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21. CARD OF THANKS Indiana Evening Gazette, Thursday, Sept. 20, 1 1 We wish to express our sincere More Homers WANT ADS Phone 5-5555 thanks to our many friends and neighbors for their kindness and: sympathy at the time of the death of Mrs. May Wagner. Also for the: 6-1 2 Year Term For In Jr.

Loop lovely norai tributes. me wagner t-amny 32 LOS ANGELES (AP) -r Partly 16. LEGAL NOTICES because It had power In depth. 17. MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Wife Killer UNIONTOWN, Pa.

(AP) Stephen Mlnnldc, nas been the National League was favored NOTICE Of INTEST TO CHR-TiriCATK TO CONDUCT M'S-I FURNITURE Repair and Reflnis- Used Cars 61. in both All-Star games this year. But, In the only park in which I Ins. Also chair caned. Resided- sentenced to 6-to-12 years Im 1MB poNTiAf! 1 rlr harrftnn v-S tlal and Commercial and Heir- INFSS INDFR AHSIiJlRIl OR FICTITIOI'S NAME.

Nollco Is hereby jrivon that tbera-will be filed In thn Office of the Secretary of the Commonwealth of: both leagues have played regular at Pytma Ph rivmar I looms. Indiana Armstrong Asao- prisonment after pleading guilty 5749 wn elation for the Blind. Free estl- ana in tne urnre of. ly tms season, the American League holds a decisive edge in home nin hitting. matefl.

1905 rv. Phiia. wSMMU.itne jroinonowry or maiana county. ana com as 1SR2 to a general charge of murder In the shotgun killing of his wife. Fayette County Judge Eustace Bane, after hearing testimony rertlflrate of registration tinier the nrnvlnlnnn nf the Aet of n.

In 75 National League games WASHING MACHINE Or dryerlthe Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, 1960 CHEVROLET 2 dr. Bis-cayne, 6 radio, heater, "real sharp." I960 Falcon 2 radio, heater, "just like new." played by the Dodgers In their new stadium, there have been 81 homers. broken down? Short of time or ap.pri Wednesday, decreed Minnick guilty of voluntary manslaughter and pronounced sentence. faced with bad weather? Use the interested In said" business roomy, convenient, unauenaea, are In 73 American League games K. L.

Benre Dr. Rudolph Medlen, a Union- played by the Angels In the same coin operated Dutch Maid Laundry, North Plaza Shopping Center. 1957 Chevrolet 4 210, 6 aut. trans. "A cream- 81 Frnnltlln Street Clymer.

Pennsylvania. park, there have been 87 homers town physician, testified that Minnick, a sufferer from chronic 2. The nnmc. etvle. or iteslirnntton a half dozen more than the Na- puff." Paul's Used Cars, Clymer, asthma, has only six to eight under whlrh Raid business is being or will be carried on or conducted, ami the location of Ita principal place1 of business are: tlonal Leaguers have hit in two WANTED RIDER to share ex-! years to live.

phone 254-2700. 33x penses and driving to California. more games. Moreover, latest weekly statis The state charged that Mlnnlck, Ph. 463-3488.

33 Used Truck! 5m. ITlymer iuayme: fc u. E. store 85 Franklin Street Clymer, Pennsylvania. Tomb St Tomb, Solicitors Indiana.

Pennsylvania. tics show that, in all parks, Na an unemployed coal miner, killed his wife, Mary, 49, last June In TWO-LICK Valley Gun Col. 1946 CHEVE. TRUCK. Walton Hen.

lectors. P. O. Box 1, the garden of their home at West tional Leaguers had hit 1,298 homers this year while American Kbtl ry. Homer City, R.D.

2, just off Leisenring. Minnick said she had too more. Indiana, Pa. Fall Gun Show and Display at Rustic Lodge, coral Auitman Koaa. nagged him about his unemploy Tomb at Tomb, Attorneys rUTTKRS TESTAMENTARY Tetters Testamentary on the 12s, ment.

late of HAZEL 8. GUTHRIE, late of 1956 FORD, plate, dump; 1952 Ford, plate, dump. 1949 Inter Kt. 286, one mile south ot Indiana. Starting Friday, Sept.

