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   Williamsport Sun-Gazette (Newspaper) - October 5, 1956, Williamsport, Pennsylvania                               The News Inside Sunday be ho I i n 6 deaths up I 7 picks leaders rage 9 Man retiring Pase It Football schedule Page 15 The Weather AP and Split's Wires Associated Press International News Service j Enterprise Year No 234 Single Copy Williamsport Pa Friday Ot r S 20 S ew Move Enc 3 S c oy Vote Limit on Terms n t ard Dickie Charles Hdi ns 1 1 old son of Mr and Mfs Olin H irns Mansfield RD 1 died vcs injuries suffered when he was struck hy d truck after from t a school bus Officials at the Hospital Say re said I at 11 35 am CM i r An tl 11 attempt t hav f IN i tv A hat k t arrt 1 nit this tinu in Iman D irt vi st rday afternoon when thin in ie to thin m ah l fast time hef ri Oil 28 VV Ife joined i Iman VV Pali who Hst s ti fast lime tni Si t 30 but win the remaining three in f I ote on a resolution that Havl ht Saving Time end this x C 1 i J R I all and Thomas H 1 i v r tf no Ifp and S ti a 1 d r f ArA n ths n i 1 i vt r mfi i Aal thi t e b VV If ha 1 h s mind a b u t nn i i 1 n s the t ar s re turned to EST t He said protests Teacher Assn groups and labor unions also aided him n his mind Shilder agams SPP P 2 Col 2 TIME V N AP aent j he iocs not re- nt the 1 Plays No Favorites Democratic presidential candidate enson has a Dodger and a Yankee cap perched atop his head as he appears Field for second game of the World Series Among those areund him are Yankee Stengel on the left and Dodger pilot WatT Alston on the right The was as he crossed Route 6 about four miles east of here a en hv H Benson Mansfield RD 1 State the truck passed the bus as it was stopped on the highway state Trooper Pobert We -y Benson and that filed after a with Farr Tioga dis- attorney He said a of passing a stopped sthool bus was filed with f Welch Sullivan Tw p Stetenson ed a st Harlem The Democratic nominee headed for the second World Sencs in in camp that surmounted a his 1 H su as s r f a of the peace in the M insfield elementary suf a skull imun and possible in- From Our in Senes hit afternoon Yogi Yankee catcher in the second inning to set the ers off to an early lead injuries in the tragic acci I An outd v FISI nhom r p IHP at applauded his in t n that had h K s l Manager Casev Stengel of the shook up his lineup and batting order after Wednesday s defeat by Sal ry went to second base and Joe Collins moved into the lineup at first base Martin shifted from second to third with Andj Carey and Skowron ing the bench In the batting order Sten gel had shortstop Gil McDougald leading off with the Enos Slaughter second Slaughter had three hits in- the opener Mantle was hitting third followed by Berra Walter the Dodgers fielded the same team that heat the Yanks in the opener but moved left fielder Tn this uncertain situation State riv Amoros up to bat sixth Right Department offices are determines b Oc 16 fielder slid down to mK Communist Yugoslavia s nm Inal lonow seventh and catcher Roy gent request for emergency f independent foreign policy just ahead of shipments to meet a ha t c and T arms aid to would be in tne WASHINGTON is reported to be still completely in the dark and deeply about the purpose of Yugoslav President Titos talks with Russian leaders The Yugoslav president returned home today after rarks in Crimea with Soviet and other nist leaders Besides his parents he is sur by three brQtherts Donald David and James and one sister Linda all at home his Mrs Cyra Mansfield and his paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Verne Harris Mansfield RD 1 Services will be at 2 p m j Saturday at Shaa and Ro- bena s 14 North Main Street Mansfield with the Rev David J Griffiths pastor of the Mansfield Church of- Burial will be ITS Oakwood Friends mav call at the funeral home until the time of services T J ft F f Cj i of approaching attendance records of and Easter time attend the area s Protestant churches Sunday to share m Wide Communion services o The sacred meal will be distributed throughout local churches the 17th time this Sunday Orders of worship vary but in the of the will be the One In Christ The goal for each local is to have every member present By means of announcements letters and member visitations churches are planning to surpass their attendances on Easter Christmas and churches several sery ices of HoK Communion Sunday to applauded also when he An h of a tn attempt t r dd r red t or program ovil tally last night was m t