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6 A MIAMI DAILY NEWS, Wednesday. Jan. 21, 1948 ncain were made Mandarr hear ers bv their respective factions. i The oll rfRular of New Orleans, breaking an al-' lianee originally imposed by Iluey Long, backed its own can- Woman-Beater Goes To Asylum John Jurkowskl, 22, held in the "mistaken identity" beating of Mrs. Shirley Berger last Oct.

17, was ordered committed to the state mental hospital yesterday by Criminal Judge Hen C. WHAT AM I SAYING! ity riiA.NK As the great French ch-aji-t, De la KmiirfouratiM, wrote, "Tine love Is like a chost; evcrjlwiily has heard about it hut few hae crii it." In truth, true loe i- not a gttoM, but a rotKlition a condition of prrprt ii.il emotion due to soft-t-iiing the hearlerie. -4 Jewish Settlement Encircled By Arabs Jerusalem Arab fighters struck again today at the Jewish settlement of Ychlam, northeast of Acre, In a renewal of yesterday's machine gun and mortar attack which cost 16 lives. fx If Af I H. 9 ididate.

Rep. Morrison. Jude 1 Kcnnon made an appeal for the i ex-servicemen's vote with an "all GI ticket." The nine-yenr-oM "scandals" occasioned much oratory during I the campaign, reaching a crescendo a few days before the election when Rep. Domengeaux. a supiwrter of Jones, charged in a speech in congress thai Iong Ji iWillard on advice of Dr.

Edward a Jewish sources in Jerusalem II. Williams. Jurkowski was arrested at 1330 Pennsylvania Miami I tench, after be had beaten Mrs. had a "largely illegal' income of during the last three years in which the Long organization controlled the Matrhouse. LOCAL (I OXTIMHI (ROM PAfiK ONE) tut tmtff.

I over the bead with an iron. He told police that he had 'intended to beat girl friend who had ar apartment in the building. Jurowski said that he had a I aifiiw mental discharge from the armed services. See a different world-Fly by Clipper to the LM K. lox; A lluey's brother lads 4 from cold until they reached shelter, he said, as all their coats were burned.

All the baggage was also consumed by fire, he said. Among the luggage was a brown leather bag belonging to Hart. His children had given him such a bag on his birthday in October, Mrs. Hart said. Two weeks ag that bag was dam aged aloard another EAL plain and the airline replaced it will, one just like it.

It was this baj, which was destroyed in the fire. I it. Woman Dies Here Of Bullet Wound Mrs. Helen Dawson. 47.

of cjjjd they had ten in telephone contact with Vehiam. one of 10 Jewish communities outside the boundaries of the proposed Jewish state Mnce the attack began. They said they were told "5ome 500 Arabs, all in uniform, some with steel helmets and under the command of Iraqi, German-trained officers, began firing at the settlement from trenches they dug yesterday." Nine Jews and seven Arabs died in yesterday's day-long flcht which was finally broken up by the appearance of army and police units from Acre. The Arabs apparently were trying to wipe out the settlement. The colony, corn prising some residents plus an estimated l0 fighters of Hagnna.

the Jewish militia, was reported surrounded and three hours after the attack began, the Jews said military aid bad not aptwared. tatives of Vchiam went to Haifa yesterday to appeal for aid both from the Jewish agency and the British. Arab sources said the raiders who attacked Yehiam yesterday were Palestinian Arabs from the (ialilee area who were trained and outfitted in Svria. See 80 m.u' cay! Round trip only $30 (plu. taO.

Or visit K.n, Port ou Prince. Ciudad y0l o. 2512 SW 11th died in her I home today from a .25 caliber ibullet wound in her head above San Juon, 5. inom. -kut ecioI roond-mp e- oboot LONG CCONTINtm FROM PAGE ONE cunion rote.

SCIENTISTS TEST MAGNKT Chicago Dr. John Marshall, right, University of Chicago physicist, adjusts a testing device on a model cyclotron magnet at the university as Dr. Herbert L. Anderson assists. Tests on the model will de-terminethe final design of a 4,1 10,000 pound magnet the university will purchase as a part of its $12,000,000 atomic research program.

Co-pdot oi the Constellation, ft. JJ. Smith, lives at 9536 Fourth and Engineer Harold D. Coon ley lives in a trailer court at NW st. I 'liuhl Purser John Mt l.iiire's address in Miami is tioO NW 43rd and Larry Wilkinson, second purser, lives at 1320 NW 33rd st.

number of ballots and the lengthy lists of local candidates or Miomi 4-55SI Coll Vur ov A9 combined to slow the count. the right ear. Sgt. John L. Deas of the homicide squad said the death "looks like suicide," but police were still investigating.

Police said a neighbor heard a shot, investigated and found Mrs. Dawson in a bedroom. The neighbor said Mrs. Dawson's husband. F.

Henry Dawson, was supporting the woman's head in his arms. A .25 caliber pistol was found on the floor. ftM Miami wocn. i Miami; Negroes voted in unprecedented number. No incidents were reported.

