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Evening World-Herald from Omaha, Nebraska • 7

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Omaha, Nebraska
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7
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SEVEN a rrile further on Spur Spur sons to safety fellow 15 Photos bv State rank rank Mc CANADA DRY Jen IV THE TIME TO BHtenadrtrwwi Telephone JA 3388 Store Hours: 9 A to 5 I 15th and Douglas Streets MOST POPULAR COEE of the captured German EitseinSsle Suits or Defense Workers Office Vacationists Workers Gardeners and Victor ICED COEE slack suits are almost ctfita infancy Here Are Two Types 54 comes the stranger he sees in the mirror 41 UrowniiM) Khhj 4k 5 15th and Douglas Sts Browning King Main loor i erected by ob Moore Examines the Victory I 1 jas two I and '7 BOSDS STAMPS look at the victory erected by the BORN 1820 still going strong 1 finer Coffee a more serving to an led around and German said Then a rna up on them destroyer and would meet in 3940 A coke I've and a good American Metropolitan Utilities directors voted Wednesday afternoon to con tinue its property tax for main tenance of fire hydrants at one half mill in 1944 the same as for 1943 and one tenth mill below the sleep The Americans breathing normally Both 868 proof GINGER AU INC New York Sole Importer Townsfolk Greet the man who led their (Story at Left) rs Moot Junior months These cool comfortable a for this summer weather They save your regular clothing they dress you up in comfort and in good taste The levy produces about 120 oiisand dollars toward operation of the municipal water system Directors opposed casual sugges tions for a cut holding that the levy is the only way to require nonresident property owners to contribute toward fire protection water service General Manager Walter Byrne estimated the tax yield at about half the cost of extra water facilities required for fire emergencies Directors also voted to con tinue for the June August quarter the cost of living bonus of per cent to employes drawing salaries of S250 monthly or less As an offset to increased living expense? the bonus was begun in March 3942 shoot for a $50 bond first prize a $25 bond for second $10 in slumps for Hurd llcrzbeigs ako has set up set i ions headed Ly Dorothy ista and Harriet Yarwood Vinson Assistant Named Washington (INS) Presi Pnnr Rnncnvelt lain Wndnesdav an I Tomas Underwood i Tr jJLexmgion ivy newspaper puu ilisher to be the assistant to Eco nomic Stabilization Director red Vinson CroxsdMe Col Moore and Nancy After Iced coffee at its best when you give it the fresher flavor of So make summertime pleasant time by Iced Coffee Sees amily irst Time in 16 Months went to started again About Americans heard voices talking in a clump of bushes This was about the point where the troops were to meet the sup porting Americans Moore walked over to greet his sup port A man came out towards him The oncoming man spoke It was in German Moore turned walked back The something again chine gun opened Then other fire came from other places around Mortars started booming and lobbing shells at the Americans In the darkres the aim was bad and the fire went over the Amer ican's head The company commanded by Capt loyd Sparks slipped back toward German territory swung around the lines and made its way to the cross road where he rendezvoused with the waiting guides The other men of the company did likewise That Moore said was about all Except that one week ago today he was in Tunisia a small world W'' Tkti MR 'mGII OP A Exempts Resort Refrigerator Rent Mechanical refrigerators rented to losort users are exempt from the OPA rental ceilings on re frigerators if similar rentals were made before April 3 1312 OPA said Thursday The refrigerator Earle Bunker An American hamburger Is shared with his daughter WORLD HERALD: OMAHA NEB THURSDAY JULY 15 1943 taken cers One officers came to Moore to tell him the Americans were heavily outnumbered and surrounded lb asked Moore to surrenderMoore said he didn't but her to answer him That night a plane dropped message telling the Americans to withdraw to a point where a supporting tank Inf'antrv group them It was to be a nine mile retreat The Americans marched nut in two columns taking with them prisoners who were told they would be bnyonetted if they made an outcry There was no attempt to sneak out Moore said The men were told march right through the German lines After a considerable distance the column went by an emplaced bS niillimeter gun It was so close Moore said that they could have reached out and touched it A soldier sleeping on the ground roused up and said something in German Moore said no one an swered The soldier after a minute stretched back out and London Speculates on ate London The question of whether Nazi Gen ield Marshal Erwin Rommel former command er of Koi ps subject London ollowing uncon firmed report from Stockholm that the German leader and five aides were shot down by allied fighters as Rommel flew in a giant transport to assume command of enemy forces in Sicily informa tion reached London that Rommel' still is in rance According to this report the marshal is hospitalized at a rench city presumably Aix Les Bains Berne dispatch however said that when Rommel received word of the allied invasion of Sicily he left the hospital and drove Lyons for Coffee enjoy finer HEN a man puts on our smart looking clothes he wei BLENDED SCOTCH WHISKY Still as mellow and smooth as everthe finest of scotches Due to British tear restrictions gold foil has been eliminated and other slight changes have been made on the outside of the familiar Johnnie Walker bottle but inside good old Johnnie Walker whisky remains unchanged Johnnie tfALKER drowc WITH CANADA DRY JQuality of coffee that just that lacks zip and fresh flavored goodness? Well the time to change all that Dy cnanging to Coffee avorite! This grand coffee sings with the superb