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Show I J - !' i .! j ' ;: ' J Demo Official "; California st .iiDemo- II 1 j s II- 15 East Narcotics Crackdovn Results in Arrest of 138 i ; ; i j i States' and Hershel PITTSBURGH (UP) Police and United Smith ; -- . rnAVTlTC CIIDMITIIDBr I' in. I (l il i I.J i I" f BERKLOGK 3-i- e, 1 Under Truck LT U i And Some MODELS Li Even SWIVEL! j; . .. 1 r! hi OTTOMAN INCLUDED V ' witkir 'Ml " i ; - I iv .11 LIMITED TIME ONLY I Choice of Covers,x Trade in any Old Chair or J BERLOCK, qs low as LESS YOUR TRADE-I- N ' ' i, J" ''"ii! MODELS V ' Rocker on a New Berklock u; mMh ' B) ' 5 " ,tr U J CHAIRS n-l - 'Hi Child Killed i i 'I V-- iMwuJ ,. , - : lit ., i. U j t 'I " 1 .,,1 Spanish-America- Boys Lost In Coal Mine For 24 Hours f . BERKLOCKS ROCK, LOUNGE, RECLINE - weight Golden Gloves champion, and one of Sffcubenville's most prominent druggists as well as Todds wife. The biggest raids were staged in rested at least 138 persons, .38 of Pittsburgh and at nearby Clairton, v whom were' charged as peddlers. described as a "hangout" for adSome 100 persons were arrested dicts' and peddlers, after months in Pittsburgh, 21 in Clairton, 15 of undercover work Vhich was so in Steubenville, one each in; New effective It aroused suspicion of York and Bellaire. local; police who did not know .it However, three prime suspects was !going on. eluded the dragnet. Thomas E. McGuire, chief of the Admiral Dewey's fleet won the ; : Two TARENTUM, Pa. UP for who wandered, teenaged boys in coai 24; hours avast nearly .mine pledged today they win "never go in a mine or play hookev again." Joseph Pitkavich, 16, and Paul nCrawford, 15. were rescued I Alle I the entered day after they gheny Coal and Coke Co. mine and . became separated from four other hookey-playincompanions from School.. The search for the two boys be " 1,1,1.,......, It : I I I . federal agents turned Pittsburgh and! Alonzo Davis,' described as Pittsburgh's "biggest" narcotics peddlers was still on. McGuire said those arrested in cluded the eastern division heavy and four ther cities in Pennsylvania New York and Ohio upside down Friday, night and Saturday in one jof the largest narcotics crackdowns of recent, months. Officers working with miiitary-lig- e precision here and in New York City; Steubenville, and Bel-lairOhio and Clairton, Pa., ar j , - If j : cases beTore the Civil Aeronautics Board. May Si 1945, was V--E Day In Federal Bureau of Narcotics at "This is the, administration that World War II. Fighting fh the Pittsburgh, said the search for Ed- victory of Manila Bay during the promised. . .' the highest degree of Pecifici area ended n War on Mty 1, Aug. 14, 1945, ward Todd, 56, Bellaire, "one of morality," Butler said, in com- J ' 1898.1 Day. the in . the largest dope peddlers menting on the Chotiner- case.! He added there would be a clamor for "Impeachment, ouster or at least condemnation'! of the presio GRAN FURNITURE. dent" if a Democratic president had said he! saw, nothing unethical WONDERFUL MOTHER'S DAY in what Chotiner did. j M III'.' ' f SUNDAY HERALD SUNDAY, MAY 6, 1958 Utah County.-- Utah it,, s i! ! One Killed In J S. P. Rail Crash I r r tl SENTINEL ' - j 1 ; - 98-degr- ' t .HI Arix, (UP) L- One MADISON, . Wis. (UP) man was killed and another in cratic Chairman Paul Butler took jvhen 34 cars of a Southern issue Friday night with President jured Pacific- iRailroad freight! train Eisenhower in . the case of Vice were derailed early Saturday five President Richard M. Nixon's miles . here. 'westjjof ';j jj. i '; campaign manager who admitted Southern Pacific spokesmen he used White House contacts to man was said the who killed and of on some his information get the injured man were riding in ' v' 4 clients. Butler's comment was on a an empty car which was onev of those derailed in the mishap. statement by Mr. Eisenhower that The victim was not immediatehis administration's code of ethics was not violated in the case of ly identified. The injured man a Na. Murray M. Chotiner, Nixon's cam- was tentatively identified' ' 1 39. 