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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1942 THIRTY-TWO THE BIRMINGHAM NEWS The South's Greatest Newspaper ANNOUNCEMENTS AUTOMOBILES WANTED, AUTOMOTIVE ISA FUNERAL DIRECTORS 2 SO CARS WANTED FOR PARTS Will pay up to 175 for Junked car. ALABAMA USED CAR EXCHANGE 00 S. 24th St. Call 7-1548 HIGHEST CASH FOR CARS 11 S. 24TH ST.

7-4549 SMART BRUNSON BUSINESS SERVICE JOHNS Service Funeral Parlors LLEWCLLVN W. JOHNS COL WALLACE C. JOHNS Funeral Directors For Brown-Service POLICYHOLDERS 17 BURGLAR BARS LOST AND FOUND PROTECT YOUR home with McDonald BURGLAR BARS; patent pry-proof fasteners. 10 2nd N. 3-2962.

BILLFOLD Lout downtown section, large billfold, containing checks, gat ration book, car registration papers. Name on billfold. Call or bring to Emory Hughes, Molten Hotel. Liberal reward. FURNACE REPAIRING 23 FURNACE.

ROOF. GUTTER. CHIMNEY SPECIALISTS. For good work and reasonable prices call THEODORE T. BURTON.

9-6614. DIAMOND platinum dinner ring between 16th Ave. ano Ave. on 20th St. or at Hillman Hospital.

Liberal reward. Call Mr. Miller, 4-1611. DUKE Man's wrist watch, Nov. 20th, buses, street cars and elsewhere.

Reward. 927 3rd West. PAINTING-PAPERING 30 Ersatz Pennies Due To Replace Coppers; 'Jingle, Jangle' Gone BOISE Idaho OPI Pennies are going to lose their jingle" in Idahos capital. With the full approval of Uncle Sam the Boise Retail Merchants Bureau Monday will begin issuing paper one-cent pieces, good for one stick of gum. an all-day sucker, or what-have-you.

The U. S. district attorney's office has sanctioned the scheme as a means of combatting the copper shortage. Made of light cardboard and about the size of a postage stamp, the "paper pennies" will have a on one side and an inscription designed to foil counterfeiters on the other. There remain several details to be worked out for instance, how to get a parking meter to accept the ersatz coin, also, perhaps, how to convince junior they are legal tender.

The pennies will be sold at no discount by the Merchants Bureau to stores and individuals and the real money so obtained will be placed in a redemption fund. The "scrip" will be redeemable until June 1, 1943. E. G. Harland, bureau secretary, said merchants of neighboring towns have agreed to accept the paper pennies.

Did. you ever try to pitch a paper penny at a crack? PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING. INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR. CALL FOR ESTIMATE. W.

S. LEWIS, 4-8926. PAINTING, PAPERHANGING Quality work at lower prices. Call anytime for free estimates. D.

T. Buchanan. 52-4606. ENGLISH TRICYCLE Light green, tan trim; lost last Thursday: reward. 2-1648 FEMALE POINTER 4 months old, white with brown head.

Reward. Call 9-5360 nights. FUR CAPE (Skunk fur.) RIBNER'S LABEL. Lost several days ago. Reward.

Cali 7-7173. WALLPAPER Close outs, 50,000 rolls. price: room lots. $1.39 up. Lucas Paint Wallpaper Store, 2214 2nd N.

WALLPAPER BARGAINS Pizftz offers wallpaper at drastically reduced prices. Large selection of all latest patterns. Be sure to see us before you buy. PIZITZ Wallpaper and Paint Dept. 2nd Floor RADIO REPAIRING 36 LOST Black female bound, white, tan feet, blue speckled breast, tattooed C.

C. in one ear. Reward $10. Call Leeds 166. LOST Glasses in brown case Friday p.m., Nov.

20, between Alabama Theater and 4th Ave. and 19th N. Reward. 2-2415. SMALL black-white-tan and black ticked setter bitch, answers name of "Nell." owned by J.

D. Smith. My name on collar. Reward. J.

W. Hamilton, tax collector. Birmingham, Ala. Call 6-7351 or 7-6121. REPAIRS to any make radio.

Pickups and delivery service. REX RADIO SERVICE. 2011 2nd S. 7-8993. Hen, Women Differ In Alabama Regarding Abolition Of Poll Tax Women's Division Head Says Her Group In Favor Of Removing This Levy BY CARROLL KILPATRICK Special Washington Correspondent! For The Birmingham News WASHINGTON A sharp difference of opinion between the men division and the women division of the Alabama Democratic Executive Committee was revealed Monday when Senator Barkley Ky.l read the Senate excerpts from a letter endorsing the Pepper anti-poll tax bill from Mrs.

