The Philadelphia Inquirer from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania • Page 37

fte ffrikltrfe Inquirer Sports Classified Radio Television 37 THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 15, 1962 Accuser of City Graf tridents fight Police Nab Crazed Gunman, 'Mixed Tate SayiffiHSeek 2d After Knifing Threat Emm mm i uiiiiiiiii iii'iiinmii 1 I I ILL Landlady Endangered In S. Phila. Son Beats Mother in Kensington ni viij iivuiiiii Planned Buildings Devaluate Homes, Neighbors Protest Opposition to zoning chang es at two separate locations to pave the way for construction of a service station and a small shopping center developed at Wednesday's hearing of City Council's Committee on Mu nirinal npwlnnmont and 7nnJ ing. tiaTion One change from residen- the northwest corner of 22d and Spring Garden where Gulf Oil Co. wants to build a gasoline' station.

Spokesmen for the corn- cany said there are no stations lis; a XT Cr? if '-'if if" .1 "lit "'vY i from Broad to 23d sts. and thej MISSED BY KNIFE proposed station would be a con-! Mrs. Grubb, 38, told police venience to nearby apartment Holdofsky had been drinking and dwellers. jarrived home at 10:30 P. M.

He OPPOSITION VOICED threw a hunting knife at her in a Veronica Crosson', of 2217 knife and Spring Garden st objected to thei undrr a washin ma" change, declaring her home, with 21 side windows, would overlook! About a half-hour later. Holdnf-the service station and that it sk Srabbd a converted M-l would destroy the quiet of the Put f'vp inl? and neighborhood and devaluate her 'old hp would shoot property. "er and Phce if she telephoned Another opponent, Mrs. June for, nrm-Shrnihman awUinw nf About a half-hour later, Holdof- illegally influenced a woman 'client into leaving him $56,000 in her will. The Montgomery County Court entered its order last summer in the estate of Mrs.

Annie E. Hurst, 74, of Wynd-moor. Irt its nnininn tha Sii- preme Court noted that Alkerj took advantage of his client II .13 "for his own financial gain. and that because of Mrs. Hurst's' Mayor Says Fitzpatrick Has Grudge Mayor James H.

J. Tate lashed at John J. Fitzpatrick on Wednesday, calling the former City Council sergeant-at-arms a "mixed-tip man who's out to cct important people in the Democratic Party." Tate indicated that he would; not believe any statement that Fitzpatrick makes about an al-leeed shakedown of Michael D'Amato, former Northeast con-! tractor, in return for a zoning change approval by Council. HE'S ALL MIXED I P' The Inquirer revealed on Sunday that Fitzpatrick was talking freely to the District Attorney's office about the shakedown and was threatening "to blow the lid off the city." "He's all mixed up," Tate said of Fitzpatrick, who is a former Democratic leader of the 58th Ward. "He had a lot of personal problems, including marital, while he was sergeantatarms.

He was highly emotional and not thinking right. "Fitzpatrick has an ax to grind. He's picking out impor-l tant people in the Democratic Tarty and I think he will mention anybody so he can say, '1 told you so, I'll get DISCOUNTS CHARGE Tate denied again that he could find any evidence that Fitzpatrick tried to exert influence with any Council members on behalf of the zoning change. D'Amato, of 2301 Loncy said that in March, 1000, he made1 a "down payment" of $350 toward, a $2500 sum he was told he would have to pay in return for a zoning, change. The $350, he said, went to Kenneth L.

Stein, an attorney formerly with the Department of Collections. DAmato said Stein told him the zoning change had to have approval of James P. Clark, Democratic City Committee treasurer, and John F. Byrne, Pennsylvania Turnpike Commis-ioner and secretary of the City Committee. REJECTED BY COUNCIL D'Amato wanted zoning chang ed on three lots along Castor ave.

between Napfle and Lansing so he could lease the land to an oil company for gasoline station! sites. The change did not pass Council and he said his $350 was MAtmtnn Sharpnack who operates br2an an arSumrnt by ask-j apartment house at 2213 21 inS. "whn discovered Explorer Scouts Dwight Lanning (left) and Eric Johnson take over the microphone at the Public Education Building on Parkway while J. Harry LaBrum (left) receives charter for Explorer Post 267 from W. Carroll Keesey, honorary president, Philadelphia Council of Boy Scouts.

