The Times from Munster, Indiana • 4

THE HAMMOND TIMKS I Jan. 31. ITt Thomas Slates Liquor Inquiry 'New Pullman i Queen Isabelhs. th Spsnlsh rrsorv. jarcheas who helped finance Co-! Iambus.

New Solons UNCLE RAY'S CORNER Passengers Enjoyed Little Serrice on Early Sleeping Cars ryJD 1 II In impressive tribute de'iv- I Lil lAllinCJieiL lered by Mai Perry A. Ball of the New Deal Can't Will Continue U. S. army, Mrs. Wheeler lineage.

To Support Blame allace i along wtih the fact that her son I is missing in action were botls Uouched upon. More Night Classes al Indiana U. In the yar li'A a rather odd cartoon appeared in "Harper1 a magazine printed in New York The cartoon had the title of "General View of a Night Car on the Central' The "general view" which th-artit showed was marie up ammo ml Man Direct; Program WASHINGTON INS Sen Pat Democrat. Nevada. i declared today "there is pienty do" in probtr.g the Ration's liquor industry.

McCarran said he prohabiv wii; NEW YORK -tINSi- Henry A Wiiiii. had the somewhat hacking today of Norman Thomas, perennial Socialist afpiran: The launching of a PCR ship ati Cushioning Job UK? to senate floor his sub- i Peace Aims IUV.MO.VU UIIXOK INS Staff I WASHINGTON INS More than ftO "freshmen congretnirwn were expected to go on record today Mn support of the president peace aims in a move deigned to for the presidency, in the fight oxer committee's requej. nrKtnv iI'Pl A an sat it be con- tunn, of the legs o' men who were riding on a train at night. The le were resting, chiefly, on the back companv vesterdav wa car- inducement in a want ad seeking Walla-e appontment a secretary tinued ar.d given Sl.iVj fund out with out th which was disapproved by the audit August Schneider. 5C heiD.

a false-tooth coron adver- of commerce Writing in the Socialist news- and control committee on grounds Ruth street. Hammond, a master': Used that the poaitiOM to be filled paprr, ine iaii. i nomas saia. inai i.s of was iimsrtea ceremonies were -seated joos job lor wmcn chairs were provided. -Now the New Deals peculiar However, the senate fkwr move il Si-hncir Classen in chemistry and for-' manship are included in the 22, evening eU.vse which; 'he Indiana university school of' business will conduct (iurinj Feb-' ruary, Marth and April in Kaat Chicago.

HammoDii and Gary under the engineering, science and management war training program of the United State office of educa c-vw. oi private cspiuu.m win oci-not aeciaea upon. McCarran this capacttv traveled extensively1 hand at trie "Big Three" conference ptJt t0 the tet and if it fads no-! said. The way was kept open for Russi and frar.ee as a Mnult4 A letter bearing the aignatures: body can say would have worked-taking the iue to the floor by a ant of newly-elected Republican and'tf a good man like Henry Wal-: motion lifting the question from the' Jponor of the veet Mrs Democratic members was slated toi lace had had a chance I audits and i-ontrols committee Wheeler n' rv.li-r LEATHER COATS REUNLD REPAIRED New Zippers. Cuils.

Etc. LOGAN'S 43? STATE ST. HAMTtOND McCarran said alleged monopoly Wheeler who is connected with the pe forwarded to reMdent Roosevelt exiiresiir.g the bc-hef of the of the seats ahead of the passengers That was an imuiing picture ard it had some truth in it. Th' sea's in many railway cars of tfm time were closer together thr, thoe of the present. There was a great problem to find what to d- with your legs when au wanted to ieep, especially when there were two passengers for each double iit.

