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LAST EDITION after. I CENTS VOL. 51, NO. 48. 11WANIS CLUB OFFICERS ASSUME POSTS Kiwanis Club officers for 193:5 their duties at Wednesday's meeting.

i'ast President V. J. Cunco, a ter reviewing the high lights of 1952 programs and the pro- completed during the past placed the president's pin i.n Lawrence Galley. This same an ton has been worn by every of the Connellsville Club since it was started. Courlw Courier founded 10 Merged July 18.

1523. CONNELLSVILLE, THURSDAY" I A A TWENTY PAG1-JS. LATEST NEWS BULLETINS FIRST CRESCENT-WING BOMBER MAKES DEBUT WASHINGTON, a n. B. -British Prime Minister i arrived today lor a visit i his old i Presi- a in weather a i i a to his own London town.

WASHINGTON, Jan. B. -I W. C. Johnston, 85, retired missionary wha sold the famed gor- i a "Bushman" to the Chicago 1 Zoo, died Wednesday night in Washington Hosoital.

a Eisenhower Sure of Strong Congressional Support If He Plans to Use Atom Weapons THE WORLD'S FIRST crescent-wing bomber, the HP-BO, meets the public for the first time at Bascomb, Eng- Kftcr.he completed her maiden flight. While many points about the sleel It are known that her four jet engines generate more power than 25 modern express locomoliv The H.1-80 has been ordered into production by the Royal Air Force for the Bomber Command. (International) John Kestncr, treasurer, and W. K. Dottle, secretary.

directors are Ray Galiardi. C. G. Hyatt. H.

Harris Sncll and Milton V. Munk. Other directors are John Ash, James E. Goddard and Nelson K. -Moore.

was given to Itt members who have had one or more years of perfect attendance. Tops of these arc B. M. SwarU- lagher i years, Dr. C.

S. Campbell with .10 years, A Knany i 13 years and J. and Dr. ,1. II.

i a 11 years. Committees were named by President Galley. The a i a and co-chairman are: K. Mestrcv.al and C. C.

Gallagher. Music---Paul i a and Dr. Louis Shrallow. Kduciition--S. IX Braemer, John J.

Brady. lioy Scouts--E. J. Baseseu and Daniel Durio. Program--Dr.

K. 1 Kitx.Gon and James Blair. I C. T. and L.

.1. l.owncy. Boys and Girls Work--Dr. C. S.

Campbell and i i a Bet-son. Underprivileged i Mnyers and i V. H. Swan and I T. C.

Leighly. I Public and Business A a i -James Goddard and John Kestner. Vocational Guidance---M. W. Hartman and Charles Groft.

Finance. 1 a ar.d regulations--William A. Reed and Albert Enany. Publicity--K. W.

Godfrey and James E. Goddard. Support of Churches--Herbert Richter and John Kestner. Home Committee James W. Prinkey find J.

R. Mcstrezat. Reception--Charles C. Mitchell and Charles Fortncy. Sports--'Frank Shal and Nick I Goodwill and i a ward Bacr and A.

A. Clark. Social--John Ash and Dr. J. H.

An organization meeting will 1 he-Id at i a i rooms for all cllieers, chairmen, arid co-chairmen. i Archbald, is involved with an ousted cashier in the shortage of $73,868 at the a i State Bank, al Mayfield, Uickawanna County District Attorney Carlon -M. O'Malley said today. Mayor Daniels Proclaims March Of Dimes Month Army Student BELGRADE, Yugoslavia, a Marshal Tito, who broke off natic relations wilh can over the elevation rank oC cardinal, today held a "peace conference" i seven top Yugoslav Catholic prc- Anti-German Bidaull Replaces Schuman In Mayer Cabinet PAR.IS, Jan. Rent i Mayor -today completed a new a i in i strongly anti- I German Georges Bidaull i re- 1 place Kobert Schuman, one of the architects of plans for a united i Kurope, as foreign minister.

