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Hydrogen Bomb Or Just Plain Gas? The Palm Beach Post Greek Island Prisoners Releasedion Appointed JOHN H. PERRY NEWSPAPER STEFANO SALERNO. Co. A. MUNSAN, Saturday, Aug.

15 (P) Quake Drove 5th R.C.T., 34th father, Patsy To Tobey's Seat John H. Perry, dim. of th Board, 1881-1952 1 John Perry, Pres. The United Nations command of ficial list of American prisoners of saierno, in Avery Kocnester 8, N.Y. HAROLD W.

BECKVtlTH. Co. Farwell W. Perry, Vlce-Pres. E.

A. Kettel, war freed today in the 11th day of the Korean armistice POW Manner tka Associated Press People Insane F. 5th R.C.T., 24th Paul A. uecKwitn, Kt. Mermen, Kan.

EBNEST B. RODRIGUEZ. Pfc. Co. CONCORD.

N. Aug. 14 (UP) Gov. Hugh Gregg appointed Republican Robert W. Upton to New Hampshire's vacant senatorial seat Geo.

W. Archer. Publisher, Gen. Mgr. Ed F.

Stumpf, Editor exchange: WAYNE C. CUNNINGHAM. Tom E. Penick. Executive Editor K.

19th 24th mother, Mary ATHENS, Greece, Aug. 14 (UP) EntAmH mall flf th Mmnil MM Vu D.IM Dunli A Greek newspaperman who was HWS Serv. 6th Med. Tank 24th mother, Alice Cunningham, Route 1. Wamoum.

Pa. today, bringing the Senate mem Florida. January 14 191. under the act of March 187S. and reentered in Argostolion harbor when the bership to 47 Republicans.

47 Dem LOUIS AMADOR. Sgt, Co. I. 5th ocrats and one independent. first earthquakes struck the island of Cephalonia said today the cata 1st Cav.

father. Pedro The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to the use lor republication Upton, a Concord attorney and Amador, Gen. Mathls. Tex. ut ail new.

noanguez, box h. waiKins. coio. PAUL B. CAMPBELL, Co.

5th R.C.T.. 24th mother, Mrs. Edna Campbell, Rt. 2, Bishop. Ind.

WILLIAM I. BLACKBUBN, Pfc, Co. 5th R.C.T., 24th father, Clifton Blackburn, Box 106, Monroe, Wash. STEPHEN W. RARCZYKOWSKI, Pfc.

Co. 5th R.C.T., 24th mother, Anna Cross, 814 Spruce Wilmington, Del. GLEN G. PICKARD. Pfc.

Cn. veteran GOP leader, succeeds Sen. Member Audit Bureau of Circulation clysm drove people insane. Tht reporter, Dimitris Caplano-glou of the Athens Eleftheria. had Charles W.

Tobey, Scripture-quoting Republican who died last SUBSCRIPTION RATES tcontlnaed From Fats One) Prisoner Dead VAAtUEH month. Peat, Times Post and Times and Times just ooarded a ferry when the gigantic shock ripped and tore at Still vacant was the seat held Sanday Sunday Dally Only the island. by the late Sen. Robert A. Taft of 19th 24th mother.

Mrs. Alice Mae Plckard, Rt. 1, Twin Lakes, Mich. 'At 11 o'clock I went to the Dost Mr. and Mrs.

Ruel E. Cork, Bes msid eanday 1 Tear 31.20 6 Months 15.60 3 Montht 7.80 1 Week 60 Single Copy Ohio. It was generally expected 2U.SU U.MI 10.40 10.40 7.80 5.20 5.30 J.90 .40 .40 .30 .05 Sun. Post-Tlmei 45 JAMES R. HOPE.

Pfc. Cn. E. Sth office to send a telegram," he said. that Ohio's Gov.

Frank J. Lausche semer I began to feel uneasy so I went Pfc. Comer Jackson son of will choose a Democratic replace R.C.T., 24th father, Elijah Lucius Hope, 75 Belmont Belmont, N.C. TROY L. MOODY.

Cn. A. 5th MAIL RATES to the beach and embarked on a ment. That would give the Demo Mr. and Mrs.

Comer Jackson, Silver Hill. ferry boat. Payable In Adraaee Pest. Times Pest and Times and Times R.C.T., 24th wife. Bonnie Ruby Moody.

Rt. 1, Fall Branch. Tenn. EDWARD B. MIZKR.

W. "Then It happened. and Sanday Sanday Sunday Dally Only Pfc. Odis F. Jones, husband of A growl, a terrific din.

a tre Co. K. 19th 24th mother, Edna Mlzer. 711 Hatten Rica mendous shock. It felt like the efflSi II maw Mrs.

Eleanor Jones, Cottondale. FLORIDA Sgt. 1-C Herbert Capterton, Lake. Wis. 6 Months 15 60 10.40 10.40 780 3 Months 7.80 5.20 5.20 3.90 I Month 160 1.75 1.75 1.30 SUNDAY.

