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PAGE SIX THE DAILY REPUBLICAN, MONQNQABElA, PA. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1083 OBITUARY "Safety Plane" in Nearly Vertical Takeoff AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA mmmm ft I IK I CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES For Three Lines (Approximately 12 Average Words) Cash Charge 25c 50c 65c 95c $1.70 One Insertion Three Insertions Seven Insertions Each additional line 1-2 Insertions 3-6 Insertions 7-29 Insertions -(four average words) 9c 7c 6c 5c SALVATORI FORNICIARI Salvatori Forniciarj, 89, well-knewn Italian resident of tnis city, who for 24 years hai- resided with his' son Joe Columbo Forniciari, local drayman, in 200 Valley street, died at the home of a daughter, Mrs. John Thomas, in Forward township, Tuesday evening, August 30, at 6:30 o'clock; he was taken ill last December while visiting at the Thomas home and his condition since was such as not to permit -ais removal to his home here. Prior to his illness his was a familiar figure in town as he accompanied his son, best known as Joe Columbo, on his rounds, often assisting in the work, Forniciari was born in Italy, February 11, 1849, and had resided in Monongahela for the last 25 years. He was a member of St.

Anthony's church. Surviving are three sons, John, and Joseph; two daughters, Mrs. John Thomas of Elkhorn; Mrs. Modcsta Marraccini, of New Eagle; 23 grandchildren; 14 greatgrandchildren. Friends received at the home of a son, Dan ij-orniciari, 238 East Main street, until 9:30 o'clock tomorrow morning when remains will be removed to be.

Antnonys R. C. church for services at 10 o'clock. Interment will be in the Monongahela cemetery. 30 or More Insertions Douglas Business College All transient advertising must be paid for In advance.

If It Is accepted and charged It must be paid for within 10 days after the first insertion to gain the cash rate. Otherwise the "charge rate" takes effect Oeath Notices, Cards of Thanks, In Memoriam Notices; 10c line Minimum Charge $1.00, PHONES 700, 701 APPROVED BY THE STATE COMMITTEE ON STANDARDS Accounting, Secretarial and Stenographic, Comptometer and office machines. Special finishing course for commercial graduates. Gsneral Motors, Ford and Cost Accounting Social Security and Federal Tax Accounting Free placement service Register now School opens September 6 Night School September 15 ELECTRICAL SERVICE Kropfs "safety plane" gives a demonstration DEATH NOTICES BRANDON Mrs. Mary Brandon, 64, Victory Hill, at her home, Wednesday, August 31, 1938; 5:45 p.

m. Funeral services Saturday, September 3, 1938, at 2 p. from Nazarene church, the Rev. Paul H. Andree, pastor, officiating.

Interment in Mt. Zion cemetery. Douglas Business College Fred J. Vincent, general refrigeration, and appliance service. Monongahela, Pa.

Phone 477. al5-sl9-p MISCELLANEOUS SERVICE FOR GARBAGE DISPOSAL 310-R, Samuel Licensed by City ilSs22-r Designed for the greatest possible safety in the air, Emll Kropfs "safety plane" stands on its tail in a nearly vertical takeoff during a demonstra-tion'at Bendix, N. J. Kropf, well-known German stunt flyer, claims the plane can land and take off from as small a space as an autogiro. The plane has a top speed of 130 miles an hour but can fly 20 miles an hour.

Central Pres CHARLEROI, PA. TELEPHONE 601 ITERS RALLY LEGAL ADVERTISING DRY CLEANING LOCALS PERSONALS Whether you're getting married or planning someone else's wedding be sure to sec the RYTEX-HYLITED WEDDING STATIONERY line at The Daily Republican. For the smart bride with a limited budget beautifully styled correct in every detail. 25 Invitations or Announcements for only $3. 2-tf FORNICIARI Salvatori Forni-ciari, 89, 206 Valley city, August 30, 1938, 6:30 p.

at home of daughter, Mrs. John Thomas, Elkhorn, Allegheny Co. Funeral from home of son, Dan Forni-ciari, 238 East Main st. Remains to be removed to St. Anthony's Finleyville Districv News MANY ARE ATTENDING FIFTH ANNUAL REGIONAL CONFEREE tVE KLEEN KLOTHES KLEEN DAVE TURRI 161 Main St Phone 840.

n30tf. TO TIE PLACER TEAM IN NINTH Miss Kate Hess returned last eve ning to her home in Main street NOTICE A public hcarinir will be held Tuesday, September 20, 1938, at 9 A. M. Eastern Standard Time, in Hearing Room 3, of the Public Utilities Commission, North Office Building, Harrisburp, on revised Recommendations of the Minimum Wage Board for the Laundry Industry whih werj accepted by the Secretary of the Department of Labor and Industry of Pennsylvania. Copies of revised Recommendations of the Board are available at the Department of Labor and Industry, Har-risburs, Pennsylvania.

