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WITH LOCAL FIRM OlltlHg Enjoyed
Al, GIONFRIDDO
Former Dodger
Star Accepts
Local Position
Albert (AD Gionfriddo, the 1947
world aeries hero, assumed a new
role last week. He joined the busi-
ness firm of Joseph S. Karp &
Bros., 919 Green avenue, as man-
ager of the new homo furnishings
department. The Dysart native
now resides 4801 Sixth avenue.
During the 1952 baseball season
Al was player-coach and traveling
secretary of the Fort Worth team
in the Texas league. He was n
regular outfielder with Montreal in
the International league in 194&-
49-50-51.
While playing for the Brooklyn
Dodgers in the 1947 world series,
Gionfriddo made the headlines
with a sensational catch of a long
fly hit by Joe DiMagglo of the New
York Yankees in the sixth game.
He has been playing professional
baseball since 19-11. Al entered the
majors in 1945 with the Pittsburgh
Pirates.
Gionfriddo hopes to land a man-
agerial berth next year, but may
drop out of baseball if he is suc-
cessful in his new work.
Logan Valley
Reports Seven
On Sick Ust
Seven streetcar and bus operators
of the Altoona & Logan Valley
Electric Railway company nrc cur-
rently on the sick list, Dispatcher peak nnd Jane Russell peak about UNCLE RAY'S CORNER
Daniel A. McGlynn reported today, i.35 p. m. Sunday and also shelled
C. R. McKclvcy has been ill at :he allied main line positions.
his home since test July. He resides
at 221 Calder street, Lakcmont Ter- ed coming In. They swept over
race, and is well known as a mo-
torman on the Hollidaysburg divi- ican unit. The U. S. ritlemen, bat-
sion.
Charlie Stine of 800 Twenty
fourth street, another well-known,
Hollidaysburg division motorman Americana
has been off since Sept. 39 and is a peak.
patient at Cresaon sanatorium
where his address is unit 3, Stale
branch, ward 5,
E. \V, Parsons of 2317 Maple ave- own artillery barrages and into This piny was bnse<3 on an old leg-
nue, first t r i c k bus driver on the tile face, of devastating U. S. fire.
Greenwood line, has been a patient
at Altoona hospital smcc Aug. 7.
Russell Dclozier of 282G
avenue, bus driver, also Is a pa- of deadly fighting, the reds drove decided to give his k i n g d o m away,
tient nt Altoona hospital, confined w i t h i n 300 yards of Triangle peak. sharing it among his three daugh-
there since Sept. 26.
A. L. Rauckle o£ 1GOQ Second ave- Chinese gradually were
nue, an extra bus driver, Is recu- back.
perating at his home after under-
going an operation at Nason hos-
pital, Roaring Spring. He has been
off work since Sept. 22.
A. C. Stevens, car starter at the
car b a r n , has been on the sick list
since J u n e 1 and Js a patient at wealth of Pennsylvania has award- she loved the k i n g
Mercy hospital.
Ben C. Lchmtcr of Glfi North lon N a t i o n a l Bank and Trust com-
Jonca street, Roselawn, Hollidays- pany and the Philadelphia Nation- Cordelia, was "asked to sV;itr h*-r l had lost his m i n d . The Frenc
hurg, a mechanic at the car barn, al Bank the e n t i r e 580,000,000 issue feelings, she replied t h a t she could i a r m y was defeated, and poor Co
is a patient at Mercy hospital.
CLASS MEETING SLATED.
The S. M. Calvert Sunday school bid of $80,000,000,
class of the First Methodist church
will meet at the home of Mrs. .1. -SRO.000,000 series KT Notes w i l l bo
T. VanZandt of 1017 Eighteenth retired by May 20, 1953,
street, tomorrow evening at 7.30
o'clock. Mrs. H. B. Aycrs will be OOO.O&O note issue will be devoted out any share for Cordelia,
co-hostess. A devotional period to paying tho current and other ex-
will be held and a social hour en- penditures of tlie state government after he gave up his kingdom. | your srraiibook.
joyed. Mrs. Patricia Paschal isin the m o n t h s of November. lflS2 r Gnncril anil Regan became rude to-
teacher of tho class; Miss Char- through May. 1953. both inclusive. ward h i m . Tney even were g r i i d f f -
lotte Willis, president; and Mrs.
John Mock, secretary-treasurer.
AVRIST IS FICACTUKKD.
Guy Mauro. 14, of 1801 Fifth ave- the state's Indebtedness.
n u e was treated in Mercy hospital
dispensary Saturday afternoon f o r
a f r a c t u r e of the r i g h t w r i s t s u f -
fered while playing footbull.
_ _ _ ._ ._
II you are bothered by Backache, G e t t i n g
Up Nights rioo frequent, burning or Mint-
ing urination). Prej&ure over Bladder, or
tliong cloudy urine, due to minor tempo-
r a r y Kidney and Bladder JrrUalloii. for
p&Hlfttlv« Telltf »sk yo-nr tltugRUt about
OYSTEX, Popular 25 years. 20 million pack-
age* used, SalisIacUon or monej back R u a r -
«Dtecd. AJt diuggltt alrfiul CYSTEX today
More Comfort Wearing
FALSE TEETH
Ils gltalinr nI(>n-;i< i
CJi..ck« "l.latc «.lor"
C,ft FASTEKTil lot
Now TRY THIS
For
CHILD'S COUGH
For coughs and acute bronchitis due to
colds you can now get Creomulsion
ipecialJy prepared for Chi] Jren in n ncv/
pink and blue package and he sure:
( 1 ) Your child will like it,
(2) Jt contains only safe, proven
Ingredients.
(3) It contains no narcotics to dis-
turb nature's processes.
(4) It will aid nature to soothe and
heal raw, tender, inflamed throat p n J
bronchial membranes, thus relieving
the- cough and promoting rest nnd
ileep. Ark for Creomuhion for Chil-
dren in Ihe pink and blue package.
CREOMULSION
FOR CHILDREN
/*litv*i Coutht, Ofit Ccldi, A«l« BroixMii
Ailcvrtiiornenl
By Nature Club
At Blue Knob Camp
The Green-Gauze nature club
.ct Saturday afternoon, Oct. 18, at
he Boy Scout camp at Blue Knob,
'he afternoon was spent in hiking
vcr the trails where one could see
blaze of color on every side. Deer
verc observed near the Boy Scout
wimmtng pool.
At 5.30 o'clock a picnic supper
,-as enjoyed at the dining hall,
.fter which the group gathered
bout the fireplace for the program.
Calvin Folk, president, conducted
lie business program and Miss
ktny Morrow, program chairman,
resented two members of the
'ennsylvania Game commission.
