Dunkirk Evening Observer from Dunkirk, New York • Page 4

PACE DUNKIRK EVENING OBSERVER, SATURDAY, FEB. 14. 1943 LINCOLN BELIEVED I ALL MEN L.Wcuwhete SHOULD BE FREE Abraham Lincoln that no nation could half and half Today we know further, that the world itself not big enough to permit Liberty and Tyranny to live peaceably side by One or the other muat go down. The mad leaden of lest than 250,000,000 people have set out to make of the 2,145,000,000 people on the globe. It cannot be.

The free men of the world will win, backed now by the full power of America 1 wealth and lully-axouted manhood. LAKE SHORE NATIONAL BANK Dunkirk, New York Member of Iniurnoe Corporation BLUE WHITE PEANUT BUTTER 2 RED and WHITE-- Extra Fancy Patent Enriched FLOUR 1.09 RED and WHITE--Ready to Serve SOUP KEN1LWORTH DOG MEAL RED and WHITE--Old Time APPLE BUTTER 38 17c RED WHITE FOOD STORES "The Beit the Market Affords" Assistant Naval Chief in Orient Seagoing assistant to the new allied naval commander in the Far East is U. S. Rear Admiral William A. Glassford, above.

He will probably command lorces at sea while Dutch Vice Admiral C. E. L. Helfrich handles naval strategy ashore. IT IS IMPORTANT for You INSURE YOUR CAR! Failure to Do So May Cause You Serious Trouble! I The KAISER STARR A enc First to Pluee Automobile Insurance i 425 Central Avenue Dunkirk, N.

Y. Phone 3457 ITIhinMIIIIIMHtMlimniMUItlllllMIIIMHIIIIIIHMIIIMMIItllHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIHIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIliiT 1 TWO MEN ARRAIGNED IN COURI AS RESULT OF MAR ACCIDENT ARTISTRY in PRINTING, Why buy ordinary printing when you tan get arttstti at no ttadtd testt They nidgt YOU your printed stcttttntry. THE OBSERVER 232t SALE PRICE ON Breakfast Suites Porcelain Top Extension Leaf Table and Four Chairs to Match. Choice of Colow. Sale Price Other Suites from $9.95 JOHN A.

MACKOWIAK FURNITURE FUNERAL SERVICE 2M takt Drtvt, Kait DUNKIRK, N. Y. PHONE 2786 OPEN EVENINGS Two men arrested following a three-car automobile crash at the traffic light at Lake Shore Drive, East, and Jerboa street on Monday, were arraigned in city court before Judge Raymond J. Bartkowiak this morning. Albert E.

Naslund of 81 East Green street pleaded guilty to a charge oE disorderly conduct. Disposition of his case was adjourned Tor a week pending settling ot damages to the cars involved in the accident. Bernard Kozlowski of 142 Mar- ftay street pleaded guilty to public intoxication and was fined S10. He paid. ELIZABETH BIALASZEWSKI DIED AT THE HOSPITAL Mrs.

Elizabeth Gould Bialaszew- ski, 59, of Antelope street, died in the hospital Friday as a result of complications resulting from broken hip which she suffered in a fall in the back yard oE her home. The mishap occurred on Jan. 27 and'Mrs. Bialaszewski was taken to the hospital. She is the widow of Joseph Bialaszewski and mother oi Thomas, John and Casmier Bial- Mrs.

Walter Kupowski, Mrs. George Robinson and Mrs, James Czechowski all oi this city and Mrs. Anthony Buchollz of Buffalo. Two sisters, Mrs. Mary Pryczynski and Mrs.

Agnes Sze- franski ot Buffalo also survive. The Weather Saturday, Feb. 14. Condition: Cloudy. Temperatures during last 24 hours: 3 p.m.

24 10 p.m. 21 5 a.m. 23 4 p.m. 24 11 p.m. 19 6 a.m.

24 5 p.m. 23 Midnight 19 7 a.m. 24 6 p.m. 24 1 a.m. 18 8 a.m.

25 p.m. 24 2 a.m. 20 9 a.m. 24 8 p.m. 23.

3 a.m. 22 10 a.m. 22 9 p.m. 22 4 a.m. 22 11 a.m.

23 Sun sets today at 6:48 p. tomorrow at 8:18 a. m. All data furnished by government observers at the Dunklrk- Fredonia airport. Forecast: Not so cold tonight; light snow flurries.

--For rent, furnished 5-room house. Phone 5586. --Wanted, used and junk cars for cash. Call Pompender, 3168. rooms, garage, private entrance at 639 Park.

Phone 2105. --Apartments, furnished and unfurnished, Lake Shore Seed Co. --For rent, 2 furnished bedrooms with steam heat. 516 Central Ave. --Utilo Light-o-Robe, $3.69 complete at Mackowiak's Furniture Store.

--Four buckle rubber and cloth artics. All sizes. Boorady's, 77 E. Third St. --Wanted, surface grinder, milling P.

