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16 THE EVENING NEWS, Harrisburg, Tuesday, March 13, 1945 Urges Careful Plan in $10 Conscience PI c. Solomon Hunch Wounded in Germany Tractor and Equipment Company, Har R. R. Crews HARRISBURG AND ENOLA SIDES Wardrobe Interchanging 3 From Area Overseas With Medics 28 Months Staff Sgt. Russell.

L. Leibig, 21 South Twentieth street; Tech. risburg Building and Construction Trade Council, IHCB and CLU of America, Belgrade Dress Company. Megs Macaroni Company, H. and J.

Gross Distribu Philadelphia Division Amboy Engine Red Cross Goal Reached by Firms crrr sergeant promoted Cloyde F. Beyers, sort of O. C. Beyers, 1601 North Third street, has been promoted to the grade of staff sergeant at Camp Pinedale, Holder of the Good Conduct Medal, he is a warehouseman. Formerly an employe of.

the Bell Telephone Company, he entered the Army April 9, 1943. Crewa first to go after 11 a. 320, 323 322. Cash for Library Amboy Train Crews first to go after 11 Fourth Grade Kenneth E. Vanatta, i a.

320, 322. At a meeting of the Harrisburg tors, Harrisburg Coca-Cola Bottling Company, W. and L. Beer Distributors, Breyer Company, Harrisburg Dairies Incorporated, Hoak's Dairy and Ice Cream Company, Ryder's Dairy. Harrisburg News Agency, Moose Club, Tokyo Gardens, Spungin's Abattoir, Army and Navy Sales Company, Bond Stores.

In Enola Engine Crews first to go after 11 a. 228. 203, 232, 231, 217, 233, 213, 204, 202. 234. 223.

220. Many firms the Commerce, In Library last night receipts of $10 in "conscience money" from an Enola Train Crews first to go after 11 a. 215, 203, 209. 203. anonymous donor was reported.

Enola Jersey Train Crews first to go dustry and Labor Divisions of the Red Cross War Fund Campaign have already turned in complete reports after 11 a. 671. 600. 673 633, 603, 643 Enclosed with the money was a 333 Swatara street, Steelton, and Sgt. George F.

Dull, 20 East Coover street, Mechanicsburg, are members of the 51st Medical Battalion in Italy. Overseas 28 months, the group has served in England, Algeria, Tunisia and Sicily. Sergeant Leibig is the son of Mr. 629. 626.

606, 628. 649. 637, 613. corporated. Joseph Fredman Store, Kuhn Clothing Company, Stark Brothers, Cantor's Shoe Store, C.

J. Crego and Son, C. B. Rodney, Herman's Shoe Store. Smith Brothers, Klevan Bros.

Shoe Shop, Walk-Over Boot Shop, Capitol note saying that ten years ago the Enola Jersey Engine Crews first to go of their canvass, showing 100 per cent, or more of their unit goals subscribed, Harold S. Rand, division after 11 a. 648, 685, 645, 608, 612, 663, 610, 647, 631, 607. 671, 679, 635, 675, 637, person had "borrowed" several books from the library and had 655, 624, 642, 649, 606, 681, 673, 616, 657, 661 614, 641. 600.

Shop. Miller Bros. Company. Wilbach Distributing Company, Pennsylvania Association for the Blind, F. W.

Woolworth never returned them. Camden Engine Crews first to go after A committee was named -to- eeek chairman announced today. They include: J. B. Martin Motors, Incorporated Packard-HarrisburB.

Automotive Sup 11 a. 184, 176, 181, 17Z, 186, 175, 188 187. 170. 171, 185. Camden Train Crews first to go after and Mrs.

Frank N. Leibig. A graduate of John Harris High School and Lebanon Valley College, he has Awarded Third Cluster 11 a. 175. 177, 180.

181, 170. 171. 176. a location for storage of books and possible establishment of a branch library. It was pointed ply Company, United Automotive Service, Harrisburg Auto Parts Company.

GETS GOOD CONDUCT RIBBON WAC Cpl. Elizabeth Lawver, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John S. Lawver, 1651 Elm street, has been awarded the Good Conduct Ribbon at Miami Beach, where she is a member of the Army Air Forces Redistribution Station permanent party personnel.

She entered the Army in January, 1944. AWARDED INFANTRY BADGE The Combat Infantry Badge has been awarded to Pfc. George H. Stevens, husband of Mrs. Eleanor Stevens, 28 North Thirty-fourth street, for exemplary conduct in action with the First Army in Staff Sgt.

