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i 1 I 1 I f-: WEATHER Oakland and Vicinity Gen LAT erally clear Sunday; continued ed mo cool; gentle Variable ASSOCIATED WORLD. PRESS. AflO DAILY MEWS FQREIGR SERVICE OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1947 ccc VOL CLXVM 15 SUNDAY N0146 5 DAILY fn)f JuvJ 9 CLARK CALLS REICH PEACE PACT FAILURE SE EN: Beat's. Defeat Thousands of Alcoholics in VA Hospitals FOR ACTION IN MEYERS CASE SCHUMAN IS FRENCH PREMIER ndians 21-18 LONDON MEET CHANCES DIM AS RUSS BARE AIMS Austrian Treaty May Be Signed All Else Doubtful Pledge to Crush Strike, 'Save the Republic Voiced Stanford Threatens to Score Major 1 Upset Until Final Minutes of Play; 82,000 Fans See Annual Grid Classic Officials Estimate 10,000 to Undergo Treatment This Year WASHINGTON, Nov. 22 JP) TheJustice Department signalled today lor grand jury action against Maj.

Gen. Bennett E. Meyers after Senate investigators heard Meyers' Wartime chief, General of the Army H. H. Arnold, denounce him as a "rotten apple." Arnold also branded a3 "absolute By DAVID M.

NICHOL Chics jo Daily News Foreign Service BERLIN, Nov. 22. The last 24 hours here dispel any hope of agreement on the Austrian and German peace treaties STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Nov. 22. An inspired team came within three tiny points but three long By JOHN M.

IHGHTOVfR LONDON, Nov. 22. fe-Diplo- By RAY MITTEN Chicago Daily News Service WASHINGTON, Nov. 22. Administration hospitals are falsehoods' Meyers' testimony that PARIS, Nov.

22. (P) Robert Schuman, 61-year-old Lorraine lawyer of the Moderate Popular Republican Party, won parliamentary approval of his designation as Pre minutes of a stunning upset over California's highly touted he had discussed same of his war- 1 4. 3 DTP 4 4. i l(im ctntr (r-mrnMinns. with ir.

wnen tne Big foreign ministers begin iormai sessions mats gathering for the Big Pour in London, Tuesday. Foreign Ministers Conferences open- Marshal Sokolovskv's bitter tirade against the three West-! ing next Tuesday found least in Jl 111 f1VJ 01 "1UiC fP hS XV 'J bened seriously and. 82,000 persons Weak and hoarse from its thrills most cases, needlessly, with alco- Forces. mier tonight on a pledge to act powers yesterday, at what was expected to be a final rout- slender hope today that tjfs latest The score was 21 to 18 in favor of the Golden Bears, but Then the Senate War Investigat- holies. "quickly" against st if the original Indians had fought as hard as the Stanford ing Committee concluded its sen- Thousands of ex-servicemen who a strike move-me meeting of the four Allied commanders, is considered to; effort the long series of peace i a indication of comine meetings may proved to bt little ment that is cri National investigation of Meyers drink excessively because they en- Schuman, who has been finance minister since 1946 and who lived in hiding among resistance forces Europe Relief better than a complete wjtiut.

The outlook, is as gray asLdndon's November skies, but som officials feel that it need not be considered and' turned the case over to Gov- j0y whisky not because of physical ernment prosecutors to pursue in or mental complications occupy i the light of statuses against fraud, beds needed for men with more corruption, tax' evasion and per- legitimate ailments, jury. There are 17.000 veterans awaiting Attorney- General Clark an-; hospitalization, though not all of (during the German occupation, won just two-third of all National Assembly votes after Socialist Leon Blum had failed by nine votes last night to get the green light to form MICHIGAN TO MEET TROJANS IN ROSE BOWL black. nounced' that evidence would be them require it immediately, presented swiftly to a grand The alcoholics are legitimate pa that the larce UVCI iridi uiff large, XT beginning next week. itients in the sense The committee testimony increase in their Russian strategy in London. For two hours the Russian commander delivered a bitter indictment blaming the Western powers for practically everything that has happened since the occupation began.

