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i nil CiL.iMi.ji.uuci FltlBAi', RELIEF, PAROLE DEBATES MIGHT EXTEND SESSION Harrisburg, Feb. 13 (AP)-- Wrangles over higher relief grants and a new parole system for Pennsylvania, added to expected flurries on congressional reapportionment, threatened today to prolong the special legislative session even before it starts. It's scheduled for next Tuesday Redistricting the state, to reduce the delegation from 34 to 33 as required by 1940 census, is the main reason for calling the session. While leaders of both parties concurred they had enough votes to pass a plan agreed upon in advance, legislators from affected areas aie expected to oppose the compromise and therefore to take time to put their stand on record. The agreement calls for dropping a normally Republican district in the northern tier and a usually Democratic district in Allegheny county, with one congressman to be elected at large.

An out-and-out fight over Governor James' plan to postpone the effective date of a new parole act, revamping tht state's entire parole set-up, beyond June 1, was promised by the act's sponsor, Rep. Samuel Rosenfeld (D-Phila). Claims Change Is Necessary Rosenfeld differed with James' contention that the present system should not be tampered with during the war emergency. The Philadelphian said war conditions made the change more necessary. In this he had the support of Dr.

Luther A. Harr, former Philadelphia city treasurer now TL 8. Bituminoue Coal Consumers' counsel. Harr asserted that the Governor's desire to postpone the effective date "is a specious attempt to use the war emergency as a cloak for less respectable political motives Rosenfeld's bill, with a $400,000 appropriation, would set up a five- man parole commission to take over most of the duties of the present pardon board, made up of four cabinet officers. The subject of relief grants already has been ruled out by the Governor as a subject for the session, which is limited to topics he outlines in the call Howard Russell, secretary of public after conferrmr with James, said the higher grants recommended by the state board of assistance had "no chance" until the commonwealth's financial picture was clarified.

The fiscal year ends next May 31. How To Date An Actress Hollywood, Feb. 13 (AP)-An ingenious yoiuu soidlrr with a handful of nickels talked Laralne Day Into a date In Just three minutes. "I'm calling from a pay station in Massachusetts," an unfamiliar a voice informed the surprised M-G-M actress. "I have exactly 90 nickels to last me until you say you'll go out with me when I arrive in Hollywood, in about two weeks.

I've also put enough away for two hamburgers, five gallons of gasoline, and a gardenia." Miss Day told him to put away another nickel to telephone her after he arrives and he may have that date. She didn't get his name. She was afraid if she prolonged the conversation he'd have to put his hamburger nickels into the telephone. War Slices Income Of Small Merchants; They're Not Kicking Pittsburgh, 13 AP; Own ers of small businesses here with a big following among young men reported their income has been substantially cut by the war, but they were quick to add "we're not going to kick--we'll be satisfied to win the war." Among them were barbers, cafe owners, poolroom proprietors, tailors, laundrymen, and to a less degree, druggists, haberdashers, florists, and shoe-shine parlors. Their general explanation was: "The draft is taking away easterners so fast it makes you dizzy Interviews with barbers disclosed some had lost 50 to 250 customers Joe Gringero, an East Liberty tavern owner, said several hundred young men have stopped visiting Ms establishment during the past year "They're in the Army now," said Gringero.

-'Maybe 50 go this week, 100 next -week--and now you only see a coupla guys around here a night." Sana "I Bent Tuxedoes'" Ross whose shop in the Oakland section is patronized by Pitt students anc big league baseball players, said "all tailors have been hit plenty." "Why, last year I rented 24 tux- MOTOBMAN KILLS SELF Philadelphia, Feb. 13 CAP)--On January 26, Motorman Albert Camnlin's trolley car collided with a fire truck and hoseman Francis Doman, 35, was killed Yesterday Camplin died from a bullet wound which deputy coroner John Gross said was self-inflicted. Gross reported that Camplin had been despondent since the accident. ONE KILLED IK EXPLOSION Scranton, Feb. 13 (AP)--A local gas explosion in the Eddy Creek colliery of the Hudson Coal company at Olyphant yesterday killed one man and injured three others Henry Bogdanowicz, 33, Dickson City, was fatally hurt.

