News-Journal du lieu suivant : Mansfield, Ohio • 1

1 Wcall lcr Final Edition MANSFIELD NEWS-JOURNAI Scattered showers tonight, Tuesday. Low tonight in 50's. VOL. 72, NO. 355 PHONE 7231-6 MANSFIELD, OHIO, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1957 InUrnattonat New Srvlc United fTeti SEVEN CENTS Pilot Listed In Fair Condition Phone Strike End Near Union Vole Due Tomorrow BULLETIN it it j.

4 I 4 ft I fcJ SMi Bulletins Dope Raid AVf 2 CLEVELAND (UP) Juanita Knight, 24, and Christine a 26, were arrested today in a narcotics raid by police on an apartment here. Officers said one of the women tossed a package containing needles and other narcotic equipment out a window. Crash Injures 60 CHARLEROI, Belgium INS Three persons, two passengers and an engineer, were believed Ao have been killed today when two electric trains collided near Charleroi in Belgium. More than 80 persons were reported injured, 20 of them seriously. Gets State Post COLUMBU (INS) Dr.

Harry G. Geyer, state veterinarian from 1947 until the fall of 1 952, was appointed today to his old post again, effective March 1. PffD LfucalU Path Slashes COLUMBUS (UP) Gov. C. William O'Neill today warned Scioto County officials the National Guard will move in if needed to protect cable repair crews and maintain order during the restoration of telephone service In the area.

COLUMBUS, (UP)-An end to the seven-month dispute between the Ohio Consolidated Telephone and Communications Workers of America was in sight today. Both sides studied a tentative agreement reached here Sunday after a 26-hour negotiating session. Contract terms were not released. Union members of the Southern Ohio CWA locals are expected to vote on ratification of the contract -Tuesday. CALLS MEETING Woods In UN Awaits Israel's Decision A w.

.1... 4 Critical Hour Faces Assembly Meanwhile. Gov. C. William O'Neill asked local and law enforcement officials in the Portsmouth area to meet with state officials here today.

"It is imperative that we By GEORGE CONSTABLE A Mansfield based F-84-E jet fighter plane cut a 100-yard swath through a sparse woods, burst into flames and crashed on the Pennsylvania Railroad tracks at 3:25 p.m. yesterday southwest of the airport. The pilot, William -A. Meyer, 34, of Valley View, a suburb of Cleveland, suffered a broken leg, fractured vertebrae and burned left hand. His condition was reported as fair today at Mansfield General Hospital.

Meyer, a member of the 164th Fighter-Interceptor squadron, Ohio Air National Guard, is part-owner of a tavern in Garfield Heights. The jet crashed on the tracks between Trimble Rd. and Bowman St. about a mile southwest of the airport. Lt.

Col. A. B. Line, and go" approach to manding officer of the 164th Mansfield Airport a train-Fighter Interceptor Squad- mg flight in which the jet pi. ron.

Ohio Air National Guard, lot lands hls craft ani takes said a partial power failure back 5nt0 the air without probably caused the crash, itjstoppmg. was the first major mishapi Meyer had touched down for the Mansfield was heading back up into and the first mar on an oth-the air. Shortly after leaving erwise perftct flight record, southwest runway, the Col. Line saic. 'plane had a partial power fail UNITED NATIONS, N.

Y. (INS) The UN Assembly faced a critical and historic hour today as the U. S. moved now turn out joint efforts to expedite the immediate restoration of telephone service to break the Israeli with in Scioto County. Portsrnouth.ldrawal deadlock.

ana Jew Boston and tne Oth- Ambassador Henrv Cahnt 4 X. er affected areas in Southern Lodge was to reveal to the! and Southeastern i this afternoon-bar-f O'Neill said. jrjng furtner postponement! Announcement of th. Israelis ready to' ment came Sunday when a evacuate the Gaza Strip and! company spokesman 1 d.Gulf of Aqaba or whether the! United Press that bargaining; s. backs punitive sanctions! teams had agreed on a the Israeli envprn- Bowman St.

and Trimble Rd. The truck in the background, equipped with a winch and steel cable, was later used THUNDER JET CRASH Still burning are the remains of the Air National Guard F-84-E which crashed yesterday afternoon on the Pennsylvania railroad tracks between ure. Meyer was unable to to pull the plane from the twisted railroad tracks. (Photos to Col. Line, hold what altitude he had and According Capt Meyer by Gene Ingalls) was maKing labor agreement" and on'menl -terms and provisions of at Dramatic events last night strike termination agree-, followed on the heels of an rment." 'optimistic communique by dived into the sparse woods.

Col. Line said Meyer was participating in a local training flight and had been up in me union voie nnai Secretary of State John Fos-i agreement, formal signing of ter Dulles and Israeli Ambas-? the air about 30 minutes. The plane, a Thunderjet, is worth about $250,000. Meyer has inc cumraci wouia lane Abba Eban after their Washington talks. a member of the Air National Guard for nearly two 'years.

