A GENERAL NEWSPAPER DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS N\ ! 4g « J AN ATTAINMENT OF THE LARGEST GENERAL WEEKLY OF ORGANIZED LABOR IN CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA A> me ey eT NEWSPAPER CIRCULATION IN CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA = UNION PRESS COURIER Union Press, Established May, 1935 Pa Pr AANME PRE 1 Patton Courier, Established Oct., 1893 VOL. 48. NO. 35. Try So PATTON, PENNSYLVANIA, THURSDAY, JULY 2, 1942 | SUBSCRIPTION $2.00 PER YEAR TWO THOUSAND AT ~~ ess eves ase AIRCRAFT SPOTTERS BARNESBORO MAN WAU<our=wpmoar ppanon nowriNeNT ANNUAL OUTING OF emer me cone cor NOW ON ROUND THE CHOSEN CHAIRMAN «cv cov woe one OF SELEGTEES IN CALL Producers Association COUNTY SPORTSMEN ::.oucncs won CLOGK DUTY LOGALLY BY REPUBLICANS oon cine BY CRESSON BOARD of fines levied a year ago, bec lay morning when the men returned 3 8 n Dog Show Features Activities of 2 Sian a . an ih “ro. Patton Legion Post Members and | Dr. Mark Leadbetter Succeeds H. '© '"° at The Heh en) os Will Be Last to Be Inducted At . - ers ) rego ¢ ea 1ay vacation pro- . ter the operations on Monds cause “ +9 Event Held on Fair Grounds > + nin. Others Have Charge of Two A. Englehart As Leader of ater pressure was so low that many | Altoona Under ‘‘Rush’’ Plan at Towers in This Area the County G. O. P, f the homes were without water Two Days Next Week vided in tineir contract, and on Sunday Last. ers agreed to do so if the would return fines collectec The dog show, in which more than gtrike. ! ! I in 100 thoroughbreds were entered, fea- Aircraft Warning System in Cambria first ai nlv ball # ark Lead- | beca ' reed. Nearl \- | cruits will be send : tured activities at the highly success- County were manned on Monday mor- bette: DE named plete pre p en restored y raft Board N 1 located ful picnic of the Cambria County BIRTHDAYS T0 DECIDE ni of this week and will operate |" *" os arlene : dad : ‘resson, 1 two 5 next weel Sportsmen’s Association on Sunday on a 24-hour basis until notified oth- | chairman ot th ampri Nty h i . . the Al a ling Station, anc last at the Fair Grounds at Ebens- ORDER OF INDUCTION r » by the First Fighter Com- | publican Commit a mee ; GAS PRICE RAISE IS those passing the physical examina- burg. n . grot n the court house at tion there will immed ly be induc- More than 2,000 persons from all Walter McCoy Post, American Le Ehsnsburg : urdav. He suc At ted into the ar ol is the last parts of the county participated in OF NEW REGISTRANTS gion, of Patton, is in charge of two i. 2 ot SEEN ES FIRST MOVE eall under the sh” plan, Hereafter horse shoe pitching contests, trap spotter” towers, one on the McGuire | | dali 2 : y called selectees will be given 14 day shooting, skeet shooting and other farm at St. Augustine, and the other | =" . 2 4 ® herivrtiin : TOWARD RATIONING furloughs after being a outdoor activities. Use of Natal Dates Will Eliminate on the Will Hoover farm on the Car- | '=' *o, = FZ = 5 5. Co 1e following are c: next week Members of the Greater Fern- Lottery; First ime Birth ¢ py Twenty observation posts of the Scor 1 by rolltown-Patton road, while 17 other | °° is doe Chester Stanley Lecznske, Sportsmen’s Club supervised a Dates Will Be Used Legion posts in the county have un- y i = . Hike, Effective Last Monday, ‘arl Francis George ) ied program of athletic