ONLY One Year S780 Six Months .90 DOSS CHANDLER. Pfc. Hvy. Mor brother of Oscar Caperton, 1518 East Brainard Pensacola. tar 5th R.C.T., 24th mother, Julie Chandler.

Rt. 1, Ooltewah, Tenn. THOMAS R. PEASNER. Pfc.

Circulation Dept. 3-7530. Other Depta. 3-7541 Cpl. Charlie Bell, husband of Co.

5th R.C.T., 24th parents, Mrs. Carey L. Bell, Madison. earth was exploding. In five seconds the town was ruined.

The whole of Argostolion became a mass of debris and then a thick cloud of dust covered everything. "I was horrified. The town had vanished, and from all mountains, huge stones and earth were falling. "The quake continued and I thought the end was comine. when Mr.

and Mrs. T. R. Peasner, Box 166-D, Rt. 2, Lancaster.

Tex. Advertising rates on application. The management reserves the right to relect anv nhlertlnnahl iiliwrtlumMt nffan.il I crats 48 and the GOP 47. Sen. Wayne L.

Morse of Oregon is an independent. Upton, unsuccessful candidate for the GOP gubernatorial nomination last year, will serve at least until January, 1955. A general election will be held in November, 1954, to fill the remaining two years of Tobey's unexpired term. Upton would not say whether he expected to run for election in 1954 or to step aside and give Gov. Gregg a clear field to seek the post The appointee said, however; that he was "not committed" and had accepted the seat with "no conditions" attached.

Pfc. Elvin L. Boswell, son of ALBERT J. TUTTLE. Pfc.

Co. A. Sth R.C.T., 24th mother, Chris National Advertising Representatives, John H. Perry Associates 128 East 56th Street, New York 17, N. Y.

Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Boswell, 8734 10th Jacksonville.

tine uttie, 438 Wright scranton. ra. Pfc. Russell H. Roberts, son of Opinions expressed by writers of syndicated articles published In The Post and The Times are their own and do not necessarily represent opinions anl.rt.in Tk.

I mi HARRY W. HOOVER. Co. L. 35th 25th mother, Eva L.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Roberts, Wesconnett. vj rwi ins Junes.

Hoover, Kt. usternurg. ia. wife, Evelyn L. Hoover.

New Paris. Pa. WILLIAM M. BALKCOM. Pfc.

Co. St. Elmer C. Wear, son of Mr. it finished at last our boat was still afloat.

I saw some persons come out of a dust cloud near the beach and fall into the sea. On and Mrs. Edmund C. Wear, Archer. 5th R.C.T., 24th father.

Mor Sgt. Walter H. Wesley, son of gan BaiKcom, 9 zna linnaie, ua. LAWRENCE J. HEMINGKR.

Cnl board our boat two persons lost Mrs. Saldonia Wesley, 901 Mission SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST 15, 195 Has. 2nd 5th R.C.T.. 24th meir minas. New Smyrna Beach.

GEORGIA Everybody tried to Bo to the Rites For Pilot Martin County Schools Readied STUART School Supt. John W. Martin reported Thursday workmen are rushing to completion Little Stormy NEW BERN, N. Aug. 14 (UP) Authorities at Kafer Me morial Hospital revealed today that a daughter was born to Mr.

and Mrs. N. Ward at the height of the Atlantic hurricane "Barbara" which struck here Thursday night. M-Sgt Gaynor T. Jhnson, husband of Mrs.

Velvie M. Johnson, Soviet's Hydrogen Bomb? center of the square to escape falling walls but couldn't walk because the earth was like a stormy Atlanta. Scheduled Today Cold study of Premier Malenkov's claim that Russia sea. Many were burled where they siooa. work in every school in Martin T-Sgt.

James R. Sanders husband of Mrs. Nell L. Sanders, 4612 Abercorn Terrace, Savannah. Has mastered the H-bomb can only lead us to great skep ticism.

uur captain had ordered tn County preparatory to Aug. 28 reg BELLE GLADE Funeral serv leave but decided to wait to help mother. Florence M. Heminger, Gulliver. Mich.

DAVID O. ORTIZ, Pfc. Co. F. 35th 25th mother.

Simons Ortiz. 831 Atchison Fresno. Calif. GEORGE r. PENNINGTON.

Pfc, Co. E. 21st 24th wife, Mrs. George Pennington, 1233 Heard Augusta. Ga.

ROBERT T. SCHAEFER, Pfc, Co. 5th R.C.T.. 24th wife, Mrs. Robert Schaefer, 308 E.

Main Lebanon. Kv. LELAND K. SLAVENS, Co. 31st 7th mother.

Mrs. Ethel Rose Slavens, Rt. 2, Box 268, Helena, Calif. ERNEST D. FILLIPI, Pfc.

