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THE EVENING NEWS, HARRISBURG, SATURDAY, JUNE 22. '1940 PAGE TEN League Officer to ftnrl 1. Epworth Methodist Bible Class Members Enjoy Banquet Address Youth Unit All India Congress Renounces Non-Violence International JVetct Service WARDHA, India, June 22. 3-Way Battle on For Nomination I -V; -r-r i ivvr1! 3. Raymond Schmidt Washington, general superintendent of the Na Opening the way for a possible huge war campaign in support of tional Civic League, will speak on "The Changing Aspects of an Old Problem" at a mass meeting tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Pennsylvania Youth's Temperance Great Britain, the working com raittee of the All India Congress party today renounced the principle Of Republicans of "non-violence opposing "ex uouncii encampment at Cirantnam.

Almost 200 persons are expected to attend the week's encampment, which closes next Saturday. ternal aggression." By United Pren huiuiiu rw 13 Drum and Bugle Corps Winner YORK, June 22. Grand prize in the $3500 drum and bugle corps competition, feature of the twenty-first State encampment of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, today was held by the Private Earl E. Aurand Post, No. 1086.

The Harrisburg post captured double honors in the "closed class" drum corps event and in senior band competition to take $600 in In making this about-face, the committee relieved Mohandes PHILADELPHIA, June 22. Vnrtw.oiVht bnnrs hpfnrft thfi eon- Gandhi from any responsibility for V' tj Steelton vention meets, Reoublican leaders fee -j it- -1 confronted today with ajGhandi and the committee) on the choice between a deal or a dead-question of non-violence." Gandhi wv mnnr a Imndful of candi-took the stand that his ideal is Steal $25 From pure non-violence, even in time of dates seeking the party's presi war, and insisted that no armed forces should be maintained for the dential nomination. 1 defense of India. prizes. I'M: i It seemed clear that none of the three leading candidates Driver of Truck tilwrlunii- More than 10.000 spectators.

3 R.R. Crews STEELTON. June 22. Two men last night backed Frank Cameron. Thomas E.

Dewey, New York district attorney, Senator Robert A. Taft, and Wendell L. Willkie, president of the Commonwealth and Southern Corporation, would driver for H. A. Hartman and Son.

tx HARSISBCBG AND ENOLA SIDE movers, into a dark doorway near the firm's garage, 538 North Front street, each held a gun to his ribs Philadelphia Division Amboy Enrlne Crews first to go after 11 a. -a. be able to command a majority of 322. 327- 320. 325.

and robbed him of $25 cash. Members of the Naomi Bible Class of EpwortH Methodist Church, Twenty-first and Derry streets, posed for this picture at their annual Amboy Train Crewa first to bo after the convention votes on any of the After Hartman had reDorted the Pollyanna banquet at the Paxtang Hostess House last night. Mrs. Sarah Ltnebaugh is president of the class, and Mrs. Mary Heagy is the teacher.

11 a. 211. 21 210, mv, zuz. Enola Engine Crews first to go after robbery to borough police, State police were notified to be on the lookout for the pair, described as 11 a. 202, 208, 208, 210, 204, Zua, 20S.

Enola Train Crews first to 10 after Miss Myrtle Towsen to wearing overalls and dnvine a Ford 11 a. 211. 213, 210. 209, 202. marTstpr without liponca nltos forv, SOCIAL NEWS Enola Jersey Train Crews first to ro Be Married Tomorroweron said that on had a hig1 vice after 11 a.

620. 635, 610. 614, S41, 633. 602. 649.

607. 25. 612. 609. 600.

630, bundled in topcoats and blankets, watched thirty-three musical organizations and drill teams per-form at the York Fair Grounds until early this morning. Other posts to place in prize competition included David I. Rankin Post, No. 234, Wilkinsburg; Hanover Post, No. 2506; York Kiltie Band; Archer-Eppler Post, No.

979, Darby; and the F. W. Fuhrman Post, No. 23, Lebanon. Gains Poppy Award Aurand Post also won the award for the largest sale of "Buddy Poppies." Awards for the largest percentage of membership increase went to Cara Lunas Moses Post, Tamaqua, and for the largest numerical increase, Howard W.

