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22' Haileton Stondard-Speaknr, Saturday, July 28, 1962 Funerals at Worst Mistake Was Political Hospital Admissions James McCann Former Coal Co. Clerk Is Dead James A. McCann, 87, of 160 Judge Accuses Attorney of Justice Delay ST. JOSEPH HOSPITAL: Atty Nicholas R. Degillio was accused yesterday of using rules in MeAdoo for over 20 years be-of civil procedure adopted by moving to Stamford in 1941.

Supreme Court to delay justice He had been employed as a securi-rathcr than speed it as intended. Ity guard and was a member of the Judge Thomas M. Lewis, sitting! Holy Name of Jesus Church, Stam- MRS. LOUIS BILLIG Mrs. Blanche R.

Billig, 48 North Hancock street, McAdoo, wife of Louis Billig, died this morning at 5:45 o'clock at St. Joseph Hospital, where she had been a patient for three weeks. Born in Pittston, the deceased was a daughter of the late John and Caroline (Marone) Stempko. She had resided most of her life in McAdoo and was a member of St. Cunegunda's Church, McAdoo.

In addition to her husband, who serves as manager of Laudcrbach and she is survived by four children: Lois, Brian, and twin daughters, Carol Ann and Ann Carol, all at home. Brothers and sisters surviving are: Mrs. Mae Nussbaum, Albany, N. Paul and Stanley Stempko and Mrs. Verna Wilkowski, all of McAdoo; Mrs.

Joseph Fortuna, this city; Walter and Frank Stempko, There are three grandchildren. She was preceded in death by two brothers, George and Andrew Stempko. The funeral will be held from the family residence Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock with a solemn high mass of requiem in St. Cunegunda's Chapel at 9:30 o'clock. In Mrs.

Emma (Potance) Chocolas, 562 Mott street, Sugar Notch, former local resident who died Tuesday at the Wyoming Valley Hos pital, Wilkes-Barre, was buried this morning from the Grebey Fu neral Home. Rev. Henry Luchi was celebrant of the high mass of requiem in Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church, and Rev. Leo Granahan, of St.

Charles' R.C. Church, Sugar Notch, was seated in the sanctuary. Both priests gave the blessing at the grave in Calvary Cemetery, Drums. Pallbearers were Connie Canaris, Joseph DeForeman, Louis Raeazzi. Thomas and Raymond Haber, Anthony Keil, Thomas Spohr and Kichard Chocolas.

The funnral nf Thnrlo. rMi Nuremberg, who died Wednesday, was held this morning from Emmanuel Lutheran Chnrrh Nnm. berg. Rev. Robert C.

KUtW at the services, and burial follow ed in the Nuremhpri? vinviwicu raiiDeraers were Robert and David Boehmer. Calvin in Croll, Donald Klingcrman and varies xuingaman. Mrs. Andrew (KoDskn Knhra 68 Main street, Japan, Jeddo, who aiea Wednesday at the State Hospital, was buried this morning from the McNulty Funeral Home, Freeland. High mass of requiem was celebrated in St.

Ann's Church FrPP. land, by Rev. Leo Gilroy. The Diessing at the grave In the parish cemetery was given by Rev. Albert Augustyn.

Pallbearers, all nephews of the deceased, were Robert Kopski, Richard, Steve and Carl Kobza, Richard Carter and Eugene Or-ganis. ANN'S CAFE 30 East Mine Street Modern Polka DANCE Music by THE RAMBLERS Polka Twist -of the- BLUE MOON SHEPPTON Featuring THE BELL HOPS Al's Rhythm Men TONITE CLUB KIRKWOOD Harwood STATE GENERAL HOSPITAL: Admissions John Doniger, 3751 86th street, Jackson Heights, N.Y. Mrs. Anna Breznitski, 15 Spring street, Upper Lehigh. Joseph Kesselring, 554 Lincoln street.

George Warning, Lutheran Home, 590 Peace street. Mrs. Grace Timohy, 329 Adams street, Frecland. Helen Mulik, 138 East Adams street, McAdoo. John and Jesse Tom, 311 Adams street, Freeland.

