The Morning Herald from Uniontown, Pennsylvania • Page 6

UMDNTOW.V, FHinAV, MAT XD PAGE e-THC CUJ AAL VET POPPY SALE T1EJMLD, Weir Ooposinq Federal Moves! Want 2,000 Idle Men Malcingi'1'- volunteers iit.i'n 4hn Hp "steel cnmpnnlcs mini he big If i lamed. nir I nsl lfiicl helure a House monopoly iiuesliitaliug cuinmitlcc. economic cover the industry. nihi'rs have lire" Charles -M- While nf llepnblic Steel Coif and slid there Savs U. S.

Inferferencei'in'art iii iii mo i'iiiimiiic'i-' siu.lv of cunccnirnlioii ol IChoir Featured In Church Here National Music Week Is Observed 1,. lining Week Mm Llllllidi- hoir ill 1 II fntJ.il Uirifl-' i ni church will sine Ihe Sun- nun 'mi; al 10:30 ip(i hf ir I'nmuv New Proposal 10 I support Amen can Legion and MbKEES HOCKS. 4. AP)Uxilirv welfare work (or riinhhui aaaaaakl BaKflaflPaaal' alBaaaaal JSH -tlneniiiloveil sleel workers in this once hustling Ohio river city! today ni'ued Ihe government toi he riMri eai- hn ni 1S44 of the CIO UnMurl unliisuuus eumpclilion" inlo'c-lock. The chnir was organized mrm Hits Nation WASHINT.TON.

May -I AIM burgh, tnriny said federal inicrfcr- Mort 'mi hi endanger 'trie nruair. tire n3li' Hr.r sm ta-M- I.H.... menr-tmpo'cn cn.iin.' rn.ir uu OMve Kryaon. They nill two anthems "The Orecn Steel Workers is behind Ihe cam-; the wild poppies which bloomed paign to win some action that will; "lii-lwe'cn Lhn crosses, row on row," restore their jobs and save Iheir'in Ihe war cemeteries in France A. HaaaVJitt.W aaanaliIBB community from a ghost town's arm Belgium and have become the fate.

memorial flower of.lhc English- Abont 2,001) employe of speaking world. Making the pop-Pressed Steel Car '(f Pioviiks employment for laid off last August when Ihe nlant flI unable t0 io iH tin mill "iilVv; io jt eia i ins that il is diiini ti.ii-:ihlf service the Inlin e. i 'The aiiililv Ihe indnsii to h.s h.ie ehanoe should he made I i i 1 i in ihe me ot nanana The head of Ihe nation fifiti urd, (l vs3nsim, research and! and peoples. Particular stress will largest steel company iler.ied mice Ihere nolbi- placed upon the place of rolifi-Sttonsly the existence of nmnopoly ial is kern hems music ami its imporUncc in DEATH NOTICES idmpeVitiiHi lie added: I the life of Hie church. 7.

We know what Ihe steel imliis-1 The pastor, Itcv. Karl l1. Confer, in- has done in the past as irerwjiT prMch an appropriate sermon rvpti'ns! ii r. ai.it r.n that ran on Ike siibjed. Things for "-if'jrtiTn EiiiriirrK whn Hit ir.

iiKiiii SfpiMKiwr J. :2. ii fn ''in 1hc sleul industry's structiu-eland enjoy Ihe solos of Slrat stains." fen H'e playing of l-es Bar- CANUIKATK GREETED I1KEB John C. Kun-kcl, Republican candidate tor the US- Senate and N'orlh Belle Vernoa firemen last' Montgomery eounly, stale campaign manager for Mr. Kimkel, and James T.

Fnrnwalt, county manager ol the Kiinkel Conke campaign. Mr. Crow and lie. leinier rnlleagues in thfi House of Kepreaenlalivcs. (HERALD PHOTO) IN FAIRCHANCE (Continued from Pane One) of workers who will distribute pap-pies on Ihe slfeels th much out ths veterans anil needy children of vclcrans ri ran noi lrom Ihe Veterans Hospital at As-pin Willi where they are being madt: hv war vplofflne Tkov are crane nance i-enliras of DIVORCE ACTION Qmh Kcileyi flullskin filed suit for divorce here yesterday from Walter A.

lieiley. of Clairton on grounds ot HAVE NEv nAUGBTER Announcing Ihe birlh of a daugh-Icr in Connellsville Hospital at 1: 3 Congress His record is 100 for ALL the people of his district. He is not for class hatred aor dissension. He is running for office, on his own record and not on fnlse generalities and statements. A vote for Cnvalcsiile is a vote for a gnod and impartial representative lor ALL the pmplc.

