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R. JAY HUGHES Residence Phone 675-J Phone 1038 A. WASKO-Residence Phone 1414-J 5 WEST MAIN STREET Representatives Office NA NANTICOKE Guaranteed Greatest Circulation in Nanticoke and Newport Township FRAUD CHARGE IS DISMISSED BY VALENTINE Name of Nanticoke Council Candidate Remains On Ballot -Lupko Says Pe-2 tition Was Blank The name of Stanley "Barber" Goralski, candidate for the Republican nomination for council in Nanticoke, will appear on the the voting machines in that city at primary election, by despite the court efforts on to have charges him of fraud. Goralski's nominating petition was declared valid today in a decision handed by President Judge A. Valentine.

A hearing in the case was held last Thursday before Judge Valentine. The petition to strike off Goralski's name in the Primary Election filed with the court by Joseph Lupko of Nanticoke who charged fraud on securing names on petitions. It was contended that the name Goralski was not contained on petition when circulated for signatures and the complainant asserted that he though he was signthe petition for another man. Judge Valentine's ruling today as follows: "Now August. 9, 1943, due hearing, we find that charges of fraud contained in the objections not been sustained.

Therefore objections are dismissed and the nominating petition adjudged valid." FAMILY THEATRE Tonight Tuesday Double Feature "ISLE OF MISSING MEN" And Tim McCoy in "Lightning Carson Strikes Again" NOTE OF The family of the late JOSEPH S. SAGUN Desire to thank those who assisted in their bereavement, also those who sent flowers and donated cars. THANKSI ITISN'T WISE TO' NEGLECT YOUR EYES! When You Can Buy QUALITY GLASSES ONEASY TERMS -at no extra cost! Dr. R. B.

Gregory REG. OPTOMETRIST ofVisit Dr. Gregory's about the and ask No exfice new low price. for credit. tra charge OFFICES AT JIMMY THE Main St.

8 East News Of Local Men In Service Pvt. John Stefansky, son. of Mr. and Mrs. J.

Stefansky, 420 East Ridge street, left Knox, Ky. He will take an Army course in engineering at the New York University. Pvt. Stefansky was inducted September 4, 1942, and received his basic training at Fort Knox, Ky. Mrs.

Mary Szajnecki, 929 Hanover street, received word that her son, sergeant to staff sergeant. He is Chester, been promoted from serving Edward with M. the U. Visneski, S. Marine petty officer Corps.

has, Camp completed Perry, his advanced and is training visiting his wife and two children at 273 East Union street. He is a member of the Seabees and entered service May 19, 1943. and other cards. 333 West LOST -Wallet, containing, driver's Union St. Phone 1613-R-adv.

Laborer Injured Joseph Kozmus, 61, 1203 New Grant street, received injuries to the left arm and shoulder Saturday afternoon while at work as a laborer at Truesdale Colliery. The victime grabbed a prop to prevent falling down a pitch, suffering a strain. He was taken to Nanticoke State Hospital. Birth Born to Mr. and Mrs.

Ernest Carey, 322 Chestnut street, Saturday night, at Nanticoke State Hospital, a son. New Methodist Sexton J. H. Rolfe, South Walnut street, ha sbeen named sexton at the Methodist Church." Funeral HUTCHISON- -John, tomorrow af-1 ternoon, home, 182 Robert street, Sheatown. Services in charge of Rev.

Jack, vicar St. Andrew's Episcopal Church. Nanticoke Cemetery. WANTED-Lady to help with housework. One or two days per week.

Inquire 282 East Broad. -Adv. Visiting Relatives Miss Lorraine Brutski, 452 Han, over street, spending the week at Bridgeport Lillian visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Soisinski and aunt, Miss Lillian Sosinski. Auxiliary To Meet Nanticoke Post 350, American Legion Auxiliary, will meet tonight at 8 at the Legion Home, West Broad street.

