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Naugatuck Daily News from Naugatuck, Connecticut • Page 5

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THURSDAY, JANUARY 13, 1944 NAUGATUOK DAILY NEWS Pace Five Three Prisoners Are Said To Have Committed Suicide Omaha, Jan. 13 (U Bit to hostility between am prlaonor facillons Is be lievod ronponHlble for the suicide of throe German prisoners at Con- corclln, Kimsns. The Seventh ttorvlcc command reports it has conclusive evidence ii ii I ollx Tropschuh hlmsolf because of the hos- The command a kangaroo court, nwrlial charged Tropschuh with making remarks against Hlt- and therefore decided he should die. Accordingly, Tropachuh was removed from his quarters by fellow prisoners. He wan taken to another room where he was given a piece of rope.

Two of the Gorman prisoners posted themselves outside the death chamber. They waited 30 themselves that Trop- dead--- and called the American guard. Another anti-Nazi reported to have committed sulclclc by ylaahlng hi.s Letters found after his death, revealed Kettner's loyalty to Austria, not the Gorman Holrh. High School Boys To Obtain Free Dental Exams Hartford, Jan, a co- oporativo plan of the State Departments of Health and Education and the Connecticut State Dental association, free dental examinations and advice will bo given to high school and trade school students who will enter the armed forces during the next year. Operating through the local dental societies and schools the program is an attempt toward making" a greater number of pupils physically fit to carry on as members of the armed 'orces.

The cooperative program is and is a new phase of the School Victory Corps work. will include speakers for student issomblies, motion pictures, and caflets and booklets for students as svcll as the examinations. Ira D. Beobe, D. D.

S. represents he Connecticut Dental Association, T. Fulton, D. D. the State De- artment of Health and Charles rohaska, M.

the State Dcpart- icnt of Education on the commit- ee arranging the program in this state. The Salvation Army In the War Company Operated By Students Pays 20-Cent Dividend Plnlnflolrl, N. Jan, Mrs. lOloanor Koosiwult has ro- ceivKl 20 cent dividend from the two dollars sho invested last May In ihc Arbano Novoltios company. The company In oporatud by stu- at the North Platnflulcl Now high school.

The dividend, in war stamps, rop- reaont.s a 10 por cent return from the four shares' of stock, which Kdlth Sopor, socrotary of the firm, sold tho First Lrfuly, 'The company, sponsored by the club to help touch saloanuinphlp and business organization, first produced iirm- buml-insignia and now la working on contract for 150 thousand toys, World War A Year Ago Jan. 13,1943 In rowsOH (By United Tress) North Africa, Flying Port- bay 3'l oncrmy planes in raid on airfield 10 miles south of Tripoli, Moscow reports a 50-mile advance in 'the Caucasus and capture of Sublinakoe, Novo Scletskaya, Kitauvskon, Svobodny, Gresches- kaya and Novobhigo-Darnayci. fn Dakar, Vicc-Admiral Collinet, commander of the French fleet and other forces at Dakar, pledges full co-operation with thu American and British Navies. Chunking announces rccapturu of Slnyang on the Peiping-Hankow railway and of Hangchwan farther east, British Admiraltjr Announces IOSH of H. M.

S. corvc'fte, Marigold, Italian High Command announces loss of two ''torpedo' boats as 'result' of oriomy action. Salvation Army units operating in all parts of world to assist servicemen on the various buttle fronts. A Salvation Army un.it in the New Guinea ju ig'le is shown above. The Salvation Army has started a drive to raise $8000 in Nnugatuck.

Ninety Per Cent Of War Fund Quota Has Been Received 1 Lincoln BONDS AND STAMPS When the U. S. government moved from New York 'to Washington in 1800 it 'had only 123 clerks. The Connecticut War Fund Campaign has reached 90 per cent of the $3,3007,000 needed for support of USO, War Prisoners Aid, United Seamen's Service and 14 foreign relief agencies, Oliver V. Ober, state campaign chairman, announced today.

More than half of the 130, towns having campaigns have exceeded their quotas. Campaigns are continuing in a number of towns throughout the state in an effort to secure additional funds urgently required by' the 4 agencies financed through this appeal. Mr. Ober announced that any contributions made until March 1st of this year will be credited to the quotas sought in the 1943 campaign. 61 West Main St.

PHONE 3-5030 3-1011 JUST RECEIVED! OUR FIRST SHIPMENT OF THESE IN SEVERAL MONTHS! BIMKETS ST, MARYS OF PURE VIRGIN WOOL Surely, wo need say no more than this ST, MAHY'S! When we tell you we have just received our first big shipment of those blankets in famous "tested for quality" blankets in all the most popular shades. Cozy, warm buoyant, light the luxurious "feel" of new, live, springy wool, deeply napped these are the matchless features that have made St. Mary's Blankets the leaders since 1848, Colon: Mulberry French Blue Dusk Rose Celadon Green Size 6 ft. 7 ft Double Bed Size BRAND PRE-WAR Grade i Certificate Holders New Tires HOOD FIRESTONE UNITED STATES The following-sizes'- iii stock: C(M)xl6 096-660x16 525-550x17 325-550x18 1 475-500x19' Other Sizes Also "Availablo FAMOUS QUALITY FLEETWOOD MOTOR OIL MOTOR "ML EVEREADY SparkPlugs Finest of Mid-Continent Oils. JVIon; und better lubrication guaranteed.

