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NEWaPAPFR DEVOTED TO LITEKATURI
LOCAL AND GENERAL IMTELLIOENCI
VOL. XLIV.
NAZARETH. PA., THURSDAY  .\I< »K.\I.\(;. .MAY 2^1 !).;:>
No. 23
Nazareth A. A. To Open East Penn League Here Saturday With Strong Limeport Team
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IMPROVENeNTS ARE    INI ERESTING TOPICS M.ADE   AT   LOCAL    FOR DISCUSSION AT
HOOO COLLEGE PRESIDENTIAL INAUGURAL SET FOR MAY 10
Wellesley President To Speak A t Induction of Dr. Henry I. Stahr.  Many ELStiiitics I^lanmd
m UAY RiVtLS m OTHtH FtATl'KiS TU Ll Kh lAMFlS VISIIUKS
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(OUNTY CONVENTION
A  scrii's  of event.s  iniiwriaiil    l)  M.iy Un;,  f'^iiviiivs will be pr<'-.iii' llll   (ducatKJiKii world .i.^ woil as to   cd on   tlK'   cainpus   and  on  Suii'iav Ihe     Evangelical     and      Ri'furin<'d  May  11.', Ur   Josi pii  h. Apple,   iii-,;
ChiMren's     Divi.sion slit nie To I'medi- Conclave
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Church in the Uiiiti'cl Stale, will b' iielcj at Hood ColI('^e, Frederick. .¦>!tirvUnKi. ly giiuniii^ .May IU. when tile   inauyiiral of   Dr.   Henry   Irvin
SHOW VOl-R LOYALTY '"A"ALM.K      LKADLf^S
Tli<_. entii",' i.'oiiiiii,iui;y .:. wa.i.n^ for the oix'iiiiig yaiiie n: th,' E.i-: Penn Le.i^;u ' here. C.i" u:"^;. after- 11 on, nil ;'n' S("iiii\ i' Wtv\:{ witli Ih' htioi.i I iiii'pon \ dj/h Til- 1')- cal club is making yn"i,iiii;.iii"nt^ I lor a hi.^ ii.iviKl.. t^4h'' li.iil field precedins t!i' (.>:iir.^ .A.. ' .'¦ ii.^'iLil ccrenioni s an.1 ralsaiAol Ui' st.tr.-,' and striiX's will {ake \}r.n-¦ on I'.i'.' field followed by relllark.^ 'j,\ offi¬ cials. A tremendous crowd is v\- ])'Ct'cl and "ll' coiiKiiitieL' in chars" of tho bleadi'-r.s i- pi'ep.irinft l> receive and iirotect the fan.s a.s well as make them comfortable. The diamond is In exeell nt condition and  the bovs are  rarin to go.
Manager Heath announred the following lineup for the opener: s'.irtiii:; in tin.- nr~: (!lll(ial game of the sea.son will b.- \V.'i.^s. rf.; McKce. 3b; Bethman, If.; Raben old 2b ; Qiiintei', lb ; Bauman. cf.; Jone.s. .s> ; Heath, c ; Taekas or Noblitt, pitchers.
Other league games scheduled for Saturday aiv: Ea.stoii at E. Oreen¬ viUe and Bethlehem at Martin'j Creek This Sunday's game.s are arranged as follows: Nazareth at (Continued on Pafi Six)
AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARV ANSWER FOR POPPY DAV
Poppie!« Will Be Offered
In   Exchange   For
Contribution
MEN    r. A \ E    ALL
How  long  is  public  memory  and how enduring  national gratitude  is
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ni s'.al   Ljtkc   Ni nilicr i'i' l)e!e.t;:ilos Are Lx'H'cted
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! •'! ¦ !¦ li .'1 C nir' .Maii.i'V'i" Char¬ les Frace qui< t a number ol tlv <.l.'i I,'I'd l;\"- (if tile Ciii J luni"cl cut :ik1 lieljied t'l in.ik'"' tile iV'd "Si.uy .iiil'!"('\emeiil- to uet tlv court ill :.r-;   clas.'i shap .
