Wellsville Daily Reporter (Newspaper) - April 18, 1955, Wellsville, New York Move Your Clocks Ahead ONE HOUR Next Saturday Night patty Reporter AH eg any Countys Daily Newspaper Dally Reporter Brings You The Latest World and Local News Year NEW April 1955 Five Cents Per Copy Albert Einstein Dies Scientist Was Noted For Relativity Theory Angelica Man Injured When Passenger Train Strikes Truck Scientist Dies ALBERT world fa mous for his theory of died today after a Einstein was credited with making possible the atomic bomb by dis closing a small quantity of mat ter could produce vast amounts of Hegedus Is Elected To Nagys Job Hungary garys Communist Party made public today its long expected purge of Premier Imre Former Deputy Premier Andras Hegedus was elected to succeed him as head of the The Hungarian Parliament elect ed Hegedus in a session today shortly after a party ment said Nagy had been fired and stripped of all party posts for causing grave damage the to the peoples democracy and to our social Just before electing Hegedus the Parliament confirmed the ouster of Istvan president of the Presidential an he had failed to carry out his functions Nagy was not present at Joseph president of the Hungarian Trade Union was elected deputy premier to succeed The new was name agriculture minister and one of two first deputy premiers when Nagy replaced party chief Matyas Rakosi as premier in Hege dus was released from the ture post last year but continued a deputy j The brief party announcement also said Mihaly Farkas had been ousted from the partys secretariat for supporting ideas and expelled from the tys political committee and cen tral leadership the central com Farkas had been defense minis ter in the previous Rakosi govern He lost that post when Nagy became premier but continued la his party The party also announced the election of Istvan secre tary of party committee for and Joseph a lesser party to the politi cal and Interior Minister Laszlo Piros to be a dep uty member Nagys formal ouster had been anticipated ever since the partys central committee him five weeks ago for right wing The 58 yearold leader had new look emphasis on consumer goods which the Communist countries quickly discarded when Georgi Malenkov was demoted from Rus sias The announcement said the ac tion against both Nagy and Farkas was taken at a meeting of the party central committee April The party sharply criticizes Farkas reflecting Nagys views but Its verdict was milder in his The announcement said he would be commissioned with other party At March the cen tral committee charged Nagy with being the chief preacher anti Marxist ideas which It blamed for a sharp drop in The party also accused him of supporting opportunists and right Aged Mongrel Killed After Meeting Train For Decade ITHACA Wl A mongrel slowed by the Infirmities of his 17 was struck and injured fatally by a train he had met faith fully for a Brownie was given his regular feast of bones and table scraps last Monday night when he greeted the cooks of the Lehigh Valley Railroads Black Diamond The diner hit him as he started across the tracks for Owner Joseph Ksenak 1 dont think the train crew knew what Gall Bladder Inflammation Is Fatal to 76YearOld Physicist Albert who became internation ally famous at 26 for his theory of died today afler a The 76yearold scientist died at Princeton Hospi tal at of Inflammation of Ihe eall man who shun ned he had entered UIP hospital Friday with only his in knowing he was The scholar was credited with making possible ihe atomic bomb jy disclosing a small quantity of matter could produce vast amounts of energy Einstein stood as probably the foremost theoretical cian and physicist in the As recently as he published a monumental mathematical trea the unified field This was hailed as a daring type ol mathematics which sought to de scribe the the universe In a set of At the time of his Ein stein was a professor emeritus at the Institute for Advanced comprises of worldfamous schol ars and headed by Robert Oppenheimer During his late he was outspoken inmany causes far re moved from the realm of cal On several occasions he advised witnesses called before congres subversive investigations committee that they had a duty to refuse to answer Einstein asked the President for commutation of the death of Julius and Ethel who were executed as atom He said he had to take the stands because of my passionate sene of social justice and social respon Einstein spent his lifetime for a unified mathema tical laws that gov ern the Born March of middle class Jewish he was swept to interna tional fame by the theory of rela A revolutionary it added a fourth to the breadth and which had formed mans basic knowledge of the measurement of It also astounded scientists by disputing Newtons law of gra It was that a small quantity of matter could produce astronomical quantities of which was so spectacularly when the first atomic bomb ex Einstein did not work on actual of the How he waj a group of physicists who wanted the govern ment to look into nuclear fission as as The group asked Alexander an to act as u liaison man between them and President Franklin Roosevelt in suggesting government support inr nuclear fission And Sachs gave Roosevelt a let ter from Einstein outlining devel in the field and research under government aus But the scientist looked upon the Abomb with In shortly alter the drop ing of the bomb on he commented At present atomic energy is not a boon to but a men ace He saw one that it may intimidate the human race to bring order into its inter national without pressure of it undoubtedly would not Einstein was married First In 1903 to a Serbian Catholic whom he later They had two Al bert and The second mar in was to Elsa Ein his first who bore him two who died in and Minister Attacks Communism