Latrobe Bulletin from Latrobe, Pennsylvania • 10

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER. 24, 1MJ. THE LATROBE BULLETIN, LATROBE. PA. PAGE TEN.

Off to Germany Derry Churches NO MONKEYING WITH HIS FOOD BRADEHVILLE CHURCHES Ziinbos Travel For Tomorrow's Contest (Continued from rft Nine) (Continued from. Page Seven) dale ware held to no gain, bat on the fourth charge into the Jlne, Frederlcl barely crossed the double-chalk mark for the score. First downe favored Scottdale. 14 I. Derry Sere.

tendent, In charge. Classes for all ages. Come. Richard Lear, pianist. Illustrated aermonette by pastor.

Show Your Colorf, (ORANGE BLACK of LATROBE HIGH SCHOOL Support your football team this unique way. Pisace this tape on books, jacket and cars. DECAL TAPE ONLY 29C Enda Akins. Mlron, P. Wlngard.

Tackles Dillon. Guards Cribbs. Dando, Piatt eleven follows: enda. Bob Saunders and Chock WJncbeil; tackles. Eta Veto and Jack EteV-lot; guards, Mike Guidlce and Jot Braslle; eenter, Mike Veto; half-backa, Nevra Maatena and Stave Kuba: quarterback, Jobs Madonl; and fullback, Jackia Lyon.

Toung Peoples class tought by Wayne class ta ght' I by Harry Losler; Martha Volpe, secretary and treasurer. In charge of New Derry Metho-, i diet Laymen's I '-J Snorta Parade I Accident Victims-Pay Increasing Tolls Center Boielll. Backs Dorasid, Zannattl, nensler. Byan. Scottdale Ends Shsndorf.

-Tackles Holland, Mears. Guards H. Lewandowski. W'. Lew- andowskl.

Center Myera. Backs Yoder, Manors. Hill. Fred rkl. Lanti, Galney.

Touchdowns: Frederlcl J. Nla-hors. Points" after louchdownsr Fred gradenvllle Ivangelleal United jj rethren Church Rev. Hubert Bolee, Paator SO a m. Sunday School la eea-.

sloa with tha superintendent. Ale Smith. In charge. There la class for you so join with ua this Sun-1 diy- 45 p. m.

Meeting of the Jr-and Sr. Christian Endeavor Societies, Come nd Join one of our societies this Sunday. 1 7:30 p. m. Worship service.

This baa been set aside as Sem-, lnary Day. This is a day xf prayer Jn.jLPurcNlch-?9r.y,--te.-?4 gleal seminaries and life work recruits. Monday at I p. m. Church coun- ell meeting.

Sunday, Oct. World Wide Com- munlon Sunday. Opportunity will 72-INCH ROLL AT Toms' Drug Store Chicago (U.R1- Accidents last year cost the victims an aversse of $710 and the nation footed a 1 400.000,00ft blH. the- Xatlonal Saf ty Council said. The.

total costs have Increased PHONE 79 (Continued from Page Nine) tb latter. Getting back to the roller riot, lae -original All-America ia dominated by Chlcagoana. That. In Itaelf, ia a tporttng gesture hn yu con' -aider that-thr eportg fane-ia the Windy City are aaddled with two "Your Prescript torn Store' greatiy In the paat few yea -m main St. latrobe council said.

The 1348 figure waa i eric! 1 (Placement 1. Score by periods: Scottdsle 0 17 1-19 Referee, Zimmerman. Umpire. Kobbtns. Linesman, Davis.

$300,000,000 more than the 1947 .3 total, and $1,000,000,000 more than the 1946 figure, the council said. be given for Baptism and recep-tlon of members. Baseball Roundup: (Continued from Tr.ge Nine) A PRIZE heifer of Menomonle, Wise, "Miss Safe" la ahowa with young i Bobby Simpson before leaving for Germany. Ia answer to an appeal 1 from the rector of the University of Heidelberg for fresh milk to aid We Feature NaliuiUy Known Footwear Bradenvllle Pentecostal Church WORK SHOES Of All Klnda For All Kinds Of Work. Ceme and See Them! MURRAY DUNN THE BIG SHOE STORE tubercular children, the -relief or "Assembly of God-Ralph J.