Starunsi out th ' first "vcnin? un¬ der the able direction of Carpenter .Artliur O tz. new l<M-m-- were placed around the entr.' murt A few days hit'i' the Genial Pre>id'nt of the eliili, Robert Edelman with the as- sistanci' ot other husky memb<'r.s and a mi.\er secured from Quoil.'r Contractor Raymond Teel. concrete was poured around the outside and al.-o  the center of the court.
These im.proveinents not only beautify, but reduces the amount of lalwr needed to keep the court 111 good first clas.s condition.
The next operation in order Is to jnit the actual pitching ground in .shape and is the most Important -o in order that all of the members that object to pitching In holes can do their stuff. It would be advisable that they turn out and u.se some elbow energy In stamping.
Tlv offlcers and mombers of the elub who have been responsible for the work done so far are to be highly commended.
Fine work. boys. Vour efforts In giving Nazareth a boost by provid¬ ing this economical plea.sure ground which is equal to any In this .sec¬ tion, that can be enjoyed by young and old alike Is highly appreciated. We wish you a succes.sful sea.son.
let us all show our loyaltyf you Citizens of Nazareth" by turning out on opening night and help the
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Saturday. May 25. It will be an¬ swered by wearing the briglii red poppies in memory of those who .sacrificed their lives in the nation's defense seventeen years ago Near¬ ly 30,000 new names will be on the Bcroll of America's dead defenders when the nation Ivmors its War dead on Memorial Day
Thi.s year, according to Mrs Eli¬ zabeth Butz, president of the Harold V. Knecht Unit 415 of the American Legion Auxiliary. World War Vet'r- ans have been dying at the rat.^ of 80 per day during the last year. Members of the auxiliary will be on the streets all day on May 25. with ba>ket> of th" poppies m^id" by disabled vet<'raiis ofTering them In exchange for a contribution for the welfare of th.> living victims. We hop.' that the jK>ppies may re¬ awaken the .>pirit ol the livii wlv) ga\e their all in the country s de¬ fense.
season  with  a  bang.    There  is  no charge for admission to the games
LOf ,^L F.ASTON HOSPIT,%L .%! XIMARV   MKETINO   ,%T
"V" TOMORROW- .%fte:rnoon'
The Easton Hospital Auxiliary, of Nazareth will meet tomorrow after¬ noon at two o'clock in the Y  M. C
Icias.,"":   "Th ¦   Young People".^  Uivl- 'slon"; "The Coinmunity Yoini'^ Peo- I pie's   Work";   "The  Purposes of  tlio ! Adult   Class";     "Organization    and I Adniinistration     of     the     ElTective Clas.^"; "Courses of Slildy for Adults and  Young  AduU^ "    "Problems of Administration";       "The     Worker's Conference";   "A     Church     School Survey and Increase";  "The Enlist¬ ment   and   Training   of   Teacher.s"; "How the Workers Conference May Beconie a Leadership Training Pro¬ ject";    and "Avail    Experience    in Building a Vacation Church School Curricula."
Tlie.se win be handled in .simul¬ taneous conferences on Saturday, May 11. Preceding tlie convention as is the custom the annual Chil¬ dren's Division Institute will be held with four capable lead us: Mr.s O. L. Adair, Nursery Superintendent (Continued on Lwt Pkgt)
W.C.m(»NVEN. HON HERE NEXT THURSDAV. M\ 9
Porty-cifftli Annual .Meet¬ ing  In   Moravian (hurcli
SPLENDID   PROGRAM
The forty-eighth annual conven¬ tion of Nortliampton County Wo¬ man's Christian Temix'rance Union will   be   held   here   next   Thursday,
A. to di,scuss plans for Tag Day to; May Uth, in the Moravian Church lie held here on May llth.   Mrs. J.|An elaborate program has been ar-
W  Hapi>'l will be in charge.
