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TIMES-LEADER. THK KVKNlMi news. W1LKES-UAKKE. PA. WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAKCU 17.

185 Shop Thursday: 12 Noon HIV 8:30 P. 31. Two Widows Fairored By Board's Decision and notfrom the last date of em- nloyment with a mining company, SUte Workmen'! Compensation. Board hss upheld an award of compensation made to Mrs. Mary Gawlick, 12 Maxwell street Ashley, widow ot Frank Cawlick.

the State Workmen's Conipensa-lfL li SB sup. and 3 uai The Glea Alden Coal Company contested a referee earlier award Hon Board declared in a ruling on the employment date. Another Glen Alden to the beard was rejected In the laim of Mrs. Jennie Riordan, widow of Pitrtck Riordan, 169 West Ridge street, Kanlicoke. Mrs.

Riordan was awarded compensation in the contested claim of compensation to Mrs. Cawlick because the mine employe worked on a breaker outside the mine prior to disability. The requirement In the Miner' Asthma Compensation Law thatiinvolvinx exposure to dust-laden air victims of anthraco-sillcosis mustiln Riordan's Job as headman and If YouMI See Them in "Mademoiselle," and You'll See Them Here Stunning Spring Hats be exposed to dust hazards iorlfootman. In upholding the referee's lour years during an eight-yearj award the board hurved thai "the period of employment dates backiquestlon depends primarily upon from final time of employment un-jthe credibility of the witnesses" der exposur to the silica haiardiheard by the referee. -dTA -'fN.

.98 6 New Bank President Rayon Suits From the Smartest, Most Complete Selection In Town! 4 Others 5.00 to 25.00! oo kMA Forward-looking little straws, gaily touched with spring's sauciest trimmings! In a wonderful whirl of color one just right for your new spring costume Come choose yours now ZjL White Haven physician hasl Dr. Hess, who has been a mem-been elected president of the board ot the board since July 28. nrvu. ci. iHb is former school director of et White Haven Saving Bank.

whUe Hawn Bor0URh. Bank directors, meeting recently, a graduate of Temple University Chose Or. Millard J. Hess as preshSchool of Dentistry, Dr. Hess has dent to succeed Edward Bush, who! maintained an office in White died on March 3.

Fred Haven more than 40 years. who has conducted a coal and hard- ware business in White Haven the! The 4,348.000 population of Mada-past 20 years, was named to the igascar is double what is was, 50 years vacancy on the board of directors ago. 25 that look like luxurious wools, all fully lined MILLINERY, Second Poor pUJWHHiy shop Thursday: Whisk Through Soap and Water; Never, Never Need Ironing; Our Crisp, Carefree Juniors, Misses and Exquisitely tailored rayon suits looking for all the world like expensive worsteds. Beautifully detailed, many-season suits designed to make you look like a million and they're only $25! Rayon Poodline, Rayon Shadow Twists and Rayon flannels, in curved, fitted models and polka-dot lined box jacket style with matching blouse! SI ITS, Second Floor ,1 i 4 3 1 Nylon Blends mwiiiflBi ,2 Noon Jglj 8:30 P. M.

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