Chester Times (Newspaper) - January 17, 1953, Chester, Pennsylvania SCHOOL ANNEX Nether Providence High School dedicates ils addition There arc pictures and a story on page Last City Edition THE WEATHER Chester Area Increasing ness and continued cold Cold er tonight with freezing rain lato changing to rain tomor Covers Delaware County First 77th 24 Pages JANUARY 1953 Entered 2nd class matter nt the Pa under Act of March 1879 5 Cents Darby Woman Saved From Asphyxiation Quick Thinking of 2 Telephone Employes Police Say Prospect Park Group Fails in Surcharge Suit Against Council The effort of R group of pay from the payers of Prospect Park to have cale of Mowers Council line court surcharge members of fused reinstatement and Mower appealed to in mandamus council for expenditures Thc courl lhe The alertness of a Bell Telephone by the ouster of former of in back operator and a supervisor Chief James Mower has VIEWS saved a 38yearold woman dismissed by the court at i Checking a partial the operator notified her supervisor who called an unidentified neigh bor of the When the neigh bor saw the woman alone and un conscious in the living she called The Miss Jean Dem 14 Servicemen Die as Plane Crashes Transport Falls Into Sea in Newfoundland While Trying to Land fUP Air Force transport plane crashed into the sea off the rugged Newfoundland const line last night killing all 14 PTC Workers Casting Secret Ballots on Contract Offer of an appeal from e audi was tors Argument was Judge Toal It can servicemen us not the of the court to Ike Facing Congressional Blowup Over Wilson Stock bo ore me our J to has Hied his opin ion of final Whether the case will be carried to a higher court has not been Robert counsellor the policemen it should as that is purely a function of municipal If the citizenry believe that officials are squandering pub funds their remedy is to vote them out of The appellants tried to show i The Harmon Air Base said the transport crashed just offshore at as it approached for a It was attached to the Northeast Air Command headquartered at Fort ENGINE TROUBLE of 4 6th was taken to Hospital at in Darby Fire The taxpayers objected to that council exercised poor or bad Thc plane was believed to have was revived after rejment of to Fred continued Judge engine trouble only a where large of i stone and to Fred They dfd show but had Physicians said the woman claiming that their done so it would not justify Inhaled a large amount of was mafle necessary by mile from the Harmon Base run PresidentElect Packs Personal Papers at By MERRIMAN SMITH NEW YORK UP President elect Eisenhower packed his personal eminent started a new Adopting New System oil Living Costs By ALAN ADAMS WASHINGTON gov papers at his headquarters here was in good condition The operator is Miss Sally of 9004 Chester and the supervisor is Miss Ger trude of 603 Baltimore East PRAISED BY POLICE Darby police credited their quick action in saving Miss Miss who lives her was alone in the dismissal of Objection John Diggins was counsel for to payment of David Newton in counsel Parkes Raymond DEs In his review of the Judge Alice Hoffman and James hp a and said if radioed and said goodbye to his staff to said that borough believing that its chief of police was misbehaving and disloyal in conniving to permit was attorney for the three Stephen McEwen re presented Howard Kinder and Clarence Theodore the action of the burgess in demoting him to the rank of patrol man and then his suspension from Judge Toal the civil the house at the manager of Bells Chester office said a call was placed through the Lansdowne of fice to a West Philadelphia num He said Miss Miller got a partial disconnection and heard a woman mumbling when she tried to check the She notified her supervisor who called a next door The who declined toj identify walked onto the Dembecki porch and saw the wom en seated in a living room appearing very POLICE CALLED Police men Charles Williamson entered the house i service commission of the borough strument minute in day on the eve of his departure j It crashed a i for i measuring the average living costs today in a move direct ly affecting workers across the For the first the Bureau borough Taxpayers who started the legal action were and John 634 Maryland and Charles 640 Maryland Ellen Halliday Ceiling was reported at feet at the time and visibility extended four DELAY REPORT A Harmon base spokesman said an official report on the accident would not be released until