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IT'S THE TALK OF THE TOWN
ridgeheads Yan
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cross Oder Gambling ` Wide Open 'Here; pari
GGirds To Comb Inpanded at It
eds Drive To Within By HERALD STAFF WRITERS By JEANNE BELLAMY Starve
2 Miles of Stettin; Roulette, blackjack, chemin de fer and craps--you can Herald Starr Writer Add '1
Dviets Still Silent have your choice In a dozen Metropolitan Miami spots, ranging Told that action was needed
Prom a hole in the wall to dazzling, carpeted emporiums at at once, representatives of a nf•WF
Its rite Associated Press which soup-and-fish clothes are one of the requirement.; for dozen Greater Miami organize ay T
'NDON—The ' Red arm y,i admission. tions Thursday organized the `1A\I1.P
itening to trap scores of The setup vies in scot a td size with tha• of the wild Law Enforcement _League of fou; vehi
;ands of enemy troops, and wooly days of the boom. Dade County to combat laxity Yanks of
•sday drove a new spear- It's getting to he the talk of the town. Sly solicitors are in law enforcement, especially' Reightler
within 38 miles of Berlin's toward gambling. �
handing out business cards for one spot on downtown street river Thur
c port of Stettin, while the corners, and a station wagon makes regular trips to another. A major purpose of the league,l palace to r
pans reported that other as set forth in its proposed charter,
To make the picture complete, the lottery racket—including is "to combat and prove false the had wreck
't shock units had expand- bolita and number houses—is back in its old stride, theory that the majority of the and have
ix bridgeheads across the people of Dade county are In favorclosely cc
river 30 to 43 miles from There are at least 15 different houses operating- compared of lax law enforcement, especially
mperiled Reich capital.
to to the customary 8. It is conservatively estimated that the as it pertains to illegal gambling,) .
weekly play exceeds $100,000. and to d e m o n l The polo
Amy broadcasts said Soviet strate that such last sector
Administrative changes have been accompanied by new
red columns striking through 0r?4,,, notion is merely
lineups in the gamblingfraternity, v3ith the home-town boys ,Japanese at
rants northeast of Berlin were' p y s1� Cl: the fantasy of al
n 22 miles of Stettin, and re- still in the driver's seat. This despite rumors about outside n*i n o r i t v hut actio
reaching London said that mobs muscling in. ; highly articulate east of the
n and Berlin now have Inde- * * * " y" group motivated This sugt
!nt commands—a German re- by
P Elite Pla s At Brook Club solely self In. movement
m against the danger of a, y teres[." Iwallerl city
rn Russian air-borne attack BUT LET'S MAKE A TOUR of this gambling circuit which ,
group met 11th Airhori
land break-through which' in the Sunshine Joseph M.
I isolate either city. , waxes fat on war earnings. The exclusive Brook club in Surf- . room of the In- into Manila
side, one block from the town hall, includes in its entertain- .graham bldg.. of Suhnrha,
IANs FERRY TANKS ment roulette and other forms of gambling, just as it did persons
elected 14
Russians were said to have i lastyear. VAN OIttIDfEL to the hoard of p Consider
d a large number of tanks overttors, and authorized an aft which bar
g B P which Is
resh troops across the Oder! Only three months ago, a gambling injunction suit filed plication to circuit court for ap• tial sectio
the Axis capital as Soviet arm against the Brook club by State Attorney Stanley Milledge *as proval of its charter as a non-profit particular)
-men laid ddwn a withering f corporation.
e on German lines, dismissed by Circuit Judge Marshall C. VVisehea t on a defense P ('hinrsr.
g I contention that Milledge had allowed a 90-day deadline to ex- C D. Van Orsdel. former city As the 1•
•ernationai News reported that George commissioner, urged the founders'the prized
-hipyard at Elbing in East pire without taking inaction the case. CircuitJudge to act fast.
