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WANT ADS 1106? PAGE TWO THE JACKSON SUN: JACKSON, TUESDAY, MAY 1, 1945 Unwelcome Sight 'Self Defense' est In the nation and the scene of all CAA tests for planes sold by RFC in the U.S. Right now his regional office has 4,300 planes for sale, valued at some $160,000,000 and some $4,000,00 worth of other materians tools and goods. by price tag and by sealed bids, once a week. All planes sold must be certified by the Civil Aeronautics Administration. He said the storage depot at Bush Field, Augusta, was the larg Lifetime Disability Income! Are you contemplating the purchase of additional life insurance? If to, why not purchase a policy which trill give you a Lifetim Disability Income in addition to the life insurance feature.

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-j'P) The Reconstruction Finance Corporation can give you almost immediate delivery on nearly, anything from a dime's worth of rat poison up to a million dollar factory wtth no red In it's virtually a cash-on-the-barrelhead proposition according to M. E. Everett of Atlanta, regional director of RFC in Georgia, Florida. Alabama and Tennessee. Nationally, he said, the RFC disposed of surplus goods up to March 31 that cost the government some $19,579,000.

The recovery was in round figures. In all, Everett said, the government will have $1,255,864,000 worth of factories, tools, and goods to dispose of one-half of which will be unsalable military aircraft. But "We have no jeeps," Everett said. "They would have to come through the Surplus Property Division of the Treasury Department, and I understand they have none for sale right now. We'll sell you almost anything else." Such as? "Airplanes, electric power plants, paint, chemicals, air conditioning units, ventilating fans, electric wiring and motors, pipe and pipe fittings, scales, thermostats, electric switches, power brakes, jig saws, power tools, commercial refrigerators oh, all kinds of things." Just how would one go about (Signal Corps Radio-Telephoto from NEA) Dachau Last Word In Savagery, Say Men Of Rainbow Division By LOUIS P.

LOCHNER DACHAU, Germany, May 1 JP) Every soldier, officer and war correspondent attached to the 42nd Rainbow) Division of the U. S. Seventh Army today had one word seared into his soul "Dachau." It represents the last word in savagery, depravity, sadism and inhumanity. Here human being were experimented on as though they were guinea pigs, were eliminated by slow starvation and their bodies burned wholesale in a gigantic crematory. Thirty-five railway cars loaded with corpses emaciated literally to skin and bones are lined up outside the camp.

Among Dachau's 2,000 inmates are some 1,400 living corpses. These were the survivors of about 4,000 who had been shipped, according to the best information available, from Buchenwald before the Allies took that northern concentration camp. They had been squeezed like cattle into freight cars, where they were kept for 21 days 80 to a car. According to their testimony they were left without food for five days, and thereafter given mere scraps. In the crematory there was- a stench that made the strongest men turn pale and flee to the outside for air.

In 4wo rooms of this institution were naked human bodies, bearing the signs of horrible torture and piled to the ceiling. The SS (Elite Guard) guards had been unable to complete their task of burning the emaciated bodies, though they worked in shifts of 30, two and one-half hours per shift, and kept at it day and night. There was evidence that a section of the prison camp had been given over to scientific experimentation on human beings to study the effects of various types of gas, varying air pressure, degrees of cold arid serums. In February 6,204 deaths were recorded officially at the camp, from execution or other causes, of these 4,007 were Jews. It was bad enough to have been taken prisoner, but insult was added to injury for the German officers at right when they had to watch doughboys of the 30th Infantry Division crossing the Weser River as Yanks forged deeper into Germany.

Time-Tested Spred Washable, Water-Thinned PAINT COVERS OLD WALL PAPER IN ONE COAT Reconsideration Of Commission's Action Asked By Phone Co. NASHVILLE, May 1. V-The Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company asked today reconsideration of the State Railroad and Public Utilities Commission's action in re-opening its intra-state rate case, as the hearing began this morning. Declaring that the "rate of return on intra-state business continues downward," because of rising costs, the company declared it anticipated sharply increased costs, particularly because of wage adjustments sought by the Southern Federation of Telephone Workers. W.

