Aktoh beaccn iourimi. 4(j Fn'iav. 1. 191 Cormany Sees Rites Ar Earnings At i 1 1- i i ii ii a v-w- 1 -t A'nMij v' i i Urges 'Oust Chrysler Directors' Saturday i New High ftabrock Wilcox Co. will! v- i 'Ii'' i i I v-' 'V- if PORTAGE LAKES ices fpr Mrs.
Thelma come out of 1961 with record Cormi Corman ay ny 3 rarnings in the opinion of President M. Nielsen. Profits will be higher" than last year and Hjttm ttm Tmil Iiiiiih p. tis iaarorday Great Basin and in elevations of north Showers and snow flurries states, are expected Friday night In lower in Schermesser Funeral Home, Akron, with the Rev. Irving F.
therefore will establish a new high for the company, he told the New York Society of Se northern New England and and central northern Appalachians. Rain snow in hi Rockies, with her elevations. curity Analysts Thursday. Chase officiat ing. Burial will It will be warmer in eastern half of the nation and cooler in north Pacific states.
is due In Lakes region and upper Mississippi Valley. Showers are due In Pacific Nielsen also expects to finish this year with a higher backlog than it had at the in Lockwood end of 1960. 1 DETROIT James Bac-laloff. Portland, contractor who has announced plans i for a proxy fight against Chryslor notified the auto company Thursday he considers the present direr-tors "thoroughly incapable of rebuilding the company." In a letter to the board! he said all inside directors should be asked to resign with ihe exception of President Lynn A. Townsend.
He added he did not regard Townsend quali tied to be president. Ml. ALSO suggested the resignations of Directors Louis B. Warren of New York, a partner in Chrysler's law firm, and Juan T. Trippe, Corners.
a Mrs. Cormany Wednesday at her home after a three-months' illness. 10 Fool llndortfrmnul Mrs. Cormany JO Men Saved From Cincv Tunnel Fire She leaves her husband, Howard, and three daughters her parents and two grandchildren. Friends will be received at the parlors today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.
m. profit margins have been improving in the past three years because of concentrating on ways to improve operating efficiency," he reported. IX THE 10 years through 1060, the firm has invested about $100 million in capital improvements to achieve improved efficiencies. Record capital appropriations of $28 million already have been made this year for expenditures In 1962 and 1963, Nielsen noted. "Present funds, plus those the company expects to generate within the business, will be president of Pan American World Airuavs.
CINCINNATI (UPD Police and firemen early today i The corporation acknowl rescued 10 construction workers who were tiappert for an hour and 20 minutes by a fire in a dead end sewer. edged receipt of Bacajnjfs i three-page letter and said it i had no public comment, about five Chrysler employes in The men were 40 feet un- said he borrowed the car from dispatcher A D. Moskaly of 1361 Southeast Tallmadge. Gruerio was cited for failure to control the car. ton st.
under the E. Exchange st. bridge, then tumbled 10 feet onto the railroad, tracks. Anthony T. Gruerio, 42, of Somerdale, an employe of Yankee Lines, A New Jersey truck driver escaped with minor injuries Thursday night when a car he had borrowed ripped out 21 feet of steel railing at the sharp curve on Washing- JOHN LONGHEIER MASSILLON Services for John A.
Longheier, 76, will be Saturday at 9 a. m. in St. Mary Catholic Church, with burial in the church cemetery. Mr.
Longheier, a retired jew The fire broke out 12:50 a. m. and at m. addition to Townsend ate di derground and 3,600 feet from an escape shaft, when the fire broke Out 100 feet Inside the tunnel. A barricade deeper in the tunnel kept the flames the men were rescued unharmed, although several were rectors.
They are E. Quinn, F. W. Misch, John D. Learv, i sufficient to finance capital reported slightly ill from the paul C.
Ackerman and R. S. eler for Duncan's Store, died Wednesday at his home, 16 i projects as now envisioned for fumes. Bright. State av.
NE. least the next two years, jhe said. Russ Spot Error, Delay A life resident of Massillon, he was a member of the church's Holy Name Society and Knights of Columbus THE LONG-TERM growth from spreading until firemen could put out the blaze. WHILE FIREMEN fought the blaze, Ronald Marra, partner in the Square Marra construction firm of Indianapolis, pumped air into the tunnel through a small ventilation shaft. of sales, based on the U.