in Talk At Meeting Seventeen Die in State of Angelica was seriously injured about oclock this morning when his truck above was struck by a New York bound Erie passenger train at a crossing about three miles east of Friendship on Route The loaded with empty milk was completely Reynolds was thrown through the windshield of the truck and landed on a new rail section which lay along side the The truck came to rest about 150 feet from the Re porter Communists Build I Huge Fleet of Extensive Airpower Opposite Formosa Grave Implications From Intelligence Data US Committed to Defense By MARVIN ARROWSMITH UP President Eisenhower has received gence that the Chinese Communists are in an extensive buildup of airpower opposite which the is committed to Announcing this at Augusta yes after a conference with the Secretary of State Dulles told newsmen the buildup has grave He de scribed it as More intense and more broad in its scope than the United States had been aware of until a few days A buildup which indicates a higher degree of capability on the part of the Communists to launch an attack than we had been aware of a few weeks In a formal statement after a meeting with the Presi Dulles said In relation to we dis cussed the grave implications an extensive now in prog by the Chinese Communists pf offensive airpower on the China mainland opposite i Dulles elaboration on the build up came at a brief news confer ence at a hotel after he had the Chief Executives vacation headquarters at the Augusta Na tional Coif The remarks and his prepared which was approved by stirred new interest in a prediction at last month to Rob ert Carney that the Reds would be capable of launching an assault on the Chinese Nationalist Matsu Islands by April j The prediction that the would be set an attack on another offshore about May 15 was also attributed to I Some newsmen who attended a background briefing by chief of naval said he predicted the Reds probably would launch an assault in the Formosa Strait by Others agreed with testimony Carney later gave a Senate appropriations That he made no such prediction but had spoken only of Communist Dulles conferred with er a day Felix commander in chief in the discussed the For mosa Strait situation with the Explosion Is Reported By India Airmen HST Gets GOP Riled WASHINGTON Pre sident Trumans accusation that the Eisenhower administration is guilty of political trickery with se rious foreign and domestic issues brought heated retorts from GOP Neither vicious personal at tacks on the President nor the ri efforts to undermine his outstanding record in office will Chairman Leonard Hall of the Republican National Committee Truman did not mention Eisen hower by but delivered a blistering attack on his adminis tration Saturday at a big Democratic dinner honoring House Speaker Sam He charged the ad ministration with bad manage blunders and with trying political with the grave and serious issues of both foreign and domestic The which attracted Democrats from all over the climax ed a party rally during which the national committee dis cussed plans for the 1956 cam The sessions produced no new word on the intentions of Adlai the former Illinois gov ernor who lost to Eisenhower In Stevenson has made it clear it will be several months before he makes any He leaves from New York today on a month long business trip to lauding Rayburn as a great asked his hear ers not to forget how soundly and securely we have built this coun try so that it has even been able to withstand some pretty bad man of the country during the last two India Surviving Air India crewmen say a mul fled explosion preceded the crash oi their plane which carried 11 Com to death in the China Sea last The airline quoted the three rescued crewmen yesterday as saying the sion was followed by fire ema from an extraneous source wholly unconnected with the struc ture of the The statement was issued as Britain and Red China swapped over the plane in cident which has grown into an international Fifteen persons perished in tite crash including the 11 two Poles and a North route to the Asian African conference at The survivors were the ground engi neer Karnik and navigator helping Radio charged the plane was sabotaged in an attempt to assassinate our beloved premier Chou Enlai and the entire Chinese delegation to the Chou reached Ban dung yesterday after a flight marked by super security The British government accused Red China in a note made public of trying to make politi cal propaganda out of the crash without first investigating the The note said Britain must strongly protest against the Chi governments accusations against British authorities which were made before time had been allowed for an The foreign office note said Britain does not accept any re sponsibility for the accident or Ihe consequences t said British authorities in Hong Kong took all steps to insure the safety of the passengers anil aircraft while in Hong The Peiping regime has charged the plane was sabotaged by Amerl lean and Chinese Nationalists agents in Hong The crafts last stopping place the officials have termed the charges utter j Meanwhile air experts puzzled over the import the survivals reference to an explosion aboard the illfated They pointed out that it could mean nn sive had been placed in the plane or that lightning or some other meteorological frak had been re Gift Ships Is Supplied by US WASHINGTON W The United States has supplied enough ships to make a huge fleet to friendly some of them former With delivery next month of two more ships to the number 01 Navy vessels loaned or other wise provided for big and little countries in both hemispheres dur Ing the last six years will total at least a check of Defense Department records indicated to But there is no danger of the Navy running short of The Navy now