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PAGE SEVEN THE EVENING NEWS, HARRISBURG, SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, 1939 year. L. L. Fraelich was named fire chief for his fifth term. Other officers are: R.

A. Miller, vice-president; W. A. Slothower, NOW! 15tf-20tf-25 The Adventure of Mark Twain's Mississippi Days WEEK OF PRAYER ENOLA, Jan. 7.

The Men's Brotherhood of Zion Lutheran Church, Enola, will join with the Week of Prayer services, instead of holding its usual Monday night devotional service next week. secretary; Wilham O'Marrow, assistant secretary; Paul Negley, cor Behind the Scenes Flynn Points Out Omission of Sheppard Committee; Says It Failed to Recommend Taking WPA and Relief Out of Politics. By JOHN T. FLYNN NEA Service Staff Correspondent responding secretary; J. o.

Lum-mings. treasurer: R. A. Miller, trus tee; M. S.

Shenholtz, first assistant chief; Herman Beistline, second assistant fire chief; W. K. Klugh and Kenneth Shanholtz, delegates to over until Thursday, when "Going! i i i Places," Dick Powell amusing lit TEW YORK, Jan. 7. The Shep- tle tale of jitterbugs, nanes and gee pard Committee of the Senate as everyone knew, what the writer jRobert Holer anJ Robert Lambert, tried to point out in that 1934 alternates; Ernest Beistline and S.

article that you cannot spend Christine, delegate and alternate lions of public money and entrust Pennsylvania convention, and it to political appointees all overjMark Nebinger and M. S. Shanholtz, gees, will open. Listed in the cast of that venture, by the way, are -COMING TUESDAY reporting on WPA political abuses (11AK1.KS liUlf.lt Ml. Kill htklli ALGIERS -'l, PRAIRIE MOON Saf.

Mai. Only The Spider's Veb No. 4 Movie Scrapbook T. Re. U.

8. Pat. Off. and making recommendations for Anita Louise, Allen Jenkins, Harold Fan Fare reform, singularly leaves out the Huber, Walter Catlett, Louis Arm strong and Maxine Sullivan. rho man.

Tt be used for no 1- oeiegaie ana airman: iu uie auuia- DISBARRED GAIL PATRICK Robt. Preston Sidney Toler tics as surely as fire will DUin, -n New Slate wood. lie uuilliaiijr win uuiu H'S roast supper tonight at 6.30 o'clock By DICK SPONG The first thing to do is to re- NLY faintly reminiscent of "The in tne company Duuaing. nooeni--. Willis, a member of the company, il 1 fit) A WtW 14th nd Adventures of Tom Sawyer, organize the entire WPA and all relief agencies.

It is not enough donated the pig. Derry Sts. SCHEDULES have changed at the State since our last moment of writing, arid the new setup is as follows: "Blondie," with Penny Singleton, Arthur Lake, Larry Sims and Gene Lockhart, and rumored to "Tom r. Detective can nevertheless be called, like that pic Third and Broad Sts. most iniDortant recommendation of all.

That is to take the WPA and all of the recovery and relief activities of the Government lock, stock and barrel out of politics. It is all right to prohibit politicians from soliciting funds from relief workers and other persons on the government pay-roll; to nrevent politicians from getting their names and addresses, and fo on. But the place to strike is at the root. First of all, the entire administration of recovery! School Head to Speak merely to aopoint another administrator, with the same philosophy guiding the man who dominates it "SHINING HOUR" Jonn Crawford Maricnrrt 8ullavnn Melvyn I'onehu Robert Young ture, sound, clean entertainment for the whole family. Dealing with the further adventures of Tom and his be a grand screen version qf the NEW CUMBERLAND.

Jan. Paul Cressman. of the Depart comic strip, opsns at the Locust all. The men who rule the WfA Cuntlnuou 2-11 P.M. lean Arthur James Ptewnrt YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU storied cronv.

Huck Finn, it might street theater Monday, for three should be chosen on a merit sys ment of Public Instruction, will be with a more lavish budget and more Mnt. i V. M. Eve. P.

