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14 ALTOONA TRIBUNE, Friday, March S3, Buttons StrvltM FUNERAL NOTICES BUSINESS SERVICES REAL ESTATE FOB SALE MARKET-STOCK REPORTS Martin Wins Top Primary Ballot Spot HARRIS BURG, March 21 CP) Three of the four candidates backed by the Republican state organization will be listed above their independent opponents on the May 21 primary ballots as a result of the election bureau's official lottery today. The No. 1 position was drawn by Governor Martin, for U. S. senator; Attorney General James H.

Duff for governor, and William S. Livengood, for renomination for secretary of internal affairs. John U. Shroyer, who lost his job as highways secretary as an outcome of a dispute over his candidacy against Duff, drew last place. James F.

(Baron) Dougherty of Lieperville gained a fleeting advantage by catching first place, over U. S. Senator Joseph F. Guffey in the Democratic senatorial listing. While the drawings were going on, the Dauphin county court ruled Dougherty off the ballot as the result of a suit contesting validity of his nomination petitions.

The elections bureau said Dougherty's name would be dropped as soon as the bureau received the court's ruling. The results of the draw, listing the candidates in the order of their ranking on the ballot: UNITED STATES SENATOR Republican Governor Edward Martin. Washington. Mrs. By the Associated Press TOTAL STOCK SALES Tots) stock sales today ....1.210,000 Week ago UVS.S99 Tear ago SJS.T10 CLOSING STOCKS NEW VORK.

March 21 Closing stocks: Air Reduction 53ir 53 Alleghany Corp 6k b'a Af Chein and Dve SOU Am Airlines 91 S6 90 Am Can 934 92 93 Am Distill 59l 80'i Am and For Pow 11. 114 Am Rad and St 21 30 21 Am Smelt and 66 Am Tel and Tel 1904 190 190S Am Tob 91 91 Anaconda Cop 46Ta IS5 Armour and Co 13s 13'i Atcli and 102', 101 H2' Atl Refining 39 381. S9 Aviation Corp 12 12 Bald Loco 31 31 31 Bait and Ohio 24 23? Bendix Aviat 507t Ws Beth Steel 103. 102 1035 Boeing Airplane 33 32 Borden Co 54'j 52- Bliggs Mfg IS 47 4S Bucyrus-Erie 19 19'i 19i Budd Mfg 23U 217 22' Case I Co 4l" 4l dies and Ohio 57i 57' 57 Chrysler Corp 1, 121 12i Coluni and El 12 llTi Colum Carbon 39 Coml Solvents 'i SO-S Com'wlth and South 4'i 4l4 4', Cons Edison 34'i S3T Cons Vultee 29'a 29 Cont Can 44i 424 44i Curtiss-Wright 81, 77 8'i Del Lack and West 13 1J t2T Douglas Aircraft 105'3 14 105' Du Pont De 195 194 196 Eastman Kodak E4Ji, Uli 212's El Auto-Lite 694 69 694 Gen Elec 45', 46s, Gen Foods 50- 5' Geu Motors 724 714 li Gen Refract 2S4 Grevhound Corp 344 34 34s Hercules Powder 131 130 131 Illinois Central 34 Int Harvester 91 S7K 904 Int Nick Can 37. Si 37.

