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MOUNT CARMEL ITEM. PAGE FOUR. MOUNT CARMEL, TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 12, 1939 War's New Underground Battleground Tomorrow at the tate Theater POISON TRIAL IS RESUMED ROSHHASHONAH TO BE OBSERVED if Girls, you can take it from Elsa Maxwell: The life of a million parties gives world of girls on their own a new slant on life in Elsa Maxwell's "Hotel For Women," Cosmopolitan production for 20th Century-Fox. Below are scenes from the picture with typically witty comment by the world-famous Elsa.

-r 1- a -v. LA ix- I 1 vHwV i i ft IaI It Subterranean passages like that above fornV new batUeground on the western front. Both German and French engineers dynamite and seal Saar coal mine galleries, each fearing other force will use them in surprise attacks. Soldiers, black as miners, guard passages. At one point, German reinforcements which had marched for miles through passages sprang from mine mouths under cover oi darkness, temporarily halted French.

Photo shows workers in a Saar coal mine. PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 12. U.R The State began presentation of Its case today against hulking Cesare Valenti, 55, mustached former convict accused of being a "killer" for Philadelphia's sinister murder for insurance syndicate. The 250-pound former boxer was charged specifically with complicity in the poison death of Charles In-garo.

Mrs. Carina Favato "broke" the case and led to discovery of the widespread machinations of the merchants of death, blamed for more than 100 arsenic slayings, when she halted her trial last spring by pleading guilty to the murders of Ingrao, her common law husiand, her step-son and another man. Meantime, the murder trial of Paul Petrillo, placid-faced south Philadelphia "witch doctor" and alleged director of a syndicate branch, was in recess to enable the jurors to vote in today's primary elections. Charged with six murders, Petrillo is on trial in the poison death of Luigi La Vecchio, whose widow, Rose Davis, also is listed for prosecution. Petrillo's trial started dramatically yesterday when Mrs.

Rose Tranchl-tella, frail 25-year-old daughter of another ring victim, rushed at Petrillo as he was led into the courtroom. Sobbing and screaming, "You lulled my father," the young woman pounded Petrillo with her fists before court attaches pulled her away. Assistant District Attorney Vincent P. McDevvitt, who has been In charge of the long investigation of the ring, said that the State's case against Petrillo "will read like a scenario." The jury and alternates were completed at a night session of the Valenti trial. The trial of Dominlck Cassetti, who has admitted sprint ling lus wife's spaghetti with a "witches powder" under threat of the "evil eye," was scheduled to be resumed yesterday, but was delayed because of legal technicalities.

Best Bet's BUICK FOR 1940 Now On Display. Albertini Motor Co. PICTURES BY TELEPHONE! Speeded to the modern, tempo, the picture-gathering facilities of this newspaper include the ACME TELEPHOTO SERVICE Picture sent fcji telephone. Don't miss themt i i ft WilUam Gargan and Irene Her-yey in "The House of show UQUOR ENFORCEMENT UNIT REORGANIZED i HARRISBURG, Sept. 12, (U.R) The Liquor Control Board today an-j nounced reorganization of its en- forcement network.

A new enforcement district with headquarters at Allentown was es- tablished in the reorganization to i handle both licensing and enforce- ment in Lehigh, Northampton, I Schuylkill, Carbon and Berks counties. P. H. Stout, manager of the Punxsuiawney office, was named head of the new Allentown office and Este Jimcouskey, now assigned to special duty at Harrisburg, was named manager of the Punxsu-tawney district. The board brought Carl W.

Newell, supervisor of enforcement in the Pittsburgh area, to Harrisburg "in order to make a survey of operations with a view toward increasing efficiency." WHY suffer from Colds? For quick relief from cold symptoms take 666 Liquid-Tablets-Salve-Nose Drops IMPERIAL Kulpmont LAST TIMES TONIGHT "The Man In The Iron Mask" With Louis Hayward Wednesday Thursday Lionel Barrymore in "ON BORROWED TIME" YOUTH GROUP WILL HOLD SKATING PARTY The Youth Group of St. Peter's parish met in the parish auditorium last Friday. Plans were made to hold a skating party at Bridy's Skating Rink on Wednesday, September 20th. Tickets may be obtained from Victoria Silvano, president. The Discussion Group met last night and formulated plans for a symposium to be held at one of the meetings in October.

