IEEE SRE REE BJ “KEEP FAITH i UE w= yy buying wey? iby BONDS ahaa ErEn Sass ssnnses WAR BINDS MEAN MORE THAN A —— 6000 INVESTMENT), VOLUME 63. NUMBER 47 BELLEFONTE, PA THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 249 etd, 1944, SUBSCRIPTION-—$1.50 PER YEAR. 2 County ives; 4 Wou nded “ State College Bomb® ier Killed in Action ‘ ‘ % . . . Over Germany; ( oIHy, te Soldier Dies In France. Wot cost count Ww cording Lt. Dean Gilmore ive funera: serv noon for 0e after veteran of figl the Italian his life 41 J! pilot missions in area Seriously Wounded casket i War Ares Worl H Pic. sonn rr. swover ded Wounded in Action g Cro It wile and J parent Continged on 8 Page Seven) form the SUGGESTS WAR * = = NENORA ore ” "Yar Peli! Thomas Mitchell Pro- poses Memorial as Part of 150th Anniversary Pvt. John David Ludwig Employment Payrolls Here Show Increase a COLLECTION 2 SCHEDULED on of? Lakt me ployee 007 16 employed SNE ART Indu were Metal € tral Pens fonte Cer Bakery, N versal M gineer Wounded Soldier Returns to States Proceeds From Sale Scrap to Go to Honor Roll Fund (Continued on Page Fowr) -» Centre Hall Home Damaged by Fire collected In will be begin fromm the sale of into the Honor Roll extension and malntenan honor in front of House Newspapers and other paper tied In bundles or packed in car- Proceeds . il RO the the A summer house adjoining to the home occupied by Mr. and Mrs. 1. B Shank near the Bradford flour mill at Centre Hall was damaged about 10:45 a. m. Sunday when fire of un- isberinisiod origin was discovered In Fin eans must be processed sedi All scrap materials should be placed Members of the Centre Hall Fire! the curb so that it is clearly vis- Company used water from booster ible to members of the collection tanks to extinguish the blaze which | crews charred the walls of the building The honor roll fund Is depleted Some water damage occurred. The ong there are a number of names fire was discovered by Jerry Shank, | sohieduled to be added to the list S-year-old son of the occupants of |... oon as funds become avallable the house which Is owned by Brad- | 4 reported ford and Company Salvage collected In the Pellefonte An estimate of the damage was not | area during October was as follows avaliable 13.450 pounds of paper; 2000 pounds tin cans. 400 pounds of mgs. The roll must be tons Wayne who in of Ife In an embiove of the Ke Gn- petie, is a brother of Mrs. Jack Perks of West Bea and makes his heme with the Perks family eas duty In July sounded in ae. Bunday he sister bv Lele. ian stone treet 1881) wer ana tion a ort talked briefly phone wa Linn with his from New York later paper collections were far short of ! ‘ithe 12%-pound per capita assigned {for the month. During October a Local Soccer Team Rivals Now United in Beating Japs Two Centre county men who first Iledo Road, famous Army vihway} met on the soccer field during their being forged across the Indo-Burma | hig's school years, are helping to mountains. Bullt by Brig. General |! bring the Jap war to an end along the: remote Ledo Road part of the world. 8/'Bgt. Earl W. Burd, whose mother resides at Rebersburg, and Sgt. Willismt BR. Shirk, ‘whose par- wide collections but Bellefonte cone tributed the greatest amount of Btate College, nect with “ie Burma Road, will carry much needed supplies of war to our beleaguered Chinese allies tion physical examinations, AL SL EIGHT PAGES THIS WEEK ents live at Lemont, were captains of their respective high school teams when (ey first became foguainted Men attended the Miles Township , and Shirk, State College High. Both men are stationed along the Sgt. Burd, now manager of a Post | Exchange store at a remote spot, has| Because of the Thanksgiving holl- ranged from one end of the Ledo|day, this week's issue of the Centre Road to the other seeing that PX! Democrat contains only eight pages. supplies are distributed to the jungle We published Tuesday afternoon in (Continued on Page Fowr) stead of Thursday | eartond wis accumulated hy county- | 19 TO UNDERGO EXAMINATION OfMcials of Local Dealt Doard No. | report that 19! Lewis A. Plek's Engineering troops, | men from the area served by thatl|jey Council, and BE. Kelth Anderson, this famous artery, destined to con- | board will be sent to Harrisburg on | chalrman-elect of the Muncy dis | Monday, December 11 for pre<induc- | trict : i j+— Ve ‘TN | 0S | Funeral Is Held “New X. Ray Equipment Now di In Use at County Hospital i FLED PPREHENDED Lemont Resident Is Ree- ommended For 550 MAN WH Reward PRISONER SCALED WIRE STOCKADE brief Alle- gheny Countian 5 to 10 Years I. ibe ry C osts ig Pie ved Boalbburg Rimme ) tanding guar ithe 3 i i i ER WW Wi } i (Continued on pepe Four) - — Organize Fire Co. In Gregg Township HOME DAMAGED GH WARLOMN == 55 BY EXPLOSION State College Family