The Nazareth Item

              AUTO CARAVAN •* OPENS COMMUNITY DAY EVENT HERE YESTERDAY P. M.
Te^ay* To-morrow and Saturday—Three Eventful Dayt For Nazareth Shoppers
rmah Priaes Offered—Winners To Be Announced ^* Next Week
THE
NAZARETH
Mi5M
ITEM
Vol. 46 —No. 30 — 48 So. Main St.. Phono 20
NAZARETH, PA.. THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 15. i937
Boost Naxarcth ~ Single Copy TtafM
Tlie auto parade through town and the surrounding communities yes- terday afternoon, sponsored by the S merehanu and auto dealers flftcially announced the opening of Nazareth's Community Days. April -Uth, Wth and llth. I ¦.ifty-two of Maaareth's most pro- «essive and leading merchants have S-operated in thU gigantic event In oflerinn to the citiaens of Masareth ,nd community special values and ,et-bett<-r-acquainted-bargalns. And, The ITEM is pleased to present In thU Issue the Community Day story istold by each Individual merchant. ghiw windows are decorated, cases and counters are loaded with new and seasonable merehandUe, courteous clerks, friendly tralBc ofll¬ cers and special favors await all Nazareth shoppers. —That Is not all, but read the advertlsemenU appear¬ ing on the following pages and you will be amaied at the bargains and I merchandise ofTered during this l». three-day community sale event. Everj- merchant whose ad appears in these columns has taken every precaution and exercised special care in his efforts to present to patrons a product In each and every class
of merchandise at prices that meet any competition. This event is no: just another sale, but an endeavor to prove to the entire satiifaction of every patron of Nazareth and its trading area that Nazareth is a good place to shop.
In addition to the big variety of merchandise that is being oflered at specials during these three days, the merchants are making arrangements for the awarding of .several neat sums of cash prizes. With each 50- cent purchase made during the sale period you will receive an identifi¬ cation ticket, which, if you will hold until Thursday, April 22nd, may en¬ title you to a cash award. The amount of these cash awards Ls not and win not be known until next Thursday, when the names of the winners and the amount awarded will be announced in the ITEM.
An opportunity Is knocking at the door of everj' thrifty housewife, con¬ servative husband, or the betroth young lady or man. Take advantage of the many specials offered during this event and get better acquainted with your home-town-merchant. And. don't forget to save your Iden¬ tification tickets.
School Board In Regular Monthly Session
HiKh  School  Band Broadcast From Station WIP
To
VETERAN Cir.AR MAKER AND BARBER CAUGHT REMIMSCING
CAME FISH BOOKLET MAY IB PURCHASED
HarrUburg, April 15.—Due to an erroneous report that the Flsh Com¬ mission's new color booklet, show¬ ing game fishes of Fennsylvania In color, was being distributed free of charge, the Board has been swamp- ad with requests recently tot this publication.
"Common Fishes of Fennsyl¬ vania." the Board stressed In an announcement today. Is being sold at a charge of 15 cents per copy. This charge Is necessary to defray costs of printing and color Illustra¬ tions, It was explained.
WlttfiAP
About 140 attended the third an¬ nual banquet of the Wind Oap Flre Company, the Ladlea Auxiliary of the flre company and the band whleh . waf served In Tatamy Flre Mall by the Ladles Auxiliary of the Tatamy f Flre Company on Vtlday evening.
Mtss BUa Mouck spent Sunday rUltlnt Itra. Illnerva Rou, of Ban- for.
MUs Helen BImona, of Stoeker- (own. spent Suiulay vlaltlni Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mouck.
Squire O. A. Daniel ^letty cele¬ brated his aeventy-seirenth birthday annlverury on Saturday,
Joae|»h Lopreatl, FUlnfleld Town- ' anp, near Stoekettown, was brought before Justlee at the Faaee. R. S. Daniel, on Saturday, ky W. A. Mul- vaney, apecial afent ror the Society for the Freventlon at Ciuelty to Anlmala. Lopresti waa charged with maltreatlnff eova through failure to provide shelter and aanltary itablea. The defendant entered ISO ball ter Sveiaya.
The regular meeting of V Troop No. 48, Boy Scouts of America, was Mn charge of Senior Fatrol Leader, Robert Sanderooek. The Scout Oath, faws. reports of patrols, a spelling contest In signalling, knot tyhiff and a period devotaS to patrol study were features of the meeting.
