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TYRONE DAILY HER ALP, SATURDAY, APM 8, 1961 for the Urtton 186T-65 Irt 5 wne mmf- B.HIE- nied up the remnant of flag-staff to loVWf the Stars and Stripes fair formal surrender of Fort Sumter. A14H1 14, THMlaf after ihot tiewn flient lhat Hfift a.tft. ApHl H. fallowing the capit ulation, April 13, went oUt: "No men LUH. in fluffitef by tMe ehemy.

It is reported by the se- Mien Wire killed weunctod en their rtlde The powder of the war Mfltnoilt immediate fcaallalties. A ifttib attack 6ft Massachusetts troops moVinj through Baltimore t0 WsJhihfton, April ifc, Wrought ttie bloodshed in that 780,040 ofiaa- eomBAlantit and countless civilians. stand irta ob- (above) modal given Maj. Aaderaon in New photo of the fort when Rebeh took pMMiiilon to rljfht. AnMnotl WM promoted to" brlfadler frenend flveit mand In Ken.

He retirwl In Mil when A ww WelkTenori 'Unknown' Joe Feeney Has 30 Fans Jctfet Ptftfcirw I Harvey M. Hyle, Jr. Republican Candidate POR Prothonotary and Clerk of Courts -Native of Blair Co. years of age Navy veteran of World War II qualified position: Blair County Chief Juvenile Court Officer years experience in Blair Courts Your Support Influence Will be greatly appreciated. FIRST NAME ON THE BALLOT PRIMARY MAY 16,1961 Group Submits HOLLYWOOD CUPI) Joe Feeney, ittoe tenor on Wfclk's 'AlfiC-OHV shoW, Jligureri he's only unkmwo rtlhgef Ifl the country with an audience of 80 million every week.

The small, dark-halted) amiable iPeeney has Ibrni slicing with Welk (of lour years ibut he's never achieved Uie a tn of "Champagne Lady" Alice Lon. who quit she Allegedly upbraldM much knee; 1 "Sure iflrt; pletity fan mall, ibut alter -all It's Mr. Welk's show, and a think any of fnfesiciELns afcd frfigets who aren't grateful to him are nuts." said feeney, 29, a native of (Jrahd Island, Neb. "After he added, "he's ftjhe name 'and, (frankly speaking, iwho would any of us toe (without him? Maybe that sounds like corny loyalty, but I believe in loyalty and as Jong as the show's around, I hope to be With it. When you Have an to sling for 30 million people every yoU have to be out of your jnind to quit even if you know most (people think 'Wbb's Joe Feeney?" 1 Worked As (Feeney.

who has 1hree aons anc a iranslns in (from 7 down to won his staging Welk only baK year after leaving- the of tea. "I -was eomipeUed to. leave university becauae ot' economic reasons when my second chile iwas he daid, "and'1 was a salesman otf c-hiidreti's pedias wben I aatv Mr. Welk'A talent show to a customer's home, expression." I 'decided that 'I could make the iFeehey had sung in church, at (Maty's Qttlgh was in Orimd Xatand had Appeared on the Horace HcUdt arid Arlene shows he to an Oihaha radio stfttten and hiade a recording. Lyle iDelVIoss, tnanager.

otf the Nation, tape Welk, moned to HollVtWood leader. One la.t*r, tte on itlie show, and he's' fievet off. I'll never Mr. Welk." he 4ald. "And he's a.

ifailuetice to be near, Otf course he's quite religlotti and moral. The only thlttgs him riled are the things that, (Would upset anybody drtnklhg on the job, lateness, shxppiness in Welk is known for hit ordering female performers avoid dresses and eJtcess mdvements fcat appear suggestive. (Feeney is takSttg to cultivate the Ibreak that Welk gave him. He has, for Instance a private secretary Who helps him answer aU (fan Ifindl iperaon ally. "I get gifts 4MB And Muff, he said, "and some love leXttyefa.

I don't ttknae "I'm also itrylrtff btt build self up as a concert elicite and subtle exploited to Ust about its fullest po-i-iibUitles. pieced were by Writes, Poo- and Motel can tie described as great music, but they cally for lUte nute and with feel- iilg for flute. 8harp Was ftfr- cohipanled by the reduced version the Cleveland Orchestra called the Cleveland Slnfonietta (Epic 116). For organ devotees there are Wo hew records. One was made the esteemed afid blind so that If the ever ends, I'll organist, Andin Marchal, playing Uie rich-toned organ at IfalBall Mkd WOO Ml wlH be Members 01 the Future 4 Numes Were ob duty InciiKied Carok- Conrad, Olenda ttarpster, Viclel Ytogllng, Sally Jo Harpster, Patty Weber, Sheila Weiss, Betty Geist, Janet Cree and JUdy Cwltt.

