The Nazareth Item

              The Nazareth Item
AN  tSVKPKNVtM'l FAMILV NEWSPAinBR
DEVOTED TO LITEKATUR*
LOCAL AND OENERAL INTELUOENCB
Vol.45
_ Js;,). 2 — 48 So. Main St., PhoiU' 20
NAZARETH,  PA., THURSDAY Al()KNlX(i. DKCKMHKK o, ]U:ir>
lioo.st Nazareth — Sinj^le Coi)y Three Cents
'own Council Holds
Regular Meeting
Project
CUMrei
WERE    PAID
Standards To Be For  School n Protection
,--uur stated m.^eting of Town
^ T,« held Monday evening ..-o'cloclcln the Council Rooms ':!uofthe numbers pro^nt with ;*ieJtlon of M.   seyfried.   The
*at Mr  SchaefTer. presided.
rBOt'lon of Mc^.sr.v Kahler and
-^er   the minuU'.s of    the
^Bted meotini! of November
rai of the .special m':^cling of
^r 18. 193."'. w 11^" approved &s
'mtt of thank.- \va.s presented
iXed ni.d trom Mr. and Mrs
'JTshimer Ior '-'.k gUl received
the memb-'i'-. of Council.
BUnica-ionfrim Mls.s Ellens.
regai'^liiig alleged  pjlltiUon
•mtm   flowing   through    h.r
W.1S  lead and  on  motion
iMMrs Kahler and Worman. it
'^pted and tabled for further
aeration. ,
nunication from the Peoples 1 It Supply Conip.tny, requesting |er«tion for a limited amount I dullness in connec.ion with the ,tnt materials req'dired for the project was read and ordered
motion of Me,-,I'S Worman Kelm, the following biil.s, a., oved by the Ciuirman of th' commlt'.H- were ordered (ptld as read
mmaster 	
dy Brothers 	
nbower Company
D. Lessig iN: Son
I J. Unangst iV: .So;.
.$
13.44
882 569 07 121)01
1.33
(OODtlnued on Last Page)
WELFARE PLAN PROI»OSED ON STATE BASIS
ti to Ovinom.   II inditap iCoint.v and • ity  I'.i'uiid.iiit-s
of
Northampton Inter- scholastic Basketball
X. H. S. Opens With So.
WhitehaH Next
Friday
|ani.sburg. — Ta-- tragic par', tn p:.iyed b.v co;i:.'.y and eity fs in the welfar-  uf  dependent I
neglected chikir n in Pennsyl- lia ;.s cited by ciii.aiens worker.s proposing a  genen; State-wide | Icy of cue for dliildren of   this up.
child is often ix':'..ili/'.ed by his graphical residence in this State, i MiM Mary S Labav'e. chief of
Division of  Fair,;;v   and  Child
flfare, of the S;,ro Department Welfare.
xplaining thi.s. Mis- I.abarec re-
to a child  living' uithin    flve
es of a county line    "On    one
of that line." .s':ie says, "let us
ipose a county which has e.stab-
led a sound pro^r,im of aid    to
'owed mothers, a court  with    a
ned juvenile   prjljalion   officer,
 lie relief to famliie- in their own
nes. supplcmen'.t cl by  a county-
»e pri'..ite society   d-aling    with
niiy problems, a .-mail children's
jtitutlon for ti-mijor.iry rare    and
lounty-wide chlldim'- aid society
It liandles the p:v,j'..Mns of each
Bd on illl iiulivid ;.i: basis.
Boundarj-  IMoblem
Hie child in wh ,:n we are inter-
liowever. doe,- r. e. live in that
nty, but five mile- on the other
of the county line.    His com-
»'ty lus none of th.rse facilities
dealing with li;-  n,ed.    If  hi.s
her dies there :   .nadequate  re-
to his mothev   ;,:k1   .-he   must
to send away ¦ l-.,. children. In
county there nr.. only  five    or
..     ,   . !:i 'I'utions,      and
Fhf-r by ago.  ...x ur    reliKlcn  U
eligible for cue i,.. any of them.
ffsfU Is too „i:.,a that c.ndi-
_in liLs home go from bad  to
_ and the family comes to be
»Tii:i the eonimimity as a hope-
Pf*.em.    So 1,.,- „r  later  this
nia.v drift  in'., .m  institution
a liiiquents or   ihe  f.imilv    be
•fVup and  tho children ".scat-
.W'deiy to such in..tltutions a-
W.nc!-.  will    accept
A revised inter.-.chola,stic basket¬ ball ,schedule hai been completed and will include East Stroudsburg this season. The .schedule opens next Friday evening, December Hih and closes February 21st. Na.!areih open.s the sea.son Willi South White¬ hall next Friday.
