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DAILY DISPATCH, MOLINE, ILLINOIS: FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 17, 1943. 11 duction of a food so vital to the war was sent to this specialty station training base at Childress, Tex, af effort." OPPOSE CUT If! TWO PILOTS KILLED IN FLORIDA PLANE CRASH ter spending a furlough with his The food conference was called by IN UNIFORM frank Gannett, Rochester, N. parents here. Louis W. Wemmer, son of Mr, William Boucher Of Moline to Be Ordained Priest publisher, at the request of agricul tural officials of sixteen states.

CAM RAISING and Mrs. Bert Wemmer of Moline, A program proposed by another has completed his pre-fllght train speaker. Dr. W. I.

Myers, acting Mews from Many Places About Men and Women in Service of Country William J. Boucher, son of Mr, ing at San Antonio, and has been transferred to a limited primary flying school to continue his dean of the college of agriculture at Cornell university, was along opposite views. He recommended that and Mrs. Charles Boucher, 1168 Twenty-fifth street, Moline, will be ordained a priest training in the army air course the war food administration organ O'Brien Promoted. after completing boot training.

Sergeant George Chandes, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Chandes, Is home on furlough from Shreveport, La. Private Jack L. Williams, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Williams. Is home on furlough from Camp Wolters, Tex. Robert Simpson, Curtis Carlson, Jack Burgess and Hollis Walker, Moline boys who enlisted together In the merchant marine and served on board the same army transport on trips to Africa and Australia, left today to report to the army training headquarters at Brooklyn. N.

Y. They have been visiting in their respective homes almost a month. While at San Antonio, Wemmer ize a public educational program FORT MYERS, FLA. (INS) Second Lieut. Patrick E.

Jordan, 27, pilot, of Santa Ana, CaU and Sergeant Carl A. Burnett, 28, Tow Reel operator, of Fort Dodge, were killed when their training plane crashed 7 miles southwest of Fort Myers yesterday. Buckingham army air field officials announced today. The plane was returning from a routine gunnery mission over the range on the Gulf of Mexico when the accident occurred. Food Conference Told Reduc tion in Meat Will Endanger Health.

capture until It was all over," he added, saying that "our men confined their progress to Jungle trails and were well placed in defensive Robert O. O'Brien, son of Mr, Sunday at St. "to point out the facts of the pres won a medal for marksmanship, His wife, the former Virginia Turn- and Mrs. Edward J. O'Brien.

2801 Mary's Catholic ent food situation. Fifteenth avenue, Rock Island, has i cathedral, Peoria. positions on the nil! before the Japs isee of Rock Island, resides in San Such a program, carried out In been promoted from second lieuten opened lull nre on tnem. ant to first lieutenant, according to cooperation with the states, should include "a clear statement of the Importance of eating more crops CKJCAQO Reducing live Antonio. Private Harry G.

Coopman Jr, He will say his first mass the following Sunday at St. Mary's an announcement made by the war As a souvenir. Captain Bergeron has a Rising Sun flag taken from the first Jap killed on the hill. He described the Japanese as sneaky. department.

1 4 I A ftock production to make available more grains and cereals lor human and crop products but less meat and son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. Coop- livestock products by civilians for a 1 i i church in Mo Second Lieutenant Robert I. Nel man, arrived home Tuesday on fur consumption, as suggested by some the duration." he said In an ad son, son of Mr.

and Mrs. H. line, and at the lough from Maxton, N. where he Is a member of the ground crew of dress prepared for the meeting. food economists, would "constitute Mclntyre, 1838 Thirty seventh altar with him street.

Rock Island, has been grad the air corps. will be the Rev, Dean Spencer Is Enos H. Barnes uated from the advanced training course for marine officers at TO NAME PLANE IN HONOR OF ST. JOSEPH'S SCHOOL Elected Head of First Lieut. Henry E.

Maes, son of Mrs. F. W. Campbell of Silvls, The Rev. Ber-nerd Rank will Quantico, Va.

formerly of Moline, has arrived In act as deacon Undecided. VERPLANCK. N. Yr-Mrs. Ella A.

King Isn't too sure she wants to bo the first justice of the peace of this Hudson river fishing village A $1500-a-year Job offered her by the town board. For the last thirty-three years she's been postmistress here and her friends are legion. Now, she wonders whether handing out Justice instead of letters and stamps will continue her friendships. Moline DeMolay Camp Wolters, Tex. Private Wil north Africa.

