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It is not apt to say anything of there until objectives have been attained and consolidated; but the scene of action as outlined by the Nazis sufficiently indicates what that objective must be. There is ample elbow room west of the middle Oder for establishment of a wide and deep bridgehead iron which to launch the final march on Berlin from the east and northeast under more favorable terrain conditions than in an approach from the southeast across the Keisse- Oder line. Flanks Art Cleared With all central and western Pomerania cleared of the Nazi foe, Zhukov has nothing to fear on his right flank. On his left, Ukrainian armies have palled up abreast of the Oder front along the Neisse and are in position to widen the final attack perimeter three-fold if. they have not already struck.

And width of assault front is a vital element in Russian tactical deployment. The wider it is the thinner drawn must be the ranks of the dwindling'- German oppose it and the easier the achievement of a breakthrough to Berlin itself. The very silence of Moscow as to developments on the middle Oder line is significant. With "ihs right flank situation cleared up by close investment of. Stettin at the mouth, Moscow turned far to the south for an official report on' a Red Army victory.

It told of a surge northward in Slo- at point 80 miles east of Bratislavia and. the capture of Banska-Stiavnica. The town lies due north of Budapest on a through rail and road connection leading direct through Jablonka pass to the south'side of "the Moravian gap. through which Russian forces have been slowly edging Vienna from east. The Russian advance northward at that point in Slovakia; is the first definite indication from the south of an attempt to seal off the Nazi bulge eastward in the Carpathians.

Pistol-Pockin'Lad Facing Return To Reform Institution NUGENT E. BROWN Austin Man Buys Crosbyton Review CROSBYTON, March T. of the Crosbyton Review newspaper to Nugent E. Brown of Austin and Nacogdoches was announced Tuesday by W. M.

Curry, publisher of the Review the last 21 years. Brown, who has been on duty with the Army Air forces for over three years as a public relations officer with the rank of captain, his last station being Bergstrom field at Austin, has been retired to inactive status with the Army and took over his new duties March 2. Well Over Stale "The new owner is author of the book, Hall, Texas," a history of Nacogdoches county and other historical volumes. He is known over Texas, having been in newspaper and publicity work 20 years, various times with the Houston Post. Dallas Dispatch, Kilgore Daily News, Nacogroches Herald and operator of a publicity bureau 'in Austin for five years before the war! During his recent tdur of duty with the Army, Capt.

Brown was public relations officer at Columbus, Tuskegee, Stuttgart. and at Bergstrom field, in addition to temporary duty at AAF headquarters in Washington. Mrs. Brown and son, Harlan, will the new publisher here this week. Capt.

Seagraygs Is Now Reported Dead Capt. Robert K. Seagraves, who was previously reported as missing in action since June is how known to have been 'killed in action, the War department notified his wife, Mrs. "Frieda Seagraves of 1316 Fifteenth. Captain SeagraveSj Holder of the Distinguished Flying Cross and the Air Medal with five brpnze and cluster, is a son of Mrs.

Leona of Anderson, Ind. He received his commission at Midland Army'Air field in June, 1942, and went overseas the following Captain a bombardier in a B-26 with the Ninth Air force was shot down over France on D-Day. Mrs. Seagraves is employed in the FHA department of Lubbock National bank. A host of loveable Fashions for the As adorable as-the young lives they are made for.

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Wednesday overruled an application for a motion of rehearing in the case, of Jessie Mae Robinson and others against Annie Mae Murrell and others, from Lubbock county, the Associated Press announced from, The high court recently affirmed of the Amarillo court of civil appeals which, in turn, had supported a judgment of Judge Dan Blair of 72nd district, Lubbock for defendants Annie Mae-Murrell and others. The action, for. partition of 320 acres of Lubbock county land, described as the east half of section block" JS, turned on intent of a "grantor years ago in handing down the property, the and appellate courts having found clauses in the conveyance that were inconsistent with each other. Trial and appellate courts -interpreted ownership of the land to have been vested in Annie Mae Murrell and others since the death of the- grantee, who was interpreted to "have held only a life estate in the property and thus could not pass it to plaintiffs and appellants, who were, hot named in the conveyance; that the to Annie Mae Murrell and others, who specifically were named to Inherit it. Girt To The Red Cross! IRRITATIONS OF EXTERNAL CAUSE Eczema, acne pimples, simple ringworm, tetter, wit rheum, bumps (blackheads), and ugly broken-out tan.

