The Rhinelander Daily News from Rhinelander, Wisconsin • Page 2

PAGE 2 THE (WIS.) DAILY NEWS OPA Reports 300 Deer Hunters for Gas Violations Approximately 300 deer hunters nave been reported to their locnl war price and rationing boards for suspected violations of gasoline regulations, the Green Bay district office of the Office of Price Administration reported today. The reports mnde by the district office after investigations made in deer territory. In er.ch case there "was reasonable suspicion that the hunters were ex- ceedine their basic 'A' gasoline ration in violation of the rationing At rea Lakes regulations," OPA said. Local boards have the power to revoke gasoline wa Salm 3S so of Mrs rations for the duration, Robert P. Mary A.

119 Edgar street, DO YOUR PART Onetda County's Series Bond Sixth War Loan Drive Quota $195,000 Total Sales Up to Tuesday Night $171,100 Scrips Bond Sales Needed $23,900 Sales in Last 24 Hours $7,800 With the Colors Activities of Onclda County Men in the Armed Forces rations for the duration, Robert P. gar sree, Stebbins. acting district enforcement Rl is receiving his I initial naval indoctrination at the I al Trainin Ce ter Great lu Completes Year In Italy. 15TH AAF IN ITALY (Special, from Chicago Air College in 1M2, before entering the Army almost two years ago. and was stationed at Moody Field.

Valdosta, prior to his assignment to Buckingham. Bank Debits Here Show Large Gain In Rhinelandcr the volume of bank debits in November, 1944, were 31 per cent above those of November, 1943. and the cumuln- attorney, pointed out. The hunters reported are in six states: Indiana, Ohio. Michigan.

Illinois and Wisconsin. "The license plates were checked by investigators from the Green Bay office. Only those who were obviously on hunting trips, had deer on their cars or trailers, or were dressed in hunting, attire were checked and reported," I ron mess supervisor with a Stebbins said (Liberator group, has completed I year's servicp in Tfalv HP nrpvinne sent tne dollar volume of checks Most of the Wisconsin deer hunt-! hf drawn by depositors against their ing country lies within the Green ih nnH Bay OPA region afd the office post-1 Llbya and Tumsia night club Proprietor and now a squad- mss supervisor with a B-24 total 'January through No, lq44 that of 1943 ank debit figures renre fleD1 16 i sent the dollar volume of checks drawn by depositors against their I bank accounts to pay for goods, -r-. services, debts, etc. For a locality, ed its investigators where these out-1 's group recently celebrated bank debit3 are considered a good of-state cars could be checked and its first anniversary of combat op- indicat0 of the volume of business local boards instructed to investi- erations from bases on the Euro- transacted for they reflect the gate how these hunters could have I pean-African-Middle Eastern Thea-: arnount sp nt by farmers business travelled so far from their home tre of cited by and government in payrolls and cities for a pleasure trip and within lh legal gasoline ration.

It is mandatory upon the local boards to call in suspected violators reported by the enforcement arm of the OPA xui me pan me giuup and to make certain there was no took in sustained operations against violation or 0 0 the nemy in the Libyan desert and for leading the low level attack on the Ploesti oil refineries in August, 1943. In the past year witli the 15th Air Force, the group has continually attacked the highest priority targets' in Europe, including aircraft factories, oil installations, and communications in many, Austria, France, Italy, and the Balkans. Pvt. Lester E. Larson was slight- Sgt Dur ante entered the Army violation or penalize those who have violated, OPA said.

Lester Larson Reported Wounded ly wounded in action in Germany on Nov. 26. the War Department yesterday informed his father, Lars O. Larson, town of Pine Lake. Pvt.

Larson is serving with the Infantry. A former Pine Lake farmer, Pvt. Larson, 38, has been in service about years. He went overseas several months ago. His brother, Pvt.

Arvid Larson has returned from service in Italy and recuperating from malaria in an Army hos- pitol in Texas. Mokholm Elected Petroleum Director MILWAUKEE, Dec. 13 Grasse, Sheboygan, was elected president of the Wisconsin Petroleum Association at the 39th annual convention yesterday. Harry McGaughey, Racine, was re-elected vice-president and Julius Seiy, Cudahy, was renamed secretary- treasurer. Elected directors included: Thomas Trainor, Wausau; Harry Chapin, Stoughton; Elmer Pedley, Kenosha; George Buth, Appleton; Ed Nelson, Eau Claire; James Pendergast, Lake Geneva; Wilson Delzell, Stevens Point; G.

A. Makholm, Khinelander; A. C. Breuch, Madison. PR's Christmas Address Scheduled WASHINGTON, Dec.

13 President Roosevelt will make his' usual Christmas Eve radio address; at 4:15 p. m. (CWT) over all major networks. The White House did not say from where he will speak. SHE'LL DISCOVER BURIED TREASURE IN.

1 A 1 C1J1U KU VC1 1U11C1IL 111 LJd.yiUlI& dllU the President for extraordinary for mate rials as well as the amount achievement, each member of the spent consumers in the general organization wears the Distinguish-, retall trade chann els. ed Unit Badge with an Oak Leaf The vohlme of bank debits in Cluster, for the part that the group Ncrt hern were 19 per cent above those of a year ago, while the total first eleven months of 1944 was 11 per cent above that of the corresponding period of a year ago. Bank debits for the entire Ninth Federal Reserve District for the month of November were 10 per cent above the same 1943 period, while figures for this period are 8 per cent greater than the identical 1943 period of ten months. Nazis Using New Device, Pilots Report PARIS. Dec.

