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PAGE FOUR
011acills VRIthiriff3 c'ecils
Fitzgerald Scores
only Touchdown As
All Players Star
By ROBERT B ALLEN JR
Tiny demons of the gridiron swept up and down
Fairgrounds field here last night before 1000 cheering
fans displaying a brand of football that senior teams
would have a hard time matching and when the clock
finally halted the tough-fought affair the Black and Gold
had triumphed over the Red and White 9 to O
- The two Junior high elevens showed tacklirg far
superior to that exhibited by the senior Bengals a week
ago and in the line the blocking was of a super nature
Today the Red and White nursing a few bruises had
time to think and plan seeking a strategy that will even
things up whert the two clubs clash again next Tuesday
night In all there will be six games between the Juniors
It was -a safety coming in the opening period and a
touchdown thrust midway in the fourth that spoiled the
evening for Coach Lewis McAulay's Red and Whites
Penalty Is "Break"
IP your Robert W Service poet-
ry knowledge is confined to
the "Shooting of Dan McGrew"
and "The Cremation of Sam Mc-
Gee" it will interest you to sam-
ple some of his other poetical
products
The man who wrote:
"There wasn't a breath in that
land of death and I hurried horror-driven
"With a corpse half hid that I
couldn't get rid because of a
promise given:
It was lashed to the sleigh and it
seemed to say:
vYou may tax your brawn and
brains
But you promised true and it's
up to you to cremate those last
remains"
The aggressive Black and Gold
-u re7 this does not by any means tell I ror d v n
ialiui t aLILI 1 IlUITICLI IIUP
combination fought the opposi- the story of the Tuesday night en- I "With a corpse half hid that l
tion into Red and White territory counter It was a sizzling party couldn't get rid because of t
—but the first real break of the from gong to gong promise given
game came when the "R and W"! On the whole the game was It was lashed to the sleigh and II
drew a 15-yard penalty for clip- close In first downs the Blacks seemed to say:
ping Penalized half the distance held the edge with 6 to 4 and I t'You may tax your brawn ant
from the goal the ball was mov-1 were ahead of the Reds in yards brains
ed to the 3-yard line from scrimmage The yardage 1 But you promised true and We
David King sizzling little full- i sheet gave the Blacks 118 yards up to you to cremate those last
back for the Red and White drop- ! against 891 remains"
ped back into the end zone to 1 Reds Threaten Too
give his talented toe another I But you must be guarded from "I do not know how long in the
workout A short time before he getting the impression that the snow 1 wrested with grisly fear
had booted a beautiful kick that Reds did not threaten The Mc- But the stars came out and they
for a time set the Black and Gold Aulay crew staged a drive in the danced about ere again I yen-
on its heels Now with his back to third that for a time looked as if tured near
the wall he had to work fast ' it might reach the promised land I was sick with ' dread but I
The pass from center spilled Jack Sayers ripped through the ' bravely said: -111 just take a
from his hands and bounced 'line behind Bill Rogers and Joe peep inside
crazily on the turf In the mad C Holman for 4 yards and Bledsoe I guess he's cooked and it's time
struggle for the ball the Reds i swung out to the right for 5 I looked then the door I open-
sent it bounding out of bounds Then King hitting like a ton ed wide
where a Black player covered it of bricks hurled through center And there sat Sam looking cool
Because the ball had been cuffed i for a first down and four 4?ards and clam in the heart of the
out of bounds by the Reds Re-1 to spare Kent Claybaker and furnace roar
feree Buck Weaver ruled it a safe- Vic Ward were in on the
play' And he wore a smile you ' could
ty setting the Blacks out in front clearing a nice gap in the oppos-
see a mile and he said: "Please
2 to 0 1 mg forward wall close that door
Rules Safety The drive finally died when
Referee Weaver raised his arms
Its fine in 'here but I greatly
End John Martin Guard Heath
' fear you'll let in the cold and
I erington Earl Harper and Cen- i
signaling a touchdown then sud-
I ter Bill Lavery reared up like a Since I left Plumtree down in
storm —
denly looked up to see that he
o subdue the 1
steel-ribbed wall t ubd
was behind the goal posts Real- Tennessee it's the first time
izing that in such a case the Play campaign Hit The Air Lanes I've been warm
could not be ruled a six-pointer
The Reds also made a play for
he was forced to change his decis- AND how many of you recall
I the ether lanes but the Black
Ion line was shifting through too some of his war poetry— the
The ball was then moved out toi fast Lawrence Baker was pound- one entitled Michael for instance?
