THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. Youths Sentenced | Additional Locals For Burglaries ~Mr. and Mrs Dean Shope, South Spring street, on Saturday attended funeral of Mrs. Bhope's sister, February 19, 1942, - | tor the purchase of 12 obsolete pas- (P——————————————— Many Countians wenger tires and 7 obsolete te pas ger tubes, Mr. Bommerville reported | ly OLD IR 0 N B u R N ED ou 17 Granted Tires mpiets certificates are not count. ed In the quota d BET THIS New Speedster / Page Four 3:15-4:00—Business Session, . School Directors OfMcers of the association are: “ | George L. Newman, Milesburg, pres- To Meet, Friday ident; Samuel Z. Miller, Philips- t—— burg, vice president; R. C. Blaney, (Continued rom poue one) 9 | Bellefonte, vice president; R, D : e Morning and Afternoon Ses- Shoemaker, State College, secretary: Della Cross, and Blanche Heinle, in Mrs. Arthur Pennington in Cleve. sions Scheduled at Court |G. H. McCormick, Spring Mills, R. CHfh Fawvols, Bei Baul To Rida | land, Ohlo February Exceeds Half of Trueks: Henry C. Rockey, Belle-| H D., treasurer; R. Gi. Hagen, Centre State Police at Ro ew wis M bes ’ ouse 5 Anne Rockey, daughter of . fonte, R. D. 1, 1 tire, 1 tube: An- Hall, delegate to State convention, Prosecutor in the latter charges Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Rockey, of | Month's Quota drew J. Bhivery, Bellefonte, R. D W— and Hornee J. Hartranfi, Bellefonte, The fifty-fourth annual The two cousins were arrested Sat- near the Bellefonte airport, has re- 1, 2 tubes: Ernest L. Craft, Moshan- meeting | auditor urday while working on a stolen ear ceived word that her friend. Pvt Of the February ota of 15 pas- non 1 tire: Theodore Williams of the Centre County School Direc - - —— on a rural road north of Howard / Samuel McKinley, son of Mrs, Mary |senger tires and 13 tube and 38 | Philipsburg, 4 tires, 4 tubes; Harold tors’ Association will he held at the RE; : - IETS Police said the machine was “load- McKinley of Bellefonte, has been truck tres and 57 tublx " alloc ated | J. Erhard, Port Matilda, R. D. 1, 2 Court House here on Friday, Feb- HOWARD YOUTH GET! ul ied with loot” that was taken In the | transferred from Ft. Meade, Md, W | tire rationing board No. 2, Centre tres, 2 tubes; G, W. Thomas, Belle ruary 20, with sessions in the morn- AIR CORPS PROMOTION 13-day period between the first and ja camp somewhere in Plorida [county, of which John 8. Sommer. fonte, R. D. 1, 1 tre; W. W. Stark ing and afternoon . + A rhe last *jobs.’ “The weekly card party sponspr-| ville is chairman, certificates have | Philipsburg, 2 tires, 1 tube; Amo The program follows Jack ( FUFRES Ban od pA. Las Apprehension of the palr was aed by the Bellefonte Women's Dem- | been issued for the purchase of 13 | C. Newman, Port Matilde, R. D. 1, 4 9:30—Invocation, Rev. Clarence E ¢1¢l W. Burkey, of Howard, has been masterpiece of police cooperation, | geratic Club will be held at the | passenger tires and 2 tubes, and 22 tires; Harry L. Bechdel, Howard, 2 truck tires and 16 tubes, it was 1 tires, 2 tubes: Austin Powder Com- | ported yesterday pany, Philipsburg, 2 tres, 2 tubes; C. M. Long, Howard, R. D. 1, 1 tire; i. Following is the list of Allocations For First Half of |, oranted applica THIS WESTINGHOUSE IRON IS BUILT FOR SPEED FREE WHILE THEY LAST of uncovery by Chief of Po-| Democratic ’ rouncement made “today by Col lice Harry Dukeman, of Bellefonte, Bizksn street, this Thursday eves 9:45-8:50~Reading of Minutes Wolcott P. Hayes v of the bit: of evidence which point- | ning, beginning at 8 o'clock, Bridge | This leaves to be dist: : Shoemaker, secretary. Si ed directly to the perpetrators, toland five hundred will be in play ng the remainder of the month cer Harold D. Haagen, Howard, 1 tire 9:50~10:15—Report of Delegate to A member of the 10th Maoterd the parade of factual evidence