O. Box 208-. Attica, N. Y. --Emerson leatherette 5 tube radio, special $14.95.

Mackowiak's Furniture Store. --Modern apartment for rent Inquire N. L. Smith Lumber 802 Main street. --Wanted, portable fire place Bremer Battery Service, 20 Second phone 5338.

Interior decorating booklet at Lake Shore Wallpaper Paint 335 Main St. --Lost, brown leather key case containing about 6 keys. Finder return to box R. Observer. Reward.

--Wanted, experienced auto mechanic. State experience and wages wanted in reply to Box 25 Observer. --Deck lamps, calendars, ash trays, desk sets and other accessories at Miller Office Supply, 114 E. 4th street. --Lets meet at Holy Trinity Hall, Monday eve, Feb.

16. Murray Hose Dance. All military men in uniform admitted free. --Don't wait--dress up those walls now. Our 1942 wallpapois are priced reasonable.

Lake Shora Wallpaper 335 Main St. --Yes, refreshments at Murray Hose Dance, Holy Trinity Hall, Monday evening, Feb. 16. All mil- men in uniform admitted free. one-coat interior flat paint.

Thin with water, a pleasant odor. Lake Shore Wallpaper Paint 335 Main St. --Get your fur coats now for next winter at a substantial saving. Stop in during our 3-day sale of furs and cloth coats. Habers, 333 Main Dunkirk.

--Paint over Wallpaper. One coat--8 shades--with Luminall coseine paint. Lake Shore Wallpaper Paint 335' Main St. W. SIGN THERE, PLEASE --Observer Photo Men between the ages of 20 and 44 years who had not previously registered under the Selective Service law are required to do so today.

Sunday or Monday. One of the early this morning: at the office of Draft Board G56 was Ellis Gander, 80 Ruggles street. He is shown above filling out his application while William Aular, reifis- trar, shows him where to sign. CATTARAUGUS LANDS USABLE FOR DEFENSE IF RILEY BILL PASSES Albany, Feb. 14--(UP)--Bills to regulate outdoor advertising in New York state were being studied today by legislative committees.

A measure, introduced by Senator Thomas C. Desmond, Newburgh Republican, would authorize municipalities and counties to designate any highway as a scenic highway and "regulate, restrict or prohibit" billboards other outdoor advertising devices. Another Desmond bill would give the public works superintendent powers to regulate outdoor advertising along public highways outside cities and villages. Senator James W. Riley, Olean Republican, sponsored a bill authorizing the conservation commissioner to lease to any public or private corporation certain state lands in Cattaraugus county for the manufacture of war materials on a request from U.

S. secretary of war. HERE'S HIS VALENTINE! A necktie of CIIEXE NYLARD, the. pont Xyion fabric that wrinkle-proof and long sr wearing. 1.50 The matchless sword of King Arthur in the Arthurian legends was known as Excalibur.

--Buy Defense Stamps-- For COUGHS DUE TO COLDS Take CITY NEEDS GALLERY FOR ART COLLECTION Monterey, Cal. This city will inherit a collection of contemporary art, iE suitable gallery is available, unclei terms of the will oC the late Mrs Louise de Haven. Twenty paintings and etchings by Armin Hansen, William Ritschel, Paul Dougherty, Lester Bo- roncla, August Gay, E. Charlton and other, local and California artists are in the collection --Let frepdom ring on Uncle Sam's cash register! Buy U. S.

Defense Bonds and Stamps. DUNKIRK STEEL PLANT CARRIES ON SALE OF DEFENSE BONDS, STAMPS The Dunkirk plant of the Allegheny-Ludlum Steel company is taking an active part in the industry's drive for the sale of defense saving stamps and bonds. Hundreds of workers at the Dunkirk plant have signed up for weekly deductions from their pay envelopes, which will accumulate until an amount sufficient enough to buy a defense bond has been reached. At Allegheny-Ludlum's Breckenridge, Pa. plant, the Veteran Employees association of the company requested the privilege of buying toe first defense bonds to be sold under the allotment plan, and $300 of bonds were sold to the association the first day.

Three-fifths of the automobiles registered in Palestine last year were American. TAX RECEIVERS NOTICE Notice is hereby given to the taxable inhabitants of the city of Dunkirk, N. that I the undersigned receiver in and for said city Dunkirk, N. have received the warrant for the collection of the ARMADILLO street paving taxes, and that will attend at my office in the City Hall in said city, from 9 o'clock in the forenoon to 3 o'clock in the Sundays and legal holidays excepted, commencing Monday, February 16th, 1942 for the purpose of receiving payment of said taxes, Said taxes will be received for the first thirty days, commencing Monday, February 16th, 1942, at one per cent additional and one per cent for every fraction of a dollar as provided by law. EDWARD G.

TRILL, Receiver of Taxes. N. B. The time for payment at one per cent expires March 16th. 1942 --Adv.

DUICH ME (Continued From Pagp One) high level and dive bombers. Every EV'brt Disputed Today's British communique said that every enemy effort to advance toward "the heart ol Singapore town" was being disputed by the defense troops and Japanese dispatches icknowiedged that heavy fighting still was in progress. Both sides indicated that the battle was raging now in the edge of the town, which was still under heavy air and artillery attack. The British also reported heavy fighting in the Paya Lebar sector, about three miles north of the city, apparently after losing the reservoirs in the central section the island. The Japanese claimed to have captured the naval base on the north coast.