Volk. Pastor aJ ganixation "SATE- selected thia animal. International) a-AIl-Amerlca teaina named tbe Cuba and White Sox. There are not aUUatica available to prove whether Chicago young atera use roller akatet because of municipal transportation difficulties but regardless of the reason, four of the Ave male members of the firat All-America team are from that city. Minneapolis holda the edge la the division.

The rst teama; men: Billy Bo-gaah, Chicago; Sam Skobel, Chicago; Ken Mote. Chicago; Wee Aronson, Chicago; and Silver Rich, Oklahoma City. Women: "Toughle" Brasuha, St. FOR MEN Sunday School meeta at 10:15 a. m.

Subject of leseon: "Ruth'a Great text: Ruth Our Sunday School welcomes son. Brooklyn must fare laillv's best, Kn Helntielinanlhe griizled old lefty who has won 17 and lost eight. Tbe Thils wfll be facing Brooklyn's tst, rookie Don New-combe, a 15 and winner who lost that heart-breaking (for Dodger fens, that Is), 1 to 0 opener In St Louis. Tha odds are In favor of the 200 KEENER Bill Maloney gets a shrill bawling out from a pint-size bonnet monkey (top) at the Philadelphia zoo as the little simian demanda hia lunch After vainly trying to get in a few words, Maloneygave up and fixed up a bottle (bottom) for the hungry monkey. The gabby litue fellow Is no larger than an average man's fist.

(International) Sleepy Head Memphis, Tenn. U.P.) Theater manager John Graber Isn't too keen on youngsters going to sleep in his movie house. A four-year-old boy got bis head caught under the arm-rest and they had to use. a hack saw to release Carda to pull out of their al'unip Paul; Annie Jemen, Saa Ftan'cis- S. Faces Crucial Dilemma" to; Gerry Murray, Minneapolis; tonight since their best man, lefty Florsheima Bostonians Robleca Mansfield FOR Airsteps American Girl California Cobblers renal jo FOR CHILDREN' Buster Browne icamp's X.RAY.

FITTING! Howie Toilet (19 and 9), goes Mlnta Jean Tayne, Indianapolis; EtTl r-W-aT TURCH ESTER KENN LAUcinrrowK uc. soi you If you do not attend elsewhere. David J. Watkina will be In charge. Morning worship at 11 a.

m. Rev. Worton will bring the message of the hour. Christ Ambassadors, the young people will meet at :30 p.m. Treacblng at 7:30 p.m.

by the pastor. The evening service will be evangelistic. At this service Rev. Worton will bring his final message of thia ser-ies et meetings plan now to attend this flnal service. Wednesday evening at 7:30 p.m.

prayer and Bible study. The friendly church extends to you a welcome to come and worship with us. COCXEXS lEUTTANlES against young Bob Rush (9 and 17). What also helps the Cardinal caune. even though their lead Is down to a microscopic half game, la that Ave of thelc aeven remaining game are with the Cubs, the other two with Sixth place Pittsburgh.

Brooklyn hsa two wTth the occasionally tough Bravea In addition to those four with the rhlls. In the only other major league gamea scheduled yesterdsy, both American League night games, the Detroit Tigers shut out tbe tleve-lsnd Indians, 5 to 0, and the Chi and Alice (Fusty) Pucheck, Mln-seapolla. Named to the second team were: men: Carl Payne. Columbus, Elmer (Elbows) Anderson; Chi cago; Bill Reynolds. Salt Lake City; Red 8martt, Chattanooga; and Rusa Massro, Chicago.

Women: Mary Lou Palermo and Mary (Pocahontas) Youpelle. both et Chicago; Georgisnna Kemp, Indianapolis: Mary Gardner, Knoxvllle, an4 Ann Calvello. Ban Fran-ciaco. -Tougble" la the little Miss May 31 Pay for thmselvet out of rplacmntand maintenance savings Beautiful-colors. Enhance all buildings.