To Conduct Services Odd Fellows of Wanamie will meet tonight at 8 at the home of departed member, John Hutchinson, 182 Robert street, Sheatown, at which time services will be conducted. Ill in New Jersey Charles Zajkowski, 48 East Grand street, received word that Richard Sampson, former resident, is ill at Hampton, N. J. REX THEATRE TONIGHT and TUESDAY "GOOD MORNING JUDGE" With Dennis 0'Keefe News--Cartoon CARD OF I The family of the late Mrs. MARY MARCINKOWSKI Wish to thank those who assisted in their bereavement, also those who sent flowers and donated cars.

THANKS PERSONAL LOANS 40 E. Main 18 -Capitol Theatre Bldg. 123 W. Broad 4508 On Your Own Signature 25 $300 SIMPLIFIED METHOD Saves time- -Saves worry Immediate Service No red tape NO CO-MAKERS REQUIRED do not notify employers, friends or relatives rdian FINANCIAL CORP. Nanticoke-Levi Bldg.

-NANTICOKE3rd ANNUAL PICNIC OUTING Wednesday August 11th SANS SOUCI PARK FREE Trolley Prizes--Rides Transportation Contests- Games Extra trolleys will leave Nanticoke on the morning of August 11th at 9:30, 10, 10:30 and 11-In the afternoon at 1:15 and must take these cars for free transportation--Trolleys will leave the park starting at 6 p. m. Ask for your FREE TICKETS at your favorite store or bank. Military Funeral Accorded To Martin Smatko A military funeral was accorded Martin Smatko, 152 West 1 Main street, Glen Lyon, with services conducted this morning from the home of his sister, Mrs. Martin Wazowicz, Kirmar avenue, Alden.

Deceased, was and a was veteran a of member the last of the Veterans. of Foreign Wars. A large number of friends and tives were in attendance at funeral services and there was a wealth of floral tokens. At St. Francis Church a requiem mass was celebrated by Rev.

Dr. Joseph Madden. Members of the local Military Police officiated at the military services. Color guard was William Hoffert, Robert Watson, Theodore Heiny, and William Epperson; firing squad, Glen Stanley Siechowski, Arthur Long, Ray Long, Adolph Post, Frank' Guffy, Wallace Kapp and Charles Malone. Pallbearers: Joseph Valdez, Roy Howell, Paul Watson, Leroy Gerak, Harry Siebert and Elmer Hochn.

Interment was in the parish etery. SALE-6-room house. All improvements. Lot 50x168. Fruit trees and berry bushes.

Bargain to quick buyer. Inquire 139 Orchard Marksman Medal Pvt. Stanley H. Sherman, 375 East Washington street, stationed at Camp Santa Anita, California, has been awarded the Marksman Medal for accuracy on the range at the West Ordnance Training Center. Returns To Camp Corp.

Irvin W. Owens, son of Mrs. Edward Owens, South Market street, has returned to Panama, after being called home due death of his father, Edward Owens. FOR SALE -Tan Pittston stove. Inquire 95 Robert Sheatownadv.

At The State "Action in the North with Humphrey Bogart in the lead role, will be shown tonight and tomorrow at the State Theatre. Other attractions are also on the Wanted To Buy Late model used car. 1938, 40, '41. From private owner. Inquire 404 Kosciusko street after 6 p.

m. -Adv. Rex Theatre Dennis O'Keefe plays the lead role in "Good Morning Judge," which will be shown tonight and tomorrow at the Rex Theatre. Timely topics are also on the program. Patient at Hospital Mrs.

Bertha eJnkins, 46 East Grand street, is a patient at Nanticoke Hospital where she underwent an operation. At The Family A double feature will be shown tonight and tomorrow at the Family Theatre when the management presents "Isle of Missing Men," and Tim McCoy in "Lightening Carson Strikes Again." Recuperating Leo Szajnecki, 929 Hanover street, is recuperating after submitting to an operation at the Mercy Hospital, Wilkes-Barre. STATE THEATRE TONIGHT and TUESDAY Humphrey Bogart in "ACTION IN THE NORTH ATLANTIC -News Reel TUESDAY ONLY! BOY'S OVERALLS $1.00 FRISCHMAN'! ARMY-NAVY STORE 36 So. Market Street "We Sell For Less" On Furlough Pvt. John Dincelewski, above, member of the Army Air Force, stationed at St.

