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Tune in at 1490 Educator Addresses Big Class Of 477 Graduates at St. Bonas St. Bonaventure, ture's record-breaking known educator during gram that they are the PAGE SIXTEEN N. of the St. Bonaven-1 class of 477 were told by a yesterday's commencement probest-equipped of any college grad- Smethport Boy, 7, Injured When Hit By Car in Street Smethport William McKean, seven-year-old son of Mr.

and Mrs. Robert McKean, R. Smethport, is a patient in the Kane Community! Hospital with injuries suffered when he was struck by a car in Main here at 1 p.m. Saturday. The hospital last night listed his condition as fair.

X-rays will be taken today to determine the full extent of injuries which include a bruise to the right side of his face I and a possible skull fracture. Police Chief James McCabe, who investigated, identified the driver of the car as Samuel Reece of Cold Springs, who was traveling west in Main St. Chief McCabe said the child was returning to the family car parked on the north side of Main St. after buying candy when he darted into the path of Reece's car. A physician ordered the youngster to the hospital after treating him at a nearby residence.

The child remained unconscious until 10:30 a.m. Sunday. Mrs. S. Batterson Dies at Her Home After Long Illness Mrs.

Maude Oressa Batterson, wife of Selberne Batterson, Oak Run, died at her home Sunday evening at 8:50 p.m. She had been in 111 health the past three years. She was born in Benezette, Elk County, May 30, 1890, coming to Wolfe Run, in 1928. Mrs. Batterson was a member of the Methodist Church of Johnsonburg, Pa.

She is survived by her husband, two sons, Lourein Batterson, Smethport, and Ronald Batterson, Martinsburg, W. a brother, Paul Cruikshank, Elkins, W. and five grandchildren, Sally Ann, Penny, Harold and Virginia Batterson, Smethport, and Robert Batterson, Martinsburg. The body was taken to the Hollenbeck Funeral chapel and will be taken to the home late this afternoon. Funeral services will be held at the home at a time to be nounced later.

Arrangements are under the direction of Hollenbeck's. Stolen Smethport Car Is Recovered Smethport The 1935 two-door sedan of Harry Timmerman, 35 Bank reported taken from his garage shortly after midnight Saturday was recovered Sunday afternoon at Lakewood, N. by Chautauqua County Sheriff's office. Sheriff's men said that the thief had abandoned the car and stolen another. Police Chief James McCabe, Smethport, found An unclaimed coupe on Mechanic Smethport, while looking for the sedan.

The coupe was listed as belonging to Alice B. Gross. Hennicker, N. H. Chief McCabe said he thought ail thefts were linked.

Temperatures JUNE 62 62 62 64 62 60 60 58 60 62 62 62 a 86; JUNE 1 A. M. 49 2 A. M. 48 3 A.

M. 46 A. 44 5 A. M. 42 6 A.

M. 42 7 A. M. 40 8 A. M.

42 9 A. M. 46 10 A. M. 48 11 A.

M. 52 Noon 54 Temperatures a High 86: 3 1 P. M. 64 2 P. M.

62 3 P. M. 62 4 P. M. 64 5 P.

M. 62 5 P. M. 59 7 P. M.

58 8 P. M. 58 9 P. M. 54 10 P.

M. 50 11 P. M. 50 Midnight 50 rear ago: Lox: 46 1 P. 67 2 P.

M. 60 3 P. M. 62 P. M.

62 5 P. M. 60 6 P. M. 60 7 P.

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54 10 P. M. 48 11 P. Mr. 46 Midnight 44 Fear ago: Low 44 REDUCED PRICES on CHINA SHOP STOCK at Mayer Brauser Open Evenings till 8 P.M.

138 Main 8t. Bradford On Your Dial Hospital Notes BRADFORD HOSPITAL Births A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. John Rich, 6 S. Center St.

A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. John Schneider, Railroad St. Ext. A daughter to Mr.

and Mrs. Stanley Bateski, 59 Clarion St. A son to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Schneider, 121 Barbour St.

A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Rink, Custer City A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. John McGann, 7 Buffalo St.

Admissions Mrs. James Wolfe, Hedgehog Robert Kerstetter, R. D. 2 Infant Linda Stuck, 7 Amm Pl. John Colosimo, 63 Jefferson St.

Mrs. Lynn Swartz, 80 Maplewood Ave. Mrs. Gilbert Hardy, Limestone Mrs. Frank Kinney, 76 Forman St.

Harry Hale, Cottage Row James Douthit, 81 Seaward Ave. Mrs. Warren Brown, Smethport Mrs. John Maitland, 900 E. Main St.

Discharges Mrs. Dominic Cavellero, 15 Belleview Ave. Harry Huntoon, 75 S. Hillside Ave. Francis Frontero, 113 Welch Ave.

