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   Derrick (Newspaper) - August 24, 1949, Oil City, Pennsylvania                                Your vacation will if you tell your outgrown clothing to pay for it. Dial 5-1227 THE OIL CITY ASSOCIATED PRESS LEASED WIRE THE ORGAN OF OIL MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS Tba Rather cloudy with few showers Thursday fair with moderate No. 16 PAGES OIL AUG. 24. 1949 16 PAGES Price CeeK RUSSIAN FEUD Stiff Note To Moscow U.S.S.R. Keep Hands Off By ALEX H. SINGLETON Aug. Ti t o's uid tonight it is ready to enc ill feud wilh the Soviet Union kef pi its handt off Yugoslavia In a note to the regime ita to Teach a vet with Russia on dit Replying to two Soviet protest Tito's regime had and tortured 31 Russian ihe offered to let those sians go The offer hold good for all other Soviet national who want lo leave The Russians were Ihe noie because they the laws of Yugoslavia by their espionage and hostile Ready To All lasun The Yugoslav reply went far be- yond the Issue of viet It ated that Tito Is ready to ate Moscow on a settlement of all points of difference that have cropped up during the U- scrap thai began when Ihe cominform declared him n outcast because of hLs alleged antt Soviet and peace gesture was made after a mountain of ganda hid been piled up Marshal Tito by Russia and associates on the heels I of threat to take effective to protect ID the southern Slav Moscow charged Saturday the Tito was a fascist enemy of the Soviet communism throughout the up this theme the of j clal Red army newspaper ID j llu Tuesday declared Tile had I Flight Of 60 To Take Part In Of Anniversary General Admits Buying Data Furnished i But Denies Any Wrongdoing Murray Says Union Will Strike to Win Demands on Steel DONATED DOLLS FOSE A locks ove tow of tbe dolU Into for her Europe Tbe editor tie Somerset American U mew to fire wme 201 contributed by of which are by for Defense Chief Denies Connection With Firm Influenced Contracts A of 60 From the U. S. naval air bate at will fly in tion over Drake Well be- tween and II m. in observance of the oil 90lh birthday The navy planet will appear from the flight of the Truculent navy plant holding che long distance record lor a flight from Aur to O. The Ls scheduled to fly here from 3ld., over tbe Drake Well park a. m. juu prior to opening at 1 he responsibility lor a he told a at 11 o'clock Mother of Eight Servicemen Dies By JOE HALL Aug. Murray said today i his CIO are ready to strike if to gain a of their pension and insurance de- the drilling of the first oil veil by Col. K. L. Drake in Titusville will be Might Orden Thousands of persona expected to attend the ceremonies will bei permitted lo hear over the directions given from navy sound truck lo the 5, P. park of Defense bc maintained with Ihe son today called and any and the conversation between Aug. today called and that his former connection wilh the company building tne plane fill r i r amplified by a loudspeaker bombers had anything lo do with the air force selection or 50 tnat Tht audience will know In that plane to be iu superbombe Of But Hold Up On Pact real upon Ihe Industry and not on the Is not a This Ii a statement of who also Is president ofj the said the steel Industry's arguments before the board were the worst and he had heard In 53 j years a labor Part Hc accuse J a I 1 spokesman of insult to thr president of Ihe United Murray's angry words opened the three day rebuttal to industry's arguments against MAKY COPLEY Maty 53, ol 19 den mother of eight Jonj wilh the armed forces PROBERS BARE SECRETS Officer To Be Called Back For More Questioning Br ARTHUR EDSON Aug. Gen. Herman who began at a private and wound up AB head of the army's a year buying ed today that he gave a information on the ing But he denied there wai anything wrong In hlj the plans not and had been published In ona At the same Johnson blasted an existing to ate the reputations of public of- the maneuvers to bc I Dr. S. Stevens of lly FRANCIS J. Each sideline War died suddenly Aug. 23. eight days of at Tuesday In her OVER rounded terror regime on the i Vould suffer I Ha the same fate Hitler and but Ihls lime much By Pmt communist press In in a similarly threatening declared the Tito government To Today At Municipal Swimming Pool Such a. hi Kouse services to me. much the same growing and dangerous jot the commonwealth those ling the park told a native ol Harrison I hai been historian ol the commonwealth since 1937. He com- at Ihe amis aid program lur Korea and combined senate com- ing To Import By 30 By Aug. 30, the board is supposed lo make a report to iu tions are nol binding on either No action WM on union of the that President j ract finding relations and European signers of tne Truman has asked to ree The is nt State college In Atlantic designed lo erect a lie to determine whether bulwark any Bg I- outside political A