The Marshall News Messenger from Marshall, Texas • 2

r.t.?.s I The Mar shall News Messier fitjfn lice.ua Act 4rf WI I House Ballcs At Economy Proposal Al'STIM. Uuth It sfN-n' a. fl a I 'iddls Class Defrayed () Nazis, Says Ol'I Nfws soul fcni Farming Urged As Essential War Industry 0'Ooil 5ofi Fetiticiont Tor Tiup With lobar 7 iWJli, L4 ti Ml Kh e.Li. Jo WICd own fc 4 Isnf tt fc fcJ tim mi4 a4 Kwwai titn-i- tii is- ft 4 warn- Immu mi i i a -e- la) If- Mt Il a4U-a It I I fc IBMMy V' w4 I W- Ouihti bf Tefal i M. ktft if, hit U.

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in Mrrlill HI OAUOa latr eooat tM i ii" ji uoic 111 naijiiQii iitirn1 i.J IMn nw Hftriitn be c.o4. I rnu .0 .3 MacArihur Bombers Leaders Agreed on Baffle Commands ALGIERS. Mfh S3, Vtf h- Kllll I eaymariU. G.lnr It 4 would InWod if any rrMd lran1i(mt ktwn aiuf th 4l-rt4 ti or at hr hr-i'g ft.mnvna 9, 4I know twl e.r nkt: siweo. t'ei tt.ilrmao.

tt (i.rrt ri lie llkii'bi twur.ty I'l'i Itiithday Hall an ajpl.ra- and the WkUfm Ml to ie'r rt the-r of fotvfefn e-t een Gn. Henri Gireud and Gen Strike al Enemy Bases in Pacific rt4ou.utsr ajXJr ii toman, wa Nt to rtcaUt imail tvewipahef rm tii a to a a Mi n1 V4 Lm. rliru to Ik ll-t yM ff hj4.I tfSy di(t feM No. I. Ty i Jfi 'm.

ndn, ht! frn. hn lrt frti' 2. Jft henfofd, Njr, ho i4 hom tJ fHil Mllill, t.aiiilki, in Mattl.a:). George Catrmi. repotted lday, a jnegtam fr ur.if.nat.KO of the Fienrh forte now ertated Ama Snf taitetit Aii iff tf ouUit Ti.

mad ii t.i.n ctf Miaii''ii in ti- Al' I f)n a md rg to Sunday A ti Utl had d.fc w.d and di(td at l-t tmtranl a fi U(on d. 1 l.e i.l,.l,t ik lr ktf.fr ii rtFf th publ.ta-liftft rrrt(Mti! and nvagkiinr itn th rep.iOn of lb wh-th i. iiiiS'tiffi. ii, i.f whom, a f.e. BtaiaaA ataaaaaaaa1 ke'ayaTF 9 agtioal th Ai pit.bably kr 4d Ix.y a riiken iin Attlf-n KCADQl'AltTCM IN Al at It ALIA.

Mart 10 iJV- tnmpit4 nhin the nt 10 dar ii N-v If. 1912 Th hiM iik ted ttvedil aid Gen, Charle fi Fftl. General Uauglei Mtr AMhur PAINT TOUt SCIIINS Irg Frenrfi leader for whom Ca M. fail mnatit Mayo htl lait Ihaikday Mr Iliai4 roun. authnr.ti that Mi himmoni hr way into Mr room, to ktll her and in trufft mer viitol, ai wound ftll.

Gdmer, In aikl.ig deUy In Vr. loirda pr-Lmina'-y ing urtil Friday, told Common nea Judge Giady Comet! in a hearing eterday that Simmon, in a i go ta'ement, rtat4 He iity and fiorw a et ikl.it in bomber ranged out ataUl yetter NH PMy Cruder ne estaty, at eptd to 4. sap-pear from (ierman rf, "Ai Uvity r-n th vrk cha4r I nW lestj.ried knur a a day, and 'l Individual hr hold rg In ce of M.000 rtith-mask mut be treui la -t'ting a officer. Si.iev ei.t. Cairo lepotted day to punun Jpnk pnkiUont in New Guinea and New Britain If, SV, II Iteimett.

a niemlr the tfmm.iUee, rr.ad a nwtion and to U'k at nemy Cfuenhe tv4 runs Tt tlf tr rk tn4 rlt krd irniiniH inniiit ilf glir. ti h( Mrr 11 ii'lifi fr ttr r. tti'n Filui In rffiiijr th fiuUtu-n ni no ft th ulut It it.n rw wiin roupon bock virTi tiimt on Autilia ootthoestern tht ti iltit given llf0 from Il fuf. and that th ba Naval id ti.cy h't tl.rr ii f'fnttnn lrHr th Ameriran fw had ln 'ur-iruful in ffeMirg ttaK againt th JP flank. then is ex pt ted to mme to Algiers h.me;f to give approval to th program, Source toe to'Catrou sad lait night that he and Giraud already had reached agreement on numerous phek of plan for uniting th Finth mpir overte WJI UlYi UfE reomn- to'th ap rue for IS ha known Mr Howard fr eight Wcmd BEAUTY started In a low-level bombing and that the ihild he taken a ihanfjr h'Mf tal In tne futur if Mrs.

