Delaware County Daily Times from Chester, Pennsylvania • Page 1

2 DELAWARE COUNTY (PA.) DATLY TIMES Monday, April 25. J9CO Korean Army Troops Fire Into Crowd in New Flareup l' 1 1 sm are the dffay wcived'thm wfrcphoto U1 Shed in New York Sunday ni ht. Silver medallion Tonys Ilc nol to the theater. Tunis Gives Douglas, Bancroft Warning on et Stage Awards Professors Lead March; None Hurt Rlice Promises Party Slwkeup SEOUL, South Korean (AP) Korean army troops with gas i masks, fixed bayonets and tanks Monday night fired tear gas into a crowd of nearly 5,000 Koreans demonstrating in Seoul against Syngman Rhee's government Led by 200 middle-aged college professors, the croud of students and civilians marched to the National Assembly building and demanded the resignation of Rhee, all Supreme Court justices and 1 members of the Assembly It was the first such "ruckus in the Korean capital since m.ar-1 Hal law wa.s clamped down after the bloody riots last Tuesday and demonstrations were banned. Syngman Rhee promised to run South Korea as a non-partisan president but showed no inclination today to give up his autocratic powers.

The 85-year-old Rhee's pledge to ACtS NEW -YORK (AP) Melvyn, Her part in "The Miracle Work Douglas and Anne Bancroft havo'cr" in which she nl-us tho TUNIS (AP)-Accusing France! Broadway's Tony awards this cr'of the mule chid It Mml. I Vn .1...... l.full, l.Jll*U i rancc 0 lu.ij uiis of new ground and air raids on ycar for notable dramatic acting. i i prcscntalions Sunday night, Mary Martin and Jackie Gleason were cited for the musical stage, she for "The Sound of her soil, Tunisia has served notice any more border attacks will be considered acts of war. President llnbib cut short a tour of the northwest provinces and hastened back to the capital to deal with the crisis.

Bourguiba's who grew up to become the renowned author Helen Keller is her first starring role. Douglas got his award for his bi, KC, sue mr -i ne Sound of portrayal of a presidential -ISD Mus.c.'he-for "Take Me Along." ant in Gore wS "The Bcsi Tim lilt, that the French had launched two attacks in the past week. On April 20. it said, French planes bombed and strafed Oulccl Roulabst. The play citation went to "The 1 Man" Miracle Worker," in which Missj Mary Martin's Tony was her Bancroft appears.

Musicals "Fio! fourth, rcllo!" an "The Sound of won twin trophies. es Jud Body Is Located Silver medallion Tonys are given by the American Theater Wing each year for distinguished non- Tunisia near Tliafa. The communique many civilians had been killed in the raids. It also accused French commandos from Algeria of entering Tunisia and placing booby trnps to "create insecurity" along the tense frontier. Today's Weather Temperatures in 24 hours CHICAGO (AP)-The finding of (he body of missing federal Judge W.

Lynn Parkinson has climaxed one of Chicago's most famous missing persons cases. Still a mystery is how the the 57-year-old IJurist met his death. The discovery apparently resolved the knotty legal problem of filling the judge's scat on the Court of Appeals. 1 the word "best" is avoided, the! High Sunday, 86; low this morn- as Broad- ing, 58; average Sunday 66' awards arc regarded un ways equivalent of Hollywood's normal for this dale 55 Oscars. Citations in 18 categories, plus two special awards, were presented at the wing's Hotel Astor banquel.

i'or Miss Bancroft the Tony was 1 r- "n-ia umiLlull U)C 1O11V W3S Tho French Foreign Ministry ml her second. Her first two "years ni'ic liorl I 11101, ,) Urtl Paris bati no comment. ago. was for a non-starred feature 8 Are Dead As Typhoon Hits Pacific MANILA (AP) Pacific storm HJI iion-siarrco lenture Habit, Bourguiba the Tuni- performance in "Two for lie Sec- ambassador lo France, was saw," written, like her current' called home for consultatjons. play, by William Gibson Observers here feared ihc situation was reaching the boiling point alone the fronlier, where Algerian guerrillas harass French outposts from Tunisian soil.

