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   Lebanon Daily News (Newspaper) - October 15, 1953, Lebanon, Pennsylvania                                GOOD The scientist who spent two hours on the bottom of the ocean S J it but he un doubt edly found plenty of free parking space YEAR No 32 Caff Cents Every Sunday and The Lebanon Daily Times LEBANON THURSDAY EVENING OCTOBER 15 1953 Entered 01 second clan matter at the of Lebanon under the Act of Match 3 M canon under the Act of Match 3 1 Chinese PWs Reject Red Pers T tJ M THE WEATHER Eastern tonight low in the 40s Friday fair and warm 44 PAGES FIVE CENTS Looking At Europe Eating Is Sometimes Big Problem In Europe Mr Joseph Sansone and his wife Wilder Sansone are touring Europe for the Lebanon Daily News They will spend two months studying and comparing conditions in eight By JOSEPH SANSONE ROME Food is a very important subject to tourists Because in a strange land it is necessary to be sure that eating places are safe and sanitary Milans Aldo Restaurant was probably the wrong place to be introduced to Italian cuisine There all the food the dishes made distinctive by the skill of the Italian was ot the very best including their unrivaled antipasto ravioli and similar dishes Milan was the first Italian city we visited and ever since we have not found any Italian food comparable to Aldo s We were fortunate however in Rome in the dis covery of thie California their American luncheonette where we had he best lunch since leaving home Nothing has tasted so good as the hamburger with a coke and a piece of Boston cream pie a milk shake and a salami sandwich American style Of course Italian food is popular with some people and unpopular with others We are getting tired of European bread and coffee and would relish a change to Finks and a good cup of American coffee such as can be obtained at Andrews The Colonial The Palace and other uptown Leb anon restaurants The Royal Danieli Roof Terrace overlooking the beauti ful lagoon of Venice offered an exquisite menu The little shrimp cocktails were tasty but could have been made much better with a good red sauce and some horse radish The chicken cacciatore was delicious and after everything is said the Danieli offered good food and an excellent view of the beautiful waterways of Venice Lunch at the Rome Airport was good consisting of a toasted ham and cheese sandwich and a coke They also served tiny pizza pies and prosciutto sandwiches The s Roof Terrace in Naples served atrocious sandwiches with fatty ham cold soup They said the beer Ike Given Hershey Golf Club Membership Card HERSHEY One of he worlds best known amateur golf ers name of D Eisen hower received a standing invi tation to play the Hershey Coun try Club course and was presented with a gold club membership card during his visit to the Chocolate town Tuesday night It was learned today that the President was handed the en graved gold card by Choc Corporation President P A Staples at the Hotel Hershey on the night of the celebration here in honor of his birthday anni Also present at the informal pres were John B Sollenberg er Hershey Estates president who is president of the Countr Club and Republican State Fi nance Committee Chairman Philip T Sharpies Mr Eisenhower said he lo return to Hershey at some fu hire time and play the course Twins Separated By Surgery Leave For Home was warm f nit 111 This restaurant was very inadequate but the Trans in offered good music joviality and the hospitality of an Army colonel which all added up to a happy meal in dirty Naples What did we eat Anybody can name it as we have no adequate words to describe the pasta courses and the entree the Hotel served good American food in the Open Garden Terrace beautifully landscaped with semi tropical trees and flowers To get to the involves a nan driver takes your life and his own life in hi in his h e hands while motoring over winding roads only wide y mH CH With a1 of cai l M i i and beasts of burden blocking the way The driver who blows his horn the loudest gets there first A motor car cannot reach the hotel but leaves his passengers with a walk ahead The best drink in Italy is bottled water good insurance at little expense Desserts were standard either fresh fruit or cheese Ice cream manufacturers should take a lesson from Roy Gollam who if here would become a millionaire over night The pastry was very inferior to Royers cake shop at home Dinner in Rome at the Dellorse is worthwhile and they actually serve filet mignon American style A meal at Alfredos is memorable in every respect Alfredo the pro takes delight in personally