21 at 6:00 P. M. All the Borough of Indiana, deceasen, having been granted the undersigned, those having claims against said es national, plate, dump. W. C.

El-1 gin, 2 miles north on 119. 32xE OLDTIMERS A pair ot oldtlmers were among the early arrivals Wednesday for the National Legislative Conference opening. On the left Is J. A. Book, secretary of the California Senate for 50 years and president of the American Association of Legislative Officers.

He was joined by Harvey R. Pease, nearing the 30-year mark as clerk of the Maine House of Representatives. (AP Wirephoto) Gets Okay To Visit Son In Red China tate are requested to present Ihom jduly authenticated for settlement, and those knowing themselves to be Deaths MOSCOW (AP) Nikolai Pogo Sept. 22, 8:00 A. to 10:00 P.

M. All day Sept. 23, 8:00 A. M. to 6:00 1951 DUMP TRUCK G.M.C.

Y-plate, $400. 1955 Studcbaker President S225. Ph. 254-4114. 33xA indebted are requeaiea to in prompt payment P.

M. Public welcome Won waiincs J. uuimm Savings and Trust Bufldinr InHlans. Pennsvlvanla. members invited to display.

Eagles Cut 5n. Mobile Homes din, 62, prominent Soviet playwright, died Wednesday of an abdominal hemorrhage. Pogodin's plays usually centered around po 18-S0-27X Awards for the Top Civil YONKERS, N.Y. (AP) Ruth Redmond received permission FOR THE newest in Mobile Homes Don Jonas 100th Anniversary displays. 33x Dodger Ace No Longer A-'Bully" ABC, Paramount, Penthouse.

litical and sociological themes. weanesoay to visit her son. Im District Hospital Register prisoned in Red China since the Troian, Rembrandt, Victor, Star, Belvedere, Scotty and HiLo. ATTENTION FARMERS! Seed PHILADELPHIA (AP) Coach Korean War. Stake's Mobile Homes.

Old Rt. 119, wheat cleaned and treated at Nick Skorich of the Philadelphia The son, Hugh F. Redmond Jr. DAYTON, Ohio (AP) Dr. R.

Beth, 43, dean of the University of Dayton School of Business Administration, died Wednesday, apparently of a heart attack. Homer City, Pa. Ph. 479-2939. 49x Fall For An Idea An Idea For Fall Walls-Hill your barn.

Reed Alexander, 201 43, a businessman, is one of four Eagles says he's thinking of put South Main Street, Puiutsutawney. 29 FT. ALUMINUM, all modern, American prisoners In a Shanghai By DAVE O'HARA Associated Press Sports Writer ting nowara Keys somewhere inj the offensive line against the New1 Ph. 938-6596. 40 tandem.

Good condition 5BMl.uu, jail. He is serving a life sentence INDIANA HOSPITAL Births for September 19, 1962 Mr. and Mrs. William Mason, R. He also taught at Tuiane and tne University of North Dakota.

York Giants in their National on charges of espionage. Barnhart Texaco Station, 7 miles; weat of Kittanning, Rt. 422. 33 HAL BUGGEY, Agent, represent MILWAUKEE (AP) Los An Football League game here Sun-! Mrs. Kedmond, 64.

arranged to WASHINGTON (AP) Dr. John ing Mutual ot umana, a station Indiana, Pa. Ph. 463-0356. geles ace Don Drysdale credits an improved overhand delivery for D.

1, Penn Run, Girl; Mr. and day. 28 FT. TRAILER, sleeps four, hot 39x leave New York by plane Oct. 13 and hopes to arrive on Communist Chinese soil Oct.

16. She last saw Speaking Tuesday before the Mrs. Rowland Levesque, Joseph Real Estate helping him to become the major league's biggest winner, but Lelghton Stuart, 82, United States post-war ambassador to China, died Wednesday after a long ill ness. The Presbyterian minister water, Shower. Good condition.

