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tt3 DA1Y KOTIS, CAttX33, TZtZUL WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMSEX 77, 1961 PAGE EIGHT S. L. Drumm Industrialist (Continued From P9 Out) and a director of West Penn Pow Fairless, former cTiairman, United States Steel Corporation; Gwil-lym A. Price, chairman. Westing-house Electric Corporation; the late Ernest T.

Weir, chairman. National Steel Corporation; I. W. Wilson, chairman. Aluminum $4 Billion Approved For Foreign Aid (CMtinwsal Prwn Pao One) ened party-shaking fights.

Obituary Willison G. Meneefy Willison G. (Smiley) Meneely, 54. of Washineton. RD 3, died at New Drugs That Save Lives, Dollars (Continued From Page One) In fact, the price trend of major new drugs such as antibiotics ani hormones has been ge nerally downward." opment of the modern dru industry and traced briefly man's quest for drug sources throughout the ages.

Topper was presented by Dr. S. Safran a member of the Com-! munity Sick Room Service Committee. Guests and visitors included Wil er ComDanv since 1958. Drumm Company of America: H.

J. Heinz 8:20 a.m., Tuesday, Sept. 26, 1961. joined West Penn in 1954 as ex-in Washington Hospital. He had'ecutive vice president, coming Two U.S.

Students Convicted By Reds (Continued From Page One) smuggle a woman student of the Humboldt University illegally into West Berlin by using their foreign passports and automobile." Western newsmen were not permitted to cover the trial and a U.S. spokesman said the American mission here was not in-tirmed ct it. It was not known when the two students ore arrested, but ADN announce an Sept. 13 that they were under est. The news II, chairman, H.

J. Heinz Company; Admiral Ben Moreell, former from New Orleans. Topper said newer drugs havcliam c- N- Day. James Duf- been ill but his death was unex pected. heen an imnortant factor in In- y.

frea Jones and Uonald VU- son. A a i -of New Orleans, Drumm is a graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy. He served in both World Wars, attaining the chairman, Jones Laughlin Steel Corporation; Harry B. Higgins.

former chairman, Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company; George H. Deike, chairman. Mine Safety Ap Mr. ALneely was born Sept. 22, 1907, in Houston, a son of the late creased life expectancy which about 70 years today in the United States, compared with 49 years in 1900.

Smiley ana Nellie Willison neely. lli vas a house painter. He veteran of World War pliances Company; and Philip A. Local Tire Dealer Attends Convention John Andy of Andy's Tire Service 14 S. Central Ave.

is attending the 41st Annual Convention of the National Tire Dealers and Retreatders Association in Cleveland, Ohio. Sept. 23-27. Highlight of the annual meeting is the spectacular tire trade show with more than 235 exhibits, many of them in action, showing the most up-to-date machinery for tire dealers and. ret readers.

Speakers during the Convention include Earl B. Hathaway. Vice President in charge of sales at Firestone Tire Rubber Company; newscaster Paul Harvey; William Keller from LIFE Magazine; and Armand J. Gariepy. Director of Sales Training International.

Other highlights of the five-day program include officer elections, brand meetings, a special Ladies' Program, an address by Leslie L. Wilkinson NTDRA President from Jackson, Mississippi, and a finale There appeared to be little question that President Kennedy got more from his first Congress than many expected. His experience as a former House and Senate member was credited for some of his success. Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield said the legislative achievements amounted to a "substantial investment in the security and progress of the United States." Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson called the session ''successful" and productive.

"The test of a Congress is not Fleeer. chairman of the board An unusual aspect of added life, he said, has been the decrease in McCone To Head Nation's Espionaga (Continued From Page One) nedy's White House office to dis cuss Russian resumption of atmos- II and with tlr 45th In and president, Duquesne Light the number of orphans and tie fantry Division, serving 19 months Company; and Edward J. Han- service said the youths tried to cross through the Fricdrich increase in the number of people rank of Captain, U.S. Naval Re serve, in World War II. Drumm is also a director of the Pittsburgh National Bank, the First National Bank of Greens-burg, and the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland, Pittsburgh Branch.

Among his electric industry na ley, president, Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corporation. inheric nuclear tests. Strasse checkpoint "in a drunken The of the Award Committee who selected Drumm McCone has been a strong advocate of U.S. test resumpMon in the light of Russian activity breaking a moratorium which had ex in African and European theaters. He was a member of the American Legion; Veterans of Foreign Wars; Loyal Order of Moose and Painters Local 208.

He was married July 10, 1936, to Marie Sperl, who survives. Also surviving are thro; sisters, Mrs. Grace McDaid, Eighty Four, for the 1961 Award are: Chairman tndition" with the girl in the rank of their car. David McFadden of Santa Ana. Ferrey's brother in law, aid neither of the youths drank.

John A. Mayer, president, Mellon over 100 years of age. "Orphan children today are rare," he said. "A generation agj there were at leasi 800,000 orphans with both parents dead. Today there are fewer than 90,000 in a population much larger.

