Naugatuck Daily News from Naugatuck, Connecticut • Page 5

TUESDAY, JULY 25, 1944 DAILY NEWS Page Red Cross Clarifies New Emergency Furlough Policy CiirlMi' B. Tuttlr, chairnmn of aic chapter, American CrtMW. received the following from Home Service vision of National head- miners, at Washington, clarifying no department's recent thai all requests for fnicrjrrnry furloughs would be re- vrrcil (o local chapters: '''Ri-cl Cross national headquarters 1, prepared to handle the addhion- i'ncy communications sent ch)iplot's to he forwarded to Jlcl'l Fur delivery to service- njon. I'i'd Cross otllclals said. I'ol- thi 1 rrn'nt decision of the U'nr (li'partiiirnt to refer all such requests to local chapters.

"Tlr 1 chango in procedure docs not a inori- liberal policy with rPKiinl tn leaves and fur- tin' War department point- oil nut in an announcement made July M. Only in the rarest cases irili leaves he granted to per- jonni'l ovetscas. "Rt'il Ci'i'ss communications will he ha'ndli'd just as they have been in tin' past, the chapters forward- ins th' 1 report of the situation, giving: tin 1 diagnosis, prognosis and thi' doctor's statement as to whether or tin 1 serviceman is needed nt hiTrti 1 and the situation can be nllfvinti'd only by tho serviccmiin'M Granting or denying NAUGATUCK RANGERS C.S.G.V.R. Hungers will repot-t nt hctulquui-- iU 7:30 tonight, In dross unU form imd equipment. will be nmde after di-ill for ii cluy on the ride and pistol Nuw embers iu'e wulcome to attend drill tonight.

L.I. W. Thompsioii. furloughs tiiry In no muku decided by the niili- casc docs Uud Cross mku I'ocommcnchitions. Facts cmly reported." Girls Admit They Helped Nazi War Prisoners Escape Bay City, July (UP) Two younfi girls huve pleaded guilty to federal charges of nidini the of Nnzi war prisoners.

Misses Shirley Di'Ufio, IS yeai-s of Owosso, and Kitty Cnne, 20 Of Brnningtan, wcro arrested late Mt night nt tho homes of their iimlniothorsi nt Owo.sso. Thu dufendnntx arc btinijr hulcl in thi' federal section of the Buy City jail They arc awaiting grnncl jury iicticm next Soptcmbov Argentina's Recall Of Her Minister Is Not Surprising ENROLL NOW! 10'M Summer Course of private and individual lessons on the Accordion. All lessons personally supervised by Domenic assisted by expert teachers who have been trained to teach the Mecca System of Accordion playing. Mecca Accordion School 203 BANK ST. WATERBURY ft 1 1 (By United Vross) Argentina recalled her ambassador, to the United Stales.

This utrctehes the already. relations between the two countries another notch. However. Argentina's decision to i-ucall Dr. Adrian -Escobar to Buenos Aires caused 'no surprise.

in diplomatic circled. It simply parallels action taken by the United States month when Norman Armour, United States ambassador to Buenos Aires, was recalled. However, it is considered significant that the' action came only a few hnurs after Secretary of State Cordoll Hull redefined United States policy toward Argentina In a memorandum loathe other American republics. Tho memorandum was considered an indirect reply to monaages Argentina to the. United States to clear up what she -terms misunderstandings of her 'foreign policy.

Tho British ambassador Ar-l gentir.a—Sir Dayid arrived in Ijondon -for consultation. pi her American republics also have recalled tticir ambassadors and ministers. On HID domestic Sixth War Loxn di'iye W'll begin. Armistice run through Pearl i'iarbor 7th. If the war in Europe is over November llth it will be called T.

victory loan. On Tho Home Front Tho goal of this' next loan may be even higher than the nOO.000,000 goal 'of Fifth War oan. The drive went over the top bv several billion dollars. In the Detroit industrial hreo strikes in progress. One of them Is at a plant pi'O- parts for the B-29 Super- Centrifugal Fusing company at Lansing.

However, striking employes nt two war plants have voted to go hack to work. Walkouts at the Briggs Manufacturing company's outer drive plant at Detroit and at the Norge Division plant ot That's the way 1 like to see them," M.icArthtir when he saw the rows of in the Admiralty Islands. In costliest, crudest war of nil our boys must fiyh: with savage fury. Kill or be killed! And on how well c.ich plays his part depends the lives of many of his buddies. Here on the home front, too, just the attack on isn't enough.

faicl Gen. dead Jnps the That's why a Fifth War Bond drive on now, a drive in which you're needed to support the men on the fighting fronts who are facing the most treacherous forces Americans have ever met in combat. We on 'he home front can't let them down we won't. So resolve now-ta at least dmblt your bond buying in the 5th War Loan drive. This is the time to do teller than your best.

fast rife dfames- BUY MORE THAN BEFORE THIS SPACE CONTRIBUTED BY NAUGATUCK'S CERTIFIED DRUG STORES; Donovan's Prescription Pharmacy 217 Church Street 4125 Albert R. Adams 2 Church Street Tel. 2680 Olson Drug Store 174 Church Street Tel. 3341 Naugatuck Drug Co. 1 No.

Main St. Tel. 4288 Parks Drug Co. 67 Rubber Avenue Tel. 2854 Edward J.

