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jPoge Eight Frederick Mulholland Dies; Was Local Funeral Director WELLSVILtE DAILY REPORTER, WELISVILLE, NEW YORK Tuesday, November 14, 196T Frederick Charles Mulholland, 58, of 296 N. Main Wellsville, a funeral director, died at Jones Memorial Hospital about 3:15 p.m. yesterday. Mr. Mulholland had been in ill health for about a year.

Born in Walden on Aug. 22, 1903 he had resided in Wellsville for the past 26 years. He was the son of the late James Mulholland and Mrs. Florence Taylor Mulholland, and had lived in Newburgh and Andover prior to coming here. In addition to his mother, Mr Mulholland is survived by his wife, the former Dorothy Steen- werth, whom he married on Mar.

27, 1927; three daushters. Mrs. Thomas Jacobs of Glen Falls, Mrs. Gary Dillon of Minneapolis, and Miss Nancy Mulholland, at home; one sister, Mrs. James Crawford of Los Angeles, one brother, James B.

Mulholland of Andover; six grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Mr. Mulholland was a member of St. Johns Episcopal Church; Allegany County Shrine Club: Ism al- ia Temple, Buffalo; Wellsville Masonic Lodge 230. F.

A.M.: Wellsville Masonic Chapter 143, R.A.M.; Corning Consistory; Alleganv Scottish Rite; and Wellsville Elks. He had served as chairman of the Allegany County Blood Bank for the past 10 years; was president of the Wellsville Country Ciub for two years and a member of its board of directors for 12 years. He also was a former member of the Wellsville Lions Club and the Nancy Howe Players. Funeral services will be conducted Thursday at 2 p.m. at the 'Mulholland Funeral Home with the Rev.

Thomas Murray, rector of St. Johns Episcopal Church officiating. Burial will be in Woodlawn Cemetery. Mystery Benefactor Aids Sister of Boy Killed by His Auto EDINBURGH, Scotland. Nineteen years ago Robbie Wilson, 6, g6t bored with his sister Edna's fourth birthday party and ran out to play in the street.

The driver of a passing automobile swerved but hit the child and killed him. The driver carried the boy into the house and collapsed. A doctor treated Robbie's parents and the motorist for shock. Then the driver left. He didn't tell the Wilsons his name.

They knew only that he lived in England, in the city of Sunderland. A year later, on Edna's next birthday, 'a huge parcel arrived for the girl. It was a rocking horse. There was no sender's Sunderland. On her sixth birthday, Edna got a child's cycle.

Again it came from Sunderland. Each year since Edna has received an expensive birthday present from Sunderland. As she grew older the gifts became more sophisticated a beauty set, French perfume, cosmetics. When she became old enough to drive, money arrived to pay for driving lessons. A beautiful evening gown was her 21st birthday gift.

A few weeks ago Edna married and went to live in an Edinburgh suburb. The family has no idea how the man in Sunderland found out, but he sent a wedding present. The Wilson family still doesn't know who he is. F. C.

MULHOLLAND Desegregation Wave Adds 36 New Schools NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) Another 36 school districts have been desegregated this fall in Southern and border states. So far there has been none of the racial violence which has flared every other year since the Supreme Court's segregation ruling in 1954. Of the 6,599 public school districts in the 17-state area, 829 are now desegregated, Southern Schools News reports in the November issue. Integration also has increased at the university, college and teacher levels, the publication said.

The monthly newspaper, published by the Southern education Reporting Service, compiles information on desegregation de-1 velopmcnts in the South for edtica- I tion facilities and news media. Federal Patronage Makes Wagner Boss Of Party in State WASHINGTON (AP) Mayor Robert F. Wagner ol Nc York City, with federal patronage reins in his hands, has taken over the leadership of the Democratic party in New York State. Wagner announced Monday that, "at the request of the administration in Washington," he would handle federal patronage in the state. With control of federal jobs that arc the life blood of a political took over as leader in but name.

The change further weakened the power of State Democratic Chairman Michael H. Prendcr- gast, who has refused to resign despite pressure from Wagner and the White House. The Kennedy administration has made known its desire to have a new chairman in the state. Prendergast opposed Wagner's successful bid for re-election in New York City. Many peonage posts in the state already have been filled but the Kennedy administration made these appointments through county chairmen rather than Prendergast.

