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1 2- Indians Evening Gaietfe, Wednesday, May 1963. Minuteman OBITUARIES Difficulties PRANK lUMOi of Saltiburf, VINCENT SHEDLOCK, ft foM mr resident of CtsMtrvilh) died It 1, passed away Tuesday at tenon, April J0h HO, at 4:41 hs Msrey Hospital, Pittsburgh. Denied the home of his sea law and dauahter. Mr. and Mrs.

H. Beraenstock, West Palm Beach, He was born hi Yseoslsvls Jan Today In Horrlsburg Student Community Building Charge Asked Ultra hava bee recent resorts on Tuesday, April an, uei, Complete arrangements uary 2J, MM. He ws a member of St. Matthews R.C, Church, Salt, burg, the UMW of A Local 1274. that the Important U.S.

Minuteman missile project has ran into unexpected difficulties. In the follow charee of the Bence Funeral Home Ctymer, will be published in Thars-I and the SNPJ Long NO, 171 Of Sllckville. day Gazette. ing exclusive interview, Brig. Gen.

Samuel Phillips, director of the Survlvmt ire his wife, lot Minuteman' program, discusses would have to be reconsidered ELIZABETH STAHL RICHARDS HARRISBURG (AP)-Studentsl the situation. of Saltsburg passed and approved by the 1965 General Assembly before being put before Strohrnelr Sladlch; three daughters, Mrs. Walter (Lorraine) Pat tick; Mrs. James (Oerry) Me-Curdy and Mrs. Edward (Attn- awav Tuesday morning.

April By RALPH DKJHTON the voters again. 1983. at 8:29 in Indiana Hospital. NORTON AIR FORCE BASE, She was born In Saltsburg Au HARRISBURG (AP) A bill to Calif. (AP) The director of the1 Minuteman program says there Is gust Jl, Mil, daughter of Sumner land Lulu Barnum Stahl.

She was increase the $3.25 annual fishing license fee to $5.23 was intro absolutely no truth" to reports a member of the Pentecostal Holl nets Church of Saltsburg. tine) Downey, all of Pittsburgh. The family will receive friend from 7 to p.m. Wednesday, and 2 to 4, and 7 to p.m. Thursday, at the Joseph R.

Hunter Funeral Home, formerly Robinson's, Salt, burg, where brief prayer serv duced Tuesday In the House. that the intercontinental missile cannot carry Its payload to targets The Pennsylvania Fish Com' She Is survived by her husband, Raymond Richards. alele-owned colleges would have to pay a charge ol J10 per semester to cover construction costs of student community buildings under a bill approved Tuesday by the House Education Committee. (Indiana Slate College has already constructed a new Student Union building and Is now In the process ol doubling the size I the structure. This construction work Is being paid for by the students through a $5 a semester charge through their student activity lees.) There was some objection in the Soviet Union.

mission has advocated such an In fact, he says, "we have increase. Friends will be received at the achieved more than was asked in Reps. John E. Backenstoe, Joseph R. Hunter Funeral Home, ice will be held Friday, May 3, at 9:31 a.m., followed by a Requiem all respects, including range and formerly Robinson's, Saltsburg, where services will be conducted Lehigh; George C.

Magee, R-Crawford; E. L. Murray, R-Canv payload. Friday May 3, at 1:30 p.m. in Tils evaluation came from Brig.

eron, and Dominick E. Cioffi, D-Lawrence, sponsored the proposal. Mass at 10 a.m. In St. Matthews' R.C.

Church. The Rev. Father Lydon Lee will be celebrant and Interment will follow in the Church Cemetery, Saltsburg. charge of the Rev. James Fordyce Gen.

