The Indiana Gazette from Indiana, Pennsylvania • 1

An Indiana County Newspaper That Serves Every Member of the Family TEDDY City County EDITION Seven Cents We often hear that know all the answers, but their lebool teachers know better. Volume 60. No. 67. Sixteen Page? Indiana Evening GazeHe, Saturday, October 31, 1959.

Two Sections TO HJl iru Hi Tfin ifiiiK nin LnJ GBAS 27 Odd Airfimer (Vflissimig Starford Area Mishap Kills Noble Buterbaugh -Recently Discharged cripinDn i Ddh Virginia i "I ---f I 'I irta'H Ground Parties Spot What May Be Remains Local Voters To Decide Sunday Movies ui.uuviu iiwuiv uuu'iwiugn, ii. ommoaore it. D. 1, was killed la.st night, when the pickup truck he wan operating clashed on Route 80 near Starford. State Police from the Indiana substation report, the Commodore young tnan was dead on arrival at the Inidana Hospital at 8:45 p.

m. 1 trie 1 1 -1 55 i .1. i I i Boroueh will be con inaiana A son of Mr. and Mrs. Nnhle Buterbaugh, Commodore R.

On Mt. Top Near Field fronted with a Sunday movie issue when voters go to the polls' neNt Tuesday. It marks the first lime the issue D. the deceased was recently discharged from the U. S.

Air lorcc. He enlisted in the Air Force following graduation from Purchase Line High School with the CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (AP) Ground parties look- has on the ballot here in tour big for an airliner missing Friday night with 27 persons aboard reported spotting today what may be its wreckage. I Townshin votel's aP- YVhal. hpliovnrl Ir, ho llm nrash or, Pin'Proved Suntiay VI ec- class of I95S.

ii in. ii two years ago but the. boroush currently prohibits Sun- According to the report. Buterbaugh was traveling alone, headed north on Route 80, about 8 p.m. r.

mov vies. iaica. yesterday, when the pickup truck i i The Piedmont Airlines DC3 had JNikita Urges, ran off the right side of the high ibeen due to land at the aimnrt way, then apparently swerved Plllf-lf Al-tlrm 8:30 o'clock Friday night. UllIS WI IUII WM heard frnm KKn jt Freakish Storm Hits On Summit i received landing instructions. About 11)0 sloeecd back across the road, struck an embankment and overturned.

Police said the youth was thrown from the cab of the truck to the highway. The 'incident occurred about three and a half miles north of Clymer. A complete obituary appears in today's Gazette. MOSCOW. (AP) Nikita Khrush- through muck and dripping under- 'Western US ehev said today that President brush during the myhl seeking Eisenhower and Rriiih Primp trace of the Diane.

i iriiirif iinl Minister Mucmillan ngrcad with The piano, en route from Wash- SALT LAKE CITY. Utah (AP) NOBLE BUTERBAUGH killed in crash Ike's Health him thai there should be a summit mgron to Roanoke. checked" 'iranisn oiimurst or violent' conference "the sooner the bet- in with the local airport tower at weather subsided across the West ler." 8:24 p. m. and received landine.

-today while officials figured up In a major foreign pol.rv speech instructions. That was the final damages which will run into mil-before the rubbers amp Soviet parliament. Khrushchev made no 11 I'- m- sl 'rce people were dead Piedmont officials withheld the 3nd 10 were hurt after violent ICV ROADS IIAZARUOLS IN DKNVF.lt Dick Green of Colorado Springs. is shown walking away from his car on the Valley Highway in Deliver yesterday morning after he 'skidded into the ditch. Snow and ice made driving difficult for ninny persons driving to work.

