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SUNDAY INDEPENDENT
COLD, SNON^
Ijow Today *) Degrees Mimday CSoudy, Milder
50th YEAR — No. 4 — 7<J PA^^fcS
Membrr Audit BarpBa of (irrnlMlna
WILKES-BARRE, TA., SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1955
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PRICE 15 CENTS
U. S. Enters New Pact; Egypt Out
WASHINGTON aP) —The United States, in a strategic move perhaps in¬ fluenced by the Czech- Kgypt arms deal, an¬ nounced yesterday it will establish "military and po¬ litical liaison" with the five-nation   Bagdad   Pact.
The five nations are joined In s defensive alliance along Rus¬ sia's aouthern frontier. Mem¬ bers €We Iraq, Iran, Turkey, Pakistan,   and   Britain.
Saturday   announcement    wag regarded   as   possible   fir.it   step toward     eventual     full-flpdged membership in the pact. Keypt Opposes
Egypt has oppo.sed the pact, primarily because Irafl, an Arabi .nation, is a member. This in-j dependent step by Ira^i amou nted I to a challenge to Egypt's Arab leadership. J,
£ IT.  S.  officials admitted  thit'
•Trtne whole probiem of American^
'Vdatiottsfhip   Mrith   the    Bagdad,
P.n?t countries ia a "thorny one.".
The United States risked somej Arab displeasure by aligning it-, self with the five nations be-; cau.se of Egypt's opposition to tt. But Egypt now has made a , deal with C5ommunifft Czecho-j slnvakia to obtain arms. Stabilizing effort
The U. S. move was regarded | ti.1 another effort to .itabilize; the uneasy situation in the Mid-j die East, where Egypt and Is¬ rael have been engaging in spo-' radio fig'hting. )
V. S. diplomatic and  military^
offidails win sit in on  the firsti
meeting  of  the   pact   organl8«-f
. tion beginntng Jn Bagdad tomor-'
Fight Night at the Opera
Stevenson Taunts COP For Depending on Ike
Kefauver, Harriman Join 3.,„ 5^^^ In Bare-Knuckle Attack; HfVs Most Predict Victory in '56 O' Sfate
Cabinet, Security Aides jWill Come by Helicopter To Meet With President
I By   1: nited   Press
CHICAGO <IP>—The three top pi-esidentia! po.s.si- A storm whirled into biiities of the Democratic Party opened up la.^t night Pennsylvania, dumping up GETTY.SBURG, Pa. <TPV—The White House an- with bare-knuckle attacks on the Republicans and to eight inche.s of snow nounced plans yesterday for a dramatic helicopter pi-edictions of victory in the 1956 elections. .across the state. airlift to ferry the government's highest officials to
Adlai E. .Stevenson, the* \    '^^^-   heaviest   fall   was,conferences at  the President's  Maryland  mountain
Opera Star Maria Meneghini-Callas. still wearing her Madame Butterfly rostume, hits a note of rage during a barkHtage melee at Chicago's Civin Opera HoOse. Following a curtain call, she stepped into the hands of eight proci'ss servers ncting for a disappointed agent. Seeing them, she raided her voloe and her fists and started a free-for-all in¬ volving performers, stage hands and fans. Storming off with dirertor Mont<« FasNnarlit, she was heard In her fine soprano voice: "This is the worst insult to Chicago opera lovers that ever happened!"—(lateruationul).
1952 nominee. Gov. Averell ¦%      ¦ o
Harriman   of   New   York: ff|j|Ci<fffiff and  .Sen.  E.stes  Kefauver-¦'*"2#*""" of   Tennessee  took   turns I blasting   the   administra- ition from the same speak¬ er's platform.
Stevenson, only one of
I the three who is an avowed
candidate   for   19,56.   cut
loose with one of his most sit-
Offers India Trade Help
reported in the mountain' areas.     College   footballi
games at University P»irk and Huntingdon were played in five inches of snow. At leajit three other gamivi wcrr po.« poned or cancelled becau»*< of the fall.
Pittjsburgh and Harrisburg had three inches of snow and William.sport  two.  At Philadel-
Tax Bhme To Be Given Democrats
Five County Residents Injured in Car Crashes!
