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Demo Candidate Makes
Statement at Luncheon
With Leaders in Hartford
ALBANY m—Atty. Gen. Jacob
K. Javits' political life hung uncertainly in the balance today as
By The Associated Press
the New York State Republican
committee gathered here to nomiCAIRO i/Pi — Egypt bid today
Adlai Stevenson said today there
nate a U. S. Senate candidate.
is "a growing concern over the
for a parley representing the
Labor S e c r e t a r y James P. views of an users of the Suez
By MARVIN L. ARROWSMITH
rising cost of living" which dims
Mitchell. "keynote" speaker at Canal to tackle the stalemate that
WASHINGTON UPI — President
Republican chances in the Novemthe committee meeting, urged the Cairo negotiations failed to solve.
Eisenhower appears to be stepGOP leaders to give President The key Issue Is control of the
ber elections.
ping up use of a unique and In.Eisenhower "another good Re- canal.
The Democratic presidential
•
fluential forum, the presidential
publican senator . . . . t o fight
"Egypt desires to state Its decandidate, at a luncheon confernews conference, with his re-elecside by side with Irving Ives." terminatton to continue to work
ence with party leaders in Harttion campaign ijettlng under way.
Javits figured he fitted that de- for a negotiated settlement withford, Conn., added in prepared reHe will hold an off-schedule ses. > scription. But the outcome- of his in the letter and spirit of the
marks:
i
sion with reporters tomorrovv and,
all-or-nothing bid for the nomina- charter dr the ITnited Nations,
". . . . I have encountered a
tion was clouded by uncertainty an Egyptian communique said.
By LEE GARRETT
AILING F.RANKIE FRISCH, member of baseball's Hall of Fame what is more, it will be an After*
and sober concern
as the zero hour drew near.
Preside'rit GamaL Abdel Nasser's and now a sports commentator, receives a gift of flowers from Paul noon meeting — something he has
WASHINGTON (M-Democratic widespread
^ abscncc
over the
absence Qfof leadcrslllp
leadership min
The 52-year-old former congress- government 3et forth the idea McClean of Yonkers, N. Y., at a hospital in New Rochelle. The young avoided except on rare occasions
National Chairman Paul M. But-f\y as |,i n gton, over the insecurity
man from Manhattan -was gam- even as Australian prime minis- fan is'a regular Visitor. Frisch, the "Fordham Flash," once a stand- all the while he has been in of
ler said today campaign spending and want,that discolors our pr6sbling his political future on the ter Robert G. Merizies' five-nation out with the New York Giants and St. Louis Cardinals, is recuperat- fice.
Three times during the last
should be limited "to make impos- perity, over the ugly disorders
, hope that the committee would mission flew back to London to ing from a. heart attack. CAP Wlrephoto).
three weeks Eisenhower has met
sible the control of elections mere- that warp the path of civil rights,
spurn recent reports linking him report on the ^collapse of crisis
with newsmen under circum'ly through expenditures of mon- over .the deterioration of political
with communists early in his ca- talks with Nasser.
and military positions in the cold
stances which have prompted
reer and name him as the stand'ey."
French leaders also headed to
some of them to conclude that
The Democrats In this cam- war and over much else."
ard bearer.
London to plan the next move
Stevenson's prime target, Presi(things have changed somewhat in
paign "will not be able to spend
Appearing on a nationwide tele- with Prime -Minister Eden and
this election year.
as much money as the Republi- dent Eisenhower, formally opens
vision program last night (Meet Foreign 'Secretary Selwyn Lloyd.
The first time was on Aug. 22
can Party," Butler said in testi- his own campaign on Wednesday
picked men. The force originally
By The Assoointed Press
The Press, NBCi, Javits denied They faced'*' choice between war
the Republican national
mony prepared for a Senate elec- with a rally at his Gettysburg,
again that he ever had any con- and further 'diplomatic dickering.
Seven . or eight Negro students comprised 633 men, 10 tanks and during
convention in San Francisco when
tions subcommittee hearing. "We Pa., farm for key campaign leadnection with the communist or- The Egyptian communique an- entered high school an hour be- a helicopter.
have not been and will not be able ers from all over the nation.
