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PLAIN SPEAKER, HAZLeItON, FRIDAY AFTERNOON, MAY 15, 142, PAGE 6 committees lend enninment nr ndut small funds of money, or open their kitchens for homemaking, or their FJag Raising At McAdoo On Saturday At 10 A.M. Coath Bi'2o Nc7o PAUL L. CURRAN. -i ery route on the North Side and la better known as fjohnny the This paper regrets the confusion caused by the similarity of I Reformed Party Tonight 8 p. m.

M15-U Dacicyaroa xor Each Girl Scout troon -needs a rronn fwn Bought By I i FDEELAND AND Hcmrn side news VICTOR H. OLETAR, Correspondent II WALNUT 8TREET, PHONE Leave Item at Brasilia and Myer's Billiard and Bowling Academy, Seltslnger'a Drag Store or Oleyar's Grocery Store. or three people who stand ready to ueip me leaaer wnen cauea upon. If VOU desire, von rn Ka -nn Phone 728. 7 N.

SberUu St Alow 3,800 Am, sultant if you have a hobby or a special BKiu, helping several troops with vour sneciattv. Mavlui vmir hobby is cake-baking, "of. knitting, or poster painting. Maybe it is bee-keeoina. or nursinar.

or pamnino. Whatever, it is. the ehanM mm that girls working for national de- tense couia use it Twenty pairs of hands at work are better than Township, 447 cards were issued at the high school and Eckley buildings with the Ripples total not included in the above. In Jeddo borough 88 cards were issued at the Jeddo school. '''V Following are the various types of cards issued at the registration centers on the North Side: A B-l B-2 B-3 Tl Freeland 247 63 76 229 63 678 Woodside .128 22 51 96 28 825 48 37 J3 21 8 122 Jeddo 49 10 4 20 5 88 i I one.

Win Recite Rosary. Membert of the Catholic Women's Club of town, and of the Altar and Rosary Society of St. Anthony's R. C. church, will assemble this evening at the George Shigo home, on Vine and South streets, to recite the rosary at the bier of their deceased member, Mrs.

George Shigo, who was active in both clubs while her health permitted. The Catholic Women's Club will meet at 7:30 o'clock, and the Altar and Rosary Society at 8 o'clock. I Party Held. Last evening, Miss Alice Wagner, of Walnut street, entertained in honor of her mother, Mrs. James Wagner; her aunt, Mrs.

Edward Vozar, nf Hazleton. and her cousin. Jerry There is no age limit for troop committee members or consultants. Men and women from 1ft fa fiftand beyond serve as Girl Scout advisors. A previoua story on adult work Tourney Enter Second Round, All matches In the.

opening round of the Bresina and Myers' singles bowling tournament have been completed and the second round matches will start tonight. Following; are the second-round pairings: Matty Xobelka vs. Chappy Potocki, Dr. Joseph DellaCroce vs. Sweet, Michel Lechmari vs.

Albert Let-chak, J. Breslin vs. Dr. James Gallagher, Andy Makuta vs. Jimmy Richards, Al Urenovich vs.

Richard Jaequot, Art Koch vs. Hinkle Boyle. Nick DeCini drew a bye. The results of the final first-round matches are as follows: Dr. Joseph DellaCroce defeated Jake Mattis, 565-508; Andy Makuta downed Joseph Myers, 560-453; Hubie Mc-Garey lost to J.

Sweet, 538-519; Nick DeCini defeated Andrew Sweitx Yalch, 514-466; Al Urenovich defeated Charles Koch, 493-487: and Matty Kobelka downed in gin scouting dealt with the leading scout troops. A future article explain how adults can help more girls to become scouts, Totals 472 132 144 366 99 1213 Mr. Luckenbill and Mr. "Herman expressed their thanks to the teachers in the three school districts who did the actual job of registration. All deserve commendation for their facility in doing the volunteer work Is Transferred.

Atty. James Costello, Jr. Guest Speaker Atty. Albert Feissner, former Eckley resident, who joined the U. without pay.

