Deadwood Pioneer-Times from Deadwood, South Dakota • Page 6

PIONEER-TIMES Deadwood, n. Dak. MONDAY. JANUARY 4. 1960 The New York Stock Market President Nears End of Holiday AUGUSTA.

Ga. (UPI) Presl -V I iv 2 a 'V. i. a -7" if Nation's Ten 'Outstanding' Men Listed TVISA tlTpi, The young-sBt governor, Hawaii first congresamiin and young; men in the new and challenKing space field were In the list of the "ten outstanding young men of 1959" announced today by the S. Ju nior Chamber of Commerce.

Robert H. Clark, national pres Ident of the young men's civic or Sanitation, announced the list hero today. Five of the ten hnnorwr are In the field of education. They are: J. Howard Edmondson, 34.

Oklahoma City, governor of Oklaho ma. Homer D. Babhidge 34. Washington, D. assistant commissioner of education.

Peter A. Castmccio, 31, filer Burn'e, expert on communications and guidance in span travel. Osborn Hlliott, 35, New York Citv, managing editor, Newsweek Magazine. Carlisle S. Floyd, 33, Tallahassee, teacher and operatic composer, Florida State University.

Daniel K. Inouye, 35, Honolulu, first U. S. congressman from Hawaii. Robert P.

Griffin, 36, Traverse City, U. S. congressman and labor reform leader. Dr. S.

Fred Singer, 35, Green-belt, space vehicle expert and professor of physics, University of Maryland. Lt. Col. Wesley VV. Posvar, 34, head of the political science department, Air Force Academy, Colorado Springs, Colo.

Dr. Harry Prystowsky, 34, of Gainesville, head professor of obstetrics and gynecology, of the University of Florida. The ten men will be honored by the Jaycees at an Awards Congress Jan. 15-16 at Hartford, Conn. News Quotes BIRMINGHAM, England A British detective, explaining why police believe the murderer who beheaded and mutilated a 29-year old woman may be being shelter-2d by his mother: "A mother's love is probably the only type of love which could make any woman protect such a horrible killer." make, owner and address.

The book will be kept as a permanent record at the police station. Branding the bike on both wheels ami the frame Is Kenny Wood (left). Helping are. 1 to Frank Carr, diaries Jorgenson and Mike Green while the hike owner, Danny Hodge, look on. Supervising from the back row are W.

F. Will-King, KC Kemit representative, and Police Chief C. Nadeau, BKVMilMJ TIME number of Lead youths took lulvantHge of the free bike branding Tuesday at the Miliee office and had their vehicles registered against pontile theft. The projej-t, NMHiH(ired by tiwi KnlghU of Oolunibus Boy Scmit triHip, will be reeuted again this spring for tlmse who were unable to bring their bikes to the station because of the mini'. At the extreme right In the picture is Billy Feterl who Is assisted by registering each branded bike, its Jet Airliner Sets Record By I lilted Piths International Jet airlines, helped along by tail winds of up to 120 miles per hour set four east-bound transcontinental speed records Sunday.

Vice President Richard M. Nixon was aboard an American Airlines Boeing 707 Sunday that acr) 2100 triiles from Is An-geles to Washington Baltimore Friendstrp Airport in three hours 39 minutes. Nixon's flight with a capacity load of 112 passengers broke a iwv'ous American Airlines mark of four hours flat for the run. )-- A 707 let set a Los Angcies-Boiton record of four minutes, carrying 114 passengers and a crew of eight. Th- plane made the 2,790 mile flight at an average sneed of 815 miles per hour, eclipsing a one-day-old record of four houri, 39 minutes also held by American.

A Trans World Airlines 707 car--v'n 113 raascners averaged 800 hiiles an hour for a Us Angeles-New York run. The three hours, 57 miniites flight six minutes from a mark that TWA set Saturday. An Easte; Airlines Douglas DC8B flew 2.339 miles from Img Beach, to Miami in three hours, 58 minutes and 55 seconds, an average speed of 584 miles an hour, which Eastern said is a record for the southern transcontinental route. TrwfcM wllfc GETTING UP NIGHTS PdM IACK, HIPS, IEGS Tlrsdawi, LOSS Of VIGOR If you are victim of tht symptom than your troubles may traced to Glandular Inflammation. Glandular Inflammation la a constitutional diaeaaa and niaJii iiaa that fiv temporary relief will not remoT the oauaea of your troublea.