Co. 19th 24th wife. Mrs. Colleen A. Flllipi.

co Vincent Drlscoll, East Grand Forks. Minn. DONALD C. WILLIAMS. 1st (Air Force).

ices for Nelson M. Morris, 36, Our atomic experts have long conceded the Soviet as many as possiDie. i ne Doat soon filled with panic-stricken, hysteri Wedgeworth Belle Glade, pil istration and Aug. 31 opening dale. The high school at Stuart has an innovation, installation of the "basket system" of lockers for gym Sgt James D.

Cook, husband of Mrs. Gertrude S. Cook, 47A Gar union capability of conquering the H-bomb scientific features. They believe anyone who knows the A-bomb cal people covered with blood and den Homes annex, Savannah. NORTH CAROLINA ot of the plane which crashed into high tension wires here Wednesday evening, will be at 4 pm this afternoon.

He died of injuries in a Notes Give Hope For Capt. Allen dirt. A doctor started giving first aid. After awhile the beach was secrets inevitably understands the theory of the bigger Pfc. Harold Clinkscale, son of hydrogen bomb.

rooms for both boys and girls. The old home economics building has been converted into dressing rooms for girls; showers have been installed and a water heater in John H. Clinkscale, 25 Clemmons hospital at West Palm Beach early In fact, this conviction led to the U. S. decision to Asheville.

crowded with people asking to get on our ship. Some men gave up their places for women, children, the old and wounded. -But others Friday. M-Sgt. Charles E.

Crawford produce the H-bomb if possible. Since the Russians might The Hev. U. W. Malcolm will Slg.

1st Marine mother, Mrs. STUART Capt. Millard Allen's stalled to serve the gymnasium husband of Mrs. Mary E. Craw make it, we felt we had to try.

hold services at the First Baptist fought for a place." A. A. Williams. Brumiey, Mo. GRAY M.

NORMAN. Pfc. Co. K. building and the girls gym room.

ford, Fayettevllle. Church of Belle Glade and the Stuart Training School, Negro, 38th 2nd mother, Annie E. Sgt. William E. Piner.

son of But it is a far cry from scientific knowledge to actual bomb production. Making the A-bomb is itself a costly name has not appeared in release lists of prisoners of war in North Korea but six letters received a few weeks ago, dated February to Everglades American Legion Post basketball court has been im worman, cumoeriancl, va. RAYMOND N. BEDBOSIAN. Pfc.

Mr. and Mrs. Edd L. Piner, Truck And Train 20 will hold graveside services at the Port Mayaca Cemetery. May, renewed hope that he is alive and industrially demanding effort.

Even vaster fund and facilities must be devoted to H-bomb output. Sgt. 1-C Henry N. Porter, brother Pallbearers will be Dr. L.

S. and comparatively well. proved and new paint placed on the metal roof. Warfield Elementary at Indiantown has a new roof, new plaster and paint, new cafeteria sink and hot water heater Co. 5th R.C.T..

24th mother, Ruth Rhotnton, 23 Van Housen Albany, N.Y. JOSE RODRIGUEZ, Pfc, Co. 19th 24th mother, Brlglda Rod- of Thomas J. Porter, Tarboro. Anyone who has read of our huge multibillion-dollar Jones, Woodrow Buss, George Rashley, Marvin Harnell, Eugene Sgt.

Jack C. Pulley, son of Mrs. I have gained some weight, he wrote his wife, Bonnie, who with undertaking at Aiken, SC. has some idea of the effort rash Injures 16 Lindsey Pulley, Littleton. WALTER L.

OUMET. Co. Furthermore, to attempt the H-bomb means to divert Cpl. Rudolph Sampson, son of Millard, 8, has remained with her parents in Rome, since he went to Korea nearly three Mr. and Mrs.

James H. Sampson, facilities and nuclear materials from A-bomb work. UTICA. N.Y., Aug. 14 (UP) A 5th 1st Cav.

sister, Slmone O. Silver. RFD 1. Chateaugay, N.Y. ROBERT A.

BROWN, Pfc. Co. 19th 24th Dlv. mother. Catherine Brown, 329 Montgomery Jersey Flkesville.

The A-bomb must be the trigger for the H-bomb Buffalo-New York passenger train and refinished furniture; Hobe Sound White and Negro schools have been partially redecorated inside and out. Salerno Elementary has new blinds in the auditorium, paint inside and out and some new woodwork. Salerno Ne Sgt. David E. Hardy, son of Mr.

Penlngton, Johnny Robinson. Morris, who worked for the Agricultural Insecticide was dusting the city for mosquitoes when his plane collided with the wires and crashed near the First Presbyterian Church. He was pinned to the wreckage, suffering a fractured skull, com ripped into a stranded tractor- The two are closely allied all the way. and Mrs. John T.

Hardy, Ruffin. trailer today and was de-railed, in years ago. The letters followed a long silence. Following the last release of POWs two of Capt. Allen's camp mates returned home, contacted City, N.J.

