The Knoxville News-Sentinel from Knoxville, Tennessee • 10

Wflilncndny Novo in her 23 1942 Tune In WNOX TJ1E KNOXVILLE NEWS-SENTINEL JTflt Ads S-1l 3 1 JO QUm WWI iUli oo jmruimoTrn jj hiil iiiuiuicu anrn iti but a HDtli it I mu in 1 1 nil ii ns si UU lib HI1 kn i ap wives ot i rdiTors oer io tears in rrisori ataaiia imriiru aiuiiKduntvcn Krx DY GRAND JURY MAN IS KILLED EX-S0U1RE UIES 1 III PRE-HOLIDAY QUIETTRADING 'i- Fashionable Country Club Robbed Manager Is Victim Panel Then Takes Holiday Until Next Monday Retired Attorney Passes at 77 Lived at Concord Steels Fall Off Narrowly but Chemicals and Bank Issues Are Strong ft jj fci After returning 33 Indictments and 10 "no true" bills today tha Grand Jury wrs expected to adjourn over the Thanksgiving holiday and not to reconvene until Monday Following is a list of the indictments returned: Kniarann Brown hnuMhraaklni and larrany Wallar SHii'r larrany Jama IVIIIa drunken drlvlni Ilarry linvl drunken ilrlvlna Similar drunken drlvinc I'kul Htandrldga drunken drltini A ji-yj Jr Vr 7v-' v4 i vV -y 1 Cs Grand Jnry ManUfjr penman Uivaallauled by ntoa naraiwlhim nr addreeae Thar may other paraua of lha aoaia name out lavnleod la it 4 i I iV r- I hewn Grand dory repnii hut Tha Nnetaallnrl ran only ynl a Sasf lha noma a slea la tha ra- parl I'ilM Proa ATLANTA Ga Nov 25 The body of elderly George A Thomas Sr manager of the Black Rock Country Club was discovered Tuesday In a pine thicket near the sixteenth tee of the golf course after pqlice had investigated his disappearance and the robbery of the safe and cash register Dr Wells Atlanta physician examined the body and said Thomas had been dead at least 10 or hours He had been shot In the left check Chief of County Police George Mathieson said the evidence indicated that Thomas had been wounded in the clubhouse and carried to the pine thicket where he died Chief Mathieson was of the opinion that two men were Involved in the slaying since Thomas weighed about 100 pounds and moving his body that distance would have been a difficult task for one man The safe in the country club was open as was the cash register What money' had been in them was missing Cigarettes new golf balls and other articles had been removed from thq counter in the lobby Also missing was 41-caliber Colt revolver Police said there was a patch of blood on the floor In front of the safe and Jf £4' jf '-''i tit I rutin Piw NEW YORK Nov 25 Slocks nd bond were irregular in quiet opening dealing today Cotton futures rose 2 to 9 points Pre-holiday considerations restricted trading in storks All major security and commodity markets will be closed tomorrow for Thanksgiving Day Steel opened at 47 1-8 off 1-8 Bethlehem at 54 off 5-8 and Youngstown Sheet 29 5-8 off 1-8 Eastman Kodak ran up a point to a new high of 142 and Union Carbide firmed to 73 5-8 Chrysler sold at 64 5-8 off 1-8 and General Motors at 41 5-8 off 1-8 Commercial Investment Trust reached a new high at 31 1-8 up 3-8 Curtiss-Wright ex-dividend opened 1200 shares at 6 -4 off 1-4 one of the few early blocks Rails held narrowly Oils were Steady to firm in quiet trade Coca Cola reached a new high at 86 up 1 1-4 Utilities were steady American Airlines filmed 1-8 to 45 3-8 and United Airlines was up a similar amount to 17 1-8 An illness of seven weeks ended in death at 4 yesterday for John Andrew Duncan retired attorney of Concord at Fort Sanders Hospital He was 77 Mr Duncan had lived in Concord for the past 60 years and was attorney for the Tennessee Electric rower Co for 27 years He retired 16 years ago In 1908 he served as direct