The complete  schedule  follows: L>ee. 13 - E.  Stroudsburg   at   Coplay Bangor  al  Hellertown Nazaretii at So   Whitehall Pen Argyl at WiKon Dec. 20   E   Stroudsburg  a'   Bangor Hellertown at Coplay Wil.son   at   N.i/.arrth So,   Whitehall    I'm  Argyl Jan   3    Na/areth  at   Bangor Wil.-.on at  Hellertown Coplay at Pen Argyl So   Whiteliall-Stroudsburg Jan  7    N.izaretli at CoiJlay
Pen Argyl at H-'llertown Baimor   at   So.   Whiti'hall E   Stroud.-burg at WiNon Jan. 10—Wilson at Bangor
So.  Whitehall at  Copiay Nazareth   at   Hellertown Pen Argyl — Stmudsburg Jan   17    F Stroud-otir.^ .r .Nazaretii
(Continued on Page Five)
Nazareth "Y" Cagers Drop Game To Easton
Coach Jolmny £;;• i'.- N.izaretli Y. M. C. A basketball quintet drop¬ ped it¦,^ first leaeu" aame of tlv season tl th' E.i-ton Y M C A which \va,s pl.iyed on tie' E.i coun Tui.>(l,iy cvi'iim..: by a s of 43 to 25
In     th .     i)ri.',.;;ii!iar;-     c,".me   th N.izareth "Y" Jay\i.es also dropjied thrir game to the Ka-'oii "Y" Jav- vees by a ,score ol 41-21
The lineup-:
Ea,-t'jn "Y '
G      F      r
WELL KNOWN NAZARENE PASSES AWAY SUDDENLY
Kclwiird E. Shepard Siic-
ciiinhs To Heart
Attack
Sharpening the Old Machete
by A. B. Chapin
Thirteen Nazareth Hunters Return Home With 11 Bucks
kKSIDKNT HERK
FOR THIRTY VEAUS
ton Jf ¦
Edw.ird E. Shei)ard. a well known and respected citizen of our Borough pa,s.-.(.d away .suddenly on Tui.,day eveniiii- at nine o'clock from a hear: attack,
H.. W.IS born at Oakdale. Ma>s , .lanuary Uth, 18til. being 74 ye.irs len months and 22 days of age a', time ot death. He wa.- married to Hattie. i,..p Eaiin Shepard tn Sp. ncer, Ma.ss., April 28th. 1887, and cam . lo Eastoji lr:)m Worce.ster. Ma.ss, in 1890 to bi-onic manager of the Easton Boot and Slioe Com¬ pany Later he t jok pos.se.->.''.ion of the Forrest Houe in Easton uiilil 190,5 when he caiiie t,) .Vazareth as propii tor of wh.it l)ecame famously known as the Sin'iiaid',- Ho'el, now known as the Fair around.^ Hotel, He c iriiniod in bii-ine.-.s her,' un¬ til V.)'2(). when h'- .-old out to Lewis Chri.-:',, pre.sent propri tor of the Fair Ground,-, Hotel
Livtii? retired at 323 South Broad street for the past fifteen year,-. "Shep' as he was known to his many friend.s, lived a quiet life, but made his daily rounds aljout town calling on young and old friends, usually with a pleasant .smile and a good word for everyb.idy, Hi^ visit.s will bo missed by manv
He is survived by h'v> wife, one daughter Mabel, three grand>on,s, and a sLster, Mrs Harrie Hemenway of Worcester, Mas.- Funeral .^m'v- ices will be conducted at th- late home nil Saturday af'"rnoon at two .i'>l.>ek Interment in the family iilot .It Forks. The Rev, H, C. Sny- d r, pa,itor, of St John'.-j Lutheran (Ir.irch will offleiate. Friend.- may vi w Ml. bodv this Friday evening 1). ".v. en the h:.ur- of -ev n and nine o'clock
SPhAKEir\f " LIONS V.FFT|V(; NEXT TUESD.W
DAUGHTERS OE AMERK A DEGREE TEAM HOLD S(K LAL
Solon   Simons,   First   To
Report A Kill, BaRtfing
A Six Pointer, 180
J'ounds
OTHERS (;ooii sized
f
Dail.y. f Quick, f Unangst. McH.ile,   c     ,
Bell,  g   	
Bastk.i,  g   .   . Puzl-nne. g . Cianbrane. g
Naza ret;
Engler.  f   	
Alt 'mose, f . . Ki'iiimerer. f Quinter, c .. Breinig, g .. Kiefer. g ... Ra.-h.  g   	
Score by prri(xi-: Eaton  ' Y        ,12 Nazareth  ' Y'   . .    o
n -f 'r e,   Tamborel Brong
rri-lifiiin,ir\
0
18 ¦ V G
3 . 3 ,   0
4 . 1 . 0 .   1
1.'
