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Page Four NAUGATUCK DAILY NEWS FRIDAY, JULY 1944 REBEL YELL SOUTHERN CONSERVATIVES 4TH SPINACH CAR Looking at Life By ERICH BRANDEIS While I am writing this a lion peopic. to be conservalive, thinking of coming to Now Lo conquer the city of achievement. money, glamour, happindes. Happiness, oh About three years I met Margaret Carson, one or' New 'York's well known "public women, had then just recently. rived, from Toledo, Ohio, her home town.

With -a firm. chin. wide openeyes, a lot of charm and a satchelful of dreams, 'she set out fo conquer New York. She met all 'the imporlant poopic. she visited all the clubs! and the most.

expensive restaur-1 ants, she Look 8A Beautiful apartmont in one of the 'city's swankiest sections, she entertained and WELS entertained and she has nice and a nice bank-account a nice work bank. has brought me into contact with her quite a. lol. and I have watched her turn into Now. Yorker.

She. isn't quite so: wide-eyed any more, her eyes satchel are not: quite so bright. of is gelling quite empty. Yesterday I had" luncheon with. her-at very.

very' simple plate. Margurel just. returned from A quick crip to her home where she went to attend Her sistown, ler's wedding. And Margaret, Che sophisticate: told 'mo all about that wedding-. and she did, her eyes were very.

Bright once more. Sho. told mc about how. beauti-1 the service was, and how st.c served' punch at the reception and nicc all the aunts and uncles und cousins and friends had been. sho told me aboul the roses the garden.

how they were all bloom now. and about the honeysuckle that 'is almost choking the rhododendrons, and 'how nice was to see 'all the. familiar faces When she went back to the station a JoL of. her folks saw her off kissed goodbye and told to, come buck: soon. And; they meant it, too." Then she told.

me when she offered for xencrad The tragic consequence was that was found to produce in. some individa -fatal destruction of blood Both Cincophen and -amino-pyrine. preparations have removed from distributionthose dangers are 'over, but the lesson remains. QUESTIONS AND' ANSWERS -While everyone knows high body temperature is a danger sign, we hear little about body temperature. Is it, good bad? What about.

a person' normal. temperature is 98 many times registers less than Answer: Physicians do' not runruch significance to low body temperature. Thore is'. no Irrevoc-1 law that decrees AL temperature must 'be cxactly F. I presume at.

loust .5 per of the human race carry. a temperature of 98. or slightly And they do not lack vigor health. The only dennite condi-. montioned in books.

on diagnosis us being associated with body temperature is -What" causes the skin crack on the tips of the the nails to 'split and crack? Answer: It: may: be ringworm contact dermatitis or, in instances, -the "skin" discase, as psoriasis. the the The Daily Netos Published Every Evening (Except Sunday) by THE NAUGATUCK NEWS CORPORATION NAUGATUCK. CONNECTICUT Telephones and 2239-Al) Departments Entered am socond clams matter at the post office in Naugatuck, Conn. RUDOLPH M. HENNICK, President and Treasurer RALPH S.

P'ASHO. Vice-Presidunt EDWARD C. LINGENHELD, Assistant Treasurer MILDRED HOLLAND, Secretary SUBSCRIPTION RATES month, .75 6 months $4.50 months $2.25 1 year $0.00 Payabic in Advanco week-18c By Carrier 1 year $9.00 'The United Press has the exclusive right to use tor republication in any farm; all news dispatches credited to this paper, It Is also exclusively for republication all the loen! or undated nuws pubilshed herein. PLEDGE TO THE FLAG-'I pledge alle. glance to the Fix of the United States of America and to the- Republie for which it stands, One nation Indivisible, with Liberty sect lustice for all." FRIDAY, JULY 1, 1:14 MORE BLOOD DONORS WANTED The announcetuent ins Naugatuck Chapter, American Red Cross, that 114 more volunteers are needed to till Nuitgatuck's quota of blood donors.

when the Blood. Plasma Unit contes here. July 17, should cause many of onr residents tr. promptly volunteer to make The call for donors has been because the supply of plasma must be increased so that the men wountedl in battles coni he given the treatment necessary tra save their lives atul restore thorn to health. It is a cali to render a patriotic humanitarian service.

