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Harrisburgesq ue Notes from a frayed cuff By Nobe Frank Nora Bennett Shunk is celebral big her umptyumpA birthday to day, and thig column wants take time out to wish her many happy return of the day. Nora is one of those happy persons whose last thought is of herself, and despite the fact that she could feel better, never allows that to inter fere in her solicitude for oth ers. A cheery dis osition, a ready smile, and happy thoughts always Nobe Frank that's Nora Bennett Shunk one of Nature's noblewomen. Wonder what happened to Mrs. Frank Allison, who called me the other day from the Locust street servicenter to tell me about the N.

C. O. Club being formed by the noncoms at the New Cumberland Reception Center. The idea was for her to call back to tell me whom to contact in ascertaining: just what kind of equipment the non coms wanted us to help collect. Now, if the lady comes through, we'll try to do an Irish Walker ana help, her locate some furni ture, perhaps a piano, and what ever the boys need.

According to the latest dope, the War Dpartment will grant per mission for Joe Louis to defend his heavyweight title once more in September, and his opponent most likely will be Private Billy Conn. However, the War Depart ment is withholding final approval, and official announcement, until it's certain Conn's hand, oken in the now famous "kitchen fight" with his pappy in law, will heal sufficiently to permit him to fight. We just have a hunch that Conn better be in shape for this battle wi." Joe. In all likelihood, it will be the Brown Bomber's final ap pearance, and if Joe thinks it is, he's going to make it the best effort of his career. If that's the case, little Willie won't be around long certainly not for thirteen rounds as was the case the last time the two met.

And it looks like the Lion's Club has lined up another ten strike for its coming Tuesday meeting. The Rev. Stuart Herman, pastor of the. American Church in Berlin for the past several years, will address the club, and all other service clubs have been invited to attend. The Rev.

Herman has just recently returned to America, and if he can open up, something he couldn't do several years ago, when he last appeared before the club (he was preparing to return to Germany at the time), it's going to be a mighty interesting address. Any others who might be interested in hearing the Rev. Herman can make their reservations by calling Allan Stuart, prexy of the Lions Club. Next Tuesday night will be a good time for some of you late to bed goers to catch up on some shut eye. Inasmuch as all house lights must be dor 2d for the night at 8.30 (unless you have blackout curtains), it looks like a swell op portunity to pull the switch and say night night early.

Anent the Harrisburg baseball team, it appears to this corner that Peters, Senators' third sacker, might do better batting in the third slot than in the clean up po sition. He's been in a serious slump lately and perhaps the fourth spot puts too much of a strain on the lad. At least, it's worth trying. Krone Sohmer Lock Haven, June 19. Miss Frances M.

Sohmer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Sohmer, of Lock Haven and Karl A.

Krone, son of Mrs. Florence Krone, also of Lock Haven, were married Saturday evening, June 13, at the Methodist Church, in Bellefonte by the Rev H. C. Stenger, Jr. FRIDAY EVENING MIDDLETOWN: Piano Recital Will Be Given Music Event to Take Place Tonight at St.

Peter's Lu theran Middletown, June 19. A piano recital will be given by Miss Nedra Group and Thomas Sweigert, at 8 p. m. tonight in St. Peters Lu theran Church.

The public is in vited. Contributions for the local USO will be received: The following program will be given: Prelude No. 1 in Major, Bach; Moment Musical in A Flat Major, Schubert; Impromptu Opus 28 No. 3, Reinhold, Nedra Group; Preludes bv Chopin, No. 20 in Minor, 15 in Flat Major, 21 in Flat Major.

Polonaise in A Ma jor, Chopin, inomas aweigerx, Waltzes by Brahms, No. 1 in Major, 2 in Major, 8 in Flat Major, 15 in A Flat Major, Hungarian Rhapsody No. 10, Liszt, Nedra Group; La Cathedrale Eng lontie (Submerged Cathedral), De busey Concert Elude, MacDowell, Thomas Sweigert; Capriccio Bril lante, Mendelssohn, first piano, Nedra Group and second piano, Thomas Sweigert. Wedding Anniversaries Mr. and Mrs.

George Achenbach, 171 East Emaus street, will observe their twenty first wedding anniversary, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Erb, Elizabethtown, formerly of Mid dletown, will observe their twenty fourth wedding anniversary next Monday. Sunday morning at 9.45, the congregation of the First United Brethren in Christ will commem orate the 90th anniversary of the founding of that church.

There will be a joint service of the Sunday Bible School and the regular church service for which a special program has been arranged. Bishop G. D. Bataori, Harrisburg, will preach the ser mon. The evening service will take place at 7.30 o'clock.

Seek to Collect Bills The finance committee of Bor ouch Council. Aaron Shaffner, Al. Legoza and Simon Blecher, has launched its campaign, backed by a unanimous vote of council, for the collection of all outstanding or delinquent electric current bills. Bills were sent out by the bor ough clerk, upon orders of the committee, to 207 consumers. Defense Workers to Meet Civilian defense workers of Roy alton will meet at the council chamber at 3.30 p.

m. Sunday at which time they will receive their cards. Two Join Air Corps William M. Still, son of Mrs. Sara Still, 601 South Catherine street, and Robert L.

