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SHAMOKIN NEWS-DISPATCH, SHAMOKIN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1958 PAGE FOUR 'Eek! A THOUGHT FOR TODAY Behold, 1 am according to the wish in God's stead: I also am formed out of the clay. Job Inside Labor By Victor Riesel Editorials Features, Columns- The Smart Se By Cholly Knickerbocker. Exclusively Yours: Belgian royalists are furious because on her recent visit to their country, Princess Margaret dined with the King and his stepmother, iViA Prinnaea Aa TAiUr TUah iUki. Richard Nixon may not be. 33:6.

running for anything but planes YourHealth Your Career By tdW in Jordan, M.U. tacit British recognition of ex-King Medical advice from laymen is Leopold's commoner wife. And -thev usually worth about what is paid say that their Royal Family wouldn't for it break bread with the Duchess of Wind Campaign Funds The circumstance that sees a number of wealthy candidates running for important office this year in the United States only points up anew a great problem: how to finance political campaigns to assure the highest standards in By Anne Hey wood There isn't a person alive who doesn't have a good reason for self-pity. Into life comes enough trouble to give us grounds for feeling sorry for ourselves and embittered with the world. The trouble is, however, that if we allow ourselves to indulge it, self-pity and bitterness will attract more of the For the past five years I have been treated for arthritis.

I have had medical attention, but if I had done all the things that have been told me by iaymen who also suffer from arthritis I am sure I would be dead by now. I have been told not to eat or drink foods containing acid, and not to smoke. I realize smoking only makes sor Despite denials to the contrary, wealthy young Detroiter Jack Anderson and Hungary's only threat to the Gabors. Lisa Ferraday, are getting closer and closer together Isn't the trouble in the Terry Moore-Gene McGrath separation spelled K-a-r-o-1 F-a-g-a-r-o-s? A young Palm Beach playboy is making plenty of" enemies in Manhattan. He has a habit of going Everybody knows that with the use of television in politics and the rising cost of almost every other same.

We'll begin a vicious circle of phase of campaigning, tne money trouble, bitterness, more troupie, more my nervous condition worse, but bitterness. does it have any effect on the into the best restaurants, ordering arthritic condition itself? elaborate meals, then ducking out just before he's served. Friends explain he's torching for his ex-wife. Their serene highnesses Prince and Princess Joaching von Furstenberg are visiting New York. She's related to the Princess of Lichtenstein and he's heir to the Furstenberg titles and fN tune, with a castle in Germany's BlaViT Forest that is a showplace and hunters' paradise Carol McDaniels Por-tago and Myles Lowell are all around the town, but it's no romance.

And trains these days but word from his headquarters reveals that he will be campaigning against "socialism and nationalization" literally nine out of every 10 days until election. Word just dispatched from the Democratic headquarters to its party workers around the land Is to ignore this newest Nixon stratagem. Late last, week this advice was carefully put in memos to more than 3,400 Democratic party leaders ranging from state chairman to county campaigners. This inner party Democratic dispatch said, in effect, don't answer Mr. Nixon's charees, don't campaign against him, pound away on "bread-and butter" issues.

Talk about unemployment, the aged, social security, welfare plans and high prices. Debate social problems, yes-socialism, no. Who has the edge on these is-sues is any indiscreet political analyst's guess. There are those who believe that these "bread-and-butter" nuestions will make or break political careers next month. At the moment the Republicans are taking the offensive.

There are people working. The millions "'alkine out of factory gates each Friday are earning a record average pav of $83.50 a week. Some 5.000.OA0 of them have had good raises in the past six months. Furthermore, say the GOP'ers, over 500,000 werkers went back to iohs in the past month. Most of October always is good.

Crops are in and the cannine plants call their people back. The auto models have been re-tooled and the assembly lines soon will be rolling out the new cars. Sewing machines are whirring the needle trades rieht out of the slack season. Christmas inventories are piling up. How those who are prospering will vote no one can yet tell.

But in citv after city, as I learned in New England the other day, there are thousands of iobles some sav a total of 4.200,000. Some report 500.000 more. The unemployed are concentrated in the big industrial and coal states. They Do acid foods cause the condition to get worse? I even have been told to drink a special tea imported from Germany, get stung by a million bees; and there is the man who wants to cure me with hypnotism. I am not gullible, but a person gets desperate in the middle of a painful, sleepless night, and I begin to wonder if all these people are crazy, or if these weird treatments really have helped some persons and cured others, or is it only their psychological reaction? Also, what is your opinion on diet? Mrs.

