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2 3fnhrprtibftif-3(mtrttal, Oct. 17, 1956 BUS of this Jacksonville, city bus, detoured from his regular route by high water, got into this worse trouble yesterday. Passengers are shown wading out. A freak autumn storm has dumped five inches of rain here since Saturday and brought flood waters to many places along east coast. (AP Wirephoto) FLOODS 4 TOWNS Lutherans Urge Planned Parenthood HARRISBURG, Pa.

(W 20th Biennial Convention of at Florida rolled north Storm Sweeps Up Florida Coastline MIAMI, Fla. big autumn storm that took a water the United Lutheran Church in America moved into its final today after approving a sweeping new statement on jnarriage and family life which Relaxed rules on remarriage of divorced persons and recommended The 13-point statement on marriage and family life, was adopted yesterday. The delegates rejected a proposal calling for establishment of family courts to meet marriage problems. I Approved was a recommendation that Lutheran couples plan their parenthood in accordance with ability to provide for their children and nurture them in fullness of Christian life and The statement said that irresponsible conception of fchildren up to the limit of bil- pgical capacity and selfish limitation of the number of children are equally I On the question of divorced persons, the convention said such a person seeking remarriage recognize his responsibility for the breakup of the former marriage give evidence of his repentance must have forgiven his partner in the former marriage and must fullfill his obligations to those involved in his former BB Nearly Costs Boy, 8, His Eye Sausalito police are pressing an investigation into an incident in which an 8-year-old boy narrowly missed losing his eyesight. The boy, Brian Mann of 244 Glen drive, was playing in an area known as the Glen Saturday evening when he was struck in the eye by a pellet from a BB gun.

The mother, Mrs. Virginia Mann, took him to Marin General Hospital, where attendants found the pellet had missed the pupil of the eye. Brian was treated and released. Police Sgt. Howard Goerndt is investigating the incident, which, according to Chief Louis Mountanos, was not believed a deliberate attempt to injure young Brian.

ward up the coastline today, harrying shipping and threatening low-lying areas with flooding. It killed two persons in Florida, flooded at least four towns and caused heavy crop losses. The storm was centered about 110 miles off the Georgia coastline and its winds of 30 to 40 miles an hour were being felt from Florida to the Maryland shore. It was moving northeast at Hundreds Flee As Ammonia Fumes Spread PITTSBURGH of persons were routed from their beds by police and firemen today as waves of nauseous, irritating ammonia fumes spread over several blpcks two miles from the center of the business section. The sickening fumes came from a leaking tank at the Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp.

plant. Police and firemen wearing gas masks went from house to house warning residents not to go to sleep and to be ready for evacuation. There was no panic and no one suffered serious effects. More than 100 police and firemen were called to the scene. The fumes spread to several sections of the city before two Jones and Laughlin gas masks and rubberized off two main valves on the tank.

Police banned all traffic on several streets surrounding the area. Firemen played streams of water on the escaping ammonia in an effort to neutralize it. It poured over the scene like a white fog. was pretty rough for said Battalion Chief John McKeown. get within two blocks of that stuff without a Entered in San Rafael Post Office as second class matter under Act of March 6, 1897 Published Daily Except Sundays and certain holidays at 1028-32 Street San Rafael, Calif, by California Newspapers, Roy A.

Brown, President Combining the San Rafael Independent, Marin Journal, Marin Herald, San Anselmo Herald, Fairfax Gazette, Larkspur-Corte Madera News. 13 miles an hour and the center was expected to arrive at Cape Hatteras, N.C., this afternoon. Storm warnings were up from Brunswick, to Atlantic City, N.J. Squalls over the water contain gale winds. Tides three feet above normal were predicted for the area under the strong winds and the Miami Weather Bureau warned that flooding may occur.

Heavy rains were falling on the coastal areas ahead and to the west of the center. The storm, which has not been named, originated near Cuba on Sunday but it is not a tropical storm, weathermen said. It is similar to the great storms that form in the North Atlantic in winter. The Florida towns of Fellsmere, Kissimmee, St. Cloud and Taft were flooded yesterday as the storm passed by.

Rain totaling 15 inches was recorded at Fellsmere. Water accumulated to 30 inches deep in the streets. Roads were blocked temporarily and telephone lines were down. Flood waters drove about 200 residents from their homes at Kissimmee. They left behind their cars, clothes and furniture as a creek beside the town rose too rapidly for them to save more.

A tunnel was cut through a railroad embankment to let the water drain away. No lives were lost in the Kissimmee evacuation. Damage estimates ran as high as two million dollars. The two dead were drowning victims, one at Daytona Beach in the heavy surf and the other on a lake near Cocoa when a squall upset a boat. No Upheaval In State's House Lineup Seen WASHINGTON speculation in Washington holds to the view that there is little chance of the Nov.

6 election bringing any major upheaval in the California house delegation lineup of 19 Republicans and 11 Democrats. Democrats have voiced high of picking up one seat by upsetting the veteran Rep. Leroy Johnson in the 11th District. LONG SHOT Republicans, on the other hand, view the unseating of Rep. Harlan Hagen as a long shot possibility in the 14th District.

