Naugatuck Daily News from Naugatuck, Connecticut • Page 5

FRIDAY, JULY 21, 1944 NAUGATUCK Waterproof Watches jjlmcliprnof uml BULOVA Military Watch Ladies' Watches BULOVAS LONGINES up WM. SCHPERO IIOI'SON HI.OCK CIIUUCII STKKKT Roosevelt Accepts; Bankhead May Be Dark Horse Chicago Stadium, July Koowevnlt accepted his fourth term rcnoml-mation Vast night in a broadcast from his train jit west const naval -basn. He listed primary of the Democratic party as I'lio war: form a worldwide organization to insure Lha pence; and provide employment and a standard for returning veterans niul nil Americans. Tho fear of a. Wallace-Truman deadlock for the vice-presidential nominal ion haw slaruxl search for dark horse at Chicago.

Tho r'lmp of Senate Majority Leader Barklcy of Kenl.uoky—w.ho formnlly presented Mr. Roosevelt's candidacy to the convention being heard as the clilL'f dni'k 'horse now. Yesterday, Senator Eankhcad of Alabama being considered. But lilM boom subsided when it bacamu known his delegation was veering Into the Wullaca cump. The forces now cu-urn almost to win on the first, ballot, -but supporters of Senator Truman a'i-c banking strongly on the effect of Roosevelt's latter' National 'Chairman Hanncgu.n expressing his, wUling- ncss to accept either Truman or Supreme Court, Justice Douglus as his runining.matc.

'Some obsei bcllova that Truman and Wallace arc deadlocked today there is a fair chance that the anti-Wallace, an-tl-C-I-6, anti-New Deal votes will swing to with enough other support to put him over. contest apparently still Is opoh. Gov. Broughlon of North Carolina announces that his name- definitely will 'be. placed before convention as a vice- presidential candidate.

also, is expected to gain muuh support if the two leading, contenders 'run Into a stalemate. Balloting is expected to begin, lato this afternoon. One out of 10,000 persons Is said to bo subject to albinism, which Involves a lack of normal coloring pigment in the 'hair and uyeu, well as in the skin. l-JiOMl'T SKKVICK! Hrlri); yiuir vaiuitlon dry Ini; lien- mid ii-sKiin-tl uf SCITJCL'. D.

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'175 Church Street- Sodlosky's Drug Store 411 North Main Union City Kwasniewski Meat Market 39 School Street, Union City Zembruski Tailoring Shop 443 North Main Union City FUN FOR Held Over At Strand Irene Uiiime, star of "The White CliffK of Dover," which opuim today ut the Strand Theater, and Alan'MurHhul, her lending man, tntiko' nil engUKliig cuuplc IIM they hold each other and dunce to their heurts' content. The picture, bilHud on Alice Mlller'H Cllff.s," captures all the warmth of an Amorlcun who ROCK to EHB- lund for visit, meets and fulls In love with British jcentle- niiin, iimrricN him und then IOHUH him to a greater cuusn. Hitler Orders Armed Forces To Arrest Qr Shoot All Suspects (By United Press) Adolf Hillor appears to have regained firm control of Germany. German dispatches indicate that Gestapo Chief Heinrich Himmlcr is trying ruthlessly to "smash all truces of the revolt that was touched off by the attempt to kill Hitler. Himmlor has been given control of all armed- forces within the Reich.

He is reported to be using loyal army, navy, air and Gestapo troops to track down anti- Hitler generals and. other leaders of the uprising. Himmlor is apparently embarking- on an unprecedented reign of terror as a result of the coup designed to throw' the Nazis out of power and take. Germany out ot the war. Armed forces, as well as civilians, have been ordered to arrest or shoot all persons suspected, of participating in the revolt.

The German D-N-B agency says Army battalions have executed some the leaders of the coup. Among those reported shot- is Colonel Count Von Stauffcnberg, the oltlcer said to have planted the bomb in Hitler headquarters. Possibly the blu.st was signal for the start of the uprising. The bomb exploded only six and a half-'feet uway from Hitler. The explosion klilcd'one of Hitler's collaborators, woundsd a others and burned and bruised the fuehrer.

