The Bristol Daily Courier from Bristol, Pennsylvania • Page 5

MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 27, 1956 BKIblOL WURifck and LtVliiOWN IIMfc5 Housewife Saves Train In Old Ford FORT FRANCES, 30-year-old housewife who herded a battered 1929 Ford over seven miles of back dirt road to warn an oncoming train of a wreck in its path was credited with averting a major disaster. Mrs. Mel Watson, wife of a power dam attendant at Calm Lake, received a frantic phone call from a Canadian National Railways operator at Fort Frances. He told her of the derailment of a 51-car freight train near Atikokan, 75 miles west of here. The operator said another train was coming up the tracks, but he could not locate the part-time operator at Flanders, 19 miles west of the accident, to stop the onrushing train.

The signal system had been damaged by one of the derailed Mrs. Watson jumped into her old car and drove it over the winding dirt road to Flanders, where she contacted off-duty operator Charles Walmsey just as the train roared down the tracks. Walmsey rushed to the station and flagged it down. College Kids Stop Man 9 Boast WASHINGTON (NEA) The old man may boast loudly about how he workd his way through college, but he has nothing on crop of students. From wealthy gray flannel boys to sweat shirt types to farm girls, American college kids display plenty of elbow grease on the campus.

Thousands of them returning to classrooms this fall will be tackling a variety of jobs while they hit the books. Marriage Licenses Raymond M. Finnell, 912 Mauri avenue, Croydon, and Nancy B. Weston, same address. Robert B.

Mitchell, Yardville, N.J., and Veronica F. Gozegar- zewicz, 2302 Bristol pike, Cornwells Heights. Michael J. Scioli, 2951 Century lane, Croydon, and Mary Emma Ferguson, 847 Biddles lane, Andalusia. Albert F.

Kritzer, 154 Schumacher drive, Bristol, and Geraldine Clark, 581 Otter street, Bristol. Harry A. Heffner, 4221 Willow avenue, Oakford, and Grace M. T. Ward, same address.

William J. Shaw Philadelphia, and Rose DiStefano, 3145 Hail avenue, Trevose. Robert Pfaff, 76 Ridge lane, Levittown, and Olivia Zilli, 4653 Hazel avenue, Trevose. Larry Zecker, 721 Shadyside lane, Croydon, and Alice Surrick, 1383 Minot avenue, Croydon. Robert Long, 1026 Prospect itreet, Parkland, and Barbara Ann Hogarth, 6144 Edge avenue, Bristol.

Harry F. McGucken, 621 Second avenue, Croydon, and June Ritter, 3320 First avenue, West Bristol. James J. F. Evans, 42 Margin road, Levittown, and Jacqueline Elliot, 807 Radcliffe street, Bristol.

Erhard M. Einenkel, 142 E. Highland avenue, Langhorne, and Margaret H. Bretschneider, Philadelphia. David R.

Mathias 12 Monroe avenue, Croydon, and Eleanor V. Gilmore, Elkins avenue, Bristol. John Czarneckl, 19 lane, Levittown, and Joyce Couchenour, 1 2 0 3 Radcliffe itreet, Bristol. Joseph R. Reavis, Philadelphia, and Jean Jennings, 410 Logan itreet, Bristol.

Earl G. Wagner, 201 Belmont avenue, Croydon, and Stephanie E. Wagner, 209 Neshaminy road, Croydon. Anthony V. Denito, Trenton, and Mary Nowosadko, 529 Stevens road, Pennsbury Heights.

Armando T. de Jesus, King's Farm, Morrisville, and Margarita Nieves, Farm. John J. Heuer, 165 Trenton road, Fairless Hills, and Marie E. Trynock, Trenton.

John E. Young, 644 Austin drjve, Fairless Hills, and Sarah V. Alden, 155 N. Lincoln avenue, Newtown. Richard R.

Hughes, Bronxville, N.Y., and Virginia Porter, Neshaminy Farms, Newtown. Daniel Gomez, 916 Fearl street, Bristol, and Anni Comocho, King's Farm, Morrisville. John K. Huber, 319 New Rodgers road, Bristol RD, and Josephine Liberatore, 559 Porter street, Bristol. Edward W.

