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UNION PRESS COURIER
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Patton Courier, Estab, Oct. 1883
Union Press, Estab May 19305
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ton 5 ard en el ms second
clings at
the pos!
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Business Mgr
Editor
F.P Cammarata
Thos. A
rivens
Subseription, $2 a Year in Advances
Adver : Application
The endeavor of the Union Press.
ceroly and howestly
represent Trade Union Workers in
efforts {to obtain eConoMmt freedom
through organizations as advocated
by the CIO and AFL. and we solicit
the support of trade unions Mater
ial for publication must be author
ized Dy the organizstion it repre-
sents and signed by the President
and Secretary and bear the seal
Courier is bi Bin
The Union Press Courier gives its
advertisers the advantage of the
cumibined circulation of the two
largest circulated weeklies in Cam-
ria County and has & reader cov-
“rage that blankets Patton and the
major mn ifnitn LE towns ey -—
Sg = sb A A A bei AR
plantation program for
i'txas and New Mexico. But its a
ng-haul remedy some plants ready
others in four
AS and fuel
Bie next year
be Curtaizad
guile Censorship
i coining Navy
nb a1 Wire
sent shroad
itr g
Fir igen
PPOs o0 Re
ORE ress
FROM
it's coming. (
the “I'raging-wits
giving full
CENTRED
«1 this
Cfficinls say
pews will he less Haig
i8 Machinery will be
Price control bills
tightened up. hurried. Won
ime to preves i dangerous
Le a
MO
AMERICA'S war with the Axis
Powers may compiotely siter the po-
Hticel picture in 1842 in Pennsyiva
nig when 8 Goverror is 19 be sected
It may deter five prominently men
tioned candidates Democrats
and two Hepublicans
nominations They are UV. BRB Benator
Davis, and Major General
Martin, Republicans, U7. 8
Senator Joseph FF. Guffey, Anthony
J. Drexel Biddle Jr. American Am
baasador to etled governments, who
iz stationed In London, and William
CC. Bullitt, President Roosevell's per
sonal represesfiative in the Near East
all Democrats
three
frostn
James 3
James J
sae e
All: FIVE have
front as prospective
in Ww of the present
is believed they will pref
in their respeciive posis
gre now vitally needed be
War. An inventory of what
fl at the present time for Govern
witild seem Lo be Hepublicans Bam.
wel BB Lewis Lisutenasnt Governor,
and William 8 Livengosd,
of Internal Affairs, as well as former
Slats Beoretary of Commerce, Rich
sed Brown. Oiber oulstanding Dems
ocrats mentioned are F. Clair Hows,
been in (he Tore
candidates, but
emergency it
fo retain
where they
siamese od The
Ligier in
_- 2
| will attend promptly
= ioe Dain hat comes before it.
¥ for a stop tu part
bickering wit Hkely be recognised a
the leaders of both political partids
due 0 the nation's unanis nly in the
war jasue,
$Res Hp
~ THE WAR wil jikenly be a
long one; all plansare being made on
that Dosis. The first your may alesost
Sntirely be a defensive war, due Ww
iste start on Army, Two ocean
vy and offensive weapons Conoen-
as of the guesses is from theese to
five years. The gent official wor-
ry st the present is Russia's attitude
VEry
¥
hgh at
secking |
Secretary
flrs
NAGEMENT
may decide to solve
isbor reistions problems through reg
Une or two region
al sgresments made last week
T Labor Bill, passed in the
House, will lie on the Senate shell
WAT
cxf is physical
exploited
LABOR MA
cer this week
onal agprvsinents
Were
will the
bret
Labor gens support
i pad ia to he
i i v Bist omiust not be
EERE
SMALL Bl
still unscived
BINESS
Bmall machine sho rs
piredl 1s % Fe
£¥F greater Siweedd RI 3
ind Eas i Pras ay Iw w
fide No Exution yet for those who
ain't ¢ to war wink
workers growing by leaps and by
iirsls Yoith army and navy
aliy abeirting ne #1
RY Be mh ge
fioxibily
rye Shortage
Fold
ihe WOrKers. many
ant the
wrvdilere
Prods
Ge fenase
CHEER
THE
farndusliyv all of
NAT is
thie Bre bmginning
realize 11. The infamous silack of
he Axip-inapired Japanese
fotitlry, in one single bow, brought
spontaneous unanimty to the United
Btale citizens. Perhaps we have sufl-
Uw BFE OEE
fered a major defeal in the Pacific,
Cat what we have lost there, Hitler
romp
detecting airplanes in fHght will be
given al Pennsylvania State College
tie second semesisr to prepare sty.
