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m. 4i I m. 47 Bin mton Pre Read It in The Press Hear It Over WINR See It on Giannel 40 THE TRIPLE CITIES NEWSPAPER Monday Evening, February 21, 1938 Vol. 79268 26 Pages 5 Cents SAW MACK AS FRIEND, SAYS LAWYER Gisele MacKenzie Married chwartz Denonnced as Liar i 1 -1 I I 7 yl VV 3 tei Disnppcnrs 5 Hours lie fore Wedding Missing Bride-to-Be Sought Whiteside Says Truth Withheld By the Associated Press Washington Miami at Ike Says U. S.

Hale And Hardy r-i4, Associated Press W1REPHOTO. MISS IRENE ARZEDI Calls Deepen Mystery liamsburg bridge, between Brooklyn and Manhattan, but 41 support of banished dictator was a decisive factor in his Under Our Control a Kidnaped Race Driver Freed by Cuban Rebels Havana, Cuba (U.R) World-famed Argentine auto racing driver Juan Manuel Fangio, kidnaped by rebel gunmen last night, was freed at 2:10 p. m. EST today. He was taken immediately to Havana police head Associated Pres W1REPHOTO.

GISELE MacKENZIE, ROBERT SHUTTLEWORTH Wedding Surprises All but a Few Close Friends. both the girl's fiance, Joseph Pinto, 31, and her brother said the clothing was not hers. Miss Arzedi and Pinto were to have been married at 4 p. m. Saturday.

The couple lived, with their families, in the same apartment building. They had gone through grammar school together, had dated steadily for the last two years and had been engaged for a year. Miss Arzedi had worked as a sewing machine operator at a sportswear plant around the corner from her home. At 8 a. m.

Saturday, while her mother laid out her wedding dress, Miss Arzedi and Pinto went to mass together at Our Lady of Mount Carrhel Church, where they were to have been married. They went back to her home to have breakfast with her brother. Shortly before 10, Pinto left to get a hair cut. Miss Arzedi put her hair up in curlers, put a scarf over her head and went on an errand to the neighborhood drugstore. She met Pinto coming out of the barbershop.

They chatted a moment, and he left her, saying: "I'll see you later, dear." Associated Press WIREPHOTU. JUAN FANGIO bassador Inquired officially of Cuban government this morning as to whether it had any leads on Fangio's where' abouts. Fangio, five-times world auto rnrintt rhamninn irac marnheA out of a crowded lobby in I 1 jj By Press Wire Services Washington President Eisenhower said today that "America is strong, Amer ica is healthy" and this is il A 11. no time to usien xo me people who are men of little iwr. nasemiuwer spune 10 a National Food Conference, but his words appeared beamed di rectly at former President Har ry S.

Truman. At a Democratic money' raising dinner in his honor, Tra man lit into the Eisenhower ad' ministration Saturday night. He said it had brought five years of "economic misrule which pro- duced a Republican recession in me unuea Mates ana naa aam- aged confidence in this country overseas. NO NAMES Hitting back without the use of names, Mr. Eisenhower said the nation is stronger than it is represented to be by people who are wailing about conditions.

These are times lor courage and common sense, Mr. Eisen hower said. These, he said, can prevent what he acknowledged is an economic dip from becoming serious. Other Republicans started snip ing back angrily over the week end, but the White House said Mr. Eisenhower had no comment.

Then he went over to the Stat- ler Hotel to extend greetings to the food conference, and cut loose bit. HAD BEEN CANCELED The President earlier had canceled a scheduled speech before the food conference in order to fly to Phoenix, in order to take Mrs. Eisenhower to a vacation spot. Mr. Eisenhower returned to Washington this morning, how-j ever, and appeared at the conference.

Earlier, Vice-President Richard Nixon had told the conference that in the world struggle between freedom and slavery, "food may well prove to be a (Continued Page Fourteen) available, under U. S. control Such missiles, to be based at -t British sites, would be launched only on "joint decision by the two governments." Under a five-year agreement nnhlir tnriav ail rmr.ioar 1 1 viuiu icica tv nci aiiiij, tus- I Frondizi Had Hod Support Peron-Backed Scholar Weds Manager In Las Vegas Early Today Las Vegas, Xev. Singer; Gisele MacKenzie, 31. and heri personal manager, Robert Shut-j lleworth, 44, were married here early today.

They flew from Hollywood' with a small party of friendsj after midnight. I The ceremony was performed; Is Argentina Winner Buenos Aires (P) Gaunt, bespectacled Arturo Frondizi, a leftwing intellectual, is the new president- torney Thurman A. Whiteside acknowledged today he spoke to Federal Communications Commissioner Richard A. Mack on behalf of the winning applicant in the contest for Miami's TV Channel 10. But Whiteside said his inter vention in the case was merely an action on behalf of a friend.

