The Daily Republican from Monongahela, Pennsylvania • Page 4

i im UAlit tfirUBlHAN. IMUNUNUAHtlA. Houscuivcs (now for Bargains Galore, ttiG Uant Ad PagG Never to Ignore THE DAILY REPUBLICAN Founded 1146 Published each afternoon, including New Tear's Day. Washington' Birthday, and Armistice Day, except Saturdays. Sundays, and holidays.

When holiday occurs during week then publication will be made the preceding or following Saturday by THE MONONGAHELA Incorporated PUSUSHSiO COAAMY October 2. I9Z4 at Monongahela, Pa. Ft. H. ROBINSON WILLIAM H.

ROBINSON FLOYD M. FRANCE JOHN T. ROBINSON Entered May 23, 1889, at Monongabela. Pau postolOee as secori class matter, under the Act TERMS OF Single copy 5 cent. By mail within first three tones: I year 6 months 3 months $2.75.

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Platform of Tho Pcily RcpiEscn FOR MONONGAHELA A recreational building. Convenient public restrooms. Resurfacing of all dirt streets. i The numbering of every house. Widening of Chess Street Flasher signal lights at local grade crossings.

A playground in the- Third Ward. Executive secretary for the Business Men's Association, Inc. Additional housing. Relocation of Cemetery Hill Road. Extension of Railroad Street through to connection with East Main Street A new Jur.ior High School.

Improvement of East Main Street A long ranye planning program for the community. Improvement of lower West Main Street FOR THE Marker for historic Whiskey Point Rebuilding of the Donora-Monongahela road. Gradual replacement of old bridges in the Monongahela-Bentleyville road. Military training under U. S.

Army supervision for every male student in the High Schools. Improvement of the Monongahela-West Eliiabeth road. OBJECTIVES Industrial arts in the public schools. A Community Chest organization. More free parking facilities for shoppers.

Street figns designating thoroughfares at every intersection. MONDAY, JULY 20, 1953 Cy (ten Doync! say to those tools you got in The I Lenzi Mppnances I A Hallicrafters R.CA. Television Maytag Washers Kelvlnators Gallatin Phone 952-J mio-an HODGSON TV-RADIO SERVICE K. D. 2, Monongahela, Pa.

Phone 5126-J-l. J3tfn GEORGE'S RADIO-TV SLr.VICE Park Ave. Extension George Bobik Ph. 1748-J Podroskey Appliances TELEVISION A RADIO SERVICE (18 W. Main St.

Phone 1043 22 Jewelry RUSHTON'S JEWELRY Know Your Jeweler 435 West Main St. Phone 1606-J d3-tfn 33 Building Materials SANDING Complete Line of Clark's Sanding Equipment for rent. Patterson Supply Phone 920 a27-a31c 34 Repoiring-AH Kinds We make Home Repair and Improvement Loans First National Bank Monongahela. Pa. SEWING MACHINE REPAIRING Cleaned A Adjusted, $3.00 Electrified $17.50 J.

Campbell Phone 557-J Roofing Tinning M. G. Yohe PHONE 24 dl6-tfn EXwAVATINO GRADING Backhoe and Shovel Rental Air Compressor Rental Estimates on Request James Pitts Eliz. 1088 ROOFING it TINNING Heating and Furnace Repairs FREE-ESTIMATES CONSULT Louis Pianettl John Haburchak m9-tfn CONCRETE AND BLACKTOP Driveways, concrete floors, sidewalks, retaining walls, etc. House raising.

Harry J. Ashcraft Ph. S35 EXCAVATING A CRANE WORK Trenching Bulldozing Drag Line Loading and Hauling of Red Dog Foundation and Grading THOMAS P. PROSSER A SONS Dry Run Road Phone 1053 Monongahela, R. D.

1 Plastering New and repair work, arches. Concrete work Cellars, walks, Free estimate. ne 5032-R-12. J19-tfn mm MMMM Prayer Lord, give unto thy perplexed children a new foundation for life built on the conviction that thou art "the kingdom and the power and the glory" which alone upholds mankind. May we not be overwhelmed by the uncertainties of this work) but may we overcome trial and hardship and temptation as the forces of heaven surge through us.

