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mercial power lines for possible
use elsewhere in your home
town or throughout the Nation
generally.
While your home system was
feeding into the commercial
lines, the kilowatt-hour meter
In your basement would be run
ming in reverse. In effect, you'd
be getting a credit for your
contribution to the electric
company's power supply.
Would Cost $1,000
Researcher L. ]. Giacoletto of
Ford's scientific laboratory at
Dearborn, Mich, outlined the
plan in the technical journal
Science. official weekly Of the
American Association for the
Advancement of Science.
He figured a home unit would
cost about $1,000, and would
furnish about 5000 worth Of
electric current "a year.
Mr.. Giacoletto said various
plans have been proposed for
home conversion and utiliza-
ton of the suns largely wasted
energy, but that the major
problem has been storing energy
during peaks Of solar power for
use during the night and on
cloudy days.
Under his proposed system,
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agreement, Mr.. Morse told q
news conference yesterday. the
development Of nuclear ship
ping might be held back.
Mr.. Morse recently attended
a private international meeting
at Rijeka, Yugoslavia. which
drafted a proposed multi-nation
treaty on this question. The
United States maritime boss
said he Endorsed this document
with some minor reservations" "
The proposed convention
would specify that:
/. A person injured because
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Seven Go to Ohio
For Church MEETING

Seven area lay ministers of
the Reorganized Church of
Jesus Christ of Latter Day
Saints left yesterday to attend
a United States-Canadian Con-
ference of High Priests tomor-
row and Sunday in Kirkland,
Ohio.
They are Elders j. T. Con-
way, E. ]. Gleazer, jr.; Rich
ard Wahl, Glen Haviland, K. G.
Harder, Harry Radcliffe and
Marion Talcott.
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of a nuciear ineident Involving
an atomic-powered vessel could
collect damages without prov
ing negligence by the ship
owner.
2. There would be a dollar
limit-unspecified at this point
on the liability Of the ship
owner.
8. Governments would pro-
vide guarantees against any
liability claims that. because Of
their size, would not be fully
covered by private insurance.
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NEWS OF MUSIC
Budopesters Return,
Suove, Honey, Rich

Schubert grown slightly sill
vered.
Last night the quartet played
Haydn. Borodin and Schubert;
tonight they will repeat the
concert. and those who are I'M
happy about the heat of the
Coolidge Auditorium can tune
in on their radios. Next week
the quartet will play a special
concert for a large body OF
American music critics who are
holding an annual meeting in
this city.
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NucIeur Ship
Damage Pact
Held Needed
BY the Associated Press

Maritime Administrator Clar-
ence @. Morse urges early In
ternational action to govern
liability claims in accidents In
volving nuclear ships.
Without some international
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NEWS OF MUSIC
BY DAY THORPE
Star Music Critic

The Budapest String Quartet:
Joseph Roisman and Alexander
Schneider, voilins; Boris Kroyt,
viola; Mischa Schneider, cello. At
Library of Congress. Program:
Quartet in D, Opus 90, No. 4, Haydn ;
Quartet in D (ca. lSS1-S5), Bori-
din: Quartet in D minor, Opus posth..
Schubert
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Home Solar Generator
Proposed by Scientist
BY the Associated Press

new household system for converting the suns rays into
electricity proposed yesterday by Ford Motor Co. scientist
The idea is this .
Whatever sunlight fell your rooftop would be auto
matcally converted into You'd use whatever you
needed at the time the surplus would be fed into COM
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THURSDAY

