Altoona Tribune from Altoona, Pennsylvania • Page 12

BLAIR COUNTY'S OLDEST DAILY NEWSPAPER 1 2 ALTOONA TRIBUNE. Saturday, October 1953 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES EMPLOYMENT FUNERAL NOTICES REAL ESTATE FOR SALE FUNERAL NOTICES AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 'Ramshackle Inn' ACT Play, Pleases First Night Audience EICHENLAUB Funeral service for Mrs. Evelyn M. Elchonlaub of 1526 N. 6th Itarrlsburg, will be held Tuesday at 3 P.

M. at the Gllden-Barton funeral home, In charge of the Rev. C. H. Emphfleld.

Interment in Grandvlew cemetery. Friends are being received at the funeral home after 7 P. M. Sunday. LAUANELLA The funeral of Salva-.

tore Laganella of 2400 8th will be held Tuesday morning with solemn requiem Mass at 9 o'clock In Mt. Cnrmol church. Interment In Calvary cemetery. Friend are being received at the home. Funoral under direction of O.

Santella. LEGAL NOTICE EXECl'TOES' XOTICF. ESTATE OF ARCHIE SLUTZKER, LATE OF ALTOONA. BLAIR COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA, DECEASED. Letters Testamentary on said estate having been granted to the undersigned, all person indebted thereto are requested to make Immediate payment, and those having claims or demands against the same, will present them without delay for et-tlement to the undersigned.

ELEANOR CRAINE SLUTZKER, 3507 Baker Boulevard, Altoona, Pennsylvania. ROBERT CRAINE SLUTZKER, 207 Ruskln Drive, Altoona, Pennsvlvanla, THE ALTOONA TRUST COMPANY. 1130 Twelfth Avenue, Altoona, Pennsylvania, Executors. SCHEELINR ft LEOPOLD, Attorneys at Law, 423 Central Trust Company, Altoona. Pennsylvania.

Sept. 19-26. Oct. 3. Socony Vacuum 32 S2 32 Southern Pacific 38H 36 38 Sperry 43 41 43 Standard Brands 36 26 26 Standard Oil Nj 69 69 69 Studebaker 22 22 22 Sylvania Elec Trod 32 31-v 314 Texas Co 514 51 51 Texas Gulf Sul 864 86 864 Tide Water As 20 20 20 Transanierica 25 25 25 Union Carbide 65 65 65 Union Pacific 101 101 101 United Aircraft 414 41 41 United Corp 5 5 5 8 Rubber 26 25 25 8 Smelting 39 39 39 Steel 35 35 35 Warner Bros Pic 12 12 12 Warren Petroleum 31 31 31 West Penn Electric 34 34 34 Western Union Tel 43 43 43 Westinghouse Elec 44 44 44ft White Motors 25 24 25 Woolworth 43 434 43 Youngstown Sh and 35 35 35 State Firefighters Ready To Fight Blazes In Spell HARRISBURG UP) More than 30.0&) Pennsylvania forest fire fighters stood ready Friday to fight any blaze which might result from the current dry spell.

W. H. Smith, assistant chief of the division of forest protection of the Forests and Waters Department, told a newsman that normally the division would not have been brought to maximum strength until later this month. "But the threat of forest fires brought about by the dry spell necessitated alerting the men ahead of schedule," he added. Although rain has fallen in some sections of the state, Smith said, the forests "still are dry and fires easily could get started." "Now that we have reached maximum strength we are prepared to handle any situation within reason," he declared.

The real danger in the forests will begin when the leaves start to fall and will continue until the first snowfall. Smith warned. WHITEHEAD Funeral service for Edward D. Whitehead of 6 Allan Lane, Colllngswood, will be held Monday at 11 A. M.

at Foster' funeral home, Haddon and Lees, Colllngswood, N. J. Interment In Locustwood Memorial park. Relative and friend have been invited to attend the funeral. There will be no viewing, FLOWERS FOR 8ALB WARNER'S For Fresher Flowers 2 8.

Montf. Holbg. Dial 5431 Corsages, Potted Plants, Bankets LEGAL NOTICE STATEMENT OF THE WNKRSniP, MANAGEMENT, AND CUMULATION RKQl 1RKD BY THE ACT OF CONORKSH OF Al'lil'ST 14, 1912. AS AMENDED BY THK ACTS OF MARCH 3, 1933, AND JULY 2, 1946 (Title 39, I nlwd States Code, Section 233). OF ALTOONA TRIBUNE, published daily except Sunday at Altoona, Pennsylvania for October 1, 1963.

