Wilkes-Barre Sunday Independent

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Question Legality of Luzerne County's 1954 Tax Levy
A Paper For The Home
SUNDAY INDEPENDENT
WINDY, COLD
Highcet  today in 30i. Monday:   Olioudy,  wairoer.
48TH YEAR — NO, 21 — 72 PAGES
The 'Ordinary* Americans
M«nilMraadlt Bohma «f ClrciUaM«a<
WILKES-BARRE, PA., SUNDAY MARCH 21, 1954
(TNnXD PRBSS
WIrr New*    •*rTlc«
PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS
f^^ER}CfK 15 N\AOE OF «•©«,£•. '^ COODPEOPLZ-
BRAVe PEOPLE- HAROvv'OfiKlf^ PEOPLE- PE0P4-E UKE ,^
TrtE ..-" jdt^
MINER..       '   ^
THI$ MAN IS Wft»T»NG FORTHEELEV/ATOR.- TO 00 POmV TO H\S JOB-M'^VB£ A/WJ/if DOWN.
IT N\M BE OOSTy, OR DRIPPING VAJET— ATiOME LEVELS »T IS OVEN'HOT'Oa ICy-COLtX AT BEST IT'S ROGOED. BUT HE U/OULt>N'r TRADE JObSWTH you.
Big Scranton Factory Is Destroyed by Fire
WITHOUT /AOVING FROM^ yoUR CHAlR,THINK.OF ALL THE THINGS VWE HAVe,^AETAL ANb
WNERAL,WHICH CAME FRO(AfAIMES. ANO THINK OF THE MINER, DOWN THERE RIGHT NOW,U/OftKfNCdV lAMPL/CHriNTHE DAYT/Mfi.
5Hon.esDon,oged;|,j|.3rt|,y. 3 Alarms Sounded; ^. ^... ^' Explosions Heard   ' "HI NOt
Soft-Pedar
Taxpayers Assoc. Says:
Touched off by wall-shattering explosions, a three-hour, three-alarm fire la-st night destroyed the large, rambling As,sociated Mills plant at .'>;].')-,"»37 Orchard street, Scranton, and damaged five nearby dwellings before it was brought under control.
County Budget Action May Have Evaded the Law
Tile explosdona, police and fire offlciala »aid, occurred in a section^ oif the big embroidery piamt w4iere paint* and otiher JntfiammabJe I miaterialls were gltored. i
One ot the exp^losione knocked out part* ot the brick and fraanei wal'ls of the South Scranton landmark. Heard  3 Blastft could  nM be  reached
EM'ward Kililion,  whose home is estimate of the loas.
Rips at 'Chameleon' GOP Friends for Asking Him to Find No Wrong in Party
Did   the  Luzerne  county  commissioners  comply  with  the  l&w i« adoption of the 1954 county .vbudget? In the 1954 tax levy illegal?
These and other questions arc raised as the Taxpayern Associa¬ tion of Wyoming Valley—organ of the big coal companies of th« area—points out the -seemingly surreptitious manner in which th« budget   was   adopted   this   year.
OKLAHOMA CITY iipj        Sen.I    fhe Taxpayers Association also draws a contrast with the manner to  give  ani ¦^?''*'P''   ^-    McCarthy    said    last:'" which the state, city of VVilkes-|
'niffht he has been urged "almosti ^^''''f »"'J'I^p Wilkes-Barre achooliCongress ->ver a period of many dir«>ctiy in the rear of the plant, Officers of the first Scranton'*^'^''y" ^^ ^'^'' "chameleon Ke-j board handle the same part ofi months. In the commonwealth, said he was sealed in front of hialfirc  uroit  to   arrive  on   the  scene P'*"'r*"    friends"    to    soft-pedalitheir  duties. Governor Fine set up a budget for
television   set When   the   first  ex-iordered    two    additional    atonma '^'^''<^''"" "f the administration but'
that   he    refused
plosion occurred. He told report-: tramsmitted to provide aa many era he heard two more blasts as pumpers as possible for the many he ruishcd out to see the wadils' stream* required to control the caving. fast-sipreariing   flames.
Within   minutes,   the   fire   was;    In   addition   to   Killion's   homo, racing tibrougih the Interior of theithe fire damaged that of a neigh-
plant and a short time later was roarinig tlh rough the roof.
