Wellsville Daily Reporter (Newspaper) - April 17, 1956, Wellsville, New York The Reporter fe Stale and County News Allegany Countys Newspaper The Reporter Gives You Complete Details On All the Major News Year NEW April 1956 Five Cents Per Copy UN Representative S Is Opt in MidEast Dag Arrives At New Stage of Mission Israel Is Making Demand By ERIC GOTtGETREU Israeli Sector Ifl arrived to day In a new stage of his Middle East peace The secretary general traveled directly from Lydda Air port outside Tel Aviv to the office 1 of Premier David He was accompanied by For eign Minister who welcomed him at the Edson Cana dian chief of the Armistice came with Hammar skjold from An afternoon meeting was ex to follow the morning con Hammarskjolds task was made tougher by Israels demand that Egypt lift all restrictions on Is shipping through the Suez The secretary general was reported over the progress of his peace Prior to leaving for Hammarskjold conferred in Bei rut with Lebanese The Israeli border area was comparatively An Israeli army spokesman said the dining hall of a cement factory six miles from the Jordan border was blown up last Vehicle tracks led from scene of the to the Jordan It was the first violence report ed by on the frontier in two Egypt accused Israel i of violating Gaza Strip fron tier eight times over the by shooting over the border and sending planes to circle the Hammarskjold worked over the weekend at hi Beirut ters preparing for the Israeli He had returned there from where he spent days last week conferring with Egyp tian Premier Abdel Nasser and other During that he obtained pledges from Egypt and Israel to refrain from hostile acts against each other except in The diplomat was expect ed to press for assur ance that orders have been issued to Israeli troops to observe the An Egyptian officer charged Sunday that Israeli troops had broken the pledge by firing into the Gaza Strip and flying over the Hammarskjold insisted the or ders to frontline troops were a necessary preliminary to forging a binding But stalled off giving the assurances Hammarskjold had Israel made a formal demand on Hammarskjold Egypt lift the Suez Canal Hammarskjold replied the matter was outside the scope of his which the Arabs have insisted must be confined to the border Moshe Sharett replied that Egypts interference with legiti mate shipping constitutes a hos tile Egypt has ignored Secu rity Council resolutions calling for an end to the State Budget Director Is Seeking Funds for Licenses ALBANY Budget rector Paul was look ing tor another Just so you could have a second license plate on your car next State law calls for two plates but each year the Legislature has passed special legislation author izing only one The lawmakers last month ap for 1957 enough for one plate for each ve But no legislation was passed to authorize only one That left the administration with the of the basic state law or of finding an otHer Yesterday Harriman took note of the situation and said The Division ot the is obliged to plan for funds to be made available so that there will be two plates on each vehicle next William Miller Collier Dies Former Ambassador to Chile WEST Funeral services will be held on Thursday at Montclair for Wil liam Miller former min ister to Spain and former ambas sador to who died He was a native of died at the home of a James Inter ment will be at lie was minister to Spain from 1905 to 1909 and ambassador to Chile from 1921 to Trom 1917 to 1921 he was president of George Washington He was a graduate of Hamilton College and Columbia University law His Frances Rosa died in They had no Show Promise By ALTON BLAKESLEE AP Science Reporter LOS ANGELES Human glands invaded by cancer being used in attempts to supply healthy new glands for hu And the method is It in 2 of 11 persons a time at said a team of physicians today in a report prepared for the American College of Bits of the glands from cancer victims are grown in to get them accustomed or altered in order to live within a different Then 40 to 80 of the bits are into the arm of a per son new gland i There risk of giving the person cancer since human can cer take or grow in another persons said Roberto represent ing a research team at the Univer sity of California School of Medi But healthy gland cells in the fragments of glands apparently can survive and produce hormones the person The team is working with para thyroid usually four in tiny glands located near the gland The parathyroid hormone regu lates calcium in the With out parathyroid people develop numb ness and It can be The transplanted glands have been given to mostly whose own parathyroids had been removed accidentally a thyroid The California team first used parathyroid glands taken from stillborn or babies who soon after Gaillard pf pioneered this reporting success in 7 of 34 But the baby arc only size of and culture in test the team began and using human removed be moved of a cancer off One improved greatly after 26 bits of baby gland years the report A year when her trou bles she received 55 adenoma gland tis and time improved to a slighter She still must take supplemental doses of cal The other success was a with mild More than a year after being given 75 frag ments pf she is doing Escamilla Manufacturer of Franklin Auto toi Be Buried Tomorrow SYRACUSE Funeral serv ices will held here tomorrow for Herbert manu facturer the once popular Franklin died ut his home He his start in automobile manufacturing the turn of the century after striking up an ac John Wilkinson of who had built an auto mobile with an Franklin hired Wilkinson turn out a model and the Franklin was sold in 1902 for The company sold 12 cars the first Production climbed to a year by the 1920s and 000 by The after building