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DELAWARE. TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 27, 1945 EIGHTEEN PACES PRICE THREE CENTS COLOGNE SHE 1MB IDLES AWAY 3 I STATE 1 3,000 Taprooms, Clubs Darkened By Midnight Curfew Order 24,300 Workers Continue Strikes In Three States MT1 NINTH ARMY RIPS NAZI LINE BEFORE RUHR 1LI1 it 11)11 mil i wr i inline wonrusion encountered as Liquor Sales are Halted Half Hour Early; Enforcement Plans Discussed 3 I HIDED 1 CENTRAL LEAVES BERLIN IEPTJHIRE R. A. F.

Mosquitos Find German Capital Still Burning Hours After Big American Attack A similar course was followed at the Hotel Darling. The schedule for music at loach's Hold Now or All is Lost, German Chief Tells Troops as Eisenhower Attacks on 200-Mile Front; at Least 38 Enemy Towns are Captured in Day Tank, Infantry Actions Seen Prelude to Ail-Out Offensive By 1,000,000 Veterans Wilmington taprooms and clubs encountered little confusion in complying with the curfew order which went into effect last night at midnight. Lights in all places of entertainment, both public and private, went out at midnight or within a few minutes after, managers said. In most establishments, warning was given that no orders for drinks could be accepted after 11:30. Customers ordered their last rounds" at that time.

Places offering music, stopped their orchestras between 11:30 and 11:45, and customers were asked to leave about 11:50. The curfew affected fewer types J. W. Hudson, Georgetown; W. J.

Poore Of Middletown, and D. H. Shaw, This City, Slain A. J. Rendina, Horace Heller, T.

E. Allen Listed as Hurt; Robert M. Tee Missing After 2 Months Overseas By The Associated Press Approximately 24.300 workers remained on strike in three states last night. At Pascagoula. where approximately 10.000 employes of the Ingalis Shipbuilding Company left their jobs, the Hancock County Selective Service Board said all striking employes who reside in the county were being reclassified 1-A.

The strike was called by the Metal Trades Council (A. F. In Detroit, a strike of approximately 14,000 members of Local 3, United Auto Workers C. I. which began last Friday, kept the Dodge main plant of the Chrysler Corporation idle, halting production of B-29 en-cine parts, rockets, anti-aircraft cannon and heavy trucks.

The walkout followed dismissal of eight employes the company said "were loafing on the job." In Reading. 300 employes of the Reading Street Railway Company left their jobs after a regional WLB in Philadelphia had heard testimony on eight of 22 points in dispute between the union and the company. By Tht Associated Press PARIS, Tuesday, Feb. 27 The U. S.

First Army drove troops and tanks within lO1 miles of the great Rhine city of Cologne last night and pounded it with heavy guns while the Ninth Army Three of City's Main Railway Stations are Principal Flanking Forces Spear To Within 23 Miles of Stettin; First Ukraine Army Only 50 Miles From Berlin Targets; 23 U. S. Planes on the north achieved gains which a field officer said appeared was moved up one half hour, to start at 7:45 and halt at 11:30. Drink were served until 11:40. At Colombo's, 911 Orange Street, the doors were locked at 11:30 and no more customers were admitted.

No drinks were served in the booths after that time, although service continued at the bar until 11:45. At Gene's Cafe, Seventh and Orange Streets, the orchestra stopped playing at 11:40 p. m. and an announcement was made that everyone must be out of the building by 11:55 p. m.

Serving of arinks was also stopped at that time. The proprietor said that business fell off considerably last night, apparently because many persons were under the impression that the closing time would be much earlier than actually was required. Patrons took Ihe announcement with good humor and few attempted to order drinks after the deadlines set by proprietors. Flitch's Cafe stopped its band at 11:40 after putting an 11:30 limit of establishments here than in larger cities, where various places of entertainment stay open later. Tap Lost Out Of Fleet Of 2,000 10 a Dreakthrough six miles from the vital Ruhr Basin.

With four Allied armies on the offensive on a 200-mile front. By The Associated Press German Field Marshal Karl von Rundstedt sought to rally his LONDON. Tuesday. Feb. 27 disorganized forces in an order of the day calling on them to Refugee-choked Berlin was the defend the Ruhr's approaches to tfie last man, saying that other-target yesterday for the greatest wise all was lost.

