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THE NEWS-HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23, 1943. PAGE FIVE fRANKLIN 2 NERVOUSt POORLY? I NO APPITITET SOCIETY 680 PHONES .57 WHY VOU SHOULD Buy Now! Then ondltiooi may be ths signs of Vitamin deficiency. Take Dexcl Vitamin Con plex Capsules daily. High unit Pleasant tasting, Contain of the vitamins. MONEY BACK If BEXEL DOESN'T GIVE YOU A REAL "LIFT" IN JUST 10 DAYSI McKesson roibins, inc.

Class for Nurse's Aides to Start Soon The fourth class, to instruct Volun teer Nurse's Aides is to 'be started here soon and the applicants are to meet at 7 :30 p. m. Friday at Red Cross headquarters to meet Mrs. Lee II, Wright, the instructor, and complete plans for the starting of the class. Graduates of previous classes, in addition to finding the work In the hospital enjoyable, admit that they Bathroom Shower Held For Two Brides-to-be Mrs.

Robert O. Burkhardt entertained at a bathroom shower Tuesday evening at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Williams, 1S02 Bell Avenue, honoring Miss Norma Golden, who will 'become the bride of Harry Blekei't on Sunday, and Miss Treva Golden, whose engagement to Russell (Ted) Cllnefclter bus leen announced. Prizes for score in went to Miss Treva Golden and Mrs.

Ralph Buck and Mrs. Carl Blekert won the traveling prize. Large bouquets of orange blossoms assisted in the general pink and white color theme. The gifts for the two honor guests were pluced under a canopy of crepe paper. Bridal Party Named.

The Blekart-Golden nuptials will take place fit 2 :30 p. m. Sunday In the Rocky Grove Avenue Presbyterian Church. The couple will be attended VITAMIN COMPLEX 1 have learned many things that will be helpful to them for the remainder of CAPSULES 40'a-98 1.98 their lives. Particularly careful workmanship available quality furs that are an investment in durable warmth make it wise far-sighted economy to purchase the fur coat you want for next winter NOW I "Stone's" stocks are complete in beautiful expertly fashioned furs at prices in keeping with your budget.

Buy now on convenient budget terms. The fur coat of your choice will be kept in cold storage free of charge until wanted. The new -class members are expected also to react favorably to the training and the meeting Friday evening is to hi mi ii 1 1 arrange for the operation of the class and perhaps set the opening date for instruction. EDague-Bartholomew Co. 1209 Liberty Street Franklin.

Pa. SOCIAL EVENTS. Child Study Group Has Final Business Session. After attending the Red Cross surgical dressings class at the Library by Miss Treva Golden, Mrs. Clyde Golden, Orran Golden and George Durney, the last named of Rousevllle.

Tuesday evening, the members of the OUR COUNTRY NEEDS A wedding reception will follow at ore Gold the Blekert home, 041 Elk Street. CARD BASKET. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd N.

Dodd have left for Hunter Field, where they will visit their son, Eugene. tf Bert B. Wertman has gone to Baltimore. for a visit with his son ADVANCE SELLING OF "STONE" FUR COATS Mr. Silver, special representative of the Stone Fur will be here to help you decide on your Fur Coat Thursday, Friday and Saturday JUNE 24, 25 26 Select the coat you want Pay nominal deposit and the balance in convenient monthly payments Use our coat-lay-away-plan Pay cash Whatever suits your budget! and.

daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. 0 Bring in Your Broken Jewelry, Old Watches, Dental Gold, or Anything Containing Gold. We Are Paying Highest Cash Prices. William Wertmnn.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brown spent the week-end here with their mothers, Mrs. L. G.

Brown and Mrs. J. T. Camp-hpii. anil were aecorananied home by their son and daughter, who has spent 10 days at the Campbell home.

JORDAN'S at Child Study Club had the final business meeting of the season at the home of Airs. John Hood, Fourteenth Street. On next Tuesday, the club season will close with a picnic for the members and their children at 5 p. m. at the home of Mrs.

Albert Smith, S32 Buffalo Street. A general discussion was held on the subject of children's diseases, after which refreshments were served. Mrs. Rex Cochrane, Mrs. William Campbell and Mts.

Hood are the picnic committee. it Meadville Girl to Be Bride of I). E. Seely. Mr.

and Mrs. Leon Cotterman, Meadville, R. D. 4, announce the engagement of their daughter, Helen Jean, to Daniel E. Seely, 645 Elk Street.

