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INDIANA EVBfDtO OAZRTE, INDIANA, PENNSYLVANIA TUESDAY, JULY 26, 1955. PAGE SEVEN Two Iniured Service Clubs District Hospital News Four County Youths Enlist In US Navy Pour Indiana County youths hive Indiana Llont Members et the Indiana Lloni Cub held their weekly aimer at the Health Camp In th INDIANA HOSPITAL fllrtha tor Jaly it Mr. and Mri. Ronald Webb. Cherry Indltni; Mrs.

Miry W. Smith. Mclntyre; Mrs. Suile Josephine; boy; Mr. and Mrs Charles '-tcnle shelter last night.

In Ui eouru of the fathering Mitt Join Welch, "Mlu Indltni joined the navy through the cmlling station located In the ment of the Indiana County eourt-l nouse it wai announcea loaey oyf navy offlclalt. The recruits who will receive TeJJl Pesr, M(Rlje B(JX IM Maryland, Include: 4 indi.n.- Mr. c.miu. nr. Robert Oalen Jones, 17, ton of ln Hnme.

Mr. and Mrs. Ben Jones of Lu-; cernemlnes who it a 195S graduate! Katheryn C. Murray. Lu-of Laura Lemar High School in "rnemines; Lloyd M.

Baroer 87 Homer 'City Dixon Road, Clymer, Richard L. I Laverne Edwin Twigg 17, son Person, 84S Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Don Twlgg 'r E- RD Penn Run RD 2 who attended Pine Township High School at Hellwood.i Donald Michael Desklvlch. son of Mr.

and Mn. Michael lvich, J9S Otbriel avenue. rilfifc DIAL THREE TIMES FOR TIME-H you get at least three telephone calls a day, this new idea in timekeeping might interest you. It's a watch that snaps Into the middle of a telephone dial and Is kept wound by three telephone calls each day. Above, Ingeborg King trio the telephone watch, crested by Elgin, at the national Jewelry Fair in Elgin, 111.

Indiana Kiwanit Indiana Kiwanit Club mat last night it Rustle Lodge for their an-; nual picnic. This la a family affair with spe cial consideration given to mothers and wives. Last night's dinner was served eafetarlal style. Elghty-ntne Xiwanians and tnair wives war present Also in at. tendance ware 40 children.

The Klwenit sponsored Little Leegua team was alto feted, Or. John Sahll, of ISTC, directed tha after-dinner program and was assisted by Jsck Morrow, locsl optometrist; Res Jones, of Jones Furniture, and Jamas Shaffer. The kiddies were entertained with tha usual outdoor games and were well- rewarded with prises. Next week's meeting will be an lnter-club affair with Don Shank presenting the program Cljrmer Kiwanit CLYMER A report on the recent Kiwanit International Convention, held at Cleveland, was msde to members of Clymer Klwenit Club latt night by James Kings ton at a meeting In the local Presbyterian Church. Mr.

Kingston wee the club's delegate to the confeb. Klwanls mada arrangements to sponsor a refreshment stand and stage a "peanut tale" during Clymer "Golden Jubilee" week, Aug. 14 to Aug. 30. The club's sefety campaign, fee-! turlng a sale of license plates, was termed a huge success.

Members voted a donation of $13 to the local Band Mothers Club. Next meeting will be held at Commodore Methodist Church on Aug. 1, W. C. Cochrane, county extention agent, will be principal speaker.

Erie Doctor I I I 66CTQ "Of Polar Trip MEADVILLE, Pa. Relttlvet have learned that Dr. Paul Slple, who accompanied Adm. Richard E. Byrd on four South Polar re gion expeditions, will again be In the admiral's expedition to the Antarctic in November.

Dr. Slple, a native of Erie, and a graduate of Allegheny Col lege, will serve as director of sci entific experiments and environ-1 mental living. In 1928 Slple, then an Eagle Scout, was selected to accompany Byrd on hit firtt expedition at a repretentatlve of the American Boy Scout movement. "Dairy Days" Scheduled July 28-29 At P. State County for IKS," received the A00 fovernment bond which wit part of bar toward for wttntnf tha beau-tr contort on tha Fourth of July.

