The Daily Courier from Connellsville, Pennsylvania • Page 3

THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 13, 1941. THB'DAILY COURIER, CONNT5LLSVILLE. PA. PAGE THREEL Navy Possesses World's Deadliest Torpedo Planes By United Press.

WASHINGTON, Feb. said today the U. S. Navy possesses the most deadly torpedo planes-in the world but that newer, more speedy types are being developed to make them less vulnerable to gunfire. Attention also is being given to developing long-range torpedo which could take, off from land bases, such as those acquired from Britain, and fly hun- dreds ot 1 miles to -intercept an enemy fleet.

The officials said certain new developments brought to light in Britain's successful aerial tor- attack on the Italian fleet at j.Taranto- are being tested by the but that so far there ap- j.pears to be no reason for chang- I ing operating tactics. i These officials, who are famil- Mar with information obtained the British concerning the Taranto-engagement, said they were still convinced of the super! iority both American torpedo and combat technique. They emphasized, however, that were not belittling the British feat which made naval history. With the development of planes, they said, it will be possible to overcome some of limitations on torpedo at- tacks. At because of their vulnerability to gunfire 'when they come in low to drop their torpedoes, planes generally make their approach on the 7-enemy under the cover of low' lying mist or clouds.

High speed planes could swoop down-for the and fly out of range before 'guns could be brought to bear, Lthey said. 'Krivitsky J. B. Matthews Special investigator for the Dies CommitteGj J. B.

Matthews is shown signing a statement after identifying a body a Washington as that, of Gen. Walter G. Krivitsky, one-time chief of the Soviet Army Intelligence Service for Western Europe. Krivitsky earned Ked enmity by telling Communist secrets to the Dies Committee, and once told Matthews, "'Don't ever believe I'll commit suicide. If I'm bumped off, it's murder." (Central Press) State Demands, $37,348 in Fines From County UNIONTOWN, Feb.

county officials have been notified that the State Revenue Department a demanding $37,348.04. representing fines tor violation of the motor code, liquor control acts, game laws, liquid fuels tax act and compensation laws in Fayette county from 1926 to 1940. The demand is in addition to the $104,000 lien of the Commonwealth against the county for unpaid taxes on bonds. Five thousand dollars were paid -while Earl R. was county controller and Albert R.

Montgomery has also paid $5,000. The demand is based on fines imposed by local courts "for use of the county" when the fines should have been designated "for i use of the Commonwealth" and forwarded to Harrisburg. Stamp Plan Wilt Extend To Somerset Eamscy Dead. Mrs; Nancy Eleanor Ramsey, died Monday night at her home Ramsay Cross Soads, Greene of 'complications of. dis- Surviving are her'hus- Claude and the Mrs.

Mary -Brady and Mrs. Grace Gallagher Smithfield." Mrs. Ethel Chal- fant of Mrs. Dolly '-Ross" of Mapletown and Eugene of Crawford. She -was a Mrs.

H. O. Ridenour and Ridenour of Fairchance, Mrs. Harry Robbins of Scottdale, -Robert Boyd of Leekrone and Boyd of Dawson. Easy Pleasant Way I TO LOSE FAT 0 How'would you like to lose icn or imore pounds in a montli and at the time feel better perhaps than you have for years? How', would you lilte to, lose your chin and your too-prominent Iiips and at the same time ieel more outhful and be more attractivt? How would you liXe to get your to normal and at the -same, time develop that'urge for ac- tivity that -makes work a pleasure? Get on the scales today and see ifaow much you weigh; "then get ibotUe of Kruschen Salts which will 4 weeks and is inexpensive--take in a glass of hot 'before breakfast every mom- out pastry and fatty meats-go light on white bread, potatoes.

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Staff Correspondent. HARRISBURG, Feb. Department of Public Assistance today prepared help the Federal Government extend the food stamp' plan for distributing surplus farm commodities to 435,549 needy Pennsylvanians. The "food -stamp plan, first launched in Pennsylvania in the Allen town-JBethleherrf area in and 'later extended to Pittsburgh, Scranton and Philadelphia will two additiona! areas within a rnoritfc Crawford, Erie, Mercer, Venango and Warrent counties in the northwest tier and Johnstown, al' of Cambria county, Indiana and Somerset counties have been designated as stamp plan areas. It pointed out there are two types of stamps--orange and blue Although each stamp is worth 25 cents, for every two orange stamps purchased, the Government will issue one free blue stamp.

