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Fifteen WLLKES-BARRE RECORD, TUESDAY, JUNE 22, 1943 Wyoming 156 IN CHURCH SCHOOL THE RADIO FORECAST (AIX TIMK IS EASTERN WAB TIME) President's Riot Proclamation PHONE 2-2121 No Toll Chargo One hundred and fifty-six boye WEST SIDE FORTY FORT LUZERNE COURTDALEPRINCLI MORNING AND AFTERNOON PROCRAMS to disperse and retire peaceably ture can not be convened, to call forth militia of any other State or States or to. employ such part to the respectiva nomes wunin a limited time; "Now. therefore, Franklin D. of the land and naval forces of the United States as shall be judged Roosevelt, President of the United AUXILIARY TO MEET Communion Service States, do hereby make proclama 10:00 Polka Dots 10:15 The O'Neills 10:30 Polka Dots 11:00 Road Of Life 11:15 Vie And Bade 11:30 Talk 11:45 News Noon fenestra Auxiliary of Anthracite Post, 283, Detroit, June 11 (JP) Herewith, is the text of President Roosevelt's proclamation rela-tive to the race riots in Detroit, as made public by Gov. Harry F.

Kelly after telephone conversations with the White House: "Whereas, the government of the State of Michigan has represented that domestic violence exists in necessary for the purpose of suppressing such insurrection and causing the laws to be duly exe tion, and I do hereby command all persons engaged in said unlawful and insurrectionary proceedings to VFW, win meet tonignt at 8. mi Helen Gerrity will preside. KINGSTON NOTES dipp'terse and retire peaceably to their respective abodes- immediately ana hereafter abandon 6aid combinations cuted; and "Whereas, the Legislature of the State of Michigan is not now in session and can not be convened in time to meet the present emergency, and the Executive of said Sgt. and Mrs. Woodro M.

Peters and daughter, Karen, Hampton, are visiting the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Byron F. said State, which the authorities of and submit themselves to the laws and constituted authorities of said State; and "I invoke the aid and cooperation State under Section 4 of Article Peters, 85 South Welles Avenue, and Mrs. Peters' parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Peter Kell. 70 McLean Street, 4 of the Constitution of the United States and the laws passed in pursuance thereof, has made ap of all good citizen thereof to up Wllkeei-Barre. Mrs. Peters is the hold the laws and preserve tne public peace.

former Ethel KeH. Staff Sgt. John J. Ryan, Nash "In witnese whereof, I have here Halted Until August Thei-e will be no celebration of communion on Sunday mornings at 8 at Grace Episcopal Church during tthia forthcoming weeks. Celebration of the Sacrament will be resumed on August 1.

Guest preachers and guest leaders tov the remainder of the month and July also have been announced." Rev. George A. Warburton will preach next Sunday and on July 25, Walter A. Price, lay leader, will pa-each and lead the service in the moimling on July 4 and July 18. Announcement has been made tfmt the dhureh sdhool wifll have a recess uintM September 5 when the kllmdieiigarten will meet at 11 during the church service.

Matin school will meet at 9:45. Rev. RaJph A. Weatihei'ily, rector, wiiJI pieacih at St. Jcilin's-by-the-Sea, Avalon, N.

for tfhie next five Sundays and be In change of the congregation. ville returned after spending a 14- dav furlough, with hie parents, Mr. and girls are attending the Community Vacation Church School being held in the Butler and Eighth Street Schools. Each day, the school presents a varied program which Includes music, study, recreation and handwork. A feature of the first week's program was a nature hike by the Intermediate Department.

All articles made by the pupils will be on display at the closing program of the School cn Sunday evening in the Methodist Church. SERVICE MEN TO MEET Wyoming Service Men's Coordination Committee will meet at the borough building tonight at 7:30 for the distribution of service men's kits. COMPLETE COURSE Mre. Maude Grcggs of Exeter Avenue, West Pltteton, instructor in home nursing for Pittston Chapter, American Red Cross, announced-following members of Wyoming class completed the course; Mrs. Cora Huthmaker, Mrs.

Carolyn Eahleman, Mm. Harriet Ridgely, Mrs. Sadie Metcalf, Mrs. Anna Parkinson, Mis. Lillian Moore, Mrs.

Ada Warner. Mrs. Mabel Eckcrt, Miss Edith Hislop, Mrs. Robert Hislop, Mrs. Mary Tischler, Mrs.

Margaret Williams, Mre. Roste Williams, Mrs. Sara Andreas, Mrs. Blanch Magagna, Mrs. Ella Kluger, Mrs.

Anna Pyne, Mrs. Mina McCrackcu. A purse was presented to the teacher. Gratitude was expressed to Signey Roginsy, Mrs. Frank Cooley, Mrs.

Beaver and Pittston Chapter, American Red Cross, for use ot equipment and to John said State are unable to suppress; and "Whereas, it is provided In the Constitution of the United States that the United States shall protect each State in this union, on application of the legislature, or of the Executive when the legislature can not be convened against domestic violence; and "Whereas, by the law of the United Statee in pursuance of the above, it is provided that in all case of insurrection in any state or of obstruction of the laws thereof it shall be lawful for the President 880 ABO 880 8:30 Lola January 8:30 Arthur Godtrej 6:55 New Arthur Godfrey 7:45 Doug Edward 8:00 World Today 8:15 Muaie 8:30 Mlsnui A-8Hopplrj 8:45 Adelaide Hawley 9:00 Newa Momenta 9:30 Tola Life Is Mine 9:45 Landt Trio Valiant Lady 10:15 Kitty Foyle 10:30 Honey Moon Hin 10:45 Bachelors Children 11:00 Mary Lee Taylor 11:15 Second Husband 11:30 Bright Horizon 11:45 Aunt Jenny Noon Kate Smith 12:15 Big Slater 12:30 Helen Trent 12:45 Our Gal Sunday 1:00 Life Beautiful 1:15 Ma Perkins 1:30 Vto and Sad 1:45 Goldbergs 2:00 Young Dr. Malont 2:15 Joyce Jordan 2:30 I five and Learn 2:45 Young Family 3:00 David Ha rum 3:15 The Turps 3:30 Qart Trio 3:45 Green Valley 4:00 Home Front 4:30 Perry Como 4:45 Wound Treatment 5:00 Madeline Carroll 5:15 Mother and Dad 5:30 Question Of Musle 5:45 Home Fires 1140 WBAX 1240 Parade 7:10 Sacred Heart 7:30 Newa 7:45 Parade 8:45 Newa 9:00 Date 9:15 Bible Proerem and Mrs. John J. Ryan. Sr.

