Lancaster Eagle-Gazette from Lancaster, Ohio • 2

0 iTC ttUtl it 01 '1 SECTION A PAGE TWO LANCASTER, (0.) EAGLE GAZETTE FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 1949 CO "OA LIGHT FINED Saturday Afternoon IT aSdl'Li Remilai Prices DEATHS Pomeroy Reporter Withdraws Charge Against Canaday blond wig, walked the neighborhood last night. An assailant jumped at him. In the struggle, Doran fastened the handcuffs on his attackers wrist. When he tried to fasten the other side of the cuffs on his own wrist, they caught on the sleeve of his dress. The man broke loose and fled.

Walter Hill Moxley, 25, Rose-bank, was fined $5 and costs today by Mayor Fred Von Stein for crashing a traffic light. Police said that Moxley was arrested at 2:16 a. m. today, when he crashed the light at the Lin-coln-av, Front-st intersection. POMEROY, O.

JP) Jack Cowie. a reporter of the Pom CARTOONS At 1:00 and 3:05 POV Pi 1 eroy Sentinel, said today he had withdrawn a charge alleging for Professor's Coat, Hat Sold For Dollar CINCINNATI (Ml A University of Cincinnati faculty member joined the ranks of the legendary absent minded professor yesterday because of two articles of clothing. The professor whose name was withheld attended a university student sale of lost and found articles. He hung his coat and hat on a rack among the for sale items. A UC employe happened along and liked the coat and hat, handed a student a dollai and walked off with the clothing.

The mistake was corrected later. The professor got back his coat and hat and the employe his dollar. mer mayor Delmar Canaday at tempted to kilt him. The charge was "assault with intent to kill with a deadly wea FOURTH OFFENSE Carl R. Houseworth, 28, of 1240 East Walnut-st, was fined $25 and costs today by Mayor Fred Von Stein for indecent exposure.

Police said that this was House-worth's fourth offense. AUTO DRIVER FINED Mrs. Dorothea Engle, 35. Baltimore Route 1, was fined $5 and costs by Mayor Fred Von Stem today for driving a car without an operator's permit. She was arrested by.

state patrolmen in Route 188, north of Lancaster pon, to wit: an automobile." Cowie said he now had asked Justice of Peace Lawson Higgins to place Canaday under a peace Approve Defense Plan For Europe Cotlnna from Par On) member in the organiaztion for European economic "The occupation statute," the announcement said, "will define the powers to be retained by the occupation authorities upon the establishment of the German Federal Republic and set forth basic procedures for the operation of allied supervision, "Subject only to the limitations of the statute, the German Federal state and the participating laender (states) will have full legislative, executive and judicial powers, in accordance with the basic law and with their respective constitutions. "The statute aims to permit the German people to exercise democratic self government. Provision is made for a review of the terms of the statute after a year in force." The final meeting of the big three foreign ministers was held at Acheson's office this morning. It lasted less than an hour and consisted of confirming the agreement already worked out in conferences here Wednesday and Thursday. bond.

The original charge, filed in Fred L. Spitler Funeral services will be held Sunday, 2 p. m. in Fletcher Methodist Chapel, north of Baltimore, for Fred L. Spitler, 57, who died unexpectedly Wednesday afternoon at his home in Detroit, following a heart attack.

Spitler visited his mother, Mrs. William Spitler, last weekend at her home north of Baltimore. A native of Thurston, Spitler lived in Detroit for 30 years. Other survivors are his widow, Lillian, a stepson John Spitler, of the home in Detroit; a sister Miss Helen Spitler of north of Baltimore; and a brother, Arlie Spitler of near Millersport. The Rev.

H. S. Yost will officiate at the funeral and burial is to be made in Kirkersville cemetery by H. Lee Emerson, Kirkersville, Friends may call this evening at Mrs. William Spitler's home north of Baltimore.

BtKtttMMf Mayor Sidney Spencer's court, alleged Canaday attempted to run down Cowie with his automobile. ON THE SCREEN DOORS OPEN 12:30 Mayor Spencer said today he asked that the charge be taken out of his court "in the 'interest SERIAL NO. 6 of fair play." BAKE SALE Saturday, April 9 Tm court with him (Canaday) now," Spencer explained, "and it wouldn't be right for me The Scarlet to judge him." Didn't Get His Man, But Loses Handcuffs CLEVELAND (JP) A Rookie patrolman, dressed as a woman to decoy an attacker in Cleveland Heights, was minus a pair of handcuffs today. He didn't get his man. Several women had been molested in the neighborhood.

