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0 1 8 Parti TUESDAY, OCT.21, 1952 aL0S3ngClCgCimCg died loaay.BuSTet was'oneoi' 10 Americans chosen as found) ins members of the Internationt Mrs. Catherine Cushing, Playwright, Lyricist Dies Cla rence Bulliet, Art and Music Critic, Dies Chlnco Tribune Tmm Serrtc- CH1CAGO, Oct. 20 Clarence J. Bulliet, 69, former art and music critic of the Chicago Daily News, al Association of Art Pans. He was the author of'nnj merous books.

MISSING KRUPP ART TREASURES FOUND IN RUHR BONN, Oct. 20 (Reuters) A British official told reporters today that part of the $560,000 missing Krupp art collection has been discovered in the homes of six Germans in the Ruhr mining town of Essen. He declined to comment on the value or nature of the recovered treasurers. No decision has been made as to whether charges will be brought against the Germans. The missing works of art, Including Gobelin tapestries and paintings, are from the Essen home of the Krupp industrial family.

NEW YORK, Oct. 20 (fl1) Mrs. Catherine Chisholm Cushing, playwright and lyricist, died last night. Mrs. Cushing gained a national reputation in her writings for the stage after leaving the magazine field in which she was an editor of Harper's Bazaar.

Her comedy, "The Real Thing," was. produced in 191L Then came "Jerry," "Kitty Mac-kay," "Lassie," "Pollyana," and "Glorianna," a musical comedy for which Rudolf Friml did the music. She wrote the books for two other musical comedies "Mar- jolaine" and "Topsy and Eva" and wrote the plays, "The Master of the Inn" and "Edgar Allan Poe." Mrs. Cushing also wrote the lyrics for the song, "L'Amour, Toujours rAmour," for which Friml wrote the music. She composed the lyrics for several other popular songs, including "I Love You, Dear" and "When Brown Eyes Looked in Eyes of Blue." She was the widow of Henry Howard Cushing.

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dered Louis Edmond Blair, 37, released after Washoe County Dist. Atty. Jack Streeter said the results of two lie detector tests were inconclusive. Blair had been held in connection with the mass slaying of four persons in Chester, CaL, Oct. 10.

The first lie detector test, lasting almost two hours, was made by Inspector Albert E. Reidel of the Berkeley (Cal.) Police Department. The second was conducted by Streeter. Tests Inconclusive The District Attorney said both were inconclusive because of "adverse conditions." Streeter said the tests failed because Blair's attorney was in the room at the time. Streeter's statement was seconded by Dist.

Atty. Bertram Janes, who added: "At this time we do not have sufficient evidence to charge Blair with murder. Our investigation is continuing in all its aspects." I Janes said no one is in custody at the time, but that several persons are under 1 if X'Mtl it 'ill r- .4 I rfi "i 15 i ffl 1 VII I Uy i Saigon Plunged Into Darkness by Typhoon SAIGON. Indo-China. Oct 20 OP) A typhoon swept Saigon to-night, plunging the city into darkness and leaving streets blocked by fallen trees.

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Both Queen Elizabeth II and Queen Mother Elizabeth have accepted invitations to attend the ceremony, at which Mis3 Ryan will wed Lord Ogilvy, heir of the Earl of Airlie, at St. Margaret's Church, Westminster. Miss Ryan, 19, is a granddaughter of the late Otto Kahn, millionaire banker and philanthropist- She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Barry Ryan of Newport.

Ryan Is agrandson of Thomas Fortune Ryan, American financier who died a multimillionaire in 1323. Lord Ogilvy, 26, lives at Cor-tachy Castle, Kirriemuir, in the Scottish Highlands. The bride English aunt, Lady Marriott, will give a reception for 900 guest3 after the INDEPENDENT VOTERS aro interested in whero a cancHdclo stands on tho REAL issues -not in generalizations end emotioned ism Wo believe that' Governor Stevenson specks to tho red issues in clear, definite terms. That's why wo say to htdcpcndcl miTiioff tUe crudest nam voters vuunn SO proof Mde front grata acacra! apirie) Sec rjerre SmxrnoS is. Hartiord, Caoa.

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