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PACE 4 fcVEMNU SUN, BALTIMORE, FRIDAY, JANUARY 26, 1962 OBITUARIES Denies Rockefeller To Air Crash Kills 5 Bodies Are Found In Mont Air Crash Labor Writer Lang Dies Initiate Divorce Consultant Special to TK Evening Sun Yardley, Jan. 26-Dr. Al fred J. Cardall, management con Beverly Hills, Jan. 26 WW Mrs.

Lucy Robins Lang, an early leader in the American labor Wolf Creek, Jan. 26 WW Search parties found five bodies today at the scene of a plane New York, Jan. 26 lA Rocke Coming Sunday THE 'MAIN-GATE-AND-BACK' RAILROAD Steam locomotives ride again at Ft. Eustis, where the Army operates a 40-mile railroad for training purposes. Pictures and the story of why the Army believes steam is still Important are In THE SUNDAY SUN MAGAZINE.

CAN TWINS READ EACH OTHER'S MLNDST-A recent stOdy of this Intriguing question Is reported In THIS WEEK MAGAZINE. Extra-sensory perception tests of twins have produced some remarkable findings. STATE HOUSE HOSTESSES-What it's like to handle as many as 1,500 visitors to the historic Annapolis structure In a single day is described In THE SUNDAY SUN MAGAZINE. It's the job of two women, who in the course of a year welcome about 88,000 children and adults. Other features for your information and entertainment accompany these in THE SUNDAY SUN movement and a close associate crash that took the life of Mon feller family spokesman said today there has been "no change sultant who occasionally lectured in Maryland, was killed near here tana Gov.

Donald G. Nutter, two of such figures as Samuel Com other State officials and three Air in a private plane crash. pcrs and William Green, died at whatsoever" in the plans of Gov emor and Mrs. Nelson A. Rocke feller to obtain a divorce.

National Guard crewmen. Dr. Cardall, piloting his plane from Philadelphia to his Bucks Officials said a sixth body was believed sighted at the rugged The one-sentence statement was area about 5 miles west of here. Mount Sinai Hospital yesterday. She was in her 708.

Mrs. Lang, who lived in Beverly Hills, was the wife of Harry Lang, retired staff writer of the Jewish Daily Forward, of New York city. Issued In reply to a story in News day. Lone Island newspaper, say county home In Yardley, crashed near Newtown, Wednesday night. The wreckage and his body The Air National Guard C-4 crashed yesterday while on a ins it had learned that Mrs.

were not found until yesterday. flight from Helena, the State cap! Rockefeller no longer intends to Investigators said he apparently tal, to Cut Bank, a town near the Canadian border, where Nutter She spent 40 years in the labor movement, and told the story of her career in a book, "Tomorrow seek an out-of-State divorce. Statement Quoted lost visibility in a low cloud bank. had a speaking engagement. The story said that her position A Mr.

Cardall was about 55. Through lecturing and writing, Wartime Bomber Pilot Nutter gained nation-wide promt Is Beautiful," published in 1948. Parents Flee Persecution Mrs. Lang was born in the was that if the Governor wants a divorce, he would have to get it himself by establishing out-of- nence in October when he refused he became an authority on job evaluation, performance rating and cost-reduction programing. Ukraine of Jewish parents who to proclaim United Nations Day State residence.

This would mean Boy, 6, Refused Visit To Deaf, Blind Mother fled to tins country to escape the He said he would not indorse that His brother. Freeman W. Car Czarist anti-Semitic persecutions organization until "it ceased being dall. lives in Baltimore. forfeiture of his State office.

In response to the report, a fam ily spokesman issued this state ment: a forum for the enemies of this Other survivors include his wife, country." GOVERNOR NUTTER NacArlliur, To Be Feted At Parly New York. Jan. 26 ufU-Gen. Douglas A. MacArthur, 82 today, will attend a dinner party tonight tendered by World War II associates.

Maj. Gen. Courtney Whitney, MacArthur's long-time aide and. friend, said his chief would pursue, his usual activities today. He said these would include answering the large amount of correspondence he receives daily, and perhaps a visit to the Rockefeller Plaza offices of the Sperry-Rand Cor" poration, of which he is chairman of the board.

