The Record-Argus from Greenville, Pennsylvania • Page 12

PAGE TWSJLVE Battle of Words Goes On and On THE RECORD.ARGUS DUFF WH LING TO RISK POLITICAL OBLIVION TO DEFEAT RIVAL CAMP By L. U. Harrtaburg, March up) Gov. James H. Duff staked his fwlitlcal future today on his fight with the Grundy wing of the Republican party of Pennsylvania at the May 16 primary.

But U. S. Rep. John C. Kunkel, Duff's opponent for the GOP nomination for tr.

S. senator, said the executive Is "shadow boxing, with his self-created straw man." The addressing county leaders favoring his candidacy at nearby Hershcy Saturday, said that unless Republican voters "repudiate-Gruhdy-Owlettism, I am very confident that the people will repudiate our party in November." "II It is necessary for me to be wiped out as a. political figure In Pennsylvania," Duff aald, "I am willing to be wiped out, If in LESLIE doing so I can prevent the domination of our party by selfish, self- serving group, one of the most reactionary in the Republican party anywhere in America." Duff, running on a primary ticket headed by himself and John S. Fine for governor, filled another place on the Duff-Fine ticket by appointing John C. Bell, Philadelphia, to the stale supreme court.

Bell, who served 20 days governor between the end of the Martin administration and the start of the Duff administration, was endorsed for a full 21-yoar Lerm of the $23,000 post by the Duff followers at the Hershey meeting. Ono Mace Unfilled One place still has to be filled on the Duff-Fine ticket, that of March Of Miracle Values! state superior court to fill the vacancy caused by Fine's resignation from that post to run for governor. Duff said he would fUl the vacancy thin week. Mentioned for It are Judge Eugene V. Ale- sanndronl, Edward A.

Kelly and Thomas C. Eagan, all of Philadelphia; Judge Walter Braham, Lawrence County, and Charles A. Waters, Philadelphia, prothono- tary of both the supreme ond superior courts. Duff, fn his speech, attacked Kunkel as "the Charlie McCarthy of the Orundy-Owlett setup" but did not mention Jay Cooke, who running against Fine for the gubernatorial nomination. Cooke, while supported by the Grttndy p-oup, has insisted his candidacy Is not tied In with any faction of the party.

Kunkcl's reaction to Duff's speech Was a statement saying: "I believe it would be better for the voters of Pennsylvania'if the governor would stop shadow boxing with hit- self-created straw man and get down to brass tacks. "Instead of talking to people who are in the unfortunate position of being forced to be present to listen to his tirades, why doesn't he accept my challenge to debate the national issues before the voters of Pennsylvania." GREENVILLE, MONDAY, MARCH 20,1950 HOBBY COMER By SID KRONISH COLLECTORS of U. S. stamps I HONOR 1940 Athletic will be glad to know commemorative stamp that the Gamea for Central American and tnai tne 1U Ouatemala) program for the remainder of the year has been announced by the Post Office Department. Nine stamps are scheduled, but more may be added and probably will be.

There will be four separate stamps honoring the Sesquicen- tcnnlal celebration of the estab lishment of Washington, D. C. as out capital. One stamp will de pict the Statue of Freedoms. The three others will commemorate the legislative, executive and juclicia branches of the government.

The five other stamps' announced by Postmaster Genera Donaldson are: Tribute to the Railroad of America; Midwest Centenary honoring the Gateway to the West. Boy Scouts of America, Indiana Territorv Ses- qulcentennlal, California Statehood. The descriptions, places and dates of first-day sales will be announced later. set of 24" Heavy RAG RUGS Good quality fringed rag rug in choice of popular plaid patterns. Green, blues and reds mixed.

