7, 1944 “I Will Go Unte The Altar To Carry Bomb Over Ocean of God”... Amidst Rifle Fire v ould be fired from calcuated would have to he built to Ras Germany to New York need an 3000 miles, would not cross all | 3 # ¢ f 3 d Cae AE La } 4 ge - — f : os on ; ow an initial weight of 2500 tons to in one plece, bul would be the t ree | Be 4 2 i Ey ; : : ¢ y 1 ; : i sh | ; pe 1 wie Fe carry just one ton of explosives rocket proposed originally by | ; : ge FL i : Muchine To start off the ground i Belgian, Dr. Andre Bing ! have to burn about 100,000 p This rocket is made In four parts, of fuel a second, and the damege | three of them being fuel carriers | in Germany from the bl of fire 'a: fourth a war-head After | might be 100 times greater than the part used its fuel it drops | one-ton explosive could inflict niece, off. Parts two and three ively Each rocket would cost $10,000,000 do the same thing, Finally, there is], and up the war-head, traveling Those calculs were reported | under | own momentum like an to the aviation division of the Met- shell : Ameri Soclety gineel Cumberland, Md A of the society, he was one American experiment- the December 14, 1944 THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. December 2500- Ton Rocket Needed Fitzpatrick on A rocket that would ond the enemy sten Gun Fire Heard would the is unde d thi * has SUCCeSS tions In Maritime Service written about | War, but then the rocketeers moon Of rockets were before the that at the steps 1 have velocity equently idea wi aiming : 3 Alfred of me un of the leading ers with rocket war, The eleration the during it across most of Atlantic. The velocity required yimost five miles a second Alfricano propulsion before given war- for the V-3, the 31001 bomb, estimates threatened trans-Atlantic are based on performance of the V-l and of the V-2. plus the engineer- ing principles of known dri POW = need to keep flying er obtained from rocket jk I path around t art) : | Such estimates, before tl 7-1. | satellite at th 500 mile altitude ES FF v J 1 y London's buzz-bomb, was wi : s and examined, agreed clo the final verified facts, Not much ible at present is known about the V-2 the “flying | speeds cf 8000 feel a telegraph pole” bomb, but f lame which were calculations agree with war by Africano is known rrant speculation on the : The 2500-ton t peed of a Ww on Staggered Pash speed 5 all a would in in Interrant locity does not em feas- Nevertheless, the second for a jet obtained before ufficient Seem - again the what little are which Africano v-3 GOD 1S MAN'S PRESENT AND ETERNAL REFUGE ner of the world and people, Nisdcm, all are re overrules all humanity to enjoy Christianity deemable Charles W, Dixon : ’ E God rules and And everyone Faul MeCloo key Pvt, Clyde T, McCloskey Pvt. Harold McoCloske is destined here to live; : why We are destined Olten not know But first, God Also, we are glad to give freely gives to u teries inv ttent seaman (oe to all worthy reach ite OUr a on: ation mind Infinite my All around Man ond Yet are New Guinea Bellefonte Navigator Gets Second Award of consider human find Young Service Man Pens Home Thoughts the of some for man, out to for man to comp: Irson, are not important life's problem, ns which de! Many To th Mz: I And debate n the human soul is an infinite need; My . jeorge. & graduat the ’ Mei 4 to Fort las tn ' ¢ Belgium P 1 Kk Ls e Alr M 4 i — * ml te >} 14 ty need " Sean] ' i. 4 . i ) 4 ¢ On God's love, humanity need Mark High School, is 1 k Oklinl \ ’ ' ed engine to infantry. He y . § ! orrisdale ( Wounded God, the everlasting fountain of bles man author : ‘ } th Alr Fo “2 ' Enough oe to wporal sed iil Average | In infinite God wants ! 