Delaware County Daily Times from Chester, Pennsylvania • Page 3

THREE CHESTER TIMES, CHESTER. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1940 BRITISH SHELL TODAY'S WAR MOVES WPA Literacy Classes in Co Quests on the continent penult economies not open lo the British The entire German army in occupied French territory is supported by the French government. Tins tact. more does Germany save in money and food. On balance.

Great Britain has the greater staying power financially. IC the war is so lengthened as to become a struRstlc to avoid disastrous inflation, ihe British have a heavy advantage over thier enemy. ITALIAN POSTS the students who listened with great rni tl ip inerpased demand for delinllely refuses tu endorse Hitler's Berlin's estimate that the war is lor an invasion oi i.mnaui nn interest wu air, Macn.evicui& conscientious application, we expect 1 aid in Literacy and Citizenship, the class sponsored by the Association U.S. WILL WATCH fcDRAFTD0DGERS FBI "Charged With ProsecutionsNew Regulations for Married Men xomus lor luc Ricai uumocrs oi crimen troops in France, trrespec ve of thrlr possible coneenti ntiori costing Germany Sti0.000.000 daily means that the Germans are paying idle German army for the duration of the war would be hard lo asso ort of Derna, in North ol American uilizens oi Origin Club, 620 Morton avenue, has inaugurated an additional meeting pproximately twice as much as Uie iute with Hitler's ambition lor eom ilere vietorv. Added wai soldiers there arc In France, the Tim Classified Ads Fay, Adv.

for Germany are therefore us seemingly Inevitable for Gerunmy us for Britisli to carry on the conflict. Figures announced in London last Julv, when the budget was introduced in the House of Commons, Africa, Attacked Sev era! Killed ionic. Sent. 20 (IXS) Wide he win give this taut to uie ciass in English before many months have elapsed. Alexander Sokoluk, 822 East Eighth street, received his first papers a few days ago.

Mrs. Mary Harasika, 61H Mcllvainc street, observed happily the marriage of her only son. Mrs. Anna Kitsak, Brook haven and Mrs. Mary Smolyn, Chester, are making preparations for filing their citizenship papers.

Lithuanian Class The present British tax rate being ic war exnciKmurcs ior lower than the German proportion Britain had then risen to spread British attacks on Italian p. m. The regular Monday and Wednesday night meetings continue as heretofore. Alien registration began on Monday afternoon and will continue on this same day each week from 1 to 4 p. m.

Since a large number of registrants were present at the first scheduled meeting, definite ap hel.ie made for ao le to expenses elves the British 2 000 000 nor riav. Washington. Sept. 20 (INS) A plan to apprehend draft dodgers who fail to register under the Mili linanelal aiivantae.e as the war cost; Gei i no, A pui tti i vei niltted in a high command com se. '1 lie l.iriiisp nave a larger re api.roxinuueiy i tary on sc rip lion Law on October serve in this respect on which lo unique lonuy.

The communique, which claimed Great Britain's, so that the per cap iraw. Borrowing nas eaclieri the limit for either 16 has been perfected by the Fed pml Tim pan nf InvestlEation. WEI. ita war cost is a DOM ine same lor eneh belligerent. The British are Yes the sinking of a British stibmar reported "One of our naval plicants so that long periods of hut for Germany excessive borr learned today as it was disclosed raising 35 per cent, of their funds The leader of this group meets ith his students at the hcadquai of hte Lithuanian Beneficial ics the people memories Hint there will be no blanket ex by taxation ana per cein.

uy uu buck to the inflationary period lo! planes bombed and sank a British submarine. Club, 339 East Fourth street, every lowiiic the lust war. when Cicrmai Officials ot the FBI confirmed the The nmnaiis nave oeen gciting Wednesday evening from to y. nnd nverv Thursday momine marks eventually became worthless. "In North Allien, the enemy utr foree attacked the Port of Derna fact mat sucn a mi about 40 per cent, of their war eenera lira BrU aliVs tinaii from 9:30 to a.

m. The class mice but pointed out that for obvi waiting may be avoided. During the past week special em phasis was placed on written dictation and citizenship training. The leader is devoting considerable time in each session to an explanation of some new naturalization laws which became effective on July 2 last. Several of these laws had a verv direct bearing on a few of the as well as the districts or Bomba, rial strength is much greater than ous reasons details could not be costs by taxation ana somewnm.

less than the remaining 00 per cent, by loans. The. bnlauce has come ioorux aim aonum. inere wen is applying itself primarily Americanization work. Recently vealed.

