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NEW CASTLE, NEWS, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1944. TWO BUS MANAGEMENT AND COUNCIL TALK-OVER CITY SERVICE Deaths of the Day 7 Officer Recovers After Shrapnel Is Taken From Heart The Ideal Service for MEN'S Suits, Topcoats, 0 coats GrmU Cnilkshunk Grant. Cruikshank, a well-known cniniiv former and hor.se' man, died "suciciehly Wednesday afternoon aL 4 o'clock. at-the. home of his son in West Middlesex town-shin; Valencia.

R. D. Inch-Longr Fragment Tears Holes In Henri; Surgeon Operates At Front By FRANK CONNIFF Mr. Cruikshank was bom in Arm strong county and had been a rest dent of Middlesex township a real or hart of his life. Survivors include three sons, Wil liam S.

Cruikshank, county com WITH THE U. S. NINTH ARMY, Germany, Dec 15. A miracle of front-line surgery during the peak of the U. S.

Ninth Army battle mlssioner at Butler, Chart, and Dwight G. Cruikshank; two Miss Rosalia Cruikshank and Mrs. Glady all of Middlesex I PLAGE JAP LOSSES along the Siegfried line was rev mi hin. AT 82,554 MEN IN BATTLE FOR LEYTE ed today in he story of the re-i moval of ani inch-long shrapnel fragment froii the heart of an Friends arc being, received at the Thompson funeral home, North street at McKean, Butler, until noon Sunday. New Castle's topographical lay but explained he inherited these buses and could do nothing about it.

Both Mr. Friedman and Superintendent Shoaff maintained there was nothing in the dispatching: of buses, did not blame the railroads for all norlh and south delays but' maintained a loop plan, would delay rather than help move buses faster. Council was informed that, extra buses were operated during rush hours, 'The officials denied some wore removed during dull periods though Safety Director O. Davies yet; maintained yerc. Sonic Of Blame The bus-officials nld part of the crowded conditions and delay to senior high school pupils, A special bus is provided them every school day afternoon.

The students, they maintained, fail to use this bus but later ride and crowd other buses. 'Superintendent Shoaff that bv buses not crossing main thoroughfares and making loops thru Washington street, delay would be occasioned through distribution nr transfers and transfer of pnsson- 8BTlie officials maintained they were anxious to cooperate and would do everything possible alleviate present alleged poor. ''service, but adhered to their claims, insufficient; buses, needed parts, large, crowds and bad weather. -You mav state that neither I nor members of council are with their explanation," Mayor John F. Haven stated today.

Other coun-cilmcn corroborated his attitude. The body will be taken to the Rcvitalizin tfuaranleen t- make garments tfjm 8ty clncd nd Pr8cd LONGER. I afternoons from 2 to. 4 o'clock and Saturday and Sunday evenings from 7 to 9 o'clock. Mrs.

Agues Marapcs'e Cepro. Mrs. Agnes Marapcse Cepro, aged G5 years, wiciow of Sylvester Cepro, 203' South First street, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Perrotta, this morning at -3 o'clock, after, a lingfering illness. She was born October 18, 1879 in Petrul, Italy, daughter of Peter and Rosellnc Marapesc.

She has been in. America Tor 30 years, first coming to Ericnbttrg" and rater moved to Mrs. Cepro was member, of St. Lucy's church and. Sacred Heart society of the church.

Her died .15 years ago, and a son. Fred preceded, her In death three weeks ago. Five children Ralph, Mrs. Elizabeth. Perrotta, Mrs.

Anna Warren, and Florence, this city; 12 grandchildren; two brothers, Michael Seneca Falls, N. and of Cleveland, O. The body removed to the DeCarbo funeral home, will be taken to the residence Saturday morning, High mass of requiem will be conducted Monday morning at 9:30 o'clock, from St. Lucy's church, and interment will be in St, Lucy's cemetery. Charles Fischer Wick Charles Fischer Wick, aged 56 years, died Thursday morning after a lingering- illness.

My Wick was born ill West Liberty. Butler county, December 24, 1887. son of Samuel L. and N. Elizabeth Fischer, Wick.

He lived in Pulaski tor a number or years and was a member of the Methodist church. Mr. Wick was a graduate of Westminster college mid taught at the Beaver township school for two years, and at the high school. New" Wilmington, for a year and at the Ben Franklin junior high school. The deceased was a World War No.

1 veteran, and soyved in the quartermaster corps No. 310. He leaves his mother, Mrs. N. Elizabeth Wick, Pulaski, and a number Middlesex Presbyterian church, where funeral services will be con American officii-.