Five Luzerne County residents were injured yester-; jday in accidents attributed to the season's firsti jgeneral snowstorm. All five required medical treat-- 'ment, while two, more seriously hurt, were admitted
veil'   T\T?r riT    T„,i;n   iiPi •*''' Ju*t under two inches fell.
NEW   DELHI.  India  "Pi but it quickly melted because of —Russian    Premier   NlkO-^arm   ground   conditions. zling  attacks  to  date,   taunting lai   A.   Bulganin  said  that|Drivlng Hazardous the GOP for having to "depend 'all     necessary    conditions     Police   warned   that
-»J/1'^^l'L^ir"^''"'*''*« P''*-ihave been created for thej)^'" hazardou...   From
development of trade and^"J[J"^|'" "^ »"°«' ^"^ economic   cooperation   be-lxumpike
tween    India    and    Russiajnear   Philadelphia.   On   the   ex
serve party unity.
He   charged    that   the   GOP serves only "Wg business"  and
.^retreat early this week. !    Preparations for the un¬ precedented   a i r   shuttle 'were    rushed    while   thi President   relaxed   at  hi* .snowbound farm, chatting and   playing  bridge  with some of his closest friends. RAPtix  V. „      ..D.      T.U  A  wet. sticky blanket of
KAKAT,   Morocco  <IP>  —  The ,      .. ¦»»     t-.-       i.
caliph  of  the ijoly  city of  Fez f^^*^ •'Cpt Mr. Eisenhower jwas stabbed to death by an in- indoors.^
driving I'";;'»'«« -nob yesterday in the!    Members of the Nation.
twn  »n courtyard   of   the   imperial   pa-    .    c -i      /-< m s
of snow were re-l^-^^ ^^-" he came to „ake his »•.Security   Council   and the   Penn<;viv«niaiP«''*''« ^''^^ "»• returned suitsn. cabinct Will be airlifted td
from    pfttiburgh   ioiSidl Mohammed Ben Youssef.     C^P    David, The   caliph's   bodyguard   also *'*'^'*"'*
Caliph Slain In Garden Of Sultan
the retreat.
Presidwit't tomorrow.
benefit."
HABRC^ima    (IP>    —    The Pennjiylvainia    General    Asseni-j j^'j.^ j biy   returns   Nov.   21   to    beginjghe   slipped  and considerlmg    Gov     George     M.|t,^„ Haileton. Leader's newest  fiscal  proposal wliioh could  end  the lomg and
to hojupitals in Hazleton. {
A  Nanticoke  man  an'di
wife   were   injured   whenj
their  automobile   crashed!
into a stalled car in Pike Coun-j ty, two Hazleton residents were' hurt in separate automobile ac-' cidents in that area, while a Beaver Meadows womam suf- a fractured wrist when fell  in   down-
Seven Cars Pile Up On Bridge
Seven   cars   were  dam-i
Stanley Brus}iko.skl,  57.  of 38 w arv lerialativ    lax eauabb!     '^^•'^' Washl'njfton St., Nanticoke,
'rhe c^^or's prolan, caiis'^^^r? body bruises, while his-aged, one heavily and two!,
wife, Man,-. 48. received a truc-'.^f   t|,en^   practically   de
right   ankle   when   their;
CHICAGO (BP) — Former President Harry S. Truman threw the race for the Demo¬ cratic presidential nomination wide open last night hy de¬ claring that any nne who wants to be president has a "perfect right to run."
He said he has "always liked variety-" and that he will support "whoever Is the nomi¬ nee of the Democratio con¬ vention."
Mr. Truman said 1 am sure Hie   Democrats   are   going  to,_      j.t>j      r»       j take   over   the   Whit;   House }P''"">ent Rajendra Prasad
and Congress and  everything else."
But the partv's elder states¬ man made It clear he will re¬ main on the sidelines in the expected battle for tb« presi¬ dential nomination.