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No obligation, hceliler Medical CHnls, Dept. ixceltlef Springs. Me. caiica mm dent Eisenhower neared the end of his winter holiday today, pre- i paring to face an election-year session of Congress anc a heavy' schedule of travel. The Chief ExecuUve is sched- uled to fly back to Washington' I 1 tuesuay alter nine nays or st and work at the Augusta National Golf Club.

Thus, he will be back in the White House when the Democratic-led Congress reconvenes Wednesday. He has at least three trips abroad In the works for later In the winter and spring. The President hoped to get In another round of golf today. H. played an 18hol round Sunday after the rlca-ed and the mercury climbed to 60.

Englishman Is Murder Suspect TANGIER. Mo-orro UTD Police prepat-ed today to question a 26 Englishman about the murder of a teen-age girl believed be New York coed Barbara Moeller. William A. Moore has been held here lot two weeks in connection with the murder. He has spent most of the time In a hospital where he was taken under guard after what police said an attempt to commit suicide by slashing his wrists.

Today, doctors said he was well enough to be questioned. Moore was a frenuent conipan Ion of Miss Moeller during a month she spent here last fall. She was last seen Nov. 19, about 'hree weeks before police found the mutilated body of a teen-age girl wearing an American-made shirt and a skirt resembling one of Miss Moeller's in a sack in the woods near here. Spearfish Woman Dies At Deadwood Hospital Mrs.

Anna Horton, 76, Spearfish, died about ,2:45 p.m. Sunday at St. Joseph's Hospital where she had been a patient for some time She was a resident of the Drsett Home before entering the hospital. She is survived by a stepson, Les Horton, of Sturgis. The body was removed to the Behrens Funeral Home in Rapid City.

Arrested for Desertion Duayne F. Rhoden, Terraville, was released on bonds of $300 Saturday by Gus Ruehler, Justice of the peace. Rhoden was arrested Saturday by members of the sheriff's office in Belle Fourche and returned to Deadwood by I.awr,enr.: County officers to face charges of wife desertion. Ex-Convict Confesses Brutal Murder of Kansas Farm Family DEEP FREEZE Murdo i. Wood, aviation miu-hlnlit's mate w-eond cla.su, USX, son of Mrx.

Rertha E. Wood of Matherton, and hiislwnd of the former Patricia A. Il.irlan of Lead, is serving ulth Air Development tiqiiudi-on Six. The Squadron pro-viilt-H aerial support for scientists and Navyrnin participating in Operation I hyp Freeze 60 at the McMurdti Sound Naval Air Facility, Antarctica. Mrs.

Mastrovich Dies in California Mis. Pauline Mastrovich, 76, mother of John "Dutch" Mastrovich of Iead, died early Sunday morning in California following several years of failing health. A former resident of Lead, Mrs. Maatrovich had lived in California for about 18 years, making her 'lonie with a daughter in Los Angeles. Survivors include the daughter, Vinnie Mastrovich, Ixs Angeles; two sons, Tony, Junction, John of Lead and four grandchildren.

