The Logansport Press from Logansport, Indiana • Page 15

gUNDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1956. THE LOGANSPORT PRESS, LOGANSPORT, INDIANA PAGE FIFTEEN Again To Meet To Try To End Telephone Strike Firm Has Quit Service At Ohio City Because Of Violence By ART PARKS COLUMBUS, Ohio UP) Worried state officials- are looking hopefully toward scheduled resumption of negotiations Monday in the 90- day southern' Ohio telephone They are hoping privately that happens Monday to restore at least emergency service in the Portsmouth metropolitan area which has been sweating out a telephone 'blackout" since last Monday night. The State of Ohio has hammered at all sides of the hard-shelled telephone deadlock without finding a soft spot. And, as the fifth day passed with i the curtain of silence still hanging around Portsmouth, the state was reduced to the frustrating position of sitting and waiting and hoping. Through the state government among the people of the Portsmouth area themselves there was building up an undercurrent of fear of more violence, but with the outwardly expressed hope that the elusive "something" would happen to jerk the sputtering fuse out of jthe Portsmouth powder keg.

Resume Talks Mon. Negotiations between the struck Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co. and the striking Communications Workers of America are scheduled to resume Monday in Columbus with the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service sitting in on the meeting. It will be the first session of contract talks since Oct. 11.

The state, in the meantime, has used every weapon at its command to bring about a truce- short of sending National Guard troops into the with no more luck than federal mediators have had. The 636 unionists on strike ar missing their pay since the strike started July but at least outwardly are deter mined to continue their fig against what they term a com pany effort "to starve us out." The company is faced with ser ous loss of revenue because can't Collect full telephone bills i areas where service is limited nonexistent. WIFE JEALOUS INDIANAPOLIS (ffl Superio Court Judge Paul B. Clark grant ed a divorce Friday to Raymon J. Gagnon, 60, who testified hi wife was so jealous she of the television set during the "gir lie commercials." AHEAD! Prepare NOW for future Needs With A Savings Account 2 Guaranteed Interest Compounded Semi-Annually The Farmers Merchants State IOGANSPORT, INDIANA Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member Federal Reserve System 1902 54 YEARS OF UNINTERRUPTED SERVICE TO THBS COMMUNITY 1956 KROE6ER East Market at Seventh Ph.

5154 Jordan To Elect 40 To Parliament In Sunday Voting Country Could Finally Become A Satellite Of Nearby Iraq By WILTON WYNN AMMAN, Jordan living in an air of crisis, are electing a new 40-seat Parliament Sunday expected to call for abrogation of this desert king- don's treaty with Britain. The treaty is a defense alliance that his sustained proverty-strick- en Jordan since its birth 'as an independent nation 10 years ago. It gives Britain three military bases in Jordan. In return, the British pay 25 to 30 million dollars a year for the upkeep of once rated the Arab world's best; and promise to aid the Jordanians if they are attacked. Anti-Western elements among Jordan's 1,400,000 stirred up by increased Israeli frontier attacks and the rise of Egypt's President Nasser as a professed champion of Arab rights figure to gain so much ground that even moderate independents will be under heavy fire to join in cutting the last formal link with Britain.

Kings Are Cousins The election raised anew 'the question whether Jordan may eventually be tucked under the wing of Iraq, a Baghdad Pact member whose King Faisal II is a cousin of Jordan's 21-year-old King Hussein, or go to the Egyptian-Syrian-Saudi Arabian triumvirate headed by Nasser. A third of Jordan's population is made up of Arab, refugees of the Palestine War of 1948, an embittered group living on meager rations supplied by the United Nations. Politicians expect at least one Communist, Dr. Yacoub Ziadin, to win a seat. He is a highly popular physician.

Moderate independents probably will win a majority of seats, but anti-Western elements could use Parliament as a forum for up public opinion to force the independents into going along with the treaty abrogation demand. Minor Accident Al Third And Market A taxi driven by William Caton, 318 Gate street, hit a station wagon driven by Paul Lebo, Kokomo, in Third street south of Market last evening. Damage was not exten- tive. Caton turned out to' go around a car parked in front of the bus station, the police report shows and hit the Kokomo vehicle. Earlier, 'Margaret Beechy, Gal veston, reported she had scraped the fender of a Missouri-registerec Cadillac as she backed from a parking place at Third and North.

