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I ANDERSON INDIANA SATURDAY MORNING DECEMBER 29 1956 completing an indict Organization meetings of sev Anderson Man also scheduled for next month Killed When Police Get 51 conditions hazardous slush from streets and roads be As Court Sentence tg a iructc bring a temjxirary halt to the rain problems Goshen Lafayette MIAMI la The 1957 hurri according to the five day outlook Good Morning outbreak is controlled it An estimated 200 homes circle the outbreak and the Lake dropped from 'a6 tSherwood fire appeared to be the far Along It's just a abort by the the not the being to in Canaries male and females Al so 1 parakeet Phone June 15 but the Weather Bureau believes in being prepared brushy areas The community of Malibu has an estimated population of 1000 Its homes and shops are well pro tested by firebreaks and fields and are not considered in great danger On the outskirts how ever are homes close to brushy weekend However many top pOirce offi cers said they did everything humanly possible to prevent deaths during the Christmas holi day bill still save enough lives The only alternative they said is the toughest possible en forcement of traffic laws this weekend go United record The 490 prediction was compara Lively low because safety experts and police gambled on the hope that the Christmas highway slaughter will shock motorists into life saving caution President Eisenhowfr voiced this hdbe in a special statement He IKE STUDIES STANDBY TROOPS OR MIDEAST pincers between which lie a small I 'ears commercial district and several Mrs Leidolf was employed as The reports came from several ijam jj Robinson of New York indeoendent sources which have nr rvi Son John who is stationed at rnmn alnncf in by the shrinking of British influ ence in the Middle East State Department Officer "I sold some and some oth er people called and are go ing to come and look at them" reports this pleased Classified Ad vertiser i for a pet? See Classification 45 Want to sell a pet? Run an ad In Classification 45 Dial 3 5371 fewer bad checks were passed in Anderson in December than during any Christmas season in recent history according to John Heiden captain of detectives Capt Heiden said only six bad checks hare been reported here since Dec 1 as compaared with between 35 and 50 during the past many Christmas seasons Alertness and cooperation of local merchants was credited with the unusually low number of bogus checks passed here Heiden noted also that all check cases for the month with the ex ception of two have been cleared and restitution has been made The two he reported are still pending however the identity of the persons passing them la will on the main Malibu blaze which has destroyed some 60 homes black ened more than 30000 acres and Some snow was reported over most of the state yesterday with as much as four inches at some points in the north and snow was mixed with rain in the south portion Additional overnighL snow flur RENNES rance (UP) Jean Jubin thought he had found a pearl when he bit into a hard object while eating a traditional Christmas dish Of oysters It turned out to be more a rare 10 franc gold piece minted in 1859 Magistrate DEATH CAR Pict ured above is the wreckage of the auto in which a man tentatively idertti tied by police ms Joseph Cook 30 3119 McKinley St was killed about 1 1 o'clock last night when the auto struck 'a Central Indiana Railroad train at the Noble St Crossing (Herald Photo) THE AMILY CAR By Willy alk A Edwin A Townsend 35 above New port Ky who with Walter Skiba Cleveland escaped from a South Bend jail Dec 20 was recaptured near Cin cinnati Thursday and is in federal custody The two were under long sentences on two bank robbery charges and were in jail awaiting trial on a third bank robbery count when they escaped (AP Wirepholo) MOnday in a telephone booth ati the New York Public Library Police bomb squad and Army experts shattered the latest theater and library bombs on a lonely tract of oceanbeach near ort Tilden an artillery post on the Atlantic Ocean The bombs were placed in a basket containing a plastic explosive and buried three of a concerted action by the United Nations Meantime the State Depart ment announced that Secretary of State John oster Dulles will go to New York Monday to confer with United Nations Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold on the Middle Eastern situation The department said Dulles will also confer with Ambassador Hen ry Cabot Lodge Jr US delegate Total tn 4935 WASHINGTON (fl Presi dent Eisenhower was reported riday night ready to lay be fore congressional leaders a double barreled idea calling for "flght if necessary" author ity and a vast economic aid program of perhaps a half billion dollars In the Middle East It was said to be aimed at putting