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THE PLAIN SPEAKER, HAZLETON, WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH 9, 1960 PAGE 18 American Girl Dies Of Injuries Deaths Suffered In Agadir Earthquake Almost Two-Thirds Of $30,000 Needed For Community Park Has Been Pledged RARAT. Morocco (AP) The Activities Listed THOMAS JONES Thomas Jones, 60, of RD 1, number of known American dead in the Agadir earthquake rose to For Area Tonight Wapwallopen, died yesterday at 7:40 a.m. at Nanticoke State Hos as the Pcnn Rod and Gun Club, made arrangements for the well pital where he had been a medical patient since March 5. Audakimow said a hand pump will be furnished and installed by Barrett Haentjens and Company of this city. The pump is a product of the local firm and the contribu MRS.

MARTHA FENSTER-MACIIER Mrs. Martha H. Fenstermacher, 76, of 736 Orange street, Berwick, died in Berwick Hospital last night at 9:30. She had been a patient there one week. Born in St.

Johns, a daughter of the late James and Sarah (Rine-himcr) Beck, she lived in Berwick since 1930. She was a member of Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, Ber Greater llazleton's new community park is growing into a reality with leaps and bounds. It was announced just a few weeks ago as a five-year project to be established on a 175-acre site in Hazle Township bordering He was born in Akron, Ohio and resided in Nanticoke 15 years Speaking Plainly Lower Luzerne County Federation of Clubs, American Legion home, Frecland, 8:30 p.m. Christ's Memorial Ladies Aid Society anniversary dinner, church social rooms, 6:30 p. m.

Emmanuel's Women's Guild, Sechler auditorium, 7:30 p. m. Pioneer Fire Co. Ladies Auxiliary, firehouse, 7:30 p. m.

Junior Canteen, YWCA, 7 p. m. prior to moving to Wapwallopen three years ago. Mr. Jones had been retired 10 years, formerly four today with the aeam oi io-rene Bauer, 16, of Placentia, Calif.

The total death toll has been estimated as "high as 12,000. She was with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Werner Bauer, on the top floor of the Bella Vista Apartments when the quake struck, demolishing the building. Bauer and the girl were pulled alive from the wreckage, and the body of Mrs.

Bauer was found March 2. The father and daughter were flown to the U. S. Naval Hospital at Port Lyautey where the girl died, hospital authorities said. Death was caused by a cerebral being employed as a motorman at Wanamie Colliery, Glen Alden Corporation, where he worked 32 wick.

Her husband, Edwin, died in 1928. Surviving are children, Mrs. tion was secured through Sales Manager Robert Hartranft. Donating Services Robert Shcllhamer, of Drums, a well driller, will sink the well. Audakimow said that Barrett Haentjens and Shellhamer are donating their products and services for the welfare of the community.

Audakimow said he expects to have an announcement soon on a lavatory for the park and a number of picnic tables and benches. which last night voted to give $1,000 to the project over a five-year period. The Greater Hazleton Chamber of Commerce has an option to pay for the property over a five-year term. Marsilio reported that John B. Zerbe, executive director of the Wyoming Valley Playground Association, Wilkes-Barre, has commended the Hazleton community for its efforts to establish a park.

In a letter to Marsilio, Zerbe said: "I certainly hope the intelligent thinking and progressive attitude of the groups attempting to acquire this park site will be supported and augmented by the entire public of the Hazleton area. I am offering any assistance that I or my staff can render in the planning process for development and operation after acquistion." Floyd Whitebread, Hobbie; Geneva, years. Surviving are his wife, the former Leona Gommer; children, Harold, Washington, D. at home; Mrs. Ervin Kromer, Funerals Kingston; Alvin and Mrs.

Albert Evans. Berwick; brothers and Thomas, U. S. Navy, stationed at Hazleton and West Hazleton. Today is was disclosed that almost two-thirds of the initial purchase price of $30,000 has been pledged by various community groups.