M. days. Then comes "Devil's Island," Promotion should be on a 'the principal speaker at the meeting diligent writing, have been an itemj tern Edward Arnold l.htnel Itarrvroore or me New uumDeriana a. this evening at 7.45 o'clock in the i- 1 TJ, Boris Karloff's latest thriller, which is scheduled to open for a full week Thursday. merit basis.

Administration should be as completely divorced from the PENWAY rOPEYK (art, ion anil Short Subje.1 18th State of major importance on the season calendar, as was its predecessor. As it now stands, it offers a pleasant influence of the politician in tneltrmi ho nnv at and regulation and relief must be. Thursday, January 19, will see county, in the State House and in Home Following the talk, a "OUT WEST WITH THE HARDYS" evening divertisement, which in it self is nothing to be sneered at. Sleuths the White House as is possible. TUOINT DANCE general discussion will be held, and there will also be group singing, led by Miss Jean Wolf, supervisor of Inquiry Needed Sk 4 t.ewi Stone "There's That Woman Again," with Melvyn Douglas and Virginia Bruce, opening at the State, and the following Thursday, which the calendar tells us falls on January 26, will bring Tyrone Power's latest vehicle, "Jesse James," one of a crop of prominent Westerns in the offing.

tt SPECIAL SOUTHERN BAND 9 Bob Rilty't Ronner Mnt. P. 11. WHAT has happened in relief has music. Eve.

A P. M. TOM AND HUCK, this time, are sent to spend the Summer with Aunt Sally and Uncle Silas. Things BOXY Adults 20c Children uiuuiiuiiifiy uryii taken completely out of the hands of political employes. As early as December, 1934, the present writer observed the amazing degree to which the old spoils system was being revived.

There was some criticism of it elsewhere too, but it was all blamed on Jim Farley. Then I wrote "Nobody knows Farley better than Roosevelt. Since the partnership was formed Farley has been nothing but a messenger boy. Takes Orders Sensational Electrified Rhythm are in a pretty bad way when tney get there. It seems that Brace Dun-lap (the moment you see him you know he's the villain) wants to JAN.

9th EilOP.M. "Too Hot to Handle" happened everywhere in the Government. Thousands of men have been employed under the spoils system and then the President, with a pious gesture, has announced that they should be put under civil service. Not only are his spoilsmen put into jobs but he attempts to keep them there forever by a spurious civil service. NEW CUMBERLAND NEWS NEW CUMBERLAND, Jan.

7. Mrs. John Kaufman was named second vice-president of the Council of Republican Women, to succeed Mrs. Joseph Smarr, Dublicity chairman. Mrs.

John Jenkins has named the following committee: Miss Katherine Shaffer, Miss Irene Hager, Miss Sara Hager and Mrs. marry Uncle Silas' daughter (Janet Adminion Remaining 33' Clark Gable Myrna toy Waldo). He has also mrect out nis half-wit brother, Jupiter, to help on Uncle Silas' farm in return for bed Mat. P. M.

Eve. 6 P. M. and board, and the inference is that CCS GOMpTOfOIS JtULOF New Thnrsday SPEAKING of big production Westerns, the first of the new year is "Stand Up and Fight," with Robert Taylor, Wallace Beery, Charles Bickford, Florence Rice and Barton MacLane, which comes to Loew's Thursday. The scene is the near-South, the time just before the Civil War.

The story deals with the bloody struggle which raged between the new railroad interests of he has instructed Jupiter to devil Vance Eater. The appointed mem1 fE does what he is told fol- the life out of the old man. Nobody H1 Why does not a benate commit in the audience can figure out wliy TT lows Roosevelt's order with HI! wr Jt. mm I tee send out a questionnaire to all, inauguration ceremony. The next employes of the Government in i meeting will be Monday, January 16, Uncle Silas doesn't just fire Jupiter childlike simplicity.

But this much and be done with it, but that's the must be said for him. He said Washington and ask how much 10 at 7.45 p. at the Citizens Hose they have contributed to the vari aneff the day and the stand-patters who Mat. 2 P. M.