Mayer, a presenting i i cabinet list Ui President Vincent Auriol, said Die new righl-of- U'enler roalition cabinet i be I submitted to the National As- iVIayor Abe 1. Daniels today i i sued a proclamation, designating; a a as March of Dimes month. i The city's Chief Executive a pea led to the i i to generously support the hu-man-ilanan program. He said: "Whereas, the monlh-IOMg 1953 March of campaign was launched a a .1 through the I Nation to raise more money a over before to provide a i tion For the polio tight, and "Whereas, the a i a lion for I a i Paralysis, I entered .195:5 i unpaid i of in the race against the only epidemic disease still on the increase America, and "Whsreas, scientists supported by March of 'Dimes grants are approaching close) STOHY OF WHAT IS REAU-Y HAPPENING IN AFRICA WILL BE TOM) IN COURIER Plan Two Streets For Safe Coasting If If Snows Again i JOSEPH L. I t'nitod Press Stall' Corrosiioiulonl.

8. DwiuM U. Eisenhower is assured strung Congressional support i he di to hit the Communists I'VT. MAtAGO Private Eugene TVHilago, son ol Mr. and Mrs.

John Malago of. loh-lyrvdman street, South Councils-: the dreacl "Therefore, J. Abe disease, T. -Daniels, ville, and a of the former Miss Thclma also of South Memo to all youngsters: I the event snow blankets the What i.s really happening in i a a i sometime this Winter. A i a today-ond why does places will be set aside foi vast, tensely explosive continent sate sled riding, a role in present world af- Mayo, 1 Abe I Darnels and Coun- tairs ot vital interest to Americans ell, a a carelul survey, said the free peoples every whore? two slree Is w.

be. located I South Side a bast Lnd. Africa today is turmoil Jl mvol a from Isabella is rent by nationalist i i a sl by native by mm-d-. I om Cl uv erous campaigns by such sec et )o wi blood societies as the bar ndc (J in the event of Maus and by lerce i i a battles over racial segrcga- i Su)JCI visit)11 i be i ior the i i police Department. Hours a of A a leaders sec in Bedding i be some i irouolcs the sly, i a a ol 1 agitators, a i to lake full.

a of A i a growing pains and win for the Kremlin the vast, i strategic wealth of one of 'world's most a a i areas. The 'United Nations is wrestling i i some of. A i a problems. uri lirry UAkJCFI but fi.w Americans--because of ECU ilAPlLlI of Ab i i dur- por- to ID M. siu! was a a i a on Iwest Side.

Blocking of any 'available street there would proved loo much of a hindrance to both i and through traffic. i No Mfiyoi i high of do i i has completed 1 i. 1 fi i -of i cirivc to a i where he TO HOUSING AUTHORITY HERE i a i paralysis is con- quered." Mrs. Fred 3 1 1 the 1953 srmbly fur approval next Wednesday. The government, if approved by the assembly, will be the 18th for ncilsvillc.

France since the end of World War II. I Fifteen of the men who served 1 in the last government of An- I toine Pinny are included in Mayi er's cabinet list. L. Norloiv is a i a polio drive in Con-' Freezing Rain Adds To Driving Hazards; More Rain Tomorrow BELLE VERNON BOY DIES IN HOSPITAL, INJURED COASTING SMITHTON FIRE COMPANY NAMES BARTHELS CHIEF RAILROAD WORKER INJURED IN FALL 'J'hrco persons were treated at; C'unnellsvillc Slate Hospital for minor injuries, including a West i i i a railroader who was hurt while working at Indian Creek. Carl J.

Hoy. 3R. of Hli Bridge street. Rirlgulcy, W. was admitted al o'clock Wednesday morning.

An employe of the Western Maryland Railway, he slipped and foil while Creek. Me By United Press. Snow and. rain made i i on most Penns a i a i a today and more of tho same is expected lo- i Friday i bo rainy over most of Ihe State. The worst snow storm of -the Winter hit some sections of Eastern Pennsylvania i up i inches of new snow on top of a ono-to-four-ineh fall the i before.

Sleet and rain followed the snow. PITTSBURGH, a S. W11-, liam Adams, .11, Belle R. D. 2, died at Charleroi-Mones-.

son Hospital Wednesday i i a he was by a i a i i Route 71 I near hs home. Slate Police saVl I lie boy ran in of an a i i by A J. Steinberg. 4i), Pie lie. Vernon, K.

