Lebanon Daily News from Lebanon, Pennsylvania • Page 22

PAGE TWENTY-TWO LEBANON PCfe CENT OP PUBLIC ASSISTANCE EXPENDITURES IN EACH COUNTY ACCOUNTED POfc BY TO CASES CONTAINING NO EMPLOYABLE OCTOKR 1940 AID IO CuilDHW. H'rtlOH. ANO ClKtUll MAP EXPLAINS RELIEF PAID IN LEBANON CO. That the affairs of County's Assistance Board are commendable, is proven by the map which Is shown above. The map, based on a recent study, answers the following questions for each of the 67 counties in Pennsylvania: how much of the cost of all forms of state relief Is accounted for by unemployment relief; how ranch of tho cost Is accounted for by rullef to uncm- ployables, the handicapped, aged, blind and dependent children? Otily four types of aid provided by the state through the County Assistance Boards arc considered.

With private employment increasing, Federal WPA program provides a large part of the remaining unemployment relief In a number of counties. Lebanon County is one of nine counties In which more than 86 per cent of tho County Assistance Expenditures are for to Inmllifls without em- plpYfthle members. Tbls that practically all which Is granted In Lebanon County Is to people who are not employable, and never will be. INFANT DIES IN FIRE; MOTHER BADLYBURNED from One) dragged the unconscious woman to safety, and then from thn ouUlde, tore down tho ana broke tho windows, with emoho lieloliin.8 from evory nlde. Finally he ontornd the room, hut could not find his child.

All this unopened in much lewi time ihfta it takes to tell. It was 8:45 a. whou Mrs. Felly aaw the ilanu-H, utul by Ifl o'clock, the cottage WUK burned to the ground, and Fclty child had boon burucyl to donth. ftlra.

Kelly, who IK tho former Joyce Wolf of tho Wntcr Works, ntwr thlK IH in crltli'iil oon- dltion in a Baltimore Hospital. physicians her but a sHisa chanco to Mr. Ki-lty is cut ond brulwd ulioiit tho arms and wrists, and has M'von- burns of tho nt'rk and hatxls. NotllJllK Ml- from tlm smoking; Whlln in ibis city, the made their homo with Mr. Kt-My'n parents, Mr.

Mrs. UHITV 0. Kelly, Ml!) Stroi-t. Many frletuis of iho roui'l" are extending thrlr sympaihy to tho griof flrlokpn prnnil-pni-t-nts, who awnit void hourly of their HONOR ROLL ACHIEVED BY 21 AT HIGH SCHOOL Twenty-one eonhomoree at Lebanon Hieli School achieved honor roll recocnltion to lead all classes In scholastic attainment for the second report period just ended. In second Dlace was the senior class wth 19 names listed and the junior claea was low with sixteen honor sttidejus.

Included on the roll were the following: Sophomores: Rena Mae Blely, Arlene Boitz, Harold Books. Sara Brandt, Edward Hfrentilnger, Marian Clouser, Melpomene Colban, Hazel Gamier, Marilyn Goshert. Body Haag, Anna Mae Hartman, Lucille Horn, Nancy Johns, Paul Kelm, Edward Moyer, Otto Paris, Jean Sholly, Karl tllrlch, Kitty Lou White, Betty Yeagley, and Richard Hellmun. Juniors: Joanne Bittner. Earl Clouser, Bevtty Oerliart.

Gladys Good, Kathryn Mary Harris, Bntty Koons. Joseph Lawless, Evelyn Lehr, Helen Moody. J.aephino ITesovsky, Peter Villa, Donald Weiman, Werner, Madeline Wintyen and Jessie Wlsn. Seniors: Ira Allweln, Mildred Bachman, Joan Bogor, Marjorie Frantz, Edward Granger, Virginia Hartman, Betty Hennlng, Johiinn Kllck, Kvelyn Kruuno. Nancy Krolder, Bolty Knit.

Betty Leaner, Kay McDormoll, Raymond Morris. Doris Oberholtzcr, Tolly Lou Penman, Kllon Paulino Ulrich and Illcliard YiiuU. COMMITTEE MEETS Paul Krolder of Atiilvlllo on ThiifBdny nttnrnoon KRVO report on the Honild Tribune Forum which wnn h'Md In New York City nomntlmo ugo, uiul whi'-li MI-H. Krolder nit.endod. Tlio report wtiB given at the monthly wool- Ins of the Mlp.rnturr Kdnciitlon Commlltfio of tlic Womnn's Club, nnd WHU liold ul homo of H.

