Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 42, Number 235, Decatur, Adams County, 4 October 1944 — Page 5

SDAY, OCTOBER 4. 1944.

|Mef Reports Z •MOI REPORT of local 4 ,^w° heign markets I ftlw TT Mt ’ RRAV * co- ® isSsßh klnd ’ of liveßtock •' ' 3 fiSKr, Bern®, Gralgvlll*. 11||!gflr>nrf Wlllshlr* received every day | ' ■■r'lll 12:30 p. m. , i• ■ '"I Oct ! ■ M . ~':K *: ■ "•' Mr, ■ B ■ nt B f 13 25 'K -s<B- 11 -ofl fM IftjMoL ESALE EOG AND WOLW QUOTATIONS fuN’ , « h « d •»> • PRODUCE co. IHHs Phon * 3Bo t Corrected Oct. 4. ...........SflC broilers sad fry*rs_ 13c ' ■■ ■ " r,< —«. 1 w^M ! ' r « and stags— 14c I Kal grain market I MM ELEVATOR CO Cottci £ ..St:? subject to change ■ 5 during day. <! ‘ !i - crt " J at ••e»* to «’- ■UtHM 1 •' •'' 41 • *•< I Se.K> How Corn 1.60 k||^K." ■"'" y ,k ' aMß - 04 70 J "" per per farm livestock * — — a,ltv< ‘ : fuU >' ‘ !'•>■< «• 150 to 210 Jt»n. ;KHB *• ■Hits over 210 n>K and '•'Of,.- HOWS 1I OH few ' I *■ *-" ,i * *•" ••"• ' 14 '"""■ calves loon; fe classes steady to a, five With strong jSIHjM ' ,|,ls higher. top Hteem l '” ■' >'ol • ■|KBHI'-' i.’ifei yearlings 17 7:, Hl3B.'“' '"■■■'* h "" <" |s - 5 . £j^^B Jl "“ ’"•■'■'■’* "’ klll - | medium Houiiiw. Hf B common, light si !»•■“' """’ "* 1| |M,; ra °** hulls 8.10 to 10 25; heavy IrUB 1 '* 11 ' '" 1 ’ ! ""- vealera firm, g «■?.>' !'. oo down stock cattle 1 *-00. market opening '‘ Iy '" slr " ,!g 0,1 ”»••** B'^B hl, ’ r k ,mm| “"<< I W* 1 1 "'" 1,, ‘ 11 ,o lt M; »«•»«■•* '" 1 hot* e lion, common I io mi to 12 50; shorn „ " **" ' 111 ■’ ■*** accordnolliing dune on fed I I BKT WAYNE LIVESTOCK I Wayne. Ind,. Oct 4—(IP) lock; market steady. 160 to 1470; 240 to 400 tbs. •SO to 160 lbs. 14.50; 140 •ha. 14.25; 130 to 140 lbs. *0 •<> 130 Iba. 13.75; 100 u> 13.50. lia 13.75; atags H.&»; male ■SO; calves 16.00; spring 14.00; yearlings jo.00; ewes 4.50. ANAPOLIS livestock '•polls. Oct. 4. __ (Up. _ Uvestock: 9.0oo; market steady; d choke 120-140 lbs., 314.80; 40 lbs . 114.05; 100-119 lbs.. ><: good and choke sows. s i. 1.300; caivea. MtO; market •low. barely steady, under«k to lower; few lota fair- *•«". 314.50415.75; com nd medium mainly SK.SO- - medium and good IU 9414; medium and ’•t «OWS. 39.50441: canner '"“m 35-33.26; good and vealera mostly 50c lower, hades about steady, lop i. 2.600; lambs ateady to good and choice mostly *; bulk medium grade. 12 <5, common usually 38.25ICAGO GRAIN CLOSE £ 31.67 M-U; May. *• Joly f 1.53%.%; Hept.. w .