France has accused Tunisia of siding against her in tho five-year-old Algerian war. President Bourguiba warned the French to think twice before starting any real trouble along the tense border. "Any new attack against our territory or any violation of our air space will he considered an net of war and our policy in regard lo France will be "reused in consequence," Bourguiba declared in a speech at Tebnur.sot.k. If France uses Hie presence of today toward ler Expected temperatures today, 00; low tonight, 60; high Tuesday, 90. Precipitation In 24 hours till 7 a.m.

this month. this year, 11.94. Sun rose, 6:10 a.m.; sun sets, 7:49 p.m.; moon rises. 6:11 a.m.; moon yets, 7:43 p.m. Today's tides Off Chester tidewater terminal pier: 1:03 a.m.

and 1:25 p.m.; low 8:05 a.m. and p.m. WEATHER ELSEWHERE Cil High-Low-Pr. Albany, cloudy 75 57 Albuquerque, clear G3 42 Atlanta, clear Boston, cloudy Buffalo, rain Chicago, cloudy Cleveland, cloudy Denver, clear Detroit, clear Fort Worth, cl'dy Helena, cloudv decomposed body Sunday floating face-down in Lake Michigan near Ihc north edge of the Loop. This "'as several Drake Hotel, blocks where EXECUTIVES UP E.

MacIntire (seated), president of the Delaware County Chamber of Commerce, checks in George Renninger (left) vice president of the Philadelphia National Bank, and James M. Hill purchasing agent for Westinghot.se Electric Corp at the annual breakfast meeting of the chamber at 7:30 this morning at the Hotel Clubhouse lu take the administration out of politics failed to silence opposition demands that he call new elections for president and vice president. Kwak San-hoon of the minority Democratic party told the National Assembly that "Rhe'e should apologize to the entire nation" for the wholesale police shooting of anti-government demonstrators last Tuesday. The riotin stemmed from -a 11 charges that the elections were rigged lo make Rhee's political heir, ailing Lee Ki-poong vice Rhee was unopposed, for the presidency after his Democratic party opponent died a month before the Both Knee and Lee received landslide votes. Rhee announced Sunday he was cutting all ties with his "powerful now discredited Liberal party and would "seek to serve the nation solely as the chief executive as head of the administration." In promising reforms "to cor Racial Violence On Beachfront BILOXI, Miss.

(AP) Racial four as George Feal! 24 1 Paul inlpnr-o nirni- XT. ul violence over attempts by Ne groes to swim at segregated beaches Sunday resulted in gunfire that wounded 10 persons. Four others were injured in beachfront fighting. The first injured were four Negroes who went swimming in the Gulf of Mexico off the all-while beach in this resort city of 45,000. By midnight both whites and Negroes had been wounded in scattered clashes.

Police patrolled the city today. Mississippi's worst race riot erupted suddenly on this 28-mile man-made beach under a warm sun on a lazy Sunday afternoon. Three bloody chapters followed in confused sequence. First, about 50 Negro men, women and children gathered across the highway from a white hotel on the sand. Some stepped into the Gulf of Mexico, the signal for a group of whites to show up.

Fighting.broke out. Whites chased Negroes off the beach. Next, four Negro men and about Boarn, 34; Ernest and Zeb Lowe, 29. The first three were booked for investigation. Lowe was charged with carrying 1 a deadly shotgun.

An unidentified gunman wounded two Negro sitting inside a Negro club when shotgun pellets crashed through a window. Hospital attendants listed them as Oscar Jones, 52, and George Riley, 3. agin from the sona! responsibility for last week's uuifi, wncre the jmJn slau cr. He made no mention of vanished Oct. 26, apparently sick eu elcctio "S- Neither did he say and dazed.

anything about reports that lie iv v.ui-| luui men anu auoiu me mistakes of the past," the 25 women and children leader sidestepped any per- Kansas City, rain The Manila Weather Miami, rain If France keeps up her "aggrrs- sions," Bourguiba warned, he would no longer be able to assure the security of French living in Tunisia. citizens mg to the northwest at 8 vn.p.h. The bureau aid northern Luzon might feel the full force of the storm as it swept out to the China Sea. Karen zigzagged through the Philippines over the weekend. S6 50 70 Sfl 44 85 fiO 51 31 62 50 6t 30 22 87 6S fi4 4f) 51 65 76 65 SO 42 DROWNING THEORY The body, identified by a cousin, fingerprints and identifcation cards, bore no apparent marks of violence.

An autopsy report today was consistent theory held by many policemen since the judge's spectacles and umbrella were found along a route leading to the said everything with drowning, a would become a figurehead chief of state and turn the government over lo a premier responsible to Parliament. The official death toll of the bloody Tuesday" rioting rose to- on the beach in front of the -v- Biloxi Hospital about a mile away from the first fight. A white group broke up the crowd when some of tho Negroes stepped into the gulf. There was no official version of the fighting, but the four Negroes injured in this melee said their attackers hit them with chains, blackjacks and sticks. Still later, a huge crowd of Ne- i lining rose 10- a nugc crowd ot dny to 130 dead as more injured groes massed in front of the home died.

