Show - ::-- - -- 7: -: - e::- -- '7 L'': - -- 7 :':-'i- ' a'f--:- -: : - - : S' - - - !' i : A akt Zribunt C' Cbt iialt Thursday Morning 143 February 1 7 2-- 5 i 5 Writer Faces Trial on Aid To Deserter i Ursula Parrott Goes Before U S Court Today Fla MIAMI Feb 24 4T1--- Create OWn Ration Board uorigressmen nhA his completed gasoline ration book WASHINGTON Feb 24 set been board has ration J usually will be in the iTiail the same Freda' and senators his filled-oserve to application is day up quietly office of the received only representatives Many of the legislators already price administration acknowledged have used the board it was Wednesday It is called "congressional serv- learned and most of them got "C" ice and isn't listed in the tele- ration books K Thompson district 0 P A phone directory like other local director who is a newcomer to his boards but if you are a member job and had no connection with of congress the sergeant at arms the unpublicized special board was will supply the phone number It asked about the board He said he questioned its propriety and added handles gasoline and tires only it was "one of the things I am A congress member doesn't have looking into in connection with my to go near the 4:ard itself Tele- investigation of all board opera- phone service is a specialty and tiona in the district" I IPlot Defenchtlit-- Wins - Los ANGELES Feb Freedom — g HI I the dismissed crime soliciting Casanova tearfully embraced his wife in court and denied that he ever planned to harm- her Maximo Basquez the herbalist testified that Casanova asked him for a drug that would cause his wife to be affectionate toward him Instead of her relatives "I told k a Faces Draft Charge charge NEW YORK Feb 24 (INS) — Despite his insistence that he is a conscientious objector Randolph forGodfrey Phillips mer financial writer has been- arrested as a draft evader it was learned Wednesday - ld KTIYICTORY rl 417 - Nee:y Bryan She told reporters that she went to be Miami beach stockade late 171 December to visit Bryan who was being punished for absenting hirnself without leave and drnve out of the gate with the soldier concealed in the rear seat of her autoynobile Nearly 24 hours later E'ne turned him over to federal agents - 21 be v-i- - - le UP)—him there was no such drug" trip- John Casanova 51 war plant tified Basquez ''Then he said: worker was freed Wednesday of 'Let's get rid of her a funeral :3 charges that he plotted with an cheaper than a divorce'" Indian herb doctor to get rid of The herb doctor said he pretendhis wife Adelina Casanova ed to agree and accepted $50 from On motion of Casanova's attor- Casanova which he turned over to said had not who evidence ney Mrs Casanova informing her of alto been produced sustain the the alleged plot leged plot Judge Byron Walters t—'4 con- - Special farthliarity with gressional rationing problems and a central location are the only benefits which congressmen get that other citizens don't enjoy said James D Fitzgerald chief clerk of the special board He and others insisted that no-- It body but members of congress are entitled to use the board Thompson however acknowledged that in one case a resident of Maryland with congressional connections—but not a member— got a "C" gasoline card from the congressional service when his own board in nearby Maryland vould give him only a "B" card ut watt Lists Vichy As Dead Regvinle I ' A written in federal here cort Thursday to a real-lif- e Crania in which Novelist Ursula Parrott charged with spiriting- a friend out of an army stockelle finds herself the central figLre Mrs: Parrott ill Jcheduled to go on trial on charges of impairing tne dacipl:ne and loyalty of the armed forces and aiding and harboring a deserter all growing out of An episode in which the author ea:d she yielded to a "sudden impuso"" to fee with Private Michael eln-a- x Word of the Fpecial boArtg gottl El around when 'the Maryland board got irritated about being overruled by a board it had never heard of It got really mad when it couldn't WASHINGTON Feb 24 41T14 get anyone in 0 P A in the'District Secretary of State Hull let it be of Columbia to admit such a board known Wednesday that the Vichy existed government does not even exist Thompson said he WEIS familiar so far as the state department is with the case although it hap- coeicerned pened last October long before he Asked at his press conference took office "It was a mistake" he said "He for comment on a Tokyo broadcast was an employe of congress but that the Vichy government had not a member I have called the agreed to hand over French terriMaryland state director and apolo- toHal rights in China to the Japagized I have assured the state di- nese puppet government in Nanrector that when