John Ditmar spoltc on the work
f the gaifte protector. He stated
fiat a million acres of land in
Pennsylvania have been set aside
o be developed for food and cover
or game. This is only one pha.se
f his work. Conservation is taught
schools by the game protectors
rough the use of movies and tec-
ures.
Mr, Ditmar said that one of the
nost urgent problems today is that
[ the night hunters who arc k i l l -
ng wild game and the farmers'
ows which they have mistaken for
eer.
Each year the opportunities for
portsmen are being improved, Mr.
3itmar snid. They in t u r n can cx-
rcss t h e i r appreciation by giving
oil cooperation to the Pcnnsyl-
•ania Game commission,
The second speaker \vas William
.Icllnay, who spoke on the work,
if the fish warden. His work in-
ludes the study of the stream, the
ow of water, temperature of the
tream and pollution.
The three kinds of trout used In
tocking tlie streams, the speaker
aid, are brown, brook and rain-
>ow. The brook trout is the native
rout found In the cold mountain
treams while thu brown trout can
ive in warmer water, according to
Mr. Mcllnay. The rainbow trout
vas first introduced from the west
oast and can adapt itself to dif-
etctkl tempetalttrea ot water.
Fish management has to do with
tocking the right kind of iish in
treams to suit the vegetation and
emperature of the water, the
speaker stated. He concluded his
alk by stressing the importance of
icoping a balance in the la\v.- of
nature.
Large photographs of prize trout
caught during the trout season two
years ago were shown.
RUSSIAN-MADE
GUNS BACK REDS
( C o n t i n u e d from page 1)
Then communist infantry start-
Pike's peak, surrounding an Amer-
tling desperately
duels, cut tho.ic way through the
in hand-to-hand
encircling reels and joined other
on Triangle's main
The reds Increased their strik-
ing force to a reinforced regiment to carry out whnt they say.
nnd inched toward the main crest
of'Triangle, walking through their
Hand-to-hand fighting broke out
on the ridge "between thn crest l>ci\.f<:'K theme'.
Oay nnd Elite's peak. After four hours
There the drive faltered, nnri the ters. Before doing so, ho called
§80,000,000 Tax Note
Issue Sold by Slale
HARRISBURG — T h e common-
ed to a group headed by the Mel- G n n e r i l did, nnd more besides.
its 1 Vj percent series KT tax never speak l i k e her sisters nnd |delin died at the h a n d s of her end
a n t i c i p a t i o n notes, dated Oct. M,say t h a t she gave all hrr love to; sisters.
1052, m a t u r i n g May 29, 1953, on its her father. Half, of her tove. s h e ,
Under the terms of t h i s issue the slip was to m a r r y .
Proceeds of the sale of the $ 8 0 , - j two parts, instead of three, w i t h - Cordelia's a r m y won the battle an
Since this issue
p a t i o n issue and will he entirely At length he found himself \viUiouLi
retired from revenues d u r i n g this any place he could cnll his home. t r n l M l l e u f i e t on THE STQRY O
bio Ei n i u m there is no increase in
AJ,TOON AN DJES
or INJURIES
((•untlnui'tl from P a K p 1)
war I us a private in the -tin com-
pany, 1st b a t t a l i o n , 155th depot
brigade.
Surviving arc a son, Harry o r j P a l ' a d C «!«! PiM'tV
Aitoona; two brolh rs ftnd n sister,
Charles of Salem, O., Roy of Akron,
O., and -Mrs. W i l l i a m Love of Al- rmnl Hnllowcon p n r n d n nn<l i m r t y Kllllns, son of Mr. nmt Mrs. Carl L.
toona.
F r i e n d s will ho received at the
Lnnghlin f u n e r a l home a f t e r 1 Oct. 25, nt the regular m r r l i n g of t h e naval t r a i n i n g c e n t or lie re. Fie
o'clock tin's evening.
SKT F I K r : TO SCHOOL
F i r e m e n from company
were
rallrd to t h e A d a m s school nt Sixth
avrrnte and Twenty* f o u r t h .street
a l 9.36 o'clorlt Saturday nipht to the community .ire invited to vwr-
e.vtinmii.'ih b u r n i n g Jeavrs which t i c i p n1t e in tin- p:i.-.»lr f i n d pnrty.
had been stuffed into one of I hi; n i r
vriiis in t b o b n i l d i n K by Hallnwecri-
erM. e i t y police reported.
W i i l i a l f the c a m p a i g n spe-
t\;t\?, \vViistte slops nnd comrncr-
ri.'i] r.-nfio -iml Iclcvisioii bro.-ul-
caKl«, (ho ri.ilronris ^nd r ^ d i o
f o l k s w i l l p r o b a b l y h,-i1e lo see
Election Pay come, ll'll he sort
of. t i k e winter enclinc Die nice
M i m m c r business of n hot don
stand,
.THE A L T O O N A M I R R O R , ALTOONA, PA., MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1952.
STORES' EMPLOYES RECEIVE 40-YEAR BUTTONS ACCESSORY CASE Two Ate Hurt FIRM STAND WILL
DEFENSE SEEKS HALT RED ASSAULTS
(Continued from page 1> As Car Makes (Continued Irom ii«ge St
Attorney Robert C. .Haberstroh
cp resent s the Douglas couple
ose first testimony was present-1
Three Impacts circumstances, but wo really can-
not. The thief and the kidnapper
Allan R. Patlon, 20, o! 1308 North always holds an advantage. He
today. The Scarangellas testified 1 unlata street, Hollidayaburg, was
t a hearinff'Sept. &. They ate rep- lolds something you want, and by
ne of two persons injured Satur-
escntod by Attorney Bernard Ju- ay- evening at 6.20 o'clock when that fact can pretty well dictate
clirer. Mrs. Douglas charged thia te automobile he was driving left the terms on which you can get
norning that the mother gave lit- oute 22, two miles west of Dun-
it back. To go after him aggres-
;o care or attention to the chil- insvilie, to hit a parked automo-
sively is to risk losing what you
ren while living at the home of lc, pole and tree.
er parents in Bellwood, Sho Pattern was admitted to 'Mercy want back, and, in this case, would
uoted the father as once remark-
ospital for possible internal 1n- be to take a real chance on major
ig that he Vdicfn't.care what hap- uries, a deep laceration of the lip
encd to the children, so long as 1
/ar.
nd brush burns of the knee.
idn j t have to support them." Mrs. EditK P.' Snivcly of Car- It's much the same with the bul-
Judge Klepaer deferred decision, cgie, whose husband, P. S. Snive- ly and the murderer. Unless you
if an action brought by Stella Wai- ', 52, was operating the parked are ready to play the game, his
era against her estranged husband, ar, suffered minor injuries. way—and with nations that spells
Samuel Walters of Michigan at Slate police reported that Fat-
he insistence of the department of on, traveling east, apparently war —you can only try to stay out
nubile assistance u n t i l the man'a ozcd . momentarily and his car of liis way or offer limited defense,
v'agca are accurately determined. eft the highway to strike the
Not much comfort in this for
Attorneys Abraham Colbus and nively automobile which was
ubelirer represent the husband arked in front of Rustic isle, near the upright nations. Nor will there
Five numbers of the, clerical staff of I h e - A l t o o n a ubrlrs storekeeper's office received awards lor and wife, respectively, 'The couple be until they have such strength
fountain lake.