Hunk Biokol. 30s llntlmway I'Rr'n. Thp rnpuri was followwl Iiy a discussion of currfiiit Thirty-two commit I nnd RiiflstH nttondrd. OFFICERS ARE ELECTED BY GOOD WILL CO. (Continued from One) OSO.Ul W.

SHAY president, Koi'vuns; secretary, Kmanuol Brown; seorutary. Mark Patschltf; treasurer, James O. Light; board of managers, Dvrr, a I'atHchkc 1 Ear! Heard. The Humane Society Offers Another Litter of Collie- Chow Pups Also 1 Great Dane Pup, i Large Hound, 1 Female House I Monkey. Vantine, Humane Officer J'lione ITALIAN ARMY LEADER QUITS ASGREEKSGAIN (Continued from Page One) or near the American neutrality zone.

The German high command reported that the German vessel had severely damaged its opponent, and claimed, a bag of four British merchantmen, totaling 13.300 tons, for a Nazi U-boat. The British Admiralty announced that Us arm-, ed merchant cruiser Carnarvon Castle had received "slight damage" and suffered "Borne casualties," hut that the Nazi ship described as a "disguised raider," would not accept close action, "steaming north at speed away from tho scene of action." The German attack on Britain continued with a report from "a south coast town in England," probably Portsmouth, that waves of Nazi planes left many homeless after a three-hour raid with heavy demolition and fire bombs. The extent of the casualties was not immediately determined. but was termed "fewer than might be expected considering the severity of the attack." A brief announcemeiit in Rome said that Badoglio had been re-1 lieved "at his own request" but gave no other explanation. However, it came at a time, when Italy's invasion of Greece not only had failed hut had been, thrown into reverse by the hard- driving firerk army, hacked by aid from Britain.

Badoglio, GP, remained aloof from the Fascist movement which took over Italy after the World "War but nevertheless was called upon by Mussolini to be his chief of staff for 15 years and 11 Duce also gave him the job of pealing the of Ethiopia when the Italiau campaign there was lagging. Above all a Royalist. Uadogllo is supposed to havo fold King Emanuele when tho Blackshins marched on Home that, if ordered, ho would disperse the Fascists with it single regiment. Reports from Athens today said thf- Italians were- Calliug back nil along the Albanian frontier and that they had put the lurch to the FILE OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LEBANON, PA. BILL No.

50. SESSION 19404941 Introduced by Mr. I. M. Klppp November 18.

1940 J'aWied First Reading November 18, 1940 AN ORDINANCE MAKING AN APPROPRIATION" FOR THE CITY OP LEBANON, FOR THK YEAH BEOINNlN'i; THK K1RST MONDAY IN JANUARY, A. D. I9-J1, EXUIXU TICK FIRST MONDAY IN JANUARY, A. D. SECTION i Be it ordained by the Mayor and Council of the City of Lebanon.

and it is hereby ordained by tho authority of the same. That the loUoTxios sums of money, or as much thereof as may be necessary, and the nre hereby appropriated, out of the CUy And Water Funds, as hereinafter to pay inn-rest on ihe City's Indebtedness and the Sinking Funds, Kalarien of th-- Directors of the Departments. Oily Officers, Clerks and in the Department of the City-Government, and the incidental expenses of Departments of the City of Lebanon, fur-the fiscal yv-ai- beginning the first Holiday In January, A. D. 194,1, and ending: ihe first -Monday In January.

A. OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS of Mayor 1,500.00 (1600.00 Dept. D) 300.00 Prisoners in County Jail 400.00 and Stationery 100.00 Day Expenses 100.00 SOO.OO Bureau of Police 1 of Chief of To! ice of two Sergeant at Jl.680.00 of Patrolmen Officer Humane Society cf Motorcvclew and Police Cars Civil Service Print- ins, Blank Books, Stationery, Etc. and Salary of Clerk Pension Fund of Clothing and Equipment for Policemen for police Signal System of Police Car Bureau of City Clerk City Clerk and Binding Journal of Council of Solicitor and Court Cost Bureau of Law 53,200.00 J2.100.00 3,360.00 37.500.00 240.00 500.00 250.00 1,400.00 250.00 2.500.00 2,000.00 $50,100.00 300.00 150.00 750.00 t2.SOO.00 2,000.00 (15,009. at Pumping- Station Supply Dams f.tttM and Maintenance System of-Trucks (OMt and Station ll.OOO.ft Station and Supply Dams and Connections 309.00 3 of System 1,000.00 £00.00 Total v.

GENERAL OPERATING FUNDS SUMMARY OK ANTICIPATED RECEIPTS fash Balanre for Appropriation Receipts from Taxes Prior 30,000.00 Receipts Levy milts) 180.500.0n Licenses and Permits 16,500.00 Police Fines Taxes Poles and Wires U6.00 Rents 35n.0» County. Aid Repairs to Streets Interests on City Owned Bonds a.OOO.uo "j25S.3S5.00 RECEIPTS Water and Meter Rents Permits and Fines $80,000.00 SUMMARY OP APPROPRIATIONS Department of Public Affairs Department of Accounts and Finance Department- of Publlc'Safety Department of Streets and Public Improvements Department of Parks and Public Property Total Appropriation for City Purposes Total Appropriations Water Purposes Total Appropriations Total Receipts Estimated Total Appropriations Unappropriated Balance 51,533.3 6S.735.00 42,230.00 2T6.S3S.3-t 32,980.01) I309.S1S.34 Inspector Account Bureau of Weights and Measures OF ACCOUNTS AND of Director of Stenosrapher lary of bookkeeper of City Controller 4 Bonks, Priming and Stationery I Annual Report Compensation Insurance Lenpuc nf Citiep to Lii-utonnnt Andrew B. Qloninper Camp, No. 91, United Suites Spanish War VfU-i'ans J3.200.00 i $1,200.00 120.00 1, 320.00 FINANCE 200.00 1.140.00 1, SOO.OO 1,200.00 300.00 100.00 Sno.OO 2.SOO.OO 250.00 50.00 560,620.00 Debt Service Ktnlo Taxes, Sinking Fund and Re- ik'i mills CUy P.onds. for year on Untstitnding House Sanitary Sewer Bunds due during the year 1941 59.340.00 534,000.00 2,500.00 336,500.00 Bureau of Treasury of City Treasurer as Collector of Taxes 51,200.00 of lat Deputv to City 'Treasurer (Jl.r.SO.OU.) -if 2nd Deputy to Cily Treasurer 400.00 Clork to City Treasurer ($400.00) 133.34 and Supplies 200.00 Collector of Delinquent Taxes r.00.01 for Treasurer and Deputies City Treasurer 300.10 53,893.34 Bureau of Tax Assessment of CUy Assessor and Research Clerk i'l KxjKTi.se 100.00 Henry and llobert Batdorf: rhlrf I sotitlim-n Albanian towns of 1 orto onfilnW.

Kmanuol Brown: torn- Kdda ArglrocaHtro-apparont- man, Chwter to 'y to prevent war fho ion. Irom alternate-, Hubert Untilorf: gale to thn county convi Kiilph Limlttinuth: alternate, Halph the advancing Greeks. Dispatches from Yugoslavia yos- lorday said tho Greeks already had Tobias; delegates to the i entered Porto and lint cap- nl i turc of Argiroeastro appeared only a matter of hours. The. Greek high command, however, made, no Hiich clulmR.

Ominous new rumblings from Rumania, meanwhile, combined with developments In Albania ID renter world attention on the Walter OlaRsmoyer, Allen Dorr and Robert HiMllpy; lire Chester Spoils: police, Clar- A of the. tragedy disrloscd the hnllpf that tho tipon iiy a short circuit. is also bollovod that tho cln-nl! might havo caused hy tin' winds whlsrh swept rilotlK tlio luir tlio night and parly niornlnK. Tho body nf ttin infant ilnush- ter, Patricia Ann, was brmmht to Lebanon wlu-ri- fuucral wore held lit in clock this morning. The Hev.

