Daily News from New York, New York • 394

BjcIvtL 2 CLERIC ADITS SINS IN PUBLIC, GOES TO JAIL KIN CLAIMS BODY OF PLUNGE VICTIM Mrs. Blanch Eason Eberhardt of Lyndhurat, N. yesterday claimed the body of her daughter, Miss Irma P. EbeThardt, 27, who leaped to her death Wednesday from the 86th floor of the Empire State Building after a quarrel with her sweetheart, Remo Re-becchi, 27, clerk, 56-17 136th JERSEY SOLDIER GETS HERO MEDAL Washington, D. 14 The War Department announced today awards of the Soldier's Medal to Privates Joseph M.

Lawrence and Roy A. Pahlck, 26th Infantry, Plattsbnrg Barracks, N. for heroism displayed at Lake Champlain on Oct. 5, 1934. Pahlck was born in West Hoboken and resided at North Bergen, N.

Jn at the time of his enlistment. SALE! A Swedish evangelist who was Flushing, Queens. The body win be cremated. far from practicing what he preached was sentenced to two to four years in DAILY NEWS, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1935 Colorful, All Wool mtc bine as a A parole violator Twin Sweaters rday by County Judge I Cortland A. Johnson at i 1 a Nassau.

The exhorter who plied burglary- as a sideline, according to police, was described as Andrew E. It look at though' a huge rainbow had plopped right In the midst of our sweater department 1 Brown, coral, aqua, white, maize, rust and orange an in riotous confusionl Cardigans ar long-sleeved or sleeveless; slip-overs have Peter Pan collars, round crew necks, or draw necklines. Sizes 34 to 40. Judge Johnson Olsen, 46, formerly of Manhasset, a graduate of the Swedish Bible School in Sweden, whacame to this country ten years ago. Olsen failed to keep his promises of good behavior made when he received a suspended sentence last September for the burglary of a home in Great Neck.

Police linked him with the theft of two bronze candlesticks from a Catholic church. This was after Olsen disappeared last December, after practicing the trade of a plasterer in accordance with his New Paris- r-4js Inspired Hats 't -sri-p: a promise. About two weeks ago, a Brooklyn detective stopped at a Salva tion Army street meeting and there, ft was said, he saw Olsen testifying about his sins and ad mitting candlestick burglary. The detectives listened and re membered there had been a burglary of that description in a church and arrested Olsen. The go recklessly forward and upward! jj JJ X) i New sailors! New bretonst New off- T-J QJ 1 ifii I the-f ace! New brims! Styles for the 1 young miss or sophisticated womanl i i I '1 YV i fm candlesticks were subsequently returned, but no charge was made against Olsen.

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