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fib Srriks ct 222 Mzz- L.C JULY 23, 1C53 Arzizlico Lozvzo Kc7C3 Veterans Wicef 'Men City Trccurci-'s Atca UphcLlUy The Qtyv Civil Service Com mission yesterday upheld the dismissal ef lira, lids OXcsry frcsn tier Jeb as clrrk 1a the school per capita (fctxd) tax division. OTjeary ws fired IZr 13 by aty Trrirsrer DavU A. Smith as a result el tie head: tax ciertjs, 8 AFgCIUIIIt2Elto Vcsbintca Ccurt To Dcdds FcrKIanc! The etktrstcJ ecu cl crt TctX tt Cc.r.: 1 awsitLtj an Air Peres cevxt-raartkl in llcrca, wD ti trcJ before the United Ctca cuit Court ef Arj bgton on Tfcurrisy, tcr at 1:30 p. nv Attorney Jcia J. HcCrxth, fctiaj the tcsa ct Ixzl lawyers dsfenj Ttth, lata ty A tnciata Crcl 7Hi l.Z2, in Wtca, tst tr frdts in tsne wO risst Ttrs day to hear rlvsl tj the case.

Xa CrJ The Federal Distrkt Cocrt ia Washington airaur ha Created a writ ci hxtcsa ccrua the Air Ferce ta 1 nCSSSTLAIT Robert Locke, IS. ef Eerfcert T7ay; ts Kowa Sve gtvlsg a se for Mrs. Mary Fbker, a iom, si nzt2sr Casual where was taken after keJxg thresk a pkUe gfc wiadaw of a oaf ectSaaary aft Seeesd Anw. look 21 stllrkos lo dose fcls cats. WCLa Fr.lrj, Waverly D.

CUxtsa cJ Cert CjOt. eecs2 was est trrurt NO nXUCIONSKrre istercsted la rrrrJ tcs err; than exciied abect "cease Cre were tsze Ccrcra vet; yesterday, at Aspfaiwaa, left to rl-t: Ola Fl Kska, i V' Pc PvEiGk Fiier IZeEateo-Mnw He Med-Redo OQser to DeGustt of lienor ct Fete Uere Tcdsy; Fligkljo Freedom Took Phoning Curiosity is said to have killed a eat, but it only stimulated Lieutenant Zdsslaw Jerzy) JaxwinsSri to fly through the Iron Curtain to freedom in a Russian-built lflG-15 jet fighter plane. The 22-year-old fighter pilot is in Pittsburgh to appear The ercca wUa the dty trcsssrtr that XIrs. CLeary acted as a cashier In sis was ttst stcpsj ta a tx Zsgef The commtrrtra ruled that Mrs. OXeary, by cash bosas and ttzri asjaed ta cxiiier, -ccntributtd to tiz cre ation of the set of circunxstxnees which made pcssSde the actual claappearance of more than of pciISc money." Mrs.

OT-eary is the second employe whose Crinj by the dty tresiurcr was upisu by the ccntrr.frt'tn, The ether is Raymond 7. Jchsstsa, supo vissr tie r-d tax Cvtica. Tie i Cist Ia. OXcrry, ca a Ccri, was cscl tie isa cf ptyssts cssis t7 cicdl, tireri tie ker asissj ty xzZz tie wlzijws cJ taxes end silsrs wie were Cy siatt. She was "scolded" fcr tirj practise by Jeinstcn, aid cssse of the casiiera r-r' I ed asked him not to peralt lira.

OXeary to work at tisir windows, witnesses csii. The cemntsstsn cridd Treasurer Csth, whn had em- tended Ilrs. OXeary slid tn co-operate in eSsrts to strtixh- ten out the ticrtxee. Appssl ta Ccrt Perrisi At her pctc fcssri3, lln. OXeary arr-td that tie fird ia at varbca ties fsrcrJra with tie fua tsswtea cl tia dty treasurer and -Grant C-ti, chief clerk.

Cut the cosssissa took the position that even if that were tt wccil est. justify lira. OXexry ia ccstim- iZ2 the. -r i Both Mrs. OXeary and Jcha-ston, by law; are pemittrd to carry their e-PPeals to Ccsszba Pleas Rials Typist Heeded The Unlt Stitea Cvatrr-ice Commision needs 'rss!) typists lit PitUiurrh and vkt ity; Starting salary Is tXTZO a year.

