The Nazareth Item

              The Nazareth Item
AN   INDEPENUKNT FAMILT
NEWSPAPER fJEVOTEU I'O Lll fcUATUJUt,
IXXTAL  AND
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VOL. XLIV.
NAZARETH, PA., THURSDAY   :\i( >KX1.\(, .\I.\i:( H 11, 1'
No. iG
ITEM COOKING SCHOOL A   BIG   SUCCESS
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NAZAKETH HIILDING CODi: NOU A REALITY
lOKE  TILVN   2S0M  RE(H ESTS   FOR  TICKETS
tj    h' dreams uf co-opcr.it-   iiiny wiil deiirsii
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•d by marc ti'..tn HSJ.J r^- . :,ir adnii.-<.'^ion tickets and lii' ,.i,iv of the sch,>jl. ve>tcid.iv . ,,n.  jamnv.'d the  "Y "  Dining
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lery ¦•¦'' 1'"- ^'^ ^''^'   ¦'''' ^"'¦' ^'¦''^'•*' host, ,Secretary Harper Ml    Bell.nny,  the director of thi> c.mtivatod   the  attention  of
ir.ite Spring s.il.id.-
Fi'itl.'rlck Wunderly. 67. died at the R .-'iicrantz Ho.spltal. Stroud.s- i.urg. of complication.s. al 1 o clj'jr. Mondav mornlnz. H' vva.-> well kno'.vn throughout the Pocono,¦^ by the u.iiabitants and by hundieas of mot'.r:-ts  who  have stapp-d to ad-
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Iind de-crt- made in the mechanical niivc the product.^ of hi, m'C-h.in- rcfrlgeiator. Tin., vvill Include re-| j,,,; ^-ni at Cimp RDdvvood. Scotruii cipe- tir .1 St P.urlcr.,, Dav Sal.id m uie Poconcs, which he op'-rat'd a Ft"../en Fruit Sal.id wr.h ChjC^ „p ,, .,, ,,;^o .^.^^.p-r^ known in Na.tar- and a Piir.^apple and Vaiiill.i , ^h wiicie he w.i- a pruvcr m the Mou.-,-e    All rl the-- recipes will b-   ...j;^^-.»ndu trial hie of the bor lugh
Fr d Wund-rlv. a- lie was lamil- larlv kn/".vn to hrs fnend->»was b.m m   Na.iareth   In   18'38.     A  int'ClMni-
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Even tne sal- iirepared on th" stable in view off' the entire audience From 7;30 t 9;30 this evening the in'rchants wil d.'inon>trate th^ new, 193.5 feuure of ho.np anpUanc-'-i no'.v on di-pi.i' at  the ""Y".
Tomorro'.v afternoon and evenin. will  be  the last  day of  the school
all fl .r tue \e''>' beginning and i"e ,ipe.- Itid method., of the kitchen a Ptnh'   d  and actuallv d.^'iinnsirat
" her were     inicrctmg    and   In the afterno-ni session Mi.ss Bel!
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benetirii t.o any hom'maker. Yes- terda' Mi-i-^ Bellamy demonstrated now .. whole meal is cook'?d wuh ,jne l„.in''. She also prepared Peach poUv P.iddiuit and Tuna Fish Roll. Xfter ".»ch recipe had been luIly prepii'i and cocked the dish wa, sen"td -r, the audience for approval
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-''hants Everv booth can- llinKi a di-plav of the latest and most in.Kiern kitelien appliances ,;ow iirituifactun^d a.id the merch- iiits "A"ere prestnit to demonstrate 'hei-  vv.u"e,,     Whde   these   demon-
amy will follow tlie proi^ram in de-  j^^^^^^    ^^.^^
monstratlng   Cakes   and   Icing   re
cipes
be a Marble Cake, the .second Ccm
. he eati".' gave signs of in thr, line, and cou;;l d titt! vv.tli an unusual business a.'U- inen Hr, di;-play of Inventive grn- lus which aDP'ared in the old Yciki i dru^ -toi'^- ,it the ctirner of Mauch  Chunk  stir^cis.
.\    concerted    drive   ij    eiicigi/i   mg couiitie- - bu-iiu'.-s  and   effect   ,uostantlal   re-       BradL.td   C"r.ii'."' employmeiu   in   No;'th'a,t   P.-'iinsyl-   man.  S.iyiel   J,.' vania will  ^et  under way Saturday   anda;     J.nii.',     .St iMarch  16i   when more    than    5ji)   Leonard R   Cir.iijij pi.iicipal,  uf  B ttir  Hou,in.t  Cam-   Davisj;i.  dnti:,: paigns In  twelve counties  iiieei  for | "Wyalu iti-,   ,J .,:. a   reg.o;:al  confei-i„':ic .¦   in   the  Hot-M   W.   Mi      Mii.iii,   .'- Mallow-Sterhng,   Wilkes-Baii.', j J. B. V,t i-i. ;   M ji.r
I     Goverr.or    Oeor-..'   H.   Ear.c    has ' ton.   New   Airair, ;
lat'tepted  the  hivitat.on  of  the Wy-   Rome,     i; ii,r.,   W
I oinliig Valley Cli.iinber ot Coinm r- ^^'aua; ce to dii>cu.s.s the State Adininisira-'     Cariion    Ci.ury.       j.m tuns   plan,   lor   unuroved   housing   Mauch Chunk; Curr.v  Bie- conditions and   the   .stimulation    of   foi'd:    .Mahion  Ki.-ti- r.    Leiint'it
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Tne fir-t  demonstration  will j ^,,^_ continued for three or four sue-
,     , „,       ,      „   ,'',eessive  vears,   are .still  remeinbtred rrtlcin,. the third Chocolate Fudg.. ^^^   nihabltants  and  youngster.
Cake, the fourth an Orange Ice Bo.'<! ,^.-j.|.^   ,^^,       .^ Cake    and  the    fifth    Refrigeratir  .',^^'^ '" Cookies    In   addition    to    passing   " „
bu-iue,,,   recovery   b;.'   cnhancfni-'u; of   realty   varu.'s
Another principal .,peaker at tlv.' Itmclieon will be Edward P. Simo.i, Eastern Pennsylvania Director of the Federal Housing Admini.-tr.itlon.