S. Vehicles On Autobahn Grandmas Elect NORTHFIELD Autumn Leaves Grandmothers have elected Aida Wright as president for 1962. Elizabeth Polen will be vice president; Fran Doolan, secretary; Tommie Pr'att, treasurer, and Marie last 40 years, has been at an average compound rate of 9 Council 554. He leaves his wife, Florence; sons, Paul and Jack; daugh per cent. "While there have been BERLIN UP) More American military units rolled over Berlin's autobahn lifeline to the West to Two of the workers.
Paul Rigsby and Clifford Barnett. discovered the fire as they opened the wooden barricade to take an electric "mule" through. They slammed the door, raced back to warn the other men and then Beasley telephone called workers above ground and the rescue began. FIREMEN wearing gas masks extinguished the blaze, while other rescue workers pumped smoke and gas from the tunnel. The tunnel is part of a huge large swings up and down Communist wall dividing Berlin.
THE ARMY says the rotation is necessary because West Berlin is too cramped for ex day in defiance of a Soviet warning that such troop from the trend line, the ampli tudes of these cycles have nar ters, Mrs. Charles Scharver and Mrs. Roy Preece and a sister, Mrs. Marie Motte, all of Massillon, and 15 grandchildren. Friends may call at the Heit-ger Funeral Home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.
m. movements could have "dangerous consequences." 1 1 ThA Kniipts uhn control the Sherrill, chaplain. Jean Oldrin will be sunshine chairman; Bertha Jlorsfall, publicity; Helen Krueger and Eve Wes-tenfelder, birthday, and Bertha Farr, music. rowed considerably in recent years," Nielsen added. "This is a result of the company's Play Time TWINSBURG The Winter recreation program will start Saturday with girls meeting in Twinsburg School gym from 9 a.
m. to noon and boys in Chamherlin High gym from 9 a. m. to noon and 1 to 4 p. m.
i Pair Denies tensive training maneuvers, and troops in West Germany need experience under Berlin conditions. But the traffic is long range policy of Integra tlon and product diversifica tion." BUILDING material all Class f'Otl- Kinu.N. uiw i ices; Want Ads. 253-1111. interceptor sewer under struction.
110-line superhighway through Communist East Germany, tightened their inspection of after the crisis created by the U. S. convoys but made no attempt to stop them. Six vehicles forming the last section of a U. S.
convoy which set out for West Germany this morning were halt announced earlier Thursday that it had increased its quarterly dividend from 35 cents to 40 cents a share. This marks the third successive year in which cash dividends have been raised. Kent Hotel Holdup also generally considered a demonstration of U. S. determination ta maintain its autobahn rights.
In the first Soviet protest against the traffic, news agency Tass spoke of the "provocative character of this ac MRS. FLORA MAYES MEDINA Mrs. Flora E. Mayes, 86, died Thursday at her home, 227 N. Broadway, after a long illness.
A native of Sullivan, she lived here 46 years. She leaves her husband, Bert daughter, Mrs. Florence Alspach of Medina; son, Lawrence of St. Petersburg, ed at the Soviet checkpoint outside West Berlin when Rus OPEN EVERY NIGHT 'TIL 9:30 Tread Signal sians found a technical error in their travel documents. four grandchildren and SAVINGS tion." It charged since U.
S. troops in West Germany serve the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, their maneuvering in West Berlin "means the inclusion of West Berlin in the aggressive mili 11 great-grandchildren. On Goodyear RAVENNA The two Cleveland men arrested in Tall-madge within an hour of the Kent Ellis Hotel holdup Thursday morning have denied the holdup, but have admitted the armed robbery of the Akron City Delicatessen, according to Akron City Police. Akron Police Sgt. Jack THE U.
S. Autobahn opera Services will be Sunday at 2 p. m. in the Waite Funeral Home, with burial in Sullivan tions officer, Capt. Harry Dan OF 33 Aircraft Tire iels, was called to straighten Cemetery.
