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AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES iLTOOXA TRIBUNE, Saturday, August 16, 1941 EMPLOYMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS FUNERAL NOTICES AUTOMOBILES FOB SALE mm. Eleven Arabs Killed In Holy Land (Continued From Page One) Arab attacks were a "rehearsal for things to come" and were intended to create an atmosphere "for starting organized Arab terror against Jews in event the United decision is unfavorable to the Arabs. The mufti's timetable for an outbreak of organized Arab terror is nearing D-Day." Haj Amin Effendi al mufti of Jerusalem, is in refuge in Egypt, having tied into exile years ago when the British sought mm ior allegedly stirring up Palestine Arabs. The first Arab reaction to the incident was that t-f a spokesman in Jafla, who commented, "now watch for some Arab reaction in the same manner, and this time it will probably be with official blessing." Until now, both Jewish and Arab official spokesmen have urged their followers to keep cool heads and to cooperate in keeDin" down incitement. 1947 Packard Limousine 1942 DeSoto Sedan 1940 Dodge Sedan Two Fined For Shooting In Lojjantown Arrested in connection with the shooting at a Logantown home Thursday night, Jacob K.

Harr, 213' a Lexington avenue, and Francis W. Arnold, 210 Chestnut avenue, were charged with discharging firearms in the city. The two men abandoned their car when police got between them and the car after they fired two shots at the home of Mrs. Wil-loughby Chesko, ''208 fast Pine avenue, police said. The car, which contained a .22 ritle.

and three boxes of bullets, was impounded Thursday night. Police, being warned that two men had entered the bushes at Lloyd street, below Twenty-first avenue, and were carrying weapons, went to the area and as they approached, heard the two shots ring out. When the car was impounded ownership cards were found in the vehicle and the owner's name tallied with that given by Mrs. Chesko as a suspect, police had reported. Ernest Nabers, proprietor of a shoeshlne shop at 1709a Eleventh avenue, was fined S5.S0 at police-court yesterday, on a charge of disorderly conduct after he had admitted to discharging a .38 calibre revolver of old Spanish make in his shop by accident.

The shell had gone through metal stripping on the window and ricocheted off a passing car, operated by P. J. Williams. 210 Aldrich avenue, as reported ii? the Tribune Wednesday. Nabers and the occupants of the shop, Virginia Dickerson, 2330 Tenth avenue, an employe, and William Moore, 2130 Thirteenth avenue, a customer, when apprehended, told police they hadn't heard the shot because a WANTED TO BUY 50 GOOD USED CARS 1937 TO 1947 LINGENFELTER BROS.

KAISER FRAZER DISTRIBUTORS 2200 BEALE AVE. PHONE 2-4G23 LATE SCORES (Continued Fiom Page One) of. the ear and the Card countered with circuit clouts by Stan Musial, George Kur-ouski and Del Kice. rillLADELl'lUA, Aug. 15 CP) Fete Keiser, Jackie Kob-insou and Bruce Edwards led a 14-tiit attack on Schoolboy Kowe as the Brooklyn Dodgers defeated the Philadelphia Phillies, 8-1, tonight before 26,060 whica raised the Phils season attendai.ee to 683,757.

ST. LOUS, Aug. 15 CP Bob Lemon and the Cleveland Indians handed the weak-hitting St. Louis Browns their second successive white-washing tonight, 2 to 0. Lemon stopped the Browns with hits, while Ken Keltner drove In both Cleveland runs with a double and single.

Stub Over-mire of the Detroit Tigers blanked the Browns with four hits last night. CHICAGO, Aug. 15 (-Pv The Detroit Tigers pulled to within a game of second place Boston in the American league standings tonight, by defeating the Chicago White Sox, 9 to 2, before 34,086 persons. CINCINNATI, Aug. 15 The Chicago Cubs exploded for four runs on six hits in the eighth inning tonight to come from behind and defeat the Cincinnati Keds 6-5 before a crowd of 28.175.

Emil Kush, the third Chicago pitcher of the evening, drove in the winning run and was credited with the victory, his sixth as against one loss. NEW YORK. Aug. 15 i.Pi Major leasue standings, including tonight's games. AMERICAN- LEAGUE W.