LaBrum, school board president, acrcpted charter for board which will operate post for boys interested in television and radio. wit if-1 1 i'iiiOWi ritfifif Joseph Marony, 21 (front), In police custody after being arrested at his Kensington home. Spring Garden said she had np was Columbus," spent considerable money im- he said- wrong, it was proving the property which is her tne Pilgrims." principal source of income and 1,0 DS RIFIE wanted the area to remain resi-j odofsky grabhpd a onm)pd raul F. CroW, assistant exec-L'J f.u 'J1 niioo and told Mrs. Grubb he would utive director, City Planning police if she tele-Commission, said the tnr thJL sion objected to the change.

The' ph.0.nPd in' ft city's comprehensive urban newal plan, he said, envisioned en barricaded herself and eventual development of the area UpSta'rS with homes bedroom. When Sgt. Jack Auerhach and High Court Upholds 'Influence' Ruling on 8 Suspected Dealers Of Narcotics Seized In City-Wide Raids Mrs. Fthrl Marony awaits treatment at Episcopal Hospital for injuries inflicted by her son. out the city.

Detainers were issued for two' other suspects, one currently serving a prison term and the' other in a hospital Bequest Left to Alker The Pennsylvania Supreme Court on wecinesnay ai- renerai aeents ana mcmocrs or tapt. Clarence 1 guson's Special Investications Squad arrested eight alleged firmed the action of the Montgomery County Orphans Court in rulinc that disbarred attorney Harry J. Alker. 77, had 50 FAVOR CHANGE The second hill involved from residential to commercial so Harry Gels- man. a builder, may erect four stores at Southampton rd.

and Endicott st. Irvin Stander, Gelsman's at-1 torney. said the neighborhood needed store and that his rli-l a narcotics dealers earlv Wednesday in a series of raids through- ent had told property 12 pach Lt. Domenic Ahbru77ese, a While he was doing this, the en-member of Fersusnn's unit, said raced son beat his mother during Case Dropped By City Against 4 Photo Studios The city on Wednesday drew charges against four photo studios that they operated in vio II. tl uiminini! 1 I itO If Man Sentenced To 2 Years in Wife Slaying John Giardino, 37, of York st.

npar 15th vat spntpnrpd tn a to-lO year term in Eastern State Correc(ional Institution on Wed nesday for the June. 1060, murder of his common-law wife. the suspects mad a total of 50 a strusRie so vioieni inai mrm-sales of drugs to undercover was hroken and overturned, agents during the last sevenj'1'''' OV months. The value of the drugs! The son pmprged from the amounted to several thousand hmisp ln li 10 pe dollars, he said. returning from the alley.

The younger Marony ran into the CHARGE KEY 'alley, recovered the weapon and Ferpnsnn saiH 1 ho imnrisonprt rptiirnpd "I'm COmin2 various infirmities, they "didiStores and that Clark and Byrne both regulating telephone Ul dealings with Fitzpatrick on and door-to-door solicitation. dllLTi IN TAX CASES the zoning chance. i The eomnlaints from cus- Alker, twice convicted of Fed- Robert James. 34, of Chestnut st. near 511th, was one of! the key men in the city nar icotics traffic.

James was sen- i tnnxnrl lict fnK in 7i- A hoarder threw a knife at his South Philadelphia landlady Wednesday night, threatened her with a rifle, vowed to shoot police anf fipd. Police began a search for Jo- jseph Holdofsky, 3fi, an unemploy- ed handyman who hoards at the! 2V GrUhb' 8 widow, of 432 Sigel st. Holdofsky was described as f.rmrd and danRproils- and po lice were warned to use utmost cainion In approacning mm. Patrolmen Albert Troilo and she -Be! owen arrived, shouted from window, careful, he's in the hallway." BRKAK I)0VN l)0()R l'olice broke down the front but Holdofsky had fled. iremcn antl searched the of nmes in the area, Police found four boxes con- mmimeier aanan carinages in the house.

