PAGE TWO | nearby shopping is not possible and ir TYPES OF DRIVING | public transportation is inadequate. PERMITTED A N 0 7..—~Farms—Driving to farm is per- | mitted for the purpose of regular | work in connection with commercial | NOT PERMITTED farm operations. As a patriotic meas- | such driving should be g ‘ | av :d where blic transportation The Office of War Information has | BVoijed Nh Te public trenspo Y issued the folowing rules on the ty- ir TS pes of driving that are permitted and : J L not permitted: 1.—Benefits—Driving prohibited to benefit social affairs of any kind 2.—Volunteer Organization Work—-| ysis) if pubiic transportation is in- Driving in connection with non-paid adequate. regularly performed duties as officer 9.—Moving or other ‘worker of organization is| pe purpose of moving property is not permitted unless the work con- permitted only if the need for such tributes directly to the war effort or | public welfare. 3.—War Fund or Other Fund Rais- ing Campaigns—Driving permitted by persons regularly performing duties in connection ‘with the solicitation of | ure, however tions, air ports, bus depots, is permit- and then only if it is not possible to carrier or by use of adquate public transportation. 10.—Inspection of Property—Driv- funds under an organized Red Cross ing for general inspection of real pro- | War Fund or similar campaigns of perty owned by driver is prohibited. other organizations. (it is permitted, however, for persons 4.—Welfare Services—Driving by|in real estate business where members of welfare organizations is| inspections are performed as part of permitted to deliver food or medicine | regular occupation. Driving for in- to shut-ins, if regularly performed but | spection of real property, the pur- not to deliver clothing or magazines, | chase or rental of which is contem-| in | plated, is prohibited, uniess change of | residence is essential and public transportation is not adequate. unless they cannot be delivered any other way. 5.—Stop-off—Permitted for any purpose only if no deviation involved from trip which is otherwise permit-| to find an apartment or home permit- ted. ted where change of residence is es- 6.—Shopping—Driving is permitted sential and public transportation is for shopping, the need for which is|not adequate. Shopping to buy or rent a summer home is not permitted. 12.—Home remodeling—Driving to and from home for the purpose of es- sential remodeling and to inspect such property and work that is being done there is permitted only if alternate transportation is inadequate. V Shoe Sale RODDY McDOWALL TURNS YANKEE IN HIS NEW FILM, OF “MY FRIEND FLICKA” BOYS’ ENDICOTT-JOHNSON DRESS SHOES 1.08 Roddy McDowall ,the English youngster, has definitely gone Ameri- can. Friend Flicka,” the technicolor pic-| | essential and immediate; but only if | Driving travelers | and baggage to and from railroad sta- | ted (except where travel if for pleas- | ure and social on non-essential family | Property-—Driving wl moving is immediate and essential, | have the property shipped by public | such | 11.—Apartment Hunting—Driving | UNION PRESS-COURIER, i BOMBS RAIN ON ITALIAN TARGETS | —— gay AS" ADRIATIC SEA- | | 13 a IQ | J - NIAN SEA=—% £9) {3 E A = ~~ i EIT | | -— | ALLIED BOMBERS, in the mightiest alr attack yet made on Italy, blasted the port of Naples. More than 100 Flying Fortresses pounded the city, an adjacent plane factory, and the field at Pomigliano. At the same time, 50 Liberators of the Middle East Command smashed at the Foggia airdrome, 80 miles northeast of Naples. U. S. Lightnings bombed Chili- vani, Alghero, Bonorva and Aranchi in Sardinia, while R.A.F. Welling- ton bombers dropped their death loads on Pantelleria. (International) A city boy—Roddy lived in Lon- USE SUNFLOWERS TO don—country life was new to him. | MAKE TURKEY FENCE Its cattle and horses made a big im- pression, great expanses of trees, till- ed land and grazing meadow. sun flower hedge used by a Susque- American food was another of|hanna county turkey grower as a Roddy’s greatest surprises. He's still | fence for his birds. The seeds were astonished at the abundance, even | planted with a corn planter in rows with rationing, of fresh vegetables |apout 12 inches apart in a strip ab- and fruits—his favorite is cantaloupe | cyt 20 feet wide by Reuben Yoselson, Both practical and beautiful is the His latest film, Mary O'Hara's My —and he never misses an ice cream |, Montrose. dessert if he can help it. H. H. Kauffman, poultry extension Since he's been in the United Sta-|gpecialist at the Pennsylvania State tes, Roddy has acquired much of the | College, reports that sun flowers local slang. “Swell,” and “okay” are |gpew densely and kept the turkeys ture which is due at the Grand thea-| now firmly implanted in his vocabu- | fenced in, acting also as a windbreak | tre Patton, next Sunday and Monday, | lary, but he was slightly bewildered |anq shelter in stormy weather, and | June 13th and 14th, with a matinee | bY the wealth of words applying te | providing the birds with seeds as 'on Sunday at 2:30 p. m., proves that | COWboy life. He caught on fast though | ¢54q. | Roddy, who rocketed to fame for his|2nd now he is a pat user of such Sun flowers are planted as soon as | “How Green Was My Valley” por-| Phrases as “shootin’ irons,” and “Wal, | jt js warm enough to plant corn, and 9 { trayal, has acquired all the traits of | I'll be hawg-tied”— but he reached | equire about 100 days for the seed | the kid who lives next door to your | the limit when