295 with set by hand and caused the seal of the United States to be affixed. "Done at the City of Washington the 21st day of June, in the Year of Our Lord Nineteen Hundred and Forty-Three, and of the independence of the United States the One plication to me in the premises for such part of the military forces of the United States as may be necessary and adequate to protect the State of Michigan and the citizens thereof against domestic violence and to enforce the clue execution of the laws; and "Whereas, it is required that whenever it may be necessary, in the judgment of the President, to use the military forces of the Rutter Avenue, and his wife, the former Margaret Peters, 85 South Welles Avenue. Hundred Sixty-Seventh." Kunkle TO HOLD SOCIAL The Women's Society of Service of Methodist Church (Signed), FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT, PRESIDENT of the UNITED United States for the purpose afore- of the United States on application i ofithe legislature of such State onsaid, he shall forthwith by proc-of the Executive when the legisla-'laroatioh command such insurgents STATES. will hold an Ice cream and straw-, berry social at the grange hall Friday night.

Ashley' ENTERTAINS BIRTHDAY, CLUB Mrs. Stanley Elston entertained PHONE 2-2121 No Toll Charge 12:55 Musical Interlude 1:00 Life BeautifuJ 1:15 Ma Perkins 1:30 Vie and Sade 1:45 The Goldbergs 2:00 Dr. Malone 2:15 Joyce Jordan 2:30 Love And. Leva 2:45 Young Family 3:00 Uncle Sam 3:15 News 3:25 Highlights 3:30 Songs and Sonnett 4:00 Home Front 4:30 News 4:55 Mine Schedule 5:00 Betty And Bob 5:15 Mother' And Dad 5:30 Dance Parade 5:40 News 5:45 Home Fires 770 WJZ 770 Bedlam 7:45 News 8:00 Kibitzers 8:30 Nancy Craig 9:00 Breakfast Club 10:00 Isabel Heweon 10:15 Roy Porter 10:30 Bab; Institute 10:45 Gene and Glenn 11:00 Sardl's 11:15 Womens Exchange 11:30 Hank Lawson 11:43 Living Fun-Noon You and War 12:13 Clark Dennis 12:25 News 12:30 Farm and Home 1:00 Baukhate 1:45 Army Band 2:15 Mystery Chef 2:30 Ed East 3 :00 Morton Downey 3:15 True Story 3:45 Ted Malone 4:00 Chester Davis 4:30 Archie Andrews 4:45 Sea Hound 5:00 Hop Harrigan 5:15 Dick Tracy 5:30 Jaek Armstrong 5:45 Captain Midnight 710 WOR 710 5:30 Variety Farmers' Digest 7:00 Lois Havrllla 7:15 John Gambling 8:00 News 8:15 Aunt Jenny 8:30 Pegeen 9:00 Quiz Wizard 9:15 Victor Landlahr 9:30 News 9:45 Personalities 10:00 Talk 10:30 Jimmy Fldler 10:45 Loretta 11:00 News 11:15 Bessie Beatty Noon Boake Carter 12:15 Music 12:30 Alois Havrllla 12:45 Judy and Jane 1:00 Sydney Moseley 1 15 Pegeen 1:30 Vincent Lopez 2:00 Martha Deane 2:30 News 2:45 Maxine Keith 3:00 71 Special 3:30 Rhymin' Time 3:45 Cheer Up Gang 4:00 News Theater 4 15 Rendezvous ,4:30 Food Forum 5:00 News 8:15 John Gambling 6:30 Highway Patrol 5:45 Superman members of her birthday club at her home Saturday night. Guests were: Mrs.

Edith weaver, Mrs Naomi Ashburner, Mrs. Agnes Elston, Mrs. Ella Brace, Mrs. LARKSVILLE EDWARDSVILLE EAST PLYMOUTH BRESLAU 12:25 News 12:30 Mirth A Madness 1:00 Varieties 1:45 Carey Longmlre 2:00 Light Of The World 2:15 Lonely Women 2:30 Guiding Light 2:45 Modem Music 3:00 Food For Victory 3:15 Ma Perkins 3:30 Toung Family 3:45 Right To Happiness 4:00 Backstage Wife 4:15 Stella Dallas 4 :30 Lorenzo Jones 4:45 Wldder Brown 5:00 News 5:05 Polka Dots 8:20 Just Plain Bill 8:48 Front Page Farrell 660 WKAF 680 8:30 News. Farmer 7:00 News 7:15 Manhattan 7:30 Don Goddard 7:45 Muslo 8:00 News 8:15 Minute Men -News 8:45 Definitions 9:00 Everything Goes 9:30 Frankly Feminine 9:45 Neighborhood Call 10:00 Robert SL John 10:15 O'Neills 10:30 Helpmate 10:45 Woman Of America 11:00 Koad of Li 11:15 Vtc and Sade 11:30 Snow Village 11:45 David Harum Noon Don Goddard 12:15 Rhythm 12:30 Mirth Madness 1:00 Mary McBrlde 1:45 Longmlre 2:00 Light of the World 2:15 Lonely Women 2:30 Guiding Light 2:45 Hymns 3:00 Mary Marlln 3:15 Ma Perkins Voung Family 3:45 Right to Happiness 4:00 BacSstate Wife 4:11 Stella Delias 4 :34 Lorenzo Jones 4:45 Wldder Brown 5:00 When A Girl Marries 5:15 Portia Faces Life 5:30 Just Plain Bill 5:45 Front Page Farrell 910 WGBI 910 6:45 News 6:55 You Ask For It 7:45 News 7:55 Highlights 8:00 News 8 15 Rendezvous 8:30 Console Melodies 8:45 Devotions 9:00 News 9:15 Melodic Moments :30 This Life Is Mine 9:45 Landt Trio 10:00 Little Show 10:15 Chisholm Trail 10:30 News 10:45 Star Parade 11:00 Mary Lee Taylor 11:15 Sunny Days 11:30 Bright Horizon 11:45 Aunt Jenny 12:00 Kate Smith 12:15 Big Sister 12:30 News Florence Condon, Mrs.