ia. where most of Ger- E. Holt had issued a temporary injunction last April 25. i bombers kc
"Ever since I have been in kneel rocky Cori
's torpedo boats were built. Four years ago, a similar case against the Brook club was Pants," he said, "Miami has been guards the
een captured by the Russians, dismissed by Circuit Judge Paul P. Barns when J. Tom Watson, criticized because we have done a
Atlantic,said Thursday. who had succeeded George Couper Gibbs as attorney general, with. lot of talking about closing up gain In the no
East Prussia the Russians drew as one of the four plaintiffs. Kling—after the season Is over. We Luzon plat
I
red the German stronghold have a winter season right on us Army men
-euzburg, 13 miles south of In Its answer to the 1940-41 suit, the Brook club admitted now, and ).upas.
!led Koenigsberg.killing 4,000 gambling had been conducted there but said the gambling had "The Little Palm club opened The five-
ans. a supplemental Moscow been stopped and the cessation was "bona fide and permanent." up gambling a week ago after that enemy
'unique reported. the change of police chief. The I heavy" in b
IE NEAR BERLIN And one notch down, but In the same vicinity, Sunny Isles Brook club and the Sunny Isles serial.
club is holding out with the notorious Charlie Wall of Tampa In club find I don't know how many HUNDREDS
Soviet communique was sl- for a 30 per cent cut. It waa.agttinat this club Attorney othes ars runninggambling. If
n the great battle roaring at Stanley Miilpdge belatedly sought'a bermane etion last we are goingto danything, we At Muno;
is outer gates, but the -Mos. • rin troops Wer
e dio declared: "The Oder line g• ought to hit it beta-belt the eyes tanks were
*en pierced and Berlin, in A temporary injunction was issued, but the case never right now." along with I
is witnessing the crumhlinp proceeded to the matter of a permanent writ as the owners Dan J. Conroy. jr, chairman of tillery vehic
last obstacle in its torefleld• voluntarily canceled a lease with the objectionable tenants the civic affairs committee of Miami Meanwhilt
ansa broadcasts said the Wall now shares theolden flood with Charles Thomas of Junior Chamber of Commerce, outbreak of
stronghold of Kuestrin had g which launched the movement al- olio's suffer
encircled temporarily, Mid the Miami syndicate, but the gambling front will tell you that most a year ago, was named tern- Filipino a
ed Army crossings on bath Wall was placed there by politicos paying off a political debt. porary chairman of the board of were report
of Kuestrin. Frankfurt and governors. tion at the r
The gambling front will tell you, too, that these spots just
stenberg on a 40-mile front, Others elected unanimously foie day.
said there was "house-to- didn't pop up and that the directing personnel just didn't the board are Mrs. Charles Enter-
hee fighting" at Pyrite and drift in, but that the setup was engineered by a lawyer who line of the Miami woman's club; stTndA'
walde.22and 38 miles south- now claims a pipeline between Miami and Tallahassee. E. J. Manges, past president of the ready had
of Stettin at the mouth of * * * Turn To Page 2-A the bumble
'Orr' Local Talent In Charge — _______
Into ruins.
Finnish broadcast. recorded
e 1{11(' said: "Russian tanks IN MIAMI, ON THE SECOND floor of the Little Palm Germans Halt As the NI
probed to the- outskirts of club, near the causeway, the trlumverate of Dick Evans of `laz'''e and I
bookie fame; Jake (Ace Deuce) Solomon and Marty Richman, `j nits reporter
German-language broadcast .,it t,,,..,,.,,,..,.. >n,..,.. s,..,... ..... .... .... .....t........_ 1.-.1.,. l �Y1�C 4 Hagar private ham
11ldhi11" a f/IIICIIJiv UtLWY:CII4111.1lu
1,1161ifl aaeIIdsaee. r... J. IvIIIIK.x, past prestoent Or inc ready hat
of Stettin�at. the mouth svw t.
of * * * Turn To Page 2-A the Attain
Oder.
