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STANDARD SENTINEL SECOND SECTION Financial Markets Sports SECOND SECTION Theaters Comics Classifieds VOL. 94, NO. 26,182 HAZLETON, MONDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 2, 1959 PAGE 13 Tri-County Municipalities Are Set For General Election HAW DEMOCRATS List of Candidates for Carbon County Offices and Aspirants For Office in Area Municipalities Bitter Election Campaign Ending ME COMPLETE 3 City and 3 School Board Offices to Be Filled in City At General Election Tomorrow IN WEST HAZLETON In Luzerne County Teller, candidate for district at One of the bitterest general elec The reassessment is seen by the Democrats as the issue before Hazleton voters for tomorrow's general election while the Repub licans assert the issue is continu board seat. Kuzma, seeking his second six-year term, defeated Snyder six years ago. He is president of the school board.

John L. Tenshaw, Democratic auditor, will be opposed in his bid for reelection by Republican Stanley Stetz. Two new entries in the supervisor contest are Paul P. Sussick (D), and James J. Monahan (R).

One will be elected to the three-man board. East Side Borough In East Side Borough, with 52 Democrats and 59 Republicans, there are no local contests. Registration Totals For General Election Following are the official registration totals county-wide and in Hazleton area districts of the First and Second Legislative Districts as listed for ation of what they term their "progressive policies" as the party Tuesday's general election tion campaigns in many years is on its final stretch in Luzerne County. Tomorrow's election will find the polls in 412 precincts of Luzerne County heavily manned by overseers and watchers. The county fights are highlighted by the battles for commissioner and judge.

The Republican contenders for commissioner are T. Newell and J. Bowden Northrup, who seek reelection and District Attorney Albert H. Aston who is seeking the judgeship. Opposing these are Jarrett Jennings of West Pittston and Attorney Edmund McCullough of Hazleton, for Democratic party county commissioners.

Judge Bernard C. Brominski seeks to retain his place on the bench. He is now serving In West Hazleton tomorrow's general election will find the Democratic party represented by candidates for the three school director, three- council, two justices of the peace and auditor, for the first time in a number of years. Following are the candidates for both major parties: School Board Battling for six-year terms on the borough school board are Republicans Raymond Guydish (incumbent), Walter Veranda and Kenneth Staber; and Democrats John Recklitis, Marvin Sobotka and Henry Majchrowicz. In addition to Guydish, the other two posts now are held by Directors Joseph Kress and Peter Pu-hak, neither of whom is a candidate in the general election.

Guydish, of 401 West Green street, is a plumbing contractor and secretary of the borough Recreation Commission. Veranda, who resides on Harvey street, is employed by Karns and has beenactive in borough veterans affairs. Staber. a former borough coun In Carbon County seven county row offices will be filled at tomorrow's general election, while municipalities of Carbon County face numerous spirited contests for the local offices. Following are the county office candidates: Judge Democrat Carl A.

Nie-hoff, Lehighton. Republican Atty. Albert H. Heimbach, Palmerton. Commissioner (2) Democrat Dr.

James J. Dougherty, Jim Thorpe; Thomas A. Zimmerman, Lehighton. Republican-Ralph E. Mooney, Palmerton, (incumbent); Atty.

John Deutsch, Lehighton. Sheriff Democrat Anthony George, Summit Hill; Republican Charles D. Neast, Jim Thorpe (incumbent). Prothonotary Democrat William Olexy. RepublicanJoseph Modrick (incumbent).

Recorder of Deeds Democrat Elmer E. Davics, Lansford. Republican a 1 Wentz, Lehighton (incumbent). Controller Democrat Lester D. Mack, Palmerton.

Republican Allen D. Kistler, Palmerton (incumbent). Coroner First Leg. PATUflP HAS nun nil illli! West Hazleton Hazle Township Freeland Boro In power for a number of years. Hazleton's voters will cast ballots for six major municipal and school board offices Tues day.

