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1542 THE MURPHYSBORO, ILLINOIS PAGE THREE Women's Patfe I Boys in Service fvt. Johnnie 'MeCalbb of Camp Somerset, been visiting his'parent's, Mr. ami; Mrs; John' McCaleb; of-Aval His. address'is HOSPITAL NEWS FROM ST. Mrs.

Nina' was- removed! to her home 'in Carbondale yester- Johunic McCalebv 1st Bn. Hq. Co. Ills Camp Over, Md. Somerset 1 West Mrs.

Henry Wilkerson.nadison, were remo.ved to home' Mrs. Troy, Kilm'an andi son Corp. Joe Riquard, son- of Mr. the hospital: Saturday. Henry Piquard of -Herbert returned; to camp after- spending a furlough at- home.

He now stationed: at Gamp Battle, New. Bern; Pvt. of Du Quoin, Has returned" to Camp Battle, New Bern, after, spending: the weekend at the home of- Mr. asd Henry PlQiiard. Mrs; J.iianita- lieav-ittj was 1 remove ed to her- Home in Ellis Grove Sunday.

Mrs. Prank Swetiand'' and' son- removed- to their home Mary Elizabeth 1 Button- was removed, to', her -Tiome Saturday Barohi, a case; was admitted' Saturdays and', her condition is- good' Mrs. Sylvda- Bishop. 1 of, 700 North Pvt. Buster Brannon, who is; 9th, Street, was admitted! for-medi- stationed'at Camp Rucker, has called hoine due to the: death of his" grandfather; H.

Brannon: He" in Murphysboro ahfl will' visit His" mother In' SI'. nouns' tomorrow. Staff'-Sgt: Carl' Lee Grable, son Mr. and Mrs. John GraWe, is with the; army air force in Randolph Field, Tex.

He lias been' in the army for the: past two years. His brother, First Eieutenant John Gi'able, is an instructor -with the army air force at Greenville, Miss; This is Lt. Grable's 'second year of service. cal 'care, Saturday, and- her, condition; is-, good' Mrs; W. Oi HawtHorne- and" son, are gating ajong nicely; Katiei Browm is in, a- condition), Mrs.

Waller; a surgical' patient, is: in, ai goodi conditions Mrs: Nellie Quails' condition isl good today. Mrs. Louis- Hartle's condition, is- AKl TBE Queens Bids for Title of Scrap Queen Mr. and Mrs. Bouis.Wiaes were visitors in, St.

Louis yesterday. Mi-, and; Mrs; Jud Wilson were (business; visitors- in. this city todays Miv. and; Mrs. Boreni Belt! spent in.

Harrisburg yesterday: Mrs. Everett- "Welch-, spent- Sun-i 'day in Cairo, the guest of relatives. Anna; C. was a. visitor, ini Murfihysbarp Jackson Plat; Books- now 'available at'the- Daily.

Independent Offteei each. Miss-lone Ruhman 'of, Belleville 'spent' hie week-end here with, Mary spent; the end, in- Herrin. with her par- tents. Rolla, Hall, of- Sfc Bquis- the guest of; friends, in-, this city ov.er, Itliei weektend: Mrs. G.

Boese is visiting, parents. Mr. and- Mrs. Peter of'Jo'liet. Wedding Anniversary Celebrated Saturday Mr.

and? Mrs. John Grable of 190S Pine Street celebrated their 27tli wedding anniversary at their homii Saturday night. Mr. and 'Mrs. Grable have lived' in Murphyshoro since W41; They had as their: guests Mr.

and Mrs. N. Patterson- of St: Louis, where they lived' prior to their resi dence here. BaBy, Coptest Winner Percy P'assrnore, was the winner, of first prize in the baby contest: held' in the basement' of the Meithoqist Episcopal Church Friday night;" fhe.baby^was a "ueEutiful'silver cup "as his'reward' for' raising; for the benefit of the church. Miss Marjorie Fast was a-visitor in Chester last night.

Mrs. Albert Boucher- of Alice, is visiting her- mother, Mrs. Rosa- Sill of, this city. fair. John.

