The Berkshire Eagle from Pittsfield, Massachusetts • 20

Pittafield, Massachusetts The Berkshire Evening Eagle Thursday, March 15, 1945 Navy Radio Man Says He Made Takes Pay Cut To Saves Taxes Civil Air Patrol Cadets To Be Recruited Here Safety Council Meeting To Be Open to Public Perpetual Motion Apparatus NEW YORK Frank Phillips, chairman of Phillips Petroleum Autoeen" ran for four months on Company, has become a dollar-a- William M. Rogers, manager of A meeting to recruit young men year man for his own company at MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UP)-J. P. Sparks, 23, convalescent Navy radioman, insisted today that he electrical energy produced by two maanets and would- still be run the Berkshire Safety Council, an for the Civil Air Patrol Cadets will nounced today that the next pub his own request.

be held at 7.30 PM tomorrow, Grass Fires Keep Fighters On the Run Grass fires and defects fn an automobile battery asd a refrigerator added up to a busy time yesterday for the Pittsfleld Fire Department. Fumes filled the house of Mrs. Mary Ray of 151 Summer Street at 11.45 AM when a slow leak developed in her refrigerator. Firemen William H. Peasiee and Bertram Ramsay who investigated, ventilated the house.

Slight damage was done to the ning if he hadn't had to put aside his exoeriments to so to war. As of Feb. 1, the board of direc lic meeting of the council will be in the auditorium of the Berkshire devised a perpetual motion mo-' I Lots of Waar 'n Taar I I 5uridkA I life em A Alt la kWk A tors reduced his salary bv 149.909. Museum Thursday, March 29, at Room 102, PitUfleld High School. Boys of 15, 16 and 17 years of age who expect to be eligible tor He wrote employees in an open let 8 PM.

A colored documentary motion ter, "My Wages," that he did not see why the company should "pay out $50,000 a year and benefit me admission to the Army Air Forces are Invited. picture entitled "King Spruce" will The CAP cadet training program tlon machine out of magnets from Model Ford. Scientist! were skeptical that Sparks, an aviation radioman, had succeeded la making a machine which would run Indefinitely. But they ware ready to listen to learn of he had made a great contribution to science or built a wonder be shown. This is the story of accident prevention in the logging oy only $309.36 The big shrinkage, he explained, is directed by Air Forces officers and administered by local CAP A physicist at Georgia Tech, who said ha was skeptical about the "Autogen," pointed out that perpetual motion was "contrary to all the laws of science as we know them." Sparks said he made his model in his Blueneld.

W. radio shop after a series of "fortunate accidents." The first four models failed, he said, but the fifth ran four months without use of any outside force. "Why, in four months," he said, "that model produced 29 times as is due to high federal income and lumber operations and paper mills of northern Maine and New Hampshire. taxes and state levies. Mr.

Phillips' a ii wf JtT A I automobile of Ernest Hockridge of pay, on top of his other income, is subject to federal and state taxes Robert Clair, director of safety 461 Kim street at 12.15 as it was in motion opposite 103 West Street. which leave him only $309 .36 from education for the Liberty Mutual Insurance Company, will speak. His address will include a discussion Sparks from a cable on the battery units. It consists of courses in preflight and military subjects. Cadets are privileged to wear the regulation Army uniform with distinctive insignia, have their own noncommissioned officers and are under strict military discipline at all times while in uniform.

Although they are not given flight instruction, with their parent's con his salary as board chairman. ful day dream while convalescing at a Memphis naval hospital. Sparks, who had only a grade school education, said that his lgnuea tne rioor matting. The grass fire list Is as follows: of the problems of the physically-handicapped worker, especially 5.53 PM, Weller Avenue rink: 7.20. Probate News with respect to the returning much energy as 1 had put into the magnets, and the magnets still had enough to run another 20 years." city land off 100 North Street; 8.25, wounded veteran.

Mr. Clair has Robert C. Robertson near Darn on 1293 North street; 8.42. near Hathawav Bakerv on sent they will be given some flying He explained that his machine 3am had 25 years' experience in various types of safety work. There will be no admission Wahconah Street.

The will of Robert Robertson, this city, has been allowed and his in Army liaison planes for orientation purposes. When a cadet leaves the unit a complete record generated its own power by elimination of the counter electromotive force encountered in conventional generators. wife, Edith Diehl Robertson, named charge, but admission will be by ticket only. Ticket requests should be made at I he Berkshire Safety Council office, 16 South Street. executrix.

The bond shows real estate of $15,000 and personal property of $10,000. Mr. Robertson left of his progress is sent to the Army Air Forces, and if he then applies for admission to Aviation Cadet I 3 8 Temple Service CLEVO CLEAN Buy Quality Training this record will be con sidered. 40 shares of the capital stock of the Bank of Jamestown, N. to each of his two sons, Winthrop Rabbi Maurice T.

Galpert will Furnace Fires The following noncommissioned officer appointments have been preach tomorrow evening at .15 in Temple Anshe Amonim on "Design of this city, and Robert Jr. of Washington, D. The former is left his father's coin and stamp collection. Mrs. Robertson is res made in the Cadet Flight: Sec tion 1.

leader. Set. Llovd J. Walsh On Way Out BOSTON With warmer weath for Living Today." Mrs. Hyman Reder and Mrs.

Eugene Klein-handler will be hostesses for a so second in command, Cpl. Robert E. iduary legatee. The will Hinman; squad leaders. Cpl.

Ken was er approaching, householders today were urged by Borden Covel, area drawn Feb. 10, 1937. neth D. Phelps. Col.

Ernest E. cial hour. Zaik. Section 2 (to be recruited), distribution manager, solid fuels Grace E. Bradford section leaner, sgt.

Paul W. Foli- Biancne t. Bradford was ar- FENN. FIRST AND FEDERAL STB. ooro; second in command, Cpl.

William F. Grunine: sauad lead pointed administratrix of the es administration for war, to eliminate furnace fires as soon as possible to minimize next year's coal shortage which he warned would be more acute than it was this winter. tate ot trace A. Bradford, Great ers, to be appointed from the new Start With Your Living Room Look at it and see if it is giving you all the com-fort and real enjoyment it should Does it need another occasional chair? a new sofa? a smart-coffee table? a picture? or a lamp! Add these things from the excellent collection you will find displayed here Our budget' plan really makes it most convenient to buy the furniture you scant. BERKSHIRE FURNITURE lie.

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