40 years* service with the Pennsylvania railroad at ceremonies Thursday In the office. The recipients arranged an agreement En 1947 un- The Patton car then struck and that the outlaws in the kreml in
and oflieials who witnessed ItiR ceremonies (left to r i g h t ) ; Clarence 1''. Kauffman of 1503 Seventh der which he was to pay S27.50 icarcd off a utility pole then
avenue, \V. C, llenlogle, chief clerk; David S. Miller of SQ9 I'iue avenue, Do rim J, Mower of 2U
Twenty-third avenue, John T. Straw of 1410 Twentieth avenue, L. G. Wiley, assistant to the works
storekeeper; Merrill A. llaines, works storekeeper, who made the presentations, and Jesse W.
veekly for tho support of two chll
dren. He defaulted in payments.to
rashed Into a tree. Damage to it
vas estimated at approximately
no longer dare to conduct their
marauding enterprises against free
lYniplelon of 12W5 ISJiiir avenue, Tyrone.
he extent of approximately $2,400
and the DPA opposes a proffered
.600 settlement. Walters offers now
1,000 and to the parked automo-
ile at {400.
Mr. Patton was treated in Mercy A wooden javelin, 5 feet long, 1j
OFFICER AWARDED BRONZE STAR Altoonans to o pny SG5 a month but tho DPA
»sks a $25 weekly order to cover
:ospital dispensary for a severe used in Persia in mock fights.
accration of tbe upper lip requir-
.he present assistance grant, ng eight sutures, a possible frac-
Attend Heart Judge Klepser confirmed the. re-
port by a board of viewers' recom-
ure of the nose and abrasions
rior to being admitted to the in-
Sroup Meeting mending the vacation of two Blair
ownship roads. The sections of
road were abandoned a f t e r rctoca-
titution. He was unconscious for
time following the accident.
Dr. Elwood \V. StiUcl, president ion of existing pavement in the
LcamersviUe area.
•lollidayslmrg WCTU to
the Blair County Heart associft-
in, announced that William W.
Tho viewers' report was filed
>y Attorney Charles A. McAJcer on
Hear Delegate Reports
The October meeting of the Hol-
ard, Alexander Notopoulos, G. behalf of John R. Dtelds, Thomas
inaysburg branch, W. C. T. U.f
anley Ruth and Norman F. Lane Vcalc an'd himself. Thursday evening at 7.30 o'clock
H travel to Bedford to hear Dr Judge Klepser and attorneys n the First Methodist church,
oward B. Spraguc, noted heart present in court went over the lollidaysburg, will be highlighted
calendar for the term of argume-nl >y reports of the delegates to the
ccialist of Brookline, Mass,
court that opened today. FS rsl annual national convention and the
uak ut the annual Pennsylvania hearings were scheduled for to-
'ennsylvania state convention,
cart association meeting Got, 25 morrow. The calendar listed
Mrs. Charles Jmler, chaplain,
nd 26. Dr. Spraguo will address cases for argument but was great-
served as official delegate to the Now — you can convert your
association at the 6.30 p.m ly reduced through the granting
national convention in St. Louis, photos into wonderful XmaS-
nncr held at the conclusion o. of rules absolute in those cases ap-
via. The state convention was held greeting cards. Bring in your
e scientific session at the Bed pearing in orphans' court.
at" Franklin Oct. 13 to 17, and the
>rd Springs hotel. A session of domestic relations rlollidayaburg 1 organization was
favorite picture and let us show1
Dr. John B. Levan of Reading court is scheduled for Thursday -epresenled by the president, Mrs. you iiow wonderful it will look
•esidcnt-clcct of the Pennsylvania and juvenile court cases an: t as a personalized Christmas
William B, Montgomery.
part association, will preside a- be heard Thursday. c a r d . Low prices — f a s t
Mrs. Montgomery will announce
\e scientific session from 2.to 4.31 delivery.
the directors of the various de-
in. Oct. 25- Following the commit BISHOP VISITS Tl'KONE.
partments to serve for 1952-1953. Camera
e meetings a panel discussion on
MuJ. Melvin C. Shintrlrr ( l e f t ) of Altoona receives tlin Tlron/.n
St;ir meclnl 'from 14. Col. Ilsrliert A. V.iegJer, deputy goiicrnl innri-
The Work Classification Unit in
ennsylvania* 1 will be held at 10,3'
rn. Oct. 26, At the conclusion o
he business meeting Sunday* after
Bishop G. Bromly Osman, re.sl Plans will be made for the a n n u a l
dent bishop, Washington, D. oanquct and roll call meeting in
area of the Methodist church, with Novem her.
his wife, made a brief visit in Ty-
GABLE'S Supplies.
Mata Floor.
llth Avemi«
njrer of the 3rd t n u i s p o r t u t i o n m i l i t a r y railwny .service, during rone Thursday morning, calling a
ceremonies in KOTCJI. Shingler ivns cited for meritorious service
wliilfi assigned first as exscutivR officer of tlie 7G5th transportation
oon, Dr. Louis B. Laplace, presl
ent of the Pennsylvania Hear
ssocintion, will speak at the d i n n c
the First Methodist church, tin
Columbia Avemie Methodist ehurcl
and the Methodist Home for thi Have your old fur coat
railway shop hnltnlion nnd later as superintendent nf motive powrr
with, the equipment section o( hciuUiimrlers, 3rd TMRS. The i«»-
jor, wliri recently departed Korea for reassignment in Japan, was
i the topic, "Heart Patients Can
Vork." The two-day session is ex
Aged, The bishop will be in Tyrom
Nov. 30, in connection with thi Restyled to a
din ployed by the Pennsylvania rnilrrmd in Altoona I IP fore receiv- ected to attract physicians fro:
ie e n t i r e state.
100th anniversary celebration o
ing his commission in tlio. tinny in 1013. His wife, Louise, nnd chil-
dren live at -122 Spruce avenue.
