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FE'iemGESUiEEe Notes

Miss Hazel Schlossnagle was re-
cent visitor.
Mr.. and Mrs Jim LoWdermilk
and friend, of HYattsville, spent
Thursday and Friday here with Mr.
and Mrs. Fred LoWdermilk.
Miss Sharon Bishoff Accident
spent Saturday night with Miss
Marlene Hoff Mr.. and Mrs. John
Bishofl and daughter Sandra were
Sunday dinner guests Of Mr. and
Mrs Okcy Horf and Marlene.
Mrs Harold Fike was a Friday
evening guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Ralph Fike
Mr. and Mrs Harold HENDERSON
and Robert HENDERSON, Carteret
n. j., spent the weekend here.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Chisholm
and John CoWan returned to their
home in Baltimore differ week S
visit with her mother. Mrs. Henri
eta Lininger
Mr. and Mrs Myron Meyers and
family Of Brandonville. w. Va,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Smith.
Tuesday
Nh, and Mrs William Schneider,
Alexandria, Va. spent several days
with Mr.. and Mrs II j. Black and
Mr. and Mrs. A. f Neil.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Rush and
family Oak Hill. spent Monday
with his mother Mrs Margaret
Rush Mrs Floretta Rose and Mrs.
Julia Skidmore, Mr. and Mrs. JAS
per Fike were also visitors at the
Rush home here
Mrs Okey Hoff spent Wednesday
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac
Frazee. MarkleySburg, Pa.
Clayton Schroyer and family, of
Oak Hill. and Mr.. and Mrs. Amos
Friend and family, visited the for
mer's wife who is a patient in a
hospital near Baltimore
Seaman Danny VanSickle. who
had spent four months in Puerto
Rico. returned to the base at Nor
folk, Va. and has been visiting his
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. L. H..
NanSickle, and his brothers and
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WILLIAM F. JANOsKE

William F. Janoske died Wednes-
day, December IA. at the Evans
Nursing home in Oakland where
he had been a patient for the past
five weeks His home was in Fay
etteville, ~ c. where he had re-
sided for the rast for,y-eight years.
lie was a sor Of the late Charles
A. and CarolynA Shaffer Janoske
and was born in This county Jan
uary 10, 1881. He was aged "A years
Surviving are two children Mrs
Margaret Moran, Richmond, Va,
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Methodist Activity

Services for December rs i'm the
Methodist churches are; SelbyS-
port, 9.l5 a. m. Friendsville, II a
m. and Sang Run. 1880 p. m.
The monthly WSCS meeting was
held Tuesday evening in the church
Mrs Lawrence Friend had the
business and Mrs John Williams led
the devotouS Mrs Ernest Friend
had the program with Rev Connell
CLANCY. Accident, giving the topic
Mrs CLANCY sang several solos ac-
companicd at the piano by her
daughter ROsalce. Circle II served
refreshments
Miss Nellie Friend entertained
six members of Circle II of the
WSCS at her home ON Wednesday
Mrs. John Holman. leader. had the
business meeting and gifts We're cX-
changed by the members. Refresh
mentS we're served
Circle Ill of the WSCS held its
annual Christmas party i'm the
Methodist church social room on
Monday evening. Mrs Ivan Hum
bcrson, leader. had the business
meeting and devotions. The room
was decorated in Christmas motif.
Gifts were exchanged and refresh
mentS served The january meet
ing will be at the home of Mrs
John Williams
Lutheran Activity
Sunday School at 10 a. m, and
Worship service at 100 p. m. for
Sunday, Dee 49, i'm Grace Lutheran
church
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PAGE ELEVEN

