Page Six_ THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. February 22, 1940, THE WAR IN EUROPE | Passengers Spend (Continued from Page n Tell are the the Russian Masses Begin to Mass forces of Soviet Russia beginning to tell heavily in fighuing with Finland, where forces of the tiny republic, out- numbered if not outfought, have been losing some ground recently When the fighting began, a num- ber of weeks ago, military experts predicted that the only chance for Finland depended upon the imme- diale dispatch of assistance irom outside powers. For weeks the Finns put up a brave battle, sur- prising the world with their suc cesses. How much aid has reachen the republic is conjectural but we doubt if it has been substantial, regardless of the alk in various na- tions As the successes 3 la there were planes, guns and rushed to Finland. whether the assistance comes too Ia.e. whether the Pinns can hold off ‘the slow-moving, ponderous ad- vanoe of the Red masses The an swer will become plain before long Unusunl Warfare Continue News Ir m bat is but a repe what reported for mar week high seas the British Ger mans battle it out for cantrol of tin ocean or that Germany has made serous progress toward “reversing the blockade On the West huge armie: tions, which successful as the activity continues. The la tack is not unreasonable peculiar in a war involving soldiers. Few wars have ev fought like the campaign eastern border of France In the air no gre: t ible. German planes attack. and somet ish ships along but the compar used in these minimum This aerial ¢flset power, midabie are used The Balkans and Near East The situation in Balkan 10 have eased te weeks, with about ready other nat vent Lhe scutheast The eco: tions become ) the Allied shoriage comes dan the chance #1 inte the Balkar choice, the securl IPP. Offsetting thi wise backing i guaraniees, 15 the jarge army thal Great Britain and France have as- sembled in the Near East B lof . : A aval Russians began to score ! K irelian peninsu- intimations that men were being The question |: fr tlely we h On ern | where two face rtified posi- eem too SU ranze tk of but it MAN: been AU 80 ~y YAR: British k lik with tne seem ana THE NEW FORD TRACTOR & IMPLEMENTS Are Now on Display at the Dunlap Motor Co. Bellefonte, Pa. Delivery Can now be Made Various methods of finance can be arranged--Call or contact Collins Shoemaker 155 Office—~PHONE—875-J Res. tracted attention to the forces but Some borrowed sh ovels to dig Away presence has been known for | the piled-up snow time | Among the cars and trucks which Plainly the Allied powers are pre-| were held up in the snow was a big paring to protect their interests by | vehicle loaded with bottled soft bolstering confidence in the guar-| drinks. The refreshing beverage antees extended to Rumania,| froze in the course of the night, Greece and Turkey and, also, by being prepared with a striking force bo. tles. f Russia or Germany tries to take The bus, which had been making advantage of condiuons to seize uninterrupted progress on Ms route, coveted territory until it was stopped by the stalled Peace Moves Flounder passenger cars and trucks which were unable to advance in the Peace moves seem to make po deep snow, was also hemmed in progress. Purported outline of nop, 110 rear by traffic which fol tetas from Berth hav) hon = lowed in its wake, Sule in any noticea le stir te . where and the act of the Unit- Snowed in at Ledge States was met by statements The snow in the mountains In London and Paris ntimat- the water shed of the Beech Oreek hat no “patched up” peace wil and to the east towards the Sus- eplable quehanna river is reported to have sending Ux f been two feet deep. Men walking Sumner Walls in from the coal mines Wednesday : contacts with afternoon waded through drifted of Germany lialy SNOW up to thelr walsis Cueat Britain the gover Kunes and Willlmn Me- it piain that his only purpose out to a hunting lodge acure accura.e information for in a hollow off Marsh of five miles west of Orviston Pre lent aad r. Hull mad vening And became