8 8
I'l !i 3 0
4:i
8
10 Scor
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Y
(. inie
J    \-     .- G
15-43
2    25
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I
i
DEPARTMENT OF rOMMERCE WEEKLY BUSINESS SURVEV
"Business trend..^ a.-, rellect'd by reixirts lo the Department of Com¬ merce from more than 30 importan'. cities indicates that the depression i over". Secretary Roper said at his wei>kly pre,-.-, conference in connec¬ tion with t.he statement that holiday busines.s "will far exceed that of last year and may be the best year dncc 1930." H" attributed the im- prov d conditions in retail trade V:> iKei'f-a.^ed farm income, employ- nieiu gains, higher payrolls, espand- ((1 rredu sail', and fr'^er con.-unier pending.
Referring to the estimate recently made by the National Retail Dry Go„ds A,s.soclation that the Christ¬ mas volume of trade will reach $4,- 500,000.000 and result In the eini)loy- nieiit of 500 000 extra saK'S people during the holidays, he proceeded to report on trends In s.vcral indivi¬ dual cities. Gains are running from .) per cent to 30 ikt cent ahead of la.-t year, depending of eo'.ii-.- upon (Continued on Page Seven)
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W ILL MOVi; TO l:,\STOX
Vazareth Hig^h
Ends Successful
Football Season
Al>oul .sixty member^ and gues:, of the Degree team of Whitfield Council, No. 183. Daughter, of Ain- ' rica a.wembled m the Eagle Hall, and enjoyed their annual covered disn  social
Mrs Dorothv Shana>>er»«a' open¬ ed the program ar.d call'-d upon tii • president, Mrs Beatrice Price, wh> ¦,ee;comed the group after which prayer was offered by Mrs, Leda O-'A'ald The lablej w'-re appropri¬ ately decorated for llie Thankigiv- ing holiday, A highly enjoyable program was  presented  a.s  follows: ,
Xyloplione ,solos by Miss Eleanor Keim, je-jompanied by her instruci- or Wayne Nagle; Toe and tap danc<. by Ml VI Pauline Hahn. accompanied bv Mivs Grace Beaeii, '.he team'- p;aiii>'.; Hawaam Guit.ir .-.elecuon- Ijv Ml.ss Mary Haiiii: Humerouj, Pennsylvania Dutch Readings by Mrs Leda 0:;wa;d; Remarks by De¬ puty Mrs Agnes Badnnan. and '-¦roup ,.>inging
,-\ drawing of a basket of groceries Via- awarded to Mrs Mantana Itterly after which "umgtt" was en¬ joyed for which the following re- cei'. ed pri»'.-:
Sadie Kern, Annie Kratz. Mrs Jame.i Auman, Mabel Weaver, Jen- iiir Feller, Mantana Itterly, Culah K.enzle, Anna Reimer, Elizab-'111 Sinions, Saraii Searfa.^-, Cathenne Weaver. Ethel Bayda, Marion Kratz. .Margaret Hinkle, Kaiie Weaver, Ann.e Hahn Minnie Weil, Orace Sasiaman, Grace Beach, Hilda Hantz. Dfjroihy  Shanaberger
The success of th^- affair was due to tiie eiToru of ihi. committee m rhar;j. a^ follows, Mrs Dorotiiy Shtinab rter. Anna MiUheim. Sadi' Kern, Lula Schlssler. B-'aTice Price uui Led.i O'.v .ll ;
! Edward Gregory, Maucli Chunk street, who wa- employed as chauf¬ feur for John A Miller, re-signed hi.s position and accepted a position at Ea,ston, Mr. Gregory expects lo O. V W.'VLLIN I mov,,. to Ea.-:oii in the near future Wa llill.   public   accountant j         	
be found
ills does 110 I'lds re.ilden
or.li
over that
the city has   no
.so- wilh
napijen where „ - 1' OUT the countv
He may hvo juv. •^» coiiiniunitv
feim^? '^""•¦^"^ " ^-^ the re-
fe anl ," ^'''""" ''^^•" •^omnrunlty
I Sttn ? °' ""•'••"d^nt chll- -jj ' will leave no loopholes for
hliriV community  program ^'Id welfarr. Miss Labaree finds lost Important py *plf«r.