Those injured were James Casey, 71; Michael Wanczowski, 56: and Adam Grzech, 37. First Bath For Montpelier With a lusty swing, Mrs. William F. Corry, wife of the mayor of Montpelier, Vermont, for which the Navy's newest cruiser was named smashes the traditional bottle of champagne on the bow of the warship at launching ceremonies at the New York Shipbuilding: Corporation's yards, Camden, N. J.

Gov. William H. Wills (right in gray hat) of Vermont Is one of the interested onlookers. Fighting Men Enjoy Hawaii Hotel Luxury Honolulu, Feb 13 (AP)--Fighting men of the Pacific- are sending their off-hours in the luxury of the expensive, riclily-decorated Royal Hawaiian hotel, which in peaceful times catered to the cream of Hawaii's tourist trade. Sailors and marines, and some soldiers, too, in need of rest and relaxation alter arduous periods at sea or in the air, find both in liberal quantities at the luxurious hotel on Waikikl beach, now called the and annex Rooms still bear the sign: "$18 per day But now the guests pay only one dollar a day if they're officers, and nothing but a laundry fee of 25 cents a week if they are enlisted men The frills are gone, but servicemen get food linen and incidentals like table tennis, the use of radios and phonogiaphs, games, movies and occasional dances to the ships' orchestras The fleet has leased the hotel for the use of its officers and men at a cost of $17,500 a month A portion of the hotel's accommodations are for the Army's use.

pictlng an austere farm couple from his native midwest, "Daughters of Revolution," drew harsh cntlcLvn from D.A.R members, and "Parson Weem's Fable," la which he paid hh respects to the story of George Washington and the cherry tree He was born of Quaker parentage on a farm HOT Anamosa, Iowa GROCER-PILOT DIES Greensburg. Pa Keb 13 (AP)-The ambition of John Toth, 30, Charleroi grocer, to serve as a pilot in the Royal Canadian Air corps was cut shoit by his death hi the crash of his private plane yesterday. Stalling in the air, the plane went into a ipln and ploughed up the ground for 100 yards on a farm a mile from Greensburg airport. Officials said ToUi had 400 hours in the air but aopaiently was not jet accustomed to the landing speed of the plane he purchased two months ago His mangled body was bund in the wreckage. Toth had been accepted by the Royal Canadian Air corps and expected to leave for a training base in two weeks.

Grant Wood, Famous Farm Artist, Dies Iowa City, Feb 13 (AP) in the heart of the farm belt, where he found subjects for many of his best known paintings, -artist Grant Wood died last night after a long illness Had he lived until today, he would have been 50. Wood's most widely known worKs included "American Gothic," de- 2 SPEEDERS ARRESTED State motor police here have listed two speeding arrests and one for driving a car not bearing a current official inspection sticker. Phelps, Yora was charged before Justice of tne Peace Brown, Hunterstown, with driving without a sticker while Paul A Pemberton, Oklahoma City, and Robert Daj, Needham Massachusetts, paid $10 fines and the costs for speeding Pemberron was charged before Justice Straley, New Oxford, with driving 62 miles an hour and Day before Justice George Baker in Abbottstown with driving 65 miles an hour. edoes out for the President's oirth- day ball and what do you think did this year' Seven. Why, I lost 11 regular customers all in one shot last week." The five states that reported the lowest birth rates in 1940 were New Jersey 141; New York 146, Connecticut 14.7; Riiode Island 151, and Missouri 155, the Census reports.