the 20-yard line and the Reds went i ing in to bother the passers and It could Just as well have been
to work again This time King was a players like Jack Acklin John written about some of the lads of
better protected by his close'
'Gould Mickey Imel Archie to-day's war—
knitted forward wall and he boot- Barns Dick Smaltz Don Clark "There's something in your face
ed one back to the Black safetylJiznmy Welch Gerald Rector and - Michael I've seen it all the
man on his own 38-yard line Joe Cantrell were displaying they day
From this point a zooming full- could give the regulars trouble There's something quare that
back Freddie - Fitzgerald began any day in the week They were wasn't there when first ye wint
crashing ahead With 0 1 ede partly to blame for the Reds' away "
Vaughn a smashing hitter lead- !weak aerial asault "It's just the Army life mother
ing the way Fitz spun off the i Forced to get rid of the pill be- the drill the left and right
right side for 5 yards then melt- cause of the rushing the Red That puts the stiffinin' in your
ed through left tackle for two hurler seldom had time to spot spine and locks yer jaw up tight
more his receiver Many of the heaves "There's something in your eyes
The Blacks -were gaining mo- were intercepted Once in the Michael and how they stare
mentuin Fitzgerald tried to out- third Claybaker faded and shot and stare —
flank his right end on the next la nice pass into the flat but Ack- You're lookin' at me now me boy
play but Dennis Gaunt the:lin was in the way He leaped as if I wasn't there
Reds' left end moved in fast and'into the night breeze pulled the "It's just the things I've seen
dumped him at the line of scrim-1 ball down and sent his 100 I mother the sights that come
mtge Gaunt was striking hard pounds gunning through the op- and come
and low on his tackles and had!posing defense A bit o' broken bloody pulp that
Tackle Stinnett who did not miss Acklin Is A 1Vorry used to be a chum"
e-nee Baker was pound-
a The ball was then moved out to fast Lim-
the 20-yard line and the Reds went i ing in to bother the passers and
if to work again This time King was 1 players like Jack Acklm John
better protected by his close-
Gould Mickey Imel Archie
knitted forward wall and he boot- Barns Dick Smaltz Don Clark
ed one back to the Black safety IJiznmy Welch Gerald Rector and
man on his own 38-yard line Joe Cantrell were displaying they
From this point a zooming full- could give the regulars trouble
back Freddie Fitzgerald began any day in the week They were
: crashing ahead With 0 1 ede partly to blame for the Reds'
Vaughn a smashing hitter lead- 1 weak aerial asault
ing the way Fitz spun off the Forced to get rid of the pill be-
right side for 5 yards then melt- Icause of the rushing the Red
ed through left tackle for two hurler seldom had time to spot
more his receiver Many of the heaves
The Blacks -were gaining mo- were intercepted Once in the
mentum Fitzgerald tried to out- third Claybaker faded and shot
Mears picked -up 10 yards on Part CI the tackling were Ken
Endicott Junior Austin Jack
fourth down before Val nutlet and
Dean came In for a tackle He Myers and Tubby Ryan
was still three short of a first! Shot-String Tacklers
down and the ball went to the Once the buzzing Fitzgerald
and the hard-hitting Vaughn
Reds
The grid struggle sea-sawed up !were stopped on two consecutvie
and down the field until the four- PlaYs by Tommy Dean and Bobby
n
th when the Blacks struck with a I Marti two youngsters who spe-
cialize in shoe-string tackles
volley of power that unnerved the I
The Junior high game got
Reds underway after an impressive in-
It was the mighty Fitz a min-
Fitz Sets Up Counter troduction ceremony carried out ' Clay Vaughn Broadcasting a
ature edition of Tom Harmon the by
running account over the Public
Reds
Fitz Sets Up Counter
It was the mighty Fitz a min-
ature edition of Tom Harmon the