Funeral arrangements have not been completed but final rites and interment will be held in California. MOBIL I SERVICE LEAD WK CilVG GOLD liONU STAMPS Wheel Balancing 9 Motor Tune ups 9 Brake Service Guns and Ammunition Call Lead-2913 AAA SERVICE Cha-loj "Hoot" Morris, Owner 1 NEW YORK (UPI) New York Stock Exchange Abbott KK Acme SU 30 Admiral 23 Alhg Corp 13 Aid Chem 117 Aid Strs 5 Allis Chal 36 Alum Ltd 344 Alcoa 108 Amn Air 25i Amn Can 43 Amn Cyan 59 Amn Mtls 24 Amn Mtrs 85 Amn Smelt 54 Amn TAT 80 Amn Tob 107 Anaconda 64T4 Anac 51'i Armour 35 BAO 42 Beat Fdi Bendix 74 Beth Stl 564 Boeing 31'i Borden 864 Borg Warn 47 Branlff 12 Briggs 104 Burroughs 35 Can Dry 20 Cap Air Case 21 Catplr 33 Celanese 27H Celotex 33'i Cerro DP 39 4 Chrys'er 69'4 Cities Svc 48'4 Coca Cola 150 Colgate 40 34U Cons Ed 594 Cont Can 47 Cont Oil 55 Corn Prod 57 Cruc St 29 Curt Wr S0'4 Deere 47 Dlst Sea 32 Douglas S8Vi Dow Chem 994 Dupont 2624 East Air 33 Eastman 108V Firestone 139 Card Den 49 Gen Dynam 48 Gen EIcc 994 Gen Fds 104 Gen Mtrs 554 Gillette 65 Goodrich 891! Goodyear 464 GW Sugar 31 Greyhound 20 Gulf Oil 36 Horn est a ke 43 111 Central 464 Inland Stl 484 IBM 4424 Int Har 504 Int Nickel 110 Int Paper 135 Int T4T 38 Johns Man 494 Kennecott 95 Lockheed 32 midday prices: Lor'llard ,174 Uikens SU 874 Minn Hnyl 1414 Mo Pac 45 Monsanto 54 Mont Ward 53 Morrell 85 Motorola 48 Nat Air 17 Nat Bis 55 Nat Reg 66'4 Nat Dairy 48 Nt Dist 34 Nat Lead 108 Nat Stl 974 Niagara 35 NY Central 28 No Pac 474 NW Banco 364 Ohio Ed 58 Ohio Oil 39 O'ivrr 22 Ot Kiev 864 Owens 111 105 Pan Amn 23 Penney 1224 Penn RR 16 Pepsi 39 Pf'-!" 334 Ph Dodge 57 Phllco S3 Phil Morris 63 Phil Pet 474 Pitts Stl 22 90 Pure Oil 38 RCA 70 Raytheon 53 Rep Av 224 Rep SU 78 Rexall 48 Reyn Mtls 71 Reyn Tob 604 Safeway 374 Schen)v 36 Seab Fin 22 Sears 504 Shell Oil 88 Sinclair 554 Sodomy 414 Skelly 544 80 Co 39 So Pac 23 Sperry 24 Std Brds 374 SO Cal 50 SO Ind 44 SO NJ 50 Stud Pack 234 Siurray 23 Swift Co 474 Texaco 87 Texas GS 184 Timkn 674 Un Pac 304 Unit Air 374 US Gvp 93 US Ruhbcr 62 US Smelt 28 US Steel 101 Vsnadium 32 West Air 354 Wstgh AB 32 Wstgh El 1114 West Union 514 Woolworth 66 Yng 137 Zenith 113 SALE ssnjps LA VA WASHINGTON The staff of the Senate subcommittee on national policy machinery, in a report describing Red Chinese leaders as and con- suited In the arrests Wednesday. The suspects were pirked up on charges of parole violation and passing bogus checks. Authorities would not identify the informant. "If anyone of (Hickock's and Smith's) friends find out he is our star witness he won't live a minute," said an investigator in Las Vegas.

Hickock made his confession seventh weeks to the day after the discovery of the bound and gagged bodies of Clutter, 4, his wife Vonnie, 45, Nancy, 16, and Kcnvon, 15. The bodies were found Nov. 15 by two teen-aged girls who had stopped off at the Clutter home to pick up Nancy on the way to church. Clutter and his son were in the cellar. M-8.

Clutter and Nancy were in their beds. All had been killed by short range shotgun blasts in the head, and it appeared that Clutter's throat had been cut. Hickock told police that he and Smith had crept into the Clutter home between midnight and 1 a.m. Sunday through an unlocked door. They awakened the family and searched for the monev Finally, Hickock said, they killed the family to prevent any identification.

The Clutters' two other children, Mrs. Beverly English and Mrs. Eveana Jarchow, were not at the house on the murder night. Clutter, a former Eisenhower I annolntce to the federal Farm Credit Board, was known in Gar-! den City as a "book farmer" who kept little cash on hand and trans acted almost all his business including small purchases of less than $2 by check. I fident to the point of cockiness" 'I "Survival of the fittest is the i rule in Communist politics; only I the boldest and most ruthless reaches the top.

