Daily Courier, The (Newspaper) – October 5, 1956, Connellsville, Pennsylvania PAGE THE DAILY COURIER, CONNELLSVILLE, PA. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1956. Tough Political Schedule LOS ANGELAS L’s- tps Kefauver was asked Thuisdaj what he thought of the idea of in- viting Russian to see how he conducted Democratic vice presidential campaign, “l think it Is a good he said. “If they want to have someone our group we’ll be glad to PERSONAL MENTION have they can keep up with the schedule.” REVETTA’S HOTEL ROUND, SQUARE and POLKA DANCE TONIGHT Music bj YOUGH RHYTHM BOYS No Coyer Charge WHITE HOUSE-INN LAST 2 NIGHTS The Fabulous BLUEBIRD DUO A French Camulian Boy and Oirl Team Opening- October S VICKI DARLIN Mrs..
William C. Percy Jr. flewj Kngland, Thursday to j attend the funeral today of her slater, Jean Helms JUibauid.
I Mis. Gibaukl, formerly of Con- jnelKulle, was killed In an auto accident on Sunday in Grand! Mich.
Jler husband, a son of Mr. and Mis. Vi illiam C.
Percy; of J21 South PiUsbuig St., Is :he Air Force. Rummage sale by Altrurian: Class, First Bapust Chuich, East Side Fire Station. Saturday, Oct.!
6, 9 a .lamps G. Dristoll, CT2, son of! Mr.
and Jamci M. Dnscoll, and a fellow seaman, Roger Gayle Biasdel CT.J, of Deputy, Ind., both stationed at Norfolk, Va are a feu uith the fouwt’s parents in thrli mountain ihnme along MiU run, Md, Bake .sale, Cut Rate .South Pittsbuig St Sa’uidax, Oct.
6, 9 a m. bv K M.
Class AfK Mrs. Violet Halasz, Mis. Pa ti icia Showman and Mrs.
Frances Hicks, Mts. Amelia Ma- calla, Walter Samuel Thomas, Clyde Lew-man. Bettv Strawn, Mrs.
Doiothy Rumble and Mrs. Grace Stmer been dis- charged from ConnPllsulle Stale Hospital Card Paity, Monday, Oct.
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Wntrh for Some people are so selfish and greedy thev won’t let you a pain without one to beat it. Dulles to Discuss Suez Differences With West Allies EISENHOWER PLANS EXTENDED TRIP ON SEATTLE VISIT WASHINGTON (t’Pl- UXITED NATIONS, N.Y. (UP) of State John Foster Dulles iried today in a whirlwind conference with the British and French foreign ministers to patch up Allied differences in time for this afternoon’s Secmity Council debate on the Suez Canal. Britain and France were ready with a resolution asking the coun- cil to endorse the London Suez conference proposals for interna- tional operation of the canal, na- tionalized by Egypt on July 26.
The plan, originally pioposed in London by Dulles, was approved by IS of the 22 nations present. Dulles was reported to approve the plan onlv “in principle1′ now, iconvinc-ecl that British and French attempts to press for a quick Se- curity Council acceptance would lead only to a Soviet veto. The American position uas reported to be that a “machinery of nego- tiation” should be set up, and that with seven foreign ministers here there was no time like the pres ent.
Dulles said Thursday night the council meeting might be the “most momentous” In history of the body. Abdel Khalik Hassouni, secre- tary general of the Arab League, said in a statement issued in New that the council could point Eisenhower extend his way toward a peaceful solu- thp Pennsvhama Chnopractic So- ern campaign trip this month antion by arranging negotiations in GRIM REAPER MRS. ROSE E.
SMITH Mrs. Rose E. Smith, 64, of Xor- velt.
formerly of SJickville, diwJ suddenly Sunday at the home of ler daughter, Mrs. Arthur .Sho- Walter in Gardena, Cal. She was born Sept.
30, 1892, near Elizabeth and resided most of her life in Survning are three children, Mrs. Showalter, Clarence of Nor-! Open Normalville School on Monday The Normals ille school, which i has not opened for the current I year because of restrictions im- posed upon a new sewage posal system, will open Monday.
The new structure has been ap- proved by the State Health De- partment, State Public School velt and Glenn A. of Shckyille; Building Authority and the build- grandchildren; two brothers, Frank Jrace of Rockford, IU., and Adam Grace of Forbes Road, and rour sisters, Mrs. Margaret Clinton and Mrs.
Kathenne Taj lor of Level ing architect. “In the event of further post- ponement of the opening of the a spokseman said, an announcement to ihis effect will Green, Mrs. Ida Archibald of} be made over the local radio. Tarma, Ohio, and Mrs.
Jennie I Frampton of Scottdale. The funeral service v.ill ba held at 2 o’clock Saturday afternoon JvVl’le” “ichool the Hoffer funeral borne in Noi- the announcement states Bus schedules will be opeiated on the same schedule as last jear.- Only children assigned to be the velt with the Rev. Mjron K.