SOME TBEES MAY HAVE BEEN IN¬ JURE BY MKE
Mice have not damaged fruit trees
as extensively  this year as during
the previous two winters.   However,
.some Injury by girdling may have
! occurred In certain orchards, Coun-
1 ty Agent B. L. Coleman warns.
I    In neighboring states general In-
I Jury has  been  found  In the com-
' paratlvely few orchard* where mice
I were present.   Contrary to the usual
experience, tlie meadow mice have
worked  below   the   ground   surface
this year, and so injury may easily
escape the attention of the orchard-
1st     Thia  strange behavior of  the
meadow mice presumably has been
due to the fact that the ground has
not been frozen as much as usual
this year.
tt is always advisable to Inspect the orchard for possible mouse injury In early spring, so that the necessary bridge-grafting may be done with¬ out delay. If the grafting Is de¬ layed until the weakened condition of the tree prompts an investigation of Its cause, the loss Is much greater than with trees bridge-grafted be¬ fore growth starts In the spring, Mr. Coleman explams.
tt seema particularly wlae for Fetuuylvania orchardlsts to ln> spect their trees for mouse Injury at this time, even though compara¬ tively little injurr has been obaenr- ed and reported thus far, S S BAMB AAtM
The Ladles Aid Society of Naaar¬ eth Evangelical Church will conduct a Bake Sale next Saturday, April 17th at FhllUp's Meat Market, Bel¬ videre Street.
There will be offered for sale, home baked cakes, pies, bread and sugar cakes and fresh home-roasted Virginia peanuts. Fatronage Is so¬ licited.
VUMS
Mr. and Mrs. Jaeob J. Mack visit*
ed frlaaii la MorthaaMKoo m 0am- day anemoML
Ttia laria alata hl«h*ay Blent aaatm otmAm ¦tate raaAt thraugh our trlUaft laH SatatSar-
The cantata rendered by the chdr of   Bettaat   Beanaetteal Chnreh. Buaiay cvantaf.
Mr. aad Mra. Samuel Dat
OS Mtai Bathtrn DavlSion. m 0am-
¦a. amm taaam eMtcca cf Mr. and
Mrs. Baaory C. Tfach. at Bast Lavn.
A ntan tkat hath fnmJi mist sliow hmmlffrmrtHy-
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OPEN LETTER
toa BooroaWlieds
Some day. my Ill-mannered friend, you are going to go too far. Some day, when you swerve around a street comer, you are ioinc to elip the buttona aO the WTonc pedestrtan's veat, and lie to golnff to catch up with you, haul you eff ycur aaamty upbol< alary and deal ycu the HMCfctnff- dawn you deaenro. Tcu'rc a veri¬ table titan al aett awaraim. are¬ nt you. when youlw behind an elcht-cyllnder engfaief But how m you look on your faett Are you the saaw dashlnt. Iwpcahn, sett-aaaerttve personage for wheal the rest ot the world must auke WouUt yea Sate aheee pcdeatriaa aalde; would yau ttaOa a slx-footert Tou would nat, for you're Jaal a grubby Uttle  Inferiority aamOOa whc's
gasoline.
Aad what's the reaaon far thta breakneck rush ot yours, anyway? TottVe In an autauMMIe. Voull arrive at ycur iaatlnatlan IS. U or a* tlaws quicker than tha pe¬ destrian youlc' cr to the caih. the bed he Is flve cr Am mtOaa am hoar. Teu are gatag B cr M, aUlet aa hour. Is ten tiawa aiocc mgent than his? My. aay, what aa haportant fel¬ low yon aret What vaat ieatgns, what aKMnentoua proJecU arast occupy yonr wakhig houra to Justif)- such Impatience.
The automobUe, It seems, to the devU's gift to the Little Man. Put him in control ol a motor car and he's cock o* the croas- walks. But if you suddenly yank¬ ed that ton or two of Iron and ste^l out from under him. you'd find him Ju~t a measly nonentity with the mrntal setup of a gram¬ mar schoil bully.—Isn't it the truth?
Teachers* Salaries Fixed
The regular monthly meeting of the Nazareth school board was held on Monday evening of this week with all members of the board in attendance.