They are city treasurer, two council seats, and three posts on the city school board. The Republicans have almost a two-and-a-half times edge in registration over the Democrats in the city's 24 voting districts but with only about two-thirds of the registered vote cast on an average, the municipal contests often end up with a close tally. No Issue? As city campaign chairmen defined the major issues of the election, one issue was notably lacking: the proposed city wage tax. Originally some months ago by a segment of the Hazleton WATER QUESTION Republican Democratic .125,712 68,776 19,586 10,269 12,139 5,397 2,714 607 1,833 2,311 2,154 773 1,167 311 673 745 718 266 517 388 432 317 73 36 156 137 In the Borough of Weatherly a public question will appear on the election ballots tomorrow. It is: by appointment.

Sugarloaf Twp. Black Creek Twp. White Haven Boro Jeddo Borough 'Do you approve of Weatherly Pat Bangor of Hazleton, is the GOP candidate for register of wills. Borough Council expending the necessary monies to determine the His Democratic opponent is Ed feasability of possible purchase of ward W. Lopatto of Wilkes-Barre.

A bi-partisan flavor is provided by the fact that Jennings, Stephen the Weatherly Water Co?" favoritism, particularly to persons building beautiful new homes." cilman, resides at 337 Allen street, and is employed by Price's Dairy The question will be printed on a separate paper ballot which will be handed to each voter at the polls. A separate ballot box will be provided for disposition of the HAZLE TOWN! as a route man Hprklilis. Aim North street, is Democrat Chalmer Marsden, Nesquehoning. Republican Dr. GOP 'Progressive' The Republican party has based its campaign on its record of "progressive Said Campaign Chairman Richard L.

Bigelow: "Under Republican Party leader torney; Edward W. Lopatto, candidate for register of wills and Dr. Herman H. Feissner of Free-land, for coroner, are former Republicans now on the Democratic ticket. On the other hand, County GOP Chairman Robert Stroh is a former Democrat.

List Of Candidates Following are the candidates for state-wide and county-wide offices: In the State at Large. Judge of the Supreme Court (one to be elected) Michael Eagen, Democratic. Blair F. Gunther, Republican. Judge of the Superior Court (one to be elected) Harry M.

Montgomery, Democratic. Albert W. Johnson, Republican. In the County at Large. Judge Court of Common Pleas (one to be elected) Bernard Curtis Brominski, Democratic.

Albert H. Aston, Republican. District Attorney (one to be elected) Stephen A. Teller, Democratic. Arthur Silverblatt, Republican.

County Commissioners (three to be elected) Jarrett W. Jennings, Democratic. Edmund J. McCullough, Democratic. T.

Newell Wood, Republican. J. Bowden Northrup, Republican. Sheriff (one to be elected) Joseph M. Rava, Democratic.

Joseph Mock, Republican. County Treasurer (one to be elected) Peter J. Casterline, Democratic. Edward J. Lee, Republican.

Register of Wills (one to be elected) Edward J. Lopatto, Democratic. Pasco Bangor, Republican. Recorder of Deeds (one to be elected) Edward P. Zoinerowicz, Democratic.

Walter F. Kozik, Republican. Coroner (one to be elected) Herman H. Feissner, Dem-cratic. Malcolm J.

Borthwick, Republican. Surveyor (one to be elected) Eugene E. Bender, Democratic. Charles F. Walter, Republican.

a fireman at the State Hospital. High School, Powell has served 11 years in city government and is presently serving as a city commissioner. Wilbur A. Koch, 415 West Diamond avenue, insurance and real estate broker. A Hazleton High School graduate, Koch is alderman of the 11th Ward and served as city assessor from 1950-55.

Democratic Joseph F. "Fagan, 47 North question ballot. Serge Grynkewich, Lehighton RD LISTED Sobotka, an employe of Art sum Cravon is nrominent in bor 1. Surveyor President David Leininger, of the Weatherly Borough Council, issued the following statement to ough veterans affairs and lives at Only two incumbents were nomr inated for reelection, one for Democrat George B. Stewart Summit Hill.

Republican Stewart 626 North Broad street. give the voters mrormauon aDoui Maichrowicfi, 438 West Green Taxpayers Association, the wage tax caused a brief flury of controversy among political leaders and even among members of the Taxpayers Association themselves. Last August, a newspaper poll revealed only five candidates forcity offices were against the wage tax proposal as a new source of revenue for the city, live other candidates either offered no comment or declined to reveal their opinion pending "further study." Thomas Powell and Donald Wagner were the only Republicans to express an opinion. Both said they were against' the proposed tax. K.