D. 3. He sulTered a head i and leg a i i i ronrjltiness. of rontinenr.i i and a i sparse news from tho region have mucn of what a a happening. Now, i-i-aders of The Courier i Mil get the on-the-spot story of a is going on in Africa, lo-: ij 0( Press a i a from one of America's A I a K.

Gov. in reuorters, i Prixo- Kitu 1or announced ap- I i Malcolrr: Johnson. i pointmenl. of Albert J. 1 Int-ernaiioal News Service 4 5 st Crawford avenue.

Con- i i i i a around T.nc i i to he i world to obtain, on the scone, a a i A i Bu tv.iinnd newsman's of McKH-ccn replaces W. of a lolic "Africa in Tuimoil." He traveled Collins, who more than 40,000 miles to com- i plcte the assignment--most of it! by air but some by auto. He i penetrated into the danger zones, i i great personal risk. Malcolm Johnson begins his report on Africa in Monday's Cour; k-r. Don't miss A i a in i sll about the Maus and i terroristic out or die" campaign sixains': i A i a whites, and about all Die I i A I Jan.

mats and eongrossmi'ii i i i agreed I'residen'i bluin 11-bomb a i to Josef Stalin may help put brakes on any Soviet plans to start World War 111. Russian experts said force is Die i atomic weapons in a thing thai, a i Du; oni. his deeds-nol-words a Moscow tlietiitur and Dial in i i i 1)n dcpartinenl nothing speaks louder than a hydrogen i Democraiic Leader Sen. Lyndon 1 Johnson of Texas said tbc warning was one Stalin "cannot. i ignore." Sen.

J. i i a i i (D-Ark.) Mod he hoped Die 'dictator tonk it "seriously." "If the threat that we m.iy use new weapons can delcr an grcssor from starting truubk'." Rep. Sterling Cole (H-N. i "then Iho cost will have been jusliiied." "-'P. W.

Sterling Cole Ofler i i i e'li i i liy declared Dial "if the war ean I Uniiod States scml.s quivers shortened by a a or ii through allies who four lives ean be saved-- then Die iit i touch off war il is uiomie bomb shuuld be i i to prevenl. But mosr Kiihcr Colo or Hicke.nl-.;oper i vc here believed the Tru- i) i i i i i Die Atomic warning would bring good iniueo Die i propaganda results both in the 83nl Congress. UoDi em- world and behind the Iron a the doeision DM a i wheiv and when to In iiis farewell Slule ol Ijn- is up to ihe. i i i i ion messa.ue to Congress Wednos- I Thai, in Die last analysis, a day Mr. Truman told a i tlie JCiscnhower alter he Uniied Stales has developed an Pi-osident i a i i i i ll-bomb a would mean i Die armed There i- for your and your home- I.elief heie i i land" in ease of World War 111.

has siven to Di. Sen. Hubert A. Talt of Ohio, of Die Sfiialo A i Cn said today Uiey favor UM. woa'pons fin the Korean field whenever Die i i a eludes t.hey would encourage Die lic'ds to a "When a i i i i a sort is reached, i Dien.

nf we should go aheail." SI-M. Uoiirko H. i i i (K- ces resigned. Mrs. C.

Vanderbilt Dies of Pneumonia pressing Ihe TM SMITHTON. Jan. L. Bar-1 thels hus been reflected chief of I the Smiihton Volunteer Fire DC-', i a for .195:5. Other officers chosen at the a i or die" campaign a a i all llf; Vanderbilt, the queen of a reorganisation meeting of the.