This ad paid for by lhe friends of a cov crumenl of At. I. the people, for AT.I, the peoplu and by ALL the people, at ALL tile time. (rut. AdvtR.) A.

Added prestige, 5. Greciter employes efficient 6. Valuable protection. ror Anthony Cavalcant.e I ooi stau. (llir.RAI.D PHOTO) aaataaW HbSbSs?" aaflHH'ijH aail aaa BBaaa! iKa i HnHjBlaaaaaaM BaaB BJyT'' BBjBBMBBBBB fin I'iiBMHl BfmBHeiBX BBJ iBF I i BBIi BBII bPM BajCiiBBfBaal aaaaav jABB closer! down.

Company officials said there simply weren't enough orders ram the railroads to keep Ihe plant Somg. The adjacent town of where most of Ibe employes Uve. fell Ihe unpad at once. For a while steel workers' families lived on unemployment compensation but that has expired. Officials of the union local now are enlisting Ihe aid of McKees; Hocks olficials.

,1 1 11L I1L Congress officials their cam paign for a government -sponsored car building program. Local President A. L. Cie said; "The government is undertaking the spending of millions of dollars for the construction of aircraft in a aeieuse program, which, if no war develops, will soon become outdated. "With the existence of a freight ear shortage, transportation facili ties abso are needed for defense purposes and if no war develops, still would serve a needed de mand." A union delegation reported after a trip to thai it had won Ihe support of several Pennsylvania congressmen and encouragement from members of the Interstate Commerce com mis- COUNTY JURIST HONORED AGAIN (Continued from Page (Ine) Judges which, in turn, re-elected Allengheny county's Judge Gustav Schramm as president.

The executive convmittee, through which all activities of lhe organization are screened, is chosen on a geographical basts so lhat represented, presently, are Pennsylvania, through Judge Mm row, and lhe slales Orcgtm, Tennessee, Louisiana. New Jersey, Ohio, Illinois, Kansas, elc. Three Building Permits Issued Three huilriing permits were issued yesterday, totaling S10.00U. Lola E. Brownfield plans to build a private garage in the rear of 53 South Mi.

Vernon avenue at an estimated cost of $1,000. The other permits Were filed by Agnes Jiack to construct a 56.000, one iuid one-half story dwelling in nnkbiiid street and also a garage apartment combination unit for; ilalhodi.il" ami -When Children National music week is set aside lu place emphasis upon Ihe place church vlll attend the rvarciistic: s. i-. ice al the Melnuy IlinK wliere thev will iccp Ihe spirit of rr.usir meek bv CDlcrine into the singing "ell nt it namn. on uiga linn lo attend Ihe service inao THEY SAY: TODAY (cnnlinucd from Page One) ih, in fnvor ol woM government.

-nmc-iiL itliout her. Lci.tiin-i.iiij'in. cii.i iiuiion. very food tarlmg point but but it has uT enforccmeii.t and ca not have nn a veto vvu nteu a government wim ueio, ui I do not agree with Mr. Iloovt however, shout excluding Russia i After all.

Husia i of loony's world and we nvusi ln km from any future open house. (second fioni workings fur nne Frenzied Fayete Finances (Continued from Page One) assessments where he finds that, in his opinion, they ore too low, or, on the other hand, making the adjustment on the protests filed in his office by irate taxpayers protesting unfoir and unreasonable- increoses. WORK OUT FORMULA With respect to Unionlown, the county hoi one regularly elected assessor in eoch of the city's eight wards. Each assessor receives approximately $600 a year eight, a totol of at least $4,800. Yet, the assessments that were turned in by the county assessors tor Uniontown practically were discorded after the Assessment bureau obtained a copy of the assessments made by Mr.

Sembower and, on that copy, worked out a formula whereby the county, for its 14 mill fax, now assesses Uniontown residential properties at two-thirds of the city assessment and business properties at 80 per cent of the city assessment. For instance, for city tax purposes, Mr. Sembower assesses a house at $4,500 on which the city levies its 15 mills and the school district 23 mills. The county would let its assessment at two-thirds of or $3,000, on which is levied the 14-mill county tax. Several Uniontown citixens sought an adjustment where they believed the assessments were too high.