By The Associated Press LONDON, Tuesday, Feb. 27 German broadcasts said last night Mrs. Ida K. Hudson of Georgetown received three telegrams in as many weeks about her son, Private Joe W. Hudson, first reported wounded, a week later 'missing, and finally that he had been killed in December in Germany.

daylight raid ever made on any city, with nearly 2,000 American heavy rooms and private clubs are the principal groups closing earlier because of the curfew. Managers of roller skating rinks and bowling alleys in the Wilmington area said they normally close before midnight and consequently will not have to change their schedules. The Hotel DuPont ordered the serving of drinks in the Brandywine Room and the Grill halted at 11:30. Front dispatches said the U. S.

Third Army appeared to have a sprnnrl fifl miles smith nf the First. Armv. that heavy battles had erupted on a 100-mile front along trie Oder and Nelsse Rivers facing Berlin and Dresden, and declared that Red Army flanking forces to the north had spread to within 23 miles of toro? exp" astS i where in a seven-mile surge tanks and troops broke across both A sergeant missing since April has also been reported killed, as well as an infantry officer. One soldier is missing and three men from Del British Mosquito bombers followed the Pruem and Nims Rivers and were swiftly enveloping the en Stettin. Pomeranian ca.rtit.al and aware have been wounded in action LEWIS GIVES U.

S. See CURFEW Page IS Baltic port at the mouth of the Oder. emy Eifel Mountain stronghold of Bitburg. Canadians Attack The Canadian First Army resumed its offensive on the north Private Hudson, one of six sons of Mr. and Mrs.

George Hudson, had been in the Army for less than a Moscow did not confirm the Nazi up with two-ton block-busters. Three of Berlin's downtown railway stations were the primary objectives in the great American raid, in which 16 bombers and seven fighters were lost. Crews of the R. A. F.

Mosauitos Transocean Agency's report of AUTHORITY TO FIX flank and behind a mighty barrage fought three and a half miles WARNING OF COA year when he was killed. An in' fantryman, he trained in Missis-sippi before going overseas in Sep southeastward within a dozen miles of the Ruhr and cracked" MARINES PLACE IWO'S CAPTURED tember, 1944. He attended George spreading tank and infantry actions on the main front possibly a prelude to an all-out Soviet offensive by upwards of 1,000.000 Russian veterans in the crack First White Russian and First Ukraine Armies. 60-Mile Front on Neisse Transocean said the First Uk town High School, and worked on MINIMI BARBER MINERS WALKOUT his fathers farm before entering the service. In addition to his five said huge fires still were burning in into the bitterly-defended town of Calcar.

the city when they swept across. General Eisenhower's big push from the west was shifting Into The mighty American armada 1, r. smashed at Berlin without Sear- Four armies were threatening to overrun all Germany ence from a single enemy plane. 'west of the Rhine, and north of the Moselle River, an area 200 Flak was described as only long and as much as 80 miles wide. erate.

brothers and his parents, the private is survived raine Army now had reached the Neisse "everywhere along a 60-mile front south of the Oder con by five sisters. Other Areas Hit JU miles into tne rteicn, me rirst array oruve two Mosquitoes also bombed Neun- spearheads nearly 10 miles east of the Roer River, and a front Jfs during the night. djspatch said a battalion of self-propelled Long Toms had opened AIR FIELD IN USE U. S. Forces Gain 400 Charges Government, Operators are in Con- Missing in action since April 28, Staff Sergt.

PRICES IS SOUGHT Bill Would Give Board Of Examiners Right To Set Up Schedules warning service also tracked other ire on Cologne warning service also tr ft .1 I I Winford J. Poore oUlldLV ngdlllbl Ull lOli formations of bombers over west- The Ninth Army on the north toppled the key road and rail fluence, 50 miles southeast of Berlin, and that German and Russian armored forces were locked in a "merry-go-round of death" as the Soviets attempted to force the river. A brief Soviet communique announced capture of five localities in East Prussia during slow one-mite gains. In heavy fighting on both sides of Koenigsberg the Russians killed more than 2,000 Germans dur has now been I i ally reported killed on that date, according to a War oermany early in the night and: Erlceienz and nt a column on two miles northeast nil- iradio stations at Hamburg. Stutt- National Labor Relations gart and Frankfurt-on-the-Mainito witnin six miles of the western Ruhr foundries at Muenchen-RnorW C9U( Dnll nn suspended broadcasting.