Int Tel and Tel 24 24 24, 118 1474 14S Kennecott Cop 54! 54 'i Kresge 37? Lehigh Port 45'i 441, 45' Lehigh Val Coal 44 4S Leh Val RR 13 12 13 Libbv. Mc.N and 13'4 134 13' Liggett and My 9ih 945 95 Yoew's Ine 37 36 36Tt Martin (GL) 44 43i, 434 McKess and Rob 494 4S4 4S Monlgom Ward 86 854 86 Xash-Kelvinator 214 214 21 Nat Biscuit 32 314 33 Nat Dairy Prod 414 404. 414 Nat Distillers 724 72 724 Nat Pow and L.t 104 10 Central RR 274 274 274 North Amer Co 334 32 33 Northern Pacific '294 294 Packard Motor 10 104 10H Param Picture 744 734 Pennev 544 54 Penn RR 444 434 Pepsi-Cola 34 344 344 Pub Svc 254 244 Pullman 61 604 61 Pure Oil 234 224 Radio Corp 16 154 18 Reading Co 28'i 2S4 Repub Steel 334 32; 334 Reynolds Tob 414 414 41H Sears Roebuck 424 41S Sinclair Oil 194 19 Socony-Vacuum 16 15? 154 Southern Pacific 584 57s 5S4 Sperry Corp 3o 34? 344 Stand Brands 4S4 474 4SH Stand Oil Cal 454 45 454 Stand Oil md 394 39i 394 Stand Oil a 66'' 654 664 Studebaker Corp 304 304 304 Swift and Co 394 3S4 394 Texas Co 584 554 584 Union Pacific 159 158 159 United Aircraft 33 32 324 United Corp 64 6 United Gas Imp 274 27s Rubber 684 674 684 Smelt and 6S Steel 844 824 834 Warner Bros Pict 3S4 38S 384 West Un Tel A 394 394 394 Wejsting Elec 344 334 344 Westing El Pf 41 White Motor 384 3S 384 Woolworth 564 564 564 York Corp 24 234 24 Toungst Sh and 64 624 634 CHICAGO GRAIN CHICAGO. March 21 Cash wheat Vas quoted nominally at ceilings today; No. 2 yellow corn at $1.19 nominal, ar.d No.

2 white oats at 81 to 86 cents, ceilings. There were no spot sales of wheat, corn or oats. Receipts were estimated at 36 cars of heat, 82 of corn, and 3.4 of oats. Corn bookings were bushels, and oats bookings 4,000 bushels. Open High Low Close WHEAT Speaker Appeals For Social Justice Rev.

Ralph W. Sockman, D. speaker at the Community Lenten service, second in the series, last evening at the First Methodist church, used as his theme, "The Rainbow Around the Rev. Sockman, who is pastor of the Christ Methodist of New York city, and NBC radio preacher, made a plea for justice in individual relationships and in society. Basing his theory upon the idea, "God is, just, the power of God is administered by the dictates of a justice based upon love, he stressed three traits making it possible to arrive at justice; the relation of insight to justice, imagination and justice, and love and justice.

Dr. Stockman said there is now a necessity of dealing justly with all problems, as God has dealt justly with human personalities. Miss Marian Douglas, Minister of conducted special selections by the chancel choir. Rev. Harry Babcock, district superintendent for Altoona Methodists, assisted Rev.

J. Ressler Shultz, pastor, in conducting the meeting. Rev. Shultz had the guest speaker and the Methodist ministers and wives of this area come to the parsonage for a reception after the Lenten service. Skipper Bels Ship Will Return From A-Bomb Test BREMERTON, March 21 The skipper of the veteran battleship' Pennsylvania sails Sunday for a rendevous with the atonr bomb is ready to a 50-50 bet" he'll take her from Bil.ini back to her berth at the Philadelphia navy yard.

Capt. Carl H. Bushnell says can say flatly whether 1he atom bomb will sink a battle--ship. I'e talked to scientists working on 'operations crossroad' and it's my opinion the Ponn-1 sylvania may come through." i Bushnell will be among those inspecting the test fleet for damage after bombing. The Pennsylvania's crew will be placed on a transport at safe distance for the test.

Bid Submitted A bid submitted by the Cris-well Chevrolet company, to be -delivered to the Dravo-Doyle "company of Pittsburg for a truck chassis and cab, was accepted by the city council at a session yesterday morning at city hall. The purchase was approved for the city department of streets public improvements, and delivery is to be made in 30 days. Record By LORN A BERLIOZ (Hector): SYM FANTASTIQUE; by the San Francisco Symphony' Orchestra, Pierre Mon-teux. Conductor (Victor Album DM-994). This "Episode in the of an Artist" was written i as the outgrowth of Berlioz' i great love for Henrietta Smith-tson, an Irish Shakespearean ac-i.

tress. Being a man of powerful passions and of fantastic imagination, and since music was his jfgreatest means of expression, Icmsll u-nrutpr that the "Svm- phonie Fantastique" was his best i and most elaborate work. The program of the Symphony tells fof a sensitive young musician iwho tries to poison himself, but the opium he took was to weak I to cause his death. It did throw him into a stupor of fitful sleep-jing and dreaming. Written in five movements, we hear (1) Dreams and Passions: here he I dreams of his ardent love, rag-' ing jealousy and his religious consolation; (2) At The Ball: as the dancing becomes more brilliant and exciting, he suddenly sees his Beloved One; (31 Scene In the Fields: in the distance pastoral music is heard, all is calm and serene except the thoughts of the dreamer; (4) March to the Scaffold: here the young musician dreams he has killed his Beloved One.

