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Globe-Gazette from Mason City, Iowa • 5

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Globe-Gazettei
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Mason City, Iowa
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5
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MONDAY, JULY 24, 1944 MASON CITY GLOBE-GAZETTE San-Catcher 4 Year Old Saves 37 Persons in Fire DOMESTIC SILK TO BE MARKETED Chicago, (UR) Four year old Charlotte McCabe, Chicago, was the heroine Monday of the 37 tenants in the apartment building in Backstage in Iowa Politics By PALL It. BUMBARGER (Iowa Daily Tress Writer) Dei Moines. (1DPA) Selection a new treasurer and vice chairman of the democratic party will confront next Saturday' state convention, 2nd of a scriei of 3 in this political year. G. G.

(Bert) Jeck, the retired poultry and egg man from Atlantic who is new national com which she resides. Electric Eye Helps American Factories A domestic silk industry that Charlotte, the daughter of Mrs. Mildred McCabe, gave the alarm early Sunday when fire swept the will bring back silk as a luxury fiber for dress goods and hosiery i 1 a 'I yt and make the United States an independent producer of silk tex- 4-story building, forcing the tenants to flee, many of them in their nightclothing. The child discovered the blaze when she opened the bathroom door and found the room full of smoke. til fiber is in sight.

Miss Lucile Buchanan, county mitteeman, says that he won't be a candidate to succeed himself as extension home economist, ex plains that an "electric eye" that unwinds silk from cocoons raised in the United States is responsible for the new silk industry. Ma fci -v 5 During the first days of the allied landings at Salerno, Italy, naval units lobbed shells ashore in support of the ground forces at the rate of 6,000 to 10,000 a day. chine-handled silk runs more even in quality than hand-handled silk. 7th district state committee member. This automatically will remove him from the field of candidates for treasurer.

He Is satis-lied with the high party honor given him by election as committeeman. Mrs. Florence Lynch, LeMars, also plans to Rive up the vice chairmanship although she would like to retain her membership on the state committee from th 8th district. She's the new national committee woman. Some of the new silk has al ready been delivered to the hos 1 lery industry for trial, and one manufacturer plans to take this i4 During the year following Pearl Harbor, the United States built 49,000 airplanes, 32,000 tanks, 17.000 anti-aircraft guns, and 8,200,000 tons of merchant ships.

year's production for trial on the retail hosiery market. Until pro 307 SIZES 6 MOS. MS 3 duction is increased, American silk does not come under the LOOKING THINGS OVER Half a dozen cute' puppies pose obligingly in a crate at the Chicago laboratory where they are being raised on a scientific diet to obtain data on dog food. freeze" order and has no ceiling price. Constant improvement in cocoon 1 DDI PAIIr lfr I saw you last and I don't intend raising and increased production IS OFFICE NOW Election of Jeck and Mrs.

Lynch to the national committee was ratified at a concluding session of the national convention in Chicago. Although, they were selected on the first day of the session, they had no official status during it. all that she must not worry because Joe will soon be home safe and well. with the "electric eye" machine to so please stop worryin' about A sturdy little sunsuit for a tiny may be expected to bring Ameri tot insures plenty of Vitamin whether it be on the sandy beach At least 3 or 4 men at every ses can silk to the average consumer. Servicemen Like to Talk' Letters Home sion express the sentiment that or in your own backyard.

The ginger plant yields 700 to 15,000 pounds of dried spice a acre annually. they are at last beginning to real ia. in size a lpnuiirs ize just how much 'Mom" means GOT A BREAK Mrs L-yncn yard, 35-inch fabric; li yards Mulberry trees provide great amounts of food for the worms that produce cocoons in Alabama, California, and Texas. Three crops a year will be raised at first. But through a new system, ruffling.

got a break when Jeck was chosen for national committeeman. If For appuque order Transfer Walter Mahoney, Sioux City, had Pattern No. 11216 which includes been elected, she would have 30 different motifs suitable for ap to them, Clarence Marshall, supervisor of the service, said. Vocal letters to sweethearts and wives indicate that the majority of our fighting men want to settle down behind a rose hedge and a picket fence with the wife and kids after the war. it probably will be possible to raise a new crop every 30 days plique.

