Pittston Gazette from Pittston, Pennsylvania • Page 3

1 wi juuk Meal 1 1 i "i 7 Region Reach Home Shores is Every Dollar You Spent! In Pittston 'J 'I 'Pi helps business, and what It good for our community good for you. This year, make it a point to IL 1 RECE8S FOR GOERING Top war criminal Hermann Goeiing talks to Lt. Custave Gilbert, New York City; Lt. Richard Nalle, Culpepper, and an unidentified MP, left to right, during court recess at Nuremberg. Goerlng's attorney baa Indicated be may ask for prominent Americans to appear at trial.

Do Your Christmas Shopping! AT HOME 7 Gleanings A DAUGHTER WAS BORN AST Plttston Hospital this morning to Mr. and Mrs. Philip Ahrene, 1000 MoAlpine street. Avoca. PAST PR.BSHDHNT HAOTINOa A.

Morrla win have charge of the program at the regular meeting of the Khvanls Club tMs evening at six o'clock at D. A. R. THERE WILL BE) NO MEET Ing of the Amoma Class, of the First Baptist Church, this evening, It halving been postponed because of the iUneaa of Mrs. Anna Burnett, teacher and hostess IT IS URGED THAT RETURNS be maide for nylon book.

In an undertaking promoted by the Sodality of St. John the BvangeUst Church, to Miss Mary Kennedy, 12 RadoHffe street, prior to Dec. 4th. THE ANNUAL CONVENTION of Catholic War Veterans will be held In Seranton, April 20, 27 and 20. Chief of Police Leo TIerney, of this dty, la a member of the registration committee.

THE TREASURER OF PTTT8 ton Hospital acknowledges the receipt of a check for $29.39, the amount of the offering received a the union Thanksgiving Day service in the Tttnst Methodist Church. A CARD PARTY WILL BE heM Tuesday evening, Deo. 4, In Blessed Sacrament Hell, Hughes town, for the benefit of the parish. The Blessed Virgin Sodality la sponsoring the party. Reglna Burke la general chairman.

THE SENIOR CLAS3 OP Plttston High School will hold a dance Wednesday evening, Nov. 28, at St. John's Gymnasium. Music will be furnished by Prankle Reynolds andi his orchestra. Chairman and co chairman are Francis Murphy end Lucy Rueso.

THE PROGRAM AT THE RO tary Ohib meeting on Wednesday at at the T. M. C. A. wiM be la charge of Howard W.

Renfer. The speaker wilt be J. C. Gilford, of Forty Fort, superintendent for the State Game Commission In Division B. A MEETING OF THE JUN lor Catholio Daughters was held Wednesday night at seven o'clock at the home of Rita Fortenea, president, of Union street.

Those present were: Dorothy Vlsoavage, Joan Carey, Mary Zarno, Mary Oolllne and Martha Wunk, councillor. THE MONTHLY MEETING OF the Men's Brotherhood of St. Paul's Methodist Church will be held this evening at eight o'clock. Rev. Jo 1 Miners Savings Banff One of tee most familiar scenes after every meal is the little fathering above, with one of the youngsters expressing dissatisfaction at UNRRA's residence for displaced children in an old nunnery at Kloster Indersdorf, Germany.

Two hundred and two orphans of war, of all nationalities, are gathered at the camp. Somo of them had suffered terribly from privations but under the car Of UNRRA's Team 182 they are now well fed, clothed and healthy. Exclusive Photo by NBA Service Acme Newspictures photographer i Charles Haacker. F. Conlon, Of Inkerman, Died Sunday Michael F.

Conlon, 20 Main street, Inkenman, one of Jenkins Township's most widely known and highly respected men, died at o'clock Sunday morning at Mercy Hospital, WUkee Barre, where he had been a patient for four weeks. He had been employed as a stationary engineer at No. 0 Colliery, Penneyevanla Coal over a long period of years and up to the time of his retirement, several years ago. He also was a former tax collector of Jenkins) Township and was active In every movement for the advancement of his home community. Mr.

Conlon had made his home It) Inkerman since he wan six months oM. H9a parents, the late Patrick and Mary Conlon. were among the pioneer settlers In that village. Mr. Conton was a member of St.

Mark's C. Church and its aff Mated men's societies. Surviving are his widow, the former Mary Whalen, of Inkerman; and two sons: Joseph. U. S.

Navy, who recently arrived at Portland, after a long tenm of service In the South Pacific; and George at home; also one sister, Mrs. John J. Gorman, of Inkenman; and two brothers, Peter Conlon, of Miner's Mills, and James Conlon. of rnker man, preeemtly a memfter of the township school board. No definite arrangements for the funeral hare been made until his son, Joseph, is contacted and It is learned when he can attend the rites.