Russia on notice that infiltration either through military aggression or economic aid would not unchallenged by the Slates Details were still worked out according formed sources 1 1 1 1 i 3jAVIdl 1 I 1 1 I 1 CT I Hungary build a Com i ai(ie to the President assistant munist government along the lines white Hoixsa cress secretary Mur ravSnvder told newsmen Snyder Classification 45 Top Market Place or Household Pets Madison foremost market place for household pets of all kinds sizes and ages is Classification 45 "Pets or in Bulletin and Herald classified pages Private citizens as well as business places take full ad vantage of the quick low east results that occur when their messages appear in this classification or example: "Well if circuit why yon make it CHAMBER HOLDS' OPEN HOUSE Anderson Chamber of Commerce jsffidals and members ore shown above during rhe annual open house held yesterday in fho Chamber offices Left to right are Carl Cleaver Chamber president for 1957 Wilson Barber Barber Manufactur ing Company Ralph White Container Corporation Carl Toedtman Chamber director and lanagan retiring president Several hundred members and friends were greeted Chamber officials during the Ipo hour reception (Herald Photo) men Wheeler "said the removal Art sunken ships would begin ridaymorning Even that achediria would have been 24 hours behind his previous expectations There was no activity by the New Arrivals In Anderson and Vicinity youths have been ordered to wmg snowballs across the for three ho th or break: windshield with one And Aurora Police Bob Robinson riday also or dered She beys to write the Ten Commandments 20timcs daily for five days He imposed a 7 pm curfew on the 14 to 17 years old and all charged with malicious mischief the three hour throwing stints Saturday and Sunday will be Lar ry Zakosek 16 Alex Bumbar 15 and his brother Michael David Podschweit 16 and Robert Jesman 17 Supervising the punishment will be father John The toss bs will be made from the Zakosek front yard which runs along the nver The ox is 50 to 75 yards wide at that point Additional Snow lurries Seen or State Area 4 Cloudy and colder weather to have gone to Russia during the revolt but recent rumors said he had returned to Hungary The trials of the father and son and their secret police allies would serve the present Soviet supported government with an opportunity of partially appeasing the still rebellious Hungarian pern pie Punishment of this pair would also give personal revenge to Ra dar since even people here who oppose the present regime grant that Kadar suffered severely at the hands of Stalinst purgers Die main government concern however still was over the lag ging economy and especially coal production which has crippled industry Admitting that the Communist governments a been lying for years to conceal the much higher living standards and technical advances of the West the official newspaper Nepszabadsag appealed for ex Western countries set up tcchni IEast that it gave him in the case cal information bureaus here uf ofmosa two years ago US troops in the Middle East as a pointed warning to Russia to keep hands off the area it was disclosed riz Administration officials emphasized that Ameri can ground froces would be sent to the trouble area only as a last resort and probably only then as part clcs and placing packages In trunks out of sight and of homo owners by locking doom and windows when not at home wee responsible for the the number of thefts of that nature Suez Clearance Start Encounters Mystery Delay SUEZ Egypt tn The United nt iJvtiLk wtuwti tn au uacR io i nite notice ounuav mbehevabiy short um? evening for meetings he has scheduled Monday and Tuesday wim congressional icaaers Mrs Eisenhower did not accom pany the President on this trip Nor did their four grandchildren who remained at the Belvoir home Bom at St Hospiti to: Mr and Mrs Wilford Lowery 2022 orkner St a boy Mr and Mrs William Cooper 211 14th St a boy Mr and Mrs Thomas Isbell 623 i Pendleton Ave a boy Mr and Mrs John Seal 1333 Broadway a boy Mr and Mrs Harry SclMggr 306 Cottage Ave a girl Mr and Mrs William Pierce Pendleton a boy 4th 0f Soviet orces Gone Exodus Continues BUDAPEST TUP) The Rus sians have withdrawn nearly 25 per cent of their troops from Hun gary and the exodus is continuing Sarno 30 reminded motorists that Christmas! 