Kahler Post, Williamsport, The election session is scheduled for late today. Officers were nominated yesterday. Those nominated yesterday were: Department commander, Leo Moresbacher, State College, present senior vice-commander; senior vice-commander, John W. Rankin, Union-town, and Frank Brooks, Yeadon; Young People Close Session 653. 617, 651.

608. 606, 611. 629. 618. 857.

Enola Jersey Engine Crews first to to Miss Myrtle Towsen, daughter of I Cameron told police he had driven early ballots. Talk of a deal was without substance if persistent, and there was no indication that any of the leading candidates would take second place on the ticket to assure a quick nomination. Course Confused Republicans were gathering for the convention which convenes JMonday under circumstances more promising to their future than at anv time since the political tide his truck into the Hartman garage Mr. and Mrs. Harold Towsen, 1934 after 11 a.

641, 633. 611. 621, 603, 626, 645. 655, 620, 002. 81T.

631. 639, 619, Reily Day to Open Camp of Y.W. Group 614. 653, 630. 609.

808. 687. Camden Entice Crew first to to after Betty Lee's Social Diary 11 a. 172. Camden Train Crew first to go after A final business session this morning and a luncheon in the Observance of Reily Day was to open Camp Reily, of the Young 11 a.

172. Fireman for 172. Brakemen for 6.13, 835. Engineers tip: Culleo, Felix, McNeal, aDom 11.43 o'clock; last night and was leaving the darkened entrance when the two men accosted him, held him at the point of guns while they took his money. Then they leaped, into their car and drove away, he said.

Miss Lillian Lanza Is Bride of Guy Pugliese nil parish house of St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Second and Emerald Shifted from them in 1930, but immediate course was con-iKon4m f9 Bo, Wil.0 BrIn, Forster street, will become the bride of William Runkle, 1514 Derry street, In the Otterbein United Brethren Church at noon tomorrow. The Rev. Charles Beit-tel will officiate. The bride, a graduate of John Harris High School, will be given! in marriage by her father.

She will be attended by the bride-j groom's sister, Miss Margaret THE Senior Choir of Messiah T.nt-liaian PVinrVi onforf ft aH fused bv three develoDments: i Hewitt, Jaymes, H. Zimmerman, Women's Christian Association, in Fishing Creek Valley, this afternoon. The exercises were to begin immediately after the arrival of the first contingent of campers, their relatives and friends of the Y. W. streets, brought to a close the annual Young People's Fellowship Conference of the Harrisburg Dio 1.

Dissension in a platform sub- WoITbJX Committee over the phraseology Conductors up: Howard, Boyd. Shoff- recently at a dinner and kitchen shower in honor of Mr. 'and Mrs. and intent of the foreign relations ner. vanaimc.

Potter. Eisenberger, cese of' the Episcopal Church. Wi, ma Wnlf W.npilr Robert Snavely, of Palmdale. Be junior vice-commander, Clair Nale Louise Lanza, 165 Altoona; I. J.

Baicker, Scranton J.1HUH. Ul WIS pal jv.ui.v.ul William Hendricks, president of iidoDted next week. C. A. The program is under the especially 1 Sands, Miner, Supko, Entinfer, Bard, fore her marriage, last month, "jiiarry amau, urooKvuie, and Wil- Bosdorf.

direction of Mrs. Grant V. Porror.Ithe Washington province, was the Runkle. The best man will be fef- ana Mrs. Kmnic pnpMip.w si rhAst.

Mrs. Snavely was Miss Helen Lu- who was named chairman of the! Principal speaker at the final ses- Middle Division Enola Engine Crews Miss Ann Shuev will i a M. Shambaugh. member of the whether the party should pledge itself to give aid to the Allies, and, if so, how much. 2.

The political astonishing growth of the Willkie-for-Presi- nrsi to go atter 11 a. m. 14.1, izi, leisner, a v.vvn "iv. luuge aavocaip. wo re Knspn- Cf Ann's i V.

i 1 tt 1 Reily Day observance by Mrs. M. slon at which reports of various V. Hazen, chairman of the pro- chapters and findings of the three- sing. a.

iuius fuw mciuerg, narnsDurg; surgeon, William Ten Altoona, crews holding sixteen Rev. Thomas McGough Mr. Runkle, a graduate of John B. O'Rear. Waynesboro, who has Hours.

