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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-11-26
PUBLICSALE
leaving and dssoving partnership
will hold ~ miles of West Mansfield
the State 292 south Route Al known the
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 70
At IL o'clock noon sharp:
2O-CATTLE-2O


2O-CATTLE-2O
Consisting good flow
milk Hon and Jersey DID, fresh with calf by
side; HolstenJerSy DID, coming fresh JAN
Guernsey old will freshen in JAM; Jersey
DID, feshen Jersey DID, will freshen
black DID, eshen Jersey mikng
Hoten coming with calf in Feb eight yearlng h
fers vccnated for Bangs disease and TB tested hee 3
months old These tested good herd
MILKING MACHINE
Two single unit RteWay mixers used II months Al condition
48-HOGSA8
Between 30 40 80 Berkshire
Chester White 10 gifts All these hogs
double immuned for cholera.
5O-SHEEP-5O
80 good mixed 6 good 2 old Cedae good
Corredale bucks, 212 years old.
HAY AND GRAIN
About 35 mixed stack between 1000 and
1900 bushels of good oats.
TRACTOR OUTFIT
One F12 Fama Steel excellent condition. with lift
cultivators.
IMPLEMENTS
Deerng
bottom 14nc tractor pows Al condition. preder
6oot double disc side delivery rake trailer
solid rubber with tight bed condition. feeders
good set of Aft extension ladders good milk
milk strainer; gasoline and oi drums.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Many other articles too numerous to mention.
Terms: Cash n Lunch viii be served
EPPS AND VANCLEVE
Chester s and Pearl MCCULLOUGH Auc Eostx EaLte Cek
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WANT ADS

FURNITURE WANTED-We buy
one piece to whole home of furni-
ture at all times. Frank E. Rem
CERT, Delaware. Phone 2137.
3-Q-ff +,
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FOR SALE OR RENT-90 acres,
4 miles west on Collins rd., would
sell 1/2 interest in stock and run
farm in partnership. Charles
young. Milford Center Rt. /.
11-26-2t#
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WANTED TO BUY-410 gauge
shot gun, either double or pump.
must be good. Will buy other guns.
M. o. Mather, Redwood Rt. 2. In
Claiborne. 11-26-2tS
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-11-26

FOR SALE-Property, l acre of
ground, with good Groom dwelling,
gas service station with nice build
ing, used for lunch room, supplies,
etc. This building could be convert
ed into good 4-room dwelling. For
sale because of illness in family. If
interested call or see r. P. Perry,
Broker, Redwood. 11-26-2t*
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-11-26

FOR SALE-Approximately rs
tons of hay, 20 of second cutting
alfalfa, good yellow corn, A section
rotary hoe, and one tractor outfit,
complete. f. L. Grose, 2 miles
northwest of Redwood, Rt. l.
11-26-2tS
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CARD OF THANKS

/ wish to thank all my friends
and relatives for the many cards,
letters and deeds of kindness shown
me during my recent stay at Grant
hospital and since my return home.
They were all deeply appreciated.
Mrs. Violet Humble
Its
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-11-26

FOR E-Victrola heating
stove, SIS, small crack in bowl
can get new bowl for $40 at De-
vines. Leroy Wolford, 6 miles north
of MarySville. Phone 4-7581.
11-26-2ts
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-11-26

WANTED-To rent small house
or apartment, unfurnished. Call
4-3505 or at 421 w. Sixth st.
l1-21-tf
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-11-26

LOST OR STOLEN-Will the per-
son who took the brown overcoat,
Sunday evening from Mummey's,
please return it to there?
11-26-2tS
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-11-26
PUBLIC
SATURDAY, DECEMBER |, l945