The Republican candidate is Myron D. Tisdel. Close races appear in prospect in a number of other districts, but practical politicians of both parties predicting any great change in delegation. Members of both parties concede that the congressional redistricting in California in 1952 tended to make Republican districts more Republican and Democratic districts safer for the Democrats. COAST TREND And they point to a general tendency among West Coast voters to re-elect incumbents and to vote for individuals without too much regard for party affiliation.

In the 11th District, John J. McFall, Democrat, is trying to unseat Johnson, now the senior Republican in the California delegation with 14 years in the house. Three Democratic Claire Engle in the 1st district, John Shelley in the 5th and Hairy R. Sheppard in the both nominations in the primary and are unopposed in the general election. CLOSE RACE Both Democrats and Republicans look for a close race in the normally Democratic 6th District where Republican Rep.

John F. Baldwin unseated Democrat Robert L. Condon two years ago. Other close races are predicted in the 7th, 9th, 13th and 18th Districts now represented by Republicans John J. Allen, J.

Athur Younger, Charles M. Teague and Craig Hosmer. Nixon Says Adlai's Policies Pate Wants Wives To Would Increase War Chance Go Home Dominican Radio Show Tomorrow Radio Players of Dominican College will present a drama for women by Helen Dore Bolyston and adapted for radio by Edward Goldberger, on KTIM at 3:30 p. m. tomor row.

Cast includes Charla Grief, Patricia McDermott, Joann Gemsch, Lynn Mernin, Donna Zander and Paquita Demitillo Announcer for the show is Joan Sanguinetti and engineer is Janet Schneider. The production is under the direction of Sister M. Cyril, O.P. Portraits, application passport pictures. Photos copied.

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Stevenson took his campaign today into Michigan. Meanwhile, Stevenson was reported standing firm on his controversial proposal that the United States take the lead in an attempt to end testing of hydrogen weapons, and heartened at favorable response to it. But in remarks prepared for delivery in Lansing today, he temporarily put aside the H- bomb issue to charge that GOP money policies have stopped home building and made it more difficult to buy automobiles and TV sets. He high interest rates make it on the ordinary citizen and easy on the large financial Eisenhower spoke in St. Paul and Minneapolis yesterday, and an aide later reported him optimistic about GOP (POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT) Roddy Son Bom An eight-pound, eight-ounce yet unnamed was born at 4:30 p.m.

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The Republicans, he said, are for remaining free. Benson is to motor from Modesto to Oakdale and Turlock and then return to Modesto for dinner and another speech. Harry S. Truman, the former President, is to speak in San Civic Auditorium Oct. 24 before a convention of the Bakery and Confectionery Workers Union.

Elsewhere the state political scene was quieter, after the end of a one-day doorbell ringing drive by Democrats seeking a million dollars in donations. Results of the campaign were not available. Richard Richards. Democratic candidate for senator, made a television appearance at Sacramento. He said his Republican opponent, Sen.

Thomas H. Kuchel, had voted every bill for tax relief to the middle and lower income Before a Sacramento meeting of labor leaders, Richards called for the replacement of the Taft-Hartley Law. With Richards during the campaigning was Gov. Abraham Ribicoff of Connecticut. The governor praised Adlai Stevenson for bringing the H-bomb question in the Kuchel flies from Los Angeles today to San Francisco and then on to Ukiah.

He is making stops at Hopland, Fort Bragg and Willits and plans a talk tonight at Ukiah. chances of carrying Minnesota. Eisenhower made only a passing reference to the H-bomb issue but Nixon, speaking in Buffalo, N. said the nation would be a fearful in electing Stevenson if he persists in the stand he has taken. Nixon said a the difference between the Eisenhower and Stevenson positions is: Stevenson says we should stop our tests if we can get other nations to sign agreements that they will do so.

Eisenhower says that we should stop our tests only if we can get an agreement which is backed up by foolproof Nixon said, policy of military weakness and naive reliance on Communist promises would increase the chances for Kefauver, in a nationwide radio-TV address, said more top administration officials been involved in corruption than under any administration since the Republican administration of General A 1155 Magnolia Larkspur Hardwood Dowels and Picture Frame MOULDINGS Plenty of Parking GL 4-7731 Abo Open Sunday 10-2 NOTICE OF SALE GOVERNMENT HOUSING near Voftejo, California Located in Terrace PREMIUM BIO SALE Entire unit ean demounted into 4-foot sections. Easy te re-assemble. The United States of America, acting by and through the Public Housing Administration (hereinafter referred to as the with the assistance of the 11 on sing Authority of the City of Valiejo, California, will receive sealed bids for the purchase and removal of dwelling units and related site clearance from Housing Project CAL-42I1, Chabot Terrace, located near VaHejo, California, as listed and more particularly described on the "Schedule until 10:00 a.m_, November 14, 1956, at which time ah bids wiH be publicly opened and read in the office of the Housing Authority, 900 Williams Avenue, (P. O. Box 14321, Vallejo, California.

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