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THE STATE JOURNAL, LANSING, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1941 THIRTEEN SAYS REBELS ACTIVE IN CROATIA Axis- Carved Nation Is Given Equipment for Battalion Of Motorized Police ROME, Sept. 25 newspaper I1 Popolo reported today a fight without quarter against Serbian rebels in Croatia as Italy gave the state carved out of quered Yugoslavia the equipment for a battalion of motorized police. Italian officers delivered 10 trucks, 50 motorcycles with sidecars and machine-guns and two searchlights to Croatian authorities yesterday in Karlovac. Under decree issued by Ante Pavelic, Croatian chief of state, oftenders of economic regulations. particularly those charged with what Are regarded abusive price increases.

are to be tried before special tribunal, as are political criminals. Il Popolo Di Roma estimated that 1.500,000 Serbs live in Croatia between Zagreb and Sarajevo and described them as "1.500,000 enemies of the Pavelic regime." "Most of them have adjusted themselves to a new state of things," 1t said. "perhaps hiding submachineguns in the woods. but for the ent they are quiet." "A few others have taken to the brush and formed bands which run about firing in the Bosnian forests today, shooting down the ustachi (Pavelic's guards) tomorrow, blowing up A bridge or railroad tracks." The newspaper said that against these "repression is carried out without pity." "Ustachi volunteers, solidly formed in militia, give chase to the rebels, uncover them their mountain hiding places and send them to the other world without much ado." The dispatch declared that "Communists operate in the cities," throwing bombs and exploding charges in the basements of public buildings, as in the Zagreb post office recently. Communism." the newspaper said.

only Serbism, which drapes itself today in the Red flag to hide Itself." A ustachi official was quoted saying that "winter will make these wolves come down from their lairs end we will trap them." The newspaper reported that Jews already had disappeared from Croatian life. have been chased out." it said. "Where are Croatia's, 40,000 or 50.000 Jews now? known. There is talk of a small island in the Adriatic." An aircraftmen in the British royal receives $1.16 a day in wages. Estes-Leadley Company Adds Second Motor Hearse The hearse pictured above has been added to the Estes-Leadley fleet of automobiles during the past week, the second landaustyle to be operated by that company.

It was built by the Eureka company of Rock Falls, on a Cadillac chassis. The interior is done in mohair in two colors, blue and gray taupe. One of the advantages of the car 1s an electrically -operated sideloading casket table. This particular model has the distinction of having the lowest casket table of any side-loading funeral car, thus making it easier for pall-bearers to place the casket in the hearse. The other landau hearse operated by the Estes Leadley company has A rear-loading casket table, this feature sometimes being a convenience to pall-bearers.

In this car the casket table can be extended to the rear 27 inches beyond the rear door and the table is even lower than that of the side-loading table in the other hearse. Manufacturer of this car was Sayers, and Scovill company of Cincinnati, also on a Cadillac chassis with the two-color interior of blue and gray taupe. R. A. F.

RAIDS CITIES IN SICILY AND LIBYA ROME, Sept. 25 (P) air raids on the Sicilian city of Palermo and on Tripoli, Bengasi and Bardia in Libya last night were reported today by the Italian high command. The R. A. F.

dropped high explosives and incendiary bombs during the Palermo raid, the Italians said, causing damage to civilian buildings but no casualties. Anti-aircraft artillery shot down one British plane, it was said. The high command reported intense air activity in North Africa and said German planes shot down eight British. (Special to The State Journal) Albert Methed STATE DEATHS ITHACA. Sept.

25. Albert Method was born March 4, 1883 in Saginaw, and died Tuesday morning at his home in Ithaca, aged 58 years, 5 months and 19 days, after very short illness. He attended St. Peter and Paul's school at Saginaw until the family removed to Merrill, in 1895. He was united in marriage to Miss Frances Eckhart of Merrill August 20, 1913 and they lived in Merrill several years, removing to Ithaca in 1915 where they have since resided.

He leaves the widow: four brothers. Victor R. and Joseph J. of West Duluth, Meddie of Saginaw and Richard of Merrill. Funeral services took place St.

State Funerals Mrs. D. H. Servoss SHEPHERD, Sept. 25-Funeral services for Mrs.

D. H. Servoss, who died Thursday afternoon at the home of her daugh. ter, Mrs. E.

H. Field, in Shepherd, were conducted at the Garber funeral home a 2 o'clock Monday afternoon with her pastor, Rev. Henry Hulme, of and an Vermont- old friend. Rev. V.

J. Hufton ville officiating. Interment was made in the Salt River cemetery. Allie Servoss was the daughter of Jonathan and Rebecca Cowden Foutch, born in Chippewa township, Isabella county, January 1, Witt 1858. H.

She Servoss was at united the in marriage to in De Chippewa township in old Homestead The first 20 and the last 24 years of 1878. her life were spent in this community. Other places of residence were Gladwin. Mackinaw Rapids. City, She the upper member peninsula of and the Eastern Star in Mackinaw and of the Methodist Servoss church survived Shepherd.

by a daughter, Mrs. May Ellingwood of Jackson, son, Phil Servoss of Mt. Pleasant, and other daughter, Mrs. E. H.

