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Radio TV on Page 28 Weather Qffkfat Ant Wrm today. Cooler tomorrow. High todiy IT Low tonight JKtpoH MI i v. 128th YEAR Volutru 13i Number 285 SYRACUSE, N. THURSDAY, JUNE 27, 1957 FINAL EDITION-FIVE CENTS Gulf Hurricane Chases Oi Crews Ashore Storm May Hit Louisiana Coast By Late Today NEW ORLEANS, June 26 A powerful hurricane, packing winds of 100 miles a hour, tonight i toward the western Louisiana coast, less than 24 hour? away.

A Weather Bureau bulletin at 7 p.m. placed Audrey, the season's first hurricane, about 270 miles south of Lnkf Charles and thr northward movement at about JO m.p.h. "This spped would bring the center i a on the west Louisiana coast about dark Thursday," the bureau said. Tides already two to three feet along the upper Texas and Louisiana coast and were expect-: ed to continue to rise to five to eight feet. The Weather Bureau said a gust: of 44 m.p.h, had been reported at; Galve.ston.

and predicted i squalls and winds would increase: during the night along the coast; of both states. The Weather Bureau a its advice for persons in low poped tn move to higher ground. Tlir advice bring Hrlicoplers evacuated thousands' nf workers on oil i i rigs i the Gulf of Mexico. On-shore at ions also wore rinsing down. Grand resort i the Gulf about 50 miles south nf New Orleans, had only 15 per eent of its population left by mid- afternoon.

Civil Defense authorities set up evacuation centers person? fleeing from the storm. rm Trapped Miners Safe Thanks to Giant Auger Crawl Out Hole Drilled In Mountain VJLLE, Ohio, 26 iff')--All five miners, trapped 4 hours by a cave- in, were rescued tonight. All had survived the ordeal i good condition. 49 A I TICKETS 4 9 DAYS JN JAIL. Mrs.

Helen i 45-year-old expresses dismay a a Los Angeles i i a Court sentenced her to 49 days in a i because of 49 a i violations. Mrs. i told most of thp i a i took place she lent her ear to her a or a i A i Two Seized on Liner ewe A huge auger drilled i the hillside under which men were trapped. At a depth of about 200 fppf it struck into thc chamber into which they had walled by slide. As the 3f-inch-dia bit was i a the rivnvfpd hole i thp i No one find tn go in a Thp hole which pmvidcd I i a i miners was fhp i drilled since i i auger a i at thp scene late today.

Rnck slides had blocked the other two i i el- Sent Threats A I a a 20 YORK arrest rd 1 2f) a husband had a i blonde a her a i i a i i lhaired husband were arrrstrd i a i Chicnso and I a a i a a i the I of jewels Thry picked up aboard jind worih New i for i i in thr Voices Heard More a two-score worker? were spurred in (heir efforts a i i nnd holr- drilled enabled them hear a voices inside tV minr. That hole had gonr in J80 I The workers said veiled at thp a heard voice? in response but. could not i i i words and could HI how RESCUE WORK 5 i a A i a I WERE SAVED i i a i Hole AP wire photo --District Judjee Yiizn Kawachi York said today he has received sev- The a wns a rral throats in a flood of Sl.nno i cnpc i her from i i about a i custody a a niont rase of GI i i a S. Girard. but i a a as it docked at that he if.

not going to be in- Iloboken, Police said the fhie.ncod. Ynpe was stolen Dr. J. Kawachi has been named to of Detroit when 4 preside at the projected Japanese was a i at (he Cornmr trial of the 21-year-old i said the a a a 111. i a i is $37.000 in nn- charged i a a i room, a a shooting of a Japanese The Mr.

and Mrs. a woman scrap collector on a U. i i appeared i firing range Jan. 30. husband.

33. joked i The judge- some of the a i i Cnro) 3 of $37.000 in jewels. nirn a a i a and a a Thr rescue workers thought at Savov Phw, a a a i about 100 fro! -e of Mr. and Mrs. Brnja- from the.

men. but tlK-y decided i i of Los Aneeles. Sur- bore i a i vf.l is a retired merchant. nt angle to avoid rock faPs. i i police, at request of A day, i i a hroilin.y i i a a i i i they worked open i 3 A i i a of i i i a a L'i ban a i a a a a a i at a a of a 50-foot A J.

