The Express from Lock Haven, Pennsylvania • Page 3

Hospitals Admitted to the Lock Haven for surgery were: Dennis Mantle, 9, son of Mr. and Doyle Mantle, Beech Creek S.D. 1: Clco Hazel, Mill Hall; Richard Hrilzko, Renovo; Ara. Betty Wadsworth, 558 S. Fair- Betty Workman, 10, laughter of Mrs.

Madeline Work- nan, 8 Brown Denise Smith, i 2 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Smith, 109 Commerce Michael Kephart, 5, son of Mr. and Park Harry Slegle, Loganton R.D. 2.

Patients Discharged Long illness Fatal to Lucas Rote Veteran Won Bronze Star in War Rheumatic heart disease that had brought seven years of ill health to George Kenneth Lucas, Salona R.D., resulted in his death yesterday al 10.15 a.m. at his home in Rote. In three years of World War II duly, as a technician 4, Sgt. Lucas drove a light lank in support of infanlry, in Normandy, North ern France and the Rhinelam uiMHHiiipu campaigns in Europe. Discharged were Mrs.

Donaldj He the bronze slflr for Deaths Miss Hunter May 14 Bride i Wayne K. Fraziers Wed in EUB Church The former Mary Ellen Hunter Mr. Shoemaker mined clay at a Wayne K. Frazioj are living Queens Run as a young man, aml; at 523 Main St 0 ow lc ir 1 Samuel P. Shoemaker Samuel P.

Shoemaker, 86, a Dunnstown resident 55 years, died' yesterday at 3 p.m. at his he lived with his Harry. He had been in failing health six months. at uved in that community before, moving to Dunnstown. Since marna 4 al P' tiring 25 years ago, he had oper- Firsl Evangelical -United Brethren atcd a truck farm.

He fre- Church by the Rev. Paul H. Kief- quenlly sold produce on marknl.fe^ pas tor. The bride is a daughter of Mr. Lock Haven.

Son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob and and Mrg Ant Huncr B32 Shoemaker, he was born in Swiss- church ghe has been dale. His wife was the former Ida. B.

tner Beech Creek; Cephas sonal br and a Schrack, Loganton: Mrs. Clyde unit dtation He enljsted in Jan Ripka, Belief ontc R.D. Harry Packer, Mill Hall; Miss Dorothy Myers, Avis; Mrs. Charlotte Wert, Mi'll. Hall R.D.

1 Susan Andrus, 7, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rob Bowman. She died in 1948. j.

Lock Havcn Hi Schoo 1942, and received his discharge in Jan, 1945. Lucas had lived at Salona R.D. all his life. Born Dec. 3, 1919, he 7, qaugmer Air.

ana Airs. KOD- was lhc voungesl son of claude ert Andrus, 706 E. Church and Hannah Emenhizer Lucas. Miss Mabel Prough Bellefonte He worked for General and Mfg. Co.

Mill Hall, and i i i Mr. Shoemaker belonged to the: Mr- Fraaer, who is employed Dunnslown Methodist Church, the by he Clinton Paper Co, was graduated in the 195!) class at the P.O.S. of ad was a charter member of the Dunnstown Fire Co. His son, Harry; two daughters. Mrs.

John Baker, Wilkes-Barre, Lock Haven High School. He is the son of Pcrc 1. Frazier of Avis and Mrs. Dorothy Canfielcl of Buffalo, N. Y.

ttlio. MUUIII IT -i. and Mrs. Theodore Koch. Clinton- Mr Hunter gave his daughter in ana w.

in MIII HBII, ana girandohiWren) and two half broth-! later at the Lock.Have* HospitalL Patterson of Failing health halted his work R. Mrs. Ross Clark, 314 N. Grove Mrs. Carl Beahm, Aaronsburg; Mrs.

Boyd Kreamer, Lock Haven R.D. Michael Tay- about "eight" years ago. lor, 4, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles) belonged to the Salona Luth- Taylor, 111 N.

Henderson eran church, the Lock Haven Randy Walizer, 2, son of Mr. andjV.F.W. and Loyal Order of Mrs. Harry Walizer, Lock Haven'Moose. R.D.