Bast aka. William..w nilnger. c Zetteler,   j Corneito, Rie, c   . .. Coiltezze. Unangst,
Nazanth "Y
Keinzle. f StofTl't. f .Tones, g . R.ish, K , , .Shook, g . H Kahl.'r, O K.ihler, Priee f . . Kemmerer,
, ,   0
4
.,   1
17
J   V G
, ,   0
F
0 0
1
n
3
0 0 0
1
T I) 4 0 11 15 0 8 3
41
O    V
nf P:'.;l:id.'lphi,i, will addre.ss the metnb.r.-. and i;ue-i.> of the Lions Club .i' their n-xt m .e'ing. Tuesday eveir.Ufc'. Dee 'iiib..r 10th Hi- .sub¬ let will b'' "b tn ' of O'lr I'l'-ibleiii.-",
— ¦  - ¦   —
KNTIlliTMNLI) Mr    .uui    Mr^,  I.utlier Lilly ,S!iiH iiers\ iUe,   en'ert.cii-d    the I'Hv.iw at  card.i ,tt   liieir home Mot; I,IV evening: Mr  .irid Mr.-, old Fre',.. oi  Bath (•I.iil:  VoK^.l,  of :
lllRI.i:   ( I.ASS   SO< IAL
Tax
of
fol-
on
"ar-
and .Mr  and Mrs. Tvt:
The S"iiior Bibli. Cla.v^ of the Naz.ireth Moravian Sunday School, .Andrew G, K'-rn, teacher, held their annual dinner meeting and social in the Mora\ian Simday School building on Tu '.-day evening.
An inU'i'csting program wa.s ren¬ dered. The following oflicer.s were electt.d: Pre.sident, Mrs, Charle.s Clau.ser; viee-pre.sldent. Mrs Oeorge W Hahn; secretary, William Muth; ':'ea~urer, Patil H  0:ipp
21
School Uoard Seats
Newlv Elected Directors
Ofticns  .Vro (Oinmitlco!
IJoctod Jind .Vppointed
I 'amiiiPs fami:
nied l.s a Kood
'  program    that  will
tog..tli..r and help to
V   d:fTi.uUies    .so    that
"11 not i>. broken up unnec-
"'  ''etor an edueatlunal policy
danr/'"-' '^'>"'' l""^ '••'"'•'»'- "^^Pt-d to hLs need.   Compre-
¦     ''"'dle.il      facilities        with
y nur-ing  sorvlce.s of  all
"¦ "'¦'''•^sary     she  als..   In-
« '"'"'I  f'>r provision  for a
f'"''''f mr.it.uiiralth through
Engineering Drafts¬ men Examinations For Ships
Tlv United States Civil Service Comml.ssion has announced open competitive examinations for the positions of chief engine<'ring drafts¬ man and principal engineering draftsman, for work on .ships. The annual salaries for the.se p<isitlons are $2,600 nnd 12.300, respeetlvely. Optional branche.s are: Marine en¬ gines and boilers, and electrical i.bhipi.
