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PAGE FOUR Future In The Making id In an interview he Dulles the United take a when its vital ha llenged by a poten- AT LEAST 16 CREWMEN MISSING IN EXPLOSION IN AND ABOUT TOWN esteryears (Continued Prom Page One) Rehearsal of the choir of St. Paul's Lutheran Church, McSherrystown. will be conducted tomorrow at 7:30 p. m. In The Evening Sun The teen-age choir of St.

Paul's Lutheran Church, York Street, will meet tomorrow at 6 p. m. The Boy Scouts will hold a meeting at 7:30 p. m. Senior choir practice will be held at 8 p.

m. tomorrow. 15 YEARS AGO TODAY Representatives of the Protestant churches will meet in St. Guild Room Friday at 7:30 p. m.

to arrange for the World Dav of Prayer. POLIO VICTIM WINS EAOLE SCOUT BADGE CORPUS CHRISTI, Tex. Ini a special televised Boy Scout court of honor, Toby Craddock. 16. whoi has been a polio victim since he! was three, received the Eagle i Scout badge last night.

Toby, son of Mrs. Betty Craddock. walked 20 miles on cruthces to qualify for the badge. Polio left! his legs paralyzed, Toby completed five 10-mile- hikes plus the 20-mile hike Hej also 500 yards instead of 150 yards required for the badge and doubled up on his water rescue! yardage. OBITUARIES DRIVER STRIKE TIES UP BUS SERVICE LOUISVILLE MAN USES WRONG RADIO (Continued From Page One.) LOUISVILLE, Ky.

S. Hansborough, 34, saw an empty police cruiser yesterday and decided to use its radio. Detectives Joseph Pirrman and George hanz said they found him stretched out on the front seat trying to call in a 110 8 police code for in a 10 8 code for for The officers told him he was the air for investigation. They charged him with disorderly conduct. Deaths Of Notables By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS NEW J.

Hardy, 89, corporation lawyer, a former president of American Car Foundry now ACF Industries, active in politics, and former owmer of the Nyack Journal. Born in New York. Died yesterday. LANSING, Mich. Frederic C.

Woodward, 81, vice president of the University of Chicago for 25 years, former dean of the Law School, onetime dean of Stanford University School of I Law and professor of law at Northwestern and Cornell universities. Born Middletown, N. Y. Died yesterday. Buying Share In Ford IKE GIVEN PAINTING i OF GETTYSBURG FARM BURNED IN EXPLOSION, MAN DIES IN HOSPITAL IHREE HURT IN CRASH IN SPRING GROVE AREA WASHINGTON delighted President Eisenhower today received from his Cabinet a Grandma Moses oil painting of his farm home at pettysburg, Pa.

The gift, presented at a White House gathering, marks the third anniversary Friday of the At the same surprise ceremony, Mrs. Eisenhower accepted a handsome gold plated dish presented to her on behalf of the Republican women of the nation. James C. Taylor, Sykesville R. D.

2, Was Cutting Junked Truck With Acetylene Torch State Police Blame Icy Road Con ditions For Head-On Collision This Morning MISS EVA HERR Miss Eva Herr, 71, of 58 West Main Street, Westminster, died yesterday at 8 p. m. at University Hospital, Baltimore. She had been a teacher in the Carroll County public schools before her employment with the Carroll County National Bank from which she retired several years ago because of ill health. Miss Herr was a member of Westminster Methodist Church.

She was graduated from Western Maryland College in 1903. She was a daughter of the late Frank K. and Ellen Trump Herr. Surviving are a sister, Miss S. LaRue Herr, with whom she resided, and a brother, Ober S.

Herr Westminster. Funeral services will be held at the Herr residence Thursday at 2 p. m. The Rev. Harold R.

Hodgson, her pastor, and the Rev. Dr, Elwood S. Falkenstein, pastor of Grace Lutheran Church. Westminster, will officiate. Burial will be in Westminster Cemetery.

A. Sharrer and Son, Westminster, are in charge of funeral arrangements. CE District To Meet The bi-monthly meeting of the Southeast Central District of the Pennsylvania Christian Endeavor Union will be held Friday at 8 at the North Street Church of God, Harrisburg, according to Chester L. Utz, Hanover, president. After the business session a short meeting oi the district retreat committee will be held to further plans for the retreat planned for August or September of this year.