Kenneth Vearick, 2, son, Mr. Lucas leaves his wife, Mar-! of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Yearick, ga ret Earner Lucas; two daugh- Mill Hall R.D. Sue Welch, l.jters by a former marriage, Doro- Jale; 13 grandchildren, 13 great- Lock Haven, survive.

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur thy, and Mrs. Phyllis Kemmerer 0 ir.h wo Troav Avis; two Larry D. Rine and Donna K.

Rine, at home; and six Mrs. Albert Boyle, Lock Haven: Mrs. 'Clarence F. Gardner, Tampa, Welch, 542 Creek Joseph Hoover, 7, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Hr K. Hoover, Flcmington; Gordon Myers, 320 E. Water St. Hospital Admitted: Lynn Gay Hcyd Mrs. Elmer R.

Spies, Lyons, Doris Jean McGonigaJ, Jersey N.Y.; Mrs. Lawrence Dunn and Funerals LUCAS Services for George Kenneth Lucas, 40, who died Tuesday, May 24, 1960, at 10.15 a.m. at his home in Salona R.D., will be held -Friday at 2 p.m. at the McCloskey Funeral Home, Mill Hall. The'Rev.

Ray E. Jones of Loganton will officiate. Interment, Cedar Hill Cemetery. Military rites by the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Friends will be re- marriage.

i attendants were Miss Bonna Aber. Orviston, and Creigh Frazier of Loganton, the bridegrodnVs cousin. The young couple went to Buffalo; for their wedding trip. Shore. Divine Providence Hospital Admitted: Mrs.

Florence Barry and Mrs. Blanche Murphy, Lock Haven. Renovo Hospital Admitted: Dcbra Kay and Donna Gail Baker, Ben Arnold, Luther Page, and Joan Stimpson. Discharged: Lynn Getz, Frank Schinn, and Donald Keegan. Jersey Shore Hospital Mrs.

Charles J. Confer, Salona Janet Vonada Recent Bride Wed Mr. Gummo in Home Ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Wayne K.

Frazier Mary Ellen Hunter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony .1. Hunter, 652 E. Church and Wayne K.

Frozlcr, 111 S. Washington were married May 14 at First Evangelical Unltrd Brethren Church, They are living nt 523 E. Main St. The bridegroom works for (he Clinton f'npcr Co. New Piper Stock Issue Finances More Expansion A new issue of Piper Aircraft Corp.

slock, 100,000 shares of $1 i par value common stock, are pany amounted to $20,616,863 and net income to $1,722,348 compared with sales of and ncti R.D., and Mrs. Arlington Walizer, I Hall. C.iMill Hall; also one grandchild. ceived at the funeral home afterj 'being put on sale by the Firstjincome of $1.283.529 for the six 7 p.m. Wednesday.

in rTr VBoston Corporation and eight ended March 31, 1939. For McCloskey Funeral Home, Millj 0 Hublersbu '8 officiated for a Births home wedding on the evening ofi' snarc jsociatod firms, at $63.25 April 29 when Miss Janel C. Von-j SHOEMAKER Services will Mr. and be conducted Friday at 2 p.m. at Uie Helt Funeral Home for Samuel P.

Shoemaker, 86, who diod Tuesday. May 24, 1960. at 3 a at his home in Dunnstown. The REID Mr. and Mrs.

William, V. Dajiiel S. Robinson will offi- burg. Reid, 910 W. Third are the j.

a te. Burial, Dunnstowr. Ceme- a Friends will berecelved at Admitted: Timothy Shemory.lat 6.56 p.m. in the Lock Haven i lc funeral home after 7 p.m. Jersey Shore R.

D. Mrs. Jennie Hospital. Mrs. Reid is the former Spotts, 305 Smith Jersey Carol Chase.

Shore; Mrs. Sara Wilkins, Jersey Shore R. Mrs. Eula Hartzell, 1554 Allegheny Jersey Shore; Joseph Grieco, Jersey Shore R. D.

Deborah Stabley, McElhattan, and Betty Good, Linden R. D. 1. Discharged: Mrs. Shirley Lose, 315 Campbell Jersey Shore; Newton Bartges, 101 Pearl Lock Haven; Clarence Shaffer Woolrich; Timothy Shemory, Jersey Shore R.