It was also revealed today that the first deep well, which State Park Consultant Kenneth Abell said as a "must" if the park is to open on a limited basis this summer, has been donated through the efforts and generosity of local firms end individuals. Project Chairman Anthony Audakimow, assisted by Anthony Lon-retta of the Greater Hazleton Plumbing Contractors' Association, Norfolk Glenmore, Wilkes sisters, Ralph Beck, Hazleton; War blood clot. Bauer is an executive Barre; Mrs. Elsie Williams and of Login International of MIGHT CULM THROUGH: Lou Schiavo, Dick Bigelow, Percy Co lombo, Matt Leib and Jimmy Bris-iin of the city planning commission would do well to check into indications made at Scranton this week by a federal official to the effect the government might assist in moving millions of tons of culm banks there to make the land available for commercial and industrial sites A representative of the Urban Renewal Administration advised Scranton officials to ask for federal funds after he saw the coal banks which ring that city much as they do at Hazleton. Donald, both of Wapwallopen.

Sev en grandchildren also survive. ren Beck, Sunbury; Harvey Beck, Bloomsburg, RD; Mrs. Emma Rothe, Weatherly; Mrs. Henrietta Walp. Mrs.

Chris Werner, and Nicholas Marsilio, general chair Funeral services will be held Fri man of the park project, announced the status of the drive for money to buy the site for a park. He listed the latest contributor day at 2 p.m. from 614 Hanover street, Wilkes-Barre. Rev. Thayza T.

Young, pastor of Glad Tidings James Beck, Drums; 10 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Sat Mrs. Alvm J. Giller, the former Helen Frumkin, 425 West Diamond avenue, who died Monday, was buried this afternoon from the Bachman funeral home. Rabbi Martin S.

Rozenberg, conducted the services and interment was in Beth Israel cemetery. Pallbearers were Jules and Donald Mason, Abe Lester, Ben Gauz, Ben Levin, Dr. Marvin Weiss, George Janov, and Frederick Schwartz. Assembly of God Church, will of urday at 2 p. m.

from 230 West Second street, Berwick, with Rev. A. W. Lawver officiating. Inter ment in St.

Johns cemetery Grand Jury Returns 83 True ficiate. Interment in Alden cemetery. Friends may call tonight 7 to 10 and Thursday 2 to 5 and '7 to 10. San which operated fruit-juice concentrate and fish-meal plants in Agadir. Two other Login executives, Andrew Kalpakoff and George Chris-to, are listed as dead.

They were in the Saada Hotel which was destroyed by the quakes. The U. S. Embassy said Christo was a relative of San Francisco's Mayor George Christopher. Kal-pakoff's brother, John, lives at Santa Rosa, Calif.

Reported missing by the embassy are: Gino Decenini, whose next of kin is Renata Eliot of Rt. 2, Brentwood, and Hadji Friends may calljriday 7 to 9 p. m. Bills, Ignores 27 Transcripts MRS. WASSEL SKIRCHAK ICY HAZARDS: Fire officials warn that all fire escapes should be cleared of snow and icicles and moving parts checked Homeowners also were worned to watch icicles on their eaves for possible contact with electric lines.

The funeral of Mrs. Anna (Ka-sabo) Velchko, 923 North Church street, who died at the State Hos A two-count indictment charging malicious mischief last July 25 in Mrs. Pearl Skirchak, of RD 1, Brandonville, widow of Wassel Skirchak, died suddenly Monday pital Sunday, was held this morning from the Bonin funeral home. agencies. Ashcroft was charged with wilfully, maliciously, and falsely giving fictitious information to State Police Sgt.

Edward Switaj on Dec. 16, that he (Ashcroft) was involved in a hit-run accident, well knowing that the evening. A native of Austria, Mrs. Skir chak first settled in Shenandoah REV. JOSEPH TYLKA Rev.

Joseph K. Tylka, 56, chaplain at the Immaculate Heart Academy, Fountain Springs, died Monday afternoon at the Good Samaritan Hospital, Pottsville. During his early career, he was a curate at St. Mary's Church, McAdoo. A solemn pontifical requiem mass will be celebrated Friday at 11 a.m.

in the Annunciation B.V.M. Very Rev. Joseph JacKanich was Kadir, next of kin Zara Aaciir oi New York, and Mrs. Harvey Spieglcman of Detroit. celebrant of the high mass of re IF IT'S FOR FREE: The claim on her arrival in this country, then quiem in 5t.