Lillian Dance Program 9:45 Victory Foods Kunkle, Miss Elizabeth Hess, Mrs. Myrtle Hess and Mrs. Stanley 10:00 Gospel Center 10:15 John Metcalf 10:30 Shady Valley Elston. Zavad-a and John Hughes, janitors. 11:00 News High School Class of 1918 Holds Reunion CLUB ENTERTAINED Mrs.

Charles Fisher of Trucks 11:15 Scrapbook QUARTERLY MEETING Wyoming Methodist Church will WINS PROMOTION Clem J. Roski, son of Mr. and Mais. Walter Rosiki, 86 Wailnut Street, was promoted to first lieutenant at Camp Campbell, Ky. ville was honored at a birthday 11:30 John Galvln 11:35 Dance Program 11:65 Mine Schedule Noon Boake Carter CIRCUS AND OPERETTA About 35 young persons from Methodist Church Choir of Plymouth will present a circus and operetta in Centenary Methodist parish house on Wednesday night at 8 under auspices of WSC3.

Affair, under direction of Miss Esther Burke, and Miss Jayne, was pre-eented several times to large audiences. Arrangements are being made by Mrs. Jamef Shank. Miss Elizabeth Pugh, Mrs. George Witheridge and Mrs.

Edgar Davis. NOTES AND PERSONALS Yeoman and Mrs. Robert Brun-ner returned to Tacoma Park, after spending the week end with the former's parents, Mr, and Mrs. Sterling Brunmer. Mrs.

Frank Petronia of German-town spending the week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Lorenzo Mirra, Hartford Street. Mrs. Raymond Washburn of Washington is visiting her mother, Mrs. Harriet Graham, Ashley Street.

Mrs. Stephen Vino and daughter Carol Lee of Roselle, N. are dinner held at her home by members of her birthday club, Thursday. Guests present: Mrs. Eva hold a quarterly conference Thursday night at 7:30 in Shoemaker Chapel, West Wyoming.

Covered dish supper will be served at 6:30. 12:15 -Bill Hay 12:30 Marine Band He was graduated from Davenpwt Luzerne Ensign David Hottenetein, USNR, Luzerne, son of Mrs. David Hotten- stein, Walnut Street, Luzerne, was graduated from Midshipmen' School, New York, on June 16th, and received his commission. He graduated from Luzerne High School in 1939, and from Pennsylvania State College in December; 1942. While a senior at Penn State he was awarded the Spark's Medal for outstanding scholarship.

Enlisting in the USNR, November 11, 1942, he reported for training February 22, 1943. After a leave of two weeks with his family, he will report to his base for further assignment. LUZERNK METHODIST Union Dally Vacation Bible School started yesterday at 8:30 in the Methodlut Church, and will continue for five days a week for two Children to 15 will attend. WSCS will meet Wednesday night at 8. Hostesses will be Mrs.

Ralph Hcndershot, Mis. Sam Hendenshot, Mrs. William Hawkp, Mis Shirley Hawk, Mrs. Fied Banta and Mrs. Clara Henninger.

WSCS will hold a ruma-niKe sals Thursday, Friday and Saturdav. Montrose of Luzerne, Mrs. Jane Levine's modern 5-6 room aDartmenta. Isaacs, Mrs. Margaret Woolbert Mrs.

Mariette Wardan of Shaver- town, Mrs Helen Honeywell and Twenty-fifth anniversary of Its graduation was observed by Plymouth High School class of 1918 at its fifth reunion at American Legion home. John C. Durtoin presided. Dr. Baden Roberts was song leader with William W.

Boyce as pianist. Miss Elsie Perkins High School in 1938 and entered Buokne-W Junior College in the fail of that year. After speending one semester at that college, Lt. Roskii entered Stroud sbuirg State Teachers College where he studded for two years. He left college to accept Mis.

Nelson Whipp of Dallas, Mrs Beatrice Beyers of Pittston, Mrs heat furnished, rear porch. 210 Wyoming Avenue. adv. Mr. and Mrs.

John Bernice received word that their son, Pvt. Robert Bernice, was promoted to Raymond Perrego and son Donald 1:00 Organ 1:30 Vincent Lopei 2:00 Cedrlo Foster 2:15 Ozzie Waters 2:30 Nashville 3:000. K. lor Sound 3:15 Palmer House 3.30 Melody Inc. 4:00 Walter Compton 4:15 Accent on Song 4:30 Ice Cubes 4:45 Len Salvo 5:00 Pres.

Conference Cocktails 5:20 Music 5:30 Matinee Melodies 5:45 Superman of Huntsvllle, Mrs. Amanda Herd- a position with Hercules Powder sang. man, Mrs. Stella Isaacs, Mrs. A.