next ofkin had been The nature of the planes mis sion was not The incoming chief executive Lf Labor statistics began talcing I gave Mower a upholding his demotion but ordering his rein statement as a 721 Summit Patterson and her Ellen AU the servicemen aboard were 1120 Folsom and at the Fort Pepperell and his official family will leave by special train tomorrow for the Capital and the inauguration cere monies There was no appointment sched ule listed for today and aides said Eisenhower planned to spend only the morning at his Commodore Hotel TO VIOLATE LAW Burglar Routed By Gunfire at Colwyn Home Monsignor Dies Aboard Plane SWITZERLAND UP John of Los died of a heart attack a plane carrying a party of Catholic includ ing Francis Cardinal Spellman ot j New home from the Vatican A 60yearold Colwyn man routi City ed a burglar with a shot from a Cawley died at just outside 13 MIG Planes Knocked Down During Week By ROBERT UDICK oe early today after the v le discuss with I his top advisers what action to take in the case of Charles his secretary of defense Wilsons confirmation by the Senate has been held up by some senators who contend that Wilson will violate the law if he retains stock in General Mo tors while serving as defense sec Wilson resigned as GM president to take thi defense The Presidentelect had a full day yesterday capped off with an Korea to a group of Columbia Friday after a fighters scored a 130 through a window when they found the door John of 106 Main fol the back door They the gas was turned on in the kitchen and all windows and fired as the man fled into the special plane carrying 12 prelates victory over vaunted Communist ail Air Cardinal archbishop Force announced were called and was surprised in a second floor an unscheduled landing in last weeks heavy rles Connor and by the mans Geneva j action over the 5th of New had left the to Paris by train be j fore Cawley University alumni at a dinner last night honoring Young retiring dean of the Columbia Law whose resignation were The Darby ambulance The burglar escaped with a pock was called while the gas containing and a turned off and windows Heather jacket of This was the third burglary at tempt made at the house in the past according to Todays Weather Temperatures for 24 59 low this morning 24 j The two Umes the bur lars average 48 normal Mared off Mrs said Browns Because of the burglary Precipitation In 24 She said her husband kept the pistol this his bed when he went to Sun sun Moon moon Local NOISE Brown said the burglary oc Train Dropped To Inaugural A special train for Delaware Not one Allied fighter was shot as president of Columbia is ef by the Soviet jets in the said that as he em first 16 days of the Air Force while some 15 Red jets have barked on his new White House duties he realized that only altitude duel over near the One of fighters scheduled to be run by was knocked down in the battle Pennsylvania Railroad to between four Sabres and 10 ton Tuesday for the of j Red Vincent Presidentelect Dwight Crystal got credit for hower has been the MIG A lack of passengers caused the The score topped a been knocked out in the same through the advice of men such Sabre outnumbered more than two to met the Red MIGs again today in a high curred between 1 and of tne Haverford week for the Air Force which while she was lying ness and continued cold Colder tonight with freezing rain late changing to rain to Expected to 38 low 30 high toj TEMPERATURES ELSEWHERE said quietly opened a bedroom door in ship Young Republicans train of laid down an almost record bar rage of rockets and bombs on northwest Korean rail road Red supply A few minutes after she heard aseven coaches and a baggage 125 persons signed i about 98 from or the City Atlanta Bismarck Chicago Denver Jacksonville Los Angeles Miami Phoenix San Antonio San Francisco Tampa Winnipeg High 70 16 28 43 74 68 75 64 40 55 80 10 As I opened the I saw a man standing there and he turned Low i a flashlight on my face and lit up 55 j the whole she I 4 screamed and slammed the 24i Brown awoke and attempted to the His wife said bottlenecks in the The railroad said at least 300 lines from persons must be guaranteed under i American last night Interstate Commerce Commission smashed two supply areas north regulations before a special can west of Pyongyang and a marshal as Dean Smith and the prayers of a United America could he per form his job in an address to the Columbia Eisenhower bor rowed a from the inaugural such