and William F. Janoske, Jr of
Laurel: also seven grandchildren;
two brothers. Albert Janoske. Ak
ron. O.; Greeley Janoske, of Red
House. He was u member of the
Lutheran church.
Funeral services VIII be con-
Quoted Friday morning at 1920
from the Leighton Funeral home
in Oakland with Rev William A.
Rem pastor Of ST. Johns Lutheran
church at Red House, officiating,
Intermcnt will be in the Red House
cemetery.
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nual Holiday season, | will tell you
what remembrance / myself would
like most to receive.
First, though the story:
Several days ago. the mother of
a thrcc-yem-old ghl was setting
up a small Nativity scene in their
home in northeast Baltimore The
strains of Yuletidc hymns We're
drifting from a record player
In the midst Of one OF the selec-
tions, the youngster asked typ
ically childlike question about a
word that had been used
What does adore mean?"
Prayers And Gifts
The mother thought a while, and
answered with an example. eX-
planning to her baby how the Magi
had offered prayers and gifts to
the newborn Child they found in
Bethlehem
Il want to adore Jesus. too said
the three-year-old, and she knelt
before the Manager
Dear Jesus" she began solemn
ly. please make me a good Mouse
keteer."
Then she laid a candy bar next
to the miniature crib.
Unfamiliar Term
When | heard OF the incident
had to admit that was as con
fused by the term Householder"
as the little girl had been by the
word adore"
1t was explained to me, however.
that the name was associated with
popular television show for chill
dren. and that the title was a lot
more important to youngsters than
designations such as Senator or
Representative
Impressed by the tale of the Wise
Men. the child had obviously felt
that her own alteration should in
volve one of the biggest things in
her lire-her understanding as a
"Mouseketeer"
Christmas Wish
1t would probably help all of us
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story this week. And then since
the subject Of gifts has become
such an important part of the an
sister in Uniontown Pa for ten
days
Amos Friend and family spent
Saturday evening with Mrs r A.
Devine and grandchildren, Bear
Creek Road
Jimmy Shultz returned to his
parents home at Frazee Ridge on
Saturday after being a patient in
| the UniontoWn hospital. He was in
| iured in an automobile wreck on
Route 40. Gorley'S Lake, several
months ago
Mrs. Olin Friend and daughters
| Leota and Mrs Fred Selby spent
/ Thursday in UniontoWn.
Mr. and Mrs. Pressman, of Deep
| Creek Lake, and Mrs. Charles Ault-
man visited on Monday with Mr..
and Mrs. Lee Frankhouser.
Pvt William Jackson FrantZ, son
of MIR and Mrs Merle Frantz. is
taking his eight weeks training at
/ FL jackson, =. {.
Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Lefferts
returned to their home in Roselle,
n j.. after visiting relatives here
for two weeks. Her mother, Mrs.
Lizzie Selby accompanied them to
/ New Jersey to spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Friend have
gone to Baltimore to visit their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Wallace. They will then
60 on to Florida to visit for the re-
mainder of the winter.
Mrs. Lulu Smith and Henry
Smith were Tuesday evening din
ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. John
Williams
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Sines spent
Friday in Oakland on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde VanSickle
and family visited Mr. and Mrs.
l.. H. VanSickle, Uniontown Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fike spent
Thursday afternoon in Uniontown.
Mrs Minnie Friend spent Mon
day at the Friend-Devine home.
Miss Thelma Frantz, Morgan
town, w Va, spent the weekend
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Merle Frantz
Mrs Walter Friend and daugh-
tiers accompanied her husband to
Cleveland. o. where they will re-
side
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Spiker
and son were Sunday visitors of
Mr. and Mrs Orval Rush
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Schroyer, Mr.
and Mrs. Bruce HENDERSON. and
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Selby were
Sunday callers in UniontoWn.
S-Sgt. Winston Teets. Dayton. O.,
spent several days last week with
relatives
MI and Mrs. Roy NanSickle. of
Cleveland spent the weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs Harold Friend Mr.
and Mrs Kenneth Savage and Bev-
erly were Sunday visitors.
Mr. and Mrs. Orval Rush spent
Monday in UniOntoWn
Darrell Williams and Tony
Bruno returned to Baltimore after
a weeks visit with the formers
parents, MI and Mrs. j S. Will
liamS
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FRIEND STOCKYARD
December II, 1855

Horses, $50 CWt
Steers. good to choice, 1880 to
2160 cWt.: medium to good, 1910
to 1900 cWt: common to medium
1890 to 1890 cWt
Hcifers, good to choice, 100 to
1880 cwt.. medium to good l400
to 1890 cWt.; common to medium
HOO to 1915.
Bulls. 1880 to 1870 cWt.
Cows, medium to good. 1000 TO
HOO cWt. common to medium, 500
to $50 cwt: Gamers. ITO cwt
Neals. good to choice, 24.00 to
2875 cWt; medium to good, 1900
to 1880 cWt; common to medium,
l400 to 1915 cWt
Lambs, 1920 to 1850 cWt.
Hogs. 1880 to 1850 cwt
SoWs. 900 to 1925 cWt.
Shoats, 1000 to 14.00 head.
Pigs. 400 to 900 head.
Heavy hens. l4lec TO 2Ol2c lb.
Leghorn. 1Oc to He lb.
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home in Terra Alta, with Rev Ed
sill Bragg, pastor officiating Inter
ment was in the Taylor Sincs ceme-
terry near Swallow Falls.
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The thin United ground forces
in far East will be pared by next
fall to about same strength as in
1850.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-12-15