Applications must be on file with th.. V S Civil S«"rvice Comml.s,^lon af Wa>hlngton, P C, not later than January fl. Ui.lO.
Certiiin specified rducntlon and experl(.iu'<'   ari'   r<(pih(.(l   for   the.se
po-ltKUl,--
Full Information m.iv be oblaliii-d frem Marlon .M ll.ingiui, S. cretary of Ihe V 3. Civil S.>rvice Board of Ex.iiiilii" rs at the [lost ofBce in Nazareth
 « « .
Illl yiiur ChristniaH mIiopiiIiik early und (III It in Natareth.
A meeting ol ihr .N.i/.U'th School Board was held in the Nazareth High School Building on Monday evening of this week ior the pur¬ pose of seating the newly elected sch(X)i direcuns and organizing for tlie  cii.-uiiig  year,
Certifuates of election were pre- sentfcl by Robert W Pulley, Frank B ly-h and Cha- P Sehnerr, after which the oath of offlee wa.- admin¬ istered to them by C F. Martin. the leniixnary eli.iiriiian of the or¬ ganization procedure The new di¬ rectors took the places of H. H. Lidi, W F Kern and MLs-s Clara A. Beck, who.se terms expired.
The Board organized by re-elect¬ ing C F, Martin, pn'sident, and electing Wm, M. Bennett, Jr,. to the offlce of vice president
'lli«' following commlttivs were .ippoint. d romiiiitt e on Buildings, A H Snyder and Frank B I.«h, Committee on Oii'und-, KIwoik) j Unangst ami Hubert W Pauley; Kin,inee Commltti'i'. Wm M Bell- iHtt, Jr, and Cha^ P Sehnerr; Sinking Fund Coininitteo, C F Mar¬ tin. W K K.in and Wm M B n- ni'It. Jr r" F .M.irlin and W K Kern are member', of the Sinking F*uiul Committee by vu-tue of the ¦ ¦m.es Ihey hold a.s pre.sldiMU and ir. a>urer of th • board.
( IVIL SKKVK K C'OMMI«<SlON' i:xrLAIN«i   ItAILWAY I'OSIAI. ( LIIKK HXAMINA'IUIN   l'R<>< IIIX Ki:
Defeats AiTh Tlvinks^iv-
inji Dav Rival. Wilson
lliiifh, :j:J - 0
Lose Only Two (ianus In
Three   Vears;   I'nde-
feated In 10:^)
Add   .V not her   NOteh   In "Championship   IJeit"
LOSE TEN'RK(;rLARS'
WHERE WE Wi:i{E IN MAR( 111;):];] AM)-
A hramalic Christmas Storv at Belfast Church
>N'here ^\'e Arr \()\\ The Story
Tell.
Played Last fJame Leav¬ ing The "Rundle Bovs" Holding The Rail Next Season
Th,. LTiiited States Civil ServL-e Comml.s.^ion h.is received more than 200.000 applications for the Railway Po.^tal Clerk examination, receipt of ai)plication,s for which clo.s«nl on Octolx-r 28, 193,1
Il is nece,s.sary to hold thus exa- minalion in certain cities on suc¬ ceeding dates, becaase of the large number of competitors The Com¬ mission has n^ceived very numer¬ ous inquiries from applicants who have heard that some persons Ui their own cities have been notified to appear for examination, whereas they them.selves have not yet receiv¬ ed an admission card ha.s no signi¬ ficance and is due solely to the dif¬ ferent examination dates neces.sary
All applicants who.se applications have been accepted will in due cour-e be .S4.nt admUv^ion i.irds, giving th- date and place of ex.imtnatlon
Applicant..- ex.imiiied on the first day will, of eours<.. have no prefer¬ ence in appiiiiitments over appli¬ cants examined on any of the suc- ee".(hng elates, as thr entire register will 1>. made up on the ,same date •Vppliealits are urged not to write to the Civil Servlci' CommLs.^i,in eoiiciriiing the date of tho examln- ili'in, a-. lhi.> tends to rrtard the work of the ofBce
The Nazareth High Sch.-jol foot- Ijall .squad endi.d it.> sea.son in a t)l,ize of glory df.featmg Wilson High, arch Tlianksgiving Day rival. ici-o at W;!.-on Borough and clinch- ¦¦d the Lehigh Northampton Leagu.' championship, the silver trophy, the championship of all cla.s.s "B' foot- bal; teams In ihe Lehigh Valley and \ icmity and remained undefeated, and by the way. won lis fifteenth cwii.-ecutive football gajne.
