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-3T SCRANTON TIMES, MONDAY, DECEMBER 29, BETHLEHEM OFFER iMARY JOYCE, 17 CHARGE IS MADE Christmas Seal Sales IThomas Millet Dies: Island Hit Senators Set to Push Probe of Dude Ranch it (Continued from Pago 1) (Continued from Pago 3) Jailed Atom Spy Freed by British (Continuod from Pago 1) making the Harsany Runing Ahead of 1951Former Merchant By Typhoon tes- feet on frosty grass, crashing tain a ruling would be handed down by the Treasury Department against a utility pole and breaking tified. XT- mA r.A t9l WASHINGTON (INS) Senate Re- Sale of Christmas Seals by the Thomas Millet 1503 Adams Ave. HONOLULU WV-The Hawaiian He said that at this time he does the pole in three pieces. The car publicans today are planning to Lackawanna County TuberculosisDunmore. died this morning.

Mr. Sea Frontier reports typhoon hit not consider the offer "fair and continued another 150 feet side- and Health Society to date totals Millet was a well-known Green Eniwetok Island yesterday and ways and hit the approaching car push an inquiry into a charge that Czech Communists used a dude $23,311.15, $2,666.77 ahead of the Ridge merchant He operated -a' caused some damage but "no serV total for the corresponding period meat market in the 1200 block of jous casualties." ranch near Taos, N.M., for atomic Eludes Newspapermen Waiting at Prison Door WAKEFIELD, ENG. JP The and secret weapons espionage. reasonable" as it has been termed by both Attorney McCracken and Attorney Charles R. Bidelspacher Williams port, chief counsel for the petitioning stockholders and former stockholders.

Attorney Munson said that under ordinary income he would of Clarence Hottenstein, Mifflin-ville, who was uninjured. All passengers, except Pestak. were thrown from the car by the impact of the first or second crashes. It took police and motorists 20 minutes to extricate Pestak upuuK rtc iui jcoij ivi mere are auoui auu tiring about two years ago. 1 personnel on the island, a mid- He was a member of St.

Paul's Pacific base for testing atomic and Phiirrh and It Holv Name Society 'other secret weapons. It is in the The McCarran Internal Security subcommittee, which expires next month, was prevented by lack of British let Dr. Alan Nunn May, the West's first convicted atom spy. from the wreckage. out of every $100, approximately and took an active interest in civic' Marshall Islands, affairs.

A Navy spokesman said a mes- Surviving are two sons, Thomas frl.the isand received at Jr, California, and John. 10:1.3 yesterday, reported and two sisters. Miss Mary Miiletjm(st o. th Island "nde Misses Kear and Kiefer were unconscious when taken to the hos $50 for legal fees and, after taxes, would stand to receive about $4 a share. Ruling to Determine Action Later Mr.

Munson told The Times that Judge Watson could iwdici. uicimk auu ait lie aaiu uic ui was wm uw the FBI was prevented from supplying directly to the UN information regarding subversive connections of US. Citizens hired by the international organization. The investigating agency, he went on, was required to deal with UN through the State Department Harsany said Adrian Fisher, legal adviser to the State Department explained to the jury that the names it wanted had been classified as confidential and could not be turned over to it. The jury then appealed to a federal judge for an order forcing out the information.

"But no decision was ever handed Harsany said. He said the jury had questioned in vain a number of UN employes about their communistic association. "They sought refuge in the Fifth Amendment" he said, "and refused to answer us." The Fifth Amendment says a person can not be required to testify against him and Mrs. John Ginty, both of this1 pital and Teeter was semiconscious. The body of Miss Joyce has been removed to the Leonard Funeral immediate assistance required.

out of prison today. He slipped quietly into the outside world as a free man. May, 41. served six years and eight months of a 10-year sentence. He was given the maximum one-third time off for good behavior, as required by British law.