KhrushcheV called Kashmir part
of India instead of Pakistan. caus-
ing much comment.
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and. in a manner of speaking. to
be legislators representative of all
the noble things implied in a child's
conception of a good Mouseketeer
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Senate Cloakroom
BY ]. GLENN BEALL
United States Senator from
Maryland

I'd like to tell a little Christmas
story this week. And then, since
the subject Of gifts has become
such an important part of the an
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during The summer months and

during the summer months and
Chief Flora says visitors always
like 1t because 1t Is like q home.
It's complete with ancestral
portraits including two Rae
burns. an Allan Ramsay. and q
portrait Of Chief Flora by Sir
William Hutchinson, president
of the Scottish Royal Academy.
The chief project on Lady
Flora's return is a huge ban
quet for the coming Of age of
the next Clan Chieftain.
The new chieftain's ascent to
the position sounds like some
thing Shakespeare might have
used. He, John Macleod, the
first oorn Of twin boys, is the
son Of a Gordon, but becomes q
Macleod. while his brother re-
mains a member of the lower
land clan as Patrick Wolrige
Gordon,
The banquet is August II in
the sreat room Of the castle.
Arc among her current du-
ties. Chief Flora, as an expert,
finally clarified the question OF
whether it was correct to refer
to things Scottish as being
Scotch.
AnSwer: "one would hardly
say, ] wish a Scottish on the
rocks. It's a subtle difference,
that's ALL"
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MEET CLAN CHIEF MCLEOD
Her Home Hos 9-Foot Walls
And q Bottleneck DUNGEON

friendship in what she terms
"the brittle world of today"
"Clan is the gaelic word for
children and my duty is to
Them" she declares.
Fighting Head
an the olden days, of course.
they needed a fighting head"
she adds.
AZ was the first woman clan
chief in Scotland and it
raised quite a rumpus, but In
this day and age, a woman
will dots different"
And she is doing.
She's been to Canada to see
how the Highlanders are doing
there, to Australia and prac-
tically everywhere else where
there's a drop of Macleod
blood.
There's an extraordinary
amount of MacLeods." she adj
mits.
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So while other clan heads
are of grouse hunting she is
busily hopping planes Gas she
was yesterday and attending
to her duties in a most regal
fashion.
She has been in this country
since November. On Friday and
Saturday she visited MacLeodS
in Upperville and other parts
of Virginia and left for New
York yesterday where she will
be welcomed by more clansmen.
When at home she tends to
700-year old Dunvegan Castle
on the misty Isleaof Skye. An
intriguing home she feels even
without ghosts.
Home" has nine foot walls
and Chief Flora points out en-
Enthusiastically a 'bottle-neck'
dungeon as opposed to a reg
lar dungeon.
The castle is open for tours
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By ANN MOFFET

The chief of the ancient
ScottislN clan Macleod passed
through the fringes of town
yesterday-and not a Gordon.
Campbell or Stuart looked
around.
The chief of the clan, even
in the goth century, was not
without splendor, but in a diff
ferent way from those days Of
old.
The head is Flora, first
woman chieftain in TOO years,
whose brilliance is q sparkling
mind as contrasted to the
brilliance on the battlefield of
old.
In her late 70s Chief Flora
runs up and down stairs, sits
as straight as the Washington
Monument and Is here to draw
all MacLeods into closer
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BoYd-Porks

Mr.. and Mrs. William ".
Parks of Arlington announce
the marriage Of their daughter
Shirley Darleen to Mr.. John
Moore Boyd. ir., son of Capt.
and Mrs. Boyd of Arlington.
The wedding took place on
December l8 in the Calvary
Methodist Church in Arlington.
The couple win reside in Mem
phis, Tenn.
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f1dd bright. fashiOm touch srith scarces
Complete holiday outfits Nth these beautiful printed k seoyves
imported from Switzerland GALAXY Of collection
Choose for the neck tucked pocket bella seto.
delight item for Christmas morning.
Sketched from our silk scarf collection,
$50 1898. Scarves First Floor
* and Spring VALLEY A
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Tulbott-Hixson

Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Hixson
of Reading, Pa, announce the
marriage of their daughter
Catherine to Mr.. James A.
Talbot, son of Mrs. Nelson
s. Talbot and the late Brig.
Gen. Talbot. The wedding
took place on December II in
st. Matthew's Evangelical Luz
theran Church here.
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acknowledgements

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Rufus
Williams announce the mar
riage of their daughter, Miss
Dulcie Belle Gurganus, to Mr..
Robert Lawrence Hammett,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Ed
mond Hammett. The wedding
took place December 10 in st.
Peters Church. The couple will
live here.
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Moore-Moore