The other commanders were astounded. French General Koenig said he must refer it to his government. British and Americans said only official courtesy prevented them from leaving the room. American Lieut. Gen.

Lucius D. Clay in- nnmhora hoc! Htcuuig ow tuics, iir icieiveu ill from Socialists. Radical-Socialists, I ii lie av4 A fflnnaniwa alcoholism that Myers, high wartime procure- Republicans and many Bill Speeded Stop-Gap Approval In Senate Probable; House Delay Hinted loc on "rtffiioi riicsco" Hopuiar of 184 i rw tj a Rightists. Only the votes Pictures Page 3 It will be Michigan and the University of Southern California Tro There is hope for completion of an Austrian treaty to restore Aus trias independence and get occupation troops out of thatH country. There is hope also that the great powers may reach at petter understanding of their conflicts over the future of Germany.

But diplomats express belief that there is no real hope, barring Jrilracles. that any substantial decisions can be reached on the central fproblem the political and economic unification of the defeated Reici. nnnosprf nim Communists opposed him. The de fiirMr wno sayS tne problem is ment officer, reaned large pronts were among 21 deDUties who ab thrmiah salarv "Violf harlre anH estimates that VA will treat 10.000 stained. have a great big country to give away.

Stanford lost its ninth game of the season but scored its first victory. The crowd of Indian and Bear supporters who had taken a chance on a fair football game in the predicted one-sided contest was rewarded with well-nigh the best game they'll ever see. EQUAL IN TOUCHDOWNS Even in defeat: Coach Marchie Schwartz' Cardinals scored just as many- touchdowns in this most spirited of contests as did the Bears wjio barely took home a lock of the Indians' scalp. As it turned out. Coach Lynn Trappy" Waldorf jwas psychic indeed when, facing his first Big Game competition, he jribdestly tajid he was willing to jwin by one piint in spite of odds fhat mounted, toj a new high to 40 to 1 for California.

There was tf' time I when the Bear seemed indeed headed for early hibernation without any Thanksgiving. Then, with the score standing 18 tfi 14 while the Stanford fans all but went wild in joyous unbelief. WASHINGTON. Nov. 22.

UP) jsisted the statements be published so otherwise, from a war sub-contract-1 alcoholic cases thLs year. There ing firm he was said to have se-iwere 6459 last year and 3529 in 1945-cretly owned. He sought to explain 1 UNCOMPLICATED CASES and his explanation was de-l About two-thirds of this year's nounced by others as a lie that cases. Dr. Hawley estimates, will be he set up the firm because the uncomplicated those without any wife of the man who became its! demonstrable mental illness.

The The Senate appears ready to ap-jthat he could answer it in public. MONTH DURATION prove i-resident lrumans propossai i tiay expecieu iu leave iui Odds are that the rnnfornii" for stop-gap European relief next week but with the blunt notice that president was his "girl "dummy' friend." DEFEND THE REPUBLIC Schuman. appealing to the assembly for support, declared he would "defend the Republic" and distinguish between the legitimate demands of labor and "the synchronized enterprises of sedition throughout Europe." He said he expects to form a cabinet tonight to deal with the labor crisis. Under guidance of the Communist-dominated General Confederation of Labor, the number of strikers passed the 750.000 mark, jans in the Rose Bowl come next New Year's Day. The Wolverines from the Midwest earned their trip to the Pacific Coast by grabbing the Big Nine title with an undefeated, untied season.

They capped their performances yesterday by blanking Ohio State, 21-0. Meanwhile, the Trojans, with only a tie or victory needed to secure their bowl bid. edged by the U.C.L.A. Bruins. 6-0.

Troy scored in the second quarter nad held on to win the Pacific Coast Conference crown. In the traditional games in the North, the Oregon Ducks slipped by the Oregon State Beavers, 14-6. rest do have an accompanying mental disease. All are classed as neuro-psycho- and long programs his domestic living cost range foreign recovery tomorrow. jUst about a mQnth an(l end at As usual Soviet-licensed news- Christmas time.