Array last week and was assigned to Camp Upton, Xong Island, N. For U8eSp0rlgin( and Coo baugh ToL!" obyl county, leased by the commission the sportsmen. About 300 to 500 acres of a tract will be tefuge in order to giVe wiMiif protection, and to ing on. the area. The rem.ini, Officials pointed out that quisition will also benefit materially later on, since the lake oa the tract comprisine In imately 200 acres of ml also some fine streams.

The been fished very heavily for years however, and comparal little stocking has been done I the circumstances the Game mission, at its meeting on Apr decided to suspend temporary use of all boats for fishing pur on the lake until a survey by fi ies experts determines that th supply will justify it. Legal fii will be permitted from the shoi by wading. In the meantime the State I of Fish Commissioners has been ed to make a survey of the wat determine the current status fish supply, and to decide upon stocking program. It is Tirprtl i General Chairman Ben A. Vigna of the flag raising committee to be held at the McAdoo Sportswear factory plant Saturday morning at 10 o'clock announced, last night that plans for the ceremony are complete and the following program will be carried out under the sponsorship of the McAdoo Sportswear factory, with Simon Joseph, manager, the Walter A.

Frank Post No. 276, of town, and the International Garment Workers' Union Local No. 225. The program will be as follows: Introduction Bernard A. Vigna.

Master of ceremonies Father N. T.Elko. Selection McA do High School Band. Invocation Father Walter Sara-ma. Remarks Postmaster S.

F. Payer. Selection McAdoo National Band. Remarks Miss Sallie L. Ferry.

Guest soloist Prof. A. Parvensky. Remarks Simon Joseph. Remarks Lamar E.

Robertson. Selection McAdoo High School Band. Remarks Chief Burgess E. Fox. Guest speaker Atty, James Costello, Hazleton.

Remarks Daniel Bavolack. Flag raising Ben Vigna, Burgess Fox, Dan Bavolack, Simon Joseph and Sam Goldberg. Saluet to flag Firing squad, led by Frank DeMers. "Star Spangled Banner" Audience. "Taps" McAdoo High School Band.

Benediction Rev. Franklin J. Heckman. Members of the flag raising com-mitte are: Ben Vigna, Burgess Fox, Simon Joseph and Rev. N.

T. Elko. Committee of factory firm: Simon Joseph, Mrs. McGasko, Mrs. Mary Ohri Mrs.

Fred Meckle, Miss Anna Bunsa, James Mackin, and Joseph McGasko. Mr. Vigna announced that a parade will be held prior to the flag raising, i Reformed Party Tonight 8 p. m. M15-lt left Wednesday afternoon an unannounced destination where he Councilman Vic Piazzie, 602-461.

will probably receive his basic Margonie Now Corporal. training course. Reformed party Tonight 8 p. m. Gallagher, who celebrated their birthday anniversaries recently.

A luncheon was served and the guests of honor received Those present were: Catherine Gallagher, Mr. and Mrs. James Wagner, Mr. and Mrs. James Gallagher, Mrs.

Anna Gallagher and daughters, Mary Louise and Elaine; Mr. and Mrs. prion Oleyar, Edward Gallagher, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Vozar and daughters, Joan and Marie; Mrs.

Catherine Farley; Claire Ferris, of Wilkes-Barre, and Jean Gallagher, of Hazleton. Reformed Party Tonight 8 p. m. M15-U M15-lt Foster Township Prom Tonight The Senior Class of Foster Township High School, Woodside, will Will Bowl Tonight. if I.

I hold its annual Prom this evening The Hazleton Pilsener Beer team will meet the Freeland El Rectors tonight at 7:30 at the Brezina and in the gymnasium of the high school. The parade will form in front of the American Legion home, move south on Tamaqua street to the intersection of Washington and Tamaqua streets, then east on Washington street to the factory, grounds next to the municipal building. The factory male and female employes will lead the parade and each employe will carry a small flag and they will be followed by the guests, who will be seated on the platform facing the flagstaff at the factory entrance. The McAdoo High School Band will then follow in the parade route. The borough officials, Legionnaires, cars, McAdoo National Band, Sons of the Legion and the townspeople will then depart from the Legion building to factory, where the impressive ceremony will be performed.