The treasurer of the board rend¬ ered a report showing a balance of $25,446.89 on March 1st. 1937. The receipts during the month of March were $6,487.90 .ind the expenditures $9,172.33. leaving a balance of $22.- 762.46 on Apiil 1st. The .¦^inking fund as of April 1st consisted of a cash balance of $310.53 and bond- of the 1922 l.-.sue held in the treas¬ ury amounting to $54,000.00, or a total of $54,310.53.
The tax co'.lector reported collec¬ tions of school taxes during the month of March totaling $3,794.12, all of which was deposited to the account school district within the month.
Bills aggregating $933.88 wore ap¬ proved for payment and the treas¬ urer authorized to pay them.
Communications were received from the Department of Public In¬ struction and the State Department of Health calling attenlon to the terrible disaster In the rural school at New London, Texas, and asking that all school buildings be given a thorough Inspection and that ev¬ ery precaution be taken to avoid the occurence In our schools of any tragedy which proper precautlon.s would prevent. Accordingly, the bulldtng committee was directed to conduct a thorough Inspection, ask¬ ing Vigilance Hose Company to nams some one In that organization to as¬ sist In making the Inspection.
By reason of rising prices, the grounds committee recommended the immediate purchase of more portable grand stands for the athletic fleld. After discussion of matter, the com¬ mittee was authorlaed and directed to purchase from tlie Wayne Iron Works, Wayne, Fa., an additional sixty-four feet of five tier portable grand stand #t their quotation of $NO.OO: the stands to be furnished and installed In the month of May. The oommittee was also authorlaed to purchase cement blocks at an approximate cost of |3t.0O for bases for the bleachers.
The use ot the High School Audi¬ torium was granted to the Brother¬ hood ot St. John s Lutheran Church for the purpose of giving a band concert by a girls' band on May Sth. and to Mtss Virginia Sexton tor the purpose of giving a dance recital on June llth by the pupils of the danc¬ ing classes she Is now conducting In Nazareth.
The High School Band, having tentatively arranged to broadcast from Station WIF In Fhlladelphia between 1:00 F. M. and 3:00 P. M. on Sunday, April 29th, the Board granted authority to do so, directing that the band shall travel by bus and that the transportation charges shall be paid by the band.
The Secretary was directed to ad¬ vertise for bids for coal and schaol supplies for the 1937-1931 achool term.
After having had several discus¬ sions regarding the teaching of Oer¬ man In the senior high school, the Board decided that Oerman be of¬ fered as an elective and directed the Superintendent to arrange for the teaching of It with the beginning of the in7-tM« sehool term.
"Teachers' salaries were SxeS for the 1N7-I93« school term. Teachers who are tntltled to Increments under the School Code will receive the usual annual Increment of |in.n. and all teachers who are now being paid BMC* than the minimum aai artes provided tay tht School Code were granted an Increase of I7S.00 a year. The principals of the Junior and senior high schooto were each granted an Increase c( $lM.tO a }-tar. and all Janlton were granted an IncreaM ot ave Sallars a aMnth.
Preparation of a peopooea bud¬ get for the int-ttM school term. caUIng for expenditures amounting to lUljagOO, was eompleted and May ITth set as the date tor Snal adoption Thoae desiring to soa the pfpiwatd taudget awy aee tt at the attma at the Superintendent In the High School BuUdlng or at the oMoe ot the Secretary at M Oreen Street, Naaareth, Fa., on and after AprU
38th. tan.
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Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Pranta en¬ tertained the following at a tupper at their home on South Street on Sunday: Mr. and Mrs. lohn Harris, of Bethlehem: Mrs. Wilaon Boncher. Dwood Farsons, of Kn Argyl; Misa Erma Kale, of Bdetanans; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Benvegno. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kolbe and son Carl. Mrs. Lea¬ ter BeU and daughter Owcndolyn and son Wlnt>ert, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Searock and son Charlea, Mrs Prederick Koltie. Mrs Cora Prantz, Mrs. Hannah Bonstem. Miss Lucille Thoma5. Miss Anna Koltie. Edwin EHjert.'s. Bastian Todora and Mr and Mr- Woodrow Frantz. of t?wn.
W ILL NAZARCTH GO ON'
DAVLIGHT  iSAVING?
  VES! 	
A24:n tlie time l.as co.tis to nmke a deci-ion—and again, we repeat.