flavor that makes a second cup a must Note too that in spite of wartime conditions the grand quality of Coffee has not changed in fact no better coffee at any price! Now that vou can have more coffee be sure that the coffee yott buy is right on the beam Use all your coupons fresher flavor! Ralston Country Club iles as Corporation The Ralston Country club filed articles as a non profit corpora tion with of Marsh at Lincoln Thursday Incorporators are I Kim McDonald Lynn they did Boughn Keen Hamilton and Harry I I jBothrner of Ralston (Continued Irom Paze 1) park There were another 50 persons there They crowded around How is my boy? My son is he all right? Have you heard anything 'fhere were strained voices lines in faces underlining the question ers anxiety There were pride ful faces The sunbaked hills of Africa vere very close to this community in the heart of the Iowa corn belt To the drug store where he had jerked sodas and compound ed prescriptions before being called to service with the na tional guard second hamburger hamburger Outside to arch of flags businessmen A community sym bol of the pride in this man who with his fellow farm tx It boys stood off overpowering forces of Germans last ebruary at aid pm who led 650 men through the German lines safety when the son of many other Iowa home was being off to prison camp Col More was home And on every hand were ques tions about the escape the eno that resulkri in his being upped from major and awarded the silver star rncdal Patiently he told it haw been here Wednes day in time for the celebration planned when more than four hundred people milled about the park waiting except for the weather which grounded him at Dayton Moore explained Mrs Moore spent a seven hour vigil the airport in Omaha waiting for him finally went home The Instructions to group of 620 men said to the atop which they were entrenched with mortars The American' did just that thought outnumbered for two days until they were ordered to leave When Hie action started observers told him Gor man units were moving up info the area lie recounted and later additional scouts reported Ins unit perched out of sight on Hie mountain was completely snt rounded An hour later the Americans spotted the approach of what nppe'ired to be tank column and troop carriers The Anvti cans make out whether they were enemy troops or not They drew closer and vere revealed not only as Germans but ns a heavy artillery group of about two hundred men Moore said the Americans waited until the Germans were within seven hundred yards and then cut loose The American fire nearly annihilated the ar tillery column and the few sur vivors fled the scene No sooner had this action died down than a small unit of Germans traveling in four trucks and two motorcycles came from another direction Again the well concealed Ameri cans lot them come into close range then opened fire AH of iiiip was killed or cap Among the prisoners were two German offi iire Hydrant i uem xu Levy Remamsipointed i nxHnrrt Bob Moore Gets Tearful Heartfelt Welcome Home the now defunct Afrika is dead or alive was the of much speculation in Thursday Wednesday report from nelUu'V not vS good non Trike Aft? I lh0'S lb's liner iee coUee wort rqgicroRY BUY The Moore drug store is home SnSSEBSEMNOKMWM RA Pounds Nazi Transport System London RA fighter planes maintained the allied aerial of 5 tensive over western Europe Wed i nesday night with hnrrassing at tacks on Germany's hard pressed I transportation system the air ministry news service announced Thursday i One Mosquito plane was report ed to have flown more than three hundred miles from its British base to damage a locomotive south of Strasbourg while another shot up two locomotives on a similar foray There were no indications of large scale bombing operations lover the continent however Brit 1 ain meanwhile enjoyed a raid free night Bond Buyer Can I Specify Credit (Continued tram Pag 1 day period which ends next Thurs day mav send a special "Bornb to the president on which Ithey may write a 15 word message their own composition Principal retail stores the post office and banks have Bomb gram blanks Representatives of Omahals busi 1 iness associations at the Chamber! Commerce Wednesday discussed Hhe retail store and theater July (bite The World contest in connection with campaign and ays to get more small retailers interested It was pointed out that the smaller retailer lias a spbmdal chance to fly the winning flag because the contest is decided oika per employo basis i Stores Have Own Contests A number of Omaha stores ako bare naging contests within thf'iri orgnmzat ions as well as dial time lor the cily wide World ild prizes Orchard Wilhclm company divided its nt 1 in groups lhose at the store I those at the warehouse Top ibond salesmen in each group AT ALL SUPER MARKETS AND OOD STORES EX atw i 5Sr 4 Yr St BBL i 1 WW Ik A M19 TL 4 1 cfe I fell I wv igSfeOl col I ninrTiMrtiiMi i Hl mi'M ij Ms Uv Vv Lk EB 'W" wnti te I 1 1 1ZT S' sr Sl 'K a sfcA'A TN Afk zv Ur TTH PTnii i i aJmpr 'W Jr TMl 111 Hll tz 'J Jx juBnrdnjwr' 'av wtvi a Tk Wk 4 J' JA Jf kvx xx hh I HT1 'tw IB ill I ihiir aaar is srvnflMBBI Bl HO I er A 4 'ex' SAJ3B3T rvX HIHrih i I ll i Mgn IRIIU zTx" I MMM teML' MMBk1 I li'iMfial i s' i Wond Ilernkl I 5 di h' '4 I 4k fflll IH llflBnM9fflKulL I Sr" tnfWtf I V4 i I JS 'jt' zwv 'z wroknv zvs rz amw 'z 2 a A iSRed 'klrffu Vv VS ZZZzBWir A Ptkfr cal VAAafrSZ 5 a A 4 Xy A Jr A a Ann PhnrCTA WHflT e' 'SkZ'X 4v VXA 4 At zz if' z'es April JTZ i 4 T'r i 'J' vrv L'WW i I i A ns A a lllWBHIIIO BUM i I 1 1 fh I iw wWB feMita rlrW riir wLvpi'' i yyk i rim i Z2 5 31 I tel fcojtggl AaHB 7 ibs VB BA TTlBTr 1 i I tvr 2 A Jit I MffiN waMgSgS HKKk ngnr nHSnl i hh jB inc £3 ipk CoHon Gabardine Suit 50 with Short Sleeves Cotton Gabardine Suit MllSO with Long Sleeves Spun Rayon Suit with Short Sleeves Spun Rayon Suit with 093 Long Sleeves 4.

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