BERNARD N. BENOUF, Co. E. Sth R.C.T., 24th mother, Mabel All this our experts offer to cast serious doubt on M-Sgt. Alton E.

Harper, son of juring at least 16 persons. No one was reported dead or Russia claim. It is only two years since American au Renouf. 18 Steven Hlllcrest gro Elementary School has elec- Mr. and Mrs.

Lee N. Harper, Whitakers. thorities reported Russia had exploded its third A-bomb his family to assure her he was tricity for the first time, with light seriously injured. Thirteen cars of the advance Sgt. J.

W. Branton, son of Mrs, They do not believe the Soviet economy is geared for so holding up under tne two-year or deal of prison life. ing fixtures throughout; general repair and redecoration. west Hartiora. uonn.

WILLIAM O. CULP, Co. 38th 2nd wife, Ollie B. Culp, 19 S. P.

Pennoyer Portland, Ore. FLOYD B. WILSON. Pfc. Co.

Mae C. Branton, 604 Drake pound leg fractures and internal injuries. Rescuers took bim to the Belle Glade Memorial Hospital but his condition caused his removal tremendous an industrial achievement in so short a time section of New York Central's east-bound Missourian left the track at Statesville. Mrs. W.

C. Johnson, wife of At Jensen Beach Elementary a Yet this much is simply intelligent guesswork. Lucki Cpl. Donald K. Burr, son of Mr.

nearby Whitesboro but miracu new storehouse has been built for 21st 24th mother, Anna Jensen Beach postmaster, with whom the young captain made his and Mrs. Virgil L. Burr, Belew ly we need not rely on that alone. the cafeteria supplies and partial wiison. Kimersourg, fa.

FRANK D. IANNANTUONO, Pfc. Creek. home until graduation from the lously remained upright. A curve in the track prevented the engineer from seeing two bystanders attempting to warn the redecoration has been completed, Mr.

Martin concluded. Pvt. John B. Johnson, son of By the same methods we used to discover Russia's explosion of three A-bombs regular check of the upper uo. t.

3th K.C.I. Mtn mother, Bambina lannantuono, 269 Clay Tiffin. Ohio. Stuart High School, said, "We are all reading every POW list but no Mrs. Nicie Petway, Wilson.

air for signs of radioactivity and use of standard earth FBED L. HOLDEN, Ambulance Pfc. Gilbert G. Rose son of oncoming train. The train smashed into the trailer carrying a heavy 25th Med.

25th mother, quake detection devices we are convinced Russia has Nantucket Prepares For Storm's Onslaught Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Glenn Rose, Ahoskie. Liine rioioen, Kosman, N.u. JACK DOWD, Co.

I. 5th Rgt. exploded neither an H-bomb nor any more A-bombs. roaagraoer. The truck driver, Nicholas Mao to Good Samaritan West Palm Beach.

Morris had been a resident of Belle Glade for 17 years. He was a native of Seneca, SC, and was a graduate of Townville High School in South Carolina. A veteran of World War II, Morris served as a staff sergeant in the Quartermaster Section of the Army Air Force. He served overseas In England, Italy, Sicily and Greece. Morris had not been flying very Pvt.

Billy R. White, son of Mr. officers seem to have come out of the prison camps yet." Stuart Personals STUART Mrs. C. Frederick Hancock will leave Miami today 1st Cav.

cousin, S. M. Bunting, 714 W. Oakwood Albermarle, N.C. And our experts believe no one can claim fairly he ri Herkimer, had unhooked the NANTUCKET.

Auk. 14 and Mrs. Charles N. Parham, High Point. El.nfi f.TH K.

WILLIAMSON, flc. (UP) A violent rainstorm swept trailer when it became stuck on the crossing. Macri drove the truck away. over this resort island tonight as SOUTH CAROLINA Cpl. David Bostic Grandson has an H-bomb until he has set one off.

We ourselves don't make that claim, though wit nesses at certain "thermo-nuclear" experiments on Eni-wetok Island say we have successfully detonated one. Co. 21st 24th mother, Gertrude Williamson, Old York Box 168, New Pa. DONALD L. STRENGTH, Sgt, Co.

I. 38th 2nd mother, Mrs. C. E. Strength.

Box 293. Tallassee, Ala. on a two-week cruise to Nassau, natives and tourists alike prepared for the onslaught of hurricane of Mrs. Victoria Brown, Bennetts- Haiti and Jamaica. vllle.

Barbara," WILLIAM Nt'HILTZ. Has. Malenkov is probably making false boast but he Pvt. John R. Bowers, son of Mr.

long and was substituting as a Dr. Robert S. Sudick and wife will leave today for Miami where they will take a cottage on Miami Slicker-clad Coast Guardsmen 4th 1st Marine mother, Ina Schultz. 175 79th New Vnrlc and Mrs. Buster Bowers, mosquito duster when the crash oc hurried from house to house along curred, according to friends.

the waterfront, informing the resi Beach for a two-week vacation. Dr. H. H. Hipson has been noti- Pvt.