His wife reached his nnu i am certain that all the people of Ohio 1 i.i vy---it LODGE CONFERS Lodge met immediately and especially the citizens of; Portsmouth, join me in heart with Secretary General Dag; Hammarskjoid to brief him (Continued On Page 3) on the latest u.h. moves to ain Israeli compliance with Bids Oiieiieclia 1 assembly withdrawal edicts. bedside several hours after the crash. TRAINS DELAYED The crash drew throngs of Mansfielders to the out-of-the-way spot along the railroad right-of-way. It cut eight power lines and mangled railroad tracks so much that re-(Continued On Page 3) A ton UN source said after the Lodge-Hammarskjold con- For Addition withdrawal deadlock will not: jbe immediate and instantaneous.

But we hope step bv Ilrinkerhoff School Job To Gm $99,592 step and progressively there will be developments which Low bids, totaling $99,592 (Will obviate the necessity of Tor the six-room addition at, forcing sanctions to a M. I 1 Brinkerhoff School, were The U. S. Ambassador se- I .1 1 opened by the Board of Edu cured a postponement of this cation at noon today. morning's scheduled assem- Low bidders were Weitman bly showdown session on sanc- Bros Co.

of Gahon, allow time for Eban; the general contract; Madison.to receive new instructions' Plumbing and Heating from Jerusalem following his Hninpliryes Cuts Week 300 To Go On 3-Day Schedule Approximately 300 production workers at the Inger-soll-Humphryes Division East Fifth St. plant were notified today they will work a three-day week, effective Feb. 28 and running to May 1. The work week reduction was announced by George Kelch, firm's president, who said the schedule is expected to be increased to a four-dav $22,439 for the plumbing, heat-j meeting with Dulles, ing and ventilating work; and! Buchman Electric, $7,664 for electrical work. Water Service Cut Scheduled Water Department Superin ACTION DUE Bids will be presented to the board at the regular meeting tendent Charles Anglin today Wednesday night and are ex-iannounced a three-hour shut-pected to be acted upon, ac-jdown of water service to all An Oscar Candidate cording to Clerk Treasurer, nomes south of Logan Rd.

on MACHINE GUNS RECOVER ED-In the photo at the right Air Guardsmen display two of the Thunderjet's four 50 caliber machine guns which were ripped off by the impact of the crash. All four of the weapons were recovered by guardsmen who searched nearby fields. Holding the weapons are Sgt. Lawrence Carr, 1013 Averill Sgt. Elwood Baehr, Galion: Airman 3rd Class Ronald Nyl, John H.

Eisaman. (Wants More Phone Stock Lexington Ave. and south of Finney Rd. on Cook Rd. scheduled for tomorrow Other bidders and bids submitted today were: General mulliwuuu uf) "jas- weeK on April 1, and then per" was the most difficult' back to full production by actor to film when his scenesiMay I.

in "The Spirit of St. The 80 production employes were made. He required 4.200i at the company's vitreous Drowns In Black Fork MansfirMrr Loses Life At Loudonville The Ohio Bell Telephone Co nro; ana 5gt. Kooen snyaer, uanon. At the left, is a view of the pilot's compartment which burned for several hours after the plan fell to the ground.

Burning magnesium stand-ins. some of whom gave china plant on West Fourth construction Friebel andimorning. Hartman. Anglin said work to replace Housing, E. L.

Myers, a defective water main valve and Sons, Jacob Wolf would begin about a. m. Ludwig Zahn, and should be completed JSfi.OOO. about 10:30 a. m.

He advised tnH.iv ak thp Pnhlir I 'tilitipsi A i Ml a. "ineir lives on parts made it impossible for fremen to put out the fire. iCommission for permission to ZSlSi tKiiir on aHHitiAna chime Ji "rr accompanied Lind- Kelch said that new hous- nf rnmmnn cfnrt in thA Mnc. Herman Mink, 65, of 47 cieLint wun oeue me area to draw Lexington was drowned Tdephone Co. ljffi ectnc.

w.mmi; and K.chland sufficient water for cooking Sunday evening in the Black! Electric. JS.09R. 'and laundry nurnoses. Iwh n.r Press reported. Merev Killing Unlawful Pope OICs Drugs In Relief Of Pain He was pronounced dead' from drowning by Ashland; County Coroner Delsher Frid-j line hen his body was recov-j ered at 6:30 p.

m. after an, hour's search. i Ohio Bell now owns 23,434 shares of the Mansfield This is about 28 per cent of the outstanding stock of the company. i The commission earlier had authorized Mansfield Tele-1 Report Trucker Saved Man's Life Kon-Tiki Ad ven turei Solves 2 Mysteries 'phone to issue and sell 21.S4S, According to the report of; Ashland County Sheriff T. R.I VATICAN CITY (INS) Pope Pius XII has given: shares of no par common identified only as Brown, Mink was in an auto his approval for the use of drugs and hvpnosis for the ctnrk ju ijcn saw 111c Tqv nf of with saving the life OVER THE NORTH POLE (UP) Thor three friends when he purpose of "voiding or soothing pain." even if they shares it wished to buv would r-ul" Charles Arthur Kemp.

