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rape I 1 4 Saturday, June 5, 1948 Tha Scranton, Tribune STRAND bj Love WAMA1 Being Someones Double Often Causes Double Trouble Market Skid Still Strong Louella Parsons Hollywood AUTOMOTIVE Died Can Bare. He looks like Cary Grant. He cant even hop a but without fe 19 FOHD 4-door Deluxe Sedan, Radis and healer. ou0. Call Lek Ariel 3473, male mowing him down.

Or John rmi Orson Welle. 'M CHEV, Sedan, a cond SM 40 Olds. Sedan, Ilka Raw, or baal offer. George Moreom, Chapman Lake, Jerrnyn, K. IRENE DUIINEt.

REMEMBER MAMA" By AUNK MOSBY HOLLYWOOD, June 4 (UA Movie stars who complain they have no privacy because they own famous faces dont know the half of it What about the unfamoua people who Just happen to look like them? Actors and actresses at least get limousines and front seats at the races along with the Inconvenience of being noticed all tha time. But tha folks who look like movie atars dont get anything except bothered. Pity movie Richard mi PACKARD Club Couna. 450; 1041 Dodge 4-doar Sedan, 471. Prank' Body Shop.

Adama and A ah St. 3217. Ikt3 W1LLYS JEEP, ONLY 3,000 MILES. RFAbONABI D. 3.

BRIDGES, WAYMART. ttb Oscar Homolks '41 BUICK Convertible: '41 Elude. Sedan '41 Pontiac Sedan; 41 Plymouth Sedan 41 Dodxa Sedan; '40 Chevrolet Sedan 40 Hudeon Baden; '4T Olde. Coach; '4 Pord Coups; 47 Chevrolet Coach; 47 Htilrk Convertible; '30 Dodge Sedan. Motor Finance 730 Wyoming Ava.

Used Tracks COMERFORD Wanted! Movie TimcTnhlp the With the Starting Time ef Feature Picture A Man To Tama This Vixanf 1MT MODEL DIAMOND T-Z 11-cense, tractor, sandera, saddle tanks, new ruth wheal, new truck uar-antea. U43 MODEL 00 DIAMOND TZ" 11-renss, with or without IS van body New enslne, new paint, good rubber, new truck guarantee. Trades Terms J. WINEBRAKE 433 Lad Court Phono 6034 By DOROTHY MANNERS (Louella Paraong la On Vacation) HOLLYWOOD, Juna 4 (INS). The dark horse In the race for Anna Lucasta la Linda Darnell The deal hq progressed to the point where 20th Century-Fox heads ara reading tha script to sea If they like the Idea of loaning lovely Linda to Columbia for this slzzler.

The more you think about Linda for the pert, the better she seems. Off the record, Paulette Goddard, who practically had the role cinched, la said to be making a lot of tall demands. Two things she is insisting on, so they say, is having Jules Dassin direct and the privilege of selecting the cameraman. If you saw Great Expectations" you must remember Mar-tita Hunt who played the old woman in the attic wonderful performance from one of Eng' lands greatest character actresses Well, you are due to see her again but this time not as the old girl in the attic. She arrives here June 16 to get all dolled up for the role of the Duchess of Berwick in The Fan," formerly in NEW, YORK, Juna 4 CR.A broadscgle decline In tha atock market today carried tha general price level to the lowest aince May 13.

The drop put the market on the mlnu aide for the third week running after the midday iplurge of buying. The market got off to i lower start, tried a comeback which didnt amount to much, and then aettled to the low point of the day In the Anal hour of trad ing. Volume wa the lightest ilnce April 14, but not much below other comparatively alow sessions this week. The day' total of 100.000 shares compared with 300.000 Thursday. Losses ranged from fractions to around two points.

Selling forces played no favorites and declines were posted in such Important groups as steels, rails, motors, aircrafts, amusements, farm implements, metals and utilities. The Associated Press average of 60 stocks dropped .9 of one point to 7Q.4, equalling the lowest since 69,1 on May 13. Of the 1,051 issues which appeared on the ticker tape, 640 declined and only 221 advanced. Selling pressure has steadily mounted throughout the week.HOKNINOl Heavy demand for oil stocks helped steady the price list on Tuesday and Wednesday but on Thursday this buying petered out and quotations dipped over a broad front. Basic demand, today and throughout the week, has remained good.

