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Lehman Triumphs In Overtime Tilt;
One-Man Blitzkrieg Topples Lake
Grace Mahler Plays Brilliant Game
As Township Girls Swamp Lehman
TONIGHT’S GAMES
Laketon at Lehman
Dallas Township at Kingston Township
LEAGUE STANDING
Team Won Lost Percent
Pallas Borough >... ol. nb he 2 +0 .1000
Kingston Township .................... 1 0 .1000
Lehman x 1 .500
Dallas Township 1... tba 0. 0 2 .000
Talaton i. fi DEINE Siig 0 1 .000
Lehman defeated Dallas Township Friday night on the township floor
in a game that went into overtime periods. The contest was a nip and
tuck battle all the way. With Dallas Township leading 20-18 and only
one-quarter minute left to play, fans thought Lehman had lost a tough
game. Then it happened. Chet Rusloski intercepted a pass from the
Township quintet and hooped the sphere to tie the game at 20 all as the
whistle shrieked ending the game.
The game then went into a 3-minute extra period with Bittenbender
caging one for the Township, to put them ahead 22-20. D. Rusloski of
Lehman, was fouled and awarded a free throw. He tallied bringing Leh-
man within one point of the Township. Then McCarty of Lehman was
fouled. It was a tense moment for the players, as well as McCarty. This
free throw would enable him to tie the score. He eyed the hoop and
then let go the ball. There it was! The score tied, as the whistle shrilled
announcing the ending of the extra period. !
The crowd was tense, the players®
nervous, as they started the “quick
death period”. (The team scoring
the first point winning the game).
The ball went into the Township's
possession who soon lost it “as it
traveled out of bounds. Lehman
then took charge, passing the sphere
to Chet Dropchinski, who tallied,
winning the game for Lehman, with
a sensational goal from twenty feet
out.
The score:
Lehman (24)
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J. Rusiloski, f
B. Jones, f
Dropchinski, ¢
THE POST, FRIDAY, JANUARY 24,
1941
COFFIN A BOMB REFUGE
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A 400-year-old stone coffin in the crypt of the Church of Christ Spital-
fields is the bed of Michael O’Connor, a London East End laborer whose
home was destroyed some months ago by a Nazi bomb. Hundreds sleep
in the crypt, a refuge from air bombing.
MOTOR CLUB SECRETARY WARNS
JANUARY 31 IS DOUBLE DEADLINE
Warning that midnight, January
31, is a “double deadline” for mo-
torist must carry a 1941-42 opera-
tor’s license.
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D. Rusiloski, g
L. McCarty, g
Lehret, g
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Dallas Township (22)
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Mitchell, f
Stanton, f
Kozemchak, c¢
Breza, c
Szela, g
Morris, g
Schray, g
Schrader, g
Bittenbender, g
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Totals 8.22
Half time score—Lehman 9, Dal-
las Township 7. Referee—Frederick.
Township Girls Win
Township girls were victorious in
the preliminary game defeating
Lehman girls 45 to 12. Grace Mah-
ler turned in a brilliant game for
the township. Her stellar work in
all departments makes her a stand-
out in any company.
Borough Defeats Laketon
With teammates feeding him the
ball, Bruce Price, the one man
Blitzkrieg of the Borough quintet
came through again Friday night to
tally 14 points as the Borough de-
feated Laketon 22-17. The Borough
was ahead all through the contest,
but Laketon, headed by Cadwater,
gave the Borough a fright many
times during the game.
The score:
Dallas (22)
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; G TF Pts having the upper hand all the way.! Mrs. J. D. Garreau of Goss Manor
Price, f i 0. 14] rhe Borough quintet has played | was winner of the quilt which was
Gould, f 1 2 | four games so far this season and chanced off at Dallas Township Par-
Kelly, c 2 0 thave been victorious in all. Only ent Teacher meeting Monday even-
Wagner, c 0 0 0! miracle can stop the Borough from |ing. Over forty dollars worth of
Niemeyer, g 0 0 having another championship. chances were sold. The proceeds
Jewell, g 0 0 In the preliminary game the Bor-|will be used to buy books for the
~~ ~_ ““lough J. V.s were victorious over |school library. Mrs. Ray Perrigo,
Totals 10 2 22|4,0 Shickshinny J. V.’s, 22-28. It|president, was in charge of the
Laketon (17) was the first defeat in 13 succes- meeting which consisted only of a
G F Ptsge games for Shickshinny. business session and musical pro-
Cadwater, f 4 1 9 gram
Davis, £ 0 0 0 SHICKSHINNY (33) ?
