Delaware County Daily Times from Chester, Pennsylvania • Page 26

MONDAY, AUGUST II, 1S8 IS ADAMS ABSOLVED? 4 CHFA1ER (FA.) TIMES Robin Ott Returns Rep. Wm. McVey, Illinois. Dies WASHINGTON (AP)-Rep. William E.

McVey (R-Ill). who start it on Probers Rep Spl Miss Helen R. Crew Dies; Ex-Sunday School Leader ed his House career at 65 after spending; mast of his. lite as an educator, died last night of a heart cans properly expect, can the subcommittee could committee conforms ei- attack. He was 73.

'ther to their personal standards write to their -elected or appoint- i t. 3 the ior she was superintendent of primary department there His death leaves the House line HELEN B. CHEW died at the Smith Memorial Home. Media, where she had ea oinciais: aooui pr.ooiems, anu get replies-- up at 232 Democrats, 197 Republicans and 6 vacancies. more than 20 years- LONDON (AP) Robin, Douglas- Republicans hailed the report as vindication of Adams, who has been involved in two investigations, of reports that his prestige was used to get favored treatment for others.

Ad "I can't think of anybody doing to' the, preachments which have been voiced in high places." Rep. William E'. Hess (Ohio), senior Republican member of the subcommittee, said such a read WASHINGTON CAP) Some Democratic and Republican members of a House subcommittee differ sharply on whether their report vindicates the conduct of Sherman Adams in a military contract settlement case. The report, made public yester Surviving, in addition to Mrs. McVey had been professor of Home today quit the executive's less than Adams did, or see how Roberts, are another sister, Mrs.

education at DcPaul University job he took: when his romance anything could be more routine," Bates said. and lecturer at various times at the University of Pennsylvania, ams has denied, bringing any im-l John M. Stauffer of Pittsburgh and a brother, Ralph K. Chew of Chester. ing would show "not one scintilla of evidence of any attempt to in been a resident for the last 16 -years.

She suffered from a long illness. A lifelong resident of Chester, she previously had made her with her sister, Mrs. James Roberts, 204 A Parkway av. Miss Chew worked for the Philadel with Sweden's Princess Margare-tha was flowering. Word of his came in a brief announcement- from- the proper pressure to bear, either in Ohio University and Emory Uni Bates said the findings do not reflect in any way ori Chairman F.

Edward fluence the Armed Services Board this case or another involving tex- 1 liiTWituin day by the House Armed Serv I'LL IltrU Jtrl 1 versity. At Harvey, 111., near Chicago ices Investigations tile manufacturer Bernard Gold- IT I (D-La) told a news conference the where he had lived for many said it found no evidence indicat-j subcommittee could not determine phia Electric Chester, for 25 Funeral services and burial in Chester Rural Cemetery will be private. Viewing will be Wedns-day evening at the Ray F. Imsch; wiler Funeral Parlor, 1600 Edg-mont Chester. Adams' intent, since Adams Congress-" In its report, the subcom- mittee determined that Sen.

Styles 'NEVER SAW LETTERS' years, he was superintendent of; Thornton Township High School ing presidential assistant Adams intended to influence the $40,382 publishing firm elevens, Piunket Garrod. Doug-la s-Ho me is going back to playing. pianor-Jhis 'time at a resort hotel on -the- French Riviera. turned down an opportunity to ap- 'years-from 1917 to 1942. An active member of the 3rd penalty refund, after nearly 17 HessJ discounted the- ''Dear: Peai' bee Presbyterian Church, Chester, and Junior College.

He leaves his wife Katherine and three children. years, to Raylaine Worsteds, Bridges and Rep. Chester E. Mer-row, both New Hampshire Repub-licans, and Sen. Irving M.

Ives Sherni" letters from persons in-i 'SCOTCH VERDICT' Manchester, N. H. terested in Raylaine, which were -s But when interviewed, members It' was in a 'plush London lounge 18 months 'ago that the relayed to the Pentagon from the White House with requests for of the subcommittee divided along is no doubt that the memoranda he' transmitted on White House stationery had their effect in bringing about speedy MRS. ROSE WYSOCKI, of 2509! ALICE TRYENS STANER, 75, tR-NY) at various times made inquiries about the Raylaine case. But there was no criticism of them.