HITLER CHANGES HIS TUNE With the. German armies greatly wonkcued by the powerl'al and demoralizing attacks of' the Allies. Adolr Hider appareully lets his only way to spur his people on to greater efforts is to let them know that Germany is lighting for its lite: Up tu now his line of' talk has been of the confident. kind. with plenty of false statements included: In: recent speech, however; the mide it clear that Germiny is facing a.

desperate situation. Asserting that any semblance of verne. its in a flitter speech is beg vows in 1.110 light of his earlier pronouncements, thie. Unitat Press cites sone examples of Hittor's dealings with the truth: It says: Back in May of 1933, ho told the Reichstag: "The Cermun people have no thought of -invading any country." In October of the same year he. announced Germany's withdrawal from the League of Nations fund added: national cabinet disavows violence as an unsuitable means of Mottling differences with the European community states." Addressing workers In.

Berlin the. folJawing month ho auld: "Wo want to give our hand to our former, enemies. When has the 'Ger'man people ever broken Its word?" In 1043 Hitwas still going strong In Junuary he saict: "We do not wish to Interfere with the rights of others, to restrict the liven at other poople, -to. oppress or subjugate other people." On May 1st, 'hr let Berlinors in oh this "We want "nothing else than pace 'with the: world." And, Inter that 'mouth added: "Germany neither intendiy nor wishes to interfere, the internal affairs of- Austria, to annex Ausor to conclude an It was more the: same in 1937. On March TIA Hitter screamed: "We have no territorial demands to make in.

Europe." And more of the same in 1038 ho told the prople, of Nuremburg: "The German government has assured Belgium and. Holland of its readiness to recognize' 'and guar: these states as and neutral regions of Europe." ft. WIIN still harping din that same theme in when ho said: "Germany has no quarrel "We have no Interest in breakthe "Wo wont. nothing- front Franco, nothing at nil" "The Yugoslav fronwill remain untouched." Ho was' still ac .1 1939, 'Listen "The German no of hatred toward England. America and France, All it wants la peace and 1010 he ourne through with this, one: "Gordory not conduct a war against small na4 And again; "The French have but to Iny their arms and lasting peace and security be assured." His som for 1941 is this; is definitely And in 1942 he came tame will consist In works of peace, In this with the biggest whopper of all, is on our side." go it goes until now the lying become 11 somewhut truthful paperhanger.

In 1037, Hitter made It statement that has. into the truth today, He said: "There is in the world that longs more tor police Germany." will be interesting to rend has to say when his armies are beaten anci he lus to agree ty. "uncouditional scorn to have not only minute men, minute ships; in this war. Recently got away, fully laden, with 60 seeto spare. There seeing to he some solemn spectas to why the Germans loft Rome.

why does a tenant move when he's out? NO YOU REMEMBER? From The Files of The News 20 Years Ago Mr. and Mrs. Jumes Bickford and Mr. und Mrg. Jumes.

Warner returned from four day, trip through the North Shore district in' Massachusetts. 0--0--0 Prancis Collins, Joscphine and Margaret Collins, and Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Linskuy of Curtiss streot spent the day visiting at the beaches in Mitford. 3.

30 Years Ago McGee and Phenic Grant of Carroll, visited friends in Ore Hill tor a tew 0-0-0 Warden F. B. Tuttle presided at a meeting of the board of charities. The members the: bonrd were E. E.

Stevens, John 'Ford; Putrick Brennun, and D. M. Linskey. Around the Clock Harold Roy, a member of the class of 1944 of Naugatuck high, who received his diploma "'in has been transferred from Western Kentucky State Teachers college, Bowling Green, to Greenville, Miss, Hal is an avia. tion cadet, His new address is A-c Harold.

Roy, 12221097, Sec. CI, 2120 AAF (BU), AAF Pilot School (Basic), Army Airfield, Greenville, Mrs. Julia Leopard of Wolff avenue, Beacon Falls, is a surgical patient at Waterbury hospital. She 'is under the care of' Dr. Edward Kirschbaum, Union Cityhits.

