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GLOBE THURSDAY, AUGUST 19, 1943 THE BOSTON DAILY U. S. Pays College Expense of First Bay State Veteran Peace Terms May Be Topic at Quebec NO OTHER STORE LIKE IT ANYWHERE with f.moui auto. mUc pric reduction pUn tht give th peopla vrht they wnt, wh.n they w.nt it, AT THE PRICE THEY WANT TO PAY your dollar further in the tore tht has been eon Untly LOWERING YOUR COST OF LIVING FOR 35 year. this program the government pays the complete expenses of Preston at Northeaiitern University tuition, board and room, carfare, and incidentals until receives his degree from the institution.

FRIDAY (STORE HOURS: 9:45 A.M. to 5:15 P.M.) WOMEN MISSES. 'L00EI John L. Preston of 36 College Somerville, who left Manila six hours before the Japs came in. is the first Army veteran in Massachusetts to have his college tuition paid by the United States under the Vocational Rehabilitation act approved by Congress March 24, 1943.

Preston, 23, a private first class, has returned to Northeastern University after completing his freshman year four years ago. He joined the Army in August, 1939, more than two years before the United States entered the war. Wounded in the raids over Manila during the last three weeks of December, 1941, following Pearl Harbor, he was sent to an Australian hospital. The Army veteran received an honorable disability discharge and now, four years after he completed his freshman year at Northeastern, is taking advantage of the new Vocational Rehabilitation act. Under laara Spanish bow tor present and future opportunities! Hours i 9 a.

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Bolton COM. 1814 By M. E. 1IENNESSY QUEBEC. Aug.

19 The arrival by plane from London of Anthony Eden, Secretary of Foreign Affairs in the British Cabinet, accompanied by Brendan Bfacken, Minister of War Information of the British Government, is taken to mean that important political questions are to be discussed with Mr. Churchill and President Roosevelt, who has summoned Cordell Hull, Secretary of State from Washington. Mr. Hull is expected here at any hour. Brendan Bracken, one time Parliamentary secretary to Mr.

Churchill, though Irish born, is a member of the British Parliament and a great favorite with the Prime Minister. He is a touseled, fair-haired young-looking man. Though in his middle 40's, he is the owner of a London financial paper. He has some well-defined notions about the war and the peace to be made which parallel those oil his chief, but he is no yes man, and that is one of the things about him which Mr. full fashioned Sizes to io2 in lot.

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Salexn North End, will face extradition proceedings in New York tomorrow, Boston police, who seek to bring him here to face charges of assault with intent to murder, disclosed today. Sought since the shooting in the Latin Quarter March 26 of Joseph Palladino, 44, Medford, and James A. Guerriro, 42, Endicott st North End, Ciambelli was arrested by New York police, yesterday. Armed with a lower court warrant charging Ciambelli with assault with intent to murder. Capt.

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SCHAFEB. Mar. Churchill likes. All of the Eden party arrived here hatless, a fad which has spread to Canada. The three others who made the trip with them were secretaries to Messrs.

Eden, Bracken and Cadogan. The skipper of the plane was Capt. Kelley-Roger, an ace of the British Air Force. When Sec. Steve Early told reporters Mr.

Roosevelt had accepted an' invitation to visit Ottawa, extended by Prime Minister King of Canada, and in all probability would start for the Dominion capital the first of the week, it was assumed that, so far as the President and Mr. Churchill are "concerned, their part of the conference will then have ended, though the military and naval commissions may stay on a few days more to clean up odds and ends of their job. The President will spend one day in Ottawa and then return to Washington on his private train. AND OTHERS FROM A FINE MAKER TRICOT KNIT RUN-RESISTANT or PLAIN KNIT WC HT I mry mtM 1 UMIE Chandler's (AP Wirephotoi THREE LEADERS, THREE FLAGS The Americari Canadian and British flags, respectively, fly above President Roosevelt, Princess Alice and Winston Churchill in this view of their gathering in Quebec yesterday. Princess Alice is the wife of Canada's Governor General, the Earl of Athlone.

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19 (AP) The Soviet naval commentator Ivan Yer-mashev wrote in the newspaper Red Fleet today that the route across the Mediterranean "appears to be the best route lo the Continent" for opening a second front in Europe. The newspaper made an implied appeal for an assault that would draw 60 or more German divisions from the Russian front. Previously Russian newspapers have indicated only a smash from England directly across the Channel would meet Soviet needs. Hull Leaving for Quebec Continued jrom the First Page Gen. Alexander Learning to Fly 'Puddle Jumper9 ALLIED, HEADQUARTERS IN NORTH AFRICA.