Gents to apply for conumissions in
Signal Corps of the 17, B. Army
Navy, it was announced recently
basic course will enable the
students to take further work in ul
tre short waves, Prof. Chas. 1. Kin
stow, head of the Department of Elec
trical Engineering, pointed out. Am.
eran officers now in England are
{he
anda
+ Tel
Feiting froni Hine instruction in the |
operation of radio beam detectors
which Britain and the United Sistas
are developing in quantity, he said.
Open only to seniors who have ma-
jored in electrical engineering or phy~
| for
is
£2
Lik
Fics ahd who have had certain pre- |
{scribed work in electronics and com-
California, |
Hp
'COLVER NOTES
Mrs eth
Blarnesboy
gro Miss
Hosp tal
Hens ¥
iany
Eduicy
Mra
Fadwards
Mr and
very
recovering
Raturday
=. § Fong 3
forms He is giient in the
ef Hospital
SWAMP WATER DUE
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
Revamp Water
0 the foreheding
sinipiand that shapes the lives
VER BY
Ai Cane
and
8 hates of mbit
Ae reed
Bunday and Monday
sfennan as Tom
Huston as Thursday Fegan
Baxter as Julie and Dans And
wi as Ben have the leading
Swamp Water” is the pen
andl is one of the most
serials ever published by
turday Evening Post. 11 is 8 story
if Lhe pepe who Ive in the
cantiry near the
Hep Swamp of Georgia, a sory of the
Busted. ard a film: yw
the Precip
to the Grand Theatre
n Patton on
Ww Kiter i Kes fer.
Walter
A Ninhe
pres
froay 4
vereen Bell
the
strange
awescarnie Oeeslena
i don't want to
Yih GE
Barnesboro Newlyweds Hurt
In Accident Baturday N
A newly
malourday o
married ooubie was i
spon when the Cur
; ! were riding fed
another on Route 210 between
and Ebensbinry Th
Mr. and Mrs. Albert W yaockie
aver returning to Barneshoro
ful” Hie tley vB where thay
BEroiilown
cafe
roan
Were
Rafurday 8
ierration
ah |
grata ined dee
SCRIP and brash
FIER Knew
i PAassengrrs in he elle
eeralied By CO Walters Hernes
ul fered minor lacerations and bru
the fecw aad head
abot
State wil Keep Highways
Thar
—
General Pershing Offers
Services in the Crisis
John J. Pershing. American
World War 1. advised Pres
Roosevelt last Wednesday night
Serve Nis country
¢ XXX of my
reaay tn
fe last our
ndiminished by
§
a
i ¥
to his commander-in
Pershin £ expressed supreme
Troe in the satenme of
Mr Hooseveil's 10
leadership
A ie
fr ol
DRAFT CALL ORDERS
Fee Beadauarters say
of War Depart.
! pata and induction calls
dered cont
nformation and hence
direction
War Department ad
Par t
extends sin
ced unless announ
explain that withholding |
gtiowm on draft ealls and Suntas February 24.
rntended to prevent disclosure of
and manner of Army in-
This ruling doea not
of the names of men
rete
CTE RRASS prevent
oad publication
frafted
Cambria County Physicians
Will Berve in Emergencies
mihria Un
By Fer eT
£€ their professional skill
ANE
to astve in
of Cambria County Math
raerrd In
rum thly
rebut
SEtY went on
al their
Fuge § iw 3 4 i # wh
RECENT DEATHS IN
NORTH OF COUNTY
JAMES i. CONNELL, 73 a retired
tiramd ticket agent died Saturday
Cresson. Fupersl ser
vere held at § o'clock Tuesday
#t. Francis Xavier Cath
Cresson, with burisl in
t) ehure » cemetery. Burviving are
his widow, Mra Marthe Connell, and
idren: Martha Connell, Mrs
aang and Mra. B.A. Baird. all
torney James 3M. Con
respon, Joseph A. Connell
virn: Milton MM. Connell, Phils
ia, Glenn Connell, Pittsburgh
and Fred Connell, Greensburg. He waa |
a brother of Julia and Agnes Connell
| Mrs. Margaret! Deoriet. all of Eb
burg Mary Connell, West Chaatey
Foath Connell, Philadephia; M. Don.