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FOB SALE FOR dALß—Complete lino of wiring supplies and Sxtwres. Uhrick Bros. Phono 360. 40-ts DON'T SLl!* on ’your waxed or polished floors. Use SurfaceNu no slips or slides or bruises. For sale at Arnold * Klenk. - ft FOR SAbE Table tup model ga-ui-line pressure stove. 328 North Fifth street. Phone 4M 234-g3<x FOR SA lsE-7 room bouse, modern. 715 N 3rd St. Phone 1176. f6r hale 7* room modern house, excellent condition. Price right. C. D. Lewton. 234-3tx, electrical sVppuKs" less of your needs In the line of electrical supplies, large or small, we can supply you, including wire, heating elements, switches, fixtures, etc. Arnold A Klenk. 226-ts FOR SALE — 9 room semi-modern house on 10th street; asphalt shingle siding 31.000 down. Walter J. Bockman, real estate and insurance. g 228-ts FOR HALE St. Bernards, collies. English and German Shepherds. and many other breeds of dogs and puppies. 1 mile north and mile ea»t of Bluffton, Craigville phone. Harry Reed. 233-g6t For SALE "two bedroom"' new home. Winchester street. Hardwood floors. Just redecorated. Built-in cupboards. Natural finished hardwood. Immediate poaseaalon. 3765 down, rest under FIIA like rent. Bob Heller. A Good Realty Service. Phone 870. 2356 t FOR SALE Buckruke; Mayfag"englue; gasoline engine; pump jack. Marlon Tinkham, miles south of Pleasant Mills. 234-2 t FOR SALE — 10 acre farm, 2',i miles east of Decatur. Very good eight room house. Good baru and chicken coop. Walter J. Buckman. Phone 3. k 234-ts FOR SALE- 1 coat, wine color and 1 navy blue tailored suit. Sixe 12-14. Phone 762. g 234-3tx FOR SALE - New bed pillows, never been used. Also extension table. Mrs. O. V. Dillings, phone 615-Q. also Craigville phone. g 235-3 t Forsalf: fioiHieiu lirniTTi month old, 2 Hols'ein bull calves 3 days old. Harvey Bucher, east edge Preble. Preble phone 1 on 3. 235- It x FOR SALE 1937 .Waster De Luxe. 4 Chevrolet. Cleaned. Phone 6961. 335-.lt SEE US before*you sell that go-id used furniture, stove, rug or bicycle. We pay cash. Sprague Furniture Co. Phone 199. 235-3 t FOR~SALE - Team of gray geld Ing. 11 years old. good workers, also set of harness. Everet Singleton. % mile? wust and 1 mile north of Mount Pleasant church. g 235-31 X FOR~SALE — r pro-war woiiid .md coal range. New grates complete. White finish. 825 Winchester St. g 235-3tx FOR SALE Beautifully de< oral-d six room home on one floor, verynear schools and shopping district. New stoker steam heat. Venetian blinds. Built-In cupboards. IJf"time roof, new paint. Garage Pousession, one week. Bob Heller, A Good Realty Service, Phone 870. 2356 t

WANTED SALESLADIES To work full time. Clean enjoyable work. A r ,ply at Once. MORRIS 5 & 10c to $1 Stores N. A. BIXLER OPTOMETRIST hour*: •:M to 11:S0 1R:»0 to »:00 Saturday*. S:00 p. m. Telephone ISS Syea Saamlned Giasaee Fitted

