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specialist corps. FBI Director J. ‘Edgar ‘Hoover said Cecil M. Pugh, 85, known to federal officers as E. E. Alexander, had ‘passed 750 bogus checks: totaling nearly $40,000. He was arrested Oct, 120 in a Chicago print shop where ¥ he had ordered. a supply of blank checks. A : The FBI said Pugh, ‘or. “Alexand“ler,” had been positively identified as “the most widely sought badcheck artist in the United States.” Questioned after his arrest, Pugh said, according to the FBI, that “he had planned to quit his nefarious career since he had pending an application with the war department for a commission. as a specialist.”

DOES YOUR NOSE FILLUP.

from bed and shoved the intruder.| Losing his balance he fell backward

through the first floor bedroom window and made his escape. At 2:30 a. m., one hour later, poHce were called to the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Gilhooley, 941 W. th st., where the intruder took a few dollars and threatened Miss Lillian Wood, 3 Toomer, ill with

: The “yes” and the “no” in correct sized packages for mating to Before mailing a package to her son, Mrs. John Claney, 1235 E. men out of the country is demonstrated to Mrs. Max Hittle, 4926 Col- Market st. (right), fastens the bundle securely with the aid of Mrs. lege ave., by Mr. White. ; Margaret McCleary, 702 W. 424 st., mother of another soldier.

GREEKS PROMISED Only 3 Days Remain io Sond | SAFETY AND. PEACE| Advent Church Calls Tennessee Pastor church, Columbia; - ‘is head of the church in Columbia and heard al

P ackages fo M en Over: sed WASHINGTON, Oct. 20 (U.P) — hi EMMA RIVERS MINER Columbia Red Cross, a member of | Rev. Mr. Thrasher preach,

President Roosevelt and Under- . ties pusidenine i on lo the diocesan governing and stand- | result, the call was extended by i ‘Welles ing committees and a trustee of the|vestry, ‘five churchwomen and sevHave you mailed that Christmas package to your soldier overseas? |secretary of ‘State Sumner Better -hurry. . . . only three more mailing days before the Nov. 1/last night paid- tribute to Greek Church of the Advent, ee Columbia. Institute. Stal addiional men, WN. J Ham deadline. resistance to the axis and promised|R, Thrasher, Columbus, Tenn: ‘He is 33, a fisherman, a tennis Bliss, junior warden of the vestry, And if you are a little tardy think of this: ted player and interested in Christian

that the end of the war will bring| The Rev. Mr. Thrasher is expec Mail of all kinds, but especially Christmas mail, directly affects the social relations. He has held pas{a world order of safety and peace|fo attend a dinner in the parish fora iso in Chattanooga and CALL WOMEN FOR SERVICE SYDNEY, Oct. 20 (U. P.)~—

morale of our armed services overseas. for small nations. house Monday evening and give: his And the United States postal au- The messages were delivered on|decision soon afterward. New York state. thorities, as well as army and navy|ihe gecond anniversary of Italy’s| The Rt. Rev. R. A. Kirchhoffer,| The new minister of the Advent|Francis M. Forde, in his capacity

Mrs. Charles McClung, 1818 Holloway ave. mails a Christmas package of the right size and weight to her husband overseas. Receiving * the parcel is Hester White, postal receiving clerk.

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CONTINUE SEARCH FOR RICKENBACKER

ASHINGTON, Oct. 29 (U. P.).— Secretary of War Stimson said today that the search for Capt. E. V.

(Eddie) Rickenbacker has not been

abandoned and that he was “clinging to the hope” that the filer will

be found. Capt. Rickenbacker was reported missing in the Pacific on Oct. 23, while flying on a special mission for the secretary. Secretary Stimson said during his regular weekly press conference today that “you all remember Capt. Rickenbacker’s appearance at this conference Oct. 15, when he was reporting on army air forces personnel and equipment in England.”

“The trip of which he was telling

was made in his capacity as my confidential adviser on aviation,” Secretary Stimson said. “When he was reported missing eight days later, he was on a similar mission in the Pacific. “There-has been no news of the army plane ‘which was carrying Capt. Rickenbacker. But the search for him and the seven army fliers who were with him has not been abandoned.”

