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'iO January 4—Tornta* la aortbMit at kills M. ki* terM buatfrada, maar bomtisM. -bplorioo fa aoal nmM atai’ Watch. W. Viu hrtoca death to 14. tojartos la-AU n parsons aboard alrUnar ^ vhoa plana catchas flra and eraahas Mar Oteabira. Com. ai—Ta&bum to death In apartmeat heuee Bra to Kansas Cltjr, Im. aa—llato baafar at Oklahoma Cttr. Okla.. airport bums, killing M, In' Jurtu Jt. tB dliltoar strikes BIk mountain to Wjra- mine. AO tl on board die. F^nury l-Thlrtoan ald^^ people toon to death In Clavatoad bema for aaed. f T ‘— Yukon breaks a|Lto storm oK B-Alrllaar hits Lafum mom^ to CaB iBwato. All r an to Baaaa klUad. to arasb at Ml •aa ftaaeiaco. ton el *isarrsifir«ss?rs hoard. April I—Ibmade klQs lour in Aantotaa. Ala. m^artr-tmu klllad, 104 iatered whoa trala crashes roar e< first seetton to Raporrllla, Dl. ».-Oastro]ror eaoort blows up whflo » toadfito ammimitlon at Xiuia. M. ktUlac 1. tafiirtod M- ifty W . Two aavy bombers ooIUde aaar Hub* sen. ria.. a die. a—Ttoantyaaven killed to air traasporl *1 near Klehmoad, Va. arson near judUDona, *■. fl—Army plane etrlkas Maw York 0|y ' Biz army person- togrserapar. June Urea, fmtast disastor 'SV. t. hatal •—rtrs to OubuquA Iowa, batol 10 storm to Massaebusatts off killing 11 at San Olefo, Calif. fi-B-SS boinber crashes -l-SP eraahas tots peak aaar Oatllo- burg. Tann., klUing IS army person- nel. tf—Tornado along V. 8.-Canadian border brings death to lA July g—Holiday weekend deaths total' SSI. mostly traffic casualties.^ Ifi—Natural gas explosion In Butsard's &y. Mass., kills I, Injures 40. Ifi—Army plane crashes In storm near Goodland, Kans., kllltog U. August 4—Navy bomber falls back after take- Olego, Calif, in Long JBeaeh, Calif.. klUlng six. 14—Flood In St. Louis drowns S. leaves SjOOO homeless. Ifi—Tornado rlpa through Minnesota, km- tog 7 at Mankato, Injuring M. % September SS—six crewmen die In explosion and fire on tanker Bennington outside Wil mington, N. C., harbor. M—Train wreck near Victorville. Calif., kills f. tojursa «0. October fi—Craah and exploelon of B-tt bomber near Battle mountain, Nev., kllla 11. fi—Overseas airliner strikes hill near StephenviUe, Newfoundland, killing all 34 persons aboard, in worst dis aster to commercial aviation history. fi—Alrltosr crashes at Cheyenne, Wyo., *"'***^ I, tojurtng 10. 17—Air naneport service plane creabee ramie, Wyo., kmtng U. November fii-Flood waters of Neches river recede at. Beaumont, Tex., after extensive damage to rice crop and S.OOO homes. IS—Boiler explodes In school in Baroda, Mich., killing one. injuring 19. Storm forces air liner down near Sunland. Calif . 11 die. Colorado blizzard causes IS deaths, extensive livestock lots. December 7—Greatest hotel Rre In history kills 120, Injures 100, In Atlanta. Ga. 11—N. V tenement collapses, with death toll of 37. Eighteen men. Including 14 soldiers, klUed to trsto crash st Mansfield, Ohio. Win fitoaley cm highest award to nsfeaaional hockey. ^mg league basebaU season opens. tendance at til ganree bits 234,730, largaat to butory for ofxnisit day. M»y ' 4—Assault wtoa Ksntucky Derby, pay ing 114.40. 