Altoona Tribune from Altoona, Pennsylvania • Page 2

TWO JLLTOOMA TRIBUNJE, AI.TOONA. PA, THURSDAY, JANUARY SB. 1N4 dent was the result of high speed. Restaurant Worker Held FILM CELEDniTIES TO WED lack of control, violation of laws Gty Paying Aged Woman and being on the wrong aids of the road. The story of the accident was recited by Rot.

Howard, Bills In Cash lAwarded $500 As Jewel Robbery Suspect NSW YORK Jan. Ilea believed a series of mysterious Park Avenue jewel robberies solved tonight with the arrest of William Hahn, 40-year-old restaurant work FITS-ATTACKS CURBED Ttaare Is tape for vtatJaM o( pilaw, jadsiu from the man who have triad Lepae. a heme troat-22. another now VS MUwad thorn of attack. Ita fama has aproad for roan aa oae aaor aaa told another.

Mnd nm. aso and and ha Ml (nppir of this ataodld boatman podlUon stating that four members- of the expedition, scheduled to apend the winter In a mountain camp 400 miles from the South Pole, have taken 28-pound flour cans filled with milk along with them. The milk will be taken to the isolated, camp in froien form, the letter states. Milk of the same brand sold by Mr. Caum is being used on the Byrd expedition.

much as gives above. In the case of Miss Ella Powers Wins Suit Cincinnati Mayor Chal against Rev. Howard, the jury returned a verdict in favor of the plaintiff for $600, defendant to pay er. Following Injury By Mo record costs. Hahn was taken into custody by members of a squad of 40 detec tor Vehicle lenges Other Municipal ties On Financial Stability (Editor's note: This is the second la the suit brought by Anna Myrtle Yorgey and Sam E.

trading as Yorgey Laundry You CAN Foley, the jury found for the plaintiff In the sum of $300, plain make a smoother "Highball" tive assigned to got whoever was resp asible for thefts which. police satd totalled over $1,000,000 during the past year in the exclusive resi of three articles on governmental I tiff to pay the record costs. and Linen Supply Company, were the defendants In a damage suit instituted against them by Hiss accomplishments in Cincinnati) Judge McCann's court was not dential area. very busy yesterday, but consid CINCINNATI, Jan. 24 UP) I Lieutenant Thomas F.

Dugan, in charge if the special detail, said Ella Powers, an aged resident of erable time was taken up with delving into court decisions, law books and all sorts of proceed Mayor of what was once called the I worst-governed city in the United I States. Russell Wilson today chaWl this city, who was severely injured when struck by a truck of the de fendant company while crossing leaged other municipalities to com-1 ings before a real start was made. The suit at issue is that of J. pariaon with the-financial stability I street S. H.

Jubelirer represented the plaintiff and John M. KJepser and F. H. Hartman of Ebensburg, some of the stolen property has been recovered, but that most of it was missing. Byrd Antarctic Force Using Guernsey Milk E.

A. Caum, local Guernsey milk Van Hildebrand, contractvor, now of Cincinnati. Throughout the depression Cin-1 the defendants. for use of the First Blair County National bank against the Tyrone Lodge of Masons, the Masonic clnnati has not called upon banks Miss Powers, TO, is a cripple, for assistance. Many other cities I have issued scrip to pay employes I Hall association, F.

G. Albright and others. walking with the aid of crutches or cane when she leaves her home, but is possessed of a clear, virile and defaulted on their bonds. I dealer, reports the American Guernsey Cattle dub, with which he The suit is to recover approxi Mayor Wilson, a former drama tic critic, pointed to the city's I mind and told her story intelligently, after being assisted to the wit la associated, has received a letter from the Byrd Antarctic ex- mately $25,000. Hildebrand was paid in part with notes which the achievements: ness stand.

It finished with a clear sur i r-: i.j ei ei bi plus of its city tax rate, She said that on April 34 last, shortly after 1 p. she started to cross the street at the intersection of Sixth avenue and Sixth banks discounted and which were never paid. A lien was entered. Attorneys parleyed for more than an hour yesterday over the admission of certain evidence and exclusive of school and county levies, is $9.92, the lowest of any rt nJK rv ff xLlS city of its site in the country; Its street, after looking carefully in the plaintiff offered to plead sur all directions. Only seeing one car a.

1 VI wal bonded indebtedness has been steadily reduced while those of other cities were soaring to stag- prise and a parley was held on didtLotifecL" Gim aoickttt wlltf from pain. Beatabea aervooi itraia. Btlnga ptxtfal relaaaiiea. 10c, 10c, oOc. riot and at foaan.