Joseph, Missouri, is visiting his brother, Dincelewski, 22 McDonald Stanley, West Nanticoke. Eagles To Meet Nanticoke Aerie, 834, Fraternal Order of Eagles, will meet Thursday night at 7:30 at their rooms, East Main street, according to an announcement made by the secretary, Stephen Valence. John E. Thomas class of Men's Club Outing, Methodist Church will hold an outing August 20 at the homes of Ray Vivian and George F. Jones, Tilbury Terrace.

A special program is being arranged. Birth Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gorney, Niagara Falls, August son. The mother is the former Ellen DeHaven of Askam, and prior htr marriage was employed at the cafeteria at Woolworth's Store, East Main street.

Bomb Squad To Meet Nanticoke Bomb Reconnaissane will meet tomorrow night at 7:30 at the Legion Home. To Make Collection Salvation Army will make a collection of papers, magazines and rags in Wanamie on August 16. Persons are asked to have the papers ready for the collector swhen they call. The drive is being sponsored by the Block Leaders of Wanamie. Mixed League Games scheduled to be played in the Mixed League at Bavitz Recreation rooms tonight are, Army VS.

Air Corps and Navy will play the Marines at 8. Barbers Association Nanticoke Barbers Association will meet tonight at 8 at Dick Gingher's shop, South Market street. Fractures Collar Bone Louise Jayne Hughes, 16 month old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R.

Jay Hughes, 100 East Main street, suffered a fracture of the left collar bone received in a fall at her home. She is being treated by Dr. J. Harold Beckley, Returns To Camp Corp. Leonard C.

Stortz returned to Drew Field, Tampa, after spending 10 days with his mother, Mrs. Lillian Stortz, Trucksville. He is with the Army Forces. PERSONAL LOANS Miners National Bank of Nanticoke Member F. D.

I. PLEDGE YOUR LOVE WITH THIS DIAMOND DUETTE $54.50 To Year Pay BERMAN CREDIT JEWELERS 5 So. Market NANTICOKE We're ALL Going! To Nanticoke's 3rd Annual Picnic Store Closed Wednesday 1 P. M. Sharp and We're Celebrating with Sportwear Special All this week Values Main Floor and Basement See You At The Picnic- -Ask For Tickets Here THE LEADER STORE NANTICOKE W.

D. JENKINS Phone Operators Are Asked To Aid Defense Bureau The staff of District 4, Luzerne County Civilian Defense, reports that it is still handicapped by a shortage of telephonists. There are not enough responsible volunteers who can be relied upon to be on the job at the appointed time so as to be able to handle the calls at the center. when a blackout occurs. For a time, the staff felt confident that whenever, day or night, an air raid signal might come in, control center workers could be relied upon to handle the job successfully.

However, many become lax and so the staff, in checking up, has found on several occasions that the center was not properly manned. The staff would again like to ask local citizens to give a few hours of their time each week to this very necessary A few volunteers to complete several the crews would be a real help. The staff wishes to express its appreciation of the loyal crews of telephonists who are regular in their attendance and can always be relied upon. The community is indebted to them. Honor Roll Names Corrections are now being made on the honor rolls at Central Park.

Persons who wish to report errors are requested to communicate, with Miss Theresa Rasmus, the office of Mayor John Paulus. Injured In Fall John Czyicki, 94 Newport street, Sheatown, received injuries Saturday when he fell while walking along Alden Road. He was taken to Nanticoke State Hospital by Police Chief John Smereski, who happened to be driving past at the time. Following treatment, the victim was discharged. Hit-Run Driver Zigmund Maga, 188 West Ridge street, reported to police that his car was damaged last night while parked on Prospect street, when struck by a hit-run driver.

