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Battle Creek Enquirer from Battle Creek, Michigan • Page 10

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I I 10 THE BATTLE CREEK ENQUIRER AND NEWS BATTLE CREEK. SUNDAY. JTNE pita spent a busy two hours ir.ss for tlie injured persons. Kermif Roosevelt RUPTURED? BORN TO- COLLEGE HEAD NAMED ALMA c-5' Tru tee- of Alma college Saturday m.med as president of the p-vf. rtoy V.

Slash in Meat Prices Presidential Material Takes Effect June 21 Keeps in Background Tne accident happened shortly lor I JO p. m. at point about Per. Succumbs in Alaska 11 milt's noithea. of Battle Creek.

Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Lucas of 26 VULCANIZING and Modern Re-Capping DAN THE TIRE MAN 17 East Fountain Phone S331 The road theie is rather narrow. I i Hamilton, who uas been acting I-rts AkRII.N 1KI SMas trd ovpn; at.ac FREEMAN DKl'G lOKE 138 Main Phnnc G623 Mrs. Barland was driving north Hanov a daughter at 7:45 p.

m. president since last February. CLASSIFIEDS FOR RESULTS 'Continued from Parre One was the author of severe) on at tiie time and tracks of the car Saturd in Community hospital, v. re plainly visible in the road, shov.iuq where it had started to ave tiie iuuhway at a Mr. nd Mrs.

Walter Kecfer of of about 16 aids from where it route 70, a son at 8:15 p. m. Sat- the tree. urdav ii Community hospital. The car.

a 13.36 I-'ord. was badly Tiie bumper was MONTGOMERY WARD 'Continued from One effective in Battle Creek. In one laritc local market, new potatoes were 87 a peck, mth no old potatoes availaule. In handdii? the machinery for back tne retail prices of butler. OPA announced Kermit Roosevelt j.

born in Oyster Bay. L. I. on Oct. in, lS'SP.

a boy. he boi-t th. his brothers, iwkt routrh-auci-tumblc p.mos. Bet ee oi into an oxoow and the cn- wa- jarreti loose from its fit- 1 was 20. however, father carried iiim i p.p.-.

Mrs. Barland was thrown on oiii ilrr body smithing the S'f 57 E. ichigan Phone 6J31 Here Arc New Prices nun 'peariu wheel. I lie front -eat almost the jn-Mrument board. CLASSif I FIDS FOR RESULTS TTTT" ttttTTTTtmTT hunts.

Between 1951 and game in ra nreru.i; and America, marra-ti I Wlilard emony at Madrid. Spurn of their foi.r children v. Bueno- Aires. The Briti-ii Woriu war prar, in section of Mayorcm lor of means Pr.ce A uvt'Pop rrre are in. ctr.ts pr pautp.

r. "an tor car-- 1 ami 2 ana rev in column': i-e and nnviodit of a COOL AS A Ci 'Continued from Page as the President retr.arns stietit on what lie to co. Veteran reporters they think rtrateey i i 1344 Demo-; viatic convention will be to scare the New ni'h a threat to bolt the party unless Va: hiuppoii meets 'heir demands but these say they wuii be: their britches rjje southern party leaders tall in line when the bell mips. One member of ho has ranch the turn on every national election for the tj.j years told reporters that if the Republican ((invention heKi -oon. nor Bricker would pet tia- nomm- a ion.

The same oracle sav- lha it Wendell L. WiUnie. tiic Wall hooker, can pick up -everai delegations between now and con- VKiHiort day, he might pet the GOP nomination apcim and ppvc Mr. Roosevelt a lyncher race th.ti. in 1340.

A New York iiuvcrnor alwavs is i a powerful and K. political i writers hardly could aldord to turn down a "matt" cad. The same i- true or HG-year-oid former Gov. E. of aithouph ne has political amhrion- an: now is i a iieutenanl commander in tiiei navy.

Both Dewey and Si are youiiy eiw.mh to bit. time uiPii 1343 and a much better time to run lor the pre-idciicy. a iot or politicians figure, if tile war throU'-th 1344 and Mr. Roosevelt, bids for a fourth term. MeArthur they say is mole concerned about wl.ipprr.s; enemy Oth.crs s.iy the noes for Gen.

D.viuhi D. AUit! com- maucier in North Africa, 'name sometimes comes up political discu-cions. Premier's Swiff Action Hints Invasion Is Hear KOI Depa.n. ry -r On The BeocW TTv' eiecteo mm the Bnti-h War Vet tion. Ro a itian.

in" i from a nur ua I hur.tn.g in Korea an 1923 in i lie Pi.ump with in -earcii of r.n-e lariy the "M- n-lr. v. of Asa. In 1321; Tibet in -ear. In fS.a-.i i t'ji's j.acnt v.itn a for a G.dapaeo- id.iuc; 1 huntiuii on He once tin," Re -et eit (a-a oul of P'hiica." ir that, their laruihe-Wf nt raihinr wi'h C0'E: 'r o.a.pue a ppdea die at on June 1.