Johns Byzantine that the offer of a city contractor moved to Brandonville. to remove snow for free was re CASABLANCA, Morocco (AP) A daughter of the late Michael and Pearl Hompko, Shenandoah, fused was answered at last night's A Moroccan carpenter and his 10- council meeting when Commission Church and gave the blessing at the grave in the parish cemetery. Pallbearers were James Peck, Neil Dignazio, Carmen Sottile, Victor Craig, John Skwierz and Michael Gower. she was a member of St. Michael's Church, Frackville.

Divine office Greek Catholic Church, Shenan ycar-old son owe their lives to a sturdy workbench that sheltered them when the earthquakes shattered Agadir. doah. er Thomas Powell said "he can come up to my place and clean away all the snow he wants to for free." Surviving are eight daughters: George Kotch, 48, of Larksville, with murder and manslaughter in the death of his daughter, Natalie, on Jan. 15 was returned by the Grand Jury this morning at the courthouse. The jury, in making its initial report to Judge Frank L.

Pinola. charged Kotch with using a .32 calibre revolver and firing one bullet into the forenead of his 22-year-old daughter in the kitchen of their home. Kotch presently is in jail without bail. Final Report Tomorrow The jury returned 83 true bills and ignored 27 transcripts in its Initial report this morning. Additional transcripts are being considered today and a final report will be returned tomorrow morning.

Among those indicted this morning were three upper Luzerne County youths who were charged with the window-smashing spree which extended from Hazleton to the upper end of the county and resulted in thousands of dollars in damage. Twenty-four true bills were handed down against Donald J. Papp, 27 Bowman street, Kingston; Bernard Price, 100 Pane street, Kingston, and Philip Marshail, Plains. The latter was indicted as a fugitive because he is in the service. At the time of the depredations the three youths, accompanied by a juvenile from Kingston, rode around the country in Marshall's car and threw bricks and stones through store windows and automobile and truck windows causing damage' in excess of over $4,000.

Charles Ashcroft, 203 West Thir-well avenue, was indicted on a charge of falsification in matters within the jurisdiction of state services will begin at 10:30. Interment will be in Mount Pleasant. The body will lie in state in the church from 4 p.m. tomorrow until the time of the funeral on statement was false. Also indicted: Vivian Piacenti, 1000 Grant street, indicted on a charge of operating an automobile in Hazleton on Feb.

26 while her driver's license was suspended. State Trooper John Sevcik is prosecutor. The following cases were ignored: Lillian Houseknecht, 788 Roosevelt street, charged with issuance of a fraudulent check with intent to defraud. Donald Houseknecht, same address, charged with cheating by fraudulent pretenses. John Marusak, 424 West Broad street, charged with larceny.

Mrs. Mary Czabtor, Mrs. Eva Wit-koski, Mrs. Pearl Markiewicz, Shenandoah; Mrs. Tillie Campbell and Mrs.

Anna Krupko, Brandonville; Mrs. Helen Wiekrykas, Detroit, Mrs. Julia Rusesky, Shenandoah Heights; Mrs. Nancy Zimitsky, Harrisburg; two sisters: Mrs. Daniel Kisthart, 125 South Cedar street, the former Ruth Price, R.N., who died at the State Hospital Sunday, was buried this afternoon from the Grebey funeral home.

Rev. Allen H. Roth, of Christ Lutheran Church, officiated for the funeral services. Interment was in Mt. Laurel Memorial Park.

Pallbearers were Leroy Hildcbrand, Walter Coburn, William Lapp, William Eroh, Gerald Skinner and Jack Stein. Members of Boy Scout Troop 15, FASHION SHOW FORECAST: There no doubt will be a greater number of men attending next year's Leader Store Fashion show the word gets around about the peekaboo bikini bathing suit modeled at last night's benefit show which had a capacity crowd at the HHS auditorium The Philharmonic Society benefitted from the proceeds. Mrs. Nancy Homyack, Wilkes-Barre and Mrs. Rose Ocholoski.

MRS. ANNA BACIIIKE Mrs. Anna Bachike, 319 Berwyn avenue, Trenton, N. a former resident of Mahanoy City, died at 8 p. m.