14-Amcrtcan Bowling Contrem ebam- ' " Is Joe Wilman plon of all events 14—Ind --JlanapoUs Speedway motor race won by George Robson, avenging lie.gl mph. June ]g—4Joyd Mangtum wins National open golf tournament to Oeveland by single stroke over Byron Nelson. Ifi—Hoavywolght champion Joo Low rttotoa title by knocking out BUpr Coon to olfhth round to New York. 0—Cleveland Indians ball chib sold to syndicate Including Bob Hope and Bill Veeck. 'V' July fi—Pauline Bets wins women’s Interna tional tennis crown at Wlmbladon, England. „ ^ a_Harman Barron Ukee All-AmericaB epon golf tournament in Chicago. August •—Pittsburgh Pirates ball club pold to Bing Crosby and tkrea otbars for 0.00.000. September 14-Stanloy Btahop takee M^al ama teur golf titlo at Sprtogftold. M. J. 0—Big laagut baseball cemmlttoa dto- ewet after setting up minimum sal ary of 0.000 and other benefits. ^ Ifi—Joe Loi^ knocks out Taml UaurtoUe to first round to ratain hsavywstgbt - title. 0—National league pennant race ends to tie for first tlmo In history, betwssn Brooklyn Dodgers end St Louis Car- Top Tea Spol Horn Stories of 1046 (As uUcted hy waahly aditoti im PmbUsbarf Auxiliary poll.) RtptAlkam twrtp into powmr in tUlt and congratsional alaetions. Turalva top Sazis santancad to bang at and of Nnambarg trials. Wallaca askad to rasign from cab- istat, following spaacb on foraign policy. Paris paaca parlay niaats, with 11 nations raprasantad. Prasidant vatoas naw OP A; all cow trols and as law dias. Navy datonatas atom bomb at Bikini in two tasts; third caw eallad. ~ 17. S. sands demands to Yngoslavia over death of five fUars. NatioftHvida rail strike astds when Truman asks laws to draft atrikars. Barmck tails fwst meeting of V. N. atom grpnp that world faces ^ peace or dastrssetion. Kidstap-mmdar of Snsanna Dag- nan, Mx-yaar-eld Chicago child. October •—fit. Louie Cardinals defeat BrsMdyn Dedgars to thrsa game gtayoff to taka National leagua pannant T—San Frandsco beats Oakland to win Padlfie Coast tosguo playoff sertas. 14—Cardinals Uke final jfeme of ororld sertee. boating Red Sam 4-g. to cap ture pennant November fi—Army and Notre Dame play to ecere- laaa tto to biggest footSed game ef year. 0—Stan Mualal voted most valuable Na tional league player. 0—Bob Menuomery, lightweight cham pion. knodio out Woflley Mouson In raladelphia. 0—Army ddeaU Navy, SI to 0. December 4—Mareol Cardan, French middleweight champion, wtoa decision ovtr George Abrams to New York. , _ ^ U—Chicago Boars win Natlsnal Football laoguo tltla. 1—Prosfdant signs 140 million douar vot bousing bUL 4—Callings on fresh citrus fruita re- Imposed to counter sudden price rise. SS—Netionel Intelligence authority era- atod to co-ordtoata all government totelllgence units overseas. S4—Meat-packing workars return to 194 governnMnt-aelxed plants. February sia. W. Avffrcll Sarrinum, ambaisa- fior to Great Britain, appototod U—Harold L. Ickea realgns aa secretary of totarlor, following dispute with President 15—Four-week U. S. steel strike ends. 54— Julius A. Krug, former WPB chlaf. appointed secretary of totarlor. I March 7—Presidential order re-opens all public lands to homesteading, excepting I those with uranium deposits. j 55— W. AvercU Harrlman becomaa am-1 bassador to Great Britain. U—Army superfortress makes first non stop flight from Honolulu to Philip- pines, covering 6,50 miles to 81 hours, 0 0 ' fiscy. of Agriculture Otston Ander son refuses to rssaovs pries cefitofis from moat October I— Marine cnalneers <C10) and matters, nutes and plleto (AFL) stiikt. tying up an shipping. II— Elraft caneeDed tor rast sf 140. 