1. The namrs and addresses of the publisher, editor, managing editor, and business managers are: publisher. The Times Tribune Co. (Theodore Artcr. President.

Altoona. editor, Robtrt Boyer, Altoona, managing editor, Robert W. Boyer, Altoona, business manager, A. B. Crane, Hollldaysburg, Pa.

2. The owner is: (If owned by a corporation, its names and address must be stated and also Immediately thereunder the names and addresses of stockholders owning or holding 1 per cent or more of total amount of stock. If not owned by a corporation, the names and addresses of the individual owners must be given. If owned by a partnership or other unincorporated firm, its name and address, as well as that of each individual member, must be given). The Times Tribune Altoona, Pa.

Theodore Arter, Altoona, Pa. 3. Tht known bondholders, mortgagees, and other security holders owning or holding 1 per cent or more of total amount of bonds, mortgages, or other securities are: (If there are none, so state). None. 4.

Paragraphs 2 and Include, In cases where the stockholders or security holder appears upon the books of the company as trustee or In any other fiduciary relation, the name of the person or corporation tor whom such trustee Is acting; also the statements in the two paragraphs show the affiant's full knowledge and belief as to the circumstances and conditions under which stockholders and security holders who do not appear upon the books of thb company as trustees, hold stock and securities in a capacity other than that of a bona fide owner. 5. The average number of copies of each Issue of this publication sold or distributed, through the mails or otherwise, to paid subscribers during the 12 months preceding the date shown above was: (This Information is required from daily, weekly, semi-weekly, and triweekly newspapers only.) 10,229. A. B.

CRANE Business Manger SWORN to and subscribed before me this 1st day of October, 1953. HILDA HAURI (SEAL) Notary Public My commission expires Jan. 29, 1955 NOTICE Notice Is hereby given that Certificate of R'iistratlon under the Fictitious Names Act of May 24, 1945, P. L. 967, will be filed in the Office of the Secretary of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and in the Office of the Prothonotary of Blair County, Pennsylvania, on the 14th day of October, 1953, by HUGH B.

STORMER. residing at Box 910A, R. D. No. 2, Altoona, Pennsylvania, setting forth that on and after October 1, 1953.

he will conduct a business for buying, selling and dealing in oxygen and other welding supplies under the fictitious name of ALLEGHENY WELDINQ SUPPLIES with his principal place of business located at 2215 Ninth Avenue, Altoona. Pennsylvania. SCHKELINB ft LEOPOLD, Attorney for Registrant. STOCK REPORT CLOSING STOCKS Air IledurHon 83 SS 2:1 Allegheny Corp 31i 3 '4 AlU-Khony Lmtlum Stl 27', 3fi 2014 Allied Chemical 68', 6S 6S Allied Stores 37'i S7i Allls Chalmers 2 Aluminum Co Am 47'3 47 47'4 American Airlines US 11 American Brake Shoe W7t H6'4 S64 Amerlcun Can S6 3Sri American and Fdv 20', 20 204 American Radiator 12 12 12 American Tel nnd Tel IMS, 154-S American Vlwcwe 884 3S American Woolen lfi'i 1B'i IS'4 Anaconda Copper SO" 30i S0' Armco Stl 32 3214 32 Armour 9' 9 9 Atchison 89 S95, SKH Atlantic Hofinln 27', 27V4 374 Avco Mf(, 5 5'i 5 Baldwin Lima S's 86 Baltimore nnd Ohio 21' 2074 21 Bendix Aviation 5S .18 58 Case JI li 16'i lC'i Caterpillar Tractor 46 46i Celanese 2U4 20s4 207i Chesapeake and Ohio 334 33 Chrysler 64 64 64'a Cities Service 72-Si 71-H Columbia On 13r', Commercial Solvents 1 17U Cons Kdlron 40 39- 40 Cons Vultee 17 17 17ri Cont Can 52 624 Cont Motors S'i 8 Com Products 704 70'i, 70i Curtias Wriulit 7'i 7 7'4 Delaware and Hudson 44'4 43'4 43'4 Delaware Lack and ll1, 11H HVi Douclas Aircraft 70 69' 1 SSit DuPont 102. 100-1, 102 Eastman Kodak 43'J Kndicott Johnson 2634 26-H Erie RR 18 17 Kirestone 60'i 59'-'.

