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ad Sh 13 THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER. SATURDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 10. 1955 dy's Death inHut Fife Dynamite Razes'Mrs. Silver Indicted on 4 Counts Annual Parley Set The annual conference of the Philadelphia Metropolitan District of the Roreanized Church of Je- YOUit JOB can tenjereJ kf nmhltltf toefs; EctrvctWa wal.

k4 with srv bUch sa tinea) camfert. MARKET tOOS MARKET Continued From First Page I will come up for trial in the routine Held Accident by Jury Antenna Tower order, some tima within the next the Franklin st. address following civ five years in State prison, or sus Christ of Latter DaySaints Abortion causing death: $6000 be held today and tomorrow fine, or up to 10 years in State! at Philadelphia First Church. prison, or both. Howard and Ontario sts.

D. T. Wil- Accessory before the fact: Same liams. general church representa- as for abortion. I tive, will preside at the business ajwTTITfTHTYTaaaT aaVsaajaaWaaAaHitiaAaVaMkaj the death, and who conducted the, Shoud convkted investigation thereafter, were the saver faces these maximum penal-other witnesses called.

The entire i ties for each of the four counts on Special to The Inquirer The death of Lawrence iBooth, 14, of 817 Anderson Drexel Hill, fatally burned when a homemade shack was set afire in a game of "outlaw" with three playmates, was ruled ac result at law eott SHENANDOAH, Dec. 9. laee a rault-prod. wig- ol- Trie Conspiracy: $500 fine, or up to meeting. Ralph Bobitt Is host pas which she was indicted yesterday proceeding, conducted by Delia Porta, took 41 minutes.

Inquirer Call Hi ou0 a (Ureot Una ta 'aa lueuirar Al-Taker Abortion: $3000 fine, or up to two years In jail, or both. tor and district president. cidental yesteraay by Delaware county coroner's jury. The youngster, who barricaded The time lag of nearly two Dynamiters have destroyed the Locust Mountain antenna tower and control room that brought television programs to the nearby months between indictment of the Schwartzes and that of Mrs. Silver was due in part to the latter's lengthy confinement in Philadel community of Brandonville, and State police have started an in phia Psychiatric Hospital, where vestigation to find out who did it himself in the little hut and wis being "smoked out" while playing last Sunday, died of "shock due to total third-degree burns," the jury that met in Upper Darby Municipal Building, said.

ARSON RULED OUT There was no criminal responsibility on the part of the other children in the game, it was decided. she was committed Sept. 14, suf and why. ering from bereavement shock and At the outset there seemed to amnesia. be no reason why anyone should RELEASED ON NOV.

11 She entered the hospital two days after Magistrate Elias Myers re want to destroy the cooperative and only means by which video can be brought into Brandonville, which nestles in a valley between two high mountains. Assistant District Attorney Paul Bind gave the jury its cue with the word that his own investiga leased her in $1500 bail on the tes NOW IN HANDY HALF HNT The antenna tower and control tion had not disclosed anything to timony of several doctors that she was too ill to face charges. She was released from the institution oh jig- iv X. HICoP1 room were put up some time ago on the summit of Locust Moun Nov. 11 and returned to her home tain near Peddlers Grave, just at 1500 Melrose Melrose Park north of Shenandoah.

The $5000 cost was borne by every family in FIASES At a second appearance before Magistrate Myers on Nov. 27, she waived hearing and was held for Brandonville. The Brandonville show that the boys involved were guilty of arson. If there was no arson, there could be no murder, he said. All three of the accused youngsters and their mothers burst into tejars at the verdict.

CORONER WARNS BOYS The boys accused of causing young Booth's death are Harry Firth, 13, of Roberts near State James DiSirio, 13, Television Association held title court in continued bail of $1500 to it. Robert Fritz, president of the Bail for the Schwartzes was set at $5000 each, and they are at liberty associationnd Albert Tetskus, a i 1 i 1 I AMiy ii i I'm asT awaiting triaL member, fixed the time of the in Urrnos I m)WL dynamiting at 10:40 P. M. yester JOINT TRIAL POSSIBLE day. Fritz told State police he was CODE III4 Addingham ave.

near State rd. Whether District Attorney Sam getting a program from Station uel Dash, who has agreed to handle and Roger Banninger, 14, of An derson ave. near State rd. WFIL-TV at the time. Suddenly the prosecution of both cases, al WW) jr aj i.

iai i 1 'fry 1-11 IHT-. 1 "when the hearing concluded, the picture faded and the voice died away. though he leaves office Jan. 1. will try all three defendants together jaask ftaf Tetskus, who can see the tower Coroner Joseph Tercha turned gravely to the boys and asked them has not been decided.

