The Conshohocken Recorder, April 28, 1960

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TA 8-4600 Vol. 9050 Thursday. April 28. 1960— 10c
♦ SO GOOD!
♦ 90 Years of Know How
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WRECK-Less
Week Could
Save Lives...
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LeVs Try to Stay Alive,
Halt Sadistic Slaughter
Through Recklessness
FREE AT LAST — Rescuers remove Samuei Harrison from wreckage after 90 minutes.
Schoolgirl Dies;
Driver Is Pinned
In Smashed Car
Fireineu Work *J0 Minute*
To Free Operator of Sedan:
3 OtherTeenagers Ba«Uy Hurt
A Norristown school girl was injured fatally, three
other teenagers and a Mount Airy man were hurt seriously
In a head-on collision of their cars on Barren Hill Rd. near
Hart*fl l.nnp. Whitemarsh township, at 2 Monday afternoon.
I ir-men worked for an hour End
a half to free Samuel Harrison. 39 WlfTIJUk OO
«.f HI W. KHet SI., who was pinned » »^" ■ Ifwl, .46V
in the wreckage .if his ii»59 I'lvm- . ■ *vj «s»a»% av| Cf%f\ I IC
©uth sedan. He wan Uken to Sacred UNCONbvlUUb
MraM hoanltal. NwrUtnwn. with a
.,in|M.und lei fracture, maltlplr rih CIYTU RAY
Rotary to Honor
Kev. Dr. West
Past President* Night will
feamrsal at 6 Monday by Con
-i.ohocken floury Club at Chick
Bdum Oardens
Member* wiil par tribute
Floyd LKJUM', president.
There are 14 former presidents
or the organifcrtion stlfl active In
Rotary And they will Join the group,
that night.
ate of Appreciation will
be presented Monday night to the
Richard Schweiker |Cr*»#
Opi'niior
Killed
MY LEG. MY LEG, IT Hl'RTS — Screaming in agony, TJnnM liiCarlo. 16. of
1700 New Hope St., Norristown, repeats plea for help before lapatng into uncon-ciousness
again while pinned in car which collided headon with another automo-hile
on Barren Hill Rd. Monday afternoon. Dr. Lawrence Llmbert, right of Cotv
shohoeken, prepares pain relieving injection as passerby does best to comfort girl,
one of four teenagers injured, <>iie_fata!ly In crash. Mary DeLucca. 16, <>f_ tifiO
Sandy St., Iforristown, died Tuesday in Montgomery Hospital Morrwtown. Ites-cuers
worked for two hours, first freeing Miss DICarlo, then Harrison. Three am-bulances
and as many rescue squad* were sUBUUOncd ;.< aaatuat.
(Review on-tiia-apf1 photos)
Rips Organization,
Victor by 5,000
wedge driven aolldly Into the, districts helped Schweiker pile up
strong Republican Organtxatlon In a total of 37.702 rwrei to the 32385
■ pal Church of Conihohocken.;wncn EUuns Wetneru, ot Piyn.0uth
| where he served 30 years.
13'- am ■ his af Meeting won a seat on the board t
wide range oi ^ coumy commissioners u ....
activity, both within his parish and dependent Cflndldate. mt tne -„..
in the community, the Rotary Cluo.; !y wWc open on Tuesday with the l
on behalf of local ctiseru. will ae(M,t of Rep John A ^ Jr. [
honor the Re*. Dr Wet Soon Dr ,j ,hr 13ih ii3lrici te a Uiird ^J
Wiai ccJruiuiL«-s Uu SOtri ir.;;;vc.-- (jl- ,WII Vears.
ond une Lower
Continued n Page Levenl
sary of his ordination to the Epis-copal
priesthood
frartore* and a fractured
Mtis Mary DeLucca, 16. of 669
Sandy St.. Norristown, who was
nmo-ed tr critical condition to^hurt- one seriously, at 5 47 Friday
2>Ion*40inery bosoltal. Norristown. morning when the car In which
Three Phils'lelph la youths were
dlrd there at 4:45 PM. Tuesday.
The teenagers the waa with were
Miss Theresa DICarlo. 16. of
17u0 New Hope St., Norristown;
Francis P. Pupek, 16, of 522 Harry
8t. Conahohocken and Russell
they were riding sldeswlped a tree
and plowed into an en bankmetit
on Hart's Lane, below Barren Hill
Rd.. Whitemarsh township.
William DUlon. 20. 373! Earlham
Bast Palls, a passenger in the
Deery, 16, of 29 Corson Rd.. An-[car, was thrown to the highway.
dorra Acm, Whitemarsh township. He was unconscious when found
Miss DICarlo and Pupek are In by Sgt Jnht. Leobold and Officer
Mcmtsooiery hospital. Norristown. aeorge Th'flpson Whitemarsh
where they were taken In the police who administered oxygen ID
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Man Injured
At Steel Plant
A 25-yeat-old JeffersonvUle man
was Injured when he fell 10 feet
from a platform at Alan Wood Steel
Co., Conahohocken. early Tuesday
morning.
Patrick Heidorn, of 162 Oxford
Circle, was on a platform working
to remove a pump shaft when an
extension corj he was using caught
on a pipe and broke free, causing
Heidorn to tumble backward Into
an emergency steam pump pit.
