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THE EVENING TIMES, MONDAY, MAY 21, 1962 PAGE NIN6 Sayre, Athens, South Waverly, Pa. ancl Waverly, N. Y. BASEBALL STANDINGS REMINDING YOU GOP Leaders Ask Ike to Help Edit Statement of Party Principles AMERICAN LEAGUE Yesterday's Results New York 4-2, Minnesota 3-4 (2nd Route 17 Assn. Seeks Support for Reimbursement The Route 17 Association is urging congressional support for Rep.

Howard W. Robison's bill that would lead to reimbursement to New York State for Thruway mileage incorporated into the Federal Highway System. The reimbursement could amount Pet. GB San Francisco 28 11 .718 St. Louis 21 13 .618 4Va Los Angeles 23 15 .605 Cincinnati 19 15 .559 6V2 Pittsburgh 17 16 .515 8 Philadelphia 15 19 .441 Milwaukee 16 21 .432 11 New York 12 19 .387 12 Houston 13 23 .361 13ft Chicago 12 24 .333 14ft game 13 innings) Kansas City 1-5, Washington 0-7' Cleveland 7-6, Detroit 6-8 Chicago 8-8, Baltimore 3-3 Los Angeles 5-1, Boston 3-0 Your winter clothes, blankets, and drapes need dry cleaning and moth protection from mildew and odor.

For efficiency and best results use our guaranteed moth proofing and storage for your furs and winter items contact us now. Call LN 5-2061 THOMAS CLEANERS 419 Clark Waverly In the international field, the Republicans are expected to call for firm resistance to. Communist encroachments in Berlin and Southeast Asia. They are likely to blame Kennedy for the loss of Cuba. They are certain to leave the door open for future criticism of the President's foreign policy actions.

Eisenhower's advance approval was regarded as a political must by Republican leaders who expect to lean heavily on his services in campaigning for Senate, House and governor candidates in key states. Pet GB Cleveland 20 13 .606 New York 20 13 .606 Minnesota 21 15 .583 ft Los Angeles 18 15 .545 2 Chicago 20 17 .541 2 Baltimore 18 16 .529 2ft Detroit 15 17 .469 4ft Kansas City 16 21 .432 6 Boston 13 20 .394 7 Washington 9 23 .281 10ft Today's Gaines San Francisco at Los Angeles Philadelphia at St. Louis New York at Houston Cincinnati at Milwaukee Chicago at Pittsburgh GETTYSBURG, Pa. (AP) Republican leaders asked former President Dwight D. Eisenhower's help today in editing a preliminary draft of a campaign statement of party principles.

In advance of a scheduled breakfast meeting with Eisenhower, Rep. Melvin R. Laird, predicted he and his Senate and House colleagues will come up with a much more terse statement of the issues that all GOP candidates can subscribe to in the November election campaign. Laird declined to enumerate the issues but others said the preliminary draft bears down hard on demands for fiscal repponsibility in govern -meht, a field in which Republicans have chalked up President Kennedy's efforts as a failure. The Republicans are expected to agree on a strong statement supporting civil rights.

They are relatively united in opposition to the administration's farm program, which Eisenhower specifically has criticized. There are several Republican viewpoints on what to do about health care for the elderly, although a majority apparently opposes Kennedy's plan to finance such a program through Social Security taxes. EASTERN LEAGUE Yesterday's Results York 2, Charleston 0 Williamsport 11, Binghamton 7 Springfield 3-6, Elmira 14 (1st game 12 innings) to nearly $800 million in highway funds that would help speed up construction of the Southern Tier Expressway. Carl M. Beery of Elmira, association president, said the organization's endorsement of the measure is being relayed to Senators Kenneth B.