Reed a i IaM i it for a jpr.se area west of i "333 a i i on an a a iboard the pit in a desolate i i i re- mciht be or I i before a posed new i a center. a i a i problem." The i i sent gion. There is a i above, and a a a proposed by Cmuse- i a a a nnd 4. of i needed to Up to Labor, Business to Halt Inflation Eisenhower Brands Curbs As 'Socialism' WASHINGTON. June 26 President Eisenhower today called the upward trend of prices "alarming" but ruled out any new government trols to halt it.

The President told a news conference that to i rigid wage-price type controls 'in a i would lend to a recent forecast by Soviet Communist boss i i a S. Khrushchev that this 'country is heading toward so- i a i i "And I am not going to he a party to it." Eispnhower declared. He said it is up to both 'and labor to exercise forego uncalled-for i a wage increases--and for gov- i ernment to practice "sound, sant Otherwise, a i is real danger of in- i a i 4 Eisenhower made these emphatic comments to 215 reporters in the course of answering question. 1 'which ranged from t.he hydrogen i'nomb to the civil rights controversy. He said this country has "nn i i of i back" its fo seek agreement on ending hydrogen bomb tests ev--n though some of the nation's top scientists have told him it will benefit mankind if thc tests continue.

Cloan Bomb on Way The President said he has been assured the scientists can develop a bomb "absolutely clean" of radioactive fallout in another four a new hospital renter could I i 2 plo osa insofar as become- a a i a for i a i i a ri pC the i i Rrcd a a i xvritrrj: fl a i i a i 2fi. she a i a a others Both a records as i a i bnck -m the a i a i the shaft, runs hack under the I i i i a as a site i a a a of the Grouse- a a a i a for hos- I Treasury a arrested the i i i in i cabin -n a I ans KInw in Air charge of i i a a a First in one hole nnd i an- i an a rep concerned, i i i a i a i other, near the of the i a i a 1 a i a blew a i i i i in i i i i thr nis- hope oxygen would reneh thr or five years. And he must the Roo i i i a peacetime uses of atomic energy. and rented i of and laxvs. Mom Still Va and ms NORTH 2rt'cliilriren now have i (ft--A Tennessee school teacher their own.

has begun her i summer of; The mot.her has become a a i a i searching Cascade Mountain roads liar figure to loggers and today by the local weather- and trails for traces of a son the area and they give a a i vanished in a Navy plane in jn49. holp they a Mrs, Mayes. by'forecast for "I feel i i encouraged piecing together the a i of The i the a a i each snid elderly Mrs, O.C. i a i she lias a i i he a 87 a May PS of Clinton, as she i she has the pro- i a i a HO. start-ed again on her lonely mis hahlc a a the crash.

There is a chance of scattered sion from this foothills town on She explains her mission simply; thunder-showers today and tot west, side of the Cascades. "We a to take him home." the a a Ens. Gaston E. Mayes. 23, vanished on flight, from Seattle i Lt.

Benjamin 0. reeland; of Trenton, N.J. No trace of their! plane ever has been found. The Mayes search was a family, a a i in the parly rears. Ill health; i now keeps Mrs.

Mayes 1 husband! at home, and two other Mayes' tnms service. The a is i men cracks in the ro tn curb i a i a a i Jn- and coal. One passage caved in. a i so a was used. Thr Treasury men the also drilled an hole over to New i the top of the i to in- police for i i a thc cure an air supply.

The i is a small one. Betsy o. 3 of Powhritan i i a Feniwood, nboui seven miio southwest of here. The "overburden" of rock and dirt to cave in a 8:15 a.m. and the timbers crocked one of the jree mn who got out looked hack.

enough irman Hot Today, Rain Coming i a i I a i H. Mead's A i i Tuesday i i i a prriposcd of new i i a on a they fic-scrihrd as an site by a i I i a Cedar P.iid A i street. They a the area w.is big a conslr i i a a needed i i i i nnd vrrc: 1. It. provide a site i a project i iring Quest ion i by for i ters, Eisenhower said all Americans must respect the duties and notations of the Supreme Court ihr m.s hospital group.