M. J. A Most of those who have arthritis could add a great many more remedies and cures which have been told them. Many people recover from various forms of arthritis with or without treatment, and perhaps that explains why there are so many "cures." It is general opinion that there is no single diet which either causes or cures arthritis 'though diet is important in gout', but that the average victim of joint disease reauires a well-balanced diet related to the needs of the individual. Is it possible for a deficiency of action of the thyroid gland to cause an upset in the menstrual cycle and ovulation? -Mrs.

D. A There is a rather close relationship between the actions of several of the glands of internal secretion producing hormones. Consequently, it is possible for changes in action of the thyroid eland to upset the menstrual needed lor a really an-oui enon is considerable. Today the principal sources of big funds are in fact just two Big Business and Big Labor. And it goes without saying that if the contributions they make are large enough, they expect a return if the candidate they help is a winner.

No matter how honest and independent a man may wish to be and try to be, he may find himself the victim of subtle, almost unconscious pressures when voting on legislation which affects those who aided him. Consequently the present system is widely recognized as a bad one. The necessary ideal is that we elect to high public office men who feel no special pressures but are giuded instead by the general interest either of their specific constituency or the nation as a whole. Since the beneficiaries of good government and able legislators are the people themselves, it would seem fair and fitting that they, taken in the broad, shoulder the burden of financing campaigns. There is this season an admirable voluntary effort under way to achieve that objective, the American Heritage Foundation's program to pay for campaigns through wide solicitation of dollar contributions from millions of American citizens.

But it has not been shown yet that the general response will be sufficient to lick the problem. Reports from around the country as the campaigning goes into usually crucial October are that most candidates drawing heavy funds are getting them from the customary sources. The "broad base" system of small contributions deserves a full trial. But if it should bring inadequate re-' suits, Americans undoubtedly will have to begin thinking seriously again of the idea that the federal The smart thing is simply to realize that blows may come and blows may go, but we must learn to pick up the pieces and stay cheerful. If we do this, cheerfulness begins to attract good events, just as bitterness attracted bad ones.

Soon we have nothing to be bitter about. Making the first switch, taking the first stand against bitterness, is the difficult thing. I thought of this the other night at our vocational group. A gifted European lawyer, who has a Ph.D. and speaks seven languages, read his job resume aloud.

He had wonderful experience, some of it in Europe, some of it here in Amer-ice. The angry look on his face, the somewhat arrogant tone of the resume, and his embittered reasons for leaving various jobs couldn't help coming through. You knew that the reason he hadn't been able to get another job was not lack of experience his experience was wonderful. It was his bitterness. No employer would want to have him around.

Naturally, they couldn't tell him this but it was actually why no one would hire him. The same thing occasionally happens with a gifted woman. Because of company policy, she may have been frequently turned down on a job in favor of a man. Sometimes she gets hopelessly depressed about what she considers the injustice of it. Vet, if she will persever optimistically, she will find a company that values, hires and promotes gifted women.

It takes a little looking but I've never known this to fail. You can find what you're looking for if you look for it cheerfully. "But why should people frequently ask. "It just isn't fair!" Maybe not. Doubtless there are still injustices in this world.

We have the choice of either giving in to fury, self-pity and bitterness which will ruin us or of hoping for the best and, when we do, usually finding it. This brings me back to our European The Washington Scene American policy remained unchanged. What it was unchanged from was not publicly spelled out. But the assumption is that Chiang is now assured there will be no appeasement of Red China and no abandonment of him. With that.

Secretary Dulles im can be the balance of power in the election. Or drive through New York, as I have these past posed a five-day diplomatic cease- John V. Lindsay, GOP candidate for Congress from New York's 17th District, was "presented" to Society at a cocktail party given by the Junior Hostess with the Mostes', Mrs. Thomas Bancroft, Jr. Lindsay's boyish-Kennedy-type appeal converted a number of young ladies from their Democratic leanings.

The other p.ms Gigi Bail, for a wonderful cause (The Guideposts for mentally-retarded children), was a wonder: Bancrofts, Biddies, Vanderbilts, Obo-lenskys, Morgans. Van Rensselaers all looking their best at the Metropolitan Club We're open for title suggestions anent the proposed film of Lady Docker's life The Robert Macy Finns welcomed their fifth heir. Mrs. Finn is the former Anne Brine, onetime Boston No. 1 deb.