ENTERTAINRD AT "500'
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ranged for the morning, afternoon and evening ses.¦^ion. Tliere will b<' a box lunch at 12 15 p. m. and a cov¬ ered dish luncheon at 6:00 p m. The   address   will   be   delivered   by
NAZ.4RETH MAN
HANGS HIMSELF
Mrs.  Howard    Lichtenwalner. I Re\. F. S. LoiiRsdorf, of Palmerton.
Max Houch. Mrs   Harold Flick.   In   the   evenina   the   program   will
,..».¦>.   Joseph   Keppel,   .Mrs.  Chi'str  include two pipe organ selections by
(Buss,   of   town,   and   Mi>i   Mildr:'d   Franklin    Kostenbader;    a   reading
Mabus, of    Kerndale,    att^uided    a{"ntitl"d.  "Driiikiiiw   Like   a  Oentle-
""."iiiO"  party at  the home    of    Mrs. ^ man" by  Mrs   Minnie Mae Riding.
Russell Bisher.    Bangor on    Priday  of   E.ist   Bangor;   a  choral  by    the
evening.     Prizes   were-   awarded   to' Trombone   Choir   and   the   musical   perty   of   the   Moravian^   and Mrs. Buss and Mrs   Reichel. | .saw   by  Whitfield  Trein later   occupied   by   I'eter   Hay
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NAZARETH GIRL WOUNDED BY MAN WHO THEN FA¬ TALLY SHOOTS SELF
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Stahr, president of the college, will ix' staged befon'  a brilliant throng' church in an outdor theatre on the cam¬ pus.   The following day the annual
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Bi'cause of num- rous rcciiie.,ts. th- drama "Simon, the Leper", which W.IS presented befon' an audience of 800, April 1!8. will be repeated this Sunday evening. May ,'jth. at 730 oclock. in St. John's R.formed
The drama is under the direction (Continued on Pa^e Pour)
Old Nazareth Landmark Dismantled To Make Way For Netv Post Office BIdg.
One of Nazareth 3 Oldest
Buildings Erected
In 1825
WHITTIER    HOMESTEAD
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Th,' local board of health m 'I on Monday evening in tlie Municipal Building with J A. Starner in the chair. The repoil of the Secretary showed 49 cases of measles, five scarlet fever, one whooping cough one chicken pox and one case of mumps during the pa.^t month
A group of citizeii.-~ living in til," vicinity of the tract of land used as a dumping ground registered a com¬ plaint regarding .sanitary toditions and rats in the vincity, and the health oflcer was directed to have sign.-^ erected, prohibiting dumping of I any  Kind on  that  tract  and  pro.>e-
the lat,. Mrs, Eliza Whittier.
Authentic dale tells us that Dr Phillip Walter was born. S<'ptem' ber   10th, 1799 In    Upper    Milford cute offenders.
Township. I^high County and .stud- Inspections completed during tho ied medicine with a Dr. Gre.>n at '"^""i ^f local bUMi.os places t/i- tiuakertown   in   1824     He  came   to!'al"d 50 and ten complaints of v..r
.M...':'.a F.'..ii:/,  .i2, daugiil i .\f/..,i.   ..   Hiyh School  in   1930   and
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¦j'.'i     ,:"-•.   i.r.jij  •., J   -.1 .  ,1-  a w.iitiess to support herself.
1-: i:. .   " . I.   :  ::.•,  1 ¦ ". -."" !.• i   d I.    ii'niiar work  during
\.i   . ; :.    while sire attended school.
