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24. LEGAL NOTICES tvtnlnq Goiettc, Ftidoy, July 19N. 11 FOUND APRICOT colored Poodle, pregnant. Vicinity of Plumville, Smicksburg. Brown and white medium sized male on IUP campus.

Ph. 11 tUSIHESS SERVICES' SMITH'S Blacktop Paving. Driveways and parking lots. Free estimates. Ph.

459-6579 or Derty tfx PHOTOS by AHshouseTCalidTd photographs in living color. Weddings, all occasions. 4633911. W.F. tfx CEMENT and spouting: carpenter, tree trimming, and removal, and lawn mowing.

Ph. 354-2032 after 6p.m. Ux al, trimming, odd jobs, refuse hauling, lumber, brush. etc. Indiana Boro and White Twp.

Ph. Gulace evenings. 465-6842. Dump truck sen-ice. 18 THIS spot, that spot, traffic paths too.

removed with Blue Lustre carpet shampoo Stear Hardware. Lumber, and Gift Shop. Shelocta. 16x MILLIONS of rugs have been cleaned with Blue Lustre. It's America's finest.

Rent elec. shampooer $1. Frailey Builder's Supply. Shelocta. 16x PROFESSIONAL paintingTex- terior and interior.

Quality work, free estimates. Ph. 4658026 or 465-8171 evenings. 14 PROFESSIONAL house painting. Special low summer rates.

Ph. for free estimates 814-746-7159. 23 and exterior. Robert Grear. Ph.

465-4308. U.x NOTARY Public. Title and tag service. James Kring. 828 Stannard Indiana.

Pa. 4658955. tfx CHAPMAN'S Life Insurance Agency and Notary Public. 402 Church Indiana. Ph.

4657101. tfx TREE trimming and removal Complete landscape service. Concrete and stone work. General contracting and repairs. Patterson's Nursery.

Ph. 412463-8334. tfx 19. REPAIR SERVICE TV repairs in your home. Prompt, honest, reliable.

Indiana and vicinity. Ph. 463-6138. tfx 23. ANNOUNCEMENTS 23o.

Dining Amusements BANQUETS, parties, conventions. For reservations call Innkeeper. Holiday Inn. 463-3561. tfx FOUNTAIN Green Restaurant.

Friday and Saturday Special: Beef Braciole. Rt. 286 South. tfx SAT. special: broasted chicken and veal Parmesan.

Sun. special: broasted chicken, English pot roast with cheese dumplings and stuffed chicken breasts. Steaks and chops from our charcoal grill. Reefer's Restaurant, intersection Rt. 156 and 422, Shelocta.

14x 23c. Speciol HI neighbor! Tried Blue Lustre for cleaning carpets? It's super! Rent elec. shampoo- er $1. J.B. Cramer Hardware, Homer City.

16x BOOK sale! Music, arts, sciences, literature, novels, dictionaries, etc. 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Cogswell Hall, IUP. 14 24. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE: All legal advertisements must be in Gazette office two (2) days prior to publication.

Read Gazette Classified Ads. NOTICE BY THE REGISTER OF WILLS AND CLERK OF THE ORPHANS' COURT DIVISION The following executors, administrators, guardians and trustees have filed their Accounts in the Office of the Register of Wills for Indiana County, or of the Clerk of the Orphans' Court Division of Indiana County, and will be presented to the Judge of the Orphans' Court for Confirmation NISI, at the Court House. Indiana. Pa. MONDAY.

AUGUST 2, 1971 at 10:00 O'CLOCK A.M. 16. Kosanovich, Eva, by George S. Kosanovich. Thomas S.

Barbor, Ally. S2-71-44 Stiteler. Charles, by Carl Stiteler. Tomb Tomb. Attys.

17 Smicklo. Catherine by Helen Preall. Joseph N. Mack. Atty.

18. McMillen. Nannie by Jean Simpson. Fisher. Ruddock Simpson.

Attys. Adams. Gertrude, by Savings Trust Co. of Indiana. Thomas S.

Barbor. Atty. 20. Hppicr. Florence by Ralph G.

Hcpipr. II. al Daniel V. Delaney. Airy 21.

Bartol. Steve, by Elizabeth Bartol. Holsinger Clark. Attys. 22.