Green lost control of his vehicle as he tried to avoid another auto on the highway coming into southeast Denver. 'AP Wirephoto) names of the 2-1 nasscneers nend- windstorms slashed across north- notification of nevt of kin. em Utah and southern California Reported As Fear Cuban "Very Good" Control Of IKI WASH! NGTON fAP-PrcsUent INeWSPSPerS Eisenhower's doctors today con-! conferenre he held off until spring. Hut the Soviet leader predicted Crew members aboard were Capt. and flash flood drenched sec his visit to Lec K' uin, iiio vii.wiiiiuu visit forthcoming France would he useful lor 'v.

cu France, for the Soviet Union and Gcor8? Hicks, the purser No slope, of the Rockies and parts nome addresses were avauaoie vi uw nam. sun-s. firmed he has mild chronic bron-l HAVANA (AP) A sudden rs-chitis but said that otherwise' in criticism of Prime Min- vfor world peace. Review On T-H immediately. 'w'o children drowned in flash High Court To USW's Appea Wearing a gray suit, with his Maj.

Charles A. Rausch. Civil iiooas acscrioca as tne worst to usual medals. Khrushchev wus 'coiitinucs to maintain an excel-: ister Rde, Castro's regime to state or nealth." ments the Cllban press The physicians issued a medi-l coupled by some local observers cal bulletin shortly after publication of government reg-hower checked out of Walter Reed ulathms having the appearance of wildly checrrd in his I hour 41 minute speech covering the whole Air Patrol commanded for the central Amona since 1951. The central Virginia area, said be- snowstorm left 6 to 15', inches iwecn 20 and 80 fixed-wing air- of snow in the eastern craft from as far swav as Massa- The tornadic Hinds in Utah international range.

chusrtts a iv waiting for a break howled off ihe Wasatch Mountain- RanRc and caused widespread See SHH I'age Cul. 4 Among the major points he niade were: I. Disarmament is the most im problem of the present day daman in a heavily-populated Army Hospital where he under-, a gag law. WASHINGTON (AP) The Supreme Court has agreed went his annual physical checkup. regulations appeared in to hear the United Steel workers Union's appeal of a Taft-: The 69-year-old President told; connection with Cabinet approval Hartley law injunction that would send lite striking steel-reporters in Augusta, last Ae resumption of military workers back to work for 80 days.

he had developed chron-courU aild firing sauads t0 com. Mine Rescue region from Salt Lake City 7: and iLs settlement depends wheth Sen. Kennedy miles north to Tremonlon. on the er there will be war or The Hero Wins This means the 109-dav-old strike will continue at "8 bat counterrevolutionary activi- Utah-Idaho border. At least 10 people were hurt in So.

(Soviets want complete disarma- I I mem but arc willing to consider 3 until next week, when the Utah as winds of up to 92 miles 92 miles whether to let the injunction I A I njnigh Award per hour toppled houses. otner proposals. 2. The Soviet Union trees and smashed thousands Red China's determination to PITTSBURGH (AP) Amedeo I 1 lJ windows. court makes- its decision on ties.

stand. The court set Tuesday! Today's medical bulletin said on publication or dis- for oral arguments. regarding Eisenhower's head-to-, tnb)tjon article4 to pro. toe examination at Walter antimwernment feelines is The high court's action results of these all inclusive! cSTlTXiS was a triumph for ihe union, studies shows that the President Defense" adopted July 8 but not which is attacking the basic con-: continues to maintain an excellent1 previ0uslv published here. Two smutionality of the Taft-Hartley of sections "of this code, which some of mild Pancotti, 50, of Pittston.

has been Lul 1 1 CI 3 IXII I Formosa "until the question is solved." BAKERSKIELD. Calif. (AP) F- Imipnalicm a Carnegie Hero medal him for making possible the 3. "We reerel the incidents on Presidential nnpeiui ien. John Paints Tragic Kunnedv ID-Mass) invaded south-W I MU1IJIII rescue of 32 men trapped a persistent tracheo-bron- ciallv where thev involved casual- 'rn California today, home of the strik ending procedures.