nnis, 0 0 of .
i f ! 0 0 ol G F Pts. Prayer Meetings
Shires, © 9 0 4! Federicci, f 1 0 2|
Watlodk. ‘c. 0 0 0 Thomas, f 2 1 5| Prayer meeting at Idetown and
Garrity 2 0 9 2(S. Kaminski, f 0 0 0 Lehman were cancelled last week
Sorchik g 1 0 2| C. Kaminski, ¢ 3 0 2 due to so much illness. Idetown was
Gulitus, g 0 0 0 Hamerski, ¢ 5 3 13 held Wednesday and Lehman Thurs-
Kocher, g 0 0 0! M’Quown, g 0 0 0, day of this week as usual.
Seman Conrad, g 0 0 0
7 3 17 Bach, g 5 1 11:
Half time score—Dallas Borough | ATT aT THE
12, Laketon 7. Referee—Phillips. | Totals 14 5 33 ——
Laketon Girls Win | DALLAS BOROUGH 56) FIRST NATIONAL
In a rough and tumble game] |
marked at times with poor sports-| G F Pts.| BANK
manship, Laketon girls defeated the | Price, f 8 2 18] ——
Borough quintet by a 12-7 score. |Urban, f 0 0 ol DALLAS, PENNA.
Gould, f 2 2 6 |
Fractures Rib | Moore, £ 2:0. 2 NE
[ Kelly, c 3 0 6 BANKERS’ ASSOCIATION
Mrs. Harry Snyder of Claude St., | Wagner, c 1 1 3
fell down the steps at her home on Jewell, g 3 2 8
Tuesday afternoon and fractured a Carroll, g 0 0 0
rib. She is confined to her bed. Noman g 2 : it
robst, g
| Totals 23 10 556
COMING TO NEW YORK?
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447 ST. east OF BROADWAY
MERLY "437+ ST. HOTYEL
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| Coming out of retirement at the age
| of 11, Shirley Temple has accepted
a $2,500-a-week offer to co-star with
| Mickey Rooney in a series of pic-
| tures. Asked if she was glad to get
{back to work, the veteran Holly-
| wood actress replied, “Oh my, yes!
| School is so dull.”
‘Shickshinny Bows
‘To Borough Team
Price And Niemeyer
Tally 29 Points
night when Price, probable high
scorer of the Back Mountain League, |
tallied 18 points and Niemeyer re-
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MICHAEL GETZMAN
PHONE H. L. 3125
torists of the state, Wyoming Valley
Motor Club yesterday issued a final
reminder that both operators’ li-
censes and motor vehicle inspection
stickers must be renewed by the end
of the month. Failure to fulfill both
requirements within the week ahead,
the club continued, will make del-
inquent drivers subject to fines, ar-
rest and interrupted operating pri-
vileges.
Norman Johnstone, secretary-
manager of the club, said the possi-
bility of confusion and forgetfulness
arises from the fact that this is only
the second occasion on which Penn-
sylvania motorists have had to meet
the twin deadlines simultaneously.
The first occasion arose last year
when legislation, sponsored by
Pennsylvania Motor Federation and
enacted by the 1939 General Assem-
bly, changed the renewal dates for
operators’ licenses and motor vehi-
cle registrations. The latter were
made renewable on April 1, thus re-
lieving motorists of the necessity
for purchasing new license tags dur-
ing the Christmas holiday season.
“At this time, nearly half of
Pennsylvania’s motorists are en-
said. “Under legislation effective
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for the first time last year, drivers’!
January 31 is also the deadline
for motor vehicle inspection. Every
car must bear an official inspection
sticker issued during the three-
month period that began last Nov-
ember. In the enforcement drive
that starts February 1, motor vehi-
cles without new stickers will, in ac-
cordance with the law, be ordered to
the nearest inspection station and
be ‘grounded’ until inspected and
approved while their operators or
owners will be liable to arrests and
fines.
