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8 HEGISTER STAR-NEWS SRBduiky, 0., Mar. 3, 1954 Two Of Wounded Soloiis Give Idea On Protection WASHINGTON, March 3 of the House mem- ben wounded by Ptierto Nationalists Monday came up with their own ideas today i OB how Congress should be Protected from future gun- Itotinr spectators. Rep. Kenneth A. Roberts (D- noted that Capitol police cameras but don't check guns, and suggested spectators be screened by an elecU-ic metallic device.

He also sai'l the personal protection of FBI agents might be necessary for members of Congress. Rep. George Fallon vho like Roberts is recovering from wounds suffered during Monday's attack on Congress, proposed enclosing the visitors' galleries with bullet-proof glass so ''House members won't be just like silting ducks." HOUSE OFFICIALS already were taking some secuinty steps as a result of the shooting in which five representatives were wounded. Guards were greatly increased. All gallery passes were taken up and members were made strictly responsible for new ones they issue to visitors.

Experts felt the metallic detection device might not be practical since it picks up any metal in just firearms. The FBI also was believed needed more urgently elsewhere. BUT THE IDEA of a glass partition drew considerable support. Rep. Overton Brooks introduced a bill Tuesday to authorize the Capitol ai'chitect to install the bullet-proof glass enclosure.

A loudspeaker system would be used to bring the proceedings into the gjased-in gallery. Follow Hubby's Own Example SAN FRANCISCO, March 3 (UP) Elena Santana, 35, explained in divorce court Tuesday why she threw $5,000 in cash off the Golden Gat Bridge. "My husband throws his money away gambling," she said, "and I can throw mine away too." Everyones Irish CHICAGO, March 3 rhissioner John J. Duffy of Cook County board suggested that only county employes of Irish descent be given a holiday on St. Patrick's Day.

The board overruled him and gave the entire force of 7,000 ployes the day off. "On St. Patrick's Day," the board said, "everyone is Irish." Woodville Man Gets 1-20 Year Pen Term Sentence Glenn Gallup For Death Of Wife, Susan. FREMONT, March 3 Glenn Gallup, 55, Woodville quarry worker, was sentenced today by A. V.

Baumann to serve one to twenty years in the Oliio penitentiary for killing his wife, Susan, 45. Gallup pleaded guilty of first dcgrae manslaughter, admitting he had shoved his wife on a stairway during an argument, her head striking the rail. She was hurt Jan. 20, dying Feb. 10.

The man had denied striking her until a lie detector test to which he submitted in Toledo revealed his story was false. Gallup had asked Judge Baumann for probation, but was refused it. Blood Unit To Visit Milan Next Monday The American Red Cross Blood Mobile Unit will visit Milan on Monday, March 8, for the third time. The operation will be held in the Edison Memorial Church basement from 12 to 6 p. m.

Arrangements for the visit are being made by Mrs. Adah Carlson. The ladies of the Edison Memorial Church will be in charge of the canteen. There are approximately 100 persons scheduled for this visit. The quota is 125 pints of blood.

Citizens of Milan and Milan-tp are urged to contact Mrs. Carlson for an appointment to give blood. All persons having appointments are urged to keep them. Speed-up Snarls SAN FRANCISCO, March 3 stopping autos to hand out survey cards as part of a pro- gi-am to speed up traffic succeeded in snarling miles of it Tuesday on Bayshore Freeway south of here. NEIGHBORING DEATHS AND FUNERALS MRS.

LEAH FULTZ BELLEVUE, March 3 Mrs. Leah Fultz, 58, died unexpectedly this morning in Bellevue Hospital although in ill health for five years, She was born. August 22, 1895 in Huntington, and moved here following her marriage in 1911 at Akron. Mrs. Fultz was a member of St.

Paul's Lutheran Church and the Women of St. Paul. Surviving are seven daughters, Mrs. Violet Jarvis, Lorain; Mrs. Isabelle Crotcher and Mrs.

