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feSkoppiHgT)ay$ ^7 (u Christmas THE DAILY BULLETIN Serving Endicott, Endwell, Vestal and Western Broome—Eastern Tioga Counties The Wtathtr Partly cloudy and cdU fcaritM and Saturday. Low 33 to 27 degrees tonight, hlffh 40 to 45 degreea tutuoi row. 5 Cants 20 Pages Endicott, N. Y.. Friday, Novatnbar 26, 1954 Takphona 5-3355 Vol. 90, No 60 Autopsy Scheduled An aufopsy has been scheduled for late this afternoon, to determine the cause of death of Sams Noble, elderly Endicott man whose body was found In a shallow creek bed at the rear of 5 Cornell Ave. this morning The autopsy was ordered by Dr. Robert S Glendening, a Broome County coroner, who is withholding his \rrdict Det. Lee Sands and Ptl Charles Wilcox, shown in th< foreground of a crowd at the scene, reported no indica tion of foul play in the death. Body of Endicott Man Discovered in Creekbed U.S. Sees Cold War Setback For Reds in Jailing of GIs • • • • • • • • • Reds Attack Island Near Formosa British Blast Buoys Americans' Protest; Ike Vows Full Effort Nafionalisl Report Says Foe Repulsed U-E Victory Bell-Ringers r By SPKNCKR MOOS A TAIPEI! Formosa <*>—Chinese Reds reportedly sent an assault force againt a tiny Nationalist outpost in the Formosa Strait to day, but there were conflicting re ports on whether they actually at tempted a landing The Nationalist Defense Minis try at first announced the Red* landed at Wuchiu Island and were driven off after many Communist soldiers were captured. Later the ministry issued a com munique saying the Reds ap proached the island from three di rections and were \repulsed\ by Nationalist defenders and war- planes The communique made Ho reference to a landing, or to the prisoners taken The communique said the Co- munists converged on Wuchiu from tore directions in five gun boats and \quite a few junks\ at 1 06 a m and were repulsed around 4 a. m. It said the Nation alist air force sank five Red mo torized boats and a number of junks about 8 a. m The situation on Wuchiu is quite good and we have heighten- the our a l ertness .' die communi que said Nature Uakaowa Tt was not clear whether the at tack on Wuchiu Island was intend ed as an invasion, a hit -and-run raid, or an effort to sec what the U S Tth Fleet might do. • . !1 M iL . The body of an elderly Endicott man. identified as Sam NobHt was found tn a small creekbed in the rear of 3 Cornell Ave shortly after 9:30 this morning Although no cause of death was immediately known police said there wu no indication of . foul play Thev said the man's 1 bodv had served as a temporary dflni in the small creek, but that the head was not under water, and apparently the man did not drown. Dr Robert S Glendening Broome county coroner was summoned to the scene, fhd or dered the body removed to Ideal three and a half years ago w ill a post mortem • ^'\K , °Pf n tomorrow lor the i)- examination was this afternoon Dr Glendening said he is with Hiss Leaves Prison Cell | LEWISBL'RC. Pa UT>-The pns on gates that closed on Alger Mis* what the out- ar 1U as- Formosa invasion, to kep the the fleet Hospital where ? ' year-old former state Department | official The one time ranking govern • v. A .u ment official will lenvi Lewisburg holding verdict in the death FederaJ P( . n itentiarv on a proba \ pending findings of the autopsy Uonary t^sis The body was discovered oy ^ h|s mnorpn< p the four vw-otd daughter o' lswearmg , alsr|v uh| .„ hr ^ Mr and Mrs James Lambnnos ] npver (n ft ( of 5 Cornell Avr «hen she went ^ sp> nn> . HlsJ> WHs ,. IimiMl ^ < ?o the store to buv some cand. i 0 the federal institution ^he rame home and told hpr | father that a man was King in the creek He investigated and then notified Endicott Police Headquarters Officers Larry Nahingpr and Charles Wilcox and Det Lee Sands called Dr Glendening then later removed the body to Ideal Hospital un der the coroner's direction Police said Mr Noble was \about 70' years old and lived in a small biiildine on thr hill above the sector where h .s bod\ was found Me will \rn\c 'h. p> s • i« a convicted felon He w ,11 he w th ou! the right to vott 01 n> •• i p .1 m office His wife Pnscllla is e\pe<to! to meet him at the prison gates when he is released It is 15 miles from the mainland and 10 miles south of Red-held Nan Jin Island It is S3 miles north east of Quemoy and 66 miles south-southeast of Foochow, capi tal of Fukien Province. The 7th Fleet has been patrol ling the Formosa Strait since June 27. 