Straitiff. Mattie by May S. Meyer, Thomas S. Barbor. Atty.

23. Love. James Edwin, by Sara Johnston. Serene Fee. Attys.

24. Love. Nancy by Sara Johnston, C. T. Fee.

Attys. 25. Burzie. Joe. by Farmers Bank Trust Co.

of Indiana. Serene Fee. Attys. 26. Fassett.

Laura May, by G. Emery Fassctt. James L. Jack. Atty.

27. Taylor. Eva by Charles Taylor. Exr Serene Fee. Attys.

Donald B. Shank Register of Wills and Ex-fficio Clerk of the Orphans' Court Division 7'9 J.M. Frye, Attorney ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE Letters of Administration on the Estate of Anna C. Smith Late of Homer City Borough deceased having been granted the undersigned, those having claims against said estate are requested to present them duly authenticated for settlement, and those knowing themselves to be indebted are requested to make prompt payment. Robert A.

Smith Alberta Smith Elias 373 East Church Homer City. Pa. 15748 Thomas S. Barbor, Attorney ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE Letters of Administration on the Estate of ESSIE BARTLEBAUGH Late of Montgomery Township. Indiana Pa.

deceased having been granted the undersigned, those having claims against said estate are requested to present them duly authenticated for settlement, and those knowing themselves to be indebted are requested to make prompt payment. Ernest Bartlebaugh Administrator R.D. Cherry Tree. Pa. 15724 7.167/237/30X Gessler Shulick, Attorneys EXECUTRIX'S NOTICE" Letters Testamentary' on the Estate of JAMES D.

McFALL. late of Clymer Borough, deceased, having been granted the undersigned, those having claims against said estate are requested to present them duly authenticated for settlement and those knowing themselves to be indebted are requested to make prompt payment. KATHRYN RICE KELLS Executrix 185 East Chestnut Street Blairsville, Pa. Current Quotes By The Associated Press "I will undertake what I deeply hope will become a journey for not just for our generation, but for future generations on this earth we share Nixon announcing in a nationwide television-radio address that he will visit Communist China "I'm astounded, delighted and Democratic Leader mike Mansfield about President Nixon's planned visit to Communist China. "This liberalization will definitely help us in recruitment because in this day and age everyone is Police Lt.

Jack Farr on regulation changes to permit applicants for jobs as policemen to have had limited experience with the use of marijuana. i District Hospital Register SIDE OUNCES by Gill Fox INDIANA HOSPITAL Births for July 15 Mr. and Mrs. Jon F. Nolte, Indiana RD 3, girl.

Admissions for July 15 Mrs. Michelle Fleming, 521 Water Indiana; Florence E. Skinner, 16 N. Water Homer City; Ray Doyle Marsh Box 52, Marion Center; Mrs. S.

Lucille Means, 200 W. Mahoning Punxsutawney Paul Czapla, Box 299-P, Blairsville RD 1. Clarence E. Rankin, Box 43, Strongstown; Victor R. Miller, Box 114, Homer City RD Samuel W.

Kinter, Box 17, Lu- cernemines; Mrs. Bertha E. Smeltzer, 296 Oak Indiana; George Reedy, Templeton RD Norman G. Ewing, Box 116, Clarksburg RD Thomas Lee, 340 East Pike, Indiana; Mrs. Dorothy M.

Lewis, Box 311, Ebensburg RD 1. Discharges for July 15 Lissia L. Crawford, 917 Phila. Indiana; James P. Dalpra, 1385 Locust Indiana; Bert E.

Donaldson, PO Box 127, Homer City; Mrs. Marjorie A. DuBois, 5 Coates Lane, Indiana; Lisa Kathryn Farabaugh, 208 Courtland Indiana. John Foster 35 E. Burrell Blairsville; Isaac M.

Hadden, Clymer RD Edward Pete Harvath, Clymer RD Joseph Elaine Kinter, 61 Maple Homer City; Peter J. Mikeska, Box 7, Coral. Mrs. Susan Pearce and infant, 39 S. 10th.

Indiana; Kevin J. Polisky, Heilwood; Terry Edward Redd, 330 Ridge Indiana; Barbara Ann Slater, Box 565, Lucernemines. LATROBE Admitted Barbara Shannon, Saltsburg; Donna L. Jones, Saltsburg; Carol A. Wyke, Blairsville; Anthony DePetris, Homer City; Yvonne M.