USE Bender's Green Cold Capsules For Colds Bender's--Gettysburg. Pa, CREATE FURLOUGH FUND Pttsburgh, Feb. 13 (AP) The Westtnghouse Electric Manufacturing company disclosed it has set up a special separation reserve fund for the benefit of em- ployes who might oe furloughed after the war. One-half of one per cent of the company's monthly payroll, which has been exceeding $15,000,000, will be set aside for the fund AT MUMPER'S SHOW BOOM Good Line of Furniture Living Room Suites Bedroom Suites New and Used Mattresses North Washington Street FIRST AID FOR Machinery Don't Discard Broken Parts of Machinery We Do Welding and General Auto Repair Work Be Repair Today, Totf Lafe W. W.

Zimmerman ORRTANNA. PA. PUBLIC SALE OP VALUABLE REAL ESTATE On Saturday, February 21, 1942 The undersigned, executor of the last will and testament of John C. Wible, late of the Borough of Gettysburg, Adams County, Pennsylvania, deceased, will offer at public sale, on the premises, on the 21st day of February, A. 1942, the following valuable farm, situate in Cumberland Township, A a County, Pennsylvania, on the road leading from the Fairfield Road, at Black Horse Tavern, to Plank's Mill IMPROVED with a bank barn, frame house, wagon shed, hog pen, garage, and other outbuildings.

There is plenty of good water on this property, the land is in a good state of cultivation, and contains about 100 acres of land. Sale will commence promptly at one o'clock P. Daylight Saving Time, when terms and conditions of sale wfll be made known by THE GETTYSBURG NATIONAL BANK, Executor of the last will and testament of John C. Wible, deceased. Swope, Brown Swope.

Attorneys for estate. G. R. Thompson, Auctioneer. It's Time to Refill Your Bin Check your coal supply now and be certain of warmth and comfort.

We can supply you with just the right kind of coal for your furnace. Phone BiglerviUe 24-R-14 for quick service. Landon Plank Route No. 2 Bigkrriue, Pa. IF THRIFT IS YOUR MOTTO DRIVE YOUR CAR TO SHETTERS If its economy you're after, then Shetter's is the place to buy your gas and oil, and to have your car serviced.

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Phone 76 Biglerville, Pa. 204 Chwnbersburg: Street i Mr. Farmer! We're Ready to Help You Repair Your Broken' Equipment WELDING and MACHINE WORK of All Kinds Fairfield Garage C. L. Sheads, Prop.

Phone 32-R-2" EXCHANGE Straw, Poultry, Pigeons, Cats, Rabbits and Guinea Pigs J. Walter Brendle LITTLESTOWN, PA, A bumboat is a boat which sells supplies, provisions and articles of ships. Scran ton Leader To Seek Higher Relief Pefo 13 (AP)--The special session of Pennsylvania's general assembly convening next Tuesday will be asked to express Its opinion on higher grants to the state's unemployed needy, Rep Robert J. Cordler, Scranton Republican, said Thursday. Governor James has specifically excluded this subject from his call but Cordler asserted: "We believe we're entitled to have an expression of opinion, and a very strong expression of opinion, because all recognized authorities for ALL OCCASIONS CREMER'S HANOVER, PA.

agree a dtOulto far higher tqx drawinf 19 retolttUoo to be Introduced at flwt opportunity pointing out tfasl Inci.eiaw should Kiven of the higher cost of living Approximately of the country's output of rayon yam in 1M1 is estimated to have been made in the south GENERAL CONTEACTINQ I STRAUSBAUGH PLANING MILL Patti F. MR. FARMER: Now the time to get yow work done, before the spring nvh. See us now. C.

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Biglerville, Pa. A REAL SUBSTITUTE FOR SUGAR If you are unable to buy sugar, try Sach's Honey in your coffee, tea or anything that needs a sweetening. ON SALE AT YOUR FAVORITE GROCERY E. H. SACHS, BIGLERVILLE No lUntol No No Return Trip AVOID fetter? TrwAfe, Stop To FREE TEST Bendersville Garage J.

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