Friends may call at the fu Jim '-a. out their papers and the three Goodyear introduced a new neral home in the afternoon jeeps and three trucks were tary bloc of NATO." The agency accused Gen. Lucius D. Clay, President Kennedy's personal representative in Berlin, of being "instigator and organizer of the airplane tire today with a and evening today and Satur Carlton and Detective Hartzell built-in danger signal to warn when the tread has worn thin. allowed to go on after a 76-minute delay.
First two sections of the Burner reported that they obtained confessions from Jack JI 11 II It I I A ply of bright red fabric Is military demonstration." Stroemple, 41, and William Gillespie, 22, on the Akron Meanwhile, U. S. Army head day. Akron Deaths Dortha Applogat. 82, of 68 Adams a retired teacher and Kevan D.
Mc-Danlel, 3-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. McDaniel holdup. quarters for Europe announc constructed Into the tire as the wear marker for both military and commercial aircraft.
When the tread wears down ed more movements will be made. It said the THEY SAID the duo denied takinc $180, however, as Every smart new pattern, every deep charged by clerks Elias Fren 150-man convoy made the trip without incident. Normally Soviet guards make only a routine count of the men and vehicles described in the travel papers handed them, taking only 20 to 25 minutes. The U. S.
Army has been shuttling 150-man units both ways between West Germany and West Berlin for brief training periods since soon gou and George Nicoloff, but admit taking $54. Frengou and Nicoloff made positive of 2864 Burnside Johanna Marquis, 65, of 1057 Reed a native of Cleveland 1st Battle Group, 19th Infantry, 24th Division, soon will move into Berlin from West Germany to replace the 1st Battle Group, 18th Infantry, 8th Division, originally sent to strengthen the U. S. Berlin garrison after the Communists raised their wall. identification of Gillespie and to the red, It's time to change the tire, Goodyear pointed out.
C. F. Bush, manager of aircraft tire development, said tests have shown that the new tire provides the only tread warning device that does not weaken the tire. He noted that the wear Indicator can be placed at any level in the tire tread that military or commercial requirements dictate. For the Air Force, which Stroemple Thursday at the Portage County Jail, where who formerly lived in Raven na and Kent.
Gra ham of 74 Cuyahoga Llnnie G. Moore, 83, of 71 thev were being held after Crosier a native of Cottage Portage Prosecutor Chester Enlow charged them with the armed robbery of $36 from the Kent hotel and $16 from night dark tone in our superb collection! Quality Tailored SPORT COATS Grove. who came to Ak Ki'iil SuspiM't. Money Found ron three years Mrs. Barbara Haiiwh, 81, of 880 Jason a native of Wurten does not retread its high speed tires, the marker is placed burg, Germany, and an Akron resident 60 Dick Wll Accused In Holdup.
Arrested In Jail under the tread. The red shows when 20 per cent of the tread depth remains in commercial tires. Hams, 68, of 2196 Cooledge a retired Goodyear employe clerk Earl Nutter. ENLOW says he has a case against the men, despite their denials and they will get a preliminary hearing and undoubtedly be bound over to the January Grand Jury. He said, "They won't give us the time of day in regards to the Kent holdup, but we have witnesses that they were in Kent all day before the robbery and Mrs.
Ethel A. Brown, 82, of 715 DIVIDENDS comparable Tl (099 lilt' IFTTtJm Payne a native or rock port, and an Akron resl dent 15 years. Rriular The FBI searched today for a second suspect in the $24,210 robbery of the Portage County National Bank in Slock Itnte value 29.95 Til smmr 41 Kent Nov. 11. Deaths Elsewhere Ahhott I.
a bora Am Home Prod Am Locker A Am Arundel Corp Co Choi kFullOXut Caotle A Calumet A Herla MrCTRDY SAID that he Louis George Zak, 26, of Newbury, was arrested we have positive identifica Thursday, ironically, in Ge- .12 .10 .20 .3.1 .0.1 .10 .20 .10 .2.1 .40 .2.1 .21 W' auga County Jiiil in Chardon, Dei Gasket A. Mfg Darling La Rec. 12-12 12-14 12- 12- 12-11 12 10 12- 12-11 12-11 12-11 12-22 1211 216 12-12 12-12 1-12 1- 1 12- 12-12 Muted plaids solid effects soft checks! Pure wool or rich blends of ool and Orion acrylic. Classic or 3-button natural shoulder models. would recommend a $25,000 bond be set today on Zak, who has been transferred to Cuyahoga County Jail.
