Naugatuck Daily News from Naugatuck, Connecticut • Page 2

DAILY FRIDAY, Tfcrer OF SPARE TIRE URGED BY J. J. NEWMAN lu'i'c loday us thn curs In opoi'u'" i Nowmim, vloo-prosl- n. I 1 noudrlrh ooiuimny, 11 will luivu lo IMI -nilMl, 111 lol.l SlWUl'Hl fOVi'll" 11 L'l'i" that Iho (H.Uh- aru sulTlMlnnl to i ni Us nulumnblk'S In inn r-r Morvlco for hnlMo yrui'H, riibbiM- Is rolUuitod a muoh We will bo rubbot' nmki- tin- ('otiHpryutlon 1M in- said. "That Is our until addillonal 'tu'idlcs ran b() ohlulmul n.n arid from Latin iMinHlmr-U, HIM unoiirtMl inn in rHiTiulliiK Mi'uM, I'Jvbnini'y rt'livad ll'ilMMX) IMC lirrs uiiil almost mll- IM Imsi'd, hn said, nn rtihhcr and tho fl df crude and mjlnlmud rail UMOil III limklllK year, Nrwinan added, about Mi 1 wi'i'n ivIrtMtdcd an'd 'bat hi'tWOiMi CUM rnlrcuded, ii)i) now In opurallon ihis r'minlry In If ramolback I'm- I'di'i'tuliiiK arc.

avall- iilmiil tons of re- l-liiiiird nil'b'-r was proflucod, ho and rMllmated Hint Irlihn run IIOIU-M a. Ihv days wei-k, could iDi.trn (HUM lit li'V, t( it IH al- 11 he c.fMitliiued, "that FBI MID TO ARMY AND NAVY Hy KIW SlKfT MULLfiN between AStJ.lKM) and IJM nf prr year, Jll II wiMild Inkn almost not In- r.oinliiK In un- enlarge pri-si-nt I'ucll- lui? noiiHi'rval Inn cITorls, ulso a progi'am il ID obtain as as it IIKUM? 1 t'mm aulo- tlrf's by use dl 1 1 sparo, has biM'ii traded hi one wIMi Hm III 1 MJllll, Hl'Klfltf MI'Hoi'lsIS tO lire on tin- svhe'-ls and thus down nn llm lllUcil Of till! HP'S. "After all," 'ho added, "Ihat iinw Washington, (U P) Usually syoll Informed sourooa said today that tlin Federal Huroau ot Investigation 1 warned l.hc army and navy on Poo. Lluil. Honolulu HHOSO wurn LolophonlnK significantly ilolulloil Inrori'nadon regarding Unit- 'iil Sl.ul.us I'luol dispositions to Tokyo, Tho Kill Inloi'uonUui a single radio telephone uonvoi'Hiillon on that day, It said, and Interpreted II, us Indicating l-ho possibility of anoso allaolc on United Stales territory.

Tho Pnari Harbor hoard 'a ro- port inaclo public Jnn. 25 made no montion of thin wire Lapping hut HuoiiKul that 'there had, houn no Interception of Japanese 'JJlOHHUgCS, Tho Htory ourront bore today la Unit the army nor navy was 1m- by tho K1H warning which SVHH Hald In havo suggested that Piwrl l'iurl)o'r might figure lii annsn plans, Army, and navy press relations' told thn United Press they know nothing about 'the worn! nil. Nor would the 1 131 The warning was baaccl Pru.sn was rpnn a tdlophonu convet'sallon Japanoso In Honolulu and Tokyo fj -to which KUI agonls svui-o able to llston. They achieved the toiophono tap JOSH limn 48 hours before the Pao.fllu Jancl, sea and all- base; In Hawaii was surprlsod and scsvcrcly duumged by Japanese ulnnon. Though most or tho conversation holwiwn (hu unnanuMl and won't do you nny good yoar now, If you haven't llirou good tires lo go with it, 11 niuiragiMnonl Lo motrlsls view- din rtitiirn not from II 10 govcu'tiiiKnvt's /iDO.OlM) tojt-a-ycar rubbur ou'pa- rity program niuontly annoinuMJil, Newman said, becausii substantial nu I pul.