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Bellefonte Man Becomes Licutenant Servicemen retur: t and other in form ation received in past few weeks reveal that Wil who Is believed 10 have been was instantly kill- which sald to was dental origin O this coun« ng in a depot d in the explosion have been of ace He was buried in nd home ned clo ’ y Nn Baris | the of the belor ' tit 4 brother here has received several 6 WhS tr photographs of the grave, It is re- greatest 1 ported that a number of other men at would bring victory also lost their lives in the accident bring him home at las ssignmer The Bellefonte man, native The lefor jeutenant. a grad- Union City, was a son of the late Mr more confidgnt as he flew ate of the Bellefonte Hich School land Mrs. D. I. Willard, of Bellefonte that day, ‘ armed forces and spent his boyhood years here For inside of him something apo Nn mpleting his second He attended the Bellefonte High to say of stud Penin State. Prior School, leaving school in the early Live true to God as life going to OMecer Candidate School he! 20's to enlist in the Navy. Early in way took special work at the University of Illinol Courses of In | Tex., include tion, supply A cemetery near sCene accident and the uni rks CX of mew He felt tered rs Year to seemed fowrenr/ World War 11, while employed as a Relieve | Miseries of Your rs at You fo back home, lad soon be back to stay 7 ai rush on ME Man Im Distance lines | Gok Bronze Medal | Greely Jordan, of Centre Hall, R. D.. last week received word that her son, Cpl. Fred G. Curry, (iad been awarded the Bronze Star Medal for distinguished service in the Eu- ropean theatre of war The citation accompanying medal read In part: “The courage coolness, skill, and disregard for | personal safety displayed by Cpl. | Curry reflects the highest credit on | switchboard operator on the subway system of New York City, he re-en- listed in the Navy. Survivors in- Shute his wife, who is now employed sis sk BABYS COLD TRUCKMAN- SPARE THAT TIRE! A “% As He Sleeps plain Osceola Mills Soldier 3 Now most young ko Fa Just mothers use this | Is Missing in Action | » modern way torelieve | miscries of a child's | Mrs. Albert McKinney, Coal Run, | | cold. Even as you rubs | | received word from the War Depart. | { ment that ger husband is missing in it on, Vicks VapoRub | starts to soothe irritation in nose and | 1 _.l8ction In Germany since November | { During training, each candidate], qo. word was received Sunday, | throat, loosen phlegm, ease coughing. | Then, as baby sleeps, VapoRub Iwas given the opportunity to prove Dec. 3. by his e 0 - {his ability to command and handle | peng Baath Ve, the | pr a PENETRATE s | troops |¢ ceola Mills i And youll at Barkley administra- organization of te army, sanita first ald, chemical warfare, tactics, training and Jogis- ties. Throughout the course, especial | stress was placed on the develop- | ment of physical stamina, which | was climaxed by a week-long fle ia problem which gave the candidates | | practic al experience in solving tacti.! {eal situations under simulated eom- the | | bat conditions truction : medical tion Truck tires are scarce today . bi It was a big rush last year. It may be even bigger this Christmas. ving repairs basi can help with “U8.” Transportation Maintenance— the plan that truck operators everywhere find is sav- to upper bronchial Ing suck fire miles 2nd FIRING ize Ce. Doe for tubes with its special . So please help keep Long Distance lines clear for essential calls on December 24,25 and 26. War still needs the wires — even on holidays. THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF PENNSYLVANIA a { himself and the armed forces of the | United States.” Cpl. Curry entered the service In December 1041, and was sent over- seas in June thig year, landing In England. He was sent into France a short time later, Wounded in Germany Mr, and Mrs, Emerson Smith, of Morrisdale, received a telegram that their son, Pfc, Milton B. Bmith, was seriously wounded in action Novem ber 18 In Germany. Receives Son's Alr Medal Gottlib J. Lalch, of Munson, Oak Leaf Clusters representing two additional awards of the same decs| posthumously awarded his oration, son, First Lieutenant Walter C.| Laich, Alr Corps. The citation is as ed the service’ in April, 1944, He | ONLY V. “For meritorious achieve. went overseas in September, follows: ment while participating fo fifteen sorties against the enemy” has, just received the Alr Medal and two! « There are four small children in| | the family: George 5, Nancy 1, and Albert, 4 weeks old Shirley 3,| Albert is a member of the Infan- | try. He trained at Camp Blanding, | Fla, and has been in France, Eng- land, Scotland, Belgium and he many. 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