Help us to be used of thee for some great purpose this day. Amen. -Robert Boshen, Fort Worth, Texas. Minister, Hemphill Presbyterian Church. (Copyright 1953.

A National Council of Churches Religious Feature) Moving Hauling COLUMBO DIEGAN Local Transfer Phone 1315-W 1323-M WILLIAMS TRANSFER Moving and Hauling Phftn S-J Mononeah' 42 For Rent For Rent 4 room house. A utilities. East Monongahela. 135-W. 43 Unfurnished Apartments For Rent 3 room unfurnish apartment.

Private bath. Stea heat. In Monongahela. Phor Charleroi 3-6873. jl2-t 52 Houses for Sale For Sale 3 room house, part finished on lot 50 150.

Price reasonable. Clearview Terrac Phone 5126-J-l. jyl0-2( For Sale Modern 2 bedroo home. Integral garage. Gas he; 5 years old.

Attractively price Phone Donora 1991. jyl6-20 Frame, or Brick New and used. I and out of town. $3500 and uj Vacant lots $500 and up. Good lection.

Office information onl; E. M. Long, Real Estate Ins 421 Wsst Main Street a22-tf For Sale 4 room house, parti finished; 2 lets, 50x150 eacl Fourth St. "Extension. Ph.

5032-R- jyl7-2l- For Sale 8 room brick hous bath, all conveniences. Bargai for quick sale. Phone Donor 1646-R or 1706 for appointment. m. jy-20-24- Tavern for sale in Rankintowr half mile from Finleyville.

Goo location near lake. Phone Finlej ville 8-7976. jy-20-24- 54 lots end Acreage For Sale Lots 8300. Terms $1 down. In new addition.

Rivei view plan. Inquire Coulters, Riv erview. Phone 2019. jyl3-21-i For Sale Lot 60x250. Taylor Rui Road.

All city convenience. Phone Donora 735-J. jy 17-21, 55 Real Estate For. Sale Excellent suburban 7 room brick dwelling; all utilities 2 car brick garage, 1 acre. Carrol Township.

1-10 mile city limits Available 60 days. A good buy, good home. $21,000. C. S.

Warne, Real Estate Ins. 242 W. Main St. Phone 31! jyl7-24- For Sale 5 roo.n frame dwell ing, shingled, bath, water, elect ric, furnace, storm windows, vene tian blinds. Bluff Street.

$4500 C. S. Warn. Real Estate Ins 242 W. Main St.

Phone jy-20-24-( 58 Business Opportunities For Sale Warehouse and lot, lo sale, lease or rent, at Frye ij, tion. Inquire Hays Feed Store Railroad near bridge. jy 15-17; 22-24-t For Sale Local beer distributing business. Doing good business. For information, phone 1145.

jyl5-23c 59 Services Offered Have your old fur coat remodeled into a cape. Call now. Charle roi 3-4014. jyl6-20-f 61-A Automobile Financing New and Late Model Used Car FINANCED First National Bank Monongahela, Pa. J29-ffr 62 Automobiles for Sale For Sale 1940 Ford, 2-door.

Deluxe. Good condition. Phone 179-M. jyl6-20-c For Sale 1940 Chevrolet 4-ton pick-up truck, newly painted. 6 ply tires.

$150. Call Finleyville 8-7000 after 5 p. m. jyl7-21-c CHECK AD HERE 36 House Democrats Fight To Restore Foreign Aid Cuts (Cbnttauea irom pace One) mit an extra 240,000 European refugees into this country. The bill is still in the House Judiciary Committee.

Small Business: As the Senate took up a bill to create a Small Business Administration, the Senate Banking Committee said such a loan agency is the best and cheapest way for the government to help small business. Un-American: The House Un-American Activities Committee was scheduled to decide at a secret meeting whether to grant J. B. Matthews a hearing on his charge of Red activity among Protestant clergy. Matthews resigned from Sen.

Joseph R. Mc Carthy's investigating subcommit tee last week as a result of the controversy over his Reds-in-reli-gion charge. Investigations: Sen. A. S.

