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vening Sentinel JVERY WfEK DAY EVtNINGS tonttiMa Pfipk. i Manatnui ft Unrtti fthnrA DrfVftj fttld DlttMOt WCh 1 FIFTY-THIRD YEAR--NO. 90 ZMland, Saugrtuck, Olive, Hwdsonvllla, Hamilton, East Soueatuck, Montane- Pnrk, Central Park, Virginia Park, Jontson Park, Maoatawa Park, North Short Drlvft, and HOLLAND, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1948 TWELVE PAGES--PRICE FIVE CENT? License Bureau Issue Defeated sors Holland Mayor Asks Opinion on Subject By Attorney General ((Kind Htiven. Del la (Special Olttiu'ti eminly will continue to houw the license burcnu, least tot 1 yaw. a vole IP lo 10, county supervisor 1 Monday afternoon turned down a rcMiilillon present( rt week by Supervisor John lidlii'n ol 1 tor I ho Grand Haven llcen.se IHIWIIU lo ojieraie oMlhklo Ilie county Voiinj: "no" wr-re Jiupcrvlsors JiNin of Allentlalc; John IL'issolti at hlrvin Hock- of fioekery; Charle.s Lowing of (ieoi-fjHown, Clarence Ket'ii- of (liand Idwcn, Dlt'k Smnl- lecan of Jamestown, Dick Nieitv of Park, Jolin Tor Avwl of f'olkion.

Ca.se of Rob- nixin, (iwrll Bollemn of Spring Uike. Henry Kltmchter of Tall- itmdfo, fii'iler a i of Ijthl, a i Boon, Oeorftf Sviiirl. fid I Kosbaeli (ind Charles Mmirr. ot Ciitind Haw-n Nn'tiolds I'ViinkciKi tiitd Nltk Cook Of Xri-land elly. woi SuiJervlMir.s I AHMS Voliink of lilondon.

John II. lU'lder of Holland township. Albert Si c-jtenfia of Olive, Henry le Kittder of t'oi't Shr-ldon. May- nurd Mohr of nd, ami Mayor fJoi'ntird I I'rcc, Will mm Jot in (nillcn, Simon D(- IJoer (tiid 1'cli'f Boter, nil of Holland city. '('lie vole a Ililrd day of diM'iisMon on lliu issue wlucli believed to be the most controversial In seiMOiii, Ci alien Muled repeatedly that tlio tion WHS not a prsonul mallei', but he felt tho mil I In- ol the license hiin an In.sido I lie court house should be openly ho- cm use there had been considerable critleKm for several Oalifii iilso crILlolm) accounts 11 Grand Hapkls ncwitpiincr in which allusions were made 10 the i.ssiie tn purl of tt feud between tin; itoi'lb iiiid the usu ill, 'Thk.

jiu insult lo iho JtiU'B- j'lty of thk txwu'ti and there Is no HH-mhor hove who would sloan to ditch lilll-Wlly In ovdor to his iwlnl, I admire and el every mctiibor ot thli Ixjiud," C'nillon wild, 'lite corrcsttonttcni for Hie paper explained tliit Her tiueoitnls were 'phoned In, and bad litlk- ivlili an unfanillliir reporter at the ilmo, one who probably was a i ww-anMous lo play the sttny. She she was MtrprLsod hci-s'olf fil Hie "loud" play in tlic acnuind A the vote, Mayor I'ievnard Ue Ptoy of Holland fiikl lie Ix-llcv ci! (lie mailer was of sufficient imiKirianif 1 lo have tui opinion i Ilie attorney nntl the w' 1 referied to the pro M-eiiiitnc Hltomey lo ohinln such nn opinion on the IcRiillty of O(Mr fttitij; nihcr bujinCMCJ court house. A second rewlulion introduced by (Itillcn lust week relative to hjieeml additional wrnpunsalloti (or Jiny employe for pcrfoimhiK M'rvift'-s In Conneellon lla of ihi 1 wuiniy mi-ill, wiis passed, IT) lo LI, last TliuiMlay tLs was ruporled in i'n- day's Sentinel, English Platform Actor Performs at Hope College oy (lopwordi. popuUvr Eng- u'form nclor, a HIVRO Hoiw col aiidienee at Memorial ehiipel In (Iranintlc portrayal of "tin Initnofla! cliaWiclcra ot Dickons. 1 i i cleverly changed coni.s and hats to become, mcl: charnclors ita Sidney Carton, Ml earlier and Uriah i '(ivorltc ot (lit- luidu-nce was the flctor 1 reahhile portnivul of Ihc "Chris I mas enrol 11 Scrooge.

