The Daily Courier from Connellsville, Pennsylvania • Page 8

r.UiK 101GHT THE UA11.Y I COWNKLbSVIL-bHJ. I'A. FRIDAY. MARCH 11. 10-11.

THE AIR Radio Information At a Glance Palace Courtyard Bombed WCAE Serenade. News. Shwcs. re Time. Room ol the Air.

Smivenlora. Miller. Manners. Information Please. Time.

Theatre. of Destiny. Lanl Melntyre'i Oreh. Parade. the Headlines.

Breoso's 1 Morgan's Orch. Herbuck's Orch. TONIGHT KDKA Temperature. Moods. Serenade.

Thomas. Town. Fishing League. ot Melody. Final.

Interlude. Volley Days. B. Kennedy. Birthday.

vs. Tiiml. Templeton Time. HalletL's Orch. IISIO--Unlimited Horizons.

News. Heidi's Oreh. Brown's Orch. WJAS C. Hill.

of the World. Sullivan. Burton's Orch. 'n Andy. Ross.

Pearee's Gang. Smith Hour. Presents, Affairs. Gate Quartet. Edwards.

News. News of the world. Field's Orch. Kruda's Orch. Monroe's Orch.

SATURDAY 1VCAE Express. counsellor. Express. Express Musicalc. Dixon.

for Defense. Jack. Tidbit. Jim. Highway.

Moore. and Romance. Souvenirs. niautuss' Orch. Ed MeConnell.

Drama. to Yoiiin. in Rythm. for Everyone. 'Melodies.

Mclntyre'a Orch. Orch. Writin', Rhythm. Players. Capers.

tuy, A Girl, A Band. Is Yours. Institute of Music. Melodies. News.

in the News. Morgan's Orch. ot Sports. Playhouse. and Consequences.

Dance. Ezra. Le Baron's Orch. 11-110--News Parade. Puator's Orch.

Jones. News. Clinton's Orch. 1 Morjlun's Orch. Tuberculin Tests For Students In Somerset Couniy Dr.

C. A. medical retary ot the Pennsylvania Tuberculosis Society, will be In Somerset county March 31 and April 1 and 2, to assist with the continuation of the spring program of the Somerset County Society, it la announced. Tuberculin tests will be made on March SI at 9 o'clock of pupils at the schools. At 10:30 o'clock 'tho.

tests will be given to groups Salisbury and nt 1:15 o'clock to groups at Meyeradale. A positive reaction to the test does not mean "that the reactor has tuberculosis r.hut. merely shows the presence the twin in the body. Those show positive reaction will unJtort'o an X-ray cxamlna- 'tlon ot their chests at a later date, determine just what the reaction indicates. Some time during the week of April 7 the X-ray machine will be, at tho Meyersdalc High School, and all those recommended tor X-rays from and Garrott transported lo Meyersdalc so that the examinations may be made.

Headings oC the tuberculin teats will be made April 3. Confluence seventh, eighth, grades and high school pupils will be given the tuberculin test Monday, Mm-eh by Dr. Price, Dr. Jnjilunn and Dr. Hopwood of A special experimental test will be ied on at the Backfield school on March 20 when M.ii-Jorie Weaver, executive of Ihe Somerset County Tuberculosis Society, and Miss u'Cationltc Zearfow, Suite, nurse, KK'e the patch tuberculin test 'o the KDKA Program.

Family. Interlude. Clock. Clock. in Music, Club.

and Lee Reiser. Cook. Maupin's Orch. Bookshelf. Bryant.

Interlude. Age. Farm Ik Home Hour. at the Waldorf. Chase.

Open. Be'ore Supper. Interlude. Triplets. ot Israel.