Given in marriage by her father. Enola Train Crews first to go after Harris High School and the Whar dent boom gram committee. day conference were given. To- Group games, under the direc-jday's program opened at 8.30 a. m.

tion of Miss Clara M. Fulmer, as- with Holy Communion celebrated Miss Lanza was attended by her 11 a. 134. 133. 12B.

128. 13. 144, ton School of Finance and Ac 3. The necessity for the party 13R. 125.

132. 135. 121. 131. sister.

Miss Irene Lanza, as maid of counting, is associated with the Nine Altoona crews holding aizteen honor. Joseph Pugliese was best sistant camp director, were to open by Canon Clifford W. French and men Central Trust Company. A reception will be held at the to adjust itself to the situation created by President Roosevelt's nomination of two veteran Republican statesmen to his Cabinet. nours.

Engineers op: Wright. Kunti. Firemen tip: Fasnacht, Fuhrman, Hodgers, Demy. Conductor up: Heck. When they return from a wedding held the post for several years.

The incumbent chaplain, the Rev. Darlington Kulp, Reading, was nominated, but said he would refuse the nomination unless they could find no one else to stand. A. E. Schoonmaker, of Nescopeck, was elected department commander of the Military Order of Cooties, the VFW comedy and relief organization.

Other officers tlected were: Junior vice-commender. Earl Mad- home of the bridegroom's parents. the festivities. Miss Fulmer will be assisted by Miss June Keyser and Miss Mary Dagon, councillors. A swim in the.

freshly filled pool trip Mr. and Mrs. pugliese will reside at 325 South Front street Both are graduates of Steelton High Brakemen np: Allen. Potta, Schwartl- The word "isolationist" does not oacn, j. Kauti.

Dunkls. a breakiast. Miss Gladys Wood, a graduate of this year's class at the Altoona High School, was crowned queen of the conference at a dance at Zembo Mosque last night. One hundred and fifty young people attended the affair. She was crowned Michlovitz Creditors School.

The bride is employed by Enoln Side. Tard Board Engineers for was to follow. There was to be singing in the recreation hall, directed by Mis3 Gretchen Van de choir. Those persons attending were: Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Snavely, Miss Kathleen Oyster, Miss Marian Morris, Mrs. Grace Fleisher, Miss Ellen Slothower, Miss Irene Bres-sler, Miss Edna. Eggert, Robert Mathias, Miss Anna Coup, Mrs. Grace Elmer, Mrs. Lottie Miller, Mr.

and Mrs. Ross Crum, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Evans, Miss Ethel Henry, Mrs. Catherine Izer and Miss Irma March.

The Fifteenth Ward Men's Republican Club will hold its monthly meeting on Monday. On Friday evening, June 28, the club, assisted by women of the Karl Richard's Women's Republican Club, will hold a festival at the the Sharosky Dress Company, Steel-ton, and Pugliese, by the State Department of Labor and Industry. Will Meet on Friday son, Philadelphia; senior vice-com Boe, a councillor. Supper will be 3B. 2-L'B.

Firemen for SOB, 2-2B. Brakeman last out, E. E. Grubb. Engineers ur: Kawel, Huggins, Fen-icle.

Hanlen. Barnhart. Firemen up: Belm. Miller. Benfer.

A meeting of creditors of Simon and Abraham Michlovitz, individ- served in the dining hall, and Missiby John Sponsler, president of Chi Van de Boe will offer several dra-iRho ChaDter. of this citv. host to mander, Karl Johnson, Erie; chaplain, Cottie Shon, Pittsburgh; grand trustees, Clarence Auen. Pittsbureh: Thieves Obtain $3.30 tTcSelThn Kruger. Cessna, Pace.

Kocher, Kipp. matic monologues. precisely fit, but there is a substantial group of the foreign relations sub-committeemen insisting that the party should not pledge any aid at all to the Allies. Another group, apparently just as numerically strong, is demanding that the party pledge all aid, short-of-war. Alf M.

