The Daily Courier from Connellsville, Pennsylvania • Page 12

SATURDAY, NOVEiMBEU 23, 1957. THE DAILY COURIER, CONNELLSVILLE, PA. PAGE ELEVEN: TELLS SENATORS ROSENBERG GAVE SECRETS TO REDS LEWISBURG, Pa. (UP)-A'con- victed Soviet spy Thursday told Senate subcommitt investigators that Russia obtained U.S. secrets on space platforms and atom- powered planes from executed espionage agent Julius Rosenberg.

At the same time, David Greenglass said Rosenberg and his wife, Ethel, turned over secret information on anti-missile missiles to the Russians. Robert Morris, counsel for the Senate Internal Security Committee, said Greenglass, Rosenberg's brother-in-law, told him of the incident during a 90-minute interview at the federal penitentiary and convicted here. Morris said here. He did not say when the infor- motion was passed. Morris spoke to both Greenglass spy Harry Gold both Gold and Greenglass gave specific instances concerning particular projects which were turned over to the Russians, thereby saving them Haven't The Titm He quoted Gold as saying.the Soviets told him "we can do it ourselves, but we haven't the Morris said Greenglass.

told him that Rosenberg had stolen secrets about space platforms, atom-pow- Greenglass and" Gold gave specific instances concerning parti cular projects which were turned over to Russia, thereby saving the Soviets "expensive time." Gttt Exact "Gold said he obtained, from an agent exact manufacturing details plus two one-pound samples in rubber containers of the high explosive RDX which he obtained from the Holston Ordnance Works at Kingsport, Morris said. "This was in 1943. The high explosive doubled the explosive power of TNT, and permitted the use of smaller shells." Morris also told of one other already-publicized incident in which Rosenberg stole a complete proxi- ered airplanes and about an agent jmity fuse by slipping it into his who was working on the antimissile missiles program. Morris did not say when the information was stolen, nor would he identify the agent. briefcase.

Meanwhile', Senate investigators in Washington revealed testimony'- saying 900 persons staff the Rus-! Sgl. William Brock Serving in Italy U.S. FORCES, Italy (AHTNO-- William R. Brock, whose stepsister, Mary Doppelheur, lives at 1819 West Crawford Connellsville, is first sergeant in the 570th Field Artillery Missile Battalion's Firing Battery in Italy. Sergeant Brock entered the Army in 1939 and arrived in Europe for this tour' of duty in November 1956.

He holds the Bronze Star Medal and the Combat Infantryman Badge among his- decorations. I The sergeant attended Dunbarj- Township High School in Leisen-j ring. His wife, Mary, is with hirnj in Italy. DAILY CROSSWORD 21. Con.

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Speaks DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE Here's how to work it: A A A Is One letter simply stands for another. In this sample A is used for the three L's, for the two O's. etc. Single letters, apostrophes, the length and formation of the words are all hints. Each day the code letters are different.

A Cryptogram Quotation I Yesterday's Cryptoquote: AH, YOU FLAVOUR EVERYTHING: YOU ARE THE VAMILLA OF SOCIETY SMITH. Ly Kiuf reiturii Dtttrtion WASHIN9TON, Charging his wife with desertion, Riccardo Migliori of Donora filed a divorce complaint against Eethel L. Migliori of Yukon. Westmoreland County. They were married Dec.

13, 1953, at Winchester, and lived together until Feb. 17, 1955. 39 Police Chief Dies. MEADV1LLE, Pa. (UP)-Melvin Shurmer, 51.

police chief of Warrensville, Ohio, for 26 years, died of a heart attack Wednesday while on a hunting trip in the Meadville area. At Fort Army Pvt. Kenneth D. Engle, whose wife, Norma, lives at Champion, R. D.