He was convicted in 1946 on charges of communicating official secrets to an unknown person secrets which "might be useful, to an enemy." Prison officials smuggled May oufof a side door of Wakefield's time from probing further the accusations made by former Communist Harvey Matusow during a bearing at Salt Lake City. Several JSOP senators said, how-ver, they will urge that the vestigation be placed high on the agenda of whatever committee carries on the work of the McCarran group next Matusow told the subcommittee, headed by Sen. Pat McCarran that persons connected with the Czech delegation at the United Nations used the San city. The Will keep you advised. funeral will be from the I .....,1..

n.t Home, Pittston. The bodies ot Hudak and Pestak were taken to approve the offer of settlement to SrST.1? nP HarbeSed 'winds at with mass at 10 in St. Paul -rn v. r.K,,v, at-jo miles an hour and tna Church. Burial, St Catherine at 30 feet Eniw.etok rangeg the Morris Funeral Home, Exeter.

Police said the injured trio was It PATRICK MANLEY day and, if he, (Munson) received an adverse ruling from the Treasury Department, he would then institute court action. -Attorney McCracken, in answer 11 V. Vow 7' from six to 13 feet above sealevels. call after 2 P.M. tomorrow.

thrown several yards from a high tension line severed when the utility pole was hit The power had to be shut off before the injured were taken from the scene. grim, grey walled prison, eluding Cristobal Valley ranch in an effort to Mr. Munson, said the offer of to get secrets from workers at thelBethlehem has been "accepted by Los Alamos Atomic Laboratory and all counsel of record" and termed secret Attorney Munson's statement that Homo from College Miss Joyce, who celebrated her 17th birthday Dec. 19; was home Sandia Air Base, a weapons research center. ine ixavy saia a mess nail, nos-pital and clubs were damaged and many tents were torn by the typhoon winds.

About 90 natives live on a nearby island, Ujelang, only 40 miles from the storm center. A Navy plane from Kwajalein will fly over it today. Ujelang is 75 feet above sea level at some points. Chiang Receives Graham TAIPEH, FORMOSA (Evan self. Woman Is Accused Of 22 Forgeries Mrs.

Jean Tomczyk, 37, of 1156 Loomis Taylor, was arrested by city police in Central City this afternoon on 22 charges of forgery. She pleaded guilty before City-Magistrate Terrence J. Murphy Jr. and was held under $500 bail for court from college for the holidays. She was a senior student at Mount St.

Harsany said Lane suggested the the settlement is not fair and equitable as "preposterous." He said it was utterly impossible for him to see why one or more stockholders should consider the offer unfair "because he has Jermyn Man Released report be delayed until the jury more than 30 newspapermen who waited at the front gate. Where he went was not known. All that British officials would say. is that May is now a free man as free as any other who has paid his lawful debt to society that is, has served his time. I Other atomic traitors to the West have hot been so fortunate.

Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, the American atomic spies, are scheduled to die in the electric chair at Sing Sing Prison the week of Jan. 12. Klaus Fuchs, another British scien Vincent's College, New York-City. last year, it was announced today Sje also attended Wyoming Semi had heard from Fisher and possibly other State Department of-, ficials. A month later, Harsany After Tavern Assault to pay taxes to the United States.

said. Fisher finally came before by Charles Lebowitz, chairman of the seals sale committee. Mr. Lebowitz presented his report at a committee meeting at noon in the Chamber of Commerce Building. Francis J.

Mann, 33, of RD 1, Later Attorney McCracken said the common and preferred stocks do not figure in the settlement as gelist Billy Graham today was re- the jury. Jermyn, was booked on a charge City Detectives George Donald-' ceived by President Chiang Kai- He said Fisher gae the jurors "certain information and" answered far as any financial valuation is son and Carl Henry testified that of suspicion and then released today following his arrest early yes shek at his home. Patrick Manley, chairman of the Mrs concerned. tist, is serving a 14-year sentence some questions." Tomczyk obtained goods false pretense in Central southern Dmsiom of the health! undpr The steel corporation's attorney terday when he reportedly tried to drive his car through a tavern at "But he gave us nothing perti obtained merchandise and charged them to accounts of other persons. said the only purpose of the stock City stores.

The woman assert edly nent, Harsany continued. C21 North Keyser Ave. certificates figuring in the present a litigation is "for the proper identi He said the jury could have done a much more thorough job if it fication of the stockholders." He bond sales, reported that sales for this year total $5,023.50, $1,452.50 ahead of the same period for 1951. Mr. Manley announced that follow-up letters will be forwarded to all bondholders who have not made returns to the society.

