Show - i I t r - ' - - - ' —2211 gallt November eTCrIrgratn Thursday Evening 4 1 I Launches iviunhun For Brother Bandits Map Day Of Feslive Air FE! - IVAHINGTON Nov 25 CR-- Ftemileascent d5f the public enemy manhunts of the turbulent '30s the FBI turned loose Thursday all its storied ski)1 in a search for two brothers who have terrorized the west for months Director J Edgar Hoover of the federal bureau of investigation Pent out "wanted" notices for the brothers Throneberu- -0 33 28 and Panda 26 who face a bookful of charges ranging from robbing a sheriff'to murder Hoover said the pair operate in 'typical wild west badman fashion' and heavily armed "are extremely dangerous" The murder charge is based on the slaying of a sheepherder at Hayden Colo August 8 1943 The victim was robbed and then bound to a wagon in such a manrer that the ropes gradually tightened into a death 1100t3e The brothers were arrested two days later by local officers at Saratoga Wyo They were loaded down with two nfles two small caliber rifles and three shotguns Lodged in jail at Steamboat Springs Coln they overpowered far-flun- criminal" Okehed WASHINGTON Nov 25 (INS) —W P B authorized an 8 per cent increase in umbrella production d high-powere- With critical military operations in progre or in proectin the g of the- -- world places fort the safety of loved prayers ones and for tne success of our arms mingled with the voicing of thanks in Inillions of American homes and in thousands of places of worship Thursday For this was Thanksgiving r 1943 stripped of the-aiof festivities that marked the holiday in other carefree times Hundreds of thousands men and women spent the day away from their firesides—at army and navy posts on battle fields and beside the production lines Ashore and at sea there were turkey dinners for the fighters leisurely dinners for those back of the firing lines hurried for those who kept one eye on the plate and the otter on the enemy The thunder of guns in a navel battle in the southwest Pacific opened ThaAksgiving day for one group of Americans On the Italian front United States troops bored on against the nazi line President Roosevelt's Thanksgiving proclamation was read by the commanders of the nation's forces deployed on 4istant fronts America's: allies joined in the observance Even in diiitartt Yugoslavia Gencommander of eral Mihailovich partisan fotces ordered bonfires lighted "on the top of the free mountains showing the enemy that our people have linked their faith with that of the American demo- Thursday estimating that slightly more than 5000000 will be made in the coming year IMMINEMES itz izttvIztre tzttc40iortoo9 kt —at r4 r tt Ple-asur- — att a Problem raj' al tt tI of tg 1 ' 1 43 It ---- 3t I 4r- - 'ti - 30 1§11 ti rti ttla: c e spol $125 3LIIS r! :71 165 to p!''' -- "el:' tis '' I A 0 4 1 e- x- ''' ' "14 i :' - 4: ' l''''''' 'iii 4 'tt : IPN 4 " 7" 1Ltt I!1 r t- - :k v'1 1 2 PA ry 4 ii i! ij 07 r 1 !e ::: :: : ti:ott1i772:: ' W' le 0IA A ii 1 I t' I v: Ti t ' : I t ' i3 - ipel-411'1- tikr rlr: 11 :fix t4 - 4 f W': 14: - - : 4'a'''- - fj - - : ' I ' x!tt1' - ' 1 : " Y '''' WI a-- I tl: tAf z '' - I ' w ' tif Lealies the price is itT THRIFTY ts ii Dresses Also 1 LI Out-of-To- n17095 r Itlw 44 A 1 - ' t s N 1 4 ' I i 4 A -- A41 t - ::')'' 04'' i:i tJ l'k' ''1 t"h' iirkAz' '' :m- i ' ' "Vg " 44 i 0-- 41 :k - ! 