Landon, 1933 presidential candidate and chairman of this sub-committee, has favored aid to the Allies. An effort apparently was being Extra Clerks uo: Barnett. Hoover. Elvin Bardell, Northumberland, and John Steinman, Reading. A council fire camp will be held an afternoon of recreation, which At Borough Food Store aim oun, upcittwis vjl a juun uuor ness at 3315 North Sixth street, Rhover, Reamer.

McKelvey. Glessner, Kauffman. Sneil, Brown, Walts, tomorrow evening, It Was an- inrlixW ImichAnn in the Tinrish Thieves broke into the Steelton will be held at 2 clock Friday Extra Switchmen un: Hook. Weiner. nounced by Miss Barbara Stokes, roonij a trip to Hershey Park and camp director.

Included among iawn at SL church. afternoon in the courtroom in the If ood Market, 27 North Front street. Grand council members are C. D. Scott, Sunbury; A.

E. Dennis, Athens; William Snyder, Altoona; Vincent Shaaf, Pittsburgh, and James Eagler, Lewistown. Bickhart, Neff. Gordon. Fleck.

Ander son, Gloaser, Brehm, Walker. me nras uiuxiam Hie nil uvei- Fpdpral Buildintr oetween ociock last mgni ana nil o'clock this morning, pried open a The creditors will be asked to acK anj im Harmburr Side, lard Board Engi rear of 1938 Boas street. night hike and a country club dance. pon a settlement of rash. Jordan stancoff.

1013 Cam- upon neers for 29C. 42C. pass C. M. Packer and his daughter, made to compromise the two sides on a "peace and preparedness" Other members of Miss Stokes' eron street, Harrisburg, manager, cents on the dollar to unsecured creditors, payable in two years basis that would leave to the nom Miss Hazel Packer, of Seattle, are visiting with Mr.

Packer's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Shu- class are Miss Jean Ann Zarfoss, Miss Jean Bower and Miss Jean Dunham. nee the final interpretation of the extent to which the Allies might expect United States materials if told borough police this morning.

According to Chief of Police Joseph N. Sostar, who investigated, the robbers forced the front door of the market with an iron bar, and used a screwdriver to burst open the cash register. New String Beans in Quantity in Market Local growers offered new string beans in quantity in the city markets today, and had no trouble getting twenty-five cents a quarter peck. Sugar peas dropped from twenty-five cents a week ago to twenty cents a quart box today, and shelled peas remained at and with interest at 6 per cent. The secured creditors will receive realty in Harrisburg and Lebanon.

The schedules list liabilities of and assets of 4762. man, Colonial Park. Mr. Packer Split in State Group Feared From Page One "favorite son" campaign for Gov- Becomes Bride Firemen for. SIB, JB, 8-SB, 10B, 42C.

28C, 23C, SC. Brakeman last out. G. R. Reed.

Engineers up: Heffelman. Buffington, Auman. Wagner, Shade, McCord. Firemen up: Stlne, Bruaw, Eelgler. Smith, Rodenhafer.

Black, Dunbar, Rothe, HasBler, Otstot, Bryan. P. B. K. PASNtSGEB CREWS Philadelphia Division Engineer up: Britcher.

Engineers wanted for trains, none. No Philadelphia, no New York crews here. Fireman np: Brown. Firemen wanted for trains, nona. No Philadelphia, no New York crews the Republicans win in JNovember Confident on War is a former resident of Lock Haven, and this is his first visit The Republicans were confident here in twenty-five years.

CARS ARE DAMAGED Miss Mildred Snader, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willis R. Snader, 2112 Derry street, became the Three persons escaped injury in that the people do not want war, but they were uncertain whether ROSS RepOrtS GO1 in an automobile collision late last inirrVf at CainrA anI Ciifofaro cTAotc 13, of the Salem Lutheran bride of Floyd M. Bixler, son ofjtwent tg a int ivir.

ana flirs. uaniei vv. cixier, was UnemploymentPayments i ar of John, lM A. Blanch avenue, driven by Nicholas Church, Oberlin, held its class meeting on Thursday at the home here. 2022 Holly street, at 6.30 o'clock limited 8nd under par, Dealer8 last evening.

