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PHILADELPHIA DAILY KWS SATUUAT, AUGUST 15, J9S4 5 XcrfvPSKv feST fell fe2 i (CM fel' KIDS CROWN MADCAP DAY Children taking part in Mad Hatter Contest at Wissinoming Park let the affair go to their hea ls, but hardly anyone flipped a lid. Showing their entries are (from left) Karen Bohley, 6, whose Hawaiian headpiece was judged "most Terry McMenamin, 8, with home-made thinking cap; Michele Bohley, 4, topped with birthday cake, and Jimmy McClernon, 5, with a way- out rocket cap. Daily News Phot.) 'Harm to LB J' Beatleday to Follow Sunday Veah Veah This is B-Day (Beatle Day) tor's mail is mounting. Letters, MusmannoA OB 0s me i I "I get distressed when I heari manno actually v. this kind of nonsense." because the Ro a minti in telling whether readers love or hflf thm Rat1c mrm fwiurincr I TX I This was the reaction of at-cas( for him." or aionuay is oca lie isay.

iu That's when the exclusive! Do you love the Beatles? Or itorney Abraham E. Freedman upon learning of Michael J. Byrne's charge that Philadel- "And if it is ru in the U. S. e.ecti in OS were i' I a ns hn Court, i.date will y-ere those rev They hv Uie new series.

"The Beatles, starts In the Daily Newt. do you hate them? The Daily News wants to ilrnnw Sn tnt down vour com- 'then the minori! be the winner." The Row cast in the blank have been ruled phia's drawn-out vote count will hurt President Johnson's chances in November, i "To begin with, I don't think Lyndon B. Johnson is counting Genevieve Blatt for his said Freedman, who just happens to be chief counsel for Michael A. Musmanno. Written in London escluslvely ments gend then, to the for the Daily News, this series Beatle editor.

Tell why you're reveals the inside story of the for the Beatles or against hottest group in show business, them. And it will disclose a lot ofj Starting Monday. Aug. 24. the things you never knew about the Daily News will print a page of Beatles.

'Beatle letters each day that The series contains many new! week. And two $25 prizes will ohotos of Rinso. Paul. Georeeibe awarded each day for the Stats Supreme FREEDMAN Sl!) plans to appeal on Mod t.ui, i sort oi tmnK mat, Supreme Court and John And on Monday, a best letters pro and coo. penal color photo of the THE RULES? The re Beatles will appear in the Daily rinr-h if Miss Blatt is eventually nominated, it would be she who would be dependent upon this decision.

S.h would swing the manno's wav. I Letters must be 100 words or MKAVWIUI K. the Beatle edi ls. And you must state whe- Freedman then 1 a 1 dl218-vote you are under or over gory. 20 years of ase.

and silly." And since Byrne is Miss I'. S. versal of i reversal iiTl Mils- holds 3 cait-- enough Me dent I iead yes-her 72-1') by Kiections. David out Still Stilled, 2 Women Held nuui ess mn icitci v. Beatle EdiUr PhDadelphia Daily News Philadelphia.

Pa 1911 Blatt's campaign manager, as well as administrative assistant to Sen. Joseph Clark Freedman interpreted the statements to be no more than a round-about way of asking Mus The Beatle editor wants This is more wipe out Miss lead of 69S. Musmanno mi in Miss Blatt's -terday by outt in absentee ball the County Boai i Allegheny proth Roberts picked and 459 others by the board. manno to throw in the towel a suiirapiDie proaucing hear from weU about jw worth ol illegal tw.nagers. sit ght down and booe each day has been dned drop him hne Just te him up.

And its allesed operators. I why you Beatles. Or two women, are in custody. hate them Th shutdown came yester And be sure to read the excit- now instead of carrying his battle to the U. S.

Supreme Court. BIRTHDAY ICING THE BEATLES Ava Brahen (right), 14, celebrates her birthday party at Logan home with Edelle Scarinci, 13. and four "sweet" idols of teenagers, the Beatles. Cakes were by Ava's mother. Daily Mtwi Photo by Sm Piorai BUT FREEDMAN reassured Musmanno backers that this ne? "ans Monday in the iea tnier inspecmr nooen J.

i which starts Selfridge's special sjuad in a Dajy News. won't happen. "The point is. Justice Mus- Auto A ents riu on a nuusr un si. near llaverford ave.

Arrested on charges of illegal manufacture and posses-! Trio on Plane Talked Into Fatal Crash on Mountain Kill 75 ion of untaxed spirits were( LOS ANGELES (I'PI The ed to the U. S. Attorney General fated California party. Mrs. Emily Barton.

48. of Glen- pilot of a private plane was that settlement be made of any! No one ever identified was on his screen, the Corder was instructed to drop wooa ave. near jutn ana ii i u. i It doesn't prove is twice as danger but 50 pedestrian -pants of vehicles a safe altitude of 10,000 Mrs. Josephine Majett.

28. into a mountain by an air traf- the pilot, R. C. Corder, Covina.j through two maneuvers after feet to 7200 feet to begin his Gratz st. near Montgomery ave Curtis the GROSSMAN SAID the 30-cal- fic controller in a bizarre, one- or passengers walkin' a driving id 25 occu-killed in accidents year.

it Howard a'hs stem-: i'. si. of way controller detected it on approach to Ontario, according radar screen leading the to the FAA. Ontario was noti- his Ion still, on the second floor of in a -million case of mistaken Turrill of Covina and Ray Snod-the row house, was in operation erass of El Monte. Calif.

Philadelphia traf the first six Police Com Leary said 27 med from ing to yield the controller to assume the pilot fied to expect the Corder plane, was responding to his instruc- instead, radio contact with Cor- when his men broke in and found the women there. The (Agency disclosed. THE PLANE crashed at the San tions. der ceased at 2:51 P. ap- As a direct result of the 7.200-foot level of Mount white whisky 250 gallons of tragic crash 'n which three men Gorgonio about 20 miles south fermented mash and otherjd June 1 near San San Bernardino on a flight supplies dtno, the FAA has put from Reno, to Ontario, Grossman said the still immediate effect a revised Calif, produce as much as 250 gallons iPr8ram requiring all aircraft) Tippets explained yesterday caused 28 funeral Jaywalking i 21 pedestrian fatalities.

The figures, sa: 1 1 ary. emphasize the need fur police to issue tickets for rising viola CORDER HAD been instruct- parently when the plane crashed to fly the direct route to ed int0 tne mountain. Ontario, via Barstow and Hec-j Tippets also said the FAA tor, but had not made the would give high priority to a Hector checkpoint. When he did system now in research that make radio contact, the March would give the controller an controller gave him instructions electronic "license tag" on the iio give specuic posiuun repuns fhat a controller at March Air tions. He said it's reasonable ti 1 for tracking on radar.

Force Base thought he was daily of white lightning, which sells on the undercover market at SI a pint. Grossman estimated the still had been in operation four months. expect that a in ticket-writing would re -u It in mora deaths. to make the turns intended to radar scope to identify all confirm the controller was planes. This may be ready by talking to the same plane that! 1970, a spokesman said.

Joseph II. Tippets, director talking to Corder but actually of the western region of the had mistaken another "mys-FAA, said his office recommend- tery" plane for that of the ill-.