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THE PLAIN SPEAKER, HAZLETON, WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER 7, 1955 PAGE 2 Truman Is Opposed Report Czechs Making Planes For Russians 30-Day Weather Prediction gylvania Committee for Israel Government Bonds, stated in a special message marking the coming Jewish High Holy Days. "A lurnpl's economv stows in Israel Bond ApDeal Made The provision of economic strength for the State of Israel through Israel Development Bonds represents a "key task for local and world Jewry," Nathan I. Kuss, chairman of the Northeast Penn- J. H. Brooks Go.

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Whether the advice to dou uie water before human use will be removed after that meeting will de-npnd on samDlines made between today and Friday, Bush said. Present tests have shown a "slight improvement" over conditions existinar immediately follow ing the August 18-19 floods, the engineer asserted, but not suiti-cient to warrant stopping boiling. M'ADOO CASES LISTED Among the criminal court cases marked for trial in the Schuyl kill county court at Pottsville for this week areLSlflmey Eberhart, McAdoo, pointing pistol, interfering with an officer and assault: Paul E. Pastula, McAdoo, operat ing vehicle at time license had been suspended; Lena Kroll, McAdoo, assault; Walter Kroll, McAdoo, assault If you're hard to fit if you're tall, short, or stout, we can fit you stylishly. We're always at your service with our clothing experience we're ex- OPEN A HUB I TALL? stout? To Tax Reductions Toledo.

Ohio. Sent. 7. UP) For mer President Harry S. Truman says there is no way to cut taxes and balance the budget.

Telling a news conference here vesterdav that he is against tax cuts at this time, he criticized what he said were plans of the secretary of the treasury to lower federal in come taxes next year. He added that the time to reduce the national debt is when the nation is prosperous. (Secretary of the Treasury George M. Humphrey said recently that it is too early to talk about tax cutting, but has said that the U. S.

should and can balance its budget). Truman was here for a non-partisan speech at a luncheon to raise funds for the $1,750,000 Truman Library at Independence, which will house his papers. Tell Japanese Atomic Warheads Not Shipped Tokyo, Sept. 7. UP) The U.

S. Army today, again told A-bomb conscious Japan that atomic warheads did not accompany the Honest John rocket launchers shipped here recently. In a fact sheet issued in response to queries by Japanese editors, the Army said that when used with a high explosive warhead, one rocket of the Honest John type would have a demolition effect "many times that of the largest artillery shell." And it pointed out that "everyone was aware" that Air Force units with similar destructive potential had been stationed in Japan for the past 10 years. EAT ANYTHING WITH FALSE TEETH! Trouble with plitel thit dip. PUlM fit mfr wilbiMt ptudir psa.

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7. UP) A "SUS newspaper says aircraft factories have hesm ducing jet fighters and bombers for the Soviet Union since before the Korean War. Thn newsDBDer Prace pictures of sleek MIG-type fight. ers and moaern jet oombers yes. terday and described them as the "product of Soviet designers and Czechoslovak workmanship." "Our ultra-modern factories pro.

duced the planes which struck fear into the hearts of the aggressors in Korea," the nsjvspaper added. M. P. B. SOCIETY TO MEET Mrs.

Fannie Veet, president of the Most Precious Blood Altar and Rosary Society has called a special meeting of that organization for 8 o'clock this evening in the school basement. Plans will be discussed for the anniversary breakfast, and for the society's Hallowe'en party. MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OR NATION. Dial GL 4-87SI THE III) 4 II lu I 'l 1 1 fJ mm I'; JiV j3 if -1 'A A 'm: VS I IJ perui COKNIK WAV WIMWin in strength," Mr. Kuss said, "so will) gain an increased capacity to resist! the hostility of neighboring states, and to provide a better life for her citizens.

Democracy will be strengthened in the Middle East as our investments enable Israel to play a more decisive role as an exponent of freedom." "It is appropriate at this High Holy Day season," Mr. Kuss pointed out, "that we express the spirit of our traditional observances by helping Israel to help itself. Every Israel Bond dollar invested in the country's economy speeds Israel forward to self-sufficiency and financial independence." Brownies will do less crumbling if you let them cool before cutting into squares. runibout "iN DeedsRecorded Joseph M. Pavone to Gilbert H.

and Jose W. Ward, Sugarloaf, property on Main street, Conyng-ham. Peter A. Murphy to Harry G. and Betty M.

Renaud, RD 1, Nes-copeck, property in Conyngham Township (11 acres). Jere Woodring Company, to Cerullo Electric Supply Company, 39 South Vine street, Hazleton, property at Vine and Walnut streets. Charles Bogaezyk to Joseph J. and Anna Levitsky, 215 Ridge avenue, West Hazleton, property on Webster avenue, West Hazleton. Jacob Guydish to Jacob and Mary L.

Guydish, 411 West Green street, West Hazleton, prop erty on West Green street, West Hazleton. William Sabia to William Sabia, et al, 821 North Vine street, Hazleton, property on North Vine street, Hazleton. Donata M. Sabia Estate to Wil liam Sabia, 821 North Vine street, Hazleton, property on Vine street, Hazleton. William Sabia, et al, to Angelo Sabia, rear 821 Vine street, Hazleton.