Prendergast's term as chairman ends next year. He has said he would serve out his term. Wagner was a guest at a state dinner in the White House Monday night. Pennsylvania Leader Says Talks Started On House Districts Ambassador Biddle Funeral Plans Set WASHINGTON (ap) Ambassador Anthony J. Drexel Biddle Jr.

will be buried Thursday with military honors in Arlington National Cemetery. Biddle, 64, U.S. envoy to Spain, died Monday in Walter Reed Army Hospital of a heart attack. He had been under treatment for lung cancer since his return from Madrid month ago. A member of a noted Philadelphia family, Biddle had held many diplomatic positions and sctrved as an Army officer in both world wars.

EISENHOWERS PREPARE FOR MAMIE'S BIRTHDAY AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP)-Gcn. and Mrs. Dwight D. Eisenhower prepared to celebrate Mrs.

Eisenhower's 65th birthday today. The former president and his wife are spending a 10-day to three-week vacation at "Mamie's Cottage," a plush house on the edge of the Augusta National Colt Club course. MUNITIONS EXECUTIVE SOUTHPORT, Conn. (AP)-Col. Wallace L.

Clay, 73, retired Arms Co. executive who held the first patent for an armor- piercing bullet used by the Army, c'jed Monday. Clay retired from the Army in 1940 after 26 ye.nrs as an ordinance specialist. SET TO GO Flag Is raised on stern of United States' first nuclear powered surface Beach at Boston commissioning. OFFICIAL VISIT TOKYO (AP) Princess Alex-j andra of Kent arrived in Tokyo today for an eight-day -official visit.

It is the first visit to Japan by a member of the British royal family since tire visit of the Duke of Gloucester in 1929. EPISCOPAL BISHOP WAREHAM, Mass. Theodore Russell Ludlow, 78. suffragan bishop of the Episcopal diocese of Newark, N.J., for 17 years before he retired in 1953, died Monday. NORWEGIAN EDITOR OSLO, Norway (AP) Herman Smitt Engebretsen, 70, who re-1 tired June 1 as chief editor of tin- conservative Aftenpostnn, I Norway's largest newspaper, died i Monday.

I By JOHN KOENIG JR. Associated Press Special Service WASHINGTON David L. Lawrence of Pennsylvania is hopeful some progress may be made within a few weeks toward reducing the state's congressional districts from 30 to 27, made mandatory by the 1960 census. Lawrence said he has been discussing the problem with the stole chairman of both political parties in Pennsylvania. In turn, he said, the respective have conferred with members of Congress from their own parties.

"I'm hopeful something will turn up in the next couple weeks," I said Lawrence. i One obstacle to a fast solution I however, he indicated, is that Rep. Will'iam J. Green, Philadelphia Democratic chairman, is on vacation and will not be home for some time. Quered on a report that Green is being pressed by the Kennedy administration to give in to a Re, publican demand that one of the three seats to be abolished be in Philadelphia, Lawrence said he had no knowledge of it.

Last Tuesday's election is regarded in Republican circles as a stinging rebuke to Green, who had predicted upwards of a 100,000 margin for the Democrats in Philadelphia. However, Green's organization in the Quaker City was able to deliver only a 79,000 majority to Anne X. Al'pern, Democratic candidate for the State Supreme Court. As a result, the Republi- cans; with some large victory margins elsewhere, were able to eke out a win for Judge Henry X. O'Brien in the only statewide con- i test.

i Republicans immediately made the boast that they could unseat many' of the state's Democratic incumbents in the House if congressional candidates are forced to run at-large. This latter procedure will have to be followed unless Pennsylvania rcdistricts by Feb. 20. Lawrence has said he will call a special session of the legislature i if the two parties agree on terms i of a redrstricting bill in advance. IS SHOWER GUEST Mrs.

Carolyn Reisman, Pleasant! was guest of honor at a stork shower given last weekend by Airs i Sally Case, Pine St. Several! friends and relatives senting the guest witli appropriate gifts. COLLEGE EX-PRESIDENT SANTIAGO, Chile (API The Rev. Theodore J. Mehlirig, 56, president of the University of Portland for four years ending in 1950, died Monday of an intestinal ailment.

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Last Saturday, Dr. Joe A. Risser said it would be only a matter of hours or days for the 79-year- old speaker of the house. Then Rayburn was a bit better Sunday. Monday he was a little worse.

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