Sept. 1, 1338 PLUMBING HEATING church, Friday, Sept. 2, 1938, at 9:30 a. m. for rites at 10 a.

m. Interment in Monongahela TIGERS TELL from Chautauqua, New York, where she has spent the Summer. Dorothy Lenhart, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E.

C. Lenhart, is ill at her home in Fourth Street extension. Monongahelans in large numbers were in attendance at the Pittsburgh-New York double-header played at Forbes Field in Pittsburgh yesterday; among them were JAMES A. LITTLE PLUMBING AND HEATING 133 Main St. Phone 861 al5-sl0-c W.

B. WHITE CO. Plumbing and Heating Repair Work Phone 82-J. tf Helpful Programs Are Plan-J- T- an? hpIans be w1ed for solving these problems. Wesley ned; Banquet In Evening; e.

waii, aho of Finieyviiie, win Pnrl Moilal Oratnrlral hQVe charge of the recreation of Score Two Runs In Last Frame To Knot Score, 8-8, In Second Tilt. The City Softball championship series moved into its third round UCS HOW TO BEAT YANKS the day; he is State Recreational Contest Announced. leader. NOTICE TO ELECTORS The undersigned County Recistration Commissioners of the County of Washington, Pennsylvania, hereby give notice that in accordance with the provisions of P. L.

Act No. 115 and P. L. Act No. 227 COAL The following persons from this today after the Belters, A Division CARD OF THANKS We wish to extend our heartfelt thanks for the acts of kindness, messages of sympathy and beautiful floral offerings received from our kind friends and neighbors at the death of our beloved mother, Mrs.

Ida E. Hendrick-scn. Wc also wish to thank all those who donated the use of their cars or assisted in any way. Mrs. Arthur Mcintosh.

Mrs. John Punchur. Dr. and Mrs. W.

P. Griffith, Mr. champs, and Placers, Division and Mrs. John T. Robinson, Miss section will attend the fifth annual convention of the Southwestern region of the Youths' Temperance registrars will bs on duty for the purpose of receiving personal applications for registration, changes of party affiliations ind changes of address continuously from the hour of 10 a.

m. to 3 p. and from 7 p. m. to 10 p.

m. on the following days ir.d at the following places In the evening a banquet will be served; there will be an after-dinner speaker. The election of regional officers will take place. Miss Withrow is the present corresponding secretary. Another feature of the day will be a Pearl Medal Oratory contest.

leaders, battled to an 8-8 stalemate in the second game of the play-off SPECIAL SEPT. ONLY Screened furnace coal $2.75 ton dumped at curb. Mon. 4124-R-2. 1-tf-c Irene Lewis, John H.

Cooper, Wendell Holmes, William and Rudy Po- Council: Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Oase- l-askl, Anthony Spalla, Fred Still- ber, Peggy Boyd, Ruth Price, Betty Sept.

and Oct. 5 Charleroi Boro wagon, Wray Bickerton, "Red" Price, Robert Potter, David Means, Tl Tr Detroit Discovers "Yeu've Gotta Outshig 'Em" After Winning, 12-6. By GEORGE KIRKSEY United Press Staff Writer New York, Sept. 1 (UP) Come up on the platform, Del Baker, and Sept. 7 and Oct.

6 Canonsburc Boro vvimam noiiman, wu Bldg. Greenside Ave and Pike St. Wesley E. Wall, John Stewart, Jean Schussler, Erma Withrow, Muriel liam Frost, Joe Villella, John Co Buy your Winter Coal Now PATTERSON SUPPLY CO. Quick Service.

Phone 920 j-28-tf I Monongahela Sept. and Oct; City Hall. MEMORIALS CONGREGA TIO Donora Boro Sept. 9 and Oct. 7 Bldg.

Thompson Ave. Sept. 10 Houston Sept. 12 Burgettstown Main St. Boro Bldg.