Ihe ceremony was flvH ton twiv anri flpen ntt Conductors no: Lefever. Snera. Stone. 'nf Miss Dnrnthw Rhone nf Oherlin siate ireasurer s. wair rioss.schoen, 315 Swatara street, was ernor James collapses.

Pew still declares he is for James and that the Governor will eventually get the nomination, but there is evidence that the business interests of the State are not whole-heartedly backing the new i i i j.i 1 slightly damaged, and the machine arra, Morgan, uraay, McLaughlin, 1- r- 1 jn lard, 8tarner, Gross, Dimmock. Present Were: MlSS Adelle penorjiieu in me Vjiinst iuineran a box and said few berries will be Brakeman uo: Fitzgerald. Jacobs. Mil. and how much Mr.

Koosevelt ran ahead of popular feeling in his vigorous advocacy of the Anglo-French cause. The foreign relations sub-committee wanted to brand the Democratic party as the "war party," but its members were in doubt of how far they should lag behind Mr. Roosevelt to be just abreast of majority popular opinion. Church by the Rev. Dr.

Jacob A. Rudisill, pastor. They will reside of Clayton Merle woir, sz Hummel street, Harrisburg was damaged to the extent of $50, police reported. ler. Wilson, F.

P. Cressler, Ferrs, Hoff available next week. No raspberries were available, and the cherries were limited in quantity. Sour cherries sold at two boxes at 2112 Derry street. today announced that $915,156 in unemployment compensation benefits were paid idle Pennsylvania Workers in the week ending June 21.

The payments exceeded figures of the previous week by $46,342, but are $539,246 lower than those of the corresponding week in 1939. Secretary of Labor and Industry Shope, Mrs. Rhea Bishop, Mrs. Helen Coleman, Mrs. Marjoe Martz, Mrs.

Ethel Brightbill, Mrs. Curtis Shartzer, Mrs. Sara Durhm, Miss Romaine Martz, Mrs. Alice Freeland, Mrs. Edna Janison, Mrs.

Roy Wilt, Mrs. Leroy Vennell, Mrs. Charles Lindle, Mrs. Erma Eichel- man, Mowcra. Conductor for Ex.

11 a. m. BanraremaRtar for 2. 72. Brakaman for Ex, 11 a.

2. 45, 71 68. Middle Midalnn Enilneers nnr Rth. for a quarter, and large sweet Will Give Concert The combined choruses of the fon. Stricklar.

Stever. HoDkins. SheeleT. The three leading candidates ANNOUNCE CHCBCH SEIVICES Ywd ireS thodox Church, North Front street, Manufacturers, has written a let-at 9 o'clock tomorrow morning ter to at least one and possibly under the leadership of the Rev. R.

more delegates, urging nomination N. Samilo, of Lykens, A. E. Yan-jof Willkie for President and Dis-chuleff, church secretary, an-jtrict Attorney Thomas E. Dewey nounced today.

for Vice-President. Prentis said Enirlnws wanted for 6S. Snd 40. and! Grace Evangelical Church, Le- Lewis G. Hmes today reported si.

zna 41. couple 23, 2nd 88. berger, Mrs. Dick Weaver and 3884 persons secured employment rour Altoona extra crews Here. Firemen uo: Smith.

Derrick. Peters. cherries brought fifteen cents a quart. Choice new ber-. were five cents; asparagus remu.ned at ten cents or three bunches for a quarter, and spinach held at ten cents a quarter-peck.

Eggs sold generally at twenty-two cents a dozen though a few farmers offered small eggs at twenty cents. Orr, Linsenbach, Gantt, Pensyl, Evans, Swab. Firemen wanted for 41. 77. St.

2nd 49. Mrs. Benjamin Shope. Mrs. Florence Shope assisted the hostess.

A special meeting of Pride Lodge, No. 60, Ladies' Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen, No. 174. moyne, will appear in a concert sponsored by the Youth Council of the Harris Street Evangelical Church, on Monday evening at 8 o'clock, at the Harris Street Church. The Rev.

C. Carroll Bailey is director. during the week ending June 7. Job insurance benefits totaled an 8 per cent, decrease from the previous week. Payments for 1940 to date amount, to he spoke as an individual, but there is belief here that former STEELTON CHURCHES 2nd 31, 2nd 41, Couple 23.