SATURDAY, DECEMBER |, l945
Beginning at pm. sharp:
5-HEAD HORSES
old horse years 100 lbs driving years
ae-HEAD OF HoLsTEIN oATTLE-ae
These cattle all well bred from Of the best know" 0
Threeyear-od fresh osby creamco King Bessie Kate
due to eshen January old med IS lbsl
due to ehen Dec 18th cow years Ears old to shen & IN TanI 3 b @
due en Feb 1s Old due t9 ren heaT % ed n
hee hefeT calves eligible to register bull calves H
than 4s p one e Whte-faeed heifer to eshen
AHEAD sHEEP-47
Consisting of 45 and bucks.
26-HEAD OF HOGs-26
F ee Ts os spee p to PIG % day & of '6 que
FARM MACHINERY
ss5sS ssss a
new; Little Genius 14nch pillow, good new Mccormick
% @ d john 6 PsEe Ree cb Ha a aw z con %
with fertilizer attachment used two seasons Me fea may ode @ @
New Idea 4 on bedef ReS d 6ansm capa @
rotary hoe 4 Oo er wheel ng w2 @ S oe BOAT boat on Deere
n walking & hand % 5 na hole PUMP 6mSb S6 boa eder
apSe % Scaf 2 % ] % bog fountain set of disc trucks set of
MccomicD ocS G lHesrf Deering binder trucks
CHICKENS
5 WPe s So P@ Dc6n % 5 e R6c p DGGa tested
AND GRAIN
1000 bushels of or less 800 bushels good oas oo o
good clover hay
ITEMS
12x16 round roof good condition. 5on ydrauc
Ben lack nf @ @ o aee @ Stewart horse Clippers saw
cans lot of junk crowbar 100 rd
two-Whee milk
ladder wheearrow milk Straner meat grinder hand prayer
thread CUTTER New Perfection oburner OIL soe
with buiin good as new
GOODS
good Warm Morning heating
oerstuffed davenport and chairs
rocking Eureka steel good condition. and many other
articles not listed here
Lun Grounds Ierms OF Sale Cash
until settled nothng 10 pc moved
settle On Sunday.
FREEMAN DETWEILER & WILLIAM ROGERS
AuctOneers jackson Mercer, Clerks
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[ AM STILL delivering soft water
for cisternS and for stock. Call
L. Fl. Collins. 1850. Call at Z
A. m S-11-tf
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-11-26

WANTED AT ONCE-To rent
or buy. a modern house in or
near Marysville. P. w. Bald
ridge, Firestone Store. 11-26-2t
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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29
At ~ o'clock pm:
l6-HEAD OF CATTLE-l6

~ =
16-HEAD OF CATTLE-l6
Consisting three registered Jersey that we had bought
this foundation Stock Jersey Guernsey herS also
registered Jersey bull II months DID, the leading
Jersey Buc Ohio All the and heers bred
the bull freshn from May 1St
Jersey heier months DID, of of the foundation also
mixed spring calves; one Hereford steer.
DAIRY EQUIPMENT
Double wash large Babcock milk teSter
138-HOGS-l38
Consisting of Doc and and 65 feeding hogs if sold
by day of sale; also Duroc boar.
l39-SHEEP-l39
Consisting of 81 mixed due lamb March 5h Shrop
shire 80 head of good lambs.
POULTRY
S5 White Rock pulets, AAA quality.
HAY AND GRAIN
5000 bales alfalfa baled
bushels of good com 1000 bushels heavy oats.
FARM EQUIPMENT
No 12L Paec enSage Cutterhay chopper combined excellent
condition. International tractor planter mounted type in good
hoe cupacer roller International
good binder litter
sheler tanning MILL good steel bridge
Terms Cash
FLOYD c. KERNS & SON
%FTwFEXMFI
John Pfarr Jr,A AuCtiOneer
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-11-26
PUBLIC

Having sold farm will sell livestock and farm Chaes
residence located 739 miles south York
en- on
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-11-26

FOR SALE-14 pigs. Homer
Christian, l 1/2 miles east of Wat
kins. 11-26-2tS
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-11-26

FOR SALE-Barred Rock roost-
erS, for breeding purposes. Mrs.
North Doudna, mile west of Mag
netic Springs on Hopewell rd.
11-26-2tS
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PUBLIC

quitting farming, the Undersigned viii sell at public
auction at the farm St Route 81
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-11-26

