Miami News-Record from Miami, Oklahoma • 2

PAGE TWO MIAMI DAI LY NEWS RECORD MIAMI OKLA Japanese Have Lost 525 Planes At Rabaul In Last 13 Daj? Hellcat ighters Ready It's Lonesome Place" I IN pro The Same Old Gable Women Make uss Over Him ms iasc six montns Jngiana rvaoie tne acror as in vranie photographing everything a bomb 1 dier In addition to the er snuadron at rest work Hampton THIRD LOOR MARKETS Mining Exchange Bldg Residence Phone 1213 Office Phone 1240 PRODUCE OBITUARY 1 TIME Select Your Coat Now COATS and SUITS $1275 to $139 UR COATS AND vut uaugmtl xurs Clairetta Hackett Commerce one CHUBBYS SELECT NOW $39 to $598 i I CASH CHARGE TERMS CASH Diirhaui'6 i HtONiMMMHnMIaMNfflKMMM rHKT sfO PAL GRdunp YANKS BRITISH BOTH ADVANCE if if SLASHED BY RED UNITS IN DRIVE Wheat Corn Oats I I towns on the heels of the retreat ing enemy it reight movement in the Unite States is 50 percent above tH peak in World War I $145 115 75 iruk to the north Today a spokesman for Adm William Halsey said reports through Monday showed the Japa nese still were attempting to make no use of their Kahili and Kara airfields on South Bougainville and Bailale in the Shortlands In four days Oct 22 25 500 tons of bombs have tom up those fields Since last Saturday not a Japanese plane has been seen in the sky The has approximately six and one half times as much rail road mileage as Germany The American Red Cross has shipped 20000 fishing kits for use of American soldiers in plan Signs at New Record Office GIVE USEUL GITS 1 (4 lbs and over) (under 4 lbs) Cream PrpsLCola If made only by Pepsi Cola Company Lonr Taland Bottled locally by Sand Springe Bottling Co Tuba Okla YUGOSLAVS TELL EXECUTIONS NOW LOCATED IN NEW OICES ON MRS SARAH JANE TAYLOR Mrs Sarah Jane Tavlor 81 years OVER 500 TONS BOMBS ALL ON OE BASES ing at its base fighting its way to a target and back He has 50000 feet of color film and in another 10 days will take it to Hollywood to boil it down into a training film He has flown on six bombing missions over Europe and "of course I was scared He never was in a particularly tight spot but he has taken pictures of bombers being shot in his forma tion any shot that hits the plane in is plenty close There was as much interest in McNutt testified before the Tru man committee that at present the Army and Navy procurement agen cies the Army airforces in the case of the aircraft industry were responsible for the efficient utili zation of manpower in war plants procurement agencies are damned remarked Senator Connally (D Tex) think of all the money appropriated for'the war and tell the contractors to come oil and get McNutt said the Army and Navy procurement agencies passed on all requests hy war industries for additional manpower and that the WPB had authority to deter mine the priority of demands for the manpower commis sion he said its only function is to meet the demands and it is authority or personnel to go into the plants to determine whether the demands are reason able and whether labor is being ef ficiently If Congress will vote him the au thority and the money he added will undertake the job of deter mining whether the labor is Chairman Truman (D Mo) said the Dallas plant presented a typi cal situation in which an area was declared to be critical be cause the North American aviation virtually cleared of enemy ship ping and the German air force apparently too weak and too far away to attempt further raids on North African ports the Northwest African coastal air force has transferred its activi ty largely to the Adriatic Numerous losses have been in flicted in the past few weeks on German shipping creeping fromport to port on: the Italian and Yugoslav sides of that sea This traffic is vital to the Ger mans On the Italian the movement of troops and supplies to the front by 'land has been slowed by air attacks on roads and railways and the Germans Cotton seed is high in protei and vitamin seek to trap a numerically inferior American force In the circumstances the expec tation is that the enemy will leave defense of the Marshall and Gilbert islands and probably even the Caro lines which are much nearer the Philippines to their land based bomber and fighter squadrons and to the garrisons strongly en trenched there Eggs Hens Hens No 1 Springs Roosters Cowhides 19 Persons Put to Death on Charges of Collabora tion With' Nazis DURHAM'S HAS HE CLOTHES months of 1V43 man in any simi lar period in history the fact that 70000 of our trained men had gone into the armed forces and war plants and strikes in 1943 caused a loss of 30000000 the committee state ment said above the ground in horned and available for industrial requirements is more than twice that of normal years Miami Market (Subject to market changes) GRAIN Every Kind of Coot Suit and ur Coat 4AY AWAY CHARGE LAY AWAY women stenographers who work in the War department there