FOR SALE — Fresh and springer Cows; Bred heifers; Good Guernsey bull Also baled clover hay; Corn l.« fodder, cut. mile south. I’4 west of Craigville. Craigville phone 19 on 29 233-3lx WANTED WE MAKE covered battons, do hemstitching and buttonhole making. Mrs. Boardman, 445 South Flrot. 233-26tx SEWING MAimiNE~IfEPAIRING —AU makes. Needles, oil, belts, parts. Boardman's, 445 South First. 223-Mtx WANfEb-ftatiios to repair. Uhrick Bros- jgl-tf WANTED To rent email turniahed Apt. Phone 964 between 8:30 A. M. and 5 P M. 334-3 t WANTED “ Riders. xecond trick'. International Harvester. Phone WANTED?--To rent house by Dec. l. Phone 1545. 233-3tx WANTfeD—Lady from 10 pl m. to 8 a. m. Hix nights weekly. S3O per week. Inquire after I p. m., Hehble's Diner, 13th and Adams on highway 27, Decatur. 235b3t MISCELTaANEOUS rtIEE EHTIMATfcd tor rooting, slding and John Manville rock wool insulation. Saves fuel, spells comfort. health, security. Boardmsn. Phone 411. 233-26 t NEW LOANTLAjrin iddition to our regular farm loans; terms 5 to 35 years at 4% with no expense to borrower. We will make 20 year 4% 1 loans »n tracts from 5 to 40 seres with modern buildings. This is a suburban luan. C. D. Lewton. 196-T ANOTHER ADDED Blown in rock wool Insulation, also built-up roofing, roof mopping. Call for free estimates. Arnold A Klenk. 22«tf FARifERS AWBMffON' —We remove deed horses, cows, hogs, etc. Decatur phone 2000. We pay all phone charges. The Stadler Products Co. 15-tt FOR RENT Ft ill R ENT—6 room modern house. 8 miles west. Chicken house and large garden. Reply Democrat, Box 288. 233-3tX LOST AND FOUND LGBT I.util tan hound, dark on back. Reward. Dau Hailing. Phone 586-T or Joe Geels, Phone 538-C. 23431 X —o Hoosier Sentenced On Charge Os Bigamy Noblesville, Ind.. Oct. 4—(UP! •—Lewis Walton. 31. began a two to five-year prison sentence for bigamy today after finding that Billie quotations were no defense. Walton told circuit judge C. M. Gentry yesterday that he could prove by the Bible that having two wives was no crime, but a deputy prosecutor retorted that “I believe the court will try thik case according to the laws of Indiana ami not by the Bible." Walton then pleaded guilty. Mrt-K'K or t itHMmil VEK'* asi.E or hk w. KsTt rr. la thr Warns < Irea, < oarl Writ Trra*. I»ll HTATE Os INDIANA <•«!! STY OF AHAMH. .-<« Wllllasn Lil.y and Katherine IJby vs flenwnt I 10l It tiger. Alexander Lthv, l»el|a f.tl.y. Mill.- iH-partnient of I’oldli Welfare, County llopartment of l-uldle Welfare. The undereiaiiMl .orniniaodoner by virtue of an order of the AdamClr- uU Court, made and entered In h eause therein pending eirtill<-d William Lihy and Katherine l.lby va. Clement Kolllnie-r. Ale«smi<-r l.lhv. folia l.lby, State Department of I'uldle Welfare and County l»e---partment of l',l,|i< Welfare, cause tiiimlur 17117 hereby gives n->tl<»-that at the law office nt Holier I ft. it. <-|ei.al,an, ISS No. He. end Htreet, in th. elly of Itee.itur, on the IZtli day of October, 1911, at 10:*m o'clock A 34. of said day he will offer f<»r sal- ad piddle auction and at not lean than two thirds of the full a|>prataed value thereof, the following described real eMate, to wit: Intot No. Twenty one tftt in the gecond Addition to th, town of lt,e I,a Vista. tLlnn Grove) Adams County, IMlsnn. Terms of “al* Cash. Hubert It. MoCleltalian Coffintfssloner th pt 27. <>< t I

We have/ discontinued buying TIN and WIRE but will continue to receive It at the yard . Maier Hide & Fur Co. NOTICE! I will be out of my office Wednesday through Sunday after S o'clock p. m. ' Dr. Rolland Reppert 0 Antique Furniture Complete line of all kinds of Antiques. Deratur Antique Shop 410 South Fifth St Decatur. t"4 Mr. S Mrs. Tony Schumacher

