The Centralia Enterprise and Tribune from Centralia, Wisconsin • Page 13

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1945 NAITGATUOK DAILY NEWS Page Five FLAKO PIE CRUST YOU'D SAVE YOURSELF lot of worry nnd be more certain of success by mnkitiK your pic crusts with procifion-mixcd Flnko. And It's so cnsy to ndd water, roll and bnkc. Success Is nlso mofo ccrtsun with precision-mixed New England May Get Another Month Of Winter Weather BoMton, Fob. arc, Now England will have to but I.Hi ono more full month of bltto winter wofttliot' before relief com MotooroloKl.it E. B.

Hideout of Boa ton'M radio Htutlon WEEI wnrnoi that severe weather will eontlnu until about March December, Klcleout propnrci a weather forecast li which ho predicted an old-fashlonoi winter with lots of snow and coU! prediction hna been boi'no on far with tho six-state area on (luring Its worst winter in 30years Rldoout. In expanding on hi Htatomont, uald that New England can expect another or two but nothing HM severe as las wuok'H blUxnrd. And he staid there may bo a warm spell around Fcb ruary 2-lth. but that It won't las more than day or two. Thu mntoorolofrlst said that near March, there will bo break in tho u'oathor which may produce floods tho heavy cover melts.

Canada's mint In 1938 produced 30 million coins. In 1942 production was 108 million pieces. Some words fool you: but BALLANTINE Me Beer always Purity, Body, Flavor QD America's Finest since 1840 A NJ. Lady Luck Gives Local First Army Veteran Furlough A Naugatuck veteran of the United States' First Army when the Nazis started their counteroffensive against the Americans on the 16th of December last year, surprised hla parents recently by returning homo. The local man who has been overseas 14 months is Corporal Charles J.

Noble, age 20, son of Mr, and Mrs. Charles Noble of Aetna street and it is understood that he received his furlough through the assistance of Lady Luck. It was learned that from a largo group of men in his unit nil- of whom had about: an equal length of service the name of one was to be picked for a The chaplain of his company who halls from Putnam, drew Corporal Noble's name. Corporal Noble's furlough will lust for 30 days, then ho will return to his unit. Corporal Noble saw action in three major battles and escaped without Injury although It is reported that he had several close calls, in hand-to-hand fighting with the Nazis.

Ho was 'in on tho invasion of. France on day and has traveled through France, Eel- glum, Luxembourg, nnd Germany, Noble who has been in the Army for two years is a graduate of Naugatuck high school. Prior to being transferred to the First Army he was with an anti-aircraft unit in the States. Great To'Be Free! Rescuers Make A Shellback Of Wildcat Pilot Washington Navy has lisclosccl the story of a Navy pilot who "jumped the Vying pan into tho fire" when he irought his plane down in Mid- Pacific duo to engine trouble just n. time to become a.

shellback xbourd a destroyer. Lt. William L. of Porter Drive) Watsonviile, away with a water landing vithout injury when his engine on him. At the time he was arced clown, an American destroy- spotted him and dispatched a feboat to tho rescue.

"Are you hurt, sir?" asked the oxswaln anxiously. "Not a scratch" Mathson re- "Are you an honorable shellback a lowly pollywog?" was the next uestion. As aoon as ho came aboard the cstroyur the ship's doctor oxam- ncd him nnd pronounced him fit ncl' able to withstand the rigors- an initiation ceremony as the do- ti'oycr crossed the Matlion duly became a shellback after osinf; a beautiful growth of wavy air and "suffering unspeakable ndignitios to his body and spirit that sitting was something less han a recreational pleasure for ovoral hours-" Mathson's only consolation was hat when ho returned to his cs- ort carrier several days later, he just in time to initiate tho ollywogs of his own squadron. A of quewtioiis is fired at their liberators by thcne happy YunkN, freed after three from the Jap prison camp, at Cabuno- tuiin near Cubu, Luzon, hy U. S.

Rangers and Guerrilla forces after the during surprise raid of Jan. They lire Marine Sgt. Eugene S. Commander (left) of Diego, und Pvt. Fred S.

Vlnton, Jackson, both were captured at Corrngidor. (International Soundphoto) On The Air Today MEAT FISH GROCERIES FRUITS AND VEGETABLES NOTE! OUK STOUKS IX NAUOATUCK, UNION CITY AND BKACON FAILS WILL Hiroi'KN WASHINGTON'S FEBRUARY SAVE ON THESE FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES I'KKSII I.AKCK Red Ripo Tomatoes Cello 59c COLOSSAL FLOIUDA ORANGES for Juice I-'ANCV FLORIDA '10's GRAPEFRUIT TANCY OKF.CON D'ANJOU PEARS CALIFORNIA BUNCH QA CAKKOTS bcl1 C'I's size 2 29c YELLOW ONIONS CALIFORNIA Iceberg LETTUCE All Sizes 4:00 p. in. Wife Party Views the News 4:15 p. m- Johnson Dallas from Paris Out for.

Music 4:30 p. in. Jones Forum from Paris 4:45 p. in. Brown the 'Record Harrigan 5:00 p.

111. a Girl Marries and Pirates Time Don 5:15 p. Faces Tracy and Bits m. Plain Bill' Armstrong Allen' of Mystery" 5:45 p. in- Pnge Fnrrell Road Midnight Mix Show Rcvuc 0:00 p.

in. ALL m. to America World Nows for Dining' p. Whose Sports Melody Serenade 6:45 p. in.

