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The Pomona, Thursday Evening, June 15, 1944 Page 3, ftaJ- 'JVWV U-Boat Bobs Up Of New England Coast BOYS Work for UNION PACIFIC-, and keep Important war materla' and supplies rolling througlujrou; community. If you want to be a firemawTJr hrakernan someday, learn about the railroad now by working on It. rouij BIG HOTEL DEALS LOS ANGELES. June 15 We can use ail the boy a wo nti P. Barash and company, hotel who are 16 or over to worp This la vary TRAWLER CRIPPLED BUT NOT Cl0' p111 SUNK BY GUNFIRE IN FIRST SUCH INCIDENT IN 2 YEARS Committoo to Do Permanent on our tracks, ers, have announced the transfer ofi aential work.

El Rancho Vegas hotel In Las yoll us now. you will Vgas, New, and the Hayward hotel ceive special consideration foriWTy position you want on the railroad at any time in the future, at Iqwg as you can meet our age and- here. El Rancho Vegas was sold for $1,250,000 to Wilbur Clark. Han DE GAULLE BACK IN ENGLAND BUT RELATIONS WITH ALLIES STILL LACKING CORDIALITY LONDON, June 15 (P Genloommlttee as the provisional gov-Charles lie Gaulle returned to eminent of France and the refusal France yesterday for the first time of the supreme command to let him in four years and received a warm take over the issuing of radio di- Diego business man, and Clay ton "leal requirements, and the position you want is available. Hmlth, local hotel man, by J.

W. The work will be in the PoUHiern California area on an 'gtnff. The Hayward hotel and leasehold Kxtra pancs move. piC to were sold, also by J. W.

Drown andjplace lIoU8lne ad meals are fur-associates, to a Chicago represented by Samuel Levin I flp fufther Joseph Best. Edward Lapkoff and UN1TD STATES EMPLOYMENT Alfred Lapkoff, for $600,000. SERVICE i. El Rancho Vegas consists of 70 bungalows and 100 acres of land. Adv, welcome from the people of liberated Normandy, but.

his relations with Allied authorities remained clouded today by a reported dis-AgreenWnt Involving the employ, ment of French liaison officers dur- LUGGAGE it the correct answer to what to give Father. HANDBAGS 5 GLADSTONE BAGS WARDROBE TRUNKS AIRLINE LUGGAGE BRIEF CASES BILLFOLDS KEY CASES GLUCK'S Reliable Pomona Exchange and Loan Office 291. E. 2nd Ph. 8412 motions to the French people on D-day.

Referring to the Washington report that De Gaulle had cancelled orders for several hundred French officers to land with the first waves ing the invasion. in the invasion, De Gaulle's press During his surprise visit In attache said: Allled-held territory, crowds gath- "This is a most incredible report, ered to cheer De Gaulle and to sing We cancelled no such agreement for "La Marseillaise, The length of never signed such an agreement, his visit was not immediately negotiated several months with closed, but the Brazzaville radio lr. 'the Allies prior to the invasion, but French Equatorial Africa said he as the whole world knows we had stayed in France only, a few reached no agreement with the were sleeping and they came tumbling up on deck, he said. I thought the submarine was a Canadian patrol vessel but I found I was badly mistaken. Before very long, the submarine fired a shot from Its deck cannon across our deck as an Indication that we were to heave crew, except for Capt.

Abbott and the cook, abandoned the trawler at once. The submarine then sprayed her with machine gun bullets and moved swiftly away. A short time later the submarine again swung Into view and started to shell my ship. Abbott said. It was only about 100 feet away at the time.

The shelling continued for about 15 minutes. BOSTON, June 15 (U.R)-rThe first appearance of a German submarine off the North Atlantic fishing banka In two ypfirs was disclosed officially today by the 1st naval district with the arrival In poit of a fishing trawler crippled by gunfire. There were no casualties among the 27-men crew. The line-trawler Lark was subjected to seven salvoes from a deck cannon and then raked with nia-chinegun fire, Capt. James L.

Abbott, 35, Dorchester. said. The submarine raised from the sea while his ship was being moved from one fishing ground to another. was a full moon. Capt.

Abbott was In the pilot house and saw It on the starboard quarter. I summoned all the men who American government nor with the Mlied commanders, either on the government of the liberated terrl- hoursand then returned to England. While he was receiving his ovation In Normandy, qualified sources in Ixmdon said De Gaulle had tory or on sending liaison officers withdrawn all but a handful ofiwith the Invasion forces, fighting French liaison officers at As to reports that cooperation the very' moment Allied troops were between the French population and moving onto the assault beaches, the Allied armies had been impaired that Is quite possible, l-ut it is not our fault." GITA MOD A RED PILV SPRAY Protects Health Drinks sparkle out loud when theyre mixed with Canada Dry Water. Its Pin-Point Carbona- big bottle Ik. I TION insures liveliness 15 I fir1" t0 the Iast P- Pius deposit CANADA DRY WATER A similar report came from high authorities in Washington.