Albert Thomas, of Auburn, a member of the womens division of the committee. Her statement was directly opposite that made recently by Gessner McCorvey, of Mobile, chairman of the state Democratic committee, who denounced the attempt to pass the Pepper anti-poll tax measure. Senator Barkley also read a letter endorsing the Pepper bill from Mrs. Harvey Emerson, of Birmingham, legislative chairman of the Alabama division of the American Association of University Women. I ant writing to thank you for your sustained and brilliant fight to carry the anti-poll tax bill," Mrs.

Thomas wrote. The great majority of the citizens of the South support you in this fight, and they will continue to support you even to the point of invoking the cloture rule to control this situation. For 10 years we have been trying to change this undemocratic law in Alabama. We urge you to continue the fight in the name of democracy." Mrs. Emerson wrote that we are wishing you and Senator Pepper every success in the passage of this legislation.

She said many of us in the South are in favor of the bill to abolish the poll tax. The Montevallo branch of the American Association of University Women took a written ballot on the poll tax recently, Mrs. Emerson said. Twenty-nine stated that the question was' very important, five that it was not. Two wanted the poll tax as it now stands in Alabama, two wanted state reform, five wanted abolition by state action, 19 wanted abolition of the poll ROOFING 37 CALL us for free estimates, roofing, siding, rock wool insulation.

COYLE-McMORRIES 1430 2nd N. 4-0321 PERSONALS NEED A NEW ROOF? Phone us. Sav selling commission yjfhile stocks last. Wholesale prices on a Celotex roof. Kil gore-McRee phone 8-6002.

8 HOSPITAL INSURANCE Provides for dr's feer surgical operation individual or family groups. 901 Jackson Gldg. ALLOWAY INS. AGENCY, 7-7261 SAVE GAS Better gas mileage if your carburetor is working properly. 2100 Ave.

B. S. Carburetor Service Co. SHADES DRAPERIES 38 ATTRACTIVE Blackout Window Shades Mad to Order. Phone 3-0146.

Tontine'' DUCK HUNTERS Offer 15 genuine English cal! live decoy ducks. Twenty-five dollars lot quick sale. I Phone, write, L. S. Long, Guntersvllle, liar direct from mill, Ala.

In Cheerful Colors. PERFECTION LAUNDRY. washable window DuPont shades. Window shade cleaned, repaired. Call 4-1634.

39 STOVE REPAIRING TRAVEL OPPORTUNITIES 1 0 LEAVING for Washington Saturday or Sunday; take 2 passengers (ladies). References. 2-3841. Exercise Governs Weight CHAPEL HILL, N. C.

(JP)Lt. William Neufeld, in charge of testing and meauresments at the U. S. Navy Pre-Flight School, finds that overweight cadets lose as much as 22 pounds and the underweight boys gain up to 16 pounds during the three months of intensive physical activity. U.

S. HIGHWAY TO ALASKA OPENED In ceremonies at Whitehorse, Yukon Territory, an unidentified Canadian official (facing camera) cuts the ribbon in formally opening the new highway from the United States to Alaska. After the dedication ceremony, held in 35-below-zero weather, trucks began rolling (right) over the highway, carrying vital war supplies. CIRCULATOR HEATERS repaired. Repair now while you can.

Parts for all make stoves and heaters. STOVE EXCHANGE. 2207 2nd N. 3-1660. CIRCULATORS and coal heaters repaired; free storage.

Bham Gas Appliance 1806 1st N. 4-2601. AUTOMOBILES EMPLOYMENT WLB Approves Wages Escaped Convicts For Women Af Rales Being Here Paid Men Workers A pair of long term convicts escaped from Kilby Prison being sought in the Birmingham Alabama Man CaPf-Jack Woriey Awarded Navy ln Africa Cross At Sea Capt. Jack Worley, son of i and Mrs. M.

Wr. Worley, of I South 28th Street and U. S. Army AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 1 1 AUTOMOBILES We sell nothing but the best. If you have a late model car and want to sell, I will decorate the mahogany with the cold cash.

See me before you buy or sell. Mr. Compton, Steel City Oldsmobile. Ave. and 21st St.

7-8154. AUTO FINANCE CO, foreclosure, closing out entire stock of to finance cars far below the market price. Sale begins Friday. Nov. 27.

Stored 1924 Ave. F. South. BUICK '38 Converible coupe. Extra clean, good tires.

Radio. Dixi Motors, 4-6168, 1916 3rd S. HELP WANTED, FEMALE 43 BAKERY SALESGIRL Experienced. Apply in person, no phone calls. Savage Bakery.

