The News Journal from Wilmington, Delaware • Page 6

Joiirnal-Everv Evening. Wilmington. Delaware, Wednesday, September 19 r.ere apparently now have the to buy. Leav opa Man Accused jCity, County Hours Studied money Otr.er chiel-fe State Casualty List Increased 2 Delawareansj Win Awards iror.t purcnases are bv Mrs Pauline M. as favoring the week for county employee.

Action is being urged by public employes shve banks and local industries returned to the five -day week and the itncral government has ordered its employes back to a 10-hour work. Of Stealing Car of farmer S. Senator John G. Jr. of Bridge, ille.

ha Townsend. bought a Die Bomkr 'Wilniere Resident Held; ocean iron: lor just Sliver Lake, and expects Lieut. Marv A. Carmine A. Balacio Receive Air Medals' Work Week Plan Municipal, Levy Offices Doubtful 3-Day For Court Killed, Seaman When Crui-er Under $1,000 Bail On Taxicab Theft Charge; Lot Mr- and Mrs.

August Pa ix of Milford have purchased the Sinks cottage of Robert H.nciley of Washington, on Stockiey Street, Hitter Called Piker hv Aide The Air Medal with cluster has been awarded to Lieut. Mary A Sauers of Hockessin, Delaware's first1 and another house on Stockley r.a-are an- has been iold to Edgar Tlm-iced ry the Navy Department mor.5 of Millsboro. a two-story cot-John Williams. 22. avia- owned by the Downing broth- Henon Goode of Wilsmere ordered held under $1,000 bail fori trial in the Court of Geneial Ses-j sibns by Judge Henry R.

Isaacs inj Municipal Court this morning on aj charge of larceny of a Pontiac taxi- Milford Played Benefactor To Bodiiard, Gae La Little night nurse, France. who is now stationed! Lieutenant Sauers, whoj Mr and Mrs. Charles H. Wiiarns. 31 South Ford Possibility of a complete five-day week for all city and county employes is doubtful, but sanction of "skeleton" staffs for the sixth cay may be obtained.

This was the opinion of city and Levy Court officials today as public employes exprcv.ed strong senti- ment for a shortened work week.1 They now work on Saturdays until noon. Law Is Barrier G. Lester Daniels, president of the si Grateful Troops Aid With K. P. Work At Red Cross Canteen Red Cross women who recently opened a canteen at the New Castle Army Air Base for service men flown home from Europe by the 2nd Foreign Transport Group are having a difficult problem.

The returnees, whom it would appear have had their fill of kitchen police duty in the Army, are so appreciative of the accorded them by the women, that they insist on cleaning the dishes in the kitchen and helping the Red Cross workers clean up. The canteen workers complain that the men aren't supposed to help. But the veterans, after finishing a snack, roll up their sleeves and dig right in to the dishes and silverware. A base officer remarked: "It would do some tough mess sergeants good to see this." Yesterday canteen workers fed 280 returnees, including nurses and WAC's, In addition to patients on a hospital ship which stopped at the base. The workers yesterday included Mrs.

John Huey, Mrs. Mabel Walker Mrs. Ethel Lloyd and Mrs. Helen M. Farra.

Mrs. Robert E. Payne is chairman of the military canteen iXVl'low Cab Company garage in Wil- was just recent-j ly promoted to first lieutenant, has five battle stars on hen ETO ribbon. Carmine A Balascio. avi-i ation radioman! imington last week.

Police said Goode accused 'another Other Sales Disclosed Sales disclosed in addition are a 100-foot lot on St. Lawrence Street Howard Dougherty of Ridley Park. Pa and a cottage on Olive Ave- nue to Irving Vainot, formerly owned i bv Mr and Mrs. Paul Buckley of i umir.gton. I The year-round cottage at 27 Maryland Avenue, occupied the past three years by the family of Maj.

Howard Robertson, has been pur-' chased by the Misses Alice, Nellie, and Lucv Fellows. It was sold for William Boddy, Sr. man of the actual theft of the ca5 but admitted ridmg in it to New- A-ene, Colonial Heights, who was previ3u.Cy reported missing and is new listed as killed action and James Albert Tull. 35. seaman first class, husDar.i of Mrs.

Dens Waller Tull cf Laurel, who is reported in action. Petty Otrlcer Wll.ams served cn a dive bomber He was based P-s-i. York City and back to Philadelphia. The other man is known but could not be found, it was said. Goode was arrested when Phila second class, has also been awarded, the Air Medal by the Navy.