Dorotiiy firaun, both Bellevue; Miss Louise, at home; Mrs. Alice Yundt, Rock; Mrs. Alpha Neviand, Fort Wayne; and Mrs. Anna Janson, Fort Lauderdale, four sons, Stanley and William, both Sandusky; Pfc. Vaughn, Norfolk, Philiip, Bellevue; grandchildren; three brothers, Roy Gardner, Flat Rock; Fred, Lewistown, and Thomas, Lima and a Mrs.

Charles Lodge Flat Rock. She was preceded in death by her husband and two sisters. Friends may call after 6 p. m. Thursday at the Waters and Smith Funeral Home.

Services will be held at p. m. Saturday in St. John's Church, the Rev. T.

Rene Meyer, officiating. Burial is to be in Bellevue Cemetery. W. A. FOWLER CLYDE, March A.

Fowler, 89, died Tuesday evening in his home at 217 S. Church-st, after a lengthy illness. Surviving are his widow, Edith; three daughters, Mi's. Alpha McCreedy and Mrs. Fred Stokes, both Clyde and Mrs.

Alice Diewald, Toledo, and a son, J. M. Fowler, Phoenix, Ai-iz. Friends may call at the Fiser Funeral Home, where services will be held at 2 p. m.

Saturday. Burial is to be in Castalia Cemetery. INFANT SMTIH NORTH FAIRFIELD, March Vickie Smith, Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Smith, local residents, died Tuesday in St Luke's Hospital, Cleveland.

Surviving besides the parents are two sisters, a brother and grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Smith and Lester Wilcox, ail Norwalk. Friends may call at the Keiser Home for Funerals, where services will be held at 4 p. m.

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Burial Is to be in North Fairfield Cemetery. r. GEORGE DUMMINGER FREMONT, March 3 Funeral services for J. George Dumminger, 70, a brick mason and only 50-year member of the Bricklayer and Plasterers' Union here, will be held Thursday at 9:30 a. m.

in St. Joseph's Church. Mr. Dumminger -died Monday. Survivors Include his widow, Margaret; a son, Paul, Fremont; two brothers and six sisters.

WILLIAM P. MOORE FREMONT, March P. Moore, 80, lifelong here and a retired New York Central railroader, died Tuesday after a 'engthy illness. Surviving are a brother, Thomas, River Rouge, and sister, Mrs. John Jenck, Fremont.

The funeral will be Thursday-at 9:30 a. m. in St. Ann's Church. The Ochs Funeral Home is in oharge of arrangements.

"Gay 90'8 Nite" For Grotto On Thursday Monthly meeting of Singara Grotto will be Thursday, March 4, at 3 p. m. in Grotto Hall. The March meeting of the Gtrotto has become established as.the Grotto "Gay 90's and much time and effort is expended to make the hall and personnel appropriate for the occasion. Monarch Ronnie Musselman has announced that he has been successful in securing the famous "Mule Skinners in Fantasy," a group consisting of seven men and a boy to entertain.

Lunch and refreshments will be served. Underwriters' Group Meets Thursday Noon The North Central Ohio Underwriters Association will meet Thursday noon, March 4, at Hanson's restaurant. The meeting will feature an exchange of best sales ideas and all members are expected to participate. The nominating committee will iHeh ah4 Wmen Alfred W. Walton Aboard Ship Now In Mediterranean William Mrs.

Louis Wa has be6n prom geant at Kirklan Albuquerque, N. 31,) care of York, N. Y. postoffice. New son of Mr.

and 1215 Stone-st, to staff ser- Force Base, reputed to be th 22, he is Tn Ws service foi years, Wagner' is a school graduate. by the Erie-co sheriff's department in Indiana. Implicated with Wheeler, and also held for court action under $3,000 set by Justice Goebel'on the same burglary charge, is John D. Harris, 28, Milan. The court appointed Lewis Marquart, to act as Wheeler's defense counsel.