On sale at all State Stores coming on Seventh street, one block distant, she believed she had plenty of time and so started that motion, which was finally dismissed and testimony was re Veret Teatdsle and Adolphe ManJoi, both film players, are to be married, probably next August, It was announced In Hollywood. The couple art shown when they attended a Hollywood premiere recently. (Associated Press Phete re fin proportions. sumed. The case was on trial at The city pays its hills in across at the intersection and when IftU aiiaatta tetaaM te ffor teokottw tTvrwjrM for wmXm or aollvtry tn any Stat or community arkewota tte avrtiaiM.

mi am UmtmC Is UaawfiL said Mayor Wilson. PRODUCT adjournment about two-thirds across, she saw a car almost on top of her and be The first verdict submitted was It pays its in cash. It I has a balanced budget of which it I coming frightened made a dash for the other side, and when with is proud. This shows what in the suit of Mrs. Mildred Mae: Hines vs.

Ross Beatty, the outgrowth of an automobile accident which was tried on Tuesday. Hines was awarded the sum of I in a foot or two of the curb, was awakened ciUsenry can accomplish through its government even dur-1 struck, but did not see what hit ing the deepest depression of thel her and was rendered unconscious. world's history." Witness said that she was in $5,600. The mayor referred to the action I In the suit of Central Trust hospital for some weeks and contracted a doctor bill of $150. By of the electorate in 1925 in defeat company, executor of the lata will ing a Republican machine which 'reason of the injury she is unable and testament of Thomas B.

Me- to do any work. Before the acci had dominated city nail tor more Farland deceased, as plaintiff and Walter L. Dodson and Ella Dod- dent she was in perfect health, doing an the work at the home ef a relative, for which she received 5 son, executors of the last will and than $0 years and in substituting charter-city manager government However, Mayor Wilson concedes that Cincinnati has been "im testament of David G. Dodson, deceased, were defendants; a ver per week. mensely more fortunate than most! dict was agreed on for the sum cities." of Paul All man, driver of the laundry company's truck, who was operating the truck when the woman was injured, testified that "We lost no public deposits in The next verdict taken without failing banks and comparatively I testimony, was one in which the Citizens National bank of Holli when the occurred, he was on his way to a restaurant.

few of our citizens had such losses," he explained. "Tax revenues held up remarkably well. There has been no evidence of a so- daysburg was plaintiff and Wal to deliver goods, and his wife and ter I Dodson and Ella Dodson, child were with him in the car. executors of the last will and tes railed taxpayers' strike. Alleman said he came up Sixth tament of David G.

Dodson, late avenue and in front of him was of Hollidaysburg, deceased, and G. a car operated by Officer Pluff, Taxes are not more than seven and one-half per cent delinquent and the total of tax bills unpaid is infinitesimal as compared with other Taylor were defendants. The which he follewed for two blocks verdict was for $1,170, including debt, interest and attorney's com and when at the intersection, went cities." around the car ahead, to the left mission. A parted car interfered some The city's bonded Indebtedness was decreased $3,013,272.87 in 1933. Next came the suit in which what with his movements.

Just (OF AILL TffldDSIE TfflHNG IU L(D)I5 FIE the Altoona Wholesale Grocery company was plaintiff and John after passing the officer's car, Mrs. The gross indebtedness is Sw.OTi,- 203. Alleman suddenly exclaimed, "Look G. Huber, executor of the estate Like some cities. Cincinnati has of Mrs.

Grace Wissinger, deceas out there is a woman," whom he said was only about five feet a "white elephant" A previous administration spent approxi-l ed, was defendant A verdict was given for the plaintiff, in the sum of $884.79. ahead of his car. He put on the brakes with such suddenness, as to mately $4,000,000 to build a trac tion subway whicn never nas oeen used. The project finally will be In the suit of the Morrison's MOT (BIN naid for in 1965. but meanwnue in th words of City Manager C.

A. Cove bank of Martinsburg vs. Guy Barley, executor of Juilann, alias Julia E. Fider, the jury Dykstra it might just as well be found by the direction of the court used for "growing musnrooms. throw his wife against the windshield and tried his best to avoid the woman.

She was struck by the left bumper and hurled to the edge of the sidewalk. She was picked up and placed in the truck that hit her and rushed to the hospital Alleman said he was going about 20 or 25 miles an hour. He stopped his truck within its length, he continued. Dr. John H.

Galbraith, of this for the plaintiff in the sum of $636.21. Legion Drum Corps To jury was sworn late yester day afternoon in the Judge Me-Cann court in which the General Parade Friday Night Dr. M. A. Wolfbere, commander Electric company is plaintiff and of the American Legion drum anai T.

Kleffman, individually arid bugle corps, requests a full turn-j tading as the Altoona Electrical Supply company Is defendant W. out of members for tne paraae in-i dav nieht at 7:15. All members Herman Cree is counsel for plaintiff and John F. Sullivan repre will meet at the American Legion Uma at 7 nVlotk and will have sents the defendant their uniforms and equipment ready This is a suit to recover cash city, testified he attended the In-. jured woman and found a fracture of the right hip, lacerations and contusions of the 'head and brush burns.

