The Times Leader from Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania • Page 7

Sevea. THE WILKES-BARRE WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25, 1930 ATLAlfTIQ CrTT BtSOKTS TRAIWAG SCHOOL BUILDING DEDICATED Vote Winning JAMES D0RAN OIL 0. raUONS THZATBB 1 Cost Estimated 4mr IllSS A. to t. U.

sWij I I Mi, Over MrtM W1U mils Cssleh. OrgtaM 109th Going To Camp August 16 Spend Two Weeks at Training Site at Toby' hanna $1,470,000 in Expenditures Indicates Unit Expense of Less Than 10 Cents MENDEL TOURIST Wardrobe 5 (Special To Tht JUconl) Harrisburg. June 24. With the fil ing of the expense accounts of the Two Weeks At Atlantip City Equals Four Weeks Elsewhere fiECAUSE, whilst the sea is the main attraction at Atlantic City, it is not the only attraction, but is supplemented with a hundred diversions and WHEREAS, at most coast resorts, after you've taken your dip in the morning, there's nothing to do in the afternoon! Come where there's always something doing I last election at the office of the Sec retary of the Commonwealth persons with a flair for statistics have been i I -t 1 i i nl jr busy making unofficial tabulations on the unit cost of votes. These figures show some interesting comparisons with the ten cents a vote limit suggested some time ago by the Pennsylvania Election Association.

A total or the various expense ac you TRAVEL VALET- counts spent in behalf of Republican groups and individuals shows expenditures of $1,470,000 at the last primary. Without Including the vote from Luzerne county which has not yet been certified to the election bureau the three leading contenders General Edward Martin, State treaeurer, represented Governor John 8. Fisher at the dedication yesterday of the new administration building of Pennsylvania Training School at Slorganza, Pa. Hon. E.

Grace KcCauley, secretary of department of welfare, made the dedicatory address. The dedication also marked the twenty-fifth anniversary of the adminis tration of Supt. W. Frank Penn, inset, during which time more than 7,000 children have passed through the institution. for the Republican gubernatorial nomlation received a total of 1,464,539 votes.

When the Luzerne vote Is recorded the average cost per vote will be something less than ten cents apiece. Atlantic City Martin Talks The expense accounts snow tnere was spent for the Brown-Davis ticket and local candidates who attached themselves to the State-wide group a total of $568,143. Without Luzerne have it "fixed" for them to continue enjoying them for four years more. Many of them guessed wrong in the primary but will keep on trying. Instead of Job-tounting during the Job Retention Efforts Start next six months, many of the de vote Included Brown received 597,104 votes at an outlay of ninety-seven Harrisburg, June 24 Wi A year after ths jrretet concentration of troops in peace-Urn" in Pennsylvania, lbs State's National Guard will undergo Its annual, field training this summer as basic units on at least five military reservations within and outside the State boundaries.

In its participation in the Third Corps Area war maneuvres at Fort -Meade, the Pennsylvania militia will be represented by several hundred picked officers and men to simulate the entire 28th Division and attached units. As a skeletonized division the Pennsylvania troops, representing every branch of the armed service, will take part In the Fort Meade activities along with four other divisions of National Guard and organized reserves from the corps area. Two weeks, from July 6 to 19, will be spent at Fort Meade. In the following two weeks, the 111th and 112th Infantry regiments, the 104th Cavalry, the 103rd Engineers, the 28th Division Train and those special troops not participating in the maneuvers will encamp at ML Gretna and the 176th Field Artillery at Tobyhanna. From August 2 to 18 the 109th and 110th Infantry and the 103rd Cavalry will train at Mt.

Gretna and the 107th and 108th Field Artillery and the 103rd Ammunition Train at Tobyhanna. The 109th Field Artillery will go to Tobyhanna the last two weeks of August, from August 16 to SO. The 103rd Ordnance Company will take Its annual training at the Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland, from August 9 to 23 and the 103rd Medical Regiment goes to the Carlisle Medical Barracks at CarHsle, August 18 to 80. Training together, the 103rd Observation Squadron of the air corps and the 213th Coast Artillery (antiaircraft) will go to camp the last half of August The place of training has not as yet been determined but it will be Bethany Beach, If improvements to the camping facilities are completed there In time. The five and possibly six-way split no of the guard will eliminate much of the problem of transportation and adequate housing which marked the divisional concentration -year.

At Mt. Gretna and Tobyhanna the troops will train by regiments only. Selected Group of tht Finest md Most Reprtsentatlre Hotels cents each. The Philadelphia candidate's personal expenditure was very small. partment and bureau chiefs' greatest effort for the balance of the year will be to find aid in keeping their present Jobs.

On Citizenship State Treasurer Represents Secretary of Labor James J. M0RT0N-A SEASIDE-A-E SHELBURNE-E ST. CHARLES-A-E STRAND-A-E TRAYM0RE-A-K WILTSHIRE-A-I RIQHT0N-A DENNIS-A OLASLYN-CHATHAM-A KNICKERBOCKER--! LAfAYETTE-A Tnougn It naa Deen rare for an incoming governor to retain many of Davis running with Francis Shunk Brown has a total of 708,535 votes. The average cost per vote for him Movement to Keep Cameron as Banking Secretary is Launched his predecessor's right-thand men, the eternal hope that tlhings will be different In his case invariably prompt many an official to resort to was seventy-nine cents and his per Governor at Training School Dedication sonal outlay was low. The chief op ponent of Davis, Senator Joseph R.