Buy now for kitchen and bath. Sorry no phone orders. Here are Gold Star features you can try ON YOUR farm with the 2-plow FARMALL Tractor Ill the host country, issued five new airmail stamps. The 1 centavos violet shows a soccer same, 3 red, the finish line at track event, brown, a pole vaulter, 8 magenta, tennis, 35 blue, high diving. 65 green, a view of the stadium.

ff DENMARK'S latest philatelic contribution is a ore red stamp It honors the 25th anniversary of the Danish State Radio. Pictured un the stamp is the Kaltindborg untenna with the city of Kalundborg in tho background. THE PHILIPPINES celebrated the Fifth World Congress of the Junior Chamber of Commerce held In Manila with five new stamps. The stamps bear Identical Illustrations of a world globe show- if Fingertip Farmall Touch-Control raises, lowers and adjusts implements Quick-change implement mounting frame Quick-attachable drawbar Fuel-saving, valye-ia- head engine Adjustable wheel tread Get all the facts and you'll get a Farmall G. Us Atarf to INCOME PURCHASE PLAN NAUGLE'S IMPLEMENT STORE Hadley Rd.

Phono 969 Greenville, Pa. FARM All-First in the (ret ing the Philippine Islands and a white dot indicating the city of Manila, The 2 cent is violet, 6, green, 18 blue, 30 brown, and 5c pink. The latter two are airmails. ROMANIA has honored Mihail Ktninescu, the greatest Romanian poet of the 19th century, with, a set of five new stamps, reports Leon Monosson. Four of the stamps depict scenes from his most tfamous works.

One stamp, an 11 lei blue, bears a likeness of ISminescu. The dates 1850-1950 appear on each stamp because the stamps are supposed to honor 'the 100th anniversary of his birth. lTie Encyclopedia Britannica, his birthday as Dec. 20, 1849. TO COMMEMORATE the centenary of the birth of Joaqtiin I Cardinal Arcoverde, Brazil has issued a new 60 centavos rec stamp.

Cardinal Arcoverde was the first South American Cardinal. STAMP NOTES Three men performing the weird "village dance of the half moon" appear on the latest airmail stamp issued by Mexico. The 1 peso stamp LAY RETREAT AT COLLEGE SLATED Synod Schedules Fall Event on Campus Here, Rev Everett R. Small, Clarion, was re-elected president of the Northeast Conference of the Evangelical Lutheran Church at the spring convention of the 'conference at Trinity Lutheran Church, Reynoldsville. Rev.

Guy M. Wilson, Timblin, was elected secretary, with Rev. L. A. Wagner, pastor of the Reynoldsville church, as treasurer.

Announcement that a lay retreat again will be held at Thiel College this year on Nov. 24, .25 and 26 was made by Dr. H. Reed Shepfer, president of the Pittsburgh Synod. The theme will be 'The Lutheran Church in Ac- Dr.

Shepfer said that attendance will be limited to 100. Dr. William F. Zimmerman, president of Thlel, and Dr. Robert S.

Kinsey, associate professor of Bible at Thlel, were among the convention speakers. Dr. Zimmerman spoke of the increased enrollment at Thiel and of the need for a new library and a men's dormitory. Speaking on "The Church In Vanity Fair," Dr. Kinsey dls- Ben Safecrackers Busy Pittsburgh, March (ff) Safecracfrers obtained nearly In Western Pennsylvania during the week end.

About was taken at the Greensburg Motor Car Company. Erie police re-5 ported about $4,000 was taken in two robberies at business establishments on Buffalo Road. Thieves got $3,000 from the Meadowbrook dairy. Two blocks away the safe of the Lantz supermarket netted $935. "Hold this pan under I look In the RecCrd-Argus Want Ads for a plumber!" cussed archeological discoveries In the city of Corinth, Greece.

The convention of the Pitts- mrgh Synod will be held yay 22 25 in the First Lutheran ihurch, Greensburg, of which lev. Samuel Boerstler is pastor, was announced. READ THE CLASSIFIEDS VISITING NURSE Phone 4411-B-l 8-0 a. m. p.

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Issao Jogues. The elder Judge was dead when taken from the wreckage of the small, two-passenger plane. Judge's companion, Richard G. Qray, 44, Wllflston Park. N.

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