2nd 39. Kour Altoona extra crews here. Conductors uo: I. D. Moore.

Soenrler. Grace a 1 1 a tti "4 i. Th aenaior nuseuu uiuuuj, uu- Cadwallader, W. J. Moore, Jackson.

249,308 Rev. w. d. Krick. pastor.

io.45 Ueated by Pew as State leader, is "Ths Test of 7.80 p. "David fu working along the same line as Hei.rhe, Sutton. will be held Monday evening at 7 Dewey, Taft, and Willkie arrived on the convention scene today and will begin talking to delegates this afternoon. They entered a situation jumbled by the boom for Utilities Executive Willkie who contributed to the Roosevelt campaign in 1932 but voted for Landon in 1936. The Willkie boom is making noise.

It is developing under pressure in which business generally seems to be lining up for him while the more politically minded elements stand fast against him. Pennsylvania's big seventy- Brakemen up: Brets. Books. Rltter. cc" di.Ys the Brotherhood Build Fleisher, Hilton.

Cunkle. Black. ing, Sixth and Maclay streets. and Ooliatb." Trinity Grrman I.uthfrsn Cborch, Second and Swatara streets Tha Ksv. P.

B. Hack, pastor. 8 a. "Launch Out Into the Deep." service in English; 10 a. "Der Slec ea Gutsn," service in r.prmin.

Episcopal Young People Close Convention Mrs. Gladys Scheifer, Mrs. Lucy McCallister and Mrs. Mary Snyder conductors for 2-49. 2-S9, 61.

13. Brakemen for 15, 25, 21. S-49, 2-S9. WlllinmsDort DlTinlon Knaineers iin- will be hostesses at the social hour. Mr.

and Mrs. Harry F. Hope, 1614 8t. John's tnthran Church, Steelton Rltter, Rubindall. Moyer.

Marne, Nicely. Walta. Overdorf. M. M.

Dannaker. Freck. Bnggs street, will spend the week Engineers wanted for trains at Harris burg, none; st Enols, none. end at Galen Hall in Wernersville Firemen ud: Grimm. Stewsrt.

Keefer. Merrit, Florey, Orner. Kersrtetter, Wilson, two-vote delegation was reported to be splitting under this cross The Tsofim Chapter of Young Judaea will close its season with a formal ball this evening in the fire of influence aisfnnauer. Downs, Reardon. Firemen wanted for trains at Harris-burir.

none; at Enola. none. Conductors up: Hain. Sneeder, Downs, Stelzer. Shlppman.

Johnson. Brakemen up: Garmaa, Wilhelm, Kent. Eyer, Gheene. Tarnell. Conductor for 507.

The Rev. Hugh E. lost, pastor. l.4.t "The Master's 7.30 p. Union service in St.

John's Church of the Prenbyterian, Methodist, and Lutheran conKrosrations. (irate Kvanrrlical Clinrch, Locut near Third street The Rev. Donald McKall, pastor. 10.30 a. "A Personal Question." Main Mtreet Chnrch of God The Rev.

M. R. Lindeman. pastor. 10.45 a.

"The 'Blessed' 7.30 p. "Bel-shazzar's Feast." ilt. Calvary Baptint Church The Rev. Moses J. Dirge, pastor.

11 a. "Eight Reasons Why I Relieve the Bible Is the Word of 8 p. preaching by the pastor. Flrt Christian Church, Fourth and Delaware streets The Rev. J.

L. Fergu vestry of the Beth-El Temple. Dr. and Mrs. L.

T. Hempt, 307 Former Senator Joseph F. Grundy, Republican, Pennsylvania, acting apparently for the political 7 Baggagemasterg for 571, 581, 507, 507, North Second street, are in St Louis, where Doctor Hempt is attending a convention. They Prentis. This is being flatly denied by some of Grundy's representatives who say that it is Pew whb will try to swing the delegation later to Willkie and that the Grundy element in the party will try to prevent this.

