Zanesville Signal, The (Newspaper) - September 14, 1953, Zanesville, Ohio More Readers In Zanesville Than Any Other Newspaper Phone THE ZANESVILLE SIGNAL Associated Press NEA Telephotos if AP Wirephotos 100 OHIO MONDAY SEPTEMBER 14 1953 16 PAGES FIVE CENTS Accused Slayer To Face Trial Here on Oct 7 Charge Denied In Fatal Shooting Of State Official Harold St John old Dorchester Mass soldier will go on trial here Oct 7 on a second degree charge in the slaying last Aug 26 of Joseph Harding 53 of Falls ant director of the state in- relations department St John pleaded innocent when arraigned in common pleas this morning j Judge Clarence J Grassland an- he would appoint counsel for the young soldier within a few days St John quietly answered not guilty after the indictment was read by Raymond Crozier deputy clerk of courts Asked by the court if he had means of ob- counsel St John ed: I have not St John absent without leave from Camp Atterbury Ind was arrested a few hours after the slaying which took place in ing's automobile in the driveway at the Motel on West pike six miles from this city Harding had been shot twice with a 45 caliber pistol St John ted the slaying to his captor Cpl Clyde Wells of the state highway patrol shortly after his arrest but denied the charge when he was arraigned later in municipal court Harding had picked up the dier on the outskirts of bus a short time before the Cloudy Warmer cloudy and not as cool with scattered showers tonight Lowest in the 50s Tuesday partly cloudy and warmer Yesterday's High Today's Low 1 CO p m Today 53 Miss America UN Fight Looms Over Red China's Demands Democrats Open Parley In Chicago Stevenson Says j He's Prepared j To Lead Crusade CHICAGO UP gent Democrats boomed a challenge to the Republicans today as the minority party opened a rally here with its in- frictions hidden under an outward coat of harmony Former Gov Adlai E Stevenson of Illinois the 1952 presidential nominee and former President Truman led a list of Democratic ir Mercury Dips to Chilling 33 Two Warmer Weather on Way Conference Is Demanded The mercury sank to within one degree ot freezing here day but forecasters promised warmer weather for tonight and tomorrow A drizzling ram this morning added to the discomfort of the weather which saw many kindling fires m their homes The temperature dropped 33 degrees at municipal airport at 30 o'clock this morning ding from a high of 63 day afternoon By early this the mercury had ed to the low 50s Forecasters said the ture would not fall be- low the 50 mark Cold winds from the swept this area ing the mercury to the low 60s and causing many residents to bring out and sweaters A heavy laver of clouds over this area last night and this morning presented frost fore- The midwest was warning slightly today under a cloud er eastward which brought light showers But parts cf upper Michigan shivered m freezing chilled large areas It wa- 29 at and 30 a Grand Marais early today By way of contrast Russell Kan baked in 103 Heavy fell m New land New York state and sylvania while there were in Minnesota Wisconsin and northern Bitter Debate Due Tomorrow Before Assembly Indian Troops Control POWs She's College Freshman Evelyn Margaret Ay blonde hugs trophy she won after being declared Miss America of 1954 at Saturday night's finals in Atlantic City The new queen who will reign for the next year is from Ephrata Pa and is a student at the Umv of Pennsylvania AP Wirephoto ing St John was returned to county to await trial Two others arraigned this ing were sentenced to prison after indictments They admitting James Robert Bennett 20 of Durban drive and Cornelius Ransome 22 of 930 Lee street Bennett one of three persons arrested here Friday in tion with a series of burglaries and was ed to Mansfield reformatory er he admitted an indictment charging the theft of lunch meat and cigarets valued at from the Walker grocery and service station on South River road Ransome was sentenced to Ohio penitentiary when he admitted the theft of wine and cigarets valued at 510 from the State and Lee Grill 1102 Lee street Two pleaded innocent to ments They Bud Edward Cover 23 of 716 Bates street indicted on Plebiscite Urged On Trieste Issue Says UN Worker Admits Red Ties ROME ffl The Western Big NEW YORK Joseph R Three today studied an Italian plea McCarthy said today an for a free plebiscite in explosive Trieste and a blunt Yugoslav warn- ing not to pour oil on the fire Neither in Belgrade nor Rome was there much confidence that the latest settlement proposals by the CHICAGO The ic conference killed today