mar-| priges and refreshments. Admission tificates ff the purchase of 2 pa 1 tube: George Kelley, Bellelont School Directors Association. R G squadron at the post, the rad "i= | shalled by State Police in obtaining | 25 cents enger tires and 11 tubes an IR. DD, 3, 1 tire, 1 tube John Kelley Hagan, Centre Hall versity of the Arm} confessions to the series of crimes A. L. Prancis will be toastmaster | truck tir nd 41 tubes Port Matilda, 1 tractor tube 10:15-1030—Roll Call promotion was due both The which resulted In the gt the father and son dinner to be Passenger: M. 1, Kauflman, How. 10:80-11:156—Address, Dorothy Fuld- Bellet onte YMCA to- ard 2 tires: William J Beh wartz heim, lecturer, Cleveland, dnment will include — Bellefonte, 2 tres, Miles M, Hoover 1 Koroseal Iron Pad, 11:15-11:46—-Address, P. O. Van Fleld is one of several air fice of the Universal Match Corp- | songs by the Victory Octet and Port Matilda, 2 tires; Leslie J. Ross a) 2D 6 . Ness, executive secretary, Direc- | COrpPs technical schools which offer oration on Phoenix avenue Belle- tht-of-hand by Roy Adam: of Philipsburg, 2 th 2 tubs Clay value $2.39, with the tors Association specialize training =» DRI: fonte. Chief Dukeman, investigating ' pleasant Gap. J. K. Johns nr n roormail ant Gaj purchase of one of 2:30-1:30--Concer y Spring {lls phases ol WOrk he Post the scene, found on the floor a check {dent of the YMCA board 4 ¢ : High School Bary ie 7 houses one of the world's ES these Westinghouse streamline irons, largest which had been roughly torn from retary C. Heineman Breon, conductor radio schools and presents a cour a checkbook. Examining the pape; Member 30-2:00--Addre N. Allegheny St. promoted to the rank of corporal at |... the PI hn Io 4 Amoi, Lutheran church, Belle- | gootr pleld, 111, according to an an- headquarter west ibuted dur- R.D erro; great expansion of iad trapping of the two occurred Febru- pela at the 0 his ability demonstrated ect ary 8 when the pair entered the of Ent * Fost-heating 1000-wett element ® Cool, fatigue-proof sloping handle © Beveled button edge all around ® Sturdy attached heel stand Electric Co. Bellefonte, Pa. RE el t ground BEL LES ONTE Shows Dally—=7 to 11.30 P. M "TONITE ONLY SHE KISSED HIM AND HE LOST HIS HEAD! THE BODY : Roll Call N about 35 people want 0 take the in- DISAPPEARS MILESBURG oll Call Nets pune Waitt to talks the di - p U REC Hat : — q } ’ hi of 4 chit 9 for | vam | hes a nh d We ts : M Minnie Bmith., an aw { Tota! of $2, 321; 15 a campaign for ace ident pre. 7.25 drawn to th roof Wiliam peein training. Johnson, a graduate AND THE FUN BEGINS! William Eckent visiting vention with some form of check FO 0 D. Ha 1S. 1 h : “ I N 1 ube n —— Bb “y 1 ) " th tr 5 1 Sr a ol , bp ’ : Senroth a * h . a ia i ntinued Som. yas one) Eo Ci use in the home and on SATURDAY d » work in th OE emit ars AISI. | wine: ung © Saturday from 2 Special u i { radio communica- he found written on it "Feb. 1942 ary will serve the dinner ne T. McDonald, Super- | tio? and “V Villiam P, 8hl----", The Chief tions may be made Special Education asked officials for the sheaf I in 2 :45--Address Dorothy plications on hand from those : 5h Ticket hei lecturer £ h 1 Arn » ix told by the ing positions ealing through them \ 3 heim, lecture: { naval alrpl i i n £1 : Lea ‘ ' As Donald Johnson, son of Mr. and 45-3:15—Question Box n pain its rudder he daiscovered an applicau Johnson of West Linn out by Willlam Bryan, The Bellefonte nd Earl Mrs. Earl B Elwood writing ecemed similar to the torn check Bellefonte ~Lontinuous Fresh Fru al Vegetables = tit 4 de ESTE . enrolling shortage of in- required two be Double Feature CALIF. GIANT PASCAL CELERY | home CHOICE CRISP CALIF. CARROTS 2 vei 15¢ Solid Heads Cabbage . Large Fresh Cocoanuts. Calif. Naval Oranges, Ige. size. Fla. Grapefruit, Indian River. Sealed Sweet Florida Oranges, 176 size. Bellefonte