Local Talent In Charge — - - Into ruin.
e Finnish br'oadc'ast recorded As rte \
e
hr Blic sald "Russian tanks! IN MIAMI, ON THE SECOND floor of the Little Palm Germans halt dazd and
probed to the outskirts of club, near the causeway. the triumverate of Dick Evans of nit
n • bookie fame; Jake (Ace Deuce) Solomon and Marty Richman, private hor
German-language broadcast all home-town boys, have set up an elaborate joint. Yanks Attack
Moscow said Soviet units The Arm
"now only some dozen kilo- A Chrysler station wagon with red leather seats runs he- for some .
rs from burning Berlin, ac tween the place and Miami Reach to bring customers, ODT Near Bologna and Amrri
ng to front-line report's.-" or no ODT. And it's not just an ordinary station wagon. It's Internees
'clue kilometers is seven and elaborate enough to go with the joint, ar rhe A...eiacee Pr...
TUma7 and
calf miles. —
ROME—Prospects of driving the
rlln'a danger further was em- Raymond Craig, whose name has been mentioned frequently Germans from their strong riefen• Daps
ized in a German front report to the now dying bookie racket, has a finger In The Turf, N. W. sive positions in the mountains1{1.7
the Russians had shoved a 79th street and Seventh avenue; in Jeff'a at 3890 N. W. 36th et., south of Bologna before spring,
many of their powerful T-34 and another spot at W. Flagler street and 37th avenue, where
faded abruptly Thursday with the, PUs�I
r across the Oder. you can find almost anything to amuse yourself, if you have the official announcement that a three-,
inclination to gamble,
l.OFF CORRIDOR day attack by the united States
-iking toward Stettin on en It was for Jeff's Place that solicitors were drumming up Fifth Army In that area had been ( lit \(;11
le front southeast of the bighalted. ,in. is in pr
trade by passing out cards on downtown streets. The boys and .la pane
nunfcationa center of Stargard. added the new spot in Flagler street with pencil, to give you a The Americans, after gaining rep�miles south
2ussians were declared offiel- choice of laces. to Bon yards, ran into withering!ern Eiangsl
two
to have captured Reetz, 21 P fire from Nazi machine-grin nests
i from Stargard and 40 miles on Orhe a ridge, nine miles south. the the An
q Several spots in Miami Beach were supposed to have re- g � Ing the An
southeast of Stettin, and Bern Ceived the green signal last Monday. One of these spots is in east of Bologna. and were forced Namsung I
the Chine
a hotel and another is in a club. counterattacks, the heady uarters
,ween Reetz and Bernstein 1 nounred TI
tussians swept up more than The take in the lottery racket has grown tremendously report said.
other Pomeranian localities in with increased wages. Negroes who in more normal times Streams still xiereout of their the situai o
effort to reach, Stettin and put 10 cents on a number now slapdown $2 or $3 on a single hanks from melting snows both in former Un
3ff 13,500 square miles of Ger- g the Fifth and Eighth Army arras, hiangsl pr
Pomerania, the Polish cord• number, and the Germans were reported emu's torr
Ind Danzig. * * * dynamiting dykes of the Sento river Indo-China.
nswalde, a German hedgehog THE SYNDICATE HAS ITS HAND in that, too. It con- and flooding large areas in front of The mon
ion, already had been out- trols several houses with bankrolls and makes up to $50.000 the Eighth Army near the Adriatic. tie amittr
ed by a northern spearheadbytaking y German resistance also was re- q
P a week lay-offs from other houses who cannot stand ported growingstiffer In the a'd said th
arshal Gregory K. Zhukov's
White Russian Army which the gaff of hot numbers, Serchio river sector near the west in from the
coast, where Fifth Army units lost ing of the 1
Reetz on the Schneidemuehh Not that there have been any hot numbers for some 12 some round, hut regained ,half miles
n highway and railway. gg ined it !n a
g weeks. Which means the operators have been getting up to counterattack. I night's an
e Germans said other Soviet 80 per cent of the money played. !said sever e
had broken into Pyritz, 22 ( cess inside
west of Arnswalde and the •There have been some big mergers in the coin machine bund. I War In Bl riel Hard fig'
distance from strategic ness and Merle Yarborough, who once divided his time between near ttre t':-
n. Turn To Page 2:A of "en"'
re than 1800 prisoners were g FRANCE—Yanks rip new hole in
* * * weakened west wall. Page 1. Hengyang.