14—Meat released from all controls by Prssldcnttal order. 17— Army announces aU 140 draftoaa urtU be retoaaad by Jan. L U—Air Line Pilots asscelation calls strllw of 1,00 TWA (rflots, first ot Its ktod? ask Urn salary of JIS.OOO. 0—PrsaldMt namas David liUenthal to haad atomic energy eommisalon ot five men. 0—Masters and pilots and strike. n—OPA closca 1.40 local price boards, aa hundreds of Items art freed. November 5—President announces 0 Estoaton r«f- ugses will not bo deported. 5—Republicans sweep electioas, win con trol of house and senate. Big city Democratic organixatlons lose heav- Uy. State and county offices through out nation go to Republicans. 4— United States Intends to rotain con trol of former Japanese Islands won by Amartcan arms, XT. N. assembly told. U—Army sad navy ordered to dlamleo 0,400 civilian emii^yeea by Jan. 1. 18— Republican iteenag conunlttoas an nounce plana tor 44th eongraee. Mala * points; Lower expenditures, reduced taxes, elimination of aU toderal con trols, new labor legislation, Umltatton of Presidential term. 21—Nationwide strike of soft coal miners begins. 20—Restrictions on um ef grain torml- nate. December 5— Wilson Wyatt, bousing emadlt^ re signs after controveng^ snth RPC. tenced to three conseenttvu for murder ef three persona; Suxanne Oegnan, i, whose body he dismem bered and bid; Miss Frances Brewa. 33, and Mrs. Joseptatoa Roes, 41. 10—Geraldtoa Farrar, screen and epera star, weds Stuart Scheftel. 17—Protestant Episcopal church Houm at Deputies' approves liberalised canenn on remarriage of divorced persons. Coast guard seizes gsmbUng sbte anchorM off Long Beach, Caaf., to evade laurs. 2»—One billed, many hurt in race itot to Philadelphia. “ ' I Actreas JodssUot Holt mairtao BOly BlakewelL October fi—Bacausa nobody was kHlcd srtille srorldng on the atomic bomb jarejoet, MaJ. con. besUe Grovaa,. oroctor. wins Nattonal Safety eouncL award. New drug, pentaquine. called care for malana. revealed. 4 0—Cattle prteea on Chicago markat hit record high at 04.0 a hundred iwunds. 17—Labor bureau reporta Septombar non- agiieultural employment over 0 mil lion, down per cent from IfiU Jeu^ vetoed et 0O,OM stolen fmai DiSm end Duchess ad TFlndsor to Ascot. England. . S4—Prank Sinatra afed wlft reconciled In tbeetiical eecne to night club. 8S—Band leader Artto Shew end Kath leen WtiM Herwlg. author of "Ppr- ever Amber.” me^ " *' ■“ Sfi-gthtor jd Merj Miami Pla.. charj . tltng0M.OOO ' tt—Cotton extotoni rrlcd to Masleo. irgenmalci Wimam Nick oet S. ilcr Linotype ei errestod In fed with embex- office. bevtng „ to twe Bricea down ISO e bale etoee Novmber • 1—Moot pawertul etom-smeiher in toe world, 04 Inch cyclotron, eemplated. et U. of California. fi Nsw operativt technlqua dtoeleaed to give normal Ufa to "bhw habtoe** with dafaetfve beartt. 0—Soap prleea rtoa 0 per cent Oen- oral Moton toereaaas prteea tlM. 0—Ratndond turned to new by at* pounds at dry tee peUeto dropped from plane New oreln dteorder reeegntoed ef cauaed by exposure to eennd wavae ef sbMle. 