59'4 General Ciijar 17S 17-; 17V General Electric 754 75V4 General Foods 86 4 56 rN 66 5s General Motors 56i 56 5611 Gen Pub Utilities 26'i 26'4 26'i General Telephone 39; 39V4 39S Goodrich 64 62'i 62'i Goodyenr 47 47S Graham Paige Vt V't 1'4 Gt Northern Rv pf 4S'i 4774 48 Greyhound 13 127 13 Gulf Oil 4.V4 445s 4474 Hercules Powder 62 61 614 Illinois Central 69'i 69'4 69'4 Int Bus Mch 240 240 210 Int Harvester 2574 2b 254 Int Nickel 3Ri; 37'4 38'4 Int Paper 52, 514 ,2 Int Tel and Tel 144 14'4 144 Johns Manville SO1, 60'4 604 Kennecott 62 624 Krespe SS sin. 341 341 Lehigh and 8'i 8'4 S'4 Lehigh Portland 26'4 26 26H Lehigh Vallev Coal 1 1', Leliigh Valley RR lS 15'i 15'i Lihhy Owens FG 354 3574 Libhy McNeil and Libby 9'i 9 9 Liggett and Myers 80 79V 794 Loew's 11 104 1074 Mack Trucks IJif. 114 114 Missouri Pacific pf 3tlV4 35H 35'4 Montgomery Ward 5674 56 56 7 Nash Kelvinator 17- 17H National Biscuit 35 341, 35 National Dairy 594 594 Nat Distillers H3, 17' 17 Central 20 19 20 Niagara Power 26 26 264 Northern Pacific 56 55 5oi Northwest Airlines 9 974 9 Ohio Oil 52 52 Oliver Corp 94 94 94 Packard 4 44 4 Pan A Air 9'4 9 9 Param Pictures 25 25'i 254 Penney JC 72i 71 72 Penna Power and Lt 334 34 Penna RR 1S 18 1S Phiia Elec 31 31 31 Pub Service and 254 25 25 Puhlicker Industries 104 W4 Pullman 37 36 36 Pure Oil 45 45 454 P. KG Pictures 3 3 3 Radio Crp 24 2:1 2." Reading Co 27 27 27 Republic Steel 43 43U Reynolds Tobacco 47'-i 47 47H HOI SKS roil HALF. HURRY A HOME and BUSINESS completely emilpprd.

This Includes a general im'tvliandlse and grocery store in a SfBURBAN district which is doing an excellent business nJ a 6 room HOME completely furnished. All conveniences including automatic hot-air oil furnace the kind of heat you "set and Two-car garaKe. ACRES of ground. Owner selling be-cnuso no, menfolk In family now; can't manage alone. Better burry.

This Is chance of a lifetime. Good price. Will explain the whole story If you stop ami SKE McKillip Agency Real tors -Insurance 822 Allegheny Phone SPECIAL a double brick dwelling with 8 rooms, bath and furnace on each sido. Vacant and ready lor immediate occupancy. Priced at $3,200 in order to settle estate.

For further information, See or Call R. J. McCormick KKALTOR INSURANCE 1506 11th 2nd l'loor Phone 3-0841 202 East 6th Ave. $2500 $230 down, $35 per month will buy this 6-room frame dwelling. Rath, heat.

Monthly payments Includes interest, principal and taxes. Vacant ready for your possession. J. L. Gracey Keul Estate Insurance Sth Ave.

and 11th St. Plume 774? 1013 CHESTNUT AVE. Tin? spot for sales-service or business. 21. 'pO sq.

ft. 1st fir. Parking at rear. 3 apts. Will sell or rent.

L. E. LEOPOLD, Realtor 1207 13th Ave. IMal G169 2B19 tilh Furnished or unfurnished. 5 laree redecorated rooms and bath.

Newly painted 3rd floor. Clean painted basement. Excellent condition New eas furnace. Venetian blinds. New ma-1 liOKany, maple, and cedar furniture, 1 fenced yard, excellent loration Must oe seen, owner leaving town.