Eve, 6 Continuous America's Thrilling Cavalcade of Aviation! MacDONALD NELSON EDDY In Victor Herbert's ran the stage-coaches. Florence Rice, who incidentally, will be playing her third straight week at Loew's, has her most im Company house on Fourth street. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ruff entertained in honor of the fourth birthday anniversary of their daughter, Patsy Ann Ruff.

Games were played and refreshments were served to the following: Carol Ann Hurst. Sandra Hurst, Ruth Cook, Robert Sweigart, Doris Lovejoy, Jean Sweigart, Beverly Sweigart, Donnie Rohrpaugh, ous campaigns since 1933, and whom the money was given to, and who solicited it? The public service has been combed and hounded for political contributions just as the relief workers have. Congress should investigate the WW over his own signature: 'Patronage is a reward for party He never said, for instance, 'I think that everybody who has studied the question is in favor of the civil That was said by Roosevelt." Every man knows what are the weaknesses of human nature. The President knows them. He knew portant role to date in this, they SWEETHEARTS' way with the movies, and its too late to start complaining.

Anyway, there's a murder, and what looks to be Jupiter's body is found and everybody thinks Uncle Silas did it. As a matter of fact the body turns out later, after Huck and Finn have done their sleuthing, to be Jupiter's long-lost twin brother Jake (we forgot to tell you about him), and the murderers are two other fellows. Credits THE two juveniles, Billy Cook as tell us. with FRANK MORGAN, Dead End Stuff A A in tchnicolor whole subject. Copyright.

1039, NEA Service. Tne. AfcttALU jacKie cooper, r.amuna jjoew ana r.Vur Wendy Barrie. and which comes to UXWtO IN '1H6 FWrJ6 IRISHMAN Vllhl Robert Benchley the Senate. The picture finds Jackiei VI News of the West Shore Donnie Eshelman, Jack ishelman, Lillie Mae Eshelman, Patsy Ruff and Joey Ruff.

Mrs. Ruff was assisted in entertaining by Mrs. Calvin Hurst, Mrs. Russell Sweigart, Mrs. Paul Cook, Miss Dorothy Sweigart and Mrs.

Miriam Lovejoy. The auxiliary of the Citizens Hose Company will hold its monthly meeting Monday night at 8 o'clock at the firehouse cm Fourth street. xom aawyer ana iunaiu uoun-i, vagabond of the Streets, Who is Continuous From 2 P. M. NATIONAL 7u rJ taken into a newsboys' home which of the adults as far as acting honors sponsored by a publisher.

When are concerned, but this is partly theitVl wohw wnHv the publisher dies, daughter Wendy JANE WITHERS JANE fault of the writing, because such HIT SNAG IN SALE BLAZE CAUSED competent people as Porter Hall and Always in Trouble Barne takes over and begins to in-iect some pretty fantastic ideas into the publishing business, against the better advice of her suitor, Edmund Elizabeth Risdon are hampered by MJ M. KJ VS IV A IV 111 A GEORGE SCARBO Joyce Compton won a beauty contest while attending Tulsa, University won Warners' contract as a result breeds Belgian Griffons. Persian cats and rabbits paints and sells landscapes and tapestries prizes a fur bed-throw of rabbit skins born in Lexington, Ky. good swimmer red hair, blue eyes five feet five: inches tall, weighs 116. Mrs.

Mildred Baum is president of last Day black-an-white characterizations, the auxiliary. Miss Estella Spark and Miss Mar SALLY E1LERS Nurse From Brooklyn Lowe. 8Y BAD WIRING jorie Shover were recent guests of lo make things all the worse, a politician buys the opposition paper, the Rev. and Mrs. irnest weaver, in Philadelphia.

Rialto Mat. 2 P. M. Eve. 7 P.