Lida Rankin ear and gv her 1 20,000 in itrtfir-f at'ark on Toet. In th Kl 'HI a solid front against the axis. J. lands, and I of Lang-goer and Wabkek alo wet ma hine gunned, reedquartert said Tli enlilmn rf Mr Ffnk Markets According to on source, a ten rt.Un. 1407 Crktt, who bfi 111 for trirrkl itk, vi "Ther la o-n kind a plot a.

id I am rmt aur but that om body may ha extoiie. om money from aumebody," Gilmer told to court. Judg Coinett poU an i.peration terome nereiary. Tie inotioi ve. 'inanlmouily.

It, ti I'. Ham mSSeMed thai in the future, all rae of th die ea repot" to Caven lmm d.elily when pronouiMed infantii pt.ialtii. today. Claimed by Death; Riles Sel Today Mr. Lid Rankin.

64. who They'll lest longer SCREEN ENAMEL Screens ae more valuable now than mrbefore! Enarnei In New Britam, airdrome at tative plan d. trusted by Uirauo and Catrouv would plac tit tatter at the head ol tit revamped Fremh government ovei while Giraud, who now is Fremh civil and military commander In chief Gatmala aed Cape Gloucester Maki a kl WlMi 'txiM l.k hk kn.k 'it lkii lmed ortlon. were bombed, and in New Guinea Mr. Ijfli W.

Mliin 1 Mr. rti M. J. MrMahnn, harbor at Msdsng, Ihe town (. irk kk inik hiiO 600 W.

Cmnry, whil MJ. Mr area and thre at in North Africa, would becom ini llilnil attend an army training cently moved to Longview from Marthall. rtied in a Longv iew hospital at 9 p. m. Monday after a and the eoat between Tax Plan British arhWil at Iatrnwnrlh, Kai 'en to prevent rust.

ililll) QUART Fnvhafcn and Madang were 751 kua 'f M'kkk4 kl commander of Iremh military forre. It wa said De Gaulle probably for a month. lompletinrt r.f strafed and bombed, a communique if It announced. brief IllneM. Mr.

Rankin lived at 407 Buchanan St. in Longview and com 1st at ao) raoa L.ir I l.rl ll'. Hk k' t'klk rk i 9 ito.irisLCO raoy raoa it a iu afferimg 44.fifi0.nO0 fapy- eeeeeei would be recognized by uiraud as th leader of French interest in continental France a post which would assume paramount about 40 mile between th Amerl- made her home ith her daughter et louml Npukf itayuui fmr I'HTH Mi-k fl in-law, Mr. Kmrrett Rankm. War Plants Ill-Ten) th Ruml VENETIAN BLINDS When the family lived in Mar mi I k.rl IHTIMH Mi'lkf Nk 3 k'" kkiir important in event of Allied landmgi on the European contin pifi.al be veiled down and shall, their residence was at 80S Amaiing low prk tor East Austin St, and Mr.

Rankin Mkvk fck rf ent Itepubliran trailer Martin of Mavkarhiirt' laying "We'ie con eoNTixiED raoat eaoa was chief draftsman for rord Iin4k 3 hi'k ki ko'm'kklik tl CI I a puJMlHinff SIM, VtlfO mane cord tock, ladder a fident" it will lurceed. Raron and Davis at the Longhorn (ff.n, tktlk.l if.r rtrfltt Sj ran and th Britith. however, a the Africa Corp strove desperately to stem th onrush of th Rrituh. German Attacks Beaten Off Three German attacks wer beaten off by another American column juit to th north in th Maknaiiy area, where Allied flanking forces were closeit to the ea. and German mines were delaying a third American forre east of Fondnuk although this col ryp bbadt, Rayburn expressed hi opinion 1 Ma n'mlir fl I Nk 4 Orrinnnre-U'ork.

He was trans Bothum, an Important Iron, steel and coal renter In the Ruhr only 10 miles east of Fssen, also miPkilf I I lha Khnol. win tationM Ii Flnrifla and Mr MtMahon ill Join him hre, Pvt. Hrtir Dfllarl. itatinnH at Camp folk. irnt th v.rm ml with hi parrnt.

Mr. an1 Mr. A. t. IHrt, lOI W.

