The Daily News from Huntingdon, Pennsylvania • Page 16

PAGE SIXTEEN. THI DAILY NEWS, HUNTINGDON, AND MOUNT UNION, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1947. "rr CHILE EXPELS PAIR (Continued from First Page) Cunja, charge d'affalrs in Santiago, and Balibor Jakua, secretary of the Yugoslav legation in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Jakasa, according to the Chilean government, came to Santiago a few days ago with instructions OPEN HOUSE TONIGHT 7:30 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.

A CORDIAL WELCOME AWAITS YOU James C. Morgan insurance Real Estate Ml Ml KQW would you like a skirt that actually repleats itself-that rolls and folds into a tiny packet? This one does, and we have In a variety of fabrics, colors bright and basic. Sizes 11-17 or 10-20. $6.98 Pin-wale Corduroy The season's fashion fabric! The Koret of California such a low price imagine? tor President Gabriel Gonzalez Vi- deU ordered put out yesterday. They were immediately escorted to the Argentine border and Gonzalez Videla telephoned President Juan D.

Peron of Ar- gctina to explained what had happened. Informed laid Peron "expressed, a lively-interest in all details" and told Gonzalez Videla that Argentina would adopt "whatever were necessary" for defense ita sovereignty. The thing that brought the case to a head a itrike of nearly 20,000 coal miners In south Chile. The industry has been paralyzed, and'the, government caught with a supply that will last possibly weeks, has had to institute rigid conservation measures. That strike is in its sixth day.

Gonzalez Videla announced it that the rank- and-file wanted to that Communists, who firmly control the union, would not let them. He ient units of the army, navy and air force to the mines to protect men who wanted to work, but so far there hag not been any report of considerable number returning. PRINCIPALS ELECT (Continued from First tion to class room techniques. The program will be planned so as to touch upon as many of the suggested subjects as possible. Bulletin 233-A of the Department of Public Instruction entitled, "Local Participation in State-Wide Revision or Elementary School Curriculum," will probably serve as a theme for the year's program.

The publication touches on every subject connected with teaching. County Superintendent of Schools Frank Magi 11 and his Homer W. Dell, attended the meeting. Miss Ethel' Wakefield of Walker Township, 'secretary of the Huntingdon County Chapter ot the Pennsylvania State Education Association, instructed- the 'principals relative to registering teachers for membership at Institute The County Chapter, will attempt to maintain a membership in the PSEA. The county group is proud of the fact that it has maintained a membership for of years.

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HOME SITES Of Distinction FINEST LOCATIONS to Huntingdon Area TAYLOR HIGHLANDS few specially fine now available. Chas. E. Mullin 11) Fourth Dress Shop 625 Washington St. Phone 1051 THE STORE OF FASHION IN HUNTINGDON IMMEDIATE AID IS (Continued from First Page) outlined by Acting Secretary of State Robert A.

Lovett in an important statement of the new Communist agency set 7 up by leaders from Russia, Bulgaria, Romania, Hungary, Poland, Czechoslovakia, Prance, and Italy. "The parties and governments associated with (Communist) program have made clear their intention to prevent, if they can, the economic recovery of Europe," he SPECIAL ATTENTION TO CHENILLE SPREADS Our laundering methods keep them looking their best. HOME LAUNDRY And Dry Cleaners 616 Sixth St. Phone 835-R "We must'not allow ourselves to be deflected from the course have chosen; and we must continue to study with sympathy but with calm realism that problem of how Europe can be assisted to regain its proper place in a stable anfl peaceful 1 appeal for quick consideration of emergency aid for France and Italy came in the midst of new danger signals from western Europe. A French spokesman said his government would be forced to stop' imports of such essential goods, as wheat and fats days it gets immediate financial aid.

The United States was searching- its books for untapped'-accounts but f.ovett said very little dollar aid was being turned up for fiance. The white-haired foreign affairs chief of the House observed that some members who previously had opposed foreign aid were "swinging the other way" as result of recent developments and personal observations in Europe. He did not name them but noted that "some of the most obstinate opponents" of the past were becoming "converts." Rep. Eugene Cox, onsTof the first members of the House Foreign Aid Advisory Committep to from Europe, went down the line for the Martial! Plan to aid European recovery. Wie Now Have A Nice Selection Of Fall And Winter Merchandise DRESSES Velveteen, corduroy, wool, gabardine, priced from $7.95, $12.95 up to $25.00.

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-Zimmerman, of Lebanon. Th.e delegates voted to hold the 1948 convention at Reading next October. Lands Safely Pittsburgh, Oct. Reserve Pilot. Captain A.

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