25-year-old British blueblopd first JAMES I) ELBERT RHOADES, 65, of 1919 W. Front Chester, died yesterday in Atlantic City, party lines in putting their own of 4200 Cedar Drexel Hill, died yesterday at her home follow action, Hebert said. I don interpretations on their findin'gs. REPORT HAILED "I would venture to say Sherman Adams never even saw those N.J., after he was stricken by a met the 23-year-old princess. He was' playing the fgiario there at 'the lime.

-He threw aside music. and took On the Adams aspect of the ing a long heart ailment. want, to say it influenced the de heart attack while on vacation there. cisions of the members of the A lifelong resident of Delaware The report, adopted unanimous W. 6th Chester, died yesterday afternoon in Chester Hospital following' a year's illness, Born in Austria, Mrs.

Wysocki "was a resident of Chester for 50 years- She was a member of the Apostleship of Prayer Society of Holy Ghost Ukrainian Catholic 'J Church. board." case. Hardy suggested the public read the transcript of the subcommittee's closed door hearings and County, Mrs. Stanert is the de letters, but they were sent along by some secretary," Hess said. Hess joined Rep.

William H. Bates (R-Mass), another subcom ly, wag described by Rep- Porter Hardy (D-Va), a member, as He was a resident of Chester scendant of a long line of county families, two of whom were some 'judge for themselves whether. Hebert termed the committee report a "Scotch verdict" ah inconclusive decision, up with the piiblishih'g firm to better his- prospects Idr 'marrying But the romance feit throughi The' Swedish royal fam about 15! years and was employed several years by Sinclair Re minimum in the way of conclusions, but a maximum on which of its earliest settlers. the conduct disclosed in the sub- mittee member, in saying Ameri- fining Co. Her father, the late Augustus ily 'was.

to hjave He is survived by his wife, Tryens, was one of the founders of the Mount Hope Methodist Church, and her mother, Mrs. Charlotte; a son, William A. of Wilmington, and five sisters, Mrs. Edna Wilson, Mrs, Amy Kennedy She is survived by her husband, f.John; eight daughters, Mrs. Harry Splertchack, Mrs.

Fred Sawczyn, Mrs. Philip Kosek, Mrs. Arkley Tjisciascio, all of Chester; Mrs. William Gamble of Naaman's Sarah Hall Tryens; was a descen- that despite Robin -aristocratic background he did not. have the financial' prospects to marry -the princess.

cjecisiqn to' return to the piano seemed to place the 'final seal Ion the end romance. Fleming, Mrs. Adeline Hodges dent ol two of the first families Chatham Girl Furrow Queen Red Hunagry Raps Socialized Medicine and Mrs. Nancy Chambers, all to settle in Concord Township the Palmers and the Halls. Mrs.

alter Reynolds of Marcus Hook; Mrs. Charles Emmery of Farrell, N.J. and Mrs. Mi-chael Roccia. of Feltonville; two of Wilmington, and Mrs.

Catherine Harris of Warrick, Md. Funeral services will be tomorrow at 1 p.m. at the Bell Funeral Home. Sth and Poplar Wilmington. Viewing will be tonight Urges 8 Aged Hike Born in Aston Township, at Mount Hope, Mrs.

Stanert moved to Drexel Hill 20 years ago. Surviving are her husband, Rowland at-home; a Mrs. Dorothy L. Race and two sons. WEST CHESTER Blonde-haired and blue-eyed Hope Win-gate, 17-aar-old daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. C. Wingate of Chatham, was chosen here Saturday night Ecnnt; Han-v Grehawick of Chester There are complaints that doc i and Peter Grehawick of Wood- at the funeral home. Burial will BUDAPEST (AP) Hungary's! Communist, government is complaining about the way its system of socialized medicine is working tors neglect their insured patients in favor of private patients who Richard Lockwood and Rowland Woman Sees Fly ing Sau cer SPRINGFIELD Now don't; go jumping to any fantastic conclu be tn Dale Cemetery, Middietown Del. to represent southeastern Pennsylvania in the "Queen of the pay.

direcly. Sometimes insured patients also pay their doctors on Social Security Bill Considered Jr. all of Drexel Hill, and a brother, Samuel H. Tryens, of As Ithony Piestrack of Brookhaven and Mrs Anthony Morozin of Phil- adelphia; 24 grandchildren and six ereat-erandch ildren Furrow" contest next Friday in partly because over third of this country's 10 million people the side. Some doctors live as well ton Township.

