Indiana Evening Gazette (Newspaper) - October 24, 1952, Indiana, Pennsylvania tonight with low 82 to 40 Saturday cloudy somewhat cooler An Corny Serves Every Member of the Family NO 61 THB PROM THE OP WEST CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA IN INDIANA PENNSYLVANIA FRIDAY fti TWENTY PAGES GIs STORM LAST Coal Industry Planning Appeal JL JL Lots of people who think airplanes likely are To Request Truman Aid In Dispute WASHINGTON AP The soft coal industry today was reported framing an appeal to President Truman and Eco nomic Stabilizer Roger Putnam the daily wage hike won by John L Lewis The nation wide soft coal strike now in its fifth day fol lowed a Wage Stabilization j Board ruling last Saturday that only of the negotiated increase could be paid on the grounds that any damage the stabilization program The report that an appeal is under study came from an official who has been in close touch with all phases of the case but who asked not to be identified A substantial portion of the struck industry was described as just as eager as Lewis to settle on the full wage increase and get production going again An appeal to the President and Putnam it was felt would at least serve to remove the deadlocked situation from dead center An air of uneasiness prevailed in some mine areas Violence flared in Ohio and West Virginia yesterday At a nonunion mine owner was forced from his car at and slugged His mine Superintendent was fired on See TO REQUEST Continued on Coming Here John Shank f Heads Young Republicans John D 168 E Philadel phia street Indiana was elected president of the Indiana County Young Republican Club at a meet ing held Hall last night in Memorial Cy Peterman talk Peterman He succeeds Thomas F Murray Jr of Indiana who was not a candidate for reelection Other officers named were Al bert Breakiron Indiana vice presi dent Mrs Elsie Young Starford secretary and Charles Strickland White Township treasurer Six new members were elected to the of directors Named for threeyear terms were George Christ Rayne Township Francis Black Lick Township and Harry Young Starford Ellen f Webster of was elected to a term Ruth Lightcap Washington Township and Charles Frank Martin named to oneyear terms were Burned To Death PITTSBURGH ffl William W Poindexter 78 was fatally burned last night in a IdOO fire which swept his home Dance tonight at Hotel Homer Music by The Five Clubmen 61x Halloween Costumes Large selection Childrens Shop ejx Ivan H Peterman Philadelphia columnist war correspondent speak er and lecturer will be the guest speaker next Monday night at a jaint meeting o Indiana and Blairsville Rotary Clubs to be held at p m in the American Le gion Home f His subject will be Bungled Bil a report on Americas ex pensive effort to buy peace and se curity in Europe A veteran newspaperman and magazine writer with 15 years of major news and sports writing be him Cy Peterman covered the North African Sicilian Italian U S air bombing campaigns before landing with the American 1st Army in He participated in three Dday operations Sicily with the gliders Salerno on board the USS Savannah where he had a world beat on Hitlers secret weapon the first missile and the Normandy of France He saw it all Algiers to the Elbe along the front lines be ing one of half a dozen correspond ents to emerge with eight battle stars on his theater ribbon Beginning with the Nuremberg trial he has covered since the war all major diplomatic conferences including a look at Soviet Russia during the Council of Foreign Min in Moscow 1947 At the Unit and NATO he has watched America trying to imple ment brotherhood on the big power level He has been to Eu rope and the Middle East ten times since the war observing firsthand the recurrence of difficulties which have postponed world peace He has recently returned from check ing on our Allies ability to stand Stevenson Defends Hiss Link ENROUTE WITH STEVEN Adla Stevensons impassioned accu sation that Dwight D Eisen hower is deliberately condon ing a sly and ugly campaign against him opened a bitter new phase today in the drive for the presidency It looked like a savage and bare knuckle fight was the ending for this hardfought battle The Democratic candidate ripped into Eisenhower last night in Cleve land with a speech in which hi defended the character testimony he gave for Alger Hiss convicted of perjury after denying he gave State Department secrets to a Rus sian spy ring And Stevenson attacked his GOP opponent and John Foster Republican foreign affairs adviser being even more vulnerable to criticism than he in the His case It was known that Stevenson and his advisers regarded the speech as one of the most vital of the entire one which possibly could make or