Cambria Co. Jail
Escapee Claims
lllegal Sentence
Leo G. Keith of Barnesboro is 1 bstantial I
— A re well in be : |ing a substantial number of car |
seeking his release from the Students to Attend | purchasers to buy used automo-|
Western Penitentiary on the {biles rather than current models,
grounds that he was illegally according to a survey announced |
Er — RA
{for passing forged checks in this
| was named as one of four prison-
ers who made an unsuccessful at-
mot to beac out of ne cam: | jgCloses Facts On
bria County Jail.
59 Elected to Pick Used Car Market
Lower original cost is persuad- |
UNION PRESS-COURIER
county. A few “weeks ier «it Chevrolet Survey | Indecent Exposure Very Dependent
On Circumstances, Rules Co. Judge
The mere fact of being without |a young soldier who was arrest-
clothes doesn’t necessarily con-|ed for being out of uniform
stitute a crime of indecent ex- meaning completely. The other
posure. It depends on the cir-|case was based on magazine
cumstances. | photos of woman likewise unat-
At least that was the opinion | tired. :
of the Cambria Co. Court on Mon- The soldier was arrested on the
day of this week when three complaint of a young girl. He had
judges agreed to suspend sent- been seen cavorting in his birth-
Clearfield Creek near Fallentim-|Myers of Altoona, to pay the |
costs of prosecution. |
The young man explained that| In a short while the judges |
after a swim he had been wash- (were going through a magazine |
ing sand from his bathing trunks |submitted as exhibit No. 1 in the
when a playful companion grab- | case against James B. McCardell
bed the trunks and threw them [of Cresson. McCardell was charg- |
into a'tree. He was unclad only |ed with the sale and distribu- |
as long as it took him to climb [tion of obscene and lewd litera- |
the tree and recover the trunks ture.
he said. The book contained unclad wo-
Judges John H. McCann, .Ivan men in various poses and was
McKenrick and George W. Griff- |advertised as a health magazine. |
ith were on the bench. They ac-|Judge McCann commented that
cepted the explanation and di- | the pictures were ‘objectionable
Thursday, May 19, 1949
seen “worse things” sculptored on
the capitol in Harrisburg.
“I am absolutely and bitterly
opposed to lascivious literature,”
McCann said, “but this is not
what is considered under the law
to be lascivious or licentious.”
“Some of our nationally-circu-
lated magazines have the same
thing in them,” he said. Sentence
was suspended and McCardell was
directed to pay costs.
—Michigan is the only state
that is split completely in two
.
” Annee. y y (Vs . ~ ’ ( | ic ye
Senene 2d by the Cambie C oun { In diantown amp | ge Thulin the survey were re- |
Serving as his own counsel, | : . J ported in this area jointly by C.
Keith has prepared a seven-page Appointments were announced 5 Fisher of Patton Jo ro and
petition in which he requests that'on Monday of this week for the w, G. Thomas of Main Street
the court issue a writ of habeas committee which will select 59 garage, Carrolltown, who state
corpus for his release. He claims, in C , ys attend | the study was carried out by the
that he was denied due process of Garmle Conky Toke inl Mend] pittsburgh Zone Chevrolet Deal-
law when he pleaded guilty be-|N€ Sta S/SpOnsore 5 I CAMP ers in cities, towns and rural
fore Judge John H. McCann to at Indiantown Gap in July. areas throughout Western Penn-
two charges—forging checks and! The selection committee per-|Sylvania and parts of Ohio, West
prison breach. The judge sentenc- sonnel was announced by Dr. |Virginia and Maryland.
ed him to serve from one to two Arthur M. Stull, county superin- In the survey, individual inter-
years in the penitentiary on the tendent of schools, who will serve | views were conducted among men
latter charge. as one of its members. Among and women car owners, as well
Keith asserts, among other the other six committeemen are as non car owners. Owners of
things, that he “was- not repre- two district school superinten- both used and new models were
sented by counsel, no counsel was dents and representatives of the interviewed While a preference
offered and was unable to hire Catholic, Protestant, Jewish and | was expressed in favor of buying
counsel.” His petition apparently Negro groups. They are: i models, BI two gut of
is based on a recent Supreme| Dr. Roy W. Wiley, superinten- | 3 € PEE cars if the re 0 os
Court decision through which a dent of Johnstown Public Sch- | Hlete faith on the a2 a a
Pittsburgh man was released ools; Thomas W. Davis, superin- | 1 0 cars. Other influencing factors
from jail because he was not re- tendent of Nanty Glo Public (in order of importance) sri
presented by counsel when he Schools; Rev. Hurtaugh J. Nolan, [the condition of the motor and
pleaded guilty. The Supreme pastor of St. Joseph's Church in body; appearance of the car:
Court concluded that “the op- Portage; Rev. O. E. Washburn, knowledge of the original owner.