The number of wounded; of 1V Gilbert Mason, Negro and injured was scaled down to'Physician. Onlookers variously cs Tension continued to case in the .41 .14 -tvy nnj lu UiloC In IHC Uak Street beach last fall. (troubled nation of 23 million An extensive search by censorship of newspapers cavers then failed to tuni up clues i imposed ft Riving rise to speculation the! judge had met with foul play. taincd that her husband was an! vvai solving Seven Die In Weekend Air Mishaps By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Seven persons died and two others were injured in three private plane crashes over the weekend 9 Directors Elected by Chamber i CHESTER The Delaware County Chamber of Commerca elected nine new directors and heard! reports on industrial development and plans for the annual Business Education Day this fall at the annual breakfast meeting today in Hotel The new directors are John Devinc, -secretary and assistant treasurer of Atlantic Steel Cast- Related Story on Page 1 lings W. E.

Hcndricks. ex- jecutive vice president of Belmont Iron Works; Walter C. Huffman, superintendent of refining. Sun William W. Rumford Sr.

i president of William W. Rumford jCo. I Also, John F. Spencer, vice president of John Spencer. John B.

Vermeychuk, plant manager of Pennsylvania Industrial Chemical Virgil J. Wiltsc. vice president of Vertol Aircraft Boeing. Airplane R. R.

Woodrow. general superintendent of Southern Perm Bus and LeRoy F. F. Wright, in Pennsylvania. thn cfKr 0 8 10 anC wstwy r.

r. wngllt, seven'Arsis' were'a'S Son vicc fctent Dcla it plowed into a nearby yard Sun day near York, killing two men and injuring two other persons. Killed were the pilot, Lynus Schowalter, 42, Camp Hil! and James Hickey, 37, Lancaster The injured, reported satisfactory at ware. County National Bank. George Renninger, vice president in charge of the Chester office of Philadelphia National Bank and chairman of the Chamber's Industrial Development committee, reported on industrial development progress in (he coun- fcJI USlC'hh III till lorK Hospital, were Rickey's I ty in recent months and brother Robert.

31, also of Camplpects for the future. Hill, and Miss Marlene Grain 24 Wornilcysburg. timatcd the crowd at 400 and 530. Dr. Mason tried lo break the bench color barrier by swimming cr Cc ssna crashed fn nn the home in the .16 .90 .06 .01 I amnesia victim.

ulf last week. Police ar wooded nrea near the Pennsyl' vania Turnpike's Donegal James M. pros- chairman added: "What else is'there to set New Orelans, clear 85 59 New York, clear 62 49 Okla. City, cloudy SI 60 cloudy ss ss Phoenix, clear 70 4fi S6 62 43 42 i or Id Ore (Mr Conccr, IVigh, ChangciSfW EDDVSTOXK annual spring band concert scheduled for 73 To MO 11: i rt rc 0r(s the from St 9.1 R9 fifi .01 .05 .04 tm tioc 1.1 iu act Judge Parkinson's son, William right if it is not the fraudulent JU I arkinson who owns ajclcction itself, which was the di- idress shop in Wesl Lafayette, Ind rc ct cause of Ihc bloodshed?" jsaid thai his father was either! in the lake or had an ac-l and fell in." SlflCIDi: He ruled out sayin' "Dad wasn't the type to take his' own life." Coroner Walter his office would investigate the 1 possibility the judge was" robbed, i He said no money or jewelry was! found on the bod v. Before the sun went down, crowd of Negroes estimated by e.

chan. Deputy Westmoreland of the Busines Education Da committee, reported on plans for the annual event which will lako place this fall. L. E. Maclntirc, chamber president.

welcome some 73 members to the brcakfnt at 7:30 a.m. and reminded them of the chamber banquet coming up May 9. He said there Mayor Laz Quavc at 300 to 400 Ue ut Westmoreland Co roamed up and down Biioxi- oro er Carmen Perna said Greek Editor Is Kidnaped NICOSIA, Cyprus (AP) The The judge, reported bv his fam-; of 7e Oeek-Cypriot news- -rr Vf are still openings for people lo attend tho Counlyjsiatc dinner in Washington uluncr unrn Pcrna said pa- May 3 nt which Cong, and Mrs' Ihfrtfn i 1C wrccked Plane) William II. Milliken of Sharon Gun violence broke out at a was to bc ferried fromiHill will be hosts, fall. Bullets and shotgun pc.lets town Pa to Massachusetts! He announced that the direc- woundcd cicht Negrops and two' Icpau work.