"on   the   basi,S   of   genuinejtreme   western   section   of equality      and      m U t U a liOhlo  border, the  snow waa   re
ported   melting,    but   dropping
, • temperatures  were  expected
Our countries stand  aSibring icin^ conditions.
to
followers   of his    ousted
Ben   Youssef predecessor,
allies    in    the    noble    and;    The  Camegle Tech-Wcstmin-Jm^j^jjjy Arafa great .struggle  for  peace, I'lroughout   the   entiro   world," I he said, .^
::". was kilie<i and five of his fol- Tj'* <:oun<^l ^iH meet tomorroi* lowers wounded—two critically!"'«'""»" *"<* ^*^t cabinet wOl -in   the   palace  brawl   between •"**'"ble Tuesday  morning.
and Nixon To Attend pro- \jr. Elsenhower will motoll Ben the 22 miles to Camp Davi* learly   tomorrow   afternoon   an<l
.Slippery   Rock   contest, at  S.lp.|^„^,L'"off^Lr X-'^b'^Tk^'^^^ meeting   with   the   eoun<^
former sultan, went down fight- "i" 'cabinet since before ho left
stay  overnight   for  the  cabinet seesion. It will be his first fop¬
pery Rock were cancelled.
{    Bulgtanin spoke at a civic re- ' ception on the second day of the
jstate visit he and Soviet Com-i".-"..-^.. »....,-..-,.» igroup   in
imunist   pany   chief   Nikita   S.ianon high schooU st Pitt Sta-ifjy,.j^j,^j Khrushchev are i>aying to Prime'dium  was  postponed until  th"*jenthroned
WPIAL Class AA playoff Kame, .^^^j,^--«' mobsTtacked'h;, for Denver, Aug. 14. between Aliquippa and Mt. Lcb-!_^,„„   i_   .   ^ ...«.«   .,     a»,^„.<,„_ .v.. e..
iMinister Jawaharlal Nehru andlweek.
Assuring an immense crowd ot Russia's sympathy for the attempt of India to build up itsi national economy, with em- said:
*We are confident that the in¬ dustrious and talented Indian pe<H>le will be able to achieve their goal."
Private
findustry
Praised
a   demonstration   of     Attending the Securtty Co'un-
loyalty    to    the    re-; cil   meeting  will   be  all  of  ths
Ben    Yousoef,    justi regular mf^mbers. includliv Vice
for  an  excise tax  at  a   resson-
• tured
automobile crashed Into the rea^^''^^^^'^'. ja.st_night^at^9
able   rate  at   SH   per   cent
manufactured   goods   sold   toi-"'-"";"""!"'"°"''" 7k",!^u T'on   the   ice-coated
«,->,..i«..«i-~   «,{*£ »~^j »»,.. nniv of a stalled car owned by Charles ""    ^'i'- . *^"= i-uai-cii uhole.salers, with »ood the onlyj^.^^^^   ^^^ ^^ ^.^^^^^   yesterday,St.     Bridge     while
i^^jj.!morning.    Mr. .Sauer's car wasjWilkes-Barre    police   offi
Item exempted. Stale   Pen.   Rowlaiid
South two
B
'special   Imterest"   and it   of   bungling   virtually   every program   it  has   launched. Fund  Raising  Dinner The   Democratic   "big   three'
back from exile. {President Richard M. Nixon and
Caliph Mohammed Bernadi;the secretaries of state, defense had a Jeweled dagger in one: and treasury. The council ad- hand and a pistol in the other vises the Presidertt on defensa when ho went down .with a fatal and foreign pc^icies. The cablnH knife wound in his back. Ideals more with domestic prob-
French Not Involved | '*"**•
Oniy Moroccans were In-! f^n* for th« helicopter lift volViHi in the murderous ©ut-•'**"'<1 be altered by the weather, burst of violence. There were no^f *>• ** too bad for the small French troops or officiaU «t(**ft, the offieiala will drive to the palace when the troubl«itl»« retreat Chair-jfjared up at 11 AM. !   The   snow   kept   Mr.   Eioen-
Tbe "battle at the palace" was!hower in but it didn t make him
aocuoed! Offers Help QUBH.\NNA,   Pa. *tP
He said Russia was willing to.man   Lewis  L.   Strauss   of   the      .„   „„.„„ .^ v..^ ~«^.    ™-. m«.... ... ....^ .„...«.. c ...«» n,.n
17X.\\ Jl'''^.J^Zlti^r^Z'^^J^^''"'''' ^"^"^ Commission said:on^ „i ^,.,rai bloody fracases unhappy Aide, pointed out that projects as hydroelectric power yp^t^day American private m- reported yesterday in Morocco.:the snowfall is good for hli and   the   utilization   of   atomicjdustry has "a far more compre-i    :„   Marrake.-»h  a  mob  burned rolling Pennsylvania farm. And
spoke   at   a   |100-a-T)Jate   fund-l^,    "^ ' "^ peaceiui i^urposes.      jhensive role' in the atomic pro-.^  policeman  to death  after heihe was with congenial friend*.