QUALIFIES AS MARKSMAN

Pvt. James B. Shaw, son of Mrs. Teo L. Stevens, 1140 Medford st., cent on qualified as a rifle sharpshooter cen | a Pt. McClellan, Ala. «He was inducted Sept. 9 and is attached to

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officials fully realize this fact. Official instructions issued to all postoffices stress this and call upon civilians to comply “With instructions.

' 6. Pounds Preferred

The top weight limit for packages don

mailed to men overseas cah be.as great as 11 pounds, but the army and navy ask that the top weight be six pounds. In size, the package must not exceed 18 inches in length or 42 inches in length and girth combined. In other words keep them to the’ size of a “shoe box’ but don’t use one. “It’s too flimsy,” says Adolph Seidensticker, postmaster. And there are lots of other don’ts that must be followed if you want your package fo reach its destination safely.

Follow Three Rules

DON'T send foodstuffs or clothing. The men in the service have plenty of each. - DON'T send more than one package a week to the same addressee by any person or on behalf thereof. DON’T send intoxicants, inflammable materials, poisons or: other compositions which may kill or injure another or damage the mails. DON’T use a gummed label on the package for addressing purposes. Write directly on the package. Salt water air affects the adhesive and the label is. likely to come off. DON'T hog-tie your.package. It will probably have to be opened by censors. BUT DO fasten it securely.

Follow these instructions so from :

thousands of miles away you can say; “Merry Christmas,” to someone

sin the armed services.

M’LEISH RESIGNATION FROM OWI IS DENIED

WASHINGTON, Oct. 29 (U.P).

B|| —Archibald MacLeish, librarian of

congress, has not resigned as assistant director of the office of war information but his future plans

il | are uncertain, his office said today.

Mr. MacLeish was “not available”

El | to newspapermen who called to {| check published reports that he had

resigned but. his secretary had a statement prepared. © “Mr; MacLeish hag not resigned from the office of war information,” she said. “He is obliged to give all of his time to the library just now. He does not know what his future plans will be.”

SEARCH BEGINS FOR 40 YOUNG SCIENTISTS

. WASHINGTON, Oct. 29 (U. F.).

—Science Service today began al

search for .the 40 most. talented young - scientists - ‘among 1,650,000

fl | high school seniors, who will com-

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BUILD NEW. CITY FOR

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LA PORTE, Ind, Oct. 29 (U. P.)— A $13,700,000 city .for war workers at the Kingsbury ordnance plant will be" completed and ready for occupancy Jan. 1, 1943, A. J. Parkin, U. S. housing representative, ane nounced yesterday. The city, planned and constructed

by the federal government, will

have a population ‘of - between 10;000 and 12,000 and will be known

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i CAMP CALLAN, Cal. (U. P.)—~In Pvt, Wayne Philips of Arriba, Cal, his “buddies” claim to have the only ‘private in the army who at 42 years of g is a i¥o-time Sratlawes.

assault on Greece. bishop of the Episcopal diocese of He read a message from Mr. Indianapolis, will speak at the servRoosevelt to the Greek ambassador|ice following the dinner. which said “Greece has set the ex-| The Rev. Mr. Thrasher is a: native ample which everyone of us must|southerner, educated at the Univerfollow until the despoilers of free-|{sity of Tennessee, South and /Cineverywhere have been brought cinnati. ‘He is in charge of two Tissions in addition to St Peter’s

Southworth who resigned in July.

copal diocese.

to their Just « doom.” met Judson visited . St. Peter’s'or the women’s land army.

church will succeed the Rev. George as minister for army, announced to- | reliev

The church has 650 members and |98Y that unmarried women who are claims the largest Sunday school!10t gainfully employed soon will ve of any congregation of the Epis-|interviewed and given the choice of working in war industries or enlistThomas P. Jenkins and Mrs. Em-|ing in women’s service auxiliaries

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