is operating about slightly over 400 of them combat And it still has more than in even after transferring the 870 vessels to foreign This stockpile includes a dozen 68 carrier of various 105 de 165 patrol type ships in 57 sub marine and hundreds of auxiliary and Largest warship loaned under the foreign military aid program is a turned over to That nation also re about 15 small ships and amphibious craft used during the fighting in an Axis power in World War is getting help from her former including the loan of an American But one of the biggest recipients of naval help powerful sea power among the enemy nations of World War The United States is helping Japan rebuild some of her former Naval might to make her a strong link in the Western Pacific In today the United States transferred 17 anti submarine patrol planes to da pans selfdefense Thoy were the first defense operational planes to be given Japans grow ing defense The Japanese navy received last fall the loan of two the Ellyson and The United States also has turned over to Ja pan seven The types of vessels being as signed to thu Japanese indicate the first effort will bo to hat country for antisubmarine operations in event of war wim Russia already has the worlds largest submarine deployed In the Pacific as well as in Euro pean and estimated at about 300 boats of all ALBANY stranded motor ist hit by a car as he walked an Ironworker who fell 100 feel from a bridge and a po who commandeered a mo were among 17 persons who died as a result of weekend accidents in New York Thirteen deaths were caused by traffic one resulted from another drowning and two from other Abraham of Hud was struck and killed last night as he walked across the Ta conic State Parkway near Peeks His wife saw the accident as she sat in their car waiting for him to return with Lloyd of Stony a bridge fell to his death Saturday from the State Thruway bridge crossing the son River near He landed on the New York Central Railroad Patrolman Andrew o commandeered a pri vate motorcycle Saturday to chase a traffic violator and struck a light He died at Flushing two hours The traffic violator Po lice said they did not know his identity or the nature of his of Other fatalities by community Senega car and train collided at Satur Prolonged Applause Greets Comments Except For Stern Looks From Two Buffalo Michael 17 drank gasoline trom drink bottle at home North Finch North car struck tree May lost grip and fell under wheel of tank truck on which he was ride Saturday car shuck utility pole Saturday died car hit tree Louis car and light truck col in asphyxiated Sunday when bedding caught apparently from cig Hudson automobile overturned Rochester Frank 75 struck by car Attica Patricia hit by truck backing from driveway York Ralph apparently a hitrun victim John drowned Sunday when he fell into the Atlantic Ocean from a fishing Norman struck by parked car that rolled down a driveway after police the emergency brake appar ently Daylight Saving Time ALBANY W Daylight saving time will be mandatory through out New York State this year for the first time and will run a month Statewide fast next is required under a signed oy I The requires that all i turn their clocks one hour on the last Sunday in and keep them that way un til the last Sunday in Pliny Scarsdale was the I The old law allowed towns and villages tox decide in dividually whether they would j adopt daylight The practice among those that did was to start the last Sunday in April and close on the last Sunday in The how was adopted by New York City last It had been in effect in some other parts of the country in previous i Harriman declared the new I law would enrich our I in a statement he said the i extra hour of sunshine for Hie ad month would be a boon to the working he would have that much more day light time to spend with his fam 11 The governors office announced last that he had signed the x Among other bills signed Friday and announced by of fice over the weekend was a meas ure designed to curb fraud tele vision The new law makes a meanor for advertisers to give false information to TV stations when arranging for advertisement of Violators will be sub ject to fines of up to jail sentences of up to a or Democratic Nathaniel Hel man of Manhattan sponsored the Harriman also approved bills that Set dates for the opening and close of the 1955 deer and bear hunting seasons in various sec tions of the state an Janet Hill go July red flu ia daytime and an amber light night on a load extending more than four feet beyond the front of a motor vehicle Lawrence Van Current law re lights only on loads extending from the Authorize towns in Saratoga and Warren counties to regulable the size and horsepower of inboard and ou board motors used by boats operated on waters within the towns Gilbert Wildcat Strike Is Over SHOWERS WESTERN NEW North ern Finger Lakes to Lake East of Lake Black River Basin Increasing high clouds warming up to mid 70s today fol lowed by a thundershower low 50 to Tomorrow warm and humid with considerable ness and scattered afternoon thun high in the upper Increasing southeast winds 1530 becoming south to southwest 515 New York Central Strike Cancelled Before Deadline I SYRACUSE New York I Central Railroad says its lines be Buffalo and New York oper I aled normally yesterday following a strike call that was rescinded several hours before it was to take The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Saturday called the strike of engineers for 6 It was called off Saturday night hut existed whether all employers involved would be noticed in The dispatchers office here said that no work was The main issue in the dispute Was a contract change made last 9 that increased the guaran teed mileage for engineers from to The union maintains the carrier repudiated a bona fide