up a 20million r dollar a year busi closed down in how a victim of the crash and The cars now are collectors Then You Come Down The Aisle New Soil Bank Bid Is Given Greeting by Key Demos Some Republicans Unhappy GRACE KELLY SLIPS OFF HER GLOVES and gets down to business at the wedding rehearsal in the Monaco Wait ing their cues arc Prince Princess and Peggy Graces The latter two brides maids at the church ceremony AP via radio from Soviet 9 Middle East Countries Search For Settlement Western New York Northern Finger Lakes to Lake Ontario East of Lake Black River windy apd tonight and tomorrow with few snow flurries mostly of Lake Erie and around Low Some sun ny intervals High 40 Strong southwest winds tO 40 diminishing to pe of 3 duration for 24 drying be tween MOSCOW Soviet Union today called on Israel and the Arab states to settle their conflicts on a basis acceptable to both Foreign one of the important issued was released on eve of the arrival of Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin and party boss Khrushchev in England for talks with British Russia Coffered to join other gov in an effort to reach solution of Middle East turmoil and said she would support any United Nations actions to peace in She thus indicated a desire to have a stake in Middle East af Russia called on both Israel and the Arab states to refrain from border incidents along the frontier and to improve the situation of the hundreds of thousands of Arab The statement appeared to have the immediate effect of choking off any idea the Arab states might have had that they could count on automatic Soviet support in their struggle with It also answered repeated pub lic expressions by Western lead ers urging the Soviet Union to use a conciliatory influence in Middle The statement was issued at a hastily summoned news confer Diplomatic hope for good results from the talks in Britain between British Prime Minister Eden and the Russian leaders soared in the wake of the j Diplomats regard the statement as clearing the path for discus sions in London on the subject of the Middle has ex into the worlds 1 in The statement read The Soviet Union considers that it is necessary in the inter est of strengthening international peace and security to work to ward a stable peaceful settlement of the Palestine question on a mu tually acceptable basis taking into consideration the just national of the interested For its the Soviet gov expresses its willingness to together with gov a peaceful solution of unsettled The new move was foresha dowed when Foreign Minister Molotov and First Deputy Prime Minister Anastas showed up at an Israeli ence day party here last I his unusual gesture puzzled diplomats but today they had their Soviet Union has de to seek the part of broker in the Middle East rather than throw its full support to the Arab Resort on Schoon Lake Is Sold to Martin Starfield LAKE Terra a resort colony on the west shore of Schroon has been sold for an estimated to Martin Starfield of The including 35 bun and a recreation sold by descendants of Joseph who the colony in The sale was announced yester Side Will be Heard By Jury Today By KARL BAUMAN WASHINGTON UPI A Federal Court jury trying Icardi on perjury charges was ready to day to listen to the defense ver sion of what happened to William Holohan behind enemy lines in Italy The prosecutions version is that then an Army lieu tenant second in command of a cloak and dagger OSS mission headed directed the poisoning and the ma The government presented its opening statement chief Edward Bennett said he would outline the defense case at todays court now a Pittsburgh real estate Is accused of false ly swearing before a House Armed Services subcommittee that he had hand in The maximum penalty for per jury is five years in Addressing the jury yesterday Victor the chief said Icardi talked often of having to get rid of constantly complained about the major to others attached to the Holohan mission and to Italian Woerheide The prosecutor said complaints included one that Hol ohan did not give Italian speaking Icardi enough freedom of action and did not ask for enough parachute drops of sup plies for Woerheide the jury that a Guiseppi acting under put poi son in soup and that Icardi even poison wont when the soup only made the major Woerheide said Icardi asked Manni and another Gua tiero to shoot but they After Woerheide Icardi and former Carl Lo Dolce of the third American with the cut cards to see who would shoot Dolce drew the low card and shot Holohan twice in the the prosecutor told the Icardi and Lo Dolce were tried in absentia by an Italian court and convicted of They could not be and there was no law under which they could be tried in this country for Lo Dolce lias never been charged in this country with any Unlike he did not accept an invitation to testify be fore the House Lo Dolce is under as a government witness in Veto Brought Dissatisfaction to GOP Hall Says It Will Help By JACK BELL WASHINGTON of some Republican dissatisfaction j with President farm emerged today from a conference despite Party Chairman Leonard Halls contention it will help the Republican Eisenhower will speak at a fi nal conference session effect formally opening his re election George Minnesota na tional told report ers the farm veto is going to make it Harder for us to elect Republicans in the A committee headed by Etzell heard at closed sessions yesterday what some members described as unfavorable reports about the po complexion of the farm situation from Kansas and South The committee arranged to hear today from representatives of North Min and Kansas National Committee man Harry Darby was reported to have told the group Kansas may out some Republican congressmen because of farm price The South