Costly Machines Lost
Valuatole     precision     machine*
to "put party above the interests of the Ameri¬ can people."
McCarthy said he had cam- paiged on behalf of the GOP more perhaiM than any other senator except the late Robert A. Taft.
"Almost cteily. my good friends, I have some of my chameleon Re- pu'blloBn   friend.i   urging   me   not
Army Is Confident of Substaniiating Charges lAgainst McCarthy, Cohn
bor, Joseph Mangan, who took  a
garden   hose   to   the   roof   of   .iis
home to keep it coo4 from the m-
tense heat. Fire damage also was reported|to see anything wrong about my u«e<i in fashioning embroidcrj-, a« at the homes of Walter Canavey,L^^ party" This attitude   M'-Car- wwM as costly rmv matenails, also 1216 Prospect street; Stanley Kote-Jthv said, .he has rejected'
sky.    220    r»n>spect    street,    and'
James     Sheridan,     222     Prospect
street.
The eoiitraNt is KtrikinKl,v un¬ complimentary to the county's way of doing thingK, Kince, at the very time the proposed budget is supposed to l)e "avail¬ able for intipeetion" by the pub¬ lic, it actually was kept in hiding.
Not even representatives of the Taxpa.vers Association were able  to  see  it.
the current bi-ennium showmg proposed sources of revenue and recommended method of expendi¬ ture. This wa» given great pub¬ licity and out of it the General Assembly adopted the budget and the   taxes   for  this  period.
In our own city I have attended meetings of the Wilkes-Barre city council where representatives of the mcrc.Tants, manufacturing, labor, newspaper editor!?. Chamber of Comm.^rce and others were in attendance  ano   discussed   the  de-
were destroyed.
Jacc* Fink of 530 Colfax avenue in Scranton, manager o* the plant.
The  situation  wa.s  brought  to a;
Ihcad  last  week  when  the  Sunday: „ ,      , „    ,.„    ,              ...
William    glrniinds o» groups for expenditures
of   the   Tax-
mi.    nr. .     r,       , ,• ,.   Independent    asked
TOe Wisconsin  Rej>uWican add-M^nnear.   manager
ed   that    I.   the   day   com.-.s   that payers   A-ssociation.   whv   his   or-
tne   Keiputoiii ,n   party   does   what
JDraft Free
W.\SHXNGTON  -Roy Cohn,  In- tfsiigaitor   for   S<'n.   Joseph   Mc-
WASHINGTON <IP» — The De-'Carthy would refrain from voting fense Department Is confident thclon any matter4 relating to him-. Army's  charges against Sen. Jos-ise'lf- |
eph   R.   McCarthy   and   Roy   M.| Differ an tross-Examlmitlon I
Cohn will be substantiated and: But Senator Qiarlos E Potter I their counter charges discredited,! (R.Mich) had a different idea' high  souives  said  Saturday, jaboui   the   rules  for   oross-exami-;
John  G.  Adams,  Army  counsel-'nation. I
Carthy over whom has broken a lor who wvg a prime target of; "j don't think the Army should! •tortn because o* the Army's daim; the McCarthy-Cohn charges, has;be able to cross-examine," he said.i that he soushit pre<ferenti«il treat- been questioned closely by Defensej "n tjjpy },ave questions, they I m'lK for G David Sohlnf, a for-'Department lawyers, It was learn-ij^ould submit them to the com- mer inveMicator aind close friend.led, and ha« denied all M<.'Carthy;fnfcteg 'ITiat's as far as we should] when  the latter waa dnaifted  into'claims. g<,
service,    himsollf    e»cap|ed    being:    Ajnong
drafted three tim»a since 1»45, Adams and Army Secretary Rob-i McCarthy twice becaiuse he was proiposed for ,.rt T. Stevens promised to dig up:willing for appointmeait   to   VVest   Point   and ..g^^,,^.  ^,^^- ^„  (^c other  military
SENATE PREOICI
CRASH OF C-113 BEING SIODIED;
TAX BILL VICTORYIENGINES ROUGH
Knowland Expects Eisenhowers Plan Will Become Law
18 Servicemen Died In Plunge Into Field; Pennsylvanian Included
. , , ganization   made  formal  objection
I condemn on the pan of my good to   t^e   adoption   of   the   county's Democrat    friends,    thar.    day    ^
and    the    pot:sibilities    of
money  for  such  purposes.
