Thursday, October 22, 1942. UNION PRESS-COURIER PAGE SEVEN 1942, ’ ————— | the year will be given throughout SEVENTY-FIVE MILLIONS PUBLIC SALE FARM CALENDAR | the nation. sotd Tools IN TAX CUT MEANS THIRTY Of Valuable Personal Property. Classified Ads 8 An Hot rs filing and DOLLARS IN EACH FAMILY The undersigned wil sell at Public Timely Topics from State College fitting the cross-cut saw will save ler Biddle, P Sent Pe Sale on his farm, situate in East Car- Ri 2c; Jor 25 words or less School of Agriculture. | any hours and much uggruvation BY Alesnder Bide, President enn oll township, 11 mils south o Car. || Tu, 25 & Times dc; 3 Times | later on when working in tne woods, f rolftovn. on Route 11038. known as — Pay e in / Nee — Labor Shortage Threatens. | say Penn State Foresters. y : ne . in} > 3ende i 3 y What would a $75,000,000 cut in the Joe Bender Road, leading to l.o- . rr . Loss of a million farm Workers in Vv State taxes mean to Pennsylvanians? retto, (Turn off at Luther's Corner, Le } Peon non About that hi the next twelve Fonte 1s in prospect | poy HIKE GRANTED | Split up among the 10,000,000 peo-| Washington, D. C. | Carrolitown, on black top road) on |, hay! en Cle ou . J2 Dreseal Sends CONS ere 10 LIQUOR CLERKS ple in the Commonwealth, that is| op pn ooo ln i els | SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24th, 1942, S2 Mie Clansitiony ig College, ot half of dy = | $7.50 per person. Assuming that. the Secretary of Agriculture Wickard At 12:00 O'Clock Noon Sharp! @®@—FOK RENT — ni lege. se | : os bis . it] : 3) -_ : 3 > | Governor Arthur H. James has an- | average family has four members, it | . : io 3 * : 4 will go into the armed forces and the/ nounced a salary increase policy €s-| amounts to $30 per family. These eal- | has made it very clear in private The following described property, FOR RENT—6 room house. Also 4- other half will be employed by ur-) tablishing a new general base pay culations are based upon the Penn-| Conferences that he takes vigorous |viz:—8-year old Mare, 4 Cows, 3-mo.| room apartment; both with all mos ba inqustries. The resulting short./ v $1 176 for commonwealth employ- | sylvania Economy League's forecast | €Xception to Donald Nelson's recent | old Heifer; 2 5-mo. old Steers, awn | gern conveniences. Wired for elee~ age of farm labor will curtail BT") tes and a minimum salary of $1,350 | of a possible tax cut of this amount, | Statement: “We are going to have | Mower, 200 sawed locust posts, for tric Stove. Also Wicker furni- cultural production, it is expected. | = Sore liquor store clerks. lif the voters and legislators so de-| enough to eat throughout this war | electric fence size 2x2; 30-gal. crock; | tyre for sale. Lynn Rhody, 219 E. Pack Eggs Carefully. In effect, the raises represented a |iermine. | and we probably will not have to Brisles, Reames Kollags, Wheat,|_ Magee Avenue, Patton, Pa. te, Ly { trees 93 ea Egg cases, either new or used, are | partial capitulation of the common-| When this huge tax cut is reduced | Put any very drastic limitations on Rye Sy ole a Rb T oo a scarce right now and with billions oi | wealth on demands of the liquor store | to terms of the family, it does not| our range of choice in that regard. vashel; Beled Huy snd Straw bf he ®—F OR SALE eggs needed at drying plants, supply | clerks for a 20 per cent increase in| mean that each family of four will On the contrary, Wickard says ton; 45-gal. Copper Kettle; Large \ 8- BURNER OIL STOVE with oven depots, and markets everywhere, it| neir former $1,200 minimum pay | have available $30 with which to buy| that we are going to be more and | ‘= C8 Fanning Mill, Dust Mix-| and flat top, for sale. Also one is more important than ever to pack | pase, the new base equalling a 15 per | war bonds, because so much of the| more up against it for food—unless -~ 0 DELS aon ath Wire, Butiol| Beating stove anda hiboten capi eggs carefully before they leave the | cent increase. | individual tax bill is paid through in- | we give the farmer more machinery Cratos, Strawberry Crates, and Base all in excellent condition. For in. farm, remind poultry specialists of The new order also raised other | direct taxation. But it does mean that | and more labor. kets; Cider Barrels, Kerosene Barrels,| formation inquire at the Union the Pennsylvania State College. clerk classifications comparably; thus | each family i a Stake of $50 the/ hlely here are Be reasons Why 5-gal. Gas Cans, Farmall 20 Tractor Press-Courier office. > > > a rospective tax reduction that both | . An army uses twice as muc ; iw ; Timber 1s Demanied, oun