No date has been set for the wedding. MATRIMONIAL CIIATLEY-WAGNER. Miss Mary Wagner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wagner, Rocky Grove, and Thomas Chatley, also of Rocky Grove, were married at 4:45 P.

m. Tuesday at the Free Methodist parsonage by Rev. John Bargar. The couple will reside on Front Street, Rocky Grove. MORE MEN NEEDED IN DEFENSE UNIT Styles For Dress Or Action! SPORT SLACKS IB L'S Crisp patterns in cool rayon and covert.

Air-Cooled Heads Of ATTENTION, WOMEN Hocky Gvqvg Fashion I SOLAR STRAWS VENTILATED rayon fibres, meshes and light $1 QUEEN WILHELMINA GUEST AT HYDE PARK Netherlands Monarch Pays a Friendly Visit. WASHINGTON, June 23. UP The White House announced today that Queen Wllhelmlna of the Netherlands was the guest of President and Mrs. Roosevelt at Hyde Park, N. last Sunday.

The White House made this brief announcement "The President and Mrs. Roosevelt spent last Sunday at Hyde Park. They had as their guest Her Majesty the Queen of the Netherlands, who has returned to Ottawa. The queen was accompanied by Dr. Eelco Van Klef-fens, foreign minister of the Nether-lauds and George Van Tets, Her Majesty's principal secretary." The elderly queen visited the President at Hyde Park and at the White House last summer.

Her daughter, Phone 6808 a. m. to 1 p. m. MILD BED KINCH LCSOEB.

I if COME IN WHILE THEY LAST The Costume That very desirable outfit having dress and jacket for an all-around summer wardrobe. Also a few crepes of this type with full-length coat. Monotone crape (navy and black) and desirable prints. Best quality broken sizes. Priced to close.

See for yourself. THE LOTUS FLOWER SIRS. JEANNETTE L. McCROSSON, Prop. 409 13th St, Franklin, Pa.

Telephone 671 hopsacks! JL Comfort All Summer! SPORT SHIRTS Smart rayon poplin in long sleeve style. $998 Cool 1 Reg. V. S. Pat.

Off. OGD PERSONNEL TO BE MOBILIZED FRIDAY A second mobilization of the OCD personnel, including air raid wardens, auxiliary policemen, messengers, telephone operators and medical unit members, wiil take place at p. m. Friday evening nt the control center. This mobilization order follows the line of a black out order and every member is expected to be on time.

New Instructions have been received and will be explained at this time. The Franklin unit of the Pennsylvania Reserve Defense Corps, known as the home guard, needs more men, according to its commander, Second Lieut. M. M. Hardenburg.

The office of the adjutant general of Pennsylvania has notified Lieut. Hardenburg that several of the enlisted personnel of the Franklin platoon must be discharged by reason of age limit qualifications. Therefore the platoon has room for more men and the unit has been authorized to accept voluntary MAC'S Crown Princess Julianna, now resides in Canada. The queen came to Am ftHMtr two. erica recently from London, seat of the 'Netherlands refugee government.

The White House, in response to inquiries, indicated thnt the week-end meeting was no more than a social SPECIALS; Community Gossip RITISH OUTPUT OF visit. But the presence of Van Klef-fens indicated that Wiihelmimi's visit to Hyde Park, where the President For the Bridle MINER'S LIQUID LEG MAKE UP Atvs n. K. Is visiting her has his home, may have been punctu daughter, Mrs. Norman L.

Rough, and family, at Canal. MUNITIONS INCREASES ated by official discussions. and ff Ap bottle and The T.mie Heralds will meet lnurs- 25 50s of CONFIDENTIAL TO OUR CUSTOMERS You've all been patient when we were unable to furnish some of your furniture needs due to wartime conditions. We want to thank you. So please continue to be patient with us and place the blame where it belongs on the Axis If we fail to furnish all of your needs wcthink you will still remember that Loomls' is a good place to buy your home furnishings.