George H. Heck, 23, son Engineers for 643, 675, 709, 176, 220, 225. Firemen for 171, 172. 184, 707. Conductors for 641.

175. Brakemen for 605. 615, 623. 629, 639, 671, Highway Service Station, Thornton A Bell and Son, Armstrong Printing Com been in the Army for 46 months. Technician Vanatta, son of Mr.

of George W. Heck, 210 Fourth out that this is desirable since a pany, Co-operative Loan and Invest 673. 670, 172, 173, 210. MISS DOROTHEA COOK "Doubling your wardrobe by in large number of "idle" books now ment Company, Community Consumer and Mrs. Marke Vanatta, is a grad Engineers up: Rimer, Spotts, Brink, street, West Fairview, who is stationed at an 8th' Air Force bomber on the shelves could be moved, Brown, Cence, Shearer.

terchanging its parts is a neat uate of Steelton High School and a Discount Company. Henry and Hockey, Aetna Life Affiliated Companies, Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Com Firemen up: Brodmck. Calhoun, Scheib, making way for later editions and station in England, has been awarded Biskins. Woodward, Mobley, Rheades, former employe of the Bethlehem Steel Corporation. volumes in greater demand.

Zicarelli, Harding Franklin. Conductors up: Supko, Stambaugh, trick," says Miss Dorothea Cook, Lux expert on clothes conservation and color analyst at Pomeroy's this The February circulation report Sergeant Dull, husband of Mrs. the third Oak Leaf Cluster to his Air Medal. He is a veteran of more than 25 heavy bombardment combat missions as a tail gunner on a Spence. Brakemen up: Jones, Devers.

of Miss Alice R. Eaton, librarian, G. F. Dull, Mechanisburg, and son of Mr. and Mrs.

G. F. Dull, 19 week. "You can do it easily, pro vided you start with a plan. Middle Division Enola Engine Crews B-17 Flying Fortress.

Prior to enter PFC. SOLOMON HURSCH Pfc. Solomon Hursch, 24, son of Juniata street, Enola, is a grad first to go after 11 a. 143, 157, 146, 135, 121. 137, 168, 165, 155, 140, 130, 129, 141, 125.

Four Altoona crews holding 12 hours. ing the service in November, 1942, RED ITCHY SCALY "The secret is choosing colors that go well together. You might start with a brilliantly printed uate of the Enola High School. pany, Metropolitan Life Insurance Company, Provident-Mutual Life Insurance Company, Prudential Insurance Company-Union Trust Building, Connecticut General Life Insurance Company, Fidelity Mutual Life Insurance Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Company, Capital Hospital Service. Harris-burg Chambef of Commerce, Bethesda Mission.

Boy Scouts of America, Children's Home of Harrisburg. Community Chest and Council of Harrisburg, Sylvan Heights Home, Tuberculosis Society, Visiting Nurse Association. Harrisburg Railways Company, United Telephone Company, Pennsylvania Supply Company. Central Storage and Transfer Company, Kohl Brothers. Central he was a salesman for the Rieck-McJunkin Dairy Company, Mr.

and Mrs. Nicholas Hursch, 1314 Green street, was seriously Enola Train Crews first to go after 11 a. 149. 156, 154, 129, 150, 145, 135, 132, shirt, a checked blouse, black skirt, reflected the severe Winter weather, all of the figures being lower than for February, 1944. Last month circulation was 49,890 books, compared wth 57,878 during the same month of 1944.

The number of questions declined from 1069 to 929, and the number of visitors from 3275 to 2845. Committees for the coming year Labor Bills Discussed Labor legislation was discussed wounded in Germany, February 23, according to a War Department black shorts and lime jacket. You New Guinea, if placed with one LSUVU 124. 155, 120. Two Altoona crews holding 12 hours.

Engineers for 165, 168. Fireman for 168. Conductor for 147. Brakemen for 120. 130, 141, 155.

Engineers up: Taggart, Trostle, Gill. Firemen up: Shepler. Endress. Duhrham. end at New York City, would reach dispatch received by his wife, Mrs.

Constance Coldsmith Hursch, of can wear either blouse with the skirt or shorts and top both combinations with the same jacket be Doctor's Mnvisihle' LinnM to the state of Colorado. yesterday at a conference of organized labor men and Republican leaders, and following the meeting it was stated the session had been "entirely harmonious and had led to a better understanding." Hoffman, Weber, McDermott, Kyler, cause the colors have been planned to harmonize. were appointed by Chairman Clarence E. Zorger as follows: Conductor up: Hall. Brakemen up: Walker.