Mrs. Grubb said Holdofsky had beat her on other occasions. She 1,1 nP a.r".,,.fl nPr- 1 .1 i- i it-ri ionium i aneMt'u She said that several times pre viously Holdofsky had left the house and made his way over rooUoPs wllen he was dnnk- Holdofsky uiuiiu nam hrr homp sjx months a0 ancl na(1 nPen unemployed for three months. Her house is a two-story row on a narrow street nPar 4ln" st an(j Jioyamensing ave Banker's Bedding A r. wire in eeuevue firemen yn summoned to uit-tiuiip ui o.

retired bank executive, in the Bellevue btratford Wednesday infill Hiu-ii dn tii-LuiL- uidimen aught fire. Johnston, who occupies a 12- room suite, was unhurt. TV. ltie flamin3 and "Ml- tress wpJe extincuished bv hotel Johnston retired as COninp no nntHon nf lha Tnul Cnr. rv.h.n.

in 1948 after 42 jears ot service. flav unn hi antn hit lu-n nnt. Za "3 iiuii-a aim sninni nuu a me hydrant on Lancaster ave. near ijreentieid Aramore. lie was treated at Bryn Hospital.

Quay is a Philadelphia policeman. an's Club at anniversary meeung. SECRETARY: Mary Iwise, of St. Kather ine of Sienna High School in wayne and tor MARY L. HHN sidii nuici iidii luiuwimca muj nnuoajics auiuoii.

iho rPPoivoH cnorial fratnincf fnr. the post at the Foreign Service Institute in Arlinnton. Va. Jf if Ka i I. Mawr.musical merly held a secretarial po- s.tion with the; In i a ment anneal for sec l0T, clerk to hllo to neip crai id.x evasion iimiko.

been disbarred in Philadelphia and State courts and the U. S. (District Court here, as well as 1 1 niprs which formed tne nasis 01 charges were turned over t0 uie District Attorney's Office I'fnr investigation A berserk man who menaced his family and another household was captured Wednesday night when he returned to his Kensington home, rifle in hand. Patrolman John Donahue, who had been detailed to guard the house at Potter answered a knock at the door at 10:15 P. M.

and overwhelmed Joseph Ma-rony, 21. "I just pulled the sun out of his hand," Donahue said. Then he grabbed bis own service pistol and led Marony into the kitchen. BEAT HIS MOTHER i The capture ended a city-wide hunt that began in mid-afternoon when Marony left home with a threat against the lives of his parents after beating his mother. While police searched for him in taprooms in the Kensington neighborhood, he turned up in a North Philadelphia home where' his rifle discharged while he raved incoherently at a frightened young mother.

At one point, he snarled that he wanted to "kill a cop." Marony 's mother, Ethel, was taken to Episcopal Hospital with injuries received in a strug-Igle with her son over possession of the rifle. The hunted man's father, Clarence, 55, a house painter, told police his son has been showing signs of mental disturbance since his planned wedding a year ago was called off at the insistence of his fiancee's mother. FATHER HIDES GIN The trouble Wednesday began in mid-afternoon when the younger Marony, who quit his job about six months aso, climbed thp rrll.ir stairs uith the riflo which his mother had hidden, Mrs. Maronv tried to take the weapon away from him. The elder Marony joined her and in wresting the rifle irom nis hands, The took the gun from and hld in 8n allpv- back to shoot you!" The son then fled north on Pot- jter st.

and the father called police. A hilf rmpn nrnu.1 rars ron- surveillance Later in rony rang the the afternoon, Ma-doorbell of the of Joseph Donnelly at 750 I IM OU II 11 I 1 1 li "nwi reminded her that he used to live in the neighborhood. Mrs. Donnelly and a friend, Mrs. Rita Reguera, 27, of 2531 Brown were alone in the rn-month-old daughter.

Kelly 'Ann. 'cisht fathers and nine moth- prs Vun-r hit tipii1 1' n. iiiiiiiR iiy a idLi. lit? ui uie L. cop.

Marony then left and took the rifle with him. When he was captured at his home, Marony had seven bullets in the magazine of the rifle, a .303 Enfield carhine. Ho ua pharpd uith arsmvat. pd assault and battery and will have a hearing Thursday morn- in at the E. Girard and Mont- gomery aves.

police station. ESounty Sei On Vaiulals The West Philadelphia Realty Rnard Is offering rewards for Information leading to the arrest of thieves and persons wno com mit acts of vandalism. A spokesman fnr the board said the theft and destruction of private property were nn th rise. He called for the cooperation of the public to "stamp this out." Person who furnish iniorma-tinn on the whereabouts of stolen goods will receive re-wards up to $200. Those ho help bring about the arrest and conviction of vandals will get $23.