C. Devcns, Mrs. Corey Miers, Mrs. Marvin Elston of Kunkle and Miss Envily Fisher and Mrs. Charles Fisher of Trucksville.

corporal. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Butry-mowicz received word their son, Pvt. John Butrymowicz, was promoted to PFC.

He Is in the surgical ward at Army Air Base, Poca-tello, Idaho. Remarks were by Henry S. Jones, superintendent of schools, Company at Wilmington. He" was an assistant in research at Hercules Experiment Station. The young officer had two years military experience prior to his induction at OMTC at Foa-t Meade.

and Miss Flira Ranscm, retired. Clifford Mullen, Binghamtoe, and Capt. Owen R. Jones, here on leave from Tennessee, were among June 24, 25 and 26 In Sgarlat Build He was inducted at Wllltes-Bairre 1340 WBRE 1340 Wake Up 7:40 News 7:45 Air Force 8:00 News Roundup 8:15 Devotions 8:30 Uncle Sam 8:45 News 9:00 Everything Goes 9:30 Time for Two 9:45 Robert St. John those from distant points.

A moment of silence was ob ing. Prayer meetine Thuiwdav nitrht at guests of the former's mother, Mrs. Rudolph Munt, Vine Street. Mra Sarah Oliver of Hartford Street returned from Chatham, N. after spending some time with her daughter, Mrs.

Catherine Neal. Miss Florence Croll, employed at Washington, has been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Croll, Ashley Mrs. Jeanette of Pittston spent Sunday with Mr.

and Mrs. Sterling Brunner, Vine Street. Joseph Graden, quartermaster in on February 7, 1942 and after completing his basic training ait Fort Knox, entered Officers' Candi 7:30. served in memory of the- only de parted member of the class, date School on June 15. He was Josephine Reese Gould, who died EVEN INC PROGRAMS 10 years ago.

A testimonial in memory of Mrs. Gould was offered by Elizalbeth Arthur Badman. Margaret Furey Arthur, class KUNKLE PERSONALS Miss Martha Kunkle, who Is woiking in Wilmington, spent the week "end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kunkle.

Mrs. Jerry Richards returned home from Nesbitt Memorial Hospital where she was operated on for appendicitis. Miss Mildred Kitchen of Beaumont spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smith.

Mrs. Ann Richards has returned home after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Palmer Updyke of Philadelphia. Her grand-daughter, Mary Ann Schoonover, returned with her.

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Craze of Kingston, spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Elston.

Mr. and Mra. Ray Wardan of Shavertown and daughter, Mrs. Esther Herdenbergh of Pottsville, spent several days at Elston's cottage, Shady Side, Knukle. Mrs.

Ann Richards and granddaughter, Miss Mary Ann Schoonover, left Sunday to attend the graduating exercises of Mrs. AWT Sunday School Class of Luzerne Methodint Church will meet-with Mrs. Richard Coslett. Miller Street, on Friday night at 8, Mrs. Thomas Reynolds is director.

Kingston Township OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. Mortran Rowland the Merchant Marine is spending secretary, read letters from mem a 10-day furlough with his mother, Mra. Rudolph Munt, Vine Street. Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Dawe, 8:30 Horace Heldt 9:00 To.Be Announced 9:15 Star Parade 9:30 Fibber McQee 10 .00 Bob Hope 10:30 Beat the Band 11:00 News 11:15 Richard Harkness 11:30 Swing Session Midn. News 12:05 Roy Shield 12:55 News Joseph L. Pochalonls, son of Mrs. Peter Pochalonis and brother ot Councilman John Pochalonis, waa advanced to the rank of staff sergeant at MacDill Field, Fla.

He enlisted on February 3, 1942. His twin brothers, Peter and Francis, are in armed service, also a brother-in-law, John Salansky, stationed in Africa. William J. Malarkey of West Wyoming received word his son, Sgt. William J.

Malarkey, stationed in Greenland with the Coast Artillery, was promoted to staff sergeant. Mr. and Mrs. Fred James, formerly of Wyoming, are living on Montgomery Avenue, Louisville, Ky. Dial Rock Local 1417, UMWA, held an election of officers on Saturday.

Ben Wilson was elected president, Merle Pace, vice president; Thomas Booth, financial secretary; John Povidis, treasurer. Leo Heffers, James Malarkey, Stanley Novack were elected to the grievance committee. The fourth member of the committee was a tie vote of 103 for Joseph Kolesar and Alex Stofka. Mr. and Mrs.

Harrv Blank of and son Bruce of Hartford Street of Trucksville observed their 51st wedding anniversary a week turn. Members of their famllv and at tendants at the wedd'insr. Mr. Edith Lewis of Brooklv ttrA Thomas Evans of Kingston, were guests. comnuaaLonied a second lieutenant there on September 12, 1942, after which he was assigned to Rice, where he spent three weeks.

He was then Reflected to attend a speciail tank school at Font Knox, and was at that station from November 1,1942, to February 6, 1943. Upon has graduation as a maintenance officer of tanks, he was assigned to Cainvp Campbell. He is spending a 10-day leave with his parents. GRADUATION PARTIES A graduation patty waa held recently for Stella Jola, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Peter Jola, 39 North Street. Mrs. Stanley Harry, 43 Walnut Street, entertained recently for her son, Stanley, a 1943 graduate. George Butchko, eon of Mr. and Mrs.

Michael Butcbko, 284 Temperance Hill, Plym'outh, was promoted to sergeant. He is stationed at Camp Beaile, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. David Davis, 57 Jeanette Street, left yesterday morning for two weeks at Atlantic City.

John J. Hanusovsky, 22 West Railroad Street, returned mm are guests of Mrs. Dawe's mother, Mre. Leddy, Nesquehoning. Roy Evans of the USN returned ot Lakehurst, N.

after spending the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mra. Gordon Evans. Red Cross eewing unit under direction of Mrs, George Metz, will meet in Town Hall on Wednesday from 10 until four. Women of the town invited.