1 three isky High Navy Radioman Alfred W. Walton, 2135 E. Forest-dr, was recently transferreil from the USS Bearss to the USS Tidewater, the latter now operating in the Mediterranean off Greece. Mr. and Mrs.

Walton, the latter the former Helen Rapevchuck ot Chicago, are the parents of a Richard Alvin, born Friday, Feb. 28; at the Norfolk Naval station ho.spital. Corporal Kenneth J. Walton, a brother of the recent- 1v arrived home and was discharged from fduty after two years Alaska. Their parents are Mr.

and Mrs. Carl Walton. Triar Now Und ay Addresses Alfred W. Walton, RM USS Tidewater (AD Trial, with jury today in common pleas fofe Judge James in the criminal case of of Ohio against Gerald 25, Fairborn, who dicated by nie grand jury of breaking and ente: Wheeler, plkced under $5 bond by Oxford -tp Justice of Peace D. A.

starti charged with burglarizing Ransom -rd office of Halloway anA Thompson, Lavonia, turnA pike contractors, on the night off Dec. 22. Taken was office and surveying equipment, valued at about $1,250, which was later recovered presented by Mrs. Hefbert H. Holllger at the organ and Miss' Salzman singing.

Plan Prayer Service HURON, March 3 World Day of Prayer will be observed by the various church groups in Huron With a joint service in the Evangelical United Breathern Church at 7:30 p. m. Friday. The Rev. William Harlman, Rev.

D. Richards, Rev. A. B. Dear and Rev.

W. G. Patterson will be the speakers. Special music will be 309 W. St.

299 Small Bands for all oeuaiiont 604 JEFFERSON STRIEI Phone 1888 "be preparei to announce the nominees for officers for the ensuing year. Nominations will also be received from the floor. The election will be by maU prior to the regular April meeting. Whirlpool To Take Possession Clyde Plant On June 1 CLYDE, March 3 Announcement is maide by the Whirlpool Corporation that it will take possession June 1 of the Clyde plant recently purchased from Avco Corporation. The 300,000 square foot acquisition will be used for manufacturing and warehouse space.

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XVA ERIE-CO POMONA Erie-co Pomona Grange meeting will be held at Vermilion schoot auditorium on Thursday with Vermilion Grange acting as host for the evening. Dinner will be served at 6:30 p. m. by Vermilion Grange women in the school cafeteria. The fiftii degree will be given in full form to all members who have; not taken the degree and wish to do so.

Applications may be obtained from the Pomona before and at the meeting should be given to the Pomona, Master Lester Dahm as soon y-i possible. A short business session Dorr Chevrolet Co. is planned. Good Selection of Uaed Cari Twenty-five year members who! stiles, Mr. and Mrs.

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9461 Estate of Anna Otto, deceased. No tice is hcreb.v given that Melvin P. Otto ol R.D. No, 1, Vickery, Ohio, has been duly appointed executor of the Estate ol Otto, deceased, late of R. D.

2. Sandusky, Erie County, Ohio. Creditors are required to file their claims with said fiduciary within four montlis or be iorever barred. Dated this 1st day of March, JOHN W. BAXTER.

Probate Judge of Said County mar 3-10-17 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Case No. 9439 Estate of Martin Brodersen, aka Detleff M. Brodersen, aka Detleft Brodersen, deceased. Notice is hereby feiven that Alma L. Brodersen of SanduKky, Ohio, has been dul.y appointed executrix of the Estate of Martin Brodersen, aka Detleff M.

Brodersen, aka Detleff M. Brodersen, deceased, late of Sandusky. Erie County. Ohio. Creditors are required to file their claims with said fiduciary within four months or he forever barred.

Dated this 1st dav of March. 1954. JOHN Ptnhale Judge of Said County mar S-lO-i? IL Vill Open April 20 MOWREAL, March 3 The Intrnational League, which this yeJrs includes teams from RichmonV and Havana, today it.s 1954 schedule opening on 20 and closing on Sept. 12. 202 W.

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