a posal for a 1954 party convention which had been bitterly opposed by most of its Southern bers Rep Rayburn of Texas the house minority leader an- a conference tee unanimously had approved a resolution opposing the mid- term convention proposal and ad- continued regional con- gressional elections PANMUNJOM of the notables who shouted defiance Allied prisoners who refused tne Eisenhower administration and return to their homelands Red captivity have arrived at by Kaesong Communist pondent Wilfred Burchett said day They are expected to be handed over to Indian custody in the rean neutral zone Sunday j Burchett the Paris newsman who often speaks for the Red command did not say how many men are atj Kaesong nor did he give nationality About 20 of the 320 are reans and probably most of the 20 are Americans Meanwhile Indian troops American woman on the staff of the United Nations secretariat ad- ing Chinese and mitted to his committee she was a promised a congressional Koreans squelched angry but small fnv I CiMOna I Communist for five vears ROME Britain called day for consultations with the United States and France on Italy's new plea for a plebiscite on explosive Trieste which President Tito already has rejected outbursts among the Chinese CamPaIgn neXt On u u J J J McCarthy said a second farm and big business ng nanded over Monday Julius Reiss an American em- issues j Tne POWs hurled rocks and in- ployed by the Polish delegation toi MM a r at Communist observers the as a document clerk era last outside but the crack In- balked at answering questions fff w SoldierS the constitutional grounds T quieted the shouting McCarthy's investigations ead i committee began ooen hearings h ht Mondays shipment brought the allusion to President total of POWs already in the de- day on Communists in the t Nations crusade of last militarized zone to almost the former Illinois Governor came i Chinese and 1000 North Koreans I at Tempo Happy as any teen-ager ready for college is Mrs Delia shown enrolling as a freshman at the Arizona state college neighbors had Communist party member from brought the quarrel 11935 to 1940 over the strategic frontier territory J 1 3 j I He declined to identify the closer than ever before to man employe by name his availability for the party's said she admitted having been a 1956 nomination any nearer a solution But neither was there serious fear that the heightened dispute would lead to violence In all about Chinese North Koreans will be held under Indian guardianship to hear Perhaps with this possibility in explanations why they should mind Truman has introduced home and wait while the Reiss would not give the names venson as the No 1 Democrat a tical conference tries to work out persons who got him his job the United States band T C of the a sPeech here yesterday arth a charge of obtaining during a robbery at the Lucas garage Premier Giuseppe Pella called Third and Market streets a m the entire Free James R Barker 18 of Route 6 to determine indicted for burglary and I should be un Barker is charged with the or of a gun and camera valued at 580 from the Carl Good service fate replied he If the problem isn't settled by ever be about Jan 25 1954 those was one ot them Mr Democrat so long ing will be as civilians Truman was alive j The first 250 Chinese being Mine Operator Public Trial Seen Is Electrocuted For station on Wayne avenue trial was set for Oct 13 proposal a week ago to ize the port city of Trieste and giv e case Sept 22 Both are county jail Seven others who pleaded guilty to indictments were placed on They George Finney of Harvey street burglary and larceny three years Luther 306 North surrounding rural territory to Ex-Convict Held In Jersey Slaying NEW YORK ict to The Signal BARNESVILLE Walter But at this meeting Stevenson brought to the demilitarized zone is the unmistakable star Monday morning balked at being ul Prrr the presence here of from who Saturday UNITED NATIONS N Y built up again m the United Nations today as explosive new debate be- a certainty in the wake j of Communist C h i n a s de- for a round-table Korean peace conference A spokesman for the United i States at once emphatically ed the proposals made in a long telegram yesterday from Chinese Minister Chou to Secretary Gen Dag Hammarskjold With the U N General Assembly opening tomorrow delegates pre- pared for another oratorical battle over Chou's demands that Russia India Burma Pakistan and Indo- nesia be invited to the peace con- ference as and that Red China and North Korea be in- to send representatives to the U N Assembly to discuss