hany      (R-Oraiwford), minority   leader,   said
Senate l*'a"'''* °" * «^""e *fter .slippery pgrs were directing traffic! raising dinner attended by 2,600     Inimense crowds cheering and I gram  than   private  industry  in had killed a man  and wounded^pi,^ Bridge With Ooeitts senate   /_.„  i-«=*»   *vcic muci^jus  yiait.-.'.       » ....^^-l.,'., waving   fam.    ha   -"d   tho   Rus.ianv   Mhor   nni on .   a-nm^r.   1-   .    ^-.   *•!,.>   v...».-i    "'"   oriuaw   n iui  uoenw
un offici¬
ary Thursday that  the Senate GOP delegatitm probably would accept the new tax. OOP  Reports   Monday
The official position of the senator* may be known by Monday s4nce the GOP bloc is planning to meet here during the -weekend for a strategj' ses¬ sion.
Opposition, from a Republican
condition.s  prevented  him  from j^j ^^^j, gj^j_
ascending a hill. The Brushkoski;.    .    _   , automobile had estimated dam- mjurea ages of $300. It was towed to a Milford garage. The couple was treated at a doctor's office there.
Driving   conditions    in    Pike County, where the accident hap¬ pened, were termed "very dan¬ gerous" by police. Car Struck Headon
Michall F. Artotto Jr., 24, of
Nob"odv wflsi'^'nofrata  *t the InternaUonal wartng   flags,   haiWd   the   Rus-iany other  nation.       .,   . ^^ ,     a  woman  in a  riot that began, ^,^.„^ Kn,,.- •,—». «,
IxODOay wasi^ ^vi^u—...       ..,.      -.      »v- slans wherever they went in thel    Strauss said the United States when  he  manhandled  * youth-i    "*• weekend house gije«a 1n-
I eluded   W.  Alton  Jonea,  chair-
Amphitheater,      sits      of      the
! party's      national      convention
Details  were   vague  and  had jnext summer.
to  be pieced  together from  re-i    ^he   party's  elder  otateswian.
poru   of   drivers   and   g'arages f^^^mer President Harry S. Tru-
where four of the vehicles were ,^n    delivered  off-the-cuff  re-
part of their staff in a Cadillac I convertible.
102 North Main St., Ashley; An-'
marks to the assembly. iCImM^m   D^^^^   A
Stevenson      predicted      flatly r IXCff    KepOrTS "we   are   going   to   -win    nextj— , -^ .,
year" and  was joined  by Har-i^££ff}Q   BOHTlFe
¦n   att ^
dominated     Senate     scutUedjMfl North Laurel St.. Hazleton,'jrew Skapura,  387 East Grand Leader's previous  classified   in- .suffered laceratlo-na of the nosejst.,   Nanticoke;   Phil  J.  Pisano, '•ome  tax  and   led   to  the   tax'and possible fracture of the left 149 Race St., and Paul Pietroski, deadlock which has gripped thei knee in a two car crash on,Route|474 South Grant St T.egislature     alnce     Julv     and,940, five miles west of Hazleton, |^^^ Pjl„ Ijp
threatened aome state services, at 10:20 yesterday morning.
The new tax program-in¬ tended to raibe t4::5.000.000 to balanco the Governor's budget -is e]q>octed to enter the De¬ mocratio—controlled House oa Mondsflr.
The   Oovomor   said    at    his
He
towed.
Drivers of thc oars were:
William T. Tosh, 28 East Di¬ vision   St.;    Marie    Mack,    185 __ __ West   Rivyr   St.;   Helen _Sliker,|;,-^„   who^'vlew-^" Chicago" as
.ur   comeback   town." At   CrfUK.h   CffA
Kefauver   also   foresaw    vic-:^"    Wf *«»ff   ifStV tory,   but   warned   against divisive    struggle    among Democrats themselves.
