Thursday, November 27 , 1941 . * KEYSTONE * ° | . ARF NEWS © | 1 | | | { | vals for vity of gros trast Here are s an unfettered i for national sed cannot have toe thing will pre private fiying will The fait that|in the no one has guedtioned the the Govertimer t's spend $100 000 DOO to teach BO 000 fly free 8 evidence pilot creating s thought At the present makera could fi at least 4 000 In man-hours an insignificant an essential for spread knowledg with flving it Ix rtant tems The army entually need of light-plane planes as well portant in n y shipa are a mobil maintained transportation Cy there ia tion at hans the taxicabs it is Pog this count airplanes we have to fi iy then The truth of [the t purchase and upe of at this time should be not only as something of tance to our national 8% an act of patriotism and his knowledge with aviation, |s img until the time whet in this country Casualiness as 1} the ery ed only the Atls Cambria airport the counties of tional Defense } yy visited that finely equipped and splen dilly managed airport and seen how effectively it ip promoting the Na fion's security? One of the shoet interesting rem. nants of early the | «Reserve | vy 1 nurses ve enter duty voluntarily, it is for the “dure FOUND-Bro white snd yellow | hound dog. Came to home of Henry Johnson. Pal ton R. D it NS Ww ANTED ae in Town. ¥ urnace Speuting done. In- NIT e who need money to Budget Flan. See Budget Plan, i for Sale. The former | “residsnce of G. C. Sticker, located * YOUR HEALTH * From the Board of Tristees of fle Medical Society of the State of Peansyivanis of which the { ainhria only Medio May onent A & P EMPLOYEES IN ARMED FORCES RECEIVE NICE BONUS PAYMENTS ri giddent For mo MTERSINE Nn Riser of employees tering service, we have found it pos sible to continue upplessenting the | | sutapanian tun they rec receive in Br he military compensation plan (provides A & P employees in service with 20 per cent of their annual sal- ‘ary in equal monthly installments All qualified full time and part time employees working more than 30 hours a week were made eligible for {compensation not to exceed $100 a month. In addition, the company as- sumed payment of premiums on the | RTOUp insurance policies held by the men. : The company’s first quarter report on the plan's operation showed pay- ments totalling $98,183, including in- surance, to 7.730 men: the second Quarter totalled $150.340 for 2.518 men, Additional inductions and en- Hstments increased these figures un- ‘tl at the present time more than 2.- 600 former employees are receiving Compensation at the rate of $700,000 a year. “Instead of paying additional com- pensation in § lump sum, the com- (pany believed that monthly payments would be of more practical value to | the employees,” Mr. Hartford sald "This was done In the hope that the [payments would better enable the {nen in service to meet responsibili- (Hes Incured in private life.” Scme of the men have elected to accept their check directly, while others have directed the company to pay relatives or dependents. In many ; Mr. Hartford reported, the check from the company is twice the amount of the man's base service Q What simple and satisfactory Wily is provided for al of us to ex UNION FPRESB.C COURIER Nd OU PON | $1.49 Lined 49¢ Steel King Pinids snd JACKETS WORK GLOVES Heavy blue Osuntiet. flats _ safety or C nn ge lined wires knit wrist 14% to 17 aE t Lienit Limit 2 pre fame 2 susdes, sine $1 Flannel WORK SHIRTS 970 OVERALLS JACKETS or Baavy hive i C diemiien. C 4 Riss 38 to 4. Lamit 3 Glosser's Men's Dept. y MEN!: You for WINTER! Is Read Men's Warm Winter SWEATERS Yalues in the Lot to $199 For work, dress seul sperts e Tipper Styles e Coal Styles o Pullovers os Crew Necks oe Tephers s Gubardines oe Brushed Wools Sporty eniors snd combine tions, sinew 38 to 48 MEN'S ALL- WOOL NOVELTY JACKETS Warm well made latkets § defy poll Tristy winter o Nisgara Plaids oe fraveman Meltnns ¢eWonl 2-Tones ss Weal Solids oe Gabardines Phil slopes foes efmnary nits andl plain Boones. Biash pockets Hizes MEN’S WINTER UNION SUITS 14 and 16-Pound Ribbed Heep wipreh and pro. tert wor Besith! A sivie fod svery man. MEN'S WOOLEN, WARM JACKETS | OWOOL MELTONS, OVERCOATINGS OWOOLEN TWO-TONES $3.99 Values Big, burly warm jackets of wool overcoatings ond meitons . . idea! for out- Zipper styles to 46. PiG- IRON WORK PANTS Dl ts thc ot to Outfit | Speciale j CANVAS WORK GLOVES ........... White ERTIES, Enki wrist lami 2 pairs DUCK HUNTING $1 PANTS ............ Heavy wrmy dnck, ret niirord Aonbhle seat and Roses MEN'S WORK 4c KERCHIEFS ........ alee thet red ae Bite te Heme sie firsts 8 MEN'S SLEEVE. S()c Part. we pevort knits ang Fabirdines sata raters surrs «....... 68° Spit model. sthilelis ty Ieee, sises 38 10 48 ovERaLis 1... 69¢ Heavy blue denim, | triple-snitehed samme. All sises. yk oY Ad jumiatile for shevtrie ti arbide lamp. heavy duck. STEEL KING WORK SHIRTS ... 97¢ Made to own spies if eatin New abhiirt if 1 ripe TUG O' WAR $9.29 PANTS ....i.0... KENTUCKY ~~ $6.10 Black jeeno futile, lined throughout, sims 19-43 CORDUROY Drab corduroy. hid ol Amitnad. et eH Red seversitie. HUNTING GAPS..." a a—— A ie svar ... 69° Drvhak or Satete-Buk Bites 36 to #0 BS —— PART-WOOL SOCKS... co0ees Reg ibe: part-woel. Beary cotton sox. Limsis § pate Springtex or Wright's, Haters gray, Sait Pepper. ER fuk $1.49 pe 330 UNION SUITS | OR DRAW] veivet fosce buck, Bod): $3.49 SHIRTS AND DRAWERS. . Wright's Howth ar Spriagtes, aetersl sume on. RAYON AND WOOL UNIONS .. to
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