the question of enlarging the ship of the political conference U S Asst Secretary of State Robert Murphy voiced the rejection telling the American Association for the United Nations m a speech in New York that the American plan for a two-sided con- ference must be carried out The Assembly approved this plan last month Murphy said the U S ment sees no reason whatever for new Assembly debate on the conference makeup or for inviting the Red Chinese to the Assembly But delegates generally felt the question would break into the open soon after the body elects its of- ficers and organizes for what is supposed to be a three-month j session i Qualified quarters said the Uni- ted States rather than risk having no peace conference at all would withdraw its opposition to renewed debate U S delegates gathered in New T T for their first briefing on the Iran s developments and on other government pushed plans u S policies for the She last went to in She and her late built up a cattle empire of 20.000 acres AP from almost every faction in them party except Southern balkers like However the Indian James F Byrnes of South er Gen Carolina and Allan Shivers of 15 Texas when a rod he was coming a i of for- session Mohammed Secretary of State John Foster government spokesman Dulles arrived last night to attend metal measuring said we court s members the Assembly opening using to scratch his Thls morning's session of the de- A the Continued i S P P Thorat came n contact a premier and tnat his legation at the U S mission to move in The voltage power at hls coal mme not be secret the de- quarters on Park Ave was the first on Page 9 road I time the new delegates Gnv Truman who lunched and dined being held in At present the northern part of bam How ell suspected of driving Stevenson yesterday sounded f H it m n A i i the territory including the port is a getaway car in the murder of occupied by British and American labor Thomas F Lewis on troops Italy assists in its joint ad- 1 surrendered to ministration The southern today is occupied by Yugoslav Howell 35 of Ridgefield a call to party members to go JO get m position so the police will do what is sary to save the country The former President remarked froops To Curb Po lution subjected to lengthy Point that there never Gov on road The Snah tn He had purchased the minf about a year ago and was sitting uon Vf on the tipple the mine when the jurisdiction of accident occurred governor and are his father John the hands Humphrey of Union town his Charges against the ow Stella two sons William of leader arc expected to rom him Tito speaking yesterday to a ig at Bronx police anything but harmony in street auto theft two years crowd of in the Adriatic city Hours after his surrender police Party John Frenzley Franklin street of Split warned the Italians they gave out no inkling of Howell's Truman has urged party to eliminate pollution of grand larceny two counts two would break their heads against story bers to take off the gloves in Ohio s rivers and COLUMBUS Omo W oov St and Robert of near his the Frank J Lausche today asked the four brothers Aug 16 i state health director to step up a ben and Carl of fishing royal decree ard of near Union town and Zahed rg ard Elmer Hanning Jr of stone wall of Yugoslav resistance He had been sought in many Hemlock O strong armed if they attempted to seize Trieste states for questioning since a car berv three years Eugene by force seen speeding away from the mur Eisenhower and his The governor said he has cd Dr John Porterfield state ner North Seventh street glary and larceny two years UIC All tnat I am asking from the der was traced to him Some in- chell L Western said Tito CQ ur jonn I National Chairman Stephen health to exert G lell not quite willing to go so far ly pressure to achieve of Pennsylvania three sisters Russell Barder of town Carl Hiss of Flushing and of St when a him out aic territory and he voiced a suspicion that some liam King and Glenn Pride on the fire non support five years 1 He charged that Italy had pleaded guilty to on non support charge but sentence was deferred pending further by the court Baesel 27 of Hoge avenue ed for sustained a back injury while working at the David Davies packing plant here elimination of stream pollution The governor said he is refer Western elements particularly in were the Italians against Yugoslavia FORMER CINCINNATI is not expressed fear he had voiced sharp criticism at a news been slam to silence him and to conference of Democrats who those who ordered the un- might seek election to Congress on intermittent