He said he was never employed as counsel, and turned down a proffered $10,000 fee. Under oath before House in vestigators, Whiteside bitterlv denounced Bernard Schwartz as an unmitigated liar" and denied point by point Schwartz' ac count of Whiteside's role as in termediary in a hotly contested TV case. He charged- that when Schwartz told a House commerce investigating subcommittee of transfers of money totaling $2,650 from Whiteside to Mack, Schwartz held back information that these transactions were only a continuation of 20 years or more of loans and repayments between two men who had been friends since student days at University of Florida. 'DEPRAVED PERSON" Schwartz made his accusations under oath when the subcommittee after dismissing him as its counsel called him as a witness. Whiteside termed the former counsel "a depraved person" who used "the big lie technique.

The FCC voted early last year to give the Miami Channel 10 to Public Service Television, a subsidiary of National Airlines. This decision overturned a rec ommendation from an FCC examiner that it go to Radio Station WKAT. Whiteside said that when he talked to Mack "I recommended to him for his consideration" the individuals in National Airlines as being able to do a public service if they got the channel. Later, he said, he talked A. Frank Katzentine, owner of WKAT, and "my agreement with Katzentine was that I would call Mack and withdraw my recommendation for National." Whiteside said he never said that Mack was under any promise or pledge to him.

MOULDER COMMENT Representative Morgan M. Moulder a committee member, commented here that it seemed the question here was what you call a "pledge. Whiteside said he and Katzentine had a discussion about fees on a construction company matter and he, Whiteside, told Katzentine his actions were tantamount to "blackmail." Then, Whiteside said, he told Katzentine he would call Mack. On the Mack Loans, Whiteside said he never charged interest, (Continued on Page Fourteen) Quiz in Dr. John Case i Berlin (JP) Dr.

Wolfgang th( wsr uuwii iu est vjcri iiidiiy louay for auestionine and Dossihlv for Itrial. Explorer's Voice Back Pasadena, Cal. (JP) The high-powered radio transmitter on the U. S. satellite Explorer has inexplicably come to life after apparently dying Feb.

12. The California Institute of oratory, hich developed the McXamee in a penthouse SUite.Juan D- Peron apparently quarters. Fangio's release came just 10 minutes after the scheduled start of the Grand Prix auto race. His abduction from the lobby fa hotel in the heart of downtown Havana was made last night by followers of rebel leader Fidel Castro in an obvious attempt to cripple the race, the highlight of Cuba's winter tourist season. It also wasa move by Castro's rebels to embarrass the government of President Fulgencio Batista.

But the regime threw all Its police resources into the search for the famous Argentine sportsman, and was combing the city inch by inch when he was turned loose. The abduction on the eve of Cuba's grand prix auto race, one the top tourist attractions of the year, put Batista's regime in an embarrassing spot and it reacted sharply. New York (UR) Police Issued a 13-state alarm today for a 29-year-old seamstress who disappeared Saturday five hours before her scheduled wedding. In the few square -blocks of Brooklyn which had held virtually all the life of Irene Arzedi, they checked door-to-door, cellar-to-cellar and rooftop-to-rooftop on the chance the pretty, dark-haired young woman had been abducted between her home and the drugstore where she was last seen. Two mysterious telephone calls were received at the girl's home, one about midnight Saturday and another at 2:40 p.

m. yesterday. Both were answered by the missing girl's brother, Carlo, 26. He said he could hear a man talking to someone else in the distance but the caller in each case hung up without speaking to him. Police searched dirt-covered snow banks and even in snow removal equipment on the chance she had met with anac-cident.

Neither friends nor relatives could offer any hint of a reason for a voluntary disappearance, officers said. A woman's clothes were found last night on the Wil- Jobless Upsurge Ending? Washington CUP) A Labor Department spokesman said to day the rise an U. S. unemployment may be coming to a halt although it's too early to tell for sure. Labor Secretary James Mitchell said earlier he believes the administration will recom- mend a tax cut if joblessness continues to climb next month.

He said most Cabinet members feel the same way. However, Treasury Secretary Robert B. Anderson said only that his department has the question of a tax cut "under constant study and review." He said he had not yet prepared any "package" proposal for a tax reduction. A top Labor Department employment expert reported that new claims for unemployment benefits have been going down, although not as rapidly as usual this season as in recent years. CLAIMS LEVELING He said claims for jobless benefits apparently "are not going any deeper" and the worst that can be expected now is that claims will level off at a "pretty high" level.