wll not bo available. for many mondiM, and also be.enuso mounllng mllllary iKJods for rubber hiay Lako this nntlro oul- I nil. ol' llie'si! planls. "SVo may seo furthnr Inoroases 'n HIM planned rnpacity, 11 Ni'wrnan st'id, referring lo tills factor in I ho the Unlt- 20-inlnuLo between Hartford, tUni nd 13 nip I by men al l-early taking stops; to tlon in tho labor market whdn 'authorities wHI no ioiigcr. dxlnnd'pxoniptlon to wai workers oxciopt in.

tho hlghly skillet ouLcgoj'lcJj, Leonard di of the U. Service said, today, 'Manufacturers aro bolng'aakefl -an immediate survey of Lholr and oKllnmte the, 'n'umbdr replacements 'whichwijl bo -made' necessary by 'tlic induction -into tlio ai'inod service. According to an'-'undcrstanding ar- rlvod at hm-wccn Major liuclier, Occupational 'Director of tlio Selective 'SorVlcc System- nLMitlcui. and 'tlio Manufacturers 1 Aa- soclat'ldn of 'Bridgeport, there hri a rigorous- limitation ments In tlio'future with many'cnv ployees now oh del'crmcMit being (nciii(5tcd. Only highly skilled -workmen such-US tool makers, cliomakers, tool sutlers and other ablo work-mon on Jobs requiring at I'rom nthcr Knn ing throe-point iirogram I.

Hal loiiing of Hjii.shrMi products so. that necessary operations on.lho. IMUIIC front wll no I. bo Inturriiptod. Moro (JcoomJoal UHO of crudu riihbnr In which rewriting spuclllcations 'i- pusslblo, to rue, la i mud rubber, synlhe.llc and every other allernatlve.

Prnlnnglng (he, useful llt'o ol Llren, helKs, hose and e.vory ollior rubber product now in use. his superior in Tokyo' was and fi'iondly" at' llrsi, he.arlhg, tho strength and of -the fleet in tho Pacific monlloncd by tho caller at the Oalui end of the connection, Thu "casual" -coiVvcrsa'tion. dealt with tlio weather and the 'flowers; blooming In Islaitcls and from this was drawn the conclusion that the location of Individual ships and air squadrons'wore being 'transmit-, led In 'a pro-arranged code. Tho telephone conversation was one of very i'ow which Intelligence- opcrativcsssucccadcd in tapping, op-; oralionul tochnicalltios involved, in radio transmission of telephone; culls'between Onlju and Japan hav-; Ing blocked efforts to intercept such calls, Japanese spies, it was said, per- slstontly used radio Lulcphonc and radio telegraph, knowing, tlio difficulties that 'barred tapping, and that -of messages sent by radio telegraph wore not open Id inspection by tho FBJ because of 'forbidding tho opening of-tho 'illos bdmmo'rrfial- companies. Tho Roborts veport told how in tho days Immediately preceding the i utack, 'the use such J'acijiUcs- by lljo Jupanoso consul general U'iuismlsslo'n mejssngos In his own name and the names of others was greatly increased.

The ability of tl.io.FfJl to tap the null botwcen the telephone Instrument and the radio transmission 'apparatus was believed to havo been duo to "a laxity on tlio'part of Japanese in -the final hours in 'preparations for the attack. They usually availed themselves of instruments thai'could not. bo tnppotlvbe- tmuse of their location on proporty not 'open to tlic KB'l. Torpedoed Ship's, Deatti Plunge TWIN OR FULL sizes reg FAMOUS "SENATOR" MADE by "KARPEN" BOX mi lllmmu Nofo Those DELUXE Imported Belgian iVaimuku Tickings fi Vontiliitors colls 1 I'ro- Sl.su 1 borders Tufted Cloth Klrup fcich packed In canon colors: i-MiUi um rc iri Advertised fronvCpast tb Coast! MATTRESS or BOX Ouantjties! )raer Phone On The AST Toda 6:00 p. 13d win G.

