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VILIIKJ-IjATlillj iwCOiiD, I 1 '1 'J FUNERALS Floyd Gibbons, Famous War '4 MRS. EMILY 6CIICLTZ Funeral of Mrs. Emily Schultz wm held Saturday morning from Employ! onciisabon OK'rwuU, Hillmm Fuclluiidkas, Charles Button, Mrs. George Baydock, Jobs Norhnr, tirerge Van Horn, Mr. bsrid Bittrnberj, Bin.

A. V. Beneiiki, FHzabeth onover, W. C. DevIh, Hflrn Isnielowici, Frill hvant, Marjr 1).

Francik, Mrs. Ann Hochlander, Mary Maiur, Aadrew the family home, 11 Minotti Street, Plains. A requiem mass was cele 80 Furnished Rooms 13 Help Wanted Female brated in SS. Peter and Pauls Church, Plains, by Rev. J.

B. Pilny. NICELY furnished, clean, warm front HOUSEKEEPER for home In Tunk- Reporter, Dies in Poconos He Planned to Quit Retirement Shortly and to Get Assignment to European Conflict New York, Sept. 24 (IP) Floyd Gibbons, 62, noted war correspondent, died of heart disease tonight at his Pennsylvania farm room. 49 Bedford, Forty on.

7-w hannock. References. JJiai Bearers were w. wieczoreK, j. WEATHEB FOBECAST Eastern Pennsylvania and New Jersey: Mostly cloudy in north and generally fair In jouth portions Monday, showers Monday night and Tuesday, cooler Tuesday, much cooler by Tuesday night.

Delaware and Maryland: Increasing cloudiness and continued warm Monday followed by showers beginning Monday night or Tuesday morning; cooler Tuesday, much cooler by Tuea- Western Pennsylvania: Mostly cloudy with light scattered showers Monday; warmer in north portion Monday, showers and cooler Monday night; IDEAL room, with or without private EXPERIENCED girl for general Claimant's Appeal Gets Favorable Action of Board of Review Zaremba, P. Parfinski, J. Gil, A. Bartoszewlcz and J. Grzedzeneki.

Interment was in the parish Mrs. A F. Battenberr from 638 bath. Shower, nnone, mam service. housework.

275 Kuuer Avenue, 274 South Franklin. Kingston. Washington Street Jermyn Monday 2, Rev. Robert Cornell officiating. Jermyn Cemetery.

She was a sister of Mrs. Stoneham of Parsons and sten-mother NICELY furniirhed room, next to bath. GIRL, for housework, plain 'cook ng. 355 South Franklin. z-i'.

bom nights. 253 Boutn wiver MRS. ETHEL FIELDER Funeral of Mrs. Ethel Fielder of Mrs. Arthur Rhoades of Forty Fort Street.

WELL furnished room, refined lady or Elizabeth N. Beneskl from 131 Tale home. The death of the veteran reporter, who wore a patch over an eve lost in the World War in France, cut ahort his intention to re was held Saturday morning from Apply gentleman; boms comioru. i-viia. Street.

Parsons. Mondav 9. Reaulem GIRL for housework, 15 week. the home of her sister. Mrs.

Leon 183 East Northampton street. mass 9:30 S3. Peter and Paul's Church. Parish cemetery. CLEAN, turn to Europe to cover the current hostilities for the Hearst organ light rooms, $2.50.

Use 127 Lincoln, near Northamp- ard Dougher, 245 Wyoming Street, citv. A reaulem mass wa celebrated phone. EXPERIENCED girl over 20 for gen William C. Conover from bom nt ization. Tuesday clearing and much cooler.

Eastern New York: Mostly cloudy on the coast and cloudy with light show-era and slowly rising temperature In the Interior Monday; Tuesday showers and cooler, much cooler by Tuesday night. ton. daughter. Mrs. G.

R. Goodwin. Lake at St. John's Church by Rev. Jos eral nousewora, steep in.

jm nuc Street. Gibbons virtually had retired Sllkworth. Tuesday 2. Rev. Mark NICELY furnished after an eventful career and had room, near bus.

Division Street Kroehler of Maple Grove Methodist Reasonable. 42 MIDDLE aged woman for light house Church officiating. Hollenback Ceme Kingston. work. 67 earl Street, jsasi ana.

tery. Helen Davis from 49 FIRST class room, next to bath. WILKES-BABBK BECOBD Pnhitaha4 hv tha Wllkea-Barrs Record EXPERIENCED girl for light house eph Padden. Bearers were Joseph Lynn, Walter Kelly, Staff ord Dougher, Fred Frace, Francis Mulcahey and George Pissott. Interment was in St.

Mary's Cemetery, Hanover, where benediction was pronounced by Rev. William Mc Andre West Union. 2-3815. work, rieierence. 6Si aoutn rank Street, Monday 2:30, Rev.

W. E. Schewa officiating. City Cemetery. been living the life of a gentleman farmer at a place he purchased 10 miles from Stroudsburg, and dubbed "Cherry Valley Farm." It was there that he died suddenly in the midst of plans to return to active newspaper in on the most exciting front.

He roved the world as a byllner Company daily except Sunday Wllkaa- lin Street LARGE attractive room, light house- Felix Danlelowlci from 205 Garfield WAITRESS over 21. Apply Sam Cafe, Keeping privileges, dootq upuuiiaj, private entrance; central. 2-5443. 179 Kan Northampton street. quiem mass 9 Holy Trinity Church.

