Page Four THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. November 23, 1944 Tlie ( doutre mara BELLEFON' IE, PENNA. .. Proprietors ‘ . Editor . ASSOC late Editor Business Manager WALKER BROTHERS A.C. DERR.. PAUL M DUBBS CECI. A WALKER UED WEEELY EVERY THURSDAY MORNINO a In the Postoffice at Bellefonte, Pa, as Second-class Matter i I'ERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: Within Centre County payable in advance Outside of Centre County ..payable in Rate to Soldiers $1.C0 for 6 mont! within for 6 month . .outsice advance the U. 8. » the U. S per year 0) per year, $1.20 fres 1s plainly printed on the label bearing of label the first special request. Watéh your subscription exg edits are given by a change « We send no receipts unless upon {ler you remit 3. whet! the date advertising, must reach The later than Tuesday noon to Insure abit at ion that ter Tuesday n ning must run its chances, are advertisements 10e per line each issue notifying us, are lable ia i er news or re Democrat offi pived af sding ne narked (*) Legal notices real estate advert) eis Changing postoffice addre and not ements for same 41 subseriptions will b ontinued unless otherwise directed. CIRCULATION OVER 7,000 COPIES EACH WEEK Member American Press Association National Editorial Association THE CHRISTIANS VIEW OF INDUSTRY International Sunday School Lesson for Nocvember 26, 1544, GOLDEN TEXT Luke 19: 15-26; 3: 10-12 Lesson Text: Thessalonians needed today the material t Dog Catcher Gets Increase in ‘Pay’ © nanimously addition to his regul the dog catcher Is to be keep the ears of the The State Of pair of ear ———— Brothers Are Vietims ir enn A. Rhine himself fulness in in try and t ie ex~ ville vho h n cfMicially rem ample himeell one 21 Paral he commends poember in a "If Your Nose Fills Up-+se Surprisingly fast, Vicks ——F few drops up each nostril works right where trouble is to open up your nose relieve stuffy transient conges- tion that makes it hard to get to sleep, You'll like the way it brings relief. (NOTE: Va-tronol is also grand for relieving sniffly, sneezy distress of head So ) Follow directions in folder, Mackey WM. B. RANKIN AGENCY MARY M. RANKIN, Agent COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE Crider's Exchange Bullding BELLEFONTE, PA Urgent Appeal from Postmaster General Public response to the Post Office Department Shop Now! Mall November campaign | good to be better according Postmaster General Frank ¢. Walk. i # needs Extraordinary wartime condition faze us,” Mi more people month the postal Pe Onl fy f vince { nd other trai taxed to the } mit 1 Of war trafli wale Know must take In a great Lt office prece fence number of our 43.000 the manjpx tical. The 200.000 extra mally pe en Christma {1 : to mal gh Completes 51 Missions " Suggests War On Sub Chaser Man Who Fled Rockview Captured ne Memorial Here! . ber 16 1] mmitiee submit I Health Officer W which show that 15 tificates n issued 10 eating places and one nus dered abated A report of the Nationa! Defense Fund, carried as a separate account in (Oe Borough books, showed total receipts of $2.54355, and total ex- penditures of $1761.80, leaving a balance of $781.75 a ——————— The Umbrella To mend a leak In the umbrella cut a piece of mending tissue a lit tie jarger than the hole, then cut a plece of silk or cambric a little larg. {er than the plece of tissue r 1 had be inspected anee « {cover. Then place silk or cambric lover the tissue tucking the edge under the tissue Place a wet cloth | over all and press with hot iron | : | Colored Chalk A box of chalk, or various colors, | kept on hand, can often be used for concealing spots In fabries, select. | me the color that matihes, It Is cheap, safe, and easy to apply. Place | {tissue over hole on under side of (June 1042, ie 1 Me neares 1958, whi Soccer Team Rivals Unite to Beat Japs Continued trom page owe’ bound Ameriean troops Ww flyer was forced to ball out of Pinne rT time ago in Burma Burd wolun searching part penetrate the treacherous leech Infested jungles to rescue the jost pilot. It was an ards vous mission, but the group was suc cessful in bringing the man to saf- ety, Burd was a chain store mane ager prior to entering the Army Mess sergeant for a Special Ser- vice outfit spread from Ledo, India, ! teered wilh a [to Myltkyina, Burma Sgt. Shirk sees | | that ais “It's no easy boys eat in the best style problem.” the sarge, who was In the food business in clv- ian life, confided. “It's tovgh mak- ing powdered eggs, powdered milk and canned foods tasty.” When they get together, Burd and | Bhirk talk over old times. Both came into the Army on the same day in trained together and were transported to tae Indias) Burma theater on the same ship 15 months ago. “Centre county was never like this,” the soldiers sald, as! they braced themselves for tole | second Christmas overseas, i — L———— 1 When Stalin suggests that Yanan Is an aggressor nation, Tokio pricks It ears; it means something, LAE Receives Award Col Fred 1} Woman's Club To i ASML AY TUTTI TITTY — Meet Here, Monday aM DE LLEY » THURSDAY — FRIDAY - SATURDAY Continuous Shows Every Saturday from 2.00 PF M -e —— | MOUNTAIN MUSIC MERRYMAKERS! 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