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Page 12 TONAWANDA NEWS Tuesday, January 2 1 , 1958 GOP Foreign Aid Proposal Faces Congressional Battle WASHINGTON 'IP* - Senate Republican Leader William F.j Know land said today that foreign j aid and reciprocal trade, two of President Eisenhower's key legis- lative proposals, are in for stiff fights in Congress. But the California senator pre-! dieted both will pass in some form although possibly in weaker form than the President wants. At the same time Knowland toldj reporters he is unswerving in hiSj opposition to continued military or economic aid to Marshal Tito's Yugoslav Communist government. Knowland left his GOP leader's chair last year to lead an unsuc- cessful fight against aid to Tito. Military aid to Yugoslavia has since been scrapped but economic help apparently will continue. The Republican Senate leader made the statements as the Sen- ate Foreign Relations Committee, of which he is a member, pre- pared to question George V. Allen, President Eisenhower's nominee for director of the U.S. Informa- tion Agency, about his plans for the agency. The President has asked for in- creased funds for the USIA which ran into considerable congression• al criticism last year when it was headed by Arthur Larson, so-1 called philosopher of "modern Re- publicanism." Allen's nomination was not ex-! pected to have serious trouble in the Senate. Eisenhower has stressed the need for foreign aid, expansion of the reciprocal trade program and expansion of the Information Agency as key points in the U.S. counter-offensive to Russia's eco- nomic and psychological ad- vances. Bill Would Protect Sources of News ALBANY (UP) — Nwsmen could refuse to disclose sources of information given in confidence under a bill filed in the Assembly Monday night, The measure introduced by As- semblyman Bernard Austin of New York City specified newsmen could not disclose confidential communications if Ihey were giv- en in the regular course of busi- ness. TONAWAN PA ( gg> NBWS W " ***** j Phone LU 1000 Kenuiore & Town VI 9000 Trouble-Laden Snowstorm Heading for Eastern States Bostonian Subpoenaed In Apalachin Probe NEW YORK <l P)-Frank Cuc- chiari, a Boston cheesemaker, has been subpoenaed to appear before the New York State Legislative Watchdog Committee Feb. 6 in Albany, it was reported Monday. Cucchiari was one of the dele- gates to the Apalachin "crime convention.** By UNITED PRESS A widespread snowstorm, mak- ing up in size what it lacked in j •punch, moved bulkily eastward ! today and promised more trouble' in the hard hit North Atlantic! states. Few points east of the Conti-' nental Divide escaped the turbu-i lent storm, the Midwest's worst! of the season, as it dumped foot-[ high snows in Lebanon. Kan., and; turned highways into death traps) with rainy downpours along the Southeast. At least 14 weather - caused deaths were tallied around the nation as a result of traffic ac- cidents and frigid temperatures. In West Finley. Pa., a mother and four of her children were killed when gas roon heaters consumed all the oxygen in their sealed two-story home, creating deadly carbon monoxide. Heavy snow warnings with ac- cumulations up to four or more inches were issued for the Mid- west today, and the U.S. Weather Bureau said rains were spreading j across the Appalachians to the, Atlantic Coast. A movement of moist Gulf air! exerted a slight warming influ-! ence in the East which was hit' by 30-degree below zero tempera- i tures in the New York Adiron- dacks Monday. A mixture of rain and sleet in the North Atlantic was expected to create new driv- ing hazards in the area and turn to light snow later in the day. Temperatures dropped in the nation's mid-section as the storm pulled eastward. In a broad area extending from the Gulf into the Ohio Valley, rainfall totals were close to a half-inch in many places. How Can I ? By AVNE Q — How can I wash dress shields? A — Use lukewarm soapy water and a teaspoon of bak- ing soda. Rub soap on a small brush and brush both sides of the shields. Rinse in water of the same temperature and dry in a shady place. Q — How can I prepare an invigorating bath? A — When one is tired, and < ASHLEY every muscle seems to ache, a warm bath at bedtime, to which has been added 1 cup of Epsom salts and 2 table- spoons