Forester, is-sliglvtly improved. Williams' condition-, is-good-today. John 1 Hunters is-, ifnproving; Dan- TaVbot. remainsT ini at fair Edwin Ross', condition, is-fair today. Miv Sol 1 Ross- and fara- Louis yesterday.

Rummage. Sale: St: Peter's church, Spruce street, Monday, Wednesday. Mrs: Edna Smith Sti Louis ha.s been in.Murphysboro>diie- to the ideath, of H. Branuon. STALING STEEL STANDS (Continued from" page one) feasible Jn Siberia, suggesting, in- steda, that is a more favorable time, for maneuver since roads, rivers are then frozen and provide a good footing for mechanized equipment.

Stalin's statement was expected in Britain to arouse new agitation for a second front, but there was- no indication that it might affect military decisions already made by the allied high command. There were, mounting indications of Nazi nervousness the growing strength of the Soviets back in a factory district. But inside the great bend: of Don river, 60 to 70 miles northwest of Stalingrad, powerful Soviet forces stabbed deeper.and deeper into the German left flank, rolling, over heavy German defenses. The unpacking Russian resistance at Stalingrad was taking the 'allies, whole Axis radios circulated a series of reports designed Henry. condition-, is.i;f goo.cl.

Mrs: Ernest Davis left, yesterday Charles- Slay-bough, a fracture case is in a good- condition today. Ardell Eckert of Jacob, a fracture- case, was admitted and his condition is. good today: Calendar of Week's Events the FirsfcGhris- iiani Church, will; meet at- o'clock: at, the-churci'i The- at the GhrJstian, Ghurcli- at- is ladies night; and: the program, is- in charge- o't Jo.e Borgsmiller, and' G. Blanfcenship; The, Wirr w-illi meet- at 2 The A-ltruist Glassj ofv the Church; w-illi hold I their: regular, meeting-'at. the--church.

The Dorcaa- Glass- off the-, IHrst Ghvistiani GHnrpHi "wlUi irieeti at- the of' liaurai Mae- Burton, 2136'. Elm- at, 7,: 30; Electioni of: officers willj take place. Centenary church' willi hold AWeline where she will who is stationed at Camp Tex: Mab'el Waldron' and' Miss Betty. Ditzler oC, Ava were business visitors in Murphysboi-o Saturday. Mrs.

Mary A'. Doty and son, Earl, 'of-' 1620 Pine Street left today for Jackson, to make their home. Mr. Doty-is employed there. Determined that not'a scrap of ish'all remain in Queens Bprough, New York, Queens citizens have put.

in a a "quota of ppunds, they already have collected nearly Here is one of their-big salvage piles, rapidly over what-once-was a gigantic World's" p'ai-king ground. AtRCBtEF DECORATED FOE PACIFIC FLIGHT Mrs. Robert Weathers has returned from Berkeley, where has beeu for the past seven months. Mrs. M.

Ji Perry, will leave tomorrow- for; her- home in Austin; after visiting here, with, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Ellis, and Mr.

and Mrs. (Ralph Allison are expecting their daughter, JMrs. Floyd Eong, and daughter, of to arrive today for weeKs visit: Frank Katzmark, Western United Gas; Electric worker- 1 on- lis- visiting his, friend, Mr. McCuen, at'Iiittle Rock; Ar-ki 1NFLABIEU MADE HEALTHFUL MONDAY- HEALTH TALK- BY DR. F.

L. WILLIFORD- Nervous inflammation, or is- inflammation- of. a. is usually progressive in. charac ter, the" of Nature being to fill? the; blood, vessels.

the in dfamed area i- with- serum. As the heat of the mflam- tion continues this; serum dries up 1 and there is. degeneration of nerve- and' cell' tissue, At this stage there is a-kind of limp paralysis. The veiT nature of the disease indicates nerve source. It is caused'- by misalignment of joints- of the spine, causing pressure" upon the nerve affected at the, tpoint of its exit between, joints.

Spinal adjusting removes the cause; There is. repeated, evidence that sufferers have found' in chiropractic the thing, that has freed them of- suffering. Fully- Recovered' "Adjustments for neuritis have done me a great deal of good in dteed, in I (consider the result quite wonderful, as after six months 1' have had, no return, the ailment. I- shall consult a chiropractor first it out of health lii- aiiy- Mead Qhiropractic Research Bureau Statement No, 1301'. MLF.