events for aes . dertaken the manning of one post Dr Leadbetter Ived 4 hi Goes to Distributors to Off- } cis Regis Eckenrode, Cresson. . Ie 1d 7 each. Carrolltown Post has its loca- | against 133 cast for Attorney How . : ne William Beegle, Gallitzin en and children, Youths in the 18, 19, and ard W. Stull of Dale, the only oth set Transportation Costs : han > J. Farabaugh, secretary of the| 4 groups who reg : ciation, listed Ue following w "| will find that their birt ** PY tion tower at Nicktown, Barnesboro | Sion Ww 9 5 in the dog show and coon dog | tne most important item of inforn locates its observations on a hill near | hours, much of which was dev iw Ba ging deeper into their pocket- trials: tion which they will be called upon |i. town znd So on. the ex: 2 f Ss eet a 2.5 cents per gallon POINTERS to furnish. Legionnaires and Volunteers man | the 354 members of the county gasoline, a Pointers—Male, Comanthe, R. R. Selective service boards have been | al] these posts on four to six hour | mittee, 194 were represented by pre Altoona; female, Rosalind notified that the headquarter: 1 shifts. While at the present local | 1€s. A rity of the 200 persons Geo. McCarthy, Utahville. Washington decided not to conduct a | male citizens generally are handling | attending the meeting sh seiters—Male, Jack Boy,| «goldfish bowl” lottery for the new | the service, it is possible that in order | More ballots. : George Leonard Baranik, Pattor i Clawson, Galitzin; female, registrants—their birthdays will de-| tp, hardship not be too great on a Under party rules the Republican Price Adminis ¢ eon Hender- R chord Michael McGui e Criuson Betty's Bob, R. D. English, Port Ma-| cjge the order in which they'll be| gman group, women and boys may be | county chairman is authorized to ap- | Son authorized the increase last Sat- Ww rh Arne Mi hiee lng tilda. called for classification utilized for daytime service. The ser- point two vi nairmen, the secretar urday, effective Monday throughout Co Ww 1 vel Fallentinge. iia Cocker spaniels—Male, Starstone, jpquction. | vice is compulsory. It is part of the |and treasurer of the county commit- the entire Atlantic seaboard area. Of- K: rl Ex erst: 'B ar Cress Walter Kramp, Roaring Spring; first, It will mark the first time that! war-time safety ‘set-up. If vou are | tee, and, with the advice of the « ficials of at least one t distributing pr eo os 1 in =Tesson Blacknight, H. L.. Horner, Stoystown, | hirth dates have been used as a basis | asked to volunteer. don't be derelict committee, the Johnstown City Chair- | firm said the orders had come throu- Jo : oy P 0 a untaindal second; female, Bonoe, H. W. Van for determining order numbers. on that duty. man. Dr. Leadbetter said ihat tt gh promptly, and retailers generally 4 > Pore ous dale, A x s€ J 11 ’ xcdlll Zin Reports from Cambria County | Frederick O. Jones, Gallitzin Towers are made to the filter station | thcoming within a few days. and di All of the increase goes to the dis- Andrew Philip Baker, Patton Houton, Altoona, first; Mitzi Lee, pew plan likewise elimi county appointments would be boosted the prices on Monday. Mrs. Esther Horner, Stoystown, sec-| tery at Washington. He a ’ Alberta, Mrs. G. Louis Berke- Yonder > NEW SVSter a local i : lose : > Ww 1S Vv ribu 3 fo « nsate for soaring | 1d; FAbepty, ard, ? Under the new system, ¢ 11 at Pittsburgh