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Show PAGE 2 "oSPrrnT."" SUNDAY HERALD! Success of Red Cross War Fund Drive Depends On Workers' Follow Through Success of the 1944 Red Cross' war fund drive in Utah county.1 J kl -,!WA running into an overtime period; inuUvlCCS WvllVe since the "official" closing t i throughout the nation March 31. O-UdV rUrlOUQn Solemn Rites tCoaflaaed From Pace One ft the members of the Ivanhoe Com-mandery. Com-mandery. No. 5, K. T. It is proposed pro-posed to mert in a body at the Masonic temple at 10:30 a. m. All Sir Knights are especially requested re-quested to join with the Ivanhoe members on the Easter observance meeting. At. St. Mary's Episcopal church jHayward, speech instructor. High School Play Ready for Staging Production is going forth for the Provo high school's second major ma-jor play of the year, "Letters to Lucem" which is to be presented in the auditorium Wednesday and inursday, announces LJbbie Precipitation On Upper Provo River Far Below Normal Indications previously announced announc-ed that the higher elevations of Talmage Funeral Set For Monday Funeral services for Mrs. May Rotarians Hear Story of India Making a plea that Americans Booth Talmage, 75, widow of the "try to get an insight into the late Dr. James E. Talmage, L. true facts that relate to India Executive Board Of Scout Council To Present Plans Three ma lor rnmmitts will L a. cnurcn aposue, wno aiea i conditions" in order to foster a ce heard on the program now C.tth Tmvn rivr ri lnfUino- th. , Thursday in an ogden hospital, better understanding: in the post-, prepared for the exec utive board win be conducted Monday noon in,"' ui r. nni " 'i "u- iin .auonai ,K m .,.v. t r e a i .delivered the kevnote speech at Parks Council to b.- hehj Monday, ..,., iwcicu. i.o. wmu viiaH-itu. ,.., priHav Rntirv ,-luh At S r. th .., -l 1,- w .-- ' " " I ' Hi HIV V. it. i lit V. V! U1H building-. F'rovo. ramping health The wife of Prnvn's fnmmimitv - Ssfe'.V. and fminre annnnnfps SDeakers at the services will be i v. . . t ; n n m Yr.-.,, . . . -. . ; 1 1 li i v ii uaMwr. .irs. irwui hsk'-, ' : i ; . I'ua.utiil. i. rrsnK weniz. water commis-, President David O. McKay of the,the an1 ience to "go bevond an'' s D.viht Packw ' treasurer Sl0er' ,.u IsmHh P nf;rFnrefyihi0hurfh behind th" nwPP" sports and Ulll pret lhe 1P43 audit shem- Compared with the normal pre-! Smithy , P1 . tJe.. S!vS. which arr often rn-iudiocd. lhe lmam.:a status of the cipuauon eaiaousuea over ai"" u " Diasea ana aisionea to n ip Am great number of years, the pre- council ui ocvemy. cipitation for the six-months per- Friends may call at 260 East South Temple Sunday, from 4 to Saturday depended on whether, workers will follow through early EAST ORANGE. N. J.. the traditional rites and ancient ceremonies of Easter day will April commence at 8 a. m. with a plain .1 ' - j . . , , , normal amuuiu ui anow ana mois- vul iur tne piay inciuaes: Ul-K . . . ga Kirinski. Bettv Edwards, sen- ture- have bcen confirmed by an drive pledges with actual dona- s aT-R thVr Than Vhronrh , 7f th. Hniv : u"' J?1' junior; ,and G street : . j j i i -.' ' tana senm nt ; nr g irnnaman uu"s' urivo uiiH-iais in uic ti iy ; tearful goodbyes with their wives and at 9:45. morning prayer and;,., and countv buildinr headauartersi -un i : m.. : ;.;s( . j " uiiu i-iuiuicii, uaiu, a gruuu ui unci seruiuu. nr main k. . Hnnl-. u-- rm ru . said Saturday. Uv,,. v,, ? ...L, -ni th- i,r.raiiuams- Jnor; Hans, Bill Thomas, el. Salt Lake City, Second avenue iuncheon Edna Schmidt, Gloria Groneman. senior; Miss Linder, Le Ora Wil- Although the annual campaign for mercy-service funds has always al-ways been stamped "strictly voluntary,' vol-untary,' it wu revealed that payroll pay-roll deductions are being made among plant workers at the Geneva Gen-eva Steel company. It is upon these workers primarily that the success of the county drive hinges, the officials said. laincia. ..rcu iu, i"uuu.uh, J"' w uk ....... mi ... uc c iuniof Mnrrth. ',lln. terday declined an offer of a! celebration of the Holy Eucharist;' inninr. f..