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The Times Leader from Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania • Page 11

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The Times Leaderi
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Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania
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Eleven 73 Accepted Los Angeles Queen UNRRA to Ask From 2 Boards Pay for Relief WILKES-BARRE RECORD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1943 OPS hZ) ft fiiiii liiiiiiiiiiii I v' I i a a mm if ri if i ii i sf if fi i mm a mm im m- Nanticoke and Dupont Use of Nazi Surplus Sup WI Acns Uarkels Will. Class aLoiE. U.L Wednesday Kighl CLOSED All Day Thsrsday, Thinksgiving Day! i I i if ill PERFECT FOODS FOR I' irr en 1 A usual our markets are abundant- ly stocked with fine, fresh merchandise suitable far the holiday feast. In these times let 41 i us share our food by careful planning and wise shopping, UO POHITS I2EM0 Fancy Fresh, Red Ripe Fancy Fresh KUle '-sc. Fancy Calif.

Emperor U. S. No. 1 lb. Roasting Smoked Skinned 2Se HDaimnclh Calblbace Solid Head Fancy Nearby lb.

lb. flflov FOB PpULltii i Young Tender lb. lb. No. 2 cans 24-01.

can pint bottle N0.2 can No. can Pineapple Choice No. 2i can 2 2 Fancy Hand Packed TTommsittoeG Cooked Golden IPnaoanpCdim uan Smoked BadeB Veal Romp Roast Shoulder Veal large No. 2 can (IB pta.) Pan Style 5ausaB Link Pork Sausage StandardOyswE! Ote jwood Unsweetened plies in Plundered Nations Advocated Atlantic City, N. Nov.

22 UPi- Germany and her satellite nations not only should be asked to pay for whatever relief Is given theiri peoples, but their surplus supplies should be used to assist nations they have plundered, a committee of the United Nations 'relief and rehabilitation administration rec ommended in a report, today. The report, adopted by the com mittee on scope for presentation to the full council of the UNRRA, also recommended that the UNRRA operate in enemy terrl tories only after agreement with the military or recognized admin lstration "and, with the approval of the council on the scale anrl nn. ture pf the operations." An additional opinion bv the committee- that the council also should approve the "standard of provision implied that European delegates had won their contention mai tne uermans should not be accorded the same treatment as invaaea peoples. In some Quarters tho montmn of "scale and nature" was preted as meaning the council would be left free to SPt A Inwev scale of relief in enemy countries. mm ii supplies were scarce, to by-pass them completely except for such SUDDlies as the mllitxrv deemed necessary.

That the UNRRA mav concern Itself with the resettlement of Ger mans wno nave moved into occupied countries was indicated bv a section of a report by the committee on repatriation, which said: "While lt is obviously not the purpose of UNRRA to assist enemy subjects, the fact that in very numerous cases such persons have been forcibly intruded into, and settled in, the former homes of the United Nations nationals whose return to their homes it will be. one of UNRAA's main duties to assist, makes it necessary for UNRRA to concern itself with them, if only to insure that the homes in question may be made available again for their rightful owners as soon as possible." The committee on repatriation estimated that 21,000,000 people now were away from their for mer homes as forced laborers, war prisoners, or refugees. The Order of the Golden Fleece, founded 'by the Duke of Burgundy in 1429, is the oldest order ot knighthood in Europe. QUICK. No measuring.

No if ting. 12 to 18 tender, crisp com muffins by just adding egg and milk. That's Flakorn. If your grocer hash't it (or Flako) with him again to morrow. eV ay to THIS IS 60IN6 TO BE THE BEST THANKSGIVING DINNER YOU EVER TASTED, BECAUSE I PREMRED EVERYTHING WITH ENERGY-RICH OUBKEE'S MARGARINE 1 COUNTRY FRESH IN IMPROVES ALL FOODS-ln them and on theml BAKE 'wJ pkr- 8c 1 9c Pr 2C p- 9c Dib- I5c 10c ioc pf.

ioc 1 9c lb 45c 45c lfe 31c w-ib. 25C p- 0c Shortening 1 ft 64c mmmm. Almonds Ib- 59c 1SC0 No. (18 Men, Enjter i Branches of Service Seventy-three men. most of them sent by Nanticoke and Dupont local draft boards, were accepted yes- teraay Dy ine Armed forces at the wukes-Barre Kecruiting and In duction Station.

The Navy approved of 27, "one Of whom was assigned to the Coast Guard; the Army accepted 42 and we Marines iour. Inductees: MARINES Duryea Stanley F. Zaborowskl. 75 Main. Stanley F.

Panetski, 137 Pettebone. Fittston Patrick Drury, 109 Pine. Avoca Joseph. M. Durkin, 731 Main.

NAVY Avoca 1 Thomas F. Stark, 1107 Main John M. Rafalaki, 422 Packer. William T. Sworen, 617 McAl-pine.

James P. Rouse, 802 William. Duryea Michael J. Gilroy, 319 New- Louis S. Boako, 409 Foster.

Henry Wardak, 529 Adam. Raymond J. Shimley, 737 Donnelly. Frank J. Budzilek, 224 Church.