Located at First Fork, Cameron Co. Ph. 726-5514. 33xM ine, Girl; Mr. and Mrs.

Blair Pe- RIDE FROM Kittanning to Indi-ana every Wednesday evening, her son in 1958. Sportswriters Football Club. Skorich expressed dissatisfaction with' the work of his offensive guards Milwaukee Manager Birdie Teb- terman, Elderton, Boy. Mr. and Mrs.

Gerald Payson, Word of the decision to allow has an idea you may fall for by a teacher. Will pay. Ph. 465-8598. 33 MOBILE HOME 10 51.

bedrooms, furnished. Ph. 4654173. was named ambassador to China in 1946. After the Communists betts has another opinion.

"He stopped being a Mrs. Redmond to make another one ot the following homes. R.D. 1, Indiana, Boy; Mr. and Mrs.

William Lawson, Box 46. last Sunday when the Eagles net-! ted only 28 yards on the ground: trip came through tbe American 35xF iTebbetts said after Drysdale 18. PERSONAL Black Lick, Girl; Mr. and Mrs. Red Cross.

In a 27-21 loss to St. Louis. Church Avenue: Lovely brick took over the mainland, he served as ambassador to Nationalist China until 1952. 6. WANTED TO BUY snapped Los Angeles' three-game losing streak by blanking the I Arthur Lewis, R.D.

3, Indiana, Also imprisoned by Red China ranch dwelling complete with fin Rookie Pete Case and John Wit-I ALCOHOLICS Anwnymnai tf ir ie Boy. are John T. Downey of New Brit ished basement; game room, laun tenbom were the starting guards. Braves 4-0 for his 25th victory mere la drinking problem, 6c. Farm Products ain, and Richard Fecteau dry, garage, plus basement bed Wednesday.

Keys, an oiiensive center, also write Box 412, Indiana, Pa. No Admissions for September 19 Mrs. Gladys Payson, R.D. 1, In of Lynn. Army civilian em room or office.

Gas furnace, city can play guard or tackle. dues, feea or Obligations. til "I have no feelings about losing diana; Edward Bocz, Lucerne- WANTED BALED hay and straw. Ph. FL 4-2351.

33 water, wall to wall carpet in living ployes imprisoned in Peiping on Meanwhile, the Eagles acquired game like this," Tebbetts said 19. REPAIR SERVICE espionage charges. Downey room and dining area. Plastic tile halfback Merrill Douglas and de aner urysaaie's live-nit, nine- mines; Mark Daskivich, Lucerne-mines; Denise Tate, 54 Morris Clymer. serving a life term and Fecteau ot.

Livestock Poultry stnkeout effort. "He was great, REFRIGERATION All makes, tensive tackle Joe Lewis, both five year veterans, as free agents! bath. Immediate possession. East Water Street. 11 Room In-come property.

Corner location. a 20-year-sentence. Last Christmas was their 10th In jail. home and commercial. Courte-1 William T.

Brown, 625 Ben just great. He's a completely different type of pitcher out there. to replace rookies Don Jonas of ous service. W. T.

Parker, 1248 WANTED ALL kinds of live-stock. Em I) Abel, Shelocta, R.D. 3 Ph. 726-5167. ttx Franklin Road Indiana; Mrs.

Roman Catholic Bishop James Gas hot water furnace. Can easily Penn State and Jim Beaver of "He used to be a bully. Mavbe Washington St. Ph. 463-8858.

44 Magdalena Kukula. R.D. 1, Blairs- be a Ten Percenter. E. Walsh of Cumberland, was sentenced to 20 years impris Florida who were released.

Doug yille; Mrs. Mary Jane Muller, 109! EXPERT TV Repair, any make. W.iNTED LIVESTOCK of all No. Second Street: Built 1945. 9 he found out be couldn't bull his way through out there, I don't know.

But suddenly he's become las was cut earlier by the Cleve onment four years ago. He is past Day and evening calls, red's -Is. D. W. Patterson.