Dakota headed by Francis Case and Karl was said to have made it clear they dont want Secretary of Agriculture Benson campaigning in their Hall said the farm veto wont make my job any tough but he indicated rather clear ly the Republicans hope to make up in the big cities any votes they might lose in farm To my the Republican Party is doing all right in the Hall This seemed to be an allusion to a contention voiced by Robert GOP national com Campaign that in primaries so far this year the Re publicans have snown unusual strength in the larger Humphreys said this was true in But he conceded that no trend was evident in Hall said the Democrats in Congress had stalled action on farm He intimated they deliberately sent Eisenhower a they hoped he would The President was absolutely right in vetoing the farm and he will be sustained by the Amer ican Hall General Earnings Up SCHENECTADY General Electric sales in the first quarter of 1956 neared a billion and net earnings rose more than two million over the comparable 1955 President Ralph Cordiner the annual stockholders meeting today that sales totaled a record com pared with for the first quarter of He said net earnings for the quarter were equal to 63 cents a A year ago earn ings equalled 61 cents a Earnings per dollar of sales dropped from cents last year to cents this sald operating costs S more six I he He said he expected the high sales level readied during the first quarter of 1956 would con throughout the rest of the Cordiner said the progress of the national economy is neither very spectacular nor cause for He said he expected the performance of the national econ omy in the next 10 years to be very comparable to the record of the last nine years to shareholders packed the state ar mory for the annual meeting and traditional box lunch Board Chairman Philip Reed presided at the business K few electric plant was opened to The plant features highly mechanized produc ion lines of electrical mo New Jersey Primary Shows Kefauver Has Two Opponents In Demo Ike Grace Kelly Lunches With Prince Rainier Wedding Is Tomorrow NORMAN Gingen about circulation man ager of the Died Presidents Talk to News Society Will Be Broadcast NEW YORK ff President address to Tie American Society m will be broadcast over major ra and from 10 to The speech will be broadcast over the CBS and Mu tual radio will carry a film of the speech at 11 MONTE CARLO Grace Kelly lunched with Prince Rainier III today for the last time as an American girl from The film queen marries the rul er of this little Riviera principal ity of Monaco In a civil ceremony in the throne room of his palace shortly noon Religious rites will follow Thurs day in the Roman Catholic cathe dral of Friends described the be as looking simply One of them quoted her as say ing Everything is working out Just like a fairy and even the has come For four days rain has poured in drenching this usually sunny resort on the blue Medi Today things were more like the travel The sun burst forth early in the sending thousands of vis and tourists to the flag decorated square in front of the Most of the sky was blue but fleecy clouds hung over the nearby to the delight of camera The temperature was in the The weatherman said the pros for fair weather for the cling tomorrow arc Friends said Rainier continued to play role of the nervous bridegroom with the gra lie can turn he sent word to photographers to come and photograph him in his To one of his friends the prince confided My Ill be glad when this is What 1 need is the silence of the Rainier and Grace will sail away Thursday after the religious ceremony on his the Deo As her prince shyly Grace went about the palace ing and She personally helped Uie young pages with the fancy clothes theyll wear at her cathedral Monaco was jolted by 21gun sa lutes from three naval ships ar riving in the They were the the Kersaint of France and Brit ains The Italian de stroyer Airone was due later in the King Cole Cancels Atlanta Appearance ATLANTA Nat King Cole has cancelled an Atlanta ap telling Promoter Beamon he would not appear here for a million Beamon announced the cancel lation of tonights performance after talking with the Negro sing er last night in He said it was then that Cole told him he was afraid to Police Chief Herbert Jekins that there would be adequate protec tion during the performance and during Coles entire visit Beamon quoted Cole as Its not a matter of police pro Someone might try it even wilh a hundred men on The Negro ballad singer was at tacked by six white men on the stage of a the ater April He was knocked over but not seriously The men are now being tried on charg es growing out the Beamon said Cole told me hed I again but right now he said he been to Atlanta many times be fore and would like to isnt in any shape to go through that ordeal Even the fellows in Coles trio were Beamon I talke to wife and she said that its not the people of Atlanta shes afraid its the people from other Buzzing In Suitcase Gives Air Authorities Bad Time DENVER W A buzzing in the luggage of a woman who had just stepped off a plane at Stapleton Airfield brought police demolition experts on the double But detectives who cautiously opened Frank luggage found the noise came only from an electric clothes It is operated by two small flashlight By The Associated New Jerseys presidential prl mary election and the year consequences of President veto of the farm occupied the center of the na tional political stage In New Estes Ke fauver was tackling two oppo He challenged the Demo cratic state organization for dele gates to the national Democratic convention and President Eisen hower in a popularity contest in todays On the farm members of both parties were tossing orchids or brickbats at de