D. 1, and Daniel Frazier, 408 Oak Jersey Shore. BECHDEL Mr. and Roger Wayne Beohdd, Bellefonte. the parents of a son born May 20 in the Centre Wednesday.

couple. Hell Funeral Home, Lock Ha-' Vonada and Wayne Vonada attend- fiscal year ended September 30, 1359. sales of thc company Ncl proceeds from the sale of were $34,262,898 and net income the common stock will be to the general funds of the Record pany in. anticipation of further; Capitalization of the company I expenditures for plant and equip- February 29. consisted of mcnl and increased working shares of common capital requirements resulting par value.

Dividends totaling! SI per share were paid on the common stock in each of the fis-j years ended September tduiicu i ti 11 vii 10 11 MI The 7 clock ceremony and )ans ion of lhc company's reception following took place all, 1 i ven. over-taffeta dress with white ac- The company intends to a short-term bank loan of and 1939. Quarterly dividends iOOO.OOO obtained recently in 25 ccnts pcr harc were paiclj lo finance increased inventories on December 14, 1959 and March: for Thomas C. cessories, and a corsage of white: carnations. Her sister wore pink receivables.

1960. :,1. with wh te accessories a son barn May Long Sr Loganton R. D. 1, who witn wn accessories.

rf County Hospital. diecl at 1.50 a. m. Tuesday, May: After a wedding trip to fe 'Construction Plans i Approximately will be Nurses Attend Heart Seminar M. IU Mrs.

Beohdel is the former 24) 1960 a the Lock Haven a ls Mr and Mrs. Gummo are; for the completion and equipping Mae Etters. The baby, ha5 jtal wiU be held at 2 p. m. Thurs- at HuWersburg The bride at the Ramm Funcra i Homej attended the Lock gh been named Richard Wade, is the first grandchild for Mr.

and airs. Milford Etters, Bellefonte, and Mr. and Mrs. William Bechdel, Blanchard. SEMENTTLLI Staff Sgt.

and Mrs. Francis Sementilli, Badnau- heim, Germany, ai-e the parents of a son born May baby, manufacturing jon al Beach and CQn fl on in Loganton. Burial in and bridegroom the, for conslruclion Brethren Cemetery. Friends mayj call after noon Wednesday. Ramm Funeral Home, Loganton! Sch Gum- Put May Fair Funds to Use funeral serv-j ices will be held at his home, 242 N.

Fairview Thursday at 3 OV1J 11 UTAC1J- kru.uj thii-d child and second boy, has been named Gerald James. Mrs. Sementilli is the former Geraldine Rupert of Beech Creek, Sugar Valley for J. Stuart Lowry, 90. who 4-H CIU MfiG tS daughter of Mrs.

Rose Rupert, died Sundayj May at 3 so an engineering building and thc purchase of additional equipment at its plant at Lock Haven, it is expected. One of the leading manufacturers of private aircraft for business and personal use, charter flying and agricultural 1 Pair benefit successful, with and spraying, the company net profl, of Class Nets $475 on Benefit The Progressive Class of Trin- Melhoclist Church reports its a. m. in Divine Providence Hos-' The Sugar Valley 4-H Club me! manufactures and sells spare; Meeting Monday evening, he M. jyni v- pital, Williamsport.

The Rev. i Monday evening at thc home vf, pai ts an accessories for its air- 8''oup allocated proceeds as lol- Herberl P. Beam, paslor of Trin-; Anthony Rishel, Loganton R.D. ra lows: S50 set aside for boys and ity Methodist Church, will offici-i Edward Snook presided. the six months ended g' rls lo allcntl church camps; A dozen local nurses are at-j Sgt.

Sementilhs parents are Mr, Intermenti Highland 1 club members discussed 4-11 March 31i 1960i sa les of the com- S20 cach to hc rrml cx )en se nding a cardiovascular disease and Mrs. James Sementilli. (ery Tliere will no and projects. A new 1 fund and the church tower project. Yost Funeral Home, Lock Ha- member is Susie Verrier, Tylers tending seminar today in Williamsport, where Dr.

Ben Musser's lecture at 7.30 p.m. on "Recent Advances and Mrs. John F. Shields, 159 Interstate Parkway, in Cardiac Surgery" is considered Bradford, are parents of a daugh- a climaxing' talk In the day'sjler, born Monday, May 23. Mrs events.

