The Indiana Gazette from Indiana, Pennsylvania • 4

"-fffT? ISDIaKA EVfeKtMd QAZEffg, FRIDAY, JULY 7, 1944. Barbs lM Indiana Printing and Publishing Co. This Time We're Locking the Barn in Time Marriage Licenses Heads are too scarce to used -1 PMMrs ptthuaw JBmtbuj (iaxetb RECONVERSION TO START SOON By S. BURTON HEATH Signs are beginning to multiply that the beginnings of industrial reconversion are just around the corner. The war still is far from won, of course.

The hardest, deadliest fighting remains to be done for dfrinf into strange swimming holes. Wm. P. Plstinlnil, Ssllsbutg Constance J. Milaml, Salina.

Jonathan N. Long. Marion Center Supplies sufficient to keep Hitler tor years are being taken to hlsL. Miry M. Pentzic, Indiana It Hat Conemaugh Berchtesgeden mounlaln resort TheTChartes Nbkes, Con Sadie Ooughnour, Conemaugh mma Mil AlUea also have plans for seeing that Steve Toth, Brenlief ha gets nls fill.

Annabel Mann. Blairsvllu) $Dtllr, pr month TRf Ben Lando, Cleveland, O. Erma Clements, Palm Beach, Flti David Miller, Marion Center xjhij, mix monmi against both Germany and Japan. Yet tomorrow, or the next day, or the day after we must got down te brass tacks on the business of backtracking to civilian production. That does not mean that production for war is Hearing an end.

Quite the contrary. For months perhaps literally for years American factories must continue to man rinr. tr w.uu MM la Servle. fr mmffc 0 Meredith Hastings, Marion center Emlle H. Cbulonge, Indiana ltafcflr4illHi IVtMi Mult I Indiana Cnualr The OP A has brought baok nlekel-a-scrving coliee.

And it's no fair charging another nickel for rent on the cup. A Judge suggests that all err be taken away from careless drivers. Then our streets would be safe and quiet and almost rbftlly, per month Mo Esther M. Skog. Indiana three months ii.ao Deb E.

Meekhu, Cherrynlll Twp. Ruth B. Mccune, Montgomery Dt.ly, six month x' Daily, per year 15.00 SuhecftfttlM Term hw Carrier Floyd Oshall, Fllnton ufacture more planes, ships, guns, tanks, Sylvia Baker. Fumon tr week i munitions niiH nther materiel nf war than Carl L. Frampton, Cherry Tree fr iiiy.

per year in advance iv.uu 7 any otner nation ever rms laoricatea. What's a greater calamity than Florence McDonald, Rayne Two, What has happened falls into two Joseph C. Ervln, Hartford, Conn. squeaky shoes in public library? wrr-w a. tit i mi MBMBKK8 OP ASSOCIATED PRESB.

The Anso-ftUUd prena I exclusively entitled to the me for re- publication of all the netva diepatehen rdt(ed to it tr not otherwise credited to thii paper and the local mr puh)(ah4 herein. Ann Apostouc, Cleveland, o. categories. In the lirst place, we have used tor Tultle and said, "You convince up the entire stockpiles of certain com The birds we in America call hime I've got the part Director little chuckled. "He's modities which are considered essential to civilian well-being And the efficient func i a i ij warblers are not true warblers, and the only true warbler we have, we call a gnatcatcher.

been saying that ever since the pic National AeWtTllala ReprMtntaHvee DelilSSKR. lae. 11 BMt 44th Street, New York, N. T. (118 N.

Mich I (ran Avenue, Chicago. 111. 1 41; I Chentnut PhIUdelp.it... Penua. ture started." tioning oi the home front.

These must be replaced, in carefully measured PRACnOAlXT A LOCAL BOY Four-fifths of Greenland is covered by an Ice cap many thousands of feet thick. Sntared at Poatotflce of Indiana. Vennnylvanla, tecond-oIaH matter. Twenty-six-year-old Greg a trick even though facilities for their production have to be diverted from war work. knee from a football injury left him 4-F is practically a local boy.