John Kasper and Asa Carter, Eisenhower broke precedent in
ganization.
(
nounced a note containing the
Elsenhower also scheduled a
to raise as much."
He also said a Senate subcom- Egyptian proposal — nebulous as fore classes began this morning out-of-state segregationists blanied two ways. It was the first fullBoth Butler and GOP National Washington news conference for
for sparking some of the disorders dress news conference he ever
mittee should have cleared up to date, mqeting place and how at Sturgis, Ky.
Chairman Leonard W. Hall, were tomorrovv afternoon, when politiany "inconsistencies" in his testi- | participants would be chosen—had
Adjutant General- J. J. B. WiV- in Tennessee, returned to Clinton had held as president outside of
ASSOCIATE JUSTICE Sherman invited to appear as the subcom- cal questions were certain to be
mony when he appeared before it been handed by Egyptian diplo- (liams, who is commanding Na- Sunday and sought unsuccessfully Washington, although he did meet
walks out of the U.S. Su- mittee opened what it called "a asked and likely to be anwered.
last week.
| mats to U: -N. Secretary General tional Guardsmen in the area,: for permission to stage a tent with a small group of reporters Minton
Stevenson, in the middle of a
at Key West, Fla., last January. preme Court building in Wash- deep and thorough scrutiny" of
"They knew as well as I did I i Dag Harima'rskjold and to gov- said he didn't know the exact: meeting just outside town.
Carter later addressed an order- And it was the first presidential ington after he announced he the size and sources of campaign five-day siege of speeches and
have a vital point in my career ernments throughout the world. number of> Negroes who reported
would retire from the bench on
strategy huddles In the east, linkcoming up," said Javits.
The note criticized the massing for school, but it was seven or ly anti-integration rally just across conference ever to be carried Oct. 15 due to impaired health. contributions and spending.
Chairman Gore (D-Tenn) told ed the Elsenhower administration
the Anderson County line in "live" on television.
He would • nbt venture a predic- of British and French troops" in eight.
The second instance came in He'will be 66 on Oct. 20, and has an ABC-TV audience yesterday yesterday with "a contagion of. . .
The Negro youths were brought Roane County. Deputy George Sartion on today's meeting but de- the Eastern -'.'Mediterranean and
been on the bench since Oct. 12, he hopes the study will "have a misconduct and corruption" in an
clared:
reputed -efforts to influence for- to the school in automobiles and i tari estimated that the 250 persons the following week. Eisenhower 1949. (AP Wlrephoto).
solutary effect on the conduct of ] appearance at Palisades Park,
"I have done my best. I believe eifin canal pilots to quit. It re- although a crowd began to form who heard the speech dispersed returned to Washington from CalN. J.
ifornia on a Tuesday evening and
the election."
early this morning, there were no quietly afterward.
I deserve the nomination."
called Egypt
has
expressed
willGore said that although the pre- Pointing to what he said were
A rebuff from the committee, ingness ! Aug. 12 to negotiate on incidents.
I Anderson County is covered by the White House announced that
election hearings may tend to re- examples of GOP misconduct in
Across the street from the Stur- a federal court injunction prohibit- because of accumulated business
which constitutes the heart of the the .basis-Vof renewal of the 1888
duce contributions which general- state governments in New Jersey,
New York GOP, could prove dis- convention '(guaranteeing freedom gis High School, 35 state police ing activity which might interfer he would not hold his regular
Wednesday morning meeting with
ly are made in secrecy, he thinks Pennsylvania and Illinois, Stevencruisers were parked bumper to with peaceful integration.
astrous to his political ambitions. of navigation of the canal.
they may increase gifts from cit- son continued:
! Louisville, -Ky., public schools, newsmen.
Some say he aspires to be govIt suggested that, "without vio- bumper.
"I wish this contagion of RePress Secretary James C. HaSizens made more aware of the
ernor.
lating Egypt's sovereignty," a so- ' There was ho definite word racially desegregated for the first
publican misconduct and corruphigh cost of campaigning.
