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Honors Pour ir Fire Reins EDUCATION British T Mo Fast 66 FROM-HOWE-ON- BYRR TRESTORE * Honors Pour + JAP PHILIPPINE = Flags RADIO EDUCATION: sh Troops Move So Fa OM HOWE-ON- - . Ly On Capt. Rhodes 180 For Frisco Parley |" gagUp WILL MEET They Can't Take Prisoners HIGH HONOR ROLL SECA | UNITY CAPT. VERLIN A. RHODES. LOSS 308, HOLLYWOOD, April 2°(U. P). | wy, pgiana chapter ofthe As- T | -Sixty-six Howe high school stus 25, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer n Francisco today was faced |goejation for Education by Radio| By RICHARD D. McMILLAN There isn't any front line. You | dents have achieved the high honor Vinson Rhodes, 1811 Fletcher ig re- | a flag-less Wel Raton will meet from 4 to 6 p. m. tomor- Word roms wii ging may find a town with German roll. Y cently flew his 35th mission, won . w the D. A. R. chapter house, ’ . w : Mae J ton, Elizab } u S. Deegites Split Over the distin- Machrtr Reveals Fresh officials had ordered a N Pennsylvania t. many, April 2—British flying col- ope Ret » i” by Paeer. oe : Ann Bt aeien Whght. Josephine: use | i A : 2 > " ermans, realizin e re encir- tice on Payne,.Bally Vertrees, Mary - ~ Secret Agreement. guished . fying Gains in Last Five Days. | dozens of the colorful banners of | Ye “Mike Mixer” for members umns are moving so fast they have| stream out § vey a eh lon -Zowroher, Dick ‘Bukemelr. Lois Jean (Conti Cross and was ..| all participating nations for dis- and guests, will hondr institutional no time to bother with taking Nazi|_ Bri dge-blowing has been about Mery Virginia Rider, Marilyn Seniadete; ; ti WASHINGTON, April 2 (U. P).| promote i 10 MANILA April 2 (U.P). —Ameri-, play during the meeting. members - form univeristies and prisoners. eo ig a a Ri Frenne Dean, nelen Ho a Roy igsse 0! “Secretary of State Edward R.|. i Cat av] can troops killed or captured 308.180. © gyi. the warehouse of the i Hations in Indiana, Appear’ Hundreds of German soldiers There are 10 columns of Field pai pe Wilson, Joan’ Ba rid God Su hoe i * Stettininus Jr. today faced the job | SRD a week. Japanese in seizing control of 32 Menard and Tabery flag manu- I A y Hairy Be. at to surrender. 2 they ¢an|aarchal Sir Bernard L. Montgom- Collins,” Jenn Gordon, Ruth’ M. Guthrie; or priva ) y | in “thé Philippines during| facturing plant, where the flags a ikl nd no one to take them. er¥'s tanks. armored ears and. self.l XY ng. of trying to restore unity among| He is serving islands in ; son and Frank Parrish, from WIRE, : , Norma J. McMaster, LaVorine Mannfeld, After re x oon to the San Fran- as a ‘navigator the last six months, fe Samed ponding shipment, |. Larry Richardson, Jane Day a mS De Juulle propelled guns running wild. Jane Messing Villa, B: Mever. Marjorie his letter " ' a A A L ¢ world security, on & B-24 Lib- | Gen. Douglas MacArthur's com-| burned yes y. \and Patricia Goode from WIBC. none: emerge. tou... dUZotte.. You can travel hundreds of miles | Woerner. Joanne Woods. Pinte Sernikiahe viously €X ‘tisco conference oO “| erator bomber, munique, in disclosing the Japanese | Mary Jo Woods of the Central | OC er 8 p 4 = running down spearheads through Matiorie la Rue, ahr U Mus, Donita Byrnes sai i has scheduled a dentin with the 15th Enel. : hi Be on Siang the sapil x Manila, and| library, and A. A. Irwin of Purdue Ne Foon guns—an Sthhers of what used to be serene Joann Bade, Huta § Barnard, ® Aubieks “I think . meeting for tomorrow and also has| army air forces : hodes nue I y left only one major island--Bohol— | | university composed the Jofgram : villages. oster, Mary Jane Gard. My knowl , arranged tentatively for a‘ 10-day| in Italy. Capte R Luzon, Negros, Cebu and Mindanao. |.) qe; Japanese control. | committee. Dead Strew Streets You turn a corfier and find & Hne {yore Fier Therion A Nl mun work now period of almost continuous meet- Capt. Rhodes was graduated | In the last five days throughout Philippine-based bombers again| eee The armor thunders through of tanks roaring by at 30 miles ap JQurrion; Naney Riches, Barbara Riegel, causes: me ings to begin next Monday. The| from Technical high school and the Philippines the Japanese easu- od Formosa end Japanese ship.) HONOR FOR JUSTICE BLACK |white flags in’ the villages leaving hour. {eck Ritchie. Josephine Barrett, Will C. remain lor conference begins April 25. , the General Motors . institute, |alties amount to 10971 killed and ping throughout the China sea, WASHINGTON, April 2 (U. P.),/the people unmolested amid the At another corner you