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The Plain Speaker from Hazleton, Pennsylvania • Page 17

The Plain Speaker from Hazleton, Pennsylvania • Page 17

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The Plain Speakeri
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Hazleton, Pennsylvania
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PROGRAMS THE PLAIN SPEAKER, TODAY'S TELEVISION PROGRAMS Last Minute Program Changes Cannot Be Included. WCAU -Channel 10 Got Secret New York City of Scotland Philadelphia Program Yard Day 11:00 -News 4100-Brighter Secret Storm Fisher Time Secret Storm Day Caravan Your Account 22 Bill's Car- Performance Rogers-Gene WBRE- Channel 28 Your Account toons Knows Best Autry Theatre Barre Matinee 9:00 -Television Theatre Adventurer of the World and Is Your Life Love Sports 10:30 Douglas Fairbanks Fixit, 7:25 -Rain Shine Presents in Sports 4:15 Modern Romance Show Sweeney or and Weather Be Announced 7:45 -Julius LaRosa Show Allen Show 714 Doody -CBS News Lee 7:30 -CBS News Jackson Friends Sheep LaRosa Show Friends Millionaire Got A WFIL-Channel Program Millionaire Barrymore Philadelphia Got A Secret Theatre 11:10 Weather and Sports Theatre Program Fisher Time Show Cassidy 7:45 News Caravan Late Show Newsreel 8:00 Request Performance Us This 6:65 What's the Weather Final Best Day Theatre 11:25 That Man McMahon 9:00 Television Theatre WPT2-Channel 8 Daly's News of the Century Is Your Life Disneyland Runyon Philadelphia Parade Theatre Theatre of the World Love To A Million WNBE-Channel 11 Theatre Sweeney Binghamton, N. Y. Romances Headlines Day Lee Theatre Storm WILK -Channel $4 5:30 -Howdy Doody and Mrs. North Your Account Barre House Newsreel Ranch Club Room Theatre the Weather? Bill Hickok Jim 7:25 News Owl Theatre and News Fisher Time Persons Showcase Report 7:45 -News Caravan Reporter Daly: News WGAL-Channel8 Short Show Kherformance Lancaster Be Announced Parade Waterfront Party Is Your Life of the World Fisher Time To A Million of Scotland Storm 7:45 News Caravan Yard Your Account Friends 10:45 -Harry Wismer Sports 11 ahd Sports Theatre Cantor Theatre News Party Got A Secret and Scores in Phila.

Doody Intrigue Wild Bitt Hickok Theatre Time -Baseball Seorea Experiences Desk and Sports For WHUM- -Reading 6a Tomorrow News WGB1-Channel 99 Reading News Scranton Storm RCA -Channel 4 Day Theatre Fisher Time Storm Feature New York City 7:45 -News Caravan Your Account Rascals of the World Friends Jamboree Area Love Drama Oakley Feature Sweeney Is Your Life Half-hour News Romances District Attorney Corner 7:45 -Julius La Rosa Show Lee Show News Drama Friends Doody News News Millionaire Bill Hickok Shriner Show 7:45 -Julius La Got A Secret Week In Sports in Sports Millionaire Show Chest Group RADIO Book Display Holds Meeting The public relations committee of the Community Chest met last night to discuss publicity prior to and during the campaign for funds. Posters and other bulletin board material were distributed to the representatives for display at their respective agencies. Mrs. Hobson Zerbe, chairman presided. Other committee members attending were Ellsworth Miller, United Charities; Morris Pegalis, Jewish Community Center; Roland Edmunds, Y.

M. C. Mrs. Howard Lohrke, Y. W.

C. Miss Nancy North, radio representative; and Miss Margaret Minnig, newspaper representative. LEAVES 91 SURVIVORS Mrs. Edith 1 Cope of Shickshinny, who died yesterday at the Nanti- coke State Hospital at the age of 81, leaves 91 survivors. Advertisement DELICIOUS with Beverages WISE JULIENNE POTATO STICKS At Library The children's department of the Hazleton Public Library is marking the 28th observance of National Dog Week this week with a special display of books.

This year's slogan, "Member of the Family," stresses the happy companionship of a dog and his family. Listed below are some of the newer books in the display: "Beagle Named Bertram" Sharfman. "Bonny's Boy Returns" Revh-! nitzer. "Cattle "City "Dogs in the Family" Musgrove. "Himself and Burlap on "Hurry Home, -DeJong.

-White. "Lost Dog Jerry" Robinson. "Outlaw "Outlaws of the Sourland" Robertson. L'Hommedieu. "Red -McGuire.