He was cited for his skill and courage while participating in a torpedo plane GAR-MXSCH-PARTEKIRCHEN. 5 'J', Arthur Kn-nenberg." chief buyer of Hitler's personal necessities from 1932 to 1945, said todav the Fuehrer liked to play Santa Claus to his bodyguard and household servants, but was a in his gifts to his girl-friend. Eva Braun. Kanneber? and his wife, who was Hitler's housekeeper, are being questioned in an internment camp here by U. S.

intelligence officers. "Kannenberg said that Hitler liked to poke around in the kitchen and help prepare meals for his lavish parties and that he doted on brewing hi own tea from native plants. "I did all of Hitler's buying his many thousands cf Christmas parcels as well as the household needs." 1 Kanneberg said, "and I know he I never his sweetheart, Eva Levy Court, said that state law requires offices to be open Saturday morning except when the day is a legal holiday. Mayor Thomas Herlihy, said that the legality of closing city offices all lay Saturday is uncertain. "At the present time we have given no consideration to it." Mayor Herlihy said.

He ported out tiiat the Municipal Court by charter cannot close on Saturday. Most city offices maintain only delphia police spotted the stolen Washington purchasers are also are also; 'said to be negotiating for ti zr tie ocean 1 1 Mrs. A. cab parked in this city. He was later brought to Wilmington for i tront cottage 01 Mr.

ana trial. Va-ii Si- duPont in the Dewey Beach IPS i attack against i the Japanese! Man Fined $110 Leon White of Wilmington was ame James Seaman Cottaee Sold I Alary fleet off the' 3. DC'ST skeleton staffs on Saturday morning, fined $100 and costs on a charge of i leaving the scene of an accident and S10 and costs each on charges i of reckless driving and operating an ne -e- Burke- Hi 'c Phiiiopines last October. waT'rWed missing on March 4Hoar Gold Coast Lieutenant Sauers has made two HI fit or. Okmawa.

some time before Heignts on Queen trips with the wounded by Army: XJMll the Bunker Hill was attacked by vf i hosPital Plan from Sld to this: (Continued Fron, M.Cabe to Ralpn Crou of BaLi-; hpr fre. time .1 anyway, he stated. Such an arrangement for county employes might be made. Mr. Daniels said.

Mr. Daniels declared, "Only leg- Paie One) naement of trie i rj.ict tam iu -ai iucu j. r. mere, as a summer home. Dr.

r. urocrams and ma Braun. more Than a simple jewel. boards in Delaware. ibumpers with another car at Fourth: tils rarents received wore ni- lure returning v.

as auie 10 see iier O. Da-ey of Salisoury. Md. to ill local ration esume his builld- and Marker Streets Sunday. Wr.cn nought tne Park Avenue cottage otI Mr.

Blame will on Oct. 1. He! White was asked to pull over alter He rn. Hemsen Barnard of Mi.ford. hw w1fh troT1f 1T1CT rHing supply business islative action could make it pos- sitale for the county offices to go HA In li the five-day week.

But Levy 1 court could go on record favoring 1 ithe plan." A iwt i l-fl 1 1 i G. O. P. Member Favorable To Call Ciii Calendar Callir.2 of the civil calendar fr wounded from Germany to "present five companies manu- his car LT'-f unJ ha" j. of structural steel, steel i officer adoea.

I unaerSi.ana ne nas the U. S. 'he September trrm oi She is looking forward to being; windows, steel doors, and steel been in several her accidents over returned to this country soon. Be-: fnro rAminrr V-t--i. tho will Kot-o c5 vacation on the Riviera.

business for a period of 20 tically demolished." rfK at- years. His office wnl be on Twenty-1 Johnson Lewis of The Republican minority member District Court before U. Dis.nrt. of Levy Court, T. Earl Banks, had Judje Paul Leahy will be at 10:30 aid he will introduce a resolution r.xt Tuesday ir.orr.irc Clerk of the at the court meeting on Tuesday Court Edward G.

Pollard will call asking the court to go on record the list. Beatty yesterday was ordered held under frC B3kn inns, "mi oiw.ii 'AYham' olane il1c "S11- U1 A-ae Avenue U.a,- a-a c-ahed home- behind the Hotel Henlopen. cf Mrs. Alice Buckson Weir. One cf the resort show-places idle Worked for Hercules Company i 0r many seasons, the 'Pink Officer Williams attended; built at a reputed cos: of S30.000 by WUr.ir-?tcr.

