Lebanon Daily News from Lebanon, Pennsylvania • Page 12

PAGE TWELVE LEBANON DAILY NEWS, LEBANON, PA. FRIDAY EVEX1.VG, MARCH POLISH ISSUE WAS TOUGHEST YALTAPROBLEM ft'rurt One) nnythhig ovon llioimli mount lukhiR nwny third of LflH'j Poland. Ho wau onllrely fnuik )fi concern Ihnt KiiKlund timl mltiht notion toward Corninny tho point that (ho Jloich nilglil SOHIO "day nsiiond lo power again. Stnlln siild ho wiintcil Po- Imirt he could and iv T'olnnd strong enough to cheek ruiy fn- luro iitlaolt IO'DR miou'sh to nill Hed Armies lo fin into buttle hpyond tholr own Roil, Slnlln tviis In fponlllon (n en" practically -itny domiuid Vic to iiiiikd ahoul 1'oluiid, Su. vlei forccH hud drlvon tho Germans from Hits country, and Ihu (Tovcriiiocru function ing In Polish was (ho one roeojj- ttlUOll )jy ItllHMlH.

Tho YiillH aureisniniit Honerally given liiiHfliu Uiu Cuizon I Ann, In cotniiniiiiiulon, folttud will "silllHlltlllllil ll'M'l-XsioilH (If lOll'l- lory hi (hi; north ami out of tioi'inffiny i.l)'i! nclfoo ttn DilorpriUcd widely HH a coup for Htiilln, tho I'ru- inlci' did )invft io malic roiicvK- HiCHlH With to PollKll "(loi Ho AKi'Uud lo tho lo tiring In uocriuio ttlijittr-nlx." do cniibtmUtd to an uti- whicli HtiwHln could ho outvoted on tho of Hut now Kovcirninunl. Thn coninilHUlon not mi linn rino ItiiKHiun, onu llrlllHli (i nil ono Ainuilcun iiioiu- 'I'lifi plan for follsli (jovnrnnionl. (K a HiXi application of HID ilcclniT.tlon Ihn Balanced Tailoring 4 makes look lonpr TIMELY SUITS WORSTEDS '35 MO As seen in llsejuirt BOYS' AND STUDENT SUITS Hundreds (o I Mfcde (if all Priced for quick sales lo NO rou AI.TKII.VTIONS For Boys- Boys' Dress Hats $2.95 Boys' Slacks $3.50 to $5.95 Boys' Sweaters $3.75 Boys' All Leather Belts 65c Coveralls $1.25 and $3.20 AH Types of Jackets and Raincoats for Boys Morch 26 onA 21. SHANKROFF SHULTZ llhuntlod Kuroim. onl this way The Allied commfBgton wiii con- unit with inouhci'tt of llic prtsiteiii government In I'oiand anil with other Polish Ifiuiicrs, Inidiidiue Homo of IhoKO In Thn)' will hriilK Into liefng a "I'ollnh lirovlKliinnl KOVCI nnic.iiL of iinlion- al unify.

1 Tills Krivnriiniriiil, gfil lo liiul an noon JIM ivlll rucug- dy tin; I.HR Tlinjc. UrnJor' tliu oleoi.lon imroemc'ni. nil deniocrfitlc, partlcw will hnvo i-lKlH to offer dalos In nc.urol linllot, Proliuhly 'hulf a dozon or rnoro truiUloB will hti Hiiljinitlcil to tho Hijiialo caUltig for iiKi-oeinont to the I'olish njid for nooNtliiiilonal for HiructiiroH (trnctc'l nl Yalta, nnd sonic to fin wcnlcd. ut KniudHoo. Ily tlilK Hlriitucy, thu ildiiilnlHtrnllon nvoldH 'jostling itn UKKH In Ono hriHkct.

wholo InlnrnaHoiniJ security iiruKrntn iicnd not fail bconiifio ttamn IB to BnnulorK. Homo of Iho'deololoiiH at Y'dlln wnro not announced. One rnny hnvo doalt with tho of forc.u to hack a world Hociiril.y By no moiiiia nil Uio subjects trunslutcd into Jbu Sand, and flailo GIRL, NOW DEAD, EARNED PLACE ON HONOR ROLL lod markB Ihn of tho fniinh report jinr- honor roll of Lolmnon Honlor School, an'noiincu'd today Principal CharloH 1)1. (jiiDhlnH, for OMO of the junior studmitK who ap- IIOUI'H "on ilui roll, Dorlg Henry. (Hod at hnr homy, RouUj 2, on TuuHday, Sho was this afturnooti.

Sho watt a hrllHnnt (student, flocordlriK to hor iriKtriic- tOPH. Tho iiiuncK rif nlghty-fonr nlu- donlH aru Ineludod on roll. Of thfiHo, llftonn aro Hontora; thirty-two a'rn JunlorH; (ind Ihlrty- aro sophoitioros, Tliey arc: KeiiforH: Christine Uauor, Nell lilchurd UoworB, Martha Bowman, DorlH UniiKler, Karl GlaHHinoyer, Dotty OroHtcfon, John Lercli, Marian Moyor, ISlliinhutli Arlonc 'Capable and conscientious" Of course this description fits your doctor. You wouldn't have him if it didn't. But what about your pharmacist? Since he must fill your doctor's prescriptions these two quali- tieH arc essential in him also.