from where those deem- | ¢losed that e will sponsor a 1 tributors to compensate for soaring Leopold Joseph Weidieker, Patton bile, Johnstown, . ’ will arr: » registrat : : : 0 ar 1 1e mmittee ans » ion costs aused by the 3 7 zr Fest cocker spaniel in show--3tars board will arrange registrat 15 ed important are transferred to the to amend the committee iransportaiion )Sts caused by the Herman Jos. Baker, Patton, R. D St cocker spani RE Le { Q RR AP 1 ooo Py rerning sele ior ¢ 1 from ses r y e ship- . y - a WwW he r Kramp, Roaring Spring of June 30 enrollees in a pile : Euffalo regional headquarters of the | Verning selection of the city chair-| switch Brom ea going tanker ship Gearald Anthony Volk, Loretto. stone, é > amp, Rog 1g * 1 . ates ~, yi Th "aT ments use of railro: ank. odrs - 3 . Lone 5 &-ling to birth dates. Ca regis- | pirst Fighter command. man, fn nts to use of railroad tank ii Joseph Francis Halicky, Gallitzin BEAGLES trants born January 1, 1 > he Axis 1 campaign and a Albert Sviv ida RB . } : h, th z Albert Sylvester Buda, Blandbuyrg Beagies—13-inch male, Timmie, Ro- | on top. Cards of those born Jan transfer ( ankers to military o . ; QUITE. Beagles 3 y Limp y ! p. Cs : ; ol . Francis Herman Yeckley, Patton. bert Davis, Osceola Mills; 13-inch fe-| 2 1922 will be next and 1, Wi I A N N VERSARY OF ! servi an é S inroads on Alvin John Overberger, Hastings male, Betty, Charles Farren, Cresson; | cards of those born on Jt car- . I on the lllig farm near Bradley ah Gabriel Paul Constanto, Lilly. nction, Spangler has its observa- candignse Ao ax ot torists on Mobdz Bo. Verne Thos. Gardner, Gallitzin thats re » Edward Mansfield, Dysart. Robert Ray Primel, Cresson Morgan John McDermott, Cresson, ael John Maru 1, Gallitzin. Anthony ( tor, Patton lowarqd Richard Adams, Cresson. Joseph Solarczyk, Lilly. iste 1 sources of extension of the ratione 3 include all of Western P Louis Bernazzoli, Coupon. beagle puppies, male, Dark Hollow | going on the bottom of the pile. TA n 1al 1 rold rd Tu ~ Pattor Silver, I. J. Bearer, Carrolltown, fe- In cases where two or more regis SONMAN DISASTER Fas » is not th nlv fue ff { No vbe 1 4 i Sa = nale, Contenta, E. C. Stineman, So-|trants have the 1 birth e the : ed bj 1 9 ost. Mir nder- his tnt , ¥ ERs th Fork. cards will be arranged in alphabet | VLE BY WAR LABOR URIT Or z royviae lwo 1 Clif 1 i y ii i Best beagle puppies in show—Male ical order Minstrel, Harold Stultz, Al- The registrant whose female, Strange Playful, Rob- o the pile will get Ser - N-1.| yamestown Local of United Mine Demands for Union Securi 3 i, Colver ig ho : H : grea d 1 7 Ty . or + IInheld in Findine f V- Workers Will Have Second Are Upheld in Findings of Annual Program \d; Flash Ag: WAR CONSCIOUSNESS Sry, thirg, 5 is uste HAS REDUCED STRIKES FOXHOUNDS rr Dieser ne ). Genrolds the te, wil « Vedi la hh Xe i sou it 1. 2) k ‘oxhound puppies Male, Ruh >| may be called for service, but ¢ ban : 1# Nite or 1s Nv 0 tha | of the four companies, t AY nh forced 1 A. Churilla, Patton, first; Speed | 3, the 18 ang 19-year-old I an- a I me yes! 2 Benlchet ; fie c Steel, Ir Ispel perations 2! vi Poul Myler, St Tonedicl Meond) $9-/1ok be called until their Tom ive | O° Diemory of the Stoel and 2. neat male. Maggie Robert Miller, Patton, ! 