But, according to reports circulating in Wall St. the smart boys are becoming more and more worried over the possibility of a soft coal walkout when the present contract expires at the end of the month. Selling from this source has been based on the just in case" theory. Selling today was augmented by the usual pre-week-end operations. Some traders lighten their WGBI WJZ SCR NBC 30 WJZ WSCR other 6 43 WARM DUO WJZ WGBI WSCR WARM 7 0S WARM WSCR other IS WJZ t-Sb-WNBC 7-43 WGBI 7-35 WJZ (.00 WARM WGBI WJZ WSCR 1.05 WSCR WARM Well, why not? Its a SUN lamp, aint It?" 1833 CHEVROLET Truck.

Short wheel-base. New motor and new paint Job. 143. Phone 304 Olyphant. 6B.F.s DAUGHTER BARBARA STANWYCK VAN HEFUM CHARLES COSURN KEENAtjl WYNN RICHARD HART Todays Radio Program Wanted Automotive CASH FOR LATE MODEL USED CARS.

DAVIES MOTOR Main Street, PeckviUe. Phone Oly. 337 CALVEY MOTOR CO. alia Buya Good Used Cairn, 1133 Wyoming Avenue. CASH FOR CARS Any make or modeL NEALON MOTORS, 1300 Providence Road Phono 7310 CAPITOL N0W heks LIVES AGAIN Or the cigarette girl at CIro who looks more like Lana Turner than Lana Turner does.

Or Paul Brinkman, Jeanne Crain hubby He had to quit the moom pitcher business because he looks lik Errol Flynn ought to look. The latest guy weve heard about whose face turn up tacked. pnto a celebrity Is John Murray. He write gags for Red Skeltons radio show and special material for Bob Hopes sidekick, Jerry Colonn. Murray easily passes in dim light for Bob Hope.

Being a gag writer, he even talks like Hope. If Murray wasnt in show business, he might get by. But around radio studios people expect to see Hope. When Hopes not there, they take Murray. They get sore if he doesnt give 'em autographs.

They follow him home. They ask him questions. Once a kid wanted my autograph In front of NBC," ays thd writer. "It was no use to argue so I wrote In his book, Im not Bob Hope John Murray. The other I kids saw me write something so they swarmed over, thinking I was Hope.

It took me an hour to get away." Working for Red doesnt help, either, he mourned. Skelton is Hopes No. 1 fan. Red thinks its fine that guy works for him who looks like Hope. Skelton even wanted to be on the show once, for a gag, but the writer said nix.

Every time we go to the Brown Derby Red points at me and yells, I Look heres Bob Hope, said Mr. i M. sadly. "I feel like a fool." This mistaken Identity routine I isnt confined to Hollywood. When Murray was in the Navy the officers called him Hope.

When he made mistakes in drills they didnt bawl him out. They laughed. So far, thats the only convenl- ence hes found to having a ski-hose, a jutting chin and ahoe-but- I ton eyes. Murray, however, is considering trying to get at least those front seats at the races on the Hope-isji face. Intelligence 1 ANSWERS 4 1 1.

Two-bagger (Baseball). 2.1 Thrill. 3. Morpheus (God of sleep). 4.

Funeral, 5. Taft, during the term of his father, Wil- liam Howard Taft. 0. (a) Delta I New Orleans (x); (b) Sound I Seattle (z)j (c) Peninsula San I Francisco (y); (d) Isthmus Pan-j ama' Cityi (v); (e) Strait Mack- LEGAL NOTICES WJZ Freedom Gardeners WGBI Theater Tods 7 WSCR Spactal EidUon Ns. 13 OS WSCR News 13 10 WSCR Eddie Cantor 13:13 WNBC The Kuhn.

Comments WSCR Luncheon Music 13:30 WNBC Coffee With Congraa WSCR Farmers Bulletin! WARM The American Fames 13 43 WSCR Gardens for Freedom 1.00 WARM Luncheon with Masai McNeills WSCR Proof That Christian Science Heals WNBC Farm and Homs Hour WGBI Grand Central StaUon 1-13 WSCR Decision Now 1.30 WARM Speaking of Song WNBC Edward Tomlinson, Talk WSCR Keynotes oy Carl WJZ Speaking of Songs WGBI County Fair WNBC Public Affairs 1:50 WSCR Sport Newa 1:55 WSCR Cleveland V. Philadelphia has beaten a nath tn hia door 3:00 WGBI Give end Take-Cut k- Qj Lady Windermere Fan, at 20th. When Minna Wallis was London last Summer she signed Miss Hunt and she also arranged for her to meet Otto Prepiinger while he was in London last week. Preminger, you know, is the. director of The Fan.

Hollywood Shorts: Sophie Tucker and Jack Durant are toss' ing a big cocktail party in London tomorrow in honor of Tony Martin and Cyd Charisse who just flew in there. Leave it to Bing Crosby to invent that Better Mouse Trap. Not content that the world already Rewst Bartp Slrd CSuk Farm Newa New. RED Tom end WallF People, Pett Berne From On Mike to An. Sunny Bid of the Street WNBC- News.