Ernest J. Rowland, husband City. CARL F. WOOLWORTH, Pfc, Co. E.

19th 24th mother, Mrs. Mary Woolworth, 2045 W. Division, Survivors include his wife, Mrs. dents that the probable course of should not be laughed off. For what he claims falsely to day may come true tomorrow.

Scientific Findings? Nonsense of Mrs. Ailleen Rowland, Central. Alice Morris; two children, Joyce, the hurricane eye had been fied that he passed the State Dental examinations and he has mien. Pvt. Johnnie T.

Ward, son of plotted some 20 miles south of the SAM BALAMENTI, Co. 35th Mrs. Burchel Ward, Sumter. 6. and Susan, his mother, Mrs.

Rilla Morris of Seneca; two brothers, Ed Morris, Seneca; H. E. Mor begun practice with his father. He island. Din uiv.

motner, josepnine Balamenti, 11917 Buckingham, Cleve Sgt 1-C Ernest A. Childress, hus received a degree in dental sur The least the island could expect. Taps For Neighbors SAN DIEGO, Calif. Wl Over a period of several weeks Dickie Cooper, schoolboy studying trumpet, stepped out on the porch of his home and played the military bugle call "taps" each night of 9 pm. He and his family were relieved that the phone didn't jangle with protests.

Then Dickie went away for a week-end. Neighbors called to inquire if he was sick. They missed the taps. Some said they'd lost sleep lying awake waiting for it. land.

Ohio. band of Mrs. Betty Westminster. the Guardsmen said, would be abnormally high tides whipped by ris, Miami; one sister, Mrs. A.

W. Biber, Spartanburg, SC; and two uncles, Frank M. and J. N. Morris, gery in June from the University of Pennsylvania.

He and his bride returned this Dr. Alfred A. Kinsey, the University of Indiana's well-known, researcher into sex problems, is quoted as saying 85 percent of American women at some time or Pfc. Paul E. Craig, son of Mr.

70-mile-an-hour wind gusts about both of Belle Glade. and Mrs. Algie R. Craig. Arcadia.

week from a wedding trip to North dawn. The Berry Funeral Home of Pa- other in their lives violate sex laws and would go to jail Florida and are now at home in hokee is in charge of arrange the Smith Apt. on N. Denver Ave. if they were caught.

Stuart Gets $2,570 ments. Mrs. Hipson is the former Miss DANIEL J. SIFFORD, Co. 3, 21st 24th father, Henry Edward Slfford, Rt.

1. Fisk, Mo. SYLVESTER BADGETT, Pfc, Co. 5th R.C.T.. 24th father, Rufus B.

Badgett, Rt. 1. Kenner, Ala. HAROLD SOUZA, Co. 5th 24th mother, Mrs.

Gussle Souza. 16-10 Kau Honolulu, T.H. LEO C. VIGIL, Btry. 15th 2nd father, J.

C. Vigil, 1220 Bell Alamosa, Colo. ROBERT D. WILSON, Btry. 15th FA 2nd father, Alva Wilson, 1321 S.

15th Terre Haute, Ind. STUART The City of Stuart re According to press accounts, Kinsey told reporters this statement is drawn from his new book, "Sexual Be Sue Fletcher. They were married Aug. 7 at St Mary's 'Episcopal Sgt. Oliver Stoney son of Mrs.

Vivian B. Stoney, 38 Ashe Charleston. TENNESSEE M-Sgt. Frank Moore, husband of Mrs. Pauline C.

Moore, Newport. Pvt. Julian K. Parsons, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Mark Parsons, Be-j havior in the Human Female, slated for publication soon Deaths And Funerals ROY MARQUIS. Services for Mr. unurcn nere. ceived a check for $2,570.82 as its refund of the State Cigaret Tax for June, according to Mrs. Callie Crary, city clerk.

Less than the Without waiting to dip into the Book to see what Negro Faces Charges Sheriff's deputies were biding their time Friday for a Negro who Marquis, 63, mechanic who died documentation the doctor has for this hair-raiser, we re Livestock Check Set going to go out on a limb and hazard that it is utter non mei prmgs. Cpl. Ray M. Guess, son of Mr. of a heart attack Wednesday at his home, 435 40th will be conducted by a Christian Science identified himself only as Dr.

checks received in recent months, the figure was $18.11 less than that of June, last year, she said. SMALL FRY WITH TROUBLE Ten percent of Palm Beach County livestock will be checked and Mrs. Raymond R. Guess, Eli NICHOLAS V. TOSQCES, Btry.

