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The Times from Streator, Illinois • 6

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The Timesi
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Streator, Illinois
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6
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HUH Page STREATOR, ILLINOIS. DAILY TIMES-PRESS. THURSDAY. IULY 121945. hocal Brothers DRAFT ing for over ten years.

See Each Other for Four Hours MEN IN SERVICE A tab men to set the paper by band. The result Was presented proudly today by Capt. D. C. Wallace, Minneapolis.

Wallace and Cpl. Patrick Brogan. Buffalo N. got out the first Hell On Wheels," with a duplicating machine early in 1943. They decided Berlin would be a cinch compared to that BOARDS DUMPRECORDS QUESTIONNAIRES OF MEN IN 45 65 YEAR AGE GROUP ARE ORDERED DESTROYED.

460266668. Co Carrp Bland- Pt Melvin Noiak, 212 Bn 65th Rgt ing Fla. JAP JOURNALIST TAKES DIG AT SUZUKI CABINET Exhorts Them To Oo Getter Then Just Hold Routine Meetings. 'Cool cakes thoroughly before frosting Streator A. To BroadcastAi Noon Saturday Six Streator F.

F. A. boys will be heard over the air Saturday noon, July 14 from the University of Illinois radio station WILL, 580 on the diaL This will be a transcription program, the recording having been made here in the local high school in May by the Universities equipment It will be broadcast from 12 15 to 12 30 p. m. as a part of the stations farm hour extending from 12 00 to 1 00 oclock The boys taking part are Richard Palaschak, Robert Savage, George Gahm, Ronald Schaefer, Donald Talty and Jimmie Gahm.

They will describe the cooperative capon project which the local Future Farmer chapter has been conduct Senior P. 5. Has Outing At Oakland Park Piles Ow 'Vjjliam Cavanaugh, M. M. Who recently returned from 30 months overseas service and his brother, Jack Cavanaugh, S.

C. Of jacksonvile, Fla, had a four flour visit in the home of their mother, Mrs. Lela Cavanaugh, 118 W. First St several days ago, Jack being enroute to Alameda, Calif, for urther assignment. It was a happy reunion for the two brothers and they crowded much reminiscing in the few hours they were together, William, who has been in service three years, returns to duty, urday He was in both the Atlantic and Pacific theatres of war and wears four battle stars.

He was in North Africa, New Guinea, the Marshals and Leyte. Jack has been at the Naval Air Technical Training Center at Jack-his boot sonville since receiving -But He SMILES, Now Bawl a Sawaa. fa iamt formula ud by doctor adjunettvaly at noted Thornton a Minor Clinic Surprising QUICK illiative relief of pain. Itch, aoreneaa. elpa soften and tends to shrink swelling-.

Get tuba Thornton a Minors Rectal Ointment or Thornton A Minor Rectal Suppositories. If not delighted with thla DOCTORS' way, low cost la refunded. At all good drug stores everywhere la Streator. et Ford Hopkins. Selective Service boards in the Streator area, and elsewhere today were preparing to throw away occupational questionnaires and cover sheets filled out by thousands in the 45 65 year old age.

group. Only the registration cards are to be kept Orders were received from headquarters to mutilate the records sufficiently to prevent any further use and to then donate them to any local community salvage paper collection Employes of the Selective Service board also received pleasant tidings today the announcement their work week hadSeen reduced from 48 to 44 hours As a result, the office will be dosed Saturday afternoons, and possibly on all holidays in the future Members of the Senior Young People's Society of Holy Trinity Lutheran church gathered at Oakland Park last evening for a pot-luck supper arranged by Misses Pauline Babey, Mary Chorba, Irene and Theresa Bakalar and Irene Kerestes. Following the delicious meal community singing was enjoyed and teams, the P. A.s and G. were selected for a baseball game which ended in a tie.

It was called because of darkness but will be played again at a later date to determine the better team. Miss Irene Bakalar conducted a brief business session during which were made to sponsor a lawn social at the church Sunday July 22 Guests at the outing were Pvt and Mis. Robert Shook the former of whom has recently returned from the ETO after being held prisoner there by the Germans. training at Great Lakes two years ago, A third brother, Pfc Leo Cavanaugh is with the 79th Division, Third Army, at present Czechoslovakia His contingent was among the first to cross the Rhine. The young man wears the Purple Heart with two Oak Leaf clusters.

