TS ¢ old : the 2 on EH A RL Jime 27. 1940, THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. ply henceforth to 20 cents and more, In cents as at present, but cent for every President Signs Huge Tax Bill Nation Ong flon chereol is unchang American Shoulders admissions stead of 10 cent mi WP ai — of 40 the rate of or rac Held For Murd od Killed Brother -in- % 7 aw Ryegrass Promises a Good Co Heaviest Taxes Since World War Crop farmer who Cieneral growel summer and and tiled sow The n federad lax War, on T President Roosevell made law of a bill est ated ralse an S00 (KX In the next five th by wWlding | rep +, 200.000 citizens to the list of Cro conte tax payers and by raising the mols rates on ation shouldered its heay gi SiN Lion Oi Liu load esday y euitivation additional $4,002 nm pial y Borrow thie I Yeul roceeds of of $4 000 DX noLe tional debt 45 billion t 13 the federal debt regula; Pictu: Camp News Reel es had been ex: del. imit withiGut ordinary Effective July 1 Ing ¢ t become Mtniday ie } vi ihe hea inl fall Wil 181 They a 006 in on net and +» WH ipward to per cent $9 600 nud "$100.00 . During WOLF’S original 0 Fak: Taking Part in Fam- ily Quarrel Worthy, 22 of er After Brady hip, Hunlingdon county, plead- ed uilty to der of hi the Monda brother-in-law 1 Gloss, 30 f t Union, the oulcome of ily quarrel He DINK Hunt ngdon county nil 1 bali Ch Allenport hele quabble bet 1, It was le | Ww 1} Pil Lhout home, township widenoe 1 of Club W BELLEFONTE GIRL IS ted with weeks ichard night mur- arles near afl ime i In withow 4 By 4 BU his nere HONORED ON BIRTHDAY UNIONVILLE Special. \R) Tl ELECTRIC - § KITCHEN CLOCK Wz13 A A Yours with this new 1940 PHILCO REFRIGERATOR Think of it! A beantiful, all-white Hammond Electric Kitchen Clock is yours FREE with this new 1940 Phileo Refrigersi=r. The handsomest, roomiest refrigerator ever of- fered fon so Title. “De luxe” quality, full 7 cubic - foot storage capacity, Modern One « Piece Cabinet, Durable Dulux Exterior, Porcelain Interior, Oversize Freezing Unit, Reflector Interior Light, Temperature Con- trol, Sealed Power Unit. An amazing value! See # . . . buy it and get a FREE elock while our generous offer is still on! , glass WATER Cri R.. 1% quark wa . oh de righed L to Bt in re rigtos- ator, sen tir. FREE of Huntingdon Man Red Gross Day At Hecla Park (Continued from page one) plenie tactiities. There are spacious grounds; numerous tables and | benches; outdoor fireplaces heating roods and a plentiful suppl? of water, Those who wish may purchase coffee, sandwiches, and luncheons on the grounds The volunteer commitiee which las. week turned in to help the local Red Cross Chapter in Its ‘efforts to atlain the quota allocateq for the Bellefonte area, yesterday répor.- ed that when the commitiee began Its activities only 8 per cent of the $3200 fund had been coniributed Through a thorough solicitation of the town during the week, the com- mittee has increased the fund about 33 per cent of the quota. Ti 15 hoped that the proceeds from Red Cross Day at Hecla Park will help materially in reducing the remain ing uncollected 67 per cent Miss Jean Dunn, Miss Janet Wao. mer, Richard Valentine and James Craig, Jr. members of the volun- teer committee, on Tuesday attend- etl a Red Cross gistrici, conference al the Lewisburg Hotel, Lewisburg AL the conference {4 was brought out that there is no danger of Red Cross funds falling into the hands of the conqueror Buropean countries. Iron-clad pledges are exacted from the conguerdrs that rellel funds shall go girectly to re- fugees before any money is per- mitted 0 enter such countries Red Cross agencies in a number of coumpries In addition 16 the United Sta es n giving ald to the stricken nations of Europe, conference leader: sald of aa U. 5. WANTS MECHANICS The United Sta'es Civil Servic Commision sent ou. a call tH8ay for mechanics for work In he nal ional defense pr Met { Para al Workers Liw Me n additior nia {0 the mech bes Previd (rain Shee Ironworke:r ang Dani Bre need Navy Yard Roane ule ied at nade ano ’ ; ion maker Calke: n DiRremit Metal Shipwright is use #n- Aviation experi ronautica the Naval T wre oh we oA anc are jobs for Aircraft Airerafl. Radio Flee at the Moddietown Alr Depot. fietown, Pennsylvania Property clerks with and men lothing factory experi- ence are wanted ay the Philadel- phia Quartermaster Depot i for most of the Wel o- Wid- afoounting tants traces positions mentioned must have fin. ished we pecognized for which they in occupation for which they are applying. a four-year apprepii- For the positions of copper- mith, lofisman, shipfitter, machin- twolmaker and instrument maker applications may be acoept- ed from peracnhg with only two years experience. Copies of the an- uncemenis and application forms may be secured the Secretar Board of U. 8. Civil Service Exam- iners, at first or second Glass pos offices ceship from - RR, FORD WON'T