Alio, Mri. Raymond Simpson, una during tha currant oemplng Interval of four waaka for about 48 tmderprlvileged children of a 4 County, mada report on tha aa-ieampment ol tha children. Speaking to tha Llont, Mri. impion laid, "I think it It one of tha nicest thing! you could aver do. "We have Boy Scout eampa, Girl Scout eampa and private campi for our children; here we have a camp for the needy.

"The camping program la good: arti and eratte are emphaiited; there la morning devotion at the Jflsf raising, and prayers at night are encouraged. "Some of the children," con. eluded Mrs. Slmpton," pretent at tonlthlng discipline problems, but withdrawing swimming privilege! or some other such device affectively discourages breaking the rules." On nut Monday evening" tha LI' one will again meet at the Health1 they will then listen to ''some of the children's songs and see things they have done. Indiana Rotary The Indiana Rotary Club was guest latt evening of the William Penn Council, Boy Scouti of Amer ica, at the Seph Mack Camp, east of Indiana, Following a dinner with the scout campers the local Rotariana toured Jthe camp or participated In a num ber of outdoor recreational activi ties.

At next week'a meeting: at the Legion Home here the Indiana Ro- tarlana will conduct an. initiation service for new members. Fish Director sPost Remains Open Today HARRISBURQ WV The pott of executive director of the ft ate Flih Commission still wai vacant today after the commission said it wished to discuss further "the six men who have applied for the post" "We have not yet elected an ex-tAecutiva director and have no Idea when one will be elected," R. Stanley Smith, commission pres ident, said following a commission meeting yesterday. Smith said the commission "han dled routine business" during Its closed door meeting but added members did discuss "the tlx men who have applied for the post" He indicated that the cimmls- sion might meet again this week If It is found that an executive di rector must be named before the end of July.

Charles A. French was dropped from the $12,500 a year post two weeks ago fay unanimous vote of the body. H. R. Stackhouse, administrative secretary, has been assigned to handle the executive director's duties until a successor to French is named.

In E. Water Mishap Here Two Indiana R. D. motorists were Injured and 1929 property damage incurred lti a two-car col lision on Best Water street yester-dsy afternoon. Given emergency treatment it tha offices of locel physlclens were Calvin D.

Huff, Indiana R. D. and Steve Holiday, Indiana R. O. operators of the two vehicles In volved.

Huff was treated for a bump! over the heart end Holiday for a bump on the head and euts of the left leg and arm. Borough Police said today that Huff was backing out of a drive way at 1M East Water street when the mlthsp occurred. Huff told po lice he looked both ways but didn't see an approaching vehicle. Holiday informed police ne didn't seel Huff backing out of the drive in time to avoid the accident Police arretted Huff in a charge' of "failure to yield tne right-of-! way." Damage! were assayed at $26 to1 the Huff car and 1300 to the Holl day car. Blast, Fire Wreck Firm In Unionown UNIONTOWN.

Pa. UB-An plosion and fire wrecked the Key- atone Hanger Co. yesterday, cau sing damage estimated by the owner at $250,000. Twelve employes In the plant escaped unhurt The blast went off in a 100-gallon tank of paint and solvent used for coating the wire clothing hangers made by the firm. Billowing clouds of black and orange smoke covered the Eighty firemen from four companies battled the blaze.

M. L. Swimmer, owner of the firm, said most of the damage was, due to the loss of valuable machinery In the building, a 40 by 20 foot, one-story structure. Cause of the explosion wasn't immediately learned. A nearby bungalow and the roof of the adjacent Swimmer Cleaning and Dyeing Co.

were damaged. The wrecked plant produced about jhalf a million wire bangers week ly. Demo Leader Ousted By AUSTIN, Tex. tfl) Texas Dem ocrats who helped elect a Repub lican president in 1952 have ousted their national committeeman in hopes of getting back in national' party favor The State Democratic Executive voa yesreraay ae- clare the post of National Com-I mittee voted yesterday to declare the post of National man wrigni Morrow, or Houston. vacant.