things as baby food and tele vision sets into account in prepar ing next months consumers in The shift in method will affect workers paychecks under the so called escalator clauses in many union contracts which are tied to the 75 NEW ITEMS The Bureau of Labor Statistics announced yesterday that it is modernizing its index costs to in clude about 75 new such as television baby ice laundries and the cost of It will also give new importance to such family budget items as housing costs and Food on the other will be counted as only 30 per cent of the compared to 35 per cent under the old Bureau Commissioner Ewan Clauge explained that the food item alone will alter the results in the new While a rise in food prices had a big effect on boosting the old it would not tend to change the new one to such an Labor leaders have complained that the new system will disrupt present contracts tied to living CIO Vice President Emil Rieve said it will present an im mediate problem of renegotiating the wage escalator clauses in their current REUTHER NOTICE Walter CIO auto Duff and Byrd Both Oppose Business Ties By JOHN STEELE WASHINGTON elect Eisenhower faces his first blowup with Congress today as some senators held that Charles Wilson will violate the law if he retains his General stocks while defense The row apparently jeopardized the chances of Wilson and his top defense aides getting Senate con by inauguration day as Eisenhower has re SEEK MORE ADVICE Senate Armed Services Corn workers has served no address he will make that he would seek to As long as we preach the unions fiveyear contract conviction and teach with with the industry which has that is the true defense against nearly three years to run be he SUMS UP FEELINGS He said the line summed up his feelings on teacher The Presidentelect yesterday an the appointment of Oswald wife of a New I ling yard near night cause of the new Contracts covering auto workers provide for a change for each drop in the old index issued for the last time a drop from record high living costs from mid November to Club officials had expected from bombers caught 100 enemy trucks 300 to 500 persons to sign up in order to see first hand the inaugur ation of the first Republican presi dent in 20 Some blamed the lack of interest York textile firm to succeed Eleanor Roosevelt as representative on the United Nations Human J Inauguration At the same he released n e of 54 the intruder blinded her Inauguration ccre 44tarily with the but she monies will be presented on 70noticed he was dressed in a suit coat The railroad also announced that 35 with a sweatshirt under 271 Chief William of Colwyn 521 was Brown I can handle the gun if the 5burglar comes plans have been dropped to run special trains from Regularly hour service is expected to take care of the anticipated on North Korean roads and dethe text of a letter which he wrote tne and most enthusiastic most of I to Roosevelt 30 for PresidentElect Eisen The Air Force claimed 650 her for her public service inauguration is Marcellino munist trucks were destroyed she wanted to the contesting delegate in the past seven Allied pilots also destroyed six key bridges and knocked out spans across 28 other river cross ings in the He also announced the Puerto Rico who brought ment of Alma Schneider of j down the at the Republican Mount as National of the federal mint at an ardent Eisenhower members postponed action until Monday to additional legal advice and to permit lican leaders to consult with Eis headquarters in New What started out as a wrangle involving a few Democrats was turning into a major with some Republicans joining It was learned that James Duff one of the earliest Eisenhower sided with Democratic Harry Byrd in holding that no man in Wilson should be doing business with any firm in which he has a financial What worried senators was Wil sons I will not answer when asked if he would disqualify himself in passing on defense con tracts for the General Motors the company of which he was president and in which he holds in Complicating the muddle is the fact that one of Wilsons first jobs if confirmed will be to pass on GMs request for a six to 12 per cent hike in profit margin on some defense Wilson paid a call to Eisenhower headquarters in New York Friday but told newsmen he riad no comment on the sudden turn in Involved in the preinaugural storm is a federal law provision carrying fines and jail sentences for any government official doing business with a firm in