Boro Bldg. Municipal PENSION PLAN you, Hank Greenberg, you, unar- KURTZ MONUMENT CO. ROCK OF AGES MEMORIALS LASTING AS THE STARS MONONGAHELA-WASHINGTON al-S3-p TAINS lumbus, James Jones, Eddie Harris. John A. Wickerham, Fourth Street extension, was a business caller in Pittsburgh yesterday.

Charles Maloy. who has been ill far the past several days at his home in Pleasant street, is reported as being better. Sept. 13 California 3rd St Withrow, Edith Carter, Sara Thompson, Genevieve Warren, Elmer Mayfield. The first session opens Friday morning at 10 o'clock, (EST), with discussions on the workings of the organizations to be featured.

Three types of deputation teams will be worked out and presented to the group. WOULD SPE ASTORS at Griffith field yesterday. The third game of the series will be played this afternoon at Griffith field, with the game to start at 5:15 o'clock. The Belters annexed the first contest at Yankee field Tuesday evening to become heavy favorites. However, the Placers got the jump on the colored aggregation yesterday and led all the way until the last half of the ninth when the Belters pushed across two markers to knot the coirnt.

Darkness made it necessary to call a halt after Harris and A. Viverette scored on Robinson's hit to deadlock the score. Highlights of the contest were the outstanding performances of Chuck McPherson of the Belters and Panseri of the Placers. Gaston hit a home run for the Belters in the third i'nning. The box score: BELTERS 8 ab a ley Gehringer, and all the rest of your Detroit Tigers.

Now tell the folks how to beat the New York Yankees a job which is becoming the toughest task in baseball. Del Baker: "You've gotta out-slug 'em. That's the only way." Hank Greenberg: "You've gotta outslug That's the only way." Charley Gehringer: 'You've gotta outslug That's the only J. H. McCormick of California was a business visitor in this city Mrs.

E. M. Caseber, State General secretary of Young People's work, will discuss problems of the yesterday. MONUMENTS OF QUALITY SIMON WHITE'S SONS 68 W. Maiden Washington, and 412 Water Brownsville, Pa.

al7-Nov. 30-c FLORISTS Cut, potted, funeral and bridal flowers. Griffith's, 303 Main St. Phons 514 and 74. j5-tf Sept.

14 Southview (Mt. Pleasant-4) Community Bldg. House No. 81. Sept.

15 Roscoe Boro Bldg. Sept. 16 McDonald Municipal Bldg. Lincoln and McDonald 8t. Sept.

17 Daisytown (W. Pik-2nd) Basemsnt of B. V. Church. W- Alexander Dwelling Jl J.

M. Timmons. Sept. 20 Fredericktown Coal and Cake Office Sept. 21 North Charleroi Boro Fire'Vpt AVel'a Ind-2) Volunteer Munich? BTdg BrOWnS; Rwm I S0eP0- Sept.

26 Claysville office of D. B. Hancher Green St. 11 Boro Bldg. a-pt.

ZS Marianna Boro Council Chamber Arcade Bldg. v-ouncii James Moore Is General Chairman; Program Presented. Mrs. J. Scott Oehrle and children vho were Chautauqua sojourners this Summer, have returned to their That testimony is the unanimous (Continued from Page 1) this measure undoubtedly is," Mc-Adoo said.

He did not indicate who he would support in the November general election. Ray L. Riley and Phillip Bancroft, in a close race for the Republican senatorial nomination, are both outspoken critics of the New Deal. The pension plan which became a major issue in the California pri The congregation of the Peters Creek United 'Presbyterian church united in a joint celebration to hon WPA HEADS WILL MEET opinion of the Detroit ball club. All the Tigers say the same thing and yesterday they proved it was the right way by plastering a 12-6 de or their new pastor, the Rev.

J. C- home in Marne avenue. The Reverend and Mrs. Ross M. Haverfield and son Raymond are expected to arrive home tomorrow from a vacation which constituted a period of convalescence for Mr.

Haverfield; the first six were ROOMS FOR RENT furnished rooms for light housekeeping. Bath and garage. Near High school. Phone 821-M. 25-sl-c feat on the Yanks, overpowering (jee" Storeroom of Eli 1 rot io.

them with sheer brawn. Stormont and Mrs. Stormont and the Rev. Ernest V. Clements of New Wilmington.

The Rev. Mr. Stormont was call Real Estate Sept. 30 Finleyville office of J. F.