Out) ssuts know New Newel Early Bird Club Lackawanna VaUey News News Sunny Sid of the Street From On Mtk to An. Pett Barnet Newe; Bob Imltb Shew News Newe News -Morning New Roundup New. Martin Agronsky Special Edition No 1 Trom One Mika to Central City Strand: I Remember Mama," with Irene Dunne, Barbara Bel Geddes. 11:21, 1:55, 4:19, 0:43, 9:10. Late Show 11:37.

Comerford: B-F Daughter," with Barbara Stanwyck, Van Hef lin. 11:05, 1:05, 3:00, 5:05, 7:05 9:05. Riviera: "Song of My with Frank Sundstroan, Audrey Long. 11:40, 1:40, 3:40, 5:35, 7:35, 9:35. Copitol: Adventures of Robin Hood, with Errol lynn Olivia De Havilland.

11:13, 1:14, 3:15, 5:16, 7:17, 9:18. 1 State: "Flashing Guns, with Mack Brown, Raymond Hatton. 11:45, .1:45, 3:45, 5:45, 7:45, 9:45. West Scranton West Side: "T-Men," with Den nis OKeefe, Mary Meade, 1, 4, 7:25, 9:25. Olyphant New Olyphant: "My Girl Tisa," with Lilli Palmer, Sam Wana-maker.

2:15, 5:11, 7:18, 9:25. North Scranton Rialto: Dangerous Years," with William Halop, Ann E. Tood. 2:30, 5:30, 7:30, 9:30. South Scranton Globe: The Fabulous Texan," with William Elliott, John Carroll.

1:30, 4:30, 7:30, 9:30. East Scranton Bell: "Angels Alley ,7 with Leo Gorcey. 2:30, 7:30, 9:30. Greet Ridge Roosevelt: Tycoon, with John Payne, Laraine Day. 1, 4:17, 0:55, 9:20.

Dunmore Orient: "Dangerous Years, with William Halop, Anne E. Todd. 3:30, 7:30, 9:30. Dickson City Rex: South of Pago Pago." 2:30, 7:30, 9:30. Old Forge Holland: "My Dog Rusty," with Ted Donaldson.

2:30, 7, 9:30. Clarks Summit Comerford: "Jungle Book. 2:12, 7:12, 9:13. NEW YORK DAIRY NEW YORK, June 4 (AP) 49J.930, Steady. Wholesale prices on bulk cartons.

Creamery, higher than 92 gcore and premium marks (AA) 92 cent; 93 acore (A) 80; 90 scotb (B) 77; DO score (C) 75-75; (new tubs usually command cent a pound 'over the bulk carton price). Cheese prices OUT I. Bings Crosby Research Foundation has patented a rubber mouse trap that catches lil mousie, disposes of him and automatically resets itself! County Farm Afsnt position in the market, or sell out wgbi Th piayooy entirely, on the possibility that wAMMuiSyMa of th street some upsetting news might de- so wnbc Fran Luther snow TiraCTiD CLAUDE RAINS velop over the week-end. Local Securities RIVIERA 'NOW "A REALLY FINE PICTURE I Raavtifal end stirring amici' Famished by R. H.

Johnson A Ce Mean' Scranton, ft, June 5, 1948 STOCKS Bid Ames Baldwin, WVo 24 Carbonoale 1 A 4 Cherry River Lumber 47 Chase Candy Co xd 9 Chase Candy pf 15 Dividend Shares 1.53 Fed A Corp 27 First Mutual Fund 5.78 Int Ed Pub pfd 3 WSCR Personalities WNBC Lopez Orchestra WARM Fascinating Rhythm 1:30 WGBI Stars Over Hollywood WARM Hitching Posts WSCR Baseball Ganie WNBC Salute to Veteran 3:00 WGBI Report From Oversea WNBC Orchestras of tha Nation WARM Bajeoall: Scranton Vs. Williamsport 315 WGBI Adventures in Sclencw 3:30 WJZ Symphony Orch. WSCR Baseball Game 4'00 WGBI Youth Crosaea Democracy WNBC Doctors Today Drama WSCR Baseball Game 4:15 WGBI Stan Daughtery Orch. 4.30 WNBC First Piano Quartet WJZ Racing at Suffolk Downs 4.45 WSCR Melody Matinee WJZ Spotlight on Sports 5:00 WGBI Jersey Handicap WSCR News- WNBC Your Radio Reporter WARM Newa 5:05 WSCR Prairie Echoes WARM Treasury Band Show 5:15 WNBC TheLassie Show WGBI Saturday Serenade 1:30 WGBI International Sunday School Lesson WNBC Dr. Q.