was a good ly crowd of other women who nev er had set foot in the Pentagon before with their new hats! and smart dresses! the furs and or chids! The kept 'Gable under wraps for a long time They even announce his re turn to this country until they called his press conference And there better than they realized they took him out from under cover And how! Excuse? jr Coal Shortage NEW YORK Oct The policy committee of the Bitumin ous Coal Institute declared flatly today at the conclusion of fl two day conference that is no excuse for a coal shortage this In a statement setting forth the position of producers represented by the institute the policy com nrittao said mar a rnal was uroduc Continued rom Page One) above the Crimea would enable the Russians to turn the northern army of their pincers in a south erly direction to close with the op posite arm pushing northwestward from the Melitopol sector The Berlin radio terming the fighting a said the Germans were completing large withdrawal in the pocket of the Dnieper bend Mos cow declared however that Rus sian forces were effectively cutting up enemy attempts to get out of the trap The Germans were in slow but steady retreat along the entire southern front according to a Moscow communique The German high command threw in planes (Continued rom Page One) advanced a mile and a half beypnd their former line Still farther south the Ger mans employed harassing tactics against the British advance forc es penetrating beyond Bojano along the vital main inland road toward Isernia The Nazis employed both me dium and field artillery to hinder the thrust of the American troops in the central and right sectors of the ifth Army front Lieut Gen Mark troops however attacked and drove the Germans from more high ground along both sides of the Volturho and widened the base of their salient by taking Riardo nine miles southwest of Raviscanina and 11 miles north west' of Capua The gains left the Americans of the ifth Army and the Canadians and British on the left of the Eighth Army still short of the main mountain defense line toward which the Germans are slowly withdrawing The difficulty of the advance was indicated by the communique from Gen Dwight headquarters which said positions strongly held cover ail main approaches and have to be dealt with in As far as is indicated in of ficial reports the Eighth army lias driven across the Trigno only in the immediate area of the mouth Mafalda taken by the Eighth army is about nine miles inland and about two miles south of the river It is four miles southeast of Montenero previously captured Within the Mediterranean tempt lo stem the Russian ad vance but to no avail German DOUBLE EDGE PAL HOLLOW GROUND SAW STtf evv PAi lf feQ 35201848241109 1 7 The deputies figure they ca stand it themselves if everybod insists on behaving but if the arrest softiebody to lieve the monotony at leal going to round up a boy friend the jailhouse cat Chicago Produce CHICAGO Oct 28 Poul try live irregular 1 car 24 trucks prices unchanged Butter firm receipts 301432 market unchanged Eggs unsettled receipts 175 market unchanged Signs at News Record Office $157166 39 cars 4 cars unchanged to Yi No 2 while nom 77 No 3 75 son Ermond Estle Taylor richer 13 grandchildren and several great grandchildren uneral services were held at 2 this afternoon at the Dur nil chapel the Rev Hawes officiating Burial was made in the airland cemetery under the di rection of the Durnil uneral home LONDON Oct 28 CP) The Bari radio' controlled by Marshal Pietro Badoglio quoted the Yugo slav freedom station today as an nouncing the execution of 17 per sons accused of collaboration with the Germans The broadcast did not name those executed but said a court martial with a jury of distin guished Slovene judges found the defendants guilty Each of 'the accused was defended by a law yer it was said 1 Gen 'Josip communique to day said a former Yugoslav gen eral and 30 officers described as Montenegrin Quislings' also had been captured and 21 other killed Gen Josip peoples libera tion army has smashed back Ger man tank attacks in Montenegro and the Sandjak area of Bosnia and other partisans have inflicted heavy losses on German units in 'sharp fighting only 10 miles from the northern border of Alabnia near Kolasin a communique is sued over the free Yugoslav radio said today On the Greek the Bal kans the Paris radio reported that the islands of Samos and Leros in the Aegean sea had been recap tured by German forces but there was no Allied confirmation of the claim The Cairo radio announced that British airplanes yesterday bomb ed the Antimachia airfield on the island of Cos Elsewhere on the Yugoslav front partisans broke through the Ger man lines to capture the town of Skofja Loka northwest of Ljubl jana where they destroyed a large textile factory and railway line derailed a German military train