Mitchell had said reports In dicate about 4,700.000 Amer icans are iobless this month "It's hard to tell at this point ''whether we're going to start pulling the expert said, rbut flgures indjcate nQ headed toward a depression-type nosedive." added that it will be an- other six weeks or two month hefnre th JLv th; i lin in iha nnrmnl Pnnr.nv.nt -1 3-MONTH DECLINE Other economic develop' ments: The Commerce Department Per cent in the last three P.1 BU OUtPUt fOF os aiooXctSS a record S434.500.000 nnn ner Cpnt. hiohor th 5 inr.c The Small Business Administra. (Continued on Page Fourteen) bottles have blown their screw-on tops, and other objects have toppled without apparent reason. Last night, newsman David Kahn said, he was having coffee with Hermann, when a porcelain colonial man flew off a table and struck the secretary. As they were investigating that incident, the dresser in young James' room crashed to the floor.

The noise awakened the youngster, who was said to have still been in bed. The latest attempt to correct the mysterious doings was to install a cap over the house chimney to eliminate any downdraft which might be causing the disturbances. of is T'. of of the Flamingo Hotel. Miss MacKenzie wore a gown of pale blue satin with gold flecks, a matching hat and gold Shuttleworth wore a dark blue business suit.

Maurice Kessler, Toronto, Canada businessman, was bestj man. Mrs. Axel Stordahl, wife of the orchestra leader, was the bride's attendant. Present were Charles Koren, a vice-president cf the Music Corp. of America, and Mrs.

Koren. This was the first marriage for Miss MacKenzie. Shuttle-worth's previous marriage end ed in divorce in 1950. The couple said they naa peeni U. S.

to Supply Britain A-Armed Thor Missiles By Press Wire Services Washington The United States has agreed to provide Britain with intermediate-range Thor missiles and elect of Argentina. The landslide victory. Frondizi ran far ahead of middle of the-roader Ricardo Balbin yesterday in Argentina's first free presi-i dential election in more than a decade. Nine other opponents trailed way be hind. Both are attor neys and repre sent left and right wings of the mr.

frondizi Radical Party- I against Peron in 1952 and Fron- dizi was No. 2 man on the ticket, SPLINTER BACKING But Frondizi's Intransiirent splinter groups. With returns from 39,347 out of 41.361 precints in, interior ministry figures showed Frondizi had polled 3,967,549 votes to Balbln's 2,481,512 and that 678, Thousands of policemen to make nuclear warheads considering marriage a long a conservative group despite its time but definitely decided onlyiname. Balbin ran for president until the time comes to shoot last Saturday night. They plan to honeymoon here two days.

They will live in Bev erly Hills, Cal. pui on special assignment 10 run down the rebel gunmen. Other policemen -were put on watch at the railway stations and airports to see that Fangio not taken out of the city. The stock car races at the track got underway at 10:15 und.er the watchful eyes of a.m., an hour and 15 minutes strongly-reinforced amy and nrmPA 0iinrn i Meanwhile, the Argentine am- uu mown uuiti oy iwo wno piayea a mysterious jwhile his bodyguard and friendslrole in the Otto John case, was Shuttleworth has guided Party c0Hected votes Mackenzie's career since- many of the strong-arm seg-1 start. While a lieutenant in theiments of Argentina's political Canadian Navy, in World War 2, spectrum this time.

His backers he met her at a party and per-Ranged from Communists to La-suaded her to sing. ibor to Peronists and Fascist luuy anu coiuroi until tney arei" "UUUI" acaaunui pat' needed for use. tern. Boy Killed in Gangland Style A top American official said the first squadron of missiles will be operational sometime this year. This squadron, he said will be operated by the British al "iai" "us The Stntp rWartmon iciuseu io say now many missiles would uc uiu- vided the British But respen- (Continued on Page Fourteen) 'weapons test yesterday.

Japanese scientists said the Soviets had exists pioded a hydrogen bomb in the specifical-jSib Arctic. After the war he organized a dance band and hired Miss Mac Kenzie as a singer. Miss MacKenzie was a featured on the Hit Parade television show for several years. She has her own program this year. (It is carried by WINR-TV.) She appeared on the Jack Benny TV Show last night.

Coffce Prices (oing Down Hoboken, N. J. (U.R' General Foods Corp. has announced. price reuueuuns oi irom to .5, cents per pound on three brands e-r looked on helplessly.

v. i. -tj hustled into a leeo which raced off into the darkness. Newhal, Cal.WP) An East Los Angeles boy was shot to death and another was wounded after being kidnaped in gangland style, sheriff's deputies said today. Gerald R.

Delao, 14, was killed. George Rodriguez, 13, was wounded in the arm. The shootings occurred last night in Soledad Canyon, 10 miles northeast of here, after the boys were dumped out of their abductors' car, officers said they were told. Two youths were arrested early today in East Los Aneeles for 1 1 I speculation whether Frondizi wouia let the banished dictator! come back. Last nieht Frondizi said the! 6 i manic uanois iiau uct-a casi.