Thisi believe curbed Cuban newspaper criticism of the revolutionary re 'Frat Initiation chitis." Tibet Picture ties and we hope thev will not Republican he says the Demo- coal mine last Jan. 22. Pancotti was among 35 persons process has never had a review by the Supreme Court in its 12 White House Press Secretary he reneatcd. Wo hone the difficul- crals must heat in HUM Vice gime are interpreted by some lAics will be solved bv neaotia President Riclian.1 M. Ni.von anus v.

nagerty torn reporrers as aMhoriZing strong censorship. 17 states cited Friday by the Carnegie Hero Fund Commission. WASHINGTON (AP)-The Dalai year of existence, For Hastings the 1" Others hold they are aimed at IICMIS. 1 a-uoiui is uu a luui-viajr Five of those honored lost their Lan'a nrotner nas painted a medica phrajg be n.c aii traeic oieture of Tibet. stnke is affecting national health "rT vL" leaflets and other clandestine pt- 4.

His visit to the United States stumping tour 01 tne slate, cnti- UNIVERSITY PARK The 50th convinced him the majority of cuing tne admimstra- a- anniversary of die founding of Sig- A oeoole. who know little of in- wd safety. It fought the union's', lnl "cations, not newspapers, lated into chronic bronchitis. Hagerty added that Eisenhow-, Americans do not want war and Hon. reeling out tne strength 01 ma ijelta Chi.

national nrofessional ternntional affairs, live in terror request for a review, saying the "He who would introduce, pub- The coal mine at Pittston wa er's physicians had told him that; ti ihev now iiivlersi.ind hei- Calil'orniit's Democratic Gov. Ed- k. nK. ZcC "eause world power has seued constUutiona. a are TJZ" hav.

ter the Soriel desire for peace. miind G. Brown, and saying he 5erVcd at the Pennsylvania State f100161 rocli a tl pav wav flllnwino w-. unt.A mcir land ior a miiuary Dase. ne 3 r.

iwu iu lulw uuivii, See High Pace Col. im. ne cauca ior witnuruwni 01 wwmu tmci uu- ucm- universitv Sunday. Nov. 1.

climates, preferably dry." for-oin iroons from South Kihv-j ocratic Drimarv in opposition to jn nooawaters from tne susquenanna came from Gyalo Responding to another question, P3'1- independence of the na as he talked to to speed unification of the country. Brown's favorite son candidacy. Columbia University Graduate ,0 in' Passageways. 7. He declared Hie Soviet Union Of possible Republican presi- of journalism, will speak 01he.r m'ners were ti-nnnirl Tu-olw.

minAi. Hind uitniULia ui Lilt picture the National Press tion or provoke no observance of its laws will be imprisoned for to 18 years," die code says. Sea Fear Page Zt Cat 1 Hagerty said Eisenhower had no 'present plans to go tn such a climate at this time. The President went to Palm aesirco mat not even me 'nun- nnnimv saiu on nix challenges of Journalism Club. He is the older brother of Pancotti, the commission report- ttest hntljed ot war should re- wtxon is me mosi popular.

ani njass Communications" at ed. cleared a tunnel through 30- lhl! Uma' lne Sl-king of. ntairt tn i unc itnt nni irtroiort ufmiKTiii can neat mm. inc sen- nt in ti-. of debris onnnrrinc nurht nni in itinrfm UtOr said, but Lhe campaign "will tin.i rtC c'el a blocked scaled a 50 ajr.

iiucians who iifu iu inuia foot 9tcr Coii.nuinist China had taken over the internal affairs of his na- Springs, late last month in' an effort to shake a nagging cold Minicror- nvPC which he had caught in early Sep. 'v'" Hold JUVCS shaft. Then he hnr.niKf nf nnssihlo 'tumlfstrahle be a touch one. Just heinc a Djm- Pmrnccinnnt nmmii-c mha imti. i.

ii nni onnnrh -j Wall tO Summon help. irMiiia. 1 sm-n aiu nnruiu v. tnu'ii, uiuiutt tnn -r. i- i t.