senator from Knox County in the Tennessee General Assembly and was a member of the Knox County Court for 27 years He served his last term six years ago Mr Duncan was a member of Concord Methodist Church He was a member nf the Masonic Order Elks Odd Fellows and Junior Order Surviving are the widow Mrs Grace A Duncan a son Robert Duncan of Maryville and two daughters Mrs Hazel Plumodore Concord and Mrs Ross Pinkston Route 5 Knoxville Mr Duncan was the last surviving member of hifc parents' families Funeral will be at 2 tomorrow at Concord Methodist Church the Rev Mr Shugart and the Rev Mr Jennings officiating Pabearers: Harlan Dunlap Russell Hobbs Clarence Scarbrough Harold Webb Homer Wallace and Alvis Smith Honorary pallbearers: Allison Dailey Sam Calloway Charles Benson Vance Ben Jones Lee Hobbs and Marve Green The body was to be taken from McCaity's to the home at Concord at 4:30 today It will lie in state at the church an hour before services wtfi if 4 4 I i J' A fl' IQ A j- 1 A Thomas (above) 57 Manager of the Black Rogc Country Club near Atlanta was found slain on the grounds of the club Robbery apparcnly was the motive behind the crime Among the articles stolen by the slayer or slayers were pensive golf balls but cheaper brands fere not taken Save Tin Cana for Dec 7 Frad Brlht drunken drlvlni Kent riiunken diltiiig 'hnrlaa Imvla aiwmutt and Iwltary 1M t'olllna vlolutlnt tha Iwna dry law Tallin vlolallny th bant diy law a rati all Bnrner violating tha bon dry law Jimmy CBrian violating tha lion dry law Wallar Wllooa violating th ban dry law fieri ha lllglilawer viola tint th bona S'- Thrre women ronvlrted or treason for aidinr Nazi saboteurs are led from the Chicago courtroom after bring sentenced to 25 years In prison and hearing their husbands sentenced to death Left to rixht are Mrs Lucille Frochllng a matron Mrs Erne llaupt and Mrs Kate Wergtn a dry law Death for Aiding Saboteurs ALL PLAN DISCLOSED WPB WILL EXPLAIN MATERIALS CONTROL Snlnmnn Mnnlnua aaaaull Jam Light Hrunkam driving Blink Ip Brutnmltt gllaa lanny Wllllnm Adair larrany nf an num Klmcr llayp aanault and haltary Ihui lAaalay Hollo av falunloua a aull Paul Norman aaaaull-and hallary Mr alia fnlnnldua PAIlll Hill Harman larrany' Mary WIIpoii (rlonlnu aanault Ivnigo Ionia Hrantlry rarklaaa drlv Ing Hal Samnal 51111a rarklaaa driving Smith LIlHa John larrany Htawart Mik'grty violating th hona- E-T Manufacturers To Attend Mood lobby A bloody towel was found Dr Wise Says 2000000 More To Die in Next Month Meeting Here Wednesday ALUMINUM CO CASE STALLED tossed across the top of the safe Save Tin Cana far Dee 7 dry law Ra Ljirg vlnlallng th bona-drr law 4 Martha Slanlay vlnlating th bana-dr law Matii Mailra allaa Brady violatins th hnna-dry law CITY SCHOOL BAN ON WIVES STILL STANDS Not Enough Justices Qualified To Decide It The grand Jury exonerated the following in "not true" bills 'I East Tennessee manufacturers who use steel copper and aluminum have been invited to attend a half-day discussion of the Controlled Materials Plan at the Andrew Johnson next Wednesday The meeting sponsored by the War Production Board will open at 1 The Controlled Materials Plan will gradully replace the existing priorities system so far as steel copper and aluminum are concerned Board Deadlocked on Motion To Change Ruling Qaald Aruaktn drlvlnt Smith grUHkna liilvinv Jam-a Troitpr drunk driving A Hl-ka drunk drlvlna Find 1 vmlKtlng tha hann-dr law William Chcanrr violating lha tana-dra law Haft Pa'tjr violating th hnna-drv law John MVamikall violating lha hnnn-ilrv law Tnh Tmalpv felnnlnua aaaaull