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Pajre Four THE HAMMOND TIMES Wednesday. June 30. 1943 Ki tat Armr Veteran Promoted BLACK OAK Sgt. John XL Bar-tolac, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Louis Promoted in Africa jVVALLAGE-JONES 'She Hated Everything Is Oil Mans Plaint of Actress Wife, June Knight Bartoiac, Black Oak, was pro- 5 SALUTING OUR SERVICE MEN moted to staff i mi 1 mm TWO MOTORISTS A KITTED Two motorists, Chalmer J. Gibson. 5L of R. It. 1.

Crown Point, and Peter P. Opatkiewica. TZ. of Wegg street. East Chicago, were arrested by Hammond police last night for allegedly speeding 5 miles per hour.

A Million Dollars to Relieve Piles sergeant in the signal serv-ce In the service 2li years. Bartoiac is. a member of the 1.6G0th U. S. signal section, 1211 North La- Promoted to Corporal George Duga, 23, son of Mrs.

CommUftioned, Home Li. Gabriel Sakas of Hammond now is home for his first leave since he testified. I did everything possible to make the marriage happy, but June would not cooperate. "June was an actress and not a normal human being. He said he had given June J45.CO0 since their marriage at Beverly Hills.

Cal, in ISCjt They separated ia Eva-nsville, Ind, last faiL The "court overruled attempts of June attorney, former Texas Gov, James V. Allred. to link Cameron's name with another Hollywood act-re (is. The court ruled that this must corne on June's cres ducted Salle street, Anna Duga. 2943 Kenwood avenue, Hammond, wai promoted to corporal recently at Ft.

PJIey, Kas. He he was in- feed into the in Sep- jr jer. 1941. He ived his ba- he was in into the Iii9 US- im army 1 i II-VII tember, 1CLCICU sic training at Hi J. Bartoiac two brothers.

Pvt. Richard and Pfc. Rudolph, are stationed at Fort Welters, and Jefferson Barracks, Mo, respectively. Rudolph recently was home on furlough. c- i- i.

went Into serv It estimated that ever a rrjilHon doiiars annustily spertt ftr for reltevin piles. Yet at tlruitRiHt lhat aoolhlns, rKiiie. astringent JVtrsot'a win pi'a torlur to a few minute. a fcov tw In uha wsth applicator. ltrron'i Omi-mtt hrir.B prompt, joyful relief from ItHmnt.

Money back if not tfe-liarntert. A4 v. ice last Septem ice i ber and prior to -3 en! woi j- I 1 WRANGLE HITS AT DEMOS' CHANGES BrLLETlX WASHINGTON (ENS) Jaine F. Byrne director the office of war mobilization, announced today that he had summoned Vice President Wallace and Secretary of Commerce Jone to the White House this afternoon to dia-cuh, the -Battle of Washington" now raging between the two high-ranking member of President Roosevelt's adtnin-i-tration. WASHINGTO.X-U.PJ Disputes within the administration on important policy questions seemed today to damage both the war effort and the prospect of election of a Democratic president next year.

The latest engagement in the blank-cartridge battle of Washington involves Vice President Henry A. Wallace's charges that Secretary of Commerce Jesse II. Jones has harassed and obstructed the board of economic warfare. The day before it was a head-on clash between President Roosevelt and Chester Davis, who resigned as war food administrator after un istment orked for the VV after which he was stationed in the Panama Canal zone for 13 months. Sakas received A nited States TnVAGthiant AAm now stationed In Loredo, Texas, and Pvt.

George F. Simon, row stationed in Nashville, Tennessee. uu" pany in Eat a Chicago. RIVERDALE, Baumgartner, of Riverdale, who was inducted into the army June 12, left for service June 26 and retorted at CamD Grant. He urns his lieutenant's Sakaa commission last Friday at Camp Lee, and will leave soon for his new assignment in the quartermaster corps at Fort Riley, Kas.

A graduate of Hammond high school, Sakas attended Indiana State Teacher's college at Terre Haute before his induction. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Sakas, who have owned and operated the grocery store at 1257 Summer street, Hammond, for 23 home on week-end leave Saturday LITTLE ROCK. Ark.

(INS) The second round in the bitterly contested divorce battle between June Knight, former movie actress, and Arthur Cameron, wealthy Texas oil man. was on today before Chancellor Frank Dodge. Cameron completed his picture of their unhappy married life late yesterday and today his wife, who had filed a cross-suit for divorce, presented her version. The plaint of the debonaire oil man was that June "hated everything in general, and was unreasonably jealous. "She was so jealous, it ws a phobia with hers" he declared.

