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LINGENHELD, Assistant MILDRED HOLLAND. SUBSCRIPTION I month I .75 0 months frl.M I J2.23 1 year Payable In Ailvunco 1 By Currier year J9.00 The United Press haa the exclusive rljrht to uai for In any form, all nuws cliupntchus credited to this paper. 11 also exclusively la use for republlcutlon nil lilt' local or undated newt published herein. 'i'O TIIK pltMlK" it" 1 -'Kin net- to Uio 1'liiK of tin; iStiit-t-H of Mlid to tliu Kupulille (ur whluh II Ono nut Ion Indivisible, with unil for nil." DO YOU REMEMBER? From The Files of.The News 20 Years Ago Willinm Barrett, George" Zcunor, and John Scully returned from convention trip to Boston. They wore members of the Elks.

Jennie, Mury. and Rnginu Wisnnwskl of Bridge street, Pnlon City, three-week aojourn In 'Yonkcrs. N. 30 Years Ago David Owens. George Good, Hurry Ncodhum, linm Wood.

Horace Can dec. and William Wurtcm- were among the officers elected in the Knight of Pythias elections. Bill O'Connull, former pitcher for' the Naiigntuc high school nine, was being given trial by Clar Griffith, manager oC the Washington Senators the American Baseball league. THURSDAY, JULY la, Jll-M COLLEGE FOR SERVICEMEN Education fi is not way down the road. It Jioru now.

Xuw York university aliX'iidy lias 150 cx-soi'vico students', reports the AV'all Street Journal, Yale o'5, and ilicl-iiyai, slate i.s yetting- -0 a month. Sonic 'colleges offer eonceu- 'courses for men who never i'in- isljeil school. Some provide technical and other training to fill gaps left -by-tinny and navy courses, which were good in their way, and hard, and substantial, Imt which left much to be desired in all-round, education. 1 courses bring former graduates up to date on modern work. Boston university and some others are out ciuestiouiinires to find whal.

f.rmc-r students." want and how many ex- to-auric 1 The needs knowing, in order he 1 prepared with the right instructors and living conditions." -Kducatin for men is iiu- portfint and exigent, Jt is a problem new to this age. Soldiers of fo'nner in the Koinan Kopubtic and" earlier, were usually given some. sort, of mone bonus, quickly spent, or land which did not know how to use, and were then forgotten lintil tru- ble s(reefs and in Uiverns. Uatiline onco aroused idle and unhappy men in ancient Rome; Hitler's success was based on thorn. The chance for our service' men to up their osvn powers for usefulness ds new.

Thousands of them will be bet- and happier for it. Around the Clack Betty Brcnnan 'of High street spent last week up in on Cape God in Massachusetts. Bet's, going there for another week 1 -to finish her annual 1 lay-off Mrs. John'Simmons of Field street is.a medical juilient St. Mary's hospiuil.

'AutlipritieV- tlrere say condition is fair, A.nd Mr. and Mrs. Michael 116 City Hill street, arc the parents of a new baby boy, which arrived Tuesday morning at: o'clock at the place on- Baldwin street. The dad, an employe ol: the U. is passing out cigars for the third tiine.

The paper salvage collection is on again July 24-25, so lay aside all your waste paper and wrap -it in nice, convenient bundles so that the street department workers will have no trouble at all picking it up. That 50 isn't toe hard to get, not if we all try a little harder. Naugatuck Community band will present another delightful program next Wednesday on the The program will be announced later. Walter Winchell On Broadway Mark'. It4l.