Richard Jones, 458 West Broad Street John Vito, 685 Manges street. Sharlene Craigle, 216 West Chapel street. Barbara Sisock, 206 West Thir-well avenue. Mrs, Agnes Bednar, 210 West Nohle street. Joseph Frederick, 519 Washington street, Freeland.

Mrs. Mary Kipikosa, Humboldt. Mrs. Mary Lombardo, 430 Park street, Freeland. Discharges James G.

Warner, S17 Market Street, Lewisburg. Andrew Dziak 124 North Cedar street. Stephen Novotny 89 Coxe-ville. Mrs. Geraldine Stinnett and daughter, Hazle Village.

Belva Hoffman and daughter, ED 2, Weatherly. Joseph Kollesar, 175 Carlcton avenue. Roy Schlier. 410 West Green street. Lawrence Ritz, 98 New Cran berry.

Joseph Doyle, 129 East Tama rack street. Ruth M. Foreman, 1630 North East 161st street. North Miami Beach, Fla. Andrew Yenchick, 728 North Laurel street.

Joseph Egger, 21 East First slreet. Oronzo street. Scarcella, 602 Carson Penna. Guardsmen Off for Virginia INDIANTOWN GAP, Pa. (AP) Members of -the state National Guard's 25th Infantry Division de parted here today for a two-week Bummer training program at two Virginia sites.

The Guardsmen will train at Camp A.P. Hill and Camp Pickett until Aug. 11. Division headquar ters, special groups and division trains will be stationed at A.P. Hill while division armor and artillery will train at Camp Pickett.

It required approximately 20 convoys comprised of some 1,400 vehicles to transfer the division to the training sites. Office of DR. ARTHUR ALLEN Closed July 29 Will reopen Aug, 12 at 557 N. Locust St. Dine Dance TONIGHT! Club EVERGREEN Evergreen Park, St.

Johns Music By The "MELODY BOYS" Beer Wine Liquor We Cater To Weddings, Parties, Dinners, Socials, etc. phone for any information or reservations Phone Drums PA 3-2661 COUNTRY COUSINS CLAYT and DICK BOISE Stars of Stage Radio Records July 29th -2 P.M. PLUS Shorty Mason Show and Amateur Talent Contest ADMISSION 75c EVERGREEN PARK St. Johns, 7 Miles N. of Hazleton Admissions Mrs.

Mollie Feingold, 326 West Green street. 1 Mrs. Altheda Ferrey, 917 West Third street. David Genotti, RD 1, Calbeth Place. Mrs.

Collene DcFazio, 441 West 20th street. Mrs. Mary Ellen Cara, Kelayres. Mrs. Anna Lengen, 65 Washington avenue, West Hazleton.

Margaret Palushock, Nuremberg. Stella Weigand, 535 North Vine street. Rocco DeMelfi, 580 Hansel street. Frank Roman, 892 North Vine street. Discharges Henry Blackwell, Barnesville.

Anthony Shergalis, 651 Peace street. Ronald Frank, 581 Lincoln street. Dominick Matonte, Pardeesville. Rocco Amerise, 181 South Ben nett court. Thomas Dalton, 32 East Noble street.

Mrs. Rose Cerullo, 322 West 11th street. Mrs. Leonora Durso, 522 Carson street. Mrs.

Alma Little, 774 Lincoln street. Mrs. Bernadine Orman. 595 Peace street. Mrs.

Anna Turse, 12 West Diamond avenue. Mrs. Isabelle LaRocca, 323 East Diamond avenue. Mrs. Enes Palushock, Weston.

Mrs. June Fegley, RD 2, Tama qua. Mrs. Anna Belusko and son, 71 South Pine street. Mrs.

Anna Morgan and daughter, 788 North Vine street. Ceylon's Woman Prime Minister Faces Crisis COLOMBO, Ceylon (AP)-Mrs. Sirimavo Bandaranaike, prime minister of Ceylon, was confronted today with her severest gov ernmental crisis since sne succeeded her husband after his as sassination three years ago. Members of Parliament of her own Freedom Party threatened to defect if the government in sists on a 25 per cent cut in the weekly rice ration. Political sources said the party unrest threatens her majority in the House of Representatives.