Contrary to the papers were supplied with full texts' deep pessimism felt in the United for publication today. There is not' Stf tes over the future of East-West i relationships, British offteml.s sav one word of the Allied reply breakup of the meeting need vond a brief formal communique, not mean the end of all Big Four cases m- searching face lengthy and DISGRACED UNIFORM Thanking the investigators discovering a "rotten apple," nold said: The average cost to VA of main Ar- taining one such patient is $8.70 a day. Thus the exDense of carine peacemaking efforts. quiries. Chairman Vandenberg Mich.) will take the floor Monday to urge ONLY POSSIBLE REPLY Persons close to the four-power Where the popular expectation in Washington is that this rry be the last of the Big Four meetffts.

Lon- aDm-oval of a $597,000,000 aid bill "The evidence before you would or the two-thirds group, who stav indicate that a high ranking offi-l anywhere from 5 to 30 days, runs cer has disgraced his uniform and into thousands of dollars, his rank. "Let it be dealt withi Only a comparative few of the al- and truckloads of mobile guardsmen the Senate Foreign Relations Com- negotiations since the very begin armed with tommyguns moved into mittee said should be passed speed the city in preparation for any out Dy military ana civil agencies wun cononc cases nave a service-con- which disorder this sordid evi- nected mental disability, according of some come all severity that dence warrants." would feared Frenchmen to Dr. Hawley. Chairman Fortmson (R Mich.) of VA nospitals are finding that the Monday. CAPITAL UNEASY A distinct uneasiness was felt in ily to combat the "twin spectre of cold and hunger accompanied by political chaos" in France, Italy and Austria.

But Vandenberg is expected to base part of his appeal for Republican support of the President's proposal on the grounds that its passage will give Congress time to make a full and unhurried investigation of California turned to passing aesper-ii Hon in the last quarter. KECKLEY GOES OVER Oakland's Jackie Jensen passed to Paul Keckley on the Indian 35 and he outraced the Stanford sec nndarv and went over for Cali the special War Investigating Sub-1 majority of the. patients en-committee did not even ith cases of uncomplicated while the Washington Huskies rolled over the Washington State Cougars, 20-0. The mighty Tfcrtre Dame Irish swamped Tulane, $9-6, to remain in the undefeated ranks. The Irish will tackle the Trojans next Saturday in Los Angeles.

I ning in January, 1944 say tne only doners say it may be "almost the possible reply to the Soviet tirade last." I. would be the following: i Secretary of State Mariil. who Deadlock at the London confer- here Friday, is gojjjg into ence on the basis of similar charges sessions with what his gssociates against the Soviets. Hf has said i publicly that he is riot pessimistic. Postporfement or a call for a newjWhat he wants to firHj meeting of foreign ministers oiwnether the Russians are 'now pre-avoid an actual break.

This would pared to make any concessions on be the only way of retaining the! fic- Germany and whether they; will at tion of four-power control over ieast agree to an Austrifcri settle-Germany, and keep the machinery ment. 4- i -of the four-power administration nrDiinrc W- it aiconousm stay only long enough to the capital as the population read sober up and then demand their re-in their newspapers of the discovery lease. They cannot be detained of four important clandestine arms aetxxs in tne tmsi iwo weens, ana against tneir win. So VA can do little for them. learned that saboteurs last night hafr! the long-range Marshall Plan for fornia' face-saving points.

Jim Cullom ot. Piedmont verted as he did for all three of the. extra points that spelled the difference in the days score. make the usual formal written report and recommendations. Instead the investigation chairman announced that the entire hearing record wquld go to: The Federal district attorney here for study of the testimony in the light or perjury statutes, CRIMINAL ACTION cut telenhone lines linking two forts! helping pull 16 western European TRIES TO HELP in the outskirts of the city.