of mustard, is often ef- fective. Q — How can I separate two drinking glasses that have stuck together? A — Pour cold water into the inner one, and place the outer one in warm water. They will separate readily. Beauty at Home By LYNN Q—How can I prepare my- f self a good, "all-purpose" beauty mask at home? A—Add three teaspoonfuls of powdered milk to the white of an egg, and apply this to face and throat. Let dry, then remove with tepid water. CARTER Q—How can I prevent the gold-colored clasps and other metal ornamentations on my new handbag from tarnishing? A—By painting the metal lightly with some clear nail polish. Medical Memos By H. L. TIerschensohn, M.D. ZramUiA Sc pbooh By DR. ERNEST G. OSBORNE I CAN If you are getting ultrasonic; treatments, have your doctor show you an interesting demonstration,; one which would delight a ma-: gician. I When the current is turned on. read - v to § ive youngsters a hand put your hand over the smooth wlth whatever they are doing. And head of the ultrasonic device thls is often in order - But hel P in S Too Much Help is Neither Welcome nor Wise. Most parents and teachers are Apalachin Grand Jury Reconvenes OWEGO <UP>—A Tioga County grand jury reconvened here today to begin taking testimony from the first of two dozen or more hoodlums and their associates who attended the gangland con- vention at Apalachin, N. Y., last Nov. 14. There was little indication, how- ever, that any of the subpoenaed hoods would tell the reason for the meeting of 65 underworld characters at the palatial home of Joseph Barbara near Endicott.' On the basis of past experiences there was considerable reason to believe that many would hide be- hind the protective Fifth Amend- ment. At least 28 of the "guests" have been subpoenaed. Topping the list, and likely to be the first called, is Roy Carlisi, a Buffalo club I owner. Carlisi, in a recent appear- jance before the Legislative Watch dog Committee, also probing the Apalachin meeting, took refuge behind the Fifth Amendment. Carlisi joined the long list of others who refused to talk about the meeting or give the commit- tee any kind of answers as to why- it was called. Mrs. Joseph Barbara, wife of the convention host, reportedly has been subpoenaed for today's session, but officials refused to confirm or deny the report. In its last session, the grand jury heard from State Police Ser- geant Edgar Croswell and about I a dozen other state troopers who ! staged the "raid" on the Barbara j home and broke up the gangland j meeting. At least seven of the delegates appeared last Friday, including Joseph Barbara Jr., son of the convention host. A new subpoena date was set for Barbara who is scheduled to appear Jan. 24. Dist. Atty. George Boldman and State Investigations Commission- er Arthur L. Reuter said that in addition to the new appearance date of Barbara others were: Ignatius Cannone of Endwell on Jan. 28, Russell Bufalino of Kings- ton, Pa., and James V. Laduca ;on Jan. 31, and Vnthony Magad- ;dino and Dominic D'Agostino of Niagara Falls both on Feb. 4. which resembles a microphone. h a s a t i m e a u nd a Pl ace - Too often Well-Clothed Burglar Object of Police Hunt rv DE WITT (UP i-The competent \m will feel noth.ng or perhaps want t o do whatever they're doing bur S lar who Monda >' ni S nt broke a slight degree of warmth. Then J ^ ™ ^ Peter S. Asprinio's house have the doctor put a few drops Take ^ N h art -must be something of a clothes of water on the device you have teacner fflf mstance | f w a g d i f . : horse. t0U u h *t ,. mnie '? latel ;; the water .ficult for hex not to take the He took 13 pairs of pants, 3 will boil and spatter as if it brush or crayon o u t 0 f o n e o f her suits, 2 sports jackets, 2 pairs of were dropped on a red-hot metal pupils hands and « ini p rove - wna t shoes, $350 in cash, a wallet, a plate. \et. if you put your hand he was doing. Finally, some of wrist watch and two cameras. He on the same area again when it is ttffm learned to protect t h e i r even took a bottle of milk. dry, you will feel nothing. work by resisting her efforts. There must be a layer of oil; At home, too, well-meaning. MESSAGE OF DOOM between the ultrasonic head and j mothers and fathers, eager to help MANSFIELD, La. (UP)— Mrs. your body for the ultrasonic 1 son or daughter to do