"Rod's Dog" -Bailey. Dog of "Silver Chief's Revenge" O'Brien. "Snow "Tough "World Book of Dogs" -Tathen. Lyon's PENN APPLIANCE Art COMPANY Your Headquarters for SKY HIGH VALUE AT DOWN TO EARTH PRICES on the INCOMPARABLE new 1956 CAPEHART with FABULOUS POLAROID ON TERMS TO FIT YOUR BUDGET! Art Lyon's See the PENN complete APPLIANCE CO. line today! 101 N.

Wyoming St. GL 5-0101 I HAZLETON, WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER 21, 1955 PAGE 17 CAP To Shift Meeting Site The final meeting of Hazleton Squadron 203 of the Civil Air Patrol in its summer headquarters at the Hazleton Municipal Airport was held last night. Class for the cadets were conducted by Cadet Captain Hugh non on "Military Drill." "Father Michael J. Gaydos, unit chaplain conducted a chaplain's talk while Joseph Mattavi, local Red Cross Chapter instructor in first aid, gave final tests in the Red Cross first aid course. Other cadet classes were held by Assistant Public Relations Officer Ted Gans on "The Functions of Radar." Assistant Commanding Officer Thomas Kislan held a class for the senior members of the unit on "Meteorology." Kislan stated that next week's meeting will be held on Wednesday night at 7 o'clock at the U.

S. Naval Reserve Training Center, Hazleton Heights, and any person 15 or older wishing to join the local unit should attend the meeting. S. A. OFFICER DIES Philadelphia, Sept.

21. (P)---Commissioner Charles T. Mackenzie, a former top ranking Salvation Army officer, died of a heart attack yesterday at his home in suburban Upper Darby. He was 76. A native of Pictou, Nova Scotia, he joined the Salvation Army in 1893 and served in India for 4 44 years before coming here in 1946.

Swimming Pool VALLEY THEATRE FINAL SHOWING 2 SHOWS NITELY Starting 7:45 201h Century- Fox presents WILLIAM JENNIFER HOLDEN JONES LOVE IS A MANYSPLENDORED THING FREE PARKING ALTON -PHONE GL 4-7711-- FINAL TONITE FRED CHARLTON DONNA BARBARA MAC THE FAR COLOR BY TECHNICOLOR ADDED FEATURE hard as rocks! from the docks! PORT OF 20 DANE CLARK Coming THURSDAY "MR. ROBERTS" 2 Miles North Of Hazleton. Rt. 309 Butler Valley HAZLETON DRIVE-IN $1.00 NITE $1.00 Load Up The Car And Bring Your Family and Friends Down All It Costs Is $1.00 2 Big Pictures! HIT NO. 1 MARK STEVENS CRY VENGEANCE AN ALLIED ARTISTS PICTURE with MARTHA HYER SKIP HOMEIER JOAN VOHS HIT NO.

2 a guaman's vengeance! riha Silver Star EXPLOSIVE FIRST AREA SPECTACLE! SHOWING! -STARTS White- Haven Hi- Way Drive 940 Route Freeland POPULAR -REGULAR PRICES THE LAST DAYS OF THE CITY OF SHAME! FOR THE WILD AWESOME ROUTS OF RETRIBUTION ANCIENT FROM THE SKYI VISUAL DE SINS POMPELI MICHELINI PRELLE GEORGE MARCHAL CAST OF THOUSANDSI ADDED FEATURE! FURY IN -The Fire and Fury of PARADISE Mexico's Zapatian IN EASTMAN COLOR' Path. Revolution! PETER THOMPSON REA ITURBIDE AUXILIARY TO MEET The Ladies Auxiliary of DrakeWear F. V. W. Post 589 will meet at 7:30 o'clock this evening in the Post rooms, East Green street.

President Lorna Baker will preside at the meeting. Geographic center of the United States is in Smith County, Kansas. Grand HURRY LAST TWO DAYS HURRY Universal International presents The true-life most story decorated America's of TO HELL AUDIE MURPHY AND BACK PRINT BY TECHNICOLOR IN HEIL STARRING AND so BACK MURPHY www. MARSHALL THOMPSON CHARLES DRAKE GREGG PALMER JACK KELLY BRECTED BY JESSE HIBBS WRITTEN SCREEN FOR THE BY GIL DOUD PROGUCED BY AARON ROSENBERG HIS SECRET'S OUT Leader Raymond Scott composes musicebut never writes a note. How does he do it? That odd-looking piano he's sitting at automatically records the notes as he plays.

Scott calls it his "memory piano." It's at his home in North Hills, N.Y. Divorces Husband Who Left 41 Years Ago Los Angeles, Sept. 21. (AP)After 41 years, Mrs. Emma Niccum knew that Elwood Niccum wasn't coming home.

So she divorced him yesterday. She said Niccum deserted her only three months after their wedding i in 1914. Why did she wait so long, the court asked? "Didn't have enough money to get a divorce," said Mrs. Nick cum, 82. She said she had no plans to remarry.