The long-' Gladbach, and 18 miles from Duesseldorf, big Ruhr city of 540,000 Yards, Take Vital Hill Overlooking Jap Line UUIJ Deutschlandsender station Department tele- gram received House Passes Measure To Opposition Increases, With ing the day and captured a company Feb. 11 by his parents. Mr. and Mrs. John R.

Pno Pnnrinn Rnrlcotc And of eneiy infantrymen. in Breslau the Russians took 15 Shells on Advancing Men more city blocks, and a midnight Soviet bulletin said they killed 1,000 Germans in a three-sided attack on which supplies news to most German cities also blacked out. More than 1,250 Flying Fortresses and Liberators escorted by 700 fighters streamed in a straight line, which frantic German air raid warnings said stretched for 150 miles, across northern Germany and made a bee-line for the Reich capital whose population has perhaps been swollen to 5,000.000 by refugees from the battleironts. population. Both armies were driving toward the Rhine and at four points were one to four miles from the Erft River, last natural line of defense before the Rhine, which is seven to 13 miles farther east.

Nazi Line Deteriorating The Ninth Army sped on beyond the last minefields, seized one division headquarters in its swift rush, and was overrunning even anti-aircraft positions, rarely captured in, battle. Field reports from both armies said the German positions Will be Held in 30 Days By The Associated Press WASHINGTON. Feb. 26 John L. Lewis opened his 1945 campaign for more pay for coal miners today by serving formal notice that a strike of nearly 400,000 miners may be just around the corner.

Lewis acted under the Smith-Con-nally Act. which requires 30 days' winford J. Pwr poore of Middle-town. A member of the Signal Corps, the 23-year-old soldier was killed in action in the English Channel. Sergeant Poore went overseas Hindenburg Square, less than two miles from the heart of the besieged lower Silesian capital.

In August, 1943. He trained at Camp Sell Oyster Boat, 'Delaware', to Buy New One By Staff Correspondent DOVER, Feb. 26 Authority to fix minimum price schedules for barber work in a county or city would be vested In the State Board of Barbers Examiners by a measure introduced in the House this afternoon as a substitute for a skeleton bill presented on Friday. The measure, submitted by Rep. Charles A.

Allegretto (R-Wilmington), provides the board could take such action "either upon its own motion or after having received a Moscow made no mention in either bulletin of the main front inside Germany, but dispatches from the Crowder, and Camp Ellis, 111. The infantry officer on the casualty list. Second Lieut. Donald H. The great mass of American air power arrived over the city in three were deteriorating rapidly, American casualties were surprisingly Shaw, has been reported killed on Soviet capital told of heavy re con naissance and the usual activities notice and a government poll of waves before noon and dropped' aRd a Ninth Army officer declared: "There is no organized preceding a major offensive.

workers prior to a strike. The act. SLk. ilinp in front nf us and it annears we have.a breakthrough." Nov. 29 in Prance.

He and his. wife, Mrs. Dorothy Reed Shaw, 310 Ged- By The Associated Press V. S. PACIFIC FLEET HEADQUARTERS, Guam, Tuesday, Feb.

27 Iwo Jima's Captured southern air field was put to American use for the first time Monday while doughty U. S. Marines advancing up to 400 yards captured an important hill overlooking most of the remaining Japanese positions. "We expect to take this island in a few more days." Holland M. Smith, commander of the Marine expeditionary force on Iwo.

said, today aboard Admiral R. K. Turner's flagship. Admiral Chester W. Nimitz reported today that two-seater Ma- Nnr qn mtnttnn marf.

mcuu.i.uo ui uie -r. des Street, met at the U. S. O. and were married 15 days before he left for overseas.

The lieutenant entered the service upon graduation from The front now was 40 miles wide beyond the Roer. At least 38 German towns fell during the day. The Americans were hurdling the anti-tank ditches, the zig- "'i Jjewls enouncea roaay as "ajtsher, Alexander Platz and Berlin tlLlT10 slaVe Uin the lower Oder to the Vistula River ovr Presidential veto in July. 1943. tw0 miles of heart of the CRP" in Poland, but Berlin said that Red; amid a wave of reaction to United aThe bombs began dropping at izag trenches of the type used in the first World War and other petition signed by not less than 75 per cent of the group or groups of Mine woricers strikes tnat vear.

ii th. "M.rn-hniir" set in the University of Syracuse. He received his commission at Fort Ben-ning. Ga. His brother, Capt.