Webster, Blairsville; Jami Volpe, Blairsville. Discharged Dorothy Duncan, Avonmore; Clark Lewis, Saltsburg, C. Gregory Renwich, Blairsville; Mrs. Susan Conner and son, Avonmore. KITTANNING Admitted Delsie I.

Anderson, Smicksburg; Helen I. Schall, Elderton; Reed Sherry, Juneau; Hazel S. Yount, Shelocta; Louis E. Calvetti, Clune; Mary J. Zack, Indiana.

Discharged Melissa A. Shotts, Dayton; Vivian M. Miller, Homer City; Ruth C. Monnie, Glen Campbell. License Suspensions The following is a list of license suspension as released by the Bureau of Traffic Safety of the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation for the Indiana County area.

ARMSTRONG 60 Days Gary E. Craig, Dayton; Kenneth R. McClafferty, Rural Valley. CAMBRIA One Year Jay Moore, Nanty Consolidated Report of Condition of PEOPLE'S BANK OF WEST LEBANON of WEST LEBANON, INDIANA COUNTY, Pennsylvania and Domestic Subsidiaries, at the close of business on June III), 1971. Published in accordance with a call made by the Secretary of Banking of Pennsylvania pursuant to the provisions of the Department of Banking Code.

ASSETS Cash and due from banks including $none unposted debits) 187.067.01 U.S. Treasury swunUe.i 122,993.13 Securities of other Government agencies and corporations 43,993.33 Obligations of States and political subdivisions 375.452.46 Other securities (including corporate stocks) 131,078.88 Federal funds sold and seruntie. purchased under agreements to resell 250,000.00 Other loans 1,444,475.88 Bank piermsex furniture and fixtures, and other assets representing bank 995.50 Heal estate owned other than bank premises 4,731.84 Other assets 396900 TOTAL ASSETS 2,564,757.03 LIABILITIES Demand deposits ol individuals partnerships, and corporations 644.439.72 Time and savings dcposn- ol individual, partnerships, and corporations. 1,545.227.01 Deposits oi States and political subdivisions 36,748.92 Certified and checks, etc 15 373 45 TOTAL DEPOSITS $2.241.789.10 (ai Total demand deposits $693,465.09 ibi Total time and savings deposits $1.548.324.01 Other liabilities 44 761 20 TOTAL UABIUTIKS KESEKVES ON LOANS AND SECURITIES Other reserves on loan-, 21,000.00 TOTAL RKSKKVKSON LOANS ANU SECURITIES' CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Equity capital, total 257,206.73 Common stock-total pjr value 50,000.00 Surplus Undivided profits 57 206 73 TOTAL CAPITAL ACCUt'NTS 257'20673 TOTAL LIABILITIES, KESEKVES. AND CAPITAL AC'COUNTS 2,56475705 MEMORANDA Average of total deposits for the 15 calendar days ending with call dale ...2,249.115.18 Average of total loans for the 10 calendar days ending with call date 1 445 321 31 COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA COUNTY OF INDIANA ss.

U.K. burkett. cashier of the above-named institution, do solemnly swear (affirm) thai this report of condition is true and correct, to Uie best of my knowledge and belief. Sworn and subscribed rue this 9th day of July, 1971 Olive Collins, Notary' Public My Conunission expires Feb. 6.

1975 Burkett Attested as correct, to the best of out knowledge and belief: John 0. Campbell Joseph Miller Samuel Fyock Directors Roger Glo. INDIANA One Year Joseph M. Blatt, Creekside; Roger L. Bouch, Clymer; Janet M.

Cramer, RD 1, Penn Run; Robert E. Kinnan, 368 Twolick Indiana; Lewis F. McAdams, Strongstown. 60 Days William R. Morrone, RD 1, Penn Run; Joseph R.

Res- chini, 355 S. 4th Indiana. Six Months James R. Sanosky, Sixth Clymer; Henry S. Zorechak, 203 N.

Main Homer City. 90 Days John A. Smeltzer, Shelocta; Kenneth Wetzel, Rossiter. 30 Days Linda Kunkle Smith, Plumville; William H. Yeager, Rossiter.

