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INDIANA EVENING GAZETTE, INDIANA, PENNSYLVANIA, MONDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1356. PAGE SIX OBITUARIES MISS ROBERTA M. EWtNOIJohn. Canton. Robert, Nantj 15 Nations Join; Name passed away Monday, October l.jGlo, Thomas, Morris Run, 195S at 7:15 a.m.

at the home of and George, Morris Run, Pa. He Replies To Adlai's Criticisms (Continued From Page One) her brother, Alex Ewing, Indiana, RD (Saltsburg Road) where One sister, Mrs. John (Elizabeth) Marshall of Beccari, Pa. Friends are being received at Committees she had been residing for the past two months. Robinson Lytle Indiana, Born February 21, 1871, in Slip-, where services will be conducted (Continued From Page One) pty Rock, Butler a Tuesday, October 2, at 1:30 p.m.

(DST). The Rev. F. Franklyn Wise daughter of the late Rev. William Britain of their intention to loin will officiate.

Interment will fol inaton and Oregon. All are key D. and Margaret McComb Ewing, she was a retired school teacher as full members: states in the GOP drive to re-elect low in Greenwood Cemetery, In- Australia, Denmark, France, having taught in the Duquesne and diana, Pa. Eisenhower and recapture control West Germany, Iran, Italy, Neth-I Pittsburgh schools for many years. of Congress.

Since her retirement Miss Ewing erlands, New Zealand, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, Turkey, the lived in Ohio and Florida, MORRIS WALTER LITTLE ol 145 Oak Street, passed away September 30 at 2 p.m. at the home of his sister-in-law, Mrs. E. E. In today's speech, Eisenhower! swatted at Stevenson's statements1 last week that the cost of living is at an all-time high and that United States, the United Kingdom and Norway.

Surviving are her brother Alex Ewing and a number of nieces and nephews. One of the tasks for the first Kessler, Conneaut Lake. the President has done nothing committee on organization Is Born October 23, 1885, in Cham- nothing about it. Without disputing the government index showing liv-ins. costs at a record high point.

whether the association should ap proach other governments to Join, Two brothers, William M. Ewing! formerly of Pittsburgh, and John S. Ewing formerly of In-! diana, and one sister, Maggie bersvllle, son of Joseph Sprankle and Elizabeth Kunkle Little, ths deceased had lived In and around Countries such as Panama, Liberia, and Belgium are being con-! Curiie are deceased. Eisenhower directed his emphasisi to saying "the cost of living has: been remarkably stabilized onlyl about VA per cent increase In 3A Friends will be received at 7:30 Indiana all of his life. He was a retired farmer and for the past several years had been custodian of the United Presbyterian Church sidered because their shipping and their trade patterns depend' a lot on having efficient use of Suez.

p.m. today (Monday) at Robin-son-Ly tie's, Indiana, where OFFICIALS INT ANTIQUE AUTO PARADE Above are shown, left to right, Mark Drye, co-chairman of Old Fashioned Bargain Days; Burgess William Hoey of Indiana, and Nevin Wolfe, also co-chairman riding a surrey in Saturday's parade here. (Gazette photo by Lucy Donnelly) years." Then he added "during the previous (Democratic) admin of which he was a member. la SMifluasI hv olfo. Mvft.

services will be conducted Wednesday, October 3 at 1:30 p.m. (DST). Ambassadors of the 18 nations istration the cost of living i crease was 20 times as great." sat down to the third Internation Itla Wlngrove Little, a daughter Mr. Donald R. Stelner, student pastor, and the Rev.

David -K. al conference to put flesh on the bones of the agreement reached "Today we have a stable dollar we have balanced the federal Muir will officiate. at the second' Suez parley last Interment will follow in Oakland budget, and have started making While the ambassadors and Barbara, wife of Donald H. Kowe, and two grandchildren, Heidi and Jon Rows, alt of Indiana; four brothers, J. S.