Thmith) Unrrlion. student conn ell president, Introduced 'he aeior He iLso introduced lo Ihe sltulen Ixjri.v two trom wli who niv nomincfls lor home foimtiu queen next iinturdt.y, The Weather Rate Case Denied A a i piiuttlmc of Catrip i Ejlrls la a kabobs, a delicacy consisting of steak and onions out, fhl. WP such ocoa.cn liiat an i day a with the glrle roasting great oittdooro, (J'omiit-Sas iiliuto) lish I'artly cloudy wllb hlph of 53 today, and cool with teinjicraUU'es nml low ol 30 lo nlKhi. Fair and pleas-nut Wednes day with htpli of 56, The aim sets nt p.m nnd rises tomorrow nt n.i Reports b.i Ihe U. S.

Wcathc bureau Instruments nt Hope col The temperature al 11 a.m. to wii 50. For the 24 hours ended 5 the Instruments jecordf the Maximum, '17, Minimum, 31, Preclpliuilon, Wlnrt, southwest. Sky, partly cloudy. One Vent- A Maximum, 'f7.

Minimum, 50, pieclplUitlon, none, Wind, northwest, Skjt, partly Tern's Cily, Ocl, 10 (UP) hulane pipeline winch henl a wall ot Hume over Jefl al least four iicrioii), dead and 19 Injured today In City, ilili jittery over a scries, ol a i blasts wlndi killed more Lhaa 400 parsons in 19-17. Several ol Ihc injured wc-rc burned critically Uiai physicians loured lor ihelr lives. The bias! occurred near tho si one oil i-oliiK't'y I tat nijjht while IMJ automobiles were- lined no on he luch-vay witillng lor i to s-luuil it strinc of cars railroiKl The Inch prcssuM'o pipeline, lo- fited 30 leot It-tini the highway, xptocled send- single of flmnio across road like a tkslfroma Riant's low torch. Tljc Rent-In I tamo floated a lot find burned IMjlt on lonvlnt, behind its B3 'lutiitu, roasting in their aulomo- Not i witehmc-n biokc the rain uoultl niotori.sls on the oi- fide reaeti (he KlneUen pas- letKiei.s. There they lound automobiles lames i with burned kinds to opun red-hot nutoiiKil.uk' tlaoi.s: and The wjis tilled with the screams il tin- injured.

The cli'Ud were Claienee Stewart, 2'1. a NCHIO taxieub driver ot Gal vision; tylveslef Villfii'Ml and Jitek Klynn both ol Texas, C'lty, who died Lhis morning in a i huspilal hen 1 and Cdrnele Olivr-r, who died SI. Mary's hospital Cialveslon at 20 a in. Cause ol the break in Hie pipe- lino was not determined. Only the laci that the sheet of L'iarui 1 diel over an empty stretch ol ground prevented great er damage or loss ol lite.

More I bun 700 girls, Irom eight years oC through tlicir las! rear in high school pariicipiite in he dimp Fire girls local pro, tum of activities, winch include education, iiiipinj! and nature studios, These ftirls become bolter elti- through acquiring hobbies, hkilts, and the desire to help others. The day camp at the Kl- Vtinis Kwmp last summer made it rpiblo for hundreds or Rlrls fo a hnppy, wholesome sum- lie 'the aim ol Camp Fire is not only (tin, bui lo "learn while do- np." The service works clofiely vi I the paren Us, school, and church. Its program places em- jliKSis on the homo and lamlly Ue, the toundiLtion ot our coin- muniLy, Holland's Cxtnp Flr girls form me of I I aKoticics Iho local for Community Chcfit luncis or $20,550, induilncs are olng canvassed I week in ad- mice of tho cnmpnlgu propel- next week. Mrs. Anna Avery, 81, Is Claimed by Death land, Ocl (iipcciul)-- Mr.s Aver, SI, wife of Klmcr K.