Ol' Hollywood. Marimba Club Orch. ot the World. of LL'e. Barn Dance.

music. Orch. Arturo Toscaninl. Musci. Heidi's Orch.

to the Far North, She Bdghleneii His Life Until He Found Money Gone; in Jail By United Preia. NEW YORK, Mar. Betty Koruna, 33, who brlElHencd the life 78-year-old Henry (Uncle Harry) WeintT all last winter, until he suddenly realized that $10,153 was missing from his bnnlf. account, was found guilty today ot five counts of grand larceny. The jury deliberated nine hours.

Mrs, Koruna, who had swooned several times during the trial, heard the verdict without batting on eye. The jury recommended loilcncy. Judge Johnn J. Goldstein will sentence her March 31. Weinor and Mrs.

Korumi said they met on bench Central Park. He said he was impressed WJAS Neft. Melodies Patrick's Church. Revue. Ivcs.

Abe. Bee. Dirt Conservatory. Journal. Smith.

be announced. Pretend. Politics. Creek Follies. Men and Books.

of Congress. nt Meadowbrook. Clubmen. Presents. News.

S. Arrny. of the World. Davis. Platform.

King's Orch. or Food. Tiiie. Tavern. Hit Parade.

Nigl Serenade. Affairs. aGtc Quartet. Affairs. Monroe's Oi-ch.

Lombardo's Orch. Crop, Feed Loans by her hard luck story. She said she tried to shoo him nwiiy but that he won her friendship by Now Available News of the Day at Bear Run BEAR RUN. Mar. and Mrs.

Johnson anil children oC Ninnneolin visited Mrs. Johnson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Levi Tissue, Sunday. Cottage prayer meeting will lw held at the homo of Mr.

and Mrs. a i .1. W. Jim! i a i i i i i k'lli-, i i Ic-r i Hay Mrs. i i Ki-M'lilI.

i i ill I I OIliiT anil Mr: l-'rii-nii. inii Seven Gcrmim aerial bombs in the courlynril of Pulace, London, ciiuso.llhis nnd killed policeman on duly The palace ib-clf won but H'UKe, i.ictnrtu here, and garden wall were wrecked. This imil ducon were nb-wnt lime, llic porter and lilb family were in the ruid shelter, escaping uiiscuUicu. .1. E.

Skinner, this evor.inu. Miss Vcwia Friend spent last week vIsitinK her brother-in-law nnd sister, Mr. nnd Mrs. Woodnll, at Um'ontown. Jacob Oilier visited Tuesday with Ills brother Charles Ohler, who is a pMli-nt in Uniontovi.

Hospital, suflVrlnii fmm a broken leg. I Mr. nnd Mrs. Ear! Friend son of Sealon's Luke visited thi- former's parents, Mr. and Mr: 1 Clyde Friend, Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Earl Scarlett an- liiiK to housultcepini! In rooms nf W. E. Scarlett's homo.

Mrs. Hrarlctt was formerly Miss Wilma Lindormaii, daughter of Mrs. Dolly Liiidcrnv.n. Harold and Harry of Ohlopylc visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Ray KinR, Tuesday. Russell Burkholder was a caller in Mill Hun Monday. Rev. and Mis. Luster JI.

Norton visiU-d at the home- of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Friend Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Hall anil daughter Pally A Mr.

and Mrs. McAllister and daufihlt-r Dorothy, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley The Capitol Snowed Under Wool Growers Optimistic. PHOKN1X, a best shearing season i i 10 years is in prospect for woo! 1'i-owcrt: as a result of the nalional defense program, according to Jerrie W.

Lee, secretary of Arizona Wool Association. Virginia i i i 11. OM; li-iKii who llii- tiiM-ii in honor nf Mr. ami Mrs. 1 i at Oil -npyli: TII.V.IJI.V Oulfi) for Naval Pictures Available The Ijii lioM (if Ihe j-i-i rd SI.

binr.li lii-milliim-li- a i iiutiil i bi' available- this from tn l-hu nnd will IK- ol I'V I' 1 N-'VV r- L-niiiiiu: rviei- in M-hnnIr. patrm- .1. P. SI. chii-f U.

