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TO INDIA IS (Continued From Page 1.) Now Managing the Biggest Stage of All Admiral Lord Louis Mountbat- ten's communique today did not report immediately the position of the Japanese force driving on Im- phal from the east but tacitly admitted the oilier enemy column had penetrated India far enough to endanger the Imphal-Tiddim road. Last reports placed this Nipponese force on the west shore of Lake Logtak. If the advance continues here, the Japanese will gain the relatively level ground of the Imphal plain. In the southwest Pacific, Allied airmen ripped the New Guinea coast from Wewak to Aitapo with more than 200 tons of bombs, destroyed two small freighters, seven luggers and 23 barges and smashed ground installations. Wewaks defense system has been pounded with more than 2,000 tons of bombs this month in a drive to knock Japan's No.

1 supply and air base in New Guinea out of all usefulness. After March 15, the enemy was unable to offer any air interception from any of the four Wewak airdromes. In the central Pacific, where American airmen have instituted shuttle bombing of Japan's Marshall island bases, Bonape and Kusai, Caroline island guardians of the mighty enemy base at Truk. were raided in a 70-ton assault and four undesignated Marshal islands were hit. FIND SUGAR CACHE YOUNGSTOWN, March 24 hundred pounds of sugar were confiscated in a raid on a home where police were informed a still had been operating, Vice Squad Chief Frank Bogner reported yesterday.

Bogner said Carl McCall, 42. told him he purchased the sugar for $15 a hundred pounds "from a man who came through from New York." McCall was charged with possessing equipment for manufacturing illegal liquor, Bogner said. SANDUSKV J1AJICH 24, 1944 Choir Of Emmanuel 'One meets many interesting personalities in the Women's Army Corps," Wac Recruiter Lt. Sue Aldrich of Sandusky related. "Such a woman as Josephine T.

Dyer, for instance, who is the Wac captain in command of a company of the Women's Corps at Camp Edwards, Mass. Recruiter Aldrich revealed that before Captain Dyer joined the Wac, she was a noted Broadway stage manager and theatrical lighting expert. Lt. Aldrich also disclosed that the provisions of a recent war department directive permit women now enlisting in the Women's Army Corps to make three choices hitherto unavailable to women enlisting in the Wac. "Women enlisting today," she said, "can choose the one of the 239 Army trade classifications for which they believe themselves best fitted; they can choose the Army station, within their local Service Command, at which they prefer to sei've first following their basic training; and they may elect to serve cither with the Army air forces the Army ground forces or the Army service forces.

Information on enlisting in the Wac may be obtained at the Army recruiting station In the Sandusky postoffice. WARNER BROS. OHIO LAST DAY JAMES CAGNEY in "FRISCO KfD" and Wm. (Hcpalon?) BOYD in "FALSE COLORS" TOMORROW The Lau That's Town wild DIANA IYNH WILLIAM DEMAREST PORTER HALL and "McGINTY" and "THE BOSS" Writttfl and Dlrtctid by PRESTON STURGESJ A Paramount i I' I I E'! D. ft RED CROSS WEEK MARCH ikru 29n part of a ship is called the fantail? The part of the hull 'abaft the rudderpost.

what are the two types of fan-tan games played with cards, the other with coins, usually placed under a bowl on a table. is Army's field food called? is the largest species of snakes? did the Japs land at Corregidor? 1942. Burglar And Girl Friend Would Wed COLUMBUS, March 24 Probation officers may decide today whether Richard Swain will be permitted to marry Betty Kopp, 24, so that he can have "someone to visit him" while he's in the penitentiary. Handcuffed to a deputy sheriff and guarded by two others, Swain, 31, who has pleaded guilty to being suburban Bexley's "half moon" burglar, obtained a marriage license yesterday with Miss Kopp at probate court. The court refased to waive the five day period, and Miss Kopp promised to appear at county jail with a minister at the end of the period.

Swain, on parole from Ohio penitentiary, became known as the "half moon" burglar, police said, because he cut a crescent shaped piece of glass from doors and windows in order to unlock them. He must obtain consent of probation officers before he can marry. Church Is Offering Cantata Palm Sunday The senior choir of Emm iucl Church will present a sacred cantata entitled "The Life Ever- and written by H. Alexander Matthews, at the church on Palm Sunday evening, April 2, at 7:30. This cantata is under the direction of Mrs.

Bruno E. Kunzmau, choir director of Emmanuel ChuMi. In past yeare, Emmanuel marked Palm Sunday evening with a homecoming service for members confirmed in there and although this will be a feature of this service, with special a ''ards again going to the member In attendance who the church by confirmation long ago. another award to the- member ho came into the church by other means than confirmation at the earliest time and- finally the person in attendance who came from the greatest distance. The feature of the service, however, will be the cantata presented by the choir.

Soloists for the cantata, all of them regular members of the choir and the church will be Helen Harbrecht and Katherine Bruckner, sopranos, Mrs. Dorothea Fitz, contralto, and the pastor, the Rev. Edward Brueseke baritone. The story of the cantata begins with Jesus' words from the 14th chapter John "Let not your heart be troubled" and continues with words from the epistles and the Book of Revelations, all woven together to relate the Christian hope of resurrection and eternal The music although difficult is beautiful and sometimes has an almost 1111107 air about it and since it presents a message of hope and triumph most of it is written in a major key. Here and there the score is punctuated with a number of fugues that work toward a grand climax in the final chorus.

