The Progress from Clearfield, Pennsylvania • Page 2

PAGE TWO THE PROGRESS, Clearfield, Curwensville, Philipsburg, Aug. 24, 1957 30 Poles Defect COPENHAGEN WV-A holiday expedition by about 800 Poles cost Communist Poland at least 30 defections today as the liner Batory sailed home without the refugees. The Batory sailed for Gdynia without incident after the two-day visit, the first Kuch tour of Denmark by a Polish group since World War II. At least 30 passengers remained behind asking political asylum. Subscribe for The Progress.

3 2 2 DRIVE IN THEATRE TONITE Thru TUESDAY (First Run "JEANNE EAGLES" Starring: Kim NOVAK and Jeff CHANDLER -and "REVOLT AT FORT LARAMIE" With: John DEHNER ana Greg PALMER ENJOY MOVBES THE EASY WAS Relax to Comfort of Your Car Moshannon Man Starts Army Ordnance Course A I GROUND, Md. Pvt. Robert J. 'ye, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Blanchard Fye, Moshannon, recently began the second phase of six months military training under the Reserve Forces Act program at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Md. Fye is receiving ordnance train- ng after having completed eight veeks of basic combat training at Fort Knox, Ky. The 21-year-old soldier was graduated from Snow Shoe High School in 1954 and was employed by Donahey and Com- any, Snow Shoe, before entering he Army. Coal carried by the Chesapeake Railway in 1956 was hauled an average distance of 291 miles. The road's 1956 coal tonnage was 65 per cent of its total freight and amounted to almost 84,500,000 tons.

NOW SHOWING Feat. 1:40 3:40 5:40 7:30 9:30 This was the night when. naked fury flamed out across the land! JAMES STEWART AUDIE MURPHY DAN DURYEA-DIANNE FOSTER MINE HUJHN WWTM -at ma Philipsburg Hospital News ROWLAND THEATER Sunday Thru Tuesday Friday, August 23, 1957 Admissions Catherine Deao, Morann. Hattie Farsburg, Philipsburg R. D.

Lewis Harkless, Philipsburg. Mary Knepp, Philipsburg. Andrew Kropinski, Houtzdale. John Martin Mick Houlzdale R. D.

Leon Paxiley, Clearfield. John Roberts, Philipsburg. Marguerite Wilson, Clearfield. Discharges Jane Arnold, Osceola Mills. Hazel Biddle, Sandy Ridge.

David Clark, Madera. Delia Henry, Philipsburg. Priscilla Herr, Philipsburg. Baby Boy Herr, Philipsburg. Anthony Hugney, Frenchville.

LeMerle Kennelly, Philipsburg. LaMerle Kennelly, Philipsburg. Ruth Osterhaut, Tyrone. Norma Rice, Tyrone. Evelyn Reffner, Glasgow.

Baby Boy Reffner, Glasgow. Michael Russell, Philipsburg. Elizabeth Sevetsky, Hawk Run, News Briefs WATERTOWN, N.Y. An agent who holds a degree in sychology resigned yesterday to jegin study for the Baptist minis- ry because of a conviction of 'the need for counseling in a eligious setting." William E. )eichler, with the Bureau since 951, is married and the father of hree children.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. UP) "A Heckuva Program," the Ribault drive-in movie said in advertising quadruple feature. The pictures "Hell's Half Acre," "Hell's Crossroads," "Hell's Outpost" and 'Hell Fire." JAMES MASON -JOAN FONTAINE DOROTHYDANDRIOGE'JOAN COLLINS MICHAEL RENNIE Wllllimi. B. MM HARRY BELAFONTE rnxlucM ty 1 DARni LF.ZANUCK-ALFRED HAYES Iff LUXE by SOITi Hello, World! Mr.

and Mrs. Kenneth Levine of Clearfield became the parents of a 6-pound 6-ounce baby boy born at 8:25 p. m. Friday, Aug. 23, in the Clearfield Hospital.

Mrs. Levine is the former Catherine Luzier. TUBS. "Abandon Ship" With Tyrone Power, Mai Zetterling and Lloyd Nolan Also "Unidentified Flying Object' 1 The Truth About Flying Sancers SUNDAY Wofkins' Restaurant Front Street Philipsburg Full Course Dinner Appetizer Country Style Fried Chicken Mashed Potatoes Peas Cole Slaw Dessert $2.00 Open Daily 8 A. P.

M. Sunday 11 A. P.M. MWIMVUI 2 Last Times TONITE Tom Tryon SCREAMING I also Roy Rogers in Down Dakota Way in Trucolor! QXM3WG i Last Times TONITE Walt Disney's JOHNNY TREAAAIN in Technicolor! with Jeff York Hal Stnlmaster Last Times TODAY Fascinating! Romantic Walt Disney's TODAY (2 to 11) Alan Ladd -BOY ON A in CinemaScope! MON. (Bank Nile) Randolph Scott THE TALL -'I, Randolph SCOTT RIDING THE RANG! TO RIGHT it WRONG! Western Co-Hit! Allan "Rocky" Lnne "SILVER CITY KID" MON.

