Simpson's Leader-Times from Kittanning, Pennsylvania • Page 13

A I KITTANNING, PA. THURSDAY, MAY 1, 1958 Today's Grab Bag THI ANSWM, QUICK! 1. An ennetd involvw what number? j. What was the of the Gilbert of Gilbert-ft SullK S. Who the central nftire in the fountain at Rockefeller plaza? 4.

Syncline, anticline and recumbent fold are in what science? 5. Which it farther north, the tropic of Cancer or the tropic of Capricorn? HAPPY 1IRTHOAY To Howard Barlow, orchestra conductor; Danielle Darrieux, actress; Kate Smith, radio and TV personality, and Glenn Ford, actor. WATCH YOUR IANOUACI SCANTLING (SKANT-Ungr) --noun; small amount or number: measure or dimensions, espe. cially in a small piece of lumber or stud. Origin: Old North French escamtiTltoi, a sample or pattern.

IT HA'ltNlO TODAY Child Health Day. 1898--Spanish fleet destroyed In Battle of Manila bay in Spaniih-Amerlcan war. 1931--Empire State" building, In the world, opened. 1945--Suicide of Adolf Hitler announced. POLKS OP PAME-OOISS THE NAME 1-i-Born to a poor Ohio family in 1902, he started work at 12 aa a.

mail-sack heaver on the night shift while he was still in school. He also drove taxis and trolleys, during school; his photographic memory and ner-hour reading speed enabled him to, study durinj? layovers. A Marine in "World War he returned to complete an engineering degree in two years. He made two fortunes--as a South American auto distributor and a management consultant-before he rt-entered the Service in'1939. Ordnance planner for the Normandy invasion, he is now a major general in charge of the Army's new ordnance missile command.

Who is he 2--Of Irish descent, he -was born in New York City in 1892. ly LILLIAN CAMPIELL Central toil Writer His musical mother wrote poetry; hia father taught cltuics and was president of Hunter college. As a child he read and played many sportt. On graduation from Fordhaht, he taught for a year, then labored AS a sewer construction worker, learning languages-while he rode the subways to work. In World War I he stuffed his uniform pockets with books.

He returned to a newspaper sportswriting career. fame was enhanced by radio's Information, Please, where his tremen-. dous memory of widely varied subjects proved astounding. Name him. UN'trnn bottom or column) YOUR FUTUkt With attention to dietails.

your affairs should Improve. Watch health of women. Today's child will be artistic zather than businesslike. IT'S BEEN SAID' Deep versed in looks, and shal-" low in Milton. HOW'D YOU MAKl OUTT 1.

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4. Geology. 5. Cancer. Series Of Rulings Announced On State Right specifically excluded from the public records he added.

McBride said, that could not ve an whether i "the reorganization proceedings', of a oounfeil must be con? HARBISBURG (UP) The. state McBride said the rulings- were on ducted publicly. He said the ques- since'tion should be to the iorough solicitor, because it does Justice Department, today an- aounced a series of rulings made In connection with questions arising under the state's "Right-to-. Know" laws, passed Legislature. Attorney General by the 1957 Thomas D.

SPECIAL BUS Pittsburgh Monday, May 5 For reservations' call TEDROE HEILMAN 62-1931 Issues, which have arisen mid-January. The department said the records' flott affecfr the "-'overnment. of the state Health said, unofficially, that it relating to communicable diseases his opinion the of the open meeting law do. not le- quire: public sessions- in those are not "public record" despite the. new laws a 1955 law: which requires that such reports be kept- confidential.

In 'ruling McBride said matters of the state Tax Equalization Board relating to.fi- nancial transactions fall within the'public record of the 1957 law and must be made available for. public examination and inspection. Similarly'if they relate to 'the' of the real estate tax structure of a political subdivision they come under the law. he'- However, any the methods and factors employed- in reaching the final of tax structures are Chief Pitt Vice Chancellor PITTSBURGH (UP). Dr.

Ed- of staff of Children's Hospital, was named vice chancellor of" health professions at the University of Pittsburgh Tuesday. McCluskey will succeed Robert A. Moore, who resigned last fall to become president 'of 'a. medical center with-, the State. I University of York.

THE "EIGHT-SIX SPECIAL" is given finishing touches of its four builders after class recently. The boys are (left to right) -Clyde McGregor, Jack Crawford and Barry Bowser, all students of the in Kittanning Junior High School. Jack Bowser, the fourth abserit photo was taken. The quartet constructed the old tin' cans and some metal from 'the. school metal took about weeks; to complete.