Lieutenant Maes was and the Rev, 11am Ernest Nightingale, husband of W. 3. BOUCHER graduated from St. Mary's high Fred Verveck Mrs. Mary Helen Nightingale of Moes of Fort Madison, as sub Dean Spencer, son of Mr.

and Mrs, Coal Valley, and Private a threat to the health of the nation," a meat industry leader told the national food conference today. R. C. Pollock, general manager of the National Livestock and Meat board, asserted that "economists and others" had advocated putting Into plans "to replace our present diet, which Is built around meat, with a diet cf grains and He described the Ideas "revolutionary." Adoption cf such a program. Pollock nali in an address to the conference, "would seriously hinder the livestock and meat Industry In xneetrng It obligation In the pro- deacon.

Sermon at the mass will be E. H. Spencer, 2727 Eighteenth ave Conrad Ishmael, husband of Mrs, school and before enlisting In 1940 was employed as desk clerk at the Harper house In Rock Island. His address is 0-1583396, A. P.

O. 4778. care postmaster, New York City, delivered by the Rev. J. B.

Reldy. Rock Island Announcement has been made that a bomber will be named The Spirit of St. Joseph's, in honor of St. Joseph's high school's subscribing to more than $78,000 in war bonds during the last year. In recognition of the school's achievement, a rally was held In the nue court, Moline, last night was Wanda Ishmael, 1340 Ninth avenue.

William Boucher was graduated elected master councilor of -the and claimed that their most deadly method of attack was through sniping. Great Lakes Ready for "action" aboard a warship is John James King, 20, son of Mrs. Augusta King, 1811 Eighteenth street, Moline. who was recently graduated from the service school for storekeepers at the U. S.

naval training station here with the advanced rating of storekeeper third class. Clifton Reed Osborne, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. G.

Osborne, 1527 Nineteenth avenue, has been promoted from corporal to sergeant. He Is with the tactical headquarters, Alachua army air field, Gainesville, Fla. Aviation Student Richard W. Parller, son of Mrs. Carl Parller, 348 Seventh street, has been transferred from Miami Beach.

to Lafayette college, Easton, Pa. Address East Moline, have arrived at the In from Moline high school and St, Chalmers J. Seymour chapter of fantry replacement training center, N. Y. Anbrose college.

He completed DeMolay. Camp Wolters, Tex to begin basic Mrs. Campbell's brother. Corporal theological instruction at Kenrick Elected junior councllar is Ear Dispatch Want Ads bring result. school auditorium yesterday.

training as infantrymen. seminary, St. Louis, Mo. Cook, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Ira Cook Open house will be held at the 1025 Fifteenth street Moline. Private Dan A. Neukam, former Frank VanGetson, who attended Sacred Heart school. Is a member of the air corps stationed In Sicily. He participated In the battle of Blzerte Boucher residence from 3 to 5 and Spencer will serve as chairman of from 7 to 9 the evening of Septem an informal dance in the Skl-Hl Moline resident, son of Mrs.

Kath-ryn Neukam of Fort Wayne, Is stationed at the Ohio State univer and Tunis and arrived in Casa ber 28, in honor of William Bouch ballroom, LeClalre hotel, from 10 to 2 tomorrow night, assisted by er's first mass. blanca with the first contingent in sity, Columbus, where he is en November. Before entering service Tom Lundeen. Jack Manthey's or rolled in the engineering school. He IBHodk (2.

bOWNSTAinS SHOE STORE chestra will play for the dancing, he was employed In the advertising was graduated from Moline high school and attended St. Ambrose which Is open to the public. High Enrollment department of the Boston store in Chicago. His address Is 36323691, college as a pre-medlcal student. Private Neukam was formerly em A.

P. O. 525, care Postmaster. New THREE DIVORCE DECREES At Seminary This York City, N. Y.

of Parller, who was employed in the purchasing department of John Deere Tractor works before enter ployed by the Moline Dispatch. GRANTED IN CITY COURT Term; Accept 129 Toledo, O. Elmer E. Verstraete, ing service July 26, Is A-S Richard Scott Field Herbert L. Erickson, 18, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Camlel Ver W. Parller, 34th C. T. M-133, Lafayette college, Easton, Pa.

