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V-VVN vd k. 24 THE SUNDAY NEWS, AUGUST 17, 1958 NOTICES Demos Call For 2 FUNERAL INVITATIONS House Passage Crashes Kill 17 Persons In Western Pa. Of Labor Bill CRONE Entered Into rest In Fullerton, Md on August 14, 19S8, Caleb Charles Crone, Box 27C, Jopps Rd Fullerton, Md husband of Sadia C. Srpak Crone and Father ot t'rs. Barbara Ann Elksnls, Miss isann Catherine Crone and Charles C.

Crone, In his 41st year. The relatives are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral with-out further notice from Lassnhrs Funeral Home, 7401 Belalr Rd, Baltimore, Maryland, en Monday morning at II o'clock. Interment In St. Michael's Lutheran Cemetery. Friends may call at the Lae-sahn Funeral Home until the time of the funeral.

rS 3 FUNERAL DIRECTORS MORGAN E. FREY Funeral Director 1223 N. Georgo St. Ph. York 5720 WASHINGTON (AP) Nine House Democrats appealed Saturday for House passage of a Senate labor control bill.

But a Republican called It a quack remedy, not only reckless but harmful." The House is scheduled to vote Monday on the controversial bill, an outgrowth of the Senate Rackets Committee investigation of labor-management affairs. As lines formed for and against the bill over the weekend, the nine Democrats issued a circular letter to House members conceding that the bill is not a perfect one." But they argued: The House has no choice at the last minute of the eleventh hour of this Congress except to either approve the Senate bill or deny the country this badly needed reform legisla tion. Rep. Clare E. Hoffman (R-Mich) said the House should vote the measure down.

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2-491 Gordon Shive, Seven Valleys; York assistant county agent, Tony Dobrosky; Marlin Flaharty, R.D. 1, Windsor, and Judy Bixler, Spring Grove, R.D. 2. LIVESTOCK JUDGES This York County team was tops in livestock judging at the 34th annual 4-H Club Week, August 11-14, at the Pennsylvania State University. Left to right are WILLIAM WORKINGER FUNERAL HOME 849 E.

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(AP) Convicted murderer Edgar Smiths lawyer plans new appeal Monday in an attempt to save the 24-year-old father from the electric chair. Smith, scheduled to die this week in Trenton, was convicted of the sex-slaying of 15-year-old Victoria Zielinski last year. The victims partially disrobed body was found in a gravel pit at Mah wah. The state said Smith bludgeoned the girl when she resisted his advances. Smith claims that Donald Hommell, a former friend, was with the girl when she was last seen alive.

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2, Dover. Phono 5161. Mail this coupon to: YORK SMALL HOUSE EDITOR Sunday Naws, AUTOMOTIVE 107 E. Philadelphia York, Pa. I 14 AUTOMOBILES USED I Pitas inform mo whora I may buy complete blueprint for I PITTSBURGH (AP) Seventeen persons, including four mem bers of one family, lost their lives in less than a 24-hour period in one of Western Pennsylvanias worst outbreaks of highway accidents.

A two-car collision on Route 8 'our miles north of Butler killed five persons Saturday morning Four young girls were killed and a young airman was fatally injured in a head-on auto-truck crash Friday night five miles south of Breezewood on Route 126. Double fatalities were recorded in a one-car wreck along Route 30 in Beaver County and in a two-car smash-up on rain slicked Route 219 south of Kane. 4 In Family Dia Killed in the Butler crash were Arthur D. Williams, 43, of Wil-kinsburg, executive secretary of the Pittsburgh North Side Chamber of Commerce; his wife, Josephine, 40; their sons, David 11 and Stephen, 8, and the driver of the other auto, Roland V. Small, 25, of Clarks Mills, Pa.

Williams daughter, Donna, 13 the only survivor, is listed in serious condition at Butler Memorial Hospital. The family was en route to Canada on a vacation trip. 3 Secretaries Killed The Breezewood tragedy claimed the lives of Miss Shirley Ann Swenson, 19, Miss Joyce Elaine McCausland, 18, Miss Nancy Jane Henry, 18, and Mrs. Susanna Stitt Marquardt, 20, of Apllo. All secretarial employes in Washington, they were on their way to Apollo area in an auto operated by Mrs.

Marquardts husband, Philip, 19, of Baltimore, an airman stationed at Andrews Air Force Base near Washington. Marquardt died about 10 hours after the crash. Man And Wife Dead Angelo De Ponceau, 54, and his wife, Nancy, 43, of Mt. Jewett, met death when a state police patrol car skidded and slammed head-on into their auto Friday. The couples granddaughter Elizabeth La Barr, 9, is in the Kane Community Hospital in critical condition.