I Wednesday, Moscow an- _
ced, in this broad movement Sheriff Jimmy Sullivan Says Expose RUSSIA—Russians pierce Berlin
I at-sealing off scores of thou- defenses: drive new spearhead Jet Plant
of Germans in northeastern Of Open Gambling Here Surprises Him within 38 miles of Stettin. Page I. WASHIN
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,any and lessening the danger Sheriff Jimmy Sullivan said Thursday night The Herald's PHiLIPPINEA—Starvation, looting jet-propeller
Nazi flanking attack against gambling revelations were "all a surprise" to him. hits Manila; Yanks cross Pasig .hiction for
ov's central cologne battling g g p river. Page 1. he ready In
rd Berlin. "You mean it's all news to you?"OD ♦ g
% a reporter asked. he declared. "I had suspected a
• "Well, I tell you—you know, a good deal of this new, audacious WOMEN WITHOUT MEN
'here_To Find It lot of It Is news. I've been work- operation which has developed."
Herald Telepfhene 14411 ing a little bit myself," he said. Milledge also was keenly inter- p
Asked if his deputies had not ested in news of the formation of
nHow To Get Mates_
2•B Horoscope 11-B irttfiormed him of the wide-open the Law Enforcement league. ll
Ise. 4-B Hor.Sense 11•B gambling, Sullivan dodged a direct "I'm certainly glad to hear about
Herald 5-A Kofoed 5-A answer, saying he'd have to "do that," he said. "If the public will (This is the second of two or- This stea
1•B Lowman 3-B some figuring first." build the fire tinder the gamblers, tinea on•pro6leof marriage- the ratio r
to 3-B Mer.-G--Rd. 6-A Questioned what he would do they can be smoked out. able.girls.)
is 12-A Parsons 4-B about the situation, he. replied, "The wareoon gambling is a con _ females ha
Life 11-A Pegler 6-A "Well, I think I'll go ahead." tinual fight—and the only way to her of soc
rifled 5-10-B Pennekamp 6-A "Go ahead how?" get and keep the upper hand is By SYDNEY J. HARRIS tors. The
ics 11-B Pyle 5-A "Well, I've got to look around through concerted action by the Miami Herwld-ChIcaao Daily New■ writer
sword 11•B Radio 11-B and see what there is to it and citizens. fipdinarily, the individ-
EVEN BEFORE the I'nited 1—An inc
Know? 11-13 Roman 10-A what has to be done." ual citizen doesn't have the oppor• States entered the war, the na• death r
orial 6-A Roosevelt 3-B i State Attornesv Milledge, how. trinity for coordinated action. ,ion's population experts pre- pian, not v
gat .r 6-A Serv. Par. 3-A ever, was direct In his replies. "The power that turns the rllcteci In 1040 that one out of sex, Mole
r•r 4.B Sports 12.13-A '•I'm glad the spotlight is being trick," he said, "is an aroused, or- everyseven )nunq women the death r
nelal 10-A Stokes 5-A I brought to hear on the situation," ganized citgzenry. I've been hop- siencs doomed to spinster- men. Inde
I Tips 3-B Weather 2-A i ing for.something like this a long hind. cupatl"nal
lericks 4-B Winchell 11A • Can he make you laugh, or can't time." later studies, made by the stat• also cut di
ton 6-A Woman's 2.313 he? I mean Schnozzola James Isticians for the Metropolitan Life faster than
Durante! And that crazy Gary Alameda Home Builders'oversize insurance Co. in 1942, seem to Althoup
mbitta, the Shoe Doctor, make Moore will have you rolling on homesites,paved streets,sidewalks indicate that in the years fol- horn to e
ing and Alterations, Repairs the floor! Don't miss these two lights,city water,etc. Phone4-7710 lowing the war, some six to eight the age
Bags, Luggage, Renews Hats. funny men on WQAM tonite at Office, 219 Calumet Bldg., 10 N. E million women will go through changed i
;. E. 2nd Ave.—Adv, ten.—Adv, 3rd Ave., corner Flagler.—Adv. i life without husbands. and rises
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Pap 2-A THE MIAMI HERALD Rridaay, Ysb. II, 111411 -
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WideO pen Gambling `Ati .