-.,,.: three-day Easter "furlough Alfred Rowc. chairman of selective se-lective service board 13, made the offer, and seven single or childless child-less married men stepped forward and accepted with thanks. One father expressed the sentiment senti-ment of the others. "I have a wife and babv. and at It o , ..MtV, full nrn..!nn l1' v,OIUllc HUIHCr, V-Ul The Rev. W. J. Howes, pastor, will!1" Jfffjfn jUnior:( Blngt n'"' be celebrant and tjreacher iDeanne Taylor, senior; Felice, be celebrant ana preacner. Sherrlll young, junior; Marion oFcv,ii "ua.i, "'iGnrw0ou. Leah chants and hymns, will be furnished fur-nished by the choir, undrr the direction of R. Elliott Brock. The public is cordially invited to all Easter services at St. Mary's. Boyer, senior; Sally, RoDene Farrer, senior; Koppler, Maiirey Payne, senior; Francois. Arnold Baker, iunior: watershed precipitation, issued by iod ending March 31 has been 100 per cent at only one station. Salt Lake City which also is sit uated at the lowest elevation of; Salt Lake City cemetery Ruth Martin, senior, and Bever any of the "porting stations nothing to do with the!sa,d Roodbye to them this morn- J"1" . it being "a companyjjnS. It was hard to do and just . 7 "rc" r said. They also claim-! keeping out of the army three! Easter services at the .. ,. Lee Warner, junior, are student! other percentages range as fol CatnoilC: .. . o ... Inwsr ..auiu..v: . . n.-z-vo-f r 10WS were scheduled as follows: tu , tC,-.. ,,Cr , Sunrise Mass. depicting T'"" nu uiuvn , A ilVWI a V.1Q1 It go tVta onrvoritlftM rf tVia Pican fV ri ct to Holy Women and the Apostle; J""10"-. Ferris Bell. Enghsh ,n-i '9 a. m.. Communion Mass, It was emphasized that the Red Cross had deductions ida " thv said. Thv ed that every worker at the plant. ;da-vs i"1'1 worth having to not including those employed byjtnrouSh it again, contracting companies, voluntari-i ly requested the deductions to beAItD OF THANKS taken from their individual sal-' Mrs. Ida S. Conover desires to Ul. 1 1.:J WIUIOL. VJ11UC ar' , t J fH h. v, "e,snDO Father Matthew, the young peo-! C. H. Rigby, art instructor, and A,t0J? IT. P.Vh? "r,"l!ir f .S' ! Pie's choir will sing hymns of the! Aese. Fisher, shop teacher, have efforts to solicit at least one-day s during the illness and dcatli of her pay from every working person injbeloved son, Glen. She especially Draft Boards also follows the theme of theln"v,f cnarf5 010' lne maKeuPi R-surrection and Apparitions of Wltn Kenneth Stubbs. senior tak-, Christ. Under the direction of,"' Ul order to reach the $59,300 coal! thanks the speakers and musi set for the county. joians at the funeral, those sending When it was announced lastiriowers and for the use of cars. week that only about $4,000 yet remained to be collected to put Easter season. Members of th' charge of the scenery with Car-Holy Car-Holy Home Society will receive ence Jones, senior, and Bob Moore. Holy Communion in a body. Bob Lynch, juniors, assisting. Solemn High Mass will be held The Wednesday night perform-at perform-at 10:30 a. m., and will be crle- ante is for students and Thursday Provo City ;..98 Snake Creek 93 