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XIITHSC OF <OMPI.ETIOh OF A**i:«*WKNT ROLL TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice in hereby given by the Common Council of the City of Iterator. Indiana, that on the 3rd day of October, ISI4. they approved an aoeaament roll showing the prlatafa«le aaaeidunent for the foliowln* ■bvaerlbed public Improvement, as auth>»rfae4 by the Improvement reaudutloan, for the construction of a sewer known as the "tleneral Electric company Newer Improvement," to-wtt: Crnnmenclng at a nwtnhole on g.-wer No. r.i In the City of Decatut, Indiana, said manhole tre'Oted on the East aide ,»f Vlh Street. 470 feet Houth of lite South kino of Dayton Ave. tleen Hoisth on Sth Street to Newer No. 81 nnar the center of Mareluill Ntreet and Uiere to l*rmlnaHe. I’eraone inder-osted In or affected hy rntld d«t< rlbesl piddle Improvement are Isersdiy notified that the Common <"oun--ll of said City has fiscal the 17th day of October, IM4, as a date upon wlth-h rrmonatrnntvsi will t>«- received, or heard against the amount assessed agajnnt. each piece of property dear-rlbed In sold roll amt wilt determine the question a* to whether such lots or tracts of land hove been or will be benefited In the amount named on said roll. Najd asacewmerrt roll showing primafa. I. assessments, with the name*, of owners and de»< riptlons of proper, ty Httl,je< t to be aswdbsed, Is on file and may be seen at the office of the a b-rk-Treasurer of said city. By order of the Common Count II of the City „t Decatur, Indiana 11. Vernon A urn nd City Clerk-Treasurer Oct. 4-11 MVriCK TO < OhTH tthlHt Notice la hereby given by the Common Huisnvil of the City of De>at tr, Intllana. that sealed proposals will be received at the Clerk-Ttea■ surer’s offh e until the hour of 7 Ao oVlovk I- M rm tlie 17th day nt Oto t«l>er, lull, for the tvmidriitdlon of the fidlowing described public taiprovement in the City of Decatur, Intllana. as authorised by the Improvement resolution mimed f.»r Hie comet rum lon of the following described Improvement amt known im tie OAK NTItWHT HIDEWALK * ct'itii iMPtittvicjriJN-r Concrete sidewalk and < itrl, on the North and South sides of Oak Htreet, from Wlnchcater Htreet to Cleveland Ht rent. All work done In the making of •nld 4-sollud public Improvement slia 11 be In accordance with the terms and conditions of th* improvement resolution, and the detail plans, profile, drawings and sp<«|. Hcatlons whleti are (l n file nrfd may !><• -sen In th,- offl.es <>f the Cky Engineer arid the City Clerk-Tr-a-aurer of the City ~f Deeatitr, IndInna. The bidders In aiPmilttlng proposals for said dea< rtbed public Improvement, must accompany *s«Ht bld with a .ertlfled , h*“'k In the sum of not less ttmn I'm.oo. a» evidence of good faith that the successful hldd-r will eaeiute within ten <Shv» from the aceeptaiu'e of proposals, contnicU* and bonds satisfactory to th'- «ald Common Council to do ths work of making said Improvernents. Failure of tie- successful bidder to enter Into su< h contracts and twonf. upon the acceptance of such proposals will forfeit th* checks and the sum of m>m*y payafde thereon to the city as agreed and liquidated damages for such failure. The ladders shall file prop >a«la on General Bld Fottm No. 85. The Common Council of Ute City of Decatur. Indiana, r«*>ervea the tight to reject any or all blds By order of the Common Connell of the City of Iteimtur, Indiana II Vermm Aurantl City Clerk-Treasurer Oct. 1-11 tppolalateal of Eseeufnr Estate N«. itIX Notice hereby Riven, that Hie undersigned has been 'ippolnted Exe< stor of the estate of Elisabeth Voglew. de late of Adams County, deceased The estate is probably solvent. E-lward W. Meyer*, Executor Vteyrrs A t.ordes. Attsraeya Ch t. 3. 1941. Or I. I*ll-1* MtTII F, OF FIN»4. •E4T4,EWi:»T OF BMTATF. NO. loan N -li. e t 4 heref.y glrs ti to the eredllors. heirs and legatees of Edward .1 Hrhultx, deceased to appear In lite Adam* Circuit Court, held al Decatur. Indiana, on the 27 day of <h-to-Iwr, 1944. and show ruuse. If atty, why th Float Settlement accounts with ill* estate of said deceilent alld not be approved, and apld heirs are not If list to then ami there nrelke pemf of heirship, and rwwlve tlielr distributive shares Esther C H- hultx. Administratrix D<-ca!iir. Ind. 81/3 1911 <3. Hems Illerly, At turner Got. 4-11 SCHAFER COMPANY fContinoed Frum Pofa I) Tin- company is also affllia'i-tl with True-Test Merchandisers, with offices In Chicago anti New York, an organisation of 60 jobber*, who are represented lu ail the whoieaale markets In the country. — O~- — —— Trade in a Good Town — Decatur

