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EVENING HERALD, SHENANDOAH, FJL, SATURDAY, 11AKCH 24, 1956. PAGE TEN FIGURE IN COAST FIGHT PROBE -Iff JtO I i iTalce Time Off To Really Enjoy Back on the Job 'Spring' Snowfall mmm immp Check the Places Listed Below for the Very Finest in FOODS and ENTERTAINMENT AMVETS, Shenandoah. Music tonight by Gabe Garland. BLUE MOON. Sheppton.

Music tonight by The Merrl Macs. HEIGHTS FIRE COMPANY Music furnished by Al Robel. MARRONE'S, Girardville. Serving the best in Platters and Pizza Pie. MONTFOKT BAR, Sheppton.

Seafood specials. Sharon Workers To End Holdout, SHARON, Pa. 01J8 About 6.500 Westinghouse employes said today they were ready to end a holdout which stretched three days beyond the end of the 156-day strike by the International Union of electrical workers. But the back to work will not begin until Monday. The Sharon transformer plant is normally closed on weekends.

A voice vote by members of HJE local 617 Friday night ratified the strike-ending contract signed Tuesday night in Washington. The local accepted the company's disposition of the cases of nine employes fired for alleged picket line violence. The company had ordered dismissal for one of the employes and suspensions ranging from 30 days to one year for the eight others. The rank and file of the Sharon local accepted the disposition, provided the union give financial assistance to the dismissed or suspended workers. The local membership also insisted that all cases be submitted to arbitration, as provided under the terms of the new contract.

The dismissed worker is Walter Phillips who last Thursday was convicted of assault and battery for hitting a nc -striker in December during a picket line flare-up. Three other employes were ordered suspended for one year, one for nine months, two for 60 days and two for 30 days. The Sharon local had maintained its picket lines until Thursday night, pending disposition of the cases of the nine dismissed workers The local disbanded its lines after the company had threatened to fire any employe who failed to report within 10 days of notification to return. But, even then, only 200 of 4.500 A common practice in measuring the water equivalent of snow is to assume that the density of new-fallen snow is 10 per cent. Ten inches of snow equals one inch of water.

But Weather Bureau offi Americans will need S1 million more cattle by 1962 to provide beef at the rate they are eating it today. When the population reaches 200 million, 110 million cattle will be needed to maintain Upresent rate of consumption. cials say density varies and depth cannot always determine water Whitens Landscape Snow fell early today in the fourth day of Spring, coating, the anthracite landscape, a beautiful but slippery white. The new wintry blast came just after the sun and rising temperatures of the past few days had eliminated most of last weekend's four-day storm. Weather observers say it will be clear and warmer tomorrow, which is an outlook generally regarded as a custom in th season of Spring.

Today was another bad day for travelers. Highway surfaces were treacherous in some spots. Local thoroughfares were coited white and motorists found it necessary to move along at a slow rate of speed. Before noon the snowfall stopped, but skies remained cloudy and gray. Slowly rising temperatures gave indication of rain prior to clearing skies.

Motorists who experienced "a hard winter" were reluctant today to again apply chains to rear wheels, since they were getting accustomed to Spring weather. State Police, of the Frackville Detail, said shortly before nqon today that highways were wet but not "too bad." Early this morning they were slippery, the Troopers added. With another week of stormy March ahead, the month that sometimes "comes in like a lamb, could go out like a lion." Tomorrow is Palm Sunday and regardless of snow or rain, churches will be filled with faithful honoring Christ's triumphal march into Jerusalem. Palm will be distributed. Heights Fire Co.

Ar EARING IN LOS ANGELES before a Governor's committee investigating boxing in California, Eddie Stanley (left), veteran fight manager and boxer, tells probers of "throwing fights." He specifically mentioned an engagement in Portland, in 1946 with Ira (Pinky) Hughes. He said he got his instructions from Babe McCoy, matchmaker at the Olympic Auditorium in Los Angeles. At right, Georgie Hansford (seated), also an ex-boxer, is shown with James Cox, attorney for the probers, who also mentioned McCoy. said he "took a dive" in fights at Newark, N. and Baltimore.

DINE DANCE TONIGHT TONIGHT! Song Writer Dies BRONXVILLE, N.Y. (UP) Mort Dixon, song writer and vaudeville actor who wrote the lyrics for "That Old Gang Of Mine," "Marching Along Together." and "River Stay Away From My Door." died Friday in a Bronxville hospital. He wai 64. Dixon spent years in vaudeville and after World War I directed the show "Whiz Bangs" which toured Europe. Among other popular songs with Dixon lyrics are: "Bye, Bye Blackbird," "I Found A Million-Dollar Baby In A Five-And-Ten-Cent Store," "Lady In Red," "Would You Like To Take A Wrlk," "Fare Thee Well.

