Tyrone Daily Herald from Tyrone, Pennsylvania • Page 6

(S THE TYRONE DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, JUNE 8, 1959 VDUU THE WANTADS! Classified Advertising PHONE: Tyrone MU 4-2100 Bcllwood SH 2-8404 Rate Per 7-Polnt Line Per Day One Insertion 14o Two consecutive Insertions 12c Three consecutive insertions lOc Four consecutive insertions 9o 5 or more coasccutive Insertions 8c Minimum credit charge $1.00 All Insertions not consecutive, arc charged at single time rate. All Transient Advertising is payable; in advance. Classified Advertising Is set in 7 point type; bold face line counts as two lines, count five average words to the line. Blind or key ads which provide that answers be left at the Herald Office to be called for or forwarded, Z5c additional. Classified Ads receive prior to 8:00 A.M.

will be carried on Classified Page for that day. Those received after 8:00 A.M. and prior to 11:00 A.M. will be carried under Late Classified for that day and on Classified Page for succeeding days. Rates subject to change at any time FOR SAll 24" boys' bicycle, good condition, 18.

Call MU 4-0730. SALLY'S SALLIES INTERNAL REVENUE W9. Kin)! Fratiirts SymlkJfr, WorM rights "So you're only claiming exemptions on your two working Strawberries WATTS FARM Opening tomorrow, 10 A.M. Between Tyrone Altoona All kinds of vegetable plants, 10 cents doz. 2115 Lincoln Ave.

PIZZA PIES THE HUB M17U STRUCTURAL BTEEL ANGLES CHANNELS PIPE REINFORCING RODS HODES BROS. Dial MU 4-0870 9 week old pullets. Duane Branstetter, R.D. 4, Tyrone. 4t2, 8t2 FOR SALt HOT DOGS THE HUB M17tf Batteries Portable Radios TYRONE APPLIANCE CENTER 912 Penna.

Tyrone M5tf WANTED TO BUY Water sink, MU 4-4966. 813 Trombone, reasonable. MU 4-0149. 413 RADIO A TV SERVICE LAIRD'S Radio TV Service Evening, Warriors Murk, EV 8-7305. 26 inch bicycle in good con-, dition, $15.00.

Phone MU 4-2045. Easy spinner washer, overhauled. $55. Phone MU 4-0348. Potted plants lOc piece, pepper plants 100 for $1.00.

2119 Lincoln Avenue. Full-blooded beagle hunting dog, 2 months old. 1459 North Ave. Locust posts, tomato stakes, lumber and slabwood. MU 4-0177.

Arthur Reese, SWAYNE'S RADIO TV ZENITH RADIO TV SALES ANY RADIO OR TV REPAIRED 815 W. 15th ST. MU 4-3051 A18tf RCA O.E. TELEVISION? Radio Si TV Repairs WILLIAMS APPLIANCE. 1118 Penna.

MU 4-3953 F10U (r Harpster'a TV ft Electronic Service 1328 Penna. 4-3231 Oot NOTICE Anyone knowing the whereabouts of Grace Shenefelt, onetime resident of Tyrone, is urgently requested to write to: Mrs. John M. Lewin 743P Cozycroft Canoga Park, Calif. 4t6 BUSINESS SERVICES Agent for Charter Bus Service, Blue and White, and Fullington Bus Lines.

For local or long dis tance service. Contact Ready Taxi MU 4-0140. 29eod tf Television In Inspection Station-Wheel Balancing OrVLER'S EBSO STATION M6tf CUSTOM KITCHENS Remodeling Oen. NO DOWN PAYMENT YOUNG CABINET SHOP N. BELLWOOD Phone SH 3-8241 J2tr MONUMENTS AND MAHKERs" MU Tearing Alt' REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ANNOUNCEMENTS Gas range.

$25.00, also large lot 3rd Street extension. Phone MU 40305. 4t9 HOGIES THE HUB The June meeting of the Gertrude Black Sunday School Class of the First Methodist Church will be held at the home of Marty Ream, Hillcrest, Tuesday evening, June 9. at 8 P.M. Tuesday at 6:15 P.M., Columbia Avenue Methodist Men's meeting 4 room cottage on Raystown near Fink Bridge, lot 100 150, furnished, including boat and motor, electric lights and bottled gas right of way to water front an well water, MU 4-0730.