8e under way with the was a "time of sorrow" for hun initial meeting of directors Jan dreds of American families who 7 fe outline plans for activities lost loved ones in traffic smash curing the year UpS Organization meetings of sev The New weekend will cral Chamber committees are inflict "an equally tragic toll" un less all drivers follow nites of the road decent regard for the safety of ourselves and others and a courtesy that reflects our respect for the life and welfare of our: neighbors" Eisen hower said?" "We can make this the safest New Year' weekend on the President said we want to" The US Weather Bureau pre UJULCNJ IflU Wtauitl uvri I1RJ3L ui 1 the nation during the long holidaySports to independent non Com in contrast to the foggy icv weath "lst sources smd riday i er which boosted the ChristmaSl Jhe smd the Soviet toll However the good driving' d( ten thr of 'l3e' conditions raised the danger thatmated 12 0 14 out the motorists will feel tempted along wdh tanks and sup sneed tin on the hivhwivs tphes They were reported to have Top gwerament from'crossed tbe eastern border into TL USSR in 27 trains JVVlll' llJ MZI MUVVZl VSS1C IllVUUHZVU Lt' George Daugherty 1st anyYhere Max Det SgU Charles'onthe canal except at Port Epperson Dets Harold Ash and Said harbor There three British ilmore Davis £pl Gene Jar rett and Troopers Robert Man ghelli and Robert Baldwin STATE EDITOR DIES MUNCIE Tnd Vernon Winder 54 state editor of the Muncie Morning Star died ri day in his home near armland He had been on sick leave since July 2 ith a heart ailment i uu ci lurty nnuwii ub joined the Star as a cub Association was announced yes i fepartcr in 1921 He was in the terday by Dr Richard Swan i plumbing business for a time but president MrsLeidolf resigned rejoined the Star as city editor in due to family obligations 1925 He transferred to the Press Mrs Charlotte Brown 1019 'n 8th St was named to succeed Mr? Leidolf effective Jan 141 Mrs Brown is a graduate of El wood High School and has been affiliated with the Anderson Several hundred members and friends visited the Ander son Chamber of Commerce of fice in the Anderson ederal) Savings and Loan Assocfationj Building yesterday during the annual open house death toll for a four dav period Visitors were welcomed by in war also well new and retiring Chamber of above the previous New ficers and directors including rianagan president our ing the past years and Carl Cleaver 1956 vice president who will become president of the local organization Jan 1 The opcThouse program was the final event on the Chamber calendar of activities for 1956 The Chamber: program for eSdCCP Sen Mike Mansfield (SWonl) Aflcr respite from a member of the Senate oreign'prM jpjtBt jon rain and snow are Relations Committee for the next four days think much of the according to the five day outlook administration has put the The extended outlook called for burden of finding a solution to the average temperatures 7 degrees mideast question on the shoulders normaP or highs of 36 in the United Nations he saldjule south and 26 in northern In nvt ait alone ln lhejdiana A warmup was likely Sun Middle East but tn accord with 'day but another temperature drop other Monday or Tuesday was expected But Sen Alexander Wiley (Wis) t0 bring the average down top Republican on the foreign re lations group saifi Congress should Tn AfenrinflAn give Mr Eisenhower the A SavCIuIlUn Nation Heading Toward New Record Weekend Auto Toll THE WEATHER rTT TT3 Tk TV TA fX 'X Hk TT A NEWS EATURES' 1 HL UidivoaJln tltLKLYLU Toto! Death I In 1956 I Chamber Open House Is Held Time Bomb ound Officials Say Ground iorces Would Go To Trouble NEW YORK (UP) A tell tale red sock under a torn seat cover: i I A I 1 1 Un As Last Kesort bomb in Times Square Para I mount Theater early hriday lessj WASHINGTON (UP) President Eisenhower than an hour after the last of may ask the new Congress for standby authority to use about 2500 patrons had departed The iron pipe bomb was packed with explosives and wrapped in a red sock the trader ark of the elusive "mad who had planted 30 home made bombs in the city in the last 16 years It ticked away for seven hours before it was found by a seat to seat search of the Paramount one of tiie largest movie houses in New York Police rushed to the theater after an anonymous telephone call The maniac exploded a bomb in the same theater on Oct 9 1955 No one was injured The latest bomb was planted only a few scats from the 1955 device Earlier this month a similar bomb exploded in Paramount theater injuring six persons The Paramount bomb was uiv Ui UIUHIIIICIII Will CA 1 rnt i JI OIUNH llUIU 111 1 II II 5 nu" pose the sins of the Rakosi Geroe ars TW weie expected wbich fell here early riday left arkas clique committed in the alse question of the stand driving conditions hazardous course of long years against indi trooP authority hen however rising afternoon tem viduals and bur entire The reaction of the lawmakers peratures melted most of the The chief office will probably will determine whether slush from streets and roads be soon decide whether arkas and Mr Eisenhower actually places a fe temperatures dropped be his associates will be brought be formal request for such authoritypow the freezing mark last night fore civil or military court