PAGE BIX | supposed to be reduced last week to! 35 per cent of the amount which was | | used in the boxes before the war. A | GOODLY SUM FROM [later order allows use of 40 per cent | a ON WAY out WITH |of that amount of steel—instead of | {only 35 per cent—until July 1st. Af- MANY OTHER ITEMS ter July 1st, only 20 pounds of metal | may be used in each unit. Concerning the household and kit- The war production board the oth-| chen gadgets, manufacturers will be ¢r day banned production of vacuum | permitted to use, during the three tleaners after April 30th. | months before they halt production It also decreed that after July 1st | entirely, up to 50 per cent of the iron, ee 0 metal may be used in such items | steel and zinc they had a year ago. tee, @8 coat hangers, shoe trees, pot cov-| - ers, holders, picnic stoves, cake cool- CRESSON FIRM HIT BY ers, candlesticks, curtain rods and, cuspidors. poo These were the latest additions to | the list of things which Americans has handed down a ruling ordering will sacrifice in the interest of speed- {1 oA. Hughes & Co. Cresson, op- 1g production OF War materials, |erators of a coal mine at nearby | go7 legislative candidates. Vacuum cleaner makers may con- | Benscreek, to ‘‘cease and desist from tinue turning out cleaners during Ap- in any manner interfering with, re- legislative, congressional anc primaries. The ten gubernatorial nominating petitions, gle amount—§15,675-—accrued during the first three months of the organization and collective bargain- inciuded six for lieutenant governor; year. Approximately one-fourth of | ing.” the industry already has been convert- | UNION PRESS.COURIER PARTY CANDIDATES The State of Pennsylvania has col- lected $25,185 from the 1,099 persoms|than four months after this country's who have signified their intention of [entry into the war, is almost as great seeking party nomination as commit-|as the peak attained nearly twelve ing evacuations, traffic movements,| WARNING OR ALL-CLEAR SIG- state wide candidates at the May 1Y|War I. candidates |a 500,000 man navy. On November 1, LABOR RELTAIONS BOARD who paid $50 each in fees to file their |1918, the Navy's strength reached its the daytime. accounted for|World War peak of 528,952, including | The State Labor Relations Board g500 of the total but the largest sin-|8997 from | war. the $25 filing fee paid by each of the All candidates for offices subject to |," service. But it has made public | i i state wide balloting had to pay a $50 figures which make possible an esti- . . ril, but at the same curtailed pro- straining and coercing its employees fee. In addition to ihe gubernatorial igures ite Ix the date of the approval of this Or Quction rate on which they operated in the exercise of the right to self- candidates, filers in that classification ’ . | four for internal affairs secretary, Y nl The ruling, however, failed to re- |g. supreme court justice, six for su- $3 10 100 per cent war Work, and all! store the jobs of the two employees norior court justice and the ten men Thursday, April 9th, 1942 AND ileges and perform all the duties of WHEREAS, rauure to extinguish [the police officers of the Borough. lights when ordered to do so by duly |Said special police must wear such NAVY'S MANPOWER | \ IN RAPIDLY authorized authorities may result in |identifying emblem as may be pre- loss of life and property by the resi- | scribed by the Burgess and it shall be "dents of the Borough of Patton as|unlawful for any said special police- BUT FIGURES SECRET wen as residents of other parts of the [man to attempt to carry out any | Nation when lights in this Borough |order, rule or regulation promulgated - — are used as a guide to other object- | under the authority conferred by this The navy's manpower today, less ives; AND ordinance when he is not wearing WHEREAS, Failure to comply with | said identifying emblem. orders, rules and regulations govern-| SECTION 9. UNAUTHORIZED | months after the entrance into World congregation of persons in streets and | NALS PROHIBITED.