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Seven THE BOSTON DAILY GLOBE TUESDAY, JULY 12, 1949 Blind Woman, Dever Recommends Aided by Curley, $1,350,000 Overpass at North Salem The expenditure of a second mil ORracTs the Interstate Commerce Commission. George Fernald, speaking for the B. the B. St M. and the New Haven, asked the state commission to withhold its decision until the ICC has issued a ruling on interstate fares.

Under the petition, coach fares would be raised from 3 cents a mile to 3.375 cents a mile. Parlor and sleeping car fares woufd be increased to 4.5 cents a mile from the present 4 cents. The present rates were put into effect July 7, 1948. Minimum fares would be in lion-odd dollars for the elimination 3 RR. in Mass.

Ask Intrastate Fare Hike Totaling $555,000 An annual increase in fares totaling $555,000 on intrastate operations of the three railroads in Massachusetts was urged today by spokesmen for the roads before the state Public Utilities Commission. Commuter fares are no! included in the plans to boost fares on long-haul passenger service by 12Vi percent. A similar petition for an increase Gets Key to City Mayor Curley had a thankful visitor at City Hall today. He gave her a key to the city, and a silver dollar, and said he hoped she'd live to be a 125 years old, "as I expect to." The visitor was Mrs. Annie McNeil, 76, a blind woman, who was threatened with eviction from a house in South Boston with her daughter, son-in-law, 10 dogs and six puppies.

Mrs. McNeil now has a four-room House Group Again Reopening Hiss Case WASHINGTON. July 12 AP)-The House Un-American Activities committee decided today aKainst reopening the Hiss-Chambers case "at this time." But it left the way open for digging into it once more after Alger HiM is tried again in court on perjury charges. The committee said also that it definitely will make no investigation of the way Federal Judge Samuel H. Kaufman handled the original Hiss trial in New York.

Chairman Wood. of Georgia, put it into a statement: "There will be no investigation of the judiciary by the committee on un-American activities, and none ias been proposed or requested by any ifembers Gay, colorful "home frocks" come out of the kitchen wHen they're as pretty as these of a Salem, grade crossing was "recommended today by Gov. Dever. The new project is for the construction of an overpass at the North-st railroad crossing and will be paid for out of Federal, state and city funds, with the Federal Government paying all construction costs and half land taking costs. Earlier, elimination of the Bridge- creased to 20 cents on all three- railroads.

The minimum fare is now 15 cents on the B. M. and B. A. and 17 cents on the, New Haven.

in interstate rates is pending beiore apartment witn ner oaugnter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Marcus, st crossing was recommended under mmmmwm similar financing and is now ready for construction. Bids for this overpass, which will cost about $1,350,000 will be opened a weeK irom toaay Aulich, in East Boston. The dogs and pups have a new home with the Animal Rescue League.

Her problem had troubled the Law Department for months. Her home at 2 Silver South Boston, was to be torn down to widen Dorchester but she had no place to go. The Mayor attended to that. He got her a home in an East Boston housing- project, secured a job for the son-in-law. not rid of the dogs and sent Mrs.

McNeil a box of DENTISTS and construction is expected to begin in August. Plans for the North-st. project will be ready, for Fall bids. Elimination of the two crossings will make possible uninterrupted movement of North Shore traffic through Salem. i Community Conrad's Or.

L. Lewis, Inc. jCanadian Envoy ito Visit Here for Penguins Barred Six Cape penguins from Dasscn Island, en route to the Amsterdam Zoo, were refused passage from Cape Town to Johannesburg by South African Airways, "even if accompanied by a human." TS Summer St. 630 Washington tt. Open Men.

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H. READY WEDNESDAY AT 9:30 A. M. Exhibition Opening Humphrey Hume Wrong. Canadian Ambassador- to the United States, will pay sc short visit to Boston tomorrow to officiate1 at a special ceremony marking the opening of a Summer-long art exhibit.

"Forty Host People Buy Glasses at COMMUNITY Opticians HMWnMMWMn(IMnnManMBHMMaie4efea waraoM "i trm itw rni i i mi "iH i Hears 01 Canadian Painting, at the Museum of ine Arts. The exhibit, showing trends of Canadian painting, was assembled bv the Canadian National fiallerv in Ottawa and represents the first mm HUNDREDS OF Quality Is High Prices Are Low Service Is Friendly Credit Is Easy Mm i fx -r wv mm major art exhibit from across the border to be presented in an important museum in the United States. Other Canadian officials expected to be present at the opening will be. Harry McCurry, director of the National Gallery in Ottawa; H. D.

