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ALEXANDRIA DAILY TOWN TALK, ALEXANDRIA. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 11, PAGE FOURTEEN COURTHOUSE RECORDS Suits Filed Western Vegetable Dist. vs. Jack Tyson Billie Cade vs. J.

A. Bentley told a reporter as the lengthy hearings entered what may be their final week. The llinois senator said it seemed likely that Noyes. as chief of the intelligence Dranch, might be expe.ted to know most about the Japanese "weather report'' which is supposed to have had the Identity off 3 U.S. Fliers Slain by Japs Revealed Polish Civilians To Be Recruited to Aid Americans code meaning that international re Lumber Company.

Myrl S. Snowbarger vs. Robert t- I lations in danger, or some 18 Nipponese Accused in Death of American Soldiers SHANGHAI, Feb. 11. (H The identity of three American Superfortress fliers who were tortured and cremated in a Hankow blood ninv w.is disclosed today as 18 Solon Believes floyes Holds Key to Wind Message Pearl Harbor Prober Wants Admiral to Testify WASHINGTON.

Fib. 11. (iP) Senator Iuras (D-Ul) proposed to-riav that Pearl Harbor investigators mmnion Adm. Leigh Noycs, chief of naval communications, to got at the bottom of the "winds" message. "I am convinced Admiral Noycs holds the key to this point," Lucas OBSTIPATION Hazardous In BAD COLDS Beware of sluggish elimination whe rou have a cold.

11 you are constipated you may be sure your intestlnen are retaining virus-laden mucus and other putrefac-. Thi. onriition mav in- contend that war was imminent. Kramer Saw Message Lucas observed that Capt. A.

D. Kramer, who was called back to the stand today to conclude testimony he began last week, had told The investigators In had seen a winds message on Dec. 5, 1941 lets than half a minute, and then more or less by accident. Lucas said he has the impression that such a message was intercepted, examined by the proper officials, not to mean an attack was coming immediately, and thrown away. Senator Barkley (D-Ky), chairman of the Senate-House investigating committee, said it is highly probable that night sessions will be necessary, beginning tonight, to ind up the hearings by Friday.

That is the current deadline for closing the investigation. Burkley Lt. nniiwuii r- Kathe.ine F. Dufour vs. Curtis A.

Dufour. City of Alexandria vs. Richard Coco. Florence Clark vs. William W.

Clark. Marriacr Licenses Fred K. Cross, Deville, and Mat-tie Kikes, Alexandria. Theodore H. Williams and Verna Mae Washington, Moreat'iville.

Lieut. Paul D. Gromo, Akron, Ohio, and Harriet Helen Head, Shreveport. L. J.

Johnson, Alexandria, and Mrs. Yvonne Clark Alwell, Pine-ville. Edward J. Campbell and Mrs. Naomi Hotard Campbell, New Orleans.

Dallas Jones, San Marcus, Texas, and Sallie Present Alexandria. Eddie Jackson, Lecompte, and Irene Deal, Cheneyville. Gen. McNarney Authorized to Hire More Workers WASHINGTON. Feb.

11. JP) A responsible government official said today Gen. Joseph T. McNarney plans to recruit several thousand more Polish civilians to help solve the U. S.

army's manpower problem in Germany. Although the war department directed the commander of American occupation forces to dismiss more than 700 army-employed Yugoslav refugees because of complaints of political activity, McNarney has been authorized to hire additional Poles, this official said. Approximately 2.3.000 Poles wearing the principal items of the U. S. army uniform, now are cm-ployed in the American zone as armed guards and in other capacities.

The exact number more tJ be hired was not disclosed. Toles Not Organized Secretary of State Byrnes told reporters Friday he had. been advised that the Poles were not organized and were not carrying on propaganda against Russia or the Warsaw government. He announced at the same time that the war department had directed McNarney to dismiss his Yugoslav-employes as a result of a complaint by the Yugoslav mission in the American zone. Supplementing Byrnes' announcement, another official said the employment of foregin civil added it will be necessary to ask an Save Time! SHOP BY PIIOIIE FOR MAIL-ORDER ITEMS! Save your COD fees and half your postage by taking advantage of Sears Store Pick-Up Service! Japanese went on trial charged with their deaths.

The victims, named at the opening of the first war crimes trial in the Chinese theater, were 2nd Lt. Lester H. White, flight engineer; Sgt. Henry W. Wheaton, gunner: and Sgt.