portunity to have counsel . . pastor of the Barnesboro Presby- and price. > ’
was a necessary element of a terian Church; . Rabbi H. Goren | It was also indicated that peo-
fair hearing. Perelmuter, spiritual leader of ple are becoming increasingly aw-
David C. Wolfe, first assistant Beth Zion Temple, and Percy E. 10 that comparatively low “price
district attorney, said Keith's |Johnson, an alderman in the 4th of yged cars has resulted in a
petition will be opposed. He said Ward in Johnstown. | spread between new and used car
Keith was at no time deprived of The state's summer camp for prices which makes today's used
the right to hire an attorney. boys was established in recent ac-|car the best auto bargain since
State police and county detec- tion of the General Assembly. It pre-war days. The survey also |
tives arrested Keith last Septem- | will be located at Indiantown Gap showed there will be more used
ber in Cincinnati. He was wanted and will be known as Camp Penn. cars of recent models available
Students in the 14-tol7-year |Since 73 percent of the car own-
AN NAINA ; 4 , ers stated they plan to buy at
age group are eligible and may |. Y ey po 3 a
3 | ike application through officials | "SL one new car every two
DAN of their respective schools. Sch- | Pe
1 ool leaders will forward names of | -
This Thursday Evening § oreiconts to tne sonty cov Cresson Girl Gets
nine boys is Cambria County’s
. a | .
3 Community Restaurant § gota of he Total of 2.500) bre Scholorshi p Hon or
{ Hastings, Pa. The camp. is. bel : od |
| p is being sponsored | i -
After the Parade, Come and by the state for the benefit ofl. Misy Thorsse hg i of Cresson,
¢ Enjoy an Evening’s Dancing! ¢ boys who would not SIhevWiSe | class of 8 Francis a
! er > . ge, he
Good Orchestra hate I i ro Yoon awarded a fellowship in the
¢ WALTER (BART) SCHALL qualified leadership. Several state | Spartmen; 5, biological sciences
p Manager departments will cooperate in the [2 t1€ University of Delaware.
¢ ( directing of the camp. Miss Ryan is a daughter of Mr.
: » — |and Mrs. Charles W. Ryan of 107
| Keystone Ave., Cresson. She will
| be the fifth girl to graduate from
| the local college since co-educa-
| tion was instituted during the
(war years.
| As a transfer student from Se-
ton Hill College, she majored in
—-
— Great
St. Francis in biology and minor-
Iss" —~2 dor 1
Miss - - or | ed in German. The Cresson young
Thi ! B / woman has been active in the
Is! uy:
dramatics, press and German club
| and has held a part-time job as
secretary in the athletic depart-
> ment and worked as a laboratory
THE WONDER ENAMEL
SHERWIN - WILLIAMS
Alice Bennett, daught f Mr,
FULL PINT and Mrs. James Be ot Sa
teller was crowned May Queen of
| Grant, Dorothy Lake, Louise
| Klimek and Ethel Salley. Attend-
{ing Miss Hrubochak were Ruth
assistant in the biology depart-
PURE Barnesboro High School last Sun-
PLUS CHINESE BRUSH day night at the Barnesboro
|
|
A
A
Lola
V4
Don’t
ment. She has been notified that
she has been elected a member of
Delta Epsilon Sigma Fraternity,
BRISTLE stadium. She is a junior student,
BOTH secretary of her class and a mem-
for ONLY 98¢ ber of the band.
national Catholic honorary organ-
Miss Bennett was crowned by
ization.
the senior queen, Helen Hrubo-
Crowns May Queen
| Anderson and Sally McCormick.
| Music on the program was pre-
| sented by members of the school
| band under the direction of Ro-
{ bert @obrecht, music supervisor.
| Janet Trefero sang a solo, “For
| You.” The school physical educa-
- | tion class put on an exhibition of
| posture exercises, mock football,
“tumbling and wrestling.
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