Windows, porches, pttiot, doorway, store fronts. Ctmvtnkul Ttrmt FHA fmrntting Get details todoyl- "Hair" 7. Casey 213 Leyslhinna Ave. I Latrobe, Pa. Phone 10M-M rooDi i Ss Am) BOTPUZS '1 ti BOARDING CR00M1NC QXDIPQCW hem of tbe gala.

She holda the i 'Jit SUPER HOLLEIIBAUGIl'S record for successive hirsute handstands. "Big Red," as Mlsa Jensen known to her rapiuroue fane, is the Tugboat Annie of this team, or any other. When Arsenic Annie toaaea her. US pounds at yon going SS miles an hour something has ot to go, and usually does. Tbe cago White Sox beat the St.

Louis Browns. 4 to 1. BUI Veeck, Cleveland'a president and baseball's Barnum, supervised burial of the Indians' pennant and world championship flags before the game at Cleveland and Tlger'pltcher Virgil Truck amhovel-ed In the dirt by giving up only flve hits while striking out 10. -f I. The C.

E. Society of the Evangelical T. B. Church, will hold a candy sale In the social room of the church Tuesday evening at 6 o'clock. Everybody welcome.

Mra. C. E. Bush, waa a visitor yesterday in Latrobe. Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Bates were Latrobe visitors yesterday. Mrs. John Krlnork waa a visitor yesterday in Derry. ui-v xrMXfinv mi.

rnnnertlrutt. rhalrman of the Joint MIrs Anna Zelena was a La PROPERTY TRANSFERS ft "'U Consref jlonal Atomic Energy committee, asserts as a result of trobe visitor yesterday. Russia's development of an atomic weapon, the United States "facjsj Stephen Bridge, and Charlea and GESTItJE A11TACID POWDER mnmrt the most crucial dilemma of 4ta history." Looking at a Washington fjonaxld Smith, were Latrobg visit-newspaper account of President Truman'a announcement of the Rus-, org jMt evening, alan "atomic expWwlon" are (from Mt) Senatora William Knnwland Mri. Joseph Sheiba, of New (R), California, Mc.Mshon and Tom ConnaHy (Dl, Texas. Knowland was a visitor yesterday In and Connelly are committee (International Soundphoto) Latrobe.

Mrs. Charlea Hunter waa a visit- Deeds recorded at the Westmoreland County court house revesl the following property trsnsfers In this district: "Murrsy would have made a great featherweight and Minta Payne la all of that to the oppo-aition. Bogash ia the alickest thfjg skate, holder of all the world speed records up to a mile. Skobel rides like a hatchet man for a Chinese tong. Monte li another apeed demon who holds all the roller derby scoring record's.

Aron-oa'IrollecU dolls but don't let that fool you. And Silver Rich Is a harmless looking little guy of ely are feet, four inchea, but a former paratrooper who made 12 combat Jumps. They're rough and ready bunch of competitors, who slam into each other at 55 miles an hour, crash Into wooden railings and let off LIIICOlll SERVICE AND SUPPLY CO. 31 Depot St. Latrobe A property In Llgonler township Great Value PAMID PHIICO Utmost pf fbtmaace in compact, cany-able plastic cabinet Powerful superheterodyne circuit, electro-dvnamic speaker, builc-ia loop aehaL AC, DC 1411 LIGONIER STREET yesterday in Latrobe.

yes from John C. Green and Saphrona is Uome plan of Democratic "Agrlcul-j or arUierS ASKed 1 0 Secretary Charles S. Brannon. Mr. and Mra.