Boyer. Pittsburgh's Pirates, fully recov TOMOR ered from their "pennant shakes" HOUSES FOR SALE and on the high road to the Nation spent visiting relatives in Ohio, and the last week they sojourned in the Cook Forest section and at Clarion. John D. Berryman Earl B. Amos John N.

O'Neil ATTEST RK'stratin Commissioners Paul Curry Chief Clerk Washington, Pennsylvania Moorman, 5 0 1 4 0 2 McPherson, If 5 2 2 3 0 0 Gaston, ds 4 2 2 0 0 0 T. Viverette, 3b 4 1 2 4 0 0 Brantley, lb 0 0 0 1 0 0 Coker, lb-p 4 113 0 1 Hilton, rf-lb 4 0 1 5 0 1 Taylor, 2b 3 112 0 1 al League championship, might ed to the Peters Creek church from the Mt. Hope United Presbyterian church, near West Middletown. The vacancy at Peters Creek was due to the resignation of their pastor, the well take a tip from a Tiger in Conclave To Be Held At! Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas Somerville their preparations for the October For Sale 2, modern homes, all conveniences. Will sell separately or together. Good location near schools. Price reasonable. Write Box 164, Daily Republican.

31-8-c world series. The Tigers laid down a 14-hit barrage, including six dou OBITUARY mary will be submitted to the voters at the general election in November. The state supreme court, in ruling the title of the proposal legal, specified that its constitutionality could not be challenged until after the voters had passed upon it. This latest pension plan has aroused almost as much of a controversy as the Townsend $200 a month scheme. It originated in Hollywood only this year, under the name of "Ham and Eggs for California." Washington Court House, 2 P.

M. Works Progress Administration A. Viverette, ss 3 0 0 2 0 3 Harris, cf 4 12 10 0 Robinson, p-3b 4 0 1 2 0 2 FEMALE HELP WANTED and son Tommy have removed from Thomas street to the new L. R. Wallace property in Stanton street; the Somervilles' daughter, Mrs.

Richard Metz, her husband and baby are living in Uniontown wftere Mr. Metz is employed. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth G.

Abbott are occupying the lower apartment in the former Boggs property in Totals 40 8 13 27 0 10 supervisors, project heads and general foremen have been instruct Rev. John T. Brownlce, who was called to the pastorate of the Greentree United Presbyterian church, after three years of service at the Peters Creek' church. The affair for Mr. Clements was a "bon voyage" party.

He is leaving on September 13 for the Mission field at Bidamoli, India. Mrs. Clements was also a guest of the evening. James Moore, a member of the WANTED Girl for housework two day, a week. Write Box 165 Daily Republican.

1-c MRS. MARY BRANDON Mrs. Mary Brandon, 64, wife of William Brandon, died at her home in Victory Hill, Wednesday, August 31. at 5:45 p. m.

Mrs. Brandon was born at Girard, Ohio, January 21. 1874, and was a member of the Nazarene church. PLACERS 8 ed to meet Friday afternoon, Sep tember 2, at 2 o'clock in the public meeting room of the Washing bles and two homers to smother the Yanks. Hank Greenberg blasted homer No.

46 putting him six games aad six days ahead of Babe Ruth's 1927 record-breaking pace and two doubles. It was one of his greatest days in Yankee Stadium, his jinx park. Charley Gehringer hit two doubles. Dixie Walker got a and a single. Pete Fox hit a double and two singles.

York hit a double. The Tigers were giving the Yanks their own medicine and making them like it. DOGS, PETS, ETC. ton County Court House, Hie WPA 100 PER CENT NEW DEALER r.riMr.DATIII ATCC eMITU Marne avenue. The James Stefls, who have lived in the Wiper apartment in Stanton street since their Columbia, S.

C. Sept. l-(UP)- A SuvlvinZ are th husband, three FOR SALE: English Setter, male. Pedigree papers. Field trained.

Reasonable." Inquire 234 Marne aaugnters: Mrs. Richard Cottle. ab Pietroboni, If 3 10 Stevenson, 2b 4 12 F. Pianetti, 3b 5 11 Casterra, rf 5 10 Scott, 5 11 L. Pianetti, ss 5 12 C.