Little of Indiana; J. L. of Clarksburg, Norman of Llmestone, N.Y., John of Spring-ville, N.Y.; two sisters, Mrs. Cora Cemetery, Indiana, Pa. their aides wrestle wlih dLtails ofl some payment on our huge national debt," he said.

organizing SCUA, foreign minis PETE MYKUT of Kent, Pa. died "The men of the opposition Saturday, September at 11:05 p.m. in the Indiana Hospital Byers of Hagestown, and Mrs. ters of Egypt, Russia, Britain and France are heading for New York for the U.N. Security Council de know perfectly well that one of the main reasons they were Charles Reed of Bradford, Pa.

where he had been admitted sev 1N PROPORTION-Llna Manccl, recently elected beauty queen of Monaco, takes on a more expansive title as queen of the whole Cote d'Azur. She'r at Nice, France, after assuming the new tide. thrown out of office four years ago Friends will be received at the bate Friday on Egyptian Presi eral hours earlier, Hill Funeral Home, Church Street, dent Nasser's nationalization of Born June 12, 1889 In Austria, was their tolerance of the thievery of inflation. Just In the final from 7-9 o.m. today, 2-4 and 7-9 the canal.

he had resided in Lucernemines on Tuesday and Wednesday British Foreign Secretary Sel- for over 40 years, the past 18 wyn Lloyd planned to leave early, months at Kent; and was a mem. ber of St. Mary's Greek Catholic High Court until 2 p.m. at which time services will be held. Dr.

Frank A. Law-rence, D.D. officiating. Interment in Oakland Cemetery after welcoming the SCUA dele-' gate, to try to win sympathy in Church of Homer City, and Lu seven years of their tenure of of-, fice this economic fever had cut the value of the dollar by almost: one-third, damaging the livelihood of the aged, the pensioned, all salaried workars. The opposition did nothing ffec-tlvely to stop this economic thiev-j ery.

And they know it" the United States for his govern-1 cerne Local No. 488 of U.M.W. of Will Debate ment stand against Nasser, A. Husband of the late Mary Mu- JAMES J. O'BRIEN of Barnes- Some Urltons feel U.S.

Secre dryk Mykut, he Is survived by tary of State Dulles has not 'backed the United Kingdom three sons, Anthony, Riverside, Integration (Continued From Page One) boro RD 2 (Alverda) passed away Saturday afternoon in Lee Hospital Johnstown, where he had been a patient for 25 days. ANTIQUE CARS IN PARADE HERE SATURDAY Above are shown a pair ot the antique vehicles which participated in the antique auto parade here Saturday afternoon as part of Old Fashioned Bargain Days. A large crowd was on hand along Philadelphia Street to watch the old time cars parade. (Gazette photo by Lucy Donnelly) istrongly enough In its demand for Eisenhower added that on the Joseph, Chillicothe, Ohio: other hand: "The record shows Andrew, Hatboro, five daughters: Mrs. Joseph T.

(Ann) Don international control of the Suez. The London Observer said Lloyd will attempt to use American tele He was born in Alverda, April 19, 1900, son of the late Daniel and week and next will be devoted to nelly, Latrobe, RD Mrs. Jo winding up his work on the high vision and radio to sway U.S. pub seph (Betty) Bntting, Lakewood, bench. His retirement, because of Gala Sales 'Five People Injured lic opinion toward the British view we not they have made the most successful fight to stop inflation's robbery of every paycheck," and he continued: "The record shows this check upon inflation is most vital not for the few who are rich but for the Lucinda Good O'Brien, he had been a lifelong resident of Arcadia.

He was a caretaker on the Pennsylvania Highways. Ohio; Mrs. August (Katharine) Ghessie, Kent; Mrs. Jack (Mary) ill health, becomes effective Oct. even though he knows he will be O'Hara, Indiana; Miss Margaret Mykut, Cleveland, Ohio; five sis 15.

