The Daily News from Huntingdon, Pennsylvania • Page 5

THE DAILY NEWS, HUNTINGDON AND MOUNT UNION, WEDNESDAY, MAY 25, 1949. Subscribe for The Daily Four cents per copy. NOTICE Dr. Walter WaHcinj of Saltillo, Pa. will not be in his office from June 1 to June 8 inclusive SPORT JACKETS 6.95 PANDOLFINO'S ARMY NAVY STORES Mount Union Huntingdon AMERICA'S FAVORITE Western Flyer Bicycles Western Auto Assoc.

Store MOUNT UNION "Saved my Lif 6 A CixJ-iend for GAS-HEARTBURN" excess stomach acia causes palnlul suflocxt. and heartburn, doctore GSuany medicines known JOT BELUNSfor Acid Indigestion 25 All New STAGE and SWIM Revue TONITE- A 8:15 O'clock RESERVED SEATS AT MAT 2tt HERSHEY General Admission $1.20 SPORTS ARENA Entry Blank For Lions Jalopy Derby Published The official entry blank for the Lions Jalopy Derby on July Fourth appears in today's Daily News. Drivers must submit their entries before June 13 to John D. Grove, director of the holiday event. races will be run on a heat elimination basis.

Drivers will be classified according to their age. Class A will be for boys 13-15 years, inclusive; Class fl-12 years, inclusive. Ages will be computed as of the day of the race. Lions Richard Endres and Arthur Neary will erect ramps at the head of Mifflin Street for the use of the drivers. Three cars will run in each race.

Lion Richard Stotler will serve as time keeper for the races, Grove announced today. The lining of the race course will be in charge of Lion Herbert liland. Any boy between the ages of 9 and 15 inclusive living- in' Huntingdon or within two miles of the borough is eligible to enter the derby and compete for a prize. FIRST GRID MEETING Penn State and Boston College will meet in football for the first time in 1949. The game will be played at State College, Pa.

Authorized CASE SALES AJVD SERVICE SCHWARTZ AUTO EQUIPMENT CO. Phone I6S-R Espotahs No Nasty Taste Tablet Form Easy to Take WERS FOR Memorial Day Potted Plants Cut Flowers Weaver The Florist 211 Fifth St. GRACE LENCZYK UPSET IN GRAND SLAM TRY Harlech, Wales, May dreams of Women's Amateur golf grand slam today'lay shattered in the wake of a British upset specialist. Already holder of the U. JB.

and Canadian- amateur titles, Miss Lenczyk, of Newtington, was eliminated in the third round of the BritisSi tournament yesterday by Jean BUg-ood of London, 2 and 1. The American had been favored to win the match. CHILDREN RODEO GUESTS Williams Grove, Pa. Youngsters under the age of 15 will be the guests of Roy Richwine, owner of Williams Grove Park Speedway, on Friday night at the opening four-day performance of Kindlan's Circle Rodeo which wiU star the one and only daredevil Western movie star, Ken Maynard, with his wonder horse Tarzan. Orchardists Of State To Get Helping Hand Harrisburg, May The state is going to give Pennsylvania or- chardists a hand.

Gov. James H. Duff today approved legislation authorizing Agriculture Secretary Miles Horet to appoint an "expert tree crops adviser." The same biH appropriated $15,000 for his salary and expenses the next two years. The bill gave Horst authority to select an expert versed "especially in nut tree" culture and fix his salary. The enabling act, sponsored in the Legislature toy Rep.

T. Luke Topmey, Wila, requires the appointee to: 1. Determine in what additional Pennsylvania localities fruit and nut trees can be successfully 2. Conduct experiments in tree culture and review the findings of other researchers. 3.

Collect data on orchardin- from growers in this and other Penn sylvania orchard" independent Huntingdon MEMORIAL DAY To the honor of those who will live forever in gave their all that this nation shall continue to exist in freedom and we dedicate this memorial message. Bechtel's FUNERAL SERVICE IMS Washington St. Phone 839 le slatio of interest to farmers by the governor: Appropriates $100,000 to Penn- la ate CoIIeffe for resea the next two years in animal husbandry to "improve the livestock industry- of Pennsylvania st Appropriates 5230,000 to the artm to match Collar for dollar funds provided fav counties to control stem rust in wheat, oats, barJey and rye eradicating bLberg Appropriates 52,500 to the Pennsylvania Historical and MuWm Commission for development of a farmers' museum rn Harrisburg. Lewistown's School Tax To Be 3 7 Mills at at Borough school Board adopted conditionally a rec ord high budget of $603,622.92 a an adjourned meeting Monday eve ning but indicated at the same time that the tax millage rate prob ably would remain unchanged -mills. dgBt 19 57,529 11 higher than last year's budget, but the board to avoid a tax rise in spite of ever- increasing costs.

The tentative budget was ordered advertised immediately, and 20 days must elapse between first advertisement and Its final adoption acceptance probably will come sometime between the resr ular meeting- on June 9 nad Jun ou. The ux rate will be settled at the time of adoption, tut there was every reason to believe, on the has basis of the optimism which as been expressed, that there will not be any cnange in the amount levied in 194S-49. ASSISTS FORMER COACH Gordon, former Lion stand-out, is Coach Chick Werner's track assistant a-t Penn State. A Word To The THE BUDGET PLAN INC. 412 Penn St.

Huntingdon Phone 525 REBUILT MAYTAG and other make WASHERS $20.00 op MAYTAG HUNTINGDON CO. 305-7fh St. Phone 12SS-J Patrolmen Fired For Attempting To "Fix" Juror Pittsburgh, May Patrolman Regis M. Larkin was suspended from duty today after admitting to his superiors that he attemped to "fix" a juror a bank robbery attempt trial. Pclice Supt.