Smith-Morehouse ( Weber river) 89 Heber City 87 Park City 80 Redden Mine (Weber river) 78 Daniels Head 65 East Portal 62 Trial Lake 60 Strawberry Ridge 59 Soapstone 58 Long Lake 58 (Contlaaed From fmgr Our I council as recontlv anriifpr! hv a .P't f. bette:, understanding ifirm of Ct.r.fif.d accountants, and of the Indian problem. Mark Anderson, (ollnril chairman "Despite the fact that many of tma IHP v 1 outline nlane for 9 p.m. and Monday from 9 tojeitizens of the United States fee! the future. It is expected that all ii:dO a.m. Burial will be in tne.that India's problem is not ours. ' 40 districts of the council will be she said, "there are manv argu- r.-piesor.ted at n prdiminarv fi- monts to offset such a feeling and -;incp ineetir-.g at 7 p. m. where bc,ief- tentative plans wiU be laid for "Given an honest, sympathetic presentation to the entire ex- and fair chance." she claimed, ecutive hoard later at the 8 p. m. "India, despite her iv.anv limita- c-;s.:;. stricted labor draft legislation tions. couia govern ners. ii. uiv which might be enacted if 4-F's of th Rreat reasons f..r the sreat fail to respond satisfactorily. , poverty existing in India is the fact Suspension of induction of men tnat " Per cent of the people try oa j ..1 j 1 n ii.. k, nnio to exist on aericultiirp wlnvi the .u n u fiucr hisu luiiuncu tJ T uu, , - -- - 1- ri,i a few days disclosure tnat me b- 1 ' i.-t;, .) instructions to be followed army already has reacnea ns(i bui " " ; previously announced goal of 7,-a'nouni 01 iarming. sr.- sua. 1 700,000 officers and enlisted men. Other guests at the luncheon 1 In this connection. Chairman were Fred Kilfoyle of Trice, Ed-I Ed-I Andrew J. May, D., Ky., of the win D. Wilde, formerly of Provo ! house military affairs committee, and now at Farraeut, Idaho, and ir. ! o::t fjc C Larson, chairman of rZ and aetivit.es. will pre-;iia:-.s for the coming sura-ai::p. sura-ai::p. and C. .1. Hart, chair-:' chair-:' health and safety will brated by the pastor, Father Hen- is for the general public, announc- near the top. every drive workerjrv- Tn,s mass, set in all the sol- es Mrs. Hayward. the drive over the top, officials! must continue solicitation efforts emn PmP and splendor -ot the . - . ! . . expressed anger at the company's action in making the deductions, stressing the voluntary nature of the drive. However, with the drive at full speed until the quota has!ancient ritual of the church, satis- been announced definitely reached. Such an announcement, thev eieht days over the limit Satur-lsaid. would come from Bob Bul- day and an announcement as to lock, county drive chairman. He the reaching of the goal yet to, was not available for comment come, headquarters admitted that Saturday, being in Los Angeles, St. Mark's Lutheran church, Third their hopes of success rested with a chamber of commerce dele-1 North and University avenue, at primarily on the deductions. gation investigating possible, 11 a. m., announces the Rev. C. They emphasized that although backers for a new Provo hotel. M, Looker, pastor. r . i f i . 3 lies tne wiaucs oi me arueni Christian desiring to show all honor possible to the Risen Christ. Miss C. Bogus, violist, will assist the choir. Divine services will be held at do wl t rA n r that Vie rliH not ovnp'ct Fred Thomas of Salt Lake Pitv Elsewhere the picture is much ! American casualties would excoed , brighter For instance. Ogden re-; 150 000 even- during the first rLLr- nM.i ports 103 per cent of normal and!month of invasion-a month V-irTICe rrOCTlCe Spanish Fork 115 per cent. which military leaders have pre- f C-L. -J I J The water storage report is bet-j dieted will be the bloodiest oftheiV-OUlSe DCnCuUICCl ter, too. Utah lake reports a vol- i war. I ume content of 440,200 acre-feet! May derided what he called o. L. Miner, senior interviewer Reds Pick Up ) onilnurd Front 1'axc Uac .... iand a causr readins- of 4 ftfi fept i "tallc" that th invninn would of the United States cmnlnvmnnt tnc second army triumpn drew a , . r r . 