Paul Shiimuker, of the Tabor Church, was in of lust rites at thf tnive. inirrmiMit took plnco nt Mt. I.I-IIJUHMI Uohlnnd's were In eliwe of nr- the goclnl hour, Christman worn HIIDA Iiy the group, with Annii K. Krnider, 1'rchldenl of tho ciuU. na lnadi'1 1 MI-H.

C. 1). Ilocker was nt tlie piano. Ton wan nerved. Mrs.

If. II. Light, and Mrs. 0. K.

HnynoidH poured. Mrs. KeylioldH In chairman of thn commltti'ii itnd prr- Hldfd nt the moctliiK. Mrs. nickel In Htvrrtftry.

The next, meellug will be held Sfi, jSll. Mease, Raymond Blouch and Karl Board. Tho new president was elected In Ills nb.M'lirf, us ho IH a patient niombera Itho S. Naval Hospital nt Li'iigue Inland, Philadelphia. lie, is cx- Totiil $1,000.00 L'K fUBLlC 151,633.00 of TiireKor of Clork llcmk.x unr) 1, 200.00 .100.00 100.00 J1, 800.00 Bureau of Street Wgbllng Slrwt LlghtH J20.600.00 Bureau lienltli Snlnry of Health Officer fi Siiliiry of City Milk Inspector fUn.nn Saiiltu-y Officer 1.20n.oo Kx-ii-iiNP Ai'count 120.00 Bourd of noo.nn Id i.inaril of 100.00 r-omfort Stntlon 64ii.no 12 Salary Anslxlunt In laboratory l.TO.OO 13 Salary City Dumii 1.200.00 HOY AMI OIKI.

A girl nnd a hoy voro liorn nt tho tiood Samnritau Hospital Thursday. Mr. nnd Mtw. CVnvlcs r.alhraith, of 11 South Kourih Street, 1111- notifji'ftd tho birth of wii nt n. arttl, Mr.

mill Mrs. Harold ItonMr.g. of l.ehav.on Route 3, hecanio the imrentfi of ilnuphter at 11 u. in. NEW MINE SECRETARY pwted home, in days.

J. S. ItashoreV- wius givwi rising votu i Bureml Plumbing Inspection 4 of riumliliiE Inspector Bureau of Klre 17 Salary of City F.le.-trlolai, IS sainry ot Chief Knirlncrr of I-'lre Depar 1 Salary cif Flrwt Asulstnnt CAREER MAN BECOMES PA. SECRETARY OF MINES Today A canny Scot with the of his rai-H to fay what is to do before lie does it has 20 Hillary uf Klro ASHlsinnt Engineer of Fire Balkans. i Members etc.

HefiiRws, fleeing out 01 'tie country to Hungary, predicted that an open clash between the Rumanian army tinder Promior General Ion nnd tho pro-Nazi Iron (Juard wo? Immi- ncnt. Antonesc.ti, (hew sources Wild. I t'nlun unable to reconcllo wurrliiK iron guard frictions, hint I iletermlneii to use the army to control I lift situation by sheer force. Heavy troop concentrations were leportcit In strategic Rumanian cities ami Hungarian dispatches saiil that four divisions nf German nii'l over supervision of I'ennsyhanla's troops. totitllnK about.

tiD.rtdii mm. vast Industry. were moving In to support AiUo- -rs of Rii-hurd MaiTi'e. 64 year Uiulel "catfer 11 man in the. coal hiisimw, Nazi troops have hd-n In the conn- Survivors (lie pnrents p.re: th" putcnial Mr.

and Mis. mrry Ki-ltv; tin- matr-rnnl Mr and Mrs. Wolf uf UK- W.itorj The chiM months old cn the day WIM. 1101 I) COl'IlT MISSION District Attorn.y Karl A. Hru- baker this aiteinnon that session of ciTint will he hi-lil tomorrow ir.orninr to of several matu i rs in connection with opening of the rcsuliir term of December Criir.in.V.

