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PITTSBURGH POST-GAZETTE. TUESDAY, JULY 1, 1941 couHcilmen, they said that so far this year was concerned they knew of no new development in fire boxes or fuels which would work any miracles. They said the IV I ft FINE Apollo Hails Anniversary of Its Founding James' WPA Plan Blocks Adjournment Plan to Curb Smoke Is Hit By Railroads '10 smoke ordinance should set mgn SKI PACKED TO KEEP HOURS standards, but that demands should not be such that motive power could not develop the steam to do Wde with Pare Dairy CreirnHo Filler Used Tell Gunrilnien Officials Hts job. Democrats Inject Issue Of Some Feature? Are v- wrm. 55c quart 30c PINT At Our Five Convenient Sfere Impractical 4T i Mental Hospital as Parleys Collapse By John E.

Jones Pv a Wrsr Treat The Folks At Home Tonight" i Changes in one of the "dense-smoke regulations of the city's new clear skies ordinance, which may HARRISBURG. June 30. Demo icome up lor committee consideration today, were discussed yester Steen Alo Testifies Councilmen asked questions about local electrification, the prospect of Diesel and Dfesel-electric locomotives and round-house improvements. The committee also heard M. M.

Steen, the school board's building superintendent. He told council that in its vast building and remodeling program that the schools had not yet reached the point in their heating plant development where they felt they could meet all provisions of the new ordinance. Councilmen said the tests of the ordinance, even if council" passes it at once, would not start until November. It was pointed out MtfiJ.7,kJi? wi- 1 III -4- XfeShi crats back to "scratch" today with demands that the state immediately take over 12 mental hospital. including Mayview and Woodvillp following collapse of "rnmpromi.se" adjournment plans.

The fourth of a series of talks projected to get the six-months-old "islarure out of here by next week broke up last night. Governor James insisted that Democrats go Alone with a "little WPA" as part of the compromise. The Democrats fatly refused. Republicans twiddled their thumbs today in the absence of James who holds the key to further negotiations. They plan to adjourn the Senate for the week tomorrow, there was six months grace after day in a special hearing granted by council to railroad executives.

Mechanical engineers and others told councilmen they wanted to be "helpful and co-operative" but they felt council did not want to pass an ordinance with features which seemed "impracticable of enforcement." Representatives of four or five railroad systems joined in the discussion but council took no action. Xo New Development The discussion centered particularly on Section I-B, dealing with one minute emission of dense smoke. The railroad men, headed by R. H. Flinn, assistant to the general manager of the Pennsylvania, said the regulation should be modified because it was all but impossible of attainment under most operating conditions.

In response to questions from that in some of its "new installation provisions." In addition to Mr. Flinn the railroad groups included A. T. Mitchell, J. B.

Diven, H. E. Hays, J. L. Hanna and S.

G. Cramp, of the Pennsylvania: John Beltz and John Evans of the Baltimore and Ohio: Karl Berg, Seward French and Harry Kelly of the Pittsburgh and Lake Erie, and W. E. Cox of the Monongahela Connecting 030838 QB38? HBHUQ jjjSfj? Authorized Battier: Pepsi-Cola Bottfwz Co of rMtsburtf leaving all controversial business for next week. James departed for poston Sunday night to attend a conference of governors.

He is not expected to return before Thursday. JaniM Criticized, Report The governor it was reported, was sharply criticised in a Repub lican caucus today for leaving the rapitol with adjournment talks up In the air. Invites Demands that the state take over TRUCK USERS! McKinley-Gregg hospitals marked a reversal of You fro Make frhis YOU ''J- IH -ill jl-r ill il" 1 irp-flrC If rlx I I If r- the Democratic attitude of last night. Minority Leader Harry Shapiro, who sat in on the talks, 'reported'' to the Senate that Democrats agreed to desert the Allegheny county organization and Accept James' compromise hospital plan. The governor proposed to assess Pittsburgh and Allegheny county each $2.50 per week per mental patient ($1,300,000) until 1543 and to postpone transfer of ail other county hospitals until 143.