He was born In Atlanta, Ga but The Indiana Bvenlnr Oneette Invito leltars of iommeht, crltlclum and RUKxenLloni from Hi rcaderi. letter to receive conntrleraLIon mual be limited to tfcltOO words and munt contain Die nnme and addrosi the writer, hut thene will not be publisher! If the writer object to tho publication. Today's Thought came to Hollywood with his parents when he was only, three. His dad is Walter Easton, the pulp mag We've Got Working Supplies In the second place, we have overcome the inertia of our belated start and built up a working supply of many if not all of Take heed that da not your All Political advertising must he paid In ailvunce. a Uotn.fi on fnr sxilvavl Ixlnr will bit fUrn lulled on alms before men, to be teen ot azine writer.

During his high school days the family lived in Oakland. Three VmppUcation to the Cnmpany, them; otherwise ye have no reward of your Father which Is In heaven. years ago they returned to Holly Friday, July 7, 1944 Mathew 6:1. wood, wbere Greg worked at odd the weapons and munitions required by our armed forces and those of our Allies. From now on our task is to complete the stockpiling of war items not yet in abundance, 1'fln 1 fa lino a trliiVi ova ovnAndorl arrnirtei Jobs; studied drama in little theaters in the evening arid married his high STRENGTH AND VERSATILITY Who builds a church to God, and not to Fame, Will never mark the marble with his Name.

Pope. school sweetheart, Marjore Hoover. They have lEMnonth-old daughter. i The day-by-day news of American sue-: lhe Axis armies and nayies alldthis is cesses Europe and the Pacific are re, important-supply the thousands of how completely Hitler and dan veqllirements for new weapons and for HOLLYWOOD NEWS i.ju miojuuscu wuULi, wih, UI modifications of armament which -will re- waging a vicrorious' war. oi oiny weieiSU.t from the unpl.edictable eventualities they wrong in thinking, Us hopelessly un-in mnH.rn wo qUAiiy WASHINGTON fe.

It. Merry-go-round ly PHtW MAKSON prepared, and so soft and divided that m- mBtlt tha n.BHlt -nf preparation was impossible. They 11 fh. Extra to Star In One Leap equally wrong in underestimating the skill capacity of our vastly expanded inland imagination of Amei 'ican commanders, fino(-finl nlnnt- Tnrpnqitio'lv wa thnlt 1pain and the adaptability and courage of factorieg wllose product ro longer tt irn-n ftirhtiner men. ul -i I 8- KlM- BY EESKIVK JOHNSON NEA Staff Correspondent The movies John L- Sullivan pro tical viewpoint means net! nothing.

Capital Chaff The Federal Communicatto'is bably would give me the old 1-2-3 right on the chin if I called him' iiuuneu, which win ue reieaseu xiupi war Enemy leaders thought we could not work. with problems of vast distances, unique The Brewster case, widely publicized, jf'Vin military history. With the help of our was not typical because there a combina-a English arid Australian allies, haveltion of unfavorable factors existed. But YOUR LAST CHANCE TO SUPPORT THE 5th War Loan BUY THOSE EXTRA BONDS Commission recently licensM new radio station in Houston. Tex Hollywood latest Cinderella man.

sia; shuttle-bomblnf fortresses, caught on the ground, were demolished; Progressive Reaabll-canv deplore subtle evasions In1 party platform; dislike the way It dodges the mntl-lynoblng and pell-tax questions. That is, if he found time to stop pinching himself to be sure he isn't dreaming. 1 solved them. 'We have built up great I the Brewster experience is going to be re-J to Judge Roy Hofbeinz, after he had showbi that. Jesse Jones dominated all the radio station? in Houston and that they carried an After all, linking the great John t.

strength and have combined it with great peated in many plants where management I a gent who broke the paws of amazing minimum of patriotic war appeals. But now Judge Hofheinz is encountering obstacles all along the line. Latest is a demand by 1h? Greater Houston Broadcasting Cor 40 ring opponents in his time, with the Cinderella stuff sounds mighty silly. So we'll just say that the story of Greg McClure, or Dale Easton, is fantastic. Yesterday he yas an extra.

Today he is a star, playing the title role in "The Great John Greg McClure, a nice-looking gent with black hair and a warm smile, versatility ot strategy ana tactics. and labor have not combined to make gtaus now K. In Europe we have fought from street selves generally disliked. i lias two bases in Russia lor shuttle- W- to street, and from house to house. In the' The tipoff that this is no pipe dream bombing, one base is located in i Pacific we have attacked in great leaps of i lies in the fact that War Labor Board Northern Russia for use of j.

hundreds of miles. American arms and! lawyers now are busy drafting Orders af American brains are playing-a major part; govern the procedure of reconversion as southern Russia for use oi u. s. Kf' iu a successful European operation which cutbacks in war production become general planes coming from Italy. combined inevitability of attack with utter1 and important.

mi. i i.ti. lj the northern base recently poration for a rehearing of his li cense. Interesting fact is that the secretary and tree-surer of this firm are Forrest Is. Andrew and Thomas D.