He also blamed mother-in-law trouble, saying that June mother, Mrs. Beryl Balliket, "constantly interfered." "Everything her mother did was to upbraid us for the marriage," Haakon Escape Through 'Sea of Eire Disclosed LONDON INS) How King Haakon of Norway escaped to England after the Germans overran his country in 1940 was disclosed for the first time today. The official account revealed that the British cruiser Glasgow, which was placed at Haakon's disposal in April of that year, blasted a path through a sea of fire at Molde, Norwegian coastal town. It was late at night while the town was under an air attack when the cruiser approached a quay and took aboard the king. Crown Prince Olaf and members of the king's government.

The royal party, which had brought along part of the governments gold supply, disembarked in northern Norway, Later, when British forces were completely evacuated from Norway, the king and his party were taken to England by the cruiser Devonshire. end ffflhrn Capt. Joseph Macnak Stationed in the North African theater of operations, Joseph A-Macnak, son of Air. and Mrs. Andrew Macnak 1632 Stanton avenue.

Whiting, was promoted from first lieutenant to captain by command of General Eisenhower. Capt. Macnak, whose wife, Mary, is living at 2007 Indianapolis boulevard. Whiting, has seen active duty in North Africa since the first of March. In service since July, 1941, the young commissioned officer was stationed for basic army training at Fort Eustis, Va, and Fort Biiss, from where he was transferred overseas.

He was employed at the Youngstown Sheet and Tube company before aimed service. EXCHANGE T0BR OLD (JOINTING FOB A Healy Bros. Want Mail Pfc. Charles C. Healy and Harry A.

Healv, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Lowther. 604 Indiana street, Hammond, have both forwarded to their parents requests for mail from their many local friends.

Charles recently returned to camp at Fort Lewis, Washington, after a short furlough with his parents. He is stationed with Company" 614th Quartermasters" corps, at Fort Lewis. Harry, who has not received a furlough as yet, is stationed with Company B-4. fi5th Chemical department, at Camp Sivert, Alabama. Charles' parents received a surprise when he visited them this last week for he wis wearing a stripe, which he received after two months' service in Vancouver, Washington, and a medal he earned for marksmanship on ihe rifle range.

Harry writes that he also is wearing a stripe and medal, his parents say. Both boys were inducted last Januarv and both years. protesting that proposed subsidies would not solve food price Will Train Oversea problems. UOIERN SETTING, Staff Sgt. Edward P.

Bonchik, son uOLDBLATT BROTHERS Hohman ot Sibley In Our jCeon PHOTO STUDIO of Mr. and Mrs John Bonchik, 2043 An exchange of frankly critical letters between Davis and Mr. Roosevelt and Wallace's CS-page mimeographed attack on Jones came just a fortnight after Office Lincoln avenue Roberts dald, stationed at 2-DIAMOND MOUNTING of War Information Director El base general de pot, San Ber mer Davis publicly complained of $1ft75 19 nardino, the incompetence of Washington newspaper reporters on grounds Transferred to Air Forces Mrs. Mary Szary, 5017 Magoun was accepted avenue, East Chicago, reports that for officer training school that they were overeager to tell the public about battles "between her son, Stanley, were employed as furnace operators after passing a couple of administrators." Wallace's attack on Jones, un has been trans erred from top Precious gold beautifully ta-grarad heart shaped mounting. 51.25 A WEEK ecessary tests at the Metal Refinery company.

Taking Engineering i tdi high solicited by the press, was distrib graphical e. i i gineering to the scores. He will receive his uted to newspaper offices yesterday morning. It charged that BLOOMINGTON Charles Br army air forces Bonchik E. P.

tin. son of D. J. Bertin, 641 169th training on Jones, as head of the Reconstruc USE OUR CONVENIENT CREDIT PUN I 4-DIAMOND MOUNTING 2750 Victory designed -exquisitely beautiful precious gold. S1.25 A WEEK street, and Eugene Mitchell, son of arrival at his "overseas" destina tion Finance corporation which furnishes the money with which John W.

Mitchell, 629 Indiana, Ham tion. On completing the course, he mond, have been assigned to basic will be commissioned a second the board of economic warfare op and is stationed at the Universi- ty of Lincoln, prior to a shift Primary flight school. i-Szary, a grad- I engineering training at Indiana uni lieutenant. versity here under the army special New High Xon-Com ized program. tts BUY U.