Little Chicago" a very quiet holiday week-end; with many of its residents spending the weekend away from the borough while those in factories which didn't. shut down, put a hard day at their regular july. Mr. and Joseph Rosko, well-known High street rosidents, visiting relatives in Buffalo. New York, this week.

St. Mary's church wili run its annual carnival this month. Rev. Joseph Kochnnas is chairman of the in charge. Mrs.

Bertha and son, Peter, are spending few days iu Woonsocket, R. visiting Mra. another. The borough of Naugatuck has had sixteen sons reported as giving their lives that this country might remain: free. One.

third 0: these casualties came from homes on in the immediate neighborhood of Spring street: Have you: bought: YOUR extra bond: Servicemen's. addresses: Pfc. Henry Kalincski Co. 12 3rd Rep. Ft.

Meade, Maryland. Sgt. -J. V. Grabowski; '516th W.

APO 837, c-0 Postmaster, New. Orleans, La; Corp. Jchn W. Morson, Co. 113th Camp Pickett, Va.

Corp. Stanley Patchett, Cannon 406th APO. 102, Fort Dix, Pvt. John 10 Repl. APO 874, C-0.

Postmaster, New York, N. Y. Helen Rozecki his returned to her homo in Fairfield. place, Beacon Falls, alter recovering from an operation. Prank Smith and doling Karahan of Bencolt Falls are.

sacationing in. Canada, fishing for some salmon. Mary. 1 Jane Hill of North circle, Beacon Falls, ho has returned home from school for a.be summer Hedwig Szezesinl'is cujoying her annual laytont from draft board duties, Fate and its pic strange way: -Corp. Richard Murphy, SUn of Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Morpliy of School. street. sent 'a Jetter home- to his est parents recently," asking for il bathing suit. 'n box -F arid Pie.

Frank Adamaitis': address. Tlic 'private was killed last May. and Corp. Murphy was recently shipped to Italy, unaware of his boyhood chant's fate. Dick's mildress is: cAn Cpl.

Richard L. Murphy 81190485: 58th AACS Grp. AAF. APO 525, Postmas- on tor, Now: York, N. Y.

He and Joan: Bulakites i heart, Flossie Sweeney returned from a stay. at tem cell lake. Flossie and Betty Brennan will The weekend in the Big City. Tommy taken of Leary is hauling ice for Thurston and Sons for the summer. Mr.

and the was Mrs. Lawrence Mambrino and family are -of also journeying down to N. great Mr. and Mrs. Emmet Freeman and son, Tommy are spending the summer at Mrs.

of rhosis it. Nellie Kiernan's on Gorman street: fallablo: The most romantic feature we've noticed in this European war is our Amer- flic fancy ican Indian -paratroopers in war paint. lache not They'll save the world for democracy. animal Walter Winchell On Broadway Cap 1000. Daily Mirror THINGS I NEVER KNEW.

ABOUT CHINA That China declared war on pan the day after Pearl they had been fighting since July 7, 1937... That Japan has not yet declared war on China, preferring to consider the fighting there 748 the "China This "Incident" has already cont Japan more than' ten times? the amount she spent on the RussoJapanese war and Ave times many Every Chinese town of more than 10,000 population: has been bombed al least once in the seven years the war has been ing Chungking, "the moSt bombed city in. the world," has 1,603 air-raid shelters capable of accommodating 126,599 persons. The Japs have given up trying hold more than important cities and transportation lines, particularly in Nortnwest China where guerrilla nghters close in behind the Japs as fast as they advance is no draft. in the guerrilla army--the only way to -join to kill a Jap and take away his rifle and A The Auerrillas have also taken more than bicycles and LODS of other important part of guerrilla forces is the army of "Little Devils," us the Japs call them.

These thousands or kids, from 5 to 12 years old, serve as messengers, medical helpers and saboteurs! Bomb fragments are carefully gathered to make hand grenades and for surgical Propaganda leaflets ate and used for student notebooks. One of the International Peace Hospitals, founded by Dr. Norman headed by a highly trained JapaBethune in the guerrilla area, is asked to be alto work in the hospitals afthe was taken as prisoner of of these hospitals are supported mainly with American but it -is nearly impossible get supplies into the area, One shipment drugs has in the past four years the hospitals is built into caves a mountain. Doctors walk more ten miles day in. making others of the are scattered in small huts villages.