snow Lael ome IViLy ed om al In State to Euro; the leaders FTA and ronment made was to the Creek I'uesday e¢ ed in Thu ar Wi ] mii on M. arsh Creek, Ie nal we retary Ciear oi gOINg governments the Kunes distance ol leading afternoon lel oul a y the road part way by a team of Weaver's uractor. It was ial position of i quite an experience for Kunes and McKean. Byron Hazlett and Mr Holter were at the same lodge the former car and they aime proces dny pul norse the 0 arrive: Farmer peace the mment invnlve Tie that Wor ove {terward through U nship supervis country roads departmen: opening roads after a heavy Snow problem without Most residents have autom tances busses { the tate highway jurisdiction HOUSERVILLE har! the come ne Wal by 4 Po tian Endeavor charge of Boal oould burg week IMPROVE POTATO QUALITY BY USING CERTIFIED SEED man LOAKON table for 1 growers will securing satisfac- planting. IL is im- tubers were well roblem this Ting n {rom hi h Dyke’ v and family Saturday Loe tified seed Lamont L : . earls is build i Sunday 10 HH TBE ilar Iv ow well shied are wi nrsel!, you will probably find that vou can be improved Our people are the only ones who will ever take enough Intepest in make it really beautiful. Ciu- 0 don't care how their own look don't care how the looks helping bh Dale. Grant liam Balley, and Charley youl Ger al dinner Oner Pauliz and were Sunday Mrs. Roxie Bt home to Mr. and Mrs. Flwood Packer and zens wh little son Elwood Jr, and James premises Koach spent Sunday at the Harry town Garbrick home at Oak Hall There has been no school at Rock School since Wednesday a the teacher, Mr. Dunkle, could not the snow. 1 the ; method secumibely ing the future. but the past, if studied will give you more than a haphazard view the YO of get threo : ig _— TAG ON THE LAMPS YOU BUY REVOLUTIONIZE YOUR LIGHTING WITH INEXPENSIVE LIGHT ADAPTERS FROM THIS Big Bargain! $990 ONLY £30 includes Light dapper with Amaz- new Silvered Bowl lamp — resdy 10 use. 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Sunday St. John's Evangelical-Reformed Rev, C. Nevin Stamm, Pastor Church School 9:30 a. m,; Morn- ing Worship 10:45 a. m. Vesper Ser- vice Wednesday evening 7:30-8 p m. The Consistory will meet Mon- day evening: The Young People meet Thursday evening 7:30 p m The Catechetical class meels Sun- day evening at 6:30 St. John's Lutheran, Bellefonte The Rev, Clarence E, Arnold, pas- tor. Third Sunday In Lent, Feb- ruary 25. 9:30 a. m. Sunday School, 10:45 a. m_ The Bervice and Ber- man; “The Diety of Christ 6:30 p. mm. The Catechetical class; 7:30 p. m. Vespers and sermon "Come to My Heart, Lord Jesu Lenten service Wednesday night 7:39 o'clock Presbyterian, Milesburg Feb m.; Sunday 9:30 a a Services ary Bible S« Worship deavor 6:30 Bible School Worship 7:3 Bible 8chool night Bible 8 Members and tilda Piesbyterian quested to meet Feb. 23 at 7:30 in room. Al persons cont membership st E Oakwo hool 10:46 Friday Sunday empLal ciyircn 4) { Howard xd, Minist Hublersburg Evangelical Reformed JRE: fer ot hool. 10:30 Worship w Ba rvioe th Serr Lenten First Evangelical Bellefonte Hi 0 BIRDS MUST DRINK TO PRODUCE EGGS The portance of n consumption by ia be overemphasized Agent R. C. Bin Water is an to digestion. controls body tempera. ture, lubricates joints and muscles and i= an important part of t) structure of the hens body and b product, the egg Cold seather alu can be cause consumplion just sufficient intake of birds drink little water but they will drink water is slightly warmed. Egg duction will be improved KE mental work shows a direct relation. ship beteven per of eg pro. duction amount of waley sumed Various devices are use in warming water the layi flocks. If these are not used, poults men will find it profitable to replies the frequent) cing im Ying hens canmn claims C ney aid Ds it mi in i decreased walter as it can be In. feed. Ordinarily on enld dave roduction bs more if oi vi Xe cent and CH available for wale ward There bird supDIy saler in is little up earls morming with artificial i good supply of clean water iz not available