The Injured worker was taken
to Montgomery hospital for
treatment of abrasions of the -back '
;'id for x-rays Heidorn works tn (Oft
::;ace power rt-p. .■
Richard S. Schweiker, 34-year-old
iiiduitu--ii executive who ran for
aff*M fnr the f:r*t Mtif, polled:
nearly 5000 vote* more than Con- j
nrwwman Lafore. The Republican;
nominee, a rwldent of Huvr-rford.!
conceded 4 11:30
Wetherill
GOP BOSH
Of County?
After auOeruig Ha third slau„t
J*ane Pnj«<-.-*4. of Oxford, was
u.jui.'d latally at 11^30 today WI-.T
the It-ton crane he was operating
at the Site of th< 136,000,000 Alan
Wood Steel Co. expansion project
overturned, trapping him between
the cab and the ground.
Pierce, a widower, was employed
by P. J. Owensby Jk Sons, of Wil-mington,
LH1. an outside contract-ing
firm working on the expansion
program. He was pronounced dead
upon arrival at Montgomery hos-pital.
Norristown.
Pier.-f m survived by two children
l™ than two ind . tall hour, .rur'j ["" *;'™1 J" ,nve »"•"• lhf °i,ce
invincible Moni«om»*ry County Re-the
polls closed. publlciui Orgnni/ation was licking
The successful nominee is the
brut her-in-law of William Slras-burg.
publisher of weekly newspa-pers
in Ambler. Willow Drove and
North Philadelphia.
At the fame time WeUiertU, an
Eisenhower Republican, upset the
organization candidate for County
Ottawa .on- - the late Bernard K
DUuaeph. running Independently.
tut wounds today and trying to fix
respuiislbillty for its major setback
In the Congressional contest st the
primary on Tuesday.
Wliile Party leaders refrained
from making anyone fie "whip-ping
boy" In Richard 8. Schweik-ers
stunning victory over Congress-man
John A. Lafore Jr. Court
House observers were considering a
Furrrn Yminl
To V'w I'ohl
John E. Parren. 310 Payette St.
. .,<i«>inUrd asslsUnt man-
•gar lor Life Insurance Co. ol
North America, Wynnewood career
Me attended St. Josephs
OoUegs and received a bachelor de-gree
from lona College in New Ko-cheUe.
N. Y. in 1857
\Loyalty Day, USA
To Attract 50,000
At Valley Forge
The captivating beuuty of a pink and white dogwood
blossom hacktlrup, the lilt of martial music the eolOarfttl
display of hundreds of flags and banners, the mystical
thrill of being on hallowed ground and the historical sig-nificance
of the pageantry will combine Sunday to enrap-ture
more inaft fib.OOl) expected at the nrnt National Loyalty
Day, USA. at Valley forge Park.
The program theme. "Pifgant ofr —
America." will include tableaux de-1 pilgrims st Plymouth." In eca>
plctlng historical events, a parade
of famous Rags In American haV consnohocken Htirh arlinol gt.i-lory,
display of state flans. I «.n- lIr:;.- f:i]\ a^\n Tineoln's (Sattya.
cert by the fsnied Second Army i burg Address" to the buck ground
hand and all «lr demonstration by mUsic of "BatUe Hjtiin of the Re-
Alr Porte ami Nat} Jet planes. pubUc."
Hponsored by the Department of J spring Ford High school students
P..insvlvHnln. Veterans of Poreign ttlu (K.t,lcl -pe,,,,. Treaty with the
Win*, it will fatturt i.itiicnal ecle- tncj!nna ■■
britles. Inoludlng Congressman VFW' group-t will depict Toer
James E. Van Zsndt. of Altoonu.. C|l 1-llllH fl. Uie v e 8 1*,^^
tliree times national commnndfr-tic
dumped the organization choice; combUiation of defects.
■ Schweiker beat Lafore. J7.8I0 to
The unexpected ctwy tor the< 33.004
.dfrpenier.i candtdatr cam* Mo«ii ooaerven b'iMir ljif(irr»de-
, arfai iComttMttd wn/f JV>- aaaasy
K. r. MiMir**
US A L Dtraetor
Edward P Moore Is director of
'• ken Federal Savings and
Loan Assoclntlon. not a vice presi-dent,
as he was listed last week in
uu arttosS concernlns his recent ap-ui
SM MunUioraery
'Continued on pa** Sixi
t Mill, i Leagnc
ln-chlcf of the VPW, who will give
the principal address
Judge John (i Hmsky will In-troduce
guests und Robert Christ-enberry.
who investigated boxii.g
as New York Slate athletic com- Itrlmil MllV lii-|.»
miasloner, will introduce the
speaker.
Upper Merlon High school stu-dents.
In full authentic costume,
will present a tableau depleting the
"Signing of the Declaration n tn*
■ new "
An annual Spring Spiritual Re-treat
for Senior Luther Leaguers
will take place May 13-15 in the
Poconos Registration must be com-pleted
by May 1. according to the
Re" Harold P Doebler. pastor, St
in. JI M ni-i] si (Jnuri'ii oi Barren
i| uep.tt u«? Landing oi uic Hill