1, recently was graduated from the carpentry course at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. the five-week course, Engle was trained in the use of jacks and bridging, replacement of joints, repair of timber trusses and cutting of new windows and doors. Engle entered the Army last June and received basic training Fort Polk, La. He is a graduate iof Rockwood High School. He jis the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Ernest 1C. Engle, 4 Bridge Rockwood. CHANNEL SWIM McKeesport Woman Retains License By Invoking 'Fifth' By WILLIAM EWALD United Press Staff Correspondent NEW YORK (UP)--The channel swim PITTSBURGH (UP)--Mrs. Mary, CBS-TV's Ed Sullivan, Post, 35, McKeesport, for two weeks'in the ratings by'won restoration of her suspended 1 ABC-TV's Maverick, had this to'automobile driver's license today say when asked how he intends by invoking the Fifth Amendment.

to fight off the threat of the prayer." The Department of Highways last month suspended her operat- a i is this close to rivll eges for 30-days because landing the title role in CBS-TV's i car had struck a arked ma biggest spec of the season, "Alad-; chuie she had reported the acci- din" "Richard Diamond, Pri-j dentjas by law and paid vate Detective" got the nod as replacement for "Harbormaster" iat CBS-TV. Life in TV-land: Sid Caesar has two telephones in his Cadillac-one is for his chauffeur NBC- counsel for the Highways depart-j TV bought one dozen 20 pound tned to cal1 her as a wltnes s' cartons of tiny plastic chips this week for use on the Dec. 9 "Suspicion" show, "The Deadly Game" --they'll be used for a super-super TV snowstorm. Split Second Timing The timing on the upcoming NBC-TV "Annie Get Your Gun" so split secondy that stars Vlary Martin and John Raitt will be motored from set to set in golf carts Hal March has turned orchestra leader for the forthcoming Dot Records album. James Lee, who scripted "Life of Samuel Johnson" which you'll see on "Omnibus" later this year, for the state.

Mrs. Post refused to testify against herself. Since there were no other witnesses. Brosky ordered her license stored. series kicked off in October.

Yukon King, the magnificent i malamute dog who plays in CBS-' TV's "Sgt. Preston of the had to turn down an offer to ap-j pear in Pasadena's Tournament of Roses parade this New Year's! Day--seems he has such tender! feet he can't walk on pavement. Just snow. That's what it says here. had a bit role on "Omnibus" Barbara Nichols, recovered from season when he played a member of the jury on Joseph Welch's "Trial of Lizzie Borden." ABC-TV's "Voice of Firestone" starts its 30th year on the air Dec.

2 it's the oldest musical show in broadcasting Jimmy Boyd will be written permanently into future episodes of ABC- TV's "A Date With The Angels" --he'll play Betty White's nephew. "See It Now" will pre empt "Studio One" on Dec. 30 when Ed Murrow showcases Marian Anderson's recent Far East concert tour NBC-TV's Martin Agronsky will visit Burr Tillstrom, and Ollie on "Look Dec. 1, but Fran Allison won't around--she's decided to pull out; of the Kuklapolitans for good. Lloydt Superman Lloyds of London has issued a $200,000 insurance policy to cover 1 George Reeves he plays ABC- "Superman" a mild outbreak of marriage fever has hit the cast of ABC-TV's "The Real, cast Richard Crenna and Tony Martinez, have surrendered since thei her recent auto a i will make a return to TV in an NBC- TV "Thin Man" show--she filmed "The Unwelcome Alibi" for the series this week George De Witt, emcee of CBS- TV's "Name That Tune," may be the nation's champion commuter --he comes in each week by seaplane from Miami Beach for the show.

CBS radio's Robert Q. Lewis told one of the musicians on his show that whiskey was good for a cold. "Crazy," said the musician, "where can I catch one?" DRIYE43 Tonitc and Sunday TWO EXCITIJfG ACTION-PACKED HITS MWtUCOUM STARUTE DRIVE-IN THEATRE --T031TE-- jih Scott "MAS WITH THE PUS" also "BEACHHEAD" tfffti Svft. "INDIAN PIONTIK" ALIXANDIft 4RIAT" UN10NTOWN THEATRES pi-iniKi Now Playing! ELVIS PRESLEY at his greatest In MGM'S "JAILHOUSE ROCK" Now Playingl Gina LOLLOBRIGIDA Anthony QUINN "HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME" C'scope Technicolor AT ONIONTOWN THEATRES Jill Playing Sunday ELVIS PRESLEY st his greatest in MGM'S "JAILHOUSE ROCK" EQli Playiim 1 Sunday Gina LOLLOBRIGIDA Anthony QUINN "HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME" C'scope Technicolor But her license was suspended, and she appealed to Allegheny County Court. Before Judge John Brosky today 1 STARTS TOMORROW ROCK HUDSON RB JEFF CAPTAIN LIGHTFO ENDS TODAY "The Curse of Frankenstein" the Unknown" STARTS TOMORROW PITER OR AVIS 'OWtRt a.