tally Mir TIIK PJUVATE'1'ATERS OF A. CUK KEJ'OKTKB A VISITING MOVIE STAR asked which man she would enjoy, meeting most. the iiTjiJjy.cment of the interviewers, suld: "Al- 'bcr't noted scientist was lecturing, in; Manhattan, and he agreed to sec the scribes scribing and "the light bulbs bulbing, the star in an awed, said, "It's- a-thrill to think that I am to the one man who knows more about the stars than any other Jiving person." "Not quite," replied "No- ona can predict what a will got her name in the papers." Swedish means rr.inl.lc dope in ti over central Sweden at inj; 'to Und the righi knowing that even lucky, the Swedish 11 waiting tor him. I ELLA LOGAN, who went overseas to entertain troops for si weeks and stayed six months, was furious at a certain actor who re luctantly entertained at an arm camp and returned saying he ha just done "another benefit." "Listen, you!" snapped Ella. "I what you did for them is a bene Jit, what in the world do you cal what they arc doing for us?" THEY TELL THE the colonel, speaking in his honor before cmbwki thank yTu eluded, "for your kind' garding my welfare, and I you to know that hr.

away, Kurroandcd by url ning savages, I shall of you." THIS IS HOW Russia Black soldiers rri-i. each battle they arc in SOME ACTORS were recalling snappy retorts last night. The best, we thawt, was the time London critic Hannon in reviewing a Noe' Coward concluded: "Noel, you arc a better actor than you arc .1 Later that nighi, Noel encounter- the you!" critic and" said: "So are Looking at Life By ERICH Private IHcrbert 1 i 'Ttt-' a Volturno' frorit'-jn ily -and- fhe'-first-lbree the inv.a'si'on.-of 'get a r' On' the a too close 1 "to his fox-h'ole 'fell landed of him and badly he had 1 16 be taken back England' and in'''a hospital. ONE OF THE correspondents just back reports that the sirens were sounding an alert in the End End section of London. A woman lenr.od out the window and yelled: 'Arry! 'Any! Come on in out 1 to MUSIC TOR CHILDREN people of sixteen and older, boy and both, are wiM-kin-; tin's your on farms or in CMC lories, fining their bit to win (he ft' thoy do imf, overwork, tliu jobs are for them.

They save money for college, Tin: ix-filly small fry are mure or in' hand. But irmiip from elicit is apt, to be at. loose ends." They lielp a little in the home or learning to do useful, tasks. Kut. they have much time to spare, and too much of it is spent playing war with disastrous consenuenees.

Imv's music comes in. Music practiee has a bad name amon.n' the younger set, 'mostly beoausu it. eornes after sehonl. It's a forced march after Fnti.ifuc lias set in. But in the summer it's different.

Mental freshness and muscular vigor are at their best of a summer morning. The young folks can learn easily in the time, arid with pleasure, what is hard and tiresome in the winter. JOven with; windows open, neighbors take (he funny noises better on summer mornings than winter afternoons or evenings. The new clarinetist's "One. two, squeak, one, two, three, squeak" becomes inorely amusing, especially as the squeaks give way, from week to week, to mellow and lovely tones.

The violinist's screech and squawk a-lso soften and sweeten in no time. The piano and flute mingle with voices of cardinal and thrush, or substitute for them. hour or two at good instrument, and chores, leave plenty uf time for play. And how splendid to bu rcadv For school orchestra in the-L'all! Sophie and Jeiui Grabowski 'Irene of School street have reUirnod home.after spending a wonderful time at Walnut beach (ji.ihhy Cowan, popular Union City resident, stepped on tlie 'other day and the thing registered pounds. Tlrai, figure is only 12 pounds less than the combined weights of Rtitan Stabloy and Hay Dinkle.

And Gubby is about feet less in combined stature of both. A good proportion, Gub figures. Luftwaffe Through Arnold- Special See Douglas As Compromise Vice- Presidential' Candidate "WASHiNBTON Geri, there wonlt'bc any of I-----'-'-- of it this yeni' or next so Army Air jrp.rces, lias supplied the far-as consumers arc concerned, answer to question'of military Tne are: Western suffar- A lady has brought, suit ag.air.st-" a show -because -a cow', broke into her lap, sat in it and caused 01 00 to meet the Allied invasion 000 worth.of she says, T-he reason: is air force in "the bvet-'thc is the German Arnild, who" should know, has.ex- pressed 'the'opinion that, the Luft- never rise as.a "Tom" Dolan got a little sun the other day while laboring around the street department area Little Sandra Chappell of lyiulberry street, Union City, had her tonsils removed at St. Mary's hospital Wednesday Joe Mulesky of North Main street lugs three ice cream cones homeward every night. And we also see Capt.

