The Daily Courier from Connellsville, Pennsylvania • Page 13

10,1958. THE DAILY COURIER, CONNBLLSVILLE, PA, PAGE THIRTEEN. Laurel Highlands Aims To Change Donegal Name On Pennsylvania Pike A campaign'has been by directors of Laurel Highlands, to have the name of Donegal Interchange the Pennsylvania Turnpike changed. -The corporation will seek to have the interchange renamed Laurel Highlands. "The" group's turnpike inter- committee, headed by Charles W.

Cunningham of Mount Pleasant, has made arrangements to meet with the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission concerning BACKSTAiRS AT WHITE HOUSE Allison Park Girl Cited for 4-H Club Activity By DAYTON MOORE United Prtis International OTTAWA (UPD Backstairs at the White House: The visit of President and Mrs. Eisenhower here was informal from a protocol standpoint. But it presented as many problems for the First Lady as if it had been formal. To get her the proposed name change. The organization also has, launched a membership campaign 1 wardrobe ready for it, she passed which will be headed by'Frankjup a Fourth July weekend A.

Gradler, executive director Laurel Highlands and the Fayette County Development Council. His with the President at their Gettysburg, farm and stayed at the White House. aides include Ray L. Morrison of! The White House refused to give Somerset, Charles Nicely out any advance information on Ligonier and George Bratton of' the clothes that she brought with Uniontown. jher.

But on similar trips in the C. C. Mason of Connellsville, past, Mrs. Eisenhower generally highlands president, appointed a'has worn different clothes for prize committee as well as a'each public or social appearance. highways committee.

That would have meant seven or Laurel Highlands, Inc. is a non- eight ensembles for different profit organization which has as! luncheons, dinners, receptions and its purpose development and pro-1 public appearances here in addi- motion of the recreational and! tion to travel outfits, tourist advantages of the general; "Mulligan" Inspires Editorial area known as Laurel The President's use of a "mulli-. The area fncludes Chestnut and! gan" when he shot a 79 last week Laurel ridges in on the golf Somerset and Fayeite inspired the Washington extending between Routes 30 and Daily News to run an editorial. 40 and from Somerset and its stated purpose to straight-' town to Uniontown and Ligonier. en out confused "students of iiic affairs who are not versed ini (the intricate vocabulary of The editorial explained that in' this case "mulligan" neither was the name of a stew nor "the name of a hero in the war against the black and tan." Instead, it was-as any golfer, particularly a duffer, public affairs aside, the term used for a second shot off the first tee when the PITTSBURGH (UPI) Mayor player doesn't like the looks of L.

Lawrence predicted to-, the first one." dav that Clarence P. Bowers, who! Ike Tries Satisfied the Democratic a I The editorial noted that some would be "very lonesome" in the! golf courses frown on mulligans future of Pennsylvania politics. or even forbid them with signs Lawrence, the Democratic nom-'on the first tee as Allows: no inee for governor, made the re-j mulligans'." However. Eisenhow- marks in the wake of Bowers' an! er doesn't go along. Hecommem- nouncement Tuesday that he ed in hitting three dm start would not suDoort the state record-breakng if or tanJ Democratic slate in the round that ne belie i Lawrence Sees Bowers Facing Lonesome Road de- and straigMer Even before Presidential Aide acceptance of until he connected with a Reading droe.

ufacturer5.gaveasoneofhisrea-iond one, the sons for deserting party ranks the! fact that he believed there was "trickery" in Democratic expense accounts. For years, Bowers has been a big contributor to crauc coffers. Lawrence said less money the Eisen- spent "around here in the recent administration were con- primary" than had been doled about a match boo cover in past campaigns. I tfae House i 'Bleeder' Girl Found In Dakotas NEW DELOS SMITH caiior YORK (UPP -Worldwide scientific interest has been focused suddenly upon an 11-year- old American girl. She has hemophilia, "the royal disease," which, according to the textbooks, never occurs in fe- TOWNSHIP VOTES SUPERVISION OF CARNIVALS The Connellsville Township' Board of Supervisors has intro-- duced an ordinance regulating tifr (conduct of circuses, carnivals? menageries, rodeos and similar entertainments.