Mlnton plans to return to his home in New Albany, wherel on Oct. 20 he will observe his 66th! competing for attention with the presidential election Egypt's Foreign Minister Mah- Event Here In Weekend Crashes ters Poland; 15 grandchildren Surviving him are: His wife, Elizabeth James O'Brien of Alverda; six sons: William E. of Alver millions who depend upon salariesl and one great grandchild, moud Fawzi already was en route to New York for the Security birthday anniversary. President Eisenhower Friends will be received after (Continued From Page One) ICouncil session, after a final con- ing backwards and crashed fnto a da; Daniel M. of Youngsviue, John L.

and James R. of Akron, Ohip; Charles with the' Air Is Praised nounced Saturday he will appointJiOO p.m. today (Monday) at Ro-a New Jersey Supreme Court jus-binson-Lytle's, Indiana, Pa. of one of the autos. The Water- car driven by Robert Streussing, and pensions, those who are old, those who are sick, those who are needy." Until today, virtually all the emphasis of his re-election campaign! had been on what Eisenhower has! called a recital of the record of tice, William Joseph Brennan Requiem Mass Wednesday, Octc- man man was the driver 02 tne 31, Jeannette.

The Streussing ma- ference with Nasser. There was1 no indication Egypt would modify its previous rejection of international control of the canal. Fawzi heads an eight-man delegation, other car. chine was forced into a car dri as Minton successor. The 3 at 9:00 a.m.

(DST) in St, House said a recess appointment Mary's Greek Catholic Church, (Continued From Page One) ven by John B. Wolfe, 59. 1319 State Police of the local substa-l tion said Hancherick, traveling Homer City. Fr. John J.

Baycura School Street, Indiana his administration. Today he hit joneii dressed clerks, an antique will be made formally in about 10! days. The appointment will be sub-j win be the Celebrant and inter south, apparently went off the high The rig halted when it backed' including Wind Cmdr. Alt Sabry, Nasser's top political aide. back.

auto parade and a pair of oldj ment will follow in St, Bernard's Force in Maine, and George at home; three daughters, Mary! Emma Marie and Nancy Elizabeth at home; one sister, Mrs. Mary Long of Alverda; and a half brother, Oscar Davis of Alverda. There are thirteen Friends are being received at hit late home in Alverda. After a brief service Tuesday morning, Oct. 2.

at 9:00 a.m. bv the Rev. into an embankment. ject to senate confirmation when. Congress reconvenes next year.

"Take labor," Eisenhower said, "prospectors" who were another 01 The 18 nations meeting in Lon Cemetery, Indiana, Pa. Paul H. Snyder, Blairsvllle fire way on the right side and when he pulled back onto the road he collided with the north-bound Ko-koiis car. the features of the event. "The opposition say that they! along truly care for the working Brennan, like Minton, Is a Dem don are the countries that backed the original plan of the United Parastas services will be held tonight and Tuesday at 7:00 p.m.

chief said the blaze probably resulted from electrical trouble in! Neveln Wolfe of Troutman's, one ocrat. He will be the first Roman States. Britain and France at the at the t-uneral Home. All of the injured except Han the vehicles. The loss to the truck, men and women of America and that the Republican party is real Catholic to serve on the court.

of the co chairmen of the event said this morning "I am quite first Suez conference in August for cherick were riding in the Kokolts $1,000 was confined to fire damage! court since Justice Frank Murphy died in 1949. A native of Newark, an International body to run the HUGH Mac BLAME of Lucerne- Father Cletus Adams, burial will auto. pleased with the success of the1 event myself. There were more to the tractor. The trailer was un-.

damaged. Blairsville volunteer' canal. Nasser rejected the pro mines. died Saturday. Sec- be held in St.

Nicholas Cemeterv Damages to the Hancherick auto ly a vague kind of political conspiracy by big business to destroy organized labor and bring hunger and torment to every worker In he now lives in Rumson, N.J. posal. Then at a second Suez con- people In Indiana for Old Fash complete loss, were set at firemen extinguished the blaze. In addition to the prospective tember 29, at 3:00 p.m. at in Nicktown.

