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Atdiison, Kansas, Tuesday, April 28, 1946 THE ATCHISON DAILY GLOBE Page 5 SCENE OF ALLEGED BLACK MARKET-A street in Cairo, 111., where a black market car ring is reputed to have been operated, shows the buildings occupied by Ben Fishel, who is charged by the OPA with being a ringleader in the operation of the ring which controlled a 25 million dollar business, (NBA Telephoto). Chinese Use US Plane In Battling Communists CHUNGKING, April Chinese air force )lanes were operating over Szep- nghai at the time 'he Chinese Communists claimed they had seen strafed by United States 'liers, General Marshal's headquarters was informed today. A message from the American member of the Mukden field team lxailsas nc SC11UU3 ln J1JB tu aid that the Chinese P-51 fighter that human existence was depen-1 sas. i i WE ARE PROUD By FRANCES SMITH A small boy recently told me on to explain that this figure rep- he had seen a white mountain in I resents the amount of salt known Kansas. He was serious in saying I to lie beneath the surface of Kan- plane pilot, Lt.

Chen, was missing in the Szepinghai operation, and was wearing an American flying suit. Tht Ci nmumst dispatch had claimed that one of the planes was shot down and the pilot found to be an American. United States military sources previously declared there were no mcrican owned area at the time. planes in the dent on it so I knew he had not If we were to mine all Kansas The officer making the report recommended that the Chinese aircraft, operating from Mukden, which were obtained from the i United States, be plainly and permanently marked with Chinese national airforce identification. 7 lu iiuue ail rvansas been dreaming.

This boy had seen sa it and spread it evenly over the storage of a major Kansas mr er en ti re surface of the state, i al--salt. I would everywhere covpr the I Early settlers obtained salt i gr0 und to a depth of about thirtv- by evaporating the brines from seven feet. Yet another wav to! springs. Today, salt is obtained in dispose of this salt would be to! two ways in Kansas. One method build a wnll two mile-; wide and a feet to the salt bed and then mine the salt much as coal is mined.

The other method is to drill wells inte the salt formation and then pump water down. This water circulates through the salt and is returned to the surface as brine, is evaporated in contm- thousand feet high entirel: around the state. Kansas alone has enough salt to last the country over a half million years at the present rate Oi consumption. Only a small amount of the salt produced each year ends pared for market. Parcel lor TnsrKPr The planes, he said, are still questl oned the boy further and air forces marking covered with cold water paint, which is easily removed.

"The Nationalists charged- the Communists have Russians fighting (on the Communists are making charges concerning the Americans," the message said. "I suggest that Chinese be asked to mark planes permanently. No American plane should fly north of Mukden without clearance both I from the Communists and Nation- ahsts." i The Communist Xevv China Daily 1 News reported today that three I divisions of the national first and one division of the 71st 11UUU had been attacking Szeping-! And kai since April 18. The dispatch can said the Communists still controlled the city, however, up to learned that the salt ant visited was in Hutchmson. He was srss AFTER-EASTER CLEARANCE SALE! Special groups of early spring dresses, suits and blouses.

Girl's coats and wool jackets also greatly reduced. Shop tomorrow and save. SPRING DRESSES $395 $g95 $O95 To 7.95 Values To 15.95 Values To 22.95 Values 9 To 22.95 SUITS 15 95 BLOUSES To 3.95 GIRLS' COATS GIRLS' JACKETS i a re used jf salt manufaeture ice cream. salt trillion tons like a salt. I went Mississippi River to Big Four (Continued from Page One) ana to to British influence is the para-1 Prevent agitation among the nuh- TM-M rf nam by i Nothing complicated about the tion and untruths.

Thus secrecy defeats its own purpose, which is protect a conference and to rnount Saturday. I mix drinking and driving. I IMVK drivt "urxUr trw influence." Government Probe Of Men's Suit Shortage WASHINGTON, April The men's suit shortage moved up for top attention today as the gov- CITY NEWS problem at this link that isn't its temperature that five (Continued from Page One) to return until the next term in October. Stone's death now leaves to another Democratic president the se- lection of a court leader who per- haps can break the recent 4 to 4 i impasse in various cases. On the day of the chief justice's death the court made known it was unable to agree on four more cases on which it had heard ar- -PERSONALITY PORTRAITS MOTHER'S DAY GIFT ir "Your Photograph" Call 283 For Appointment 509'i Commercial All Work Expertly Retouched VUJII11IC1 (America, Russia, Britain, France'Commercial and China) in London last autumn Harns Godd) gurnent.

This indicated 4 to 4 i 194G Conn cornets led clarinets. Rudolph's blew up over these same treaties. I Word from the French capital Collection of News Paragraphs and today ls that Fren ch souices ex- 0 press a desire to at-hievp mnniia. I J0 Mrs L. Godding, has arrived in i splits The court now has stal i this manner on 16 cases It son of Mi and ca iied for reargument on each Advertisements Leavenworth after returning muuiuieique, ai are eminent counted hopefully on new hls parents Mr and Mrs emergency measures to help ease, stllhngs of cummmgs.

finnrner i i a esire a i concilia- ea i tlon In th matter of the Italian I ln Eur and expects to be home Car batteries Ralph netchers treaty Some quarterSi however with his discharge tomorrow. Mr. and Mrs Walter Stillings, express doubt that Britain and the Frank Burton, 719 was ar- Albuquerque. N. after Jackson's return.