The latter also hit a through-stop sign at the corne of Prospect and Main streets, but failed to report the damage to police. The license number was secured. Assist At Funeral The following served as flower carriers Saturday at the funeral of Mrs. Mary Marcinkowski which was held from the home, rear 1023 South Market street; Irene Chapura, Anna Czech, Chester Prymowicz, Anthony Falkowski, Veronica Pekorosky, Mary Hydak, Eleanore Urban, Delphine Christine Mendreski, Edward Ludorf, Florence Wilzeski, Vicki Ziontz, Jean Kaminski, John Butchko, Eleanore Sekela and Irene Humphrey. Avoca Miss Betty Berry Phone Moosie 507-W Given Medical Discharge Cpl.

Kenneth Carlin, 20, son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Carlin, 146 Lampman street, from has received a medical discharge the U. S. Army and arrived home from the Fletcher General Hospital, Cambridge, Ohio.

He was in the service the past two years and was wounded in North Africa, receiving wounds in his right leg. Briefs Sgt. Edward Skrownski, Linden street, has been promoted to Staff Sgt. and is stationed at Palm Springs, Cal. Miss Mary McIntyre, Spring street, has returned after spending a week with relatives in Philadelphia.

Joseph Frew, Grove street, is spending his vacation in the Poconos. Michael Finnan, Hawthorne street, is vacationing in New York. JOHN A. KEARNEY SONE The family of the late MRS. PETER MURPHY Of Glen Lyon, wish to thank those who assisted in their bereavement.

Also those who sent flowers and donated cars. FUNERAL SERVICES TONITE AT 8. TRINITY'S Monday Nite Big Party 25 GAMES 25c INCLUDES TAX All Children Must Have Tickets ON YOUR LAP CARD $125 THIRD, GAME SPECIAL $125 Every Game Jackpot Game 5 Door Prizes From Your Stubs $25 15 Door Prizes From Your Specials $25 "Jake" Zanowicz, Announcer, I Newport Twp, John Repotski Phone 1659-M Selectees Depart For Army Training Wanamie, comprising the July quota, Selectees, of Local Board No: 7, left today for New Cumberland Reception center following a program held at Wanamie Hose House. Principal speaker was Peter P. Raven, chairman of the Local Board No.

7 and Legionnaire. Others on the program were: John Zastavny, Joseph Pack, Peter Forgach, John Selecky, and John Cherrie. Local selectees who left were: Sheatown, George A. Dietz, ThomWomelsdorf, Ralph Q. Delucca, Wanamie, Henry D.

Nawokkowkoski, Kis-Lyn, Bert Briggs, Stanley W. Tychinsky, Dominic E. Mangiardi, Wapwallopen, Ira Stewart, Byron B. Young, Glen Lyon, Eugene E. Zastavny, Leonard J.

Shutta, Zigmund C. Kischel, Frank J. Hmielefski, Albin C. Beleski, Joseph T. Pargach, Edward Sheakowski, Walter C.

Gorney. A quota of 65 sedectees has been set for the Local Board No. 7 Wanamie, and who will receive their final physical examination at -Barre on August 18. Birth 'Announcement A daughter was born to PFC. and Mrs.

Leonard Maslowski, Glen Lyon, recently at the Nanticoke State Hospital. The mother before marriage was the former Marie Savinski, Glen Lyon. PFC. Leonard Maslowski, is stationed with the Air Corp in Miami, Florida. Committee To Meet A meeting of all committees and representatives, who sponsoring the annual orphans' picnic on August 29 for the benefit of St.