After the business meeting, the group hiked to the Mount Carmel Junction, where a corn and potato roast was held. The next meeting is scheduled for Monday, September 18th, at eight o'clock. BIRTHDAY PARTY A delightful party was held last evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Britch, of west Park street, Centralia, in honor of their daughter, Louise, who celebrated her third birthday.

Games were played and a delicious luncheon was served. Those present Included Eleanor Maria Doyle, Sally Burge, Carol Ann Kerdock, Shirley Kushner, Rosh Hashonah, New Year's holiday, will be ohserved by the Jewish community In Mount Carmel. The holiday will begin on Wednesday, September 13, after the setting of the sun and will end on Friday evening. Burdened with problem of persecution and oppression more than any other people, Israel welcomes the New Year of five thousand and seven hundred. Special services will be held In the synagogue, evenings, morning and in the afternoon during the holidays, Thursday and Friday, Sept.

14 and 15. In addition to the prayers for a universal peace and freedom to all mankind, regardless of creed or race the sound of Bams horn the Shofar is sounded during the morning prayer. The sound of the Shofar the rams horn is performed for numerous reasons: 1 The rams horn was used on Mt. Sinai, when the Almighty handed down the ten command ments to mankind. 2 New Year's marks the anniversary of the creation of the universe.

3 Israel proclaims the Almighty on the New Year's day as the supreme king In the universe, who executes judgment. 4 The sound of the rams horn reminds Israel of the coming of the Messiah to redeem Israel from op pression. Prior to the coming of Messiah, Elijah the prophet will sound the Shofar to announce his coming. Rabbi Jacob Blachorsky of Con gregation Tifereth Israel will give a sermon in English on the first day of the holiday. He will speak before the blowing of the rams horn.

His theme will be "Prejudice." New Year's begins the first day I of the ten days of penitence and ends on the day of Yom Kipur, the day of Attonement. Yom Kipur is the the holiest day in the Jewish year. Every Jew and Jewess fast for a full day of twenty-four hours and prays for forgiveness. Yom Kipur will be observed on Saturday, Sept. 23.

The service for the day of atonement will begin on Friday, Sept. 22, after sunset, with the chanting of Kol Nidrai, and will conclude with the sound of the horn on Saturday night. Rabbi Jacob Blachorsky will speak In English on the day of Yom Kipur after the chanting of the prayer, Kol Nidrai. He will speak on the subject "Reward for a Noble Deed." COPS QUALIFYING MED AL Sept. 12.

(U.R) Helen Sigel of Philadelphia Country Club today held the qualifying medal in the Pennsylvania Women's Championship Golf Tourney after she finished the Overbrook voUrse with an 80. Mary Kuhn, of Pittsburgh, last year's champion, failed to qualify with a 94. Miss Sigel was one of eight Phila-delphians to qualify. Other qualifiers included Mary Fine of Scranton Country Club end Mary Morrison of Hershey, both with 88's, and Marian Gitt of Hanover. If th sun were a tennis ball, the earth could be represented by a grain of sand 23 feet away.

THEATRE NOW PLAYING 2 Big Features 2 WHAT IS IRISH LUCK? You'll Find the Answer In This Enjoyable Picture! A nervy Irish bell- t. Unn chimhlpc info a murder den helps a pretty col leen in solves the mystery of the corpse in room 415! 'It 111 a lit if: ALSO Bob Steele in 'The Fighting Champ" NEWS NOVELTY 1 What Will Dramatic Art Do For Me IT WILL GIVE YOU A PASSPORT TO A CAREER! ETIQUETTE PERSONALITY DICTION PUBLIC SPEAKING POISE RADIO POSTURE MAKE-UP READING VOICE TRAINING LEARN TO DO BY DOING ACT NOW! Be A Recognized Leader In America's Fastest Growing Profession MILDRED K. KIMMEL ing tomorrow at the State Theater. John P. Curran, Philadelphia enforcement officer, was translcired to the Pittsburgh office and Joseph D.

Garreau, was appointed to succeed Curran. The latter three changes were described as temporary. BETTINA'S FOLLOWERS RALLY TO HIS SUPPORT PITTSBURGH, Sept. 12. (U.R) Fight fans of Beacon N.