break Stev enson on the issue to communism In his combination of defense and attack Stevenson voiced hiscon viction he expects to be the target See STEVENSON j Continued on page nine Local Group In Drive To Get Out Vote The Indiana Chamber of Conv merce effort in the work of etting out the vote on election day is a National Affairs Commit ee panel discussion program to be broadcast over Radio Station WD AD on the evening of October 29 The hour of the broadcast is rom 7 to p m The speakers on the panel are Attorney Carlyle Fee Wilfred E Helwis and Mrs Florence Wallace The moderator is Rabbi David G Shapiro of Beth Israel Synagogue Questions maybe answered if sub mitted either before or after the broadcast or at a later broadcast before the election All phases of the forthcoming election except party considera tions will be developed by the speakers Questions asked before the discussion will help the speak ers to cover all points of interest to listeners However any ques tions which may arise as the result of the discussions may be sent to the radio station for the later cleanup broadcast It is a program purely in the public interest and is calculated to making voting easy for those young people who will vote for the and others who are uncertain ol the correct procedures firm against possible Red sjon Who Cut Because the present walkout hy the coal miners of the nation had its beginning deep in the counsels of the Democratic administration in Washington there is a justi fiable suspicion that for the first time in history our government has called a strike in a private industry Management and the United Mine Workers agreed upon a wage increase in the amount of per day for coal miners Perhaps the miners union wanted It is certain the operators wanted less Bnt the figure agreed upon was by peaceful understanding between operators and the union At this point the government stepped in and ordered a reduction of that figure from the agreed to a figure of per day increase Because of the refusal of the Democratic administration to approve the increase agreed upon by the industry and its employes the miners refused to work pending a satisfactory adjustment of their differences or the reinstatement of the Overlook the Shakespearean pronouncements of John L Lewis and face up to the facts of life Miners in the coal fields of Western Pennsylvania and elsewhere work but 180 to 200 days each year The nature of the work they do and the occupational hazards involved justify this work schedule In any case their total wages were adjusted to the increase in the cost of living over which they have no direct control It Avas a commission set up and controlled by the Demo cratic administration which has callously upon increase below what the union and management de was a fair wage adjustment It is the Democrats in power in Washington who have played fast and loose with the nations miners In the last weeks of the Presidential election campaign Truman has seen fit to toy with the wages of a large segment of the nations workers At a time when it is the unscrupulous political campaign methods of the Democrats give reason to assume iHs a present cut can be restored in time to win for the Stevonson cause the livelihood of miners and their families is repre and vicious This is the first time in the nations history dial men and management have gotten together on a adjust ment only to have the government step in to he settlement Why Look for some advantageous maneuver by Die Demo cratic administration in the hope the votes of the miners can be coralled First the administration overrules settlement to tell a great labor unions members how much they can have in wages and how much they cannot have it is apparent they think the situation oim be turned to political advantage Doesnt this smack of Russian Com slave state Think if you will what a idleness will mean to the miners coming as it does in the Christmas shopping season The loss to the miners will be an almost inconceivable figure even if the Truman inner circle of counselors pull a reverse action just before the election There therefore no comfort to be derived from Democratic mockery motivated by an insincere and tor the miners even if the before November 4 Dwight Eisenhower may not be familiar with all he gimmicks of corrupt administration rule but he is minded and fair enough to detest such treatment of the minors Ike Blasts Tactics Of Top Demos A MO A K D RISEN IlO K R S SPECIAL AP General Dwight Eisenhower moved his campaign into Michigan to day after a slashing attack last night in Buffalo N charg ing the Truman administration with Tom 1endergast type boss ism Before his 18car special train left Upstate New York for the midwest the Republican presiden