which he is interested directly or CHOICES Republicans were faced with a choice of 1 Asking Wilson to dump his GM stock plus bonuses due him 2 Changing the law or 3 Asking Eisenhower to with draw the Byrd and Richard Rus sell and Lyndon John son questioned the De fense Department appointees for several hours behind closed doors and discussed Wilsons testimony Quill Predicts Acceptance by 6 to 1 Margin Strike Expected To End Tomorrow If Settlement PHILADELPHIA UP Strik ing Philadelphia Transportation workers cast secret ballots today to decide whether to end a four day strike which has halted trolley buses and trains serving more than persons Michael dent of the Transport Workers Un ion representing the predicted they would vote in favor of a settlement plan rejected by a minority group at a mass meeting last Tuesday The walkout followed two hours BACK BY SUNDAY If the workers approve the settle ment they are expected to to work Quill called the balloting at the mass meeting the kind of a vote they had in Hitlerite Germany awl have today in Stalins Take down your phony picket Quill urged in a television Tear up your signs and let the people vote in the American Other leaders of the union and Mayor Joseph Clark called the new contract offer one of the best ever given the local Clark said he was convinced the PTC had gone the limit in the offer of a graduated reduction of week to 40 hours during the next 18 months and a corres ponding graduated pay boost total ing 16 to 21 cents an hour during the There were also ad fringe The offer was approved by the executive committee of TWU Local If this offer is rejected we are in for a long strike and a bad time in said Clark in four radio and television ad dresses TO TAKE 10 HOURS The workers went to the 21 poll ing starting at 8 for 10 hours of voting supervised by the American Arbitration Associa The results were expected to be made known within three hours after the close of the The big rush on the highways and on all other forms of public transportation resulting from the strike eased today because many workers have the day The public was learning by experience the best way to get to and from Police reported even fewer highway And he made public hiJ disqualified as a When they finished pilots claimed to have j approval of Wesley a delegate in favor of the Taft aPPeared tnat Robert destroyed 13 Red probably former Kansas to gation from Puerto But the three and damaged become chairman of the committee in eight in the i can National him to the Four Take Off From Brookhaven by for Fun as Texas oilman Navy had cleared himself to the satisfaction of all The committee was jarred when informed by Robert Ten Broeck Army secretary desig that his textile firm does one third of its business with the armed services and that he holds Todays Chuckle Up the native in the branches of that oak is the laziest man in protested the whats the harm of catching a little nap Nap Do you know how that loafer in Thirty years ago he lay down on an In Todays Adams Allen Babson Churches Comics shares in the Puzzle IS Radio of the worlds Committee Chairman Leverett Saltonstall R consulted Herbert Brownell Eisenhower patronage chief and eral on the Deaths Editorials Fairfax Fleeson Horoscope 6 In Service 19 6 Marriage 10 Media News C 6 Movie Clock 15 4 Patterns 10 18 Pearson 6 18 10 Sports 6 Television 18 10 Times Files 6 6 Womens 10 18 Word a Day 13 Telephone Chester 36161 Crozer Lectures Open At Seminary Tuesday TESTING THK Don Swarthmore leaps in the rigging of an experimental and operated by the Balloon Glut of to make sure it hold together when feet in the ON THE WAY Francis uml Frank Highley scan the sky as the balloon goes Other crew mom Robert New York is not The ascension was With the photographer scrambling about in the fmm a at nul thu ballon him at a limes photos by dil Henry Joel of Har vard Divinity will deliver the annual Sam uel Crozer Lectures at Crozer Theological Seminary Tuesday through Theme of the lectures this year will be The New Testament Be comes Pour lectures com prise the series of talks which gin at 8 Other ses sions will be at 10 and 8 Wednesday and 10 Cadbury will discuss the need for understanding the New Testament light of Its own His talks will approach the subject from four accord ing to ide ology and Graduated from Haverford Col leye with an AB degree in Cadbury received his masters de gree from Harvard in He was awarded a Ph D from Harvard In Turn to Paf e 4 Column 1 HENRY To