The Spring drive to advance prj- p<'riy affairs, new d".v-liing coiistiuc- tion and tinancing of mortgages, all under insurance guarantees by pro-
'.'I'ovvn   into   man-^^''^'°" °^ ''^'' National Hou-ing Act,
j was arranged   by   Mr.   Simon    and
continued his abilities in this, Colonel   Thomas   H.   Atherton.     of
Eeustjn .*"vdani-. Suminnt H.il, Joim C, Corijv. .\.-,|ir ll iiri.a; Wr.iain H \Vilh inr Mr.rh Ciiuiik. Jun s Bradbury. W.-itii-i iv, Aiv in Fit-x--:', Mahonurg. and H.ivn.and F Siiiit.i Palmerton.
Lacka.vai.na Ci-urtv; Alfred Ha?- en. Scranton; E. C Watklns Tay¬ lor; E S Jones, Blakely; Joseph T Kellv, Archlb.ild; Hii;ih J, Taclcney. Dickson City; James J McNulty, Thro.ip; O.or;' F Pe. J. De -mond Kennedy Colon.l Frank P  K
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. tie,i-urer  auth:jr;/.^d  t...  u.iv   •
The Nazareih Choral Socie
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1 i.;:,^s oi  May  .' and  oir  ti
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I 2 and giving a c.jiic r: on .Ma
the  board  gr.mted   the   r"qu',-t j     The SclioDi Board of Ujw -r .Naza¬ reth t.->'.vn.,hip  I'eque.-ttd  tut  '.i-.  oi 1 the  high  schCK)!  auditorium  on  the ••vening  cf   March  2".'   for  the  pur- PeckviU'' ' P"'-' °^ gi^uig   an entertair.m'I'.t by Olvphant' ' t'^'ini., of the Heckle .vn school., and
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ances and afttM" thr, final shaw"lng the winner of the S5,00 guessing contest will \x- announced, conclud¬ ing the school
All of the  material u.sod in    this
>cl»oi were furnished by merchants
were   scheduled   to   start,  ^j Nazareth, including tiie groceries.
the
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everv ..ening at   7;30 oclock, "iwd -'arted to gather at the ""V ats.',.;, and rc.nained in th' build 930
around the center of thc lake. Thlsjcd by the Wyoming Valley Chamke:'
has attracted  thousands of  pa.vslng ^ of Commerce,  m Kingston Arnnry.
motorists who drove  through  there  March 19 to 23.
yearly. Also around the edee of Twelve counties will be rcpre-.nt- I this artificial lake he further built ed in the region No 3. Bett*'r Hous- ^ a mlnature enguie and coach and mg drscu.sslons Saturday, w.th 1 other novelties bankers,   business  men,   industrial,.
'    In Nazareth Fred was known  as  contractors,  labor,    spokesmen    for
one  of   the   most   enterprising   and  civic     and     bu.siness     associations.
far-seeing bUsincs men.    He own?d I members of  women's  organizations,
first   bicycle   in | and    Better    Hou.,ing    Community
Chairmen attending from Bradford.
was. furthermore, the  nr,t to drive] Carbon.   Lacka'-vanna.   Luzerne,   Le¬
the meats, the vegetables, the flour, th'-.   cookiiii'  uteirsU,,   the   furniture and   the  displays     It   Is,   therefore, ..„   - wh.en   the   evening   ^^.^^^ ^^.^ ^^,j.^[^ ^^ express our sincere
drawing takes place for prize offer-   t^^nks    m    appreciation      of    the  '''"^   operated   th.: ed f'l  that session '.splendid   co-operation   given   us   by  '^'''^^''•'">'"""'d i'^'» a bicycle shop  H
Till   afternoon, th? second dav of   tli.'   merchants  and  the   DUblic    in
hool.   the   session   will   again   sponsoring   successfully   our   second  an automobile in Nazareth    Kraussihigh.  .Moino.'   Northainpton.    Pike
the jpeii
two o'clock and Miss Bell-   ccoking .school.
steamer,  and   later   took    over    an | Sullivan.  Su-quehanna.  Wavne and
NAZARETH CHAPTER ORDER OF EASTERN iSTAR HELO LUNCHEON
WOMENS DEMO- CR.ATK CLUB MEETS
Tir tron- the N Ordii '.enii.ii I o'cUi
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.ifficf'rs, substitute-, p.ct Ilid committ 'c nr inber '/areth Chanter. '2^2. o t the Eastern Star, wer 'd Sat'irday alt. in >oii at a ?k  luncluon  m tir   Y   M   C
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A, di;,.i,-'   ro..m.   foll.nv'd   bv   c.ird-
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[wortir. at itron. M:-   A:;;ri E   S    c t-
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Ti.- and ,M Stock. Haw,; M.  K' merit, Jem,, ifcarii-
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rnlowing vv-re pi.- - Raipn E St,r,; :. ' Mr. and Mr- I. Florence M. Yei-l.' 111. A Carrie Walkc. M..i- .\ Kahler, Laura S, E.it.-te, Ci.n-tinair laeiido-ia .M , Mary E   Knecht.    Blanch'
Hes.- Hat'i Happ 1. Elizabeth Hip- pel, Anna Schnerr, Eilen Frank.-n- Sekl, Fr'.inc.^s Woll. Olivia  .Marjir,
"I'nirty-lour member., ot tl'.e Naza- leth Women- Democrat'.' Club ine: Tuesday evening in Shafer's Hall, Pre.,idi'nt Sadie Scot', presid.ng. Reports were heard ir.jin Secretary. J i.iue .Metz and tie.i-.ur-r. Louisj Kre.rl, Oi._ ll vv in irrjcr vv.i^ ad- nut led.
ine W,i;. - and .M> .i:., c'lam.tte • .ir.i.ouiiccd t:;,it .i end p.ii't.v vv.ri.d .. ' .-po.i-oreci 1;;. tl'ie r.irj on .Api'.i oth in Siial'-r - H.ri It ",va., a.,.> .u.iiounc. d ti.at trie Str,.' Fedeia- t.on conver.ti'11 "A ..i ijl- n.ld .il l.'ii.' Penn Harir- H'-.te.. H.n;. burg, on .\',ji-.. 3l'i. 4til and .iitll T.ie dele¬ gates iippjiiiled were. .Mia S.idi ' ;-ioi; and Mr,. Came Borst.c; .(.'elirite,; .Mi- Jtiiiiie .Metz and .Mr, Lt'Ui.M,' Kneriit. A deiicmis luiichi 0.1 was .,i'rved by the coin- iiiitne. Mr,. Emma Happel, Mrs t.i lly   Wunderly    and    Mrs.    Stella
j automobile asenry He was aftively interested In the first telephone, electric light and motion picture ventures in this vicinltv, as well as doing contracting work in Nazareth . .iji€t Pen Argvl
';     H.   VV.l., a member of the local St.