Keating and Jacob K. Javits, Southern Tier congressional representatives, and New York members of the House Public Works Committee. Mr. Robison's bill, now in the last-named committee, is to be offered as an amendment to the Highway Act of 1962. It would establish reimbursement as congressional "intent and policy," to be made after "substantial" completion of the Federal Highway Sys Today's Gaines Baltimore at Cleveland Minnesota at Washington Kansas City at Boston Detroit at Chicago Only games scheduled Outpull any other, PARALYZED AERIALIST RECALLS PAST-Marlo Wallenda, 22, who may never walk again, watches remaining members of the Great Wallendas perform on the high wire In Pontiac, Mich.

Just a little more than three months ago, Mario was on the wire in Detroit when one member of the troupe faltered and fell. Two men died and Mario was left without use of his legs. replacement Tractor Tire or Pet. GB Williamsport 17 10 .630 Charleston 15 11 .577 lft Springfield 14 12 .538 2ft York 12 14 .462 4ft Elmira 11 15 .423. 5ft Binghamton 10 17 .370 7 Ml 1 9 NATIONAL LEAGUE Yesterday's Results New York 7-9, Milwaukee 6-6 Chicago 6-11, Philadelphia 4-2 Houston 6-4, San Francisco 5-7 Pittsburgh 8, Cincinnati 2 St.

Louis 4, Los Angeles 3 Theater Group To Hold Meeting Today's Games York at Elmira Binghamton at Charleston Williamsport at Springfield Valley Community Theater group will hold their final meeting of the year Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock Ycaza Lodges First Foul Claim in History of Preakness, Is Suspended at the Athens Recreation building. Officers will be elected at this meeting and the constitution will be ALL NEW Field Road at sensationally Low Prices SEE IT TODAY1 GET THIS WRITTEN read for approval. Plans for a pic tem. In New York's case, the approximately 500 miles of the State Thruway were built with state funds, and the highway later was incorporated into the Interstate System. Thus the state's share of mileage in the system was reduced by some 500 miles.

Route 17, which the association and the state administration feel should be designated as Interstate, remains a state primary highway. Interstate highways are built with 90 per cent federal funds and 10 per cent state funds. State primary highways are built on a federal-state 50-50 basis. "The Route 17 Association has always felt that New York has been penalized for its foresight in constructing the Thruway," Mr. Beery said.

"We should either receive equivalent mileage to enable Interstate designation for Route 17, or we should receive just compensation that would help speed up the building of nic will also be made at this time. A program will be presented following the business session. Refreshments will be served. Four Injured in Weekend Mishaps Four persons were treated at the Robert Packer Hospital dispensary over the weekend as the result of accidents. Gayle Rogers, 9, of 448 1-2 Waverly Waverly, tripped and fell, suffering an injury to the left knee and ankle.

George Klnne of East Smithfield fell from a porch and injured his left elbow. Robert Hickey, 3, son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Hickey of 428 South Wilbur Sayre, fell and injured his chin. Linda Rlchart, 14, daughter of Lawrence Richart of Nichols R.D.

1 fell off a trailer wagon and injured her right leg. Mayor Paul Flynn drive. The Brandywirie Stables Greek Money got up in the final strides to nose out the tiring Ridan in the race, second leg of the Triple Crown. Kentucky Derby winner Decidedly swung wide on the final turn, but battled up to fifth place before fading to eighth where he finished. George D.

Widener's Jaipur, held out of the Derby to point for the Preakness, and the favorite with the crowd of 33,854, led the early part of the race but collapsed to 11th. Since Pimlico closed Saturday, the stewards were powerless to suspend Ycaza more than 10 days, but Flanagan said if they had the authority "we would have given Ycaza the full 30-day suspension now." Since he began riding in the United States in 1957, Ycaza has been suspended 393 days not including the latest grounding. BALTIMORE (AP) Manuel Ycaza, one of the all-time bad boys of thoroughbred racing, is headed for another enforced vacation from the saddle as a result of his rousing stretch ride aboard Ridan in Saturday's Preakness. Stewards at Pimlico race course suspended the 25-year-old Panamani- an 10 days for unfair tactics Sunday and recommended that he be set down for an additional 20 days. The Maryland State Racing Commission will meet Wednesday to consider the recommendation.