The voice vote came after the Houston man declared he wasi not sorry he supported Dwight Eisenhower in 1952 and would do it again in the same circumstances. Gov. Allan Shivers, who also deserted Democratic nominee Adlail Stevenson three years ago to lead! er," said Morrow would have to step down because Texas needs' two voices on the. national com- mittee. i The national party has not rec- Denized Morrow but hit continued The second annual Dairy Days at Pennsylvania State University will be held Thursday and Friday, July 28 and 29, according to announcement by County Agent W.

C. Cochrane. A program has been planned or'gjf the dairymen, their wives and Hflf A Surplus Food Distribution Surplus food will be distributed to various areas of Indiana Coun ty on Thursday, July 28, at the PRR freight yards in Indiana, it was announced today by the Commissioner's office. The follow ins areas are to have RO 1, Clymer. boy.

Admissions for loly Mrs. Kathryn SllverL Box 301, 'Homer City; Mist Rote Mary Gary Duncan. RD I Indiana; Mrs. Mary Walker. RD 1, Indl- Raymond Jsmiton, RD a.

In-; Rudolph Belevender, Er-j netL Mri. Helen Terance, RD 1, Glen Campbell; Grant Rowe, 140 Wy-lie St Homer City, Mrs. Ellen Pinkerton, NuMlne; Mrs. Mlntai Kunkle, Creekslde; Mri. Erma Buterbaugh, Hillsdale, Dischargee for July 15 Glennabel Dilts, 1204 Church Indiana; George E.

Allison, 1251 Church Indiana; Joseph Ag-nello, Box 81, Punxautawney; Ernest A. Moorhead, RD 4, East Pike, Indiana; Roger Jamison, RD 2, Indl ana: Mrs. Susanna Lucas. 188: Need Priests For Latin America VATICAN CITY (JB Pope Pius XII said today the Roman Catholic Church is suffering from a grave shortage of priests In Latin' America. The Pope's warning was made In an apostolic letter to the Latin-American hierarchy, now meeting In Rio de Janerlo.

The letter was published In L'Osservatore Ro mano, the Vatican newspaper. The pontiff said he ii constantly and fearfully anxious because of the grave and increasing problems of tht church in Latin America, The pope said the scarcity of priests has been noted during the. entire past century of Latin-American history But it is a deficiency, he added, that "is constantly becoming more gravely dangerous despite magniiicient demonstrations (of faith) that sometimes have reached: the heroism of martyrdom, crown of the strong." Arcadia Gl Is Assigned ARCADIA Second Lieutenant Stanley P. Dudek, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Michael Dudek of Arcadia, was recently assigned to the 74th Air Rescue Squadron, Ladd Air Force Base, Alaska. Dudek is a graduate of the Air Force Navigational School at Har- lingen AFB, Texal. Lieutenant Dudek will bo atsigned tn a crew as the navigator of an SA-16 rescue type sircraft The territory covered by the 74th Air Rescue Squadron, includes all of northern Alaska and adjacent waters to the North Pole. The Arcadia officer and his crew' participate In sesrch, rescue, and evacuation missions and much of th effeclency and success of the operation, depends upon his ability1 as a celestial and polar navigator. At the present time, he is being checked out In all types of naviga jtion so he may successfully fulfill nis amies.

Lieutenant Dudek graduat ed from Montgomery Township High School In Arcadia in 1952. Beg Your Pardon One of the drivers listed in yes terday's Indiana Borough Police accident story was identified as Robert Stewart, 214 South Third; Indiana. It should have read! Richard H. Stewart, same address. representatives at the freight yardstk on two hotels which the lnter-1 The program begins each day at 10:30 a.m.

and ends at 5:30 p.m., I except for a panel discussion at 8:00 p.m. on July 28 on "The Effects of Federal and State Milk Control in Tours will be conducted to the new dairy barns, veterinary research center, dairy breeding research center, dairy science build-; ing, mineral industries building homo economics building, flower gardens, agronomy research plots and to various educational exhibits on the University campus. There will be demonstrations on home economics which will be of interest to the ladies attending. For dairymen the demonstrations will include cold wall tanks, milking parlors, dairy cattle housing moth- ods, calf raising, five types 0f stanchions and grass silage at the times indicated on Thurs day: Blairsville, 9 a.m.; West Wheat-field, Black Lick, Rochester Mills and Marchand, 9:30 a.m.; Marion Center, Dilltown, and Brush Valley, 10 a.m.; Jacksonville. Mclntyre, Aultman and Iselin, 10:15 a.m.