this "C" card king Hull replied that in the first expires on March 3 the local board place he did not trust any radio in Maryland will take over juris- reports from Tokyo and in the diction and will decide whether or second place did not know of any not it is to be renewed" Vichy government - Bryan who drew a court-mart:sentence of one year'a confinement for desertion is under inOctment in New York on narcotic a: BUY WAR 9 4 VAMPS - er - i ti il 0 'it 1 0 1 ife - r A A Co V two ‘111b at CL714a4 1 awar - federal officials to uncover the sale of narcotics to service men in New Yerk The role to be played by Bryan in the trial was not clear Wednesday night Ernest L Duhaime aae:stant district attorney asked that he be called to give testimony tut as a witness for the court Under this procedure he would re-- t tte a witness for either the or defense) Durialme said that Mrs Parrott has held frequent conferences with the soldier Defense Attorney Bart Riley entered no-- objection to Duhaime's request providing nothing develops which will prevent his testifyinz at the trial" The maximum penalty which be levied against the author the discipline charge alone were ene convicted werald be a $10000 fhe and 10 years' imprisonment le 0 ar 2 rI4'1 : to rf 11W:e 41 r i' --Ar 4 ' it '4N041b) fti)9 - i 1 ' 1 5 1 ) t: 4 ‘ i - - - e'L - '' 0'f t - - ' - te ieNe r-- - ' I :: 0011 PI 4 - - e -- ri ' - ''-- it g ' charges Mrs Parrott ham filed a atateh:cnt that she and Bryan helped ----- I A V — i 19161 - i — --- - 4 ti LAW a ' ' '''s ' -I - it--- - -) -- - 7-"-- I 4 - i 1 i- - t - e I - - - i1 ' ' ' - ' --- :'- -'' " - - 7- I k 't - nese-cut:o- - :''' A i t - ' ': - ' - ' 1 k - - - ld - k- k — i - 4' -'- - ' -- - - Dionne Quints Prepare to Launch Ships take them to Suwhere on May 9 they launching of wnparticipate in theeach of which fve merchant ships will be named for one of the !! and assigned to the British navy They're pretty excited about Wis er part of the ceremonies they d Bathe Eng-Mia rather difficult nrr eFfzriment for them and the cIns are practicing hard and As snr ir Star-Spangle- tt lor z They were invited to break the charnNtgre bottles by U S SecretsrY of State Cordell Hull and Gordon Conant of Ontario announced last week that the would do so The trip to Superior will be the IrrzeFt yet taken by the blackare4 quints They go to Sault Ste Marie by train and then take a lake boat -:gh there is a possibility they The gA-I- have never seen a ship leas tailed on one and the rroFpect et launching five ships gorg to the United States has them thrilled rr--rnie- alth- u-1- s r-u-ch Two Navy Men Die in Crash Cal Feb 24 (!Pi navy training plane crashed f17 : ii! view Of the a5oo ST:rectittor3 stt the Emy Meadows race track killing it two occuVAN MATEO — 0 A p?nts plane came dawn in a dive as the horsea reached the tv7re for the sixth race It fell just the track enclosure near the Eaysnore highway Hundreds of persons In the grandstands left for the scene of the accident The remainder stayed tehnd to watch the running of the ra Ti p navy said the plane was sittaced to the 'Alameda naval air staticn and that the names of the two victims would be announced prchtablv Thursday after the next ct7 :Kin have been notified -re jt I That's the spirit America needs right now Even more than you know! Why the need is so a IS IC sPIVAII dt L fr 1 non-aci- - - --- t'v 1i 0 I: - '-- ('j '1'1-- ' aim c1:1D CZ) C:r4: 1 - ft 1 c I ' 1 - ‘ '' - '''' - - ‘ - it '''' '- - - ! r - m41- -- '1 - - 1 - o i- A4 '- - itmo6 - ll"- A - "':: -- f:' : 4 OF COURSE YOU CAN STILL GET MANY rI t y 11 r - f N ' 1 1 4- -- ') 1 11 le 1442 nnp-arr- TAKE THE VARIETIES r—i!c--:—t---- I ‘ : :71 --- ' -- : 71 : i ' it ii b 1!j Li 44 YOUR GROCER 71 tr7s1 I ) HAS-'FIL- L-IN" 1 ifil 7--- : --' 7- tj ' '':: '' - ' ' '' ' : - ' 1 I 1Igs D r - - 1 '') I ! - 2:- ' -r ) 11 ' i ----''''' or consult your State University or County Extension Service 3 Buy rationed foods with special care— Choose the Del Monte Fruits and liege-table- s you buy with your "points" so that their quality and variety will count most in serving attractive wartime meals Many of these fine products are interchangeable in use and health values You can select the varieties with lower "point" values and still be sure their quality will please your family Three other suggestions—when you start to use your ration book! It's rilore important now to get the brands you know If you prefer Del Monte look for it Make your "points" buy just as much real quality as they do quantity Also it's especially important to plan meals ahead and shop ahead You'll hari to do it—to make your "points" go round And your grocer more than ever needs your utmost coopiration Added to all his other wartime difficulties