The Bridgeport Telegram from Bridgeport, Connecticut • Page 11

THE BRIDGEPORT TELEGRAM, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1948 ELEVEN THE IIILI TIACHH fcs tKlt M4 tt IllUMl Stall to nm M.I* YOU ARI INVITID It TMI rftUOWtNe IlllViCU: lw i fit, lilll llislr IB JO an I MorTunf Wttfil 11-00 an, Bnttl fani iiriiii 7 m. Infllff MI tl 1 THI Aftt CHURCH OF CHRIST till km in Struts FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH lan WMl Milton ft. M.A I I A. M. SCTVlCt 07 WOMHIP Story History" lite MlnlMtr Cftu'ch ScftMl ta it M.

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Seie i id Strmon tAJIJKCT: "THI COMEBACK TJMUT YOU A I CO HOI A INVITSO TO ANNOUNCING GrMl School By Ms.l FREE I 2OmCenlunL B1BLI COURSE 1 i Imril '-'11 I ,1 I In 111 ftiMt cm ii IKOLL TODAY MAIL FREE COUPON LONO TIM! TIAMMATIS BAST (AP) Bob KrMtel, veteran Itkbtgin College quarterback from DwlMVale, and Phil UcCabi, Spartan candidate from troll, are Uimmates from way back. Both wtre at Camp Wheeter, Ttxu. and msmbm of the baseball team, Xreitil a pitcher and on firat First Mithodbl Chsrch Hltl And Harrison Strssts 11 A.M. MORNING WORSHIP SIMMON SUBJECT "Spiritual Pristhor Fltv. W.

H. D.D. A.M. Chunh Sehaol DiM A.M. Nursery, Bipsrtmenti P.M.

youth Fellowship Servles brosdesst over Station WLU CHRIST CHURCH Pnrtellant Ceurtland St. John and Falfflela 1 11 iM A. M. Mtmlnfl Pnrar uid ctoman The Kiv, irmer Hirstmann, Fl later OTHER SENVICEB Nil? Communion 1:00 A.M. Children's and Church Ichool A.M.

KlndefBirttn Vtutig ChlWnn 11:00 A.M. Veuna PIBPII'I 1:00 P.M. The First PresbytoriiR Church Mrset and Myrtle Avsnua W. Kiy, Th, Mlnlstsr lliOO A. SUNDAY WORSHIP Sermon by Dr.

Key "Cafforf To Sofnft" APTHM OF INFANTS Ssprsne Seielst, Jsanns Letika Mrs, Oeerie J. Kltn, 141 Sunday School, Adull Clints Nurstpy fer ihlldnn ef P.M. Junlart JM Mlh lilt, Courts The United Church CangrtfiMlonil AVE AND STATE ST. Or owned Slont Andtnon, Mlnliltr Edwin D. Mct-inc, AiilMint Wilbur Thltl, htmulii- Munfi Morning Elsvsn Or.

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7H( P. M. FAREWELL SERVICE FOR REV. KINNITH A. SOLIIRG, Pastor Btthtl Pull Gesptl Church IB CONN.

AVE, SUNDAY, OCT. 10, AT 7:45 P. M. fhir hii Iram our church IB tntmr the Evanieliitia Minittn We invtio all our and hii, IB jam with ui In this Mrvice DEACON BOARD The Baptist Temple ON COLOMBO MAPI FAIKFIELD S. WILUAMp SAMUKLION, Patter 9M A.

M. M1U SCHOOL MBN-S AMD BULK CLAS8IS II A. M. MORNDia WORSHIP Subject "THt AIUNDANT Lift" P.M. YOUTH miOWftHir P.M IVININO QOim HOUR, "A A MOST COROIAl INVITATION IS IXTKNOKD TO YOU EU55lflN RIDDLE I LI PROPHICY PIN IT RAT IS THI IRON CURTAIN! A THIS FREE BIBLE ADD HE 351 'CHRIST CRISIS" THI CRUSADE SUNDAY NIGHT 7:30 BASSICK HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Alt POLICE HUNT SLAYER OF GOP POLITICIAN CHICAGO, Oct.

