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The Modesto Bee from Modesto, California • 11

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The Modesto Beei
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Modesto, California
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11
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THE MODESTO BEE THURSDAY JUNE 22 1944 Pag II Glenn Martin Says Hitler No Longer Can Risk Planes Damages Title To Land Are Sought launched with the aid against England aiea bombing and is not 1 wrapon an importai BALTIMORE June 22 flying bomb The use of flying bombs bv the 0f jackets Nazis a sign to me that the luftwaffe has met defeat" airplane on builder Gienn Martin declared considered yesterday saying the Germans no He added longer can risk planes and fliers An automatic flvmg from a dwindling pilot pool assume a target area At the same time the head nf 80 in dianietei when the Glenn Martin Company pre- at Psrn dicn range-? that we ranges met ease the tai dieted in an interview Title to western Stanislaus County property used as a roadway and $U00 damages are asked by Walter bomb must Lorn Ernest Gonsalves and various three miles other persons in a cross complaint operated filed today in the superior court As 'he Their action against Mary Bacon rf areas Fiank Nicolaysen and Annette Prisoners Of War Are Reported Shot By Nazis LONDON Juno 22 Vi The London Dailv Mirrors war correspondent said in a dispatch from France today 'hat Canadian prisoners were lined up and shot by the Germans in a French village now in Allied hands The correspondent George McCarthy said the men died with the photographs of "their loved their wives sweethearts or clinched in their hands and that it was clear the Canadians had "been lined up to die" He said the bodies were discovered in the grounds of a chateau in the village of Aririeu south of the Bayeux-Caen railway line Nicolayscn who recent Iv sued to quiet title to land which Isom Gonsalves and the others now claim be vastly enlarged We have seen fit to use such an m-liscriminate weapon The tactical board has not though enough of it to do anything it ceded bv Ch Hong Kong was Britain in 1841 Rich in I iUttnin can exDOct automatic flving bombs to have great range tn the next not war will be capable of coming from Europe to America anj will have a 5000 mile range but no one would know where they would land because of the inability to compute variable Remarking that the jet propelled devices while inaccurate total war against every living Martin continued is my guess that the Nazis have boon defeated in getting into the areas against which they row ate using such weapons and thev with No Oxygen Masks Are Needed By Fortress Crews (Continued From Page It installed a two cylinder gasoline engine to replace il The craft is able to take off and land in an amazingly short distance bv virtue of a specially designed Boeing "117" wing which engineers describe as featuring decreased drag per pound of lift and better stalling characteristics The wing also carries an immense flap to reduce the speed of landings and distance of takeoffs which when extended increase the total wing area per cent Boeing engineers found that no single supercharger was large enough to supply the high powered Wright Cyclone engines so they designed a twin Installation which placed two superchargers on each engine It was the first time the idea had been applied and there was surprise in many quarters when it clicked Fruit Vendor Gets SI 0000 Damages OROVILLE June Richard Wade 64 Yuba City fruit vendor today was winner of $10000 in a damage suit filed against Butte County and I Wilcox rountv truck driver as a result of a collision last July on the Feather River Highway between Wades nickup truck and a county vehicle Wade sued for a total of $99000 damages to himself and Bruce Wade his 13 vear old grandson 'JOJOTI! ult of TREESWtff 4 MAPiFRUST MCt Postwar Slump In Turkey Industry Is Predicted McCTatchy Newspapers Sendee FRESNO June 22 Turkey Federation members attending an annual conference in the Hotel Fresno Tuesday were told by I Herbert Beyers Sacramento marketing expert government purchases will keep turkey prices at the ceiling this Fall but warned the Industry must expect some casualties when the war ends and large militaiy purchases are curtailed The turkey glower parley representing an estimated production of more than 1000000 turkeys in California was one of a series of four poultry conferences scheduled in Fresno this week rulloruin Problem Reviewed Thompson nf Petaluma chairman of the 19U Utah Pul-lorum Commit te told members of the gtoup California never has had any serious pulloium problems in 'so far a baby chicks are concerned and that the state is far ahead in the minimum requirements of the national poultry im- provement plan passage of the pullorum control law in Utah which is frowned upon by industry leaders throughout the country makes it