Kefauver.    expected    to    an-
According    to    motorists    bi-
VIC
tuiy
capital—Bulganin   and   Khrush-icould  not  have  won  "the grim (ul suspect.
chev in a Buick convertible and wartime   race"   for   the   atomici    Ro,ports    from    Meknes   aaid™*" •'Cities Service Corp.. and
bomb without private industry's several persons were killed andMrs. Jones. Gem Alfred M. "vitality and ingenuity," He said many others wounded wheniGruenther, Chief of NATO de- the same qualities are needed|(.hou8an<l8 of Moroccan demon- fense foreea in liurope, and now to convert atomic power to. atrators attacked a six-man,William E. Robinson, president peaceful uses. suburban   police   post  at  Bopdj of the Coca Cbia Co.
Strauss  spoke   at   flag-raasiagj Moulay   Aomar.   Officials   said;    Gruenther,    a    famed   bridge
ceremonies at  the   new Curtis-.police  were  forced to  fire  Intojj^ayer,   had' hardly   arrived  tt
Wrigrht reeearch and aeronauU-; the crowd in self-protection andj^j^ President's farm befor» ho
cal development center. |«   military    patrol   had   to   be^^^j j^   Eisenhower dug out a
"It is my belief that American I called in to fight off the mob.    ^^^^ ^^ ^^^^^ ^^^ ^^^^ ^ ^^^
industry plays a far more com-! — ,with  George  E.  Allen,  another
,» /     11 f (intimate   friend,  and  Jones.
spark of hope that one or more (length and breadth of our gov-j y 3||Q\/     SCSnSS       In    afldit
' the  alrUft
tu- LAS VEGAS, Nev. (IP)--A tinyiprehensive role throughout the; ispark of hope that one or more (length and breadth of our gov-' of  14 persons  might have sur-ienunen't-supported atomic encr-
was the driver of a,car "truck,  ^j^^^ the bridge road was very!seek headon by a vehicle driven  by' -   .
John J. McMonigal, 36, of RD 1 Freeland. McMonigal was travel¬ ling toward Hazleton when his vehicle okldded on the slippery highway  and  struck  the  other
Thursday nvwa  conference  thej vehicle, travelling In the opposite current    timetable    called    for direction.   Ark>tto was admitted
)
passing It In the House by mid night Tueaday and sending it to the Senate. May Await ThankngiWng
to St. Jotffph'a Hospital for treat¬ ment.
slippery and an unidentified motorist smashed Into SUker's I9fil Plymouth, fleeing the scene without stopping. Sliker's car was pushed into that of An¬ drew Skapura, and then the four other vehicles piled up over the roadway.
Tosh'a car, a 1*53 Ford, was towed to Jack  Craig's  Garage.
Stato Police at Hazleton 8aid:Bast End, and is reported a total the    car    driven     by    Arlotto,|^fpck.
Joe Sliker towed to his garage damages   of   $300   ->•"- »" Wood St., his own car which
Mahany    pointed     out     thatj owned by Frank A. Camera, 585 since tile Senate Would be meet-1 Hayes   St..  Hazleton,   had   esti-i      ¦«;    j i*f injr   only   two   daya   this   -week]mated   damages   of   $300   while o" "^ooa bc.
^ 'nut diantbes probablv wouldn't'the    reported    damage    to   the Kokrt on th* new flsral legtolation I ^thfr vehicle waa ojiproximfttely
Morgian   of   483   Mulr
had slight damage; Marie Mack's 19.54 Chevrolet, which is con¬ sidered at complete loss, and Pictroski's   19,53   Plymouth   sta-
mll    after   tho   Thanksgiving i *500 hoHdaiy wceltend ¦    ¦Pat'T    ™—    —    ~ —  — , _,
"I think we're Koin^ to elve ^ Ave., Hazleton Heights, was in- tion wagon which has approxl- 1t fast «*!on «te wav or theM"^«» 'l,*.^'""*' "^ \^T^ be- mately $350 damage. The other other" Mahany aaid   "We domt "   McAdoo  and   Audenreid. vehicles were driven away  but
Intend   to   olt   on    it   and   dor*'* accident occurred while she;showed  damages  ranging  from nothing" n*'  ^^^^K to  Allentown  yes-1$75 to  $160,  according  to  esti-
Mahany hwMoated   on   T^iurs-!^?'^.''^    '":?."'.'"«:. Admitted    to|^tes. day that tho Senate Republican delegation   would   give   the   28-
member Senate Dmocratic min-
was
.terday    moming.    Admitted    „«
dL..k)"?_" Hazleton  State Hospital, sho is,
undergoing treatment for scalp
lacemtions   «md    pMrnsible   head;
tho   three
a   bill
votes   Ujpipte
injuries.    Details    were    Incom-
ority   only needs   te chamber.
