September 16, 1943. THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. Page Thre Is Teletype Expert | Turkey Producers | * Urged to Speed up Large Demand For Turkeys To Meet Army Christmas Requirements Centre county turkey are being urged to speed up the fin- ishing and marketing of some of their birds to help the Army Quar- | termaster Corps meet its August and | September requirements ot {lion pounds of turkey to be shipped overseas. The turkeys will be used In { Thanksgiving and Christmas din- ners to be served American men at every base or fighting front abroad Helping to fulfill equest hould be the first order of business turkey prod ment o ah our nx ng thi fOr ELH cers say verns- Making it possible for men ve typical y gern | rkes 1 all one m the heir SAC! 3 ais the them that folk yreciante backing th ul ecm uu Bibles Go With Every Life Raft In U. S. Fleet transport ion of in protected ruidance forced went inspirat to the men the and take disaster to water of being salt water by the that protects p machi guns the Wa ar Depar are rom the effects of same ty tols, rifles and landing operatio ment pe of cover ns reports the cov- exactly 1¢ Bible, he Chap- standard teclive ring for them. The covers were developed by the Quariermaster Corps from a pliable, transparent waterproof film known as vinyl They buovant ent to float tl if they are identally hoard or incongruity Bradford used for pistols are f Mr. and Mrs Hall en-|® have been 1942 center wa Cpl. Harold F. or copies of th ado Size { lains Corps as a Cover wiiecre Corps are w book 11} EN ac i Over ¢ over ol washed out in heavy seas Cunn Robe completed inciuded the func. maloten ance and operation of nal combustion engl } plants and pumps. Pi blueprint reading ane wing also included Assignment HOAs hment Blue] tion, YVRICS ical dra were Honorabty Discharged course to the i of 3 . rt on the high l establis aduated to some Awaits icket ve Wounded in Sicily and Mrs, Willlam K. Butter- 1, of Chester Hill, near Philips ave received a communica- from their Sgt. Vincent Butterworth, a member of the U. 8 Rangers, that he has been wounded in action in Sicily. He states that he has nearly recovered from his wounds. He participated in the in- vasion of North Africa before he was sent to Sicily burg, tion aon, Home on Furlough Ends Basic Training Leidy Peters, son of Mr L. B. Peters, of Philipsburg, granted leave following ¢ of his basic training at ‘he U. 8 and Mrs has been mpletion Naval Training Station, Sampson, N. Y. He Is now eligible for further assignment where additional instruc. tion will be given, Bluejacket Peters may qualify for a petty officer rating One of the misfortunes of the na- tion is that there are too many ple telling too many people much peo- too Western Electric HEARING AIDS ARE DESIGNED BY BELL TELEPHONE LABORATORIES ¥ AND ARE MADE BY THE SAME PEOPLE WHO MAKE YOUR Two babies with two bot. 4 Unless one takes more than his share! People with party-line tele phone service must share, too. | Monopolizing the line is unfair, Give your neighbors their share BELL TELEPHONES Western Electric HEARING AIDS PRODUC T.0F BELL TELE PHONE LABORATORIES RESEARCH fr THE AUDIPHONE CO. i 509 Diamond Blvd, | ’ same for you. JOHNSTOWN, PA. C. C. McKelvey, Manager. * Bend TREE book, Replein FREE toot. . $ gs WIRE ” g THE WAR! | ws Address L ne asm nied THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY We make weekly trips through your OF PENNSYLVANIA territory, Write vs for appointments. | I — | | | | | || | | producers 10 mil= | tles should have no battles. | of the line and they'll do the 5 — a a hd el pa td : Ce nt - Hall Get wh — Jolan H. Brown n May 24. 1943, and 9 ya AN Re ARG hi ; H. Brown ic training ir. field ar “ sHown, « IS on ( Mr. AnD eraduate : Fast Pv. Albert Dutrow Mr Cpl. Paul Brown Pot. _ Served in n England Pyi. Charles W, Chandler, . Tech, The Sgt George MoClusick oom i 3 Bye h tw 1925. and } the Bellefon the service amp ANE Givisaon Polk. La. He schools and be- sent to Camp ats Pfc. Rogers Graduate McC! 28, enlist Airplane Mechanic 3.25 Aust 20. 