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PUBLIC OPINION, CHAMBERSBURG, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1956 PAGE SIX man of the retail division of the'merce af a retail meeting held Waynesboro Chamber of Com-' yesterday in the Chamber ofiices. AVOWS LEADER CIS ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL Arthur Cormany, 324 McKiniey has been admitted to the Chambersburg Hospital. and demonstration on "Micro-Drilling" which is the science of drilling holes so tiny that the eye cannot see them in all types of material. band, who lives in Coatesville. All are Negroes.

Firemen said the blaze apparently was caused by a defective oil heater on the first floor of the home. Mrs. Watson was taken to Chester County Hospital where her condition was reported as "fair." USED TRUCKS FOUR CHILDREN PERISH IN WEST CHESTER FIRE HEADS RETAILERS WAYNESBORO Ray Black-j well, manager of the Waynesboro; Gas Company, was named chair-! USE OF 'PLATES' Promises Dismissal of Any One Who Use Records to Solicit Party Funds WESTERN MARYLAND WINS COVETED MEMORIAL PRIZE BALTIMORE The Western Maryland Railway Company, a frequent winner of top railroad operating safety awards, was to receive another commendation at the Hotel Roosevelt in New York City today. The E. II.

Harriman Memorial Awards Committee was to present a Certificate of Commendation to the Western Maryland for outstanding performance among railroads of tiie group operating up to 15,000,000 locomotive miles annually in the eastern district. Mrs. Mary W. Harriman. They' have since been continued by her sons, Governor W.

Averell Harriman of New York and E. Roland Harriman, chairman of the American National Red Cross. Sorority Holds Meeting At Keltner Home Thirteen members of the Gradale Sorority attended a meeting last evening at the home of Mrs. Jean Keltner, Guilford Hills. Committees for the coming year were announced by Doris Wash-inger, vice president.

The sorority members will be hostesses for the open house of the local YMCA on Oct. 15. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Keltner at the conclusion of the meeting. WEST CHESTER, Pa.

LTl Four young children were killed early today in a fire that gutted their home as they were sleeping. The victims were Franklene Watson, 9, and her brother, John HARRISBURG Gov. Leader said today he disapproves using state address plates to solicit' 1955 Chevrolet Sedan Delivery 1954 Chevrolet Ton Pickup 195 1954 Chevrolet Sedan Delivery 295 1954 Chevrolet i-Ton Panel 1949 Chevrolet i-Ton Pickup $595 1952 Ford Hon Panel $895 1952 International i-Ton Pickup $495 1950 International -Ton Stake $695 1947 Dodge Hon Panel $495 W. Arthur Grotz, president of NOTICE MEN WANTED IMMEDIATELY Day or Night Work C. H.

MUSS ELM AN CO, BIGLERVILLE PLANT Ask for Mr. Fink political party contributions. He, promised that if this has been; done the person responsible will' be fired from the state service, The governor issued his state-j ment in renly to a demand madej yesterday by Postmaster General! Arthur E. Gummerfield that anj the road, was in New York to receive the award, along with W. O.

Cottingham, supervisor of operating practices, Hagerstown, and J. R. Tennsy, retired superintendent of safety, Hagerstown, during whose term the 1955 record was established. The Western Maryland is one of Frank Watson, Samuel Derry, 7. and his brother, Horace Derry, 11.

The Watson children's mother, Mrs. Lucille Watson, 24. was sleeping on the first floor of the two-story frame home when the fire started. She tried to rescue the children from their second floor sleeping quarters but suffered severe burns of the hands and arms and had to flee the structure. The Derry children were Mrs.

Watson's younger brothers. Their father. Horace Derry, a night ENGINEERING SOCIETY TO MEET SEPTEMBER 20 i The Southern Engineering So-'ciety of Hagerstown will hold its first meeting of the new season Ion Thursday, Sept. 20, at the 'American Legion Home in Hag CHEVROLET SALES 340 North Second St. Chambersburg, Pa.

11 railroads to receive E. H. Harriman Memorial Awards from the American Museum of Safety. The awards were created in 1913. in memory of the railroad pioneer whose name they bear, by the late investigation be made of the practice.

Summerfield quoted newspaper stones charging tha. address plates of the state were used to circulate letters to official auto inspection stations inviting pur erstown at 8 p.m. John A. Cupler. president of the National Jet Company of Cumberland, will present an address watchman at a nearby quarry, was not home at the time.

Mrs. Watson is estranged from her hus is advertised in MADEMOISELLE, CHARM for that custom look -r Qua I Jr shseaeaeasiiiiiieaeaeaeaeaeaeasBeaeaeaeaeaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiillMiiillllllllMillM -JLi mm BLOUSE $6.95 SKIRT $14.95 chases of $53 tickets to last Thurs- 1 day's fund raising dinner for Ad-lai Stwrenson in Harrisburg. i -With regard to the $50 contributions neither Secretary (of Revenue Gerald Gleeson nor I was aware of the fact that any commonwealth address plates were being used to solicit contributions," the governor said. He added: "Needless to say we disapprove this practice emphatically. The secretary and I are investigating this matter and I wish to state at the outset that the person or persons responsible for this viola-, tion will be dismissed from state service." Leader attached to his statement a photostat of a letter dated Oct.

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The letter accompanied $30 in "contributions for the Republican State Committee of Pennsylvania on behalf of two telephone operators at the executive mansion," according to Leader. The last sentence of the letter reads, "I assume the receipts will come through in the regular way" and Gov. Lender in his statement said thus is "a clear indication that this practice was so widespread that it had become systematized." Leader said that anyone who contributed to the Democratic party "under the impression that he would receive special consid oration or favors will not receive such consideration and favors." He directed the finance committee to refund any such con-' tribution and asked for anyone "who feels he falls in this category" to contact him personally. PUBLIC SALE The undcislKin'il administrators of tlir 'ha liner fimey Kslutt'. will M'I1 tils lute residence In Kfiikllill, 1.4 mile southwem of ii l.i.xeiiUM, lltitiliiiLtilon Comity, on Saturday, Sept.

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