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SIX STAR mn mo IS YOUR NEED COURIER Jersey hospital EXPANSION FUND DRIVE VOL. 80 NO. 200 CAMDEN, N. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1955 FIVE CENTS POST to IK) 41 Odds Set Riding Permit System Cops Seize Lonardi Named To Head New Government OnMarciano Aids Public, PS Saysfi Escapees j-, 7 Hvllcr Than Use Alter LlMSC Of Tokens, PUC Told at Hearing 2 3 lore at Large; Jersey Joe Once Caught Pair Five of seven escapees from the Over Moore Promoters Look For Bigger Gate In Rout Tonight By JACK CUDDY Now York. Sept.

21 (UP) The "bonrr" postponement that sends Rocky Marciano and Archie Moore into the ring tonight for their heavyweight championship fight loft the odds unchanged at 4 1 but may boost the gate toward Newark, Sept. 21-The State Public Utility Commission was told today a weekly riding permit system on Public Service buses Ruenos Aires, Sept. 21 (UP) Argentine rehels won unconditional surrender today from the ruling generals who biok over power from fallen President Juan D. Peron. A new provisional Government takes over Thursday.

Gen. Eduardo Lonardi was named to head the new Government, an official announcement broadcast over the state radio said. An earlier announcement said the ruling junta of 14 generals "accepted all conditions made" by the rebels. The announcement made no mention of Peron, but one of the rebel conditions was that he be surrendered to them to stand trial "would confer far giVater Home for Boys at Jameson tty public than the proposedburg were captured Tuesday night token system. jby alert Camden police in a wild New Shoes Link Man Taking Air With Burglary Paul Hobbs, 44, no address, was taking the air at 5.30 a.

m. today when he was arrested by Patrolmen Louis Quaranto and Joseph Mignogna on a charge of loitering. The two patrolmen became suspicious of Hobbs when they noticed he was wearing new overalls, new and socks and a pair of pigskin gloves. After following him for several blocks, they arrested him at 5th and Benson sts. when he could not give a good account of himself.

Shortly afterwards. Detective Sgt. William Neale received a report that the plate glass window at Hardy Shoe Store, 11.13 Broadway, was broken. He discovered a pair of shoes missing, the ones Hohhs was wearing. Hobbs will be arraigned Thursday before Acting Municipal Judge Iario on a charge of breaking and entering.

Neale said he admitted the theft of a pair of shoes and socks. With the weather lid lilted by a forecast of "cool and lair," offi rials of the International Boxing Club figured today i rush of ticket buyers might swell the crowd at Yankee Stadium to 70,000. Fresh On Paraguayan Gunboat Peron still was aboard the gunboat Paraguay in Buenos Aires harbor to which he fled Tuesday. Technically, on board the ship, he was on Paraguayan territory but Window B. Ingram, counsel for foot race covering several street I Public Service Coordinated Trans- blocks in South Camden, port added that such a substi- Three of the fugitives, ranging jtution for the commission's Aug.

in age from 14 to 16. were identi-25 order for a token system would fled by police as Joseph Roberts, jbe" within the spirit of the decision 14, of Wildwood ave. near Princess (that the company receive a fair William Brother, 16, of urn. iWestmiastcr ave. near 22nd I Oral and written arguments and Albert McNeil, 15, of S.

5th St. presented by the company's near Clinton St. 'spokesmen before' the commission! The other two were Robert 'bearing today. Schcreihcr. 16, of Hoboken, and jColtm Jordan, 14.

of Illinois TWCcnt Uise Recently Okayed (Atlantic City, according to police. I The commission in August ap- Roberts. Brother and Schereiber proved a first-zone fare rate in-'were caught by Patrolmen Robert irrease from 10 to 12 cents, with DiPersia and John Pease while the provision that nine tokens for Patrolmen Don Malley and Fred $1 lie sold, bringing the unit price Gee snared Jordan in a yard in i to 11.1 cents. ithe rear of a home in the 300 dales were in the ratio of nearly rebels have announced they would not let the Paraguay sail with Peron on board. 5-1 to refunds.

