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Will report to Camp Macall. M. C. son and Margtuvt Beaver, of Michael I CURIOUS WORLD TUT MORJmfG NFWS, nANVitlX, PA. Pace 3 Thursday, August 30, 1945 PAD AND PENCIL (Continued From Page Four) The next step lies with the teachers, who under Minersville visited Sunday with Mr.

Mr. and Mrs. Wlluert Conrad, Mrs, Alta Pausnaught, and son, Wayne, and Miss Mnrthena Conrad were supper guests Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cot-ner, of Milton.

and Mrs. O. A. Livziey and family. Joan Maurer Is visiting this week with her grandmother, Mrs.

Minnie Maurer In Mowry. W. O. Krumm made a business trip to Danville on Monday. Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Livziey, of Berwick, visited with the former's brother, Mr. and Mrs. G. A.

Livziey and family on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Maurer spent several days in Philadelphia. They were accompanied home by Mr.

Muurer's mother, Mrs. Minnie Maurer, who spent the weekend here. Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Maurer were Mr.

and Mrs. Andrew Strief, daughter, Ann, and sons, Henry and Bobby, Long Island, N. and Mr. and Mrs. George Lynch and daughter, Laura Mae, of Minersville.

INDICTKI) FOR MURDER Erie, Aug. 29 UP An Erie County Grand Jury has indicted two Williamsport men on charges of murder. The men, J. D. West and tVif rl ivifi inn nf tVim'r liiinerviunr trioir aiinnvIrironrltiTir carry out the contact work the task of transplanting- knowledge lrom the books, and from their own educa-ton, into the minds of the boys and girls.

The final step lies with the students themselves. After they have passed sufficient grades to realize the motive for education and to recognize its worth, they should proceed to take advantage of all that the school has to offer. The term about to start is one of the most important to young America of any historic period. They will inherit the earth, because it will be when they are of adult ago that whatever outcome from present peace will be their responsibility. Pfc.

Clyde Sponenberg arrived from overseas to spend a 30-day furlough with his wife and daughter, Sandra. He had served with the paratroopers in the European Theatre of War. At the close of his furloup.h he R. W. Peppermen, have Deen cnarg-ed with the sluying of seventy-three year old Joseph Campbell.

August Misses Eleanor Krumm, Jane Livziey and Emily Foust ure spending this week at Cupe May, N. J. Mrs. David McMichael and son, Raymond, of Washingtonville, spent Thursday with Mrs. Clark Mc- 1.

The pair admitted umi wiey nuu assaulted the retired manufacturer after their capture In Williamsport. Pvt. and Mrs. William Livziey and Strawberry Ridge Mrs. Larry Maurer had the misfortune while preparing the evening meal Sunday of receiving second degree burns.

She was turning a roust when it slipped, splashing the hot fat into her face, hair und both arms. She was taken to the office of Dr. Gordner, Jerseytown, where she received treatment. Mir I I' I As MOHANDAS SiM WHa I DISOBEDIENCE' Hi I WRITTEN WHEN fl I I THE LATTER WAS I I JAILED FOR NON- III XI IT I PAYMENT OF TAXES on his cabin riyA, sgyy V3safeiL AT walden pond, fed HOW DOES A TIDE REMAIN AT ITS HIGHEST POINT Whatever outcome for future prosperity and growth of the nation will be their inheritance. Whatever growth of Danville will be' their legacy.

They are not asked to accept responsibility now All they are asked to do is to study and play and make the most of their education until the time comes for them to shoulder responsibility. The answer lies in a high school diploma. It is the entree into the world they shall inherit. L8-3Q ANSWER: It begins to fall immediately, although the change of elevation is not noticeable for some minutes. HOW CAN I By Anne Ashley GRANTS for Back to School Clothes jj Speaking Of Sports (United Press and Morning News Feature) Boy's Golf Hose size 8 11 29c Girl's Sweaters CARDIGANS SLIP-OVERS Pastel Shades J.