Michigan great who set up the Address systerrw'iRu'al-Duntouchdown
Spinning like a top bar the 'softball voice" of Cush-
and a definite will-o'-the-wisp he l ing Officials for the game were
gunned through the line dancediSuperintendent of Schools W D
away from the secondary andCarr and Bengal Coach Buck
raced for 9 yards to the Black 33 weaver
He then shot through for a first V
down and the Blacks were a non- DeMolay To Hold
stop machine
Fitzgerald picked his way along Regular Business
behind the blocking of Vaughn
Jimmy Cordray Don Pounds and 1 Meeting Tonight
Jimmy Day to roll up 12 deep in 1
Red territory With the ball on! It has been announced that De-
the l'2-yard stripe this Fitzgerald Molay will hold a regular busi-
broke away like a scared thing in i ness meeting tonight at 8 p m at
the glade whipping around the I the Masonic Temple An election
left flank like a midnight express of officers will be held during the
through a non-stop station He I business session and plans for in-
bolted over into the end zone or a stallation of officers to be fol-
touchdown 'lowed by a dance will be discuss-
Faking a placekick Vaughn ed
roared through the aide of the V------
line for the conversion and the Tires for "A" car drivers will
Blacks were ahead 9 to O probably not be available until
This was all tbe scorbIg but early In 190 034
THE CUSHING DAILY CITIZEN CUSHING OKLAHOMA
YANKS FIGHT
To RETAIN
ITALY GAM
AN the reading fronts—of the I I II tills II UPI 1 il
s' fighting fronts—one reads'
that there has been a great re-ROME Sept 27—(UP)—Britisli
!
viva l of the reading of Robert W Eighth Army troops expanded
Service a poet of great popular- their bridgehead across the Rubi-
ity in World War I 1 con and drove up the Po valley
It is not surprising Service's today as American Fifth Army in-
poetry may lack a little of that fantrymen Joined the Germans in
classicism which made Kipling ferocious battle to retain the Al-
another popular poet with men lied gains in the rough difficult
who war but he was one who Apennine mountain sector
could put wings on words and yet The Eighth army after clear-
keep the meaning clear "Salty ing up the last enemy resistance
—rugged—poetry with guts" is south of the Rubicon sent Cana-
the way some of the boys char- dian units to the outskirts of the
acterize it town of Bellaria on the Rimini-
0 Ravenna coastal highway seven
I
P your Robert W Service poet- and a half miles north of Rimini
ry knowledge is confined to Meanwhile other Eighth Army
the "Shooting of Dan McGrew" units further inland approached
and "The Cremation of Sam Me- the town of Savignana on the
Gee" it will interest you to sam-Rimini-Forli highway eight miles
pie some of his other poetical i northwest of Rimini
products
In
The man who wrote: the mountainous terrain
through which the Americans were
on Bologna the Fifth
"There wasn't a breath in that
land of death and I hurried hor- driving
ror-driven 'Army made gains varying from a
"With a corpse half hid that I half mile to three miles but in one
couldn't get rid because of a
Isector the Germans unleashed a promise given counter-attack and advanced to
It was lashed to the sleigh and it dine the Americans from the
seemed to say: strategic spur of Mounta Alafine
!Toil may tax your brawn and ridge Just south of Castel Del Rio
brains and 20 miles south of Bologna
But you promised true and it's The main mass of the ridge
however still was firmly in pos-
up to you to cremate those last
remains" I session of the Americans
I In the eastern part of the cen
"I do not know how long in the I tral sector the Americans advan-
f ced approximately a half mile
snow I wrested with grisly fear
But the stars came out and they hile
w nine miles northeast of Fir-
enzuola the Americans seized the
danced about ere again I yen-
ique reportea
AND the same man who Anshan is the second largest
Lrought to life the Yukon steel producing center of the Jap-