Bartle, 1044 Chestnut street. Bristol, and Lois Ann Capella, 452 Logan street, Bristol. Before the insect world begins its end-of-s ummer march, spray all basement screens and joints around windows, inside and out. Helps to prevent the little ones from sneaking inside where they grow to become king-size nuisances. TYPEWRITER SALES RENTALS AND REPAIRS STATIONERY CO.

416 MILL ST. ST 8 7867 BRISTOL PA. Surplus Food Date Is Set Tomorrow and Wednesday the remaining two items of surplus food commodities will be distributed to the employees of U.S. Steel and National Tube who were on strike during July and part of August. This distribution will be made between the hours of 9 a.m.

and 6 p.m. from the old firehouse of the Union Fire company, South Pennsylvania avenue, Morrisville. The distribution will be made to residents of Bucks County who made application' for surplus food commodities. It is requested that those persons whose last names begins with the letters A through inclusive report Tuesday. Those persons whose last names are from through inclusive should report on Wednesday.

Extra volunteers are needed for this food distribution, and persons interested in helping should call Thomas R. 369 Stonybrook drive, Levittown, Windsor 6-5927. Truck Group Urges Safety The Pennsylvania Motor Truck Association is again striving to increase safety on the highways over a holiday period by asking truck users across the State to restrict truck transportation to emergency service and essentials over the Labor Day Holiday. The association seeks to reduce highway congestion and thus increase safety by requesting its members throughout Pennsyl 67 counties to restrict movement of goods to essential commodities and emergency shipments during the peak traffic period. In addition to these annual pleas for safer holidays, PMTA is actively engaged in a program in the public interest against truck speed, noise and smoke.

Women's Club Aid Goes To Family The Violetwood Club is continuing its drive to raise funds for the parents of young Yvonne Smith, who succumbed to a heart ailment recently. Mrs. Thomas Small of 10 Valley road asked that residents who have not been contacted but wish to contribute, to get in touch with her at her home. Over 60 per cent of students at public and private institutions of higher education earn on the average of $413 during the school year. This estimate is based on a recently completed U.S.

Office of Education survey reported ex clusively by NEA Service. The figures were compiled by Dr. Ernest V. Hollis, Director of College and University ministration at the Department of Health, Education and Welfare. £or over a year he has been collecting data based on the budgets of 15,000 typical dents at 140 colleges and universities in 40 states and the Distriet of Columbia.

college student today is so says Hollis. like his dad willing to slug it out to stay in-school. jobs men and women in college undertake range from baby-sitting to bartending. They offer their services as maids, models and make-up As they have done for years In the students will sell sandwiches and run laundry concessions. Many will be paid directly by colleges to wash dishes, wait on tables, make beds, clean buildings and assist staff members in laboratories and offices.

Significantly, the study by Hollis shows that one-fifth of those students whose families have incomes of $25,000 or above take on jobs. They receive, on the average, $325. On the other hand, two-thirds of the students from low income families report they have jobs which pay about $400. Dr. Hollis points out, however, that the student from the wealthy family generally spends his money for luxury items such as a secondhand car or a hi-fi set.

The poorer student must put his earnings towards room, board, books and tuition fees. The study further indicates that two-thirds of the men at college have some kind of job and earn on the average of $486. Just over half the women reported they work, and their average pay for the school year comes to $265. Citing one example, Dr. Hollis says that 50 per cent of the students at Stanford University in California have part- time jobs.

As a result of this work, four per cent of them make enough to cover 70 to 100 per cent of their college expenses. Eleven per cent are able to earn 30 to 70 per cent of their costs. Officials at the University of Maryland near here estimate that well over half the student body will be working during the school term. know that 20 per cent of them are working on the says Geary Eppley, Dean of Men. more than that will be taking on off-campus Asthma Formula Prescribed Most By Doctors-Available Now Without Prescription Stops Attacks in Relief Lasts for Hours! New York, N.

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