When averyone else seems younger, you're getting Member Federal Deposit Main and Bread Street Local Soldiers Landed At Ports Local soldiers have arrived from overseas a follows: At New Tork Sgt LesH Frith, of Wyoming. At Seattle, Wash. Pfc. Wank 8. Rolek, of Dupont; Pfc.

Michael Leon, 184 Panama street, Pittston; Tech. 8 Charles I Monroe, 144 Washington street. West PKtston; Sgt Caslmlr C. Kilvenek, Main street, Duryea: figt. George E.

Krakows, Avoca; SgL Frank A. Hopkins, Ptttston; Tech 4 Joseph Novltsky and Pfc, Thorns Sksnel both of Duryea. POLISH CANDIDATES FOR THE JUDGESHIP Harrisburg. Nov. M.

The Polish' American Committee of Seranton said today lt would, continue Its effort to have one of It group named to the Lackawanna County Orphans Court judgeship vacancy after It formally presented to Gov. Edward Martin the name of two Indorsed candidate. A 4 member. delegation of the committee suggested that Martin appoint either Sidney Grabowskl, Seranton, or Ernest J. Gasda, Taylor, to the poet left vacant Sept.

10 by the death of Judge M. 7. Sando. Following the brief audience with Martin. Attorney Zygmunt Bialkow ekl, committee chairman, said "We feel we didn't accomplish anything," but added that the group's endeavors would be continued.

Mrs. Peter Gallagher Died In Old Forge Following' an illness, Mrs. Margaret M. Gallagher, aged S2 years, succumbed yesterday morning In the family home, 161 Milwaukee avenue. Old Forge.

She was the wife of Peter F. Gallagher. A native of Old Forge, Mrs. Gallagher was a daughter of Matthew M. and Frances Dale Beam.

In addition to her husband and parents, Mrs. Gallagher is survived by a brother. Thomas Beam, New York City, and a slater, Gertrude Beam, a member of the teaching staff at Lawrenceville School, Old Forge. 123,250 FOR BLIND 80LDIER Nov. 26.

Voluntary contributions totaling nearly 123, 250 have been raised by York County residents for Sgt. Curtis Sechrist, blinded by enemy fire during the campaign at Mats, France. The fund will provide a seeing eye dog, a new home for the soldier and hie wife, and a trust fund for permanent case of their home. Sechrist, wearer of the Silver Star, Is a patient at Valley Forge General Hospital, Pheenlxvllle. FORMER LEGISLATOR DEAD Aaplnnroll, Nov.

26. Harry K. Daugherty, of. Grove Orty, aged 76 years, prominent lawyer and former state legislator, died Saturday ait the Veterans' Hospital. MAN DIED ON TRAIN lAncaster, Nor.

26. Christian Hummer, SO, Carlisle, was stricken with a heart attack on an east bound Penmsyiive'nia Railroad train today and died before medical aid could be summoned. Fcrrcsr Senator Diss In Wayne Co. MowdaHs. Nov.

26. Former Mate Senator Wallace J. Barnes, 14, died at hie home at nearby Beach Lake Saturday night. Funeral ei'Vlce will fee held tomorrow. Banna represented the 14th Senatorial District, comprising Wfcyne, Pike, Monroe and Carbon neuniMe, He wu a former jwothonotary of Wayne county, a trustee of tlhe Far view State Hospital and a member e( the Interstate Bridge Commission.

In addition, he was a lay minister of the Beach Lake Free Methodist Church. FIRE AT SEMINARY lire was discovered In the gymnasium of Wyoming Seminary, Kingston, Saturday night at 10:40, caused fey spontaneous combustion of materlate used in the construction of a bowling alley. Firemen extinguished the blaze "before much damage was done. 1 Beware Coughs fro csss33 cslis That Hang On Cj'OtiiiiiiWm relieves promptly be teuse ft goes right to the seat of the traoble to help loosen and expel germ laden phlegm, and aid nature to soothe and heal raw, tender, In flamed bronchial mucous membranes. Tell your druggist to sell yon bottle of Oreomulalon with the un Htnrtandtng you must Ufcc the way It Quickly allays the cough or you are have your money back.

CREOMULSION fttCoBllw.CKestCoIds.Bronchiris OpL Alfred J. Held, West Pitts ton, was aboard the SS. "Europe" which arrived in New York Harbor yesterday. The "Sea which docked at Seattle, Wash, on Thursday last, brought four soldiers from the Plttston District to home shore, aa follows: Pre. Thomas Brmel, Duryea.

Staff Sergt. Wank A. Hopkins, Plttston. Tech. Sgt.