925 Dickson Parkwav. shortly the Norwegian explorer, said today he had solved the asked that the car be shorten life dinuuiii io i9 per tern 01 noon toriav in antn.tr two creat archeological mvstenes of Eastpr Island in Mink then walked alone be- new issue. He reaffirmed his view that wve a strong personal in-aii fnrms of puthanasia mfr- terest and knowledge of the UVA iUCll li ii V- west of Ontario, on U. S. Route 30-S.

a scientific adventure he described as pvnn ninr f. hind some buildings on the Ohio Bel. said it would pay cinatinff than his famous Kon-Tiki pvnpriitinn north side of West Main st 'cy billing are unlawful." but, problems of modern medicine. $27.60 per share for the new Kemp, who was reportedly he said: unequivocally endorsed issue. on his own blood," hear the bridge.

MacCartney Thi handsome 43-vear-old several worked said scene persons at tne scientists had a strance storv speakine. He said he was mm' c-r r. "if thP artnal administra-tors efforts to 'bring suffer- jhad stopped breathing just be jfort Taylor stopped his truckjwith the injured man but were to tell and he told it in a pleting a book and editing It ion of drugs brings about two'in? under man's control" by strange place feetlcolor film of his vear-long Wnen Mink did not return distinct effects, one the relief the use of anesthetics and over the North Pole in what'stay on Easter Island, the t0 the car for several minutes, 0f Dain anC the other the even "psychic pain preven- ana ran to the scene. FORCED MOUTH OPEN his three friends decided to -iMion tion. unaDie to get nis mouui pneu open.

Taylor's truck owned by Kaplan Bros, of Cleveland was reportedly not Involved in the accident. inhlKitA1 nnnl Mu must have been the first jiwin.iil..ii Daily Chuchlc Not all women are guilty of repeating gossip. One of them had to start it. 1II1IU iltCU SUtH Ull investigate. He had vanished, iis lawful.

Psfchic pain prevention was (Continued On Page 3) (defined as hypnosis and the The Pone's opinions were Pope said he was opposed to A witness, Ronald MacCartney of U.S. Route 30-S, who livps ahnut a mil tmm fhp terview ever given over thejearth. It is a Chilean posses-top of the world. ision 2,000 mile? west of the Below us as we spoke in the, north coast of Chile, the near-first regularly scheduled air-est land. There is one regular An ambulance driver from isoipd Sundav in answer-to! "hypnosis in general," for accident, said Tavinr tn-rnd Snyder Funeral Home in Gal mVlltr .1 a fountain hPtu.pn!ion said it appeared Kemp pur- liner to cross the pole on the ship a year, and the new Scandinavian Airlines'sian natives squeeze out a liv- ti ihree questions on whether uu't piuMning fnt lo I lie IJo lht spirit 0f the gospel per-Pse by unqualified 17 Kemp's teeth and managed to! was thrown out of his car by 4 ing from poultry and farming.

GRENOBLE. France (UPVmits use of analgesia, total sons short-cut route between Europe and Tokyo we could see I I he island was discovered. Twelve Kilgallen Markets Movies Society mountain rescuejanesthesia and "the-use of, iciicrait-u ms previously classified 13-16 rescued Sunday'drugs even if the lessening of. stated position of permitting Comics 15-17 3 Tree oiooa irom Kemp moutn fi which was choking him. back, swallowing blood said Taylor then rolled Kemp from numerous cuts about the and administered artifi-i face- the in 1722 by a Dutch admiral dogs were vast wastes of snow twilight glow of the childbirth.

i i naimpcv rni nmnn r.t.. ta of Alpinists pain probably will be accom-1 vrtuc looKing ior an entirely amer- when a party Leains is Sports respiration until the in- jent island and even then the reached a snowbound station panied by the shortening of On the delicate poin (Continued On Page 3) 15 4 9 Kemp was taken to Galion Hospital whe-e he was reported in fair cond.tson I Dr. Crane of Editorials Hospitals bui li was ui mc warm i a- nrst wnite men were Dorecwrth rucksack-loads of meat life." cific that Heyerdahl was (Continued On Page I) Jfor the starving canines. i The Pontiff, TV, Radio 12 jured man started to breathe Weather 9 a sain. known who is.