Mrs. Paul John Harrison an
nounce the marriage of her
daughter Marguerite Ellen
Moore to Mr.. Marvin K. Moore.
son Of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Lovick Keener Moore of
Marion, Ala. The wedding
took place yesterday in the
Fourth Presbyterian Church
here. The couple will reside
in Alexandria.
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ISweetser-Quinn

Mr.. and Mrs. Francis ].
Quinn of Fall River, Mass.
announce the marriage of
their daughter Joan Frances
to Mr.. Alan Sweetser. The
wedding took place recently in
Darby Chapel in Nurnberg,
Germany. The couple will live
in Nurnberg.
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WEDDINGS.
.Wolff-Storr

Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Starr
announce the marriage of
their daughter, Sara, to Mr..
Michael Wolff. son of Mrs.
Harry Hershberg Of Cleveland
and Mr.. Joel J. Wolff of Lon
don and New York. The we'd
ding took place yesterday in
the Shoreham Hotel.
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IEnqlemun-Eorle

Announcement Is made of
the marriage of Miss Nancy
Carolyn Earle to Capt. Chris
tian Engleman, USN. retired.
The bride is the daughter of
Mrs. Claude Eugene Earle of
Washington, and High Point.
N. c., and of Mr.. Earle of
Charlotte. N. c. The wedding
took place on December II at
the Asbury Delaware Metho-
dist Church in Buffalo, N. Y.
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Cohen-Silvermon

Mr.. and Mrs. Barnett. Sill
verman announce the mar
riage of their daughter Elanie
to 1t. Comdr. Robert Cohen.
NC, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Cohen of Fairmont.
w. Va. The wedding took place
October 16 in the home of the
brides parents. The couple will
live in Falls Church.
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Police Slayer
Loses Appeal

The United States Court of
Appeals for the District of CO.
lumbia today upheld the first
degree murder conviction of
Robert E. Carter, 26, colored,
under death sentence for Staying
a policeman after holdup.
Carter had been found guilty
in the United States District
Court for the District of Co.
lumbia.
He was accused of the shoot
ing of Police Pvt. George w
Cassels on July IL, 1858 At the
time. the policeman was chasing
Carter as a suspect in the holdup
of a dry cleaning establishment.
Under the law. any one who
commits homicide during the
commission of a felony is guilty
of flrSt-degree murder. convic-
ton of which carries a manda-
tory death sentence.
Counsel for Carter argued that
the felony-the robbery-ac-
tually had been completed when
the policeman was slain.
But the Appellate Court held
that Carriers flight with cash,
the proceeds of the holdup, was
a continuing part of the original
crime.
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Two Sets of Sisters
And Trucker Killed
In Virginia Crash

SM1THFIELD. Va, May 10
(P).-Two sets of sisters lost
their lives near here last night
in a traffic accident which also
claimed a fifth victim.
The wreck occurred when
truck. loaded with lis hogs.
crashed into the rear of car
stopped along Route 10. An eX-
plosion and ensuing fire envel-
opcd the two vehicles and a sec
ond truck parked in front of the
car.
Killed were Miss Olive Branch,
So, and Miss May Branch, So, of
Smithfield and Gerdine Cope
land. 10, and her sister, Plassic,
8. of Winfall, N. C. The Cope
land girls were riding in the cab
OF the truck with their father,
William M. Copeland, 40, who
also was killed. The Branch sis
tiers were passengers in the car.
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Police Rookie Suspended
On OH-Duty Drunk Count

Private Kenwood E. Gray, jr..
%, a rookie policeman detailed
to the Fifth Precinct, was sus-
pended early today after being
accused of being under the in
fiuence of alcoholic beverages
while off duty.
Pvt. Gray was suspended on
the orders of Deputy Chief Will
liam j. Cunningham after the
policeman was found in a tavern
in the 1900 block of Eleventh
street Sc. repeatedly in a drunk
en- condition.
Sergt. William E. Rogers an
swered a call over the cummuni-
cation system saying there was
a drunken policeman" at the
Eleventh street address.
The officer said Pvt. Gray al
legedly had been having trouble
with two petty officers and was
attempting to place them under
arrest for a remark about a
woman. Pvt. Gray repeatedly had
taken his gun from its holster.
Taken to the Fifth Precinct,
Pvt. Gray admitted to Deputy
Chief Cunningham he had three
beers at the place, and that he'd
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CARRIER RECEIVES
528 LETTERS IN
POST OFFICE GAME