“Motor vehicle owners and opera-
tors who must comply with both
laws during the few days before the
deadline are confronted by different
problems. JT can obtain their
1941-42 operafors’ cards in a day
or two if they mail properly-prepar-
ed application forms at once. The
State Bureau of Motor Vehicles is
demonstrating its customary ef-
ficiency in handling the huge, cur-
rent flood of applications.
“Last-minute inspections, how-
ever, present an entirely different
problem. Whether the motorist en-
counters delay, and possible inter-
ruption of his driving privilege, de-
gaged in the annual rush to renew | pends upon his location and the
their operators’ licenses,” Johnstone | capacity of the official inspection
stations in his vicinity. At this time,
the safest plan is to have inspections
Coach Tinsley’ intet tl cards expire at midnight on Friday, | made immediately, without the risk
03 ; ine i s quintet SWEPY| january 31. On and after February attendant to putting the job off
Shickshinny off its feet Wednesday | 1, every Pennsylvania-licensed mo-! until tomorrow.”
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|and tumble match with the Boroug
Mrs. J. D. Garreau Wins
DIRECTORS
R. L. Brickel, C. A. Frantz, W. B
Jeter, Sterling Machell, W. R. Neely
Clifford Space, A. C. Devens,
Herbert Hill.
OFFICERS
C. A. Frantz, President
Sterling Machell, Vice-President
W. R. Neely, Vice-President
W. B. Jeter, Cashier
F. J. Eck, Assistant Cashier
Vault Boxes For Rent.
No account too small to secure
careful attention.
Alderson, Penna.
PLAY SAFE!
INSPECTION ENDS
ONE WEEK TODAY
We have every facility to
check your car carefully
and efficiently, but don’t
wait until the last day—
HAVE IT DONE NOW
DANIEL MEEKER
GARAGE
Kunkle, Penna.
PHONE 458-R-13
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FARM EQUIPMENT
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Bargains in Good
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Repairs and Service
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PHONE MUHLENBURG 9-R-716
Secret Service
Warns Against
Counterfeit Bills
Treasury Department
Lists Ways To Check
Good Money From Bad
The United States Treasury De-
partment through the Philadelphia
office of the Secret Service Division
has issued a warning against the
appearance of counterfeit notes and
coins. ;
Special scrutiny is urged for $5
and $10 Silver Certificates, Blue
Seal, and for $10 Federal Reserve
Notes, Green Seal. Check letters and
face plate numbers A32, D32, J26
or H26 if they appear on the $10
Silver Certificate indicate a counter-
feit bill. Check letters and face
: | numbers F942 or J870 on $5 Silver
Certificates indicate a bad bill as do
numbers D81, or 181 on the $10
Federal Reserve Notes.
The Secret Service gives five
ways to check bogus bills. Portrait
lis flat, dull, smuggy, and does not
stand out distinctly from oval back-
ground. Serial numbers are usually
tirregular or out of alignment. Col-
ored seal lacks clear fine detail.
Paper does not contain colored
threads. Printing on face and back
does not have clearcut, sharp
outline as on ‘genuine note.
Always compare a doubtful look-
ing note with another of the same
denomination, examining the feat-
ures stressed above. When a coun-
terfeit note is received do not return
it. If the passer is a stranger de-
lay him under pretext and telephone
the police immediately. Avoid argu-
ment. Write down a description of
the passer if he departs and take
license number of automobile if he
has one.
Drum Corps Not Allowed
In Inaugural Parade
Some seventy-five Shickshinny
residents, including the Boys’ Bugle
Corps were disappointed this week
when they were not permitted in the
inaugural parade after making the
long trip to Washington, D. C.
They were none-the-less thrilled
with their experiences, watching the
parade from vantage points near
the White House, cheering loudly
when a division of tanks, including
100 of the design built in Berwick,
passed by.
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Former Y. M. C. A. Bldgs, N.
Main to N. Washington Streets,
Wilkes-Barre. 22 gyms, auditor-
ium, dormitories, Stegmaier
home, etc.
ALL MATERIALS FOR SALE
CHEAP
Comprising lumber, yellow face,
white glazed and red brick, lime-
stone, redstone, fire escapes,
doors, sash, radiation, I beams,
iron columns, V. G. pine fig,
boards, 73 ceiling and partition,
wainscoting, trim, etc.
CHICAGO STALL DRYER 8x8x7
Suitable for gym, school, cleaning
plant, etc.