Ickes. Kerns. Fill "When planning your basic ward Flasher, Simonton. robe, be sure you choose flattering Finance F. M.

Gilbert, treasurer; James A. Fitzpatrick, Hen The same groups will meet again Promptly Relieves Torture! First applications of wonderful soothing medicated Zemo a doctor's formula promptly relieve the itching and burning and also help heal the red, scaly skin. Amazingly successful for over 85 years! First trial of Zemo convinces! Invisible doesn't show on skin. All drug stores. In 3 sizes.

fj Harrisburg Side, Yard- Board En March 20 to discuss details of colors as well as ones that go together. No matter how lovely a derson Gilbert and Alton W. Lick. gineers for: IB, 9B, 38B. 1110 Montgomery street.

Private Hursch, who entered the service May 19, 1944, trained at Fort McClellan, with the infantry. He went overseas from Fort Meade, on October 31, 1944. A former employe of the Harrisburg Steel Corporation, he has seen service in France, Belgium and Holland. He is the father of a 14-month-old daughter, Saundra, who resides with her mother. workmen's compensation and un Firemen for: 26B, 3rd 10B.

13B. Last brakeman out: Moyer. Engineers up: Rhen. Dunn. Lake.

shade is, or how smart the pattern, employment compensation legisla you won't look well dressed if the tion. Klinepeter, Clemm, Cessna. Firemen up: Powell. Hoover. Books.

color isn't becoming. A special color chart shows just which shades Young, Barr, Smith. Shipley, Klease, Witmer, Hawboski, Walters, Kimmich, Brooks, Davis, White, King. are best for each type of coloring. "The gay multicolored prints Enola Side Yard Board Engineers for: featured this season must be clear and fresh to be effective.

If they're Governor Backs Library A. Boyd Hamilton, Mrs. Lyman D. Gilbert, John A. F.

Hall, Mrs. Mary Liddick and Morris E. Jacobson. County Library I. D.

App, Mrs. Lyman D. Gilbert and George R. Hull. School Library D.

A. Marshall, John E. Fox and John A. Blessing. Property Carol B.

Brandt, John A. Blessing and Mrs. Walter Spof-ford. Special Committee on Building Extension A. Boyd Hamilton, John A.

F. Hall and Clinton L. Keister. faded or streaked by careless wash None. Firemen for: 8B, 16B, 5th 2B, 3rd IB, 2nd 10B.

Last brakeman out: Hummell. Engineers up: Liddick, Bowers, Bretz, Meader, Ward. Firemen up: Mundorf, Bitner, Stroup, Bo.ver. Irvin, C. S.

Miller, Dor-sheimer, McKlveen, Bowen, Palmer, Purple, Jackson. ing, your sewing time, material and money are wasted. All fabrics will be precious for the so Dr. ScholFs Sheet High quality long wear and proper fit, plus anatomically correct designandadiversityof laats for all ty pea of feet. For men and women.

$7.50 to $11.75 take care of everything you have. "Here are four important don'ts: MEN'S BOYS' STOR 3rd and Market Sts. Don't rub. Don't soak Don't use strong soap. Don't use hot Paper Collection Pennsylvanians have been urged by Governor Martin to cooperate with Boy Scouts from now until April 30 to insure the success of what is known as the General Eisenhower Boy Scout Waste Paper Campaign.

Calling waste paper one of the Nation's critical shortages, Governor Martin said that the Boy Scouts of America have been asked by the War P. B. R. PASSENGER CREWS Philadelphia Division Engineers up: Cassell, Mundis, Rambo, Aulthouse, Nace. Engineers for: 2 extras, 1 1 New York crew here.

Firemen up: Smeltzer, Diffenderfer, Garman, Liddick, Lindermuth. Conductors up: Gillis, Sener, Weaver, Witmer, Miller. Maloney, Starner, Mul- water. Gentle care with lukewarm water and mild flakes like Lux will keep nice washables new-looking longer." Dr. Sertoli's Foot Comfort Service will help you get QUICK RELIEF! Seven out of ten men and women suffer from some form of foot trouble.

Do you? Thousands have been effectively aided by Dr. Scholl's Foot Comfort Service. Take advantage of the complete facilities that are a part of this famed service. There is a Dr. Scholl Remedy, Arch Support, Shoe or Foot Aid designed specifically for your foot trouble.

Get quick relief now. The complete service is available here. NOW 8 Licenses Suspended lms. Barows, Wilson, C. J.