Hitler, Reich Marchal Hermann Gocring and Grand Admiral Karl Doenitz themselves disclosed the uprising in a scries of broadcasts. They asserted the revolt was led by .1 "criminal cluding a number of generals who hnd been ousted by Hitler. leaders were reported to up a rump government and ns- sumcd both civil and military authority. But D-N-B claims the revolt has been smashed. While there is no immediate confirmation of.

the claim Nazis continue to control the German radio network, news agencies and newspapers. Such control indicates that the Hitler regime is weathering the gravest threat In its history. German authorities again clamped an iron censorship on communications between Germany and the rest of Europe after permitting the release of meager details of the assassination attempt against Hitler. HENRY ALDRICH FILM SHOWING AT THE GEM THEATER That Aldrich boy is in town again, and he's 'head over, heels in. love troubles in Pat-amount's "Henry Aldrich Plays Cupid," which is now at the Gem theater.

Diana Lynn, the young actress proclaimed by the Film Daily poll -as the juvenile performer ol 1942 is Henry's high school sweetheart, but his love troubles do not concern Diana. They are of 'trying to find a wife -for Mr. Bradley, Henry's structor at Ccn-lerville reports the develop top previous ups in 'affording hilarious In "Henry Aldrich Flays Cupfd," the w.hole cast axccls siuceythe roles provided give them ample opportunity l-o- display 'their'-talents. There is comedy galore, uclion as all concerned, get iHto a mix-up and it all treat for Another gay Aldridh scores a 5 Filling -his stellarTrdle 1 screen's effervescent Heriry is Jimmy LydonV.whUe'vPharlle Smith again plays Dlzny. "VeVa Vague, one of Hollywood's topnotch comediennes, important role Aldricht-Plays Cupkl." Jolm-Litel and -Olive Blakeney are Mr.

and Aldrichi.and Vaughan Glaser pjdanXic Mr. Bradley. The second lead is "The Lone Star Trail" and there i'3 chapter play, "The Great Alaskan. Mystery." Brazil is 250,000 larger the U. -r, Hartford Workers feeivelwards Boston, July K.

Black and war workers at the Pratt and Whitnoy Division ot the Niles- Ecment-Pond company, West Hartford, have received, national War Production Board hon- 'orsTfor speeding the output of vital precision tools, and gages, Frederick New England managed of WPB'a. War Production Drive division, announced Black's idea 'was a method of aimulaneou's grinding which elim- considerable grinding and trial error. an improved pantograph "engraving method which speeds.the job so fast that it hus been passed on to the manufacturer of the machine, for inclu- sion of feature on all. (u- Lurc "plowing back" the' benefits' tor hundreds, of other critical war plants. HOY; IB, HKI.D Brockton, July 15-year-old youth is held in $5,000 bail, in'connection l.he death of 'his father.

The who li accused of hitting his father during an. licld on a technical charge of -Juvenile delinquency. His 38-year-old fath- Arthur H. Blair, died of a Hkull July 5th. The boy was ordered held for juvenile court after a dJsU'ict court hearing, COCKKYIip BEI'ORT Boston, July P) The regional OPAV chief has termed a newspaper report that rationing will'end September 25th cockeyed." John Gla- gay said that the idea was foolish, tie also said that gas rationing in New England will -continue and- that the end is not even in sight.

Education For Returning Vets July Manpower Director William J. Fitzgerald or the War Manpower Commission today urged returning veterans of the present World War to take advantage of the higher education opportunities afforded under the terms of the recent G. I. Bill passed in Washington. Mr.

Fitzgerald said that many veterans have already returned from the various battle-fronts ot the world, hut that few of them have taken advantage of the higher cducaion program. One factor which deters the veterans from taking advantage the higher education programs offered at different colleges and institution he said, is their desire to Uikc the op- the "present "perioil of high wages. in ready, employment; Mill Owner Is Of ered Job In Grocery Milton, Wallace of "has described "a' dignified will vou'cli for.th1« On his trip to Valatle, N. Whore his mill. Is located, Wa.llac» decided to prepare' a chicken lor his dinner.

ft he entered chain Htore to do some shopping, he noticed a large- on the door: "Boy Wanted'." A clerk, who also happened to he Oie mBanBcr, approached, Wallace asked, "How mudi Is tni celery?" f- "Eighteen dollars a to starl Iho manager- replied BUT WAR BONDS AND FREEDOM LOVING 98 EooutiCul! Man-tailored styles in assorted shades. Practical! Of Spun Gabardine and Cavalry 'Twill with side buttons and pockets. 12 to 20. WRITE TO CAMP OFTEN PATRIOTIC STATIONERY Stop in Murphy'j today for iiiortmenf pf Viefory and triotic itation.ry. Boi.d or IB 1C, -'ijfi- or both for boy or girl in eimp.

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