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i. Twenty-Four THE BOSTONTJ An.TrntJBtTUESDAtrMAV"lo7ld49J KICKIN' AROUND By Bus-Driver Wally Falk Senate Votes to Allow School Committeemen to Hold Other Offices Pa lnbr A bill oceninff th vav fnr KpTiaaI cities, even if they resign. The measure has already been passed by the House. Doctor and Nurse Fined on Two Morals Charge Senators Ralph Lerche. of Northampton, explained that Boston School Committeemen are permitted to run for other offices, while restrictions are imposed in other! Committeemen to hold other elective or appointive municipal offices, was approved yesterday by the Massachusetts Senate.

GLOBE ADVS. FAY BEST 1 IB lyr Hfldegard and -)Aw Vti-- (C B. A. Drops 4 Station Agents. 4 Sunday Trains End Ticket Sales but Depots to Be Kept Open in Brookline, Allston MAY 10, kiKIATUKB ALMANAC MAY 10 Xastern Dayllsht Savlna Tim Hih Tide.

fuaSa 7:53 1 lft of par .14:24 1 Mbon Sets. 4:18 sm Kht of Tide 10.5 ft am. 11.2 ft pm Lwat Automobile Lamps at 8:23 pm Moon's Chances Yuft Moon, Kit 12. 8:51 m. 1-art Quarter.

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m. Dr. Tillotson, Miss Salot Plead Guilty, Verdict Reserved on 2 Counts Weather Fines in two of the four morals counts on which they were indicted were imposed on Dr. Kenneth J. Tillotson, well-known psychiatrist.

The State Public Utilities Department yesterday authorized the Boston Albany Railroad to discontinue four station agents and drop four Sunday trains on the Riverside Ticket sales will be discontinued at the Longwood, Brookline Hills and Anne Marie Salot, a Brookline nurse, after they Pleaded guilty in Middlesex Superior Court yesterday. OFFICIAL FORECAST SUtes Weather Bureau 3SOSTON and VICINITY Consider able cloudiness and much cooler Tuesday with the highest temperature near 60 In downtown Boston and in the middle 60s in interior suburbs. Fair Tuesday night and Wednesday. Cooler Tuesday night. Jloderate northeasterly winds MAIXE.

NEW HAMPSHIRE and VfB- jrONT Fair Tuesday. Tuesday nlaht and Wf'nesday. Cooler with front Tuesday The doctor, former psychiatrist-in-chief at McLean Hospital, Waver-ley, paid a fine of $200 on an adultery charge and Miss Salot, a former Navy nurse, paid $25. Judge. Franks J.

Murray continued until Thursday disposition on the remaining two counts, to which the defendants also pleaded guilty. Both had pleaded innocent to all charges when they were indicted last December. The 51-year-old psychiatrist was accompanied in court by his wife, who was with him during his other court appearances. He and the 27-year-old nurse made no attempt to converse during the hour-long court session. After giving' the court a written statement on the case, which Judge Murray studied for 40 minutes, Dist.

Atty, George E. Thompson recom MASSACHUSETTS. CONNECTICUT a- UODE ISLAND Considerable cloudiness and much cooler Tuesday. Fair Tuesday niht and Wednesday. Cooler Tuesday night.

XASTTOKT la BLOCK ISLAND Mod-rata to fresh northeast winds Tuedsay, and Reservoir and Allston The order provided that the stations be kept open and heated during the Winter months. Also approved was elimination of trains leaving Boston at 10:25 a. m. and 4:45 p. m.

and leaving Riverside at 11:25 a. m. and 6:55 p. m. A saving of $15,000 annually was estimated in dropping the station agents.

Doctor on Trial in Slaying of Man Who Seduced Wife CEDAR RAPlDS, May 9 (AP) Sydney Rutledge wept openly today when the defense pictured her as a "rose" seduced by the man her husband is accused of slaying. References to the 23-year-old blond's affair with Byron C. Hatt-man highlighted today's opening of the trial in the first-degree murder case against Dr. Robert C. Rutledge 27, St.