Indiana, Water Indiana; Mrs. Elizabeth Sacco, 110 Greenville Road, Homer land Browns and Lewis by Balti TV. Ph. 465-2541. tfx 70.

Fa. Ph. 463-8971 or 463-7704. tlx Room frame dwelling in very good condition. Full bath plus basement shower, commode, and lavatory.

heck of a pitcher. Now he's more. City. Mrs. Redmond went to Red China CONCRETE STEPS, working at his trade instead of 6h.

Miscellaneous sidewalks, Free esti- driveways, patios. Miss Mary M. Steffey, R.D. 2, Indiana; Mrs. Cathryn Fleming, in January, 1958, with two other mothers, Jessie Fecteau and Mary Hardwood floors.

3 Car basement garage. A real good buy at $14,000. getting mad at something or someone." tfx mates. Ph. 463-0108.

WANTED Ginseng, Goldenseal. Norstad In Athens ATHENS. Greece (AP) U.S. Hcilwood; James Sweeney, R.D. 2, Downey and William Downey, an Drysdale, a towering right HAROLD'S RADIO TV Day Indiana.

Almost 4 acres of land along Warren Road. Lot possibilities. other son. They were the first Top price. John Dean, located 5 miles north of Freeport, RU 356.

Box 39, R.D. 2, Sarver, PA. 38 ana evening, bales and service. Wilfred Shields. R.D.

Puiutsu Americans to enter Red China nanaer wno nad not won more than 17 games in any season since Ph. 465-7759. Rt. 288 West. 32 One story cement block dwelling! built 1958.

Basement garage. Gas' iwith U.S. State Department per Gen. Lons Norstad, retiring NATO commander in Europe, arrived today for a one-day visit on joining the Dodgers in 1956, was tawney; Clark D. Peddicord, R.D.

3, Shelocta; Michael George Armstrong, Box 272, Ernest. mission since the Korean War. PROMPT HOME TV repair. Serv- WANTED COAL heating stove suitable for 4 rooms. Ph.

465- noted until this year for his fiery Over a period of several weeks hot water furnace with baseboard heating. 5 Rooms and bath, well farewell tour of Atlantic alli ice $2.95. Frank's TV, 478 Phila. 7434. 33x iSt.

Ph. 463-8237 evenings 463-8395. in China, Mrs. Redmond paid sev temper and hit batsmen. However, he often has denied throw ance nations.

He goes to Turkey insulated. Discharges for September 19 Mrs. Nellie Fleming, R.D. 1, en visits to her son. Friday.

WANTED 1957 or 1958 Buick ing intentionally at batters. 6 acres of land along Five Points' Marion Center; Mrs. Pauline Bug- eneine. complete. Ph.

463-8194. 'WASHER AND Dryer repairs. Al The 26-year-old right-hander let iRoad from Curry Run Church. 5 34 so piumDing service, fb. 465- gey, 220 E.

Pike Indiana: Mrs. Annie Cadwallader, R.D. 3, Room frame dwelling with gas hot one ball get away from him in the Milwaukee wlndup and pinked 6212. 34 WANTED 2 BICYCLES. 26' air heat.

Modern kitchen. Good Blairsville; Mike Batik, Sr. R.D. 1, Box 253, Saltsburg. Dennis Menke with two out in the water.

2 Car garage. $5,500.00. English make. Ph. 465-8604, ask for Tom.

32xB J. E. STRITTMATTER expert fifth. It was only the ninth batter There has been a reduction in lock. kev.

Speedometer service. Connie Lee Stlvison. 250 Wvliel pedwin scoot boot Drysdale has hit in 290 2-3 innings the price of the dwelling with Homer City; Mrs. Louise. Ov-, New location, 413 Phila.

St. Ph. I 463-9925. tfx WANTED YOUNG minister desires used religious books. Do this year.

rooms and bath, basement garage erdorff. R.D. 4, Indiana; Mrs. Ruth Lassick, 628 N. 5th.