Adoption is sched-" uled at a meeting at 7:30 p.rft?- Saturday, July 5, in the Poplar" Grove School, according to Secretary Treasurer Russell E. Claar. No permit shall be issued until an inspection is made by the fire, males although women are thej chief or other es gna ted person io determine if the premises are suitable and free from dangerotu. or hazardous features. Mechanical rides may be checked to ascertain if they are safe.

Applicants for a permit must post a cash bond of $1,000 to sure faithful compliance of thjt ordinance. Liability insurance ia Furthermore, she didn't acquire it through her heredity but through a quirk in her own chemistry. There is no record of such a thing happening before. So in this child science has new hope clearing up the mysteries of hemophilia whose victims are called "bleeders" because their blood clots only with extreme difficulty, if at all. They go'through life under the the amount of $100,000 for one person and 5300,000 for any one accident must be carried.

A charge of shall be made constant danger of bleeding to or eacfl perm it. A penalty of $300 death through some slight wound or days ail provided for or bruise. It is hereditary in onei 0 a ons European royal family, hence Holders'of such permits are common name, "the royal penn itting any dis- ease i (orderly or immoral conduct, garni Child Not bling sale of obscene literature or Dr. Armano. o.

professor, pictures or immoral or i ew( per- of biochemistry. Marquette Um-, fonnances unnecessary or un- versity, alilwaukee, reported the noise by speaker child's case to world science; other amplifying device, through the international techni- Genovese Posis Bond On Narcotics Charge NEW YORK (UPD--Vito vese, charged with being head of cal journal, "The Lancet." was born in Fargo, N. D. wasn't otherwise identified, cause of medical ethics. The blood ch'emistry of She She be-.

her' mother and father is normal. There is no history of "bleeders" in family The child has a world wide narcotics com bine-, two brothers and neither is a "bleeder." Therefore, you have to reason that a gene changed posted 550,000 bail Tuesday 30 minutes after it was set at Ms ar- or mutated in fte formulative repro-J Genovese and 36 others were ductive chemistry which created named indictment mem the child. -els 0 svn( ji cate importing As logical as this is, it is "spec- United aies from Ration Quick acknowledged. Cub Puerto ffico But if the speculation proves to 1 be true, it shows clearly how hemophilia as a disease got started far back in the misty past A gene mutated and this mutated gene became part of the reproduction chemistry of a female then unknowingly founded generations of "bleeders." Speculation Will Rtsolved In due course, this speculation He was said to be tae head ol; the syndicate which, allocated of the narcotics in sucbV either will be proved or areas as New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, Cleveland and Las Vegas. Another defendant, Vincent L-.

Gigante, said by U.S. Attorney- Paul W. Williams to be Genovese's "No. 1 boy," was released exploded into headlines, some politically- Bowers lost his race for a across it hite House staff nate seat to Gov. George M.

mesg Given to guests in the Leader while Lt. -Gov. Roy Fur-, dining room the west whig and a sketch of the south portico on the other side. man was defeated for governor by of the House, the cover has Mayor Lawrence on one the presidential seal Lawrence was optimistic that Furman would not stick with Bowers in opposing the Democratic ticket. He said that state Chairman Joseph U.

Barr has had talks with Furman and hopes to have others in the future. Joyce LaZare, McNeal Road, Allison Park, is presented an roads, looks on. The rail group presented awards to 12 outstanding for outstanding 4-H work by A. L. Hutchison, president of 4-H boys and girls cover costs of attending the 4-H leadership proved through the child.

