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THE BOSTON DAILY GLOBE FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, 195 Twenty-Three Children's Parley work from Ashmolean Museum, Oxfordand the University of Sydney, Australia believe that immediately below are indications of late and middle bronze age Cyprus Ruins Uncovered MYRTOU, Cyprus TAP) Diggers en. this historic Mediterranean isle have discovered ruins of an iron see settlement some 3200 years old. The excavators who carried out the Bostoh Atomic Expert Called on Civil Defense Housing Urges Huari priests used for the transmutation, together with ancient bores half way inrthe process of becoming turquoises. According to the. archeologist, the transmutation had a strictly religious end: aware that man's physical shell is highly perishable, the Huari took its more solid part, the bones, and turned them into lasting jewels.

i WASHINGTON, Dec. 8 (AP) A LATTERY'S WELLESLEY SHOP Senate Armed Services subcommittee studying civil defense legislation rv 77nfTTnr called today for testimony irom one of the nation's top experts in the atomic medicine field. Dr. Shields Warren of Boston, director of biology and medicine for the Atomic Energy Commission, was OPEN EVERY NIGHT until 9 Now through December 22 Shop daily 9:15 A. P.l.

until 9 P. I1 Men and Womeiv FREE PLACEMENT SERVICE scheduled to appear before the sub- 'in imi fc 7sV-s 'A committee, along with Federal se curity Administrator Oscar Ewing. DAY. EVENING, HOME 3TU0Ynd SECRE1 ARIAL BUSINESS COURSES Civil Rights WASHINGTON, Dec. 8 (UP) Recommendatioiis by the Mid-Century White House.

Children's Conference included proposals to: Develop programs minimizing anxiety and protecting the personality growth of children "living under the stress of defense Meet the "present emergency" with a military or civilian service program affecting all American men and. abolishing Selective Service categories such as 4-F, Support President Truman's Civil Rights program and "urge prompt steps to eliminate all types of racial and religious segregation." Endorse a "well-rounded" housing program with Federal assistance when private industry "does not provide homes for low-income families. 1 Urge the; television industry and the public to "accept the great social responsibility' imposed by TV's unprecedented growth. Provide free lunches for needy school children. i Make nursery schools and kindergartens a part of the public school systems, with attendance at the parents' option, Gove "qualified" needy youths a college education.

Seek action "at the national level" to provide funds for development of "adequate health services." Urge state labor laws protecting START NOW or visit for Ctiiiegu AIRLINES NEED VETERANS AND CIVILIANS 18-35 Year Other witnesses- include A. V. Morrell of the Housing and Home Finance Agency, and Allen Cozier of the Justice Department. The subcommittee yesterday heard Col Barnet Beers testify that the defense establishment favors civilian control of civil defense. This is in line with Administration aims as reflected in President Truman's request for the legislation and his subsequent appointment of Millard F.

Caldwell former Florida Governor, to head the Civil Defense Administration. The American Municipal Association has recommended that civil defense work be handled by a civilian department within the defense establishment and headed by a civilian secretary. Probation or Jail, Court Lets Bride Decide Which A judge' in Boston Municipal Court a woman herself gave a bride of three days 24 hours to make up her mind whether she wanted to go to prison or be placed on probation today. After finding Mrs. Helene Butler of West Canton st, South End, guilty of being an idle and disorderly person, Judge Jennie Loitman Barron announced: "Because you're a bride I'm going to place you on probation.

Mrs. Butler, who according to the court records has a lengthy record including a prison term and conviction for armed robbry, answered: "I don't want probation people prying into my business." "You talk it over with your husband (he was unable to be in court) tonight and I'll continue the case until tornorrow. If you don't want probation I'll have to impose a three months' jail sentence." Mrs. Butler was arrested by Officers George F. Harndon 'and Michael Scannell who went to her apartment early in November as the result of a letter received by Capt Louis DiSessa of the South End Station.

Harndon testified that he and Scannell arrived at the apartment and found Butler there. They told him to leave, Harndon told the court. 'l The officer quoted Mrs, Butler who at the time of her arrest was Heiene Orsley as saying that she was unemployed and that her bills were being paid by a friend. He also quoted the woman as saying that she ran, a card game as her "take" took five cents from each dollar thrown on the gambling table. In court Mrs.

