The Courier-Journal from Louisville, Kentucky • Page 5

SECTION 1 THE COURIER-JOURNAL, LOUISVILLE, KY. WEDNESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 1, 1948. 5c PER CHECK DRAWN ft ITEM DEPOSITED CHECKBOOKS FREE! "1 your roof Irnkm, let BAILEN lifer Marshall Goes To Hospital For Checkup Still um On Plans, If Any, to Retire Washington, Nov. 30 (JF) Secretary of State Marshall left his desk today for hospital "tests and examinations" that will take several days. The announcement immediately revived speculation whether the Liberty National Bamc TrusjtCo.

wW JU has ft 1 iiiiriiinBiifiifcliSi 4Navy Officers Reprimanded After 30 Die Severe Letters Follow Swamping of Launch Norfolk, Nov. 30 (U.R) The Navy said today it had slapped severe reprimands on the records of four senior officers as a result of the drowning of 30 men when a launch was swamped in a storm at Hampton Roads May 31. Admiral W. H. P.

BTandy, commander in chief of the U. S. Atlantic Fleet, said a naval court of inquiry found the officers guilty of negligence. Official letters of admonition. Blandy said, were addressed to Capt.

Curtis S. Smiley, commanding officer of the aircraft carrier Kearsarge, and threa other officers of the carrier: Com. Justin A. Miller, executive officer; Com. George R.

Luker, operations officer, and Harold B. Van Gorder, gunnery officer. Hampers Promotions. An official letter of the Navy said, affects future promotions of a senior officer and is one of the stiffest punishments in Navy regulations. The Navy said the coxswain of the swamped launch, Seaman J.

P. Walton, was acquitted by a Navy court-martial. The court of inquiry found that the senior officers failed to make suns junior officers and men knew boat-safety regulations and boat-crew training, and failed to detail boat officers for safe operation the night of the swamping. Dr. Ballard Dies At Corbin.

Corbin, Ky Nov. 30 (Physician here for almost 50 years, Dr. Thomas Jefferson Ballard, 72, died today at his home in the Tracy Apartments. He was a graduate of the University of Louisville Medical School. MARINES HAVE LANDED from the air, this time and seem to have the situation pretty well in hand.

They are shown advancing yesterday after having been landed at their Quantico, Va, base from these three helicopters. The Marines were putting on a show of equipment. The helicopters sre Piaseckis, the only twin-tandems in operation. The Piasecki, being tried out by the Marine Corps, carries pilot, copilot, and eight passengers. Christmas is coming fast! Make your reservations now for holiday travel by DltSU.ntCTtlC flATUkt TiAtNS OLD-FASHION tD COVKtlSY Reversible Propellers Speed Descent of 4-Eiigine Plane OUTSTANDING MIALS ON-TIMC DtPtNDAUllTY Telephone JAckssn 8371 or WAbash 6979 OCTlOfl ST.

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RoasH, Pet Roasts, Barbecued Ribs and Other Specially Prepared Cuts. ON OUR MENU DAILY WHILE IT LASTS. YOU'LL ENJOY IT. 0ttbbiujs drill Chestnut Between 4th 5th CLOSED SUNDAYS IT'S TIME TO SHINE WITH 7 SfMB THAT smys it has a hard-wax finish BLACK BROWN TAN OXBLOOD it Stes I score of Navy, Air Force, and civilian aviation specialists was a standard Douglas C-54 except for the reversiole propellers. It was flown by Herbert O.

Fisher, chief test pilot for the propeller division of Curtiss-Wright and the first man ever to reverse all four propellers of a plane while in flight. Copyright. Ford Dealers Form Tri-State Advertising Group Frankfort, Nov. 30 (JF) Ford dealers in Kentucky, Ten-ressee, and Ohio joined today in an advertising program to promote sales of their motor vehicles. Organization was effected under a charter granted' Ford Dealers Advertising Fund, Cincinnati district, a nonprofit association with headquarters at Covington, Ky.

The incorporators, who will serve until an election February 15, are Gates W. Kidd, Johnson City, W. H. Nolan, Chilli-cothe, Ohio, and Irle R. Hicks, Covington, Ky.

Place of the February 15 meeting was not disclosed. CiMitf.tJ 1905 e9 Jomt-OutteJ Company Sperial to The New York Time and The Courier-Journal. Caldwell, N. Nov. 30.

A four-engine transport plane with all of its propellers rotating backward made a controlled descent from 15,000 to 1,000 feet in 1 minute 22 seconds here today in the first public demonstration of the Curtiss-Wright Corporation's new reversible propellers. The plane started its descent just four miles from the airport. The maximum rate of descent in standard multiengine transport and military aircraft is 3.000 to 4.000 feet a minute. At this rate of "let down" the plane's speed is usually in excess of 300 miles an hour and because the angle of descent is shallow, the distance from beginning of "let down" to airport is considerably more than four miles. The new reversible propellers are actually "air brakes" for multiengine planes in flight and on the ground.