The Sutila Funeral his late home. IHome, India'na. in charge of ar- ioned Bargain Days than I nave and to the Kokolis car at $500. Damaees to the Streussine ma- ference last monm tne a oecioeq new member, the court starts its rhino ir rt a I and at IlfMltO form SCUa. ever seen before.

Damaees estimated at 11.300 re. Born May 24, 1874, in Scotland, rangements. America. "This is more than political term with a new clerk, John T. "I'm in favor of trying it again suited from an unusual accident Fey, former dean of the George to the Wolfe car.

As proposed. SCUA wouldj An Indian, state Taarlier. Col. have run its members' ships. sometime, Wolfe concluded.

yesterday at about 5:30 p.m. bunk. It is willful nonsense. It is wicked nonsense and they know Washington University Law! lege student escaped injury when School. Fey succeeds Harold B.

Mark Drye. Murphy's store man through the canal with its own: pilots. Members would have paid he was a son of the late Alex- ander and Elizabeth Lowry Mac- GILBERT HETRICK, 66, died aj Blane, had resided in Lucerne- Brookville Hospital, September 30. mines for the past 30 years and; He was born March 25, 1890. was a member of the Lucerne lc-j He is survived by his mother ol cal 488, U.M.W.

of A. Sykesville; hi! wife, Clara Het it. Route 22 six miles east of Blairs-ville on Penn View mountain. The crash involved a Willey, who retired after 32 years. canal tolls to SCUA, which would ager, who was Wolfcs co-chairman, also.

expressed his pleasure his car struck a guard rail on Route 80 just north of Clarksburg last evening. Court observers await with in "The record shows organized: labor is larger in numbers and greater in strength today after have Egypt for use of the canal. If Egypt did not agree. terest the justices' next steps in at the manner in which the salejburning truck and two autos, ac-; was conducted and its results, cording to local State Troopers. He is survived bv his wife.

Mar- rick of Brookville: and thesa Slate Police of the Indiana substation safd Richard Vandall, 19, of three years of Republican admin it would have worked out alternate school segregation cases. The court in 1955 ordered compulsory garet Taylor MacBlane; one children: Reid Hetrick of Indiana, 'The whole including the at- Investigating officers said the istration than ever in our nation's Pittsburgh, was returning to ISTC ishlpplng routes around Africa a step some took to iply a boy segregation ended "with all delib history. tractions, crowds and sales were driver of the steel-loaded truck, verv satisfvine." he remarked. Undrew M. Grenya, 26.

Johnstown, Harry of Lucernemines and two. Roy of New York; Frank, daughters, Mrs. Wilmer (Elizabeth! Ray, and Mrs. Blair Haag ol Kinter, Lucernemines and Mrs. I Brookville, and Mrs.

James Ma- when he was blinded by the lights erate speed." At the same time It "The record shows: not under the opposition's leadership, but of an oncoming car and he crash- id U.S. District Courts with wmi. I ln ii cott of the canal. But most ot these teeth were pulled at last month's conference and the association rr.i,r nf'th. Indian.

fire as it was traveling. ed into the guard rail. their knowledge of local circum under the leadership of this ad set George (Mae) Mushrush, West Ho- lone ot Ridgeway. One son pre-mer City; 15 grandchildren; six ceded him in death, brothers, Alexander, Seattle, Friends are received at the Reiti James, Morris Run, Funeral Home, Brookville. of Commerce, speaking on uJ.the, I t0 his we of many merchants he had talkedl driverless truck began dnft-'at $200.

stances could best see to It that school boards "make a prompt reduced to a group to offer assistance to the Egyptians in manag ministration, the workers ot America have received the greatest rise in real wages the kind of wages that buys groceries and cars and and reasonable start. to said "It was a huge success, i ing the canal if they get into trou In handling the segregation ap Reports indicate unusually good ble and to coordinate future action business." homes the greatest rise in 30 in the Suez dispute. I peals now pending, and others certain to be filed, the high courtl Adlai Plans in In- 'Top Reds In Confab of last U.S. Troops Ingersoll said the crow years." As for the Democrats' attack. will show whether it intends to su diana the last three days ys The delegates first must form themselves into an official organization.