8-(AP) A phan- em klllsr who I truck iwlftly tnd pparently unseen hacked Repub- Ican stata politician to death early today on busy Randolph Street. The victim waa William John OranaU, 43, who was found in a of blood at the entrance of skyscraper apartment building at 1M W. Randolph Street. Oranata waa a member of the Dtl no Industrial Commission and a candidate for circuit court clgrk. tla brother, Peter C.

Granata, a repreientatlvc. The attack, to which police have ound no witnesses, was made a few from the state ef Illinois Chicago office building and lees than a block from the combined city hall and county building. Chlcage'i main theater district Is two blocks iast of Oranata'a apartment. Heavy Weapon Dr. Jerry Kearns, coroner's phy- Iclan, said the assault apparently made w'ith ft heavy weapon of bayonet type.

Two deep slashes, apparently inflicted from behind, apllt his skull. Alfred J. Fly nil, executive assistant to the State Industrial Commls- ion, aald a posalble suapect "a man with a heavy foreign accent" who had called at the commission office several times and asked for Oranata. He said the man carried a package "that very well could have cone sated a weapon." The omrolision a i workmen's ompcnaatlon claims. After conferring with chief of detectives Walter Storms, police commissioner John Prendergast kid: "Ws are not overlooking any possibilities of thif murder--and these possibilities include gang murder, robbery or personal vengeance." Attended Rally ta had spent the evening and part of the night touring political rallies with A.

C. Cope, hla chauffeur and a Republican precinct captain. Cops told police be let Granata out of hU car at Randolph and Wells streets, at the northwest edge of the loop, around midnight. nalil Granata a a wught a newspaper at a newsstand there and walked about a third of a block to his apartment building where hn was attackefl. Granata wai found, fatally wounded, ehort- after midnight.

Grannla's wife. Violet, 28. who resides on a 42nd floor apaitmcnt of the Randolph street building, said her husband had shown no ilgns of nervousness or fear of attack. Officials, lacking leads to work on, voiced several theories. One was that the assailant may have been a disgruntled workman dif at- afled with a ruling the State In- dtutrlal Commlislon made on hla compensation claim.

Sheriff Elmer Michael Walsh Mid, "this could ee ths work of a madman or a eaaa of mistaken identity. I don't know whether poll- iki had anything to do with it" Oranata waa a product of Chicago's west aide and a leader In the Italian community. NEWTOWN MAN TO FACE HIGH COURT IN HOLDUP NEW HAVEN, Oct. S--(AP) mas M. Cost ell 2S, of Sandy Hook, who police said had admitted the H80 holdup at Barley's restaurant lire ago, was bound over to Superior court in 12.000 bond today by City Court Judge Harold Alprovls CMtallo, picked Up yesterday for local by State police of Hidiefield Dirneks with robbery with violence He pleaded not guilty and waived examination on his arraignment today.

Coatello. Capt. John L. Me Sherry said, admitted the holdup In the Pair Haven restaurant Aug. 2T, tiding a toy pfstol.

which he said rie later threw Into river In Bridge- pnrl Raymond Fleming, of Hi DM- slon street, a bartender, WHN hnork- niconicloufc when the holdup man allegedly tripped him he walked from behind the bar. All KHAN, RICH MOSLEM ARRIVES IN HOLLYWOOD HOLLYWOOD, Oct. S--(AP) All Khan, eon of the fabulously wealthy Ajfa Khan of India, haa come ta Hollywood and film star Rita Hayworth aayt ahe Intends to see him often, Ha haa taken a home here and plans to stay (or some time. Miss Hayworth stems to be about the only one who known Just where he la. aha would comment only briefly on till arrival.

