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2-The Cumberland News Wednesday. Junt 1,1966 Supreme Court 'Erases Merger Of Food Stores WASHINGTON (UPI) --The 'Supreme Courl Tuesday streng- thened the government's hand to prevent threaten the mergers economic which life of Navy Tightens Security Setup Following Breach WASHINGTON (AP) The avy is shoring up its security system after finding that an en- listed man who had the run of 'top secret" areas gathered sensitive data unsuspected and tried to peddle it to the Soviet Union. The security breach was dis- closed Tuesday in an official small local businesses such as "mom and pop" notice from the chief of naval 'ed grocery slorcs. intelligence to all ship and shore By a 6-2 vote, the courlibase commanders around the overruled lower federal court world, findings and revoked the 1960 merger of two Los Angeles grocery chains--Von's Grocery Co. and Shopping Rag Food Stores.

In the majority opinion, Justice Hugo L. Black said the merger took place "in a market characterized by a long and continuous trend toward fewer and fewer owucr-competi- and a repairman and, judging by the official document, his presence was taken for granted, "fn this case he contacted the Soviets with the intent of engag- ing in espionage for a monetary gain," Taylor said. Asked about the case, U.S. Embassy Under Attack By Pro-Cubans WARSAW (UPI) --A band of pro-Cuba demonstrators Tucs- Baltimore Tavern Owner Will Serve Negroes Only BALTIMORE (AP) The owner of a tavern in a Negro neighborhood of East Baltimore agreed to serve Negroes when he opens for business Wednes- day. come into the neighborhood.

When CORE picketed the tavern Monday, the Ku Klux Klan came to counterpicket. When the Klan left the area, bricks and rocks day mashed windows U.S. Embassy and Ihcjboltles of red ink in hurled were thrown and two police of- But he said he won't serve ficcrs were injured. Commenting on Mayor Theo- Just Negroes, not whites," at thej a i William J. Rillcr the II A r.

Rear Rufus L. the intelligence chief, told the commanders that "as a result of a recent case involving the compromise of classified ma- terial, a weakness in our securi- ty system was brought to the tors which Congress, with power to do so, declared must be arrested." Black specifically cited the 1960 Ccller-Kcfauver antimcr- ger law which he said was unidentified serviceman, who enacted arrest this rising held a clearance for secret in- tide toward concentration into formation but not top secret POWELL, Wyo. I --A Jightning-laced Wyoming thun- derstorm killed a teen-aged field hand Tuesday, exploded an electric relay box "like a attention of the ehief of naval i of a i te" and operations." three cities and a wide ordered the commanders rural area of power. He to review their security systems and "initiate appropriate steps to preclude such an unauthor- ized disclosure ol classified in- formation." The official notice (old how an sugar beet southwest of hands and to halt moved about in top secret demise of the small spaces without challenge, ask- too few gradual businessman. Void State Law The court also took these actions: --Declared unconstitutional a New Jersey law requiring a convict to pay for a transcript of his trial from his prison wages if he loses the appral to a hichcr court.

The 8-1 ruling came case of Joseph A. Rinaldi, serving a state prison sentence for assault with intent to kill and threat to kill. Rinalrii was hilled S215 by state for the cost of a transcript whrn his appeal failed. He earns $1 a week for his prison work. --Ordered a special menial examination by a federal court for Metvin David Kccs a jazz musician sentenced to death in Virginia for the 1359 mass slaying of a of four.

Rees, while his conviction was being appealed wrote his attorney that he wanted to die and asked that further efforts on his behalf be halted. Four Doomed By Congo Court LEOPOLDVILLE, The Congo (UPI) --Former Premier Eva- riste Kimba and three other ex- cabinet ministers were convict- ed Tuesday of treason and sentenced to death at a 90- minutc public trial attended by thousands of Congolese. The four were accused of plotting the death of President L. Gen. Joseph Mobutu.