before the new Democratic Mercury readings here for the Ernoe Geroe who succeeded controlled 85th Congress which 24 hour period ending at 6 Rakosi as the party boss last convenes next Thursday I riday ranged from a low of 28 July is generally believed Vol Administration officials said con a high of 34 degrees have been the one who called forgressi0nal approval of the idea Russian troops to put down the might enable the United States to October revolt He was behePed help fill the power vacuum created iptURC 1 dCUCWiy BlUAf "of Poland's new regime 1 rl zi niwemnrt Qnxrrlorl AURORA Ill Wh ive Aurora) Two' Soviet armored divisionsfadded 'that during the stay here itwAA Krnnnnnn in minparv nun 1 onHin vujig juuoviuivnvi nut tiaiiutt anj i ox 1 re i exjlode! confidential national security doc ceKend aJ inOnhs jgoBetween 10 and i2uments sent from Washington for aivisions more were rusnea into the President study the country mostiy from Roman 1 The chief executive pans to fly ia and me Soviet in anjback to the White House Sunday almost 111 between Oct 22 and Nov 4 As the Soviets appeared to be relaxing their grip on Hungary slightly the government news paper "Nc zaha a ed the pre revolutionary Hungarian government of cutting ctf Hungari an Intellectuals from the rest oft WeQther Bureau Picks sb Nam or Hurricanes reaRy backward the country has MIAMI la The 1957 hurri been in the lechnical field and in cane season does not begin until living conditions It pleaded with tech niciahs nob to flee the country' despite the riday it announced the follow poor wages and living conditiunsing names for possible 1957 Atlan have to prevent any murejtic tropical storms: experts departing not by punish Audrey Bertha Carrie Debbie in? those who nscane orriiv rornsisIher reida GracitLiSHannah Ijing a passport to those who ask Inga Jessie Kathie Lisa Margo i Prosecutor Melvin Thornburg of its backwardness ex eiT'A Vm 14 1 1 A MA AaI aL X'aI a11 A T3 A 4 4 TN UI rtl I A flit I A A All AAI I I A evT NT to the United Nations before re turning to Washington late Tues day morning Although the purpose of the New York talks was not disclosed Dul les is known to be gravely con cerned about Soviet infiltration in tn th Middle asti It wa caid feels this country must do some wilh occasional light snow flur thing to deter the Russians r'es wasl indicated for central 'Indiana today according to the Mr Eisenhower and Dulles wih fj ja! for the rea A meet wrth Democra and Repub Lean congressional leaders at the dited for the sVrne are White House next Tuesday New Sush from meiting snow 1 11S Thov samizs avrurnfzil a 'and rench ships continued with wurk they had started while Bri tish and rench military occupied the northern end of tho canal They have been author ized by the Egyptians onlyjte finish work they had started Refugees To Get Quick Housing ConsiderationWASHINGTON L4V The govern rdgnt riday promised incoming Ifun garian refugees "every possi ble in gaining ad mission to public housing projects Commissioner Charles Stafe ser of the Public Housing Admin istration made the announcement in connection with the issuance of a bulletin to all federal and local public housing officials By UNITED PRESS (to stop a highway massacre tills The nation headed riday night for its second holiday weekend of record breaking traffic deaths in a row The National Safety Council pre dicted that 490 persons will be killed in traffic accidents during the four day New Year's weekend starting at 6 pm riday and end ing at midnight Tuesday The first death report came from Michigan where one person was killed in a highway smashup during the first two hours of the The prediction was far below the shocking 713 casualty total rolled up during the Christmas holiday last the all time record for holiday traffic deaths However it was 83 deaths more than the previous all time New Year's record set during the four day 1952 53 holiday when 407 per sons died The present normal MICIS uiivufcii uic 11IIUCI ui UIUIM! Ut Urty JIIKIH IVUI rdil Ol me nuuviouu the mountains which are dotted main blaze forming a pair of fiery Credit Bureau for the past three witn camns vacation retreats and lavish homes The possibility of arson is being homes including the famed executive secretary in 1951 In investigated The new fire across the moun i femem Xjlnlanwa vcuaaa num mattuu Btaiiru a lUiit from Lake Sherwood a movie lo cation site where film celebrities and others have homes The area was ordered evacu ated as the flames raced through light brush toward the lake com munity A few hours later Ven tura County fire officials reported 1 areas that homes are burning' there iremen said' both Thursday Number Of Bogus Checks Here During Yule Shopping Season Hits Lowest Mark In Years Ike Pays Visit To Augusta AUGUSTA Ga Vrp'udpnt Eisenhower flew to Augusta