Atty. J. P. Costello, former Hazleton mayor, i will be guest speaker. Prof.

Parvensky, cantor of St. Michael's Greek Catholic Church Myers' alleys a Hazleton City Major League match which was Commercial Science Degree A very uncommon circumstance transpired when Joseph V. Postu-pack, son of Councilman and Mrs. CM. Postupack, of 145 West Sherman street graduated from Notre Dame University last Sunday when he received his commercial science B.

S. degree as Bishop George Leech, of Harri3burg, former curate at St Patrick's Church in town, under the pastorship of the late Rev. J. C. Shannon, and John Edgar Hoover, national B.

I. man, were membert of the class who both received degrees in doctor of law. Bishop Leecji was curate in McAdoo for two years and is a former Pottsville assistant pastor prior to his elevation as head of the Harrisburg churches. The class was composed of approximately 600 members and Postupack was the only South Side man to graduate this year. He is the first McAdoo boy to receive a degree from Notre Dame University and the first to graduate from McAdoo High School and enter the South Bend school.

He is a graduate of McAdoo High, June 1938, and during his high school career his name was a permanent fixture on the honor roll. His father is manager of the McAdoo Bottling Works. Kelayres Soldier Likes South Private Joseph DeMaria of Kelayres, who is now stationed at ah Army base at New, Orleans, writes that life in the deep south has been very enjoyable and that the residents of that ancient city, and the U. S. O.

have added much to the happiness of northern soldiers. He praises the hospitality of New Orleans folks who take soldiers to their homes for Sunday dinners, and grant many other personal favors. On a trip of the city, Private De-Maria was much impressed with St Louis Cathedral, Tulane University, New Orleans Airport, Aubedon Park, Spanish Arsenal and the Huey Long Bridge. American Legion Notes Officers of the Walter A. Frank PoBt No.

276, McAdoo, in charge of the Memorial Day parade, requests that all business places close during the morning of May 30th, in order that they and their employees can take part in the Memorial Day exercises and to pay respect to the departed. Lt. Colonel Frederick P. Houghton, Post Chaplain at Indiantown Gap, Military Reservation, has notified the local committee that an army chaplain will be sent to McAdoo as guest speaker. His name will be announced later.

Here is an opportunity for the Music will be furnished by Johnny Martin's Orchestra of Wilkes-Barre. Dress will be semi-formaL Dancing will start at eight o'clock. fostponed from earlier in the sea son. The class wishes to acknowledge Recuperating From, Operation. William Sosnowski.

son Of Mr. and its appreciation to the following; Mrs. John A. Sosnowski, of South Washington street, is recuperating at. the Riverside County Hospital, California, where he underwent an Mr.

and Mrs. Chaskm, Gene Boyle, John Mattis, Russell's, Dr. Fanny Ferry, Fairchild's Floral Shop, Mr. and Mrs. Neal Boyle, operation several weeks ago.

Before Nicholas Nocchi, A. Turri, Attorney M. S. DePierro, Mr. and Mrs.

Char entering the hospital he was stationed at CamD Hahn. Cal. It is ex Here On Visit. Ira Berger, who has been employed by a building construction firm in Jacksonville, for the past several years, arrived here to spend a short vacation with his mother, Mrs. Ira Berger, of Walnut street.

He expects to be called into the Ui S. Army within the next several weeks, but may enlist before being inducted. Reformed Party Tonight 8 p. m. M15-U pected that he will be discharged that the lake (known as Brt choir, of town, will be the guest ronaj wm time become one ol finest fishing waters in that pal soloist.