1d Connell, Carralltown. ant Wilbert
yell, Lam Angeles, Cal
FR POET IN
these chi
Cressey: Atl
CHARLES F. BAUMAN, Carrolltown
died mexpeciediy af hig
Altoona on Sunday after. |
He was born in Carrvolitown on
a som of George and
Mary Bauman His father precede
hime in death. Surviving sre hin mo.
ther, now residing in Carrolitown: Ria
widow. Mrs. Kathleen ( Delozier) Ban:
Mun. a sister. Mrs Florence Lilly
Patton: two brothers. Leo and Panl
ME int
rs
Bauman, both of Carroditown, sad the
following children: Rosemary, John
Ceernrd, Hlizabeth, Claude, Thomas
Jomn snd Richard Bauman. Mr Bau.
man wis a member of St Mary's
Cathodic snd the Holy Name
Ro ietly
Charel
this WiLL AM W. GLASS, 58, Ebensbury,
a tipataf! in the Cambria County
Following = discussion of the Court for the last four years, died on
9 ¥ Preparsdness Sompanittee the
are Gecided that their seyvices
offered to the Penaavivania
tate Council of Defense through the
vparedness cornmiliee for wny ew
ariving in ihe county
WW sid $ he
EYE PReY
STATE COMMUNITIES
DON XMAS TRIMMINGS
Ciguem 1 FF Xa
vaur Pensavivania of
niles mre Gevorated with
scents are pally colored
suragieg shoppers asd
8 avy Lhe ease.
The State Department of Commer
has received reports freon nupeer-
Wr Bem
pied This
HEBIs en
vinitors
Open During Winter Months cus towns and cities of special pro- |
Winter visitors to Penmsylranin and
A course in ultra-high frequency r
techniques, particularly valuable in «
oH mend COVES Nghways Serv thi
Reh te engaged in defen work or
adjacent Wo military CRINES oF teser-
vations. Bone of the increase, town
will be an highways leading to the
WIRLEr SPrls arenes
Nearly £1.000000 wil
iar snow removal work and the De
partment also says that sdditicsa)
funds will be made available for the
remnoval of ow if he winter 8 mare
than normally severs,
be allocated
Merchants, Professional
(Sram and Bib Sor decorating. in |;
FRING Hgts An gros i)
Other cities decorated are Pitts |
burgh, Philadelphia. Brie Seraston
Wilkes-Barre, Aloo re —
many oer
Smaller communities also have war.’
ved Christmas decorations. The Pat.
&#5eY
ton Chamber of Commerce ia offer. ed by smormots Pressure in the mus |
tle Umar. This foe exists at ordinary |
between Christmas and New 'foipiratures of more than 100.000 |
Ing prizes for the beat horse decors.
Lore
Years. Patton's streets are also Hight.
ed with many-colored lights, snd the
Uhristmas tree on the Palmer House
Corner in again trimmed.
AED. IR SS i
2 8 ka ee
"ee
and Business
ANNUALLY the issie of the Pres. Courier
. will publish next
nt fast 1 fs stay Sut wil
selection of greeting cuts, as well as §
Tuesday morning, and
Feige
a a aN
Monday
Altona
al year
morning in Merey Honpital,
Jollowing an liness of sever
Mr. Glass was a Hifelony
resident of Cambris County. Barviv.
ing are Nis mother, Mra Laurs J
Giass of Ebsnabury
Catherine | Quarts)
following ohildeen’ Mrs
Burgons {remmed Mrs
Hharbsugh. Baton Rouge.
J. Glass Jr., Ebevabury. Corp. Robe
- CG, U. 8B Army. Louteville, Ky.
penald, Jemew and Jack Class
all i nome He aise saves 8 brother,
focmard GG Class fobhmatown. and
threes gravdehiddren
GREETINGS
£ hr Lanes greetings Bave bean |
Glass. and the
fa: Wm
on it lighter than a food HR con
woning ‘white and yoke only,
da lH
no MAN CE
The oman body contains jee caus. |
Ponty # unre neh.
a RSA
Use this to hetp you
newspaper
with your Xmas shopping |
Ris widow Mm
®
fant before the Christmas
greeting advertisements of merchants. We
we'd like to have your
appesr. We haw s fine
Catherine
Flavenew !
a a