necessary for the continuance of our committee work" said Thompson Large Shipments ships approximately ISuOOOOO baby chucks into Utah annually and in excess of 2000000 turkey poults the combined shipments being more than from any other state" Thompson said the committee will work toward qualifying baby chicks and turkey poults fm shipment into Utah until an official date plan has been adopted covering breeding and disease control measuies Today the California Poultry Council is consider mg- governmental priorities price ceilings feed shortage and the manpower situation John Kimber is head of the ouncil Baby hick (roup Members of the Uahfornia Baby Chn Asso ciation of which John Oliver of Fresno president ate scheduled to inert tomonow and Saturday Principal speaker will he Dr Povd of Stafford Kan- the pi dert nf the international assoc ia who vx ill discuss in lent problems ilm industry Refemm: tn the weakness which developed the luccdet hen rpar-ket last month when the ration stamp i C(juii ('tec fU nieat tually icn id Beyers said thn niav lie i 1 i a sample of hat will In i when government pnrclr srs end Small Bird ut Popular Beyers dcrliul icller turkeys turn to this method as this defeat Thev have a 1 a populatons generally We hav ways chosen our ta Martin also inmmented that Col Poletti Becomes AMG Chief In Rome ROME June 32 'P' Lieutenant Colonel Charles Poletti has assumed the post of Allied Military Government for the Rome region succedmg Colonel Norman Fiske Poletti fit a was commission for Sicily then assumed charge of AMG administration in Naples livaA' in 'Natural Sweetness Made Only from the Finest Desert Valley Trees cci-cned Grjpclrutt 1 Even the well known statue Physical Energy in London's Hyde Bark seems to be looking up as Allied bombers roar over the city on their way to bomb German targets in Europe Other uplookers are left to right Sergeant William Hewitt Bridgetown Storekeeper Jessie Watkins USN of Brooklyn Muriel C'anepa and her friend RCAF Flight Sergeant Ainsworth of Mont real Two Children Are Named Among Beneficiaries Of 1 000000 Estate LOS ANGEIES June 22 'T In the midst of a court foi their custody two children were named today among- the beneficiaries to an estate estimated to be worth more than $lO(V00O Sybil Pavaroff 12 and Felicia Pa va i off 7 were named as heirs in the will of their giamlmothei Mrs Eliza McKenna which was admitted to probate Mrs McKenna who died April 24th was-the widow of A McKenna who accumulated his wealth in the steel business in Pittsburgh Pa end the pump manufacturing business in California The father Edward Pavaroff conceit nianist is seeking their- custody in a suit agamst one of their uncles Ponald McKenna- with whom they now reside Previously the childun were bequeathed share- in spMioou estate left hv then mother Anna McKenna Paaiof! ho used last All: list Nipponese Gain In Hunan Sector Continued From Page 1' ward from Kohima were reported driving swiftly through the defenses as they neared a junction with the British moving steadily north from Manipur State capital Japanese Losses Grow The Japanese were reported suffering heavy losses and considerable quantities of food clothing and weapons in their retreat The advances represented a total of more than Vi miles along Kohima-Imphal mad since the Allies opened a genet al offensive to clear ho Japanese from India and relieve the threat to the Assam Bengal railway illage Is apt tired Chinese troops also were pushing Japanese back in tin- Mogaung of northern Burma A Austin Is Chosen Head Of Subcommittee On Foreign Affairs CHICAGO June 22 nr Senator Warren Austin Vti strong supporter of the present administrations foreign policy today was appointed chairman of the Republican National Convention's subcommittee on foreign affairs The appointment of Austin to head a 15 member committee which also Includes noninterventionist Senator Wayland Brooks 111) was made by Senator Robert A- Taft iR Ohio) as chairman of the convention full resolutions committee Austin announced the subcommittee would begin hearings this afternoon The full committee will receive tomorrow (lip report of an interim advisory committee on foreign policy appointed at Mackinac Island last September Investigation Of Farm Production Council Is Resumed By Jury OAKLAND June 22 HP The Alameda County Grand Jury today resumed its Investigaton of transactions of the California Harm Production Council and activities of a former council official A (Red) Vollman Process servers still were unable to locate Vollman to serve him with a subpena Mrs Winnie Emerson bookkeeper for Nelson Ewing dissolved Hayward contracting firm appeared before the grand jury today Also scheduled to testify were Theodore A Merrvweather Berkeley assistant to Hie farm council director and 1 Henry Burke the council's administrative assistant in charge of priorities COMPLETE MARKETS Japanese abandoning gain the the Valley communique said the Chinese captured the village