98 to Boy's Caps Helmet Type With Ear Muffs J. 19 Boy's All-Wool Slipover Sweaters sizes 30 to 36 $2 .98 Marines Land In Japan To End Long Journey (Continued From Page the first ships into Tokyo Bay, has moved his flagship, the cruiser San Diego, into the Yokosuka naval base proper. And from his point of advantage, he has broadcast a story on what's going on. "On my left," he says, "I can see the marines and bluejackets advancing into the Yokoshuka navy yard and taking over initial control. In a few minutes, the admiral adds, the Japanese vice admiral commanding the first naval district will soon tender his formal surrender of Yokosuka to Admiral Halsey's chief of staff.

And in conclusion Badger says, "tills landing I describe brings the Third Fleet to its final goal which has been unremittingly directed towards Tokyo Bay for many months and years." Devildogs 2nd The marines Admiral Badger is watching are members of the fourth regimental combat team of Major General Shepherd's veteran sixth marine division. The devildogs who fought at Guadalcanal, Makin and New Georgia has gone the honor of landing first on Japanese soil and raising the stars and stripes. The naval city the marines and sailors are entering slowly became a city of silence as H-Hour approached. For although over 100-thousand persons live at Yokosuka, one of the world's greatest iiaval bases, they were forbidden to go outdoors or stay in the streets when our men landed. So the initial occupation of the base is being carried on in a deathly quiet.

Nimitz Watches On hand to watch it are Admiral Nimitz, the Texan officer who commands our Pacific fleet, and one of his greatest fighting Lieutenants, Admiral Bill Halsey. Halsey, with his silver-mounted saddle close at hand, is on the bridge of the battle-shin Missouri where the surrender will be signed. Incidentally, the flag that Commodore Matthew Perry flew over the frigate Mississippi when he opened Japan to the world 92 years ago, will flutter from the Missouri nn Snnriflv Lieutenant John Bre- myer of McPherson, Kansas, has ar rived in Tokyo Bay with tne nag after a record breaking 104 hour Q. How can I get a uniform color when dyeing? A. Before adding dye to the large vessel into which the goods is placed, always be sure that the powder Is thoroughly dissolved in boiling water.Then strain it Into the dyeing vessel.

If this is riot done, blotches of color are liable to appear in the goods. Q. How can I dye a straw hat red? A. Boil ground Brazil-wood in a lye of potash, and boil the hat in it. Q.

How can I clean and whiten the piano keys? A. By rubbing rather hard with equal parts of alcohol and peroxide of hydrogen. This also removes any stains that are on the keys. flight from Washington. General MacArthur after watching the first of his troops take off from Okinawa has boarded his own and is no won his way to transport plane, a C-54 called the greatest personal triumph of his brilliant career.

Two other army officers. General Eichelberger, whose Eighth Army fought so well in the Philippines, and General Kenny of the far eastern airforces, also are en route for Atsugi. Only General Wainwrlght, the hero of Corregidor, has not yet left for Japan. But the tall, lean General who only today received the distinguished service cross he won three years ago on Bataan, will leave Chungking for Tokyo tomorrow. Traffic Fatilities Climb Suddenly As Driving Increases Chicago, Aug.

29 UP There's a dark side to every picture, and the end of gas-rationing is no exception. The National Safety Council says the end of gasoline rationing not only increases pleasure driving, but also the accidents resulting from that driving. The council points out that traffic deaths in the nation for July have climbed fifteen per cent over 1944. USE OUR LAY Down Payment will hold AWAY PLAN your purchase until called COATS and SUITS "Nl PUEBLO, COLORADO. COPR.

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S. PAT. OFF. pushing aside the other athletic events as the fans remember the blazing bands, the pomp and of the gridiron. Most of the college and professional football teams already have started fall training programs.

The outlook for all of the teams is good in point of view of manpower and finances. As the first major sport to resume in peacetime, football will be ready for the bonanza that the golden age is supposed to bring. And with the war over, the gridiron will benefit as servicemen return to fill out war-depleted ranks. The king makes his entrance tomorrow night at Chicago when the Green Bay Packers take on the college all stars in the 12th renewal of the pre-season classic. The Packers National football league champions last year have been working feverishly to get in shape for the all-star game.