Even today there is much the ame trouble when a person rides at night on day roaches of an older type. We do not, however, have the custom of draping ou; -leg on the hack of the Beat ahead' Sleeping ears were far from be (artmm of IK'ji liuwine view of i itn Jltin KlIItT lln'C't tho supervisor of ship-Of Spanish origin. Mrs! i Aliases oi tr.e.oilice o' liquor industry that should be in-' building I ve world uireiiilers to Police Wheeler i-i a direct descendant of ine action was similar 10 ir.ai, oxtsiJi v-k vv.i fc a a a i was cniui; i. lae coun i- tion. Clashes are holding first meeting tins week bt.t those interested may enroll at the second meeting of the classes next week.

The chemistry tUics ar; being held at in Fast Chicago at the I. U. extension center The laboratory techniques ct.is meets each Thursday and Friday with Clarence J. VVunrow of the I. U.

estigiite'i The committee originally was set up to study CBiL-t-s of shortages and black market operations liquor, a situation that was eased Patters-cm. himself with a coat, or with au blanket of his own. if he had "TV, rl- I accused of Detective Harry irir--iii urtwtrt'ii rir-iufiu Raines of Daytona Beach, utuuiii one aiong velt. Churchill and Stalin. who had boasted he would not be tw 3vd-v holidays- in whici People complained about the company not supplying bed cloth- meek and i 1 n.anu:acuire was permitted a.anaiu.rs c-.

jtacocreu laken aiive, todav was a committee or live neaoen riv lien ing. and at length a closet was put Mrtrt P.vlv,r a In Pun Shack run extension faculty as instru. tor. On common in 13. but they dio Tuesday Wunrow is teaching the cxlat Twenty-two years before, first semester of advanced la bora- company in PennyLsvania had each ear 1 ne la-Sun man arroteo in at one end of RGIL when to BI agents recognized.

PITTSBURGH, P-a-'INS'-Th imaarnger couio go mere ana take. Illinois: Biemiller. Wi.onsin: De Inrv lerhninupfi and cin Wednesdav started a sleeping car service Combs CW t' fl II rt s. I r.t fh ThiS was the Cumber and VaJl. v'.

m-v. ana Of course Tpva an njoaeu cleanest co r.im cieanest to him. and people who traveled I IT rvirntum fa!) ix tpachinii railroad, there were times when these oo- As news of the intended action jects were washed, but sad to sc. H1i through the hnu manv him from a picture they had re-! dog house or the guard house it's ceived from FBI headquarters in all the same to Donald G. Bragg Washington only a few hours be- who testified he spent days fore.

He offered no resistance wheti in the guard house because his the agents made the arrest, despite wife. Gertrude, visiting him. caused his two guns a ad his contempt for him to be AWOL He was granted police. 'a divorce. (from Harrisburg to another Penn-'sylvann town.

Chambersburg could i sleep while they moved. thev usually were in what wt onsrre.ssmen were renorted to he mikl 11 1 1 i Parian. I 1 4 1 1 11 -naUIOn. buttonholing members of the unofficial group with a request that r. i.

it k.w ilor "ITOin M-etion of jour li.) 14 1 i 'hey be permitted to sign also. The UltUilUUllMUIIMIIHI'mUilllHUUm snonsors oricinallv ntanncH to oh-i 0 AM mm tain signatures solely from the 78 the second semester of the advanced laboratory techniques course. There will be one class in advanced and two in the elements of effective foreman-ship. The advanced class under the direction of P. W.

Bennington, division industrial engineer of the Iry armor plate plant, will meet at 7 o'clock each Monday evening at the I. extension center in Kast Chicago. There will be an elementary class new congressmen 57 Democrats ef.TM iie nj uu wiiiie uie car Dumpen along. liailway tracks were ar from being "even." and many passengers could not get to sleep Several other railway line adopted sleeping cars of the samej kind. Each cne had several "bunks and Kepublicans but the pro- Tomorrow: Railway Progress.

If jou desire a free copy of the illustrated leaflet "Stamps and -jram may be broadened. "We want the president to feel." explained Floor, "that he has the in it- Stamp Collecting" send a stamped 'people's support in his efforts to! achieve world peace. We feel that as For a time there were no bed envelope addressed to yourself to clothes. It was supposed that if a I'ncle Rav In care of "thi rath Monday eveninz 7 clock newly-elected members we are close i and! PasennKer na(l mattress to iie on. 'paper.