Condemned with Kimba were former Defense Minister Je- rome Anani, and Manuel Bamba and Alexander Mahama- ba. The three were cabinet ministers in the government of former Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula. But neither Adoula nor ex-Premier MoiseTshombc were linked with the assassination plot. Shopper's Survey (Continued from Page 1) month measures a broad range of prices which eat up the budg- et of the typical famiiy. The March index was up 2.8 per cent compared with a year earlier, and up 7.2 per cent for food alone.

In April the food index finally leveled off, with a one- month rise of only .1 of 1 per cent. The National Association of Food Chains declared that the government index on foods may mislead because it "necessarily deals in national averages, which may or may not reflect what happened" in a specific locality. However, the findings of the AP housewives budget brigade closely paralleled those of the government's official price samplers, who shopped a wider range of stores, including inde- pendents. The surveyors differed on the costliest city, the government checkers nominating San Fran- cisco with an average of S21.27 and the AP bricade naming Boston, with Cities in between the ex- tremes were Baltimore. Chica- go.

Detroit, Us Angeles. New York, Philadelphia. Piltsburgh, St. Louis and Washington. AP's housewives reported wide price variations on the same items from store to store in their cities.

The Cleveland checker found a special on sir- loin steak for 89 CCTI'S a pound while another store was charg- ing S1.29. In Detroit the price of a pound of whole ham ranged from 59 cents to 79 cents! Varialions from city 10 city, especially in meat pnccs. were even greater. The AP checker in Los Angeles reported an av- erage price of SI.75.7 for sirloin steak against Sl.02.3 in Cleve- land and SI.03 in The average pork chop price ranged from $1.30.3 in San Francisco to 95 cents in New York. Typhoon Hits Formosa TAIPEI (UPI) -One person was killed and four others missing as Typhoon Judy swept over southern Formosa Mon- day, police reported Tuesday.

Some SO homes were destroyed by the first typhoon to hit the island in two years. The banana crop In the southern oar! of the island was heavily damaged. ng questions and 'observing, and thus collecting material to which he had no right. The serviceman performed i Indian routine duties standing watch, iTehri, acting as an office supply clerk A lightning bolt struck a field 12 miles Powell, instantly for Communist "cut off the dore that R. McKeldin's statement CORE should not Navy would say only that it is modernistic building while the tavern owner.

"There's no starlc on the" cllv's tavernV under active investigation." a thino vc 5 Lightning Kills Boy, Out Power Cuban ambassador was calling thing as them getting along to- Lynch said CORE would go any for CnmmnnUt volunteers Bother. heads" American Marines. I 80 place it pleases where there are of Officials of the Congress of: ot equal accommodations. thev An embassy spokesman de- scribed the demonstrators as "foreign students." Witnesses said they all appeared to be Cubans studying in Warsaw. As the attack began, Cuban Ambassador Fernando Florez Ibarra told foreign and Polish newsmen that Cuba would "accept volunteers from all Socialist countries" to defend it against the United States.

"We need volunteers not to killing Domingo Snlinis, 17. A girl, one of other workers in the field, was injured. Bus Plunge Kills 38 NEW DELHI (UPI) -Thirty- eight persons were killedIbean island. cut sugar cane but to cut off the heads of the U.S. Marines," he said during an emotional 45- minute outburst.

He said the United States was trying to provoke Cuba at Guantanamo "to justify later American aggression" against the Carib- Monday down a when a hill in mountain bordering bus plunged the northern district of Communist Florez Premier Ibarra Fidel said Cuban Castro had prepared for six years against such a threat from the United States. Racial Equality, when heard Hitter had agreed to serve Negroes, called off picketing which had been scheduled Tues- day at Ritler's Tavern. Picket- ing by CORE there Monday threatened to erupt into violence. CORE officials indicated their understanding was the tavern would serve both Negorcs and white persons Wednesday. "Ritlcr has agreed to open his place of business tomorrow with- out regard to race," said Lin- A light rain which was falling stopped when the rally began.

Lynch said there would'be an- other rally sometime Thursday in the same neighborhood to or- ganize the area and begin cor- recting what he termed deplor- able conditions like rates and roaches. The agreement to serve Ne- groes at the tavern was an. nounced by Fred E. Wcisgal, at- torney for CORE, after he met coin Lynch, associate national i 1W hours with William E. director of CORE: lawyer for Rittcr, "As a result, picketing will notl a Police Commissioner George now take place.