17—Robert Scott to broedeast over fan Pranetoeo radio statton egmoonde atoatotte stows; statton floodad with Otty Ucenae commissioner threetons to revoke Uoense of oar raevte toeatn showtag ntoeOutlai^ December ' 4—Landlerde may Icgally bar ehUdrea btnn Mvtog to thaw properttoa, Ohio fiuprenM court rules In autharixhig avietten to veteran and famto. U-^Amur rseket plana tostod at SSO milea per bnnr. Eventual speed to be 1.706 mph. Army extends through Jsnuar hoUday” iry. 4—ICC approves freight rate tocreaae louars to shipping adding bUUon dofl costs. idnapptog end urder of alx- minutes. April fi4-S 1—Strike of 400,000 soft coal mtotre begins. . 22—Army announces discharge of seven million men since demobilization be- lan May 12. 1945. { irmy-navy munitions board plana survey of nation's caverns for under ground Installations to cate of atomic i war 29—Farm prices hit highest level stoca July. 1920. 7—Kldna m year-old Suxanne Degnan to Chlca- 0 starts nationwide manhunt, .lontact with moon by radar achieved by army experimenters; beam re flected to 2.4 aeconda. Franklto D. Roosevelt. 8—George J. (Slim) Summerville. M. film comedian. advtoor to Febnuuy Tr FebrufiT)^ Janufiry l-“Bowr* football scorea: Alabama 34, 8. California 14; Oklahoma ASM 0; St. Mary's 13; East AU Start tto Want AU Stars 7 to 1. RiSfs retains world profea- bmils tUle by beattog Don to Loa Angelaa. Bobby tooiial Bodge Fdmiary If—AH Enses beeomee Amertean tkl toiamptop with Jump to 20 toet at KMmboat Springs. Colo. Oma cradnad wttb knockout Ous Loaatvteh. wertd light- rwa^ht champfon. la aoo-fiUe It to New York. Ifitdi If—ffraaetooe Segura* to Eoua^ whM ^U. fi. Indoor tannle tltla. boating Date aM MeNefl la New York. May 13— President signs ‘'stop-gap” draft ex tension bill 22—Emergency housing bill signed, pro viding 400 million dollars for build tog material subsidies, a btUlon dol lars (or home mortgage loans, pri orities for veterans. 25—Railroad strike ends while President Is asking congress (or power to draft rail workera 24—Coal strike settled with raise of ISlk cents per hour, other benefits. June 4—Fred Vinson appointed chlaf Justice of U. S. 29— President signs bill extending draft (or nine months, age brecketi 19-44. 30— Navy conducts first experiments at Bikini lagoon; atom bomb dropped on fleet of 73 old vessels. Five shlpa sunk, 43 damaged, whole arua charged with daageroua radio-active ’ rays. July 1—OPA controls suspended. 11—Natlonsl Farmers’ Untea presldeat, James Patton, says his organlsatloa has broken with Truman."'' 15—British loon bUl slgn^ 14— Draft cal’is restricted to 00 group. 14—Labor bpreau’s todax goaa up SM pw cent stoca July 1. CatUa aaU at aU-tlma high of 10.76 a hundred lunds sldent ’’reluctanUy” stgas new OPA btU, celltog It toadeeuate. Atom bomb exploded nuecr water to navy’s tests, stoking 10 battle ships, carrlar, 8 submartaea anid S smaU craft, damaging otbars. 3— Television In fuU color demonstrated to New York. March 7—Awards by Academy ot Mottoo Pic tures; Best picture, ’’The Lost Week end”; best performances, Ray MU-; land to “’The Lost Weekend” and Joan Crawford to “MUdred Ptorca.” April 1—Great seismic wave In Pacific sweepe coast of N America, Hawaiian Is lands report 200 dead, many mlsatng, 10 million doUara damage. Alaska also hit. I 4— Oklahoma City first community to to-' stltute city - wide rapid - treatment drive on vene.-eal disease. 10—American Chemical society an nounces elements 0 and 61 Irolated during research on atomic bomb, . complettog periodic table. | May 4—General Motors Corp. puts to claim for 80.864.000 to carry-back adjust- menta of Income taxes for first quar ter, blaming losses on strikes. 