from 'feet in the ground Washington riday for a weekend I of golf a "quickie" visit in advance of the convening of Con gress smiling President arrived in early afternoon aboard his pri vate plane Columbine 111 and immediately for his fa vorite Dixie vacation spot the Augusta National Golf Club Within the hour he had changed to sports clothes and was touring the "course This was his second visit to Augusta in a month On Dceu lt he ended a 2W week stay at the club where he combiped work and He was accompanied from Washington by four other golfers son and daughter in law Army Maj and Mrs John Eisen hower George Allen of Wash ington former Truman adminis tration official and long time friend of the President: and Wil Lmcoln White was asked if there ries wcrc expected throughout the was any "special Urgency" sur stalc with We possibility of an rounding talk with Ham Lhcr couplc of fncliw a(ded to marskjold He replied that this northern snow cover country "regards the Middle East Thc Weather Bur au called for era situation quite seriously" Butlmld air m0Vrng in from the north he emphasized that the crisis has' ern Great Lakest pull highest not worsened in recent days temperatures Saturday below He said Dulles wants to go throughout state: and the whole Middle Eastern situation bring a telnporary halt to the rain with Hammarskjold including the and snow Suez Canal and the Arab Israeli "Midday snow fell at ort Wayne? problems Goshen Bend Lafayette Murray Snyder acting White and Indianapolis) Added to morn House press secretary had no jng £fiow it produced a four inch comment on the standby troop jaycr at Goshen At ort Wayne proposal Initial congressional re lanc Bcnd it was three inch tI uuuiyviiuuu presJdent ot Uie voca uoia uo ve a a 1 I Ins I raL aLI a th a Ari IlllIlliA III 11I1UW IDIVHU uuuutv 414 uu pytuu SAn rnhn 'La a rrAA A4 4 rAZ? Ia II aictj iuuv beivoir vH came along in Snowballs 3 Hours mcsh master plan to lelthe capacity of special military known and local and State Policcito call police when suspicious are seeking them persons attempted to cash per The six bogus checks passed sonal checks during thc Yule shopping season1 Heiden also noted a large de tctaled about $400 he said I crease in the number of thefts of In several instances merchants Christmas packages from autQS called police when unknown per homes during the holiday sons attempted to cash personal season checks and in many of these He stressed that cooperation of cases the person trying to cash! car owners in locking their yehi me check tied before authorities Two suspects however weret arrested by police when an alert sales clerk and store manager i notified police of receiveing a I bad check then followed the sus pect and furnished authorities with a complete description and an auto license number Heiden said nearly all mer chants in this area cooperated with police in requiring persons asking to cash checks to either place their right thumb print on the reverse side of the check or by noting on the back of the check a description of the person Nations struck another snag ri well as requiring all indivi lday in its efforts to open th duaLs asking tn cash checks to'Suez Canal to the world's shipping furnish positive identification I Contrary to the announcemgK Thoroughness on the part of the Thursday by and Egypfjgg merchants in following the basicjaulhorities that work would begin instructions issued by the police riday on removing some of th department and their willingness'major obstacles at the aouthern Xa ntrance of the canal at Suez noth ing was done What caused the de lay was obscure An official of Suez Ca nal Authority said no orders bed been received from headquarter at'Ismailia to begin work Aides of Lt Gen Rgy mond A Wheeler chief of the N's canal clearing team ar rived with instructions to alert the job immediately They planned a conference with the Egyptians to try to straighten out the difficulty whatever it was Capt Dekoe skipped of the Dutch salvage ship Tyne 'laid his chartered craft and the danish ship Protector were here 'Slots' In Raid The Hancock County Sheriffs Department and Indiana State Police from the Pendleton Post last night confiscated 51 slot ma chines during a raid on thc Plan tation located south of McCords ville on Ind 67 Hancock County Sheriff Armin Kleiman said 50 of the machines toutsra found in a Earn olviti feet from the main building to work but are wait was discovered In the for orders hall The 102 mile waterway hs been The Plantation owned by Rol bIocked b' sunken ship 'and lin Stewart of Indianapolis is wrecked bridges ever Since the used primarily for private parties six day Suez war broke out near nd dances Iv tw0 months ago While it itay The raid 'was conducted after blocked economy teg 'Sheriff Kleiman obtained a search as a result of shortages