It was certain that a runoff primary, set for Feb. 21, would lunrai niiii "it ruiy BUS Areas Near Coral Gables Will Vote On Merger O.NTIM KII IHIIM I'AfiE ONE) be necessary. But hifhdreds of country boxes remained to be tabulated, so Is wasn yet certain that l-ong and Jones would A DOLLAR qualify as the two highest and therefore eligible to repeat their Tlir In i in rx of lltli llrllisli liunl- ncss nu both now in Kngland were blasted earlier today in the fashionable Katamon district tf Jerusalem. There were no casualties. I hat tin' company had been blend lly losing money.

ft. W. McCandliss, a certified public accountant for the com- pany, said the net operating loss for the 12 months ended Nov. 30 was ATZMimy GOES Miami Grotto To Induct 125 More than 125 candidates will be initiated as members of MI-AM-1 Grotto. Mystic Order of the runoff primary battle of 1910.

The prize is a nomination in Coral Gables where they will have to pay more taxes than they are now paying." He said that the mony has been put tip to- defray the cost of the election. Also appearing before the commission was V. U. Philhrick, Residents of Coral Groves and Florida Estates, the unincorporated area adjacent to Coral Gables on the north, will vote April 21 whether to become a part of the city of Coral Gables, Machinery for the election was set in motion last night when members of the Coral Ga-blesr city commission passed an equivalent to election. FARTHER Veiled Prophets owner of Philhrick fimeral home, Unofficial reports said the houses were blasted by Ha-: company exhibit forecast gana forces because of a belief, that with anticipated wage in-that the homes were being used reases plus other operational as Arab sniper nests.

expenses, the company expected Police said there were no I lose $1 01G(6G0 in the next 12 Ponce de Leon who emergency ordinance naming laid before the commissioners of the n-chanted Realm, at a ceremonial in Scottish Rite temple, 471 NW nil rnltinn ITfiK 490 Jones is the man who led a ballot box revolt in that year against the late lluey P. lxmgs political organization, hich backed Earl Long. Huey's brother, for the governorship. Jones won and was succeeded in 1911 by a political ally, the singing governor, Jimmy II. Davis.

This year Jones and Long esent aside as thtlme fSr iiiiuiitnis li no iare increases were and granted voters to register rU- a U1 voitrs io itkisitr. requesting that a permit for the; 3rd at 8 p. m. known casualties in a Jewish attack last night on the Arab village of Turan, on the slope of a mountain near the city of Nazareth. Till MMI Will ItlKI- I Flil It ill lfiW paid taxes to the in the office of the Cliy llcili amnnnt nf SHU) nn a fimot-al from 8:30 a.

m. to p. m. daily, i ion? nuo h. miii of-1 except Saturday, when the today.

It will be the first ceremonial under, Jimmy Madden, newly-elected monarch I for 19-18. He will be assisted by Grand Mon "and before that for a funeral home." fice will be open from 8:30 a HOW COULD ASPIRIN BE FASTEN Danner disclosed that Richard Tyler, of Miami, representing a group of business men, had offered to start a supplementary bus company here. It is understood that Tyler's group controls a New Jersey transit The city commission advised Danner to ask Tyler to submit his proposal. Hoehl said the Miami Transit co. does not have an exclusive franchise and a supplementary WHEN YOU TRAVEL BY TO THE FRIENDS OF NED MOULTON Th TlPKranhfnK hirnrriv ltoinr Rn-tn- a h- iliac Irtlol Rout No.

3. Bos 919 NOW LOCATED AT 11070 N. W. 17th AYE. Madden lie told the commissioners that he has done embalming in Coral Gables "off and since he first established there back in! the boom days.

I The commissioners at St. Jowph Anpirin Ik mo fast, dependable. Millions rely on this name for highest quality. TRAILWAYS arch John R. Hollinger, of Atlantic City, who will be honor guest.

i.i 1 Jim1 to wnat constitutes A orfrrrK n-irlrii 'inr vwt lif.iMir: heads funeral to noon. Appearing before the commission to discuss the proposed annexation was H. Rracey Richardson, 421 Zamora Coral Estates, and leader of the annexation movement. He presented the commission with a list of approximately 122 families, representing around 160 voters, of the two unincorporated areas. "This is a Grange thing," he said.

"These names represent people who are willing to pay for an election in order to live from vannn citipsi bus service could be started in Florida will attend the In Florida or across the SOI.AIt WATFII II 1:1. I IIS AM BOOSTERS DON S. COLEMAN CALL 4.7111. clearly miormed as to tne zoning for such, authorized City Manager William T. Mclhvain to find out the existing and proposed value of the property from the Coral Gables realty board and to report on it at the next meeting.

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Representatives of the organization and all (5 renter Miami newspapers, radio stations and theaters attended the meeting. Dr. Kverctt R. Clinchy, director and president of the national or at a special conference called by tutional. However, the high court, said the answers of the defendants, the Ben How Realty and the J.

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