Then they are to elect an week were the largest he had ever Major Drive pervise closely what the district1 courts have done or will give them Over Soviet Issues seen here for a sales event. executive council, a small govern a free hand in working out The chamber executive also In Iceland Under Study By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER led by Stevenson, on adminlstra- tion farm policy, Eisenhower said! fr "they the opposition had 20 long years to do something for the most needy families on our farms and at the end of those 20 years In California ing board, a secretariat and an, administrator. The administrator is expected to be a Scandinavian. stressed the great acceptance ofl Three other racial appeals also the benches along the street by the (Continued From Page One) i shoppers.

This, he indicated, was! pending are expected to be acted on early this fall. In two of them WASHINGTON lifV-Secretarv of (Continued From Page One) In a speech at Minneapolis. Sat they had done nothing except to by-pass the small farmers as they! the Supreme Court is asked to one of the most popular aspects of is expecteJ to ask Tito Tor a fill-in; Ja VV f4Tih the sale. on the Yalta talks when the presi-" 1 a MO," Nazi Leader State Dulles begins today a round nwrhirn Inuipp pniirr made corporation and big farnv of talks which may largely deter a coupie or inaiana nousewives dent gets back from the Crimea. Ihie mMnlnD vntron' thnlr anrtrnunl I holding unconstitutional Alabama Big British ing more profitable than ever be urday night, Stevenson said ha was (hocked that President Elsen- hnwr harl 'Kmno4 ntt" UI- DoenitzNow mine whether the United States will have to pull all its military -r me wnoie question oi continued of the sale and the manner in to yugOSavia is under which it Was presented.

Ireview in Washington. Secretarv1 fore." Eisenhower also replied to Dem lorces out ol Iceland, ier suggestions for ending the mill- Plane Crash state and Montgomery (Ala.) city laws requiring segregation of Negroes and whites on buses. (Last term the high court dismissed an appeal from a similar decision Out Of Jail I believe the merchants did a Iceland's Foreign Minister, Emit tary draft and limiting H-bomb ocratic contentions that the GOP administration is forcing many testa. (Continued From Page qne) messaged the Yugoslav govern Jonsson, arrived yesterday withi words which Indicated the possi- (Continued From Page One) ment that a full return to the "What I am suggesting." ha small businesses to shut down. "This administration," he said, which declared unconstitutional 'Smith farnlin hua fine job." said one housewife who shopped here last Saturday." The entire town seemed to have a gala, happy atmosphere and the bar-j gains offered were greatly appreci- ated by myself and other house- Soviet camp would cnj off American help to Belgrade.

sentence imposed by the allied 6 6 government's demands for "is the first administration that' has made a major attack upon! said, "is that we ought to take a fresh and open-minded look at the weapons revolution and the whole law. War Crimes Tribunal at Nuern riving from Moscow In Soviet Jetliners, saw the crash. Nearby was a welcoming delegation from the Royal Air Force, the British gov-1 ernment and families of the crew members. In the third appeal, the high tri withdrawal of U.S. troops and America's efforts to keep them the problems of small business Western informants believe Khrushchev invited Ge'oe to the berg.

problem of recruiting and trainina: bunal is asked to reverse a lower and they the opposition know wives, military manpower. there as a link in the North Atlantic defense system. court decision that Virginia may He was the first of seven top Nazis convicted of war crimes to complete his sentence. Two have 'We may very well find that in not lease a state park under any it." Eisenhower said the "dominant! I i element" of the Democratic partyjrclSn ICTIfTl The occasion was scheduled to Dulles and Jonsson arranged to the not distant future we can plan that might result discrim oe a Dig one for the RAF and for been released because of poor meet this afternoon for the first Yalta talks to try to erase old friction between Yugoslavia and Hungary. Geroe was vaulted to the premiership last July as a sop to the Yugoslav president.