Scully, Canadian Consul-General in New York: Theo-Newton, Consul-in-Charge, Canadian Consulate. Boston, and Paul Beaulieu, Canadian Consul, Boston. Dr. Tillotson License Question Off Till Sept. The State Board of Registration in Medicine voted today to postpone until September a hearing on the question of revoking or suspending the license of Dr.

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According to a recent 'surrey made in Community offices 1 L. lotson to practice medicine in this state. The decision was unanimous after; counsel for the nationally famous! psychiatrist pointed out that attor-J DR ESSES "COTTAGE COTTONS" No Appointment Necetsary Advertisement Original Styles by Simplicity Frocks ney waiter Powers who defended the doctor recently in Middlesex Superior Court is now in Europe. Tillotson pleaded guilty last May on a morals charge with Ann Marie Salot, a nurse and one of his associates at the McLean Hospital. The doctor was represented today by Daniel Needham, ex-state commissioner of public safety.

Since he was accused of the morals charge, the doctor has resigned from staff positions at Harvard Medical School and the McLean 302 WERE $8.95 to $10.95 J098 Travel-go-Round by Virginia Day DROP ME A PENNY POSTCARD, and III do your 5 shopping for you! ir us dreamy imng you warn but real! go on down to Bermuda this summer. on That's where whole families play together on the pink sand beach. Its also for star NOW 80 square washable) cottons cool and well-cut Pretty flower prints on whito grounds Well-tailored styles in sizes 14 to 44, 10 to 24 light dancing, romance, and carriages with fringe on top. But ask me first for Bermuda's thing's right there. Sports, parties, dancing every night even native calypso music, and rooms with private balconies! On Bermuda's breeze-swept south shore Rates include delicious meals.

Ask or call LAfayette 3-4497. With British understatement, I report "Shopping in London" as a new booklet, some 44 pages. But person 241 WERE $10.95 to $12.95 A. Zipper front, tie back and cool B. Princess zipper style with in- collarless neckline.

Contrast color serfs at waistline for good fit. piping, handy pockets. I6'A to Sizes 16 to 44. 24'2. 14 to 42.

Reuther Nominated for Third Term MILWAUKEE, July 12 (UP) Walter P. Reuther was nominated for a third term as president of the C. I. O. United Auto Workers today at the 12th U.

A. W. national convention. The delegates broke into loud cheering as Harry Southwell of Detroit urged the nomination of the 41-ycar-old labor leader. The demonstration on the convention floor lasted 20 minutes.

Reuther appeared certain to emerge from the convention with more power than ever. Oldsmobile Dealers new color leaflets on sightseeing (historical and beautiful), flowers (brilliant), sports (all of them). And for booklet on prices, where to stay, weather reports. For old-world flavor cIom te home, there's picturesque. French-speaking Quebec.

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COLORS Stripes, Polka Dots, Solid Colors, Prints, Dark Tones, Pastel Tones, Navy Blues. STYLES One-Piece Dresses, Two-Piece Dresses, Sun Back Dresses with Jackets. Meet Sales Manager Oldsmobile dealers of the Boston zone met yesterdav to get acquainted with G. R. Jones, new general sales manager of the division and to learn of new plans for the Fall selling season.

Jones was presented by S. E. Skinner, general manager of the Oldsmobile division and vice president of General Motors. Skinner told the group that In 1941 Oldsmobile dealers employed 840O salesmen and sold 220.0CO cars, while in 1949 they have only 4200 salesmen and expect to sell before the year's end about 290.000 cars. Salesmen steadily are being added, he stated, tp meet the buyers' market.

At the factory at Lansing, Skinner reported 1000 more men employed this year than last year, and said the new Kettering engine plant, where the Rocket engines are made, is being enlarged to double its original capacity. By September the plant will be equipped to turn out 60 engines an hour, he declared. and Montreal. (Two weeks "lay- style by KLM Royal Datch Airlines and at low summer rates. My favorite Is: Miami.

Kingston, Port-au-Prince, Ciudad TruJlUo In Montreal.) You'll love the over 300 really beautiful "Lady liner and you can take your car if you like (extra) To or from Boston, only $90 up each way. It's Canadian National Steamships' contribution to summer pleasure. Ask me or call CO 7-0150; Mr. Borr. For leaflet, write me care of this newspaper: P.

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