1412 Penna. Ave. Tyrone, 12 rooms, 2 hatlis. Lot GO U9 corner. Suitable for large family, doctor, dentist.

Hot water, ga.i furnace. Newly painted. Phone 1762 Tyrone. 8 KOOM3 and bath, finished attic on 3 lots, new worm air furnace and garage, 520 8Ui Juniat Dial 69-J, Tyrone. C.

D. BLOOM Realtor Insuranee 1301 13th Ave. Phone 2-3383 McVEY'S, Inc. Dial 9484 110S Tliirteenth'St. Turn your old Furniture Into Cssh.

Call 8181. TRIBUNE WANT ADS. AUTOMOBILES FOR SALEt Beasley Motor Co. FOIID SERVICE Margaret 19th St. Phone 6141 1939 PON'TIAC Conpe In good running condition, new paint, cheap.

Dial 2-34o8. 1951 PLYMOUTH Cranbrook Deluxe 4-door Sedan. equipped. A-l condition. Price $1093.

Dial 2-22S3. ms TERRAPLANK sedan, radio, heater, latest inspection. Inquire 413 16th St. Full Price $S5. '53 H.l-Alr Sport Coupe Loaded BLUM'S USED CARS At Driving Park Dial 4-1561 50 KAISER Traveler (newly painted) '46 HUDSON sedan '41 OLDS' Sedan '41 CHEVROLET Sedan 37 PLYMOUTH Sedan 37 PLYMOUTH onpe PAUL'S BODY SHOP TYRONE riione 1051 1940 FORD A very clean car, radio and heater, equipped.

Latest Inspection $10 DOWN CANOLE'S Rth Ave. and SOth St. Phone M7 1950 FORD "V8" 2-dr. ISeiuitiful. 1 owner ear.

Only 33,000 miles. $1045 MIERLEY MOTOR CO. 1911 Margaret Ave. Phone 3-1178 7 SEE THE ZKKJLER MOTOR CO. Oldsmobilc Service Phnn 8185 400 I'lank u.

1932 WILLYS 2-door Sedan. Like new. 951 CHEVROLET 2-ton Pick-up. KELLER MOTOR SALES rOI Itenlo Ave. Phone 3-8 1.

SI SPECIAL 1950 PONTIAO 4-door, Radio and Heater 1950 111KYKOLLT 2-door Many Other Veurs und Models to Choose From NEARH00F rONTIAC, Inc. OPEN EVENINGS 2123 Reale Ave. Phone 9323 MIKE'S SPECIALS 81 PI.YMOl'TII 4-door Sedan '49 t'IIE ROLET 2-door 50 MERCl'RV 2-door 48 INTERNATIONAL li-ton Plrii-itp 47 SI.ER Windsor MIKE'S USED CARS 1523 Allegheny Holbg. Dial 5-9X39 Both Lots Open Eves, 'til 321 Union Avenue. Dial 4-0711 LOOK! LOOK! At These Specials Equipped.

Olio S697 owner. Only I J-! DeSoto Custom dan. Loadud. Looks like $717 new. Only '47 IJodKe Custom 4-duor pf.lan.

Equipped. A Jill b-auty. Only '17 wili'3 Station Wagon. A real birgain. 497 MC Plymouth D'luxe Sedan One owner.

Excellent. $597 Onlv SHERAW MOTOR CO. Dodge-l'lymonth Sles Servlee Phone 3-im Green Ave. and Hlh. Altoona '47 Mercury 4-dr.

'47 Dodge 4-dr. '48 Ford Super Deluxe '8' 4-dr. '46 Ford 2-dr. $10 DOWN We have several '41 to '46 models. Very reasonable.

Open Evenings Until 9:30 P.M. JOHN SAILER Lincoln-Mercury 7th fitli 3 1st St, Dial 7631 1949 BUICK 4 door Sedan, Dynaflow, lully equipped. $895 OLSON BUICK A "DOG-GONE" GOOD BARGAIN Two Lots to Select From Corner of Allegheny and Juriuta Streets Phone 5-9811, Hollldaysburg Also Plank Road Next to Super Market Phone 4-0312, Altoona FIRST NEW TAXI BUSINESS FOR SALE cab Kt'4idy Hover large area. IteaKun for itellliiK had health. Do not Write William Johnson, 923 Main Portage, or The VA Hoa-pltal, Altoona, Pa.

AUTOMOBILE AGENCY for tale. Established Independent. Twelve years on William Penn Highway In Cambria County. Terms. Paul D.