Nazareth  t» Going   On  DayUght Kaving Time
S',irt;n;i   Ajjrii   ;!.jth Eliding September 26th
Nazareth To Have New Street Lights
On Weelc's Trial
Bath Tax Rate Set
Same As Last Vear; Rath School Board and Town
It  will  be   with  a   great  deal  of 1 is in  accordance with the pleasure that we will all be able f.   code  for street  lighting.   It la enjoy new street U^^hting on BeUi-   on   good   auihoritv   that   tha dere S-.reet between Broad and Main   equipment is 42': more efllclent thas
the present system.
Streets for at least a week's trial
Members of the Borou?h Stree: Liijhting Committee recently met with Frank Keim, Di.strict Manager of the Nazareth ofHce of the Metro- P';Iitan-Edlson Company and H E Dicltson, DivLslon Lighting Director, and a trial installation of street liglitiiig  was  decided   upi^n  for this
Council Adopt Budgets ^'^^
  The new fixtures will be mount^a
on brackets and fastened to existing pole-, and 1000-candle-power lamp.s will be u'^ed f'.>r light so'jrces, which
These Two Townsmen
Established A Record
When  these  two townsmen were | of  twenty-six years—I smoked my
caught by the  ITEM photographer ' l»st cigar May 30th, 1905.'
,-     ..X.    J      »!,.,_ — „_i.,..»i^- Mr. Unangst also holds a record
the other day, they were reminiscing ^^   ^^^^^   J^  ^^   ^^^  ^^^^^^   ^^^^
In the barber shop, and what they nipmbers of Pennsylvania—a record
talked about ran figures way up In ^f sixty continuous years with The
the millions.   No, It wasn't money Nazareth Band, which, according to
they were talking about, but cigars, statistics, is one of the oldest bands
shaves and haircuts.   Their records of t^e state as well.
are Interesting. .j.^^^ ^^^^^^ member on this photo
John Unangst, seated In the chair ^ none other than  E. J. Navarre,
and oldest of the two, stated that Nazareth's oldest  barber.   Mr.  Na-
he came to Nazareth In 1863, when yarre, or rather "Ed' came to town
but seventeen years ot age, to enter jn 1392, accepting a position here as
the employ of Joseph Oeorge, cigar stage and mall coach driver for Wil-
manufacturer   here,   located   In   a u^ni H. Whitesell. former proprietor
frame dweUlng formerly situated on gg the Inn.   Having had two years
the site now occupied by the Beitel experience as « barber In Monroe,
Apartment Building. Michigan,  Mr.  Navarre  started  In
"I started my career as a cigar business here February Vth, 1804. on
maker   on   November   SOth,   1874," South  Main Street  and  continued
continued Mr. Unangst, "and I have successfully In this same block for
an accurate record ot every cigar I the past 43 years.
made.  While In the employ of Jo- estimated figures .show that "Ed"
seph Oeorge and later with Beck haa taken care of 1,000,000 orders, of
Broa. from  18S0 to  Itat,  I  hand- which   approximately   886,000   were
made 5,933,500  clgara.   I  not only halr-cuU and 323.000 were  shaves,
made cigars In thoae days," con- He has the distinction ot cutting
tlnued he, "but I smoked from flve hair  for  families  comprising  four
to fifteen clgara dally tor a perk>d generations.
All-Member Meeting Of Chamber Of Commerce To Be Held At Inn
THURSDAY, APRIL 22iid
An all-member dinner meeting of neighbors of Nazareth are always the local Chamber of Commerce will' welcome at theae all-member meet- be held at the Naiareth Inn, Thurs-' ings, as well as any other meeting day evening, April 83nd. The com- ^ of the Chamber. It Is the utmost mittee on arrangementa promises an desire of this local organization ts interesting program. Mattera con- | cooperate ia every way possible and eeming the welfare ot Naaareth will in every respect with everybody be discussed as well   as   problems     rou need no Invitation, you need
concerning our nelgbbort.
The Kaaareth Chamber ot Com¬ merce Is Interested and willing at all times to lend a helping hand to citiaens of Naaareth and ita sur-
not be an after-dinner speaher, you need not even wear a ooat—ron your sleeves If you please and to  our meeting—we'll be  glad have yon and are sure you'U enjoy
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^,^ Satu
rounding eoaimunltles. Prlends and  rubbing elbows with the reat of us.