Anderson, the lawyers who handle mo)t of the Texas hardly believes it. You see, there's oven more to the A switch secrecy Ot time ana place. "rat one mac is auucipfuea, 01 sorlous Nazi bombing imajor importance, will be in the airplane aid which knocked out a consider-Our recent operations against the Japs, field. Informed observers are talking able number oi Flying Fortresses business for Jesse Jones' RFC The weather has a lot to do with elections. Record-breaking rains.

only a $5000 a week film scenarist would dare dream up. iwmuiI inf nmwlniv. Timo nnrl about a 30 ncr cent horizontal cut. because; wlat happened wa wu tne ti fflsmm again American forces have caught the Japs we now are beginning to make planes ast- S. bombers had completed a successful raid over Germany, during which they encountered little fighter opposition, and had arrived As a film extra, Greg put on a beard a few weeks ago to act in the new Bing Crosby picture, "The Road to Utopia." He worked two days.

See what we're building up to? Bing Crosby Productions is film flat-footed with sudden, tnan tne unitea isauons can use tnem. thrusts. Now. we have come to the point wheve'Some Cuts. Some Exnansions IJTiiTaaJ wiping out culverts nd bridges '-n North Dakota, blicked many farmers from voting in the recent Nye primary.

Most of them would have apposed Senator When some people 'ixp-scled D-Day ti be in. May, an Army crony or Gen-oral "Wild Bill" Donovan remarked that this was impossible. "Donovan, thouah supposed to hold safely at the Russian shuUie-ooirb- ing base, Tired, the crews lined up ing -lhe Great John L. Bing pick' ed Greg for the title role. What i Navy-Secretarys i orrestal can continently thoir planes for and wen to sleep in adjacent' barracks.

But because the base is some inform this, country (and enemies) that, wi be.cllt an even 30 pei. cent. Borneo, the Philippines, Formosa To gues.s, one might say that production of switch; After he won the part and Bing congratulated him, Greg said: what cramped, the planes were lined up closer to each othtr than down a desk ho said, "always goes ashore with every invasi.i." 'trainers coum dp retiuced dv na i. ar more. You know its funny.

Mr. Cros :0 Japan has good reason to heed -tnwj hjl mBnufacture of Super-Fw-U-esses mnn niirl rAnn if rP lii a foil and to fear it. Thus far Japanese by. A few weeks ago I was an extra in one of your pictures." Crosby over with a pair of yellow they should have been. At 2 a.

the Nazis, who apparently had triUcd the IS. S. planes but had not attacked, sua might be maintained at current level or even In May, Donovan was in xne i-a-dflc. Flashes 'rfcrn Chicago The conventions forgotten man: warning, industry has escaped the devastating force that Allied planes have brought against y-i ml. rnw 1 greatly expanded with an eye toward shift Doony socks.

But you ain't heard You could have Knocked Bins drnly staged a night raid. Catch- of the major war theater to the Pacific. cx-Vice President unaries uawes. everything yet. uermany.

ine no or more iiaa umncn: mas. nih.mna nf Once the hern of the Dawes Plan IN ONE SWELL SMOOP neatly lined-up Flying Fortress. ior reparations bbv to JULY CLEARANCE. SUMMER HATS Hi destroyed by our forces in the last 20 days which hj miliUrv ButhoriUes have pre-A. of June represent not more than a weeks dicte(1 come'berore 1945) will mean output, perhaps, of Japans aircraft pro- a substantial in certain types Six months aeo Gres McClure Few of the bomber crews were for his upside-uown pipe ana he Btnd killed, due to ibr fact that they lfxguage.

he was Dale Easton then was workinE in the Warner studio labor atck ot the jnfjkrsf platform, un duction. were asleeo in thntr barracks. production notably, perhaps, weap- NOTE Senator Lai ger of North smiling, unanplanumg, unintro-Ouced. while crowd welomid ITerbert Hoover, the man who sent But at this stage of the Pacific war, hi in Atflr gang, Before that he was a truck driver and even sold ties in a Los Angeles department store. See what we mean by a fantastic story? Cinderella stuff? Bah! You don't need him to London as Ambassador part agRinst Japan even than they did planes are of little use against us without carriers.