mixing his which is the Italian counterpart of our Pennsylvania Dutch noodles but Alfredo embellishes the operation with manner isms peculiar to his mustachioed countenance Alfredo who is nearly 70 years of age is definitely a showman which he brings out amidst the flame of his crepe suzettes City Tax Facts Nearly 95 Per Cent Of 1953 City Taxes Paid By Oct 1 About 95 of all city taxes and water rents were collected in the first nine months in 1953 Charles L Schott director of accounts and finance announced today Schotts announcement was based on a detailed study of the citys es and actual revenue made by Edwin L Zeller city bookkeep er and drew the praise of Schott for the citizens of thc city in their promptness in paying taxes I feel lhat the residents of our city should be congratulated on their excellent cooperation in pay ing heir taxes promptly so that the council can meet all its tions promptly without borrowing money which is always an added expense Schott to the said Many municipalities are forced lo borrow money in the closing months of their fiscal vears to meet WANTED Persons To Tend Children PartTime This ad appeared in The Clas Columns of The Lebanon Daily News WORK S LUNCH AND AFTER SCHOOL SUPERVISION OF TWO SCHOOL AGE CHILDREN DIAL AFTER who placed this ad had a problem but like most any other problem it had a solution She was wise and used a NEWS Classified ad The results she obtained were ex and she has solved her problem Solve your problem with a News Classified ad Call 25611 ask for a Classified ad taker and say Charge obligations not covered by reason of delinquent tax Largest item of income for the city is the lax on property which was estimated by the budget makers last October at and later revised upward by Zeller to the fig ure of because of new construction and increases in taxable property Of this figure per cent or was collected as of Oct 1 figures show The vast bulk of real estate property tax payers elected to pay taxes early and earn legal discount the study revealed had been By May collected the discount rale Only was collected at the net rate in May and June while but jof collections were made at the pen ally rate charged after July i Poll taxes lag somewhat behind Churchill Wins Nobel Prize For His War Memoirs Sweden UP The coveted Nobel Prize for liter was awarded today to British Prime Minister Winston Churchill who is credited with mobilizing the English language during World War II It was an open secret that the Churchill who has ded his remaining years to cause of world peace would have preferred the Nobel Peace Prize But he was genuinely moved friends said when informed of his selection for the worlds highest literary distinction The designation was made a month than to enable Churchill to come to Stockholm in person to receive the prize from King Gustav Adolf on Dec 10 Churchill the first active states man to be chosen for the award received the prize for his war me The Second World whose five volumes bear such elo quent titles as The Gathering Storm Vol I Their Finest Hour Volume The Grand Alliance Volume The Hinge of Fate Volume IV and Triumph and Volume Churchills fame in tended lo obscure his remarkable writing talents but he was even before the turn of the century the highest paid war correspondent of his time and author of several bril liant books on military campaigns In all Churchills name appears as author on the cover of 33 vol umes on such diverse subjects as painting biography travel poli tics military tactics raphy and even fiction Churchill became the seventh winner of the prize from the Brit ish Isles area France with eight has won the most awards Earlier British winners were Rudyard Kipling Irish poet William Butler Yeats Included among British Isles winners by the Nobel Foundation George Bernard Shaw John Gals worthy T S Eliot 1948 and Bertrand Russell Germany with five and the Unit ed States and Sweden four prizes each come next A total of 47 literary awards have been made to writers from 16 countries American winners were Sinclair Lewis Eugene ONeill Pearl S Buck and William Faulkner 5 I Carolyn Anne Siamese twins separated in a making o cr on Sept 17 leave a New Orleans hospital to lake up normal life at their home In La To reported the twins were doing fine after the mile trip home They are schorl to Foundation Hospital in a month for checkups Their said Ilin girls will wear only blue and while Mil their sixth year as a of to the Blessed Virgin Mary following their successful recovery consecration Saunders Now Head Of Schools Music Program R Leslie Saunders director of the Lebanon High School