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Lebanon Daily News from Lebanon, Pennsylvania • Page 14

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Lebanon, Pennsylvania
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FACTORY SAMPLE SALE HIGH PRICE CHILDREN'S SHOES SAMPLES 1 -PRICE 72 Kaapar IKufnagri? or LESS INFANTS' SAMPLES Sizes 6 6Vz CHILDREN'S SAMPLES Sizes 10 lOVa MISSES' SAMPLES Sizes 13 2 GROWING GIRLS' SAMPLES Sizes 4, 4V4 5 VALUES TO $8.98 2 i99 to 4 i99 If your child can wear any of the above sizes you are sure to get a real bargain at KAIGH'S BOOTERIE 31 S. Eighth Street Open Tuesday and Friday Till 9 P.M. WKEGE FER AUS'RE KARR1CH KUMME. (I.) Unscr Land do rum is fo 11 Karrichc, dec! kloene, die Mcnschte sinn gross. Warm mer darrich Lebanon Daal fahrt a mer i er uf's wennichscht ee Karrichctann sehne.

SunnrJaags gehne noch fie! Leit do rum in die Karrich. Mer schne en lat Autoes schleh urn's ebei warm die Karrich aa is. Noli iwwcvdem geht die Kar rich aus. Sie hen g'sunge un en Opfer goiumime. Dei' Parre hot Schrift gelc.se, gebot un gehrcd- diecht.

Noh singe die Leit all "Ehr sei dom Valer un dem Sohn, dem Ileilichen Geischt au? i ne Thron. "Der Parre scliprecht noli dcr Scge, "Die Gnade unscres Herren un Heil andes Jcsu Christi," un so weit er. Noh gehne die Leit aus der Karrich uf der Hcemweg. Des guckt wunners schee. Mer sehnt die alte Leit, ihre Ha a schnee weis, wacklich dei Beh.

Die denke offt, "Fcrleich waar Des es letscht moll as ich in die Karrich kann." Es waa en Sege zu ihne fer im Gottes dienscht sei. Noh sellnt mer die Leit wt mittel alt sinn. En lat fon Denni sinii schon hardt gewahre. Si' hen Kinner as sie ernaehr Sie hen en lat zu badder riwwer. Die Taxe sinn hoch, nemmt hardte Aerwet fer Inderesse uf tnache.

Deeli rosse Kinner sinn in der Kol-! Mscli. Wann's net waer 'fer ihre laawe in Gott, kennte en lat eit as rniUel alt sinn, net aus 'schteh was sie draage misse. Noh sinn die Yunge as schier gewachse sinn. Die grosse uuwe un Maed. Die singe im hoir, deel lehre in der Sunn- aagschul.

Un sie sinn bei Naner in der Verein. Young Peoples' Society). Un die kleene Kinner. Ei, was mer die so gern sehnt in der Carrich! Wann mer selwer rcd- i is fer uf gewwe guckt mer die kleene Kinner un fasst rischer Muth. Wann mir farrt inn, noh duune unser Kinner cht gewwe uf die Karrich.

Es macht mich immer gut iele for die G'meh sehne zu er Diere naus geh vvann die (arrich aus geht. Mer hoert ah noch die Peif Orrigel am chpiele. Die Leit gewwe Nanner farre- veil, un in're kaerze Zeit is Alles ruich un schtill am Gotles laus. Die Dode schlofe in Fried Gottes Acker. Die Lewen- diche gehne Heem, un darrich die Woch, duune was g'fodderi fon i Un der neegscht Sunndaag gehne sie widder in die Karrich.

for that POPular Guy For "POP" and "GRANDPOP" who think of you all year'round make them "King for a Day 1 with gifts of love from Walker's "Quality Makes the WATCH BANDS By SPEIDEL $495 We Welcome TEENAGE Charge Accounts It! CULTURED PEARL TIE-TAGS LEATHER WALLETS By BUXTON $395 JUNE 20 Hi Charge A It! Instant Credit Just For You! Sell It Through The NEWS QUICK Page 14 Lebanon Daily News, Lebanon, Thursday, June 10, 1965 it Mary Poppins Is Film Industry Success Story By BOB THOMAS AP Movie-Television Writer HOLLYWOOD (AP) Walt Disney picked up the telephone and asked a studio executive: "What-'s the latest projected gross on 'Mary Pop pins'?" Disney listened for a moment, a faint smile on his face. "Forty million, huh?" he said. "Well, we're getting righl up where Sam Goldwyn said we'd be." The movie maker put down the phone and explained: "Aft er Sam saw he callec me up to say how much he en joyed it and how it was the kinc of picture the industry shoult be making. He said he was go ing to take ads saying so. I tok him he.needn't, but he wen ahead with full-page ads in al the trade journals.

"He also told me that the pic ture would bring in 50 million in rentals. I thought he was ex aggerating at the time. Now don't think so." "Mary Poppins" is Indeed one of the success stories of recent Hollywood times, demonstrating how a single film can )uoy the financial fortunes of a company. Disney was already a highly profitable operation; 'Mary Poppins" has lifted the firm to new heights. But such a triumph also has its drawbacks, Walt sighed.