Sociey Architect Alexander Mcll-aine is now busy transforming the Michael Grace mansion into the country's plushest club house. You may recall Grace's titanic struggle against the Deepdale Golf Club, which bought the property from the shipping heir and other members of his family. Grace reneged on the sale, and a series of lawsuits, which he invariably lost, followed. Two weeks ago the sheriff told him to vamose off the porperty. Now Deepdale, with one of the finest golf courses in the East, will also have its club house Harry Truman's personal physician, Dr.

Wallace Graham, has a new patient Rafael Trujillo. Chic Ciquita Astor, wife of England's Major Honorable John Jacob Astor, adorning Manhattan' and Manhattan is adorning her Impressive foursome, the Henry Fords and Jock McLeans, at Maud Chez Elle talking about whatever millionaires talk about. By Peter Edson There's an old saying in Washington that, "If you don't like the weather here, wait a minute." With not much exaggeration, the same thing might be said about United States foreign policy on Quemoy and Matsu. When the Chinese Communists began their bombardment on August 29, the United States State Department declared that the offshore islands were definitely related to Formosa, and that a Communist attack could not be a limted engagement. A week later, after visiting President Eisenhower at Newport, Secretary of State John Foster Dulles said there had been no finding that employment of United States forces on Quemoy and Matsu was required for the de fire of his own and retreated to weeks, and you'll find that there cvce an(j probably ovulation: fense of Formosa.

Still another week later, in his broadcast talk to the nation, the President declared that Chinese Communist attacks on Quemoy and Matsu were part of a program to conquer Formosa. The next step was Secretary Dulles' statement that if the Chinese Communists would consent to a cease-fire, a withdrawal of Nationalist forces from the islands might be made. Chinese Nationalist President Chiang Kai-shek then declared that this statement was completely incompatible with his determination to hold the offshore islands and vowed no reduction of his forces there. The next day Secretary Dulles assured President Chiang that the mechanisms are so his own offshore Duck Island, in powerful and militant women ndee deed the St. Lawrence three-mile limit vote for the earnest gubernatorial delicate that they can be upset contender.

Nelson KocKeieuer He's pushin? Governor Averell Harriman. But the labor opponents to the genial Republican point to more than 400,000 jobless in the Emoire State. Labor leaders, campaigning round-the-clock, say that these will be 400.000 Democratic votes. Traditionally, most of the jobless and th iitterv vote asaint the party holding the White House, thev point out. It's on the 'bread-and-butter front that the Republicans can by a large number of influences.

I get a tight feeling around my ankles which seems like a band. Is this poor circulation or is it caused by nervous tension? -S. L. A One would suspect that this was more likely caused by some disorder of the nervous system than by poor circulation alone. Nervous tension or emotional factors could be an influence, but with a symptom of this sort one would want to make sure that it was not the result of some organic nerve disorder.

Voice of Broadway friend. Fortunately, there was in the government use taxpayers' money to finance political campaigns at 7n'ng another European BY Dorothy Kilgallen A local real estate agent as all levels. expect a last minute nana from labor headauarters in hun- Mv sister has not only a dreds of cities. They'll attempt duodenal ulcer, but a high cho-to knock the props from under ipstero coimt. it seems to me thA Republican prosperity that the diet recommended for The alternative may be more and more to populate the government of this country with men and women who are not their own masters.

And that is no way to run a In score of speeches. and tennis, paints well enough to have had a one-man show in Boston, and acts in his spare time. It's the acting that's taking him away he'll play in Maxwell Anderson's "The Golden Six," opening soon at the York Playhouse. Back in the 1930s, Joel McCrea bought a 2.400-acre ranch near Hollywood for $50,000 with just $5,000 as the down payment. Just the other day a syndicate offered the actor so much per acre that That is how matters stood when Communists temporarily abandoned their bombardment of Quemoy and Matsu, beginning a seven-day cease-fire.

What happens next is anybody's guess. But if there are still other changes of the United States position on this highly charged and controversoial issue, don't be surprised. In six weeks the United States has been on almost every side of this hexagonal Chinese puzzle. It has been difficult for reporters to write about and explain. It is almost impossible for the public to understand.

In aH this shifting of ground, it can be said there has been no thought of complete surrender of the Chinese Nationalists. The United States has been, and still is, ready to defend Formosa. It is committed by congressional resolution and by treaty with the Nationalists. But on the offshore islands, there still has been "no decision" to defend them as essential to the defense of Formosa. This is the same position that Secretary Dulles declared over a month ago at Newport If this is confusing, it is also diplomacy.