Parish cemetery. Barre. rennsyivama. Georgia f. Johnson, President; Clara a Robertson.

Vice President Frederick Johnson. Vice President and Secretary; J. Van Laeys Oenerai Manager and Treasurer: Rooert W. NICELY furniahed GIRL for light housework. Apply 782 Mrs.

Marv D. Evana frnm hnm nt rooms with heat, 86 West Market star of the Hearst papers and its GEORGE V. OWENS Funeral of Georca F. Owens. 101 Gentlemen only.

Keating street, ueorgetown. third floor, rear. niece, Mrs. Thomas Langley. 201 East Spring Street, Nantlcoke, Monday 2, Rev.

G. A. Patterson of flclatinit. Pri Kidder Street, East End. was large Riiiiiitoiii TOUNG girl for housework, go home Johnson.

Editor. The Record is on sale at all newsstands within a radius of fifty miles and in i affiliated International News service and was shipwrecked and wounded along the way. Gibbons first made a name for ly attended on Saturday afternoon. nignts. rnone 7-ioiu.

vate services. Interment at Shenan Kev. Homes 8. May. pastor of First 0 IF you do not find Just the room you want in lust the location you prefer, place a "Wanted Rooms to Rent" ad In the Record.

The Cost Is small. Dial 2-2121 and ask for Betty Brown. Reformed Church, officiated. doah. Mrs.

Anna Franclk from 422 Columbia Street. Durvea Mondav- 9. Re New Z0rx By noon, ai nomuii News Stands. Broadway and 43rd GIRL or woman, fond of children, days week. Apply evenings, 86 Madison Street Bearers were James Marsland.

Street north end ot Times Building; himself as a war correspondent when he reported Villa's raid on Columbus, N. in March, 1916. He later accompanied Gen. John J. Woolwortn Building, oarciay Dirmi quiem mass 9:30 Sacred Heart Church.

Parish cemetery. George Jones, Alex Collins, John Butler, Anthony Zagore and Leo 81 Unfurnished Rooms EXPERIENCED girl for housework. Mary A Hochlander from Fred- comett. entrance; 643 rul.on sweet, orooaiyn. block below Strand Theater; Out Of Town Newspaper SalesA 103 Vt.

44 tb 8treet. Apply 18 Park Avenue, uty. In a decision announced yesterday by the Unemployment Compensation Board of Review John Von-lik of Plains Is granted compensation. The ruling upholds the referee who heard the case and reverses the Division of Unemployment Compensation and Employment Service, In a review of the case P. Stephen Stahlnecker, chairman of the board, states that the claimant was denied compensation by the service on the grounds that the unemployment for which heasked compensation was due to his "voluntarily leaving" work with his last employer, Conlon Coal Company, Hudson.

The claimant appealed from this decision of the service and the referee to whom the appeal was referred reversed the decision and ordered payment of compensation. The service then filed an appeal With the board of review. The claimant left his employment In the mines because of illness, the board of review finds. Two weeks later he returned and was given work. He complained to the foreman about ventilation, but nothing was done, according to the board's findings.

An altercation followed and as a result the claimant was dismissed after work. ing-one week, the testimony revealed. The decision of the board states: That the claimant's first leaving was voluntary cannot be questioned. However, the unemployment for which compensation is claimed la not due to his leaving on account ef illness but to his discharge from his new employment The fact that the employer may have dismissed bun because of his complaint Is, of course. Immaterial." Interment was In Hollenback 2 UNFURNISHED rooms, suitable fo Avenue, Forty Fort.

Monday 2, Rev. EXPERIENCED girl for housework, business nersons. near town, wesi Cemetery. Pershing on his dasti into Mexico on a punitive expedition. As an aftermath, he wrote a widely-published eerie of articles disclosing poorly-equipped state moor section.

7-1417. Philadelphia Quaker visews P. norner 15th and Market over 20. no cooking, uooa pay. tJ South Franklin Street.

CATHERINE L. WILLIAMS Prager. 1917 8. Galloway 8L Detroit Family Theater; Monroe St Light Housekeeping Rooms Funeral services for Mrs. Cath EXTRA MONEY.

We pay you $5.00 and Cadiliae Square; Majestic. for selling ten ii.uo Doxes. Deau- erine L. Williams were held Saturday afternoon at the home, 367 Ben tlful a.nrfftd Chrlatmaa cards, with Bhubert-ueiroil oagiey row, a corner Woodward and Adams: TWO ROOM also single, reasonable, steam heat Inquire 18 E. Jackson.

or without name Imprinted sell $1.00 nett Street. Luzerne, and in Ben Triangle News. Grtiwold. corner Mich- our prollt 60c. rTee sample oner.

nett Presbyterian Church, with Rev. o.u V) nomas Do ran zsfa, wmte uuns. LIVINGROOM, bedroom, kitchenette. s. Davies officiating.

Miss Paul Newara, n. jacianj uiwiubi Market St. Ordway Bldg. i. 57 Bedford Street.

Fortr Fort. meivin j. udua oiiiciaimg. cnawnee Cemetery, Plymouth. Andrew Mazur from 114 Coal Street, Plymouth, Monday 9.

Requiem mass 9:30 St. Mary's Nativity Church. Parish cemetery. William Olzewskl from 637 Tioga Street, Kingston. Monday 9.

Requiem mass 9:30 St. Hedwlg's Church. Parish cemetery, LarkavlHe. Charles Pucllauskas Monday 9 from home of his sister, Mrs. Frank Resavy, 217 Main Street, Duryea.