Hrh Sctiool. He was Campbell Weir, located on the employed mail room and en- ocean front at the edge of Henlopen gir.eerir.g department cf the Her- Acres in the north section, is again Powder Companv before going receiving attention from prospective into the Navy -r. January 1943. He 1 buyers. his Navv flicht training at: 'Watchdog of Treasury' Wants Truman Given Free Rein to Cut Expenses Madison Street, County Levy Court, Mr.

Blaine sions on a charge of larceny by; served as the president of the court (bailee (borrower of a $49 watcf.i; for two years for the period ending from Dorothy Williams of 221 Tat-December, 1944. He is a past Street, was brought back into dent of the Kiwanis Club and a for- Municipal Court today. Assistant WASHINGTON, Sept. 5 (JP). was decorated by Commander Wilson M.

Oole- man, U. S. an air group commander in cere-; monies at the U. S. Naval Air Station at San Diego.

l'JFSir FOUNDED 1840 4 Passengers Die in Wreck mer lieutenant governor of Dela- i City Solicitor Joseph H. Flanzer ex- 'comptroller General Lindsay C. ware. (plained that the General Assembly Warren today described the present Praised by Hardesty (recently expanded the ccurt's "juris- governmental setup as "a hodge- In accepting Mr. Blaine's resigna-! diction to include larceny by bailee podge of duplications, over-tion Mr.

Hardesty praised him for! up to a value of $100. though in lappings, inefficiencies and incon-his long record. "This is indeed a ordinary larceny cases the limit is 'sistencies." Jacksonville. Fla. He went to the Pacftc last January.

Surviving are his parents and six brc-hers and sisters. Staff Sergt. Charles Wuliams. Army Air Forces sta-oned in Virginia. Joseph Williams, aviation machinist mate first class 3.

Naval Air Forces, stationed South Carolina. Betty Williams, a cadet nurse at Hie Memorial Hospital. Theresa and Rose Marie Williams and Mrs. Agnes The official often referred to as fine record of which you may feel $25 citation Action Is Revoked "the watchdog of the Treasury" told; proud and I can appreciate your de- 2 nrnmniivp. signed by Vice- V'ill sire to now devote all your time to Yesterday's action on Lewis was Congress it "cannot be expected" to affaire Air VI a rr a 2-1 a a-se ll'-r ms.ri r- Ha cltnatinn anr? a.KPri in-' personal Aomiral Marc A.

ith 7 Cars on Santa Fe; Mitscher. u. s. famed fast wrote. "On bail for hearing Saturday.

stead that President Truman be Bowles and I Judge Isaacs explained that the con- given broad powers to clean house. behalf of Mr. i air oi japs uead i Leo F. Gentner. regional adminis carrier task force commander, told how the Wilmington bluejacket dis tmuance was to give Lewis time to; Testifying before the House ex-redeem the watch in a pawn shop penditures committee, which is con-and return it to Miss Williams.

'sidering proposals to streamline the Lewis had not provided bail last government. Warren gave this pic-night and remained in jail. of the federal establishment: Miss Donie M. Gibson of the BOO Lists Seven points Carmine A. Bal ascio trator, I want to express our deep appreciation of your work with Mr.

Hardssty wrote. "Your community, in fact the whole country, has a great obligation to you and all others who have been associated with this country's battle against inflation. You have had a tinguished him- se- during the gigantic sea action while serving as radioman of a carrier-based torpedo plane. 1. The transportation field is divided up among 75 bureaus, divisions anrl agencies.

The government's oiocK west Fourtn street was nnea $20 and costs on a charge of assault and battery by knife on Robert Lamb of the same block. Victor Marshall of the 100 block "By directing his pilct into ac-j i real share in winning the war and travel and freight bill last year was! Seaman Tull has been listed as! -tssirig in action since Julv 30. He I ARCADIA, Sept. 5 W. was serving aboard the cruiser U.i The two locomotives and seven cars S.

S. Indianapolis when it was sunk! of a 16car Santa Fe passenger eff the Philippines by er.emv action. tram 'were derailed in a spectacular Goes Down" With Cruiser smashup last night, and a spokes-He entered the service in Febru- man for the railroad said four per-arv 1344. and was serving in the! sons were killed and 35 to 40 in-Scuthwest Pacific since December Jured. cf last rear.