Mr Truman's only appointee to the court is Harold H. Burton, former senator from Ohio and the only Republican remaining on the bench. Patterson's name figured You, too, and Ernest Aldous of Chicago, president of the United States can own a home Steel Supply Co a subsidiary of mnv AJI tmm itnu tat; iciuiv uui luii, was utJiicn. atlei'son's United States will be able to see rested yesterday on a charge of as- prominently in the tn TI another clothing scarcity--in low- cost cotton apparel. civilian production admin- IS1 istration began analyzing reports' from 80 manufacturers on why output of inexpensive suits fell Ed Dunbar has returned from a with his brother, Jack, in vi tt ji a i icii Do you figure a few drinks don't nearly a million garments shy of count don't really affect your, the 3,500.000 goal set for the first reactions" Why fool vourself three months of this year.

records reveal that drinking either From this spot check the agencv pedestrian or a driver plaved expects to learn in the next fevv in 1 out of 4 traffic deaths a what new steps ha Play it safe-if to be taken to bring production even one drmk-don lake the lp to schedule The survey is being made at the a gained eight pounds. Jack Dunbar eve th TO iu i sault and batten' after a complaint I was signed by Vera Burton. He That's a mild viewpoint to take a bein held ln tne cit Jail this We know Russia and a can't see eye to eye over Harold Jackson, 101 Laramie though we may hope that they will a taken to the Atchison hospital reconcile their differences to a in an ambulance shortly before pital with a lung condition. M-Sgt and Mrs P. Harrison of Topeka have named their son born Sunday at the Atchison hospital, Robert Preston Mrs Harrison is the former Helen Martin, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. C. H. Martin, 708 North Sixth. i i iv mi a i i i i i a i L1V 061016 nos-jpoint where an agreement may be noon today from the "Atchison made.

As for the United Water Co. plant where he is em- American officials are inclining to I ployed. Jackson is reported to the view that the British empire have become ill while at work system is so important to general daughters of Mrs Ida i and Harold Molt, 16, and Bailev French officials pre- Lew-man, 20, of Huron, were in- through our easy loan plan. Home Steel, was an Atchison vis- Buildmg Loan, 114 North Fifth ltor esterda He was reared here ailcl spent most of the day driving court Harold H. Burton, 3 13 returned to about town looking up familiar er senator from Ohio and the evening after scenes of his boyhood Mr Aldous spending the week-end with his visited Ed and Arthur Lukens father, T.

J. McNamara. They had not seen him for Pvt Fred W. Davis, son of Mr Lu nS 1 )TM UI.II..X,IILIJ' iu i a i a i i i i i i a auil UI that followed Associate Justice 'and Mrs. Fred Davis, has miwr 0 nt Owen J.

Roberts' retirement last 'transferred from Keesler Field. HalthnTM flm i i flotlr mil! here Cain. a summer. i i uhere he received his basic 0 Selection of the war secretary, 'faming, to Scott Field, 111. Pvt however, would present ilr Trii- Daus was ao 'e to spend Easter i man with the problem of finding i hls Parents He recently pas- a successor in the cabinet.

Hence sed a est at eesler Field entit- sas Cltv some senators said they thought i nim to seven months their Republican colleagues War- scn o1 Andy Dierking is now employed a cement block concern in Kan- ren R. ustin of Vermont or Homer Ferguson of Michigan might enter the picture Austin, how- of i Theie was a sleeper in the city jail last night. msistence of Maj. Gen. Graves B.

I H. E. Wickersham. 1011 South --Erskine, chief of the retraining Seventh, celebrated his 80th birth- 1 011 Ox bad weath and re-employment administration. day Sunday.

His son, Lt Col. F. M. I HJ news Recently Erskine contended that Wickersham. and Mrs.

Wickersham, tnat the conference wil G.I. LOANS AT LOW BANK RATES Exchange Nat'l Bank MEMBER F. D. C. I Recently Erskine contended that Wickersham.

and Mrs. Wickersham, i many veterans have had to turn of Waynesville. were here for jdown jobs because they could not the occasion. In all his 80 years find proper clothing. Mr.

Wickersham cannot remember On the cotton front, the govern-, celebrating a birthday on Easter. ment turned last night to a combination of price increases and restoration of wartime production controls in the latest of a series of actions to obtain more yarn and fabric for shirts, underwear, pajamas, dresses and work clothing. The aim is a 50 per cent in- i crease in output of low-cost gar- 'ments I CPA ordered reinstatement May i 1 of a spindle "freeze" which applies to machines producing more han 20 per cent of the nation's cotton yarn. Under the order. which had been dropped last August, spindles diverted to output OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE DISGUISE? MfXKEUP IS AN EXftCT REPLICA OF GAR' IN WHICH THE KHEDWE ISMAIL PASHA USED TO TRAM EL VA9SUH, MlSTAU MA30R.X KMOWEI3 SPECK I PlCk OUT LAli A WATERMELON 'MOMG6T A.