2226 Highland Ave. $150. ENOT, $150. STENO-DICT. CREDITS, $125.

CALCULATOR OPR $125. COMMERCIAL EMPLOYMENT BUREAU, 06 LYRIC BLDG. 7-4J95. COLORED teacher college-trained woman. Interesting work.

Can earn $1,200 first year. Write S-7. rt New COMBINATION butler jffeur. Ap ply 3041 Salisbury Road. (Redmont Park.) COOK FOR SMALL 1017 S.

28TH ST. WANTED Settled white woman as cook, good salary, private room. Must have references. Write Z-94, care News. FAMILY.

APPLY who were area Thursday after an auto bearing a license tag similar to that on the car used in aiding them to escape from the prison late Wednesday afternoon was found abandoned on a Northside street early Thursday by Radio Patrolmen J. W. Jones and H. G. Cain.

One of the escaped convicts, Sin- Mr. 1004 transport pilot, has been in-; terned in Span-j ish Morocco, according to word i by a t. Worleys wife in Atlanta. Capt. Worley, who attended Adm.

Halsey Bestows Honors On Board Deck Of Scarred Warship Several General Orders Issued And Rulings Given On Old Directives WASHINGTON UP) Employ- $65. Guy I. Burns. 810 S. 21st.

3-9671. HE VROLE -41 SPE I A DE LUXE 2-Door. Radio, heater. 5 GOOD TIRES. Call 9-2079.

CHEVROLET '39 coach; good tires. Have to see thi car to appreciate it. Knapp Motor Ave. and 21st St. sedan, fair CHEVROLET, 35 Master tire.

Phone 9-8017. DODGE 1940 tudor coach, good running condition; practically new tires. 121 Windsor Drive. 2-5224. tax by federal action, three pre- ers are free to equalize the nav of car Johnson, 35, has relatives here 1 1 1i 1 I finJ 11 A I.

aiflnF nn Fkwh women and men for work of equal quantity and quality without asking the War Labor Board's permission. r. The board gives that blanket au-, Women, probably more than any thority in General Order No. 16 police Johnson may have been other group, feel the need for poll with these stipulations: The pay ad- i wounded by a prison guard while tax elimination as a prerequisite for justments must be reported when making his escape WANTED Housekeeper and old lady's attendant, $6 a week. (White only).

Call from 7 to 8 p.m. 6-7271 WANTED 10 ladies for house-to-house distributing work 3 days. No selling. Come by 107 S. 21st St.

Saturday. WHITE HOUSEKEEPER GOOD COOKING ESSENTIAL. LIGHT HOUSE-WORK. REFERENCES. 9-6326.

WOMAN (0 operate printing press or typesetting machine in printing plant. Old reliable firm. Write S-92, care News. She Birmmgham Nexus THE BIRMINGHAM AGE-HERALD WANT AD INFORMATION Your Want Ad published In both The News and Age-Herald at ths following rates: Minimum charge, 3 lines. These rates apply only to local Want Ads originating In Alabama.

Count five words of averaqe length to the line. Rates effective Oct. 1. 1942. LINE RATES EACH INSERTION 1 time -28c per 'ine 3 times, consecutively.

24c per line 7 times, consecutively. 21c per line SO times, consecutively. 20c per line (No change of copy permitted.) All Want Ad Advertising originating outside the State of Alabama J5 per agate line each insertion. Mail orders given prompt attention. DEATH NOTICES.

CARDS OR THANKS ANO MEMORI AM 14 line or lea .92.25 All over 14 line at per lln ERRORS, CANCELLATIONS Not Responsible for More Than One Incorrect Insertion Advertiser is responsible for subsequent insertions; please notify immediately if correction is needed. No Wont Ad subject to change or cancellation until ofter first insertion. The News -Age-Herald reserves the right to revise or reject ads ot its option. WANT AD HOURS All Want Ad copy must bo In by 8:45 p.m. for next days issue.

Front counter in Tha News Building open 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Closing time for real estate copy for Sunday issue is 7 p.m. Saturday. trTbe two leading papers at one low cost.

Ad Takers, 3-0242 made and they shall not furnish a The other escaped convict, Paul basis for higher price ceilings or Hughes, 42. was sent up from Cal- be used to resist otherwise justified reductions in such ceilings. The board would have authority to stop or modify such pay adjust- houn County on a robbery charge in 1935 to serve a minimum term of 15 years. Prison officials said they believed voting. Barkley also inserted a letter ni The Congressional Record from Charles W.

Edwards, of Alabama Polytechnic Institute at Auburn, congratulating him upon insisting upon bringing the Geyer-Pepper poll tax bill to a vote at this ments later, but any such ruling the two convicts were picked up by HELP WANTED, MALE AS AUDITOR, $250. TIMEKEEPER-MA? TERIAL CLK $175. TRUCK SALESMAN. $150 CIVIL. ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTSMEN EN.

