The Times Leader from Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania • 10

A Ten wilkes-barre; record, Saturday. june 13, im. SOYcartOld Grand Jury Hears Martin Luther Kingjj hut thpr was no! St. Aueustine, June 12 stration was peaceful and then been informed that 700 white! looked on but there was no Romney Invites Candidates To Meet Willi Delegation Lansing, June 12 Gov. George W.

Romney today invited four candidates for the Republican presidential nomination to meet with the Michigan Delegation here June 26. Martin Luther King testi By HARRISON' CARROLL people planned to march through trouble. downtown at 10 City po ce and State iroopers Hollywood-Happy to report the Grand-Jury stepped Urging citizens td help relieve racial tensions, the St. John's County Grand Jury reported a kingand two mn.e Arrested at the motel restaur ii riiiiujier ana nis rounn wife, the former Maria Mandeil. few hours after it convened that it would try "to establish mean Sure, we yelled at each other ant today was Hosea Williams of, Savannah, Negro, a leader in the Southern Christian Leader-: ship Conference which King Romney sent the invitations!" a little in Palm Snrines." oon.

ingful lines of communication through which the diverse groups fied tonight before ft Grand Jury that hopes to stop racial violence here, and then he was driven back to jail with a police dog on the seat beside him. At the same time, the State of Florida decided to sk Federal Court to allow St. Augustine to re-instate its ban on night marches. A hearing was set for tomorrow morning before U. S.

District Court Judge Bryan Simpson in Jacksonville. Kev. Kaipn Aoernatny and a white chaplain, the RevWilliam England of Boston University, pleaded Innocent today to charges of trespassing, intent to breach the peace and conspiracy, Bonds totaling S900 each were to Sen. Barry Gdldw ater of Ari involved may establish mutually an opportunity to meet and talk, with each of the The Michigan Governor re- zona, Gov. William Scranton of heads.

The organization is aireci-ing the Integration efforts, in St. Augustine. acceptable solutions. firmed Johnny when I called to check a separation rumor. "But it was nothing.

Maria is right here now helping me celebrate my birthday." 7 Pennsylvania, Gov. Nelson A 'subcommittee of the Grand Rockefeller of New-vYork and nLwed tlnent of position after Scranton King of Atlanta, told newsmen set' by County Judge Charles today formally cot while he was waiting ar Jury called for any individual de siring to be heard to come be-fore it starting at 3 p. m. today Sen. Margaret Cha.se Smith of Mathis.

A hearing The news was all good from Maine. July 7. A ederal Court al v. tne screen's one-time "Tar-7n Seven more Negroes joined in limiting bonds to $100 per night in tne M. jonjns.u ni His biograDhv.

"Water Wnrlrfl World "On behalf of Michigan Dele cnarge applied only to Si persons v- Weissmuller, is ready to hit said moved during Atty. Gen. James Kynes said he would try to prove a "clear and present danger existed in the' nightly marches. Two of gates to the Republican National had King was the Stands Jtnrl ha hollavac it koi arrested earlier. Convegtion I wish to invite you King said he probably would mm 4 hHi(! the makings of a good picture to I star his son, John Jr.

them ended In violence the night because of threats on his life. King said that it was very not declared himself in the race. However, Romney gave Scranton an implied boost by saying -he felt the Pennsylvania Governor's public -record and public positions "indicate he will favor -a plat form, in keeping with our Republican' heritage, and if nominated would work to carry it out." He later called Scranton's entry into the race "A hopeful de- tegration leader Martin Luther King in the county jail. They tried'-to be served at the same motel restaurant (Monson) where King and 17 other persons were arrested yesterday. Shortly afterward, about 23 to meet with our delegation to post bond and get put of jail Negroes marched peacefully tor, the "week end since he is And Junior has some news of! discuss the issues facing our scheduled to receive an honorary me jail ouiinai ne.u.er 2 nor any other demonstrator hadiwil, hp mBrri degree from Yale University.

He party and our nation and the solutions to those issues," said the identical telegrams. been mistreated. Imonths tn cn Pr.n.M nore Negroes were arrested for said he would return to St. UH( A J. WilV-IOVU Ud UlY A Negro high school bancLJudy Andell.

The invitations were in keep leader, Robert Braden. reported I -flllmnict ro. j. ing with Romney's demand that tonight to downtown park, the fourth night demonstration in a row, and freld a brief integration rally. More than 100 policemen and a few white spectators watched.

