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-i' -7' Page THEY RODE WEST WITH KILLER THE FRESNO BEE MONDAY SE111 t11bER 14 191' 7171 1 7 ti i47f 7 r-- V-7 C-77-777 Page 4--A THE FRESNO BEE MONDAY SE111111bER 14 19-1' THEY RODE WEST WITH KILLER trintairtisrer5r 1 1 Family Men Are Told To Expect War Call In '43 (Continued From Pone One) Family Mn ArP IBu Attempt i'Russians Throw 1 Mrs Margaret Helmuth Japanese Supply i 1 da Kill i For 40 Years Succumbs To Minister Spearhead Out Mrs Margaret Helmuth 711 a na- ve of Russia died in a lora! hoe- i fi ps Attacked I ipital today following an illness of off New Guinea In Bloody Revolt 'Of Stalingrad 1 lone and one half years She had lived In the Fresno district for forty' Helmuth a Kerman raneher: (Continued From Page Ono (Continued From Pate One) I She leaves her husband John! (Continued From page One) iS rem Soviet Air I arm raids on I grad is going on Behind the lineei rifle frontal AStintill on Stalin-tieglitz on I he finishing touches 'I wenty la on by a previous marriage Fred Budapest six tons of bombs were dropped i I I i proprietor of a grocery The heavy raids on Japanese There were authoritative reportstapparently Hitler hopes to regroup store at Ventura and Streets striking points on New Gainces after that raid that parachutists rein and reequip his badly mauled two daughters Mrs Katherine north shore indicated MacArthur Arabian of San Franclaco and Mrs had been dropped Hungarian news-i forces does not intend to let the enemy lAnna Bitter of Biota and a Water pipers said yes lis terdsy official inves-1 First citocole of Ilitier's tliiniMoc Mary Martian of Dinuba I put them to extensive use parziN I ularly Bum which is only 120 ligation showed observers had mug- ter plans which he promised in his She also is survived by nin i from Sloresby taken parachute tier for pars- reichstag address last April was the grandchildren five great grand Australian sources are optimistic Axis announcement of the appoint- children and eight stepchildren troop landings tabout the situation at Moresby rhe merit of Generals Franz Haider The stepchildren are Mrs Ketherine! lauthoritative Sydney Telegraph said Unite With Miltallovieh Jamb and Witersheim to esteblish Salwasser Mrs Maggie Wilt Mrsleven if the situatinn there develHundreds of Macedonian guerillas an impregnable line and clothe Axis Mary Klien and Jacob George ups unfavorably Molest)) will be-are cooperating with the under-I troops against the ravages of the Phillip August and Peter Helmuth come another epic stand rivaling 'Russian Winter all Of Kerman that of the Imperials at Tobruk on ground movement of General Draja In London it is believed these Funeral service) will be eon the north African front allhaliovieh patriot leader who preparations are the result of heavy ducted at 10 A trednesday in It mid the Japanese will be ul has resisted the Axle invaders casualties and material losses in the the Lutheran Cross Church to be able to take the port by land ati ftal atta on ngra followed ck Stalingrad watch follow by interment in the Moan- since the fall of Yugoslavia ron tack alone The garrison there will was forced upon the Nazis by the titin View Cemetery The Fresno he helped in a crisis by "a Deri Philip August and Peter Helmuth all of Kerman Funeral services will be conducted at 10 A Vednesday in the Luiheran Cross Church to be followed by interment in the Mountain View Cemetery The Fresno come another epic stand rivaling that of the Imperials at Tobruk on the north African front It said the Japanese will be able to take the port by land attack alone The garrison there will be helped in a crisis by "a pert Margaret Helmuth 1 A ttemnt Thrnw I lanani Funeral Home is in charge of EEiti poitoP 1 OMOOMP ft "064 1 One 4 --ftr geolowWW118111111 41 VI P71 4 I 1 faito Pvo pl 11: 1 rs' Nk7N i s' I 4Af tr s' sc 1 i7 a 411 4 4'1( "111? ii i 1 A i It 0 A :1 eitst 5 ir '141! -4 a di mt 4 "'400 4 0 1 "I 4 tr 4 1 p3' IN41101 41 A' et i -44 It 16 tomf I ''''4 Al! ')4 4 14 I -) imili 0t ili Vi 1-410' 71 I le A Illie 4r 44 tifiiFV '-'7'''4" 31i 4 111" 4' Ili 4- 1 4 t-41 Ilwv'' 7 iZ 4 --ioti34 3 I 4' ii 7 4 erov 4 0411-111 00' 4 IF 1744011114MTheellimmer 1 1o mir --144 1 Nis 4 wa- 111 1 10 1 -11r4st 10' 44 plik At A Jt- 1 t''t "s' 44i- i NA '4-- 't r44 Aillit 7 -1W Alte meter of comparatively open country that in thoroughly known to some of the world'a finest jungle warfare troops it said Australiam believe control of the Owen Stanley