all ji rm is f the n ket ne ind v hf sa f mti It n e fn f the of h ri t how he might m other HIPH wire a fi jl us Nenni i in mt si i and f rf i wuA electoral r combe like Larsen a good hitting ses ere shortage nighl c AIR FORCE BASE Scorpion jets four men crashed last thex brush and put the lcd s last on Ti I It was nit There was reason today to be- There is considerable belief hefp the wheat mav tne have separated from the broader prob lem confronting President to trying to promote four to hower who faces a decision the satellite tin Ait 11 said A n s Oct 16 whether or not Yugo and to mesh his i UP into the ex slavia is still eligible for those of the area economic and military assistance ihi tw i plam s eai h tarrying from the United MOS officials heie say a 1 riot and a radar observer ap s C M G tar tarf CINCINNATI leader John I lew is is like a v ho qc s talked every time he to but Nobody will him anymore The 6 lewis st 11 hal the OP at Jews wai 1 if of Stevenson unfriendly s lenU also batted ha k nt covering the presidential heard no boos or jeers un mep E on remarks 1 when H said that in the armed fon e-s Stevenson reiterated previous ns t n v n d P d MT lions that I this rie Rail n hv thi hull bv Ihp s HI of the Sur renie nil hirtis lli dd m i de hit tl riL s n in j ubl L s ho Is hart d th n Bui he also sad Quotes there hail bet n talk nl I t tht 45 ars n is said if the I n si ih nk t m a K i s n diff s F ht tht r n t erni ir si t I he I 1 1 s 11 I U a At am i nut said 1 res dun n wl n lis ss F has bten the ami t k w Ih h in an fir na fv il F ublu in t m f pld and Mi iig aud vn iK I is II sa i virtually silent N t Id I rn h h k officials heie say The best availaBle Information Tito is determined to retain i in a flight south Jurors for December is that Eisenhower may of action he of the little Indian i and hearty signed a fat new wage have been drawn by Sheriff Robert then that he is without sufficient staked out for himself when he of Neah Bay at the northern for soft v W Miller and Jury Commissioners information to on the broad broke Moscow in lip np peninsula 120 miles calling for a per rii Ceorge W Heap and V but that he believes Yu to be qualified for U S the mine I s northwest of Seattle See JURY LIST such help be halted entirely unless -J J win Keeps Helm package taise in wages and holi There haie en r tha day benefits pt rhaps somewhat bored The president of hp with the with which I Mine Workers I said coal wage negotiations aip carried he couldn t help but mention m on now mav bow out as I passing how the quick nur n charge of negotiations leading to the new the uni m s illar wel a 1 were a far civ fr nm iht fate f nd and invest jour oT minis RIVERSIDE Calif If The County a P i s w r t ri st ss anv s office reported that a mam and In thosp days of I 1 h j In fa t be K is big Air force bomber tuo others One and m 1 t w s ndi at f t today south of Maich Air uas and a fireman t lung with residents 1 ruman Vi vi sairi Eisenhower last with uri s Ln Lat n tn the is PIU ui it I- t ari Ind ihi p P t r PS i dent vv h i hns si 1 1 t n ned fr i i ft 32 st itt r r rt t l thai nth si ul st 1 1 V 1 dent 1 f his nit v H n i r is am i i in s 1 P j SI T i ns m said idi i ii s i rip i ir spile tc r r h s MI i M n then sa 1 l t ne rii M i hi 1 hid h i i hi i uld i a 2 ol 3 f til 1 Girardville Suffers Fire Today Pa ITi Cess C Ivde K f it run 1 hs 1 eurl Yes 1 000 dogs die each year on County highways reports local branch of the Society for the Pre- vention of Cruelty The pet toll is just one phase of gerous local accident potential that this year is sending accident costs and toll to an all time high fone in the of the loan of 1 he plane a normally car lies a of but n some flights a fourth man tides aip stationed at bv March Air f my Base but it was not de immediately this fnm that base hv smoke i i c and Sit P 2 il 1 I IS i aimed hv ihp I i I i r H ni 1 h i L In i a 1 1 1 1 J n ay i C Boos annec in -ire 11 11 at n n Ii n wh Assistant nalls have been si bed I in fr Fire SCRANTON Pa Dib ti hie was named an pint anm i ment ti I v Atty J Julius Liw n Iv t f st i II t r of j uhlu and i said a laied law Chief Id t VPI m the t S Drills at School nient will be assigned 11 helj M indsy si h mis in Hi mn n UPW thi status of the fpdi ral itv iand jury s I irv in in will It i md i ti d i hi s rf U if the Ai mv Signal t 1 A I y T 1 i fin bv members thi Bureau if PUP he i Tut and n in all rf ire I- i mi n w il t HII i ul I t i rt i i hui s fa 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