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VOL CLXVII 15 SUNDAY CGC! OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1947 5 DAILY NO. 90 i Russ Charge U.S. Trying to R0U6HT-RIDDEN EUROPE Europe Asks U.S. to Hold "i Price Line GHOSTS' HOST ASKS TAX CUT; SEANCE'HELD 80,000 WITNESS, BEARS' 14407 FACES HUNGER, MISERY Associated Press Survey Discloses Serious Shortages; All Look to U.S. ion Policy Set Up upror- NAVYTorpedo U.N.

Handsel Media) Ann Hewitt, Mate Freed Ftom Lockup Newlywedj Released By ALVIN J. STEINKOPF LONDON, Sept. 27. (JF) The governments and peoples N4w Federal Board -Director Starts JJp T-H Act Machinery On Boil, but Still Face Conspiracy Plaint Using Greek Issue -For Purpose, Asserts Delegate Gromyko By LARRY HAUCK Higher Costs Mean Boosted Aid Total, i- Says 1 6-Nation Report i WASHINGTON. Sept 27.

tP of most of Europe look forward to a winter which will bring hunger and privation to millions, an Associated Press survey I indicated today. i As the drought-stricken 'Continent gathers in the last of By EMMONS BYRNE MEMORIAL STADIUM, BERKELEY, Sept. 27. A fighting Navy football team went down to 14-7 defeat this afternoon before an audience of 80,000, which filled every nook and cranny of the big bowL 'i Favored by 2 to 1 odds, the Mid--dies just didn't have the man power fft ctanrf nn ttnrfar tln rrrichino LONDON, Sept. 27 Assessor H.

M. W. Richards called on two 300-year-bld ghosts in the eerie pre-dawn hours today to support the claim of their host, the owner of a lonely country mansion, that his taxes should be reduced because the house 'was haunted. The investigation took all night As the sun rose, Richards stumbled from the ancient 12-rjoom cob- By jpHARLES H. HERROLD WASHINGTON, Sept 27.

U.FD LAKE SUCCESS, Sept. 27, "jits harvests officially estimated to be subnormal in most jNew trs on holding down fnrUcan pricesr developed I today in a Federal Mediation Director Cyrus S. Ching tonight announced a hands- wussian Delegate Andrei a. Gro-j cases statements from, many quarters stress the needs for stpfpmpntK frnm manv miartprs strpss the nff-rls heln from abroad. America reDort of European nations that off -if -possible policy in dealing with pressure applied by a resurgent pack day of employing the Greek ques- Ann Cooper -Hewitt and former "Disc Jockey Frank (Rodeo) Roy Nicholson were freed yesterday to continue along the! thus far rocky path of their weekold marriage following a brief court appearance and a stormy session in the Marin County jaiL The pair, at liberty on $1500 bail, failed to disclose their plans for the boost their for long is on almost everyone's iany bi advance win tongue.

It is emphasized that! $22,400,000,000 estimate contract termination disputes among of Golden Bears who, in their own'tion to the UN. webbed mansion leff imme 470 Refugees the 500,000 firms and 15,000,000 minds at least, are Rose Bowl bound. the need is likelv to increase rane ft-n aid. when snow begins to fall. mh i(XS particularly of grain union members covered by the! was a bruising battle all the 1 way, with the big California lines ifnr fnarh Pannv WalHnrf wa nin- Taft-Hartley Act.

Speaking for one hour and six minutes to the United Nations Assembly's Political Committee, Gromyko charged that the United States was prepared to act in cir- In hisi first policy statement since two teams on and of the assuming his new job three weeks Cyprus Bound field all afternoon gradually wearing down the Navy forwards. immediate future. They are, however, still facing felony charges of conspiracy, in alleged falsification of pre-marital The AP continent-wide id, ujuie in uw wsj indicated that shortages are ex-1 of emergency, nurry-up help for Western European states banded to-, congressional leaders at a White gether in the Marshall Plan for iHouse conference Monday with economic recovery. President Truman i key cabinet ago, Ching est a bushed machinery for handling such disputes. He set cumvention of the U.N., if its pro- The Middies held the upper hand through the first half until, with diately without comment for an extended wk-end in other parts of the country to consider his decision.