Judge Byron A. Milner impos- years jn Eas.rn on the neighborhood. A ed the sentence in Quarter Ses-j tional Institution on charges of radio message to police all over sions Court. A jury Jan. 29 con-'assault and drug possession, hehe city said the short, r.n..J said.

ed Maronv was wearing dark nT in the courts of Montgomery Chief Magistrate Joseph S-M I I I think he needs mental treat-' Vl iiincsrtiu. jumii d. rick is a liar as his ramblings clearly indicate." DEMANDS INVESTIGATION Herbert A. Fogel, counsel for the Republican Alliance, manded that. Gov.

David uar sain: 1 nave never nan any discussion with Fitzpatrick on the matters reported. Fitzpat- rick is a self-confessed liar. i Mi u0.i was convic etl of defraurt-i1" i wo suspects, arresiea at tneirjsiacNs ami a uruwu jaiM-i w.icu homes shortly after the raids left home. An area of about gan at 4 A jj were hpj at a one square mile around the home hearing before Magistrate put under intensive police office. Deputy City Solicitor 'Herman Mash said all informa nilhiipoH Ida fifms when they purchased their homes the site eventually would be developed with stores.

ne! presented a petition with the sig- natures of 50 residents favoring Committp'e chairm3n Lpon Knlakiewirz read a letter from the Somerton Civic ther nn fnr a poll of the, i nciKunors a.mosi unan- -i It n.V, VllAA -n'tA trirlAi. lU. biu imvms mi uu- section had no nearby shopping facilities when they purchased their properties and were satis fied with existing conditions. He woinmcrciauzauon 01 mu uuw uaia unun tuusiufiauuii. Ogontz Car Suit Ended for $42,5571 i "if cny reacneo an OUIOI- jcouriseiuement Wednesday witn JTL.tl 15.

"lie wi u.iru iau uuri-i our-ni unii-i-nii; iu ndv vamc am 1 iui agency MS parh 02ontz filed suit for Ifil.107 rnntPnHine thrrp u-ac a Hicnrpn. ancv between the cond tion of the ireceived vadC nan Pinnni uiiuir; I jamin Segal in Central Station, Authorities said neither hadj (made two narcotics sales, a pre- reqllisitp for Federa, prosPclllion "ilMrs. Hurst's son, Winfred. Commissioner of Licenses and r. i Hurst died in 1949.

shout a Secal held Rohrrt Jenkins. Rinugold st. Mrs. Anna Marie Lawrence seek an invtiwionj'n to nitric 'monlh before Mrs. Hurst exe- of the roles of Clark and Byrne woul(1 be loi warded to Distr ct, in the alleged shakedown, if Attorney James C.

Crumlish, Jr. a 41 hj of 4fth st. near Linmore forDonnelly, 29, answered the door mur(jer CHARACTER I PHEI.D Numerous character witnesses f. GiardinJ durinS hls tna'- He faced a max- lmum sentence oi iu to years. a ma enanre man for Western Union Teleeranh oa i nai nun phuuiiu uuair flh 1 nif ah iintW hUaa im rt Inin .1 kuvi i i i nil nil in imr i i 1 er home at 7800 Essington ave.

chqt prom WINDOW icjiiiihhij uuinit mr uiai window of trajpr wi(h -jc liKn, niefni chn i oo-idiiiK-i J.I.MUI da ia in 1 1 on in TrlP PUSI'I UT M. GUSSIlian, Operator of Uel-! monti Photographers, 4364 N. 8tt I "fl. (e lai) l'nOlOBrannerS aim DO-: I'upn I'hnlnpranners. noin 01 1MI rt 1 I I 1 1 1 1 I Itfl II 1 I Mill I 1 the Federal asent who arrested htm failon tn annnar him failed to appear.

Eucene Thomas, 37, of Powelton aveJ near 37th was held in $10,000 bail for court after an anent1 fr0m the suspect last Dec. 16 at the corner of 38th st. and Lan Hth and Allen dispose of she wishwl( Sheith' da.ma5s;!Bank nivttii vi.u,wu ui niiii.ii giic na ii A clht nf fh. nfld noo. including the amount left Hurt in Koine Urash i u' iher bv her son.

mon r.eas court 6. me, Vr Giardino maintained that ldul I i eaP IN rA-n in homes strad, he began to rave. She re-rdinohad been previously w.rrp nradipv 3t. nf LA nt claimed that cars appraised W( vr; tally. Tp thniisanH Hn art uent 9p snfforoH ruts nf tho fire.