If the speculation is true, as Quick pointed out, "all her sons should be bleeders and all her daughters, award the Monongahela Connecting Railroad, as A. L. Sherry, agriculture course at Pennsylvania State University, chairman of Community Relations Committee of the Pittsburgh Rail- Asks Aid io Mothers Of Illegitimate Children Be Reduced WERXERSVILLE. Pa Library Elects. UNIONTOWN Officers of the Uniontown Public Library Assn.

were reelected. They are: President, Wilbur S. Baird, general Young Republicans Open Brownsville Elect at Somerset Span Bids Friday SOMERSET--Robert J. McKen- Opening of bids for the i ry of Windber has been chosen stature of the proposed bridge lsecretary of the Uljiontovra -jbines with a chromosome in, chairman of the Somerset County lacross the 0nonga a Rj ver a tic. president, R.

D. Mos- the fertilized ovum, the result is! ond chromosome, but comes Vnnncr "RomihlipQnc cnpppprlincf nnn i- TT-- ir IJ anH wAT-lriTicr -nr A The text books say hemophilia! can be active only in males while it sleeps in some females. The reason for this is that the defective gene which messes up blood coagulation is attached to the chromosome." When two chromosomes come together in reproductive chemistry, the result I is female; when one com-i in $35,000 bail. Of the persons named in the' narcotics conspiracy indictment, 23 have been arrested, 8 others are serving prison terms and 8 are being sought. Radioman Promoted William H.

Kaylor, radioman third class, USN, of Third South Connellsville, advanced to the present rate last month white serving aboard the amphibious' Forces troop transport USS bria operating with the U. S. At-' district state mstnct Flat Car Conversion Starts in Pennsy Shops at Altoona ALTOOXA, Pa. (UPI) The Railroad's Addition Planned By Presbyterians Of Mt. Washington Young Re ublicans succeeding Brownsville is scheduled for secretary, Mrs.

Kathrynjmale. CJIuea Donald F. Ringer of Rockwood' in TTsrrkhurtr I-DC tA arr fnrisv a.m. rnoaj in ndrrisouig. bCueauicu lu dCt LUUajr Pnnort TTeim nf ItOOert iU.

Aeim 01 aoilieiiet wdi rnnctriipfinn of the Tormav. and treasurer, David McConkey. Edith Crawford and new mem- It is supposed that the defective gene in one chromosome is made "recessive" or non opera- 'cominant" and working combined with a chromor some, thus explaining why males have the disease and why fe- directors. 'tive when combined with a sec-'males don't but are "carriers. Brownsville Water Company tank Blanc termed the grand jurv a'pena.

allowing them to take in Brownsville Township, "useless function positions, penalizing persons the cloverleaf approaches The Philadelphia District At-'harboring escaped prisoners and, will be located. A number of resi- torney also recommended that creating a penalty for bail-jump-jdences between the water tower Ipublic assistance funds be cut to.mi- i and lne tnd ev annex to house Sunday mothers of more than two fflegiti- 1 His other recommendations; bridge wiU be removed. School rooms and quarters formate children. TM- establishing a penalty for. voun? people will be built at, At present a woman could flignt to prosecution, ughi-, Storic at Hospital.

'Mount Washington Presbyterian I have 11 children out of wedlock ening of the definition of common, Mr. and Mrs. Julius Hoover of at Farmington. 'land receive S278 a month and gambler and use of civil Confluence R.D. 2 are the par' The project will cause removal rao st of that money would go for Jurors in criminal cases, when ents of a daugnter born in Price i-e of 14 works has begun converting 200 ibehmd the church to another part and gambling," Blanc needed.

at Confluence July 5. said. Blanc said that most the juvenile delinquency in Philadel- 1 tte TTM erym rs SppS nine railroads iin Uniontown at which interested jcmldren. He urged that tne state Clair I manager of the may show cause why the set up schools to train these chil- PRR's heavy repair shop said a project should not be undertaken, dren with funds cut off to the low bid of about $1,300,000 brought Eight of the graves are marked mothers. the contract to tha shop here.

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