James J. Grant of the fire department taking things easy on his front porch after a day's work at the firehouse. Cows, arc supposed to be' harm 1 le.vs. 1 cud, own' business, "and yel here arc, two that caused a-lot'of trouble, "in "spite of 'Lou "of trouble In thlj world is caused -by." perfectly harmless people, and For" instance, there is the "pab by individual keep his her) and loves to carry tales-and posslp. Many a.

fine, friendship has been spoiled by like that, many a promislnfTcareer has been ruined, many a 'home has been broken up by rind little "confidentially" told, repeated and exajTETeralod in. the" repetition. Then, there is the 1 person- who tells you "very frankly and for own Rood" t-hat of modern German meaning of th'c term. This, does "not mean that Germany has.no airplanes. But it does moan, however, that Germany's remaining air strength has been so dispersed that now'is I inff flocks.

growers get all ihc they- wanle'di and the.I9-H beet'acreage is not as large as last year's; 'the 15-15 Cuban acreage is expected to.be smaller. Th'c fact that 'industrial users go.t tin. increase jn has Jib sijjriiflcanec.sp as sugar to consumers is "concerned; thai was a move, in part to-encourage production of foods that, also would use eggs, thus cuttirip.int-the su'r-, plus piled up by the nation's lay- to gather into one effective striking force. The current-allotment, not likely be increased, is five pounds per Arnold gives credit for. the'i person each two-and-a-half months i erasure of the Luftwaffe to American and British bomber forces, who struck relentlessly at targets nad reduced the plane production capacity to the vanishing point.

As an example of what happened to the. German air force in the invasion: Allies learned, it was disclosed, that 700 planes were ordered to converge on airports near thi; French invasion coast, but only. 3SO others were destroyed en route. Of the 350 'that Servicemen's addresses: Pvt. V.

Tar- -2o2fiUi AAF BIT, Sec. 457, Lubbock Army AirJ'ield, Texas. Pvt. Joachim Amariel, Co. 9th 3rd FARTC, Fort Bragg, N.

Lt. AV'illiijin D. Thimlon, 235t.li AAF BU. OCTS, Army Air Field, El Paso. Texas.

T-3 Robert Sandblom. A-250, AAA S. A.PO c-o Postmaster, Francisco, Oil Bennett Booth, 2-c, Co. 38-D, Sec. I.owa State College, Anise, Tcwa.

Pvt. Joseph Spadola, Med. Station Hospital, Camp Swift, Texas. what you do is how you i arrived, only 200 were in shape to: dress in bad taste, what you" do Lak off to meet the tremendous is bad. air superiority put in the You g-ct to hate that kind person.

We all admire l.he truth, but criticism is dangerous, particularly when is unsolicited. But, coming back to the cow. Some years apo 1 I was visiting an uncle a farm. Being a cily fellow, I didn't know anything- about the habits of cows. My uncle'had a cow which, just the day before, had.

given birtli to a II. was a wobbly little thing, that up'to- 25 pounds par person for homo canning. You're Telling Me! WILLLVM JUTT (Centnil ITCM Writer) THE FRIENDLY ISLANDS, nccordiiiR: to our; office atlas, arc in Uio Pacific ocean. Zaciok Pumhopf. thinks they rnust feel mip-htly lonely these days.