Robert Shaw, Army Air Forces, is stationed in Tennessee. fortifications which civilians had dug hastily in hope of stopping Charees ConsDiraev the briefing, and continued in sal- organized barber representing a middle of this line had reached to i within 11 miles of Neustettin at a point only 52 miles from the Baltic Hurline chanres that, covernmcnf I V0K of 100-ton lots at 10-minute the Americans before the Rhine. given area." intervals. toirine observation planes were using The bcrd would investigate coast. At the eastern end of the line and operators are engaged be; Motoyama No.

1 while Third Ma determine what schedule would Private Robert Tee, 18, had been overseas for less than two months when his parents. Mr. and the Russians were reported only 30 in a conspiracy against the U. M. rine Division elements won most of miles south of Danzig.

Lewis and his policy committee Mrs. Albert Tee of Harrington served the formal notice that a the second air field. Motoyama No. 2, in the center of the bitterly-contested island. Pilots spotted heavy road and rail movement speeding westward beyond the Rhine toward Cologne, a ruined city of 768,000 population on the west bank which could be used for a stand like that at Stalingrad.

Courtney H. Hodges' First Army, slashing eigh miles beyond Dueren, had seized Blatzheim, on the main highway a dozen miles from Cologne's western limits, and Rath, three Reserves in Pomerania German reserves were being hur- 1nti miHril Pnmrania in an labor dispute exists and a strike may proper to protect the public health and afford a sufficient price for aU items of barber work to enable the shops in a stated area to furnish modern and healthful services so is to minimize danger to health occur in 30 days. ceived a telegram from the War Department last Thursday stating that he had been missing in action since Feb. 24 in France. He entered Marine observation planes landed jeflort kecp tne Russians air field indi An Eighth Air Force staff officer said "Berlin has now won our most bombed' championship." "The Eighth Air Force." he said, "has dropped approximately 18.000 tons of bombs on Berlin in 16 at- See AIR WAR Page 3 H0SPfTALSHIP RUNS AGROUND: ALL SAVED on Motoyama No.

1, splitting Pomerania in two and sealing off thousands of Germans A National Labor Relations Board spokesman said a poll on the question of striking probably would be held in 30 days. It would be the largest such poll the board has and safety incident to such services and afford a fair living for shop the Army June 23, 1944, and trained at Fort Dix, N. and Fort Bragg, N. C. He was trained in the field See WEST FRONT Pare owners and employes affected.

Before approving a minimum The U. M. W. contract with the n.nin..i si luihi.i schedule for any area, the board would take into consideration the in the Danzig-Gdynia area. The Nazi High Command officially announced that German troops attacking on Samland peninsula west of besieged Koenigsberg, East Prussian capital, had opened rail, water and road connections between Koenigsberg and Pillau, escape port 20 miles to the west.

Berlin said that hard fighting had begun on a- line extending from eating that fighters soon may be flying off that major airdrome, 750 miles from Tokyo. Runways were being rushed into condition to accommodate not only fighters but bombers as well. Third Division Marines under Graves B. Erskine captured Hill 382. east of the central air field.

Militarily, the hill is as great a prize as captured Mt. Suri-bachi. From it artillery observers wUl be able to direct murderous fire on Japanese positions. Opposition Mounts bituminous operators expires March Caught in Storm Off Bermuda 31, and negotiations between Lewis WASHINGTON, Feb. 26 (U PJ The and the operators begin Thursday, war Department revealed today that A month later the anthracite con- tne Hospital Ship St.

Mihiel tract wiU come up. rsn aground a month ago during a Wage Demands Secret storm off Bermuda, but that all 500 Lewis has not divuleed what I Patients aboard were removed Civil Rule in Philippines Restored by Mac Arthur MANILA, Tuesdav, Feb. 27 UPt Gen. Douglas MacArthur today restored civil government for liberated areas of the Philippines and proclaimed Manila once again the Commonwealth capital in a colorful ceremony at war-scarred Malacanan Palace before wildly cheering See CASUALTIES Page NEW CITY HEALTH CODE IS DISCUSSED BY BOARD Solicitor's Office Prepares Tentative Ordinance for Approval A new health code for Wilmington, prepared by the city solicitor's staff after it had been suggested by Dr. George T.

