Wilkes-Barre Times Leader, the Evening News from Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania • 6

2-2121 TIMES-LEADER, THE EVENING NEWS, WILKES-BARRE, WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 30, 1942 LIQUOR BOARD IflAYBE HEADED who supported Martin, and Warren S. Roberts, of Bethlehem, Democrat, of Northampton County, which Martin carried. One of the three board posts, the paper explains, will go to a Democrat. the board carry Armchair generaling has official recognition now. Iff Too Much! Los Angeles Otto Bruster, 82, broke his 47-year record of safe EASY TO BUY Our Sen in Service Brig.

Gen. Donald A. Robinson, commanding officer of the Fort Riley replacement center, had a huge map of the world painted on one wall of the service club, where the off duty officers can enjoy their PURE ASPIRIN driving with a head-on collision in a Be sure to insist oa Quality Assured tunnel Treated for injuries at a every $10,000 salaries. hospital, he observed: "I would live so long that this happens to 'me after driving automobiles since 1895 without ever an accident" Vxn Mn't Knv asnmn that fan CO more for you, so why pay more. World largest seller at 10c.

Economy sizes, 36 tablets, 20c 100 tablets for only 3ac Hanover Brothers In Service BY BENNETT Strategy In Comfort Fort Riley, Dec. 30 (Pr- lunches and plan their own strategy on the worlds fronts. Back From Pacific Hotel President To Suc ii Telephone Tom WJlT.U to ceed Gelder, Philadelphia Newspaper Says Wagner To Be Replaced Philadelphia, Dec. 30 UP) The if Philadelphia Record said today that 5 i ''VI I i i i v' Ksw Year's Resolution! BUY MORE WAR BONDS Governor-elect Edward Martin will appoint Claude Henry Bennett, president of the Bellevue-Stratford Hotel Company, as chairman of the Pennsylvania State Liquor Control Board. AND STAMPS i 11 II i The present chairman is Fred- dolHer Knsnuphanna Coun ty newspaper publisher and former 'V State Senator.

A i rpnnrt was nuhlished. the Philadelphia Restaurant Liquor Licensees Association asked Philadelphia legislators to investigate the li quor board immediately alter we Legislature convenes next month. A ihnrlniw nf lnw-nrice liauors PROTECT YOUR HEALTH THROUGHOUT 1943 H'xot pwamount impertenca wt you keap. pkytisaSy well and St. Mnatt nem km here during the pre-Christmas buy of time.

Ua of time rater production and nlp AM. your ewcrw promptly then bring your praacriptioa to Sun R.y to be ccriteiy compound ing season was due, ine association charged, to "a negligent, short-sighted and incompetent liquor control board." The Record said that Bennett will Two sons of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Knight, of 105 East Liberty street, Hanover Township, are both corporals in Uncle Sam's Army. Corp.

David Knight, 25, is stationed at Camp Bowie, serving previously at Indiantown Gap with the 109th F. A. after it was inducted into federal service in February, 1941. He recently spent a furlough with his parents. Corp.

John B. Knight, 20, recently arrived in North Africa. He enllstfd October 7, 1940 and entered the army shortly after graduation from Hanover Township High He was previously stationed at Fort Bragg, N. C. 50-52 so.

r.iAin ST. be named to succeed Gelder immediately aiter Martin is inaugurated on January 19 and that the other board member, W. Worrel Wagner, also will be reijlaced. In addition, the paper says, the new governor will fill a board vacancy left unfilled by Governor i Word has been received by Mrs. Anna Stinson, of Warrior Run, that SUI1 RAY MH1 now HI u.

s. SERVlCE Mav 1943 Bring her son, Pvt. James Stinson, has Corp. Hugh P. Boyle, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Philip Boyle, of 30 Linden' street, Luzerne, has arrived safely in North Africa according to word received by the family. He was SEAMAN EDWABD L. ISTVAN Edward L. Istvan, seaman third class, who was aboard the U.

S. S. Cruiser San Francisco at the time of its dramatic battle with Jap naval units in the Solomons area, is now in California awaiting leave to spend a furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Istvan, 482 North Washington street, city.

He joined the Navy two years ago and has also, figured in the battle of Midway Island and the Pearl Harbor attack. A brother, Cyril B. Istvan, seaman second class, who enlisted in September, is now based at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. The brothers were reunited for the first time in two years when they met in Hawaii recently. Staff Sergeant Anthony F.

Florio, son of Michael Florio, 104 West Carey street, Plains, has been promoted to technical sergeant in the Army Air Corps, in Hawaii. He enlisted in the army November 25, 1941, and was previously stationed at Sioux City, Iowa. Pvt. Steve A. Olex has returned been promoted to private first class at the Marine Training base, New U.

S. P. PURE EPSOM SALT For internal or external w. Save! at Sun Ray! The Record mentions as possible i appointees Arthur Colegrove, Corry newspaper publisher, a Democrat River, N. C.