WIUJFORD Licensed; fe W. Main III Phone 96') (C'dale.) Mr. and; Mrs. John Jacobs St. Louis-were the guests of Mr, and Moore, and Mr.

and rsi: Drurys yesterday. county. Plat. Books now available at. the-Daily, Independent Office.

$1.00 each; Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Willmore of "West Frankfort were the guests of and Mrs. Randall Willmore i and daughters yesterday. Mrs.

C. N. Scott Walnut street left today for Chicago where she church-nightj ati ati the will visit her son-in-law and claugh- ter, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Blanken- own; table- I ship and son.

Tile- Charity Andrews. at 2' lia.j ton- thein regular)- business Mrs; Jamesr-Marlow, Hegulfar- Ghureh- night at' St. Peter's. Evangelical- church; Pot lick supper at' 6:30, Bring a small article Second Class Petty Officer John Cluster of Great Lakes. and Mrs.

Cluster of WjUHsville, and Mrs. Alice Smith of-'St. Louis were guests, at the home Mr. and. Mrs.

Sam Isom.and family of ISth-Street. to sow doubt, and mistrust-among the allies. One of the most widely circulated Nazi falsehoods was a report that Stalin had yielded his place'as supreme Russian, military, commander Marshal Boris ie'portt which Moscow brandedf-as a plain He. Another similar rumor was voiced by the Vichy radio, that Gen. George Marshall, U.

S. Chief of. Staff, had been supersedde. Like I the Shaposhnikov report there was no truth in the Vichy allegation. The mounting strain, of.

three years-of war on internal structure was. clearly, indicated, by a. Sunday, address-of! Reichsmarshal Hermann Goering in which the No. the- public for the heavy sacrifices of the winter just ahead. He promised the Germans that they would eat, even if the rest of Europe should starve, and expressed sympathy for the residents of regions unde.r British air bombardment, saying that as an expert on such matters he well, knew the sufferings they must endure.

However, he was unable to promise any immediate alleviation since the luftwaffe, he made plain,) wr itt en an) was too occupied in Russia to pay o( eacn wee heaviest casualties from the my's assault troops, front 1 advices said. According to- German prisoners taken by the steel city's defend' ers, the enemy had- designated' the broad boulevard leading into the center, of Stalingrad, as- "the- road 'of It was cluttered with hundredsvof unburied corpses and the smouldering wreckage of scores of German tanks. "Amidst the blazing, ruins," the Communist organ Pravd'a said) hearts are stronger than German steel." It; urged the- Soviet defenders: "Fulfill your sacred Stalingrad!" i l''iVf Reduction- of- the city, it saidj would release the immense strength concentrated- there for. an offensive on the Baku oil fields and possibly a new thrust against Moscow itself. Pravda said the gallant stand at Stalingrad had shattered Adolf Hitler's strategy for 1942.

Regimental Commisar Karpov wrote in the English language Moscow News that the Germans had brought up several reserve divisions (perhaps 45,000 men) and 103 tanks, oners were taking engineer forces working on roads and impressing th'em into street fighting, so desperate was becoming the German situation as regards reserves. He said reported German pris- their- officers NOTICE TO COUNTRY CO-RESPONDENTS. Correspondence letter lor The Independent should be on Satar- in order that much attention to Britain at the they, reach the office by Mon- moment. However, he said thtV the a Instead of Wednesday- Lt. Gen.

Henry H. Arnold (center), 'chief oE the Army Air forces, Medal, from Secretary of War Robert H. Lovett. for his receiving tlie Uisuugtslstied Service record-breaking flight across the Pad- fie, Brisbane to S'an Francisco in 35 liours and 53 minutes. At left is Gen.

Arnold's crew, who received air'medals; at-right is Mai. Gen. James A. Olio, and jutant-general of the'anny. Mrs.

Daisy Keller and grandson, Billy Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. Lee and Joann Anderson of The American Legion Auxiliary i Cai bondale and Ml Grace Cooper in.meetat7:30attlteLegionHall: Wasningtollt Sun- chorus group of" the Junior Woman's. Club will meet at 7 at. theEogan Memorial' their first; the year.