Ycaza also was fined $200 for making what the stewards called a "frivolous claim of foul" against Greek Money, which nosed out Ridan for the $135,800 first prize. Ycaza lodged the first foul claim since the Preakness was inaugurated In 1873, contending Greek Money bumped Ridan in the furious stretch Proclaims SA Week in Sayre Four Injured In Two Area Highway Mishaps Four persons were treated at area hospitals for injuries received in highway accidents over the weekend. Thomas F. Hoyle, 16, of 210 Pennsylvania Sayre was treated at the Robert Packer Hospital for abrasions and lacerations of the upper right arm, received when a motorcycle on which he was riding skidded on Route 220 about 10 miles south of Towanda at about 6:30 o'clock last Charles W. Conklin, 16, of Sayre RD 2 was treated for abrasions of the right leg and right arm in the same accident.

It is not known which was the operator of the machine. They were treated and discharged at the hospital after reporting there about 9 last night. Two Air Force men from the Benton Air Force base were treated at Towanda Memorial Hospital this morning for injuries suffered when their car left the slippery highway about six miles west of Towanda on Route 6 about 1:30 a.m. Ronald Quigley, 19, was taken to the hospital suffering from lacerations of the head. Wendell E.

Minch, 20, was also treated for abrasions and lacerations. Both were released from the hospital later. According to Bradford County State Police who investigated, the car In which the two youths were riding went out of control on the wet highway, left the road on the left side and rolled over twice, coming to rest on its top. Damage was estimated to the car at about $3,000, according to police. 1 the Southern Tier Expressway." FIRESTONE FIELD ROAD TIRES ARE TRACTION GUARANTEED Tf, within 60 days of the date of purchase, the new Field Road Tire does not outpull any other replacement rear tractor tire you've ever bought, your Firestone Dealer or Store will (1) refund within 30 days thereafter the amount paid or (2) allow the amount paid in full credit on any other Firestone rear tractor tires.

(This traction guarantee does not apply to special-purpose rear tractor tires used in rice and cane farming.) The new Firestone Field Road Tractor Tire is further guaranteed against defects in workmanship and materials for the life of the original tread. This guarantee provides for a replacement of the same size and type of tire prorated on tread In recognition of the spiritual and material aid which The Salvation Army extends to the community with its "Hands of Mayor Paul WSCS to Hear Of Jewish Customs Flynn today proclaimed this week, May 20-27 as Salvation Army week in Sayre. Citing the organization's 33 years of service in this area and the forth WSCS of the Milan Methodist Church will hold a silver tea tomorrow night at which Mrs. Irving Mul-nick will speak on "Jewish Customs and The ladies from the Ulster, East Smithfield, and North Towanda Churches are invited to attend. KHEVERYBODY'S, BROAD WAVEBLY DESMOND SAYRE 7 BNATIKI JT" T7 I HAGGERTY'S SPECIAL FOR THE WEEK! GOP Women of County to Hold Seminar liUutfu LfuviU coming centennial of its founding in England in 1865, the Mayor called upon the people of Sayre to express their gratitude to the Salvation Army at this time.

Present at the proclamation ceremonies were Lt. Walter F. Gulden-schuh and Daniel Goeltz, member of the local Advisory Board, who announced that a series of special events have been arranged in observance of Salvation Army Week. The mayor and the public are invited to attend an open house at the Salvation Army Citadel on Tuesday, May 22, from 9 a.m. through 5 p.m.