L.FRANK MAYES Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer If you have a farm or other Real Estate for Sale, or wish to buy CALL STATE COLLEGE, 2842 ® Two Desirable Farms TO OFFER is MIRO on Two Properties Located on North Thomas St. Bellefonte, Pa, CERIO], BELLEFONTE, PA, Lincoln’s Perilous Journey (Continued from page one) pressed Lincoln changed without The n that must be Mi be done AUN Judgment plans of travel and thet it must publicity of Mi hardly been noticed himself had spoken; suddenly calied to the recollection of the presence of the man who the decree victim of the assassin turned to him for counsel Even when perconally appealed to seemed reluctant to answer, but when pressed for his opinion he sald with scarcely a tremor in hi r voice: “What would the peo; of their ruler stealing into like a thief the night? seemed to think Nttle thi his life, he thought o'r | of forfeiting nation M1 sent silence Lincoln had until all but snd then, as if d tol of per muct $ the respect unwillingness of the Lincoln's change ht duly one in Lo as- and pro- ner guest sugges! ~ Gov - the 10 a route (ram am broug Lo I { Instead of they commanding must ace a new ing one by ernor Curtin President-elect {ollov ed as they He the ony silently face Having rear end of WAL conductor pApers ted by handed true, as often been reported Lin- wore a Booteh cap of } her mode of disguise. All the per ons accompanying him were dress- ed in ordinary dress and went sim- as private cilizens They arm at Baltimore al because of two had olin wailed there detention o'clock and nie Ordinary hours. Before en began was heard coming here lieve he'll get Mr. Lincoln the an ot. and a HU ed Washington fortunate for about train jeft work. around, and one Old Lincoln's but I don't be- ih alive’ heartily fhe to come io today thro laughed remark JR o0 in reat Iti the the nation that of the situation, so the gravest GUC ees, fell upon such able men as sat about the dinner table in Harris. burg that memorable night. And one of them, we are proud 10 say, was our illustrious fellow-townsman Andrew OG. Curtin ntti olution fraught wilh Cons RETURNING FROM SOCIAL FINDS HUSBAND SHO Morse, 36, was found dead home at about Sheeley a couch at coming county o'clock Monday night, by his wile who returned at that time from ial she had been attending. He had been to their former home a! Clearfield, and she did not know of hiz return until she discovered the body. The wound in the chest, be- lieved to have been self-inflicted was made by a rifle shot The family had formeriy lived In Clearfield. and Mr. Morse, who was unemployed, had gone to his forme ¢r home 10 seek work and make ar- rangements for moving back to thal place Survivors include his children and his parents, hy 4 4 He 10:30 wife, two CEL TE (4) DECKER MOTOR (0. SOUTH SPRING STREET PHONE 674 Oriole, ! Aq will | Attrea Random Items (Continued from Age one) imagine there lament if leave con- would be the birds we a certed should pick TRIFLE After Rhett and buggry saves friends from flaming Atlanta film "Gone With the Wind” halts the horse at the top of a overlooking the blazing city mvagely sets the brakes of wagon, After a stormy scene stomps off to join the army pleks the reins and drives one without releasing the brakes. Won. der if that's why the horse dropped dead upon reaching its destination? “THIS IS THE LIFE!" sheriff Edward R. Miller g son, who likes chewing } to Harrisburg big Bher up and Butler with a horse Bearlett O'Hara and in the he hill and the Rhett Bearlett up took hi pur one if! i at passed large along the Finally the ster beamed Boy, Daddy the life! Chewing gum s big K nroute the Lick they road the boy a of gum an frequent interval trucks and tru MOVIE REVIEW Forget that you term uper me Cone Wit) ever colossal Hl Lion aA a faint BY ln : | addition hing Ihouetts hotograph during And het FARM CALENDAR Timely Reminders from The Penn- sylvania State College School of Apticulture Keep Birds Drinking ts : all a Sige Be 7 an tate > Baby Beeves Feeding be Lengthening Life of Buildings- vm 8 BE 4 Penn