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Upsiale Masonic Leader Dies Walter J. Combs, 72. widely known Masonic and 'odd Fellow leader of northern New York, died at 4 a.m. yesterday at his home, 165 Main South Glens Falls, after a long illness. He retired in 1953 as an electrical inspector for the New York Fire Insurance Rating Corp.

He attended South Glens Falls Meth- Church. He was a former member of the electrical board of the City of Troy. Mr. Combs was a member and past master of Glens Falls FAM; a past district deputy of Masonic Dis- 'trict, and patron of Glen Star Chapter, OES. He was a member of the Glens Falls Lions Club and past noble of Electric Lodge, Odd IFellows, and was a past district deputy of the IOOF.

Surviving are his widow, the former Leah Robinson; two sisters, Mrs. B. G. Potter of Chevy Chase, and Mrs. Ida Donnelly of Glens Falls, and one Clarence W.

Combs of South Glens Falls. The funeral will be tomorrow at 2 p.m. from the Regan Home, 341 Glen Glens Falls, with Rev. Merle Stone, pastor of the South Glens Falls Methodist Church, officiating. Burial will be in Glens Falls Cemetery.

Glens Falls Lodge, FAM, conducted rites at the funeral home last night prior to services conducted by the Odd Fellows. THE TIMES RECORD, TROY, N. TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 28 1957 CONTRACT SlGXED-Officials of W. L. E.

Gurley and of Local 12770, District 50, United Mine Workers, yesterday officially signed the wage'and hour contract negotiated last week. Under general terms, both management and employes benefit. Management receives the benefit of changes in the body of the contract whereas employes receive wage increases averaging Rescue Four From Quarry Easton, Pa. 42-year-j A state policeman, with search old amateur cave explorer, hisj light and climbing rope, made his son and two of the boy's schooljway to the four by tracing their pals, 'were rescued unharmedjshouts. He led them to safety yesterday about 18 hours after shortly before mid-day, they had lost their way in nar- John Pfeiffer, a science writer row, twisting passages of an aban- his 12-year-old son Tony and doned stone quarry.

Ichris Ingham and Norman Can- .1618 cents per hour. Present for the signing were, in front left to right, Charles J'. Palso, Richard P. Wildes, Lester C. Higbee, company president, Nicholas Patterson and Ernest E.

KeUogg! In the rear, standing, are James E. Bryce, Winfield C. Raughl, Nelson Brouso, James Williams, Clinton Meneely and Robert Kelleher. Ike Calls Off News Session Eisenhower usually meets with newsmen on Wednesday morning. But press secretary James C.

Hagerty noted that West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer will be in Washington through tomorrow, and added Eisenhower will not hold a conference for that reason. Washington (AP) President Eisenhower will not hold a news conference this week, the White House announced yesterday. ter, each 11, huddled through the night in a cramped passage leading from the main grotto a bit beyond the entrance. Air Force Pilot Killed In Jet Crash Hear Lenox Lenox, Mass. (AP)-An Air Force jet pilot crashed to his death yesterday after his F86D plane apparently stalled during a i lated "dog'fight" with another jet at 1,000 feet.

Scientists Find New Link In Body's Building Of Protein Chicago (UP)--Massachusetts scientists say they have discovered a link in the chain of events leading to the way the body's cells build protein. The ribonucleic acid, with the amino acids attacked, has been isolated and has been shown capable of turning its amino acids over to another part of the cell where they are united to form protein. The puzzle of protein-building has long stymied scientists. Solution of the problem could lead to an understanding of the differ- normal cells--thus pointing a way to the control of cancer. Drs.

Mahlon B. Hoagland, Paul C. Zamecnik and Mary Louise Stevenson of the Massachusetts General Hospital told the Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology of their find in the protein-building experiments. The link involves a large molecule called ribonucleic acid which appears to attach chemically amino acid building blocks to its surface. The pilot's name was withheld by at Wcstbver Air Base, Chicopee, pending notification of kin.

The pilot's body was hurled 50 feet into an open field as the plane crashed and exploded, shooting up flames as high as 50 feet. feet deep and 50 feet wide on the farm land of Emile Roberts. Clifford Whitney, who lives nearby, said he was watching the two jets perform their maneuvers when one of the planes stalled in a climb. The jet started to vibrate, fell over, and plummeted straight down, he said. The pilot apparently tried to eject himself, Whitney reported he saw the'canopy fly off about 100 yards above the ground.

Whitney said he ran toward the plane as soon as it crashed, but it exploded before could reach it. He the 'pilot's mangled body in the field. Westover officials said the two planes were on training Jo Ann Wolff Of Brainard Wins Essay Contest Jo Ann Wolff, 12, daughter of Mrs. Dorothy Wolff of Brainard, has'been adjudged the winner of the essay contest sponsored by the Nassau Improvement Assn. Her essay was entitled "Improvement of Nassau." Jo Ann is a pupil of the seventh 'grade at Central School where she has maintained an A average throughout present school term.

She is a member of Brainard 'Methodist Church and the Girl Scouts. The S10 award will be madt at the school's graduation program in June. maneuvers. Scores of witnesses saw thei plane roll into a deep dive before! crashing about a mile' east of the Lenox-Pittsfield town line. AMBASSADOR DIES Montevideo, Uruguay (AP)-Sir Keith Jopson, British ambassador to Uruguay, died yesterday of 2 heart attack.

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