LONG BEACH, Calf. up.
The women on mail car
rier Joseph Pugliese's route
gave him quite a 46th BIRTH
day party.
Every one of them - and
there are 528 women on the
route kissed him.
The women coaxed Mr..
Pugliese into the Dominguez
Community Hall yesterday,
but he didn't know the
gathering was to honor him.
He made the most of the
situation, and in addition to
the kisses he got a cart on
which to tow his mailbag.
plus Sis in cash.
Mr.. Pugliese's wife, Katie.
wasn't a bit jealous as the
women stood in line to kiss
her husband. She was in the
line, too.
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Howard u. Dedicotes
Dentistry Building

Howard University dedicated
it's new SO million College of
Dentistry building yesterday as
Uncle Sam formally handed over
the title.
The building can accommodate
400 students. DR.. Harold H.
Horner, former secretary of the
American Dental Associations
council on dental education, was
principal speaker.
The evolution of dental ed
ucation in America-and for that
matter in the worlds climaXed
here today in the dedication of
this splendid building" he de-
clared.
It sets a pattern for future
dental colleges. he said.
Bradshaw Mintener. Assistant
Secretary of Health, Education
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Chou Is Host
To Menon

TOKYO. May 10 (R.-Premier
Chou En-lai of Red China was
host to v. K. Krishna Menon,
political adviser to Prime Min
lister Nehru of India, at a cock
tail party tonight, Peiping Radio
reported.
The English language voice
cast, heard here. said many other
foreign diplomats in Peiping at
tended. 1t gave no details.
Prime Minister Nehru an
nounced on April 80 he was
sending Mr.. Menon to Peiping to
explore ways of easing tension
in the Formosa area.
Mr.. Menon arrived in the Red
China capital on May IL, after
declaring the atmosphere was
definitely better" for settling the
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had "a shot" at another place.
Pvt. Gray an Air Force veteran,
was appointed to the police force
on January IL of this year, and
is still in the Training Division.
Asked how the immediate sus-
pension fitted with the commits
sioners' ruling last week that the
Veterans Preference Act must
apply to policemen, presumably
including 24-hour notice of sus-
pension, Chief Murray said in
this case, the policeman is pro-
bationer and police have been ad-
vised the act does not apply to
probationers.
I'm other cases." he said. I'VE
take their equipment and sus-
pend them forthwith but we give
them 24-hour notice of our in
tention to suspend at the same
time. Then, if we are wrong in
our Interpretation. it only costs
the District one days pay"
He said he still thinks applying
the Veterans Preference Act to
policeman creates an absurd
situation where misconduct
must be tolerated even for "a
hours"
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able to give any reason for his
action.
Mrs. CONDOS fell under a
shower of ak blows as she was
standing on the front lawn of
her home at Oak Glen road in
Howell Township. Her 17-year-
old son was hit glancing blow
when he ran to his mothers aid.
The woman died in Fitkin Me-
mortal Hospital, Neptune, about
three hours after the attack.
Urban, 49-year-old farmer,
was arrested by State Troopers
Sam Ferreri and Robert Sullivan
as he sat next to a public tele-
phone on Route 9 in Freewood
Acres early today. He put up no
resistance, and merely said Take
me-"
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Suspect Arrested
In Ak SIuyinq

FREEHOLD, N. j., May 10
(R.-Andrew Urban was charged
today with murder in the ak
Staying of his wife's cousin, Mrs.
Mary CONDOS.
Authorities said the attack
last night on Mrs. CONDOS. 81.
was completely unprovoked"
and that Urban said he was un-
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and Welfare, made the presenta-
ton of the building. He said the
building exemplifies the latest
advances in dental education.
The structure is at 600 w
street NV. 1t has vast chambers
filled with dentists cubicles,
some with child-size chairs. Its
three floors have an overall area
of some $4,000 square feet.
1t has been in use since jan
uary. Facilities include four pre-
clinical laboratories, a general
clinic designed to accommodate
1856 patients, three classrooms,
an oral surgery section with
eight private operating rooms,
and a library with a capacity of
10000 volumes.
Some 700 persons attended the
dedication and open house.
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Formosa question. This was
after President Eisenhower had
declared on April 81 that the
United States would be glad to
meet with Red China to discuss
a cease-flre.
Last Friday, however, Mr.. Chou
repeatedly told the National AS
sembly that Red China would talk
about easing tensions but that no
question of a cease-fire exists be-
cause Red China is not at war
with the United States.
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Insured

ALBUQUERQUE (P).-During
the anti-polio vaccine shots all
Albuquerque mother notified
school officials her child didn't
need any. 1--WE have polio in
surance," she wrote.
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