Avery. J23 Columbia Holland, died in lier home Monday nlijhL. She was a mcmbci 1 ol Ihe Weslcynn Melhodiil church She lormerly lived in Zeeland where slie proprietor ol a millinery shop Sui'viviiiR (ivc the hus-linnci; i son, Clarence H(xne, and a ler, Mi's. A. Ii, Bosnian, both ot Holland; nine fjranddnlclren; iwo slcpsiBns, Vornon and Ciirlc- Avery of Holland, tind two Mrs Alton Kooyers oi llollimd and Mrs, I- 1 A Clapp ot Roy.il Onli The body is nt Ihc Baron Funeral home until l-'ridiiy mornlnf, when It will be lakcn lo Iho Wes- leyun Mclhodis.1 churcll in Hollanc where it will lie in frlale unlll-lhc lime of funeral at 2 p.m.

Tho Rev A. will olliciate assisted by the Rev. fMvviird Boone ol DCS Moines. Ja. Buriul will lie in Iceland cemetery.

Speedy Department Salotn. Oct, 19 (UP) Roherl Carter, 23, of West Allls, claimed In it divorce suit lodny that his wife, Mrs. Ruth Carter, 23, tleKertcri him a block from the church two min ulejf after they were married ii Even Eyes Must Pay l.nnslne, Oct. 19 (UP) Opto metrlsis in tho future will have tb pay stale stilei tauos on the actwi price of oye glasses sold to cus tonieri, Atty, Gen, Eugene Binds has ruled. CLOSKl) WEDNESDAY for re mode 11 UK M-eyer Music House Game Law Huron Oct.

19 (UP) reserve olficors and en- lifted men of Iho MichiKnn and Missouri National Guards today Hrfve up 11 pheasant i trip in South Dtikola after paying UOfl In fines lor Irnudulenlli 1 ob- a i i resident huntitiE licenses The oi fleers including Col. Dllwort. IX-nt, a stale legislator, were fined $30 each. Eighteen enlisted men were fined J50 All pleaded sollly, Game Warden I R. Riloy salfl the men flew Into Huron in tin Army plane J.isi Friday, purchased Iho liLentcs yaturduy and started liunlitiK.

He said Ihoy lently claimed SoLilb Daltota resi- dc-nccs despite a warning a they not elidible lor resident hunt- iiifl licenses, In addilicm lo Dilworl, tho de- fetidnnti Included Col, TJ. Arm- htrong, Detroit; Maj. Drew, Grosse lie, i air base, and Ihrec Detroit physicians, E. Ril)iis, R. Straub and M.

A Straub, membci? oC tho naval reserve Other officers, whose ranks wore not included G. Kemp, .1. Schulz, Miller nnd A. Nlvison, They are stationed al Grosso lie and Romulus, Mich. The enlisted men indued H.

13. Ctcmmrl, M. Hall. Frank A. Walls, Norvait, Joe Cuscn7.fi, Don Bureau.

TCiiftcno Le Due and Jamc-; I), Spfirrenv. Briefly Seize More Fields Pans and police brushed slight op' position of Cotnmiinisi-Jed strike pichels and sciKnd nine more Ilood- mcnacod plls in tho central I' coal tleldi Loclay. Communist Fourth Ducweldorf Commn- rlits finished pooi 1 fonrlll in Sun, genernl elections in the north Rhine-Woslphuha i i of the Bi'illsh zone, oflicml figures showed today. 40 Persons Killed Chile (UP) Unotf.1- iil repoits said loclay Hiol 40 persons wetu killed and JOO Hre nifea- iiiR us the result ol a sudden erup lion of voleitme Mt Villcirieu in central Chile, which destroyed loui Judge Decides Case Must Be Settled Now; Company Has 3 Weeks LnnslnE, Ocl, 19 (UP)--Circuit Judge Marvin J. Salmon today denied a motion by Michigan Bell Telephone company to reopen a three-year-old $3,500,000 rale cut enw; and ordered final bneU sub- milled In thrua weeks Salmon told company representatives In his Ingham t-ourt clnimbci's (hm lo reopen CrtSC for new ovidonec ould open Ilio possibility of cndloss re- i the result thai could never be, Lcrminat- 1 lind no slate authority to pi-outs at this time," the djje ruled, The aclkm brinfis the Ion; standing rate reduction case one slci) closer a finul decision, nerinwhik-, Ally.