NAZAIEn WOIIANS' CLUB 10 SPONSOR PURCHASE OF TOWN AMBULANCE
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BNTBBTAIMBO
r. and Mrs. WUUam DeReamer entertamed a group of friends and relatives at their home on Saturday evening in honor of their 30th wed¬ ding anniversary. Many beautiful gifta were received. The evening was spent in playing Bingo, after which At a meeting of the Naaareth ' refreshawnta were served to the fol- Womans' aub held Monday even- j lowing: Mr. and Mrs. Raymond mg, the matter as to who should, Werner. Mr. and Mrs. A. Oeorge, sponaor the purchase of a town am- Mr and Mrs. WllUam DeRpanwr, Mr. bttlanee was brought te their at-' and Mla. Barl Koehler, Thomas De¬ tention by a committee of three Reamer, Katherlne Werkheiser, Rob- dvle minded dtlaens. and after due ' ert DeReamer, Verena DeReamer, deliberation by the club It was de-' Dama  Michael, Roy Young, Cath¬
erine Durs, Anna Pierce and Mrs. A'jna Michael.
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PARM RATA
elded unanimously that The Nazar¬ eth Woman's Club sponsor the move' Bient.
A campaign for funds Is expected to get under way soon and after the purchaae transaction Is completed Harrtoburg. April IS—In the eight the ambulance Is to be turned over southern sUtes there are 900.000 to the Vigilance Rose Company. AU farm without a cow and tOB.000 contributions tt was announced Mon-, farms wihout a cow and aoo.OOO day evening, are to be made to the vanii   Department   of   Agrlcultuie
Womaiu' Club.
reports.
BANG'S OI8CASK
Harrlsburg. April 15 -The 9enn- Sunday School on Sunday at 9 A. M. .sylvanla Department of Agriculture Lutheran Church services at 10 reported today that federal indem- oclock by Rev. A. R. Apple. j nities  totaUng 963.'n847 were paid
Oeorge Buskirk received a tractor  during March  on  1.640 grade  and thU week 4«2 pure bred cattle condemned for
Mrs.   Nettie    Kleckner   returned  Bangs disease.
home last week after spending the       #	
winter morth.t  at Allentown. MiM   Ella   Laub   and   Miss   Amv
Miriam   Meyers   spent   the   week   t^iub.   North   Broad   Street,   spent end with Mr. and Mrs Oeorge Mann   Wednesday  at Philadelphia.
Th?   Batli   School   District,   at   a .special     meetiiig    held    la.st    week adopted  its budget  for tiie co.nung year and fined the tax rate same a last yar, nam  .¦   1.5 miil.i for '.p :- ating expenses. 2 mills for bond re¬ demption   and   interest   and   a   per ^ capita of $4 00   At a special meeting j of   loTa  council   held   las;  Tuesday ! evening   the Town  Council  aciop'.ed lt> budyet  and  laid  it.5 tax  rate  at 10 mills, same as a year ago. j
Tae discount periods are to be the same all around a^ last year. i
BEEKEEPERS AND FRUIT GROWERS TO HOLD ANNUAL BANQUET APRIL 16
Beekeepers and fruit growers from Lehigh and Northampton counties will hold their annual banquet to¬ morrow evening. April 16th. at 6:30 in the rarmer.-viUe Church.
An Interesting program of en¬ tertainment and educational features has been prepared by the committ e and Includes E. J. Anderson, apiary specialist from Pennsylvania State College: E. O. Carr. noted beekeeper. Pennington, N. J.; William Oiebe. chief apiary In.spector from the Bureau of Plant Indu'.try Karri — burg; Eric Llnde. chairman of the Berks-Lfhlgh Pruit Marketing Com¬ mittee. Entertainment will includ' a number of skits and mu.sical num¬ bers. Oroup singing will be led by John R. Jones with William Selbel. assisted by Ed Heller with his pic¬ colo.
The Lehigh Valley Beekeepers Is one of the largest and most active organizations In the state and at the recent Btate Parm Products Show the Northampton division carried off first honors and the Lehigh di¬ vision third honors In the apiary- displays. Everj'one Interested in fruit as well as bee keeping has been in¬ vited to attend.
STOCKERTOWN
On Saturday Mrs Cornelius Brass. Mrs. Prank Abel. Mrs. John Howell. and Mrs. Raymond Nagle accom¬ panied other members of the Ameri¬ can Legion Auxiliar>- to the P>ur County Council meeting at Wilson Borough.
Mr. and Mrs Oll.sby and daugh¬ ter Joyce, of Catasauqua. Visited Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sandt and children Betty and Edward. Jr., 0:1 Sunday.
