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farmer who wrote a threatening
letter to President Eisenhower
says he really had no mtention
of harming the President.
"You have a dangerous killer
to de,V with," said the four-page !
t.-ni hi me rresiaeni oy
John, Marek, 39. a farmer of With
ee. Wis. He was atrested bv Se
cret Service agents yesterday oni
a charge. of writing and sending!
a tnreatening letter to the Presi
dent. Secret Service agents said that
In the letter, dated March 26,
Marek blamed the chief executive
for financial setbacks on his farm,
Agents said his farm is complete
ly paid for.
The letter read:
"I hate to threaten you due to
your health . . . My advice to
you, Mr. Eisenhower, is you bet
ter not try again for president.
. . . Before I'll die. I'll make sure
the responsible party will go too" j
Marek, appearing before U.S. I
Bcntley Pike, said:
"When I wrote the letter I
thought it was my last d;.ys for
living I was distraught."
Marek was held in $500 bond
for investigation by the federal
grand jury. Agents said Marek,
who left his wife and children on
their farm Jan. 18, has been work
ing as a lathe operator in Chicago.
A moving sidewalk was shown
at Chicago's Columbia Exposition
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fate Depejragj
O0B fe. Unity
T)6ntmctAvar3e for
Fiml-Stast Satellite Racket
esire
Stevensoii
ill Metutor Ifele
G In Dissensions
I KLN'Ssi-AND. Ga. W ArlL-ii
Stevt-nson says "the fate of me
world depends tratlisj on unity
among Americaitf." o
"To ha'c tlhat unLjyo we must
settle the segregation prfibtem
pencc4bly, honorably and accord
ing to our law, our conscience" and
tral Jiocket Co., Itedlands. Calif.,
and the Allegany Ballistics Labo
ratory, Cumberland, Md.
Thn Maim inrl " . Clnnn T
our religion," he said last niejil in Martin 'o. of Baltimore, prime
a copyrighted interview with M-L contractor r the lfrojed, also
St. John, political editor of the At- namC(r subcontractors for an intri
lanta Constitution. C!itQ SyStem of gyroscopes and for
"I believe deeply that-there is an automatic pilot that will con
this unity in America's heart: and trol the flight.
1 nciicve tnat no man I on li or i The gyroscope mechanisms are
WASHINGTON' iXL -t'ilifornin lier that the Martin aircraft firm
amDMaryland ffinvswwc named will construct lit laum-hto mcch
today to 'Sonstrucl th tinnl-stagc nnism, that General rjtfctrl has
rocket oYstjined to propel a ti?S j, a contract to Solid the first-stage
SlBtW satellite into its orbit around j'Sickot nMnr tml thai ike econd
ie0earth. 0 n o staej'Bket wilPbe manufactuft'd
Onl? the pnyload oflhc SiWcl
lite Ust!jf how remains 'o be as
signea to a oianufacturer in proj
ect Vasguard. 11308 are to send
up such a m'tn-made moon within
the next two years. " o
The contract for the final rocket
issigi'd to the Grand Cen
by thr Aerojet-General (Corp., Azu-
su, Calif.
After the rftst two rockets have
burned out and o automatically
dropped0 off. the5 third rocket is
supposed to boost (tie medicine-ball-sized
satellite to a speed of
approximately 48,000 miles an
hour, o
South has any greater present
duty than to help find the way to
unite this nation and find the right
answer to this problem."
The candidate for the Demo
cratic presidential nomination said
i it is becoming increasingly diffi
I cult to fill the role of a mediator
j to unite extremists of the right and
the left.
"But," he said, "it also becomes
, more and more important that the
mediator's role be filled. The hope
that 1 could fill that role, in both
domestic and foreign fields, is the
I only satisfaction I get out of scek-
g the presidency again."
Stevenson said he has "been
to be built by the Minneapolis
Honeywell Regulator Co., Minne
apolis. The Vickers Electric Di
vision of the Spcrry Hand Corp.,
St. Louis, will design and make
the automatic pilot system.
The Navy had announced ear-
Crown lo Build
Camas Furnace
CAMAS. Wash, im Crown Zel
lerbach Corp. is planning to in
stall a 1 million dollar kraft pulp
process recovery furnace at its
Camas, Wash., paper mill, G. II.
working for party unity ever since ; aiiaway, manager, saiu wcancs
the 1 ! plprtinn It is Imnfimttvn I Oay
BUFFALO. N.Y. Mrs. Richard H. Smith proudly shows off
her twins in all combinations yesterday at home in suburban
Kenmorc. She holds 3-week-old Mary Margaret and Gerard.
Looking on (1. to r.) are Virginia and Theresa, 3, and Ircar)
Joseph and Harmon. 7. The Smiths also have three other chil
dren. (AP Pholofax)
Nevada,
of 31 per
with a population gain
cent between April 1.
that the Democrats win this year
Divided on foreign policy and com
mitted to serving only big business
in the domestic field, the Republi
cans have demonstrated their in-
1350 and July 1, 1954 had only CO.- ability to rule this nation
000 more people, but let the nat- lhe former Illinois governor
ion percentagewise. was interviewed at the Harry Gug-
The furnace, in addition to cre
ating steam for the plant recov
ers valuable chemicals. The new
unit would be the third of its kind
at the plant.
genhelm estate near Kingsland,
where he is on a brief vacation.