J. O. Mann were Green to William E. Trye and Trance Frye. hi, wnulit bolster farm Income visitors In Latrobe yesterday.

s. 1-i farm I rtfAtflff ir i si 1 1 rsr ABTMOIIZIB eilltl A property In Unity township Propose Programj by direct subsidies ltr times of Mrs. Paul Roble, of Loyalhanna, falling prices, without raising pric- was a visitor yesterday In Latrobe. k. Mniotr.n.

stenhen Waggle was a Latrobe FAMOUS oa LOW SHIiCXg from Jamison Coal and Coke Company to John J. Treskovlch and Helen D. Treskovlch. ltnn. rharted that the Brannon taller yesterday By WILLIAM LOVELL plan was concocted by "labor poli-i -Mrs.

Luella Myers was a visitor 2 MAIN Sf LATROBE A property In Unity township United Press Staff Correspondent jr vl 1- from John J. Treskovlch and Helen i. llciansL. sumihmm -p- Lttrobt 1 era and was an effort "to carry out! Tony Savenelll was a D. Treskovlch to Victor Treskov- steam quite freqnently wfth istle li inlfM atlra tha iv uu rs todsy that the party Is for the President's impossible cam- r.ller ye.ieroay.

n.im nrnmlae" Mrs. John Rossman was a visitor price supports and broad govern- paign promisee. With tontue In cheek. lloie sug-, In Pittsburgh recently. A property In Llgonler township bam a Nt thick at times, but there by M.

II. Henry and Emma II Henry Luther R. Henry and Emma I. SPECIAL SAL STOCK RECUCTIOn must be esaler ways make a bring. Aaywsy, they're the tr-All-AmcricsBi of the roller skating racket and that! straight from -Wooden Wheel Wally.

them to spelt out the detail, of the! ge.ted putting the Bf.nn.n plan 1.. Cor. Hebner waa a Latrobe nro.rm the want I "Into effect for labor." visitor yesterday. I "If high Incomes and low prices Louis Sheetlc waa a visitor The GOP, bidding tor the IM farnr 1 yterd.y Vn Ulr0be. WlUi.ni.

Decker 4 ITonal fbrm. conference HV worklBt r.llers yesterday. 3-UflT BATIlR00r.1 FIXTURES tki Henry. property In latrobe by Chr lea Carroll and Sarah Carroll to. Jerom and, Betty A-Mullen.

A property in Unity township by George HUduk and Rhoda HIJduk to Andrew Merlchko and Helen Merlchko. A nrooerty 1n Perry township by prwiiumj til fii I ....1.1" i St Vincent Rolls mans nrr Ih HEAVY ENAMELED CAST IRON and VITREOUS CHINA Over Indiana Tchrs. Mrs. J. N.

Wlnebrenner waa a isitor yesterday In Latrobe. Mrs. William Decker waa a visitor yesterday In Pittsburgh. Fred Warhelt. of lAtrobe.

visited at the home of his mother, Mrr. Julia Warheit, yesterday. leaders and individual' dirt farm- flirm include con- ere wou be the bas of any pro- 1 M. rnn ttnurd and enlarged farm research gram backed by tbe party lnCon-! and education, support of toe greSS. BrI Complete Ensemble) with f-ixtures as inown oil for --(Continued from rage Klae) We are here today not -to 'give llw marketing act.

development, of ei- Busdry slicing off right tackle and filenn T. Mslloy and Palma M. Malloy to Vida L. Begley and Jcieph Begley. through the Indiana secondary to port' markets "to the greatest pos A property In Llgonler township by Charles G.

Brant and Onley help." Rep. Clifford R. Hope, Kans conference keynoter, told farmers sitting side by side Republican bigwigs from a score of states. core standing np after a Jaunt 37 yards. Kelmbeaeher added the llth point.