1900. Just break of the Korea] signed task ts to and the Pescai\ V S policy Reds guessing might do if one of the many off shore Nationalist outposts was threatened There was no indication that the fleet was needed today, or that the Nationalists asked for its help <In Washington the Defense <m\ State Departments said they had received no information on 1.. 1 . ported attack 1 President Chiang Kai-shek told interviewers just the other day that i( the United States openly committed itself to defend the off shore islands the Reds would not dare attack them Press reports said the defenders n( Uurhiu recoiled under the ini tial attack then counterattacked and with the support of Formosa- based warplanes erased the Com munist bridgehead. Latha Wildman—a star football player at U E back In the Twenties—rings the bell at En-Joie Park as Mayor C Burdette Parkhurst, left, and an unidentified schoolboy look on. The mayor helped dig the bell out of a mysterious retirement of about two decades, Mr. Wildman says the bell originally came from Newark Valley. • • • Bj LEWIS G11JCK WASHINGTON '.V) — Washington officials wert hopeful today that Rt -d China's imprisonment of 13 Ameri cans as \spies'' would lxK >nu>rang against Peiping in the diplomatic struggles of the cold war. Authorities here based this out look on what they said were two likely results from reaction of the free countries of the world. 1. Communist China will lose support for its drive to win general diplomatic recognition and a seat in the United Nations. 2 British efforts for a compro mise between Washington and Peiping on Chinese Nationalist- held Formosa will be dropped at least for the present. British offi cials indicated they shared this view The 13 Americans — 11 airmen and 2 civilians — were captured during the Korean War and this week, according to Peiping Radio, got sentences ranging from lour years to lile. British I MC H N ^ Interest ln~Wash» British govern- Spy Plot Confessed, Say Reds Main Stem Flashes 1 Sheppard Jury Sees Photos Of Bloodstains CLEVELAND, .f* - Photo graphs showing a trail of blood spots through the Sheppard house ot murder were introduced by the state today There were 15 pictures, and they were given state exhibit numbers 61 through 75 al though the defense objected un successfully to four of them Henrv Dombrowski. a chemist with 111 >ears experience tn the \police laboratory, identified the| photos from the witness stanu | He was a prosecution witness at the first degree murder trial o* Dr Samuel H Sheppard. the Bay Village osteopath who is accused of the July 4th fatal bludgeon ing of his wife Marilyn. 31 The blood specks—running up and downstairs from b/isement to. bedroom ind from door to door 1 Inside and out we-e ieteeted b) a substin.-e called 1 iminol This is a liquid \vhirh Domhrowski said is spr,.ycd in the suspected spot j Anti-Semitism Up I BERLIN West German societies for Christlan-Jewish. cooperation warned the Bonn | government and the German) of his trucking company em\ people todav that nationalistic | ploves to accompany him on a Benny Maruca still shaking hi*, hea d over the mix -up .that nearly cost him his turkcv din ner . . {Bound his misdeliverrd bird already stuffed and fixed for the oven at a neighbor s who thought shed been sur prised bv her family . . Quick action on a replacement saved the day for Benny's family Martha Ann Norton entering her teens today and thrilled by the whole birthday experi ence . . . Mhrotd Mrs. Carolyn Welsh back from a Buffalo hospital for Thanksgiving at home but due to return on tJecember 2 for more surger> Mesdames John (Mary) Ko- lodxej, Al (Beverly) Calico and Bob (Joyce) Kropo forming a sisterly tno \the l »tter two are twins 1 to celebrate their common birth anniversary to day. . . . Congrats and Mhrotd Mr. and Mrs. Laureace (Arnea) Seiko happily ap proaching the morrow when Congrats and best wishes will be in order on the occasion of their 50th wedding anni