Continued From Preceding Poes
1000
4-You Bet Your Life. Quiz.
Groucho Marx, host.
5-Wrestlins. Copitol Arena. |
Continued. Roy Morgan reporting. |
1880
4-The LowIess Years. Allure. |
"The Big Man." JONES Gregory
stors. tRepeot)
7-Toke a Good Look. Panel.
Ernie Kovocs, m. c.
9-Ployhouse 80. Drama.
Continuation of The Hidden
lmooe"
1900
4-News and Local News.
COLOR. Richard Horkness. Russ
Word
5-Sto.light Theoter. Movie
ia Hours. "DeodIne OF Down."
1916. Susan Hoywerd. Bill VIII
loms.
7-WorId News. McCoffrey.
9-News. Weather. Sports.
Mudd. Douglas. Daniels.
7-Weother. Sports. News.
Allen. Sieeel. Make.
4-News. Weather. Sports.
COLOR. Rash. Forester. Simpson.
9-The Late Show. Movie.
ia Hours. Eve Knew Her APP
PIES" le45. A rodio singer
runs owoy for O vocotion and
folls in love with reporter. Ann
Miller Wilton Wright.
ll:25
7-Baekstose. Bunny Wneck.
1880
4-Jock Poor Show. Variety.
7-Not for Hire. Adventure.
1.-THE Deserter." Ralph Meeker.
1900
7-Amos m Andy. Comedy.
1870
II Led Three Lives. Intrigue.
Richard Corlson stors.
100
4-lnspivotion.
9-Meditotion. Weather.
--SERvING Only
II Congress hgts. Area
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Etna Lodge Nominees
To Be Slated May 10

ETNA, Pa. - Members of
CFU Lodge 4 are asked to
attend the next regular meet
ing which will take place on
Sunday, May 10, at 200 pm,
in the Croatian Home, Grant
Ave.
In addition to the regular
business of the day, we will
nominate candidates for Dele
gates to the CFU 10th Con-
vention.
Members are also asked to
be in attendance SO that they
may approve or reject the a.
mendments to. the Club By
Laws.
Joseph Buk2vina, Secv.
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WELLANDLODGE 6l7 TO
MARK 35th MILESTONE
Fraternal, Political Labor Leaders On
Johnstown Lodge Planning b5 Anniversary Celebration

JOHNSTOWN, Pa. - The
65th Anniversary Of "St. Ro-
chus" Lodge 5, founded May
13, 1894, will be commemora-
ted Sunday, May II, with an
all-day program of events.
The day will commence on
a solemn note with a 1870
am. Requiem High Mass in
the St. Rochus Croatian Ca
tholic Church, Rev. John A.
Sostarich officiating. T h e
Honor Guard is to be fur
nished by the West End Post
Of the Catholic War Veterans.
Following the Church
services a group of Lodge
5 officers and members will
journey to st. Nicholas
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Cokeburg Lodge 354 Will Pay Tribute
To Stojan Pruginic Saturday, May 9Th
Veteran Lodge Member Will Be Honored
During Testimonial Dinner In Croat Home

COKEBURG, Pa. "St.
George CF'U Lodge 354 will
stage a Testimonial Banquet
in honor of their 50-year
member, bro. Stojan Pruginic,
on Saturday, May 9, in the
Croatian Home, at 700 pm.
The Invocation will be CIV
en- by Father Branko Skaljac,
pastor Of the Serbian Ortho-
dox Church in Masontown,
and guest speakers will in
clude Philip Vukelich, Croa-
tian Editor Of the Zajednicar,
United 4-County CFU Lodges
President Mike Cindric and
Washington County Common
Pleas Court Judge David H.
Wiener.
Music during dinner and
afterwards for dancing will
be provided by the popular
Dunav Tamburitxa Orches-
tra Of AhQuippa.
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AIcros Growing Over
00-Membership Mark

ALIQUIPPA, Pa. - cal
eros" CFU Lodge 720 will
hold it's next regular meet
ing on Sunday, May 10, be-
ginning at 200 pm, on the
third floor of the Croatian
Club.
In addition to our regular
order of business we will
also nominate candidates
for Delegate to the 10th
CFU Convention - which
will be held in Detroit this
coming September.
AS our members already
know, we have passed the 200
mark in membership and are
entitled to elect one delegate
to the convention.
Barbara Agich, Secy.
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Wood River Nominee
To Be Named May 10