A quart Usine standard troatmontc fnr th for the time being. VA Fund Surplus Explanations Asked imore serious alcoholic cases concentrated tear gas was stolen nations up on their economic ieet. OPPOSITION ABSENT There was no indication of effective Senate opposition to the appeal for the three-nation relief fund. In the House, however, members may be hospitalized as long as alfrom a Pans laboratory last night, VA tries harri in hin thom i police reported. The.

Big Game! Let's call THIS) one the Great Game! Everyone who goes to a Big! Game wants either Stanford or Western Germany would be set up as a separate state. It would be politically useful if the French would join their zone with the Preparations for the meeting have been dismally unsuccessful; Deputies of the Foreign Ministers, in more than a dozen sessions here, have failed to find a single ground aiso saia inai luuuwfug The attorney general for study by But Dr. H. J. Tompkins, assistant WASHINGTON, Nov.

22. (JP) explosion at the strike-bound Re th npnartmpnt criminal i chief of thp neurn-nsvrhiatrio Hivi Americans and British, but is not Rep. tiropny supported division regarding Federal law pro-! sion, points out that there is no nf thp Foreign Affairs Committee. -i for compromise on outstanding dif-oi me roreign iidirs wumnuiicc an economic necessity. Concessions ferences over Germany.

nault automobile factory they had arrested two Communist workers on charges of manufacturing bombs there. by Speaker Martin asked jhibiting fraud and corruption on 1 known cure. the Veterans Administration todav government contracts. i VA's best ally is Alcoholics said the going may De tougner. ine; to French in the form of committee still is writing its own Rh3neland stt lik.lT bill, with indications that the meas Federal tax collection officials irom wmcn RUSS PLANS CLEARER California to win right down to the marrow of their bones.

There were sa many thrills for each side in this the Jubilee game, and the crackerjack of them all, that every- body was well, not satisfied, but certainly limp. KEVER-S AY-DIE The old grads were back to thump each other on the back. The United States. Brtan and France have consistently lined up against Russia. This split extended to the question of how they should report their disagreements nrp rannnt brought before the I miu ins agency is receiving excellent co-operation.

All doctors in House for another 10 davs. i These observers say Russia's plans, RpforP that it will have to concealed at first, become in- to explain reports that the agency is holding between one and a half and two billion dollars in overcharged insurance premium payments from veterans. "Reports have been going the rounds for some time that there has cases. The standing Senate Committee for a wider Air Base Brings New Housing Crisis war.vir,' VA hosPitals recently were tQ W)rk closely with locaI prODe rhantr in rlooUn only to the Foreign Ministers, i the eauntlet of the House Rules) creasingly clear. Europe is i i boorv.

he lipeup oi tne Committee, where there is reDorted Part of its potential The main target remains the opposition to Russian demands California sent its rooters 20.000 "margin" deals in government holies bonds. Meyers testified he anrfhisj for the two-thirds group, who family bought $4,000,000 of these refuse lengtn treatment6 Dr Haw-durmg the war with a relatively ley lays much of the blame for their vdice and spirited I been accumulating in the GI insur- stxort. loud in LAS VEGAS. New. Nov.

22. (U.P.) Chairman Frank Gusewelle of Clark County Commissioners appealed today for homes for some 1300 families who will arrive here sraaii ouwn paymeni ana large re-, numbers on local communities. He United States, which the Russians $10,000,000,000 (ten billion dol-believe would be crippled internally' lars) in German reparaftons and bv collapse in Europe. for a highly centralize Oerman To support their views, thesei government is now more oiid sources point to Europe's series This may influence je poll-crises for the last two weeks, of Soviet Foreign Minister-Strikes have forced the collapse of Molotov the forthcomiife confer-the government in France. There en.ce He.