CHAtfONTE-H ADDON HAU-A-C MARUOROUQH-BLENHEIM-A-C A Anwtcan Plan Earspsaa Plan A-E lot Plan 4 Kindly Write for Rates and Reservations corYiiSHtiD, r. i. 1930 Grundy was credited with 465,248 the rutile wire-pulling as he sees the number of assured pay days dwindling. votes and the total cost of bis cam- palgn was $555,673 or an average of Washington. June 24 "There (SpKlal Vbe Ktcotd) Harrtobursr.

June 21 As each GOLDMAN LEAVES is no finer work and no endeavor as important as being able to assist in the building of a stronger and better a vote, iuacn urunay vote cost him personally eighty cents for his contribution to the campaign was $382,000. Former Governor Pinchot received ESTATE TO WIFE citizenship," said uen. Mar tin, Treasurer of Pennsylvania and representative of Governor John S. last, you can cany an extra suit that Is always ready to wear-in fact, the Mendel Wardrobe Suitcase holds four suits wrinkleleu on form-fitting bangers just like a wardrobe trunk space for shoes trays for haberdashery and all the other travel accessories you will need juit as practical for ovsr-nite bunnew tripi slides 'neath the Pullman seat as it la for a mouth's vacation tour can be carried oa the running board of the car la the stateroom or in airplane cabin you can laugh at the Bed Cap as it is light enough to carry. 590,644 votes and the campaign cost him and his friends $149,263.

That was an average of twenty-five cents and the candidate's personal outlay Louis Goldman, late of Wilkes- Fisher in concluding bis address as Barre, by his will probated yester the representative of the governor at the dedication to-day of tne new ad day leaves an estate valued at $7,000 to his wife Sue Goldman and named was aoout seventeen cents a vote. The wat ticket reported expenditures of $203,716 by Its State commit ministration building at the Pennsyl her executrix. vania Training School, Morganza. Several hundred persons attended tee and friends. Former Congressman Phlinns the gubernatorial can.

the ceremonies arranged in connection with the dedication of the struc dldate got 276,791 votes or an average! If You Want Your Classified Ads to Appear To-morrow in THE RECORD Just Call Up To 10 P. M. ture which was erected at a cost of Harry Mather, late of Forty Fort, leaves his estate to his wife so long as she remains his widow, but should she remarry, the real estate is to be sold and sheSgiven half the proceeds, and the other half is left to his five children in equal shares. The estate cost oi seventy-tnree cents. Mis running mate Dr.

Francis H. Boblen, for the Senate, received 243.628 votes $325,000 to replace the one destroyed Dy nre, eDruary imu. S.S.BREESE which cost on an average of eighty The ceremonies had 'a double sig is valued at $7,000 and Harold F. inreo cenis. PADS FOR RAZOR BLADES nificance, for they took tha form of a testimonial to Supt.

W. Frank Penn, who is Just completing twenty- GOOD LUGGAGE 7 N. Main St. Mather and C. Stewart Mather are named executors.

Katnran E. Rogors, late of Han European hotels and sleeping cars are supplying small pads of paper for cleaning razor blades to prevent rive years service as nead of tne Institution. Tribute to the work ac State administration nears its end, officials in responsible and well-paying positions begin wire pulling In efforts to be retained by the incoming adimlnletration. The movement ihas started among officials of the Fisher administration. The most recent of these seems to have the greatest likelihood of suc-sess.

It lfl in behalf of Peter G. Cameron, secretary of banking. The movement to retain Cameron has been launched by the Pennsylvania Bankers1 association, which, is broadcasting resolutions it adopted indorsing Cameron's record- as of the department. oOf all the Cabinet officials, Cameron is most likely to be retained. He served In the earns office in the Plnohot swlministratlon and it is not expected that Pincnot would make a change If he takes office as governor next January.

Cameron has headed the banking department in the Sproul, Pinchot and Fisher administrations, having succeeded the present governor as head of the department when Fisher resigned during the 1922 campaign. Cameron also is the only member of tha Piocfhot cabinet who was retained In the present administration. Two other department executives, Adjutant General Frank D. Beary of the National Guard, and Major Lyrm G. Adwns, superintendent of Stats Polios, hair served in three or four administrations, but their positions sxs not of eeublnet rank.

Officials wtho liks their present Jobs and salaries have been busy since early in the year trying to uuuuig oi ciotn toweis. over township, by her will leaves an complished by Mr. Penn was paid by General Martin, Mrs. E. Grace McCauley, of Beaver, secrtary of estate valued at $2,458 to her son Cbarles B.

White, and names Wyo the department of welfare, and W. txrtterrei, or fnttsburgn, who as president of the board of trustees ming Valley Trust Co. executor. POLAN DGETS INDUSTRY Manufacture of phonograph records has just been introduced l-nto received the institution from Mrs, eaca regimental commander being charged solely with the training of the officers and men under his command. MaJ.

Gen. William C. Price, commanding general of the 28th Division, and his staff along with the five brigadiers in charge of the brigades of Infantry, field artillery and cavalry, as well as several representative officers of each regimental staff and two battalion or squadron officers in each regiment will make the trip as well as the entire enlisted personnel of all brigade headquarters companies and troops, which include the First City Troop of Philadelphia, the State's oldest active military organisation, which Is tha Headquarters Troop of the 82nd Cavalry Brigade. Those going to Fort Meade will be relieved of other training although several of the general officers have signified their intention of taking both courses. Poland, a new plant in Warsaw being expected to produce 1,000,000 McCauley.

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