Hershey. MISS CATHERINE C. HUSH or better than the best-paid people Services will be Thursday, at are still outside it. "These people," says Health WASHINGTON CAP) Sen. John ION, SO, of 243 Bishop Clifton in Hungary.

Winning over 12 other entrants representing Delaware, Lehish. 2 P.m.. from her residence. sions, but somebody has spotted F. Kennedy (D-Mass) urged today i Minister Frigyes Doleschail, "are "Jn practice," Dr.

Doleschail wrote in the monthly Belpolitikai Montgomery and Chester counties, that old age benefits be increased 8 per cent instead of 7 -per cent Heights, died at her home Friday1 following an illness of four years. Born in Philadelphia, Miss Hush-ion had lived in Clifton Heiehts Friends may call Wednesday evening, 7 to 9, and burial will be in Mount Hope Cemetery. forced to buy back their health from the doctors and in case of -The funeral will be Wednesday at8 a.m. at the E. F.

White Fu-'neral Home, 3rd and Norris sts. Solemn requiem mass will follow teHoly Ghost Catholic' Church at 9:30. Friends may call tomorrow evening at the funeral Szemle (Review of Domestic Poli Miss Wingate was awarded a 21-jewel wrist watch by the Amer as provided in a House-passed So those saucers" again. Vernon S-. Wins, of 365 Lester avid, amateur astronomer who doubles, as local Civil Defense aerial warden, was star-gazing with her daughter, more serious illness, must pay for hospital treatment- In other words cial Security bill.

ican Steel and Wire Division of United States Steel Corp. for the last two years. She had been a member of Transfieuration "this means that "the old capitalist system exists and that those who pay their doctors get far better treatment and many- WILLIAM HAROLD TOMLIN- SON, 75, of 260 N. Rolling thev must obtain medical care hi In testimony prepared for the Senate Finance Committee, he home. Requiem services will be Miss Wingate will enter Blooms-1 a manner that, hardlv differs from Catholic Church in Philadelphia for 40 years and Holy Cross Ro i Janet, 13 and partner in astrono apringneict, died at his home Sat aiso advocated an increase burg State Teachers College this the one prevailing in capitalist fat -8 tomorrow evening at th funeral home by Rev.

Nicholas urday following a year's illness. fall. Her father produces mush more advantages than those' who go to' them merely within the framework of the health insurance Born in German town, Mr. Tom- countries. Virtually all doctors in Hungary man Catholic Church for the last two years.

Surviving" are two Mrs. lump-sum death payments and an amendment to provide aid for dependent children with unemployed Zbyr. Burial will be in ulate Heart Cemetery. my -about 1:30 Saturday-'mormng when they spotted a bright, white object in the- southwest: sky; Her daughter fixed the location "of stars in the coistellation unson was a resident of Sorinn get a salary from the govern system. rooms on his 30-acre farm.

The final winner of the stale-! wide contest will be the official hostess at the National Plowing Matches and Conservation Expo Elizabeth G. Joyce. Clifton Dr. Doleschail suggests that a field since 1941. From 1910 to 1941 he lived in Swarthmore.

A graduate of the University of Pennsyl At the committee's first session ment. Patients pay for health service in the form of social in at that time but no bright, white MRS. ANNE K. COBB, 4S, of Heights, and Mrs. Gertrude Mas-sey, Philadelphia, and a brother, Frank, Silver Spring, Md.

surance fees deducted from their special code oE regulations should be drawn up and a doctors' ethi-lcal committee should be formed. on the bill Friday, Secretary- of star. It was She said, unmindful vania in 1903, Mr. Tomlinson wa sition in Hershey on August 21 and 935, Brook: Morton, be tomorrow afternoon in Ar salaries. Welfare Arthur S.