claim Spray Yor Red Nii Prevalence egg Inasees indicate of serious infec mile numero PUTODEAN call red on Lrees ans ton of oll mant exiension —__ " se Ra Hor entomologists Jats Betler Potatoes nsuming public ge mand tatoes. extension plant path 1 Penn State call attents importance of using certified stock 10 reduce disease dam- to the crop potliry man checks the weight his birds periodically, according Penn State poultry extension specialisia. A sharp breast bone - ceriain forecast of a al in produ i of a molt LEGAL NOTICES CAL TION NOTIC ¥ wile. Mrs. Bemy Gree my ded and board without Cause or provocation, I heres ’ Hon the public not to hart or 11 her as 1 will not be responsible any debs she may contract RUSSELL ORBEN Pieasant Gap, Pa ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE In the Matter of the Estate of Mr Pmma CC. Bathgate jate of Oollege Township, Centre County. decoased Ietiers of administration estate having been granted dersigned all DeET@ons i therelo are Mquesied make im- mediate pavmments, and those having claims of demands against the same will present them without delav for settlement. 1% EVA BATHGATE BOAR. Rate Oollere WIiase B BATHGATE. Bellefonte RD. 2, Ad- ministratons x12 ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. In the Matter of the Estate of Lewis M1. Back late of Walker Town- ship, Centre County, Pa. deceased Letters of administration on said estate having been granted the un- dersigned all persons indebted thereto are reauested to make imme. diate payments. and those having cinimea or demands asainst the same present them without delay for settlement to ALVIN W. BECK. Ad- ministrator, Bellafonte, Pa. R. D un W. Gettiz. Attorney. ott x0 or pald the un- debited 10 EXECUTORS NOTICE the Matter of the Estate of Bvivester W. Smith late of Centre Hall Borough. deceased Letters testamentary in the above estate having been granted to the undersigned. all persons indebted fo the said estate are requested to make vaviment. and those havine claims to present the same duly proven with ont delay to WILLIAM W. KERLIN FRANK V. OGOODHART. Executors Centre Hall, Pa. W. Harrison Walk- er, Atty. x11 EXECUTORS NOTICE, In the Matter the BEstate of J. Heverly. of Bollefonte In ate Borough, Letters testamentary in the above estate having been granted to the undersigned, all persons indebled to | the sald estate are reoussted to make | payment, and those having olaims to present the same uty nroven | tom i Onmpbeti, ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE, In the Matter of the Bstate of James EB. Bierly, late of Miles Town- ship, deceased. Letters 2 Administration on said ving, Deen granted the un. TREO ndatted thereto are 0 make | mediate | Claims Or demands against | will late Ji m= | having | same, them without delay for MARY ELLEN BlER- LY and C, C. SMULL Administrators, Rebhersburg, Pa Johnston & John ston Attorneys x10 those the payments, and present setiiement to ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTCH In the Matter of the Fetale oof hin ( A. Heckman Creag Township Coenlpe a. decased of Administratior having been granted gued, sll persons indebted requested WwW make manned and those having agninst the Wilhow!l deny MARGARET Administratrix Paul Campbell on the ther present tiemen MAN Pa. R REG TERS NOTICES Have filed Office L¢ Ly "Bow et }. Bower Adaceaned PC yw Hit int K. MAN Tow nsh d KELILCK : od Ge meh ure MUSSER Vor f Beliefont PACHA aoCOUnt eu | os R BESIDES & »s ORE trustee of ana : sonal Bank of Bate utor al ng OF . SMITH ! account of BAward Claude Bumaners, exo Filla M Bartley Smith er Township, doceannd 27 SEIBERT The final account pf the Br Company, pdr : James I. Bether! A te Brraigh fincpa ved 28 ARSON The firs nal account of The First Bank 3 Beliefont Pa PLR trustee of ot nal deceased 20. WHNSON. The first and account of Mugh Wilson, agmrx ote. of Newjon 1. Wilson, late Halfmoon Towt p. deceased 80. WOMEISDORFF. The and Anal aoe of the Frst Nation. al Bank of Bel efonte Pa. admr. of ete. of A. W. 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