Kt the Hammond high school to the people. the! "We want the president to have I one on Thursday evening at the "Hun Hunter" lighters of name hour in the Horace Man 'Tetis How lie iinin Air rorce, recipient ot a assurance of congressional high school in Gary. department citation for air support backing that President Wilson didi to ground troops in Normandy. I not have a quarter-century ago. We TOUGH JOBS NEED TOUGH SHOES That's Why WORK SHOES Arm The nanimovt Choice of America' Worker In Second line ot Defense What' your job.

Mister? Farmer? Munitions! No matter what it it you're going to need shoes that can "take it" as well as you can! That's why you'd better outfit with Peters finer quality Work Shoes. J. Novy. assistant to the su-j penntendent of maintenance. Car-, gy Jlriil) neirie Illinois Steel corporation.

L3 IL 11 I I llUlt Calumet Citv Cliest Clinic know that the 'Big Three' meeting's is not a peace conference, but we teel that it is of such great im- portance nonetheless that we should make, our stand clear in advance." The senate action was also timed i to coincide with the Allied confer- i ence. It offered the president the! Lt. Aapebcri Relates Thrilling Story A diagnostic chest clinic spon- A NINTH AIR FORCE FIGHTER BASE. Belgium First Lt. James B.

Aageberg. 6020 Wallace sored by the Calumet City health! support of the new senators in the; center will be held at the health establishment of a United Nations roan, nammona. new Thursday will teach the Hammond class and Andrew H. Schuchman. industrial engineer of the Carnegie Illinois Steel corporation, the one in Gary In connection with the foreman-hip cliisses.

supervision films, produced by Castle Films, distributors of V. S. Office of Education Vis Jal AkK will be shown. Among the films are "A New Supervisor Takes Look at His Job. "Planning and laying Out 'Maintaining Hiod Working Conditions." "Working With Other "Introducing the New Worker to His Job," "Every Minute Counts," "Improving the Job'' and other similar between 1 and 3-organization.

Dai missions ior 'ou nours netore n. it: was announcer! torinv he saw any enemy aircraft. Wher Thp Calumet Citv health he did see them, he shot one down. is affliiatrd with the Tuberculosis Gary Steel Aiy raaio was out. a.

ant Know Inslitule of Chicago and Cook the rest of the pilots were doing and couldn't hear the 'b-andif Christmas seal ramnai here nart stir Ul i Tt vm HIS ItlT ITtsrt tut Mil warning. Slogging around. I i i iic j' i iv vj i i uiu iiiv.il 1 1 1 ca rv -a. jk- m. preparing co siari my oomo possible, when Messerschmiit 10 shot under.

Tho of ih I'ASHIOS SEWS! The Knortett toe teovon. iliir ond tophiiftco'ed fos'O-ed oi fo'rlady royoci crepe Ui oc end brM Jewel Tohm. Tlx-ee diTHtrntonal kice bottom (or eoerio'o ote' Not fe peg drop Jr, fe bcto-ed bod ond belt. 5i JO It GARY Carnegie-1 1 1 i i Steel i chest clinic TT i films. 1 V.

1 I will be to discover symptoms of TT'IS nie. ne reiaieu. I "I eouldn't believe it. was the chest disorders, particularly tuber-! laly nnouncea tne appointment first German plane I had seen culosis. Individuals attending Piant lnausil the air," he declared.

clinic will be referred to their own I physician, if further examination, attenticn is recom- Blaze llazes Benzol Plant Kcpulilic Steel Unit liiirns in Clevelantl Peters Work Shoes are made of fine quality materials over lasts that assure day long comfort. And they'll give you more wear per dollar invested. See them today. S5.50 57.95 or medical mended. and Milton L.