Flemming vig self-employed as a penologist 22. She will a complete Solemn requiem mass will be at wardrobe, a weekend in 10 Wednesday morning at. Trail s- lington Drexel Hill. Mrs: Cobb; died Friday after orously opposed a section that would increase grants to the states for- public assistance programs by 288 million dollars in York with her parents and will! ugurauon unurcn. mends may of the' charts, however, and kept bobbing up and down and emitting, -'tiny bright rays- from one side.

By the. time Mrs. Ivins went to bed, about. 4 a.m., the'ohject was gone. That afternoon, she a' re- noon her home following an illness of six years.

call at the Roche Funeral Home, 56th st. and Cedar Philadel- He was a member of the 3rd st. Media Society of Friends and various national and local miner-alogocial societies. He is survived by his wife, Helen daughters, Mrs Stephen Rives of Springfield, Mrs. William Welsh of Swarthmore.

the first year. prua. Burial will be St; Denis make radio and television appearances. The contest is sponsored by the Soil' Conservation Districts of Pennylvania. vocation agricultural departments and American INCREASE ENDORSED Cemetery, Ardmore.

Shebad employed at the j-First Pennsylvania Banking Trust 15th and Chestnut sts. liHPhiladelphia, for some 24 years Tree Stops Runaway Car in City Cop Shoots Man Trying Break-In Flemming said he would rec-jiljhtpri hw mher nf neoole in ommend a presidentialveto if this Mrs. David Lansdale of Media WILLIAM L. WALLACE. 62, of 1425 Ridley a died in Mfpre becoming, ill six years ago Mexico.

she took ner post Fence dealers. again last night. She said she one was a nanve or rniiaaerpma feSf 4.ti. provision of the House bill were retained. But the en-1 dorsed the proposed 7 per cent Atlantic City Hospital following a heart attack last Saturday his ana was reared in mat cicy.

tot day. of vacation at the resort CHESTER Annis Glenn, of increase in Social Security, insur wasn't disappointed. The object was there again, minus the rays. To make up for triat, she -it -was. making "enormous ellipses" the sky.

Born in Scotland, Mr. WaOace and Mrs. Edgar Gibson of Moores-town, N.J. and 19 grandchildren. Memorial services will be at the Patterson Funeral Home, Balti'-more av.

and Monroe. Media tomorrow morning at 11. There will be no viewing and burial will be private. 117 Ervin Linwood, will think ance benefits, to be financed by twice before she lends her car to a higher- payroll tax. came to Chester 40 years ago and Hdu uccii a kuimij kjiiuui letsv-iitu atthe- Bethany -Temple Presbyte-nan Church in Philadelphia.

survived by her husband, Charles. S. Cobb, and two.broth- Ice Box Fire Hits City House CHESTER Shot in the hand by a patrolman who. was attempting to wrest a knife from him, a lived nere ever since. He worked at the Sinclair Refining Train onj-one again.

Kennedy contended an per Last Saturday, she gave the ma- o-nt inrrPa is npmwni.tn pot. The topper she' said, whenever a plane swooped for er, as a draftsman for the last homeless man was held in 5500 chine to and Mrs. Maurice er higher livine casts fa l'Snding at International Airport. 12 ers.Mjeo'ri Xashishian of Lansdale "and Richard J. Kashishian at CHESTER.

A -fire which start MRS. LAURA ZAUNER, 86. of uau iQiiay on cnarges ol resisting uuniap, oi 1111 nancocK par- "While the difference may seem ed iri a refrgerator motor caused! the'' thing went berserk. It -zoomed straight-, up He was a member of the Lucius Scott Lodge 352. Chester.

-home. 213 S. Chester Glenolden, died arresr, ana auemprea assault on a enis.oi a iriena, tucnara. sne ana small on paper," he said- "it is al an estimated 51,000 damage at yuuue uuiuei. rviuuauu- muh.

Liie Jjuniau car The. funeral service will be to- vital dollar s-and-cents difference Surviving are a son. John at 1227 upland st. early today. James L.

