The Evening News from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania • Page 12

12 THE EVENING NEWS, Harrisburg, Tuesday, August 3, 1948 IT'S ROFITA Obituary BLE TO READ RADA NICHICI Rada Nichici, 59, 1122 North Cameron street, died yesterday at his day, saying, "the conditioning unit Battery Sale Frigidaire Window Unit For Sleeping Comfort will provide the proper atmosphere to assure relaxation and rest." MRS. JOHN L. DEMMY Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Demmy, 70, wife of John L. Demmy, 141 South Thirty-second street, Camp Hill, died yesterday in the Harrisburg Hospital after a long illness.

She lived in Camp Hill for the last 21 years. A Blue Coal Dealer Urges Filling Bins in Summer The United Ice Coal Company ies. Also, with the Winter's coal supply in the home cellar, "the householder has peace of mind, unruffled about Winter's cold affecting production or rail home after a lingering illness. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Although Summer is about half spent officials of the Harrisburg Florence Nichici; a son, Samuel, and Commercial Controls U.

S. Postal Meter Machines MECHANICAL SERVICES Harrisburg Agent MERVIN L. ZARKER 142 So. Court Bbr. Ph.

4-4311 is not too optimistic about better a daughter. Miss Elizabeth JNicnici, native of Perry County, she was a member of St. Paul's Lutheran 2 Die in Flaming Car After Double Crash ERIE (AP) Two Erie men were At U. S. Dealers U.

S. heavy duty batteries are currently featured in a sale at Refrigeration Company, figure many more uncomfortably hot, fuel conditions next winter than last and is urging householders to at home; and a sister, Mrs. Milita Church, in Perry County. OLD COINS FOUND MOSCOW (AP) Almost 50 Buritici, in Europe. humid days are ahead and that "ti's not too late to get a Frigid Surviving are her husband; two daughters, Mrs.

Miriam Brunner, at lay in winter's coal supply during the current open weather. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 1 p. m. at the residence with the Rev. John Ciucla, pounds of coins from the Fifteenth Century have been found in a field near Gomel by a farm woman.

A home, and Mrs. Evelyn Mangham, killed today in a flaming automobile which raced out of 'control along Route 5 for 175 feet and rammed a trailer-truck. The dead were Fred aire portable room cooler for as sured comfort." Schneider Young's U. S. tire store, 215 Verbeke street.

The deal Carthage, Texas; two grandchildren pastor of St. John's American Ro manian Orthodox Church, official and six brothers, Miles Moose, Me- CAEEIEE ers said they expect batteries Jo go up in price in the near future ing. Burial will be in Harrisburg Cemetery. Friends may call at the chanicsburg; John Moose, California Calvin Moose, Cumberland County dispatch from Gomel said the coins still bear Slavic words and are in fair condition. They have been turned over to the Gomel Oblast Historical; Museum.

They pointed out that Spring was late getting here and that Summer heat may make up for the lost time so that a window- Hendrix, 27, and George Hill, 26. Deputy Coroner W. Allen Firman residence tomorrow from 7 to 9 p. Walter Moose, Perry County; Arthur but have such a large inventory said the car burst into flames after Moose, California, and Russell Moose, that they want to "unload" to pro Cumberland County. sideswiping a truck driven by vide display and storage space for type portable room cooler can give a lot of service on hot, humid days and still remain on the sill PARTENIE ANTA Partenie Anta, 79, a guest at the new tires.

Kenyon Higgenbotham of Funeral services will be held on Friday at 2 p. m. at the S. Harper Myers funeral home at 37 East Main United is the exclusive Coal dealer in Harrisburg. This means that the medium hard anthracite obtained in the Scranton-Wilkes-Barre region is given a blue wash to distinguish it from cheaper, coal, the dealer saying "it is one sure way the customer has of identifying it." He pointed out that "coal and slate both are black but blue coal means the quality is there without the slate." From the dealer's standpoint, "Summer is the ideal time to fill the coal bin," saying the weather and road conditions favor deliver- This heavy duty battery, they Bethesda Mission, died Sunday morning at a hospital here.