Wc also have in America a growing number of people 100 years old. At last count there were seven thousand." National Bank Trust Company isted since October, 1958 tional activities, he serves on th; steering committee of the Electric Companies' Public Information a hat it failed to do but what it ucceeded in doing," John son said. But Senate GOP Leader Everett Frank B. Chase, president, Kauf mann's Department Store; Wil- Program and the managemen' McCone, although a Republican, West Coast industrialist with headquarters in San Francioco. He was expected in Newport to re RD 1, Mrs.

Dorothy Temple liam F. Chase, president Bearing M. Dirksen, who backed Kenne- Council postponed until next Monday a showdown session which could ultimately decide the fate committee of the Electric Com-, dy's foreign aid appropriation re Service, Edward J. Hanley, Washington, and Mrs. Elizabeth Temple.

West Middletown, and quest and his stand on Berlin, of Nationalist and Communist president, Allegheny Ludlum Steel ceive the appointment from the sanies' Advertising Program, and past chairman of the Commercial Division general committee and the management practices several nieces and nephews. China in the United Nations. The speaker outlined the devel-' President. Company; Paul A. Neely, presi Friends will be received in the dent, Society of Industrial Real Abel Funeral Home, Washington, tors; S.

Lee Kann, W. J. McNeil, committee of Edison Electric In stitute. where services will be held at 2 both of the SIR. CLOVER FARM FINEST 89 A CLOVER FARM PRODUCT RED CUP COFFEE Friday, Sept.

29. Burial said the session was "long on quantity, short on quality and plenty rough on the taxpayers' pocketbook." On its closing day, Congress approved a $3.9 billion public works appropriation but postponed until Jan. 15 action on a controversial bill to give tax relief to DuPont 55 Paul A. Neely is president of Washington Cemetery with mili the Western Pennsylvania Chap is a director of the Pittsburgh Regional Industrial Development Corporation, Pennsylvania Economy League, Pitts tary services by Edwin Scott Le ter of the Society of Industrial Bnoor.is E. WINDEX WINDOW ivi i ii at xi Realtors gion American Legion Post 175.

Conner Service Funeral service for the tev stockholders. The Senate deferred burgh Regional Planning Association, a member of the sponsoring CLEANER 20 Oz. Bottle Sale iwniiLiiaiiiiyaMxiuiii Starts IX the DuPont bill rather than face committee of Allegheny Confer- extended debate that would block Gilbert M. Conner, Canonsburg 39 39 VIV FLOOR Sept. I adjournment.

RD 1 who died Sept. 24, 1961 was held Sept 26, at 1 p. 3nce on Community Development, and a director of educational television station WQED. He is a former vice president Tanker Unloading Fuel Explodes, One Killed, 24 Hurt (Continued Fran Page One) The body was identified as that WAX 14 Oz. Can from the W.

Leonard Griffith Funeral Home in charge of the Rev. Thomas R. Thomas, pastor and presently honorary director of International House, New Or of Clyde V. Leonard, able-bodied leans; former member of the Louisiana state board of commerce seaman, Norfolk, Va. U.N.

Resumes Debate To Bar Troika (Continued From Page One) departure from Russia's previous insistence on three secretaries general, each with a veto power, representing the Communist, West and neutralist countries. Leonard's home address was of First Methodist Church. Burial was in Jefferson Memorial Park. Pallbearers Were: Roy Clyde, William McLhinney, William MacFarland, James Walker Paul Pesavento and Charles Morgan. and industry; past president and presently honorary director of 3192 Pioneer Ave.

Exact cause of the fire was not Greater New Orleans, a for determined. 3ut witnesses said it mer director of the National As- No. 16 Regular TWINE MOP Each CZ) SPRAY WAX 7c Off 7-ox. Con Bon Ami 59 20c Off 22-oz. Con Kwik 39 Liquid Detergent apparently began in a heavy oil ociation of Manufacturers; a for- mer national director of the Navy slick on the water and spread Four-Headed Troika Leauue of the United States: and I about 500 yards to the tanker But further information dis an honorary member of the Tu- closed that Zorin wanted U.

N. lane University chapter of Omi- ron Delta Kappa. He was a recipient of Freedoms executive decisions to be taken by the secretary general only in agreement with the three dep which was unloading 60,000 barrels of high octane fuel at the aviation fuel terminal dock. When the flames reached the ship, the first explosion rocked the waterfront and enveloped the vessel in flames. Screaming crewmen leaped Foundation George Washington Cause for Alarm MEMPHIS, Tenn.

(UPD Mrs. H. C. Gwyn revealed her sister's secret of putting the vacuum cleaner to work as an alarm clock. Mrs.

Gwyn said her sister's clock radio was out of order. So, her sister placed the vacuum Ueaner beside the bed and plugged it into the back of the radio. "It works," Mrs. Gwyn said. "Every morning the vacuum whirs on at the right time." uties.

honor medal this spring. Recognizing this as a "four- Previous winners of the Society of Industrial Realtors awards headed troika," Stevenson imme or dashed down the TENDER PLUMP CHOICE FRYERS lave been: Richard K. Mellon, diately pronounced vigorous U. S. hairman, Mellon National Bank gangplank before that escape opposition.

Late Tuesday night the Security route cut off by the flames. Trust Company; Benjamin F. Lb. FRYERS CC LEGS BREASTS Leg of Lamb Lb. 69 Lamb Patties Lb.

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