Bush, 39, at a hearing lit was bigger and the Dunlaps last Saturday in Hasmns'-j-Nursing Home, Secane, following a five-year illness. to our retired workers and their home; a brother, John. J. of Cries-! The fire broke out about 4:30 went shopping in her's "rnorrow at 1 p.m. from the Beth-any Temple.

53rd and Spehce sts. viewing will be families before Magistrate Anthony Smith today, said he had no ad What happened to the Dunlaps Ler, ana a sister, Airs. John Maclntyre at home. The wife of the late Henry G. Kennedy" also urged removal olj: a.m.

in the refrigerator. Neither firemen, police, nor neighbors knew- the name of the resi was more tnan enough for -one Zauner, she was a' resident of Funeral and burial i into the- and turned some fancy circles in the bargain. By then she decided to call the 24th Bn. commended her jor-h'er but were very" 'mysterious about whole thing, the woman said. Now some, say it was just automobile refl factions dr- something like said.

"But I'm tonight from 8 to 10 at the Oliver! H. Bair Funeral Home, 1820 nut PhHadelphia. Glenolden for the past 25 years sum death payments, and a return family. They, along with- their youngest son, Walter. 15, were town Presbyterian Cemetery will dress.

Police said Bush previously told them he had been sleeping in parked autos for the past several weeks. Patrolman Bart Spedden testi dents-. The refrigerator was badly Mra. Zauner was a member of1 to a provision, previously in the the Philo Museum Club ue private, viewing will be tomorrow evening at the Rav Tmsrh. taking groceries into their house law or payments equal to three about p.m.

Then things began times the monthIy benefit; to phia; the Sherwood Century. Club. Flames burned a' wall but were RICHAKl) A. CARAPUCCI, 9. weiler Funeral Parlor, 1600 Edg-mont Chester.

to haooen, Philadelphia, and the. Daughters confined ttf the kitchen by fire which an insured worker is en fied that Bush had been trying to break into -a-store at 3rd and Walter went outside to gel the of the American Revolution. men from Hanley, Moyamerssing spn. -Mr. -and Mrs.

Tracy Aldan Aldan, a life- titled. convinced there was something a mwer sts. when he and Patrol last of the packages when he saw surviving is- a sister, Mrs. and Oood Will companies He said this would mean a max- there. resident here and pupil at! George Weaver of Prospect Thf Franklin Institute Astrono the car rolling down the street toward Chester Creek.

lmum payment of S3S1 instead of Franklin extinguished a fire in an old car at the Zeitzeff JunlF- man Pearly Clark arrived at the scene. Spedden also said Bush had thrown a brick at a woman earlier, missine- hr SAMUEL THOMAS, 64. of 105 Central Chester, died Saturday afternoon in the U.S. Naval Hospital in Philadelphia where he had been a patient for about nine He gave chase, hut all he could yard at 9th and Lloyd sts. about1 Park.

Services will be conducted by the Rev. Roger P. Horton, pastor of the Glenolden Congregational jjSti Joseph's School in Collingdale, vdied Saturday at Jefferson Philadelphia, after an extend-feS; illness. a-Vj-The only child of the Carapuc- 7:40 p.m. yesterday.

my was 'notified. "There was a scare, last Friday when came close. Ihe moon," a spokesman said. "But Eying saucers it's not." the present ceiling of $255.. "T4ie meager lump-sum payments now Kennedy said, "will not take care of even a very modest funeral, to say montns.

do was watch as it crossed Sun luckily empty of children, and headed straight for the creek. Just as it was about to roll Firemen from Moyamensing went to the apartment Betsy unurcti, Wednesday, at at Spedden testified he tried' for 10 minutes to get Bush to drop the knife he was wielding, and then when Bush luneeA at tifm Born in Chester. Mr i the. McCausland Funeral Home, Parent at 317 E. 12th st.

yester was a life-time Chestpr nothing of helping to defray last" 202 S. Chester Glenolden. down the embankment, a large day at 6:29 p.m. The woman, who illness expenses." He formerly was employed by the he shot. This was corroborated by Viewing is tomorrow, from 7 to 9i ifBS', residents of Aldan for the last 14 years, he had completed Ithe fourth grade last June, i.