and the battlefield also wrote: anese empire ranking next to
Dreams Are Best the great steel center of Yawata
I Just think that dreams are best Japan which also has been at-
Just to sit and fancy things tacked in other Superfortress
Give your gold no acid test raids
Try it how your silver rings Anshan was attacked first on
For I think that thought is all July 29 Superfortresses and the
Truth's a minion of the mind raid was repeated on Sept 8
Love's ideal comes at call I Deck areas were attacked at
As ye seek so shall ye find tnarien one of the large ports in
0 you dreamers proud and pure
Manchuria
You have gleaned the sweet of I 'In Loyang and Kaifeng cities
life! In the Japanese-occupied portion
Golden truths that shall endure'of China military targets were
Over pain and doubt and strife attacked
I would rather be a fool Enemy anti-aircraft fire in all
the raids was reported weak the
Living in my Paradise
Than the leader of a school Icommunique said and fighter
Sadly sad and weary wise lopposition was light
'rile 12th air force said issuance
V
of the information here more
Attendance Off than 24 hours after the attacks
Today At Fair ' first were reported was delayed
by difficulty of communication
with China bases
OKLAHOMA CITY Sept 27—
(UP)--Attendance at the Okla- competition were other events
homa State Fair was off today For perhaps the first time in
as wet-looking skies promised a the 38th annual presentation of
return visit of overnight showers the fair attendance was likely
which settled the midway dust to be under the same day of the
and faded a few hamburger! 1943 fair Last year Wednesday
stand signs on the grounds clowds totaled 31273
Junior livestock Judge contests Besides Oklahoma City resid-
and Judging of additional live- ents themselves today's fair ac-
stock exhibits were to highlight tivities were dubbed in honor of
the Wednesday program A sheep traveling men '89ers and visiting
shez4Ing contest and terracing Te4aus
9
131irthesia while nine miles northeast of Fir- at 2 p tn Tuesday September 2601
1-i--r's-c-a-m-e-o-aa-n-'d -igqr
enzuola the Americans seized the at the local hospital The baby
danced about ere again I ven-
important hill mass of Mount weighed six pounds
tured near
'Ando six miles east of Mount Al-
l was sick with dread but I
bravely said: "I'll Just take a !aline which overlooks the road Mr and Mrs Everett Lawson ol
leading to Imola in the Po valley
peep inside
! The Americans also captured 316 West Moses street are the par
cn ts of a baby daughter born al
I guess he's cooked and it's time 1
Monte Pratolungo midway bet-
I looked then the door I open- 410 p m yesterday at the Paync
1 wren Acuto and Alafine -
County Masonic hospital The baby
ed wide
And there sat Sam looking cool! West of Mount Alafine German
and clam in the heart of the rnce esista broke permitting the weighed 8 pounds 34 ounces
furnace roar
Amerians to seize the 4000-foot
And he wore a smile you could Mount Beni three and a half miles Mr and Mrs Clarence Cook ol
see a mile and he said: "Please Inorthwest of Firenzuola and the Agra are the parents of a baby
close that door I southern slopes of Mount Freddi daughter born at 9:26 a in Sep-
one miel west of Mount Beni !ember 25th at the local hospital
six The baby weighed 7 pounds 8 oun-
It's fine in here but I greatly
fear you'll let in the cold and The Americans operating
ces and has been named Mary Ann
storm — miles due west of Firenzuola drove
Since I left Plumtree down in the Germans from the tiny vil-
I've been warm I
Mr and
Tennessee it's the first time lage of Casellaccia and pressed
three miles beyond it to the dam-
Mrs Jack Hamilton of '
inant high ground two miles east 805 East Walnut street are the par-
AND how many of you recall of the t town of Castiglione Ameni-
ents of a baby daughter born at
some of his war poetry— the cans advancing up the highway 912 p m at the local hospital
one entitled Michael for instance?