championship band was booster to the position of supervisor of elementary music in the city schools by unani mous vote of the School Board in regular session last night in other action the board voted to grant a com to high school crosscountry coach Dan Kauffman in a split vote started full Board study of a pay boost plan for city teachers totaling opened study of report and recommendations of its auditors and approved action on a number of repairs and purchases The Boards action on effective new appointment with Cyril Ward Named To Head Catholic War Vets Cyril B Ward Center Street was elected commander of the Father Strickland Post Catholic War Veterans at a meeting last night in the Knights of Columbus Hall 170 North 9th Street Ward who served as adjutant of the organization succeeds John Foster as head of the post for the coming year Foster was elected as trustee for a three year term Other officers elected last night were John Fertig first dent Pius Dillon second vice president Lloyd Snell third vice president Pierce Allwein adjutant Rob ert Sullivan judge advocate Wayne Allwein welfare officer Robert Snavely historian and Al bert Ceresini officer of the day the start of school in September was taken following a favorable recommendation by the Education Committee Chairman Walter Swanger told the Board it would constitute a merited opportunity for the ar music instructor to go into a ligher pay bracket in keeping with lis service and ability The Board voted to give Saun ders a new contract for per year Under the mandatory pro visions of the state law he can now advance to per year He had previously been limited to a salary of because he was classified only as an instructor the ee reported Saunders joined the city school in 1937 Since that time he has received his masters degree in music and has re sponsible for thc high development of the music program in the city schools to dale His high school band has won the state championship for iwo con years the only times they entered competitions and Jast April swept superior honors in every en try they made at stale music finals Grant Coachs Salary Board split six lo two with one abstention on a vote R Leslie Saunders o give a compensation to Dan auffman Lebanon High cross coach and English teacher or his services in coaching cross Duffs Slam At Widens Pa GOP Split chool and track teams for the The salary move passed over the ay votes of President Clarence Continued nn fage Will Quiz Signal Corps Chief In Espionage Probe NEW YORK UP Sen Joseph Probation Officer John A and his assistant William L Gel R McCarthy will call the chief of bach who is also assistant court Pay Hikes Given Two Co Employes HARRISBURG under cover split in Pennsylvania lican ranks broke into thc open to day after U S Sen Tames described GOP political Huffs comment came on th heels of expressed opinion i that Hie senator win a primary fight if he decide Ip seek gubernatorial tion in 195 president of the vania Manufacturers Association was reported to have said after Ihc birthday party for President lower at Hershey Tuesday he lo county lenders who are to Duff and they dont vant him to Duff upon his return lo Wash after also attending thc Her hey party issued following Wednesday Once before I had the occasion o remark thai Mr had a retched habit of opening his lotith and walking away and caving it The disunity statement he Is last night immediately follow ng wonderful ay party for thc President and nly three weeks before an impor int statewide election showed that still has same gaping habit Explainers Fail To Woo Balky Captives Only 10 Of First 500 Accept Repatriation Interviewers Cursed PANMUNJOM Today Communists suf eral a smashing defeat in the opening round of Koreas Operation lay when Chinese war prison ers almost to a man angrily to he wooed back to homes in Ked heir former China Of 500 AntiRed PW Heckles Chinese Explainer Here is a typical interview between a Communist explainer and an Chinese prisoner of war ts by International News Service during the first day of Ko reas Operation Chinese explainer after intro represent China We have come to welcome you back to China Please listen to what we have lo say We know how much you have suffered We know that your mother and father and chil dren are wailing for you at home Wo know that you have suffered for it long lime since you have been captured Dial you have been op We know hat you may have joined nn organization op posed to Hie Peoples Government f Communist or engaged in other activities against the Peo ples Government But wo know low much you have suffered and inw much you have been