Jr. Quiz WARM Melodies to Remember 5:45 WNBC King Cole Trio WGBI Saturday at the Chase WARM Red Croat Presents "la Your Name WJZ Dorothy Fuldhelm, News WGBI Morning Devotions 45 WGBI Songa for Saturday WSCR Morning Devotions 8-55 WARM-WJZ News 9 00 WNBC Triple Ranch WARM Shoppers Special WSCR Lackawanna Valley Ntw WGBI News of America t'OS WSCR PolishAmerican Hour 9 15 WGBI Barnyard Folliea 9:30 WNBC Ail Aboard for Adventure WGBI The Evangellstio Hour 9 45 WNBC Stamp Club 10:00 WGBI Red Barbers Clubhouse WNBC Adventures of Frank Merrlwell WSCR Special Edition No. 2 WARM This Is For You 10 05 WSCR That Man With the Band 10:15 WARM Johnny Thompson. Song WSCR Excursions tn Science 10:30 WNBC Archie Andrews WSCR Contemporary Composers WGBI Mary Lee Taylor WARM-WJZ Hollywood Headlines 1 10:45 WJZ Norman Orch. WARM All Aboard for Adven ture 11:00 WGBI Warren Sweeney New WARM President Truman at 35th Division Reunion in AskeJ 30 5 52 10 17 1.68 29 6.42 3 9 38 56 18 84 STOCK QUOTATIONS Clotlns Closing Prices Prices Air Reduction 35 int Paper 63 Allegheny Corp 3 Int Ry Am 10 do pf 49 Int Tel Tel 14 Allis Oh Mff 40 Johns-Manville 40 A1 Ch Sc Dye 194 Jones St 35 Allied Strs 35 do pf 89 Am Airlines 8 Kennecott Cop 57 Am Can 87 Kresge ISS) 38 Am Car A Fdy 47 Lehigh Port 35 do pf 99 Lehigh Val Coal 3 Am Ch A Cab 26 do 2 pf 9 Am Distill 38 Leh Val RR 6 Am Loco 28 Libby McN A 10 Am Pow A Lt 10 Loews Inc 18 do 6 pi xd 91 Louis Nash 47 do pf xd 81 Mack Trucks 26 Am A St 16 Mk St Ry pr pf 16 Am Smelt A 68 Maytag Co 11 Am Tel A Tel 157 Mckess A Rob 32 Am Viscose 67 Mesta Mach 43 Anaconda Cop 39 Montgom Ward 63 Armco Stl 30 Nash-Kelvln '8 Armour A Co 13 Nat Biscuit 28 Arnold Const 17 Nat Dairy Prod 30 ess A Rob 32 do com International Textbook 3 Keystone Bd B-2 24 35 do B-3 17.28 do Th teretes Ini rwt km tbry ewsie by TCHAIKOVSKY NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON May 10, 1948, a resolution waa introduced by a Director of the School District of the City of Scranton, and action thereon postponed pending the advertising of the intention to con, eider its adoption, to provide revenue for general school purposes by imposing a tax of 1 commencing August 1, 1848, upon sales of tangible personal property at retail within the School District of the City of Scranton, Pa.

Section 1 of the reaolutioln defines the terms used In the resolution and various provisos relating thereto. It also excepts from the meaning of corporeal personal property water or gas delivered to tha consumer through mains or pipes; food, confectionery or drink Intended for human consumption; cigarettes; liquid fuels; or drugs, medicine or eyeglasses sold upon Individual prescription. Section 3 provides for registration of vendors on forms prescribed by the School District Solicitor and prepared by the School District Secretary. Section 4 provides that vendors shall collect, in addition to and separately from the sale price, the tax required by the resolution. It provides that the tax shall be shown separately from the sale price and be paid by the purchaser to the vendor at the time of payment for the property purchased.

Section provides for the keeping of records by vendors and the filing of returns of receipts and the payment of tax collected for quarterly periods to the School District Secretary. It also provides for return and payment of tax collected by Itinerant vendors within twenty-four hours after the conclusion of each day In which any retail sale is made by such vendor. Provision for the issuance of numbered receipts by the School District Secretary to vendors upon the payment of tax collected Is also Included. Section 6 provides a penalty of 10 on tax not paid when due. An additional penalty of one dollar per day is provided for delinquent return.