GINEERS. $400. COMMERCIAL EMPLOYMENT BUREAU, 606 LYRIC BLDG 1 198. CAPABLE stoker fireman, also clerk Apply after 12 noon. Montgomery Hotel, fith Ave.

and 18th N. would not be retroactive. In other general orders and in- FORD 1935 coupe, perfect mechanical condition, looks good, good tires. $95. Guy Burns.

810 1 at. 3 9671. MERCURY '40 2-door, very clean, privately owned; radio, low mileage, practically new tires. $695 or best offer to day. 3-2629: 1218 South 20th St.

PLYMOUTH 39 2-door de luxe sedan. Folks, here is your chance to grab off a clean one. Practically new tires. Mechanically perfect a real buy. See me, Mr.

Compton. Steel City Oldsmobile, Ave. Hand 21st St.7-8154. LOW MILEAGE cars, tires, almost new. HANNA MOTOR CO.

Ave at 21 Street, S. GOOD SELECTION of used cars and trucks. MARING-CRAWFORD MOTOR 2500 1st N. Call 3-Btfit. 1941 STUDEBAKER '5-PASSENGER Commander coupe, heater, radio, overdrive, $795.

John McDonald Motor Co. 020 Ave. E. Ensley 6-l732 '36 Terraplane Coupe $225 43 tags, runs, looks o. k.

Al Dement Chevrolet Co. NorthJBirmlngham 7-1175 41 MODEL Chevrolet. Ford or Plymouth; perfect tires: 30 others; real bargain. Herren. 611 S.

21st St. 7 COLORED curb boys. Must be 21 years, good hours, good tips. Apply In person, 614 S. 21st St.

BY EUGENE BURNS SOMEWHERE IN THE SOUTH PACIFIC. Nov. 24-( Delayed -(P, Van Adm. William F. Halsey, derbilt Understanding on the punctured deck of sity where he an American warship, presented 17 1 Played football, officers and men with Navy Crosses England for gallantry in action with the i weeks enemy.

I ag0. capt. worley In addition he presented 23 men News of his internment reached with silver stars, four of them Birmingham by Associated Press posthumously. The presentations dispatch. were made as the ship rode at Capt.

Worley received his corn-anchor in a South Sea harbor. mission and wings after flight train-Lt. Comdr. Bruce McCandless, jng at Brooks Field, San Antonio, 31, of Long Beach, who Tex. coolly directed his ship against enormous odds on the night of Nov.

12 off Savo Island and brought her out. and Lt. Comdr. Herbert Schon-land. of Portland.

were recommended for higher honors. Halsey, with tears in his eyes during part of the ceremony, said "to honor men of the South Pacifc force and area who have written a glorious page in the history of our great Navy, we are assembled on this historic battle-scarred deck. I wish I could present every man with a medal as deserved some day you'll get such a medal. To our glorious immortal dead: Rest in peace. You've fought a good fight and kept faith hail and farewell.

Well carry on the fight. We'll show them that everyone of you is a better man than that little yellow-monkey and well make him wish hed died before he was born. Pausing to look at the sparkingl.v white dressed and khaki-clad marines and officers all veterans he added You are living proof we can whip them. Against great odds you defeated the enemy. Turing his attention to the youths, many less than 19.

he added Two Recaptured Nazis Give Varied Views On Rommel Afrika Corps OAKLAND, Calif. (P)-The short-lived escape of four young Nazi soldiers from a prison carrying them to internment Wednesday produced strangely contradictory views on the fortunes of Marshal Erwin Rommels Afrika Corps. The four, all former members of the German desert army and captured during the fighting around El Alamein last July, slipped through a window of the train Tuesday night as it wound slowly through Altamont Pass, 30 miles east of here. By dawn Wednesday all four had been recaptured. The identity of two never was disclosed.

The contradictory picture on the fleeing Rommels corps came in jail interviews with the other two, G. Edward Lorenc, 21, a corporal in Barkley mentioned that the Ala- rpretat'ons Wednesday, bama Legislature had voted unani- bard sought to clarify the cir-mously a resolution opposing the cumstances under which pay inbill and suggested that it had better ITay Siven without first go to the people for a true expres-i board Order No Sion of thrwill of Alabamians Prfy ave. exemption to employers of eight or less persons. In a supplementary order. No.

4-B, the board said the A case of Jerome C. Ard. 2824 I time to determine the total number Hastings Road, charged with in-1 of employes is when the employer come tax evasion, was closed in U. agrees to the increase, or, if it is S. District Court Tuesday when not made by agreement, the time Judge T.