Pope Arrives For Vacation CASTEL GANDOLFO, Italy (AP) Pope Paul VI arrived at his summer residence of Castel Gandolfo on Thursday and said his vacation would be "more nominal than real." "In the Church there are so many things that require our continuous presence," he told a cheering crowd of nearly 3,000. VT HIA. tx. IH. in M.

off. "I wish George would get rid of his beard. I can't take much more of the homemade intellectual philosophy that goes with it!" iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiniiilillllllliiill) Oswald Jacoby Jacoby On Bridge Distracted By A Lady iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiimim "These JACOBY MODERN light raises are for the birds," grunted South. "I had 17 high-card points and a solid six-card suit. You raised me to three and I couldn't make my contract." "Couldn't is not the correct wording," replied North.

"As a matter of fact my hand was too good. Take away my queen of hearts and even you would not have managed to get set." South had not bothered to use the code "ARCH" at trick one. A 'Count of winners and losers would have More Black Babies Are Adopted PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) An Oregon adoption agency says a nationwide survey shows that the number of black babies adopted by white families in 1970 tripled over 1968. Nationally, more than 2,200 black babies were adopted by white families in 1970, compared to 700 such adoptions in 1968, said Charlie Olds, associate director of the Boys and Girls Aid Society of Oregon.

In Washington, a spokesman for the Department of Health, Education and Welfare said the survey was limited but that the trend shown was valid. "Five years ago we didn't dream of figures like that," says Stuart Stimmel, director of Boys and Girls Aid. Olds said several states, notably New York and California, have far more minority race babies needing homes than can ever be placed. But in many states, he added, minority race children are easily placed. Olds and Stimmel have suggested establishment of a nationwide organization to take the backlog of children needing homes in one area and send them to an area where they can be easily adopted.

Stimmel said some 40,000 black, Puerto Rican and Chicano children are in foster homes throughout the United States and need permanent homes. Olds, whose survey of adoptive placement agencies in the United States covers only black children, said that in 1970 one-third of all black babies put up for adoption were placed with white families. In a few Washington, Wisconsin and families adopting black babies far outnumber black families adopting black babies. Olds said that in 1968 when he started the survey some states would not place black children with white families. And those that did allow it had to convince the courts the adoption would be in the best interest of the child.

Illllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll shown him that with both the heart and diamond finesses wrong he would only score nine tricks if he tried the luxury of a heart finesse. TOM EUSTON TRIO AT THE HOLIDAY INN WED. SAT. NITES NORTH 16 AJ743 VAQ A864 WEST EAST A 10 5 A 2 VJ10965 VK873 10 73 9 5 2 8 4 10 3 SOUTH (D) AAKQ986 V42 A96 Both vulnerable West North East South Pass 3 A Pass 4 A Pass Pass Pass Opening How could he make the hand? By refusing the heart finesse! South did play the queen of hearts. East took his king and led back the queen of clubs.

Later on South lost two clubs and a diamond. Make that queen of hearts in dummy a small heart. South would rise with the ace since there would be no temptation. He would cash his ace and king of trumps and lead the queen of diamonds for a finesse. East would win with his king, cash the king of hearts and shift to a club, but it would be too late to.

get two club tricks. South would win the trick; play his good jack of diamonds enter dummy with the jack of trumps and discard one losing club on the diamond ace. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) The bidding has been: West North East South Pass I Pass 2 N.T. Pass 3 Pass 3 Pass 3 Pass You, South, hold: 4AK2 VA1065 What do you do now? four hearts. Your partner should have four cards in this suit.

TODAY'S QUESTION Your partner continues to five clubs. What do you do now? Answer Tomorrow WILLIAM E. BREWER, 55, rear 346 Chestnut Indiana, died Thursday afternoon, July 15, 1971, at Mercy Hospital, Johnstown, following an extended illness. A son of William E. and Beatrice Davis Brewer, he was born Feb.

20, 1916, at Graceton. A former resident of Graceton, he had resided in Indiana since 1939, and was employed as a trucker for the A. D. Davis Trucking Co. of Homer City.