Requiem mass 9:30 Holy Rosary Church. Parish cemetery, Mrs, George Sutton from 63 Railroad Street, Kingston, Monday. 2, Rev. Thomas Kline officiating. Center More land Cemetery.

ine Wolfe, soloist, was accompanied troops on the Mexican ooraer, which later was quoted extensively in a campaign for universal military training in the United States. He became a London correspondent for the Chicago Tribune in 1917. As a passenger on the S. S. Laconla, which was torpedoed and sunk off the Irish Coast the night of February 25, 1917, Gibbons cabled a account of the disaster In which American lives were lost.

7-2519. Akron. Ohio IS. Bcnwara newa v-o. Cleveland.

Ohio Snroeder's Public oy Mrs. n. Js. Alworth. GIRL for general housework, good Flower carriers were E.

w. Ab worker. 26 Pringis Street, Kingston. WILL share seven room apartment Square at Superior; fcucuo arcaae bott and W. J.

Parry. Bearers were business person or couple. 7-4910. News tiucua rcau. OPERATORS, experienced factory ewera: two needle sleeve Atlantic wiy.

ONE-TWO pleasant housekeeping wuiiam J. Rull, Thompson Ehret, Clarence Barnd, W. T. Roberts, Albert I Jones and William A. Rem- co 803 Boarawaia, win a.

nuicr, 933 Boardwalk and 8t. James Place: setters and Fellers. Answer 'the kind of rooms. Free car kin a. 81 West Jackson.

machines you -operated, your last employers reference; steady Job. Box iey. Abe UOIdstein, vu ooaruwaia; nan Lavln. 829 Boardwalk, Interment was in Hollenback FLOYD GIBBONS Bi, ttecoro. WELL furnished room, housekeeping John Bavdoek from K0 Steele Street.

Cemetery. privileges, reasonable, coupie preferred. Dial 8-3560. Hanover Green, Monday 9. Requiem WOMEN If you do not find the posi Harrlsburg Tne uniou ews R.

Station. Sayre. Nagle. Mauch Chunk Union News Co. Wyaluslng Alfred Huffman.

AIUntArnlntAnitfttft Nftwa Co. If tion you are looking ior in me mass Holy cross cnurcn, Button-wood. St John's Cemetery. Pallas. Femal Heln Wanted column today.

TWO furnished or unfurnished light Georie- Sorber frnm home. TTunlnrk place a "Situation wanted" aa in tne housekeeninx rooms. All convenience. Swoyerville He reported the world war in France in 1918, and at the battle of Chateau-Thierry he lost an eye. From 1918-27, Gibbons was director of the Chicago Tribune's European office.

He was born in Washington, D. July 16, 1887. He attended Gonzaga College and Georgetown University. Gibbons began bis newspaper work on the Minneapolis Daily News In 1907 and later worked on Creek. Mondav 2.

Services 2:30 Hun- Reading. Pa. Berkshire News Record. The cost Is small. 2-4054.

14 N. 6th St lock Creek Methodist Church, Rev. Owen Williams officiating. TWO room apartment, light house- 14 Help Wanted Male Washington, v. v.

nw. Syracuse. N. Y. Salt City News, 127 keening, all conveniences.

Adults. 127 Mrs. David VanHorn, from 122 Lincoln, near Northampton. EXPERIENCED milk salesman wanted. west street, mnticoke, Mon ect 4, OOOInsp Box 367, Record.

Wellington Place. Boston. Mass. -Old South Hews Milk and Washington Sta. Chlcago-Rlalto News N.

B. mrntr Clark and Uadlaon Chi day 2:30, Rev. Peter R. Scholes om elating. Nantlcoke Cemetery.

Garage Burns Several Hundred Persons PLEASANT rooms, reasonable. Everything furnished, use phone. S3 East South. MEN wanted to take over dealers-hip for Nantlcoke, Piymouto, Pituton Plains and two local territories. Apply 14 cago Newspaper Agency, n.

w. corner State and Monroe; Rainbow News. 8. W. Corner State and Qulncy: Queen JULIA DEMSKI Funeral of Mrs.

Julia Demskl was held Saturday morning from the home of her daughter, Mrs. Martha Zelinski, 8 West Enterprise Street, Glen Lyon. A requiem mass was read in St. Adalbert's Church by the pastor, Rev." J. J.

Podkul. Interment was in the parish cemetery. Honorary and active bearers were John Demskl, Joseph Demskl, Frank Zelinski, Anthony Kovaleskl. John Garvey, Jacob Kozlowski, grandsons of ihe deceased, Stanley Sekulskl, Frank Kraueer, Bruno Shlffka, Stanley Frank Kamlnski and Charles Kaminskl. PAuiTarECH Funeral of Paul Mech was held Saturday morning from the home, Hickory Run DOUBLES front room, single rooms, city West Ross.

aicain. jaerzieia, tu west jaarKeb ACTIVITIES City News. State and Randolph. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY -We are interested in contracting men the Milwaukee Free Press and the Minneapolis Tribune. Rumania Pays Premier Honor LIGHT housekeeping rooms, light heat.

