Journal Gazette from Mattoon, Illinois • Page 2

nzz mo. TOS DAXLT 10CSNAL-OAZXTTS AND COtZZZZClAZ STAR, MATTOON, ILLINOIS jxzsnxr, MAY The Daily Journal-Gazette 3Y'pmT I UNCL EF i tLZJUtJ a a a a. a a a 1 One Man's Opinion This Day in Current Comment T7 1 1 Ttr i AND COSlMBRCIAL-STAR -Yellow. Kid" Adds, Bit of Philosophy Consolidated WW BY WALTEB KIERNAN ff fjl lU-ff Ml. I SUGGESTED HABIT FROM THE PEOPLE -(The name and addresa -it the antbor must accompany "fmskUwa Chief) Taken from r-(L NrS.

Staff Writer) Anybody got a war song? Chlcare (INS) To his national reputation as a confl-" dence -man with few peers, Jo- "A new complimentary" closing i hUr fnr Vlefiiu JJtfiC An Independent Newspaper Published In The Journal-Gasette Building. 1711 Charleston Mattoon, BL, Evenings Except Sundayi and Holidays. THE MATTOON JOURNAL COMPANY W. HAMEL, President and Publisher every contribution, but on re- r-nir the or writing One with bugles and trumpets nuest wfll not J. "Yellow Kid- Well ad.

phrase instead of 'Yours truly fracious, but he-' Senators" and Congressmen were touchy about the gas "They' couldn't have become mixed up, could, they, and thought the rationing referred to the gas In their speeches?" and spine-tingling words like Coming Over-and We Won't Come Back Til It's Over Over There Plcardy The bravery of the Americans In Picardy already Jtias been proved by more than 30 Croix de- ten published under this head do nut necessarily embody the views held by the management of The Journal-Gazette.) 'Sincerely or any of the fiarl customary phrases. And, dont fj get that 'Victory' Is spelled Utmbvr Illinois Dally NowBpaptr Markets, Audit Bui-oao of Circulations. Inland Daily Prsss Aisoclatlon, Illinois Prsss Association. Advertising Exm-tutivss Association and Advsrtisins Cbscking Bureau. JOURNAL-GAZETTE OFFICES: Allen Klapp National Advertising Representatives; New York Office.

651 Fifth Chicago Office. MO North, Michigan Detroit Office, 530 New Center Building. opher. When Well was Introduced io Judre Harold Ward In Criminal Court by Prosecutor-Julius -Shenrin as a "most Interesting person JHhe.brushed aside guerres, conferred to date." Major We need one. five months to" me-war and" rr CALLING THEM lAustlni" "Herald)- TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION EDITORS'- NOTE: The fol- lowing letter is IheJTirst receiv, ed from Iceland in acknowledge ment of the receipt of The Journal-Gazette.

Corp. William E. Carman, who wrote the letter, was waaawarded a posthumoua -decora tionTThe- citation, which" was forwarded to his says that despite a heavy bombandment he attempted to save Dally by carrier, per week. Tin Pan Alley hasn't given us a new "Over compliment with dignified scorn and replied: "Flattery is an anesthesia which lulls the defendant into Assistant War Secretary Paif son did a distinct public servx when he jtpplied the term "SW 20 5.00 2.75 1.75 PLANS TO FORM "MACARTHUB Daily by mall, zone 1, one year. Six months Three month FOR PRESIDENT CLUBS" Our emotions havent been tap- imjianLsapei! lnnmMsJt033theW .73 usceptibility but TnLnot to -getg-the-papcr-through thi ped.

7 New Yorkr Expectations "that fikeptlcsiheZfaulwfiryHt Zone 2 (50 to 150 miles) $5.50. Over 150 miles $6.50. toon Service Organization.) gheulleaV an organization to create "Mac- ujciu wiu do American andhensBlrkersr -Arthuf-fojF President-Clubs" niess-you-counv thtt-lnwatlonsoldlers In France at the end of We have needed some mndly aj throughout the nation was an- to maynem Known as ciap-ciap- tne present year indicate that the probrious generalization forsucfrw I Woklr Oasstts Etablihed In 1854. Wekly- Journal Established la 1866. Daily Journal Bstabllsbad In 1874.

Consolidated, Jan, 2. 1806. Entered at the post office at Mattoon, 111., as second class matter. Address-all communications to THE JOURNAL-GAZETTE. April 3ft, 1941zJncidcntaUythe pleaded-not-Iceland.

guilty toTTcharge ofdefranduig -Editor Journal-Gazette: Mrs. Bertha Ilarter and her Am receiving The Joumal-Ga- daughter, Agnes, of $32,000 In a zette" Thanks very much. It sure Montana mining "investment" nounced in Washington --Monday by --iap-jjeep-m-iae-MeartflfTexas; orrenTiive against Von Hindenburg these some epithet that w2fj Joseph Lelb, formerly of South will be next spring. The decision of hold tip to ridiraie Bend, who claims to have QjJbejpnf--haj not imply that Hymnw" Americans in actual conditions of "they were vkious and Daily Journal-Gasette, Mattoon Trade News, Gaietts Printing ALL PHONES 250 "Roosevelt for President" Clubs back waware by brigading them with traitorous. ever Is sending it, I want them to know I'm very grateful.

