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THE EVENING SUN, BALTIMORE, THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 1950 Truck Drivers, N.Y. Firms Okay Pact Xe- York. Aug. 9 of 10.000 union truck drivers and 1,250 employers in the metropolitan area have signed 0 I' 1 yv. AO "iyjj A 4 AX new lour-year contract.

The contract provides a rack ape Increase of 18Vi cents an hour lor members of Local 807 of the Letter To Press Blamed For Fiery Cross Montgomery, Aug. 9 (JF) A white man who recently wrote a letter to the Montgomery Advertiser criticizing racial segregation told police he found a cross burning on the lawn of his home last night. G. J. Ruppenthal said Donald Cox reported he left home about 11 P.M.

on an errand and returned 50 minutes later to find the blazing cross. Detectives S. C. Anderson and T. J.

Ward said that Cox told them he thought the incident resulted from a letter to the editor of the Advertiser published August 1. The-letter criticized segregation traditions of the South and said the writer's "conscience forced me" to leave a recent religious revival meeting because the minister sanctioned racial separation. "Only Real Crusade "Martin Luther King has led the only real crusade for Christ in Montgomery in 1956 and history will bear that fact out, I'm international Brotherhood of -w if Hi i A -s. i it VY'S i I i i 1 I IV i Teamsters. The present scale ransres from $1.97 to $2 41 an hour under a two-year contract expiring at the end of this month.

The new pact was signed yesterday amid expressions of hope that it would set a pattern and avert a strike September 1 by the other 20.000 men who do general naming in the metropolitan area. Local 807 negotiated the con tract with the Empire State High way Transportation Association, representing the trucking firms. Expire August 31 2 Youths Shot In East Side Gang War New York, Aug. 9 (JP) Teenage gang warfare flared on the lower East Side last night. Two youths were shot and police rounded up some 30 other youngsters for questioning.

Michael Schoenberg, reportedly not a gang member, was in critical condition from a wound of the abdomen. William Vasquez, said by police to be a member of the "Enchanters" gang, was shot in the left leg. Both boys are 17. Police said the youths were en route to visit a friend on Madison street, in the LaGuardia Houses, a low-rent project, when they were accosted by a dozen members of the "Dragohs." "Out Of Bounds" Police gave this account: One "Dragon" told Schoenberg and Vasquez they should stay off Madison street because it was "out of bounds" for the "Enchanters" gang. From the friend's home, Vasquez sent word to his gang that was in trouble and needed protection.

"Enchanters" drifted into the neighborhood, and Schoenberg and Vasquez felt it was safe to leave. Several blocks from the friend's home, a "Dragon" drew a gun from a paper bag, fired twice and fled. Police began rounding up known "Dragons" and "Enchanters." Efficient Planning Pays In Poultry Corvallis, Aug. 9 (JP) Earnings of pouitrymen range from a low of 21 cents an hour to a high of $2.35, and the difference says an Oregon State College publication, is the efficiency of planning. The average labor return is put at $1.17.

M. H. Becker, agricultural economist at the college, wrote the booklet entitled "Egg Production Costs and Returns in Western Oregon." It discusses wise use of labor, amount of feed needed, egg production per layer, value of different breeds and use of pullets vs. old hens. Contracts covering ten other locals of the 1RT in New York rity, northern New Jersey and suburban Westchester county.

HERO'S AWARD Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Nalhan Twining presents the Cheney award for 1955 to Tech. Sergt. "William Sutherland, of Chester, S.C., for his heroism in connection with an airplane crash near Campbell Air Force Base June 28, 1955. Injured and burned himself, Sutherland re-entered the burning craft and saved a crew member moments before the plane exploded.

Mrs. Sutherland watches the ceremony. New York, will expire at mid sure," the letter added. night August 31. Most of these locals are nego King is the Negro Baptist min tiating jointly with an employers OBITUARIES committee which includes some nf the same firms covered by the Local 807 contract.

Local 807 broke away from the ister who has taken an active part in the eight-month-old mass Negro boycott of segregated busses. He was convicted of violating the State's anti-boyoctt law and fined $500 and costs, but has appealed to high courts. Cox said he has received many threatening telephone calls since the letter was published. J. N.