$5 week. 152 Farrlsh, Plains High School Alumni 'As Are Attracted by West Side Blaze who are looking for a permanent con Answers to Advertisers sociation will meet tonight at 8 in nection and are wining' to worn nam NICELY furnished large rooms, steam learning a new business; we in Memorial High School. neat. soutn Washington. 2-4328.

our estimation, tne unest and most The Classified Advertising Department reports uncalled for replies on hand to tha Collowlni BOX NUMBERS. Willing Workers Class of Plains Traffic Moves Slowly Around Camp Ground in Carbon County A combination garage and barn 85 Furnished Rooms Meals Record advertisers will kindly call aa Methodist Sunday School taught saleable product to be found anywhere today. This business offers a steady Income opportunity of approximately S150 a month to start: we will finance aoon as noaslblt. presenting box BOARDERS wanted, by Mrs. Winifred Behler, will honor Mrs.

Harold Rlngden, the former on the property of Jack Zoolkuskl, Barber Street, Swoyerville, was consumed by flames between 12:40 and 1 a. m. todav. private home, Dial 2-9515. Check.

This list was compiled at o'clock last evening. good borne cooking. your business, give you preliminary practice and guidance of a most beneficial nature, our expense, if you request It, and set you up In a permanent business on an exceptionally attractive Miss Anne Thompson of Plains, at a shower tonight at the Ringden 833 West union Street, Hanticoke. Members of Holy Name Society of Holy Trinity Church and Cyril and 226, 235, 237, 239, 243, 244, 246,278, 281, 285, 293, 296, 303, 304, 305, 308, 300. 312.

315. 317. 818. 319. 321.

323, FORTY FORT-Large room suitable 3 gentlemen; laundry; reasonable. 7-7508. King Carol Heads Men Paying Tribute to Armand Calinescu percentage basis income, yet you oo 327, 331, 333, 337, 338, 339, 340, 348, Metnooius Lodge attended in a body. A requiem mass was read in Holy Trinity Church by the pastor, noi invest any money or as sume anv obligation of overhead. 89 Hotel Accommodation! 349, 351, 303, 354, 300, 008, 00.

residence, East End. Members ef the class are to meet tonight at 7:30 at Plains State Bank. Business session of Plains Presbyterian Church will be held tonight at 7:30 in the church social rooms. We Drefer the men considered to be Rev. R.

A. Wlezlolowski. Inter permanent residents of Wllkes-Barre or ment was in the parish cemetery. Legal Notices vicinity, come to ttoom 4B Miners National Bank Building-, Market Reflection of the blaze was visible for many miles and several hundred persons were attracted to the scene. The fire burned fast and consumed the building, in which some junk was stored, within a short time.

Sparks threatened nearby homes, but firemen from Swoyerville Hose Company guarded against any spread. Hooded and Robed Men CORINE HOTEL $3 PER WEEK Personal Laundry Free 45 North Main Street Flower carriers were Benjamin Bucharest, Sept. 24 W) Armand Hickory Run Recreational Area 1 yesterday proved mecca for thousand of motorists who traveled from all sections of Eastern Penn-ylvania to the playground In Carbon County to take ed vantage of "Open House Day." Eighty-degree temperature and autumn foliage added to the attraction. It was estimated nearly 4,000 per-sons had entered the gates by closing time. Hundreds of motorists who wished to avoid congestion on the narrow road turned away in dis Orzechowski, Stacla Pasek, Tozia Keil's Krew meets the Plains Franklin Streets, Tuesday morning, 9 to 12 tor personal interview, investi (Printed Record, Sept.

25, 1939) Recreation Center team in the final Uralia, Martha Htliar, Irene Niem inskl, Mary Sarnoskl. Sophia Biel- gating tn is aa costs you notning ana SEALED PROPOSALS will be re it you are selected, you will be started ceived at the office of the City Clerk Calinescu, Rumania's slain premier, was today amid scenes of national mourning. King Carol and Crown Prince Mihal headed the military and Merchandise immediately. City Hall. Wllkes-Barre.

until 2:00 awa, Helen Miszczak, Dorothy Raczkoeki, Jean CzekaJ, Evelyn Kozloski, Stella Krull, Helen Tucker, Joseph Miszczuk, Henry f. Ci.B.X., iuesaay, uciooer oru 1939. for the fumishine- of all eauin- game of their lower division Tri-Town League series this evening at 5:30 on the Irishtown diamond. Plains Council 660, Jr. O.

U. A will meet tonight at 8. Visitation Night in connection with the rallv to be held in Hudson RELIABLE man for steady Inside and political dignitaries who paid outsiae work, earnings atove tne 40 Articles for Sale average to -start Car necessary, nomage to tne leaner wno was as Katra, Henry Krull, Caslmir Apply Pomeroy's, Employment Katra. Beat Number of Negroes POOL table, 4x3, with subways, -1-1 condition. Phone 7-8688.

1 uepi. iv a. m. mis morning. Honorary bearers, members of ment and materials and do all work necessary for the setting of straight and circular approved red stone curbing on Melrose Avenue, between Old River Road and Leonard Street.in the twelfth ward of the City of Wllkes-Barre, in accordance with plans and xrrtwlflcatlona on file in the office of P.

M. Sunday School on Sunday sassinated Thursday by students identified by officials as members of the outlawed, pro-Nazi Iron Guard. will be held tonight THE I. R. Watklns Company wants an for WINCHESTER pump and rifle sale.

87 Henry Street, City. Greenville, S. Sept. 24 W) Police officers in Slmpsonvllle and ambitious man 25 to 50 years old with car to take over 900 family route Holy Name Society, were: Frank Kazmerzewski, Peter Zalewski, John Woznak, Anthony Miklaszew-skl, Anthony Smardzewskl, Joseph NEWS NOTES the City Engineer. Each proposal must in uaupnin county, iso casn investments necessiry.