Samuel C. Phillips, director of the Minuteman program and a and the Rev. George Kuan. Inter According to estimates the in crease would raise an additional ment will follow in Edgewoon key figure in rushing the solid-fuel Cemetery, Saltsburg. SI million annually.

missile to combat status ahead of schedule. JOHN ANTHONY DEEMER, IS. raised in the committee that no such direct charges are made on students at other institutions where the state pays for new son of Mr. and Mrs. John Deem- HARRISBURG (AP) The La Minuteman has leapfrogged 21 Indiana Homer CHy, bor and Industry Department earlier-developed liquid-fuel mis died suddenly this morning, May JFKPIan For Aid To buildings before the measure was1 reports Pennsylvania unemploy siles and won the primary role 1963, at the Presbyterian Hos ment rate last month was at its approved.

in this nation's defense arsenal. FREIGHT PILEUP Twisted, battered cars of an Erie-Lackawanna Railroad freight train are piled up following derailment on a sharp curve two miles east of Port Jarvis, N.Y. early yesterday. Four trainmen were Injured. Five Diesel engines and 70 cars of the 91-car Secaucus, N.J.-to-Chlcaeo pital In lowest April level since 1957.

A complete obituary will appear The number of jobless workers The United States has bet several billion dollars that the Minute-man: capable of streaking from Resident students at the 14 state colleges also are charged $3 per week for dormitory rooms to pay for the cost of that Poiticians Dies freight were derailed and 1,200 feet of track ripped up, a railroad spokesman said. In tomorrow's edition of the Indl. totaled 329,000 in mid April, a re (AP Wlrephoto) ana Evening Gazette. Askew Fun duction of 57,000 from mid-March bomb-proof silos even while under eral Home, Homer City, is la The rate of unemployment was By JOHN CHADWICK attack, will prevent nuclear war. charge of arrangements.

Also approved, by the House 7.2 per cent of the work force, WASHINGTON (AP) President 'Nobody Con Dictate To Duvalier Says This has been done with little! criticism. But reports began crop icompared to 8.2 per cent Judiciary committee, was a pro Kennedy's proposal that the fed' FRANK HOOK, 48, of Urey, posed amendment to the state March and 7.6 per cent in April, Glen Campbell R.D., passed away eral government help finance political campaigns appears to have 1962. constitution raising the debt limit ping up recently that minuteman had hit a serious snag that tests In 1957, there were 284.000 job on school districts from the pres April 30, 1963, in Adrian Hospital, Punxsutawney. died a-boming. have shown it did not have less workers in Pennsylvania, Kennedy urged Congress Tues-I ent 7 per cent of the assessed value of the property in the dis enough power to hurl its warhead Arrangements will be In charge representing 6 per cent of the day to study a plan under which the necessary distance.

work force. of the Joel T. Pyott Funeral Home, Mark Time In Haiti, Dominican Dispute During OAS Unit Study trict to 13 per cent. the federal government would In a rare exclusive Interview at Voters would have to approve match all individual campaign Burnside. A complete obituary will be carried in Thursday's Gazette.

this headquarters of the Air Force HARRISBURG (AP) Penn ny increase over per cent, however. Ballistic Systems Division, Phil contributions of $10 or less in fed' eral elections. sylvania bank resources in March! lips discussed the Minuteman pro HARRY JACOB WAGNER of A similar amendment was de totaled $9.880,890,505 an increase A sampling of senators and rep-l gram, of $832 million over the amount feated by the voters in 1959. that Duvalier had offered a mili- home of another'Marine sergeant. Dayton R.D.

2, husband of Mary McFarlsnd Wagner, died in Arm resentatives showed little support By MORRIS ROSENBERG PORT AU PRINCE, Haiti (AP) Q. General, can you say if there If the present amendment is ap recorded a year ago, according to1 tary base to Communist Cuba, 50 The United States also protested for the idea: There were some is any basis to these reports (of strong County Memorial Hospital proved by this legislature, it tne state Banning Department, The dispute between Haiti and fiery anti-American speech miles away, sharply hostile reactions. April 30, 1963, at 5:45 p.m. He had difficulties)? made by Duvalier personal phy- In Washington, State Depart The plan was advanced last A. There is not.