Shields is the former Mary Mas Meetings are in session at Lycoming Hotel, starting at p.m. The Lycoming County Heart! Association is sponsoring thej4o Qt seminar. on Cub Scouting ven Stock Market RnrLevc Thc ladics 8 avc A1rs Brarb ra Qi DHCKiey Long a leather brief case for Present were: Susie Verrier. Someone stole about S10 in cash past, present and future sci-vicc Pat Thompson, William and cigarettes from the S. E.

as class treasurer. Anthony Rishel, Glenn Sons ice cream store Officers were elected as fol- Larue Grieb, Edward Snook, E. Bald Eagle St. near N. Jay lows: President, Mrs.

Ann Welch; roy Kustenborder. Daniel city police said today. A vice president, Mrs. Ethel Wise: "er and Fred Brungard. Mrs.

Bud cigarette vending machine secrctary, Mrs. Betty Hursh, and NEW YORK (AP) Gains by Rishel served refreshments. forced open Friday night. Some 'treasurer, Mrs. Long.

romance" issues and selected 1 The next meeting will be June cash was taken from a drawer. Meeting hostesses were Mrs Gains of 1 to half a dozen points This will be a second Williamsport trip in two days for a number of the Lock Haven Forty-eight representatives Last night they attended the Ly-, ne Scout packs attended a were made by some of the trading coming-Tioga County i i 11conference at the Y. M. C. A.

yes-'favorites while the general run of meeting of the Pennsylvania ter day. i key stocks moved narrowly, show- State Nurses Association at Di-j District communities rep- ing fractional gauis or losses, vine Providence Hospital. i resented were Jersey Shore. Re-; Mrs. Margaret James, R.N., of novc)i Rauchtown, Orviston, Quorotioni by Jowphthol Co.

Lock Haven heads the local dis- Salladasburg and Lock Ha-! 87 NatBis 4 tnct The program yesterday fea- iven Hostesses for the meeting AmTob 13' 8 lured a pictorial report from Rus-; and coffce houi sponsorc by thej Brooks sia by a recent Williamsport visi- j. Penney Companv werc Chrysler Philco stocks gave the stock market a at the home of Pal Thompson The burglar broke through a side Gwen Clawson, Mrs. Helen Mar slight edge to bhe upside in Loganton. door. tin and Mrs.

Eleanor Hughes. erately active trading early today. 26'2 tor to thai country. 0. P.

Gillock, Mrs. Walter De- Personals Wolfe and Mrs. Paul D. Welch. Marlin Sieg, assistant national Ford Mr.

and Mrs. Percy Fraileyj have returned to their home at' 67 Piper GenMot 44 VV Sears GenRef 23 3 director of Cubbing, spoke con- GulfOil 28 3 iiUS Steel ducting a quiz session and demon- jHarWalk 45 1 tfi WPennEl strating the handicrafl materials Koppers and tools available for Cub scouts. AlonWard 4.5 63 TS 79 38 Get Your BONUS DAYS Coupons Here ard F. W'yland, Sr, and family. Mrs.

Sara Kemmerer, state third vice, president of the American War Mothers, and Mrs. Margaret Fague, president of the lo- C. Heads at Sessions in Harrisburg and Tyrone Frank D. O'Reilly, and Richard A. 'Morse, president and cal War Mothers chapter, visited' secretary of the Chamber of Com- friends in Johnstown where they merce, attended a meeting in attended Monday evening the 31st annual banquet of the Johnstown chapter.

Harrisburg 1 yesterday on Indus- development. The morning discussion, under the auspices of the Department of 'Commerce and other groups, heard reports on industrial development programs in Pottsville, Sunbury and Uniontown. All ment Fund of Clinton County financed the Bobbie Brooks plant. This evening' representalives of the Chamber and Industrial Fund will attend a dinner of the Tyrone Chamber of Commerce. Secretary Davlin will speak.

An informal discussion of what might be done tr promote industrial development in the Bald Eagle Valley area is planned. Music Club Meets at Pflieger Home Mrs. Frederick C. Pflieger a ze na lir ffu tertaincd the Lock Haven ri al development financing and, nune Club at her home Monday. Miss promotion must be done on ur Betty Baird, treasurer, gave thej arca basis in order to be success- financial report of April's Juniorifui.