Tho Repiuibtican   strategy pears dosdgned  to   identify  the jtown  buainess establishment In
<Conttmjed on Page 2, See, 1)  ' (Continued on Page 2, Sec. 1)
in   that
ap-
Mrs. John Petchel of 21 Ta- maqua !W., Beaver Meadows, was on  her  way Into a  down-i
Playboy Dodge's Wife Downed in ThreO'Language Battie at Bar
BElLOrr, Wis. (tp- Blonde Gregg Sherwood,,wife of auto neir piaytMy Horace Dodge, was knocked off a bar stool 'arly yesterdav in a shrill, three-language battle with a troupe of Spanioh dancers.
Mario Esoudero, guitarist «ith th» Joo, Greco Dancers, *a« arrested after he admit¬ ted knocking the 27-year-old rorm«. Broadwiay chorus giri ""the "tool to tho Corral Kestaurant.
Sut Mrs. Dodge failed to Jf''\'^''rge» ogiainet Esudero' ['nd he Went free.
rhe Spanish musician, who thra^u "« English, said "irough an Interpreter that Fr'kc^*  ••ta'mlted   me   in
noT''^' *"^'* t^fi «-ay it hap-
  hi       three-year marriage to
ha. ^ti-millionalre   playboy
•tormT* "'*'"''*^ "y frequent
*'• *<<kn«tt«d  laakin^ "un¬
complimentary'' remarks to Escudero, but said he struck her first and she started yell¬ ing at him in French.
Amid a babble of English, Spanish and French, Assistant Manager Joseph L. Schneider hustled the performers of the troupe out of the bar.
Schneider oaid Mrs. Dodge followed him out into the snow tn her otocldng feet, and that he picked her up and carried her back into the place.
According to witness. Mrs. Dodge had spent some time in the bar Friday aight and Sat¬ urday.
Mrs. Dodge later went to the police station and de¬ manded that Escudero be ar¬ rested on an assault and bat¬ tery charge.
The guitarist was picked up and held two hours, but was released two hours later when the ex-show girl failed to ro- turn (Kt sign bor complaint.
'Mystery Piane' Hunt is Slowed By Snow Storm
OAIU^ISL-E, Pa. <U»>-<avil de¬ fense workers and voilun.teers fought a snowstorm on dei^late South Mountain yesterday in a searcii for » "mystery" plane reported in distress over the area. ¦ Nothing   was   found   by
nounce next month that he will,   , ^    ,,, .-   . . ... ._.
the   presidential   nomina-iEi*"^    '"''<*    »now-covered    Xtt.jindustry m any other counto. tton,  aaid  There are bound toi^*'"'^*'^""  ^''^^ <**>*  *KO wasihe  said,   "l   refer  to  both   our be  conteeta  in   the  Democratic I "*'**'<*  '¦** "*«bt with the pos-jweapons   program   and   to
some
sible   sighting
of   two bonfire
huddled   at wrecicage.
Maj. R. A who   flew  over  the
persons; development    of    the «t   thel,„ea of atomic energy
the peaceful
wreck   just'
Party and  I expect  that of them will be lively.'
'But I hope that there will be no bitterness engendered and that  we can  all  save  our  live
ammunition    for   the   Republi-,   —     - -   .     --   --      -.
cans,"  Kefauver  said. 1 foot mountain late yesterday, re-j ^A»||   0^fg%fnK
For Stevenson it was his firstiported  he  "thought" he  saw  a; Jllf   f%C*«#s M» speech  since  he announced  his I bonfire burning "about 50 feet"; «¦ m ¦
1»5<5    candidacy    last    Tuesday,;from the crash scene with two f^Q   AOreefnCflf
Windoffer, Jet pilot; ¦er  the below   tile   i>eak  of  the   11,910-
Big 4 Session
(Continued on Page 2, Sec. 1)   [persons standing  by it
Yoittip larlif appearing for vork at Kant .Northampton St. hunineim f»tablishm'nt jienterday morninf/ vjearing differtnt colored »hoe».