Cole officiating. Interment will be Eastview Cemetery at Delmont. MRS.
PEARL STL’LL cietv meeting Oct.
5-7 at Reading., extra day in Seattle, Wash. How- He expects to leturn on Oct.
15. FOURTH POZNAN TRIAL BEGINS, 10 ARRAIGNED Poland (UP) A fourth trial opened today of per- sons accused of violence in the June 28 uprising.
In this trial ten persons were charged with assaulting the Poz- nan military training section at the agricultural college, the prison and militia stations. They were ac- cused of trying to seize arms and with plundering shops and apart- ments. The Poznan public was intently following the trials and It was re- ported workers, particularly the joung ones, ready to dem- onstrate again if they consider .the sentences too severe.
The first trial, that of three ever, no new stops were planned. The White House announced the expanded trip Thursday just after Vice President Richard M. Nixon reported to the Chief Executive on his own 10-day_ campaign trip through 32 states.
One of Xixon’s recommendations was reported to I be that Mr. Eisenhower visit more wheie key GOP candidates are running White House Press Secretaiy jouths accused of beating and kicking a security force corporal to death, ended Thursday with the prosecution rejecting pleas for le- niency by the defense counsel. Sentence is to be pronounced Monday, the court announced.
which Secretary General Dag Hamrnarskjold could play an ac- tive part. He also offeied an alternative of a negotiating body from among members of the Security Council with Hammar- skiold sitting with this group. He said non-members could be invited to join.
Dulles’ schedule called for him to meet this morning with British Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd Pearl Mary Stull, 72, died Thursday night at the home of Tier son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wnght, of West Pittsburg St.
ex- tension. She is the widow of Wil- liam H. Stull.
The body has been t_aken to the Ferguson funeral home. MRS. CHARLES SHERMAN SCOTTDALE Mrs.
Ella Sher- man, SO, wife of Charles Sherman of Ruffsdale, R. D.
1, died Thurs- day evening at the Emerson Nurs- ng Home ac Dunbar where she :iad been admitted Monday. The body has been taken to the funeial home.
j The attention of patents is di- iccted to the following- First grade children must have reached their sixth year befoie Feb 1, 1957, and must present vaccination and birth certificates if they had not attended kinder- garten. Kindergarten children must register Monday for tiansporta- tlon and present a vaccination James C. Hagerty said Mr.
Eisen- and French Foreign Minister Christian Pineau. The main topic vas understood to be a get to- :ether on council strategj, since neither France nor the United has publicly outlined its Male Suitor, 80, Hurls Acid at Girl Friend, 43 KARLSRUHEN; Germany (UP) said todav an 80-year-old suitor threw hydrochloric acid in the face of his 43-year-old girl friend Thursday because she threatened to leave him. They said the woman may lose the sight of one eye.
She had been a pretty good friend of the pen- sioner for several years but re- cently announced she was marry- ing someone else. hower is considering some expan- sion of his one-dav tnp to Pitts- burgh next Tuesday. Hagertv hint- ed that th’e President’s activities would include more than his tele vision address.
However, Hagerty would not give other details to sav that Mr. Eisenhower would not visit another city or deliver an- other foimal speech. He said it will remain a one day trip, as originally planned.
On his western swing, Mr. Ei- senhower originally planned to f.y to St. Paul and Minneapolis, Minn, ‘or davtime appearances Oct.
17, He would then fly to’Seattle for a television appearance that night with Washington’s GOP fcov. Ar- thur Langlie, who is in a tight con- test with Sen. Warren ‘G.
Magnu- son (D-Wash) for the Senate seat. the new schedule, Mr. Eisenhower will go to Minnesota Oct.
16 and spend the extra full day in Seattle H o w ever, the schedule for the extra .day has been left open so far. Stork at Hospital. daughter was born to Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Beck of Union- town, R.D. at a.m.
and a son was born to Mr. and Mrs Doyle Sykes of Connellsville, R.D.
1, at am. today at Cohnells- vlllp Slate Hospital.
Round, Square and Polka DANCE Saturday Night HAROLD MARIETTA Figure Caller NORTH BEND TAVERN Small Cover Francis R. Smith Democratic Rally Speaker on Oct.
10 UNIONTOWN Francis R Smith, Democratic candidate fot Auditor. General, will be one of the speakers at the Oct.
10 rally foi Joseph R. Clark, former mayor of Philadelphia, who is a candidate for the office of U. S.
Senator. Included among the speakers will be Congressman Thomas Morgan, candidate for re-election and Attorney Thomas J. Ivalman Democratic candidate for the un expired term in the State Senate.
The Democratic aspirants to the State Assembly and all officials of the courthouse will be Intro duced. Plans to accomodate at leas’ 725 guests, including members 01 the Central Committee, have heen completed. A buffet lunch will be .served in Mai shall Hall.