versary . Mrs B onh re cently returned from a pilgrim age abroad. Eugene Sfcerra reported to be doing satisfactorily after undergoine serious surgery at Ideal on Wednesday Paul Ktzzuto \ordering\ 12 and anti-seniitic- sentiments are mounting a rain In Germany. deer hunting Wednesday .. expedition on What a tyrant' By Barn«y Fr»nch- John (Dutch) Perhaaek of Dutch s Tavern getting away today with his son. Ronald, for a gander at the Army-Navy game tomorrow in Philly. . . Their reward\ for Poo being smart enuf to win 2 tlx and expenses. Charles Meyers. S A. of the USN celebrating s triple occa sion today what with being home on a 14 -day leave, ob serving his birthday today and joining a deer limiting expedi tion. Completed boot train ing at Bainbridge, Md. Lois Johns happy to.be bade in her Leona Ave. home,and feeling considerably improved after a quickie appendectomy and short stav in Wilson. . . . Still convalescing, however. Bob Maaa and a carload of Harpurites hustling their way over to Cornell the other night for a debate that Isn't sched uled to happen until next Tuesday evening. . . H'mm. Pat Crawford, daughter of Mr and Mrs Root GQmore. having the fun of celebrating her 14th birthday today. Rose Marie Parlsefla. daugh ter of Mr and Mrs. Nich Parisella. reaching her 8th year today via the birthday route. , Howard Terry Jr„ traveling more than 100 miles on Wed nesday without any success in knocking off a deer but as soon as he had returned home and donner pajamas in his Vestal home he saw a deer outside and got his game. Dull and nippy wuidifrt tiki charge here • y Tk« Bailed a Heathcraua Naught b*t cloudy sad cold for tonight aad for Saturday la the Icy word from the L'. 8. Weather Bureau at Broome County Airport. Thft temperature may dip aa low as 22 degrees this night and only as high as 49 degrees tomorrow. Vet one may still be able to Babies' Deaths Lin ked Southern California Paralyzed by Smog LONDON UP> Peiping Radio said today the 13 Americans sen tenced to prison terms as spies were given a public trial \at which they admitted having re ceived specialist training in es pionage and guerrilla w-arfare \ The Red Chinese radio was keeping up its drumfire of propa ganda In the case of the 11 air men and two civilians whose sen tences by a military court to terms ranging from four years to life was disclosed by the Peip ing regime on Tuesday All were captured during the Korean War. Both the American and British governments have denounced the charges «s false an* violation ot the Geneva Cotw. ventlon on prisoners of WBJ » The-J I'nifed States is trying to ar range a face-to-face meeting at Ike Sees Monty Off, Polishes Golf LOS ANGELES UP)— The worst fog in years con tinued over the greater portion of Southern California w - . . . D today, paralyzing transportation on land, at sea and ' letminh ISuiiuS in the air. The Coast Guard made a dra matic rescue of a converted Navy C.ene\a u:fh diplomatic repre- \V • sentatlves ro fake up the case |message sent The Peiping radio gave no ex planation of the long delav be tween the capture of the men and their trial The trial date was not specified b'it apparently tt was onh recentlv held ui particular' IngtUR was the ment's sharp condemnation yes terday of the imprisonments as an \outrageous\ violation of inter national law. In much the same vein as earlier U. S. protests, Lon don accused the Chinese Bads of bad faith in deliberately eonceai- July 1963 Korean armistice. American artjvltiry was marked by a personal Thanksgiving Day by President Eisen- crash boat. Harmony, that was groping tn the murk and unable to radio its position. Using radar and radio bearings, a Coast Guard boat located the craft in the thick mists eight miles north of Isthmus Cove of Catalina Island and took it in tow Most airports were dosed. In cluding Los Angeles International one of the nation s busiest Scores, of traffic crashes were reported in the Los Angeles metropolitan but only one death was d AUGUSTA. Ga <JP> — Presi dent Eisenhower today bid goodbye to his old comrade i area Britain s Field Marshal Bernard attributed to the smashups Montgomery, and then attacked The fog was blamed for mam a deficiency in his golf game 0 f the estimated 895 