Annlhrr man I nn- tember. sr. His health was reported Children On BlJS ved after that visit, but he v-' CI 1 ul 1 uw3 Knrusncnevs wne, iMna. sai in icmiiy whiu uiai rxc- cnllc ot Ulc pmsburgn Kost-ua- What was the basic motive for improve Father Dies Watching Son AVONMORE Adolph Zar-anek, 5D, Salina, died of a heart attack' last night while watching one of his sons playing In the Bell Avon Bn'dgeville football game. A retired coal miner and native of Homer City, Mr.

Zaranek died about 8:45 last evening while son Richard was playing with the Bell Avon team. Another son, James, is also on the team. A complete obituary appears In today's Indiana Evening Gazette. ine gn'ai ixremnn naii nun nu telle; Kemoranat l. KiCKara.

eai- ,7 RPrf China Thundun wa asked To rldest daughter. Juha. to hear the our rxplotlms population with pub- lor of the Phiipsburg Daily Jour- derSft- Westmoreland County. I thma. Thunaup o.u ii- niini.ir.

nrncr.inK 11 A was eiven a bronze medal for sav- more rermoiy. 10 wipe out Albeit E. McCool, uib Jmeuu On fn.vimi noiirv. ho Silid Chi- nf uA from religion-' 'We feel the Communists came Thp diolomaiir nallnv was nose Nationalist forces should be Alvin Kimor II rennnrr for the drowning. rcDorter eked.

withdrawn from the offshore is- Williamsporl Sun-Gazette. muoi junipca iniu uu- imm- lAmM wji twrnny McCool lumped into the Kiski- in to minetas River at East Vandergrift and build mi iiuii vasv, lie Western diplomats were tm- lamls of Quemoy and Matsu but Students to be initialed are Ed- last April 16. He jumped from a answered. But. first, (hey had to pressed by the mild tone ot the that lhe administration is right in wjn a.

Hirschmann. Baltimore, still had remnants of the cold. SALAMANCA, N.Y. (AP)-Po-Last week he spent five days in jce sai(1 a Baptist minister saved Augusta. in another search igm children from possible in-for sunshine, but the weather was jurv 0r death Friday night when miserable during mosi of that he sDed a bui to the other side of sta'- lhe bridge after the bridge floor The President was enthusiastic buckled, 'about the outcome of this latest pan lhp -juo-fpoi iron bridge physical examination, despite the ver the AHCgheny River crum-See Ike llralth-Pa, ul.

Wed onds aer b.is had leached the other side. Cattaragus County sheriff's deputies said 'file Rev. Ralph K. Bowen of tlie Red House Baptist Church in Columbia CRnoe ater oecoming afraid. overthrow the government and speech and pointed out to n.nvs- nm recognizing Red China.

an E. McNeil Crosi. Roads: cauuiKi -in iu- wipt-uiu iiuiriun ri'iigiun dnu Cool and towed him ashore. lure, he continued. men that mere were no attacks nn ni-tvw-lv Wnct llnrnnnv Thomas I.

Myers, and Robert .1. Ta- Ri'-ehrt Vlarr A. Deabenderfer Wilkes-Rarre. 6a a fa-nte whipping boy for Ihe 101 upvivnrw we P- t-Ploskv, Mahanoy City. Soviets.

u. William Jaffe, of Phihpsburg. vVl ninr in innraalism is nrexidenl of Khrushchev, in hts vide ranging scones, easv pivmems. St 11 pavmems. a Rogers Jewelry.

Ihe chapter. revn stamps, ipeech. dwell on the easing of ten dion which he attributed largely to countries of the Communist camp- T.T.S tfx- hdwin A. Hirschmann. 37 J3 Nor- Ionia Baltimore, gradu- Hess Soys $1 0,000 "Well Worth It" Allentown Dept.

Store Owner Admits Paying To Get Ex-Employe On Television Quiz Show lV Rustic Lmlce Quaker Bridge, was driving the children to a religious service. Three of them, including his daughter. Jacqueline. 12. and Donna and Deanna John.

IS. twn (laughters cf Mr and Mrs. Klovd John of Quaker Bridge, weie Special Programs on White ale student in journalism. Smorgasbord, Schools. W.

