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ir -- Sit In Comfort tniinMii Rmu I to * ulck. den<takto wito*r *f UeMng. fmlntu) n*U) wrinm * traftaM vkldi k w ' Im km*MW pttm hmorrWida. Brinro **>* ih h *1 MMfort upon mUii, tomi pro. toctfnf liM i r cor* M, 4sirvr , lafaeUMM f*nMl, a*Mid Ha-lu---r-a---ti, l- rw, krakaa (toauaa. Ha all -- ao graaaa (a aUla PROLARMON RECTAL AX OWL DBUL STORM i a street in Odense Sunday night, the Nazis retaliated by sharpening the slate of siejje already In effect. All Amusement centers were ordered closed untol September 24: a curfew waa Imposed from 7 p.m. until 5 a.m., and restaurants were forced to close their doors at 6 p.m. Radio transmission from Denmark was broken off at 9:30 last night without any explanation. In 1918 off Brfesl France, Lieut. Charles A. Young, U.S.N., who risked hi* life to save a sub-chaser shipmate from drowning, was commended by the Navy Secretary. Now, 25 years later, he ha* received his Navy and Marine Corps medal for heroism. Lieut. Young of 3262 Falrvlew Avenue, Alameda, detached from the U.S.S. Oklahoma three months before Pearl Harbor, is a Ijfth Naval District disbursing officer.--U.S. Navy photo. VISALIA FLIER `GETS ALEUTIAN POST Virginia C. Barnes, C, R. Clinkcn- sonal Service Department. beard, C. B. Johnson, Beatrice M. The service, inaugurated Hansford, Mrs. Pennell. D. M. Blance Kern. H. R. Brown. C. H. Ball, months ago. is daily providing Ing for 300 girls but reports th; Cre R. Ball, Margaret C. Hart, Edna demand exceeds the supply of K. Barker, R, B. Chaplin, G.' L. able rooms. Particular emphi- Monslve, F. N. Kyle, B. *W. Grey, placed on rooms In private hoi Leland M. Shults, and Irving S. Mrs. Vail asks that anyone h Cohn; with Donald F. MacGlnnis as such accommodations should mascot. i tact her office. CHESTERFIELD & CHAD 34 BE PATRIOTIC...BE THRIFTY... invest in WAR STAMPS and BONDS Then save money by carrying out netM painting only with KEM*TONH . . . and buy yourself more War Stamps and Bonds with the "'difference"! Here's how you save time .. . trouble and money with KEM-TONE: I. lets expensive ... ene gallon dees e everage room. J. KIM.TON! covers mestweltpopers, painted wails end ceilings, well* beard, basement wells with ene coot. 3. KfM-TONf applies Ilka magic. ROll IT ON WITH A ROLLER KOATER 4. KiM-TONI dries In ene beer. FOR BfAUTIFUL - DURABLE FLOORS SHIHWIN-Wlt.il AMS FLOOR-ENAMEL ON PLEA TO AVENGE BROTHER'S DEATH Open Evenings Tuesday and Thurs<L ttv NORMAN KKI.I. AN A n V A N C l:i I V .Kl T'n AN , Hu* oldrM iiitd lux and bis other nASK. !;' tVli. Ili'Uvt'di hroihcr, Hu 'K'I .It idttl. Ilm-trl {* /Imre hi-* |mH t<> avrngc Aiu >IIh `I' of lh`` I odd bt|> i of ViVii11.< | j ,,.|)V pnildmg hnmhrrs at the Kay Chesterfield Mfg. C( KEllogg 3-5565 SALL WORK GUARANTE - flying in. The Almiti.Ui o k ,n- plant where Rex formerly worked S434 East 14th Street Oakland From Factory to V day determmrd to ,myencr the a- an engine, , -V death of hi> hrotloi. Jat'k F 1 Todd, killed in the fimi A| inv air i raid on Koka la41 \r.ir. 1 I X/vnud I,tent lb-\ Vi-dd 23 who! ari'n'ed ,i| an ad\aru iit b.r-c 1 hiI week, told how hi* ci'Wimmi r! to ,m IHh Air Kotre bomber '.quadl cm | for Aleutian servu-c w ms he had tong sought ' l.ieutcnant Todd, son of Mr. and Answers to Youi <p i Mrs. n. I,. Todd of .Visalia v as em ployed in the I .oi'kht'`d Aircraft plant in Southern ('.ilifornut when the Japanese rn-oupierf Kiska and Atlu early m .June. 1912. His brother. Captain .Todd, was killed June 11 in rmbtmt; ihV Japi allege invasion. I'Vllei'v lilrtnon said he was le.idmv the altaiM; and had w 1M About the Shortar N A jii`l opened the bomb iia.v of hr plane wlum an enemy anti-.nl entil X ,`tieJJ made a do t el |jjj. 