Sodlosky 411 North Main St. Tel, 4921 I Borg-Warner 1 -'corporation at MUH- kcgon have been ended. The political" tront is busy to-' day! Primaries arc held in two Carolina and Arkansas. The South' Carolina, primary -Is viewed as' a' test President Roosevelt's, fo'u'i'th" 1 term strength' The main race is Sena-; lor" Ellison known, as Cotton Johnston for the senatorial; race; i Smith, who. has becn 'a member of the senate since 1908, volt, Johnston, has said he is; pro-! Roosevelt.

In Arkansas, Senator Hattic Caraway's main competition is. expected to come fro'm Rep. J.v W. Rul- bright, Mrs. Caraway is the only woman in the.

Governor.Thomas Dcwcy.of New York and Governor Johri Bricker of presidential and vice-presidential will concentrate-their campaigns In the nine weeks preceding the November 7th election. RepublioAn National Committee Chairman Herbert Browncll says the campaign will, bo organized during the rest of July and August; BEACON FALLS CorrcupondtiittlH '1'hono 4S24 Local Scout Gets Two Merit Awards Richard Robbing, a member of Troop 2, ESA, of Naugfit.uclt, -receiver! Ihc life saving merit 1 nnd the swimming merit badKc in awards made at Mt. Tobe camp. Over 300 Scout.s arc attending the camp this week, at which camp Joseph Surproant of Cotton Hollow is the Hwirnminjr instructor; camp is now in its fourth week of operation. Vatican City comprises an area only about as large us an average 38-hole golt course.

Servicemen Enjoy Furloughs In Beacon Falls Fred Morgan, PO 2-c, visited hT. wife, Morgan, of Lope? road over the wecltend. He is sta tioncd in Hhoflo Island. PO-2-c Willinm Johnson, son Mr. und Mrs; William Johnson ot street, is enjoying, a 10- tlay leave with his parents.

The sailor is in Banana River Fla, Tech'. Sgt. Gene Gejda is spending a 15-day furlough at the home of his father on Ma'in sl.reot, The scrpeant is based at Camp Cruder Miss. Corp. Raymond son of Mr.

and Mrs. Daniel-Loo of Main street, Is spending a ten-day furlough in Beacon Falls. HOOST Rockford, 111., (U owls which' have roosted atop the old high school building: here for nearly half, a century, will need new homes-soon. The buildings arc being torn down. Two of the owls stand 52 inches high, while the third bird 1 is somewhat smaller.

The larger birds weigh 500 pounds each. They're? made of terra cotta a hard-baked pottery. Census.figuros show that about 30.million women between the ages ot'lB and 65 available for work war industries. 1,091 Motor Vehicle Accident Deaths In 1943 The Connecticut inont of health announced thiu morning that 1,091 deaths as'a result of motor vehicle accidents occurred in 10.13. For the four'years inclusive, there were 1488 accidental deaths due to motor vehicles, nn of 372 per year or more one death per (lay.

1942 and 1013, there were 551 deaths, an emjTC of 27B per'year. Comparing this with-the 372 average for 1U38- 394I, substantial 'reduction is noted. By far the largest course'-, of death is the collision of a- imo'tor vehicle with' a Tn years 3338, 1939, and'liMO, approximately sixty per cent of all motor vehicle accidental deaths were by collision with pedestrian. In 1941 this percentage was 52, In 1942 ind 1943, while there has been a definite 'decrease in total motor vehicle accidental, deaths, the per- taKc of all deaths due to collision with pedestrians, has to! per cent. With fewer motor cars on the accidental deaths caused by collision with other motor vehicles lave decreased markedly in 3942 ind 3943, reaching its lowest value over the lust six years with 17.

in 3. Two Theaters Closed By State Fire Marshal BUILDING AND LOAN DUES Payments to the- Nausatuck Building and 'Loan association are, 1 uo. E. C. LinKcnheld.

secretary, tin be at his office: all day today nd Wednesday nnd in the evening rom 7 to o'clock to receive Norwich, July The Strand moving picture theater in Norwich and Ihc Strand theater' at Mystic arc cloned by order of State Fire Marshal Edward Hickcy, who says the unsafe. Three other theaters in Norwich, four in New London, and one in Piiwcatuck have been approved after inspection Monday afternoon. The inspections arc pan of a campaign inaugurated lifter the disastrous Hartford circus fire which claimed 164 lives. Thirty-four of the OC signers of the Declaration of Independence were lawyers. -worry yon.

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Farmers and ranchers are breaking records in food production, despite handicaps. But to buying Bonds to pay for all got a job to.do biggest job of its kind in all our history. Uncle Sam can't go on supplying our fighting men with the tools they need and must have to win this war unless the money is there to pay for it. The money muse come from the from YOU. And because war costs are mounting higher than ever before, we must buy MORE BONDS than ever before.

There'll be a Victory Volunteer at your door during the 5th War Loan a neighbor who is taking time from his work to help Uncle Sam raise the money needed to finance this war. Don't 'turn him down. Don't asfc him to come back some other time. Don't. of all things tell him you can't afford 'more Bonds.

Make up your 'mind now that you're going to BUY MORE THAN BEFORE Uncle Sam is depending on our boys over there and they're not letting him dawn. We at home have the same responsibility! BUY MORE THAN BEFORE! And Art 5 Extra for Buying More Bonds in Sfhl War Bonds arc the safest investment in the world! 2. War Bonds return you $4. for every $3 in 10 years. 3.

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