B. 555 FA 24th mother, Grace M. Tosques, 3308 18th NE, Washington. D.C. WILLIAM K.

NORWOOD. 24th Mitchell," and who led Clewiston sense. And if this is a sample of his "scientific findings," then we may have to wait a good deal 'longer for the reader at 4 pm today in Mizell- Belle Glade and County police of for tuberculosis and Bang disease Simon-Faville Funeral Chapel. ficers and citizens a wild chase SAN DIEGO, Calif. Wl All soon, by a team of veterinarians y.

m. 24tn Div. motner, Alice t. Norwood. Rt.

1. Benton. Tex. za Detnton. Pfc.

James W. Jones, son of Mr and Mrs. Johnnie Jones, Manchester. MISSISSIPPI alone SR 80 Thursday night. Douglas Wied, 7, wants is a change from the State Livestock Sanitary Board, Tallahassee.

ROBERT J. LEARY, Pfc, Co. 21st of luck. He came down with a The man, in custody at Clewis real truth about sex and women. More Than Hypnotism 24th mother, Mary c.

Leary, ton now. was halted by three shots The team is expected here in Graveside rites in Hillcrest Cemetery will be in charge of Palm Beach Lodge 88, IOOF, of which he was a member. Pallbearers, all fellow-members of the lodge, will be A. L. Curtis, C.

E. Frazier, L. S. Collins, W. H.

White, S. R. Pfc. James H. Rushton.

brother tub N. Jenerson Saginaw, brother, Cpl. John B. Leary. H.

Boat Ft Sherman. Panama. about a week, and will operate in the rear tire of his car, which was marked, "Dr. Mitchell," and out of County Agent Marvin U. of Mrs.

Margaret R. Upchurch, Ellaville. EARL C. LEPPARD. Pfc.

Co. F. stomach ache while at Sunday school and the next day his appendix was removed. He got the mea-sels while still in the hospital. He recovered but had barely returned home when he came down with the Is $15,000,000 the price of peace? Will the carrot Mounts office.

Persons who wish "the provider." Clewiston law offi 35th 25th father, Charles A. Leppard, Watseka, III. JOHN M. MeCOY. Co.

E. 21st dangling before the Soviet oppressed succeed in bringing cattle checked free may call KENTUCKY Pfc. Harold R. Clark, husband cers were pressing speeding ano reckless driving charges, and sher Brothers, P. P.

Savage, D. B. Shep-ard and John Olson. about the collapse of the communist house of cards? Or Mounts. Only requirement is that the cow be tied or corralled for of Mrs.

Geneva Clark, Dalesburg. Z4in lmv. iatner, wuion McCoy, 1740 Oriole San Diego, Calif. iff deputies expected to press mumps. The next day he lost a LOUISIANA the test.

tooth. similar charges against him later. is the U. S. in the position of the archer who, having shot an arrow in the air, must wait for it to land, he knows CHARLES F.

LOHRMAN. Mr. M-Sgt. Paul E. St.

Julien. son of (Continued From Pase One) Lohrman, 65, until lately cus Mr. ana Mrs. uaston St. Julien, Broussard.

Hurricane THE MERRY-GO-ROUND By Drew Pearson todian of the Boy Scout camp at Lake Osborne, died after a brief illness Friday in a hospital here. VIRGINIA mot where In harassing the reds the food maneuver in Germany has exceeded most optimistic expectations. It has forced-the reds into one political error after another and is Cpl. William F. Brown, son of He lived at 1418 s.

Lake Fenwick Island and Lewes as an Sometimes during the rush of a Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Barnett, Or their percentage of the consumer's dollar, the tobacco farmer's share 000.

But Congress not only cut out these funds altogether, but took eieht-foot tide struck. ange. Congressional session, the public Sgt. Robert E. Graves, son of dropped 15 percent.

the amazing step of passing misses some of the most Important High tides were tossed into the streets of towns along the entire As the farmer gets less of the Walter W. Graves, Berkley. things Congress does or fails to do. Sometimes the session Is so doubtless serving as a tonic in the undergrounds or an the satellite peoples. sooner or later the communists may succeed in stamping out the uprisings.

Thus it is imperative that U. S. policy makers ask themselves this ouestion now: Where do we eo from here? Worth, his home since moving in 1943 from Los Angeles, Calif. Surviving are a son, Carl F. Lohrman, and a brother, George Lohrman, of Camden, NJ.

Arrangements will be announced by the Smith Funeral Home, Lake coastal strip of southern New Jer special rider stating that none of the FTC's funds "shall be available for a statistical analysis of sgt. Benjamin K. Crawley, son sey. Winds up to 60 miles an hour hectic that not of Benjamin F. Crawley, Ford.

whipped torrents of rain inland the consumer dollar. sgt. l-c Raymond K. McMillian. consumer dollar, the housewife is paying Increasingly more for th farmer's food.