Richards was aided in his investigation by a London medium, Mrs. Florence Thompson, four psychic investigators, the caretaker and newsmen 10 persons in all. Mrs. Thompson insisted the ghosts kept the TWO HAUNTS According to the legend, the house is haunted by the ghosts of a only seconds to go, Gal's quarter Bid to Americans Picture on, Pac 5 up a series of "tests based on answers td an elaborate questionnaire for determining cases in which the Mediation Service will assume jurisdiction. mem uers.

ii i.J Ship Intercepted By British; One Slain, Nine Injured oonje OI tunc cuuiu The conference with congreSSional small surpluses of some kinds of chiefs is expected to determine food, which might help their neigh- i whether Truman will call a special bors through the cold months ahead, session to provide stopgap assist- anrp fTvr tn nc-vt four jfthnthe Tn blood test certificates. They pleaded innocent to the charges yesterday before Judge, Guy Ciocca. Chingi said the service will put major emphasis on keeping out of NEW YORK, Sept 27. GJJPi The Yugoslav Government today invited six prominent Americans, including former Secretary of State James F. Byrnes, to Yugoslavia to "see for thern- back, Bob Celeri, dropped back to pass, found his receivers covered and ran the ball 22 yards to a touchdown.

Paul Keckler kicked the extra point to send the Bears into the dressing room at the half with a 7 to 0 lead. JENSEN'S 84-YARD RUN Following a scoreless third period, the Bears got possession in as -many industrial disputes as it in general they appeared to betpresident wants to iVQ. JERUSALEM. Sept. 27.

can. He abandoned the practice of the Knm 47ft were transferred to i the least able to help each other. sible. Then the newlyweds unexpectedly spent 47 minutes in jail when bail arrangements reportedly misfired and the couple balked at fingerprinting, required by state law. They declined to submit to former Conciliation Service in the selves the true situation" re-J garding charges of Yugoslav threats against Greece.

"i beautiful young' girl and her hand transports for deportation to Cyprus! Agricultural mmistries many Another conference Wednesday countries were saying Viat prospects IW1" together the. President tonight after their immigration ship, -fair" or nositivelv citizens committed to Spearhead a Spearhead ''waste 1 less "Despite" had been boarded at sea 1 discouraging, and in some regions national campaign to their own territory. On third down Jackie Jensen, Cars big fullback, posals for settling the Balkan trCu-found a hole inside right tackle, i bles were rejected by the Assembly. some lover whq crossed the wishes of the girl's father. The irate father shut both of them in a cellar closet and they died in each other's arms.

Since then their spirits have been earthbound. by British sailors in a fight in which there were predictions that millions Iooa- A rood commute cabinet one refuses was slain bv cunfirewill be fed as poorly next winter members has said this.the only one refugee was slain by gunnre unsettled offering any imiiate hope Labor Department of assigning a commissioner as soon as a 30-day notice of an unsettled dispute is received. He announced a "hands off policy on disputes arising from grievances under existing contracts, except for unusual cases. FORM TO BE USED Ching Isaid he will shortly issue a the two requirements on advice of their attorney, Berwyn Rice, action which prompted Sheriff Walter Sellmer to order them held. FORCIBLY MOVED Fwo jail matrons had to take Miss Hewitt's arms and forcibly move her past a battery of news I of helping to feed EutiSfe without He plunged through, recovered his footing the Navy secondary, and sprinted 4 yards to cross the goal line standing' up, with the Middie and that there were indications that an excuse is being sought for "armed intervention" in Greece.

The deputy. Soviet foreign min- w. i years of the war. The transfer to the transports REDUCED carried out under the glare of; i In miH.santamrur oriK pumping up prices at iSMJte. SOME DEVELOPMF.NVfi.1 The present owner, D.

Key, of Eel sun; ri pursuers far in the rear. searenngnts at nana qocks, was Developments that rrtiyf Influence Pie Island, Twickenham, whose family has owned the mansion for Jim Collum split the goal posts to' ist-r nrsritri a resolution whirh ft made quietly, although one man aoinuig ana vc tntj-fa ninr aiTnniion nnp man form to be used by companies and unions in notifying the services of 1 it A A TH- 1 ouike 11 it iu v. xiiai loucnoown paper cameramen, who arrayed themselves about the entrance to west would' lay all blame for the Greek MAI toTeap ovd ihe yielding produce, several countries ec Jof 1 water and -s stopped by a -re annccm tMm disputes' involving modilication or the past 100 years, complained to Richards that the mansion has been saouia nave sunx tne wavy men termination of existing agreements. in It-A ntinnc Manv -areflil ,1 lour Europe's the women's fail cell who obviouslv were tirinz under thTKstrffe on Greek authorities, con Several of those who had been frus- haunted ever since that closet door 'This form will elicit information observers said such cuts were I or recoveHr jiwas de- "Get those cameras away. Get gruehng pace and the heat of 9 demn "foreign intervention" nitrated in their hoDes of reaching closed and no one would live there scnoea as aepenmng tnifc Dart on which will assist the service in de merely a beginning of what is in; 4S- FT V.

