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i' i I -i THE POST-STANDARD, Syracuse, N. Y. 5 Friday, October 7, 1955 5 I I in Jsva To JAKARTA, Indonesia, Oct. 6 (ffl. --The District Elections Committee of Java tonight ordered millions of Indonesians to vote a second time because of unspecified "irregularities and illegal activities." The area involved includes the provincial capital of Semarang and the towns of Surakarta, Ku- dus, Djepara and Pemalang, Central Java was the scene of one of the biggest sweeps by the victorious Communist oriented Indonesian Nationalist party.

Nearly nine million out of ten million registered votes have been tabulated unofficially in Central Java with the Nationalists holding a million vote lead over each of the other three major parties--Hie Moslem Orthodox Radicals, the Communists and the pro West Moslem Masjumi. The Committee did not announce how many million Indonesians would have to vote again. The towns involved are mostly in the northern half of Central Java and might include us many as three million voters. The secretary said the unspecified fraud and irregularities were due to "technical difficulties and a shortage of personnel." a Natsir, general chairman of Masjumi, now running in third place in unofficial tabulations, went to Central and East Java to determine why his party--generally favored to win WASHINGTON. Oct.

6 tfl- Vic Flies Home For Shower Bath The actor asserted he would be 4 (back in London rvfonday morning- days of NEW YORK, Oct. 6 actor Victor Mature ilew today! from England--to g-at a shosver bath; i Mature left London last night six hours after he arrived there ec from mo vie-making in retury of Labor 1 litchell said today "They had everything ready, employment in September reached party and all, except a a record level fa that month and a room said Vic. "I survey indicates a further job rise in the months aJ ead. Mitchell wifchh' Id the precise figures until next week but told a was so annoyed, so I came here to get a shower," Clad in a trench coat, mussed sports jacket, soiled flannel slacks Open tonight- until 9 HELD IN Hosa, 17, accused by police of shooting to death a New York City park department employe, leans on desk at police station after his arrest." (AP Wirephoto), (Concluded from Page 1) Gargiulo and, after a second youth had taken the gun in hand, snarled at the park worker: "Are you a friend of those guys "No," replied Gargiulo. "I only work The gun roared and Gargiulo the elections--had made a disappointing showing, Official tabulations are not due for two months.

Masjumi supporters displayed facsimilies of papers distributed by the Nationalists notifying Indonesians when and where to. they bore the symbols of the Nationalists al-j though election law prescribed that 1 no such party identification should 1 appear, a i supporters, charged this constituted evidence the Nationalists were capitalizing- on the fact most Indonesian voters, NEW YORK, Oct. 6. were illiterate and would mark the; ge today sentenced a fell dead with a single bullet in his "chest. By early today police had rounded up all four of the youths.

Hiram -Rosa, 17, was charged and sheepskin slippers, 1. September to be: said luggage was 'a pass-' Ihigher than any other September rt toothbrush and a pack of in history, alth oigh a bit lower cigarettes. than the record 65Vfe million employed in Augi st. He said the August-Scpternbt decline was due to students retui ning to school after summar-jobs. 2, Another cui in unemployment from the 3 August figure.

3. A.record in weekly earn-! ings of factory.workers, primarily; due to longer wo -king hours. Mitchell also announced results! of the Labor Department's bi- 1 manpo ver survey covering 149 major bor market areas. It showed that 20 areas have ex-j perienced "sigr ificant in unemployrn- nt" since July, while only or 3--Ponce, Puerto Rico showed rising unemployment. Taken togeth Mitchell said, 1 the report -sbtn -ed continuing! high level of osperity" that he! expects to cont nue to the end of the year.

The survey ade by the Labor Department ant state employment security agenci( said that in more than 60 per cent of the major anrant Featuring that Rock Cornish Game Hen, the bird of nil times. Why don't vot try it. maybe you'll think so too. Sunday Dinners 12 noon until 11 P. M.