Associates of MacArthur reported him in "good physical dition." He Is on the active list of Army officers, but without command. He sometimes visits an office maintained for him by the Army in the Federal office building at 90 Church street. Arrangements for the dinner party at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel, where MacArthur lives, are in charge of Maj. Gen. Lief J.

Sverdrup of St. Louis, who was on MacArthur's staff in the Pacific during World War H. J.F.K. Takes Dad For Yacht Cruise Palm Beach. Jan.

26 WV-President Kennedy took his convalescing father for an afternoon's cruise today. Former Ambassador Joseph P. Kennedy, described as making "satisfactory progress" in recovery from a stroke, was wheeled aboard the presidential yacht Honey Fitz to enjoy several hours of seaborne leisure with the President. The First Lady and the Prcsi-dent's brother and his wife, Mr. and Mrs.

Edward F. Ted Kennedy, also went along. It was understood the 73-year old head of the Kennedy clan) walks from time to time with the assistance of others. of the late 1880 s. As a girl of 10 at the time, she got a job in a Chicago cigar factory.

It was three miles from the Bertha, and five children, Alfred Akron, Ohio, Jan. 26 uri Six- Nutter. 46, a World War II "It has been ascertained that J. 3d. of San Diego, Bruce spector general for safety for the Air Force, which has jurisdiction bomber pilot and former State GOP chairman, completed his first tenement in which she lived, and she walked to and from work to over National Guard planes.

year as governor January 1. of Orlando, David of Pennsylvania State University, and Carolyn and Elaine, of year-old Clarence Hathaway wants to visit his ailing blind and deaf mother, but hospital authorities won't let him because they say he is too young. save the nickel carfare. there has been no change whatsoever in the original plans and intentions of Governor and Mrs. Rockefeller, as they were made known on November 17, 1961." Plan Confirmed The Weather Bureau said turbu Republican Lieut.

Gov. Tim lence in the Wolf Creek area at At the same time she went to Babcock, 42, a Billings truck firm the time of the Governor's flight night school to learn English, and operator, is to be sworn in as Funeral services will be private. was strong enough to cause up and Clarence's mother, Georgia, 43, in the process became interested Nutter successor. A memorial service will be held at in social reform. down drafts of 2,000 feet per minute over the mountainous area.

This led to a career which car On Way To Make Speech Killed with Nutter when the 10 A.M. Sunday by the Makcfield At that time, the formal announcement said the Rockefellers had agreed to a legal separation and property settlement, and The Federal Aviation Agency in ried her from the extremes of the Friends Society, Dolington. Pa. suffered a heart attack at her home in nearby Stow shortly before midnight Wednesday, and she remained in serious condition at Akron General Hospital today. plane apparently went out of con Helena said no distress message was received.

anarchist movement to the relative conservatism of the American that the terms were expected to George M. Laimbeer Battle Creek, Jan. 26 WV- Federation of Labor. trol in turbulent weather were his secretary, Dennis B. Gordon, 38, and State Agriculture Commissioner Edward C.

Wren, 43. Crew Mother, Wife, Son Survive Besides his wife, Nutter is sur Mrs. Hathaway and her husband, Eventually she became a close George M. Laimbeer, 56, vice associate of Gompers, the AFL's first president, and Green, his suc vived by his mother, at Sidney, and a 13-year-old son, Johnny, a Helena junior high school student. president and general manager of Post Division of General Foods for six years, died yesterday of a Howdy No Harold, 60,.

also blind and deaf, attracted world-wide attention in 1955. At that time, a judge rejected a welfare agency request to place the boy with normal foster parents. The Hathaways were awarded permanent custody of Clarence, their only child, who will be 7 on February 17. Clarence, a normal boy with sad blue eyes, was disturbed yesterday because he couldn't be near his mother. He has served as her eyes and ears, as well as his father's, for as long as he can remember.

In fact, he helped his father summon help when Mrs. Hathaway was stricken Wednesday. He has developed his own sign language of touch with his parents sd they can communicate. Officer In Still Case Nashville, Jan. 26 Nashville policeman has been arrested on Federal charges of conspiring to operate a moonshine whisky still.

The Indictment against Patrolman Taylor Harding Cooper, 40, said he agreed to serve as lookout while on duty in his patrol car. Cooper denied the charge. men killed were pilot Cliff Hanson, copilot Joseph (Andy) Devine and engineer "Chico" Ballard, all of Great Falls. cessor. Nutter career included two heart attack.