Washington Realtor Appruiser Phone 2204, Cresson, Pa. "LIVESTOCK LIVE STOCK TOR SALR CHICKENS, ducks, rabbits and a goat. Cull 8-6098 or Inquire 707 Lake Lakemrnt, BUSINESS SERVICE TY PI WRITER REFAlRINO OFFICE 1 SUPPUES I Yoar Correspondence Looks Hettrr 1 When it' done on a typewriter in good con-d 1 1 1 0 n. A McCartney guarantee goea with every reconditioning job. Very reasonable rate and prompt ervlce.

MCCARTNEY'S 1107 Eletratk Ave. Dial I3 WALLPAPER REMOVED By STEAM MACHINE REASONABLE CALL 9-59-12 FLOOR COVKBINOB, ETC. CLYDE H. UTILES Linoleum and Paint Stor Floor Sanders icr Rent Howard Ave. and 4th t- Phone S-3543 BUILDING MATERIALS Ready Mixed Concrete Blocks and Builder Supplies East Side Concrete and Supply Co.

812 8'h St Altoona Phone 81T COAL AND WOOD PEOPLE'S COAX, COMPANY Phone 3-7777 730 4th St "Blua Coal." Egg. Stove, Nut, Pe Madison Egg and Lump Cambria Smokeless Woodland Canal Coal Sonman Screened and Chemically Treated Stoker Coal Chemically Treated Nut ALL OUR COAL SHIPPED BY RAIL BUTLER COAL CO. Mill Run Road and 31st St. Phone 3-8743 CAVALIER COAL Wholesale and Retail BLAIR COAL CO. PHONE 8282 COAL 56.00 UP MOCNTAIN COAL ALL KINDS CALL KNOTT PHONE S-97Z4I EMPLOYMENT SITUATION WANTED MALE YOUNG MAN desires any type of evening work, specialize in selling.

Available from 6 P. M. to midnight. Call 2-5757 after P. M.

HELP WANTED FEMALE WANTED Disnwa-tfier, woman, apply Plaza Restaurant, 11th Ave. and 12th St. Phone 5-0091 Junk Dealer SENDER, CO. 614 So. Juniata St.

Ph. 5-9811 Plumbing and Heating Wholesale and Retail MULCH BROTHERS Water Heaters, Boilers, Sinks 200 Bedford St. Phone 5-9S61 Prescriptions, Drugs, Photographic Supplies TREESE'S REXALL DRUG STORE On the Diamond Hollldaysburg Phone 5-0011 Why Shop Around When You Can Buy it For Less at G. Hollldaysburg? Radio Hospital, Television SALES AND SERVICE 2009 Union Ave. Phone 3-7721 Sanitizor Vacuum Cleaners AIRWAY World's most ver-satile cleaner.

No bag or container to empty. 908 Chestnut Ave. Phone 2-0574 Spring, Wheel, Axle Service MILLER BROS. Spring and Wheel Service 821-23 24th St. 2-4913 Where To Dine THE VENETIAN GARDENS 1617 11th Ave.

Dial 2-4882 HKLP WANTKO FKMAI.E SHIRT OPERATORS Girls Young Women The 1 Hour Cleaners, 1700 11th need a shirt folder and a shirt finisher. Inquire 1700 11th Ave. Receptionist-Clerk We have an unusual o)enliig in our local branch office for a girl whu can meet people well, handle figures accurately, and Is a good typist. 5-day eek Neat, congenial office, conveniently located Positive advancement Profit-sharing plan The girl we want Is Interested tn gradually assuming additional responsibilities and increasing her value and income. To Apply see Mr.

WfMtburg Seaboard Finance Co, l.VM) 11th Ave. p. m. WAITRESS wanted. Must be over 21 years old, good wages.

Phone 3-9618 or inquire 3UV 4th Ave. FINANCIAL MONLY TO LOAN $25 to $600 CASH Arranged in Record Time! I'hime S-fim RKAROAK1) F1NANCK COMPANY laflO Kleventh Ave. (2nd Flour) INSURANCE PARSONS 1 AGENCY INSURANCE REAL ESTATE M20 Uth Are. Phone S-S19I MERCHANDISE MERCHANDISE OK SALE WOLF'S Downstairs Housewares and Home Furnishings Brand new Sim- $74.50 mons Davo Bed 2 Piece LIvinK- $79.50 room Suite Uth Ave. 15th St.