Palmer, in his health survey report made under the direction of the American Public Health Association, is being studied by the directors of the Board of Health. prevailing conditions and the necessary costs to "maintain a barber shop in a clean, healthful, and sankary condition." The board could modify schedules when deemed advisable. The preamble to the proposed act sets forth that the barber business affects the health, comfort, and well-being of the citizens, and that various reforms of recent years, such as social security, ceiling hours of work. IKuestrin, on the Oder 39 miles (northeast of Berlin, southward to I wage demands he will make, hut (tisalely. is eeneraiiv Deiievea ne is consider- mtiucui.

intuutu nm. ing something like a 25-cent gen-1 The shiP now in drydock at the See RUSSIA Page Opposition to the accelerated1 American push increased through-1 Charleston, C. Navy Yard. It was i Filipinos. eral increase in the present basic -TnS SENATOR WOULD MAKE rate of $1 an hour, plus other' con- jireed from the reef on Jan.

27. He tne hard-won city, still echoing with sporadic clashes with cessions. ine sick ana wounaea were nome- smDers. "has regained its collective bargaining, and fair trades shells and rockets the art LIPSTICK USE FELONY Lewis voiced his criticism of from France. Theyri Ehtful Dlace as a svmbol of democ-' eluded by the playing of the Stai practices, do not generauy apply to vancing Yanks in the eiehth dav of this fiercest fight of the Pacific war accept enal Arthur said mor.

H'S F2 strike notice wM sent. TeS A ing the civil responsibilities, lm- barber shops, which usuaUy are small establishments, often owned and operated by one person and do Au but the northeast tip of Motoyama air field No. 2, a two-strip fighter field, was in American hands. Artillery fire and blasts of the Divorce are flnnrishimr "WJi1um rresraeni KOOseveit. with I uy it leit Manna an open city ocior -y -v.

hones it tnic-ht not sell a trade-marked commodity. whom after the steel- uaa on Jan. oy tne JT UTphi iDDines the. invading Japanese. he of fell out 1937.

as of the evils of the use of lipstick," Senator Hubert Brooks told the strike saying the ny Hnrin IMS i "Much that I sougnt to preserve ireeoom aunng i. The present acute economic con-See BARBER Page 4 at Charleston landed them Feb. 1. See IWO Page 9 has been unnecessarily destroyed by his (the enemy's) cesperate action See LEWIS Page 3 The provisional capital for lib- Tennessee legislature today as he introduced a bill to make use of the iwsmetir a felnnv A copy of the code, submitted for suggestions, was sent to the Board of Health and was discussed briefly yesterday, by the directors at their bimonthly meeting in the Public Building. The city solicitor's staff has conferred several times with representatives of the Board of Health in an effort to find out whether new code is really needed or whether present health ordinances provide all the law requires, it was disclosed.

No prediction was forthcoming after the meeting as to the fate of the proposed code. erarea sectors naa oecn hi (jay jon Leyte Island, since last October, He tbc enemy destruction Liberated sectors of the Philip- Uf the great Philippine capital means Dines include Levte. where then. i i The married men of Tennessee 1 I A TIT 11 IT AJtf I A TC DI A AT CUifl Vy VIVn A I 1 I are being condemned by their wives JV their wives 150 TONS SET AS QUOTA FOR SCRAP PAPER DRIVE JEFFERSON DAY a large portion of the mam island M9Mrthr mntinn- of Luzon on which is situ-j country has kept the faith. ated and smaller islands in the whenever they come home with lipstick on their collars and shirts," explained the solon, proposing penalties of from one to 10 years imprisonment and a fine of up to for lipstick wearers.