Mountains will weaken the continent's pnsitior hut will leave it still with a fornildable bastion against 11111110M Atigust 15th Is Set As Level For number of husbands who could be spared "The supply of men is limited even when we consider the 18 to 50 age groups We have come to the realization there are not enough mingle men? Longer Factory Hours Piero Part of the price of getting more nen tor the army he saht would be longer hours for factory workers "We cannot keep 20000 men in a plant working short weeks and loafing long weekends" he said 'There is no maximum production capacity for any man in Industry "You soldiers found out OM there was no maximum effort in the last war We need the spirit of the soldier in the production of guns wheat corn and what not The question is whether the public is willing to continue to put up with two weeks vacations with pay and short working weeks during the war" Selene Will Hear Hershey The special migration committee headed by Representative John Tole Democrat California is expected to delve into most of the problems raised by men for the army dislocation of essential Industries: longer working week It has scheduled Hershey and personnel representatives of the army to testify tomorrow Chairman Paul McNutt of the War Manpower Commission and Wendell Lund In-bar production division directnr of the War Production Board will be Wednesdays witnesers WPB Chairman Donald Nelson will appear Thursday TOilin said the hearings are designed to clear up "considerable confusion" noted in the government's effort to assure industry and the army adequate supplies of Tol signe canto ment' the a deesdomadmito 1 Axis reports claim several lead-I R---1 an' I ers of patriot bands were trapped bridgehead in the Kletskaya area I after fierce skirrhishes Haider considered one of the i Alikhallovich conferred last Win- ablest generals In Germany will di-I ter with underground leaders from met military requirements accord-Bulgaria and other Balkan coun- ing tn word reaehing London Jacob 10 tries on piens to arouse a Balkan who helped built the West Wail Is Zo- revolt Only last week it was dm- to be entrusted with fortifications 4e closed he contracted an under- and Wietersheim will direct 'LIPP''' ground pact with guerilla leaders Char Quarters fighting PerRedavda Army in a front dispatch Iv In Poland Greece Bulgaria and Rumania to sabotage the Axis war th effort in those countries while his is fighting hand to hand over a broad area west and southwest I Chetnik patriots carried on in Yu- of Stalingrad German air units which went up i goslavia to bomb the Ruissian were forced Thr aim of the five eountry to turn bark without carrying out "guerilla agreement" It sem said their mission when it became obet was to so embarrass the German vious that bombing of the massive war effort that eventually an occu- ci quarter struggle below would potion army of 1500000 regular oc- destmy Germans as well as Rus- pa cu tion soldiers will be needed elms it was reported Reports reaching diplomatic quar- Gestapo Agents Called Pravda said the pment battles are as bloody as any so far expert- ters in Turkey from Bulgaria mid enced German authorities are sending A bitter fight apparently has detect gestam agents to supervise war relived in the Sinyavino area east factories and communications after of Leningrad where the Russians a wave of sabotage there seem to be trying to ease the post' Within the last fortnight these tion of Leningrad In preparation for reports said saboteurs have the second Winter of siege wrecked the Phillippopolis tele- Sinyavino does not appear in phone exchange and derailed a Ger- available maps but apparently Is man military train near Popov's on the railroad east of Leningrad The patriots were mid in the From Rutsian dispatches it appears Turkish reports to have infiltrated the Russians are attempting to even into the Bulgarian regular drive the Germans from a twelve ary mile stretch of the line The high command announced Soviet forces had "smashed strong Hitler Shakeup Order enemy defenses and occupied a pop-For Fascists Reported ulated place" In this region killing nhnut IIIM enemy tronne The Loom For Fascists Reported IMMO pore LUIS reallin about 1000 enemy troops The deesdommindlo I I J- 4'4' 00" i -x TFfe -1 Tb 0 44 'A 44 0 17- longini to the victim to Paulene Conley I(left) and Alberta Coon 16 year old Iowa girl's who accompanied Bailey from Sioux i City lowa to California AP Photo icy ux