Also admitted was Trooper Charles Shambelan, 31. Killed in the Beaver County wreck were William Anderson, 19, and Detmer McCullough, 24, both of Clinton Rl. John Weber, 20, also of Clinton, was taken to a hospital with burns. State police said their car left the highway at a curve. Woman Killed On Pike Mrs.

Jean Bochnowicz, 33, of Conshohocken, died when the auto in which she was riding rammed the rear of a tractor-trailer about six miles east of Somerset on the Pennsylvania Turnpike Saturday. Driver of the car, Joseph F. Richter 28, of Conshohocken. and his wife, Barbara, sister of Mrs. Bochnowicz, were injured.

Ronald Hatch, 15, of was struck and killed by an auto near Kane. Mrs. Essleen Porter, 42, of Pittsburgh, was fatally injured Friday night when an auto driven by her husband, Amos, 37 skidded off the Pennsylvania Turnpike. shown in the edition (Number of House) (Date) I of the York SUNDAY NEWS I I SEE OUR WIDE SELECTION OF SPORTS ECONOMY W(nnIk CITY 6 COUNTY CLASSIFIED NAME ADDRESS CITY CARS Continued From Page stories which they ask for over and over again. Before adding a new story the librarian makes it her own by reading and re-reading it till she is thoroughly familiar with it.

Even then she doesnt try it on the youngsters until she has practiced telling it a number of times alone. Without actually memorizing, which would destroy the spontaneity of the tale, she completely commits the facts and feelings until she can improvise and embroider without ever being at a loss for words. Listeners Spellbound Shunning undue histrionics in relating a story, Miss Woolsey holds the attention of her listeners by what she says rather than by how she says it. And what she says makes a definite impression because according to parents of youngsters attending the story sessions they enjoy coming home and entertaining with their own versions of what Miss Woolsey told us today. Designed to provide a bit of restful recreation in the busy schedule followed by todays generation and to stimulate library business the Story Hour was instituted in the summer of 1948.

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Telephone 2-7881 NEW YORK (AP) The White House joined in tribute Saturday for Gordon Dean, former chairman of the Atomic Energy Com mission, who was killed Friday night in a plane crash at Nantucket, Mass. Lewis L. Strauss, also a former AEC chairman and now a special assistant to President Eisenhower on lie matters, said in Wash' ington: The President and I are terribly shocked at the tragic death of Gordon Dean. He ws an able administrator and a great patriot The nation has lost a distinguished citizen whose contributiins to our welfare and progress were many. I mourn the untimely passing of my friend.

Loss To AEC In Marthas Vineyard, David E. Lilienthal, whom Dean succeeded as AEC chairman, in 1950, said his former colleagues death was a grievous personal loss to those of us who knew him as a warm-hearted considerate friend and fellow worker. Lilienthal said, His death is a blow to the United States atomic energy program at a time when more than ever before his straight forwardness, realism and in formed criticism are sorely needed by the nation. Gordon Dean will be long remembered. At the time of his death.

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Panzer, Star Of Silent Movies, Dies In N.Y., 86 Richard Yancey III, Yancey Mill, Crozet, Vir-, ginia was a recent house guest of Miss Ellen Gotwalt, 531 W. Springettsbury Avenue. Miss Gotwalt, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Milton H.

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York, Pa. Phone York 47-5966 Stephen B. Stock, 897 Clubhouse Road, son of Mr. and Mrs. William B.

Stock and grandson of Attorney and Mrs. McLean Stock, 35 S. Duke returned this week from a tour of One of a party of 17 college students who visited England, Italy, France, Germany and Belgium he made the 7-weeks trip via the S. S. Queen Elizabeth.

Young Stock was a 1958 graduate of Gettysburg College. HOLLYWOOD (AP) A celebrated villain of the screens old silent serial. The Perils of Pauline, died Friday night at 86. Paul Panzer had been ill for a month. He became interested in the infant film industry in 1903 when he worked as a scene painter and set builder in a New York City studio.

Panzer did all his own stunt work in The Perils of Pauline, and appeared in hundreds of other silent movie roles. He was one of the screens most hissed villains. After the advent of sound movies he played character parts. In recent years he had lived in quiet retirement in nearby Culver City with his daughter, Mrs. Coralee Peiffer.

PAINT HARDWARE DUNCANNON (AP) A brief but violent thunderstorm swept throtigh this Perry County town Friday night, knocking over trees and causing temporary power fail1 ures and flooding. Residents said hailstones as large as walnuts heavy rain and winds up to 60 miles an hour accompanied the thunderstorm. A car was crushed under a falling tree. Runoffs from the heavy rain caused the Juniata Creek to rise more than a foot in an hour. The runoff also flooded the inter section of Routes 11-15 and Route 274, halting traffic.