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Y 14 61 e r1i IsT ' oi ir4 iA - 4e01 list 1 :'4 '- Admissions — General eons from one cent for each Pari-mutu- Save Subsidies WASHINGTON Nov 25 (— Still hoping to save President Roosevelt's food sulosidy program from a nearly certain congressenate Democratic' sional rout leaders arranged Thursday to call In Fiore lio H LaGuardia of New York and other big- city mayors to argue the case for the consumer' LaGuardia advocate of federal subsidies to hold down food costs is among a group of mayors scheduled to testify next week before the banking committee on the bill which swept antisubsIdy through the house 278 to 118 Chairman Wagner (D N Y) said he expected Mayor Edward J Kelly of Chicago and a group from southern cities to be among those appearing with LaGuardia on Friday December 3 The hearings will open November 30 with farm organization spokesmen opposing the subsidy program to be heard first t"You might say the mayors are going to state the case for the great masses of consumers who are going to be the ones to suffer through higher living costs if subsidies are stopped" Wagner said Despite this drive for public support of subsidies Senator Gillette (D Iowa) predicted that the senate would pass the ban and also would override a veto Gillette said he wasn't at all ness The smaller American force did sure the president would veto the not suffer a single hit bill as he did last summer The Japanese lost a cruiser and four destroyers in the first battle Four Die of off Empress Augusta bay November 2 in attempting to stave off invasion of Bougainville their last In Blast major base in the south Pacific have PINE BLUFF Ark: Nov 25 Since then the Americans slowly extended their west central (INS)—Four persons died Thurs- roast and made gains day of burns sustained in an ex- in the beachhead interior plosion Wednesday night at the In China where the Japanese Pine Bluff arsenal The dead are Floyd Ellison 34 have cut the vital rice highway of Waldo Ark Winfield N An- route from Hunan province to derson 31 Fred Lewis 41 and Szechwan American' bombers atClaudie Yancey 27 a Negress tacked enemy targets at Yochow in north Hunan Fighters and me— all of Pine Bluff The blast was the second at the dium bombers blasted Japanese arsenal within a week Four per- positions in the Tungting lake dissons also died in the previous ex- trict causing casualties among! plosion Jap infantry and cavalry divisions1 (Continued From Page One) ment- wu wide Et Mary's 20 Utah 0 Clark returned the kickoff front the Utah five 10 the Utah 40 Wirthlin carried to the 44 Clark cut over for a first clown on the 50 as the quarter endedi Score: St Mary'a O FOURTH( PERIOD After two plays Clark from hie own 50 over the goatilne Wide-Meyand Van Gelsen in three plays brought the ball back to their own 34 Wedemeyer on a fake reverse cut around end aione and raced to th Utah 38 to the Utah six on a Wetlemeyer fake lateral sweptJohn Ryan plunged over right guard for a touchdown on the to play Babich for Wedemeyer the extra point St passed Mary's 27 Utah O Wedemeyer kicked out of bounds on Uta hfour on the kickoff getting iTt the the ball on its own 35 automatically Utah couldn't gain and Clark to the Utah 18 andpunted Wedemeyer he went all the way9n back for a touchdown Bt 34 Utah O Marys on the kickoff Bettridge received on his own 20 and returned to his 30 The ball was returned to the 20 on a penalty for defensive bolding Two of Clark's were batted down on 42 passes a fake lateral picked tip Bettridge of boundseight butyards out the pit Clark punted Gaeta were offside Utah a first down on Utah's 33 giving Clark passed and McDonald of St Marys 1ntercep4e4 on Utah 40 and carried the ball to the rgo the 44 Wedemeyer carried to the Utah 24 After picking up two Wedemeyer passed to Crowley whoyards fumbled and recovered d for a lose lost two and Ryan up mix on the fourth down with bait going to Utah on their (Min 19 oil picked On a lateral Bettrldge to Clark lost a yard on a fake carried from the 1S Bettridge VI to the 34 for a first down Clark picked up four through tackle picked up two more yards makBettridge btir Itt third anti four Clark made a first town through tackle to the 44 Bt Mary' calling time out Bettridge On picked up a through tackle an attempted yard pass Clark was dropped bad( to the and third 'stripe 20 Time vas called by Utah after Clark had picked up four yards over end aJohnson on wide end run carried Act to the Gael line a gain of 33 Johnson ft akin took the