Allan Hollar violating tho hona-drY law KEY Key died at the home of his mother Mrs Dora Key Bying-ton at 3:30 a today after a five weeks illness Mr Key was 28 An employe of Kenny Co his home was at 201 Deaderick Avenue He was a member of the Providence Church of God at Solway Survivors include his widow Mrs Margaret Key mother Mrs Dora Key four brothers Wesley of Louisville Ky Joe of Knoxville and Lee and Jesse of Byington wo sisters Mrs Martin Lee of Concord and Mrs John Byrd of Mentor The body was to be returned to he home In Byington today Service will be held at 2 Friday at Providence Church of God with the Rev Jess Henderson and the Rev Nelson Russell officiating Burial will be in Beaver Ridge Cemetery with Weaver's in charger COUNTY COURT CLERK DIES By AawirialPd Prana RIPLEY Nov 25-1 Steele 58 county court clerk for 16 years and a civic political and church leader died yesterday at his home here VALLEY GROUP GIVES TONIGHT Hans Hanpt (left) and Walter Frochllng father and uncle of one of the executed Natl saboteurs are shown leaving the Chicago Federal Court after being sentenced to death in the electric chair for treason New York Stock Market The City Board today deadlocked by a 2-2 vote on a motion made by Chairman Forrest Andiews that students be permitted to attend day high schools regardless of marital status The discussion was prompted by the marriage Nov 18 of Charlsey Adcock 17-year-old KHS student to William Jones in Chatsworth Ga The marriage has been annulled In Chancery Court at the request of the bride's father Stuart Adcock radio station operator Voting to rescind the "no married rule" were Mr Andrews and Hoyle Campbell Against it were Sam Young and Dr Oppcnhimer Smith the other board member was not present Tennessee Valley Players will present their first production nf the season "Suspect" at 6:15 today at Tyson Junior High School The play a melodrama was written by Edward Percy and Reginald Denham authors of "Ladies in SWt 111 af Nw Tork dark fur- nlahtrt hr Abbott I'rortor Tln I2W t'y Strrttl Mrnibrr nf New lark Slav died today at her home in -Williamsburg Ky friends here learned Mrs husband Is a pharmacist and operates a drug stoje in Williamsburg Surviving besides the husband and sister is a daughter Miss Exchanaa rhona I-T10I Hv Agajawnadl BamM WASHINGTON Nov Details of a campaign to exterminate all Jews in Nazi-occupied Europe by the end of the year are to be laid before a committee of leading Jewish'organizations today in New York The story reportedly confirmed by the State Department and a rsonal representative of President deals with how more than 2000000 Jews already have been slaughtered in accord' ance with a race extinction order by Adolf Hitler Before leaving for New York to address the committee this afternoon Dr Stephen Wise chairman of the World Jewish Congress and the president of the American Jewish Congress said he carried official documentary proof that has ordered the extermination of all Jews in Nazi -ruled Europe in After a consultation with State Department officials he announced they had termed authentic certain sources which revealed that approximately half Of the estimated 4000000 Jews in Nazi-occupied Europe already had been killed and that Hitler was wrathful at "failure to complete the extermination To speed the slaughter of the other half daring the remaining month before the deadline Dr Wise said the Nazis were moving some four-fifths of the Jews In Hitler-ruled European countries to Poland There he said Nasi doctors were killing them at the rate of more than 100 men an hour per by injecting