(U. S. viruii/ Ptifito)
Prior to the annual meeting, on
ct. 23 nnd 2-1, a workshop will b
otuluctcd (or chapter represen<a
First Methodist church.
• A t parched Bahrein in the Per
sian gull drinking water 3s obtain
Fashionable FUR CAPE
ed from the bottom of the salt sea
.oiulon Opera Company
Fo Present "Rigolelto" Enjoy the thrilling luxury, the
Youngest Daughter Said Tho London Oprea company, practical year-round comfort of
ow on its .second a n n u a l tour of a versatile fur cape styled for
Little But Did Much America, will present the opera
Rigolctto" at Jaffa mosque tomor-
iW evening at 8.30 o'cloelt.
PHONE 3-6121 you by Clearfield master crafts-
Or Bring Your men . . at this low cost! (Slight-
Some persons promise little but
do ft great deal. Others promise
much but fuil when the t i m e comes
According to information re-
nved from the director of the
ompany. there will be a cast of
5 persons and a f u l l symphony
PERTUSSIN
Acts AT ONCE to Relieve
Furs to Our Slor* ly higher for luxury furs.)
BAV COUGHS GABLE'S
irchcstra, consisting of 2-1 musi- Fur Snlon, Second Floor,
William SViaHespearn it new that
cians. llth Avenue
nnd wove a piny called "King T..CIU,"
Tickets for the performance are
end, but S h f i k c s p r m r c changed the LOW available at the Book & Rec- CAUSED BY COLDS
story somewhat, Here is Slmkes- ird shop and all seats for the'per-
ormanco wilt be reserved. Advfti-tlsetuenl
A f t e r King Lcrnr grew old, he
forced the daughters before h i m , and
askril which of them loved him
in o^t.
The eldest, Goncril, declared that [
she lovoil her f a t h e r more- dearly i CnnleEiu returned to see her
thim "eye-sight, space a n d liberty t
. . . as much as child e'er loved," | a French army crossed to Britai
The second daughter, Regan, said in mi effort to save him,
Cordelia also traveled to Brita
'. She suw her father and gave Iitn
W l i r n tho youngest daughter, alt the comfort she could, but h
added, must be saved for the man | Five centuries ho fore Shtiki
t ' s p ea re 1 i v erl. C cofTrey of Mon
That answer made the aged kins mouth toid this legend, but with
angry. He divid I his '("iigrtom i n t o i happier e n d i n g . In his AC com
Uoar was put back on the thron
Tilings turned out badly for T.rnr For fj ei i<* ml interest section
irxci.K R.-Y.
Tomorrow: Midsummer Night New Fall Styles that
tt\x antici- ing about Idling him have shelter.: Urrntn.
To obtain n fre- ropy of the ithr
Normally Sell for
Meanwhile Cordelia had m a r r i e d CH I N A send Y » self-addresse
tlie k i n g of France, She heard about •stamped t'iivt'l«[H to T 'ncle. Uny
hrr father*a ttl UoivlvrtoM, and soon care <\( tlvis uevvsunuer.
12.98, 14.98 and 17.98!
lo Men and Women
In the Service
Plnrs were rompliHr f n r llu- n n - ; UAIMBRlDf.E. Mrt. — .Tnscpli \V.
to he held nt llioi h u l l Sndirclny. ' Kulins " - o£-' ° R. " D. 1, \Yillianishvirg, is
nov<* u i u l e r ^ o i n g r e c r u i t t r a i n i n g at
the laidics' a u x i l i a r y tn tlii? Kit- will receive Vrviinins c o u r s e s in.
t a n n i n g Trail ^irc fompnny. seamanship, g u n n e r y a n d m i l i t a r y
The parade \^ill f o r m nt HIP fire ami.
Iinll nt ti o'c:loi'U w i t h a pnrty fol-
lowing tli." pnrnili-. All .-hililron of S c r i i n y In Koro:i.
WITH TUK 7TH I N F A N T R Y You'll love the wonderful young
Tin
D I V I S I O N IN K O R K A - Capt. \Vil-
regular m i ' c t i n j ? wft.s in Itiuu Bromber^. son of Mr. and
styles that were designed to flatter
r h n r K f i»f Sophu- ^^'is(•. vice prc'si- Mrs, K. <". BrombiTg of SchoIKs- junior figures . . . and you'll love
tlent. in tin- aWnro of IVir? prpsi- hnrg. Bedford c o u n t y , i.4 c u r r e n t l y the price on these sample dresses
dont. M r s . Kay f l a l a n t . A l u n r h was with the Tth i n f a n t r y di\'i-
hy .Ixnct s j o n i n jCori'n. by Carole King. Versatile cordu-
roys, rustling taffetas, gay plaids
pTctes Four Months.
and soft velveteens that are sure
\VITM TUP: 7VII INFAN'TRY
DIVISION IN KOUKA -Pfc, Mun-
.son R. \Volfo. son of Mr. anil Mrs,
I'.ohcrt A. Wolfe of R. D. 2. Ty-
to win your heart. You'll find them
all in this collection of sample
dresses by Carole King.
rone, r e c e n t l y completed f o u r
Sponsors Parly m o n t h s in Koresi with the 7th ii\-
f a n t r y division.
l.aiiu-s KuiUI of St. Michael's
Catholic r h i i n - l i , HoIliflayshiirR is
snonsorinp H p a r t y Friday oven in K
Tfio Door of Hope group, Altoona,
nl S.l'i o'clock in the Blue ronm ol
American tx-Rion homo, Holli- conducted a special service at the
daysVnirg and Ihr public is cordial- Centre I-ine K.U.8. church last, cvc-
ly invited tn iUU'n;i. | ning. The Girlhaven chorus pre-
Mrs. .Tames K. C r o m l l l r r jr., i.s
sented sjiecia] sacred numbers.
srrving as chairman of tho com- Miss Dorothy Sultsman spoke on
miltoc of nrraiiKcmcnts for (he
social event and the proceeds will the program being carried out In Take Advantage of These
Ihe Altoona honie. for girls. Rev.
be given t h e b u i l d i n g f u n d of St,
Michael's Gal hoi ic church for a
new school b u i l d i n g .
Dwaync C. C'fttierier, paslor of the Savings Tomorrow!
Ctfnlrn Line church, extended Junior Department, ^J
Mrnihers of the fiiiikl nrc sorvinfi
thank.i to th
fin thr? commillcc on arrnnjjcrncnt.s A U o o n a group for Second tloor, lllli Avenue ^
<£> NE* f n r Lhc p a r t y . I lie snocial service.