Mitchell warmly praised the lution could be found to cover whether two Negro children at- - time, began today without inci- erty held open the possibility of
a conference later in the week,
He said the public hearings tion — that used to be charged to
New Y o r k Republican Party, freedom of navigation, improve- temped again to attend grads dent.
School and law enforcement of- but, on the basis of past experhave the two-fold purpose of pub- the Democrats — were confined to
which -he said "has pioneered for ment of the canal to meet future school at Clay, a mining communALBANY iyp)—The total, of ac- licizing the over-all problem and state governments. It is not. It
the entire nation, in progressive npods and • mainlainence of fair ity of about 1,200 some 11 miles ficials . say they aren't expecting ience, reporters doubted there
would be one;
southeast of :StUrgls. An angry any trouble.
cidental deaths in New York State of providing the basis for new has marked the Eisenhower ad.'.agislation" designed to help the tolls.
ministration."
But Eisenhower did hold a con- over the last weekend was i n ' l a w s in the next Congress,
working man.
Thq five-nation Menzies com-, mob turned them away from " Gov. Luther Hodges of North
He cited the case of Harold TalHe devoted mu'.-h of his pre- mittce ended Its week-long talks' classes Friday and later told Carolina said at Raleigh Sunday ference on Friday that week, and sharp contrast to the 45 lives lost | Butler said that "the only Demaccidents over the prevjous, [ ocratic way to finance adequate- bott, who resigned as Eisenhowpared speech to an .".Mack on the with Nasser a\ a brief farewell newsmen they would resist any he was "tremendously pleased he went on to hold a regular
ly a modern campaign is to do er's secretary of the Air Force
and impressed" with the vote cast Wednesday morning session last three-day, Labor Day holiday.
Democratic - controlled 84th Con- meeting<\'l'a*t night. The Egyptian attempt at integration.
In sharp contrast, all was rela- for a state constitutional amend- week — his second meeting with
The most recent toll included 11 everything possible to encourage after a senate investigation showgress, which he said had a record nrrsiden/'ft'1 ->bartine words includlarge numbers of small contribu- ed he had kept an interest in a
highway deaths.
of "no action, no action, (sic) no ; ed the warning that any attempt tively quiet in eastern Tennessee. ment aimed at preserving segre- reporters in less than a week.
private firm after taking office.
That crossed up reporters once
In New York City, Angclo Valle tions from citizens."
legislation."
| to i- ipos** '"collerlive domination" Twelve Negroes were attending gation. The amendment was ap"Off course this gentleman (TalpVidPV
,-irl
|;ilcr
t o l f l proved hy a vote of about 4% to more. They had figured, again on was
Contending that most Republicalled to Bcll'evue Hospital
"And let me warn you," Mitch- on the Suez Canal would be "tlie ,.•),,,,„
the basis of past experience, that and brought clothes he thought his can campaign funds have, come bott) is only one of the cases ol
ton High, School where riots broke 'l Saturday,
el!' continued, "that if the Demo- : •:!«! I'o-''- incalcuablc strife."
It permits elections in local Eisenhower wouldn't hold two so five - year - old son would wear from representatives of large cor- official misconduct among the
crats should retain Control of We
An exchange of documents re- cut '. i';t week. Enrollment was
home after a seven-month battle porations, he said "there has been crusadprs " Stevenson continued.
85Hi Congress (here will stil'. ho v p n i p d tliril-'Hfyther side oudged an about 50 per cent of the total jJOU school units on closing public close together.
There are good grounds for the against pneumonia. He was told a marked reciporcal tendency for "And even more serious than the
Friday and was expected to in- schools if integration moves cause
no action by thef partv that says inch during: the Cairo talks.
"intolerable" situations. It also surprise. When Elsenhower took that Angclo Jr. had died in a fall the Republican Party to govcrti confusion of public office with priit cares—just be ore election."