Application may ba made In Room 1C13, lew Federal Building. 3f c) vz tie eta cf Veto AopiBzvME: Wcztndcd Infantrymen Gted it9 9 Ovsr, But JTandsn-V If Vc All TTcrth h9 4.J. ry JATC3 XL DeLAlCT Up tnd down the liss ia day nornni supply Krcssata ixa.n Cnrl ched: ca the unsunitica." Back at crdnsacs htd wcrit; eat out, taking iaveatcry sad tcSdas.tha Hz calitcr. Thecicdits, too, kner no rest Hailed co Hero A Southside youth Is receiv ing praise from Maryland au thorities for his hemic work last Saturday in saving the Jife ei an Alabama youth rln Dtrp Creek Lake, Oakland, Md. Patrick l.IcCann, 16.

of 123 Scuth 17th Street Couthiids, and another youth were etayics at. the Arcer. Boat Club, cpo? ated by petrick's father, The two. lads were lolling in the sun when Icries far help aroused them. State Police Corporal Samuel M.

Conrad and Andrew D. Trayvick, of Oxford, Ala caught feet of water. Conrad made the shore but Trayvick's strength left. him. McCann and his companion rowed out to the spot where Trayvick disappeared.

While Vm companion held the boat in position, young McCann dived to the botten and pulled the unconscious Trayvick from the water. "A 'CI w' had made a successful flight to Denmark in March, tfi la Nonetheless, Jerry made it to the Danish isle of -Bornnolm in a beDylandisg that Jarred but did not otherwise injure him. Is Graatod to CensJn' Jaredd already has been given the right to remain here and apply for citizenship. Yesterday Congress granted the same rights to Jerry. Todar he'll tell about it at 5 p.

m. in Kennywood in a lan guage most of the 20.000 are expected to ynderstand. There will be Polish food there, too, cooked under the supervision of Mrs. Celia PuatowskL AH arranments are lnn5f direction of Chairman' SVeael DolegowskL County Commision Chairman John J. Kane also win be there.

Hasn't tt been said: The Poles are the Irish of Central Europe? Women Find Dogs and TV Two woanea were greeted by straa shts when they easerged from their homes yesterday monsJax. Mrs. Albert Dedo 33 WeMi Eoad, SantesUe, found two Cor ned teretter by rope wteZer her ear. They scarfed as se so 'Mrs. Dea eaSed aae, tSed'tte Cars, wkSek Mrs.

James wstJaa. tzi tTreaso Sreet NortSssMe no- tSeed. ta fcer back yard, a largo box skat feaiat there Gasday- KSskk- A sin. George MeMwaav the carton aadl fosssi It tabled a new televisloa set; FoBce are trybig to Cad IITTLC IVIUIS Hi )- I Wosf tie pst As ttreck feer ca Jr in 27 f. to as of Chances are, In whateirw outfit you'd come across, that was the artermatn vts Fire!" as GI Joe on the fineaaw it, in those hours after the pat little ceremony In the Penmen- Jom paged iiirhere the dead- panned brass sat.

Here and there, proDaoiy, you'd find a rumpus that might pass for celebration, but bone-tired men sore in souls from waiting too long aren't, the best makings of a party. GI lee DeeiSsx GI Joe wen3 into tt shrug, and he knocaea pa witn equal It's plain, he's become a "Doubting Thomas." How plain was demonstrated poignantly by half a squad of Korean veterans clustered' on a bed at AspinwaQ Veterans Ilaa- oital vesterday morning. For the group as a wnow, perhaps the most trenenenx philosophy was sposen soiuy bv Waverly U. Jr, 24, of Geary Street, Komnca hela. Wocnded by Mortar lie was in the Mne with 'T" Comnany, Seventrmth infantry, Seventh Division, at Kumwha the night of last ociooer when mortar fragments opened hi riht aide from foot to armpit.

He sat i with, duncuity, but he smiled and said: -Glad It's ever? Bare, ant long wta It tsstr vic tory? I dent ca3 It victory for anybody. I wonder If It wu an worth It." 1 There was silent nodding ef agreement from the others-wtlliam Fannine. 25. of 143 rim Mav Beechview; snviA F. Ufaletta.

24. of 223 West Wayne Street; Dutler; Carl R. Swlser. 20, of WeBs- return Tcth to this country iued on the. grounds that C3 veteran's constitutional rfta were violated by the rrrcr whkh he was tttd trra ci Kiy 13 am tzZZlmj Uhtn to Korea.