Finance Minister Felix- Dias Bandaranaike, the prime minis ter's nephew in announcing the cut this week, said the measure was necessary to slow the decline of foreign monetary re serves and bridge the budget deficit. A similar attempt to cut the rice ration touched off riots in 1956 which led to the fall of the right-wing United National party. BODY IV ROCK QUARRY LEBANON, Pa. (AP)-The body of Ephraim F. (Frankie) Rivera, 14, of New York City was recov ered Friday from the waters of an abandoned rock quarry where he had been swimming Thursday.

Rivera had been spending his third summer vacation here as a beneficiary of the New York Herald Tribune's Fresh Air Fund. HUMENICK'S Auto Electric Service Will Be Closed for vacation from JULY 30th TO AUGUST 4th. PLEASE NOTE JOE MOFFS BARBER SHOP Weston, Penna. WILL BE CLOSED FOR VACATION From Aug. 12th to Aug.

21st Inclusive. ALVIN KIRSCHNER Red beets, beans, potatoes, sweet corn, squash. BRING OWN CONTAINERS 1 mile west of St. Johns PJI. COPENHAGEN, Denmark (AP) Former President Dwight D.

Eisenhower says his worst mis take as chief executive was political, in not doing more to elect Richard M. Nixon to the Whita House. Eisenhower told a news confer ence Friday that it would ba "fatuous" for any man in public office to claim an error-free career. He added: "The worst mistake I made was in not working harder to elect the man I thought should be my successor," an obvious reference to Nixon who was defeated by John F. Kennedy in 1960.

The former president said it would be "profitless" to comment on Kennedy's administration, saying his disagreements with tha President are well known. Eisen however stopped here on a Euro, pean tour with his- wife, Mamie, two grandchildren and soma friends. BORDER INCIDENT KATMANDU, Nepal (AP)-Nc pali government sources said today a group of armed men killed two Nepali constables and seriously wounded a third in a raid across the border from India. The report that reached this Himalayan valley capital of Ne-pal said about a dozen men crossed the border Thursday-night. They attacked the police checkpost at Pipra, near Birgunj in southeast Nepal, and then re-turned to' India, the sources said.

Exile groups in India are seeking to force the king to restore the elected government which he abolished in December 1960. AT Y'S (Rossi's Restaurant Conyngham Road) SATURDAY SPECIAL DELICIOUS CHICKEN and WAFFLES Frank's Cafe 78 North Wyoming St. CHICKEN f-A PLATTERS OlC VALLEY RESTAURANT Route 29 Sybertsville John Ruth Robbins SUNDAY DINNER 11 A.M. to 2 P.M. Only ROAST BEEF PLATTER or ROAST TURKEY WITH FILLING $1.35 (Closed Monday) -DANCE- TONIGHT McAdoo VFW Featuring Glis-San-Dos FESTIVAL PARDEESVILLE, PA.

OFF ROUTE 309 SUNDAY JULY 2'9th PROGRAM terment will be in the parish ceme tery. Friends may call from 7 o'clock tonight until time of the funeral. MRS. ANNA COXE Mrs. Anna Coxe, 132 West Sixth street, died Friday at 3 p.m.

at the Valley Crest Nursing Home, Wilkes-Barre, where she had been a guest the past two months. She was born in Oneida, a daughter of the late John and Anna (Sweda) Shanno and had re sided in this city most of her life. Prior to her illness four years ago she was employed by Scamper Sportswear. She was a member of St. Joseph's R.C.

Church. She was preceded in death by her husband, Albert, 33 years ago and by two brothers, John and Steve Shanno. Surviving are the following three sisters and one brother: Mrs. Andrew (Margaret) Fatula, Jeddo; Joseph Shanno, Grafton, Ohio; Mrs. Carl (Connie) Seibert, Hunts-ville, Alabama, and Mrs.

George (Irene) Burnette, Hazleton. The funeral will be held Monday at 8:30 a.m. from the Bonin Funeral Home, Second street entrance. Requiem high mass will be celebrated St. Joseph's R.C.