Lieut. Col. Winut Welch of Al-; (Coniimicd (mm dun banv N. who performed' the deli- catc 90-minute operation, during tance is concerned, since they have which the wotiiiriecl offieerV In-art been cut off from the. main body lay exposed, said it was the first of of the enemy force and arc wan-its kind miont; the thousands" of dcrinj more or less aimlessly in lit handled on the western fronl tie bands through the mountains since D-Day.

and jungles of Leyte. The patient, he disclosed, now is Fur Flna, ducted Sunday afternoon at 3:30 Jnl.eiment will be in the church and will no perm- Am m-mmd forces Joseph C. Fausl. umen! -Med from tnc ram piece to- a final not- Joseph C. F.ui.st.

ayeci ti4 yearsof lne vounr.irn inai. t.n.i th JlViK fnim i 1 rem Rcbei tiled a his home. Thursday at 11:45 p. iL nl 1 1 1 Sves planes mnvnod 'eight enemy aircraft. The fragment lore two holes in I Jnp planes continued to harass the heart mus-les and was hanging American shipping, the communique on the pericardium liningi sn id.

but failed to disclose results. von ln-oomg seaon'i pnucot. v. entlon banning weapons such us ne.stric'-n warlare ir communiciue, broadcast by revealed the dangerous location of Tokyo Radio and reported by the the piece of shell. THIRD ARMY YANKS XSL FIND ESTATE OF I von Papen underlined heavily: FRANZ VON PAPEN SfcSs IhT alize his heart had FCC.

claimed that a "Kamikaze It Hitler on Turkey in late year s- and on the United States--of eoualiv bad. but now he cannot after a year's illness of complied He was born in New Castle. February 1G, daughter of William and Whelemina Heinrich Faust. Mr. Faust lived here all his life and was a machinist by occupation.

He had been married for 18 years to Mrs. Catherine Rebeskc Faust, who survives. He was a member of the Lutheran church and the'. Order of In addition to his wife he leaves two nieces and a nephew. Funeral arrangements will be made later.

The body is at the Ritchie funeral home. been grazed ie.ce.i away in'o l.is Saar estate and blowing the human i ipnel in I I attack unit on ueccmoer a st a ted." Col. Welch and 13 carried out attacks on enemy I saw an edge of this transport ships in Surigao channel I i ii hi lining, r.ci in Mindanao waters, sinking Tmmcrlinir ar: in iv. mil To "Then bjiui'lina 'deleterious com- did during the Nazi blocd a i not Thev said that If service In the wall of the main dining destroyer and damaging of his heart. was a delicate deal into parable to drowning, which i while shrapnel M'aamt but he'll pull all right." The wounded officer, a member of a tank division, was injured when Bombers Active merican bombers continued to Card Of Thanks shell explosion blew up range over waters and around wall and buried him under Philippines, slashing at ship- improved after the two buses arrived (they arc expected late this month 'or in early January) r-he council will pas.s legislation in an effort to remedy ihe situation.

Solicitor Robert White pointed out several legal routes Thursday which would actually give council a "hand" in "operating" the buses; for Instance, when traffic i.s interfered with and streets over which debris. Von Papcn's imprint is everywhere. Scoi-es of antlers and horns testify to love of ahoothig. There arc thous.tuo.s of books and scores of pictures of -himself as military attache in Washington or signed by Adolf Hitler. These ail provide wonderful but I pieferreci his Although the date oi makinc the underlines was net learned, it was recalled that Von Papen served in VVa-'hinston before and during the of poison gas in France in therefore it might be assumed as German at-, cache, had a hand in the plot.

Un- usins. Mrs. Charles G. Rowland. Mrs.

Edith E. Rowland, aged 75 years, wife of Charles G. Rowland, of English avenue, R. D. 2, died Thursday at 5:15 p.

in a Pittsburgh hospital, after a Illness. pins in the Manila area again and bombing the Legaspi airdrome on Luzon. Heavy bombers destroyed three 1,000 ton enemy freighters on Verde passage, between southern A husband wanted to know how a Joint account works. Very simple. He puts the money in the bank and his wife drws it out, -Arizona Republic.

Proenix. Hniuburi Vienna: last. Funeral services will be Saturday at 2 o'clock from the residence in Pulaski and interment will be in the Pulaski cemetery. The bortv will be removed from the Cam obeli, funeral home. East North street.