Despite challenger Moore' nervousness, during Tuesday's physical examination and the general belief that the 21 hour delay would bother him more than the "ice-cold" champion, the betting price remained static. It was the first time in boxing history that an important title fight as set back before the weigh-in. That wiposing ceremony of the wales was staged in the lobby of Madison Square Garden at 12.25 p. m. Champion Marciano weighed 1S8' pounds; Thirty-eightycar-old Archie, who was found more "on edge" during In Asuncion, Paraguay, Rear Adm.

Gabriel Patino. head off the Paraguayan Navy, told the United Press he had direct word that Peron still was on board the Paraguay. The pier near which the gunboat was anchored was under heavy guard and rebel warships blocked any exit from the harbor. Expected to rule with Lonardi were three others named with him earlier in a revolutionary pro- Audubon Okays However, the company said he block of Liberty st. expense of selling, dis itnbuting, counting and accounting I for the tokens would require hiring McNeil surrendered to police at I of 93 emploves at a cost of The oermit svstem.

thev sav were held to await Voilti rw the arrival of authorities from wwild avoid this unnecessary cost. i $670,000 in Bonds For School Units Innrlm caiH the JdmeSOUrE. BEFORE A GLITTERING ASSEMBLAGE of European bluebloods, Austrian Princess Virginia Ira Furstenberg-, 15, was wed to German Prince Alfonso Maximilian 31, today in Venice. Photo was taken in the garden of the swank villa of the princess' family in Marocco. Italy.

Their romance bloomed at Capri and Cortina after they met at a royal wedding in Essen a year ago. riding permit would cost 11 cents native Capt. pifTord Carr Passengers displaying the card and he at f30 P- m- paving 10 cents would be permitted 3 1 io'ride f.ir an unlimited number of bdc throughout the state at times at 10 cents a ride. jJ-'J: m- Dil'rrsia and Dease said they Plans to Call Sis Witneoe4 were on a routine patrol shortly 'visional government. Bergollu Retained They were Rear Adm.

Isaac iRojas. aboard whose flagship in the River Plata estuary the sur-: render terms were reached in an eight-hour conference ending at 2 Oahmav the physical examination, was expected to be bothered more by the delay than placid Rocky, already favored at 4 1. penles He Pulled Romr Promoter Jim Norris denied that he had "pulled a pne boner" by the postponement, which proved later to have been premature. Princess, 15, Wed New Junior High Voted 7 lo 1 in Heavy Turnout Audubon residents gave over Ingram, who said the company; before 10.30 p. m.

when theyj would present six witnesses at the noticed "several boys climbing hearing, added: jdown from the roof of a building "It is the considered judgment Kaighns ave. near Broadway, i of the company's best operating The policemen radioed for help. d. III. M.I.I, U1l DVIIS'JO I i I PI'tTIJlll rlllPI ancl Gen- Audelino Bergallo.

1 VJLl Iliail 1 I Ullli was the onlv remnant Wounded Suspect Held for Looting Tavern in Erial whelming approval Tuesday night He said, "I would do it again. of the 14-man junta which took over from Peron after Peron was and accounting personnel, rein- a the boys scattered in all direc- We hd nn rhoire The YtherL. lirn the and Dease lorerasts tmn all bureaus -Cnv. 'forced by certain aspects of the.tions with DiPersia rrnmnnt X.w nH flvW fl niction or an eigtvi-niom Jun-of other companies after them. were hopelessly tUy," he "'(IhrwighcMit the country', that im- chase continued through Twin Girls Sol Record at IVtrlli: 16 15 Ozs.

Chicago, Sept. 21 (UPl-St. James Hospital officials said today that the largest twins on record in the United States were born Sunday in a family automobile. Mrs. Anne Fuelirmeyer, 24.

gave birth to the twin girls just as her car reached the hospital courtyard. One of the girls, Mary Jane, weighed 8 pounds. 14 ounces, and the other, Nancy Anne, weighed 8 pounds, 1 ounce. I we were beimr homlmnied 1 I position of a token system such as side alleys, over lences and in one "And Amid Splendor Venetian NuptiaU Recreate Days of Kaiser's Court Venice, Italy, Sept. 21 (UP) forced to resign on Monday.