2. Tho i be a a i a a He a a i i i be less by i960 or 1061 a a a i a wise cos: 3. a a i be available to rcloc.ai( a i i a business concerns. i OO.Onn for ih rs a ndi lalrr it mieht cpnt decisions ome it nr pro lasK nf a i 4. I i of the a i i He saw i i on his I It, I I ccnt.r i a a a a nre I i a i mi; spnrr.

A a i a nf the i ea.n side from the the a disagreed with a ne.ws.man'* fo; a con- su stion a the court has no Me sen- way of defending itself from heavy 1 attacks on its series of decisions a i school segregation and otherwise a i individu- I i increase al rights. 3.670. he said. M- i Slahiluinjr Influence the proposed for i a develop- Eisenhower said the justices com- bv I i i i a I a wnrk in their The a Bred told a proposed 500-hed mrrciai core to thr hospital area, nrohr.blv i i a or opinions, adding that the dissents a a a pa 1 a rerievlopmcnr snm rim a had more effect. nf over- 3nng a the majority i hr said he rt Harriman, as Expected, Vetoes GOP Labor Bills Baseball Scores EASTERN LEAGUE Syracuse 2-3.

Binjrrhamton 0-1. Albany 6, Schenectady 3. Heading 3-1, Springfield 2-1. NATIONAL LEAGUE Pittsburgh 15. Chicago 5.

New York 17. Cincinnati 7. Philadelphia 11. St. Louis 3, Milwaukee 13.

Brooklyn AMERICAN LEAGUE Chicago 7, Boston 5. New Vorjc 3, Cleveland 1. Detroit 4, Washington 1. Baltimore Kansas City 0. ALBANY.

June 2G. have been aroused 1 i Harriman today vetoed two i a more Republican legislators, publican labor i and i against them." clared the Legislature's a i 7he GOP chiefs. Assembly had pushed them through "in'Spraker Oswald R. Heck and (defiance of all reason." -'senate Majority Loader Walter The measures were passed a i Mahoney. declared a Har- thc special session two weeks i a "has sold the interests of The Democratic governor i i i i men and the same bills a the i ow the diver.

to thc session. Harriman's second a i a a 5r employ- was expected. Prs the garment GOP measures would have; Mnrhoil5c GOP 3 raised from $36 to a a i a weekly benefits under uncrnplov-; a i nmv i menl insurance and bl; a Quiz Just a reminder 9:30 this i is the a i for ting your solution of this week's $2,475 pur.xie contest into our office. i i a i Cites Tax Loss Disadvantages were: i Federal Aid a i An a i i a a i a Thw a a a a i a COM to city. i i a i i i i I land could be ac- 2.

a rax revenue lo.v to br if it cirarcd i ferieral a a of 544.000 at 1057 rafe5. proposed for an a renewal i i a i a urban of which $29.000 would be a i renewal. The cit alread offa Got Secret Facts OnDi WASHINGTON. June 26 itness Says attorney, are being tried opinions. i believe." he United Stare? respects the looks to it as one of the great stabilizing He said i i i hl irity's main urban renewal" TM cm! rights program a intended tn try now to i the a tjian proposed area in thecitv's' 0 1 i i i sennower said he i a a i Reed voiced special concern i a if be i i tn re- a some a i i in the pro- UC5 tn posed hospiial center area, a This a he those the block ontested section of his oy Almond.

Madison -bill, which has been ri Here is the i i in Hnffa. Teamsters Union on charges that t.hey arrangert to and Cedar streets and Irving House and now th9 next Monday's $500 bonus Puzzle Quiz: What actor will a thp rnle of Lord Mayor Robert Brisrnc of i on TV tonight? Big Boy Admits See PCS Stevens' Radio-TV in i issue. The a of the actor is in the headline. I MINISTER TO VISIT WASHINGTON'. 26.

kingpin in the was Cheasty tn feed them the Sen- in Federal Court today to committee's secrets, particu- i 4) received secret Senate a a on the Teamsters Union. Committee a a on New York pjj on t)i 0 labor racketeer Johnny i Dio- Cheasty said things he i a Hoffa about the Rackets Corn- John Cye Cheasty, a committee mit.tee i on Dio was a it. con- investigator, said he looked over'iained copies of labor contracts committee files and Hoffa and some background data on Dm. CITY, what they contained in a long The latter has been under investi- rcU 10-year-old a distance telephone call to Chicago 1 nation in connection with rhe acid of suburban Kansas City last. Feb.

