The Escanaba Daily Press from Escanaba, Michigan • Page 2

tAGE rwo THE ESCANABA (MICH.) DAILY PRESS FRIDAY, NOV. 10, 1911 RACK ARMOR BREAKS OPEN GERMAN LINE (Continued from Fage One) the last assault arrived at the Moerdijk bridge, one the longest in Europe, a id confirmed RAF report? that two spans had been ciestroved bv the enemv On flooded Walcheren island, only two pockets ot from 100 to 130 Germans remained north of Middleburg, and these were marooned and signalled they wanted to surrender. Another force on the north shore gave up without even asking for terms On the southern end of the western front, the U. Seventh army, driving deeper into the FISH FRY TODAY Serving tl m. to 11 p.

in. BONELESS PERCH 50c per pinto Cloverland Gardens BREEZY POINT INN Vosges mountains, raptured the village of Les Baraques and i fought to within three and a half miles of St. Die, guarding one of the main passes through the mountains to the Rhine. In a push two miles northeast i of Rehcrry, doughboys on the northern limits of the Seventh army front seized Migneville, which is 15 miles southeast of where the Third army is operating around Moncourt. A Recruiter Saturday The navy Marquette office will I aba Saturday to take for the regular navy reserve.

The navy is of thousands of men technicians, men who school education and Eddy test are enlisti branch of the service school for 10 months tween the anes of 1H have passed then- phy I ination may take the and if found qualified enlistment in the nav HEFTY TASKS AWAIT RETURN OF PRESIDENT Joseph N. Lequia With St. Francis 25 Years from the in Escan- applications and naval still in need for radio a high 'an pass the I in this and sent to Men be- and 3H who ical exam- Eddy test ire assured for radar. on FISH FRY TONIGHT BONELESS PERCH 40c SiHrtinK A p. ni.

FISH FRY TONIGHT Boneless Perch 40c per TOM SWIFI link lllxrr (Continued from Page One) new ambassador To China to suc- cees Clarence (lauss, who resigned, and a man to lake over James F. place at the presidential elbow. The war mobilization director said he wants to practice law back home in South Carolina. A board to handle disposition of surplus war property also has to be appointed. Cabinet Shakeups Humored Washington harvested the usual crop of potit election rumors about cabinet shakeups, including the perennial that Secretary of Labor Perkins was quitting.

Whether well founded or not, there also has been talk that Secretary of State Hull because of his health. Secretary of Interior Ickes handed in his resignation, as he does every four years, just in case Mr. Roosevelt might want to make a change. But there was no indication the president had one in mind. The most likely development would be the resignation of Postmaster General Frank Walker to make wav for Robert E.

Ilanne- gan, the Democratic national chairman. The chairman custom- gone into the cabinet to the post a himself a that. So year-old might re: Joseph nician at St. observe the sarv of his Lequia, x-ray tech- Francis hospital, will wenty-fi fth anni ver- association with the ho as on department, former chair- did James A. BISMA REX MATES The genuine Bisma in handy tablet form 50c GOODMAN'S DRUG STORE Beiall 701 (aldington 8 t- PHONE 369 MADALIAS PHONE 369 APPLES, Fancy rinii pack $2.89 SNOW TfcXAS JUICE ORANGES, doi.

SEEDLESS GRAPEFRUIT, dor ERG. GRAPEFRUIT. 3 and 4 for MARIN TO SH APPLES, 3 25c, 10 Ihs. JONATHAN APPLES, 3 lbft. 29e.

AL. GRAPES. or White Ib CR AN BE RR IIS, lb. 39c 53c 25c 79c 89c 19c 33c 1 AULIFLOWI R. CAE.

TOMATOES, fancy hard Ripe. Ib. HEAD LETTUCE, head 10 and CELERY, bundle, 2 and 3 SWEET POTATOES, A lbs. CAL ARROTS. lrg.

bchi IICRBARI) SQUASH, Ib. ACORN SQUASH, Ib. lie 20c 12c 23c 25c 10c 5c 6c arily has head up i Walkei, man, did Farley. On the 1944 election scoreboard, relatively few states had tinned in counts from all their precincts. New York and Ohio were the only big ones.