Absolutely no the Dominican Republic marked time today while an inter-American peace mission studied the sit Dr. Jacques Fourcand, ment press officer Lincoln White year in a report by a presidential been ill for two weeks. He was born in Plumcreek Township October 23, 1885, son of Jacob basis at all. said he was unaware of any such pistol-packing president of the Haitian Red Cross. He attacked commission on campaign costs.

uation in the Haitian capital, Q. How do you think these re $5 Million Damages offer to Prime Minister Fidel Cas Natural Mink Or Treated? LOS ANGELES (AP) Was Mrs. Mel Torme's coat a natural mink, I urge the Congress to study this Haitian President Francois Du the United States for discrimina tro. U.S. officials said American ports originated? approach, which would encourage valier told a cheering crowd of tion against Negroes and hinted A.

Possibly they were based on forces patrolling the Caribbean would block any effort by Castro's party efforts in broadening the fi and Mary Rearick Wagner, and had lived in the Dayton and Rural Valley areas all of his life. He was a retired farmer and miner. He was a member of the Glade 10,000 Tuesday night, "Nobody U.S. funds were backing anti-Du. valier forces.

mistaken information. The distance traveled in test launchings nancial base of presidential cam can dictate to me I am the per-l In Typhoon regime to establish military bases or was it chemically treated to Duvalier asked the U.S. Em Bonification of the Haitian nation. paigns," Kennedy said in a letter. in Haiti or send arms there.

on the Atlantic missile rapge has make it darker? to the Senate and the House. bassy Friday to withdraw the 60-1 "I will keep power," Duvalier Run Presbyterian Church. Duvaller's regime imposed cen-1 been announced as 3,000 to 4,000 AGANA, Guam (AP) Damages declared. "God is the only one He submitted no draft legisls Surviving besides his wife are miles. This is considerably less train Haitian troops.

He revoked smn than the 6,000 miles required of The question was raised Tuesday in Superior Court, where the singer's wife, Arlene, is being who can take it from me." sorship on outgoing news dispatches shortly after the OAS tion with his letter. He did, how these children: Mrs. Elmer caused by typhoon Olive were estimated at $5 million today as officials on Guam and three other Duvalier had just finished meet- the training agreement, indicat ever, send Congress a bill to pro (Mona) Hayes of Dayton R.D. mission arrived. sued for 3,788.

ing with the members of the ting he considered the mis Pacific Trust Territory islands vide special tax benefits for political contributions and another to, James G. Wagner of Rural Valley R.D. Berton D. of Kittanning The U.S. government protested Rozelle W.

Manning, fur shop sion was involved In an alleged lutercontinental missiles. However, the missiles tested over the Atlantic carried range safety instrumentation which the operational missile will not carry. peace mission from the Organization of American States. They came to Port au Prince from San incidents last week involving U.S. continued to survey the rubble left in the storm's wake.

plot by army officers to over require fuller reporting of cam Marines. The wife of a Marine paign financing. Identical bills. throw him. The United States has1 denied any such involvement but owner, claims Torme, 38, bought! the coat in November 1960 but has! paid only $1,000 on it.

The amount of the suit is the balance due, says1 The office of Gov. Manuel Guer to Domingo, capital of the Domin sergeant was mauled and arrest were submitted last year but did rero said preliminary surveys The instrumentation section is 18 ican Republic, where Foreignl said it would withdraw the mis- ed by a Haitian guard and a not pass. R.D. Mrs. Jack (Kathryn) Berke of Paramus, N.J.; Jacob L.

of Rural Valley; Mrs. Clair (Evelyn) McGraw of Rural Valley R.D. Mrs. James (Betty) Cosgrove of Mars. There are 11 grandchildren and 12 great grand placed losses at $2 million for pub inches long and weighs hundreds noise bomb was set off at thelsion.