Patrolman Donald Doran, togged out in women's clothing and a Horseman" M. Altar Guild St. John's Church North Broad St. i Don't Miss This Inter esting Picture! MAINLY ABOUT PEOPLE SATURDAY Jiggs And Maggie At 1 :45 and 4 :00 SHOWS I The Scarlet Horseman At 2:55 PLEASE NOTE: CARTOON MATINEE over at 5:10. Doors then open at 6:00 for the regular evening show.

Come early and see three features for one admission. Today Saturday YOUD DOUBLE FEATURE 'FAMILY THEATER I Spencer several weeks ago obtained a common pleas court order restraining Canaday from attempting to take over the mayor's office again. The order still stands. Cowie said he withdrew the assault charge in order to save this Ohio River town further "unfavorable publicity" and to prevent further embarrassment to Canaday's family. Canaday, former prizefighter, resigned as mayor after the governor suspended him last November on charges of misconduct brought by members of the village council.

He later sought to reclaim the office, and Mayor Spencer then obtained the court order. Reporter Cowie said that he had represented the council members, in the role of public relations counsel, in presenting their complaints to Thomas Herbert, then governor. PIGEONS STOLEN Golden Carper, 120 North Bak-er-av, reported to police yesterday that some one had stolen ten of his pigeons from their pen sometime during the past several days. SAM CARr'cONVICTED OTTAWA JP) A jury today convicted Sam Carr of conspiring to utter a forged passport for a Russian agent. The jury of 11 men deliberated for 90 minutes.

Charles Leonard, is the name given to the son born Wednesday at their home to Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Conrad, 122 East Fif th-av. The Graduate Council at Bowling Green, State University has approved a program to prepare students for guidance and counseling positions, chiefly in the public schools. Most students will take courses in education, psychology, sociology and speech.

Frank C. Arnold, assistant professor of psychology and chairman of a special committee supervising the new major, is a former assistant psychologist at the Boys Industrial School. War Resumed As Deadline Passes Buckeye Lake Park OPEN SUNDAY APRIL 10th I AT rnStvn Mice 9M 1 Giving the world VMuWP the only rival yvAS. to 'Alexander'! ffT iPoY Ragtime Band'iQ jk Doors Open 6:20 Human 'Guinea Pig In Unique Operation Dies EAST LIVERPOOL, 0. (JP) Bernard Brown, 28, a human pig" in an unprecedented" spinal operation last July, died Thursday night.

His death in the Mayo Clinic at Rochester, ended a seven-year fight against creeping paralysis. Brown, a former Marine Corps corporal, was disabled when his outfit landed on Bougainville in 1942. He suffered a spinal injury from which the paralysis developed. He was admitted to Mayo Clinic in 1947 after earlier treatment in several service hospitals. In the widely-heralded opera-1 tion last July 10 inches of Browns spinal cord were removed in a seven-hour operation that required the combined skills of 20 surgeons.

The operation was performed on Brown only after a series of experiments on animals was carried out successfully. Brown recovered sufficiently to spend last Christmas at his home here but he suffered a recurrence of the affliction and returned to Minnesota in February for further surgery. The body will be returned here for services. Games Games "1 Tonight At 9:15 RANGOON, BURMA JP) Burma air force planes and ar-tiiiorv wont back into action against Karen nationalist forces today when the deadline ior scheduled Karen surrender pass- TTio surrender did not take place, and a dispatch from army SECOND FEATURE AT 5:35 8:25 headquarters at uyogon saia government forces resumed the war in the Insein area at the end of the agreed cease-fire period. Ends Tonite-Sunset Carson Rides Again Also Comedy, Hews Musical ROLAND SLATE ANNUAL VISIT r.OT.TTMBUS.

O. fSome 25 Mon. WINTERS tc HOSPITAL NEWS James Fox, 1048 East Fifth-av and Mrs. Virgil McGrady, Lancaster Route 5, underwent ton-ciWtnmiPQ tnrlav in Lancaster LP Hospital. Delia Hosey, 116 West Ohio Farm Bureau members elected to represent farmers in their congressional districts will call on representatives and in Washington April 28, the bureau announced today.

It will be the third annual visit of the Farm Bureau group to the nation's capital. TWO NEW PICTURES TODAY SATURDAY SMlitv air-av, was aamittea ior treatment, and Robert Bussart, Lancaster Route 3, and Mrs. Elmer Haynes, Basil, for surgery. Discharged were T. E.

Black, Kenneth Raver, Vernon Senig, Freddie Hammler, Mrs. Oral Benson, Donald Spitler and baby, Mrs. Carl Adcock and baby and Mrs. Herman Willey and baby. FT Mt' 'H3f 'V I DURANGO KID i 0 I EVER PAY MOMlMy Co, 1 ACCEPT IESS? Here Is Hit No.

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