The Boston Globe from Boston, Massachusetts • 12

Twelve THE BOSTON DAILY LORE FRIDAY, JANUARY 2, 1933 a j. xt i vewey iu ask n. l.iars carry Liauiiuy roucies Motorists over 21 must take out a liability policy or otherwise establish that they are financially responsibleonly after they have had one accident resulting In death or and property In automobile accidents. Dewey will tell a Joint session of the two houses that from 90 to OS percent of the1 state'a motorists unflei 21 to hold a liability policy. It must guarantee his responsibility for up to 110.000 for a personal injury te one person, up to $20,000 to more than one person, and up to J5000 for damage to property.

ALBANY, N. Jan. 2 'AD The Governor will indorse eom-ilnsurance he thlnki a motorist ulsory liability coverage for the should carry. That will be left to Several legislators In past years have 'sought compulsory Insurance for all, but their bills have died in committee. Last year the State Insurance Department Indicated after a survey that It favored the mandatory plan.

But the department AH New York motorists will be Cold Weather 'Don for Your Dog and Cat required to rerry liability lniur lint time when he readi till an-1 the personal Injury, or In IW property damage. Then the required cover aireaeay covered cy liability All taxirab drivers must be pro- nee iiint Legislature aonpii uov ntiai message in ine state senate The prnpoial la on of aerlei Insurance, and that the time has Dewey a blueprint for aafety on the and Assembly Wednesday. of itrpi Dewey will recommend In come for the rest to get In line, state hlghwayi. He will not specify how much 'an effort to cut down low of life! The atate now fequlres driver age la I10.0OO-J20.OO0 for personal liability ana 15000 for property liability. iccica oy f.uuv-e:u.uuv worm 01 insurance for personal Injuries and $5000 for property damage.

made no specific recommendations Have you "winterized" your dog or eat? Dr. Gerry B. Schnelle, chief of staff of the Angcll Memorial Animal Hospital says that animals, like human beings, suffer as a result of extreme cold weather and should be "winterized" Just as we winterize our homes, our automo M5K16S' January jumbo biles and our gardens. "For instance," says Dr. Schnelle, "following a heavy snowstorm, it is dangerous to allow dogs to run free since they are likely to stay within the confines of plowed thoroughfares and thus risk being aiue struck by cars." The dog should be walked on a leash when he is given out-door exercise.

Dr. Schnelle advises that special attention be given the feet of dogs when they contact salted sidewalks or streets, i.t. 1- tu (U, 11 18 wen iv wiyc uic fcniM- oughly," he says, "especially the tender webbing between the toes after the animal returns from exercise where defrosting agents have been used. Following is a list of cold- bid your little ones good-night in cuddly warm sleepers stock up for the year on weather "Dont's suggested by the Angell Memorial hospital for all animal owners: Don't allow dogs to chase auto mobiles. Don't tie dogs out-doors without providing kennel or suitable shel extra hours for you! open this riday night jrfilene'8, boston open riday 'til 8:30 p.

m. if chestnut hill, wellesley, Winchester, belmont open 'til 9 p. m. ter. Don't permit dogs or cats to remain out-doors overnight.

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This mnrninir ha hraak facta4 a grilled dover sole, then worked in his cabin on the last volume of his memoirs, dictating to a relay of secretaries. At noon a tiarhpr want tn hie TWO PIECE T69 suite to trim his white hair. The liner was plowing steadily upctu'firH fit 97 Irnnte tnrlu rVia OXE PIECE i79 Sizes 4, 6, 8 keeDS to her schedule in the hiw weather ahead, she will dock in New York Monday. Churchill is expected to see Eisenhower Tuesday. Yesterday Churchill had welcomed theatiew year with a pledge of closer British-American ties.

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360 to Hear Journalist Yehuda Hellman of the U.N will be substitute will -Franci lur jjr. nor- man Bentwich at the Temple Is- Among the Nations," at the Longwood-av. meeting house Monday night at 8:15. Bentwich was recalled to the Please send me the following famous name Sleepers: Style Quantity Color Price Size journalist with 23 wool, 77 rayon gabardine. Continuous waistband tailoring.

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