bell to yards the 13 Clark attempting to pass Was thrown back to the lino as the ended The score: Bt leary's 34 gem: 0141 Utah O t:)4-- 4s- - :4 '7 - vla zs Ju‘t the belt Residents—Your Account Invited - "' -- 001 '' f : 014 Pei I r p-- t ' yl ti Hickok "Bar II" BELTS 4 it:'11:::ii) $585 to $2295 0 ''- Igt2 4 g 43 Ns1 1I '1 4 41 '414 l''''''''S 7 : thl Al " r-77-d $ 17195 ' s f '''''lly' 111 giok stg V - ' 4 ‘kl- t4 ma fl t-::-- - If irr4 :"1 -iv -- I M95 ressgs Not a Penny Added for Credit j ::' Lg ilie1 I Es Just come in and try on these Its Courteous r"r beautiful DRESSES Vr 1:XPEEIENCED saleswomen will serve you Dress sizes 10 to 20 1 3$i to 41 Crepes Velveteens Spun '"'" One and k g Rayons two piece styles 4f and 1 t V vOi741 For Now and Yuletide ow r ') tz S4 ttlf Whites to 17 'Al : it IV II g These Coats were picked for their Outstanding beauty Red Ind QUALITY Fox and Norwegian Fox Collars Blue They are 416 If A COATS t- tt oti! 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' an 11 Open Account lbsk y Fur and To k fur-trimm- 10 or : i r - 500000 sztfarzzcztsz4:1tztzwtztaintzto td t : 4 - s4 '' -- P i 72- yield 1 - 7'7't 100-pro- '? - f : ' A -- sil '' s f t:': f 11 ?4 k r1:v1' 31'4 orz ''!-- - ' i ' '— I'11314 ' 4 'J ) - 444- '4' - ': ' - : 31 1 T42) ) - r I4 ZP6 ' 4 f 9): 7 !e 1) 1' 10 4 ' 41! - price to 20 per cent lly Associated Press An outnumbered American destroyer force-sanfour Japanese destroyers in a blazingtwo-hou- r battle Thursday and the belief grew that Japan may be ready to give up its last stakes in the Solomons :::ICSZZ22211 enemy suffered its second "N‘ recent naval reverse in northern Solomona waters Fis United States ‘it ''!" marines and soldiers completed cf their swift bloody conquest of thei " le t midPacific Gilbert islands to pro1vide bases for Wential assault on Japan's outer island defenses' Allied fliers markted tip another 8000-tai- n sport Jap sunk continued th'd unattack on Gasmata New tritain! and smashed anew at remaining enemy airfields in the Bougainville area The victorious task force commanded by Captain Arleign (Thirty Knot) Burke of Washington D C apparently upset JapaOthers hays accialmod nom nese plans to evacuate personnel thanks to mir and now low pricas you too cam For other news of American aley nut beauty sod comPacific successes see pag six fort of goftuino Denta Pearl Plastic Teeth from Buka just off northern Boitgainville as the possible prelude Strong lightwolght clattorproot to surrendering their threatened and !'truly kind to th tissue' holdings in the northern Solomon& Burke' s units came across six GENUINE DUPONT'Japanese destroyers while patrolACRYLIC PLATE ling in waters only 90 miles southeast of Rabaul the enemy's key' For Only 4‘ m southwestern base on New Britain' Torpedoes sank two and gunfire finished off two more A fifth was damaged and escaped with the sixth destroyer in the dark- - ! ii 1 74 4 - ?1:' i - :1 4 ) ': q 47 ' 4 ? z Vt e - t "'"V 'veir Jert-:!!11:- - K:4 4 41:1i1 7 ' : r k) t4 iI I r 'é t 2 211 'VC 1I '4 f ''0' 17 e:: lt 1 ' -- - - 4-- it- 1 2 4 '7'I ' Pit i Z4 ' A!!:'''‘'l ' Ili t r A'-- - ç b ''‘t - N: " '4 'cf 41 r ak' t mIj ''' '' 13 v C :k :::‘ 'it ' - ' irt e it Ari i: : ''''''' k r? 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If' e! it 35-ce- nt ti bt4 - l I 01 ' !!::' ':4 C $3995 e :: : ' ' ' ' "PV ) '' waeek - 1 :T i Others itt ' r lit 7i 1 -- A 4- ' $125 A e tal Ii i A0 -- tij -ob) - Cet t Nl'eekly ') FLEECES in Tans and W7 Reda also swanky CHESTERFIELDS V fts4 Coats that are up :t? front in FASHION ItS and give you the a" MAXIMUM in UTILITY — oil - ()lie of the8C tt A ' 1 If drr choice is a carefree Y stile 8 elect yet 71 relief and a rehabilitation administration group of ministers and experts representing 43 nations took a little time off from their session at Atlantic City—directed toward helping the world's destitute—to sit down to an Thanksgiving dinner In Washington the capital generally