Woman atanding in tnoxo on fidelirtf yelling "that't wv hoy," as her »on ran S7 ifnrd$ to ncore for WyontinJr Stmi- nary.
ion to announcing plans. White Houso Press Secretary James C. Hag* erty reported that Mr. lasen* hower had sent Prtmo Minister Jawaharlal Nehru of India a birthday greeting.
The President alao acknowl¬ edged Mexico's than^ia for tho heip this country provided Mexican flood victima this year.
Woman School Principal Stabbed to Death at Home
PITTSBURGH OP) — The body of a hool principal, her throat slashed, was terday in her blood-spattered home in suburban White
'    NEW  YORK  'IP)  — The  Big
iFour United  Nations  ambassa-
|dors met for about three hours
lyesterday   but   failed   to   reach
j agreement on breaking a dead¬ lock on U.N. membership.
;    After the long lunch meeting entS   feared at the Soviet UN. headquartersiguitor
Fear Bride of One Week Abducted by Ex-Suitor
1
49-year-old ion Park Ave., the u. s. usuedi    j^„ Maureen McGaumei^^ .^^ school principal, her throat sla-shed, was found yes-the following sutement: JMaira   a  former   student
tofrlov in hof MnnH.enaffa^a/1 knn^A in ..•iMii.Kon U7V.ifal    'Rrtiresentatives of the United        e   • ,         	
Inurse at Mercy Hospital
The
extremely   ie^UmS, name of the man was noi
Representatives nak " Kingdom, France, the USSR andjiiu'^Y. v""   ^"«\'.^.''    '^'"'."7'*' released,    but    Mrs.    McGaumo
the     victim,     Mrs.     Viol a 1 either. jquesUon.    No    *8^^^^Xn« wUli'^here   *he   had   applied   for  a daughter  was  married  Nov   11
Gale,    was    found    by   her;    Allegheny   County   detectives;.-cached. The conver*aUons WUl.^^^p^^^^y^^j^^^^j^^^jj^^^.^_j^   ^,j,^^   j^^^^   j^    ^  soWiw
daughter, Abbie, 21. short-l»«°t out an order for the arrestjcontinue." .^ u    .   v.-mas season. stationed at Camp Rueker, Ala.
Iv before noon    Ahhip tol<l'Of th'  »*u*''a«wl-  John  T.  Gale,    The meeting was heW at the.    ..^^ mother,   Mrs.   Jo-She    said    her    daughter    li*4
«ff;^i^c  cki^UoAJi^f ?i   i'^«^"^l^*-5^^ **'    ^r*^r   J^"V s'-Ph   McGaume.   said   she  msy planned   to   join   her   husband
OlllCer.S sne nad spent theiyj^ting  her two davs ago,  ac-lForelgn Minister V. V. Kuznet-^^^^   y^^^^   abducted   bv  a  for- around Christmas time after h« night at the campus of thelcording   to   their   daughter,   ajsov,   obviously   for   so"«   «'8^'J- mer boy  friend,  whom she de- had found an apartment Universitv    of    Pittsburirh I Pitt   campus   queen.   Gale   hadjlevel "horaetradrng' on the ad-j
6    l^-._    ...1    l.i—  ,_   ]>.imission  of   18  new  members.
where she i.«;  a  senior mj the sehool of education.
Narcotics Ring in Copenhagen
been   reported  w-orking  in   i.^-1 imasm/ji  vi   *«  •" •¦        . ^•¦^ m* d       m» L
troit ai^ an electrician j    Big Four agreement w<aa need-iJIjj,   naf||ef|   KAy  SCOUtS  SmOSft
,    Investigators   said   the   two-ed   to   break   the   membecshtp;**'*   i^WfllOlf   WWy   «#WVH«a  ««»iwaif
Mrs. Gale, estranged from her I story   frame   home   had    been [deadlock ami  win  approval for ,husband, Joseph,  was last seen |ransacked and "blood wa'? track-five  Communist  and   13   West-; jalive at 3:4,5 P, M  Friday when !ed  everywhere." A man's shirt, ern-aponsored   nationa   as   new *'»he    lef# the    Coulter    School, i bearing" bloodstaina.  was  found Imembers.
