GENERAL NKJS
SAILOR KILLED ON
WEDDING EVE
GUTTBNBERG, N.J., A rejected suitor last
week shot and killed a 23-year-old sailor
who , was to marry a girl both men had
courted,;;/police said*
The victiM, Jacob Bronler, was a sail
or stationed in Rhode Island, police said
Arrested for the slaying was Robert
Sharp, 32, a tavern -owner, of Union City.
According.to police, Sharp had been a
suitor of the girl Brcnler was to marry,
Marianna Shaiblon,21.
Bronler * s mother, iirs. Sabina Glanz,
43, also was shot and is in critical con
dition at North Huds-n hospital, Weehaw
ken.
police said Sharp, carrying a 30-cali
ber, rifle, v;ent to Brcnler* s apartment
building that morning, he left the rifle
in the hallway and entered Brcnler * s
apartment, police said.
Sharp tried to talk the young sailor
and'Miss ■Shabilqn out uf their wedding
plans, When he failed to change their
mirids, Sharp stormed back Into the hall
way, got his rifle and went back into the
apartment, Police said. •
jt^t:^Sh^rprshc t. an^ killed^ Brcnler andr qri
£j.cal4ydinjur'bi'^isjrmctlier',.-olic'e "said.
^gs’jA>hab)JLph. j^as‘nat' shot'.' ‘The’ .shootings
.p CCWT addin tfta apartment' kitchen. 'p :
Then bham ^ps^ed, the rifle e.iitgof a
hallway window,'" ‘pdlid &■' said. * He was" - arr
ested in front of the building...
Neighbors said Sharp had bv:eh*;;goinr*c‘ut
with Miss Shabilon for several ^eirs,Uri
til she-mot Brcnler a few months1 d./"
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ICOfSx let AIMS' 5-year, ‘
CHICAGO, A **-y ear-bid bey wHrse .mother
waited through the night for' police "Word"
on his disappearance last wd^k was fcund’’;
suffocated in a discarded icd'.'boX on thir.
back porch. *• ^:u:
Police said Russell NightengaleS: older
brother Malcolm, 7,.who found Russell's
body, told them, the brothers had played
hide-and-seek with neighbor children the
night-before, taking' tii$i6 .hidiftg lip;
the small ,c.ubiql.e.*
The victim^ Either, Violet, v the v'
night befIre Reported- the bey miss- - .;
ing. She told police she recently
had moved' the-‘ice box to the back
porch, intending • to throw it away. •'
The!:victim whs one of eight child
ren• ;i '• -. 1
VICTIM'S FATHER -
AS *6 MERCY -FOR
PRiLhDSLPHi'A, The s’tate efs Pennsyiv'an~
ia last week granted the* wiShR &£-'■&
grief-stricken 'father-wh^ vle&Te’i fdfc
merdy Tor the ""siayer'*-';-'dff Hi§:'"thr^e^
y ear-old *;daugh!ter; ':i ;tV' * •• P;- i;-d - - --•••**■
District Attorney - - Vietor PU rBlhnc!
an, Aunced that;-Edward *J.;Cr4heyf?l5'j
who^fenf es&su ■' stringling Tittie^Bedky ••
Holt in, the baseAtsHt ••of hisr h fid- MSMp
lieig this iiorith) Seen1
tio'nSilj^;disturbed - '''and1'will ■ not^be'**
tri'mujrahrs tU Jr-■ do .igdVc—noj
In ~ssir 6;:'en 1 biter-' ‘ written * ° gftfegft
the slaying, _ Becky^iTathe^\itriatbJn;.
Wclj'/HoTt, Sl'-ypar^'did '&athbtoftil:cia&^
pleaddd‘Tbr •"h'dip.rather'''than5^A^eng
earftfd” .for the OohfreyJlx;y. ovxf ; ■
t'Ha'd i‘ caught the'' boy* '•the1'-abtyg
I wbuli have wish bdvto ' kili;>hiky -Hoi#
wrote, "Now that there is no ‘uncidihg--■
of what is done, I"'only-”-wish to help
him. Let no feelings 'of caveman-. yen- .
gea.Qce ...influence us. ■L'et us rather
*whc di^ so' inhuman a thing/d i
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•Ct^NXiRS T^KE N.Q CHANCES
With PLASTIC '8AC-S
?;Pkf3SS0H, N.J., A cleaning aria laun
deririg’Establishment here announced
‘last week it has destroyed 6*500 pla
stic' '■ garment bags. The White Swan
,cle4ri^r^d said it was switching back
;;toypaper'bags rather than take a cha
’'nbe^ri-Tho of its plastic bags claim
ing 'the life of a child by suffcca—
:.tl£n■_1___
‘Rr0#iCI~L USE okY. DESTROY iJTER
IT H.:S' SfeVSDITS . PURPOSE* THIS PRESS
LiUST NOT FALL INTO UNAUTHORIZED HANDS