Rutland Daily Herald from Rutland, Vermont • 2

combination TEACHERS Perfection of Blended SCOTCH WHISKY RUTLAND DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 18, 1939. Rutlanders At War I HEARD ABOUT IT IN BY SERGEANT J. E. SCANLON. WITH THE 172D INFANTRY.

NEAR PLATTSBRG. N. Aug. 17. We are still puzzled and after all we are only a few in 50.000 men and that's a lot of men.

So all that we have done so far is fake orders. Weve done that before. Rutland's two units Co. A and Headquarters Co. first battalion of the 172d Infantry arrived here on Sunday.

We made camp as we have often done before but this is a little bit different. We have no lights to begin with. There are lanterns, but no oil: orders for candles but no candles. There is very little water. What water we have is rationed out to us only after it has been inspected and doctored.

But in spite of these. and numerous other things, the boys are happy, and up to now. well fed; but even grub is going to be scarce. The busiest man in camp is easily Brig. Gen.

Leonard F. Wing, whose job it is to guide the destinies of the 86th Brigade of which the Vermont units are members. In his many tasks he is assisted by the staff of the former brigade commander. Gen. Albert Greenlaw of Augusta, Me.

In addition he has as aides Capt. E. W. Gibson. jr of Brattleboro and Second Lieut.

Francis Billado of Rutland. ALL WOOL SWIM SUITS, only spare a di mister? CARBINES SENSATIONAL or lets say a dollar, as long as its for yourself for the man who is up against it at fifty can say if 'ld only saved a dollar a week from the time I went to work Yd have around TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS TODAY! The rear ef gunfire rings through northern ew York hills as 52.000 troops, ai ammunition, prepare for next weeks large bcale war games. Supporting an infantry 75 MM. guns of Battery E. 7th Field Artillery, from Fort Ethan Allen, go into net maneuvers west of Plattsburg, N.

Y. 1 Co. A 172d Infantry, under command of Capt. George Sargent assisted by Lieuts. Edward L.

Tracy and Hewett is considered one of the finest line outfits in the regiment this year and in the race for the coveted Proctor trophy this company is a factor to be reckoned with. Pending the arrival of Co. from St Johnsbury, Vt, Co. A played hosts at mess to the members of the Rutland Headquarters Co and Top-kick Phil Matt and Mess Sergt. Slam" Ramano tried to out-do themselves in making the stay of their townsmen a pleasant one.

Sergt Lislie Fitzpatrick of Co. reclaimed the Rutland outfit as his own yesterday and Headquarters Co, as of yore, casts its lot with the men from St Johnsbury. State WPA Head Still Unable To Confirm Rumors of Office Change A SAVINGS ACCOUNT IS ONE OF THE BEST HABITS YOU CAN The MARBLE SAVINGS BANK INVITES TOOK ACCOUNT Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance OF THEIR ENTIRE STOCK of SPRING AND SUMMER CLEARANCE SUITS larded forces in New England. New Jersey and south of Washington. The question here was whether two NaUo .1 guard divisions from Pennsylvania, Maryland and Virginia could hold off a highly mechanized force striking at the national capital.

The general maneuvers will be continued next week by some 52.000 troops assembled at and about Plattsburg. N. Y. Who won will not be determined until alter consultations of the umpires and staff officers and then there probably will be no announcements. Few of the soldiers who participated could form even a general idea oif 'the maneuvers.

They will have to wait until tomorrow, when they return home and can consult and read the papers, to get a general perspective of their day of wading creeks, crawling through bush and marching in dust. The final Burry of the warfare was an artillery bombardment by the National guardsmen of the regulars entrenched on Signal hilL The guardsmen cut loose with all their big guns, shaking the ground for nrles and furnishing one of the most spectacular periods of the fighting." An armistice at 11 a. nu, ended the battling. About 25 GABARDINES Included EACH GROUP MEN If youre looking for a Fall Suit to wear to work or school but dont feel that you can afford one right now by all means come to Carbines today. These are our regular stock Suits at prices that fairly shriek for attention.

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