Cilincik, lb 4 10 Pansera, ds 3 1 Gernio, cf 4 0 1 Pierce, 3 0 1 Gov. Olin D. Johnston, "100 per 0 8 1 2 0 0 8 4 1 2 marriage, have leased the Landis home in Ninth street and their for a26-s2-p cent New Dealer" who tried to un Victory Hill; Mrs. James Nye, Webster; Miss Dorothy Brandon Branch Area office announced today. The purpose of the meeting is to acquaint the officials with new methods of first aid precedure and the reporting of accidents on projects; along with instructions in a avenue.

mer abode will be occupied by Mr. LOST Board of Trustees, presided durin, the evening's program of music and speaking. The music was led by Ray Hollpran. Vocal were presented by George Douglass, and Mr. Holleran, who were accompanied by Jean Holleran and Mar; and Mrs.

Vernon Lewis. Donora; three sons: John, of West Newton; William, Victory Hill, and Thomas, Renovo. Nineteen David Landis and sister Margaret new system of Project Inventory LOST: On Aug. 26th, six napkins. Finder return to Daily Republican office.

Reward. 1-3-p Kidiiucnnaren, one great grand- are guests with relatives in Clarion. I Control YESTERDAY'S HERO Hank Greenberg who hit homer No. 46 and two doubles to pace Detroit to victory over the Yankees. seat the conservative Senator Ellison D.

(Cotton Ed) Smith with the backing of President Roosevelt in Tuesday's primary, belatedly congratulated the winner today. "I will continue to uphold the Democratic party and its fearless leader, Franklin D. Roosevelt, in his program of social and economic betterment," he said. Almost complete returns indicat- Miss Landis has accepted a position Those required to attend the in Illinois she will continue AUTOMOBILES is largely responsible for the condition. Veteran rod and reel men, as well as novices, said they come back with empty creels where for Totals 41 8 8 26 0 3 Placers 302 004 0008 8 3 Belters 012 001 0228 13 10 Two-base hits Harris, Robinson.

Three-base hits F. Pianetti, Coker, McPherson. Home run Gaston. Base on balls Off Robinson 3, Scott 2, Coker 1. Struck out By Robinson 2, Scott Coker 1.

Umpires Woods, Midway and Coulter. cnua, three sisters, Mrs. William Hutchison, Bentleyville; Mrs. Calvin Norman, Sharon; Mrs. Richard Lowry, Niles, Ohio; two brothers, John 'Williams, Youngstown, Ohio; David Williams, Niles, Ohio, also survive.

Funeral services will be held from the Nazarene church, Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock, with the Rev. Paul H. Andree officiating. Interment will be in Mt. Zion cemetery.

meeting include any person in a supervisory capacity, including superintendents of projects, foremen, supervisors, project unit recreation leaders and teachers. Among, those scheduled to explain the methods are Lyell L. Buttermore, head of the WPA in Washington, Fayette and Greene Counties, and William Lewellen, jed that Smith's majority would be garct Edgar. A piano solo was given by Martha Mae Lushen. Neighboring ministers were invited for the occasion but as this is the vacation period only two were able to attend, the Rev.

James Williams, pastor of the Library Baptist church, and the Rev. Robert B. W'ilson, pastor of the Center Presbyterian church. Both brought greetings. Greetings from the several church organizations were extended: Ses merly they snared "buckets full" of bass along the banks of the Sus YOU HAVEN'T SEEN anything 'till you've visited our Used Oar Lot.

KEENIE'S GARAGE AlO-e Bargain Sale of 25 GOOD USED CARS Prices ranging from $600 to $30. Late Models Cars can le purchased as low as $10 down. Visit our Used Car lot at Schoonmaker Ave. at Mones- a little short of 39,000. President Roosevelt revealed in Washington yesterday that he had predicted before the primary that Smith would win by a majority of 40,000.

quehanna and Juniata rivers, and the Conodiguinet and Yellow Bree chief safety inspector of WPA in her nursing profession and will leave for the Middle West about September 12. Mrs. Carrie Simmons, president of the Junior Stewardesses of Bethel A. M. E.

is in charge of plans whereby the group is presenting Alpha Omejja Josie of Clairton, young tenor, in recital this evening at the church. Music-lovers are Invited to attend. The initial dance of the University club, a group sponsored in the Italain Citizens Club, will be held tomorrow night in the Italian hall, Main street. Music will be provided by the Dixonians orchestra. Attorney and Mrs.

Paul Barna, of for this area. Other meetings scheduled sion, George JUouglass, Trust LAMB IS IMPORTANT FOR YOUNG AND OLD Lamb is a good choice for the for this week in Fayette and ees, James Moore; Women's Home and Foreign Missionary society, sen Bridge. Monessen Used Car Greene Counties for WPA officials in those two political subdivisions. Summer menu. Excellent casser ches creeks.