13—Mew record for flight between Ha waii and U. S. set by Lt. CoL Robert Gould to B-0, manng JouiMy to 7 hours. 14 mtoutes. 3— Edward PtaHUpa Oppenbaim, 79. not- ad fiction writer. 4— Adm, Richard H. Leigh, 0. former 9 U. S. fleet commander. fi—Cteorge Arltos, TT, stage and sereaa actor. 0—Vice Adm. Theodore 8. WUktoaon. 57, drowned at Norftok. Va. March / - fi-^ohn Cardinal Glennon, 0, CathoUe archbtahop of St Louia. 0—Vice Adm. Howard L- Vickery. 13, * former vice chairman to U. 8. mnrl- tima eommteatoo. SO—William J. MacDonald, 78, tonnar congressman from Michigan. 0—Martin Davey. 41, former ooasreaa- man and governor to Ohio. April 1—Noah Beery, 0, film star. 4—Alvin V. Oonahey, 72, fmrmer aena- . tor and three tlmee governor of Ohio.' 22-i'Harlan F. Stone, 73, chlto Juatice to U. S. and former attorney gencraL May 19—Booth Tarkiiigton, 76, novelist and playjvrlght. 15—John E. Erickson, 0, former sena tor and governor of Montana. 36—Sen. Carter Glass, 0, long-time member of congress, ones secret^ of treasury. June 13- -Sen. John H. Bankhead, 73, mem ber of senate since 1930. 13—MaJ. Edward Bowes. 73. showman, sponsor of amateur hour on radio. Charles Butterworth, 0, comedian. 0—William S. Hart, 75, cowboy film star. 30—Dr. Howard H. RusseU, M, founder of Anti-Saloon league. July l®^Wney Hillman. 0, CIO union leader. 34—Arthur Could, 0. former U. S. sen ator from Maine. 0—Gertrude Stein. 71. author with unique Experimental technique. August 14—Col. Edward Bradley, 0, long nsae- dated with Kentucky Dcitiy, tX—Chanr^g PoUack, 0, aaaaylst aTvi Uti) Yoat, 75. (amoua 20-1 June poui 25—Pro August 23—Film star Constance Bennett mar- rlca fifth husband, CoL Theron Coul- tor, to Rlvcraide, Calif. July 1—Mutieal show "Oklahomai” brMks longest run record with l,4Mth per formance to New York, fi—Public hanltb service reporto srant polio epidomic since U15 ragtag, with 4,60 stricken since January, and 184 deaths. Mtonaapella harwet 01 to b4s ettten. l—PmtdMt vetoes btU oa owneisLfu to ttdeianito oU Sslds; itgnB atomle ow ergy control ecL ^ fi-OsnSTOMlo^ re-ersatoantioB MB ogned by President 83—Department to paui controls. At—Isaate war taveetigattas < I rnwrt aetton. Sepcefsbeg L-Armad tarn to enItotoS gnat tonatonl August 0-Moas Bart fas . Xttty Carltela. • rttty Mafroas Atbaaa. On. Sb piaywright «ei star. „ to raea' rist tnonn totar 1 0—Mtere-wave commonteattoe to ktetofiaea-.^ Mew Yetk nai itoetocrliiw November L. _ Mtestoilniil. " w 0-Jainea J. (Jtmnqr) WaBwr, 48. isr- M to Mm York cfcr Donald IM. 88, nr—- - _ actor actor. “■sre&’Sil vm-Niw FORa January 10—Chinese National governmant and Chinese Communist government sign truce temporarily halting dvU war. 0-Iran asks U. N. security council to Intarvene to dispute with Russia. 0—Newly-elected president of Frshee, - FeUx Gouto, meets with cabinet for first time. February 1—Btotoary becomes republic by vote of National Assembly, fi—U. N. shelves Greek dlsputo. tovtov-.^ tog Great Britain and Rusala. fi—Stalin announce! new five-year plan (or USSR. U—Jap General Hbmma, perpetrator of Bataan "death march," sentenced to death by U. 8. miHtaiy court 0—Arfentim President Peron aeeusas U. 8. embassy officials to espten- S3—ifutinv among native troops to Noth- .erlancn Indie* army assumes sertoun proportions. 