trafli. ac»! Montgomery who flew down apnts , n ^ Angeles Coum> the with the President Wednesday' two days for a Thanksgiving vacation at, »w«w. n.i^ the famed National Golf Cluh. I Deatto Unfced Three babies, each J months old to Washington the President's headed back early today in new plane Eisenhower remained at the Little W'hite House here to pet In some work at his office and try the links again Me returns to Washington Monday The President played golf yes terday, with Montgomery put died yesterday of respiraior> a., ments and the coroner ordered an topsies Smog »us believed to haw been a contributory (actor but t»o of the infants had been under med nal cart' tor the last 4» hours eye-smarting smog has drenched the downtown Los Angeles area, and in Huntington Park. Bur bank and (Wendale yesterday it was de putting around the course in a I ^ wors , ol |hp motor scooter But the Presi dent \didn't do very well \ in I the words of Press Secretary l James Hagerty * Eisenhower carved his Thanks- I giv ine turkey, a 43-pound bird I called \Kentucky Colonel\ at an [ evening dinner with friends in I the trophy room of the club- i house Stores Remain Open Tonight Greater Endicott Ktores will be open until S tonight fttnee they were rloaed yesterday because of the Thanksgiving holiday. The stores will star* stay- in open nightly for Christmas •hoppers on Monday. Derem- berls. and will contlnur Iste closing until Christmas Eve. Yoshida Fights To Keep Grip TOR\ 1 ! O * — Embattled Pn™e Minister Shigeru Yoshida was re ported ready today to throw Japan into a general election unless he can either hold office or name his successor War Material SAIGON. Viet Nam. <.*>> — An official French source said today the Vietminh is moving war ma terial across the border from China in >oiation of the Geneva convention But this person who cannot be identified b> name, said there •« nothing to indicate the forces of Ho Chi Minn have formed three new divisions, two of them hower from his Augusta, Ga.. hol iday headquarters to the wives and mothers of the 13. Eisenhower pledged again that every \feasible ' effort would be made to free the 13 and any other Americans in Communist bands. One of the 13 Is Capt Eugene J. Vaadi of Clayton. N Y. Wife Bepetttl Reached in Clayton, the cap tain 1 wife. Mary, said she had morning and \I just hope he < the President) will do as he says— see to his (Vaadi s» well-being \ She and her two young children spent Thanksgiving with relatives. Mrs. Vaadi said they had turkey cept that we re thanking he's but \not much of a holiday, ex- alive \ The captain 9 parents are < Mr and Mrs. John R. Vaadi of La Fargeville. N Y. armored , ., lfU In New York Henry Cabot Lodge According to this ln '^^ l Jr . top American delegate totSe French intelligence sourcei. «. y N issued . statement denounc- nn itemized list of It* 1 * n ''°:'',ng the Communist sentences as ,nd other art.llery p»e.-e* **>«V- a new act of barbarism'' and still another reason why Red China should not be seated in the U. N. The L S government has al ready laid the groundwork for de livering a stiff protest to Peiping through Its representatives » Ge neva. Switzerland—the only point affording direct diplomatic con* tact between the two governments* 1 '.ave been smuggled <»i mss the rxmnriarv separating China 'ron Northern Viet Nam an area now I in the hands of the Vietminh I under terms of the Geneva arm I stice agreement I The French have not made a lormal complaint to the Inter- iH'ion.i! Armistice ( nn ,r \| ( nrr- \ vsi >n because t *e e 1cn e i\ of n na'ire wtmh could not br produc »*<1 pwNirls Soviet Military Parley Monday With the nations special Hirr Fog blanketed the Pacilu l oast session only four days a»av Irw from San Luis Obispo to the Mex, prp ha,^,,, for an \ M<m 1 an border and pushed from eight , to JO miles miand Dnvrng on struggle for power among three coast highwdys was dangerous and factions—two conservative and I Monday to weld a forma! mi !i- otirs it was restricted voluiv made up of the right and left wing fnry alliance of the Soviet bloc Socialists i nations. .. , in the Dast two davs four of the seventh year of' 1,1 l,,r ^ LONDON ijf* - All indications pointed today to the