The funeral be tomorrow iat9 a.m. at the Fleming Funeral stHorae. 910 MacDade Col- willow tree loomed dead ahead was not home, had left four sul was a member of Legion Post 300 and rwi p.m., and burial in Arlington emetery. OPPOSE BILL A third amendment proposed by The rest of the Dunlaps rushed to the door when they heard the Rest. several witnesses.

Bush was taken to Chester Ho-pital where he was- treated for a gunshot wound of the index finder. Fir chouse Job Is Underway crash. Kennedy would permit federal Surviving are his wife, Kathryn lingdalc, with solemn requiem i-Tnass at 10 a.m. at St. Joseph's The tree stopped the car in its grants to the states to aid needy phur candles burning and neighbors called firemen.

The candles were inside jars partly filled with water. A false alarm was turned in from the box at Sth and Burner sts. at 4:15 p.m. yesterday. MRS.

GRACE E. BARRETT. wife of George A. Barrett of 2119 'tiKi a son, Samuel of Ches runaway tracks, but the auto, children of a father who is un- Church. Viewing will be this even- emoloved.

He said nrespnt law- re Norton -Linwood, died last night in Crozer Hospital. She was lfig. Bursal will be m. Holy Cross Cemetery. stricts such aid to cases arising SKCAiVt tne first spaaeiui oi rrnm tin.

Hpath iicahintv nr de. earth was turned' yesterday in front badly smashed, had to be towed away. The family estimated the damages at "5200 to S300." "Quite an expensive Pearson Says West Bungled GENEVA PARK tw. fiPl ill two years. Born in Maryland, she lived in ter.

Funeral services will be Wednesday afternoon at 1 at Hunt's Funeral Home. 1424 W. 3rd st Chester. Friends may call tomorrow evening at the funeral home Buna! will be in Haven Memorial Park. sertion of a parent.

I groundbreaking ceremonies for the In separate prepared new uPPer uay 3 1 re said Mrs. Dunlap." a spokesman lor insurance groups Lester Pearson, Nobel Peace prize house to be built on the -corner of Ashland and Secane avs. William Bullick, president of the company, broke ground for the Bottle Machine Catches Boy, 7 E. F. WHITE FUNERAL HOME THOMAS E.

RATRDON SUCCESSOR Third and Norm Chester PHONE 2-3102 Linwood eight years, She was a member of Madison Street Methodist Church, Chester, and the Ladies' Auxiliary to Reliance Fire Co. of Boothwyn. In addition to her husband, she is survived by two daughters. opposed the bill and asked for further congressional study of the need for increased Social Secu dinner ana nead ot Canada's Lib-i eral party, has accused Western' diplomacy of bunnline nmtia-' Convicted Bandit Denied Retrial MRS. JENNIE L.

FETTF.K. new house. The company com- rity benefits. OLF, 67, died last Saturday at the Kearney Convalescent John H. Miler, vice presidentl Prises- Primos, Secane and CHESTER It took the com-j tions on a summit conference bined efforts of police.

Franklin He ipoke Saturday at the c.npn- of Monarch Life Insurance 0T0OK -Sorinsfied. said: "In the! -Speakers at the ceremony MEDIA COURTHOUSE Judge Rescue Squad and a man from ling of the 27th Couchichin Con- A 121.1.1 t. William. R. Toal today denied the a son annK urm io rree a imie.

rerence, sponsored by the fana. final analysis are forced -to i mv.w nose nana man Institute of Public Affairs "1U.ES! 01 was" lowDer- conclude that the bill under con- Sharon Hill, where she had been a patient for the past one-and-a-half years. She suffered from a three-year illness. A lifelong resident of Sharon Hill, her last address was 125 Barker av. there.

caugni a repsi uoia miume ariti tne Canadian Ftrnarfrsetintrl OUtn Loatesviile, IOr a new wnij HWaliw the Mrs. Grace Reilly, with whom! she lived, and Mrs. Arthur Taylor1 of Fol croft: two sons, Joseph Eoright of Boothwyn and Jacob Ebright of Chester: two sisters. Mrs. William Smith of Terryville.

and Mrs. Robert Baxter Sr. of Upland; a brother. Keithley Foreacre of Wallingford: 15 grandchildren and 16 Henry. Steve McFee.