—Any unauth- other places will result in confusion |Orized person who shall operate a The United States now has close to and unnecessary loss of life both dur- | Siren or other device so as to simu- ing blackouts and during air raids in {late a blackout signal or air raid, or the terminations of a blackout or air NOW, THEREFORE, be it enacted |F2id, shall be deemed guilty of a vio- yeomanettes for duty in this gang ordained by the Borough of Pat- | !2tion of this ordinance. . iton in Council assembled and it is| SECTION 10. This ordinance is an The Navy is not giving out exact hereby enacted and ordained by au.|SXercise by the Borough of its gov» figures on the number of men now thority of the same. | ernmenta) functions for the protection Nw | of the public peace, health and sefety SECTION 1. That from and after | and neither the Borough of Patton, its mate. : i dinance, the provisions hereof sian | SEONLS Sha SepvessaRE gh Ag On November 1, 1941, a little more be and remain in full force and effect corporation, association, or trustee, or than a month before the Japanese at- during the period of the emergency | 5 of the agents thereof, in good tack on Pearl Harbor, the Navy had created by the War. {faith carrying out, complying with or 311,861 officers and men. That figure, SECTION 2. AUTHORITY TO | attempting to comply with, any order, companies are engaged in some phas- (over whose dismissals the proceed-|anq one woman who filed petitions to|2dded to the 172,000 recruited since, PROMULGATE NECESSARY OR- | rule, or regulation promulgated pur- és of turning out war materials. In connection with another slects}- | Drinosky and Clifford Watson, Were | state's new congressional seat. cal item on the about-to-be banned | discharged as fire bosses at the mine | phe 118 regular congressional can- list—mechanical refrigerators — the |1ast June. Members of the Mine Offi-| gidates paid only $35 each. The small- paid by the 308 board issued an order recently inten-|cials and Maintenance Men's Union | est fee $10—was ded to step up production of old fash- | of Cambria County contended the two | oh and women seeking places on the foned ice boxes of the non-mechanical men were discharged for union activ-|giate committees of their respective variety. Production of mechanical re- | ity. : : | parties. frigerators is to end April 30th. The union allegations were denied |~ A number of the candidates with- The amount of steel which could PY the company. The company €on-| grew last Saturday, but their filing be used in non-mechanical boxes was | tended that the board lacked jurisdic | fees are lost to the state treasury. A Ta |are required to hold state certificates | nomination to more than one post, (and are part of the management. {and, naturaly, had to drop out of all | j Drinosky's employment record was hut one race, while a number of oth- - y Balsin er & Luther | Shown to be spotless and that of Wat- | ers withdrew their names completely {son blemished only by an accident |pecause of personal reasons. | early last year for which he was re- | | primanded four months before his | = — GREENHOUSES | Pritmanas ANATVEREASY. Ob Dain Flowers for All Occasions | Officials of the company said they] DISCOVERY OF NORTH POLE » x : ie {had been advised of the board's de-| Cog Slr ; Monday was the 33rd anniversary cision. EBENSBURG, . . Phone 295 : BARNESBORO, », 378 CRESSON, . .. » 0631 i of the discovery of the North Pole by Rear Admiral Robert Edwin Peary a native of Cambria County. It was on April 6, 1909, that Peary aa accompanied py Matt Henson, negro, _ Reversing the State Liquor Control | planted the Stars and Stripes at the | Board, President Judge John McCann North Pole in the name of the Unit- | Monday ordered that a club liquor | oq States of America. { license be granted the Lewis E. Bel-! : : x | | nr ARTY CY Inv . | cher Home Association, social unit | Admiral Pe ary Council, Hoy Be outs ; o , : {of America, with headquarters in | of Post 343, VFW, Barnesboro. The ! g : SRE ror af | Li | Johnstown, was named after the fa- i Liquor Control Board had refused to i a aay & jos : : : | med Arctic explorer who stands as grant the license, contending clubs : 5 etd tout : the only head of an exploration party | come under the quota provision of the eh : li i a to have reached the top of the world i liquor law. It was asserted that Bar- | rf AE ? SOOT: i : : ca ga: i.) ON foot—a feat attempted as early | nesboro, with a population of 3,831, is 1587 | entitled to have four licensed liquor| 7." niin he use. of. the | places. In consenting