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8-G PES MOINES SUNDAY REGISTER MAY 20, 1945. Reds Set Up Free Filmland's Farmerette SMUTS CRITICAL OF 'PRESSURES' Trade in Germany jn MOSCOW, RUSSIA UP The Red army command in Russian- SECOND WOMAN STABBING VICTIM the Bride For Graduation Just for that "Must" Trip occupied Germany Saturday re or SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. (TP) Field Marshal Jan Christian established free trade and the profit system. Peasants were encouraged to sell or barter their surplus pro- ifj Smuts of South Africa Saturday night protested duce on the open market in a move to combat a famine threats against the confusion and special pressures he I i Ladies' Overnight Case said are afflict- I in the cities. The new decrees, together with i the establishment of a.

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He also deplored the ex was reported to have made a deep odus of top fc? impression on the German- people. ri statesmen. Ladies' Wardrobe Case ST. LOUIS. MO.

(U.F.) Mr. Opal May Schellenger, 21-year-old war widow, was found stabbed in the throat Saturday within a. block of her home. The apparent victim of an attack similar to that which took the life of a 19-year-old waitress three weeks ago, Mrs. condition was critical.

Her vocal cords and windpipe severed, she wrote that her assailant was a Negro. Witnesses of the attack gave a description of the man which was simila to that, of the man who killed Miss Lena Afton Davidson by stabbing1 her through the throat May 1. Miss Davidson also was killed within a block of her home, and in both cases the attacker was seen to drive off in a dark-colored, old automobile. Britain's A A letter from a German citizen to the Red army command said: "Marshal Stalin is more concerned thony en '''''iff 7 i A I 7rT An--. lzSl ft! France over the German people than was 28" 21 inch with tray and hangers.

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He told police he had been dis- charged by the navy. He was turned over to the navy shore patrol. the South African prime minister said their departure "makes the position awkward for their colleagues who remain." Smuts, who attended the Paris peace conference after World War said that leaving this conference "with only a rump of its membership" might imperil the peace charter's ratification later on. Explosive Issues. In a broadcast beamed to Canada.

Britain. South Africa, New Zealand and Australia, Smuts sharply complained that the conference has been cluttered up with irrelevant and explosive issues which have tangled consideration of its main problem "security against war." "The plain fact," he said, "is that some people are not satis J5I Murphy to Direct G.O.P. Publicity WASHINGTON. D. C.

JP) Appointment of William C. Murphy, as publicity director of the Republican national committee was announced Saturday by Chairman Herbert Brownell. jr. Murphy has been chief of the Washington bureau of the Philadelphia (Perm.) Inquirer since 1937. A- 7 Floors of Furniture At 54h and Walnut mm "There's no fun like farming," says Hollywood's Ann Sheridan as she proves it at her California ranch.

Lettering on the milk bottle reads "Sheridan's Shamrock Dairy." WHAT DO YOU THINK if Your neighbor's view on The Register editorial page daily 5 Tuesday through Saturday. fied with wrestling with the al Many Nisei Died In Heroic Rescue THE DAY'S RECORD most insoluble problem of world security against the dreadful scourge of war. They have a passion for reforming the world in general and are prepared to TEMPLE, TEX. CP) The 442nd Combat Team of Japanese-Ameri Des Moines Deaths. HARRIS Mrn.

M. 33. of 333.1 Grand Saturday at Iowa Lutheran. FAIR Mr Attcr. 39.

nf 733 Arthur Saturday at Drg Molnrs Grneral. cans sustained heavy losses in push forward at full blast along the heroic rescue of a lost bat talion of the 36th Division in France last summer. So Pfc. Saburo C. Takayoshi of Chicago, 111., one of the little band who broke the German perimeter around the men of the nice all fronts." Specific Parleys.

jj Smuts pointed to such issues la as regional arrangements, trus- fj teeships, colonies, economic and fj social matters, which he thought a should be dealt with In specific 3 conferences or left over to be handled by a world organization ij when it is set up. Nevertheless, he said, "we have made fair progress during the IJ month we have been at the Job." Rationing Calendar. OJr 20. 104. Important facts unit date to remember In these days of wartime, rationing are listed for reference throughout tna week.