1 John's Refonned Church.
I     H.^ is survived by his wido'.v, Mrs,
I Lizzie   I nee  Frieljelyi   Wunderly,  of
j 226 Mauch Chunk street, Nazareih,
- one   ,s.jn,   H.ury,   at   .•\slil4nd   Hotel,
i r,e,ii'   Belf;r-t,     and    one   d.ituhter.
I .Mrs   Donald McCandlrss. a:  liome,
i ,in 1   three   grandfiiildreii      Funn"al
.services will Ix' heid this atternoon
al  :; 1.)   Ill .    from    R..>hn's    Funeral
Parlors on Soutii Main street. .Naza-
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H, Diehl      Ir.t'-rnr i-.t In tiie Ore.n-
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E.NJOVS liKCIPRO- (ITV PROGRAM
ton. Cata-,itiqua; Robert S, Stoneback, Emau-; and Rob.-rt H. Sieger. Slatlngton:
Liu'.'riie Coun'vi Colonel Thiiiia' H. Atherton, Wiikes-Barre; Henry T. .Markman. Hazleton; A E Funk. Whit" Haven; Emerson Berger. Freei.md; and P J. Connolly, Lu¬ zerne
Motiroe Countv I  Robert  Eastwick Stroudsburg;
Northampion County: Andrew G Kern Nazareth; Hayden I'rltchard Bang.ir; Burges., Roland Grubb, Freemansburg; Burgess M. J. Dim- nilck. Hellertcl..; Burges.- Pr.mk- lin P. Hahn. Nazareth; E, C. Nagle Northampton; Btireess Edgar S Bartholomew. North Catasauciua; C E. Sauervvine. Pen Ar!?>"l; Burg- „       ,    ,   , , e,s    .-Xnthonv   D,   Ronce,     Rosetta;
the Board of the   F;'''':'il^  ReservT   Barges    Oscar  Greenzweig,    Wind
j this  requct   was also  granted
Mi.,., Helen Smith, teicher of th' first grade in the Fairview buildin.; tendered lier resignation effect.v. March 29. 193,5. and the board ac¬ cepted  the resignation,
Th<^  board  authoriz-^'d  the  super¬ vising  Drincipal  to  fill  the  vacancy for   the  remainder  of  the   term   by employing  a   substitute   teacher  a $.5  per  day     The  .,upervising prin- j clpal was al.so authorized to attend i the  schoolman's nie"tihg    in    Phil- ! adelphia. April 3 to 6 I     The .-upervising prnrjipal and tiie } secreury of the board were duected to   nr'-'nare   a   budget   for  the  1935- 1936  schfol  year and  submit  it    at the Aiirll meetina
I;.'   C'ld- R./gul.it.iig in-: eie.r.j. ... •. I'-i, t..i:.       tqu.piir.'iit       I'^p.'i.i ...''I.lt. n..    r.inovai   .urJ   -.-..--,)• .'.. i.i '.;     .li,   Ijtr.dirg,      • ¦: u.'tMi' .-      ,j ., ij'.tid-  ar.i     -.g:.-     ol   eVe:';.     ir.,.i e, ¦ ",;. d    J.    t ,   tje   < ;     ted,    ij i;.,..:,.
.11.-, V- ;;.,! ,!._' ll );,! . ell. I.t ^ .' 'I - a;, i dl .Vevv'.r, -, r- i ••rt,;, -•;;- -. ; -d r.t , .in . rd.ii uic.- r ".. • N ..rr- ,, llr^. ign C,n:.. .. . r ','. r, ; )i" •• .11.d 11 ;.,liter li. ly rid.rj .i - ',', It. - ','.... !>.,• ,tiij.'" t t'J it 1 :¦_...- tl n:
Here,ir.-:r brio:-- .ir.v ;i/n-r.r;i;" . ,.. .:..¦ : .11. I.- ,:'. : e r, tr i; ". n. n. i . >:i.in ...'¦ ail a ;j;j i. ,'.it ll'l. i r: p-t";;;; ;r,'.i5t './•¦ h.'d vv.t;. tli' Bur.jugn B riti.rg l> ;,.iit;;i-i,t s tt.ng Ijttn .;. cl';.n. tile i.at.i.-e o! tiie ;n prjvr- nieir.-.  u;jon  an    aopiicat.or.    l-)-.in
I ¦tipp..ed   lor  tills   piirpt>.,e    l.y    t.i-:-
' Bjildlng   Dtpartni'-nt
Upon  the  approv.ii  of  th;,  appi.-
I cat.on b.v the Department thru    ta • Building In.spector. a permit to bu;lJ
I vv id lie is.sued
I     A pennit for a project  will be .--
i sued either to the owner, coiitract.jr
I  ,n'cnitect
The Reg liall jii, ol tht- Codecjver .i'r. eiei'tr.e.ii and piunibinn iiij'...il- .ai;or.,, and a ivrinit niuat be ob¬ tained tl'.erefor
A 1) r;i;;t i- not r-quired tor r .i.-tv I'-oair- \.) a bu.idmg wherd t;.'.:e 1, no uuerfereiire wuh tlie fill ir.u'tioti or s.ifeiv of a buildaig Irul sticli repair.- siiall not be con- - I-i'"' . " ' ;;.'iud.> thi:- cutting a'.vay o: anv wall or any part there-^f, til leiirov.ii '.; any wall or the cut- t...-'     t   ,iir    rt iin   or   support,     or
-II.lit;.g   -•,.;;-   doorwavs,   liRUt  or
No r>e:"m," -hall be required fif ',1 tfU-.ii 1" p...;'-, which wo'Uld not require re-in,pecti(jn by the Board ¦ :   Fne  Und ¦i-.vrlters,
.\j ix'iii.,t -:ra,. U" required for minor piumbmg repairs, but tlie*e si.al! not include the moving of any ¦/   th-^ pre,-':.t   .'ixiures. traps, et:.