'I'iH' next day Hex Todd quit his :job at Hie aimafl plain and ap- pfted for appointment a.* an Army javiatiori radel. He was aceepted June IK. His constant goal became the Aleutian' ! 'Refine Jack left.'' 1 .leulenaid Todd said, "bn told me hr felt hr wouldn't be back. He was pretty determined and I halfday believed 'him Anyway. I mid bru if he didn't ! get bark I'd pitch m and /* what! ; J could do i I f i .if'iitrwwl Todd received In| wings a14 a hmrihri pilot l,eu Fehni-j jury H Inn, instead nf bong sentj j north he was assigned 'to a Texa< [ j fielri as ;*n msir | "That job." he said. "I couldn't shake for heil! "I tried arid tried; applied rea})p]ied to .get into rumba ire and pel |<j mv Pmihe base., Fin.dly 1 ju.,t tout to ' llnu'e." and get j I .leiilenant Todd van! tie then I managed m rnute t'o a p p e ,i I > j.irnuod Apia1 nit Pod tils woh ' u as granted, lie al i i\ i <| lim lal,- p Iboinii Hie ........................... Kr-ka. from iti<y li.n'l Indme an Ainei iean ampliilnT.i.iv Ini ee la-.! moiilJi. Rut he is e.niei j,, slliaek the enemy o11 limit- m\ p Ktrrtlt IslaruJs and their hninc land proper Captain J.o k tie fxiH.imed. wa 128A tough, long wearing enamel for wood, linoleum and rement floors. Dries hard. Washable. MM nuart SOILOFF Qu,,, 60* SOILAX CLEANER , , 25* Wallpaper Spot Remover P, 35* Wallpaper CLEANER mw 15* _ TILE CEMENT , ,, 25* WOOD PUTTY... 10* j Boby Storf-s Life With $100 Bond, | La GuardiaVGift NKW YORK. Sopr.i Pamela Clare F'if/1n;.nr; a few Imurs old mdav ready claimed in have, fust Slfin. ed hei At H.J2 am ve tet'/tdiia.iv Mayor F H l.aCuaulia w,i- |>tvvi;ni.rd with a $100 war homl at .efirw York Cen tral Railroad exfldPt . and fie pt ont- ised t< give it In tip- !iifl baby t*orn here' at that hbin \x.[io;t' fallu l' was 4 svi L iceman It w.iv ju'l , t t!, l: rra ij .i( | it wt.t-ii Pamela n.,.' P,up ; Adrlphi Ho; - ]>iti(l to KnsiKti ami : Mix .James ,f Flt/inamiee, llmoil of lleallti rec ords will tie cheeked Ifoi )-os>Mble other elaimants. ; j Former Governor Dies IDAHO FALLS; l<iph|q Sept. 22 t^Pi--Barzilla W. (n^i kj fil, former Democrat ip Govprn<>|' nfi Idaho and an uncle of US Sfpja'pi' D. Worth Clark <D.,!dahnJ, (fief),' here lent night. .iiiviiuiT'Mhluvr GIVE HEAD YOU: Fir^f off, 'hy if there a shortage? US: Because not a single drop of whiskey is being distilled in America today. The entire indus try is devoted 100% to making war alcohol fur Uncle Sant. And no one kndflj^when the production of whiskey can be resumed. YOU: Bur how about prewar whiskey stocks? Haven't you quite a bit set aside? US: Yes, but weYe frying to apportion onrstocVa not only so that they'll last for the duration, hut so that after the war there'll be at least a reasonable supply of old, mellow whiskies for you ro enjoy until the whiskies we Jtart making then have a chance to mature. YOU: So 1 suppose that's why I can't get my favor ite Frankfort brand every time I ask for it in my package store? US: Exactly. And believe us, sorry. We're doing our level reserves as fairly as we knot one will get a fair share. YOU: Have you raised the price < because of the shortage? US: No. Wc arc still offering the the same prices. There has h crease except for Governm incidentally, the sum total < entire distilling industry ai than one billion dollars a yeat State Governments. YOU: Well, I guess I understand rb But what's thp story on thi you spoke ofl US: That's explained in the pictu low. Let's take a look, shall NOT ONE DROP OF WHISKEY IS BEING DISTILLED I