WOOD RIVER, Ill - CFU
Lodge 343 will stage it's next
regular meeting on Sunday,
May 10, in the Odd Fellows
Hall, 33 East Ferguson Ave.
This session will be q
very important one as we
will nominate candidates
for Delegate to the CFU
Convention, which will take
place in Detroit this Sep
tember.
Regular business Of the day
will get under way at l pm,
and voting will be from 1::45
to 4:3O pm.
All members are urged to
be in attendance and to bring
their dues payments up to
date.
Dan Krpan, Rec.
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Look May 15-16-17 For Syria Mosque
Croats Priminq For 4t Annual Pittsburgh Folk Festival

price of $3.50 per person, no
reserved seats available to
any one.
Tickets, separate for
each evening, can be had
thru various nationality
representatives. Mrs. Louis
Zvonar of the C.F.U. Home
Office is the chairlady in
this respect for the CrOa-
tian group.
1t is to the credit of the
Croatians to buy theirs be-
forehand as do many others.
Tickets sold at the door do
us no credit as a nationality
participating and supporting
this 4th Folk Festival.
The Market Booth will be
stated by the Croatian La
dies Auxiliary headed by
Mrs. Joseph Bella and the
Exhibit Booth will be fur
nished by a committee headed
by Mrs. Steve Kovacev, while
the Tamburitzan Alumni have
Edward Toocheck, Jr., at the
helm.
Duquesne University and
tn e eighteen participating
groups desire but to cover the
expenses and the very NOM
inal admission sum predicts
that we Pittsburghers will be
there in goodly numbers.
Frank Braidic, Chairman
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ments will be available
throughout the evening.
Three Older Lodges
Records at the CF'U Home
Office show that "Croatian
Sons" Lodge GIT was organ
lied April 9, 1924.
Of the 65 CF'U Lodges in
Canada at the moment, only
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"Welland GIL"
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three were organized previous
to the formation of Lodge
GIT.
They are Nanaimo, Bril-
tish Columbia, Lodge 268,
organized In 1908; Trail,
(Welland p. 81
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Pitt 81 Nominee Will
Be Certified Nav 10Th

MS. PITTSBURGH, Pa. -
In accordance with Section
35 of the CF'U Bylaws, we
hereby invite all members Of
CFU Lodge 81 to attend our
meeting on Sunday, May 10,
at 200 pm, in Javor Hall,
800 No. Canal Street.
In addition to the trans
action of our regular lodge
matters, we will nominate
our candidate for the elec-
ton of Delegate to the 10th
CFU Convention.
1t is of greatest Importance
that all members be present
at this session.
Milan Petrak, Pres.
John Burich, Secy.
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We urge all our members
to attend this banquet for
there is not a more appropri-
ate way of showing our ap-
probation to our pioneer
members for their so continu-
GUS years of membership in
one of the greatest fraternl
organizations in America.
Bro. Pruginic was enrolled
in the CF'U by his father, i'm
mediately after arriving in
Cokeburg from the old coun-
try, and has always been a
mong the best supporters OF
our local CFU activities.
In behalf of the officers
and members of Lodge 354
we congratulate bro. Pruginic
and wish him many moro
years of membership, spent
in good health with his fam
lily and friends.
Bernard Luketich, Pre-
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Detroit Outings And Celebrations To
Keep People In Constant Social Orbit
Never Dull Moment This Summer AS City
Primes For Staging of 10th Convention

June %, Picnic at Arcadia
Park, by Croatian Peasant
Party.
August 16, Croatian Board
of Trade Picnic at Arcadia
Park.
August 80, Lodge 643 Pic
mic at Beechnut Grove II,
Dearborn.
September 20, Banque e
sponsored by Central Educa-
tional Committee in honor of
10th Convention Delegates, at
Croatian Home.
Marko kramarich, Rec.
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Battle Creek Members
Plan Dinner And Dance
For Saturday, May 18th