The model was built as a classtproject in a "core unit." Mrs. Fred McElhinney is instructor Of the: group. The home-made rocket was taken to the higtoram'a at Indiana State Tea'chers College April 1 5 Save Every Day At Your CLOVER FARM STORE "SCOTT-ROLl TOWELS 2 ROLLS 37 ARGO SWEET PEAS 3 No. 303 Cant CLOVER FARM Black Pepper 8-Oz. Can 49 PILLSBURY CAKE MIXES WHITE CHOCOLATE YELLOW 3 20-ox.

Boxes 89 oz. 2 6 oz. Cans 29 Clover Farm Sliced Pie Apples 2 Glendale Veilow Cling Peaches 2 Glendale Sweet Pickles Clover Farm Mayonnaise cans cans 22-oz. jar pint 53c 69c 43c 39c Clorer Farm Sweet Potatoes 2 CloTtr Farm Dark Sweet Cherries 2 Nabisco Ghiparoons Nabisco Sugar Wafers CRISCO 3 LB. CAN 97 FLUFFO 3 LB.

CAN 97 IVORY SOAP 2 Oswald Hess Quality Norfolk, Fancy SLICED BACON Dclichras Brand SKINLESS WIENERS bg Assorted COLD CUTS 4 Oalu Farm ROASTED SAUSAGE Norfolk CANNED PICNICS Sin Cakci 33 IVORY SOAP MHMai 8lw CakM 31 IVORY SOAP Pcrsoaal Cakei 27 Pennsylvania Nurse Week Proclaimed HARRISBURG Pennsylvania Nurse Week will be celebrated this year beginning May 11, according to a proclamation -by Governor Leader. First established by a joint resolution of the Pennsylvania legislature. in 1956, this 'observance is.scheduled annually, to be celebrated week "that' includes the birthday of Florence Nightingale on May 14. The of the- Commonwealth will be focused on 'health during this period, which also includes Pennsylvania Health Week and National Hospital Week. "Increased, knowledge of all the factors thai; contribute to good health as well as better understanding of the work of those in health careers, will contribute' to better health for our -citizens and the encouragement of such careers," said Governor Leader in his proclamation.

"Guardians of Your Health" is of Pennsylvania Nurse Week, which will displays, church services and other civic observances as a tribute to Pennsylvania's professional nurses. Wheeling Steel's Earnings Decline WHEELING, a '(UP) -Wheeling steel Corp. reported today that earnings for the first quarter of 1958 declined more than million dollars from a year ago. The firm reported earnings of $505,000, or 3 cents per common share, compared with $4,559,000, or a share, for the first quarter of 1957. Net sales for the first -months of this year-totaled $45,888,000 as-compared with $71,344,000 in the corresponding quarter of last NAMES SUGGESTED FOR SUB WASHINGTON (UP) -Rep.

John P. Baldwin Jr. (R-Calif.) has introduced'a bill in the House to name atom-powered submarines after State names are reserved for battleships, but the last battleship was decommissioned earlier this year. USE WANT ADS FOR RESULTS BARBARA SCHUTT, R. ex- secretary 'of the Pennsylvania Nurses Association examines Pennsylvania Week poster held by Joan Bard, student nurse of Harrisburg General Hospital.

Get a toan in 1 trip to the office- phone firit. then come in for your cash. We to say "Yes!" Loans up to $1000 Loans life-insured at low cost KITTANNING--3J7 Market StrMt Steim Hotel Phone: 42-1951 BUTLER --110 South Main Stntt PhMte: Butlw 7-3778 for horn IMHI mr SWO by BlKWM O. BENEFICIAL RNANCE CO. CONSUMER DISCOUNT CO.

OPEN SATURDAYS TO 1 P.M. I Waste Treatment Chamber Speakers Enlarge Plant Approved On Confusion Semantics HARRISBURG (UP)-The state Sanitary, Board has approved a permit for a radioactive waste treatment works at the Westbghouse metallurgical, plant In Derry Westmoreland County. Dr. C. L.