TUES. WMari LEX IARKER ZSA ZSA GABOR also Craig Stevens i Mantis' Closed MON. thru THUBS. COOPER PICNIC Drifting, Route 53 LABOR DAY Meals DANCING Rides, Games, Surprise Packages, Various Booths--Hand Made Quilt Given. SUNSET COME ONE COME ALL AGE NO LIMIT Roufe 219 Carrolltown BOBBY DALE HIS ORCHESTRA Saturday, Aug.

31 --Dancing 9 to 1 Adm. $1.65 tax incl. Coming Saturday Sept. 21 -RICHARD MALTBY THE ROLLICKING COMEDY' RONALD ALEXANDER'" Presented By Old Town Players Wed. Aug.

28th 29th Curtain Time 8:30 Admission $1.00 ELLIOTT PARK BANDSHELL 8 Miles North of Clearfield on Route 153 Clearfield Hospital News DALLAS Iff)--Time and changing habits have ended au era in Texas Pacific Railroad depots. The has shipped the last 400 of its cuspidors to the scrap heap LOS ANGELES W-The wife of actor Jack Palance has sued for separate maintenance, charging he beat her, was habitually ntemperate and committed adul tery. Mrs. Virginia Baker Pa ance, former stage actress, asked 4,500 a month support for hersel md $1,000 a month for each three children. They were wed in New York in 1949.

LAKE GEORGE, N.Y. (ffl-No all of the holidayers in this resor area are enjoying the sun. The Warren County jail was overflow ing until eight prisoners were transferred, reducing the jail pop ulation to the statutory maximum of 23. But Sheriff Carl K. McCoj expects more over the weekend Most of the prisoners are awaiting grand jury action.

Detroit Papers Publish Again tff As Strike Ends DETROIT W--A labor disput that, started eight days ago am closed down Detroit's three majo daily newspapers was settled to day. The afternoon Detroit News ani Detroit Times quickly started pre paring Saturday editions. A dispute over refusal of mail ers to work beyond a 15-hou double-shift at the News last Sat urday resulted in picketing and re fusal by the Teamsters Union cross picket lines. After Sunday editions, which so carried the News masthead the Times and Free Press closec down, saying a strike against on member of the Detroit Newspa per Publishers Assn. was a strik against all three.

The Internation al Mailers Union, which claims to represent the News mailers termed the action a lockout. Today's settlement, announce' shortly after 7 a. follows James A. Hoffa's joining of nego tiations. Hoffa, Midwest Teamste boss, flew here from Washington where he had been a witness be fore the Senate Rackets Commit tee yesterday.

The publishers association and Mailers Local 40 of the Interna tional Typographical Union issucc a brief statement announcing pub llcation would be resumed today "The "publishers and ITU mail ers will meet at 2 p. m. to proc ess grievances according to thi contract. Publication of all thre papers will be resumed the statement said. The International Mailers Union said 87 mailers were fired by th News when they declined to con tinue overtime work.

The New said it fired 67 for refusing to con tinue overtime in an emergency caused by a mechanical break clown. The paper charged the mailers had created a manpowe. shortage to regularly require overtime work. The newspapers pointed ou their contract was with Mailer Local 40 of the ITU. Blood furnished the Clearfield Hospital through the Bed Cross Bloodmobile program between Jan.

1 and Aug. 23 totals 510 pints. Pints used Friday: 0. Two Men To Die, One Sentenced To Life LOS ANGELES Two men were sentenced to death and a third to lilfe in prison Thursday for murder at the Club Mecca. S-'ix persons Snack Bar Donors-- Mrs.

Andrew Duga, Mrs. Robert Davidson. Helpers Mrs. Donald Mitchell, Sally Gearhart. when the neighborhood tavern evidence showed two of the men sloshed a can of gasoline into the place and set it afire.

They had been thrown out earlier because of unwelcome attentions to a woman customer. Clyde Bates, 36-year-old former convict, and Manuel Chavez, 25, died last April sentenced to death. Manuel suddenly erupted in flames. Trial getaway car, drew the life term. J.

Hernandez, 18, who drove the Wheeling cottaatmn courun "A Friday, Aug. 23, 1957 Admissions Mrs. Myrtle Shirey, Woodland R. D. John Wheeler, Mahaffey Eugene Marano, Clearfield Mrs.

Robert Maines, Bigler Frederick Anderson, Clearfield Mrs. Charles Turner, Curwensville Margaret Coudriet, Clearfield Mrs. Kenneth Levine, Woodland R. D. Baby Boy Levine, Woodland R.D.