LOOMIS FURNITURE HOME 1023 Elk St. Also Sat. 7 to 9. day at p. m.

with Mrs. Riley Adams. Mrs. Lawrence Reflgle will present a report of the recent conven Mind your Manners TODAY 60c Alka Seltzer 49c, 60c Bromo Seltzer 49c "60c Sal Hepatica 49c" LONDON, June UP Production Minister Oliver Lyttleton said today that Britain's output of munitions in "the first quarter of 1943 was 40 per cent, greater than in the same period last year. Production now has reached the stage at which the object no longer is volume but to "develop the finesse of new weapons," Lyttelton said In a luncheon address to the constitutional club.

(ft 1. When you introduce two per tion In Johnstown. FUNERALS. Edward Downs. Funeral services for Edward Downs, pf Cranberry Township, who died on Saturday at the home of his brother, Rev.

Claude Downs, of Conneautville, new conducted in the Seruberass sons who know nothing at all about Absorbine Jr. 98c" each other Is it wise to make a re Oil pt. 49c mark about each that will give them something to talk about? Oil. gal. $1.39 2.

May one repay an invitation to ISP Presbyterian Church Tuesday afternoon dinner with an invitation to a cocktail party? PRICE BOOST ALLOWED FOR RICE AND PICKLES 3. Should you call the mothers of your friends by their first names? 4. Should a young man call Ms father-in-law by his first name? All Leather BILLFOLDS Hi to ign AIR STEP SHOES SHEASLEY'S BROWNbilt Shoe Stores by Rev. Frank A. Towers, pastor or tne Rocky Grove Church of God.

following a prayer service held at the Burger Funeral Home. Mrs. Alice Jacobs and Miss Emily Corbett, with Mrs. R. H.

Anderson at the piano, sang "What a Friend We Have in Jesus" and "Good Night and Good Morning." Rev. Towers used "No Shadow Yonder," as a solo. Interment was in the cemetery adjoining the Scrubgrass Presbyterian Church, and the pallbearers were Idana Tester, Nelson Rankin, Fred and Ralph Corbett, Wilson Masters and Herbert Morrison. Mr. Downs' death was the second In the family this month, his wife dying on June 7.

Mrs. Lucy Ann Ilaizlett. Funeral services for Lucy Ann uawiatt widow of Beniamin F. 32 Piece Dinner Set 4.95 and up Console Sets $2.95 to $6.50 Table Lamps 85.50 Cocktail Sets $6.50 to $10.95 Roseville Pottery Vases 50c to 5.25 Framed Pictures from $1.00 to $15 FMuire Bros. The Dependable Drug Store -Phone 25 i).

otilcl this be a correct introduction, ''Mrs. Smith, I'd like to introduce my father-in-law?" What would you do if You have a Victory garden and have more vegetables than you can use yourself but you haven't the time to pick them and carry them around to your friends who do not have gardens (a) Say to your friends, "Come out some time and get some vegetables?" (b) Call your friends and say, ''If you would like some tomatoes, beans and corn come out tomorrow and help yourself?" A. J. BARRON Funeral Director AMBULANCE SERVICE Franklin, Pa. Phone 589.

WASHINGTON, June 23. Price Administrator Prentiss M. Brown today ordered an increase in allowable retail prices of rice, pickles, relishes, and certain canned fruits and vegetables to restore in part price reductions following President Roosevelt's "hold-the-llne" order. Not affected by the order are canned peaches, pears, pineapples, fruit cocktail, corn, peas, green and wax beans, tomatoes and tomato juice. All other canned fruits and vegetables will show an increase in price of one to two cents a large can over the current price, Ol'A said.

Brown's action followed protests made last week by retailers and wholesalers that price reductions on these foods were too sharp in comparison with prices of other foods and should be restored. OPA emphasized that while the new-order Increases prices pf the item involved, it does not restore prices to the higher schedules prevailing before April S. the date of the "hold-the-line'' order. THE OFT G3ABT Hnlzlett', who died at her home in On Oracle Onlr The Bait. MONG'S MILK Under Laboratory Control 6y the Gifford Laboratories of Pittsburgh I MOSG DAIRY Answers.

1. Yes. 2. It Is better to return an invita Phone 189. 279 Seneca Oil City.

tion to dinner with an invitation to On Penvca Road. Phone 117 dinner. Oakland Township, near Dempseytown, early Snnday morning, were conducted Tuesdav afternoon in the Bnehannn Funeral Home, by Rev. P. W.

Baer, pastor of the Detnpseytown Evangelical Church. Rev. Baer read "Going Down the Valley" and "Crossing the Bar." iartnant m-o in Bethel Cemetery. 3. It isn't usually a good idea.