Clune, West Lebanon, Shelocta and Clarksburg, 10:30 a.m.; Tun- Since then, Slple hai been on'TgyAC GpOUD yrd expedition! in 1M3-35, 1W9-I vvw 'w i wu Byrd 10:45 jton, 11 a.m.; and Lucernemmej, fire the Donald Coleman, RD 1, Salts- burg; Mrs. Grace Shirley, Iielinj Fred Wise. Oraceton. KITTANNtNQ Blrtk Mr. and Mrs.

Angelo Detantls, Kew Bethlehem, RD 1, daughter, July as. Admissions John Cecchleni, Rural Valley Renza Detantls, New Bethlehem RD 2 Ida Fox, Templeton, RD 1 Joseph Simon, Templeton, RD I Charlotte A. Koladish, YaUa. boro Discharges Ruth Powers. Templeton, RD 1 Virginia Judson.

Rural Valley Betty Baum and baby boy. Kit tanning, RD Florente Joe Avi. Yatesboro Harvey McMillen, Templeton LATROBE Births Mr. and Mrs. John Chlesa, Blalrsville.

RD 3, daughter, July 33 Mr. and Mrs. John Ebert, New Alexandria, son, July 23 Mr. and Mrs. George Feldbusch, Torrsnce, son.

July 24 Admissions Mrs. Lucy Ftndlay, Derry Thomas Brown, Saltsburg Mn. Nora Wineland, Derry Harry Pershing, Derry Mrs. Mable Steele. Blalrsville, RD 2 Steve Sliva, Derry, RD 1 Mrs.

Pauline Zemba, New Derry Roscoe, S. Mack, Derry Mrs. Margaret E. Smith, Derry Matt Bedick, Clarksburg, RD 1 Discharges Mrs. Anna Penich.

New Derry Phillip Boggio, New Derry Veto DeCaria, Derry Mrs. Gertrude Corridoni. Salts- burg James Michael Shoup, New Alex andria Ronald Pease, Blalrsville RD 1 Carol Falk, Derry James Sitch, Derry Marjorie Vitalle, Derry Russell Betts, Derry Mrs. Betty Yelenie and baby. Blalrsville.

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bilerjng test laboratory for Brucel- mdiana and White Twp. North losi dai councU activitic8i 'of Route 422 will receive their dis- American Dan-y Association. rom 1 to 4 p.m. Thurs- ficial brecding( mastitis, rare 3l. rlnthin nhri(.

npW, 1995 graduate of Indiana Joint; High School. Murray Kellar Steffey 18. son of Mr. and Mri. M.

K. Steffey Indiana RD 2, alto a 1959 grad-uatc of Indiana Joint High School. Three-Nation Dispute Told In Saigon SAIGON. South Viet Nam (fl French sources said today the three nation Armistice Control Commission has refused a proposal from Premier Ngo Dinh Diem that the truce group make Its headquarters well outside of Saigon. The Indian-Can a dian-Pollsh Commission is scheduled to move here next month.

It has made Its chief headquarters in Hanoi, capital of Communist-ruled North Viet Nam, since It was set up last August. Diem was reported to have suggested that in view of the dem onstrations against the armistice and the commission July 20 and because of difficulty in finding liv ing quarters for all the groups' personnel, it should establish itself in Dalat, the mountain resort 240 miles northeast of here where ex-emperor Eao Dai had hfS summer capital. The commission was said to have been sympathetic to the premier's plan before the demonstration last Wednesday developed into an at- national group has been using here. The commission now reportedly feels a change in plans would look too much like it was giving ln to mob violence. Local observers anticipate more demonstrations when tre commis sion moves its headquarters here.