BATTLE CREEK, Mich. -
Croatian Fraternal Un | o n
Lodge 533 will hold a dinner
and dance affair on Satur-
day, May 16.
A delicious meal Of stuffed
cabbage, better known as
"sarma", will be served from
500 to 800 pm. and there
will be liquid refreshments to
suit the taste Of everyone.
Tickets are available at
the club and from some Of
the members at . mere
cost of S1.25 per person.
Dancing will be to the mu-
sic of our own Balkaneers
and everyone is cordially in
vited to attend.
The Lodge also wishes to
take this opportunity to
thank Stimac's Grocer and
the Markovich Grocers for
their wonderful donations at
our last dance.
Jake Remenar. Rec.
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Among the films to be
shown will be those of the
CFU Training School, held in
Hamilton on October 5, 1858;
the CFU Bowling Tournament
Banquet held at the Hamilton
Croatian Home, on April 18,
1859; and films of our men,
bers of Toronto, Welland,
Hamilton, Sudbury, and Schu-
macher, taken during the
Tourney.
All CF'U members a n d
friends are invited to attend.
Joseph Stanovich. Mgr.
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Cemetery to place a wreath
on the grave of BozO Goj-
sovic, who founded Johns
towns Croatian Colony 65
years ago.
The celebration proper will
begin at 2 pm. in the Croa-
tan Home, 610 Broad St.
John S t o w n. Entertainment
and dancing are scheduled
from 2 to 5 pm.
The 65th Anniversary Ban.
quet will begin at 5 pm. and
take place in the renovated
Home Ball Room.
Representing the Croatiar
Fraternal Union as one of the
principal speakers will be Su.
(JOhnstown p. 81
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Strufhers Nominee To
Be Decided On Sunday

STRUTHERS, Ohio - CFU
Lodge 504 will nominate a
candidate for Delegate to the
Forthcoming CFU Convention
on Sunday, May 10, at 200
pm, in the Lodge Home,
Lowellville Road, during the
regular meeting.
All members are urged to
attend this important meeting
and to nominate and elect the
candidate of their choice.
Miller Zaluski, Secy.
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will have the limelight.
The doors of the spacious
Syria Mosque open at 500
pm. each evening at which
time the public will have the
opportunity to visit the mar
ket and exhibit booths. The
stage performances coming
at 500 pm.
The Duquesne University
Tamburitzans Alumni will
portray the Croatian group
on Saturday and we trust
that the locals will turn out
that day at least if not for
all three nights. The tickets
have a general admission
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DETROIT, Mich. - To a.
void the possibility of our lod-
ges scheduling events for the
same day, we wish to publish
the following list of social ac-
tivities which will be staged
by our CFU Lodges and other
organizations In this area.
Events to be sponsored by
CFU Lodge 351 and the Croa-
tan Home are:
May 10, Program by Nest
318 in honor of the mothers.
May "a, LIST Anniversary
Celebration of the Pension
ers Club.
June 21, Lodge 351 Picnic
at Magnolia Park.
August Is, Moonlite Picnic
sponsored by Young Adults.
September 5 and 6, 1st
Anniversary celebration of
the opening of the new Gro
attain Homo.
November, date not yet
definite, Annual Feather Par
ty, sponsored by Lodge 351.
December 81, New Years
Eve Celebration.
Events to be sponsored by
other organizations.
July 4, Croatian Day and
Picnic at Transylvania Park,
sponsored by st. Jerome
Church.
July 10, Picnic at Mag
nOlia Park by Central Edu-
cationaI Committee of CFU
Lodges.
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Silver Anniversary Classic Attracts ia Teams
Stage Set For Tenpin Tourney