Tiie Build;iig Regulations Will be adiii.nistered bv BuildniK In.sp»?ctor Ed H Jones \^ho shall issue the iiece^-ary permit and make the ux- s",)ect;on, as ;-.'q..;red
All the applications for perniii to ira.Id -liail be filed with h.m at hia office at the Boro HaU.
(OL.NTV SLNDAV (OST S30,000 FOR
S( H(K)L ASSCK IA-     FREE (ARE OF AUTO TION NOTES      ACCIDENT VICTIMS
Wyoming  Counties.
Letters urging participation by officers of 160 members of banks in this district have been sent out by Richard   L.   Austin.     Chairman    of
LEGION AUXILIARY KOFFEE KL.AT( H A BKi SU( (ESS
Laur I  Shafer,  Anna   Harper,  Anna Ginther,    Tne prize oflered by  th'
Knar-        Sad.e     Hoiieyman.     Ella club     was     won     by     Mr-.    Carrie
Wunderly.      Alma    Kern.    Miriam Bm-r,tier.
Hut!;   Clara  Mey.'r,   Carrie  Hayeii-  -• •	
"' ^ " *" *   "-"'"" ""'''' (illLD CELEBR.ATES
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Lea. I Starner, Hester Siegfiied. pelen Knauss, Mabel Knau-s, Car- '.* Alpaugh, SadU' Scott, Mav in • ii,nol, Emily Eirjei, Nydia Wag- ¦sr   Edith     Kern.     .M.ir.v     Stneker.
<ary Seyfried. %r"iice Starner. r A Scott, :eii,.ijr Simmons L«n.,   Hagenbuch.
.Miriam Sturuii-
Avac!,a Heil.c .
Nettle Kickeri
Hi''.en<,> i: leg lei
Martha Wright
Ist ANNIVERSARY
I'll,. Oirl, Mi-,ion.iiy Guild h Id .1 coveiej di-h supper in the St. J.diii', Reiormed Ciitiich In celebra¬ tion ol Ihe Guild's .Iirsl aiiniveisary
The business meeting was in ih.ii'Ke   of   El.-ie   Daniels,   in   which
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tx.^  Oswald,   Lena   Marcks,   Anna   wa, held the annual election, th).,e
Ira- mer. Alice D.'iiin,. Ma,.. "Veisley, kay.jel  Kahler,    Mattie    Woodring. kmy   Knau,.,.     Florence     Nichola,. Hsiutetu   Frantz,     Fannie   Oernet, Ann.i    Frack,  all    nt   tow"n.     Rosa mfl.-v   Katie Broad. .M.ie M',-ing¬ ot  r.itam.v;  NLiry J   Roi>ert.-, .if ICiiapiiuiii-.; Margari'l Sleeman. Miii- .«   t'iarke.    Anna    Dieter,    Mazi" ['•^rcii   -1  Balh;  D irothy Smith and Ni.l Hill, of Pea Argyi. Card  wei'e played and prlz",, were '»'arri. (1 to EliziilK'th Happel. Cam • '^'•pau^,,    Hattie   Hai)i)"l.   A.   C.iirio '^'il'ii I      Len.i   Ha.;eiil)Uch.     Av.id.i "^cl;   E'lith   Kern.     Sadie     Scott '^I>ry s    tried, Laura Shafer. Steil.i "''1. M   ,,iiu  Huth,   Anna   Schnerr, ••ira Al 'Irews,   Annie   Kern   R v-.i ijiafflfy   Henrietta   Fr.intz and  M,i- NKh.. ... Mr, Stocker was the recipient of •jcatitiril  gift,   and   v ver.il   b .ti- 'fts of flowers
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nominated were: Pie-ident, E.si.- Daniels; vice presld.nt. Ruth Hel¬ lick; secretary. Mildred Welty, Asst ,secretary, Eveline Sniiih, treasurer, Marjorie Oetz; pl,unst, Henrietta Werner. Mi'eting clos" with th.' readint; of the prayer from the montiily jirayer calendar.
Ihosr present were: Pearl Arndt. Elsie Daniels. Marjorie Oetz, Ruth Hellick, Synthia Kiiati.,s. Paul.ne Mengel. Elizabeth Noll. .Mary Noll, Eveline Smit, Verna Vogel, Mildred Welly. Millicent Oold. Henrietta Werner and Cuiineiioi'.  Mr,,   Wrl..j'ht
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Pl.iiis were put under wav at the F'riday meetiiiu of the Oirl Scout- of Trooi) 1 in the Y M C A to hold ,111 April Pool, party, at which th' ee.iiul class scouts wlio are working 1.11 th,. ho>te.s,s badge wil! be in rinr.e The mi'<'ting was oi>uied with the Informal horseshoe forma t;..ii    Ulth   Helen   .Snyder   as   color-
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IO s\/\i;i III' bearer and Ada Snyder and Miriam
T'»'" li. . W b n.U'M,, h.i- b'eil i^Polnted liy the Evangelical Chur- '•5llllU.ll   eonferenee   p.cently   culi-
'"^i'lg at Allento'.vn, to .serve hi- j^'eiith year as pa,tor of the Hinn.in ¦•i'lBelUai  Church.  Naureth   Rev
'"•I.S and hi-  wile. Mrs.  Kiclilm ^irrts haw    been   very    .siirce-.sfui
"^H their  pa,torale   here
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f,^"" '¦••:.' Ai'l Societv (If ^¦»iigelical Church, will conduct a ^"•" S,ii» ni-\t Saturday, l^^giiinin-' .^^30 a 1,1 at the A, .V P Slnre. '.i^! Miui ,ind Walnut street, aki>*"^ Home-baked bread, ple- tUiM *"'^ ¦'''**'' ^''^^f' «'ul other LJ'""i wm bp on sale.    We invite
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ll. .iiieii   a-,  enliir  gii,nd>
The rem.iiiuler of the girls wh.i were not nmoiig those planning for the comlnfT nartv, worked on tirst ,iiil The ttirls derided that for the i'..iiiiiiuiilty serviee I.M" Mareh. thev •llil iirike a haiiy layette which will be given away.