Field of Shepherd: five grandchildren and one brother, Grant Foutch of Klamath Falls, Ore. Mrs. Servoss had lived life of continuous service to others. A beautiful testimonial WAS accorded her by Mrs. Hufton.

welcomed formerly into from her home England, when who she came to America to become bride and who knew the many deeds of kindness in her earlier married life which was continued until death. It tie a Regular 125 LOUNGE CHAIR the Price Will Be 495 ON TERMS Just 50 to be Sold! and First Served! Ottoman to EXPENSIVE FEATURES: Reversible Spring -Filled Box type cushion Button -tufted Back and Arms Famous NO-SAG SPRING Base $1 DOWN Delivers Sturdy Hardwood Frame PAY ONLY 50c A WEEK THE FURNITURE EXCHANGE 312-14 North Washington Ave. CLAIMS LINDBERGH NOT ANTI-SEMITIC America First Committee Blames Foes for Injecting The Race Issue CHICAGO, Sept. 25 (AP)-Persons urging American intervention in the war are responsible, says the America First committee, for injection of the race issue into the "discussion of war or The organization's national committee released a statement last night defending Charles A. Lindbergh who, in a recent Des Moines address, said the "British, the Jewish and the Roosevelt administration" were the three major groups urging this country's active belligerency.

"Colonel Lindbergh and his fellow members of the America First committee are not anti-Semitic." the statement said. "We deplore the injection of the race issue into the discussion of war or peace. It is the interventionists who have done this." Interventionists, it continued, I have sought to hide the real issue by "flinging false charges at the America First committee and at every leader who has spoken out against our entry into the European conflict. The present attack on Colonel Lindbergh is merely another case in point. "Behind a smoke of groundless charges this screen, being led to war in violation of the Constitution of the United States." Twenty to 40 percent of all trees are made up of gases trapped in the minute cells that make up the wood.

A. P. Writer Makes Visit To Beauty Salon for Men (A beauty shop for men opened in New York today, and the Associated Press assigned one of its eligible bachelors, Frank Ewing, to see what glamour boys might have to endure make favorable impressions on debutantes. He relates his experiences in the following story). By FRANK EWING NEW YORK, Sept.

25 (P)-Memo to men: Mme. Helena Rubinstein, who has fixed feminine faces all these years, started something for today-a full fledged beauty shop for the remaking of the masculine map. it out. fearful it would be something monstrous to endure and that my cowpunchin' pop down in Texas might read about it. (I might want to go back to the ranch some day.) But I found it not bad, a little sticky, but not bad at all -all the attendants were pretty young misses and blonde.

Their fingers are soft. They rub gently. Their voices soothe. 'Madame Rubinstein, who really is Princess Helena Gourielli and who opened the shop with her husband, Prince Artchil Gourielli of Georgian nobility, said it was not effeminate to come to the shop it was just a question of learning to be "sort of carelessly well groomed." Over I went. The women's saloon is there too, but you can sort of slip in unnoticed through a private entrance built especially for men.

Pretty Jeanne Landry observed my receding hairline and plumped into the hair slicking room. She doused me well with scalp lotion to remove loose dandruff to benefit the scalp and hair. An oil shampoo, a hair pomade, and was off to trust my physiognomy to Suzan Win, a beautiful daughter of a Polish general diplomat. She just squinted at my waistline, ON DISPLAY ordered me on the scales, led me to the herb room and exhibited some slim wafers filled with vitamins and minerals, but low in calories, and beguiled sibilities. me with their dietary Then came more blonds with more bottles.

One rubbed my rusty kles with hand lotion. Another patted my jowls, whew, with an emulsion men, "more liquid than its feminine counterpart." followed by some talc and cologne in "two refreshing, masculine odors: Tang and Wild Lilac." From a welter of soaps and lotions came madame's pride--the sports liquid-to remove peel and shine garnered while skiing, swimming, et al. Shoved at me was a bottle of sulfo-collodio bath," a quick trip to a spa." which blonde No. 7 said should pour into my tub, relax, and soak in the vital, healing elements of the sulphur. They don't demonstrate it there, you have to do it at home.

Then they peered at my pores through a skin analyzer of great magnifying ability, and the pores became volcanoes. Emulsion for men was prescribed. It's all chemical, nothing mechanical. For a haircut, a shave, a manicure, a steam, or an exercise are not to be had. I looked pretty slick when emerged.

But I still need a haircut. I still have to go see Louie. He's my barber. Actor Pens Own Story Edward Arnold is one of the few stars in Hollywood who has written an autobiography. It was published under the title of "Lorenzo Goes to Hollywood." TON TOMORROW No Longer Need You Accept That 'Store-Teeth' Look! SPECIAL For Limited Time Only! Enjoy Teeth Perfect DR.

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Father Kirchoff officiating, and burial was made in Sacred Heart cemetery at Merrill. The body was at the Barden funeral home in Ithaca until that time. Mrs. Joseph Griffin NASHVILLE, Sept. 25 Mrs.

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