to the i 0 the |. McCann declared the clubs do not [E3208 same for pe Soe) Boy Scoms come under the quota provision ounets tae tally o ® SSporer | GE er * bestowed upon boy scouts a rich her- | vs |itage. A life sized statue of Admiral | NO FISHING DURING NIGHT Peary with one of his dogs at his side BEFORE SEASON APRIL 15 stands in Peary Memorial Park, Cres- — son, across from his birthplace. The Act. No. 42 amends Sec. 20 of the |statue was purchased with pennies Pennsylvania State Fish Code to the | contributed by school children in the effect that Trout Season does not of- | county. ficially open until 5 a. m. on April 15. | -—_— i There shall be no fishing of any sort | Remember the days when every- whatsoever between the hours of 5 body ran to the front window to see P. m. April 14 and 5 a. m. April 15, that rare bit of mechanism, the tuto ? Eastern War Time, in streams which | Well’ cheer up, brother. Those days have been stocked with trout. will soon be here again. | LIQUOR PERMIT GRANTED BARNESBORO WAR VETS | Flowers Telegraphed Anywhere Ag SA g y a Straight Rye Whiskey, 85 Proof. This Whiskey Is 5 Years Uid. The Old Quaker Company, Lowrenceburg, Indiana THE SIGN OF DEPENDABLE SERVICE FOR ARY CAR OR TRUCK CAE | IIE RAE Today, more than ever before, this sign beck- ons all car and truck owners who want the skilled, reliable service that comes with: (1) trained mechanics, (2) quality materials, and (3) reasonable service rates....You can expect this kind of service from your Chevrolet dealer because, for years, Chevrolet dealers have had FOR "SERVICE THAT SATISFIES — SERVICE THAT SAVES" 1 Check and Rotate Tires 2 Get Regular Lubrication 3 Service Engine— Carburetor —Battery 4 Test Brakes 5S Check Steering and Wheel the largest number of “trade-ins” and there- Alignment fore the widest experience in servicing and i conditioning all makes of cars and trucks. 7 Check Cooling System » woomanone “CAR CONSERVATION PLAN” PATTON AUTO COMPANY PATTON, PA. | 8 Protect and Preserve Finish i fo is unthinkable | | and treated as well at his own hands (Ings were instituted. The men, John |, at large for nomination to the|December 8th, makes 483,861. In all DERS, RULES AND REGULATIONS |suant to the provisions of this ordin- probability enough men enlisted ve- | FOR BLACKOUTS AND AIR RAIDS [ance shall be liable for any damage tween November 1 and December &,|-—In order to protect life and prop- | sustained to persons or property as a period for which no figures are av- erty in the Borough of Patton from the result of said activity. ailable, to bring the Navy's man pow- enemy action the Burgess is author-| SECTION 11. Any light displayed er close to the 500,000 mark. |ized and directed to carry out Black- | contrary to any order, rule or regula- Since the attack on Pearl Harbor outs and air raid protection measures ! tion promulgated pursuant to the pro- enlistments have averaged more than at such times and for such periods as | visions of this ordinance constitutes 10,000 a week. And, officials said, are authorized or ordered by the Ar-|a public nuisance and when deemed they are still continuing at a nigh|my or Navy and to promulgate such | necessary in order to protect life or rate. Recruiting offices never close, orders, rules, and regulations as may | property during a blackout or air raid (ton in the case because fire bosses fey of them had filed petitions for|ahd the Navy is not letting up in its be necessary to insure the success of | the police, or the special police auth- the blackouts and air raid protection |orized herein, are authorized and measures and to protect life and pro- | directed to enter upon any premises pt > erty during said periods. within th ing ly increased under an intensified tra- p RC ny 3. Jer RAID AND a i Borough of Paton, ins ining . program, At the present time, | BLACKOUT WARNINGS.—The term llights or to fake. other necessary AC the Navy Is concentratingon the de- | “Air Raid and Blackout Warning,” as | tion to make effective any order, rule yelopment of flying, engineering and seq in this ordinance shall mean aor regulation promulgated nnder the deck officers. {series of short intermittent blasts of | authority conferred by this ordinance. In addition it is building up a big !the Clay Works whistle, for a dura- | SECTION 12. CONFLICTING OR- reservoir oi officers for the future. It | tion of two minutes. DINANCES, ORDERS, RULES AND Is accepting enlistments from college ALL CLEAR SIGNAL.