Supplementing all this, Nazareth Hi-tli lost only two game* in tiiree .-'r.iighl season.-, one In 1933 to Kiiiaus. one to Pen Argyl, 1934; and n.'tte In 193,i; and added another r.o:, !i in the "cliampionship belt" at -N i.tareth High, making four unde- fi .Ited sea.sons, three In baseball, meludlng lilt' twenty-seven .straight victories several years ago, and the D:-trlct 11 champlon.-hip arhlevd ¦lily the past si)ring of 1935 and n.iW to top it off a championship fiHitball team under the tutelage of their mentor, Andy Leh. The Ud\ I.ul- are nev pointing for a cliam- plon,>:hlp b.i.-ketball season, to make
(Continued on Page Sixi
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Dispellinii: The_Foj;
By ( hailes >|ii h(.|scin
l)ni.(.lor  III'     Public it>,     Ormoc ratie
Natiiiii.il ( iiinnilltie
.'^.in Franci-sco, Nt)v 30-The r'- L::il,ir topic of political conversation till.,-e days is the question of who I.S to be fortunate or unfortunate enough to be the reclp.ent of the Presidential nomination at the Re¬ publican National ConvenM. n Pea- pie are a little tir-d of discu.vsing tlie iniquity of tht. Brain Trust; the Constitution has faded from the talking field and e\en tram the par¬ tisan newspapers The lattter sub¬ ject was never much giod anyhov, for President Roo-e\elt would n ¦>• .say that he was advocating an amendment, restricting the pow-i.- of the Supreme Cnirt In nuUine.i- tlon of an act of Cnngre.ss sign d bv the President In default of anv- thiiu detlnlte it was necessary t.i start with an liyjiothesls, and that was uiu-ati.sfactory Moreover, It soon became evident that, the topic wa.s too acadeinie to liold the in¬ terest of the public, which could n.M v u-uallze Roosevelt a.s an lussallaiit of the Supreme Tribunal, even If he h.ul the pn-ciMident of Lincoln and .1 flock of others for sueh a iL- parture.
Moreover,   analn,   ppoplc   ,ire  b..- glnniiig   to   skip  the   pages  of   tlv (Continued on Page Six)
"Traditioiia.ly, t.ie mtn <riiy party is comp lied to make a campaign.' said Chairman James A Farley of the Demo;'ratic National Committee in a speech in Denver Monday night "If It ha-nt got a real candidate to put forward, il will pu: forward a -traw man. And if it has no issues of its own. It must do what it can Ijv calling names and viewing every¬ thing  with alarm.
"The Republican National Com¬ mittee, whicli has organized a f^n- ,ince committee bristling wilh the names of chiefs of huge corpora¬ tions and others .synonomous wilh great wealth, may present report,- of modest collections and modest ex¬ penditures. Bat working wnh Uu- Republican oriranization are a dozen agencies whose campaign expendi¬ tures do not figure in Mr. Fletcher's repdrls; that mulii-milhonaires' club, misnamed the Lib«>rty League u only one example ol the agencieo 'hat are pouring out m rney to break diwn Roos.-?vell. ini'-rspersmg ito lio-tile maneuvers witn nyp >ci iticil cla.ms of non-partisuislnp
'There is not Inn.; ne'.v in this s.- tuati'Ui. Our advers.ines ha".e in¬ variably had the support of tho.s-' nv n and those ei.terprises whu'h have fought the aspirations of the eomni in man and which have never been concerned wltli anything lie- y. nd til., unfair prnileges ihey weie accorded by subst.rMi'iit Republican aciniinistrations TlMt situatt.-m dr.ntaed us into the panic period ou: . f which the leader-h.p of Presid ir Roo-evi.It has been succes-fuUy ex- : ilea ting u.-
"Becau.-e the present adniinisira- tiuii Is sei'king no: only to re-tore pros-;}t.ri:y but to pre\ent the re- rurrenc of su.'li di-aslers as l;i(. Hoover panic, th.e administration - enemies have been clam inng that r is against business. Nothing could be .sillier than tha' statement F\'(.rybody knows that the succes- of any administration must be cou¬ pled with business pro.-perity,
"It is not against busln.^s that th^ President has be n tutn.ng Tlir \ei- i.-latlon he sought wa- aimed noi at industry but at the abuses bems practiced by unscruplou.- indl'. iduaU and combinations whosp monopo- ll.stlc activities were ruthlessly di¬ rected to the exploitation of the people and the destruction of ihelr iContinueit on Page Seveni
   1	
VISITED Ntw  VORK (ITV
Tlif B.-.ta:,: auj.iiud C11J1..1 choir, under the 1 ader.sinp of Mrs Alberi Roth, will rend'r a Chri-sinias -tory en'itled "Another Wi.se Man " on Sunday evening, Decrmber 8:!i. at 7:30 o'clock.