Mike Monroney (D-Okla.) proposed changing Senate rules to let the upper chamber stop any committee investigation by a majority vote. Farm Support: The House Agri culture Committee plans to begin a series of grass roots hearings on the farm price support program as soon as Congress adjourns, it was reported. Knowland: Acting Senate GOP Leader William F. Knowland (Calif.) said the Republicans have made "great progress" in the six months since they took over the government. He said the party will be able to present "a real record of accomplishment" when the 1954 congressional elections roll around.

M.H.S. Athlete Hurt Continued from page One) save the arm. The operation, they said, was performed by a surgeon member of the hospital staff. State Police at the Belle Vernon sub-station said the truck, traveling north, did not stop after the accident, and expressed belief that the driver may not have been aware of the accident. The left rear of the vehicle, a tandem-truck which Pust, proceeding south, said was red in color, apparently struck the automobile, The Wildcat athlete, State Police said, was driving with his left arm resting on the window.

i' Allen W. Shoaf, 21, 'of 1507 Water Street, Brownsville, sustained a severe laceration of the forehead and possible neck and back injuries when his car ran off the road and struck an embank ment about two miles north of West Brownsville Saturday about 2:45 a.m. He was taken to Browns yille Hospital. Damage to the 1953 vehicle was placed at $200. Damage totaled $300 but no in juries resulted, State Police said, when a sedan operated by Ralph Destelfano, 29, of 211 Shawener Avenue, Monessen, struck the rear of a car belonging to Franklin Addis of Vanderbilt, which was halted on the highway near the Twin Coaches, Route 51, about 7:30 p.m.

Saturday. Body Of Perryopolis Soldier To Be Returned To U. S. For Burial The body of a Perryopolis sol dier, PFC Nelson Wolfe. 22, will be returned to the United States an July 28.

Pfc. Wolfe was critically burned in an explosion last week while on duty in Europe with the Ar my. He died in an Army hospital In Germany after a relapse that prevented his being flown to Brook Hospital, for further reatment. play at every day to burn up sugar in his system. Tennis was it and Talbert mastered tennis and mastered his diabetes, as well.

He urges diabetic youngsters to put themselves under the care of i doctor, follow meticulously the rules for diet, and maintain a constructive attitude. Good shot, Billy, that gives you game, set and match. 2k. AUCTION SALG FRIDAY July 24 7 p. m.

First house on Route 481 off Route 71 between Charleroi and Bentleyvllle, near Pete's Esse Gas Station. Complete Household furnish ingi plus English Austin Sedan, If released by day of tale. Terms cash. Owner Mrs, Marguerite Dajarln. Aurlioneer Tom D.

Berry West Newton. Phone 525. QUICKtSS "ALVIN! what a thing to Doity Repulicon Want Ads!" ESTABLISHED FULLER BRUSH ROUTE open, local. Car needed, no capital required, free training, hard work but will earn $90 weekly. Call McKeesport 34161.

jyl4-22-p WOMAN. A pleasing personality and a car are necessary. You will have flexible working hours. You need to add $45 to $75 every week to the family income to start. You should be 25 to 48 years old and will have an opportunity for rapid advancement.

You will be with a national organization in a permanent position where your income is unlimited. You will' also receive complete training at our -expense. Write today for "Get Acquainted" interview application. L. C.

Carroll, Empire Craft Corporation, Newark, New York State. jy 20-22 Wanted Shop boy for bakery. For information phone 120. Jyl7-21-c Wanted 2 semi-trailer drivers. Experience necessary.

Phone 1306-J, if no answeer phone 2051-M. jyl7-21-c 8 Mole Pemole Help Wanted Wanted Young man or woman to drive cleaning truck on estab lished route. Salary and commission. Apply Valley Cleaning Co. See Mr.

Tosi, between 3 and 6:30 p. m. Jyl3-tfn Female Help Wanted Wanted Companion Housekeeper. Salary and good home in Monongahela. Two in family.

Write Box 96, The Daily Republican. JylOtfn Wanted, a dishwasher. Hours, 5 p.m. til 12 p.m. Lory's Restaurant.

13 Miscellaneous For Sale New 18-inch jig saw. Complete with H. P. motor. Phone.

1388-R. jyl4-22-p For Sale 17" C. B. S. Columbia television set.