Section 7 provide for the appointment by the Board of School Directors of a special tax assessor whose duty shall be to assess the proper tax due upon vendors who fail to file returns when due, or who file Incorrect or Insufficient returns. His compensation shall be five dollars per day. When necessary such assessor shall estimate the tax due on the basis of external indices. Additional penalties are provided on assessments made by the special assessor. Written notices, and provisions for appeals, are Included In the section.

Section 8 provides that information trained by the agents of the School District shall be confidential, except, for official purposes. Section 9 provides that taxes. Interest and penalties imposed under the resolution shall be recoverable by the School District Solicitor as other debts are recoverable. Section 17 fixes an additional penalty not exceeding $100, and costs of prosecution for each offense where persons are convicted of violating the requirements of the resolution, or of neglecting, fail, ing, or refusing to furnish correct returns or to charge or pay over the tax levied by the resolution. In default of payment of such fine or penalty provi, sion is made for imprisonment In the County Prison for a period not exceeding thirty days.

Section 11 is a severability clause relating to unconstitutional, illegal, or in, valid sections, clauses or sentences which may be contained in the resolution. Section 13 provides for non-appllca-tion of the resolution to any person or property beyond the legal power of the Hoard of School Directors so to apply. Section 13 repeals any conflicting resolution. Section 14 provides that the resolution shall go Into effect August 1, 1948. School District of City of Scranton, Pa.

JACOB ECKERSLEY, Secretary. M-22-29-J-5 STATE Atcih A 112 -Nat Dlstilera 20 Omaha Atl Coast Line j7 Nat Gypsum 20 WNBC Meet th Meeks Comedy I AU Refining 44 do pf 96 WSCR Teen A Talkin 6 Nat Pow A Lt 16 11-05 WGBI Let'a Pretend Play .6 Nat Supp.y 22 WNBC Smilin' Cd McConnell 14 do pf 89 WGBI Junior Miss 26 NY Cegtral RR 15 1 WARM Pick of the Platter 42 North Amer CO 15 WJZ Land of the Lost 20 North Pacific 24 WSCR Just For Fun 2 Ohio Oil 39 11-45WSCR Reveries 17 Omnibus Corp 9 Avco Mfg Bald Loco Balt A Ohio Barker Bros Bsmsdall Oil Beaumt Mills BendlX Aviat Bendix HA Starts -Today! Fists Fly Guns Barkl Beth Steel Boeing Airpl 35 do pf 35 Packard Motor AFTERNOON! 12:00 WNBC News; Rad Hall WARM Junior JuncUon 97 5 Bohn A1 A Br 33 Pan Am Airw 10 Borden Co 44 Param Pictures 24 Briggs Mfg 34 Patino Mines 12 Bucyrus-Erie 22 Penney (JC) 48 Rudd Co 11 Penn Pow A Lt 19 20 do pf VI Penn RR wmm THE SPA Present WED. and FRI. LYNN TERRY Her Seiif m4 Seleres SATURDAY Dancing to the Music of THE STARDUSTERS ALL GIRL BAND WARM to Start FM Broadcast, Here Next Week Frequency modulation I casts, by Station WARM are ex- EVENING 6:09 WARM Newa John Yon Bergen WNBO Kenneth Bangnart News WJZ News; Manhattan Closeup WSCR Newa WGBI News 805 WSCR Roll Can of Hits' 6:15 WGBI Barry Wood Show WNBC Art of Living WARM Sportsreel of the Air WJZ Bible Message 6-30 WARM Guest Star WJZ Harry Wlsmer, Sports WNBC NBC Symphony Orctu WGBI Texas Rangers 6:45 WJZ Talk Jack Beal WSCR Roll Call of Hits WARM Communism, Talk WGBI Larry Le Sueur. Newa WJZ Quizdom Class WGBI The Band Box WSCR News WARM Bing Crosby Show, with Fred Allen, Guest 7:05 WSCR Mike Fright 7:15 WGBI The Korn Kobblers 7:39 WNBC Curtain Tima, Play WARM Famous Jury Trials WJZ Challenge of the Yukon WSCR Orchid Club Revue WGBI Abe Burrows 7:45 WOR The Answer Man WGBI Hoagy Carmichael, Songs RUey.