And coach Curley Lambeau isn't sure they'll make it in time. The collegians are coached by Bernie Biernmn. The Minnesota Mentor has been discharged after three years in the navy, where he served as a Lieutenant Commander. And he has lost no time in taking up the grid wars once again. Bierman's boys will stage theii final dress rehearsal tonight under the arcs at Chicago's soldiers field.

They have completed their training on the sod of Dycbe stadium at northwestern, and will have only skull practice before the big game. Bierman is closed mouth about his starting lineup. But he indicates that all American Tommy Harmon and Charley Trippi will be in the backfield. Harmon who will be long remembered for his exploits on and off the gridiron should be the main punch in the all Star's attack. Tommy is the boy who, before going off to war, led some great Michigan teams to victory in the big 10.

Before joining the army air forces and long before his two crashes in South America and Burma Harmon had become the greatest collegiate football star since the days of the immortal red grange. The fleet-footed wolverine half back scored 33 touchdowns in his three-year college career eclipsing by two the number racked up as1 a previous all time high by grange the Illinois ghost. In his last game1 for Michigan Tommy single-handed ran through a tough Ohio State team as easily as our air forces went through the Japs. He scored three touchdowns and threw two touchdown passe: pacing the Wolverines to a 40 to nothing victory. Trippi gained national fcotball fame as a Georgia star, and later as a standout backfield man for the third air force.

Trippi will captain tne collegians. ine an stars tins time have a squad sparked by players who have been in the service. Players who will olfer the Packers the most seasoned opposition any National league champion eleven has yet faced In the annual classic. Others on the All-Stars probably will include little Les Horvath, the Ohio dynamo, who led the Buckeyes oi omo state to the western con ference title last year, Bob Kennedy of Washington State and the third air force and Johnny Strzykalski (CCJ) or Marquette. The Packers with virtually the same team tney had last year are concentrating on an adequate air deiense.

Third Command To Cut Out Dictricts Baltimore. Aug. 29 UP The commanding officer of the Third Service Command. Major General Philip Hayes. has announced that the Pennsylvania and Virginia districts and the Pittsburgh and Harrisburg sub-districts are being discontinued.

Hayes says that the district offices will not become inactive until after September I. However, he points out. this does not "contemplate- a cessation of army functions in these localities. Many activities will continue, he says, but will be assigsed to the nearest army installation for administrative purposes. Civilian employes have been assured that their rights under civil service will be protected.

And released military personnel will be reassigned to other installations within the Third Service Command. Boy's Cotton Slipover Sweaters sizes 28 to 32 J. 39 Boy's Colored Sweat Shirts sizes 26 to 32 79c Boy's Pants "Longies" $2 -98 sizes 8 to 16 Boy's Snow Suits with Hood sizes 4 to 10 13 .50 To A Small Old King football is on his way back to the sports throne. The baseball season still has some four weeks to go, and the national pasttime's pennant races still are far from decided. Horse racing the, sport of kings will continue through the winter.

There still are tennis matches and golf tournaments to be held before the summer sports fade out of the 1945 sports picture. But football the king of sports is LAKEW00D Thursday, Friday Saturday Tommy Reynolds and His Orchestra and Ice Parade Skating on Real Ice Admission 83c plus tax Dancing begins 9 P.M. Show at 11 P.M. "MEN AND WOMEN" Now You Can Buy Shoes Without Shoe Stamps from Haines, The Shoe Wizard. August 27th, running through October 13th OPA release No.

107 When the ceiling price was put on shoes, we had a tremendous quantity of shoes that we sold for $1.98 and S2.98 and, as we have kept to the letter of the ceiling prices, the same shoes, as to quality, are worth one to two dollars a pair more. If we had been privileged to advance the prices, not a pair of these shoes would be left on our shelf. Now the OPA has consented to allow us to sell these shoes without stamps, so here's your great opportunity to buy shoes that are worth one and two dollars a pair more and, remember, without stamps. First, rome get the shoes. Also listen to me and buy your winter supply of rubbers.

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