dictated air force decision lo its continental bomber and atom Say On Nud h On Paji .Vi The I threat to and warned thai it was the policy or the Union to On Paje .i Another parade of ton municipal pool Q a- f loU lhe com- on fa n patronized Pact to Become Effective Today ing tht 1W9 season by more lhan will close this ning after one of its best seasons on Unofficial attendance re- leased last night by Resell pool indicate Lhe attendance to date is lhe attendance of 41.283 in che IMS Mr. credited In- crease In the pool's popularity to ihe l lhe introduction of regular eve of the legal beginning of for all shimmers and Atlantic moonlight swimming of 10 of the 12 member The fact that the met today to begin 90 degrees for for lhe organization o' ihe extended also worM provided In the north more persons to use the pool j the supervisor Tne pact will come force Open Until 8 p. m. Today 10 morrow when Franc calif The located conveniently lion is deposited with lhe United iat a bus atop a short distance from Spates In a While House ceremony ihe city's will he President Truman will sign open today from 1 until 8 p. m a. m. a today's city em- lion declaring the treaty in will begin drainage of the The department pool and lhe pool and buildings a of closed for tbe remainder of power had met al department today to begin work Attendance ptr each forming the council of M nations this are as which In turn will establish 16.1W. consisting of important defense under twelve the from 12 lo 18 Secretary of Stale j 951 W. of today lhat defense alone about ihe Beside i Johnson the estimate the cost ot lhe huge program at the comptroller ordinance or lhe air 2. Lt. Gen. ened lo Benedict any of- ficer who would lei pressure his own arrived today for j By Senator Smith Maine a dozen brush and Norstad is lani civil war talks in an a maximum by this blazes chief of air force for official to the Three fires am He said he would be re- and lo were whipped by agreement for after a few showers of ram for directing tbe air de- c 4.093 youths and 3.- i attended by August ToUl 7.323 the treaty here lui only Iceland and Luxembourg were not France is the last of the which originally drafted to deposit ils The provides be conducted from 1 lo p. m. The purpose of lhe meeting Lo home service on lhf vi of The Portugal arid Q dA Junc a the 12 nations which of 2 nave free swimming it the pool and large number of swimmers received free be in charge of The Florence home ied In IS lessons year as from eastern len in Va. CHIANG CALLS President Acts To Squelch Talk Of Local Peace With By MOOSA Aug. Fund Halved by Houw The house cut lhat proposed 51.- squarely in and are being whetted for it in the senate Wherry lhe floor he will oppose any foreign arnu program at ibis Trie authorizations approved Greece and for the The combined those amendments to lhe j I A of the lale James Ellen Baie am told the action f vaa born 15. 1890, at uken and eve NEW FIRES Hn FOREST AREAS Park Clowd To Vacationers Rage Out Of Control By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Fires out of control in Idaho's national forest lerday the arel to closed lo while of the an On foye Hew here from the lard fortress of to rui down any local deal with the who are only 170' miles away on the I Reliable reports are thai some believe peace is it way were behind the ported peace To Move American Red Cross chapters The while at service Red Cross Groups Meet Here ol some hope to weary nl Seven new hi touched off by To meel the Regional On Forester E. B. Eice ordered all the and Boise national forests a of the Sawtooth closed lo may traverse the forested areas only on main FIrn Still For past 40 she had resided at her present Copley WIB member ot the Trinity church and the auxiliary to tlic American Her William April 1M7. In addition lo ishini eight ing World wu ont of the regular WAT She played active part la civic Surviving Ihe following ire MM. Margaret and William Copley of of John and Roy of Oil Daniel ot James of and Richard of the U. S. army In A Robert V. killed In action in Ihe Pacific tre early In War include the brothers and William and Frederick G gelne of Oil John of Mn. B. E. Button Bernard Mrs. Alia And Oliver of Oil Mrs. Irene or Calif. The body waj lahea to Ihe SteS fee funeral Funeral will be The 57-year-old who haa been 5 general since July 16, laid he may have mistakes in his 38 In he no time I abused my or the Influence of my Arson Suspected In Bam Blaze Near Knox Heavy Vote Seen In Sept. Primary TeU At iht ot Secretary of the Army Gray said Feld man bad to a con- tractor's ment Information under circum- stances which appear This nai to tell his alory of hla with James V. HunL Aad as Zeldman de- nying thai he ever gain or fsr his shook Once he ed tj If he were near The subcommittee Is studying of percent men who try to get contracts for business men in return for a As soon aa Feldman had finished wilh