The cruiser was cam-1 The second section of the. east-aged by enemy action April of; bound California Limited hit a sid-this vear, when she returned to' ing switch about a mile from the California for repairs. Seaman Tull Santa Anita racetrack about 7:45 scent a five-day "leave here with hisP- m. The locomotives crashed over family at that time. (on their left sides.

Two baggage He "returned to action on July 13 i cars and two passenger coaches and the cruiser was again hit and jammed together one of the latter sunk on July 30. Sat right angles to the tracks and tJ t--o a-5-- fn-vo small three other nasspnppr rar; lft- tlio curate torpedo range, he contributed; rl Va -v for a th- m.lln hewing lay a groundwork for a west Twentv-eizhth Street was i peaceful, prosperious future." ns much as it cost to run tne whole federal establishment 30 years ago. 2. Public housing is financed by 15 agencies. In submitting his resignation Mr.

in this fleet engagement," the cita fined So conduct testified and costs on a disorderly charge after an officer Marshall became abusive Blaine explained the WPB had released for manufacture the items he tion asserted. "He carried out this a i.aoor relations are spreaa over action despite the intense and ac over a parking ticket placed on departments and agencies 1 formerly dealt in. curate anti-aircraft fire and with out regard for personal safety." i i A graduate of Wilmington High! tl'lKCS 15 1 11 car for sitting a loading zone 4. a dozen bureaus and depart-near Seventh and Shipley Streets. are involved in administra-Marshall insisted he was unloading i tion of government the car and had a right to place it; 5.

There is "an obvious conflict" there. i between the functions of various jaeencies concerning aid to the states President Names Two i care of dependent children. i raiiS. children. Before entering the ser- aerial strikes in support of the' Car Inclustrv ice ne operated a mi-s route in.

xnree ooaies were Drought to a Palau invasion, and in raids against Ti-rv rnrnnratinn; State Department Aides are doing a thriving customs busi I-aurei morgue improvised in tne American enemy forces and installations in The Navy Department yesterday Legion Hall here. Two were identi-j the Philippines, Formosa, and announced 114 casualties tne. fled as: Okinawa. Navy. Marine Corps and Coast; The Rev.

Victor Hugo Schroeder.l Guard. Today the War Department 41, Congregational minister, of n. announced 121 casualties classified Barstow. Calif. 9 I'laVffroUllClS to StaV 30,000 in Ford Plants Face Layoff; Production Of Hudsons Stands Still WASHINGTON.

Sept. 5 President Truman today nominated Donald S. Russell of S. and William Benton of South-; ness, in addition to tne Bureau 01 customs. 7.

There are at least 12 federal retirement systems, each with its own Power To President Warren marip one new succestion as 51 Ki-ed. 40 wouncec. lo nuss.ngi Two Japs Among Dead and 19 prisoners cf war. ror the; v0buo Itano. 57.

an alien Open During Fall United States as a whole a total of neSe. of La Ha bra, said by! With the beginning of school to- port. as assistant secretaries 1 Theiof state. ce u.10u.iwcu sheriff's deputies to be a former I day, several of Wilmington's play- utiitun, a (INS). was PW, '7-si4 'vr-vvsi llv tin mmm freed as strike-L At th time, he sent to the 2.rdir oroo0sed crant of o.a piiau.i! j-esitisnt of the Poston, relo- grounds will be closed but at least automobile industry ips of Benjamin He rprnmrr.enried that it nir.e will rpmain onen w-itH Imats senate Ule nomination I cation camp.

nnunn innsv rnrn Kesmpn TTia Hnrttr othor To on rlutv durin? the aftprnoons aften I v. conen as counsellor of the State RjVen to President Truman only I r.ac ndpfimtj" Rehobotli (Contmurd From Pitt One school as long as weather remains! BluuUllcea 311 Department. 'for the lencth of his term, favorable. Miss Jennie Weaver of the ment of public showings of the 1946: Russell, a former law associate of chairman Manasco D-Ala and Board of Park Commissioners said1 Ford car iSecretary of State Byrnes at Spar- ether committee members, however, today. Between 30,000 and 40,000 em- tanbur- S.

succeeds Dean Ache- reported increasing sentiment for Tne playgrounds which win re-; recency promoted to under- hniitinc siiarplv anv revamping main open are Brown. Coyne. Dela- nI0JC3 a- ora PianiS are scneau-ea secretary of state. -authority given 'the President, mere. Liberty.

Madison. West. Wood-' to be laid off Monday, the spokes-1 Benton, a former New York ad- 4 I think it would be verv foolish 1 annnnnrpn an nnstnonp. r-, not immediately identified. Track was torn out for approximately 200 feet.