8M By WILLIAM EWALD NEW YORK teeth show sometimes called the NBC-TV summer Chevy Sunday night with all of its incisors, bicuspids, canines and molars Ordinarily, teeth' serve as instruments for the prehension and mastication of food, but on television they have an additional function: They are "proof of niceness. Furthermore, headlight- whiteness counts. It can be stated as a general rule that a TV performer who shows 32 teeth is twice as nice as one who only shows 16. The summer Chevy Show is a blinding essay in enamel. Janet Blair and John Raitt are Its hosts and they, of course, are both equipped with magnificent dental apparatus.

Movie Musical Manner Miss Blair dramatizes each of her songs In that peculiarly embarrassing manner of the 193040's movie musical heroine and Raitt approaches each number with the stiffness of a Buckingham guard on palace duty. But it doesn't keep that smile going. The content of material 'doesn't even matter. Sunday night, ior example, Raitt sang "The Battle of New Orleans" while four wtH- ly inappropriate chorus girls smiled four wildly inappropriate smiles while Raitt beamed one wildly inappropriate grin back. Gucste, of course, are booked into the summer Chevy Show on the strength of their teeth first and product second.

Dorothy Kirsten, a charming refugee from opera who can't sing a pop tune worth a darn, was mustered in Sunday night and grinned her way through. Everybody All Smiles Joe Bushkin, a pianist who is capable of fairly subtle jazz but who prefers to grind out cocktail piano kitsch on TV. was all smile Sunday night. So were three sublimely toothed singers, the Kim Sisters. And as final proof there is no greater key to the whole business than Burr Tillstrom's Kukla and Ollie puppets.

Ordinarily Kukla plays a fairly major part in each Tillstrom dialog. But not on Sunday night's summer Chevy Show where it was all Ollie the dragon. I can credit Ollie's preponderant role to only one has the great big gorgeous tooth going for him. 9 room house, 5 bedrooms, jus out of boro of Osceola Mills, lo taxes, acres of ground, high ele vation, gorgeous mountain seen ery, always a refreshing breeze summer. Price reduced to settl M17ti will be held at Reservoir Park, at estate.

Worth investigating, table No. 3. Please bring your own table service. Let us supply your PARTY ENTERTAINMENT NEEDS All flavors soft drinks and mixes by the case or carton. Also party Prices Call MU 4-3781 for borne delivery Racasl Bev.

160 W. 14th St. 13tf TAKE SOME HOMJS Spaghetti Sauce id n-jat balls, uncooked breaded seafood. THE VILLA M16tf Gibboney's 4-0357 12t( Special meeting of the Snyder Township Supervisors, June 9, at 8 P.M., at the Oak Ridge School. FREE COLOR ENLARGEMENT With Each Roll Developed TYRONE NEWS AGENCY M7tf FEMALE HELP WANTED Ambitious ladies: If you can spend 12 hours of your time from your home, you can earn $20.

Ideal spare time work. Call WI 4-2025. 513, 1613, 2Gt3 good buy for one retired or abou to retire. Robert L. Estep 614 Kate Street Osceola Mills, Pa.

8t3 Modern 6 room house, modcrfl conveniences, excellent location Call MU 4-2523 for appointment. 816 7 room house, 1413 Logan Ave All ventian blinds included. Apply 1415 Logan Ave or call MU 4-3742. 5t8 room brick rest dence, bath, finished third floor, is and coal furnaces, hardwooc throughout, sunporch, fireplace 100'xl20' lot, two car garage cement basement. Dial SH 2-8389 4t6' Regular Meeting World War 1 Veterans June 9 8 p.m.

V.F.W. HOME ALL VETERANS OF WORLD WAR I ARE INVITED TO ATTEND Cottage, 5 rooms, bath, Creek. Phone MU 4-0611. Spruce 217 Lot at 1251 Cameron Ave. Phone MU 4-1252.

lOtf FOR RENT 2nd floor apartment, 3 rooms and bath, suitable for adults only. Api ply in person, 1013 Cameron Ave. E. P. ISENBERG Commander This Space Courtesy of ROTHERT'S 4-room first floor 1008 Lincoln Avenue.

See Paul Bea at Rea Dericks. 813 First floor apartment, 6 rooms and bath. Heat and hot water furnished. Inquire at 1021 Bald Eagle 315 Apts. Wm.

aarr Ina. Agency, MU 4-2033. OlBtf If you don't have the money to buy tho.se better cattle that you want, why not breed thom from your own herd. W.P.A.B.C.'s bulls will do the Job at only $5.00 per service. Call Tyrone ABC, MU 40651, between 8 and 10 A.M.