he now has the double job of supplying you—and banking your ration "points" as well Only with your understanding help can he give you the best possible service So shop early in the week—early in the day and only as often as you must This program calls for thought—patience —and extra work But it's a program every patriotic woman can be proud to follow We'll be ready to save you all this bother again—when the war is won But until it is what American woman will hesitate to do her part—if it's needed to keep her family better fed and strong! t f t - ' r - j -- ' : - ic - i I la cant end glass—both tito RF 4 --- t - - 7 - 1 '' - oo "777 I - -- - - 1 1 -- - - ' - -- ' ' ---- t 41 -- I j y ''-I- 7 E - tk' -- 7 --1 -l- -- - - - - r7 -) '''' ' ' -- -- -- ' ' leiA 4 1 'a :: ---- sA —-- ''' i t --- - - IMf E- 7 o q 1 Ili ') ' - '''- - ?---- ilk ‘ ni Every jar of fruit you put up at borne will stretch your family's ration and in additi‘on will help keep surplus fruit from going to waste Of course you can't draw on just the finest crops as Del Monte does You can't do your canning right in the favored areas where each fruit grows best You can't always be sure of the uniform quality you find in any Del Monte Product But the job must be done—and you can do it well One 'caution though Fruits because of their acidic nature are relatively easy to d can at home But all classes of foods including most vegetables require special care and special equipment for sterilization Don't can any product unless you follow approved methods exactly For official instructions send 10e to Supt of Documents Washington D C and get USDA Home Canning Bulletin No 1762 1 - r rAs-rEir- tk - s r 1 01Preflt AS-escornittrt Errli an onwrier sprintJed nn upper Pi nai ttee nemof tbstr firmer I' arc trls 'rlirv toel mnre nr tr49r nollItt taste Dr14 not anur It alkaline ndnr (denture breetht Otst t"ogy at rimy ortis (Adv) gtrre 41- C FALSE TEETH p-- great As the world's largest canner of fruits and vegetables Del Monte has gladly undertaken to save every pound of fruits and vegetables possible and still maintain Del Monte Quality In spite of manpower shortages shipping problems and many other wartime difficulties last year's Del Monte pack was the largest in our history But our armed forces needed about a third of it With canning establishments in a dozen of our states and territories—we hope to preserve even more food this year But well over half of this season's pack Is already spoken for by the Government Dividino-1I-' the rest among the homefolks doesn't leave the plenty you're used to any way you figure it That's why it's up to you this year— If you want all the vegetables and fruits your family will need I Here - me - fruit from the single tree or small orchard we can't reach Naturally we don't like to ask you to do this job It's Del Monte's business to save you this work and take you out of the kitchen But this is an emergency! That's why instead of telling you about the quality and wide variety of Del Monte Foods Del Monte advertising this spring and 'summer will urge American housewives to plant Victory Gardens It will point out the need for putting up fruits at home It will urge every American housewife to join in a cooperative nation-wid- e program to "Save the Surplus in 1943" Here's how you can join: Put in a Vegetable Garden—Use every bit of surplus ground Grow fresh vegetables to supplement the canned foods you buy Consult your local Victory Garden Committee seed man or nursery L Plan to put up fruit this Summer— 1 - ncee 177ress elf ''s - You can raise the vegetables we can't grow and can for you You can put up the Very soon you're coming right up 'against a problem that directly affects your family's welfare and the Nation's strength You'll go to the store with your brand new ration book You'll soon find you can't buy nearly as many canned fruits and vegetables as you'd like Yet our government says everyone must have plenty of fruits and vegetables— every single day You must feed your family well—to keep America strong Just because you can't get all you need the easy way does that mean you're going to give up? Not a bit of it! If we judge America's determination rightly you'll roll up your sleeves and say "Well I've still got my brains and my own two hands I'll do my part Let's go to work!" More Comfort Wearing 1 ' ' 1 a tn7te1 States The trio it ::- i ' '' ' e AND I'M GOING TO DO IT THE PATRIOTIC WAY! I thr NOS-t- - - - reror - e Ont Feb 24 The Dionne quintuplets are putting a little extra "oomph" in Ening lessons as they rrrrare for their first trip to the CAI-LANDE- ' - ' Cer Aell :071 i :7 i - ::: cr-- A — : t : t : r 4 ! f GROW AND CAN AT HOME WITH THE FOODS YOU f - k 1 1? k : v ' i I - 1 ' - ' 'kw 1 ' - — - : 1 |