"Now, whenever we discuss new projects, the people here say, 'It'll be another I lave to keep telling them, 'Don't say that. Each picture iias to be different." Why is "Mary Poppins" so successful? Disney reasons that it was a combination of many factors but principally the fantasy and the winning characters, as played by Julie Andrews anc Dick Van Dyke. LOCOMOTIVE RUSTLER FLINT. Mich. (AP) A huge switch engine valued ai $200,000 was reported lost by the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroac officials here.

It had been lef outside a roundhouse and hac disappeared. Some three hours later it was found abandoned on tracks about five miles away Officials said it had been taken on a joy ride by someone who obviously was familiar with op erating locomotives. Army War College Speaker Will Be Gen. Eisenhower Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower, who served as supreme commander of the Allied Forces in Europe during World War II, will be the graduation speaker Monday at the Army War College, Carlisle Barracks.

A 1928 graduate of the War College when it was located in Washington, D.C., Eisenhower will give his talk on the lawn adjacent to the "Old Parade" on the post. His visit to Carlisle follows the June Week cere monies at West Point, New York where the 1915 class of the Mil itary Academy, is holding its 50th class reunion. The 1965 War College class of CADETS GRADUATE WEST POINT, N. Y. The U.

S. Military Academy graduated 596 Cadets Wednes day, including 51 Pennsylvani ans, who formed the second largest state group. New York State led with 58 graduates. ALL FAMOUS WAKE ELECTRIC Charge It! Famous Make Butane Gas Cigarette or Pipe Genuine "Linde" STAR SAPPHIRE RING SHAVERS Your LIGHTERS $4.95 Specially Priced! Charge It! Real Weekly! -eather FITTED TRAVEL KITS 3 95 All- Transistor Pocket-Size Radio Outfit by Bulova .95 Charge It! See Our KODAK CAMERAI OUTFITS 14kt. Solid Gold 2-Diamond Charge It! Solid Gold ACCUTRON The world's most accurate electronic watch' Just Pay $2.00 Weekly Wedding Ring DIAMOND and ONYX RINGS White or Yellow i Gold 8x30 Full Prism BINOCULARS' with case Charge It! Famous Make Portable TYPEWRITER with case I Charge It! M9 95 Charge It! Solid Sterling river FRATERNAL RINGS for all lodges .95 PIPE, HUMIDOR Solid Pay SI Sterling Silver CUFF LINK and TIE BAR SETS 14kt.

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Of that figure, 1,360 have become generals or admirals. The list of generals who have completed the school includes such names as Pershing, Patton, Bradley, Ridgeway and Tay. lor as well as Air Force General Vandenberg, Marine Corps General Lejeune and Navy Admiral Halsey. The War Colllge is the Army's leading educational facility and offers to selected officers from all services, advanced graduate instruction designed to qualify them for the highest command and staff positions in the Armed Forces. The curriculum is oriented to the next ten-year period and reflects the soldier statesman philosophy which is characteristic of.

the American military tradition. The graduation climaxes the National Strategy Seminar which is not now underway at the college. All YJ.S 32-34 South 8th Street, Lebanon Open Daily 'til 5 Tues. and Fri. Hi I 9 P.M.

Shop Early! For Summer BARGAINS BUYS ON SPE DIALS! BLAZON PLAY GYM Regular OUR PRICE All Parts Guaranteed One Full Year Thij play oym featuring a tpiral trl-color top bar is. deitined to b. the number one, all-play, economy gym Kt for 1965. This model'also offers a 6' full-platform slide utilizing tht new 14" wide Blazonite slide bed pjui rafcty graved ladder steps. A lawn swing that comfortably carries 2.

children on 17" wide seals with contoured backs and easy entry styling. OUR MOTTO: WE WANT YOU AS OUR CUSTOMER All Year Jnsl at Christinas! For Ihis we oiler you the BEST SELECTION and SERVICE at LOW DISCOUNT PRICES! We will MATCH or BEAT any LOWER PRICES! We dare yon to make us break our motto! Three And Two Ring INFLATABLE POOLS 3 SIZES Three Ring 6.00 Value Now, 1.99 Two Ring 3.00 Our QQf Value Price 7 Ft. Green Water Repellent One End Closed PUP TENTS 12.0O Value OUR PRICE 5.99 POLORON ICE CHEST 2.00 Valu. Our Price Confetti colored body and cover. Holds twenty 12-oz.

bottles. Molded in place divider provides two compartments. MATTEL 12" VARROOM TRIKE A Sensational Value Regularly 25.00 Our Price Battery operated Varroom Unit. Wheelbase expands to allow for children's growth. Saddle seat and solid puncture- proof rubber tires.

Batteries not included. Metal and Wooden WAGONS FOR CHILDREN OF EVERY AGE 5 Sizes Metal Start At 1.99 2 Sizes WOODEN 19 I With Sides and 17.88 The back yard paradise for health and -fun by 18.00 OUR Value PRICE 11. All Metal Box With Wooden 1 LB. SIZE CHLORINE TABLETS OR POWDER QO 4-lb. Sin AIM 7 JF.

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