Stanislaus Orphanage at Sheatown, will be held tonight at 7:30 in the parlors of St. Adalbert's Church. Persons desiring to assist or offer services are also asked to attend. Resume Studies Miss Dorothy Sharp, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Michael Sharp, West Main street, Wanamie, resumed her nurse training today at the Homeopathic Hospital, Wilkes-Barre after three weeks vacation. Wins Award Leo Dekutowski, West Main street, Glen Lyon, was the winner of a $25 war bond recently awarded by St. Adalbert's Church, Glen Lyon. Delinquent Tax Returns The township governments received delinquent tax returns from the county amounting to $472.53. The township board of commissioners receiving $124.98, and the township school district, $347.55.

This money represents the taxes paid by delinquent taxpayers from the township who have paid taxes during last month at the county treasurer's office. Board Meets Township board of school directors will meet tonight at 7 at the high school annex, Wanamie, in a regular monthly meeting. Briefly Mrs. Emily Frinsko, Newark, N. is visiting with Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Repotski, Glen Lyon. John Pesta and daughter of Glen Lyon are visiting relatives in North Plainfield, N. J. Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Gull, returned to Newark after visiting with Mr. and Mrs. J. Vitek, Glen Lyon.

Irene Roman, Glen Lyon, is spending sometime with relatives at Newark, N. J. Alma Yarashefski, Glen Lyon, has returned home after visiting relatives in Jersey City. Dorothy Sharp, Wanamie, returned home after visiting with Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Brutski at Lake Lackawanna, N. J. West Pittston Phone Pittston 627 Following a three-day leave spent with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George J.

Miller of Fremont street, Pvt. George Miller will go to Technicians School, Indianapolis, Ind. He was formerly stationed at Camp Pickett, Va. Miss Eleanor Grier, Wyoming avenue, is confined to her home with a fractured ankle. Mr.

and Mrs. Svend Peterson have gone to Wilmington, to reside. Richard Warner returned to Paterson, N. today after visiting his home on Wyoming avenue. Mrs.

Fred Atherhold was hostess to the women's class of St. Paul's Methodist Sunday, school at a garden party at her home on Spring street Saturday afternoon. Misses Mura and Effie Miller are spending a week at Beach Haven. Moose Lodge will hold a regular meeting this evening at 8. THE ROAD TO POST -WAR RECONSTRUCTION Guide for the Investor The market will not wait for the end of hostilities to reflect the country's transition to peace.

The Government and far-seeing business executives are planning now for a post-war world. Our ROAD TO POST RECONSTRUCTION. was written as an aid to investors who are thinking ahead and readjusting their portfolios to a peacetime economy. This booklet estimates the conversion period of different industries, and lists leading companies that will be called upon to supply the world demand for consumer and capital goods. Copies available at our office 8 North Franklin Wilkes-Barre J.

S. BACHE CO. MEMBERS NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE AND OTHER LEADING STOCK AND COMMODITY EXCHANGES Main Office-36 Wall Street, New fork City BACK THE ATTACK BUY WAR BONDS Wed In Church MRS. MICHAEL MINICOZZI Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Recine, of Damon street, West Pittston, announce the marriage of their daughter, Miss Carmella Recine, to Michael Minecozzi, of Scranton. The ceremony took place on Saturday, August 7, at the Immaculate Conception Church, West Pittston. Rev. Joseph O'Brien officiated. The attendants were Louise and Anthony Recine, sister and brother of the bride.

After wedding breakfast at H6- a trip Canada and weds York. 'tel Jermyn, the new left on They will reside in Detroit, where Mr. Minncozzi is employed as an inspector. Dupont Miss Claire Cocco, Representative 225 Ziegler Tel. Pittston 1182 Two sons of Mrs.

Josephine Slusarczyk of Front street, Dupont, are home on furlough. They did not know of each other's home visit until they met Friday night. The two are Seaman Albert Slusarczyk, who is here for 7 days, after an adventurous Atlantic convoy sea trip in which he "saw plenty of action," but concerning which he refuses to talk; and Pvt. Anthony Slusarczyk, who is stationed at the Aberdeen Proving Grand, Maryland. The two other brothers in the service, four in all, are Lieut.