0—Spain closes border on French side to rctnUntion for atmllar netion by France. March fi—U. S state department protaeta con tinued Russian' oeeupation of Iran and Bcinre of booty to Manchuria. 14—Situation to Manchuria ’’extremely critical.” says Genial Marshal IT—Meat to Rnsalan troops reported with- drawn from Iran. 0—InternatiMal monetary conference ends eeesion et Savannah, Ga., after amtltg Worid Bank and Fund. 0—Nusetan Dtoagate Gromyko watts out to U. N. mamas In tiff over Iranian matter. Sfi—UNBRA MBclals report epidemics to bubonic PttgM. smaUpox and mento- 0tie to Chfaa. April June 4—U. M. security eounefl reports Spain n “potential menace to peace” under Franco. 0—Atomic energy eommteofon meets for first time. Baruch, U. S. delegate, says. "It Is either world peace or world destruction.” Ifi—Russia demands destruction to aU atomic bombs and exchange of data. 28—Hungary moves to check terrlfte ta fia tion spiral. 0—Truce to Manchuria expires, fighting recommences. July 4—Philippines republic proclaimed. President ’Triiman pledges conttousd U. S. eld. •—Polish mob beats 21 Jews to death, tajuref 40. fi—PhlUpstoc government battlee Buk- belahape uprising, 200 killed. 0—Canaduto ofltelals find huge spy net work operating from Ruaslan em bassy. 0—General Mlkhallovltch executed to Belgrade, Yugoslavia, aa allagad traitor who cousborated with Naxte. Sfi—Revolt sweeps Bolivia; 260 kUlad, Including President VUlarroel. Sfi—Paris peace conference opena with 21 nationa represented. August IS—"Unscheduled immigration” of Jews into Palestine belted by British. 13—Turkish government rejects Russian proposal for Joint defense of Black sea straits. 0—U. S. demands Yugoslavia release army fliers forced down, and satte- faction for deaths of five others shot down OB August IS. Riots in Calcutta, India, quiet down, leavtog death toll of 3,000 to Htodu- Moalem strife. September I John M. (Rags) Ragla^ 41, Sim and stage comedian. 34—James C. McReynolds, 34, former U. 8. Supreme court Justice. September " w« 8. JUsenhower, K mother of General Elsenhower. Poindexter, .7^ former sena tor from Waahtastoo stats. October (Barney) Oldfield. 0. famed pioneer auto racer. GWord Ptochto. 0, twice governor to Pennsylvania. 0-^ Joe^h W. jVtoagar Joe) StH- ^ •‘•ro ®* Bunna campaign. S3—PhUnpa Cokteboreusb, 0. former •mtor and ceveraei 0 itenrlaad. PAUSTHW STMKI VIOLINCI 7—Arrangemaato begin to ^ee BrItiMi. mandated Tanganyika, TogoUnd and tba Camaroona, and Beiglan-maip dated Ruanda-Urundi under U. N. trusteeship. 0—All-out civil war rages to Manehuiia. Chinese Communist general says SS—Cbinasa Communists take over Bar-. bin. Maaehurto, as Russlaas evacu ate. SO—Plot to astasainate General Mac- Arthur uncoverea to Japan. Mmy • 0—Fltoiting breaks out In Iran, wttb can- tral government troops attaektog Russian-backed toreee u Azerbaljaa province. SO—Secretary Byrnes, rtporting on Parts foreign ministers’ conference. Indi rectly blames Russia for maagar aeoompUshments. Sfi—All Russian troops withdrawn from Iran, say Sovtot officials. Sfi—Arab‘league opposes further Jewtah Immigration Into Palastina. miumMl INDtStNOOKI' w* ini' >4 AIR PROORIS9 New Jewelty Store Win m (^ned Feb. 15 Bojrkm Rsoboroiifh And t,| W. MBrshsai Win Uuneb ^ Nffw Venture * Boykin Roaborough and . B. 