Foreign policy can't be written on tablets of stone and then stuck to, come hurricane or high water. The policy, as Secretary Dulles says, to be kept "flexible." It changes as the situation signed to hunt for a three-room apartment in the most fashionable section of the East Side tells intimates the tenant will be French mannequin Bettina, once the favorite companion of Ali Khan Legal eagles at Capitol Records are suing the Remington disc firm, alleging Remington's "Music Man" cover looks too much like Capitol's. What makes it doubly hard to bear: Capitol's ulcer patients is unsuitable, if not harmful, to a person who has a high cholesterol count. What are your thoughts? Mrs. C.

A At the present time one "You act," he told his compatriot, "as if you think all American employers are illiterate peasants. Take out of your resume all the emphasis on degrees and languages. In a good-natured way, tell what you can do. The American employer will hire you. I know! I got a wonderful American job!" For further pointers on job-hunting, send me a stamped, self-addressed envelope care of this newspaper and I'll send you a pamphlet on the subject.

radio broadcasts, news statements and political rallies, the labor leaders and their researchers will sav that it isn't October u-i rio that count. They would expect that the proper that by February there will treatrnent of the duodenal ulcer say Natalie Trundv and Prince Mahmoj 6 he'd realize almost $10,000,000 if platter costs $5.98 while Reming- Pahlevi were a handsome duo at Elaine ton's sells tor a mere $1.49 he decided to sell Stritch will be guest of honor at a with diet and other mrans was more important than worry over the high level of cholesterol in the blood. The question of whether the blood cholesterol is influenced by diet is rather obscure and under study. Judy Church, who was Woolworth Donahue's constant date on the continent this summer, is still the number one belle in his engag-ment book now that he's making Dick Kleiner be a cold economic winm predict over 5,000.000 iohless next February-or about what we had last February. The unionists will charge that there will be deprivation in the midst of plenty.

Lahr Udere will pound away at a demand for the expenditure of hundreds of millions of dollars to re-develop "forgotten" cities. The union chiefs will hit hard with calls for some type federal permanent unemployment insurance-a guaranteed jobless pavment plan. The Democrats. Steady on record for such M- ii i ne Long Island scene. Benny Heads for Broadway Grace Kelly may regret the Around TV Town: Broadwavites are pounds she's added since she be- happy about Jack expressed came the Princess of Monaco, but sy WrTM.SrTi present TV commitments run out, next weight." Ma Kelly told a report-year.

The script is already picked out, er writing for the next issue of Note on Questions Dr. Jordan ii unable to en-swer directly individual questions from readers. However, onco a week, in this "0 column he will answer the most interesting and the most frequently asked questions received during the week. and Jack wants Audrey Meadows to do Redbook Magazine: Hollywood it with him The big gag on TV this kePt her skinny because of the if one policy doesn't work, back erai aid, will match pledge for u'ith the union men. Hollywood wide screen.

I used to worry about her. She was dangerously thin. Now she has some reserve." Count Basie's jazz trombonist It will be the Republican re-P. voiced mostly by that season is that people are taking "Yancy Derringer" seriously. The CBS-TV semi-Western was conceived originally as a comedy, a spoof of Westerns.

But up and try another. It like a military probing attack, in one sense. Look for a weakness in the enemy's lines, then break through and exploit it. Foreign policy must be sensitive not only to allied pressures, hut tn tho nnnnnpnlc' ctratoou as Bennie Powell (the cute one on sSetary of labor James Mitch- Erskine Johnton ell, that this land of ours is out Behjnd thp Screen. the star, ex-stunt man Jock Mahoney, the end) has become a benedict Ye Olden Days For the teen-agers eating their hamburgers immersed in an ocean of juke box music, it might be whimsical to pause a moment and look back a few years.

This was the time thpir dads were courting their mothers. The flashback is occasioned by the anniversary party being thrown at the gracious old Chicago restaurant, Henrici's, to mark 90 years of service to its city. Kids, if you can hear us through that rock-and-roll dissonance, Henrici's made itself more popular than ever back in the Twenties and Thirties, by advertising with this -charming slogan: "No Orchestral Din." Other Editors Say Can anything be done about the growing tendency of public officials in Washington to withhold information to which the press and public are entitled? The question is easier to ask than to answer. Between the statutes and the natural tendency of bureaucrats to clam up, the problems of getting news and information about the workings of the increasingly complex government will not be automatically solved. Waltham, News-Tribune The last word in an argument is what a wife has.