Night Club Fee Cut. SOMERSET Council reduced i the’annual license fee for nigh clubs fiom S200 to LAST 2 NIGHTS WHITfY THEADOR nt the Hammond Organ .SiAViiiig OdOiK-r S DIANA HORNE GUVS Route 119 at Pcnnsville FEATURING ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLY States plans. But relations between the Unit- ed States and its Franco British allies have been strained since Dulles new conference remarks on America’s traditional dislike of ‘colonialism” soon after Egypt and the Soviet accused Britain and Trance of practicing Jt in ihe -Su- ez dispute.
Newspapers oC Britain have strongly criticized Dulles. There also was some criticism n the U X. itself over Dulles late arrival in New York and his de- parture College Saturday to receive for an Williams honorary degree.
Lloyd is pressed for time has to be back in London for the Conservative Party Congress Oct.
11. Lloyd met ‘Thursday night with Soviet Foreign Minister Dmitri epilov, but so far there has been no direct contact between the British iand French and Egyp- tian Foreign Minister Mahmoud. a veteran diplomat be- lieved to have political powers second only to President Gamal Abdel Nasser.
Crash of Two Cars Kills 10 Persons Enter Nol Pros. nol pros has been entered in ihe case of Louis Ziskind of Republic, charged with larcenv by bailee He with Charles White, the piosecutor, have adjusted their differences. Judge Eustace H.
Bane signed the decree. Round Square TONIGHT JAKE GEARY’S BARN Indian Head SPECIAL CORN PARTY TONIGHT At The New Home of MASONTOWN VOL. FIRE DEPT.
Every FRIDAY NIGHT CORN PARTY “Early Bird” at SATURDAY and SUNDAY at the Hammond Organ VANDERBILT MOOSE HOME Pleaded With Husband To Let Daughter Stay in United States DETROIT distraught young mother said today she planned to do everything she could to save her little daughter from going to Russia with her father, Mrc. Helena Dieczok, 24, a ref- ugee, said she had “pleaded” with Alexis Ch’vastov, 58, to let her have old Tnya if he de- cided to return to his native Rus- sia. “He promised he she said, “but now they are both gone and Tanya will be a child of the state instead of mv child Mrs. Dieczok said she asked Immigration officials to search the liner Queen Mary at New York when she heard Chwastov, a Phil- adelphia construction worker, planned to take Tanya behind the Iron Curtain.
The officials made a cabin-by- cabln search of’ the huge vessel but failed to find the girl or her father. They said the vessel is due to dock at Cherbourg, France ‘on Monday. It was believed the child was hidden from Immigration au- thorities by other Russians who boaided the ship.
I Mrs. Dieczok came to this coun- try In 1952 froiti a displaced per- sons camp in Germany. She said she met Chwastov in Phila- .delphia and lived with him for two years.
Tanya was born in 1951. She married her present hus> band. George Dieczok, 29, early this year.
She said she and Diec another displaced person, had mpt stt VIRDKN. Man per- sons were killed and one serious- ly injured late Thursday night when two automobiles collided head-on on the Trans Canada Highway 10 miles southeast of here. It was the second case of 10 deaths from a single traffic acci- dent in as many days.
About 24 hours earlier, 10 persons died in a highway collision at Muncie, Ind. Royal Canadian Mounted Police said there were six persons in one car and the driver survived. All five in the other car were killed.
The cars both were 1955 models. One was registered in Saskatche- wan and the other in Manitoba. Four of tlis victims were chil- dren.
A woman and the four children were killed in a car bearing Sas- katchewan license plates., _A man driving the car was in serious condition in a hospital “at Virden. Five men in the other car, which was owned by Standard Oil Com- were killed instantly. Police said all six persons in the Saskatchewan car were thrown clear of the wreckage.
Three men in the other car, believed to have come from Virden, were thrown clear and the two others were trapped in the vehicle. SATURDAY Air Conditioned for Your Comfort BASKET DANCE Saturday Night at the Scottdale Elks Club 777 music by MELLAIRES AH Elks and Their Ladles Are Invited! Youth Center Newsletter Fall is once more with us.
The kids are finally back to school and the politicians are throwing verbal brick bats at one another. Yes, things seem to be quite normal thank you. At the Youth (Center tilings are really humming.
Mothers are quite happy with our selection of nationally advertised and reason- ably priced merchandise. For the first time in Connellsville we in- troduce America’s finest girls coat… the original coat that grows.
Mothers have marveled at the smart styling and the flattering lines of this coat of coats. It looks like ”Coatcraft” has found a home with us. We have been fortunate to be one of the eleven (11) stores in all of Western Penn- sylvania able to obtain “Rough and togs, the largest manufacturer of boys’ and girls’ corduroy and poplin slacks, both lined and unlined.
You have a treatrrn store when you see their tiny price tags and their high styling. f The above two items are only a sample of the many nice things available at the “new” Youth Center. So the next time you are down street stop in to see us and be assured of.
friendly, courteous service RALPH MAZER Youth Center 107 If. Pittsbnrg St. Phone 028 REGULAR ‘89.95 VALUE!
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