The men will meet May 9 P-H at Alliance, Ohio, and P.m. in the Hotel "Clubhouse," to roamed streets. i wounded eight Negroes whites. Andrew Parker, 17, iyouth. said Negroes him to stop as he a Negro residential area.

He stepped from iiis car and someone shot him, he said. He received a non-serious back wound. Police said they arrested four i i .1 itui wiiiu Ulltl white Plllsburgh for fucl and apparent- A were following the turnpike elect chamber officers sl.ouf.cd forj ly Wcr 9, the turnpike Maclntirc wound up the meet- drove near! 55 Pennsylvania. Perna said.iing by emphasizing that the persons died when a sin-(chamber is no bctler than iis cloudy Lake City, 5 an cl'dy 56 50 cloudy 52 41 SS cloudv D4 6fi iK- to have suffered "'from 31 Ethm kri whic 1 opposes Negroes 1 cy Were the ilo( WaUc R- pressure, left his office! Maka was kid-! from the area where four Nc-rocs tIorl A 52 of lhc Buffal sub- inanfvl 0 i. Of OrrliarH .1 been ctascd Tuesday Until Tuesday Morning Low blood icu Ills OI11CC 1 (about 4:30 p.m.

Oct. 26 to walklJ! aP ito his home a few blocks Ife never made it. In the next two hours, he was in rugged mountain miles northwest of Williamsnort rriday night. They were the pilot. Walter R.

lanc -ashed members and in order to terrain organization have members must be willing to as sume and carry out rcsponsibili- tics. seen having a few drinks kn cock- jides was draggetl shoutin his house about 3 a.m. Bloodstains were found in one of the tail lounges. Two men saw him TI the oms stumble down an underpass re dlcatl the his office, where bis glasses i A f' olj old dilor I' vd i u-erc found. A cab driver and door- ccn ransack cd.

hclpwl him alight from laxi at the Drake. Between 6:15, I'lrcilicn 6:30 p.m. he was seen lurch-! Eicct ing dazed down the arcade of the I Drake. Then lie vanished. juvj.ii NVJILTC (OUT 1 LV after four at tempts one white man were shot daugh- ms newspaper.

p.m. They identified or and Miss Laura said Andoms Pharmak-i it.ook. 2fi. of Coiimgswood. i from' The plane burst into flames! when it crashed, starling a fire' mat burned put several hundred acres of forest land before being brought under control Saturday.

I Lycoming County Coroner Eari Miller said he understood GiLs- NASliyiLLE. Tenn. (AP) i a widow cr. and Miss Cook Motorcycle officer siovcy Vere niarricd in ihe neal watching for speeders from anc was cn rolltc hind a tree. Had to his I had been This Traffic Cop Was 'Burned Bus Smashes Auto, Killing 4 Occupants i BATON TiOfGK.

La. bus smashed into the rear of a wagon slopped on a fns- covered highway near here, killing four of the eight occupants in Jlhe station wagon. DURH were He- S. is the new presidenl of 1ho Volim-; lerr Firemen's Assn. of Pennsvl-' vania.

off, ran in the on a usmcsrs P- He was vice prcsi- "I staved right on unlHW ran" prcs- said -'Then 3 I OnawanUa. IN.i. the street and turned alarm." police are t-O Is the Katz ST. LOUIS. Mo.

(AP) wild, but not vcn-, mallard nuck apparently Hkrs the accommodations of (he Milton Katz iiojne in suburban Ladue Last spring, the duck look- over a window box nt the residence and raised a I0-duck- linK brood. Tfits year what appears to bo causes of all three CLUB DINNER AFTERMATH 1 UlC orther Knjrland middlo Iempcratures are expected to mi and lower be cooler in thn central Plains and 'Date' Sparks Banker's Slaying RHAM, C. i- i IS jujl central Pacific Coast rain or snow Mrs. Solicitor arrived. Murdock and Allen slapped PulUhed FJvrrv Kvcnlr.c FE.VNA..' li'-Ze Eitr.tb 1 injured wen 1 Rabin.

22: her 3-year-old i CiIa abin: two of 1 The iwo women and their a tl i fight you in children were en route to church'S termor'huTaid mc ut in tl10 Raton Rouge. They wore nichl of A11cn datc ho solicitor quoted turning from a weekend camp. car. Pollard Pollard and snd Mrs. chford (ook of Miens house- Icn and was assisting him up tho the door when she 01 i isCci lhc 11 a ain nr 1 01 another charge into Mien parked) Murdo.ck said he planned to asfc in aranrt juiy lo indict Pollard shot Pol- ap- ercst 'years ago..