At the courthouse, they said, they were told: "If you can get Mr. Sembower to give you a reduction, we'll be glad to accommodate, too." HAVE RESPONSIBILITY This is just another form of what is slangily known as "buck passing." For county officials know, even if the citizens don't, thot Third Class cities, by law, have fl trienniol assessment (the county can make adjustments annually) and that the last triennial assessment for Uniontown was in the Fall of 1948, offecting 1949, 1950 and 1951 tax years. Whether the ossessor mokes the ossessmcnt or whether the ossessmcnt is set by the Chief County Assessor the ultimate responsibility, under the law, is thot of the County Commissioners who ore mandated by low to sit as the Board of Tax Revision and Appeal to hear the cam-plaints of taxpayers and maks any necessary arfjujtments. That is part ot the prescribed duties for which the County Commissioners are elected, and, presently, ore being paid per year each by the taxpayers, (TO BE CONTINUED) HHmB. HK'HavHaal RH BliBBBBj HI HI 1 aaaB Pictured above is Miss Doris Hitler ex)laining lo wsilors Ihe in-(ricnle of Ihe new dial syslem.

now in-slalled Ihiril of Unionlown ensf nniers. HUNDREDS OF PERSONS took. advantage, of the invitation of Manager William K. (il'OJSt'tt to go behind Ihe scenes nl Uniantown Branch olficc, Bell Telephone company, during Uie lhreiMla.v 5.A.R. PROGRAM WELL ARRANGED (Continued from Page One) ft.

uouihner: inceplionist. I)f. Fred Knhinson, Attarney Thnma.s H. Hudson. Darren w.

smncyi and Clarence Flennikeu. The Fort Necessity Chaplei lasnln will sponsor Ihe. annual 'Duauesne Gets New President Rev. Gallagher, 35, Youngest- Prexy -piTTSnUnCH. May .1 (API- lagher, 35.

who has been Ihe Cath- eotleees vice prcsidcnl fa'tif-r Cullaeher succeeds the! Very Jievcicni! Francis P. fourth nl July cc anon ai i nrr wourI do au ny with extreme, Duquesne university gut a new Necessity. I'aui II. Gnffilh, as nationalism ami racial disci iuiina i lortav in a surprise ap-sislanl secretary nf defense, who lian ntissia is a part of the world p(lilllmtlU will be unable lo accept the invi--nlld lie cuiild not have world gov jc, Vernon F. Gal- 3' Koiey er 1 DrtK.li.

Ah. tonr, innir! of C- of Yor itrsnclchll JMnPrnl 1 Incnmplrlf. Jp hi rmmbmtl from ibis day joripari nun Marshall's Monuments 15. C. nnrwcll J.

Sc.nrlj:l,t Miraiall UNIONTOWN MARBLE GRANITE WORKS High Grade Memariols A. E. HAWKINS In your family ihere is one person who symbolizes love ond devotion Mother, As a result, day after day family life revolves around hei; she is con-suited in oil. mopr decisions. The family memorial, too, shau'd be a fomily choice, and should express, in its own way, love that lasts forever.

ALLEN MONUMENTS COMPANY Hopwood. NX' Pile, HI. 40 P1IONT SdndH Opn Sundays, 1-4 fld6. charj.rti c. M's.

rjmb riIkhvsh- Pulitzer Winner Stricken Suddenly NEW YORK, William ti.ip fid.vr. Pulitzer Prive poet and brother of colbin.r",) Mn -( today, police reported. The initial police report atlribut nts drain to naiurai causes. Ronel kn r. nlavwriirlil wnn' wn0 flVCj post ot.the tale Stephen Vincent Bcncl.fcan State committee atlopled FRIGIDAIRE Air Conditioning PAYS 6 WAYS! nf education lo cthe; llnly fathers of America' July 1.

1 um al Failii: l.if: i.perale Dll- VMhrr Galbnher. a native (A- 1 Joey Leech, Point Marion: "In ll.c hrHllwr sUn a fi' I S' I er taliou as pnncmal has umiiieii iiu in i i. ''Ml' in on ine pro-1 grate. Mcsic v. 1 in ni neil by Ihe ialional I.