Thurriay's Circuit Ccurt fcearte win ceaziZzr Air Force tpeal frea the District Court i ruMnj as well ca two cour.trr-ptitis Cird by Attorney McGrath and his colleagues. One of the latter would put into immediate effect the habeas corpus now delayed by the Air Force appeal. CelJ Under KZHary Cede Toth was arrested under section 3-a of the 1S31 code of military Justice which permits the armed forces to reclaim discharged veterans for court-martial in the case of serious Toth and two others are accused of killing a South Koran civilian last September while on sentry duty at a forward air base. Attorney McGrath 5 said yesterday he and the other attorneys James F. Smith, Peter F.

Flaherty and Joseph IL IUdre win finish their -triafs in- the ise tonight and leave for Washington Meanwhile, petitions contain ing more than SCO sisatures and protesting seizure were sent from here yesterday Senator James IL Duff, in Washington. Senator Duf tr along with local veterans groups, denounced the Air Force's action In the Toth case TUh-hande(r and arti-trary." Offer Hade By Cyanamid The' American Cyanamid Cor-poration has made a finaT wage offer to the 00 employes its Eridgeville plant who have been on strike since April 2, It was learned yesterday. In view of this move, the three man panel of United States mediation commissioners who have been conducting peace talks in the dispute for the Jasf 10 days, have recessed further meetings until notified by the a The Cyanamid workers are members of District 50, United Mine, Workers. Thomas Dunn, regional director of District 50, who said he had just heard of the offer, was awaiting word from Eridgeville local officials on whether a special meeting would be called to submit it to the membership. by Dcy tlzlztxS iriwwJWwiTff-'iwwgM us- wwt-WTJ W-wpt-y rwwag'W 4 i 'X ,1 ct errse.

te ssse. For the tzszzzi, cssa chew Com tea areise cews. Korea's Irca Trimia ytir- burg. V. Va end Pete Xe xa.

24, el tZttU Avc-ue, Vf.v.y: s.i. Maybe ordnance rijht. now. has the IXsavy machine gun Swiger slumped over when the mortar got him just last Apru 3 on Old Dafcty. nreaa.

If geed tt's ever, 1 4 Swtrer ecu aa be for Ce fc-C last a3 tet tlrtl I xLt aa wrT.cir ta service If tieytl L4 Hardiest, too, ras Fanhihj for the men he left btibsl last December 15 when another mortar smashed his right, leg while he led a patrol as platoon sergeant of Tw company, 224th er Once he started talissg. mem ories came a torrent xrora Ufaletta. mostly about three days straight of counter-battery fire between tie Artillery Battalion and enemy near WhSe Usrte Moun tain. Thev lost the cattrry mander three days after he took over. But of the armistice? Maletta heard the toadssit from Pta-munjom and "I fcsip they raesn It this time." In becommx deference 'to- the troops.

Lainas, who saw the- was with the Navy 3 rusan, said, Tro gladdest for those Involved at the front. It means most for Hospital' authorities tried hard to brteg 'two Marfcie casualties to Jeia the seaskm. The Leathernecks sent word they had nothing to say and would rather be -left alone." Those around the bed smiled for a picture, but they had to be coaxed. A i BACL KLUTZ 7e mUtmm mdmtm. To Get Some NBC SIipws New Ullra Ilish Frequency Sution Ccnaplsting Testing Pittsburgh's new ultra high frequency television station, WKJF-TV, Channel 53, will tele cast wme.

programs of the. Na-tional Eroadcasting Company, an NCC spokesman told the Post-Gazette yesterday. The station, now transmitting a test pattern and a limited pro-gram schedule dally, will begin commercial operation on Saturday. "WKJF-TV will' carry our programs on a per -program basis," the NBC official said. WDTV, Channel 2, will continue to have first choice on all NEClsiows.

The new station wilt therefore, have to make its NEC selections among those programs not accepted by the Du Mont outlet here. F. G. Raese, manager, of WKJF-TV, said negotiations have been In progress for some time, "but until 1 get further details from Iny representative now in New York, It is Impos sible to say Just how many hours' of NBC time we will Raese also pointed 'out that no accurate schedule of network programs could be worked out until WDTV indicates which shows it will continue to carry. The WDTV manager, Harold Lund, said his station "will con tinue its present NCC schedule (about a quarter of its total) and pick up certain major shows due on the air this fall" Heart AKsek Fetal Raymond Schuler, 47, of 1S3S Front Street, Sharpsbure, was pronounced dead on arrival at Mercy Hospital last night after suffering a heart attack at the Duauesne Club where he was employed, the morgue reported.