E. Duncan, Tennessee manager for the company, said in his motion to dismiss that representatives of the union, in negotiations which began last January, "demanded of the company wage rate increases and other adjustments that would involve additional expenditures of approximately $20,000,000 per year for the company as a whole, of which about $2,430,000 would be chargeable to operating expenses for Tennessee." In a counter proposal, Duncan said, the company offered wage adjustments which would represent an increase of $7,000,000, of which $850,000 would be chargeable to Tennessee were broken off Feb. 28, and the matter is now in the hands of the War Labor Board. He said the company "cannot reasonably hope for a less increase in wage payments for the year 1945 than that represented by its offer to the labor representatives. The resulting increase in Tennessee operating expenses will substantially reduce the company's already inadequate returns of Tennessee operations." The Commission sought, beginning in 1941, a reduction of intrastate long distance rates in line with the reduction on inter-state rates.

In January, 1944, the company and Commission agreed on a settlement which would save consumers $180,000 per year, Duncan said. The new rates became effective Feb. 26, 1944. Last May, however, the Commission re-opened the case, seeking a further reduction. Favors Committee Lt.

Alexander Will Address CAP Cadets J. D. PARKER r. p. conger Conger-Parker (Continued from page one) and Labor Council through its president, W.

H. Parham, the Madison County Farm Bureau through its president, J. S. Matthews, name five members each to serve on the "Peace Charter" Committee and that the legal, medical, dental, teaching and journalistic professions name one representative each Japan entered the war in "self defense," her people were told by Shigenori Togo, above, new Foreign Minister, who declared that Nippon's wartime diplomacy should be "boldly and vigorously" carried out Borneo Invaded (Continued From Pane One) portant town in the center of the line. Fifty-nine Japanese planes were shot down in their continuing attack around Okinawa.

Free-running American aircraft wrecked 56 Nipponese vessels in strikes reaching from Japan itself down the length of the Asiatic coast. Adm. Soemu Toyoda. commander-in-chief of what is left of Japan's combined fleet, was named overall commander of the Nip. ponese navy in a shake-up which may be a forerunner to another naval battle.

Japanese broadcasts reported no Nipponese naval attempts to halt the reported Borneo invasion nor to check the British bombardments in the Indian Ocean. The Domei news agency said carrier aircraft Lt. Sam Alexander with the Fifth Machine Gun and Chemical Co. of the State Guard will speak to the Civil Air Patrol cadets on military courtesy and discipline, it was announced today by Lt H. L.

Lindy, squadron commander of the Civil Air Patrol. The regular CAP meeting will start tonight at 7:30 at their headquarters on College St. All members and new recruits are urged to be present. Lumber and Supply Company Successors to Yondell Conger Lumber, Building Material, Roofina, Insulation Corner Union Ave. I.

C. R. R. Phone 462 buying? "Very simple," Everette said. "Just write a letter to the RFC office in Atlanta.

Jacksonville. Birmingham, or Nashville, and tell us what you'd like to have. If we have it, we'll tell you how much it costs and where it can be seen. If you want it, send us the money and its yours." How about red tape? "No red tape," Everett said. "Oh, you might have to sign your name a time or two.

But no red tape in the usual' understanding of the term." Everett also told of the five air Food Situation Demands All-Out Production The food situation is such as to demand the best efforts of every one in a position to produce and conserve food, says C. E. Brehm, Among the liberated survivors AVOID MAJOR TROUBLES By Getting These Vital Services for Your Car Front wheel alirnment. Save undue wear on tires. Better steering.

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HAROLD ALISON CO. DODGE-PLYMOUTH DODGE JOB-RATED TRl'CKS CHESTER AT CHURCH STREET PHONE 4.90 director of Extension and dean of were an American major and a British lieutenant. The American had been in Dachau since Sept. 4. the U-T College of Agriculture.