Put when James injected his WPA plan, the whole deal fell through, Shapiro said. And with it went immediate hopes for adjournment, WPA Attitude Rapped "So far as I'm concerned, the minority leader said, "we start from scratch." Shapiro rapped the attitude of James toward the WPA now as compared to his attitude during the 133H campaign. Shapiro recalled that the governor then flayed the setup and that former State Senator G. Mason Owlett. Republican floor leader, instituted proceedings to declare WPA unconstitutional.

Shapiro declared that the governor has proven there are no persons on relief sufficiently able-bodied to perform work relief. Majority Leader James A- Geltz retorted. "That is not the argument Mr. Shapiro used last night against WPA with the governor. "He told the governor." Geltz said, "that his objections were 'purely That Democrats did not want to see Republicans with a WPA in Pennsylvania." orrosmoN expressed Pittsburgh council's "unalterable to the state going back on its plan to take over the expense of maintaining mental patients, particularly those in the city's Mayview institution, will reach Harrisburg officials today.

Councilman Thomas J. Gallagher brought the matter up in council yesterday. He urged that the situation is gravp, from the taxpayers' standpoint, and had a resolution adopted to wire council's objections. Gallagher stressed that the present lw. unless it is nullified, would mvp Pittsburgh taxpayers $700,000 year.

jt 2 Post-Gazette Photo below, let'r. three ohl-timers, i. A. Heck-man, 74; 4. S.

Huey. KS, and 'A. M'efnel. 87, all residents of a half-centurr -or more, chew the fat aliout days gone ly: below, right, pretty J'atty Sloan, Ifi-year-old higl schVI cheerleader, who will he crowned With the filing of a 21-lxunli salute, Apollo, liianiifa) (uriiig: oniiiiiiiiit in Armstrong county's Jviskitninetaji X'alley. jesterday mrning tiegan ft ueek-long celebration of its one luindreil and twenty-fifth anniversary.

Photographic highlights: Above, the borough's hunting-hung main VM) CEUP GDUdls (Xtecss Apollo Opens Celebration To Mark 125th Anniversary 2 -Bomb Salute Formally Jaunchps Week-Long Fete; Historical Pageant Feature of Many Events Murder Suspect Plunges to Death CHICAGO, June 30. iP -Ca rl M. Anderson. 56. editor and publisher of the Litchfield (Xeb.) "Moniter," plunged to his death from the eighth floor of a Loop office building late today, after undergoing a lie detector test in connection with the death last Thurs By Robert R.

Jr. Staff Writer Above: A. T. MANSFIELD Truck Sales Wnigrr. ichrt direrln the large and f-pable taff of MeKinley-Gregg salesmen.

Below: GEORGE H0FF Serrire Superintendent, trilk more than 15 yenrx' experience in the Pittsburgh area. old. formally launched a week-long celebration of the anniversarv. day of his wife. Rush Clarke, assistant attorney general of Xebraska.

who brought Anderson to Chicago for the test, said the man cried "This is a good time to end it all." and plunged out of a window in the building where he had undergone the tests. Clarke said evidence indicated that Anderson had slain his wife by beating her on the head with an iron pipe, and then attempting to make it appear she was killed in an automobile accident. FRANK B. GREGG President of the nr-annizotityn irhirh served Ihe Pittshurah mrea fnr 2 years, njif'-gting the Inrqeit truck outlet in irertem Pennsylvania. APOLLO.

Pa, June 30. Wars. virh the Indians were still raging and the French had not yet been driven out of Western Pennsylvania when the first American pioneers settled permanently in the valley of the beautiful, winding river. It was nearly half a century later before this early white settlement in the land of the Red Men officially attained the status of a town. They called it Warren, and they boasted that tnis "new and potentially important" town was on water navigable to New Orleans as well as on the East-West highway from Harrisburg to Pittsburgh.

