THE AGITATOR; WELLSBORO, PA., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 15, 1944.

.'iiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiimmiimiiiiiiminrti Wartime drivers find Srudebaker WASHINGTON NEW BOOKS AT MORE WOMEN the ideal economy car NEWSLETTER GREENJJBRARY WORKERS .^9&SE5^^fc>. From Congressman Wil Brief Review Of Out- Man Power Shortage In MONEY •DEPENDABLE transportation meant son D. Gillette. standing Books Writ- Tioga County Is Ser- A-' more than ever these days to busv —^^^^^^™ y ten By The Librarian. wartime driven. i Important developments on the ious. ,food front suggest a temporary Here's what a big-city physician, name increase in the available supplies General — Report of the Com- The Tioga Labor Management on request, recently said: "In my general maning General of the AAF, Ar- of beef and pork and a cut in Committee of the War Manpow- USING A CHECKING ACCOUNT practice, I can always count on my Stude- point value has been made. Meat nold; Trout, Bergman. baker these war days for reli- Romances — In the Name of er Commission meeting at the of- supplies are to be eight per cent fice of William J. Ordway at Elk- able, low-cost performance." larger than for February, but late I Love, Corliss; Sunrise, Duffleld; That doctor is one of many spring will bring additional cur-j Mountain Lodge, Eden; Peter's land discussed the shortage of hard-working civilians who are tailments. Crop prospects, ac.. , Wife, England; Dirigo Point, Fos- male workers throughout Tioga ;'| ter; Silver Crescent, Heath; Wait county, which affects every s getting exceptional tire, gas and cording to the Department o including ag- Whether you are sending money out-of- maintenance economy from riculture, are less favorable now their Studebaker Champions, than at this time during the last Flies Out, Hurst; Last Lover, Mil- town or paying local bills, you will find a three years, with the outlook four ler; ;It's Time to Say Goodbye, Of the fire largest industrial Commanders and Presidents. Moore; Portrait of Love, Nichols; employers it is estimated that nt In fact, today, after well over two years J er cent below last year and checking account a real time saver. twelve per cent below 1942. Angel in the Rain, Quentin. least 100 farmers who have tak- of war, hundreds of thousands of essential Western Stories — Silvertip's en industrial employment in ad motorists from coast to coast are still en- Rationing Notes.—Another ra- For those who only use a check occasion* tion stamp, to be later designat- Chase, Brand; Aces Wild at Gold- dition to their farm work, will joyi«g dependable transportation at low ed, will become valid on May 1 en Eagle, Gregory; No Range is return to agriculture on a full- ally, we suggest the use of our Bank Checks. cost, thanks to the quality of Studebaker for the purchase of one pair of Free, Halleran; Oklahoma Lawtim. e basis on or before the firs...„t. craftsmanship and the advanced princi- shoes. The current shoe stamp, I Holt; Horsetheif Pass, Snow; of April. Many farmers have al- The cost is low—only 10c up to $100 and ples of Studebaker engineering. eirplane stamp 1 in Ration Book Trouble on Funeral Range, Tomp- ready returned to their farming f 3, will remain good indefinitely. Kins; Prairie Pinto, Westland. operations. I/10th of l /c above that amount—and they Validity of stamp 18 in Book 1 Mysteries—Dead to the World, Selective Service withdrawals ends April :!0. On automobiles Baker & Bolton; Lady of Night, from industry can now be com- can be sent any place in the United States. HAWK'S GARAGE Wellsboro, Pa. ih» monthly quota of used 1942 Barry; He Wouldn's Kill Patience puted with some degree of accur- cars has been removed. Any elig- Dickson; Delicate Ape, Hughes; acy and most industries will ex- a ible buyer who finds such a car Deadline at Dawn, Irish;'Opening perienc• e on—e o—f th—e- heavies—-—•••.=t• with-«.....-,! ~« for sale can obtain a certificate Door, Reilly; Home, Swet Homi- "rawals ot workers since the be-13 for its purchase from his district cide, Rice; Plain Case of Mudred,!*'""»>* of tne war. If produc- 5 ration board. March tire and Thayer. i»»«" schedules are to be main- 5 week-end. Cole; Seaman First Class, Ribcrt tube quotas were increased slight- Other Fiction—Now I Lay Mel*8'"6*1 witno«t interruption a ~ HAMMOND Miss Daisy Hymes, who has Cole, Jr., and family; Eeaman Er- ly for passenger cars and trucks, Down To (Sleep, Bemelmans; Duel much 5Tefter use «>' women must nest Cook, Yoeman First Class but reduced for tractors and farm in the i5un, Busch; A Bell for Ad-1 e maui ti, o\jif thuiee Commandin^ommanaing dustria••"«-•"»l• employercmj«ujre«»s reexaminreexamine njoyed the song service and talk Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carpenter and R coupons. their y our pastor, Rev. Robert Weck- Haley, Mrs. Leona Adriams and General of the AAF to the Secrt- 1 Job openings to determine and son, of Elmira, visited