Wilbar board chairman and state health secretary, said the radioactive wastes would not endanger plant workers or the general public. The plant produces fuel elements for nuclear reactors. The permit -ordered the treatment plant to be: in operation. on or ebfore Oct. 1.

board said all downstream- users be immediately notified in event of any unusual of wastes from the plant. The Navy's USS Alameda County, converted from LST-32 to AVB-1. is the first Advanced Base can land both men and equipment and provide an operating, airstrip within a matter of hours; WASHINGTON (UP)-The mod ule is suffering from autorosis although', his rurbanity has complete walkahility. These new additions to the modern lexicon came today to this national capital of hormally wordage by courtesy of speakers before the 46th annual meeting of the United a Chamber of A glossary of terms dealing with modern traffic density, and urban redevelopment was culled' from a series of speeches before- the national chamber: 'Module single; human being who joins with several other modules to make a family and they, under ideal conditions; join other' families to live in clusters. A new mentaldis-- ease brought on.

by traffic condi- tions''and use of the automobile to sublimate an inferiority complex; Burbanity A condition where 'city folks next door pttoer. Bacillus Teqhnologicus times called -gadgetis 'but more commonly a city poison which has infected the countryside. Walkability Can you make it I to the store and back Urbia In town. Scatterization What happens I to urbia if parking space gets much tighter. "Pedestrian Island Where au-1 tos.

go. Suburbicide Moving out of town to the detriment of the city. SUITOR SCORES HIT STOCKHOLM, Sweden I Robin Douglas-Home, British suitor of Sweden's Princess Mar- garettia; has made a "hit" with the Swedes. A song he wrote--I called "Spring Is in the just been released in Sweden-and it is estimated that record sales for the tune may go over the mark. JOHN SCARDIN buys TENDER MORRELL'S ALL MEAT WIENEFtS Ib.

65" Free! Space Comic Book A 85 T-BONE KRAFTS LONGHORN Cheese Ib. 55c IMPERIAL Margarine 36c COUNTRY Eggs ...3 doz. $1.47 Fresh Lean Ground Beef. Ib. 55c Lean Bulk Ib.

55 Ham Salad (our Ib. 69c Cucumbers, long green each 19c Fresh Green Onions bunch 10c Fresh Carrots 2 cello pkg. 29c Apples 4 Ib. 49c Grapefruit Seedless 3. for 35c GREEN PRIDE GRASS SEED 5-lb.

S-189 Bag I 25 Ib. 1 7 0 10 Ib 1.00 5 Ib. 60 VALUES FOR TEN CENTS Sweet Peas, Happy 3Q3 can Pork Beans, K. Queen. No.

1 can Kidney Beans, Goodland. .303 can Jiffy Spice.Mix Jiffy Brownie Mix Save 100 on Hire's Root Beer a of 6 Campbell's Tomato Soup .8 cans 1.00 Kitchen Queen Cream Corn, 303 can 7 for 1.00 Sla Fresh Bread loaf 16c Bell-View 21-oz. jars Preserves 3 for 1.00 Hunt's Catsup, tall 6 for 1.00 Hunt's whole unpeeled Apricots, can .3 for 1.00 Kitchen Queen Strawberry Preserves 2-lb. jar 59c Fluffo 3 can 87c Chocolate Chip Cookies, new 9-oz. pkg.

29c Schraft's Mother's Day Candy box 1.65 Assorted Chocolates, with Carnation Dromedary Angel Food Cake Mix pkg. 39c OPEN FRIDAY AND SATURDAY TO 9 P.M. FREE DELIVERY Dial 42-4721 JOHNSCAROINA 1100 Orr Avenue Kittanning 'ROBATION AMINTAINED WASHINGTON (UP)--The APL- 10 Executive Council announced Tuesday it would keep the DistD- ery Workers Union on probation despite the union's recent "cleanup" convention. The 30,000 mem- er union was put on probation ibout a year ago. Cellulose is the main constituent all plant life.

SAVE SAVE NEILLY'S ICECREAM 12 FLAVORS gal 18 gallon Twin Pops Twin Fudge dox. Sold from truck comer of 15th Si. and 4th Ford City tVERY FRIDAY 2 to 5:30 p.m. Nobody Trims Meat like Stewart's ALL WESTERN BEEF U. S.

GOVERNMENT INSPECTED HOME-DRESSED Ib. LEGS Ib. Ib. FOR ROASTING-PORK BUTTS Ib. MINIT STEAKS Ib.

SKINLESS Ib. OUR OWN HAM SALAD Ib. FRESH SLICED BEEF ib. Breakfast Cheer Coffee, reg. 95c Kitchen Queen Tomato 46 oz.

Juice 2 for 57c Little Chef Spaghetti Great Northern Beans 10' can Kool Aid 6 pkgs. 25c STEWART'S MARKET Kittanning Highlands Shopping Center Open Evenings Dial 42-5405.