A. Murphree entered an when it is put into effect. order releasing Ard from three General Order No. 15 empowered years probation. Earlier Tuesday impartial chairmen, umpires, or ar- an auto soon after their escape.

The license tag number was broadcast by police radio and early Thursday Officers Cain and Jones came across an auto parked on Sixth Avenue, North, bearing a similar tag number. The auto located however, police heTe said, belonged to an Oneonta resident who had reported it stolen about 2 p.m. Wednesday from a Northside street here. Sisters Hurt In Crash Miss Sarah Busby, of Mount Pinson was seriously injured and her sister, Mrs. Ella Mae Crocker, also of ANNOUNCEMENTS Rom-my advice to you boys when you mels mine-laying division, and Sgt.

return to port is: Be good and pilot Hans Koerber, 21, of the youll be happy. Luftwaffe. After the ceremony I asked the Koerber a fuli.fiowered graduate ATTENTION USED CAR DEALERS We invite your inspection of a good stock of late model cars. Priced right. FINANCE CO.

OUTLET Ard appeared before Judge Murphree and entered a plea of nolo contendere in the case, which grew out of deductions claimed by Ard and contested by internal revenue officials. Judge Murphree imposed a fine of $1,000 and ordered Ard to pay assessments amounting to more than $17,000 and interest and placed him on probation pending payment. When the payments were made the order terminating the probation was entered. bitrators to fix rates for new jobs without prior board approval, if they have that duty under a bona fide collective bargaining agreement. The new rates, however, should not result in any substantial increase in costs and cannot furnish a basis for increasing price I suffered lacerations of the ceilings.

nose, eye and chin, bC ln, Howard Noonan, of 2016 Sec-hfkd fr jobs i ond Avenue. South, was admitted covered by the agreement and be to Hillman Hospital late Wednes- SSwiS board wae 1 day night with a head injury. Hos- Pital attendants said (hey were Mount Pinson, suffered lacerations of the left arm when an auto in which they were riding was in a highway mishap near Mount Pinson late Wednesday. Admitted to the Hillman Hospital, Miss Busby was found to of DELIVERY BOYS Wanted, two delivery boys with wheels. 16 or over.

Apply 216' North Strep EXPERIENCED pressman cf or platen or Kluge printing press. Old reliable firm. Write S-472. care News. MINE FOREMAN WANTED.

APPLY 2500 2ND OR PHONE 4-3424. PHOTOGRAPHER WITHEQU I PM EN for privately-operated studio on Army post. Excellent opportunity. Partnership or salary. Write C.

P. Pelham, Montgomery. AlaL SETTLED man to wo'k munfl r'dmq academynd not afraid of horses. Prefer one That can live on place. Call 3-4555.

UPHOLSTERER WANTED Will pay 50c to $1 hour, depending capability. Can start Immediately. Harden's Interior Furnishers. Dothan. Ala.

WANTED a man who is capable of taking charge of a truck farm. State qualifiea tions, ag and experience. Write W-483 care News. WANTED First-class shoe finisher and shoe maker. Apply Radio Shoe Shop, Woodlawn.

WANTED Reliable colored man, with experience for sausage department, good pay. No phone calls. 15th St. Market, 734 S. 15th St.

WANTED Experienced man to operat small new dairy farm near Trussville. Good salary, garden, etc. M. Hood, 2201 4th N. Phone 7-4 362.

4 welders for direct war work with U. S. Army. Apply Fontaine Truck Equipment Co, 3827 1st N. WATKINS Route offers permanent security, no age limit, good income, pleasant work.

A few choice routes available now for men or women either, part time or full time. Apply before 12 noon. 1123 N. 24th St. 105 S.

20th St. TRUCKS 1 1 A told he had fallen on the sidewalk. The Weather CHEVROLET 1939 H-ton pickup. In good condition; 5 good tires. Owner, 400 S.

20th St. 3-5635. FINANCE YOUR HOME AT HOME 1 HARDEN James Wood Harden, age 66. of 1527 12th passed away Wednesday afternoon. Survived by the widow.

Mrs. James W. Harden: 2 daughters, Mrs. M. A.

Metts and Miss Clyde Lee Harden: 3 sons. C. D. W. and M.

D. Harden; 1 brother. Brooks Harden; 1 sister, Mrs. Emma Williams; 5 grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 3 p.m.

Thursday from Brown-Service, Norwood, Chapel. The Rev. Battle officiating. The remains will bft shipped to Opelika Friday 8 a.m. Interment Opelika.

Ala. Brown-Service, Norwood. directing. McAVOY Paul Lortng McAvoy, age 52. of 312 S.

