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THE BOSTON DAILY GLOBE TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1551 Twenty-Four OFF THE RECORD By Ed Reed to Widow Annuity Jthe Mayor killed, the widow was to receive a total of $2124 'yearly. That would have included $1500 for herself and $312 each for two children. Wife Criticized His Social Status, BerminghamSays Model Claims His Ardor Made Her Lose Weight; in Her Suit for Divorce rv.JFB Faf Kimball Suggests A Complett Gift at a Savings. income Tax Office In Downtown Boston to Open Next Month A branch of the Internal Revenue Bureau will be opened in the old Houghton Dutton Building, Beacon and Tremont downtown, early next month. Collector Roger W.

Foley announced yesterday. This move follows many complaints by taxpayers since the office was moved from '141 Milk to 174 Ipswich in the Back Bay early in 1950, and the branch office in the Federal Building was closed last April. Collector Foley said the office will be on the second floor, until recently occupied by the Veterans Administration. I "Srf I the husband denied constantly "yelling" at his wife. He said he yelled "only when I had occasion to do so." Asked when these occasions were, Bermingham said: "When I caught her behind the Somerset hotel with another man, and again in the Summer of 1950 when I caught her on the.

seawall at Scituate embracing the same man." Bermingham said he ordered the man to stay away from his home, "but my wife invited him back." Bermingham said, "my wife told me I hadn't advanced socially as far as she had, so she wouldn't invite me to affairs." Mrs. Bermingham's mother, Mrs. Agnes T. Maloney of 236 Eliot and a sister, Mrs. Patricia A.

Roo-ney of Rockf ord road, both of Milton; and a friend, Mrs. Catherine Allan of Day Somerville, -testified in her behalf. Judge Poland took the case under advisement. ANSCO Fediflex Outfit omy 24" of Officer Bradley Vetoed by Mayor Mayor Hynes yesterday vetoed an order passed by the City Council two weeks ago, which would have granted an annuity to the widow of patrolman Manassah E. Bradley Jr.

The. Mayor said he was killing the order because Bradley's death was "not the natural and proximate result of an accident occurring while he was acting in the performance and scope of his duty. "I am in accordance with the opinion of the Corporation Counsel," he said, "that unless police or firemen are killed or die because of an accident occurring in the performance of their duty, the widow is not entitled to annuity under the law." In the terms of the order which a 29.60 valut CONSISTING OF: nc rin Camera 1 flush Unit with Batter! Flash Blt 1 Fortran AttachmentI Evrrtmty Cass 2 Rol't Anset Supreme Film 1 Deltxt batfget Bag OPEN MON. AND WED. EVES.

kimlrtlH SEEKS DIVORCE Mary Jane Bermingham. He said he objected to her working as a waitress and later as a model. Questioned by Raymond F. Barrett, counsel for Mrs. Bermingham, CAMERA STORES, BOSTON 20 TREMONT ST, 74 FEDERAL ST.

COR. FRANKLIN ST. $1,200,000 Fire in Buenos Aires BUENOS AIRES, Dec. 3 (Reuters) Fire today destroyed the central markets refrigerating plant. Damage was estimated at $1,200,000.

A Jamaica Plain oil dealer told the Suffolk Probate Court yesterday he was not socially acceptable to his wife in her work as a model and hotel functions secretary. Richard A. Bermingham, 35, of Moraine testified before Judge George M. Poland in opposition to the petition of liis wife, Mary Ma-loney Bermingham, 29, of Hereford Back Bay, for a divorce. Mrs.

Bermingham, in her. testimony, charged cruel and abusive treatment. She said her husband's amorpus demands and constant "yelling and cursing" made her nervous and caused her to lose about 20 pounds under her "modeling weight" of 150 pounds. They were married July 11, 1942, at St. Mary of the Hills Church, Milton, and formerly lived at Gros-venor road, Jamaica Plain.

They have two children, Diana, 7, and Richard, 5. Mrs. Bermingham said she worked as a waitress at the Pops concerts and at the Cliff House, 'Scituate, and later as a model in order to help the family budget. Waiter Is Held as Accessory in Wayland Holdup FRAMINGHAM, Dec. 3 Seized as an accessory in the $2546 holdup Nov.