contract in connection with seniority and mileage The federal government asked that the strike be A mediator arranged a meeting for today between the railroad and union SCOTTISH LABORITE Scotland Baron Kirkwood ot once a fiery rebel in the Scottish labor Died BUFFALO huge Lacka of the Bethlehem Steel was back in full produc tion today after a wildcat strike 40 employes of the South Buffalo forced it to shut down briefly over the More than Bethlehem workers as well as nearly other railway employes were idled when conductors and struck Friday The walkout threatened another workers in nine area plants serviced by the j A Federal Court judge ordered the strike halted late Saturday by restraining order to the a subsidiary of Bethle Judge Harold Burke sched uled a hearing on the companys application for an extension of Ihe temporary injunction for 2 today in District Members Lodge Brother hood of Railroad re turned to their jobs yesterday and the steel company recalled its workers as The company said it had lost tons of one days pro during the Union officials said the men struck to protest delays in a contract to replace one that expired last Both company officials and an official of the National Brother hood oC Trainmen labeled the walkout The railroad contended in its court suit that the strike violated the probation period the Fed eral Railroad Labor It said the National Mediation Board had not withdrawn from the dispute and that the status quo in railroad disputes had to be maintained 30 days after the end of mediation deputy president of the railroad said the strikers refused a package increase after other lodges had accepted By HAROLD MILKS Indonesia Iff Foreign Minister Fadhil Jamali denounced international communism before the Asian African conference today and drew prolonged applause from of the 29 Red Chinas Premier Chou En lai and others from Peiping sat with set faces as Jamali charged international communism is a materialistic religion that breeds among classes and peo Prime Minister In dian delegation also heard out the speech in Communism is a new form of colonialism much more dangerous to us than the old declared whoso Arab coun try is linked indirectly with the North Atlantic powers through an alliance with No nation on earth is free from its Premier Mohammed All of Pak which has a mutual aid treaty with the United walked across the conference shook hands with Jamali and congratulated Jamali at the end of tlie Chief delegates were delivering 15minule policy statements in a program which it appeared would go into Indonesian President Soekarno opened the conference with a dec that the population of Asia and totaling more than a can inject the voice of reason into world The acting leader for Am Jalal provided further He attacked what he called the most sive of say ing they have found a new way to revive did not name communism but said we have learned to fight this new colonial ism under any Egypts Premier Gamal Abdel clear of the East West conflict in his first speech at an international He said Egypt and the Arab countries still have unshaken faith in the United although the Arab countries were among those most disillusioned in the failure of this organization to act In accord ance with human especial ly with regard to the countries of North Africa and The inaugural session of the weeklong meeting first of its a mass of vivid colors as the 400 delegates in their con national costumes cir about the ballroom of the Dutch Indonesian Premier All Sastro was elected conference chairman In a preconference meeting yes of the 29 nations agreed on a agenda drawn in ilv This appeared to be a victory for who o lie thought general principles rather than specific is anould The agenda item were 1 cul tural 2 economic 3 problems of de pendent 4 human rights and self 5 use of 6 weapons of mass destruction and 7 promo tion of world peace and coopera Taxi Driver Saves All But Prize Bull In Barn Fire KANONA taxicab driver saved 31 cows and 2i chickens from a barn fire here yes but a prize bull perished because the cabbie was afraid of The William of and firemen from Bath and Avoca risked their lives as tongue of flame threatened a 250gallon gasoline tank within 12 feet of the burning Fire Chief Gerald Stabel said the gasoline tank was blistered by the but did not He said firemen fought the blaze for five hours before bringing it under The fire was on the farm of Al Slaughter Grading Most Lasted Guy Lands Eggs Is Topic of Hearings Plane On Busy Highway Nine Are Injured as Auto Collide In Buffalo ALBANY The Agriculture Department wiil hold public hear ings next wo e k on proposed changes in regulations for egg grading and slaughter j On April 25 testimony will be taken on proposed rules that would i require slaughter houses to be equipped with running hot I would forbid wooden floors and would establish new refrigeration On April 26 witnesses will be heard on a plan to make the egg grading rules conform with fed eral Both hearings will be held in State Office Building i do you land an airplane at night on a busy highway When I saw an opening in the traffic I just put her said crop duster pilot Hopelessly lost In a new four place Piper Fowler land ed last night on a busy trunk highway in the suburbs blocks from the business Police arrived in time to help him push the plane from the high I was the most losted sic guy you ever met in your said of San BUFFALO in six were in jured yesterday when a Niagara Frontier Transit bus and an automobile collided at an East Side Two of three bus passengers in jured were admitted to a They were Helen and Amelia both of Both were re ported in fair condition DIES O I INJURIES about of died Saturday of injuries suffered last Wednesday when he was struck by a car as he walked along Route 20 in the town of near the Massa