Evans, Jim Thorpe (Republi can). ctrppt. is a toll collector at me James an attorney. Educated 'Pnrnn0 interchange of the Penn school director and the other for supervisor. An inter-party campaign split Democrats in the Primary election but for next week's voting party ship the Hazleton City government has encouraged new job-creating industry and has provided new and improved municipal services to these industries and the entire community without increasing taxes.

"Republican Hazleton City and School officials have managed the municipal and school affairs efficiently, progressively and responsibly, have been responsive to the in the city schools, Fagan was graduated from Boston University Law School and has practiced law for two years. He is a Korean War Contests in the Greater Hazleton area communities of Weatherly and Beaver Meadows center around school board and council seats, 'with incumbents in both workers are reported united. Democratic candidates have car veteran. Harold W. Moore, 62 South boroughs in the running.

Franklin street, a professional en-pinrer. Moore is a graduate of At Weatherly, with 511 Demot crats and 900 Republicans registered, George L. Whipple, Republican school director seeking re Ifarold W. and Atty. Joseph! needs of thp communitv and its Fagan, Democrats, offered a joint citizens, and have planned for the statement in opposition to the sug- future of the Citv.

Hazleton High School and received an electrical engineering professional degree. SCHOOL BOARD Democratic Jacob Defina, 588 Arthur street, insurance fund representative. De election, is opposed by George L. Somers, Democrat, making his first bid for a six-year term. Weatherly Council Fight Five councilmen, all Republi gestion, while Amandus Kirchdoerfer was the only one of three Democrats seeking school board posts who offered comment.

He, too, sylvania Turnpike. Borough Council Three members of the all-Republican Borough Council are seeking re-election to four-year terms. They are George Lohrke, First Ward; Norman Getz, Second Ward; and Alvin Lapinski, Third Ward. Opposing them are Democrats Stephen Barkanic, First Ward; John Dimmerling, Second Ward; and Michael Gulas, Third Ward. Lohrke lives at 117 North Third street and is a foreman for Ira Berger Construction Co.

Getz, who lives at 424 Allen street, is a truck driver for the Alto Co. Lapinski, president of council resides at 100 South Broad and is a member of the faculty, of West Hazleton High School. Barkanic resides at 18 South Third street and operates a radio and television service. cans, are seeKing reeiecuon. iwo of them, Henry Ferguson and fina attended Hazleton High School and McCann's Business School and ried Township elections regularly for over 25 years with the exception of once when two Republican school directors were named.

Candidates on the ballot this year are: For school director incumbent, Joseph Generose, Edward M. Bunk' and Charles O'Donnell are the Democratic nominees. Republican Both Democratic and Republican slates are waging brisk campaigns in Hazle Township and one way or another the result of tomorrow's election will bring some new faces to office, nominees are Steven B. Kistulentz, Angelo Matz, Jr. and Mike Pupach.

Michael Demshock, incumbent, is the Democratic nominee for supervisor and his Republican opponent is George Sabol, Jr. For auditor Victor J. Catano is the Democratic nominee, opposed by Harold Ray, Republican. Paul Schickram, are unopposed and "Republican Hazleton City and School officials have employed sound fiscal practices and pledge continuation of these practices and procedures. Confusion Charged "The Democratic Party candidates have offered no constructive or progressive platform to Hazleton voters, but instead have attempted to confuse the voters by criticism of accomplishments of the Republican Party's elected city and school officials undertaken for this issue: "Please be certain that you fully understand the question before you indicate your choice.

Future action of your borough council concerning the Weatherly Water Co. will probably depend on the majority opinion expressed by the Weatherly voters at this election. Let us review briefly the events leading to the placement of this question on the ballot. "At various times in past years, groups and individuals in Weatherly have voiced dissatisfaction with the service and product supplied by the water company. "These complaints have led council to extensively investigate the basis for these complaints.