Pi,II., were made tor a card p,irty t . ill' held In the latter part of April I'l.ke'- can b,. piireliiised from any liirl Scouts of TriHin 1 in a short "line Tlu' prnc<'<'d, wtll be Used I'.r the liimp fund The meeting W.I- (li^-^d inlorm.lUv with tap. ,iiid   'he  Oirl   Seiiilt   iM'nedlcliun
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Th, N,izjin't!i II,uul i- spoils.irtiiii .1  Hum .nul Ekk Supix-r to be liel.l
I The regular meeilng of the Naza¬ reth Womens Club vvas held at the i Nazareth Higii Sciv^Kil building on .Monday evening. Mrs. Ralpii Fi-y ptcldeiit. had ciiarue of the bus;- iie.-,. The Pen .\rgyl Women's Club extended an invitation to attend a Fashion Show at Pen Argyl next iiitir.sdav eveiiiiii;. .March 31. Mrs. Fry also announced thc Child", Health Conference at Palmerton, on May  4th.
Mrs Peppel. cliair.ady of th..' Home Dept . reported a meeting to be held at her h'ome, Tuesday after¬ noon, March 19. All club memb rs Interested in this denartment are invited to attend. Mrs Kern, chair¬ lady of the music coinniiitee spoke of the annual Bach Festival held in B«'tlilehem May 17th and 18th and in I'hiladelphia, week of March J,-)th.
A reciprocity progr.un was given bv the Pen .^rgyl Women's Club as follows;
Piano solo—Mrs, Anna Kress; Violin s.ili:v -M;.,, Gertrude Fehr, accompanied by .Ml,s Winifred Mut¬ ton. Musical reading. Mrs. Aplin. T.ip Dance, .Master Donald Bicler. Vocal trio. .Mi.vs', Madiyn Fie.v. Ruth Miller and Jane Parstur, Humor¬ ous reading. Mrs. Effle Frey. I'agean: ".•\ Puritan S'yle Show,"" with Mis, Hilda Parry, the ivader Trum]>et duet. Jame, Hewett. Jr . and H.irold Uray,
A ,(K'lal hour was then enjoyed The decorations and refreshments were appropriate for St. P.itrick s Day. Tlie following hostes.ses .serv¬ ed: Mrs G Brlnton Searles. Mrs William Silfies. Mr- D Deever. Mrs Edward Ca.ssler. MKs Florence Ni¬ chola.,. Ml.ss Emily Hartzell. .Mr,, Alice Leoix-ild, Mis, Florence Pratni Ii'lder, Mlss Evelyn Smith, Mi-s Jessie Willauer, Mrs Frank Dennis Mrs Willi.im Santee, and Mr, .Al¬ bert   Ne,il
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Bank  of  Philadelphia   and  Fedcra Reserve Agent.
Region No, 2 meeting in Readin'j on .March 8, with six counties tak¬ ing part, brought out closo to 503 men and women actively interested ;n community b-'iiefit-t accruing in the operation of the National Hous- mu .•\ct
The twe'.ve-count:,' area of region .\o 3. centering at WlIkes-Barrc inbriice, a ixipulation ol more than 1.332,000.
Three  baiii-.-  in  Braclfoid Ciunty| already have made 20 nioderiiizatloii ^
,111, 111 tile total atnouni of $0,3,51; j One bank in Carbon, 3 Iftans, $1,80"; 1 ten banks in Lackawanna, 133 loan,,' 577,563;   eleven   banks     in   Luz,n"ne ] 122 loans, $60,161; six banks in Le¬ high.  49   loans.   $22,054;   two   banks in   Monro'.    3  loans.    S2.6o6;    f.iur banks  in   Northampton.    36    loans. $13,158;   one   bank  in   Pike.   1  loan. $1,246; one bank in Sullivan, two in Wyoming have qualified    to    make modernlZiition   loans   on   a   Federal insured   basis;   two   banks   in   Sus¬ quehanna have made 12 loans, $4- 872; and two banks in Wavne have made 3 loans, total of $1,150.
Operating under Title II of th." National Hou-iim Act In the Fed- eral-in,ured mortgagee, program ar? nine bank, in Luz.«'rne County; lour In Lackawanna; one in Susqu-'han- na; one in Sullivan and one in .Monroe,
Invitations to attend the Saturday luncheon in Wilkes-Barre and to take part In discussions during the afternoon witli district executives and members of the field staff of the Federal Housing Administration were mailed bv Colonel Atherton to Community Chainnen of Betti'r Housing   campai.jtns   m   th.'   follow-
The   I Knecht ion   Pos kiatch
,uxi:,.ii '..e   Harold   V
Post, ot the American Leg- , held a .,ucces,Cul kofT-^e ;idav   ever.iiia    -lai     which
Gap;   .Mayor   Robert   Pfeifle.   Beth-
leh'.ni; Ro.,- G   Ru-ch. Ea.-ton; an.i   there  wer^ 300 in  atteadance     An
Burge.ss O. H. Smith, Portland; I ir.t,.re,t;n'/Vrouram w«s presented Pike   County;     Frank  P   Ludvvi'3,   Mrs.  Lena  ^tli.   Mr/  Ruth  Klp-
Milford. jptna'r.  Mrs   (thei ^nutfmar.     .Mr-
Sullivan  County;     Hui;'ri     Siiel-; Hattie Happ i'.and ^I^ -   Flo.vd W.ig-
iiiiiiPr.  Du,lior.'. I ner pre-ented W aonuc ttrai.d op ra
Sti-qtieiia.ma County    J.^hn  Cli'ur-   Miss Anita  Kt)pcht   played  a  p.
j Northampton Countv had a vi^i'- la^t, week from R Stanlev Kenlig of the S'uite ,tafr, who came at the uivitaiion of tlie department of Chn,l.an Education of Moravian College. Bethlehem, where a fine Leader.ship Training School is ineel- uig eacli we«.'k Tiie leaders of ihio schojl have admitted Sunday School workers from the city who are anx¬ ious to do some accredited Leader¬ .ship Training work and much good I-  being  accomplished.