of Mahung one mile southeast of isolated Mognung and blocked the road and railway another half mile south The Chinese block sealed off thrum-thorn end of the T-panee main railway from Mandaiav to where Allied troop- were lighting through desperate enemy defenses inside the cP Airborne Chimin ut off the last possible Japanese es-e pr inq finm Mvitkyina by ncnij ying Maingna village on the east hank of the Irrawaddy River niJ Llr I- sW 1 1 veloted h1 Cop bcSig 044 I A I PUDDING iaiger use lower coi the ho Ii consumer hi i ds ma -the '-ale 1 1 1 I 1 'o Negro Workers Lose Court Test LOS ANCEIES inn 22 '1' Superior Judm1 Knm rl-i today dissolve 1 a epoiaiv i 1 Mining Ol dr 1" fi bidu I inn: Angeles Harbi npvi i ds mrl tl AFL Boibu make nma fioni di charging genes to: laibue to pa dliea to union a 1 He gave loi ginrs sOllghl an mjiimte an-i for tl sit i py a ids and umum I 1 lie audii ion a I nl -oi a dniu i rs filed by 1 he i -no ho: i lie i ds Pa 1 i h- Con -1 dated Ca lifot nia aid'n Wes! i Pipe a ml Si O- Drys Start Campaign lo Close 10000 State Bars I if 2 1 Sa ints a ml Alcllis Bros just naturalh go together like quality and satisfaction like variety and mealtime pleasure and why take to our daily low trices like a duck fakes to wafer SAVINGS QUALITY VARIETY' a trio no thrift-wisp shopper can resist and we offer all three every day of every week Fill your table with our good for eating prieed-foi -savings foods and shed your menu problems like water off tv Inrk he in Kenny Urges Action To Curb Firearms' Flew From Battle Zones vcrnnient have i i to the fact hr taised at He expresseu 1 1 of meetir or malh i the future by i irk 1 Hudson ol i i gi owt ot That count it i-: not pmoiii 1 it erl States list Stanislaus pioduction i aty ihoid anl outlined bv the Univer-i lb' -aid a simple I ib i I -i ni la i to tha 'Mini has not bed -Tall can Hear 3 cups milk in double boiler Mix cup sugar 6 tablespoons GUITTARD 6 tbsps corn starch 1 tsp salt Add all at once to hot milk and cook stirring till thick cover cook 13 minutes longer Add 1 rsp vanilla Serve ith top milk I I A GHOCGLATE Tufti FruHi Hskef- Tastv 'Icllm' Fjimts 59c 79c Fresh Aprioof Picss 40c La eh Finish CHIU CON CARNE DEVILED HAM RAVIOLI SPAM rhMn Mi 12-e: can 1 of -mb war smivenirs is into i i i country Im said LOS AAGhiLKih to no iegis a ion Oil iciahs Caliha 1 It a 1 1 1 Holmci' of today anuuiin -1 a US ANGKIEO in SlaM Va Tu: loo A fl conun subjee 1 Long Beach Kenny winte that po-lue and sportsmen might work out the problem an-1 insur legjsla on whi- ciild -it It-? dr the pubim aletv nor tlm fmstitu- "it If Warn 2 for Tots of Modesto re-tmii which has -( iilislment cd in Sat i amento ol samples for his season He in a mad by ron-c industry ami ding fees will i i Caliloi fiia piogtam B- lard ale Fancy Diced No 2 can Del Monte A7sZ cJr lilt h'ld It: ng mote tha on a cm- pi i 'ale an BM Mar-Ti on jm i 'man i hold cor i "I 'Ilia liquo ll'fOllV reesweef Brand-No 2 can 47 oz can New Eirnfantl Coffee Oakes Lack 34C Wiener Rolls Just made for tiiose picnic lunches Dozen tfcT'w Pofaio Bread Lnriched and made from pure Idaho potato TOMATO JUICE GRAPEFRUIT JUICE ROSEDALE PEAS DOG FOOD p-d HERSHEY'S COCOA CRUSHED PINEAPPLE HK mAVIs SYRUP I AT 5YPUP If flour Loaf Ap-icc: No? I -can i nns Kunia 'an VEGETABLE JUICES OIL WHBTIES ZZT Grape-Nuts fiahs I Always Ready- Mu if as you would a iugliball Just use one ounce Mavis Cola Syrup to five ounces ol ice water Fill glass with ice cubes stir and serve Thousands prefer plain water in mixing drinks instead carlxmated water Always Fresh Mavis mixed rrjht in tiie qU: in y-nur hoxc ch drink is mado tn your own taste A civn ounce bcUe cT Mavis Cola Syxup costs Try nts rd Ann qh tocmak tw! ol lnc-t Cola vou hive pvc: t-3'Ui MONEY BACK GUARANTEE if you don't say that Mavis is the finest CnU you have ever tasted you may return the empty bottle? to trs dealer trom whom yr i bought it and he wdi promptly refund vur monev SOUPS hii ken Mushroom Can Bee! ai egetahle an Tomato Can OATS HERS IT IS BIM Mayonnaise 33c JP1 Full 1 Vnijicf nl it unit I I Better of Course Because 1 Mavis is a genuine Cola ancf solves the refreshment problem inexpensively for the whole family 11 You don i need to keep vour ice box cluttered up with Cola bottles on you pay depends 3 A twelve ounce bottle of Mavis Cola Tyrup costs Thirty Cents nnd no deposits but enough io make twelve tall glasses of genuine Cola Each one fresh and energizing 4 And best cf all you mut it your- self either wiuj plain or carbonated water and cracked ice Mavis Cola is truly the National toy Drink Jr m' PORK ROAST fresh pie-nii li Vasl "ni dr' lh Hisic Scum l-Mfl SHINOLA WHITES lie Titiif udahv I'urilan I BUST lOOB iUSTAHQ With I L-rscritlts!) sc ith itlici 1 1 nr meats BACON BOILING SEFF 2iC Mavis Cola Cymp us sold by Ail cd s'otr A rhirly Cent bcltle make3 twelve Full Five Coat glasses of delicious Cols Drinks Tfc -m i.

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