One of these has been to move more than 20 times Japanese advances. It's so' well organized now that all patients. equipment, staff and drugs can be to mountain strongholds on halt-hour's notice by the local peasants' volunteer transport direct reports have been received from fourth hospital 1911: Marco Polo, who visited China 1275 to 1392 (and brought to Italy A grand new dish spaghetti), wrote that the of Cathay there kind of black atones existing beds in the mountains which (the Chinese) dig out and like firewood. If you supply fire. with then: at night, you find them.

still alight in the and they make such fuel that no other is used throughout the That the first that Europe heard coal. of every rive persons in the is RL There are Chinese cating. wheat flour there are cating But rice diet 'of 1.hc. Chinese penshas so enlargod their stomand colons that they would severe hunger pains from Army rations, despite higher nutritional value soldiers would starve Chinese Army rations. because could not swallow 24 ounces rice' all Chinese games, the loser instead winner wolf.

is emblem of cupidity and rapacijust like shake their own hands greeting each other At big they have their soup at the' end war of. the Ja- Chiang. -'orphans Kui-shek the done Mm. ents mother' have of. died all childron whose tenchers in In Hunan the puld in rice instead of re Province Schus Bing Sing is the of la.z: cafe in a pope nose word for The Ch aS is means China's beautiful second country.

"Mel a required xubject In IL language. American child every midck the' programs binding in of China the have eliminate heals even fect of babies, in the girl sections of the The remote gration of 50 million Chinese rets ml gees Grent (more Britain, than France the population the interior provinces is Italy) est mass trek almost in history, the gal bering by 20 million output. the ica from 1776 from to Europe to Ame. immigrants 1860. to is kept nose lowed er funds, LO there of in than their four in forced by moved a.

ice since from back. called lover in they burn the will morning: capital MRS about One world than the' ants achs suffer American the on' of drinking of the the ousness Chinese when Toasts Dr. Kung, vicep: of ler in trin, of when antec 1038 with ing tier in freling many Lions." down will sla through "My fight And has Once turned than It Hitler tinally We but a ship onds lation Well, kicked "YOUR MIND AND BODY" By LOGAN CLENDENING, M. D. Self -Dosing Dangerous THERE IS no pernicious and dangerous practico than the regular taking 'of some of drug.

'Even. If you think you know drug is; it is bad. I. had. charge of.

a once had been: assured he WAS dying of hear: dollure or. account of the, bluish discoloration of his 'skin: Aften considerable: on him. we found this discoloration was' caused: by -the formation. of a sulcompound in his blood: And: behind this' was his habit of going across Lac street from his' office every day to got something for a' headache he was. afraid Mo was going to have: The headache preventive.

pound be toot. had a well-known natne and any doctor would have assured him EL was reintively harmless, in his case it. began something queer in his and released. 'a sulphur' compound which, absorbed in his blood; mude him feel and look like the dickens. He.

evenLually, but he had quite an happy time of. it. Indiscriminato Self-dosing Doctors arc' thought to be old fogies and scare heads; or- just activated by jealousy, it they object this habit of regular dr indiscriminate, self-dosing. But there reason' for their objections, say, it you -think you know what you Are taking some'thing may go And half. the.

time can't tell from the Inbel on the what is inside it. in Nowadays cverybody. who puts in' medicine before the public thinks has to some, funcy name for it. It is impossible for n' doc-' it tor even to. remember what all of them Chronic dosing is especially.

likely to become a hahit. with peo- and of, nervous temperantont. They need something. to them: bor down, keep bruins from. racing round.

and round. to stop headaches "and they get 80. they take their meditine on. the. slightprovocation.

usually take. preparation containing bromides: They are not taking dape. uals they. will you. and nothing that cella.

habit: forming and nothing could do any- harm. been Cause Bodily Upsets, so Well, it: .50 happens that. mides result taken' in all regularly, sorts. in of this bodily way upsels, I have before me the report d. man who had been taking Finat-n migrame headache remedy which was contained "nothing but bromides." low picked up on the street in or.