Tuesday. Her husband, Andrew, died 34 years ago. Surviving are the following children: Andrew, at home; Michael, The two were pulled from the wreckage of their home Tuesday after having been trapped eight days. They were wedged beneath the workbench that held the carpenter's lathe. Officials said the boy was conscious but the father was in a semicoma when rescue workers approached the scene.

The boy's screams for help were heard and the rescue workers answered. The boy directed the rescuers, yelling instructions from beneath the wreckage. Officials said that a search was still in progress at the ruins of the Hotel Saada, where some men thought they heard moans Tuesday. Long Island, N.Y.: 15 grandchil dren and five great-grandchildren. MISS C.

LOUISE SYLVESTER Miss C. Louise Sylvester, 74, of Explorer Post 15, Sea Scout Ship Lost Creek; Anna and Peter, at home; Paul, Princeton, N. and 602 Mahantongo street 'Pottsville. NEAT TRICK: The Hazle Twp. supervisors this morning commend Comity Tells Top Court Justice Demands Joint Trial Of Knox 7 5015 and the William Rohrbach Class, all of Christ Lutheran ed township residents for moving an aunt of Mrs.

J. F. Rice, West Hazleton, died Monday at Warne Hospital, Pottsville. Church, and the mail carriers of the local Post Office paid their re Surviving are a brother, one their cars so streets could be plowed open They neglected to explain how this was accomplished before the drifts were shtved aside. nephew and two nieces.

spects at the funeral home last night. Mary, wife of Anthony Brinchek, 129 East Jackson street, McAdoo. The funeral will be held Saturday at 9 a. m. from the Harry Elchisak funeral home, Mahanoy City.

Requiem high mass will be celebrated in St. Mary's G. C. Church, Mahanoy City, at Interment will be in the parish ceme The funeral will be held Friday afternoon from the Allen funeral Two Cars Damaged Fries, said the Supreme Court's original action in granting a change of venue to all but Groves and Receski "was right and should "If you should reverse," said home, Pottsville. Interment will be in the Charles Baber cemetery.

cases to be tried together before one jury." Casper said petitions for change of venue "have not been filed in good faith, but rather with the intent to hinder, delay and impede the administration of justice." This assertion defense lawyers strenuously denied. Twelve miners died Jan. 22, 1959, when the Susquehanna River flood tery. MRS, MARY KOSTISIN Friends may call Friday evening. uramey, "you would place in The funeral of Joseph T.

Hudock, West Pine street, Sheppton, who died Saturday at St. Joseph Hospital, was held this morning from the family residence. Requiem high mass was ceb-brated in St. Joseph's R.C. Church, Sheppton.

Interment was in the parish cemetery. PHILADELPHIA The Assistant District Attorney of Luzerne County told the State Supreme Court today "the Commonwealth will be denied a fair trial" if seven men accused of manslaughter in connection with the Knox coal mine disaster are not tried together. The State's highest court previously shifted the trial of five of the men to Northampton County. The other two want to be tried in Luzerne. Charles L.

Caspar, the assistant D. told six justices only Michael Musmanno was absent jeopardy the constitutional rights of five men who would not be able to get a fair trial in Luzerne ACRES OF DIAMONDS: Dr. John Konopka, Shamokin dentist, is gaining attention with the unique proposal that the abandoned collieries of the hard coal fields be converted into tourist attractions" with conducted tours of mine tunnels, souvenir miner caps and lamps, and tape-recorded lectures on the formation of coal veins. DR. HERMAN A.

FISCHER Dr. Herman A. Fischer, 82. By Hit-Hun Vehicles Two cars were reported damaged yesterday in separate hit-run mishaps; police said today. Jerry Olexa, 1013 East Chestnut street, reported that the rear fender of his 1949 Plymouth convertible, parked at Alter and Seventh streets, was damaged when hit by an unknown vehicle at about 3:40 p.

m. yesterday. Robert Prosser, 635 North James street, reported that the right side of 316 South Washington street, Called 'Ridiculous' Wilkes-Barre, former president' of, Bradley said the assertion of ed the Knox diggings at Port Griffith near Pittston. Accused of manslaughter are Louis Fabrizio, Robert L. Dougherty, and August L.