That was in 1S16. Today, exactly 125 years later, the people of this Armstrong county industrial community, which dropped the name of Warren in favor of the classical Apollo before it was two decades Trusters Approved For Slippery Rock HARRISBURG. June 30. 7Pi --The Senate today unanimously approved trustees named by Governor Jamps to the board of the Slippery Rock State Teachers' College. They were: W.

Lee Gilmore. Pittsburgh: Jack M. McDonald. Slippery Rock: Byron H. Canon.

Pittsburgh: Stacy T. Dean. Greenville: Thomas W. Dickey and Clyde C. Green.

New Castle, Mrs. Marion Foster Smith. John L. 21-Bomb Salute Open Fele The quasqui-centennial fete, although preceded" by special church observances and home-coming activities Sunday, officially begn at 9 a. m.

with the firing of a salute of 21 bombs the salute being accompanied by the blowing of steel mill whistles, the screaming of sirens and the honking of automobile horns. Then, in the bunting-hung business section of Apollo, merchants unveiled store-window displays of antiques, old pictures, historical mementoes, stamps. coin3. guns and other objects associated with the borough's past. And.

the day being dedicated to farmers, into the community poured the men and Women of the Wheeler Urges Probe of "Sinking Wise Butler, and Mrs. E. Grace McCauley, Beaver, all four-year terms. WASHINGTON, June Senator Wheeler, Democrat. Montana, proposed today that the Senate investigate whether the American navy has "begun shooting" in carrying out its patrol activities.

Saying that Secetary Knox had declined to affirm or deny rumors that an American warcraft had sunk a German submarine, Wheeler added in a statement that is the duty of Congress to determine the facts." Wheeler offered a resolution suggesting that the investigation be conducted by the Senate naval committee. We want to show you a real "Truck Headquarters" sales, service and parts facilities that can save you plenty of money. Today it is more important than ever that you select your truck equipment with care and that you do business with a reliable and thoroughly responsible truck merchant. Come in and see how we are set up to serve you first with a money-saving truck that fits your job and then with the right service to keep your truck "on the job" at lowest cost to you. Make this your truck sales and service headquarters exclusively! Visit it during "Open A warm welcome and a great "deal" all ways await you! surrounding hills to take in the exihibits and to take advantage of free merchandise offers made by many of the community's stores for this occasion.

The farm children came, too. decked in gayly-colored paper leis for their holiday. Hitorical Pageant I Feature Thus, rather quietly, Apollo's anniversary celebration got under way. But it will swing into high gear tomorrow and stay in high gear through the Fourth. The big feature of the entire fete, a historical pageant called will be presented for the first time tomorrow night, and at the conclusion of the spectacle, pert Patty Sloan.

16-year-old Apollo High school cheer-leading captain. will He prnanp1 fiss Arwillrw'' flnH QUICK, COURTEOUS ATTENTION TO ALL SERVICE AND TRUCK PARTS NEEDS Our service department is equipped and manned efficiently to handle 150 service jobs daily. Complete motor rebuilding department, specializing in rebuilding carburetors and electrical units. All modern equipment of latest, most efficient desigTi manned hy skilled mechanics under factory supervision. PROMPT Service GOOD Service GENUINE Parts FAIR Prices a good all ways! FREE RAZOR BLADES fr tm alt visiter urinf "Opt Hwoa" WM ywirt today! it's delightfully C-O-O-L in DOS A HOE'S FIFTH AVE.

CAFETERIA AIR-CONDITIONED for Your Comfort TO-NITE! GRILLED FILET MIGNON Steak Dinner in BQHAHOE'S Fifth Avt. Restaurant 4:30 to 8 P. M. Cau-reuf Wtres IL' qtMicht inteiitfent aeri'rce. BECAUSE OF CHRYSLER CORPORATION ENGINEERING Eg queen of the quasqui-centennial by ST Fruit or Tomato Jktie CocWtil or it Cup of Deliciou Soup ASSORTED RELISHES GRILLED FILET MIGNON Beefsteak Extraordinary with Fresh Mushroom Sauce Brown Potatoes Buttered New Peas Head Lttuc and Tomato Salad Roils and Butter Strawberry Ice Cream Coffee.

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