Minister Andres Freites charged! Republican senators were quick lic facilities and about $3 million Mrs. Manning. Mrs. Torme, 32, a former model, of pounds. to reject the proposal for match.

Also, there are research re for private property damaged or destroyed. ing individual contributions up to contends the coat isn't worth the price because, she says, it was! quirements for the re-entry "Staying Out children. Three sisters, Mrs. Nan $10 from the federal Treasury, Guam, victim of one of the Pa-1 vehicle. This, too, means extra and it didn't fare much better cy A.

Boyer of Rural Vallev R.D, treated to deepen its color. cific's worst storms on record Mrs. Ella Rearick of Sarver; with their Democratic colleagues. Cool, Snowy, Rainy. Winay Weather Of Politics" weight.

We could have impacted at full intercontinental range in One exception was Sen. Stephen Mrs. Mary E. Peters of Rural Valley, also survive. every case, but we felt we needed when typhoon Karen struck last Nov.

was raked by high winds and rains as Olive swept past but not critically hit. M. Young, D-Ohio. He said fed. the research data more than we Ike Claims eral appropriations are essential! Friends will be received at the needed the publicity.

to help meet campaign costs. If Aid Expected On Plans No deaths were attributed to the typhoon. Another who praised the idea By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS (See story on Page 1) Q. There were two Minuteman failures last year at Vandenbere was Sen. Clatrborne Pell, R.

Roy W. Carson Funeral Home Rural Valley, after 7 p.m. today and services will be held there at 2 p.m. Friday, May 3. The Rev.

T.R.R. Stull will officiate and in Saipan, Timan and smaller Rota' HARRISBURG (AP) Former Cool, snowy, rainy and windy Air Force Base, Calif. Can you a member of the Elections sub were directly in Olive's path. Half the homes and all the ctods President Dwight D. Eisenhower, explain those? committee.

weather chillded and dampened the debut of the merry month of Sen. Bourke B. Hlckenkwper of of Saipan's 8,000 residents were (Continued from Page 1) terment will follow in the Harkle-road Cemetery. returning home from a four-month California vacation, said today he will stay out of the tax fight in his destroyed. May today in areas from tne Mid A.

Vandenberg Is where the1 whole missile system is brought together the missile itself after preliminary testing at Cape Canav The neighboring island chains, Iowa, chairman of the Senate Republican policy committee, called it an "utterly superficial approach." He also said it would be west into New Vork State. adopted state. i I per cent. A composite tax program, ad FRANK CHESONIES SR- 68, of Snow fell in cold air through the 357 Eighth Street, Sagamore died the Carolines and Marshalls, themselves only slightly buffetted, sent food and medical supplies to eral, the ground equipment Tm staying out of politics," he said in a trainside interview. vanced by Rep.

Alan D. Williams western lower Great Lakes region In Armstrong County Memorial R-Bucks, built around exten very ineffective." Senate GOP Leader Everett M. Eisenhower said he does not necessary for launching, and the Air Force crews being trained to soutnwara through west Virginia Hospital at 3:45 a.m. Tuesday, tne typhoon victims. sion of the sales tax to non-profes and in western New York.

Onel Dirksen of Illinois said he didn't man operational sites. to three inches of snow was on consider it "a solution at all" to plan to take an active advisory role in Pennsylvania politics or government "unless Gov. Scran-ton asks me." Sometimes at Vandenberg we the ground in areas east of Cleve sional services, such as beauticians, barbers, undertakers, advertising, parking lots, and an increase in various other taxes. problems of campaign financing. push the bird to its limits to see what will happen.

We subject it land to the Pennsylvania border, Conservative Coalition Sen. Carl T. Curtis, R-Neb. Gusty winds up to 50 m.p.h. swept senior GOP member of the Senate to trajectory and heating condi April 30, 1963.

He was the husband of Anna Stanonies. He was born August 15, 1896, hi Lithuania, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chesonies, and was a retired miner. He formerly lived at Delancey.