Gen. Euycne Ulatk tiled a molton with Cannon iskmg u. judgment aftainsl 1 thereby carrying out a Public yevvic-e commisiion jn ii)-l5 to reduce ruli'i The company dciiiandad Urcui' eoiut review of the IS'IS order an it has been liUynlion Meiinwhiie, sonic 1110,000,000 ituled kinds have been au- i ,11 0-JiClOW IWIKbllg UUl- come ol the OKplHined his petition foi a tjuic-k end to Ihe cntult cour' designud to speed up aC' on the three-year-old hear nii and fiot it to the supreme euirl pioniplly. in event ol a le iumi oi-der, Michtfan Bell allor rieys aw lo appeal. Black stiid also he is proparmi to oppose by circuit court injunction the irecenl Public Servw ooninussion order approving $8,217,000 innual Michigan Bel rale inerenfe The attorney gen oral holds the rate hike is illes; so long as the previous cube re mains unsettled.

Reds Tighten Hold On Berlin While UN Debates Crisis Israeli Troops Posh Tho Negov, Palestine (UP)--Is raoll forces pressed i i five miles ot Gn7.a today. biuiKinn Ihe Ksyphun slroiiKliold under tho fire of Jewish guiii, Ex-Commander Dies Hamhui'R (UP) Foimer Gct-- man Field Marshal Wallher Vor Biauclutwh, CM) who reined as commander in duel ot Ihe German armies in TM1, suirered sevoi-e hoai I allnelt yesterday and dice i i llirce hours, British aullior- ities announced today. Hunters Pay Fines For Early Shooting Grand Haven, Oct. 19 (Special) --Donald Karl, HO, SpiiiiK nnd Paul Johnson, 27 route 1 F'riiilporl, boih eharjied by Iho conservation depart men I will' i stiuirrol in Croekeirj township Saturday lief ore Ihc opening hour ol 10 a.m.. each paic 110 fines and $7 cosls late Mutv day Bruce Coolsby, S3, al Indict to culler Woodbine an-Aisnof this morning on i ilnvinf chaigc, pleaded RitUty and pale 1UOD line and cosls.

Arrest was by Sherllf's ofticors Monday night allofiinj; Goolsby's car hsc been on US-31 near Grand Haven. All were arraigned in Justice George V. HoCfer's court. malier Turkey Flocks Pinch Pocket By "United Press The combination of high prices ami Hie smallo.si Turkey crop in 10 years may prevent in many areas from having ttie ti-a- dliio'nal Thanksgiving lurkey dinner ncxl nionih. A slale-by-slalc survey by the UnilccI Press revealed loday that America's lurkey Taims huve kept production down because of the increase in the cost of poultry feed, Tlvc nation's turkey crop this year is estimated at 10 per cent below last year's produclion.

The National Turkey federation said J91S's estimated crop of 31,710.000 birds should -be sufficient lo 111! the need, bat warned Ihat prices would conform with general higher i)rical costs. Retailers said it was too early to iay what the price per pound would be, but they agreed that the reduced crop Adv, HEYHO MAilGAEINB For economy and value color two pounds ot a time. cf birds would push the price above Ibsl of lasl year in many regions. The largest cut in turkey production was reported by Iowa Earl Mason, sccrclary of the Iowa Turkey federation, said the organ 800 producing member; have- estimated a 33-35 per con drop in the slate's production. Poultry men in Tcsas, the na lion's leading turkey producing state, predicted a sliRht price tlre-p before the holiday season because oC recently lowered feed coils Texas hug an estimated crop 3,018,000 birds Ihis year, compar ed wilh 3,681,000 In 1M7.

A more cheortul nolo was pio vidod by California, the country' second largest turkey pioducmi state, where stale and federal experls foreenst a'12 per can 1 lurkey oulpul over 19-iT, TOPS IN TOP COATS Al Van Duron's. Priced College and 9th, Tel. 9T8P Aw Lnnslne, Ocl, 19 (UP) tod.iy ajJiiointcd three man fdet-Iindlnjs pnnel 10 invosli Snte a dttp-ilc belwoon MJclnga Bell 'fotaphoinj company and th Communlcdtinivs America, Appcunlinc'iit of the fsict-Cmdm liouwl a meeting hcl' fait Friday hetweon the governo and union and company offieial. Ralph Van Lente Ralph Van Lento, BJ, well known insui.ince man who been pwmlnoil in musical aiv cluii'ch cut les, died al his horn S'l'l Wesl Siiilj I his morn in after yonl'f. illness.