Desch, Holmes, D. Rudolph, Farra. Brakemen up: Walak, Shaffer. Casey. Stine, Shannon, Hostettler.

Besteder, Grimwood. J. S. Ritter, Cromleigh. Men- The State Liquor Control Board Production Board, through its chair, man, J.

A. Krug, to collect 150,000 tons in the two months or 2500 tons Arch Supports If you have Arch-Sag if weak or fallen archei are making you "hurt all over' get relief with the projwr Dr. Scholl Arch Support. $3.50 and up has suspended eight licenses for by Dr. Morris Fishbein Editor of Hi Journal of Hi nig, H.

L. Ritter, Velter. Briner, Koons, Starner. Hartman, Cox, Mattis. Conductors for: 2 pass, extra, 2 drags, 2nd 32, 54.

Baggagemasters for: None. of waste paper each day. General Eisenhower, he said, is sponsoring American Mtdicol Atteciation the campaign because he knows per Brakemen for: 2 pass, extra, 2 drags, 2nd 32, 54, 54, 72, 570. sonally the great need for waste various infractions of the law and board rules. Two licensees involved permitted gambling on their premises, Rose Williams, Pitcairn, whose place will be closed for 10 days, and the Society of Mutual Help for United Italy, Charleroi, mem paper in the war effort.

few Middle Division Engineers up: Mum per, Simmons. Stephens, Gunderman Reeder, Sheesley. The Governor has suggested that the saving include waste basket tJJil Engineers for: 3 3 Altoona SCHOLL scraps, brown paper, wrapping r. FOOT extra crews here. Firemen up: Thran, Bowermaster, Ep-pley.

Miller, Kline, Freeland, Anderson. Firemen for: 3 extras, 3 Altoona extra COMFORT SHOP paper, corrugated and cardboard boxes, cartons, magazines, books and newspapers. 25 days. Wounded in Europe Dr. Scholl Remediei Over 100 different Dr.

Scholl'a Foot Aids Remedies, Pada, Plasters, Laatik Anklets, each designed for crews here. J. and M. Freedlander, Owners 23 NORTH SECOND ST. The Governor also pointed out that Conductors up: Albright.

Davidson. Sgt. Joseph E. Bartell, who was wounded recently in Europe, is the General Eisenhower-Boy Scout Ritter, Trullinger, Cobaugh, Johnson Boose, Donnally. purpose.

"Foot Cdmfort" Ret. 0. 8, Pat. Off. 25c and up son of Mrs.

Elida C. Weiser, 1737 And ready to serve you with brand new stocks of Spring and Easter Fashions for Men and Boys. You'll find our showing the most noteworthy and colorful one of our career. All departments have purchased the smartest of this season's apparel and now have it here upon the sales-floors so you can again enjoy the Style service and economy of Feller's in every department. MEN'S HABERDASHERY Main Floor MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN'S CLOTHING Second Floor BOYS1 AND STUDENTS' SHOP Third Floor Brakemen up: R.

Roller, Bland. Het- rick. Greene. McDermott. Arndt, Flood.

North Sixth street. waste paper campaign medal will be presented to each Cub or Boy Scout who collects 1000 pounds of waste paper in March and April. Governor Glodek. Hicks. Ogden.

Mills. Henderick-snn. Risser, Shetz, Richards, Masters, Stitt, Price, Monacco, Myers, Hepford. HOME FOR TREATMENT Sgt. Matthew Gray, son of Mrs.

Loose wartime morals and highly publicized "miracle cures" have led to an alarming spread of venereal disease. Doctors are deeply concerned more parents, wives and sweethearts should be! Dr. Fishbein debunks "quick cures" in this important article every thinking American should read! Conductors for: 2 pass, extra, 2 spe Martin received a group of Scouts in the executive offices at the Capi cials, 2nd 75, 59, 77, 65. Mary B. Eckinger, 251 North street, has returned to this Country for Baggagemasters for: 663.

Brakemen for: 2 pass, extra. 2 spe tol and supplied them with a token bundle of waste paper to start the cials, 5, 41, 81. 23. treatment of a machine gun chest campaign. wound received July 31 in France.

He served with the Fifth Division Real Estate Transfers of the First Army overseas for 28 THOSE QUICK Realty transfers recorded in the months after training at Camp Wheeler, Ga. Courthouse yesterday were: Edna S. Hollenbaugh to Charles Miller and others, 2438 Penbrook ave GETS ECONOMY AWARD A $5 cash prize has been awarded nue, Penbrook; Penbrook Trust Company to Colonial Park Fire Company, No. 1, two lots along Jonestown road, Lower Paxton Township; John R. Turner to Earl Robert Deardorff, two lots.

