PAGE FOUR UNION PRESS.COURIER Thursday, October 22, 1942, a AFTER 11 DAYS OF NON-OP-| - Patton Courier, Estab., Oct. 1893. eration and the loss of hundreds ot BE RB HEAL KX Union Press, Estab. May 1935. thousands of dollars of sales, the] strike of state liquor store employes —— NION PRESS-COURIER ended last week. The clerks were ra- & & bB | a ther thoroughly defeated. The state, EAT ee under the Hepublican administration | Published every Thursday by Thos. | of Arthur James, had the upper hand] — : A. Owens, 723 Fifth Avenue, Pat- |land were plenty tough. Had a private "9 . . : ton, Pa., and entered as second | employer, under similar conditions, —America’s First Nationally é atter May 7, 1936, at | acted as i y rol boa di a DE a Dae under oy Tie Hauor tent ta 3 2 Sold Bread to Be Enriched ! p the Act of March 3, 1879. would have been down on his neck 3 : : : . f th H — like a ton of brick. The clerks faced | CE In these times . . . when enriched bread is part of the F. P. Cammarata ... Business Mgr. | 4, almost hopeless fight when they] 2 3 a daily diet of Uncle Sam's armed forces ... Marvel is p ius. A. i, , Associat yond StIEk against ihe government, Yel : ; proving an important health benefit to every man, t] Thos. Owens, dr; Associate llitor ||; this particular case their action a il LL woman and child in America. For Marvel Bread is L = : was far different from most govern- Spas wt t . . : : : i in Subscription, $2 a Year in Advance || penta) strikes. In the first place it| a ENRICHED with essential Yitamins indus he of Advertising Ratés on Application {did not jeopardize public safety, heal- | : Ra | B!, niacin (a B vitamin) and iron . . . actua by A i e NATIONAL €DITORIAL ith or welfare. In the second the| 1 EE | . ing the minimum requirements for enric han oe 3 ~a3 | Second, the clerks had exhausted re-| recommended by the National Research Council. Ea SSOCIATION asonable means by which over a per-| 3 Marvel ENRICHED Bread today and everyday. And o ; j30d of years they had sought to get : remember, Marvel gives you nutrition and economy R relief from disgracefully low wages. | ee J ] BOTH 1 The endeavor of the Union Press- HH The time they were out will be charg- | Hi : Ter ’ Courier is to sincerely represent | ed against their vacations, if that is | ; of 3 x o Union Workers in their efforts to | found to be legal. Since that time the | Ww. : €( obtain economic freedom, particu- |{ Governor has announced wage in-| 2 5 : : : larly as advocated by the United || creases amounting to fifteen per cent wv Mine Workers of America. We so- || for certain civil service employees] af licit the support of All Unions. | of the state, including the liquor store he Material for publication must be |/clerks. The clerks had asked for 20 Je authorized by the organization it | per cent increases. Hence, in this el- represents, signed by the Presi- || ection campaign period, the incident i dent and Secretary, and bear the || of the clerks bore fruit, it appears. at seal of the Local. | ok The Union Press-Courier givesits || FEW WITNESSES BEFORE THE advertisers the advantage of the }'congressional committees have won| M combined circulation of the two |isuch universal approval from the largest circulated weeklies in Cam- || folks back home as has Rubber Ad- Fi bria County and has a reader cov- | ministrator Jeffers. He told some of < erage that blankets Patton and the [the southern congressmen he was in- major mining towns. GE || terested in winning the war, and not ' i jin what their constituents wanted. I { The people liked what he said and the ) | way he said it. Indeed, it was about | time some of the big men drafted in- « | to government service let the sena- € {tors and representatives understand that they are in Washington to serve F the country and not constituents. se { oe A 4k co THERE'S JUST A LITTLE LESS Ww] hg two weeks time Jini ie gener- ® (ther Bakery Values ® pa |al