aPPrent muf decide to be strong opposition. But there was evidence that oruw Congress votes to authorize the short-term aid it will take apart piece by piece the long-range program, yet to be submitted in detail by President Truman. GOP PROBES PLAN Republicans already have begun suiting paper prorits. contends that th latter aren't Hniner 1 tr-Uri VTrrc- MVS aw 1 A UaiiUQltr VI 1 17 1 1 IUC i-JCJCs feCl ir action. Stanford Go-Go-Go yellinc runas or tne veterans Admin-pounded through ihe Stadium time istration a surplus of overcharged and time again las its partisans Premium payments ranging from watched their inspired toam show one and one-half billion dollars to it lis nexer-say-die down on the two billion dollars," Brophy said in farm.

ia statement When California I went right over! "Other congressmen, as well as uu miuw jjnougn to neip their alcoholics re-; Army Air Base is reactivated, anotner possible development when form. As soon as they find an alco- i Som isn nirrraft will he ntprt he said holic is a veteran, they ship him to to Vrain anon navigators hnmhar. a nospitai 1 are ugly whispers of civil war in i jdiers and radar operators annually wneincr lie wdiiia iu i.iuiuici isolation of Russia from the west. tearing up portions of his 10-point Paris. Aiso, ut.

nawiey cnarges. too at the subbase for Mather Field i PLAN REICH RULE i giving diwuiiunc Aircraft Observers and Bombardier anu-uuuuiuu piupuadi wai ttaLY CRIPPLED TOO If the London conference" fails. ment in a VA hospital and a jail1-- as expected, to make any real progress in solving the Genian prob- alreadv have indicated clearly that! unresi "wise nas mp-the President cannot expect to getfc ed ar actions Italy. It has the standbv price-wage and ration- f. Produced bloody street sentence.

Copyright, 1M7. ChiM DUy New. Ibc The penalty for a false official statement is severe the most basic ground for 3 general court-martial." ATTORNEY GENERAL ACTS Then Attorney General Clark announced that he was asking U.S. District Attorney Morris Fay to set a date, sometime next week, for the Justice Department to begin presenting evidence to a grand jury here. This inquiry, it was indicated.

Relief Package Limit's Lifted lem all signs indicate thatha; West for a touchdown in the first would like to know how terl there was a little "this was ex- suct aI enormous 'kitty' as this petted" air over the big stadium. could be accumulated without some-But then when Stanford came back hody ere moving long be-wilth a touchdown jof it very own, fore thls to return this money to thi crowd gave vek in noisy ash- th veterans to whom it belongs." Io to the twin theories that "this is! Veterans Administration officials more like it ot "what's going on not "ached immediately artmd flT 'Sticks around- said Stanford.5 BrPhy said as soon as these e'te going to have a Big Game wer heard by tne Veterans around here" Administration a very wide-spread California was ready to give them activity was begun, and it is now the Ax. rieht in the neck but Stan-' th7 want toput on 2000 jng controls he asKed lor. ern powers will begin egrly next year to form as complete a communists wimarew irom With JoKato arhoHnloH in Vifftrir? ln iu- Farley's Daughter Wed NEW YORK. Nov.

22. Pv Miss 22. 7P government over the jzovernment as they can without WASHINGTON. Nov. Senator Ball Minn.) said todav I jauestions of currencv and reform w.i.i.....ii i Ann E11.B FsrUv H.H.r nf iWminfM i.

ure- lne senate Appropriations, nussia. inis 100. muuiwv wiu country tQ take into account. former Postmaster General Jameslall needy-area countries agree to 90mmi tee arranged. ade in the air.

On the other hand. responsible A. Farlev and Mrs Farlv wa tho Urnit aift r-h-l oetaneo inventory oi American iooa tariey and Mrs. Farley, was wed raise the limit of gift rackages of wow, tney say, the battletront hasirfininTnatir anthoritips i littl supplies to be furnished by Ssecre- today to Edward J. Hickey of food and clothing received from the moved to Germany itself with nf eains ahead anW lime in Grosse Pointe, Mich.