The junta had named Bergallo director of national safety and it was his forces that clashed bloodily with Peronist hoodlums in the center of Buenos Aires early today. Lonardi is a long-time opponent of Peron, known to have been against him since 1950. by railroads and by air companies', ia. a' 1 iTi Proposed by the board wouldase in the front door and out the oie was in yes nnv lest diiastrou to nar of a Dnvate home. for iastructiorn whether to siart Shot a He Attempts To Steal IVeighbors Car, Police Say and 2nd lM no PPim'e'the company than a transfer sys- Roberts was captured on the their special fight trains planes for New York." 7 to 1 majority for the at anything like present farcithird floor of a warehouse at 4th This i the realization of a 15-Meh st.

and Kaighns ave. where he had He said he didn want to have all those train and plane pa.ssetv IIe SJld he permit would only tied through an open door while In 19ol. while commander of an An Erial man is being held! cers risk heme slranded in New allow the company a net carnercrother and ivhereiber was A ID-year-old Austrian division at Santa Fe. he without bail in the Camden County York last night without accornmo-'0' the vote waa income of $984.198. nabbed as they dropped from thev jail after being treated for gun- dations at hotels, which are 1 Y4- than less than the root.

nmiimnn lip na pniniiiai if waj married today to a 31-year-old plotted against the Government but German Prince before a glittering as so cautious that another gen-assemblage that almost moveo Mr and tried tatake imum return declared by the! it was the second escape jammed. "And we didn't want to uirnoui. proving me nne inieresi ntin.iod rt Column S) 'the institution lor Brother and Mc- He was wounded as he allegedly (Continued rs II ('lamn t) Audubon residents have in the edu- fl (omntwl In utAa! ha rap rtf a I Neil, police said. (the court of Kaiser Wilhelm. iThe revolution ua a failure and neignnor in wnicn ponce mrk in Might "tS 8 Killed, 12 Hurt saia ne icatinnal system." Slate Earmarks 5 ,0 9 had loaded loot stolen from Commission Drops ey fled the jail Aug, l.

and tavern. The Princess was Virginia Ira that general was sent to a Fata-Furstenberg. daughter of a million- jgonian prison for life, aire Italian motor magnate whose! Lonardi was retired from the fumilv hark tn the Holv at Peron's order. two days later were arrested by I Franklin Parks 22 of Jarvis it me new hoot will be structed on Kdgewood ave. at Pine adjoining Audubon High Haddonficld Poll Jersey Joe Waleott, former world's Erial.

is being held on charges: In S.AIflrm TlTO heavyweight boxing champion, and'of breaking, entering and larceny i iman Emoire. The Prince, an en- He is married to a member of a gineer and equally wealthy racing Bernarl Ford, as they were at and attempted theft of the car. devoutly Catholic family of Cor-(Continurd nn Tat 5 Column 4 N-nnou iiie building program was endorsed by the Audubon Fathers ie Audubon Fathers Police Chief Harry Gibson At Coney Island Association a A nd Exchange (jn Apartments tempting to rob a sporting goods store at 1207 Rroadway. Carr said the boys fled James- Gloucester Township, said that iCItih. shortly after 3.30 a.

today Clif $3.7 Million Fund For Freeway Safe Road Program Put in $31 Million Highway Hmlget The board has estimated the av 'hurtr and lnl a tmrL- tn ronr-h ford Sharp, also of Jarvis was iew Itoanl to lirvej', Camden. The truck, according tolawakened by the loud barking of enthusiast, was Alfonso Maximilian Ilohenlohe-Langeburg. They rode to the lfith Century Church of San Sebastian in gondolas along canals freed of traffic by her father, Prince Tassilo Furstenberg, who paid the business houses along the route to shut up shop for the day. A Who's Who of European no- as inunu near nroaaway nis doc. Report OI1 Borough 'and Kaighns ave.