with William Detective Again Dolan, Detective Time Consequeneo Mr. Malone broad-26 Calumet A Hec 6 Pepsi-Cola Canad Pc 17 Fhu Elec Case (JI) Co 49 Pl.nco Crp Ceianese Corp 38 Phillips Pet do 7 pc pf 138 put PI G1 Cert-Teed Pro 18 Proc A Gam Ches A Ohio 38 Pub Srv NJ Chrysler Corp 82 Puillman Coca-Cola 172 Fure Oil Colum Gas 13 Audio Corp Colum Carbon 35 Reading Co Coml Solvents 27 Rto Motors comi a south 3 Repub st 29 pected to begin next week, it was Sne 23 ReynoMsTob jounced yesterday io Safeway stn 20 Martin Memolo, president or 14 do pf in the Union Broadcasting 721 37 15 Linden which operates the Cons Vultee Cont Bak do pf Cont Can WEST SIDE' Bluing Action With Th CHAPT. 1 -NEiy SERIAL Extra Western -Vi Flat rate; Cont Motors Curtlss-Wrlght do pf Del A Hud OLYPHANT' NOW LtIJiI PALMER "My Girl Tisa' 1 Extra At Matinee CARTOON CARNIVAL Tonight! 7P.r,l.!; WGBI! station, reported that installation of the FM broadcasting equipment is under way and that we expect to be on the air with FM next week. The FM sending equipment is being installed in the old fire sta tion at Olive St. and Taylor Ave.

Frequency modulation, a com-paratively recent development in J.TwnbcIIh1 radio, differs from audio modula-1 tion in that reception is almost completely free of static and reproduction of sounds is truer and clearer. The static-free reception Is achieved by processing the radio WSCR Tropicana 8:00 WNBC Life of Bendix WJZ Ross Dolan, WGBI Sing It WARM Ross WSCR Newa 8 95 WSCR Dance 8:15 WSCR Sign Off 8:30 WNBC Truth or ARM Counterspy WJZ The Amazing Parade: WGBI Joan Davla WARM-WJZ 9:30 WARM Mayor with Lionel WGBI Vaughan WNBC Judy 10:00 WNBC Kay WGBI D. J. WARM-WJZ RIALTO' PHILADELPHIA COMMODITIES PHILADELPHIA, June 4 tAP' Flour: Spring first clear 6.05-15; standard patent 6 30-40; short patent 6.43-50; high gluten 9.70-80. Live poultry: Fowls, colored, fancy.

40-42; few bareback, 38; few yearlings, 43; leghorns, as to size and quality, 35-32; old roosters, colored, 28-37; pullets, few around; roasting chickens. 4 lbs and over 42-43; few 44; springers, fancy, 3-4 lbs 41-42; sizes 2 to 3 lha 40-41; mostly 41; some crosses, 1 to 2 lbs 34-36; ordinary springers, 30; leghorn broilers, 36-38; ducks, white Pekin, 37; few 38; Muscovy, few around; turkeys, few around. i eased poultry: Roasting chickens, 4 lbs 52-53; 3 lbs 47-49; fryers, 46-f6; broilers, 46-47; tukeys, toms, 82-85. Butter and oheese unchanged. Wheat: Red Winter garlicky, 3.48.

Corn: 3.46-49. Oats: 1.38-40. I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any debts except those contracted by myself ERNEST SCHOEN, 1727 Luzerne St -3-4-5 Hear tha. Sensational Thrill end Action! i -r 1 4 Dangerous Year Vat.1 "Fighting Mua tang" Frank Sinatra Show Gangbuiters of the Town, Barrymore Monroe Orcb. Canova Show Kyser'a Onb.

Ranch Profeesoe Quia 8 Simmons Co 35 7 Sinclair Oil 26 23 Socony-Vac 20 43 South Pacific 56 Del Lacka A W9 Spalding Br xd 19 Douglas Alrcr 56 Sparks Within 6 Du de 183 Sperry Corp 29 Eastman Kod 43 Stand Brands 28 Eaton Mfg 62 Stand Oil NJ 84 El Auto-Lite 55 Stone A Web 14 Erie 14 Stude Conp 26 do pf 59 Swift A Co 34 Eureka Wms 6 Sylvan El Pr 25 Fed Dept Stra 30 Texas Co 62. do pf 97 Texas Gulf Sul 59 Food Fair Strs 11 Textron 17 Gar Wood Ind 8 do pf 21 Gen Elec 41 Tide Wat A Oil 28 Gen Foods 38 do pf 103 Gen Motors 62 Union Carbide 41 Gen Pub Util 13 Union Pacific 186 Gen Refract 29 United Aircr 28 Glmbel Bros 22 United Airline 16 Goodrich (BF) 59 do pf 80 Goodyr A 44 Un Cig Wh Stra 4 Gt North Ry 44 United Corp 3 Gt West Sug 22 United Gas Imp 22 Greyhd Corp 124 US Rubber 45ft Gulf Oil 76ft US Sm ft 56ft Hercules Pow 53 US Steel 78ft Hudson Motor 20ft Warner Br Pic 12ft Hur.t Foods 17ft West Un Tel 24ft Illinois Central 36ft Westing Alitor 37ft Interlake Iron 15ft Westing Elec 31ft Int Harvester 99 Wilson ft Co 16 Int Min ft Ch 36 ft Woolwth (fFW) 47 ft do pf 92ft York Corp 14ft Int Nick Can 31ft Youngst ft 80ft CURB QUOTATIONS ORIENT- Scranton Buick Bandbox 40 featuring Tex Beneke with Glenn Millers Orch. Andrews Sisters -Dick Haymes TODAY Thrills! Buzpenaet WILLIAM HALOP ANNE TODD Dangerous Years Shirley Temple Poor Little Rich Girl 10:30 WNBC Grand Ole Opery WGBI It Pays to Be Ignorant WARM Hayloft Hoedown 11:00 WGBI President Truman, from Omaha, Neb. WNBC Music WJZ News, Music WARM News News Analysts 11:15 WGBI Boyd Raeburn NEY YORK EGGS NEW YORK, June 4 (AP). Wholesale egg prices held steady today.