This fact tend." to make for aggressive policies." 1 JP Hospitals ST. JOSEPH'S HOSPITAL Admittori: Jerry Young, Kath-erine MeCamish, Arnold Buck, Jame Tucker, Deadwood; Mrs. Gertrude Eixenberger, i Mrs. Elaine Rowett, St. Onge; Francis Shoun, Sturgis; Michelle Murray, Whitcwood; Mrs.

Maxine Marty, Prairie City; Kenneth Johnson, Central City; Tonl Pavich, Carol Fuller, Lead; Ed Busfield, Belle Fourche; Robert Frolamler, Sundance, Wyo. Mrs. Marilyn Russell, Spearfish. Dismissed: Jeanne Seppala, Jim Davis, Clmrles Jacobson, Dead-wood; Betty Richardson, Dupree; Joseph Egging, Douglas, Wyo. Births: Mr.

and Mrs. Jack Xjoo-man, Spearfish. a daughter, Jan. 1. Mr.

and Mrs. Roger Harter, Lead, a daughter, Jan. 2. HOMESTAKE HOSPITAL Admitted: Alex Rossio, Ixad; Arthur Sorensen, Norman Nelson, Deadwood. Dismissed: Ralph Dotson, Lead: Donald Hayes, Sturgis.

Final Rites Held For Mrs. Marty Funeral services were h-ld. Sunday at 2 o'clock for Mrs. Emogene Marty, Deadwood, who died Thursday in Deadwood, after a long illness. The Rev.

Svlvan K. Williams conducted the rites at the First Presbyterian Church in Lead. Dorette Darling sang two hymns, "The Old Rugged Cross" and "Abide With Me." She was accom-1 panied by Mrs. W. J.

Schoen. Burial was in Oak Ridge Cemetery at Deadwood. under the dir-, ection of the Wells Funeral Home. The pallbearers were Joe Porter. Carlton O.

Gorder, De.ulwood; Ed Pringle, Iead: Albert Faverty, Spearfish, Roy Warner and Glen Echenrode, Hot Springs. HILLS BROS. COFFEE lb. 73c SNO-CROP FROZEN CUT GREEN BEANS 10-oz. pkg.

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Clutter kept a large sum of money in his $40,000 farm house. There was no money there. Agents of the Kansas Bureau of Invesiigation said a former em-nlove of Clutter's, who apparently had told Smith and Hickock of the money, gave them the tip that re- Terry Peak Topics Terry Peak officials announced today there will be skiing on Stewart Slope Wednesday from 1:30 to 3:30 in the afternoon and from 7 to 10 in the evening. Skiing conditions are good. Tough on Police NEW YORK (UPI) Police 'otaled up the score today and found at least seven patrolmen lad been beaten up in New York by New Year's celebrants.

"I think that the trend today is toward fighting copst" said Deputy Police Commissioner Walter Arm. "People seem a little more inclined to tangle with us these days than they used to." Better Late Than LONDON (UPI) Britain's post office, cable and wireless service formally announced today that it will no longer transit messages which come from ships by the semaphore flag code. A spokesman said the announcement was only "for the record" because no one had taken advantage of the service for at least half a century. Cabbies Want Arms NEW YOP.K (UPI) New York's United Taxi Owners Guild will meet Monday to ask the city to let cab drivers carry guns. Sal Baron, general manager of the guild, said Friday that more than 500 of the city's 000 hackles were held up by armed robbers last year.

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Indian schoolteacher Joseph H. Brewington stating that he will continue tr drive Indian children to a school 36 miles away despite threats against him and explosives planted in his bus: "I'm afraid to do it, but it's my duty, and I'm going to drive that bus to school for the rest of this term unless they get me before then." Sets Flagpole Record TERRE HAUTE, Ind. (UPI) The 1960's opened here with an announcement which sounded as if it came from the 1920's. Perry Will, a 26-year-old truck driver, Friday claimed the new world's flagpole sitting record 232 days atop a 41-foot pole. Will said he will stay up eight more days, coming down Jan.

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