2 Gallon Sealed Can Guaranteed 10,000 Miles All Sizes Sealed Quart Can 20c LOCKING GAS TANK CAPS AC-Champion and Stroraberg- Plug- Also In Stock, Safeguard your lino supply. precious $1.29 A NEW ARRIVAL! THOSE GOOD QUALITY CERTIFIED FOUR YEARS Guaranteed for four years weai torn to size free from any artificial filling. A splendid buy for rooming houses, institutions, hotels, etc, DOUBLE BED SIZE 81 99 CHATHAM "SUTTON" WOOL BLANKETS Made of rayon cotton is full double bed size 72x84 luxuriously bound comes in four solid shades blue, green, cedar and rose. In Our DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT $5.50 Each TUBES $1.49 THE MILLER PECK CO. WATERBURY CHESHIRE Genuine DuPont CELLULOSE SPONGES 4 Sizes 19c 39c 59c 79c HEAVY DUTY TIRE PUMP A Limited Quantity DUPONT FROTJCK Magic Liquid GLOVE Protects hands from Ink or painL 35c Size 4 POUND CAN HAND SOAP Usual Good Quality.

25c For Victory Buy More War Bonds Fishermen Have Voted To Return To Their Boats Boston, Jan. Atlantic, fishermen's strike is over. Members of the Atlantic Fishermen's union of the A. F. of voted ett a Faneuil hall meeting 1.o return to their boats.

The vote nearly was unanimous. However, their return to work depends on whether striking New York fishermen take a similar vote. But the New York fishermen are expected to favor returning to the did New Bedford fishermen last Monday. The Boston fishermen decided to take their trawlers to an early Congressional investigation of their claims. The nearly two-month strike was based on a dispute over O-P-A ceilings on wholesale fish.

BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS Master Menus Help The Army Save On Food New York Army meal planners at Camp Kilmer, N. have saved more than $183,000 on their food budget during the past 10 months, and other camps in the area have done nearly well wilh food conservation measures the clever housewife might well adapt to her own uses, the Second Service Command says. The green outer leaves of cabbage and lettuce, onion and celery tops, usually discarded by discriminating" cooks, are chopped and included in salad by -Army cooks. Beet greens, they say, also make a vegetable acceptable to many spinach-haters. Apple and citrus fruit parings are utilized in jelly, apple butter and marmalade.

And cooking potatoes in their skins not only relieves KP's but saves more than 50 per cent fof their weight equally lafgc portion of their fcrod value. Master menus worked out by War Depanl.mcnt experts in Wadji- inglon are distributed to each post and camp in the country monthly and are largely responsible for the economical planning of Army mealB, the command says. The menus arc adjusted in each area to include the most plentiful foods on the local market and substitute for those less readily obtainable. That Loosen Need Not Embarass Many wearers of false teeth have suffered real embarrassment because their plate dropped, slipped or wabbled at just the wrong time. Do not live in fear of this happening to you.

Just sprinkle a little FASTEETH, the alkaline (non-acid) powder, on your plates. Holds false teeth more firmly, so they feel more comfortable. Does not sour. Checks "plate odor" (denture breath). Get FASTEETH at any drug store.

MEATS FISH- GROCERIES FRUITS AND VEGETABLES GREAT WEEK END FOOD SALE MEAT DEPT. SMOKED HAMS FRESH HAMS CHICKENS Grade All Sizes 5 PofnU Small 5 Points Ib For Roasting Grade 4-Ib Average No Points Small Fresh Pork Loins RIB END for ROASTING 4 Points MEATY BLADE 3 PORK CHOPS Pls HELP THE FARMERS BUY PORK Genuine Spring Best Loin CHOPS RIB CHOPS Shoulder CHOPS Stewing PIECES Pt LEAN FRESH SHOULDERS FRESH PORK SPARE RIB GRADE A SLICED BACON PURE PORK SAUSAGE LL lb 2 Points 1 Point Rind less 4 Points Sml Links FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES LARGE SUNKIST CALIF. ORANGES FANCY FLORIDA JUICE ORANGES FANCY FLORIDA TABLE CELERY dozOtfC bch IOC U. S. NO.

1 MAINE 50 ib POTATOES N. Y. STATE WHITE CABBAGE PRINCE EDWARflD ISLE TURNIPS Yciiow infiCi Ib 4c FREE RUNNING STERLING SALT GROCERY DEPT. 2Ib 7c JUNKET Rennet Powder pkgs JUNKET FREEZING ICE CREAM MIX THE TASTIEST CEREAL MALTEX CEREAL 22c SWEETHEART TOILET SOAP 20 MULE TEAM BORAX 15c FOR GRIMY HANDS BORAXO pkffs JL FRISBIE'S LARGE APPLE PIE each PILLSBURY'S GOLDEN BAKE FLOUR wlth soya 25c HEINZ'S PURE TOMATO SOUP cans 23c GAINES DRY DOG MEAL 18c ALICE PURE TOMATO JUICE TILGHAM MARYLAND No, 2 TOMATOES HAPPY VALE SWEET PEAS No. 2 tl can HONEY DROP No.

2 GOLDEN CORN HONEY DROP WAX No. 2 BEANS GARDEN PATCH WHOLE KERNEL CORN 12 oz FANCY ALASKA No. 1 PINK SALMON PHILLIPS' DELICIOUS No. 2 tl. STRING BEANS THERE'S A REASON GRAPENUTS pkgs CAMPBELL'S ASPARAGUS SOUP can GRANDMA'S PURE MOLASSES pint 20c quart BUY SOME TODAY pint quart MAZOLA OIL 31 59 Read the Classified Ads Daily Try Them For Quick Sure Results.

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