This will afford everyone an opportunity to become better acquainted with the Sa.ation Army, he said. The text of the Mayor's proclamation fullovtS. WHEREAS: The high spiritual and humanitarian principles of the Salvation Army have brought renewed hope and faith to peoples of the world for nearly a century and to Americans for the past 82 years, and WHEREAS: The Salvation Army, through its welfare and religious program in our valley and throughout the country, extends "Hands of Mercy" to all people in need, regardless of race or creed, NOW, THEREFORE, Paul J. Flynn, mayor of Sayre Pa. do hereby proclaim the period of May 20 through May 27 as Salvation Army Week in Sayre, and do urge all citizens to give their full cooperation to this effort to focus attention on the work of The Salvation Army in the United States.

The Salvation Army ministers to both spiritual and phys'cal needs, and our tribute to this great organization during Salvation Army Week is well earned and greatly merited. In witness whereof I have hitherto set my hand and caused the seal of Sayre, Pa. to be affixed this day May 18. Sfcle WasEw New York Traffic Toll in Weekend Is Seven Killed ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) Fourteen persons lost their lives in accidents in New York State over a weekend marked by soaring temperatures and lightning storms.

Seven of the victims were killed in traffic accidents. One of the most tragic of the deaths was that of Arthur Tim Mott, 31, of Rouses Point, whose broken body was found at the bottom of an embankment shortly before he was to have been married. Mott and a friend, Richard Fren-ya, 24, were killed when their motorcycle plunged down the embankment Friday night. Three men were drowned Saturday night when two motorboats collided on Little York Lake in Cortland County. One of the victims was a man who had set out in a boat to rescue the others.

The dead were Dale Stoker, 28, of Homer, and Jack Sangeorgi, 25, and Malcolm Leonard, 41, both of Cortland. Temperatures soared to the upper 80s and 90s Saturday and hit 99 in New York City. The heat and humidity ignited electrical storms in many sections of the state and one of them Saturday claimed the life of 10-year-old Kim Welch of Schroon Lake. Kim and relatives who had been camping on Mount Pharoah in the Adirondack had sought shelter in a cabin atop the mountain when a lightning bolt invaded the structure. Other accidental deaths over the weekend: New York Michael Grogan, 21, fell from the cab of a truck Saturday.

New York Louis Morales, 32, crushed by a subway train Saturday. Whitehall William McCullough, 21, Hubbardton, car struck guard rails early Saturday. New York Anthony S. Stnimilas, 18, struck by a car Saturday. New York Thomas T.

True, 30, fell from a window of his second-floor apartment Sunday. Troy Flossie Wilson, 61, Albany, two-car collision Sunday. Newfane David E. Dietz, 18, Burt, car hit a tree Sunday. Goshen Alexander Nowicke, 75, of Warwick, gored by a bull Saturday, died Sunday.

WITH LINT FILTER AGITATOR A FAMILY owning an outboard is a fortunate one. Whether the boat is trailered or hauled on top of an auto, ths family is independent; it can come and go as it pleases. It's a magic carpet, all right, and the whole world is the boaters' arena. The automobile will haul the outfit and family anywhere. The north woods of Canada, inland lakes and rivers, the salt waters of the open sea; each offers distinctive pleasures.

With a boat, cares are left behind and fun-making' becomes easy. Boating is attractive, for it can be enjoyed no matter what the budget is. Lots of fun can be had with a canoe or smail skiff. These are cheap and easily transported, but even yachting can be enjoyed without going to the permanently moored inboards. Nineteen and 21-footers can be trailered easily, and can sleep the entire family, no matter which waters are chosen.

Various governmental agencies are helping In adding more and better launching sites, camping and recreational areas. Taking an outboard on a long trip is simple. Vacationing boaters should make sure all their equipment is thoroughly inspected, know the trailer laws of the states they will travel, get to know the safety requirements and pack only the gear needed. Then head for the road and the wide open spaces. Take a boat with you to the great expanse of sea and sky, and you'll return to work rested and refreshed.