Prospering In Dade . 5,". r ! « .
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small Inane and the bookie hueinees, in top man In that activity ap.
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now as head of the Sun Sales and S. and S. Co. }
These businesses deal in slot machines, too, and slot ma- ',' • " °
s ,
chines don't lose money. y � ,
There haven't been anybig4
gambling raids so far this v y
year. The sheriff's docket, except for a couple negro skin .�' y �' 04 ,
games and some slot machines, doesn't reflect any.
Police arrest an avers g g a of two ne ro lottery agents a -% ' f
week, give negro card and dice players hell and knock off an h
ocracional game of white players. ,. �
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Allies Open Group Girds
New Drive To Throttle y gib;
In West Open Gaming g --..4,- fz.
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Continued From Page 1 Continued From Page 1 y �" r
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Corrupted line of supplies for the Greater Miami Apartment House s '. r,
southern arm of the new assault. association; B. Ed Wood of the Ex-• _y„
The 17th airborne division,fight• change club; Sydney Rose, South- ',
side Civic association; L. R. Gill, . f
ing beside the Sixth armored in �'"
Gf
TIES; Mrs. J. J. Miller, president, ,+ tg ,... y:
feA
the Clervaux area, drove Into Das- Dade County Federation of Worn- �ko �
burg and assured a supply line for en's clubs; Thomas West, M 1 ami ;.''
the northern arm of the 24-mile Lions club; Mrs. C. B. Tutan, prem-
offensive below Pruem. dent, Dade County Council of Par• DRAMATICALLY RESCUED from the jcr
ent-Teacher associations; S h e l b y
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Capture of Scht'nidt In the Mon• Gaskin, Coral Gable -'giwanis club; prison camp by American Rangers and
echau sector set the stage for a Alonzo Bliss, Coconut Grove Civic Allied soldiers, many captured at Co
three-way drive from the north, association; August Geiger, Lincoln Singapore, are shown arriving at the
u est and south against strongly en- Road association; the Rev. Andrew pital on Luzon.
Reeves, Francis Hamilton and Roy
trenched Germane still holding out Hauser. Those who were not pres-
riin the area of all five main Roer ent at the meeting were elected Itoiv
To Providriver dams. subject to acceptance, l
Hodges' troops, however, now DUES ARE VOLUNTARY
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have a definite edge in the fight Three representatives of the • t
for the dam network. Miami Chamber of Commerce at- For A mer'can I.
tended as observers. They said
The main Roer dam, Schwam- they would report to the chamber's
ma-nuel, in a deep ravine less than directors at their next meeting. Continued Front Page 1 not he
two miles riouthee:t of Schmidt, Conroy said he had been em• hands for American women. Up pea(c co
ham been threatened for three days powered to sign the name of the to the 1920's, hundreds of thou- "Since
by other American troops holding Miami Junior Chamber of Corn. sands of single men emigrated to of Amen
positions a mile away along the metre as an organization to the America from Europe, eventually have bee
- edge of Urfttaisperre lake. list of founders. marrying American women. Fon
than the
The proposed charter opens the last 15 years, Immigration dents at
membership to individuals as well barriers have prevented this
Franco Plan as organizations, associations and process. period,"
corporations. Dues will be volun- Amram Sc'heinfeld, the noel-
IS Rejected tary, •ologist who has made nuttier- Expert
W. V. Parker, attorney, who nus studies of the social relit- WHAT
drafted the charter for the corn- tions between men and worn•
WASHINGTON—tom—Flat re- mince headed by Wood, said he en, points out fn his recent terbalanc
• jection by Prime Minister Church- thought court approval of the book, "Women and Men," that: tional IN
ill of any idea of a combine against chc1''ter should,not he sought until women c
Russia helped clear the air for the the league haestablished an of
"Up to this present generation
current Big Three meetings. flee to handle membership appli- • • • we were still able to draw ologists
upon the heavy surpluses of for- offer sev
The point came up specifically cations.