An excellent letter has just been ,e.ii out by the County Yuuiig Peo-^ pie's Supt Walter W. P.-lton. an-' nounctng the County Voung PeopU' a Conference to be held on April 12 and 13. at St John's R>forni?d Church Nazareih There v^iil bu a numtx-r of worth'A'hile discussui'i topic- directed bv as fine a set jt people as ever t'xjk part  in a Slat
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Fores.
nev    .md Jo-epii Citv,
Wayne County; Cleiii'iit J. Reap Hoi.'-dal. ; and J.-vph W Mu;ia'.' Hawley
Wyoming Coun ver   Tuiikhannocf
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requested liy Coloriel .Mherioii to invite members of thetr ex.^cutivc and advisory committees and civtc and bu.,iness leader,, men and wo¬ men, of the respective coniftiunities.
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terd r.'ti  .ill /irt'krdri;; di'-t   '.va,   i^e-. iiV'd   '; t.i;:ie   Erof   a;id \;a;i Stewart .•tv'in"   cav,!   a Th'-. d i/e  Shafer
il il '   Lii-ir..'.,, lirir.'e     rf   Mr-
Kleppir.  .'
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Stewart Eyer r-'ad the .- . relit. - report and Mr= Clarence Weav 'i" read t!i< trea,urer s reixirt Mi - agnes Keene was appointed pr -;- dent Oi the poppv ommitte--.', A ,p."'cial meetine w;ll be held cti March 29 to app'.>lnt a d"iec ite t • llie four couniv council which wii! o" held at Summit Hill In Apr;! Other business periatnina to tui¬ th;-
A pleasant surpn-e party was held at the home of .Mr. and Mrs. Thos.
R.i,,;i. New street, on Friday m hon-   Council  will   Ix^   dr-cus-ed    ai or of their son. Kenneth, on the oc-   me •ting cas;on of his eleventh birthday.        !     A radio party was held vvitii piize-
G.imes were played and later the   being   aw.irded   to     the     foilowuij children were seated at a table de-   Shirley  Dech   Dorothv Trein, Edd.e corated in green and white with a   Me.vers,    Ham-on    Walters,    Floyd lai"t;e birthday cake in the cent-r,    ' Butz  Mr,   Howard Werkheiser. Eai"!
I-1.1 .-'I'tnee   not  to mention a C-ri- tv   conieretife     Tiie  fo.lj'.vtna   1-ad e; , ",v.i! dr'ect d;,c;i--.oii iir.a.i-    ti Rev,    E    H,   Bon,a.i     Slate     V-.it.i I.'ider    Dr   Rr.  S   ILitip:. M i; ,r. ...ii
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Fi-.t.r;.;.   M.l  :;    Y.'itig   P. ..p.e -   ;,,- ;¦   't   r   ; ¦;¦   tiii'   Pre-ii; teri.in   Ba.a Dr   H' i.rv   A.i. ir  l.alayetl^'  C  i.-i •; Mr-    Ciit!  rc;    l'et"r-.:i.   Ftnor-.....^ N    J      L    Fi    B.i-iiir, 111   Directoi   ot P   !'•    p;   .:-i;ii-    Ailei.tovv:.:    Cn--- ¦ :    A   Q.i ar-     teacher    ul     V-iia: F '.;)ie - ,!¦,,- E.i-t.iii. thc Rev   Rov- land   H      Winte.     Young     Pe-pie - S .;)'     M  inji    C < .   Pau.   Le.nb.ic.i .Jr    Slate I>ept   uf Ju,tice    Tiie eu-, ".: • iinjratii i, -ueh a, to .ippea. t ¦' C 11, t,an   Vouiii;   People   and   r.   1-^ e\,K. ted   tliere   will  be  a   i,irze   at- t.-'i,dance       Registration    ,hould    be made  Uirougli  C   Pau!  Fel'-iti   Ea^- t-in  l>'lor^.  Mondav   ..\pr.l  Bt.i, !
Ntirth.ir.ipt'iii       Di-tnct       ulficer-' elected   receiitiy   to   si-ne   otic   yeai ptcident.   Cl.iud" prc.cieiit.     IJaroi i
Mistakes of auioinobile drivers c.^st hospitals Hi Backs. Lehigh and Nortliampton Counties, more tiiaii $30,000 in actual outlay for free car* of nearlv lOOO accident \icliiiis dur¬ ing the past 12 months, rejjorts from those  general  hospitals reveal
Throughout the SUte the coisl to general hospitals was greatly in excess of $540 000 for treat.ng more than 11 OOO indigent automobil* accident patients d'aring th't 12- monih period " according to a sur¬ vey Just completed by the Honpitil Association of   Pennsylvania
The survey was made ""to deter- iiiine the extent of the unjust fi^e« care burden iniposed upon h>spital3 by reckle,, drivers,"' it w"as siid, and '160 .^f the 223 ger.'ral ho-pi- tals m the State furnished cj$t ir^ures
Those fisrure'' reveal that automo* biie accidents on Pennsyl v. nia i.ignway, and city ,treet., :,ent nnire tn.in 16.000 ix-'r,oi.., to hosp.tals : e 12 month, and that only th'ise   patients    paid     thetr
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The guests were Anita Hever Loiii-e Schlesel. Marv Ellen Ra.,h Elizabeth Wilklns, Shirley Dech. Be'tv Werkheiv-'r, Gioia Michael, M.itf Loui.se Mertz. Reid StofTlet. Rolj<^rt C. Ziegler. Oerald Altemosir
Siegfried. Nettie Kleppinger. M.nn." W.irtman Clara .'\ir.irews, M.irv Ca.sey, Mrs Edelman, Eddie Heimer Lula Schls,,ler, Luther Clcvell Dorothy Rice. Cornelius Bia-- Agnes Kraemer, Mrs. Simmons, M.ic
,ir"    as   lor.n'.^,
Tr.jxeli,       vice
H"ber!;n2:     -.'cretarv treasurer,
tin   .A   O'.'c.er;
Sap"      Florence
Ralpli  Fry,  Thomas  Kern,   Oirdo i! Olnther. Mrs   Dungan. Susan Com- Stoll.et, Earl Wilkin, and  Kenneth   p.mv   F   Oerivt,  Irene  Roth,  Ruth
Ra.,h
M;,    Carrie   W.ilker     entertained
th,' !iiemb<'r, ot her bridge c'ub at her Iiome on Hi;h street, on Sai- iii'd ¦'   evenirj
WHAT PETER KLEI.N, PRESIDENT OF PENN¬ SYLVANIA THRU HIGHWAY ASSO., THINKS OF THE PROPOSED HIGHWAY FIND DIVERSION
Kreldler, Howard Werkhei,-er, Sv¬ billa Frable, Frances Laubach, C.v:- rip Ackerman, Louis Wolfe Mrs Haldeman, Mrs Edward S;pi)l^ Alex Company. Florence Altemo,o Jennie Wunderly and Walter Wa.xser
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M i{ri!i>i   i>\i;n
Le- Young People - Kleppinger. A-,t V P Supt Mir.am Praeuriu,. Ch.ldren', D;vl.,ion, Mabel Hllb>'r/ .•Xdtilt DiVi.,;i.ui Reuix'ii Sinitir S'ii Kll Aibiniii-.tration. Ralph F Smith; Home Department, M;- Lydia Miller; Missions. Mr, C.ar- ence Hawk; Temperance, William L rch; Christian Education, Jonti Rinker
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,^\ pleasaiu s'.u'pr;-.   i'ii;.>   '.va- ten¬ dered  Mrs    Hnrold   Oetz   on   Sa" ur¬ .i.iv  evenlin? by the einpl.'ves of lii.- leader Stort^m honor of her inrtii day  anniversary     She was pn ,ent e-i  with  a  beautifui  gilt
Dancing, r.idlo and card, vv r..' tiv features   of   the  evenins,   A   bufft'i
inipr ve
St.l'..''