The   directors    of    the
raisinc
Wilkes-
iBarre school district also give all
this   country.    The
is   made  a   matter  of
in    arwspapers    and
u  „ . . W' budget.
Shall no toniger desen'o to remain.    „        .     ,., in power." "^"¦'^  "   '''»  answer:
McCaptihy   said   he   h&f.   no   HI,    The     puiMiciiing    of feeling for Pn^sident E3is<'nhower.ibudget»   is   one   of   the Would Back Ike jtax safeguards that has
"Whi'le I heartily disagree with^^j^r soime of the thinigs the adndini-v' traiiooi is doing. I stili tbirek the ^'"^*'°" average is hiigh enough so thai if he wvre runmiiirg for office today, I would still be comipc'JIed to cam¬ paign  for him." McCarthy said.
McCarthy gpokc without a pre¬ pared text at a $10-a-plate Re¬ publican dinner at Oklahoma City attended  by 1,000 pei-sons.
McCarthy covered a broad field
sides an opportunity to discuss with them the budget plans for an oncoming fiscal year.    In fact,
oroDosed *"   "^   °^^   nmnicipal   bodies   and _lr_.„t!school boards permit examination
greatesti been  set
federal
and   discussion   of   their   budgets, but In recent years there has been
..    ......    little
dis-i
the' I Continued
newspaper on Page 8,
discussion Section 1)
WASHENGTON (IPl—Senate Re-     ANNAPOUS,    Md.    <U'i — Air of topicis in the speech, includingj
,publicaii   leaders   Saturday   foi«-Force    Inveatigators    yesterday j a   review   of   his   stand   against;
We'll have our own impartial:cast jun administration \-ictory in studied    whether   engine   trouible 1 trade   witih   Red   Ohma   and   his!
-hese charges were that:counsel and staiff. ji^j   battle   against   increasing   in-caused the crash o{ a C119 "Fly-"blackmail"     complaint      aigainst;
himself  said  he  was:come tax exemption.s e^'en if the ing Boxcar' which took the Hve* Army Coun.sel .Tohn G, Adams.
the    Army   to   cross-,Senate   approves   the   mi'-asure.      !of   18  serViceflmen,   jncludiing  SKwne Will  Not  .Step  Down
nim    and    thought    the     i^jj^   viewpoint   waa   expressedj"*^"*-' hitch-hikers." In a news conferenre before the
would   have   t h a t; puhjidy    by    GOP    Floor   Loader'    The    goiant    Air    Force    plane .'•peech.    McCarthy    rejected    .«pn.
right     Tliis   apparently   indicated; wjijiajn    F    Knowliud    and    pri-!craahed   and   exploded   in   flames; S t u a r t   Symington'.s   .susrge.stion
Wreck the Arm.v" ''^   P'*"*   ^   ^^   »on'^   questions vately   bv   other    R e p u b 1 i c a niFridaj'    night    17    minutes    afier; that he gc;  compUtely out of his
ling oxamine
lay off the A;my "I'll
that   Cohn:*^ "''»"'"•
the   third   time   when   the   draft, g^.rvices for McCarthy if he would Army   counsel
ran out. Oohn   registered   in    194S   when
(x>  waa 18 and   wa.i cLasBiified  1-A
^  a .Ve^- York  ,i.raft  board.  The     ^^^e   Army   charges
^.r    «*h    r^rmanv    and    Japan ''"'^<-   Ihrqealenc^   to    wreck     the
w..  Koin«  fu<il   bla*l.   That  sa^ne Army and got S evens   job
w«.k  Benjamin   J.  Rabm,   Demo- Army  did   not  •JV"'  ^P*;-.*'    .:„,
j^^^ ment to Pvt. o David SJchine, drafted former unpaid consultant on McCarthy's permanent investi-
if the treat- i
Benjamin   J erattc    oonyreasman    fro«n York's    42n:l    di.strict.    iwirninHted
CVuhn for  Wewt  Poin*,   Lhiis  otoU-i     ,, „i„..„^»-.^
,m, ,h« df«ft board to r«.la«*ify, »*""« »"»«^>«">'«ee. him  4-B,   awirtMng   entrance   into:    The  McCarthy-Army showdown the academy. i«M rapidly nearly a climax.
