Union press-courier. (Patton, Pa.) 1936-current, July 02, 1942, Image 2

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    RL TWO
LACK OF IRON, STEEL
HIT BY CIO PRESIDENT
- Plurray Says Bteei Output Being
Yetarded by Bottlenecks
Qives Speedup Plans
FOUNDED UPON A ROCK
“And the rain descended, and the
flocds cme, and the winds blew, and
beat upon that house, and it fell not:
for it was founded upon a rock.’
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War proouctiog
by three alarming hottiens
steel
gerap iron and steel
camulated, the
may drop to 80
this winter C 1
Murray said recentl
He laid these
Production Board
ad recommendations for rem
the obstacles He listed chide b
mecks which he said and
Be stimingted quickly
A shortage of armor
tank program. He
subcontracting program
existing facilities and
substituted for a $38.000.000
being undertaken by of the gias
steel corporations that
sguipment for this t Fie &
fnstalied in one locality which already
gafters from both housing wl tras
tion congestion
A shortage of pia
shipbuildi ng program He
an “the corporate greed
thee operators oof oretin
mills” who
geet business
their profits
have
ogi a by SVE
industry, and unless adequal wo rebut
stockpiles are 8
entire dutlry ipa
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President Phil
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flats four
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Dripose 2 that
that will @
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He charged
prage is ¥
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bel mrne
of most
HOLS
taking ali
byay
have Beer
they Car to er
He proposed that
@action of tinplate and sheets bw
stricted largely to small
the remaining strip m
work on light steel plales
An sdequate stockpile
steel Scrap. the g wir
fiaming the government for th
umtion, urged creation DY
Ment Roosevelt of 8 war scrap action
board as an independent federal agen-
ey, which would supersede other fed.’
ars] agencies handing the scrap prob
jem. He recommended that the boar
be romposed of a represenialives
the steel industry the U's
Steel Workers, and the third
gamed by the President
Under his program, A
armor plate production progran
be advanced by at least six
steel plate output now
per vent behind can be
per cent, and the wlio kpile
ean be solved. |
He estisaated that a stockpile of al
Sens 10.000.000 tons must be built by
§. 1942, and said this may
touring down of iron fences
firms
iis Iw ¥
of iron Aang
for EOE ter Pus ve
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ti fact
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FARMERS ARE URGED
TO SPRAY POTATOES
Hnpre
th C5 th 3, 3
running
ino res wait
py
oo
%
i
pratile $
An
blight
” om dent eel Aatiacy
in epidemic form
the entire Allsgheny Brea
Nixon, agricaitural counsel
Pennsylvania (hain Btore Couns
§ this week.
Shi shout the state mre,
tats sprayers into ac-
way
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oa
i tog
Fl 4 anid Ht i.
imperative that potato spraying be
done enrber pnd wore Umely than
| asaal’
flecomrnend ing (he use of &
Bordeaux mitture” (four pounds
copper sulphate, four pounds of lum
and 3 getiotis of walter} he added
that Timely qpraying of be 8
by a sudden drying off ¢
since late blight fh
wel weather
. ad raisin bread nay be used:
‘ bacon (brodled until crisp)
¥
sored ay. “ lg olf 3
Diced cold mest and celery with
Minced dried Met with mayonnaise
Bacon. minced and mixed with
mashed bansnas, peanut butler and
tart jelly.
Chopped round stead. Bermudas on.
Pm, mustard and chili sauce
Sticed ham, American cheese and
Chopped beer, ground fine, mixed
with Roquefort cheese, seasoned with
Waorchestershire sauce,
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f the wealher
5
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osirialies
£73 %
Adolpls, Benito znd Hirohite
the ihroe blind mice. Make
them run with ten percent of
your ioc in War Bends
Every pas
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Ary
Ey
The Road to Recovery
Is Paved with Paid Bills
{Freedonn from worry over unpaid bills goes a
Ang way in helping convalescence, So if you
ox one of your family has buen ill, come to us
bits. We Will provide you with a dignified
personal Joan . . . a lean which you can repay
ly . over 8 Jong period of time,
: 910 3/00 Daly Except Wednesday Afternoon
UNION PRESS CC
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for the
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Thursday, July 3 1942
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Declaration Indepetade nce f
declares that governments derive}
their jist powers from he consent 8
of the governed, that whenever ay jp
form of government becomes destruc,
hive of these ends, it is the right od
the people to aller oF abolish i.
