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llrMU. PHl If, IMI Caplan Award Judges for 1960 Named Negro Act ret Concludes Yeud Cozza Kxlra Pay Defended (Continued From Page 1 Mnthrr. Infant Die loiva Family Hit Again li Tragedy HIG4M IHEY, Iowa. April I 1 A mother, who lot hr right children in a rar- Cxmntv Ban On Raw Milk Sale at Stake Citing of .) Dealers Spurn (Grange To Art on Legality Allegheny County's ban on the sale of "raw'" milk was at stake yesterday as the Penn counted as a s'lb-exeni tlve. ora was paid for "service rendered.

according to the former circulation director. At one point, Mr ScbiffnWI I testified the work of Cottt ind the superintendent of the! Iianspoi lation department' was the same Mr Srhiffman was called by the defense after Federal Judge John W. M'-Ihaine denied a motion for a directed' sj lvania State Grange joined i mW. yjy verdict of acquittal which was requested last uf-ck The udge told the jury of eight men and four women the cae 'seemed to be flown train collision in I9.V5, died in childbirth at a Sigourney hospital today. Mrs Kulh Hammes.

the only urivor of the October accident at a railroad grade crossing near their farm home. he driving her five oldest children to whool at the time and the three youngef nne had accompanied her. mce that tragic morning Mr. Hanuuea and her hu-Imnd, Richard, 4ft, a farmer, had started a new life. Sha irave birth la a son, Myron, on January 1.1, I9-X, and ton would hae been their second child.

The unborn child also was dead. H-Bombs Protested (Continued From Pare I the distance and about three times that number joining at the last stages. Thoie taking part also appeared a more representative section of British life than the band of hopefuls who made the first march in 1958. Not Cranks, One Say They cant just write us off as a bunch of cranks any mote," said Canon John Collins of St. Paul's Cathedral.

Canon Collins, with a khaki knapsack over his clerical gown, led the march most of the way. With him in the front rank were a group of Laborite members of Parliament: Michael Foot, Prank Allaim. Sidney Silverman and Emrys Hughes. Behind them came Act i ess Peggy Ashcroft and the bishop of Southwark, Dr. Mervyn Stockwood.

Banners fluttered overhead with the names of foreign delegations the United States, Japan, West Germany, France and 22 other countries. An American housewife. Stephanie May, a member of the United States Organization for a Sane Nuclear Policy, walked most of the 54 miles with her five year-old daughter Elizabeth. "I was thrilled at the whole thing," said Mrs. May, who is mm: to a verv narrow issue." "Congress In this situation has drawn a line saving lhat all lases on one side of the line are illegal; on the other side ihey are legal "This is such a case." Mc llvaine said He pointed out the prosecution' evidence and the inferences to be drawn from the a court ngnt against enforcement of the regulation.

The Grange, represented bv Attorney William S. Liven-good, former Secretary of Internal Affairs, intervened in the case of five milk dealers cited for selling unpasteurized milk in Allegheny County. The County has asked Common Pleas Courts to issue an injunction restraining the five from selling "raw" milk. Exceeds Authority Mr. Livengood argued lhat the County Health Department exceeded its authority in prohibiting the sale of "raw" milk.

He insisted that the State local health act permitted the Department to "regulate but not prevent" such sales. "If this regulation is permitted to stand." Mr. Liven-good said, "it will be only the first step to restrictions on the sale of other farm products. The farmers won't be able to sell his pork, sausage, beef, eggs or other product direct to the consumer." Common Pleas Judges Henry Ellenbogen, William Cercone and Frank J. Mc-Kenna heard preliminary objections to the County's com plaint against the' five milk Paa Photo Education; Paul F.

Jones, City oiin ilnian; John Lucas, Pittsburgh National Bank, and William Block, publisher, PoaM.aiette. Award will be made May 'i at the Amerl can-Jewish ommittee dinner to outstand Ing high school student. Not shown is Judge Hugh C. Boyle, president. Orphans ourt.

PANEL Four of five Pittsburgh MM munlty leaders who will serve on the judging panel for the I960 1ouis Caplan Human Relations Award are shown above with Mrs. Ieon Falk, chairman of the apian Human Relations ommittee. lAflt to right. Dr. Calvin Grow.

Board of -Associated Press Wirephoto ELLEN HOLLY Negro Actress Ellen Holly, who publicly accused New York Producer Lester Oster-man of exploiting (he Negro problem for a play, has a part in a new play and she got It from Osterman. She says its the best Negro role she has ever been offered. Frtpaf faittr with Duff't Parional Proqom PUn Btnintsi Adaiinlttratlon nd Accounting P-Mial rndrhtfif pluf Hm-rnnm Instruction fW.tr. m-r thorough trainlrrr. Day Ard PVfOlug rllMrl fovm'Ofc.

CIohm Start May 2 fnrsll Mwl Phone ATlantie 1-5JI Dafl'l lr City ftasl" laititil 0 Clark 717 aarfi tm, testimony "were sufficient for a jury to decide on which side of the line the actions of the defendant fall The trial was recessed until 10 a. m. tomorrow to permit ('. S. Attorney Hubert 1.

Teitel haum to appear tiefnre the Third Circuit Court in Philadelphia tod.r When the trial resumes Mr. Schiffman is expected to con timie his testimony. from Bloomfield, Conn. "If enough people keep on doing this then somebody's bound to take notice." That was the sentiment echoed by many of the a trash can by his father. Kenneth Pegher, Jr of 930 Cresswell Street, was admit ted In fail condition.

His father. Kenneth told police he had been using the poison in his home earlier in the dav. Baby Drinks Poison A 20-month-old St. Clair Village boy was rushed 1o South Side Hospital yesterday after he drank a quantity of ant poison from a bottle tossed in In some parts of northern Canada, mosquitoes are so thick that 280 bites have been made on a bare forearm in a minute. See The Dinah Shore Chevy Show in color Sundays, NBC-TV -the Pat.

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"There is nothing in Ihe County's complaint showing in what way raw milk is im pure or a menace to public health," Mr. Mazer said. "The County merely says you can't sell unpasteurized milk. The State has authority in this matter, not the County." Raw Milk Better Mr. Livengood said the Stale lias strict regulations on the sale of "raw" milk.

"We can show that in many cases, some 'raw' milk has a lower bacterial content than pasteurized milk," he added. Judges Ellenbogen and Cercone said they wanted to hear expert testimony on "raw" milk before deciding on the County's complaints. "You're asking us, in effect, to declare this County regulation unconstitutional without giving the County an opportunity to explain why it feels it is a menace to public health," Judge Ellenbogen said. Arguments on ihe preliminary objections will continue today, The dealers named in the lOUnty'S complaints were Louis P. Brunncr, Ross Township; John S.

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