It was said here that these officers had been counted upon by the Allied supreme command to act in a liaison capacity with the French people to help take over civil administration. His action was attributed to anger over the Allies' non-recognition of his National Liberation LIFE IMPRISONMENT CHICAGO. June 15 (U.R' Federal Judge John P. Barnes sentenced Hans Haupt, father of he executed Nazi spy, Herbert Haupt, to life imprisonment Wednesday on a charge of treason. The judge refused Haupts plea for a new trial.

BLACK WIDOW DESCRIBED WASHINGTON, June 15 41?) Opening the curtain Just a -bit on some of its- new aircraft develop mients, the army yesterday revealed these facts about the recently an Inounced P-61 Black Widow, night ifighter of Northrop Aircraft, jat Hawthorne, Cal. It Is powered by two 2000 horse-J power Pratt and Whitney engines 'equipped with four-bladed Hamilton standard propellers; has twin fuselages, twin tails, weighs over 25,000 pounds. Is armed with 20mm. cannon and 50-caliber machine guns, carries new night fighting devices, has a crew of two or three imen, and has long range and effective speed and climb characteristics. Sure death to household Insect pests.

Pleasant to use and stainless. STANDARD OP CALIFORNIA mu iiunami) 0313? sflEpb -aroaa mosquitoe TlL'Y a Bond! Buy Another Bond! Do without thinp, and Buy Bondi! These words should be written in letters of fire! They should be burned deep into the hearts and minds of all Americans. .1 They are a matter of life and death. Now Back die Attack -Buy More Than Before! WASHINGTON. June 15.

Sidney Hillman says his CIO Political action committee (PAC) Intends to be a permanent force In American politics. Recently It haa been assigned much influence probably too much In some cases for the defeat of certain congressmen this spring. PAG Itself has played, pretty mum about claiming influence. This deadpan silence in itself might be smart politics. Hillman is PAC chairman.

In an interview we asked him to say what the score is. He said PAC haa not taken exclusive credit for those congressional defeats, and can't. TAC gunned for the whipped congressmen but other groups were active, too. What about these defeated ones: Senator Holman (R-Ore), Rep. Newsome (D-Ala), and Reps.

Starnes (D-AIa) and Costello (D-Cal), The last two members of the Dies committee, whose chairman, Rep. Dies (D-Tex), has decided not to run again? Explains Technicality Tes, Hillman said, in each of those cases the local PAC worked to defeat those men. But he heavily emphasized this: The national PAC, as such, does not work for an individual congressman's defeat. That Is done by the local branch of the PAC. Hillman said PAC looks at all congressmen's records two ways: their stand on international cooperation after the war and their home front policies.

Take the rase of Holman. He was defeated by Wayne Morse, former member of the War Labor board. Hillman said: Holman was an isolationist. The PAC supported Morse. When he was on the labor board, Morse handed dawn some decisions which antagonized labor.

But we preferred him to Holman. We want a congress which will work for in ternational cooperation." Some political commentators have expressed the suspicion that PAC, which endorses a fourth term for President Roosevelt, eventually miglyt seek to take over the Democratic party. Hillman saids I wouldn't take the Democratic party as a gift on a silver platter. But PAC Is here to stay. It will not end after this years elections.

It is In permanent operation. But Washington Then Awakes PAC was set up by the CIO last July. For many months, while itj did its spadework quietly, it was, practically ignored by the political highdomes in Washington. But they scrambled over one another after the spring primaries to diagnose PAC. Commenting with a grin on this long period of neglect and then the sudden attention, Hillman said: A lot of startled politicans underestimate the strength of the progressive spirit in this country.

It's a mistake to read the 1912 elections, when only 28 million voted instead of the 50 million who voted in 1940, as a trend toward conservatism. Hillman said the local PAC the country has been divided into 14 regions works with local groups such as AFL unions, church organizations, and leagues of women voters. The local PAC takes a- stand for or against a candidate. Hillman said the national PAC upon request or upon Us own initiative will supply the local PAC with information on the record of the -local congressman seeking reelection. All over the country PAC has worked to get people registered to vote and to set up community organizations.

The impression we got from Hillman Is that politicans won't 6neeze at his PAC anymore. patriotism is written in dm Yours Is Written on every Bond you buy mis mm in the JT r-jr-. bv 3 A jf I r- '3-U mM'A' lJlI. THE stepping stones to victory are red with blood of American heroes. Tarawa Salerno Cassino.

Their patriotism is written in blood. Your patriotism is written on every Bond you buy in this vital 5th War Loan. Your name on a War Bond means youre behind our invasion troops. Help hasten the day of Victory by investing in extra War Bonds now. Invest in more than youve ever purchased before.

Invest $100, $200, $300, $400. Those who can, must invest thousands of dollars. For this is the biggest job weve ever had to do. We cant fail our fighting men as they plunge into the biggest and bloodiest struggle of alL WELCOME THE VICTORY VOLUNTEERS when they coll to tell you obout War Bonds Reg. U.

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