Mr, Van Louie was in the In wriinec lor JO years an lor the last 10 years was wilh UK Western Machine Tool works. was aeiivu in chinch work, Iwin; a consistory member nt Ccntiv Rolormcd church and a Sun st-liool lonchor, With his seven sons Mr. Vai Lento formed .1 majc oclcl ani jifinu al many ehurcn and pubh is jojrvivwl by bis wile, Gci (rude; sons, C. Vornon, Gerald, Donald Lloyd an James of Holland and G. Nclso nnd Ralph, of Muskcgon Als sui-vivinu are 'ii grandchildren one bi-olher, Krwi Van Unte tw iiislors, Mft Anthony Van and Mrs.

James Vandci Hilt. Funcaiil services will bo hc4 Thursday at tlic Nibbchnk-Notlo home at '2 p.m, private and at Central Park church a 2,30 p.m with tho Rev. J-J. Ros ibcrs Con.slslory members will ac Interment will be in Ptlgrin Home ccmeiuiy. Friends may call al the funcra home Wednesday from 2 lo 5 1 und from 7 to 9 n.m.

Mrs. Katharina M. Rief Succumbs at Age of 76 Zealand, Ocl, 19 (Special) -Mrs, Katharina Riet, 70, die at her homo, Z2D West UUi SI Holland, Monday nighl, She wa the widow of Wilson Rief, 1'orm erly of Eecland, whole he was ii business. Sho is survived by one ctuuKl 1 tcr, Mrs, Ncal Houtnian ol Hoi Jand; ono sister, Mrs. Mai-gave Dalnwn, Ovorisel; iwo brother Henty OJilman, Beavei-dam an John Ohlman, Grand Rapid's an five grandchildren.

Funeral services will bo hcl Thui-sdny al 2 p.m. from the horn Holland wilh the Rev. J. Her neth Hofftnastcr ofticiatlnK. Tho body reposes at the Bare I'uncral home where friends nin call until Thursday morning.

ivuuinuiuu MALIC--WOMAN'S Relict Corp, at GAR room, Cil Hall, Oct, S3, a.m. Ad Southerners Hear Appeal For Vote Support' Dewey's Advisers Say He Can't 'Coast'; Plans New Speeches Rjlc-lsh. Del, 19 (UP) -'resident Truman Munlly lold lout hern Dcnioerats today to dump iheir slates' riRbts i-evolt or a RopiiUlioan depre.s,sioti. SpMldiiR from Raloish, N. on Ihe Irinfie of Ihe M- H-llion aijainwl the raeLil pro- jrnin whith s-ive bu'th to the riKlKs parly the Prwilent nsistod Hie Nov, 2 election is a race solely lielween the Dcmo- cnlie and Republic.tn parties "Other parties simply don't iUnd chance," he s.iid.

"Vou sland i the Democratic party or tor all pracitcal purposes you stand witli ihc Rcpuhlkiin party" And a Republican victory In November, ho acidert, has llic tin- mistaltahlo throat ol depression to nccompjiiy it. "I don't think you want lo UKO another ehanM on the 1-loovei brand ot republicanism," he "I don't Uiink you wtinl to be i on the bond iwice to know who hit you ihc first limo." Alhiinv, Oct 19 (UP) -Gov, Thomas Dewcy conferred with Republican political advisors todny to plan a whirlwind finale to ills rest don 1 ml campaign. Conce nn.nl ovei' flppnrcnl apath; amoiiR the vnk'Ts, Dowey fwls must alcp up bis While IIoiw drive lo a i a i GOP control Congress nnd sU-emrlhen his hnn In international nflHlr? If elected Republican lenders told Dewc; lluil ho catmol afford to "coast 1 during the elosinc days of the cum pa i fin They urped him to matte i hour apiieiilh on beha) of nt least one of several COP Senators The slronsest prewure is com hiR from whei-e Sen. Clmpman Revcrcomh is rc ported trailing his Demoenilic op poneni, Dewoy is snid lo be coo 1 10 (lie Idea of iildmK 1 lever becituse ol their difference over dlsphiccd iiersotis leftislalion. Horhel Hrownell.

eampa manager for Ihe Dewey-Warron ticket. Is ivportod to have the New York irnvernor that Iho Swialo nice is "real" close. ime John Fen Ion Donnelly, eenera manager the Donnelly-Kcllei Glnss, was named Tulip Tlni clifdrman lor Ihe I9'19 lesiiva Monday msht, The appointmen was made by B. McCormtek prwiMcnt of the Chamber of Com meree, and approved by th Chamlier board of directors. Donnelly Is elvunnan of th Holland hospital hojrd of direc tors, lie succeeds Arnold Hertel Tulip Time chairman, JrfcCorniick also a i he.ids of 10 otbnr committees nn( fronted now Community Sen committee, Arnold Heriel named lo lead the newly orgun iKed division.