Mrs. Sophie Albert and Mrs. Jessie Black of Ashley Street are visiting the former's daughter and eon-in-law, Mr. and Mr Albert The Rowlands wer mar-Hud Edwardsville and resided thers Richards's grandson, Richard until 19 years ago when they moved Lutz, of Endicott, N. T.

bers unaible to attend and from Miss Mary MoCollum, a former faculty member. Awards were given to Supt. Jones, Capt. Jones, Cecedia Jones Pritchard, Gwen Morgan Brace and Dr. Roberts.

Others present: Mrs. Henry S. Jones, Mrs. John C. Durbin, Mr.

and Mre. William Arthur, Mrs. Owen R. Jones, Mr. and Mrs.

Cyn-fellen Griffith, Mr. and Mrs. Llewellyn Jones, Jennie Shonk, Mr. and Mrs. W.

C. Wint, Mr. and Mrs. William Pritchard, Mr. and Mrs.

William V. Boyce, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Brace, Elsie R. Perkins, Mr.

and Mrs. Benjamin Badman, Alice Moss, Pvt. Elmer Powell, Mr. and Mrs. K.

R. Williams, Mrs. Baden Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. Charles V.

Mains, Mrs: Stanley Croop and Mr. and Mre. Clifford B. Mullen. Class of 1918 is the only class of the local high school that has a regularly scheduled reunion every five years.

PRIZES AWARDED Prizes were awarded as follows at the annual commencement exercises of St. Stephen's Parochial Dallas west eighth Street has received 12:30 Jerrv Wald 1:00 News 770 WJZ 778 6:00 News 6:15 Lulu Bates 6:30 Peter Hayward 6:45 Lowell Thomas 7:00 Victor Borge 7:15 New Machines 7:30 Music Cheque 7:45 Diane Courtney 8:00 Karl Godwin 8:15 Lum and Abner 8:30 Duffy's Tavern 9:00 Jury Trials 9:30 Spotlight Bands 10:00 Analysis 10:15 Grade Fields 10:30 Nation at War 11:00 News 11:15 Harry Wismer 11:30 Ray Heatherton Midn. Charlie Splvak 12:30 Teddy Powell 1:00 News, Musle 710 WOR 710 6:00 Prayer 6:01 Uncle Don 6:30 News 6:45 Stan Lomax 7:00 Fulton Lewis 7:15 Foreign Correspondent Arthur Hale 7:45 Answer Man 8:00 Cisco Kid 8:30 Quiz 9:00 Gabriel Heatter 9:15 Pay Off News 9:30 Nick Carter 10:00 John B. Hughes 10:15 Duke Ellington 10:30 Analysis 10:45 Irene 11:00 News 11:15 Ed Fitzgerald 11:30 Write A Letter 12:30 Johnny Long 1 :00 Duke Ellington 1:30 Al Trace 880 WABC 880 Quincey Howe 8:15 Edwin C. Hill 6:30 John B.

Kennedy 6:45 World Today 7:001 Love A Mystery 15 Harry James 7:30 Melody Hour 8:00 Lights Out 8:30 Al Jolson 8:55 News 9:00 Burns. Allen 9:30 Reports 10:00 Suspense 10:30 Talks 10:45 Ted Husing 11:00 News Analysis 11 15 Joan Brooks 11:30 Music Invitation Midn. News 2:05 Bobby Sherwood 12:30 Jerry Wald 1:00 News 1240 VB AX 1240 8:00 News 6:15 Dinner Dance 6:30 Baseball Scores 8:45 Uncle Sam 7:00 Fulton Lewis 7:15 Johnson Family 7:35 Showboat 8:00 Cisco Kid 8:30 To Be Announced 00 Bank Program 9:15 To Be Announced Nick Carter 10:00 John B. Hughes 10:15 Jimmy Joy 10:30 News 10:45 Enduring Musis 11 :00 News 11:15 Chick Floyd 11:30 Sintonietta 1340 WBRE 1S40 8:00 News 8:05 Platter Parade 6:30 News 6:45 Bill Stern 7:00 Fred Waring 7:15 News 7:30 Salute to South 8:00 Johnny word that their son Wood row has Freeher, Allentown. been nrrmnriH tn nrivat firui Mae ENTERTAINED AT GARDEN PARTY Mrs.

Ray Shiner of Center Hill Road entertained members of the hie i stationed in Hawaii. Shickshlnny Woman's Board of Nesibitt Memo-rial Hospital Auxiliary at a cov 660 WEAF 660 6:00 Jack Arthur 6:15 George Putnam 6:30 Bill Stern 6:45 Music You Want 7:00 Fred Waring 7:15 John Vandercoos 7:30 Salute to Youth 8:00 Johnny 8:30 Treasure Chest 9:00 Quiz 9:30 Fibber McGee 10:00 Bob Hope 10:30 Beat the Band 11:00 George Putnam 11:15 News 11 :30 Serenade Midn. News 12:05 Roy Shields 810 WGBI 910 6:00 Quincey Howe 6:15 Baseball Scores 6:30 John B. Kennedy 6:45 World Today I Love A Mystery 7:15 Harry James 7:30 Melody Hour 8:00 Lights Out 8:30 Al Jolson 8:55 Cecil Brown 9:00 Burns And Allen 9:30 Carson Robinson 9:15 Victory 10:00 Suspense 10:30 Reports 11:00 News 11:15 Josn Brooks 11:30 Music Invitation 12:00 News 12:05 Abe Lyman Tunkliannock 10 i rucKsviue. rney have six children living, John, Richard, Morgan.

William, Dllys and Mrs. Mary Spare. Lt. George Turn of Trucksville arrived In Hawaii. TO AID FARMERS Wilson A.