influenced iy evil men and wo just wish to welcome you back on behalf pf the of China IOW My father and mother were both killed by the Commu You sny you represent the people of China Where nre the Continued 1111 However old dog new you cant tricks He teach an is a flat foot politically How stupid can he get Duff and have been long nn Pain Two Injured When Car Hits Home In Cleona A man and woman were injured and a corner property in Cleona County Commissioners today to an estimated extent of pay increases in a automobile proved a social hour property taxes but not alarming the business session Iy so the study reveals The city were served during has taken in of its revised estimated revenue from this source Of the former sum was collected at the dis count rate at the net rate and at the penalty rate Zel lers figures upped the estimated poll tax from the set up in on BIG AUCTION At Shay Motors TONIGHT E Cumberland St Sec Ad On Page 42 HIT BY FALLING OBJECT Ear Keller 56 of Myerstown R U 2 was treated at Good Sam aritan Hospital dispensary last evening for a scalp laceration suf when he was struck by an automobile piston which fell from a shelf at his home Five stitches were necessary to close the wound Keller lold officials he had placed on a shelf pre paratory to installing it in his auto and in some unknown manner it fell as he was walking past the shelf the Army Signal Corps to in his investigation of suspected espionage at the Fort Monmouth radar laboratory McCarthy announced Wednesday night he would summon the Signal Corps chief Maj Gen George I Back to a closed session Friday of his permanent investigating sub committee Back will be asked to explain why one year elapsed before the commander at Fort Monmouth re an intelligence report that top secret documents stolen from Continued nn Thirty AUTO PAINTING STAGERS 9 Dial 23611 DENNIS Hoofing Siding Co ALUMINUM SIDING WINDOWS DOORS RUBBER COATING SHINGLES Workmanship Call 7 3442 stenographer The two men comprise slaff of the new Domestic Relations Bu reau which investigates support cases and makes recommendations lo the court Judge A H Ehrgood previously approved the proposed pay raises Commissioners learned Shenks salary will be increased as of October 1 from to and will go from lo Commissioners accepted a low bid of for printing paper ballots for the November 3 general election The bid was submitted by Boyer Printing and Binding Company One other bid was submitted by Sowers Printing Company for GRAND OPENING THE NEW Silver Star Restaurant 20 W Main Annville Friday Oct 16 I JO to Fran The specifications include ballots for each district ballots and special ballots printed nn pink paper for use in all counly and cily high schools Commissioners said have arranged with high schools to hold thc school on same day aa general election County high schools will he given a total of ballots Lebanon High will get 450 and Lebanon Catholic High will get 365 it was decided County aid totaling from the Liquid Fuels Tax fund was awarded to Swatara Township for M accident in Cleona early today The driver of the car identified himself al Good Samaritan Hos pital as Vincent C Bankey 35 an airplane mechanic al the Middle town Air Force Base of 304 E Main Annville He was treated for a laceration of right side of head which required seven sutures to close and brush burns of the face passenger tolr the hos pital she was Doris Bankey 24 a waitress at Lincoln Diner Leb anon of the same address She suffered lacerations which required sutures lo close brush burns of face and a contusion of thc right eye Chief of Police Simon T Car of Cleona said lhat Ihc car driven by Bankey left the street and crashed into the home of Mor ris B at 341 E Penn Ave Thc car uprooted seven trees knocked down the two center con crete block pillars of porch damaged Ihc and damaged concrete flower boxes on porch said He said lhat he was unable to estimate Ihc dam age but Chief Carpenter placed the damage at over Chief Carpenter said that Ban key was loo dazed to be at the scene but would be ques today Pfc Robert E David of Annville substation of the Slate Police also went to the scene but further investigation of the crash will be carried out by the Cleona Police POWs who sullenly faced Red explainers during thc day an Indian how of armed fortel only ten handed heir minds and elect d to accept repatriation Thus he Communists were able i sway only a meagre Iwo per enl of they in in thn of Iho be launched and pro ram Prisoner prisoner the de lo faces as betrayers of dogs for Soviet Union and Russian Inside the tents with Allied and Red as well us neutral