Hill -Musioalc from Dixie Uncle 0on WATR-WTI News This exclusive photo, made -almost withiii' sight the -New Jersey" coastline, shows the Norwegian Vdrdnffer sliding, beneath ilthe'v waves following a torpedo attack by. an enemy Ca'ptain Oa'rl Home and members of the of the podoed tnnke.r give the, 1 sigh at Penh Station, New' York'Gifc'y. The entire crew was saved, The only casualty was the'ship's dog. si Hi POO yoars 1 training will "c.pri- inuc i.o receive del'ot'mojU, Mi 1 Mu-lonoy. stnlpU -Uial, 1 roplacq- ncnlH- in.

have IP ome i'l'bm Miosc rtwft a hat- is, J'rotii JG l.o'19-j.mon over drtii'l, the pbysically liandicinppcd and voirion In Uils connootlon, Mr. faloncy said, "In nry. opinion Lhc- rcatQs'(. slnjflo reservoir ol' woi'lcci-K which Lhc nmnufacUirfirs may look-for replacements Is tho of Lliu stale. In again imimi- frtol-iji-ci's tlrnught.

to the. prosnnl, ol' these womtni 1'or; war work let; me emphasize 1 filial, in', my opinion, to date, womo.n boon used as nor. in; tlio kl'ricl-or will holp' allcvlalo the cohclitio.n hou.nrj exist afl-oj' Api'il MariuJ'acturcrs' liavc stated they have no objection to- tho use'pf'women, and it is they being employed on inspection but in rare ox- coiHions, on-prodLictPon. Tire Important thing now Is that they, bcgfn Lo Uilnki-of. women 1 "production" 11 work, as (lirect, the men "'wfcjp'' going to-be inducted." Maroncy stated that one of the pi'incipal difllcultres now women.

for 'Lralnlng courses was that there was no prtid.dur- ing the six' weeks' trainlh'g; period' and that frequently piiy was. received on these 'inspection job's whi'oli were 'a th a fa tu re exp en'se. "Tho puts tan ding-fact of wliole labor supply problem Mr. Miilonoy said, have got, to' be thinking 'now- in of.several p. in.

Ma r.ch of, Dimes Prof. Andre, Schenkcr yiCG-Ny Sports Hodda Hopper's Hollywood March Dimes m. by 13 i- Christy Erk News Dcsi Hainan Musical Appetizer Frank Parker Pleasure and Profit 6:45 )). m. World of Today Three Sons Trio Hero's Morgan W.12-WTIC— Lowell Thomas News Hits Bits p.

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'Clu'b and 'Riiyme Snil'th Hour W.I j-lD ivl'V Tlnney 8:15 pV niu Wiir'-Al'Soa of Women Voters formation Please oil Songs W.1X-W1CC—Thi Timo sscl 1 13 on ri ell's tcb'o ok in. 'H caller T) nie -Dancing Discs in. months from' nqW. AVe know men'now engaged produc-, lion work are going to-be indiiot- they will have to be r.cplaced by women, 1 cannot state. toO; strongly that Ihc-'wisc isilho one whVi's making'his preparations now for the replacement of women-on production line 1 I Entire Stock df Shoes to be Gleaned Out Regardless of Cost.

(Open Saturday Evening Till 9:00 o'GK Ladies' Dress (Bala'nc'e of stock) Fcftmerly $3:98 BEDROOM SLIPPERS Formerly $1,29 to $2,29 'Girls' 'Sport Oxfords Formerly $2,49 $3:00 Girls -Oxfonis 'FdrmeH M'KN'S sl.iJJ. 1 'liavc -55 "pairs 1 at Oil i '(11 sconii inl "siylte Children' Odcts and Childreit's '4 .50 Now $5.95 FihaF NEARY To be p. Tucker SU Tho man In the mask is seaman Harold Lindquist, tog'ged out in his special, cold weather 'garb, including- face protector. He is shown on thc of the "Eagle 57," flagship of the inshore patrol that keeps an alert on activities around Puget Sound. Press) Man.

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