¦ii.it til ;""lv' p. ;t .   hujiiu.i
Il.ir.iid .Snvder, diuanist of Sehoe- iierk Miiravi.in Church wll! plav a leeilal in St John's Lutheran Chur¬ eh at B.illi on Siind.iv afteriiiMUi, March   17. al   2 30
Ir.eluded 111 Ihe recital will !>' llie Ix'iiu"lllll Prelude and Fugue In (' Minor i>r n.ich and the brilliant Fantasv and Fugue of Joseph Tchlr- -eh     A'-.«i,tiiiK  the organist  will  Ix'
it tlie V  M  C  A. Saturday, March   Pi..|   I   II   H,irthi>liinii'W and a mix- by  III niinrtet wlilili will render srveral
3iith       Tickets   will   be  on   sale
nieinlMT-    ol     tile    1),lllll    S^Mlll
,,i(i"ed   selection.
KeadiiiK,   Pa.  -The   future  toward iz<'-   l.o">v   manv   th nr-aiid,   of   men
which    Peiin,ylvanla"s    unemployed road construction    enipluvs,    giviir,'
may loik asstiredly will b<" a gUxmiy th'-ni ,k»c out of every d dlar exp'iid-l lunch w.r, enjoved
one, if the current propo.sal to wipe ed,'    I woiid'r ;f    he  rcalizi,    how'
out  the  motor  fund  entirely  1, al- murli   road   bmldiiiij   and
lowed to become  fact,  Peter  Klein,, men;   are  nei'ded  In  'ir
President      of    the      Pennsvlvania wonder  if  he  remember
Thixitigh   Highways  A.,sociation, de Feder.il O'-ivernmer,'  det
dared  today ahze.  State,   (or  div,r';i
Referring dlrectlv to the mea,ure fund, ' offered by Senator Shapiro, of Phil-       "If  iiigliway con-'iiu-t im   airi ur
I adelphia,  to draw ofT $100,000 000 ot provement  ure halted  in  tin- St,re
highway  funds  to  bt:'  u>ecl  for gt-ii- the  Iirure  toward  win. !i the uiriii-
eial  St.ite  exi)eii,s<r   Mr    Klein  said plo.ved    mav    look   i,    (. rt.iinlv     a
that   "extravagance  of   this   sor.   l, Klo<'>my one     We can  hvik  lor, ii >t
not   only  extremely   dangerous,  but only the cessation of act;vitv  in ,i;i
duvvnriizht   unfair and  oppressive'" the industries directly and indirect-
"Day after day,"' he said, "'wc hear lv conerrned with ro,id buikhiiB, bir
that the unemployed mu-t be taken for  ,i  drastic and cruel  iiicrea,se In
e.ire of;  mu,t  U'  itlven  relief     But nii,,erv'  for the human  iK'intj,  th.'.