Church at 9 a.m. Interment will be in the parish cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Sunday 2 to 4 and 7 to 1C p.m. STEVE'S HOTEL CAFE 401 N. Broad West Hazleton SEA FOOD PLATTERS Steak, Chicken, Ham Steamed Clams doz.

25c $1 Raw Clams, to take out doz. 30c Filet Mignon $2.00 MARTINI'S Tas-Tee Pitz DIAL 455-1801 Special 15 Pieces $1.00 With Roman Cheese NOW OPEN MAGIC KITCHEN SNACK BAR--FOUNTAIN SPECIAL Jumbo Frank with Chili ftA or Regular Hamburger AYj 1 Large Coke or Coffee Open 1 1 A.M. to 1 1 P.M. 434-5525 Hwy. PULASKI CLUB Modern and Polka DANCE SATURDAY NIGHT Music By The Crescendos georgi; jauodzlnski George Jagodzinski, 63, of 19 Rugby street, Stamford, died at 7:45 o'clock this morning after a brief illness.

He was born in Poland and lived ford. Surviving are his wife, Josephine, and these sons and daughters: Mrs. Edward (Ann) Dombrowski, Theresa Wargo, Mrs. John (Freda) Price, Joseph, Mrs. Victor (Rose) Mocarski and George, all of Stamford; and Michael Yagodzinski, McAdoo.

Also stepchildren Tessie, Sophie, Joseph and Andrew Greybush, all of McAdoo; and Mrs. John (Anna) Trella, Bethlehem; and nine grandchildren. The funeral will be held Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. from the Bozaks Funeral Home, Stamford, with requiem high mass in the Holy Name of Jesus Church. Interment will be at Stamford.

MRS. JOHN BLASKO Mrs. Anna Blasko, New Mahoning, died yesterday at the Coaldale Hospital. Born in this city, she! was the daughter of the late George Soltis and Mary Soltis Kendra. The deceased moved to Lansford in 1915 and four years later, to New Mahoning.

She was a member of St. Michael's Church, Lansford. Surviving are her husband, John; two sons, Paul, at home, and Frank, Bath; two daughters, Mrs. Frank (Frances) Andreas, Sheri dan, and Mrs. Joseph (Helen) Zal- esak, Lansford; three half-brothers, Thomas and George Kendra, this city, and John Kendra, Crystal Ridge: and a half-sisters.

Mrs. Catherine Moscon, this city. There are two grandchildren. The funeral will be held from the Skrabak Funeral Home, 210 East First street, Lansford, Monday morning at 8:30 o'clock with a high mass of requiem in St. Michael's Church at 9 o'clock.

Interment will be in the parish cemetery, Summit Hill. Friends may call tonight from 6 to 9 o'clock and Sunday from 1 to 4 and 6 to 10 p. m. Bird is ST. JOSEPH HOSPITAL: A son to Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Pawlowski, 337Vi Allen street, West Hazleton. Prior to marriage, the mother was Margaret Bittner. STATE GENERAL HOSPITAL: A daughter to Mr. and Mrs.

An-gelo Sacco, 412 North street, West Hazleton. The mother was formerly Margaret Yaeina. A son to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Antolick, 438 West Green street, West Hazleton.

The mother's maiden name is Joan Wehner. A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. John Augustine, Chambersburg. The mother, before marriage, was Nancy Reese, daughter of Atty.

and Mrs. Sparks Reese, Hometown. TILLIE'S PITZ Large Pan 80c 10 KINDS OF DELICIOUS NUTRITIOUS PITZ 20 Kinds of Iloagies from 40c ea. 14 N. 4th Street, West nazleton 455-2916 Delivery Service Farmer's 3rd Alter St.

Lobster Tail 95c clams ei nn 3 dozen Soft Shells Phone 454-9077 THE RENDEZVOUS SPECIAL Lobster Tail 1.00 Deviled Crab 75 Little Neck Clams 3 doz. 1.00 Serving 5-12 Order to go out. Phone 454-9256 ENAMA'S 38 South Wyoming Street DANCE TONIGHT THE FABULOUS CHORDS SPECIAL SIRLOIN STEAK PLATTER French Fries and a Vegetable Plus Our Regular Menu GUTSIE'S OX THE HEIGHTS AIR-CONDITIONED IIOAGIES We Cater to Private Parties, Banquets. Weddings 454-9240. I1EIXEKENS ON TAP 85 with Judges Bernard C.