Mr. son, Mr. and Mrs. George Cole The Army and Navy have an- tary of War — This book is in wnat J°bs could be successfully Carpenter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. fend family and Mr. and Mrs. Os- nounced a special qualifying test pamplet form, but should provel rer^orrne(l by women. Nothing The Ladies' Aid met for an all- Wm. Carpenter Sunday. on March 13 for civilian young1 ess tnan tne ay meeting in the annex Thurs- car Simonds and family. of absorbing interest to those who' ' maximum possible Pvt Earl Shellman of Fort men who v.ish to enter the spe- have relatives in the Air Force, use of women can maintain essen- ay. The afternoon was spent in Meade, Md., spent Sunday with cialized college training programs tial war orking on a quilt.. The next Compared with the Massachu- or to others following the course Production in Tioga his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert setts colonists of 170 years ago I of the services. Tests -will be cf the war. Some of the chapter i (lountv- I" some instances it will leeting will be held April 13 at be Shellman. who staged the Boston Tea Par- , held in most colleges, hiuh schools Iheadlines are: Befoie Pearl Har-| necessary to ask men to he home of Mrs. Robert Wilston. 3 6 to Tioga County Savings Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cole, Sr., ty over a total of taxes amount- I and preparatory schools. Pref- bor;1fuilding an Air Force; Com- f" ".* heavier types of work Missf Marion Carleton of Elmi- entertained the following service ing to $2,700, the taxpayers of erence for Army or Navy may bp leavin , visited her parents, Mr. and bat Operations, (1) The Pacificc,, «r the jobs that women can men and relatives at dinner Shn- this generation are a patient and made. The Army is expanding' (2) The Mediterranian, (3) The "««essfully perform open to new and Trust Co. Irs. George Carleton over the day: Seaman First Class, Bruce complacent lot. i this seivice for boys under eigh- womcn w 1 Air Offensive over Europe; The ••"••—" ™««i«*i»°rkers. . Thmee situatiosituationn WELLSBORO, PA. teen years of age, althouRh the Men. It is a report that increases !""=t be .satisfactorily adjusted if I need for combat troops recently our admiration and respect for lndustrv IS to meet minimum war Buy U. S. Defense Savings Bonds. necessitated the curtailment of the Air Force. I "reduction schedules. "The more ( the service for those beyond Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep,' "?™en. ** work> the so°™r we eighteen years of age. by Bemelmans— Bemelmans first ' Win> i British-American discussions to novel tells the story of how a 70-1 .T"e Labor Management Com- be h-jld in London during this year-old South American general mMee includes Ralph J. Shimon- sky> Will month.-^in which Undersecretary' forsakes his village in Biarritz at' 'ani J. Ordway, managr- TOPS 91,000 ia Theatre In four years, 87 ma. of State Stettinius will take part,! the approach of war and pro-'?Jent members! Ravmond Coates, will consider world trade, accoid-j Howard tinees have been held, attended ceeds, by way of Casablanca and Parsons, labor member.?. Money contributed to the milk by more than 22,000 persons, in? to a recent ^ateinent of the New York, to his ancestral haci- A. Powers, manager of Big Farm Auction President at his press conference. | fund of the Parent-Teacher As- mostly school children. Half 'the en()a in Ecuador. In his retinue *he Wellsboro Office of the War jociation, as a result of benefit The projected talks will also in-! are a a ^'proower Commission, is non- proceeds from each matinee haa On the Lookout Road, 8 miles southwest of Wellsboro on the cook. ^d Indian, a fabul- movie matinees passed the $1,000 been turned in to the funfl. ' chairman of the mark last week, according to Lar- r --r-. ,-- - -—— aid into national, Total proceeds are now U HaM and Simmons farms, on the black-top road. use of the air ways. Regarding Fnelish governess" who is" ry Woodin, manager if the Arcad- 25. — __, ed worry ovci the future supply of oil for the of fantasy, slightly macabre hn-j United States. He stated he did ' "or and something only definable not mean within five or ten years, as "Bemelmans". | Thursday, March 23 | A Bell for Adano, by Her-' but fifty year', hence. Lieut. General W. S. Knudsen, i -Vy— Somo of the reviewers like AT 10 A. M. SHARP Army Production ,(ls and will be- reason for sale of same is to settle partnership. This being "•j" trettni"- th"in within six o>- cratic spirit to a town in Sicily. eijrht months cf the cessation of Humorous, sardonic, moving and a big sale selling will start promptly at 10:00 a. m. inspiring hosti'itie!-. He predicted the trend 7 will be toward the use of light"!