J6t6 WANTED Will take unwanted dogs and Blair A. Walk, MU 42418. 416 Short Shots: The premiere episode of CBS-TV's Saturday night cops-and-robbers show, Brenner, was a little muddy and chaotic, but the show has a kind of rugged honesty about its writing and playing that bodes well for its future. It's a show worth a look-in. NBC-TV's Perry Como closed dowii his season Saturday night with a charming show that, for a change, came over as genuinely casual.

It was dirty pool though to bill Teresa Brewer, Tony Bennett and The Four Lads as guests and then bring them on only for a walk-on in the closing minute. TELEVISION PROGRAMS WFBG-TV I Time and Kangaroo tha Air Godfrey Love Lucy Dollar Stooges Farm, Home Garden Bingo the World Turns Day in Court for Tomorrow Light the Clock Do You Trust Moose Club Playhouse with H. Bretb Report Edwards That Thomas Knows Best of Firestone Southern Stivers Lineup Best Movies for the Day 9 Time and Views Kangaroo of (he Air Godfrey Love Lucy Dollar Stooges Home Garden Bingo the World Turns ID Court for Tomorrow Light the Clock Do You Trust Disney Adv. Time Playhouse with Breth Report Edwards Winchell File Karp Rifleman Skeltou Best Movies for the Day WJAC-TV The Channel Swim: Some of the properties Art Carney is considering for his series of NBC-TV specials next' fall include "Man in the Dog Suit," "Our Town," "Phoenix '55" and a "New Faces" revue. NBC-TV's Jack Paar will cut his shows to four nights a week beginning July Friday nights NBC-TV will offer highlights from past Paar programs or a show with a guest emcee.

Victor Borge, who has two years to go in his contract with an automaker, may wind up doing his special show on NBC-TV instead of CBS-TV next automaker is currently negotiating with NBC-TV for some Friday night dates. NBC-TV's Dinah Shore, her husband, George Montgomery, and their two kids, Missy and Jody, will tour Europe for two months this summer in a station wagon. FLORIST Flowers For All Occasions CALL BANEY'S FLORISTS 106 W. lOtn St. Dial MU 4-2546 J16tf SEWING MACHINES SEWING MACHINES Parts Dependable Service Any Machine Electrified also New Dial-O-Matic Zlg-Zag nd used Machines, phone Garman Department Store MU 4-1787 tf PUBLIC SALES Pocketbook with important cards between Decker Hollow and Eden Hill.

Keep money and return poc- Clair Itfiuondson, MU 4-1708. i U. S. SAVINGS BONDS BUY L' S. SAVINGS BONDS Th? undersigned will offer for ub)ir at the late residence of Ira.

Gmtta V. Sharer, 1752 Col- mblit Avenue, Saturday, June 3th at 12:30 P.M. Twin bed, In- er.spring mattresses, Westinghouse 9 cu. ft. refrigerator, used 7 months, Servel 11 cu.

ft. gas refrigerator, old rope type poster bed, Edison phonograph, living room suite, davenport sleeping bed, dre.ssers, lamps, rugs, breakfast set, Maytag washer, 45 R.P.- M. RCA radio and record player, jTappun nas potn, pan.s, other items too numcr- to mention. Andrew Rorabaugh H. L.

Harpster: Auctioneer 28t3, I 8 Classroom Room Hunt Price Is Right Tao Dough Could Be You Detective Call For A Day Baggis Dr. Malone These Roots Or Consequences Fair Page A. 7 Restless Gun Of Wells Fargo Gnnn Goodyear Theatre Dancing Party Millionaire Hour News Monday Nile'Movie Off TUESDAY-JUNK 9 Room Hunt Price Is Right Tac Dough Could Be You Detective Call For A Day Baggis IIT. Malone These Roots Or Fair Woodpecker Page ther man And Harriet Canyon Jimmie Rodgers Show Californiana Cummlngs Show Nivcn Show Alfred Hitchcock Mth Hour News Nlte Movie Off Wall Street Chatter NEW YORK (UPI) There is the likelihood of some more selling here to test underlying support, but we believe stock prices will soon hold 'without giving up much additional ground, says Martin Gilbert, analyst for Van Alstync, Noel Co. Recovery from the recent recession is complete and as the economy enters the expansion phase, corporate working capital stands at a record high and the ratio of liquid assets to liabilities Is the highest since 1955, accord- Ing to Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner Smith.

