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Joliett Keffers POnSVlLLE (PA.) REPUBLICAN WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, IMS 80 Die MARKETS 2 Continued from First Page feeder steers 23.00-25.00, cutter and Toot Southern States Mr. and Mrs. Ira AUwein and daughter. Bonita, HoUidaysburg, utility cows 14.75-16.50. Making up a quarter of Humli- SALISBURY, Md.

(AP) (US- way deaths reported during tha four-day Independence Day celebration, which was a record for the holiday period. California led kon's population, they were fly DA) Delmarva poultry: Broilers calves 75; choice and prime vealers 31.00-35.00, good grade toured the southern states and and fryers 14.7-15.6.. ing to Geneva on a trip organized by a fanning cooperative. visited many historical places, 7b.UKSl.U0, utility 19.00-22.00. NEW YORK (AP) (USDA) an states in the Labor Day holiday traffic deaths with among them the home of Thom Hogs 150; barrows and gilts The disaster strucK at 7:20 Wholesale egg offerings short on 18.50-18.75.

as Jefferson at Monticello, va. Four minutes before officials re mediums and adequate on bal and the home of James Monroe, The nation's traffic deaths from Jan. 1 to Aug. 1 totaled 22,930, a record far the period end an av Sheep, not enough to aMi ported they had lost contact with a market Charlottesville, Va. They then the Caravelle.

visited Mrs. Allwein's parents. ance. Demand spotty. New York spot quotations: Whites: Extras (47 lbs.

min.) 404-42; extras medium. (40 lbs. averaee) 36-37: top quality (47 lbs. Farmers in the village of Bett- erage of about 110 a day. The National Safety Council said th Mr.

and Mrs. Aaron KimmeL Jo wil, eight miles northeast of number of fatalities during- a non- v-9. liett, and returned to HoUidays Duerrenaesch, said they saw a 557 Road Deaths On Long Holiday holiday weekend at this time burg with their niece, Pamela glowing fire moving at great min.) 44-47; mediums (41 lbs. would total 3G0. Jean Kimmel.

speed through the mist, accom average) 37-38; smalls (36 lbs. CHICAGO (AP) Traffic acci panied by a loud roaring sound average 23-24; peewees 17-18. Browns: Extras (47 lbs. min.) Down Where Rsh Are dents in the nation during the ex- Duerrenaesch villagers said they Mr. and Mrs.

Sherwood Kimmel, Joliett, were bisitors to Hil-lidaysburg Monday and home with their daughter, tended Labor Day weekend killed heard an explosion, looked up and WEST PLAINS, Mo. (AP) The 444-46: too quality (47 lbs. min.) and Wildlife Service win use 557 persons, a record for the hoU-lFish saw me mazing piane coming AX 48-50; mediums (41 lbs. aver- down, over their houses. Some day.

Pamela Jean. aee) 36-37: (36 lbs. aver- The death toU topped the prevw atrel 23-24: Deewees 17-15. a two-man submarine in a 10-year study of fish behavior in the big lakes of nearby north Arkansas. I j- said the big craft grazed the roof of two farm buildings before World's most prolific oil and gas wells range from 5,000 to LANCASTER, Pa.

(AF (Vi- ous nign oxoui set last year, it also equaled the number of high-1 smashing into the earth and dis DA) Cattle 200; good and. choice 12,000 feet deep. integrating. No Cause Indicated A Swissair spokesman said there was no indication of the Shop Thursday 12 Noon To 9 PU; Friday 9:30 AL1 To 9 PU I cause of the accident. Swissair was checking over cop mi This itiwKi'iiilfrfnii'iiiiiimiiiimi inryiriV Wi1)rifiy frunrmr -r--fv AIR CONDITIONED FOR YOUR SHOPPING COMFORT is the SURVEY DAMAGE Residents on outskirts of storm.

Portion of a roof is in foreground. No seri-St Mary's look over damage caused by tornado-like pus injuries were reported. (AP Photofax) casual Tornadoe Continued from First Page was reported In satisfactory con dition. In Pittsburgh, he U.S. Weather Bureau said the storm is consid ies of tickets to establish a complete passenger list, expected to be issued later today.