warn "i i.oi.- nellwille DEATH NOTICES nt.iy nt Slmrnsliiirs; who has won widn.orif wmoiiia noet BUtation' as uuhlic sneaker, is! ihe vouiieesl inesident in Jlu- Convention Site Favored By GOP mitlac of the New York Rcpuhli- reeommendme the uepiiblican stcte convention he he'd at Saratoga Springs, Septfm- Till, resolution was arfrtpfprl 'was scheduled lo meet in another Part of lhe s'! iurl The slain cummlttce. to State Chairman Will Pfeifcr, is expected lo ratify the executive committee resolution, Mac; nm: jlosl frnm grain in flour milling. Make Wonderful opinion, world government i Mrt'i'i am acainsl il either I with or without Russia, ill riiiesiir-'s hi'sinrv Hi was 15Sth street. Store Conditioners padoood'Air Condilioning Unit approximately 7 iquaro feel of Installolion ii simple, lequlres no Rondily moved. Heeding.

co may for victor months. Two 1938 and did kraitiirite work lhe of Pennsylvania. Hi' jiiinec Ouqacsac fucilhy ill ld-lti as an Knulish inslruclor. h'alher also is cieiiited uilh a successful liuikhnir pi'Ditram in which Duquesnc doiihlerl its lecture hall facilities, built a new luolopy huililinti. acqnircil the huildins In triple its laboratory Students Taking Exams Legion Auxiliary Conduct Tests Kifthth uiaile jiirl sludcnts of rllmoi.l.;,..-, and district schools jll space, erected a new student, center and established Ihe firsl cnl-Icl'C radio station in Pittsburgh.

I Henct collapsorl as he was wnlk intf alone the street at Brondway The Society for Ihe rrr.srrva linn and Kncourafremenl nf Bar- hot i i cm.rlo; S'lici'm in i-i ica, claims members, DOWN and a dollar a veck tiuys WW I i GIFTS jgm WKmf rapadiiei. roe lake Ui annua! school medal i n'lj'-Inward i I'llla 1. Ineraeued comfort 2. Extrc 3. Improved health.

3 or 5 ton Compact oil onD a.numidihes, Mlr, Powered by (omons M. by spci' I oniuthatfm on your Ml EAST 1 pRoTAir Conditioners iviNinas Packaged CompUlnly Dial occupiw floiir ipacel alleiaMoni. be added Central Air Conditioning condillenlng FOR GRADUATES list lomorrnw al 10 m. in school. The lest will he under Ihe super-! i.ai.'.vite I'os't 51, American i'Mn- I Mvs.

I rancis (iw.r.s is stcticval icli'iirinan. Olhcr Jticm- i are Ja.ims II. Moorhimsc, System Conditioners You can buy 'em ot HT HUNT'S on the INSTALLMENT There's a compUH Una of Frlgidaiie Cenlrol System Air Cordiltoning eqolpmenl, too. flexibility In design, expeiienced tmlQllolion ind seivice fndliliei assvro dependahla operation. 2.

i 'lTKllll. nrvlVTFTfll rv t(iht i in- ICnPr ArTPTPfl MJrV4' VM In Tavern Robbery Brownsville Cops Aid In I Apprehension Brownsville police helper! Tity Detective hinhonra crack burclary yesterday after- will. ni-i-L-fl of old HcMichien, W. man. The suspect, Brady, wns taken Into custnly ill lhe river luwn on a "lip" from Ihe delec-j Mahoney said Brady, who was rnliirninfj'tn West Virginia when apprrhended, admitted Inking $110 rash lrom bwnncy 'tavern, tin West Main slreel The burglary was discovered when Ihe tavern was opened fflr business yeslcrday mnrnlng.

Brady is being held in city Jail peiidini! a hearing. I.KAVK HOSPITAL i n.i.inM rnnnclkville Hosnltal veslerday were Mrs, Martha Banko! unliiiiit. (iresiiieiil; Miss Sue llydushy. William McKenan. airs.

John IteJiisli, Mrs. William I'enhcrthy, nils. iieniKi Kaul, Mrs. 'I'heud'ire Pchniie, Mrs, Krank Collins, Mrs, illarotil A. Sinilh and Mrs, Louise Scolt.

make Speclalim Coll a problaim, llllTlIHN 1IOMK nisrhnrKrd yesterday from Con-' bjBlgLEcaBB PHONI FAYETTC STREET Hoodquortert for Hdmilton, dirord Perrejaua, Buloro ond Elfin Wotehei. PNKKSItRK SAUCEPAN W'hen you are using a prosstire with isaurrpan put Ihe Irivet or rack iinrt' I in 'he pan before meat nr veRB-rl tables eo In; simps n.nd slews do CHARGR ACCOUNTS INVITED no- need the trivet rnck. Win son..