Naugatuck Daily News from Naugatuck, Connecticut • Page 5

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1944 DAILY NEWS Haven Jail Investigation Has Been Completed ICavon. Sept. Stan 1 Ki'fi'ivi- Carl Foster has com- Ins investigation into at N'' Haven county. Jail, Vt prisuiiern escaped last Hiirh Sheriff J. Edward runs tin- jail, was the jyt of almut oO witnesses to Nuct'et Inquiry.

iiier svitmvws included guard's, luv, funiK-r jail und a and former in- tin- escaped prisoners, on aCter his capture, llifil prisoners were ublu to obtui Lll 3ail brau ilt 'n aaaiynea to outside Purchasing Agents To Meet Monday The Countr PiircliasinK Agents Associa- Ucul wil1 holcl Un- mectinK fit the Watcrburj ry club. Waterbury, Conn. on iucsidny, Sept. 2G, IO'M The cltib has offered privil- lor all p. are olf enthusiasts for the afternoon, pt-eced- the evening meeting Dinner will be served at 0:30 m.

Ihe speaker or the evening will Professor Hubert Greaves and is subject will bo "Public Spe and the Business Man Lovely Youthful Hats that lend CHARM AND DIGNITY 3.98 i Others SI.98 to SG.98 SAILORS PROFILES BERETS BRETONS FORWARD BRIMS WATTEAU BACKS Headsiaes 22 to 24 BLACK BROWN NAVY PURPLE FUCHSIA GREY, ETC. Handbags 31.98 to $4.98 Conn. 49 CENTER ST. Congressmen Going Home For Campaigns '(By United Fresn) Congressmen arc heading homo for reelection -campaigns after an" session on But before adjournment yesterday, both Houses formally approved a resolution commiuiny 'the United Slates to support a policy of equal access tu news throughout thu world. The rcsohil.ion also c.alls for non-discriminatory rates and ui'g'cs for the transmission of news and for equality in distribution.

ding international matlevs President Roosevelt is reported to have received a recominandu- lion from his advisers on France that General Charles De Gaulle's French committee be speedily as the provisional jjovern- nient of France. The recommendation also is said to propose that France bo given an equal voice in Allied councils all questions concerning the occupation and future of Germany. A step in that tiruction was taken yesterday when the President appointed Jet'- Cuffory to be the repre.scn- ativu of the United Slates 10 the De Ganulle group in Paris, Caf- 'ery will have the parsuanl ran); of ambassador, Meanwhile, the issue of freedom 'or India is back in the Woshing- on news. Chairman Syud Hossain the National Committee for Inlia's Freedom declares that EriL- in cannot, as he says, indefinite-, retain a stranglehold in India. an open letter to Prime Minis- er Churchill, charges i.hat (either the Indian people nor the utside world is prepared to tol- rate India as a privulu preserve t' the British empire.

On the home front. the War 'ood Administration' has ari- ounced that the government side On butter will be suspended torn the end of Sup! ember until' spring. 'But although the on-. 1 tire butter output will bo avail- 1 able for civilians during the winter months, the W-F'-A points out thu.l the luiuer production has declined and supplies are expected to continue tight. On The Air Today i p.

in, Pi-jgrum and Albert tatfc" Wife Correspondents 4:13 ill, New? Out for Music Skylar Norman Show Dallas in. Jones Forum the Record nt, Hu.n-ijr.an Brown Great stars in great radio plays ny great writers Is the keynote the gala fall season on "Cavalcade of America" over NBC Mondays nt 8 p. with Walter Huston as host. "Cavalcade" will present Bob Hope. Prances Laneford (shown hero, nncl Hope's entire overseas troupe, on the Or.i..

16 broadcast. p. m. i Tavern of Opportunity Your Navy Thin Man p. in.

Pays to be Ifrnorant Munn Show Busters iHeattcr p. in. Test p. m. are Funny WA.BC—That Boy Band W.OR—Double or Nothing 10 p.

in. Blaclde Eouts Shoiv 10:30 .111. Door Canteen VVA.TR» Music ot Belgium Sturn, Sports of the Army be announced 11:00 p. m. ALL p.

111. of Washington Brooks Vancla's Orch, Kobblcrn 11:30 p. m. Playhouse WILL AID FARMERS Hartford, Sept. Disaster Loan corporation is prepared to extend financial aid to farmers whoso properties were damaged by last week's hurricane.

A representative of the regional office at will tour plantation.s to ascertain damage to and crops. Orchard owners are advised apply for loans to straighten trees bent by the hijrh winds. Tax benefits wore granted mom- lie i's of the armed services hy 32 so far in 10-M. SIX ROOM HOMES (FOUR BEDROOMS) OF INDIVIDUALITY AT THE GLENRIDGE ESTATES Quinn Chestnut Sts. Naugatuck, Conn.