In nated or will buy. Call 726-5289. 32 located along Rt. 422 East. 353 diana; Mrs.

Ethel Cute, Box 213, FUEL OIL Furnace experts. Call McNaughton Oil. 465-5613. Also Sinclair Fuel Oil, budget planned. League Leaders LANDSCAPING tree trimming, frontage.

Gas heat. Drilled well. Immediate possession. Youngwood. removal.

Concrete, stone and 4Zxc Want an excellent home that is By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS flagstone masonry. Odd jobs. Wil-mer Patterson. Ph. 463-8334 oi Mrs.

Florence Shearer, 33 Homer City; Mrs. Sally 22. MEMORIAL priced right? We have it Meadow, wood Road. Built 1959. Only rea National League 465-7450.

T.F.S. tfx Mcoowan, 125 Cedar Blairs Batting (based on 375 or more ville; Mrs. Jo-Ann Ciawson, 501 In lovine memory of our Mother at bats) Robinson. Cincinnati, WANTED SMALL upright piano Ph. 479-8466 after 5 p.m.

37xL Walnut Box 62, Saltsburg; Here It Is the hottest new shoe idea since lacesl 'The Scoot Boot goes anywhere, anytime. In style! Feels good while it's going, too, because elasticlzetJ side panels give you inug, ankle-hugging fit. You're gonna' see a lot of the Scoot Boot. See it on you soon. Mrs.

Cora B. Shaffer, who passed: son lor selling is owner is transferred. Six room brick dwelling and It is complete. Gas heat. City water.

Attached garage. Lot 105 343; T. Davis, Los Angeles, .339. Mrs. Josephine Pekala, 30 Walcott away one year ago September 19, Runs Robinson, Cincinnati, Clymer.

Real Estate 6k. 130; Wills, Los Angeles, 121. Thomos Harper, 1145 Grant 160. Runs batted in T. Davis, Los WANTED 5 or 6 room house in Indiana; Mrs.

Patricia Jack, R.D. Her II le is a beautiful memory. Her absence a silent grief As she sleeps in God's beautiful East Oak Street: Four bed room Angeles. 143; Robinson, Cincinna Indiana or within 10 mile radius. Write Box M-59.

care of Gazette. 2, Box 240. Homer City; Mrs. Patricia A. Smicklo, R.D.

1, Box 37, ti, 132. garden home with 2 car garage. Gas heat. Immediate possession. Frame, stucco and in very good condition.

30-32 In sunshine of perfect peace. Hits T. Davis, Los Angeles. Homer City: Todd Rankin, Shel 2D9; Robinson, Cincinnati, 200. octa.

aaaiy missea Dy tier sons and Daughters 32xB AUCTION Doubles Robinson, Cincinna Robert Wagner, 14 Lee Cly One story frame dwelling with ibasement garage. Rt. 119 North, near Home, Pa. All rooms are spa ti, 49; Mays, San Francisco, 34. mer; Thomas J.

Lawson, R.D. 1, 16. LEGAL NOTICES COOKPORT AUCTION. Every Fri Triples W. Davis, Los Ange Box 140 Blairsville; Mrs.

Don- cious. Lots of cupboards and closet day 7:30 p.m. New and used1 merchandise, meat, produce and: les, Calllson, Philadelphia, and na Black, R.D. 3, Shelocta; Earl General Elrcllon Novembar S. lW2sPace- bedrooms.

PatlO. Price Virdon, Pittsburgh, 10. Anderson, Ernest. aeaiea oiaa tor printing, bind. Right door prizes.

Everybody welcome. Harrv Karlinsev. Auctioneer. Home runs Mays, San Fran lag and delivering of the official. Can be bought at Sacrifice Price: sui-timeii, iuiu ausemee nauou speclrr 31; 32, 37, 38x their Cisco, 45; H.

Aaron, Milwaukee, KITTANNING owelli.8 with 8 room, and m. Indiana Mr. and Mrs. Jim Connell, Rur 9. PUBLIC SALE bath, new oil furnace, VA Stolen bases Wills, Los Ange until Friday, September 18.