1.. ftp. GB. New York 73 Boston of -tH Detroit 55 50 .537 Philadelphia 57 54 .514 ltf Cleveland 52 53 .495 IS Chicago 51 til .455 22 ,1 Washington Ib o9 -M St. Louis il 72 oS1" Americas i Boston at New (12-7) vs Xewsoni Cleveland at St.

Louis (Xighn Black (9-S or Gettel it-6) vs Kinder 16-10) Philadelphia at Washington Flores (4-12) vs Soarburough (4-5) Onlv games srheduied. NATIONAL LEAGUE Brooklyn 69 44 .611 St. Louis 63 47 Boston 6" 52 New York 57 5 Chicago 52 59 Cincinnati 53 62 Pittsburg 4S 65 Philadelphia 41 67 .573 4'i i .533 9 lt 17 .4. '5 21 .396 24 TODAY'S GAMES NATIONAL New York a.t Boston (Night) Pain (16-S) Bmt-klvn af Philadelphia Branca 17-9h vs Judd.il.:n St. Louis at Wttstmrsr-Burkhart (3- or Mearn 1-i noe la-m Chicago at Cincinnati Borowy is-10) or Chipman (5-4) vs Lively (4-5) India Celebrates Independence (Continued From Page One) 1 SHEETS Funeial service! for John P.

Sheets, of Wilmington. will be held Monday afternoon at 4 clock at the Axe funeral home charge of the Rev. Ralph Lind. Interment in Fairvlew cemetery. Friends are being received at the Axe funeral home after noon today.

RUTTER Funeral services for Sirs. Myrtle Leona Rutter, of 710 East Crawford avenue, will be held Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the home in charge of the Rev. George Bowers. Interment' in Rose Hill cemetery. Friends are being received at the home.

SHIRO Funeral services for Mrs. Amelia Morgan (Nelson) Shiro, formerly of Altoona. will be held at the Laughlin funeral home at 2 clock Monday afternoon by the Rev. Victor K. Meredith.

Interment in Hill cemetery. Friends are being received at the Laughlin funeral home, after 7 o'clock this evening. MILES Funeral services for Mrs. Harriet L. Miles, of 607 Twefth street, will be held Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Stevens Memorial chapel in charge of the Rev, Max Houser.

Interment In Rose Hill cemetery. Friends are being received at the N. A. Stevens mortuary after 4 o'clock this afternoon. GREEN Funeral services for George X.

Green, of 709 Sixteenth street, will be held at the Laughlin home Monday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock in charge of the Rev. Carey S. Thomas. Interment In Alto Reste Burial park. Friends are being received at the Laughlin funeral home after 7 o'clock this evening.

GABLE Funeral services for Irvin P. Cable. of 2320 Eighth avenue, will be held at the Gilden-Barton funeral home Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock in charge of the Rev. George Strayer. Interment in Antis cemetery.

Friends are being received at the Gilden Barton funeral home after 7 o'clock this evening. CASSARLY Funeral services for William A. Cassarly, of 210 Cherry avenue, will be held Monday morning at 9 o'clock with requiem jjiass at St. Teresa's Catholic church. Interment in Calvary cemetery.

Friends are being received at the X. A. Stevens mortuary. CEMETERY LOT FOR SALE FULL CORNER LOT DIAL 2-0313 One of the choicest lots in Rose Hill cemetery. Will sell reasonable.

LEGAL ESTATE OF JENNIE M. CRAWFORD. LATE OF ALTOONA, DECEASED. Letters Testamentary on said estate having been granted to the undersigned, all persons indebted thereto are requested to make immediate payment and those having claims or demands against the same will present them without delay for settlement to the undersigned. CATHERINE L.

ASKEY. Executrix 2Mt Fifth Avenue, Altoona. Pa, ARTHUR F. HIRT, Attorney Aug 16 23 30 Sept 6 13 ANNOUNCEMENTS CARD OF THANKS TEMPLE We desire in this nranner to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to our many friends, neighbors and relatives for the wonderful kindness and sympathy shown during the long illness anil death of our loving wife and mother, Myrtle May Temple. We are also grateful for the many beautiful flowers, sympathy cards, pail bearers and for the' use of automobiles.