Mr. Brewer was a member of FOE Aerie 1468, VFW Country Club, both of Indiana; Conemaugh Fire Polish American Club, Park Hill; UMWA Local 1600, Ebensburg, and Coral-Graceton' Sportsmens Club. Surviving are his widow, Edith Donahugh Brewer; a son, William Oakhurst, Johnstown; a daughter, Mrs. Robert (Joan) Blatt, Patterson, N.J.; his mother, Black Lick; a sister, Mrs. Harnell (Viola) Marsh, Black Lick, and six grandchildren.

Friends will be received from 7-9 p.m. today and from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Saturday at the Richard T. Bell Funeral Home, Indiana, where services will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. Dr.

H. W. Jamison will offici ate and interment will be made in Oakland Cemetery, Indiana. ROBERT EDWARD WILLIAMS, 58, Kittanning RD 5 (Rose Valley), died Thursday, July 15, 1971, as the result of an accident at the Partner Coal Coal Company, Apollo RD 2. He was pronounced dead on arrival at the Allegheny Valley Hosital in Tarentum.

A son of Robert J. and Anna Thomas Williams, he was born March 4, 1913, in Detroit, Mich. Mr. Williams had been an employe of Partner Coal Co. for about four years, and had been a miner for close to 20 years.

Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Ruth Zellman Williams; and a daughter, Ruth Elaine, at home. Friends will be received from 7-9 p.m. today and from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Saturday at the Roy W.

Carson Funeral Home, Rural Valley, where services will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday. The Rev. Johnnie W. Lengel will officiate and interment will be made in the Salem United Church of Christ Cemetery.

DAVID NICHOLAS YANCY, 21, Graceton, died Thursday afternoon, July 15, 1971, at Presbyterian-University Hospital, Pittsburgh, of injuries sustained in a pedestrian accident on July 9, just north of Indiana on Route 119. A son of Andrew D. and Mildred Jarkovich Yancy, he was born May 11, 1950, at Indiana. A lifetime resident of Graceton, he was a 1968 graduate of Homer-Center High School. He was a senior at Indiana University of Pennsylvania, majoring in biology, in secondary education, and was a member of the Sigma Chi Delta Fraternity.

David was a member of St. Nicholas Serbian Orthodox Church, Johnstown. Surviving are his parents, mentioned above; and a sister, Miss Karen Yancy, Rehoboth Beach, Dela. Friends will be received from 7-9 p.m. Saturday and from 3-5 and 7-9 p.m.

Sunday at the Richard T. Bell Funeral Home, Indiana. Funeral services will be conducted in the St. Nicholas Serbian Orthodox Church, Johnstown, Monday at 1 p.m. The Rev.

Fr. Radisa Purich will officiate and interment will be made in the Oakland Cemetery, Indiana. Evening prayer services will be held at the funeral home at 7:30 p.m. Sunday evening. DARL D.

ANDERSON, 56, 1105 Water Indiana, died Wednesday July 14, 1971, at the Indiana Hospital. A son of Jennie E. Nicholas Anderson and the late Thomas Harrison Anderson, he was born July 1, 1915, in Center Township, Indiana County. Mr, Anderson had lived most of his life in Indiana, and had been associated for 27 years with the Farmer's Bank and Trust Company, prior to retiring. He was a member of the Crete United Presbyterian Church.

Surviving are his mother; two sons: Robert Indiana RD Richard at home; a daughter: Mrs. Stephen (Rebecca Jane) Cosmano, Buffalo, N.Y.; three brothers: Charles Robert and Raymond Eugene, both of Indiana RD Paul Pine Grove Mills; a sister: Mrs. Ella Margaret Sorherville, Mogadore, Ohio; and one granddaughter. Friends are being received from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. today at Robinson-Lytle's, where services will be held Saturday at 1:30 p.m., Rev.

Chester H. Evans, DD, officiating. Interment will be in Oakland Cemetery. MRS. CATHERINE WHITE, 72, 422 Water Indiana, died Wednesday evening, July 14, 1971, at Scenery Hill Manor Nursing Home.

Mrs. White had been a resident of Indiana for over 50 years, and was a member of St. Bernard's Roman Catholic Church. Surviving are a son: Reno, Pittsburgh; a daughter: Mrs. Katherine King, Uniontown; four grandchildren; three great-grandchildren.