Again and Again TT^ere were these developments:
The     deferment     lfl«»ted     from     h   Sen. Karl E. Mundt (R-SD). Waroh   to   August.     Wh<.n   Cohn w^ho will  act as temporary chair- f»,led to pass the physacal cxami-'man of the McCarthy subcommit- nstior, for WiSt Point. Iw   u-a» re-t^-e   in   investigating   the   charges. classified  1-A.  the  draft  s>iii  con- said   he   will   invite   a   "at'»"a''y-iyouths tinuing. A fcM- we.-ks later. Rabinil^nown  attorney lo  serve as '"de-;^^^^ renominated Cohn for Wewi Point'P'-nd*""' '^oun.-tl. •rd the draif'. board again had to     2.    - McCarthy's
3 DEAD, 3
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[spokesmen They suggested t'niat:taking off from Boiling Air Popce|subiommittre durinc; its investi- la conference cominittee called to!Bas€-. Washington, on a flight to gation of hi.-; fued with the Army. :a  compromise   differences  in   theiMitehell  Field,  l/ong Island. j    The   dispute,   reviewed,   in   the
:Senate and House tax bills wouldlu^j^^  In Field si>eech.   wie   described   us   not   a
DAXVILLE,    Pa.    (IP   Two wore    killed    and    three per.^ons   were   injured   yes¬ terday in a head-on crash of two
kill   an   amendment   to   raise   ex emptions, if the Senate does not
Has Confidence
"My f&eling is that the bill that i ultimatedy passes will be very close to the pasiflon of the Presi- , dent and the one passed by the 1 House," Knowland told reporters. {The House vote aguinst the in- jcreaee exemptions.
Sen   Walter   F.   George,   D-Ga.
Flj-jng through rain arvd wind, the plane went down in an open field near the hamlet of Lothtan, about 15 mile* south of An- napohs.
The «Je*d—all those a'board—in¬ cluded 11 Air Force Servicemen, six of whom were the crew, five from the Navy, one from the Army and one Marine
fight with the Army but one withj "a few individuals" in the Pen¬ tagon.
McCarthy described Secretary' of the Army Robert Stex'ens as a' "fine, Innocent, honest" man who "could not cope with thw old-time: Pentaeron politicinn" j
Snvs Pentagon  Afraid i    He    said    there    apparently    le
5 Hurt When Car Upseis On Oupont Highway
Five men. all believed to be residents of Wilkes- Barre. were injuied when their automobile upset at Uupont Highway and Laflin Road early this morn- ingr.
They were taken to the V.\ Hospital in an ambu¬ lance and were being treated this moining at 1:30.
•Name.-: were not immediately available.
The car is believed to have up.set after striking a guard rail.
It was reported the car left the highway and rolled over several times.
The occupants were trapped in the wreckage for a time.
chief
The    wreckage    was Senate   .spokesman   for   hisjover  a  half   mile   area.     Burned the outcome and   mangifd   bodies  were  hurled
g^.g^(^f^,j I someone in the Pentagon "deathly
subcommif.eelautomobiles   on   Route   S4   during """l     ^ nir  to  decide .  h.,^.^  >.i„  ,.„,i  f^„ :*J (Jay."*.