1 . V .. V i , V rn m i , members of district com . - he nw enmnromise Ipuel a com. , n mount ton "slnnp-hter of R00 000 service, has comnleted arrange-1 AU II",llulls 1,1 "1Mnu LUI" -u salvo oarrage irom 4 guns- pared wRh drouth year of Amerlcana. He said it 'probably-.ments with Vocational school of- miUce organizations are invited otaim aiinuuiitcu mai ixarsnai1935 witn onIy 139 000 acre feet would be closer to 75,005 Ameri- ficials for a complete clerical and 10 allen Ivan S. Konrvs second Ukrainian and a gSLUge reading of 9 feet be-, cans killed, wounded, captured Office practice course to be giv- mcc UnK- :n all districts when taking boys rut on camping trips, so far aft regulations and safeguards for the health of th: boys is concerned. con-cerned. All four executives. Rulon Do-man. Do-man. cliscf executive of the council, coun-cil, located at Provo; .lames And-eison And-eison at I'r.ce. Te',1 Gublcr at Richfield, and Floyd Loveridge at Cedar City, w ill be present to report re-port the recent regional executive confcier.ee held in Santa Barbara. Cal. Legal Notices Probate and Guardianship Notices Consult County Clerk or the Respective Signer for Further Fur-ther Information. ,2867 Ernest H. Minns 1000 2908 Josie M. Evers 1000 2912 C. P. Ritchie ..2000 2920 John B. Wirkku 500 2928 R. J. Evans 69 2-D39 Ross L. King ..2500 2940 Ross L. King . . 500 2954 G. C. Spratt . .1000 2962 Benjamin F. Hittle 1000 2975 Miss Etta L. I Frick 200 12976 Miss Etta L. 1 Frick 100 j 2976 J. A. Hogle & I Co 1000 j 2979 J. A. Hogle & ! Co 1000 NOTICE OF SALE Indian Queen Consolidated Mining Min-ing Company. Principal place of business, Provo, Pro-vo, Utah. Vntii Thr r delinquent upon the following described stock, j 2980 A- Hogle & on account of assessment No. 8 c-levied c-levied on the 4th day of March,; 3001 Mrs. Gertrude 1944. the several amounts set, nM ertheimer . th- .m.. nf th rr.'3002 Mrs. Gertrude apective shareholders as follows: Cert. No. Name Shares 166 J. W. Lamb .. 1000 $ 369 Wm. P. Haver- .1000 .1000 .1000 back 200 454 E. J. Daughters 250 462 W. M. Havernor 500 859 Jonah Birch .. 1200 981 Mathew Tre- mayne 500 883 John F. Edgel 1000 1030 S. J. Ross .... 300 1031 J. Edward Erickson 1000 1060 H. Tremayne, Jr 1000 1061 Mathew Tremayne Tre-mayne 500 1179 Wm. P. Haver-bach Haver-bach 100 1201 John H. Anderson Ander-son 1000 1211 Frank Matley 500 1279 H. Tremayne 500 1319 Sam Keener .. 200 1321 Ella O'Connor 300 1327 L. P. Barker 1200 1328 Olena Goodwin 1000 1335 Theodore Haver-bach Haver-bach 100 1337 Parley Austin 1000 1345 John Edgel ...1000 1349 L. N. Morrison 300 1357 C. A. Holmquist 1000 1360 Earl Thomas . . 500 1383 Walter T. Hasler 500 1394 C. L. Whitney 500 1444 E. G. Erickson 100 1474 H. Tremayne . . 500 1549 Robert Tait 1000 1603 H. Tremavne .. 500 1617 Wm. J. McNallv 500 1649 Dr. Alice E. Houghton 500 1659 Thomas W. James 1000 1664 H. Tremayne. Jr 1000 16S4 H. Tremayne -. . 500 1S12 Parley Austin ..1000 1S:J2 R. S. Miller . . 260 1S39 H. B. Cole .... 