Every one here in the barracks ln 1930. Or "He's 1-A in the Army and Tncn ana British veterans before Hitherto everybody who did 3X1 LOOSE TALK granddaughter, a brother and three sisters. Trflb says his efforts to draft -Heart." m-immn mtui iiKinjn a aroawte, finng wt.n thk rThejL aU -loink it's -unit' neanir thafciT ionsMerable- pe-has been dubbed-Trifth-Colasgl Douglas Mac Arthur for President- grand" paper. Or Thrtsf. Bissiwi win.

RM, od must elapse after American using his automobile quite freely of-late. For a time after 1st." But that was unfair In iftasfl Charles Brock-Jonea. every one in in 1944 is a non-partian one and is "in response to popular demand." U. r.rUik;ta k3m. crar- ho ln CloslnB lo In hello to Waiting For Things to Quiet Down at Dover.

iorces arrive in france oeiore they instances. A "fifth columnist are used for an independent offen- one who, for hatred or slve. a sudden crisis arises any- stands ready io betray V- Mattoun fr0m boys 1Cfilanc kept the car jn the garaga most of the time. rlow has corp. william carman.

-Westfield, 111. Charles Brock-Jones, 60, died Monday afternoon at the family-home near Westfield. -Theiuneral will be conducted at 2 11 NABBED IN DECATUR RAID Hlv-Etevenmen were- -'r returned to normalcy. 30thjfanlc JL) loR-wwestrrroni the enemv to sfi PhH-Harris-playi A. P.

O. 810 Iceland, o'clock Wednesday afternoon at the arrested here Saturday night as DeT 3unday and a lot of pulses throbbed home. Surviving are his catur -police staged" the third gam- that have been running normally A. S. N.

16015633, U. S. Army. tnen Decome neecssary to employ "Sixth Columnists," as branded Americans for major operations re- Colonel Patterson, may be rrrf gardlesa of their period of training, harmful. But they aren't spies, hut not otherwise.

oteUrs and backstabbere. With the American Array In We asked him whyHesaTd judging fromalt the tafk ir Washington, his tires and possibly even his automobile would be confiscated soon. He proposes io get fut) he can out of the car befpre he loses it. So by a lot of loose talk this man has been induced to wear out tires, use up gasoline, and generally to defeat the administration's desire to promote conservation. a.

daughter, two sisters and three wing raid in as many nights. Chips, since the war began. brothers." dice and other equipment usetHfor: a crap game were seized. LeROy C. That's what we mean.

36, pleaded not guilty as Marshall, 111. Dick Taubeneck, Jj France Troops of the new Amerl CoiitmJJQlirioiii can jsrmy have- arrived withlrnhe zone of the British forces in north- fhnca hwlrwl ofi Darwin township. The body was iC UVUJf -nma nnlHw onrt taken to the family residence today -i their gaining In- theara-ccupieoV EXPERT WATCH REPAIRLVG The watch repaired here com to you renewed for many montM of dependableraervtceT-Guaraa jtejebrprtagsgHBteeart CLARENCE NELMS, Jewek 1915 Western Ave. TAKEJLmiUJaYAIL HERE'S HOW YOU CAN HELP blocking the; C. mcholsa.rftnsientp-fi "Secretary orWaTStTmson came to thefroht the i otHerday path of the Germans to the channel sagn- WKSTFIEI.T SAILOR MISSING hv Mnttrvm tv1W lot Rot.

with an idea that has long presented a problem to The Jour unanesion, in. roinerai services for John Mansholt, 48, of Green- Westfield, "Bunnie" urday night on a charge of being ports. NAMED STATtS "ATTORNEY Piper of nal-Gazette. The secretary urged cities throughout the land ville, a brotlier Mr41Ue-Wernlel Mrs. Calvta Sandir.

Cox of westneid to missing ac- drunk. He pleadedgunty in the Cox of Westfield Is missing in ac- and costsby Judge PROFESSIONAtrCAROS -thla-clty-haa been named-statelrat -u-vr-tT, 77. who died -be held at 9 sands, 7 hflM At o'frkwte Wdnfirf.v Mrs. Calvin Sands. FOOT SPECIALIST torney of Effingham county by the Board of Supervisors.