! Mcnzirs:'<lol(i; reporters the silu- crease.
state and local funds to office in 1953, the White Housefrom a sixth-story hospital win- In the Interests of the contribu- vate business has been the effort
The Tennessee National Guard permits
Mitchell r e c i t e d accomplish- • ation was '^ttery, very grave. V
to despoil our great natural' rereturned law enforcement duties bt1 used for private school tuition announced he planned to hold dow.
tors," a«d added:
ments of- the Eisenhower adminCo Clinton authorities Sunday and when parents object to their chil- news conference once a week. In
These were the other victims:
"We would like to make sure sources for private profit."
istration in dcfanse against recent Administration Accused
In Columbus, Ohio, Saturday,
cut its detachment to 50 hand- dren attending integrated schools. three years and almost eight
Syracuse—Dominlck F. Pallone, that the popular base of campaign
attacks by the Democratic presimonths, he has held a total of 94 19, of Solvay, motorcycle crashed contributions is broad enough so Stevenson also called for stabilidential nominee Adl'ai Stevenson. Of 'SyMfflaric Plunder'
—an average of one about every Into parked truck Friday night.
that a party Is not obligated to zation of farm income "at full
Some Republicans were hoping
two weeks.
Geneva—Vlnce Becbc, killed in any person or group because that parity" and said Democrats insist
up to the last minute that they : NEW YORK Ml—Democratic naBoth his illnesses and his travel three car crash Friday night.
person or group has. financed its that something can be done to
would corral a "big name" can- tional co'ihrflLJtteernan Carmine G.
give small businessmen a "reacut down the average.
Buffalo — Henry Sturm, 75 of election to office."
didate to pit against New York DeSapio .daW the Eisenhower adsonable chance of surviving in the
this year's presiden- West Seneca, fell from roof SaturCity's Mayor Robert F. Wanner, ministntlon H Ruilty of "systemriman will Accompany Stevenson tialNow,and with
By JAMES KOCH
world of glnnt.s."
congressional' campaigns day.
the likely Democratic choice to atic plunder of the American
Moldmakers
End
Strike
With
to
the
theater
and
introduce
him.
ALBANY (yPI — Twenty-threeIn the wake of the Columbus
starting, there seems to be a new
Lockport—Wood row II. Pierce,
run for the seat of retiring Son. working man and his family."
Wagner
was
to
be
nominated
by
1
Speech, Sen. Aikjn (U-Vl 1 accused
Herbert H. Lehman.
Addressing a local of the Bar- hundred New York Democrats the 78-year-old Lehman, who de- awareness at the White House that i 33 of Bcele Glade, Fla., twocar Glass Container Makers
Stevenson of following a "policy
Pressure had been brought from tenders Union yesterday, DeSapio flocked here today bent on nom-clined to run again because of his the presidential news conference collision Sunday.
— A nine-day 1 of misrepresentation on farm isPITTSBURGH
Hamburg — Walter Kempa, 74,
many directions, upon former.Gov. said that in 1952 "candidate Eis- inating Robert F. Wagner for the age. The New York City mayor can be a colorful' forum in an
Thomas E. Dewey. But Dewey pnlmwer-'expressly recognized the U. S. Senate and to hear Adlai was alone in the field of candi- election year.
and his wife, Catherine, 70, in two slrike of 3 000 moldmakers a- sues" that is "caving in around
gainst 32 manufacturers of glass him."
Elsenhower has been expound- car collision Sunday,
has turned aside all entreaties to vicious antlUnion character of Stevenson and Estes Kefauver be- dates.
Aiken said Stevenson "finally
his political views at each re-! Utica, — Lula Pollard, 49 car containers ended last night when
run—even one from Javits.
Taft - Hartley" and "solemnly labor the Republicans. .
i Wagner, a Roman Catholic and ing
agreement was reached on a one- lias admitted that Democrat farm
Other nationally known New promised to .eliminate its unjust
Wagner, the 46-year-old mayor advocate of New Deal and Fair cent session. There seems to have overturned on curve.
policies created surpluses that are
Waterloo — Joseph J. Holland year contract.