250 1852 Wm. Haverbach 200 1905 H. B. Cole 177 1928 Ada C. Win-grove Win-grove 1000 1946 Andrew Armstrong Arm-strong 500 1963 Fanny McLean 1000 1967 G. B. Pfoutz 458 1968 G. B. Pfoutr ..1000 1969 G. B. Pfoutz ..1000 1970 G. B. Pfoutz ..1000 1971 G. B. Pfoutz ..1000 2073 P. H. Riley 1000 2098 Jos. P. Reese ..1000 2103 Miss Daisy Booth 100 2114 Wm. S. Pyle ...1000 2126 H. W. Dascher 117 2136 Gertrude Wescher 1000 2148 R. L. Anderberg 200 2208 John C. Johnson, John-son, Jr 105 2225 Clara S. King 10000 2249 A .N. Murdock 500 2283 J. Don Birch ..2500 2299 H. C. Jex 200 2306 C. F. Kutnew- sky 1000 2341 Ross L- King ..1000 2352 Pern Napper ..2000 2339 Geo. H. Watson Sc Company . . 500 2484 Andrew Arm- . strong 1000 2502 W. J. Higgs .. 215 2521 Badger Bros. .1000 2524 J. C. Crooks .. 500 2526 John C. Johnson, John-son, Jr. ...... .1500 2572 Fred Hirst 2000 260 C. A. Holmquist 1000 2637 Moses Moritz . . 1000 2643 D. W. Fenwick 200 2646 Gus Friend . . 500 2668 H. W. Cram . . 500 2680 W. L. Brimhall 37 Wertheimer 3003 Mrs. Gertrude mt ! Wertheimer ...1000 2 00 3004 Mrs. Gertrude I Wertheimer . . . 1000 ,40.3005 Mrs. Gertrude 50 Wertheimer . . 565 100 3007 J- A- Hogle & 2401 Co 1000 3021 E. L. Jones 1000 1 00 3022 E. L. Jones ..1000 2 00 1 3025 E. L. Jones .. 500 o '3029 Wells L. Brim- I hall 1000 187 Wells L. Brim-hall Brim-hall 1000 2 oo 3211 Dern & Thomas 1000 13238 Moses Moritz . 1000 3239 Gertrude Moritz 500 3240 L. J. Stein 3000 2o'3241 Henry Fares ..1000 ' 13252 J. R, Sebree . .1000 2 00 3271 Moses Moritz ..5000 ! 00 3290 H. E. Freelove 1000 10oi3298 Ross L. King ..3000 '40l3299 Ross L. King ..3000 60 3300 Ross L. King ..2000 2 40 3302 Ross L. King ,.2000 200 3304 B. W. Dixon ..1000 S306 Ross L- King ..1000 20 3308 J. H. Deming .. 500 2.00: 1.00 2.00 2.00 .60 2.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 .20 1.00 2.00 .1000 .1000 3321 Ralph A Badger . 3322 Ralph A Badger . 3324 Ralph A. Badger 146 3325 Ross L. King . .2000 3331 Jerome Paxton 500 3332 Jerome Paxton 500 3343 Dern & Thomas 1000 1 00 3345 Dern & Thomas 1000 1.00 3348 Carl A. Wescher 3000 3349 Carl A. escner dwu 1 00!3350 Carl A. Wescher 300 1 3351 A. Lorlt 1000 2 00 '3352 Samuel Glaser 1500 13353 Cecelia Glaser 1500 2 00 13360 Julia E. Love- 100! lss 2000 2 00:3363 R. .1. Armstrong 1000 52 i 3364 R. J. Armstrong 1000 50 '3365 R. J. Armstrong 1000 .40 3366 R. J. Armstrong 1000 .35j3367 R. J. Armstrong 500 3368 Bertha Tedersen 2000 2 00 3369 Dr. R. Garn ' Clark 500 1.00,3370 Dr. R. Garn 2.00 ! Clark 92 3371 Dr. R. Garn 2.00 i Clark 1000 2.00 3381 Wm. P. Haver- 2.001 bach 411 2.00' 3384 Mrs. A. A. Hil- 2.00! larv 500 2 00 3391 W. H. Child 1000 1 3392 W. H. Child . .1000 .20 j 3398 W. L. Dewey ..1000 2.0013408 Emma McDonald 500 .23 3409 Edith Stamper 500 !3410 Elida M. Wein- 2.00 stock 500 .40 3468 Harrv M. Moore 1000 i.3469 Harry M. Moore 1000 .21 3472 Joseph S. Hyde 1000 2.00! 3473 P. H. Riley 1000 1. 00 1 3481 F. G. Warnick 8000 5.00! 3490 D. Alvin Perry 1000 .40 3565 J. N. Chapman 1000 '3568 J. N. Chapman 1000 2.00 3584 J. P. McGuire 1000 P. McGuire P. McGuire P. McGuire 500 2.00; 3585 J. 4 003586 J. 13587 J. 1 00 3588 J. 3589 J. 3590 J. 3604 J. 2.00 3605 J. 1.00 3606 J. 2.00 .43 P. P. P. P. P. P. McGuire McGuire McGuire McGuire McGuire McGuire 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1 3622 Raymond Hol- 3.001 brook 1000 4.00;3629 E. G. Jensen ..1000 2.00 3630 E. G. Jensen ..100O 2.003631 E. G. Jensen ..1000 .40 j 3632 E. G. Jensen ..1000 1.00'3633 E. G. Jensen ..1000 1.00,3634 C. E. Jensen ..10000 .07 1 3645 Mrs. Estelle L. 2.00, Baker 300 .40 .20 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 1.13 2.00 2.00 2.00 1.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 1.00 6.00 2.00.3648 T. L. Nugent .1000 4.00 3649 T. L. Nugent ..1000 1.0013650 T. L. Nugent ..1000 .14 '3651 T. L. Nugent ..2000 5.00 3652 T. L. Nugent ..5000 1.003653 Ross L. King ..5000 2.00:3659 Albert L. Bailor 4000 L3660 Jacob B. Judah 1000 2.00 '3661 Flank W. John son 3000 3664 Joe Andreacck 2000 3665 D. P. Jones . . 