Furnished First American Flag rge of Ju- reg ported that 39 being given free milk In A WESTERNER make; th heck ... With a Wallop! Dukemar omparing hand An acknowledgn 3 throug for this wTiting was certain of hl uspic- from the Becretary of the Navy and p , H Eckenrot] al Harold a v . Rh Bora mls Wn ul RESP op are rasa’ 3 prea 2 un 29c | EET vn mana Bi in ung mes EE State Police Paul Rud Miliar th favorable to t project, ar t ou ! es who Jk thelr final exam i hie nursing activities report given i the names of the L na A Yozvrvy H veut 4 by Miss rt nev, Red Cross needs 1 ished by the sy Keichline AD0OUL organ ; a disaster committees. The Red Fred Warner, was ppoint a chairman wo ork with the nee medical chairman (Continued from pope ons) ent wa Campbell and ster {f the promising ition In du 1 ination at Al A Ah a " . . A "= 1 . ~~ # . nb 4 or | NUTS Hinted otal for 1 f 15388 sch Rockview station 1 they inally, under date of January 213 4 A IX I be wh en - ‘3 1 of 158¢ k ) “ » swung into action with equally ef- 1880, Mr Hugh ceived the fol- SG while on guard duty was fined 20 field ga, 1448 o_o inspection: . Ib 3c fects » results lowing letter from the War Depart- § me ee 1 Jose A aa. et he 44 a ety anf m0 YN Lr (9 for 15¢ i of Sicial action hav. oR CR big 8 A ; doz. 25¢ .6 for 25¢ .doz. 25¢ Fe uy 3: Sai Inthe Curtin Blanche wre was discussion chairman Here is the crime time- -table e en taken as follow he Principal § = we Were ¢ v in Germany there are 350 artic searryvshasiind Re villan Defs 5 and $80 in cash bell Nie A adem: A ltitle bundle of sweets ar-! roa or shipment thes roy 5. Dr. Leroy Locke Glenn Wallze — euro Nearly 300 Register In Centre County ss Della Cros dpe one) Net te. an i. Rossman, sented to an educational institution 4 E y 1 otlse Walks centers to take on sewing are ar- gatos] Mr LB ford is Spring S A U E R K R A U T Milesburg. Nothing of value miss- in Manila and adv vou that ti with M wd Mrs. E. J. Buns of Phil- ence, Moshannon, Heela and Blanch- pounshin teachers rford, the Lids : brung 8 A : ine hac Seek M tied to U FUZZY | KRIGHT ® PT xaied i May relard oe i tal Corporation who worked to- February ner t nahi; " vy nding . at 1} ya 7 hk Le. BAY Re asa . irs. W. Harrison Walker in charge g ir to put 'r the registration 2 big No. 2'; cans 19¢ WEIS QUALITY Dye Jone (0 dey anate an \ tre County Home (Of Knitting, reported that she re- in that locality; Mr. James Neidigh y x in it FAR ie ber cor i 3p wld ‘ ceived 100 pounds of wool last week, of Mill oro and Penn Town- February ¢ Hels m's service : y ond NELL O'DAY Bellefonte, tire, candy. tobacco Yeneral T “om a 24 wy Ry FPEUOVES . riving for sweale or th ! i people who helped at the Board of - ther articles valued at abo 5 Tre in the Phil le Islands, has y i. hear New Fania s. She says sh fled 4 in the Mason flding. Al FR ES 1 P R U MN ES February 7: Bishop street school, advised the Department under date LUS pent the weekend at the W. 8... 1ers to the distribution center put in strenuous hours to do Uncie ¢ @& ks Pa ns as eof see. of which only 2 remain to allotted. ship tesa : d the fine group of Belief rite week made from yarn ? big No. 2'¢ cans 29¢ FANCY QUALITY longer hours and more chers and business SOUTH OF Ian = 18ST. W230 }” that arrived in December She | joned at Fort ( '¥ SERGE, WE. now getting yarn for 40 more sweat- about the fine way i R E T T Februa: ] Atlantic wholesale in sympathy with America and Lnown al thd persons enrolled in Pirst Aid classes, Work A sation and Centre Oil and Gas sta- American was thas 1 ar arenes || MONDAY ONLY frat. four “awaiting ine | We wish it were possible 1 y § n ug hat ur classes are awalti = WV Wish IL were possibie 0 ex- tion on South Potter street, Belle- instruction in the English languag College Health Report i" loge: dames 4 oF for |press our appreciation to each GUADALAJARA mio Mexico's