M. ana begins to use the old Chicago, circulation-building, gangster meth SHIREMANSTOWN, Jan. 7. A fire believed to have been caused by TO HOLD UNION SERVICE lewis Stone Mickey Rooney ods. It's rumored to be strong, realistic fare, with more than a little defective wiring damaged the Sum Dr.

W. W. Waters or Dr. J. A.

Ton- ENOLA, Jan. 7. The first of the union evangelistic services of Enola mer kitchen adjoining the home of oi the "Dead End" touch. The Neighborhoods OUT WEST WITH THE HARDYS will be held tomorrow night in Zion Lutheran Church. The service will be preceded by a cantata, Mr.

and Mrs. Herbert Kidwell, Rana Villa truck farmers, to an extent of $1000, early yesterday MENJOU OAKIE HALE1 A New High in Comedy ery; State Insurance Commissioner, County Chairman Henry Poole or A. Galland; Secretary to the Governor. Gordon Mason; Secretary of Property and Supplies, William Phillips, Michael Yeosock or Mayor Onstioski, of Nanticoke; Secretary IN addition to "You Can't Take It 1 With You," which, as we reported morning. The shed was already ablaze when yesterday, at the Broad, highlights "Night of Holy Memories, which will be given by members of the choir of Zion Church.

The cantata will begin at 6.45 at the Neighborhood theaters include of Revenue, Thomas Heffernan; firemen from the Lower Allen Township Fire Company arrived at 2.30 a. m. They then concentrated their efforts on preventing the Secretary of Highways. City Coun o'clock and immediately afterwards the union service will start. The cilman Thomas Williams, of Wilkes- Barre, or Arthur Nicholson: Com spread of fire to the home, which pastor of the host church is the Rev.

Hiram W. Trostcl. Algiers." with Charles Boyer and Sigrid Gurie, as the top half of a dual at the Capitol; "Too Hot to Handle." one of the biggest box-office pictures of the year, at the Roxy; "Men With Wings," with Ray Milland and Fred MacMurray. at the Lemoyne, and "The Shining Hour," with Joan Crawford and Marsaret OF SGHQOLHOUSE ENOLA, Jan. 7.

Following a meeting of the East Pennsboro School Board held Thursday evening, it was revealed that the abandoned Oyster schoolhouse, near Oyster's Mills on the back road from Enola to Camp Hill, which has been vacant for the past four years, may not be disposed of as the board had expected. Murray Bretz, East Pennsboro Township, who purchased the land surrounding the school property some time ago, appeared at the meeting and claimed the land, ing to purchase the building. He purchased his farm from Abraham Orris, original purchaser from the Oyster estate. Fifty or sixty years ago the property on which the school stands was deeded to the board. This was done at the time the two-room school-house was built, with the understanding that it was to be used only! for school purposes, and that when the school board ceased to have a use for it.

the land would revert to the original owners. A condition of the deed was that the estate should pay a fair price, established bv a body of three viewers, for the building. The building was erected at the expense of the school board hi the time it reclaimed the land. missioner of Fisheries, J. Q.

Crevel-ing, and Commissioner of State Police. John Dempsey. ine iact that the btate finance BRIDGE CLUB WILL MEET NEW CUMBERLAND, Jan. West Shore Free Bridge Association will meet Tuesday night at 8 is adjacent to the kitchen shed. The meat of five hogs, which were in the shed, was totally destroyed, along with the shed.

Neighbors helped Mrs. Kidwell, her son James, and a nephew, who lives with them, to fight the blaze. Kidwell was not at home when the blaze was discovered. The fire was Building will not be completed for the early sessions of the 1939 Legis Jr jSulIavan, at the Grand. We don't I have to do more than repeat the i title of "Out West With the Hardys," lature has left the Senate and House once more without an adequate o'clock in the Elkwood Fire Company building, Eighth street, New Cumberland, W.