Sharp said he looked out of the 'erage cost to taxpayers of the 1 5670.000 20-year bond is.sue will be about 50 cents per $100 as-j sesscd valuation. Owens said in addition to thej ieight.room junior school, the; Flames Engulf Row Of OM Residences; Arson Is Suspected New York. Sept 21 fUP) Zoning Neetls Haddonfield's apartment house. Raising of Cables bedroom window and saw a man pushing his car down Jars-is rd. Sharp told his wife to call police.

'Gibson said, while he grabbed a shotgun. 16 1 New Voters Join Register Lisl A total off 164 new voters regis-tered Tuesday, bringing the total to 315 persons who have been listed for eligibility in the Nov. 8 election during the city-wide drive which began last week. The mobile registration unit, stationed at Kossuth st. and Ferry enrolled 59 voters, while 11 others registered in the County Board of Elections office in City ability watched in the ancient church Trenton.

Sent. 21-A M.700.000 1 ticn: persons were Kinea ana au (U inn aas hl lTA My said the new elassmom will he night in a swirl of amenities. On Span to Halt jj i ias lilt; mv vuiig. iw least 12 were injured today jIercedes Benz sports car hpr a five-alarm fire that may have ibridegroom ave hor foP a wed. Suspect Wounded appropriation to extend construction of the North-South Freeway to Turnerville is in the State Highway Department budget.

Commissioner Dwight G. Pal A nmtVKAd r-ffprendum on a rtUlnf irl 1. 1 fl oeen sei uy an ding present-said "I do." used to house the overcrowded seventh and eighth grades. A i.iiii-( miu kiai liny at era! shots at the man who ran through a row of aged Coney Is proposed $3,500,000 apartment Traffic Unmatched Since War drwn the road. In the meantime, lal! resiaences.

nA naca i The fire broke out just after It was a wedding unmatched in mer announced today. Commissioner Paimer said his' SPnirm tt.r Crtmfa lTi department will use the I borough commissioners, who; Pine HiU U. arrived to find Parks wn' trapping many persons Europe since the war and Prince! Hall during regular hours from 9' at the side of the road a Ms ln rickety brick and Franz Khevenhueller said. "I m. to 4 p.

m. and 21 more ustance from the Sharp! me buildings. One of the build-; the jmprpssjon w( have recreated 'during evening hours from 7 to 9. icarlier in the day were named de slumped including $1,600,000 Federal aid! With ail Meal Day short dist fendants in a suit filed in the i Registration at four Dosts. which ings was a boarding house, police the court of the AH those having a day off today home, Joh When Finished Will He First Linkup Of Whitman Toners The U.

S. Army Engineers an will again be open tonight from 7 AnH thA tail itjlrk.hairrv? Iirnu-n. route from the Walt Whitman (Gloucester) Bridge to the Black Horse pike. The North-South Freeway being Gibson said investigation disclosed the front seat of the Sharp (Continurd nn rata Column. 3 eved Princess, a beaut v.

9 'tx' Yr 3,69 VVcstfleld "Now I feel really like a Princess. 22: 2110 Westminster are to be congratulated. Because) MaVor Elws( A Farrington they are the lucky ones. sajd rommissiim mild not Ideal September weather is nn move muscle until a new special the menu SUnny. cool, pleasant mmmiltw ha rnmnleted an ev.

said. The blaze was two blocks from Coney Island Beach and Amusement Park. Proba Immediately Started Fire Commissioner Edward Ca- eieians iit-iiuu icti iuiuui (Continued on Tat Column 4) constructed southward from Mor and Hayes High School, 26th st nounced today that traffic on the can Camden, wi form nart freezes, ana low numiaity. haustive study of the boraiRhV p- i vla Delaware River at the site of the r.1 Ua alalu-AiA I A hich temneratiiro nt --t" ji, in 61. and orKsnip bcnooi, toi lings P'airvtew, 14.