42nd passed away at the residence Wednesday morning. He is survived by his widow. Mrs. Rosa Lee McAvoy; 1 son, Marshall Thomas McAvoy: 3 daughters. Elolse.

Maxine and Bessie Ruth McAvoy: 1 sister, Mrs. Alma Quick; 1 brother. Chester McAvov; father, Daniel M. McAvoy. Funeral services from Mount Olive Baptist Church, Friday, 2 p.m., the Rev.

M. F. Swilley officiating. Interment adjoining cemetery, Brown- Service. Norwood, directing MU LINS Tho mas A Ivin" Mullins, age 27, of 1112 West 7th Avenue, passed away at local infirmary Tuesday noon.

He Is survived by the widow. Mrs. Virginia Lucille Mullins; 1 son. Benjamin Alvin Mullins; parents, Mr. and Mrs.

T. W. Mullins, of Jenkins, Ky. 4 sisters. Mrs.

H. M. Mullins. Mrs. L.

L. Burke. Mrs. W. E.

Elkins and Mrs. Paul Thompson; 4 brothers, R. J. R. E.

and Maloy Mullins. Remains will be shipped Thursday afternoon by Brown-Service. Norwood. to Myra, for funeral services and interment. ANSON- Mrs.

Mill H. Ransom ag 73. of 1158 11th Avenue, South, passed away at the residence Tuesday p.m. Survived by 2 daughters. Mrs.

Fred T. Spangler, of San Francisco: Mrs. A. L. Balrnsfa ther; 1 sister, Mrs.

C. H. Little. Summerville, 5 grandchildren. Funeral services from Johns-Service Chapel Thursday, 3 p.m.

Interment Elmwood Cmtry, Johns-Servtce directing. IN MEMORIAM 2 ports must be made to the board on the new rates. These may be reviewed, but any changes ordered will not be made retroactive. Tuscaloosan Crash Victim TUSCALOOSA. Ala.

UPWake Harvell, 34, was killed Wednesday when the automobile in which he was riding collided with a freight train at Cottondale, near here. CHEVROLET 39 3-ton stake truck. In excellent condition. Call Davis. 3-8161.

FORD '39 panel. Extra good truck. Call '40 DODGE 1'A-ton truck. L. W.

extra good tires. Call Davis. 3-8161. MISCELLANEOUS LOCAL WEATHER DATA BY U. S.

WEATHER BUREAU For Nov. 26, 1942; Temperature Temperature for th 24 hours ending at 8 a m. Thursday: Highest. 67 degrees, 3 p.m.; lowest Wednesday right. .55 degrees.

7 mean. 61 degrses normal for this date. 51 degrees. orrespondlng dates last year; High tor corrMponainK nt, yr: men what they thought of when naljh- LaPCanR and I he conVidVreVitle the worlds on the medals. Thu, is what they greatest personage and Rommel the I greatest soldier.

Reports that Rom- Misn-1 1 la. 1 mel had been driven from Egypt 34 mean' lrne I anP A3- nunnery dismissed as vile propaganda. 46 officer received the Navy Cross' Hlrhest this dal sine 1896. 77 degrees u- 1 in i27: lowest, 24 degree, in 1928. I and a citation which read: He Lpwl early in Hi leiion iinee controlled the fire of his offensive Accurn in Jit "in mean tempera- weapons in such a rigorous and de- ture ainca tha rirat nt the month, 98 de-1 termined manner that a Japanese Lorenc.

terming himself a German only by birth and a Nazi soldier only by conscription, said he had lived most of his life in 41 FORD Truck, ij-ton; a near new truck. Call Davis, 3-8161. Trade '36 LaFayette sedan or '35 Ford coupe for later model. Coupe preferred. Cash dlffe rence.

9-3548. DUMP bodies used; 1'yard enlarger; good condition; will install on any truck. M. Kimerling Sons, 715 N. 26th St.

3 -5157. FOR SALE One Model 50 Diesel Caterpillar Tractor. Fine condition, $3,000. G. K.

Page. Bay Minette, Ala. ifc Alabama Power Company Preferred Stock QUICK ACTION home tufa LOANS To Repair, Buy ar Refinance iHOME Federal Savdtgs Law Awfa 404 21st Sr. Clerks fok Defense Plant Experienced in Office Work Typing required; draft exempt; starting salary, $13 $37 a week. Local.

Answer in own handwriting, tut Ing age, qualifications and family status. If now working In defens plant do not apply. Write Box 2 95, care Birmingham Newt. Ward, Sterne, Agee Leach 40 TRAILERS New and used. Trade and terms.

