George Rebel, 83, Of Green Bay, Dies A funeral service for George Rebel, 83. Green Bay resident, was held Monday morning at, Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Meherrin. Burial took place in Oak Hill Cemetery. Fredericks burg. Mr. Rebel died Thursday after noon. Feb. 12. at nis home in Green Bay Born Dec. 23. 1869. in Austria, he was the son of Barbara Hun garadei and Jospeli Rebel. He was a farmer and a mem ber of the Roman Catholic Church. He is survived by two daugh ters. Mrs Rose Sorct. of Green Bay. and Mrs. F. A. Soret, of Palm- Beach Shores. Fla.: one sister. Mrs Eve Dangel, of New York City and one brother, Adam Rebel, of Staten Island, N Y i Scouts iContinued from Pane It ris. working with Eheilff J. T. Clark, arrested Barney Ritt.s, as sistant Scoutmaster of Troop 118, and Lee B. Short, field Scout ex '■cutive, during the morning. These Scout leaders were tried in Cir cuit Court at noon. The mock trial was conducted by Billy Vaughan, trial iiisticp, Sammy Dowdy and Howard Noel, com nionwt aith’s alto ney and Jimmy Johns, clerk ol the court. Wayne Morris and Kent Carter were chiefs of police. Scouts gave out about 20 park ing tickets to violators in the downtown area during the morn ing, also. File Chiefs Charles Martin and R. Wilkerson were called out on a fire about 11 a m., with other Scouts acting as firemen. At least $75,000,000 a year is be ing spent on uutomobile repairs because of poor highways and the luck of proper parking space, an '•’•‘•lorn states conference of the A.A.A. Motor clubs was told.

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