22. i i of labor columnist Victor was a sht. and po-1 Cheasty, testifying in Hnffa's I i a i torfa 7 neighborhood; bribery-conspiracy i a said he Cheasty said Hoffa a i i i her. tion. Eisenhower's comments on in: flation came against a background I a new peak in consumer iprices for the ninth straight month Killing Little Girl and (2 authori dve (Continued on Pape 2, Column 4) 2fi Inside Today compensation.

But they a.so away the a a i i i Minister of was serving as Hnffa's paid the phone when informed 1 Shirley Alice Kyle's body u-as tamed controversial provisions. hc disapproved i i a i a will i i the i io the a Die's file noted that he was found six hours after she was rein a memorandum. Intion providing a 25 per cent: States Julv 10-19. the WhiteJuninnist. watched by FBI agents.

a friend of Hoffa's. About that missing, hidden in under- repeated his view that the bilKc i i unconstitutional because nou When looking home mg accommodations Standard Want time. home bargain bring results Fast Act I HA 2-1431 were they included features the governor had not put before the lawmakers. He had called on the lawmakers to consider only a modification in benefits. Thr Legislature, in extraordinary session, may take up only subjects the governor recommeftds.

House announced today. Hoffa and Hyman J. Fischbach.itime. Cheasty said, Hoffa ran out.brush a half mile from her home quarters and had to get some in suburban Gladstone, Engtah Doctor Admits Two Defends Mercy Killings Kansas more to keep the phone converse-' Early this morning. tion going.

police arrested 15-year-old The 44-year-old Hoffa stared Salvatore Joseph Falbo. most constantly straight at City Detective Verda Reynolds, during the latter's testimony. For said the 6-foot. 230-pound youth the most part, the Brooklyn invr.s-;oral!y admitted he killed Shirley jtigator stared right back at still retained con-'lieve a person of "intolerable The memo was released by Har- office. He is returning) LONDON, June 26 Gfl--A but who jtonighi from the governors' con-lector told TV viewers last nightsciousness.

"Without the slightest'agony. 11 he should do it-even if 'ference at Williamsburp. Va. afe justified hcsilation 1 gavc i a hc avy. deT ft ow TMTM diat The disputed provisions would 5 The doctor said a physician had) boosted employers' certam circumstances and he dose cf morphia.

the doctor to a a cha nce with i taxes to finance unemployment admitted two. Taking part with the doctor on ru have heard of a case. insurance and would have broad-! "In one case a Laby was born the TV program discussing mercy where sixth of a grain of Irned court review of compensa-which was a complete monster. I killing was the Anglican bishop morphia killed. But on the other 1 'tion awards.

The bills would just put it on one side find left it of Exeter, Dr. Robert Morgan, had many hundreds of grains ihave boosted taxes on seasonaljunattended, with the bishop said mercy killing was have been taken without fatal efr source of thc the doctor, a But "there is a great dif- feet. Idrain on the unemployment man with a small between deliberate killing: "in general it is calculated isurance fund. 'beard and who was not identified and death from an overdose of risk and you must give The governor said the nniy.by name, told millions of vievvrr.Opain-relieving drugs." pain. am quite satisfied change 5 'killed thr I Hs ssiri second WA ft' The bishop said thai if a doctor'with the present law.

If you act a the "opposition young boy to to your conscience you ihas increased, more and morr torn away in a wartime of a pain-killing drug to nothing to fear." Syracuse Headlines SCHOOL CENTRALIZATION IN THE MINOA-EAST SYRA- cuse area was rejected by taxpayers last night by nearly 1.000 fi. DR. JOSEPH GROSSO YESTERDAY GRABBED THE LEAD in Republican balloting for mayor in The Post-Standard's coupon IS. SCHILLER rfARK POOL, WHICH OPENED MONDAY. wax closed yesterday so broken glass could be removed from 12.

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