in a proposal from the Spanishelgn-horn males brought in by
at fro the pan a "1 believe that hundreds and previous Immigration. Using __hp;Fa
western European allianceFagainst at possibly'thouaanjs will want to these to fill out any developing 1 a via
the Soviet Union. g join right away,"Parker told the shortages in the native male pop- down on
group. "We ought to be pre- ulation at any time we could .,,,„,,, ,-
Churchill turned him down –.—A •,._ .. .•_.____ --
ostensive below Pruem, nem, Daae county Council of Par- DRAMATICALLY RESCUED from the Jc
eCapture of Schmidt in the Mon. Gaskin,
Corer laGabat4 l S ih e 1 u ; prison campbyArnericar. Fictngers ani
p Gaskin, ('prat Gabie�(wania club;
arhau sector set the stage for a Alonzo Bliss, Coconut Grove Civic Allied soldiers, many captured at Ci
three-way drive from the north, association; August Geiger, Lincoln Singapore, are shown arriving at the
west and south aq ainst strong 1y Reevesen- Road assorancis ciation:Hthaemilton Rev.aAndrew nd Roy pital on Luzon.
, F
trenched Germans still holding out Hauser. Those who were not pres-
in the area of all five main Hoer ent at the meeting were elected • '
river dams. subject to acceptance. ll OW To Provia
Hodges' troops, however, now DUES ARE VOLUNTARY
have a definite edge in the fight Three representatives of the •
for the dam network. Miami Chamber of Commerce at- j1Ø, American
The main Roer dam. Schwan). they
as observers. They said
they would report to the chamber's
manuel, in a deep ravine less than directors at their next meeting. Continued From Page 1 not he
two miles 'towhee.t of Schmidt, Conroy said he had been em. hands for American women. Up pea'C r''
has been threatened for three days powered to sign the name of the to the 1920's, hundreds of thou- 'Sino
by other American troops holding Miami .Junior Chamber of Coin. sands of single men emigrated to of Amei
positions a mile Away along the 11Pree as an organization to the America from Europe, eventually have he
edge of t'rfttaisperre lake. list of founders. marrying American women. i'or
--- than the
The proposed charter opens the last 15 years, Immigration rlenta a
membership to individuals as well harriers have prevented this
Franco Plan as organizations, associations and process. I period,"
,Is
corporations, Dues will be voiun- Amram 8cheinfeld, the goat.