The primary r-f OPA id. is to help meet ku.rir D. -4 Argentine President Formally Quits Post m'Ai i P' from Pane One. velt. on Vmren' A 1." in 1933, and -p' a ji a commerce (it par'meip Mo i oi iiis inc.

Keutpp vdl hobra.boe:: v.i:h tot. the wealthy. He entt th' (3 An-' o-ii emjiertr oi the ppp Norv.aj. of a. was a lrienii of f'iipn He ittp.o, rank of niay.r.

Pa. I These in. Mim-ter Rim: Gumazu. the "tor-pe(l. me -t Harbor P.u: Ano-ra an con-ft at Janeiro in and the of Co "iiohey of pi udenee." ai.fi Minuter Mario -Ii lr SFORTS HAT Is' r4- 4 1 l' 1 tyfin -0 from Pate One.) I.e.

lie Howard ami 12 other Bsby Killed, 7 Hurl alter crmsum indeci-i'ep" er th.e eprr Drunv.norai and, Relirvrcl Nal The unusual prevail! war- Uk'n ale estaarv 'o i back offered their i Ill's Tree -urn ik.t f'ue commaucier of (lie in the belief that the Germans were leaticr armv at La Plata, In Btic- ptmninc for Britain's r- i both when they Howard's i nos Aire- province i a -ap i i was quickly plane and when Friday they nd- S9 fi.k--il t. fr- 2si 1 for' and the net's of it was tiled a Canadian Dotmxi' on the broncb-ap' a communique read same route and forced wound- i out the erumeut station. led fliers to parachu'e to safety in -Si. me of iiis cabmit elected to eo Portupai. No trace ha betni found ns'nore (hiring tiie day in Urneitay.

0 Howard's plane or it- but C.t.tuio would not leave Churchill accompanied on the! tiie Drummond to accept, exile in fmai ni-ht, dasii by Foreipn Secre- 's 10A 'f'' dl Aiistr tf 1 I I tary Anthony Eden, who fw to North Africa Id loin ium the North Africa, talks, In. Gen. Sir Alan Brooke, clnef ot the impciialj ceneraJ staff, who wnii h.nn at the bi' uji.fcroa in where tiie Aliic- mapped their edo- 'Continued (pcii nal ll.epa, skull act tire "I iie in pircu vice hospital by Hp: liier ii'. mp a i tiie pe ip body of i he dp'. the H'-fc'oie funeral ia W.

N. Putin, pp Mr. He.pu i. i the mo'tp car and dn a'elv to the I atiifti. wa- staipimp taP-pi i bo, pc.

-aid ba bv tit ad chilth'en were el! hudti inside tiie wreck ca: car and tpepi Leila i ii 1. Doctors and SPORTS HAT Ki: iCT I -VI 1.49 I 'M -r? tile ipidiorine reiiuopc. Three of tiie five ea'pinet 'no lauceii at Montevideo from the Urtij-Piayan EUlihoiit Salto hired jtiaiie r.mrh broupiit them bats i a tun capi'al in tiie afternoon. ('. r.eral under tmu-ttil iaw ad.ire ed a to lii 14 prte iuces and P) Arpentma.

a -kmc th.ep: to retain their beiup. He identified huu a tiie "miiitarv mo-f nf the L'overnmcn: of nation' and added in personal me.s.ipc." to each: 1 liar', dure 'o take adequate i ra.n. bal war strategy. The prime hom.com-, ins coincided with a of "in-' vasion" talk in Fnuiand, wnhi 1 mountiuir that the first Allied blow v.ould strike the Italian Hands of Si uy a. id Pan- 1 telieria.

T'nc Dad. bore the blaring headline "'Zero Hour in the Battle for Friday niun' tlie Rome radio WARD'S COOL SPORT SHIRT n-Y wmmm ((? A 'f 1 real easv- oc.e siiirts ant: eip'c Cctiulorl this suniir.rr! Fine sniqie neeciie sinciii ep itKhP't-! 'I ill'- l'abric iiccu lor viashabiie i ii-rw ai n-iij'i'" -I'ltc until warnea ine nti.ian pfpie mm me to ACKAGHE may lieetv naa-ures to carrj. the. Aiireu a-vack is emmp aim in-pired in tins m.a ement liorted t'nc defeudr p- nf Pautelleria are ari.pited. keep your ex- stand eeheucy." He sipned a- a bnti.ioe A statement from No.

in Downinp "street said Chuit'iuii 1 3: irttm i lie aUo oroered iiie S'ates t-. Gibraltar, and then sep Pc.p ba; r'ti at Puerto Belrip.iio. visited the heatiqiiarter- of G'Ui. on the hit, tie. to steam to Buenos Dw itrlu D.