Lippi, listed Mrs. Mary Kostisin, Lofty, died 4:30 p. m. yesterday at her home. Born in Czechoslovakia, she came to this country 60 years ago and for the past 55 years resided in Lofty.

She was a member of St. Michael's Byzantine Catholic Church, McAdoo, and the Rosary Society of that parish. Her husband, John, died 19 years ago and a son, Andrew, died in 1934. Surviving are a son, John, and a daughter, Mrs. Carl Brobst, Lofty, with whom she resided.

NEVER GIVE UP: A last ditch Stephen Teller, Luzerne county district attorney, that two trials would double the cost is "ridiculous." "I didn't think there was a price on justice," Bradley said. tne Luzerne County Medical Society, died yesterday at his home. He retired several years -ago after 54 years of active medical and surgical service. The funeral will be held Friday at 9:15 a.m. from the McLaughlin funeral home, 142 South Washing Mrs.

Margaret Franciscl, 406 East Chestnut street, who died Sunday at the State Hospital, was buried this morning from the Moran funeral home. Requiem high mass was celebrated in Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church. Interment was in Calvary cemetery, Drums. as owners of Knox; Robert fight to save the Coaldale Colliery from being flooded into oblivion that "the ends of justice can be Groves, superintendent; William i of his Chevrolet, parked at Fourth served only by requiring these Receski, assistant mine foreman; Teller wasn't on hand today, Cas and Fritz Renner, mining eng- par explaining that he had to stay ton street, Wilkes-Barre.

Requiem and Alter streets, was damaged about 6:40 o'clock last night by a hit-run vehicle. He told police that the left headlight was damaged, the left front rim pulled off and the paint scratched. high mass will be celebrated at ineer, all employed by Knox and, in Wilkes-Barre to handle the grand Ralph A. Fries, division engineer jury. of the Pennsylvania Coal Com- Chief Justice Charles Alvin Jones pany which leased the mine to, asked Caspar: "has anything hap- is still being waged by a group of men in the Panther Valley Meanwhile, Marty Brennan said at the District 7 offices here that UMW President Tom Kennedy is trying to get federal aid to save the valley's mining industry Kennedy is a native of Lansford.

9:45 in St. Mary's Church. Inter- The funeral of Mrs. Bessie Hospital Admissions ST. JOSEPH HOSPITAL: Medical Mrs.

Mary Martini, 242 East Mine street. ment will be in Mt. Greenwood Stauffer, Nuremberg, who died cemetery. Sunday, was held this afternoon Knox. pened in Luzerne county that shows the defendants can get a fair trial Friends may call from 3 to 5jirom the Klinger funeral home, There are 18 grandchildren and 23 great-grandchildren.

Two sisters, Susan, Czechoslovakia, and Mrs. Anna Pirtko, Levittown, also survive. The funeral will be held from Nuremberg, and 7 to 10 today and tomorrow. East Nancy Onuschak, Oneida. Judith Ann Bruzzo, 252 White street, Summit Hill.

Helen Schellhamer, 237 Interment was in the Nuremberg cemetery. Lippi also is an officer of the United Mine Worke'rs Union. Besides manslaughter, Lippi, Fabrizio and Dougherty were indicted for conspiracy. Groves and Receski were charged with violating State mining laws. West the Jupina Funeral Home, Mc there now?" "Yes," was the reply.

"The passage of time. Publicity has practically ceased. The elements of a fair trial, anyway, include a fair trial to the Commonwealth. This can be done only with the Adoo, at a time to be announced. Friends may call at the funeral HELP FOR VETS: A contact representative of the Veterans Administration will be at City Hall Friday from 9:30 a.m.

to 3 p.m. to assist veterans or their dependents in filing claims or seeking information about pension law changes Robert A. Johnson will be the representative. home from 6 p. m.

today until Raymond Bradley, Philadelphia Broad street. Surgical Mrs. Martha Marchetti, 127 North Wyoming street. Mrs. Dorothy Heffner, RD 1, Drums.

luneral time. Local Students Entered In Mathematics Contest A large number of area students wil! enter the annual Luzerne County high school mathematics contest in regional schools tomorrow morning. Supervising the event this year are members of the King's College attorney representing and' seven together." Daniel J. O'Gorman, 15 Riverside avenue, Rochester, N. former resident of this city who died Saturday, was buried yesterday morning from the Poole funeral home, Rochester.