25 a Robinhood's Ten Acres, dine and dance spot in Wayland, Robert J. Rasmussen, 23, of North Beacon Brighton, was held in $10,000 today when arraigned in District Court. Three other men are already in custody for the crime. Rasmussen, waiter at the restaurant and one of 13 persons held at bay by the robbers, appeared before Judge James E. Luby on four counts of being an accessory before the crime.

He was held in $2500 on each count. "No, I'm buying it for myself! I saw it in the window and I want to be sure my wife doesn't buy it!" rTlU A Lack of funds forced abandonment of an attempt to salvage the $5,600,000 treasure of the Natal, sunk off Cape Vidal, Africa, in 1782. Hynes Requests Pay Raises for 6 City Officials But Councillors Want Park Chairman Included to Submit Own Ordinance Truman Sets Up Guard Against Discrimination Described as Step in Civil Rights Plan Disputed in South when even the cheapest costs so much "Always Pestering Me" Questioned by Judge James M. Langan, counsel for Bermingham, she admitted "quite a bit" of the money she received for modeling went to pay for baby sitters. She said her husband bruised her several times, pushed her down a flight of stairs, injuring her knee, and "was always yelling at me about the way the food was served, about the way the bed was made." "He was always pestering me.

He wouldn't let me sleep. He wanted to make love." Bermingham, in his testimony, denied ever striking or bruising his wife. "I never laid a hand on her," he said. He said all the trouble in their i household began after the birth of their" second child, when she decided to go to a modeling schooL KEY WEST, Dec. 3 (AP) The City Council last night re President Truman set up a new Fed- vealed that it has some ideas of its bms -M mm.

ONLY THE 'INDIANAPOLIS REGULAR OR DRIP GRIND i eral committee today to help outlaw discrimination against Negroes and i other minorities in hiring by gov-iernment contractors. Mr. Truman described the action las a new step in his Civil Rights i program a program that has em IS A BARGAIN ST. LOUIS HALL Ca EST. 1831, BOSTON, MASS.

own on pay raises for city department heads as it took under consideration an ordinance submitted by Mayor Hynes which stipulates salary adjustments totaling nearly $11,000 for six members of his municipal cabinet. Nearly all of the 22 Councilors were agreed that Public Works Commissioner George G. Hyland should be the highest paid department head. The ordinance submitted. by Hynes would raise Hyland's salary from $9760 to $12,000, or $500 less than the pay of City Auditor Charles J.

Fox and Corporation Counsel William L. Baxter under the new schedule. Boston Albany Diesel-electric broiled him in a bitter running nght with many elements in the traditionally Democratic South. The President announced here that the new body less powerful than the Fair Employment Practices Committee of World War II will seek ways of strengthening the enforcement of anti-discrimination clauses which are standard in government contracts. Reaction to Mr.

Truman's action came swiftly. "What's the President trying to UVJ ERBOCKER Leave 1 1:30 A.M. South Station The Councilors were also of the do divert the public's attention from Caudle?" demanded Senator opinion that Park Commission Chair iFulbright, of Arkansas. Fulbright told a reporter in Wash mm man Frank R. Kelley should be raised from $8760 to $12,000.

Kelley was not included in the Mayor's ordinance. Hynes pointed out in a message to the Council accompanying the ordinance that department heads ington he hadnt heard any complaints of non-compliance with the anti-discrimination rules. Senator Benton, of Connecticut, promptly praised the new TV not included in the ordinance will order, however, saying discrimina tion in many states is causing a I receive salary adjustments when "staggering and needless loss in de the new compensation and classifi nn r.n fense production." "Today, as in World War II," Benton said, "evidence is mounting of failure efficiently to use millions of members of minority groups in the skills for which they have been trained." Clarence Mitchell, director of the cation plan for city employees is put into effect. Councilor Robert J. Ramsey of Dorchester said that the Ordinance Committee, of which he is chairman, w4il meet Thursday to consider the Mayor's ordinance.

"We will probably draw up an ordinance of our Mor Roam Mian any other travel! Lounge from Albany west. i Washington bureau, National Asso WjH Til own with different salary adjust fflS ciation for the Advancement ofjtnents than those recommended by Colored People, said: "We are dis-ithe Mayor in some cases," Ramsey appointed because or tne weaknesses said and lack of enforcement powers in In addition to Hyland and Fox, this executive order. However, we the Mayor ordinance would in crease the salaries of Budget Com must work to make the most 6f it and at the same time seek ways of tmissioner John A. Sullivan (from not for minutes but ALL DAY LONG strengthening it." $7760 to $9000); Building Commissioner Harry J. Keefe (from $9260 to and Fire Commissioner Michael T.