Court on Monday tr.ornii'c. Tln-rp are only nine listed for trial at next week's term, hnt HIP trict iitlorney in- timatcil there are several others for attention nt thp term which Will likely be disposed of by guilty into the office of state sec- rotary of mines, vacated by th" death of Thomas last July Ills appointment via? an- iiouncoil jeshTilny by Ciovernni I "I'm not prepared to say now I hope lo accomplish for thi bituminous anil anthracltn industries," the new secretary however, that 1C belni; "hard-boiled" solve any: problems, he would havo a cer- tain amount of SUCOSK. "They called nit- hard-botlrd Dick when 1 was mine inspector' in the bituminous field," Maize, who looks Just the opposite. "And It's too late, for to chanco now." meant that he always required regld adherence to tlui mine code and that was his explanation for the fact that ther- city never bad been a sinslo fatality from explosions in any mines under his jurisdiction ditrtnc; the yuirs ho served as inspector. I Maize, born in Scotland, has spent 52 years in the ivnnsyl- Coal Industry, start ins as a trapper hoy and riMns to mule try for some time.

i 'Hulcarla closed her Uumiiniaii last, niiiht in move terproted in some fjuiirteri- as an effort to stem tho lido of Human- l.tns fleeiiiL- Hie border toj avnlfl pits.sthle disorders. On tile western warfrnut Oer- niiin sky continued last nlKli! to at Hiitaln. center- iim their main attai-k on a n. London had two night bill the German left the I capital and the rest of Ihe einbat- uoands pea- shortly after- Klro Company IM'Klielj Firt 1 V'n luiinn linok nnil Ciimnnny Fire Kngiii 1 i 'niiipuny Will Company Oninimn: Kllliil (J100.no Fund for VIro 1' SI nii'I ainliili-imn- fur i'ily rrvvi'iill'iii Kirci. en Appiirntu.s nsurance.

I'atrol T'l of 1'n Safety JS.220.00 $1,020.00 120.00 75.00 $1,815.00 JS40.00 200.00 150.00 125.00 1.110.00 2,100 no S.tiOO.OO 2.100.00 2,600.00 2.100.00 2.mo.on 2.ion.nn tiOn.no 200.00 S.000.01 nn 120.00 r.tnl of pire-'tor IMTUOVEMKNTS fl.20n.00 300.no ,810.00 of nnil Hot torn Stone Hvpnlr? liratns anil Cali-li Baslnf, Pralns and ot hes Gutters SiRns ami Mouse Numbers 1.noo.nn 8.son.no snn.O" iJ.oo son no 250.no -iiiini-r of Truck." Switzerland delivered another I O-nstnu'tion City rtarnpr protest to Ilfilaiii over alli'Ked violation of her frontiers by the Royal Air which she accused of ftylnt: across (he country Wednesday nisht en route to bomb the mil-then) Italian industrial nf Turin. DEER HUNTER THOUGHT LOST RETURNS HOME J4S.47S.OO $2.400.00 5.S20.00 6S0.10 1 OSO 00 4SO.OO 11, -Iri 50.00 aoo.oo SI 0.7 60.00 J5S, 733.00 I'l'l-ARTMlVNT oV'rAKKS AXi) ri'KLIC PROPERTT of Jl.ion.00 Purr.iu of V'nnnrrrinp Salary ot City Knclnwr 1.. s.il:iry nf Assistants K. City Engineer (Biircfin l.f WilllT 41111001 nf Pept. A) 17 I'louiiiK IVf-ds of Properties in the Lebanon.

I'n JMchnnJ MalM, 64. of tmiontown, who hm of Mlnoi by Oortmor Arthnr K. to John fother of foar children. boru lo Scotland and 53 the COR! tTT. atartlng- at boy an4 rioloir to Dtpaty of Klnei in of to driver, miner, mine foreman.

Ohio! I Slate 1'nlvei-sity graduate jmlne eiiKineeriiiR deprec, deputy secretary of mines in charge, of bituminous, and finally the cabinet. A veteran of the World War. he lives n.t 1'nlontown. He hat four children. Joseph J.