He Is at lib from his house, said he heard a boom" like a shotgun blast at erty to petition the Board of Judges for a Joint trial if he wishes. If he does not do so, Mrs. Silver's case to be careful in the future. ever start another he said. "And God bless you." ATTORNEY THANKS JURY 10:40 P.

M. At that point his television set, like all the others, simply stopped receiving. EICEO attorney for the dead boy's parents, James F. Young, thanked the jury for its verdict. He said Mr.

and Mrs. Raymond E. Booth MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS UP Telephoto John Gilbert Graham, charged with the murder of his mother and 43 other persons when bomb exploded aboard airliner, arrives for arraignment in Denver District Court. He pleaded innocent by reason of insanity. 75c Stolen Auto Ring Is Smashed and Samuel tutor.

40. 4632 Old York rd. were as thankful as the parents of the accused youngsters that the Doris Crawford. 41. 2015 Pemberton OURB OH NORTH HOLLYWOOD, Calif and O.

T. Bryant. 34. Crockett. Tex.

boys had been exonerated. Lois Labovitz. 20. 3729 N. 6th and Sand told the.

jury there had Dec. 9 (UP). A 14-year-old boy Gerald Staffin, 21. 5613 Pentridge st. Mary Grogan.

18. 1411 E. Orange and YEARS OLD. 86 PROOF. OLD HICKORY DISTIUWG CORPORATION.

PHILADELPHIA. PJL John Wright. 20. 318 W. Altmnus St.

Leona Bryant. 21. 1928 W. York and struggling to drive a big car led police today to juveniles suspected of operating a car theft ring that sold stolen autos for from 75 cents Edward Wilson. 25.

1928 W. York st. Vandals Triumph', Zog Sells Home Edna Roat, 18. 517 W. Cheltenham and Dean DeCarlo.

20. Cheltenham. been some criticism of county authorities for even arresting the boys. He said there was every justification for arresting them because "if this procedure had not been followed it would certainly have indicated to some persons that there had been no investigation and that the boys had not been made to answer for what they did." Del ores Davis. 18.

220 E. High to $10. NEW YORK, Dec. 9 (UP). Rennina Rendrickson.

36, 2545 Latona it. and James Lake, 26. 2543 Latona el. Former King Zog of Albania sold nis 60-room Long island mansion Barbara Partner. 23.

1232 N. Hollywood and Walter Bennets, 28. 223 W. Queen The boy, stopped while driving a large model car down a busy street, led officers to two juvenile theft suspects. Police said the boy was so small he could not see over today after fighting a four-year lane.

Anna Maria Rice, 28. 4305 Bennington it. and Robert McElroy. 28. 2104 Locust st.

losmg battle against vandals. OPEN DAILY 9 TO 9 P. TOMORROW SUNDAY Antonia Santos. 24. 1309 V.

57th and Zog bought the North Shore estate in 1951 for $105,000 in unset the steering wheel. When asked where he had ob jewels but never occupied it. PLASTIC PUTES The exiled monarch, who lives in France, sold the formal, miniature peoairs Vh il Waiting IN DAY 1 Robert Dumas. 25. 5217 W.

Harlan St. Rochells Hannah Leiberman. 19. 4827 N. 18th and Norman Lelbowitz, 21.

1801 Grange st. Florence Sarett. 21. 319 S. 6th and Jack Freedman.

25, 611 S. 60th st. Jane Dem. 21. 4605 Magee and Lawrence Welsh.

21. 23 E. School House la. Rita Marie Malta. 119.

1409 S. 9th and Charles Huber. 21, 1224 Jckson St. Wlima Ravert. 16.

2445 N. 8th and Donald Walmsley. 17. 2443 M. 9th st.

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