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The Boston Globe Tuesday, August 27. 13 escued Miners Certain Third ill Ali ive Man Is St With the breakdown, offi- StLtTVaVert BANK HOLDUP MINERS Continued from Page 1 This hole would be enlarged to 18 inches if it penetrates to a point where Bova is believed located. The four-inch hole is aimed at providing communication with the trapped third miner. Continued from Page 1 reach Bova until late Thurs day, Seven persons in the bank. Both Throne ad Fellin are am Mike Could 'Peel an Orange7 With Drill That Saved Miners HAZLETON, Pa.

(AP) 'T secretary of mines, turned to, "Take it up, take it all the don't know of any comparable jRank after rellin-s dramatic way up. Mike." said Smith, "FLAVOR-BREAK" SAL reported good shape and thrce men, one of them car. anxious to be reunited with; ryinff a sawed-off shotgun their loved ones. and the 6thers rev0iv8ers, doctors said they were rushed into the bank and amazed at the physical and i yelled "keep your heads mental condition of the two down." Fellin continued to exhibit the buoyancy that had amazed' The witnesses said the men thit tnin. lint th I UP- Take UP" did a good job.

Mike." six inches nearly drove me out of my mind." Speaking was Nelson Stauf-fer, who had charge of drill those attempting his rescue. vaulted the bank counter, scooped up cash from the Throne, whose appetite for spicy food and cigars had open safe and then rifled the ing operations for the rescue of teller's drawers on the way been a subject of banter at the three trapped miners. Mike is Mike Rank of Beth Mi el, who operated the giant out. Held at gunpoint in the bank were manager Linton E. Taber of Willard West-wood; asst.

treas. Allan T. the mine cave-in, got a hamburger with all the trimmings, two cold bottles of beer and a stogie. Hospital procedure and hos drilling rig for the final hours J- of completing the escape hole for Davil Fellin, 58, and Hen pital officials delayed the re- Drury of Webster st. Need- ry Throne, 28, last night.

Cjilchrist's Air-Conditiened Town Delight In rich, no-iron nubby weave plaid $398 LOW-CALORIE BEVERAGES ALL FLAVORS Vf Vj Ljj ots t. PLUS DEPOSIT unions for about an hour and i- ham, and teller Louise Ippo-a half after the two men ar-j lito of Wentworth Ded-rived at the 64-year-old insti-1 ham. tution, Throne at 2:30 a.m. and' Customers also held at bay Fellm, at 3:33 a.m. included Dr.

Arnold L. Ber- Throne's condition is so enberg of Gardner Brook-good that he might be out of nne; Helen Chase of Francis the hospital within 48 hours. Roxbury; Mary Boswick Fellin might be kept for a 0f Freeman st, Brookline, week as a precaution, doctors and Judith Kirkwood of PILOT of rig used in saving miners, Mike Rank of Bethel, Ct (AP) So ticklish was the work that near the end observers could count the revolutions and figure to inches just how far Rank had bored in an hour. And this with an 18-inch bit on the end of more than 300 feet of steel tubing while operating a 65-tone machine that can cut a 48-inch hole through solid rock. WntJP TAKI rOMDADC bwmu iiwiih wm Willi said.

1 T- V. INCINERATOR Continued from Page 1 Mounting opposition to in 3 frs. 7-A cinerator sites on land wan re-1 The enlarging job was fin- M- I jl 1 sponsioie ior me development ished at 6.23 p.m The last J(TV5 concept, an seven inches took almost an Sizes 14 to 20 l4l2 to 241, Royal ivi.u.. spoKesman 101a a legis- nour lative committee today. VS Gainsboro Back Bay.

Because of the orders of the holdupmen to keep their heads down, witnesses were only able to furnish police with a description of two of the four robbers. One man was described as 26 years, 5 ft. 7 light-complexion, wearing a brown soft hat and carrying a silver-plated revolver. The second man was said to "I just felt the last few minutes I would go out of my mind," said Fellin's wife, Anna. "It didn't bother me a bit until I was throughthen I got The educators approached M.D.C.

Comr. Robert F. Murphy with their plan July 29 Cranberry Olivt DO NT repair eld said Rank. "I DON'T climb up and down ladders! DON'T install and remove, year after year! screens! ence in the top brass of that snay' afv think Im aboul about as pleased as It was suggested that, since! be around 28 years, 6 very I the M.D.C. was already han-1 KanK aIS0 1 was 31 ne, con' slim, wearing a cap and a 1 dling the problem of liquid trols when the escape hole was black jacket with white de first opened on Friday.

Both times he faced the possibility ilchrisf's waste and the matter of water supply for more than 3 million residents of the Metropolitan district, it might be the proper agency to solve the incinerator dilemma. that a wrong move could send tons of coal crashing down on Fellin and Throne. Rank, a solidly-built six- signs on the sleeves. He also carried a revolver. No description was available of the third holdupman, believed to be carrying the sawed-off shotgun, or of the driver of the getaway car.

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they did. After the initial break- It was learned that, in ad- through Friday, he went home dition to incinerating refcse, 1 to keep a doctor's appointment the Liberty ship would load then came back because "I had ramie woven it i a I 30 Triple-insert, self-storing windows sizes up to lower glass, frame size. 777 bodies of unused or aban- to be here." fabric. You'll wear it everywhere, it'i that good looking. Lost Interest DECATJR, Ga.

(TJPI) A shotgun carrying bandit robbed a branch of the Citizens and Southern Bank of $19,000 yesterday and escaped although an alarm siren sounded while the robbery was in progress, a hidden camera took pictures of him and a teller managed to slip a time-delay smoke caspsule in the moneybag. doned cars and large metal 13 for $143 9 for $99 11 for $121 15 for $165 "This time was five times worse than the first," he said. "You have to be more careful there are a lot of things I Mll your trifif hom HU 2-9400. I Kl 7-9400, WE J-4660 ITM 1-4094 I id) hell, i nlfht. GILCHRIST M.

1-27 I I 417 Wuklnilaa latttii. Mm. I Combination Storm end Screen Alcoa Aluminum DOORS $39.95 objects that could be dumped over the side coincidentally with the refuse residue. These metal objects, it was said, could serve as spawning grounds for fish, while the phosphorus from the incinerator would be conductive to good fish growth. HOMEOWNERS ONLY! Gordon Smith, deputy state llim mi at Tmt DillM flilt I J398.

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ilehrisf Living Cost Soars To Record High WASHINGTON (AP) The cost of living rose July by one-half of 1 percent to a rec Great once-a-year money-saving eventl Fine matter closes out his surplus Sale! Men's your sofa and a chair for $128 and receive your second chair reupholstered for ord high for the second consecutive month, the Labor Department reported today. With food and gasoline leading the way, prices advanced for most major goods and services. The Bureau of Labor Statistics said the July consumer price index was 107.1, compared to the 1957-1959 base of 100. This means it cost $10.71 in July to buy the same items that could be bought for $10 in the 1957-1959 period. cardigans $P99 Kennedy's Back Ailing Again WASHINGTON (LTD President Kennedy's ailing Compare with sweaters selling here for $7.95 to $11.95 back was described today as bothering him a little again although his general health is considered fine.

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