pending on their reaction to his veto of the controversial program submitted by Both Democratic presidential f Kefauver and Adlai j attacked the veto yes i Stevenson said it showed again his reluc tance to face the facts of the farm Kefauver said it means that Eis will now take the blame for the callous altitude of his administration toward the farmers Harriman of New who describes himself as an in active said at Albany the veto shows again that Pres ident Eisenhower has no under standing of the vital necessity of increasing farm Comment on the veto from other spokesmen divided gen along partisan lines Republicans praising and Demo crats mi spokesmen in both parties occasionally spoke up to GOP Chairman Leonard Hall said the President was absolute ly right in vetoing the farm and his decision will be sustained by the American Democratic National Chairman Paul Butler said this was a di rect blow from the President himself and not from a mere hower demonstrated they I the farmers will not get help from a Republican administra Back in New Kefauver faced another The put up a slate of Democratic delegates pledged to him against an unpledged slate headed by New Jersey Rob ert and supported by the slate Democratic I wants to carry 36 Democratic delegate votes to national convention with freedom to pick the strongest Kefauver challenges him on the theory that voters should get a chance to choose their On the preferential side of the Democratic Kefauver is as is Eisenhower on the GOP Their respective vote totals will be viewed as an indication of their New Jersey Voters cant cross party Stevenson is not en Telephone Employees Have Wage Increase ALBANY Ml Wage increases totaling almost two million dol lars have been obtained for near ly Upstate employes of the Now York Telephone three unions announced The unions said a new contract subject to ratification by the provides for weekly The which said it represented reported it also had obtained to higher wage groups in 10 cities and upward adjustments of some starting rates and The Telephone Commercial Un which claims commer cial department and the Upstate Telephone which claims account executive and financial department workers also reported higher starting pay for most Outcome of Uphill House Battle to Override Veto Is Awaited by Democrats By DONALD SANDERS WASHINGTON Demo crats reacted coldly today to President new re quest for a soil bank program while they awaited the outcome of an uphill House attempt to override his veto of the farm That due seemed doomed to fall short of mustering the twothirds margin Political debate over the veto and over responsibility for the de cline in farm income was stepped in a nationwide television and radio broadcast last night explaining his in that politics had not enter ed into his I will always resist any at tempt to make the farmer and his problems a political he Declaring that he had vetoed the big farm with keen disappoint he said I had no I could not sign this into law because it was a bad for the Eisenhower urged again that Congress act speedily to approve his soil bank It is de signed to pay farmers subsidies totaling as much as yearly for taking land out of pro duction of crops already in sur They would sign contracts with the government to do This Eisenhower added a new feature he said would give farmers an extra 500 million dol lars this By a simple provision in the Soil Bank he the Congress can authorize the gov to begin making pay ments to a maximum ot 50 per cent after the farmer signs a con Thus immediately after July farmers who agree lo parti be eligible for pay TheAe initial payments will help our farmers Eisenhower said the remaining 50 per cent of the amount any farmer was entitled to for par would be paid when he had complied with his agreement to take land out of cash produc tion and put it to conservation The soil hank was one feature of the which Eisenhower ve toed But in a major rebuff to the White the trolled linked it with other major farm law changes that Eisenhower It was he said last in some respects selfde and so awkward and clumsy as to make its adminis tration difficult or we got a podge in which the bad provisions more than can celled out the Democratic leaders who have defended the measure as the best and quickest way to get more money into farmers pockets have said they do not expect Congress any substitute There was no indication that this attitude had changed because of revised recom on the soil Sen ate Democratic Leader Lyndon Johnson of Texas said yesterday Congress is not going to roll over and play dead at the crack of a Poage a senior member of the House Agriculture said in an interview today that the soil bank alone is wont acid one cent to the farmers Three Cities in State Are Safety Award Recipients NEW YORK Iff New State and the cities of Buffalo Rochester and Syracuse received traffic safety awards yes from the National Safety They were among awards to 13 eastern division states and seven The awards were based on traf fic safety activity inventories from 1950 through California Artist Selected To Accompany Contestant When Jockey Billy Pearson shows up for The TV show in New York tonight hell have California artist Sheets by his This does not necessarily mean that Billy wll go for the but Pearson and Sheets have been Billy rode one of my 2year Gala Mac at Hollywood Sheets said last night be fore flying When he dis covered I was an artist he hound ed me for He is very well Im to say J couldnt have answered some oi the questions he Youngster Is Still Alive After Very Deadly Diet W said he was still hun gry after emergency hospital relieved him of a meal of rusty washed down The disclosed by Xray were a surprise to everybody but Jerrys Betty She said her son had a appe