Trailers frozen, buy while you can. H. H. Trailer Sales Chi I-dersburg. next to bus station.

MOTORCYCLES frBICYCLS 12 BICYCLE tandem built for 2. This bicycle actually looks and performs likt new. It cost $180. Make ms an No certificate needed. May trade on car.

Guy L. Burns. 810 S. 2 1 at St. I grees.

Accumulated deficlenry In mean tern-i perature since Jan. 1. 66 degrees. Precfpltation Precipitation for the 24 hwin ending 8 am, Thursday. 0 06 inches Greatest precipitation thia dat line 1896.

1 31 inches in 1923 Total precipitation sinca th first of the month. 1.13 Inches Accumulated deficiency In Ince first of month, 1.53 Inches. I Total precipitation alnc Jan. 1, 32.62 I Inches. Accumulated deficiency In precipitation tnca Jan 1.

14.77 Inch. Precipitation of measurable amount ha occurred 17 times on this flat tlltC Sun and Moon Sun rises, 7:30 a.m.; sun sets, 8 39; moon rises. 9:01 p.m new moon. Dec. first quarter.

Dec. 14; full moon, Dec. 22; last quarter, Nov. 30. IN OTHER CITIES First column Indicates lowest temperature during last 12 hours: second, highest temperature last 24 hours, ending 7:30 a.m., W.

This information must not broadcast Poland. He declared that the Afrika Corps long has been critically short of supplies and even at its crest, the Rommel offensive was powered largely by captured British equipment and nurtured by captured food. Lorenc thought Rommel would hold on at El Agheila only long enough to cover his retreat to Sicily. Public Cooperation Is Urged In Traffic MONTGOMERY, Ala. (Pi-Safety Director James F.

Brawner iMc i.ovjr urged "greater public cooperation Thursday to curb a mounting toll of pedestrian traffic deaths in Alabama. With gasoline rationing, he said, NEW YORK lP) Electric power i an Crease is expected in pedes- battleship was silenced and set afire, a Japanese cruiser was sunk a destroyer was sunk. "I thought of Dr. Edward S. Lowe, who stayed at work 60 hours he and every mother's son i aboard fought magnificently, I Comdr.

Wilbourne said. There is a boy in the crew. They are men. And I ihought of Carpenter (Harold A. Isbell, Long Beach, i Calif.) He was badly hit in the neck.

His jugular vein was cut and held the vein with his right hand and uncoiled the hose and the pressure on and helped ex-, tinguish one of the fires. He's in hospital. Isbell got the Navy Cross. New Record Is Reached Electric Production i and not all Is-j bell he I got I I the In BELIEVE IT OR NOT TIRES. RE-TREADS, GAS 14A By Ripley ONE-DAY service on recppmg and vulcanizing your tires and tubes.

Carefree Rubber 417 8. 18th St. HUDSON In loving memory of our husband, and son. James Eddie Hudson, who passed away two years ago to A place is vacant in our home that never can be filled. No eyes may see us weep, but many silent tears are shed.

Some may think you are forgotten, though on earth you are no more. But In memory you are with us as you always were before. WIFE. MILDRED KARNES HUDSON MOTHER. ANNIE JUNEMAN McPherson In loving memory of our son, Charles.

who passed away three years ago today: More and more each day miss him Friends may think the wound I healed, But they little know the sorrow Lies within our hearts concealed. Some say time heals an aching heart But, no. It Isn't true For three long years has passed away, dear, And our hearts still ache for you. MOTHER ANO DAD FLOWERS MAW 'COCKTAIL Mmm. on.

HELP WANTED, MALE, FEMALE 47 A PROGRESSIVE Southern Life lnur ance Co. want men and women representatives over all Alabama. Expense allowance and commission. Call 4-2382 for appointment or write Mr. Lewlt.

82 7 Corner Birmingham. SHORT ORDER COOK, male or ftmait', experienced. Nice pay, short hours. Apply i In person. 614 8.

2 1 at St. 1 SALESMEN AND AGENTS 48 OPENING for specialty, franchise. Intan. g'ble or promotional salesman Your etate Prospects. Priority deal.

$6,000 to $12,000 yearly. Car unnecessary. Permanent. References required. Box 56, Station M.

Lo Angeles. Calif, WANTED Route good opening T1( deliver Rawleigh Products year around, steady work, large profits Write Raw. Ifigh't, Dept. ALK-24-137, Mempni, Tenn, SITUATIONS wanted, female 49 DICTAPHON1 typist, tnd statistical rT ports. Prefer ten years' experlenct ill ALT SCADOST AUTO REPAIRS, PAINTING 15 ANY REPAIRS TO ANY CAR Ask about our budget plan.