Ph. 3-8115 BARGAIN Ansco Automatic Camera with flash and accessories. Also developing equipment, exposure meter. Phone 4 FIRESTONE White Wall Tires, 760-15. Only used a short time.

Phone 6S07. PARK FURNITURE STORE 630 Fourth Juniata PHONE 4-0887 OPEN TIIX 5:30 P. M. MONDAY 'ilLL P. M.

REAL ESTATE WANTED IF YOU WANT YOUR HOUSE SOLD OUICKLY SEE OR CALL W. BORLAND CO. Penelec Building I'lmne 7158 REAL ESTATE FOR RENT FUBNISHED APARTMENT Widow will share Apt. Business girls preferred. Vicinity Broad 26th St.

Dial 3-8726 after 6. References. UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS 1GG4 SEVENTH AVE. 1st floor duplex, with living room, bedroom, kitchen and bath, heat furnished. Rent $50.00 per month.

Now vacant. PAUL II. FARIS INC. 1207 Twelfth Dial 7128 FOUR Room Second Floor Duplex, private entrance, 1506 4th Juniata. $30 per month.

Elderly or working couple preferred, no pete. Phone 2-37C4. 3 ROOMS and reception room, enclosed back porch. Private bath and entrance. Inquire 116 Cherry Ave.

NEWLY decorated rooiaq. 2nd floor, private entrance. Widow or elderly couple preferred. Inquire 415 7th Ave. after 4 P.

M. FURNISHED KUOMS HUB BENT NICELY furnished sleeping room In business district suitable for tetired gentleman; Dial 2-4790 after 6:30 r. M. WANTED TO RENT WANTED Garage in the vicinity of 13t.h street and 6th Ave. Dial 3-2614 after 6 P.

M. GARAGE Vicinity of Broad-Beale 22nd. 23rd or 24th or any where in Ninth Ward. Call 3-4421 between 12 and i P. U.

By ADA SELL An evening of solid enjoyment of the drama is assured to all who attend the first play of the season offered by the Altoona Community Theatre, in cooperation with the Park and Recreation Board. An enthusiastic crowd thrilled and roared alternately at the first nisht, Friday evening at the Mishler theatre. The play will also be presented again Saturday nifiht when there will be in all probability a much larger audience, with less competition in the field of sports. If but one bouquet of orchids were to be given to one member of the excellent cast of this play, it would land in the lap of Eleanor Maurer. She played the part of Belinda l'ryde, spinster owner of the Old Colonial "Ramshackle" Inn.

Her running chatter on all subjects, her ineffectual hurrying about, her sudden and unexpected murder of the hated Mr. Temple all so charmingly portrayed, were eagerly watched for by the audience. Eleanor Maurer had formerly directed some of the ACT plays herself, and in addition to her own fine skill of acting was the superb job of directing by M. Patricia Pyuen, everywhere in evidence. Orchids to you, Madame Pyuen! S.

Carlton Ayers who last season directed "Rebecca" of the ACT repertoire, did a marvelous piece of acting as the fussy old Commodore Lucius Towser who supplied "business acumen'' to supplement Belinda's money, and after 20 years did not "pop the question" to the Belinda Pryde. Lee Miller as Patton was like a character out of a novel by Charles Dickens, he would easily shine in an "Oliver Twist" presentation. Fine work, Lee! Harriet Schulman as Mame Philips was perfectly cast and her acting was Marge Griffiths as Mary Temple was the sweet little sweetheart she was cut out to be in "Ramshackle Inn." Jim Gates as Constable Small performed very satisfactorily as an arm of the law. The whole action consumed only a little more than an hour of the story of the play, and the scenes were so successively gruesome and laughable that almost every taste of theatregoers is sure to be sated. Gladys Hiester was production manager, Bob Reese chairman of construction, Fred Counsel's Art class had charge of painting and decorative eltcuts.

Margaret Atty and Edith Alamprese took care of large properties, and John Burget and Barbara Stewart Smith of make-up. Costumes were attended by Mrs. J. W. Wolfinger and Barbara Drass.

Publicity co-ordinator was S. Carlton Ayers. Margaret Atty headed the ushers and the pro gram was the responsibility of Bertha McKinstry. K. of C.