Anything a husband says after that is the beginning of another argument. Changing Times began to believe in what he was doing The bride is Evelyn Jackson of isn't the word for Joan Collins. of the recession. Mitchell will maicn and so, apparently, does a large see- Chicago Dolly OBnen re- well. Communist diplomats are highway for highway, meeting mains the marvel of those who theatrical party at Brown's after her opening night performance in the new musical "Goldilocks." Hostess will be her agent, Gloria Safier, who owns a large piece of the restaurant.

Hal Roach, aides hint that he's interested in buying a major league ball club to give him something to do aside from his film studio and broadcasting chores Singer Bill Hayes appears to have another hit with his recording of "The Nine Lives of Elfego Baca." (And if you think there's no end to the show biz gags about that name, you're right!) Mrs. Hal LeRoy managed to arrange her dismissal from Hack-ensack Hospital in time to attend her husband's celebration of his twenty-fifth year as a dancer, but confided to guests at the Rose-land party that she might have to go back for more surgery before very long The McGuire Sisters planned to use a "hula hoop" number in their repertoire when they opened at the Chez Paree in Chicago but abandoned the idea when it turned out that Phyllis was the only one of the three who could master the hip-twirling art. Lana Turner's gay appearance on recent dancing dates indicates she's recovered from the Johnny Stompanato-Cheryl Crane tragedy Writer Meyer Levin is apt to take umbrage at this bit of ballyhoo: Robert Thorn, whose play "Sailing to Byzantium" will co-star Roddy McDowall and Gladys Cooper, is Deing heralded as "the uncredited author of many of Roddy's vivid scenes in last season's masters at completely reversing meeting, using eF" onH siakine his own reputation At least by Joan Collins it isn't the word. "It makes me furious," sexy Joan was telling me, "when someone refers to me as being sexy. I think it's a ridiculously overworked word in Hollywood.

I don't believe it's even flatter- and political career on prediction! that there will be ew lobless and greater prosperity February. It will be. difficult to rvtnhpr who is ritint. But their policies to meet changing conditions. Foreign policy must also be sensitive to influence from Congress and the American public reaction at home.

That's why you are apt to see still more changes in China policy before this thing is settled. But basically, the American policies of resistance to aggression, resistance to communism and the defense of small nations will remain solid. soon enoueh the record will show ing anymore. soon tnui'' So if Joan isn sexy, espe- The people will remember this daily as a predatory, no-holds- thpv BO out barred femme fatale, chasing Vito, but firsthand reports from other glamor girls who've dated both the Shah and his sibling are to the effect that Mahmoud has a long way to 23 before he catches up with dashing, romantic Big Brother Curt Swift of the meat millions gave Liz Schell a new toy poodle and she named him "Philip" Tommy Manville, at The Penthouse, didn't bother to introduce Mrs. Julius Smith as his "niece" like he used to.

The Prime Ministers of several Afrf-can nations got together and asked the State Department for a Christmas present. They want Katherine Dunham and her dancers sent over "Look Back in Anger" author John Osborne should have felt much happier after the snazzy party Monique van Vooren tossed for him at Le Cupidon. The beauties on hand included Denise Darcel, Luba Malina, Corinne Calvet, Siri, Marion Saunders Hugh Shannon, with both talented piano hands in top condition again, will take over the Hotel Dei-monico's cafe lounge as boniface and entertainer starting Thursday. Ex-King Simeon of Bulgaria (noJ cadet at Valley Forge Military Academy) and his teen-age girl friend, Bri-gitte, are both fencing students under master swordsman Gian Marino and the young king hung his coat of arms in Marino's eatery. The talented group of zanies who formed the Random Thoughts Publishing Company (they originated "The Martini Cook have a new one rolling off the presses in two weeks that ought to be de rigeur for the Jet Set.

It's called "1,000 Names and Where To Drop Them" The Downey's booth-warmers say that Eva Gabor is collaborating on an original screen play with critic Romano Tozzi We're looking forward to the October 16 annual dinner dance in the Plaza's grand ballroom to benefit the Boys' Club of New York. Caron Parfums sponsor? the event and the dance committee members read like a roster of Who's; Who. Bon Mot: "A real celebrity never Blackwell. -r P. ofin and de- Paul Newman in "Rally 'Round HI lilt mat one.

And that the Flag, Boys." what is she? oftpr all. is the grand prize "I like the word 'irrepressl- she said. run. Looking Backward ment of the public. When "Kiss Me Kate" is done on the Hallmark Hall of Fame over NBC-TV on November 20, two of the liveliest songs in the Cole Porter score will not be among those present.