MEATS. FATS, KTC. Bonk 4 red stamps Y5, Z5, A2 B2. C2 and D2, valid since Jan. 28, good through June E2 through J2 valid Mar.

4 through June 30; K2 through P2 valid Apr. 1 through July 31; Q2 through U2 valid May 1 through Aug. 31. Markets pay 4 cents and 2 red points per pound for used fats. FOODS Book 4 blue stamps.

H2. J2. K2, L2 and M2, valid since Feb. 1. good Uirough June 2: N2 through S2 valid Mar.

1 through June 30; T2 throueh X2, valid Apr. 1 through July 31; Y2 Z2. Al. Bl and CI valid May 1 through Aug. 31.

SI GAR Book 4, stamp No .35, valid since Feb. 1, good through June 2. No. 36 valid May 1 through Aug. 31.

Another becomes valid Sept. 1. SHOES Book 3. airplane stamps, 1, 2. and 3 valid indefinitely.

New stamps valid Aug. 1. GASOLINE The six IV A coupons, good for four gallons each valid Afar. 22 through June 21. B-6 and C-6, and Bf7 and C-7 coupons good for five gallons.

3-Sth, said: "After we had reached the lost battalion we had lost so many men we had to go on the defense." come IX to The Weather. FOR RCXDAV. MAY 20. IXCAL Partly cloudy with scattered showers and thunderstorms today and Monday. Cooler Monday.

IOWA Partly cloudy with scattered showers and thunderstorms today and Monday. Warmer In east and 'extreme south portion today. Cooler Monday. MINNESOTA Mostly cloudy today and Monday with occasional showers today, and in south and east portions Monday. Slightly cooler in west today.

Cooler in eouth, Monday. WISCONSIN Mostly cloudy today and Monday with occasional showers in extreme north and west portion today, and entire state Monday. Warmer in extreme south and east portions today. Cooler Monday. ILLINOIS Partly cloudy and warmer today.

Mostly cloudy toniRht and Monday with scattered thunderwhowers In north and west central portions tonight, and north portion Monday. Cooler north and west portions Monday. NEBRASKA Scatteded showers and thunderstorms; cooler except partly cloudy and continued warm extreme southeast; highest temperatures 55-60 northwest to near 80 extreme southeast portion; today and Monday partly cloudy, cooler southeast quarter, little change in temperature north and west portions. MISSOURI Partly cloudy and warmer today with scattered thundershowers in north portion. SOUTH DAKOTA Considerable! cloudiness, showers and thunderstorms today; cooler today with highest temperatures 45 to 55.

Asked why his unit took such "Prince Gardner BILLFOLDS losses and returned asain and again to rescue the 36th lost battalion. Takayoshi answered. "YOU CANT SEE BRAVE MEN DIE." He is now in a hospital here. ome to! FXF.L- OIL Period 1, 2, 3. 4.

and 5 coupons expire Aug. 31. Iowa Motor Vehicle Deaths Last Week RfNDAY Mariorie May Morek. 19. Buy that EXTRA War Bond TODAY! Cedar Rapids, killed in car-truck, accident east of Chelsea.

Tama county. MONDAY Willis H. Truitt. Muscatine, killed when car struck by train at Mus catine. 1 91 .115 Iowa fatalities so far this year Iowa fatalities to date in 1944 Style Sketched NS 7.50 Provide Before Aig PES MOINES WEATHER DATA fOR SATIRIAY.

MAY 19. 1945. BY U. S. WEATHER BUREAU.

Readinss taken at airport office. HOUKLi TKMPEKATUKES: Townsend Meeting. Clnh No. 19 will meet at the Harry Frazell hnm. 72: E.

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11 a. Noon 1 ROSE of SHARON Mausoleum 61 60 2 a. CLINTON. IOWA CUtfTOff MEMORIAL PARK CEMETERY "(Temperatures after 7 m. are unofficial as registered on The Register's thermometer and are not included in the statistics below.) Highest at 5:30 p.