Acoidiii^ to an Associated Presi dl ;j.u :!i fioni Atlantic City Chief .Jaire ; Me.Mfiianim .said letters and
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p ¦ .-:-t    ;i.ci."a;.d  that  the  optoine- I    •  I'' 1 \i-.; Q the apartment fre- quen'.h
Ani'jn^ tiie f leg rams was om '.^¦..¦¦i.  ^ai.-^i
Vou,"- sorry and three worda means everything xx plea-* plac-a \ > ii'^eif in my position Vo i will tir.d an aching, not a vindictive h- art spf'ak^ L<'t our noon and night vizualization be yet more In- ten.s''     All my love   J. B   B '
Police said the message was .sent from   I'hiladelphia   on   Sunday
Mr Frantz came home Tu sday evening and reported his daugh¬ ter .s condition a.^ fair, stating tirat the bullet entering tile chest IiimI been remov-d but that the ,T<'C3ni bullet has not a.s yet been locat-d Mi"^ Frantz remained at the hospi¬ tal
"HERE CONES^AR- LIE" PRESENTED
BY soD.umr
Two    Remaining,    More
Than One Hundred and
Thirty Vears Old
One  of   Naz^retliX    oldest marks is now beu*g di.^mantl<'d order to make wib' for the consirut- tion of our  iiP«'lj'ost Office build ing. ^
Many of our old timers look with aWe upon the old land mark locat<'d at Centre Square as it is Ix-ing torn down by the contractor The Whit¬ tier homestead, as it is now known, was one of the tlireo oldest homes on our Main stre«'t The two re¬ maining, both of wliich are mon- than one hundred and thirty year- old, are located opposite our Y. M C A., and no.v known as the Trum- ixswer and the Bardill property.
The Whitlier homestead built originally b\" Dr. Phillip Walter, In the year 1825, was one of tlv ori uin:il homes  located on leased pro-
wa- and
Nazareth from Lehigh County and married Miss Rachael Sellers of Whitv .Marsh. Moiilgoinery County in 18L'6 He was a member of th' Mor.iMan Congregation here and died suddenly of heart attach in 1865 A .son. Dr. Phillip Walter. Jr.. jjji^jI ' al.so practiced mi'dieine lieie in a j,j' building, which was formerly locat¬ ed where is now The Roy.il Theatre, built in  1825
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Pastor Observes Wedding Anniversary
Rev  and .Mr-. C   A   Butz on Suii-
I day quietly  celebraK'd  their  thirty-
' first wedding anniversary. Tlie cou
! pie  wirc^  married   by  the  late  Rev
A.  M   Ma.sonlieimer.  of  Weatherly.
the  ceremony   takin?  place   in   th'
home of  Dr.  W.  P   Long     a    h.ilf
brother of Dr   Butz
Dr Butz preached at Hecktown .Uld Zion Reformed chiirclns on Sunday as usual. During the day he and Mrs Butz were warmly :;reeted 8y their numerous friends. "ho were a-.vare nf the annl\f r-,i!'\
lou.- typ<'s W're investigated duriiia the month.
Clean-up Week is being observed in thc borough and all citlwns are asked to cooperate In seeing that all ashes and other refuse that ac¬ cumulated during the winter, be removed
A general di.scus>ion on other routine matters and approval ol bills concluded the session
HARRY E.'PAISLEY TO SPEAK AT EASTON
Mo,-! Sunday School worker.- ,i:" familiar with tire name ol Harrv f Paisley, of Philadelphia, conpect a with the State work as treasurer for a nunib<'r of years and more recentlv on the death ot Percy L. Craig State president. Mr. Pai-l'V became the State president H" is trea.-urer of the Philadelphia and R'adina railroad and a number of other or¬ ganizations and LS an extrenvl'. busy man but wh'-rcver pos.nible he answers the call to .-t>',ik for th' iContinued mi Pay F'"ir>
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cond fl'.xu" r.-ar oi   10b So .N'i",v   J'l .ey   avenue.   Allanlic   Cit., Il     hr.iiitz iia- Ixt^-n working a.^ a
i.'ie-; 111 an Atlantic City nigh*. :u J Ac'jurding to the story which -11-' gasiyd out to a police officer :if'.r the shooting. Julius B Bern- stem, manufacturer of optical .. .od- residing in Oermantown. Piiiladelphia. called at the apart- iiuni a: about 7 30 and a.sked her to go out with him in the evening She refus-'d and he flew into a rag'' Drawing a revolver, he fired two -hots at the girl and then shot him- -elf Tiie .ihots were all fired with¬ in a few seconds. Mis., Fran'.z stumbled trom her room as neigh¬ bors  ruihed to her  aid
Both victim 1 were taken to tiie hospital and Mi.s.s Frantz told her story to Detective Earl Butcher, wh) happened to b.' on the first floor of tlv  building.