The platform will be erected today by the male employes of the factory, It Will also hp nf les; Gallagher, victor Turri, Alien S. Sharp, William Corazza, Mr. and Mrs. Steven Pavlovich, Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Sandora, Louis Nassan, Genero Bonomo, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Pecora, Jacob Frumkin, New York Sample Shop, Cosgrove Photography Studio, Bob Smith Floral Shop, American Auto Store, Glick Shoe Shop, Charles Department Store, Snyder's Shoe Shop, Rosen's Furni est to the sportsmen in the nl soon and return home to recuperate. He enlisted in the army last year. Suffers Torn Ear.

Thomas Kasha, of South Washington street, young son of the Foster Township school board secretary, suffered a severe laceration of the ear when he fell while at play. Two clamps were necessary to close the wound. AM Myvkii JMv VI U1C Lit LC 10 I that the Game Commission asrei Produce Miss Russian Tiger reDuua tne unsaie bridge acrosi spmway or tne laKe just as sod i ii .1 Webb's Scarf ture Store, Wears, W. R. Flad Printing Ben Gauz.

jjussiuie, msu io repair me roaa ing into these lands. Halting Hitler (Continued From First Page.) ma ayres, is today observing his bj Will Graduate Tonight. Madeline FY Contini, of Green st.rppt. and Anna R. Kravnak.

of (Continued FroYn First Patre.l day. Corporal Joseph Margonie First Class PrivateX Joseph Francis Margonie, only son of Mr. turmoil yesterday before a stolid- 1213 Gas Cards Issued. A total of 1213 gasoline cards have been issued in Freeland borough, Foster Township and Jeddo borough, according to reports made out by P. Luckenbill and Thomas J.

Herman, chief registrars in this section, but the total is not complete, as the nnmber of cards issued at the Ripples building was not received by Mr. Merman up to a late hour this morning. Mr. Luckenbill reported that 678 cards were issued in the borough. Thirty-six per cent of the cards issued were A cards, while cards were 10 of the total.

In Foster Miss Gloria and Bernardine Eeklev. will" srraduate tonisrht from and the Sea of Azov (please use your maps), which: i the logical eyed all-male jury. got, daughters of Mr. and Mrs, the Allentown Hospital School of route to the Caucasus, he had to The witness. Bettv O'Sullivan.

ley Velgot, of Bridgeport, CI Nursing. Local relatives will attend the ceremonies, and Mrs. Angelo Margonie, of Drif-ton, has been promoted to corporal, according to word received by his smash the strong Red forces in the Crimea, since these would be a per are visiting at the home of employed at the Hotel Sutton where Mrs. Susan Flora Reich was found News Notes and Personals. Paul Kenvin, a former well known Jeddo baseball player, now of the U.

S. Army, who was married last week while here enjoying a furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Kenvin, in the above village, took off from Harrisburg on his return trip to his training station in the state of Texas. Eugene Corazza, who located in Philadelphia at the fore part of the year, where he is employed at the grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. petual threat against his right flank. Velgot on South Tamaqua strel strangled to death last March 5, identified Miss Webb and one of two 2. If the Nazi chief could clear Catechetical classes for the Transferred To Camp Gordon. Tom Evanko, of the Woodside section, who was the ticket-taker at the the Reds off the peninsula, and if he co-defendants.

Eli Shonbrun. the parents. Corporal Margonie, who was inducted into the U. S. Army six months ago, is now stationed at Fort Lewis, in the state of Washington.

dren of Ss. Peter and Paul's Pi model's lover, as the "Mr. and Mrs. National Catholic church, of Refowich Theatre before he was in could get across the Strait of Kerch, and if he also could annihilate Russian opposition oil the other side of Jjeopold in whose room the bodv will be held tomorrow mornuiJ was discovered. Club Will Meet.

people of McAdoo to show their love At this the Oklahoma-born former John Dougherty, son of 1 General Electric plant, is now suffering with an infected hand that the strait, then he would have opened up a short-cut into the Caucasus. However, Leander swimming a tran dancer broke into sobs. Dougherty, of town, was dischai ducted into the army several months ago, has completed his basic training and has been assigned to a machine gun unit stationed at Camp Gordon, Augusta, Ga. He arrived at his new camp last Mondav and met two Pennsylva- The Roosevelt Social Club will hold a combined regular and special Trom the State Hospital wherf Later Miss O'Sullivan identified had been a medical patient. Reformed Party TONIGHT Church Auditorium Regular Games Start 8 P.