1952. Glass, in thanielj paign manager Chotiner told a congressional A Southern j Pacific spokesman committee he had not used his said that the accident? apparently connections with Nixon to gain fa- occurred as the derailed cars vors for clients, including i two passed over the east nwith black-liste- d clothing manufactur- the Stanwix? statjon.. The engine ers and two airlines that had oi uie xram was not derailed J Showen gave th week end a vet start for the Pacific Northwest today, dumping more than inches of rain in 12 hours on Re Bluff in northern California. Drizzling rain alternated with showers in sections of the i while snow fell over . the northern Rockies. More light rain was reported in New England and along the Middle Atlantic Coast. Carlsbad, N.M., sweltered in temperatures Friday, but early this morning residents near Mt. Washington,. N.H., watched their thermometers drop as low as 16 degrees. Sunny skies favored states in the Southern Plains and in the Southwest except along the West; Coast. It was generally clear also from the Ohio Valley to the lower Great of New EngLakes and into parts ' ' - ' land Mid-we- - I Takes Issue; With President fl Falls in North -- H 1 t ' ' 'vi'is ;; Patterns Colors, $49,95 . . . ! $io.6o i. - - i gi Har-BrackiHi- gh gan Thursday night after they failed ' to return to the mine en trance where their four compan . ;. Parents and neigh Ions waited: bors kept .an vigil while rescuers 'made a search of. 10 milts of winding tun i ' nels ;V:;'S, Joseph and IPaul were found by Lloyd Nicewonger and Dominic Boil Inp sitting about 2,000 feet from tne mine lentrance. i"I thought I heard footsteps," Joseph said. -- Then Paul and me began to holler. Boy, were we glad when we saw two men.0 They eald they did cot realize they were lost until they had wan dered through the mne for nearly all-nig- ht 1 foot-by-fo- ot ' - i".-.- - i 8 . ; two hours."When we kept coming back to the same- - place we knew we were lost Joseph said. "At first we scared. But after we sat real got and talked to each while downa otheri w felt better.". - . , I said his experience taught him "never to go in a mine again or. play hookey." Paul admitted. he had "enough adventure for a while." "I'm never going in a mine he f said. again ' 'Joseph son Richard lYouren; Mr, land Mrs. Jim Youren, Crouch, was killed Friday when he was run over by a truck here. 'State Police Lt. Jack Tucker, Boise. said I the child apparently was standing in front of the truck or ran in front of the vehicle as the driver pulled away from a cafe. Tucker said the driver did not know he had run over the little boy until he had arrived at Banks and was notified of the accident. Tucker said the death occurred on private; property and would) not be classified, as a traffic fatality. of ' : WaoEH : - r i1 It i H(U) mi LSV7(fi . i.vtir . , Czech Planes Chased Out of West Germany 1 V A BONN. Germsny (UP) group of Communist Czechoslovak MIG let fiiihters ' flew over the border into iWest Germiny Friday but were chased back by U. S Air Force planes, a West : . i t TUCK-AWA- MODEL 300 COME IN TODAY ; Full-Sli- Bed! e Opens So Easily Itt py: d&8" '4 y ; 7 11 Firm $69.95 Healthful , A THIS NEW" ON SHE'LL REMEMBER 3 TIMES A DAY ER SAVE $20 Tho Smooth, V - 1 SOFA-SLEEP- w Y A Child Can! D Gerry Moore; 'I a Star of CBS-TfThe Garry Moore Show I 11 TV Jysff German government spokesman ' " said Saturday. ' The spokesman said between wo and '.six MIGs crossed! the border at an altitude of about 30,000 feet, and penetrated German . territory to a depth of; 3V4 miles. 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