JACKIE" COOGAN, recently back from parau-oopinR in Burma and India, said thai his Burma Glider Kroup landed near a small tribal village 330 miles back of the Jap lines. the assign- mem to an airport in less than 12 hours. Coop-an called a Thugcc (native chief) and asked thai he parade the villagers that he wished 1 to recruit as workers. Hundreds of them were prirls wearing- nothing but loin One, however, was better frroomed lhan the others. from her thighs to her.ankles was s.

huge towel with the woixJs: "Mayflower Hotel, Washington, D. ha- send mnk anywhere to spcnd it home. The kinfolk more money (in spite of what you hear) and all-IMS is why has too much surplus coin as A Black Market which' rubles for nylons and 5fl bottle of Scotch being- realistic about it, dcdrfiT. ZO the Black Market so now they have go'v stores in all communities are "called: "Governmcnt-Chi-ii Black Market Stores" for ever the Russian is for H.ny citizen can shop in then; 1 I this way, the gov't gets thai surplus and Ihc citizens honest at the lime. here surplus money'ii jcinff enjoyed only by the "mobs' vbo keep it all since they rareh pay taxes.

COXG. DIES went out ia a bkj. of sour grapes. First he said hi nit because he was. ill.

Then ht lamed foreign language CTOupsij he East, who onposed him. Ee aid they couldn't" speak Engljjh. Ncitlier could Columbus. EDITH GWYNN wonders ou've heard the icddibly eddibly considemie wife who'tboi bci: husband wilh a bow and if- She didn't wc.ni to wake drcn. couldn't, walk as ycl, Cluirlcs said to me: and Uncle "Would you mind carrying th'c little, calf over here?" I.

the little'thing- under my. ai-m way I carry -my refuses to. walk) 1 air superiority put in the skies from Enjr'and. To add to the Industrial woes of the Natis, Arnold disclosed that destruction of Germany's oil refin- ing'capacity now has priority "Forces' 'llst. deaneries' in the Eoich.

Now, Arnold said, all have been' hit and largely destroyed, to cut the Nazis' oil and gasoline refining capacity to less'than 30 per cent of tryinp: to a mos- ciuito apt to -forget that he is by fan bigger, larjrct. Willi Ihc St. Louis Brown.s on In tlic A'nicrican IcaR-ne, it's hard (o' reiijizc the xpnrts Isn't held down. Mother Earth, an astronomer tcils us. six -thousand billion billion' Well, we noticed her war worries haven't cut down waistline a SITU inch.

atiS -slarled where my st.nndinp. Before I had gone.tori the cow, usually a peaceful, lovable creiiture, came after me and-with one powerful butt had me.sprawl- ing on the'ground. My' uncle, roared with laughter "'They say we'll soon be fancy I'urs from sheep. Then we'll prohablv wool from goats. Or from sawdust, by goiiix.

Henry Ackerman returned to his duties at The Naugatuck Fuel Co. after two weeks of very little to do Rip Ruccio got permission from the powers- to-be to play ball and did so Sunday afternoon The town looks more like its old self after a very dead week. So many people went out of town last week that one couldn't help but remember the great Teutonic migrations in the early centuries of our era-. In those days they moved by tribes and in these move by towns. -should you two 1 "First; anything you don't anything- about: the most-peaceful creature berserk with sufficient reason." I rubbed by but I had learned my- lesson.

(Copyright, 1044, -King Features SyndicaLe, 1 Inc.) -PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT still is reported to want Vice President Henry A. Wallace as his fourth- term running- mate as hour for the Democratic national convention approaches. WorryliiRv we'riiad, is bud for on his way back I the leelii. Whnt lire xvc Mipposed The waters of Tuc'cla Falls, North Africa, pour "down from a of 1,800 feel. Ideal for a shower baMi.