Physicians at the hospital said that    one bullet    had struclc    Mis-
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Frantz  in the  left  breast  and  took ch pi"es"k*-d^ comedv in three acU
a  downward cour.se   lodging m  her entitled VKere   Com-s   Charlie"   oa
abdomen The other shot struck her Saturd^^iTand   Sundav  evenings  in
in th- back near her right  .hould'r the   audifcrium   of   the  Holy  Pain-
••''3d' ily Church    This play   was   given
Bernstein .<=      wife     Mrs      Loui.se' under   tlie   auspices  of  the   Blessed
Bernstein     of    Philadelphia,    told Virgin Marv Sodahtv. police that iier husband had caus»d
her a great deal of worry by his romantic affairs with otlier wom'n He 1- said to ha\e a daugliter and a  brother residing  in Phladelphia
He ua- head of an opiitai busi¬ ness in Phildelphia founded 40 \ears ago by lu.- father His brother 1- Dr Ralph Bernstein, prominen: Philadelphia dermatologist
.Miss Frantz is well known in \   .:.!:• •:!     Sll.'  wa-  graduated  Iron:
The ra-.t included the following: Nora Ma lone played by Catherin* Dur-. Officer Tun McOrill. Albert Kohler; Mrs   Farnham. Ros > St"ltz-
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SPRING (ONCERT BV NAZARKTH (HORAL SOCIETY
ANNL AL ORATORICAL (ONTEST PLANNED
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Hanging himself from the arm of .1 well-drilling inaehine near tlv quaiTy of the Naz.ireth cement plant, John Nagle, thirty-eight, of Nazareth, committed suicide sonv time last  Wednesday  night.
He was employed by a contrac¬ tor drilliiu; the v.<-'d His Ijody was di,scovei'ed Thursd.ty morning by Andrew Walters, a f'Mlow employe. He had been desiwndent for .some time Coroner Dr W. C. Nickel of  Nazareth.  Issued  a  certificate  of  ,^^^,^^5
Behind The Scenes At Harrisburg
AS THE DEMOCRATS SEE IT
diath by suicide
He i- sur', i\<'d by his wile, Mrs. Zao Naule, three children, Mar¬ garet. John. Jr. and Euiieiie; and his mother Mrs Cora Nimle all at liomo.
F'lnera! service- wre held on Sunday afteriUHin in ehar«e of Rev, W H r)i<'hl Inteiinent was made in   the   Belfa-t   cein"'.rv.
Recent swift development- at,| Homsher indicated the complet" Harnsliurg have exploded the O. O. bankruptcy of the Republican pro- P rewnue "program' and left gram by failing to answer one ot Governor  Earle  holding the    wlni)  the objections rai.-ed by tlv Oover-
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ROTARIANS HEAR INTERESTINf. TALKS
De-peratrly deiendiny the manu-1 Harris urged "new ec niomles," bu: facturers' and utilities' tax exemp- did not say how they were to h- tioii.-. Old Ou.ird forces in the Stat •  accomplished.