Cease, Trucksville, teacher In Kingston Township and who owns a farm in Dallas Township, was appointed farm labor assistant for Luzerne County, in charge of recruiting and placement. His office will be in Luzerne -County Cooperative Building on Scott Street, Wllkes-Barre. By a recent act of Congress, the responsibility for emergency farm labor has been taken out of the hands of the United State Em- Donald and Duane Smith, Nuan-gola, visited their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kester, East Perry Setser went to New York Nesbitt Hospital where "4ie was Butler Street, on Sunday.

Miss Esther Cook, local teacher, of Lake Ariel, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Allen Woodworth, North Main Street. Saturday. Carl Nelson came up from Bethlehem to spend a few days with his family here.

Mrs. Francis Allen entertained treated lor injuries suffered in a School on Sunday night: Highest ered dlsn garden party at her home, Friday. Games were played and prize winners were: Mrs. Calvin Seiward, Mrs. Harold Lewis and Mrs, Mack.

Guests present: Mrs. Burton A. Well and Mrs. Harold Lewis of Plymouth; Mrs. T.

J. Connelly, Mrs. Russel Frantz, Mrs. Howard Harris and Mrs. Jessie Sieppy of Kingston; Mrs.

William Heyer, Mrs. H. S. Eckman, Mrs. Mack and Mrs.

Robert E. Miller cf Dorrance-ton; Mrs. Calvin Saward and Mrs. M. Stabjey Johnson of Luzerne, Mrs.

Gertrude Manning of Me- noopany tan. Seaman Robert Scurry, Center Avenue, is home on leave from Naval Training Station at Sampson, N. Y. Members of Kindergarten Mother's Club who wish to attend the dinner are to make reservations with Miss Bessie Hartland at kin Tom Vosburg of Laceyville is average, Matilda Gardzalla, fountain pen; highest average for boys, Francis1 Stanitis, leadership medal, Joseph Tomecko; leadership medal, Elizabeth Yanko; honorable mention was given to Elizabeth Yanok, Dorothy Glmble, Marv Dula. William Mahal 1 Edwardsville CHURCH NOTICES Weekly prayer service will be ployment Service nd placed in charge of the Agricultural Exten sion Service.

At a recent meetlner of farmrw. held at the Bethesda Congregational Church tonight at 7:30. spcnaing a lew aays at New York. Elwood Morgan, who works at Cape May, N. came home to spend the week end with his family-Miss Lillian Asheld.

Palmyra, N. is spending the summer with her aunt, Miss Lillian Asheld, West Tioga Street. mis. u. Howell and Mrs.

H. A. Shappelle of Trucksville and Mrs. Ray Sh liber. Joseph Tomecko and Anthony Roc-cograndi.

Graduates: Michael Herman, Joseph Hreha, William Mahalla, Michael Millo. Anthony Rocco- dergarten on Tuesday morning between 9 and 11. PFC Bernard S. Jola serving with the Air Corps at Fort Worth, is spending a furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Peter former Lucille Hein, Parke Street. Officers of Boy Scout Troop 352 ICE CREAM SOCIAL met with Howard George, Scout grandi, Edmund Rowlands, Francis Stnnitif- Joseoh Tomecko. Rita Edwardsville unit of the Red Cross will meet this morning at 10. Junior BYPU of Welsh Baptist Church will meet tonight at 6:30. Senior BYPU will meet at 7:30.

Weekly prayer service will be held in Immimuel Baptist Church tonight at 7:30. Choir will meet at 8:30. Weekly prayer service will be held at the Welsh Presbyterian Church tonight at 7:30. businessmen and others concerned with local and national defense the following men were elected as an executive committee: William Barney, T. J.

Sampson, Retreat; E. D. Sutliff, Bloomingdale, and Floyd Wolfe, Shickshinny. -They appointed Mr. Cease.

To facilitate hi work, office have been esteablished both In Wllkes-Barre and Hazleton, and' farmers who wish to obtain emergency help are asked to phone either office. Benoska. Rita Bowman, Mary Dula, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Risch, Forty Fort, who have been guests of their son and wife, Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Risch. East Harrison Street, returned home. Mrs. Perry Setser went In Riif- Ladies' Aid Society of the Christian Church of Huntsville will hold an ice cream social in the social room Friday night.

GIRL SCOUT CAMP Girl Socuts of Dallas District Eleanor Fabwn, Matilda Gradzalla, master. Officers appointed: Hallie Galloway, chairman; Kent Piercy, vice-chairman; Harold Young, advancement chairman; Henry Kin-sey, health and safety; George S. Dorothv Gimble. Evangelieta Jab and his sisters, Irene and Stella. 30 North Street.

Pvt. John Hoffman, a radio mechanic at Del Rio, Texas, returned after spending a 15-day furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Hoffman, Powell Street. School District emploves wpm iac.

Elizabeth Mital, Rita Tkach, Helen Valentukonis and Elizabeth Voigt, camping; John Hughes, falo yesterday to spend a few days with her son John, who obtained a position as telegraph operator in will onen their camp at Harvey's Lake, June 29 and will "be held four activities; Arthur Wrightson, treas Yanok. 19TH ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Lotrik, 189 days each week for two weeks. paid yesterday for the first two me cnier dispatcher's office.

Weeklyn prayer service and monthly preparatory meeting will be held in Edwards' Memorial Church tonight at 7:30. Shadrach! urer. Scouts meet tonight at 7 at First Methodist Church. weens or June. They will be paid IL i M.

iniw im liib cuiup to tie oprn are is. Lcnora Keenev returned on o. i wo weeKs on June 30. her home at Newark hrr "na Van Loon Street, observed theiir Mioses Marion Wrightson, Elaine visit with local relatives. V' Volunteer assistants, with whom farmers may communicate their needs: Sheldon Monler, Dallas Township; N.

Y. Lewis, Exeter Townt'hip; Arthur Gay, Franklin Township; Charles Kupstas. Lake Township; John E. Sidler, Lehman, Jackson Township; E. D.