Scott Coble, of number of committee rooms. How-i Wormleysburg, announced yester ever, legislative leaders have hopes that some of the bureaus of the fiscal offices may be moved soon into day. I JACKIE COOPER The young star is shown in one of the building before it is finished HELD OVER 'TIL THURS. lYl A MlLLiAA under control by 3.30 clock. In addition to the meat, 1200 quarts of canned fruits and vegetables stored in the cellar of the kitchen, and furniture stored in a small second story were destroyed Kirk Ainsworth.

owner of the nmn- wmcn is at tne Fenway, the Strand, and the Rialto. The National has a double feature, "Always in Trouble" and "Nurse From Brooklyn." If we were to single anything out specially, it would be "Room Service," with the incomparable Marx Brothers, at the Paxtang. Not only is the feature tops, but one of the ana turnea over to tne the vivid action scenes in "News LODGE GROUP TO MEET WORMLEYSBURG, Jan. boys' Home." which comes to the Senate Monday. An inspection will be held Mon Members of the West Shore Lodge day by representatives of the Gen Knights of Pythias will be host to e-ity, carried fire insurance, but the Held Over eral State Authority and Matthew most important short subjects of the impoiwiH nori suojecu loss of the Kidwells' goods was com-'tne Chancellors' Association of TfeHNCOlOR A I i I A J00 1 iH0 IHE MARCH r0FSflME I Line" If jyfjvJ lml flPHOSE who haven as yet caught ft McCloskey, contractor, in an ear.

'Inside the Maginot Line the: effcrt to find out if available space Cumberland County for the meeting plete. 1 a glimpse of "Kentucky" will be March of Time item, and the delight to be held on Monday evening, January 16. at the lodge hall in happv to hear that, as we predicted, jful "Donald's Better Self" are in-the Colonial will hold the picture i eluded on the program. The board referred the matter to rwi Theater Steelton II I LAi a i cJf their solicitor. Russel B.

Updegraff. for advice. Updegraff will report at the next regular meeting of the board, Thursday, February 2. FIVE MEMBERS NAMED TO BOARD bors in lucrative positions in Har risburg." in completed sections of the building can be located for some of the Treasury and Auditor General's Departments' bureaus. Col.

A. S. Janeway. executive director of the Authority, said today the contractor is willing to cooperate in opening the way so that the needed committee rooms can be located in office space in the Capitol that would be vacated if part of the new building can be used. State Political Gleanings LORETTA YOUNG RICHARD GREENE WALTER BRENNAM DOUGLAS DUMBWIU KAUN MOftlfY I MORONI CX5N, ins YfliiNU Wormleysburg Firemen Very few of the Luzerne County prospective job-holders whom the local man encountered wanted or Mat.

I M. Eve. Cunt. "Out West With The Hardys" Mickey Rooney Lewis Stone WEST FAIRVIEW. Jan.

new members were arjoointed to the Will Have New Quarters dinary jobs. Most of them, he said, appeared to be interested only in Democrats Have Ace in Hole When Senate Meets THURSDAY something paying upwards of $3600 borough planning commission yesterday, following a regular meeting of the borough council. Last Fall, council had appointed a temporary commission, consisting of five members, to act for the borough. The STANDARD Theater Steelton CHARLES G. MILLER and which would require their presence in Harrisburg about one or two days a month.

Those it is to be assumed, would be on or about the fifteenth day and the thirtieth day of each month. State em Mat. P. M. Eve.

Cont. T1HE Democrats of the Senate, if pressed too hard by the Repub- rSri.f3reffi 1 licans. who are swearing vengeance because the Democrats named The 3 Mesquiteers In "PALS OF THE SADDLE" ployes are paid semi-monthly. On the whole, it was reported, the Date of Discussion on Grade-Crossings Listed Chairman D. J.

Driscollvof the Public Utility Commission, announced yesterday that the first conference of the commission and railroad grade crossing experts for the discussion of grade crossings would be held during the week of February 6. The conference, the outcome of a recent meeting: between the commission and executives of five ma principal subject of discussion in the ger, two years; Carl Williams three 811 omcers ana employes except tne rresiaenr, pro nave an years; Joseph' Dixon, four 'yearsjace tne nh3 in the matter of confirmation of the next Governor's and L. Ira Cargill, five years. appointees. Council also abolished the West A two-third vote of the Senate, or thirty-four votes, is required Fairview Board I of Health and in the to confirm the appointments that Governor James will make.