VI AW. except the caretaker, Miss Amy whether American pris4 are held termining whether in a particular store for Europe. case it has statutory legal authority Dickinson, gaunt and crippled 67 year-old spinster. September afternoon. But the-Mid-' Greece, withdrawal of foreign troops1 Palestine as immigrants had band- "rKJ'SS, ,0 go.

CRAFT Harrison Frasier. 185-pound end commission to supervise economic, "AK1Lnt wauisu uati from WaihiTurton nr i The immigrant ship was a war- to intercede and whether such inter Also- held with the couple until Deputy District Attorney Ellis R. Dufficy advised Sheriff Selmer to release them was Nichols on's brother, Eugene, a San Francisco 4 tltiv -ii I k. 'State Department relelieM tonight Cld be" 50.000 word report Soft the818 cession Mil be in accordance with 1 u.f in iiir uiri KiMii iflr. a Because of this, Key said, he wanted a tax reduction.

Richards, tax assessor and a member of the nai nnc urnifn rtraft the principles and policies expressed itime landing craft originally named, Tn manv r.art-5 of Oermanv thfre through to block Jensen's punt, and: Hrrs us RESOLUTION -Farirta" hut rnamert "Desnite" mceung. ireviousiyi a sum- in this statement," Ching said. i 1K AU I V. City Council of Apsley Guise, Bed mary had been given He declared that the U.S. jrnn xtyan.oi uooanue, recovered theball on California's 2-yard The co-operation of all employ fiu tine jews.

such wood as householders are able printer. Eugene Nicholson was also charged with conspiracy, in a similar complaint and likewise entered a plea of innocent. fordshire. which heard the com posed resolution blaming Yugo One of the refugees said the shipjt0 gather from jorests and line- On second down, Reaves Bay 2 Prices of. all grainsrose substantially today on thejbfg Chicago plaint, was not convinced.

He singer, Navy's iron man quarterback; siavia. Bulgaria and Albania for'had been at sea 12 days when inter- rntH hv four rfstrnvr and cor- xUW WliS 9CVUIIU ers and unions is earnestly solicited in the employment of these forms as soon as they are made available at the offices of the services, international pinions and employer associ wanted a demonstration. GHOSTLY SPOT Continued Pare 20-A, CI. 3 in aweaen governmental agencies weekly decline in a ro ta the As-were able to make a precise calcu- sociated Press weight 'wholesale the Balkan trouble and accusing vettes declared the passengers them of threatening Greek- integ- resisted the naval boarding party rity was not founded on fact and i for about an hour until the boarders lauon living rooms may oe neatea priCe Index of five anmodities The party accompanied Richards last night to the lonely spot in ations. to 60 degrees Fahrenheit if the win avs Free 3 Yuqosl Ching said selection and screen opened lire A government announcement said was contrary to common sense.

The 55-nation committee was ter is mild, 50 degree? if it is severe. In Czechoslovakia, a householder will be permitted to heat two rooms, and other countries were prescrib- juage ciocca sam ne win set tne date for their preliminary hearing on October 8. BAIL BROKER DELAYED The trouble at the jail was reported as having been further complicated by the delayed appearance of the couple's bailbond broker, Gene Mendosa of Vallejo, and the refusal by Sheriff Sellmer to a request that they be ollowed to wait in the Sheriffs office and not in a i two Jews suffered gunshot wounds pointed toward lower -rejtail prices later for major fc.n4 other items. "-'v. si'J 3 Senator chairman of a SenatfiHouse subcommittee prices in the East, fold a rejorter some Weathercock Lane where the ancient mansion stood, protected by a dark and fluttering grove of trees.