Eggs 17,442, steady. New York spot quotations follow: Nearby: (these quotations ara based on the bulk of the reported wholesale sales to jobbers and large retailers and include premiums.) Whites- Fancy heavyweight 57-58, others 55-56; mediums 53-55. Browns: Fancy heavyweights others 55-58: mediums 52-54. waves as they are sent out. The broadcasts travel only from horizon to horizon, and must be picked up by stations on mountain tops to be relayed from the originating station to receiving sets.

FILE $60,567 LIEN A $60,567.73 tax lien against Mnoroh the Hanover Canning Han- warm Frankie Carle orch. over, was filed in Federal Court rcb- yesterday by Francis R. Smith, Internal Revenue Collector in the First District. According to the lien notice, the firm owes additional income taxes for periods from. 1940 through 1044.

THE KORN KOBBLERS ROOSEVELT TODAY "Tycoon In Technloolor Vat. Feature RIDING DOWN THE TRAIL RESOLUTION SCHOOL DISTRICT OF THE BOROUGH OF BLAKELY NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on June 2. 1948, a Resolution was introduced by Director of the School District of the Borough of Blakely, Pennsylvania, and action thereon postponed pending advertising of the intention to adopt said resolution, to provide revenue by imposing a tax intended to yield one per cent on all salaries, wages, commissions and other compensation earned on and after September 1, 1948, for work done or services performed by residents of the School District of the Borough of Blakely, Pennsylvania, who are employed within the limits of the said School District, by non-residents who are employed within the limits of the said School District, and by residents of the School District of the Borough of Blakely, Pennsylvania, who are employed outside of the said District; and also by Imposing a tax intended to yield one per cent on the net profits of businesses, professions, or other activities earned on and after September 1, 1948, by such residents or non-residents. The Resolution also sets up the procedure for the making of the necessary returns and payment of the tax within certain time limitations. The Resolution also Imposes certain duties upon employers to collect the tax at 1 source of payment by making the nec eary deductions, and it also sets forth the various rules and regulations for its enforcement, as well as prescribing penalties for its violation SCHOOL DISTRICT OF THE BOROUGH OF BLAKELY, WILLIAM E.

JAMES, Secretary. 5-13-19-28 losing Prices Closing Prices Sponsored by the Scranton Buick Co. 9-16 Glen Aid Coal 22ft DICKSON' Z7 REX Aireon Mfg Alum Co Am Am Gas ft El Am Superpow Ark Nat Gas Can Marconi Cities Service Creole Pet 66 ft Humble Oil 37ft Imp Oil Ltd lft Int Petrol 7ft Int Util 2 King Prod iCoi 56ft McCord Corp 83ft 15ft 12ft 12ft 4ft i 50 Nat Bellas Hess 3ft 31 TODAY South of Pago Pago Matinee Only Bhlrley Temple REBECCA OP SUNNYBROOK FARM 9ft 6ft 27 ft 19ft Cuban Atl Sug 17ft Niag Hud Pbw Doleckmun 9ft Pennroad El Bond 6c Sh 14ft St Oil Ky Ford Can A 22 Unit Gaa Ford Mot Ltd 4ft ROCKY GLEtJ! Offers Fun for the Whole Family Every Day! Last GLOBE Chicago Crain WHEAT July I l-U P. M. Pierce Flaming Thrill I WM.

ELLIOTT The Fabulous Texan Extra At Matinee "FALCON'S' ADVENTURE" NEW YORK POULTRY NEW YORK, June 4 (AP) Live poul-l try irregular. By freight: none. By express: broilers, rock cockerels Delaware average to good 45; crosses Dela-1 ware large and fancy 45 nearby large I and fancy 45. Fowls blacks very few ordinary 38; red a very few carried 43-44; white rocks very few ordinary 35. Dressed poultry firm.