In 1951, the average housewife spent $722 per year for her family's farm products. Today, that same housewife flooding some roads and slowing even Congressmen themselves catch all that son of Mr. and Clarence McMillian, Axton. Senators Bricker of Ohio, Dirksen of Illinois, Jenner of Indiana, Worth. the bumper-to-bumper flight from At the moment, the public mind appears to be hypnotized between two poles, inevitable war with Russia or eventual revolution within the red empire.

Neither of Ocean City. happens. Accord- Pfc. James E. Paiee.

son of Mr. Clot Hlckenlooper of Iowa, and McCarthy of Wisconsin, all Republicans, MRS. MARGUERITE HUBER. Mrs. A and Mrs.

Watson Paige, has to pay just 11,000 for the same 3 Huber, 41, died after a short ill As the storm reached its peak at Atlantic City, 62-mile-an-hour winds blew away cabanas from the fers a satisfactory solution to the dilemma of a world yearly supply of farm food. represent millions of farmers and housewives who would like to know will publish some of the unnoticed actions or lack of half slave and half free, not does a third alternative i i i i beaches of swank hotels. Sixteen- ness Friday in the Delray Beach home to which she and her husband had moved only two weeks WASHINGTON. Aug. 14 (UP) just who's taking money out of Government economists under the new administration are a little timid cbout talking, but some of them point out that the period when foot waves broke over the usually -0 I action by the 83rd their pockets.

Nevertheless all The names of two Southerners were on the list of 36 U. S. Army crowded boardwalk. before from Yonkers, NY. Congress.

voted to kill any probe of prices. The Price Picture Vacationers, driven Indoors, She and the husband, William C. men tne communists claim "es One thing the prices were held firmest was under OPA Administrator Leon Hen crowded the city's many bars. Re appeasement whicn tne reas -wouia regara as an invitation to further aggrandizement. Yet there has to be a settlement if there is not to be a war, rebellion or sellout.

The challenge to American leadership is to develop a positive, imaginative program to force the Kremlin to settle on the West's terms. 83rd Congress did Meanwhile, here's what's hap caped" from North Korean prison camps but who never have reached Huber, had moved south to seek a permanent home and chosen the house at 503 Casuarina Delray. sort hotels arranged special con do was to turn thumbs down on pening to the ever-increasing derson and Economic Stabilizer Fred Vinson, now Chief Justice of certs and games to detract worried United Nations lines. one of the most overdue probes -spread between what the housewife when death came suddenly. guests.

They were: the United States. With the relax pays and what the farmer gets: on the national agenda to discover The wind snapped trees, toppled Also surviving are two daugh Pfc. Robert J. Kilpatrick. hus- In 1945, the farmer got 54 percent exactly who gets what out of the atlon of price controls, they point out, both the consumer and the over power lines and television ters, the Misses Jeanne and) Mar of the housewife's food dollar.

In nousewne aouar. nana of Mrs. Nancy L. Kilpatrick 1653 Southwest 13th Miami.Fla aerials and caused heavy losses to farmer lost while the big process Partly as a result, the Eisen guerite Huber; two sisters, tne Misses Louise and Adelia Loring, crops, especially corn, along the 1951, he got exactly 50 percent, Today he's getting only 45 percent, Sgt. 1-C Rudolph J.

Lambert, son or gained. hower administration is now faced southern New Jersey coast. France Pledges Aid To Sultan of John J. Lambert, c-o South Note Former Federal Trade The decline In the farmer's share and a brother, Ernest Loring, all of Brooklyn, NY. with the difficult and embarrassing fact that prices today are higher Georgia Music Thomasville, Commissioner John Carson spark- is hitting practically all major Services and burial will be at Ga.

plugged the proposed Investigation farm products. Between the second Shortly before 7 p.m. (EST) the weather bureau said the wind had died down to 45-mile-an-hour gusts at Atlantic City and that the resort had escaped serious damage and than ever while the farmer share is lower than ever. of the big processors profits. When Yonkers.

Scobee Funeral Home, Delray Beach, has charge locally. quarter of '52 and the second quar Turkey Over The Gems NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 14 (UP) Jeweler Leonard W. Gunzberg was charged today with violating The state sanitary code by operating a turkey farm on the second floor of his store 200 feet from Canal Street. Police said Gunzberg; quartered 20 full-grown turkeys above bis gem display.

CmUmm4 From Fata One. It was promised that prices ter of this year, the farmer's share his term of office expired last spring, Eisenhower did not reap of the consumer's beef-dollar de casualties. BARRY MATTHES. Graveside would go down when the new administration removed controls last point him. Earthquakes clined 36 percent.

In the case of RABAT, Morocco, Aug. 14 (UP) France, pledging support to Sultan Mohammed despite his known anti-F leanings, deployed Long Island residents were given services for the two-year-old son butter, the farmer share dropped February: Instead, price levels Washington Pipeline The White House is determined more time to prepare for the storm of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. 9 percent; cheese, 13 percent: The weatr.er bureau said the center Matthes.