party on taxes, said
will   depend   mostly   on   the   eco
nomic
trend  over the next 30 or! the crash
ifrom the plane by the im'pact of
driver  of!    ^"   ^'^^^  '^'"'   House  Democrats
tried to attach an amendment to
1   exemptions,
taxiiayer  and
change   Cohn's    standing   to   4-B. colleagues   were   trying   to   decide j^  heavy  rain  and  fog. Oncf   more   he   was   rejected   for; the   trcklish   question   of   whether,    Donald   Crtwiford,   20, ph)-si<-a4   r.»a8on.s   and   the   boardlto   let   the   Wisconsin   Republican;„n^   „f   j^p   j^^s,   was   killed   in-] __    changed  his draft  .•rtatus  back tolvote and cross-examine witnesses,jt^ntly in the collision. Roy Loyg, increase   per son 1 *J|||l.A iin the inve»tig«tion which beginsijg^ ^ passenger in Crawford's car,i"°*  ^^'^  ^°'"  ^^^
f
That   same   year   Rabiti   nosni- (Continued on  Page 8. Seetioii 1)
Mrs. Alice Rklgely, a farm wife. {Continued on Page 8. Section 1)
afraid of the continued expo!»ure' for which hi.s committee has been ro sponsible
McCarthy also said he wa.<! con- flde'Pt subcommittee Chief Coun¬ sel  Roy Cohn  vviM  be  cleared  by
State Trooper Cuddy, Shot by Son, 13, Dies
U HOUR TV SHOW LISTS
Tuseday. ,di«M   several   hours   later   in   Gel-j dependent,   to   J700,     That   effort
3.   Defense St-t-retary Charles E.;singer Hospital here. j^'w   rejected   by   a   vote  of  210-
Wilson  has  forbidden  officials  tO;    Two other youths in Crawford's '^*'
use  mechanical devices  to  record;car,  Amos  Liove,  19,  and  Witliam'    George Is sponsoring an amend- tc^lephone   conversations   u n 1 e s slwinters,   19,   Were   taken   to   the^ment to raise exemptions to $800 there  is  vionsent of all parties  to hospital   in   serious   condition.       ithis year and to $1,000 in  1»55. the conversation. |    The   driver   of   the   oUicr   auto-|    OemocraU    have    argued    thatlmerstein
Telephone'Kfcordlngs? '^    "^.\    oA, ^^^"^'^   '^':'''»'''..'*?'lgeneral income tax relief is neediMcCarthy  to Mary  Martin .,^n.,-
Wilson's order sacmed to reflect I Danville  XU3   also  was   hospital-: ^ ^ a 1   Income   tajc   relief   isi    in between will be people suchj^'."f
question   whether   the   Armyjizcd-   Her condition was described'^^^^^    ^^    increase    purchasing;a3    Edgar   Bergen.   Ed   Sullivan,!"itiction oK'ordings   of   conversations as^fair. ^ ^       ,^     ,  power    an    head    off    economic!Groucho   Marx.  Ezio   Pinza.   Gor
about!^ rouble.    President Eisenhower
74 BLIND TAKE JOBS, REMOVED FROM DPA
HARRISBURG MPi The .state Welfare Department reported that T4   blind    persons   were   ab'.e   tojthe
leave   public   assistance   or   blind;has   ..>- „¦.   —    — Tiu j j
pension rolls during the vear end-1 with   .McCarthy.  Cohn. other  sub-;    The   accident    occurred
Hif June  30.  193S.  at  a saving  of|committee   staff   members   in   the,three  miles  north  of  here. 1,^^^,   fought   the   proposals   on
$40,890   to   the   commonwealth.       Shine case. !  „~JJ^^ ^°"'^»   v'""^u     "L i     V»«>""'1»   ^hat   the   e<-onomic   out-
The 74 became qualified to ac-     Defense olluials have said that|¦^^"'^rj;"    *^° ^'    Northumberland|,^k  l3 „ot serious and that  the
•ept   Jobs   provided   through   the|go,nc of Coiin's conversations with '^        ^^  I Treasury cannot stand the loss of
rehabilitation     program     i»f     the!Army   officials   were   "monitored"^ !revesue—$2,500,000,000  a  year   for
State C^ncil   for  the  Blind ! -    that   i.s,   stenographers   listened; cr|C|UT|CT    DflCTC    RftMni*" '"ce®**' of $100 in exemptions
The jobs obtained  by the coun-jm and  took notes. ' ^I^     «„««..«."    ^    .«   t-I^"''   """^  ^'"'   '"'•^^''   '"'•'*^*'»'
ell  for the   rehabilitated   included     Howtwcr, no mechanical record-! QN    OBSCURITY    CHARGE'    House  Republican  leaders have those of  vending stand  operator.i.ings have been found. '    pHIIJ^DLPHIA   'IPt       Dr    Rovif"'^''^''^    ^^^^    ^''-    Ei.senhower
t^lenhone salcsinen,  piano  tuner-       Mundt told newsmen, "in a sense j^     Marshall     nationally    known'^o"'*'  ^^^<' ^'' *''"  '^ '"^  reached lanitors,   sewing   machine   or every   member   of  the  co'^'"'"«':scientist   and' television   personal-
tors, rug weavers, messcn^       and is  on  trial    in  "•- -'"=¦«
hakers'   helpers. Mundt    s.iJid
the inve.<»tigation of the Army diis-,    state   Police   Cpl.    Cheater    V.
pute now being planned. Cuddy,    a    Wilkce-Barre    native,
Ad.Tims'   report   of   alleged   prefl-died last night in St   Luke's Hos-
...-    «Tiin« i''"''^  broug.h,t  by  Cohn   on   behalf |pita],    Bethlehem,   of   a   gunshot
ENTERTAINMENT    STARS jo'   former  committee   investigator^ ^.q^^j inflicted bv his 13-year-old
ilP)-.The    talent:^- ^*'^'*' ®''*""^- ^'ho wa^ drafted,,^^^  ,^^1  Sunday during a  family
hour-and.a-half;PL'^:P'^^ McCarthy's "blackmail jquarrell.