Police cleared the park, which in the past had been a trouble spot, and only a few dozen white spectators showed up. There was no trouble. vefpmentiaJhe light of the feeling of futility that had trying to descgrate several res- Augustine by next Tuesday. taurants. Then about 30 Negroes More than 100 Negroes picketed the park with placards marched singing downtown to denouncing segregation.

the Old Slave Market in a city In another development, park and held an integration Sheriff L. O. Davis said he hadlrally. Dozens of white spectators his house was fired on be dawn. Sixteen bullet holes 'RXfrtn t0 teep Cllff the Michigan GOP Delegation remain unpledged until it has existed." louna oui none oi xne occupants was hurt, he said.

It was actress Francine York who took him to the airport when he left for Spain, and he nas Deen calling her from Shop Mon. Thru Sai 9:30 'Til 9 Missionary Recruits to Conduct Services Hanover Twp. Legion The Grand Jury said it would try to open the way to biracial ew were aware they even talks. That could be the most MRS. ROSE GUIDO A party and family reunion was held in honor of the 80th birthday anniversary of Mrs.

Guido, 260 Lynne Drive, Sheffield Lake, Ohio, and formerly of Swoyersville and Luzerne. The party was at the Swoyersville American Legion Home and guests included her ehil-dien, grandchildren, and great erandchildren. Missionary recruits of the annual candidate school of International Missions, Incorporated, Anew eacn otner. significant step toward racial All may not be lost vet be Home Burglarized Hanover Township Police are continuing the investigation of a burglary at Hanover Town The night service will open with a singspiration under direction of Walter Moses. Mrs.

Ben Hall will serve es accompanist and a vocal solo will be sung by Ruth Ann Payne. The missionary Teace since King's organization began an assault on segregation will conduct both the morning rween me Mickey Callans. worship and night service of Cal in this ancient city. A few hours after I printed the vary Bible Church at 10 a. and 7:45 p.

m. separation story (Carlyn author- ship American Legion Post 609 trainees, accompanied by Mr. El-i King, looking tired after three hours before the jury committee, declined to comment on what ueu hi uie iwo were aininsr to. Home, 154cLee Park Avenue. row LaRowe, home secretary of Rev.

Robert Matthews, pastor, gemer at the Luau. Present: Mrs. Steve Mon- According to police, thieves announces the participants will went on behind the closed doors. International Mission, will give their personal testimonies and be young people trained at Wash' made off with an amount of liquor and an undisclosed amount "As you know, Grand Jury "It kind of shocked Mickey when he read the story," ex-pained Carlyn. "He wanted to also present special musical se ington Bible College, Washington, proceedings are secret, he said.

of cash. lections. u. Toronto Bible College. "I sworn to secrecy.

Sunday School session will be Toronto, Canada; Whitworth Col Burglary was discovered by talk things over, so we had dinner together. I don't know King was driven away from at with classes tor an ages, lege, Spokane, Prairie Joseph Sukolaski, a maintenance mart for HanoverTownship wnether we will work rhines Bible. Institute, Three Hills, Al the courthouse with a police, dog sitting next to him in the rear out, out writ put off berta; and Appalachian Bible, School District, Wednesday after Bosons Sued seat. The State Attorney Gener taming 10 an attorney." noon. Sukolaski noticed the rear College, Bradley, West Va.

For fun and SDort. Deirdre door was opened and called po Recovery of $111.42 from International Missions, with al said the decision to seek a reversal on the ban was made lice. Flynn, daughter of Nora Bosons Company, 71 East North headquarters in Jersey City, N. after consultation with Gov. Far Haymes and the late Errol is an interdenominational mis Police, said the burglars took ampton Street, for merchandise is sought by Waterman-Bic Pen Day ris Bryant and St.

Augustine of- Uynn; has joined a eirls' soft- sion society with overseas work czewski, Luzerne; Dr. and Mrs. J. J. Zawadzki and son, John, Kingston; Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Myslinski, daughter Marlene and son Wally. Swoyersville; Dr. and Mrs. T.

S. Nowinski nd son Ted, Mr. and Mrs. Emil Luzerne: Mrs. S.

Leturn, Forty Fort; Mr. and Mrs. John Leturn, Sheffield Lake: Mrs. Florence Kirby, Checktowaga, N. Mr.

and Mrs. Stanley Myslinski and daughter Carol, Pottsville; Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Koscielnick, Woodbridge, N. Mr.

and Mrs. Andrew Patrylak, sons Andrew and Richard. Edison, Township, Jv; Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Myslinski.

and sons Mark Brown and Garry. Bethlehem; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ambru-savage, Bethlehem; Peggy Myslinski, Harrisburg. 11 als.

bail team the She two boxes of cigars, eight bottles of whiskey, one botle of wine, two cases of beer and cash from Corporation, Wiley Street, Mil1 in India, East and -West Pakis plays first base. tan, Iran, East Africa, Philip ford, in a suit begun at The Jacksonville judge lifted the police ban on night marches Llaine Stewart, here from pines nd Surinam, and has the the courthouse yesterday. New York, confirmed that she Complaint, filed by Attys. John a cigarette machine and a juke box. Entry was gained by breaking a window, police reported.