complaints that Lewis murder i Eisenhower's coattails municipalities and industries 1 T- not installing that would Democratic leaders in polluting qualities of wastes Hill cemetery generally have contended dents proposals got sald he had received because from individuals 0 o witn Kev Burial e held at the re Tuesday after- Roy Lambert of- be in Rock Boy 8 Injured When Bullet Hits Car Many Antique Cars In Cleveland Parade of Democratic but did not The and is receiving treatment at Good CL T u Samaritan hospital He was freed I h L CLEVELAND on bond following his ar- a museum in municipal court vv a 1 n n t Congregational tor age today gnes Cleveland the clare in Massillon Mitchell said he doesn't oK riding will work I don't know if Eisenhower will a 1 n u t Hills able to anybody to comment on tne HP Congress in another vear he de- name the individuals Dr Porterfield was out of the nty and not available for governor s 9 Days To Register in Zanesville and Sheriff said ne he went to M etta biggest parade ever of antique Rep of Texas would be arraigned as soon as ne in 1937 At death he wag automobiles House is dismissed from the of Church Chugging and puffing down Eu- that next year the Democrats will Hills did Avenue will go some oe criticizing the Republicans not timers ranging in age from a for what they have done but for Fiji Islands Jarred by Quake Ohio Sailor Killed During Police Chase Weather Elsewhere AUKLAND New Zealand Atlanta cloudy Fiji Islands were severely shaken Chicago cloudy by an earthquake today reports Denver clear from Suva the capital said Angeles fog A seismic sea wave Louisville cloudy Sag the quake drove ships against Miami cloudy wharves but reports so far Minneapolis clear cate only the wharves were New Orleans aged After the first shock the sea New York clear swept bpck swamping yachts and Tucson clear small craft Wash D C Hish Low -.80 54 64 year old Autocar valued at 515 000 what the ing being chased c party will try to give the crashed into a hillside Cars irom the are well country back to the and not He was Paul Richard Sigmon among the 92 of to Generai Motors fon and Walter 82 72 87 65 SS 68 99 68 49 resented among the 92 52 automobiles assembled here from 23 states and Canada but two- 45 thirds of the parading cars were 77 before 1915 A3 but 25 were 49 made in country 3 Tomorrow morning the 51 moves out to Columbus for 12 KILLED IN BLAST Mavor W W Alexander said Sigmon was a passenger in a car LISBON Portugal Twelve which two Nitro policemen chased persons including women and along Rt 25 The officers said the tour dren were killed today in an ex- driver had speeded away when a plosion at a fireworks factory in they to question him 69 rade in the state in honor Real a town in northern about an accident in Nitro Ohio's Portugal II live not or the last two years or f will become 21 on or before Nov 3 you must register to qualify for a vote at tne on If have Since you last voted vou transfer or lose vour to -n Nov em- be r deadline for is 9 p m on Sept 23 WHERE TO REGISTER county board of election on the second floor of the Municipal on Market street 9 a rr and 9 p m except Register Your Clifford J e.HT-- son of Mr V L of D j o- Fd s cuts on crashed Th wre Rove 22 The nor quire -a Mrs of he w T dren Susan 5 a delegates Gov James F Byrnes Henry Ford n ar- Reps Frances P Bolton Cf Richards had a cnance to sit down at their round table and determine heir taks in the Assembly and its committees Henry Cabot Lodge Jr said Up s came back from a vacation last night to join the group wnich includes his utv and these alternate James D Zel- leroach San Francisco ist J Carey Jr ter in a Chicago African Methodist Episcopal Church Dr Charles of the Majo Clinic and Mrs ard 3 Lord of the 1 N Human Rights Commission now governor of South Carolina was secretary of state un- der President Truman in 1945 and He has dealt with the sians m Big Four meetings and at Pans Peace Conference in or Forest Fire Danger Eases Lausche Says er P COLUMBUS Ohio Gov Frank J said today the z He danger of forest fires in Ohio is past The governor and state wildlife officials sav weekend rains which covered most of the state have a forest fire threat The danger created by a prolonged drought with winds followed the high Births 9 ture period dry ing up the forests Classified and woods Comics g Deaths ifi NEW BUSINESS SIGNED Hospital News ie NEW YORK American 13 Broadcasting Co today said it had Serial Story j signed a record total of 104 lion dollars in new business for its Women's News 10 u radio network for the fall season In The Signal