Write E. E. Ruhnke, Ladles' Aid and Pastor's Aid So Services were held In the vaulted chambers of the Atbeneum after which the body was taken to Curtea De Arges, 70 miles away, end burled in the family estate. ONE steam or hot water radiator. 14 sections, 12c foot.

William Tlnger, Main Road, Fernbrook. JMBSai. be accompanied by a certtflea bank rhArJc in the aum of Five Hundred cieties of Hudson P. M. Church will Box 367, Newark, N.

J. Active bearers, members of Cvrll sell sourj on Wednesday. Fountain Inn reported today that a band of about 50 hooded and robed men rode through their towns late last night, beat an undetermined number of negroes, and departed. Police Chief J. G.

Armstrong said that between 15 and 20 negroes ENJOY STEADY INCOME from small Dollars. Proposals to he addressed to Lucius K. Eldridge, City Clerk, and to ba endorsed on the outside ot the Plains rantners win noia a steal appointment. Despite tne viguani patrolling of Pennsylvania Motor Police, traffio snarls occurred and many near-accidents resulted. Traffio moved at a snail's pace In and around the organized camp grounds, but It appeared as though motorists did not object because of the natural beauty of the grounds.

Yesterday marked the first time the recreational area was thrown open to the public since it was started in Project" Manager Henry Klugh reported the attendance more than doubled his expectations. The visitors were conducted through the two organized camps, each complete with central buildings an inW cabins. Central build- COMMONWEALTH A. C. Arc-welder, 110-120 volts, ranges 20 to 120 ampere.

Reasonable. Dial 9933. coffee route business of your own No capital, no experience required ing party on Saturday at the and Methodius Lodge, werei John Tyburski, Adam Sawinskl, John Zinderekl, Joseph Zytklewlcz, Adam Dombrowskl and Edward Budurka. sealed envelope "Proposal for letting Maffett Street Rink. Airplanes roared overhead as the funeral procession moved slowly through crowded Bucharest streets to the railway station.

Thousands Simple to ooerate. Write aulck for curbing i Melrose -rne city Council reserves the right to reject any Young Republicans Club of the full particulars. MILLS, 7368 Mon- were flogged In Fountain Inn, but Lower Second District will meet mourn, Cincinnati, cnio. or ail bids. of persons watched from housetops.

The coffin was drawn by six black Sunday afternoon ata In Mldvale CARPENTER for repair jobs. State City Clerk. ONE United States sllcer with stand, Reachin cooler, marble top counter with glass top shelf, cigar case, wrapping display case, exact weight scale, computing scale, and other store fixtures. See Arthur Clemow, Trucksville Gardens, Trucksvllle, SaU lowest price per nour. jjox sod.

horses of soldiers wno died protecting their country. Record. Settlement to complete plans lor its dance to be held Tuesday night October 17, in SS. Peter and Paul's parish hall. Nicholas Balent has mat ne couia not determine whether any was seriously hurt "The negroes were so frightened they apparently have left town or are afraid to talk," he said.

Police Chief J. M. Godfrey of Slmpsonvllle said the white-garbed men entered several negro pool halls and cafes there. Announcements YOUNG man with chain store exnerl- muay, ouuuay or monaay. King Carol ordered nis designated representative to step aside and yield bis place In the procession to Mihal as a special mark of his re been named general cnairman oi ence tor auto supply store, write WILLIAM BARRETT Funeral of William Barrett, former Inkerman resident, who died last week at home of his daughter, Mrs.

Thomas Carroll, at St Albans, L. was held Saturday morning from home of William Mulderig, 27 Market Street, Inkerman. Services at the home were followed by a requiem mass at 9:30 in St. Mark's Church, sung by Rev. D.

J. Bustin. Interment was at St. John's Cemetery. Bearers were Thomas Whalen.

William Mousr- the affair. 4nr included r.amD office, recreation Box 823, Record. 1 Card of Thanks lodge, staff quarters, central shower hain niarteni. dining lodge FOUR men wanted. 25 to B0 veara old Famllv of the late Mrs.

Thomas W. NEW AND USED STEAM BOILERS BATH TUBS TOILETS, 8 INKS, RADIATORS VALVES. PIPES SOLD BOUGHT TRADED to sell the fastest selling $1.00 article "I didn't see them beat anybody, but I have been told that they gard lor calinescu. School children and priests In ceremonial robes gathered at stations along the way to Curtea De Roberts of Plains wish to thank all Shickshinny Mr. and Mrs.

Wendell H. Davis, and kitchen, Infirmary, craft building and others. vw vntned amazement at the on we market, xour commission ouc, You do not buy or deoosit anything those who assisted In their recent be atrucic several colored men." reavement; also those who sent flowers Apply mornings only. Room 9, 49 In both towns, the officers said, Scranton Plumbing Supply Co. Arges.

There the coffin was placed and loaned cars. 83 HAZLE STREET souin nam street. 3-9501 negroes were shoved off sidewalks VlAl IL boulder field, natural geological formation, which consists of a level on a peasant cart drawn Dy six white, oxen and transported two Chinchilla, spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George and pulled from packed cars by the 4 Monuments, Cemetery Lots miles to the family estate.

