Naugatuck Daily News from Naugatuck, Connecticut • Page 5

FRIDAY, AUGUST 25, 1944 Portable Storage Tanks Made By U. S. Rubber Co. Are Used In Combat Areas A French Boy Comforts His Pal For Transportation And Storage Of Gasoline, Oil And Aromatic Fuels synthetic rubber tanks now bt-injr oxlunsivuly used in cninliat areas I'tir both the trans- portatiuii and utorntfi! of gasoline, oil nnd aromatic fuels, to Insure nn adequate supply of those vital (ill timo.x. IWi-lopi-d by United Status Uuli- company, the.se.

huKe coIUipsi- lih- tunUs can lie sec up or taken down very quickly. Advantages of tin' synthetic rubber Cuol ttinks fur uvut'seas use 'that thny am nnd can bo shipped in Kiimll lire lijjht In weight. easily canKjul'luKoi! In the ilolil nml can In- quickly set up or ilnwn foi 1 transportation in a in'W locution by very small ci-i'w. r.ei'oiv their stoul tanks ttri-f needed sturiitK or trans- Tanks fin- transporting fuel fii'c mailf with trillion capacity, car- nix! nn a standard 2 truck iiiul with 2700 Ka'lon capacity, ihive of which arc ciirriud on Cine raili-iiiul flat car. Stmak'i' tanks, usucl for 'advance rumliat or supply back of lines, will hold either .1,000 or R.nitU gallons of KUSO- World War A Year Ago August 25,1943 I In speech to 30,000 Canadians in Ottawa, President Roosevelt warns the Jx'unis to surrender because "surrender would pay them better now than also says that the Quebec conferences wore devoted to discussions of our common purpose' In this purpose is "a determination to achieve victory In the shortest possible time." Maj.

L. George, chief'of the U. S. Transport Command, predicts economic collapse for Germany by the end of the year if the air offensive can be continued. BrltlsH" Mosquito bombers return further to damage Berlin.

Russian troops capture Kenkov, SO miles northwest of Kharkov, and GO other places. lui" 'I'lii' rullapsililo fuel tfinUs are made of mildew-proofed 1'abric cuatrd with two types of syn- th'-tic rubber. one with a low dlt'- and the other with quiilitios, Tanks must withstand hoat up to XtJG du- I 1 and sold to zero, since they an- 1'einf; used In youth Pacific operations as well as in Africa and Witt) uvury rank is hipped a manual with full instructions for assi-mlily. maintenance, repair nnd as well as an equipment chest includintr fittlnfjs and repair materials can be re- pairi-il in I'loltl a.s easily and speedily as a tire's inner tube. Americal Division Buys Most Bonds Somewhere In the Southwest Americal Division, veteran of two major cum- puiKns anaitist the Japanese in the South Pacific, led all other Army divisions In this theater in purchase of war bonds under the Class allotment plan, it was announced by Col.

Edmund Bunyon, division finance otllcei of Eelmont, Mass. The American Division was the Cifst S. armed force to see offensive action against the Axis in World War when it fought th Japs at Guadalcanal. Finds Of Bill Rihts Providence, An original copy; of-'tlfie rBlllVbf- Rights' has ibeen 1 unearthed Ming Mary T. -'Qulnn, state The which tia'd' been tiled with" a miscellaneous collection of maps, Is In condition.

Miss. Qu'jnn says -that only seven of the 14 originals, are known to be In by states; is' In 'the 'federal archives "and the seventh is on exhibition in 'New 'York'. BOBBY PINS DEFACE POOL San- no scarcity of bobby pins one place, anyhow. San Dlcfso Club authorities say one of the hardest Ijarts of cleaning the club'n swlm- ming pool the removing of runt spots caused by bobby pins-on the bottom. WOHKS IIAKD FOR Although totally blind, Mrs.

Clara Anctll of Fltchburg has knitted 58 for her 20 npphews in the -armed forces. the go glfU, Kffto that'arc Just a from Exchange Drop In. We've been helping Waterb'ury pick gifU for 'JO years! CLYNK GLASS SHOP itt llurrluin Aye. GREAT COMEDY IS CURRENT LEAD AT THE LOEW THEATER WUO.VO OX TU'O COUNTS Vprnon, Mt. 'Vrrnori boys were ordered to work fur tin- park when they were found of breaking an ordinance iiKainsi throwinff missiles In the Thi' police magistrate warned them that the of pop buttles must stop only because (liinccr to piM-sons on the Ki'Oimd.

but because of a scarcity of i'0p bottles. "It Happened Tomorrow," now playin.tr at the Strand, is a funny Now At Strand picture. is a flnC' thing- to be able to saj' about a comedy. The plot of the film, which stars Dick Powell. Linda Darnell and Jack Oakie, is a Rone Glair natural, It deals with the stranfce and rib-tickling tribulations of a young reporter, yaunjr Larry Stevens iDicIc Powell), of the Eve'- News, of 1S90.

he is a copy of tomorrow's newspaper. The source of this desirable arrangement ia the fatherly ghost of one Pop Benson, for- of the files of the As AiiierUain shells scream nvurlicad, a little Fnmch lioy frijrhtcncd li.v cliiNpIng him chisi; on a In St ftinntidV AlthmiKli the has shattered windows and ruined down mi him. till' yomiKStor, eyes has thoughts his U-rrlfliid animal. V. si.