817 Glenridge Will to provide cover and make ade evaporated milk, IT percent; and to -fire the official who "leaked" to the Wall Street Journal the ad thousands of loyal troops today to block an effort by dissident chief have reached new heights. While beef cattle are selling at record lows, beefsteak is selling in the butcher shops for almost record quate feeding arrangements for tne was expected to pass over the eastern tip of the island at about fluid milk, 7 percent. be held at 2 pm today in Hillcrest Cemetery. The child died Thursday in a hospital here. thousands of persons at present tains to oust him from the throne, In contrast, middlemen fees 6 a.m.

tomorrow. Earlier warnings ministration's tentative plans for revising the Taft-Hartley Law. So destitute around the town. were generally moving upward. Be highs.

Yet Congress voted to bar Resident Gen. Augustin Guil- said It would strike at about mid Surviving, in addition to nis The ordeal seemed without end far, however. It hasn been pos tween 1951 and '52 they made 17 an investigation. night. Cooler In Southeast WASHINGTON, Aug.

14 (UP) sible to fix the blame. percent more on a pound of beef; On Sept. 27, President Truman parents, are a sister, Sheila G. Matthes; a brother, Paul T. Matthes.

and all the paternal and 4 percent more on a pound of drop in demand for steel has threatened to put the steel gougers wrote to Federal Trade Commission Chairman Mead asking for a as the mountains rumnied ana shook In a new series of quakes. A man-made danger added to the terror in the coastal villages where hand grenades used by fishermen IN THE CITY Members of the Pythian Sisters maternal grand and great bread; and 3 percent more on a pound of butter. out of business. Only month ago special Investigation to give us a laume sent one of his chief aides to tell Thaol El Glaoui, pro-French pasha of Marrakech and leader of the rebels, that France cannot support him and "may very well use troops" If necessary to restore calm. Official quarters at the residency aid "there is no question of France the gray marketeers were charging breakdown of the consumer's dol Simultaneously, the food-proces The Weather Bureau said today the Southeast, Northern Plains and Great Basin will be cooler than normal during the next 30 days while temperatures will be above normal in the Northeast, Southwest and Gulf Coast.

Mizeu-simon-f avme nas cnarge. exploded in the burning huts. sing industry Increased its net Fishing boats bobbed aimlessly $40 a ton above the normal factory price. NAM admits its proposed 5 percent sales tax on all Sodality Temple are requested to attend funeral services for Roy Marquis at 4 pm today in the Mi-zell-Simon-Faville Funeral Chapel, it is announced by Mrs. H.

E. Keim, most excellent chief. earnings, after taxes, 11 percent between the last half of 1951 and the last half of 1952. offshore, their owners dead or missing Today's Bible Verse manufactured products, except consenting to the replacement of In thei rest of the country, tem Offers from help poured In from foods, will hit hardest at low-in Farmers Lose In addition to the squeeze on food come families. It'll cost the peratures are expected to be about normal, the bureau said in its forecast for the Aug.

15-Sept. 15 period. TOWNSEND MEET TONIGHT products, farmers are also losing out on other basic commodities. An imoortant meeting for mem per-year family about $100, but the family only about $200. Radford, new chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, tells friends privately he expects Between December '51 and Decem bers of the local Townsend Club Is slated at 7:30 this evening at Pointing out that the government needed the Information to deal with the complex problems of the modern US economy, Truman said that "powerful Interests are at work trying to convince the consumer that it is the farmer who is responsible for the high cost of living.

although the farmer receives only about half of the consumer's food dollar," To carry out this vital probe, the Federal Trade Commission asked the 83rd Congress for Thou shalt also suck the milk of the Gentiles, and shalt suck the breast of kings: and thou shalt know that I the Lord am thy Saviour and thy Redeemer, the mighty One of Jacob. Isaiah 60:16, the sultan." The dissident chieftains, meeting lit El Glaout's pink palace in Marrakech, voted today to depose the sultan and Install his first cousin Moulay af "monarch" of this strategic French protectorate. French officials persuaded the rebels to delay publication of their decision for 24 hours, while Gull-laume went to confer with Moham- many Western nations. The International and the American Red Cross flew in supplies. American and British warplanes and warships became Instruments of mercy.

A ileet of Israeli frigates helped with the rescue. France loaded a cruiser with doctors and medicine. Italy loaded a transport with supplies. med and try to persuade him to act on long-delayed reform acts. 423 Iris when Charles W.

Wet-terman, national club manager. 'very serious trouble" In Indo The dissidents attacked the sultan ber '52 the housewife paid 4 percent less for cotton articles, but the farmer who grew the cotton received 21 percent less. And as the tobacco manufacturers and middlemen gradually Increased and Dr. Carl C. Lunon, norma china within a matter of weeks.

because of his "Impiety" and his links with the Communist-supported Townsend organizer, will be guest speakers. (Copyright, 1953, By The Bell Syndicate, Inc.) 'independence" party..