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio -
The stage is set for the enact
ment here May 14-15-16-17
of the Croatian Fraternal
Unions Silver Anniversary
Natl Tenpin Bowling Tour
nament.
Hosting the twenty-fifth
renewal of this classic will be
the members of "Ljudevit
Gaj" Lodge 100. John Bistri-
ca, for years Secretary of
Lodge 100, is the Chairman
of the local Tournament Com
mittee.
Handling the administra-
tive end of the four-day
championships will be Frank
Braidic, the Society's Sports
Educational Director.
Three Dances, Banquet
Entertainment virtually a.
round the clock awaits the
hundreds of bowlers at the
tournament, one Of the five
largest such gatherings in the
long annals of the classic.
The social whirl will begin
Friday evening, May Is, with
the staging Of the Bowlers'
Get-Together Dance in the
Eagles Building, 5th and Ra-
yen, one Of the most spacious
gathering places in the State
of Ohio.
The same quarters will
be the scene Saturday eve
ming, May Is, of the Silver
Anniversary T on r nament
Ball, and again on Sunday,
May II, when the champ
ions are to be toasted dur
ing the Victory Banquet
and Dance.
Joseph Bella, Supreme Sec
retary, will address the May
II celebrants in behalf of the
Croatian Fraternal Union.
The Eagles Building is
within easy walking distance
(Stage Set p. 81
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Junior Order Director Scheduled For Address
Hamilton Nest 39 Juniors To Honor Mothers Nav 10Th

THE will play several piano
selections.
Following the musical
program we will hear .
short address by our CFU
Junior Order Director bro.
Michael Grasha, Pitts
burgh, Pa.
Next will come the selection
of the Nest 397 Mother of
1859, and the last half of our
program will be the showing
of films by Lodge 975 Presi-
dent N. J. Stanley, Of Torpn-
-.
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Seattle 439 To Stage
Spring Dance May 18th

SEATTLE, Wash. Lodge
No. 439 of the Croatian
Fraternal Union will stage it's
first Spring Dance on Satur-
day, May 16, in the Serbian
Hall, on Is Ave-, So, in Sc
attic.
Dancing will begin at 900
pm, and refreshments will
be available.
We invite all our friends of
the area to join us for a very
enjoyable evening.
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Chicago So Meet viii
Be Held Friday, May 8

CHICAGO, Ill. - c. F. u.
Lodge So will nominate a can
didate for Delegate to the
CFU 10th Convention during
the meeting on Friday, May
9Th.
Every member is urged to
attend and nominate the can
didate Of his choice.
John Ocean. Secy.
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any officer of the Lodge.
The Program will bring to
the stage of the Croatian
Home a parade Of musical
and vocal stars and feature
several of the younger men,
bers in declamations long re-
hearsed for the celebration of
this milestone in the history
of>Lodge GIT.
introduced will be local,
district and distant CF'U
Lodge representatives and ex-
pected in attendance are lead
ers on the Welland and pro-
vincial civic level.
Michael Grasha, Pitts
burgh, the Junior Order
Director of the Croatian
Fraternal Union. is to be
the principal speaker.
Dancing following the Pro-
gram will be to the music Of
a Tamburitza Orchestra from
Hamilton.
A complete line of refresh
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PITTSBURGH, Pa. - The
people Of metropolitan Pitts
burgh, the number of such
which has grown in the past
years, will be at the 4th Pitts
burgh Folk Festival, May Is
thru II, 1859 at the Syria
Mosque get the opportunity to
enjoy culinary and handicraft
arts Of eighteen nations.
Being under the auspices
of the Duquesne University,
the Festival is a non-profit
venture dedicated to a closer
relationship Of the present
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Americana"
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day citizenry and a better ap-
probation of their contribu-
tion to Pittsburgh growth, ee-
pecially on the occasion of the
bi-centennial year.
Those attending the fes-
tival over all or any of the
three days will be able to
partake of the customs,
foods, music, arts and
crafts of the eighteen ma
tionalities rep r . s ented
therein.
Brightly clothed partici-
pants will perform over three
nights. On Friday evening,
May 18th, the Swiss, Indian,
Italian, Lithuanian, Scottish
and Hungarian will have their
stage showing.
On Saturday it will be the
Slovak, German, Croatian,
Chinese, Ukrainian and Gre
clan groups.
On Sunday the Bulgarian,
Iris s h, Mexican, Lebanese,
Carpatho-Russian and Polish
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HAMILTON, On