C. H. TEMPLE and FAMILY STANLEY We desire in this manner to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to our manv friends, neighbors and relatives for the wonderful kindness and sympathy shown during our recent sad bereavement, the loss of our loving sister. Bertha Marie Stanley. Also for the beautiful Moral tributes and use of cars.

BROTHERS and SISTERS PERSONAL "Models wanted to Introduce our new Thionlum Permanent Wave. Free Permanent. Pay small cost for material only. No appointments necessary. Winters Beauty Salon, 1121 Eleventh Avenue.

Altoona. Penna. 21 American Repultlics In Conference (Continued From Psge One) self to attain today the highest and most transcendent of its manifestations." The Brazilian president said the American nations, to give "a practical meaning" to the rules of good neighborliness, had issued their "declaration of collective security in the face of aggression against states of this continent." "It is to this declaration of solidarity," he continued, "that you are called to give contract form and executive force in the shape of a pact for continental defense." AUTOMOBILE FOB 8tLE 1946 Nash Sedan 1942 Lincoln Sedan REAL ESTATE FOR SALE t'AUMS K)K KKNT FOR SALE Farm 50 acres. 1 mile from Six Mile Run. Bedford Co.

Known as Oscar Whited Farm. Electric wired 7 room house, large bank barn. Other outb -iklings. Right price for quick sale. Write Alnu'ta Whited Schunick, owner, 3621 Everett Curtis Bay No.

26, Baltimore, Mil. TRUCKS FOR SALE THICKS 10 It SALE License Ford Dump Truck In good mechanical condition. Inspected and ready to put to work. Priced very low for quick sale. Call 791 Bellefonte.

Pa. Chevrolet Short Wheelbase chassis and cab equipped with 36" tilth wheel, air braking system, ready for attaching to trailer. 825x20 tires, two-speed rear axle, high torque motor. Thoroughly reconditioned and sold under a written guarantee. Call 791 Bellefonte, Pa.

1946 Chevrolet chassis and cab (new) 11)3" wheelbase. suitable for mount, lug a 16-foot body. Call 791, Belle-font. Pa. MACK Truck Sales and Service General Repairs and Parts Keller Garasre, avil Beale Ave.

Phone 51S7. Night 2-0193 AUTOMOBILES WANTED ACTOMOltll.KS WANTED WANTED Used Cars, wrecked cars. Expert auto repairs. Car painting. R.

LE1POLD MOTORS 1419 13th Ave. (Rear) Phone 2-3747 Sheraw Motor Co. Dodge-Plymouth Dist. Dodge Job Rated Trucks 720-30 Green Dial I 181 AUTOMOBILES automoiiii.es fob sale PLYMOUTH mi'PE 1933. heater, Rood I ires.

Inquire 2225 Crawford Ave. MOTORCYCLES II Alii. KY DAVIDSON Genuine parts, oil and accessories. Everything for the Motorcvcle BICYCLES. S10.00 DOWN Parts.

Accessories and Repairs 711 7th STREET. PHONE 2-23S6 MOTORCYCLE FOR SALE Brand new 1917 Harley Davidson motorcycle. Inquire 1401 Logan Blvd. Phone 2-8603. Buying a HomeT Then sell lose furniture hems that will not fit In.

A TRIBUNE WANT AD It a quick answer. Phone 8181. AUTOMOTIVE AUTOS REPAIRED Front End Alignment Wheel Balancing Motor Tuning Electric and Acetylene Welding BAYLE'S GARAGE Pleasant Val. 22 St. Dial 9436 Quality First TM Auto Repairs 11 4 NEARIIOOF MOTOR CO.

routine Sales and Service 2123 Reale Ave. Dial 9325 SALEu SERVICE PARTS MIERLEY MOTOR CO. 1911 Margaret Ave. Phone S-1178 Complete Auto Repair Service Jacobs Motor Co. HUDSON DISTRIBUTOR Complete Stock o( Hudson Tarts 831-35 24th St.

Dial 6119 No Waiting EXPERT Lubrication Any Make Car XSp BEASLEY 23 MOTOR CO. Margaret Ave. anil 10th St. IN MEMOKIAM In loving- memory of my dear hua-band William Rogers, who departed this life August 16. 1929.

