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THE EVENING NEWS, Harrisburg, Dies at Wilkes-Barre Rev. Thomas F. Kelley, 46, By Associated Press WILKES-BARRE, Feb. Rev. Thomas F.

Kelley, 46, pastor of St. Vincent's Roman Catholic Church, Plymouth borough, died late tonight at Mercy Hospital, where he had been a patient since Saturday. The Rev. Father Kelley, a native of Exeter Borough, was ordained to the priesthood June 16, 1927. Among t're survivors are a brother, Attorney Bernard Kelley, member of Philadelphia bar and manager of Philadelphia agency, Reconstruction Finance Corporation.

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VICKS VA-TRO-NOL I Tuesday, February 17, 1948 Merry Menagerie- By Walt Disney 2-17 Copr. World 1948, Reserved Distributed by King Features Syndicate. Walt Disney Productions Rights "Cold cold fish! What I want is a nice bowl of chili!" TEACHER FRACTURES WRIST HOWARD, Feb. Lula Schenck, school teacher here, fractured her wrist in a fall on an icy pavement near her home. In this Sensational NEW ALL-IN-ONE MINIATURE SONOTONE THE BEST HEARING CORRECTION science knows how to give! The most beautiful hearing aid you ever laid eyes on.

ALL-INONE with batteries inside small, feather no more trouble wear than a wristwatch! Smoother, easier, quieter, NATURAL hearing quality from completely new case, tube and circuit design! New 3-Level Environment Control you hear your best everywhere! Exclusive new-type Regenerative Circuit, developing more hearing power with smaller batteries! See it NOW! A special plug-in device for economy battery almost in which half! cuts SONOTONE battery costs Of Harrisburg From the 313 Dauphin Bldg. Phone 3-8488 WORLD'S LARGEST LABORATORIES Office hours: 9 to 5:45 devoted exclusively to hearing aids. Saturday 9 to 12 Cough Relief often comes with the first few spoonfuls of the new ANGIER'S IMPROVED EMULSION This popular post-war formula contains SODIUM CITRATE, AMMONIUM CHLORIDE and drugs widely used in doctors' private prescriptions for cough due to colds, excessive smoking or dust accumulations in the throat. Extremely pleasant to take. No alcohol or narcotics.

For children and aged too. At leading drugstores everywhere. Original Phone Placed on Exhibit Daniel Drawbaugh's original telephone, which was the subject of a Supreme Court fight with Alexander Graham Bell, was added last night to the collection of the Historical Society of Dauphin County. The priceless item was presented by M. W.

Jacobs, son of the late Judge Jacobs, patent attorney for the late Eberly's Mills inventor. Parts of the invention were found by Jacobs when he moved out of his law office in the Capital Bank and Trust Company Buildling. Drawbaugh had claimed infringement of patent rights by Bell in the suit. The court, however, ruled in Bell's favor. The presentation of the model was made by Evan J.

Miller at the society's monthly meeting. Dr. Paul A. W. Wallace, historian and professor at Lebanon Valley College, donated a paper on Conrad Weiser, who crossed the Susquehanna River 200 years ago lat make Harris the famous Ferry on his way Treaty to.

Logstown with the Iroquois Indians. New members admitted last night were: Miss Belle Boyd, Mr. and Mrs. S. S.

Pomeroy, Mr. and Mrs. David P. Reese, Mrs. Ralph Eckels, Mrs.

James H. Jones, Mrs. Brentwood Shunk, Miss Eva Caton, Miss Miriam Caton, John E. Core, Miss Jean Pugh, Miss Nell Romberger, Miss Sara Mary Adams, Mrs. John E.

Core, Robert R. Hamer, Leo E. Sutliff, John E. Neumyer, Miss Ruth Lyons and Miss Rinetta Glasgow. MORE INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENTS The Department of Labor and Industry reported 98 workers were killed and 9271 injured in industrial accidents in Pennsylvania in December.