Peter Mayer, deputy registrar, .1 U.j Un rr The Weather Fair and emit again (nnicht, announced the mobile unit will be for the new bridge between C1" predicted for today, with. All parties to the controversy "7 "nilan Gloucester Citv and Packer ave.ja of 51 tonight, and a top of expressed satisfaction, but not the! 'u1 Bridge would be Philadelphia. Plans for extending 77 Tluirsday. i225 townspeople who came to at certain periods four da.vs the highway northward through At noon, the thermometer read a fight. They roundly wprk Permit raising of the Schwartzes' Defense Hit By Doctor Thursday increasing cloudiness at 9th and Sycamore sts.

tonight with little change In temperature, from 6 to 9. first cables for the snan Camden with a connection to the fifi. with the relative humidity at the mayor, however, when he fin- the blaze as "very suspicious." Police began an immediate investigation for arson. More than 50 pieces of fire apparatus answered the alarm. Firemen wearing masks fought (Continued on Fngo Column 53 percent.

(Continued nn rS Column II 'Yes' 1413; 'No' 97: Vessels will not be permitted to pass through the bridge right-of-way between the hours of 9 and 11 a. m. and between 1 and 3 p. m. on Monday and Tuesday nnH Benjamin Franklin (Camden) Bridge have been postponed.

The freeway appropriation. Talmer said, is part of the depart- (Continued nn Tnft i Columns) She's on Third, Headed Home: A Philadelphia city pathologist Thursday and Friday of next week today denied a defense accusation On Monday and Tnncriav he was kept from testifying at the 7 Burlington Towns Vote to Build $2 Million Regional High School American Bridge Division of the arraignment of a couple charged Baseball Expert Myrt Bats 1.000 And Connects With $32,000 on TV United States Steel Cornnrat inn with performing a fatal abortion will lay six wire rope foobridw because his findings on the time; supporting cables, eadi 2 inches i ot death differed from Medord, Sept. 21 Residents of get building plans under way, with in diameter, on the river bed from those ot another pamoiogisi seven municipalities in the south architects to be engaged, plans Dr. Frank Glauser said he was the Gloucester to Philadelphia "extremely embarrassed" by the sides. The cables will form irm irtnn! charge made by William A.

Gray, drawn up and a site selected. To Name New Board Mongon said he would appoint a nine-member district board of ern part of Burlington County gave a resounding "yes" Tuesday to a proposal to create a new regional high school. At a snerial school election, the Li "aves Little Doubt She Will Co AH the Way New' York. Sept. 21 (UP) Mrs, Myrtle Power, baseball's new "Georgia Peach," untangled her on which a catwalk will be erected d(lfpnse 'awyer for Milton and for workers who will handle the i Ftosalie Schwartz, the couple ac-job of main span construction.

leased of performing the alwrtion The method used to place the on Mr5, Jan Silver 0es' cables on the river bed will involve jtreicher, food store chain heiress, (Continued on S-Coliimn 5) on 21 n. Gray contended District Attor vote was "yes" 1413 to "no" 97(eaucation to serve until a regular on a plan to build a school to cost, faction is held in February, with an approximate $2 million and fach municipality having one rep- Today's Courier-Post rage Amusement 24 Bridge 14 Business Todar 83 lassified 34, 85, 36, 37 Comics 27 Crossword PiiMle 26 Death Notices 3, SI Karl Wilson 24 Editorials 12 Financial News S3 It's Your Money 20 Ufe Hereabout 2 Obituaries 4 On the Une 13 Sports 28, 29, 81, 32 Stock Prices 83 Sylvia Porter S3 Television and Radio 38 Travel Sketchbook 6 Walter Winehell 24 Women's New 9, 22, 23, 25 Your Birthday 15 which would accommodate lOOO'-W'tativc with the exception of self from half-a-dozen gmxl luck charms today and indicated she ney Dash would not summon Dr. Glauser to testify because the pathologist's views differed from pupils. Jit. Laurel and Aledford.

which would have two because of greater ote Returns listed population. Polls were ojien from 2 to 9 The new board will replace a p. m. in schools at Medford, MtJ steering committee made up of would shoot for pennant money on Sale of Salem Cas Co. Given PUC Approval Next Tuesday Night come with us on an exciting adventure Through the cooperation of Braniff International Airways, the COURIER-POST TRAVEL FORUM will feature PANAMA and PERU BRAZIL RIO and BUENOS AIRES For 70 minutes through the magic of beautiful sound and color films you'll visit our friends below the border.