from a southerly direction have The baby has been named Char-
It could Just as well have been reached the town of Bocconl'20 lotto Ruth
written about some of the lads of miles southwest of Font but on
to-day's war— the nearly parallel Florence-Fae- Mr and Mrs Merle Butterfield of
'There's something in your face
nza highway German resistance Lyons Kansas were week-end visit-
- Michael I've seen it all the
in the Marred' sector 20 miles ors here of Mr and Mrs Fred Sur-
day southwest of Faenza had slowed
wasn't there when first ye wint On the extreme left flank of 1
rhere's something quare that
down further 'Allied advances baugh of 927 East Broadway street Pie Supper Independent School
away
the drill the left and right creasng enemy strength In this
te Fifth Army front grim fight- -yin
" t ay Sept 29 Program Benefit
--: of Flynn Memorial Park —Adv
'It's Just the Army life mother ing
I
was continuing r
against in -
Mr and Mrs R C Jones and
'There's something in your eyes all-negro 92nd infantry division
rhat puts the stiffinin'
spine and locks yer jaw up tight than troops combined with the
in your sector near the Ligurian sea Braz-1
back in Cushing today after e
7-- daughter Miss Gayle Jones r
trip to Cleveland where they
Michael and how they stare and other elements of the Fifth
r a
were called by the death of Ralph
Johnson a relative and business
and stare — tnrmdyifftiocupltrombeoeunnetmaiyn terrain were nou're lookin' at me now me boy
V
as if I wasn't there " associate -
The Blacks-were gaining mo- were intercepted Once in the Michael and how they stare alter
more 1111b I et:CIVel War OI tne neaves "Inere s btilitellilLIK L11 yuul cycoo -
trip t a
o Cleveland where they
and other elements of the Fifth' ""s‘ I" t-u5n1n8 tonaY
Army to probe enemy strongpoints --
mentum Fitzgerald tried to out—third Claybaker faded and shot and stare — were called by the death of Ralph
flank his right end on the next la nice pass into the flat but Ack- You're lookin' at me now me boy difficult mountain terrain Johnson a relative and business
in
V
play but Dennis Gaunt the:lin was in the way He leaped as if I wasn't there - " associate -
Reds' left end moved in fast and'into the night breeze pulled the "It's just the things I've seen CHIN
BASED 41
dumped him at the line of scrim-I ball down and sent his 1001 mother the sights that come
kitlYan!