John and Sgt. William Slusarczyk Slusarczyk, stationed at Berkley, stationed "somewhere in the The last named saw "real action" Pearl HUarbor, and at the time escaped with but minor wounds. Four Slusarczyk Sons In Service; Two On Furloughs John. Lello, 18, Called To Duty John Lello, age 18, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Lello, 104 Smith street, who enlisted in the U. S. Marines some months ago, has been called to duty afternoon and will leave Wednesday for Parris Island, S. C. A send-off party in his honor, at which over two score people attended, was held last night at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Shambe, Smith street. Mrs. Frank Keefe, Laid To Her Rest Mrs. Frank Keefe, 352 Grand avenue, Johnson City, N.

formerly of Moosic, died Friday at family home after a heart attack, She was the former Jule Surviving are a brother, Richard Grimes, of Moosic, and several nephews and nieces, including Mrs. John R. Jones nieces431alcnlabETAOINNUNUNUN of Moosic. The funeral was held this morning in Johnson City. Legion Delegates Joseph Motiska Post 657, American Legion, will send Joseph- Romanko as a delegate to the 25th annual State convention to be held at WilkesBarre on Thursday, Friday and Saturday.

The Ladies' Auxiliary will be represented by Mrs. Lena Roszko and Nora Poslucney. Mrs. Effie Marsh is an alternate delegate. Ameen Brothers On Furlough Two Ameen brothers, Sgt.

Edward Ameen, stationed at Camp Devens, and PFC. Robert Ameen, staSgt. Edward returned to his post here on furlough over the a week-end. tioned at Camp Swift, Texas, were yesterday afternoon, while PFC. Robert arrived on Saturday.

They were able to see each other for one day. A third brother, Pvt. James Ameen, is at Camp Belvoir, Va. Frank Cebula Hurt Frank Cebula, of 35 Center street, Dupont, is in fair condition at the Pittston Hospital today. At' noon Saturday he was caught under a fall of rock.

at the Jermyn-Green mine and sustained a possible fracture of the right leg, and possible fracture of the right shoulder and left ribs. Sgt. August Rodola, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rodola, is home on furlough.

He is stationed in Texas. Seaman Matthew Polumbo, stationed at Hancock, N. is home on furlough. word Corporal to John Wrazien has sent his mother, Mrs. Bertha Wrazien, that has arrived safely in Sicily.

Mrs. Jean Taroli, Moosic, has received word. that her son, PFC. John Taroli, has arrived safely in North Africa. to Peter Exter is visiting in Binghampton, N.

Y. PFC John Gola sends greetings from the Southwest Pacific. In a -mail letter he describes the jungle land with its bananas, oranges, and various fruits, which he will be glad to exchange for some good old Pennsylvania refreshments. PFC Peter Gacek sends greetings as from "somewhere overseas." He gets mail via. postmaster, New York, APO 4670.

Pvt. Anthony Slusarczyk sends greetings from Ordnance School Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland. Pvt. Steve Sudol writes from Camp Mackall, North Carolina. Pvt.

John J. Harris is stationed at Camp Stewart, Georgia. Hanover Twp: Earl Kohl, Phone 2-2634 Farewell Party Leonard Yankielunis, who will leave to the army on August 10, was honored at a farewell surprise party at his home, 288 Lee Park avenue, He was presented with several gifts. Guests were Mr. a and Mrs.

Wilbur Grooms, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Phillips, of New York; Mrs. Helen Miller, of Brooklyn; Mrs. Celia Stibler, Sergeant Stanley Trpba, Mr.

and Mrs. Bolek Sobocienski, Donald and Florence Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Trpbar, Mr. and Mrs.

Andrew Herman, Andrew Herman, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Surdock, John Saydock. Mr. and Mrs.

