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PAGE TLN. 'MOUNT CARMEL. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1946. MOUNT CARMEL ITEM A GIFT FOR THE HOME -WSJ vi S1 Shamokin Man Shot In Thigh LAY AWAY A GIFT A DAY TILL XMAS! I I It's ace-high for WEARA8ILITY and GOOD LOOKS YOU WILL H) charm tred RIS 1 HOLLYWOOD'S SMARTEST HOMES Sman Haytcard, chirmtnc tiostess always. i enthmlutic about thi added beauty Rev.

J. Henry Will Speak At Mass Meeting The Rev. James Henry, pastor of First Congregational church, former Army chaplain, will be the featured speaker at a mass meeting sponsored by the Veterans' Industrial Committee on Sunday night at 8:30 o'clock in Our Mother of Consolation Hall. The public, including all GI's, is invited to attend the meeting, which, according to announcement, will be for the purpose of discussing new industries to employ the community's idle war William Mauser, 32, of Shamokin, R.D. 2, was reported in fair condition at Shamokin State Hospital today from a gunshot wound of the right thigh, sustained while hunting raccoons.

Hospital attaches said that Mauser, who was admitted for treatment at 11:31 o'clock last night, slipped in a gulley, accidentally discharging the, shotgun. LAKEWOOD'S BIG PARTY Biggest of the Season! WEDNESDAY 8 P.M. FREE BUS: Leaves 3rd Oak, 6:45 P. M. Extra buses will assure accommodations for every Body Of Man Is Found In Woods The body of 75-year-old Levi Gerber, Hazleton, missing for several days, was found by a search party of Boy Scouts today in the woods near his home.

Cause of death has no. been determined pending a coroner's report. More than 200 Boy Scouts joined State Police in the search for the missing man this morning. boucle Cwtttoirn IKtuiigs In lovely two-tone shades and deep, luxurious soft pile these new Charm Tred Boucle Cotton Rugs bring the right touch of color that makes a room. You can depend upon Charm Tred shades to be smart ond correct because they're color-styled by Eorl Perreoult, leading American interior decorator.

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RUSSIA EXPECTED TO BOYCOTT CONFERENCE ON JAP REPARATIONS (Continued from Pace One) still another field of economic relations. An informed source said the much-discussed $1,000,000,000 U. S. loan to Russia, which has been hanging fire for many months, has been indefinitely sidetracked. The loan, this official said, will be withheld until the Soviets furnish concrete demonstrations of their friendship toward this country.

Secretary of State James F. Byrnes said yesterday that no more loans will be made to foreign countries until they drop their charges of American "dollar imperialism" and show a friendly attitude toward this country. Acts AT ONCE to 7 Relieve and 'Loosen CalDRSfJS MDCOffOflS (CAUSED BY COLDS) pntTOSsiN must be good when thousands upon thousands of Doctors have prescribed It for so many years. pertussin acts at once not only to relieve such coughing but also 'loosens phlegm' and makes it easier to raise. Safe for both old and young.

Pleas- All drugstores. PERTUSSINS- At Nationally Advertised Louis Krust, Kulpmont, Dies Louis Krust, 61, of 816 Pine street, Kulpmont, died at his heme yesterday afternoon at 3:45 o'clock from an internal ailment. He had been ailing for ten months and was bedfast the past week. A native of Labowa, Austria, Mr. Krust came to this country in 1902 and settled in Brady where he resided for 30 years.

In 1936 he married Anna Pelachik, who survives, and moved to Catawissa R. D. 2 where he lived on a farm until two years ago when he moved to Kulpmont. A member of the Church of Transfiguration, Shamokin, he also belonged to the Ukrainian Brotherhood, of Shamokin, and was one of the oldest members of the Brady Fire Company. Survivors besides his wife are one brother, Nicholas, of New York City; sister, Mrs.

Louis Kid-don, Patterson, N. and the following children: Mrs. Steven Ya-vorski, Chester; Mrs. Anthony Stankevich, Shamokin and Michael, Danville. He also leaves the following stepchildren: Mrs.

Peter Selvoski, Kulpmont; John Pelachik, Excelsior; Walter Pelachik, Detroit, and eight grandchildren. The funeral will be held from the home on Saturday morning at 9:45 o'clock. A requiem mass will be held in the Church of Transfiguration, Shamokin at 10:30, followed by interment in the parish cemetery. Friends may call at the home from Friday nocn until the time of the funeral. charge.

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He identified the other participant in the fight as Felix DeCamplice 42. O'Toole apparently fell during the quarrel and struck his head against a radiator or bench Sielke reported. He said the two patients were classified as moody but not violently insane. The victim was the second inmate killed by another patient at the hospital within two weeks. August Den-ple 54, was stabbed to death by another inmate, identified as Robert Johnson, 53, on Oct.

11. COAL STRIKE THREAT TAGS LEWIS LEADER IN NEW WAGE DRIVE (Continued from Page One) said neither the union nor the government had approached the operators since the breakdown Sept. 12 of the last set of government-sponsored negotiations. Lewis' moves two weeks before the Congressional elections immediately excited speculation about his motives, which in past years, were regarded as broader than his declared objectives. That speculation suggested that he may want to set, rather than accept, the pattern for the next round of wage increases, to smash wage controls, 6 The Nation's Newest Sensation and His ORCHESTRA LAKEW00D Farewell Dance Thursday, October 24 Admission $1.25 Plus Tax BUS SERVICE: Leaves 3rd Oak 8 :00 p.

m. Leaves Centralia 8:10 p. m. TRUMAN FLIES TO N.Y. FOR OPENING OF U.N.