How I miss you words can never tell; But your work was finished, God took you me to dwell. Vou are gone, but not forgotten nor will ever be. For as long as life and memory last I will always think of thee. Your loving wife, MRS. ROSETTA ROGERS BUSINESS SERVICES BlILDING and KEPA1U1NQ HEATILATORS FIRE PLACE CIRCULATES THE HEAT TO ALL PARTS OK THE ROOM ALL SIZES 34" IS 33 00 LUCAS WHITE PAINT $4.89 A GALLON BUCHANAN LUMEER CO.

823 19th St Phone 6111 Ready Mixed Concrete Blocks and Builders Suppllea East Side Concrete and Supply Co. 812 8th St. Altoona Phone 8175 CLEANING SERVICE CLEAN painted walls, woodwork and paper. Floors cleaned and Waxed. William H.

Ward. Phone S-2225. COAL WOOD PEOPLES COA1 COMPANY Phone 2-7777 730 4th St "Blue Coal," Egg, Stove, Nut, Pea Madison Egg and Lump Cambria Smokeless Egg Woodland Cannel Coal Sonman Screened and Chemically Treated Stoker Coal Chemically Treated Nut XL OUR COAL SHIPPED BY RAIL WERTZ BROS COAL Owneri, Veterani of World War Miller Acco, Laurel Run, Red Arrow, Treated coal, Stoker. De. livery from 1 ton up.

Successor to Laurel Run Coal 922 6tb Juniata. Dial 3-3639 or 2-4S09. FLOOB SANDING CLYDi) TL STILES Linoleum and Paint Store Floor Sanders for Rent Howard Ave. and 4th St. Phone 6538 HAILING.

TRANSFER A STOBAGE FILER'S TRANSFER STORAGE Local and Long Distance Truck on Contract. Dial J-9910 2-R739. PAINT FOR SALE HANLINE OUTSIDE PAINTS $5.15 Gal. In 5 Gal. Lots Sash Black, Primer and Trim FOR TOP QUALITY lTse Hanlines Ahvays Miller Paint Co.

806 24th St. Phone 2-36'JI PLASTERING PATCHWORK A SPECIALTY Arches installed, new ceilings, partitions, H. W. Meinhart. Jr.

Dial 3-1548 anytime. PLATING ELECTRO PLATING Altoona Plating Plant 711 8th Ave. Phone 2-2486 TYPEWRITER REPAIRING JJJJumpin' JJJimniiney A jumpy typewriter that does not space correctly means messy letters, wasted stationery and forms and a jumpy stenographer. Our quick repair ana overnaui service will repay you in better, faster typ- Inc. I MCCARTNEY'S I 1107 11th Ave.

Dial 8720 H'ASH KKS, SWEEPERS REPAIRED HOULI A i' SBURG MAYTAG CO. 415 Front St. Phone Hbg. 490 Washers, Sweepers and Ironera Repaired CLASSIFIED ADS BRING RESULTS DIAL 8181 EMPLOYMENT HELP WANTED FEMALE SELL CHRISTMAS CARDS ON MONEY BACK GUARANTEE Make money quickly without risk. Fine bis line of 22 different Box Assortments.

Christmas and Everyday. Your cash profit 66'i to 100." Unsold box assortments returnable in December for refund.Also, extra profits for you showing wonderful name.imprinted Personal Christmas Cards low as 50 for $1. Four beautiful display Portfolios FREE. Start earning immediately. Write today for information and Free Samples.

General Card, 1300 W. Jackson, Dept. 231. Chicago 7. 111.

Jewelry SIMMS JEWELERS 1125 Uth Ave. Phone 9862 Locksmiths W. E. BICE, DIAL 91-557 638 Hickory Hollidaysburg Office Furniture Supplies McCartney's U07 Uth Ave, Phone 8720 Tires, Recap-Repair GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE 1500 12th Ave. Phone 7181 Typewriter Service ALTOONA TYPEWRITER CO.

1512 12th Ave. Phone 8-1747 Watch Repairing CALDWELL'S WATCH SHOP 2309 7th Ave. Dial 4845 Where to Dine THE VENETIAN GARDENS 1617 Uth Ave. Dial 2-4S82 HELP WIW rM KM A LB Sell SO boxes Christmas Cards make $25. Christmas and Everyday assortments pay you up to 100.