"Too Darn Hot" has been dropped because its lyrics were too darn hot for the sensitive TV audiences, and "Bianca" was dropped for time considerations. Over many of the 25 years that Don McNeill has had his "Breakfast Club" on the air, the powers-that-be have been urging him to move out of Chicago. They've wanted him to go either to Hollywood or New York. But Don has steadfastly resisted. "I have my roots there," he says, "but mostly it was simply that I did not want to take my children out of their school." But now the situation is about to change.

Don's youngest son finishes high school this year. "After that," he says. "I don't know. I think I might feel differently about it then. I might think seriously about moving.

I don't know whether it would be to New York or Hollywood, of course." And then he added, as though thinking about "but these New York audiences are amazing." He moved his popular-as-ever ABC morning show to New' York for a few days, and it wasn't just coincidental that the Milwaukee Braves and New York Yankees were nlavine thpir Wnrlrl punish the parquet at El Morocco. Her latest starry-eyed admirer is the youthful John Cobb For the what-will-they-think-of-next department: Ladies with Bonwit Teller charge accounts may now put movie tickets on their bills. It's a special "Roots of Heaven offer, with a chance for the little woman to snag two on the aisle while she's acquiring a new Dior or some other feminine frippery. Monte Proser, a veritable phoenix when it comes to rising from the ashes of night club flops, expects to be back in action on Broadway again this winter with his "Tropicana" revue. He's said adieu to Las Vegas.

The reporter who did such savage pieces on TV quiz fixing for a national news magazine had at least one very reliable source: His wife won $1,500 some months ago on one of the programs under fire The Sardi set is agog over Peter Ustinov's rumored asking price to direct and star in his just-finished play: 22 per cent of the gross Lowell Birrell, supposedly on the lam from the SEC and from time to time reported in Cuba and South Americahas been making almost-secret appearances in the United States for conferences with associates. Singer Jimmy Dean is losing his floor manager, Jon Stone, for a couple of months: the chap's so versatile he just can't be tied A fly is said to lay about 900,000.000 eggs, and they all hatched during the past summer. LITTLE LIX I Joan isn't sexy flitting around in skin-tight, black silk leotards and a pink lace corset and having three bathtub scenes in the film? "Irrepressible," Joan repeated. Well, Joan can have her word for it. Director Leo McCarey can have his words for the lady "she has a natural flair for comedy." And I'll keep my word for Joan Collins sexy.

Sight of the Year: Marilyn Monroe's offstage impersonation of Jack Lemmon's onstage wiggle as he impersonates a gal named Daphne in the Like It Hot." It not only broke up Jack, it broke up the whole company. One-time character star Barry Fitzgerald, who was stricken with a heart attack a year ago, is now reported living in Ireland and saying he will never act again. He was a 1944 Oscar winner. Ten Years Ago 1948 Henry W. Lark, chairman of the Northumberland County Republican Committee, attended a meeting in Harrisburg of committee chairmen and other leaders from all counties of the state.

Anthony Mirarchi, 8, son of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Mirarchi, 1014 Chestnut Street, Kulpmont, sustained a possible skull fracture in a sandlot football game staged in Kulpmont. Local motorists reported traffic impeded because of a highway improvement project near Hamilton on the Shamokin-Sun-bury highway. Eight more young men were called for pre-induction physical examinations under the government's new selective service program.

The contingent was the second to be called from the Shamokin area. Twenty-Five Years Ago 1933 Three persons were hurt and one motorist was arrested following a three-car crash on the Shamokin-Mount Carmel highway. The injured received hospital treatment. Several score local residents participated in the annual Columbus Day celebration staged at Kulpmont under auspices of the Sons of Italy. Festivities began with a street parade.

Judge Charles C. Lark, Shamokin, and G. Will Henry, Harris-burg, were principal speakers in a gathering of Odd Fellows at Herndon. Officers were installed during the program. Vernon F.

Perry, 43 South Carbon Street, died in Shamokin Hospital from injuries received in an accident at a local plant, where he was employed. Sliamokin News-Dispatch Shamokin Dally News Shamokin Dlapatcb (Established 1893) (Founded 1886) Combined September 18. 1933 Frank Hoover, Founder Published Every Evening Eirept Sunday by NEWS PUBLISHING PRINTING CO Inc. Cor. Rock and Commerce Streets.

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