ASEMBLY (Continued from Page One) will be set for the shirtsleeve committee negotiations over vital issues. Some officials predicted that the session would run beyond the tentative December 7 deadline, but delegates and UN officials alike hoped to prevent a prolonged session by driving hard from the outset. TRUMAN FLIES TO N. Y. WASHINGTON, Oct.

23. (U.R) President Truman flies to New York this afternoon to address the opening session of the United Nations General Assembly. His speech will begin at 4:30 p. EST, and will be broadcast by all networks. After the address, the President and Mrs.

Truman will receive UN delegates at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel. They will then return to Washington by train, arriving here at midnight SPEED PROGRAM FLUSHING. N. Oct. 23.

(U.R) The United Nations General Assembly began a speed-up program today before it even met. The Assembly's Steering Committee slashed at time-consuming routine such as translations. It cleared the way for lengthy, twice-a-day Assembly sessions if needed. The rigorous routine must con tinue even on Saturdays, the com mittee ruled, although some of the cocktail parties will have to be skipped. The TJN secretarist earlier had planned only one plenary meeting a day with none on Saturdays The Steering Committee decided during a driving, five-hour session, however, that the Assembly dele gates must be ready to meet from 11 a.

m. to 1:30 p. m. and from 4 p. m.

to 7 p. m. whenever there Is work to do. When the Assembly does not meet, committees will work from 11 a. m.

to 1:30 p. m. and from 3 p. m. to 7 p.

m. The goal is adjournment by December 7 with all possible Assembly work completed. WOMEN'S Suede and Plastic PUMPS, SANDALS AND PLAY SHOES Most all sizes and heels. BOB CHESTER color mat cnarm ireu nup to challenge the Smith-Connally Act and to provide himself a forum on the eve of the election. In his request for a bargaining conference, Lewis referred to a "significant change" in government wage policy.

While there has been no major revision of wage stabilization policy, the White House has indicated that a change was imminent. If a strike develops, government attorneys again will be confronted with the question of whether Lewis and the miners have violated the Smith-Connally Act. That law forbids encouraging strikes in government-seized mine or factories. It does not prohibit individual workmen from staying away from their Jobs. In the past, Lewis never has "called" a strike.

However, the miners have quit work in government-operated mines when their contracts expired with no signal from him. In this instance, the contract cannot be terminated except through an overt act by Lewis. He would have to serve notice terminating the contract if the government agreed to negotiations Nov. 1. He already has declared the present agreement would be void if the government refused.

The Justice Dep.winent gave no hint as to whether it would regard either act as a violation of the Smith-Connally law. hands f.S J. one. Canada proposed that all major addresses be limited to ten minutes each. The committee rejected this suggestion, but arranged to curtail oral translations.

Capaciiy House Sees Minstrel A capacity crowd attended the second performance of the Lions' Minstrel held last night in the Mount Carmel Senior High School and like the previous night, the patrons were loud in their praise of the entertainment. 'We got more than our moneys worth," was a common expression. The entire cast of talented per sons and directors came in for a lot of nice compliments again last night. In addition to having ability as an instructor, Musical Director Hen ry 'Hank' Kornatski showed remark able skill as a pianist. In directing the orchestra and singing he en- spired perfect accord among the in strumental and vocal musicians.

Peter F. Ello, interlocutor and Stage and Dialogue Director, again kept the performance running at the proper tempo. In addition to his excellent directing his work as interlocutor was so smooth, efficient and pleasing that a professional from Hollywood could not have done better. A number of offers from out-of-town have been received by the management for the production of the program. Nothing definite has been done regarding these offers.

The proceeds will be used to purchase playground equipment for Mount Carmel Borough and Mount Carmel Township. The patrons not only were well entertained, but also helped along a cause that will be of great benefit to the children. The playground equipment will be the means of keeping them from the street, where they are in danger of being hit by automobiles. The equipment will also afford them greater pleasure in their play thus benefitting their lives. Fog Again Causes Treacherous Driving Fog, for the second morning in a row, blanketed this region.

It appeared suddenly about 7:00 a. m. Motorists again had to drive with extreme caution to reach their places of business or employment. The fog, motorists reported was as bad as yesterday's, except that it started to disappear earlier. Values .95 SHOE STORE OB adequate off-street parking facilities; formulation of basic principles governing Federal participation in road building programs; threat of substantially increased motor tax burdens; stimulation of tourist trav el; effective and continuing traffic safety activities; and protection of the intetrests of the motorist as a consumer.

With President Brunnier presiding at the daily sessions, the motor club delegates will hear a number of important speakers including Earl Warren, governor of California; Byron Price, former Executive Editor of the Associated Press and wartime director of censorship, who now is Vice President of the Motion Pic ture Association of America; Newton B. Drury, Director of the National Park Service; and James Newman, Vice President of the Goodrich Rubber Company. An outstanding feature of this year's meeting is to be a panel discussion of the parking problem, now one of America's worst motoring headaches. Various approaches to solution of the problem will be debated by a group of experts including a traffic engineer, an operator of a large off-street parking facility, a representative of a municipal league, and a downtown property owner. Mental Patient Killed In Fight PHILADELPHIA, Oct.

23, (U.R) James L. OToole, 40-year-old mental patient, was killed last night in a More popular than ever is this husky jacket-shirt of nationally famous EMBER-GLO, 100 virgin wool. It's a favorite for its easy wear, gives a man all the room he needs for active work or play. Plenty of warmth, too. It bears the Monarch label, which means it's quality through-' out.

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