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Dies In D.C., 62 Hardwood Flooring over Concrete or Wood Starts Fund For Bible Collection MURDER INQUEST MON. NORRISTOWN, Aug. 16 (AP) A coroners inquest into the July 4 murder of Max Kra-vitz, Wynnewood realtor, will be held Monday at Montgomery County Court house. Open Evenings Until 9.30 P. M.

AUTO DISPLAY Now from Switzerland, Harris BondWood Block Flooring brings a new method of lending custom appearance to all buildings and homes now patterned beauty in Maple, Oak and Black Walnut eye catching design rich tradition of the Old World. WASHINGTON (AP) Sculptor Ernest Durig, who once made busts of presidents, was reported suffering from malnutrition Saturday after he had collapsed at his one-room apartment. Durig, 62, was found Friday by his landlord, attorney Russell F. Barrett, who reported Durig was financial difficulties. He was taken to D.

C. General Hospital for treatment. The hospital made the diagnosis of I WEIGELSTOWN The local Civil Defense rescue truck assisted in the search for drowning victims in the East Berlin area this week. They were on duty about six hours. The defense truck is housed at the Weigelstown Fire Hall.

Firemen are in charge of the operation. Leon Lankford, Civil Defense director of Dover Township, announced that any persons who need the services of the truck are requested to call Lankford, York 095020 or the Weigelstowrf Fire Company any time, day or night. Unexcelled for residential, institutional, commercial or industrial installations durable, distinctive and easily maintained. VORK CITV map DILLSBURG Dr. Martha L.

Bailey, Dillsburg, has started a Bible fund for all residents of York County institutions, including the county prison, detention home and Pleasant Acres. Revised Standard Versions of the Bible will be given to each person in the County Prison and Detention Home and separate books of Psalms and the Gospels will be made available to residents of Pleasant Acres. The latter books being printed in large primer type. The goal of the Bible fund is 1.000 books and all churches, organizations and individuals wishing to contribute should contact Dr. Bailey.

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He is survived by his widow, the former Charlotte Burnes: son, John A. Keyes, Detroit; and two grandchildren. CENTRAL PA. LARGEST CHAIN of DISCOUNT fflllft (j ilWft (fJiii'i lliiMj DOVER The Ladies Aid Society of Calvary Lutheran Church will hold its annual family outing at Farquhar Park, York, on Wednesday. The event will, begin at 1 p.

m. headed by Mrs. Mildred Senft, Mrs. Annie Myers, Mrs. Delta Haas and Mrs.

Mazie Hoffman. Members will present a special program for guests at Pleasant Acres on Thursday evening. The committee in charge of the program is composed of Mrs. Ruth Springer, Mrs. Margie Wolfe and Mrs.

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Nancy Hoffman, co-chairman of the social committee, announced that the family outing of the class will be held Sept. 14. The picnic is scheduled for Muss-ers Spring Run Farm, SAFETY TESTED USED CARS 2 FUNERAL INVITATIONS Thousands of Satisfied Customers Are Our Best Advertisement at Sunday News Vesper Service Set In Hanover Today li ANDERSON Entered into res In Harrisburg Hospital on August 14, 1958, Gledvs L. Clineburg Anderson, wife of the late Charles Anderson. 504 Wilson Ct York, in her 49th year.

The relatives and friends are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral without further notice from Shtndler Funeral. Home, 915 Duke St on Tuesday at 2 o'clock. Interment In Mt. Rose Cemetery. Friends may call at the Shmdler Funeral Home Sunday from 7 to 9 EST.

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YORK Restrictions Lifted In Johnston Isle Area HANOVER The Sunday Vesper service, sponsored by the Hanover Ministerial Association, will be REA 107 E. Philadelphia St. YORK, PENNA. held today at said Saturday. The business and 7 p.

m. at the Myers Athletic also available at the financial advisory service said filter tip brands are expected to account for a larger share of the market, with increases of this type of cigarette more than off- Sheppard Field. The Rev. Edgar D. Ziegler, pastor of St.

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NEWTON AVE. YORK, PA. Open 9 to 5:30 Daily Frl. Nites 5:30 to 9 Call Collact 33-782 HONOLULU (AP) Military and Civil Aeronautics Administration officials said Saturday all restrictions on air and sea traffic around Johnston Island were lifted. Neither the Navy nor the CAA would say whether lifting of the ban meant completion of nuclear missile testing in that area.

I 6ankS Entered into rest In York on August 14, 1958, Percy C. Banks, husband of Mrs Daisy Banks, 140 Frevs Ave. The relatives and Iriends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral without further notice from Shiloh Baptist Church on Monday at 2 o'clock Interment in Lebanon Cemetery. Friends mav cell at the Chapman Funeral Home, USA. Queen York, Sunday evening 7 P.

M. to 0 P.M. Sunday News, King Lancaster 8 W. setting prospective declines in his subject will be The Fool Hath sales of regular and king size Said. In case of rain the service smokes.

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