Wnlsh. who acted as secretary since Thomas, also a bituminous coal man. died, will remain as deputy in chavRfl of anthracite. i Koports that Kdwiird Weise, of Street, near I.ehtnan. lost In the Ulue Mountains of the sector yesterday, were' pxaisnei-ateil.

uccordinK to; information obtained at the K. store today wb.erc Weise is as a collector. i Although the State of 'for City ITuperty S- snn.no snn.no of 1'arks and 1'byKrounds Police of the local sub-station atul of the 1'inc C.rovp station were of Weise's nhsence from 'hnntini; party they un Iriertook search of the moiin- taincus nren, xvaa not lost Int all. simply wandorert nwav 'finm his group am 4 failed to turn Eskimo ice cream Is made of i up on tinio when the rest of the fine-shaved reindeer fat, creamed party left for home. He finally with r.eftl oil ami flavored with emerged from mountains onto 7 city Vnrks I'olcnwn Mein Bureau of Sfife nf in of Snivrintonrlrnt -it li K.xpenscs l.icht It Sil.iry of Cli'ef Operator I r- Vjtpon.ee 16 U- tn Trontrm'iit Plnnt son.oo 6.000.00 bitter Muck berries.

It (5 consld-ithe hlshway and gol a lift home! Photo) I choice delicacy. i by motorist. 1 T.M.I! 2 Sii.i nf Awlstant Water Salary c.f Clerk Salary of to OK WATER iipTlntendent $10.100.00 i.f.sn no in.7nn.oo isn.no S. fiiin.no 1, no 121.00 1.5110 00 730.00 no $42,230.00 PUBLIC SALE Saturday December 7, 1940 520 S. Railroad St.

Myerttown Ever Ready Sunshine combination coal and gas range with pas oven, broiler, warming closet and special gas water heater built in, a good baker and in very fine condition. Antiques Spinning, wheel. Reel, seme flax and linen yarn, old woven woolen and linen bed spread. These antiques are in very fine condition. 2-9x12 rugs, braided rugs, home made carpet good as new; 3 floor lamps, morris lYlOney i I jL I me dl terms fl -IJ team for the home builder chair, rockers, bed room and other chairs: oresser with mirror, TviisOi stand, bed room tables, round dining room table, Ice refrigerator, dresser sett wash boivl and pitcher, pedestals, taborettes, statuary, folding card table, lot framed pictures, oil heater, jardlners, flower vases, china, glass, aluminum, and enameled ware, electric Oil lamps, baskets, bird cage, kitchen and cooking utensils, etc.

Sale at 1 o'clock. Conditions will be made known by JOHN BORDNER. Auctioneer. KINO KING. Clerks for home building is cheap now cheaper than it ever has been before.

Interest rates are low because the competition to place money in low-cost homes is keen keen because those who know think hornet are good investment. The prospective builder holds the trump card since the Jonathan F. King' eoit of in mo in im portint part in the cost or a new- house low interest rates have lowered home building costs. Very interest rates most often associated with short- time, rigidly restricted loans JUST EXACTLY THE REVERSE IS TRUE NOW. Government insurance of loans under the F.

H. A. has brought together as a homebuilding team for the first time CHEAP MONEY and EAS7 TERMS. Let us tell you about this unique- situation which only came about a few months ago. PENN LUMBER SUPPLY CO Office 1245 Chestnut Lebanon, Pa.

Lebanon Yard Mill Phone 2110. Palmyra Yard-Phone 8-4221. FIRE ALARM BOXES and Willow Sis. and Scull Sis. St.

Lincoln and Locust Sis. 9 and Walnut Sts. and Walnut Sts. and Chestnut Sts. and Cumberland Sli.

and Walnut Sts. Old Cumberland. and Cumberland Sts. ana Willow Sts. and Locust and Willow and Cumberland Sts.

and Cumberland Stf. and Lehman Sts. and Weldman Sts. and Lehman Sts. and Uullford Sti.

and Walnut Sts. and Lehman Str. and Lehman Stf. and Church Sts. and Mlftlln SU.

and Church Sts. and Mlfflln Sis. Ave. and Walnut St. and Cornwall R.

It. Cornwall Koad and Hauck St. and Water and Crowell Sts. and Scull Sts. Oak Sts.

and Walnut Sin. and Locust Etr. and Locust Sis. and illfflln Ste. arid Ur.cn Sts.

and Gulltord and Gultford Ste. and Willow Sts. Third and Cumberland Ste. Ave. and Cumberland St.