election of November 3rd will be : . er Fa. | here. Interest seems to be lax, and LOAF CAKES Assorted a 21¢c | war interest so far predominates that Assorted Ea. : ———— | politicians are stumped. Such should LAYER CAKES as ss een 33¢c i I IDLY, THE WAR NOt be the case. If there ever was a FRESH BARBECUE or WEINER ROLLS..... ™ 8c t RATHER VIVIDLY, TH [ti oh 1 I i en developments of the past week bring | Ime When the Pepe at RO should E PARKER FRESH y = home to us that the enemy is not an gh a id Soy I alls JAN You I Find A&P Supers--- i easy opponent, and that he will hang |, "oon oe young men and even bil ED” D NU TS Doz 1 2 0 3 3 1 SO ou ond of WOM Me gompletry older men would take if they were at . . Geared To War Time Service! crushed. The war won't be won by : . EE ——————....... em = Cy : : F- woe ld >. They shoul to the 1s a Sure, vou've got to stretch your food budget these days an? you have wishful thinking on the part of we om oy er Dols and Enioe Neterc’s Best ar. Savings! Sure, youve got to stretch Jour thal Dudget thete dure ANd YON MN bu who remain at home. With all the alified d suited to carry this Eno Nalure s : t gs. your A&P Super the right place to serve you on both counts pup he admonishing of Washington we have |9ualitied and suited to carry on tis marketing short cuts keep prices down—6 days a week. You can SE Ce % ten into the great commonwealth’'s: government from many items to take cars Of war time appetites, Because !/ not, as yet, generally, got en into 10 for the next four years. They should Super Markets are geared to today's needs, thrifty housewives by the spirit of “all-out” war, which means not let money drifluence them ‘in the . : : thousands pick A&P as their favorite place to shop and save! M: sacrifices and more sacrifices—and Shiner tn Re they. vote. Usually Postons, Jun ohigts, Jun Uncle fam, urge yoil 1s at Dis nty 51 G d a at 39 ar ; i acrifice. Whe: d > /111C A . resh fruits an . es. L, cause th inera anc 3 n 5 continually increased sacrifice. When wher money is offered. the ontiidn Vitaising in these foods are vital to Sour health for strength uarantee SALAD DRESSING Sun Sie ao ¢ at] we begin to accept sacrifice willing - tes fe i it a the ver od and energy. Fill your market basket with A&P fruits and ves- Top Quality ot his ly, uncomplainingly, and eagerly, | = a IT ng Ti AS Ty ones ctables today. Enjoy deliciously good things to eat. . . at really CIDER VINEGAR Ann Le qe ilo then we'll be in the gear of winning rg Swany Of, Tre ue y “ Je 2 gown 49 = dexo 2 . wi a war, backed by the huge resources | Cl (SMIPET, fon ICRLNE oh A Victory Food Feature! SMABOIL p=, 7 27g al of a nation that can go places when “™" Ye ’ 4 r i victions. Shi Pt. ho all of us give all. RO Oo C MAYONNAISE J. ........ 05 25¢ : po | REPUBLICAN FOLLOWERS OF ! Ann 2-Lb. N. MEANTIME, WASHINGTON 18 Senator James J. Davis well know Nationally ¥nown MACARONI SEASHELLS Page Pie I5¢ a putting in final shape the machinery oat 5 jot of money did toward de- . CHEESE SQUARES colonial 120% iTe Ch for the lowering of the drafl age|fe tine him at the Republican pri- White House Phe. for 20 to 18 years. All indications | .oiies’ last spring. When money Evaporated RITZ CRACKERS ~s=c. ig 2%¢ th now point! to the conclusion that|g, oo q, freely it is seldom friends CORN FLAKES Sunny- 11-02. Te hos many of the 'teen aged youths will be of the common people that disburse I cas Pre : inducted into the military SeIViCe, ;¢ ‘pea friends of the rank and file . oa Sunnyfield -Lb. hy beginning with the December quotas;i .1qom have it to pends We repeat, Jonathans and Winter Banana—Vitamin C+ ROLLED OATS sunayfie 5 I 25 Ge 3 i 3 i se ————————— yg 3 his and likely nearly all of them will be ote your convictions! But, by all Tall CAKE FLOUR sunnyfield . 