Nationalists here accuse the Po-I lish and Indian personnel of being pro-Communist Saigon was rocked by artillery early today as remnants of rebel dinh Xuyen Society attempted to seize an advance post about six miles south of the city. No casualties were reported and the rebels were driven back. The national army claims to I have broken up the Blnh Xuyen private army in a brief civil war in Saigon for months ago. Some revel remnants, however, escaped to the countryside. Anthracite Open Results POCONO MANOR Cff Two pro fessional golfers and an amateur carded four-under-par 69's to win first place In their respective divis ions In the 9th annual etVnthraclte Open golf tournament yesterday at the Pocono Manor Country Club.

Host pro Art Wall and Charles Jonnson of Wilmington, shared first place money of about $200 eacn wnile Lynn Creason, Harris- burg, took amateur honors. The contest was split into three class ifications, the all pros, the ama teurs and a best ball grouping of foursomes containing both pros and amateurs. The team prize for best ball of 58 went to Creason, Bill Harned of Pocono Manor, and Dick Sleigh- ter and Bob Davis, both of Gettyi- burg. Davles la a former profes sional basketball star with the Rochester Royals. Music Writer iDies In Russia tawaJYi vn isaaa isunayevsay :55.

composer of comic operas, ballets and music for films, died yesterday. Dunayevsky wrote a number of popular songs, the comic operas I "The Bridegrooms," "Arctic Pas sions, me iioiaen vaiiey, we ballets "Fawn's Repose" and "Moursilka and the scores of such films as "Merry Fellows," The Circus-' and "Volga. Volga." He also was composer ot several symphonic suites Warn Cyclists Clymer Boro CI.VMi:R Bicyclists have been warned that against the taw to ride their bicycles on the kidewslke ol the borough. Police Chief Pave Lyle has tattled this admonishment, calling sttcutloa to borough ordinance which mke It unlawful to ride bicycle oa sidewalk. Bargains Galore I in CUssiiitd aids Commissioner John Grenoble.

SINGAPORE Wl Chief Minister New Bloom field, said that Dr. Karl! David Marshall put new pressure F. Lagler, chairman of the Depart-Jon the British government today to jkMpp KAnri JUDMee VeeTing Slnfpri I nmnht CLYME Contestants in the ciymer "Golden Jubilee" queen's contest will meet tonight at 8 p.m. for a tabulation in the fire hall. The meeting was originally slated for 7 p.m.

Following the contest tabulation, a meeting of the general "Golden Jubilee" committee will be held. All members are urged to attend as officials of the professional float company handling arrangements for the construction of the floats will be in attendance. The distance of the planet Mars from the Earth varies from 35 to 63 million miles at the times when its orbit approaches closest to the Earth. ment of Fisheries at the Univer-'demand for immediate self-govern-sity of Michigan, was being con-ment for this island crown colony. cookig ideas and others will be: fc inspection.

On Thursday, the 28th, there will be a dairy cattle judging contest; in operation all day. Anyone wish- ing to have dinner in State Col lege Thursday evening could at- tend a poultry barbecue to be held; in Hort Woods at 6:00 p.m. Any persons interested in dairy or agriculture would find cither or Suspend Services Wednesday evening Chapel Hours al the Flrst Methodist tve WK- unl September, according to nouncement today by church of' flcials. Bargains uaiore i in Classified Ads swered tor tne post --However, were are some other good men being considered," Gren- oble added, "and consideration on all counts is what they will get." uwers auenaing yesxeraay 41 and 1946-47. The young scientist Is a bio-geographer with the War Department In Washington.

He and his family live in Arlington, Va. His wife is the former Ruth Johannesmeyer of Meadville. The couple has three daughters. Home-Rule In Singapore Is Pressured Marshall announced the assemb- i would not m-st for a week. Utltil Aug.

2, unless Gov Sir Roberti Black replies In the meantime to ithe legislators' demand yesterday Sjfor wider power. cabinet would resign at the 2 meeting unless the self-govern ment demand is granted. Under Singapore's new consti- minister's proposals. constitutional crisis began a dispute over appointment of -Cabinet's work load. Marshall de unworkable and should be junked- 3 rr I i fw JIUIU5S Wiy Traffic CoUftS to recognize Mrs.