Valley Playground Assn. Plans Project Biddy Basketball was adopted as the fall project of the Butler Township Playground Association at a special meeting called last night at the Consolidated School, Drums. President Robert Shearer said the organization hopes to have i its own Biddy League consisting of four teams. Children of the valley up to the age of 12 who are interested in playing on the teams are asked to attend the next meeting of the playground association, scheduled for Tuesday evening, October 4. Children may attend the meeting alone, but are urged to bring their parents with them.

President Shearer announced that members at last night's session voted to invite all women of Butler Valley to participate in projects of the association. 5:30 MONDAY-FRIDAY HOWDY DOODY Presented live In black and white and RCA compatible color WBRE. TV 28 channel Bloomsburg Fair Sept. 26 thru Oct. 1 Six Big Days and Nights Dazzling Night Revue Featuring Peg Leg Bates Each Night MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 2 Shows Nightly Wed.

thru Sat. 4 Days Harness Racing $60,000 Stake Racing TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY MIDGET and FOREIGN SPORT CAR RACING SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1 Barber Shop Quartets Saturday, Sept. 24, 8 P.M. Admission 50c plus tax Children under 14 Free No Admission Monday Parking on Grounds 50c (no tax) 51ST JAIL SENTENCE LONDON, Sept. 21.

(AP) Anthony Bonner began serving his 51st sentence today-six years for stealing a peddler's pushcart. Police testified at his trial he had spent only four years out of prison since 1927. EVENING for 15 min. CDS Variety Hr. -abc-mbs by Three- nbo and Comment-cbs Sports--abc and Commentary -nbc News and Commentary--cbs News and Commentary -abc News and Commentary--mos Dinner Commentary Date--mbs -abc Broadcast--nbc Strange, Drama--abc News Comment-mbs Man's Family -nbo News Broadcast-cbs In the Mood-mDs FBI Drama; News-cba Red Benson-abo Detective Drama 8:30 -College Quiz-nbc Disk Derby Sentenced Drama -mbs Marx-nbc The Serenade: Ferris Ree News--abc News and Story -mbs Crosby -cbs or Consequences -nbc Amos 'n' Andy; News -cbs Music and or Family Theater-mbs 10:00 Fibber and Molly -nbc Bob Haymes-cbs News and Symphony 10:15 -Heart of News-nbc to Capital-nbc Dance Orchestra-nbc News and Comment-abo Dar.co Orchestra-mbs and Varieties-all neta MUSICAL ANTIQUE Old Las Vegas, N.

M. (AP)-One of the proud possessions the Roman Catholic Church is an organ which was hauled piece by piece by ox train from St. Louis over the Santa Fe trail and is still in use. Classified Ads Bring Results. DIAMOND I TONIGHT Feature 5:35 7:30 9:30 1.

NEVER 100 YOUNG COLOR BY TECHNICOLOR MOTOR VU THEATRE DRIVE-IN Hazleton-Berwick Road near Nesco. Wednesday and Thursday Academy Award Winners! Humphrey Bogart Audrey Hepburn William Holden in "SABRINA" Plus Dizzy Dishes AUREI DRIVE -IN THEATRE Hazieton McAdoo M. hw 1 Mile South Of Maricion Final Tonite 2-Shows-2 STARTING AT DUSK He Faced an Empire of Barbed-wire and Bullets! KIRK DOUGLAS JEANNE CRAIN CLAIRE TREVOR -Technicolor MAN WITHOUT A STAR ADDED COMING FRIDAY towering motion picture achievement! THE LAST -OMMAND Film Consolidated Ends TODAY 'ALAN JUNE LADD ALLYSON "THE McCONNELL STORY CINEMASCOPE WARNERCOLOR STEM ONIONS CAPITOL TOMORROW SUSPENSE OF THE SUPERNATURAL! Strikingly Original Entertainment TO HOLD YOU SPELLBOUND! 2 THRILL-PACKED Features! The Sensational, Secrets how THREE Revealed Behind A THOUSAND the Shocking A MAN OF Treason of Benedict Arnold! -G-M presents in CINEMASCOPE COLORI the Scarlet starring PRESENTED BY M-G-M IN COLOR! AND CINEMASCOPE CORNEL WILDE MOONRIENT MICHAEL STARRING STEWART SANDERS GEORGE WILDING JOAN VIVECA GEORGE SANDERS Coming SUNDAY EXPOSED in LIFE, LOOK SAT. EVE. POST! Now The Year's Greatest Screen SENSATION! THE PHENIX CITY It Homing expose won STORY 'PULITZER PRIZE DAN MENTIRE RICIARO NULY NATUREN GRANT far the Columbus Ledgert DIVO ANORENS NEG MILES ANJ.

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