2 T7snt Husbancia Mayor Gets Big Job From Ladies wta a eeca cf Vy geod-sftstS 'and ced-tec? a I a sssssa? Frcria Cd Alesxsrt EtzlTZZ are ia a harry to get cxrried. Frr-r-7a and Alexandria. wkat-Cve ta Kxxlck. Germany, reveslcj tetr fadest atl-ttoes ta a tetter tev typed ta Ea ta -Tie Isst Mayer Prom rtsbarga." end eat sir' tsxlU IVben Cerr Lawrcsee tyeayj the en-relejrecterday, tils Is what la MCms" "TVe fcave a great prayer" ta yea v7o i ria west ta get VmI twe wy Kcstsd asd greed IseSisx laaUaeasssen cf year sawn, ta get married tsser en nVe don't have another way to get a eonnectien with somebody In your town, i So we had the Idea that yon can help as. We are 39 and 49 years oU, bat yoenger-look-Is3, beta from finteSaes fsm-le and enclosed yon have ocr riztsres.

Yon woaLi do ns a cczi favor If yon hehi CZ3 as guest of honor today in Ken-- nywood Park where district 'Poles will celebrate Polish Day. PeCawed Years cf Planning 1 Relaxed and at ease, the brown-haired fugitive from the Communist-controlled Polish sir 'force answered questions fast fight through an interpreter. Details of the fiight from his Polish air base to a Danish island earlier this year were not revealed, except for the statement that the tight to freedom took 33 minutes by abend several years of planning and scheming alone. "The idea of eseape was bora aloe years ago in Warsaw wfees tie U-yesr-ca Jerry bad seen tee only of the Nad bet tbe terror' estsM by fee Cassi look over ie caeat eveatxaSy. When he reached military age Jerry was faced with the prospect of service in the land forces or ihe life of a pilot.

He chose the latter and was accepted after careful screening. 6os DesoMacosI America The examiners apparently were blind to the lump in Jerry's cheek. It was his tongue. Part of the training instituted by Moscow-trained instructors was a regular and emphatic denunciation of America. JStu-dents were told about our breadlines, and nation-wide poverty and the mass unemployment that afflict us.

fercy sail last sJskt tka! be swyiltJ aeasetklsar was witji Cw sic lute rawn i task for fclsaseCf. On May he took off. tough job inasmuch as another Pole, Lieutenant Franciszek Jarecki Hano iko Car Pczzlo Corcar Attention arf Name the" Car contestants! TouTl want to be sure to see tomorrow's Post-Gazette for the names of the 109 winners in this S21.C00 contest. Cere are the answers and nehrtkms to the final three jca, S3, S3 and 0: i CX GtZZm Kate ra KTT Anerlcaa Bectrts cxoriicy Ssosia: Year: poll twibttl tu? pee talon uKet lin rxpiUote two. Make: nea ee stretcher valance Wes cbevelure rise Can -r ss GclZza State.

Year: PLUS fourchette 4- taws 4- -f bunch- 4- flrp chap snuff lar trebuchet twa. Make: ambsace 4- ornithich-nite 4-'grelot 4- 4- cepa bight neap stoop American Electric Solution C9: vear: 1931 MINUS enarme inger 4 nab 4- manga berger nine. (fake: septuagenarian 4-etter 4- tylopod 4- cimbia 4- aglet crane pettitoes galgal pteridlura batea Only. Civic Cttiistoj llsA Ilrita to Hdp Oat Uslzlsikc X7ho 111, In Iladli3 Spedsl Concerto Karl Kritz, musical conductor of the Civic Ujht Opera here for the last five years, has been named assistant conducter of the Pittsburgh Symphony Or chestra, it was announcea yesterday. Although the post is tech-nicaCy a new one.

Kritx win to a large extent take over the duttee of VlsSimir Esixlrinl-kofT, eonductcr ef pedal events and concerts, whe haa been tt iU health for a long time. A native of Vienna, Austria, the nentassttant conductor had a trCint mttsical career In Europe prter to etatSzj to thia country In 1SC3. He conducted the Philhar-monie concerts at Nurnberg. Furth, Germany, and was as sistant conductor at the State Opera House in Berlin for two years. His debut at the Metropolitan Opera in New York was in the 1949 cssson, when he conducted a psrniii iteri Esdutivdy First Fdl Szil Fise rayca and ecctxtc worsted tailored to a new fall view of your little waist, a new fall roundness of your hips; Jeweled acorn like buttons drop from club collar, spill over the hips.

Blue, grey, brown. 10-18. Suit Salon, third floor I OUVW at UherrjLAir CdHienedATlanSe I i.