Can be seen at 104 first Ave, New Eagle. Reasonably priced. jy20-22c Special on International Harvester freezers, refrigerators and air conditioners. We will supply you with all your ice cream and fresh meats' continuously Cudahy's or Swift's at strictly wholesale when you buy our freezer or refrigerator. See Adotoh Bergstein for cutting and packaging free.

Sam Krasik's Farm Service 118 Lincoln Avenue, darrcroi, Pa. Phone Charleroi 3-5675 jy-20-22-c 16 Household Goods For Sale 2 baby beds, car bed seat and 2 single beds. Reasonable. Phone 1453-R. Jylft-20-c For Sale 4 rooms of furniture including Jiving room, 2 bedrooms, dining room; Tappan range, refrigerator, cabinets.

Phone 757-R or inquire 309 Park Ave. Jyl7-21-c For Sale Upright piano, 2 oak mission chairs. Phone 1631-M. Jyl7-21-p end Heating For Sal Holland furnace, heats 6 to 8 room house, cold air returns, all hot air pipes. Phone 1514.

Jy-20-22-c 20 Radio, TV and Iledrleol BONDED TV RADIO SERVICE TELEVISION PARTS POLICY Guarantees Your Set For 1 Year MARNE TV A APPLIANCES ODITU AR MRS. JOHN PIETROBONI Mrs. Margaret Pietroboni. wife of the late John Pietroboni. 62.

of 404 Warne Street (Major Hol low), died in Monongahela Memorial Hospital Saturday at 5:05 D.m.. after ait illness of five months. Born in Brescia. Italy, on May 26, 1891. she had lived in Mo nongabela for the past 36 years.

She is survived by five sons. Jerome of Turtle Creek; Gildo and Martin of New Eagle, Raymond of Monongahela and Johi at home; three daughters, Mrs. Louis (Elizabeth) Bertolini o' Monongahela; Mrs. Edward (Dora) Tomlinson of Victory Hill, and Mrs. Raymond (Mary) Ritchie of St.

John, Newfoundland; 13 grand children. Her husband preceded her in death September 15. 1952. Friends are being received at the D'Altorio Funeral Home, 509 West Main Street, until Wednesday morning when a blessing service will be held at 8:50 a.m prior to celebration of requiem mass at 9:00 a.m. at St.

Anthony's R. C. Church with the Rev. Jos eph L. Abbate, pastor, officiating.

Interment Mill be in Mononga hela Cemetery. MRS. FRANK PETROVICH Mrs. Helen A. Petrovich, 60, wife of Frank Petrovich of 909 Lincoln Avenue, Charleroi, mother of two local residents, died Saturday at 6:30 cm.

at Charle-roi-Monessen Hospital after a brief illness. A native of Austria-Hungary, Mrs. Petrovich was born there February 15, 1893. The Petrovich family had removed from Warner, to Charleroi in 1943. The deceased was a member of Holy Trinity Russian Orthodox Church of Charleroi.

Surviving with the husband are two daughters, Mrs. John (Helen) Lengyel and Miss Marie Antolick, both of four grandchildren. Friends are being received at the Michael A. Melinchak Funeral Home, 825 Fallowfield Avenue, Charleroi, where blessing rites at 9:39 a.m. Wednesday will precede' services at ten o'clock at Holy Trinity.

Officiating will be the Reverend Gregory Soroka, pastor. Interment will follow in Monongahela Cemetery. Mrs. Mary Paulick, 89, a resident of Monongahela until several years ago, died yesterday afternoon at 5:20 o'clock at Bridge-ville. She had made her home with a son, Stephen, in Pitts-burgh until about one year ago.

The deceased had been in failing health for some time. Her husband, John Paulick, died about 40 years ago. Mrs. Paulick was born February 2, 1864 in Germany. Surviving are five children Mrs.

Mary Whitmar, Mrs. Anna Swantek, John, and Mrs. Marga ret Tyrone, all of this city, and the son Stephen of Pittsburgh. She also leaves 29 grandchildren. Friends are being received at the Schwerha Funeral Home, 546 Thompson Avenue, Donora, where blessing service is announced for Wednesday morning at nine o'clock.