Chester Cowder, Clearfield John K. Potter Clearfield Orvis Ogden, Clearfield R. D. 2 Mrs. Hannah Amon, Clearfield Mrs.

Amelia Collar, Clearfield R. D. 2 Discharges Joseph Ettaro, Clearfield Mrs. Russell Patterson, Curwensville Star Route. Clair Lansberry (Expired) Woodland Donald Miller, Curwensville Mrs.

Harold Luzier, Clearfield R. D. 2 Mae Garito, Clearfield Michele Challingsworth, Penfield Rockland Fulmer, Clearfield D. 1. Donna Mayhew, Cearfield R.

2 Kitty Lou Mayhew, Clearfield D. 2 Norman Shirey, LeContes Mills Mrs. James McCracken, Clearfield R. D. 2 Baby Boy McCracken, Clearfield R.

D. 2. Houtzdale Resident Receives His Degree At Juniafa College HUNTINGDON Bachelor's de grees were conferred on 20 men and women at Juniata College's 32nd Summer Commencement here last night. President Calvert N. Ellis Juniata awarded six bachelor arts and 14 bachelor of science degrees at a dinner ceremony in the college dining hall.

There were five women among the 20. The 20 degrees increased to 127 the total conferred by Juniata Col lege in its January, June and August Commencements this year Those receiving degrees last night included: Robert Donald Adam 723 Don Houtzdale, bachelor of science, economics and business administration. WCPA "The Radio Service of Tho Progress" Music News Public Service 900 on Dial 1000 Watts On the Air 7 A. M. to 8 P.

M. NEWS WEATHER ON THE HOUR HEADLINES Every Half Hour SPORTS NEWS 7:45, 12:25, 6:15 COMPLETE AREA NEWS 11 A. 5 P. M. MOSHANNON NEWS 2 P.

M. Cleveland Indian Day Games Stylo box ogttor Galvanized ROOF DRAINAGE PRODUCTS head slip joint trough Round Plain corrugated round corrugated conductor conductor conductor pipe pipe You and your house will both be happier with Wheeling rain-carrying goods. Gutters, downspouts, elbows and "accessories are all galvanized as only Wheeling knows how. Made of rugged steel, with heavy, rust-resistant zinc coating, Wheeling Roof Drainage Products give years of long-lasting, trouble-free service. Come in today for a full selection! MADE TO LAST BY WHEELING The Clearfield County FAIR Wishes to take this opportunity to express their gratitude to all who took an active part in the production of this year's County Fair.

To all the patrons, department heads, workers, grangers and farmers we say "thank you" for making the 1957 Clearfield County Fair a huge success. The Members of the Fair Board and EDWARD A. CLARK, Manager. JOHNSTOWN-6 SATURDAY--AUGUST 24 Place In The Sun Corporal Story Right To Compete Living Word Defender Are Funny Julius LaRosa Show Sanders Theatre Playhouse Theatre Theatre Trooper Theatre Off SUNDAY--AUGUST 25 Summary Christophers Picture 00--This Is The Lfie Bill Hickok On Parade Speaks Roberts Mr. Wizard Wants To Know Parade Catholic Hour The Press Theatre Boy Allen Show Playhouse Web Of Dec.sion Night Report Weatherman Nile Movie Off KANTAR'S CURWENSVILLE Pioneered Television Firs! to Color Professional Service! The Best In TV Sets Phone 325 ALTOONA-10 SATURDAY--AUGUST 24 1-45--Warm Up 1: 53--Baseball, Braves vs Dodgers 4-30--Riders of the Purple Sage Theatre Wclk and Des Earp Durante Dean Storm Playhouse Besl Movies for the Day SUNDAY--AUGUST 25 for the Day In Israel Living Word Heart Program Science Heals Pastor Unto My Feet Up And Live Christophers Three Take A Trip For Wonderful Buys SHOP OUR August Clearance Sale MILLIGAN'S Curwensville Playhouse of Triumph Your Pleasure 2.00--World's Best Movies Carnival Your Future 5.00--Face The Nation News Roundup Last Word Are There 7.30--My Favorite Husband Sullivan E.

Theatre 9-30--Broken Arrow 10.00--$64,000 Challenge 3 News Special Best Movies for the Day PITTSBURGH-2 SATURDAY-AUGUST 24 Earp of Annapplis Is Your Life Today Baseball Journey Welk Show 8.00--Julius LaRosa Show Powell Stars Theatre 10.30--Adventure Theatre Service News Studio Edition Shift Theatre Off SUNDAY--AUGUST 25 Science Heals Picture Unto My Feet To Adventure Living Word Believe Christophers Take A Trip Bill Hickok Space Time Milland Show Headlines To Be Announced 2'30--What's My Line 3-00--Kraft Television Theatre 4'00--Richard Diamond Arrow of Decision Hood Valley Days Boy Allen Show Playhouse Web Trooper Hour News 15 Studio Off KWSPAPERl.