Rev. Hogan was the celebrant of the solemn high mass of requiem Coal Probe Likely On March 21 Jury Agenda Federal Grand Jury will reconvene March 21 at Scranton and in aH likelihood will resume its probe of the anthracite industry. On that date Judge Frederick V. Follmer will be in Scranton to call the March term. This indicates that Chief Judge John W.

Murphy will not be back on the bench for the spring term. The chief judge has been sidelined by illness since September, 1959, and spent some time in Florida, after a period in hospitals. ANDREW HAYDl'K Rocco Crease, 602 East Diamond GOP Has 37,000 Edge Andrew Hayduk, 69 Delano ave nue, Yonkers, N.Y., died Monday afternoon at his home. avenue. William Stauffer, 1 East Main street, Weatherly.

Bradley Cogan, Sybertsville. Surviving are his wife, the form In County Registration er Margaret Lickvar, a native of Mrs. Helen Voytko, 216 North in Sacred Heart Cathedral, Rochester. Rev. Zimmer was the deacon and Rev.

Applebee, the sub-deacon. Father Applebee gave the blessing at the grave in Holy Sepulchre cemetery, Rochester. Republicans will have a regis Fourth street. this city, and three children, John, Peggy Ann and Susan, all at home. Two sisters-in-law, Mrs.

Anna oepartment of mathematics. Local schools entered, the number of entries and the person supervising the event at the school include: West Hazleton, 45, Julius Schneider; Mining and Mechanical Institute, 20, Edgar Gower; St. Mrs. Mary Yenchick, 146 Second street, Tomhicken. Semanchick, Hazleton, and Susan Mrs.

Nellie Bercofsky, 905 West Mine Work Schedule Following is the regional mine work schedule for tomorrow: Working Hazleton Shaft breaker, Jeddo Highland No. 7 breaker, Honeybrook Mines, Inc. Gonda, Sheppton, also survive. Diamond avenue, Funeral will be held Thursday morning in Yonkers. Ann's, Freeland, 10, Sister Mary Dorothy; and St.

Gabriel's, 20, Sister Mary Edmund; and Hazleton, 16, Robert McGeehan. tration lead of about 37,000 over the Democrats when the voters go to the polls April 26, despite the changes in party affiliations during the last three months, it was indicated yesterday. Robert M. Rogers, director of Luzerne County Registration Bureau, said exact figures on registration totals would not be available for "some time," but a study of previous figures indicated the Republicans would still have a STATE HOSPITAL: Medical 1 West Hazleton HOT PITZ Every Sat. Free Delivery 'Til 11:30 P.M.

Dial GL 4-9080 CAR TIRES PUNCTURED City police said today Joseph Kubilus, 534 Seybert street reported that two tires on his 1957 Mercury, parked at Seybert and Second street last night, had been punctured with an ice pick. ROUND THE REGION IN 80 SECONDS: Tom Barrett of the Shenandoah Herald writes that every town except Shenandoah had a parking problem after the snowstorm At Shenandoah, he asserts, there was no place to park even BEFORE the storm Fish wardens will be at the White Haven post office at 1 p.m. tomorrow with a truck of brownies and rainbows to stock the Lehigh River between the borough and Hayes Creek with trout Upper Luzerne County communities will have 266,000 trees planted on stripping banks by the state which buys the trees with money forfeited by stripping operators who find it cheaper to lose the bonds than to back fill the pits Seems as though the tree-planting program, desirable as it might be, is merely planting a cover-up for the inadequacies of the law. Death Notices Township OK's Allen Leitzel, rear 806 Seybert street. Jeffrey Jones, Harwood.

Clark E. Grassley, rear 69'2 KRONE ARRANGEMENTS The funeral of Mrs. Anna Krone, RD 1 Freeland, who died Monday Sewer Survey North Wyoming street. at the State Hospital, will be held tomorrow at 2 p. m.

at the Grebey funeral home. Rev. Fred D. Haff-ner, pastor of St. Luke's Lutheran sizeable lead when the voters trek to the polls.

land street, McAdoo. (Continued from Page 9) Allen Ervin, 17 East Blaine' comDarison of the charges to FAMALETTE'S HOT PIZZA 15 $1.00 GL 5-2102 When registration for the April LENTEN SPECIAL PIZZA ELI'S CLUB KNOTTY Cor. Wyoming and Chestnut Sts. GL 4-9210 11:00 A.M. 'to 11:00 P.M.