Miss Pearl Burley. of town, and Charles Kline, of Thoma.sburg, were Sunday guesUs of Mr. and Mrs Ralph Bruce, at Bethlehem
Mr and Mrs Nick Homoki and children Sylvia, Margaret and Hed- wig and Mr and Mrs Joe Mazzie visited friends at Palmerton on Sun¬ day.
Mr. Charles Lehr, of Easton, .spent Saturday evening with  Mrs.  Helen
ndt Lehr and family.
Ic and Barbara Doll were guests Mrs. C. E. Sandt and family on
turday. Eric, the nine-year-old son of Dr. and Mrs. Theo. DoU will saU from New York today oh the M. S Berengaria for England, where he will visit his grandparenU, Mr. and Mrs. Reed and attend the cor¬ onation. He will enter the public schools of England as he expects to remain until September
Miss Kathryn Lehr and Oeorge Carling visited Mi.ss Helena Sandt at the home of her aunt, Mrs. Chas. Ritter, Allentown.
Mr. Alvm Christman and Miss Velma Oraver were Sunday guests of
The sentiment here seems atroof in favor of a better Ughting lyataM and it ib hoped that this system aaaf be adopted as standard equlpmanl tiiroughout Nazareth. Our should be congratulated on thto [ gressive move, to assist night travil and promote a better shopptng Sla* trict. Nazareth needs this lanprsva* ment and the ITEM as well aa yauT Borough Lighting Committee wlO be glad to hear your commcnta OB this  trial ligiiting system.
MLSICALE TONIGHT AT SCHOENECK
A sacred musicale a:id social re¬ ception for the Confirmation Clas.i will be sponsored by the C. E. So¬ ciety in the Schoeneck Moraviai'i Church aomghti at 7.30 P. M.
Rev. A. L. Weikel. former prize¬ fighter, now pastor of tiie Mission¬ ary Church of Fleetwood, Pa., will speak to the class
'The Hilbert Sister,', vocal trio; the "Jolly Blue Ja>s" and the "Out- of-Tune Boys" will furnish the masic. The public is cordially In¬ vited.
STOCKERTOWN SCHOOL BOARD GRANTS INCRE.ASE TO TE.ACHERS
The regular meeting of the School Directors was held last Tuesday with all of the teachers present.
The Trea-urer reported the re¬ ceipt of $.596 .-tate appropriation. this amount comi)rlsing 60': of the amount due the School District. A total of $884.97 bills were p.iid.
A tentative budget was proposed for the .school year, 1937-1938 and May 18th. 1937 set a.s the date for final adoption of the budget. Copies of the tentative budget are avail¬ able at the homes of the President and Secretary of the School Board. The tentative bu;Iget calls for a 10 mill tax on property and 13 tax on all residents.
The teachers salaries were in¬ creased $10 per month for the school year, 1937-1938.
A favorable report of progre-^s was   vices such as pin ball games. received concerning thp physical ex- |    Temporary permlta are amination of the school children by   organizations   or   mdlvlduato Dr   E. A. N. Seyfried. mg    dances,    exhibitions.
Communication.? from the Depart- ' contests or other eventa of ment of Health and Department of  porary   nature.    Itinerant Instruction   were   read   relative   to   are issued  to traveUng sho«a Inspections In regard to locating all I circuses.   The fees for aU h.'izards  which   may   endanger  the ' are one dollar each.
KELLY SAVS STATE AMUSEMENT TAX DOES NOT EXPIRE UNTIL JULYS
Harrisburg. April IS. — Secretarf of Revenue John B. KeUy toSaf warned amusement operators thai amusement tax  payments must ba
; continued untU the legal explratloB of the Amusement Tax Aet on ttOy 22
"A number of amusement opaf" ators   have   erroneously   e^jncIaSlt
' that the amu.wment tax ended ' Oovemor Oeorge H. Earle
' recommended    to   the   LeglalatIS
I that the tax be aboUshed," tUOy said.    "As a result the
' of Revenue flnds that thaaa ators have permitted  their ment tax accounts to become quent.
"The Department wishes to mind all amusement operatora the present Amusement Tas enacted in 1933 will automatically expire on July 23. Until that daM^ however, the tax must be paid.
"It is the determination of thS Department of Revenue to am every   legal   means  to  make  thaaa
' collections from dellnquenta aS that no Injustice shall be done naff discrimination shown against th:>3t who heve compiled with the law."