A number of British evacuation ships appeared to have reached Java and the refugees reported that had been under heavy Japanese aerial bombardment all of way. The Japanese reported other British vessels, perhaps 30 in all, had been bombed in Singapore harbor. Chinese Aid Burma Defense Nortwarcl in Burma, the British were aided by fresh Chinese troops and by arrival of United Nations aerial reinforcements, including U. S. Flying Fortresses, in their battle along the threatened Salween river defense line.

The Japanese were attacking strongly at both ends of the 30- mile main defense section from Martaban to Pa-an, on the river, and had broken across the stream both points. They threatened the British with encirclement but were being strongly opposed in confused lighting with the outcome still uncertain. The dangers created by the spreading Japanese offensive were emphasized in Australia, where the government said that consideration was being given proposals) to recall all Australian fliers with RAF in Britain. Jap Shipping Bombed There was no new information regarding the Australian garrison fighting near Japanese-held Ra- baul on New Britain island, but an official statement said that Australian fliers again bombed enemy aircraft and shipping at Gas- mata, on the coast of New Guinea island. "Enemy fighters intercepted our planes but our attack was pressed home, starting a large the communique said.

In London, the government of Prime Minister Winstdn Churchill was in grave danger as a result of the set back at Singapore and the successful dash of a German battle fleet through the Strait of Dover, but developments were ex- pested to await a speech by the prime minister in the house of commons next week. In Russia there was no definite development in connection with the Red army drive that pushed into White Russia, but military sources said that the German positions at Smolensk appeared to be more seriously menaced. EVE DIGS IN BRITAIN Helping to build an Air Force station in Southwest England are 13 London women and one evacuee from Plymouth, who shovel 104 tons of earth daily from 8 a. n. until 5 p.

m. The 10 married women leave their 30 children with relatives or friends when they go to work. --Complete U. P. world coverage appears exclusively in the OBSERVER.

FORJSE4BALL Stephen Klocek Is Chairman of Monday Night's Annual Event. Chairman Stephen J. Klocek Jr. has announced his committees for the 36th annual ball of Murray Hose company No. 4, which will be held Monday evening at Holy Trinity hall.

Joseph Carrus is assistant chairman. The Woodcliffe orchestra will play for dancing from 9:30 to 12:30. The grand march will be led by Fire Chief Frank X. Mekus and Mrs. Mekus, 1st Assistant Chief Louis Ciesliewicz, 2nd Assistant Chief Stanley Zebracki, and their wives.

The reception, committee is headed by Mayor Frank T. Bartela. Other members are: William R. Nowak, Edmund Borowski, John Graczkowski, Felix Tomkiewicz, Walter Szymczak, Edward Bojanowski, Ed Kondielski, Stanley Zebracki, Nicholas Tomkiewicz, Edmund Nowak. Other committees are: Publicity, Michael Grupa; music, Anthony Strychalski, John Bielec; floor, Walter Borowski, Joseph Strychalski, Walter Ludwiszew- ski, Ignatius Fafinski, Philip Sek, Joseph Sell, John Sek, Clemens Kopliner, William Feilinger, Stephen Kalfas, Michael Przybi- cien, Fritz Rutkowski, Joseph Opacuich, Al Letersky, William Cybulski.

Tickets, Leo Korzeniewski, Leo Roman, John Balzer, Vincent Ellman, Harry Gorecki, Arthur Gestwicki, Charles Cybulski, Edward Czysz, Vincent Kopliner, John Dennis; check room, Joseph Jankiewicz, Leo Pasvlski, Michael Jakubiec; refreshments, Albert Wincenciak, Wilbert Dunning, Jack Strychalski, Vincent Strychalski; decorating, Peter Zebracki, Peter Bielat, Michael Bielec Walter Dykas. SOVIET CHIEFS ARE YOUNG Russia's infantry division commanders are the youngest of any new engaged in war, according to Warsaw estimates setting ths average at 45. The British divis- icnal commanders average 48 1-2 and the German and Japanese 54, according to best available data. To keep up the prices, Brazil destroyed 2,816,063 bags of coffee in 1940. --Let Your Money Fight-- fiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiimiiimiiiiiiiiiuimmimiiiiiiiiNiimiiii See Our Complete i Selection of AGFA CAMERAS I Moderately Priced Model Airplanes HALL'S Open Evenings 174 S.

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Don't get stung on inferior, unbranded coal. Our RED trade marked coal, Famous Reading Anthracite, doesn't cost you one cent more. And those RED trade mark spots guarantee you that long-burning, non-clinkering performance that has made "Famous Reading" America's fastest selling hard coal. A I A A I I JOHN A. STAPF SON Dunkirk's Leading Jeweta Since 1876 NO EXTRA CHARGE FOI CREDIT! 307 Central Dunkiii CAIN COMPANY Incorporated 214 Swan St.

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