of oil warrant from Justice of therorn 'be Middle East Peace Byford Lane ortville On Thursday Gen Wheeler 'an Sheriff Kleiman said last tba Egypt has agreed to search of 'the premises marked operations to clear the (' third raid on the establish soutbcrn entrance despite her ment in the past two years ye Previous opposition that work also said he had received in Id ahad until Israeli formation from several sources fences withdraw from Egyptian during the past several months 1 announcement was con slot machines were located flr11cd Egyptian canalapokes there: The affidavit was filed in Jus tice of the Peace court yesterday by "Hancock County Prosecutor George the 'sheriff and Depu ty John Ritter were State Police Malibu film colony The latter is commending her work Dr An a conJcnli ft tfnfnd a tirtrlssr hor z4i a oaiiumm oi cru 1 1 1 1 lie uvi ui ocean and well removed from rection all phases of the Asso ciation case zinaing program have been increased This in cludes clinics tuberculin test ing" and raying The number of known cases of tuberculosis has increased from 180 in 1951 to between 300 and 400 at the present time During this same period deaths from tubercu losis in Madison County have 1 16 to in the past ShpTwnnd fir anrwkarAd tn Tw thp vAar Alnnff with th inrrpd Los Angeles County ire Chief work of an arsonist and they be program Seal Sale ha raised Keith Klinger said unless the newgan halting dues frum $14000 to over $20000 New ire Starts In California Mountains Razes Resort Homes MALIBU Calif A new fire broke out in the Santa Monica out three days Mountains rriaay Burning nomes around a lake resort and moving steadily toward a huge blaze still on a rampage in its third day caused one death Three separate fires are raging A second broke out Thurs through the tinder dry brush ofjday night four miles east of the Nepszabadsag said Hungary needs "loans from abroad" must arrange for her technicians "to visit the West as well as Socialist Communist countries" and add would bii a Mr Eisenhower thc same! ASSOC 1011011 help if the Soviet andstandby authority in the DArlz nr VIIIUIUI lCOIkjlOz Mrs Brown Named The resignation of Mrs Evalin Leidolf as executive secretary 1 the Madison County Tuberculosis Hungary Will Try 2 Stalin Era Purgers BUDAPEST Hungary (AP) The state prosecu lilt dioiliuuill UUIHU WdJ third planted by the bomber thislr announced riday he month Another bomb which is completing an indict failed to go off was found last ment against Mihaly Tar kas and his son Vladimir notorious Stalin era purgers and several form er high officers of the secret police Mihaly arkas was minister of defense and' the only three star general during tjie re gime of former Dictator Matyas Rakosi He was ousted from the Commu nist party last spring for the role he played in police investigations leading to the faked trial of the executed foreign minister Laszlo Rajk and other Titoist victims Vladimir arkas was a former Russian army officer and after World War JI was a colonel in AVH the secret police He is ac cused of having personally tor tured Janos Kadar the present premier after Kadar was arrest ed in 1950 Mihaly and Vladimir arkas were arrested in mid Oc tober riday's announcement said bill of indictment will ex Car Hits Train A 30 year old Anderson man was killed last night about 11 o'clock when his car crashed into the side of a Central Railroad train at the Noble" St Crossing Police tentatively identified' the dead manas Joseph Cook 3119 McKinley St He was pronounced dead on arrival at: St Johns Hospital Officers who investigated tragedy said train was moving when auto crashed into the side of a car Unaware ha the accident had occurred' the crew pulled the train eastward and police said the car was dragged about 450 feet along the right of way The was pinned in'the car and suffered multiple in juries Police in an attempt to save the life rushed Dr ranklin Beeler to the scene and the physician administered first aid as the victim was rtish ea to bt jonn Hospital nowr iever he was pronounced dead on arrival The auto was completely Last night's tragedyboosted ilthe traffic fatality toll in Madi son County for 1956 to 31 and in creased the 1956 fatality record to four Cook was employed by a local investment company as an ad pert technical as well' as finan juster and had been engaged by cial aid in pulling' Hungary out Drrtc AZti At Afoluirs Tki AT rs til i rT CTr tfe kn'b tiieeJ A for one but with a radical chance iNettv Odclle Pattv Ouinta Rox lo fill the new position of Investl Start Th Day With A Chuckle in our economic life" the news ie Sandra Theo Undine Venus gator jn the prosecutor's office paper saidWenda Xmay Yasmin and Zita starting Jan 1 a si' ft Vu wf 3 A 11 IkI 9 fi Sa ffl 'A A 1 wrn inr Bl.

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