The Department of Justice some dead and wounded as well Germany so inni. uie iisk oi cian Rcroiis inflation is far less. Piof. hnivrri and mostly from profits ol state. enterprises and penalties imposed oi number of prominent Greek ladles and gentlemen have joined the light material damage.

"In Sidi El Bftrani. a British air prosecution o( draft dodgers in the Coinnuliw Military Trairar.R Law. misl, stated last month that Ger plane was shot down by anti air craft artillery. goai How long Great Britain and Ger applications and unless uudcrstuou would affect the citizenship status of the applicants. Tims a (10,0110.

"According to the latest reports, in many can conuuoe uri expenses will have beurmc i it till ai Austria, cv.echoSlm'tikh ire. Italy's uold reservi ported shot down in yesterday Some of the students of this chid filed Iheir applications for U. S. citizenship last week. Among these were Mrs.

Barbara PoUtarhos, 403 least Twelfth street; Mrs. Mairdalona Gripes, 702 Mcllvainc street, and Mis, Maria Kocur, 2nd and Osceola however, i.s only aim limit of costs has not yet been UChed ml tier sine, oie.il Din Germany uiusl use pari ol her lo hnl.oci ihe Italian tin Two others were probably shot The fallowing adults enroueo. tuning the past week: Mrs. Mary Smolyn, 605 Green street; Mrs. Victoria Miller, 718 Caldwell street, and Ignatius Mackevicius, "18 Caldwell street.

The last, a lad of 18, re ccntlv arrived from Lithuania on us active warfare in Kgvpl cini structure it it shows signs of add to the conflict's expenses weakening. streets, Lester, It is ot great interest (o know ill the mereaseil iirwluclion "A Brili.sd si earner which was. a tacked by our air force in the Aeges Sea, as reported last Saturday, tared Viraeus with a sire aboard ai airplanes. Too, next prob Hint, manv of the forcian horn resi nainst Germany by the Royal Air dents of Chester have applied for assistance, in filling out the Alien TOomct.rni.lnl1 hlailks. AllVOIie limy heavy uamaees.

Ii is now dock. American Lesion, the fate of which was a great concern to the American public and was abundantly regulations governing administration of the draft law are b.einc completely revised as regards married men. It was previously understood in Congress, and was announced by the National Draft Board, that married men would be automatically deferred and probably not see servk: at all. However, under the new regulations, which will be announced as as President Roosevelt signs the executive order officially set Imp, up draft machinery, the cases of married men will be considered individually, by local draft boards. Married men will have to prove hev hp.ve depeiificnl.s.

Thus a kiaiTier1 man, whose wife is work Sig. may not be deferred from the hrst conscription classification and m'aht hv anions thu caller; up AIRPLANE FINANCING through a Low Cost BANK LOAN Have you a to own a plana of your own? you can count on a steady income, find have a jxood record, vary likely you can lUTanpte lo Ii nance the deal wtt.lt a low cost Bank Loan a I (liis modern institution! While most ot our Loans are made for more commonplace purposes, these economical INHUllND J1UDCJKT LOANS have enabled several hundred families and individuals to get new cars, furnishings, appliances; to pay oil pressing debt, meet emergency expenses, send children to college. You may not need an airplane, lutL if a Loan would serve some useful purpose right now, come in and talk things over with us. ftuild Credit Reference Ymi Will lie Proud tn Give THE DELAWARE COUNTY NATIONAL BANK 406 I08 MARKET STREET CHESTER, PA, MEMBER FEDERAL, DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION The nrilish Empire's aggregate gold reserves are not definitely known, but hey must be five times the German reserve. The per capita wealth or Great Britain far exceeds Germany's, allowing stronger borrowing power.