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Motion Calendar Procaeaad Foods Blue stamps A3 through Z 8 and A6 through L 5 in book 4 good 10 points indeflnitely Tokeni may be need for ehnnge. Meats All rad stamp* AS through Z 8 and A6 through 05 in book 4 valid indefinitely for rationed meets, cheese and dairy products. Stamps worth 10 points each. fiugar Stamp* 20, 31, 32, and 33, in book 4 good for five pounds Indefinitely. Application for additional canning sugar must be sent to board accompanied by one SPARE stamp 27 for each applicant Stamp 40 In book 4 good for 5 pounds of canning sugar. flhoea No. 1 and No. 2 "airplane” stamp in Book 2 good for one pair each until further notice. Always present Book 3 when making purchase u stamps are invalid if removed from the book. Gasoline Stamp A-12 good for three gallons through Sept. 21. B-3, C-3, B-4, C-4. B-6. and CA good for 5 gallons ULtil further notice. T (third Qtr.) good for 5 gallons through Sept. 30. E. El and E2 good for 1 gal1< . R. R1 and R 2 good for 5 gallons. R and R1 not valid at filling station but consumer may exchange R for E at his local board if he wlabes to purchase non-highway gasoline at filling station. A, B, C, D and T coupons are not valid until they have been endorsed' In ink, pencil, stamped or printed ai'h the automobile registration number and state. Motorists should write 1944 numbers on book 004 on coupons. Fuel OH Period 4 and 5 coupons valid through Aug. 31, 1946 have the following values: 1 unit, 10 gallons; 5 units, 50 gallons; 25 units, 250 gallons. All change-making coupons and reserve coupons are now good. Fuel oil rations for 1944-4 S heating season now being issued. Period 1 good Immediately. Stoves All new heating, cooking and combination heating and cooking stoves, designed tor domestic use. for installation on or above the floor and for the Use of coal, wood, oil, kerosene, gasoline and gaa, are rationed. Certificates must be obtained from local board. Used Fata Each pound of waste fat Is good for two meat-ration pointe. — 0 ' ■■■■■ AL SMITH DIES (Coatlieed rH>** rage 1) geetion which developed .Monday night and acute heart failure.” The cause of Smith'* long Hiners, he continued, waa “intestinal and liver disturbance*'.’ He waa 70. Those who had known Alfred Emanuel Smith intimately over the years saiti that he never recovered from the xhork of hi* wife's death. Mrs. Catherine Dunn Stniih. who watched his political career build up front a Tammany leader to the governor's chair at Albany and reach its eminence a* hi* party’s presidential candidate, died on May 4. 1944 of pneumonia alter a five weeks' illuesit. Smith went Into virtual retirement then. He took no part In 'he 1944 presidential campaign, either for or against hi* one-time political enemy, Fraukllu D. Roosevelt. The "Happy Warrior'' of other years was virtually a political ghost 16 years after he had unsuccessfully bid tor the presidency on 'he Democratic ticket. Roosevelt Tribute Washington. Oct. 4 — <l7P> — President Roosevelt said today that in the parsing of Al Smith, the "Happy Warrior" whom he -twice nominated for the presidency, "tin-1

7 HUNCAir «•** * i — If \ BVMMm AM) % ■ liJaw- X WGOUAV PAVfWS OH CAPH Al (ÜB|CA ImiUhovac > T WQoiwFA. | \ 1 I . AtVANCII \asrt L ” I OH CAPffAI I IOJ.A 0 —ao*unt-Mk ) J \ > 1 nstvnatui f V pV' N, J e ** ws X Mg— RUSSIAN TROOFS have linked up with unite of the Yugoslav 14th Partisan Corps in a converging drive on Belgrade. Struggling against fierce Nazi resistance and the imminence of heavy autumn rains, the combined forces under Marshals Rodion Y. Malinovsky and Tito are threatening the reconquest of big German-worked ,copper and coal mines in a 40mile area between Donjl Mllanovaa and Zajecar, (International) country loses a true patriot.” "The nation mourns the death of the Happy Warrior," Mr. Roosevelt said. "Al Smith had qualities of heart and mind and soul which not only endeared him *o those who came under the spell of hi* dynamic presence in personal association but also made him the idol of the multitude. "To the populace he was a hero Frank, friendly and warmhearted, honest as the noonday sun, he had the courage of his convictions, even when his espousal of unpopular causes invited the enmity of powerful adversaries. "During bis tenure as governor of the great state of New York, he attracted national attention l>y his skill a* an administrator. I' was a natural sequence that he “luntld become the candidate of hi*