Fowls, boxes or bbls, frozen, 33ft-42 Turkeys, southwestern, dry packed, frozen, young toms, 16-36 lbs. 54-55. 26 lbs. and over 56-57; southwestern, fresh, breeder hens 56-51; old toms 45-46; northwestern, frozen, young toms, all weights 61-62: northwestern, fresh, breeder hens 55ft-56ft; far western, frozen, young toms, all weights 63; farwestera, fresh, old toms 54-55. PHILADELPHIA EGGS PHILADELPHIA, June 4- (AF).

I (USDAi Eggs, market firm on fancy! qualities. Receipts yesterday 3.543. Whole- I sale grades extra, extra large 52-55; Urge 46ft-52; mediums 46ft-46ft standards 43 ft -46 ft: current receipts 43ft. 45 SpecUls, extra Urge 54-58; Urge 52-54; mediums 50-52. Mar CORN Julv September December NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the annual meeting of the member of the aiinemami Hospital of Scranton will be 'id at the Hospital Building Tuesday uemoon, June IS, 1948, at 3 30 clock for the election of Directors for three-year term expiring in June, 1, and for -the transaction of such ier business as may properly come the meeting.

K. BELLES, Secretary. OATS July September December May SOYBEANS July November LARD BELL" LEO OORCEY And th Bowery Boy ANGELS ALLEY Extra At Matinee WILD COUNTRY" AND CRUSHED ICE SUPPLIED III ANY QUANTITY For Parties for Hoaas Entertaininf Wien svsr lbs plan calls for Clsar, Para lea CALL ON US! OPEN 24 HOURS DAILY 7 DAYS PER WEEK FHG3E: 4-6672 SE'RV-OCE CO. 232 RJULHCJO lYErjE September at 4 10 F. M.

Th 2 Karolis TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that LAN-D hO CAPXX.LA, of 150 Sullivan Street, York. N. RUDOLPH OhESTl, of Avenue of Americas, New York. Y. and VALENTINO De JENNARO, VO fret Fourth Street, New York, wul file in the Office of the reury of the Commonwealth of Penn-'am a and the Office of the Prothono-r of Lackawanna County, on Wednes-v June 9, 1948, application- for the tratinn of the fictitious name HANTOH HAT BOX CO The pal place of bustneas Is located at a i-iorth Main Ae Scranton, Pa, NOG I.

HALLEY HARRIS. Attorney. November December FREE ACTS! Twice Daily Entire Week Starting Monday, jane Itk Featuring Florida, Th Cat Ccnedy Act! LANCASTER LIVESTOCK LANCASTER, June 4 (AP). Cattle 1,182 Steers, 25 cents lower than early in the week. Calves 97.

Liberal holdover of Southern stock selling at uneven prices. Hogs 37. Handyweights in demand, sows $1 lower. Sheep 64. Market slow with prices steady at recent decline HOLLAND OLD FORG Heart-Winning Story My Dog Rusty TED DONALDSON FTtr At Mftttne CARTOON CARNIVAL TUNE IN' fHII kBFLFIH PRODUCE PHILADELPHIA.

June 4 rn on 'the i produce market nyramid crates quoted N' J. btL. 3 00-25: Pa. boxes. Lima Beena.

bu. hmora. 4 50-8 00. Sno Beans, bu, 4.59-5 00. Beets Pi.

bchs, 10c. -ot erta. 9 00 b- 125-50 Lettuce. Iceberg erts, 00-4 00. Mueuoona, Pa, J-Io bsxta, Peas.

H. bu 2 50-75 5r.n-h. Pa. bu, 75-S5 peteves, hmon. 4 00 potatoes, 100-lb.

sacks. R. i COMERFOnO' Kickel Days! Every Toe, and Tknr. All Ride, Trice Vmple Israel Services service will be held at Israel this morning at oclock M.nchah will be ob-'ti 6 15. Rabbi Arthur T.

1 preach. The Rev. WJ- S. 1' rjtiJ cfLc.aie. Fre Parking! FREE ADMISSION! Or Take Tkc Linrel Line TRIBUNE HEWS AND 9:00 A.

M. WSCR 1000 ON YOUR DIAL Visit "Swiat Cottage Motor Launch Swimming Ride Sterling MZIion-DoJ-Lar Roller Coatter! CLARKS SCWTT LoedM With Jun ie ThrU ELEPHANT BOY" With SABO At "Tr-seb i -main".