4... ntributed by the al ) 1 they ni =» ising S ; y : a ™ . E aS) SY O55 days. Fie : ihe ars . in In ¥ first; Salt, Paul Miller, St. Benedict, > S - William 1 1ardson, ewly Li oe ley rt t UUNTY ADOPTS ! IIT | nd 7 ¢ t president of ti head ! ! u respect t I ore 3 #4 i WW Lilfl ksh i Tine; DEATH RESULTS FROM © CONNATLLGS IF ehurse he union's requests, : cating Best foxhound puppy in show 1 ymmittee in charge. oy : Je > A ~ “rusader, R. J. Newman, Salisbury. | High United Mine Workers of An 18] memierse nes L E E ( Bob, owned by Don Bearer of Carr- 7 erica and district mine officials are iitown, copped first prize in the fi- . ng contacted as speakers at the i 1 f Employees in Armed Forces Will al line of the coonhound trials and Yames Hitchenson. son ¢ Yeor event. Portage ministers and patriot- ! day of this w : the ull yees 1x 2S 1, owned by Joel Allbaugh, won the! , 3" Vivian (Crooks) Hutcher ; l in w t 5 ar Labor B will begin a p Also Be Granted Thirty Days ) an ivi YOK ut , th ; er i : AT u tree prize. latter formerly 1 i mn € Pp I's Lmnoings. Pay After Induction es, whe Buc, owned by S. W. Metzler, won | died in the Memorial Hos S 1 : Ca : ! . st head in the tri ; Bill, owned | town, at 2:50 last Saturday afte 1 g 5 iz tays al dit Jou " I 3 2°ready 1ty employ vho in Dominick Gelotte of Nanty-Glo, ' as the result of swallow ar 1t UNITED MINE WORKERS 24g 1 ounce he t intends te i we b river indefinite mn the first blind; Joel Allbaugh’s | shell about two week g0. Tt hell Lio any oy oy melas of 2 na with pay ill n be so fay 1 won second hea and hs Qu en had become lodged in the nas I DONATE 10 RED ROSS hig at . i - bo or . : : ! : Bl i 3 > ! : Pe 5 I 1 first blind in the third heat and pneumonia develop HH Us : . Bie PATTON BLAGKOLT 1 iii PROVES EFFECTIVE ©: oi a resident of Patton, anni sary the explosic *Sson, where Patton has every reason to be | were held at two o'c proud of it's “blackout” record of afternoon with Rev. Wedn sday night of last week. Ap- the Nanty-Glo Chr \ately three hundred civilian |ary Alliance Church defense workers in the town were on! ment was made in Fairview Coe Calan ; h reek ice luty the night of the blackout test. |in Patton. Oren > Amenea, follows n i engi CGY science k wn och from oe ig " Under 0 gion 2 ind’ misery TE ertar mow, Subjouls, Jt wes announced on] fated iy positions.” | CAN'T USE SUGAR TO CAN ) COLVER MAN FALLS an hy Bn hs Noth |Setumny by W, 2 Tove adminis | Conntmone: lie McCloskey. | TOMATOES SAYS BULLETIN George A. Lehman, air raid chief, a : total of 17 incidents was handled by DEAD ON MANT In ¢ me The bc rd of the OC 5 ; y os a % J n 1 oo ' gam ) ye the defense volunteers during the y 3 aes ii . £ cL n urs ven in | pointed out that in the past 1 ae 1% Lully s B - in Re ross 1 11S Score 1s Mos ti 1 1 night. Battista Meneghilini 3) t r ¢ |v ranted untv : 2 3 # X )S W mplete 1 | 1 granted count mployees The probiems included bomb hits, | colyer miner, collapsed a lied T ed Cross, however, cannot! and eive certificates follow: | Thr e oo nty x on 5 mergency cases involving injuries, | 8.40 Thursday nicht while line 3 HOWeVer, "can Bhi w 12 ve cerlnrcatet OW ! unty en )yees have er s a ncy cases involving injuries g 10 Liajrsany he ~ ridin exter tself nor accomplish more ndustri: chemisty—Patricia H. [tered the army. They are Deputy and fires. 