Bromin-ski, Richard L. Bigelow and Jacob Schiffman, made the accusation at argument on a motion for judgment on the pleadings and on preliminary objections in proceedings stemming from sheriff's sale of a $35,000 home occupied by Degillio and his wife, Victoria, at 11 Spruce street, Mountaintop. Degillio objected to the jurist's accusation and Judge Lewis replied, "I don't care if you object or not." Several times during the argument the court scored Degillio for delaying tactics, and in the end advised the lawyer to settle his financial obligations with Atty. J. Earl Langan, who purchased the Degillio property at sheriff's sale February 23 and who is seeking possession of it.

Langan moved for judgment on the pleadings and Degillio countered by filing preliminary objections. Langan argued Degillio has not denied the sheriffs sale was held and did not deny Langan was the purchaser of the realty at the sale. Degillio contended Langan did not represent himself as a bona fide purchaser. Degillio once before filed preliminary objections to Lan-gan's amended complaint. He objected at that time that Langan failed to set forth the name of the principal involved in the purchase.

DISPENSARY CASES Thomas Douglas, 320 Sixth street, Weatherly, and Michael Martonick, 594 North Manhattan court, were treated at the State General Hospital dispensary today. Treated yesterday were Donna Jean Wetzer, 243 South Wyoming street; Micheline Fetter, 227 South Pine treet; Paul Schofield, 444 East Muir avenue; Roger Clark, Kis- Lyn; and Robert Kushmider, 762 Grant street. CRASH VICTIM DIES WEST POINT, N.Y. (AP)-Air-man l.C. Michael Kuebler of Al- lentown, died Friday, the second victim, of an automobile accident last Saturday.

Kuebler was stationed at Stewart AFB near Newburgh. Death Notices BLASKO Mrs. Anna Blasko of New Mahoning, died Friday at Coaldale Hospital. She was a na tive of Hazleton. Funeral Monday at 8:30 a.

m. from the Skrabak Funeral Home, 210 E. First Lansford. High mass of requiem in St. Michael's Church, Lansford.

at 9 m. Interment in parish cemetery, Summit Hill. Friends may call Saturday between 6 and 9 p. and Sunday! between 1 and 4 and 6 and 10 p. m.

Thomas Skrabak, Funeral Direc- tor. COXE At Valley Crest Nursing Home, Wilkes-Barre, Friday, July 27, Mrs. Anna (Shanno) Coxe. Funeral Monday at 8:30 a.m. from the Bonin Funeral Home, Second street entrance.

Requiem high mass in St. Joseph's R. C. Church at 9 a.m. Interment in the parish cemetery.

Friends may call Sunday 2 to 4 and 7 to 10 p.m. Frank H. Bonin and Son, funeral directors. 6 I 4 at; GRONTKOWSKI 1 ttUSttt NUWI Mt OVH SO TIMS MM IUNEMI IHVKI 3 Monuments and Markers Let us help you choose the monument to represent your everlasting love and devotion. PA.

MONUMENT CO. Boundary at McNair St. PHONE 454-2621 Open 7 AM. to 9 P.M. A 111 South Pine street, retired chief clerk for the Lehigh Valley Coal Co.

at Jeanesville, died at his home this morning at 1 o'clock after an illness of eight months. Born in Jeanesville, the deceased was the son of the late Michael and Elizabeth' (Monahan) McCann. He had resided In Jeanesville until moving to this city 10 months ago. He was a member of St. Gabriel's Church and the parish Holy Name Society.

His wife, the former Bella Hadley, preceded him in death on September 5, 1956. Surviving are four children: Isabel McCann, at home; Austin, Mrs. James (Margaret) Brennan, Bethlehem; and Mrs. Edward (Alice) Matthews, at home. He also is survived by five grandchildren and three sisters, Mary and Etta McCann and Mrs.