.Senate unleashed a barrage of It remained for Re<'d to give the hysterical -tateinents - and were iz.uiie away by protesting that the met by a return fire of cold, h.ird Earl,, program of .social and labor f.icts, I legslation   was   liarmiiii:   Big   Busi-
Meaiiwhili-   tho   la.st   bills  of   the   lies.-. Ailiiiini^tralions    program,    incliid-      The  Olti  Ouard    sixikesinen    at¬ ing one curbing the lobby evil and   lacked  Administration estimates of a series of measures to regulate uti-   relief  needs    de-pile   the   f.icl   that
"PEC 0' MY HE.4Rr PRESENTED  BY SENIOR CLASS
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legi.->lative mill "on   the  s|>)t "
The liK-al Rotarian- lield the week¬ lv (iinner meeting in the Y M C A . dining room Mond.iy evening with H'>".\iii"d .Shafer in the chair Aft'U- a brief .songfest. dinner was enjoy¬ ed. .serv«.d by the "Y" kitchen staff Tell of the R'ltariaiis. accompan¬ ied by their ladles are attending til. di-triet eonferenee beln« IvUi nl   Reading  this  we<'k.   It   was  aii-
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Tlie gue.st roster Included the name of Ma'tlv".v S W,ilton, of Ariz    aue->  of F   H   Schmidt
An informal idumani was in or¬ der with inten\<;tlng talks on tie' n,ih 1111,1- and B«>rmud,i bellii; given
bv Hewar.l Shafer  Fr.ink M  .Martin   ag.ilnst the Oovernor niid Frank Schmidt gram
lities. went Into the
PI.iced completely liy the Governors wiUingness to ei'iiipronils,. rather th.tn en-ate an¬ other relief crisis, tlw O O I' .Stiialors took refuge in a stand-pat attitude. I
To obscure the fact that they were ix'rmiltlng the St4Ue to drift  with-| out   provision   for   relief   after   May
the estimate.s were based upon P<'d- eral   requirements
RoU-rt L. John-on, State Emer¬ gency R<'llef Administrator, prom¬ ptly answered their oratory with facts and  figures
He showed that tlie highe.st jjer- ceiitage of chi.selers found by any Investigating Ijody was 23. and that in   nearly  half  of  these ca.s«'s    the
Tiie S-nior class of the Nazareth Hmli School pre.s<'nted the pla\" "Peg O .My Heart" Priday eveniim 111 th' high -K'liool auditorium, t.) a capacity audience. The character- portrayed their parts splendidly and held the iiitere.st of the tliroiiuhout  the play
The   t<)llowing  tixik   part   in   th play:   F.liz^ilx'th    Marck.-.    l.orrain
AS THE REPUBLICANS SEE IT
Something  seems    to have    gone   patronage—and  what  an  , mo.irra ..".vry With  A'torney General Char-   sini: moment lhat 1.- going to !>•' ;¦ - J   Maruiotti- widely proclaimed      fiitil   r-centl.v   clamorous   Dem .-tatement  that  ther- would bt^   "11.)  ir.i;- lia\e been more or les- i.ul d.'liveries"' with  him a- head of   ed !)y th..  Ooveriit) the Pardiui Board.
UiKin M.irguittis ree •iinnendation "/,. Cio',i'rieii" Ii.i- ri-' ,11111.v.uu-etl ./. one time a to'.il of .v; ij.udon.- .iid  r duc'ion-  ol   vi.t-'nee
This is in .-)i,irp contrast wiili th' r'tiring   Pardon   Board-  c.inser\.it.
que: ¦
till-
- |)n>t -t- 1'.'. his tiiiii' wa.- b ir.i; iii'.en I :-i,i'ue niatters. and that Iv Mill:    111- mere Job-hur.U'rs
But   111   tilt'   mi ant line    tl; 1-
li,r.e   influence   with     c rt.iiii     • !•¦
ir.  iiV-   ol    'lu'   Adiiiiiii.-'r.it ion     ,ir
cefina    .iw.i',    with   .r.;    'he   dio. '
11.    At   uiic   tiiiU'   lllll,:,^   tlie  ye.ir   pwc -   of   bacon      Th r-    won":      b
much   li'tt   except   rinds   when     th
>   leii ha.l
W.\  '
Tn'- Nazareth Chora! S<x'iet\ will luU I's annual Spring con¬ cert tomorrow evening May 3 in th'^ auditorium of the Nazaretii Hun School The Society will piev'ir. Mr- Huth Becker Mv r- iioted piani.st from Bettilehem and New York who also played at th" cone rt  last Spring,
Tne program will open wi'.h "A Ballad of a Knight and his daugii- ¦; b'. Park.'r S-'veral short !ii.i:i!."r- including ""Suiumer is a- cJiiun;; in" an old English ccuii- p)-;'ioii. Chi)|)in » ""Polonai.s. Miii- :,ii, ..nci ¦ N.nv 1- the M'inth ¦': .M.iMii^ by .Moiely. The mam pa:' >1 t.ie Choral ixutioii will be "H j-,i:;i md'       a roni.uitic    cant r..i
Plan- for the annual oraloricil contest a* Nazareth High which U sponsored yearly bv the Alumni As¬ sociation are under way and tha date is set for Tuesday evenmg, May 21 at B oclock The cont»st is lim¬ ited to members of the senior high school Th're will be two prizes, the fii"-" to consist of ten dollars and th.   second of live dollars.
