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THE GETTYSBURG TIMES, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1954 PAGE SEVEN WATKINS BARS DIVERSIONS IN MCCARTHY CASE WASHINGTON OP Sen. McCarthy insisted Thurs. there was nothing wrong about any of his calls tor government employes to give him information and his counsel icught to show other senators have used secret data. Chairman Watkins (R--Utah) oi A 'Jfit special Senate i censuie charges against McCarthy ruled, however, that the group would not look into the activities of other senators. Edward Bennett Williams, McCarthy's attorney, protested that the ruling "has effectively prevented us from putting in a defense to this case." Cause Of Ruling The specific point which led to Watkins' ruling was an effort by Williams and McCarthy to have the record show that Sen.

John Williams (R--Del) has stated that in his exposure of tax frauds he used eecret information which came into his hands. A defense brief said Sen. Williams was quoted in a magazine Interview (U.S. News World Report) as making such a statement Ruling it out, Watkins held that the defense was leading into "bypaths and diversions" in attempting to "how what other senators had tone iii connection with Senate investigations. McCarthy Objects The chairman said that if his committee started looking into the activities of other senators the senators in question would have to be called and it would take "hours and days" to do this.

Prom the witness chair, McCarthy appealed to Watkins not to expedite the hearings "at the expense" of his defense. He said he was being "precluded" from making an adequate defense presentation by the ruling. Watkins said tfie committee could review the ruling behind floors later but he argued that "if we ever let down the bars" Legion Commander Favors Red Break BEDFORD, Pa. Of)--Pennsylva nia American Legion Commander Sherman W. Mason says he and legion commanders from 20 other states have wired their U.S.

senators urging them to follow the leadership of U.S. Sen. William r. Knowland (R-CalifJ in seeking to sever diplomatic 1 relations with Russia. Mason did not name the others.

Mason told a meeting of the Bedford Legion Post Wednesday that the action stems from a resolution passed at the recent national convention of the Legion in Washington. The resolution called for an immediate diplomatic break with Russia. New Shopping Area To Cost $41 Million DOYLESTOWN, Pa. CD Plans for a 41 million dollar shopping center in Lower Bucks County were disclosed Thursday. Development of a 158-acre tract at the intersection of Rts.

1 and 413, near Penndel and the Langhorne Speedway, was announced by Leon A. Katz and Patrick F. O'Callaghan, New York City. Rezoning of the from residential to a shopping center district was approved last night by the Middletown Township Board of Supervisors. To be called the Lower Bucks County Shopping Center, the project is scheduled to get under way in January.

and start exploring precedents for McCarthy's actions the hearings could drag out for months. McCarthy argued that what he wants to do is prove that in asking people in the government to bring Mm evidence his conduct "was nothing different from what other senators did, from what the vice president did. In fact the vice president went much farther than I did. I was following the approved practice." Ted Williams was the only Red Sox player to hit a homer at Washington's Griffith Stadium in 1953. ANNUAL OF ANTHRACITE HITS NEW LOW WASHINGTON Wl--The 1953 production of anthracite was the lowest annual output since 1881, the U.S.

Bureau of Mines reports. The bureau placed 1953 production at about 31 million net tons, a drop of 24 per cent compared with 1952. The Just-i report said "among the factors principally responsible for the sharp break in production were continued strong competition from petroleum and natural gas in the space-heating field, the virtual disappearance of markets, in the western European countries, and a drop of 28 per cent in exports to Canada." Aggravates Problem It said another contributing factor was the warmer-than-oormal winter. Noting that decling sales and production led to lower employment, tiius aggravating an already serious unemployment problem in the hard coal region of northeastern Pennsylvania, the bureau said: The average number of days worked declined to 163, the lowest since 1932. To minimize the effect of fixed and capital costs upon production, mining was suspended or curtailed at some high-cost deep mines, with an accompanying shift of emphasis to the production of relatively larger quantities of coal from lower-cost and more efficidnt integrated Production Changes This change, it said, resulted in fewer active operations but was effective in that "the increased output per man pee day (rose) from 3.06 tons in 1952 to 3.28 in 1953," a new record for the industry.

Conditions were represented also in production changes, the report noted. "Anthracite underground declined from 61 per cent of total production in 1952 to 58 per cent. Stop pit production from 28 per cent of the 1952 total to 28 per cent, and pro-' To Replace Agents Who Gave To GOP TRENTON, W-Atty. Gen. Grover C.

Eichman Jr. said today he soon would replace most state motor vehicle agents on the ground their organization had made political contributions. The contributions, the Democratic state law enforcement chief listed, were to Republican campaigns. Richman said the firings are a result of a discovery that the "N.J. State Motor Vehicle Agent Assn." had "welded itself into a political body for the support of one particular party, making annual contributions for this purpose." There was no immediate comment from the association.

Richman told a news conference that the organization made a $5,278.79 contribution to the State Republican Finance Committee in 1952 and $34,757 to Paul L. Troast's Republican campaign for governor last year. MAY ABOLISH PUBLIC SCHOOLS By The Anociated Press Mississippi stood a step closer to abolishing its public school system Thursday as advocates and opponents of school segregation continued to spar throughout? the South. The Mississippi House of Repre- Bonneauville BONNBAUVILLB--Kenneth Orndorff, of the U. S.

Navy, stationed in Cuba, is spending a 30-day furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Orndorff. Sgt. John Eck, who recently returned fiom Japan, is spending some time with his parents, Mr.

and James Eck. Mrs. Evelyn Chrismer spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Michael Chrismer, Washington, D.

C. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Legore and Mr. and Mrs.

Earl Orndorff spent the weekend at Sampson Air Force Base, N. with their sons, Allen Legore and Wllmer Orndorff. Mr. and Mrs. C.

W. Chrismer, Brooklyn, N. are spending some time with relatives here. Mrs. Cloyd Miller visited Mr.

and Mrs. John Chrismer, Ashland, Thursday. Miss Elaine Sanders returned home Monday after spending a week in New York City and Gloucester, Mass. Mrs. Prank Marino, Baltimore, is visiting Mr.

and Mrs. Cloyd Miller for several days. Rodney Golden, of the U. S. Navy, is spending a furlough with his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Golden. Mark J. Miller, of the XLS.C.G., Cape May, N. is spending a 10-day furlough with his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Cloyd Miller. duction from culm banks rose from 12 to 13 per the report said. Dredge Output "Out put from dredges remained at about the 1952 level, one per cent of the tota." production. Mechanical loading underground dropped from 41 per cent in 1952 to 38 per cent in 1963 of the total underground production.

the depressed market conditions of 1953 and intense competition within the industry, the average value per ton of the total production increased from $9.36 in 1952 to $8.57." sentatlves voted 109-24 yesterday for a constitutional amendment which would allow the state to abolish public schools. And in Alabama a group of legislators and lawyers asked Gov. Gordon Persons to call a special session of the Legislature to remove the state constitution's provision requiring the state to support public schools. The Misissippi legislature Is in a special session called by Gov. Hugh White to deal with the school segregation situation.

The Senate is expected to follow the House in passing the "private school" enabling amendment, which would then be submitted to voters in a referendum. A spokesman for 'the Alabama group said its plan would involve taking the word "public" from the school requirements in the state constitution, opening the way possibly for a private school system. He said the plan also might entail designating school officials as officers in a move to make them immune from damage suits. Trainers of harness horses find that one of their major headaches on the days when their horses are to race is that nags like too much to eat. BARTLETT PEARS SPONSELLER'S FRUIT MARKET 8 Miles West of Gettysburg On U.

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