-assistant chief and chairman of the, building committee, Frank Russel, chief and Bullock. The temporary firehouse which went into active service in March Ray F. imschweiier Funeral Director 1600 Edgmont Avenue Phone Hester 2-3314 yesterday on armed robbery charges and set Corp. (Social Security1 system when a Sept. 15 for sentencing of Towber need For such liberalization has When Patrolmen Art Spedden and Pearly Clark arrived at a laundromat at 3rd and Parker sts.

and his companion in crime, Leon Pearson, former Canadian foreign secretary, said Soviet Premier Khurschev in hi; nricmal in not been aderruately demonstrat ard Fitzgerald, 22, also of Coates- of last year, is a barn in back reueroir as an active member of the Sharon Hill Methodist Church. ville iritis cr- (ho Am.Uf. tiie Burn Brae Hospital. Start- they found Robert (Bobbie) to thp ivt dren. lans, 612 W.

3rd with his leftlnmver Dimmit Towber was convicted Jan. IS Lire Convention, the Life Insiir tlPTmr a 'j nated by -the bwarthmoFre Surviving is her husband, Ar-i jhand caught. uw Uie shotgun holdup of the Bir auic Jiaizn. ul nuictjLa diiu lire JOHN E. DUXCAN Enable to free the boy.

the pa-opportity Fhad oe' frt ham VZ tiiur W. Fetterolf of Chester Heights. Services will be Wednesday, at E. Rively av iruck souari truck anri a new Fitzgerald pleaded guilty to par- Aldan, died in! trolmen called Franklin Pvcscue terej avvay ca. Fitzgerald-Mercy Hospital Fridav ticipation in the robbery which Squad.

Still unable to set the handj instead. through a lengthy ex-' 1 2 p.m., at the McCausland FuJ i netted the pair S250 and turned state's evidence against Towber. evlcfence against 1uinjci uK-n. uri uiuei. The S30.000 building will house five trucks.

Designed- for future expansion, it will have an einsine jneral Home. 202 S. Chester after being a patient for a day. He had been ill since last May. Born in Ottawa, Ontario.

Mr. Duncan lived in Delaware Countv open the machine w-nen Gus Na-tn nrosr.ecK nf TIIA sino appeared. I "LrSfl5.TU!llr:"dJ Fitzgerald was nabbed by state 3 KOS Held. wenoiaen. viewing will be tomorrow evening, from 7 to 9.

Burial room, meeting-room, chief's office, Nasino. an employe of the softC ri rr Pice three nours the will be in Arlington Cemetery. drivers and engineers workshops tor the last 29 years. He had I drink firm irm, had the answer: ajy' rL" "up-in which five persons were; Jll JVlllle OlUlt Assurance of Quality is what people want in a monument to mark the resring places of beloved members of a family. We offer quality memorials at economical prices, the new Chapel Monuments in Barrc, Vermont granite.

Completely new, completely guaranteed. On ft ffSs display now at Hapct notour showroom. MONUMENTS injured slightly by pellets from a been employed in thp sprvW! kev. He unlocked the door and' stock department of Ford Motor! tne boy's hand came free. Police; shotgun blast, fired by the ban-, CHESTER.

Three boys. are; and a It will be 60 feet long and 70 feet' wide. In order to pay for the new building, the fire company is sell i whipped. til to 13. were turned over--to ju- i ii Registrars Open LO.

Uelair. i.J. were unable to detrmm how th Surviving are his wile. Esther; boy's hand got caugV. in the first a son.

John C. of Lansdowne: P'ac- ans. ana ra-o outers were ptsioi-j venie auihonties on charges of ing MOO savmes bonds nrovidme- attacking young airls on two sep six per cent interest- The bonds can be cashed in at any time after Week in City MEDIA COURTHOUSE -Field to establish an alibi through a p0jice said the -boys 'pointed gin triena. I knives and threatened Virginia. one year.