and severed all postal communica tions with the Ljubljana area dlKl IcUiVtdyb and lilu liSTITlciTlS 11X111X66 SclQ 1X10X6 COal W3S have resorted to coastal shipping ed in 1942 and the first nine to speed it up On the Dalmatian i months of 1943 than in any simi coast many German garrisons can be supplied only by sea and air because of poor roads and guer rilla activity The Germans are using Italian vessels manned by Italians under German guard for most of the shipping A RA reconnaissance squad ron of Marauders under Wing Commander Law Wright flies over the sea from dawn to dusk seeking targets In a recent in stance the Marauders whistled up Kittybombers which set afire or damaged two vessels of 5000 and 2000 tons and in another they summonded a British destroyer which sank a 6000 ton ship and captured another 5000 tonner WASHINGTON Oct 28 UP) his last sjx months in England Gable the actor as in Gable the sol it was colossal The Army may have thought it er squadron does at rest work couia Keep a press conierence witn Clark Gable confined to a decorous discussion of the man sized job doing but it knows better to day a captain in the air forces an aerial gunner and a cameraman in a lying ortress shot at and missed Back from a European assign ment in the air force Gable threw the Pentagon building into a furore as he walked to his first press conference The former movie actor told of 'd opt de cn a fl ittop four Ik hat fight ire towed into p' tun for a takeoff ju bcfoie the lg September task re raJ Jap lJJ faiawa in the GlLvt Islands 'llo la 11 er Army and Navy attacks on the bilberts and nearby Nuru may be the prelude to an invasion of these British mandated islands that the Japs seized shortly after Pearl Harbor 175 Nip Planes Shot Down or Damaged in Effort to Defend ields if if if if if it it USE LAY AWAY TERMS TRY OVERNIGHT CARE OR MISERABLE COLDS the way grandma did She need mutton suet ahe medicated heraelf to relieve coughing and muscle aches Now mothers juat rub on Penetro Hat bam containing old reliable mutton miet with modern sejontifio medication added 25c double aupply 85c Get Penetro Prisoners of war in the United States earn 80 cents daily for their labor SENATORSWILL AIR MANPOWER (Continued rom pfge One) was bombarded with requests for a review of 71 oilier such areas Meanwhile James Byrnes war mobilization director an nounced that i selective service will defer all workers in west coast airplane plants including their production sub contractors Drafting of west coast aircraft workers will be arranged otl'a basis of planned replacement he said to permit the industry to maintain duction Byrnes said statement announcing the workers in tnese plants will i settle down stay on the job ana I produce to the limit No weapon being produced today is mere ini' portant than aircraft and every nave sjiuc uuv11 of the planes the outut Js Chicago Grain CHICAGO Oct Milling interests were back the wheat market today and prices climbed about a cent in a steady advance Trading expanded on the upturn although still running below the pace of a few weeks ago when the bread cereal went into new sea sonal high territory Dealers said mills took substan tial amounts of wheat apparently reflecting sales of flour to bakers After a hesitant start other grains advanced in sympathy with the firmness in wheat At Minneapolis a sharp rise of more than 3 cents in flaxseed prices developed when increased demand encountered a lack of offerings At the close wheat was to 1 higher Dec $155156 May 8154 rye was to llu higher Dec oats were up Yt to and barley was ahead to 1 Wheat futures purchases yester day 4048000 bushels week ago 6570000 year ago 4165000 Open interest in wheat yesterday totaled 47972000 bushels and rye 41052000 bushels tir'duriZ (RUNT) RAMSEY Distributor can campaign 1 THURSDAY OCTOBER 28 194 Soybeans have been used as food for centuries in the ar East uurncim riat me uiornes DAVID SULLENS David Sullens 77 of Miami died today at Vinita He is survived by one sister Mrs Mattie Kidwell of Versailles Mo uneral services will be conduct ed at the Assembly of God church riday at 2 with the Rev Shackleford officiating Bur ial will be in the Ottawa cemeterv under direction of the Cooper neral home COLDS COUGHINC To relieve these miseries 1MUSCL grandma used mutton suet I pCC medicated at home Mothers I today simply rub on model medication in a base containing oj fashioned mutton suet Double actioi 25c Double supply 35o Get Penetn eunnTH tuims PAL Wilton Conin Ponca City Okla Open cold clogged nose breathing give RRPsSlll head cold air Caution: Un'KSgW use only as directed Get Penetro Nose Drops MAJOR BATTLES LOOM IN PACIIC (Continued rom Page One) out Jhjj Japanese navy We hope and pray for that This implied challenge to the Japanese fleet to come out and something it has been un old of 216 North Mayle street willing to do