- ' eed of the Puritan, by Kaup— metals rather than plastics for The author's previous novel told automobile bodies. j the story of a steel magnate. In Members of the Truman Coin- much the same manner she now 51 Head of Cattle 5! mittep believe that mateiials re- views the life and career of a be- WHIN TRAVELING THISC DAYS leased from the war effort should hind-the-scenes politician in a big HOLSTEIN COWS be? returned by industry to unre- citv (presumably New York.) Two 2-Year-Old Heifers stricted ci\ilian production as Dragonwyck, by Seton—Extra- ouirkly as possible. By cheeking ordinary entertainment in a per- GUERNSEY COWS with government agencies as to iod romance,, with suspense com- 17 7 Guernsey Heifers the manpower situation in their pared to that in "Rebecca". The 17 r articular area and whether ma- tale is of the sinisterly attractive 1 Guernsey Bun terials are available for civilian egoist magnifico, one of the last output, the manufacturers should of the Hudson Valley patroons, bf> able to decide for themselves who brought into his house in the what they are entitled to pro- isms a Connecticut Scarlet HORSES ' !<•?. I O'Fira. The Solid Fuels Administration ' Trout, by Bergman—This is One pair work horses, 10 and 12 hr>s predi'-tod that the production the first comprehensive volume to years old; weight 3400 pounds. of soft coal for 1944 will fall cover many methods many sec- tventv million tons short of the tions of the country, and which 630 million tons needed for peak fairly faces most of the problems 'var time production. It is ex- of trout fishing as they are met 75 White Leghorn Hens pected that the output of haid on American streams. The author coal will be five million tons be- has devotel a lifetime to angling low retirements for homes in without. apparently, ever having •he mid-Atlantic and New Eng- been in danger of becoming a pro- land states. I| Sessionalfisherman . Sixteen plat- Farm Machinery Living co*ts in January 1944 es, in full color, are alone well TIP ^ 1 First of all, talk to IP. U O wi«i ^fftlfcilaa* ^ • - ««.•• . _ —_ were 2.8 per cent higher'than a worth the price of the book. They 1 Massey-Harris Manure Spreader Oliver Sulky Plow year earlier and 23.1 per cent include over 600 patterns of wet your local Greyhound agent be- 7-ft John Deere Binder on rubber (3 2 Good Hay Racks more than in January 1941, ac- and dry flies and hackle speci- fore yon take any trip. Hell give years old) Electric "Clipmaster" Clippers cording to a recent statemen* by mens. Nothing approaching their yon the full information yon Rice Potato Digger •he Department of Labor. The perfection has ever been printed Broome Cook Stove pdvance from the beginning of before. need to make the best use of war- 7-f t Maasey - Harris Tractor Mower the war in August 1939 was 25.9 Set Double Harness, Collars & Fly-Nets per cent. The Green Free Library wishes time transportation, (2 years old) Iron Age Potato Planter to express appreciation of a gift Land RoDer and Weeder DeLaval Magnetic Milker, complete BROTHERS MEET IN recently accepted from H. G. Roy Corn Harvester (Massey-Harris) with piping ENGLAND editor of the Wellsboro Agitator. TIP # 2 Plan yoar trip to avoid Passee Ensilage Cutter, 16 in. with hay Flight Officer Frank Watkins of It is a scrap book completely fill- 1 Ford Portable Milker the Army Air Corps, son of Mr. ed with pictures of many models crowded periods saeb M holiday* and chopper attachments Set of Bobsleds and Mrs. Leon Watkins, who has of bicycles popular dnrng the oiio*mmii>gi li't fcettei to BO in early Hay Loader (Massey-Harris) 11-Hoe Ontario Disc Drffl been in England since July, 90's. If yon "rode a wheel" in Spring or let* Fatt, Corn Planter (Maawy.Harris) 1943. has informed his parents those far away days, you will en- Lime Sower on rubber that he had completed 22 bomb- joy looking at the picture of yoar 3-Section MeCormiek-Deerfn* Drag 2 Truck Wagons—one on robber; one ing missions over enemy terri- favorite make of bicycle. OBTer Manure Spreader on rubber (2 wooden wheels tory. His brother. S-Sgt. Bruce! TIP r 3 Travel Hght — with only rears old) Platform Scales Watkins, a clerk in the Air Corps, cot be* if potfbfe. Tort sm spsce New Idea Side-DeUvery Rake who has been in England over a es wen es ^•g^tt **»tw4ii^ Brooder Stove (hard coal) year , has written that on one oc- ] tOUNDTI Sulky Cultivator (MasKy.Ranfe) Lt Arthur C. McConnell of 75.ftEDdJes.Beh casion Frank returned to his base Love Field> Texas, Affis^hatoiew Tractor Cultivator Mflk Cans witn a motor shot out and con-' of Section Affifrlhahnen Harrow siderable other damage to his TIP f 4 Make sO Hand Cultivator l>lane. ; end get your tfefctt fat Power Potato Duster Other Small Toob Guy McConnell was taken to B*t PILOT WOUNDED ** Ho?it»1 •» on to tbe terminal w«Q gbeed of de tnre w time. You'll avoid hut fnsta . a TERMS CASHED!""' "*•'""'"TERMS vnau while on a ,• £••« A RUTSOR ERWAY AND ARDEN ERWAY, Owners Fel- T«L4S4 ^KJ£t££52l.A2dlolle'rj BOB SUNGERLAND, England. *" P««Weirt before enter- CLABK BOWBN, Salts Muafcr. imr th* service. in %?***Elmira .*** *"*"* GREYHOUND - <«rr i*w*jss»*9*:';»Jixr H/*€*l