Grand. Mr. W. C. Brkman of I visiting; hr rtaughtfr, Mr.

T. O. Johmon, Lnngviw fli. Tic. Albert T.

IHart. ion ft Mr. and Mr. A. E.

Dfllart, 1901 W. Grand, ha bn tranfrred from St. Pftmburg. Kla to Denver, with the army air corp. Samn Brownt MtMahon, on of Mr and Mr.

J. 11, MtMahon. tl'K) tmoiy, and Seaman Elgin rhillipi, ion of Mr. and Mr. Heard a hii tj iknik in renponk to a quetmn at hi firkt pre confeienre' lim-e de ferred to Canada about Six weeks ago and hu wife, daughter and oaeeeeaeeeeeaaeeeeeeeM was among the targets hit bate begun on the now bitterly mother moved to Longview.

m.w rtni.KkNk iti .10 iei Last night's losses were the highest th Ra has suffered in ico.NTiM.to no eoa it contested on how bet it rnltiiii Inna kkk4y 1 In addition to her son In Canada, MAKE OLD FLOORS tkn'k kk' Mrs. Rankin is survived by an a single nights raid since sept. fr Ml.h I Mk to get tux payer cn a pay--you-go hatis, tollnw Slrategy Meeting other son, Bolton Rankin, of ri r.i 18-17. 1842. when 39 bomber failed to return from widespread LOOK LIKE flEUJ us swear words.

I am being guyed about my habits and a fellow asked me the other day what I got out of life anyway." Annapolis, who also formerly Julr 44 ilnkr umn making some advance toward Kalrouan. In th north, completing the circuit of preisure on th Axis, th Martin' itatement fullowed an luk I'm I 'JO 4 il in i SU Ilk was employed at the war plant raids on th Ruhr. wHh $-W hour-long iliatesy meeting he It was the second costliest at before reentering the navy: three (niikry FLOOR Mr Tn ii In I a If you haven't mad your con- tack on Berlin. Twenty-two air grandchildren, a aider, Mrs. Wal nntish Firt Army of Lieut, uen, held with the irpublnan iteeiing commitlevu Mar JO I ail I tnbution to the Red Cross there is ter Hurd and a brother, Lawrence craft were reported misting from kM.

Istill time. The fact that in near Rayburn declined to pi edict Bolton, both of Dallas K. A. N. Anderon marked up a fresh advance in the Djebel Abiod area for the third successive day, 7 a i the Jan.

17-18 raid. Defense Strengthened Riknaki row eai Funeral services wer "set for Observers concluded that last p. m. today at the Episcopal the communique announced. More than "or prisoners had oLYNNo whether 1'iesident Hooievelt would veto the Ruml plan if It should reath him beanng the approval of the house and cnate.

itep. Oiei told th hoiwe Saturday assault either was, made by church in Longview, conducted by l.at Showing "GEORGE WASHINGTON SLEPT HERE" been captured the last few days by much larger force of bombers Dr. E. w. Johnson, rector, as than usual or that the defences of sisted by the Rev.

H. F. Selcer, QUART Tuesday-Wednesday Double Feature the city had been strengthened rector of the Trinity Episcopal ly all the towns their quota has been oversubacribed doen't relieve you from, having a part in the great work it is doing. Read the poem below and I think it will convince you to come aero: THE RED CROSS MOTHER I am the Mother whose quick hands Bring balm to grief and pain, Bring bread to torn and broken lands And solace the slain. church of Marshall.

Burial will The biggest loss ever suffered eereeeee)eMeM the Rrituh in the north, while the Eighth Army's bag In the south had climbed to 8,000. The Americans added 200 to their prisoner cages. Mountain Region Last Escape With Gabe behind him, it ap he wa certain of uch a veto. The apenki-r made it clear that he bclievrd the home ihnuld act now on he" question of taxe, rather than Irtting a italemate or be in Memory Park. by the RAF in single night was BUY PARAMOUNT Wedntidoy-Thundoy 0 miOHUN UP A ROOA4 WITH NfW 52 bombers In the raid on Bremen and other targets dearllock result in lending it back to the ways and means committee Allies lor further tudy WALLPAPER on the night of June 23-28, 1942.

Twenty-three were missing from the Essen raid on March. 12-13 hen the Krvpp works were damaged heavily. "1 don't think congies CHn be I walk where screaming bomb and shell Spit hate about my head: put in the position of not acting on it alter ihe committee has been ituflvina thi matti-i' for two And where war's bleeding chil month," said, adding. dren fell Make your DOUEL ujonns 1 I come with quickened tread. "We've got to luiHtion.