Bradley Rites Scheduled Tomorrow Special to The Evening Sun General Fickel Dies In Europe Wiesbaden, Germany, Aug. 9 union area-wide bargaining committee largely because of the alleged domination of the union committee by representatives of James R. Hoffa, of Detroit, powerful international vice president ACTRESS AND DIRECTOR TO WED British Actress Glynis Johns, 32, and Allen Reisner, also 32, director of the film she is now making in Hollywood, are engaged. They first met several years ago, but didn't fall in love until she came to this country for the film seven weeks ago. The marriage -will be the third for the actress and Reisner's first.

ei the JBT. There have been complaints In the ranks of local teamsters that HofTa operates mainly in the Georgetown University Law School. After service in France with 12 Die, 10 Hurt In DC-3 Crash Rangoon, Burma, Aug. 9 Twelve persona were killed CupiiTg Diary (JP) Maj. Gen.

Jacob Earl Fickel, 73, United States Air Force, retired, died of a heart attack Tuesday while visiting a interest of over-the-road truckers the Army during World War he returned to the telephone company as -a tax assistant. He son here, European headquarters of the Air Force announced and ten injured severely when a Government-owned Union of became an attorney for the com pany in 1923 and general attor The new Local 807 contract, effective September 1, calls for a wage increase of 9 cents an hour, an increase of 514 cents an hour to the 6 cents an hour currently paid by employers for pensions, and in increase of 4 cents an hour In Mid-East, Mother Gets Bride For Son Burma Airways plane crashed about 100 miles southeast of Man-1 In 1911, Fickel demonstrated the feasibility of firing a rifle from an aircraft. Aviation pioneer Orville Wright was at the con to the 6 cents currently paid for insurance and other welfare trols during the flight. dalay, it was officially announced today. The director of civil aviation said villagers had located wreckage of the plane a DC-3 about 100 miles southeast of Mandalay in inaccessible country cut off Cairo.

Aug. 9 (JP) Whether a The general, a native of Des ney in 1929. Mr. Bradley retired April 1, 1954. He is survived by his widow, Mrs.

Frances A. Bradley; a daughter, Mrs. James D. Mills; a son, John N. Bradley, and one sister and three brothers.

The funeral services will be held at the Warner E. Pumphrey Funeral Home at 11 A.M. Moines. Iowa, resided in San An young man gets himself a beautiful wife in the Middle East often Silver Spring, Aug. 9 Funeral services for John N.

Bradley, retired general attorney for the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company, will be held here tomorrow morning. Mr. Bradley, who was 67, died of a heart attack yesterday at his home in Silver Spring. He began his telephone career with the Chesapeake and Potomac in Washington as a right-of-way assistant. In his spare time, Mr.

Bradley studied law and in 1912 received his law degree from the British Racing Figure Dies London, Aug. 9 Renter Brig. Gen. Edward Baird. former noted British amateur jockey and race tonio, Texas.

He retired in 1946. depends on his mother's glib His son, Col. Arthur A. Fickel, from main roads. tongue rather than his good looks.

A full report was not available. benefits. Alcoa Peace Seen Near Family-arranged marriages are is deputy commander of the Air Materiel Force, European Area. The general's wife, Marion A. but a relief plane has been sent still by far the custom in Egypt.

A young man anxious to get Fickel, who accompanied him on the visit, and another son, Stan married customarily runs for mother. If he has a girl in mind out to the nearest airfield at Meiktila, 60 miles west of the scene of the crash. The 22 aboard included an Australian woman tourist and an ton, also survive him. he does not have to know her Funeral services will be held New York. Aug.

9 (Nego August 19 in San Antonio. Israeli technician employed bv personally he sends his mother to propose to the girl's mother. Whether the proposal is a success depends on the mother's glibness tiations continued today on a new contract to end a strike of the United Steelworkers of America and often the other woman gulli Australian House Speaker Dies Sydney, Australia, Aug. 9 the Burmese Government. "Lucy" Star In Hospital Hollywood, Aug.

9 (JP) Character Actor William Frawley, who appears in the "I Love Lucy" television series, entered bility. horse owner, died yesterday at room, trying to snatch a look at her suitor. Many an Egyptian girl saw her husband for the first time through a keyhole. If the son has no particular girl in mind, the mother usually does. Apart Until Wedding The beauties of "bint al jiran" daughter of the neighbor have been sung in many Arab love verses.

This is natural in a country where mixing of the sexes is restricted and open windows on hot nights afford a good view. Even after the official engagement, some couples are not allowed to meet alone without almost every relative and his brother present. Some girls are chaperoned up to the wedding night, when they find themselves alone for the first time with their husbands. How successful are these marriages? Apparently not very. Thirty-five per cent of marriages in Egypt end on the rocks.

