Delaware County Daily Times from Chester, Pennsylvania • Page 3

KIOKIN' AKOUND By Bus Driver WALLY FALK 2200 School 'Safeties I Be Feted Monday The 220D Keystone Automobile who died on Nov. 16, leaves) Bhvood S. Franklin, Mr. Franklin home to her a niece, Albertha Cat died on Nov. 23.

mununr niece, viuie. Lewis, Is given a lot on Edwards near Club safety patrolmen of Chester schools will be guests of the Manufacturers Association of Delaware County at a special motion picture show at 10 a. m. Monday in the Stanley Theatre." OL; aua nouse at 214 Town send st, it willed to a step Nettle Neal. of $105 each arr made to bcnoois may obtain tickets at the 7L VT ft "rumer, and Ser tha Rochester, n.

nW v. Keystone officer 421 Edg'mont today, Thursday and Friday, Chester police and state police at Media are cooperating In the xsaac Watson and Elijah EXTRACTIONS, 6'" eacu, wettle Lewis are to share the balance Rest Haven Home, FILLINGS, RAVS 000, half, of it in realtv. To Hold Party The annual Chanukak party and, Mary V. Carroll, who lived at The Manor, Larkin avenue, Eooth PLATES REPAIRED open nouse at. Kest Haven Home, Broomall, on Sunday will include iiei esiaie to an aunt.

ANB Ke BIHLT games ior cnuaren visiting patients, wuaii n. uarron. The estate is at me nome. Harry Hyman, home adminis wuawzui, an out $500 in miss oarron died on Nov trator, said today that the young guests would also Join In carols led by a choir of Broomall uuu estate ot George W. Franklin, late 701 xusyecL arK, is divided between two sons.

George W. and ctesrer 3612J The first thing that came to mind when the Reds' list showed only 3193 names was the recent reports of atrocities against United Nations soldiers. It was recalled "The trip was simply marvelous we had the nicest engineer!" that Gen. Matthew Ridgway filed a report with the UN estimating SHOP AT WEINBERG'S DAILY FROM 9:30 TO 9 there might have been as manv as: (Media Woman sister in law, Elizabeth M. Butler ouuu atrocities aitnougn ne made it ciear mere was no positive Harrison, F.

M. Huntington Wilson proof of more than 365. Wills Estate An army that spends lots of time on the defensive and on the S100 each. retreat always has difficulty Mrs. Butler died on Oct.

I. being specific about its casualties. Of 830,000 The United Nations army was in been Issued to John L. Coyle, of mat position early in the war. Dur ing the slow, fighting retreat south The will of Mary L.

Butler, Yvummgum, to aammister tne estate of his brother. Alfred R. Coyle. who lived at 37 Partev from Seoul to Suwon to Taeion to aegn ana imany into the Fusan Media, probated at Media, di The estate is estimated at s9S0fi perimeter our troops almost never were left in possession of a ma vmef "it ot ner estate among three daughters, Marjorie B. Har all but $500 in realty.

It will be i shared with 3 sister, Elizabeth A. Covle. also nf Vilmimrf ht jor battlefield. We had no oppor tunity to count our dead or to re Eleanor B. Mcrindin.

The estate Coyle died on Dec. 5. form units on the battlefield and Home Lett to Niece check on who was wounded and who was missing. Other bequests are $1000 each a sister, Alice E. Thorp and a The will of Minnie B.

Smith, Whose home was at 1124 Central There were so many conflicting atones iui iiisiauce, aooui tne late of Maj. Gen. William Dean after tne cattle of Taejon that there was notnmg to. do but list him as missing in action. The one thing that could have SHOP AT WEINBERG'S DAILY FROM 9:30 TO 9 simplified the entire problem of There was no attemnt to hldn of 3193 merely because their sys KEEP YOUR CHRISTMAS SECRETS DARK GI imoNsi the disappointment in Tokyo and Washington: when it was lefirnpri tem of compiling names is not ef prisoners me Korean War never has been put into effect.

That is the system of inspection by the International Red Cross, which that the communist list of prison 1 ers fell far short of the number of! What Happened To the Other 7844 POW's? By. HARliY FERGUSON United Press Foreign Kdltn, ii eli ficient. The Chinese and North Korean, armies are not too well supplied with steel filing chot stands ready to go behind the lines and into prisoner of war camp; and an efficient office filing sys to see that the rules of civilized Americans who have disappeared! from the battlefield. On the optimistic side of this problem that is a tragic issue in1 thousands of American homes are warfare are being observed. Tho: rules aje contained in a document itnown as tne Geneva convention.

1.50 holding 3198 American prisoners. The Defense Department in Washington currently carries on. its rolls the names of 11.042 Amcrinnc iwo possiDincies: 1: The communists may' be' iiberately the nai of many American missing In action in the Korean! a further bargaining point in the cease iire negotiations. 2. They may hold manv i SHOP AT WEINBERG'S DAILY FROM 9:30 TO 9 Americans than appear on the list Elegant new ARCHER nylons with dark seams to grace her ankles and legs 'Knitted to actual leg proportions, with exclusive permanent Neline stripes to identify her leg length 4 stripes for Trim (short), 5 stripes for Tween (average) and 6 stripes for Taper (tall).

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