Cpl.   Cuddy,   48,   was   the   hus-
NEW    YORK
lineup    for    t»e    ..v...... ¦:¦•! retort
television  show that will  nin  the:    ^^^^^v     referred     to     Okla-
gamut   of   the   six   stage   hits   of^^^.^     Democratic     Sen.     Mike,^       ,,
Richard Rodgers and Oscar Han-, .. 1^;^^,^.daughter    of    former
    will  range  from  Charlie j^^    Fauntleroy"    of    the    "left! MaV^^  Robert  Pfeiflc
"      "" - He   scoffer   at   Monroney's,    Troopers  said that Cuddy s .sorr
of    the'  subcommittee's!I^a^'"^   •^'"'''' ^is father with a .2.
Bethlehem
tactics,   classinig    the
^oTSkcR^rPloreTce H';;derso;.;With "the bleeding  hearts."
Oklahoman]'¦'"'' ^''  ^'"l   '•'"'¦«"'^'p<^   f«"" Christ-
!nias.
The mother was being held in $5,000 bail on charges of aggra¬ vated assault and battery with In¬ tent to kill as a result of the shooting.
Police said she had instructed the boy to load the rifle and pro¬ tect her from his father. The couple had been arguing.
Cuddy was shot by his son aPter he struck his wife se\'erail timev. State Police detectives said.
The boy was turned over to th« .custody of his matemail grand- [f,ather.
"in a sense, of  the  committee the   hearings he   expected
Mc-
: scientist   and   television   personal-1'^^"^ ^^''^'' «•" amendment Ity. was free in $1.00 bnil nendin":|in<'o™*' *^ exemptions, arraignment    on    charges   of
,Tohn Raitt, .Tan Clayton, Pat Mon.son, Yul Brynner, Tony Mar¬ tin   and   Rosemary  Clooney.
This promises to be quite a program. It will be seen on both the National Broadcasting Co. and Columbia Broadcasting Sys¬ tem netw.trks from 8 to 9:30 p.m. next   Sunday.     General   Foods   is
 sponsoring the affair to the tune
to raise I of something like $.'«)0,000 to cele¬ brate  its 25th anniversary.
an
AHoona Tr. s SiroW \n T-Shirf ^eis off Full-Scale Kidnap Score
ALTOONA, Pa., (IP) -Uttle t*rry Hook. 2 1-3. went for a •tW.I at 2 a.m. yesterday, clad pnly in a T-shirt, and started a W'o-hour kidnap scare.
Police found htm sound asleep *" the rain beside the main line tracks of the Pennsylvania Rail- f^ad about a half-mile from nome.
Except  for  the  effects  of  cold '•nd exposure, the youngsters was "< "good condition," Altoona Hos¬ pital  authoriUes  said. L*rrj''s father, Howard B. Hook,
called police at 2:56 «,m. saying the boy apparently had been kid¬ napped. Hook said he left the house shortly after midnight to irteet his wife a vraitress at a nearby hotel. When thej' return¬ ed, their son was missing. Railroails Alert
Squads of city and railroad po¬ lice began to search the neighbor¬ hood. The railroad ordered its trains to proceed with caution through the area on the ohan<;e the boy may have wandered off akme near the tracks.
Tliat's where they found him.
letters    fo    five'
INSIDE THE INDEPENDENT
inajling   oi>ac<iie teen-aged girls.
Marshall, who has bt-en in men-ipj^^^gf ^y BOCSiSES DIG FOB DEGREE.S—Two Hollenback tal hospital since his indictment! 'cjemetery workers stud^- finance at night. Section One, Pajre *• last November, slipped into U. S.|
District   Court   late   Friday   wihlFlNE   tX>ACH   HOt'SE.S.   BUT  XARV   A   OOAIW—Landmarks  ofj his   attorney   «uid    bondsman   to|       carriage era found here among finest in US. Section One, Page 20
post  the bail.    It was  Marshall's;  .   ...^r
flrt   public   apearance   since   the'EX-MINEB IS  PIANT'S IDEA  .MAN- indictmemt. I       production  at Connecticut factory.