On the other hand. German con orei which will ne cosuy. nermnnv now is fltclliK the prob "In East Africa an Italian air ulane souadron bombed an enemv featured in the newspapers. Mi Maekevicius' experiences on tlu voy consult the Americanization teacher at the Lithuanian Beneficial Club every Wednesday forenoon from 9 camp near Nadijusuf, northwest of bilily of aHemptiiiR new military nnionl. in the Middle t'SOe clally if the German High Command Dunns the course oi the air sii a.

m. to 12 noon. native language and interpreted for tack on Cassala, mentioned in the recent army report, our pursuit nn Wednesday nun ulna. Her toot per. from Dunkirk, Calis, Boulogne, Abbeville, Dieppe, Lellavre, Caen, filifivhniirtr.

Brest and St. Malo. NEW TYPE BOATS of the Blenheim type. who hail visileo in ine ooiougo two weeks prior lo going to New York, remained hi that metropolis An enemy plane which army report of Soot. 18 was for ii loneer vis I sue will There was no doubt here that Germany would "stake almost the ported as probably shot, down near BUILT BY NAZIS Regulations also will be issued to the borough later in the month.

entire power of the German navy jviassaua was lounti 30 Kilometers governing so caUet) mania jres nwnv rom the town, lis crew Evening Bridge Club, were entertained at the home of Mrs. William Shields, of Eddystone, on their regular meeting night. The members present were Mrs. Philip Walker, Mrs. John Leary.

Mrs. Wallace Jordan, of Chester: Mrs. John W. Gamble and Mrs. Samuel Uafcman, of the borough; Mrs, Harry Cop pock, of Eddystone, and Mrs.

Preston Iilllcy, of Milmont. Mary Jane Crothcrs, of 15 East. Chelleii road, was removed to her home yesterday afternoon, from (he Cros.er Hospital, where she lias been man naval power was utilized in time. German Believed 'Suicide Speeo "Enemv attacks nn red nun long distance guns would lay down vello and Mogadiscio caused only a oarrage across uie uimnuci signed to break up the British clc Craft' Will. Be Used to Invade Britain tics." lenses miu uieveuu nil.

jLjiiLjaii M' mmriiii in nnv heavv fleet units. for another visit with her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Ward and daugliler Ann. of Astoria.

Foog Island, and Mrs. Herman O. King, of Forest, Hills. L. 1..

have returned to Ihelr homes after having been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. Slant, of 21! West Elbon road, foi several days. During their slay, Mr.

and Mrs entertained at dinner, tn llieh honor, and had as their guests, Mr and Mrs. W. H. Fox, and Mr and Mrs. G.

Freeman Fox and chil Avnn i nline nnrl Cieilllie of OhfSlCI' PARKSIDE The air force, of course, would go dent Roosevelt signed the draTL law at 3:08 p. m. lust Monday, (September 16). During the World War there were 34 4,872 recent marniiRes" of men of draft age. More than 122.5GJ of the grooms had Lo go to camp regardless of their matrimonial staLe.

Washing ton, buzzing with activity um qiu lieri sir.ee the last World war, is still waiting for President Roosevelt to sign the executive order up the draft machinery, to appoint, 6,500 local draft boards, nnri in nnmp head of the National Sept. 20 tUl') Germany Betini all out to hold mastery ot the an nvur flio lnnrlintr sllflfs nilil. Ol'Ob a patient lor two wccks, suit of injuries sustained believed today, has built a Mr. and Mrs. Chester Powers nnri ably, laimcn a general iu.uii mi daughters, Gertrude and Doreen.

of fleet of "suicide" speedboats capable of dashing across the English Chan moone accicieut. Mrs. F. J. Vlles, of 13 West Forest view road, and her mother, Mrs, I' i.lv nnrt 1 iinrlfi effective defense.

iwist Chettcn road, left today for Cleveland, Ohio, where they will Tn nrVmf i tenons if i.s KUDDOSed. 200 picked men as the spearhead L. Vilcs, of Port Arthur Texas, spent would be utilized on wide scale, both arid Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Furbauk ays New yoik, ana me ter in law, Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Powers over the week end. tn reinforce landing bases ai .1 (tiiugnter isaroaia (tiinctntrr World's Fair. Mrs, F. J.

