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THE DAILY TIMES CHARGE LaGUARDIA INSULTED CONGRESS UNRAA HEAD LAMBASTED Statement Riles Rep. Slaughter iiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiHimiiiiitfiiifitMiimiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiviiiiiiiiiimmiiiiiiii Obituaries AND Funerals IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Fred Goettge Charles Furney DOVER GETS YOUTH RALLY Objects To Quizzing of Employes Ay RAYMOND WILCOVE N. S. Staff Correspondent Washington. Oct.

9 Fiorella La Guardia. UNRRA's director general, found himself at log- gerheacis today with a congressional investigating committee which accused him of insulting Congress. Rep Slaughter chairman. and two colleagues. Reps.

Davis and Robertson Fred A. Ooettge. MS. well known resident of Gnadenhutten, died at his home there at 3 45 a. m.

today following a five-month illness. Born at Port Washington. November 29. 1889. he was a son of Mr.

and Mrs. James Goettge. He had been a resident of Gnadenhutten 26 years, where he was a member of the Moravian church, the Booster club ar.d a past councilman. having served in that capacity ten years. Mr.

Goettge was also affiliated with the Brotherhood of Railway Shop Craft. Eagles lodge. Uhrichsville. and Junior Order of United American Mechanics, of which he was financial secretary. In addition to the parents, he is survived by his wife, Mrs.

Elda Schreiner Goettge; one daughter. Mrs. Orpha Lewis at home; a son. Harold E. Goettge.

U. S. Army, sta- daV tioned at Fort Lewis. Wash Charles C. Furney.

31. naval vet-! eran of 1333 Woodland avenue Canton, died Tuesday night' at Autlman hospital in Canton ol injuries suffered Monday when his motor scooter collided with a truck in Canton. A native of Canton he served four years in the navy and was discharged May 5. after which he was married to Miss Margaret Klein ot Northfield, an East Sparta hign school teacher. He was a memoer' of the Moose lodge, the U.

B. church and the VFW. TTo was employed as a servioe statinh attendant. Surviving are his widow; Ills mother. Mrs.

Rose Cams; three brothers, Kenneth, Dale and Erwin; and his maternal grandmother, Mrs. Olive Kline, all of Canton. Funeral services will be neld Fri- at 2 p. m. at the Northfield a sis- Presbyterian church with the Rev.

ter, Miss Helen Goettge. Kent; a took sharp exception brother, Robert Goettge of Oakland. WH1 The October of the Tuscarawas County Youth for Christ organization will be held a.t. the Dover high school auditorium at 6 p. next Saturday.

The feature attraction of this monthly rally, which regularly attracts hundreds, will be the appearance of the Messengers of Cleveland, a group of talented young musicians. The cornet 1st. Charles Oilman, who was crowned high school champion during his school career, is teamed with an outstanding saxophonist duet numbers, while both appear in solo numbers. Mrs. J.

S. Sawin. accomplished violin ist, will present a vocal solo to her own violin accompaniment. W. D.

Fitzgerald, originator and former director of Cleveland's great William E. Robb officiating. Burial for Christ rallies, will dim to a statement by LaGuardia that anfj onp granddaughter, the HooseSurplus Property Com- Funeral arrangements. In charge mittee had no right to subpoena gpence Funeral Home. Gna- UNRRA employes.

are incomplete, pending ITNRRA Employes Called word from the son at Fort Lewis. Three employes of the United Wash. Nations Relief and Rehabilitation cemeterv in Northfield Macedonia The body will be taken the group and present the Gospel message A dynamic speaker, he today from the Gordon Funeral uas hpad councelcr of the Youth Home at East Sparta to the home of his mother. 2210 Eighth street. Canton today and friends may call there after 7 p.

m. tonight. Friends will be received at the residence after 7 o'clock tomorrow evening. Mrs. Budge Snyder Mrs.

Winnie Jane Palmer Sny-1 der, 56. wife of Budge Synder and i a resident of this city for 28 years, died at her home 145 Beaver ave- nue. at 2 p. m. yesterday.

She underwent an operation at Cleve- Administration were slated to testify today in the committees investigation into the diversion of China-bound steel rails to slavia. LaGuardia had expressed a willingness to have UNRRA ployes testify, but declared, in a letter to Slaughter, that is highly important to the functioning of an international organization" that its officials and Clinic hospital six months ago immune from subpoenas and Mrs. Snyder was a daughter of the late Sylvester and Rebecca Palmer and was born at Hanover, September 28th. 1890. She was a member of the Hanover Methodist church.