1o the residence In Pulaski this after- rino to doubtediy he advised Berlin mat vol. Luzon and Mmdoro Island, Before dosing ti'a- n-r. to T'li-t-r-' merica not do ilil rifhifov OC.OVI KOW Ur.C! Oi! 11 1 .41. questioned Council 1 a 1 reqti it ince the had he CNCA and heads of the various ncluding silverware, paintings. WhyMlions nly Von Papen was a ousy er In Wushinetcn.

he gave Berlin-such as thc 1 cieth and dustr dropped 88 tons of bombs on the 1369. daughter of Thomas C. and Bacolod airdrome on Negros Island 1 Jemima Snow Campbell. She lived in the Visayas and other heavy here all her life, and was a memoer ss xwro cone es XrfTuT1 CX'm hL; she Medium bombers pounded San i leaves a i daughter Mrs. -Roque airdrome at Zambonnga on Gown Pensacola Hr and a son.

mi Motisilnvieh Vaso Monsilovich. aged 56 yi china vases and tapestries, into a small room which he bricKcci oaf and hid with wallpaper. Mine detection equipment, however, quickly exposed the irenstu l- trove, industries here to cooperate vlth the city and bus company offi-tinls in procuring the buses more pcedity. Tt was pointed out that New Casio is a war industry city, that de-ay to vital essentials may result of Carbon. cited Thursdftv al NOW VQ A FEW MOPS i Quickly Rtliive 1 Distress of Pap loon in the Lawrence county Hp bom in Unlv and res Carbon.

for 27 years, cla fives arc known vet. hluv he aoveriunent has started install- msi TOYS and GAMES patrol planes sank two coastal Ing a trailer camp here to provide i more labor for ulants. the north Polk. a brother, J. I Campbell, Youngstown; six grandchildren, and 10 great grandchil sels at SandBkan coast of Borneo.

pay him well. There are vcred wine and liquor bot- lii.s well-stocked cellar and cfully covered furniftire iu- that he expected to resume of a country squire here Council, ihrotieh His Honor the mayor, replied it would welcome such ss.Mstance. It may be ne.ces- uu Panda Bears Basket Makim; Sets Doll Strollers Dolls Ilolffate Blocks dren. She was Dreceded in death by two Card Of Thanks tress of head colds with Va-tro-nol! iruno Funeral Time Hlah mass of requiem for Vincent truuo of the Butler road, R. D.

6. ,,,) will ho nffered I wish to thank my friends, neigh- sons and a daughter. bors and relatives for kindness and The body is at the A. Dan-ell svmcalhv extended me during my Burke funeral home. North Jeffer- ri Heltcr Sc Works right where trouble is to reduce congestion soc the irritation make I breathing easier.

Also helps prevent many colds from developing if used in time. Trv it I Fohow directions in folder. t. Also, tor lioi i i st.recl vhcr. menus may Saturday morning at 9 o'clock at St.

Vitus church, South Jefferson and Maitland streets, with R'-v. Fr, Nicholas DcMita as celebrant. a i i 1 but service being legedly poor, it may be necc-sn to require concerted effort. Common Sense Ridinir Common sense liding on the of the general public can go i i after thc war. 1 Compared to Lennestrasse i house in Berlin, this Saar property, i I should say, contained most, of l.is lifetime dreams.

It's the bige.n piece of property he had held was acquired long after the Blacl; Tom explosion pushed him upward GIFTS for DAD ibutes and cars donated. Saturday. 7:30 to 9:30 p. m. and AIRS.

A. PALMER. Sunday 2 to 4 and 7:30 to 9:30 VKKSMTRONOL It o'clock. Funeral arrangements are Kilmer '-Funeral Time Funeral services for Albert Kumer Incomplete, toward to r.ne ttat to- should i on the ladder of Genrwsn diplomacy Women TooJ noxes Fine Qttality Robes Driving Gloves of Chewton will be from the Mar Earl Bishop. hop early.

shonl. Among the stocks of letters, books and uKuutducs tiyrre is an Amerl- use the siH'Cia! bus for which Lne. avenue: died this GIFTS for MOTHER a (arc. There is lh. morning at 12:10 o'clock shall funeral home Saturday at 2 Interment will be in Clinton cemetery.

Bra by Funeral Funeral services for Benjamin T. I can copy of Lawrence's principals ab- of International Law. purchased lr. Brentano'fi. In ihLs.

Von Papen tin-j 1 c.eihlTKI not ihc nsht- ot aiihuny i home as the result of normality of the crowds and we.it er. This is a holiday season It rclized bv nil concerned that i alwavs can big crowd board I 53-Pe. Ke.sc Mary Di Dust-Tltc Garment Iron F5oards holds dress Braby were held in the Marshall condition. Mr. Bishop, son of the late Wil-liam Bishop and, Alice Calvin Gilbert Bishop, was born June 9.