James E. Forbes, radioman. Lt. Col. Willis A.

West of Portland, head prosecutor, included the names in his opening statement to the five-man military commission, headed by Col. John W. Middleton of Chevy Chase, which will hear the case. The names were not included in the original indictment because identity then was not certain. Today the identity was substantiated by an affidavit from Lt.

Vernon Douglas Schaefer, Chicago, another crew member, who is recuperating in a hospital in the United States from his lengthy internment. Schaei'er's statement, which was read into the record, described the crash of the B-29 bomber 150 miles northwest of Hangkow Nov. 21, 1944, after encountering heavy flak on" returning from a raid on Omu- ra, Japan. Marsha Hunt Weds Robert Presnell, Jr. Western Union Strikers in II.

Y. Return to Work extension prouaoiy ou ciays lor the committee to prepare its report. ACTRESS RETURNS HOME HOLLYWOOD, Feb. 11 (d'j Actress Ingrid Bergman has returned to her home and is recovering from a tonsillectomy, her studio reported today. Urfere with the treatment of the cold and lead to more aerlou complications.

Relieve this hazardous constipated condition promptly tonight with Calotabs. Calotabs are one of the most dependable it aU Intestinal ehmlnanta. They pleasantly vet thoroughly act on every foot of the intestinal tract, thus helping to sweep out virus-laden mucus and other putrefactive material, enabling Nature to more effectively combat the cold. Oei Calotabs from your druggist. Use only as directed on the labeling.

Me CALOTABS ky) lit 'Pmc 11 1 Be Wise, hospitalize, Paramount 1 9-5-ttd NEW YORK, Feb. 11 (P1 Western Union employes in the metropolitan area returned to work today, ending a five-week strike which crippled New York City's telegraphic communications and hampered the nation's cable service to Europe. Ralph H. Kimball the company's vice-president in charge of industrial relations, said, however that normal operations probably would not be restored for two or three days. He said the time would ians directlv reflects the occupa tion army's manpower difficulties.

United States troops are being reduced to 400,000 by April 1 and TIOLLYWOOD, Feb. lt() i be requited to replace some work to 307.000 by July 1. McNarney has advised the war Wedding bells rang out yesterday for the second time for Actress Marsha Hunt and Screen Wrriter Robert Presnell, Jr. department that Polish missions They were quietly married at the home of friends by Draymond L. Forman, pastor of St.

Paul's Methodist Church, New York, where the actress once taught a representing the Russian-supported Warsaw government have screened the Poles hired by the American army. The Yugoslav mission complained that the 777 expatriate. Yugoslavs were not screened and were agitating against the Tito regime. Sunday School class. The newlyweds, both of whom have been married before, left on a honeymoon to an unannounced destination.

Attorney General, Panel Will Meet fit WASHINGTON, Feb. 11 (P) ers who apparently obtained other jobs during the strike. The 7,000 Western Union workers, members of the CIO American Communications Association, voted Saturday to end the strike pending arbitration to determine whether 2,000 employes in the higher wage brackets would share in wage boosts of 12Vi cents an hour awarded other employes by the National War Labor Board. A meeting between union and company attorneys was called for today by Abraham L. Pomerantz, named arbitrator in the dispute.

i' Homeward Bound GIs to Get Jap Swords OSAKA, Japan, Feb. 11. (VP) A souvenir collection to gladden any lucky Gl's heart including 26.000 Japanese Samurai swords is being distributed to homeward bound U. S. soldiers.

The souvenir bonanza was confiscated by the ordnance section of Maj. Gen. Arthur Harper's 98th (Iroquois) Division. Since the division is scheduled to be inactivated Feb. 16, all weapons of no military importance were ordered turned over the troops.

These included more than Japanese knives, rifles, pistols, binoculars, bayonets and aerial cameras. Attorney General Tom Clark and his newly-named national volunteer advisory panel meet today and JUST A FEW OF OUR CATALOG ITEMS tomorrow to map a program to RUB IN curb juvenile delinquency. IS GETTING UP NIGHTS GETTING YOU DOWN? Thousandi say famous doctor's discovery gives blessed relief from irritation of the bladder caused by excess acidity in the urine Why tuflfr needlessly from baeliachti, run-down feeling from excess aciditv in the urine? Just try DR. KILMER'S SWAMP ROOT, the renowned herb.l medicine. SWAMP ROOT acts fast on the kidneys to promote the flow of urine and relievo troublesome excess acidity.

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