Under new international regulations, companies are no longer obliged to keep complete passenger lists for each flight The passengers were believed to include 22 married couples from the Swiss hamlet of Hum-likon who were on a trip organized by a farming cooperative. Most of the other passengers were believed to be Swiss. Rescue found debris and bodies. scattered over an area of several hundred feet The blazing wreckage lighted up nearby farm houses. Mrs.

Emil Luescher, wife of a Duerrenaesch baker, told newsmen she and her family "first thought the cork factory across the road had exploded. The whole house shook, all the window panes went to pieces. "The plane came down about 200 yards from our house. When we got there we. saw only a part of the fuselage sticking out of a deep crater.

The rest of the plane was strewn in bits and pieces over the houses in the area." The crash was the third accident involving fatalities in operation of the French-built plane. The first crash, at Ankara, Tur ered an unconfirmed tornado un til an investigation is made to positively classify the storm. Tom Huber of Radio Station WKBI in St. Marys watched the storm from a hill outside town. "It looked just like a tornado," c- -v' I i I 'VJ A I t-r I he said.

"It was funnel shaped and touched the ground. It was about 15 feet across at the bottom and then mushroomed up at the top to about 100 feet. Then it mushroomed into a big storm cloud." No fires were reported, but but firemen from six other com munities joined St. Marys firemen in standing by to watch for any outbreak of flames due to key, Jan. 19, I960, killed 41 per downed power lines.

sons. The second, at Rabat, Mo rocco, Sept. 12, 1361, killed 77. Officials at Sud Aviation, which McKEANSBURG builds the twin-jet craft, said official investigations absolved the Elva Bauscher, town, spent the planes of operational blame. past few days vacationing iin At No Pickup 113-ta25.

lantic City. Carol An Gulick has returned HklQ IPcmjKpS for women Bl To Parade Friday Palo Alto Fire Department will to her home after spending sev CONSOLE ONE ANOTHER -Three unidentified women look to each other for comfort outside ruins of their home after storm ripped through outskirts eral weks visiting Florida and (AP Photof ax) of SL Marys, the southern states. She was ac BREATHIN' BRUSHED PIGSKIN BY WOLVERINE participate in the Mahanoy City! parade Friday night. All mem-j bers who desire to parade are, requested to be at the fire house! companied by Jane Fernsler. 1 Shitiey Firestone and Carol Ann tial law was imposed in South Szoner of Reading.

Viet Nam. A Roman Catholic, at 5:30 p. m. They will be led by; Here Is Comfort Beyond Compare I Hushpuppies In $oft, supple, breothln' brushed pigskin. You'll love the neutral shades of Gunsmoke, Riverbed, and Stampede.

Choose the Tie Oxford or the fasy Going Step-in Model. Both in Women's Sizes. Come in and try them on today. Charge it In Pomeroy's Air-CooIed Second Floor Shoe Salon I The McKeansburg Flower Club Diem has denied Buddhist charges of religious discrimination. The Vietnamese government Mahanoy Area High School Band.

A piece of apparatus' from Citizens Fire Company will be in line. held its regular meeting 8 the home of aMrs. Krammes, Deer Lake. spokesman noted that "Kennedy said the United States should not withdraw its support of Viet Nam, and mat is heartening." U.S. mili Shop Thursday 12 Noon To 9 P.

hi; Friday 9:30 A. M. To 9 P. Ill tary and other aid to Viet Nam Cm rj is running $500 million a year. Washington reacted sharply to a story published in Saigon that the U.S..

Central Intelligence Agen cy had plotted to overthrow, the Diem government with the help of dissidents in South Viet Nam. AIR CONDITIONED FOR YOUR SHOPPING CQWFORT State Department press officer Richard I. Phillips denied the charges which appeared- in a Si government backed Vietnamese newspaper, the Times of Viet Nam. He likened the story to a fiction thriller. The State Department acknowl edged that the U.S.

embassy in Saigon had rejected a formal re quest from South Vietnamese au thorities for custody of three Buddhist monks who took refuge in the embassy Sunday. -A vx r5 The three include Thich Tri Quang, top organizer of the Budd hist anti-government movement. me embassy turned away- a fourth monk who appealed for asylum Tuesday. "We're just too full," an embassy official May Continued from First Page safe." The conclusion was reached by rescue officials at a conference following a descent by three men REMINDER OF STORM Debris on ground and entangled in utility wires serves as reminder of storm which hit St. Mary's, Tuesday.