Hoagies, etc. KRONE At Hazleton State Hospital, Monday March 7th, Mrs. Anna P. (nee Ruske). Krone, widow of Mr.

Cleveland Krone. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral services Thursday at 2:00 o'clock at the Grebey Funeral Home, 235 E. Broad St. Interment in Union Cemetery, Weatherly. Relatives and friends are invited to call at the Grebey Funeral Home Wednesday evening.

Church, Freeland, will conduct the Street, McAdoo. ilh. inriividnal hspt-s fnr pach of primary ended Mondav. Rosers be in services, interment will Weatherly Union cemetery. Mrs.

Carmelita Stefonik, 59ithese aiternate schemes. announced the Democrats had Mam street, Upper Lehigh. The report ais0 wouij contain 'gained 9,042 new party affiliates. Mrs. Anna Conahan, 9 for modi.fying In the November, 1959 general Broad street, West Hazleton.

Lnd the rxistine nlans election, when the Democrat won Popular Baby Foods BRUCE M. HICKS Hotel Altamont Mrs. Andonia STEVE'S HOTEL CAFE DeCusatis, 528 and specifications for the sewage 'control of the county, the Republi- Carson street. 401 N. Broad West Hazleton NAMES IN THE NEWS: John I treatment works with a very had a registration of 125,712 Adf voters and the Democrats, 68,776.

10 varieties of SEA FOOD PLATTERS L. Lewis, president emeritus of the Mine Workers, will receive the MARTINI'S Tas-Tee Pitz DIAL GL 5-1801 Special 15 Pieces $1.00 With Roman Cheese By making allowance for the $1 Mb. Shrimp To Take Out' Steamed Clams Doz. 25c to Democrats it (Labor Award of the New York NOGA At McAdoo, Monday, Mar. 7, John Noga, beloved husband of Anna (Sluck) Noga.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral from the family residence, 112 North Lincoln McAdoo, at 8:30 a. m. Thursday. High mass of requiem in St. Michael's Byzantine Catholic Church at 9 a.

m. Interment in the parish cemetery. Friends may call until time of Raw Clams All You Want To Take Out Doz. 30c PIEROGI SALE Homemade Bread, Doughnuts, Cheese Buns, Poppyseed Rolls, Noodles and Pies. THURSDAY and FRIDAY ST.

STANISLAUS BASEMENT Call GL 4 0662, 8th Carson Sts. Sponsored by Ladies of Parish ful estimate of costs of the recommended modification. "AH data in the report would be presented in such a way that it could be used as a source of data for public information and, if required, as a basis for an application for advance planning funds from the federal government." The firm said its fee for providing the engineering services would appear, the Republicans! Newspaper Guild at a Page One would still have an edge of about APril 1 Jaycee President 37,000 registrations. Jimmy DiMizio will lead about 20 Rogers said yesterday his office Hazleton members to an inter-will spend "some time" meeting at Wilkes-Barre ins the totals. He.

said rlprks will! tonight Barbara Donati, NEAPOLITAN HOT PIZZA funeral. Parastas service tonight have to go through all the regis-, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Eman-, -Michad Jupina and Sons Lewis A. Grebey, RD 1, Hazleton. Stephen Bellas, 14 South Vine street.

Judy Ann Zehner, Sugarloaf RD 1. Carol Dovan, (student nurse) 27 Oakdale, RD 1, Freeland. Surgical Phyllis Fogel, 174 Old street, Harwood. Helen Meker, 335 Ridge street, West Hazleton. Mahlon Walton, RD 2, Weatherly.