M. Donation 30c. quil! Hellespont is- one thing, and Hitler putting an army across Kerch Strait in the face of heavy enemy Shonbrun's uncle, Murray Hirschl, also A defendant but who will he meeting Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the club quarters on Main street. The American Legion Post 276, of McAdoo, meets tonighj nians, both lieutenants. One was opposition is another.

Hurdling these tried separately, as a man she had seen at the hotel "only once" short the Legion rooms at 7:30 o'cloci Edward Vespucci, of West Ba from Reading, and the other was ix. Robert Taylor, from Hazleton. Both men treated him fine and helped him ly before the slaying. Correction On Death. The name of the 18 months old child which died Wednesday at the big ditches is one of the most dun-cult of military operations.

Anyway, we don't need to cross this strait until we come to it street chairman of the Sons of Whereunon Shonbrun. heretofore Lodge, Kelayres, returned horr.i get settled in his new location. a silent nrincinal at the trial in Hazleton State Hospital was John Wednesday, after spending which John D. Cullen is also a de The Muscovite answer to Hitler's weeks with relatives in New Bril leaped to his feet and Salvage Collections Tomorrow. TJi rpmilar weekly salvasre col- Conn, KIDDIES SAT, MAT.

FREE COMIC BOOKS SUPERMAN CARTOON OUR GANG COMEDY REFOWICH 9c No Tax Crimean drive is a fne piece of strategy. The Reds in their attack along a 35-mile front in the Kharkov sector are (1) compelling Hitler acran metal, old rubber, The Sons of the Legion, Post Stofka, and hot John Stoffa as previously reported. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Stofka of South Washington 'street, and not of Mr.

and Mrs. John Stoffa, who reside on Schwabe street. The father conducts an ice deliv- 276, of town, will meet this evej paper, magazines, and card board; had its inception from a slight injury sustained last week while at work. He is being treated by a local doctor while at the home of his mother, Mrs. Mary Corazza on Front street.

Due in a measure to the demand that is now' in evidence for the various prepared sizes of fuel, four shovels are now operating at the No. 5 Highland concession, where the bank storage coal is being recovered and sent through the breaker for preparation for tha market outlets. Anthony and John Lutz, both serving in the U. S. Army, the former in Texas and the latter in New York state, have returned to their stations after enjoying furloughs at their home in town.

Patrick Boyle, of Main street, is located temporarily in Baltimore, where he accepted employment. Walter Nowak, of Freeland, is now located in Bethlehem, where he procured employment at the Bethlehem steel mills. in special session at 7:30 in shouted: fit's a vicious lie! She saw him every day for two weeks!" 1 Court, attendants had to force Shonbrun to sit down. 1 The chambermaid herself provided the rest of the day's excitement. sponsored by the American Aegion Sulvncn for Victory Committee, will not only to hold troops and equipment there, thus preventing him Legion rooms.

They plan a camf trip this summer and plans for from using them in developing his be made tomorrow between 9 a. m. and 8 p. m. Trucking service has been volunteered by Michael Gower trip will be discussed during meeting.

The party which was to be Crimean show but are forcing him to rush up reinforcements, and (2) are threatening his key position and Lumber Yard. The American L-oiAn Rnv Scoot troon. under the TODAY and SATURDAY E.EF017IGH when, during cross-examination by Defense Counsel Jacques Buitenkant, she turned on him and shrilled: "Don't you holler at me, mister, please, You'd think I was guilty of communications which he needs for night at Christ Reformed Chi auditorium in town, was cand direction of Scoutmaster Joe Beidel and volunteer workert in charge of until next Thursday night, May Scout Commissioner John Kresge Atty. Adam D. Bavolack of td A FIGHTING YANK BRINGS YOU THRILLING will direct the routes.