Tentative plans were made for added that the announced valua had been allowed to question more witnesses, but was unable to get According to Patrolmen Thomas Baggott and Kenneth Whitman, Mann tried to gain entrance to Phil's Bar Grill, operated by Russell 2:10 AI. Eddie Gerrity, 1335 Cornell the bar tion of as earned in nary and the Country. Day School, Forty Fort, and wa- a member of the Immaculate Conception Church, West Pittston. Her parents and her grandfather are her only survivors. Miss Joyce participated in regional horse shows for several years.

Mr. Hudak, also home for the holidays, was a junior student at Ford ham University. He was graduated from Exeter Borough High School and at college was attached to the Marine Corps Reserve. He was a member of St.4 John the Baptist Slovak Church, Pittston. Surviving besides his mother and grandmother is a brother, Andrew.

The funeral will be from the home Wednesday morning with a mass at 9:30 in St. John the Baptist Church. Mr. Pestak, an only son, was a graduate of Exeter High School and was a member of St Cecelia's Church, iixeter. He served 18 them.

newspaper stories was erroneous. Impossible to Value Stock "The impression I got was that they 'were going to deliberately a reception for all volunteer work tender, who waj cleaning up the Attorney Bidelspacher said it is passed in 1950. May was the first ot be caught up in the evidence uncovered after the cracking of a Soviet espionage ring in Canada in 1946. The trail led to Fuchs, the Rosenbergs and David Greenglass, who got off with a 15-year sentence for testifying against the others. A U.S.

congressional committee said the group of A-spies advanced Russia's atomic energy program by at least a year and a half. 50,000 Persons See Pageant at Church The pageant "Living Nativity," refuse to give us any more wit ers and board members of the so impossible to place any valuation nesses. place after a long night, told his late caller that the place was closed and slammed the door in his face. on the stock "at this time." Shop FAIRWAY Daily and Save, Come, See! the Largest Home-Owned Super Market in N.E. Penna.

221 Wyoming Ave. Dial 7-5282 0PENIIITESTILL9P.il. "We felt the Justice Department was trying to get us not to file Shortly before Judge Watson re Mann, a mute, apparently re tired to his chambers to study the the presentment" he added. proposed form of the settlement sented the bartender's attitude. He got into his car, which was parked on an adjoining lot, and tried to decree that eventually will be handed -down, Attorney Munson John Mozdean Dies; ciety in March, at which time an additional report on the 1952 sales and bond campaigns will be presented and a chairman named for the 1953 drives.

Dr. Edward P. Swartz presided at the meeting. Power Plant Sale Hearing Date Set Federal Judge Albert L. Watson pointed out that if the decision of ram his way into the tavern, ac cording to the policemen.

Funeral Tomorrow Judge Watson's setting aside the 305 N. MAIN AVE. STORE Saturday 'Til 9 P. M. Opti Friday DIAL 1-3351 sale, had been appealed to the closed last night on the Dunmore The funeral of John Mozdean, higher courts, there was no dues months in the Marine Corps, being Methodist Church grounds.

An es 42. who died yesterday at his home, Using his car like a tank, Mann reportedly made thre tries at the door, gaining nine wet with one more try for a first down. But the bartender had not beemidle as the tion all the stockholders I would discnarged as a sergeant last timated 50,000 persons viewed the I FAIRWAY, the Home of Nationally Adv. Food :5 FRESH-KILLED HOME-DRESSED May 30. He was to have started have been taxed on capital gains.

435 I9th after a long illness, will be tomorrow from the Vanston Funeral Home, 142 South Main presentation during the past eight nights. Wylie Bird was gen Mr. Bidelspacher voiced object work today at the Maxson Corp plant in Old Forge. tavern entrance moved toward him eral chairman. Rev.

L. Bradley with mass at 9:30 in St Pat today set Wednesday, Jan. 9, at 2' P.M. as the time for a hearing on! the recommpnrlafinn rf Sniuiol ions to a request by Attorney Karl Y. Donecker of Allentown, who Besides his parents he leaves He had telephoned police and help arrived as Mann was backing off Havens is pastor.