 18 Mirror Want Ads—7171_
WITH LOCAL FIRM
Al, GIONFRIDDO
Former Dodger
Star Accepts
Local Position
Albert (AD Gionfriddo, the 1947
world aeries hero, assumed a new
role last week. He joined the busi-
ness firm of Joseph S. Karp &
Bros., 919 Green avenue, as man-
ager of the new homo furnishings
department. The Dysart native
now resides 4801 Sixth avenue.
During the 1952 baseball season
Al was player-coach and traveling
secretary of the Fort Worth team
in the Texas league. He was n
regular outfielder with Montreal in
the International league in 194&-
49-50-51.
While playing for the Brooklyn
Dodgers in the 1947 world series,
Gionfriddo made the headlines
with a sensational catch of a long
fly hit by Joe DiMagglo of the New
York Yankees in the sixth game.
He has been playing professional
baseball since 19-11. Al entered the
majors in 1945 with the Pittsburgh
Pirates.
Gionfriddo hopes to land a man-
agerial berth next year, but may
drop out of baseball if he is suc-
cessful in his new work.
Logan Valley
Reports Seven
On Sick Ust
Seven streetcar and bus operators
of the Altoona & Logan Valley
Electric Railway company nrc cur-
rently on the sick list, Dispatcher peak nnd Jane Russell peak about UNCLE RAY'S CORNER
Daniel A. McGlynn reported today, i.35 p. m. Sunday and also shelled
C. R. McKclvcy has been ill at :he allied main line positions.
his home since test July. He resides
at 221 Calder street, Lakcmont Ter- ed coming In. They swept over
race, and is well known as a mo-
torman on the Hollidaysburg divi- ican unit. The U. S. ritlemen, bat-
sion.
Charlie Stine of 800 Twenty
fourth street, another well-known,
Hollidaysburg division motorman Americana
has been off since Sept. 39 and is a peak.
patient at Cresaon sanatorium
where his address is unit 3, Stale
branch, ward 5,
E. \V, Parsons of 2317 Maple ave- own artillery barrages and into This piny was bnse<3 on an old leg-
nue, first t r i c k bus driver on the tile face, of devastating U. S. fire.
Greenwood line, has been a patient
at Altoona hospital smcc Aug. 7.
Russell Dclozier of 282G
avenue, bus driver, also Is a pa- of deadly fighting, the reds drove decided to give his k i n g d o m away,
tient nt Altoona hospital, confined w i t h i n 300 yards of Triangle peak. sharing it among his three daugh-
there since Sept. 26.
A. L. Rauckle o£ 1GOQ Second ave- Chinese gradually were
nue, an extra bus driver, Is recu- back.
perating at his home after under-
going an operation at Nason hos-
pital, Roaring Spring. He has been
off work since Sept. 22.
A. C. Stevens, car starter at the
car b a r n , has been on the sick list
since J u n e 1 and Js a patient at wealth of Pennsylvania has award- she loved the k i n g
Mercy hospital.
Ben C. Lchmtcr of Glfi North lon N a t i o n a l Bank and Trust com-
Jonca street, Roselawn, Hollidays- pany and the Philadelphia Nation- Cordelia, was "asked to sV;itr h*-r l had lost his m i n d . The Frenc
hurg, a mechanic at the car barn, al Bank the e n t i r e 580,000,000 issue feelings, she replied t h a t she could i a r m y was defeated, and poor Co
is a patient at Mercy hospital.
CLASS MEETING SLATED.
The S. M. Calvert Sunday school bid of $80,000,000,
class of the First Methodist church
will meet at the home of Mrs. .1. -SRO.000,000 series KT Notes w i l l bo
T. VanZandt of 1017 Eighteenth retired by May 20, 1953,
street, tomorrow evening at 7.30
o'clock. Mrs. H. B. Aycrs will be OOO.O&O note issue will be devoted out any share for Cordelia,
co-hostess. A devotional period to paying tho current and other ex-
will be held and a social hour en- penditures of tlie state government after he gave up his kingdom. | your srraiibook.
joyed. Mrs. Patricia Paschal isin the m o n t h s of November. lflS2 r Gnncril anil Regan became rude to-
teacher of tho class; Miss Char- through May. 1953. both inclusive. ward h i m . Tney even were g r i i d f f -
lotte Willis, president; and Mrs.
John Mock, secretary-treasurer.
AVRIST IS FICACTUKKD.
Guy Mauro. 14, of 1801 Fifth ave- the state's Indebtedness.
n u e was treated in Mercy hospital
dispensary Saturday afternoon f o r
a f r a c t u r e of the r i g h t w r i s t s u f -
fered while playing footbull.
_ _ _ ._ ._
II you are bothered by Backache, G e t t i n g
Up Nights rioo frequent, burning or Mint-
ing urination). Prej&ure over Bladder, or
tliong cloudy urine, due to minor tempo-
r a r y Kidney and Bladder JrrUalloii. for
p&Hlfttlv« Telltf »sk yo-nr tltugRUt about
OYSTEX, Popular 25 years. 20 million pack-
age* used, SalisIacUon or monej back R u a r -
«Dtecd. AJt diuggltt alrfiul CYSTEX today
More Comfort Wearing
FALSE TEETH
Ils gltalinr nI(>n-;i< i
CJi..ck« "l.latc «.lor"
C,ft FASTEKTil lot
Now TRY THIS
For
CHILD'S COUGH
For coughs and acute bronchitis due to
colds you can now get Creomulsion
ipecialJy prepared for Chi] Jren in n ncv/
pink and blue package and he sure:
( 1 ) Your child will like it,
(2) Jt contains only safe, proven
Ingredients.
(3) It contains no narcotics to dis-
turb nature's processes.
(4) It will aid nature to soothe and
heal raw, tender, inflamed throat p n J
bronchial membranes, thus relieving
the- cough and promoting rest nnd
ileep. Ark for Creomuhion for Chil-
dren in Ihe pink and blue package.
CREOMULSION
FOR CHILDREN
/*litv*i Coutht, Ofit Ccldi, A«l« BroixMii
Ailcvrtiiornenl
OlltlHg Enjoyed
By Nature Club
At Blue Knob Camp
The Green-Gauze nature club
.ct Saturday afternoon, Oct. 18, at
he Boy Scout camp at Blue Knob,
'he afternoon was spent in hiking
vcr the trails where one could see
blaze of color on every side. Deer
verc observed near the Boy Scout
wimmtng pool.
At 5.30 o'clock a picnic supper
,-as enjoyed at the dining hall,
.fter which the group gathered
bout the fireplace for the program.