Yorkers, such as U. S. Atty. Gen. nrovlsiori's and to recnact a fair of New York City, had solid back-i Deal philosophies, hopes to follow been a decision, probably at the
urging of press secretary Hager- jr., 25 of CaCyuga, hoadon col- Federal Mediator William Rose, difficult to get rid of" and. "has
Herbert Brownelf and Republican
law." r>ing on party leaders as the best in the footsteps of his famous ty,
1
to supplement the streamlined Usion ofr two automobiles Sunday, who announced the settlement, 1 been deluded into believing low
National Chairman Leonard Hal -,
President Eisenhower, DeSapio Democratic bet- to keep the Sen- father, the late Sen. Robert F.
also' have rejected suggestions continued'''has "failed utterly to ate seat being vacated by Herbert Wagner. It was the older Wagner campaign traveling Eisenhower i Weve town—Julian J. Denis, 43, said it provided a 14'A cent an income families can eat it all—
boost for the men who h a d , regardless of the fact that many
that they make the "rife.
keep that promise."
who sponsored the Wagner Labor says he is planning with news npn-1 Of Tupper Lake, in burning car hour
H. Lehman.
averaged $2.38 hourly when the commodities, like cotton, are not
Javits' strongest declared comInstead) DeSapio said, the Prcs-j Wagner's nomination, possibly Relations Act, a keystone of the ferences held as regularly as pos- | Sunday.
sible.
petitor, former State Comptroller ident ''intensified the antilaborj by acclamation, appeared a dead New Deal.
Muttontown — Edward Koster, walkout started Sept. 1. He said: edible."
The session scheduled for to- 47, of Lakevievv, car hit utility the agreement would permit some [ Stevenson had urged wider disJ. Raymond McGov.ern of New character ,pf Taft - Hartley by certainty.
Wagner's nomination was to be morrow
afternoon is a case I n ' pole Saturday,
43,000 other workers to return to tributlon of f a r m
surpluses
Ilochelle, said over the weekend "tacking-!the National Lnbor Re- ( .Control of the Senate — now 49- seconded by mayors Steven PanBethpag-e—Maureen Hennessey work. They had respected picket | through a farm stamp program
that he thought he had enough lations '.board with biased pro- 47 Democratic — may hinge on a kow of Buffalo, John J. Purcell point. Eisenhower will go to his
personal support to win the nomi- mp»agoment personnel who have New York election in November. of Troy, John T. McKennan of farm at Gettysburg, pa., Wednes-| 0 f Passapequa, Cart-traitor truck lines set up by the American Flint for the needy, an expanded school
milk and lunch program and a
Glass Workers union.
nation.
i brandished the act as the most
Stevenson's appearance, at the Utica, Donald W. Kramer of day for the formal launching ot j collision Saturday,
McGovern was a Dewey protege potent management weapon ever party's state convention was to be Brooklyn, Joseph 'A. Souzzi, of his second term drive. That's the 1 Woodbou'ne—Ralph Magic, 22. The agreement was between the world food bank.
Aiken said "there already is a
union and the Glass Container
while Dewey was governor. But devised."
! his first upstate since he whip- j Glen Cove and Samuel S. Strat- regular day for news confere-| ca r hit tree Sunday,
ences, but instead of canceling
New York—Mattie Reynolds,'55, Manufacturers Institute. A few of very effective Republican proDewey has not tcKen a stand for
ped Gov. Harriman decisively f o r j ton of Schenectady; borough pres- the
one for this week he simply ' fire in csher room Sunday,
the 3,000 affected moldmakers al- gram for disposing of these surany senatorial candidate.
Jhe presidential nomination at Chi-' ident Hulan Jack of Manhattan
Coho —William P. Irvine, 13, so were employed in plants rep plus conimoddities free of charge
The only other avowed candi- .Three Ithaca Business
and Rep. Edna S. Kelly, Brook- moved it ahead a day to be sure
cago.
accidental hanging in his home resented by the National Associu- to low income families. No red
date in the field is Dean P. Al- Buildings Gutted by Fire
The former Illinois governor and lyn democrat and a member of to get it in.
~
• and' Blown
—
"'
' t a p e is involved. No food stamps
tion of- Pressed
Glass
fange, a New York City lawyer
Saturday.
his running mate, Kefauver, were the Democratic national commitare required."