Last night an estimated 10,000 three sisters, Elaine Casse- described himself as representing to make another run on the target ton, Peck ville; Mrs. Ann Lugar, at Master J. Julius Levy that court-ac-'S" cept an offer of $30,200 for per-'jS The patrolmen said the front of a stockholders when the latter told Judge Watson he wanted to get on the record where persons viewed the showing and about 8,000 witnessed it Saturday night despite the cold and wind. home, and Mrs. Mary Dente, La guna Beach, Cal.

the building, some inside Dooths and a cigarettejiaachine were dam 3UMoi piupeny, macninery and equipment in the power plant of the Lackawanna Wvominz Val the securities of the committee The funeral will be from the The music last night was by the aced. Mann later told police he YOUNG 71 7 I PLUMP HENS il (I hC toms ALL JLy ALL SIZES frJJ SIZES Lb. Lb. members are now deposited. home Friday morning with a mass hit the structure only once, ex rick's Church.

Burial will be in Cathedral Cemetery. Mr. Mozdean was born in Taylor, son of Mrs. Anna Peasnal Mozdean and the late Anthony Mozdean. He was a carpenter by trade and prior to his illness had been employed at the Signal Corps Depot project at Tobyhanna.

Mr. Mozdean was a member of St. Patrick's Church and Local 261 of the Carpenters Union. Other survivors are his wife, the former Miss Adelaide Lehutsky; Attorney Bidelspacher said he at 9:30 in St. Cecelia's Church Attaches of the Blue Ridge Sup Senior and Junior Choirs of Bethany Presbyterian Church, West Scranton, and the combined choirs of Dunmore's five Protestant churches.

plaining that his foot slipped off the clutch. HiS statement was dis ply Co. announced that outlets at was objecting because during all of the lengthy proceedings that started in 1947. Mr. Donecker "has done nothing in this case," Judge READY-TO-COOK TURKEYS slightly higher 1123 Capouse Ave.

and in Pittston closed at noon today until after About 400 characters and mem FANCY puted by Mr. Gerrity and two other witnesses. It is expected that he will come to some agreement with the owner of the building, Michael Hutchey Watson said he would rule later on the funeral of Mr. Joyce's daughter. the question.

bers of regional musical organizations participated in the tableau. The manger scene was featured ley (Laurel Line) Railroad. The power plant is at 125 Cedar 5" Ave. and, according to the petition! filed by Special Master Levy, has 2" not been in use since July 1 this year. Since that date the third 5" rail line has used power furnished by the Scranton Electric Co.

Mr. Levy pointed out that the' firm of Lauria Brothers Cleveland, Ohio, has submitted the high bid for the building and its'jS machinery and equipment. The Laurel Line is now in Fed-" CAPONS Attorneys Daniel F. Knittle and two sons, John and Walter, at WILSON'S Smoked Lean HAMS Whole or Shank Half Lester L. Greevy of Williamsport LONG ISLAND DUCKS ib.

39c with live characters and animals. Newspaper Executive Slated for Retirement home; three daughters, Mary Ann, are associated with Mr. Bidel Rose 'and Alice, at home; three and Mr. Reif. MCL TELECASTING (Continued, from Pago 1) 69 spacher.

Attorneys Albert L. Con-nally, New York City, and William AKRON, OHIO (U.R) John H. lb. brothers. Charles, this city: An- Archbishop Gracias To Become Cardinal Barry, general manager of the thonv and Michael.

Brooklyn. N.Y.. J. Fitzgerald and Robert E. O'Brien, this city, are associated Akron Beacon Journal and three other Knight newspapers, will re BOILED with Mr.

McCracken. and four sisters, Mrs. Stella Scho-vitz, Old Forge, and Miss Evelyn Mozdean, Mrs. Mary Biacardi and Mrs. Julia DeMario, Brooklyn.

VATICAN CITY (JP) The Vati tire this Wednesday after nearly Mr. Aston, who had conducted Radio Station WARM, for UHF Channel 16. The application points out that the Electric City Telecasting Co "faced the prospect of rigorous and 42 years service. scores of hearings since he was as can announced today that Archbishop Valeriano Gracias of Bom Barry, who is 78, also holds the eral Court under a plan of reorgan ization. On Wednesday night the final run of its passenger service between this city and Wilkes-Barre will be made.

However the line will continue to operate freight service. bay is being named to the College general manager post with the of Cardinals of the Roman Catholic Chicago Daily News, the Detroit enervating litigation in connection with its application for a tele Simon Koweski Is Dead Following Short Illness Simon Koweski, 314 Parker St Church. Free-Press and the Miami Herald. signed to the case in 1946, upheld the assertions of the petitioners that fraud had been committed when former Federal Judge Albert W. Johnson approved the sale in 1936., In his exhaustive review 'of the vision facility on Channel 16.