W J Abbott underwent an op-
Htelivoefsaets 4 2 0f s-
a local hv
mage Gaunt was striking hard pounds gunning through the op- and come - (ration for removal of tonsils to
and low on his tackles and had!posing defense B A bit o' broken bloody pulp that cl
Tackle Stinnett who did not miss: Aeklin Is A 1Vorry Used to be a chum" 29uS HIT street n he fic p
one all night at his side The two Acklin was bad medicine for la 0 East Seventh
were making the Black backs cir- the Reds Again in the fourth NONE of the lines quoted above
cle wide to get away from them Ithe Reds trying desperately to ''' are of course as Wilma as: mAHcHuRIA
Blacks Penalized i this time with Bledsoe on the A bunch of the boys were Whoop- Too Late To Classify
A five-yard penalty imposed be- come back went to the air again ping it up in the Malemute
firing end Again it was Jack saloon 1 —
cause there were not seven men Personals 7
on the line set the Blacks back Acklin who intercepted halting The kid that handles the music WASHINGTON Sept 27—(UP)
l
and Fitz swirled away for six be- another threat box hitting a Jag-time
—China-based American B29 I will not be responsible for
WELS
fore Billy Bledsoe hit with a sub-1 The Blacks showed their most tune Super-Fortreses struck Anshan in any debts incurred by anyone
marine tackle Then Vaughn his ' impressive ground game in the 1 Back of the bar in a solo game Japanese - occupied Manchuria other than myself after this date
legs working like Pistons churned third and fourth quarters Once sat Dange-vus Dan McGrew for the third time in a daylight J H McKinley
through for 5 Another penalty the gunning Fitzgerald fell in And watching his luck was his 1 9 ttock yesterday while other ---
hit the Blacks and they had to behind Bob Mears 90-pound left light-o-love the lady that's Superfortresses attacked Darien Miscellaneous l For Salo 23
dig in hard i half and wheeled 25 y a r d s known as Lou" I Mancuria and Loyang and Kai- ---
A fast moving Red line ruined through the Reds He was finally I feng in occupied China the 20th Girl's bicycle like new Also set
another one of Fitz's runs when brought down b3b Carl Stinett RUT—those of you who have I bomber command reported today of new tires for boy's bicycle Tel-
they trapped him behind the George Gould and Bob Davis '''' heard the above—do you I Results of the Anshan mission ephone 867
line and had him waltzing back But while the Blacks put a know RISS that Robert Service aimed at Japanese steel produc-
and ferth Finally Center Grant stopper in the Reds' channels the wrote these lines as a dedication tion were not known because the Alb ani
a—
Gould the 118-pound Red pivot -act must not be overlooked that for one of his volumes?
lbombing was accomplished under
man snagged him for a loss the winners had a hard time 1 "I have no doubt at all the Devil a heavy cloud cover the co- '
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corn
I
tween Budapest and Belgrade
Losing ground too rapidly the connecting through the ether too grins Imunique said but observed re-
W E Nicodemus club was in a bad The Red and White were tough As seas of ink 1 spatter Isults of the other raids were re- Last night medium and heavy
way In a gamble Fitzgerald rac warriors to deal with Vic Ward -10 Gods forgive my 'literary' ' ported good by returning crews bembers attacked a rail viaduct 1
ing behind the beautiful and ef- was one of the fastest men on the sins— None of the big bombers was at Borovnica in northwestern
ficient blocking of Vaughn and field and coming up to get a good The other kind don't matter" !last on the mission the commun-
Y ugoslavia
Mears picked tip 10 yards on part of the tackling were Ken ' ique reported A Nazi broadcast said power-
fourth down before Valliquet and Endicott Junior Austin Jack AND the same man who Anshan is the second largest ful American and British naval
Dean came in for a tackle He Myers and Tubby Ryan "brought to life the Yukon steel producing center of the Jap- and air forces this morning at-
was still three short of a first! Shot-String Tacklers and the battlefield also wrote: lanese empire ranking next to tacked islands off the Dalmatian
down and the ball went to the Once the buzzing Fitzgerald Dreams Are Best the great steel center of Yawata coast and the action still was
Reds and the hard-hitting Vaughn I Just think that dreams are best Japan which also has been at- going on at the time of the re-
The grid struggle sea-sawed
!were stopped on two consecutvie Just to sit and fancy things tacked in other Superfortress port
up
and down the field until the four-I plays by Tommy Dean and Bobby Give your gold no acid test raids The Allied forces were meeting
!Martin two youngsters who spe-
th when the Blacks struck with a Try it how your silver rings Anshan was attacked first on violent resistance the Nazis said
calize in shoe-string tackles n July 29 Superfortresses and the Caught off balance repeatedly by
volley of power that unnerved the i
I For I think that thought ta a