Planning Birthday Party The Altoona Council of the Knights of Columbus are making plans for the first birthday party of the new fiscal year. The other evening a group from the mem-bershiu having birthdays in October and April met to outline plans for coming events. Many new ideas and suggestions are going to be tried this year and it is the hope of the committee to haw a very successful year. The general chairman for the affairs this year will be Jack McGregor. Jack has had a great amount of experience in the food business so all are assured of the very finest food.

For the first party an extra special menu has been outlined by Jack. John Nardella will be handling all tickets for this first party. Members that are not contacted may purchase tickets at the rooms or at the door the evening of the party. The committee has chosen Tuesday evening, Oct. 13 for the lidlifter.

The committee assures all that there will be an abundance of good things to eat and a very enjoyable evening's entertainment. Val Rouzer To Receive Gold Progress Award Altoona's police chief, Vaul E. Rouzer, will receive the gold seal of progress award of the Mission, Chamber of Commerce, according to announcement Friday by Mayor Walter H. Grove. The Altoona C.

of C. submitted the local official's name. The gold seal goes annually to one police chief in each state for outstanding achievements and record as a law enforcement officer. Chief Rouzer received the award for his leadership in police and civil defense training schools, his promotion of police organizations in the state, his drafting of programs for the parking meter system and the school guards, and his leadership of the police force in a city which has a low crime rate. St.

Regis Paper 18 184 184 Sears Roebuck 57 56 57 Shell Oil 70 694 69 Sinclair Oil 32 3J.T4 31 Tribune 0LASSIF1EI Directory ALTOONA HOLLIDAYSBURG MEN'S and BOY'S WEAR KING'S TOGGERV SHOP Dobbs and Champ Hats SWt Allegheny Street WRECKING CONTRACTORS MOUNTAIN CITV JUNK CO. Industrial and Commercial 708-10 Twenty-second Street Phone 9812 Florist L. S. PETERMAN AND CO. Flowers for All Occasions 608 4th Ave.

Phone 3-1545 Insurance W. L. NICHOLSON Insurance Agency Phone 8114 11 13 Llppman Bldg. JAMES A. YON AGENCY 215-17 Altoona Trust Bldg.

Dial 2-0498 Gifts MCCARTNEY'S 1107 11th Ave. Phone. 8139 Jewelry SIMMS JEWELERS 1125 11th Ae. Phone 9862 Mirrors, Wall and Mantle Made to Order at PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS CO. 3600 Beale Ave.

Phone 3-8135 Moving Insured, Experience, Reliable ZEAK TRANSFER Altoona Phone 6-2501 Auto Parts A. L. (SLIM) CARBERRT 1416-1420 Allegheny St. Phone 0-9894 New and Used Parts JOHNSTON SALES AND SERVICE Phone 5-2002 Duncansville, Pa. Awnings ZIMMERMAN AWNING CO.

Duncansville Phone 5-9509 Electric Appliances and Home Furnishings LEIDY'S ELECTRIC Your Frlgldaire Dealer 318 Allegheny St. Phone 5-2671 Diamonds Watches-Silverware SIMMS JEWELRY STORE 315 Allegheny St. Phone 6-9431 Office Furniture and Supplies MCCARTNEY'S 1107 11th Ave. Phone 8139 Painting Contractors and Decorators STOLTENBERG BROS. DuPont Moletta Paints, 919 Pleasant Valley Blv.

Ph. 6150 Printers ESTIMATES FURNISHED Our Representatives will call. Times Tribune Co. Phone 4-0855 Auto Body Repairs 3. F.

DOLHEIMER Body Shop 605 25th St. Phone 3-8452 Aluminum Awnings ALUMILITE AWNING CO. 1926 Union Ave. Phone 3-5781 Auto Lubrication and Washing LOT HOLLAND'S PENN-Z-OIL SERVICE Union 20th St. Ph.

3-9247 Beverages FURRER BEVERAGE CO. Distributor of Budweiser 626 Third Ave. Phone 6834 RED ROCK BEVERAGE CO. 2300 Beale Ave. Phone 2-0751 Contractor and Builder L.

B. MACKEY SON Home improvements of all kinds 816 11th St. Phone 8021 Drugs and Prescriptions WALTER I. LIGHTNER'S VALUE DRUG STORE 8th 12th Bt. Ph.

2-0055 HUI5UN Automobiles Now on Display AT I A JACOBS MOTOR CO. rieasant Valley Blvd. at Driving Park Phone 6119 Altoona, Pa. 7.