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Dr. E. D. Thompson CLINIC RECTAL DISEASES Colonic 2121 Broadway Dial 7391 A boy, described by taxi drive as a pistol-packing held Wednesday in Lubbock count jail for investigation that likel will remand him to a state reform institution at Gatesville, city county juvenile officials said- Early Sunday, the taxi drive charged, the youth "pulled a gun on him. The youth, told John W.

Wilson, city-county juvcaile counsellor he used the gun in "self-protec tion." Wilson's logical answer had do with the necessity, if.any, the suspect's having "had th gun on, in the first place." The incident was not the firs irregularity in the youth's "rathe spotty career." He was mixed last year with others of approximate age in loot ing of rooms in a downtown hotel and theft of radio, money other properly. En route to the reform institu tion, the suspect held grab bed the gun of the transporting officer and pitched it into the bad seat with the other two prisoners Only, quick action of the officer prevented possibility of furthe criminal violence. He swept his arm around, fol lowing the passage of the weapon and seized the gun before it coulc be brought to bear on him. That was in the fall of last year The youth held here was releaset in December, on "furlough." Explanation Meeting On Deferments Set Joe Arrington, chairman of the Lubbock district maintenance advisory committee of the Office of Defenr Transportation, Wednesday said in order that employers of all highway transport operating cflmpanies and maintenance establishments might be fully informed of their responsibilities and to acquaint them -with procedure necessaiy in filing the information required for men on whom they seek had been'made for. a meeting at 8 o'clock tonight ui the assembly' room of the West Texas Gas.

company. Speakers familiar with the procedure ynO. appear oh the program. Distribution of the "Employer Responsibilities," will be made at the of the meeting. Only those employers who submit lists and form Special, (revised), will be eligible to have then- employes certified for deferments.

i importance" of this meeting is vital to all highway transportation operating companies and maintenance establishments, Arrington said. Arrangements, should be made for a represeritativ.e'to be in attendance. GET A Good with a head oflustrqus well-kept hair. Moroline Hair Tonic helps tame unruly ends, supplements natural oil of dry scalp. Addslustre, sheen to hair, bottle only 25c.

iIorolineHairTonic. AdT. White, iomwir has been'-commissioned a second lieutenant in the field, according to information received by.hig wii'e, the former Miss Lou Whib. Lt. White, who was formerly news editor of the Port Arthur Daily News and assistant regional director of the Office of War Information at Dallas, is now attached to the public relations section of the American Army headquarters in Paris.

He is a graduate of Texas Tech. thai LI. E. Holman, 21, husband of Holman of 1914 Eighteenth, has bt-en missing in action over Austria since Feb. 7 was confirmed in' a letter to Mrs.

Holman from the commanding general of the Fifteenth Air Force in Italy. The letter said Lt. Holman's bomber, a B-24 Liberator, left the flight formation after a bombing raid on the Moonsbierbaum oil refineries near Vienna, and that when last'seen it was under control as it disappeared into the undercast. This happened near Obersatong, Austria, the letter said. Randolph BUlingilty has written his parents, Mr.

andJMrs. E. R. Billingsley of 2709 Thirtieth, from a German camp. He parachuted Oct.

20 from his aerial station on a B-24 Liberator bomber over Germany. He said he was well, had nothing to do except Me around in a "dormitory and eat and sleep. Ha asked that Red Cross send candy, pudding, cigarets and sugar. His greatest concern, he said, "next to the uncertainty preceding the opening of my parachute," was how his parents took the news of his missing in action. He said, "I am looking forward to flying back with my crew.

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