Annabelle," "Follow The Swallow," and "I'm Looking Over A Four-Leaf Clover." Fungi are despoiling two of America's loveliest trees, says the National Geographic Society. Dutch elm disease is widely attacking the American elm, and white pine blister rust is threatening the five-needle pine. Millions of dollars are being spent to eradicate Hese p'ests. Delicious, Tempting Food Served! W. Music By AL ROBEL AND Dancing to the Music of "1, rur MrnDi imre Si" -XJ j.

Jh RINGTOWN NEWS By MRS. WILLIAM KCBILCS Breiscb Boad Phone Ringtown 2574 BLUE MOON HIS ORCHESTRA i Sheppton (AAA AkK A asked to return reported to their jobs Friday. Postmaster Helps His Own Business AVINGER, Tex. UP When JOHN "SCOTTY" SIMPSON, of Turtle Creek, eats his first lunch at the Pittsburgh plant of the Westinghouse Electric Corporation since going out on one of the longest strikes in U.S. labor history.

He is seated in the coils of a synchronous motor. Some 45,000 members of the International Union of Electrical Workers were out for 156 days before a settlement was finally reached. business got slow at the Avinger Sunday at the Amvets! FIRST APPEARANCE IN SHENANDOAH Gabe Garland Reformed Notes Announcements for the Ringtown Charge of the Evangelical and Reformed Church are as follows: Ringtown Wednesday, March 28: Senior choir rehearsal, 7:30 p. m. Thursday, March 29: The midweek Lenten service will be held at 7:30 p.

m. with Harold Henning, a student at Lancaster Seminary, in charge. Friday, March 30: Primary choir rehearsal, 6:30 p. m. Junior choir rehearsal, 7 p.

m. The altar committee for the month of April at St. Paul's Church includes Mrs. Albert L. Blackman.

Mrs. Clair Beaver, Mrs. Albert Compton, and Carole Compton. Nuremberg Thursday, March 29: The midweek Lenten service will be held at 7:30 p. m.

with C. A. Harris in charge. Choir rehearsal will be held immediately following the Lenten service. Girard Manor Saturday, March 31: Choir Post Office in northeast Texas, former Postmaster M.

L. Felkcr knew what tj do about it. He bought stamps himself. Then he used the stamps to buy a suit of clothes from a mail order house. "There's nothing wrong with that," said Felker after his busi SEA FOOD SPECIAL FRIDAY and SATURDAY RAVIOLI with Meat Balls, Sausage or Chicken.

Frog Legs $1 Lobster Tails $1 doz. $1 Fried Shrimp Deviled Grab. 75c VSj Spring Chicken $1 Plus Our Regular Menu MOIITFORT BAR Sheppton and his ness-boosting technique came to Early Vacation Due to Measles BETHLEHEM, Pa. (UP) Lehigh University started its Easter Vacation at noon today, five days earlier than had been planned, because of an outbreak of measles. The disears has stricken 29 students since the first case was reported in mid-February, according to Dean Wray H.

Congdom. They were confined to their dormitories, but none was seriously ill, he added. The University said city health authorities warned that if the school were not closed the possibility existed tnat 90 per cent of the student body would contract the disease. Congdon said classes were scheduled to resume the morning of April 9. light at a congressional hearing in Washington Friday.

"It's done by WEST MAHANOY TOWNSHIP NEWS By JOSEPH R. GALLAGHER 1175 West Centre St. (Brownsville) Telephone Shenandoah 2-2491 10 MUSICAL ENTERTAINERS nearly every postmaster in the country." In Washington, Rep. Wright Pat- man (D-Texj said the Post Office Department took a dim view of Felker's pump priming stamp Direct from His Successful Mid-Western Tour THE GARLANDAIRE VOCAL TRIO THE GLEE CLUB IMPERSONATIONS purchase. In fact, said Patman, the department considered it a "major offense" because Felker's salary was based on his record Legion Shoot The committee for the Ringtown American Legion ham shoot which will be held tomorrow at the Post grounds extends an invitation to the general public to attend the affair which will begin at 12 noon.

of sales. Patman said he persuaded the department to "overlook" the AL Miles Dick Caton Cap Cleary matter. BIG TIME TONIGHT Amvefs to Feature Gabe Garland Band Gabe Garland and his popular orchestra, after concluding a success 300 Minutes Nightly Hilarious Comedy! Novelties! ROCK AND FALL MUSIC Smart Latin-American Music and Request Numbers at the AMVETS GRILL Amvets Auxiliary Conducts Session The monthly meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Edward Derringe Post Amvets 116 was held on Wednesday evening in the Post home in Shenandoah Heights. The meeting was opened with a prayer led by Mrs. Eleanor Al-shefsky, chaplain, and a pledge to the Flag.