Scran metal. bcrough school board solicitor, rubber, etc, are greatly needed by any attack against the Caucasus gateway lying between Kharkov and Rostov. Of course, should he Bolshevist offensive achieve a deep penetration of the Nazi line about Kharkov it would develop in due course into a turning movement which would turned Wednesday evening sometning, the way you holler." Buitenkant waited until laughter subsided to offer an apology. And then as courr adjourned Miss Webb ran after Shonbrun. thr ew her Philadelphia, where he appeared the Government.

The situation has become acuta and you will be rendering a patriotic service in collect a client before the U. S. uts Court. Misses Dorothy Sobeck and arms around him and kissed him passionately before they were part threaten the German right flank on tionette Marsicano. both emplq ed and taken to their respective cells, -s ing your scrap lor tne salvage lor Victory Campangn.

Save your scrap, to lick the Jap. Call Seitzinger's Drug Store, Phone 629 for snecial trio collections in Washington, D. with the and respect for the men and women now in the armed forces and to remember those veterans who have died. It is earnestly requested that all homes display our flag during the day and demonstrate to our honored army guest that we of McAdoo are justly proud of the contribution of our young men and women who are doing so much for us in the present war and those who fought in our past Wars. Poppies will be placed on sale: in the near future by the Legionnaires.

All monies received from the sale of these poppies go to disabled veterans still in hospitals, and to render service to those in the present war. Your generosity will be appreciated. Further information regarding plans for Memorial Day will be publisned in these columns at a later sdate. Prepare your flag now for sarvico and display it on Memorial Day, Asking For Cooperation Borough Street Commissioner Tony Billig, of town, head of the South Side cpmniunity street department, is asking for the cooperation of borough townspeople'to discontinue the practice of dumping their ashes and other debris in the alley-ways. The street force is making an effort to have the alleys cleaned for Memorial Day and in doing so your cooperation towards this civic movement will be appreciated.

Having the consent of Chief Burgess W. E. Fox, the commissioner is making a survey of all alleys and persons who fail to cooperate' will be informed to make his or her appearance before the executive and will be given a reprimand. Wardens Meet Tonight The air raid wardens of Beaver Brook, Audenried and Hazle Village are to convene tonight at the 'Auden-ried school at 7 o'clock it was announced by John Williams. Those who desire to be messengers, enroll in a first aid class which will commence next week in Audenried are asked to attend this session.

The wdmen of the three towns who desire to assist with the volunteer work and enroll in the first aid class are asked to register. Notes and Personals Theodore Reshetar, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reshetar, of Kel- Curb On Gas Hits Special Trout Event BELLEFONTE, Pa, May 15. (P) 1 1 -V" ADVENTURE AND ROMANCE ON THE BURMA A Metro Picture LARAINEDAY BARRY NELSON the Sea of Azov.

However, such an advance would be so great that we are not justified in going far with speculation about it until the Russian offensive has proceeded Government as stenographers, si the past few days at their home! by Freeland Air Warning Service Bible Sales Increase: Attributed To War Audenried. Theodore, son of Mr. and truck in case of large quantity of Eager anglers got their first chance of the year today to net the scrap at your home. Frank Reshetar, of Kelayres, fa day observing his birthday. London reports that Hitler is using 2,000 warplanes in his drive along gamey trout in "Fishermen's Para NEW YORK.

Mav 15. (JP) A to Need Scout Advisors. In connection with the Volunteers for Victory program now being con dise" with fish commissioners predicting they would have more elbow room this season because of gasoline rationing and defense work. tal of 8,096,977 Bibles, Tetstaments and books of the Bible were distributed in the nation last vear the KEYE LUKE Plus PALACE TONIGHT largest number in JQ years, the Am For the next two months, fisher men can wet their lines in the fam the Kerch peninsula and that the battle is likely to hinge on air power. That probably is an accurate appraisal, since control of the air will be essential if the Germans succeeded in reaching the strait and try to cross it By the same token, if the Reds have adequate air strength on the strait, they can prevent a 1 erican Bible Society reported today.