A i a whites, and about all fabulous social world a faded volunteers follow: urgent problems i wil 1CI proud boauly, 1 111 i i a Viclale president. i in ol 0 i i i i Wednesday i expo.Mii. i i i i i i A i a in Turmoil'' a Mon- 0 i i MC.C pic-i i vcly in The Th( oki 1 1( New i i widely died in 1Ul home Steve i i i lirst assistant i possibility of a i employment of a i in On Dec'ember al'ier his visit diseussint; Die of a i honorable ix-nce iro'ii Ueds, Kisenhower said: I "We face an oneiny wliom we "actual opera- hope to impress by words, has been so full however eloquent, but by of a i cuicd under eireuni- thc Eisenhower Ad- maiices of our own choosing." with Iho There i eonsidcn-able i i a iopiniuii Dial the A-bomb i i too bis punch 10 around in Kurea. The arsv-Jnioiit is thai. Korea offers no targets "ignored many of problems which i i i leader in the Senate, the generally favorable ii Die 1 all agree on the basic opposition to if error, of as to leave 'ministration dangerous foreiun problem has ever faced." House GOP Leader Charles A.

I a ol I i a a said POLICE TllTlUS SIX IN PAKISTAN i Fabeam, lit i second assist- IRANIAN DISPUTE SHAKES MOSSADEGH'S ROLE AS LEADER 'Charles A. Crowley, Esso Standard Oil Employe, Retires John Moore Made Frick Industrial Relations Manager nation's k'jjacy irom A i i a i 1 isachuKeils said liio Prosi- repori a i i i a ai, ui nf 111: A i i i i i i i i 1 know every member of Consross me in i i tri well in Ihe years yl'ter his lonn 1 ice i 'he country." Slun I I I I I a arr of atomic trealinon: A i Knergy Conimi--- busily i i wea- 1 i i i i on -R. i i conj a i i 1 A i I is designed (c lidi.i "laelii'sil" The i of Charles A. Crowley, general salesman in the cluslrial District. Mr.

Moore I I L.1 A A I a Jan. stormy session of the I a i a i at Indian parliament defied Premier: suffered a laceration Mohammed Mossadegh today i of the right, sicie of forehead and dispute a threatened to force possible a of the right i i otlice. 14-. per arm. Dorothy Louise Snyder, year-daughter of Mr.

and James A. Snyder of Connellsvill R. D. 3, was treated at o'clock 1 Wednesday evening for and shoulder injuries received in a sledding accident al Mover. She ran into a parked car.

Veronica i "Hi, of 1K5 West Pencil slroel, was treated at o'eloek Wednesday evening for elbow and left i injuries received when by a car Brimstone Corner. ii driver of tho ear was i i a of Everson. Opposition force: religious leader A around -Saved Kashani, powerful Mos leader, and popular I-los- sci-a a i long Mossadegh's trusted i a and uinn" of oil nationalization. A A I a i a Jan. i i persons wore i and IS were inJLired us troops and police a i i in the streets of the a i a city.

i and revolver shuts were lired i the ranks of. the rioters after a gas had failed lo a i attacks. The. students i Connellsvillc area foi used stones, clubs and arsonist Standard Oil Company, was an- torclies. I by J.

F. Dixon, Pennsyl: The i a i a i a Division manager. i a was called out when police were.Crowley has represented Die unable-- to control Die violent organization and its predecessor demonstration. in this area for the past 20 years, Mr. Crowley.

i continu to reside in Connellsville. was i i a employed by the Wav crly Oil Works a When a a i i i i a purchased bv the Esso Standard in 1EWO. A a a general sup- i of Frick District, United States Steel Corporation, a the a i 01 avenue. To Hist she remained sovereign of dying empire i i a i nourished in lavish era befon- wars, depression la.xes took i loll. Her husband, Uric.

Gen. Carn i i VnnderbiU, died in 104'J. General a i was the Kreat grandson "I' a i who founded the fam- FEAR COMMANDO TRANSPORT PLANE CRASHED i I a i i for l. member: of the i Conn i i i i i i i i i i a cm A in i i i.er.-l i i i i i a ii-luiu! in I Century as A nine-man B. Jan.

S. round a siru Moore as relations i i i of a huge a i a for born Frick pire. Communism Can Be Shooting War, Claim where he now vesicles i and six-year-old a high school in Tosvnship a a from a i i a Slate: Teaehers College in 1939 i of science degree in edu- HE WON'T GRAB PROBE OF OTHERS through the wild. Rocky a i wilderness near here to- jday in a search for C-40 Commando transport plane missing i 40 men and one woman aboard. There was hope, that some of the passengers on Die Army char- ihe i I''rosh Stall KOIVH.

