The Morning Herald from Uniontown, Pennsylvania • Page 3

ion Gut Asked HARRISBURG, March 6 Gov. Leader has recommended the state Fish Commission cut its spending by nearly 1C per cent with the bulk of the reduction in fish propagation and research. At the same time he suggested that the Game Commission's program be kept at near the same level for the two-year period beginning June 1-a $34,000 increase to $9,762,000. The fish budget for the next bi- ennuim calls for spending $4,425,000 compared to $4,888,462 in the current two-year fiscal period. The governor's budget proposal made no mention of a possible increase in $2.50 license fee, though the commission has outlined a proposal to double the fee.

The main reason for the reduction is that the commission started the current two-year fiscal period with $1,440,000 in the bank. The cash balance for next June 1 is estimated at only $368,959. The budget estimates that licenses and fees will being in $3,826,000 in the next two years compared to $3,412,000 in the current biennium and $3,787,000 in the 1953-55 fiscal period. An additional $40,000 should come from fines and penalties compared to $62,700 in the present biennium. Miscellaneous sources, including federal contributions, would account for $353,000.

The governor's Game Fund budget calls for "a spending program of $9,762,000 in the next two years. That's only $34,000 more- than the $9,728,000 budgeted for this biennium. Biggest revenue sources are the $3.15 hunting license fee and the special additional fee of $1.15 for hunting antlerless deer. License fees are estimated to yield $6,855,000 in the next biennium compared 'to $6,341,000 in the current fiscal period. The Game Commission'estimat- ed it will receive two millions in miscellaneous revenue, including gas and oil ground rentals and royalties, sale of publications and federal contributions.

That would compare with $1,748,000 in the current biennium. Local Firemen Take Trip On Pittsburgh Fireboat Representatives of Uniontown Fire Dept. said yesterday that they were shown top hospitality in a recent tour of the City of Pittsburgh's Fire Dept. stations, facilities and equipment. The Uniontown firemen, in answer to an invitation from Pitts- the fireboat, a standing in- burgh Fire Chief Stephen Adley, vitation to return at any time were conducted through the city's i and the demonstration will be demonstration of they were issued THE MORNING HERALD, UNIONTOWN, THURSDAY, MARCH 7, 534 Lincoln Stafcen Island, N.Y, They bring to 20.

the number now acknowledged to Saave died when the big double-decked transport, one engine afire, plowed into a Han River sandbar five minutes after takeoff for Tokyo, with 149 persons aboard. Two others are still listed as missing. They are presumed dead. Plane Crash Victims Are Listed Dead FIREBOAT TRIP Uniontown firemen on deck of new Pittsburgh fireboat during recent visit, left to right are: Fireboat Captain J. Letson, James Silbaugh, Fred Listen, Asst Chief Smith Nabors, Charles Raffle, Paul Atkinson, Carlos Rishel, Joseph Cook, Donald Watson, Clarence Critchfieid and Pittsburgh Fire Dept.

hoseman D. Dawkey. SECURITY FOR YOU (Continued from Page 4) ments, she's far from being the only person who's been getting them since 1940. There are come 50,000. That's out of a total of 250,000 who started that year.

The number now drawing payments is nearly 10 million. Within the next 16 months, some two million will be added, bringing the total on the rolls to 11,700,000. This comes on top of nearly a million added since last July. Thus, by July, 1958 one out of every 15-Americans men, women and children will be collecting payments. They'll be collecting payments at the rate of $7,700,000,000 (B) a year.

The increase will largely be due to changes made a few months ago in the Social Security law which lowered the retirement age for women and made many severely disabled persons over 50 eligible for payments. "Yes," said Miss Fuller, 'It's amazing, but maybe it isn't too surprising when you think of all the new people covered by Social Security and the changes in eligibility since the program started." Be Firm CHAMBERSBURG, former school superintendent told a PTA meeting that adults are inclined to pay less attention to a child-rearing than "to our pigs, chickens, fruit trees and vegtation." "If you discipline well, you don't seem to be discipling at all," Dr. R. G. Mowrey said.

"Be not dogmatic and 'autocratic, but democratic and firm," he added. Stassen Applies To Phillie Bar PHILADELPHIA, March 6 E. Stassen, President Eisenhower's disarmament advisor, has applied for membership in the Philadelphia Bar Assn. Stassen, who has not practiced ctively for many years, formerly vas governor of Minnesota and president of the University of 'ennsylvania. Now a legal resident of Philadelphia, he has indi- he would accept Republican nomination for governor of Pennsylvania.

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Letson, explained to the visiting firemen the various uses and capacities of the myriad of equipment stowed aboard. High water and bad weather forced a cancellation of the actual demonstration of the boat, but a fire alarm was intentionally tripped along the waterfront so that a demonstration could be given of the radio equipment and teletype. Joseph Cook, Uniontown fireman, said that the boat was built in Erie and had to be towed 3,000 miles through the Great Lakes region and navigating tortuous river routes in order to be delivered to Pittsburgh The over- i land distance would have been in the neighborhood of 90 miles. He added that the ooat is powered by four General Motor 6-cylinder deisel motors and is capable of throwing out 6,000 gallons of water a minute, not including the portable pumps that can be put into use. "The boat is of 91-ton displacement, has a crew of six and is magnificently equipped," said Cook.

Because the visiting firemen weren't afforded an "under fire" given. The local firemen said that they intend doing so as soon as possible. Uniontown men who made the trip were James Silbaugh, Fred Listen, Asst. Chief Smith Nabors, Charles Raffle, Paul Atkinson, Carlos Rishel, Joseph Cook, Donald Watson and Clarence Critch- fieid. Status Quo For Women SUPERIOR, Wis.

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Hills, 29, Raymond, N.H.; Sp. 3C Aubrey L. Meeker, 20, 710 South Jackson Tulsa, Pfc. Jan M. Wallis, 20, 6021 Sacramento, 1st Lt.

Frederick J. Boudreau, 25, Westmoreland Phila- fhte; Pfc. Stephen A. Bowcock, 18, 171 Baker Nelson, B.C., Canada; Sp. 3C.

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