BROWN Funeral services for Ortn J. Brown of Pontlac, will be held from the Methodist church at Hastings, Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock tn charge of Rev. Rolley. pastor of the Hasting; Methodist church and Rev. John U.

Stevena, pastor of the Fifty-eighth Street Methodist church In Altoona. HUNTER Funeral servicts for Mrs. Marian Hunter of 1206 Fourteenth street, will be held at the Laugh-lin funeral home Saturday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock In charge of Rev. Carl Swanberg. Interment in Falrvlew cemetery.

Friends are being received at the Laughlin funeral home. PRUNKARD Funeral services tor Harry W. Prunkard of R. D. No.

2. Lakemout. will be held at -o'clock Saturdav afternoon at the funeral home of John P. Laffcrty In charge of Rev. George A.

Aitoh-'eson. Interment. Fairvlew cemetery. Friends mJy call at the John P. Lafferty funeral home.

CASSARLY The funeral of Peter .1. Cassarlv of 210 Cherry avenue, will be held Saturday morning with requiem mass at 9 o'clock in St. Theresa church. Interment In Calvary cemetery. Friends will be received at the N.

A. Stevens mortuary. LOZ1NTAK Funeral services for John Loxinyak of 1502 Eighteenth avenue will be held with requiem mass at SS. Peter and Paul Catholic church, Portage, Saturday morning at 11 o'clock. Interment in St.

Bridget's cemetery, Lilly. Friends' are being received at the home. 1502 Eighteenth avenue. BLOWERS Funeral services for Mrs. Mame Susan Nelson Blowers of 1823 Eleventh avenue.

Juniata, will be held Sunday at 2 p. m. at Mauk and Yates funeral home in charge of Rev. H. W.

Glasseo. Interment In Graudview cemetery. Friends are being received at Mauk and Yates funeral home after 1 p. m. Saturday.

MONUMENTS An Everlasting Memorial TYRONE NORWALK VAULT CO. 4S6 Park Avenue Tyrone. Pa. Phona 630-J ANNOUNCEMENTS IN MKMORIAM In memorv of our son and brother, Pfc. Joseph Page Wolfe, killed in Rction March 22, 1945.

We miss you now, our hearts are sore. As time goes by, we miss you more. Your gentle smile, your loving face. No one can fill your Vacant place. Mother.

Mrs. Leone Wolfe and Sister. PERSONALS DRIVERS WANTED If you are planning to go to Southern California any time soon, I will furnish car. gas. oil and repairs.

Car fully insured. For de-tails see Ralph Rivers, Penn Alto Hotel. Phone 2-8465. Business Servlcit AUTO GLASS INSTALLED AUTO Glass Installed wbtle-u-walt. Goldberg a 22lu Beala am Dial 2-8515 ASHES AND BV'tBlSH ASHES AND RUBBISH DIAL 2-3287 C.

E. SHINDLEDECKER BUILDING MATERIALS SKUPIEN KOfcCK CONCRETE BLOCKS OF ALL Plant at Coupon, Penna. Office 327 Main Street, Gallitzin, Pa. RUSTIC FENCE Dubois Woven Wood Fence CALL OUR OFFICE For Information and Prices BUCHANAN' LUMBER CO. S3 19th St.

Dial 6111 yWCA Launches Senior Co-Ed Swing Canteen The senior co-ed swing canteen, open to boys and girls from 15 through 19 years of age every Saturday night" at the Y. W. C. is the newest development of the co-ed programs held jointly with the Y. M.

C. A. First floor banquet rooms are thrown open for dancing to recordings. There are specialty numbers for those who do not care to dance. Facilities of the two floors accommodate '200 young people, and in the basement are the snack bar and rumpus room with table games, a piano and radio.