Opinions have been expressed that one solution to the problems would be for the Borough of Weatherly to acquire the interests and holdings of the water company. "Toward this end, your council held several meetings with officials of the water company to attempt to determine a purchase price for the company without resorting to legal action and the consequent extra attendant' expenses. "Once this price was determined, council intended to place on the ballot a question asking the voters of Weatherly whether or not they wanted boro council to negotiate purchase of the water company at some clearly stated figure. Eventually, that figure was set by has had four years of business are assured of seats in the Second training. Ward where there are no Democratic candidates.

Agnes A. Kelly, 568 Alter street. In the First Ward, GOP Council- a registered nurse. A graauate 01 Hazleton High School and Mercy men Clarence P. Evans and Emlyn Bell are opposed by Democrats Hospital School Nursing, she is admission clerk at the State Hospital.

Amandus Kirchdoerfer. 308 East Carl Maruska and James J. Fad-den for the two seats in that ward. the benefit of all the citizens of I Dimmerling, an employe of the Lehigh Valley Railroad, lives at 54 was against the proposal. Wilbur Koch, William Beck and P.

X. McGeehan, Republicans, did not take a stand on the issue, nor did Democrats Jacob Defina and Agnes A. Kelly. One of the principal issues in the campaign, according to Democratic Campaign Manager Carl Koch, is the two-party system. Militant Minority "Hazleton is beginning to revive itself economically and must revive itself politically," Koch said.

The election of Democrats to city offices next Tuesday will not give control of the school board or council to the party, but will present an "interested, militant minority," the chairman said. Koch asserted the city "too long has seen unanimous votes on council without anybody dissenting," and. "this is an indication of machine government or irresponsible government." CONTINUE Efficient Government Vote Straight Republican Hazleton." These are the Republican and Democratic candidates for city offices at Tuesday's election: CITY TREASURER Democratic Paul M. Hallas, 906 James street, a sales manager. A graduate of Jefferson avenue.

Gulas, rear 107 Broad, is assistant maintenance foreman at the State Hospital, is a charter member of the Cranberry Athletic and secretary of the Kosciusko Club. Justice of the Peace Republican candidates for justice of the peace are Louis Abram- price for the water company. "After this price is determined, the intent of council is to then place this definite price before the voters and ask them for their Broad street, retired. Formerly a mine foreman, Kirchdoerfer served as a city alderman and operated a store. Republican William Beck, 218 West Magnolia street, an insurance agent.

A graduate of Hazleton High School and Gettysburg College, Beck was a commissioned officer in the U.S. Maritime Service and has been engaged in business for 29 years. P. X. McGeehan, 131 West Oak Save UP TO 15 Hazleton High School and McCann's Business School.

Hallas has served opinion on the purchase of the in sales supervisor manasement water company. "If the majority of voters vote czyk, 120 East Clay, a em the water company at $300,000.00. Two new candidates are battling for one seat in the Third Ward. They are Democrat Kenneth Bill-man and Republican John Lewis. For the one Fourth Ward opening, GOP incumbent John R.

Thomas is opposed by Democrat Herman Reimold, a newcomer. Mrs. Irma Hughes, Republican, is unopposed for borough auditor. John Timko has both party endorsements for his second two-year term as justice of the peace. There are no other contests in the borough.

Beaver Meadows All candidates are opposed for local offices in Beaver Meadows, where 455 Democrats and 394 Republicans are registered. George Matchick Republican school director, is opposed by Democrat John Sullin, a newcomer in the political arena. Albert, Albertine, incumbent Democratic councilman and John "No" on the question, council will' and has directed company finances Republican M. Stanley Specht, 836 West Diamond avenue, incumbent. A grad ploye; and Joseph Boris, 327 Winters avenue, former constable member of the Civil Defense po Your council and their legal advisors considered this price far street, cost accountant.

A grad out of consideration and decided not uate of St. Gabriel's High School, McGeehan has served 11 years oa uate of Hazleton High School who took special post-graduate courses to place a purchase question on the ballot at this time based on this the city school board, three of them probably drop the entire matter of purchase of the water company. Please bear these facts in mind when you go to the polls Tuesday. "The councilmen serving you want your opinion. If you have any questions, contact your councilman.