Top Troubaguurt station istrars are enthusiastic in reports this school | of A . Ald, said wt there are now 250 unteered for TAHITA Ee err turnat’ “tes Shae JOS al SOCKS their assistants worked together a Totnes Hemmt dasbimiion wy Adams chairman of Pirst These folks asked no favors and vol- fonte. At Atlantic station a 04 cases of communi. Structors, and that a school for press our appreciation to each an sone. AL AlLIADtic station Live g 8} Ck ral Olls further remarks that . ’ . Be : nore than 15 r wardens 0 every one of the workers rSon- 2 29 10 t ] 4 were broken, several cases of oll and p tation : ~ BARGAIN NITE — able diseases were y| more than 150 air wardens is i« ; odie ‘ese Workers person wks. C phy. carton ff Popular Brands a first ald kit were taken LMte of made to the school designated as State College health value was laken {ron the olhier soot s it shall he 1 reported d uthorities be started as soon as possible. The al) Mae 44 X according to arlv re. chief air raid warden for the district Didey TIM HOLT in b ® 184, : ar Book bor. has announced that the wardens are C February ES YARE) " Tory re fully woh secretary. German measles led 10 take the complete 24-hour course Vi ua ¥ SUITE nome )i Well 5 VAL ive ’ ’ + Hanover Kidney John Junious of Bellefoute, nort WILL IAM H. CARTER SIX GUN the list with 175 ag. Wore: | MF. Adams said thet he Juns 3e- a : Secrileh alam. ve AE ire rnaeh 31 meas. ceived a number of splints to help 8. A. BIERLY BEANS 2 No. 2 cans 21¢ of Curtin. Electric razor, ope ylnss- Asst. Adjutant General mumps 45. whooping cough 31, meas. . " " \ ss two SPOODS. tWo men's shirt d . . t fot hicken pox BGP the air raid posts and that ee Meets mann Campbell's Pork & hy IWO SOUS, LWo 18 SIUTLS, ANG It should be added that the flag GOLD 8 arfi Sntanilis wmrolenls 3 more are needed He reported that Buy Bonds i Hughes In the name y RNG Hrd MIRLY Wat- : bid —— ; ————— ea - - BEANS 3 1-1b cans 25¢ pair of dice taken donated by Mr Jelliefonte Academy and the Yelloy old and gangsters Februar) town in wh it stood, was carried ripped wide Fant Kins, near t Junious place. Bread , M'MALLOWS .1-1b cello pg 13¢ K chat Es Bley : ich he 1 ndALEE 38 le, IMHDE KNiE, t5 the Philippines and concecrated pen! Young American man- iDtended purpose, The story hood fights for honor-<for Selective Service Board No. 1, entre County C. F. LAUER WwW. G. EDWARDS, t been recely BREAKFAST HOUR COFFEE ac 257 Cream Elgin watch, 3: libre rifie, 22-cal- CORN STARCH pkg. 9 fore rifle, box of shells and & MAN'S .¢ the first American flag to float family for life! FOR WHITER WASHES USE | Kellogg's All he ery Harriton Dukeman CTT 8 Philippine school was widely BRAN ige. 15 oz. pkg. 21c February 1 arrison Dukeman jy. ..ideq in glowing headlines by home near Curtin. Two blankets, '. t Yus . ¢ fonde and 21 y , the leading city newspapers of the R y N S 0 Wonder Brand Elbow bread knife and 32 calibre revolver cant 2 = & Ay PAS 1 MACARON? 1-1b pkg. 9c Total amount of loot taken was ve 23¢ 2: pkg 19¢ pkg. Kingtaste estimated by police at several] hun- SHORTENING... 3 Ib can 63¢ dred dollars, Most of it was recov- REBERSBURG MAN HURT Most Kinds Campbell's ered with the exception of the tire WHEN CAR HITS POLE LUX LIFEBUOY SOUPS : can taken from the Heim station. Yes. we — ¢ s aft r lio ey » » y 0 bershurg. w Independence Safety terday afternoon police began the C. F. Boone, 60, Rebersburg, was LUX task of returning th COV njuied Tuesday afternoon when his M. A 2 ask of returning the re tied Tu k TATCHE 2 cartons items to their owners car hit a power pole on the Brush 20-Mule Team The boys admitted passing the Valley road. The accident happen- BORAX pkg. two forged checks which aided to ed about three miles east of Centre FLAKES ki 24¢ N : Mir Arraigned before Justice of the knees and a sprain of the left shoul Sa Thc, Ses 250 TAPROCA 2 pkgs