Always open. CRUSE-CRAWFORd. 2200 2nd S. COMPLETE PAINT JOB. low a 17.507 Body and fender work reasonable.

Sher-rill it Amos. 2320 Avs. B. 3-2385 W. F.

GREEN MOTORS. Avs. at 2th S. Finest equipped repair shop in the South Open day and night. 4 3511.

WANTED, AUTOMOTIVE 15A CARS, TRUCKS WANTED Cash watt ing. No delay. Harold Wall Motor 407 t. 2 1 at St. Call 4 CASH FOR CHEVROLf PLYMOUTHS.

LOW MILEAGE, GOOD TIRES. PHONE 7-2144, EDWARDS MOTOR CO. 3RD A AT 16TH ST 1941 CHEVROLET- Plymouth or Dodge, from owntr, for CASH. Writs Box 1993, car Ntws. LATE modal Champion Studehaksr, will pay rath.

A Flail. 9 2850 WE WANT YOUR CAR QUICK CASH SETTLEMENT SlAWtfO Flowers Lsssen Sorrow I Harris Flowers 410 N. 20th St 4-251 8 CEMETERY LOTS office. 7901 Egg hoarders in Pana subject to fines and imprisonment a are now I COOK General ho n. Live on pU sework by colored worn 311 t.

ttth si touched a new record peak in the week ended Nov. 21, the Edison Electric Institute reported Wednesday. Output of 3,795,361.000 kilowatt hours compared with 3,775.878.000 in the preceding week, which also was a record, and was 16,9 per cent higher than 3,247,938,000 in the like period of 1941. The Pacific Coast continued to lead other sections of the country in point of gain over a year ago with production up 27.8 per cent. In the preceding week the gain for that area was 26 per cent.

Percentage increases over 1941 in other areas were: New England, 10.6, Mid-Atlantic, 9.8, central industrial. 14.2, West Central. 129, Southern, 25.8 and Rocky Mountain, 11.8. Ta luy Build M4 nr hup If CALL! RID LEAD 5 Forest Hill Cemetery Dont leave her her to selert the lot alons. FOR SALE 6-grave lot, Elmwood Cemetery; bargain for cash.

Call 6-9516 or 8-4709. RIDOUfS SITUATIONS WANTED, MALI 50 rr r.irL ws ADAMSON MOTOR CO. n. '7i5 ir vagATfeV TRADI SCH00- instruction 5V car. se McCORMACK BROS.

Motor Avs. and 21t St. 3-0695. ORIGINATED Tte FIRST THANKSGIVING MY T0BS A HfnOHAL am or THANK5GMN9-AND PRAVfR FOffTHC crnnumimTBsrm trian traffic accidents because more people vAll be walking. In war plant sections the problem is becoming grave, he added.

Among 560 rural traffic deaths investigated by the highway patrol last year, 118 were pedestrians, Brawner said. He gave the total motor vehicle fatalities as 754. These figures, he explained, do not represent all the pedestrian traffic deaths for the year since many occurred within cities where local police made their own investigations. Both drivers and pedestrians will have to exercise more caution if we are to avoid a further increase of these tragedies of the road," the safety director declared. Watch Cigar Butts MONTGOMERY, AU.

(P) Appealing to highway motorists to place cigar and cigaret butts In the car's ah tray and not flick them into the woods alongside the road, State Conservation Director Albert W. Gill declared Wednesday that forest fires, by damaging badly needed present and future stands delay the victory over S7 nice MKNOWM SWAMP SUO 1 Refinance LADIES MEN Whlt) (Whit,) Electrical and Industrial Welding Under Certified Instructors A 1 EQUIPMENT GUARANTY ira V- ann WANTED AT ONCE. SEVERAL '41 and 41 car. Payne, 601 flit 49499, HIGHEST CASH RRlCEt RAID tfJPl USED CARS. ROY BRIDGES 4 414 S.

2 1ST ST. RHONE 7-4300. CASH for auto, all make and motiei Call or drive by WOOD HERREN, 611 S. Slat St. 7-SS7SI night s.1-6654 NEW DEALER nada 60 uaS care; highest sash price paid.

JACK DAVY 1110 tND N. 7 01 60 EVENING. f-lilS Use News-Age-Herald Want Ads For Results Ptfrty For Thanksgiving A variety show, featuring Milo Twins, will be given a Thanksgiving party at Ensley C'nmmunltv IIourf Th day. Following ihf fntrtilnir features, dancing will he held at Night Classes Airplane Sche nphm Schools. Inc.) ORGANIZATION Avenuf, N.

ne 7-0669 Chamber of Comm BROWN-SERVICE MORTUARY 'A ASSOCIATION 2004 Sr, ond A.