He will be glad to give you all the facts relating to this price. On your AUTO Insurance under the safe driver plan Save on AUTO Financing ft'. MORTGAGES and LOANS ft INSURANCE Of All Kinds ft Large STOCK Insurance Co's Edward G. Freiler Cleveland and Adams Sts. Dial McAdoo WA 9-3746 as president.

Donald L. Wagner, 320 East Jun iper street, a retail credit com The only alternative for council lice, an employe of Capitol Products. Democrats seeking the squire posts are Joseph Yesvetz, employed in the maintenance department of the State Hospital, of 26 West Broad street; and John Kulig, 415 Allen street, operator of general insurance agency, president of the of the church Scout committee. Auditor in order to arrive at the condemna pany inspector. Graduated from in various colleges' and universities.

Specht was employed 35 years by Duplan Corp. in various accounting positions and served as controller of all plants in the Duplan svstem. CITY COUNCIL Republican Thomas Powell, 544 Grant street, a printer. A graduate of Hazleton Hazieton High School, Wagner tion price of the water company as provided for by law, is to engage competent legal and financial coun serves as a credit office manager here and has served 17 years as an assistant Sunday School sel and determine the probable condemnation price as will be allowed Competing for the auditor post under the rulings of the Public Vote Straight Republican Beck-McGeehan-Wagner For Hazleton School Directors. Adv are Republican Chester Reimer, 114 Putnam street, a salesman; and Democrat Albert Orth, 402 Al Utility Commission.

Slams Reassessment Other issues of the election, he continued, grow out of the lack of the two-party system. Koch slammed the reassessment program as a "mess and a scandal," and it was entered into "haphazardly and without authority." The chairman said the law permits triennial reassessments -after 1953 and that, therefore, a reassessment could not take place except in 1956 and 1959. "There is no excuse for any council to violate the law," he added. Koch continued: "Furthermore, council determined that a reassessment was necessary, but because of the vehement protest of taxpayers they have kept silent about future plans of reassessment. Common Knowledge "Everyone knows there are inequities in city assessments.

The Rayno, Republican incumbent, will battle it out with four newcomers for three council seats. Newcomers are Stephen T. Delman and Andrew Kramyock both Demo Schuylkill County Candidates for "At this point, council decided to ask the voters to indicate an opin len street, an employe of Retenel-ler's Market. ion as to whether or not they want Row. Offices, Area Municipalities Francis A.

Patton (R). Republicans in Schuylkill County'Clair, (former Hazleton NYP Lea- Rush Township Supervisor J. Norman Riddlf are depending on their tremendous baseball player), and Benja-registration plurality to sweep theimin E. Boltz, Pottsville; controller, council to expend money to hire competant counsel to determine the possible purchase price of the water company. The question on the ballot is not a question of purchase of the water company.

"If the majority of voters vote! "Yes" on Tuesday's question, coun-l (D), Arnold R. Mace (R). general election tomorrow. Auditor Verna Balliet (D), Ches Albert L. Krommes, Cressona, (K), and Benjamin Welsh, Coaldale, crats and Thomas E.

Hartung and George Tirpak both Republicans. Miss Hannah Stewart, Republican borough auditor, faces Democrat Lawrence Anthony North in her bid for reelection. Justice of the Peace Michael Ko-kinda (D), has opposition from Republican John Rossfni in his bid for reelection. Packer Township Figures show that the Republic- ter Purnell (R). ans with 67,478 registered voters (D): treasurer.

Charles E. Dim- School director 0. Willard Mor afainst 32,376 Democrats, lead merling, Pottsville, (R), and Rob- rison (D), Francis Job (R). cil will probably proceed towards Kj more than two to one throughout J. Freiler, Pottsville (D).

Delano Township Supervisor Wilbur Andrews (R) a ueierminauon oi a condemnation the county. Prothonotary, G. Ryland Lord, Pottsville (R), and Eugene Beav present government is responsible for these inequities. Their assessment program over the years has been haphazard and dotted with Auditor Amelia Faust (D) and ofKR)- er, Frackville, (D); Clerk In the battle for the judgeship, Judge Vincent Dalton (D), is opposed by Atty. Calvin J.