A village noodea men. No arrests were made. iw. oid miucrs sans suuaing. MEN If you cannot find your position in the Help Wanted Column today, place a "Situation Wanted" ad in the Record.

The cost is small. FERN KNOLL Cemetery lot, size 9x20, eea of stones" coveting acres, a geologist, furnished by the Federal Government, was on hand to explain Its formation during the glacial ham, Floyd Harkins, Patrick Fin-nerty, Edward Hennlgan and William Fitzslmmons. (More Deaths end Funerals ea rag 11 Mountain Top directly on the Knoll. Bargain, teacher of peasant atocK spoKe as the body was lowered into the grave. WATCHES Cleaned or Main Spring, $1.

RLASE. 64 South Main. Dial 2-3558. John E. Laughlin, Reng.

They spent Sunday at Allen-town with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Reng. Shickshinny first grade pupils are having school two sessions each day for the first time in 12 years. Crowded conditions during that time made it necessary for the first 1ft Help Wanted Both Sexes (Personals STEWART coal range, hot water back.

period. Biddle Tells of ii ace street, city. Laemmle, EXPERT card reading, 28 LeGrande SEVERAL Intelligent men and women with selling experience. Apply 43 East Northampton Street Forty Hours devotions started Street, off south Main street. FOR SALE-Wilkea-Barre Chooolata yesterday morning at St, Cath Comnanv.

Machlnerv and graders to-alternate morning ana TALENT readings, correct name given, Call 2-5067. 17 Situation Wanted Female afternoon sessions every other 47 Public Square, ueetera. Z-U342. erine's Church and will continue through with exposition of the Dies at 72 Air Force YOUNG girl IF YOU are suffering from the aches Hug( general Dial desires 'light Experienced. Blessed Sacrament throughtout to housework.

week. Miss Viola Shoemaker and Miss Elisabeth Talbot are the first grade teachers. There were 52 pupils enrolled the first day of school. WHAT are we offered for six room bouse to be removed from premise. Apply Berwick Wyoming 9015.

and pains of Arthritis call at Marly Cut Rate Shop and ask for interesting free booklet on New day and Tuesday until Tuesday evening. For the convenience of per Duquesne Dean, Dies Pittsburgh, Sept. 24 W) John E. Laughlin, dean of the Duquesne University Law School since he founded It in 1911, died last night. He was 61.

Had he eurvlved, he would nave started his 28th year as criminal law instructor at the university. Former. Governor George H. Earle appointed Dean Laughlin to the Board of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws in 1935 and the same year he was sent as a representative of the attorney general to the 45th National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws at Los Angeles. 18 Situation Wanted Male Colloidal Sulphur method ot treating Pioneer Motion Picture Mr.

and Mrs. Jack Gallagher left sons, masses will be at 6 and 8 on this painful aliment. U. S. Envoy to Warsaw Esti LARGE vlctrola heater, good condition.

Dial 2-1620. USEFUL all around single man, work Monday and Tuesday mornings. Friday morn'ng to spend several days at the World's Fair. MADAME MILLER. Furrier.

Septem Confessions will be heard before ber SDeclai. K-Wi; Cleaning, uiazing, part time or steady iaunary experience. Best references. Box 400, Record. Mr.

and Mrs. John wycoir and and after both masses and also like new, $20. Producer Had Been 111 for Some Time ROYAL typewriter, Dial 8-7005. Repairing rur v-oaus. on oouiu nan1 sons, Jack and Charles, of Port from 4 to 5 this afternoon and after mates Nazis Used 5,000 to Subdue Poles cock.

2-9117. Golden, N. spent Sunday witn devotions tonight. their aunt. Miss Jennie Bowiby, BON AT permanent waving machine for sale.

Box 329. Record. Monday and Tuesday nights de Asthma or Hay Fever Main Street. COLLEGE graduate, degree in education, willing to accept any type of work; 2 years experience in department store, hardware, athletic goods and truck driver. Box 845.

Record. votions will begin at 7:39 and will Frances Rosser is recovering consist of rosary, sermon and Beverly Hills. Sept. 24 VP) Yields to BREATHE ASY, sclentlc discovery by a physician. Results guaranteed or money refunded.

FREE demonstration. Phone C. L. Albert Rant 2 Mn An estimate from intestinal grip. Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Millard, GUARANTEED repair parts and all make washers, sweepers and radios. GOOD HOUSEKEEPING CENTER, 18 East Market. 4-0943. Carl Laemmle, 72, pioneer benediction.

Tuesday night the devotions will conclude with benediction. Novena prayers in honor of motion picture producer, died at Philadelphia, arrived Thursday to Wilkes-Barre 2-6317 or Dallas 328. PASTRY baker wishes position, hotel or schools. Long experience. Good references.

28 New Bennett Street, Wilkes-Barre. OBITUARY spend the week: end witn Mr. and bt. Antnony will be included in Mrs. Howard Scott 8 Lost oevotuons on Tuesday night HOBART meat grinder, Globe sllcer cash registers, scales, meat block.

showcase, desk, typewriter. Penn. 8ll South Main, 2-8625. Clyde Sones and daughter Kitty nis home today. "Uncle Carl," as he was affectionately known in the Hollywood film colony, got his start in the movie world as a nickelodeon proprietor in Chicago in 1906.