Mr. Piper What ha Duzzled The Journal -Gazette was the previous morning in the St. Lawrence Cath-SatWa John R. Kenney He failed to pay 1 Pn i i j- i the. previous to GBenvjtoi tt.

umday the fine and was taken to the Coles ruling that Draft Boards could -not publicly disclose in advance Khnt YP. ln addition to Mrs. church in Surviving are Cox was ass igned to duty -on ia ves- county JaO. tin Hate nn sofnieri-tn-hp wprp tn hp nrf fnr in- Lui. f-v Kar-- -hucWvA wtfBwiKiiia lost, to tne Japs wUn ttig ftur succeedCseihlmer-howas JSBIV-WPATTERgOBl inducted into the U.

S. Army a week Ho" Phonet Offica 240. Baa US. jductiQrV.If this information could not be made" public, we daughters and three brothers. a atep-son.

nine grandchidren7five render or corregiaor. Want AGS Pay! ago. reasoned, how could any group of patriotic citizens plan an Mn Cole great AMEflif "T7: 7, appropriate Tareweii." wheeler, William -Cole, Mrs. J. McCarthy.

frg' EJA fcs a "Jt'lsT'T yV'! Now, however. Secretary Stimson has removed that old 73, of wheeierr died Sunday In St. Paris. services for Ttfcola has fUed a $5,000 damage fg (Q HAMPTON'S JEWELERSg tfcfli i wrthv. hA ai suit against WUliam Board, residing VtV mT i fc 7V -Si ruling iiu wusirig iciieweii are in oryer.

in lacu to be encouraged, and we're glad of it because it never. has W.1 Aavm Th hrtrtw tun fair An tn- Pari Wfr lonniirn WKlaV at St. cnui. Burvivitur rcsulta from an automobile col- without some recognition from the community. jCtoleJeaveJier husband, are a daughter, three grandchH- Mslon Dec.

3, I94r, In which Mr. iji jrom drenTthTee- brothers and a sister," -4ic-allegedly -was Perhaps the same persons who did such a good job of Isaiah Poor. it. -tj; 5 w.M C.a vny Oakland, services for -centlvould be willing to acUn- regarcUcoecr James Oemen Keran. two sisters, Mrs.

A. J. Daily of Char- Kansas, III. The funeral of eston and Mrs. Nettie Cox of KemD.

HAMPTON'S who James Clemen Keran, 6Sr-whoTBent" suggestion. jt any rare, we should get started on the projecr former resident or Oakland died Saturday in the Indiana State the war is won at once and ''keep pitchin' Want Ads Pav! fTI untij Takes All Honors! Ik 1 71 Sunday night at his home south of Kansas, was "held today at the -family residence. Suryiyingare.hjs wife, three children, a sister and a brother. nospitat iirEvansvllle, were held today at 'Friends chrrrch in Newport, according to word received here. Mr.

"Poor leaves his wife, three daughters, seven sons and 14 grandchil- ODDS AND ENDS lAL at Lake Mattoon Frjday afterriooiv-- to Let Jewelry express your good a no other gift can! Choose hero from a wide selection of moderately-priced gifts. when the temperature dropped to the low forties it caused Mr. Vesta Welch. Hlndsboro, 111. Mrs.

Vesta Welch, 57, a former Hihdsbbro resident, lr a thick mist to rise from the warm water which when mixed dren. with the high wind and the white caps on the lake produced mm. Glen Zimmerman 'an. effect quite like a January snow squall. Unemployed itansas.

111. Mrs. Ulerr-251mnier--d4ea-ieW days ago at her home in wnmon anH pirk dfisirinp tn nf vital aiH tn th war pffnrt at her home Good Thunder. according, to a ut, a i received, Mw8hev re- siJed here until eight years ago. when she went to Minnesota.

Sur- structionj, to cal at-their nearest hospital or medical center o'clock Wednesday afternoon at the for informal lori on the many kinds of Davine jobs now oberi famiiv -her- husband, four WRIST LOCKETS ELECSH AVERS" INITIALRIJ4GS DRESSER SETS 3.95.fo.f15. themTrxtel5TOnty--addeft more tons of scrap band and a half-brother. daughters, three sons, three sisters steel to its salvage for victory drive this week when the 1 1 1 i- riarnMi Ar terbnm. Itd)tg-toefS' nols Commerce Commission granted permission to the owner Kansas, IllMra. Clarence Ar- Mrs.