Newsmen noted that house had no staircase, a relic of he days when people drew a ladder up solemn and intent while Gromyko and one British sailor a broken ing disputes which the service will enter Us necessary because of the "great case load burden" placed on it by the Taft-Hartley Act LAW REQUIREMENT American Captives TRIESTE, 27. (JPi The in i ing similar restrictions, ernment spokesman said a British declared that the, US. proposal would complicate relations between governments and might cause the collapse of the U.N. Privations due to cold and hunger after them at bedtime for fear of sailor, "surrounded by a party of Jews brandishing crowbars," fired i are linked with growing concern white collar and low-sajed wock- The lap requires that wherever a being murdered in their sleep. telligence section of the American 88th Division said three United States soldiers who had been cap over the continent health, and tecs in New xorx andisdane other dispute trises over a new contract Gromyko proposed that the U.N.

the ratal shot. -m -1 It A. at A W.r 4- -M kT.rVkA The group sat around a crude country after country reported an maropolitajn areas, or renewal of an old one in an in wooden table in fluttering candle Assemoiy recommena xnat wmcjouibnuu rntu; (increase in diseases associated with light, directly above the cellar halt fhe incidents on ner premiers it was the first refugee ship to malnutrition and bad housing. where the lovers reportedly were witn xugosiavia. vidiu nu to crack the British coastal TYPHUS PRORIFM-garia and that all foreign forces beiblockade since the interception in I I found in a death embrace.

undernourished because ilheir food pricesr have gone so hi.f GREECE ANTS MOf)E 4 Greecej reportedly tJ ask the United States to provmeiitt extra to expandlrr forces for fighting guerrillas. Tiais would health authorities said. withdrawn from Greece. juy 0f 4500 jews aboard the Ex-! Branches rustled noisily outside, and at midnight shafts of moon celL Warrants for their arrest were issued yesterday just one week after Nicholson was made a widower by the death of his third wife. Gertrude.

He married Miss Hewitt the following day. Miss Hewitt was the central figure 11 years ago in a famous suit in which she charged her mother and two. doctors subjected her to a sterilization -operation without her consent dustry Effecting interstate commerce, the Mediation Service shall be notified 30 days in advance of a threatened sjtrike or lockout. Labor officials this would apply to 500,000 firms and 15,000,000 members of organized labor the same groups covered by the Federal wage-hour and labor relations act. Ching it reminded employers and is sure to be a Middle European SAME RESOLUTION odus 1947 tives of the Yugoslavs reached the Free Territory at 9:20 p.m.

local time p.m., Eastern Standard Time) tonight The three were First Lieut. William Van Atten of East Orange, N.J., Pfc. Earl G. Hendrick of Arlington, and Pfc. Glen A.

Meyer of Edgeley, N.D, The men had been held by Yugoslav troops since last Monday. 1 next winter. Infantile light slanted through crusted win The resolution was the same, with a few minor changes in wording. do ws to show cracked and musty the Swedish consulate tonightThe is being walls. United Nations special committee brought under control.

But that could not be said of tubercu oe addition to 5300.00130 alreafly authorized for and in the U.N. offered that Gromyko As the hours waned Mrs. Thomp on Palestine is headed by Justice Emil Sandstroem of Sweden. losis, which in Austria is being military purposes, and sbe son, the medium, began to perspire unions fhat the Taft-Hartley Act "You are killing mC she said "makes it a statutory duty to suddenly in a choked voice. "Let Security Council last July 8.

The council rejected, that resolution when only Poland supported Russia's idea of solving the Balkan problem. The United States previously imnnrtont rwditiral mm. arnepate fully and promptly in Story Book Romance 4 k1.w fl. its Prevalence in the nation's 5-Senators Russell Ga. and cCleUan Ark.) reposed in Srakah for inSrSr Most of the nations are con-1 interviews that congresonal 5Lffh about food.

Several which iers make a "gentleman's gemenf conciliation and mediation meetings called by the service." Under The Big Top He said that he would "ignore me go. I want to get away. TAKES PICTURES She clicked a camera and explained to her audience that the ghost of the young lady had made v.V i tZZrl have been comparatively weU off to permit jyse of idle fuWof gov-woicn naa sauea irom n.1l!nj ioknriae tn n5 those doubts which employers and FORT WORTH, Sept 27. CSV-A mittee to adopt a resolution brand-; Poibly one Fourth Air Force Chief to Be Moved HAMILTON FIELD. Sept 27.

m.K Maj. Gen. Willis H. Hale, commander of the Fourth Air Force, announced today he will be transferred "in the near future' to the Caribbean area. Fourth Air Force headquarters unions have expressed about some mediation regulations of the new story book romance of the show world's big top came to light heje ing Greece's northern neighbors as the instigators of the border strife Meanwhile the Palestine svimivr harv.