Harvey J. Scott and Charles S. Johnston, chief of Allegheny County detectives, said Larkin admitted he tried to in-, fluence a juror in the second trial of Ben Husick. The 37-year-1 Id defendant was charged with trying to snatch $800 from the teller's cage in the First National Bank of Wilkinsburg. Meanwhile, county detectives searched for a second man who allegedly tried to influence the juror yesterday to sway a verdict.

The charges of jury tampering resulted in Judge Sara M. Soffel ending the trial just as the case was to go to the jury. She ordered a. thorough investigation. Last March Husick's first trial ended in a hung jury.

Shortly afterwards Wilkinsburg Police Officer Lester (Red) Smith was charged with attempting to "fix" a key witness. Smith allegedly tried to persuade Benjamin F. Hellings, 73, a retired police officer, to "go easy" in his testimony against Husick. Hellings grappled with Husick during the holdup attempt. Smith was held for court on charges of obstructing justice.

TRUMAN RECEIVES EVICTION APPEALS Connellsville, May appeal to President Truman to stop the scheduled evictions of 22 families from Gibson Terrace was forwarded to'day by city council and the Chamber of Commerce. Payette County Housing Authority said the families must leave the low rental housing project because their incomes exceed the maximum allowed under federal regulations. 'Council and the Chamber of Commerce said the evictions must be stayed because of the acute housing shortage in Connellsville. The groups said "great suffering 1 would result if the evictions are enforced. Subscribe for The Daily News Four cents per copy Long's Electric Store Alexandria Hotpoint, G-E, Universal, Sunbeam Appliances METZGAR'S CAR LAUNDRY 704 Portland Ave.

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The award, one of the largest ever returned by a jury in Allegheny County, was granted for injuries suffered by Miss Thimons whe she was struck by a Sharpsburg trolley in 1947 a she alighted from an automobile. Doctors testified she will never walk again. She suffered a fractured back and severed spinal cord. She appeared in court in a Wheel chair. A graduate of Duq'uesne University, Miss Thimons has been lecturing from a wheel chair in the Jamison Memorial Hospital, New Castle.

The suit charged the railway company with negligence. Parents Are Held For Beating Their 3-year-old Girl Philadelphia, May three- year-old girl lay near death in a hospital today while her mother and step-fattier were held without bail on charges of beating her. Little Antoinette Ruggerio suffered severe body bruises and internal injuries in the alleged beating last Thursday. When her condition became critical yesterday, the hospital notified authorities and the couple was arrested. Police identified the couple as John Lamb, 34-year-old longshoreman, and his wife, Lillian, 26, whose first husband.

Victor Ruggerio, the child's father, was killed in an automobile accident last year. Arizona Stemons, an agent for FOR IMMEDIATE INSTALLATION 23-24-27-29 inch TUBERATOR FURNACES- ROBB SCHUCKER 406 Washington St. Phone 1307-J or SU-R-6 PITTSBURGH WATERSPAR ENAMEL find furniture Don't storo uwuy those old emd them in gay with Waterepar them useful additions to your home. coat will cover old Enamel surfaces quicHy to long-lojrtinq, uaz-rerisfin? beauty. PITTSBURGH PAINTS LOOK BETTER CONGER? Ph.

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Mrs. Lamb, clad 'in elacks, told Magistrate Nathan A. Beifel she had not beaten the child but had her." Her husband expressed surprise at being; held. He said he had been "trying to get away from this woman for some time" and had taken his son by a previous marriage away from the apartment when he heard about the other child's condition. 2 FROM MOUNT UNION ARE AWARDED DEGREES At the annual commencement exercises held at Shippensburg State Teachers College on Monday morning, two young people oi Mount Union received degrees.

Miss Angela Amatuili, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. Amatulli, received a B. A.

degree while Donald Abrashoff, son of Mr. Tassa Abrashoff received a degree of Both are graduates of Mount Union High School. 69 IS COLLEGE PAR Par now is 69 on Penn revamped golf course. State's Subscribe for The Daily News General Electric REFRIGERATORS Chas. Huston Bro.

Mt. Union Three Sprines BUTLER BENEFIT GAME Jimiata Valley High School VI. Alexandria Town Team THURSDAY, MAY 26 6:00 p. m. Admission by donation Gets $8,500 In Pittsburgh, May Kathryn Compton, Wilkinsburg, was awarded $8,500 damages yesterday by a federal court jury which found the Pennsylvania Railroad negligent in the death of her husband, an engineer, in a wreck at Creighton in 1945.

High Winds Take Flags State College, May Weather Bureau at Penn State yesterday hoisted flags predicting high winds. A few hours later, the wind blew the pol and the flags from the top of the mineral industries building are 300,000 BJngv lish words classified as vulgar and low, and therefore are not recorded in dictionaries designed for rener- al use. ONE FLIP FIVE RECORDS? That Record Clianger Needs To Be Repaired At KEMP'S RADIO 32 E. Shirley -ne 106-W Mount Union PAINTING 30th Year H.D.Moser Huntingdon Phone 442-W YOUR VACATION To start your vacation in end it the same sure your car's really ready to go I It's easy to treat your car to our special Vacation Check-TJp. That means Atlantic Quality Lubrication for extra comfort and driving a change of Atlantic Motor Oil to safeguard your a tire inspection for safety a check of such "trouble- causers" as spark plugs, fan tielt, battery and cooling systemsc Drive in today.

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