Calvin Folk, president, conducted
lie business program and Miss
ktny Morrow, program chairman,
resented two members of the
'ennsylvania Game commission.
John Ditmar spoltc on the work
f the gaifte protector. He stated
fiat a million acres of land in
Pennsylvania have been set aside
o be developed for food and cover
or game. This is only one pha.se
f his work. Conservation is taught
schools by the game protectors
rough the use of movies and tec-
ures.
Mr, Ditmar said that one of the
nost urgent problems today is that
[ the night hunters who arc k i l l -
ng wild game and the farmers'
ows which they have mistaken for
eer.
Each year the opportunities for
portsmen are being improved, Mr.
3itmar snid. They in t u r n can cx-
rcss t h e i r appreciation by giving
oil cooperation to the Pcnnsyl-
•ania Game commission,
The second speaker \vas William
.Icllnay, who spoke on the work,
if the fish warden. His work in-
ludes the study of the stream, the
ow of water, temperature of the
tream and pollution.
The three kinds of trout used In
tocking tlie streams, the speaker
aid, are brown, brook and rain-
>ow. The brook trout is the native
rout found In the cold mountain
treams while thu brown trout can
ive in warmer water, according to
Mr. Mcllnay. The rainbow trout
vas first introduced from the west
oast and can adapt itself to dif-
etctkl tempetalttrea ot water.
Fish management has to do with
tocking the right kind of iish in
treams to suit the vegetation and
emperature of the water, the
speaker stated. He concluded his
alk by stressing the importance of
icoping a balance in the la\v.- of
nature.
Large photographs of prize trout
caught during the trout season two
years ago were shown.
RUSSIAN-MADE
GUNS BACK REDS
( C o n t i n u e d from page 1)
Then communist infantry start-
Pike's peak, surrounding an Amer-
tling desperately
duels, cut tho.ic way through the
in hand-to-hand
encircling reels and joined other
on Triangle's main
The reds Increased their strik-
ing force to a reinforced regiment to carry out whnt they say.
nnd inched toward the main crest
of'Triangle, walking through their
Hand-to-hand fighting broke out
on the ridge "between thn crest l>ci\.f<:'K theme'.
Oay nnd Elite's peak. After four hours
There the drive faltered, nnri the ters. Before doing so, ho called
§80,000,000 Tax Note
Issue Sold by Slale
HARRISBURG — T h e common-
ed to a group headed by the Mel- G n n e r i l did, nnd more besides.
its 1 Vj percent series KT tax never speak l i k e her sisters nnd |delin died at the h a n d s of her end
a n t i c i p a t i o n notes, dated Oct. M,say t h a t she gave all hrr love to; sisters.
1052, m a t u r i n g May 29, 1953, on its her father. Half, of her tove. s h e ,
Under the terms of t h i s issue the slip was to m a r r y .
Proceeds of the sale of the $ 8 0 , - j two parts, instead of three, w i t h - Cordelia's a r m y won the battle an
Since this issue
p a t i o n issue and will he entirely At length he found himself \viUiouLi
retired from revenues d u r i n g this any place he could cnll his home. t r n l M l l e u f i e t on THE STQRY O
bio Ei n i u m there is no increase in
AJ,TOON AN DJES
or INJURIES
((•untlnui'tl from P a K p 1)
war I us a private in the -tin com-
pany, 1st b a t t a l i o n , 155th depot
brigade.
Surviving arc a son, Harry o r j P a l ' a d C «!«! PiM'tV
Aitoona; two brolh rs ftnd n sister,
Charles of Salem, O., Roy of Akron,
O., and -Mrs. W i l l i a m Love of Al- rmnl Hnllowcon p n r n d n nn<l i m r t y Kllllns, son of Mr. nmt Mrs. Carl L.
toona.
F r i e n d s will ho received at the
Lnnghlin f u n e r a l home a f t e r 1 Oct. 25, nt the regular m r r l i n g of t h e naval t r a i n i n g c e n t or lie re. Fie
o'clock tin's evening.
SKT F I K r : TO SCHOOL
F i r e m e n from company
were
rallrd to t h e A d a m s school nt Sixth
avrrnte and Twenty* f o u r t h .street
a l 9.36 o'clorlt Saturday nipht to the community .ire invited to vwr-
e.vtinmii.'ih b u r n i n g Jeavrs which t i c i p n1t e in tin- p:i.-.»lr f i n d pnrty.
had been stuffed into one of I hi; n i r
vriiis in t b o b n i l d i n K by Hallnwecri-
erM. e i t y police reported.
W i i l i a l f the c a m p a i g n spe-
t\;t\?, \vViistte slops nnd comrncr-
ri.'i] r.-nfio -iml Iclcvisioii bro.-ul-
caKl«, (ho ri.ilronris ^nd r ^ d i o
f o l k s w i l l p r o b a b l y h,-i1e lo see
Election Pay come, ll'll he sort
of. t i k e winter enclinc Die nice
M i m m c r business of n hot don
stand,
.THE A L T O O N A M I R R O R , ALTOONA, PA., MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1952.
STORES' EMPLOYES RECEIVE 40-YEAR BUTTONS ACCESSORY CASE Two Ate Hurt FIRM STAND WILL
DEFENSE SEEKS HALT RED ASSAULTS
(Continued from page 1> As Car Makes (Continued Irom ii«ge St
Attorney Robert C. .Haberstroh
cp resent s the Douglas couple
ose first testimony was present-1
Three Impacts circumstances, but wo really can-
not. The thief and the kidnapper
Allan R. Patlon, 20, o! 1308 North always holds an advantage. He
today. The Scarangellas testified 1 unlata street, Hollidayaburg, was
t a hearinff'Sept. &. They ate rep- lolds something you want, and by
ne of two persons injured Satur-
escntod by Attorney Bernard Ju- ay- evening at 6.20 o'clock when that fact can pretty well dictate
clirer. Mrs. Douglas charged thia te automobile he was driving left the terms on which you can get
norning that the mother gave lit- oute 22, two miles west of Dun-
it back. To go after him aggres-
;o care or attention to the chil- insvilie, to hit a parked automo-
sively is to risk losing what you
ren while living at the home of lc, pole and tree.
er parents in Bellwood, Sho Pattern was admitted to 'Mercy want back, and, in this case, would
uoted the father as once remark-
ospital for possible internal 1n- be to take a real chance on major
ig that he Vdicfn't.care what hap- uries, a deep laceration of the lip
encd to the children, so long as 1
/ar.
nd brush burns of the knee.
idn j t have to support them." Mrs. EditK P.' Snivcly of Car- It's much the same with the bul-
Judge Klepaer deferred decision, cgie, whose husband, P. S. Snive- ly and the murderer. Unless you
if an action brought by Stella Wai- ', 52, was operating the parked are ready to play the game, his
era against her estranged husband, ar, suffered minor injuries. way—and with nations that spells
Samuel Walters of Michigan at Slate police reported that Fat-
he insistence of the department of on, traveling east, apparently war —you can only try to stay out
nubile assistance u n t i l the man'a ozcd . momentarily and his car of liis way or offer limited defense,
v'agca are accurately determined. eft the highway to strike the
Not much comfort in this for
Attorneys Abraham Colbus and nively automobile which was
ubelirer represent the husband arked in front of Rustic isle, near the upright nations. Nor will there
Five numbers of the, clerical staff of I h e - A l t o o n a ubrlrs storekeeper's office received awards lor and wife, respectively, 'The couple be until they have such strength
fountain lake.