H. H. Weinert.iCfturch in Indiana have been sus- Texas' Democratic national com. mitteewoman. viUe; Albert Hlnkl.

Jr vie. presi- dent, Clearfleldj Gerard J. Adams, Lent firIt ltciJ Hawlev. and Charles C. HouserJ i Rips Allentown.

Two vacancies now exist on the eight-man commission. In other action, the commission M.44 j.t.a designed to bring self -gov-1 inc. gradually to the colony, Tn.rt. niv min MiBis.n. i thJBlack retains a veto over the chief: state's fishing regulations.

The baRs aeaion next vear will At-inn until mJ in oatl3vinlor ministers to spread the Grenoble said a change in the W001 Af feiT? 7w Jtal' rule, will make waUev-d nik. leiral 'mcila' but Black said only two and that the full-force central MarshaU fmalwind. would be within 1 a utltnitM nf that 1 1 Btn 4 hw aaHv IVarlnaeHav: Island Base TOKYO IM Typhoon "Georgia, central winds as high as 140 miles per hour today headed for the World War II battleground is- land of Iwo Jim a. U. S.

Air Force weathermen 'iald outskirt winds of up to 80, morning. The new typhoon was reported moving toward Iwo Jima about 17 miles an hour. It was reported 400 milea north ol Guam before dawn today. munist athlete apparently hat re-1 40 bck benir.d the Iron Curtain alter a visit to the West, Hnlmal of Hungary, a warli hmpion at propelling a came here last weekend with team competing ln international meet. i When the Hungariai team left Vienna by train last night.

Halmai mining. Hit whereaboutsi could not he learned today. fire- HARRISBURQ lil LegUlstion all estsbllthlng traffic courts in Ponn. KUSSIOn Athlete sylvanla's 47 third class cities wss destined today to go before a joint KeiTiCHnS AWQV Senate-House conference committee. VIENNA in Another Com- and Wayne eountles beglnnln.

Tll1u fishing seasons. Including the one' lor waUeyed pike except at Wallen- paupack and Lake Pymatuning, wm open the same day a. The Gazette Representatives LACK i4CaV-Olat rattaf aasj, rolepaoaks 4ea LAIRS WUllsaa liralt. Telethon. aa-M U.TUEB -lu belle Hf-land, Telanawna t-tlii OAiTON UVanw wa4-Ing.

Telenbea M-tVe IIEILWOUO -Betty fna flch, Telapkoaa I171-J1I HJHKB CITI -VlrsInU Slpoe, Telepaons MIT MA8IUN CENTER- Mrs Jbert Maora, relepliuM si FENK RUN-Rabart Mrai Telephone t-ni PLUMY ILU Kniabel ttamil, I'elaphoajt ft ULTSaUBO -Mrs ntao Neuaea, Toleaesn HW The Senate lsst night refused to agree to House amendmentt to ro- tate the Job of presiding over the traffic court among various alder men In each city and permitting an alderman to waive his privilege of sitting ln tha court by writing a letter to the mayor. rQTQl ACClderit HUNTINGDON, Pa. Lfl-Charles A. uoy, 23, Turtle Creek, iu a lit'' I killed yesterday when his autoUUell ISlSKl rlTG filled to negotiate a curve and SALTSBUR Local Bring this Ad to Sean Tomorrow and Got Your 1 Fan Limit At This Special Reduced Price Cf ROC aou mow 4acA JlHIw NEW LOOK FOR AIR FORCE The U.S. Air Force is going cool for 195(5.

Three omcers in Wbshingion, DC, model combinations of tha recently approved summer uniform which will be issued in '56. It includes a choice of shorts or long trousers, sleeveless shirt to be worn with or without necktie, and a bush jacket. The pith helmet will be authorized for the tropics. Commanders will designate combinations of this uniform to be worn in their azea. Official U.S.

Air Fore photo. struck a tree. Coroner E. Blair men were called to Kiski Prep-Shore of Huntingdon County said aralory School yesterday where a tha accident occurred on Rt 29 shoit rircuit created a small blaze about eight miles south of nearby in the school chapel. No damage Marklasburg.

jwat reported. I2T Philadelphia St.