He takes the place vacated yes He will continue as honorary chair terday by the death of Carlo Agos- "The application, therefore, represents the considered efforts of man of the board of the Knight died this morning in State Hospi Marine Herring '1bf 29c i'SEYE MB i GENUINE IMPORTED- COQ FlSn 45C, Smaltz Herring 29c Haddock 49c Sliced Herring 39c Ocean Perch 49c newspapers. tini. Patriarch of Venice. He will be India's first cardinal, and the Scranton Broadcasters, Mr. A native, of New Milf ord.

Pa 3 in South Side Made III By Seeping Gas Three South Side residents were made ill yesterday by seeping eas proceedings that were climaxed when the wire rope company Barry came to the Beacon Journal surprise announcement of his ap tal after a short illness. Born, in Poland, he came to this country when a young man. Mr. Koweski was a miner and formerly worked in Exeter. Lynett, "Miss Lynett and the Meco Realty Co.

to subordinate their rpsnpotiva nrivata interest in each pointment emphasized Pope Pius' passed into Bethlehem's hands for in 1911 as business manager and was given the same post as John determination to bring the col herominf th licensee of a televi-i $3,300,000, Attorney Aston charged S. Knight added to his string of lege to its full strength of 70 members at the consistory here next Surviving are his wife, Frances; sion broadcast station by joining $250,000 carried on the court in their home at 829 Beech St. They are Joseph Hathaway, 24, and his wife, Catherine, 25, and a boarder. Byron Wescott, 15. TheyJ a brother, Joseph, this city, and a month.

The college has not had through voluntary and mutual floras as aamirusirauve ex agreement into the' MCL Telecast-! penses actually was a bribe. half brother, Michael Shostek, membership in two centuries. newspapers. Daniel T. Fitzpatrick Dies at Home in Buffalo inr rnm in uhirh each wn.ild i Thej Wilkes-Barre lawyer said city.

thev money went to former. Attor The The were treated by Dr. Darnel Berney, i I Dunmore, and then sent to State; Hospital for examination. Dr. Berney was summoned bv PULLET TUB PURE DEL-MAR EGGS BUTTER LARD OLEO 49c 73c 2 25c 22c PINEAPPLE JUICE-- 27c TOMATO JUICE u29 i funeral will be from the.

fi 55? Ir You re Shorter Main uamei T. jntzpatnek, 69, a re Ave. Friends may call to tired Lackawanna Railroad switch no more than a 33 Mi per cent ownership interest and equal representation on the corporation's board of directors," the application continues. "Under this consolidation, those who make up MCL Telecasting man, and a former resident of this city, died yesterday at his home, 91 Lockwood Buffalo, N.Y. morrow after 11 AM.

Heart Attack Fatal To Mrs. Leah C. Swingle Mrs. Leah C. Swingle, 629 North Sumner widow of Cornelius ney John Memolo, Johnson and others associated with the receivership of the wire rope company prior to its sale.

Ignatius Basty Dies; Funeral Friday at 9:30 Ignatius Basty, 812 Moosic died this morning at home after a short illness. i He is the husband of the former the Scranton Spring Brook Water Service Co. when the complaint of seeping gas was received at the company office. A leak in a pipe near a basement wall allowed the gas to seep into the house. VonBergen Is Speaker At Rotary Luncheon Corp.

will have an immediate op Mamie Kelly of the Nativity sec tion. 89c WALNUT MEATS Sugar Mr. Fitzpatrick lived in the Swingle, died Saturday night at WHITI-HOUSt COFFEE 77c SURFINE COFFEE "81c NESTLES NESCAFE $1.49 Bellevue section until moving to 95c 10 Lb. Buffalo about six months ago. He was a member of the Switch Born in Poland, he had resided in this city 48 years.

He was a communicant of Sacred Hearts home after a heart attack. Born in Clarks Green, she lived in this city most of her life. Mrs. Swingle was a member of Scranton Chaper, Order of Eastern Star, and Jackson Street Baptist Church. men's Union and the Knights of PAR portunity to provide the people in the Scranton area with a television service.