Get "Supercraft" Christmas assortment on approval. Name-imprinted, 50 for $1 up. FREE samples. PHILLIPS CARD, 213 Hunt, Newton, Mass. CHRISTMAS CARD SALESPEOPLE SELL THIS BIG PROFIT LINE Fast-selling "PRIZE" Jl assortment, many others, pay up ta 50c profit.

Popular Name-Imprinted Christmas folders. 50 and 25 for $1. Newest Christmas designs, super-quality paper. Other money-makers: Religious. "FINE Samples on approval.

CHILTON" GREETINGS 147 Essex, Dept. 297, Boston, Mass. are yours Show our gorgeous Greeting Cards to friends. 26 Assortments. Religious a specialty.

Profit to lOXK'c. Request samples. SHEPHERD'S TOWN CARD Shepherdstown 908, Pa. MIDDLE aged woman who prefers good home to high wages. No cooking.

No furnace. Phone 2-1245. HELP WANTED MALE SALESMAN wanted contacting housewares, appliance, jewelry outlets this area. 0)mm. basis.

Box 25S, 1471 Broadway, N. Y. FINANCIAL MONEY TO LOAN SEABOARD Specializes la REFINANCING Auto and Furniture Contracts No Payment for 30 Days Loner Monthly Payments Extra Cash Advanced Immediate Service SEABOARD FINANCE CO. 1115 11th Ph. 3-1101 Why Pay More Than THE ALTOONA TRUST COMPANY Bank Rates Personal loans $6.00 a year for each $100 borrowed Main Office 12 Ave.

and 12 St. Branch Office 8 Ave. and 12 St. Member Federal Deposit Ins. Corp.

Bl'SINESS OPPOBTUNITH Complete Beauty Parlor For Sale Owner leaving city. Can be purchased for $1,900.00 cash. For full particulars contact J. L. Gracey, Realtor Room 210, 8th 12th St.

Bank Bldg. Phone Altoona 7742 Tyrone 787-R INSURANCE PLAY SAFE Tropical natives don't have to worry about the housinp shortage or insurance. A new hut can be built in a dav. BUT YOU CAN'T LIVE IN A HUT. Better Increase your Fire Insurance now In line with today's Increased values.

MORGAN-MARTIN CO. Central Trust Bide. Phone 8107 MERCHANDISE MERCHANDISE FOB SALE Record players and electric motors. Lawn Mowers. Porch Gliders, Ice Refrigerators, Mrdern Bedroom Si.

5. Dining Room Suites, Sinks, Bicycles, Radiators. FLECK'S. '14 7th Ave. Dial 7427.

2100 6th Ave. Dial 2-8936. FARMING EQUIPMENT FOR SALE 22x36 steel and 28x47 steel Frick thrashers. Thrashing tractors and power units. George H.

Grobe 1412 Penna. Huntingdon. Phone 9919. JEWELRY Kine Cut Diamonds 86 Active Facets On Very Easy Credit Termi SIMMS Jewelers For Over A Decade 1125 11th Ave. Phone 9S62 PORTABLE electric machines made from your- drophead srxger, White, Davis, Minnesota A or Wheeler and Wilson druyhead sewing machine.

Also electric console cabinets lor Singers. New motors for all machines. Also late model table General Electric and floor model Phllco radios and other good used furniture. Cash or credit. Buyers and Sellers Exchange.

Dial 2-9016. AUTHORIZED MAYTAG SALES-SERVICE GENUINE PARTS LAUGHLIN'S 510 4th Street Dial 3-3902 USED FURNITURE BOUGHT AND SOLD S. S. OVER 3600 6th Ave. Phone 2-0469 Two piee velour parlor suite.

Like new. Inquire 203 Park Place. Juniata. FOR SALE Children's yard pen with pad, also baby car chair. Practically new.

Phone Cresson 4101, I BUY-1 SELL 1 SWAP Motors, Tools, Machinery, Etc, L. A. HUGHES 4001 6th Ave. Dial 2-3951 We Sell and Buy Anything Any Time RAKER CO. 809 17th St.