Chief John Radko is heading Tuesday. Demonstrations that night and the next ended with more than a dozen persons injured. The third night's demon largest commitment in missionary work among Muslims of any interdenominational missionary society. 1 H. Doran and Joseph F.

Flanagan, also asks interest from February 19, 1962. and television producer Merrill Heater are going steady and talking marriage, but said they can't do anything about it until the investigation. we recommend OMEGA ner divorce is final Dec. 30. Be now and then she may do a picture Tokyo, and an other in Egypt.

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or other reasons will be a new Marian Miller, formerty of! recite, "Getting Ready to Live With Jesus." Miss Miller also will speak at if the 11 a. m. worship service, itli was announced by pastor, A. E.jf Neil. Tndnv's ffprin ic fnr thoi question the June Current Popu lation Survey, It was announced r.jriy ron, now serving in a South India Mission hospital as supervisor of 130 Indian nurses and student nurses, and presently nnstian Kecord, which pro by John Gibson, Director of the TO DUY? BUILD? REMODEL? vides talking machines and nome on lunoun, and Catharine Nathanial, a native of India and Ui S.

Bureau of the Census re gional office at Philadelphia. This question will be in addl braille literature for the blind. Activities for the week include a Fellowship supper Sunday night at 5:30 in the church social room and mid-week prayer serv nursing student who accompanied Miss Miller to United States for further study, will be interviewed by Mrs. Booth. Eoth nurses will be leavine for Colum iion iq me usual inquiries on employment and unemployment included at the request of the Lbor Department's Bureau of ice Wednesday at 7:45 p.

m. if V-c bia Union College's summer session shortly. You'll find the friendly folks at the Miners happy to help you with your plant. They'll advise and assist, and arrange tht financing quickly at low BANK rates. Estate Divided Matistkcs in the Census monthly Current Population Survey.

The Census Bureau, also, will 1 2 b. $115 miss Miner holds a masters degree in nursing school ad ASSORTED CHOCOLATES Doxf iaork wrapped jwst for hiw ministration. Miss Nathaniel also Agnes V. Gallagher, Hazleton, left Jewlery, silverware, household furniture and personal effects tn AfrnM Purr Knv as supplementary questions thi month of women who have ever 1 'V been married to obtain inform Everything Easier At The Minert! wieaicai college in Vellore, India. Powell Road, Springfield, tion on the number of children CASDY Street Floor ever Dorn under a will probated yesterday at the office of Register of Wills After the interview, Mrs.

Booth will present the poetic reading "The World Grows Better Year by Tear." as a tribute to th The Current Population Survey k. i iielen A. Connor. Remainder of the estate 3s left to a sister, Hannah G. Carr, Hazleton, if living.

If not. It goes to the executor, Agnes Carr Fox. The will is dated October work Miss Miller has been doing In South India Mission field since 1951. i win uonuuciea nere and in 356 other sample areas through the country during the week of June 14. Census Bureau interviewer! who will collect information locally include: Mr.

Children i Division also will i. Fritndlf Heifjitortiool Offices: Wast M.rt.t St, WilWs-larre Str8C NanticoU Mjrk.t Strat, NanticeU Msin Strttt, Dallas Main Straat, Asiilty At Tha Trisnyla, Meuntaintaa participate In the program under 29, 1959. Miss Gallagher died THE ONLY, COMPLETE REGIONAL JVATI0JYJ1L BINK Msuibf hdsrsl JWtwsit Insurtse Corpert( Margaret W. Frederick 41 Knox Street, Wilkes-Barre, Penna. and Mrs.

Mary T. Hinese 402 Susquehanna Avenue West Pittston. i April 19 in St. Joseph's Hospital, Hazleton, at the age of 79. Personal oroDertv is valued at mrecuon oi Mrs.

Muriel Seigel. Kindergarten Department will sing, "Heaven A Happy Place." Lynetta will recite, SHOPPING CENTER IN N. E. PENNA. 51,000.

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