8U6HEL 08 GOT LAWOMARKS STICKS OOT, SOCH AS YOUR. Chief of Police Charles Lvman are bat- jured early Sunday evening when in anti- 1931 Chevrolet roadster 1 1 crashed over the approach of a will be 8 and landed in a creek Ferguson, who is 11 years younger. a member of the war investigating committee Mr. Truman headed as a senator, and the two are close friends. Stone was the 12th chief justice the United States and the mat the conference will be held in bed fee below on its Fde the United state the ri Pa I I Suv near.

Furthermore it is said that took from Carol Lee, 8-year-old daughter of Wesley Helton, 604 S. The boys were reported to have taken the money from Carol Lee a block and a half south of the Cole Grocery store. of less essential yarn must turned back to-important types produced at the end of 1945. And to make it easier, OPA granted a five per cent "incentive" increase in price ceilings for cotton yarn needed for inexpensive garments. Well, the "good old days 1 still are with us That's the traditional way of handling conferences in Europe--keep 'em dark.

Naturally the result of the scheme of withholding the news is that there is a heavy crop of rumors, specula- had two ribs torn loose and must remain in bed three weeks. Theola Siebenmorgan. 7, received a badly sprained shoulder. Moll's left arm was fractured in three places and Lewman received two fractured ribs The car was badly damaged. When rk and earlv achieved prom and chief justice The others were Edward Douglass White and Charles Evans Hughes.

APPOINTED 1 COOUDGE Stone was born October 11. 1872, on a farm near Chesterfield, N. H. He began practice of law in New the dmer applied the brakes to cross the bridge the car swerved and went over the approach embankment. Ordinance No.

4123 An Ordinance Declaring It Necessary and Desirable to Purchase and Acquire the Ownership of the Water Plant Owned and Operated In the City of Atchison and Its Environs, by the Atchlhon Water Company and Instructing the City Attorney to Prepare the Necessary Application to the District Court of Atchison County. Kansas, for the Appointment of Commissioners lo Ascertain and Determine the Value of Such Plant i BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF I COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF ATCHISON. KANSAS i SECTION I That It is and It here- i by declared to be necessary and desirable for the City of Atchlsou to pur- chase and acquire the ownership of the plant and property of the Atchison Water Company, operated In the City of Atchison and Its environs. i SECTION II The City Attorney Is hereby instructed to prepare the necessary application to be filed with the District Court of Atchison County. Kansas, for the appointment of Commissioners to ascertain and determine the value of such water plant and to give all necessary notices ana other formalities as provided by law.

SECTION HI This Ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after itf passage and publication once i In the OHlolal City Paper. Passed this 22nd day of April. Published Ip The Atchison Dally Globe, April 33, JMB. M. L.

WALTERS, Mayor, i DOUBT L. NOBLB, City inence. While practicing law, he lectured at Columbia university. For a period of 13 years from 1910 to 1923, he was" Kent professor of law and dean of the Columbia university school of law. He resigned in 1923 to become a member of the firm of Sullivan Cromwell, widely known firm of corporation lawyers.

President Coolidge chose him as attorney general to succeed Harry M. Daugherty, at time when the administration was under fire. As attorney general he reorganized the justice department and "discovered" J. Edgar Hoover, who he placed in charge of the FBI. After he had been attorney general for less than a year, he was i.amed justice of the supreme court by President Coolidge, and entered upon his duties March 2 1925, BOARDS CARRIER FOR NAVAL MltJ President Harry Truman is piped aboard "carrier Franklin D.

Roosexelt from which he will view a display of naval au- might in large-scale Atlantic maneuvers. The display will be bwld off the Virginia capti. (NEA Telephoto) Funeral services for Mrs Laura Pike were held this morning at the Stanton Stanton chapel with the Rev. Samuel E. West, rector of the Trinity Episcopal church, officiating.

Burial was in the Prairie Home cemetery near Topeka. Pallbearers were Oscar Atlakson, Donald Shockey, C. C. Gerber, Harold Wolfgang, Carl Burrows and Henry Cummings. Funeral services for Mrs.

Daisv Dolan will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the Saw in Douglass chapel with Dr. Charles A. Hawley officiating Burial will be in Mount Vernon cemetery. Htr death occurred week in San Leandro, Calif. FALLS TO DEATH--After falling five stories, body of Rollie Monce is shown being lowered by Oty firemen from the base of the sign from whsch he had fallen Working on a ladder in the interior of the sign be lost his balance aad Wte dead when a hospital intern reached his bod Broken Indicate the course of his fall inside the sbait.