Kut hv would cet Ground a sn.if ion (an appearance. ment assured the wives of British of nomic crisis as well are reducing officers and others Dr. Oscar Lange, PoUsh delegate i government act Hej promised to report weaknesses and deficiencies to the joint congressional committee set up to supervise operation of the tew. toaay wnen was learnep. imss; A terrible love tragedy has Mabel Higgling.

23-year-old grand jtaken place in this room between daughter-of a founder of the famous jtwo earthbound spirits," she said. Wngling Brothers' Circus, will marry Thp zhoat- made no further an i evacuated' in February for security and former University of Chicago the rations allowed to their populations. In virtually every country the level of nutrition is sinking. A few countries of Eastern Europe reasons that they would be able to 6 Flanders also told: Reporters grain exchanges should to try their own method checking speculation. He said gfain leaders had offered to raise Jown pay- economics professor, said the Mar- GENERAL RULES here had not yet been informed who shan pr0gram offered at Paris was returo to Palestine soon.

pearance and the party left at reported they are actually a little inadequate and harmful to U.N. au He said the service "not wuuiu suttrcu mm. During the war General Hale POmmanrfprf th Svnth Air Vn-rfO better off than they were a year rnents required on sales of grain thority and effectiveness. created and shall not operate for the dawn. Mrs.

Thompson insisted to newsmen that her films would prove, when developed, that a 'very, very distressed young lady" ior iuture delivery "irorQ tnis point ago. The gloomiest reports came from on rat of 50 per cent on any benefit of employers or unions." He said he would follow these general rules: in the Pacific, and later was named commanding general of all Army air forces in the Pacific Ocean area. answered her call from the other world. 1 Employers-md unions will be The psychic investigators, true to encourageLfo resolve industrial their profession, adopted a hush differences. -by themselves.

Yacht Trial Resumes Monday, End Near SANTA ANA Sept. 27. Jf) After 19 weeks devoted to jury selection and testimony, the end was in sight today for the trial in which Buelah Louise OverelL 18r and her erstwhile boy friend, George (Bud) Gollum, are charged with the murder of her wealthy parents. Starting Monday, a galaxy of legal talent representing the prosecution and defense will start its arguments. 2 JLabor disputes, primarily local hush attitude on the grounds that Germany.

I increase." -j "It will require an heroic effort." I GOVERNMENT BUYING said an American official, no avoid' 7-Chairman Hope (B Kan.) of a worse winter Germany than the House Agricultui totnmittee frL yea3' v. said Congress would investigate The help-each-other formula of 5 government ibuying of lor ex-the Marshall plan is being applied port as suggested by leading grain to the spreading of Europe's food exchanges, if the Jattcrl sflU sub-supply, as widely and thinly as mit to us information jurying it. possible. (Government purchases 4f 33our fof TRADING OF SUPPLIES export were credited pajftiilfor the no psychic phenomenon should be and: having but a minor effect on Richard Durant, a trainer in the show's elephant herd. The' young couple obtained a marriage lipense Monday in Shreveport At the 1 Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey Circus lot here today both Miss Ringling and Durant said they had not yet married and they were "not sure when it will take place." With a Louisiana license, it was assumed they would not be married until the next stand in that state, which will be in Lake Charles on October Bay Men Named To Foreign Service WASHINGTON, Sept 26.

Acting Secretary of State Robert pubUcly mentioned until there way interstate commerce, should be con Rather, Lange said, members of the U.N. should make use of the peace agency's machinery. As a step in this direction, he asked for periodic surveys of world economic conditions by the U.N. with subsequent recommendations on how to remedy them. Lange told reporters that the purpose of his resolution was in effect to transfer the Marshall program to the U.N.

Economic Commission, for Europe. Under this step the Eastern European countries, which refused to participate, could join in Buenos Aires Harbor Paralyzed by Strike BUENOS ACRES, Argentina, Sept 27 (U.R) All operations in the huge port of Buenos Aires were paralyzed today by a strike of between 5000 and 6000 longshoremen. A total of 118 ships, incluSing ciliated and mediated, if need be. some sort of proof. They hinted there would be a further investiga by agencies of state or local govern ment.

