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   Williamsport Sun-Gazette (Newspaper) - September 27, 1956, Williamsport, Pennsylvania                               The News Inside SPCA pel Attain Pane Trie Yv earner y Troopers Shifted W Repasz to be Page 2 Heavyweight contender Page 31 AP News and Shorts Associated Press News Service Newspaper Enterprise Association low ion hign tamo 60 High iow ov 41 HDD i mean Year No 227 Single Copy f arges This city will be the center of political attention in Pennsylvania tomorrow when the Democratic vice presidential candidate Tennessee Sen Estes ver arrives to make the principal address of his day swing through the state In the city with him will be Gov George M Leader and members cf his cabinet as well as Joseph S Clark candidate for the U.S Senate and other members of the Democrats state ticket see photos Page CANDIDATE Sen Estes Kefauver Williamsport will be the key of Kefauver's tour He will speak briefly at Erie Bradford arid before arriving acre His address at the Elks wa- ning will radio coverage on a network Preparing for a visit of such rally and street parade wijl be staged is a mammoth job for Charles C Hallow Lycoming County Democratic Kefauver travels on a spechM liner with a lit newspaper radio and representatives besides his staff The presence of these groups i and the throngs expected at an all-day Young Democratic for lions that tax the capacities of Mi committee Workers Busy members his committee who are in charge of various preparations Following is the motorcade roote each one in turn has a team nf IS c 1 A M M I 5 i V WASHINGTON AP President Eisenhower said today he is going to make two or three more major campaign speeches than he had counted on Eisenhower told a news conference however he is not going to do any storming and not go out Clyde G that the Democratic is pi dollars from the motor fund in pav school 1 fund VAds built by not new hi by the previous Republican administration predicted inning to transfer M It- charged the except those sc GIANT POSTER FOE kickoff dinner for employe division I Md liond the which will take Estes Kefauver workers who will be kept busy George M Leader S until the time leaves He didn't say when or Clark and city Saturday Trie extra beyond taries from The Lycoming to Harvey B Lemon is in charge of or six he originally Elks tomorrow evening around arrangements and plated be made T tions and reports provisions A j wh The cars the hotel and been made to feed persons 5 ne move west on Fourth Street to the Elks and another soot at Hepburn then south on Hepburn Moose directly across Willow saj east 05 Third to Street The meal cafeteria style so that more can berry north on Mulberry to Fourth and west on Fourth to the be accommodated Elks H After the dinner the Elks Shopping Auditorium will be sfl up Since tomorrow night's rally will to get ready for occur during the Friday night the shopping hours in the business In anticipation of an rid Police Chief Good at the Elks have making Jo handle have a in- hoth pedestrian f h i c 0 1 a r stalled so trtat the speeches may heard be served See Col 2 IKE'S The first phase of the initial Fund campaign solicitation opened in the wake of last night's rousing employe division kickoff dinner at The Lycoming c A motorcycle escort wilt pre- cede motorcade and men stationed at inter- along the route A force of 30 firemen and policemen will be on hand in the vicinity of the Elks to maintain order will be banned row evening on Fourth Street from Beginning this morning every business and industrial establishments in the will to hour's wage each month tor one year ward the division's share nearly half of the LUF goal 01 l Approximately 175 workers of the employe di- Press Continent Kirce J vision will canvass each firm One of the major jobs is tween now and the end of the the members of the press Q general campaign Oct 31 Other who will be in city Paul of the divisions will imo action the event for newspapers and a past master the next lew the zines radio networks and news Lodge No 106 was elected i general campaign Scroo ix o Ohs and expressions were the good old prevailed throughout as scores of local and area persons passed through the traveling St Progress U.S.A exhibit which depicts the American educational scene from the past lo the present and into the future An estimated to sons were expected at the i exhibition before X o'clock tonight when first ot its in this city 11 Hours a Day The ing Stahon daily from S p.m The display will end Sal By noon persons passed through the exhibit is here by the Pennsylvania Power and Light Co and Publishing Co Most of that number were school thro i out the city permitted classes to tour the exhibit during the ing and afternoon Classes and Picture were touring today Officials Make Tour A large delegation of city and governmental ahd education officials and civic leaders was I f irst the exhibit Throughout the day gazed upon cas of thoughts of their own iih al H P Lenaer Inai his s 40 a to he by spring iau pros idos June i j Kiess the fund ance in Sept 1 was 41 lars in 1955 it was fil dollars and Uf these figures the how much is in the fund I'm not going to tell him Leader acknowledging that loan from the motor fund is studied denied there any roads delay under iion VVhen he took office he said They Republicans i didn't fven the k up M date Highways Secretary Joseph J IIT has done a job in getting rhe program if the has e a great in construction to him irv and the end irt my said