1e mantrip in the Colver mine th hay funds made available. fay resn 1 ath Cov ili rrouse. | Shopif ire ol Tnolr Baas: Patton's. total blackout was in et} pan tpm Company than th inds mad ? available for it |! ( y, Lillian Kr use, | Sheriff John Mc Hugh Jack Re ese ol fect at 9:37 o'clock and the all-clear ai » e es 2 D wird will permit. A recent meeting of the amar Edna Lamar, Jennie EK: istant probation officer, and Wal- iter} fined oi: ig 3 ned at 10:06 o'clock Coronor Patrick N: Der oe $ <8! policy committee of the U, M. W. A. Matarrese, Geraldine Radcliffe, Ca- | Walsh, clerk in the ission : : ie gr a he = also were lo- Joa a) Zor B Soa : © | pledged the full effort of the organ-| therine Srgo, Francis Srgo, and Ed-|ers’ office. ifieen Iire /atcners als “| Mr. Meneghini was riding 1 mir i duce ore c wv! na Tav . | - cated on buildings throughout the | .,, ¢, his working place in the min i i onor® Soak ny in Toy ing— Harry Cs bell, Hel- | , town during the total blackout. The | when he collapsed. He died before he ili hs ~'p sil Io be . ; iio! ol ag 9% Ne Ts Mary | Barnesboro Garment Workers Li a atrol duty. y oo ot an an. Cverything ossible 0 co ute | en avis, Rober xT 1bling, Mary | ! : a Boy Scouts served on patro ? could be removed to ihe | toward victory for the Allied Nations.| Eleanor Lovette, Veronica Singel, Purchase U. 8. War Bond trance. His widow survives The spirit of the United Mine Work-| Fred Veil and John Wesley. I 3 De on C. 51 H ASTINGS AUTO BURNS ers is to strive constantly to do more, Combustion of fuel—Leo Berring- a—Alderman William C. Ste- ASTINGS / ] p sr. Edwin Binder \ rchak ae en J Edwards pool- Harry Kelly of Hastings is “It is, therefore, a pleasure for the| er, Edwin Binder, John Dicorchak, Jens gave arles J. Edwards, C arr] astings 18 er undersigne inclose a check f Charles Er h, Ronald Griffin, An- room operator, the maximum sentence | to a firm belief in the old adage y- [UN Jersigned to on lose a ches k for drew “0 vok. Be in F ecorchal — 90 days and a fine of $200—on a, ery cloud has a silver ’ £5,000 as the United Mine Workers aT tire SrA Clue Bc finite sick leaves with pay hav: cording tc bull irday by Wilbur Wrigt nix n the tomato is to issuing per ng purposes reads: “Tomatoes are as vegetables and At a recent meeting of the United ance for home canning Garment Workers of America, Local |to be permitted 177, Barnesboro, held in Miners Hall at that place, members decided to PAY WAR COSTS NOW. another war bond,thereby in- aying as much as j e of i “ contribution to the fine humanitarian | Edward thy ¥nount, invested in the charge of violating regulations dur- Awakened at 3 a. m. 1 hurs- So the Red 'rDTs tdi WP 1 boro md date $1,000 ing the blackout on Wednesday eve-| day by the sound of an ) he work of tho Med ross, dedicate to oe I'l nse of the garment work- ning of last week. E. E. Sickelberger, | Kelly discovered that hi had | the common good. ies ws ; ers to aid ir 16 t fort has the air raid warden who filed the | caught fire from a shor 1 he DO YOU KNOW 3 100 charge, said Edwards failed to heed | wiring. The machine ap 0 2 honeymoon is over when she Appendicitis ig practically u Ww? cent of the n 's have agreed two warnings to black out his pool | total loss, but on examining i he tops dropping her eycs and starts| to the - 4 1 1 - i discovered the tires were unharmec I 2 her voice. South : Blackout Violator. Radcliffe and Clvde Swans- L Clr I 1.
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