Daily Lunches Dinners 5-12 Private dining rooms fo Banquets. Weddings and Receptions Liverpool Bus Stops at Door, Liverpool Kd. Phone 3-76SO 1 J9SL A 1 4'. UPl--A bank ballots -under the symbol of the teller "to eight years in prison for Nationalist parly. embezzling at least implied the defendant still has possibly $28,000 hidden away.

Ally. Richard Riegi, counsel for John Calvin Siemer, 23, the teller, had pleaded for a light sentence. ague dr As Defense ide ATHENS, Greece, Oct. 6 Dapper Constantino King Paul's surprise choice for premier to succeed the late Field! Marshal Alexander Papagos, was' sworn in with his new cabinet: today. The new government will not be confirmed in office, i i Parliament votes on it next; week.

Knramanlis is a member of the majority Greek Rally --give him a few months Cin jail) and Jet him walk out and dig up the monc aske Federal Judge Abruzzo, away. "Don't be naive," Siemer, after the embezzlement, fled with his wife and three children and eluded a widespread search lor 10 months by living with He had not even employees anticipate higher been at the playground during emplo: ment levels to con- ths first argument. jtinuc through nid-November any' David Vargas, also 17, who al- ay, legedly carried the gun to Manufacfcurin employment was! play area after summoning Rosa, expected to "tn nd upward" and who was said to have been planned hiring vas not so Iarge or wielding it at the time of -the desprtiad as earlier tnis vear; misfire, was charged with illegal The survey sa i a rise in factory possession of a weapon and fe- payro ii was fa be sparked by lonious assault. fae auto indusl ry as the change- Also taken into custody werej to 195G JT Ddels comp i ted John Barnett, 17, and a 15-year-; and production expands. old boy whose name was with-' held.

-At their arraignment, Rosa and Vargas stared stonily ahead without a trace ol emotion as they heard an assistant district attorney term the shooting "one of the worst cases 11 in his experi- ftcdd D. Spragia was sworn in today as the De ense Department's- general counsel The former jeaker of the Connecticut House of Representatives took the oath a- by Wilber M. Bruckt former general counsel who is appointed Army secretary. Sprague given interim appointment, pei iding confirmation by the Senate -vhen Congress convenes. His a jpointrnent papers i among 'tl first three docu- signed .1 President Eisenhower as the cl ief 'executive began recovery from a heart attack.

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6 Iff)--Mans- ence. And not once did the youths glance at their mothers, who sat "What do you expect us to in the courtroom behind them. Lose Li SHAW AIR FORCE BASE, B.C.. said the Oct. 6 jet trainer bomber, with two crashed and served as communications and public works minister under Papagos, but there were predictions he might encounter difficulty in winning a vote of confidence.

The new premier, 46, is tall, and handsome. He gained great public popularity with his 93 780 sweeping road building program and improvements in Athens and its port, Piraeus, which he di- on horseraccbefe. rccted. But his designation to head the new government was unexpected wooded area here tonight while on a routine training'flight. The 9th Air Force Public Information Office reported both airmen them in South Am- were ujUedj st, The FBI finally picked The RB57Bt UiS Air Force vor there last July.

siori oj tnc Br itj Canberra, was Siemer has confessed to cm-j observcd burning after the crash, bezzling $63,700 from his em-- The Air Force said planes of the plover, the Statcn Island $ank type which crashed are used here Trust but the bank said for pho to reconnaissance, The was missing. The FBI cause of the cras was no deter- found Siemer said most nec i of the rest of the $65,700 was lost' Birdsboro. Morhouse Asks because Papagos, shortly before IC his death Tuesday, had named his foreign minister. Stephen Ste- PITTSBURGH, Oct. 6 tfl--The phanopoulos, acting premier.

CIO International Union of Elec- Karamanlis, bom in Scrrcs, Ma- trical workers today set an Oct. cedonia, has. served in successive Ifi c.cadlinc for a strike against governments as minister of na- Westinghouse Electric Corp. tionaj defense, transport, public The union's Westinghouse Con- NEW YORK, Oct. 6." welfare ano! hygiene and public fere nee Board also confirmed the publican State Chairman L.