We have given Gclston in th chambers of our word. We hope that Mr i ju dgo Charles D. Harris of Bal- Rittcr will keep his." Lynch and Herbert Callcndcr, Mr Jud 'Uimore Circuit Court. tional for national CORE, held a street meeting across the street from the tavern half an hour after the canceled picket- ing had been scheduled. Seven Miners Killed SALISBURY, Rhodesia (UPI) African miners were killed and one injured Tuesday when a tunnel collapsed at the Lynch told the crowd of nickel mine, that Klansmen should not ha miles id No Money Down! BRAND NEW 1966 NO FROST REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER with A I MAKES ALL THE ICE YOU WANT WHEN YOU WANT IT! ICEMAGIC, tried and proven in over 3,00,000 homes IceMogic It completely automatic.

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(EOT) POLLING PLACES Ward 1--Preclncl 1--West Side School Paca Street Ward 1--Precinct 2--Saints Peter and Paul Hall Fayette Street Ward 1--Precinct 3-- Mount Royal Avenne School Ward 1--Precinct 4--West Side School Paca Street Ward 2--Precinct 1--Trinity Lutheran Church Recreation ROOM Smith Street Ward 2--Precinct 2--Trinity Lutheran Church Recreation Room Smith Street Ward 3--Precinct 1--Wm. F. Meder's Garage Independence Street Ward 3--Precinct 2--Palmer Barber Shop 302 Pnlaskl Street Ward 3--Precinct 3--Wm. F. Mcder's Garage Independence Street Ward 4--Precinct 1--City Hall Rotunda Ward 4--Precinct 2--Allcgany Community College Frederick Street Ward 5--Precinct 1--Gralton Ford Showroom South George Street Ward 5-- Precinct 2--East Side School East Street Ward 6--Precinct 1--Kingsloy Methodist Church Williams Street Ward 6--Precinct 2--Virginia Avenue School Virginia Avenue Ward 6--Precinct 3--South End Fire Station Third and Race Streets Ward 6-Princinct 4-South End Fire Station Third and Race Streets Ward 6--Precinct 5--John Humhird School Mary Street and Ella Avenne Ward 6-Precinct 6--Johnson Heights School Memorial Avenue Ward 5-Precinct 7-Johnson Heights Memorial Avenne CANDIDATES FOR MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL CANDIDATES FOR MAYOR The lolkwins pmons have stalcments and EARL D.

CHANEY 832 WINDSOR ROAD THOMAS F. CONLON AVIRETT AVENUE JOHN LONG A. LEE MARPLE C. ERICH ROEDER PAUL A. SHOOK 518 RIDCEWOOD AVENUE 232 NORTH CENTRE STREET 808 TROST AVENUE 1 507 FREDERICK STREET CANDIDATES FOR CITY COUNCIL amended by Chapter 477 of of Mar Iand Maryland.

195L Tnd Turthc TM Amend TMnt voting machine JAMES E. BJTTNER ,9 SOMMERVILLE AVENUE MELVINC. CLINE 1211 ELLA AVENUE S. LOUIS CURL 953 BRADDOCK ROAD PHILMORE f. FLEMING 207 SOUTH STREET FREDERICK HILL 719 WASHINGTON STREET WILLIAM V.

KEECAN310 CUMBERLAND STREET ROBERT L. LEW.S 608 LOUISIANA AVENUE C. RAY LIGHT 706 AVONDALE AVENUE JOHN E. MERTENS 1309 HOLLAND STREET FRANK K. NETHKEN 710 EDCEVALE AVENUE KEITH T.SISK 1602 FREDERICK STREET GEORGE H.TEDERICK 121 HANOVER STREET C.

GLENN WATSON JR. 818 HICKS AVENUE JOHN E. WOLZ 215 VALLEY STREET DANA C. ZEHRBACH 729 MARYLAND AVENUE WALLACE ULLIRY Adv.N.Jone 1-2-3 C1TY Adv. T-May 31-June 1-2.