The York Dispatch from York, Pennsylvania • 15

i i THE YORK DISPATCH, FRIDAY, JANUARY 17, 195 S. UK KLAN GETS' ON WARPATH fribe IKE TQ GIVE AWARDS TOjFBI CHIEF, OTHERS jtVacts to Gold Medals Against Racial iotefration Jan 1. LP A For; Civilian Workers to Be Conferred WASHINGTON, Jan. 17, UP- C' against President Eisenhower named FBI -c l'fn uffIlt town offi- director J. Edgar Hoover and four Ka 11,11 a possible other government workers as the 10 8 mis alarmed nrst recipients of the presidents Sold medal award for distinguish-one- ed Federal Civilian service.

of Robeson he sward, authorized by con-over recent. ress but conferred for the Gainst racial first time this year, is the highest tKC 1 Us cci tr -n r05S honor the government can bestow its i career civilian employes, burnings and The medals, to be at rally and a House ceremony Jan. 27. i- win, aiSo g0 to: hafa lal-ge Henderson deputy under-ir bemen liecetarl of state for administration, -d ratior H'1 re je'f c' the klan ri T-, laboratory for mineral ii.ggo.cs a sP nutrition of plants, for his ex- S'a of Si traordiaary and versatile achieve- Seexoo've -situation. 1 ments (through called upon 1 6 Nm the klan ACTOR TRIES SUICIDE Cowboy Star Lash LaRue Takes Sleeping Pills LONG BEACH.

Jan. 17, UP-Cowboy actor Lash LaRue. 40, was recovering from an overdose of sleeping pills he told neighbors he took because Life isnt worth living." The actor was sued for divorce by his wife, Paddie Wilson. 27, and a few hours later was rushed to Seaside Hospital after telling neighbors in the apartment house -where he lived that he had taken a dozen of the sleeping pills. LaRues stomach was pumped at ried to actress Barbara Fuller hut that marriage lasted only nine months.

Two years ago LaRue was cleared of charges of receiving sto- len property in Memphis, Tenn. 87-YEAR-OLD TURNS IN DRIVERS LICENSE LITTLE FALLS, N. Jan. 17, UP An 87-year old motorist has turned in his drivers license, saying, Im going to quit w-hile Im ahead. Fred Poulson returned his un- -u completed application for a renewal to the division of motor vehicles.

He put a note on it, saying, I have never had an accident since! the hospital and physicians reported 1 1 started driving in 1910. Rather MARK TRAIL him out of danger. spoil this record, with so 1 The actor, best known for his manT crazT dnvers tb rad whip-snapping act both on the, 1 am turmn2 in my license. screen and in personal for his exceptional contributions had been married to Miss Wilson, radians said Cumulation and execution for six years. She accused him of 111 the klan States foreign policy.

extreme cruelty in th 'U bilsk sale of Hendricks, chief complaint and asked for $1,000 a Kresim will have to get rid of hi Alarmed1 montb alimony and $500 a month television set or get rid of the skunk support for their two children, 'encamped under his house Kresim Paddy, four, and Kim, two. jsaid every time the cowboys shoot The LaRues were married in it (up on Western programs, the Yuma, Dec. 15, 1951. The gun-shy skunk unlooses a smelly cowboy actor previously was mar-defense. basic research.

Rogef- W. Jones, assistant director for legislative reference of the au5V 1 buSet bureau, who was cited for tr'-ac-vu'? the K.an. I exceptional objectivity and cr? ld tructivteness in the development tVC- iPe aU of federal legislation. ena5 ku Williim B. McLean, technical c5 wJ.h tre k.an director of the naval ordinance 1 the only sup- test nation, who directed the de- Vj-fkan rd ly coming velopnjent of the.sidewmder guided 1 of'-sMonal agi- rmssdq weapons system.

His aid lobg.ng houses i citation praised his conception and w.i-pav er-tnan-Uiual busi! development 0f extremely rd a lot of new effective, simple and economical been in area air tot air missile system of in-, nSwe violence. and calculable value to the defense of Vbj. the rally is held 1 the nation. -I-pnieed Hoover, FBI director since 1924, awa 5 had good race received the award because his drive don mtend brilliant leadership has contributed r.t C'- 2 UP lmmeasuxably to the preservation I-d a-' Police ancj strength of the nation, its con- A5F From Nine to Five i stitutium and laws. la Ci.e ff Mai ion, r'e kid-r icaaois.

said Vu.Qv icpent devel- oc caU-ng off the New NEGRO WINS CASE developed -h; wren the klan burned 'he county a warn-, v3H'-sasr't mixing with i I ML UNION CUTS York Apartment Told to Admit Him as Tenant Special to the Dispatch a i New York Herald Tribune WHITE PLAINS, N. Jan. 17-In a far-reaching decision Involving civil rights, the New York State Supreme! Court ruled that Rochelle CTACC Ef? 1 fin 1 a luxury apartment house in 'iELD olArr D1 IUU JGW Rochelle, must admit a Negro as a tenant. Thej court ruled that since the building of the apartments was financed partly through federal housing administration loans it comesi under the jurisdiction of the states anti-bias laws. The building is said to have an all-white occupancy at present.

Justice Samuel E. Eager handed PO fle'd o' gan.zcrs and downj the decision in a suit brought fceadquaitcis staff by Nerris G. Shervington, a former i-pi-t ogram, ar- Chicago Negro businessman who is -C I sec- field (representative for the WJ' d'B Schni; ciated Publishers, Inc, advertising tbp fenc-ation's lo: i representatives in New York city me exDuinon of Shertington, who presently lives in -f 5 a-d other unions, a public housing project in Upper at an acMiovv lodged lack 'Manhattan, made application for an p-1 st.pg new membe apartment in Rochelle Arms and lea's was turned down. -C I lost about The owners of the building con-i arnua' per capita dues tended that they, as private owners, rn expe led the team-1 bad Sa right to rent to whom they it u-i-kC id confectonery chose and that legislation abndg-j tne 'au-diy workers lng bis rjght is a step toward state December con- C0I1tJOl of private property and a Atlant'c City 'therefore unconstitutional. They Kdjcfoni, it was under- saidthey would carry the case to presented about half of tbe State Court of Appeals and to L-C I Os field staff, United States Supreme Court if sad some would be re-1 rf otifs would be transit rw a'cienments a i famaa attached to the By Jo Fischer "Just using the A-B-Cs was so confusing.

Grin and Bear1 it By Lichty Theyll Do It Evfery Time AIR FORCE LISTS LOSSES WIESBADEN, Germany, Jan. 17. UP The air force reported it lost vve- being made 78 jpianes and 75 airmen over the organizers; Eunjpe and North Africa last year. a.r-al and international jt said that 38 pilots and 37 crew- meit were killed air crashes in f-encient wnl become fieo 1. Schmtz.er said.

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