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The Philadelphia Inquirer from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania • Page 22

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THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER, SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 4, 1957 2 a Bandit Robs Manager in Mt. Airy Theater Druggist Group Raps Bogash Prodigy Entered In Chess Tourney A bandit, operator of a yellow of the matinee show when the tall, said he would go out to his As he entered the office, he CLEVELAND, Aug. 3 (AP). station wagon tea -ins New York bandit entered and inquired about'autompbile to get a card bearing drew a revolver from Ms pocket A 14-year-old prodigy and a 57 year-old world champion are license plates, yesterday Held up a j0b. (the name of the hotel where oruerea auemmene 10 open the manager of the Sedgwick! rramrnlkljxa Twfiiwas staving in Philadelphia.

ithe safe. Kuemmerle obeyed and among the entries in the 58th Na in the association building, 2017 vania Pharmaceutical Associa-Spring Garden st. tion board. "A number of members of the "He was speaking for himself north-central group took excep- and not for the pharmacists of the tion to Mr. Bogash's remarks He should not have made a druggists are anxious to sell their statement like that.

We want to businesses but could not do so be-! hear him explain himself." tional Open Chess Tournament, A protest meeting has been called by the North-Central Branch, Philadelphia Association of Retail Druggists, who are incensed over what its members call "unjustified and inflammatory remarks" by the association secretary, it was announced last night. A spokesman for the north-cen- which opens here Monday, Robert Fischer, of New York, Theater in the bus ness section of Hale and Robert Breth Detectives learned that on leav4ef he ba coins, explam-Mount Airy and escaped with a waite he informed the man there the theater office, which is! that the receipts from Friday bag of silver coin totaling no vacancies, but suggestedlocated near the entrance on thejhad been dePsrted a Dank-- Howard Kuemmerle, 45, of 48 he leave his name in the event an'street floor, the man went to a STARTS TO TAPE WRISTS E. Logan manager of the'opening occurred. jnearby drugstore, where he pur- The bandit then ordered the theater, was alon? in his office! The stranger, who was a blondjchased a roll of adhesive tape, manager to kneel before the safe who started to play chess when he was 11, and Dr. Max Euwe, of Ominsky said Bogash "did a cause of the neighborhoods in disservice to the pharmacists and which they are located," said New York, a former world cham- pion.

are among the 250 riavers tral group said HymanC. BogashJBeniamin Ominsky. a member of the community relations be- about noon prepari ng for the start! about 24, and six feet four inches He then returned to the theater, with his hands behind his back. expected. The prize in the secretary, nas Deen mvuea to the north-central PARD executive the druggist and the people tournament is $1000.

the meeting Tuesday at 11 P. and of the Pennsyl-'who live there." Kuemmerle protested when the bandit started to tape his wrists. The stranger then warned his vic tim not to make an outcry after foregoing the taping. He ripped Uoose the telephone wires and walked rapidly from the theater In a search of the neighborhood, 7 U-Sq2'fi -flaf detectives learned the man had TV's fue'-fruca! c'-eliqht with its been seen driving the station wagon with the New York license plates some time prior to the time of the holdup. He was wearing a dark blue silk shirt with white dots and dark trousers.

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