K. An I A i rairtitiK a a lor tho fronl southiM: 1 of the truee. of P.iivmiin- jom into a of flames and plosions for nearly hour lodriy and loft aV least dead on the balllofield. Another 1ft wore believed killed loasi. HI wounded.

Allied war plain's the way for ihe avtuck for a reinfoived pla'toon of about (iO Allied raiders bv pouriim bombs, rockets and a down mi Die Heds, jtercd plane survived the crash and were sironjjly i t.heir WASHINGTON. a R. Son. storm-whipped a a night in a hunkers. Ther; Die raiders at- fnrmer near Uackod.

i 1'laivn- A te aching school for ajjoseph McCarthv assured Senate short time, Moore entered the! Republican leaders today he i employ of the compnnv as a nie-j, 10 try to urab tine Comn in its Filbert mine in 1 9 4 1 i i ol tiv hore en ft 11 i 11 i ut'i i. nj 111 nun 11 ii i 19-l'fi he promoted to chief internal Security subcommittee. Lri) nmry in 1 I i 1 i i i i i i i Seek Bodies ol Sever, Aboard Plane Which Fell in Washington PITTSBURGH, a Vogclcr, who spent 17 months a a i a prison as spy, tocUiv Communism can lie Crowley i as an employe.i Edward A has been a pointed to succeed Mr. mine electric'im He joined the Esso Standard in said i a i a in 15KR 'He has had cle- a very impressive record i nd in 1040 was I made supervisor of a i i for district, the position he held 1 nl the time of him present np- 'I poinlincnt. The (old 1 1 i i l.

I 1.11* VI -Jtn Wisconsin Republican said S( in tL nm cj 0 Wednesday, Senate GOP Leader Taft and Policy Committee Cha'irmnn William V. (hat. "1. have no desire to foaled i a shooting war propaganda and by from his 1 motor of 1 1 I A A a B. Disaster crews searched for seven bodies today in a 10-foot, crater Animal Welfare Mcelnv.

1 JV fol olor Flying Tiger! There; i he a meeting of the f'aycttc: County Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to in the Fayetlc a i a Hank Building at Uniontown al 7:45 A i i burned crashed night in o'clock this evening. The Weather freezing a i in south portion today, probably changing lo rain tonight and snow over the north, probably mixed i rain, cloudy and i milder Friday i x-casional i i 1 the. south portion and rain i Tin i snow in Ihe low i burn night 25 to 111) iti the north a i i i to jn the south is -Die noon a forecast for Western Vnnsvlvan'ui. plane a i Wednesday rainstorm. The i C-54 burned iously in a field of ankle-deep mud long a midnight.

The plane was headed for Seattle. wlvn it i caught one wing on nearby Squaw a i and i to er.nh on farm of Vincent Horlehy two iiuifl one-half miles south of here, company, i i a position of l-iowevcr, he a Din i a a i Slates has bron losing the psy- supervisory and sales assi chological war and said this which included that of pi try "has sulTered i greatest loss crvisor and oil nnd of prcsligci" i i a a i a past year, town A i i a i has represented were marneci a a i muM i Dial a new! in Ihe specially sales field in The chnms desertion teb- i of war has developed," Eastern Pennsylvania. Vogeler, a vice-president inai. i nm; -down near me i i i i i i uuin-. i over any work a any other sn ol miles from Wy- OharKocl.

i vesligating committee is one ollicial called Jan. McCarthy will head the rugged lorr.iin i a i i Permanrnt I i i a i ib 0 i i i riesertlon Charged I Jan si desertion, a Connellsville i tiled a i in i against ooclj, he i Elroy Forsythc of Kiefcr- jCommittec. Scotttlale. The near a 28, 1943. of I a i a Telephone graph Company, told a press conference.

"Wp are nt war i the Soviet Union now. It i.s a war of minds." THREE BIRTHS AT HOSPITAL U. 5. Intervenes En Strike Tying Up Philadelphia Ports buys a Temperature Uccord. i i i i i i i i I) Cl i-c babies, all a i i i They are: Son, and Greiiaklu, CuniK-l Is i 10:15 o'clock Wednesday Son, Mr.

and Mrs. Jerome Betters, I'l'l North i street, o'el'u'k this Son, Mr. a Mrs. Sliaw, i i i i I A I A a I Federal i i i i today in a i uf 45(1 I a i i hai.i closed dmvn Die a i No. '2 Donald Tlu- ear loaders, i i nf R.