The increase was attributed to the ed one-mile stretch of Spring Creek ducted by the Girl Scouts of America to secure adult leaders for girl scouting, interested persons can help out by serving as advisors to troops as outlined below. If you want to help girls to serve their country, but can't give time to regular meetings, yon can be a troop committee member who helps the troop in various ways. Troop in Centre county but they may only The society Said that the demand keep fish over 10 inches. The six OUviadeHAVTLLAND Paulette GODDARDj for Bibles in China never had been inch minimum, in effect elsewhere, equalled in any missionary 1 rnnn. was enlarged since fish grow larger in the HSITtt A try, with more than 1,500,000 dis tributed: there.

Novelties ZZ Sportsmen' may catch ten trout but keep only two. The others must Cartoon news DINNERWARE and BEAUTY AIDS To Club Members. be returned to the stream Fishing is permitted from 9 a. m. to 9 p.

m. Classified Ads Bring Results. Fonr Students Killed. LEWISTOWN, May 15. VP) Mifflin County Coroner Robert W-White today planned an inquest next week into the death, of four high school students, killed Wednesday night when their automobile collided with a truck-trailer near here on the William Penn The victims were Daniel S.

Baker, 18, Lewistown Heights: Harold Mit They're Terrific DOROTHY LAMOUR JIMMY DORSEY BAND "THE FLEETS IN" REFOWICH SUN. MON. Cheated A Cop. PHILADELPHIA, May 15. (JP) Narcotics Agent J.

Nick Surrel told U. S. Commissioner J. Norman Griffin he paid two men $20 for an ounce of dope and found it was tea leaves. He protested so vigorously, he said, they gave him an ounce of marihuana.

Then, they were arrested. The commissioner held the suspects in $5,000 bail each. SUNDAY MONDAY: "THE FLEET'S IN" -Coming Tomorrow 0" Greatest Saturday "A YANK ON THE BURMA THE BW ROAD" GRANDE DOROTHY AMOUR JIMMY DORSEY AND BAND. RIALTO OPEN 5:50 chell, 16, Dry Valleyj Mary Patricia Hear Gene Amryj' "Deep In the Heart of 'Teisj Wright 16, and Margarte Wear, 16, both of Yeagertown, TODAY and SATURDAY 2 Big Action Pictures. Hit No.

NOTICE MQTie WASH TUBBS By Roy Crarf The Way Of The Brute FFil' III IdlkWS MO" FrUiaiM UAf lAtf AAA HAve NOT THE JARANESE MB THEY HEV THIS M0RNIM6 THERE WAS ffaKrr THEN WHV i jkRiy W6H TO OOR THBV ARE HOST HONORED MAM Of MY WUtlX eivw9 (AWATO THE ASIATICS yS! HOW 1 HAVE only a bari bench. AMOnqt THE WOMEN OF A VILLAGE iv AMONG! WHICH TO WAY MY MEAw WOW I TRY TO' SHUT MY EARS TO THKQ 5CRSAW4 UP THE OP TERROR In compliance with a recent resolution of the Luzerne County Druggists' Association relative to earlier closing hours as requested by President Roosevelt in order to lave essential power, light and fuel for war-time necessities, the undersigned Freeland drug stores will inaugurate the following schedule of closing hours, effective Sunday, May 17th, 1942: Evening Close at 9 P. M. except Saturdays at 10 P. M.

Sundays Close from 1 to 6 P. M. Fanny Ferry Drug Store Seitzinger's Drag Store S. E. Vcrcusky's Drug Store "ROARING FRONTIER" TEX RITTER Hit No.

3 Bullets Vs. Ballots. "PAPER BULLETS" JOAN WOODBURY JACK LARUE ii.