'ff Marshall will open a modern j ry store on Broad street abogi Febmary 16. Tbe store will be located in tie Brownlee building which for nw^j years housed k barber shop. ^1 building is being rempdeled to mggt] the needs of a jewelry eatahim 1 ment. , i Mr. Rosborough has been ldgp.| tilled with the Hotter Jewelry g«» j pany store tor a long period ffj years. Mr. Mamhall baa been sa] gaged in tbe grocery bueineu sc] Chefin^t street for some time. The 'owners of the proposed ■tore have not as yet announotol the name of the new store. Use Chronicle Want ^ Kidneys Must i Work Well ! ForTwaToiTMlWeli 14 hows evafy day. T dayi am»1 WMko ftODoiaffa tM I emda mattartrem^ Mood. I p UMTO pa^ wm aware a( he«nj Iridam meto aowdant^- lemovt iml plus fluid. aMM adds and athw upal matter thef eaaaot ma|r to tha h3] wkhout tojuiy tettoidth. tton be bettor eedwtoeedlng to ntm fill Burutog, aeaaiy er toe fieqwBt 1 tlou soeMtfanea wane tltot tawroi^YMi^a^^W eouBtry < ttoa at 4 Mood. Ther Oet iWt today. Urn wlth^ Atafidrugi Doans Pius liife V- 1—Greece votca n per cent to favor of return of monarchy, beaded by George U. 11—Russian Delejiate Gromyko calls S rescnce of U. S. warships near reece "Insult to Greek people.” 14—Civil war reported to northern Greece. • i „ S4—Stalto spikes persistent rumors of new war threat. October 1—Nuernberg war Crimea oourt finds * U of 0 ^h Nazis guilty, sentences 12 to hang, 7 to prison. 10—Italian peadf treaty draft approved by Paris ncace conference. Russia objects to clauaes on Trieste. 15—Peace conference adjourns, after ap- living bwaty drafts for Romania, Bungary and Finland, all over Rua slan protests. 14—Tm of Naxf war crimtoais hanged to Nuernberg prison. Bermann Goer- tog comtiuto Rulclde by poison, cheat ing hangmaA Those executed; Von Rtobentrop. Keitel, Kaltonbrunner. Rosenberg, Franck, Frick. Stratebar, SauckeL Jodi, Sejm-Inquart 0—United Nations generw aasembly opens session to New York Citir. 24—Molotov urges general reduoUm to armamenta. ladudtag outlawing at atomic bomb. November 4—"Oaae-flr*'’ order Issued to Java and Sumatra by Dutch. British and Indo nesians. 13—Churchill charges Russia is ”aa war tooting.” Ifi—New members to D. H., Atghanistaa. ^ tealaod Swedcu. tain soats. 87—Oeaarto MacArihur frasaas aU ^ to JtoMto’s 0 woo^am Sfi-RostoiRagM too. If. annamauto. Deceinber 8. aad Brttata UMCgu Oaraan _ woaa acaaomktoly. h—"Bag Four” uatioM to O. V. w m pasM tmtttofor fia^ Bums MtoBomoas AxarbaljM luaitona b ;:^isa»v=r \ > r \ SCIINTIFIC PROGRiSS JU< 1 SONUS OIMAND ITUOOSIAV AM VKTIIM PIXTEDBATRE . BETHUNKfiC. Friditjr, JtaauKiPf 10 “EASY TO WED** with Van Johnaon—^h«F WllliaRuj Lueillu Ball—Kuanan Wynn ^ News 41 Comadjr Satnrdltj, JaiMUurf II “AMBUSH TRAIU» starring Bob Btaala tarlal, Naw Advanturaa tk Tarxan No. 5 Also Cartoon Saturday Night, 9 “BRINGING UP FATHER” (Baaad on comic faatura "Magg and Jigga") with Joa Yuia—Rania Riana Also Salactad Shorts —— ^ MoHu-Tuas., JsuL 13-14 iN OLD SACRAMENTf •with William Elliott Constanoa Moora Newt 4k Comedy Wednesday, Jstnuary 11 Ttchnieolor Musical “ZIEGFELD FOLUES** with Ail 80r Cast Also Selected Short Subject Thursday, January •!**« HI 1$ Iff moil i^-m\ miu ■=£! Also Naws 4k CamadF Outstanding Ft t'afuaJm^ S^BO Taehhiaelaf «nrHE SHOCK MISS with Batty QraMa Otfih Al mus