1S62. at 10:00 a.m.. at which time thev will of land. Shelocta, R.D. Other les.

94: w. uavis, Los Angeles, 31. PUBLIC SALE Friday official, balaots can 11 fi-m at tbn Districts Official Pithing (based on 15 or more decisions) Purkey. Cincinnati. al Valley R.D.

1, son, Sept. 19 LATROBE Admitted Joseph Jasperik, Blairsville Mrs. Jane Murphy, Blairsville Charles G. Plowman, Torrance buildings: shop, chicken house, brooder house. Site for pond.

Also I available 4 room frame dwelling with bath, good coal furnace and 22-5: Drysdale, Los Angeles, 25-7. ut u. uisiricta it1 umciai Keserve North Main Homer City, nextl sxia a.i Strikeouts Drysdale, Los Ange 77 Districts 20 Specimen Reserve to railroad. 2 pc. living room 1 acre of land.

Well, garage. Can 7, oo les, 218; Koufax, Los Angeles, 209. suite. TV. bookcase, antique sec.

77 Diet rlcta Candidates Specimens be bought as a unit or seperately Mrs. Blanche Harper. Black an ea. axia 3.XQO 77 Dlatrlcta 10r. Official Absentee at a Low Low Price.

rotary, rugs, sewing machine, cedar chest, steel clothes press, dressers, china closet, washing American League Lick 'Llli SX1Z 3,850 Parkwood Road. VA acres of Batting (based on 375 or more Paul McKelvey, Blairsville R. Discharged 77 Districts Judge of Electloan Copy 9x12 77 Districts Two Official Bound machine, gas range, tables and 77 at bats) Runnels, Boston, land, dwelling and gas station with grocery business. 7 room dwelling chairs, refrigerator, cookine ware. Robinson, Chicago, .313.

David Nicholson, Blairsville R. 3 Books 8x12 144 The above Quantities do not tn- and other items. All must be sold in good condition. Furnace, bath. Runs Pearson, Los Angeles.

Mrs. Dolores Thompson and SUPEIl to settle estate. Pete Stewart. Auc septic, 2 story garage. Stock and cjune tne tuft, reserve specimen ballots for the County Board of Elec 110; Siebern.

Kansas City, 106. baby boy, Torrance tioneer, Armagh, Pa. Ph. Seward 446-7571. 28, 29, 31.

32x tions. Runs batted in Killebrew, Min equipment included. BUY NOW, WHILE THE PRICE IS LOW. nesota, 113; Siebern, Kansas City, PUNXSUTAWNEY Birth Specimen ballots shall be printed upon pink paper without facsimile signatures ot Commissioners sntl shall bo perforated and numbered BUILDING LOT. I a I 110.

LOST II. tract. 112 180. Nice view, city Hits Richardson, New York. Mr.

and Mrs. Wilbur Graham, tne same aa official ballots. water, near school. Spec men ba ots for ect un use ,201: l.umpe, Kansas City, 189. MALE DALMATIAN dog, 2 bare1 spots on right side.

Short's Home R.D. 1, son, Sept. 18 Discharged not to DC nounu. ins reserve speci W. Phila.

Street: Three story Doubles Robinson, Chicago, 42: Hatchery, Ph. 465-4191. 33xS Yastrzemski, Boston, 40. Mrs. Norman B.

Pearce, Rossi- frame two apartment dwelling in excellent condition. Hardwood mens nut to be bound. Candidate of each district to fiutened with one Htaple In the uii ier left corner. Official ballots to b. ter R.D.

1 Triples Cimoll, Kansas City, FOUND 12. iiouna in dooms oi imy. in aaaition 15; Clinton, Boston, 10. Harry R. Hawk, Smicksburg R.l Robert Dempsey, Rossiter snsn rurnlsn two bounri Home runs Killebrew, Minne SMALL CAT, white with yellow floors, new wiring, new plumbing, 2 modern kitchens and baths.

