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Fifteen THE BOSTON DAILY GLOBE TUESDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1944 commanding General of the 1st Service Command. In making the announcement, the year during an entertainment tour overseas. He is confined to his hotel room and his physician. Dr. Stanley Imer-man, described him as a "pretty sick boy." Clean copper, brass and pewter with a naste made of equal quantities of flour, vinegar and salt.

Let the paste stay on the metal for an hour. Then rub off, wash with water, and polish. Drs. Wise and Silver Quit Zionist Council NEW YORK, Dec. 26 (AP) The 1st Service Command stated that there had been no trouble reported with other Italian service units that have been working at the embarka tion terminal during the past nine months.

Gen Miles did not reveal Discipline Italian Units at Ft. Andrews On their refusal to go to work today at the Boston Port of Embarkation, the members of two new Italian service units which arrived at Fort Andrews, Boston Harbor, last week, were confined to the fort "under disciplinary conditions" on orders of Maj Gen Sherman Miles, the reason for today incident. resignation of Dr. Stephen S. Wise of New York city and Dr.

Abba H. Silver of Cleveland as heads of thej American Zionist Emergency Coun- cil were disclosed today. The resignations followed a dis- acivoomont hpfwppn thpm nvpr a Ellery Queen is the pseudonym of 'J two cousins, Frederic Dannay and Manfred B. Lee, detective story collaborating team. X-Wfc CLEARANCE! United States Senate resolution urging free entry of Jews into Palestine.

The council will act on the resignations at a plenary session here Thursday night. Dr. Wise was reported to hpve opposed immediate consideration of the resolution, while Rabbi Silver urged the resolution be pressed. Al Jolson, Malaria Victim, "Pretty Sick" America's Finer Tea 1 "BUTTERFLY TAIL" Airwise residents of Wichita, during the past few months have been startled at the sight of this queer-looking airplane which flies without either horizontal or vertical tail surfaces. Instead it has a tail with only two elements.

A workman at the Beech Aircraft Corporation, where the unique design originated, called it a "Butterfly" tail, due to its resemblance to the half-opened wings of a butterfly, and the name stuck. BEVERLY HILLS, Dec. 26; (AP) Al Jolson, 56-year-old sing-i ing actor, was reported in fair con- nM of malaria which he contracted last fltTFR i nisi? Nazi Prisoners ILdIl only jsdresses II IN WOMEN'S SIZES II 1 4.00 19.00 I ii ill. Regular and half sizes In several groups of rayon crepe or wool dreues for day- N. time wear.

Jp vv Women's Salon fy Third Floor Jy Escaped Through 200-Ft Tunnel In Packages and Tea Bags at Your Grocer's RECENT DEATHS MRS. ELIZABETH W. OTIS, 81, organizer of fund for maternity wing of Massachusetts Women's Hospital, which bears her name. At Ablngton. DR.

E. J. ROTIIENBERG, Brighton dentist. At Brighton. MISS AGNES J.

TRAINOR, 52, Boston public At Boston. ABRAHAM BAVLEY, 46, prominent stationer. At Mattapan. ERNEST W. ROGERS, 68, retired broker and director of Federal Loan Association of Natick.

At South Weymouth. PHOENIX, Dec. 26 (AP) Even if youve never danced before You can make a date to go dancing tonight after only one hour's lesson! That's the miracle Arthur Murray made possible when he discovered his Magic Step. VThy miss out on the best fun at A 200-foot tunnel bored through rock was the means through which 25 Nazis naval officers and men escaped from the Papago Park prisoner of war camp, Col William A. Holden, camp commander, said ATJBERT J.

FAY, 84, founder and president of well-known Lowell i today. I "It was a verv clever lob and took At Miami. 'considerable time to build," Holden.drug firm, I i 1 1 isaia, ionowing iurxner investigation i i i i i. -1 oi me wxioiesaie ueuvciy. ajic; nrri camp is built on rock." Mrs.

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personnel, ALL SALES FINAL! lit' some cases, intermediate mark-downs have been taken Crawford Hollidge Tremont at Temple Place macist's mate in the Navy and two lieutenant colonels in the Army died today after a short illness. The sons are Com Timotny PhM Charles and Lt Cols James Search for the' fugitives was diverted toward the Mexican border today with Civil Air Patrol planes taking the air to aid in the hunt. In previous cases involving escaped prisoners of war they have usually headed for Mexico. Col Holden said the 25 escaped during the week-end after a brief demonstration "ostensibly a combination celebration of von Rund-st-edt's success and Christmas." PREPARE NOW! There's still time to prepare for New Year parties if you enroll today. M.

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Dec. 26 (AP) The news that the famed German submarine commander Guenther Prien is a prisoner in the United States should cause considerable commotion in Germany. Prien after dashing into Scapa Flow early in the war and torpedoing the Royal Oak became the Reich's No. 1 hero. He paraded triumphantly through Berlin's downtown with children and adults cheering him.

Then he was taken to Adolf Hitler for a high decoration. A special joint meeting of the German and foreign press an unusual occurence was called and Prien made a short, snappy, but modest speech. He didn't seem to relish his role as hero. His crew, a group of young and aggressive lads who stood behind him as he talked, seemed to enjoy the sudden limelight. Prien and his crew were taken to several schools to "inspire" youth.

At one downtown theatre a special vaudeville performance Lwas held, with the audience cheering wildly. Editorials hailed him as a typical product of Hitlerean superman teachings. Later when news came that Prien's submarine was lost and the commander and crew missing, deep gloom spread over the youth of Germany. Propaganda Minister Joseph Goebbels seized on the occasion to again dramatize Prien- as the ideal German. The Propaganda Ministry emphasized that Prien had preferred danger and sacrifice to the safety and comfort of an easy assignment.

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