WOMAN DIES
Rockaway, Queens — Alan M. ware.
who ran for governor on the
ITHACA (M— Fire today gutted slated to address the 2,286 dele- tee.
BUFFALO (/PI—Mrs. Laura Ky- Miller, 24, of Jackson Heights,
And Sen. Mundt (H-SD) renewTJie association's plants also
American Labor Party in 1942. He three'main street business build- gates' and alternates in the flagMichael H. Prendergast, the sor,
29, of Jamestown died today drowned Saturday while spear have been struck by some 7,000 ed an "earlier challenge to Stevenhas been active in Republican ings, as firemen battled the flames bedecked Patece Theater tonight. party's slate chairman, was to
members of the American Flint | son, saying Stevenson seems "acampaigns in recent years.
in near-freezing temperatures.
Stevenson's 30-minute speech was gavel the convention to order (4 at a hospital here of injuries suf- fishing. Body recovered yester- Glass
Workers Union. They are, fraid" to comment on a recent reI Peter Atsedes, owner of two of to be telecast statewise, (7-7:30 p. m. EOT). Other speakers in- fered Sept. 2 when the automo- day.
she was riding in crashed
miscellaneous workers who aver-, mark by forme:- President Tru• the buildings, estimated the dam- EOT).
: cluded Mayor Erastus Corning of bile
Dwight Lowther Is Again
aged about $1.75 an hour under man about Alger Hiss,
age to his property at more than
Stevenson and Kefauver were | Albany; Secretary of State Car-against a tree in Salamanca, Cat- Reimbursement For Rusty
Baptist Council President
their contract which expired Sept. | Truman asked at a Milwaukee
$200,OQO.t"
due here in late afternoon b y . mine G. DeSapio, leader of Tam- taraugus County.
1.
| news conference if he thought
License Plates Is Sought
The three - story, brick > and
plane after an appear- many Hall, New York City's
Negotiations between the asso- Hiss had been a comunismt spy,
HAMILTON Wi — Dwight R. frame buildings housed a restau- chartered
ance at Hartford, Conn.
Democratic organization, and a
BUFFALO I*—New York State ciation and the union have been replied "No." Hiss served a fedLowther of Waterford has begun i rant (College Spa), a beauty shop,
Democrats arranged a motor- national committeeman;
Mary
a second term as president ot the I a liquor''^tore, a photo studio, a cade to bring them from the air- Louise Vice, vice-chairman of the
Senate AJajority Leader Walter J. recessed indefinitely a-t the call o f ' eral prison term for perjury after
New York State Council of Baptist I corset shop'tuft* branch office of the port on thp city outskirts to the state committee; Lt. Gov. George
Mahoney of Buffalo says he will Rose. The mediator said he hoped '• denying lie passed U. -S. secrets
ask the next session of the Leg- to talk to both sides today in an to communist agents.
men.
Syracuse .Post-Standard and an executive mansion downtown. Har- B. Deluca and Lehman.
Mundt said "it appears that Mr.
He was elected Saturday night apartment.
islature to reimburse motorists effort to get the talks resumed.
Stevenson either is afraid to come
at a retreat on the Colgate Unicharged
a
fee
for
replacing
rusty
The three
occupants
of
the
Haloid Company Will Build
to grips with Mr. Truman on this
' versity campus attended by 440 apartmeW l fled without injury. Pet-Lover, Animals Found
license plates.
issue or of offending the ADA
delegates. The meeting ended yes- Eighteen other persops were evac- Dead In Pet Gas Chamber New Film Outside London
Mahoney's week-end announce- Persons Willing to Work
(Americans for Democratic Acterday.
ment followed a police crack-down Should Not be Made Idle
uated from nearby dwellings.
NEW YORK UPi—Gov. Harriman tion) or leftwing elements that
Other officers re-elected were:
here on drivers operating with ilFiremen said the fire apparent- OSSINING 1*1—The wife of a
ROCHESTER I* — The Haloid
Harold E. Keech of Canton exec- ly broke out in the basement of pet-lover found his body yesterday Co. has announced plans for consays that persons willing and able are supporting him."