.0. 13HU, I a i a Luim- night. Association A a out Tuesday to demands for hi.uher wasos WEST PENN POWER PLANS TWO MEMORIAL COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS IN 1953 Three Local Pupils Participate In Area Band Festival reported laic Wednesday they stormed Urn he j'lares on Communist positions and in Peak, just o(T the plane's i i hnixl gronade- range of Die Heds. Gilben Arncll of Bear They blasted Die Ro.l bunkers charges of dynamite nnd oilier high ex- B-U!) Sui'ierfort. pilots out.

on bomliii'-u miw.ion, sur- prin-d a I. 3-milc Ion- HO miles ntu-ih Ihe from linos and jof i enemy supply trucks. The B-2'Js. a i i i i i i i i i a i Hi' 1 i Ono I'drco of D'e I i a B-'Jll hit. a supply eiaiii inil'-s south of a i .1 i A in 1 i Operations I Rc Mnlc piynos wallowed over the Wcdnos- fliiy.

to SOL- the Riiw-ul dourly- Burnout. Uvab director, said he had never seen "mure i i a er." The C-411, currying 37 Korean -inn 1 I r-vu veterans en route to jmnu-s, 5 1( ro Two seniors and from Connellsville from sight Wednes- 'day mnrning. a sophomore i ier Wednesday a four-mo- Joint "ifih'torcd Flying Tiger Lines a School Western District Band i i Town I School today, Frid North a i is studying dl Indiana Slate Teach- is in Penn enforeoi" 1 The West Penn Power Company again this year is offering a i at Indi memorial college scholarships a ers College and Charles a i i tribute to IS employes a a i a engineering at who i lives in Stale, Wor'd a I I lie scholarships a a a i i a Thrsi- a i i i a Lo two classes of a i a a a i a a i Class one i sons ur 111-17. each provide $500 year a of employes ol West uf Ponn Power Company, West Venn at accredited colloae ot a i a Company. Allegheny Pittsburgh Coal Company and Windsor Power Coal Com- jt-i-ashcii a Isxicjuah.

miles oast of Seattle. wort i in- ardess and a mother small sons. ai ou i. miles -nship persons lay and Satur- (w ir winner's choice. i are 1 i i i Irom the results of a i in a new labor conlr.icl.

i i i of n'rloeU rcrn'-'-i'd Hi cur ii'ickcl. i i i a i a i i wore I i i'il' I i i .1 pany. These employes must have at 'least rive ycni's' roniiivious i one ol I ho a i t.v.iiimu'.-'d on i 1 a i i a Siiclu'l. Kenneth Beal, baritone, and Paul Iprestia, bass, i in a of l- 'l i a i lehosen from HS schools in Western a i a Joseph liircetor i i i i i i i music a i i inm.lini, is host direcioi for the i a a Jaine.s I i i i i i Penil lilue uuusi f-onductor. a fpon- Mus- A i i a i i i i VioDi a i i inorc a :250 small i i ODier Superforls 500 bombs 01 a Communist.

epnfe )owon, mihv, hwost. of WoHsan on Iho east coast. Koiir a i a i lines run Kowon, The i i i i i i i probe at. the A i central fronl, bi.ii i results. rt-clor Bund, The of i be of i At Krownsvilli' Hospital.

Cleveland Forte of Grindstone. Mrs. 1 a i i J. C'alVery v) ilale. Mrs.

Helen Lawrenei 1 of i i Adah. Pearl a i nf l.elielle and lioyd uf i i a bi'eii In i i a i a Thuse i Andy i a i DI Uniur.town. i a of Fairchanci 1 Xancy i i i U-r i I AUTO SAFETY TIPS lleie's I Aineric.in i I otherwise cair.e i i indlip a Horn A i i i Die slippery snois on dry pavement Dint, iron bio. takes.