At the same time, it will be possible for those who have made application for the remaining channel to provide a third tele vision, service to the area much sooner than would have been possible had it been necessary to proceed with a hearing for Channel 16." Electric City Telecasting application for a new TV -station St George. SPAGHETTI 49c 3 Lb. Sex Church. Surviving are his wife, Mary; GARDEN ISLAND John VonBergen, Station WARM announcer, outlined the news high lights of 1952 at the Rotary Club luncheon today in Hotel Casey. Arthur JL Knight presided.

Two new members were admitted: Russell Garlin and Joseph Rocereto. Other survivors are a daughter, Mrs. William Burke, Buffalo; a son, r- Surviving are four sons, Ed SKETTINO SLICED ice. CAN 29' Darnel Buffalo, three grandchil ward, with whom she lived; Delwin, SPAG. SAUCE 22c PINEAPPLE dren, and a sister, Mrs.

John Braidington, Clifton, Phila two daughters, Mrs. Peter Gull, and Mrs. Thomas Cummings, both of this city; a son, Frank Basty, this city; three grandchildren, and two brothers and two sisters in Moran, this city. The funeral will be in Buffalo HORKE Bet. BOSAK'S Vino in Scranton on Channel 16 would 99c 23c Wednesday with mass at 10 in Sundi be i dismissed simultaneously with'Polaod Pascal Celery Calif.

Broccoli BAYER'S Holjr Family Church, Buffalo. In The funeral will be Friday from 29c ferment will be in Holy Cross Aspirins 59c granting of the application for assignment of the TV license of Scranton Broadcasters, to MCL Telecasting according Cemetery, Lackawanna, N.Y. the home with mass at 9:30 in Sacred Hearts Church. Burial, parish cemetery. Friends may Iceberg Lettuce 2 25c BROMO Seltzer 57c Banker Dies at 64 CHICAGO (IKS) Laurance H.

Armour, 64, packer, banker and civic leader, died today in Presbyterian Hospital. He was board chairman of the La Salle National Bank and a director of Armour packing firm, and the Automatic Canteen Co. Armour was stricken with pneumonia on his ranch near Wharton, Tex and was flown to Chicago Dec. 18 in a chartered plane. Funeral Notices i call tonight after 7.

Strike Threat Confronts New York Bus Lines delphia, and R. Greydon, this city, and six grandchildren. The funeral will be Wednesday at 2 from the Tague Funeral Home, 109 South Main Ave. Rev. Dr.

B. L. C. Baer, pastor of Jackson Street Baptist Church, will offi-cite. Burial, Clarks Green Cemetery.

Friends may call today after Maurice J. Kellart, 76, Dies in Wayne County Maurice J. Kellan, 76, of Braman, Wayne County, died Saturday at the home of his son, Frederick, RD J4, Honesdale, where he had been ill the past three months. A son of the late Sandrath and SC0TTIE TISSUE 2 25c 5 FAIRWAY MARKETS- Is MISS MONICA GOWELL, 1611 to the exhibit filed with the FCC. The applicant informs the commission that "arm's-length" competition between the AM and FM radio stations owned by Scranton Broadcasters, and The Times is assured by the fact that stock of the MCL Telecasting Corp.

is divided equally among the three groups. Elizabeth this morning from the Durkan Funeral Home. 125 NEW YORK (F) Efforts to avert a strike that would paralyze reaiai BllSIHIlUmSS North Main Ave.J with mass in St. New York City's giant network of Joseph's Lithuanian Church by private bus lines reached aa appar Msgr. J.

V. Miliauskas. Rev. Mi ent deadend today. chael Ozalas was deacon, and Rev.

But Mayor Vincent R. Impellit- Bronius Zdanavicius, subdeacon. Pallbearers: Peter Ruseski, Jo "The capacity for competition between the two AM and FM stations, as well as the independent determination of their policies seph Zwinak, Anthony and Joseph Sew this smart, young half-sizer. It's correctly proportioned to your Amanda Louck Kellan, he was a member of Braman Methodist with respect to the day-to-day ac-j ten said he will work "around the clock" if necessary to try to avert the threatened New i Year's Day transportation tieup. It would stall thousands of buses which serve 3,500,000 riders a day throughout the city.