Butler said that she is now employed as a waitress and as a salesman of costume jewelry. Abraham Fox Freed in Assault Case Abraham A. Fox of 483 Beach Revere, brother of Louis Fox, amusement concessionaire, was today found innocent of assault on Jacob Strauss, 43 Sumner Revere, last Sept. 21 The finding of not guilty was made by Judge John F. Gilmore in a jury-waived trial in Suffolk Su- AIR HOSTESSES! 1 I THE AIRLINES 6F THE W.

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Bones Made Into Jewels LIMA, Peru (UP) Manuel Bene-dicto Flores, Peruvian archeologist, said here he has found scientific proof that Huari Indians, a pre-Inca race transmuted the bones of their ancestors into turquoises as a tribute of love and respect. Flores said he found traces of the mineral and vegetable chemicals the SITUATION SERIOUS, but Yanks can now take care of themselves, says Gen J. Lawton Collins, shown with Mrs. Collins as he arrived in Washington today from Korean 1 youth and, withirf tnese sxanas, ui-I i ering work experience through 'part-time employment. --'J'-' Fire Drives Out Phone Ae 200, Damages Stores in Salem SALEM, 8 Two hundred persons were driven from stores and offices in the heart of the downtown shopping section today as firemen battled a smoky, two-alarm fire at Town House sq.

Substantial damage to toys and other Christmas merchandise was feared from smoke and water. The firp was believed to have started COLLINS Continued from the First Page Collins said he could not disclose publicly the details of his findings or his conversations in Korea, but that he would report fully and immediately to the Joint Chiefs of Staff. He commented he had gone to the battle area to find out how the Army could best back up and support the U.N. forces. Federal Court 1 BOSTON and BELMONT lin or near an elevator well in the i basement between the adjoining Strauss, according ig evidence, SlttlTlf lit Shoe Sitting in Shoi Machine Factory fort to locate Fox's brother; Louis.

An altercation arouse and, Strauss Chareed. Fox strurlc him A sale of regular 3.95 rayon gabardine sport shirts at 3.29 a saving of 66 on each shirt expertly made-wonderful fo we a ug 6 to buy for Christmas gifts The original charge, in' Chelsea District Court, was assault and battery with a dangerous weapon, but the Grand Jury reduced this to a charge of simple assault and BEVERLY, Dec. 8 The Federal Government was holding court here today in a shoe machinery factory. Judge Charles E. Wyzanski of the Federal District Court at Boston presided over the second-day session of a special convening of the court here in the anti-trust case of United Shoe Machinery Corp.

The U. S. M. C. is putting in its defense against the government charges of monopoly.

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Sorry, No C.O.Ds buildings. The two structures are the three-story brick Sears Roebuck building and the four-story Peabody Building. The latter has stores on its ground floor, and offices on the upper floors. Because of the thick smoke which permeated both the Sears Roebuck store and practically every office in the adjoining Peabody Building, it was estimated damage would total in the vicinity of $150,000. Acting Fire Chief Henry Grady said the blaze started in an ash barrel in a boiler room, located in a subway betweenv the two build-mss.

The fire was confined mostly to an elevator shaft, but the thick smoke hampered firemen and it was almost two hours before the fire was extinguished. Two employees of the Sears store, Thorr-as Robishaud and Wendell Vaughn, discovered the blaze. Robishaud worked with a fire extinguisher while Vaughn turned in an alarm. George A. Pelletier, store manager, said smoke and water damage to Christmas stock, including toys and furniture, was expected to be high.

Law and insurance offices, and the Sherwin Williams Paint Company, are the chief occupants ofthe Pea- cannot be transported into a court- No Tax Deductions Allowed on Fines for Overloaded Trucks No income tax deductions may be taken for fines paid by truck operators for violating state laws regarding maximum weights, loads or size of trucks. Collector of Internal Revenue Denis Yf. Delaney announced today. This ruling revokes a prior ruling made in 1942, at which time the available information indicated that such, truck fines were comparable to tolls rather than penal fines. Accordingly income tax deductions will not be allowed for these fines paid or incurred after Dee.

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Dr. Mirian Van Waters, superintendent of the reformatory, and Asst. Atty. Gen. Michael H.

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