to provide circulating fresh air said, has the new multiplate, heavy The second truck it hit was driven through Fall when "it's too warm street, Mechanicsburg, with the Rev He is survived by a son, John, has RUSCO STORM SASH Call 8105 fot a furnace fire and too cool service construction with patented rubber separators that gives Harrisburg. Eli Howard, pastor of the Church of God, Camp Hill, officiating. Burial by John R. Billheimer, 37, of Scott-dale, Firman said. Funeral services will be held to- without it." "The Frigidaire unit," said the greater sustained life, power and will be in the Stone Church Ceme morrow at 1 p.

m. at the Fisher fu Billheimer broke the glass in his neral home at 1334 North Second dealers, "is not limited to profes tery. Friends may call on Thursday evening from 7 until 9 o'clock at the truck door to escape after the truck street, with the Rev. John Ciucla. sional offices and those in the caught fire.

funeral home. capacity than regular construction. In addition to the U. S. all-rubber separators, the dealers said the batteries have spun glass plate retainers, a combination that "represents the best known mechanical pastor of St.

John's American Romanian Orthodox Church, officiating. high money bracket. It is a unit The Hendrix car was destroyed suitable for any household and Burial will be in Shoop Church EVERETT P. WRIGHT by the collision and fire. Firman said Hendrix was driving "apparently at a terrific rate of speed." may be installed in the bedroom as readily as in the living room." Funeral services for Everett P.

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BAKER CO. Plumbing A Heating 18th and Berry Streeta Harrisburg Phono 8-0242-8U55; Mechbg S46-R-1 Wright, 59, 52 South Forty-seventh They recommend it specially for street, Lawnton, who died Saturday "JOE" COOPER'S AUTO RADIO SERVICE 1718 BKIGGS ST. PHONE 6-6390 homes of railroaders and others at the home of his son, John plate shedding and to prolong battery life." The stock, they said, includes batteries to fit all cars JOHN GROOSEMAN John Grooseman, 65, a retired who work at night or through Wright, in Merion, will be held to irregular hours and must sleep by morrow at 2.30 p. m. at Paxton PreS' stone mason, of 423 Mohn street, Enhaut, died this morning at the Authoriced Factory Warranty Servioo Capital City Heating Co.

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He is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Anna Stoner, this city; a sister, Mrs. Joseph Nemeth, Aubersville, and three grandchildren. Remington Portable ADDING MACHINES For Immediate Delivery COLE AND COMPANY 321-23 N. Second St.

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Morton Glise, pastor, officiating. Burial will be in Paxton Church Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home at 1600 Market street tonight after 7 o'clock. He was assistant supervisor the accounting bureau for the Pennsylvania Railroad. A railroad employe for 38 years, he was a member of Paxton Presbyterian Church, where he taught the James Boyd Bible Class, was adult adviser to the Christian Endeavor Society and an elder for 12 years.

He was a past master of Milo Lodge, F. and A. in Penn Yan, N. Y. In addition to his son he is survived by his Mrs.

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Communist posters through the city proclaimed "we hereby declare war against Fascism and third party interference which are running berserk," and the Communist newspaper called for "a revolution against the governing class." (By "third party interference," the posters evidently meant the Allied occupation, whose directives guide the Japanese government.) Boldest Act to Date The slogans marked the boldest development yet in a campaign of nationalism toward which the Communists recently turned in an effort to win popular support. The double propaganda campaign obviously was intended as a fanfare for the scheduled demonstration tomorrow on the return of Communist Secretary General Kyuichi Tokuda from Kyushu. He was slightly wounded in a recent assassination attempt. "The ruling classes," said the Communist posters, "finally revealed their imperialistic character in full by striking down Tokuda." His would-be assassin has been identified as a disillusioned former Communist, but the European Cominform recently asserted "ruling classes" engineered the attack on Tokuda. To Be Auxiliary Guests Twenty-five war veterans hos pitalized at the Lebanon Veterans Hospital will be guests of the Jewish Thtra'a COOl COMfOtt fo family tomtng up this vmmm laund letp en tr Hortnt ightt ntw opptlt at maMh ittlM living Inittod of that fogged out, tlommy fmling that fok lit joy out of twrnmor.

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