Unless future the State will carrv on the -i i new Governors home territory is the makeun of his cabinet. The DAYS work. Council will m.rrha "lies are oioheii. neiLnur party aione couiu get su- a vo e. WORMLEYSBURG.

Jan. 7. The Wormleysburg Fire Company will hereafter have new quarters for its meetings, for, following a request made by borough council last night, the company agreed to vacate its old meeting place in the borough building, at Second and Market streets. It has not been definitely decided where the new quarters will be, but it is likely that ihe company will meet either in the recreational room in the basement, or in the auditorium of the building. The request was made by two members of the council, Claude E.

Carl and Harry Baker, who said that the old quarters would be used as the office of Vernon Kister, borough secretary. It was reported at last night's meeting that Jacob S. Ort, oldest member of the fire company, is re-'cuperating after a serious illness. Ort will be 90 next month. He was a charter member of the company, having been one of the organizers majority of James' supporters appeared to be aiming at a place in the cabinet.

Most of this group, he explained, intimated that if they The first appointments that the new Governor will send to the SliSIS HOHMI I'Yi' LHZ3 uniform, a black-jack and a revolver for Chief of Police Daniel Shindel. failed to land in the cabinet, they would be willing to compromise on Or iiraMiiQ Senate will be those of his cabinet officers. The names will be presented by the Secretary to the Governor, as soon as the Senate reconvenes after the inaugural ceremony. If the Senate does not confirm the appointees they cannot take charge of the departments to which they have been assigned. Should the two Senate grroups get into such a snarl that no cabinet officer is confirmed, the new Governor's selections would be blocked from taking over the departments jor railroad lines, is expected to result in a plan for the protection of grade crossings based on public safety.

Camp Hill Post Of fice Shows Increase in 1938 CAMP HILL, Jan. 7. Lewis B. Sutton, postmaster, reported last night an increase of more than 10 per cent, in receipts for 1938 over the previous year. The receipts for last yeor were $20,091.34 as aeainst thp SIR 1(19 55 re appointment to the desk jobs vi 1 1 iiitib iii.au uuiii) uc il nit a part-time job something that wouldn't interfere with their regular business or profession and which would be accompanied by an annual salary of anything above $5000.

If Pennsylvania should have the benefit of an "all-Luzerne County" cabinet it might include, said the local observer, the following: Attorney General. Andrew Houri-san. Judge A. W. Valentine, Leon Schwartz.

Thomas M-. Lewis, Sophia M. R. O'Hara, Frank P. Slattery.

William Gillespie or William P. Burke: Secretary of Labor and In Miners and Operators Mourn Death of Penna International Ketcs Sertic TERRE HAUTE, Jan. 7. Both coal miners and operators today mourned the death of Philip H. Penna, 81, pioneer labor leader.

in iau. Governor could reappoint them to serve until the end of the next Senate session. and the clerks, pasters and folders and pages. They left open the secretaries and clerks the President i y- a a. At taken in during 1937.

The 1938 total FOR THE RIGHT TO is xne largest ever attained by the Camp Hill Dost office. Sutton stated Usually under calmer political Senate make. thes, Remih. Money order receipts showed skies the Senate has approved the A Great GRAND VALUE executive appointments made on the first day of an administration. Penna was a former international president of the United Mine licans can select their own appointees.

That is as far as most of the Democrats expect to go in holding out the olive branch, they say. so that the departments may begin Workers of America, and also gain of approximately 20 per while savings bond sales were about 50 per cent, higher. During the past Christmas season fifteen additional men were used by the post office and a net increase of $823 was noted in receipts over the same period in 1937. dustry, George E. Gwilliam, Jonathan! to function under new manage in a world that had, no place for them wrest a living from pitiless streets Famous a Brand New See it at ments R.