-nie surety bond was preaented, c,i„„ r..„-i Section Page
jValley Scene
South Washingto}! <^trret hitfiinegionayi vinitinr) neif/hbor- in<T mtoblhhment to fjet dnilji gupf)lii of .¦^privg irntri- pre- B'-ribfd  6,v  phygirinn.
S 0 H t h \VUk(»-Bnrre uoung Indn rtfking to fee exoisrd from sneietu inpftinfi Mondnti nirjht iv orrffr to romplrtr ivroinp ta.r returitf for, hentelf, her xister and mother.
Police Charge Young Mot/ier With Selling 4 of 7 Children
PITl'-SBURGH (IPi A 32-year- week ago after she and the child old mother of seven children toldiwere discharged from Allegheny police   today  she  gave   .iway  four j General   Hospital.
Trllrr in rentral eiti/ hank wearing an orange fis. St. Pat- rirk'it   Daii.
-Warrior Run native Section Three, Page
speeds 12.
to U. Carr.
S.  Commissioner Henry  P. When   asked   his   a,ddre9s,i
Section Pagei
Amusement    .Three
defense    attorney     Raymond     A.jA'-ound the Town Two
Speiser   said   Marshall   could   beiC'ty  Hall   ^n«
reached   at   Pennsylvania   Hospi-!C'a»s*f'ed    t!**"""
tal.    Marshall listed his home ad-iCounty       .^ "ne
dress   at   413   Haverford   avenue, Lansdownc.
It was expected that Marshall will be arraigned before U. 6. district   Judge   Thomas   J.   Clary
within  the  next  few weeks.
Crossword Puirie  Four
Drew Pearson  Two
EMgar Guest  Two
Editorial Two
Frank Tripp  Two
Obituary
..One
8 Creorge M. Adams  Two        6
THome Builderi  Four       9
17 ".liiJos  Two        6
S-llRadio    Three   11;
18 'olK-rt C. Ruark  Two        7
12 Sports    Two    1-5!
« State Capitol  One       19
«State   News    One       18
8 Thomas Stokes  Two        7
7 Television    Three    10
8 Women's  Section    Three 1-7
How Sen. Wood Was Dropped
How Sen. Newell Wood was dropped by the county Repub¬ lican organdzat ion at a meeting with Governor Fine at the exec¬ utive mansion at Indiantown Gap last Sunday makes an in¬ teresting gtory.
The story is told in the "Politics" column, on the 'EMi- torial Pa^e of the Sunday Inde- pendemt today.   '
of   her   babies   for   $100   each   so they  would  have  a  "good  home".
Mrs. Nancy BJack and her hus¬ band Hilton, .'!7, were held on va¬ grancy charges while authorities questioned an unidentified lawyer who allegedly handled the trans¬ actions. Denies 'Sale'
"I didn't sell my kids,' Mrs. Black said in police court this morning. "'I had $100 given to me and just wanted to see tlAit they had a good home."
Mrs.    Bla<k,    mother    of    three other  children,  was arrested  Fri day night after police received an anonj-mous  telephone  call  from  a
The Blacks said the lawyer and a v/oman identified as his secre¬ tary went to the hospital soon after the infant was born "to look it  over."
The husband and wife said the lawyer gave them  $100, of which they used $20 to pay on the hoe- pital bill. Woman Watting
Police said Mrs. Black took Oie baby home and then turned the child over to the secretary who was waiting at the couple's d«n«y North Side apartment when they arrived. One of the four babies, she told
woman who said she had read ofj police, waa returned eight months
;the   babies   sold   in   Canada   for'later by the couple who  received
iadoption and thought police wnuldiit and the child later w«a turned
be   "interested"   in   Mrs.   Black's! over to Juvenile Court Mrs. Black
cage i said a fifth child also was turned
Quii% Work lover   for   adoption   and   her   twa
Poli.-e said Mrs. Black said sheiother   children   are   being   c»red
Isold   her   latest   baby,   a   girl,   ajfor by relaUvee.
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