You will find them here at Donough's for we are Prescriptions Specialists. DONOUGH'S PHARMACY Photic nl Si.Vtll lielty Jane Smith, Joanne Rnydor, Traulman. Aehcnhach, Lorraine Afi'i, Alary JJuuer, Helen linuin, (JladyB Hooks, Mllcn Row- inaii, Barlmra ChrlstluiiRon, Jean OlonBor, Aaron Dowliowor, Slgna Kmerlch, HOBO Keeman, Harry (JateK, (ilngrich, Nancy (HiiKBitioyor, I KranitlB. GrelHh, Roy Virginia Hale, Mary Tltickrjndorn, Allen Helm, Doris Henry (de- ooiiswl), William Hotly Jacrinellno. l.lKht, Janice Mayer, LonlBo -Moyer, Donald I'liln, RoWrt Shaak, Gloria Shney, Mttrltn WHliuer, (irncn Werner, Joyce Wolfo.

Sophomores: Alice 1 Joan Uodcnhorn, Phyllis ftrlght- hill, Huthaiino Urown, Dorothy Daub, Warren ICarly, Jack Hly; Kdllh KaHiiachi, Cicorifo Keeman, Jay Flockcn, Cloria (kiiiBHware, I'hylliH GecBey, Illchard Gingrich, Donald Cjroy, Janet IIamillon, Mildred flHrderi- noliorl llorher, Jean Horn, lluth l.entz;, Mai-llyu Murk, Betty Jane Nixon, Itnssell Peters, Uaymaley. Russell Reich, Kathryn, HcBfuiovloh, Jane Rise, Jean Sliott, Mlldrnd Smith, Franceno Swope, Anna Jaiio Traulmiin, Doris Uliich. Doris Walmer, Joan Wood, Tlulnii VlngRl and Ruth 1'orty. TUB 1IOM13 YOU AU13 l.OOKINn for inuy hp nilvc: llseil In Uie JJ.Tily WE CAN SOLVE YOUR TEEN AGE SHOE PROBLEMS! With These Newly Arrived JUNIOR MISS" DESCRIBES YOUR EASTER COSTUME At Laudermilch's Youthful, debonair fashions to accompany you everywhere Easter Sunday and on Spring. Styles fresh as Easter flowers colors reflecting Easter egg- hues wool soft as Easter bunny's fur How you'll love these wonderful garments.

Choose a coat, suit, dress and hat they arc all new they are all right for Easter. SUITABLE FOR EASTER to I Suits tlesignnd to put you ut the head of the fashion parade. Fluid lines that give you tfoddess-likc that reflect the hues of Spring. 11; All Wool COAT CLASSICS $10.75 i Spring just, can't be spring without, a now coats such as these. Box coats you've dreamed about cut from nil-wool fabric you'll rave about.

Styles as casual as Spring. DRESSES Speak Softly of Spring 6 98 to 29 75 N'o mailer what your heart, desires in an Easter dress, wo have it. Classic prints and trim navies and a variety of new Easter styles. An extravaganza of buoyant in styled, lour new Easter bonnet has all the endearing charm of an old world print. Easter Hats Are So Pretty And Up to $14.98 LAUDERMILCH'S 607 Cumberland Street Since 1906 STEP-IN PUMP In Patent Leather or White.

'1 to widths. With Health Feature. Smart Si vies Need Not lie Uncomfortable 5 STEP-IN LOAFER Hand stained popular Moccasin Too Style. to Big to witlUis. 15U Pollyanna Exclusives JUVENILE South Kig-hth tree Lebanon PVT.

SCHNECK HOME FROM FORT ffTCLELLAN Private C. RiiHSpll Sciincok. son uf Mr. and Mrs. Clayton HehneC-k, I ii'2S North Piu-li-idKo is homo on an eleveii-tliiy I'nrlongh I from Kort Alahiinm, whcro hu has complotod his basic (raining wtlh an ini'iiiilry corps.

lip will report to Fort George d. Mnnde, at the end of his furlough; A mcnilicr of the class ot IO'1-I. Lohiniflii Sniiior School. Pi'iviilo Hchnt'ct; was nicniliiM' of Lcs Sav.ndcrs ilance "orchestra, liaving playod (he clarinet nut', hud havinfi iitso ar- rangud fi-r t.iio orchestra. ITT SWKATKKS Today Pi'iinsyh-atiiaus wore Virged lo "put on sweater and usu your oncool spring oyni'iln'ga" l)y Alines Scorolai-y order to let Iho furnace no out and conserve' coal.

Kxfra: Iloti Waste Fais'niiHl Croasps." NOW IS A GOOD TIME TO BUY Pollack Fur Coat A limited number of really beautiful fur coats, made up from superb pelts that came on the market loo late for the regular these remarkably low Hurry in! We will store the coat you choose without charge until Fall. Mr. fi. Pollack will he at the slorc on Friday Night from 7 (o 10 P. M.

S. Pollack, Inc. 5 North Ninth St. Store Early Proper Caro Longer Wear.