Weislogel as assist-jg ant plant industrial engineer. Fort had been assistant plant in-; dust rial engineer of Gary vorksi since March, 1943. He was first employed at Carnegie-Illinois in! 1936 on the staff of the chief in-j He has flown before, during and after D-day through Normandy. St. Lo and the battles of Fiance Belgium and Holland.

Nevertheless, he dropped tv.s bombs quickly, then shot his P-47 Thunderbolt forward at maximum 95 19 Proutl Hecortl COLUMBUS. (INS) One 11 Mdaa in dustnal engineer in the Pittsburgh speed, pulling up and returning to! every 13 students attending the CLEVELAND. O. INS A snet nular. wind-whipped five- Csnvffmsnt Chargt Attmmdmttni office and later advanced to as- Ohio State university has been in close-in firing range.

"He really started trailing smoke the military service in World Warjsistant industrial engineer. Youngs-! alarm fire swept through the benzol ALL SHOES FITTED BY X-RAY" section of Republic Steel corpora-1 after I shot," said the young fight-TI and h-as an honorable discharge; town district, prior to his transfer tipns Cleveland coke plant earii" yu. ws-its thrtnina for several hours! M.E. when he came in a second i survey showed that 6o0 men and; Weislogel began his service with I other nearby war lnrhistrtes as well' time, so tipped over on his wing! women of the present student body a scores of residences. jand watched the Jerry plane crash.

have seen military service in the Carnegie-Illinois in June, 1936 and progressed through various post- tions until October 1941 when he emdn Witnesses said that the blaze fol- Lt. Aageberg is the son ot Mr. war. iwo nunarea or mese are Lt. Aageberg is the son of Mr.

was appointed assistant to division i superintendent, coke works and receiving government aia unaer the I. or vocational rehabili- and Mrs. Adler Aageberg. Hammond. His 'wife, Mrs.

Mabel I. Aageberg. resides at 6120 Noble. Hammond. Hohman at Sibley tation educational programs, thej blast furnaces, industrial engineer- remaining 450 paying all their owniing.

the position he held until his i present appointment. He flies with Col. Harold Holt's expenses of college attendance. MllllllltlllM tit llllllf llllllllllllltllllltlllliltlltltlTllllltllltltlltlllllllIltltiliitIllilllllIttlJIIIItltllHIHfHIC lowed an exploaion at the plant and that a series of blasts followed intermittently. Only half a dozen employes were in the plant at the time and all were reported to have fled to safety.

No cne was reported injured. Possibility of the flames spreading and the threats of further more nerious explosions of highly volatile products caused authorities to evacuate scores of persons from houses overlooking the plant In the Industrialized Cuyahoga river valley. No estimate of the damage was available immediately from Republic officials, but it was feared tht it would run into the i i NATURALIZERS "THE SHOE WITH THE BEAUTIFUL FIT" of thousands of dollars as well a crippling an important cog of war production. The plant produced byproducts of coke production. Twenty companies of firemen, responding to the five alarms and two specials, battled the flames in a wind and near-zero temperatures that dispersed streams of water as they left the hose and coated the firemen with ice.

Sees Less Food in M5 FORT COLLINS, There'll be slightly less food for Americans in 1945 than there was this year, predicts T. H. Som-mers. senior agricultural economist of Colorado A. M.

college extension service at Fort Collins. Total production of meat in 1945 may be two billion pounds less than the total this year, Sommers estimated. The supply of chicken.i will be smaller next year, but civilians may get more eggs because of lower lend-lease needs and heavy cold Women who are particularly busy in homes or offices these days would be surprised if they could accurately compute the number of miles they walk each week. They'd also be surprised how easily and blissfully they can breeze along in Naturdlizers. New styles for now in patent leathers calfskins and gabardines.

storage supplies. FILE YOUR GROSS Income TAX Ss You enn ww Airplane Ration Coupon or I Open Daily from 9:00 A. M. to 8:00 P.M. Ndaaemdn's JOHN F.

WILHELF.1 475 STATE STREET TEL. 4520 Hohman at Sibley I.