Zak Thursday took FBI agents to a gravel pit near South Newbury in Geauga Kliiatlc Stop Nut Kastn GaaAFuel Finer Llec Mf where earlier in the day he had tried to escape and failed. He was being held there on investigation of breaking and entering. tion by Nutter as well as their flight from police." He said also a second gun was found on Rt. 18 near where the first gun was found. Gillespie and Stroemple were arrested by Mogadore Police Sgt.
Charles Jackson about 3 a. after he trailed them on Rt. 18, during which time he says he was shot at by one of the men. Pay. 1- 2 1- 2 12-19 12-in 12-23 12-20 12-30 12-12 12-27 12-26 12-21 1-15 1 2-2R 12 20 3- 1 1- 2 12 26 2- 2 2- 2 12-15 12-2H 1- 2 12 27 12-20 12-2!) 12-27 12-22 2 1 12-27 12 20 12 14 I- 2 1- 2 1- 2 12-22 115 1-2 reaerai inaur Family Fin Gilbert A Iowa PwAl.t Iowa PwALt Hell-Coll Kromex Corp Maya Truck, Miner Ohem County where the agents re-I covered $12,000 wrapped in a brown paper bag hidden in a ''S 1 i i .40 .40 .30 .20 .4.1 ZAK, WHO admitted 1219 12-12 214 12-11 MlnerAChem 12-11 .01 Misa HIv Fuel Nat Transit Nor III Fred Ivinthal, 67, a textile executive and benefactor of Disabled Veterans of World War II, in New Dr.
Richard Wilson Boynton, 91, a retired Unitarian clergyman, college professor and writer, in New Smyrna Beach, William Schak, 74. general manager of Metro Associated Services, In Roslyn, N. Y. Lulgi Sllva, 58, concert cellist, who had been a member of the faculties of the Julliard School of Music since 1953; the Mannes College of Music since 1949; the Hartt College of Music of the University of Hartford since 1956 and the Peabody conservatory of Music of Baltimore, in New Graham Hawes Kemper, 73, American general consul in Rome at the start of World War II, in Washington Harry Slnco*ck, 65, the originator of the system of Baton twirling used through Potomac Kl Pw Rayette Inc NOW meet the crease that will never cease! Scott Foiesman wum suaiiiy. ia saiu 11 was his share of the loot, Hargett reported.
Hargett said a tip led FBI agents to the two men. Zak early Thursday tried to dig a hole in the wall of his Geauga County jail cell but the hole was spotted by deputies before it was big enough for him to escape through. .40 .1.1 .3.1 .36 .06 .17 .23 .2.1 .1.1 .20 .30 ,311 .311 seton Leather Shawmul Aiian 1211 12-11 12-22 1 2-1 1 12-13 It -30 12-23 12-14 12-13 12-12 12-22 12-11 1-12 121.1 1231 part In the holdup and led FBI agents to where almost half the loot was hidden, was to have a preliminary hearing before U. S. Commissioner Herbert A.
Horn today In Cleveland on a charge of bank robbery. George Edward Boardley, 21, of Burton Lakes, is being sought on hank robbery and fugitive warrants, said Ed Slerllnu Brew Sun Chemical Smucker t'nlon Par RR WarnerBiosPiit Wealmorelndlnc Witco Chem 2- 5 1- 2 1-12 .20 1 flifc" 1 12-11 1- 2 Increaaed Babco*ck A Wll .40 Irregular MUTUAL FUNDS 12-21 Found Dead In Home Mrs. Jeanne Dietz. 69, was found dead In her home at 24 S. Portage Path Thursday night by a practical nurse-companion.
The nurse, Mrs. Catherine Gelger, told police Mrs. Dietz had been bedridden because of 111 health for some time. The coroner Is Investigating. The Billow Akron Chapel Is PURE WOOL FLANNEL into.
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