Laimbeer, who was Attracted By Radicals years as a deputy district court In her early teens she became "The plane was demolished," born in Paris, worked for the firm in England before coming to the United States. attracted to the arguments of reported rancher Ed Wirth after visiting the crash scene. clerk and two years as a deputy sheriff at Sidney where he also was a farm implement dealer. After the war, in which he flew What Noat Wuz Saing? Dayton, Ohio, Jan. 28 WW Post radicals who gathered about a Chicago monument.

It was a monu Col. George T. Langhorne Bad Weather Suspected The scene was a pine-studded ment to anarchists involved in the Haymarket Square bombings of 62 combat missions, Nutter re Chicago, Jan. 26 wv-George Taylor Langhorne, 94. a retired master Hugh T.

Albright received 1886. Before long, she, too. was turned to Montana State University where he got his law degree in 1954. mountain ridge. Wreckage was spread over a 2-mile area, and pieces of wreckage burned.

Army colonel and acting governor arguing the merits of anarchism. a memorandum from his training superintendent's office. of Moro province in the Philip syndicalism and various brands of He served eight years in the Maj. Gen. Perry B.

Griffith, of pine Islands from 1903-1906, died socialism. San Bernardino, announced It read: "The training unit Is in need of yesterday. In his career in the At 15 she married Bob Robins, a Montana Senate before making his race for Governor in 1960. an investigation. He is deputy in- 25-year-old worker for many radical causes.

They were divorced after nearly twenty years. She Army from 1889 to 1931, Langhorne served as military attache to the United States legations in Brussels, Belgium and in Berlin. a dikshunary. Request that one be perchused. Albright signed the purchase order immediately.

Edgar Newberry Dies married her second husband about be "incorporated into a subsequent decree of divorce." A family spokesman, at that time, said the divorce would be sought outside New York State, and that it could be assumed that Mrs. Rockefeller would make the application. Asked today if this part of the plan also remained unchanged, the spokesman said: "Yes, that's right." Newsday. in a copyrighted story, reported that sources close to Mrs. Rockefeller said she would consider patching up the marriage, if Rockefeller was willing.

I Account Repudiated Her atttomey and brother, John Clark, of Philadelphia, was quoted as saying that it was the Governor who pressed for the separation, not Mrs. Rockefeller. However, Clark later told the Associated Press: "I deny that the statements attributed to me in the Newsday article as read to me on the telephone are accurate. As counsel, I cannot say anything more." i The Newsday story quoted him: "My sister is heartbroken over the breaking up of her marriage. It was Governor Rockefeller, not my sister, who initiated the separation action.

She agreed to it only reluctantly." Told of Clark's disavowal, Alan Hathway, Newsday managing editor, said his reporter. Michael Dorman, interviewed Clark in Philadelphia, and the Dorman's notes bore out the statement. 30 years ago. New York. Jan.

26 WwEdgar While she was wed to Robins. Richard W. Rogers Tripoli, Libya, Jan. 26 (if) Rich Alan Newberry, board chairman ard W. Rogers, 54, chief of the Public Safety Division for United of the J.

J. Newberry Company, which operates a nation-wide chain of variety-department stores, died ItLINTEIlSTOWN ItOAD PLAZA DOWNTOWN NOaTTinVGOD EDMONDSON States aid in Libya, died Wednes the couple traveled about the country working at odd jobs and publishing left-wing propaganda with a printing press carried in a decrepit trailer. A horse was used to pull the trailer at first. Then a ialopy was substituted. of a heart attack last night at his home.

day of a heart attack. Rogers, who had been in Tripoli since May, served previously with He joined the company in 1919 Later Mrs. Lang wined forces American aid organizations in Liberia and Iran. Earlier he had been police chief in Midland, with those involved in the begin and saw the business grow from seventeen stores and a $500,000 annual business at that time to 565 stores and a $291,000,000 busi store, a district superintendent, vice president and treasurer, and president of the company. He became vice chairman of the board in 1953, being succeeded as president by John E.

Nelson, who still holds thta post. He became board chairman in 1954 upon the death of the founder. Newberry was born in Nanti-coke, and was graduated from the University of Pennsylvania in 1910. He began his career by practicing architecture in Wilkes-Barre, Pa. He joined the Army Quartermaster Corps during World War I and entered the store chain upon his discharge from the service.

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