Sutliff, Ross-Unlon-Hunlock. Eugene, eon of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McLaughlin, .553 West Main Street, enlisted in the Navy Ramage, Johanna Novitsky and Irene Sheplock will leave today to 19th weddwig anniversary on They were married in SS Peter and Paul GC Church. They have four childTen: Joseph, Harold, charse of the camp.

The program for the camp includes handicraft, boating, junior life saving, swim spend the summer at Asbury Park. mm jeii. on i may ic-r iNavy Training Station at Sampson. N. Y.

Ho PFC Joseph McGarry, eon of Mr. John and Leonard. Hanover Twp. Gomer Jones, member "of Boy Scout Troop 56, Douglass Presby ming, -campflre programs, roller was formerly employed at Acme Markets. He has a brother, PFC VANITY SHOWER and Mrs.

Joseph McGarry, Wyoming Avenue, spent the week end at his home. He is with US Army Recruiting Service at Roanoke. i nomas r. jnciaugniln, at Boston ftupont Mrs. George Reese entertained naroor, Mass.

Dodd will have charge of the service. Rev. Claude J. Kummerer, pastor of Bethesda Congregational Church, announces the monthly Communion service will be held Sunday morning at 10. Rev.

George Middleton, Rochester, will preach at Edwards' Memorial Church on Sunday, July 4. Services will be held at 10 a. m. and 1 p. m.

Rev. Mr. Middleton is a former resident of the borough. Ladles' Aid Society of Edwards' Memorial Church will meet tomorrow morning at 10. Following Navy Selectees left for recently at a variety shower at her skating parties, sports and camp-craft.

Miss Grace Lament of Welles-boro will teach singinr. Miss La-mont li a graduate of State Teachers College of Indiana. Registration is requested and Wads Vanderburg, Kails, terian unurcn, will be campflre director at Camp Acahela this summer. Among those who spent the week end at the camp were Harry Hiscox, George Jones, Louis home on East Main Street for Miss AWARD WINNERS Winners of the American Lea-Inn spent the week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Vanderburg, Montgomery Avenue. Mountain Top WFMS HOLDS TEA Agnes Bradley, a bride-elect. Pres-net: Ethel Gavenonia, Pearl Wagner, Marion Kelley, Betty Kocher, West Pittston BOOKS AS MEMORIALS A number of new non-fiction books have been placed on open shelves at Pitts-ton Library. Following were presented by directors of the library as memorials to the late Mies Charlotte Mason, who served as librarian for a number of yeare: "Letters from England," Margaret Culkin Banning; "Flight to England," I. A.

R. Wylie; "Journey Among Warriors," Eva Curie. Other new books are "One World," Wendell Willkie; "George Washington Carver," Rackham Holt; "Round Trip to Russia," Walter Grae-bner; "Mitchell, Pioneer of Air Power," Isaac Levine; "A Latin American Speaks," Louie Quintanilla. GARDEN PARTY Annual garden party of Senippah Class of First Congregational Sunday School, was held on gardens of Mrs. Pearl Gilmore, Tunkhan-nock Avenue.

Present: Misses Connie and Mildred Hill, Mies Mar-jorie Cartwright, Mrs. Irene Gilson, Mrs. Ethel Davies, Mrs. Irene Ramage, Mre. Martha Howell, Mrs.

Irene Richards, Miss Ruth Hale, Mrs. Velma Weed, Mrs. Ruth How-ella, Miss Thelma Hooper, Mrs. Harriet Miller, Mrs. Irene Mareh, Mrs.

Louise Smith, Mrs. Mona Morgan, Miss Margaret Williams, Mrs. Ruth Allford, Mrs. Janet Evans, Mrs. Aline Orr, Mrs.

Iris Schobert, Mrs. Norma Brooks, Mrs. Emily Rendle, Miee Ruth Adams. Mrs. Grace Gilmore and Mrs.

Pearl Gilmore. Mrs. Harold B. Sunday, Luzerne Avenue, returned after spending five months with her husband at Seattle and Nevada. A son war? born June 18 at Sibley Memorial Hospital, Washington, to Petty Officer and Mrs.

Gerald Allan Butler. Mrs. Butler is the award for outstanding scholarhln 1 HI ill- A 1 nnm iirane uy jumb wivn uie uii eseniea py joseon MotlsKa friar Mrs. Margaret TompKins ana oirouse ana James Hiscox. NOTES AND PERSONALS Karen Walters of South Main Women's Missionary Society of Lottie Burke, Sleva, Mildred Reese, Mildred Kittle, Cath daughter Agnes, Philadelphia Ave cnairman or tne troops cornmiweea or Mrs.

Stanley Davies of Dallas, at annual graduation exercises of Sacred Heart Parochial School were Frank Drost and Frane jricuuyieiiB.n vnurcn neia a meeting and tea at horns of Mr erine Erwin, Dorothy George, Ruth nue, are spending tne summer ai their cottage at Falls. Street left yesterday for Wildwood, N. where she wili spend the Radziwilko. Presentations were Barton Hertz on Thursday after- Mrs. June Levy, Washington service yesterday: Stanley J.

made by Commander Michael summer. She waa accompanied by Middleton, Tbelma Watklne, Hannah Watkins, Betty Bradley, Agnes Bradley, Barbara Reeee, Betty Reese, Dorothy Reese and Mrs. Edward Watkins. Daniels, 32 Zerbey Avenue; George Healey of Motiska Post. nouii.

Aiienauig: Mrs. James Younger, Mrs. Lester Schwartz, Mrs. B. J.

Swortwood, Mrs. Jacob DALLAS PERSONALS Mrs. William Wilson of Franklin Street fell going down the front steps of her home Saturday night and broke her lerj. Miss Caroline Klug of Philadel- Street, returned after visiting her son, Pvt. Jack Levy, who has been ill in the Station Hospital, Fort Belvoir, Va.

ner rauver, William Walters. Charles Young of Bloomsburg Pvt. Frank Liska. stationed in spent tne week end with Mr. and L.