ix Ar'14MAr A :04 9 Price Wage Fix (Continued From rue One) measure for senate debate next 'Monday Utility Rates Covered The bill would authorize the president to halt public utility rate increases Such rates are not covered by the 'tinting price control act The bill also would extend the life of the general price control act to the end of 1044 The act now is scheduled to expire December 31 1943 unless terminated sooner by presidential proclamation or by a concurrent congressional resolution The measure aa drafted by Brown was not as broad as originally proposed by Speaker Sam Rayburn who suggested enactment of a short resolution granting Roosevelt blank check authority It was regarded as a compromise between Rayburn's plan and other proposals that congress write definite rules and regulations to govern all cost of living factors Cyril Simmeon fornwr police officer whom cpwationing of Robert Bailey led to his arrest in Maria cut the slayer of two Winconnin social workrrn Mown clothing be Roosevelt Sees Civilian Economy Stripped To Bone Bomber Pilots Tell Of Buna Devastation By BEAN SCHEMER SOMEWHERE IN NEV GUINEA Sept It just threw everything but the fire extinguisher at those Japaneze" In theme words Lieutenant George Carter of Macon Ga summed up today the devastating twenty six ton bomb raid Saturday hy Amer' can and Australian airmen on the Japanese base at Buna in south east New Guinea "rm going to take it easy now and rest a dm" added the Jicutenant who sat beneath a tree putting away a meal of corned beef and taking swipes at ants and mosquitoes Entire Place Shot rp Other pilots mere just as enthuslantic as Carter over the job at 'Bunn where seventeen grounded lapenese planes were destroyed anti the entire plare shot up with bombs and 28000 round' of cannbn and machine gun fire Captain Donald Hall of Corpus Christi Texas attack squadron leader was in commsnlabs of one of the flights which concentrated on the Buna Airdrome and dispersal areas "Our part of the show was to come over the target behind the B26s drop our bombs and tnen open tip our guns on anti aircraft positions and dispersal areas" Hail said "All our flight made runs according to plans giving the area in gencral a dose of hell" Captain Chriatian Peters of Cleveland Ohio pushed hie baseball cap back on his head and put in: Vte strafed from treetop level riddling those grounded planes I feel certain it was an okeh lob all around because bombs and bullets were hitting the Japanese hot and fast from all direettens It looks like that runway will be a little hard to operate until the Japanese fill a few holes 4 il British Girls Wear Flag On Lingerie LONDON Sept tit re affection for American troops reached women's lingerie today One of London'a finest women's atom featured a window display of pink pantie with small American flags embroidered on them Saleswomen reported they are In good demand Brifi 101 alni reachi One stores pink Sage Sale rood 1 Burglars Get $100 In Cash Loot In Army Deserter Three Fresno Crimes Deputy eheriffs today are Invest! Confesses Killing gating three burglaries and an at- tempted burglary of serviee stations last night which netted the thieves I SCOnSi Girls Una In cash and loot su no most croutrul burglary the slit- ((ontinued From Page One) 22 when I left I am positive th anti bigger one was dead soda Bailey denied he had assnult the the women although an autopsy the closed both had been criminally at in lacked Bailey said he burned the wore en's clothes Ile then gave a rid two to a hitchhiking soldier Private Ed were ward Ilekleson of Chippewa Falb Wisc who later reported to the pc was dm Sta- Then Bailey drove to Sioux Cit3 Ave- Towa where he Melted up Albert bark coon 16 and Pauline Conley 1' both of Anthon Iowa who wer en- hitchhiking to visit dim Coon' a uncle SI Simeon at Santa Idarh Thnu rrienti harp Snturdav an when I left I am positive the bigger one was dead Bei ley denied he had asseulted the women although an autopsy both had been criminally attacked Bailey said he burned the womens clothes Ile then gave a ride to a hitchhiking snidier Private Edward Ilek of Chippewa Falls Wisc who later reported to the pollee Then Bailey drove to Sioux City Iowa where he pirked up Alberta Coon 16 and Pauline Conley 17 both of Anthon Iowa who were hitchhiking to visit Miss Coons uncle SI Simeon at Santa Marin They arrived here Snturday and 19 Canada Reveals Patrol Vessel 4 Allied Ships Lost (Continued From rare One) Mexican one