1000 3671 M. J. Hickev . .3000 S672 M. J. Hickey . . 1000 3673 M. J. Hickey . .1000 3674 Cathrine Mc-Crone Mc-Crone 1000 3675 Cathrine Mc-Crone Mc-Crone 1000 '3676 George W. 2.00; Pectol 1000 3677 George W. 2.00 Pectol 1000 3678 George W. Pectol 1000 3679 George W. Pectol 1000 3680 George W. Pectol 1000 3681 M. J. Hickey . .1000 3682 M. J. Hickev . .1000 3683 M. J. Hickey . .1000 3684 George W. Pectol 1000 ,3685 George W. 2.00! Pectol 1000 3684 Earl Newton ..1000 3690 Henry Arends 10000 3691 William Grijnm 10000 3692 Richard Culli- nan 10000 3693 C. F. Huhlein 1000 2.0013694 Henry Arends 5000 2-00 3695 Richard Culli- Jaw compromige p0int. lilt- l-Vla n 10 ah rx J t - r lla T I J last Sunday, had broadened that Strawberry reservoir carries .00 i drive and swept the Germans 62 705 acre-feet as compared with 2.00! back 24 to 29 mils to points aslonlv 12-260 acre-feet in 1935. The 2.00 deep as 40 miles inside Romania. B"wn well in Charleston meas ures is. 00 icet to water as com- 20.3 feet to water in dthis executive board states Mr. Wight. and missing. !en two nights each week begin- a . t- t inill& April 17, it was announced oali uAnii cn 1, Ajjiw 0 i.ni Saturday Col H. Arnold Rich. Utah direct or of selective service, today advised ad-vised all Utah local draft boards to postpone until further notice ; calling of pre-Pearl Harbor fath- 4.00 tr. hnvo vtnr,HH it. ,H,- 1 Pared With . 10.00' on the Romanian side of the Prut 1 1935- The VJi8ie Wel1 Heber!prs 26 years old and over and non-10.00 non-10.00 riVer north of the rail junction 0fimeasure 57.23 feet to water as fathers 30 years old and over "who ""Iasi Jassv) to 105 ml es. Strik- w"'fa' vv t lu -om are matting a conixiDuuon to es Classes win begin at 7 p. m. and last until 10 p. m. Courses will be offered in filing, typing, shorthand and office practice, the nights to be arranged at the convenience con-venience of those students who enroll. " ASH V0UR C KW -ww mm I r J J MJ I M 1 1 ,VJ J J p mm. kltAOt J 2.00, ing westward from that line, the in 1935. I isential agriculture, war produc- Sovict veterans cantured more' At this time of the year, there :tion or war supporting activities." 6.00 than 150 towns and reached theis still an opportunity for spring In a telegram to the boards, Rich .w seret river, 35 to 40 miles beyond storms to bring the precipitation saio tne postponements snouid be uu the Prut, on a front of 53 miles, on higher elevation up to the nor- rr. Among the points taken wasj"1"1 figures- 2.00 the rail junction of Dorohoi, 26; mil"s inside Romania and 18 miles1 offensive and since has thrown .00 .00 00 southeast of Botosani. Dorohoi is connected by a direct railroad to the great Ploesti oil the Germans back 180 miles to the southwest. Previously the Russians in the north had crossed 2.00 2.00 2.00 fields. 220 miles to the south, and, the Polish and Estonian borders. its capture opened the way for a going into areas considered by the Soviet union as its own territory. terri-tory. The drive to Romania earlier Soviet smash down the broad easily-traversed Seret river val ley leading down to that rich petroleum pet-roleum area. The first armv drive to the ordered "even though such men have been found acceptable for military service or have been ordered ord-ered to report for induction or preinduction physical examinations". examina-tions". The postponement applies to orders to report for induction and to orders for preinduction physical examinations. Rich explained that "it is not desired that pre-Pearl Harbor fathers 26 years of age or over and nonfathers 30 years of age or over, who are making a contribution contribu-tion to essential agriculture, war this week and the smash to Czechoslovakia thus represented the first timea since the war Czech border climaxed an advance started on the eastern front. 