—The term REGULATIONS SUSPENDED.—At freshmen and sophomores in the so-|“All Clear Signal,” as used in this [all times whein the orders, rules and y I i called V-1 shall mean a continuous |regulations made and promulgated recruiting drive. Officer strength, too, is being vast- | class. These recruits are !ordinance not immediately inducted and are be- | blast of the whistle, for a duration of | pursuant to this ordinance shall be in ing allowed to finish at least two one minute. | effect, they shall supersede all exist- niore years of college. The Navy has| SECTION 4. ft shall be the duty | ing ordinances, orders, rules and reg- hopes of enlisting 80,000 annually un- | of every person who is in charge of [ulations insofar as the latier may be der the V-1 program. Of this number jan automobile or other motor vehicle inconsistent herewith. the top 35,000 eventually will be giv-|when the air raid and blackout warn- SECTION 13. PENALTIES.- -Any en officer training. The remainder ing is given, to immediately pull over | person, firm or corporation violating will be called to duty in an enlisted | to the curb or roadside, and stop said | any of the provisions of this ordinance status. [Yemels and turn off all lights upon | ] A y jor any order, rule or regulation issued said vehicle, and also to shut off the pursuant thereto shall be deemed : — ——— E | motor leaving the key in said vehicle. {guilty of a misdemeanor and upon PATTON METHODIST {In complying with the above Pro- | conviction therof shall be punished by CHURCH | visions, it shall be the duty of every la fine of not exceeding One Hundred | person in charge of said vehicle not | ($100.00) Dollars or imprisonment for | to park the same in front of a fire | 5 period of not exc eeding five (5) exit, fire plug, Municipal Building en- | gays in the Borough Lockup or in the trance or at a street intersection, Or | County Jail for a period not exceeding to attempt to drive said vehicle while | thirty (30) days, or by both fine and said lights are out. All of the above | imprisonment, : bho Vip must be complied with| Reag and approved at a regular 2 : £ ji until the all clear signal is given, pro- | meetine Sounci 7 > 12 { week Bible Class Wednesday at 7:30. yiged, however, that the re or) Ss LD aa Tenth ay P.M. : this section shall not apply to Emer- (Signed) Theodore M. Ott, “Love is commonly regarded as one gency Vehicles which have been des- President of Council. of the most beautiful and fundamental [ignated as such by a governmental | Attest: (Signed) John E. Thomas attributes of God. ‘God is Love.” But authority. ! Secretary. could God be love if He had no one{ SECTION 5. It shall be the duty | The above Ordinance read and ap- to love but Himself? Self-love is very | of every person in a dwelling of any | proved by me this 13th day of March, proper and beautiful, but he who does | kind, whether it be a home, hotel {A. D. 1942. (Signed) Louis A. Haluska, not love others does not worthily love jroom, or apartment, when said air . Burgess. himself. {raid and blackout warning is given - : Even if God could have ENJOYED | to Immediately turn out all external | CONTROLLER'S OFFICE. Himself in perpetual solitude—but lights used in connection therewith; | Ebensburg, Pa., March 20, 1942. such enjoyment ' to obscure all windows in the same; SEALED BIDS: Up until 1:30 o'- would have been a selfish pleasure | With dark material of some kind or |¢lock P. M., Monday, April 13, 1942, {other substance, so that no light from | sealed bids will be received at the of- Re ta te RLS, : ,o | 581d building will be visible from the | fice of the County Controller for the per) fender staan io love outside, and if this cannot be done, | furnishing of 125,000, more or less, of- his brother's brother, he is of price- | Then ft. shalt be the duty of every such | ficial and specimen ballots for use at less value to them as well as to him- | Dorson to turn oft all hights PL not | the Spring Primary to be held Tues- 0% val Laen : ins o | to use the main switch for said pur- day, May 19, 1942. self. He deserves to be appreciated | 546 The managements of hotels and | The ballots for each aiscrict to be re apartment houses shall be held re-|securely wrapped and labelle A as God's other sons. | sponsible for the full compliance with | the name of 1) district i i _ Jesus was careful to say that we | this section with reference to exterior | per of ballots in each. should love others as we love our-|lighting. All regulations of this sec- Bids to ue selves. Very appropriately, this has|tion shall be complied with until the | ballots. been called by everybody the “golden |all clear signal is given. | rule.” | SECTION 6. It shall be the duty I believe that God loves others as|of every person in charge of any | He loves Hiimself, and that His self- | store, manufacturing, industrial plant, | Cc James A. Turner, Pastor. Church school at 9:45 a. m. Wor- ship services 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. | m. Epworth League, 6:30 p. m. Mid- and not iove. so much per thousand Bids .to include cost of delivery to Ebensburg, Pa. The right is reserved by the County love is infinite; God strictly keeps the | or advertising display, when said air is rs to reject any or all golden rule; He is the only one who {raid and blackout warning is given, does keep it perfectly. to have some one on duty during said The golden rule came out of the | blackout and to extinguish all ex- heart of God; and without the gold-|ternal lights including signs of all | en rule ini His heart He would not be | kinds; to prevent all internal lights | gt. God.” | from being visible from the outside or | 2 to extinguish the same. All of the | It is now proposed that cars be | above regulations must be complied equipped with wooden tires. They With until the all clear signal is given. will then just be “lumbering” along.| SECTION 7. It shall be unlawful | during the period of any air raid or Envelopes containing bids should {be plainly marked, “BID FOR BAL- LOTS.” DENNIS L. WESTRICK, County Controller. EXECUTRIX’S NOTICE. In the Estate of Mary J. Fisher, ilate of the Borough of Patton, Coun- | ty of ambria, and State of Pennsyl- } ' ” : | vania.j {blackout to congregate in groups of | af {two (2) or more pers sidewalk, Notice is hereby given that Letters. outdoor | Testathentary in the estate of sala decedent have been granted to the undersigned. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make yment, and those having claims or demands against the same will make them known to 11S on any public Street, alley or LEGAL NOTICES | NOTICE At a recent meetir Board the proposed term 1942-43 was adopted. Anyone deemed necessary for service in con- MARGUERITE GILL, Executrix, interested in inspecting the same may | nection with any blackout or air raid 809 Fifth Ave., Patton, Pa. do so by calling at the office of the protection measure. During the term Charles Hasson, Esq., Secretary in the High School Build-|of service of such special police, they Attorney for Executrix, ing. shall possess all the powers and priv- Ebensburg, Pa. SPECIAL POLICE y appoint for a speci- fied t 51 Vv special police, with- g of the School | out aniong residents oi budget for the|the Patton as may be i Boro 3-4-42-6t., Patton Borough School Board, Ellen C. Dietrick, Secretary. a ORDINANCE NO. 184. Relating to the National Defense; prescribing rules and regulations per- taining to air raids and blackouts, | and emergency plans involving public | peace, health and safety; defining of- | fenses and prescribing penalties. \ WHEREAS, a State of War exists | between the United States of Ameri- can and Japan, Germany, Italy and | other Axis Powers, and the defense of the United States of America is in| the hands of the Army and Navy; | AND | WHEREAS, In modern warfare no | municipality, however distant from | the enemy, is free from attack: AND | WHEREAS, Lights at night time | are a definite aid to the enemy in| reaching military and other object- | ives; AND | WHEREAS, Blackcuts, when ord- | ered by the Army or Navy are essen- tial to the preservation of life and | property in this Borough, and it is| ENA 8 (7% Every MONDAY imperative that the Borough of Pat- | yi PENN IT Altoona i eam and Navy bY 2 N cooperation and assistance, RE ENR RTT uw 385, Monday, Apr. 13; Mat. 2:30; Eve. 8:30 All Seats Reserved ‘Beautiful . . 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