Surviving, in addition to her husband, are two brothers, Harold Palmer of Hanover and Charles Palmer of Jewett. A sister died two months ago. Funeral services will be held at! the Hanover Methodist church Fri- legal processes in the countries which they were working. Slaughter angrily termed the letter offensive" and dent in the TRUMAN PLANS ONLY ONE CAMPAIGN TRIP Washington. Oct.

9 (INS) The White House said today that Presi- day at 2 p. m. with the Rev. O. dent Truman has onh ne jjannawalt of the First Methodist scheduled during the presen church here officiating.

Burial will tical campaign. be in Hanover cemetery. Friends That trip, the White se cajj at Funeral Home from 7 to 9 tonight and from BOOSTER CLUB TO HEAR HOLE Mose Hole, director of athletics at Wooster College, will be the main speaker at the meeting of the New Philadelphia Booster Club to be held tomorrow' night at 7:30 p. at Welty Junior High auditorium. Director Hole has been associated with Wooster college athletics for many years, and is well-known by sports followers.

His address will feature a meeting which the full membership of the Booster Club, the high school players and high school student body have been invited to attend. for Christ conference at Winona Lake. this summer, where thousands of young people gathered Admission to the Dover Saturday is free to all. rally TOLEDO TEACHERS DEMAND INCREASE Toledo Oct. 9 (INS) Toledo Board of Education was faced today with a demand by teachers for an immediate $600-a-year salary increase and a ol schools" when funds are exhausted.

The demands were presented last night at a school board meeting. William Everhart. Libby high school teacher who acted as spokesman for the Toledo High School Men's Club, told the board. "This matter has gone beyond the talking stage. Teachers absolutely cannot live on YOUNG VETS NAMED BY XVILLE LEGION Members of Waterford Post 230 of the American legion In Uhrichsville elected a slate of candidates composed entirely of World War il veterans at a meeting held last night in Tiger Hall.

Uhrichville. John Stocksdale was elected commander to succeed Roy Bishop Other new officers are: Earl Schumacher. first vice commander; T. Klaserner second vice commander; Clarence Uhri'ch, adjutant; Art ko wars, financial officer, and Ralph Morris, sergeant at arms. U.

S. PAID FOR LOST PLANES Washington. Oct. 9 department announced today that the United States has received $150,000 as indemnity for the lives of five aviators shot down Yugoslav territory 011 Aug. 19 by Marshal Tito's air fighters.

The state department announced simultaneously that the LTnited States cannot accept the Yugoslav position that it has no responsibility for th eloss of the transport shot down Aug. 19 and another forced down on Aug. 9 The Yugoslav government informed the United States that it had made the $150,000 available at the Chase National Bank in New York City. It proposed that the money be divided equally among the five families of the victims. And the United States has agreed to do this.

BARGAIN COLUMN Lutheran rummage sale continued Thursday, Oct. 10. Across street from fire station. 8 2t AKRON SLAYER TO GET LIFE Akron. O.

Oct 9. J. Bickett, 50 year old confessed killer of his stepdaugher, awaited today an automatic life imprisonment sentence after a three judge panel found him guilty of first degree murder. Judges Frank H. Harvey.

Claude V. C. Emmons and Ray Watters. of Summit county common pleas court, recommended mercy lor the suburban Cuyaho Falls man. who had pleaded guilty to murder.

Bioket told the court that events of the day when he shot and killed Mary Theresa Baranovs. 20. in a crowded Cuyahoga Falls market were hazy. He maintained that he killed her to prevent a marriage of which he disapproved OkEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS STRIKERS USE NEW BLOCKADE Hollywood, Oct 9 hun died pickets massed at Columbia Studio today for the second straight, day and introduced a new wrinkle in film strike automobile blockade. Several hundred burly pickets drove up to studio entrances and.

as one man, suddenly experienced trouble" After perfunctory attempts to start their machines, the pickets, as one man, lost patience with heir auomobiles and aban dom'd them As chance would have it. the stalled cars completely blocked all entrances to the studio and made it impossible for busses to bring non striking workers into the lot. Upwards of 100 police stationed at the studio formed an aisle through the mass of milling pickets and marched the non strikers down it and into the studio. Pickets jeered and taunted the police but there was no violence Ch'enpo has the lowest juvenile delinquency rate in the United States, according to FBI records. Gas on Stomach in 5 oiinaUi 1 back When mcm iMbu arlil ttuiM paln'ul.

mffn-e- lour itomtch and heartburn, dortora usually the medlclnea known for PTmpfnmattc relief me.lt,-inei like In No Ur-11 romf In a Jiff)-or return bottla to for bkek. Always bargains in the Class Ada. DANCING EVERY THURSDAY SHIVELY KATES PLA-MOR DANCE TO-NICHT VICTORY BAR Music by The Mountain Wildcats A Good rime for All! Irene T. and Paul Ebert to Rutn M. Early.