Davis, John Dougherty. Oliver Stecker or John MacGuffie; chair served as an executive of the Indiana Coal Operators Association He died at his home here Chief Justice John W. Kephart will administer the oath of office to man of State Liauor Control Board, 235 The situation this time is differ John A. Carroll; Secretary of Health, Judge James when the latter be ent. The Republicans claim the comes Governor January 17.

It Democrats followed illegal and unconstitutional methods in organiz will be the Chief Justice's first and last induction of a Governor into office, for this is his last year in Paul Negley Named Head Of Lemoyne Fire Co. LEMOYNE, Jan. 7. At the annual re-organization meeting of the Citizens Fire fTomnanv hplH lact niaM Theater Featuretime ing me senate. Meny of the holdover Democratic $10 DOWN TROUP BROS on ice.

Justice Kephart's predecessors Senators are also resentful, because Republicans in the last Senate COLONIAL "Kentucky," LoretU Toon. Richard Greene. 10.55; 1.05; since 1913 each swore in two Governors and the late Chief Justice X. Market So in the firehouse, Paul Negley waslwoud not join them in approving elected president for the cominglthe appointments of Arthur Cole- 31 mmm 3.15: 5.25; 7.S5: 9.45. LOEW'S "Sweethearts," Jeanette MacDonald, Nelson Eddy, 11.50; 2.15; 4.40; 7.05; 9.35.

SENATE "The Girl Franchot Tone, Franciska Gaal, 12.00, 2.00. 4.00. .00. 8.00. 10.00.

STATE "Thanks For Everything" Adolphe Menjou, Jack Oakie, Binnie D. Newlin Fell, from 1903 to 1911, swore in three Governors. Governor-elect James can select his entire cabinet from his native county, Luzerne, and still leave in the wake of such appointments a frothing stream of disappointed, dismayed and disgruntled Republican boyhood friends. That opinion was Barn's. 1.00: 2.45: 435: 6.25: 8.15: 10.00.

Kiuvr as a memoer oi tne rumic Utility Commission, Leo A. Crossen as a member of the State Liquor Board, and Edward N. Jones as 8 member of the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission. Coalition of Republicans and Democrats had resulted in confirmation of other Earle appointees. While ReDUblicans ere discusqinff VICTORIA "Tom Sawyer.

Detective," Donald O'Connor, Billy Cook, 11.33: 1.18: 3.03; 4.48: 6.33: 8.18: 10.03. 7 "f-n -i- mi iiiimn jiM BROAD "Yon Can't Take It With You." Jean Arthur, James Stewart. CAPITOL Two Features, "Algiers," Charles Boyer, Hedy La.Marr; mmm also "Prairin Moon." Gene Autry. taking legal steps to undo what the Democrats did to them at the first GRAND "Shining Hour," Joan Crawford, Melvyn Douglas. LEMOYNE "Men With Wings" Fred MacMurray.

Louise Campbell. expressed by a Dauphin County Pinchotite who formerly lived in Wilkes-Barre and who spent the holiday season there with his session of the Senate this year, it NATIONAL Two Features, 'Always In Trouble," Jane Withers; also "Nurse From Brooklyn." Sally Eilerj. can De just as truthfully said that the Democrats are considerine If you believe everything you PAXTANG "Roorr Service." Marie Brothers. i blocking the new executive's ap- hear ud around Luzerne Countv these I PENWAY "Out West With the Hardvs." Lewis Stone. Mickev Roonev.

days," said the local Pinchot man, RIALTO "Out West With the Hardys," Mickey Kooney, Lewis Stone. ') oomtees when they reach the Senate. Some of the Senate Democrats tne new governor will solve theiKUAV "Too Hot To Handle," Clark Gable. Myrna Loy. LAST FRANCHOT TONE, FRANCISKA GAAL DAY in "THE GIRL DOWNSTAIRS" Contend they Showed leniencv to- nrnhlom hrr Carina oil hie t.i"iirno 'THAX'n ISI1(nl "Om MfiiU Ik.

II-, Pnnn.i twards the Republicans in making; County friends, relatives and neigh- Lewis Stone,.