And against Japan's carriers we Daokta has inquired of Stimson as to wl-at radar and Pfihter plane protection we have worked out with the Russians for he safety ot thcie new shuttle-bembing bases. He' wants to 1-nnw The conventions most nervous Values up to 4.95 against Germany. man Publisher Fey Howard, at pumpkin and a glass slipper for have recently dealt most crippling blows. Vnn (inn l-inl fnn a rrpan 1 onnfli ir rr in tired in star-gained shirt, nearly props in thfs story. I'll i i i i.om iuun ui a i voi.

ocGtiisiiiK hnvine heart (a-'uro when bis hero. As a film extra, Greir, or Dale. Herbert Hoove, couldn't 6 the .98 heard about Bing Crosby's search dapan Bim tie indusU.ia, pot in the e.ir future and Uvh.thar (his disaster was theNul But it i not beyond possibility that our don.t jdea it jg a tt s. offlcsrs or a. to poorco forces miffht.

Br buIr tn dehvpr miralvzine i i 'oooration. :0 ior John 1 Sullivan. He read up $100 $1 JL and on the fabulous gent and discovered ui Rusnmii one of his writers, Iftr.ry J. Taylor, to stai-e. Hot has Wm stra'xthter, tney didn't look much alike, but that their measurements were the attacks bn her industry jand transportation Th lallulin of reconvcl.sion meBM: SLe.X"H?"?." difference betwfen jobs and no jobs tJSZ out the microphones while HoMMf vl In the middl of his speecit, tomimed back and foith re same.

So he looked up Director puwo WOrkML the diffarantwhetween mad anH i idenl and dynamic Governor Ellis no goods for consumers. rrank Tuttle and Producer James Grant and said he'd like to test tor the role. "They looked me over." he said. garding the sound effects. Specto tors almost thoutf.t that Roy him.

self was malting 'he speech. the blow, thousands of Tojo's soldiers lie1 dead and tens of thousands are hopelessly: isolated in the islands of his brief and too-: far-flung ocean empire. Amall ot Georsla regarding the i Southern revolt against Roosevelt. Governor Arnall was the CULINARY OBITUARY tCnpyrlght, 1944, hy United Feature "and then called in the boss, Bing Crosby. Crosby looked ma over and said.

But can you act? We're golne it-resident about cfilain anglds ot Ash Mat Co. i No longer will G. I. Joe pause in tlie m. southern eut.

which he sua RETREAT FROM MINSK midst of combat to dine on hash from a tin. Mnv exist in Gem-cia, but did easy on the fight stuff, there's a lot of heavy I told Mr. Crosby i.il Inbnn. nfT tl-o r. to be serio.13 Texas, wnc-c So They Say fnn I was a terrific actor.

Then he ask niubi-uw uispaicues hiuiuuiiciuk me mu lt w(u )jd fcy Jcjj 718 Phila. St. ed me how I was at love scenes, of Minsk declare it one of the decisive vie- anon use, uy popular nemanu. wicar. wnoie h.

that John L. had two big romances. tories of the war. Thev do not exaggerate, and recognizable, in combination with pola-. -why don't yuu put the sucj The worst driving conditions, the I told him I was great at the love stuff.

So they tested me, changed recovery of (his city marks the loes. beans, rice, uooaies and sucti, nason mat tenow most reprehensibie vm pre collapse of the whole German position in! its place du can, Jesse Jnmr White Russia. It shows how completely. It is good to know that taste as well as thf Vrtsiieai Pifd. -ne, 0l hiehway leading to and my name and, weU, I got the part.

I still dont belleva it." Crcg McClure turned to Drrce- the Red Army has been able to shatter i nounsnmeiic enters into tne planning i our pervious, oo Know wnai wiir plants. soldiers meals, even wnen tney are ot tne nerve io roni American auiohwpu Tl In ina. uwi, rhu.i SUlVOy. iliuai uigvm twin vnuiij. until to know that even when at grips Willi the it in nt-aspapefi The one thing we dare not toler- etumiy, U.

