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The Tipton Daily Tribune from Tipton, Indiana • Page 4

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PAGE FOUB jOTB Fruit Tall Ho. I Can No. 2 cans -23c CORN, 2 No. 2 cans WILSON MILK, 2 tall cans FLOUR, Gold Medal, 10-lb. bag.

PUREX, quart bpttle 15c BISQUICK, large box SARDINES, large can 17c GRAPE FRUIT, No. 2 can. -17c PALMOLIVE SOAP, 3 bars RAISINS, 1-lb. pkg, REACHES, in syrup, Nb.2% can, 25c PICKLES, bread and butter, jar, 17c CATSUP, 2 14-oz. bottles FANCY PEAS, 2 cans SPINACH, 2 No.

cans DiUZ, 2 large boxes CRACKERS, Premium, 1-lb. "box, PINK SALMON, 2 -lb. can 17fl SPAM, 12-oz. PUMPKIN, 2 large cans 25c SANI-FLUSH, tall can (SALAD DRESSING, quart jar JOHNSON GLO-OOATj pint MUSTARD GREENS, 2 cans JIUCH BOMBING. Jap Base At Biiln Is Blasted by THE KV3XL FLAN.

American Planes. United Nations Headciuart srs in Australia, Rushing to the naval and air irces battling the Japanese in the of the Solomon Guadalcanal area sj bombers under erh Solomons, night attack, ax que reported to lay. The raid was anese naval am I aid of American cat command of Douglas MacArthur rained destruction on the enemy base at uin, in the north- a three-h ou communi- but one in a series of devastatii attacks on Jap- air bases in the New Guinea Heavy bombs rs struck at iRa- libaul, on New Britain. Island, for the sixth conse(utive itarget was the lUkumai airdrone. Prunes Extra barge! Pound Box Only Result's of the Other ed the airfields Cape.

Glouceste FLORIDA 'ORANGES, large, 29c HEAD LETTUCE, large I5c GRAPE FRUIT, 4 for 19c IDAHO POTATOES, 10-lb. bag, 49c BRUSSELS SPROUTS, qt. box, 27c PARSNIPS, tasty, 2 Ibs. CAULIFLOWER, large, each TEMPLE ORANGES, dozen NEW GREEN BEANS, Ib 15c TOKAY GRAPES, Ib. NEW CABBAGE, Ib.

8c LEMONS, 3 for PINK GRAPE FRUIT, 2 for PASCAL CELERY, big bunch TURNIPS, solid, 2 Ibs. FRESH. KALE, 2 Ibs. LETTUCE, fresh, Ib. SW-EET POTATOES, 3 Ibs.

JONATHAN APPLES, 4 Ibs. SPANISH ONIONS, big, 2 15c Allied aircraft attack were pot squadrons bomb- at Gasmata und on New Britain. Medium bonders made Former Treasury Official States Positive Views. Washington, -Feb. INS) W.

Hanes, 'former undersecretary of treasury the Roosevelt administration, today urged congressional adoption the Ruml tax plan as an) anti- inflationary contending; that It Would "assure a jmaxi- mnm continuity" of flow; into the treasury ''which -will go; farther toward stopping inflation than any other single proposal." At the same time, le; assailed arguments treasury! officials that the plan is liable to off a dangerous and termed foray to Buin. Successive waves of wept over the airfield. Three fires were started in fuel and ammunition dumps, and. four smaller blazes in'the ceriterj of the field wei el believed to been burning anes. Japanese bas ed at Matkusi also were bljastj in the TenJ 'New LAMB CHOPS, nice, Ib.

40c ROAST, lean, Ib. LAMB, choice, Ib FRESH LAMB iFRIES, Ib. 'SWEETBREADS, nice, Ib. BABY BEEF ROAST, BEEF RIB BOIL, Ib. SIRLOIN STEAK, tender, Ib.

FRESH HAMBURGER, Ib. PORK ROAST, lean, Ib. 35c BACK BONES, nice, Ib. SPARE RIBS, meaty, Ib. FRESH SIDE PORK, Ib.

STUFFED ISAUSAGE, Jib. 35c MEAT FOR LOAF, Ib. SMOKED SAUSAGE, Ib. BACON, no rind, Ib. ARMOUR'S TREET, can SMOKED HAM, sliced, Ib.