Lot 3194. Dover. Janice and Robert Miller to Eugene and June Simpson, part Lot 2197. New Philadelphia. Warren and Melva Border to Jesse 1 and Dorothy Burgess land FAurfieici township.

Lewis and Agnes Bucher to Samuel and Florence Schwartz, 15 lots, 11 onn New Philadelphia. Admissions- Phillip Reiss of 200 Wasserfallen to William lusmursr- rszssjr-" pam 3 present sal- Mrs. of Steihng Harlowe McConnell to chflrles and Hospital News ANTI-LOBBYING ACT UNDER HEAVY FIRE of 518 Sterling aries. The wolf is longer at the avenue, all of Dover; Mrs. Donald door.

He has his nose right in- Hobart of 824 Goshen avenue. this city; Mrs. John Dutton of Sher-1 Although voters will ballot on a lodsvilie; Mrs. Stephen Jacoby one-mill school levy at the Novem East Sparta, Charles Luke of Fresher election, Ford Weber, school Mrs. Llbvd RenmcKer ot Den- board president, said that $600 Operations will take him to Independence.

Mo. his home, to vote on election day, 4 andVto 9 Nov. 5. Mr. Truman will leave Washington on Nov.

4 by plane for his ni Missouri home. It was indicated he AGRIY1 5(1111113K6T will re rum to Washington immedi- Adam 88. former Bal atelv after election tJC resjdpnt djed home of other plans his Mrs. Monroe Gerber government the President has no otner pians Han.knn cantrm for anv trip between now and Nov. showing receipts and expenditures of money used to influence the pass- ralse is not in the cards even if the levy Washington, Oct.

9 (INS) The constitutionality of the federal lobbying act was under fire today amid indications that an attempt will be made to invalidate it. The committee for constiutional challenged congress' of 443 Harrison avenue. Canton right to compel it to file reports OAKLAND AIR SHOW TO OPEN SATURDAY Mrs. John Dutton of Sherrodsville; Mrs. Paul Burris of Bolivar.

Clara Benfer of Dover: Mrs Ellen Bailey, Richard Blackwell, Mrs. C. A. Lewis and baby. Mrs.

James Marinelli, Mrs. Robert West and baby, all of this city; Mrs. Will Williams of Bolivar; Mrs. Rosine Potschner of Strasburg; Mrs Madama Umstead of Canton. and Mrs.

Carl Mid at noon yesterday. Surviving are two daughters. Mrs. 16 when he will motor to the Naval Mrs. Edith Eckert or defeat of legislation.

Navy team play Kansas State. SMOKE FROM PEN PLANT REDUCED Columbus. Oct. 9 state welfare department claimed a major victory today over that bane from 2 of the capital citys txistance, smske. The deparment announced that it had materially reduced smoke from of Canton; three sons, William and The New York organization ad- Oliver of Canton and Lewis of mitted that it exercised its Phoenix, two sisters.

Mrs. right to petition Congress for the Jacob Doll of Baltic and Mrs. enactment of or the repeal of legis- Charles Hahn of Coshocton: one but it informed the clerk brother, William Shumaker of Co- of the house that it was an "educashocton: nine grandchildren and 24 tional organization" and therefore great-grandchildren. His wife pre- not affected by the law. ceded him in death in 1932.

-------------------Friends mav call at the Lentz ROYAL FAMILY HAS 4 and 7 to 9 p. m. Thursday. Brief services at the funeral home to be held at 1:30 p. m.

Friday will be followed by sendees at the Evan LABOR PROBLEMS and Reformed church at Buck- Oakland. Oct. 9 (INS) rations were completed today for Oakland's air show opening day and featuring the appearance daugh of 315 Seventh street, Dover, of the navy long-distance champion a son bomber. Truculent Turtle." A total of 200 military and civilian planes will participate in the show. The navy said the "Truculent Turtle" will be flown non-stop from Washington.