1910. and fom the 2 he od by fis. there nded the Cl re entering the J. H. Fr Aarence the army wa ance Refractories employ Later { Ple. lee N in Lot F Rogers of has | ig been graduated from Guliport Field, issis Army Air Forces |g al Training Command school } for airplane mechanics specialized in maintenance of id trans type airplanes During his Pic. Rogers nical course of inst 112 days of At conch schooling, he days in Gulfport Field's ‘Guadalcanal’ Grad. uation Field Test Area, where he lived in a and put his knowledge under combat itions nicknamed its rugged Roger son of Ger Be Rn D 2 Ee iefonte M 5 i her of the brothers Pvt ar fy Lat | A third the clusick, marti an en= brother, 20, entered the December 20, 1042. and is servis the ski troops. He is now in C ia and expects lo be sent on Albert formerly was employe al th ick plant in Clarence Albert bi "Eg ioe somewhere in Iran the ser X Ses d hi A probably in entering vice he CArgo at port . for: i Wed as a attended minet . the ay =" received . niral ’ 3 § Ary mechanical instruction the sion formal Americans Offer Many Ideas For spent eigh pup tent to work The because of 3 a8 rough could The film Adol! Lest a his of the movie makers pre duct ng about the strange death Hitler, a prize for method of eliminating him and in so far as Der concerned Americans are race teeth pulled by cond area is that he reither eat, ‘Guadalcanal’ R set-up Pfc. Rogers wag employed as a shipping clerk in civilian life by the Piper Aircraft Corp. of Lock Haven Awarded Arm~ Medal Private First Class Tony Frontino, of Bandy Ridge, a member of Bat. | tery A, 688th Field Artillery Bat- talion, has been awarded the Army Good Conduct Medal, it was an- nounced by Major Andrew R. Willey, battalion commander. Pvi. Frontino is the son of John Frontino. Before entering the army Pvt Frontino Iwas employed by the Jackson Candy Company, Osceola Mills offered i Edith Johnson North wood, Cal, said he was a mat, the rats have him. Arnold Rochester, N. Y.. showing how to insert a in the gentleman's mouth of Holly- discovered {hat so let Fuehrer is a bloodthirsty To Universal studios came thou- sands of letters suggesting =very- thing from incendiary mustache wax to hungry ants to drowning in his own tears. The winner of the $100 war bond was 8¢t. Don Bortfieid of Camp McQuade, Cal, who suggested that a pretty woman shoot him be. tween the eves. Miss Gale Sonder- gaard did just that and the sergeant {who came to Hollywood at studio | expense) said he couldn't have done) a better job himself. ——————— I S———— oh | Then he looked through the let-|of firecrackers: THEY NE ve R GNEA SUCKER | ters of his competitors and he cring- match, pvt. Warren Evans of Ash- squeere him like a potato bug. Base, Richmond, Va., squad was good enough for him. Mrs George Made! of Linden. N. J drop tonsburg, Ky . er him and set him afire John A. Johnson of Buffalo, N. Y.. ed. Edwin Anderson of 8wan River, ford General Hospital, W. Va. | Man. urged the incendiary mus- to put Hitler's feet | tache wax. Miss L. L. Kline of New|fresh cement and leave him indefi-| | Albany, Ind. sald Hitler should have nitely How gambling tricksters and| {cheats trim the innocents explained | by Michael “Mickey” MacDougall as {the result of his novel adventures. Look for another chapter in this | exciting series in the September 26th issue of The American Weekly, the | Hawk Run. received word from their i big magazine distributed with the 5 t Baltimore Sunday American. 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Dowdell Raised To 1st Lieutenant compan) adminis and It 1Pervision the army has under his several hundred men He is a graduate High School. Later State but his 80 that service, He HH Cadet Subsequently OCS and was Since that country at tary posts Lt. Dowdell is married to the for. mer Dorothy Raye Wooten, of Cal- houn City. Miss Dowdeil Bellefonte he attended Penn education was inter. he could enter the an Aviation he attended commissioned in 1042 time he has served his several important mili- £ L4H rupted enlisted as Expert Marksman Corporal Clair H. Kreamer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clair Kreamer, { who is stationed at the Air Forces Redistribution Station No. 1, Atlantic City, N. J. a8 a marksman with To qualify as a marksman, ut of a possible 220, ] ‘Wanted! 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