George B. Krakow, Avooa, Tech 4G) Joseph NltovaU. Dur yea. The "Admiral which reached Seattle yesterday, carried the following local men: Staff Sergt. Caslmlr C.

Kllyanek, 84 Main street, Duryaa. Pfc. Michael Leon, 1M Panama street, Plttston. Tech. (EG) Charles I Monroe, 104 Washington street, West Plttston.

Pfc. Frank I. Holek, 61T Main street, Dupont. Kosik Attends Conferences In Washington If. J.

Kosik, of Dupont dent of, District 1, United Mine Workers of America, la in Washington, D. to attend a series of meetings. The Anthracite Allocation Committee will meet at 11 O'clock tomorrow morning. The Committee of Twelve, composed of six officers of the United Mine Workers and an equal number of operators, will assemble at 1 o'clock tony "yow afternoon. The Anthracite Advisory Committee of the United States Bureau of Mines will meet at o'clock tomorrow afternoon In the Interior Department Building.

A meeting of the International executive board of the U. M. W. A. Is scheduled to be held tomorrow in headquarters of the union.

WINDOW BROKEN IN JEWELRY STORE HERE A Plats glass window at Warahal Brothiera Jewelry Store, 64 South Main street, was smashed last night at 8:56, and Plttston police were called to Investigate According to lit. Thomas Walsh, who with Officer James Hogan Investigated, nothing was removed from the store or the window. NO one has been apprehended. CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS. OIvH Service examinations are announced for the following positions: Chemist, salary from $2,320 to $4, aoo.

Gmduate nurse, salary ranging from 12.100 to to AM vacancies in Pennsylvania and Delaware. Full particulars In regard to these examinations can be secured from J. A. Alexander at Plttston Poet' office. COUNCIL OF CHURCHES Hejrrisbwg.

Nov. 20. The Penn sylvania Council of Churohee, rep resenting 24 denomlnatione and SS ecoleeiastical bodies, wiH hold Its 8Sth annual meeting here tomorrow. It's a beauty With plenty of sing in both the great new 100 horsepower 8 engfo the powerful, improved Six There are new mold "thin leaf1 spring le smooth rough roads A smart two tone Interior. Self centering hydranlic brakes for cushion stops Many new improvements insuring exceptional oil and gat savings.

We are prepared to expertly service anvnwke of ear and weL "back home1' all Fords. Our faetery traiued men. Genuine Ford Parts and special equipment will give you "Better service or your Ford and more eervieerom it." deafer ii; Spiff Wflt Personal Mention Set John J. Gallagher, of 70 Bry den street, was discharged from the ammy at the Separation Point, Camp Butner, N. C.

Mra. Reginald Nash has returned to her home at FaUs after undergoing an operation at Mercy Hospital, Wllkes Barre. Mr. and Mrs, Fred Fear and eon. Jack, and Miss Mildred Jones have returned from a visit to Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Matthew. In Maple wood, N. J. Joseph K.

Schiffnvan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Son iff man, William street, has returned after serving for three years as head of the operations department of the Shoe Rationing Section, OPA, Washington, D. The Misses Jeanne M. Tlgue and Vema Glauner, of the Finance office of Veterans' Administration office, have returned to CoateaviUe, ater spending the Thanksgiving holidays with Miss Ttguefe parents, on Mill street pvt.

Nunaie J. OrzeBo, of 1 Ken ley street, Hughestown, ha been honorably discharged from the aumy at the iramanwwn uap sep aration Center, after more tnan four years of service. He served overseas with the 555th Signal Air Warning Battalion dn Africa, ItalVy. France and Germany. For his ac tive duty, Pvt.

OrzeUo has been awarded the BTO Ribbon with four battle participation stars, the American Defense Ribbon, the Good. Conduct Medal and the World War Victory Medal Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Griffin, OT Hin street celebrated their 81st wedding anniversary Saturday. Mr.

and Mrs. Griffin were married In New York, but have resraed Plttston for the last 24 years. Pres ent at the dinner served at Hie home of their daughter, Mrs. Leota Griffin, 69 Monument avenue, Wyo mlnar. in honor of the occasion.

were: Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Griffin, Mr. end Mrs. Lester Griffin and dauKhter.

Jane: Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam Fulkersln and eon, Roy: Willis Griffin, Ruth Blanchard, Coxswain Donald Griffin and Margaret Blank. ASK IMPEACHMENT OF 8ENAT0R BILBO Atlaatlo City. X.

Nov. JS. The Jewish war veterans of the U. S. were on record today asking the impeachment of Senator Theodore BUbo.