That re what the people of Prance,
Holland, Norway, Denmark, italy
ay, want to do! We
the yoke of
yes and of Germal
CRA Reip them throw off
| Hilleriata by plunging our doliant in-
to the ht
Buy Wor Dongs sor
| freedom now! J
THE COMMON DEFENSE
Our children will ome day real the
history of this period It will oot only
be about what government did and
| what smen said. It will be bout
you tne—about us. What we did
| and we sad How we
Lup for all those liberties which stem
{from our religion. How Christiens
"stood up for the rights of their per
secuted brothers in the
| that free institutions can be
led only as they are
resisted
and refuted the atiscis, siurs, snd
Ot aed to substitute for £8
kind of totalitarianism. How we re
fathers of America by the persistence)
and devotion with which we
their principlecs and brought forth
from them new
purposes and b
Sea for the service of this generar 1
the | &
#£ the o» nit sed 3
fused eitheir to be deceived or bullied |
: How we proved our Jove for the fore |
TRIOTIC_HAVE A PICNIC IN YOUR OWN BACK YARD — SAVE — ON YOUR
FOOD NEEDS BUY BONDS BEAT THE JAPS |
| CHEE-ZEE SPREAD
m-de-Lite Salad Dress’g
m-de-Lite Myonmnaise =
MADE
ABCO TOMATO
2° 23¢
Bottles
STUFFED
Wifes
25¢
ASCO FRESH
AMERICAN
OR PIMENTO
2 49¢c
“as 320
"i 25€
POTATO CHIPS
12
PEACHES
19¢
SUNRISE
Calif. Ripe Olives, tall can
Calif. Sardines in Tom ato Sauce
2 No, 1 cams
Tweed 's Pure Mustard, 22 nz. jar
ASCO Sandwich Spread, pint jar
Sweet or Mixed Pickles, 7 oz jar
or Bour Pickles qt jar
Rob Roy Beverages, Plus Bot Deposit,
6 12-02. bottl
Presh Puritan Mscsisialiows Ib pkg. .17¢
Good Housekeeeper Napkins, 2 pkgs
f 80 for 15¢
America’s Own Wax Paper, 125 ft rl. 15¢
Picnic Plates, heavy paper, pkg. of 12. Ge
Tulip Hoi or Cold Drinking Cups, pkg... Q¢
PEANUT SNACK TOMATO JUIGE
¥ B.C Riz Crackers Ib. Ix
21 C NBC Pride Tam: " pkg on 3 25¢
DOLE’S PINEAPPLE JUICE . 2 “290
2 Sunny Fresh Cucumber Pickles . ““= 12¢
Re Hood Apple Sauce 3 16.02 cans 15¢ Mott's Jellies Asst. Flavors, 12 oz glass 12¢
ABCO Crisp Wheat Puffs, § on pkg Ge Glemwood Apple Buiter, 2 28.03 jars. 26¢
Calif. Beediess Raisins, 2 lbs 19: ASCO @Gelating Desserts, pkg. ccracione 0
19e
25¢
12¢
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10¢
21e
25¢
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hil
* 4 ORIG
Jur
2 ounce
CHS
5
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BUY FOR QUALITY SAVE FOR PREMIUMS ae 3
RY SOAP 6 = 27¢
ocracox | Scouring Cloamsée, 3 3 “= 14c
ror.er 30a? | Soap Chips am 23c
OCTAGON
80.” PWD'R
3™ 14¢
3“ 14¢ | Granulated Soap . ne 23c
FRESH SPARKLING PRODUCH
WATERMELONS . . Synay wen. a jpgs
| CANTALOUPES . =a: 2™ 25¢
i NEW POTATOES . Paes quiey 10™ 286
CALIF. JUICY BUNCH RED FRESH CRISP LEAY
§ LEMONS 2°" 35¢C BEETS 3° 1i)c | LETTUCE 2™ 9¢
* BAT ORE NEATET SE raza VITAMINS
Lean Tendered . = cin 3
Swift's Premium "== 37¢
Girard Cool Ee wi “39¢
| STAND |
Chickens, fully dressed, frye
or Bruliens, Ih.
vy Skinless Weiners, » ai
or Jumbo Balages, ®
« BEEF “* 29¢
Assorted Cold Mest Outs, To. _.. 336
Fancy Fresh Frankfurters, per.
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prosery- |
guaranteed to}
{the least of theme, How we
am, en] fore spo 12 wilE 324
| ing alike. This is the Way
! freedom is Jost. :
We should make this. clear to our | Pittsburgh
Americans. The history ol the
is laying svimperative of very
ar TH -
| where. It is. Foe yo ot day | sarees. exon and aesthesn
whom ye will servi.” Will it be God, | Kerr Jocuted § De.
| to serve whom mikes us free? Or,
| some tyrant? Thee can bo no Jloabdt |
jas to the Amerieim answer to this
TRE (Med from
own inter
NAVY COMMISRIONS DOCTOR
Dr. H. B. Keer, Snmenere dentist,
the IU. 8.