Pew Repeats Pledges Pew, in his first press conference yesterday, repeated his pledges to James and predicted his nomination after first declining to answer directly a question on "James' chances." "The Country needs him," Pew said. After the question was rephrased several times he said: "It looks like James is going to be the nominee." Pew said he hoped the conven-tion would go on record for powerful defenses to "make the Monroe Doctrine effective" and for strict observance of international law in the matter of giving aid to a belligerent nation. Former State Senator Frank J. Harris. Allegheny County inde OU(.

Brakemen for 571, Asst. 601, 507. V7 I It 7 if 0 i. V-l itLj 1 1 rtaitimore Division conductors up: will return on Saturday, June 29. Birth Announcements I son, pastor.

11 a. Communion and 1 1 I r-yie. weuy, nan, Free. Kain. Brakemen up: Shade, Smith, Kline.

Conductor for DH5M. Baggairemaster for M2. Brakemen for DH542, DH584, 618. THE FEADFXO Reading ntvislon nilmiri nn- Mr. and Mrs.

James Wilbert, sermon; 7.30 service. First Prethyterlan Church. The Rer. Harry A. Fifield.

paator. It "Prayer and Bible T.30 p. faction in the State Republican organization, is opposing Willkie. But on view here was a letter from H. W.

Prentis, president of the National Association of Manufacturers, to a Pennsylvania delegate urging Willkie's nomination. Prentis is a Pennsylvanian. He wrote that he was speaking for himself rather than for his organization. The boom is sounding loudly in the lobbies and headquarters where delegates gather and political veterans apparently are fearful it might get away from 1907 North Fourth street, an nounce the birth of a daughter on service at the St. John's Lutheran Church.

Central Baptist Church. Second and Lincoln streets The Rev J. J. Patterson, pastor. 10 a.

Unified service of church and school; 7.30 p. "Estimating for F.ternity." Kauffman. Deardorf, Ruth. Firemen up: Myera, Toder, Swartx. Hsrblne, Thrush, Mintier.

Longenerker, Lauver, Winters. Hummelbaugh, Elsley. Conductors up: Miller, Selghman, Brown. Brakemen np: Ensminger, Snader. zlnn.

Riddle. Mentser. Peters, Gochen-nour. gpsts. Henderson.

Wenk. American OrtlMxlol Church, pine street The Rev. David Nakoff. pastor. June 19 at the Harrisburg Hospital.

Mrs. Wilbert was Miss Beatrice Harter. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Singleton, 611 Cumberland street, announce the birth of a son on June 20 at the Harrisburg Hospital.

Mrs. Singleton was Miss Frances Noss. Births announced today at the 9 a. Hnly Eucharist and sermon, Trinity KmiscodbI Church Stanley them on the convention floor if Hnen. layrrader in charge.

11 a. ni mornlnjr praver and address. Mt. Zlml MHhmllst Kpisciml Church, Two Charged With Bast End The Rev. Donald S.

Deaves. Polyclinic Hospital follow: riastor. 10 a. Sunday School: 11 a. lien's Bible Class meeting; 7.30 p.

sermon. "The Outsider." Mr. and Randall Eugene First Methodist Church. Fourth and .4 -s the balloting is protracted. There is talk, therefore, but so far no proof, of potential deals among various leaders to stop Willkie with an early ballot nomination.

Dewey still was expected to be the top man on the first ballot with Taft second. Some polls put Willkie but the judgment of Blackburn, 2123 North Seventh street, a daughter on Wednesday. Pine streets The Rev. C. Paul Felton, pastor.

10.45 a. sermon by Arthur Bodroer, Harrleburg: 7.30 d. union Breaking Car Seals Accused of breaking seals on at least fifteen freight cars of the Reading Company at Hershey, Ben Welch, 47, of Philadelphia, and David M. Speraw, 20, of Palmyra, R. D.

1, were held for court following hearings yesterday before Al- Mrs. Blackburn was Miss Kuth service In St. John's Lutheran Church. Jacobs. Mr.

and Mrs. Roy C. Lutz, 3537 pendent delegate, strengthened indications Pennsylvania will be solid as long as James has any chance of winning the nomination, but may split if a second choice must be found. "I and my associates," Harris said, "will vote for the Governor on the first few ballots. After that I don't know where we'll go." He said Willkie seemed the strongest second choice candidate in Western Pennsylvania and that Dewey had some support James said in opening his campaign headquarters yesterday "industrial Pennsylvania" was behind him squarely.