United States from 11 to 22 pounds. fords attitude was "youre going tary of Agriculture Anderson. Chairman Bridges N.H.) said Sokolovsky's attacks the near futUre with affo-called to wuo employees in order to try to dispose of this surplus. the committee will weigh Americart "iey inefe Mnu' "separate peace" with rmany. supplies against the needs ofibe hs b4ut Pfrt of a Commu- They say it would be imfegsible to France Italy and Austria before plan to tnrow Europe into make a peace which wofilcV effec-voting'on the final amount to bejjhe utmost confusion as a prelude tively include eastern Germany so fd have to fight for it." ITS ENTHUSIASM JAG The game stood alone but surrounding it like fancy wrapping on a Christmas gift was all the 1 1 w.

1 Cuban Named Head Of U.N. Trade Group uic uunuuii uiccung. lorJE as ottuyics irtat uct. spent under the emergency aid bill. U.S.

FLIERS NOT ENSLAVED BY CHINESE, SEARCHERS SAY While the U.S. certainly wouldn't; What they do want Especially ould deal with all possible charges except income tax matters. The Justice Department informed re-i porters that any income tax indictment would have to be sought where Meyers filed his tax returns. At present Meyers lives at Huntington, N.X-, but whether he filed his return there was not disclosed. Meyers, who rose to deputy chief of procurement (purchasing) for the Air force staff that Arnold led, was retired as a major general in 1945 for disability with, a lifetime pension Meyers said was $461 a month.

The partly-bald and defiant Meyers was not in the hearing room today to hear his former chief refer Russ Officer Caught In Kidnap Attempt BERLIN. Nov. 22. U.R The Pro be knocked out. if Soviet tactics the United States and Braln is a were successful it would be hurt central authority, at least Sfcfr west-much more than is generally ern Germany, which would be cap-realized, able of unifying as much of the It makes the success of the aid to country as possible and faking it Europe plan doubly important contribute its full share to jEuropean crriht, 1M7, chumtm D.iiy recovery and German selif-support By HAROLD K.

MILKS v.u.uiuv, p.u.H. HAVANA. Nov. 22. UPy The game smglng and goal-post tearing jUmtj Nations COnferenc7on trade as the winners and losers alike employment chose today as its found reason to go on a post-game i president Sergio I.

Clark of Cuba enthusiasm jag. apparently settled amicably The bands, the: Cardinals led by Rivalry between the LaUn AmericaS a war-pamted Indian infull feather Englh-speaking nations for headdress, and the Blue and Gold the post ct with- Oskie trotting around ciaric. minister without portfolio and about took over the field at in the Cuban Government, had been half time. (proposed by Argentina at the open- There never were, better college ijns session of th. rnnfr.n (JP) Two had expected to find a (JP) Two had expected to find a NANKING.

Nov. 22. wild and vost Marshal's office announced to-iday that a Soviet army officer was I seized by military police while in U.S. soldiers told today how they savage people, but they found the disguised themselves as priests, Lololanders. while suspicious at lived six months with the primitive first were kind and co-operative.

Lololanders in far west China and! Both McCallister- and Fox said act of seizing a German near Sunday TribuneTindex 1 the Templehof Air Field in the xo gross misconduct" false state ments" "absolute falsehoods" anH songs than your own nor player by day. the mountain people were slow to trust them. But the two Americans moved right into their windowless, mud huts, slept on the dirt floors amI afa tKa mtitj-A 4rfA proved there was no truth to rumors that downed American airmen were enslaved there. Heroes of the daring mission were Capt Edward McCallister, Alle American sector of Berlin, i The officer, ident'fed as Lieut. Col.

Ivarr Petrov. was turned over i to Soviet authorities by the Ameri- cetter oana. inese, men, were When it annoarAH that rt COMIC SECTION "heart-breaking" revelations. Meyers Case Review. Page I tremendous.