FOR SALE-Five Heifers, three
GuernseyS, one Holstein and one
Shorthorn, four of them yearlings,
others 6 months old. BY the head
or the pound. M. O. Mather, Rich
wood Rt. 2. In Claiborne. 11-26-2ts
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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER e
At 1900 o'clock sharp, the following property:
l7-HEAD OF CATTLE-l7

OCIOc following properly:
''' l7-HEAD OF CATTLE-r
shOon and Guernsey I COW % years oil old fresh with with
old due to freshen by day of sale Guernsey
cO co years years DID, DID, due to jersey
December Guernsey heie years old
fresh short time giving good flow & of milk m red Jersey cow @ yes
old giving good flow Of milk due to freshen April 2sth
milk ed jersey hee years old time giving good flow
flow Fl % OK milk ffS jersey e bred jersey
Old fresh giving good flo" of milk good Guernsey bull
''ai' AHEAD OF HoGs-4s
Is sOa weighing 80 pounds each 81 head Of
f@es hos yssFs Sss" od
Consisting hafblood breeding from to
POULTRY
rs head of Barred Rock sytpg Js@ zSG ssDs cD AIM
TING fafs in tons heavy hay 90 bales Of
straw" 0O n'NsS s1 TRACTOR SfS RI OUTFIT T S0
One 1920 Mccomc Reeng tractor on rubber completely @ over
pow one Avery 2bOttOm
s00O avery 0'''' IMPLEMENTS
shock g c Ia % eop IN ood u condition. rubber gpe tired I s new wagon @
flat rack steel tired farm wagon with flat rack good
dump rake Avery all steel hay loader good 2
ris fertilizer planter 8oo Oliver double ctpaeer steel
self feeders stock tanks
motor wheel barrow land roller Maytag gasoline engine
feet of s inch hay rope good as new 40 rods Of 28n
poultry netting 65fest nef poultry netting yaterers
houses; rotary pump; Ogal buckets sraner;
100 Sacks
arpaun 38foo be ladders press sausage
grinder double shovel garden sickle
GAL oil
wire echers post driver and other small
mention.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Selars kitchen cabnet kitchen
beds springs and mattresses rockers; library 4burn
oil Perfection oil heater
l2x12 Congoeum rug buffet chairs davenport day bed
glider;
other articles numerous TO mention
Terms; Cash ea-Sa6
CHARLES H. PETERS AND R. ]. BlJRDICK
yOan Pfarr Fy auctOHea sturgA Cheaey clerk
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-11-26

ADVERTISE ~ ,4E IOURN !,
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-11-26

FOR White enamel kitch-
en- cabinet, good as new. Virgil
Wynn, 5 miles northwest of Rich
wood. 11-26-2tS
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-11-26

FOR SALE-Pick-up truck, 1880
Ford, seal-beam lights and good
tires, in good condition, also good
two-wheeled trailer. Wayne Har-
ris, l mile south of Broadway.
11-21-2tS
The Valley settler., 1945-10-12
NO T|CES 5

The HEALTH COUNCIL will again rel sume meetings to be held each month durangt, the fall, winter and spring months. The first meeting will be held in the Health Center at PM. on Thursday evening October le. All members and anyone interested are invited to come.
 The regular meeting of the 2TA will be held on Tuesday evening PM in the lhlsic Room of the School on October l6. All parents tea chers and others who are int ere s ted in the work or the s choo1 are invited.
 The Annual Ele ction of Officers. for the INFANTILE PARALYSIS. CHAPTER
 of Palmer. wi II be held. on Monday : October 22. Keep this date in mind (.
 There will be be me et1ng of all those. inte sted in starting 2 Library In Palmer, next Thursday evening in the Music Boom of the School. Come and give your support to. this worthy cause.
 =. May the Editor urge agahn that ads be ready by Tuesday evening and not. later than "Wednesday noon. Ad space must be blocked out by Wednes- day and all hds must be cut by Thurs day evening. Even this does not give sufficient time to get the pape r out for. the Friday evening show. It takes time to cut stenci1 s |
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-02
SCOUT MEETING CANCELLED

The meeting Of Boy Scout Troop
No, 81, which was scheduled for
Monday evening, July 2, at the
Episcopal Parish House, has been
cancelled. it was announced today.
There viii be no meeting of the
troop until further notice, it was
said
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-02
Temperature Reaches IO2
IN The Summers Highest