D. A. Monday nite lan E. McNeil, RFD 2, tolum-67x 6': 15 and 7 p. m.

67x. bm Cross Roads, junior in journa- llism Sunday II' to 8. Thomas I Myers, 217 S. Frank-: (in St Wilkes-Barre, graduate stu-: dcnl in journalism. Robert J.

Tacclosky. 625 West nair trtnilf Sit. rfit. ALLENTOWN. Pa.

(API Max town the name of Hess Brothers and by writing letter apphcanon. Inside The Gazette THE LIGHTER SIDK The wi-i-kemi lnk at tin liifltler side of thr news in Washington again on page 6. Jerry Bennett" column Hess said he was subpoenaed the city of Allentown to millions The letters went unanswered. I'i- Indiana Roller Rink Halloween Hess. Uie owner of a larKe dep.it- ment store, said Pridav night that to appear before the Legislative of people.

nally. through anoiher Hes em- Skate tonight, look in classified. Dance tontte. Sat. tlx he.

paid $10,000 to help gel a Oversight subcommittee to explain Merlon Koplin. associate pro-ploy David Goulicb of Allen- former emplove on Ihv lelevibion the role he played getting Ken- duccr of the show, said he knew town, comae I was made. Gottlieb Mus Quiz show. UueMion." neth Hoffer on the quiz show. nothing about the pavoff related learnal that it would cost $10,000 tor ji-enoer im mu-va Rnnri Siinfivisfir in While lO.Vil Dante tonite Club Savoy by True Tones.

FOOTBALL KKSULTS llnnit-r I'llv nearly upset by Pirtfir last nielli pqges III and 11 in thp i-''iinlv blx explained this to a rcpoitcr Holler, ot Heading, appeared oy Mess. in casn to make arrangements ror 1 (for the Allentown Morning Call) or.ee on the Columbia Broadcast- Koplin had charge of screening Hoffer's appearance. Ualtsburg Anieri. (n revealing that he had been uh- mg System qyi show, August, procedure, starting in September. Hess said he gave the mone to Special Programs on White Twp D.nce ronighl cau egion.

poenaed lo appear Monday before H't- He missed nis intra question isoj. me mown alter rtorter ap- oouuerv yi.wu in advance, sj.wu Schools. W. A. Monday nu Other Features 7k.

House suncommittce unesugai- ior anu weiu nume nuiv peareu. iupan smu niai Deiuje ne auer ninei appearanet; uui jg jylc( 7 01 limy leaee mee the rf UJ fhows took over the screening job it was never knew who got the money out a niCKei winnings handled by various persons and after that. Hunter's Special "it was worth every cent of the "this didn bother us. Al44in limp Ellirrul llilrlr Sportt IVHadto Thrilrr It 1.1 V. money, said Hess, president of plained Hess, because ine young tnat lie aid not recall tneir names, oottiieo.

a turniture ouer ior Ga. Bolt Action shot-Hess Brothers Department Store, man was eager to appear on the Hess gave this sequence of Hess until 18 montfis ago. said suns. Reg. $.12.95.

Only 1298 "because II proved to be a highly program and attempt to win on events: he had "acted strictly on die or- Sears Roebuck Co. VxS talked about program which lo- his ovin merits, and as far as we Holler, a former buyer for the ders of Mi Hess in eery step ceased brother Dick Murganti. By order of ihe Venerable. t7 Special Programs on White fwp MKATIIKR FOKKIAST cnwd lhe public eve nn Hess are i cm erned we had athm-ed department store, had attempted ol the. mv Rustic I wig MiRngisnia.

rt'irl mild Swiid-iv vith '-r-'fvul H.fh Schools. A. Mondav rite See I'je 2, (nl. siinoiy i lo 6ix. Brotliers and the city ot Allen- cm goal to ome again expose to get on "S'34 000 Questi-jo" Uie K-v ei btlj.

buih dJs i-o' in ihe loi-i wi. 6 15 and m. 1.