John Vizitine, 117 East First street. Mrs. Anna C. Bean, Glenside avenue, Spring Mount. Lawrence Broton, Sugarloaf.

tration files, remove the deceased 1 funeral directors. The Home Pizzeria and make necessary tabulations u'niilr? ho haspH nn hnnrlv rafps Deen eieciea prcsiaeni oi an Cleve dormitory at Rider College i ROMIG At Drums, Mrs. Hannah oin.i Romig. Funeral service Thurs- 12-Cuts $1.00 8-Cuts 75c 6-Cuts 60c ENAMA'S 38 South Wyoming Street DANCE SAT. NITE THE MELODIANS BEER WINE LIQUORS Delore ne W1U De atJle t0 announce LllPT: the exact figures.

methods established w.x. Barry Wagner, son of Mr. and cording to the 34 West 9th St. GL 51001 Across from HHS HOT PIZZA 5 Minute Service At Store day at 10:30 a.m. from the Raymond H.

Nagle Funeral Home, 706 Birkbeck Freeland. Interment in the Freeland Cemetery. by the Pennsylvania Society of 1 ZAT rL Im I Mrs- Walter WaSner- Drums' is iber 3 t0 Monday, Rogers amnmJ Professional Engineers "Free Delivery Service" GL 5-0321, 61 N. Locust St. 5,938 Republicans switched ot hiah TT party affiliations to Democratic.

make thp dean.s Ust Friends may call from 7 to 9. Ray- LUNCHEON TOMORROW to the American! n. idgie, rui.erdi uiictriui. into "Repentance' will be Rev. ucmuuau 6auicu luia has been taken sell Bechtel's theme at the second jOiJ.m in new regisirauons.

Society of Mechanical Engineers STAUFFER-At Nuremberg. Sun-in a series of Lenten luncheons atj DunnS the same period new Re- and has been named house man.j daVi March Bessie M. tomorrow at the YMCA.I publican registrations totaled 817 arer for tne Delta Sigma Phi frat fer. Funeral today. Wednesday at Chairman Kenneth Bayless has an- and 313 Democrats changed to Re- crnit Congressman Clement! 1 P- m- from the hunger Funeral nounced publiCanS- 1 J.

Zablocki, Wisconsin, will receive 'AlEL Hi? Switches in registration fronv.u. annua, award of the Pulaski! he uvT Lcemeterj. hhnger, St. Rev. Bechtel is pastor of John's UCC.

Reservations for the Republican to Democrats was at- Foundation at Washington March' ANDREUZZI'S PIZZERIA LENTEN SPECIALS PIZZA with Shrimp PIZZA with Tuna Fish PIZZA with Anchovies PIZZA with Scumutz PIZZA "Ale Oillo" with Anchovies DAILY 4 P.M. to 11 P.M. FRIDAYS 11 A.M. to 11 P.M. GL 4-9265 301 E.

Dia. Ave. OPENING Marilyn's Beauty Shop 845 North Laurel St. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Saturday 10:00 'ti! 4:00 Thursday, Friday 10:00 'til 9:00 Proprietor: Marilvn Cusatis GL 4-9921 Drake-Wear Post 589 V. F.

W. DANCE TONITE music by Al Robel Borough Airman Gets Staff Sergeant Rank John R. Mizenko. son of Mr. and Mrs.

Alvin Heckler, 239 East Green street, West Hazleton, a member of the Air Force stationed at Mountain Home, Idaho, was recently promoted to staff sergeant. Sgt. Mizenko is married to the former Huguette' Belconi of France. The couple has one daughter, Linda Alice. WEAR At Hazleton State Hospital Monday March 7th, Mrs.

Kath-erine (Kaufman) Wear, wife cf Mr. Frank E. Wear. Funeral and services private Thursday at 10:30 a.m. at the Grebey Funeral Home, 235 E.

Broad St. Interment in Mt. View Cemetery. There will bp no viewing. luncneon must De maue Dy lonigju.

inouiea largely 10 our noiu -overs 28. (in county jobs who changed their, GETS CONDUCT MEDAL jown registrations and many of I RAISE DORM RATES Sp. 4 Michael R. Ross, son of their relatives' registrations in cf-j PHILADELPHIA iJP) The Uni-Mr. and Mrs.

Michael S. Ross, 713 forts to retain their positions, versity of Pennsylvania announc-Seybert street, has received the Likewise, many others seeking po-cd today a 15 per cent increase in Good Conduct medal award at litical jobs have been active in its men's dormitory rents effective Fort George G. Meade, Md. 'party-switching activities. in September..