FRESH OYSTERS, pint ,550 PHONE 42-47. FREE DELIVERY 'imber -group southwest of Guinea, at An.w'e, 'off the sout coast of New Britain Island, and' in two areas of New Guinea. Several direct hits. Were sci on. a-cargo" ship off Arawe.

vessel listed heavily and grounded on a reef. Attack planes jbombed bo-Wau area, 10 miles sputt of Tht was inflationary; Spiral, the claim that it will favor upper 'income groups as demagogic Hanes, who served 'With, the treasury during President Roosey 1 t's aeicond Eis a'sserfions in an interview granted just rafter fie had listened to Beardsley chairman the New eral reserve outline Us pay-as-you-go plan "to the Ways and treasury's Ruml, fed- House Means committee. Asked what he. thought of the claim that the plan neius From Our Service men Badk to, Camp; Jl. Miller has returned to Fort Knox after a ten- day jf irlbugh spent with relatives.

He and his wife were dinner. guest i yesterday 1 at the home, -of his jsister, Audra Hooton Other guests were' his father and moth jr.Mrl and: Mrsi Miller, i this city. Left For Army. Donald Chasteen, son of Air and Mrs. Clell Chasteen of Prairie'; left- Wednesday for Ft.

Benjamin Harrison at Indianapolis and nas not been transferred from there as His'wife andj-son are at the home of Mr. and I wil rom'al Hoosier state You' never know how much good mail does (till are so far from home I hope can be back witn all of ong be! will nave an 2l' would contribute to inflation by releasing targe sums of for spend'ing purposes people hadj saved to meet Hanes said. "Perhaps-1 money which Mrs. fort. don't know the M.U- where I fighters have ual attack on Two attacks Australian d.ugj in for an were made on jujngle we airdrome at 1 Large I'were started 'planes were bqlieved to have destroyed.

ind i a number TWO MORE "ACES." clnly United in Australia, Two Store Are Recognized. lots have more Anerican flghte: 1 pi- 'Aces" by shooting Aft'cctctl. Indianapolis, Feb. Bradley Haight, Indiana director of the. United States "Employment Service and special representative of the'regional office of the War Manpower night that not immissioii, said last Indianapolis affected by the WMC annour "This-drez critical laboi-shortage area," he said.

"India lapolis is in Class where no la lor shortage is fore- Stalin dent Roose-. gratulated sia on the his supreme is -not listed as a seen for at 1 jast six months." Congratulated. Washington, Feb. 5. Presi- elt last nigiH con- Stalin of 'brilliant victory at of the armies under command.

FJXLAXD No Uctinitu Indicutloii. Tlmt Fiu- Jund Is Ready. Washington, Feb. Amthoritative sources in Washington to-day described as mature rumors that Finland is Kind Friends. i JMr.

and Mrs. "Everett- Small and son, Charles. Ellis, -greatly appreciate the kindness and wish to express their most; thanks to their kind neighbors and friends who assisted in anyway in shucking corn for them: Tuesday. A good deed that Mr. and Mrs.

ready to seek' a separate peace with Soviet Russia. So far, no such overtures have Small and son shall never for- beeu made by the Finnish gov-jget. Mr. Small and family 'have ernment or any other responsible been having the flu and -Mr. representative of that country.

Nevertheless, the American government is hoping that Finland will decide to seek a peace settlement with Russia soon. The United States is Understood to be willing to: use its good offices in helping to brills' about such a settlement providing the iuitial move Is made by Finland. Small has not been able to shuck corn before Christmas. To Visit Mexico. 1 San Jose, Costa Rica, Feb.

5. (INS) President Guardia' Calderon of Costa Rica has accepted invitations to visit Mexi- I co and Cuba, it was announced i today. He expects to reach Mexi- least five 'pla res it was announci headquarters MacArthur. ions Headquarters Feb. 3)-f Joi led the ranki dowi enti thi fires jeen Ofll meaning -of the word but how anyone in their jwildest imagination could he -hrought to the point if view that the Ruml plan 'is Inflationary, when coupled with vlgorbus -withholding laxes and current collections, is something I comprehend.

"Under the contemplated rate of taxation in the 1943- tax bill, I cannot see where any group in our whole population is going to have i surp funds for expendir ture.on anything other than the essentials jot life. "The Ruml plan vigorous pled -with might one is advocating such a "Bear in mind, that- trie adyo-- cates of the Ruml plan are fully triat in order to meet of In air today al Gen. newest are Lieut, i Charles Gallup of cago, and: of Polar, -wisl eut Posthumous tlnguishedl announced serv for hiree men ed in action ea campaign. mund Schroeder Lieut. John awards of th ce cross in They are Ma of Oconto, and Sergt.