I'm official thermometer read
ing OF 1902 degrees WAS reached
here saturday afternoon Tor the
highest this summer. follow III"
.. Ihc prey iouN day. and the
record WAS toliOWt ed sunday and
today with maximum temprTa
tutr, of 80 cegrtrs. IL WIS the
hottest Weather recorded mere
in several ears
IudiN'S 80 degrees was reach
ed at one O'Clock this afternoon
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-02

with prospects of 4 Slight adj
vance alter III the attcrnuuo.
The hot weather has ~ pd>h-
ed the ground that crops are be
SHINING to show signs Of de
trriUrlt,Ou, and gardens are SUI
tcrins a., i result of the dry
spell. No rain has been eNperi-
cnCed here for about ten DAYS,
and most of that time the
weather has been scasUnably hot
Tor ihi> section.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01

communication centers and pow
erful bastions in the German de-
fenses covering the approaches to
Frankfurt on -the-Oder.
The Moscow radio reported a
mutiny by home guard troops at
Frankfurt, which except for
Landsberg is the principal garri-
son shielding the road to Berlin.
Unofficial reports reaching
Moscow said that Marshal Tok-
bukhin's Third Ukrainian Army
meanwhile has been swelled by a
new Bulgarian force of 100000
men.
REDS IN STOLZENBERG
Stolzenberg, just 73 miles north
east of Berlin, was in the hands
of Marshal Zhukov's White Rus
slams. while units of this same
rampaging war machine were at
ZieleiZig. 30 miles inside Germany
and 6S miles from the capital.
Other Russian forces, DNB ad-
mitted. were only % miles from
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01
Isl, Sd Gain
! Miles in
ST. With Area

PARIS, Jan. 81 uNS)-Six
powerful divisions of the L. s.
First and Third armies hammered
at the outer defenses of the Sieg-
fried Line today, gaining almost
two miles on an extended front
along the German westwall in the
Monschau-St. With sector.
The attacks into the Nazi pill
box positions in front of the main
Siegfried defenSes were carried
out along a front of some 40
miles. ranging from KeSternich on
the north TO south Of ClervauX.
1t. Gen. Hodges. commander OF
the First Army threw four fresh
divisions into the drive 10 test out
the strength of the German po-
SitlonS.
The Third Army steadily
lwidened the bTidgehead 5eStab-
lShed on the east bank of the
Our River after surging across
against a fierce hail of enemy
fire.
In the southern battle regions
below StraSbourg, the French
First Army and supporting Amer
| lean units which crossed the Col
mar Canal entered the villages Of
Wihrenplain, Huntzenheim and
Bischwihr IN an advance Of one
mile.
The Canadian First Army wiped
out the long-held German bridge
head on the south bank OF the
lower Mas River five miles east
of GertruidenberE.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01
First Cataract Removed

Today in Harper Hospital a famous eye surgeon
removed the cataract from the youngsters right eye and
announced that the surgery itself complete success
He added that he felt confident of the outcome when the
bandages be removed a few days hence
The boy will remain IN the hospital for week resting
from the ordeal When he has recovered sufficiently the
operation will be performed on the left eye
II strange combination of circumstances-two dogs
and article The Detroit Tmcs-whch brought this
priceless opportunity for Ellis
Last November his devoted companion and only playmate
cocker spaniel named Sandy away from home His parents
Mr. and Mrs Ellis Sandn Sr who live 1852 Tman appealed
to the Times effort regain the animal
Although Sandy not found the Michigan Humane So
cey him another dog This dog srayed also and
necessary obtain still another dog keep Ellis connted
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01
RuSfltOn Explains
Role i'm Mine Deal

I'm not insinuating any
thing" Slgler answered.
Rushton then explained that he
had been financing a proSpector
for the last 10 years at a cost
averaging $3.50 a year. Last year
the prospector needed additional
cash ne testified.
The prospector gave me .
fourth interest In the undevel-
Oped mine and sold half of my
interest TO Lehr for S15,OOO," he
told the jury.
we have since been offered
10000 for the mine. IL il to-
day worth 81 500, O,OOO.'
tSee Earlier Story, Page -
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01