Schaeff er, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Schaef fer, 144 Witherspoon avenue, have enlisted in the United States Air Corps at Harrisburg. GOF Women Meet The June meeting of the Woman's Republican Council was held Tuesday evening in the coun cil chamber of the community building. Refreshments were served by the hostesses, Miss Mary Morrison and Mrs.

John Inley. It was decided to hold a spe cial meeting and party at the home of Mrs. Kathryn Bowers Werner, Swatara street, next Wednesday evening at 7.45. All members are requested to attend as this will be the final meeting until the fall season. Services to Be Held For Trevorton Pair Thevorton, 19.

Double funeral services for Peter Wolfe, 42, and his brother in law, Elias Ebersole, 42, victims of a mine accident at the Potts Colliery near Locust Dale, will be held Satur day at 1.30 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Flora Wolfe Ebersole. The Rev.

David P. Heil, Evan gelical Congregational Church, will officiate and burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery. SUNDAY IS FATHER'S DAY X. BO" I ne Perfec Sift for a perfect Dad. Indoors a slipper out i doors a shoe.

In dark brown do VU moc calf with 4 tj. patented raised 0 moccasin stitch. 5 to 12 Widths A to ODD SIZES REDUCED BEDROOM SLIPPERS $1.99 Burgundy, Blue and Brown irll. 3rd SI. With Rod and Gun Outdoors By MICHAEL SEAMAN I A siege of nasty weather is about the only thing that may keep the second annual stag picnic of the Harrisburg Hunters' and Anglers' Association on Sunday from being the largest outdoors men's affair hereabouts this year, Advance ticket sales, $1 each, for the event to be held on the 105 acre game farm in Lower Paxton township indicate the place will be swarmed over by hunters and anglers.

Every member of the largest and most active club in this area has been invited to view the im provements made on the farm in spite of the war and to partici pate in a program of events ar ranged by a committee working under President Barney Motter Events include 16 yard rise trap, sikeet, moskeeto, small bore and pistol range, ham shoot with blocks, balloon shoot and a special gallery shoot at iron birds with a .22 rifle. The picnic will start at 8 a. and continue into the night. The grounds and clubhouse are wired for lights. Bill Douglas, in charge of shooting events, uses yellow clay birds for the "owl shot gunners.

The yellow saucers show up well against a dark background Men. wishing to buy tickets in Harrisburg many do so by phoning 3 9568. They will be on sale at the farm on Sunday. The farm, eight miles east of Harrisburg, is off Route 22 lust beyond Paxton Consolidated School. Di rection arrows will be numerous beyond the school.

Since the war reduced auto travel, the club has suffered a decline in revenue that normally came from special events held Sundays on the farm. The money needed to raise game birds which will arrive in mid July must come from the picnic. A good turnout is needed Sunday to underwrite the feed bill and keep up a pro gram beneficial to all fishermen and hunters in this area. Sounds like a sales talk. So it is.

To raise a large amount oi rinenecks and quail, stock rabbits, feed game in winter, plant winter food plots requires con siderable cash. "We hope the farm will be jammed Sunday so none of the worthwhile projects need be curtailed this summer, fall and winter. And a reminder. The park ing lot is ample. Special parking police will be on the grounds to locate cars so that they can be moved anytime.

Movie to Be Shown at Lewisberry Church Lewisberry, June 19. The motion picture, "Ten Nights in a Bar Room, will be shown in the Parkville Evangelical Church on Monday evening at 8.15 o'clock. Gay Institute Meets Representatives of the Struc tural Clay Products Institute, with headquarters in Washington, and which recently opened regional offices in this city, were in conference in the Penn Harris Hotel discussing plans for furthering the interests of the institute in the Central Pennsylvania area. The Institute is interested primarily in the development of clay industry and the manufacture of brick, tile and other structural items with a clay base. On the Air Radio Highlights P.

M. FRIDAY 8.00 WHP Edwin C. Hill. 7.00 WKBO "Pleasure Time." 7.30 WHP "Meet America's New Soldiers." 8.00 WHP Kate Smith Hour. 8.15 WKBO Fight Against Inflation.

8.55 WKBO Baseball. 9.00 WHP Johnny Presents. A. M. 12.30 WHP Johnny Long and Orchestra.

A. M. SATURDAY 7.00 WHP Morning Alarm. 9.00 WKBO Breakfast Club. 10.00 Children's Bible Forum.

P. M. 12.30 WHP "Stars Over Hollywood." 2.55 WKBO Baseball. 5.00 WHP Matinee at Meadowbrook. Kate Smith: Two visitors from Hollywood Jane Withers and Charles Winninger hold the spot light on the "Kate Smith Hour" tonight.

As an added guest, Mrs. Henry Morgenthau, wife of the Secretary of the Treasury, joins Kate with a message about War Bonds. Heard over WHP from 8 to 8.55. Now a glamorous young screen star, Jane Withers won fame as a child actress and is presented in a light romantic drama. Winninger, a veteran of stage, screen and radio, is perhaps best known for his role of "Cap'n Henry" in "Showboat." William H.