BUILD ENGINES rom BRITISH Government negoliations with Henry Ford for the mass production of airplane engines collapsed, it is reported William 8. Knudsen of the Na- tional Defense Commission an- nounced that Pord’s refusal to man- ufacture engines for Great Britain had forced cancellation of plans for early mass production of Rolls Royce motors by the Ford Motor Company “Cooperation in the production of {this important military equipthent will be sought elsewhere by the National Defense Advisory Commis- sion,” a statement from commis- ston headquarters said Vacancies in Air Corps The United States Recruiting Station at Alioona announces that there are an unlimited number of vacancies (n the U 8S. Alr Corps in| Hawall. Men appliing for posi tions must be high school graduates. | The recruiting office is jotated in the post office building in Altoona. BE. “3aop the Classified columns, MIDNIGHT | DANCE HECLA PARK From 10 “till 2 O'clock [f Wednesda. July 3 MUSIC BY for, are actively engaged | Ihe Tent Tad HOLTS HOLLOW Mr, and Mrs, Fred Watson, of Ohlo, Mr. ang Mrs. John Watson spent a few days with Mr. and Mr J, J, Fyle ang family, Mr, and Mrs Al Franco and slher friends in Long Island, NY. Mr, and Mrs. Walter Sweitzer and daughter of Bellefonte: Mrs Roy Sheesley ang family of How- ard, were weekend visilors with re- { latives at this place Mrs, Vance Rhude and daughte of Long Island, N.Y, Mr and Mrs. Randolph Haupt and children and Jack Haupt of Bellefonte, and PL Shope were visitors at the Charle Lucas home Mr, and Mrs. Miles Stauffer and family were dinner guests at the Lucille Eminhizer home, on Sudnay Annabel Young has returned U her home at Romola after spending severnl weeks at the Orviy Wats home Ruth Magargel of Pleasant visiled her grandparents at thi plate last week John Roberts and daughter bara, of Mllesburg, called on al this place recently Miles Staufler of Warren, Ohlo spent the weekend with home folk at this place Mr, and Mrs. Charles Dry Top, called at th home, oh Monday Mr. and Mrs. Orvis Wats family were recent visitors at U4 Newicn Alkey home, in Milesburg Mr and Mrs Howard Burd and son of Uniohvillie, called on folks at this place Quite « Thursday Reese Home in honor Dirthday anniversary 1oe and cake Were served a ment. James Wensel and Mrs. Reese Milesburg, called on relatives thik place Sunday evening Mrs M. C Reese and dauj of Oum Stump, visited home recently MOSHANNON were 70 Cha Ba frien nena nome number of reli ives § evening at the M, C of Mr Reese Crean refresh present N Sundas tine ang Joa Jacob There will be Children’s Day by Elolse and ed to Niagara Fall the home of Mi Gregg Borger. Eloise and remained for an extended vist! the o.hers returned Sunda) Mr and Mis LeRoy Lewis Lewis and friend Jack Ros; of K thaus and Mrs Anna Lewis rone. motored to Stoneboro day to visit Mr. Lewis brother thur and family, and helped bBrate thelr 30h wedding anniver gary. They continved their tri] Youngstown, Ohio, where they vis fled 4 sister Mr: Elva Hart, and Mr: Beulah Kay, fee Mise Be! Leeder. They returneg home Mon day Mary Ann Lucas, Mr. Harry Mu: ser of State College spent Sunda evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John FF, lucas COLEVILLE Visitors the pas. week al William Billett home were Osman of Sunbury, Mts Tom Wal act of Milesburg: MM. IL Billett of State College Mr. and Mrs Oscar Billett had 2 birthday dinner Sunday in honor of Mr. Billett's mother, Mrs. Fred lett, the following were Present William Billetf. George Shope Mr and Mrs. Fred Billeit, Mr and Mrs Kenneth Houser and four children i Mr and Mrs Oscar Billett and | daughter Valre, Mr. and Mrs. Lioyd Stover enter taineg a number of thelr old school visited at Satur Ar oe. i mateg at their mountain home 99 { Sunday. The day was spent in singing, telling old school tales and playing jokes on each other. Those present were Mr. and Mrs Calvin Grove, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Wit- mer, Mr, and Mrs. John Rossman, Mr and Mrs William Jodon, Mr and Mrs Freq Billet, Mr. and Mrs | Edgar Ziegler and stn, Mr and | Mrs, Grover Spedrly and family | Mrs. Belle Thomas, and sons, Mrs | | Lyda Gault, Mr. and Mrs Frank | Houser, Mr. and Mts. Charles Lee | Mr. and Mrs Charles Soudensiager. Mrs. Esther Schal, Mist Nelson | | Miss Loretta Showers, Mrs Irene i Brooks and family, Mr. Charles’ Stringfeller, Mr. ang Mrs Richard Toye and Donald Meek A birthday party was held for Mrs. Pred Billett Monday night, at Ber home. Thote present were: Mr. | ang Mrs. Fred Billett, son Donald | Mr. and Mrs. Bdward Kline, Mr | and Mrs. Edward Peters, and two daughters, Mr. and Mrs, Mat Shay | two daughters, Mr ang Mrs. Ken- neth Houser and children, Mr and Mrs. Oscar Billett and daughter | Mrs, Meda Kline of Detroit, Wich Refreshments wére served at a late | hour, i Thorough Training Mrs. Grayvee MM. 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