This was an increase of 7.7 per cent. in fatalities and 1.2 per cent. in injuries over the previous month, ARTHUR MURRAY SAYS After 9 years I hit on THE SECRET OF THE RUMBA" You can grasp it in 5 minutes! No need to say, "Let's sit this one out," when the Rumba plays or bluff it through with a Fox Trot that doesn't look right or feel right either. miss out when you can learn a beautiful Rumba in a few short hours at Arthur Murray's? He has discovered a secret that makes this sophisticated dance as easy as A-B-C. It's fun to learn with his talented experts you catch on to the step and the movement so quickly.

no time you'll have a half-dozen fascinating variations at the tips of your toes. 4 Then see what a surprise you can give your friends. The very best dancers will seek you out you you're wonderful. You'll say never in all your life was dancing such a thrill. Take the first step toward this magic realm of fun and popularity, Enroll for a few lessons at Arthur Murray's and be ready to claim at your it took the me trick next party.

Rates are surprisingly low now. Don't Although like wait--visit the studio TODAY. Open until 10 the Rumba P. M. Phone 4-3236.

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Size 16 takes yds. 39-in. fabric. Send 25 cents in coins for this pattern Ito The Harrisburg Evening News, 67, Pattern, Y. 243 Print West 17th New plainly name, address with zone, size and style number.

The New Look this Spring is the Anne Adams Look! See it in our new Spring Pattern Book-just out! Send only 15 cents more for this catalog of easy-sew styles for the whole family. Also printed right in the book is a Free Pattern for a smart hat-and-bag set! Judges to Act On Art Entries Entries in the twentieth annual local exhibition of the Art. Association of Harrisburg will be judged on Thursday afternoon by Earle L. Poole, Reading; Blanchard Gummo, Lewisburg, and John Richard Craft, Hagerstown. The exhibit will be open to the public from Saturday through Sunday, February 29, in the Public Library Annex.

The hours will be from 1 to 5 p. and from 7 to 9 p. m. on week-days, except next Monday, and from 1 to 4 p. m.

on Sundays, A preview will be held Friday at 8 p. for members of the Art Association, members of the Art Studio, exhibitors and their friends, and the press. The pictures will be hung Thursday evening by Edward C. Michener, David Rittenhouse Shotwell, James T. Spence and Wilbur Nisley.

Awards will be presented Friday evening. Mrs. Lyman D. Gilbert, president of the Association, and Miss Louise Eaton are assisting with the general organization of the event, Job Problems Discussed By Polyclinic Workers Problems of budget, employe relations and job simplification were discussed at a dinner meeting of supervisory employes of the Polyclinic Hospital in the Harrisburger Hotel last evening. J.

Lincoln McFarland, administrator, described plans for the openling of the 56-bed addition now under construction. Three motion pictures were shown. The following were present: J. Lincoln MacFarland, administrator; Mrs. Pauline Cooper, dietitian; Miss Evelyn Messick, assistant dietitian; Sam Stetler, chief engineer; Leroy Ricker, storekeeper; Mrs.

Dorothy Bollinger, director of nurses; Mrs. Owen Currier, assistant director of nurses; Miss Jean Metzger, educational director; Miss Kathryn Kain, third floor supervisor; Miss Alice King, pediatric supervisor; Mrs. Susanna Kinter, first floor supervisor; Miss A. Jeanne Kinkelstine, nursery supervisor; Miss Margaret Zimnitsky, operating room supervisor; Miss Chantelene Cook, unit supervisor; Miss Elizabeth Phillips, dispensary supervisor; Miss Geraldine Lansbury, anesthetist; John Koverman, X-ray technician; Miss Margaret Black, laboratory technician; Miss Marie Hoffman, bookkeeper; Mrs. Dorothy Runkle, housekeeper; Mrs.

Janethanna Lauckhardt, night supervisor; Thomas Robinson, physio-therapist, and Miss Janet Roush, assistant obstetrical supervisor. Harrisburg and York ChessClubs Meet Tonight The 10-Man York chess team will play the Harrisburg club in the Boyd Memorial Building, 234 South street, at 8 o'clock tonight in a Central Pennsylvania Chess League match game. The local squad will travel to Elizabethtown on Friday and Chambersburg next Wednesday night, Secretary C. W. Row, Penbrook, announced.

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