2-1, Te in uniform by next April. Quite like- 1, oo. 0 ho . Juicy Fla. 70-80's Cans 2. ty they will form the heavy Dortion es 8 Grapefruit Vitamins B+ C++ 4 For 25¢ 49c¢ j ; on of the inductees until fhe number of THE WRITER OF THIS COLUMN. apor Fell Ls BABY FOODS Clepp's, di 3 Cans 2%¢ them is completely taken. The No- imp, mag A Owens, is a candidate for P ny 4d 25 Not connect- Ca vember call, however, will take many revelooton to the General Ar ecans Viana B+ a ¢ 3 BO SHREDDED WHEAT xelioze’s Pkg. fle his married men, with wives only, inlo |e the sec Cambria C v dis. = h Home Grown 2 1 5 er3\ tom pany : the armed ranks. Military authorities Hom ae Sooang Com la i Spinac Vit. A++ B+ C++G++dm IPS C J CORN FLAKES xelloges 2 pro 21¢ A are banking on an army of 7,500,00 service. he will appreciate your Danish—for Kraut 50-Lb. 69 Set ' eh at : ‘ 3 4 = ’ € C S ta J: Y Jb. Yo by the end of 1943, ang expect 0 |y te and support. Likewise his twa Cabba oe Vitamins A+ B+ C++ Bag C DIXIE MARGARINE . itiesivh 25¢ have five millions nds: arms by the FR Autoren Alsert g vit. Ad b KIBBLED BISCUIT vaily 31h. 25g os end of this year. Married men With \y "connor of Loretto, and Michael Sweet Potatoes B+ C+ 6: ~29¢ Ann Page > Pkg. ht families probably won't be called at| ~ ~papve ak To f Portage again! AZD LAMPS 25-10-60 Ea. i0c De : Ee os Hill the endeof . ervenak, Jr., o ortage, again a : G. E. M z A oy i all, or at least not until the . ., |are candidate for re-election. The Endive Home Grown Ths, 15; e 0 1-Lt next year. A March or ApH St same theory holds good for them. La- > . SPIC and SPAN Cleaner Phe. 23¢ & I will be necessary to call up more mar- |y,,. wij find the records of all three a Size 12 Has 19 Cars a vied men. Selective Service Head, | ;qcamply candidates mighty favor- Cauliflower Vit. B+ C+%4 » > C eat SWEETHEART SOAP... 3 * 20¢ ter General Hershey said any. an Fini able. All ask re-election on thir rec- = = Er PAPER TOWELS Red Roll {0c wit vied after Pearl Harbor is no 0 B€ ord of past performance. Rich In Proteins, Minerals and Bl Vitamin: 28-Oz. Wheat Cross Sai eonsidered as such. He said the coun- Seid ’ . Pkg. Cc Farina MOTOR OIL, A Fenn 2 Gal | 99 ] try would demand “in thé not distant WE HAVE NO FAULT TO FIND A&P ‘Su er Right’ M EATS 1009 Penna.: + Can '- De future Uiat something besides de- with ‘the opposition Feondidat Ss Twe p 11 tt v time a = =~ Tr Mr sney or allege pe »ncy be eS. 70 V ishme flavor, savings . . . you get a hree every time oo pendency or alleged dependency b Nourishment, For Cutt g Costs CHEESE! Ed in oo ° you take home meats and poultry from your A&P Super. Every cut of “Super Right” meat is guaranteed to satisfy. Tender "Super Right" Loin Chops..." 53¢ sterling men and an excellent lady oppose us. To them we extend the same thought that we might have for ouselves. If the writer is defeated, it will be because the most voters want someone else. If he's elected, he'll do his best to be of service, as he has in the measure’ for deferment. Because cheese is a highly concentrated food, with little waste, it's one of the most econom- ical foods you can buy. Serve cheese often and cut your food costs. It has all four advantages of Economy, Nourishment, Variety and Con- venience, Selected COLORED CHEDDAR Mcdium Xb. 37a THE BIGGEST PROBLEM CON- fronting the darft age lowering sta- tus is the effect it will have on edu- cation—the “grab” it will take of high school and college students. In rs A ta oi the past. Only when all the voters go | . Lb Sor = LL REI to the polls can the true sentiment s % Rib Chops. ve T 49¢ Sharp Chi eferred unl they © te UA ~ | of the people be conclusively show ‘ : : : ent term ending next spring—but 2 DooDle 5 Sively saown, Fresh Dressed Roasting Sh’ld’r Chops." 35¢ Crestview MEL-0-BIT Brick and LE 2.10 59¢ % no longer. Military leaders say that CHEST SPRINGS COUPLE CHICKENS B Lb, go if the Axis dominated our nation ed- : > : is OUPLE yoast., .. 21¢ FANCY BRICK CHEESE... . 