It is apparent that civilian sup 1944, and the Londoner several plies of many essential foods will be materially less this year than in 1944, he states, although we have craft depots RFC has in the south at Douglas, Augusta, and Ameri-cus, and Jackson and Union City, and one aircraft sales center at St. Petersburg, Fla. Planes are sold by two methods Peter the Great of Russia could not read nor write until he had been czar five years. had record-breaking crops for the past three years. The demand upon American food producers will be to serve on the Committee.

As soon as action is taken by these organizations the Comnfit-tee could meet and organize and be ready to function. Following is the letter of Mr. Plunk: Mr. Harris Brown, Editor, The Jackson Sun, Jackson, Tennessee. Dear Sir: Reference is made to your editorial in The Jackson Sun, Sunday, April 29, captioned "Hang Together Or Hang stating in substance that "representatives of organized labor and the United States Chamber of Commerce have announced a "peace charter' to prevent strife between management and labor when the nation's economy contracts to a peacetime basis." I believe that your editorial is very timely, and, inasmuch as committees have been set up in many cities in the United States, some of which are much smaller than Jackson, I suggest that you lead a movement here through the columns of your paper to set up a similar committee to function under this peace charter." Recently I was in Hattiesburg, Mississippi, and was advised by the Vice President and General Manager of the Mississippi Central Railroad Company that such a committee had been set up in Hattiesburg, he being temporary chairman.

Thjs committee was composed of five men representing industry, five men representing agriculture, five men representing Labor, and five men representing the professions, a to the greatest history. years. The said they could give positive information concerning a considerable number of distinguished inmates, such as the Rev. Martin Nie-moeller, Austrian Chancellor Kurt von Schuchnigg and former Reichs-bank President Hjalmar Schacht. Niemoeller behaved "marveous-ly," they said.

The SS offered to take Niemoeller from here. He declined to go. Finally, 10 days ago, Most farmers in Tennessee have LEGS, ARMS! Writ for literature already made their plans and started work on crops for 1945. By making slight adjustments, however, many farmers can increase their food output during the remainder of he year. In addition, a great many non-farm people also can make a worthwhile contribution to the food supply, he points out.

when all the distinguished prisoners were carried off, presumably to the raided Car Nicobar Island yesterday while a bombardment force of 12 warships shelled ground installations. Eight warships "heavily shelled Fort Blair in the Andaman Islands," Domei said. British and other Allied units may have been in the bombardment force which supported the assault on Tarakan. Tokyo gave no indication whether Australian and other Allied units were involved in the attack, or whether it was another American operation. Tarakan has been one of the most frequent targets in daily bombings staged from the Philippines on Borneo for two months.

Northeast of Borneo on Mindanao Island of the Philippines, Americans found heavily mined roads their greatest obstacle as they overran elaborate antiaircraft and coastal defense positions in a ten mile push toward Davao. In the northern Philippines the 33rd and 37th divisions spreading out from captured Baguio seized two enemy strongpoints and one airfield. The general advance on Okinawa carried the 27th Division to within two miles of the capital city of Na-ha. Tanks were called in to com Tyrol, he was forcibly taken along. Sale of Registered Hereford's THURSDAY, MAY 10 PARIS, TENNESSEE The Emmett Blevens Co.

Amines Outstanding Artificial Limb Manufactory Established 1910 540 So. Biook St Louisville. Ky Nothing positive was known about Schacht except that he wasn't killed here. Other celebrities said to have Production of vegetables for home use should be increased. This been carried off to unknown des tinations 10 days ago were Leon Blum, former French minister of education, and his daughter; General Giuseppe Garibaldi, grandson of the Italian patriot, and Prince Leopold Friederich of Prussia.

includes the production of vegetables for fresh use and canning. Home gardens offer the greatest possibility now of increasing tthe food supply during the weeks and months immediately ahead. Every family in position to do so should grow a garden this year. The most practical means of increasing the meat supply within the next few weeks is by heavily ex tal of twenty men. Bitter Fight plete conquest of Machinato air drome, the fourth to be taken in the invasion.