TACO WATER HEATER No. 5
With automatic switch and 250
gallon tank complete.
FIREPROOF MOTION PICTURE
PROJECTION ROOM
App. Tx9x7
CIRCULAR PIPE FENCE RAILING
150 ft. in circumference, complete
with all posts and fittings.
ROBERTS FILTER
STEAM PUMPS
EDWARD J. ROSE
WRECKING CONTRACTOR
— Job Office —
56 North Washington Street
Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
Big Sale
P & G Products
IVORY
Flakes or Snow
B02 +) . i 2
Lava Soap
317°
DUZ
2: 35¢
The new granulated soap that
does more. Safe suds—whiter
washes.
SELOX
11°
CRISCO
2 1°:3245¢
On Sale in All
171-02
pkg
—Acme Super Markets—
It’s Easy to SAVE
the Super-Market Way
Come to Acme for the brands you know. The next time you visit your
nearest Acme Super Market stroll down the aisles and notice the well
known brands that Acme features. Notice, too, our new, low-style
displays which are arranged so that everything is within easy reach.
Open Late Friday
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You can buy meats
with utmost confidence
too. in Acme Meat Departments.
We gladly guarantee every pound to
give satisfaction because we know Acme
Meats are real quality meats.
Fancy Smoked Squares Cc
2 |
BACON
Smoked and cured in the same manner as bacon—
very economical.
Ducklings ~17C
Very delicious.
A real treat at this price.
Pork Loins Rib Boa 17¢
Loin End n 19c¢
Best Center Cuts
\Pork Chops ~25- i |
HAMBURG =’ . 19°]
Made only from finest fresh meats.
Fancy, Tender
Young
Acme Pan Style Fresh Sausage » 21c
Phila. Style Meaty Scrappie » 10c
Fancy No. 1 = | ie
10c 11c
National Peanut Week!
Freshly Made 2 1 Oc
Peanut Butter
Boneless Fish
Smelts Fillets
asco Finest Peanut Butter 1Sc
Enriched with Vitamin B-1.
Salted Peanuts fie, 32 Bes py; 10c
Sugar Toasted Peanuts Sez 10cC
Peanut Crunch Peanut Butter 7" 23c
PILLSBURY’S Best
Ceresota or Gold Medal
FLOUR
Finest
Gotd Seal Th
FLOUR
24"..78C
24 =: Cc
Prim Pastry 2487", 69c 2 85
Cream-white Shortening 3™ 37c
Fancy Calif. Seedless Raisins Loz eo
Be Sure of the Best—Serve “Heat-Flo” Roasted
4sC0 COFFEE
2 15¢ 1 2:.29¢
A superb blend of the world’s finest coffees.
Win-Crest 2.» 25c: 1? 13c
bags
A mild blend of great popularity.
B57 Evap. Milk “a wi 27c
worcure COFFEE £25¢
California PRUNES & 3». 25c
Large. sweet, nourishing fruit.
Another Bis Reduction!
Fancy Woodside Roll or Fine Quality 2 = & 5c
TUB BUTTER
Derrydale
Derrydale 9 ms 7c | fad Butter 9... Fc
Sweet Cream
Supreme Soft Twist Bread 2 large loaves |§¢
Cracked Wheat Bread
2 loaves i7¢c
SILVER SEAL Carefully Graded
EGGS Coffee Rings
2: 47c
Nut Filled ©8
Seal
Feu Eggs Bee 29¢
Waldorf
Doughnuts
Cellophane
Wrapped 2 C
6 rous 25c
doz
Scotlissue 3 ros 20¢
ScotTowels rob Q¢
Princess EAUIAL 3 vke= 2c T et.
Princess Towels 3 © 25¢ ole bar 1 Cc
Princess Napkins P*8 Sc SOAP
Princess Tissue 3 #5 17c Wheb vOU Say 3 Wary at
Selected Quality Fruits and Vegetables !
ORANGES su 25+28¢
Fancy, New | Solid Danish
RED BEETS =, 5c Cabbage 2 ™: 3c
Best No. | Yellow Onions
Your Choice
Fancy Washed Carrots
. GC
White or Yellow Turnips 2 S }
GRAPEFRUIN 3. 10c
Large Thin
Skin Juicy
Prices Effective January 23, 24 and 25, in Your Nearby Acme.
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