The Plain Speaker from Hazleton, Pennsylvania • Page 5

THE PUIN SPEAKER PAGE 5 HAZLETON, MONDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER 13, 1943. uuvi i ini-s oieK rair Latest Hair Do pital where Mveral stitches were required to close the wound. Dealings Willi Moscow p. S. Planning To Feed Italy Trapped Japs Secure Help Big Time Saver Isccrslfs Hind Victor Scherer, of 120 West Eighth street, r-ported to City Patrolman James Monroe that his son, aged suffered a bad laceration on the palm of his left hand when he cawe in contact with a sharp edge on the display window at the Eugene Jacobs store on West Uroad street.

He was given first aid by Dr. William Sulman, of this city, and removed to the State Hos 1 Sunday School To Start Sunday School at St. Michael's Church, Harwood, will start next Sunday, Rev. Father the pastor, announced yesterday. Classt will start at 8 a.

with the Sisters of Mercy of St. Gabriel's in charge. Waile Werner) Sept. 13. rrultla American a vj CHICAGO, Sept.

13. with the new style hair-dos, all the really up-to-date lady war worker had to do this morning was "run her hand 1'intcad of a comb" through her Iinlv think It may be put U. S. HEADQUARTERS IN THE SOUTH PACIFIC, Sept. 13.

A') The Japanese still are at le to some supplies through to their easier than any 1 on Vote Martin for School Director. country, kept from mnkinjr i IP nur unu -presto, her crown of glory" was properly arranged. At least, that's what th round like Poland or battle can Cosmeticians National Associa Hi niti, bow Pr LONDON, Sept. 13. W) Ta-deusi Itumer, In hi first pub-he statement a Foreign Minis, ter of the I'oliNh government In exile.

said tuday that his coun. try desire a "fu; equit-able undiTHtamling with Soviet KutiHia on a basis complete loyally and recoKnilion of mu. tual rik'htK and mutual inde. pendenre." Kunier, former I'ollsh ambus, satlor to Itussin who wN ap. pointed to the cabinet of Pre.

mii-r Stanialaw Mikolajczyk last July, addrexsed the I'olish Na. tional Council, "We du not wish to minimize in any way the position due the Soviet Union Ui post-war or-ganization of the world," Homer said In the authorized English text of hi address. "We look for peaceful and neighborly cooper, ation between I'oland and Hug. aia in thu future." tion convention was told today by Thomas Frank, uresidi.nt of tK ti icf and Rehabilitation tie nruEiifcm linois Hairstylists Guild. He also flan ahead for the job to be General Dwight G.

Eut-fM them the nod to move HIGH-STRUNG, BLUE FFIIJN6S auiied that the mannish haircut is coming back. "Our members have devoted careful study to the problem of stvlinir tresses for war workers with an garrisons on Kolombangara and Vella Lavella islands under cover of night despite a tight American blockade, a Navy spokesman said today. However, the spokesman said, the blockade maintained by U. S. planes and motor torpedo boats is withholding a considerable amount of badly-needed material from the enemy on the remaining Japanese holdings in the Solomons, which also include Arundel Island, south of Kolambangara.

American units destroyed or damaged 30 enemy barges in the past week an accomplishment which brought congratulations and this message from Vice Admiral William F. Halsey, commander of U. S. South Pacific forces: "The air and surface war against Jap barges is warming the seat of the enemy's pants. "Burn 'em up." eye to surety and time saving," Frank said, "simplicity, of course, is the keynote, and we have hren immediate relief task In Italy, be explained, Is an army the AMG (Allied Military ientl goes Into new terri-' the heels of advancing troops jffioers trained in adminis-'' t3ke over the machinery of life and supervise emer- On "Certain Days" Of The Month? Do functlotal periodic disturbances mk you Jeel nervous, Irritable, cranky, fidgety, tired and "dragged out" at such times? Then start ot once try tydla E.

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Leaflets are packed In roll form into 25-pounder shell cases. Shells explode in air over enemy lines at 300 feet and leaflets float down over wide area. Lydia E. Pinkham's VEGETABLE COMPOUND the rein i osuaj i r.r month hiMire Clover Club To Meet i ji ni-k up from there. It has t-jtt begun operations in Sicily.