Y. who took two brass 'bands to Madison Square Garden and saw tfceir favorite native son Melio Bettina lose his light heavyweight title to Billy Conn, will bring an undiminished fervor to Pittsburgh for the return bout at Forbes Field Sept. 25. More than 2 000 BeaConites will journey here by special airplane, train and motor caravan to see the chunky little Italian mees the recently-crowned light heavyweight champion Conn. A delegation of Beacon Elks has chartered a plane for the trip.

Meanwhile Bettina and Conn got down to serious preparation for the bout. Bsttina was forced to shift bis training quarters to a gymnasium because of the chill winds. SCRANTON AND ALBANY HOLD EDGE IN SERIES By United Press Scranton and Albany held a one game edge today in -their Eastern League Governor's Cup playoffs over Springfield and Elmira, respectively. The Red Sox nosed out Spring field to give them two victories against one defeat. Albany shut out Elmira 5 to 0 to take the same lead in their series.

The fourth games of the best three-out-of-flve series will be play ed today. LAST SHOWING "Unexpected Father" PLUS "Stunt Pilot" Welter Wool! King Arnold El Brendel -it THE MEN CREATE THE WORLD AND THE WOMEN GO AROUND COMPETING IN IT1 IT'S A WONDER MORE MEN AREN'T SHOTI Above: Aon Sothecn, Lini Darnell, June Ellison. Above: Elsa Maxwell, Lynn BarC, Above: James Katharine Aldridge. Elsa Maxwell's "Hotel For Women" offers movie-goers a glimpse of a world of girls on their own, with the life of a million parties to give them a new slant on life. There's drama, gaiety, romance, flowers and diamonds and sometimes even love In this glamorous Cosmo politan production for 20th Cen tury-Fox currently Wednesday and Thursday at the Victoria Theater.

The 1100 men employed by the British Ordnance Survey turn out 2,000,000 maps annually. LAST TIMES TODAY! Big Game" THURSDAY a -watts COSTS BUY VICTORIA $6.00 VALUE $5.00 A. 1 WHEN A GJRL WEARS FIVE Dir. FERENT FUR PIECES IN TWO WEEKS, YOU -Vm- CAN'T BE BLAMED I FOR SUSPECTING I SHE TRAPS HRWyAj OWN ANIMALS! li I NO GIRL IN TT HER RIGHT 1 MIND EVER p55? Jbuys a3 om TOMORROW ONLY! a player's well-being. "Ducky Pond sent me into-a game a few hours after I'd been released from an' Infirmary.

I was too weak to play football that day and I'm sure Pond knew it," he said. Kelley also called attention to the 1935 Yale-Princeton game when "Yale's fullback Miles was sent In to play with a knee so badly hurt we wondered if he's be crippled for life." He said that Dave Colwell was allowed to play against Princeton in 1936 three weeks after being operated on for appendicitis. "The Ivy League is so much holier-than-thou that it even denies its own existence," Kelley said. "It makes me snicker when I hear some Ivy-clad col'ege 'gwig 'give the business' to the less-refined football factories In the west and south. Humorous to me is the denial by Bill Bingham of Harvard, Malcolm Farmer of Yale and other directors of the Ivy colleges that the Ivy League exists.

It certainly dees exist, and for one reason, to help members profit on their football games." NBA RULES ARMSTRONG KEEPS WELTER TITLE WASHINGTON, Sept. 12. (U.R) The National Boxing Association announced late yesterday its membership had unanimously decided that Henry Armstrong should retain his welterweight championship. Armstrong recently lost the light weight championship to Lou Ambers on a decision. The NBA adopted a resolution deploring the forthcoming Ambers- Armstrong bout for the welterweight championship as being at variance all principles of good sportsmanship and the interests of boxing.

The association asserted that its policy was that no champion in a lower class shall be permitted to contest for a championship In any other class until he first has met all logical contenders in his class as designed by the NBA and until formal application to the NBA has been made and permission granted to compete In another class. JEFFERSONVTLLE, 12. (U.R-Ed Dudley of Philadelphia Country Club today held cop prize money In the pro division of the annual Frank H. Wood Memorial Golf Tournament after completing the Jeffersonville course with a 64 -six under par. PUBLIC MEAT MARKET 136 SOUTH OAK STREET Open AH Day Wednesday Closed All Day Thursday On Account of Holiday! Onions, 10-lb.

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