He re-, placed Matyas Rakosi, grim old Stalinist who played a key role abolish the draft and at the same ination against Negroes. Briusn aviation, already Dlaeued health although sentenced to lona- I Cabinet level talks on the problem Other pending appeals will re- ment and paternalistic direction I PalQACQ by Washington bureaucrats of im- IXtJICQaCU nme nave a stronger defense and at lower costs." by the failure of the Comet jet er terms. suit in Supreme Court rulings worried American off! airliners, serious delays in deliv- Doenitz met reporters in the He said the draft, which ha hat dais and North Atlantic Alliance military leaden since last March. eries of fighters and by the set- garden of a friend's home in sub- NEW CASTLE. Pa.

tfi-Thlrteen drumming Tito out of the Co- validity of a section of the Smith1 Act which makes it a crime to be a member of an organization with ting nacK of service for the Bri- urban west Berlin. American offi- advocated ending at "the earliest moment consistent with The demand for ouster of the year-old Dorothy Markwell In 1MI- porant activities of the entire nation. He added that "these people" have "flirted with socialized medicine" and "preach continuous ex tannia airliners. cials arranged the conference af-1 Niles, Ohio, was set to leave! Western newsmen have been knowledge that it teaches violent ter protests were made over treat troops was supported by Communists in Iceland. Although Ice landers generally would like tc overthrow of government.

The ap Jameson Memorial Hospital todayjbarred from covering the Yalta the national safety," Is "a wasteful, inefficient and often unfair" way of maintaining military peals were filed by Claude M. tension of political control over our, "Piggyback" after five months of recuperation meeting and the Soviet press nasi from Injuries suffered in an auto given little hint as to what is going! ment given newsmen and photog-! raphers outside Spandau early today. Mrs. Doenitz was with him. have their Island to themselves Lightfoot, Chicago Negro who was economy." The Republican party, Eisen again, the U.S.

view is that only an official of the Illinois Commu- crash that killed her parents, two on. Stevenson called in members ol His gray-haired wife, who has sisters and a brother. hower said, "believes that none inist party, and by Junius I. Scales, Kail System the Reds will gain In the long ran If the big military base at Kefla-I been working as a nurse in Ham- Communist party leader In the of us can prosper unless all of us The csh, one of the worst in Ciya Aoi-c his campaign command for conferences yesterday at his hotel suite. They included James A.

PITTSBUROU accompanied mm through Carolinas and Tennessee. vik must be given up. Re- "esiern Pennsylvania's history, i- 'ui iMuam euiu inunu. 11 wic mer and Lake Erie Railroad )ust midnieht- T1 i oast newsmen in. a limou- In deciding several other ap Finnegan, campaign director; Wil The problem it one of three major issues with which Dulles is publican party were not this sort occurred last Mother's I a Ic of party I could not belong, to claiming seven iives in all.

UIIS.C I 1113 1 son W. Wyatt. personal adviser: peals, the justices will take an-! other look at a section of the1 twunj. ii dckuh piggvoacit freieht rvir. fnr to the home of friends in the concerned this week.

The other ana i wouia not oe running as; VENICE, Calif. Ul-Mra. Susan Pittsburgh and Butler districts. of BerIin- Smith Act which makes it a crim I. v.ii lived through five wars two: 1.

Restoration of United States- Under the 'niffffvharlr" cvsrpm inal offense to teach and advocate iu a in her 104 years but nothing- Chairman Paul M. Butler of the Democratic National Committee; and Matt McCloskey, Democratic national treasurer. Sen. Estes Kefauver, his running mate, said he and Stevenson British-French cooperation in deal-; violent overthrow of the govern oone in tne cause or eooq govern- v. trailer trucks are loaded, driven! Hnrinn Prnnlf rlUflrx ment for the future of America." ment.