confused 'mental state and whose skin, liver and nervous syg- and were with A discuser inAltration of. bromide 'origin. is. tha't any indication. tach' regularly over 'a long period.

time may. turn.on you. able Two experiences are fresh 'in memories of any doctor who 08.6: so unfortunate 'AS to have one. cent the patients, One was with cin: daily iras touted AS: a under, remedy for arthritis. Well; arthritis.

or not, it gave people lion 'of the liver' and many died low Another. was an: apparently. in- cient hondache remedy amino-pyrine: the name of; which somchow the popular to of doctors and the pub- and concrally. It. was a good 'headremedy, all right, but it had infection, subjected tor sufficient some before it was known 8 KOL back to her apartment.

she found :1 hote. front her maid who had walked out on her while she was away and taken a job in the country. wit's disgusting, isn't iL?" 'she said. "the selfishness of some of the people here in New Fork." I am. almost sure that thero wore Lears in Margaret's eyes, although I couldn't see Very well, because she was blowing her nose, and the handkerchief was blocking the view.

Could it be possible that. she was -homesick for Toledo? (Copyright, 1914, King Features Syndicate. You're Telling Me! WILLIAM KITT (Centtil' Frema Writer) WE DON'T KNOW whether Tojo ROCK in for numerology or nol brat, even Task No. must mean bad news to him any way -re looks: at it. Ideal republic.

post-war. world. will produce. a mainmolh 'mechanical cheering device which would give the perspiring delegates a chance to keep reasonably cool. approximately 250,000.

struction. workers who for during 'registered 1940, about 96: per cenl were found to to, the skilled trades. belong The sun's violet rays cause sunburn. Junior thinks a typo-. graphical error- there should be an.

in that violet. Joe, "who his moved from North Africa to Italy 10 England I to the Normandy IN certainy getting Aw'ell language son. Zadok Dumkopf says -that lapse of. Lime conventions. between the.

iwo political will give his radio recciving. set. d. much-needed two rest. Throc-cornered baseball may be a good -stunt.

but it is no improvement. on. the- two-team varicly. It still produces only one The local weatherman recently make seems to Iceland have done Iris bent to appear 10 be the DON'T FORGET THE 5TH WAR. LOAN HIGHLAND GROCERY 92.

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2574 VACATION DRY CLEANING A SPECIALTY D. LIEBERMAN CHURCH STREET 1 and finance (who is now minister of China in this cussing Far East cconomics wit dit country, President Roosevelt), is direct Chinese. descendant of Confucius, who name was Kung Fun The pigtail was forced on the Cap nese Sun by their Manchu conqueron. Dr. Chinese Revolution, followers; in the of 1911, cure: their pigtails in public meetings the ence.

first Today sign the of their independ. pigtail is rapier vanishing in It. Sen's carefully laid plans for the beginning of the revolution WErE put into action ahead the schee uled date as the resull of an 40 cidentrl explosion. Because: this, the revolutionary leader rest bout the rebellion in a newspaper over his morning While soliciting 5 England for the revolution, br. Sun the.

was Chinese kidnapped by agents Legation is was be spirited back for execution when a :0 pathizer within the Legation as ried a note from Dr. Sun to former teacher. The teacher 2t ported 10 a British which broke the story and broust; newspape, about his The Chinese DO cat chow met The words mean "fried and chow mein, Chinese fried soft with a spoil sauce of vegetables and Chinese wine is drunk Dese women are not the mocks vants of their husbands Japanese women are. In a nesc household it is the wife the holds the purse strings loo mer days one of the favorite of saving money was to buy leaf. In.

many a well-10-do fin ily. the wife slept on shorted 'gold-leaf sprend under the mat tress There are two kinds: "special, delivery stamps" for Chi letters. A chicken feathe attached to the envolpe indicates flying speed, while a burned conner on the envelope means this letter hos the urgency of There are 300 dentists 10 care fo: China's 450 million people and ll; 000 York City. bss 8,000. dentists and more than 16- .000 doctors.

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