Roll call of officers found all present. Recording Secretary Mrs. Agnes Tacelosky read the minutes of the previous meeting which were approved. Mrs. Josephine Swirk, treasurer, presented her report.

Bills and communications were read. Mrs. Helen Harida, president, was in charge of the meeting. She reported the proceeds for the card party held this month and thanked the committee and the members for their cooperation in making it a success. Plans for the card party to be held on Wednesday, April 4, were discussed.

Mrs. Pauline Domorotsky and Mrs. Josephine Guber were appointed on the committee for MCCARTHY'S SHAMROCK HOTEL Mahanoy Plane A Band Will Be on Hand FEATURING BEER WINE LIQUOR Clair Will Be There! ful tour of night clubs, resorts. St. Mary's Calendar Announcements for St.

Mary's Church includes the following: Sunday: Instructions in Christian Doctrine for elementary school children residing in Brandonville, Ringtown Borough, and Zion Grove, also for the First Holy Communion group, 9:30 a. m. Christian Doctrine Study Club meeting for all high school Freshmen, Sophomores, and Juniors, 6 p. m. CCD meeting, 7 p.

m. Monday: Instructions in Christian Doctrine for pupils of Union Township School, 12:25 p. m. to 1:25 p. m.

Holy Week Message Of Rev. Wierzalis Rev. George S. Wierzalis. pastor of St.

Mary's Church of Ringtown. issues the following Holy Week message to his parishioners: "Heaven belongs to God. It is impossible for any human being to 'pass-over' from earth to heaven by his own power even more impossible than it is to fly without the aid of a wonderful intricate airplane. "Our Lord, Jesus Christ, by His death, resurrection, and ascension, has made it possible for us human beings to do the impossible. This is called 'Redemption of the If this Redemption of World is to benefit individual human beings, they must make it their 'personal Redemption of the World made it possible to attain heaven, But this possibility or opportunity becomes our personal reality when we sincerely avail ourselves Of all the means of salvation which Jesus Christ continues to offer to human beings through His Church, from the days of the Apostles, till the end of the world.

"Make every effort to participate in the Holy Week services. These ceremonies are not only a pious commemoration of the sacred events that took place almost 2.000 years ago they, jointly with confession and Holy Communion, are another sacred opportunity to make the Redemption of the World a personal redemption for us. "We begin Holy Week services with the Palm Sunday procession. This liturgical practice of our church is approximately 1600 years old, and it is based on a still older procession the one in which Our Lord, Jesus Christ, was the central figure1. "By actively participating in this procession we shall be doing three things: First, recalling the past, when Christ rode from Bethany to Jerusalem, surrounded and followed by great crowds who publicly acclaimed Him as the Messiah.

Secondly, we shall be honoring Christ in the present. This procession is our public manifestation of our loving loyalty to Him. Thirdly, we shall be anticipating, or rehearsing, our own future general procession into heaven. That gigantic procession will take place at the end of the world, and it will conclude God's plan for the Redemption of Mankind. "Another prominent liturgical practice of Palm Sunday is the reading of the 'Passion' in place of the Sunday gospel during Holy Mass, that Is, reading of the complete history of Christ's suffering and death as it is written by St.

Matthew. On Tuesday, Wednesday, and Good Friday it will be read from the Gospel of the remaining three Evangelists. "A brief explanation of the liturgical ceremonies for Holy Thursday, Good Friday, and Easter Vigil will follow." Schedule of Holy Week services for St. Mary's follows: Confessions (Sacrament of Penance), Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, before Holy Mass in the morning; Wednesday, 4 p. m.

to 5:30 p. m. and 7 p. m. to 9 p.

Holy Thursday, 6:30 p. m. to 7:25 p. Holy Saturday, 3 p. m.

to 6 p. m. only. Divine services: Palm Sunday, 8:30 a. blessing and distribution of palms and procession followed by High Mass.

Low Mass, 10:30 a. followed by Benediction of hotels and supper clubs, has been booked for a regional appearance tomorrow night at the Amvets. The band recently made music news with the 1 release of their popular recording, "You Are My Only Love" and "If You Don't Dance You re Nowhere. Featured in the band are Gene 'Cap" Cleary, ace trombonist, and Pat Stanell, featured on tenor sax and bass violin, both hailing from town. Noted for its versatility, the band will feature a complete one-hour TASTES BETTER because it's BREWED stage show.

State Dept. Halts Tour of Symphony WASHINGTON (UP) The State Department has cancelled further overseas tours of the 100-man "Symphony of the Air" because of charges that some of its mem -There are 3.3 persons per passenger car registered in the United States an average of one car per family. the affair. Mrs. Helen Harida, Mrs.