They also can be' fi three grandchildren and four sis-: lers at1 a brother in Canada. TT. Services will be tomorrow aft-; Hlt-Kllll d'aSll einoon at 2 at Jonnston and Son! Funeral Home. 69 E. Baltimore Tninroc Oil registrars began a full week of THREE GENERATIONS OF DEPENDABLE SERVICE SINCE 1157 J.

Nelson Rigby FUNERAL HOME I WEST BALTIMORE AVE MEDIA LOwel! 6-4526 Th tint Funtral Hm tn MxJifl 111. and Jack Shockley. S. of MS Fir ittu i-i rrTo; registration duties in Ihe citv oft TWlrl-v iVarllor nanced through 'the Upper Darby-National Bank. Information concerning: the can be 'obtained from William Price.

Ctif- Lansdovme. JriPnds mav- ri Lansdowne. JTriends unesier today, to register vot-; iiu iur i XL, of H29 E. 22nd in Chester Park. at the fnnfral hnmo tt-iit- I crs for the Nov.

A election Nj Wins 232,000 RllHal A -it 1 i UlMim UOitl-: nn 1 When police arrived, the boys ton Heights real estate agent iery. vctim of a hit-and-run arc sche(iuled for he lsl had fled tne area. Later, a report YORK 4P1 TcflA? in. r-lin tVi-f io mjuii War(J rt of the Ward aUtO aCCldentS SinCC aDOUt 1(U n-j or hpramPi th nnH htahscHln Uiscus Lhampioji y. irtatort thr "crtUrtrtTi moriev winner in TV nniz histnrv Tnrr Torahaii9 in gag o-j Tc 1 U1a rucen1l1' "ai2Jth and Potter sts.

and "'Sht. and Carol Bachl, 8. of 600 E. Named by Veterans HARRISBURG S. J.

McAlister. ol Chattanooga, has been elected commander of the 80th (Blue Ridge) Division Veterans succeeding Ro C. Sloughton. of' 50 Willowbrook LansdowTie. Funeral Fleming uiuciniuu w'i: Iluw-iley Junior School.

17th and W. Louis. quiz w.nz!22r.d when the eirls came. out er sts. a little before noon yester-: Upland in the Warf.

Jcf.J boosted his winnings to S232.000 of St. Robert's Church. Seeing i MOSCOW (AP) 'lVcn car struck her andiferjs 3choo! and by defeating Mrs. Loma Itahr, of the knives. th0 girls rank back women's discus champion left the scene- Phce in the 2nd Ward, and Alder-! Philadelphia, a Temple University into the church, police said.

Ponomarcva. once arrested in Shc was treated at Chester Hos-man Albci.t office, Ab' history instructor, on CBS' The! Picked up by police later were PJngland on a shoplifting charge. iPltal for a cut Sth st. in the -1th Ward. Challenge.

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3rd st. firehouse: 3rd Ward-municipal nio'y question This put Nadler second onlv to land unsportsmanlike behavior." Robert Strom, 11-year-old science Caket BlanVt Hor No Charg Ovtiid Coi Ad. Funeral For Um of Purler Berry. 19, of 1725 Concord suffered a neck injuy. in a two-car collision at 7th and Parker last night.

She was treated at Chester Hospital. Police said she was a passenger in an auto driven by Richard W. Redd, 21. 225 Ivy when it col building and 302 E. Dfh Ward 801 Mcllvaine st.

Registrations are also taken at the courthouse in Media Mondays through Fridays from fl prodigy, who won on two' The newly opened Hall of North quiz shows. i American Forests at The The" new Swedish submarine, (which means has-been raised from where it sunk off Southern' Sweden shortly alter it was -launched. Reason for tlie. sinking was that somebody left a torpedo port open. The submarine, ali.tar.pedo ports closed.

Until last night, Elfrida von can Museum, of Natural. History I along with shotputter Galina Zy-bina. The two women will not compete in the European championships Aug. 18 in Stockholm. No details were given on Nina's dismissal.

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