The second in the series of four seminars being conducted by the Bradford County Council of Republican Women will be held Wednesday evening in the Bradford County Historical Museum rooms beginning at 8 o'clock. The two guest panelists for this session will be Albert Johnson, minority leader of the state General Assembly, and Attorney Edward O'Connor, former state committeeman. The moderator will be Mrs. George V. Dayton president of the Bradford County Council of Republican Women.

The sessions which carry the theme, "Practical Politics and You," are divided into four different categories and the Wednesday night program will be on the subject, "The Organization of the Republican Party." These informal discussions are limited to just two hours. A report from last week's opening session indicated that there Ls a growing interest in the subject and a good response is expected Wednesday. Any citizen interested in attending is WITH TRADE MODEL JA- AlOOR Detroit Campaigns for Heavy Go; Details All That Stand in Way East Athens to Be Canvassed Sayre Fire Department Ambulance Corps will canvass the East Athens Area Tuesday evening beginning at 6 o'clock. This unit will hold their regular meeting tonight at 7:30 o'clock in the borough hall. New Maytag Lint Filter Agitator removes more lint than ever before possible.

Works right In the water where the lint is. AS LITTLE AS $1.95 A WEEK FULLY AUTOMATIC WATER TEMP. SELECTOR RUST PROOF CABINET WATER SAVER LINT REMOVER TUB SAFETY LID TUB BRAKE UNBALANCED SWITCH MAYTAG DEPENDABILITY Price Includes Delivery, Normal Installation Service Waverly Woman One of 2 Hurt In Go-Kart Crash Saddler said tentative agreement has been made with Detroit Tiger officials for rental of the ball park on Sept. 17, with the following three days available in case of rain. Gudelsky said he would want to go over a few things with Liston before granting him a license.

He also said he would insist that Michigan's new 90-second rule be enforced in a heavyweight title fight. The rule, created after the fight death of Benny (Kid) Paret in New York earlier this year, established a 90-second rest period between rounds. DETROIT (AP) A campaign to drum up enthusiasm for a Detroit staging of the proposed Floyd Patterson Sonny Liston heavyweight title showdown was in progress in Detroit today. Leon Saddler, a local boxing promoter, said "only a few financial details" stand in the way of a meeting between world champion Patterson and challenger Liston in Tiger Stadium Sept. 17.

David Gudelsky, the state boxing commissioner, said he expected Liston, denied a license by New York State because of his police record, could be approved to box in Michigan. Saddler said Patterson and Liston have been offered a guarantee of $750,000 to fight in Detroit, with Patterson taking a two-thirds share and Liston one-third. Kinney Sinqs in College Chorus James Kinney, a 1960 graduate of Waverly High School and presently a senior in electrical technology at the Broome Technical Community College in Binghamton, is a member of the 65-student chorus of the college, "The which last week sang at the Nassau Community College and the Framingdale Community College, both on Long Island. James is the son of Mr and Mrs. James Kinney.

of 101 Clinton Waverly. Area Men Lodged In County Jail Two area men were arrested by Athens police officer Sherman Saxon yesterday on bench warrents and taken to the county jail in Towanda. John R. Morris of Ulster RD 1 was charged with failure to abide by a court order for support of dependents, and Fred Jackson of 113 Chestnut Athens is charged with parole violation. I lw mm m.

I 1 1 lu A Waverly RD 2 woman was taken to the Schuyler Hospital in Montour Falls Sunday afternoon following an accident at the Red Jacket Go-Kart track in Montour Falls. Mrs. Ethel Leonard, 58, suffered a fractured leg. Harold Clark, 36, of Bath, N. a Kart driver, has a fractured nose, concussion and face lacerations.

It was reported that the steering apparatus of the Kart driven by Clark broke and the car went out of control striking Mrs. Leonard. Fj WEEKEND FIGHTS MARACAIBO, Venezuela Ramon Arias, 113, Venezuela, outpointed Ronnie Decost, 110, Brockton, 10. NEW YORK Cassius Clay, 196. Louisville, stopped Billy Daniels, 189, New York, 7..