iiss go, i jrssead Political ry agree will be made—| food as ne (a) because a lot with good rubber; set 14-inch Tractor | LyyTLE PIGS FOR SALE. Inquire Wood has become a critical mater- | of $1,260, and those in their third anc | p pe S ' : Plows; 6 months old; McCormick Milton Bender, Carrolltown-Loretts alo Oc extension | fourth years of service get $1,512 and | it it amounts to $75,000,000. | is lost at sea, (b) a lot is lost in the Deering Power Take-off Potato Dig-| Brick Road. = Spee a Dr State | $1,584 respectively, instead of $1,320 Each $30 will buy 1500 rounds of field of battle, and (c) soldiers eat ger; McCormick Binder, 7 foot cut ric oad. 029 Colle Requirements are estimated and $1,380. | 45- caliber cartridges, or 6 steel hel-| more than civilians. with tractor and team tongue; Em-|FOR SALE — Large heatrola, baby er ond feet for the cur-| The order modified an announce- | mets, or 20 first aid kits, or 30 en-| 2. We have to feed our allies pire Junior Grain Drill; New Idea| carriage, coal range, small dresser, 2 t or compared with an ‘aver- | ment of pay increases issued by Gov | trenchment shovels. All of the $30 put | more and more. Cabbage Planter with fertilizer at- sideboard, ironing board, toilet set, Te yr bi fr of about 25|James in which he said all employees | together $75,000,000 would buy the| 3 We will also have to feed the | tachment; Lime Spreader, six row! rocking chair, straight chair, car billion feet for the 1936-40 period in the executive department making | biggest battleship afloat, or 300 4-1 occupied regions when they are set | Potato Duster; 6-ft. Cut McCormick | pet runner, kraut cutter and 1938 illion . jor Be Pate ’ less than $3,000 a year would receive | engine bombers, or-500 pursuit planes | free. Mowing Machine; 8-fork Hay Ted- Oldsmobile Car in A-1 condition. Conserve Rubber Parts. raises of 15 per cent on the salaries or 1340 medium tanks. It will Provide] But meanwhile, farmers actually | der; McCormick Double Disc Tractor| All good tires, cheap for cash. In- Careful handling and proper man-| designated for their positions as of | the pay for 62,500 soldiers for two! are killing good dairy cows for beef | Harrow; 3 section spring tooth Har-| quire of Mrs. Adolph Hofer, 413 agement is demanded in conserving | january 1, 1941. | years. y 1 or | row; 2-section spring tooth Harrow; Palmer Avenue, Patton, Pa. N3§ the rubber on milking machines, ex- As iraaitey. however, all em-! Some groups or agencies may be- | bevasse tay re 2-horse Weeder on Bn Potato — plain dairy specialists of the Pennsyl- ployees making up to and including | lieve that they have claims that de-| herds. In the Chicago milk shed |Grader; Oliver Walking Plow; Syra-| @ —WANTED Vonis State College. They say that] 55500 ave aifected by the new scale [serve special ‘consideration. Therel p04 gp dairy farmers have sold | cuse Hillside Plow; Success Junior| WANTED TO BUY—I will pay cash the rubber parts should not be bent, | ,.4q the liquor store clerks with! will be shifts in individual appropria- | their herds and gone out of busi- | Potato Digger; Red Seal Gasoline Mo- | for used Sewing Machines in elecs cracked, hammered or pulled. more than a year of service get flat | tions. But the $346,000,000 appropri- | ress tor for power take-off; Keystone| tric or treadle. Phone Mr. Keeley, To Report Achievements. raises of fifteen per cent or slightly ated for current expenditures in the | In one specific case, a dairy farm- | Thresher, Dust Collector; Letz Feed| 310-J, Ebensburg, Pa. N§ i The week of November 7 to 14 will {more despite “increment” increases | present biennium should not be ox or It the nse of his litter-carrier | Grinder; 2 6-inch belts; 4-inch belt; | ___ Ri — be observed as 4-H Club Achievement | granted them since January 1, 1941. | ceeded in 1943- 42 Ev id Stee pil when the tub went bad. The car- | 10% Wheeled Wagon and set of High o—M I SC E LL a NEO Us ! ia Co b ade t uce A is time : . . S ~ it: ; i Week. Reports of work done Quring} =¥ e ma le to reduce i ay rier, complete with trolley and hoist, Wheels to fit; 18-foot Hay Ladder; SEWIN : - DA In. Dunia ” | BrGGEST TAX BILL IN ALL [the claim lo put every possille gent; 3p SIRES $250. A tub to | High Wheeled Wagon, Manure Spre-| SEWING MACHINE REPAIRS. OUR HISTORY WILL HI1 ALL |into financing the war comes first. 1% COSt Him : new tub 10 | der; Set of Bob Sleds, Sleigh; Pow-| Sure your sewing machine for fu- OF US AND HIT US HARD $75,000,000 more will help. | replace the rusted one would cost | “po 1 gnu Spike Tooth Cultiva-| ture use. Have it repaired -by an re i . { Vy only Bo £2 he Sen it oy a now tor; 3 Shovel Cultivators; 1':-H. P.