4. Not unless his father-in-law sug URGES GOVT. INQUIRY OF SERIES OF RACE RIOTS gests it. 5. Yes.

Better "What Would You Do" sohi- rtnn lh If 171111- riilll Ic vniTllo ODT emphasizes that truck and bus operators should hare worn parts rebuilt before they reach the point and the pallbearers were Harold D.ntfcnr wnst Orpen. William Kelly, SPECIAL THIS WEEK All Plata Garment. QitK, Gall far aad Daltrer. SUPERIOR DRY CLEANING COMPANY PHILADELPHIA, June 23. IP Miller Billingsley, H.

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Lnlted Cannery, Agricultural, Packing and Allied Workers of America (CIO), today tirsed governmental investigation of "the nation-wide series of riots directed against racial minorities." In a telegram to President Roose FEW HARD COAL MINERS RETURN TO PITS TODAY Beyond Qompare CLARIFICATION ASKED OH HINT TO CALL FATHERS (Continued from- Page 1.) tious Committee during hearings on the 1044 money bill for selective service that manpower officials expect to draft most physically fit fathers, regardless of the numler of children, by early 1W4. HU testimony was made public a week ago last Monday. Last Friday testimony on the War Department appropriation for 1044 revealed that the Arm planned a net increase of only 1,020.473 in uniformed fiersonnel in the 12 months beginning July 1, and that more than a quarter of them would be women. Those figures appeared to forecast a sharp decrease in the of inductions and possibly a postponement of the general drafting of fathers. cRose Qlory velt, Attorney General Francis lilddie and Chairman Frauds Haas of the WILKES-BARRE.

June 23. UP Fair Employment Practices Committee, Only small force of miners reported for work at Independent companies In AnAlI-RoiePattern of Unusual Bril Henderson said that "surface indica Kirk REFOUMi.the Ordinal RepoussrS Sterling Silver unsurpassed in beauty and craftsmanship. Pennsylranla's anthracite field today. liance and Chirm ROSE" in Sterling Silver. and John Bannon.

FWTTTE TO DECIDE CASE OF 3 COMMISSIONERS UN'IOXTOWN, June 23. UP A Fayette County jury was expected to begin deliberations today in the retrial of three connty commissioners on charges of malfeasance in office. In the original trial last May a jury was nuable to agree on a Terdict. The commissioners. John W.

Rankin, Arth'ir Higinbotham and Michael Karolcik. are charced with failure to include in the county institutional budget for provision for the construction of a hone for the county home superintendent. 932 C1TTL WAR POLITICAL PRISONERS FREED BY SPAIN LONDON, June I -The Spanish cabinet, meeting under Generalissimo Francisco Franco, has announced the conditional release of 8.N.12 civU war political prisoners, the DNB (German) news agency reported today in a Madrid dispatch broadcast by Berlin. tions point unmistakably to isolationist and appeasement organizations stirring tip trouble In an effort to break our democratic unity against Fascism." Urging "all necessary steps to root out the causes, prosecute instigators and maintain national unity," Henderson said, "the so-called root suit attacks against Spanish-speaking peoples In the aircraft areas of Los Angeles; mass rioting against negroes In the shipyard areas of Beaumont Compart thett prices Laacheoa $2.50 Laacheoa Tea Salt Crea Soap Spoon JIM Laacheoa Kaife. .12.50 Laacheoa $3 .00 Tea JU-t Silid CrriHt Soap as district United Mine Workers officials dispatched telegrams to all local unions to obey the UMW policy committees orders to work for the government, The district leaders were notified of the order by the Anthracite Scale Committee in New York, which said any agreement that may be reached between operators and miners' representatives will be retoactive to May 1.

Whistles blew at all collieries this morning, bnt only approximately 1.000 of the .000 hard-coal miners reported for work. mwnd Government authorized advance in silver added to above BABY BORN IN BLACKOUT. PITT? BURGH, June 23. CP A baby was born In gewickley Valley Hospital to Mrs. John Holovinko.

of 317 Fifth Avenue, Aliqnippa, at 4:33 a. m. yesterday, shortly after the third siren blast in the test Tex, and the current disgraceful De prices. FELDPviAN'S troit riots are not Isolated incidents." Tanks first ere used in warfare by the British. rnooaltZ.

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