AH' Junior W.oman's Club ineinbers who wish to join this for tlie first time, should report for this, W.omen's. Society off Christian Service of' the First Methodist liurch will entertain, tlie Society of the Centenary Church.at eori at day with Mrs. Keller's brother, W. C. McClure of Route One.

Misis Ruth. Yeager, Mrs. Burlte Yea'ger, and Phyllis Elaine, Miss. Christina- Aissai, Mrs; James McCoskey, Mrs. J.

W. Hofr feckev- Kline of. Vergennes- spent- the 1 clay in St. Louis'Saturday. McCABE'S SLAYER fELB; WITNESSES, TELLOF Soviets Salvage Scrap, Too Had Appeared'With Willard Smith, Jealous Herrin Husband; at'- Scene-of Violence I Ripley, ScKool Report, The following report: lias been submitted Ripley- School'by Mrs; Mary Bastienj teacher: Those- who had 1 perfect ance' for the month of September were Glenn Reiman, Junior Cluster, Betty Cluster! Glaucle- Shannon) Claudine Shannon, Weldon Reiman, Billy; Reiman, Erma liee Bastien, Joe' Harrpuff, Donald-.

Reiman, Margaret- Cluster, tpn-aine Harrouff, Teddie Joe Reiman, Donald Pierson, Claudine'Cluster, Donald Ripley, Mary vVeatherford 1 Perfect spelling: Glenn Reiman, Shannon, Claude Shannon, Billy Cladihe Shannon. Those who averaged; above 90 were, Glenn- Peter Harrouff; Junior Claudine Reiman, Weldbri. Reiman, ErmaL.ee Tr'oss Piersoh, Randle Cluster, Freddie Bastien, Donald Teddie Joe Reiman, Claud-: ine Cluster Mary Ripley. The school, made $29.47 at the jcliicken fry which made possible 'the purchase of a piano. Mr.

and Mrs. Gene Cox. and'Betty Jane- Anderson of! Bast: Sti Louis were in. Murphysboro over tlie week-end- visiting, with- friends- and relatives. Miss Alice Marie 1 Will who has' spent the past week as their guest there accompanied'them home.

CHRISTIAN; SCIENCE CHURCHES "Unreality" was the- subject of: all Churches; oft Christj on October Gold en. Text "He that soweth his flesh flesh reap corruption; but he, that sow- eth- shall: oft the Spiritf reap life, everlasting" 6: We Take Orders for Guaranteeil Among the citations which comprised the Lesson-Sermon was the following- from the "Dove not the world, neither, the- things that-are nv the world. If love- the. the lov.e of- the Father is not in him. And the-world passeth away, and the lust but he that doeth the will of God abideth.for ever." (IJohn 2': The'Lesson-Sermori also included the.

following passages from the Christian Science textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker. Eddy: "N.ow is the time for so- 5 material, pains and material pleasures to' pass away, for both are unreal; because impossible in. Science. To break this earthly spell, mortals must get the.true idea and divine Principle of all that-really exists and governs the universe: harmoniously. This slowly, and the interval before its attainment is attended with: doubts 'arid defeats as well as triumphs" (p.

39). A coroner's, found at the week end: that Chester G. MoCabe, Mui'phyil'ooro truck, line operator, 'died of gunshot wounds.inflicted:by i- Wil'mvd Smith of. Benin. The jury recommended that Smith be Jield to the Williamson, county grand Under the law Williamson coun.

authority for prosecution the ease jnl that deed was committed in that county. It was to hold the inquest because McOabo died in Jackson county. Three witnesses for Sniiith testi fied that they appeared, with McCabe on the scene of the shooting; near the I-Ien-in three miles south of Herrin, they sa'id, after IMcGabe and- Smith's wife had delivered a- load of sand at the Kerrin housine- project in. Her rih. Testimony was that Smith said i he McOabe.

and his wife to "scare he.had not meant to shoot anyone. McCaibe was shot through tha left arm and the abdomen. The bullet entered liis side nine inches below the arm pit. bombed areas-would get several extra ounces of meat per week to ease their hardships. Cohering, warned, also, against- rumor mongering.