Complete returns from the empire state, home of both Roosevelt and Dewev, gave the former 3,292,869 and the latter It was the biggest ballot in history for New York, and Roosevelt won only because two minor parties, the Liberal and American Labor, amassed more than 800,000 votes for him. Ohio went for Dewey, 1,588,045 to 1.572,735. Iowa, with all precincts heard from, stood Republican 547,823 to 497,376 All the other complete states were little ones: Connecticut, New Hampshire and Vermont. Vermont went Republican, the other two Democratic. APPROPRIATE YEAR In Japan, 1943 was the 2803d year of their calendar, the Year of the Goat; 1942 was the Year of the Horse; and.

appropriately, 1941 was the Year of the Snake. The fire control equipment of a battleship more than $1,000.000. ho pital in his present position, today. Mr. Lequia, who was born in on August 20, 1B97, the oldest son of Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Lequia, came to Escanaba in 1900 and received his early education at the Washington, Franklin and St. schools. He was employed as delivery boy foi the Mead Drug company after school in and later worked full time salesman and photographer. In Medical Corps le enlisted in the Medical Corps May 8, 1917, following the outbreak of World War was stationed at Jefferson Barracks: at Fort Sheridan, 111., where he served in the Far, Eyes and Throat department, and later at Camp M( Arthur, Waco, where he was placed in the x-ray department In Capt.

Eugene Powell, M. C. He was advanced to the position of chief technician in this department and was promoted to Sergeant, Sergeant First Class and later. Hospital Sergeant. His marriage to Miss Rosanna Pepin of Ishpeming took place at Waco, and he and Mrs.

Lequia lived there until lie was mustered out service in 1919. At that time St. Francis hospital under the supervision of Mother M. Lucy, had purchased and was installing a new, modern x-ray department and Mr. Lequia was placed in charge of thi.s department, assuming his duties on November, 10, 1919.

During his many years in the field ot x-ray technician, Mr. Lequia seen much advancement in equipment, from the old coil type machines to the present day shock proof equipment of higher voltages and he is looking forward to the still greater improvements which will comc after the war. Family Group Mr and Mrs. Lequia have lived in Escanaba at 4 17 South Twelfth street for 25 years. They have eight children, including an adopt- IOR SALE FACTORY BUILT HOUSE TRAILER Sleeping room for 4 people.

Can hr seen at the CONEY ISLAND RESTAURANT Also large lleatrola My Sincere Thanks to all those who supported and voted for me at the polls Tuesday. Gust E. Anderson Paid Politil Adv 401 SOUTH 10TH ST. CASH MARKET PHONE 1 BOB MEAT DEPT. SPECIALS CHICKENS 38c SHOULDER LAMB ROAST 32c SMOKED BEEF TONGUE 39c PORK LOIN ROAST 28c LEG 36c SHOULDER VEAL ROAST 28c CORN BEEF 35c VEAL 29c GROCERY DEPT.

SPECIALS TAKOMAPEAS ........10 '99c LAUNDRY SOAP .........6 25c SKIPPY PEANUT BUTTER 34c ASSORTED 15c HERSHEYS 25c WHITE BIRCH II 29c TREET Lunchcon Meat 1L 33c NU-CREST SHORTENING 31 69c PUMPKIN k' 1 .....2 33c JUST RECEIVED Shipment of SPRING FILLED LIVINGROOM SUITES 14595 Use Wards Easy Payment Plan ontgomery ard 1200 Ludington St. FRESH VEGETABLES CARROTS 10c FIRM CRISP LETTUCE 15c "33c SEEDLESS GRAPEFRUIT 3 1 29c DAGENAIS GROCERY 1001 WASHINGTON IVI PHONI 8430 liKvlii), I Naturila) and lo out WKKK-KNI) BUTTER 49c FRKSH 1TLLKT M.MON, Deinings llrd. I can Keel Pink. 1 can 1111.I BKOS. COFFE I 48c 28c 33c Dm.

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pkg 25c 25c 35c PORK 39c 3 I Ol.l'.OMAKCiARINE. I Good in k. III. Aj PORK IIOI'S. center lb.

FRI ITS VEUKTAHl.F.S McIntosh Apples. Fancy Box2 17c ONIONS ............................3 19c 39c ed daughter, Mrs. Steve Rabideau, of Bay City. Two sons are now in the service, CpI. Paid Lequia who is with the Air Force in England; and Francis Lequia, Ph.

M. 2 a registered nurse, who is serving al the Navy Hospital at Portsmouth, Va. Another son, Richard Lequia, who held the rank Sergeant, recently received a medical discharge from the service and is now with hi.s family 111 California. The other members of the family are Kenneth, who has returned from Hay City where he was employed in a defense plant, and Joseph Robert, ATTENTION HOLDERS You can now purchase a new tire in seconds only, on a grade 3 certificate. Limited Quantity Montgomery Ward 1200 Ludington St.