The blue it was explained, permits the buying surplus foods. Maximum and minimum purchases are established for each family size in no case will the minimum requirement exceed the present family cash outlay for food. Such surplus ioods as butter, eggs, raisins, rice, pork, fresh pears, edible beans, and articles may be purchased under blue stamp plan. Regulations prohibit, however, the exchanging of stamps for liquor or tobacco. ndustries Producing Vila! War Materials To Face Anti-Trust Charges WASHINGTON, linting strongly that "vital military information has been disclosed to foreign through patent deals, Assistant Attorney General Thurman Arnold, today disclosed that "at leas 31 industries producing vital war materials are awaiting investigation" on a i anti-trus charges.

Appearing before the Temporary National Economic Committee the head of the Justice Depart ment's anti-trust division, alsc declared that foreign companie are employing cartels (intentional combines) in an attempt "block" American military pre parations. Making a plea for additiona funds lest his division be force to abandon its inquiries in thes particular cases, Arnold -charge that "prices and production ar repeating the pattern of the firs world war." He made thes points: "1. The United States Govern ment has been charged excessiv and unreasonable prices for es sential war materials as a i-esii of agreements between domesti and foreign companies and col lusive bidding on Army and Navy contracts. "2. Foreign companies hav been taking out patents and en tering into cartel arrangements ir the United States on essential wa materials for the purpose and wit the effect o( blocking Americar development and creating seriou shortages." wo Who Defrauded Scotfdale Residents Will Go Before Jury GREENSBURG, Feb.

Westmoreland county grand jury ndicted Samuel C. Wadsworth, Tniontown, charged on two counts violating the Pennsylvania ecurilies Act and on another harge is alleged along with Jules 7. Spiegel of Pittsburgh svith four ounts of violating the insurance ct while Spiegel is also charged vith six count- of violating the ecudties act. The two are said have defrauded residents of scottdale and Mount Pleasant. Stella Gearhart Mount Pleasnt, Star Route, charged by Wil- iarr.

D. Funk, with pointing nd discharging firearms and ag- assault and battery, was ilso indicted. The case grew out jf the wounding of Funk by the voman after the man had been lound on the woman's property vhile hunting. James A. Sharl ey of Scottdale vill be tried on 22 counts with obtaining financial assistance 'rom the State Department of ublic Assistance by wilfully making false statements.

Slated for Bench? Bill Would Permit Licensed Persons To Go on Posted Lands CONFLUENCE NEWS ITEMS Sen. James Byrnes According: to Washington sources, either Sen. James F. Byrnes of South Carolina or Attorney General Robert H. Jackson is slated to fill the scat of Justice James Clark McReynolds, retired, on the U.

S. Supreme Court, with Byrnes holding the cdse. Special to The Courier. HARRJSBURG, Feb. unusual.

bill that would permit licensed persons to fish and hunt on posted land without fear of prosecution was under consideration of the House today. Introduced by George W. Dolon, Carbon, the measure would allow licensed sportsmen to indulge in their favorite sports where they find it --regardless of trespass signs on private property. Dolon explained: "There ure many fine places to fish and hunt throughout the State--but the best places belong to private parties. In the Poconos, you can't get out of your car to fish or hunt unless you step into some millionaire's private land." The penal code provides for a $10 fine and costs or 10 days in jail for trespassing on posted land.

Courier. ifteb. tonight: in the high school auditorium. The condition of Mrs. Soplm Conway, a patient in the Hospital for several' months-afte'r an accident in which she suffered a broken hip, remains about the same.

C. C. Shaffer, assistant- county superintendent ot schools, visitetl the Kenneth Burnworth, a former Baltimore Sc Ohio Railroad clerk in Conr.ellsville, is" now employed at Coiborn's pharmacy Robert Black and Mr. and Mrs. John were visitors in Uniontown Tuesday.

James of Somerfield was a recent visitor. transfusions in, 48 it was Barring complications or a was expected to recover. Dempsey's Wife HI. NEW YORK, Feb. Williams, the estranged wife of Jack Dempsey, former heavyweight boxing champion, is seriously ill with an intestinal infection and has undergone two after a cold then what--.

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