Rejected tary. ologist who has made numer- Exper
W. i". Parker•, attorney, who nus studies of the social tela- WHA'
drafted the charter for the corn- tions between men and worn-
WASHINGTON—UPI—Flat re• millee headed by Wood, said he en, points out in his recent terhalan
lection by Prime Minister Church• thought court approval of the book, "Women and Men," that: tionai ti
ill of any idea of a combine against chtt4•ter should not he sought until women
Russia helped clear the air for the the league has established an of-
Russia 't'p to this present generation
current Big Three meetings. flee to handle membership anon- • we werc still able to draw ologlats
The point came up specifically cations. upon the heavy surpluses of for• offer se
In a proposal from the Spanish sign-horn males brought in by
dictator, Francisco Franco,pan a "1 believe that hundreds and previous immigration. Cain. --Kh;b
western European alliance against,
posslbly'thouaamds will want to these to fill out env developing 1 a vii
pjoin right away," Parker told the shortages in the native male pop-
the Soviet Union. I group. "We ought to be pre- down of
Churchill turned him down p haven paired any time single could
bluntly, it was learned here, and pared for a deluge of members." up every girl agingl h
went far beyond the immediate is- The description of the league's or woman and would have had er some
sue by making it entirely clear, in objectives also listed collecting left over loads of men for second births ss
the view of authorities here, that data on law enforcement and keep- helpings, to take care of young wartime
British policy calls for co-opera- ins the public informed, and pro- widows and divorcees. When
tion with Russia and the United viding the public•with "a medium the tides of immigration were A"States toward a future peace. The for the expression of its views on dammed up to a trickle, those 2
prime minister nailed the point law enforcement and to engender easygoing days began coming to none
down by Wending copies of the co�- sentiment against laxity in relation an end." tnlgraUu
thereto." * * * able to e
respondence to President Roose- prevent
veli and Marshal Stalin. Another part of the purpose 1s 3—THERE is a larger number
As a cur
The gesture by 1•'rat2Cp, one-time "to co-operate with law enforce- of bachelors than before, as gests cc
friend and virtual ally of Hitler, ment officers In the rigid enforce- well as a larger number of di- aiiowanc
included an offer of his services ment of all laws affecting the gen- voiced men remaining unmar• certain r
as mediator between the Allies and eral welfare of the county, an .-to tied. now Ina
their enemies—in a word,•Franco take such action as may be proper Sc•heinteld estimates that he-
was willing to help negotiate a and requisite in all cases where fore this war, 17 out of every 1'RR
peace If Churchill was interested. law enforcement officers are found 100 men reaching majority re-
Churchill turned that proposal to be recalcitrant in the discharge c mgethe
down just as bluntly. of their duties." manned single. Moreover, ml- together
gratory occupations, over-ab- togetdesirher
ble
The effort by Franco to salvage sorption in careers, and poc••
something of his political future League To Be Discussed erty, drunkenness, Jncprlson• are alloy
from the wreckage of Nazi Europe friends.
meet
was made last November. "Investigations of the Workers , mental r dee and other sociologi
Defense League" will be discussed causes further decrease the to rii.scot
available number of men,
by the Rev.Aron S.Gilmartin, min- "lonely
MAYOR/ later of Unitarian Church of Our In addition, for every man middle-al
Father of Newburgh, N. Y., at Uni- widowed under 30, there are appeal o
tarian house, 1616 Brickedave., at twice as many women who lose
Presents
8 tonight. their husbands. From 30 to 40, 4—Ri,x.
there are five times as many
DIAMONDS Has 4th Set of Twins widows as widowers. This, too, berilof rim
of course, makes it more diffi- able to f
Of Rare Beauty ALLENTOWN, PA.—(IPI — Mrs. colt for the young widow to
Peter Suranofaky, 36, wife of• a find a second husband. greater
In Exclusive truck driver, gave birth to her * * * ti'.4 for t
fourth set of twins. 4—ALTHOUGH m u s t young
them to
Mayor Mountings �' g while pr
r women seem to feel that war "Regar
jj BUFFALO 1 casualties will greatly decrease is not do
1 STEEL TANKS $ their chances of marriage, so- this pre
s.y .s ciologiats do not agree that this
�+j� 1.000-Gallen Cantina" nrll aoc
Chasti f • [ t 1s a major cause. Prof. ity of ill aim
tv RMW sod ;//, avow Avslirbis—Priorly Required I Burgess of the University of
besot, at s H. J. HECHLER Chicago declares that despite and like
taNUIM lar �,, =;.•' i f K p posslhle
brie•• saai°• / ! 123 N• R. STH•STREET heavy losses on the battlefields, find otbe
Uaraal le tee ., r 3-41111 — Phones — 4-9023 ` else run
• eaaseweat sus. � �.�� `.�.�� the ratio of women to men will
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