Three divorces were granted In private first class, husband of Mrs. Esther Erickson, 1603 Eighteenth straete, 434 Twenty-first avenue. Moline city court this morning. Number of Men Studying for Moline, has been graduated from the navy training station for storekeepers here and has received the Gilbert Heyvaert, private first Kathleen I. Grinnell charged Harold E.

Grinnell with cruelty. The couple married Jan. 5, 1938. The PICTURE FRAMING Bring your pictures to be framed where you ran select the proper moulding from the largest stock west of Chicago. Yon win get the finest in workmanship.

FRED S. WITTWER Wallpaper picture Framing PrtersonI1arned-VonMaur Davenport, Iowa street Moline, has arrived at the army air forces training command at Scott field, where he will receive an Intensive course In radio operat class, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Heyvaert, has returned to the air corps Ministry at Augustana Sets Record. longer wear has made them the long-time rating of seaman second class.

He plaintiff was given custody of the couple's daughter and the father ing and mechanics. received custody of their son. WIT Mrs. Mary Louise Loveless, 3704 MS GBUGQHE Reaching the highest enrollment Evelyn M. Allison charged Willie Ninth street.

Rock Island, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Peacock Allison with desertion Nov. 15. 1941 The couple married Aug.

19, 1940. total in the 84-year history of the institution, 129 students have regis made especially to relieve 'PERIODIC of Hampton, has been accepted In Paul C. Miller charged Mildred tered In all departments at Augus the WAVES and has reported to favorites tana seminary for the 1943-44 col- a a R. Miller with cruelty. The couple married Jan.

30, 1935. The plaintiff received custody of the couple's ege year. Of these, thirty-eight are C3 seniors and twenty-six are internes Hunter college. New York, for her indoctrination course. Her husband.

Corporal Robert Loveless, Is serving In Tunisia. Mrs. Loveless was em three children. in field work. Thirty-four middlers were matriculated this week, fol ployed by the Bell Telephone com lowing their acceptance last year.

Thirty-one Juniors have been ac pany prior to enlistment. A brother of Mrs. Loveless, James Peacock, Is cepted as candidates for matriculation this week, following a strict ex with the air corps at Union univer sity, Jackson, Tenn. amination. Final action on the group will be taken when they re Rock Island "It was only by the turn next year.

grace of the Lord that we took And Its Weak. Cranky, Nervous Feelings Take heed If you, like so many women and girU on such da.ya uffrr from cramps, headaches, backache, wrak, nervous feelings, distress of "lrrefrularltles" du to functional monthly disturbances. Ktart at once try Lydl E. Pink-ham's Vegetable Compound to relieve sucli symptoms because this famous medicine has a soothing; effect on one or woman's most important organs. Taken regularly thruout the month It helps build up resistance against such symptoms.

Thousands upon thousands of women report benefits I The Rev. C. O. Bengston, pastor of Immanuel Lutheran church. it," Capt.

George M. Bergeron, company commander of one of the first Chicago, spoke to the group at an opening service In St. John's Lu battalions to reach the peak of Mount Aten on Guadalcanal, said theran church last night. From the There are no harmful opiates In Plnkham's Compound tt la mads from nature's own roots and herbs (plus Vitamin rr helps jc atttrsj. Also fine stomachle tonic! FoUow label directions.

Worth trying text, "Suffer hardship with me as in describing the taking of the mount. Captain Bergeron Is a good soldier," Dr. Bengston spoke spending a leave with his wife and on the place of the church and the son. Richard, 2530 Twenty-eighth ministry in a world at war. dls I Lydia E.

Pinkham's VEGETABLE COMPOUND cussing the need for loyalty, obe street. Rock Island. "The Japs were unaware of the dience and sacrifice by the soldiers UsBsm $2, -50 'li ssi 1 Skis? I I grt nntU I to up hrnk EASV-pAV I TERMS I CDCOraT of Christ. The church should be not the servant, but the conscience of the state," he said. Dr.

Conrad Bergendoff, president 7 welcomed the class of Juniors and spoke briefly. Dean S. J. Sebellus spoke In appreciation of Dr. I.

M. Anderson, Greek professor in the college, for his service as a teacher ITISMIflBIKm and leader In preparing young men SIZES 8 to 3 WIDTHS A 10 0 for the ministry. Robert Peterson, director of the seminary chorus, has been appoint ed chapel organist for the year, replacing Prof. Brynhold Lundholm, who Is now In military training. Included In the list of new Jun iors accepted for eventual matrlcu latlon, are Robert G.

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