Davis: William Davis, Chairman of the War La bor Board, will be the speaker on tonight's broadcast of the Mutual Network's exclusive series, "The Fight Against Inflation." Davis will selec as the topic of his talk, to be heard over WKBO from 8.15 to 8.30, "Stabilizing Wages." Johnny Presents: Melvyn Doug las stars in Charles Martin's adap tation for radio of the current Paramount picture, "Take a Letter, Darling," on "The Philip Morris Playhouse" tonight over WHP from 9 to 9.30. Fred MacMurray and Rosalind Russell appear in the film, which tells of a successful woman adver tising executive who hires male secretaries to placate jealous wives of her clients. Douglas plays the part of the male secretary in the comedy. Ray Bloch's orchestra provides the music. HARRISBURG 5j TELEGRAPH MOON MULLINS A MOUTH HI fctfc WnrllX 8 USUALLY WORK WONDERS I I HELPIN A JURY DECIDE OM'I I DAMAGE DICK TRACT DICKIE DARE CHIEF WAHOO MR.

and MRS. WELL. AFTER ALL, MOON. AM ONE WHICH IS BA ENOUGH TO ADMIT MY MISTAKES. WILL 6C PERSONAUXO WOULDN'T BOTHER ABOUT THAT IF WAS YOU, EMMY.

YOU'LL JEST TALK YOURSELF INTO MORE TROUBLE 'WE YANKED THOSE I kTURN YOUR AMPLIFIER SPIKES AND COUPLINGS) 1 UP ALL THE WAV i JUST IN TIME. THERE I XND STEAPy THOSE THE ADVENTURES OF PATSY YXJL THOUGHT YSHHH, PrT9fl 7 THIS 15 Trl'6ly I AM fe TTlNte 5UKE THAT STrVWSlfo PAYMS ATTEMTlOlO 6E HBRB I 1 CANT TO THIS 71100 HlM THIS 15 3 KHOW WHAT, EMIUO I IP OC MAN BXPBRieHC I HADNT KICKED MB rVuli Wfl4 Fttitri OAKY DOAKS SPTEZS" Dtl ll IS, I 1.1 x) A KAKX'X I 6 19 W.4 W01U fli it's about Time I BET HE FELL OUT Or THE TOFF OH PURFOSEi THE FOREIGN DOGS HAVE NO MORE AMMUNITION! FIX BAYONETS! WE SHALL QUICKLY END THEIR LIVES MICKEY FINN cn vriipaiCDi5rTJnu imaih it TOOK THE GIRL yMAKES ME LOOK TO ft MOVIE, LIKE ft SAP. JOHNNY BOUGHT HER ft BUT IF THE MAN 60Dft.ftND SAW ISN'T ftN ENEMY HER HOME, EH 7 AGENT. WHY DID MICKEY? H6 LOOK ftT THOSE PAPERS IN MR. HALL'S COAT AT THE CLUB? Joe, U)aT PoIheV mcaK IS A fiOOD LISTENER.

U) BR. IT MEMtf "IAT HBJS A A (SOOP LI2TEME.R. MY 5HIRT5 0(4 Jefl5Y J0N6S, TH lOOKee AT HIM SEATING TH'6Aft5 rCC Lh nOOrttilCkVT I I'D AGGER WB WERE HOLDIN' Ttf' CARDS! FLASH DAN, SEE, AN HELL TELL US kVHAl 1 1 nil 1 1 MO IT WAS MY VDU FAULT HOW CAW MIGHT MAKE UrV AWSWEr? A FOR IT QUESTION THAT 5 OAKY? i BEEN BOTHERING UCDP THCY POMP CHIEF ON THE DOUBLE WITH PIG STICKERS READY FOR US qi it uE'i 1 in DOWN SCRAPPIN7 PERHAPS HE'S JUST NATURALLY NOSEY TMEIK'S GUYS LIKE THAT. AND MICKEY LISTEN TO ME you ae. veg.

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B. FULLER WHERE 15 THE HE's" FOUNTAIN OF VOUTHf Igoweawd ri ACTTOALL JD0KS lldEBJESffeD IN COHaT IS BSiNvSAiD 18 h(M. SfcBT MICKEY MftYBE YOU'D BETTER TELL NASH THAT THERE'S NOTHING TO IT AND GO BACK TO THJE PLANTJ By WOO WOW' SOUND LIKE 6R0WL1 (WOW SOUND LIKE GROWC OF 1EVENTY HUNDRED MAD GRIZZLY BEARS! II 1 fcbL 1 ikTC BADTU 'Jz UAV' JAl iw TTT I OF 1EVENTY HUNDRED MAD GRIZZLY BEARS! STEVE IT FEEL LIKE EARTH jl nt fpK (cottum shakes; Bjf LANK LEONARD A weIx I WATCH 1 ujHCMryoo COHCerfTRATe LiKielMAr ABOUT 6k 1.