She was preceded in death by her husband Frank. Friends will be received from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. today at Robinson Lytle's. The Rosary will be recited Friday evening at 8:15 p.m. Requiem Mass will be celebrated Saturday at 11:30 a.m.

at St. Bernard's Roman Catholic Church. Interment will be in St. Bernard's Cemetery. MRS.

ROSA MAE THORPE, 76, Cherry Tree, formerly of Emeigh, died Thursday, July 15, 1971, at the residence of her son C. L. (Jack) Thorpe after an extended illness. Friends will be received after 7 p.m. Friday and from 2-5 and from 7-9 p.m.

Saturday at "the Melvin C. Gwin Funeral Home Cherry Tree where memorial services will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday with Rev. J. I.

Colpetzer of the Hastings United Methodist Church, officiating. Interment will be in East Ridge Cemetery, Westover RD. Mama Cass Marries Baron HOLLYWOOD (AP) "Mama Cass" Elliott, the plump, high-spirited lead vocalist in the Mamas and the Papas, has married Donald von Wiedenman, a Bavarian baron. The marriage occurred two weeks ago at Miss Elliott's home in Hollywood, her spokesman said Thursday. Her first marriage, in 1961 to James Hendrix, a folk musician, ended in a 1969 divorce.

Both Miss Elliott and Wiedenman, a writer, are 27. She said they plan to live here two more years, then move to England. The Mamas and the Papas, which broke up as a group in 1968 after making six-best selling record, albums, rejoined forces last May and are recording an album to be released July 30. ELDER WADE ALLSHOUSE, 51, Home RD 1, died Thursday, July 15,1971, at Indiana Hospital as a result of injuries sustained in an accident while farming. A son of Ellis Melvin and; Hazel M.

Weaver Allshouse, he was born Oct. 20, 1919, in Indiana. Mr. Allshouse was a mem- ber of the United Presbyterian Church of Plumville, IOOF of Plumville, the Ox Hill Grange, and was presently President of tl the Plumville Alumni ation. He was a life-long resi- dent of the Plumville area, and was employed as a truck driver as well as a part-time farmer.

1, Surviving are his widow 1 Mrs. Mary Hill Allshouse; two daughters: Mrs. KeitC (Joanne) Fairman, Plumvillef' Sherran, at home; his parents a sister: Mrs. Twila Dayton; three and several nieces. Friends will be 7-9 p.m.

today and 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Saturday at the Bowser Funeral Home Plumville, where services will' be held Sunday at 3 p.m. with Rev. T. R.

R. Stull officiating, assisted by Rev. Emmet Keith. Interment will be in the Smicksburg Cemetery. EDWARD ALLEN MILLER, infant son of Mr.

and David D. Miller, Blairsville RD 3, died Thursday, July at the Magee Woman's Hospital, Pittsburgh. He was born in Latrobe Area Hospital July 14. Surviving are his two brothers: David and James; and two sisters: Christine and Amy, all at home; ternal grandparents: Mr. Mrs.

Samuel NipiuliOj Tallmadge, Ohio; paternal, grandparents: Mr. and Donald J. Miller, Akron, Ohio. Services and interment will take place. in Akron, Ohio 1 Monday, July 19.

The Hallow Funeral Home, Blairsville, is in charge of arrangements. Shapp Reveals Money Status Of Cabinet HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) Gov. Milton J. Shapp, his 22 cabinet members and eight top aides disclosed Thursday their personal wealth.

Their action was in response to a directive issued by. the governor April 29. Shapp, a Democrat who made a fortune in the cable television business, listed his financial worth as $3,995,844. The disclosure order quired each to list his sources of outside income; business holdings; personal assets, including stocks, bonds and real estate; and debts. Shapp was not the only mil-' lionaire.

Jacob G. transportation secretary, worth as $2.56 million. The lowest net worth was listed by Shapp's Washington lobbyist, John Sensenig, who $1,866. CORRECTION YOUTH BOYS SHOES PAIR 2 PAIR BROWN'S BOOT SHOPS INDIANA, PA. Top Quality 1969 CHRYSLER 4 door hardtop New Yorker 1969 FORD 2 door hardtop Mustang 1968 BUICK Special, 6 cyl.

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