Mrs. Wallace VanTine, Rew Mrs. Blaine Good, 28 Roberts St. Mrs. Paul Chorach, 46 South Ave.

Mrs. Charles Croman. Bolivar Run Mrs. John Sheehan, Hotel Emery Judy Burgess, Shaw Hollow Richard Lynn Kramer, 72 Jefferson St. Archie Soble, 18 Tuna Ave.

Mrs. Walter Elliott and infant daughter, 41 Clark St. Mrs. Paul Whalen and infant daughter, 135 South Ave. Melvin E.

Johnson, 313 Interstate Pkwy. William Howells, Cleveland, O. Miss Shirley Bullock, 41 Burnside Ave. Infant Thompson, 316 Congress St. Jack Clark, 84 Forman St.

Donald Mansfield, Turtlepoint Mrs. William Yentzer, Emporium Mrs. Francis E. Peterson and infant daughter, 37 Bank St. KANE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL Births A daughter to Mr.

and Mrs. Wesley Eckstrom, Smethport A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kellogg, Kane Admissions Miles O'Donnell, Truemans, Pa. Miss Rose Miller, Falls Creek Orion Rollinger, Sheffleld Charles H.

Swatzler, Smethport Mrs. John Bubring, Kane Mrs. Darrell Rupert, South Bradford Discharges Dominic Elnardo, Johnsonburg Miss Eugenia Carlson, Kane Mrs. James Sieger and daughter, Wilcox Mrs. Clarence Hanson, Kane Beverly Decker, Johnsonburg Myron Buhl, Kane KANE SUMMIT HOSPITAL Births A S011 to Mr.

and Mrs. Samuel Ingersoll, Mt. Jewett A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Johnson, Ludiow Admissions Mrs.

Wilma Howard, Mt. Jewett Mrs. Helen Welser, R. Kane Miss Mary Galbo, East Kane Sam Galbo, East Kane Leonard Nasman. Kane Mrs.

Mary Morgan, James City Miss Sandra Fye, Kane John Roan, Philadelphia Mrs. Leota Croyle. Clarion Discharges Mrs. Clara Haight, Kane Peter Starner, Kane Mrs. Samuel Bifano, and daughter, Kane Mrs.

Helen Weiser, R. D. Kane Mary and Sam Galbo. East Kane Miss Sandra Fye. Kane Leonard Nasman.

Kane PORT ALLEGANY COMMUNITY Births Mr. and Mrs. Michael Connor, Smethport, a son Mr. and Mrs. Francis Burton, Port Allegany.

a daughter Admissions Mrs. Nellie Elliott, Port Aliegany Mrs. Mary Seymour. Roulette Robert E. Lewis.

Coudersport Discharges Darwin Manning. Port Allegany Mrs. Mable Fairbanks, Port Allegany Frank Moore, Coudersport Mrs. Robert Caldwell and son. Port Allegang Mrs.

Lillian Franklin, Port Allegany Mrs. Mary Seymour, Roulette Judy Kay Daugherty. Port Allegany Death Notices ENTY: Alden 88. died at the home of his daughter. Mrs.

Lawson Brooks. 2533 Pennsvivania Arenue. Baltimore, Friday. June 2. 1950.

Funeral services Monday. June 5. at 1:30 p.m. at the KochChatler Memorial Chapel. Burial in Oak Hill Cemetery.

Arrangements are under the direction of Koch-Chatley's. General Electric REFRIGERATORS at Clark Humphrey HOME APPLIANCES 39-43 Mechanic St. Dial 4116 THE ERA, BRADFORD, Diplomas Given 36 at St. Bernard Commencement (Continued trum: Page One) Legge, Mary Lombardo, Jean Luciano, Joyce Luzzi, Lena Luzzi, James Matthews, Herbert Minich, Elin O'Donnell, Helen Onuffer. Pose Marie Pascarella, William Pecora, Quigley, Pauline Quinn, Virginia Quirk, Mary Lou Razzano and Patricia Zamberlan.

Cites Danger of Reds Father Lerniban cited the danger of the infiltration of Communism into the schools. "Communism has behind it the armed strength of the Soviet Union whose ultimate policy is world revolution," he said. He said the big danger is that Communism will advance into many countries including the United States. Communism attracts some people, the priest continued, because the Soviet Union stands for atheism which certain elements accept. "In some school systems, God is not mentioned and the appeal of atheism is attracting some of the most brilliant minds in our country." Turning to the evil effects wrought by atheism.

Father Lernihan listed the use of lies and deception to confuse some brilliant minds and disloyalty to this government and country 1 which ensues. Measures Urged "The purpose of atheism," he said, "is to corrupt minds of people and distract them." he said. He urged measures to counteract this trend in the educational field and a building up of a defense through religion. Addressing the graduates briefly. Msgr.