Other commiUoc chulrmnnsbip 1 approved were: C. B. McCornuch oxecutivo cominiltec; Tony Last mcmber.ship commit lee; Join Van Dyke, streets, roads ant highways; Dr Invm J. Lubbers education, Joe Kramer, Indus trial; Dr, H. P.

Harms, airport, George Tinholt, publicity am advcrti-sinfi; George Damson, ley and city planning; Hcnrj Georris, hftrbor and lake; nnd A. Butler, tourist and resort coin mitlec. Nimrod Pleads Guilty To Illegal Shooting Richard ShetM, 20, of New Buf fnlo, paid $100 fine and $6.60 coslh Monday In Ju-slico Isaac Van Dyke's court nl lie plead cd Riilliy a charge ot lion pheasants. Garland Lovelady of Elliot Grand Haven, paid S10 fine and KM cosls in tho same couri for carrying a loaded gun in his car. Arrest in both instances was conservation officers, I1KAE "STUART WHITE fi p.m,, Wed.

Warm Friend Tavern Sponsored by Young Republicans x. Adv Dr. Leo Seminary Lecture eries Scheduled Dr. Leo H. Ldimann ot New York Cliy, editor of Th Convcri ocl Catholic and director ihrLsfj- Mission, will deliver of lectures al Western The olofiical seminary Moil day, Dio schedules llsih lecUire; Monday, Tuesday and ThursdH; al 3 p.m.

and WerJncsday and at a.m.. ill 1e, be Rlv en in NetUnsa Memorial clupo friends are Dr. lucbmimn WHS In Dub 1m, Ireland, was educated MungK-t college In Limerick, an All Hallows college In Dublin. 1 IfilS he entered the Unlverstt de Propaganda 1'ide in Italy, and W(iJ ordained fl priO; of the llomiin Catiiolk; church 1 SI, John Laternn. lie wrved ns Roman Colhollc prlesl In IDurop and Souih Africa, for sewn years Jictcr! (W negotiator in legi mailers at the Viitiean.

Laler lie crime to the Unite Slrilm, served ns jjrlehl in ida, Jus edueaiion a New York university and w.i graduated with a degree M. Tie will pre-ich in Trimly churc Sunday nwruinfi. Santa Claus Visit Sann Claus is coming to lown Nov. 19 Downtown HolLind sotnfi 1 1 he dcooraied to welcome Sunt this year fur (In 1 openint! Christmas icawn Nov 20. Decor were approved by tlv riiamher of Commereo Iwavrt direeior.s nt Ilieir rpjjtiiiir meel mi- Mond.iy niKhi.

Tltoy will iiieiudi 1 iwo uniis e.icl on at lea.il 3) ixiM-. on Kiw I from College Aw. 10 Rivo from Hiver Avo. wut lo St. Kach mills on Ihe post will 42 by fiO inehes and of three typo? They will have a S-inu Ci.ius Ihe cenler, a liell or A Rret'ii nnotii holly wi he on the oniMtle H)KO ol caci unit pint six colored biilh Snnla Claus will a sit cblltire lo semi letter.s, the same prln eiplo as he used bsi year.

TliL- Chamber of Commerce Be. tail Merchants division uniier 111 direciion of Tony LJM will Ix rharRed wilh pulling; up ihf dec orations, maintaining ami housin them. Hospital Notes Admitted to Holland hospitn Jlonday were Mrs. ilay Bultenm route Charles De 31 West 1-lth St; llatina Johnson aSS Wesl 16lh Mrs, Bareman, i-ouio 2, Discharged Monday wore Mrs lleldema and infant daucli ler, 802 Tnw Paw di-iw; Mre. E' Nybof, und infant son.

rouio 5 William I or, Sfil Easi Eighth Si A son, Brian Ixie, was hor; Monday 10 Mr, and Mrs Bcrnaf' Walcrway, 'Ifilj Liikcwood Blvd and a daufihle-r, Girol Ann, wu to Mr. and Mrs. John roulc'l, Blnlw today In elude a hon, David Curtis, to Mi and Mrs. lliohard PlaRgonars, 57 Central und a daughter Alyco Jane, to Mr. and Mrs.