Tanks led the 96th, too, as it pushed through the tough est opposition yet to within 800 Send US Your Dry Cleaning LITE miles of Shuri, former Okinawa capital. In addition to their heavy bag of OFFERING 47 HEAD, consisting of 15 cows, either with calf at side or heavy in calf; 10 bred heifers; 10 open heifers and 12 bulls. Cattle represent most popular bloodlines of the Hereford breed and will be offered in good condition. shipping, American air forces re (Continued From Page One) voted solidly for Argentina, and to some delegates, gloomy over the outlook for regaining the shortlived harmony here, it appeared that the first outlines of international blocs were clearly discernible. After the executive and steering committees overrode Molotov's objections to inviting Argentina without extending a similar bid to the Warsaw Polish government, Molo-tov promptly called a news conference.

He pleaded his cause: "Perhaps it is necessary to forget the sins com It seems to me that in the postwar period such a committee could do no harm and, no doubt, would do much good in dealing with the many complex problems that will naturally arise during this period. Yours very truly, M. C. Plunk, Chairman. General Labor Committee for Jackson and Madison County.

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This can be done by providing summer grazing to supplement permanent pasture, making sure milk cows have plenty of clean and fresh drinking water, being regular in the time of feeding and milking, and avoiding waste by careful handling of dairy products. Expected continuance of heavy demands for pork makes it advisable to maintain hog production at the highest possible level. An increase in the hog support price and the fall pig production goal has been announced to insure the largest practicable production and marketing, of pork products. It is imperative that no food be wasted. Observance of the following points will help make this possible: (1) save all food surpluses, (2) make use of community canneries for large quantities, (3) use pressure cookers in the home for small amounts, (4 trade and exchange surplus vegetables, (5) when culling unproductive hens, can the surplus along with roosters.

(6) where freezer lockers are available, freeze all surplus meats, eggs and vegetables, (7) dry surplus peas, beans, and fruits. road in Indo-China. The 14th air force hit 28 locomotives, 65 rail should we forget the services rendered by the Poles?" From the meeting with newsmen Cleaners "Service That Satisfies" Since 1912 Five Points Phone 416 road cars and four railway bridges in strikes throughout China. Molotov went stern-faced to the War Memorial Opera House and A hundred American pilots were due to excess acidity in your urine take For Sale Catalog, Address: liberated today by British troops renewing their assault on by-passed Pegu in southern Burma. All Japanese government em ployes were ordered to "work with out rest periods from his date on." Clearviev Hereford Farm LUGGAGE under the glare of massed spotlights made his formal plea.

As the score of the pulling and hauling stood to date is what Foreign Commissar Molotov has won and lost: 1. He has won seats for the White Russian and Ukrainian Soviets in the conference and later in the assembly of the world organization. 2. He has won his fight for four presidents of the conference rather than one, so that Foreign Secretary the famous loctor's discovery DK. KILMER'S SVAMP ROOT.

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He lost his fight either to keep Argentina out of the conference or to have the present Warsaw gov JACKSON SUPPLY CO. 212 V. Lafayette treatment ernment of Poland invited along with Argentina. 4. On the credit side of his fight for tne present Polish government however, he has built up what i many diplomats here consider a i powerful case for arguing to the people of Poland that Russia want ed them represented here and the USED CARS WANTED We Need Ten 1941 Good Clean Used Cars! HUB CITY TAXI CO.

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Results of a study by the National Safety Councol show that one out if five disabling accidents are due to disorder, say Extension home management specialists of the U-T College of Agriculture. With farm labor shortages and demands for increased food production, the farmer cannot afford to lose the services of farm workers through accidents. A day spent now to eliminate farm danger spots may result in the saving of many days during the rush season later on. the specialist points out. Now is a good time to check through the farm shop and see that hammer and axe handles are secure and in good condition.

If there is not a definite place for every tool room should be provided. It is a good idea to paint the outline of the tool behinnd its place in the tool cabinet or on the shop walL Keeping tools in their right places saves time and reduces injury hazards. Are ladders and steps in good repair? Have broken spots in flooring been fixed. Are stairway handrails solid? Are stairways clear of obstructions? Unless all these questions can be answered with a "yes" the clean up job is not finished. Loose materials, unused lumber and farm equipment stored overhead on the rafters of farm buildings ofter result in serious Occidents.

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