5 The test of whether the Federal tion. SCARED? HUMPH! service intercedes shall be "whether surplus increase in grain prices sq5Chica go Miss Dickinson, who has slept This expected to occupy four full ofN a faSy llrj Coastal lands may have a one lwa such a significant interruption of commerce is threatened by the dis Impoverished Greece is thinking Like the cabinet fOiydommit- alone in the housf since she was bombed out of er London home four years ago, exploded when Then, after Superior Judge Ken many of United States.registry, were tied up in the port, already badly congested by the post-war influx of the rehabilitation proposals. neth Morrison gives his instructions, tasked asked'her; opinion. shipping here. While Lange was speaking in the the jury of six men and six women about exporting some olive oil, a presiaenuai commute stuay-ins and citrus fruits, not because American resources fotiielping they couldn't be used at home Mid "voluntary gstjgration-to get the vital cash to buy the part of consigners" is grain and fats.

Tthe most effective wepifl' that Strikers demands included un Frightened? The only time have.been frightened is tonight, Assembly's Economic Committee, will retire; to deliberate on whether Secretary of State Marshall was in the pair are guilty or innocent of conference with Constantin Tsal-; slaying Financier and Mrs. Walter specified wage increases, paid vaca tions, a hiring hall for. stevedores with so many people in the house. France will be able to sell some can De 10 curD SP-? gram and maintenance of labor benefits I 'shall not sleep at all. daris.

Deputy Prime Minister of Overell on their luxury nttnu nnA linnnra Ai.kln and DTI CCS. Lovett handed today to 38 newly appointed members of the foreiegn service. All but two are war veterans. Each was given the initial rank of vice consul and diplomatic secretary. 'v Amongthose commissioned were: already attained.

The newsmen were neutral. They Greece. 1 1 1 1 1. jL i cpuia iraae some rice ior wneat, ana pute as clearly to require Federal1 intercession to protect the interest of the Federal government" 4 The service will refrain from interceding in grievance disputes arising over the application or interpretation of an existing collective bargaining agreement, except for unusual, cases. 5 The service will suggest that the parties agree to submit the employer's last offer of settlemen to a secret ballot of the employees when other means of settlement has failed.

Ching added that the service does not have the funds to conduct or supervise such balloting at this "time. had become tired and hungry during the night and wandered out to a fried fish wagon for fish and Portugal may have some fruits and! rn A MPC CCCIC Sl fisheries products which could be KAIiLl JLLiVjKH 9 ilVliJl-, Slayer Faces Another Trial In Strange Cas chips. William Jf. Barnsdalet-Sa Rafael. It was during this period that Denmark will have some bacon riritl and eggs to spare but a much AA KA NFaI assigned Stocklsolm: and E.

i Mrs. Thompson said the ghosts made srnaller ouantHv than last war rm- fcTIIS UrXU Bruce Marino, to Recife, Brazil. nnnnac in inirviowpro vocivr. One of the strangest murder cases! their appearance. day he could not be held on thetss fodder for wiimals is supplied! LONDON.

Sept 27 Vfr-French mrrlr rharco a Pain hwsuw of in California legal history that of a Manteca school teacher who was 1 shot down in her classroom 15 years 1 1 eoi ICUwMlTilf i II 4rar h. uptJJ wm grain ntJay T.r ibune Index ago was reopened yesterday by Bailey, of 5910 Dover Street a machinist and brother of Mrs. Taylor, declared he was prepared to do everything I can to see that he (Coumas) is convicted. Mrs. Taylor also is survived by another brother, Charles Bailey, of 1156 Amador Street Berkeley; Mrs.

Sam Cohn of 3026 College Ave Zril r. wi.n hwr tH i Poland. Czechoslovakia, and other "miea otfLC5 "fa D'iri nSSS. th Uastern lands and is offering France mreifar Ger" newsmen provisions of the codet many with their 'combined zpnes APPOINTEES LISTED San Joaquin County authorities. i And' in Oakland relatives of the Ching announced the following to Denmark and after the November meetyig.

of the appointments: are clear and that "Greece had no jurisdiction to try the man for an offense committed here. He has never been in jeopardy under U. S. Howard T. Corvin, associate direc victim, Mrsl Olive Taylor expressed gratitude there would be one more chance "to see that justice is done." thoritative dinlomatie satirres siA accounts- of the Soviet Union's har tor; Martin J.