Unuer the Amusement lax AH all r.'nusement operators eharglsf !>dni^.s.on or a fee to partlclpatS aie required( to aecum permits whie'ii are of three kinds; peraiia* nent, temporary and Itinerant. m.inent annual permlU art to theatres, concert haUa. halls, swimming pools, roof night   clubs   and   amusement
Ufe and health of the pupils to avoid a possible re-occurence of the terri¬ ble calamity which befell the school di-trict of New London in the State of Texa.s Committees were appoint¬ ed to make these In.spections.  •—•	
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Each permit holder la reqtilrad IS return to the Department of nue amusement ux ooUeeted at rate of one cent for each five cents of admission chi penalty of ten per cent. Is against  delinquent aooounta.
RKHMOND
Tlie Ladles Aid Society of th? Evang -Reformed Church held its monthly meeting at the church and combined the serial features w.th the routine session, several of the members acting  a.s  hostes.ses
Edg.ir Or.T\er and family of Cat- a-auqua. vi.-ited with Mr and Mrs. Oeorge E Sherer on Thursdav even¬ ing
The Manoquesy Lodge. P * A M . No 412. held a well attended meet- in Rohn block Thursday evening, with a number of out-of-town mem¬ bers present.
Mr.   and   Mrs.   Lester   Bennlnger and family and Miss Marion McU¬ haney   motored   to   the   Ablngton ' after apendlng a vacation with WB* HospiUl in Philadelphia to visit with   Uam Runt and family. Miriam Bennlnger. who is a patient j    Stanley MlUer and family vliMai there, and who Is Improving nioely.  Mr. John Miller at Mt Bethel «•
Mrs   Jacob 9. Beers, Washington   last WMnesday
I    The  cold weather has
delayed   the   garden   making
planting In this pUkoe and vtctBttf* { J R. Beers and his employwaa aS» I tended a banquet held at Rarrla-
burg on Baturday. I    CUrence V. 9o* has returned IS
his home In our village fron tha Istroudaburg Hoapital wher* ha fa- , eelved  treatment for  Injurtaa aAm
tained  In being caught bet I steam shovel anA truck. Mrs.   Ullle  Pox  reeently
rrUttvea at Mt. Pleaaant. I    Robert   Heu   haa   rettimad
Temple  Unlvwralty  at
R. R. Gross, a long tluM of our TlUage Is making hla home   with Joeeph  C,
Street,  who has  t>een on Aie sick list for ten days is Improving.
Miss  Rachel  E   Worman.  AUen¬ town. spent the week end here with  Bangor, her parents I ^     ^   ¦¦
William  H   Barrall  Is  In receipt'    Mra.  WUUam  Andrev, of a >tter from an old Bathite, WU-  Street, attended the fUnaial af
Mr   and Mrs. Bert Chrlstman and  Uam Hirst, whoae home at preaent  Raymond Reffelflnfer. at
famUy.
Is In Chicago.
on Wednesday.
Open Winter, Well-Stocked Streams
Favor Good Trout Season In Penna.
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Harrlsburg.   April   15—Thousands  Progress  Admlniatration   should be  present of Pennsylvama anglers m aU sec- ^ other factors tending to mahe the' highly tlons of the State are wading trout   coming  season  ouUtandlng.    Oom- ' tied  wal streams today mlssloner     of     Plahertea    C
Long  t>efare   the  first  cold   gray | Prench said today. ot dawn this morning, disciples of      In the event of a heavy ratafaU  »«ta hi Iha laaak Walton wUl be at their favor-   the lowly garden woraL a -   -    -
Ite mountain or meadow stream       j poUtely    refenwd    to    as    _
This  year's  trout  aeason   should .. hackle, win rank as a tavorMa lan be a banner one. all signs at pres-  for hundreda of flahcnaen. Obimllr      "It la ent indicate.   An open winter haa under typical April been ideal for flah stocked faOow- ' tlona thia natural li Ing dose of last season and wndarla   large   percentage   of   aO the    autumn    stocking    prugiam   taken. and
Heavy pUntlng of trtnit. six Indies      On   the    other   hand.   R '
and  over.   last   autumn   and   this  weather haa | spring. In addition to the program | are at noraud of stream Improvement   carried on  the artttdal In   many   streams   by   the   Works' seal  agnatic
'-^-^,*^^^*^' fair mS-a'mSo At Smhiotm