find a 20- Somer. Carel Ye Pritchett, Gertrude Riche that the p The delegation was split serl-, pint Mj before entering the [185 captured, while the American sinking or, damaging at least 2| —Associate Justice Hugo Black of ruins. Dead Nazis strew the mile-long column on the move. ion Woy uAihe Matis Benue) reconversi ously over the secret agreement onj A A in” January, 1943. losses for the same period ‘are id vessels, including a destroyer escort, | the supreme court will receive the streets before their homes. : Bingley. Joanne 'Whitinger, Barbara J. charge: of assembly votes made by the Big | Besides the D. F. C., he wears killed, 48 missing and 919 wounde Seven of the Japanese ships | Thomas Jefferson award, conferred | Th civilians become more calm xs 0. E. 8. CHAPTER TO MEET | wR “Ia ‘Wor Three at Yalta. ' Senator Arthur! (he air medal with four oak leaf | Raid Formosa Again alone were destroyed off Formosa, annually on the Southerner’ who the armor passes. They begin pull-| North Park chapter, O. E. 8. will] CONFER DEGREE THURSDAY tunity to H." Vandenberg (R. Mich) 18 not clusters, the African-European- | The hdavy casualties on the Jap- where MacArthur's bombers plas- | contributes most to national wel- ing down the white flags, smiling meet for the first time this year at! Northwestern lodge No. 807, I. O, the plans only opposed- to giving any haion | Middle East theater ribbon wit anese inflicted by the U. S. 6th and tered airdromes, factories and rail| fare, at. a dinner tomorrow. the timidly at the troops—and return.7:45 p., m. tomorrow. Mrs. CoralO. F. will confer the first degree on modity i more than one vote on the assembly three battie stars, and the” dis- gi armies which reconquered the installations. Formosa is just south Southern Conference for Human 'te work rebuilding homes and till- Reimer is worthy matron and Harry a group of candidates at 8 p. m, wise the but is boiling mad about the Way| tinguished unit badge with one |... nortion of the Philippines, in- of the invaded Ryukyus. Welfare announced today. {ing their fields. Harrison {s worthy patron. Thursday at 1120 W. 30th st. “ upon to a the Big Three deal finally leaked | bronze cluster as a member of a | ~~ - —— a — Byrnes’ out to the public. combat group that has been twice : —_ 2. Under ‘Unit Rule’ cited for outstanding hevionnatios The delegation will operate at Sen te nem” Mr. Roo -San Prancisco under the “unit : mer suprer rule,” attempting to reach agree- ter dated nt among themselves before vot- | tation *De me £ ro. velt said | ing with other nations in the con-| cept Byrne ference. The delegation’s own de-| no alterna cision probably will be determined TRAFFIG HERE to retire fi by majority vote, with the dis-| Sit hong senters remaining quiet in the con- | said, “TI s ference meetings, any time | But, President. Roosevelt. already FOUF ey in Tork Auto i 1 ; | 4 myself of has committed the United States Colli YRAINE 18 : ed un Ger delegation to support the Soviet ollision. ; 4 , § Neaant te Unions’ request for three votes in-| Nice Shs Were “TesovariER pleas a stead of one in the assembly. If! _— He nd a a ED three other members of the eight- |! ay ou injuiles Jeceived the . Bie member delegation join Vandenberg weekcena. ents occurring over A eg 2 on this issue, it will cause Sompi- rc: ; : - cations cat probably wort be acy 4 axkab passer car accident < — 0 solv sual ve + 0 Solve, . po afternoon caused injury to! : taken fro Postponement Doubled |four persons. 3 SILVERPLEECE . . "for cleaning and President Despite speculation that the con-| The injured were James Reeder, ! ~ polishing fine silver. 1.00 been fortu ference may be ‘postponed because gg of 435 E. Michigan st. a cab , : : stress and of events of the last week, U. S.|qriver, at Methodist hospital with SANI-WAX... miracle cleaner tor : Ko : back on th officials said Preparations were pro-|a serious back injury; Pvt. Leonard | ~ weedwerk and furniture. FOAMCLEN . . . for fabrics, to give ut ceeding normally for the meeting. |Tefelice of Stout field, Billings hos- | Spee holst gained in f priced. Gal, 3.15 upholstery, rugs. Ww Russia's reaction to British and|pjta] who was in the auto; James ly 32 1.50 . positions © American rejection of her demand pg) 31, of 1609 E. Market st., driver Oty responsibil that the Lublin Poles be invited t0 gt the passenger car, and Bessie rn sitting on Sap Francisto Bight mae it neces- 'njllard, 21, of 1659 Park ave, a ’ land, Jou sary to consider such a postpone-|,qssenger in the taxicab. Poin hota ators or the s . ment. But Russia is not expected| Mr Hall and Miss Dillard were Lr ARABS MOTHPROOF ... one application given your AY ray her elected demand ireated for injuries and released REEFER-GALLER NO-MOTH... Just MYRO STOVE CLEANER... cleans MOMPUL for Yo your Gul. 472 yr og pistiontimant % beitE from the hospi Ace hang the container right in your closet. 