Win- to Miss Evelyn Gurkoff, daughter of Mrs. Anna Gurkoff, 1828 A North Third street, for a suggestion sub Williamsport Division Engineers up: Stewart, Treass, Etzwller. Engineers for; At pass, extra. At Enola, 767. Firemen up: McCord, Kopenhaver, Deimler.

Firemen for: At pass, extra. At Enola. 753, 763. Conductors up: Shipman, Hatter, Hall, Wagner, Gamble, Brown, Wayne, Her-rold, Showers, Cooper, Dort. Brakemen up: Miller, Troup, Fisher, Schminsky.

Grissinger, Wertz, Price, Wheeler, Kelly. Conductors for: None. Baggagemasters for: 571, 581, 575. Brakemen for: 571, 633, 581, 575, 577. Baltimore Division Conductors up: Shcrk, Flowers.

Bittner, Welty, Liddick, Huck, Myers, S. N. Welty. Wagner. Brakemen up: Yohe.

Gerhart, Snyder, Hartman. Welty, Erney. Conductors for: Pass, extra, 4.30 p. m. Baggagemasters for: None.

Brakemen for: Pass, extra, 4.30 p. 562, ass 564. field and Parkview strets, Lower Pax- ton Township; Egidius A. Latsha to Charles J. Koppenhaver, corner of mitted to increase economy and Market and Cowden streets.

Berrysburg: Charles E. Shatto to Cataldo Muggio. efficiency of the 3384th Service Unit at the New Cumberland Army Depot. She is employed in the Se IV ym VENEREAL it Hot "cures" ATODAV MtNTAl VITAMIN I dwelling in Rase street, Milersburg. Mane J.

Hoenig to Maurice R. Metz- ger. executor of the estate of A. Elmer curity and Intelligence Division. Rutt.

one-acre along Lancaster Pike. Londonderry Township; William F. Kreiner and others to Michael S. Gallela. LEADS PATROL IN ITALY Sgt.

Gordon O. Trump, son of Mrs. 413 South Seventeenth street: Kate S. Klinger to Esther Klinger, 1437 Vernon street; Aaron L. Herman to Eston Klinger, grist mill, two dwelling houses and 124-acre tract in Washington Town Ellen Trump, 1719 Seventh street, recently led a reconnaissance patrol of the Fifth Army in Italy, which returned with information concerning German positions.

ship; Clarence R. Koppenhaver to Elvin Lucas, 140-acre tract and dwelling in THE READING Engineers up: Alvord, Ryan. Peters, McMullen, Warfel, Anspach, Firemen up: Folk, Henry, Page. Barce Lykens Township; Adams to Martin G. Henninger.

18-acre tract partly in Upper Paxton Township; Central Trust lona. Ringer, Hancock, Stoner, Young, Company to Harry A. Gher, 211 South Strieker. Conductors uo: Moore. Griesinger.

Beaver. Briech. Fifteenth street, $1800; Walter A. Mc-Naughton to James M. Plank, bungalow and four lots along Blue Stone avenue.

Lower Paxton Township. Brakemen ud: Whistler. Dolan. Hvder. Rhodes, Blair.

207 More Blood Donors Household Arts i Needed by Red Cross forty -tnree persons have regis tered for blood donations Friday at the Red Cross Blood Donor Center, but officials announced that 207 more donors are needed to complete the schedule from 11.45 a. m. to 5 p. m. The office is open daily from 8 a.

m. to 5 p. m. to accept appointments. The telephone number is 4-5003.

Beyond Compare Serving in England Tech. Sgt George S. Smith, 33, of 1516 Penn street, who has completed almost 16 years in the Army, is a motor sergeant with a medical bat A FINE DIAMOND WRIST WATCH talion at a south coast port of England. He entered the Army in De cember, 1929, and served in Panama and Hawaii before returning to this Country May, 1938. He is the son of Mrs.

Clara Flegeal, of Penn street. S1 Welcome Spring in luscious, frothy prints that weave a charming spell. DESTROY She will wear it with joy and pride and show it on every occasion. To see these exquisite diamond wrist watches means "love at first sight." Lighthearted with wisely placed bows, Good news for truck operators GMC Is now building medium and heavy duty commercial trucks in substantial quantities. Thes CMC are the same in performance and pulling-power a those which have been giving more miles and handling heavier loads since war began.

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