S. WAR BONOS AND STAMPS Sgt. Tony Mola, stationed at The specialized program, known Camp Roberts, son of Mr. and as the A.S.T.P, has been set at ap Mrs. Leo Mola, proximately 150 colleges and uni FARMER'S AtTTO OX FIRE A shorted wire set fire to an automobile driven by Frank McKay, Grovertown, farmer, last night at Pulaski road and Forsythe avenue, Calumet City, causing $10 damage, according to firemen.

uate of Roose- S. Szary velt high school, was employed at the Northen Indiana Public, Service company before entering the armed forces. versities and is designed to train 4805 oicott avenue, East Chi men for important special service in the army. Those admitted are cago, nas two brothers in the armed services. rigidly selected.

Two units, basic Receive Promotion Overseas engineering and area-languages, Joseph Lypka, 20, son of Mr. and They are Pfc. have been established at Indiana Mrs. Steve Lypka, 104 Mulberry James Mola, university. The men are quartered f-f am.

erates, had "failed miserably" in accumulating strategic stockpiles before and for some time after Pearl Harbor. He also accused Jones of giving misleading testimony to congress regarding the BEW and, in general, with obstructing and harassing the BEW war effort. Wallace is chairman of the board. Jones Bitter in Reply Jones replied that the vice president's remarks were notable for "malice and misstatements," and there the matter lies until either congress or Mr. Roosevelt moves in to determine whether the extremely serious charges against a cabinet member are true or false.

Jones said he would welcome a congressional investigation and Wallace has placed before a senate committee his proposal that the Reconstruction Finance corporation and Jones be deprived of money control who is stationed 'oW mQn(j pro. in dormitories and fraternity For Brother and His Crowd in the Service Six SxlO Luster Portraits agency presumably including the BEW warning that public criticism of one agency by another was contrary to public policy ahd confusing to the public. Denouncing the bitter feud be at Los Angeles, 5 moted to first houses, instructed in army prescribed courses by university in and Pvt. class seaman Albert Mola, tg serving with the structors, and are under the same military discipline as in training tween Vice President Wallace and stationed at navv somewhere Secretary Jones. Rep.

Wigglesworth. Camp Van Dorn, camps. Ihirty-five states are in the Pacific area. Miss. represented in the personnel of the Republican of Massachusetts, today introduced a resolution in th ehouse T.

Mola IRVING CHAYKEN. President ft Ovr S3 Keers Ltmjing JtwUrm HOHMAN AT SIBLEY PARTHENON THEATRE ELDG. Sgt. Tony was employed at the employed at units at Indiana university. Lypka enlisted 8l calling for a congressional investi Zybell drug store before entering $50 service, in February last year.

He pfc. Casimlr J. Gadzala, the son Complete with folders gation of "the trutfc or falsity" of the charges made against the cabinet member. of Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Gadzala, 511 recently received his sergeant's in August last, formerly was employed at the United a te a com. West 151st street in East Chicago is now stationed somewhere in India. Richard E. Schaller, son of Mr. Prior to his induction into the army J.

Lypka pany, East Chi about 12 months ago, he was em and Mrs. Arthur Schaller, 446 cago, and was a student at Ham ployed at the Sinclair Oil refineries. Highland street, Hammond, left last mond Technical high school. Saturday to begin his "boot" Whiting Brothers United Separated when they were in Mikhailovitch's Brother 111 BUY MORE U. S.

BONDS TODAY training at Great Lakes naval academy. His brother, Donald, who also is in the navy, is stationed on a HOLLYWOOD, Calif. (U.P.j Values for July 1.2,3, GOLDBLATT BROTHERS Hohman at Sibley ducted into the armed forces, two Whiting brothers recently were re supply ship in the south Pacific. When your brother and his gang of friends went away you were just a kid now you're growing up. Send all the boys your picture and show them that the baby sister is a lovely young lady now.

No Appointment Necessary Complete Proof Selection Lten Photo Studio Harry Mikhailovitch, 48, brother of Gen. Draja Mikhailovitch, the united in North Africa when the the companies to which each have been assigned landed on that Serbian patriot who is holding out against the Germans in the moun tains of Serbia, has been critically over BEW. It appears, therefore, that congress must consider the dispute ultimately. But there was little inclination immediately in congress to begin an investigation. Several members of the senate Truman committee and of the banking and currency committee thought it was "worth looking into," and Chairman Robert F.

Wagner, Democrat of New York, of the latter committee said the question would be submitted to his group at its next meeting Tuesday. Meanwhile, Mr. Roosevelt can take some action to clarify the situation or continue more or less to ignore it as he seemed to do at his press conference yesterday. Wallace's blasty charges were in before noon editions of Washington newspapers and were the subject of comment throughout the capital some hours before the press conference met. But Mr.

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