FBI Picks Up
Red Leader on
Smith Charge
WASHINGTON Idv-The Depart
ment of Justice Thursday an
nounced the arrest in Butte, Mont,
of John Cyril Hcllman. described
ns one of the leading Communists
in Montana and Idaho.
The announcement said Hellmnn
34. has been active in Communist
Party affairs lor approximately
10 years. The department said
Hcllman was taken into custody
by FBI agents without incident
at his home.
Hcllman was arrested on a fed
eral warrant issued in Great
Falls, Mont.. April 4. He is
charged with violation of the sec
tion of the Smith Act which makes
it illegal to be a member of the
Communist Party knowing its aim
to be the overthrow of the United
States government by force and
violence.
The arrest of Hcllman, the de
partment said, makes a total of
139 Communist Party officials and
RelU
Italy Steadily
posing Ground
Westinghouse Workers
Ift TiJryi Vot Out
Communists ' r
IS '
'URIN, Italy Ifl Workers at
the Argerican-conlrolled Vrstit
house air broke factory here have
voted out "the Commtfnist-bosscd
unioB which has controlled them
for years. .
The company is if subsidiary of
the Westinghousc Air Brake Co. of
Pennsylvania.
Voting in shop steward elec
tions, workers gave the anti-Communist
Italian Confederation of
Labor Syndicates (CISL) 51.5 per
cent of the vote compared with
44.4 per cent last year. The Com-
munlst-run General Confederation
of Labor (CGIL) dropped from
56 per cent to 42.1 per cent. In
dependents took the rost of the
vote.
The swing away from commu
nism was particularly notable
since as recently as 1954 the Com
munist union received 73 per cent
of the factory vote.
The Westinghousc air brake vote
followed the trend of the big Fiat
auto factory, where the Commu
nists also lost ground in an im
portant recent elections.
Italian Communists, whose two
million members make them the
strongest Red party outside the
Iron Curtain, has showed open con
cern recently at their slackening
hold on the Italian labor move
ment. funtionnrics arrested on chnrgoi
of Smith Act violations since July
1948.
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Colors Galore in
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guaranteed to bloom
choose from these colors
(1) Morning Kisi, whiterost
(2) Bloemfontein, pink Salmon
(3) Hone Von Meegeren,
Canary yellow
(4) John Wagenaar, red
(5) Ravel, purple-blue
(6) Silhouette, imoWy lavender
(7) Manioer, blood red
( 8) Striped Beauty, bi-color
( 9) Snow Princen, pure white
(10) Acca-Laurentia, scarlel
orange (11) Hopman'i Glory, yellow.
(12) Paul Rubeni, red-violet
(13) Rainbow-Mirtare
(U) Mixed, 25 bulbi tacked
$2 companion special
1.19
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(fa) H Rubrum Liliet: extra-large blooming,
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() $2 Ranuntulut: mixed colon, 1Q0 b'ulbi .. 1,19
4 $2 Anemonei: mixed colon, 100 bulbt' 1,19
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Lower Level
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buy now . . . sparkling values for the home
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from our complete garden shop
sprinkling can! reg. 4.95 model
Sprinkling can in
most desirable size.
shape; gal- 1 .49
Reg. 2.88, hen
favorite one; g a I
vanized! $1
only
vanized.
cookie cutter
Reg. 2.75 Wear-Ever
wheel ... 4 differ
ent patterns. 1 ,29
Special at
8.95 sprinkler
Famous 'n popular
whirling square head.
Nelson- A-49
make. "
1.25 Nelson whiz-head
sprinkler 99c
95c Nelson brass nozzle 69c
1.39 Nelson whirling sprinkler 88c
3.95 Nelson whirling "Fairy" 2.99
2.50 Nelson whiz sprinkler . ..1.99
85c "Can't-Beat-'Em" sprinkler 66c
3.95 Nelson's "Poppy"
sprinkler 2.99
1.35 Nelson "Cricket" sprinkler 99c
1.85 Nelson's "Crescent"
sprinkler 149
1.15 Nelson's "Nobby"
sprinkler 88c
60c Nelson "Spike" sprinkler . ..49c
from our gourmet! barbecue shop
24.95 tote table
24x60 aluminum of
iturdy build ...
real f ool-tivtrl
Verta- J .88
ceramic ware
Reg. 3.50! Glacier
brown, frotted white
trim; bran 0,59
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barbecue
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Rrg. 2.49 wicker let
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3.50 8-cup coffee carafe, stand 2.59
3.50 1-1" Lazy Susan, rotary
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3.50 6-pc. 6" individual salads 2.59
3.50 IVj-qr. cdsserole, warmer
stand .. 2.59
3.50 1 safad bowl,
servers 2.59
7.95 Brillum ice bucket, colors 4.95
2.79 aluminum broiler 1.49
89c aluminum colander 19c
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Ry. 2.39 big 9nd
roomy batVet . . .
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ovenproof'n 1 Q.95
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Diihweiher-detergent tafel
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