Louis pediatrician. The state asserted it would show cloudiness and excellent "Far away places with the strange sounding names now loading on track laajbtllty. BLOCK 1 5 LAND CAPE HATTFRAS y-Ttttii northerly winds Jn north portion asd, gentle to moderate southerly winds mended a fine and two years' pro ereraouth port )on with some aqualls bation for each defendant. FBI Communist 'Spy' Expelled in St. Louis ST.

LOUIS, May 9 (AP) Thomas A. Younglove, St. Louis FBI in party of Missouri announced today, Forest described Younglove as a "stool-pigeon, agent provocateur and enemy of the working class." He denied testimony given by Younglove at the trial of 11 Communist leaders In New York and asserted that Missouri Communists have "never advocated force and violence as a means of achieving socialism." Your Initial on Beverage Glasses ST. LOUIS UP) C. A.

Benson and Arthur Kroeger each received 55 votes for election to the board of trustees of suburban Vinita Terrace. Benson won when the two candidates decided the issue by TWBPday. Overcast with showers In tjarUi and showers and thundersQualls In porno. MT. WASHINGTON CM MIT 1 r.

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James F. Forest of the Communist Rutledge wilfully stabbed Hattman in a hotel room here after attempt $2.95 Bta rreelalutloa Data T4jif 74 hours, ending 0 T-l this month to data no r-tJ-rtvjr from 2 this year 11.65 lrcm normal 3.14 ing to extort money from him following the affair. The defense contended Hattman plied Mrs. Rutledge with liquor, seduced her and then demanded money from the young physician to Bastaa Degree Day Data days For play room, sun porch, terrace, country homes where you will, you'll enjoy these clear attractive beverage glasses with their sham bases. Letter is" enameled in red, fired for permanency.

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UVEATHER Cold Front Approaching Up one day and down the next Is the way New England temperature is acting. It rose to a high mark of 80.8 yesterday from a low ef 50.3 rear sunrise. The average was 11 degrees above normal for the day. Sunday the excess was 5. The next change, which already -feta begun, the forecaster says, is sharp drop.

A cold wave is "Snoring down from Canada along front that extends from the Ttpper part of the Mississippi Valley to the Atlantic Ocean. It had rieached down into Maine as far at Millinocket, in Vermont to Montpelier and in New York to I Buffalo before 5 p. m. How powerful this system is appears from 'the fact that temperatures at Bakersfield was 13 and at Nottingham 18 when it was 74 in Boston. Both the low stations are on Hud-on Bay.

At Caribou, it had dropped to 41 and at Millinocket to 2 at the same time. It was 68 at Chicago and 70 at St. Louis. The front was moving southward bout 20 miles an hour. In southern New England, there were high clouds in several layers at altitudes from 18,000 to 25,000 -leet, Highest were thin and streaky cirrus forma tinns.

Lower were alto-stratus in different de-' grees of density including some in rwry pretty mackerel sky formations. There was a circle round -the Sun during more than two hours in the forenoon. Breezes in rtae early part of the day were est-southwest rr southwest and light; but they freshened in the 'fternoon to 20 miles velocity and became gusty. Barometric pres-rure was highest at midnight at 4 inches. It dropped steadily to by 6 p.

still falling. The weather map shows a rainy rea in the Midwest. At Lincoln, 1.43 inches had fallen: at 124, at Columbia, 1.35, rand at Dodge City, .71. was in the 90s in Georgia, Florida and Arizona, in the 80s Idaho, in the 50s along the Pa-cific Coast, and in the 70s in Vir-fgioia. New York and Pennsyl-r vtnia C.

H. B. -May 10. 1949 The tiger is terrifically strong but rarely attacks groups of armed men. However, it frequently preys upon woman and children.

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May 9 AP) A oted churchman reported today ea his return from a six-week fact finding tour through the Orient that a vast Communist outflanking movement is being attempted in Dr. Daniel A. Poling. Philadelphia religious leader and newspaper columnist, was sent by President Truman's committee on religion and Welfare in the armed forces. NOW 2.95, usually $3.95 each.

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