Polish one Norwegian and one Dutch WASHINGTON Sept 14--ain-- sheriff's office said was of a I President Roosevelt reporting the lion on Barton Avenue where a value of lend-lease deliveries in the raliber rifle a box of shotg last eighteen months was $512 9 shells six enrions of eigarela a 1n0000 today warned "only by strip- quantities of cigars and st my ur clvilinn eeonomy to the water were taken bone" can maximum production and Other stations looted nre at I certain victory he reached earner cif Ornnge Avenue and I So far the United Stifles Ms lit- tnirten State Highway where $4 tie more thnn passed the halfway cash wm taken and the Dm mark towards maximum peeeihie Servie Station at Twelfth Sir war produetion" he Bold in trees and Belmont Altentir where milting the sixth quarterly report I cent vending machines wi to congress on lend-lease opera- broken int lions The unsuccessful attempt "Not until we have reached the made at the bleFarley Service we ran do this only "an' Find Street and Belmont A by stripping our civilian economy nue where the lock on the hi to the our fighters and done was broken In all four eao Undersheriff John Ford said I those of our 1111111 be assured of thr trance was sought by breaking vastly greater quantities of weapons lock or smashing a window required to turn the tide "Not until then can the United Nations march forward together to resno Orthopedist certain victory" Will Have To Grow Larger Deliveries of lend-lease supplies Enters which have been growing he snicl1 ers Air Forces "will have to grow larger VIM" I sheriff's office said was of a lion on Barton Avenue where a ealiber rifle a box of shotgun shells six (idiot's of clgarela huge quantities of cigars and water were taken Other stations looted nre at earner cif Orange Avenue and Colden State Highway where $4 cash wm taken and the Breese Servie Station at Twelfth Street and Belmont Avenue where 1 cent vending machines broken into The unsuccessful attempt made at the lkicFarley Service lion Find Street and Belmont nue where the lock on the door wax broken In all four Undersheriff John Ford said trance was sought by breaking lock or smashing a window but now it's four times GOODER din-closed Miss Conley said Bailey hnd "behaved like a gentleman" all the way Simeon a former Sinux City policemen became suspicious when he saw Bailey painting the white sidewalk of the tires on the stolen car and railed the pollee Bailey eon-resoled shorily after officers began questioning him saying: "Pm willing to take my punishment now I guess" comLONDON Sept munique said the Germans smashed ports from foreign sources indicat- back in a counterattack but were ed disorders in Italy have reached repulsed a suffered further such proportions that Hitler has losses given orders for a complete shake- The Soviet Informetinn Bureau up in the Fascist Party said at Vorenesh on the Don River In France a munitions factory some 300 milett northwest of Stalin-was put out of operation and eleven grad the Germane launched an ofGPTIIIAll marines killed while fensive with one infantry division French patriots destroyed a con- Wupported by 100 tanks but in the mete factory and derailed a mill- Nevem fight which developed on tary train the western bank of the river 2000 Calla inteciat lAmders German and men were One of the reports reaching Lon- killed or wounded don from Lisbon via Moscow said Front dispatches mid the Rusthe leaders of the Italian Fascist slang ordered to hold Stalingrad or militia were summoned hastily by die defending It are clinging to littler to his headquarters because every Oboe in the defense girdle of "grave disturbances" in varinue until hope is gone and then stormseetione of southern and centril ing out to grapple hand to hand Italy with the Germane Following a conferenee with two The navy organ Red Fleet re-Italian generals Lieutenant General Ported a commando like operation tkebiati and General Oda who was carried nut from the Barents were 'literally "told off" meetings Sea by Russian marines who de were hastily called in Rome be- grayed eleven of the enemy's heavy twcen German and Italian officials guns mortars two ammunition The German officials were from the dumps and a food depot The as-Nazi armed forces stationed in wu reported continuing The Italy while the Italians were lead- action ipparently was directed ens in the propaganda ministry and against German bases either in Blackehirt battalions northern Finland or northern Not The