HAMILTON, Ont. - In
commemoration of Mothers
Day, CFU Nest 397 will hold
a Concert and Film Night
Sunday, May 10, beginning at
1880 pm, in the Croatian Ma
tional Home, 173 Beach Rd.
Half of the program will be
a concert by the members of
Nest 397, featuring our guest
performer Cathie Mijatovich
of Nest 631 in Toronto.
The daughter of Mike Mia
tovich, Lodge 975 Secretary
and Nest 631 Manages. c.
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MEET THE ONLY three kegers woo VII be able to boast
after May H. 1882 that they have participated every single
of the Croaan Faterna Unions rs Annual Natl Tenpn
Tournaments Left to ght Charles Marnce Hammond Ind
Lodge $685. Joseph Rady also of Lodge 358 and
the Secretary of the Tenpn Tournament Committee and
George ]. Stiscak, East Chicago, Ind. Lodge 154.
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Junior Director
In WeI|and May 9
Members Of Fourth Oldest Canadian Lodge To
Celebrate Anniversary With Banquet, Dance
BY Stephen f. Brlch, English Editor Zaiednicar

WELLAND, Ont - Banquet Program and Dance
will hghgh the celebration here Saturday May g. of the
35th Anniversary of "Croatan Sons" Lodge GIT.
The Croatan Home % Fifth Street. is to be the scene
of the fete and serving will begin at $50 pm sharp Tic
still available and may be obtained by contracting
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Son FORCES Name
To Bonds Saved
By Prison Father

DETROIT, Oct. 8 (AP). -
David P. Russell, jr., was a
baby when his father was sent
to prison for life in 1881 for
killing another man over u
debt.
Russell, now 90, pleaded gull
ty yesterday to forging his
fathers name to $3.50 in
United States savings bonds.
The father, SO, had bought the
bonds with money earned from
shining shoes at Southern
Michigan Prison.
Young Russell, a service sta
ton attendant, said he cashed
the bonds and used the money
to pay debts. He was released
on $1,000 bail pending SELL
fencing in United States Dis
trict Court.
The father, who had been
convicted of manslaughter,
said he learned of the forgery
when he told his son to trans
fer the bonds to a relative end
the son failed to comply. The
elder Russell notified authori-
ties and volunteered to testify
against his son.
David. ST., still shining SHOES
In prison, told a Secret Service
agent: IT would gladly testify
against him. I no longer have
any use for him."
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Siberian transport and manu-
featuring center on the Yenisei
River. A Tass news agency
dispatch said the townspeople
gave him q warm welcome.
Yesterday the Premier was
at Irkutsk In Central Siberia,
1000 miles east of Moscow
He visited the hydroelectric
power stations there and at
Bratsk.
Mr.. Khrushchev limited at
Vladivostok that he is looking
forward to a summit meeting
this fall or winter. He said:
THE summit meeting
which may apparently be called
this autumn or winter will con-
tinue the exchange Of views on
problems agitating the peo-
PIES"
CaliS eisenhower WISE
Mr.. Khrushchev praised
President Eisenhower as "a
wise man." and said:
1.-THE wisdom shown by Pres
ident Eisenhower in inviting
me to his country and in ex-
pressing the desire to come tc
the Soviet Union attests moi
only to his foresightness but
also the American peoples
striving for peace"
The Premier also stressed the
continuing close relationship Of
the Soviet Union and Red
China, but he struck hard or
his current line Of a rivalry
between capitalism and com.
munism without shooting.
"On the question Of social