13 The Germans today were disclosed to have thrown a new "device" into the war mystery silvery balls that float in the air. Pilots report seeing these objects, both individually and in clusters, on forays the Reich. The purpose of the floaters was not immediately evident. It is possible they represent a new antiaircraft defense instrument or weapon. in July, 1942, and has been overseas 21 months.

In addition to the Distinguished Unit Badge he wears the Good Conduct Medal and the European-African Middle Eastern theatre ribbon with six campaign Assigned to AJr Field. FORT MEYERS, Dec. 12 Officer Helger Leander Gustafson, son of Emma J. Gustafson of Rhinelander, has been assigned to Buckingham Army Air Field here, it was announced by Lt. Col.

Richard J. Fry, acting commanding officer. 1 Gustafson was graduated Hodag Grid Team Honored; 26'RV Awarded Twenty-four members of the 1944 Rhinelander high 1 football team, second place winners in the Wisconsin Volley Conference, received the coveted awards and silver footballs at the annual Hodag gridiron banquet in the Senior high school last night. The awards went to 14 Seniors, nine Juniors and one Sophomore as follows: Seniors. Argene Bloomquist, John Brooks, John Greene, Edward Healy, Charles Hyke, Dennis Kichefski, Fred Locke, Wayne Lund.

Todd Sheldon, Ronald Simonsen, Larry Smith, Duane Tober, Douglas Thompson and Goff Wardwell: Juniors, Folke Backer, James Berquist, Harold Briggs, Jack Bruckner. Douglas Chariton, Bennett Lewis. Ray Moritz, Law.rence Mraz and Art Wells; and Bob Fischer. Sophomore. Awards were also presented to Bob DiGiacomo, Senior, student manager, and Beck Bloomquist, Sophomore, assistant manager.

Coach Walter Ohde, who presented the awards, commended the letter winners and paid particular tribute to the work of the student managers. Oldfield Toastmaster. Assistant Coach John "Barney" Oldfield was toastmaster, introducing Coach Ohde, Supt. of Schools W. F.

Kruschke, F. Weinlick, and members of the board of education. High school football does not "pay off" financially, Supt. Kruschke showed in a fiscal report delivered r.t the banquet. Though gate receipts of Hodag games were the highest they have been in a number of years, costs of equipping the players was far higher than revenues.

Gate receipts to- talled $1,229.63 in comparison with the $1,033 taken in 1943 and the $844 realized in '42. Expenditures for those three years ware relatively equal, the 1944 costs amounting to 1943, $1 966- and 1942, $1,789. Gate receipts were at their in 1938 when Rhinelander's I championship team box off iced better than $2,000 but, even then, costs were higher than receipts, totalling $2,200. The deficits are made xip by the.board of education in the school budget. Supt.

Kruschke spoke of the value In Belgium Now stationed in Belgium with the Signal Corps of the American First Army is Pvt. Franklin A. (above), 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. F.

A. Kramer of Starks. Sgt. Kramer, a 1942 Rhinelander high has been in service 14 months, serving in England and France. His brother, Bernard Kramer, 26, is a crew chief of a B-29 Superfortress.

He is stationed in India. 'Home by Christmas' Hope Unrealized Civilian confidence in a quick victory.in Europe, since shattered by the Germans' stand at their own frontiers, was evidently shared by some American soldiers, among them First Lieut. John Weaver Carlson of Rhinelander. Lieut. Carlson was taken prisoner last July when the Allies were driving across France and were believed to be on a non-stop march to Berlin.

In a letter written a few weeks after he was taken prisoner, Lieut. Carlson wrote to his parents that he expected to be "home by Christmas," evidently anticipating a quick Allied victory. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carlson, 521 Thayer street, parents of the lieutenant, received the letter recently and Monday received a post card from him, advising them that he was well and in good health.

The Carlsons have dispatched several packages to their son. DECEMBER 13, 1844 CROSS SHOES HOMOGENIZED VITAMIN MILK The "sunshine" Vitamin in this milk unlocks the benefits of milk's valuable minerals necessary for beautiful, sound teeth and for strong, sturdy bones. And it's HOMOGENIZED. This means richer flavor and uniform, body building nourishment in, every drop. The soft, flaky curds it forms io the stomach are easy to digest.

Serve this more delicious milk every day. lust Received of football training to students, reporting that the Army and Navy had learned of the value of that training. Seventy-two players and guests attended the banquet which was prepared by the High school home economics class and served by members of the Booster Club. District Boy Scout Meeting Planned The annual meeting of the Boy Scouts of Oneida-Vilas district will be held next Wednesday evening in the Oneida hotel. Committee members, scoutmasters and troop sponsors are Invited.

William E. Hoffman, Samoset council executive, will make his farewell appearance at the meeting. He has been transferred to Springfield, 111. TONIGHT SHOWS Short Subjects Children Under 12, 12c Incl. Tax Jr Students, 33c Incl.

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