Reds The Junior high game got Truth's a minion of the mind raid was repeated on Sept 8 commando and naval threats a-
underway after an impressive in- ideal comes at call I Deck areas were attacked at cross the Adriatic the Germans
Up Counter Love's
— — Fitz Sets — troduction ceremony carried out -- --o — i—ii ‘ find Darien one of the large ports in ganda reports not borne out by
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THIS WEEK IN
CUSHING
stationed at Camp Ellis Illinois is Wednesday
here spending a 44-day furlough DeMolay Regular Meeting Ma-
with his wife and baby daughter nil(ildZneeplite'Praa P " 1 City
yer erv ces
Mary Jane 816 East Walnut
Churches
DeMolay Regular Meeting Mas-
Cpl Howard BEMPWCII who is i
onic 'femple 8 p tn
stationed at Fort Ord California ! Thursday
is here on a 9-day furlough visit- Rotary Club Cushing Hotel
ing his wife and daughter Ginger 1215 p m'
1102 East Maple They are spend- Farm Shop Repair Class Farm
ing the day in Shidler today visit- Shop Building 301 E Main 7:30
log friends to 10:30 p m
Teen Town Cushing Armory 8
Mrs Lola Cook who is employed
a
by the Internal Revenue office m Red Cross Surgical Dressing
Tulsa is spending a vacation visit-
ing relatives and friends here and less Public Library 2 to 5 p nt
Friday
in Oklahoma City Red Cross Surgical Dressing
Class Red Cross Rooms Public
Mrs J A Harris has been dis-
missed from the Payne County Ma-
Library 2 to 5 p rn
sonic hospital following an opera- Saturday
e
tion and is now at her home 810 T e n
Town Cushing Armory
East Second street 8 p in
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Clothing Exchange sponsored German Power—
by Worthwhile Club Call 866
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9606-102 or 9616E2 for informa- Rhin i
I e bridge by pinning down
ton —Adv
some of adolf hitlees best SS elite
I guard troops They also prevent-
Birth Announcements ed their commies being pressed
Mr and Mrs Itobert Leo Baker liard by the allies northeast of
of 717 East Third street are the Antwerp spokesmen pointed out
parents of a baby daughter born I Bad IVeather Starts
!at 2 p tn Tuesday September 26th I The descent on the Arnhem
at the local hospital The baby with an
area in gun auspiciously
I weighed six pounds excellent drop but bad weather
roon plagued the essential sup-
Mr and Mrs Everett Lawson of 'Ply missions Planes had ereat
'
316 West Moses street are the par-
difficulty in dropping adequate
ents of a baby daughter born at I supplies and rdinferoementli at
4:10 p m yesterday at the Payne jog
the proper time and place leav-
the Red Devils largely depen-
County Masonic hospital The baby dent on the supplies they carried
weighed 8 pounds 3'4 ounces I When EC Second army relief
a column's forward elements reach-
Mr and Mrs Clarence Cook of ed the south bank after a heavy
Agra are the parents of a baby 'fight they ferried small amounts
daughter born at 9:26 a in Sep-
of supplies across the river
!ember 25th at the local hospital "ducks" or amphibious trucks
The baby weighed 7 pounds 8 oun-!But that was not suffncent for
1 the men being hammered day and
ees and has been named Mary Ann
a a ii !night by artillery and mortar fire
I By throwing in some of their
Mr and Mrs Jack Hamilton of 'finest SS panzer troops the nazis
805 East Walnut street are the par- !prevented the relikf column from
ents of a baby daughter born at I crossing the river
9:12 p m at the local hospital The headquarters war bulletin
The baby has been named Char-
lotto Ruth of the Rhine where the British
was limited to the fighting south
2nd army turned its armored
Mr and Mrs Merle Butterfield of -
might northeastward against the use
Lyons Kansas were week-end visit- steel and concrete fortifications
Meuse river barrier fronting the
-
ors here of Mr and Mrs Fred Sur- of the Siegfried line
baugh of 927 East Broadway street Take 5-111rile Stretch
Massed tank and infantry for-
Pie Supper Independent School mations wheeled from the Eind-
Friday Sept 29 Program Benefit hoven-Nijmegen corridor to reach
of Flynn Memorial Park —Adv and take a five mile stretch of the
a Meuse river's western bank op-
Mr and Mrs R C Jones and posite Kleve and Gorch two an-
daughter Miss Gayle Jones are chor towns on the exposed nor-
back In Cushing today after a them flank of the nazi west wail
trip to Cleveland where they —which the airborne landing at
were called by the death of Ralph Arnhem aparrently had been in-
Johnson a relative and business tended to turn
associate - Simultaneously American 1st
i ration for removal of tonsils to - in relatively light fighting from
and 3rd army troops beat off per-
W J Abbott underwent an op- sistent German counter-attacks
(ley in the offices of a local phys- the Aachen sector to the Lune-
'clan He lives at 420 East Seventh ville area below Nancy while the
street a
U S 7th army drove acrs the
Moselle river north of Epinal in
force and ran head-on Into fierce
Too Late To Classify opposition
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Personals !