There never were better card ment could be reached, a caucus of delegation heads was ealled to settle the differences. 12 Pages in Color Let's Explore Your Mind He and three In exchange for gifts, the milltary ohce- MAIN NEWS SECTION gave them information. Wandering from tribe to tribe, visiting many chiefs. McCallister and Fox pains Germans were picked up late yes-te-day as they were about to capture another German, name withheld, who said he had escaped from takingly tracked down the rumors Thev found slaverv all risrht but la Russian camp for political pns- Complete News Report World News Front Church News Front Motor World Fraternal News Suburban News Sports News stunts than are pulled by the two student bodies and that's the truth, TRY NEW IDEAS This year Stanford went abroad from the usual Big Game ideas and Imprinted upon everyone's mind the season of the -year by reproducing the Christmas tuberculosis seal They made their, own Stanford symbol too and gave "Pappy Waldorf a greeting and presented the Bear wearing "the new look- in sweaters, California catne back with Oskie (the "Three Bears" better known as TJ.C President Robert G. the slaves were Chinese seized in onffs in the Soviet zone, raids on lowland villages.

These The Russian officer was said to were forced to tend herds and grind be V1 commander of the camp, corn while their masters fought jT56 captured Germans were iden-wilh other tribes. tified as informers at the camp. Pope's Radio Address On Bay Area Stations Pope Pius XII, opening the Catholic War Relief- Service drive for food for Europe, will be Bay area broadcasting stations KPO and KGO from 9 to 9:15 a jn. today. It was also announced that-the call letters of station KPO will be changed to KNBC effective 6:30 p.m.

(P.S.T.) today. ghany, Va and Sgt John Fox, Ta-coma. Wash. They were chosen from Army grave registration search teams because they speak Chinese. Their task was to penetrate remote, mountainous Lololand to see if there was any basis to a report that five U.S.

airmen forced" down while flying the hump from India during the war were held in captivity. Putting on the garb of Chinese priests, they made their way on foot into Lololand last March, entering by the Sinkiang-Szechwan Province border region. They took the role" of priests because the Lololanders, while nominally under Chinese rule, rarely AUNT ELSIE SECTION Aunt Elsie and Funland i MAGAZINE SECTION Geraldine Modest Maidens Carnival Crossword Puzzle Strange As It Seem 1 Needleart 1 KNAVE SECTION The Knave Scouts and Scouting Know Your. Schools YMCANews Play and Recreation Books and Authors Music and Musician Art and Artists Screen and Stage News, Soana Radio Schedules Stamp Collecting i Calendar r- Raymond Lawrence Walter Ltopmana, Fishing Boat Blown To Bits Off Coast NEWPORT BEACH, Calif. Nov.

22. aV-The mackerel fishing boat Flying Star was blown to bits in a butane explosion today two and one-half miles off Santa Monica. The skipper, Charles Lockwood of Huntington Park, suffered only minor flesh wounds, however, as he was blown 30 feet into the water. He did not lose consciousness and began swimming, being picked up in a small boat by an unidentified man and woman, who transferred him to Frank Hale, skipper of the Cap'n Sandy. CLASSIFIED SECTION Of 38 U.S.

airmen known Classified Advertising Vital Statistics Financial News have landed in Lololand crashes. McCallister said 35 were rescued alive during the war largely through the help of the Lolos themselves. The body of the 36th was recovered. Maj. Gen.

John P. Lucas, com SOCIETY SECTION Sproul, "the Coach Late Start, but Good JEANETTE, Pa. Nov. 22. (UB-i Bertram Cox, 72, can still show" the youngsters a few tricks in fancy roller skating, Cox is known as the whi2-on-wheels" around the local rinks.

Asked how he learned to do it so well, Cox said: "Years of practice. Tve beerr-skating since I was oast 60." Waldorf, "the and starring the "player." mander of the U.S. advisory group 9 Society and Clubs Why Grow Old? P-TA News Parents Corner Camp Fire Girls Girl Scouts Home and Garden Solon Will Not Run WASHINGTON, Nov. 12. Representative Johnson (R EL) said today he will not.

seek were reported en- allow Chinese or other strangers to Sin China, announced the 15-month 1 1 No I 'route i No route to the game. 1 The Flying Star's cargo a naif enter. They tolerate priests and (search extending over thousands of missionaries, however. square miles of wild country now McCallister told reporters they was officially over. ton or fish went right back -where it came from.

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