That applies to republicans a well ui selection CAN'T HURT Mil I stoop where stark the wound (Continued rnou raoa Roars of laughter greeted the statement. Churchill said: "The very fine unceasing advance of American forces and the increasing activities on the French sector and cn the front of th British First Army all play their part in the combinations of General (Dwight) Eisenhower as supreme commander and his deputy General Sjr (Harold) Alexander." demociHtk. "Little Too Much'' peared to obervers that Rommel's next stopping place could not be short of the mountainous region north wesV of Sousse, 140 miles to the trth. If his retreat was maintained to that area, however, he would surrender to the powerful American and British forces a number of excellent ait fields along the coastal plain from which they could blast the Tunis-Blzerte bridgehead with concentrated fury, The whole operation was proceeding under a spread of Allied fighters and bombers which bombed Rommel's fleeing transport and lines of communication north of Gabes and farther to the north between the ports of Sfax and Sousse, the communique said. iA i i '--tf i tusTiu 4 iriTT.

MINI now while our stock it cotnpjete. ed wait. Where wan the rescued rest: Just back from Texas, where he I lift them from scarred fields That' what yea drink I Bat nly round-worms may Imldk rou rl(hl eaua-In troublk without your knowing It. Warn-In alani ara 1 unr rtomarn, nkrvoua nam, Itrhlna parta, Jarna'k Vtrmlfuta rlrht kw.rfAYNES laAmarlea'a kndlna aroorlatarv worn i krlantlAeillv went to jittcitil the funeral of his rn sou of hate And hold them to my breast. brother, Raburn said he felt that IIOSOOMI Qualat fl arali, 4alaiy Uipkl.ktC Unfed an vaad hy Silllinna.

Art nllr. 10c For, red with blood, this cross aura you ft JAINS VERMIFUGE I he had been "in good position to view thui thing," from 1.3U0 mile away Irom Washington. i think," he said, that the Feoture No. 2 of mine Still floats on angel white IIVINOIOOMS Parlod paakri ak 1 SC odarai, ate. KITCMINI Diih dt(ru, trait papan, 5C My cross that stands, through "average citizen thinks that the Christ, the sign Of mercies infinite.

During the day 17 German and Italian planes were destroyed in extensive air encounter and bombings, 10, Allied planes SMI SI02S Ruml plan is. a little too much." Asked clitectiy whether he thought that the committee' plan, which provides tax abatement, would be adopted, the speaker replied: "I don't know what kind of amendments will be offered." More than 20 have been proposed. I PAIIITIIIGSUPPLIES were missing, the announcement said. ON ANY Louisa Alcott's 1 Cousins Prepares Russians For War Nursing NEW CARTOON" "Nonejr, Jit Doing Their Bit" TBAVEL-ADVENTIRE "Picturesque Mossochuierts" And since through me the stricken live And walks th world, having given, bid you give And keep my Flag unfurled! Scouts Give Lions Club Program A Boy Scout program in which Scout lawj were given was the main feature of the Lions club presented by the club troop at the luncheon Tuesday. The program was in charge of Scoutmaster Eddie LaFlant Youths taking part were James Jackson, Bobbie Smith, Ben Charles Brook and Delma Bowen.

Lions chdierThe Weekly Roar" MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. The life of women wa a timorous 1 1 I Putty Knives 25c i Scrapers 25c Sandpaper 2Jc iiSteelwool 3Sc I Putty ii Paint -Brushes 25c aaAaafcaaawaaJaata1 SHERWINAVILUAMS affair in the days of the late See Me Before You Trade Louisa Alcott, author 01 "Little omen. MIMATLBE "Liiten Boys" Yet Louisa Alcott's 20-year-old Cartoon "Ducktotor" cousin. Rachel Alcott, Eau Claire, 100 Used Cars Wanted! looks forward to work that Until 6P.M ntil 6 P. M.

17e may at any moment call for war service in North Africa or along (OONTiNfto rnoki p6a ii infantry, silenced two mortar "bat-teric and destroyed an enemy self-propelled gun," the communique. Announced. The midday war bulletin declared that 14 German planes had teen ahot out of the air, three of them on the Smolenk and 11 In the' western Caucaus, where a German scouting force was reported smashed by artillery and mortar fire. There' were some Indications that the thaw this rear will not be as bad, generally, as last because of the milder winter, with much inoYjhan usual. the Burma Road.

She will gradu McPhail Hdwe Co. HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID LEW BATES ate in June from the University of Minnesota School of Nursing, where she is preparing for either home or foreign service. Mar-hall Tiaa la S. WklllaatW as the name of the new publication to be distributed among membership. 'It waj announced several members will attend the Lions club meeting Thursday at noon In Longview when the in Over a Halt Century vt Depandahle Iniaraoc Scrrloe fl.

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