6S Lowest at 5 a. 50 Mean 59 Normal 61 Deficiency 2 Accumulated deficiency since May 1 .160 Accumulated excess since Jan. 1 220 PRECIPITATION Amount. 24 hours ending 7 p. m.

Saturday Total this month to date 3 70 Normal this month to date 2.5R Total Jan. 1 to date 6.23 Normal Jan 1 to date 9.46 Accumulated excess since. Jan. 1 6.77 Relative humidity 7 a. 72; 7 p.

m. 69 Sunrise today 5:49 a.mJSunset p.m. A YEAR AOO. Hiehest temperature in Pes 75 lowest temperature in Pes Moines ..60 There was 76 of an inch of rain. Iter cl xJSy JteH 11 Ah'i-.

Si fl Moon Phases. Furnished by Drake Municipal observ atory. First quarter May IS tn 25. Inclusive. Moon sets today.

1:21 a. m. Moon rises today. n. m.

Morning stars Mars. Mercury and Venus. Evening stars Jupiter and Saturn. Slippers pipe evening paper easy chair and a loving wife. Give these to any man and you have the traditional picture of a happy life.

Yes! Homemaking is a creative art and Ginsbergs are proud that generations of Iowa wives have looked to this store for the precious things that help so much to transform a house into a home. As a homemaker, here at Ginsbergs you can see seven floors of ever changing impressions of how to make your home more beautiful with furnishings and furniture. Besides, here you get the expert, friendly help of experienced furniture men who go out of their way to please you and who tell you the whole truth about Ginsberg's stocks. Right now, in spite of shortages and restrictions, we can show you scores and scores seven floors of furnishings and furniture to select from to make your house even nicer to come home to. May we expect Vou soon? The following table of a selected list, eif American cities shows A highest temperature during Saturday.

B) lowest temperature during the day, fC precipitation last 24 hours in inches: EASTERN. (A) Atlanta 75 50 Buffalo fi6 43 New York 57 51 Philadelphia 63 55 fi7 59 BS 37 fil 69 54 fi4 5S 64 4 40 43 42 rsfi 41 34 40 35 29 Washington 70 GULF. Abilene 93 Amarillo 95 Brownsville SR El Paso 90 Fort Worth R9 Galveston SO Jacksonville 83 Miami 91 New Orleans 81 San Antonio 92 EAST CENTRAL. Carbondale 74 Chicago 70 Cincinnati 68 Cleveland Detroit 66 Grand Rapids ...74 Green Bay .65 Indianapolis 67 Madison 69 Marouctte 65 Milwaukee 58 Ste. Marie 66 Traverse City 53 WEST CENTRAL.

Bismarck 57 Dubuque 66 Du'uth 57 Kansas City si 49 4 3R 43 4 1 55 53 4R Minneapolis .73 Oklahoma City 86 Omaha .75 71 75 55 E. Lo'Ji? oux City Wiiliston lllffilS Sls 0. mrXf MOUNTAIN. S6 Alhuouerane LL right, America, let's go We've got .03 A .04 our enemies on the run now we've Boife Che yenne IVnver Havre Helena Phoenix Pueblo Pal- Lake city 55 7fi K2 59 RH Sfi .72 For 57 Years Iowa's Friendliest Furniture Store .07 39 4R 5fi 44 41 59 4R 42 47 43 4R 5ft 4R 42 57 got to put everything into one great effort! Remember, last PACIFIC. MAY 22 MORE MCN NEEDED RerlonBl Enroillni OfftM.

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The same Government security hacks your War Bonds as backs the actual dollars you put into them. 2. You Ret 100 at maturity for every 75 loanerl now. 3. You can set your money hack anytime you peed It in the meantime you get safety and steady crowth.

4. You have a backlog to renew farm buildings and equipment after the war. 5. Bonds will insure your children's schooling, or provide for your own security, travei, retirement. 6.

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