Wall Street Journal survey on gold shows the U. S. will continue to throughout 1969 and perhaps into 1060 when reversal of the flow is likely. Studebaker-Packard is interested in acquisitions designed in part to utilize its 105 million dollar tax loss carry forward, says Hirsh Co. Bache Co.

ha-s changed its rating on Armco Steel from "hold" to "buy." Madison fund (mutal fund is currently especially interested in airlines, railroads, selected electronics, some growth utilities, capital goods producers including coppers, residential building and papers, says its president, Edward A. Merkle. SCOTTS SCRAP BOOK HoC OPEH K)S UH-fii. rtt HAD FAUJEK 4.400 AIRLINER SETS RECORD LOS ANGELES (UPI) An American Airlines Boeing 707 jet airliner flew here from Washington, D.C., in four hours 36 minutes Sunday night to set a new record for the westbound run. The plane, christined before its flight by Mrs.

Richard M. Nixon at Friendship International Airport in Washington, broke by 10 minutes a record claimed only hours earlier by Trans World Airlines. THE OLD HOME TOWN BLAST is stf OFF 1 WAVE or EXPLOSION 'TRAVELS CA.RCR1D(;E. A RAIt OF KNJR. MIU5 A.SECOHD, ACCORDING -fo MAPE.

U.S.BUREAU OF MIHLS. By STANLEY MY DOSS BARK LIKE THAT FOt-KS QUIET PLEASE A romantic suspense novel MARTHA A1BRAND 7 195S. bj- The Ciirllf Piihli.MiInc rnmpaav (fi) ronyrlcM by Albrand. Dinrlbuled by K.nc WHAT HAS HAPPENED The adventure that led a youn American artist in Paris, Mar Travers, to the most challenging an desirable woman he bad ever encountered began when his best frleni Philippe Langle. was murdered.

Philippe, a French diplomat work ing to effect peace in Algeria, wa. assassinated while he was endeavor ing to meet Timgad. an undergroun leader of Algerian rebels. Philippe' dying words were "Find Timgad Mark. Promise." Mark got nowhere in his searcf for Timgad until Corinno Javal.

on of the women in Philippe's life, sai that Timgad had been seen in Mont Carlo. Mark flew to Monte Carlo, an immediately received a threatenin note: "Unless you stop interfering i matters which are none of your con cern. you will not survive." Mark had reason to believe tha only two persons knew of his com ing to Monte Ferric of the Surete and Corinne Java Could Corinne have put him on th spot? He was pondering that an awaiting a planned rendezvous wit Corinne at 10 when he en countered a lovely ballerina. Fleur Constant, on a beach. Forgetful of his date with Corinn and his danger, he asked Fleur have lunch with him before they parted.

The thought of her stirre Mark's memory of Guy Constant, th deep-sea explorer, whom he assumes to be her brother. Seeking to soo Flcur to explain breaking their luncheon date, Marl went to call on Guy Constant. CHAPTER 6 I NLY a few years older than thought Mark. Thirty Thirty-two, perhaps. He stepped forward to introduce himself to Fleur's brother.

"I am honored, Mr. Travers," Guy Constant acknowledged. Like Fleur, his body was excellently proportioned but his face did not resemble hers in any way It was a long, narrow face that even when smiling, looked harsh Where the shape of her mouth betrayed generosity, his was set in a thin, almost bloodless line His noso was slightly crooked and a little too large, and his dark eyes had a faraway, inward look. "I didn't know I was so famous, or that anybody cared." Mark returned the smile, "You don't really mean that." "But I do. And it Isn't modesty.

If you want to know the truth, it's bitterness." His voice was melodious and, like Fleur's, very soft "The public reads my books, yes, they come to my lectures, yes, but when I make a plea for the money which is so badly need ed to expand my work, then, all of a sudden, they are no longer interested. They'd much rather buy themselves some snorkels and fins and do their own diving. They think more of the sport than of the science. And without my motion, pictures, I assure you, they would neither buy my books nor pay to hear me lecture." "I wonder," said Mark, "if you are right. I should think but Guy Constant apparently never let the other finish, "I'll be delighted to give you an interview," he said, "but not today.