unrt nan nrpn namrn in a ciiv summons as opt-rdiui mnni- cana I on Camden Mash sa mined that inection wnn Americana. REMITS $100 FINE Hersch also remitted $100 I iiuk nidi ii-vn-u idsi it. rait btudio, ui warKci N. J. id it had been deter- 11 I.dQ lietn lllifi Gnldfine had no con- 7 1 "aae-m ai were -''a Kann.

i.iiiioro j. nnnson. hanH business manager, said Giardino formerly served as udiu Turner, 21. of 55th st near Girard (M.irpnp? Stpwart i iiiirknn nfrhristian tt nnar 18lh rnnis in nf i director, hut had not f'riimlisli fines nnt nni tho tun Fnnpl cairl T.aarnnro shnnlH direct Attorney General David i Stahl intervene and do so. minimi urnu.ni was iimue in A J.

Richardson Dilworth. who had llllllll'l illrfVUl nnnnspd thp allianrp's hirl fnr a crand jurV investication of D'Amato's charge and other itv Hall sranHals last ci.mmnr I More Aid Urged For Child Care n. iii.j me my ds dpu neuiit-Midy to increase the personnel of the: Department of Public Welfare to; yiuvme nunc unfti tdie sri vaXj to me city aepenaent ana neg-: lected children. Arthur C. Thomas, member of the hoard of directors of the, Health and Welfare Council.

maae me appeal 10 me iuayor Committee on Public-rrivate Financing of Child Care. 'Art Vs. City Hall Air Cooler Up in Air niTOiuti i. S. against Dominic hmilio, op-j were entitled to the $25,000 overused cars when they were first erator of Del Rio Portraits, 2208jWhich Mrs.

Hurst had power of appraised and when they were -i i nun, imiiv dim uie rdiuii iiku, 15th st. near Oxford. The bullet ripped through a Arrested in an automobile atlabie and lodged in a wall. 17th and Federal sts. was Alen The two frightened women S.

Cohen. 33, of Kcmble st. nearjnld Marony to leave or they Nedro ave. woud caI1 the polce. The hospitalised suspect was' -Qo ahead, call the cops," laxes anu ior con-i spiring io neiraua me v.

s. 01 $35,000 in taxes in the estate of! LEAVES $71,000 Winfred Hurst's will, iu ma. -ft i tinn nnn Imd oc nnn 1 i iia ij. ijjo. ai.

iiir a a ion 10 ior.o of 74i leaving an hpr doclor Tnp baance wHr-HasieiiwAiKfr. i Rpsiduarv legatees under Win- 1Iursl wm claimed thev disposal in her son will. maciiwi stitutions and the professions in attempting to rehabilitate way- u.i: a tl i i neunquency a i rnuaneipnia toun, iom vine si. Some 50 community leaders are Probation andj departments in seeking suolutlonsT tlrf, -uuc dlUrt.iH Morning workshop speakers in rTe tTl i Marvin Wolfgang, Professor of r.v.1 chnJogv, LaSai.e College. -M iii( viBiuiiiin vi Moderators st the workshop in- Sj6, state nf tl i w.

benign wnen cmnio produced a 1962 solicitation li rpnsP. He had been fined for not naving the license, Manicei Gussman. D'Emilio Goldfine had first been ar- Delaware Valley, U. S. A.

lueniiiiea as uavioLrawiorn. Marony said. "I want to kill a 'been a band member for several 'years. "Love's Labour Lost" in Bryn Mawr's Goodhart Hall at 8.30 P. M.

Friday and Saturday 'Tnnstitntinnal Rpvisinn" fin this: raigned in Central Police CourtT TNIFIED action by the mit works on March 7. At that time D'Emi-l schools, social agencies, in-jawards shi i suhiui.i, smidi ai-iitirs, in- awaras snow lio had been fined and the other three had their cases postponed. in the fourth annual ai Aliens l.ane nri Center, Aliens Lane and McCal-i lum April 15-22. Entries must' I enure can be ootained hy tele- ipnoning tne center at uiesmut imi 7-7727. for a week.

Goldfine had pro-ward youths will be emphasized be submitted between Monday Hahn, of Paoli, is serving as a LAWYERS: William A. Schna-tested then to Magistrate Hersch Thursday at the second annual and noon March 30. No entry fee secretary in the American Em-'ripr, president of the Pennsyl- Hit-RlM Dedth that he was not connected with County Court Institute on juvenile is required. Requirement bro- bassy in Rome. She is a graduate van'ia Bar Association sneaks on the Americana tirm.