Mies.) The Bilbo resolution and one urging that President Truman demand an open door for Palestine were passed yesterday at the closing session of the three day mast ing. MINE WORKERS BURNED George Gordon, aged 44 year, of 29 Broad street, and Michael Jer modh, of Old Forge, employee of Knox Coal war palnfuEy burned this morning In an explosion of gas. Both have burn on face, hands, chest and back. Their condition I fair. Also the Finest in Upholstered Furniture Cleaning CALL HOUSEHOLD CLEANING SERVICES 837 HOLDEN STREET WEST WYOMING Phone Wyo.

667 Millinery Street, Pittston, Domestic Oriental I RUGS Shampooed I Re Fringed I. I Repaired Vm. swifcbiiii Insure no Corp era tie Pittetoav Hospital Births No. to Mr. and lfm Nanasnrvag.

6tt Unlesj Plttston, a son. Nov. as, to 1 and Mr, i Colaniaso, Jobnaon wV Mt! ton, a daughter. Nor. 26, to Pvt.

and Mrav Jot Zelanakl. mt McAsptn Avoca, a son. MALCOLM MeLEOD AND GIRLS ARE ARRMTTD Ootumbus, Nov. ivwl tar spree which he had (4eaned tt Miami with two girl Mends inn $20,000 of hi father' money 'w oaltod oft today by Valoota "JMw Leod, year oid eon of mm!" Detroit attorney. if' Malcolm and the girl war In JaU eetsj foBowtng tbatr i here tat nigh.

Officer war mm rout from Detroit to tak Qmaf custody. AH were coofmede ohaigee of being 'TugJoTva trt ijeuMi, Buy Victory Bend an Stmpl Guaranteed en Washer, Sweeper, Cleet Clocks and HousahoM tier Aawpfjksi Thomas Fox John Walsh 3S4 Washington St, W. All work oallsd for and dalhjf4i Phone 200 If 1 car you've got r. BY THOUtANDZ I I seph Fiske, pastor of the Maple Grove Methodist Church, win be the speaker. There will be a program of recreation and refreshments.

DR. WILLIAM AXLING, known aa the "statesman missionary" of Japan, will speak In First Baptist Church, Wllkes Barre, Thursday night at 8 o'olock under auspices of the churches of Wyo ming and Welsh associations of this area. 1 MRS. CHARLES RANDALL. OF Harvey's Lake, charged with being an accessory after the fact in the Memorial Day murder of her hue band, wiB be catted for trial at the January term of count in Wyomrlng county.

Kenneth Ferrell, charged with Randall's murder, was found guilty In the first degree and sen tenced to life taiprisonimenit. THE ANNUAL CARD PARTY of the Women's Auxiliary of the John D. Stbark Post, American Legion, WIN be held in the Legion Home Thursday evening. Mrs. Katherine Koelsch la chairman of the affair.

Patrons are asked to please furnish their awn cards. Prtsee win be awarded and refreshments served. PLATERS ON THE BASTS team in the annual Bats West football game, will assemble at 2:80 o'olock this afternoon at West Park for a practice session. The West's representatives will also hold their first practioe today at 4 at Wyo ming. The game Will be played next Saturday.

Dec 1, at West Plttston Stadium. PFC. MICHAEL LOON, AGED 20, of 184 Panama street, who was the first young man Inducted Into the military service through Selective Service Board No. 13, Plttston City, arrived In Seattle, yesterday aboard the "Admiral Koonts'' and Is expecting an early discharge. He was Inducted on Nov.

29, 1840, almost five years to the day. He served with distinction In the South Pacific Theatre of Operational. IN HONOR OF THE LATE Sgt Sylvester Lello, a memorial mass of requiem will be celebrated In Our Lady of Mt. Caravel Italian RC Church, Tuesday morning at 8 o'clock. Lello, son of Mr.

and Mrs. John Lello of 118 Smith street, Dupont, was reported missing In action over Germany In September, 1944, and officially listed aa dead by the War Department a year later. FATAL AUTO ACCIDENT William stown. N. Nov.

2. On man wa killed and six others Injured last night In a collision of three automobiles on the Black Horse Pike her. Howard Gray, Philadelphia negro, was killed. Claude El dredge, 34, Philadelphia, driver of the automobile, was held on a charge of reckless driving. III vn your i xy I Ffev 1 A I 'KhVk VX I future! Thtn'ia mm0mmmm 1 AhsZ You may never know how good a till you've tried Atlantic' now and better hlgh4 test gasoline.

Fill up at your Atlantic Dealer's todayVAi REMOiM SALE Hats Priced As Low As i.oo Others Greatly Reduced IgIi's 23 South Main WE ARE NOW MAKING DELIVERIES BARBER MOTOR CAR CO. 26 W. Oak Pittston, Pa. THE NEW GASOLINE APPROVED V. Phone 154 't fa.