1 Dupont William E. Exter, 147 Main. Stanley V. Kowalski, 229 Lackawanna. Casimir Warunek, 201 Penn.

Hughestown Daniel D. Tavaglione, 307 Parsonage. Pittston William D. Pupa, 661 William. Nanticoke Joseph F.

Boberick, 341 W. Union. COAST GUARD Pittston I Edward J. Munley, 73 Searle. ARMY Pittston Elwood R.

Gilchrist, now Philadelphia. John J. Fear, 157 Swallow. Edward J. Kearint, 501 Broad.

James A. DePaul, 700 William. Dominic R. Pisano, 430 Broad. Vincent P.

Granahan, 139 Oak. Avoca Joseph D. Carroll, 614 McAlpine. William J. Robbins, 600 McAlpine.

Robert M. McHugh, 1518 Daw-ion. William C. Walsh, 909 Hope. John D.

922 Grove. Joseph T. Grabiec, 714 Main. John R. Endres, 239 Pittston.

John Llput, RD 2. Marshall J. Francis, 301 Parker. Michael P. Zondlo, RD 2.

Dupont Michael J. Chllek, now Scranton. Benjamin C. Podejko, now Newark. Frank Legezdh, 438 Simpson.

Stanley W. Ferdyn, 216 Harding. Joseph E. Plisga, 242 Main. John J.

Santilli, 288 Main. Allan D. Carruthers, now Cleveland. Stanley W. Wolak, 121 Everhart.

Ralph V. Navalany, 330 Pennsylvania. Edward G. Owek, 109 Walnut. Samuel T.

Perrins, Lidy. William Collins, 172 Lidy. Edward E. Cislo, 230 Wyoming. Edward A.

GUI, 228 Church. Henry R. Drozdzunski, 178 Lidy. Hughestown Michael A. Vigilone, 97 Rock.

Duryea Frank M. Bowman, 544 Railroad. John E. Wzontek, 120 Dickson. Francis J.

Andrews, 147 Lackawanna. Diner's Death Is Laid to Accident Lancaster, Nov. 22 (JP). Verdicts of accidental deaths were returned today as the civilian investigation of the fatal airplane crash in a Lancaster County area near Kin-derhook which cost two lives was completed by Dr. Edward C.

Kott-camp. Marietta, deputy coroner. Congressman J. William Ditter, Ambler, and Lt. Commander J.

J. Mansure, executive officer of the Willow Grove Naval Air The victims died in stantly of compound fractures of the skull, according to the verdict. A crew of naval personnel from the Willow Grove Station removed the wreckage of the plane from the Isolated spot where it crashed during a heavy rainstorm Sunday night. Coal Firms Reported Holding Back Big Sizes Hazleton coal companies are reported to be withholding from the market some of the larger sizes of hard coal due to the anticipated increase in the retail price of fuel. Steam sizes are being shipped- promptly, but on some railroad sidings there are many cars of chestnut and pea coal in storage.

Since the miners were granted an increase there has been a demand by the operators for the right to fcave the price of coal advanced. Hh-ilMIII TB NO Bi yu Ian kndackes? Si in lick miriiii? Hi yu pt Irritatli nsOyT Bi jn feet fepmsci lenras? Thatlvtr should roar oat boot pbitaof fcB joies into your DoweU twy day. If this bit is sot aowing tmtf, your food nT not diiwt. It MT hit oct in the bowels. ThB na bloats op your stomach.

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Seaman Stokes Engine Regular Fireman On Penn sylvania's 'Jeffersoni-an' Had Been Hurt Columbus. Nov. 22 (JP). A sailor boy who gave up his soft chair in a coach to fire the Pennsylvania Railroad's swift "Jeffer- sonian after the flier fireman was incapacitated in an odd accident got a commendation from the railroad today. The train, speeding west from New York yesterday, struck a door of a car on a passing train near Trinway, O.

The fireman on the second locomotive was hurt and the 15-car train stopped. Railroad men said J. C. Maurer of 8100 Manchester Road, Brentwood, came forward from a coach and wondered how soon the train would roll again. Not until they get a fireman out there, he was told.

Maurer. a Shins Cook First Class in training at San Diego, remarked, "I'm running late now and if I have to- wait for a fireman, I'll be later than ever. Give me a pair of gloves and Til fire the engine." Eneineer K. or uoium- bus, agreed, Maurer entered the cab, began heaving coal, and fired the train into Newark, wnere a regular fireman was taken aboard and Maurer went back to the coach and his wife. 2 Killed by Cars Pittsburgh.

Nov. 22 (JP) A Me- Keesport woman and a Pittsburgh man were fatally injured today after stepping from behind parked cars into the paths of approaching vehicles. Mrs. Marv Skoiyo. 5S.

was struck on the Jerome bridge in McKees- Dort and died four hours later in a hospital. The driver of the car was released on $1,000 bond pend ing a coroner's hearing. Steve Etvos. 61, was hit by a car wnue crossing a street here. Japs Free Italians San Francisco, Nov.

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