By CLAUDIA NETTLES United Press Staff Correspondent San Francisco, (U.R) More than 3,000 homesick servicemen, many of them on their way to Pacific battle fronts, have poured their withdrawn Irom the national committeewoman field. They are both from the 8th congressional that leaf is available. Send 16 cents for each pattern Cocoons are fed automatically Print your name, address and style number plainly. Be sure to state into the machine, where the "elec trie eye 'discards poor cocoons size you wish. Include postal unit district.

There was an element of geographical compromise in Jeck's election. Other principal candidates were from either Mississipi hearts out into the "Talk a Letter the ALLERCY MASK Is ued as an aid in relief of Hay Fever and Seasonal Asthma symptoms. It cleansei many pollens and molds from the air inhaled. Requires no electric (octet -shock-proof and can be worn at work', flay and while sleeping'. or zone number in your address.

unreels and cleans the filaments and winds them on bobbins for Home Service" microphone. The Summer Fashion Book Is A I 1 1 I A or Missouri River valley cities. ready, 175 styles in color. Limited Youngsters of 18 and under line up behind veterans of other wars the first spinner operation. Textile experts predict that the postwar American silk industry will be of supply.

15 cents a copy, or only 10 cents with a pattern. Include 2 at recording sessions held 3 times international significance. cents extra for mailing. a week at the YMCA headquar ters. Each of them writes his 450 OUGHT TO WIN Newsmen tried to pin down Jeck after his election as committeeman on his view of the political drift in Iowa Address Pattern Department, Would-be Crosbys and Sinatras often send a short message and then burst into the latest song hit for the benefit of the girl friend.

Some of them even bring guitars or other musical instruments for self-accompaniment. Not long ago a Negro sailor sent a record to his wife containing repetition after repetition of this message: "Honey, you've got me all wrong: I haven't taken a single gal out since I left you an' I haven't even looked at a gal since Globe-Gazette, 121 W. 19th Tama County Has New pro i When you'v eaten tomething you shouldn't, and you pay the price with a our, upset stomach, lake PEPTO-iiSMOL. Tastei good and does good. Ak your druggist for PEPTO-BISMOL when your stomach is upset.

New York 11, N. Y. next fall. He confined his answer into an assertion that the state $10.00 word message on a special blank which must be submitted for censorship before the free recordings are made. Letters to mothers are always Extension Assistant "ought to go democratic." He said that he hoped to get Vnrr I PaKiatnr enty of patronage and when, 0ierS i-tgI5IdlOr? plenty Ames Miss Betty L.

Burley 0SCQ DRUG Tama, has been named extension reassuring and follow the general theme that the chow is swell, the buddy is a great guy, and above reminded that procurement A NORWICH PRODUCT as Relationship Is Topic food nreservation assistant for sufficient tickets for Iowans was a hot issue at the national con. Clear Lake Herman Tama county. Director R. K. Bliss, of the Agricultural Extension Service of Iowa State college, and the president of the Tama County Farm Bureau board son, representative from cerro vention, he jestingly remarked: "I've begun now getting tic kets for the 5th term conven tion." Gordo county to the state legisla ture, spoke on "Relationships Be Brush your teeth the safe liquid way announced the appointment.

tween Voters and Legislators" for Miss Burley was graduated WHY HE MISSED Face of the junior church service at the Congregational church Sunday sgo rug bavin; Mon. Tues. We from Iowa State college with a i V. Loomis, Waterloo alternate, bachelor of science degree in still is red from the ribbing morning. He told what the legis home economics and has been lators try to eta lor tneir constituents.

The future voters CAROLE Movie Actress Carole Landis, a favorite GI pinup girl, poses beside a decorative fountain in the film capital. teaching at LaPorte City. She will I Paste learned how needed legislation can be initiated. A good attend friends gave him for missing the chance to serve in an Iowa delegation caucus in lieu of Vice President Henry A. Wallace, who was absent.

Loomis was shopping at the under mistaken belief the caucus was to be held on assist County Extension Director Burns Byram in carrying the educational program in agriculture and economics to Tama ance of young people was noted, Another speaker will be obtained t3Ji Medium 6JlV Sie for next Sunday, county families. She will be directly in charge of food conser Other youth groups met Sun another day. day. The young people of the vation information this summer. Burchinal Soldier Injured in Action Burchinal Pfc.