The buses are operated by eight private Church. Gowell, Thomas Kruttul and Wilson Ramont Interment Cathedral Cemetery. Surviving are his wife, the for mer Edith Beach: a daughter, Mrs JAMES CAWLEY. 810 Ash Robert Anderson, Middletown, N.Yj; his son, three grandchildren. waist, hips, shoulders no alteration worries! Flower-embroidery or cotton lace for trimmig.

Pattern 7174 has embroidery transfer and tissue pattern: Half Sizes 14, 16tt, 18, 20, 22, 24. Size 16 takes four and one-quarter yards 35-inch fabric plus five-eighths yard of contrast fabric. State size. tivities and- the competition for revenues would not be disturbed by reason of the I association in the new corporation of certain of the directors who ire also identified with the AM and FM stations," the application states. i "The applicants intend to take active and firm steps to insure four! brothers, William, Waymart; automobile accident victim, this morning from the Durkan Funeral Home, 238-40 Adams with mass in St Peter's Cathedral.

Rev. DeWitt, Bihghamton; Dennis, New companies. Tennsy Railroad Nets $4,500,848 in Month' York City, and Frank, Williamson, W.Va., and two sisters, Mrs. Zelma Fuller and Miss Grace Kellan, Callicoon, N.Y. PHILADELPHIA (UJO The Pennsylvania Railroad today reported STECKEL'S NEW YEAR'S SPECIALS? ARMOUR'S CANNED ARMOUR'S TOP QUALITY MINCED or LONG Bolognas 37' WELCH'S QUART ff rtiii-f-ot- HUNT'S No.

lVt, Heavy Syrup Tomato 0EC CHEESE PEACHES 97c Juice 3) "49c L.rB.c.n Li TABLE oXs AC DOLLY MADISON Quart J.r SWEET SMALL NAPKINS 9 39 Pickles -39c The Management and Employees of SteckeVs Store Wish You and Yours:" Very Happy New Year" 734-36 EAST DRINKER DUNMORE PHONE 3-7723 OP EM TOHITE AMD TUESDAY MITE 'TIL i WEDMESDAT TIL I M. Send 25 cents in coins for this that the competitive practices and policies which Stations WGBI and The funeral will be tomorrow at pattern add 5 cents for each pat income 2 from the Steelman Funeral tern if you wish lst-class mailing wSrc "JT72 an increase of $1,313,687 over the corresponding month last Home, Park, Honesdale. Burial, Braman Cemetery. Send to The Scranton Times, 281 Household Arts Dept. P.O.

Box 168, past shall continue and that the William Hmes was celebrant Pallbearers: Grant Bishop, Thomas and James McCabe, Martin Ma-loney, Richard Lewis and John HalL Burial, Cathedral Cemetery. J. MILTON REA, Baltimore, this morning from the Hessinger Funeral Home, 723 Cedar Ave. Rev. William H.

Maurer, Hickory Street Presbyterian Church, officiated. Pallbearers: William Rosar, John and Henry Kiefer, Carroll Schunk, Harry Wirth and Carl Scull. Inter year. i three different stations, including Net income for the first 11 Old Chelsea Station, New York 11, N.Y. Print plainly NAME, AD the proposed television station.

Additional Obituary News will be months of this year amounted to found on Pages 24 and 25. snail De separate and distinct en DRESS, ZONE, PATTERN NUM $24,053,461, an increase of $3,348, 129 over last year. BER and SIZE. tities and that all three stations will operate in the public interest and in a manner which will foster Admitted to Hospital Six complete, easy-to-make pat Edward Wombacker, 18 months, terns printed right in the exciting Gross revenues for November totaled compared to $87,622,815 for November of last competition." son of Mr. and Edward Wom Alice Brooks Needlework Book! ment Pittston Avenue Cemetery.

In the, event of. favorable action backer, 106 Stone Clarks See 91 illustrations of your favorite RONALD CAMPBELL, 521 Summit, was admitted to Municipal year, and, $937,913,569 for the first 11 months, compared to last year's $951,362,793. I needlecraft patterns all "thrifty, useful ideas for your home, your by the FCC on the application, the MCL Telecasting Corp. would start TV operations with a staff of Adams Ave. from the Durkan Fu neral Home, 238-40 Adams Ave- at Hospital Saturday night as a patient.

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