air bubbles Into their "the simplest and rheapest method" they could And Dr Wise who heads the committee asserted that already the Jewish population of Warsaw had been reduced from 500000 to about 100000 Tftl Tftj Ml i 24 I 2 ft I 24 ft 24ft 21 ft I 21 I 21ft W1rn DrURi Warner Bro Waatinahae Klae Wtwtern Woolworth Yrllnw Trurk Voungatnarn SOT Zrnlth Rarito I vi uni us Jft 2lft 21ft 12ft 21ft SUE FOR $15000 lift! iiftl lift lift Lena Foyntcr of Williamsburg Mrs Jones left immediately for Williamsburg itk Ivatrrday'a aalaa 131 Ill aharca Jacob Hubbs his wifoRuth Hubbs and his son Derreil Hubbs At present students are auto-have filed suits in Circuit Court matically expelled from day asking $5000 damage each from BriwdtMPifH WAST1NGTON Nov 25 Because of lack of a quorum of six Justices the Supreme Court is unable to decide the celebrated case which the Justice Department t' -rges the Aluminum Company of America w'ith violation of the Sherman anti-trust act by possessing a monopoly in the production and aale of aluminum This leaves in effect a decision of the Federal District Court at Now Yorh holding that the Justice Department had failed to prove its accusations The ruling was given by Federal District Judge FrancL Caffey the longest-trial in history lasting 8 months Ten days were required for the Judges to deliver ths oral opinion A Government attorney said today that notification had been received from the Supreme Court that it lacked the six justices re quired by law to pass upon the measure since four had declared -mselves ineligible Under this situation a quorum of six would pot be provided when the existing vacancy on the nine-man court is filled The Aluminum Company had pointed out in its brief filed with the tribunal that Justices Jackson and Murphy had been Attorneys General and Justice Reed had been Solicitor General when the case was pending in the Justice Department for an unannounced reason for passing on previous litigation affecting the aluminum company Unless some way out of the situation is arranged the rourt wil be unable to pass on the rase until one of the present disqualified justices leaves the bench and a sue ressor is appointed lkU Ilk 3T 1IU schools when they are married Mason-Dixon Lines lnc truckers The suits grew out of traffic accident on Maryville Highway at the city-limits bridge last May 7 (IRS 11 bT Alum Co A mar Am Cjranamld Cilia Sarvlc To pfri Carrlar cnr Klan Rond 3 Sha Gian Aldan Coal Imk Shnra Min Mas-Hud Pwr Rapub Avia stand OH of Ky a Foil 121 111 FOUR-OlVORCE-BIbLS FILED IN 2 COURTS INFANT JOHNSON Rita Restin Johnson infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Jefferson Johnson died at 4:40 a at the home 160 Alabama Avenue Surviving besides the parents are grandparents Mr and Mrs A Davis and Mr and Mrs A Johnson all of Knoxville Funeral will be at 2 tomorrow at the home the Rev Thornton officiating Burial in Bell's Camp Ground Cemetery in charge 25 3 Hit 5315 lift 1ft The Weather MRS HERMAN BROWN Mrs Edna Wolfenbargcr Brown wife of Herman Brown died at 8:15 yesterday at the home 117 Burgess Street She was 20 Surviving are the husband her mother Mrs Clara Wolfcnbar-ger six brothers Vasil Wolfcn-barger of the Si Army In England Edward WoUenbarger of the Army at Fort Jackson Denver Clyde Harvey and Raymond Wolfenbargcr all of Knoxville and four sisters Mrs Ellie Mae Allison Mrs Viola Pyles Mrs Eliza Williamson and Miss Jessie Wolfenbarger all of Knoxville Services will be held at the home at 2:30 tomorrow with the Rev Wilkerson and the Rev Joey Henry officiating Burial will be in Bell's