French said that "more helgra-mites and crayfish than ever before" are being removed from the streams and used for commercial purposes. That bait is natural food and without a sufficient supply the fish "cannot survive." He pointed out that as a direct contrast to the situation i.i the FORE5T, FIELD STREAM Exchange. Phone 203 Bob E. 10-c "BUSINESS SERVICE SERVICE STATIONS The Rev. Raymond A.

Kurtz, of St. Mary's Episcopal church ole dishes are made from breast of lamb, lamb riblets or shanks. These cuts also combine well with vegetables and other foods. This meat has many attributes other than its unusually good taste. It ranks high in food value.

It is valuable in the diet of children, as well as adults. Besides supplying at Charleroi who is recuperating; Mrs. Harold Herhold; Young Peq-ple's Christian Union, William Hast. Responses were given by Mr. and Mrs.

Stormont and farewell words were given by Mr. Clements, while Mrs. Clement3 extended words of appreciation. Lunch was rervod by the wives of the Beard of Trustees. Peters Creek church will have vacation during September.

Country Club road, are receiving from a prolonged illness, left Monday of this week' for Urbana, Ohio, HARRY WINTER EDWARDS On Monday, August 29th, occurred the death of Harry Winter Edwards, 80, at Park Ridge, N. J. Mr. Edwards was the husband of Elise Abrams Edwards whose death occurred on June 26th. He.

was a brother-in-law of Mrs. D. Campbell Herron of this city. Mr. Edwards came to Monongahela about 1890 as a supervisor on the P.

V. C. railroad and spent a number of years here. In 1894 ho itinrried Elise Elliott Abrams. After leaving Monongahela Mr.

Edwards vas a railroad builder and engineer with the Great Northern where he had charge of the lnii tion oC the great Cascade Tunnel under the Cascade Range in Road Actionized Lubrication Sinclair Gas and Oil MAIII SERVICE CENTER where he will spend a few days with his sister, Bollen-der, before departing for a winter "GUTTING" IMPERfLS FISH STREAMS IN CENTRAL AREA Harrisburg, Sept. 1 (UP) Southeastern Pennsylvania this season is experiencing the poorest fishing conditions in years because of "stream gutting" of natural bait and turbid waters, Fish Commissioner Charles A. French said today: a24-31-c high quality protein it provides congratulations from their many friends in the district on the birth of a seven-pound and 12-ounce baby daughter, Saturday, August 27, 1938 at 8:50 a. m. in the West Pcnn hospital, 'Pittsburgh.

The Barnas have another child, a boy. Both Mrs. Barna and daughter are reported getting along well. sojourn in the West. Mr.

Kurtz southeastern section, fishermen in Allegheny county and the Conne-aut Lake district, Erie county, reports the "best season in history." Frencn irfiicated the commission may be forced to take some action against gutting of streams, explaining that the 400.000 licensed fishermen this year represents an "all time high" and is double the number issued licenses only three years ago. State streams will be stocked the spend the month of September in iron and phosphorus. It will fit into the safe and sane reducing diet, for lean roast lamb or chops are low in calories. Lnmb stew is a suggestion for TRANSFER Aim STORAGE VvfLl.I 3 TRANSFER MOVING md HAULING Call J. V.

Williams, 83-J. a4-tf-c Southern California. He expects to stay at the Whitney Manor apart ments during his visit in Los An the children's noonday meal. geles, California, where he will at Perturbed by an unusua number of complaints from fishermen, particularly in Cumberland, Perry and Juniata counties, against tend the National American Legion FRIDAY SPECIAL DELICIOUS STOLLEN 15c "and 25c WNDASCHA'S BAKERY the State of Washington. Later he have resided at Ridgefield, N.

J. Moving and Storage tt- TiATfSFTCK next season with 500,000 bass, rcp- WEATHKU FOKECAST Western Pennsylvania Fair and Convention. Leaving Los Ancgclcs about October 1, he plans to go to cooler tonight. Friday fair and built railroads in Mexico, British Mr. Edwards will be pleasantly Columbia and other places.

rtmembered by members' of the Since 1906 he and Mrs. Edwards older residents of Monongahela. Arizona, to spend the re neghgible catches in formerly gen- resenting the "finest and biggest 'erous streams in that section, crop" In the Commonwealth's fish French said activity of bait-takers history. mU-tf continued cool. mainder of the winter.

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