WASHINGTON. Jan 81 GNSD
Speaker sam Rayburn asked
Ithc House today TO vote down all
amendments 10 the May work or
ial' biu unless congressman want
10 take responsibility for denying
the nations fighting men needed
weapons and boosted morale.
Adoption of any controversial
amendments to the legislation.
Rayburn told the House. will
throw al least 25O votes against
the bill and bring about its defeat
The first amendment offered
proposed by Rep. Harness tR) of
Indiana and embracing the volun-
tccr plan first suggested by Rep.
Barnett CRl of Wyoming Ray
burn dismissed as nothing more
than a piouS appeal for people 10
do what they already have been
appealed 10 do.
The HarneSs-Barrett substitute
would have draft boards inveSti-
gate manpowcr shortages and then
urge men 10 take essential Jobs.
The bin of Rep May (D) Of
Kentucky military ch al r m n,
would freeze men from is TO As
into essential jobs and empower
local draft boards 10 order others
into essential work after voluntary
recruitment failed those assigned
have been given a reasonable
chance.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01
Ward Case Taken
To Court Of Appeals

CHICAGO. Jan. 81 CUPj-The
government carried It's appeal in
the Montgomery Ward case from
L. s. district court TO the circuit
court of appeals today.
Sixteen Ward plants in seven
cities were seized Dec. % for
failure TO comply with a WLB
order. The army will remain in
control until a final court decision
is made.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01
Times s,an Correspondent

MASON. Jan. 81 - Appearing
as a witness for Lloyd Fitzsim-
mons. former Atty Gen. Herbert
RuShton stated under croSs-eXam-
ination that he sold an eighth
interest IN an Upper Peninsula
mine 10 Clarence Z. Lehr. Sccre-
tary of the Detroit Racing ASso.
citation for $4,000.
"Are YOU insinuating. Mr..
Sigler, that the money was paid
me in graft ." the former attor-
ney general demanded as the
prosecutor questioned him
about the transaction.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01

In the four years he has lived, little Ellis Sand
lin Jr. has played in the darkness.
He knows his parents and his brother and his
sister only by the sound of their voices coming from
beyond the cruel cataracts which shroud his world.
He doesn't know there is such a thing sight.
Now all this may be changed There is $3.50 gamble
that within the few days weeks sunshine may not
only into his life but also his parents who have
sorrowuly watched him grope from chair to chair and
room to room.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01
Given $3.50 Chance

The led Mrs Edna Fink Braile teacher
attached Franklin School Sandn home
an education by means of the BraiIe system
Just hunch she referred the parents Detroit eye
specialist who wishes TO remain anonymous this case.
They told her other specialists had declined operate
saying the risky. Nevertheless they
doctor.
After studying Ellis carefully the specialist expressed opn
there $3.50 chance cataracts be removed
successfully and vision nscd though child may
! Continued q 2. o. -
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01

Col. Albert Oldberg in a fren-
zied bulletin TO the home front,
said Marshal Zhukov's tanks had
reached the Oder Valley not
more than as miles" from Berlin.
Zhukov's northern wing, he added,
had push @ d into the area of
Deutschkrone, IS miles b owe
Schniedemuhl and within so miles
of Stettin.
TWO MORE CITIES FALL
At the same moment Stain is
sued a second special order an
nouncing the occupation of two
more cities in isolated East Prus-
Sia. Russian forces, he declared,
have taken HeilSberg, 81 miles
south of Koenigsberg, and Fries
land, II miles southeast of the
East PruSsian capital.
In an earlier order of the day
he had announced the capture of
Landsberg, MeseritZ, Schweibus
and Zullichau, powerful strong
holds of the German defenSeS COW
ering the approaches TO Frank
fort
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01
NOTICE TO TIMES
HOME-DELIVERY
SUBSCRIBERS