The biU, Brooks added after it had been read the first time, "is no sillier than lots of others that have been introduced up here." But he "American soldiers came here as Figure for First City-Sponsored Collection Next Monday Considered Conservative With Increases Planned for Later an army of free men dedicated with All Tickets for $20 Per Plate Affair to Be Held April 13 are Already Sold; National Speaker is Sought central part of the archipelago. Bitterly Assails Japs MacArthur, after bitterly denouncing the Japanese for wrecking See MANILA Page 13 COUPLE SEAL 50-YEAR ROMANCE BY MARRIAGE Began 'Going Steady More Than Half-Century Ago i Manila's churches, monuments and! Index of the News A Quota of 150 tons has been setxause Monday's drive will be lim-; ri rvoTcfnrrrw Feb. 26 (U.B Democrats of Delaware will hold program will also include brief 'cultural centers, lifted military rule t-v i -1 hu TT IS jCenotnp lantoc i fnun tne fr-eeH Kwmr and caiH w. I nsmn Allen K9 and Dean i lor collection of -asl-c of Wilmington scrap paper is al- A DAIB OC TunnelL TJ. S.

ReD. Philin A.ithe Commonwealth is "at libertv to C. Brewer. 76. were married toniftht, I city-ponsored mfter they began PPt.

to be conducted Monday ready being coUected by boy and girl uuuoLno 1J' Traynor. Elbert Car--pursue its destiny to the family of scouts, school children, and by other. CC pCT AC A 1 mversary of the birth of the founder Vel Miss Marie Lockwoorl i free nations "going steady'." The figure is a conservative one. Childhood sweethearts in Burtt's according to J. Stuart Groves, chair- collectors.

of the Democratic Party. urc i-m. a liu aiy. i nauonai commitieewuman. Men wnn inijznr wu.n mm at Avers ATers: Salvaee officials pointed out The affair, soonsored bv the Demo-1 Tt hat he.n vri mk ntn nind.r comer New Brunswick, their ro-mn ucw.re oiise wmi manoe was interrupted in 1892 when, mitt.

WPB, who indicated the the city-wide collection is not in- ronn p.k stat Committee, is being 'Delaware Democrats have staged him and FUipino soldiers formed a Brewer left the hamlet to seek histquota will probably be upped afteritended to "compete" with the vart-! eD' held to raise funds for the Demo- dinners on Jefferson Dav. Moreiguard of honor. Ministers of the lortune Returning a few years the first collection. The collections ous drives being conducted by other A-a-mez cratic National Comrnittee. recently, similar affairs were held on Philippine cabinet, members of later he found that Lavinia nad are to be conducted periodically groups.

The object is to get aU nearoy suuaaie Dougnt a pair of; Tickets for the dinner at S20 each, i Jackson Day. congress, and other high officers of married a lumber dealer. provided that Monday's first attempt possible paper turned back to the pants years ago. ne expected them have aU been sold, it was learned; The change here is in line with a the civil government attended. Last summer.

Brewer learned that is a success. imills for the manufacture of new; last tor a jear or two at the ast night. Unlike previous affairs national move to hold fund-raising Osmena in replying spoke of ahe was a widow and' immediately! In setting the quota at 150 paper products sorely needed Instaa-. reported today, sponsored by the committee, the din-! affairs on Jefferson Dav at the re-i MacArthur military operations as Pace Amusements IS Births 4 Classified 16-17 Comics 1 Deaths, 4 Editorials Ernie Pyle Financial 15 Marquis Childs Obituaries 4 Radio 18 Society News Sport 12 State News 16-11 Westbrook Pegter 8 WHh the Service Men 7 Woman's Page 14 resumed correspondence wmcn re-iuvB tnuuicu uw aa uuu.a uae. 7 is oeing resaictea in attena-quest 01 Kooert b.

Hannegan, na-a "crusade iuis cm, uu is oeme restricted in attend-inuest of Rhert Uirnmn 1 ww- 1 1 CI si UWUC OiiU UUSwU 111 I UlUUiUS kindled their half-century-old American Legion paper drive rmje drtves condUcted lac The ance because of war conditions and tional chairman. Hannegan re-! to submerge political differences in mance Commented Brewer after (conducted in Wilmington and the other cover various made by a New York the resulting regulations of govern-! cently announced that proceeds of quickly reviving their Common- the wedding oeremonv: "AU I canity lat fall, nearly 300 tons of P-per g- of the clty. tn, Monday I899' ment agencies. ithe affairs would be used by the 'wealth. te that Livy was "worth waiting were rounded up.

He had to cooperate by watching A speaker of national prominence naUonal committee for the 1946 The colorful ceremonv was broad- iar The tower figure was adopted be-i See PAPER Page 3 his weight, too. is being obtained for the meeting, election campaign. cast to the United States and con-.