These appeals were filed by ing with the Suez Canal Issue as jucj uismdrgeu jrom ine he hu terminals, placed on railroad hospital earlier and went to live. flat cars and carried long dis- to terminals, olaced on railroad LOS ANGELES tn About 75: California Communist leaders, it moves into United nations de- wun Mrs. Mamweiri sister, tances to other terminals where'Claremont Then he declared: "I sincerely! and devotedly want to continue our job. To be successful two things Men's Colleee fresh-1 The Justice Department has Date. Dulles is to confer with Ithey resume relatively short jour- men "kidnaped" the president ofiasked the court to postpone its Brltish Foreign Minister a yesterday the Elizabeth Cutwright.

Dorothy will' Plice- "ashed through thej join them. porch of her home shortly after; neys to the point of unloading. Ithe are necessary: Time and your jphomore class last night and! scheduled October hearing on ami Lloyd, who is coming to the United sonhomoi States in advance of the first U.N.l,re VY good progress." Though she underwent a Bessemer said it has purchased put him aboard an airliner forlappeal by Steve Nelson, Pitts-! help. ber of operations, Dorothy man- "I had Just dozed off when it meeting on Suez Friday. citea' Eisenhower's expand- its own fleet of trailers to bandleiN'ew York.

jburgh Communist party outbound freight at its North! The one-wav free rid. for four alleeed associates, from! agea to Keep uo with her school, nappeneu, sne said, "it nearly 1. Development of tentative eon- ipeecn maxing scneouie as evi- Mystery Death iKnocKea me out oea. wnen the: ing. Her brother.

Tommv. was Bessemer yard and Builer. Ted Detterman of River-'simi'ar Smith Act convictions. The elusions on what Yugoslavia's te RepubUcans ar wor- TA' discharged last Anril but still loflicers came, I thought they were said the trail rrs ran rruittA ti ciAa ura n-nleinaJ tt.u font. rtmmnt scbeH that nnrt 17 March I Titn i am trt in Kic MM.

CftM that trnllap. I J- i .1 rr- 1. PITTSBURGH. (A Mary Ana needs eye surgery. going to arrest me.

but I guess distant noinis v. r. id Af n3v mri.r w. nifnrji with t-k. I fit ijainca oy 11 Frank Frye, CU-iaa.

JTIVC. Stevenson planned mora confer av I V-JI-11 9 9111 (Ml, 19. VI I 4 1VH.I UJl Mavt) "IUI WIO VUJIMI fUUi ences today. Tomorrow morning he will leave Washington by place aZZ 1: ul M'ouo been donated mey Jog euaa the Nickel Plate Road. thelSan Diego, who said.

"This yearjeheck on the veracity of the testi- consequently, what President Ei-j UTly.m! orphaned chil- stead. 'Monon, the Lackawanna and the the class of 1960 wanted to do mony by a government wit- senhower should do about eontln- While playing with friends. A phy-jdren by clubs, strangers and fel- Gerald A. Mapes, 25. wasLehigh Valley.

(something bigger and better than.ness. Joseph D. Mazzei, who aid to Communist Yugo-i for Morristown, N.J.. where ha CUiaa saia ne was unable to de-; low employes of the late Mr. booked on suspicion of drunk driv- Bessemer said the new systemlever" in the hazing line.

'tied against two of the defendants. 'tlavia. Congress has ordered the' will be met by Democratic Gov. The freshmen told Deiterman! Scheduled for argument early in aid program baited unless Eisen- la-Kuun. we oiube ot aeatn.

Aiary, roarKweu. Ana had not been ill, according I will connect Pittsburgh and Butler, markets with St. Louis. Louis- ing. Officers said he had just been1 released after serving a year for! Kooert Meyner for speaking en- a ffaeementa durln.

th Hav there. they might send him bus tare November it a major government I hower determines by Oct. 16 that to ber mother. Read jb Gazette Classified Ada torgry, Jvffle, Chicago and New York. loom.

iantitnut casa appeal. IE should ot continued. at Newark and at Janey City..