Note house tilted off its foundation in background. B2Y2 feet into the mine slope shortly before noon. Climbing into the perilous 80- degree slope, aided by rope and carrying gas lamps, were Gordon John M. Davis Continued from First Page and softly even when telling a joke. Friend Of Bill Green His old law office in downtown Smith, of Pottsville, Pennsylvan ia Deputy Secretary of Mines: Clarence Kashner, Shamdkin, Philadelphia was located across the street from the Democratic P'7 A'-PV sx vl.

1 wmm -HZ-'--' mZ (' 1 fashion voltago president of the Independent Mi objective, a stickler for the letter of the law. Davis, a Democrat, refrained ners, Breakermen and Truckers; city headquarters and he fre-! quently stopped in to have a word and Albert J. Grebloski, Philadel- from seeking the party's gubernatorial nomination in a primary phia, assistant mine and tunnel with party chairman and Con gressman, William J. Green Jr, battle last year because he is an inspector for the Reading Hail road. 40-Minute Trip It was Green, a confidant of the organization man.

This loyalty President, who pushed Davis' name for the federal court, It was Grebloski who proposed a tunnel under the slope to locate helped him get his new job. Now Out Of Politics Now, as a judge, he considers Davis has two main hobbies Bova. It was one of several sug music and photography. He plays himself out of politics although he the piano and 4he electric organ, gested moves, each of which would take a minimum of 120 believes the Democrats will re delights in snapping pictures of Fashion With days his wife, Eva, and children two gain the Statehouse in 1966 because the party has "the interests Forty minutes after their de daughters and a son. Exercise? He's no walker in the scent, the men were pulled to the of the people at heart." His biggest task as lieutenant ZEPHYR SUEDE CO-ORDINATES surface and conferred with Dr." Kennedy image.

Nor a golfer, nor governor was to head a commit Beecher Charmbury, State Secre in any manner athletically In Left: clined. tary of Mines and Mineral Indus tries, and James Cummings, fed "Dandy Stripe" Shirt, Sz. 30 to 38 6.98 Zephyr Suede Jacket, Sz. 10 to 16 14.99 Zephyr Suede Skirt, Sz. 10 to 18 .8.99 "I leave the exercise to my era! mine inspector.

former law partner," he says without moving a muscle. That Following the conference, Greb loski said: partner is Isadore Bellis, former 10.00 Center: 8.98 'After exainining the inside of Pennsylvania amateur tennis star. an tee to revitalize and beef up education in Pennsylvania. He also served as chairman of the Board of Pardons. "I thinlr that the combination of my experience In the lower court and in the pardons board will be of great help to me 'in my work In the District Court," the quiet-speaking Davis said.

A conservative dresser (mainly greys, dark blues and browns), .5.99 11.99 .7.99 "Persian Fan" Shirt, Sz. 30 to 38 Zephyr Suede Skirt, Sz. 10 to 18 Glamora Cardigan, Sz. 30 to 38 the slope, we could see timbers starting to bend. My conclusion is that it would be unsafe to use Diem Right: reinforced steel plates in an attempt to tunnel under the present Continued from First Page "Dandy Stripe" Shirt, Sz.

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apparently had in mind slope." Davis modestly guards his greying, thinning hair. He has twinkling blue-grey eyes between rimless bifocals and speaks slowly Diem's brother-adviser, Ngo Dinhj Grebloski added, "The danger Nhu. Washington believes Nhu 'aspect is too great. We don't want was responbile for the anti-Budd- anyone killed in this recovery op-hist crackdown Aug. 21 when mar-'eration." POMEROY'S SECOND FLOOR SPORTSWEAR.