    	
T\^<»   N \/\ftl TII  filRI.S
IIONnKLI)  AT  ( OI.I.F.tiB
M.s- Barbara Troxell, a nTnil)<*r , ol the v.phomore class at Penn State College lias been honor d by he; cla--;r.»te-, by being el-^cted bas- inei.s manag'T of the Women'i Ole^ Club at S'.ate College
MIss   Martiia   Schlegel   at   Saleni
Colleg*',   Winston-Salem.  N.  C. was
ch i-en to ..ike part In 'he May Day
pagrair   to  b..  lield  Salurday   May
I 4t!i     Mis. Rri.ieRel is a memijr of
I ' committee.
the  last   Republican   Al'uinistra Ul nearly jO r'CoinineiKi .tions f.ir audience   piiole   wef'   h Id   up   i) :. iiiig   the c.ii'efiil   Inves'ma'ion   oi   th^   Attor¬ ney Oenerals  Department   into the worthiness of the applications    Th ¦
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Su iriinl>< r wn.     tn
Ar;:i 1:" 'Ihe
unty ¦r   Ml
V. .1. He,
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Hever.  Margaret    Milheim.    Robert' f''>'c*^"   Board   at   tiims  moved
If),  tlie    Senate    Republicans    .vm   '''i'''*''''''"''*   '"'fl   '*'en   dls<-oveivd their  memb<-rs  out   to "explain"      | dfippc'I   fr.un  the   rolls  before
¦MeCliire,    Salus and    Coyne    re¬ in.iiiu'd   111   the   liai'kground.   Hoin-! slier,   of   Laiiea-ter    Harris,   of   Al- le^;heny and Reed, of naiiphln, act¬ ed lis  spokesmen I
Giving   no   rea-on   for   their   n'
iii-al fo remove the l.ax exemptions
I'l  iiianufaeturers and utllltle.':, they
la-lied    nut    111   broad     generalille  '
and  Ills pro '
liuestlgatKUi   was   made.
He   pointed   out    th.it   relief   co.st
I H.iilMU-stadt. Frederick Gardner, i Paul     Seyfried.    Joseph      Ci.'s-aiio.
Gladys     Flei.sehnian     and     Oerald
, Meyers     The coiiunitU'es who weii-
I iiistrument.il 111 the siicce.ss of    the
I priKliution   were:   busine.ss.   Frances
"""  Hald.'nian.     B«'tty    Davl
nrob.st     Miriam     Rinker
e,i:efully     that   Pri.son     autliontie ,isked for more .'^pet^d
There  wei'e  tho.s«^    who M.irgiotti     •¦prot<vsted     too
when  he   d«>clared   there   would   be no "jail deliveries "  under him
Governor finally gets around warding   the   hard   working   I>'in'^ crats who  have waited  and work"d fiU" forty years for their chance  at the public crib.