-says. Jenkins, in weather like this. Sure: that man De Gaulle is And' so would we be if somebody had 'onr Golden Gleaners Hold-Meeting: The Golden Gleaners'" of Beacon Valley' Grange- held their Wednesday session yesterday nt the home of Mrs. Filonou-ski. The.

meeting-lasted all-day. 1 The' h.osiess, served, luncheon to'" the membeca" at nooni 48 "of states grant some form- properly exemption to. and institutions. BUV BONDS STAMPS China and Russia, is almost cc tain to be-on hand- in Chicago's mnmmoth "S't'ev 'hotel and Stadium when th'c'ir'scssio'n, July evident He 'is bound to meet opposition within the party, and docs not desire to cause too sei-ious a split -In the ranks. -result is' that the president probably just so far in pressing for the choice of Wallace, and then bow'- majority 'of the forces opposing him.

'As'-fnr. the-southern vice presi- to when the dont.lxl.'s MM out: AT AX AIRPORT the other'day, a dejected sailor sat. waiting: for hours. He appeared so depressed a. sympathetic bystander asked him what the trouble was said he had just come in from.the South Pacific for a four-day fur- loaf.

His home was an and a half away by. air had just been put off one plane in favor of a hifrhcr priority. hadn't been home in two years. His father had died in the meantime, and every hour now seemed an But what really sot him down, he added, was that two planes had left for burp but couldn't find room for the fact that the last person to board the plane was a a £olf bajr! MARINE LIEUT. MITCHELL PAIGE (just returned after 26 months in The S.

Pacific), one of two living enlisted Marines in this war to hold the Congressional Medal of Honor, has the unique distinction of beinpr the only infantryman in this war to bo by the comparative "inactivity" of. a forward lowing -the Guadalcanal camtr.iinins: camp Jn New Guinea vfol- naign), Paipre "stole" ,1 ride on a 13-25 scheduled to bomb The hero-leader of a machincpun was then "grounded" for the duration. Liberty cargo ships now buil-I require about toes-tf rough steel each. Now She Shops 'Cash and Carry" Without Painful "When disorder of Jx3iw3noc3 znAtwr to rcauun.in wurc nnKipnc backacic, rh( pnias, oi pop and EJKhw, UDOCT hc3dncbca nnd Frcq with ftad Oiere in noracihi; kiilncj'B of bladder. Don't wait! Ailc your for Dull Pilln; -used pucccwifiillj- by niUioM -10 jTrnrs.

They happy relict an ins 15 miles of EidncV WIW 1 oua waevc Irosi your blood. Get Daui! To make yonr home more attractive PAINT STYLING A no led phyik-Wn tnys that, at meal times -ihc dessert should be eaten, thinks uhis cxccllcni during the watermelon season. dcntial candidate, such probably is not the idea. 1 Wallace with the approval of the delegates, he may put his wciR-hV'back' of young Supreme Court William O. Douglas.

Mr. Roosevelt believes, 1 according to observers that Douglas a. lib- lei-a who would be-acceptable to all factions. i of the southern bloc.ob- of House Speaker Sam'-Rayburn or Senate Major.ity-.Vlibad.cr -Albcn Bark- 1'ey are remote, indeed. If it is not politi- ca.l observers say, Doujrlas will be the vy'ce DESPITE WHAT SOME OBSERVERS ARE as rationing; may'- 1 MM Mason Is Home On Leave 'Theodore Mason, Navy son of Mr.

and Mrs. Edward J. Mason of Highland, avonua. is spending a short' leave in Naugatuck after three months of duty iim Ui North Alla-ntic theater. local sailor WHEX XORWAY WAS invaded civilian Germans fled Sweden because they expected thai country to be invaded Gc.rm.aT> who.

bad been buying, up dollars nt half the price took a train one from Stockholm. His suitcase contained about, one million ilollnrs in smnl) and large "bills, He knew he could not get by Swedish customs with it, and that even' if ho'did, the Gestapo would catch up with him in Germany Not long after midnight the tram stopped at a small station. 'The German hurried out with his va- -lisc, found a dark spot near a tree 1 buried his treasure, took careful' note of-the spot and boarded ihc train. his window he m'ado a note of a sign on door (on "the side of the idcpot). said KV1N- few week's ago he got permission to return to Sweden.

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