Moscow radio told how way- French patriots despite a cordon of German marines and gestapo Smash Int- re City's agents disabled a munitions fac- tory at Brest Other patriots Outskirts is Claimed hurling band grenades attacked a BERLIN (From German Broad-patrol of German marines at Bar- casts) Sept high coin-denim and eleven of the patrol mend said tndav that a German in-were Wiled lantry attack divisions strong had pierced stubbornly defended Red New SWIMMing Army lines penetrating the out- skirts of Stalingrad and occupying bights overlooking the city north Army lines penetraling the outskirts of Stalingrad and occupying bights overlooking the city Nazis Clalm 19 Ships Sunk In Allied Convoy NEW YORK Sept it German radio broadcast a special communique today reporting boats sunk nineteen ships totaling 122000 tons two destroyers and one Corvette out of an Allied convoy in the North Atlantic There is no Allied confirmation of this enemy report which sounded auspicionsly similar to another German special announcement also unconfirmed yesterday claiming the sinking of eighteen Allied ships totaling 121500 tons and the torpedoing of a nineteenth ship Thie announcement said in addition "a convoy battle of major proportions" is in pmgress in the Atlantic Today's communique hewed by the high command said six other vessels of the convoy were damaged and "only small scattered remnants were able to continue the journey" Harriman Returns To London Post From US IA)NDON Sept it --01)--W Av erell Harriman returned to London today from the United States where he went to report to President Roosevelt on the Moscow Churchill-Stalin conferences of early August Harriman was the president's representative at the Moscow discussions med1-1 Bailey said he had come to Cell- fornia 10 kill my brother" whom he Identified cc Bailey a ROImervkp dier at Fort Ord Ile nisi he had bgrric grudge against Ilia brother for helping return him to a MihRile April reform school from which he a-- -II Tm limmai isahmos he identified as Bailey a 'Midler at Fort Ord Ile nisi he had borne a grudge against his brother for helping return him to a Mi'IiIrnI reform sehonl from which he Ile had heln powel AMENIMI Funeral Rites Postponed Funeral serirea for Ed Hertweek 69 a former Fresno real mate miesman who died Saturday will not he held tomorrow morning as originally planned The Rest Haven Chapel in charge Of arrangement will announee the time and halals of services later northwest of the central district Air snacks were reported against fresh Soviet fighting forces being brought into the hattirfrom east of had sentenced to the school at the age of It Bailey also told Weldon he hall killed Iwo Negroes before he Joined the army two yearcago One wax slain at Biloxi Miss and the other at Pascagoula Mies Bailey purchased civilian clothes with money ohtained when he cashed a limit from Miss Pletrangell's hank hook in 111 Sum Ile had written the telltale army serial number under Mies Pletrangell's forged signature Class Is Formed Woman Cuts Throat In Suicide Attempt In Suicide Attempt Ile said Great Britain which hasl eland In orthopedic surgery has Br Darrell Overpeck a been fighting the Nazis for three years: China in her sixth year artheen eommissioned In the United -States war and Russia where is located Army Air es I he wars greatest land front "from as a ear- medlo the beginning he carried on fain in th have ik Fore without enough guns or tanks or eat a Monett will enter army 'It is through their uphill fight fyi servke Saturday that the war has not been lost" hel it' 't leaving a Pr" said "Only by strengthening our 'a) et' tire established 0111111 and retaining their atrength here three ears with ours can we surely wil 90 agn "We and the (other United Ns 1)r Overpeek Ilona need all the nx eapo that all' tlf: had special train-of us van produce and that all of 'i44 i ing In the Mayo 4 i ts ran muster In reintion to their Clinii in Lot lim- available resources Britain and Rots- tit" 4 ler Minn sla bays up to now produced more ''''A pH or eonting ta Fres- wenpons than we have And they' -i no Ito ntudn'd are continuing to prnduee to the medielne in the limit In spite of the fart that Rua-' Do IL 1111141nd 'holm- slit is a battleground and Britain Overwork city medical' an offensive base" milted after at-Our Forfeit Need More tending the University of Illinois The report was ler the eighteen and did graduate work in the nil period from march rm Tenth) of Minnesota