word prepared U had to adjourn because l senators had previous com- But committee members made U plain that there plenty of questions they want to ask when he takes the stand again they they want to learn more about On Pegi 23 P places will In Ihe local lhe the u all are out of public In- They now cover an today in Com- polling a slate superior courl Ihe only statewide leaders are for one of the voles West Penna. Polio Toll Still Mounts this afternoon Mijs Harriet orl announced for evidence of arson In Austin H. said of a fire on the oM sUlc fast was approaching farm near Cor- drought conditions of 1947. in several Canton is strengthening ili lime forrst cost 16 The which will held i Nationalist authorities Cuvier Kline of R. D and caused damage i Room 308 Veach worried over a summoned police today Ihe uprising led by Reds than by J blaze early Sunday razed his 62 by in the peace move or a foot frame bank barn on the wide three miles or i fire which has threatened de- particularly the j circulated that iO of I hi monn ar- Kline he found lain of policy for this The communist are their n the large voter In the common Actual registration figures have nol yet been I William E. of The nomination being sought by Karry of the United States ot r day for jeven and one half Ii be impossible MOST ACCIDENTS HAPPEN IN THE KITCHEN the men have lo cat BUT IT ISN'T REALLY 50! Accidents happen but nol an accident when an advertiser results with a want be- cause a want ad expresses the of whether buying or selling thf want ad finds Ihe buyer or the or WHAT HAVE YOU FOR WHAT DO YOU WANT TO DIAL 5-12W Place your Wanl Ad Crawford county the Oil City Fraud Is Charged By Investment Co. of crude in a in the The ery of the oil led him lu 3U5pccl West European Union May Halt Red Advance Ry AT Analyst J. M. more than a year ago the communists were so close to the Italian government ura even used to Ihe to influence the dec- Little more than luo years ago i Ihe French communist a were ing up 1 Current unreal among the French over make U the underground u ay's fjords i close to Ihe Industry la an easy air hop from Communist Ail these things had to be into account by the U. S- military and political leaders who are ROU urging congress to vole 000 in aid for of It lo jo lo western ii super of the Red never after World War Our best Intelligence discovered at a. Sun day by a igh Roy awakened by md By time The fire had gained such headway il lo the LPi Vo The Crawford county was oy ine by Wward and E G. firm to Elder occupying i tail National bank of Kie tiling given lt Ume Tll bank by j .al 9 p. The and In lbe l 60- lhal Richard E which by Edir hail 2i north of Fire Loow In said a fire in canyon running on erd south The Warm Springs on thr Several common and also will be de- in election wilh Ihe 23 paralysis la In- hospital today ed air netc In the pist tvo include a 33-year-old Verona mother live victims from Butler Admitted from Buller were a 32-year-old a S. and a A 29, and a 2, were brought in from hu escaped lightly in the current wave of city health department Fild of W treated at four were from the city Om Dixie Dems Threaten ly paid to 000 hia employer and lo Ih Mr. Kline's lov of Retd Lear and Co. the court restrain mas covered by firm's He the complete Approximately 20 tons of 20 of a a counsel for an two from turning over to his rubber Ured farm wagons a hay client Ihe proceeds from n There no siock in the of real Corp. Paul Winger and By D. threatened lo National m the national for Democratic parly If they art ousted bolting President Truman on Ihe civil rights lasl They were told that under the committee Is required lo re- move from those says the Reds have some 160 Hertert A. Mook said of Ihe local Male who failed lo support the regular 35 of ready to roll any In a swift across to the western they DA would nol lasue any final police were continuing their he heard at But the court lary temporary papers which were served by the and Democratic The who boHed Ihe Truman ticket In 1943 lo nipper I the of ernor J. Storm Thurmond of South Carol a their case at U Allegheny and 3d from Four of the 109 Main Erie reported new bringing iLs total for the year to 27. Four county youngsters have beta An iron lung wu flown here ty the force from lut lo give a polio victim a more certain for Dr. Joseph nt of Municipal sail child In Iron lung which long closed of the Pro forces taught to replace jome of credentials headed by Frank McHale of make report to the national committee In open With this hot fight disposed the committee will proceed lo elect a to Chairman J. Howard who entering the cabinet as attorney This election la a foregone con- William of Kanma Mo hai no opposition for Ihe He the gave of breaking Tilt extra lung waj brought here u a precautionary to be btM n In the the other device breaka On Inside I Society Ii H i  

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