Marshfieldi Wis. "Maj. Schrloeder -while to the rescue Arliigtoii. Carl Chert ey of irow of American pa Sergt. Che in an attack trol rnej Russia offered to.

discuss a separate peace settlement with Fin- co Uy late ln and stantly undei en tions. He tided several wounded mm from the field which was At (ircLiicastlc. Mart For SERVICE Insure With First National Agency RALPH WEATHERMAN 115 North Main Street VICTBOLA RECORDS 37C Each 3 for $1.05, WA 55C -'-2 'or $1.00 Danner Bros. Co. Feet Drtcrvfl (Joinfort Bnflders" the fBOME TRADE land as far back as August, 19.41.

That offer, which was transmitted-, to the Finnish minister in Washington by the American govern- me.nt, was rejected This government now feels it is up to Finland to make the first move. While the United States still is wining to act as mediator, the view prevails In authoritative quarters that the time is rapidly running short when the good offices of this government could be effectively utilized to bringing about a satisfactory peace settlement between Finland and the Soviet union. will go from there to Cuba -where he will be the guca Fulgencio Batista. into SHOP FOB SAVINGS C. PBNN1SY 00.

To Correct Law. Indianapolis, Feb. bill to advance the expiration date of chauffeurs' licenses to the last day of February, correcting an error in a law enacted by the 1041 General Assembly, which included only drivers' licenses, was introduced the-House of Representatives yesterday. Called To Illinois. Freed.

Mr. and Johnson and family of Goldsmith were called to West York, 111., Wednesday by the serious' Illness of his Allied Headquarters in North mother, Mrs. Elax Johnson. Africa, -Feb. Henri Hon- They were accompanied by their ore Giraud freed 27 Johnson.and family, Communist' deputies who had of NoblesVIHe.

been under arrest since 1940 and the allied commission on political prisoners announced' that 9.03 political prisoners had been liberated since the allied landings; Indiana Man Washington, Feb. 5. An In- Dully -Bible guotuUun. Have, mercy upon me, Lord, I em weak; heal me. 6:2, 61:2.

Ulahu Ralph Rtdpath Roberts of wan elect.ed yesterday afterhoon Uy the Democratic repregentiftttVeB.aR the now doorkeeper of the Home of ftjep- Phil ducted terday at Greencastle qf this city, the Indianapolis, school affairs- a will return home pects to go his basic traini take special the end of Richard tlje igliis aces Chi- Bons the New dis- weje ktlil- 3uin- sk- was fatally leading of an force led a coiipany posi- ijis Japanese fire. force lated a withholding tax con- compulsory savings but no course. aware President Roosevelt's budget request for $16,000,000,000 new "revenue; still more and other vigorous taxation will have to be undertaken. seeins to me that present discussion -we; are losing sight of get that inother fact. iBon't the present tax act should provide a total revenue Pf not less Add to this the which taxpayers are called on 1 pay for state and local taxaticn jbill totals 547,010,000 000 i "After paying this amount of money, to, the federal, state aid local governments, the are-not going to have much after' normal, to squander on non-essentials.

thje general discussion the; so-called inflationary many economists have lost sight of this which extracted the taxpayer by Charles Nation, at. Frank- Visited 'Cainp; ss Anna Cage Pf Shaifosville, accompanied tpn, after Pvt. Bragg, N. by Tip- home Wednesday having spent the'past -week SamjWeber of Arnie Weber, at Fort t. Weber his Saturday and has transferred to the Medical basi beeii Detrchment.

His address Pkrt. Arnold J. Weber Med. Bet. 325th Glider Inf S2nd Airborne Biv Fort N.

C. Goes To Texas. M. Gunkel, son of Wil iam -J'. Gunltel.

and county has been transferred from F6rt Ben- jamjin Indianapolis, to Sheppard Tex, for hasic training. 1 Soldier's ing I Tlie Tribune has a letter from Pail Glendenin'g fiom Hobb: wh) is now. overseas He wants to' lear. from his friends who are asked to iwrite him at the follow fc. Paul Glendemng Hq.

Co. 1st Bn. 27th Inf PO 9 Care Postmaster lifew Y.l letter follows I should have written you long beVore this. My new address i as shown" above. I have surely en.

oyed reading Tipton Tri buie. I got several issues, at on time since our mail has been, si I was especially inter ested in'the Nov." 9, 10, and llth issues as it told a lot about ou landings: in Af: 1 in 1 in -withdrawing and local i governments. 1 In i e( con- U. S. Navy winding to DePauw Sunday a id ex-.