Kielty, 568 Main Street; Joseph B. Rutkowski, 86 Plymouth Street; William H. Fulton, 656 Swallow Street, and Brynmor M. Collins, 45 Hillside Avenue. Mississippi, is here on furloueh Pvt.

Harold Barnhart returned ohia is visiting her mother, Mrs. Mrs. G. J. Gommer, South Regent Street.

Maude Klue of Fernbrook Koad. to Camp Pickett, after visiting his mother, Mrs. Florence Barn-hart, Montgomery Avenue. Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur D. Temple- Lt. William E. Miers, stationed at Arthur Culver, who is working ton of Graham Avenue, Lee Park, Larksville PLAY CENTER OPENS A play center will be conducted in the area behind the Larksville Miss Dorothy Vida returned to Linden, N. after visiting at the family home.

Michael Cocco returned to Linden, N. after spending a week; at the family home. Fort Dix, N. visited his parents, in Elizabeth. N.

spent a few Mr. and Mrs. G. Earl Miers, 220 i entertained at dinner on Sunday days with his wife and family on for Sgt. Charies Edwards of Fort Church Street, over the week end.

Mac-hell Avenue. Corp. William E. Gates, stationed Mrs. Henry Peterson of Norton High School for the summer season Warrior Run SCHOOL NOTES John T.

Rowlands, supervising Avenue has received word that her for children 10 and over. Program will be sponsored by the Play at a camp in California, is visiting his mother. Mrs. Naomi Gates, 76 Church Street. sister, Lt.

Kav Jeffery, ANC, has cvcnnpfoinTncirri arrived in North Africa. Washington and Mrs. Edwards of Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs.

James Connors moved from South Main Street to Madison Street. Corp. Frank Woodesheck of Camp Wood, Texas, is spending a 10-day furlough with his sister, mmmissc ground and Recreation Association and will be directed by the Junior PFC James G. Pugh, stationed at police of Larksville under direction Barksdale Field, visited his parents. Mr.

and Mrs. John Pugh, OPTOBKTIUST principal of the local schools, announced that sale of war stamps wilj be held each Wednesday at 2 in the high school. Miss Gladys Rhys, principal of the elementary Forty Fort DEFENSE NURSES TO MEET of Chief of Police Mock. umia, jiiiss Jtnel j. Swortwood, Mrs Harry Carey, Mrs.

James Walsh, Mies Ruth Stout, Mrs Wilcox, Mrs. J. Barton Hertz. AT ST. CATHERINE'S Mass will.be held in St.

Catherine's Church on Tuesday morning at 8. Night, at 7:30, devotions in honor of the Sacred Heart, also novena prayers to St. Anthony. Thursday Feast Corpus Christi, massat 8. Mass on Friday morning at 8.

Devotions at 7:30 in honor of the Sacred Heart, also novena prayers-to Our Lady of Victory Confessions on Saturday night after 7:80. Masses on Sunday at 8 and 10. Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament all day on Sunday. Holy Hour on Sunday night from 7:30 to 8:30. Rev.

James Younger left on Monday, to take a special course at Western Theological Seminary, Pittsburgh. Green Street. The bovs. John Rudick, captain; Home Defense Nurses will meet mxwYomirwiifc Mrs. James Keating, Ask am Street Commissioner William Catherine Bordy of Lee Park I tonight at 8:30 at Forty Fort Bor- Joseph Szyrachak, lieutenant; John Klebane, Thomas Rudick and An school will be in charge.

Sale will KIH6STOft-7l27 Lewis announces ashes will be collected this week. went to ew Xork to visit henough building, vv. Jessie janjigian sister. I will speak. Mrs.

Thomas Hilton, 23 Church continue for the summer. During the summer months, it was announced Wednesdays will be tin can collection days in the school. Street, is a patient in Nesbitt Staff Sgt. and mts. Joseph zuko- CLASSES TO ORGANIZE Advance classes in first aid will eky of Blackstone, ate visiting drew Klebans.

They had first aid and leadership instruction and are qualified in teaching games, including softball, and volleyball. They also will assist with the marble tournament Program will include- junior and senior leagues in softball and volley ball. Playground will be open every day from 9 to noon and from 4 p. m. until dark.

Mr. and Mrs. iNicnoias Kounchoch, FIRST OF A SERIES OF VICTORY CANNING CLASSES be started at 7:30 Thursday night Jackson Street. Peter Slimock, Zerbey Avenue, is in the Warrior Run High School for firemen and civilian police. HtfRRY HURRY Pleas Send Your Dry Cleaning Early as Our Plant Will Be Closed JULY 5 to JULY 10 In Order to Give Our Employees a Well Earned Best and Vacation- 1 attending the VFW convention at Others interested can enroll with Pittsburgh.

AT THE Joseph Zlomek. GRAND Edwsrdavllle S. 7 and LITTLE VlljTE HOUSE AVENUE TOMORROW wr8r 2 P. M. Luzerne County Gas Electric Corporation The Better Cleaners ROOSEVEsLT Swoyervllle Tonight and Wed.

"HI, BUDDY" with Harriet HilUardKobcrt lalfe "FIGHTINO fKIINTIER" with Tim Holt A at VT TO Wilson Street aLi im Mi 1. Larksville 7-3204 Last Times "AIR FORCE" with JOHN GARFIELD Adm. 11c, lie. Doors Open P. M.

II I MMIE Dallas Last Time Tonight "YOUNG MR. PITT" with Joan Robert BENNETT DONET "The Crystal Ball" with Paulette Goddard Ray Mllland Short News Screen Snapshots 336 Wyoming Avenue Klnrston Dial 7-68U i.