He eventually established Universal MAN'S coat containing order book, FIREMEN TO MEET THOMAS STEWART Thomas Stewart, 57, of 1137 Instruction will move into one of the new Hooper Apartments on Main Street within the next week. telegram ana papers. inaer can 2-O820. 819 North Main, Parsons. Springbrook Street, Moosic, died in Mercy Hospital, this city, yester Mountain Top Hose Company will meet tonight at 8 to distribute the new cbats and boots which the Reward.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Post and son that the German army Used 5,000 war planes to disrupt Polish production and communications In five days was made today by Anthony J. Drexel Biddle, JrH United States Ambassador to Poland, upon his arrival here after a hazardous, under-Xire trek out of the country. The Ambassador, a red carnation In his lapel and his hair neatly clicked back, sat on the floor over a map In the town residence of the United States Ambassador to France, William Bullitt, to explain graphically his 15-day odyssey to Rumania from Warsaw.

aaid bis narty was under fire Toilet Outfits (ii Bathroom Outfits $37 50 42-lnch Cabinet Sinks $2195 S. M. Ash, 77 East Dorrance, Kingston. Open evenings. 7-6613.

Instruction Classes Charles have moved from the Studio, largest in tne industry. Laemmle also introduced the star LOST Set of furs. Five skins of day morning at ie was admitted to the hospital on August Hughes apartment on Main Street system to the screen and made the firemen recently purchased with funds raised through dues and sub 20. Complications was given as the sable dyed mink at State Police Rodeo, Friday night. Reward.

Call Kingston 7-4550 or write 201 Laurel to the home ot Charles Post, Main Stiect. nrst miiuon-douar picture, ooi- cause ot oeatn. MEN-WOMEN. Get U. S.

Government Jobs. Commence month. Try next Wilkes-Barre examinations. Sample coaching FREE. Apply today for list positions.

Box 218, Record. scriptions. The company has an FIVE gallons Pennsylvania Motor Oil $1.70. Williams Oil. Barney Street isn wives." Street Hazleton.

On Thursday. October 3, the State nounced tne admission of its loutn He sold out his controlling Inter- MICHAEL FOUX Department of Health will inaugur LOST Large black pocketbook, in eat in Universal about three years ate a series of child health confer member. He is Irvin Zerfoss, SCHOOL MENUS Hottla'a Cafe. South Main Street, ago and retired. He nad Deen in FRESH empty charred whiskey bar-rets, cider barrels and kegs.

188 East Northampton, Apartment 6, Wilkei-Barre Cooperage dial 2-1506 Valuable to owner as a gift. Finder Michael Foux, 49, of 54 Hill Street, Nantlcoke, died Saturday morning at 8:15 in Nantlcoke General Hospital, where he was a patient since ence clinics in the basement of the primary school on Main Street for some time. Death resulted from a heart attack, which came kindly call 2-4146. from German planes at least three times. Biddle declared German planes as he lav in bed at his estate.

He from 9:30 to 11-30 a. m. Editha, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, These menus will be served in Falrview High School cafeteria this week under the direction of Miss LUZERNE County Humane Associa nAuica KfiifAiKED $1.00, parts extra: July 10. Deceased was born in West Nan SO Furnished Room had had two other attacks earlier yera experience.

Dial 7-1322. tion, 367 South Main Street will call free of charge for all stray dogs. tlcoke and lived all his life in this section. He was a member of SMALL adult family wishes to rent Phone 3-4411. Ludwig Whitesell, is attending Bloomsburg State Teachers College.

Ivor Robbins left Friday to spend the week end with his wife who ehuttled constantly from north to south and from southeast to northeast over Poland, "making the vrhnla a in the day. Banker Sees No Harm Elizabeth Rhys: today, stuffed peppers, ham sandwiches, fruit jello; Tuesday, hot hamburgers, cream of lovely front room to gentleman, Residential. 7-2758. Primitive Methodist Church. GUARANTEED MOTORS, $2 50 and un" electric washers' and cleaner?" $9.96 and up.

GOOD HOUSEKEEPING CENTER. 18 East Market. 4-0943. teaches near Pittsburgh. Employment tomato soup, cnocoiate pudding; 42 WEST UNION, furnished rooms, light housekeeping.

Very reasonable Wednesday, cold plate, sliced ham. Surviving are his widow, Helen and these children: Mrs, Frank Flowers, Ashley; Robert, Joseph, Ruth. Walter and Rita at home: In Repeal of Embargo potato salad, sliced tomatoes, bread prices. CHARRED whtakey barrels and kegs for wine or cider. Goldstein's Conn! erage.

250 Bowman Street. op 13Help Wanted Female and butter, orange pudding: Thurs "In perhaps five days, bombing first engine and airplane factories and pilot schools, then railroads and general communications, they disrupted the country," be said. "At the same time they attempted to terrorize the civilian population." Mr. and Mrs. Frank Strong and uaughtenMary, have returned from the World's Fair.

Mrs. Mildred Whltmlre and son have moved into the new Hooper apartment on Main Street NICELY furnished room. 28 North brothers and sisters, William, Plymouth; George, Nantlcoke; Miles, Washington Street. Dial 2-3327. day, vegetable soup, Falrview special sandwiches, ice cream; Friday, creamed tuna fish on toast, to Seattle, Sept 24 UP).

Philip A Benson, president of the American SALESGIRLS, must be experienced selling coats and dresses, age 25 to 35. Apply Mrs. Glickstein, 49 South Mehoopany; Walter, ewistown; TYPEWRITERS, all makes, repaired' rented, bought, sold. Dial 8-77U OFFICE! APPLIANCE EXCHANGE SLEEPINQ room, private- family. On Mrs.