Josephine Swirk, Mrs. Mary Ryan and Mrs. Agnes Tacelosky were appointed delegates to attend the meeting of District 7 to be held in Minersville on Tuesday, March 27. The surprise gift was won by Mrs. Eleanor Alshefski and Mrs.

Mary Ryan won the "pig." BETTER! bers are Communists and "leftt- Looking Ahead ists The symphony, formerly spon sored by the National Broadcasting Co. and conducted by Arturo Toscanini, toured the Far East last summer. The $267,000, six-week trip was paid for from funds appropriated to President Eisenhower for send ing cultural and trade groups to foreign countries. Robinson Mcllvaine, Deputy Assistant Secretary of State, told a House appropriations subcommit tee in March 14 testimony, made public Friday, that further tours have been cancelled. Dennis A.

Flinn, director of the department's security office, said that one of the members of the orchestra has identified about 30 persons in the orchestra as alleged leftists. jsf After you've finished making up -vfcSy IS 'BWV forget to order COLUMBIA jSff Always ASK For The informant, who was not named in the testimony, said that Explain Procedure For Polio Shots William J. Rowan, principal of the West Mahanoy Township High school at Shenandoah Heights, explained today, the procedure for the polio vaccine inoculations in the township. The date is Tuesday, March 27. The time is 10 to 11 a.

m. Mr. Rowan issued the following statement: 1 -Only those in financial need are eligible. Age: Birth to 14 years. 2 Only those receiving the first inoculation are eligible.

3 Forms can be obtained at any of the Township schools. 4 Fill form out and take same to the Lincoln School Building, State Health Clinic, Lloyd and West streets, Shenandoah. 5 Children must be accompanied by parent, or responsible person. 6 The Altamont District of the West Mahanoy Township District will be included in the Frackville Clinic, Monday, March 26. Birthdays Mrs.

Anne Kelly, 1142 West Centre street, Brownsville, is receiving congratulations and best wishes from her many friends on the occasion of her birthday which she is celebrating today. Belated greetings are extended to Edward Schreppell of Raven Run and Joanne Tacelosky, of Shenandoah Heights, on the occasion of their birthdays which they celebrated this week. other members of the orchestra spread Red propaganda On the trip. Taproom Quarrel Leads to Shooting GETTYSBURG, Pa. (UP) Lee Mainer, 32-year-oid laborer from Blue Ridge Summit, was shot and critically wouwded outside a Liberty Township taproom near the Pennsylvania Maryland border early today.

The Annie M. Warner Hospital said Mainer's condition was grave. it's the QUALITY that makes the DIFFERENCE! State police said the shooting occurred about 2:35 a.m. outside the Track Inn as the result of i the Most Blessed Sacrament. Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday: Holy Mass at 7:30 a.

m. Holy Thursday: Holy Mass of the Last Supper, 7:30 p. washing the feet of the 12 representatives of the Apostles, Procession to the Altar of Repose, and night watch, that is Adoration of Our Lord present in the Most Blessed Sacrament all night, till 7 a. m. All are invited to.

act as Guard of Honor at their own selected hour during the night. Good Friday: Devotion from 12 noqn to 3 p. m. in honor of the Three Hours of Agony privately. At 3 p.

selected readings from the Bible, solemn prayers, Adoration of the Cross, and Holy Communion service. Visitation to the sepulchre of Our Lord, after services and evening till 10 p. and all day on Holy Saturday. Holy Saturday: Easter "Vigil ceremonies, 11 p. followed by Midnight Mass of Resurrection.

Easter Sunday: High Mass, 9 followed by Benediction of the Most Blessed The public Is invited to attend the services. quarrel with a Fairfiel RD 2 quarry operator. Police said the shooting climaxed months, and 1 fBHH'Ji possibly years of ill feeling between the men. State police identified the quarry BOBBY FISCHER, 13, of Brooklyn, N. ponders a chess move after he announced be will play all comers In a 25-board simultaneous exhibition at the Jersey City, N.

Y.M.C.A. on March 29. The playeA will contribute one dollar each. Bobby plans to, use the money to help pay his way to the National Open Chess Tournament, July 16-28, at Oklahoma City, Okla. Bobby hopes be national champion In about t'ln years.

(International; operator, as the man who shot Mainer, but declined to say wheth Ambulance Meeting Directors of the Lost Creek Community Ambulance Association will meet tomorrow at 10:30 in the Citizens Fire House, Lost Creek. President Ray Jones, urged all directors to present as business of importance will be discussed. The maypole had Its origin in English villages of the Middle Ages. er he was under arrest or being pending completion of their investigation. A State police detec tive from Harrisburg was assign SHENANDOAH Brewed and Bottled by COLUMBIA BREWING CO, ed to join Gettysburg state police in the case..