Peace Harold Cowher at hig offices der when he was thrown out of the SOAP 2 cgi 21c Pra A : or an on East Bishop street, Saturday car. Damage to the sedan was es- nco-American night. the two pleaded guilty to timated at about $100 SILVER With Free Dish Twi es y to its Three Big Days TODAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY Mighty and Eternal IS THEIR STORY! Thundering Applause otf a io from the entire nation 1d! one of the greatest enter- tainments in screen history —from the unforgettable, Hving experience of a proud people! TUES. & WEDNES. DOUBLE FEATURE } sss A ——- ered 3 “= 20¢ 3 er 20¢ ..in the tough- est spot of his excitement crammed : , career! aL that def HOW GREEN The story FILLED PADS 3 pkgs. two forged checks, it wag said deep laceration of the hand. bruised A td msn MP ss — Suntex their apprehension and told police Hall while Mr. Boone was driving BLEACH 2 1-gqt. btis. that in Clinton county they broke toward Rebersburg. DUST Ige pkg 24c¢ ta -n charges of burglary ip connection SWEETHEART Buy 3 cks Brillo Cleanser or Soap into a service station and passed’ The Rebersburg man received a Get 1 for 1 pt c Weis Quality Cake FLOUR. . 2% 1b pkg. Rhodda’s JELLY EGGS Sunsweet PRUNE JUICE 2 Ibs gt. bil QUALITY MEATS RIB ROAST HAMBURG SAUSAGE ASSORTED MEAT LOAVES Ib33c 2 1b4%c ib 3c Ib 27c PHONE 2429 with entering of the cottages in Cur- tin Narrows and the Junious and Watkins homes Tuesday afternoon they were ar raigned before Justice of the Peace William H. Brown, of West High street, on charges of burglary aris- |ing from the robbery of the Y. M C. A. and the Centre Oil and Gas | Co. warehouse. Again they pleaded | guilty, and were remanded to allie, 1041 plates although the new i plates may be used after March 15. Police pieced out the following se- | without bail. Burglary Is not ball- able by a Justice of the Peace, { quence of events from the story told by the youths. Monday of last week the two stole a sedan owred by New Auto Plates Shortly There will be no delay in getting out 1942 automobile license piates, Walter J. Kress, acting Secretary of Revenue, declared this week. He sald new plates will be in the mail late this month and added that nearly all plates have already been receiv. ed with the remainder “on the way.” Midnight March 31. is the deadline e's | Charles Confer, of Howard. The ma- | chine was parked on Howard street in Bellefonte, and police claim they {used registration plates owned by William Bryan's father on the Con- fer car. All the piates were in the boys’ possession when they were ap- 'prehended. The Bryan car was {found abandoned near Curtin, i The cousing had been staying in a {shanty near Snow Shoe during the {time most of the robberies were committed and they motored to Hazleton, Wilkes-Barre and other places at various times, police said. Isabelle J. Knoffsinger... Pleas. Gap Ambrose P, Bell. Washington, D. C. | Mary Elizabeth Hamer. .Stae College ' For*Finest Flowers and Vegetables, Come in Now to Select from Our Large Assortment of Famous Burpee’s Seeds Come Early, While Your Favorite “arietier Are Lope SCHAEFFER Hardware Store Bellefonte, Pa, (CON it CHESTER MOBRIS HARRIET ‘HILHARD Pini Cotumpmer Thurs. - Fri. - Sat. why VALLEY Moments youll never forget ww PIUS —- Latest News MAMMALIAN? MONDAY & TUESDAY Prodscsd ty DARRYL F. ZANUCK - sewetes wy JOHN FORD Serwes Ploy by Philp Dune + A 20 CENTURY-FOX PICTURE —enough and rich humor of these people will stir “Valley” you! Don’t Miss It ! — WALTER PIDGEON — MAUREEN O'HARA — RODDY McDOWELL MALTA AAAAAAALAMAMAAAAN WEDNESDAY & THUR. Come On, Chillun! The Clowning, Crowning Tops in Fun for "42! KAY KYSER a Rf — PLAYMATES ¥en WHR im LUPE VELEZ GINNY SIMMS JOHN BARRYMORE A jamming, joyous jambotee--5 song hits—with Kay Kyser's band romance and drama to fill three ordinary
Significant historical Pennsylvania newspapers