Fried-berg (R), Mahanoy City. Judge Dalton will be seeking his third Courts, Leonard Hatter, Donaldson, (R), and Howard N. Oli-phant, Tamaqua, (D); recorder School director Russell Bachert (R). Ringtown Borough Auditor Christ E. Rooney (D), Forrest W.

Deebel (R). EVEN MORE RESULTS THAN I EXPECTED! lu-year iuii term as juage 01 mej0f deedS) Joseph Machulsky, Common Pleas Court. Shenandoah. (R), and Frank Kline, Other county posts up for grabs Mahanoy City (D); register of are three seats on the county boardlWius. Leonard Thomas.

Frackville. Very Funny A goodly number of years ago, when we still had dew on our ears, but not much sense in our head, we became enamored of a willowy blond creature who invariably exhorted us, each date night, as follows: "Be very, very funny." Only she pronounced it so that it sounded like this: "Be vay vay funny!" At the time we were devastated by this, as other young men have been overcome by a curl over an eye, or some other idiocy pertaining to the female of the species. So, while we're not the life-of-the party type, we proceeded to be very, very funny. What a strain! A few weeks of being funny for that blond, and we found ourselves exhausted; and before long we had married a brunette for whom we did not have to be very very funny. What a relief! This is not meant to infer that blonds are any less charming than brunettes.

The point we are trying to make, in a somewhat circuitous fashion, is that "being very, very funny" can be wearing. And, accordingly, if this column is not always scintillating, positively bursting with humor and bright thoughts, our apologies. Try to Dear with us. Perhaps another week we will be very, very funny! Just as we got to this point, our brunette vife handed us a plate of hot home-made bread, dripping with fresh melted butter. Man! And we don't have to be vay vay funny.

We just have to eat it. See what we mean? Excuse us a moment, please. The telephone. "Hello-hello! The asylum? No, this is not the asylum! This is a real estate office!" Anniversary LUNCHEONS only 58c of commisisoners; controller, treasurer, prothonotary, clerk of courts, recorder of deeds, register of wills, coroner and surveyor. Commissioner Fight Candidates for the posts are: Commissioner, Republicans Elmer Johnson, Pottsville, and William W.

Yost, Tamaqua, and Democrats Joseph Holden, Saint GENETTI'S LUNCHEONETTE IN DOWN TOWN HAZLETON School Director Fred Schaaf (D), Herbert E. Ratzburg (R). Councilman Fuhrman Rent-schler, Judson D. Rentschler, John Cuff, William F. Martin, (Democrats), John A.

Fetterman, Howard R. Brouse, Daniel G. Grow and John Little, Republicans. Property assessor Harold Beaver (D), Edwin D. Lott (R).

Ryan Township Supervisor Stephen Zabrewsky (D). Wilbur Faust (R). Auditor Lawrence Schappal (R). School director Margaret Kra-lick (D), Reynold J. Reiseg (R).

Union Township Supervisor William Walters (D), William Houser (R). (R), and Bart J. Flannery, Pottsville, (D); coroner, Dr. Otto A. Miller, Ashland, (R), and Dr.

Leroy R. Purcell, Heckscherville, (D), and surveyor, Howard J. Lynch, Pottsville, (R), and Allen L. Schoffstall, Pottsville, (D). Others aspiring for posts in area communities in Schuylkill County are: McAdoo Auditor Joseph Boyer (D), Joseph Bumbulsky (R).

School director Joseph Walko (D), Anthony Kofchock, (R). Packer Township voters, 127 Democrats and 149 Republicans, can concentrate on the election for county offices. Ray Graham has the endorsement of both parties for another six-year term as school director, while Zenas T. Grovr has the same support for another six years as supervisor. Mrs.

Varna Gerhard (D) is unopposed in her bid as auditor. Lehigh Township In Lehigh Township, George V. Graaf and Elmer Decker, both Republicans, are the only candidates for school director and supervisor. There are no candidates for auditor in the township. Voter registration lists 74 Democrats and 115 Republicans.

Lausanne Township Angelo J. Aoman maintains two-party favor for reelection as school director in Lausanne Township. William Thrash (R) has no opposition for his second, six-year term as supervisor in the township, which lists 29 Democrats and 35 Republicans. Banks Township It's a different story in Banks Township. There are contests for school director, supervisor and auditor.

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