Jonas Chandler. Neffsville, second vice president of the district, is Retreat Committee Chairman. The eight counties 'which comprise the Southeast Cen- jtral District are Franklin, Adams. York, Lancaster, Cumberland, Perry Dauphin and Lebanon. A Carroll County man died night in Frederick Memorial Hospital as the result of burns received! when a truck gasoline tank exploded while he was working on it with an acetylene torch.

James Clyde Taylor, 29, Buck Horn Road, Sykesville D. suffered third degree burns over 95 per cent of body in the explosion Monday morning at the Woodbine Wrecking Co. where he was cutting a junked truck with an acetylene torch. The truck's gasoline tank exploded, spraying Taylor with gas flames. Mt.

Airy firemen gave him first aid and then took him to the Frederick hospital. Fire Chief Edward Rim by said the explosion was so forceful that it rocked buildings 100 feet away. He said that eye witnesses reported all of clothes ignited and that they had trouble extinguishing the flames, finally getting the victim rolled in blankets. BURIALS WILLIAM SHARRER 2ND Rites were held yesterday in Westminster Cemetery for William F. Sharrer 2nd, infant son of Lt.

Col. Robert A. Sharrer and Elizabeth Mente Sharrer, who died shortly after birth recently in The Hague, Holland, where Lt. Sharrer is stationed. The parents are formerly of Westminster.

The Rev. Edward Stroup, assistant pastor of St. Catholic Church. Westminster, officiated. Surviving besides the parents, are two brothers and a sister, Robert Allen, Patricia and Joseph; grandparents, Mrs.

William F. Sharrer, Westminster, and Mrs. Ann Mente, The Hague. F. A.

Sharrer and Son, Westminster, were in charge of arrangements. Property Transfers Recorded Property transfers recorded at York included the following. Stewart B. Bankert and wife to Lawrence E. Klunk and wife, property in Hanover; Mvrtle Arentz to Stewart B.

Bankert and wife, property in Hanover; William D. Gobreeht and wife to Gerald Wentz and wife, property in West Manheim Township; Scott E. Bair and wife to Denton E. Kopp and wife, property in Penn Township; Charles Y. Brough and wife t-o Ralph E.

Bittinger and wife, property in Hanover; George Wildasin and others to William Lingg and wife, property in Hanover; James C. Zinn and wile to Francis Sen it and wife, property in Spring Grove. EDGAR S. SEIPLE Private funeral services were held at 1 p. m.

today in Harrisburg for Edgar S. Seiple. Harrisburg, w-ho died Sunday evening near his home. The Rev. Darrel Stone, his pastor, officiated, Burial was in the East Petersburg Mennonite Cemetery, near Wormleysburg.

In addition to his widow, he is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Bruce N. Wolff, Gettysburg, two grandchildren and a sister, Mrs. Charles Speas, New Bloomfield R. 1 School Directors To Meet The Adams County board oi school directors will hold its January meeting tomorrow night following the program the Adams County Free Libra 17 in Gettysburg.

THE WEATHER York-Adams Area Partly cloudy and cold tonight; low' 18-22: increasing cloudiness tomorrow followed by snow by afternoon or evening. Maryland Increasing cloudiness with low in 20s tonight; Thursday snow in mountains, spreading eastward to the coast by dark. MRS- HAYS HAI.DEMAN Funeral services were held at 2 p. m. today at the Dugan funeral home, Bendersville, for Mrs.

Maude A. Haldeman, 73, wife of Hays H. 5 Ialdeman. Biglerville R. D.

2, who died Sunday. The Rev. Dr. Henry W. Sternat, pastor of St.

Paul's Lutheran Church, Biglerville, officiated. Burial was in the Biglerville Cemetery. Pallbearers were Jacob Herman, James Heller. Martin Walter, Samuel Wingert, John Weaver and Paul Diehl. MRS.

HARRY F. BLOCHER Funeral services for Mrs. Jennie Blocher, 94, formerly of Littlestown, widow? of Harry F. Blocher, who died Sunday at the Robinson convalescent home, Broadway, were held today at 2 p. m.

at the Little funeral home, Littlestown. The Rev. David S. Kammerer. pastor of St.

Paul's Lutheran church, Littlestown, officiated. Burial was in Mt. Carmel Cemetery. Pallbearers were Dr J. R.

Riden, Emory H. Snyder, Edgar Yealy, Donald Basehoar, Harry Hess and Samuel Harnish. Daily Bible Verse YWCA Activities ntt Off by SyndiwU Co Inc Tra going home And going to mother! with.