nh many of Ibe angry prison rs shouted al Communist cx them I will return to Formosa 1 want to hear any more ol our words Many ot pounded on he tables surprising Rcu ex lainers as well as observers the intensity WOOMERA niat feelings I Britain touched otf yesterday Us As lie was brought into atomic explosion which sent tent each prisoner was introduc a whirling brown cloud Uvo lo three miles above the Australian desert The atomic utility weapon be liever o be an atom bomb ed with n blind flash on a steel lower at the desolate Woomera Rocket Range at 7 4 It was first British atomic explosion on a land site and was ess powerful than the atomic blast n n British warship off the Afonte Islands last year which va vessel American observers were d from test which was wit only by British and Aus alian newsmen in addition to aii scientific and ex crts However two American B flying were used as nather planes The successful atomic blast was peeled lo reinforce British de ands for AngloAmerican sharing Weapon Exploded By British Experts by a Chinesespeaking Indian lo tho waiting Commun explainers and lo of the Neutral Nations Commission He was told hat observers fo both Ihc United Nations and Com munist commands were present i he lent and the vas launched One of the Chinese Rod explain aliened the session the lock words We aro here to welcome yoi ack lo thn arms of Com Republic of China Your and the future await The explainers werr frequently by the heing interviewed and lluis wen often unable to press linn of arguments The first nine Chinese prisoners interviewed refused to change their minds ono of pointedly turn ing his hack on Ihc Red explainers The POWs were interviewed one by one each by a team of Communist Thir interviews were carrier out simultaneously in 32 tents The rebellious antiRed POWs submitted themselves lo the in only after holding up thc start of operation persuasion for seven and a half hours Thn owar unique psychological lug between communism and the free world began at this afternoon follow ing a POW sitdown strike which nn Thirty Six Properties Sold In County Six Lebanon County properties changed hands recently according to deeds filed for record at the courthouse Thc house at Street was convoyed for a consid knowledge British and Australian officials were prepared lo relate feelings against United States ban on sharing atomic knowledge to Vice dent Richard M Nixon Nixon arrived at Sydney from New Zealand only 6 12 hours after todays explosion and amid public excitement over the test He will remain in until Tuesday Thc utility label was applied to the atomic weapon exploded to day because it is believed capable of being used in a torpedo rocket or shell as well as a bomb Another atomic weapon will be exploded nearby in a week or 10 by smaller ones each designed to pro vide information on a different strategic problem Report Kidnap Loot Sent Through Mail KANSAS CITY FBI refused to com menl today on a report that a man from John M and Joseph had been apprehended in St Jo S Vlasak Lebanon lo Richard C soph in connection with the and Phyllis D Mohn Lebanon missing ransom money in A acre tract of land the Bobby along Route 422 about onehalf mile west of Township was con from the Millard Lime and Slone Company to der A package supposedly contain ing he missing half of ransom reportedly was mailed lo St Crushed Slone Corporation Camp soph from East St Louis Hill for a consideration across the Mississippi River from A tract of land containing Louis where the confessed slay acres in North Londonderry Towners of thc boy Carl ship was transferred from Mil lard Company lo Allen G and Katie E Annville 1 for Another of land in South Annville Township containing Austin Hall and Mrs Bonnie Heady were FBI also declined com ment on whether they had ques 20 persons who might have acres was convoyed from it lo Millard for a lion received or handled the package arrived in St Joseph A lol on Slover Street Grandview Heights was transferred from Wil liam A and Sarah Forry North Lebanon lo Daniel W and Flor ence M East Maple Street Lebanon for An eightacre tract of mountain land in Union Township was con from Samuel L and Ida M Reinbold Washington to Daniel for a con sideration child was found buried in a shallow grave A postal clerk at East SI Louis reportedly remembered handling such a package after seeing a photograph of Hall The package was mailed Oct 5 day before Hal and Mrs Heady were seized Meanwhile Mrs Heady was ques for 13 hours in her Kansas City jail cell An FBI agent re carried to the jail a tuit nn   

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