I'm in the middle of a chapter. How about tomorrow? Because on Monday I have to be in Marseilles." Mark realized that he had to give up all hope of seeing Fleu now, for Guy Constant was a ready ushering him past th group of old women as thoug they didn't exist, and hurryin hiiia down the crude steps of th flowered terrace. But once the had reached Mark's car, he apolo gized. "Forgive me for not introduc ing you, but I wanted to sav them the embarrassment of no being properly dressed. Yes, in deed." He laughed with gentl mockery.

"All has to be ver proper, very formal. Maybe yo have heard that my grandmothe was a Spanish aristocrat who ere ated quite a scandal in her tim by marrying a simple Mr. Con stant Well, they can't forget th past, or won't But then, it's al they have. One must bj tolerant. It seemed to be a family trai to be very frank when it cam to airing grievances.

"Besides, said Guy Constant, and now his apologetic smile made him re semble Fleur, "they are all violently anti-American, for th simple reason that, for years, we have had to rent the big house to Americans to make both ends meet. So don't mind anything they may or may not say th next time you come. You canv through the park, didn't you? Well, the other way is quicker When did you say you'd come?" "Whenever is most convenient to you." "Three o'clock tomorrow afternoon." "Fine. See you then." Driving off, Mark glanced at the clock on the dashboard. Five to ten.

He would be ate. At least twenty minutes late. Surprise made him frown sharply. How could he have riskec icing late in a situation like this when the time element might be of the utmost importance? He knew only too well Because, like a high-school boy, le had let himself be attracted a girl. Because she had set his Imagination spinning, he had lost aluable time, He braked sharply.

Having no attention to where he vas going, he had nearly passed he sharp curve that cut from he Moyenne-Corniche in the toute de la Turbie. Looking down his righj, he saw the medieval rtllage of Koquebrunc. with its anious castle, and recalled his enchantment when he had first rtsited it His eyes wandered. To the eaat lay the Italian borer. Genoa, he Rome.

He had always wanted to spend year in Rome. Would Fleur ke Rome? He caught himself sharply. A'hat was the matter with him hat he included her in his plans, girl be hardly knew? Again saw her face, suddenly seri- us, resignation clouding her eyes. She had to be encouraged to rcak away from her hat an odd lot they ve her own life. Well, how was he going to do if he dicln find Timgad He would not be free man until he had done his small share in the fight against the terror that had killed his father, and had fulfilled his promise to Philippe.

He drove as fast as he coul 1 up the Mont Agel. Here the cour try was barren. Nothing but rub ble and scree on cither aide of the narrow road which led in hairpin bends up to the golf course, Monaco's radio station and the fort where the Germans had entrenched themselves during the war. There were hardly any houses. Why had Corinne Javal chosen the links as the spot to meet him? He could hear her sultry voice as he had heard it yesterday over the telephone.

"You'll be surprised to know that I've taken up golf again, seriously. One meets such amusing people. I'll introduce you to one of them. And I like the view from the clubhouse, On a clear day you can see the Alps, all covered with snow. Yes, I play regularly, every day at ten o'clock.

It's healthier and less expensive than gambling. You'd better come before my new friend leaves." Another steep curve, Mark shifted into first gear, drove around the bend and was waved to a stop by a policeman. "Sorry, sir, there's been an accident. You can't pass until the photographers are through taking pictures." There was quite a group of 011- policemen, a girl with two mules, a couple of soldiers, caddies from the golf links, although they were a mile away, leople who had been stopped, like )im, men and women in sports clothes, three boys, obviously German, wearing leather shorts, oaded with heavy knapsacks and an assortment of cameras, and a couple of Italians on a motor- jycle. One was a small, fat man; the other was thin, tall, with jlecpy eyes, A cigarette dangled rom his lips.

As he pushed past him, Mark could smell the man's sickeningly sweet hair lotion. It's a wonder the car came to a halt at all," somebody was say- hg. A bright red Jaguar blocked be road, its nose rammed into lie mountain. Half-hanging over he low door, her head dangling, er face almost hidden by htr silvery hair, lay a woman. Knot- ed around her neck was a long lue scarf.

Mark's throat went y. "What happened?" "They say her scarf strangled er," one of the soldiers an- wered. "The end must have aught in the wheel, see?" He pointed to the left back 'heel. A piece of Corinne's scarf wound tightly around one of le spokes. Its torn end hung limp.

(Continued Copyright. 1958, The CMrtis Publishes Company; 0 Copyrisht, 1358, by Martha Albrand. Distributed by king teaturcs Syndicate..