Fi-ruiiower in Aieiers. Aires ant! toiu tiie already He then was joim-d by Eden and riv. f.eit. aether they vr-ited Tunis and the The mr-ipv revoiu" ion to. British and UniPHi S'n'es armies I COOL KNIT SPORT SHIRT i for fast diuretic aid cotton Youth'sShorts U9 a P' V.da J'.

P-: Men': Shorts ct ic- in i-taph in Northwe-t r3 a. oiliciai sta'e-' ment said. "Admiral Cunninphaui. tlie Mediitt i- rauean. pave a lunch.eou a' winch 1 Generals Girauti and De Gal'e and" For thf bca--h shir: "rctr.

niTsh wrpvf. t.ie oidv recpue tip' we-t-eru ipppiaphert" toleratmp Axi-iiu. who communicate witn G. r-manv. Tap." ant; Japan, and re-uit-ed in a "pree-ppin junta headed by Raccip friend Gen.

Pedro tiie whole n.ev." Fr'Pich Rati. per. and Rear Admiral Benito spr wto iii- post as WHEN KIDNEY FUNCTION LAGS from this need runt tion.Ti I. ttinf tii to ecetl ttt tiiariic nop. it t.ui-e iaet a.

la- 'if. s.e.i 1 1: i in I. isc sleep Ir.ei". 'Pa tp- m.iy ltd lii.w, ntrtteus, acd.iL! I it men c.t-cs. tat at St.

it da.rc s. stcnitciih." i.r cra ca st.rtt.it:. C.oltl Mcd.tl jpsuits, "Itat'tc l-ctn 1.1-nious tor pr. tatn lor -o trs. "1 c.t rc to v.

sc dit t.att as t.P: mo subsululcs. 5sf titttr drca; si.r. t' tj' I tor SinQf for national hb'Pa'ioi: pp-t the jrime anti the fort STRIPED SHIRTS Procerdinss were na c.ircua.. miui-ter ipr.eci w. 95c ies occurred' Enotich steel for 10.000 medium a ipp.

al enpipeer-" tank- is beptp thiotlgh tlie on the out- wood a- sub-'itute for crit I ical ir.cpiip jumors i Ca hrrr' ppct r. rrn. i. ei'tir cnitnn, I tor i a tit-Choice of blur, ri'ow, tan. hcance or Radicrd published SiiUirc.t w.

eiconi it a-a o-S 3 Best Shorts Fine nr-hr J8 to 'i i spin tc pp' a1- pact A po-cl'Pl to l-coahtiou on tiie round a tiP.ifp r.iu-Am-rit an apti because td ai- 1 4 4 4 You'll love teem, you'll daffy over them their tailoring their details the ilick way they wash and wosM Chambrayj and ginghams! Frosty white piques! Saucy seersuckers! Eyelet embroidered ginghams and piques certainly the coolest, gayest crowd of cottons in years! Certainly "tops" with canny juniors. 9 to 15, and we've scores of others just at smorf in jizes 12 to 20, Mo-t "ecetnbie- of p'dopp P'1 nerten; water. BETTER SHIRTS 5.50 t- A i iV ky- ba. era" y4 jgjlii jtr-r- ''Everybody Knows It's EASY GOLF JACKETS 3.98 v. aT p'.

rkr 0'Hr Pop' Go)' Joce'i RAIN JACKET 2.98 A BUY it 1 AW 'FEDERAL on there are hundreds of home Imvers in this i mi- Sweat Socks 45c i'. wIki vp cither purchased or ret numco'l tl 1 1 i MEDICO an. i til- titi't'tiu tlie envenient Calltoiin I-Vilfral I'i They v. ii: you how ecdiinhiieu! and ct.iivtii this is. There is p.ii rod tape or In a i days itl'ier lite application is made liie funds lire a able for tssr.

soon without olilijraiion. AMtVsSOCIATlON BUY WAR STAMPS! ON SALE AT i ft.fE!or.l SAVINGS AND LOAN ASS F. N. COOPER OTAKION OF WEST. MK H.

JS St. Phone WZx It fiWTAl AVE. E. PHONE BI9 Bit I tf 8 I I I II 11.1 1. I ii WJdOdTQTIXrTia 110 West Michigan Avenue 1 1 0 West Michigan Avenu.

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