Oe the thirl play after the ensuing kkkoff, FrieTa pasa waa In sible extent'' a program for developing industrial uses for farm products, expansion of animal agriculture, and continued soil conservation prori-sms. Brant to William N. Mrolaiso and Fva J. Nkolasio. tercepted Sundry who dashed NEW ALEXANDRIA NEWS National Republican Chairman Guy C.abrieUon told th farmers their views would be used to "de-, velop a lona-range proaram to ia i Forever Amber It yarda before he was caught on the Indiana IT.

being knocked out of He ws Injured alfght-ly, aad waa withdrawn from the game. But em tbe next play, ram- sure a bealtny, sound, profitable Bli-omlield. X. J. Although' ft farmer Industry without which this nation cannot continue Its present role in workl "We are gathered here In the mla' Don Henlgin.

abot straight np i white light penetrates fog just as welj as colored light, motorists fsvor amber over clear lena fog lamps 1( to 1. This Is probably Mra. John It. Roberts and son Ford, et Llgonler. visited locsl relatives Sunday.

Mr. and Mra. Ben Barn-hart, of McKeee Rocks, were local callers Sunday. the middle to acore. Hetmbrrher ALSO AVAILABLE IN SEPARATE UNITS axaia hooted the extra not at ta heart of America to discuss the i becaune amber light ia the more make It 1M.

moet tmponani Dusines prooirra i wnulHl.i Xiul snL explain The r. V. Club held a covered rroa thia point ea. the reserves LAVATORY Of LATEST DESIGN confronting his nation, t.ahnet- wHnot tnglneers. i i played the game.

Coach Smith aob- dish dinner at Rush wood Tuesday ever'tg. son ssid ef Say aawt Wd. lore- Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Fsy of Is how to keep agriculture rrpt-perous. Cottlran.

FvS ttn bawl MODERN STYLE BATH TUBS Gvm Cat Iran hily ulid with gl umli.f ltit Seccv4ot, Mwvt9 fae knHi. WrhV aM tuba with yide txtrm hf swd fug bcf4 isoce. Cew SAlirS SAHIB TOILIT. MADE Of VITMOUS CHINA $an and A64-pnuF CKm with biro, tl-doie VSTM fcr (n irwih-tirwn) fKnSinf Klioi, Cwnfihii vrt turobW wot cef and Ht tupatv pip. Al ready taj Wsshlngton D.

Crepent the week with Mrs. Fay'a parents Mr. and sUtsUBg freely alsa The Bearcat reserve forcea came close twke and had one nullified before the game waa ever, aad meeelrhile baiftrtd the Indians' every at-tetrpt to get Us offensive rolling. wttfc "aciwajran taotw XON-CEAIEO OVtKHOW- mnd a-Srai liiitwm indwda aaw Me tyaa faacat. AR caa aritk Meaty aa woR.

Hope, rs'nking Republican mem-' her of the House Agriculture Committee, said the GOP recognises th need for farm price supports "when, by reason of economic ml--r Mra. William Barahart Mr. and Mra. Burnett and family of Pleasant Unity, have moved Into the Mechliny property on Mala St. fa inttoK.

1 $73.53 $27.95 Baal Dcrrv Loses Third adjustments or the failure of our svstem to function effectively. OUR PRICES ARE YOUR CUARASTEE OF A SAVING! Mr. and Mra. Hendrkkson, of Derry, visited their daughter, Mra. Fred and family the past To 19-0 farmers are placed at disadvant- week.

PHONE 2221 Page Kl.e) "Wa farther hlie that when! The Geneva Fellowship of the PHONE 2221 PA. LIGONIER, PA. Preehrterlan Church mH sr the price sapports are la effect they be rc9'r4 ea the Derry 19 II .1 WJ howte of aad Mrs, Tom Kerr enouhl Jms prkesspprt Jthr Friday eventBt MiM- jMetSnfhiaVket place and the farmers gave a book fepoft. fhmild receive a fair prtet for 4 WI hltUsg the middle ewd K'sr. rwnlag the nanks, sHT leTe of i ftTt It ajptrH thai 'kh jrr f'Bg to jield 'al CAKuFLOliii Mr.

aad Mrs To Ker have yrweetej rrm taos pirrrns" 5 1 StrWi and rfinnm thm he said 1 rlt 'fk rtiffWralt rwtnr tft hi rlf their prpperljrNCF rrt Vi-fl Wee ry, Sott- to San Crabiak. I Tlia to tie fa tin jb- I rny wuth s. if i.