"Yes, It'i true ha Is here," she told a newsman today. "Yes, I Intend to see him. We plan to see each other a lot" All Kahn, a Moaelm and EngtUh- educated sports enthusiast, met Miss Hayworth at Cap Antlbes, on the French Riviera this year. All Kahr, and Hiss Hayworth toured Spain and Portugal while she was visiting Lhn continent last summer and Hollywood butted with a possible romance. All Kahn Is married, but separated from wife.

Hiss Hayworth te still the wife of radio and screen producer Orion Welles. Miss Kayworth fcaa an interlocutory divorce that will become final Novembw 12. 9 SEAMEN FACE COURT IN GARMENT STRIKE ROW NEW YORK, Oct. 8--(AP) Evl- denes In the cases of nine seamen charged with coercion In the garment area will be presented to (Trand Jury Monday. Diatrlct attorney Frank Hosan laid today the grand jury would reconvene then to consider complaints by three nan-union garment firms that the seamen forced dress shon to go to the of the AFL International Ladles Garment union.

The nine arrested seamen, all numbers of the API, Seafarers International Union, were picked up yesterday and booked on at coercion, All were held In 11,000 ball. Samuel Harkewich, counsel for the dressmakers joint board of the ILGWU. entered pleaa of Innocenr; and waived examination for all defendants MILLION DAMAGE DONE BY BERMUDA HURRICANE HAMILTON, Bermuda, Oct. (AP) Extensive damage, estimated at more 11,000.000, was caused by the hurricane which elrucli this British colony iMt night Winds reached more than 100 milea an l.our but no casualties were reported. Roofs were blown off, including a portion of the roof of the house of assembly, and the sides of como were blown in The tropical storm, third one ta hit Bermuda this fall, cauied more, damage Lhan the other two combined.

Llfo In the colony is not expected to ret'lrn to no-mat for at least a wielc, Eltctrie llfbt and telephone are strewn acrosjs roads the entire and breadth of the, island. Little aomajte was reported at either the U. 8 Air at Kindlej- Field or at the U. S. Naval operating base.

BEN CHAPMAN AT SERIES AS GUEST OF PHILLIES CLEVELAND, Oct. 8--(AP) Ben Chapman waa a World Series guest today of the club which ousted him manager last July--the Philadelphia Phils. Still undecided on hla future baaeball career, Chapman ho had been offered one managerial Job by an unattached minor league club. SHANNON LAUDED BY SILVERSTONE Harry A. Sllvsntone, Republican candidate for state senator from the 32nd district, opened hts election campaign last night with a talk over WNAB In which he urged support of the Republican state ticket headed by Governor Shannon.

Mr. said tha platform adopted by tha Republican parly pledges officials "to keep the state In the vanguard in every field of public service He eaid he would actively support the continuation of the Republican program "which has placed Connecticut In the forefront in health, education, recreation, in safety measures, In housing, In veteran affairs and In labor-managn- ment relations," the record of Governor Shannon, Mr. SHverstone said he would be most happy to be a part of an administration headed bv Bueh a truly great executive" "Governor Shannon." he said 'has never lost the common touch so necessary to be successful in public service. His record of sound thinking, careful planning find forthright action haa endeared htm to the voters of all sections of the state." 'TOKYO ROSE' INDICTED FRANCISCO. Oct.

8--CAP) lira. Iva Togurl D'Aqulno, 33-year old LM Aftfilw-bom "Tokyo Rota." waa Indicted for treason by grand Jury today. The government charges shs wsj one of a half down women whose radio brondcaats for Japan during the war were doslnnert to the morale AmnHcan and hinder the HnllMt HI Fit en wnr fiffoil Mrs. D'Aquino, a graduatn of (he University of California at Los was the only broadcaster born in thli country. Convict I an on the charges car- a possible death sentence find a minimum of five years In prison and a $10,000 fine.

BLANCHARD GETS WINGS WILLIAM AIR FORCE BASE Oct. i--(AP) Lt. (Doc) Btanchard. formsr "all-American Army fullback, today received his wings a tighter plane pilot Lt. Blanehard was numbered among a of 113 graduating who heard HaJ.