Coming immediate-j ly after a similar warning by Propaganda- Minister Paul Joseph Goebbels, Goering's; statement seemed to indicate that rumors are a major problem- to the Nazis. Stockholm heard reports the Germans might- attempt to shore up the rickety structure of occupied Europe by establishing soon a new federation of "Germanic States" to include Holland, Denmark and Norway. Increasing restiveness ofi Denmark under Nazi occupation reported. The regime of Premier) Pierre Laval in France was said to i be stable the time being Laval; reached a compro-j mise under which he; would apply all measures short of outright force to recruit French Jabor for Nazi war factories. I BY HENRY SHAPIRO I MOSCOW, Oct.

ter-! rifle German drive, using, more! than 100, tanks and. hundreds ofj planes, stormed at the narrowestj parts, of Stalingrad's defenses to-i day, to. blast a path into the heart of the city for reinforced- ground troops. The Volga metropolis waSj ablaze -again as- German determined' to pulverize its nants, unleashed new and savage' attacks. Front dispatches eaid the Rus-j sians' heroic resistance, rep'elledj more than 12 attacks, and yielded, only at.

one. In north-, western section of; Stalingrad, erwhelming: German forces drove. previously leqaeated. Cbrren- pondenta piease take note of this change and get In each weelr. Famous to relievs i You who suffer such psm-with tired, neryous feelings, distress of 1 to functional monthly tydia B.

Hnkhaai'sTablete (vrtthaddediron). They- have a soothing effect on one of woman's most important organs. 130 their iron helps buila up red Wood. Follow label directions! 1YD1H £. Special Convocation Murphys; boro Chapter No.

164, R. A. Ml, Tuesday. Oct. 6th, 1942, at P.

M. Work in P. M. and lfl. E.

M. Degrees. C. HOULOWAY, E. P.

H. JONES; Sec'y. Did 1 Stomach Ulc.er Pains Make Jack Spratt Eat No Fat? Modem day "Jack Spratts" who ea.t no fat because of distress of stomach or ulcer indigestion, gas pains, heartburn, burning- sensation, Ijloat and -other conditions caused Ijy, excess, acid- should- try Get a 25c box of. from your druggist. First- dose must convince or return box to us and get DOUBLE YOUR MONEY BACK.

At Hagler Drug Store and drugstores- ev-er-y-w-here. Like Americans, Soviet civilians are conducting scrap drives to. obtain metal to keep Russia's, vital war industries rolling. Nation need for scrap to feed, steel, mills is as great as ours. U.

OUBMMINE REPORTER LOST and other rectal diseases healed by my painless methods. No anesthetic. No surgery. No danger. No hospital.

No loss of time from work. Satisfactory results assured. A. CROESSMAM; D. Above First National Bank Pinckneyvillo, 111.

Daily Hoars 9 to P.M. Sunday 9 to 12 A.M.. Other-hours Eighteen Years Successful Practice BULLETIN "WASHINGTON, Oct. 5- The navy today the 1526-ton submarine Graniph, has been overdue in the Pacific for some time and "must be presum- ly carry a complement officers and men. This was the flfth U.

S. submarine lost since tils war began. Text ol navy comnuinitiue No. 139: "Pacific area: The U. S.

Grunion (su'bma- riiie) lias 'been- overdue in- tlie Pacific for so'me time and' must be presumed to be, jlost. "2. The next of Iciii of-the per eel to be hsonnel of the Grunion have'- been Submarines" of this class, normal-1 notified." Leave at 7 o'clock and every hour thereafter until 12 o'clock. Leave from first lot north of DeWitt Ice Station. JOHN T.

Democratic Candidate For Treasurer-Collector I'm a Plain, Ordinary Citizen with no experience on the rectiv- i of. a tax collector's window, but with years of it on the imylftK' side. This time please vote for tax payer who always been on Hie outside lopk- ing- in. IS WORTHY OF ITS A Diamond' is an' ageless! gift given to; last a lifetime and then transmitted lovingly as an beirjboza. Such an important purchase-should-never-be clouded- by doubts and: uncertainties.

When.you.consult witE us. you can be SURE of true values and true sati'sfaction. WOLFF JEWELEfiS.