Aviation experts see in their application to commercial air transport and military flying greater safety and economy and perhaps a speeding up of air-line service in feeding planes into crowded airports. The airplane used in today's demonstration before several Monument Dealers In Kentucky to Organize About 40 Kentucky monument dealers will meet at the Brown Hotel at 10 a.m. Friday to form the Kentucky Monument Dealers Association. The association will become an affiliate of the Monument Builders of America, Temporary chairman of the meeting will be Fred A. Kratch, Louisville.

Temporary secretary will be W. M. Ingram, Lexington. Speakers representing the national association will be Alex Park, Chicago, executive secretary, and Harry Schwartz, Lebanon, Ohio, vice-president. is NOW Associated Press Wircphoto.

5 Dead In Wreckage Of U. S. Navy Plane Algeciras, Spain, Nov. 30 (U.R) A U. S.

Navy plane missing a week on a flight from Gibraltar to Port Lyautey, Morocco, was found today where it crashed in the mountains near here. The two crewmen and three passengers were burned to death. Their bodies were found in the wreckage. An American traveler said she believed the passengers were Com. Wendell H.

Froling, his wife, Catherine, and their 9-year-old daughter, Margueritel 2 Men Arrested As Bookies. Police arrested two men on handbook charges yesterday. They were: Michael Ciresi, 47, at 511 W. Chestnut, and Salvadore Pas-sasnisi, 26, at 109 E. Jefferson.

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$2.16 PINT $3.45 45 QUART A. $-j 10. Vi PT. veteran soldier statesman will continue much longer in the No. 1 post in President Truman's Cabinet.

Since his return from the United Nations conference in Paris eight days ago, Marshall has declined to give any indication of his plans. Truman has expressed the hope, however, that he would remain as Secretary of State. The State Depart merit said Marshall will undergo "further tests and examinations" at the Army's Walter Reed Hospital. A spokesman told reporters that as far as he knows, the visit is only for another physical check-up such as Marshall received last June. Will Be 69 Dec.

31. At that time, it was announced the doctors "discovered nothing wrong with him except that he is 68 years old." Marshall will be 69 on December 31. Press officer Michael J. Mc-Dermott had no comment to a question whether there was any relation between Marshall's physical condition and his ultimate decision to retire or stay on in the Cabinet. Also at Walter Reed Hospital, Marshall's chief United Nations aide, Warren R.

Austin, underwent an operation today which was described as "satisfactory." Austin returned from Paris earlier this month. The nature of the surgery was not disclosed, but the hospital said his condition was good. Western State Man Named Aide In Park Service Special The Courier-Journal. Bowling Green, Nov 30. Dr.

Gordon Wilson of Western State College has been appointed a collaborator in scientific research for areas in Region 1 of the National Park Service. The announcement was made today by R. Taylor Hoskins, superintendent of Mammoth Cave National Park, on behalf of the Secretary of the Interior. Dr. appointment was the result of an extensive study of birds of Mammoth Cave National Park in which Dr.

Wilson has been engaged since 1938. Information he collected was used in publishing the booklet, "Birds of Mammoth Cave National Park." Car-License Forms To Be Late, As Usual Frankfort, Nov. 30 (JP) County clerks will experience the usual slight delay in receiving motor-vehicle-registration forms. R. A.

Thompson, director of local relations in the Revenue Department, said today the printer at Niagara Falls, has assured him the forms will be mailed to the clerks by December 13. He added that the State ordered the forms on August 18 in the hope of having them by December 1. Forms ordered include 340,000 for passenger vehicles, 80,000 for trucks, and 275,000 for transfer of vehicle ownership. $380 Worth of Whisky Stolen From Bar Here Thieves took $380 worth of whisky from the Jones Bar, 3214 Frankfort, early yesterday, Paul B. Jones, operator, told police.

Raymond Russ, operator n. Toots' Cafe, 2146 Duncan, said $105 was taken from pinball machines and a cash drawer in the cafe sometime during the night. For a BRIGHT CHRISTMAS HOME LIFE BUILDING Iff 3-way styling! Lined like a topcoat! Cravonctted rayon gabardine! "For my money, it's the best buy in Louisville!" Brown, charcoal, deep green, tan; io-i8 Opportunity knocks many FIFTH AVENUE zr fit hr I J- 1 times in CLASSIFIED ADS. FASHIONS AYS Mail Orders Filled Promptly ft I fx I I is ii I i t- II -if This graceful white china table lamp with a touch of color in the decoration, and topped with a tearose silk shade, is one of many ideal Christmas gifts you will find at Brecher's. Lainn Shown $17.50 (Available in matched pain.) ir BRECHER GIFT CERTIFICATES WILL HELP YOU SOLVE YOUR GIFT PROBLEMS.

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