79¢ scorch and stains from all porcelain enamel ao Byrnes, a Sidefed 21 HA will hana ue Glendon Woodson, 17. of 1164 :) Wrleces: 1% Natan, ha maae very sogn. e of the dele-| rector sinc gatés already’ are en route to this West st. aig Jae phe wae waleing} ' office was country. {across OIT 8 st! he has coOne of the next major announce- Dight when he was struck by an > effort on A ments to be made regarding the aitomobile gl driver Stopped ands had the ta ting . |inqu e were hur e Sonference ill be 'the vo oe ald but drove away without sum- | of the nay cedure to be used there. United |S 4 devoted to States officials are seeking one vote Moning aid. Police sent Woodson i how much for each nation with majority rule. io City aSyital. % obi < essential c | en ton, of 5 Azhor- mes 1 WASHINGTON ‘SEEKS. jave, said ‘a large ‘truck struek his res | car yesterday afternoon in the 000 ‘party's vio CLERKS AND TYPISTS block, Olive st. Police said thé truck and thoug: had been stolen from the Strohm The veterans. administration, at | Warehouse and Cartage Co. The Hie Presi Washington, D. C., has launched a : effect had driver fled before police arrived. ident campaign “In “conjunction with they, oochion and his wife, Beverly, | 4 ; ! Presinen U. 8, civil service commission tol ’ i} ; i i ~— By secure men and women to go to Vere Fesiel at City hospital for| Tn : o " 3 ws . ” 1 Just bef Washington as clerks, typists and = x a. tion met | stenographers. : rigusly Injur ! Roosevelt, Appointees will be placed on alty Robert Cruse, 28, of 3525 Parker ator Harry ~ at the: local veterans’ facility for|ave., was struck at Washington and ning mate Hr orientation pertod am “Tater Farr Creek bivds™ vesterdgy afters Byrnes car transferred ‘to the Washingtominoon ‘hy a ‘car driven Harry | SEE Sms i headquarters with traveling ex: |Eller, 28, of Great Laeks naval, phrase “cl penses paid. | training center. Mr. Cruse was sent] ney” orig Applicants should see Walker R.|to St. Vincent's hospital in acserious” Harman Marshall at the U. S. employment condition: ‘Action con office, 257 W. Washington st. Kenneth ‘Miller, 1, of R. R11, have veto Aneto {Box 368, was hit by a car yesterday | Roosevelt INSTALLATION SET afternoon as he ran across the road stand for BY PILGRIM SHRINE 5220. a we moo ves emer] presidentia heriffs said. The auto was driven Byrnes Pilgrim Shrine No. 12 will hold by Mrs. Martha Downing, 60, of house, 11 public installation 6f officers at 7:30 Cambridge City. The boy was sent a year on ~ pom; Thursday at Castle Hall: Mrs 10. City hospital-with. serious. head Mr. Roose\ Grace Roeder will be installing of- | injuries. bench to. | ficer. director or uo Ju the initallssien vit oe ORIENTAL SH SHRINE jn tnt po Is arrie eves n zation di: herald; Mrs. Mary Hoffmeyer, in- TO SEAT OFFICERS Since le stalling chaplain; Mrs. Grace Cot-| Mrs B. G. Cronley will be in- in ddditios tingham, installing guardian, and | saled high priestess of Tarum tant officis Mrs. Myrtle Hummell, installing|.ourt No, 14, Ladies Oriental shrine, effective V scribe. lat 8 p. m. tomorrow in the Lincoln ; with the hotel. ! N . “Sf, . t Fle : larity in JOINT MEETING SET Other officers to be installed are: otions, ree oor. having en Mrs. Cloe E. Mains, princess; Mrs . several a BY 2 ALUMNI GROUP Janie Eat zenberger, associate princess d through tc Fevrier, first ceremonial lady; : Graduates of Oxford college and Mrs Kien Riep! er, second ceremonial 4 M Miami university will hold a joint | ap ¥ Brown A ailing, Jeeorder. 3 anpow meeting at 6:30-p. Im. Thursday in umar, Corental Suioe, is" Harl ly Defeat the Central Y. W. C. A, {of rh “Mrs Kenneth Glass orpinit; 0 WASHI! Movies will be shown. There will Mrs, EB Solwel, direstioss: Jo Sam t= The resi be singing of Miami songs. ADOUL ruse Mrs. Marthe B LaMar. innet pivlipige 130 persons are expected. Guar eo Mrs. Dorval E. Chrisman have cline rd A ———— is PLANT OFFICIAL DIES AUXILIARY TO MEET )/] pom LOGANSPORT, April 2 (U. P).—| Mrs, Lucy Bryant will preside at troversial Charles Monninger, ioe, fuel, stor-/a meeting of the auxiiary to the 4 been conf age and packing plant executive, |Indianapolis chapter, No. 303. O. 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