charged the highway construction program Pennsylvania would money 1 fund to general fund In pay He said thm although eral may have the money for it still stale See Col 5 GOPi provisions for at least 60 re- lo receive the honorary degree jof Masonry at the annual uled Oct Mulberry to Market and on porters press to provide space for cars carrying the cratic dignitaries will accompany Col 4 Caroused by challenges from ence A Welliver division Lappla Elementary School man and Harry Boyer president of the Pennsylvania CIO Council jof the Supreme Council j closed today in Cincinnati It will be conferred in Boston in September Mr Gilmore is the only member and main speaker iof the Williamsport Consistory to started lit Ford Plant chosen for the 1957 class Dr Mr Boyer an th F Derr United Fund de- sairt r the United Fund Consistory members received the degree at the Ford Motor Car Co highest honor in Scottish several years ago Masonry this week in the 1956 Mr Boyer scored the class They were Jay N ods and practices of some of r imor nl Mt district national WELLSBORO A fire early today swept the new Charlotte Still under construction the building la He completed Nov i I he set the building said Firemen who answered were schooldays running their minds The ars and lessons were easy lo recall as they duplicates in display Windows The youngster of today showed interest in the classrooms i of the future Their stares from a iul jart display to a kitchen layout for home ion Machines Attract Kids i- f f c r Tex P Cabanas woman wni Id has riled today a Television and th of lapo l chines I j pew n tors and mechanisms d i w u fr l he younger first his penmanship del done in a hoi belonging join with the one dn I In years she packed that began with tournaments AAT then and finally if the nation Almost was to spoils Jans j Allen p of ville was trt fo Prison today hy Charl Williams Inr a o one 23 -j mom hs A and v ere included -in lence The term was on a charge manslaughter t u o hovs on fine and were for drunken costs on a charge op an durt of u y master of the 18th Masonic of Pennsylvania FreW which have refused to permit -T- i L their local branches to hold County to reject Daylight 1 ime through o membership He leveled his at- tober and thus refuse to go along with outpost t Jack at the threats sonie of They were accompanied to nave maae by 20 members of the the Picture the first Lycoming Muncy and councils term me cause of the blaze Com- plete Page 19 he u carved Tils us a and ih For also discussed the DST problem and time hut under the circumstances Heading this that because of confusion thinks there is nothing else Derr forced to go along with the borough This decision Williamsport but that they do not was reached after several meetings favor fast time this borough council Hughesville to Meet It is felt Mr Sprout said Burgess William C Grittner said that Williamsport is con- the Hughesville council will fast time for another month it would create too much confusion in the borough to have a different time against their offspring groups should they decide to become UF members against the es of the national bodies Although he did not identify the Active in All Bodies national group's he attacking Mr Gilmore has been active in it was evident that among those ti Masonic work for 25 years which he referred are the Cancer He was master of Lodge Polio and Tuberculosis or the matter at the regular Monday The East Lycoming School Board the Hughesville area voted to See P-K Col 4 MASONS I P-R Col 1 LUF The Muncy burgess said one operate the jointure on Eastern hjf objections to continuing Standard Time effective Oct 1 saving Time is the Officials said this action was taken it causes the school so lhat young children traveling sy has a special council session called this ning Council President V Sipp said the light Saving Time extension is one of the subjects to be cussed Al a council These boroughs were represented the of the Lycoming County Assn of Boroughs Sept IS at Muncy when a was opposing the extension of ve Saving Time through October tne short hl An over the today after new flareup of gunfire m this di city A brought meeting of the borough in Williamsport Tuesday night it was Borough officials said they hoped Fastern Standard Time Sunday will confer with Daylight Saving Time will m matters in Muncy for month Rurgess Ray Sprout said coming outside the to Do h Burgess Sprout said he Is opposed to fast He claimed there was no from the Israeli side N truce observers that both Israeli and Jordanian forces immediately obeyed their call to halt last night's in Jerusalem Jordan hinted that large-scale Aral An Israeli army spokesman said counteraction might be m the the gunfire continued the Security of automatic tor last night with no mg reported It came less p 24 hours after a bloody strike into Jordan set round of intensive talks among Arab leaders Work ot a IkK n ner showed hrk kui m the a and Was -in a Cancer struck i she won i-a for her in 1353 the Babe Sch o 11 of ep and driving last February by a a plea to mc during suspension of license The court had refused a motion lor a new in thj cases in which a the defendant guilty An driven hy Scheil After she underwent tune came hark golf tour Hut and her life became of ions and f lowing iji John here lehr vents and his years on ev of The ville The was es y for about an hour and was the work of in the j ministered Old City of Ibe moves tci stop raids over- as the Col 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