kept to a workday schedule postponing dinner until evening Workers at the huge war departrnent's Pentagon building however found a chance to eat an early—and cheap—holiday repast A price tag was on the turkey feed at the cafeterias in the big building overlooking the FPtomac The usual sports program for the day was one of the big casualties Big time football games were scarce But so were turkeys for the turkey dinners in many localities Davis Names Aid WASHINGTON' Nqv 25 (INS) —0 WI Director Elmer Davis announced Thursday the appointment of Edward Klauber broadcasting and newspaper executive as associate director of the office of war information 1 11 tj cracy" The united nations' iiti ""'31) Joirw o-y- f 1- 174 40 4 irt ti Instead of e 011 fl'—eaTirs:7 McCLANA IIAN You urehase of Your New th e ImS 1:t4411r1 Yankee Ships Sink Four More Jap Destroyers Summary of Tax Bill leliale Backers Call on iviayors Adopted by House WASHINGTON Nov 25 (UP) —Here is a summary of the$2- 140000000 tax bill as passed by the house: Personal Income Taxes The present five per cent vicwith the tory tax is integrated normal Income tax technically the victory' tax 13 repealed but the normal Income tax rate is raised from six to 10 per cent and the earned income credit provision of existing law is repealed to make up the revenue derived from the victory tax A few slight changes also are made in the surtax schedules to effect the integration The changes result in slight decreases in taxes due in some of the lowest brackets and slight increases in brackets starting at about $2500 for a married person with no dependents or $4000 for a married person with two dependents In all the changes are expected to yield an additional $154800000 Corporate Taxes Present corporate normal and surtax rates are retained The excess profits rate is increased from 90 to 95 per cent The Present SO per cent overall ceiling with respect to corporate normal surtax and excess profits taxes is retained A new schedule is adopted which reduces the invested capital credit with respect to invested capital in excess of $5000000 for purposes of calculating the excess profits tax The new credits allowed are eight per cent for the first $5- -000000 six per cent on $5000000 to $10000000 five per cent on $10000000 to $200000000 and four per cent on more than $200000000 Present rates on the same amounts are eight seven six and five per cent respectively The specific exemption credit allowed for excess profits taxes is increased from $5000 to $10000 All corporate tax changes are expected to yield $616000000 more than present law Excise Taxes These excises would be increased yielding an estimated additional $1201700000: Distilled spirits—From $6 per gallon to $9 yield $370000000 Beer—From $7 a barrel to $8 yield $70000000 Wines—Still under 14 per cent 10 cents a gallon to 15 cents 14 to 21 per cent 40 cents a gallon to- 60 cents over 21 per cent $1 a gallon to $2 sparkling 10 cents a half pint to 15 tents other wines five cents a half pint to 10 cents total yield $18000000 Electric light bulbs and tubes— Five per cent of manufacturers' sales price to 25 per cent yield $20000000 Jewelry-- 10 per cent of retail By Associated Press the sheriff took his billfold credtritiala gasole ration bock and mutomobile and fled said their criminal record a date back to 1934 and that each has been arrested In Texas Missouri Arkansas and other states west of the Mississippi Federal charges against them include unlawful flight to avoid prosecution and violation of the national motor vehicle theft act In addition O B Throneberry is accused of posing as an OP A inspector during a robbery O B Throneberry is wanted in Abilene Texas Fort Worth and Houston on charges of theft and robbery Both face the murder warrant at Steamboat Springs The F B I circular listed O B Throneberry's occupations as "laborer stationary fireman habitual More Umbrellas 7 t FightingIlor It 1943 25 Ij:A - 1 |