Bad- ly Shaken by Blast in Furnace Room ” inal ® page Five SLOT EA ATTEND DINNER E. K. Anderson Named Chairman of Muncy Dis- trict Group Eighty-six Scouters a! wives from Muncy District attended the annual dinner held in the Lo- gan Grange Hall, Pleasant Gap, Tuesday evening. P. H. Powers, vice president of the West Penn Power Co., was the feature] speaker on the program which alss included File Ham Tucker, ehnirman of the Muncy district committee; Robert Smith, Beout executive for the Juniata Vale ley Council; Professor Theodore Cintes, president of the Juniata Val- da en Mr. Powers who is vice president | of the Allegheny Council and an en- last, thes, Hall at (irange csent DRIVE BEGINS = solicitors Here Told War With Japan Will Last Two Years ——— SS ———— GAD JURY T0 ~ HEAR EIGHT BILLS = session to Open Monday ; Only One Summary Case Listed of di be ie for December body Only one case is lis the regular alld comestiic wid before Nt Wednesday, it the Dis reset onvene nel Menday ted 1 heard a mil dee vas was trict SUMMAr court Iw y Walker next orted yesterday bn office listed Grand Jury J rithur Sh Veh. Code Ded Alfreg 1 intro- & B Eiri Cl le : da Rainer, members Burglary he American Theater Wing of Arch Hodes, Mrs. Arch Hodes Philadelphia presented a short Samuel Hodes, FOllipsbura, Age i I'he Pavor” & B. and Disorderly Conduct ng was then throw: Whorton Fye, Moshannon ussion and questions by en ling John Curtin, Jr Lester J. Hines, after whicy light refreshments were’ Non-support served Roosevelt McMonigal tida, Viol Veh. Code Whorton Fye, Moshannon ing Deadly Weapons The single oase Court Is Kenneth EB Desertion Bellefonte Soldier's Outfit Withheld Fire to Save Lives Although Private Miles K. Nelson give anti-alreraft protection to our of Bellefonte, who recently was artillery units which were pouring awarded the Purple Heart for 105 and 1556 mm shells into the Nazi wounds suffered in France, he un« lines doubtedly caused many Nagi casuals | “Not jong after we Assumed our and saved many American post, a flock of Focke-Wulls roared troops from the same fate love: Our fighters were itching Successfully convalescing In the to fire away a\ them, but after a (58th General Hospital in England [quick decision We decided to leave | from sn shrapnel wound of his thigh, re ormey's for ar ey Caves ’ ’ presentation * Milesburg, Viol deputy nd Pay manage: Bellefor Estright te. F piesa IZATMAN Al Barent of Philipsburg and who A Forg- y oi Bellefonte, R. D liver Port Ma- - -— THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY Point. Iursday, Thanksgiving, all stores and business places In Bellefonte will be closed The banks will be closed, and only box service will be gvallable at the post office for Summary Bohn, State College, them alone. If A 5 Had opened up thusiast for the Scout Cubbing pro- | suffered nese St Lo, the young const ‘on them, we probably w« have gram, gave his analysis of what artilleryman told how discretion Scouting 1s, how it operates, and proved to be the better part of valor | wouldn't ha what it can be expected to contrib during ais first day of ute to tomorrow's world, He made a “Aer we reach (Continued on page Sia) gan, “we went right to County Man Promoted to Major <= PTATO MEET HERE 9 NURSES AIDES TUESDAY NIGHT COMPLETE COURSE “Back to School” Program Receive Certificates at Ex Planed For Parents; Pr. E. H Movie Scheduled Adams is Speaker Crises; a To Give Iron Lung To Hospital Here Bellefonte Students On College Dean's List Ww vised fot equipment : the William . Washington While the cated Lt the 1} pletely portable ported quickly an) gency service. 1t wil) ular house current or teries Although most popularly infantile paralysis cases, it ly versatile Instrument, a rording t CC Alexander : Mr. Hering. Its value has been Jom tn street. who Was of [onstrated In cases of drowning, as. 12 Dean's List with an phyxistion, partial paralysis, poi on | sonous gases, and other emergencies’ a [affecting the respiratory organs An average of 25 on | Plans for instructing members of(® Possible 3 ig required for | [the fire departments and first aid On the Sty List squads of different industries in the i —— the | tat it i n emergency will not be restricted to ROvival in Progress at Unionville Church {hospital personnel, are wing cone sidered, Mr. Hering stated a — " wh emer- | Logan sur operate on r tae use of the fron | ited is a high is RLNOCEE East OC Navy fF VCPARE higher out wostis or : Revival services at the Unionville Thanksgiving Service ree Methodist church began Mon for Local Churches i} "thing, with Rev. HW. Van. | Valin, of Pittsburgh, former resident ¢f Unionville, in charge. Services On the moming ing of Thanksgiving begin al 7:30 o'clock each evening
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