During his campaign Frondizi pledged amnesty for all Peron-j and that "includes every- body." But he never ly included Peron, which raised; InU nt .1 nn H.S.T. Plans State Talks REPUBLICANS hit back Truman attack. Page 14. at By PAUL MARTIN Press Bureau Chief Washington Democratic State Chairman Michael H. Prender- gast disclosed yesterday that former President Harry S.

Tru- 1 Wic amnesty law covering all parties wouia De to enact a general, U. S. Reports New Soviet Weapon Test Washington W) The United new Russian! ddltij (AEO announement said only that "the Soviets had conducted a weapons test" in Russian territory 1 'fh0 VIPIH thP teSt WaS nl ton i is i the explosive equivalent of. in me incsawii ianSc. OVIIltWiiaL Jdtci, oayuii.

twin meteorological observatory said its staff had calculated the blast October. The last AEC announcement of a Russian nuclear test came Dec. 28. 'All We ant Is Peace iikita Moscow-) Nikita Khru- an we want is peace. The Soviet Communist Party boss told a Kremlin reception; i nnrt inrnifiinjy rnncA nnw in iairi.iHM.uvu tuns vi iii.

Thcv are Maxwell lneir potties. HAILED BY PERON Horriiiaims Hack Homo Figurine and Bureau Crash for Neivsman the Dominican Republic, Peron' occurred about 2,480 miles noith-today hailed Frondizi's victory; northwest of Japan An observa-as the result of the implied sup-ltorv spokesman said Tokyo the questioning. Deputy Al Edsel saidiTecnnolgy's jet propulsion lab man will come into New YorkRamos 20 Wre booked on and created its radio Lorenzo Castro. 18. and Ruben A motorist picked up the port he gave him.

Person said as u. he would consider a return to! was similar size to his homeland, but planned a Russlan test held lastj State this fall to campaign mucr- taping and, system said reasonably strong Places yesterday and again rifiuez hov nn thp hiohunv itrio "to rest" first, Frondizi courted the Peron- 'sts openly during the campaign. 3r Yuban and regular ground Sanka! coffee. Foreign Policy Accord in Britain Both major political parties in: "Rfil a In tiav rpfiirnpri to their! traditional bipartisan approach' to foreign affairs. Britain's allies can count on general continuity of British for eitn policy whether the Con-! servatives or Laoorues are in power.

Story on 'age 7. Also on the inside: Page Paee Abby 11 Sports 17, 18, 19 Business 21 Theaters 16 Comics 20 Tier News I Ididates and threw their support him and denied ever having; an-v "direct or indirect" contact' fJSat anneared to he a the Democratic ticket. The entire state ticket will be up for election including gov ernor, lieutenant governor, attorney general, comptroller, and the U. S. Senate seat now held by Irving M.

Ives, Republican Norwich. Democratic Gov. Averell Har- riman intends to run for reelection to another four-year term Ives has not yet said what he intends to do. Prendergast conferred with Truman for an hour here Satur day before the national Demo cratic $100-a-plate fund-raising dinner honoring the former Seaford IP) The James Herrmann family is back in their six-room ranch home and the bouncing bottie mystery deepened. During the presence last night of a reporter for News-day, a Long Island daily newspaper, another porcelain figurine slammed itself against a wooden secretary, and a four-drawer dressing table came crashing down.

After a two-day stay with relatives to get a rest, the Hermanns mother and father and two children, James, 12, and Lucille, 13 returned to their Nassau County home at noon yesterday. Since Feb. 3, all types of pile of political debts to payshchev says Russia's troops are off. Frondizi declared after his being armed with the most victory: "I have no commit-i. tl mont, tn anvnnp anH rviU t-nvprnemfying Weapons Of all time "There is no reasonable explanation for why the signals died of why they resumed," said Dr.

Henry L. Richter, electronics ciineruKfir fnr thp lah hi- C. i oiguais nave uccii iJlcntu up at the nearby tracking station in Temple City, in Illinois, Cuba and other places. Let's Chuckle The three little ink apots were crying. Their mother was In the pen and they didn't know how long the sentence was going to be.

last night. The boy led officers to his companion's body. Edsel said the Rodriguez and Delao boys later were forced at gunpoint into a car and taken: to the canyon. Officers quoted the Rodriguez boy as saying: "They said they were going to 'take us for a They took us for a long ride and finally stopped just off the road in this canyon. "'Get out of the car, they told us.

We got out and they started shooting. Randy got it real bad but they only hit me in the arm. I fell down and I guess they thought I was dead too." solely for 20,000,000 Argen-jDUi tines." Balbin defeat was a blow to F.ditorials 6 3, 5, 13; President Pearo Aramburu observing the fortieth anniver- Finanical 21 TV 8 provisional government, the mil-jsary of the Soviet army last Flashes 16 Weather jitary regime which came to night that Russia's main aim Obituaries 22 Map 22 power after Peron was kicked! was to "live without fear and Society 12 out in 1955. in friendship." president..