The Reverend Joseph A. Kushner, pastor of St. Dominic'f R. C. Church, Donora, will celebrate requirem mass at 9:30 a.

m. at the Church. Interment follow in St. Dominic's Cemetery. Tennis, anybody? When we consider the case of Billy Talbert, last year's captain of the Davis Cup tennis team, it appears that almost anybody can play tennis.

For Talbert is a diabetic and has has had to take insulin shots since he was ten years old. Diabetes hasn't interfered much with Talbert's athletic prowess. He has been for many years an international star winning an impressive list of championships. In 1942, he and Gardner Mulloy won the National Men's Doubles Championship and repeated this victory in 1945, 1946 and 1948. In 1942 and from 1944 to 1946 he and his partner won the Clay Court Championship.

Talbert won the Men's Clay Court singles in 1945 and was Men's Indoor Singles Championship in 1948 and 1951. Billy Talbert's life gives the lie to the old belief that a diabetic cannot eat or live or, exercise normally. Talbert not only lives with his diabetes, but diabetes has Indirectly helped make him a tennis champion that he is. His doctor had advised him to Presided Secretary Editor Business Manager of Congress. March 3, U7X SUBSCRIPTION Bldg Pittsburg.

is exclusively entitled to the use. DISTRICT ACHIEVED for Today Besides the huge assembly In the Stadium, another 41,000 witnesses heard the opening 12-bour ceremonies over loud speakers at a trailer camp across the Hudson at New Market, N.J. Auto Turns Pcb' Near Boldland The case of a utility pole that did not break off or splinter but "Just turned around" when struck by an automobile was reported today. It happened Friday at Baldland, a West Penn Power Company official said, when William R. Riley of Jackson Street, city, reportedly lost control of his car on Route 31, the Monongahela-Wash-ington Road, near Baldland.

Donora Man Dls After Fall On Club Stairs Funeral services were held Saturday for Pete Kostrickus. 69, of 309 Thompson Avenue, Donora, who died In Charlerol-Monessen Hospital Thursday morning from injuries received In a fall down-the stairs of the Lithuanian Club there on July 7. Born Feb. 12, 1884, Mr. Kostrickus was a retired wire draw- er at American Steel and Wire Division plant 111 Donora.

He has 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 receipt of the bill to gain the cash rate'. Otherwise the "charge rate" takes effect We are not responsible for more than one incorrect insertion. RATE FOR THREE LINES Cash Chg. One Insertion 60c 70c Three Insertions $1.00 $1.35 Seven Insertions $2.00 $2.50 Monthly Basis 7c Per Line THE DAILY REPUBLICAN reserves the right to reject or edit any copy presented and to classify properly all adverisements.

Funeral Notices Mrs. Mary Paulick, 89, former resident, at Bridge-ville, Sunday. July 19, 1953, at 5:20 D.m. Friends received at Schwerha Funeral Home, 546 Thompson Donora. Blessing service there at 9 a.m.

Wednesday, July 22, Requiem high mass at 9:30 a.m. at St. Dominic's R. C. Church, Donora, in charge Rev.

J. A. Kushner, pastor. Burial St. Dominic's Cem etery.

(sd-7-20-21). Helen Petro vich, 60, wife of Frank Petrovich, 909 Lincoln Charleroi, at Charlcroi-Monessen Saturday, July 18, 1953 at 6:30 p.m. Friends received at Melinchak Funeral Home, 825 Fallowfield Charleroi, where short rites will be held Wednesday, July 22, at 9:30 followed by services at 10 a.m. at Holy Trinity R. O.

Church in charge Rev. Gregory Soroka, pastor. Burial Monongahela Cemetery, (mc-7-20-21). Mrs. John (Margaret) Pietroboni, 62, of 404 Warne at Monongahela Memorial Hospital, Saturday, July 18, 1953 at 5:05 p.m.

Friends received at D'Altorio r-al Home, 509 W. Main St. Blessing rites there Wednesday, July 22, at. 8:30 a.m. followed by requiem mass at 9 a.m.

at St. Anthony's R. C. Church, Park in charge Rev. J.

L. Abbate, pastor. Burial Monongahela Cemetery. (DA-7-20-21). Card of Thanks We wish to exaress our sincere thanks and appreciation to our friends and neighbors for their many acts of kindness extended to us during our recent bereave ment, the death of our beloved mother, Mrs.