Music Festival. Awards were made at luncheani Hurley has retired as chairman The program was on the life and to the winners of the 1959 Com-and president of Curtiss-Wright nusic of Henry Percell, 16th cen- 1 munity Development contest. A. the company announced to-' from Posts NEW YORK (AP) Roy T. VERY SPECIAL DRESSES We've the dressrs this special occasion our fresh collection of beautiful sheer nylons and organza bouffants will delight all priced to meet your budget.

16.98 24.98 You'll enjoy these GIFTS COTTON BATISTE SLIPS music tury composer. In June al the home of Mrs. Victor L. Williams in Mackeyville, new officers will announce plans and the program for next season. munity Development Sordoni Jr.

of Forty Fort, vice day. president of-the state Chamber of Hurley also resigned from the Commerce, made the presenta-'board of directors. The announcement said Hurley stepped down "in order to devote lions. In the afternoon there was a (discussion of the operations of tholhis.entire attention'to development About nine million children un-'penna. Industrial new but did not ela- der the age of 15 in the Uniledi Authority operations.

Secretary of borate on his plans. States have some form of chronic; Commerce William R. Davlin pre hay fever or It was under the PIDA plan feet to heart disease or that hhe local Industrial Develop- T. Roland Berner, an attorney who has been a director since 1949, was elected chairman. WALTZ LENGTH GOWNS BABY DOLL PAJAMAS COSTUME JEWELRY HANDBAGS i SPORT SEPARATES BATHING SUITS Wednesday, May 25, 1960-The Lock Haven, Fact! you should know about the Governor's NEW TRAFFIC SAFETY PROGRAM, FOR PENNSYLVANIA TRAFFIC ARREST REPORTS WPhWAt RE-EX AM I NAT ION FOR LICENSE SUSPENSION RADAR FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES TESTS FOR ANDTRAINING 'V WUNIFORM JRUCK UGHTiNG i CONFERENCES' System for License Suspension The cautious, courteous, careful nothing to fear in Pennsylvania's new schedule of penalties for the Motor Code.

It is aimed solely at the irresponsible driver, and the that small percentage of the driving population whose and reckless operation endanger all other motorists and pedestrians VIOLATION No operator's license (In any state) Operating on a learner's permit unaccompanied by a licensed operator: operating school or passenger bin under age 21; failure to secure school bus operator's certificate or required physical examination ''Kfi public Util- SCHEDULE OF A PENALTIES BY OFFENSFS WmnN THREE-YEAR PERIOD 1 mo mo 2nd 2 mo 3rd 3 mo 4th 3 mo 5th 7 mo 9 mo 2 mo 3 mo 4 mo 6 mo I mo Misdemeanor in the commission of which a motor vehicle or tractor was used Convicted of manslaughter as result of a motor vehicle accident Suspend by Order of Court Operating under the influence of intoxicating liquor At fault or contributing to a fatal accident To display or permit to be displayed fictitious. suspended, etc. operator's license; lend, operator's license; to display another's opera-; tor's license; failure or refusal to surrender any; operator's license, learner's permit, registration of title or Until recision of P. U. C.