This cantata is the first to be Hours of Feature Films Showing Here Theater can picture film showlnn at local houses by arrlviiiR at the following times: (Friday) "Frisco Kid" 2:05, 4:30, 7:10 and 9:30. "False Colors" 1, 3:25, 6 and 8:35. (Saturday) "Miracle of Morgan's Creek" 3, 5:05, 7:10 and 9:25. STATE "Top 1:15, 5:25, 7:30, 9:40. Complete 2:35, 4:40, 6:45, 8:50.

PLAZA "The Lady Vanishes," 8:15. "A Star Is Born," 6:10, 9:40. Halfway Total In Red Cross Drive presented by the choir of Emmanuel Church since lt has studied under the capable direction of Mrs. Kunzman, who has developed an inexperienced chorus into one of the most effective choirs in the city, since taking charge- of the music at Emmanuel Church, a member of years ago. CLEVELAND, March Jacob Laub, 82, founder and president of the Laub Baking died yesterday.

BOOTLEGGING INCREASED CINCINNATI, March 24 (UP) officials reported today that whisky smuggling and Store, shining" apparently is increasing in southern Ohio. J. Paul Geoghegan, U. S. commissioner, reported that eight cases of theft of whisky from interstate shipments during February represented a marked increase above normal.

Three stills in the 40-50 gallon class were seized during the month. 2 -year stock rose bushes, will bloom this year, good 1 selection, 45c each. Kresge Present Confirmands At Services Sunday 1 MIRACLE WALL FINISH COVERS WALLPAPER ONE GALLON 00ES AN AVERAGE ROOM! J. H. Herman Co, Market and Wayne-sts PORT CLINTON, March 24 -Earl Willson, chairman of the War Fund drive for the Ottawa-co Cross, reports that the county has Chapter of the American Red passed the half-way mark in the $30,000 which had been assigned the county.

It is expected that the district will exceed the quota as several sections have not reported on their collections in the drive. been awarded a junior certificate by the officials of the USO club for having completed 100 hours of volunteer service at the local club. 3600 Monuments in Britain Great Britain made a survey of the historic monuments in the British Isles and found 3600; 2205 of these are in England, 600 in Wales, and 808 in Scotland. WEEK-END SPECIALS CHOCOLATE, bar Rockwood CHOCOLATE rfA BITS, pkg JLOfr CLOVER FARM STORE 600 Hancock St. Two members of the Port Clinton High school senior class have been reported as enlisting for service in the U.

S. Marines at Toledo. They are Quentin Floro who expects to Teport for duty in April and William Anderson who will probably go at the close of the school year. Mrs. Agnes Watson, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Frank J. Nissen, here, and Miss Susanne Stahl daughter of Mrs. Marguerite Stahl here, have enlisted for service in the Woman Army Corps and expect to leave here April 12, to enter training at Fort Des Moines, Iowa. Miss Bernadine Nolan, here, has Cinerarias, Begonias, Geraniums-, Cactus, Ivy and novelty plants for gifts and hospital.

CORSO'S GREENHOUSE MILAN RD. FUN FOR ALL Every Wednesday Night TONI CANINO and His ORCHESTRA Every Saturday Night GLENN LESER and His HAND GAY NINETIES 1719 W. Madison St. USELESS MARCH 31 WASHINGTON, March 24 gasoline ration coupons of the "B-l," and types will be invalid for use by the public after March 31. Those coupons now in existence, with expiration dates later than March 31, may be ex- j-ctemged for new coupons at local ration boards.

LAST DAY SATURDAY MONDAY thru FRIDAY theater Opens 5:15 P. 1Y1. "PLAZA LAST DAY SATURDAY "A STAR IS BORN" with Janet Frederic March "THE LADY VANISHES" Starring PAUL LUKAS 1843 Academy Award Winner According to the custom of the Evangelical and Reformed Church, (lie young people who have been instructed in the Christian doctrine will be presented to the congregation of St. Stephen's Church, Dr. IT.

E. Pheiffer, pastor, on next Sunday morning at 10 a. m. Confirmation will take place on Palm Sunday, April 2, and the class will participate in the sacrament of the Lord's Supper on Easter Sunday at 0:30 a. in.

service. Those being presented on next Sunday are: Marion Braun, Jack lohle, Palsy McGurk, Rita Russell, Jim Russeil, Trieschmann, Eileen Fischer and James Ries. fifiMAK with PON "HEP" BARRY "A O'KEEFE HAN BROOKS JESSE CATTRELL DIES WASHINGTON, March 24 (P) Samuel Cottrel, former diplomat and long-time special correspondent in the national cap ital for newspapers in various parts of the country, died suddenly early today at his home in nearby Arlington, Va. He was 65 years old. Cottrell's colorful career in eluded active service in World War when, as a captain of military intelligence, he arrested rover Cleveland Bergdoll at Philadelphia to start the long drawn-out drama of the nation's most celebrated draft-evasion case.

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