Other patrona, herettotTore unlisted In'the tteMM, ificliide iMr. and Mrs. Rletoard WaMe, Ot. and Mrs. Lester Mr.

and Mrs. J. O. Alvarez, Mr. and ibe able to move oft.

GrSt record aMim rightly came out. And frankly; tf the show dbould end, I'd 'like to around country sln'glng lite Jctn (McOorJMck did. Opera's my real love but concerts after more fomti tot university ihfough a ertdry of pieces! from great French school of organ cotiipos- Vlrg-li Fox's repelrtOTy Is frdhi the samfc source, and the reooi'd called ''OigAft Mtisic from France." Mis InstfUmend was organ in New York's side. Churcli. AU this music was composed by organists, one must keeb in mind, and was 1 more bent to fit ah instrument than for free flight as musical eitpreswioh.

feut for what it War. composed for, to florlfy (the organ, it is superb (Capitol-8544). Unbelievable as it will SoUnd, RCA Victor has produced still art- other recording- of a iWcanihi NBC Symphony radio bfdadcast of the. early iMO's. This one is of the of Feb, 22, 1941.

when the pieces were act l. scehe 3 of "Die Walkure" and frohi "Die Oatterdammelrung." Tlie slngets were Helen Traubel and Laurltz Meksholr. In 1941 ttaejr were Jhe. best Vffaftifcetian around, just as ToScahlhi was the most of cdndufctors. Vou're cartied back to a greifct day.

Once more you admire the supetb TOS- caoini art. Yet the according is dated by mote thafi time; it is dated by obsolescent recording but the Wagnfet not BXcepUonal, beipg a potpourri of overtUrts and fxWrpts eras' (Mercury-50232). tkiben Mr. and Mrs. Grimm, Mr.

and Mrs, Ml- clmod Kublca, (Mr. and Mrs. Panasrttl, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- UAm A.

NlcJooi, and iMJ. and Kfitt. Boyd KAltLH inl siboe manufacturer Karl And at actrerts Defb- Refolds, a diVonw Movie tty ftiCK DUBftOW UPI Itollywood Writer NORTH HOLLYWOOD, (UPI) A group. of civic and religious concerned' about Hollywood's more lurid movies, has started the unique practice of submitting Its recommendations of family-type films to a newspaper here. newspaper, the Valley Times Today, publishes the recommendations once a week says editor -Jackson Berger, Ann tfianv pnce a week Jackson Berger, complimentary expressions the idea began." There's no censorship he added, "because the group doesn't say, 'Don't go see such-and-such a It doesn't want to get into the realm of censorship or even get any taint or hint of it and of course I think that's right.

"In a sense, it can achieve its purpose by not mentioning certain movies in its reconimenda- tions." 'v Berger said the group is Under the sponsorship of the North Hollywood Coordinating Council, which is composed of persons involved in civic matters. The idea for a list of recommended family when members WILLIAM 0. LAFFLER movies begqn of the council were 'joined by representatives of HE GREW HAIR the and. Of the Protestant, Catholic fid Jewish faiths. Brickfcon Treatrttvnt A Few Months Lol Mr.

T. A. Melton, of Hollidaysburg, Pa. (above) gave about 20 irtinbfm of hit flitii far an interview with the Erickson repretentative saved and his hair in only a few months with the exclusive home method. HAIR owl SCALP SOCIALISTS MforM's lorgoif Homo Trtofnwnf Syiftm Will Be In Altoona, Pa.

Monday, April 10 Only group came, down to aec me about it, and out the idea to me." said Berfeer. "I'U continue ising the recommendations if they coming. Naturally, I'm in- erested in what people are going to read, and we've been getting good letters. Personally, I think he idea could be adopted nationally." Berger the' group apparent- was, mpved to action mainly by "some 6f the niOW lilrld movies oh the market. Our "advertisers littVeh't complatned 'Wie only thing they wouldn't like is If the 1st aaid, 'Don't go see -this film." The first published recommended the movies "The Wack- est Ship in the Army, "Sword rf Sherwood Forest," "The 8un- downers.r "The Magnlficlent v'feunrisc- at Oampobello," and 'Cinder- 4 fThe Erickson Hair and Soalp Specialist Staff Director, J.

