The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-11-27
Break Appears Near
 In Death or Girls
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l and when authorities showed him
 police circular of the children, alledegly told them he identified
 the girls as Pauline, Lulu and Lor-
 raine Miron.
 Mrs. Vivian Szutowicz, of Wor- cester, another of Morris sisters, | told authorities she received a let | ter from her sister in East Hart. ford as recently as November 20 and, according to police was not , impressed by her brothers story. 1 She said Mrs. Miron has four daughters and two sons. Her Children Safe New York, Nov. 27-(UP)-Mrs John Healy, wife of the chief en- gineer on an American export lin-
 CT, said today that her three chii' dren were safe and that she diG
 not understand reports that they
 might be the three Pennsylvania
 babes in the woods" She said her
 children were about the same ages
 as the tragedy victims. Boston Story Discarded. Boston, Nov 27-UP)-A story of Boston bus driver that photo- graphs of three children found dead in Pennsylvania bore a strik- | ing resemblance to three children
 who rode his bus to New York last
 Wednesday had been virtually dis
 carded by police today. The driver, Earl Sylvester, iden- l tified the pictures at police head quarters here yesterday. But sub-
 sequently another bus driver, | George Chambers, told a conflict
 ing story which seemed-to explode | this clue.
 Chambers said that on his trip | to New York last Tuesday night his passengers included a woman
 with three children-"all small, two girls that looked like twins. about six or seven years old, and small child, believe was a boy" At New York, he said, this party | transferred to a bus operated by Paul White to continue to their destination, Cresson, Pa. White | has identified the dead children as those who rode on his bus, but Chambers pointed out that the young bus passengers did not an- swer the description of the Penn- sylvania victims.
 Chambers also pointed out that it would be impossible for the children mentioned by Sylvester to have taken Whites bus out of New York, since White was leaving New York Wednesday when Sylvester
 was leaving Boston.
 Police also placed little credence in the story of MT and Mrs Step- hen Borowsky of Lynn, who be- lieved the dead children might be those who visited Lynn last August with a MT and Mrs Louis Brooks of Clifton Force, Va, formerly or Chicago.
 Mrs Borokowsky recalled having given the children shoes and she said these were of the same type
 as those found on the Pennsylvania victims.
 House On Wheels. Carlisle, Pa, Nov 27-(UP)-- Discovery of an abandoned house
 on wheels in Bream's garage here today was regarded as a significant
 "break's in the mystery of the three babes in the wood" whose bodies were found last week In the
 South Mountains. State police se- questered the vehicle.
 The house, built on the chassis of a Hudson automobile, contained
  beds, bed clothing and eating uten-
 sils.
 The automobile license number attached to it was: California | 1N508O. Chief of State Police
 Lynn G. Adams took charge. After a thorough search of the truck. Adam belief that it had some connection with the triple deaths of the three girls was shak. en. He said he found several Bibles and numerous religious tracts and pamphlets, indicating the occupant might have been an itinerant preacher.
 In the van. however, he also
 discovered several powder puffs, indicating that woman had acc companied the truck owner. A small mark, shaped like q cross, found on the forehead Of one of the children. was believed | 10 have no significance In the case. Tine mark was SO faint that it could be dIscerned only by micros- copic examination. and probably
 was made. perhaps by. q fali or perhaps by branding, before the child was six months old. it to do. nniteiy out of the classification or "hex" symbol.
 Deserted Chr Pound. st Clairsville, O.. Nov 27-(UPI "A possible clue t0 the Pennayl-
 vanin "babes in tho wood" murder was uncovered today when m Abandoned green Plymouth coupe, bearing pdnnnylvanla ilconso plate