He waa a member of the Sacred Heart Church, Saga, more; the UMW of A Local 471. Sagamore. some of the region. Two persons Johnson said afterwards there was less opposition to the 5 per Elections subcommittee, said It tions it would not have to with The general did not recall a campaign statement made in his behalf last fall that he would be available to serve the Scranton administration in an advisory ca- were killed in traffic accidents on stand in operational use. Even so, would mean an increase of "federal subsidies in' a new sphere" snow-covered highways in Ohio, Loses Power cent plan than any of the others.

He reported 21 or 22 GOP mem our failures have been suprisingly Snow amounts measured up to and the government doesn t- nave tew, and the causes have all been bers opposed to it. Other caucus WASHINGTON (APWThe oncelpa51y: three inches in parts of Michigan the money. Isolated and corrected. But I would like to talk to him. sources said another score of Republicans abstained from voting and two inches in Indiana, with Sen.

Albert Gore, for He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Q. You speak of making correc (the he said, lighter amounts in other areas. mer chairman of the lubcommft' powerful conservative coalition in the House has lost every test so far in the present Congress. Frank (Anna) Chesonies; a daughter, Mrs.

John (Marcelle) Prusa- tions. Does this mean that each new wing of 150 to 200 Minutemen The three-inch cover in Grand Ra on the issue. With only 109 Republican mem tee, said that "what is needed Is Eisenhower, his wife, and their party arrived at the Pennsylvania pids, was the heaviest on limitations on campaign contribu sky of Sagamore; a son, Frank incorporates improvements sug. bers in the House and 106 votes ILLINOIS PUBLIC AID HEAD OUSTED Arnold Maremont, chairman of the Illinois Public Aid Commission, issues a final statement at press conference after the Illinois state senate voted to withdraw its confirmation of him for the office. The Senate action was in retaliation for Maremont's charges that some GOP state senators are "anti-Negro" and were opposed to public aid appropriation because Negroes "helped to elect" Democratic mayor Richard J.

Daley of Chicago, (AP Wirephoto) record far the date. Rain and tkms and strict regulation of cam-l Railroad station here about 6:15 aboard two private cars pro needed for passage, Tuesday's gested by tests of earlier wings? A. To some extent. We don't Chesonies of Leavittsburg, Ohio; a daughter, Mrs. Milton (Jessie) showers sprinkled areas In east.

paign expenditures." Leaders of both parties agreed today, in separate interviews, that the combination of Republicans and Southern Democrats that dominated the House for nearly a' caucus action proved the specu vided by the Santa Fe Railroad. ern New York and Pennsylvania! Expenditures are now make major changes in every lation that the GOP leadership They had breakfast aboard, de Dozier of Ransomvllle, N.Y.; i grandchildren. eastward. great," he said, "that the very had a long way to go before it elective process is threatened. Friends will be received at the Freezing weather spread across Generation just isn what it used to be.

trained about 7:30 a.m. and were whisked away in a limousine to their farm at Gettysburg, 40 miles wing, however, for a couple of: reasons. One, the original Wing 1 missile exceeds the job for which it was designed. Two, such had the required majority for any tax program. That's iuhu a crvwinl lav nalr- the Great Lakes region as strong don't see how this proposal could possibly mitigate the dangers and A review of the four major test Donald S.

Bowser Funeral Home, Piumville, from 2 to 4 and 7 to p.m. both Wednesday and Thurs south of here. abuses. see to raise monev for have taken place in the! northwesterly winds fanned cold air from Canada into the north central region. Temperatures gen changes Increase crew training Both were tanned and looked day.

A Requiem High Mass will time and could cause difficulty in fit. phia schools took on special mZ in January bears them out nificance. erally were in the 20s and 30s meeting production schedules. Distaff uhit hoc unnonoj ASKea ior nis evaluation oi: The biggest changes are in the: RAm.hii l. iScranlon's proposal Steel Mills One of the low marks was 24 in Marquette, Mich.