through August 1942 It showed a qrs overpeck will remain in slendity increasing volume or aid -Fresno for the time being Their to the Allied Malan boot also re- home Is at 25 I Yosemite Avenue I fleeted the inereming demands of Amerien's armed form nuttily the WIMP rote of spending The report did not give a month reported In the previous qunrterly by month breakdown of the amount rePtirt of lendlease aid but it chart Of the goods transferred approsiol showed that "gondol transferred and mutely tat per cent have been' services rendered" dropped from up- shipped and the remainder are all proximately $ikx10n001111 in July In docks and woorehouses awaiting "-I nbeut midway between 510onototo port and TaNIn00000 in Atiguxt The report dielosied Pnr- Mil MG being pr in beio- The re I i 1 i funds are being med to Finance the vided lend-lensp non" at a ronxtruetinn of bliallow draft enrol op npprnxittnitely Kflittilitioxim) an- vesmds known an "seamatoiles" 51101 la re an a fain In the ral yorra a will enter army Saturday leaving a ince tire extehliched here three years Fresno for the time being TheirlMrs home Is at 25 1 Yosemite Avenue nunily the WIMP rnte of spending reported In the previous gunner!) report of the goods transferred approxlis mately IV per cent have been shipped rind the reminder are at dncks and witrehouses liwniting port The rrport discinsed leniilenseiwidnw funds are being used to finnnee the construction of shallow drat cargoin vessels known as "srmtiottiles" surIngt Last Rites Conducted Last rites for Mrs Myrtle Cram 51 who died Saturday night in her home at 3530 Huntington Boulevard were conducted this afternoon In the chapel of Stephens Bean with Dean James Mat-inch of the St James Episcopal Cathedral officiating Interment was In the Belmom Memorial Park 011 -coR rARs AND since away back when people talked about two chickens for every pot without forsecing a day when the chkkens must go to the armed forces and the pot to the salvage Company has reclaimed every thing that could be reclaimed Or so we thought But there are degrees of cm ciency Today although part of a war industry Standard must work more than ever with re claimed materials Nevertheless the movement of scrap from our oil fields refineries and what haveyou is now above double the average for the last five years and four times that of 1941 As to what shall be turned in for scrap we have adopted this simple rule: Reclaim every thing that will help us avoid asking for new materials and give over for other war use everything we can do without Away with pipe railings where we can use timbers! Away with mesh fences where we can use boards! Our sole object in telling you about our luck in producing scrap is to suggest subtly Out you adopt our scheme of giving up everything not ob ouslv too may be Ale to increase your scrap yield fourfold It's the pot call sng the kettle But it "Let's go!" That's the warcry uf our fighting men! THURS DAY 5-9 PM MN WPM STANDARD SYMPHONY idwirt McArthur Conducting MUTDDl4011 Lim Network Ftsi talke ever day 1 to th to do Corn think Or cienc a WA Jodi Chaff he oil have the yearo 1941 Ai in fc this think sskic give ever Awa: we Ir mesh boari Ot sbou gi Kral vir ouslo be al veld sng go!" fight 779th Mi Chitties Gill director nr first aid the Volga water safety and aericient preven- A communique Raid the Ruesians lion activities for the Fresno Collo- lost twenty nine tanks in counter attacks to regain ground lost in the ty Chapter of the Amerienn Rd Mrs Catherine Hall 50 of 2164 Cross announced today a new chtss Stalingrad defense zone for adult beginner in wimming Gains also were reported in fight- Barden Street today is in a serious will begin tomorrow at 5:45 Ing in the Cauensus condition in the Fresno County In the Crown Plunge Pool The high comnuind said east of I General Hospital following at at- of tempt to kill herself lest night by slashing her throat with a butcher knife Mrs Hall was found this morn-An ing by her mother Mrs Gottfried Nickolaisan who lives at the rear of M64 Bardell Street twelve hours after the suicide attempt In a lengthy note Mrs Belli blamed loneliness and feuds with' neighbors for her act She has lived alone since the marriage of her children a few years ago She t3ld the police she had lain helpless for almost twelve hours after the attempt and had heen conscious during part of that timei 41 LOANS Emma Servaty 77 Dies Affer Operation Mrs Emma Servnly 77 of Route 1 Snit VIA sureumbed today