| experienced mechanic. Get your The biggest tax bill in American ARMY IS PREPARED TO | | al oh d : Souinny : Pe ig I" | Gasoline Engine; Drill Press, Black-| Singer Cleaner while they last. history wiil likely be ready this week ACQUIRE BUTLER HOSPITAL| OW hands to do the work of the | smith Forge; Cream Separator, Vise,| Singer Sewing Mach. Co. 820, W. for rich and poor alike after more| Harrisburg.—Only bondholders’ ap-| mae he: Wd His eatt! 3 closed Anvil, Grindstone on Stand, Hay Rake High oi. Eoenshurg Pa., or phot i - than six months of congressional add- | provial is needed for the Army to th i ie Ips Is cattle and closed | Grass Seeder, Cast Iron Garage Heat- | 310-1, Ebens urg. 2 f Relieve ing and subtracting, snarling and lease the Butler tuberculosis sanator-| € dairy. : : ing Stove; Rope, Block and Tackle; | TYPEWRITER AND ADDING MA- Ei of pleading. | ium. The war department plans to Foreseeing this machinery short- Hay Fork and Ropes; Cross Cut Saw, | chine service available thru us at | "y More than $1,000,00 a day in in- | spend more than $2,000,000 in trans-| 28€, Secretary Wickard asked WPB New Electric Fencer; Platform two- recognized prices. Our eight-year inorassod oxoise levies will begin | forming the unused $200,000 state in- | to permit manufacture of agricul- |peam Scale; Galvanized Water| guaranteed service reputation re. flowing into the Treasury immediate- Stitution into an army. hospital. | tural machinery up to 38 per cent | Trough; Steel Hog Feeder, and many mains good. Eagle Printing Co, i ly after the President signs the mea-| The announcement added that con-| of normal. The request was made | other articles too numerous to men-| Official Remington-Rand Agency, f Lake sure, although the fruits of steeply struction would be supervised by the| July 22. He did not get a reply | tion. Reason for selling: I have sold| Phone 118, Barnesboro. | Inereasing individual income and: of Pittsburgh district U. 8. Army Engi- | until this week. my farm. Terms made known on day | os — oa LSOUED, TABLETS. SALVE, NOSE DROPS | corporation taxes will not be garner- neers. While the general state author-/ Principal log-jammer is WPB'’s | of sale. NOTICE—My wife, having left my —_— — DO E lity said the lease had-not been signed civilian supply committee, headed DENNIS BENDER.! bed and board, I will not be respon. Cigar and cigarette taxes are due Secretary Thomas D. Frye said he| by Joseph L. Wiener, which has to|R. J. Nedimyer, Auctioneer 2t.| sible for any debts contracted by Balsinger & Luther to go up. The tax on whiskey and oth- felt “confident the lease will go| act on a great variety of civilian mre ere We en pe -EDWIN F. DILLON, Paid LY a : ise 1 " | P —Read the ads for some real news. a. Zz er distilled spirits will rise from $4 a through. | problems and does not pretend to gallon to $6. The tax on railroad, on “Bondholders still have to give their| be expert in agriculture. 0 As GREENHOUSES jElate and bus tickets, now five per |approval, siinongh verybady fons i wy He 2 i i Ja cent, is scheduled to double. The fed-|is a mere technicality,” rye added. wo questions aske y Flowers for All Occasions {eral charge against telephone calls| The Authoity built the 550-bed san-| members of this committee, in dis- | will rise to 20 per cent of the total atorium in 1939 but is was never pla-| cussing farm problems: 2: Stores At 2 | price. Present tax is six per cent on ced in operation. Frye said the army “If there is a labor shortage on TELEPHONE LINES EBENSBURG, . . Phone 295 [rec costing under 25 cents, and a planned to increase the bed capacity the farms, why can’t farmers work BARNESBORO, ” 378 nickel for each 50 cents of higher pri- to 1, 500. overtime, just as factory workers CRESSON, . .. » 868] {ced ols Hew > do?” ARE CROWDED WITH | Estimates of yields from the new STUFF" WITH BEARCATS | “What is the difference between | Flowers Telegraphed Anywhere tax bill range from about $6,800,000,- is a wheel type tractor and a crawler 000 a year up to $7,900,000,000—the | type?” | first figure by the treasury, the lat- So the United States may fail as pre - or ——~ | ter by Senator George of the Senate the larder of democracy if a farmer Finance Committee. It is expected to | can’t have a new plow point or some |incvrease federal rvenues to some- | other item—and the necessary farm | Fl N E where between $24,000,000,000 and labor. : | $26,000,000,000. On the important question of pho- | ° Vv tographs, the navy has completely | Pp RI ) ITI ) C reversed itself, with the result that ARMY LOWERS AGE | the stay-at-home public is seeing ' daily action shots of the war. FOR COMMISSIONS Until recently, there was a ban on taking pictures of “confidential” | THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF PENNSYLVANIA - . scenes. But on September 1, the The eligible age for applying for navy issued Gesicral Order 179, —y lan officer's commission in the United | which stated that ‘‘commanding of- | States Army has been lowered from ficers are directed to obtain photo- | 21 to 18, according to announcement graphs at times of emergency, dis- made last week at the Johnstown aster, and combat action.” | Army Recruiting Station. Picture taking in the navy used | Lowering of the age limits for com- to be confined to ‘“‘nuts and bolts missions, it was pointed out, is In photography’’—routine shots of ma- lsecping with the Army's demand for terials to observe their action under | pore Speed ond alermess. Young Hen stress. But now the navy is taking | 18 and 19 years of age, Army offi- pictures of some of the most dra-| | cers state, are best qualified to han- matic and colorful incidents in the | dle the modern high-speed implements te Re 1 Incidents in The) : . yal history of warfare, with some 1,400 Pictured here is our Kluge press |of war. photographers. | As an added inducement for youths | If you saw the picture of the Jap | We do all kinds of printing in this age group In enlist, the Army carrier sinking in the Coral sea, or | Yo . also offers them their choice of any the -Jap heavy cruis inking | and specialize only in fine of the following arms or services in | Met or he L a rung a work. Our customers are |which they desire to serve: Infantry - NEY Yl xe N.S ERI eaping | Il satisfied. Give us the | (including tank destroyer units), cav- ANDREW CHESHINI BACK overboard from the carrier Lexing- | we : e alry. coast artillery, quartermaster, Showing outstanding speed and ma.| ton, you have seen the work of navy | pleasure of doing your next GROmicRl Wasiare “engineer, signal dieuverability in the backfield, An-| cameramen. | i order of job work. corps, air force, armored force, ord- | drew Cheshini, former graduate of Some were appuinted to do noth- — J nance, medical corps, and corps of | Carrolitown High School, is Roy pay ing else but take pictures of the | : itary police. ing alternate right halfback for the| pattle, but some did their camera! zil i UNION a ho 18 and 19 years of age Be areaty of St. Vinoenis! College, ib shooting only after laying aside a oh who wish to apply for enlistment are Treghuan, Mr. Cheshini’s foo mh co machine gun. The famous picture ntries. urged to volunteer at the Army Re- | reer looms very promising, a MICH | of the sinking Jap carrier in the d and PRESS-COURIER cruiting Station, Postoffice Building, | is SYParieq of him in The Femaming Coral sea was taken by a machine | Sine > IP e1p in Johnstown and Altoona, Pa. games of the season. e bearcalS| ounner from the rear ne: a navy | iain PHONE Patton 3161 ; ns ea Vv Soha : boast of an undefeated and untied Sane 2 i have | tes in- Buy war bonds and stamps. season to date. Primary purpose of the picture | We Help You Have coe forms oi i y — -—--| taking is not to inform the publi, | “ f h 3 me of i but to inform the navy. The pi 1 } a tures are used to check on opera. | Enough oO Everyt ing — wee i# ; 3 tions, to instruct learners, and, most | . important, to study the enemy’s po- | You'll have many needs in the months ahead—needs 8 ver one can a (1] § ud it sition. Today, tomorrow and every | ia pis : | day, navy planes are flying over that must be paid for immediately—not over a long v , N 0 A h f | oy Se ond ge Solomons iid period of time, In our friendly, helpful way, we 1g pictures of whatever lies below. i asses... 0 ne...wit [1] 4 The developed shots may disclose want to see that those needs of yours are satisfied. that the Japs have moved into a] atte Ep ipa iE vision can LIL | {) 1] LT new area, and that the little black That’s why we offer you dignified personal loans— Shot, Seen under a Bio) oscope, is loans which make it possible for you to buy - an oil tank just mstalled. . + % HE $3 ough of everything''—loans which you can repay L CAPITAL CHAFF | over a long period of time, while you earn, 2 — ? : One U. S. general, returning from If you're planning to make this the London, reported that the waiting | rin it MARCU 1331 11th Ave, most important Christmas of her life '...the one that brings a diamond ant and inspiring. 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