The girls' work 'committee under Mrs. M. F. Mikusinski is sponsoring this program. James Meadows, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Delbert Meadows, Duncans-ville, R. D. No. 1.

was honor guest at a birthday dinner Wednesday evsning at his home, marking his tenth birthday. By Ed Ondd VERA-ELLEN HOLLYWOOD Shapely Vera- Ellcn, who spends her days kick ing, leaping and pirouetting as a movie dancer, eats hardly enough to keep a rea sonably active canary alive. Shift inriiratlftri I a medium-sized jean of pineap- uic II il I dressing room table and said a lunch. For dinner I really let Vtra-Ellen go roasts and such, but for breakfast I have half a shredded wheat biscuit with a little wheat germ and hot water on it." I shuddered. Vera-Ellen, you see, is reducing.

Her thighs did look a little plump not plump, exactly, but muscular, the ou'd expect for a girl whose "mother put her in dancing school at nine so she'd get some exercise. Up to then, strange to say, this versatile screen sprite hadn't twirled a single turn but had kept her nose in books. That hyphenated name, Vera-Ellen where did she get that? Her brown eyes sparkled. She was most alluring in a scanty, ruffly costume that fluffed out from the hips above classy bare legs browned with make-up. "When Mother was expecting me, she had a dream that she would have a baby girl named Vera-Ellen; she even saw the hyphen in her dream.

And so, though Daddy didn't like it, that became my name." Daddy was Martin F. Rohe, a Cincinnati piano dealer. Vera-Ellen fancied simple screen monickers like Margo and Annabella and refused to adopt a synthetic last name for pictures. This former New York night club and stage dancer has one of the most interestingly cluttered dressing rooms in town. In various piles were some 25 pairs of shoes for use in 'Three Little Girls in Blue." On the wall were a gag gift from the prop men a photo advertising a "Whisky without, a heidache" (Vera-Ellen doesnt drink or smoke): some 40 color postcards of flowers, fruits and animals, sent her by her father when she was touring with a show, and a miniature Christmas tree which sentimental Vera-Ellen refuses to remove from niche.

Vera-Ellen had to resume dancing then. Feasting on lamb stew in the studio commissary a little later, I had a distressing mental nictnre: Vera-Ellen. can-opener trside her, munching pineapple in her solitary' dressing roum. Nitroglycerine was invented in 1S46 bv Ascanio Sobrero. Review W.

WALTER and is being led to the scaffold to receive the death blow; (5) Witches' Sabbath: here his Beloved One has joined the witches in their vulgar and riotous dancing. The orchestration of this "Symphonic" is surely the brilliant work of a great genius. And Pierre Monteux, with his fine and vigorous interpretation, leads the San Francisco Symphony Orchestra in a fine performance. LATEST POPULAR RECORDS: Martha Stewart sings Day By Day and Tomorrow Is Forever (Victor); Louis Jordan plays Reconversion Blues and Salt Pork, West Virginia (Dec-ca Kenny Baker sings Ave Maria and Nina (Decca); the Philharmonic Orchestra of Los Angeles plays Jalousie and Jamaican Rumba (Decca); Billey Holiday sings No More and You Better Go Now (Decca); Guy Lombardo plays Easter Parade and How Deep Is the Ocean (Decca); the Ink Spots sing I'm Gonna Turn Off the Teardrops and The Sweetest Dream (Decca): the Mills Brothers sing Don't Be a Baby, Baby and Never Make a Promise In Vain (Decca); Ella Fitzgerald with Louis Armstrong records You Won't Be Satisfied and The Frim Fram Sauce (Decca). COLE PORTER SHOW HITS $5.1 Night and Day Gay I've Got You Under My Skin: Easy to Love to Begin the Be-guine; Why Shouldn't I i What Is This Thing Called Love Up and Rosalie; In the Still of the Night Allan Jones, tenor, with orchestra and chorus; Ray Sinatra, conductor.