Mary. Tucker. We especially wish to thank the Class of Ruth, Church of Jesus Christ, Mrs Charles Griffith, those who sent flowers, offered the use of cars, and all who assisted in any" way to lessen our sorrow. The Tucker Family jy-21-nc 2 What to Do Where to Go ENJOY LIFE EAT HERE MORE OFTEN FINE FOOD GOOD SERVICE REASONABLE PRICES AiR CONDITIONED LORY'S RESTAURANT THE MANSION Private Parties Dinners Daily Special Diners Sundays tloute 31 Mon-Wash. Pike Phone 9197 Insurance ALL TYPES OF INSURANCE M.

LONG AGENCY REAL ESTATE A INSURANCE Long Protection Short or Cost 121 W. Main Street Phone 1002-J MUTUAL AUTO INSURANCE CO. FARM CU3EAU Home Office Columbus, Ohio J. M. Cochran, Agent IIS Second Street Phone 1601-J See Me For Remarkably Low Rates on Auto insurance With STATE FARM MUTUAL J.

M. Treqtmbo, Agent 1023 Lincoln St. Phone 1787-R a24-J5c Male Help Wonted WantedJanitor for building. Liv ing quarters furnished end a salary. Address all replies to Box 97, The Daily Republican, W.

Main Monongahela, Pa. 4 Monessen Alderman Called By Death Joseph Sistck, 80-vear-oid First Ward Monessen alderman, died at IiIh homo fit 235 SchoonmnkiM' Avenue there Thursday after an illness of severnl months, Death occurred at 7:15 o'clock In the eve- ZOOS ARE SECURE This brief but significant little item appeared on the. editorial page of the Coatesville, Pennsylvania, Record: "Pour zoo-reared timber wolves, members of a normally proud and resourceful species, were reduced to raiding garbage cans when released in a wooded island in Lake Superior recently. The security of life in the zoo apparently had deadened their initiative and they could no longer depend on their hunting Instincts to pro vide food. Which should teach a moral: 'People, too, can be pampered and petted too much." That is a telling commentary on the "cradle to the grave" se curity philosophy.

What it always produces is the deadly security of the zoo or the jail. NOT SO SIMPLE Why do people patronize one store and pass right by the doors of another store? The head of an association which represents food chains gave a general answer to that question in these Words: "People like to do business with people they like. It is almost as simple as that-but the processes by which you get people to like you may not be simple. Public opinion is the combination of many likes and dislikes, many attitudes, many act. Public opinion determines where people spend their money day ofter day; public opinion influences what stores will be profitable, what stores will fail." Different people, obviously, want and seek different kinds of goods, different kinds of services, different attractions of many sorts.

Back of all the promotional and public relations activities of the merchant, from advertising to improved employee training, is the desire to attract as many people into his store as pos-sible-in other words, to make people like him. And that will always be true so long as we hove a free market and open competition. FOR FAST RESULTS ail Your Uant Ad Today TO THE DAILY REPUBLICAN CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT MONONOAHSLA, PA. Nine Injured Slightly In Collision (Continued from Page One) Lawndale, Indianapolis, contusions of the head, and Mrs. Ralph Williams, 50, sprained neck.

In the Leibo'ru machine were Mrs. Anna Leibold. 30, injury to upper teeth when she bumped thhh head of tier caughter, Virginia, 3, who was sitting on her lap and received a laceration of the head, Lois, 2, lacerations of the lower lip and contusions of the nose; Richard, 5, contusions of the head, and Mary Ann, 6, contusions and abrasions of the left eye. Leibold also was shaken up. NEW YORK (UP) Jehovah's Witnesses open the second session of their world convention today, crowding Into Yankee Stadium in numbers greater than any baseball crowd in the history 6f New York.

Members of the religious sect from throughout the United States and 90 foreign countries began their week-long "New World Society Assembly" Sunday in 95-de-prep heat. First aid stations at the Stadium treated 300 persons, mostly from heat prostration. The official count of persons lh the Stadium was 82,861, topping by 20 the record baseball crowd of 82,841 which jammed the Stadium on Memorial Day, 1938, for a New York Yankees-Boston Red Sox Nam Address City CASH WRITE Dates to be Published.