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Until recently Tito's forces
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substantial support to an Allied
1 will not be responsible for -
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any debts incurred by anyone -
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to hit the Germans from the
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Girl's bicycle like new Also set ations placing them in position
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rear In concert with an attack
of new tires for boy's bicycle Tel from the sea
ephone 867 Allied naval forces long have
controlled the Adriatic making
Albania— it 'impossible for the Germans to I
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coastal area
(Continued From Page 1) reinforce the Islands dotting the
tween Budapest and Belgrade The 'landing in Albania was I
Last night medium and heavy assumed to have the support of 1
bembers attacked a rail viaduct Albanian guerrilles estimated !
at Borovnica in northwestern unofficially as high as 250001
Yugoslavia I men Yugoslav partisans recently
A Nazi broadcast said Dower- have been operating inside Al-
Complete line of Hallmark
Greeting cards Lavery's Down-
town Flower Shop Dunkin Theat-
er Building —Adv
SSgt Keith D Pierce who Is
stationed at Camp Ellis Illinois is
here spending a 44-day furlough
with his wife and baby daughter
Mary Jane 816 East Walnut
Cpl Howard BOlieWell who is
stationed at Fort Ord California
is here on a 9-day furlough visit-
ing his wife and daughter Ginger
1102 East Maple They are spend-
ing the day in Shidier today visit-
ing friends
Mrs Lola Cook who is employed
by the Internal Revenue office
Tulsa is spending a vacation visit-
ing relatives and friends here and
in Oklahoma City
Mrs J A Harris has been dis-
missed from the Payne County Ma-
sonic hospital following an opera-
tion and is now at her home 810
East Second street
Clothing Exchange sponsored
by Worthwhile Club Call 866
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A Nazi broadcast said power- have been operating inside Ai-
ful American and British naval : bania with the native patriots
and air forces this morning at- I and the possibility was seen that
tacked islands off the Dalmatian I Tito had shifted formidaLle units
coast and the action still was southward in preparation for the
going on at the time of the re- present operation
port Would Seal Fate
The Allied forces were meeting I A quick Allied thrust across
violent resistance the Nazis said Yugoslavia would seal the fate
Caught off balance repeatedly by of the Germans in Greece and
commando and naval threats a- the Aegean islands from which
cross the Adriatic the Germans i the Nazis have been reported
ganda reports not borne out by I withdrawing for some timc
frequently have issued propa- The Yugoslays were pressing
events their offensive In Bosnia storm-
Partisans Cooperated ing the tov:ns of Gracanica and
Tito's Liberation Arcv report- killing or wounding most of the
ad that partisans cooperated with German garrison
Allied naval units to occupy the I Heavy fighting was reported in
ttrategic island of Peg one of the region of Loznica and in the
the northernmost of the Adria- Prilep-Velles sector of Macedon-
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