1» 33¢ € ucation of youth would be mighty MARRIED ON SATURDAY 114-5 Lb. Avg. Lb Ss IL Lb. 37 3 well curtailed. Hence youth of today Mise Bat x S ; = donchicr ct Hh b. 44 ma egs. . c BABY GOUDAS. .. .. vrs. Oz 33a is | may have to forego what they have! Ss =sSter zcnenk, daughter 9 ———— F— Doz. Cc CHANTELLE Creamy. sort . ght desired in order that posterity may Hugh Schens, ang LSonary Miler, 2 FRESH CUT UP Armour's "Star CH AT Lb. 392 : ave a C inued guarantee of hose | Son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller o . ree Savy : Rive a conv guar e 0 Chest Springs, were married Satur- CHICKEN Thuringer or Cooked Grade "A" KRAFT VELVEETA Chess 20. ble —— advantages. fk EE day at 8 a. m. in St. Monica's Church Salami Lb 35¢ S 5 k ———— irik ang . » AUTO- | at Chest Springs. Father Padden of-- | Lb. 65 unnybroo Chicos . . & Yyegns ARE A y that ficiated and sang the Nuptial High BREASTS. ....... ¢ «10030 of the W eek! (F mobiles traveling the highways 8 Mass which followed. | Lb Med; : display no federal auto use tax stamp | The attendants were Miss Theresa LEGS........... ih 59¢ 2 ium Sharp—Fancy Daisy iA ile 35 sticker, Now it 1g seid fig Schenk, sister of the bride, and Earl BACKS. Tana 21s EE IREEN i rin gustoffices wil he hajted from Se . | Miller, twin brother of the groom. NECKS. . sisiuiein va J 271¢ SHRIMP. ee Lb. 3c #3 Doz. S 1c eese Lb. 37¢ ting any more of the stamps and that The bride was attired ir a white REST: SPER LE : a drive will be made by federal au-| _.. “ ~~ oh Aer Ct oil. Tho COLD CUT SUGGESTIONS FRESH SPECKLED . : th ties to check up on the motorists Sain gown wich fingor- 1p vei, ie TROUT. . Dressed. 90g From the farms of America’s fin- 3 qorities to ¢ up on Lhe MOLOLIS™® | bridesmaid wore a pink satin gown Sliced Spiced H Lb. §Q . Lb. est dairylands comes fresh A&P who have evaded this tax. Persons and. a coronet of flowers. ice pice am. ¢| FRESH BLUE ine who alley io ouain ; ne SX tse A wedding dinner was served at Meat Loaves asst ™ 35¢| PIKE....... ™ (Te BUTTER stamp when it was issued p 2 bride's sg 4. oF 2 . bi i oo and Have been driving thei ca since | Une Brides, home, and a supper at the Bologna Jit, ... »» 28 | geen gunssen c Sat ime will he Fesuired lo pay Hie |couple left Saturday evening for Skinless Weiners. .™ 33¢ FRESH STEW ne : ¢ Lb. S0¢ Rell Style full $5 fee for the stamp and are li- | ~ sticul here Me. Miller 5 - . Lb. tSH STEWIN able to a fine of $25 unless they can Paced felt, Where ¥ er 13 em Liver Sausage. 3s 33c¢c OYSTERS.... * 42¢ " give good reason why they should not yy v ay Spiced Luncheon 3 i.15, Sr be prosecuted. Federal agents will| | en r SUFFERS | ioh. | COLVER MAN SUFFERS . stop cars on the streets and high- LD LL aS : Hofiman’s Cottage S | D i ways, and will look over parked mo- | BURNS IN CAR FIRE 7 8 i ver us tor vehicles. What about you? 1 ~ 55 . ; REEFS | Frank Valeri of Colver was painful. With Dish Towel | HERE IS THE PERMANENT |ly burned about the hand and arm | Lb aonstantly reprinted request of Rub- when he attempted to extinguish 2 1-Lb. 25 =D. h% Vegetable Large 25¢ ber Administrator William F. Jeff-|flames in his car about 8 o'clock last | Pkgs. Cc Can Shortening Package T ers, as it appears daily in the most | Thursday evening on Lloyd Street in| | of the nation’s press: “You can save | Ebensburg. The Dauntless Fire Com- | . RK y ; | rubber and help win the war if you |pany responded to an alarm, render- ; : | will do these things: (1) Drive only | ed first aid to Valeri and extinguish- | i é@ uoy sana when absolutely necessary. (2) Keep |ed the flames. Damage to the ma- | | under 35 miles per hour. (3) Keep [chine was estimated at $10. { > HEALTH SOAP k \\ ; | your tires properly inflated. (4) Have = a == es Large Floating Large Reg. Size [IR : iy. | them inspected regularly. (5) Share| ..—Buy bonds, and buy and buy — | 0 Soa 22 C : sane EL your car with others. po bid the Axis bye-bye! | Cake : P | Cakes c Pkg. 2 Pkgs. 23c : i i
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