He exhibited X-ray pictures to show the fracture and the deterioration of the bones, which he said prevents her from walking outside of the house or doing any hard work and that in his opinion, her Injuries are per-j manent so that they may fall in line at I 7:15 p. m. alleged to be due on merchandise sold to Kleffman. It was stated the plan of the General Electric This will be an affair of Voiture No. 35040 8 of Blair County To give Silver Wedding Gin a purity that is beyond ques- tion, every bottle that you buy isTWPI-DISTILLED.

company is to name agents to and, as guests are expected from all over Pennsylvania, including some whom merchandise is sold on con- gnment Kleffman is one of them. of the high officials of the 40 8, the local officers have called uron the local drum and bugle corps for 1 a little assistance and it is hoped that a full turnout will be available. Dr. Wolfberg said not more than a half hour wiH be needed as the parade will be of short duration and hopes that the entire person nel will be available for this turn For velvety smoothness, only selected CEREAL GRAINS are employed in the production of Silver Wedding's spirits. Distilled in accordance with the exact methods of an eminent ENGLISH GIN DISTILLER of fourteen years experience.

Tested and approved by the SCHENLEY RESEARCH INSTITUTE, as a guarantee of quality, purity and proof. It is up to the agents then to dispose of the merchandise as they see fit but the General Electric looks to the agent for the money. Pursuant to this plan, Kleffman sold his merchandise variously about the trade rone in which he is located. He was expected to settle monthly, and he did bvt eventually got behind, so the representatives of the General Electric company allege. The suit is based on balances which total $347.90.

Kleffman admits he owes $43.93. Documentary evidence was given during the afternoon. The case will be concluded this out Mrs. Trout, who was an eye witness, said that she was nearby and that" the woman was not struck in the intersection, as she had walked diagonally across the street Witness said she believed the truck was going from 40 to 45 miles an hour. The defense based its case on the contention that Miss Powers crossed outside of the intersection.

The suit was settled after the plaintiffs had given their testimony. E. H. Hartman, attorney for the defense, moved for a non-suit and a recess was taken to discuss the legal phase and when court reconvened, Judge Patterson announced to the jury, that a settlement had been effected, where The extracts and essences of 10 DELICIOUS mGlillIOTS are distilled in, to give this gin its exquisite flavor. Made according to a famous ENGLISH FORMULA but sold at all State Stores at an honest AMERICAN PRICE.

Delicious CHOCOLATE MILK Full ef Energy and Nourishment Fresh Every Day RARSHB ABG EB'S DAIRY by the plaintiff was to be paid $500, of which $100 is to be paid in 60 days, and $100 in 90 days. Rev. A. Howard, pastor of a Catholic church at South Fork, formerly of Bellwood, was defend ant in two damage suits. The plaintiff in one case was his moth er, Mrs.

Mary E. Leman and his aunt Miss Anna M. Foley, was 4 the plaintiff in the other one. These suits resulted from an tomobile accident The plaintiffs 2 3 were represented by Edward J. Harkins, Johnstown, and Patrick E.

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Finch Room 407, 20 W. 40th St, New York, BRONX (Original) Orange Juice Silver Wedding Cin Dash of Italian Vermouth Dash of Noilly Prat Vermouth party picked up Rev. Deegan in Altoona and the latter, related as being a licensed officer, took the driver's seat and the party start ed east over the William Penn highway. About ten miles east of Hollidaysburg near Yellow Springs, 1 I the Howard car was the rear one in a line of travel that was not as speedy as desired, and Rev. Deegan attempted to pass the other cars ahead.

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SEE US OB YOUB DEALER LPCCNN (ClENIDAIL Qm DtBm Jam At Umek At ft Dollar Ym ffmd fr fuUie Utility Smict. Vt IJ i eastbound lane to avoid a collision. In an effort to stop, Rev. Deegan applied his brakes so hard, that the car stopped, swerved and according to Rev. Howard, turned a somersault on the highway, coming to rest, with the wheels in the air and the engine pointing in the opposite direction.

The suffered mostly from shock but the women were Injured. Miss Foley had her left shoulder frao- lured and Mrs. Leman, a fracture the left wrist Both women jlalmed as well to have suffered taternal Injuries 'and' were injur-id about the heads and bodies, muscles and ligaments and tissues were stretched or torn and they suffered nervous shock. The plaintiffs claimed the acci Ttali tdt.rtfi.. m.nt la not to after laohoUo barer aaaa (or tale or deliver- in an? State or community wherein the adrertiilnf, aale or nee thereof la onlawfoL PRODUCT ON SALE AT ALL STATE STORES 1 mmmmmm I A.