1888. in Salem, O. He was married to 1 Rae Dtirnnt Bishop and lived in New Castle for 40 years. A pica has be ANDERSON'S HOME AUTO SUPPLY occupant over the state and thc rules of warfare, particularly as they touch upon nrhate property. Section Underlined He underlined, too.

section rieal-ine whn the Monroe Doctrine in relation to the Pan-American movement and ronsiiu'lonal powers iif-fectlnp tcrfi tori al ilsputcs ani interventions. On a page citing the Hague con- s. Mr. Bishop First Presby- Open Evqni Street at Viaduct. He was employ' i O.

railroad for 25 i was a member of tcrinn churrh and B. R. T. for peonle who can. to shot: between 9 a.

m. and 3 p. m. Many have disregnrded the olea and stood in the cold waiting i.rp.itsportntion. War ulftnts then- em-nlovcf in the lale afternoon and beginnint soon stoics will be keot open.

Thc clerks must have trans-i nort-Ktlon home and tin's will add to the large crowds at nlaht. The bus company can do so much with Its limited buses end no more. Posslblv a unified olea by council, war plant hehcls and civic organza- tinns may help the situation. Thc comnnnv was to have rsc'iv- ed their buscc cnrlv this month, The government, thc officials said some time aso, took over the Hon. hence the deleav.

but this be- ins wr-r time It should be so treat- funeral home Thursday at i p. Rev. J. Greer Bingham in charge. Mrs.

Erma Herbert sang two selections with Jean Shelletrce at the iia no. Pallborers were: Everett. Earl and Christian Conzett. William Sanders, Robert Braby and Edward Thomas. Interment was in Oak Park mausoleum.

Vniuuia Funeral Funeral services for John Va-nazla of Johnson street, were held Thursday at 2 p. m.from the residence, Rev. R. J. Fredericks in charge.

Mrs. Evelyn Johnson sans impropriate selections. Pallbearers were John Carter, William Campbell. Eugene Roberts, Fred Thomlinson, Henry Huff -and Frank Pea rcc. was in Portcrsvlllc Presbyterian cemetery.

Davis Funeral Funeral services for John Davis wprc held from the Joseph B. Lcyde mortuary. Highland at Winter, on Survivors include b.s wile: one son, James Bishop, st home: one i grandchild, Joyce Bishop; one sister, 'Mrs. Lola Brooks. Salem.

and a brother Ray Bishop. New Castle. Funeral services will be con-! dieted Monday afternoon at 2 lo'clock from the Cunningham funeral home, East Washington and Chestnut streets, with Dr. J. J.

Mc-Ilvaine in charge. Interment will be in Graceland Friends, are being received at the funeral home Saturday and Sunday ssM ed similarly to other war cities. jr, nh'rens. CARRIER PLANES MAKE NEW ATTACK JAP-HELD LUZON member with this Rift of belter vision, brine; them modern optical office. Glasses will be properly prc-rlbctl to fit the eyes as well as the face.

Rev. Oliver 1 p. Thursda; OPTOMETRIST ference was revealed but it was possible thai Nimits and Nelson discussed the present war in China in view of Japanese advances and the loss of American airfields. KM) Planes Involved New York. Dec.

Thc Japanese Dome! agency reported 4fin carrier-based Am- i IjP ilVA GNER" Gift Slip for wom.n i M-'- i-'- on your list. Rial hot warm Pallbearers vera Lawrence ana Dallas Hildobrand, Charles Gray, David AuqcI, D. R. Smith and W. A.

Shields. interment was In Castle View 13 rial Dr. John Coleman, Pittsburgh Pastor, Dies At 93 Years PITTSBURGH. Dec. 15.

Dr. William John Coleman, pastor of the Allegheny Reformed Presbyterian church from 1992 until 1024, died Wednesday in his daughter's home in Pittsburgh at thc age of 93. Dr. Coleman, who graduated from and taught at both Geneva college and thc Allegheny Reformed Presbyterian seminary also served pastorales In McKeosport, Elizabeth, and Utlca. Dr.

Coleman is survived by three sons. Rev John Coleman, Rev. George Coleman of Geneva college, and Rev. Paul Coleman of Kansas ca it planes 11 11 1 today in a follow up to the strike I previously reported by United States Pacific fleet headquarters. At least 100 of thc planes had dl- rected aerial blows against thc Clark field sector by 10 n.

in. fJun- anesc time 'today, Domel said 'mi English-language, wireless dls- 1 oatch beamed to Norlh America end recorded by the. Federal Com muni- -a lions Commission. "Some 300 others" ranged ovc: of L-iKOii and the Vlsa.van "-en. Dcmel asserted.

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