The Hazleton Clover Club will meet tonight at the usual time. The session was originally scheduled for last Monday night but was postponed. Memorial services for departed members will be held at the session. SEATTLE, Sept. 13.

(A') The locomotive and four cars of the Milwaukee Raidroad's crack train, the Olympian, v(ere derailed and overturned a mile south of Seattle last night. Five men, cooks and waiters on the dining car, suffered injuries, none serious. Sheriff Harlan S. Callahan said the wreck was caused by a buckled rail on a viaduct. It had been thrown out of place earlier, he said.

ithe light of wiormation so lar the men under Foreign Director Herbert L. Lehman 'jot foresee a tremendous need for 'jihipmonto to stave off etarva-As a partner in the Axis, Italy with Germany the preferred MB of a belligerent in the of whatever food was when an army truck going through tible in Axis-dominated Europe. it too. is normally almost self tle'nt in it foods production, fiww becoming scarce, but Ital-, tere reported to be getting a an underpass beneath it failed to clear the underpass top. N.

A. Meyer, superintendent of transportation for the Milwaukee, said it would take at least eight hours to clear the rails. adequate diet shortly before Camblers Dispersed A group of boys who were craps at Wyoming and Button-wood streets, was dispersed bv Citv Patrolmen Stanley Croll and Michael 1 tablespoon of waste kitchen fats a day will J. JSweeney yesterday, after complaints were received in city hall. bullets a year, i urn in your waste fats now I apitulation.

problem of "feeding Italy," ifn'e, may turn out to be largely -Hera of helping the Italians ra'e effectively Italy's own jp food supplies. r'11 imports may be call-' but available supplies in Africa are expected to be suf-to meet the demand, j. an also could use a lot more but whether shipping space M'ed to carry American meat 'c may depend on considera- gh policy. The Allied high si may decide Italians can tw? on the slim meat rations s.e had heretofore, at least the job of smashing Germany later in such ravaged territories as Poland. The relief agency has already purchased large stocks of clothing in this country for shipment to Italy WW if needed but reports at hand indi i VI VI VI 1 cate the Italians are well off compared, for instance, with the population of North Africa at the time Approved by W.

a PaiJor husm American troops landed there. 'g has badly crippled Italy's ition system, however and swts foresee a long job of REPUBLICANS I II ,1 VOTE FOR AN INDEPENDENT I I A CANDIDATE FOR 1 railroads and highways and -IM back into shape. Supplies of fuel may be needed to insure ikm distriDution ol avauaDie is said to have plenty via for farm-city traffic if is be provided. Coal is expect- City Treasurer Frank A. Uzmann HONEST RELIABLE COURTEOUS a fairly serious problem.

health situation in Italy is PULL LEVER D17 "id generally satisfactory, so i'kof medical relief is expect-1 inherit compared to the enor-. jprblem likely to be faced Pi 4i ''I Ufa jm Qwmmi t. A -Ki and only combined operations will bring victory "Combined Operations" is the official name given to those picked men of the British Army, the Royal Navy, and the Royal Air Force who work hand in hand with United States Rangers and others of the United Nations. We know them and salute them as Commandos. v.

3LJ THKE ARE AMERICAN SOLDIERS GOING INTO ACTION. You need not worry about their flinching or failing-no matter what tough going they may meet. You can count them to do what we're asking of them to pay, with their lives if need be, the price victory. But victory cannot be bought by these men alone. We've got to pay our are of the cost too.

This month, that share is ar least $100 extra over and above afl other buying-in U. S. War Bonds, for every man and woman in this country. Invest share today! "Combined Operations," in a larger but very real sense, is the working principle upon which our victory depends. Combined sea, land, and air power can go just so far.

When home power is added to the combination, it is invincible. With the combined efforts of every American man, woman and child victory will be ours. Soon. HBACK THHE ATTACK BUY WAR BONDS WAR LOAN BACK THE WITH WAR BONDS ROSEN'S FURNITURE CO. Heisroth's IIOAft AM IAUIII 115 WEST BROAD STREET.