Dial 8448 and Used Furniture PARK FURNITURE STORE 630 Fourth Juniata Dial 2-6302 Open till 5:30 p. m. Mun. till 9 p. m.

Classified Ads Bring Results Dial 8181 REAL ESTATE FOR RENT WANTED TO BENT WANTED Furnished bedroom In private home for middle-aged couple. Centrally located. Write Box 621-C, Altoona Tribune. VACANT Suite of offices suitable for a doctor, lawyer, or any type of business in the central part of the city at a low rental. For further details See or Call L.

W. BORLAND CO. Penelec Bldg. Phone 7158 reception for Mountbatten, who G. Long, Eyre, Pote, Carns, returned it with just as much 1 Adams, Burket, Sharrer.

warmth. Firemen vacancies: 3. As his coach drew up before Extra conductors Stull, Eck-the assembly, the crowds greeted enro(jP, Botteicher, Biglow, Ben-him enthusiastically. A 31-gvn npr 7jlrri Plan Offered tor Vets' Homes I nder $5,000 Here (Continued From Page One) consider buying these homes for the proposed 53,000 figure may contact him in person in the Veterans Information and Referral center in the Pennsylvania Electric building, fourth lloor. Mr.

Bradley said that full details of the building venture could be explained in the office but he stressed that he does not invite any telephone calls pointing out that a personal call will be necessary to make any definite commitments. The trip to York was prompted by a letter received by Mr. Pud-erbaugh from a federal housing official in Harrisburg who pointed out that a score of homes were being constructed in York for $5,300, and some for $4,700. Pud-erbaugh and Venna were also told by a housing authority from Hollidaysburg that no home in Blair county could be constructed for less than $7,500. After inspecting the York homes in various nhases of enn- I struction and interviewing bricklayers, carpenters, and construction supply dealers, the local housing authorities were convinced that Altoona could also build homes for less than $3,000.

NEEDY CASES Mr. Bradley disclosed that there are more than 800 applicants for homes in the Pleasant valley project and that there are many desperate cases of veterans who can not find a place to live for his family. "A Bellwood veteran lives with his wife and two children in a milk shed, with no heat," Mr. Bradley disclosed, reviewing the hardship cases. The project manager also revealed that since rent controls have been lifted there have been a considerable number of eviction notices given to veterans in dire need of a home for himself and his family.

Autos Damaged In Collisions In City Two accidents in the city hist night resulted in property lam- age Sgt. Owen Rice reported. There were no personal injuries. Barney Evans. 519 Park ae- nue, was travelling south en Ninth street, when his car was struck by one operated by G.

H. Cunningham, 223 Twenty-third avenue, who was travelling west on Twenty-first avenue. The right, rear fender of Evans' 1947 car was damaged to the extent of S15 and the right front fender of the 1942 Cunningham C3r was also damaged to the extent of S15. The go of Jacob Getz, 1806 Thirteenth avenue, was damaged to the etxent of 825 when Tony Bruno, 1619 Crawford avenue, swung wide while attempting to put a truck owned by the Patt Wholesale company into Patt's garage at the rear of 1415 Eighteenth avenue. Altoona Woman Escapes As Train Hits Auto PITTSBURG, Aug.

13 UP) A 46-year-old woman who stayed in her stalled car on a railroad crrssing at nearby Braddock in a desperate attempt to move it to safety lost a leg today as a Baltimore and Ohio passenger train smashed through the car. Mrs. Mane Bror.dlinger of Fit-cairn made a last minute effort to flee but it was too late and the impact of the crash hurled her to the street. Her right leg was amputated at Braddock Gen-1 eral hospital. Two passengers, Mrs.

Marie Conley of Altoona and Mrs. Blanche Conway of Pit-cairn, escaped from the car without injury. Knights of St. George Hold Outing A crowd of 2,500 Catholic Knights of St. George, their families, ladies' auxiliary members, guests and friends enjoyed the basket picnic outing at Blar.d Park Sunday.

1 fie iiust iwcv. Xbimaiu x. Guilfoyle was among the many special guests. Free treats of ice cream, soft drinks, cracker jack, and free amusement rides were given to the children. Sports events with prizes were featured and the baseball game, St.