There will be difler'n: characters taking parts such a.- Peler :ii? kind old cobbler, who st.jw in h.- shop b:caii-e he had a vision :hat tiv Lord w." uld ha\e need cf h.m als, :ha" during tii.. day he would be verv kind to several unforiuna'e I)eople This and the musical num¬ bers are v-ry interesting and a full hou-e W(juld be- apprecia: d art'  \v .l-ot;-.-
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L()( Al.
Al MI.I \i;n
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Th;. Ladies Auxiliary of the Ea.s- ton Hospital will nv-'et m regular >:.ssion on Friday afternoon. Dec^m- l.-er 6Mi at 2 p m , a: the Nazareth "\" .Mr- William J Happel. presi¬ den'   m charge of  th ¦  me-^ting
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P t'-iijui-u^.i, N H A Guiii-e> ' ''.V own .d bv John A Miller of Nazaretii, ha.- just fin.shed a ne.v 'fll'ial r,".Mr;! for pr-xluc'ion w1iil;i i-ii'itl.- h' : t I entry in the Advanc d R.-gi-ti 1 o: the Animcati Ouerr.-e". Cl-",, c: ii; Tills anltnal is th- ".\o ". .ir ..'d Meadi.'w B; .i k P. e/- l!-- J-, ,<".t',3S7 produ-uij 12646:1 P'un.i- . ! milk ai.d ."iK'i 4 iviunds of ;,!¦   .1.  rl.i  -  GO
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According to :he last word received from local hunters who were baclc m the "sticks ' early Monday morn- .ng ready wilh their "old trusty" to down the first legal buck coming their way; ihirleen have returned lume with a t'.>tal of eleven good .sized  buclcs.
Tlie tirst to report a kill wa.s made by Solon Simon-, Souih Main sireet. He bagged a six pointer weighing 180 pound.s and on- ot the largest de.-r hauled into our Borough so far Ray Osuirslock. hunting with Simon, al.so got a four point buck weighing 135 pounds almost the .same time and ihe same location in tha Bu.shkill Falls district Tony I'aiU wasted no time in bringing down a nice six pointer weigliing 150 pounds. G-orge Smith. Ma'ach Chunk street, who would rather shoot small than large game at any time. wa:s induced to hunt with ft party wes: of the Hun:er s Range diiiricl Monday and not being -.quip- p d with wha: he calls a Usele*J high-pow.-r rifle, he Used a double- barrel. 12 gauge shot gun wnh one good barrel In this barrel he placed a "pumpkin" and showed hu parly how to bring home a 180-pound, six pouiier without any trouble. One- sho:-Oeorge says :here is nothing to it if you can hit them.