Some of the cool air dipped southward into be sung at 10 a.m. Friday, May 3, in the Sacred Heart Church, Sagamore. The Rev. Father Carl P. Milano will be celebrant and interment will follow in the Sacred sales tax from 4 to 4'4 per cent ever, but more and more South-I mm a cl' I mug illlBauca iur utauu rums, N.D., where construction of silos ATA InTrt will beein earlv next vear.

In'-'J, IIIIW The package, which would apply only to the city, has bipartisan support from the city but also considerable opposition on both sides. Of the 39 Philadelphia and extend it to clothing and ern Democrats are voting like Kentucky, with the mercury drop Turn Down shoes, Eisenhower said: NtHhorn nnrl ping to near freezing in Louisville. these we have improved the sec-i Heart Cemetery. However the four votes are not) "kV, money roni government. But I ansume Scran- Computer ond-stage engine, for even greater Rosary will be recited at the ans serving in the House, 37 are1 Temperatures were in the 50s and higher across most of the At-: iome Orders Funeral Home at I p.m.

payload and range, and the Democrats. Moreover, since 1 I ton is cutting his budget to the hv niv mi alive leaders have put their ocrats have only 101 members in' lanlic seaboard and Gun coastal ATLANTA (AP) A nosey elec the House, only with Republican bM on which they felt their chances' The guidance is almost unbe nfw vnnif regions westward through Texas. money lor education. I rather see the states spend more for ed tronics computer was fed distaff data from a company's annual $30 lievably good in the Wing 1 mis JOHN THOMPSON. 71, of Com- have turned down some June readings were reported in support could the package expect were bMt sile.

It has already been disclosed most of the western half of thel modore, died in Indiana Hospital ucation than the federal govern- million Individual bra and founda ders because the buying rush is that it can hit a target the size tion sales. at a.m. Monday, April 29, 1963. overwhelming, Iron Age said except for theJ40s in 'he joy Pacific Northwest and northern of an airfield runway and when Eleven of Pittsburgh's 13 "iment. The more we put on the resentatives also are Democrats state level the better." i ILT.lti UP Eisenhower declined to discuss The machine came up with these you talk of distances of 5.000 to1 A son of Cornelius and Carrie Th.

KOCKies. une oi me lop maria facts worth mentioning about un uwuovblium oaiu uat Oft Thsnnil la 16,000 or 7,000 miles, that is almost Thompson, he was born In Nor mentionables: liib Meci price increase, or-: laming dlvis e' the House is 257 Democrats and y' uers have jumped sunstantially as incredible accuracy. The Wing 6 missiles are even better than that. Q. You say the Wing 1 missile way, February 3, 1885.

He married Lillian Rowles June 23, 1909, who preceded him In death March) 27, 1928. Medals Offered For Shooting Human Varmits Republicans, with one h' against a possible Women pay as much attention to bra patterns as they do hat styles. High school and college girls like friils and ribbons. After the honeymoon, they choose more severe Tab Machine Clerk Accused Of steel strike. himself as a candidate next year.

lle.e is ihe pro and anti-admin- Steel users apparently are con He is survived by one daughter "As to the others, its pretty will do the job what is the purpose of continued testing and im-l provement? Do you have hopes that the Minuteman eventually jistration split among the Southern! wide open." patterns. vinced that price increases make'in i I reopening of Ihe steel labor con- rOITIOTIOnS and one son, Mrs. (Frances) Nelson Lehman of Commodore, and TUCSON. Ariz. (AP) Anyone Democrats on the four voles: tract inevitable, according to Iron will be able to replace the Atlas Da Toy Wnrlf NEW YORK (AP) A tabulating Most girls prefer white bras throughout the year, but choose1 red, blue, black and other colorsi for Christmas, Easter and Valen Age, and business men are of the) with a yen for a medal, a sharp Jan.