Instead of taking the best me,in, of Industries afTect so doiin;   and    at  the    -,ime    tim-       "If    money    which    the    Peder li
building  liomethlng  wortlrAhlle, our Oovernmeiit  is willliiB to provide i,
legi,lati>rs ai'e i>oiiderlng a graiuUost> good enough  for  employment,  why
.M'henie to wii>e out  the  motor  fund are   not   the     fund.,     rennsylvania
entirely     I '"''fer to Ihe proposal of iniitori?is p'ay for ronds. good enough
.Senator Shapiro, of Philadelphia, to to put on the road.s where they ran
transfer $inoo(NioiiO from the motor genuinely   help   the   workUr-is     and
Iiiiid for general Stat*, expenses ii.'<'dy? It Is high time penn.svlvania
¦I wonder it Senator Shapiro has mine  to  the   reallzniion   that   what
considered how" many men would be the [x'ople    want    are    true    relief
thrown out of work bv this prop.i, mea,iii"es   that   will   pnivide   lioiie,i
ed diversion?    I wonder If he real- jobs'"
Pr.,':', .It card, wer, ,i',vai ie.i t > Ml' l.iii'iw'ine Mr, John Price Mi-, , .^niia Rhymer Mr, Oe irge Wacner i Mi-, M.irj'ierite .\ppleg,ite Mr- ! \V,i"er Mi",'Lt. 1 M;-- Jennie Fei...; I ,I'r,n Price and  Prank  Vivian
lil.l-.' p;.'j'lit w'le Mr and Mr- W,i,ter Ciimpb.'!., Mr and Mrs Wai- " !' M'i/..,ir \lr ami Mr, O.'.rg ': W,urei' Mr aiKiMi's Frank Vivian Mr and Mrs I^Kn Price, MU, .^n- ii.i Riiviner \ii^, isniiie Feil'r MI-- Marguerlte AppU'^ite Willi.nn Dicker Herin.ui Bloom Mr a.id Mrs. Harold Oetz. all of town, airl H i   WilKins   of Fll,ton
lilG  BLAST I _IN_ QIARRY
'     Tir-   Tiunibovver   Lune   St.oiv.^   Cj , -.•"   .dl  ,111  enormous  blast   in   t,ie.; -line  qu.irrv  on Tatamy  ro,id, i.ea, Nazaretii   on   Monday,     The     C'"!!!! pan.v ha- an excellent arfldc of Iinv ,-" •tie .Hid I,irii;sli tu^fJ^ial lor niair. State  i"o,ids and ^ifhcr work  ,iiid  at t.ieir    lire,,    iitic^^v     thev      .m.riv manv men wheil ia operation   T n L..1-'   .'11   M.'Ild,IV  contained tvven ' t'lr  Inle-  .(lid  th<'  h.ilci were  t:   in ¦,\'v'   t-i itim "V   i%id^n and  i" Qiiireri  -IX  I .11, of rtTirinn'e t i  -  ii i off  tlv   Ll,i-t  winch threw .ri"   '. ,    . t.iii- -ii rock    Till' I'i.l," I'  1 ¦ ,1 u.' r -acre-.- and  vviil  keep t,i.   tirn 1),- ',i.irkiiiL' '.I l'l.•.Ill  up liir     \  .11111"!.  # «	
W III   MOM    lo KT IiNON    \    \,
MOtKIIMOUN    \(rll»INT
VU TIM   DII ^   IN   I  \N|o\
Mrs    N.'ll   Ki,th
er      wife    of    Dr i Walter Klsiler. of Wilkes-Barp\ one ill several ti«'rson.s injured at Stoek¬ ertown  last  Wednesdav   night  In    a' eolhston  with   a   freight   DTnin,  dt'd Saturday  in  the  E.iston  Hospital
Till machine wa, driven hy Ver¬ non John.Min. \Vilke>-Barre, who with Ins wife and ,<->ii were slightly Injured.
R>l-rt    Ktfiiii,    enijiloyed    i ofTlee   -Ji   tlje   Lune     Star     C  n dip     N.iz*r»j*h.-   one   of    the   ir r'.^In^l  bv   t!i,.  Iiiierr.,it;on,il Cen Companv    received   notice   that !i,i-   lieen   tran,ferred  to nne   oi   t ompany i-^B^i^  at   Hud-.>n    N He   ext^ects   to  move   to   Hudson •lie near fut'ire
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Dr Paul Correll chiei .surgeon at tlie Easton Hosnltal was th«" gue%i speaker at the regular meetlnit ijf Uv Rotary Club held Monday eve¬ ning in the Y M C A All the local doctors were the guests of the club The usual song .senlr* wa-s followed by .supper, after whieh Dr Correll gavp  an  interesting talk
renri rittis 11 OOr spent 17J.003 d.i.v ¦ m iios'j.tals at a cost "of nnrt t ..i-.i S-")38.iX)0 to th3.s.-> institulioiu : ; .;u-t watd ;-are—-iifals, laundr.V, ;.,,.   •    .Ltd ord.'r.y  service "
P: .>fe--.o;.a; costs, which are not i..c.u:ied in those figur.^s. would run into many thousands of dollars la iidditlcn" ,aid A R Hazzard. sup¬ er.ntendent of Easton Ho.spital, E.l-ton. and a Dronnnent member ,:  "he hcsp.tal  a.-.'«)ciation
"In order to e,tlinate the annual outlay for th;, free care of a'atxomo- b.le a.-cident victims'" Mr Hazz.ird -aid vve asked all ho-pitals to f'uni- 1-11 exact cots figures for a 3-month 1> riod the quarter winch end-d November 30 last All but 63 of the 223 gener.il hospitals in the State re-ponded
"The 160 reportliiB hospitals car¬ ed tor 4057 auto victims during that 3month, pencil Oniv 1230 paid their hospital bills in frll Tlie r'- malning 2827 s!>.nt 42.7H5 davs in ho,pital, at a cost to thc liistitu- 'nn, of $184 286 74 Part pay of onlf $10.3641J.T was received towards th.it eiT^rmou, free care cost The net 1 >,s was $133,9221)!) or at th • rata of more than SiiiOOOO a year "'
"Statistics   Irom   the   three   local
>mties Mr Hazzard said. "r»'veal lhat 228 injured were admitted to lical hospitals during the threa I  .1111 lis     Onlv   57  paid  In   ti'U '
"The remaininj 171 " he .said, "',j>eiit 21.s2 day, in our ho,pitali at an actual cost to the institutions of $7.060 91 Only $350 00 vvas received In part p.ivment. leaving' our h «spl- lals with a net lo-., of »6 710 91 or at  the rate i^f $26,843.64
"Tnat 1, ra.iilv onh a part ol tha actti.il cost' Mr Hazzard said. "If ve were to .Kid thc out pallent fol- 1 e.e u'.i of most of these t'>atlents liter du.i'liarge the ei).,t ol which run, U'l ',. one dollar a v.sit, and add the actual cost of dressings, dtiij- X-iav Nt'.idies m.d -)thpr ma- !.'i';,il- li-'d Itl tri'atment,s we prib- ,1 ilv w'luld have to double thos« •¦• ',t fiaure. That would still leava .." all prole-slonal chnrKPs "' Our hospitals an paying tor the ¦ ike, of rei kle-vs drivers, we are IMv.na for the hospitalization of th« who af' on EiiierKeiicy Relief and a coii,tantly growing indigent 1..' On top of that th" last Ad¬ minist r-ii i.in defaulted on clom? to a million dollars of apprtjprlatlous t ' Sta'e iid<"l hospitals The r"»ult r- tha' ,-i)rPs of hospitals art actu¬ allv bHikrr.ii and at lea«t a do^-n v-lid 1)1' .-li>,ed today If It wen- not f >r the nrr>,pert of quick action on t!ie part of ttie state to make gtrid th long overdue payment.8," Mr. Hazzard  said
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