D. to Oakland Friday to make its first formal public appearance since completing the world's record 11.286-mile flight from Perth, Australia, to Columbus. last week. The original crew, including Commander Thomas Davies, will be aboard the which supples Ight and power for the state captial. state office buildings and the Division of Social Administration State Welfare Director Frazier Reams said the reduction had been made by installing more effective combustion controls and by training inmate employes in more efficient operating practices.

Fiat. The Rev. A. C. Yost of Roger.sville will officiate and bur ial will be in the church ceme tery.

Mrs. Jessie Myers ingham palace anew today when charwomen demanded wage increases and shorter hours. Victor Carvell, general secretary of the Civil Service Union, said, royal household should be among the best employers. The staff there, however sometimes works CANTON EDITOR BUYS MALVERN NEWSPAPER Canton, Oct. 9 W.

Funeral services will be held to- longest hours. morrow at 1 p. m. at the home ol The unj0n asked Mrs. William Kennedy.

Holloway, wagp increases for for Mrs. Jessie Myers, wife of Clit-; paiaCe workers last ford Myers who died at the Ken nedy residence yesterday. She was the daughter of the late Brainard and Mary Ross. In addition to the husband, Mrs. Dorim, Canton editor and publisher, Myers is survived by two daughters, announced today the addition of the Mrs.

Dwight Kirk of Toledo, and Malvern News, a Carroll county, Mrs. Kennedy, at whose home she and obtained most of the June but the cleaning women were left out. CINCY MAN HEADS MEDICAL CARE PLAN i CColumbus, Oct. 9 (INS) weekly, to his stroup of four Stark died, four grandchildren, and two of Ohio Med- nmintv ripnrQnnrv'rc I ASSAULT-TO-ROB CASE GIVEN JURY Cincinnati, Oct. 9 jury deliberated today in the Cincinnati trial of John R.

Colley, 24. of Covington, on assault-to-rob charges. Testimony in the case was concluded yesterday. Colley, who entered an innocent plea, is accused of jumping on the running board of an automobile driven by John Sauter. 40, of Cov- BURGLARS PASS UP PLUMBING FIXTURES Akron.

Oct. 9 Akron police wondered today what kind ol burglars entered the Standard Sanitary Manufacturing Company's south Akron plant last night. The burglars passed up hard-to- get plumbing and heating fixtures, which the company manufacturers, for about $150 in cash. They apparently watched officers make their rounds by the place and then entered the plant, pushing the tha James, 4 lots, safe into the back room where George Robertson the burglars knocked off the combination. Mary Gunn.

Lot 4100 Newcomerstown. Pittsburgh. Cincinnati, Chicago A St. Louis Railroad to trustees of the Chamber of Com merce. land.

Newcomerstown. Harvey and Mary Snyder to Bes-1 sie Samuels. Lot 2611. New Philadelphia. Norman and Albert Kaserman to: Jesse and Donna Bridgeman, land Goshen township.

Norman and Albert Kaserman to Austin and Opal Leggett, land Goshen township. Floyd and Grace Mclnturf to Walter and Freda Zurcher, 22 051 acres. Jefferson township. Malinda Maurer executors to I R. and Florence McCullough, parts Lots 2653-2654, New Philadelphia.

William and Edith Hephinger to Howard and Ruth Bean, 3 Lots, New Philadelphia, Ruth and Debert Fort to Byron and Winifred Stewart, land, Lawrence township. Samuel and Harriet Dougherty to Albert and Helen Davis, Lots 187188. Oxford township. Lawrence Chaney and others to Martha Chaney, 11.8 acres. Warren township.

Elizabeth and James Barr to Clyde and Dorothy Stucker, Lot 1199, New Philadelphia. Louis and Emma Selzer to Mar- AKRON CITY SEEKS $17,000 GAS FUNDS acre, to Thomas Sandy town- Chalmers, 1-4 ship. Della and Phillip Hare to John and Helen Rhoads, .356 acres, Goshen township Akron, Oct. 9 (INS) Akron city council's utility committe will meet with East Ohio Gas Company officials tonight in an effort to have the company turn over to the city mgton and attempting to drag mm $lrooo in unclaimed fimds. from the vehicle.