Musical Masterpiece Album M-1033. LUDWIO VAN BEETHOVEN: CONCERTO NO. 1 IN OP. IS SS.1 Ania Dorfman, pianist; Arturo Toscanini and the NBC Symphony orchestra. Musical Masterpiece Album MDM-1036.

ft MM HOIIHES FOR SALE REAL ESTATE bought, wld and exchanged. INSURANCE In all branches. McVEY'S INC. REALTORS INSURANCE Commerce Bldg. Dial 0484 C.

II. BLOOM Realtor-Insurance 1311 Twelfth Street Phone REAL ESTATE WANTED 80 Vou Want to Sell? You can obtain cash for property, either City or Suburban, by calling HOMER C. McKILLJP Realtor Insurance 833 Allegh Holbg. Phone 4 DO VOU WANT TO SELL YOUR REAL ESTATE? IVa have many cash buyer. 8EE US AT ONCE L.

W. BORLAND CO. teno Cdlsea Bldg. I'hoee ISI WANTED TO BENT Wanted to rent room In home with modern Christian or Jewish family where I can feel at home and have use of piano. I am a Catholic gentleman and a veteran of World War II.

permanently employed. References. Write Box U94-C, Co Tribune. 3 or 4 room unfurnished apartment or small house by veteran. Write box' S93-C, co Tribune.

WANTED TO RENT UNFURNISHED HOUSE. BUNGALOW OR APARTMENT IN RESIDENTAL DISTRICT OH' CITY, BY VETERAN AND WIFE. NO CHILDREN. STEADY WORK. KANTC, 205 22ND AVENUE OR PHONE 3-6568.

Veteran, wife and child desire to rent 5 or 6 room apartment of house. Call 3-1936. Reliable business couple desire unfurnished apartment immediately. Can furnish best of references. Write Altoona Tribune, Box 28S-C.

Automobiles Wanted MORE For 1940, 41 and 42 Cars. Sell your car today, before OPA cuts your car 80. Tomorrow may be too late. See RIVERS PENN ALTO HOTEL Phone 3-8465 WK NEED LATR MODEL U8KII CARS and TBIICKS These ears will not be snipped out ol Altoona. We need them here for essential R.

R. workers. WE PAT CASH SHERAW MOTOR CO. 710-30 flreen Altoona Open Evenings Till Automobiles MOTORCYCLES HARLEY-DAVIDSON SALES New and Used Motorcycles. Authorized Dealer.

Expert Service. 711 7th Street. Phone 2-23S3 JOE G. ESTOCK Bicycles and Bicycle Repatra AUTOMOBILES FOB SALE UNGENFELTER MOTOR CORP. We Buy, Sell and Trade GOOD USED CARS 2300 Beale Ave.

Phone 3-4623 STATE GARAGE We Buy, Sell and Trade GOOD USED CARS 1501 13th St. Phone 2-3101 TRUCKS FOR SALE MACK Truck Sales and Service General Repairs and Parts Keller Garage, 201 Beale Ave. Phones 6187. Night 3-0193 AUTOMOTIVE LEIPOLD'S AUTO SERVICE General Repairs Car Washinf Called for and Delivered 1419 13th Rear Phone Complete Auto Repair Service Jacobs Motor Co. Hudson Distributor Complete Stock of Hudson Parts 831-85 24th St.

Dial 6119 NASH We Repair All Makes ef Cars l.nhriratloo a Specialty Mierley Motor Co. Sales Service Parte lll Margaret Ave. Ph. S-M03 TOP PRICE IN CASH For Vour Car, plus a bonus for extra equipment. Nearhoof Motor Co.

Pontile Sales anil Service) JI23 Beale Ave. Phoo MW BODY FENDER REPAIRS No Waiting Im'mediate Service By Expert Mechanics Beaslcy Motor Co. Margat ra. aael Itth at, Phm SMI WILDING MATERIALS Ready Mixed Concrete Blocks and Builders Supplies East Side Concrete and Supply Co. 813 8th St Altoona Phone 8175 COAL-WOOD BUTLER COAL CO.

Dial 57434328 G10 3rd Jun Mountain and Chemically Treated Screened Coal G. F. EICHENLAUB COAL Company, original Page coal, It you want the best order now. Page Coal company, dial 9-5391). WERTZ BROS COAL CO.