Aug. 19 (AP) Master of ground operations Gen. Sir Harcld Alexander is learning to fly in a small communications plane known to his 15th Army as "puddle jumper." Alexander, whose victorious campaigns in Africa and Sicily were marked by close cooperation between land and air forces, decided to carry out the same principle personally. His flying teacher is Air Marshal Sir Arthur Coningham, commander of the Tactical Air Force, who reported: "My pupil is extremely apt and making excellent progress." Timilty Requested His Reinstatement Continued jrom the First Page Lieut. Walkins was suspended when the late Chief Justice F.

Delano Putnam of the Municipal Court held him in contempt in connection with the case involving Angelo Ber-landi, Mayor's secretary, and a brother of Berlandi's. Recently, Judge Frank Tomasello purged both Berlandi and Walkins of contempt. Lupien's action followed a hearing before him last week. Commissioner Timilty had requested the officer's reinstatement. "From the ancient Citadel of Quebec I send you my warm congratulations and to the officers and men of your command British, Canadian, French and Americans my thanks and enthusiastic approbation.

"Tell them well done." U. S. Planes Raid Northern France LONDON. Aug. 19 (AP) American twoengined Marauder bombers attacked enemy air fields at Poix M.

TO 5:15 P. I FRIDAY (STORE HOURS 9:45 A. vt Goodyear Welt ffl IE and Amiens-Glissy in France today and RAF Mitchells struck Poix later, a joint British-American communique announced tonight. Coastal observers reported seeing large formations of Bombers and Fighters roar over the English Channel during the forenoon. Davidson Replaces Bissell in India BOMBAY, Aug.

19 (AP) Maj. Clayton L. Bissell of Kane, gave up the command of the United States 10th Air Force in India today to be succeeded by Brig. Gen. Howard C.

Davidson of Washington, D. C. A formal announcement of the 69 OR Mabel Shaw Walker Estate $922,703 The late Mabel Shaw Walker of 160 Beacon Back Bay, and Lincoln, left an estajte of $922,703.50, it was disclosed in Suffolk Court today when executors filed a final ac with Remtmbtr your ration book transfer said that Bissell had been "selected for a new assignment of great importance" and would return to the United States within a few days. No. 18 coupon in it.

Oxford styles in brown or black leather, patent leather strap count. Mrs. Walker, sister of thei late Robert Gould Shaw, Civil War hero, died several months ago. Looking Back at the Wars 25 YEARS AGO TODAY World War I Aug. 19, 1918 French capture four more towns from Germans.

British gain on six-mile front and Americans advance north of Vesle. ONE YEAR AGO TODAY World War II Aug. 19, 1942 United States troops with Canadian, British and Fighting French forces made daring raid on Dieppe on the French coast of the English channel on Aug. 18; 82 German To Recruit 900 Boy Scouts for Work in Hospitals NEW YORK, Aug. 19 (AP) Manhattan's 90 hospitals may have 900 Boy Scouts as assistants serving without fee by the end of the year.

Sidney Root, a Boy Scout neighborhood commissioner, said yesterday that the Manhattan Council of Boy Scouts planned to recruit vol styles for dress wear, wanted wide lasts for growing feet. Sizes to 12 $2.69 Sizes 12 to 3 $2.89 BBY YOUTHS Eisenhower, Alexander May Lead Invasions Aug. 19 (AP) In this conference city where specific information on the progress of the high command talks has so far been kept entirely secret. President Roosevelt's message of congratulation today to Gen. Dwight E.

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The Scouts wash test tubes, sort X-ray films and perform other hospital chores. planes reported shot down; 95 of perhaps 1000 United Nations' planes are reported lost. United States Navy announces sinking of a Japanese cruiser or destroyer by an American submarine off the Aleutians. that there would be two commands for the expected operations against Nazi-held Europe with Eisennower "The Pedigree" YOU'LL PAMPER THIS SUIT TREASURE THROUGH FALL, WINTER, INTO SPRING Sizes 12i2 to 2 12 to 6 in lot Remembmr your ration book with No. 18 coupon in it.

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Secretary Hull Goes to Quebec WASHINGTON, Aug. 19 (AP) Secretary of State Hull will leave Washington this afternoon for Quebec to participate in the Allied conference there. The Secretary told his press conference he would be accompanied by James C. Dunn, political adviser to the Secretary of State, and by his secretary. George W.

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19 (UP) It Is costing the Canadian Government $8000 a day to play host to the Quebec conference. Dr. E. H. Coleman, Canadian Undersecretary of State, said today.

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