Stramiely    rtiough.    it   has    been
much easier for Republicans to ge'
.)obs   or   keep   them   at   HaiTisburg
thought   than it has been for old-luie I>'m'>-
hiuclr "   crats lo make the grad
:](llli WI'DDINd
ANMVKKSAKY
th
It  lias been ea.sy  for Private a-cre Theda Iduiarlly   those   who   prepare   to     'g^   lob'ofslaf''"'""'"'   '"   '""'
A   g; tup   i>f   liieiid.s   gatiieic i   at; •h" iiome of Mr   and Mrs   Ciiul'- Merl) on Monday evening to Joi: t ly  celebrate their 30th wedding a.i- Of eours''  nuer-ary and the birthday annlve:- sarv ,>f their daugllt<'r Fannie, Ap: 1
the  a7th
D.rothvlfaitliesi   m   some   partieul.ir   dln-c-   Dem^r:/"".  ^|,"''""'"''"*"   f"'"     li'-^'     Th^ ^'lUdren presented their par Koch   and   Wesley   Gan":   pro,..rty. | tkui are prone to draw ^''.'-«-•'...   ^r'":^'-""^'^>""ier. and a  numO'r I ents wiUi a beautiful  gift
h.iv,
for   pardon.-
nul herrings  of others clo.se  to the  In.slde    hav
,Retiii'     H.invr.      Greta    Weirsnia.' 01  the kind acro.s.s their trails   And   Iwttn able to get rrlatlvos and .sup- increased  IjiTaUse families on  orover  Foltz.   Alice   Brtnlv   Samu 1   now come .i6 pardons at one time,   iiorters on   the relief at first received onlv foixl, but  \i(jrx    and Kathrvn  Hahn:    ,stai;e,  which if they do not  constitute    a now  receive  clothiiiff  and   shelter -^ Volkert   W. ir-m,i    Ralph   Altemose,  "Jail  delivery."   certainly Indicate   a ,111(1 hi sjiiU' of that tlie pre,'«'nt cn.st^ H,,„ry  Mikalvozvk.  and  .lohn  Ker-1 ticnerous  coti.sid. ration    for is only 3!> cents a day for each per-  ],.(,k:' wardrol>';   Lucille  H.n-enbuch ' vu'ls ¦'^^11 Marjorle O.M/ .and    Arl ne    Il.iker  ]
He  al.so  showed    that     forty live ,„,|^,.    „,,   Elizabeth    Marcks    and Sl.ites   havr   higher   Administration  n'iirietta ' Werner;   prompt^u'.   Eve    Governor Earle  must  face a .show
Ivii Rudgi' down   in   th.
appli-
(Contlnuesl on Page Four)
Th.' day is fast approaeliing wh' n
matter   of   Statewide
pay rolls,    but     bv and-large Republicans have got the "gravv".
Tlv  appointment    of  Richard  J Beamish, enrolled n- a  Repiibllean the past  eight  year-. U< tlie fivst Job of   coun.sel   for   th.'   Public Comml.Nsion.    while  manv
Thev  have ten 1 hlldn.'n   nine  xv-
at liomo and one married daughter
Mr   Merl.) ha.s \M-im In the huck-
st<'r  business  for  tlv  pa.sl  twwity-
flve    --ars
Among those prenent were Mr and
] Mrs   Andrew  Rampulla    and    rliil
jdreti;   Mr   and  Mrs   Aiig< lo ZafTer'i
Ser\ic.   and   family;   Mr   and   Mrs     John
W'rlh'    P.iliisa   and   Mr    and  Mrs   Charles
(Continued on Page Sev*n) M. rlo and family.
NOTK 1: Ti) DIM J on \KK.S
Th' -"i-iii ol tlie year I. at ii.iii 1  wiieii prop"rty owners and
n.iir > who take pride In ral"- lug flower-i and keeping tlietr l.'.vn- in good condition, and • I'-r- who. In Uieir efTorts to t.'diee their cost- of planting g,ird"ns will again If" triub!"i Ir, d >y^ of carele.s.s owners. Thcra is no reavin why anyone wli'i take- cire of his property shuild bp thus annoyed through the no'iil' t of careless dou owiieri" Pui' :, :-Mi(»rp. af ijre.vnt s'riv flogs ,i;)i)oar to b. InrreasluK In numb r and rei)')rts Indicate a large number of pj-rsfjni tvlng bi'*"!! by dogs running at larif
.S»'rti<iris 19 and 20 of the ivntia !>)« Iaw make il ck-arly and wpeelfically a dutv of I'k-.*! prilic,, ofTlrer.s tn take tirtWn when dogr, are lound njnnirMiat larK» and are m l(istnif;t.«'fl by me tx> rut d'lwn and stop the annoyanre,
F   P   HAHN,
 ChU-t Biirt»«i