He looked for more solidarity in the delegation this year than ever before. French Riviera Towns most observers here is that his chance, if it comes at all, would derman John L. Madden. on North Fourth street, a daughter, Mary Louise, on Thursday. Mrs.

Lutz was Miss Mildred Hershey. And Marseilles Bombed LONDON, June 22. Bombs Iburelarv charges. Welch was held be well along the balloting, 54 -n Dewey made his final public bid $1000 bail and Speraw under $500 bail. for the nomination in a Nationally Mr.

and Mrs. Bruce Arthur Hoover, 1500 North Sixth street, a son, Ronald Ray, on Thursday. Mrs. Hoover was Miss Norma were dropped on Marseilles and on other towns on the French Riviera, the Toulouse radio reported today. Geyer.

Cripple Shoots Driver International Newt Service PHILADELPHIA, June 22. -James Walsh, 27-year-old infan i Fire Ruins Dress Stock broadcast speech last night in which he strengthened his status as the strictly non-interventionist candidate by charging that Presi-1 dent Roosevelt was deliberately attempting to involve this Country in war to cover up the failures of the New Deal. 0 '4 PHILADELPHIA. June 22. Senator David A.

Reed. Pitts- Fire starting in tVu rlnf-h and: Knro-Vi lin mado a fntHo hid fnr tile paralysis cripple, early today 3k Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Woodrow Lebo, 353 Union street, Millers-burg, a daughter, yesterday. Mrs.

Labo was Miss Opal Fult. Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Earnest Laskowski, Oak street. Progress, shot David JNean, 3i, nis cnaui-feur and life-long friend, in an pattern department of Edward, support of the State organization Abel and Company dress manufac- in another try for the Senate this The annual conference of the Young People's Fellowship of the Harrisburg Episcopal Diocese, which opened on Thursday, closed today with a luncheon at St.

Paul's Episcopal Church, Second and Emerald argument over fifty cents, police said. a son, JLeKoy Earnest, on streets, a group or onicers oi xne enowsnip or the uni Kno unapter. of xiarnsDurg, nost to the conference, Thursday. Mrs. Laskowski was shown at the top with the Rev.

Donald C. Means, rector of St Paul's Church. They are, left to right, seated, Both men were in Walsh's real Miss Sarah Elizabeth Hoover turers, today ruined the firm's en-j year, announced James support tire stock before firemen could without enthusiasm by James, control the blaze. Firemen were unable to deter- rrnn. r.v The Rev.

Charles K. Gibson, pas-mine the cause of the fire which th Eno MethodiSt cch was discovered when heat set off a win talk on -supporting the Kin burglar alarm. Traffic was tied dom of God" at 10.45 a. m. and at up for half an hour, .7.30 p.

m. tomorrow. PASSES BOGUS BILL A Steelton Negro woman was questioned yesterday by city police after ehe is reported by a cleric at a Market street store to have tendered a counterfeit $5 bill while making a purchase. The bogus certificate was turned over to Federal authorities in J'hiladelphia. i Mr.

and Mrs. Walter McClellan Doudrick, Duncannon. a son on estate office when the shooting occurred. Walsh, struck by infantile paralysis eight years ago, is unable to use his legs. Nean was wounded in the right leg.

xvi is eiiy miiiicnamp, secretary oi v.ni nno i.napier; iviiss ami, sergeam-ai-arms; Miss Jane Shultz, corresponding secretary; Miss Elizabeth Bowe, Altoona, thank-offering secretary of the Fellowship; Miss Mary Lsvis, treasurer of the local chapter; standing, Philip Bryan, vice-president of the local chapter; Robert Harer, Williamsport, second vice-president of the Fellowship; Miss Helen V. Owen, York, treasurer of the Fellowship; John Sponsler, president of Chi Rho Chapter, and the Rev. Mr. Means. The bottom picture shows the delegates enjoying a supper on the parish lawn at St.

Paul's Church last evening. Thursday. Mrs. Doudrick was MisB Edna JBehrendt..