Elizabeth McGinley, all of Jeanesville. The funeral will be held from the Turnbach Funeral Home Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock with a solemn high mass of requiem in St. Gabriel's Church at 9:30 o'clock. Burial will follow in the parish cemetery. Friends may call Sunday and Monday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.

m. One-third of Stolen Stock Is Recovered NEW YORK (AP) Federal authorities say $400,000 worth of the $1.3 million in blue chip stock certificates stolen last month from the Wall Street brokerage vaults of Bache Co. has been recovered. Fourteen men have been ar rested in connection with the theft, and a Manhattan grand jury is hearing testimony in the case. In announcing the total recovered, U.S.

Atty. Robert M. Morgenthau said Friday that $338,891 of the certificates were recovered in New York, $41,625 in Miami and $19,675 in Denver. ATTENDED FUNERAL Evan Llewellyn, Philadelphia, has returned from Glendale, where he attended the funeral of his sister, Mrs. Kathryn Llewellyn Fink, former resident of Beaver Brook and Conyngham.

TONIGHT ORGAN MUSIC at MIKE'S CAFE 32 N. Broad, West Hazleton Al at the Hammond THE MELODIAN'S At ELI'S Wyo. Chestnut Sts. TONJTE'S SPECIAL Potato Cakes DANCE TONIGHT ROCKPORT TAVERN Weatherly-White Haven Road Music by The Key Notes Platters and Sandwiches Back By Popular Demand! Lefty Fiest at the SURF CLUB 1 In Freeland Specializing in Sea Food and Italian dinnersl We Cater to Wedding Parties Dancing Tonight -of the- GUS GENETTI LODGE Muiie by the Lodgers end Vocalist. TONIGHT Four Sharps MEDVITZ HOTEL E.

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11:30 to 9 P.M. Roast Stuffed Whole Boneless Breast of Chicken and Cranberry Sauce 1.95 Maryland Deviled Crab Imperial 1.35 Broiled South African Lobster Tail, Drawn Butter 1,95 Broiled Choice Cut Boneless Rib Steak and French Fried Onion Rings 2.10 Specials Include soup or -juice or fresh fruit cup, potato, vegetable, roll butter, coffee or tea, salad, dessert. A COOL BREEZE A DELIGHTFUL PLACE DELICIOUS FOOD BEST IN BEER, WINE LIQUOR LAKEVIEW LOG CABIN DRUMS, PA. Catering To Parties ST. NAZARIUS BAND CONCERT EURANA PARK WEATHERLY SUNDAY EVENING, JULY 29th DOLLAR NITE TONIGHT DRAKE-WEAR POST 589 VFW 8:30 to 10:30 Beer Platter TIP-TOP ORCHESTRA Sunday Night THE KINGS MEN Facilities for Showers, Weddings, Banquets Parties 8 WEATHERLY BAND, Louis Romano, Director PLAN YOUR PICNIC AT THE AREA'S MOST BEAUTIFUL FAMILY TYPE PARK 10:00 A.M.

-Solemn High Mass. 11:00 A.M. Procession led by Philharmonic Band. 12:00 P.M. Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament.

1 :00 P.M. Beginning of Ground Activities. (a) Refreshments Italian Style. (b) Games Go Karts Prizes, etc. 8:00 P.M.

Band Concert (Philharmonic Band). 9:30 P.M, Dance Music by "The Lancers." 11:00 P.M. Huge Display of FIREWORKS NOTICE! FLORENCE BEAUTY SHOPPE CLOSED JULY 30 to AUG. 4 inclusive VACATION Open 10:00 A. Aug.

6th. Any person or persons apprehended trespassing on the lands or waters of the Weatherly Water Company will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. This warning includes Little and Big Penrose Dams, oyer's Run Dam and the Distribution Reservoir, above town. Fishing or swimming In any dam, reservoir, pond or other artificial means of storing water for drinking purposes, violates Section 640, Pollution of Drinking Water, under the Pennsylvania Criminal Code. This is a misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof shall be sentenced to pay a fine not exceeding Five Hundred Dollars imprisonment up to One Year (1) or both.

WEATHERLY WATER COMPANY RAIN DATE FOLLOWING SUNDAY, AUG. 5 i A.