A baggage car. splintered, snapped off a teleohone the pole, interrupting service in the real vicinitv. has Victim's Leg Amputated the veteran aeents e-tate ooarti, anti ti ie majority ration of vii dec.aration 01 lawn. and Walnut. The men added.

i vertising man and now assistant to or us to go to Hou.e wiUi any beer, since tne victory 5 to; At. 'the chancei.or of the Lniversity of proposal for a sweeping chance." An Army surgeon amputated the iod of 'SUpervision will be" 3:4 cmsned right leg of an unidentified 7:45 on ho davs. iQjc succeeas to the post mac Manasco declared. I ve talked to Europe- Peop.e from metropolian areas who have been cemmg to Re hobo th maie U5CU If sucervLsors can be obtained vacant by the resignation of Archi-; influential leaders, and they agree jbald MacLeish. "jwe would just get batted down." tkn TILFOSD BISTILLESS.

KtW YORK. N. 70 tU', NEUTRAL SPIRITS IB riBtf acetylene torches, to cut through two or ltlTe cother playgrounds will! Beach mar.v seasons have bought and the reconversion upset in Michigan's motor capital was being felt in other parts of the nation. Ford plants in Edgewater, N. Louisville.

and Dallas, closed Tuesday; plants in Buffalo. bxiding lots and are preparing to; sengers. Miss Weaver said. bui.d summer homes with tne easing They cooled the heated metal' of war restrictions on oui.ding ma- with blocks of ice and sprays ofin i water as torches neared the victims. Ueil ADOVe Uralt xVJie (where car production began today Just like old Have a Coca-Cola 43 Lote Purchased Cries of "morphine!" and "moth- A Wilmington development com-ier!" were heard from inside the Hundreds 01 spectators mine a n.

-iiivi cua ui uiis. lOHi to Ketain Cards Chester, and Richmond. WASHINGTON, Sept. 5 (JP). Se- Ehfc dow'n nxt wek 1J, condi" lective Service headquarters today do not change, spokesmen advised men over draft age to retain saL their registration cards.

fore spot ile Present draft age is 18 through i LlVutf wf rl af? SPiPrtivP nmntM Keisey-Haves Wheel affecting par. has sought 43 at Dewey 3ach. says Mary Walters Ruppel, Rehcboth Beach agent, who is credited with a large majority of the property transfers The company is around the wreckage. Service men among passengers in the wrecked cars directed traffic and administered first aid. Sailors and Marines fashioned their jackets into already laying out streets through 1 i 4.500 employes at Kelsey and cutting she savs, and will i stretchers for the seriously injured.

out, in response to inquiries about 7 the develc; (older men. that the law says all install water works. The lots will be registrants, regardless of age, must carry their cards. It will take con- C- and Cf. Limited Hits In Hen.onen Acres a.

one. summer P' visit have bought 14 large build-i since Januarv from the off supplies of wheels and drums to Ford. Louis C. Mirani. WLB chairman, said that "we have nothing to do with the strike at Kelsey." The walkout was called in protest over a WLB directive issued upholding the discharge of three minor officials of local 175.

U. A. I. for allegedly ejecting a foreman from the plant. Henlopen Acres Developing Company, owned by Mr.

and Mrs. W. S. Troop Train; 10 Injured: action to change this 1 There never has been any prose- CLARKSBURG, W. Sept.

5 cution for 'failure to carry a card. The Baltimore and Ohio rail-; Failure to carry a card, however, road's National Limited sideswiped has led to many prosecutions for a troop train outside the Clarksburg violation of other provisions of the yards early today, injuring thedraft act. Limited engineer and nine soldiers, The locomotive, four cars of the! W-r-ir It; sa.es exce -4 mo i Oorkran cf the ast 10 signs are seen throughout the landscaped development that has three and one-half miles of im-rjrivpi roa.JA five miles of hrirflp westbound Limited, and three cars paths and 3.000 feet cf beach and cf the troop Pullman were derailed GRAND JUNCTION, Sept 5 JP). Golfer M. J.