since its disastrous Commerce died at Joplin Mo at defeats in the South Pacific last 1 Wednesday afternoon She probably will not be accept was a ember of the Baptist ed The belief here is that the I church since childhood Her hus Japanese will not risk their mjinjband J6el Taylor a Civil war fleet strength until their home is veteran died May 10 1935 Sur lands are threatened or unless they viving are one daughter Mrs Robes' Gowns Pajamas Slips Hose Purses Coats ur Coats ur Chubbys Jackets Dresses ormqls: Slacks and Slack Suits hMMNKSSMHWMNWWHWMHMHMHNRMMMi ALLIED HEADQUARTERS THE SOUTHWEST PACIIC Oct Rabaul a keystone in the wall of island outposts manned by the Japanese in defense of the Philippines is staggering under aerial knockout blows which already have destroyed or damaged 525 planes in 13 days In five raids there between Oct 12 and 25 the network of airfields has been churned by more than 500 tons of bombs: the hun dreds of attacking American bomb ers and fiehters have shot down or damacren 1 75 Japs managed to get into the air and reputed anti aircraft defenses have been unable to halt the devastation This certain destruction enemy planes and probable dam aging or destruction of 148 others at the very heart of Japanese air might in the Southwest Pa cific has cost General MacArthur only 13 planes and some of their crews were saved (Radio Tokyo' in an English language broadcast beamed to America declared Allied forces had landed on Mono island also known as Treasury island early Wednes day One warship was said to have been sunk and another damaged (There was no confirmation from headquarters in the South Pacific although a dispatch today from Associated Press correspond ent William Hippie at Admiral William said Treasu'fy'isTarrdnd been at tacked for the first time by Amer ican airmen The island 20 miles south and west of Shortland is land was thought to be garrisoned with Japanese artillerymen guard ing the sea approaches to enemy held Bougainville in the northern Solomons) Only one Liberator was lost on the Rabaul raid announced by head quarters today and six of its crew were rescued an achievement even more amazing in the light of the said it would require fact that the Liberators had to do thousands of additional practically all their fighting as well as bombing because bad weath m7TVT A TATI? Gr fnrrpd nf thp ofirortino 1 AjliN Lightnings to turn back This fifth raid occurred Mon day marking the third straight day of assaults to smash the New Britain stronghold The Liberators absorbing con siderable damage from ack ack dropped 151 tons of bombs de stroyed 21 planes on the Laku nai airdrome and shot down at least 37 of the Jap interceptors orty three other enemy planes were damaged Significant changes are being wrought by the mounting fury of Allied air might Rabaul is being cracked wide open Bougainville Sol omons outpost has sustained plane losses of more than 400 since the current Allied offensive opened June 30 and presently cannot even put planes in the air to halt methodical destruction of its airfields Wewak New Guinea through tanks and men from Italy rance which air replacements and Germany in a desperate at once moved irom ine west lost upward of 400 planes in August and September to Allied raiders transport were dropping and that traffic virtually has stop supplies to isolated Nazi units ped Rabaul now is understood to The relentless drive carried 'the get replacements largely from Red troops through more than 120 'Tnilr fna nnrfh GOAT aSI31T Creek County Jail Has Only A' Cat In Entire Cell Block SAPULPA OklaOct lonesome hui gry cat sneaked through the open door of the Creek coui ty jail looked for a mouse without any luck' then gav out with a doleful meow 1 The small sound echoed loudly through the empty builc mg and Sheriff Guy 'Willibey who was lonesome toe picked up the cat and stroked its black sides is lamented the sheriff meaning the crime ebusi ness naturally and he backed up the statement with a wave toward the block of vacant cells They used to call it Vbloody Creek but recently the batting average on arrests has been the lowest anybody can re member Every door in doz the cell block stands wide open Chief Jailer John aught even have a cook and must go out for his meals When the last guest departed he kept busy for a time with a general house clean ing done now and he and the deputies while away the time thumbing through the pictures in gallery and thinking wist fully about the days when loyd tfie Kimes boys and other rough and tough outlaws op erated hereabouts Kansas City Grain Kansas city Oct Wheat: 60 cars unchanged to higher No 2 dark and hard hard 8152 153 No 3 8152153 No 38152 No 2 red nom S159168 No nom Com: Oats: higher78 i srf MHkM YLjfL'1111'11 want 1 Everything for HER for ill I Hi JI ww Wml I mi I Ji I I fl 1 SI 1 dins Ika (1 11 1 I 1 Vj I I ifco i 'Wl llurli.