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OFFICER AWARDED BRONZE STAR

MuJ. Melvin C. Shintrlrr ( l e f t ) of Altoona receives tlin Tlron/.nSt;ir meclnl 'from 14. Col. Ilsrliert A. V. i eg J e r , deputy goiicrnl innri-njrer of the 3rd tnuisportution military railwny .service, duringceremonies in KO TC J I . Shingler ivns cited for meritorious servicewl i i l f i assigned first as exscutivR o f f i c e r of tlie 7G5 t h transportationrailway shop hnltnlion nnd later as superintendent n f motive powrrwith, the equipment section o( hciuUiimrlers, 3rd TMRS. The i-jor, w l i r i recently departed Korea for reassignment in Japan, wasdinployed by the Pennsylvania rnilrrmd in Altoona I IP fore receiv-ing his commission in t l io. tinny in 1013. His wife, Louise, nnd chil-dren live at -122 Spruce avenue. (U. S. v i r u i i / Ptifito)

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By Nature ClubAt Blue Knob Camp

The Green-Gauze nature club.ct Saturday af ternoon, Oct. 18, athe Boy Scout camp at Blue Knob,'he afternoon was spent in hikingvcr the trai ls where one could seeblaze of color on every side. Deerverc observed near the Boy Scoutwimmtng pool.At 5.30 o'clock a picnic supper,-as enjoyed at the dining hall,.fter which the group gatheredbout the fireplace for the program.Calvin Folk, president,conductedlie business program and Missk t n y Morrow, program chairman,resented two members of the'ennsylvania Game commission.John Ditmar spoltc on the workf the gaifte protector. He statedf i a t a million acres of land inPennsylvania have been set asideo be developed for food and coveror game. This is only one pha.sef his work. Conservation is taughtschools by the game protectorsrough the use of movies and tec-ures.Mr, Ditmar said that one of thenost urgent problems today is that[ the night hunters who arc kill-ng wild game and the far mers'ows which they have mistaken foreer.Each year the opportunities forportsmen are being improved, Mr.3itmar snid. They in turn can cx-rcss their appreciation by givingoil cooperation to the Pcnnsyl-ania Game commission,The second speaker \vas William.Icllnay, who spoke on the work,if the fish warden. His work in-ludes the study of the stream, theow of water, temperature of thetream and pollution.The three kinds of trout used Intocking tlie streams, the speakeraid, are brown, brook and rain->ow. The brook trout is the nativerout found In the cold mountaintreams while thu brown trout canive in warmer water, according toMr. Mcllnay. The rainbow troutvas first introduced from the westoast and can adapt itself to dif-etctkl tempetalttrea ot water.Fish management has to do withtocking the right kind of iish intreams to suit the vegetation andemperature of the water, thespeaker stated. He concluded hisalk by stressing the importance oficoping a balance in the la\v.- ofnature.Large photographs of prize troutcaught during the trout season twoyears ago were shown.

RUSSIAN-MADEGUNS BACK REDS( C o n t i n u e d f r o m page 1)peak nnd Jane Russell peak abouti.35 p. m. Sunday and also shelled:he allied main line positions.Then communist infantry start-ed coming In . They swept overPike's peak, surrounding an Amer-ican unit. The U. S. ritlemen, bat-tling desperately in hand-to-handduels, cut tho.ic way through theencircling reels and joined other

.THE A L T O O N A M I R R O R , A LT O O N A , PA., M O N D A Y , OCTOBER 20, 1952.

DodgerAcceptsPositionAlbert (AD Gionfriddo, the 1947

aeries hero, assumed a newlast week. He joined the busi-

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been playing professionalsince 19-11. Al entered thein 1945 with the PittsburghGionfriddo hopes to land a man-berth next year, but mayout of baseball if he is suc-in his new work.

Sevenn Sick UstSeven streetcar and bus operatorsthe Altoona & Logan Valleynrc cur-sick list, DispatcherA. McGlynn reported today,C. R. McKclvcy has been ill athome since test July. He residesCalder street, Lakcmont Ter-and is well known as a mo-

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STORES' EMPLOYES RECEIVE 40-YEAR BUTTONS

Five numbers of the, clerical staff of Ihe-Altoona ubrlrs storekeeper's office received awards lor40 years* service with the Pennsylvania railroad at ceremonies Thursday In the office. The recipientsand oflieials who witnessed It iR ceremonies ( l e f t to right); Clarence 1''. Kauffman of 1503 Seventhavenue, \V. C, llenlogle, chief clerk; David S. Mille r of SQ9 I'iue avenue, Dorim J, Mower of 2UTwenty-third avenue, John T. Straw of 1410 Twentieth avenue, L. G. Wiley, assistant to the worksstorekeeper; Merrill A . llaines, works storekeeper, who made the presentations, and Jesse W.lYniplelon of 1 2 W 5 I S J i i i r avenue, Tyrone.

OFFICER AWARDED BRONZE STAR

MuJ. Melvin C. Shi ntrl rr ( l e f t ) of Altoona receives tlin Tlron/.nSt;ir meclnl 'from 14. Col. Ilsrliert A. V. ieg J e r , deputy goiicrnl innri-njrer of the 3rd tnuisportution military railwny .service, duringceremonies in K O T C J I . Shingler ivns cited for meritorious servicewl i i l f i assigned first as exscutivR o f f i c e r of tlie 7 G5 t h transportationrailway shop hnltnlion nnd later as superintendent nf motive powrrwith, the equipment section o( hciuUiimrlers, 3rd TMRS. The i-jor, w l i r i recently departed Korea for reassignment in Japan, wasdinployed by the Pennsylvania rnilrrmd in Altoona I IP fore receiv-ing his commission in t l io . tinny in 1013. His wife, Loui se, nnd chil-dren live at -122 Spruce avenue. (U. S. v i r u i i / Ptifito)

Altoonans toAt t en d H ea r tSroup MeetingDr. Elwood \V. StiUcl, presidentthe Blair County Heart associft-

in , announced that William W.ard, Alexander Notopoulos, G.anley Ruth and Norman F. LaneH travel to Bedford to hear Droward B. Spraguc, noted heartccialist of Brookline, Mass,uak ut the annual Pennsylvaniacart association meeting Got, 25nd 26. Dr. Spraguo will addressassociation at the 6.30p.mnncr held at the conclusion o.e scientific session at t he Bed>rd Springs hotel.Dr. John B. Levan of Readingesidcnt-clcct of the Pennsylvaniapart association, will preside a-\e scientific session from 2.to 4.31in. Oct. 25- Following the commite meetings a panel dis cussi on onThe Work Classification Unit inennsylvania*1 will be held at 10,3'rn. Oct. 26, At the conclusion o

he business meeting Sunday* afteroon, Dr. Louis B. Laplace, preslent of the Pennsylvania Hearssocintion, will speak at the dinnci the topic, "Heart Patients CanVork." The two-day session is exected to attract physicians fro:ie entire state.Prior to the annua l meeting, onct. 23 nnd 2-1, a workshop will botuluctcd (or chapter represen