GOING FAST POFTT BE TOO LATE! Revelation In Modern Suburban Living. Restricted Community, Beautiful Wooded. Residential Section. Permanent Construction of Pre-War Design and Workmanship. Houses May Be Purchased on Lew Monthly Payment Plan or May Be Rented 5 Model Homes Ready For Inspection Daily and Sunday 0 A.

to 9 P. Each dwelling- in plot approximately GO 150 ft, Plenty of garden and yard space, Look At These Many Features WABC Raymond Scott Show in. When Girl Marries Tcn-y and the Pi- rates Uncle Bon fun with Dunn p. in. Wo Love and Learn W.TZ— Tracy Melody Review Chick Carter p.

m. Three Sisters Plain Bill WATR Jack Armstrong Tom Mix Show p. m. Wilderness Road Fro nl. Tugo Fan-ell Sea Hound WOR Superman p.

m. All Stations News p. m. WABC Murray Chorus WATR Dinner Music WTJ.C— Victory Is Oui- Business Elhol and Albert News; Inside Hollywood WEAF Serenade to America p. m.

News SlricLly Sports Bill Stern Whose War? Sports; Band News; p. m. World Today Pleasure'-. and Profit Stan Lomax; Sports 1 News Lowell Thomas 7:00 p. in.

I Love iv Mystery Happy Land Music Shop WOR Fulton Lewis, Jr. 7:15 p. m. WO.H Answer Man WABC To bo announced News of 1 he World 7:30 p. in.

WOR Keep Ahead Phone Your Answer WEAF Roth Chorus WJZ Lone Ranjjer WT.TC— Quiy, of Two Cities Friday on Broadway. p. in. Red Cross Program News p. in.

Aldi-ich Family WJZ- AT News; Parker- F.im- FranK Sinatra, shown norc, is originating his new Wednesday radio show In New York for a scries broadc.tsts (beginning Sept. 27)' al 0 p. e. w. over CTRR.

Mildred Bailey Show Van Cleave Variety WOR Galloway Orch. Sign ore News; Mr. 'Smith WOR McGrane, Stern Orchs. 'News; Strong- Orch. News Olson 'Orch.

in. WTIC- Three Suns; Leo Sims WJZ Herman Showcase WOR Lee Castle Orch. WABC Johnny Orch. Body Of Victim Of Hurricane Is Recovered Stoninpton, Sept. hurricane death loll in Connecticut has reached eight with the recovery of tho body of Albert L.

Ryder of Wethcrsficld from Lonp Island sound. Ryder disappeared, from Nianu'c while securing boat with 15-year- old Morton Spencer of Hebron. Spencer's body was found last Still beinfr soujrht is Mrs. Fred- crick Scnkbcil of Hartford, whose husband died during the storm ut Old Lyme. BOKROWKD KOHES News; Sunny Skylar Cities Service cert Sprinpticld, Sept.

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MURPHY CO. I Church Street Naug-atuck, Conn. Arrangements For Union Service On V-Day Complete Protestant ministers in the borough have completed plans for a union service to be held at 8 p. the day peace is declared in either the Eastern or European theaters of war, it was announced flay. The service will be hold.

at the Congregational church, with nil ministers taking part. Tht entire community is invited (o attend and share in the service. Cooperating ministers are Rev. IMward R. Hancc, Rev.

Arthur Lnwi.s, Rev, William R. Rev. Paul Peterson, Rev. Harold Lucas, and Rev. T.

Bradley Long- with the latter acting as chairman of arrangements. "We call the day war ends- V-day," Longstaff said. And to the degree that we will have achieved victory, there will be rejoicing and thanksgiving. But there will be much ahead-that will demand our continued efforts. The termination of hostilities in -Europe still leaves us with '-be burden of the war in the'Far Eaut.

Even 'then, the 'peace has still to be achieved. The disillusioning experiences of the years following'1918 attitude us we approach the oppor- mu.kc for IL numule tinii prayerful tunities and problems of the prcs- cnt postwar world. It with thix in mind that the Protestant churches of our community are uniting in providing this service of worship which will give expression to penitence, spring from a vital Christian intercession and dedication, which ''bc Methodist and probably many Bother will be opun for prayer meditation on V-day, Mr. STRIKE ENDED Sept. (UP) Danish Prcmi Service that it a general utrlke in Copenhagen street cam and rnjlwayji arc oi- on normal Hchedulcn.

Service uayu police throughout the city are cooperating wJlh tho GoKtupo And guards. i ACCORDION CONCERT and DANCE presented hy DOMENIC MECCA Sunday Evening, September 23rd, 1944 ut 8 o'clock F. C. ANTHONY MECCA MKCCA ACCOKDION ttAND John Biicclil Nick Mecca. Punla J'crxlo Charles Conner, Tenor -Anthony.

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