Camp Ground Cemetery Pallbearers: Lynn Matlock Edward Hayes Dexter Beaver Lee Acuff Hargraves and Felix 13 1ft MORE 8 WORKERS Bp AaaorialMl Fma WASHINGTON Nov 25-Civilian jobs in the Government increased by 122827 during August to total of 2450759 at the end of the month the Civil Service Commission announced Federal employment has gained an average of more than 100000 for several months indicating that the present total probably is around 2750000 53H HI Three filed suits for divorce in Domestic Relations Court today and one in Chanrety Court In Chancery Court Mrs Elsie Hale Ervin Knox County asked divorce from Charles Ervin and requested that all property Jointly owned by them be attached pending the court procedure and that her husband be ordered to pay alimony Mrs Peail Patterson sued for divprre from Thomas Tat' terson 417 Walnut Street and 23 RKCAST mn KNOXVItLK AND VICINITY: Warniar today and tnnisht FOrrcasT roR TRWKSKBE Warm Wrdnaailay Tamparalarr Dasraoa Hlshral yoatarday 14 Iiowaal yaatarday 41 Maan yealarday 44 N'nrmal yaalarilay 44 Kivaaa for mnnth la data 154 Eacaaa for yaar to data 434 Hourly Tamparnlara Mill night 41 5 1 41 4 2 41 7 44 4 SSli 31V S1V lift COWAN SHERROD Funeral for Cowan Sherrod retired larmec who died Monday at his home in Trentville was to have been held at 2:30 today at Lyons Creek Baptist Church the Rev Parry the Rev A Mahan and the 25i 35 51 1 ft lift I4S il 1 35 IS 21 51s 15 WANAMAKER IN HOSPITAL Ernest Wans maker manager the Electro Manganese Cny is asked that she be given custody 1n yort Sanders Hospital His con- dition today was reported "good" SW 15' 43 1 a iii 44 McQuown Girl Reserves from Rev I Wbnart officiating 0 0 werei 54 I 54 ft lift I lift Sft 25ft 25 ft I I I I 13ft as lift RATION SYSTEM IS READY Wesley House will serve as hon-' Burial in Thorn Grove Cemetery i I i 13ft J3 ill orary pallbearers The body was to be removed from Rose's to the home this (RobsihtA asked: Paul Ed Beal Knox County from Mrs -Nellie Beal Clinton Route 2 and Joseph William Ware from Evelyn Ware both of Knox County I I i ft 21 ft I I 5541 SI l2ftl3T 'Outstanding Heard 44 I 41 I rrarlpitatl Toatardoy Ini'll Far 24 haul- anitint at midnight Tra-a Fnr Irinnlh in data SI Far yaar In data 4fii'! Hrflrlanpy far month In data lTT Kii'pk fnr yaar In dato 334 Sunucl today 3:23 Sunriac lomnrraw 1:24 Rlvw Mag I (fact) gtNIInn Aahnvllln Birmingham Ailant Grocer May Write Checks on Sugar Ration Coupon SIM 55 1 24 ft ll 24 ft I 142 1142 2ftl 21ft Fmteral Dim lnrt PRIVATE AMBULANCE Dial 4-330 80S Markat Ot I Ei K1 Kla lGift 12 sfti 21ft It ft I 34 ft The body was to lie in statgjm hour before services Pallbearers: MacPetcrs Thurman Ailor A Clift George Shackelford Em Ellis Clarence Wade Honorary: Sam- Chance Waller Cates Nathaniel Chesney Perry Fisher Doyle Henry Roy Henry Virgil Gibson- Joe Whittaker Sherrod Fred Thurman George Clifts Dr Webster Jess Shackelford and Jim Cannon GETS 87 GREETINGS on WNOX Today 31ft 34 ft 31 31 JIM 2IM I'hli-agn 24 34 ft 41 21 35 ft IS 21 Wiley Morgan rcmetcry company president celebrated his sixty-eighth birthday yesterday He received 87 telegrams letters snd cards from friends In 30 states and Canada Mr Morgan was president of the Association of American Cemetery Superintendents two vaii a rlanM Corp ft Ohio Chryalrr f'nia-'ftla Columbia aGa com Solvnl Corn nnwil 'onaol Oil onl Can 'nnl Mnlnra I 'I an Co Curlia-Wilghl Lw i 'Doua Ainfafl Dupont Xaaiman K-Aak Auinlila Ii-l! tr float Krla OUT-OF-TOWN DEATHS SEVIERVILLE Kenneth Ed- I OiUEj rara 4 I lgkll MM SIRS GUY WARD Mrs May Etta Bridger Ward wife