The accident insurance which
has been available TO YOU az
the rate OF ? cents payable
each week, will go on a semi
annual payment basis. 90
cents each six months. effec-
tive Monday. Feb, 3. 1916.
Payment must be mailed or
brought TO J. II. Kolinski.
Registrar Agent. Old Line
Life Insurance Co. OF Amer
lea, Room 304, The Detroit
Times. 1870 Cass Avenue De-
trot 81. Mich. Pay no other
way! Keep your policy IN
force. Unless your semi-an-
nual premium is paid by Mon.
day, Feb. 5, i945, your insur.
ance Will lapse.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01
The w ar Fronts
As Miles to BERLIN

LUZON-Second battle of Ba-
taan begins as American
Eighth Army lands near on
western Luzon. page p
WESTERN FRONT-Six Amer
lean divisions drive against
outer Siegfied Line defenses.
page ! }
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01
ANTONEsCU AND AIDES UNDER ARREST

NEW YORK, JAN 81 (INS)-FOrmer ROmanian
Premier Marshal AntOnescu and number of cabinet
members and officials under the OVerthrOwn AntOnescu
government arrested by ROmanian authorities last
night and formally charged 'war criminals guilty of
the cOunrys disaster" the Bucharest radio said today
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01
13 Theffs in A Months
Confessed by Veteran

Jesse Lee Pryor, 10, Of 145l
T. Warren, released from the
army last September, was ar
rested today on a robbery-armed
charge Detectives said he ad-
mittcd one holdup seven bur
ClaricS and five purse SnatChings
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01
!. Y. STATE GUARD AIDS SUFFERERS

1t. Gen Hugh A. Drum to mobilize several units of the
state guard i'm effort to hardshpS brought by
serious shortages of food and coal by shOvelng
driving trucks and delivering coal Troops will be duty
at Albany Troy. Syracuse Rochester Buffalo and other
sections needing immediate aid.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01

MOSCOW, Jan. 81 QNS)-Lightning- like Red
Army armOred units raced to within As miles of
Berlin today, crumpling key Nazi defense posi-.
ton after another and spilling onto the level Oder
valley before the Nazi capital
Only few minutes after Marshal Stain had announced
the capture of Landsberg 20 miles from Berlin and the last
major garrison point outside of Frankfurt still guarding the
Naz citadel German commentator reported the Reds had
broken through to within 45 miles of the capital.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01
CCC CAN GET ANOTHER 1l4 BILLION

WASHINGTON, Jan. 81 (UP)-The Senate bank
ing committee today approved bill to expand the
Commodity Credit Corporations borrowing power by
81 800 100000 and limit Gees annual food and crop
subsidies to SS45,000000.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01
ALLIED BOMBERS HIT AUSTRIAN OIL PLANTS

ROME, Jan. 81 ONS)-StrOng forces of Allied
bOmbers blasted targets in Austria, including oil plants
just northwest of Vienna by daylight today in their first
venture in 10 days. The planes based in the Medi
terranean.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01
Bill Gets
.Rdyburn Aid

WASHINGTON. Jan 81 CUP1
The House today rejected IT'S 10
ZAP. the So-callcd WadSworth anti
closed shop amendment 10 the
pending work or else" bill.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01
GENERAL AWARDED MEDAL

QUANTICO, Va. JAN 81 (UP)-NIaj. Gen. William
H. Rupertus of Washington, who commanded the Marine
First Division in the conquest of Peleiu last fall has
been awarded the Distinguished Service Medal lie is
cOmmandant of Marine Corps schools here
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01
COMMUNICATION AREAS

Announcing the seizure of
LandSberg. Schweibus, MeSeritz
and Zullichau in a special order
of the day, Marshal Stain for the
first time confirmed officially that
Russian troops are deep inside the
frontiers of Brandenburg Prov
lnce, OF which Berlin is the cap
ital LandSbcrg itself Is 80 miles
inside Germany.
All four towns are important
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01

.a393zS!l5
FAMOUS CORNETIST DIES AFTER OPERATION

LONG BEACH, Cal. Jan. 81 (UP)-Dr. Herbert l.
Clarke, II, famous cornetist died today week after
operation Clarke cornet sOlost for the John
Philip S0usa dtctuT Herbert bands for % years.