I. Joe retains a Uiscriminaullg "Why. the I'lwirieni ate jt intolerance. in Dr. Everett Case, president Col- nalate ii.mt do ilown tiler.

boini, gate U. And yet, we'd like ot say a good word''" whatever lines the Germans have tried to establish in their retreat. Begun only two weeks ago, Stalin's summer offensive has already had astounding results, The Soviet m.u'fh has out-blitzed the Germans in their blitziest days. Vilna is now but a step away from the ad-' vaneing Russians and with its fall a quick rush to the sea and the outflanking of all (. enemy positions in the Baltic countries ap-i near inevitable.

What we need to do is to sea to who It that those who need Jobs have OOP r'rnce-SlraddlJni Progressive Republicans for hush. It is an ancient and honorable concoction, worthy of a respectable place in anybody's cuisine. The trouble, we suspect, is that Americans developed an un 1 conscious prejudice against it. Vaudeville may be dead, but tne ghost form express private disappoint-1 k.m clever legal footwork went or. bc- oix AviatlonCorp.

hind the scenes in Chicago jt not dreamer's world to say One dooge vu regard to rn mUst ava law and order, anli-lynchmg bill. The Repui.Jicrx f0Unda- of those gags must be haunting the United States Army. A great objective in view, of course, is th main rail line running from Pskov to ii. Warsaw by way of Vilna and Bialystok. i' fl'his is the backbone of the German defense r- in the whole vast territory stretching from 'V Lake Peipus to the heart of Poland, and cov-' eiing Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and East Prussia.

D-DAY LIFE SAVING platlorm failed tn come out ior a hl th. American civiliza- Notice to the Public We accuse the Indiana Paper Salvage Committee of displaying unfair partiality. After 25 years of faithfully serving the public, often at times when had no markets for our scrap, we feel entitled to our fair share of the IndU ana Salvage. Our source of income la the collection of Scrap from individual homes. When this is eliminated by Scrap drives, our business is naturally affected.

We are eager to cooperate in these drives and have the facilities uo so but we have been ignored and left holding the bag. THERE IS SOMETHING WRONG SOMEWHERE ROUMMS SCRAP MATERIALS, MAX ISREAL. Back The 5th War Loan Drive The Navy has disclosed that ill the first 'Federal auti-lynching bill. A Fed- i. hiwt Th demands for law two week after D-Day wounds proved fatal lcrai crux "J.e order, for peace and security in less than 1 tier cent of all wound cases.

2L. as vital to our nauon in a worm The extent of the Soviet drive to liber Slates would nave eny objection to 1 0j nations as they are to our citizens ate Russian territory is shown by the fact that, with the recovery Minsk and Pol- a piauuriu i.ivn iuiw in tleir domestic aitairs. federal aiiti-lynrhing law. Thc.Rep Sam Uyburn of Texas, have alwava wanted th uisller Army figures, though unannounced, ate reported to be equally heartening. For such news the entire country owes a debt uf gratitude to the surgeons general of the two services.

They prepared for the led to individual Slates. is vouth who must Inherit the otaJc, only one city in pre-war Russia of more than SO.OOU population is left to the In similar manner, ht sorrow, and the Republicans And that the GOP triumphs that ara tha attermath ot Germans, nat is Pskov. The German hold on Russia has shrunk worst. Months ago they ignored the bitter platform ducks on the poll tax. the war.

Herbert Hoov. complaints of civilian doctor shortage i to con to area lese than that of Massachusetts, Mainly comprising the wedge between There is stUl a tough tight ahead noiii iuruK.ni men ni iiiisvaiuuaiisii. i iif Amendment-a good, sate proposal, required and got the best of medical i.use the South and other this may have caused civilian in-tax sitte have enough to pnnveniaiipa even anfTarino- irf ran ConsUtutlonal Amendnwot of us. The war it not yet won: it win won tha sooner if everybody in war work sticks to his job till ij-. Pelotsk and Pskov.

Three years ago this month the German were rushing through M'flsk what they thought was a triumph- eat parade to Moscow. Today they are There just won't be an end the (poll Wu by ConsuluUoaal Aiuaod- one eay that it wasn't worth it? complete victory nas ocen uwnn. General Marshall, Admiral King, ment general Arms, i ruwunf In the other direction, away from feliSiak, their hold on Russia crumbling in- On these two things, the GOP ranaculturist raises frogs tor a form tskes a nne. men A literary expert who's examined Hiro-' lllt poegj f'g' )n jjnnr.