YOGl'E CASE DISMISSED At that same hearing ia5t! state) at a luncheon of the Phila- cused in the hit-run death of an deiphia Junior Bar Association onlf'prly man last Feb. 17 was held ini n'scneuuieu io corner wun mem- Thursday at the at the Yachtsman's rennaissance cooling towerlford was discharged when for its air-conditioning plant, if its representative told the city's Art Commission has trate Hersch the firm did not MEDAL: harl P. B.llner. board chairman, Vacuum Concrete Corp. of America who developed Pmnlnv Hnr.tn-dnor solicitors.

rmuiuy uuiu -lu-nuui hih nr of Montgomery ave. near 32d st Motorist Is Held A South Philadelphia man ac- in j'oim nan tor court Wednesday by Magistrate Benjamin Se-: gal in Central Station. I ard J.I McGoldrick, 35j of Front st near RitnerJ was cnargea with striking Mark Smiara, also known as Stanley Kozo-lowski, of 235 N. 2d at 2d and Wood sts. E.

MrGOI.DRH ur. cnaries i.amiK-u. a city' chPmlst. testifiwlthatfrasments iS' A tx1 I I clubi 1305 Walnut st. Prof Hprbprt i Brown, of Purdue University, Smith Memorial Lecture Thurs- daV at University His t0Pic wiI1 be chem-: istry.

The lecture is sponsored by the vy of rpnn-cierKS j.i-u;, c00. uiii nnuiiini vi ponrau pnoiograpners. jhe Vogue Studio, its repre- seniative said maintains three ions in Northeast locations nortneasi niiaaei SiVA itswav. The commission reiected nlans U'nrlnAFq tn n. nm mrtrlnKn ju, a type coonng tower to Deinstalled, on the roof of the city's principal landmark as not suitable to the exist.n architecture 1 chairman Benton nt Snruanpp sa thp npnartmpnt pruance said tne uepariment pnartmpnt Of I UnJlC I TOPCrty COUln IOOk Jlu ana Dr.

jonn j. alNO, aim wi.uuunu. jiuuih-jf, co2; tJuaIlty of Photographic I cnpintv tion, American Chemical bociet) AUTHORS: Pr. Russell ot 5.i htratnmore rn nav- a vacuum process ior rapid nam ening oi cemeni. received a uoin Medal for his invention at the 58th annual convention -of the menc" Vrn Co'0' wh iveS at Garden Court Plaza.

4701 Pine, "edited with other inven-l tions on concrete and electnd 1 ons on concrete ana rone 1 piCSU CSSiUft Ul ICllllUlWllg BlCCl. MILESTONE: The 63d anniver hrary will be marked at 1:30 Thiirsdav at the Ardmore' iMMnir mm "iha iiai Unirntt or Resort." RepresentaUves 'township libraries join the Wom tatlon th commumfv for School Enllahtcnment Twelve mercury vapor elude Dr. John Otto nf the Ardmore Free Li into fit in with the architecture of the Turninff fn modprn arrhitpr- ture, the commission approved lertown, and Dr. James vir(im died instantly. SHAKESPEARE: "Romeo andjr- 01 lia nlllK15 avr the design for the new 600 000 head'rtes the Americ Sociely for Testing and Mate-ithe lights will be installed on 33d st 'juvenile division, and Dr.

Cark Woman's Club. Mrs. Herbert between Sprm'e and Siton W.Orchinik. director of group Fr.nk.nf.eld. head librarian at University of Pennsylvania'Psychotherapy.

jNorristcwn ublic Library, Juliet" will be staged at Ger.re. Physics Pressors at urex mantown Theater Guild. 21 InjtiMite Tlom Germantown ave. at 8:40 P. M.fo.uthon director of probation; Dr.

Leon- Kosengarien, airecior 01 me ART: American arjists living mt mm mm delphii have been invited to iub nn nflvt nrno nnn 'Ji. urdays and April 6-7. BrynPuhhshed by Addison-WesieyVictim. Police said McGoldrick is president of a collection agency .1 .1 tsy 111 i iv ivunni, i. rials, lacing Benjamin Frankiin Parkwav between the Moore In titnlai nl ina X(iiAiiM ii VT ural History.

i campus, beginning Thursday, Streets Commissioner David M. 1 1 tttni4 4 of the project was set at 1800. Drama diud present.