Adolph Ricker and David Hughes were    two   more    successful     "big" game hunters Monday    Ricker got one   weighing   160   pound.s,   having ,six point-, and Hugh.'s, a six pointer weighing 180 pounds.    Walter Him¬ ler returned   home Tuesday   with ft nice   160-pound    bucR    having    six l>jints  lied to th.-  side of his car, Lester Pogel, 139 N  Whitfield street, 'vvho was out  on his Inilial year of hunting  big  game brought  down a buck having eight points and we.gh- mg   125     pounds   before   the   clock struck      nine      Monday    morning. "Rube'   Oaston. High stre:-l. with a \ party  of   six,  returned  home   from j tile Peck's Pond region with a flne six   poinler   weighing   150   poundj. I The parly consisted of "Rulx-" Gas- ten.   Heimie   Weiss,   Harry   Oaston, El'.vo'.d Wm.s-. Mlllon Weis.s   Ronell Roih. Jack W.ssels, Jr , and Robert 'Voung    According to the mr-mbers of  tills party Oaston  had his limit ten minutes after taking the stand. BIU" Laurlto, North sireet, resi¬ dent   and    hunting    with    Herbert B:}yer   return d h-;me with a beau¬ tiful elghi-point buck weighing  160 pounds       Clark    Ker-schnt-r,    Paul Jones and Blair Jones are all three ; credited    with   bringing   down    an j eight-point.     180-pouiid    buck,    bv I reason   of   the   fact   that   -ach  one shot  one sho;  and  the animal  fell having  three  bullet  wounds.    Thai, concludes -hi. i-pon lo d»;«.   How- fv:r,  many  nnre Nazareth  hunters are still back in ramp and wili very  likely help to swell the toial In next we-'-k's summary
According to a report of a local citizen, no less than forty-three, if not more, cars pa.w d through the Ijorouah Mondav afternoon and eve¬ ning with al lea.st one or more deer fastened on the sid- of the car.s. Tue .day (.viiing ihe report l.s that about :iip same numi>er of cars pas.sed through here wr.h the same 1 .'al of gam- carried lioine on the tunning   Ixiard
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Mr- Jo.-' ph Wright who waj living wnh her parent-s. Mr and Mrs. C'harls Knauss. Oreen sireet, re- cei\ed word last week from her hu-band, who is employed bv an electric power company and was recently transferred from li-re to Florida, that she was lo came to Florida Mrs Wright left Phila¬ delphia on Sa'urday nigh: for the South, where ihey will malco th'dr futun-  home
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The Mus.ses Katharvn and Emma Sehininckle. Walnut street, both Na<!areth public school teachers, sp<iit several days last week, visit¬ ing .Mrs Harry Fre-'inan. at the Bronx. New Vork City .Mrs Free- man, formerly re.sld.-d in Naz.ue:h and after the di'iith of her hu.sband. inoV(.<i to New York
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Mrs Laura Encke, who resides with her sister, Mrs Jos<.ph Rickert. has ixfii confined fo her bed with lUne.ss for .M-v.-rnl weeks and the lihvsleinn h.w plarod a nurse In the home Her condition Ls sUgimv improved
A V :¦- dt.ijlr.fal lj:it,.a,i'. aniii- \er ary was tendered tn Mrs. Camil¬ la S.lfi-- I nee I H^cli of Bath at the Coll ge Vie'.v Ho'el, Soutn Bet i- lehem on Sunday Mrs F .i Houck daught-.r of Mrs. Silfi>.- --rved a deliciou^s dinner to abou: f ir:y per¬ sons Among those pres.tr were Mr and Mrs C W Michael and famlv Mr and Mr.s W M Sim-.s. Mrs Mary Smith, Mr and Mr. R L H H.h. Mrs Su-san Smi'h Mr L J Rihn, all of Nazareth, Mr ani Mr^ He.ward Silfi.-s. Mr and M' Harry Siifli's and family, of Ba Mr and Mrs Robert F SUflcs an.i familv Mlss Bertha Di-nner, Ches » Auman. of Bothlehem Mrs Carrn. E Stoudt and Donald Snyd>r of Allentown. Mr and Mr.s William l.ucv- and Mls.s Miriam \fiehael. of Vonk<>rs. New York and Mrs Anna Schn-iber and daucli'rr Marguer- il<>. of Northampton Mrs Silfles was tlv. recipient of manv beauti¬ ful and useful glft.s All had a g'lod tlm,. wi-hing Mrs Silfles many more happy birthday.s '
W I OoUl .uul Alfri'd SchLsl.'r, of town, are ,sp»'ndlnK several days at WuahUigion, D. C.
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