The money is part of a $450,000 CoLey is under two other indict- refund which resulted from a rate ments of robbery and rape, preferred fight settiement in 1938 and has by two women who identified him been aside for former customers. county newspapers. Purchase was made of the equipment, type, presses and print sr.op In connection with the paper. The News was founded in 1930 by W. A.

Lewis, who died in 1941. Dorum also controls the Canton Forum, the Stark County Democrat. great-grandchildren. Burial will be in Freeport cemetery. as the man who criminally attacked them.

Williams Infant Charlene Jo Wiliams, six-weeks- ical Indemnity, disclosed today that L. Howard Schriver of Cincinnati has been elected president of Associated Medical Care Plans, a national organization for prepaid treatment programs. Schriver is president of Ohio Medical Indemnity and a for- DENNISON ROTES who cannot be found. Council has maintained that the money should go toward the city's general fund. and the News and Times of nearby old daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Cephas mer president of the State Medical HEAR HEALTH TALK ALLEVIATE SOAP SHORTAGE Minerva. STATE HOSPITAL EMPLOYES PEEVED Williams, 152 St. Clair avenue, this; Association, city, died at Union hospital at 6:05 p. yesterday.

She had been ill since birth. Surviving, in addtion to the parents, are the maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Castignola, TWO FROM COUNTY ENTER MUSKINGUM Dr. A.

A. Greenlee of Dennison spoke at the Dennison Rotary club1 dinner last evening on the '25 steps necessary for good health as outlined by the Ohio state board of health. Denver Lake, Ft. Lauderdale, was a guest of the club. Columbus.

Oct. 9 and the paternal grandmother, Mrs. Welfare Director Frazier Reams de- Mary Smith, all of this city, clared today that he "knew nothing" Graveside funeral services were about" a proposed invitation to held this afternoon at Calvary ceme-1 meet with disgruntled employes oi tery. The LinnHert Co. had charge the Cleveland State Hospital.

of the funeral arrangements. Reams stated he was not fully up to date on developments in the case I of the hospital attendants, who are! FFIIFRAf IHR protesting the firing of Robert ULIiJ Adams for alleged cruelty to pati-1 Willard D. Wallick of Dover, who was recently discharged from the The director ac'ded that he would Army, has been appointed claims be in Cleveland later this week on assistant in the Canton office of MARRIAGE LICENSES Wendall D. Fanti, 25, millwright, "other business" and would investigate the matter then. AKRON DEATH PROBED Ne Concord, Oct.

9 Two, boys, William Schreiner, Gnadenhutten and Richard Lindsay, from of Rt. 2. New Philadelphia, and El this city, have enrolled as freshmen vira J- Frailly, 22, of Dover. (Rev. Ohio, have enrolled as freshmen Fr.

Luke.) office. Wallick. prior to entering the service, worked in the central office of the Social Security Administration in Baltimore and in field of- Akron, Oct. 9 inves-1 fices in Columbus, and Battle tigation was launched today into Creek, Mich. the death of Mrs.

Connie Reiten- 34. whose body was lying in 1 a pool it blood near an open gas grate in her South Akron apartment. Police said the woman, who had worked in a drug store, was separated from her husband. Frank. Neither the cause nor time of her Imk bid bean the Social Security Administration, it was announced today by Clifton H.

Little, manager of the Canton new $25,000 kiln is put' into operation at the Minerva plant of the company within the next two weeks. Kenneth K. Korns, 22, laborer. New Philadelphia. and Mari.

19, Dover. (Rev. Fr. Cletus.) Wilbur C. Wallace 31 truck driver, and Betty A.

Nedred 25, waitress, both of New Philadelphia. Frank McGuire, 18. power shoved oiler and Norma Johnson, The Metropolitan Paving Brick 19, both of Dennison. Co, at Minerva will add ceramic ------------------building tile to its output when a at Muskingum College for the year 1946-47. MINERVA FACTORY PLANS EXPANSION Cincinnati, Oct.

9 (INS) of the Proctor and Gamble said today there is nothing they can do to alleviate the soap shortage given as a contributing factor to the closing of a dozen Logan county. W. coal mines. About 2.500 miners walked out last week in protest against meat and soap shortages. manufacturers are limited through government regulation on the amount of fats they may a company spokesman said.