Mary's versus Cathedral, was won by St. Mary's, 11-2. Technicolor motion pictures of the Knights' Both anniversary celebration held in Pittsburg were shown. It was of special interest because many Blair knights had attended th: affair. Raymond Wilkcr directed the joint committees salute boomed out, the horses started tossins, and Mountbatten I w-as" thrown back into his seat.

I He came up laughing, and de- ltehted laughter swept the crowd. The administering of the oaths of office to Jawaharlal Nehru. the prime minis! er, and the 13 i other ministers was over in 20 i minutes. At the assembly, Mountbatten warmly referred to Gandhi as the "architect'1 of Indian freedom, and to Nehru as a "world renowned leader of courage and vision." 1 Altoonan Escapes From Rockview Wilford P. Cashman, 34, of Altoona, sentenced to serve from seven to 14 years on charges of REAL ESTATE FOR SALE HOUSES FOB SALE Business Property 603-07 4th Ave.

Juniata 3 Story frame building with large store room and three apartments. Hot water heat-Lot 50x120 feet. 4 car concrete block garage. Price L. E.

LEOPOLD Realtor Commerce Bldg. Dial 2-6601 DOUBLES If you are in need of housing, why not buy one of these doubles. If you have a friend who is likewise in need of housing, why not buy it together and each occupy one-half of the double. E. Willow Avenue 810-12 Eleventh Street 801-01 Fourth Avenue 112-114 E.

Fourth Avenue 1300-02 Third Street 410-12 Sixth Street 2126 13th Avenue Front and rear dwelling 525-27 Fifth Avenue For information on or inspection of any of the above properties, please call McVEY'S, Inc. The peoples favorite realtors for more than 37 years. Commerce Bldg. Dial 9484 FIRST WARD 1004-06 17th Avenue A large brick building one side having living room, dining room and kitchen on first floor; 4 bedrooms and bath on the second floor; 2 bedrooms on the third floor. The other side is duplexed having 4 rooms and bath on the first floor, 4 rooms and bath on the second floor, 2 rooms on the third floor.

Hot water heat, cemented cellar, front and rear porches, 4-car brick garage. Avenue and alley paved. The gross rental is $108 per month. PRICE "512,000 Paul H. Faris Company, Inc.

1207 12th Avenue Dial 7128 A PREMIUM WILL NOT BREAK YOU A "LOSS" MAY For a few cents a day, you can protect yourself. Only 56.50 per 51000 for 3 years on frame home. Only 57.50 per 51000 for 3 years on furniture. E. F.

McDowell Robert F. McDowell Insurance of All Types 402 Central Trust Bldg. 8173 BABBLING BROOK And 30 acres of land. 6 room frame house, garage, well water, electricity. Dcated at Canoe Creek Price A location with possi.

bilities. See HOSIER C.McKILLIP Realtor Insurance 312 Allegheny Holdbg. Phone 84 Beer And Liquor Tavern Located on the main highway near Altoona. Doing a nice daily business. I you want a profitable business this should interest you.

You can pay down 56,500.00 and the balance by the month. You can take possession at once. C. D. BLOOM Realtor Insurance 1311 12th St.

Phone 2-2383 SPECIAL 107 Seventh Avenue Frame dwelling with 6 rooms, bath and hot air-furnace. Garage. Price 52,250. ROBERT J. McCORMICK Real Estate and insurance Commerce Bldg.

Phone 2-0541 JOHN S. SEEDS Real Estate Insurance 1115 11th St. Phone J-118. J. MORRISON Realtor Insurance "Service That Sells" Phone 7660 or 2-3434 List Bldg.

REAL KST TK MAN AflKMKNT SAI.KS and SKHMCK c. f. Mcdowell 8i7s juke box was being played in the shop. Later, Nabers told police that ha wnc Co a tori rn a nnt at tho 11V Ti.lL? l-'V UlLU I'll LL, VWl til I IV. tdi vi ins sluic it-cuiiii; nit-- gun when it was discharged ac- ddontally.