Donata M. Sabia, Estate to Angelo Sabia, 815 North Vine street, Hazleton, property on Vine street, Hazleton. Susan R. Misto to Michael and Helen Karboski, 964 Chestnut street, Freeland, property on Chestnut street, Freeland. James J.

Gemmell to Peter and Anna Belletiere, 410 East Fifth street, Hazleton, property on 11th street, Hazleton. Frank Yannes to Florence B. and Francis F. Rossi, Fern Glen, prop erty in Black Creek Township. Haz-leton Heights Land Company to Andreo and Julia Gido, 159 Muir avenue, Hazleton, on Muir avenue, Hazleton.

Julia Gido to Julia Gido, et al, 159 Muir avenue, Hazleton, prop erty on Muir avenue, Hazleton. Julia Gido to Susan G. and Joseph M. Polchin, 157 Muir avenue, Hazleton, property on Muir avenue, Hazleton. W.

H. GOP Women Have Panel Program "What's My Secret?" program was the entertainment feature of last night's meeting of West Hazle ton Council of Republican Women, held at Farmer's Hotel in the bor ough. The panel was comprised of Ruth Brandau, Mae Lamb, Marjorie Dute and Ida Fichter. Contestants were Helen Henry, Mildred Acri, and Helen McClellan. Routine business was transacted during the session, and a commit tee appointed for next month to consist of Edith O'Donnell, Jean Barone, and Stella Rupp.

Last night's committee included Betty Powell, Mary Smith, and Dawn Whitfield. Installation Sept. 20 For Legion Ladies Officers of the American Legion Ladies Auxiliary of this city will be installed Tuesday evening, September 20, at the Post Home, West Broad street Mrs. Reap of Avoca, will be installing officer. Arrangements for the installation were made at last night's auxiliary meeting.

At that time it was announced that the presidents' and secretaries' conference- wilt be held at Harrisburg, September 30 and October 1. Ann Filbert and Marian Hill were named delegates with Florence Burke and Ruth Dreijsel as alternates. Mame Robertson reported on hospital visits. Classified Ads Bring Results Chtchd wee Trucks MOTOR TRANIPORTk glad to see so many young people their cars sate and road-worthy, and to be good drivers. mechanical knowledge a valuable asset to and to America.

10-DAY MCIH1A1ION OUrtOOX rYMTHW lUftMU hawMMiit of Cwnmwtt Elevator Accident Claims Second Victim New York, Sept. 7. UP) An elevator accident, in which a baby was crushed to death Monday, has claimed a second victim, the child's mother. Mrs. Marie Handwerk, 25, of Manhattan, died yesterday of injuries suffered when she fell three stories down an elevator shaft in a vain effort to keep a rising elevator from crushing her 6-month-old daughter, Linda.

Linda was in a baby carriage that became wedged between the elevator and the shaft wall when the elevator started to rise without an operator. Police theorized that the carriage handle had bumped against the elevator controls, causing it to go up. tho YOUR We're making learning Their will be them Back FREE INTRODUCTORY OFFER! Embossed Snapshot Album just for bringing film to Cal Pane for printing and developing! FREE CAL PANE COUPONS Ten Coupons and you get a 8x10 enlargement of your favorite negative FREE! EXCLVSIVE AT CAL PANE'S-ALL AT NO EXTRA COST! First Negro Named On WB School Faculty Wilkes-Barre City School District yesterday appointed William C. Crowder teacher of music and band and choral director at the Coughlin High School, marking the first time in the history of the Wilkes-Barre schools that a negro has been placed on the faculty. Crowder, 22, was graduated in June from Wilkes College where he majored in music education.

He also took a summer course at Boston University. 2nd Salk Shot For Pa. Pupils First and second graders in Pennsylvania will receive their second Salk polio vaccine injec tions shortly after Oct. 1, the State Health Department Dr. James D.

Purvis, head of the department's Division of Epidemiology, said the definite starting dates of the program would be de termined by the various counties themselves. A total of 406,000 first and sec ond graders who received their first shots last spnng will be eligible for the second free inoculation. Youngsters whose parents did not consent to the first shot, the de partment said, must now visit pri vate physicians If they want their children to receive the first two in jections. The department requested 392,. 221 cubic centimeters of vaccine for October delivery to cover the second inoculation.

The amount was based on the number who received the first shot. Although the program calls for a third shot seven months to one year after the second, Purvis said "It has not been worked out when the third shot will be given, or who is going to pay for it" ARRESTED BY TROOPERS Gerald Barker, of Lee Park, will receive a hearing today on a charge that he burglarized the Meadow Brook Academy, Light Township, over the weekend. State Police Of ficers James Grace and Louis Ku bik, of the local barracks, said that Barker stole a .22 calibre Win chester rifle from the academy. West Hazleton, Pa. CAL PAH i CORNER BROAD CHURCH I to the books for the kids! We hope it's been a wonderful summer for you and your family.

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