(International Sound- photo) Argentines To Study Stars At Mt. Locke SeabeesRaid Junk Pile To Make Scooter Austin, Carlos' Washington The cvcr.Jn- U. Ccsco and Jorsre Sahn.de, as- nious Seabces again -uphold will do research-work at McDonald! thln OUL nothing. Observatory in West Tcxns soon.i Two Soaboes on a Pacific isle cx- Dii'U Powell stars as tt gay, ing and (juick thinking reporter in "It Happened Tomorrow," (he Aniolil I'l'esstiurger playing now at tin: Struiitl tlic- iiti-r tliroiigli United Artists rc- FREE SKHV1CK Phone Us! Waterbury Heating Co. Spring 'I-W78 Smart Full DRESSES Wools Crepes mor keeper News.

As result of his possession of the newspaper, Stevens is able to predict tomorrow's weather and sundry other events u-hicii ultimately li-ucl hitn to the calaboose. For the police, not believing in, his natural prowess, suspect him of very real and practical knowledge of several crimes. Managing to fret out OL' the criminal against him. your.R Mr. Stevens finds himself first hero then a rich man as a result his pre-ordained winnings a 1 tin races, and finally retid.s his own obituary in another edition of thi.

phantom paper. Tho climax to this disturbing situation (for Mr. Stevens; is a clover and complete surprise. will maintain our good standing in the ranks of reputable reviewers and ui'Ke you see it for yourself. Mr, Powell is thoroughly rijrht as Larry Stevens, contributing: that charm which is so singularly his own to create a likeable por- 'truit of a likeable, if harassed, yotini; man.

Aiding and abetling in the vn- oiantic ioad is lovely, dark Linda Darnell. Miss Darnell portrays Miss Sylvia, a clairvoyant who puts on a fake act with nor uncle. Jack Oakie. Columbia's "The Racket Man," the picture which exposes America's latest billion dollar racket, the black markets, is also on the same program. Tt features Tom Ncal and Jeanne Bates.

Dr. Otto Struvc. McDonald director. has informed -University of Texas regents. Sahade and Dr.

Ccsco ously' have 'used the 82-inch te'e- second targesL in the for photographic material which was analyzed at, Yorkos Obser'va- traded a few odds ends from the island junk pile to build an electric scooter, which they now arc ridinp- about in envied style: and comfort. The scooter runs.at! more than 20 miles per hour; and' can cover 25 miles on a. single The vehicle was built by' electri-- too-. University of D''-1 dan's mate I'-c Venu-csca of said. ArrangemoiHs arc being made for Dr.

Sergei Gilposchkin, forme Russian usiror.omcr, now a me ber of the Yorkes staff, to work McDonald Observatory in Dcou ber. Built by the University of Texa and staffed and operated' by th University of Chicago, the Me Donald Observatory is located a to C.TflO-1'oot Mt. Lncko" in Texas. A of $900.000 by til W. J.

McDonald of Parisf Tex. provided original funds. 'Land foi- the observatory wn: deeded by Mrs. Violet Locke Me Ivor of Concord. N.

bavin; been part of the original Up-and Down ranch of C. S. Locke, foi whom the mountain was named. "All astronomers who hnve uset the teloscopo acree that it is the finest and most efficient piece of astronomical machinery that thob have cncounlcrod." 13r. Slruve said The instrument's driving anism makes it po.ssible for the observer to follow the stars Inruujjii the heavens.

A recent arr.intrumont Indiana to use Llie telescope tun clear nights a year by contributinc; to its fund. STOLKN" J'OMCTC CAU Toledo, O. souc-ht one of their cruisers for 15 hours he other day in the belief that it lad been stolon. The car turned up the city garage, where it was. Talk Over Invasion Exploits I'nr DependikbU' Auto Iii.suruncc Sec Union City Insurance Agency v.

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Thy junk pile ingred'i-' ents included three Iilanc Ijnttci'ics. a broken puUputt I'rtiiiic, .1 cast-off biljrc j)ump mo-- tor. some lengths of bicycle chair, two scnoter whucls, parts a brahu, iwa. star.ter,' buttons, an old ammeter aiiti bits of wire. tindcrg-oinft- repairs.

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