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THE BOSTON DAILY GLOBE WEDNESDAY, JULY 13. 194? Tea Tht fcrplat induatry begin in It takei about 19 houri to convert Bohemia in 1240. I coal into coke. Wives Die, Husbands Injured in Crash of Wheat Storage Problem Easily Solved by Nature Stamp Honoring Lafayette Was Idea of Newton Legion braced themselves for the bumper crop. They had drummed up all the storage space they could find.

Air-)lane hangars and warehouses had ijeen leased. Farmers bought bins in generous quantities. KANSAS CITY. July 13 (AP)-Mother Nature has taken care of tht Southwest's wheat storage problem by sharply cutting the yield. The bumper crop they were talking about just a few weeks ago turned out to be tne crop that wasn't there.

And neither was the storage problem. Wheat farmers and grainmen had Pratt, still have room for wheat. In Oklahoma and Texas it's the same story. Some temporary gov ernment facilities have been used but. there is no real storage problem.

All the Winter wheat belt was hit hard by the rapid deterioration of the crop. The Winter wheat yield now looks to the Agriculture Department like 932,0.05,000 bushels. That's about 105.000,000 short of its June forecast. Last year's bumper crop was 990.098.000 bushels. But by the 10-year average of 726.55.1.000 bushels it still isn't a bad crop.

It's just the difference between a squeeze on storage Tlenty of box cars have helped. They gave railroads a change to keep the crop moving and to make more room in the country elevators. Harry King, Nebraska Railway Commission rate expert, reports plenty of box cars to meet immediate needs in that state. Some country elevstprs report they still have room for more wheat. Honeymoon Automobile ALBUQUERQUE.

N. July 12 (AP) Death brought a tragic end to wedding trips for two couples 45 miles west of here today, leaving two womtn dead and their husbands injured. Dead are Mrs. Alma A. Williams, 50, Berkley.

and Mrs. Mignon Guay, 21. Los Angeles. Huebanrts of both suffered leg fractures. They are Bernard L.

Wll-liams, 60, and Charlemagne Guay 21. A mortuary attendant said the Guays were married about three weeks ago and were on their way to Manchester, N. on their It rr it Then wet weather and disease left their mark. Today there Is less wheat on the ground in these parts than there has been in the last 10 years. Some of the temporary storage is going becging.

Plans to use the former B-29 hangars near Hays, were abandoned. They were unneeded. At Garden City, 'also in western Kansas, the Municipal Airport hangar was set up as a storage space, The amount of grain dumped into it has been disappointing. Two hangars at the former B-29 base at i SHAMPOO $4 25 jriinniutralipirits.Frankfort Distillers Corp. DEXTER BLDC.

tni 402. BE S-9631 51 About nine-tenths of the United States yearly shrimp hauls come from the Gulf Coasts. PETITI01Nt.L rui LArAltl i jc JiAivir Lett to right, Hugh Brinkley of Newton American Legion; Robert Wiener, press attache of French consulate and E. Elmer Newton Legion commander. DO YOU 0UN lUE OLDEST GENERAL ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR IN GREATER BOSTON? Stamp collectors and philatelists FREE ENTRY BLANKS AVAILABLE AT THESE AUTHORIZED G-E RETAILERS In this country and Europe wan have the Newton Post.

American Legion, to thank for originating a new 3-cent stamp honoring the Marquis de Lafayette and the American troops on D-Day in Normandy. swan 5 new gether with a number of his friends, sailed for this country from Cadu, Spain, to avoid the British frigates that roamed the seas. They landed at Charleston, S. C. "Lafayette and the gallant de Kalb, who later lost his life at the, battle of Camden, rode 800 miles on horseback to present themselves to the Continental Congress at Phila delphia as volunteers for the American cause.

"Lafayette fousht in many battles and was wounded at. Brandywjne. He shared the hardships of the Win hv the 5 Idlest ALLtTON New England Modernizing 1811 Brighton ynue Sallct Furniture Company, 4 Harvard Avcnu ST? United States Senator Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. today informed Hugh L. Brinkley, adjutant of the post and author of the resolution unanimously adopted by the BOO Newton Legionnaires, that "It was a pleasure for me to introduce in the Senate a bill authorizing and directing the Postmaster General to issue this stamp." The bill, which has had the customary two readings and is now in the hands of the Senate committee on Post Office and Civil -Service, specifies "issuance of a special series of stamps in honor of the Marquis de Lafayette during the calendar year of 1949.

"The stamps are to be of S-cent denomination. "The desiRn shall be: in the center an equestrian figure, Lafayette; on the left, French troops landing in America; and on the right, American troops on the beaches' of Normandy; in colors of both nations red, white and blue." French Consul Albert Chambon of Boston cordially approved the Newton Legionnaire's suggestion, when he was informed of it. Originally moved by Adjutant Brinkley, a resolution urging the stamp was seconded by Past Commander Frank Frazier and Commander E. Elmer Ross appointed a ANDOVCR W. R.

Kill Co. 4S Mtm Street ter at Falley Forge with Washington's ragged Army and at the battle of Monmouth was second in command. "It was largely through Lafayette'i efforts that help was pcurd from France by the fleet of De Grace and the troops of Rochambeau. His masterly campaign in Virginia contributed much to the surrender of the British at Yorktown. "After our Independence had been secured, Lafayette returned twice to this country for visits, the last being in 1824 when he laid the cornerstone for Bunker Hill Monument here in Boston and placed wreaths before the monuments to Gn Nathaniel Greene and Count Pulaski." Congress appropriated $200,000 in gratitude for his services during the Revolution and struggle for independence.

The Newton Post resolution read: "Be it resolved that we rcuent our Senators and Representatives in Congress to favor a bill 1o issue a commemorative stamp in honor of the Marquis de Lafayette. Major General in the Continental Army and lover of Liberty, Fraternity and the Equality of Man," BEDFORD Aenimart Division, East Coast Aviation Corp. Bedford Airport, Bedford, BUM. Somewhere in Greater Boston, there re five General Electric Refrigerators, older than any other in use and still operating dependably'. If you are the owner of one of these General Electric "OH Faithfuls" well giv yon the beautiful, new 1949 de luxe General Electric Space Maker Refrigerator, Model NF 8, shown on this page, in exchange for it I ii 1 1 BELMONT C.

J. MacFartand I Son, SM Imcnt itreet BEVERLY Atay. Bigeiow i Washburn, Cabot itreet Committee to present the matter also to the Middlesex County Coun' cil. A. L.

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Higgins, U. S. son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P.

Higgins of 935 Adams Dorchester, who was killed when his fighter plane crashed during a heavy storm into Chesapeake Bay. on May 24. will be celebrated next Monday at St. Gregory's Church. Dorchester.

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Besides his parents and his wife, he is survived by a sister. Mrs. Chester Mackay of Weymouth, and three brothers, Lawrenre of Fitchburg, Robert S. of Dorchester, and Eugene F. Higgins, a cadey at the Coast Guard Academy.

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"The question should rather he whether ariy plant can be used for peace purposes." The Council's central committee largely agreed with Niemoller's impassioned denunciation of Allied dismantling policy. It passed a resolution saying the Council "expressed the hope that the policy of dismantlement in Germany of factories "not exclusively related to war potential may be handled so as to provide reasonable opportunities for work" to eastern Germans drifting into the western zones. JAMAICA PLAIN Metropolitan Furniture Company SOMERVILLE Stylish Upholstering I Furn. Co U.N. Reports Halted on Southwest Africa PRETORIA.

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