Thomas, on his regularly scheduled visit will be at the Penn Alto, Al- Monday, April ,10. every hftlr-wowted person should take vantage of great opportuntty. The Urtcfeson method la known over the United States. You can have, a conference with the Ertekr son rcQu'esenWitive reg-ardint your hair and problerito no coat to you whatsoever, learn Iwfcr the scalp treaitnwnts work, and the results you can eJtpect to a period of fuaraateed toy the Brtck. son argianleafeian.

We dou'lt ask you to take our word. YOU will be fckveo a written guaraiiitee from ginning to end on pro-rated baada. The BricMon scalp method or other method i tt no vahie pMMM 'toe abonm tlbove does not male baldaesa. tt you are attok ibald titter years of gradual hair loss the Eriokson aoallp method oannot help you. you have dandruff, excessive hair fall, thinning hair, oilloess or dryneas.

JUiohy walip. or tf your scalp la hair you should take po miinutea of your time id see what you can do. have reported faction from toe Scalp Method. Wiy burden ypureetf with unhealthy hair and Aqyiway it costs you nolWns to come ip and bow been by the years JCrtckaon ex pertentoe plus fihe woivderful oppor tuniiy for help it offers. Just go to tine Penn-Aito in Altootta Monday April 10, only, beDWeea 1 b.ih.

and pjiu AiM fine'Hotel Dealt Cisrk for J. L. Thomaf, hf will do rest. to. prtwata, vou will not anyway.

'Parent-Teachers Association NEW YORK (UPI) If Vito Pisa were not one of New York's most successful restaufateurs, he could easily become a prosperous figure in the phonograph record business. The affable proprietor of Chez Vito has- been charming his customers for years with intimate romantic music. Wandering fiddlers serenade each table with silky strains from the classics and semi-classics. For those who can't come back because of geographical distances, Vito has offered two LP'S of his mtisic. He enjoyed such success with them that he has now presented a third, 'Romance at Chez witn "To Each His Own." ian favorites, among' them "Sere- nata Slncera." More than a decade ago Eddy Howard became an overnight fa- vori 1 Each His Own." This is one of 12 songs in a reprise of Howard's successes called "Golden Hits" (Mercury MG-20562).

Only a few weeks ago, "done With "the Wind" was shown again in the city of its inspiration, Atlanta. The only official full-range recording of the isdund track of this movie classic now may be heard on "Gone With the Wind (Warner Bros. W1322). Like Eddy Howard, tiny Teresa Brewer has been a favorite since the popularized "When I Waltz Again With You." Many of the western-flavored songs she sings are wrapped up in "Songs Everybody by i (Coral CRL 757361). "Jealous Heart," ''Mexican Rose" and "Walking the Floor Over You' are especially, handled wttb enthusiasm by Miss Brewer.

"Sam (RCA Victor LPM 2298) spotlights the teenagers' favorite to spirituals and folk songs to modern arrangements. It is a America's best music. Selected "Chapel by be Sea" by Louis (Prima (Dot 16193), "The Charanga' by Merv Griffin (Carlton 546), "Havah Na- gilah" by Arthur Lyman Group (HiFiRecord H-5024). ''The Kisses" by Buddy Khox (Liberty P- 56805). LP's of the' Week (Mono) "Jazzland: The Stars of Jazz 1961" (Jazzland 1001).

Woody Her man, Nat Adderley, Zoot Sims, Walter Bishop and other bright lights of modern jazz share the tracks in an impressive session (Stereo) "Line RenaUd at the Casino de Paris" (Capitol ST- 10257). New songs suiig to French by Loulou Gaste and Miss Renaud to a fine recording' of the revue, "Plaislrs." By DELOS SMITH NEW YORK (UP!) There is some effort to kid you that the beauties to a record called "Music for a Golden Flute" have something 'to do with the instrU' merit being 14 karat gold. Don't go for it. Those beauties are due to the man who was mouthing the business end of the instrument. He is Maurioe Sharp, flutist of the Cleveland Orchestra, an Indiana boy who made himself a flute master without a peer; It is exciting to instrument so front LATE CLASSIFIEDS SALE used hospital beds, excellent condition.

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