Pvt. Wm. Cosgrove of La Salle Killed During Invasion Berlins First American Newspaper Rolls Off Presses 421 E. MAIN ST. STREATOR, ILL NIP AMBASSADOR TO BERLIN ARRIVES IN U.

S. The Japanese ambassador to Berlin, Horoshi Oshima, arriving in New York aboard the navy transport West Point with 32 other Japanese diplomats" caught bv the Allies A Germany, is transferred to a well guarded harbor boat for an unknown destination Oshima and his staff, including a general and an admiral -and embassy personnel were escorted by two Japanese American sergeants who wore battle stars on their uniforms (NEA Telephoto) SAN FRANCISCO. July 12 -(4, As the constant blaming oi Allied bombs tore at Japan home soil today, a leading Nipponese journal 1st accused the Su7uki cabinet oi doing no bing while the empire is confronted by its most serious crisis." Radio Tokyo reported Eighty two year-old Ichiro (Sohol Tokutami. dean of, the Japanese press, exhoited the cabinet to do better than hold routine meeing' in the premier residence, 'aid the ener brondcn't heard by the Federal Communications Commis Sion Earl.er Tokutonn severely criti cized the government for not telling the people the truth about the senousness of military setbacks in the Pac fic Tokyo radios broadcast today brimmed over with fear for the future T' ey included Worry that Adnf William Hal sey's 3id Fleet was ill on the prowl and soon would launch an other huge carrer plane attack Disclosure that Japanese civilian deserters fro the defense front' are attempt ng flee bombed cities, such as Yamagata in north central Honshu instead of d.ggmg in A report that 210 planes fiom British an craft carriers struck Sabang off the northern erd of dis tant Sumatra yesterday Speculation that the British intend to land on Car Nicobar Island, 450 miles north of Sumatra, west of the Malay peninsula The Sumatra area reports are linked with earlier Japanese decisions to evacuate unnecessary civilians from the great Singapore naval bn'e at the tip of the Malay peninsula, where the Nipponese expect an invasion in the next few months. Men Forfeit Bond, Women Face rial JUST RECEIVED! Complete Assortment of NAMEL WARE At Reasonable Prices! LA SALLE, July 11 Missing in action in France since Aug.

29, 1944, Pvt William Cosgrove is now listed as filled the war departmet has infoimed his parents, Mr and Mrs. William Cosgrove of 620 Bucklin street La Salle Pvt Cosgrove was wounded last July 10 following the invasion of i France and was returned to duty Aug 7 with an armored division I of Gen Patton army It is believed that he was killed noi thea 'tern France in the vi- cinitv of Chateau Thierry scene of I a eat Arrei lean victory the Isummei of 1918 in Woild War I. Pvt formerly operated i a gas station at Fourth and Pike sheets Peru He entered service March 3 1943 Federal Judge Upholds Ruling In E. I. Du Pont Co.

BERLIN, July 12 (yP) Berlin's first American newspaper rolled from shrapnel scarred presses to day a journalistic triumph for five OI and 25 German craftsmen It was the latest wreekly edition of the Second Armored Divisions Hell On Wheels, four pages, tabloid size Eight days ago, after the division entered the capital, the staff set about scouring uptown Berlin for printing and engraving facilities and were surprised to find nearly everything except a linotype machine They rounded up enough Seven Mexican section hands employed on the Burlington railroad at Ottawa, forfeited cash bail bond last night when they failed to appear police court that city on charges of disorderly conduct Two Ottawa women, Marjorie Robinson, 28, and Shirley Giacomini, 26, who Were arrested with them, took changes of venue to the court of Justice J. E. Murray. The group was arrested at 1 50 a Saturday in the north section of Ottawa. paints, rubber, glass and other products The Tuan Company is a wholly-owned subsidiaiy of National I end William Dixon special assistant to the attorney general, said the gov eminent ould ask the court to order the films to give rovalty-free licen-es under all then tito-nium patent to any who may wish to manufacture or disti ibuie titanium compound' The government said I Far-bemndustrie, German chemical concern was a membei of the combination but did not name it as a defendant YES WE HAVE CLOTHES PINS NEW YORK, July 12 Federal Judge Simon Rifkind up held government chat grp yesterday that E.

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