9. to keep the Rules Com-eye for varmints and gun is in mittee membership at 15, aimed business In Tucson. at making it easier to get admin-! Sheriff's Capt. James E. Mc- istration bills to the Huuse floor.

Donald is offering a marksman-'Southerners voted 50-44 with the and the Titan? A. In many cases, yes. I would not say that Minuteman can do everything that Titan can do, be Clair D. Thompson of Wesleyville, one brother and one sister, Ollie Thompson of Rochester Milla and Mrs. Beatrice Kromer of She-locta R.D.

Five grandchildren, Mrs. Beverly Brocious of Commo A Ml opinion that the United tu FOr OtherS OkOy Union will beM department was accused haroam with Monday of punching cards to get tine's Day. You're average in silhouette if MINNI APOLIS. Minn. fAPi A ail im.nK "ijobs or promotions free for his ship medal to anyune shooting administration.

cause lilan carries a much heavi you measure, where it's impor criminal in the act ul committing April 10. To restore J450 mil- Minneapolis man who pleaded said Iron Age, "cold-rolled sheet. but ctiarS'n8 UP to WW-er payload. dore, Jack Nelson, Pittsburgh; tant, 35-25-35. If you live on the a major crime.

lion tor emergency public works, suilty to income tax evasion wasigalvanized wide plate and some Ior Dlners- I Q. You mean a bieaer bomb. In k. Ull (4 WW chances are PeKBy Uickhart, Commo- West Coast, llua icaciii- -p, mree mumns in pns- coalea products are virtually sola nun, ins range oi au megatons wee iareer ed five medals so far and has 200 April 24. Against removing a on, but he was granted a week'sjout lor the second quarter.

Now.lyear job was Alfred Nisbel, whoj A. That, too, is classified. Bul( uumi fieiwy inompson or wesleyville; Miss Janice Thompson of Wesleyville. "Intra are six great grandchildren. an vuiiK7- muucik man uiuvisiuu ueiuy uiuer wj unisn some, unless mere is an unexpecieo wunvcu you nave a certain iuo since 1952.

ido. Vou can do it three wavs: One lScrflntOfl CJil Air iiiive aiiuuung. nirni me ounor-uenust training worn. 'turn for the belier in steel labor. If a criminal knew that every bill.

Southerners 53-28. Herbert Harfman. 59. told theUnlv Winks like annthsr hiu mnnlh Investigation Commissioner Lou-jyou can use one missile with a Friends will be received at the H. D.

Kairigh Funeral Hume in time he tried to rob someone, bur- April 1 Against killing the court Munday his main occupation in steel production." is Kaplan said Nisbet put false information on machine cards for Sheet mills are reported operat-l tremendous yield. Two, you can hakkisbuko (AF) All II of use more missiles of smaller the state's television station and yield. Or three, you can send your more than 100 radio stations will jHillsdale, and services will be glarize a home or commit a rape administration's feed grains bill, is preparing income tax returns that he was risking gelling Southerners 67-18. ifor other people. U.S.

Dist Judge ing at 100 per cent of capacity with; 22 persons seeking employment or! held there Thursday, May 2, at p.m. Ihe Rev. Leonard H. Pear. McDonald said, "he might not be On nil these votes Republican Edward Devitt stayed the start of orders coming in at a rate that promotion, and that 13 of these snialler missiles to the target with broadcast Gov.

Scranton's taned so anxious to commit that crime. were hired or advanced. All the greater accuracy. Cost-wise, thel the prison term to enable Hi.f-i would exceed capacity. message on state finances and 'son will officiate and interment Leader Charles A.

Halleck of In-j diana held his party members in appointments and promotions payoff for accuracy is greater man to complete some of his clients' tax returns. (Read Gazette Classified Adl) (Read Gazette Classified Ads) la virtually oolid block. uuainw wneuuKu ior p.m. to- win follow In Circle HUI Cemetery, night. jPuiusutawney.

have been revoked. Jtiuu the payoff lor the other two..