Owners. World War II Veterans Laurel Run. Miller B. Acco Davia We Have the Best DIAL 3-3639 OR 3-4809 HARRY ZIMMERMAN Dial 2-99M Rusty Miller Guaranteed to hold tlra DOUGHERTY AND RICHLAND Lumpy More heat liess ash Hrompt service. Dial S9-S.

PEOPLE'S COAL COMPANY Phone 2-7777 730 th St. "Blue Egg Stove, Nut Pea Madison Egg and Lump Cambria Smokeless KRg Sonman Screened and Chemically Treated Stoker Coal Chemically Treated Nut ALL OUR COAL SHIPPED BY RAIL ELECTRICAL SKHVICE ELECTRO-PLATING Plating of gold, silver, nickel and chromium. Gold and brass lacquer finishing. Plating of silverware and other utensils. Auto Reflectors" Reflnished ALTOONA PLATING PLANT 3319 Eighth Altoona Phone 2-2486 FLOOR COVERING CLYDE II.

STILES Linoleum and Paint Store Floor Sanders for Rent Howard Ave. and 4th St. Phone 6538 HAULING TRANSFERS STUB AGE FILER'S TRANSFER STORAGE Local and Long Distance. Truck on Contract. Dial 3-9910-3-8739.

PHOTOGRAPHY BABY'S photograph mr st home. 15 years experience In baby portraiture. Vaughn Photo Studio. Dial 2-4710. TYPEWRITER REPAIRING WE HAVE THE KEY TO VOIR TROUBLE Tell us immediately when your typewriter doesn't work efficiently.

You'll save wear and tear by having our expert repair man call regularly to clean and repair all your office machines. Typewriters. Adding Machines. Mimeographs. Comptometers Work fjuaranteed MCCARTNEY'S 1107 11th Ave.

Phone 8720 TIRE SERVICE EXPERT TIRE SERVICE ROTH BROTHERS 1509 13th Ave. PHone 7568 WEATHERSTRIPPING Keep dirt out. Save winter fuel. Call a Chaniberlin man. Metal weather strip.

Sheet metal storm sash. All work guaranteed. L. C. Wall.

2519 7th Ave. Dial 4298. Business Service DIRECTORY TELLS WHERE TO BUY WHAT VOM NEED Aluminum Gift Wan THE NOVELTY SHOP Cor. 13tb Ave, and I6tb St. Auto Radiator Sirvico M.

P. RADIATOR WOKKS 706 24tb St Phone 2-5364 Auto Body Repairs PIPER'S BODY PAINT SHOP 9th Ave. -24th SL Phone 9393 Beauty Culture School ADELfc ALLEN SCHOOL 1306 tlth St. Phone 2-713S Beverages RED ROCK BEVERAGE CO 1923 Union Are. Phone 2-0751 Druggists LIGHTNBR VALUE DRUGS 1240 Stb Are.

6tb Ave Dairies McMAHON'S DAIRT INC. 1501 laggard SL Phone 655 Furniture BELL WOOD FL'RN FNC 421 Main St. Bellwood 2351 Gifts MCCARTNEY'S 1107 1Kb Ave. Phone S72C Insurance JAMES A. TON AGENCY Altoona Trust Bldg.

Dial 2-0493 Jewelry SIMMS JEWELERS 1125 lltb At. Phone M) Office Furniture I Supplies MCCARTNEY'S 1107 lttb A. Phone tl Pianos SWARTZ PIANO CO 1K3U tlth Ave Phone SSC Tires, Ricap-IUpiir GOODYFAK SEKVICR 8TORB 1504 12th Ae Phone 7161 Typewriter Service ALTOONA TYPEWRITER PO SIS Goldsrhmtd Bldg. 1-1747 Wanted Used Cameras ABE COHKN 1122. 11th Arena Where to Dine TH VENETIAN CRDEXS KIT 11th arc Dal 1-4W VICTORIA HOTEL Cor 14 gt PiMMi 1-tcB WALLPAPER CLEANING Wallpaper cleaning wanted by experienced man.

Dial 3-3S73. WASHERS, -IONEHS REPAIRED HOLLIDAYSBURQ MAYTAG CO. 415 St. Phone Hbg. 49U I Washers.