of Guy Ward died at 5 a yesterday at General Hospital She was 60 Mrs Ward had been making her home with a daughter Mrs Tu 127 Woodburn Drive Westwood She was a member of First Baptist Church in Rome Ga Surviving are the husband three daughters Mrs Turner Knoxville Mrs Oliver Tobin and Mrs Kirton both of Cincinnati a brother Bridger Parkersburg Vs and six grandchildren Funeral was to be at 3 to'ay at Chapel in Rome Ga Dr Bunyoli StevensT of Rome was to officiate 'Ipvelamt IVlrmt Duluth i Kannna City KNOXVILLE Irfiulavllla Mamphla 5llniiPMivill-gt Nuahvlll Npw Orlnana Now York dun Antnnlo HI IOUI Waahlnglnn IH4MM ward Sharp infant of Mr nd ago and has bron a member Mrs Willis Sharp died early to-iof the board of trustees for eight ftjpRiRS ioIiLTjftXtoituByU Bp AamrlaM Frvaa WASHINGTON Nov Dealers in rationed commodities are going to put their sugar in the bank A system of "ration requiring separate bank accounts for sugar coffee gasoline and other rationed products will be I seed in operation throughout the nation sometime in January the Office of Price Administration announced A grocer for example will deposit in the bank all the sugar ration coupons be collects from customers To replenish his stock he will draw a check on his rationing account for required number of coupons The check goes to the MMjvpuvJa anavaal iota mkn 4m 4l IHwi will In turn will 53 ft 33 Vi I Skftl 24 4ft! 4ft II IISIHVtilSS I 27 ft I lift Mrs Burns wife of the president of Milligan College selected as one of the outstanding mothers of America by the American Committee last Mothers' Day was to be heard in Golden Rule program on WNOX late today Other speakers were In be Dr Raymond Rankin pastor of Wautauga Avenue Presbyterian Church nf Johnson City state rhairman of the Foundation and Ralph Nollner of Asheville vice-president of the Foun dation Mrs Bums will discuss "Golden Rule Sharing" and urge widespread participation especially in the observance of Golden Rule Week Dec 6-13 She also will discuss the economy menus adapted from those of the United Nations Next Wednesday she will seivei dinP? menu at Milli-l I'v VrM i mm gan College with civic club1 mem-nm iiuniivia i snv bers of upper East Tennessee asi guests It will be served at a cost N'-nh Am Ai Firapo rt Taiai ft Gan Klfirle ivn Knoda (ian Motor Grt Ninth pM Cirrt hound Uoodrar Rub lludaon Motor I In Cnppar Inriu llaon Inil llarvaatar inti Nli kal Inll ft Co John! Manvlllt ft Kanna-oii Cop ftiaaa IK 8 Krosrr tlb Owana Kmd Iia ft Mini laiaa'a Inc Lovkbrad Mak Triivk li I Maiiln Maiaholl f'lrld Maihl-aon Alkali Miami I'opiiar Waid Many 31 1Si 2k ft I I 53ft' 25l 2 ift ftl 2ftf 24 lftl ISftl 2Vft in ft REPORT HIMMLER ORDERS JEWS DIE 30 30 43ft 14 43S 14 DAVIS Davis retired farmer nf grocer's supplier who u1: hL tft in hi awn ra- Shipman Place died at 6 a deposit the check In his own ra' Say Gestapo Head Would 50 Per Cent in Poland 21ft lftl I lift Iftl Ift 5ftj Ift 23ftl SI 20 ft I 30ft I ill: i 14 I 14 23ft I 23ft lift lift today at the home He was a member nf Whittle Springs Methodist Churrh Surviving are the widow Mrs Elizabeth Irwin Davis three sons Sam Tom and Frank Davis: one daughter Martha Allen Davis three sisters Mrs Webb Mrs Wilmnuth of Knax-ville and Mrs Crippen Tacoma Wash The body la at tioning account Designed to facilitate the handling of the coupons the system will affect only retailers distributors and large users of rationed goods such as restaurants which buy from wholesalers The householder will not be affected directly Presently rationing stamps and coupons are taken to local ration boards