Vlles mmuu.i WM M. I ft 1 WiV Draft Board. Despite the delay, plans spread disruption in the rear. ine members of the Wednesday turned to her home tne Dorouyn pnm. 7ftHH 1M 1 1 1 mWll mV iisWAlKL There i.s not, it was emphasized here, any definite Indication that the invasion attempt will be made.

But it is known that German ship rot conscription went aneao a rpvmish Dace. Development! wcr Times Classified Ads Pay. Adv. 1. The House passed and rushed vairls and nrohahlv s.se in I ROUBERT Says: ffi ro I he Senate mi emeryer.cv rr.ras'.in appiopviatinir i IK 2 'YA DO'S for hoys ine for the new draft army.

euecsicv vns 2. The Census Bureau estimated the number of men who would be pied countries have been turning out a great fleet of "suicide" speed German military writers suggest that if a frontal attack is made on Britain every weapon in the Nazi armory will be employed. The speedboats, crowded with shock troops, would attempt to obtain bridgeheads on the English forced to register on October If 16,404.000. There are thai many i WolAvnr ri the nf 21 and 35. elusive, in the United States, it was a nss Ihp narrowest nart of the boards to set up machinery for park Channel could make the trip in 42 minutes, it was estimateo.

utr.ci Sweeney Glvde i fl Wr I 1 from more distant bases might take ing on claims oi peisons who contend their work is indispensable I the national interest. i. The War Department announced it had placed contracts for war supplies nh ihtiK i.OCO iwc.p. July 1, many of them in piep for training the citiznn soldiers called up under Ihe draft. 5.

The War Department announced 3,600 lieutenants were being promoted one grade to help train conscripts, and said 48 officers were being sent to school at the Army War College for a course on classification of registrants under the draft. G. About 3G.000 more National Guardsmen were ordered to active duty for a year on November 16. Many conscripts will be assigned to guard units' for training. Mema.vlule.

it move ami more probable that no large number of draftees can be placed in camps before December 1. Under the law, conscripts cannot be put in mmr, until housing is available. It was originally planned to call up 75,000 conscripts Govern ber 15, but lac oi oarraci housing program, letting some contracts without bids and cutting red tape at every corner, but still there is a lag. ASSAILANT MAY DIE FROM WOUNDS Jac White, Negro, of 510 Union street, was in a critical condition today at the Chester Hospital from stab wounds which it is alleged he received at the hands of Pete Worthy, Negro, of 630 West Sixth street, "while Worthy was rutting in self defense when set upon by White. White received deep stab wounds of the chest and slashes of the face from Worthy's pen knife and one of the thrusts came dangerously near his heart.

According lo a report made to police by Worthy, who arrived at headquarters as soon as he could make his way there after the fray, he was making his way homeward JUST 'ioSrea mSj I jjfflrjfn knife to defend himself. After the stab wounds had felled his assailant, Worthy went re headquarters and accompanied tho police to the locality of the attack They found White lying alongside the railroad tracks on a line running at the street level at Sixth and Tdgh m'white was taken to the Chester Hnsuital and after treatment was SSr62y bridal ensemble, you owe it ace this SfW 3H MBIKL ft 1 JT ve charming JM Vgp 1 HH unique inverted flame. You get 'y to'compare his VailJO with any Othc ill 111 rllW Wmm VL'Zii 1 town to see for yourself that here is without tP NJI HiWoiHlSn 11 I I 3 3 aZT lZZZ question a bridal pair that will set a new value VKfl wlfflffi fti Bft record. Hurry to Roubcrfs tomorrow! EWiIhI TOPCOATS admitted. His condition was srrious several nours jaicr.

tic was ted at 2:45 a. m. Magistrate Honan today lick Worthy under $500 bond for a hear when White recovers. Times Classified Ads Pay. Adv.

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