STARTS TODAY AT STATE Judy Holliday and Paul Douglas are starred in "The Solid Gold Cadillac" which opens a three-day run today at the State Theatre. Reports On Service Men U. S. FORCES, Jefferson W. Sproles, 18, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Scott Sproles, route 1, Reynolds, is a truck driver in Battery of the 74th Field Artillery Battalion in Germany. Sproles arrived overseas in May of-last year from'an assignment at Fort Benning, Ga. He worked for' RCA Victor in Monticello before entering the Army in. June 1954.

FORT LEONARD WOOD, Army Pt. Danny W. Ault, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard M.

Ault, route 1, Galveston, recently began six months of active duty training at Fort Leonard Wood, under the Reserve Forces 'Act. The 18-year-old soldier was graduated from Galveston High School this year. 7TH Kenneth E. Hattery, 21, whose wife, De- lores, lives on route 3, Peru, Ind. is a member of the 31st Fiei Artillery Battalion in Korea.

A troop information and educa tion specialist with the battalion' Headquarters Battery, Hattery i the son Hattery, rout 2, Macy. He entered the Army in January 1955 and arrived in the Far East last March. He attended Manchester Colleg- before entering the Army. CAMP FUJI, Japan Pfc. Billy N.

Cox, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray burn Cox of 400 Tacoma Lo gansport, participated in Ja pan's largest 1956 Marine air ground maneuvers during the las week in September. The maneuvers were designed to test the latest methods of grounc and air coordination between Ma rine infantrymen and Marine avia tion units. SAN DIEGO, Calif.

Paul Starr, son of Mr. and Mrs. Georg Starr of Route 3, and Lawrenc E. MacLain, son of Mr. and Mrs J.

MacLain of Route. 1, all Kewanna, completed recrui training Oct. 17 at the Marin Corps Recruit Depot, San Diego Calif. $13,956 Paid Saturday To County Treasurer Fall tax payments moved ahead $13,956.42 Saturday as Cass county citizens contributed that much at the office of county treas- rer, Clarence Settlemyre. The day's receipts amounted to 13,705.10 in current taxes and 251.32 in delinquent penalties, the reasurer said.

Only two weeks remain in the all taxpaying period, the deadline being scheduled for Monday, November 5. CINEMA WEEK LOGAN: Starting today: "The ower and the Prize" with Robert "aylor, Burl Ives, Charles Coburn, ar Cedric Hardwicke and Mary Astor. STATE: Today through Tuesday: 'The Solid Gold Cadillac" with Judy Holliday and Paul Douglas. ROXY: Today and Monday: "Tap Roots" and "Kansas Raiders." 'uesday through Thursday: "Court ester" and "The Man Who Knew Too YOUR HEALW IS OUR tusmssi To safeguard your health, compound physician's prescriptions with professional precision from freih stocks of porenr, fop-qualify CENTRAL DRUG CO. George Kimbrough, R.

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arrives in the county Monday for a two weeks stay. Miss Dorothy Dipboye, executive secretary of the county TB Association, said 45 students in county schools had reactions. There were 122 reactors in the city schools, according to Mrs. Florence Sinninger, city health nurse. McKinley school was, the only one in which there were no positive reactors.

Children given the tests' were under 15 years, who had their parents consent. Miss "Dipboye also asked parents of all children who had such reactions to get a free chest X-ray sometime during the visit of the unit. Monday at Royal Center the unit will accommodate students from Royal Center, Twelve Mile, Metea, Lucerne and Lake Cicott. Tuesday, at Walton the unit will X-ray students from Tipton township, Deacon, 'Young America, Washington township, Galveston and Lincoln. The next three days be spent at factories here and on the following Monday and Tuesday, October 29 and 30, it will be at the high school to X-ray city school students those from Noble township, Clymers and New Waverly.

Adults may report" to any of the sites for free X-rays, Miss Dip boye said, although the unit will then be at the city building for three days for adults. The visit of the mobile unit to give the free chest X-rays is sponsored by the county TB Association. Funds are provided by the sale of Christmas seals. Deaths ROSS Final rites for Thomas H. Ross, 77, of 802 Twenty-first'street, will be at two o'clock Monday at the Grace Bible church.

The Reverend Paul Grant will officiate and burial will be in Mt. Hope cemetery. Friends may call at the Chase- Miller chapel. The body will lie in state at the church one hour before services. Ritualistic services will be conducted by the Moose at 7:30 this evening.

JUSTICE Final rites for Edwin D. Justice, 63, of route 2, will be at two o'clock Monday at the McCloskey- Hamilton funeral home. The Reverend Harold Curdy or Marion will officiate, by the Reverend Kenneth Brady. Burial will be in Mt. Hope cemetery.

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