Mansfield News Journal (Newspaper) - March 11, 1956, Mansfield, Ohio Weather Showers in afternoon changing to Much er MANSFIELD Best Comics Late News VOL. 72, NO. 5 TELEPHONE 7231-6 MARCH 11. 1956 1 Ml CHI tit I on 111 x I FIFTY-SIX PAGES FRANCE SENDS APOLOGY TO U. S. Wiley Elected To Head Senate Lobby Probe UNIFORMS BRIGHTER Two Mansfield letter carriers pause on the post office steps attired in. the new and old At McClellan right is Robert 1569 Oxford wearing a Hammett is decked out in the new Eisenhower jacket decorated with maroon piping and which replaces A blue shirt and maroon tic complete the They replace the more conservative gray shirts and black tie worn here with an old style uniform by D. R. 256 Ruth who with 36 years is the dean of Mansfield post office The double-breasted jacket worn by Buell is available with the The colorful patch on uniform is another new The basic color remains cadet j Broken By Group Rules Adopted For Investigation WASHINGTON The Senate lobby investigating ended a 10-day deadlock by electing Sen. John D as The group also agreed on a set rules for the broad scale probe lobbying and campaign Sen. Styles Brides was chosen vice-chairman at a hour afternoon meeting cleared the way for the group to begin a staff and on matters to j Clergymen Die In Blaze NAMED UNANIMOUSLY McClellan and Bridges were ted unanimously by the ber The rules also adopted unanimously upon motion j of Sen. Albert Gore who pledged full j earlier considered for had after charging on the that Bridges and his GOP LENOX Mass Four Catholic clergymen end 127 others climbed and leaped to safety Saturday when a 1-milljpn-dollar fire swept the brook Jesuit once the summer estate of steel Mob Rioting Continues Demonstrations Spread To Greece ATHENS Angry Cypriot nationalists battled British troops in every town on the island day in protest cf the banishment of their Archbishop The anti-British demonstrations spread to In several Greek cities mobs pillaged the offices of British firms and attacked owned M a k a r i o was aboard the Royal Navy Frigate Loch The Greek Orthodox deported because he sanctioned terrorist attacks on the British garrison on was being taken to Mahe Island in the British Seychelles in the re- mote Indian He v McClellan and Bridges ironed out the conflict Bridges and Gore magnate Andrew unable to Thcy did soj Some of those who escaped prior to the afternoon meeting andi ted together sheets and blankets after a 50-minute morning and used them as escape A total of 16 100 and 11 lay brothers fled the I Brother Richard 20, of Rockville fell 2Vi stories when his rope of blankets Fellow Jesuits caught him safely in a Some escaped hy jumping from down ladders and by fire Authorities believe the fire was started by an oil explosion in the I boiler Flames mushroomed up elevator shafts of the 3-floor 75-room mansion after the fire started shortly after By dawn only ruins were DEAD IDENTIFIED at which they had been to head the McClellan told newsmen it was going to take to assemble Receipts Top 2 Million Real Estate Tax Books Close Bobby Shriver takes advantage of sunny weather in Chicago yesterday by visiting Lincoln Park where he made with a The squirrel scampers away with a peanut proffered hy Bobby in a Richland County property ers paid in real estate as County a staff qualified to handle the Charles C. Payne closed the but that he was to books on the expedite it in every he Carted Jan. 30. The top day Wednesday when collections Could Delay Plowing Drenches County Man Suspect Held totaled TOP 82 MILLION Yesterday's receipts swelled the total amount of real estate special assessment taxer to 174.464. which is just short of the ch The dead The Rev. were identified Stephen A. Payne said that although the Willard Police and books are closed he isn't worried Huron County Sheriff's the outstanding money be- to track down he has three cabinet 24, of RD 2. of unopened tax he reportedly severely cut Stanley u was estimated another week or 51, also of RD 2, will pass before all of the Berkley To Lead Denis Builders To Get Pay Hike Increases Provided In Union i increases up to 17'-' cents an hour will be granted to land County bricklayers and 1 a bore r s this spring under a ated First to receive the pay boost will be will receive an additional 12' a cents an hour April 1. 58. a native of Boston and Linc at opened dean of the Boston College and Sciences He According to Police Chief A. The lax and receipts are sent books will be rp ana Sciences riC WHS w j hit teaching Latin to students at Adams suffered a severe over to County Auditor Norman L. j haS o nf IOI County experienced a during the month February with an of sleet month's rainfall figure to approximately 1'our and one-half If the March predicted by weathermen comes land County farmers can expect to have their spring planting I The weatherman reported that Ohio in general had an excellent month in February with snow and sleet somewhere in the stale on at Sen. Alben of days of the today uas ln The monthly of of the Democratic Water Division today said Campaign Ralph executive secretary turned i former vice president of the North Central Ohio Vows To Protect Citizens Attack Called PARIS sured the United Stales that steps arc being taken to protect American and property in nisia against mure mob The government formally for the of a mob of 800 young Frenchmen who ransacked the U.S. consulate and the U.S. Information Service offices in the capital city of Premier Mollet called his cabinet into emergency session lo discuss the sudden outburst of anti-American feeling among North African The cabinet took up American protests about the mob as well as sian charges that French police failed to do their duty to curb rioting in Paris in which one Frenchman was killed and two Tunisians Tunisian opened up withi machine Kims on a bus by an Three Tunisians were APOLOGY oi J American Ambassador f. las Dillon called on Minister for Tunisian and Moroccan Affairs Alain Savary to express official over the Savary offered apologies and said American interests in the troubled