Ave. and Chestnut Mt. t'ershlng Ave. and Second at. and Poplar Sty.

and OaX Sts. and Chestnut Sts. Ave. and Mlfflln St. and Uuliford Sts.

and Wetdman St. Ave. and Lehman St. anil Chestnut Sts. and Willow Sts.

Butlonwood Sts. and Cumberland Ave. and Cumberland St. and Lehman Ave. and Lehman St.

and Chestnut Sts. and Chestnut Sts. Elm Sts. and Linden Sts. and Ellznbeth Sts.

and Elm Sts. and Church Sts, and Fall Sts. and Scull Stf. Twelfth St. A ColebrooV Rd.

TH 0AM OT 8O1 In of fire at your home, call Blve number of bar close to vicinity of your home, your name and address, and then operator will transmit boi number through the transmitter at City Hull which calls the Firj Department In the manner. Following soundlr.r of any two tans later slftnffies thai the fire Four taps slennl for "jecond call which remaining appiratui Classified Advertising Rates for Consecutive Insertions DSC. 1937 Lebanon News-Times Phoot 970 34-36 S. 8th St. Z.BBASOH.

871. All advertisemeniK are sold hy the word, name address, if Included in the must counted, 10 words minimum prlcp. or Two Days) Two cents (2r) for every word In cnch insertion. (flint or One cent and a half for every wcrd Minimum Cash 25c charge SOo. Sales or Legais not Included.

Funeral T5c for insertion. SCc for each additional ln! Cards PUBLIC BALE OF YBBSOirAX. PROPERTY SATURDAY UECBKBER 7. 1940 On prt'iniRT' in Klcliliin'l, in-xt to (icttlu'K Fruit Soulh Hner Afreet. Th.o Lots of glu-ss ohdta rm'IcinK utfnpJJ.s, fuini- iihlna rouklnR utfiisils, fruit J.irs, hollies, crorhn, Inrcl stjinds.

window Fi-rrons', dr.ors, hiiykf IF, Inliortttpd, bnnks. bonk jileliin N. bf-ix-h. tubs, I'ltrtaln stretrhor, ti-n- nis homoinnrlo Boap. lawij- inow'jr.

i-T box. hnnnnprs nnd lools, hi 11. motor. Expert blue trap. ST-n blue rookK, two 9x12 rhnirs, woorl chesl.

pmnll chCHt, cotp-h, tH'il pprliiK. kitchen cnlii- nt-l with top; round Iprrd oak dlniUK room oxtension 4-lcpced wnlniit wing tabli-, maple wins tnlblr. Perfection heater. I't-rfiTtlon oil ntnvr, lai'Ki! small bakers, and many other lamps, two five; Currior prints, thieo larce elKht-day rlorKs. History nf J5i-fks in volumes, two seven old Runs, two of tin in flint locks, pine nnd walnut corner cupboard.

Snlft to commence at 1:30 p. when condition will be made known by HABVBY BOHTT HARRY RHOABS. Auctioneer HAV WEIGUCY. Clerk Pleas of 196 Cltjr Engineer l.OSO.OO to AdrertlM. In the Conn of Common Lebanon County of September Term, 1940, JTo.

ROSS S. NEWTOW vs. HAROLD s. zrEvrroir AND NOW TO WIT. Nov.

JO, A. P. 1D40. Thr Sheriff of Lebanon Cnnn'ty havinp niado return to Siibpoena awarded In the above that aftor tine nnd dlllKent. search and Inquiry, hf wan unable to find the named Respondent, Harold Newton, In tlin County Ijflinnon or Stain of Pennsylvania, th-? Sheriff Is hereby dlrei-ied on motion nf Ehriroofl.

Eso, Ally, for Libcllant, to serve said by in ilu- manner iiy l.r«w. Returnable Jan. 20. A. D.

BY THE C'H-RT, (SKAT.) C. V. 1IKXRV, P. Certified from the Record, Nov. 20.

A. D. 1940. DAVID W. HOLLINfiER, to YOU AHF.

HEREBY REQUIRED to take notice of the above Order of Court and to appear at the next term of Common Pleas of Lebanon County. on MONDAY, JANUARY 21. 1M1, to answer s.iirt Llhellant and show why a decree should not cranial by the Court in plated case. XOX.X.IR. per.

Robert O. Uoyer. A S. 1 1.