Dykstra. of Colorado. Springs, "got" a birdie on about 1:15 (E. W. halting traffic Concert at Playground The Lehigh Valley Boys will present a program at the Liberty Playground, New Castle Avenue and Queen Street, on Friday evening.

tne tasr witn access to ctni. on ne B. and O. mam line. The n'ne vrviemcn wpp treated i the Lincoln Park course here ves- at the hospital, then discharged.

terday and it netted him the loss The troop train was tne noie. Dykstra's No. 7 tee shot, just off 167 veterans of the European and Pacific theatres to Indiantown Gap. Pa for demobilization, an officer Penoboth Yacht Basin. Ail lots re from 130 to 200 feet frontage and from 125 to 1S5 fee: deep.

Established In 1930 Purchasers of lo in Henlopen Acres are summer people from Washington. Baltimore and the of Philadelphia. The was established in 1330 and is built up around" the home-stead of Petr Marsh, one of the eldest Sussex County farms, dating saic the turf, hit a bird a killdeer, by name and killed it instantly. And. as the rule book told the Colorado Springs golf bug.

that's one time when a birdie isn't a after all. Nortliwet Fairest Fires Still Unchecked mSmSmeaaiaL Urn fM' back to 1743. MISSOULA. Sept. 5 (JP).

Some cf the "Acres" purchasers 'Extensive, wind-swept forest fires in lis-d ar Mr. and Mrs. Waggaman northwes-ern Montana and eastern Brl of "Wilmington; Mr. and Mrs i Idaho early today continued out of Rcbrt H. Buckie.

of Wash-: control as hundreds of soldiers and ir.z-or.; Mr. and Mrs. James crews battled to halt the rapid Lukens of Swarthmore: Dr. and destruction of valuable, scenic tim-Mrs. Neil! MacDor.ald.

Mr. and Mrs berland areas. Andre- Nash. Major Louis F. Forty-mile-an-hour winds yester- Named on Commission WASHINGTON, Sept.

5 JP. President Truman today appointed Adiai E. Stevenson of Chicago as deputy U. S. representative on the preparatory commission of the United Nations.

Stevenson, who will have the rank of minister, is leaving shortly for London to join Edward R. Stettinius, Jr American representative on the commission. ar.d Judge Edgar Goodrich. li day made conditions extremely diffi- cf the Wsr.m?ton set. Judge Good-i cult for more than 300 firefighters rich already ha a summer home trying to halt a blaze in the Lewis there.

"Sandy Bottoms." and has and Clark National Forest's Sun bought an adjacent lot. Other Wash-1 River Valley area, near Augusta, ington buyers of Sots are Mr. and; Mont, U. S. Forest Service Regional Mrs.

Gregory Aires, and Mr. and; Headquarters reported. The fire Soldier Visits Office Private Francis P. Graham. Har meeting-tip time at the neighborhood eatery Neighborhood meeting place! That's where your G.I., home on fur lough, can get back in touch with the local goingson.

That's where the words Have a Coe start new friendships and seal old ones. Ice-cold Coca-Cola is the center of attraction, inviting all comers to be refreshed and friendly. OTTIED UNDII AUTHORITY OP I COCA-COIA COMPANY IV DELAWARE COCA-COLA BOTTLINC COMPANY Lanraer and firay Avenues NtRVOUS NViGBSTl0ti Be gentle with a nervous upmt stomach. Don't add to the upset with overdoses of antacids or harsh physics. Soothing PEPTO-BISMOL is not laxative, not antacid.

It is calming and soothing. Pleasant to th tast children like it At all drug stores. pPro 8 SM oa stomach rington, former assistant to the chief Mrs. w. H.

Pre-vott. and Swarth- had spread to about 3,000 acres early the income tax division, Delaware more buyers are Mr. and Mrs. Porter; today. Several summer homes in office Bureau of Internal the area were threatened.

Revenue, visited Norman ColiisoTi UnpretieTitt Season I Huge Army transport planes fiew arid other former anHa't in th Yon naturally hear Coca-Cola tailed by ita frlrnd'y abbreiatjott Daniel O. Anderson, president of 300 soldiers from Oeiger Field. Spo-i office today. Graham will report Shr board, says that Wash, to Great Falls at Fort George G. Meade, Both mean the quality prxJ- the ral W-JULfl uct of Tba Coca-Cola Company.

rvt-octn Beaen nw unprece-; amy mey were rusnea to tne npXt wrtndav dented propero'is and profitable Augusta area to augment 120 sol-! eason." and attributes the recent! diers from Gore Field, Great Falls. Let freedom ring on Uncle Sam's vrirt to the fact that people who! local crew? and forest service -per -i cash register! Buy V. S. War Bonds hare always wanted summer homes -sonneL and Stamps! A Norwich Producr 1943 Tfc. C-C Co..