Anne Weaver, Danville: Mrs. mato sandwiches, sliced peaches. Mam street. bus stop. 2o8 Horton.

8-2923. Catherine Keen, West Nantlcoke; Mrs. Caroline Kearns, Lewie town; Bankers' Association, said today repeal of the embargo clause of the Neutrality Law probably would not hurt the country but might encour SOCIETY MEETS Mrs. Elisabeth Ross is being treated for injuries suffered when she fell in tho yard of her daughter, Mrs. Gordon Bridle, and for further injuries suffered when she EXPERIENCED girl tor housework.

854 SOUTH Franklin Street nicely furnished light room, parking. 8-3556. 174 New Mallery Place. Mrs. Margaret West Nantlcoke: two grandchildren.

Missionary Society of the Pres The diplomatic corps and the Polish Foreign Office moved to five different towns and cities1 in the course of his fortnight's trip, he stated. In each case, he added, they were forced to move on. Biddle said he reported to the age reckless Industrial expansion, AT ONCE, experienced store demon Funeral will be held from the ROOM, private bath, garage. Reference FOR ALL WASHER PARTS Rwwnable. See Wbitenlghta.

3J I West Singer Sewing Machines JthnAA k)x mak "'In machlnea a. attempted to get out of bed. byterian Church met with Mrs. R. E.

Wilcox on Wednesday night "I do not see how it could hurt us' the Brooklyn banker said. "It cannot hurt us financially, but It is home Tuesday afternoon at 1:30 required. 874 aoutn Kiver street. strator for household product Salary. Apply 79 West Dorrance Street Present: Mrs.

Harry Carey, Mrs, FURNISHED or unfurnished rooms. Kingston. Symons, Mrs. Conrad Fev. Mrs.

more Important to keep out of war United Stales government only those cases of civilian bombing Lester Swartz, Mrs. James Younger, light housekeeping if desired. Ref John Hasselberger, Mrs. Irvin Zer- Brief services at the house will be followed further services at 2 In Primitive Methodist Church with the pastor, Rev. P.

R. Scholes, officiating. Interment will be CHRISTMAS CARD WINNER! Famous erences. 2-8255. than make profits, it might enable us to make more crof its.

but I think where he himself had seen the Mrs. Peter yocn, Mrs. jacoo umia, Mrs. David Griffin, Mrs. Fred Carey, "Blue Ribbon" 21-Card Assortment ioss, urs.

Joseph Meilet, Mrs. John Tpyewrltert GENTLEMAN, private family, shower KODinson, Mrs. Artnur Miller, Mrs. Miss Ethel Swortwood, Mrs. Ruth Data, lv minutes to square, y-uckso.

we should think a little, before we decide to repeal the embargo clause, to see if there was any chance of it carnage or victims. For the Birdies Richards, Miss Ruth- Stout Mrs, NEW and used typewriters n.m..-T 6 West Market Dial S-aisr oster Aroogast, urs. George Dickinson, Mrs. Cleon Arbotrast outsells them all at $1. You make 100 profit big money dally.

Other fast sellers Christmas Cards with sender's name, 60 for $1. Experience unnecessary. FREE Samples. Chilton Fern Knoll Cemetery. WILLETS CRONE NEAR Wyoming Seminary, warm front Dining room, Mrs.

Charles Carv, Ellen Thompson. SUPPER COMMITTEES causing us to get into war. "We might build up a large bust Typewriter Bental room on nrst floor. 7-S340. Willlts Crone.

81. of R. D. ,2. Greetings, 149-P Essex, Boston, Mass.

Mrs. Harry Richards, Mrs. Fred Swortwood, Mrs. Claud Brink, Mrs. Marvin Andreas, Mrs.

Claude ness in munitions, making shells, but after the war is over demand would Benton, died Saturday morning at 8 in Nantlcoke General Hospital of KINGSTON, 4C5 North Maple Avenue. Pretoria, South Africa W) The tt a the statue of Paul Kruker, -'4ent of the former South SLOVAK girl for general housework, 8PECIAL to students. typewTiH: rentals, 2 months for $5.00. 7005 Committees for chicken pie to be held in the Methodist nicely furnished rooms, marking. experienced, reference.

Box 352, cease. I think American manufac- injuries received in a iaii at nis Hecora. JRnubHc. Is left open at Bebnllt 8tov( home on September 13. He was ad Church on Friday night in connection with Old Home Night: chair ATTRACTIVE room, furnished as com French, Mrs.

James Belles, Mrs. Lester Zerfoss, Mrs, Harold Zear-foss, Misses Muriel Robinson and Grace Hasselberger, Mrs. Mary P.eaaon: His widow sug- turers should consider, when they make contracts for selling, to what extent to extend their plants for i i POLISH girl for general housework PITTSTON STOVE. Pupm, 'r mitted to the hospital on September 14, The victim lived with bis niece, bination living-bedroom, maid Phone. 'References required.

109 ra water would collect man, Mrs. Frank Blair: kitchen experienced. 70 East Main Street. fcf tit tlrdi. sella, rebuilds, repairs ill (oveeV 131 South Mala, -624i mikM Stoves, Mrs.

Catherine Cavany, Mrs. Henry Mrs. a. Meeker, isenton. South Franklin Street iioimes, jkuss uertruae Morrison, leuijwi ary vueiucca riymoutn, between a ana ljU.