Immediate possession. May be used as large one family dwelling. Located for income possibilities. honks oonsietlna- of one sncclmen bal sota, 42: Cash, Detroit, 38 Mrs. Emery Vadaszy and baby lot of each district.

The stub of the! Stolen bases Aparicio, Chi- girl, Kossiter K.D. 1 7 official ballot shsil be consecutively markings. Wearing red collar with bell. Ph. 465-6106 after 10:00 p.m.

Wednesday; anytime Thurs- day, Friday or Saturday. 34 as seen In SPORTS ILLUSTRATED cago. 29; Hinion, Washington, 26 numDerea. i ne numuer wnicn sp-Hears on the stub shall also be nrint. Six room dwelling with garage.

Pitching (based on 15 or more pa on tne riant nana corner oi me back of the ballot, separated from! Immediate possession. Less than decisions) Bunning, Detroit, 18-8; HALF GROWN black and white High Speed Rail Line Pacts Given mo rfrtuainurr 01 me oauot oy a.u.auv.uu. Donovan, Cleveland, 20-9. kitten strayed to 524 Chestnut diasonal perforated line. ais- nn Paint your walls with year-round loveliness! Super Kern -Tone is easy to afford, easy to use, easy to live with! Come in today and see our delightful choice of colons.

Michigan Peat Moss 100 lb. bag trirt shall bealii with No. 1. I nrmiNU ntw BKllli KAHtil Strikeouts Pascual, Minnesota, St. Owner call 463-0097.

Absentee bntlots shell bo printed DWELLING t. 119 NORTH. lint- lie oiue papi Him sijsii nui uc num PHILADELPHIA (AP) Newi 15. INSTRUCTION bered nor nounu. sou liiisil neve pedwin York and Harrisburg, firms! have been awarded a J135.000 con- DaCl UTV Jue 1 printed on the bars inersof, in addition to any other matter now required by law.

tlie words "Official Absentee Ballot." HIGH SCHOOL, Engineering, tech-niciAx and many other courses tract to plan construction of theL a Oflirlat and specimen ballots for from International Correspondence! Delaware River Port Authority's, relDinq high speed rail line to South Jer- 3 OPEN EVERY FRIDAY UNTIL 9 M. cl'-ctlon boards snail be wrapped si-uled, labeled by districts. Th. sui blrl.l.-r shall be le- Schools. Call or writs L.

H. Bennett Box 101. Homer City. Pa. sey.

Awarded the contract Wed- TOKYO (AP)-Red China said UKi-gcl-l-i-H ouiri'ti to coiJU'iy with the provisions tfx nesduy were Frederic R. Harris, today the Peiping area is suffer-Inc. New York, and Gannett, ing its longest dry spell in 40 OI bi't-tion 1NU or Ttle rounly code. All urhiiul and specimen bellots shall he delivered to the office of the OPKN FRIDAY UNTIL 9 P. M.

17. MISCELLANEOUS Flemming, Corddry and Carpen years. County Commissioners on Friday, ter, Harrisburg. Preliminary NflTARV PI1RT lr ritta and 1 a aiOctober 19. 1962 at 12 00 noon.

imui aki rubLH. title ana i Tne rMrmt the to Radio Peiping said rain has been scanty since July in the region of the Chinese Communist planning Is expected to take eight service, ran servivw, yHuui Peterson ject any or an bias. 1.VDD Bnieias. i.niei t-iera months with actual construction1 James Kring. 8211 Stansard 20-27-4X tfx 465-8955.

There are 44.647 miles of railway capital. During August, it said, Hardware in Alabama as compared with 2, Turkey is a major producer of starting next year. The $55 million rail line will connect Philadelphia, Camden and other South Jersey FRY UPHOLSTERING. 204 S. 14th only 1 10 Inches of rain fell, less than one-fifth of the average of chromium, essential in arms 152 miles in Arizona which coa- Indiana, Pa.

Pb. 465-8146. 6U Phila. Street Indiana, Pa. 1060 Phila.

St. Itains mora area. pouts. Irecent years. tfx manuf acturing..