The trio was charged with being dangerous and suspicious and after investigation, Moore and the Dickerson woman were discharged and charges changed on Nabers to one of disorderly conduct. STANDING OF THE CREWS MIDDLE DIVISION MAIN LINE TOOL Time after 12:01 a. m. Train crews to go: 237 23S 22S 15 229 248 223 224 234 240 221 226 220 252 147 131 132 Ktwinp prows in on- 917 hngine crews to go: il7 Sot 21S 254 224 246 219 240 243 222 130 156 122 129 121 111 141. Extra enginemen: Buck, Gill, Wasson, McCracken.

H. K. Long, Seagle, Aiken, Dodson, Cramer. Enginemen vacancies: 3. Extra firemen: Crist, Zindle, H.

Conductor vacancies 3. Extra Brakemen: Botteicher, Eckenrode, Colebaugh, Green, Woodward. Chronister. Hopkins, Berkler, Grove, Sell, Rinker. Brakemen vacancies: 9.

Altoona Northumberland Pool Time after 1:01 a. m. Crews to go: 302 303 501. Alt. Southport Pool Time after 12:01 a.

m. Crews to go: 333 421 423 551 426 425. Pittsburg Division Time after 12:01 a. m. Alt.

Side-Pitc. Pool Engine Crews: 507 503 502 508.506 505 512 513 517. E. Slope Helper Crews: 620 593 559 601 578 561 600 610 534 566 605 555 618 5S5 560 569 Extra Enginemen: Frazier, Donaughe, McCombs, Stump, Additional Obituaries MRS. HARRIET L.

MILES Mrs. Harriot L. Miles. tiC7 Twelfth street widow of William Russell Miles, died at the Al-j toona hospital at 11:50 o'clock yesterday morning. She suffered a stroke at the h.v, no orir.t ii, aiiu (13 uuiiiiutu to the hospital Tuesday.

Mrs. Miles was bom in Spruce Creek Mar. 31, 1884. She was the former Harriet Lueetta Keith and lived in Altoona most of her life. Her husband died some years ago.

Surviving are four sons, Benjamin Albert Arthur C. and William all of Altoona; and two brothers, Ben Keith, Eldorado; and William Keith, Tyrone. Five sons preceded her in death, including George J. who died recently. Mrs.

Miles was a member of the Second United Brethren church. Friends will be received at the N. A. Stevens mortuary after 4 o'clock this afternoon. Three Dead In Mine Rla-t WEST FRANKFORT, 111., Aug, 13 A federal mine inspector reported last month that there were indications of a gaseous condition in the worlds largest one shaft coal mine wheie three men died in an un drrground blast last night.

Citrine is topaz quartz. True topaz is a precious stone of great hardness and its color is a deep velvet saffron. rape, assault ana nattery ana Engine Vacancies: 12. burglary from Blair county, es-, Extra Firemen: Witherite, Mil-caped yesterday afternoon from er, Snively, Bowers, Kushner, Rockview where he went over Swope, Good, Winslow, Paligone, the westside stockade. Slates.

Cashman, who was wearing Firemen Vacancies: 12. BUSINESS SERVICE DIRECTORY TELLS WHAT YOU WANT WHEN YOU WANT IT AND HOW TO GET IT. regulation prison garb, weighs 131 pounds, is five feet, four inches tall and is dark complex-ioined. i 59 Hurt at JoImstoHii Fireworks Display JOHNSTOWN, Aug. 13- VF The "atomic bomb'' num- uvi a uig ureworKS aispiay marking "V-J Day" accident.

ally burst with unwanted realism last night, showering spectator-jammed stands with fiery fragments winch caused minor injuries to 59 persons. All of tlie injured, among a crowd of about 12,000 in Johnstown stadium for the show sponsored by a unit of the American Veterans of World War II, were discharged to their homes after first aid treatment on the scene and at hospitals. The mLhap occurred when a magnesium bomb, intended to light the "atomic bomb" number burst about 15 feet over a section of the stands. The bomb was canted over Stoney Creek and was intended to burst high in the air. Quick action by firemen and police stationed at tlie field prevented a panic among the crowd.

The celebration was called off after the accident. Improving Wide E. Deluliis, 36. of 105 i Ruskin drive, who was injured Thursday evening in the Juniaii blacksmith shop in aji accident I where Arthur Cassarly. 33, of 210 Cherry avenue, was fatally uijur- i cd.

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