Sweepers and Ironera Repaired EMPLOYMENT HELP WANTED 51 ALE Veterans IS to 34. Free to travel 32 states and return. Leave immediately. Transportation paid. High earning.

Good future. Interviews by William Gross, William Penn Hotel Satuiday after 10 a. m. No phone calls. ANTr.ll FKM ALE Waitresses wanted.

Experienced only Apply In person Plaza Restaurant. 11th Are. and 12th St. ONE OF THE NICEST places In town needs Apply Venetian Gardens. 1617 lltb avenue.

Girl or middle-aged woman wanted for housework, good salarv to right party. Apply at 2134 ISth St. FINANCIAL MONEY TO LOAN DIRECT REDUCTION LOANS ON HOMES RUNK FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION 1100 lltb Ave. Phone 3-8893 General Public Loan Corp. 21S Commerce Btda.

1432 lltb Ave. Phone Altoona 9336 Insurance Have You Enough FIRE INSURANCE? We will be glad to help you answer this question by checking your values and reviewing your Insurance. Our service will cost you nothing and place you under no obligation. MORGAN-MARTIN CO. Central Trust Bldg.

Phone 810? 17 I It. i 3. L. GRACEY th 12th Hank Bldg. Phones 77423-1968 LIVESTOCK LIVESTOCK FOR SALE FOR SALE 15 head horses and mules, also fresh goat and 1 billy goat.

R. E. Troxell. Utahville. Pa.

POULTRY FOR SALE BABX CHICKS For March delivery and custom hatching. Setting every Saturday. HINICK HATCHERY 332 E. Grant Ave. Phone 4343 MERCHANDISE WANTED TO BUY We Sell and Buy Anything Any Time RAKER CO.

809 17th St. Doal 8448 Good Csed Furniture Bought and Sold PHIL'S USED FURNITURE 830 17th St. Phone 3-96933-3316 MERCHANDISE FOR 8ALE Child's airplane, hobby horse, wagons, chairs, go-carts, automobiles, bicycles, ice refrigerators, gas heaters, table top gas stoves. Westinghouse Electric stove. Fleck's, 414 7th Ave.

Phone 74272100 6th Ave. Phone 1-8936. USED FURNITURE BOUGHT AND SOLD S. S. OVER 3600 6th Ave.

Phone 2-0469 REAL ESTATE FOR RENT We Have Available Third Floor Office Space For Immediate Possession Consisting as follows One large room of approximately 2.400 square feet; another room of approximately 830 square feet and another room of approximately 345 square feet For further details, see Paul H. Faris Inc. Realtors 1207 Twelfth Avenue Dial 7128 REAL ESTATE FOR SAL HOUSES FOR SAI.K 706 Fifth Ave. Juniata Frame dwelling with 4 rooms on 1st floor, 4 rooms and bath on 2nd floor, finished third floor, steam heat, cemented cellar. Lot 23x120.

Property in good condition. Prompt po-session. For Inspection Call Robert j. Mccormick Real Estate1 and Insurance Commerce fldg. Phone 2-0341 I7TH STREET Brick and frame double bath and heat each side.

Income $36.00 pel month. Large lot rune through to 16th street Would make a good location for an auto repair shop Price S3.73U. L. K- LEOPOLD Commerce Bldg. Dial -6G01 JOHN HILL, REALTOR INVEST IN A HOME Chamber n( Commerce Bldg.

Altoona. Pa. Phoaea J-11S9. 1-11W Elizabeth Jordan, Pittsburg. Democrat James F.

Dough erty, Lieperville; U. S. Senator Joseph F. Guffey, Pittsburg. GOVERNOR Republican Attorney Gener al James- H.

Duff, Carl E. Mau, Marcus Hook; John U. Shroyer, Shamokin. Democrat Henry Arthur Morris. Mahancy City; Col.

John S. Rice, Gettysburg. LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR Republican John R. Cadwal- lader. Meadville; Col.

Daniel B. Strickler, Lancaster. SECRETARY OF INTERNAL AFFAIRS Republican William S. Livengood, Somerset; J. Calvin Frank, Harrisburg.