Wiersbinski said that tion day is a "day of happiness and a day of sorrow." "It is a time of a breaking of ties which meant happiness and security." he said. "Let your choice of life be Americanism." he pleaded. "Let no foreign 'ism' set foot here." He urged them to show their gratitude to their parents by their manner of life. "Let your way of life not be anti-God. anti-country.

or anti-home." he said. "Let it be gratitude to God who created you. to the country which protects you and to the home which shelters you." The graduates closed the program with the singing of the "Jubilate Deo." BRAISING MEAT you are braising or stewing beef steak, try using tomafor the liquid instead of water. difference in stewing and lies in the amount of liquid for: Braising uses only 9 liquid. Stewing calls for enough to partially cover the meat.

MONDAY, JUNE 5, 1950. Hear 31st Soviet Walkout RUSSIA'S 31st walkout in the UN is staged as Soldatov leaves the Trusteeship council after the council voted against his demand that Nationalist China be ousted In favor of Communist China. Thus continues the Soviets' nowfive-month-long boycott of UN over this issue. (International) BACON AND CORN A little crumbled, crisply cooked bacon is delicious sprinkled over corn soup just before serving. Make the soup from cream-style canned corn.

HIGH CHAIRS $10.95 up Waxed Birch or Maple Jack Jill Shop 35 Mechanic Street Phone 6015 It On NESS Read It In The BRA Military Funeral Services Are Held For Arthur R. Lane uates in history "to create the good society and the good life." The speaker, Dr. Earl J. McGrath, a Buffalo, N. native, who is now U.

S. Commissioner of cation, was one of five to receive honorary degrees during the 91st annual commencement program held in Forness Stadium before more than 5,000 sun-bathed relatives and friends. Degrees Conferred In addition, 429 undergraduate and 45 graduate degrees were conferred. Two regular Army commissons and 42 in the Reserve Corps were conferred by Col. George Grayeb, commanding officer of the St.

Bonaventure ROTC unit. The new second lieutenants were sworn in by Major James G. Kalergis, a member of the Department staff. Among students receiving commissions as second lieutenants in the ARC were David I. Lewis, James L.

Turner and Martin J. Welch, all of Eldred. Prize winners included Rocco Tito, 17 Pine Bradford. honorable mention for excelience in and Gerald R. Abbott, 168 N.

Bennett Bradford, honorable mention for excellence in mathematics. Unsettled World Warning the graduates, they are entering "an unsettled world," in which more than two of our national budget is being spent on activities relating to past or possible future wars, Dr. McGrath 85- serted: "I believe there is a good chance we can work out of our present ditficulties into a period of peace and prosperity. "You wili have a chance and a responsibility to use the intellectual tools fashioned by your education. The instruments placed at your disposal best so far devised by man," Dr.

McGrath stated. Woman Is Treated For Flesh Wounds A 33-year-old resident of 108 West Cordon Street, who gave her name to Bradford Hospital authorities and police as Mrs. Leo Albert Wurm is being treated today for severe flesh wounds sustained at 8:20 p.m. last night at her home. She was taken to the hospital in Storms Ambulance.

Her condition who investigated, said her injurles was listed as fair. Bradford police. were from self-inflicted gun shot wounds. Meetings Slated By B. of C.

Groups The following Board of merce-affiliated organizations have scheduled meetings as following: Retail Food Merchants, 7:30 p.m. today at B. of C. offices; Retail Merchants Bureau. 5:15 p.m., Tuesday, Emery Hotel: B.

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your NAME, ADDRESS and ZONE. NEWSPAPER MACHINE serial: 6330960 Funeral services for Arthur Raymond Lane, who- died Tuesday. at the Deshou Veterans Hospital, Butler. were held Saturday. A prayer the Healy Funeral Home at 8:30 a.m.

was followed by a High Mass of Requiem at St. Bernard's Church at 9 a.m. The Rev. Frederick P. Reilly.

assistant pastor was the celebrant. Robert Greeley, church organist. played the hymns of the Full military honors were extended to Mr. Lane, a veteran of World War under the direction of the Lieut. John C.

Roche Post 212, Veterans of Foreign Wars. with Charles Hallock Jr. in command. Others participating were chaplain. Eugene Hannahs: Jerome Fishkin; colors and guards, Marve Reams.

Martin Lindstrom, Donald DeForge and Ned Scott: honorary guards. H. J. Murphy. T.

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Merle Scott and Charles M. Hallock Sr. Father Reilly conducted services at St. Bernard's Cemetery. Short Circuit Causes Fire in Restaurant The Bradford Fire Department reported that at 10:30 o'clock Saturday night there was a fire in the Paradise Grill on Mechanic caused by a short circuit in the electric neon sign in the front of the building.

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