Al fi'Od Langojnns, routo 1, Mechanical Heart Los Angeles, Oct, 10 (UP)-; new mechanical hoarl may malt possible for surgeons 10 oper ate dlrt-ctiy inside tho bean, th American of convent Ion was WltJ here, POLITICAL Hcnr SltlHrt R. While of p.m,, Wfld. Warm friend Tavern Security Council iears Big Three Accuse Russians Arabs and Jews Ordered To Cease Palestine Districts Pnrte, Oct. 19 CUP) The Jniti-d Slates. Brlinin and Fr.moe oiilk-rt the United Nntloti.s r)ty OTimetl Kxltiy tlui is iulitoniiw ilv bUxihadf Ikrlin veil while iho UN cMwies iho nolice of Soviet to clamp ho Bi'ip lirmly on Uer- in when iho Security counr-Il ro- umed delmle on Hie Issue after a our-drty rece.s.v.

Riwislai was rial on Western of incn- icing world peace and violating is UN pledges hy se.ihnn; off Her. in from ibe exeepV by air. "At Ibe very moment in which he Security council is coiihide.rlnft he blockade, Soviet aut.lwrlliejj iuve taken additional steps lo iRhten ii." Dr. Philip JoSMip ot ho Unltod Slates told tho council. Jessup spoke for all tliroe Western powers.

imnwBKMnvnt was included in Western to tho requests last week lor more (JctniU on inc. w- suc Sir Alexander CnooKan oi Briiain bad tnaAo a like i In atiswcrlns anoiher pon of Hie council Inquiries on IwhAlt ol the Big 'mrev formally nolllled council that the JWoaWrn would not with Russia on tiny phKse ol the Germim pixtn- lem unii) the Berlin blockade w.ta The eounel) convened ftl KST) Vif.lt- ibe chioi Soviet iMeRnic, look' his sent lyj(fii) pcrnsiitff copies of 1 JS to Ix 1 made by American ivnd delo- Presumably 1 WHS on ihe uiowii sirjlie had proclaim- rduAine 10 lake pan in conn- debnie on Berlin. 1 his nvo litsi week to Wy rft- st for nioit'- iniormation. ritil by HU1 hoi'il ye.slerd:iv Ihill vohkles eomme Irom ilic i licrliii mwi tlmiuitb fhe Soviet wvior. bloekndc i.s a method used by the Sovioi Union to 1 I'xjwns-lon oi its power in Wr dlsreitiird of llie loinl rehiMnstblliili's and with inillflei-onee to the otfeci of (hotr me.iMireh on Hie Ion of iho western hectors," 'Jlie council, lie fore rostimins Berlin delnie, Ar.ilw uml to lm- medjiile order to ow fii" 1 ni ilie nlf-sitne Mfthimit, The oi'rlev vm Is.sin'fi n.s dis- iiieliejs Irom Pilestin" Israeli forees had pnsheit lo whh- in I'lVi- ol the ICsiypiian of 1 Palwtim- und had broiiRhl iho city under their Ktms A report lo the eouneli on ihfl Puleslinosilualion wst marked by beiweni Dr.

Himche, actinj! I'aKwtlnfi nieiliator, Autitvy Js- Khan charged Itimehe not given ih' Seeuvliy roimctl ft foniplp'' 1 aceuraie ol tiio sltu.iiion ih.it led 10 ili outbreak of flRhtinj; List Frkioy. CoffeeKletz" Sessions Set Two colfee wssloni for Community Chesi volunteer work- ors he lxkl In tbe Warm Friend Tavern Kniiay, CnmpniRn Chairman IVtcr Kronwnn nounfCtl todny, HeprOseninliws of the business and profession H) division, under Ihc direction of George Good imd Hob Kouw. will meet til 10 a.m, in the Tulip room, Al 4 p.in persons particinatlnR in ihc house-to-houJ-e eunvass both Inside ibe cilv and in th( suburban nrea will gather in the Tulip Room for briefing. Cnffec In ieh CJIM be provided by hotel miinsitc- niem and doiiRhnuts by the Dutch Boy bakery, Kromann polniert oui thai the Koal this year is roughly 10 per cenl over Uisl year's quota, whei-eiis Grand quoin this your is aboul 15 per cent over last WKDNBSOAV Meyer Music House SPAPFRl.