Kelleher (from $9760 to Fox's salary would go from $10,260 to $12,500, and Baxter's from $10,760 to $12,500. flntr Melt, Tool Freshly cooked, served at a real table. Medal Winner Here to Spur Blood Program Capt Raymond Harvey, who won the Congressional Medal of Honor -hi Presidential Secretary Joseph Short said Mr. Truman will name within the week six public members to serve with representatives of five government contracting agencies on the new "Committee on Government Contract Compliance." The committee, Short said, will be along the lines of the Fahy committee, set up to fight racial and religious discrimination in the armed services, rather than the controversial FEPC of World War II. FEPC had authority to issue "cease and desist" orders.

The new committee will be in the nature of an over-all policy agency cooperating with contracting agencies. Heads of the government agencies will continue to have responsibility for seeing that there is compliance with the non-discrimination provision. $1004600 Hikes in City Pensions OK'd by Council A state act authorizing the city to increase the pensions of certain retired municipal employees between $100 and $600 was unanimously approved by the City Council yester-riav unon submission bv Mavor Privacy in your, Pullman for knocking out four enemy emplacements single-handed in Korea, arrives here today to help spur blood donor recruiting. Seriously wounded during his heroic action, Harvey received 12 pints of blood to enable him to sur vive. At Logan Airport today, he will be greeted by an Army color guard, high Army officials.

Red Cross volunteers and Mayor Hynes. He will speak at the Advertising Club's luncheon meeting at the Hotel This revolutionary new green chlorophyll toothpaste DESTROYS MOUTH ODOR instantly makes possible complete all-day protection. Use it after every meal! Fights tooth decay, combats common gum trouble. AT LAST chlorophyll in a toothpaste! It's the green substance in all plants with which they convert lifeless chemicals and sunlight into life-giving nourishment. When you brush your teeth with new Chlorodent Toothpaste, this natural agent performs a miracle in your mouth! Chlorodent doesn't just cover up mouth odor, but destroys it.

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Withv Ar Cn. years service to the city would get increases up to the $1200 figure. About 30-odd pensioners are now Steel Flier. Hawaii. Docked Army Base, pineapples.

Norton. Lilly Co. Mabay Cuba. Docked Revere Sugar Refinery, Charlestown, sugar. receiving allowances of $600 or $720.

Company. xiie uujh.u difu passea an uiuei Socony Vacuum Oil Company. East Bos- Arrive, Weather Or I Enjoy travel certainty that no skyway or highway can match? (Fine coaches, too.) suDmnxea oy councilor xnomas J.n;on on Wnnnnn wViirTi urmilrl Tviwuirlo Via Montebello Hillg. New Haven. Docked riannon wnicn would provide tnat Union OH Company, 'Revere, oil.

Peabody pensioned employees receive in- Lif orpasps n8 th nav nf their Wmof I Norfolk. Docked Eastern Gas creases as ine pay oiineir Associates. Everett, coal. Mystic ciassincaiions is raised, ine oraen- company. requests Mayor Hynes to direct the Corporation Counsel to submit such a bill to the Legislature.

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Ora, Venezuela. Esso Camden. Baytown. Montebello Hills, Venezuela. French Creek, Lake Charles.

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CUM TROUBLES! It's a fact! An esti Fuel Corporation, South Boston, oil. Furness, Withy Co. GulfPeak. Port Arthur. Docks White Fuel Corporation, oil.

Atlantic States, Atreco, Tex. Docks tomorrow Atlantic Refining Company, Revere, oil DOCK TOMORROW Santa Rita (Ital.l, Algeria. Docks Mystic, iron ore. Shepard S. S.

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Dakar. Lisbon. Santa Mana; due 5:15 a. m. (P.

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93 Frankfurt. London, Shannon; due 6:55 a. m. (T. W.

Flight No. 983 Cairo. Rome. Tunis, Algiers, Madrid. Lisbon, Azores: due The scientific odor-measuring osmometer was recently used to test Chlorodent 's effectiveness.

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Rome; leaves 5 p. m. IP A. A. Flight No.

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