S. Navy Ki-i-ruil- ini; J'nt-t'-Mlir JUnltling, Ui-ionlowii. Tort Cu.sler Men Can Relax. I BATTLE CHEEK, Mar. Creek merchants and civic to provide healthful recreation facilities for soldiers stationed K.irl Custcr, have financed two mil-la ry club- hotiKiL-s where caji relax on ofl'-duty hours.

Emergency crop and feud loans are now available to farmers in Fnyettc county, it was announced today by officials of the farm credit administration. I. J. Nealon, field supervisor, will be in Conncllsvillc a Unlontown Tuesday, March II), to- arrange the loans. He will be at the Connellsville at 3 o'clock the Uniontown post- office from 10:30 o'clock until noon.

Tlie loans are for purchasing seed, feed and fertilizer and a four por cent rate is charged. giving her an apple every day. He snld -there 'were many gifts, including cash, arid that finally he converted nil his bank accounts into joint accounts with her, giving access the money made in the restaurant business in the Bowery, Ho said she dipped freely into the bank accounts and that once she turned up in Florida reporting thnt she had been robbed of $10,000 of his money. MONDAYS Thru FRIDAY'S Terms as Low as 5Oc Weekly POSNER'S t'HKDl'l 1 iul a i a Bank Hldir, Opii Here is view of the Capitol HH the heaviest alonn of tht? winter swirled up from Ahibiinw nnd coverurl with 10-inch full, Extreme cold Accompanied the bUzztml, which buried the Eastern auiiboard under it blnkut of BIIOW. Ladies SPRING COATS Fluids, navy mid lilack in newest Kpriiif? stylus.

Sizes 12 to '12. Other Coats to 16.98 SPRING DRESSES 9 8 Sixes 12 to 52. Others to MEN'S SUITS Single nnd u4 1 ijreasteds in spring styles. A 1 1 wool worstdil a cl serges in wanted colors. S'l-'IG.

Other Suits $22.50. Itorkclcy TOPCOATS $12.75 Others to $22.50 HATS $1.95 Large selection oC spring shades and styles. 185-37 W. Crawford Avo. Cluts.

JKimny, 1'rop. March is "Blowing In" New SPRING SHOP AT A A I II Ul I HI 5c-10c-25c and $1.00 Stores "ADORABLE" HOSIERY Stock Up Now Savu! Lovely Sheers For Best and Daily Wear Sixes to All uev aliaAen, 59 PAIR NYLON HOSE 51 ir. 15 CJmitfO, $1.15 pr. Week End Cake Special Old Fashioned Spice Cookies "1 Oc A Ueguliir Value. Arrived! Complete IS'ew Line Children's Dresses "Tonitn 1'rorks for Little Tots" a i Fopllns.

Kniadelotli, Sniss Dot. Pink, hliie, wliftc', reds and yellows. ALUMINUM SOU) 4 on card Iflc 3 on card Wnve Clijis 5c Sixes 1 to it to (i EACH 1ft Snve. M'itli Tliese l-'nctury I a Special! ('ongolciun MATS In. a 49 Visit Our Notions Department for Your HAIR NEEDS (XOIBS IK; nnd lOc BOIiUY PINS On Cjird 3o Extra Henry.

On Card Klc. Straight or Curved. HAIR TINS Wire, 5 bunches 5c Celluloid 5c VASSAB M'AVKBS (i on card 1(1 on card HAIll Silk 5i: KTS eiM'li ir (i Soc NETS lOc ouch or for liohltcd or VK XKTS 1'ilnstlr or Tie Clilnslraii and Iflc A I CLIPS lOc end) KAHBKTTES i for and 1l)c Advertised Slininjioos Klc liottlo Wave Set, lid. Spring ANKLETS 10c and 15c 1'air Special TEA TOWELS 5c EACH Oc Valnei (Jet. Them M'liile 'I'lii'y Last! Jimmy Jumper Suits It to Coverall Suits 2 to Play Suits Sixes 2 to Iflo.