Jud- of a company wage Mornouse, quoting. President Iposal by union negotiators urged today that the avy Midget Sub Ready for Tests GROTON, Cf Oct. 6 M--The Navy's first rrj 3get submarine, the XI, arrived at the U.S. Navy sub base here toda to begin tests, The baby weighs only The Air Force identified the 2 tons and is nly 50 feet long, dead as Capt. Thomas.

W. Cham-l The Navy ud the' XI will be bers, Philadelphia, and a 2.C John used to test he rbor defense jnstal- Volpiccini, Birdsboro, Pa. She ill be. put to work Volpiccini Is survived by his after her shak. down mother Mrs.

Louise Volpiccini.l The Navy sa the midget made Dimensions: ff.wkl i m- mm Weight: 37 J4 Ibs, Water capacity: 2 Immersion, calrcd type unit mt tf "tf Vote Drive works. the trip here from Oyster Bay, N.y. under own power. Edwards ourih Extortion Try Leads to Hospital 34, charged trying to extract IFriday. The company offered a 5-year contract, which it said 'for wage hikes totaling 16 per cent lover that period.

1 The conference board said the proposal is worth only 10 cents an GOP wage a voter registration drive for the Nov. local elections. Morhouse asked party workers "to follow wholeheartedly the inspiring directive of our great President Eisenhower when in a -t I 1 i -L 1 i A A tLaTontnl the ,8 state 1 E1 te set as a goal a for psychiatric observation and treatment. Judge Thomas F. O'Connor oJ police court said today arrangements had been made to have Quinn enter the veterans admin- slration hospital at Albany.

The court 'said Quinn "obviously needs" treatment. Rucinski, a senior' at I trie Co. and 21 cents an hour in the General Motors Corp. agreement with the CIO United Auto Workers, rge Wire Tap Be Rensscaler and his ants. KUCIRSKI, a senior ah PHILADELPHIA, Oct.

6 UP) Polytechnic Institute. (The nation's police heads today n.e were the complain- A nan of 15 er cent sup- ncrease porters Morhouse made the statement in the Republican Advance, a GOP state committee sent this week to about 30,000 Republican county committemen. Blaze In Wiiliarnsport Pa, Oct. --Fire. flashed through a two- story brick business block ant! office building in downtown Williamsport today, causing an esti- joined with Atty, Gen.

Erownell HIGH SEAS DELAY LINER CHERBOURG, France, Oct. 6 winds and rough seas along the western approaches ol the English Channel today de- advocating legislation, to ex-'j a the call of the liner Queen empt police officers from rcstric-j izabet here to i ck up in mateci 557,000 damage. Five firemen were injured, seriously, in the five-hour general iiiarm fire. Several hundred per- tions on tapping when they are investigating criminal activity. A resolution a i u-ith 11 was unanimously adopted at the closing session of the 6'2nd annual conference of the International Assn.

of Chiefs of Police here. Walter E. Heodley, police chief of Miami, was elected president of the association. He succeeds Chief Irvin B. Bruce, Colo- York-bound passengers.

watched the fire in drenching rain. The building, owned by Goloms, housed the Raemoro sporting goods store and the Capital grill on the Jirst floor. The, C-IO-Lycoming County Industrial! Union, occupied the second floor. CornelJian Named To Health Council a frado Spring, Colo. HEW AND BETTER WASHINGTON, Oct.

6 (B-- Walsh McDermott, professor ct public health and preventive medicine Cornell "University, today was appointed a membrr of the national advisory health council. The council, appointed by Surgeon General Leonard A. Scheele of the public health service, makrsj glassware, recommendations to him con- china sparkle. ceming some activities ot the tional Microbiological Institute, OF REftULAR SAL SODA Cleans dishes iu less time, makes DOUBLE STRENGTH Mrs, Douglas Me)drum "We wanted to put new linoleum in our kitchen," says Mrs, Meldrum. "But when we pulled oft the old, we found the floor-was a mess.

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