and exchanged for certificates of larger denominations used to replenish supplies of rationed goods of 16 cents per person FLYNN TRIAL JAN 11 WE LEND Go Ahead and Buy It Lend You the Money Nnrtlirrn I'arllln Ndpll-Hrlxlnutnr Ohio Oil Iwrna 1111 tilaiia rarkard Mutoit I'aramuunl IVnnrt To I'Finn-l'iila I'piniptlanlf llll I'hllliiw pl'lril'm I'llh Harvlr-P dll Radio r-mn Am By rallnl Fraaa LONDON Nov 25 Heinrich Himmler head nf the Nazi Gestapo has ordered that one-half of the large Jewish population in occupied Poland be exterminated by the end of the year reporta from the relish underground movement to the rolish govemment-in-exile here said The first step in the bloody program it was sb id would be to kill 50 per cent of the thousands of Jews living in ghcttocs established by Nazis The remainder would be "liquidated" later There were 3113900 Jews or 98 per cent of the total population in Toland according to the 1931 census but the Germans during more than three years of occupation have reduced this number by killing thousands outright or permitting them to die of star vatlon and disease fppp4l 1 Tha p-4nllnp LOS ANGELES Nov 25-Trial Of Errol Flynn the movie star on charges brought by two teenage girls has been set for Jan 11 Flynn pleaded innocent when arraigned MALTA AIRMEN DOWN NAZI SUPER -PLANE JOHN BARRY John Barry father of Barry 1154 Eleanor Street died at 4 a today at his home at Nashville He was 79 Surviving besides the son here re the yridow Mrs- Joan Dodson Barry four other sons and three daughters Home Purchase Refinancing Home Mortgagues Home Improvement SEE US TODAY lipniinttnn Hand I 1 uft ijippuMir HIppI lift Jtftl lift lintt'ilil MpIpI i 7 I llpjOnltlpTnli 14 1 JJftj 23ft 21 23 gpakiiaiil 0 isil aia-llnrhui lift I Slftl'li ftj'iift Kininiintp ift ns jsj two best investments are War Bonds and a home of your own Put 10 of your pay into War Bonds to help win Victory! Put all your rent money into buying a home! Select your home from the many good buys available Then come HERE We will finance if you are a good bet As Per Instructions He Took Numbers Off Tires With a File MRS rOYNTER Mrs Poyntcr sister of Mrs Clyde Jones of Knoxville By AaoirlalM IVpaa IiONDON Nov A Reuters dispatch said today that a mammoth German transport seaplane capable of carrying up to 80 fully equipped soldiers was shot into the sea yesterday off the eastern coast of Tunisia by RAF long-range fighters from Malta The dispatch called the craft a III ohm and Voss apparently a huge new type by the makers of flying boats which the Nazis used experimentally for 'l 5 4 i lift lift! 14 ft! lift lift! 1 4 ft I Iiftl 14ft 31 ft I 32 I ft 21ft! lift 21ft 5ft ift- nn -V' iiuni gnu' hern I'riilf! KoiilhPin Jlwy In (ilii Api'liV I 'nip null imk-r Nunphln Mill aiHMlaig liianria i 4 4ft! gland nit nr lint I tft Jft Hlnn I ri nf lift1 41ft HIP art Watm-r i ft I Ift Aa'fl I 21 I I ELLIOTT AT FRONT By Saam'llntl l'rM UNITED STATES TWELFTH AIR FORCE HEADQUARTERS Algeria Nov 20 (Delayed) ASSETS QVER TWO AND A HALF MILLIONS I By tall ad From) YREKA Cal Nov George Curtis garage mechanic claims he saw it happen today A motorist borrowed Curtis' file and began to rasp off the serial numbers of his tires "Hey" said Curtis "that's illegal" "Oh no It Isn't" the motorist replied "It says right her on my gasoline application blank the umbers off your HOME FEDERAL SAVINGS TRANSFER SYORAGE CO 418 Nnwdwsy Dial 3-SU4j AND LOAN ASSOCIATION DIAL 3-5186 CLINCH it- 317 l'nlipg Drug Pin Fdry I' Fuhhar Slrai ta pH iiiii tmemmmmemememmm 'A taW! a- A 3- ra ii' i 1 9 1 fli '-i 'VS' -t' Tl If ITS.