1,022 that beran March 4 oDeninir dav diva urn. that th nermann had , production or war supporting ac i. n : . . - c : . TTi : 1 -.-i l , . . . - . : ; 1 1 1 rl t i k. inAiftA a f (im ' ' Ul WU- 1 1 i 1 11 LJ OUV1CL l IV! eLllliail UCCJl UUnCU UdLA UillU y A.1B BUU. ...-..-, w ...uvt.t.va fc wm mm. Disclpsure of Kellems Correspondence Arouses Censor i 2 00; WASHINGTON, April 8 t3VEach one bears a warning that it! German steel agent in Buenos Air- 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00; 2.00 10.00 2.00 6.00 6.00 4.00 4.00 2.00 2.00 1.00 2.00 2.00 .29 4.00 1.00 1.00 2.00 n on i nan 5000 3696 William Grimm 5000 3697 T. L. Nugent ..6000 3698 George H. Zeigler 1500 3699 Fred KunU 1000 3700 J. M. McFall . . 10000 3702 George W. Pectol 2500 3703 Edward Haasa 5000 3704 August Schultz 15000 3705 T. L. Nugent 12000 3706 M. J. Hickey ..1500 3707 Earl Newton ..1000 3708 Jacob B. Judah 4000 3712 Charlotte Lieber 500 3713 H. C. Benagh 3000 3714 H. C. Benach 3000 "1715 H. C. Benagh -- Censorship Director Byron Price said today that the public disclosure nf fnrrBri-riHn ha. )n nn 2000 twcen mms Vivien Kellems and a uuuj German count in Argentina was 0 0 ! contrary to censorship regula- 0Q tions and a violation of pledges 10 00that mail wil1 not et into tne j wrong hands. 10.00 ' ia more important to me 10.00 1 tban to any senate committee to 12.00 1 linu" out wno Ws faithless enough ;to violate these confidences," he 3 oo said after conferring with Sen. 2.00 Clyde M. Reed, R., Kans., who is 20.00 ! seeking a senate investigation of the matter. 5.00 j Price made his statement to re- 10.00 1 porters after assuring Reed that 30.00; lie would cooperate with him in 24.00 j determining how excerpts of Miss inniT..,i . i.. ..... i a i tenems leiiers lo count i reaer- is not to be turned over to any es, was first made public by Pear- j ousider including even the courts json during a radio broadcast. A without Price"s permission. few days later Coffee read the Price said the censors made ex- excerpts in the house. Reed, rank- cerpts of the Kellems-Zedlitz correspondence cor-respondence because the govern ment had been interested ever since January, 1942, in the attempts at-tempts of the count "to maintain a line of communication between Berlin, Buenos Aires and the United Unit-ed States." The correspondence between Miss Kellems and the count, A ins: Republican member- of the senate postoffic committee, has been trying to find out who made the material available to them. a drop open nose, ease , rive coia air. Use only as breath In. Caution : directed. Always ret Pcatro IS one l)rop 2.00 8.00 1.00 ick Karl Von Zedlitz got into the hands of Rep. John M. Coffee, D.. Wash., and Drew Pearson, news-1 2000 1000 1000 3716 H. C. Benajrh 6 00 j 3717 h. C. Benagh 6 00 3723 William Ewell 6.00 Wanlass 200 2.00 3724 Frank Evans 3.00 HVanlass 200 3 003725 W. H. Child ..1000 3730 W. H. Child . .1000 4 00i3731 W. H. Child ..1000 200:3732 v. H. Child ..1000 2-00 3735 jpSSe R. Curtis 1000 2 00 1 3736 Jesse R. Curtis 1000 2 00 3738 g. H. Page 500 1 00 1 3739 Witflam S. 4 00 Miles, Jr 500 3740 K. C. Heltrlch. 1.00! Jr 750000 ;3753 Bertha Nelson 200 1 -00,3755 Estelle L. 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