HARRISBURG, March 21 The formal drawing for positions on the state ballot for assembly were held today in the semi-caucus room of the state capitoL Drawings for the 'two Altoona districts resulted in the following positions: First district, Altoona, first place, H. G. Miller, second place, Charles Auk-er. Second district (Republican) first, Daniel Erb, second, Joseph R. Holliday; third, George E.

Jones and fourth D. R. Sol-lenberger. (Democratic) first Harry R. Deem, second, George I.

Imler. Dpicn Memories Lane (Continued from Page 6) fire destroyed the David Koch home at 226 Seventh avenue? While Mr. Koch owned the structure it was Mrs. Frances McGuire who resided there, operating a boarding house. It was on the evening of the same date that the local fire fighters were again called into service and this time it was the H.

N. Nicodemus paint shop at 511 Fourth street. If you remember those disasters you will probably remember that three days later or May 10, 1894, fire destroyed the home of George Hauser, 226 Third avenue. Do you remember when through 1890-1893 that J. B.

Raymond operated a barber shop on east Chestnut avenue and then in 1894 when he sold the business to W. F. Lewis, who became quite a popular local sport enthusiast? Were you one of the students that had a perfect attendance in room 8 of the Jefferson school for the month of April, 1894? William Glock, Charles Funt, Effie Shreffier, Maggie Reigh, Alma Donithen, Lavina Folk, Julia Woleslagle, Els'iv Little. May Rosj. Harry Clabaugh, Walter Pennjyl.

Minnie Brunner, Ida Slack, Sadie Baker, Mary Sisler, Annie Ross, Amelia Vogel, Annie Harkey, Annie Matthews, Clarence White, End Alma Hildebrand. This Morning's Comment (Con tin-tod From page 6) which foreign embassy claimed and got the package, or if the other bars were saved; 'Bill Hemperly or Ben Pickel might, but at any rate no one came to claim the logs, the finders were keepers, prize logs. I've heard a hundred versions of where that treasure started front, and what became of the crew. I believe it was put aboard one night at Pine street, below Emporium. A woman who had no business to be saw it and told it to me; yet she had a right to know the story, and by the time she described it to me it did nobody any harm.

One thing she did not know, was the fate of the rafting crew, did they jump over board, fearing arrest, or shot off the platforms by a gang after the bullion, and the raft travelling too fast in the live water, for them to overtake; but most puzzling to me was, how far did that robot raft run without radar, bowsmen. steersmen or pilot, in that angry foaming -flood- Mav 1.834 1.834 1 1.834 Jul'v 1.834 Sept 1.834 Dec 1.834 COB.V Mav 1.214 1.214 1.214 1-214 Julv 1.214 Sept 1.214 OATS Mav 8R 83 83 83 July 814 90-4 SOU Sent 78 794 774 784 Dee 7S4 794 774 784 1TB May 2.1ii 2.194 2.194 July 1.484 Sept 1.484 Dec 1.484 ABLET Mav 1.264 July 1.264 Sept 1264 Dec 1.244 TBEASCRT POSITION' WASHINGTON, March 21 treasurv position March 19: The Receipts 497.120.303.64 Expenditures 775.032,739.08 Balance 23.416.4S5.630.S7 Total debt 3276.733,599.794.62 Increase over previous day 66,539.188.53 Forty years after Whistler's "Portrait of the Artists's Mother" was sold for $800, it was insured for $300,000. BACK HOME AGAIN JUST SOT TO TELLM3U 4 LITTLE SCANDAL WOT IUTERFER1N6 WfTM "fcUSD'WMEAA If OH, TUX RECENT RED SEAL VICTOR RELEASES WEAVEW5 NO! fT'i BE I unuss RPcnpe uP evFU THINK OP IT JL jla ill STRAUSS WALTZES On the Beautiful Blue Danube: One Thousand and One Nights; Wine, Woman and Song (Words by G. V. Wol-cott); Emperor Waltz (Words by M.

Bristol). Miliza Korjus, soprano; Victor orchestra, Giuseppe Bam bos check, conductor. RCA Victor Showpiece SP-15. CHOPIN PIANO MUSIC. $4.05 Andante spianato and Grande Polonaise in E-Flat.

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