Western New York, Northern legible plates.
(
utive vice president; Forrest E. the restaurant, which was a favorIn Maine today, the governor's
The crack-crown was in turn fol- to work "should not be forced into
struction of a new Him outside pf Fingers Lakes to Lake Ontario,
in.
a
concrete
gas
chamber
used]
Wttcox of Niagara Fails, treas- ite of Cornell University students.
London, Eng., to be operated with East of Lake Ontario, Black River lowed by indignant driver protests idleness" by compulsory retire- chair and three seats in the U. S.
House *o( Representatives were at
urer; Lynn W. Draper of ShortsThe cause of the fire was not to destroy animals. With him in i the Rank Organization, Ltd., Brit- Basin — Generally fair 9«A warm- at having to pay a dollar fine for ment programs.
In a message sent Saturday to a stake in an election. Democrats
vllle, secretary; James K. Cotter i determined.
' Or today with increasing high new plates.
the darkened vault were the bod- ish motion picture producers.
of Glens Falls, publicity director;
Mahoney said he would ask ap- meeting of Local 3, International were out to break the long Repubies of two favorite dogs and a
The announcement was made clouds. Temperatures rising to
Lewis D. Potts of Penn Van, di- Colgate University Class
pat.
jointly yesterday by Joseph C. around 70. Mostly cloudy tonight I proval of a special fund, expected Brotherhood of Electrical Work- lican stranglehold on the congresrector of area churchmanship, and
Dexter Lake, 42, manager of Wilson, president of the Rochester with a few light showers. Low in 1 to exceed $100,000, on the ground era** Harriman suggested re con- sional seats. Republicans sought
Vincent Dempsy of Troy, repre- Of '60[V'ftt to Report
the Westchester County branch of owned photographic firm and the 50s. A few showers likely early that the state should bear the re- sideration of compulsory retire- to unseat Democratic Gov. Ednient plans, which, he said e- mund S. Muskie by electing Willis
sentative to the American Baptist
the Society for the Prevention of I John H. Davis of London, manag- tomorrow followed by partial sponsibility for deterioration.
convention.
He *aid the plates were original- volved in job-scarce depression A. Trafton Jr.
HAMILTON (fl — The Colgate Cruelty to Animals, died in the ing director of the Rank Com- clearing. Not much change in
The Minneapolis Tribune said
University' Class of I960 will re- five-by-six foot chamber at the pany.
temperature. High 6,5-70. Inoreas- ly issued for one year but were years.
He urged labor to continue to yesterday a Minnesota poli show<
port .on 'cairtpus Wednesday.
U. WHITE
SPCA animal shelter here.
tor southwest winds 13 to 30 to- continued for an additional year.
work on elimination of "barriersled a preference for Sen.
ST. JAMES i*l—Lawrence Grant
The freshmen—369 strong—will
Police said Lake's wife, Clara,
WROTE SONGS
day becoming variable 5 to 15 toto the employment of older work- Kefauver over Vice President NixWhite, 68, an architect and son of undergo an orientation period. Up- told them he left a note saying
DIED SUNDAY
BEVERLY HILLS Calif. W — morrow. Good drying weather toStanford White, noted architect perclaesraen will arrive Sept. 17 he was going to commit suicide Fred'die Rich, 58, former orchestra day becoming fair to poor tonight TOKYO Ifl—Shunicki Kase, 59 ers" and to cooperate in redesign- on, should either of the vice presiwho was shot and killed by Harry and classes i will begin the follow- because he was "overworked and leader and song writer, died Satur- and early tomorrow and good Japanese ambassador to West ling jobs to increase employment dental candidates succeed to the
presidency in the next four years.
depressed."
K. Thaw in 1906, died Saturday. ing day.
Germany since 1953, died Sunday. I of those workers.
day. He was born in Poland.
again late tomorrow.
For M Egypt
Leaving Court
Negroes Enter Sturgis School
Accidental Deaths
In Sharp Contrast
With Holiday Totals
Wagner Nomination Is Sought
Limited Cash
Proposed For
Campaigning