Floyd E. Best, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Best, Burchinal, was injured on a bat (2 El lis QD NO CHEESECAKE A Chicago Methodist Y. F.

met at the Ray Bachellor home and Emogene Car loadings of coal alone are wienanas gave me lesson on news syndicate photographer now knows, il he didn't before, how it leels to approach a girl unwilling to co-operate 100 per cent on "Jesus at the Wadding." Plans greater than the national car loadings of grains and produce, livestock, forest products and ore were made a lakeshore ses tlefield somewhere in France July 3. according to a letter written by him to his parents. Pfc. Best is in sion next week. combined.

Combination Hot Water Bottle 69c $1.00, With All Syringe Attochmenrs. Miss Teresa Trager and Jack and Betty Enabnit presented a a hospital for removal of shrapnel a cheesecake photograph. One asked Mary Jane Freeman, Iowa delegation secretary who was putting up a sign over Iowa from one of his legs. He had writ lesson on "Being Popular With the Right Crowd' for the Chris ten that he was getting along fine and not to worry. He entered the service June 11, 1942.

Pfc. Best is Covered Loaf Pans tian Endeavor society of the 50c, Fire King. Oven-tested Gloss. headquarters at the national convention, to show her knees. She refused but the lensman took a Church of Christ.

a brother of Mrs. Floyd Rowe, route 1, Mason City. picture anyway. I. S.

C. Man Given Waste Baskets $1.00 Values 29c 69c 6c BITS Nels Kraschel, former Iowa governor and Omaha fed Honorary Degree at Here There erai land Dame omcial, was among the Wallace-For-Vice- Avoid Purdue University President workers at the nation Air-Mail Correspondence 10c Pocket al convention Edgar Medary, Ames Dr. C. H. Werkman, pro 77 year old Waukon democrat, Rudd W.

S. Kelsey returned Thursday from Chicago where he fessor in charge of the Bacteri Brushless suffered a light heart attack at the meeting He was revived quickly at- a first aid station in ology department at Iowa State college, was granted the degree $1.00, Shove Cream. Jar had been on business in connection with the affairs of his brother, the 9c the convention hall. late Bert Kelsey. Doctor Honoris Causa at commencement exercises at Purdue Goldfield Mrs.

Herman Ernst university Sunday. and daughter, Beverly, of Bend, 50e Value Shaving Brush Up to 160,000 people were accommodated in raid shelters in A 1 are visiting relatives and 1 President Edward C. Elliott granted the degree in recognition Mi friends in this vicinity. the subway system of London during the heaviest German air or Werkman outstanding pro fessional achievement in public ICranh's After Shave Lotion attacks in 1940. Thornton Mr.

and Mrs. Marius Wonsmos are the parents of a son born at the North Iowa General 50c Bottle 4r service in bacteriological physi ology, which includes research in The first cash register was in hospital, Mason City, July 17. (Pre-Wor Formula) penicillin. vented by James Ritty of Ohio in 2pC NaUted VITAMIN 19C COMPLEX CFtMVC flfeottOsVfflf Mnd. wom ICoMaMkxmi Werkman received his bache 1879.

lor of science degree from Purdue Ait -Mail Envelopes Doxen Pack. Each Installation of magnetic drain plugs' in war machines has succeeded in attracting sufficient metal filings to eliminate much motor wear. in-1919. This commencement exercise marked the 21st anniver sary of his class. Photo Albums Loose Leaf.

Large Sixe Although wrens have their headquarters in tropical America, they are found as far north as VEIL Actress Lynn Merrick uses a veil decorated with tiny black leaves to five a proper setting to her charms. Synthetic textile manufacturers regard the spiders web as one of the highest types of filament weaving. Greenland. BATH SIZE Falmolive Soap 17c 2 Cakes You'll Iov Ua spaAlmg gooclndss, its cool, woQcby aroma, and iU jtfrawanilli''inutint- 2c VELURE HAND LOTION, 10c Large Cakes VORY SOAP 2c for HYGENAL WART REMOVER, Bottle. llki idHfthi.

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