Thomas Lomax Peggy Mann, Songs CALII'OKNIA JUICY LEMONS I FANCY NATIVE BALDWIN APPLES lb lOc WEEKEND SALE IN OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT JUNIOR COLLEGE nay and Evening Classes Individual Instruction. Bulletin Free. Central Avi'. riionr 4-B772 VISIT ouit (iKKKTIXU DEPT. CtinlH Tor All Oi'iinslmiN VAI.KNTINES IIAKKK'S IIKLUXK Outc lb JELLO PUDDINGS Avoid Mlmkrr Cloff With I'rt-o Kiiniilnir STERLING SALT 2 CKKAM OK TOMATO SOUP SMITH'M GREEN SPLIT PEAS SMITH'S YELLOW SPLIT PEAS OKL MONTE DICKU A CARROTS To'lLET TISSUE CLEANS A MILLION THINGS OAKITE 3KALECT EVAP.

MILK 3 2 llo cans 1 II) 1 Hi pkgs Hi O'L Jurs 6.... 25c 4:: 36c UUSDIt'S I KtSH APPLE PIE tare, FRIEND'S BRICK OVEN rt 1G oz BAKED BEANS. 4 cans HONEV DROP GOLDEN No. SWEET CORN. BURN'S FANCY A No 2 APPLE SAUCE Ztall cons SKD.V PAPER A 80 count NAPKINS 2 Packages FRESH ROASTED FULMAR COFFEE.

AROMA Pke of TEA BALLS CLEANS CLOGGED DRAINS WITH PLUMITE 19c MUELLER'S MACARONI SPAGHETTI-NOODLES MUSSELMANS FANCY 28 oz APPLE BUTTER Mntli tlio Kiiiirnntoi'il We ntntli-prmtf ikliylliliift (tut tinil tin- work for 10 yearn. Music; News World Today 7:00 p. m. Show Lewis, Jr. Home Tomorrow Club.

p. in. is Our Business That Satisfies 7:30 p. m. Burns Show Hale Keen Chan to Go 7:45 p.

nj. Man 8:00 p. m- Morgan 8:15 p. m. 'n' Abr.er 8:30 p.

in. Shore's Open House Town Meeting Valloy Sheriff W.OR—Sammy Kayo's Orch. 0:00 p. in. Hall Hcattcr Bowes 1 Show 9:30 p- in.

Davis with jack Haley Archer Band; Story Teller Hour of Song 10:00 p. nl. Waring First Line 10:30 p. m. Vallce Show of Time to Romance phone tie 11:00 p- m.

ALL 11:15 p. m. Tighe, Songs O'Neill 11:30 p. in, of New World America by Van Cleave; Kay Armcn, Songs D. LIEBERMAN CHUHCli STKKKT iMfge Electric O05 Broilnr.s, Chrome Plated CCHNEER -CRCDIT JEWELERS' South Main St.

Your Eyeglasses Shop C. H. Tomlinsotf Ncury Buildlnjj NnucJitiick, Conn. Army Vets Inspect Huge Meat Quotas Chicago thou- ancd cattle, 27.0UO hogs' and 5,000 sheep march off to war every llay. Slaughter houses work at capacity pitch to supply the Army with this standing order, which, together with dairy products, comprises approximately 38 per of the soldiers' daily ration, the American Veterinary Medical Assn.

reported. To insure that this meat is wholesome, hundreds of Army veterinarians check daily quota, the AVMA said. "The Veterinary Corps inspects all meats and meat food products for, whplcsomencss as well as for other riRid specifications," the association, said. "In addition, further inspections nre.made when these products arc shipped overseas, and again when they are issued to the troops at the- railheads. "This is one reason why, in the present war, there has not been a single widespread outbreak of disease caused by unwholesome foods of animal origin." Illinois exceeds states except Texas in railway' mileapc.

If yards and torminal3 included, Illinois ranks as first, Nine Claims Against Circus Settled For fore Than $100,000 Hartford, ob. Nine claims against the Rlnsllng Brothers and Bnrnum and Bailey circus from last year's tragic been settled for more than Hundreds of other claims still arc in the process of settlement by a board of arbitration. The largest of the settled claims amounting to been awarded the estate of William L. Curlec, of Hartford. He was among the 168 persons who lost their lives in ths fire.

Five circus officials, meanwhile, will be presented in Superior court tomorrow to answer manslaughter charges. The 'state will ask for an early trial date! New Headgear DECLARE WAR Santiago, Chile, Feb. The Chilean government has officially confirmed the announcement made in Washinston yesterday that Chile will declare war on Japan. The Chilean embassy first made the announcement after signing- 'the United Nations declaration. Prime Minister Winston Church- Ill throughout his lengthy career has worn an extraordinary mim- bcr of hatN.

thin long lltit he's now added a Russian fur hat which he Is shown wearing as he left British headquarters in Russia to attend the parleys. (International) Electrified fences use In the United linlcetj together in a Mingle charged wire, would be 250,000 7niles Jong. Dcn't Neglect Slipping. FALSE TEETH Culm? ili-op, or wnbb)n whnn you inlk. Inuiih or xnr-pw? Hon'l he mmoyp'l itnel by nUfll llnnrth-npn.

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