Informed  sources  .said  Coun-
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land   County   cjvil   defense
rector,    said    "We're   definitely!Oars Missing
going to_continuethe^archun-,    „„  automobile  was   seen
McDonald. Pa. dP)—PoUce .<?earched^ last night' for a missing 19-year-old bride of a week whose par- may have been abducted by a rejected
searchers as darkness began toi"""    ¦'^'-'the    Coulter    School,.bearing bloodstaina.  was
^oii   hiif rvau Munnhv   riimh«.r-i^*''^*' ^^'' *^^^ headed for aboutjin tlie house and poHce said the'
fall, but Dale Murphy, Cumber-1^.^^ ^^^^^ j^__ apparentlv used it to wipe cU   Presideni   Masrollah
his  hands after washing in the zam  has mad* it   clear  he will
Ibathroom basin. not cail the meeting of the 11-.
at;    AJthough the houae wa-s   ran-,nation body until the  Big Four
til we fihd out one way or the'.
the
{reach ship.
agreement   »n   member-.
^^jjg.^ ,1 •¦>'•=   home   Friday.   *5ut   it   was,sacked, sums of money were ly-
One of the searchers reported 1"'**'"^    ^^*"    P<''''=*    arrived.jin* about the house untouch«l.
hearing what he thought was a'N^'«f*'*>ors also reported having;police oaid, and it was believed!
shout for help but Murphy said's«*n • <^«"" beari-ng out-of-gUte|the slayer may have been ^"'"t-i^^^_|_   ^£   Dl^mmA
this occurred "far from the area^"sensed plates parked near thejing oomo particular Item other;^fOSf|   Of    rlOtiV
the   reports   of   the   distressed! house   Friday,   but   police   said I than money.
plane covered  and we've ruled i
that out" I
Aircraft Accounted For I
The  traffic   control  tower  at
the Harrisburg State Airport re-
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lor overdue and all military air- Around the Tnwn..„Threo
j craft -were accounted for. Better EngUsh  Two
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Murphy said the plane was re-County   Newa  —~..Flve ported spotted Friday night fly-! Crossword  PuMlo ._Six
jing low over Mt. Holly Springs j,,^^   Peaioon    ...Three
jin a southwesterly direction. He
said   the   coiuiensus   of   reports
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'pilot ol the non-scheduled  DC4
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*!southern   Seattle   suburb   early-
lilFriday killing 27 of 74 persons
• aboard   Saturday    blamed    "in-i
6; ability to feather the prop on a
6-7 runaway  engine"   as  the   cause 7 of  the  disaster. S;    Wiiiiam   McUougall,   and   his 3ioo-pitot,    Fred    HaU,    both    of:
l-S|M4amt, Fia.. told Crvtl Aeronau-;
6-7JUcs   Board   officials  tiieir   v«»-l 1-101 akn of ^e smaahup.
COPENHAGE.N. Denmark (U»' -.^ix Danish Bo>- Scout* turned "junior G-men" to smash a big narcoti.' ring that had been operatin? un¬ der the noses of Copcnlw^ren police, it was disclosed yes¬ terday.
Police oaid they havo ar¬ rested an undisc'iosed number of persons m a ctwckdown on the ring, described as one of the biggest ever to operate in Den-nvark.
But the detective work was done by the Boy ScouU. They picked up a clue, then used almost every method they had read about In mystery storiea to get the goods on the culp- rit.<!.
W^en they had an airtight case, the Scouts tume<i their evidence over to the profes¬ sional detectives The police checked it found rt accurals and   moved   in   to  maka tho
The story, as dfsclooed terday, began when one o< the mx Scouts saw a sh*dy character selling morrhiBw to an addict <»» a downtown street Several patrolmea were nearby, but fafled to spot the tranaaction. Dally Watch
The Scout tailed tho ped¬ dler to a coffee bar whsr» other addicts and rarootieo salesmen seemed to meet That hlgSit the Scout 'a-ent home, rounded up five of W**!) troop friend*, and they s«t up a daily watch en tho eoN fee bar.
The Scouts loiMiged aromi* the coffee shop for days, play¬ ing tho jukebox and pretond- ing lo read nowspSHpo" ""^ ' m««razmea. llut ^l ^e viatX* they were collecting a plete doooior on tjto members.
One of tho Seoato. an JCoAtuiuod «M Puc* S.
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