COURT HOUSE, BANKS CLOSE ON SATURDAY DOVER KIWANIS PARTY The annual party of the Kiwanis will be held Monay night, Oct. 28, at Brightwood Country Club for members and their wives. It will be in the nature of a hard-time party with guests wearing old or odd clothing. Members of the committee in charge include Harry Yockey, chairman, Art Weinsz, Walter Carrico, Harold U. S.

SOON TO REVEAL DARDANELLES VIEWS Washington, Oct. 9. Secretary of State Dean Acheson said today that the United States hopes shortly to set forth this views on Russian claims on the Dardanelles. The U. S.

views will deal primarily with proposal to take up with Turkey alone the Soviet demand to put the straits under the control of the four Black Sea powers and to join with Turkey in fortifying them. Acheson labeled as incorrect reports from Ankara that the United States had delivered a note on the subject to the Tunush foreign office through the U. S. Embassy. MUSEUM PROJECTS HAVE NEW DIRECTOR Cleveland, Oct.

9 (INS) B. Disher of Red House, N. will assume duties Thursday as director of projects and activities of the Cleveland museum of natural history. Disher will have complete charge of the A. F.

Holden Aboretum, the Cleveland Zoo and the three Trailside Museums in the Metropolitan Park system. President Harold T. Clark of the museum announced the appointment was made necessary by the current expansion of Cleveland's park system and other outdoor facilities. ADMITS NON-SUPPORT MILK PRICES IN TIFFIN BOOSTED Tiffin, Oct. 9 prices will go up two cewts a quart to 19 in Tiffin on October 16, tOdajf.

Court house offices, all banks, the gvans and Harold Rosenberry. state liquor store and other state and federal agencies will be closed all day next Saturday in observance of Columbus Day, a national holiday. CLAIM SETTLED STRASBURG HOST TO LUTHERAN MEN A damage suit filed against Th? Rev- John Kindsvater oi Wooster will address a meeting oi the Tuscarawas county Lutheran Association at Strasburg at seph J. Brown of Uhrichsville as 7:30 p. m.

on Wednesday, Oct. 23, John Skinner of Route 3, this city, was arrested Tuesday by Deputy Sheriff Bryden Henderson on a non- charge filed by his wife. He Justice George Mr. and Mrs. Fred Linard, Port the result of a traffic accident Sept.

it was announced today by J. J. snonKS court and released after Washington, have received word 12, 1945, in which Patricia J. Pat- Molebash, Dover, president of the making arrangements to support one that their son, Fred Linard 2-c, terson. 9, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. association. Culver Bair, this city, has been transferred to Litttle Orrville Patterson of Uhrichsville is secretary. Creek, Virginia. His address is; was injured, was ordered settled by There will be motion pictures and minor child and also pay the court costs.

modern photogrophy kuhlnian studio Second Floor Richard Kldg. PHONE 41491 Open by Appointment. DANCE Round and Square When? Oct. IIth Time? 8 to II. 45c Sherrodsville high Auditorium Musir by Marvin Herbert and His Orchestra.

Come All! COMPANION CARD PARTY THIRSTIY. Oi l. fOth 8 P. M. FORRESTER HALL South Broadway PUBLIC INVITED! GRANGE DANCE Friday, Oct.

11 At Sehoenhrun Grange Hall MArvin Millers Ben Ruppenthal, Caller Grangers and Friends Invited Lata! tV Dance TONITE ROSE ROOM Wednesday, October 9th ROUND and SQUARE DANCING Music by Louie Marinelli and his orchestra You must be 21 years of age to entor the Rose Room HAT CLUB Dennison, O. PENNSYLVANIA STATION DANCING 6 NIGHTS A WEEK With BOBBY SANGER and His Band From 9:30 P. M. Til 2:00 A. M.

No Cover Charge Except Saturday, Sunday and Holidays CHOICEST OF OF FOODS OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY. i GI mi Ad nmmb an mm 284-24-94, U. S. N. A.

Annex 2, probate court Tuesday when ftoai, Little Rook, VA. agreed to accept 1500. the, other entertainment and lunch will be served by the Strasburg boats. Modern Dance FRIDAY NIGHT Music by SHIVELY-YATES and Their Orchestra Meet Your Friends Friday Night at Brightwood Country Club New Road. Good Drinks Dance Saturday Night Johnny Meese and His Orchestra OPEN DAILY 5:00 P.

M. to 1:00 P. M. Except Monday. 4 We Cater to Parties and Banquets at All Hours.

7 Days a Week. FOR RESERVATIONS CALL 39853 38621 33624.