He enlisted in June, 1941. formerly stationed in England. AMERICA SALUTES bag lL 3 VICTORY Yfith Peace! to Camp Lee, after spending i a lew aays with nis mother, Mrs. Julia Olex, 133 Holland street. Pvt.

Andrew E. Mirola, son of ONE YEAR CLOSER TO VICTORY -CUP Heatproof Glass Mr. and Mrs. A. J.

Mirola, 779 North Washington street, city, has left for Augusta, after spending a furlough witli his parents. P. F. C. Michael "Jerry" Hudock of 744 North Main street, this city, has returned to his base at Camp Cooke, California, after spending several days at home with his mother.

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CL 20c boh Mw New Year's Eve Party MINERAL uttt nniTnciTi ttxttvtttt Make up your mind where to spend New Year's Eve from any one of these places featured below. Plan a gala evening for yourself and your friends, for a Happy and Victorious New Year. OIL 50c Val.4 I SOUVENIRS int -Jl Jr at a DeLuxe Q.Pc. LIBBY FRUIT JUICE dT n.aa 2 Featured Attraction NORMA SHEPARD From Rio Casino, Boston, Mass. Piano and Songs THERMOS BOTTLE Boys 1 I Playing kWMM I 1 CUT Gala NEW YEAR'S EVE Celebration at EEYILIE' HILLSIDE INN Bontell5, TBTTCKSVUiLB Hati Favors Holiamaktxs Keeps liaulds hot I I or cold for hours.

I vSrtiS 'Mt I Pint Size 7 L-l A o5 TWO FIFTY PER PERSON Make reservations Ovolon Restaurant WYOMING VALLEY'S MOST BEAUTIFUL BAR LOUNGE 384 South Main Street, Wilkes-Barre 2-2629 PHONES 3-9847 I I Si I NO Cover NO' Minimum I NO Adrance I In Frioea with lid and 6 tumblers, decoraUdiiigylors. rlM mm For A -v. aal a Wif HAPPY new Send Photos Celebrate New Year's Eve at the MILANO 178 South Main Street, City Specializing: in American-Italion Foods Deliciously prepared Miied Snslu mm New Year's Eve Party SCHAEFER'S RESTAURANT 13 North Washing-toa St. Make Beaerrationa Early phone s-ms S.HI1 PFC Joseph M. Kupris spent a furlough at the home of his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. M. Kupris, 44 Logan street, before returning to his station at Fredericksburg, Va. Corp. Joseph S.

Ancavage, who has returned safely from overseas, is spending ten days at the home of his sister, Mrs. Edward Hoggarth, 183 Crescent avenue. A graduate of Meyers high school, he entered the service May 20, 1941. He was formerly employed by Hazard Wire Hope Company. John Frederick Keller of Wilkes-Barre recently graduated as an honor student with rating of third class petty officer from the Navy Aviation Machinist's Mate school in Jacksonville, Fla.

John B. Cizinski, fireman third class, U. S. Navy, is taking a course in Diesel engine at University of He enlisted in the U. S.

Navy Reserve at New Haven in October, and received basic training at Great Lakes, 111. A brother, Henry, is with the U. S. Army at Camp Wheeler, and another brother, Joseph is with the U. S.

Coast Guard at Manhattan Beach, N. Y. The three young men are sons of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cionzynski of 13 West Church street, Nanticoke.

Robert K. Dussinger, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. L.

Dussinger, 83 North Welles avenue, Kingston, has been advanced to petty officer first class, V. S. at the Naval Radio Station, N. C. He was called to active duty in April, 1941.

Will Rogers Field, Dec. 30. Sergeant Joseph A. Liparela, formerly of 208 Thomas street, Wilkes-Barre, is one of the soldiers stationed at. this Army Air "Force bombardment base.

Sergeant Liparela is assigned to a bombardment squadron here as an aerial gunner. He is the son of Mrs. Mary A. Liparela. Before entering the Army, Sergeant Liparela was employed by Coal Company, Wilkes-Barre.

Bainbridge, December c30. George Richards, 98 Lawrence street Wilkes-Barre, is now a full-fledged bluejacket upon completion of his recruit training at Bainbridge Naval Training Station. With the rating of seaman second class, he has been assigned to attend the aviation ordnance school in Memphis, Term, for further specialized training. Also completing training at Bainbridge is Francis A. Caputo, 822 Luzerne avenue, West Pittston, who has been advanced to the rating of seaman second class and assigned to the aviation machinist's mate school at Memphis.

Mine Worker's Foot Smashed Michael Mikulski, 21, of 44 Morris freet, Plymouth, is being treated in General Hospital for injuries to his left foot He was admitted to the Institution yesterday after a coal car ran over his foot at a colliery of Glen Alden Coal Company. He suffered bruises and lacerations with possible fractures of several toes. Another Glen Alden Coal Company employe was treated at the same hospital after a piece of coal fell on his foot. He is John O'Bricki, f3, of 547 Anderson street, Wilkes-Barre Township. Jack Tasker, 15, of 155 Wood rlrect, fractured his left wrist yesterday while boxing.

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