DON'T MISS The Biggest and Best Dress Sale We've Held in Many Years 3 Great Groups Including a complete size range of late styles from our September and October stocks. Group 1 $8.85 12 for 16.95) Group 2 $10.85 (2 for S20) Group 3 $6.85 (2 for Group 4 S4.95 (2 for Buy seveial at these reduced prices. DEFENDANT DOZES London, Nov. 9. court martial of 10 American negro soldiers was interrupted today while the judge advocate aroused one of the defendants from a nap.

All the lad who dozed charged with murder, the aftermath of a shooting which brought death to two MPs and the wife of an innkeeper. Lee Hendricks Is Style Shop Ou ner Lee Hendricks, manager of Montgomery Ward's store here for four years, has purchased the retail ready-to-wear shop at 1005 1 Ludington from Miss Alma Gau- fin. The transaction, completed 1 laht week, included the lot, build- ing and stock. The store is now known as Style Shop. An Escanaba resident for the I past five years, Hendricks said that price lines would remain approximately the same but the assortment of merchandise will be gradually broadened.

Slight remodeling has been done. Theresa and Rosemary at home. Mr. Lequia is affiliated with the Registry of X-Ray Technicians of Minnesota, and the American Society of X-Ray Technicians. He also is a member of the American Legion and is Grand KniplU of Escanaba Council No.

640, Knights of Columbus, now serving his second term in this office. Carolyn Cheney At St. Joseph's School Senior girls taking commercial subjects at St. high school heard Miss Carolyn Cheney explain the opportunities for them to work with the Navy Civilian Service division in Washihgton, D. yesterday morning.

The recruitment representative will leave Escanaba Sunday after a stay in Escanaba. Young women interested in working as clerks, stenographers and typists in Washington, D. can still talk with Miss Cheney at the U. S. Employment Service office, 1323 Ludington.

VALUABLE SPECIMENS i Briefly Told Report Cards Out Escanaba senior high school report cards will be given out today, it was announced by Prin. E. E. Edick. Students are asked to return the signed cards not later than Tuesday.

The Dunedin national museum of New Zealand has two rare and perfect specimens of moa eggs. These large, flightless birds, resembling the ostrich, only larger, and conined to New Zealand, are thought to have become extinct more than 500 years ago. AT HESS on at Ford River FISH FRY p. m. TONIGHT 40c the extras'' SERVICE TRY THE FISH FRYS Friday Nights at the BAR-B-Q Rapid River Chicken Plate Lunches Every Wednesday JUST RECEIVED Large shipment of Meta! and Wood BEDS Single or double Cotton MATTRESS $8.95 Sinsle or double Steel SPRING $10 ontgomery ard 1200 1.1 DINGTON ST.

MICHIGAN Final Times Tonight Evening Shows Only 6:50 and 9:00 Adults Tax Inc. Children with parents 12c Tax Inc. DELFT NO MATINEE TODAY NIGHT 6:45 and 9:30 TONIGHT and Tomorrow Adults Tax Ine. Children With Parents 1 lie Tax Inc. COME AT 6:45 OR COME AS LATE AS 9:30 AND SEE A FULL SHOW DOUBLE FEATURE TAMARA TOUMANOVA GREGORY PECK Feature Shown and 9:30 Paramount News' Popular Science' Starting Tomorrow I lit Don Ameche Dana Andrews William Eythe in "WING AND A PRAYER" Saturday 2:40 11:00 JANE FRAZEE at her singiestl BOB at his bostestl, ERIK ROLF' THE WmUMS WOTKI? SATURDAY (MATINEE ONLY) We Know Our Onions! For Eating We Suggest DELICIOUS Delicious Apples are best for eating.

Him Why not luscious eating apples the best of the season. For Cooking We Suggest NORTHERN SPY lluhlx flavored, the fined for Baking Apple Pie. Sauce or in form ol Pastry. Northern Spies are a top cooking apple. Put Apples on Your Shopping List NORTHWEST FRUIT CO.

FEATURE NO. 2 THE FUNNIEST 24 HOURS YOU'VE EVER ENJOYED! with EDMUND 10WE MARJORIE JEAN RAMBEAU PARKER I SHOWN TONITE SAT. NEWS REEL" and "CARTOON I i I.