Order Until competency is established Discretion of Secretary 9 mo 9 mo 12 mo 12 mo 12 mo 12 mo According to Court Order 6 months to I year I mo 3 mo 5 mo 7 mo 9 mo 12 mo dunli Obtaining operator's license or motor vehicle license by fraudulent misstatement of facts. Knowingly permitting a violation; illegally furnishing, giving, selling or possessing inspection stickers: illegally removing inspection sticker from vehicle ligf Reckless driving Racing on street or highway W. Improper passing on curve or crcsl of a Following too closely Passing school or loading Failure to stop at scene of accident; failure to exhibit operator's license, or give name and address to other operator involved in accident, Failure to stop after striking parked car or damaging property Coasting commercial vehicle speeding is in excess of the legal limit and speed is 50 mph or more Speed Over Legal Limit 5 to 10 II to 20 21 to 30 .11 or over Driving during suspension. Operating without owner's consent Driving without lights to avoid identification or arrest 2 mo 3 mo 4 mo 5 mo 7 mo 9 mo 6 mo 9 mo 12 mo 12 mo 12 mo 12 mo 2 mo 15 da 1 yr 15 da 15 da 1 mo .1 mo I mo lyr 1 mo 1 mo 2 mo 4 mo 3 mo lyr 3 mo 3 mo 3 mo 5 mo 4 mo 7 mo 6 mo 9 mo 8 mo Discretion of Secretary One Year Suspension 1 mo 1 mo 1 mo 2 mo 3 mo 1 yr 6 mo lyr 2 mo 2 mo 1 mo 2 mo 3 mo 4 mo I yr 1 yr mo mo 2 mo 3 mo 5 mo 6 mo 5 mo 5 mo 4 mo 4 mo 4 mo 3 mo 5 mo 7 mo 8 mo I I yr 7 mo 7 mo 6 mo 6 mo 6 mo 5 mo 7 mo 9 mo 10 mo lyr lyr 9 mo 9 mo 8 mo 8 mo 8 me 7 mo 9 mo 11 mo 12 mo lyr lyr 1 yr 1 yr 1 yr 1 yr 1 yr Conviction of operating a motor vehicle or tractor while under the influence of intoxicating liquor, or any narcotic or habit-producing drug, or permitting any person, who may be under the influence of intoxicating liquor or narcotic or habit-producing drug, to operate any motor vehicle or tractor owned by him or in his custody or control. Conviction of a felony under Motor Vehicle or Tractor Laws, or any other felony in the commission of which a motor vehicle or tractor is used.

Upon conviction of operating during period of revocation. One Year Conviction of failure to stop and render assistance at the scene of an accident or disclose his identity at the scene of the accident. Unlawful possession or sale of narcotics. Upon conviction of failure to stop at scene of accident. Upon conviction of failure to exhibit operator's i license, or give name and address to other operator involved in accident.

Upon conviction operating urfder influence of intoxicating liquor or permitting such opera- lion. Revocation Oul-of-State violations by Pennsylvania operator applied to Schedule. Operators scheduled for Departmental Hearings who fail to appear will be suspended in accordance with Schedule of Penalties. In the event the facts on a Conviction Report indicate the operator was attcmpiing to evade arrest hy a peace officer, a suspension up lo one year may be imposed at the discretion of thc Secretary. UNLICENSED OPFRATORS-Privilege to apply for operator's license will be suspended under authority of Section 619, for periods in above Schedule.

Failure to comply with thc Financial Responsibility Provisions of Article XIV, will result in suspensions as provided in that Article. SCHEDULE OF VIOLATION Operation in violation of restriction embossed on operator's license by Secretary of Revenue. No Pennsylvania operator's residence; failure to renew Pennsylvania operator license. Operating a motor vehicle as a paid employe under 18 years of age. Stopping on highway; parking on highway outside a business or residential area during darkness with no parking lights.

Driving too fast for conditions; driung to left of center of highway; driving through stop Fifteen (15) days or one month may be added by the Hearing Examiner to the listed penalties for any violation resulting in an accident. Violations will be cumulative only within their own Schedule; however, if nine (9) violations are received on one individual within a three- year period in both Schedules, the operator will receive an additional one (I) year suspension. I ettcrs of warning will be issued and suspension imposed for each violation occurring within a three-year period from the date of the operator most recent violation. Operators involved in an accident may be summoned to appear at a Departmental Hearing. The purpose of such determine whether or not a suspension of operating privilege is in order.

PENALTIES-CLASS VIOLATION sign; driving through traffic light; coasting (passenger vehicle). Improper overtaking; improper passing; passing at intersection or railroad crossing; failure to yield failure to yield to overtaking vehicle; right-of-way (two vehicles at intersection at same time); exceptions to right- of-way. Improper turning; failure to give proper signals. Failure to answer summons or pay fine and costs after being duly served; failure to file accident report." lit 15 da PENALTIES BY OFFENSES WITHIN THREE-YEAR PERIOD (except 2nd 3rd 4di 5th 6th 15 da 15da, 1 mo 3 mo 15 da (riolatioi 15 da 15 da 15 da 15 da (non-accumulative) Out-of-State violations by Pennsylvania OpOTltoh-applies to Schedule Operators scheduled for Departmental Hearing, fail to appear, be suspended in accordance with the Schedule of Penalties. -Letter of ANO Commonwealth of Pennsylvania David L.

Governor Charles M. Dougherty, SecrHarjf 4 0. D. Shipley, Commissioner of Traffic Saftfr.