Leonard Yankielunis. To Meet Tuesday A meeting of the Honor Roll committee of Askam will be held Tuesday night at 7 oclock at the Askam Hose House. The solicitors are asked to. obtain a list of names of those entering the service since their last meeting. W.

was of the ing read have the Bazaar Will Close Wednesday Night The community bazaar and festival under auspices of the Lee Park Honor Roll Association will close Wednesday evening instead of Thursday night, Michael Yozviak, general chairman, announced last night. The contract with the concession owner called for 10 days. The concession had included Sunday, but the committee had not. Since he had other commitments, he is unable to remain an extra day. On the Luzerne Street grounds tonight, James Corbett will present a group of minstrel entertainers.

The show will go on about 10:30. Amateur Night will be held Tuesday and there be a special program for the closing Awarded Contracts Contracts for repairing the various township schoop buildings were awarded at a meeting the board. last week. These include, painting, general heating and plumbing contracts. The awards: General to Joseph Ciesla, of Buttonwood, plumbing, John L.

Turner, Nanticoke, $827; heating, Wright Brothers, Wilkes-Barre, $498; painting at the Preston School, William Davis, $585; painting of all entrances, the stadium and Askam and Breslau Schools, Joseph Ciesla, Buttonwood, $3,407.20. Briefs Billy Newman of West Germania street, Newtown, has returned after a months stay at YMCA Camp. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Heatherby, of Philadelphia, has returned home of after visiting Mrs.

Harry Heatherby Luzerne street, Lee Park. Duryea Old Forge William Zujkowski Phone Meosio 795 Sergeant Naylor Taken To Jap Camp William H. Naylor, 164 Thompson street, Pittston, brother of Sgt. Leonard Naylor, local resident, has received word that his brother has been transferred from the Phillipines to Osaka Camp, Japan. Word came from the Provost Marshall General's Sgt.

Naylor, who served at Corregidor since May, 1940 was reported by the War Department as missing in June of 1942. He enlisted on February 1940. Sgt. Naylor who is 27 years old is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Naylor. Prior to his enlistment he was employed by Naylor's Store as a 'BE PATRIOTIC Conserve Your Clothes By Keeping Them Dry Cleaned Regularly at Dumoff's, Duryea. "DIRT EATS CLOTHES" Brothers Fail To Meet Staff Sgt. John P. Zyzniewski and Staff Sgt.

Frank J. Zyzniewski, sons of the late Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Zyzniewski, in the Armed Forces for the past four years, failed to meet each other at Patterson Field, Ohio, where both were transferred from the Carribean Area and the Hawaiian Area at the same time. Staff Sgt.

Frank arrived in Patterson Field as his brother John departed for home to spend a furlough with his sister, Mrs. Sopie Swantkowski New street, before going to his new assignment at Danill Field, Ga. Sgt. Frank was stationed at Hickman Field at the time of the attack by the Japanese on' Pearl Harbor. They have two other brothers serving overseas.

They are PFC Stanley A. in the Infantry and Gunners Mate Henry C. in the United States Navy. Both are in the Pacific Area. While at home Staff Sgt.

John celebrated his 24th birthday. Wyoming John Shoemaker Phone Pittston 3055 Testimonial For Sergeant Yuch A testimonial program will be held in honor. of Sgt. Anthony Yuch, who was- wounded in action in Guadacanal. Burgess Jack Dempsey will preside at the program, which is men's sponsored by the Wyoming ServiceCoordinating Committee, will be held in the Memorial High School auditorium tonight at 8.

District Attorney Leon Schwartz will be the speaker. The committee in charge of arrangements requests the public to attend. There will be no charge of admission. A paramarine, Sgt. Yuch, who has been awarded several medals including that of the Purple.

Heart, is spending a 30-day furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Yuch, Moosic street. Besides Guadalcanal, he was service in New Caledonia, New Hebrides in the South Pacific as well as in Australia. Church Dediactes A service flag in honor of the 30 boys of the congregation in the armed forces was dedicated in the Baptist Church yesterday morning Its Service Flag.