convening of a conference in Moscow tariiv to essential trips. The log was not due to lilt until mid-after noon Odd MishaDS Boost Holiday Death Figure ALBANY W — Bizarre mishaps took as many lives as traffic ac cidents did An exploding stove, a stray bul let. fumes seeping from a fanltv gas heater These claimed five fives yesterday As many persons 1 died en the highways. Kuled in the explosion was a 38 year-old housewife as she was pre paring Thanksgiving dinner at her home in Spring Valley Rockland County Pressed for cooking pace on her electric stove. Mrs Lucy Stein started up an old wood- burner, unused for years. It Mew up and a fragment killed her Her 4-year-old daughter Susan, was injured seriously Her hus band,?Harry. 42, was not hurt but collapsed from shock. Police said the water heating unit on the stove had ben sealed I Wallace a Director Roy W diUcc i<\ I LndicoU Waii .ice l \n k 1 • Idirrctor <•' {-OIIKO \ Ii Ms Hire * i •« mi 1 1 ' • ,:i a , •.* ol H'.- n.ime* hank s directors <|)(>«\ir The Bulletin I.-! ««l •1 a rt>[>oM on a \<'ceni Beginntg wit- vwuui >rai VJI — \ - R , an Unbroken and unprecedented j 'he East l«opnn . M, _ e »£f*- Czechoslovakia. Poland Roman and Bulgaria—have announced administration. Yoshida face, the , Czechoslovakia. Poland Romania Oven Explodes, Woman Hurt 635 was Mrs Mary Nick 24 of June St V*es.t Endicott. burned severely about the face and arms yesterday in a gas oven explosion as she prepared her Thanksgiving turkey. Mrs. Nick was thrown across omitteii 'of the ipg I T I nc-sda\ elect !• n •1 «••• new dir »i I >rs th. Hons.- Moscow or Paris Yoshida a f.ghte- was said bv The official Last German news the newspaper Asahi Japans b, t , igency reported todav that Hun- grst. t.. he rr-adv with House dis | enrv s d ^RatUM 1 headed bv 1 solution that will hurl Japans 4ti7|Per>iitv Ptime Minister Andras r. present at iw s int.. a bitter and I Hecedues 'eft Budapest yester expensive election lampaign. May 'or Moscow Churchill Softpedals Reich Troop Ruckus aooarently result ed f'om an accumulation of gas in the oven The W est Fndlcott woman lives in a house trailer at the June Street address <?^e was a'tended 1\ Ideal Hos pital for flr«t and second degree hum* of the face, neck and both «rm« 1 LONDON 7P>_Pnme M,n.*tr- Churrhi.l had only a pa~» • t • erence — with a smile -'oda\ I \ the latest controversv i ' - •ieai K $0 vrars of p>>J 'Lai personal e:vcitcment Accepting an ar ..que s.'v\- tray from Bristol Cniveis.iv MI Winston smilinglv told the uni versity s 2 70II students that hi time when the was supposed to he in a bit of showing signs >>f a scra|>e over di.sclo-jre tow ai~* the West Tuesday that h- * is ready to re- Rut ^ Uben) M , nihf|l am surrender.ne (.e.man troors Guajfll ^ tnat umo ( . Qn . in 194, if necessarv to halt servatives were „s,ri: 'he in- Churrhxll made no other rcf- e fne to the ru<s Puee major Brit -h newspa pers rail e«l to the P -ime Mm *tci s defense today amid cu:i tinued cnticism fmrr • ie I .a'xr Party and press th.it ttie re.ela- tion was a serious blundei at a Russians we»v a .v itter policy off. but some water apparently re- 1 Russias advance ir.tj West Ger- cident as a neyj w .ip. n ,n t mained in the tank. many. <* eampajgn for Chan.mll 1 rel merit tn iavor ot Foreign Socr*- tary bit Anihofty Kden- The stoi-m ot cnticism blew •.p after Churchill told a Con servative Pa;t\ 'allv Tuesday ne had winvt British Field Marshal Mont^merv during the closing days of W.'ild War II to (jeep German ai^i-. ready for re- issuing \to the German soldiers whom we should have to work with if the Soviet - advance into Western Europe corii.nued Communist news[«ipers here and m East Germanv have de clared this evidep.-ed that heir C hurchill all along w as prepar- retire- Ing a third world wax. Six in Auto Burn to Death BURLEY Idaho j ^-Sljf per sons were burned ^5 death early todav when their parked car was rammed from behind by another car in a dust storm, then craslied into a parked truck, exploded and burned Five persons were hospitalized. The dead were identified by of ficers as Donnie Parrottt 22: hi* wife Jovce. 20: Myron C. Jtfll, 49 his wife. Lila, 47: Grant HBK 32. and his wife, Marjorie* 32, all of Buhl. Idabov