tial nomine accused the administra tion of bigotry of the kind once raised against Democrat Alfred E Smith l Eisenhower was greeted in Buf falo Memorial Auditorium by howl ing cheers an audience es by Edward P Hartnett auditorium director at persons including standees Gov Adlai Stevenson the Dem candidate for President drew about when he spoke in the same auditorium the night before Hartnett said the auditorium was filled an hour and before Eisenhower spoke and thousands were turned away The crowd in the auditorium thundered its welcome for 3Vfe min Sec IKE BLASTS page Killed His Wife Of Living Shows Drop WASHINGTON govern ment today reported a drop in the cost of living for the first time six months The Bureau of Labor Statistics announced that its index the measuring rod for the government declined of one per acent between Aug IS and Sept 15 9 There had been a steady climb for the previous six months The PLS attributed the drop to lower prices for food down one per cent in the month The Decline offset m party prices was by increases for all other major groups of living cost items The price of clothing went up of one per cent BLS pegged the new index at period down from the August re cord high of Todays index measures the re tail price of food shelter clothing medical care and scores of other goods and services bought by mod erate income urban families on Sept 15 it takes BLS a month to gather price data and compute the index The living cent since Korea and 5 per cent since wage and price controls were January mi The oW series was cent of the period publishes two each month The new series or official figure takes into account new latest report showed that costs have advanced 134 per cent of the 1935193S of ths Crash Last Night HOMER A dent at the corner of Main and Wy lie avenues here last night at p m resulted in damages estimated at according to local police Drivers of the cars involved were identified as Sgt William R Sasa enroute to Wolters Air Force Base Texas and Kenneth Wadding 1303 Church street Indiana Police said the accident was ed when Sgt brakes apparent ly failed to operate Damage to his car was set at and to the Indiana mans vehicle No one was injured tonight at Hotel Homer Music Five Clubmen 61x Square Dance at the Clymer Moose Friday nite 9 to It Music by the Indiana Ramblers gj Cash Feed Store Cly m Sat Oct FREE novelties door distributor and feeds r pri rises Ap Oi 443 Are Dead Group Forms In Wake of Behind Ike Big Typhoon The Indiana County Professional Committee for Eisenhower and Nixon was organized last night at a MANILA W Philippines counted at least 443 today and lis Entries Are Still Needed Entries in the Halloween Am ateur Contest to be staged in connection with the parade next Thursday evening on Philadelphia street are slowly coming in ac cording to Dr Paul The present range in the ages of entries is from years to 60 years The number is not large however and the committee is anxious to have all persons who aic contem plating entering the contest to sub mit an entry slip published in this issue of the Gazette on page nine or call Dr Risheberger or the Chamber of Commerce office which has agreed to accept calls from entries Grammer Men Pinned Down Under Heavy Fire American late today last Red held knob on barren Triangle Hill They were ped yards from the top of Pikes Peak when the Chinese Reds unleashed a hail of mortar and small arms fire AP Correspondent Milo Far neti said the LT S Seventh Divi sion soldiers were pinned down by machine gun five mines di rect trajectory and mortar fire hand grenades and small arms fire The GIs still were trying to push forward at sunset On nearby Sniper Ridge bone weary South Koreans gave up their for Chinese in a maze of underground passageways on the hills northern tip Lt Gen Chun II Kwon com mander oC the ROK Second Divi sion said those Chinamen never stop digging We have to dig them out ourselves like hunting U S observers said the bitter Red resistance probably came from a fresh Chinese regiment which took position from a cut up unit The South Koreans withdrew at dark with the Chinese still holding out Twenty miles to the west South Koreans and Chinese hugged op slopes of Iron Horse Mount ain while thunderous artillery bar from both sides churned the crest into a deadly See MEN PINNED Continued on Page Two Dorothy Grammer Found Guilty In Death of Pretty Wife Set For Big Hurricane HAVANA Cuba from the approaching hurricane to day began to batter the coast of Cuba near Cienfuegos Heavy rain and wind gusts up to 60 miles an hour were the advance edge of the powerful storm moved northeastward Near the center of the disturbance winds of 115 to 125 miles an hour are thrashing the Caribbean Sea With the movement toward