he went over to his|t, mature. | house. The picture was filmed in the | mother and said “Rassle up some| parmers who strip farm find that | Utah Mountains, and while on loca- CUT-RATE STORE fio Roddy really discovered Ameri- During his off-hours he ran bare- BARNESBORO | foot, rode the ranch horses, went | fishing with Preston Foster, his i ute of it. | grub, Mom.” | son. | screen father—and loved every min-| DARK PLUMAGE BIRDS strips of field corn may also act as barriers to keep turkeys from rang- ing too widely. Wild turkeys usually seek the pro- tection of heavy brush, rhododendron, Varro laurel, and pines in stormy weather. Natural shelter such as a sun flower hedge, standing corn, or brush pro- vides adequate protection to domesti- cated turkeys. rrr rae Featured with Roddy in the film version if Mary O’Hara's best seller are Preston Foster and Rita John- GROW WHITE FEATHERS Some chickens and turkeys at the Pennsylvania State College have been showing white feathers, but not be-|GIRLS TO TRAIN AS cause they fare afraid. | AIRCRAFT ENGINEERS Certain ¥ationsdfed to birds in they ~~ rae laboratory jof Dr. R. V. Boucher, as-| Girls who wish to enter the coming sociate professor of agricutural and |gge or aviation will be trained at the IICHIICHINOON Do You Need? It’s easier than you think—to arrange for a Per- sonal Loan to take care of any emergency you may face. Want to get out of debt? Pay a medical bill? A lawyer's fee? Let us lend you the money—and grant you easy terms for paying back while you earn through the year, Bring your problem to us. We'll treat it understandingly, courteously, and confidentially. How Much Money biological chemistry, have caused the feathers of fark plumaged birds to Fennsylvania State College this sum- mer on scholarships from two out- {found in birds that have access | be normal in every other respect, in- | cluding a fast rate of growth. V0O0000000NOO00000000000000000000000VVOOVVVOVVVOVVOVOOOC £ICIICICICICICICICICICICICICICICICICICICICICICICICICIC HEI LOANS UP TO THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS A FRIENDLY LOAN SERVICE TO MEET EVERY NEED Hours: BARNESBORO BUDGET PLAN, INC. Telephone 467 BARNESBORO Buy’ War Bonds and Stamps! 9 to 5:00 Daily, Except Wednesday Afternoon 200X000 C 2000000000000 v develop withiput pigment. White Feasfers do not show for two to three wegks after the poultry is put on the gpecial ration. and Hamilton Standard Propellers di- Dr. Boucher is not certain which | vision if the United Aircrait Corpor- nutritional deficiency causes the poor ation is now selecting 90 promising pigmentation, but the active factor |young women who will start their does not seem to be any of the recog- | studies June 15th. nized vitamins. The condition may be, Both fims pay for the girls’ room, prevented and cured by feeding dried | board, and tution and in addition al- standing aircraft corporations. Curtiss-Wright now has 105 young women on the campus in training, | brewers’ yeast at the rate of five per | iow a monthly stipend for incidental cent of the mash. The yeast, however, expenses. should not contain less than 45 per Curtiss-Wright has established sch- cent protein and should not be ir-|olarships at several colleges but Ham- radiated. ilton Standar Propellers has chosen Similar conditions are experienced | the Pennsylvania State College as the | at times by commercial poultry grow- | one institution in the country for this | ers. So far the lack of pigment has | specialized training. Company offi- con- | cials said that Penn State was chos- been | en because of its excellent record in to | training qualified engineering stu- dents. rey ASPARAGUS. been observed only in poultry fined to houses and has not good pasture. This nutritional abnormality may be observed in flocks that appear to | Indicated production of asparagus | this season in Pennsylvania shows an —Seems to be all right at Tokio | increase above the 1942 average. It is if their soldiers die to the last Jap. | placed at 270,000 crates compared That makes it unanimous. with 264,000 crates last year. SERGEANT, UNHAND THAT GAL! RELAX, FOLKS, it isn’t as serious as it appears. Sergt. V. M. Gemelli of an American engineers’ outfit in Tunisia, merely found this undraped dummy in front of a wrecked dress shop there, He christened his startling discovery “Miss Gertie From Bizerte.” (International) Thursday, June 10th, 1943. AT POPULAR PRICES BLATT BROTHERS GRAND THEATRE Friday, Sat’'day, June 11-12 PATTON m— A Paramount Pleture starrin -. JOHN WAYNE RAY M Produced and Directed by iLLAND PAULETTE GODDARD Raymond Massey - Lynne Overman - Robert Preston - Susan Hayward Charles Bickford - Walter Hampden - Martha 0'Driscoll - Janet Beecher - Cecil B. DeMille Sunday, Monday June 13-14 THE BEST LOVED OF BEST- SELLERS... “AND BEST OF ALL...IN MARY 0’HARA’S Frihnicoloe y RODDY TON RITA Cum ron McDOWALL « FOSTER » JOHNSON Matinee Sunday at 2:30 ALSO NEWS AND SHORT | Tuesday, June 15th > CENTURY-FOX PICTURE ns EVISON GEGLES L0iS ANDRE api7oL FON! ° : ; and Introducing of S A J i ALSO THE THREE MESQUITEERS, IN WESTWARD HO! With Bob Steele, Tom Tyler, and Rufe Davis. ——— roduced by U. S. Army Signal Corps. Released by Office of War Inf ¥os. Pictures, Inc., under auspices of War Activities Committee of the Motion Picture Industry] ase ADDED | Wed., Thurs., June 16-17 WEAVER BROTHERS AND ELVIRY, IN Mountain Moonlight Shot on the spot by 42 fighting U. S. cameramen! ormation « Distributed by Warner: -
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