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Graduate Tonight mot West errre.s | eriday, July 16, 1953 "| Appointment Told. Reports Denied NEW YORK # — Gov. Thomas! CARBONDALE, Ps. @—Mr. E. Dewey denied today a published | Mrs. Rexford Oakicy, who © report that President Eisenhower like to have “an even two has “let it be known” to him that | children, may yet 2! he would like him to run for gov-/ Yesterday Mrs. Oakley @rnor next year, and that Dewey ‘ed her husband with a six acceded. {10ounce girl—their 39th “Sheer fiction’ Dewey told a, All but- one of the newsman when asked for comment | whose ages range frogn on a New York Daily News story | old twin boys'to James, 24, are from Washington. Dewey said the | ing. lt Hi iF subject was not mentidned when he visited the White House this week. The News said Eisenhower had made the same overture to Re- publican Sen. James H. Duff re garding the goveraorship of Penn- sylvania. “Dewey said, yes. Duff said maybe,” the News said. Duff could not be reached for comment. Dies In Chair When the twins were born to the 44-year-old couple mm March, 1952, Oakley commented: “We'd like to have an even two j ‘ ° ' Protective Device LOS ALAMOS, N M. M@—A ‘noted atomic scientist has urged construction of atomic-powered ra- dar stations in the Atlantic, Pa- cific and Northern Canada to pro- JEFFERSON CITY, Mo., WA! 4, from attack. youthful St. Louis Negro, outward- oe aesee ene ee Cornell ly calm and praying for the man University physicist and visiting he killed, went to his death in| consultant at the Los Alamos atom- Missouri's lethal gas chamber ear- | jc laboratories, said last night the ly today. : | Atomie Energy Commission. could Kenneth Boyd, 23, died for the | provide the power to run scat- slaying of Sam Barenfeld, a St. | tered stations around the. U. 8. Louls grocer, Jan. 13, 1951. | Bethe spoke to atomic workers On his way to the execution | in the Los Alamos Little Theater. chamber, he prayed for his victim | @ as well as the judge who sen- MIs GROUP OF 131 YOUNGSTERS graduate from Dally Vacation Bible School tonight at 7:20. The school was carried on by Fleming Street Methoidst Church and Pirst Congregational Church, under the direction of Mra, J. E. Statham and the Rev. Charles E. Meeker. Tonight's program will be put on by the ‘youngsters @f the school and a display of their handicraft will be featured.—Finch, Citizen Staff Photo. No Hint Is Given As To Possible ‘In Springtime, Children, Like Flowers, eo Come Out Just About Everywhere ACCORDING TO COMMANDER H. N. KIRKMAN QP THE STATE HIGHWAY PATROL eo. Commercial Use... We Are Prepared To Furnish You With Clean, Pure Cube » Crushed ICE (Ice Division) Dial 2.6831 Key West, Florida fe 8 Fe EE ii & 5 of 32 “Hil | is i z i i LE Z i I 2 g petey tt pect tl Alsi 27,000 ati-Communist Korean War prisoners. It came on the second anniver- sary of the first negotiating ses- | ¢d sion. Correspondent Alan of the London Daily Worker told ‘Western newsmen here Friday: “The thing now is whether the United Nations commander will give assurance that the armistice will not be broken. Rhee does not President Eisenhower's envoy, As- Secretary of State Walter a LOU SMITH. 1116 White a “rat micine [Bloch Castigated TUNKHANNOCK, Pa. ) — Em- manuel Bloch, attorney for Julius | and Ethel Rosenberg, recently ex-! ecuted atom spies, came under the | fire of a local American Legion \ group today. { ‘The Legion’s District 14 con-| demned the attorney for declaring, | after the execution of his clients: | “I feel ashamed that I am an) American today.” The district offered in a state- Truce Negotiators Will Renew Efforts At Clearing Final Obstacles To Armistice Press or otherwise.” He indicated the talks, which began 15 days ago, will “remain ment to “pay for Bloch’s one-/ way passage to any country that! * | will allow him to feel shameless | Decause of his citizenship there- | of, provided that le guarantee that | he will never return to the United States of America.” Aw - Condition NEW YORK — The chairman of a congressional committee says “irregularities” have been spotted Rep. William KE. Hess (R-Obio), after questioning some 60 witness- es, yesterday told hewsmen: “Tt looks to me like the first phase of an investiga that will have to continue for some time.” Hess said he wants more infor- mation on surveys made before defense contracts were awarded and the qualifications of govern- ment ordnance inspectors. The hearings are schéduled to end today. WILL IS FILED NEW YORK # -—— The estate of Actor Roland Young was estimat- between $5,000 and $10,000 when his will was filed for probate yesterday. The London ~ born co- median died June 5. i i] j | | } | | | | | \ Bedroom - Living Room or Office with R.C.A, or MITCHELL Window or Console Models Thermostat Control BE COOL IN SUMMER WARM IN WINTER NO DOWN PAYMENT Lou's Radio and Appliance 622 Duval Street GREENE STREET tenced and the jury which con- victed him. | . Boyd got $30 in the robbery. CBS SELLS THEATER HOLLYWOOD # — The Colum. bia Broadcasting -System has nounced the sale of its CBS Vine Street theater, from. which many national network broadcasts originated. Huntington Hartford Il, A. & P. food store. heir, purchased . the house for a sum exceeding: $200,- 000, CBS ‘said yesterday. It. had been a CBS property since 1936. [Receives DSM TOKYO @—Maj. Gen. Thomas W. Herren, commander of the Ko- rean Communications Zone which supervises Allied prisoner of war jcamps, was awal rded the Distin- | guished Service Medal today. Herren commanded the Korean Communications Zone since it was ¢reated a year ago as the supply and rear area support organization of Allied forces in Korea. He will leave soon for the United States and an assignment in the office of the Arniy chief of staff. NOW GOING OW! OUR MID-YEAR NEW AND USED son ( Just Dial 2-704] or 2-2242 and anyone of our sales men will be immediately le for a DEMONSTRATION of a fine NEW OR USED FREE! 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