40 years* service with the Pennsylvania railroad at ceremonies Thursday In the office. The recipients arranged an agreement En 1947 un- The Patton car then struck and that the outlaws in the kreml in
and oflieials who witnessed ItiR ceremonies (left to r i g h t ) ; Clarence 1''. Kauffman of 1503 Seventh der which he was to pay S27.50 icarcd off a utility pole then
avenue, \V. C, llenlogle, chief clerk; David S. Miller of SQ9 I'iue avenue, Do rim J, Mower of 2U
Twenty-third avenue, John T. Straw of 1410 Twentieth avenue, L. G. Wiley, assistant to the works
storekeeper; Merrill A. llaines, works storekeeper, who made the presentations, and Jesse W.
veekly for tho support of two chll
dren. He defaulted in payments.to
rashed Into a tree. Damage to it
vas estimated at approximately
no longer dare to conduct their
marauding enterprises against free
lYniplelon of 12W5 ISJiiir avenue, Tyrone.
he extent of approximately $2,400
and the DPA opposes a proffered
.600 settlement. Walters offers now
1,000 and to the parked automo-
ile at {400.
Mr. Patton was treated in Mercy A wooden javelin, 5 feet long, 1j
OFFICER AWARDED BRONZE STAR Altoonans to o pny SG5 a month but tho DPA
»sks a $25 weekly order to cover
:ospital dispensary for a severe used in Persia in mock fights.
accration of tbe upper lip requir-
.he present assistance grant, ng eight sutures, a possible frac-
Attend Heart Judge Klepser confirmed the. re-
port by a board of viewers' recom-
ure of the nose and abrasions
rior to being admitted to the in-
Sroup Meeting mending the vacation of two Blair
ownship roads. The sections of
road were abandoned a f t e r rctoca-
titution. He was unconscious for
time following the accident.
Dr. Elwood \V. StiUcl, president ion of existing pavement in the
LcamersviUe area.
•lollidayslmrg WCTU to
the Blair County Heart associft-
in, announced that William W.
Tho viewers' report was filed
>y Attorney Charles A. McAJcer on
Hear Delegate Reports
The October meeting of the Hol-
ard, Alexander Notopoulos, G. behalf of John R. Dtelds, Thomas
inaysburg branch, W. C. T. U.f
anley Ruth and Norman F. Lane Vcalc an'd himself. Thursday evening at 7.30 o'clock
H travel to Bedford to hear Dr Judge Klepser and attorneys n the First Methodist church,
oward B. Spraguc, noted heart present in court went over the lollidaysburg, will be highlighted
calendar for the term of argume-nl >y reports of the delegates to the
ccialist of Brookline, Mass,
court that opened today. FS rsl annual national convention and the
uak ut the annual Pennsylvania hearings were scheduled for to-
'ennsylvania state convention,
cart association meeting Got, 25 morrow. The calendar listed
Mrs. Charles Jmler, chaplain,
nd 26. Dr. Spraguo will address cases for argument but was great-
served as official delegate to the Now — you can convert your
association at the 6.30 p.m ly reduced through the granting
national convention in St. Louis, photos into wonderful XmaS-
nncr held at the conclusion o. of rules absolute in those cases ap-
via. The state convention was held greeting cards. Bring in your
e scientific session at the Bed pearing in orphans' court.
at" Franklin Oct. 13 to 17, and the
>rd Springs hotel. A session of domestic relations rlollidayaburg 1 organization was
favorite picture and let us show1
Dr. John B. Levan of Reading court is scheduled for Thursday -epresenled by the president, Mrs. you iiow wonderful it will look
•esidcnt-clcct of the Pennsylvania and juvenile court cases an: t as a personalized Christmas
William B, Montgomery.
part association, will preside a- be heard Thursday. c a r d . Low prices — f a s t
Mrs. Montgomery will announce
\e scientific session from 2.to 4.31 delivery.
the directors of the various de-
in. Oct. 25- Following the commit BISHOP VISITS Tl'KONE.
partments to serve for 1952-1953. Camera
e meetings a panel discussion on
MuJ. Melvin C. Shintrlrr ( l e f t ) of Altoona receives tlin Tlron/.n
St;ir meclnl 'from 14. Col. Ilsrliert A. V.iegJer, deputy goiicrnl innri-
The Work Classification Unit in
ennsylvania* 1 will be held at 10,3'
rn. Oct. 26, At the conclusion o
he business meeting Sunday* after
Bishop G. Bromly Osman, re.sl Plans will be made for the a n n u a l
dent bishop, Washington, D. oanquct and roll call meeting in
area of the Methodist church, with Novem her.
his wife, made a brief visit in Ty-
GABLE'S Supplies.
Mata Floor.
llth Avemi«
njrer of the 3rd t n u i s p o r t u t i o n m i l i t a r y railwny .service, during rone Thursday morning, calling a
ceremonies in KOTCJI. Shingler ivns cited for meritorious service
wliilfi assigned first as exscutivR officer of tlie 7G5th transportation
oon, Dr. Louis B. Laplace, presl
ent of the Pennsylvania Hear
ssocintion, will speak at the d i n n c
the First Methodist church, tin
Columbia Avemie Methodist ehurcl
and the Methodist Home for thi Have your old fur coat
railway shop hnltnlion nnd later as superintendent nf motive powrr
with, the equipment section o( hciuUiimrlers, 3rd TMRS. The i«»-
jor, wliri recently departed Korea for reassignment in Japan, was
i the topic, "Heart Patients Can
Vork." The two-day session is ex
Aged, The bishop will be in Tyrom
Nov. 30, in connection with thi Restyled to a
din ployed by the Pennsylvania rnilrrmd in Altoona I IP fore receiv- ected to attract physicians fro:
ie e n t i r e state.
100th anniversary celebration o
ing his commission in tlio. tinny in 1013. His wife, Louise, nnd chil-
dren live at -122 Spruce avenue.