Oen. John E. pat en, commander of the Fourth Air Fores, assert that the cnmnat effectiveness of a fighter pilot In this Jet age is five The former football star was assigned to Shaw Field, S. C. PtECSKINS ALL (AP) The Washington Redskins of the National Football liesgue boast an "all-alumni" coaching staff.

Head Coach Turk Edwards hae been wif the club since It first was organ- tied. End Coach Wayne joined the one year before was moved in 98T tn Washington from BoBlnn, Bacttfiold Cnnfh Wilbur Mcrrr in Iflflll ntirt Linn Coach Tiger Walton pTnyed with the 1MB rlrven. O'DOHNELL end LEONARD GuiU Opticians 991 MAIN BRIDGEPORT Fuel lr i TT 7T'i 1 1 fcJ Oil Burners Ccril CARS DAMAGED IN CRASH Cars driven by Alden Clements, 23, of 343 King street, and Vincent Esposilo, Si. of 7 Crescent avenue wsre damaged in a collision at Falrlleld avenue and Norman street about 1 p.m. yesterday.

According- to Radio Patrolmen James Clancy and Wilfred Walker, the first car, traveling east, was extensively after collision with the second auto, traveling north on Norman street No Injuries were claimed and neither driver waa held Interpreting The News By J. M. ROBERTS, JR. AP JUTnln TRIESTE-- Rmsla or no Russia indications are It will be a lonj time before Trieste la returned co Italy, (he western allies suggested before the recent Italian elections. By the same token that Tugosla- via', split with Russia to lift the feeling ol siege and Imminent danger which has lurrounded this eupposedly free territory since the.

war, It also dimmed Italian hopes for regaining control. As long aa the com Inform apltt continues there would seem to be point In the allies completely closing off Yugoslav hopes regard- Ing Trieste It la a magnet which draws Tito's eyes away from the east. Not that he will ever get It But long as It is not formally returned to Italy he can still ee the bait and still have some hope, however small. It tends to pull him away from closure of the rift with hla communlxed neighbors. Rueilana Won't Agree There was never any chance that the RuMianjj would agree to return Trieste, anyway.

The western al- 11 M' suggestion merely set the stage for taking advantage of aome future split with Russia such as resulted In their decision to establish a western German state without Soviet consent. Retention of the city In allied hands is thug a two-way Thp threat that It will be returned to Italy can be used to meet Rus- elan Intranalgeance elsewhere, while the fact that it has not been returned has Its effect on Yugoslavia. The Italians, so far ae I can learn, do not seem too worried about it They would like to have Trieste back. Its return would be a feather In the cap of the Rome govern- ment, which could uie a whole headdress. Operates Like Province But already Is operating so much Ilka a normal Italian province that it Is hard to tell tha difference.

Tha government 1st set up the same way. It haa a connection with Rome through representatives; there, and trada between the two areas flows almost ss laslly In tha rest of Italy. Tha Italians also knew that there IB no danger, aa long tha ctty Is under allied occupation, that It will be taken over by the pro-Tito Slovene communlsrta who form an Important part of Its population, rtr even by a Slovene-Italian communist coalition. Tho Italian government had enough trouble In northern Italy to realize the value of such Injurants. The Italians know that the allies will not make any deal for Trieste which acknowledgment of Yugoslav in tha Veneria oiulla cons which they occupy.

They can even hopa that the allies might do loraethitu some dav to get both Trlaste and the zone back for Italy, Above all, the Italians don't want allied out of Trieste. So if the allies aren't going to be veiy active about the Idea of returning Trieste for the time being, the probably will only talk a little for political purpoata and not put up too much squawk. LITTLE LONQHORH AUSTIN. Tex. CAP) For the fourth straight year, tiny Byron (Pup) Cillery holds the title of the University of Texas' smallest football player, Glllory runs the scales up to In uniform.

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