In Fresno Ponit ilium follnwing an inperntion She was bnrn in Wiscon en-Isin and loud lived In Fresno Conty seven years She was the a the late Charley' Servely twitter who died a few years enr Survitintg relatives Include a son Walter Servitty of Palo Alio: four delughteis Mrs Avis Nilithhews and Mrs lernnera Niinicier bnth of kermom: MP' Inhelle Rnwtn ol REFINANCE YOUR PRESENT LOAN Redoes Monthly Payments Lower Interest Rates HARGRAVE MORTGAGE CO 134 Princeton Atm Ph 413011 I rewits to the "men otter Allyr testi or the "Nen Pure Wheat brmicht light the neeenAlty for GERM Lb redesignin id the report said the 7 lend lns" adminisirtition "In or reqsms In the "sra otter Attr tests a the 'Nes niter' brought to light the necessity far redesigning the repnrt said the l'Ild adminisirntion in nr- dor thnt the posibilitieR of ot veyt-IT01111 llll and Mins Clithitrine Ser- der Mot lite possibilitien of ot ves-rrah llll i The two weeks emirs consisting ene seermsn woo Z31111Ii OVII pus Novnowsisk a fortified mountain of six lessons three nights a week position was successfully stormed la designed to familiarize beginners' It staid 10500 were taken with water and to teach them the fundamental strokes and floats risoner from August 21st to Sep- tember llth in the fighting for An advanced clam to follnw the beginners MUM at Val will Nnvnmmilk take up aculling treading water a variety of ntrokes and all advanced Two Held For Draft technique needed to ennble a per- Inn to handle himself in deep wit- Evasion Trial Pair ter Junior and senior lire saving Faces New Hearing classes also mny be held beginning next week United Staten Commlasioner Frank Lerrigo has held for the "Instrurtion in these Iled Cross Helixes is free" said -cuppling October term of the United States District Court two men charged for the price of admishion to the with violations of the selective pool Willi the added emphasis' played on swimming by army mid Ilerviee sd and granted another pest to two oth- navy offhdnis it appears likely hearing on etobr 1 ens held on the same charge Fresno will hnve swimming avail- William Lnrraine able all Winter" clitio and Ceeil Gibson 23 Bakers- Gill asks anyone interested In the field will he given a second hear- minxes to rail at or telephone the Inc Peter Nnhabedian charged Crown Plunge or the Red Cnnts headquarters at 282:1 Fresno Street with foiling to register and Alex- ender ilmiriguez :19 of Coachella Leader Will Be Named charged with failing to report for a physical 'nomination are held A new chairman fur the Fresno on hands of MOO and 12A rentleo Defelnit Reral Ion Committee lively proltahly will be named at a meet- Williams exhibited a letter writing of the committee Wednesday ten on pinin paper and nupposedly afternoon Albert White resigned signed by a United States Anny of-A' head of the group In take a de- firer granting him honorable dia fense job in the hay reek Lieu- charge from Fort Riley Kans he-tenant Carl Molten special servires rause of a physical disability Wit-officer at lInmmer Field will die Hams said that the disability wpm cuse recrention prohlems front the yielding to treatment and that In 'trivet' viewpoint Plans will be order to rejoin the army he Iva-made for a collection of old golfing littered in Tacoma Wash equipment to he kept at the Fresno Gibson is ehnrced with failing Municipal Golf Cnurse for the use to keep his draft board in Mlaof 11411illers sissippl notified of his address The two week emirs consisting the German won Black Sea port of lessons three nights week Novnrnssisk a fortified mountain si a is designed to familiarize beginners position was successfully stormed with water and to teach them the It said IMMO Russians were taken fundamental strokes and floats prisoner from August 2Ist to Sep- advanced clam to follow the tember llth In the fighting for beginners MUM at Vitt 51 will NImmlit'llk lake up aculling treading water a variety of strokes and all advanr ed Two Held For Draft technique needed to ennble a per- Inn to handle himself in deep wit- Evasion Trial Pair ler Junior and senior life saving Masses also mny be held beginning Faces New Hearing next week United Stales I Rut an er Frank Lerrigo has held for the "Instruction in these Red Cross riniSell 111 ftl0" said Gill -cuppling OcInber term of the United States for the mice Of admishion to the District Court two men charged Ir-esno and i sx gandehil Undertaking Com 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