Bess Doyle. 10 and 15 to 9 to 70. of a nabahdoned railroad to tear un eieht and one-fialf mtleiTrburh, 70V former resideht Bess Doyle a former resident of Paris, died a few; days ago at her home in Detroit, according to a message re of track. Even If you are orf thezrighfctrackotiytiget me i Mf i i nennsyTvYfilBuTlaTsefviesB over if you just sit there. Remarkable Remark: If I' were to wlu ta cmAncied at 10:30 0-clock name -the -xQth.

century would not-hesitate a Wednesday morning atjOrandview It is dodging responsibility, for this is the age of alibi." Presi- cemetery. Surviving are her hus- dent George B. Cutten of Colgate University. band tw0 s- ceived by a brother, Harry Bolton. Surviving are a'hrother and a sis fir Here's Where I Save For all dry cleaning and laundry It's QUALITY work and ter.

Gideon P. NeaL 1 1 -siivTluain E. Gibbons. teston's 5th add to Mound cemetery Paris, 111, Private funeral serv- TRAVEL KITS Paris, 111. The funeral of SOLITAIRES to '175 LOCKETS 3 to '10 LIGHTERS to '15 Gideon P.

NeaL 71, who died Sun $20. Ices Tofwmiam" E. Qibbons. 63, 5 to 12. Real Estate Fred BvSwengel and wife to J.

N. Paris business man and later at his home in Paris, was held and Iva Beals, lota 8, 7, block pervsor of Paris township, will fetbday at the-Ashmore Methodist Instruments Filed done in Mattoon. Hundreds of Other Gifts to Choose From 1622 Charleston Are. ana ing at the Ruby M. Dumond and husband.

Iv Beala to Neoga Loan in Robert" HaSk aM CASH ood lot addr- 01-0 Rqitttr Jeweler 4 Aaemo CARirn F. D. Walker to Pyle Brothers, as- Mattoon $1. Robert-Er-Hardwick-and-wife -tosnmAi LOWEST EASY TERMS PRICES Launderers and Dry Cleaners OvVnerind Operator One Door East of Arcade Drag-Store- Mm Mattoon Federal Savings and Loan A.umpKin ana wue xo u. v.

jrntg, lot 9, block 77, Noyes Baughman, assignment mAA lur.tiv-Ai T. C. Austin to A. W. Gordon, JIDILPV Raav M.

4 WX. JrJ 4 V. 1 1 it iHtaailMBMKi cemteryrS. Vila, aj. mv tMtapyf ic.cfbac.

Shepherd to Willis P. and John A. Smith and wife to Robert C-MTC TC-MTC-M TC TC MTC cJ SPENCER Laura Dean, release. Charles T. Marshall to Willis P.

and Laura E. Dean, release. Willis P. Dean to Charles T. Marshall, part 11-13-9 $8Q0, R.

Endsley, wd, part 18-12-8 $1. Robert R. Endsley to John A. emlth, part 18-12-8 $400. City of Cliarleston to Lucia Lee Brown, lots 6, 7, sec.

3, Char- MEN'S SUMMER HEDDY LAMARR JOHN GARFIELD i ht Vxkrc "TORTILLA FLATW Tonight-. Tomorrow Matinee. llc-25c; Night. llc-35c TONIGHT Tlc-22c ALICE FAYE and FRED McMURRAY BUY U. S.

SAVINGS BOND! 11" "LITTLE OLD NEW YORICl WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY Matinee 1 lc-25c Night llc-35c Don'iTeUMr Over 500 Salesmen's Samples! Sailors and Soft 7 Straws of Every Type. PLUI SSCOND lATUtl BUD DUNCAN In "PRIVATE SNUFFY SMITH" I Actual Values to Haibiod; That sleep waiter is hert and I don't think he's She Kissed Him ONCE! He Kissed Her TWICE! They Kissed THREE Times and BINGO I Your Account 1 $1.98 BARGAIN! WEDN ESDAY-TH RSDAY really asleep! Evening llc-17c if 1 -1 p- i EDWARD I FATEFUL CLAW-PRINT THAT SPELLED DEATH! Sidney Blackmer and Ricki Vallin IN "The Panthers Claw" EXTRA! EXTRA! NEW SERIAL IS WELCOME AT THIS BANK, WHERE LOANS ARE MADE AND NEW ACCOUNTS Arc opened every business day of the year. too, will receive prompt, courteous service pt a convenient location when you bank with i THE NATIONAL BANK OF MATTOON lasravfiEBE DICK TRACY VS. -UNA With LAIRD CREGAR JOHN SHEPPARD SPRING YINGTON AND YOU'LL BE, TOOl BECAUSE- SHE ISUIN-HEB-FIRST MODERN ROLE merkel rnfnffr mm Itlllir ami EXTRA! "MAIN STREET ON THE MARCH" cartoon. eSt'SI ahv.

INFORMATION PLEASE NOVELTY NOVELTY HArSAnT EAMHTOM Be Sure to See First Chapter! Member of Federal Depositors Insurance Corporation TC I C-M C-MTC-M C-M C-M I.