(U. S. viruii/ Ptifito)
Prior to the annual meeting, on
ct. 23 nnd 2-1, a workshop will b
otuluctcd (or chapter represen<a
First Methodist church.
• A t parched Bahrein in the Per
sian gull drinking water 3s obtain
Fashionable FUR CAPE
ed from the bottom of the salt sea
.oiulon Opera Company
Fo Present "Rigolelto" Enjoy the thrilling luxury, the
Youngest Daughter Said Tho London Oprea company, practical year-round comfort of
ow on its .second a n n u a l tour of a versatile fur cape styled for
Little But Did Much America, will present the opera
Rigolctto" at Jaffa mosque tomor-
iW evening at 8.30 o'cloelt.
PHONE 3-6121 you by Clearfield master crafts-
Or Bring Your men . . at this low cost! (Slight-
Some persons promise little but
do ft great deal. Others promise
much but fuil when the t i m e comes
According to information re-
nved from the director of the
ompany. there will be a cast of
5 persons and a f u l l symphony
PERTUSSIN
Acts AT ONCE to Relieve
Furs to Our Slor* ly higher for luxury furs.)
BAV COUGHS GABLE'S
irchcstra, consisting of 2-1 musi- Fur Snlon, Second Floor,
William SViaHespearn it new that
cians. llth Avenue
nnd wove a piny called "King T..CIU,"
Tickets for the performance are
end, but S h f i k c s p r m r c changed the LOW available at the Book & Rec- CAUSED BY COLDS
story somewhat, Here is Slmkes- ird shop and all seats for the'per-
ormanco wilt be reserved. Advfti-tlsetuenl
A f t e r King Lcrnr grew old, he
forced the daughters before h i m , and
askril which of them loved him
in o^t.
The eldest, Goncril, declared that [
she lovoil her f a t h e r more- dearly i CnnleEiu returned to see her
thim "eye-sight, space a n d liberty t
. . . as much as child e'er loved," | a French army crossed to Britai
The second daughter, Regan, said in mi effort to save him,
Cordelia also traveled to Brita
'. She suw her father and gave Iitn
W l i r n tho youngest daughter, alt the comfort she could, but h
added, must be saved for the man | Five centuries ho fore Shtiki
t ' s p ea re 1 i v erl. C cofTrey of Mon
That answer made the aged kins mouth toid this legend, but with
angry. He divid I his '("iigrtom i n t o i happier e n d i n g . In his AC com
Uoar was put back on the thron
Tilings turned out badly for T.rnr For fj ei i<* ml interest section
irxci.K R.-Y.
Tomorrow: Midsummer Night New Fall Styles that
tt\x antici- ing about Idling him have shelter.: Urrntn.
To obtain n fre- ropy of the ithr
Normally Sell for
Meanwhile Cordelia had m a r r i e d CH I N A send Y » self-addresse
tlie k i n g of France, She heard about •stamped t'iivt'l«[H to T 'ncle. Uny
hrr father*a ttl UoivlvrtoM, and soon care <\( tlvis uevvsunuer.
12.98, 14.98 and 17.98!
lo Men and Women
In the Service
Plnrs were rompliHr f n r llu- n n - ; UAIMBRlDf.E. Mrt. — .Tnscpli \V.
to he held nt llioi h u l l Sndirclny. ' Kulins " - o£-' ° R. " D. 1, \Yillianishvirg, is
nov<* u i u l e r ^ o i n g r e c r u i t t r a i n i n g at
the laidics' a u x i l i a r y tn tlii? Kit- will receive Vrviinins c o u r s e s in.
t a n n i n g Trail ^irc fompnny. seamanship, g u n n e r y a n d m i l i t a r y
The parade \^ill f o r m nt HIP fire ami.
Iinll nt ti o'c:loi'U w i t h a pnrty fol-
lowing tli." pnrnili-. All .-hililron of S c r i i n y In Koro:i.
WITH TUK 7TH I N F A N T R Y You'll love the wonderful young
Tin
D I V I S I O N IN K O R K A - Capt. \Vil-
regular m i ' c t i n j ? wft.s in Itiuu Bromber^. son of Mr. and
styles that were designed to flatter
r h n r K f i»f Sophu- ^^'is(•. vice prc'si- Mrs, K. <". BrombiTg of SchoIKs- junior figures . . . and you'll love
tlent. in tin- aWnro of IVir? prpsi- hnrg. Bedford c o u n t y , i.4 c u r r e n t l y the price on these sample dresses
dont. M r s . Kay f l a l a n t . A l u n r h was with the Tth i n f a n t r y di\'i-
hy .Ixnct s j o n i n jCori'n. by Carole King. Versatile cordu-
roys, rustling taffetas, gay plaids
pTctes Four Months.
and soft velveteens that are sure
\VITM TUP: 7VII INFAN'TRY
DIVISION IN KOUKA -Pfc, Mun-
.son R. \Volfo. son of Mr. anil Mrs,
I'.ohcrt A. Wolfe of R. D. 2. Ty-
to win your heart. You'll find them
all in this collection of sample
dresses by Carole King.
rone, r e c e n t l y completed f o u r
Sponsors Parly m o n t h s in Koresi with the 7th ii\-
f a n t r y division.
l.aiiu-s KuiUI of St. Michael's
Catholic r h i i n - l i , HoIliflayshiirR is
snonsorinp H p a r t y Friday oven in K
Tfio Door of Hope group, Altoona,
nl S.l'i o'clock in the Blue ronm ol
American tx-Rion homo, Holli- conducted a special service at the
daysVnirg and Ihr public is cordial- Centre I-ine K.U.8. church last, cvc-
ly invited tn iUU'n;i. | ning. The Girlhaven chorus pre-
Mrs. .Tames K. C r o m l l l r r jr., i.s
sented sjiecia] sacred numbers.
srrving as chairman of tho com- Miss Dorothy Sultsman spoke on
miltoc of nrraiiKcmcnts for (he
social event and the proceeds will the program being carried out In Take Advantage of These
Ihe Altoona honie. for girls. Rev.
be given t h e b u i l d i n g f u n d of St,
Michael's Gal hoi ic church for a
new school b u i l d i n g .
Dwaync C. C'fttierier, paslor of the Savings Tomorrow!
Ctfnlrn Line church, extended Junior Department, ^J
Mrnihers of the fiiiikl nrc sorvinfi
thank.i to th
fin thr? commillcc on arrnnjjcrncnt.s A U o o n a group for Second tloor, lllli Avenue ^
<£> NE* f n r Lhc p a r t y . I lie snocial service.