Jreat Lak ss tor He wabts yeom sixteen an train weeks. Vat Fort Wayiie, Feb. 5. --Ctrl Bartles, 43 fatally yesti mbbile driven by Bartles, sk tracks 'and pole. Robe iddec passenger, as; injured cr Hum Bern Swi Fopolo d'lti of Milan published in -i njurcil.

ng yearj old, wajs hyrt relay when auto- his' son, Harold on st reetcar sldeswlped; a 2 from llcrn zcrlijnd, ''Feb. Ank ara yesterday roorting Genon Chiang. Kal-i hck was flying United Statles 'with his headquarter! i officers' and Chinese fun stlonaries. Italy, ch lissimo to the leneral gh Cal tern to Meet. roadcast hekrd by the FCC Conservation club sklsh utility nolne'r tically.

any consideration of th tax; brill should-lie true figur the i overall burdfen clearly stated at- its a Xainc. federlal igton. Feb. id lis Waslii J. Rockejr.

1324 West Wushingtjon hasjproposed for the i Women's Marine being or- Hls pronosed name is which stands for Mar: a name Corps Reserve, is gaiiized. "Mars." Auxiliary Reserve Wore K.vccutlons. New York, Executicn of. 50 Belgrade residents "ii reprisal for the murder German army Bergeant" by. radio reported the news.

I ica. I have been several of thb'cities mentione There Will be no Mor tail Deliveries on ad in quite rozen. Notice! H. be a while! It had been glad to 'my friends receive back the Mr. and of I you day.

next New Year's in a year of service Sincerely, FFC. Paul GlendenTn-g Address. tl i il Mrs. James Hummer run of Windfall have been informed is a slight change in their son's address which follows! Pvt. Max' Plummer Co.

32nd Replacement (Railway) Bn. N.O.F<A. New Will: Orleans, La Transferred. am (Billy)I Ballard Tipton Ora LESS COFPEte. York Restaurants IMust- Economize oil the: Beverage.

New York, Febi emi-Tass, whether you -like not, will be the order of! the day in New York icause of the coffee shortage, it predicted today. More', than that," restaurant see the possibility of hours during the day in conserve the cjoveted bean. i But the" fcrew still will be! to-. Miss Elsa Cur-' tSs, executive' director: of Jew. York State Restaurant to Philadelphia; when 1 reported at' Great Lakes after spending; a short leave in Tipton visiting i friends and relatives.

His new address, is Wit- Ballard, Receiving Ship, Buildiiig 655, Pa At Convention. Leist, superintendent city schools, leftj moinn for Indianapolis, phere two-day cqnveri- cf the Indiana City Town tion a and Superintendents' associar the 'Lincoln hotel. Teal of Atlanta itor JPridayJ of this Tip- the As- bciatlon. No so-called "extend- rs" will be thrown pot, he declared. Recreation Room.

The Blue and White ioh of the Wfat Street- ihristlan church will bnight, Friday, to- 10 I j'clock and Saturday night after he basketball game. Choir Tonight. The Christian chuich choirjj will- meet at 15.o'clock at the Alii members are urged to attend. .1 I RIOE, Monarch long IfljJ griiin, unccated, Ib liWw R.E1) KIDXEY BKAXS, Ysirht Club, choice, 12-07. box LLMV Jfonarch, largt, box W.E.

May's Market also was interest in getting' the selection news, read j.about'.i every page Of wj.ys curious as to-who drafted 'and. the neTvs of 'men 'in the- service: I was made private first class ille aboard on our way. to Africa. I am still Co. clerk.

We had a very good meal to- di y. We" had turkey, gravy, potatoes, fruit salad, tomato, argones and apples That wjis first fresh pleat we had of'one was reported today France in a broadcast 18 A WAVfe. Northainpton, Feb. 5. 1 Jacobs, queen of the clay courts, trim In her Pig- Shanks, Kmeaty, Canadian Bacon, 'emple Oranges, doizen mith's I.G.A.

MARKET TONITEand SATURDAY TWO BIG PICTURES And 2 Grand -Serials jlohiuij Slack Brown Jin I Silver Bullet" Kwzzj Knight anil 1'uls of the Golden JohniijS Best IMcture! Als John Slielton in "Foreign Agent" See How i the F.B.I. Kattlcsnakcs of Home Front' the the IJast Chapter of Wue uhlform, today had laid aside hleri raquet to learn the ways of tne Navy, as a Japs. Want Insuraace. York, Feb. Japanese parliament, accord- JPor Service Money Bill Folds Photo Cases 'or i Costume Jewelry Bets i Diamonds FOSTER of Our New and Greater berml ROYAL MOUNTED" Excitin hapters Fver to Conte Thuntler- ing Out of the- SUNDAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY kf.

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