things the Howard Averitt sent an emergen- ces to have any effect. Or, if. best possible way, engage in this; C y message Monday to her hus- the device is placed in water and'kind of "help." And then they i band at the factory where he the part of the body is likewise'are often upset when the "help"! worked ' police reported When under water then the treatment I isn't welcomed. Averitt,' 35, appeared at the fac- will be effective. For example if It's sound policy to keep hands tory gate, police said, his wife your have osteoarthritis of the ( off unless there is a definite re- kined him with a blast from a knee and you sit in a hydrother- quest lor help. Add even then one shotgun apy tank with your- knee under; does well not to take over but only . the water, if the ultrasonic de- to boost the youngster over his I LEGAL NOTICE vice is also under water and difficulty. The "do-it-myself" urge | beamed towards the affected knee, \ 1S one th at should not be dis- then the calcium nodules in the couraged. joint may be loosened giving you considerable relief. Of course in treating arthritis or bursitis of the shoulder a lay- er of oil is placed over the area to be treated and the ultrasonic device is gently rubbed over it. The treatment takes only a few minutes aXsd is absolutely pain- less. Because ultrasonic therapy is so painless sometimes a patient wonders if it is doing anything. The drop of water demonstration will prove that its action is very- dramatic. KENNAN LEAVES CLINIC ZURICH, Switzerland <UP)- ieorge F. Kennan, former U.! ambassador to Russia, leaves for I NOTICE TO BIDDERS FOR COLLECTION OF REFUSE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that \ the Town Board of the Town of) Wheatfield will receive bids for the! i collection of tin cans, refuse and, George F. Kennan, former rj.S.i rubbish -<« xclusive of garbage, with-j in the Township to commence on> January 1st. 1958. and to end on; England today after having a December 31. 1958. Said bids'must 1 physical Check-up at the Cantonal I be sealed and accompanied by aj Clinic here. Kennan entered the! bid bo " d °f " sl 2 £ ep ° s " ir \ th , e! ~«_i- *~ J u • amount of 10^ of the bid and ad- CliniC four days ago. He IS re- j dressed to the Town Clerk and will turning to Oxford University I be opened by the said Town Board where he is a visiting professor.! f h t „ a 9 ! 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GOP Foreign Aid Proposal Faces Congressional Battle
WASHINGTON ' I P * - Senate Republican Leader William F.j Know
land said today that foreign j aid and reciprocal trade, two of
President Eisenhower's key legis-lative proposals, are in for stiff
fights in Congress.
But the California senator pre-! dieted both will pass in some
form although possibly in weaker form than the President wants.
At the same time Knowland toldj reporters he is unswerving in
hiSj opposition to continued military or economic aid to Marshal
Tito's Yugoslav Communist government. Knowland left his GOP
leader's chair last year to lead an unsuc-cessful fight against aid
to Tito. Military aid to Yugoslavia has since been scrapped but
economic help apparently will continue.
The Republican Senate leader made the statements as the Sen-ate
Foreign Relations Committee, of which he is a member, pre-pared to
question George V. Allen, President Eisenhower's nominee for
director of the U.S. Informa-tion Agency, about his plans for the
agency.
The President has asked for in-
creased funds for the USIA which ran into considerable
congression• al criticism last year when it was headed by Arthur
Larson, so-1 called philosopher of "modern Re-publicanism."
Allen's nomination was not ex-! pected to have serious trouble
in the Senate.
Eisenhower has stressed the need for foreign aid, expansion of
the reciprocal trade program and expansion of the Information
Agency as key points in the U.S. counter-offensive to Russia's
eco-nomic and psychological ad-vances.
Bill Would Protect Sources of News
ALBANY (UP) — Nwsmen could refuse to disclose sources of
information given in confidence under a bill filed in the Assembly
Monday night,
The measure introduced by As-semblyman Bernard Austin of New
York City specified newsmen could not disclose confidential
communications if Ihey were giv-en in the regular course of
busi-ness.