Vufe A===* e^M v THE BEST ADVICE for the man who thinks Ke doesn’t need Automobile Liability Insurance is te jack up his car permanently. Those who want to use their cars, yet avoid loss, iniure. Suttles-Edwards Co. Agent* Decatur. Ind. Niblick Store Bldg. . 3a*W Cawpsny *< M*w6a*< Cnaa- j liiiiißiiiill

party for the highest office in the land. "In a bitter campaign, in which his opponent won, Al Smith made no compromise with honor, hones'y or Integrity In hl* passing, the country lose* a true patriot." - o — sth ARMY CONTINUES (Continued From rag* 1) mile* from Bologna Other .Ith army units, parallel-

HELP WANTED lull or part time work. (>ood wages. Light work. Apply at Sanitary Market 157 No. Second St.' Decatur

SALE CALENDAR OCT. a—d Miller, 10 miles southeast of Decatur. 8 miles northeast of Berne, mile south of Salem. Jeff Liechty. AucL OCT. 7—Mr*. Alta Archbold. Household Goods. Town of Monroe. Ind. Chrt* Bohnke, auctioneer. OCT. 9- Mr*. Aletha Leckron*. 3 miles East and 1% miles North of Silver Like. Ind. Weil Improved 220 Acre Farm. J. F. flanmann, Auctioneer, nl-T 9 11 . *l r L n e '? Ck . U !r ! C - Dothrm *" < Chrl. Bohnke, auct*. OCT. io—Ac* Dtrck, 4 miles Northwest of Claypool, Ind. Well ImXX..O. .. I?”"'' 1 A, r * f, ' arln J- F - Sanmann, Auctioneer. O< r. 11—Clarence Ferry, 3 miles Southeast of Quincy, Mich Well , •"'■> Acre farm J. F. Sanmann. Au« tioneer. ()( T 11— Jimmie G. Hirkieti. 5 mile northeant of Det-Mtur. ClojinK 8 * 2 11 Chr ” Bohnke < E - C. Dothrman, MucUotMers. OCT. 16- Merton G. Kime*, 20 mile* northeast of Fort Wayne, 7 miles west of Hicksville, O.; or 2’i miles east of Spencerville and 3'a milt s north of Georgetown on state hlrhway 101. Johnson. Bohnke and Schl*fer*t*in, auctioneers. OCT. 17-Edwin E. Moaer. 4' a mile* west and P, miles north of Berne. Closing out salt Jeff Liechty, Auct. OCT. 19—Henry Liechty, 2 miles east and 1 mile north of Berne. Closing out sale. Jeff Liechty, Auct. OCT. 23—Henry W. Hester, 2'i miles Southeast of Three Rivers, Mich. Maplr Htreet Farm." Fine Modern Country Estate, 140 Acres. J. p. Sanmann, Auctioneer. OCT 21—Charles Showley. Kewana. Indiana. All Personal Property. J. F. Sanmann, Auctioneer. OCT. 21 Wesley Feece, 2'a miles Southeast of Monterey, Ind. Outstanding 156 Acre Farm ami all Personal Property. J. F. Sanmann. Auctioneer. OCT. 25—Noah Johnston Estate, I>j miles West and H mile North of Monroe. Ind. Highly Productive 55 Acre Farm. J. F. Sanmann, Auctioneer

I Men Wantedl We are now hiring able bodied men fc to help unload Grain cars. M | This work pays per hour, with B time and one-half for all over 40 hours E ft per week. There will be lots of over- R ft time while the Soy Beans keep rolling B I i K We also have a few openings for i| ■ good men who want permanent jobs, H t in our Feed Mill. g H 7 Come to our Employment Office t ft any week day between S and 5 and we K will be glad to talk it over with you. S I Central Soya Co. loc. I !•!.( \ll l(. IND. 3 All hiring done under W.M.C. rules. R

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Ing the American drive, captured Cant peggio, a mile northeast of Monghldoro, and headquarter* reported they continued more than a half mile beyond the lown. Two other Allied column* were advancing at nearly the same pace west of the highway. Nations at war <witb the Axis have a population of Mon.ooD.4ted. The Axis nations' total amount* to about 306,000,000.