You'll enjoy the charm of the old world, the natural friendliness ot (he people, the beauty of the countries. We'll be looking for you at 8 p. September 27 at the YMCA, 611 Federal Camden. AD.M1SSIOV FRKK NO TICKETS REQUIRED TV "The $64,000 Question." those of Dr. Theodore ts.

Krouse Myrt, bolstered bv a four-leaf Trenton representatives of school boards in Sept. 21 (UP) The city pathologist, wno saia clover, an Indian head penny, a Pubilr. Utilities Commissioners! ne -'year-oia onue u.ru i "nAtint.nl mmllioo" tt ff at ''fnmi(Tn "several minutes" after "foreign Laurel, Shamong, Tabernacle, Evesham and Southampton Townships and Medford Lakes Borough. The vote by townships: turKey wishbone, an oriental statu have nnnrnved aU ette, a lucky necklace and a jade ring, reached the $32,000 level on W.f the giveaway show by swatting her way through a baseball query. IOST FOUND the various districts involved.

The steering committee, headed by James Brown, of Medford, as chairman, laid the plans for the unification of the seven munici palities and planned Tuesday'i elections. The need for the regional high school was pointed up recently by an announcement that receiving schools plan to discontinue accepting tuition pupils because of over crowding. It was estimated that by hich school ouniis in Next week, the bouncy 70-year-oldster from Buford, can retire with her winnings or try to Yes No Mt. Laurel 2( 39 Evesham 235 3 Medford 2S6 5 Medford Lakes 173 2 Southampton '201 3ri Tabernacle 1S7 3 Shamong 61 9 Totals 1413 97 Gas Ca to the South Jersey Gas articles 'had been injected into her, Co. for $25,000.

I body to produce an abortion. The commission stipulated that Dr- Glauser said he had nothing; South Jersey Gas, which dis- ,0 do with the phase of the autopsy tributes natural gas to consumers' dealing with the time element, and in parts ot Atlantic, CamdenjDr. Krause alone had determined Cumberland, Gloucester and' that factor. He said there was no Salem Counties, must continue to! reason for him to testify on that render satisfactory service. jpoint.

i The Salem Gas Co. had been Meanwhile, Dash said ho would; supplying bottled gas in Salem. present the Schwartz case tn the. John II. Ware, of Oxford, 3 grand jury, and he hoped to! was the sole owner of the 2250 1 brine the case to trial as quickly! shares of common stock of the 'as possible.

The Schwartzes are Salem company. free under $5000 bail each, BOSTON BUM, terrier ml. Lett. South I'amden. White with black tpoti, eiuweni to RprdKMerin5-03SS.

JsnoWiTbOi-Wltll "white upon" iwt. nule. virinltf K. Haddon OalUyn, Reward. OlIlnMwwxt 5-1I12S-J.

after LOST dnldHamlltrn nwn'i lrh. Vlr. 271h tn 4.1rd Wettflelit Ave. Reward. double them.

But Myrt call mc Myrt, I just hate that name, left little doubt she would go all the way. She revealed she already was casting around for an expert to JContlnuad oa Tt 4 Cp.lu.ma S), WOodlawn ARAKEEf lot. AlWno Band uHl-TIl Prwaid MWrnantviue John E. Mongon, Burlington! these towns would have no place County superintendent of schools.to go unless a regional school wa said it will require two months to constructed. VAiXETOSt fonTainini valtiahlra Virmitr Haddon Crearent Camden, tewird.

WOodHwa 4-9604, MRS. MYRTLE POWER.