Cien about 200 miles southeast of Havana it was believed the cap ital would be spared the mighty winds The city of one million pop j had made frantic prepara tions during the night as the violent I disturbance edged toward the is BALTIMORE George The parade ia an annual event i ward Grammer convicted of al Observatory said the dan and is sponsored each year by the Indiana Kiwanis Club under the di rection its Boys and Girls Com Robert Fiscus chairman Other chairman announced by Mr Fiscus are Amateur contests Dr Paul buruer Judge William Peters Parade marshal Lewis L Dr Frank Edwards Window painting and displays Eugene and Dr Willis Beli Hondo Wiliam C Cochrane Stands and police Mark Bark well Platform and lights William his wife because he another waited in the shadows of the Maryland state gallows today while his lawyer pondered a move for a new trial The attorney Anthony Federico it remained very great for the province of Las Villas if the hurricane sticks to its pres ent course The observatory said the hum told newsmen yesterday he would cane was about mo miles south of probably appeal the first de Cochino off the Southern coast at a m It added that some danger murder conviction an action most routine in Maryland Judge Herman Moser who un der the law must order Grammer sent to prison for nie or to death by a hangmans noose withheld See FOUND Continued on Page Two See HAVANA GETS Continued on Page Two Saturday Special Allstate batteries 12 month gu antee only exch Sears R buck and Co ar oe a meeting of the professional mand 209 more pie of the county held at the Inf f 8 m and Identification of diana Country Club y 5 typhoon H F Heflin parade entries The aim of the group is to or and unite efforts for the election of General Dwight Eisen hower and Senator Richard The casualty toll may soar high er when isolated villages losses t the report Treats for children Ralph Smith There are four bands entered in Parade according to Mr Coch area These are the High Doctor Prescriptions Said Too Expensive smashed radio stations The wild winds greatest destruction the United States Formed as a part of the State and National Professional Commit tees the local unit was created cause the professional people can I thriving port of 80 and should play a vital part in this tual ruin crusade to restore decent 20 miles to norin re sible government m our country ported 118 dead That is the high j j I d city of 33 two to the north CLEVELAND Medical bills The parade starts at 8 p in and coud be cut if prescribed fewer trademarked or proprietary I drugs says a study reported today sowed Averse Philadelphia street in Southern New Eagles Home Sat Dance Oct 25 Music by Harry Finley nights meeting was over by Or Bee chairman Of the unit Each profession was by a speaker as was section Thomas S of the need for fi contributions Activities planned for the re See PROFESSIONAL Continued on Page TWO at Hotel Homer 61x M Qet your Halloween Costumes in Bradys Downstairs Store 81x in the Philippines stormy history Crop damage ran to untold mil lions of dollars Sprawling Shop Olx Opening Announcement Path See 443 ARE Continued on Page Two Palmers Cash Feed All Store Cly I pointed distributor jand Dog Feeds sociation Cheaper identical drugs not trade marked often are available it says This study of doctors tions was made by Dr Frank F Furstenberg Matthew Taback Har program The study of prescriptions said in tax funds would have been saved if doctors had prescribed to the American Public Health drugs which are not but have idea were for drugs not any medical T j first shipment Londons Candy All flavors Ov Lunch Box will close beginning Nov 1 1952 every eve wens ning at 7 p m Will be open every from 8 a m until 7 p m Will r Dance Oct 35 M from 8 a m to 11 p m De New Eagles I ginning March 1 1953 Music by Harry Finley Melvin Goldberg and Dr J Wilfred of the Baltimore city medi care program The Baltimore program gives medical care to indigent persons who are assigned to clinics for diagnosis The clinic report usually Dance at the Clymer Smorgasbord at the P m for members 9 to 151 Music tne Indiana Ramblers til goes to neighborhood Mrs by the treatments Bake Sale Junior C D of A Sat Oct 25 in Indiana Appliance Store 61x written on a form honored by all local macies and paid for by the properties Over 55 per cent of prescriptions were for drugs and 37 per cent accepted by or health agencies It is noteworthy that 24 pep cent of simple compound were written with a name or for a preparation hot by any official authority The prescribing pf cough medications has betg but forgotten and they replaced by a multitude erf priced proprietary lures Drug costs either in grams or 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