O'Conhell, director of field operations; John T. Daly, nue. Berkeley, and her husband, The alleged slayer, Tom Covunas, now 59, fled from trial the United director of arbitration division: Henry G. Baker director of tech Newspaper files show that a janitor in the school, W. J.

DuVal, was shot twice in an attempt to protect nical services; William N. Margolis, vests. Reports from the. chief grain growing areas of Russia say the yield is the best in years. IThis has raised Russian hopes "that the end of bread rationing may be near.

Some of the eastern European countries hope-to benefit from Russia's plenty, but the hungry lands of the west cannot be sure of help from that source, a. iayior, 01 a toe, ton. NEW TRIAL HELD LEGAL District Attorney Chester Watson, ofTSan Joaquin is poring through his law books support his contention a new trial is legaL After the shooting Coumas 'es- the teacher. DuVal recovered and assistant, director; Peter Seitz, general counsel; James W. Greenwood later died of natural causes.

Coumas said "the Jolted States States to; Greece. In that country. 7000 miles away he was convicted of the California teacher's murder and imprisoned for five years. Recently Coumas, a former Manteca farmer, made his way back to the United States. Yesterday Manteca Police Chief Tom Brockman received a tip be was back in town Jr director of adninistrative man agement MAGAZINE SECTION Geraldine Modest Maidens Carnival Crossword Puzzl 'Pattern" -4 Strange As 1 Seem AUNT ELSIE SECTION Amt Elsie asdXnnland ilAJN NEWS SECTION Cdmplet Report World News Trent Traterral News Local News Front Church News Front Motor World Suburban News Sports Rews Gallup Poll CIASSTFIED SECTION i reached out its long arm for me and COMIC SECTION 12 Pages in Color Let's Explore Your Mind SOCIETY S2SCTION Society and Clubs Why Grow OldT Parents' Corner P-TA News 1 Girl Scouts KNAVE SECTION" The Knave I Scouts and Scouting Play and Recreation YMCANeAvs I Know.

Your Schools Books and Authors Art and Artists Music and Musicians Screen and Stag News, Soanes Radio Schedules Stamp Collecting Calendar Sullivan: Walter Lippman caped pursuit and made his found me in Corinth where I was back to his native Greece, where wa mmih' today. The Ministers5 are expected to meet in London November 25 for what British leaders i believe will be theirj "last chance, ta write jointly agreed German arid Austrian peace treaties. These sources, represetf-g two of the governments concerrjd pr dieted one of the first major sequels to this move will be the States and Britain' will: hack' a French, request said to Ibej amrni-nent, for the political and sbnomie incorporation; of the Saar into France. i A' French spokesman sai London the question' of theWmomie integration of the' Saaf infr prance is "likely" come up bvtfre tha The jobs filled by Margolis, Seitz and Greenwood are new, made necessary by establishment of the he was discovered two years later, Sommary Needs, Page 3 can see no iustice' in nunishin? me service as an independent agency. and his arrest followed.

American authorities asked the The slaying occurred en April 20, Greek government for his extradi-i Couma admittrf had much er 19 vhm rmimii i vmhicttA kwinu itk.i.i iJCliTlOH rilfSIl 6I Philippine-Spain Treaty FRANKFURT, Germany, Sept 27. stalked into a small schoolhouse did not at the time recognize natu- but would not disclose how. MANILA, Sept 27.r-UJ9 Presi and, holding a pistol two inches ralization of nives of Greece. He said he lived in Europe during dent Manual Roxas and the Span- from Mrs. Taylor, fired twice.

Coumas had' three children in the isn: minisrer, leoaomiro Aguuar Tf SU military government sources said today attempts were beingmade to dissuade the Army from testing -air raid sirens in American zone cities, because of German jitters. Cassified Advertiiirf Salas signed a Philippines-Span school arid 'one of them, a boy. had However, Greece tried him for: the worked for British in-murder on the basis of transcripts terests and landed in the United mailed to Athens from Stockton. He States twoSmonths ago on a regular was convicted and served five years! passport. He returned to Manteca in a Greek prison I four days ago.

Vital Statistics ish treaty of friendship in Mala- vbeen reprimanded by Mrs. Taylor. four-power Council -of fereijn Hocse snd Carva canan Palace today. Ministers. 1 In Oakland yesterday, Terry E.

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