protectorate would receive quate French Embassy Minister Charles Lueet called at the SI ale to inform Deputy Assistant Secretary of Klale C. of the The Tunisian high also extended apologies to United Stales Consul General Roland Hughes in was -si on eel in his car by the rioters said strict control measures had been put into Workmen started the job of cleaning up consulate and the Five consulate rooms torn files torn In pictures smashed and desks motion picture equipment and furniture were destroyed at the information One unconfirmed said the American flag was Troops Sent To Algeria BRICKLAYERS NEXT Bricklayers will receive a ilar boost on May 1 and ters will sol 37'a cents more per hour also on May 1. On June J laborers will nn automatic increase of 12'a PARIS first contingent keeping in line with the trade of 50.000-man reinforcement be- gan moving into Algeria Saturday as France struggled to hold her place in her sector of the inflamed companied by a nationalist bishop where Jesuit priests on neck and is in fair when this portion of the job and two which supports the demand for union with recalled its envoy to Brit- the Green dor to Basile went to the London Foreign Office On Page 2) The Rev. Henry B. 54, dilion in Willard Willard is Police said Prater cut Adams Payne said taxpayers jammed Seven storm periods during the Leader also appointed by Senate Democratic Assn. said Iho increases were Lyndon B. automatic under two-year A men was Sen. Hubert negotiated last year between the en Algeria or gathering at full treasurer of the seminary and also a Boston The Rev. Arthur B. 53, a native of administrator On Page 2) while the two were coming into j Payne said the col- Adams was brought into the is expected to open in June Allan run through July 20 The neighborhood where debt will be well in excess the robbery took iof two million month brought more than Humphrey to service as vice various unions and the NEW RATES Tour Opens Corsica Queen The ground water level rose Elizabeth II and a royal party producing arrived by plane at Ajaccio of aquifers in all day to begin a week's cruise of the the precipitation to Chillicothe and Cincinnati Johnson said Stuart more than five inches of mington of and Under the new rales bricklayers Youngstown and Columbus M. Jackson of Washington will will gel per had more than four and main as holdover with the base rate for spray precipitation was above normal in son added that he will painters boosted lo Dayton and I before appointing and Algeria The rain and snow made theial I with skilled labor getting five cents streams flow the report The committee will have overall supervision of The Assn. will hold its staging points in They were expected to be at their new African station by the end of the month and to be followed shortly by more French This would raise France's tary strength to almost in Thousands of other of them detached North Atlantic treaty are guarding against new re- efforts to retain control of Senate in the election next officers Thursday at the of first meeting under newly outbreaks in Tunisia and FOUR DIE IN FIRE Fire swept through a brick building housing 131 priests and at All but four escaped the million fire that ravaged a Jesuit Six other priests and religious brothers were injured in the City Stores To Launch Special Week Mansfield retail stores will open their doors tomorrow to shoppers from all over the ing area as they launch Neighbor with a special invitation to residents of all counties to shop in Merchants have been working for weeks to secure a complete selection of spring merchandise in readiness for the week-long and aster shoppers will be assured of a full lino of with emphasis not only on on Neighbor has been highly endorsed by Mayor Robert S. Lemley as a project to acquaint Mansfield's i I Johns Pontiff KOlli Year Ike Sends Message To Pope Cramer CONFER TODAY But France hoped that peaceful weapons would bring quiet to North Premier Guy whose program for i Algeria will be decided in a con- confers day with British Prime Minister Sir Anthony They will meet at Eden's country Perhaps of even greater CITY have asked Mr. McCone The messare was signed Eisenhower Saturday convey to you my personal and sent Pope Pius the Tabors for world j McCone represented the that Foreign Minister Christian significance were reports and esteem of the American and and to personally only for in an 80th birthday message press to you the affection and There delivered by the first of the American no official Vatican representative the Vatican in representative at six John A. a prominent Catholic layman and businessman from Los carried President's message and was re- by the Pontiff in a private audience on the eve of the official ceremonies marking Report Bromfield Feeling Better better was the report Saturday from birthday and the 17th year of his Farmer Louis who is a patient in University I In the letter addressed lo Pope Pius dent Eisenhower expressed This information was conveyed at having his members of his sentative in this and closest associates who are of the president since Myron C. a served in that capacity during the 40's. Former President Truman failed to win approval of Gen. Mark C. Clark as successor to Taylor in 1947. Sources said the Tope may have used the occasion of his talk with McCone to express the Vatican's desire for American representation in Vatican the from the has Conference of the Asia Pact would stop in and complete selections of offered to trade by Mansfield mony which has such great bors with the wonderful values forsall the peoples of the Christian the retail peace and well being arc a con- i stant inspiration to the only permitted to visit Hospital attaches continued to de- scribe his condition as Service Stopped TOKYO Night ferry service between the main Japanese islands of Honshu and Hokkaido was suspended Saturday for fear of collision with Russian floating Today's Index Area News 7-10 Classified Ads 3 Editorials 6 Farm 32 G. J. 6 Hospital Notes 4 Personality Page 37 Outdoors 28 Sports 25-29 Society Section 13-22 Theaters 39 TV and Radio 38 t