The major cause of divorce, according to Government statistics, is "hate and disharmony." Shinwell Weds Churchill Fan London, Aug. 9 (Veteran Her Feelings Discounted The man's looks or how the girl IReuter Archie Galbraith the age of 92. He won the Grand National may feel about him are of second Cameron, speaker in the House of Representatives in the Aus Good Samaritan Hospital yesterday for a checkup and rest. He is 63. ary importance in this venture.

What matters most is social sta Steeplechase sensationally 64 years ago with a half-bred hunter named Playfair which cantered tralian Federal Parliament, died tus, financial situation and family in hospital today after having been ill for about a year. He was easily home at 40 to 1. background. Ii these are made attractive enough, the chances are the mother has got her son a 61. bride.

Baird made many Important changes in British racing rules while senior steward of the jockey club, governing body for the The mother sometimes takes U.S. Reports Decrease In Polio Cases Washington, Aug. 9 (JP) The her son along for the proposal. The chosen girl hovers in the next sport. Dry granules fo no mixing, fvssing with sprays.

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9 0P) states reported 759 new polio cases last week. second time when he was 74. Advertising Firm President Dies That was 650 fewer than were Arthur Daly has a wife who does Laborite Emanuel Shinwell today married Miss Dinah Meyer, listed in the comparable week last year and the lowest for the week since 1947. not approve of his marrying other an admirer politically of con San Rafael, Aug. 9 (JP women.

servative Sir Winston Churchill. Chicago continued to be the Nathan Diener, president of the It was Mrs. Daly's views on Cameron was formerly a member of the South Australian State Parliament, but resigned in 1934 to enter Federal politics. He represented the "Country party in the Barker constituency. He was a wartime Minister for Commerce and the Navy, and a former Postmaster General.

Other Deaths James Gray "Watson Burlington, Aug. 9 (JP) James Gray Watson, 70, of Long-meadow, editor of New England Homestead, an agricultural magazine, since 1932, died yesterday. Dr. Edmond L. Schmidt Franklin, Aug.

9 (JP) Dr. Edmond L. Schmidt, 36, a histologist in the University of Connecticut's zoology department and on the university faculty since 1950, died Tuesday. Shinwell, 71, a minister in the New York advertising firm of this matter, police witnesses said, which landed Daly in court yes-; postwar labor government, and Diener Dorskind, died here yes agatir.st the Aluminum Company of America. There were reports that settlement "was imminent, today.

Nicholas Zonarich. chairman cf the union negotiating committee, said he would report to the union's full negotiating committee of 50 members today, but would return to the bargaining table later. A source close to the negotiations said major obstacles to settlement of the strike had been overcome. The wording of certain clauses in the contract reportedly was delaying an announcement of settlement. Reported Settled Earlier There were published reports that the strike involving 13,000 union members in twelve Alcoa plants; had been settled.

The gist of newspaper reports was that a contract agreement was reached yesterday, that the negotiators worked on the final contract wording last night and thtt formal announcement of settlement was expected today. The predicted settlement Similar to the recent steel-strike settlement was said to call for a Cthrec-year, no-strike contract and a package of wage increases arid other benefits totaling about 45,6 cents an hour over the three years. JPrestrike wages averaged $2.22 sn hour. Reynolds Strika Outlook The union's strike against the Reynolds Metals Company, in which about 10,000 workers are cat, was expected to be settled shortly on the basis of any contract worked out In the Alcoa negotiations. Both companies already have reached agreements with the Aluminum Workers International Union, which shares jurisdiction with the United Steelworkers in the aluminum Industry and represents about 15.0CC Alcoa and Key- terday at the home of his daugh terday.

Miss Meyer. 54, a London banK official of Danish descent, were Daly, a 41-year-old civil engi wed in a ten-minute civil cere -y neer, was arrestea at a register office here he was attempting to only area in which there was a heavy concentration of cases. Public Health Service spokesmen said today, but some concentration also was noted in Salt Lake county, Utah. Illinois, with 181 cases, and California, with 104, were the only states listing more than 50 last week. A total of 5,315 cases were reported in the nation this ter, Mrs.

Norma Haas. He was 66. Diener, apparently in good health, collapsed and died while making his annual visit here with his wife, Henrietta. Diener and his partner, Benja wed" Mrs. Kaziah May Price.

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min Dorskind, formed their own year through August 4. compared company 35 years ago. Funeral services will be held Sunday in the Riverside Chapel Daly pleaded guilty to attempt stanch admirer of Sir Winston Churchill." I wiui v.aza in the similar 1955 period. ing a bigamous marriage. The judge ordered him detained for in New York.

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