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TRAVERSE CITY, MICHIGAN PAGE ELEVEN SATURDAY, AUGUST 27, 1949 land May Give Up Draft LONDON, Aug. -Britain may abolish military con- sscription as an economy measure if Anglo-American financial talks in Washington fail to ease its eco- BATSAKIS INN for Good Food "Ask the Ones Who Have Tried It" for Foot) and Refreshment! WEEKDAYS 4iOO m. 12:00 p.m. SUNDAYS 12 Noon 10:30 p.m. CLUB ROOM p.m.

to "Musi Be Something To It" EVERYONE TALKS ABOUT THE A FREE DEMONSTRATION G. T. TRACTOR CO. 14th and Rennle nomic crisis, informed quarters said today. They said abolition or at least curtailment of Britain's first peacetime draft -would be only pait of a jeneral reduction in military spend- to stem the drain on the nation's dwindling gold and dollar reserves.

The treasury already has warned Don-military departments to shoot for at least a five per cent reduction in their next budgets. An even larger percentage may be demanded of the military services if the Washington talks fail. One quarter of Britain's budget is devoted to de- lense. Britain Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin is expected to tell American officials in Washington that Britain's economic troubles are not Britain's alone A reduction in Britain's military spending, he will contend, would affect joint Anglo- American efforts to stop the'spread of Communism. Informed quarters said Bevin undoubtedly would insist that Britain's anti-Communist program in the Far Bast, especially in Hong Kong and Malaya, should be placed on the Washington balance sheet because it is as much to the- U.

interest as Britain's. Bevin conferred today with t7 Ambassador Lewis Douglas for the second time this week on the economic crisis. CALL THIS NUMBER' HIT THE JACK-POT! It'i wohh real money to you in Htating Dollars Call today for FREE Heat-Saver Survey of your home and full icfonxMtioa about remarkable new CENTURY A A I I A HOME HEATING CO. 710 W. Front Traverse City by SNOtNMHtNG CORPORATION Rapids, Iowa Read the Classifieds! Escaped Trustees Caught in Texas IONIA, MICH, Aug.

2 7 --Thomas Zajac, 21, Port Huron, and Nyle Baker, 19, Vernon, Ionia reformatory inmates who escaped from a trustee crew Aug 17, were apprehended at Port Arthur, sheriff's officers reported today. A car repoited stolen by the pair iin Portland was discovered abandoned at Touston, Tex. Zajac, who was serving two to five years for burglarv and Baker, 15 to 25 years for armed robbery, fled with Walter Rubel, 19, and Elmo St. Pierre, 20. Rubel and St.

Pierre were captured shortly after the escape. GRANTED NEW TRIAL DETROIT, Aug. life term convict, sentenced for the slaying of a veteran patrolman whose policeman-son was critically hurt last year in a similar shooting, has won retrial as a "quick justice" victim. Walter Pilipowski, 49, pleaded that he was not represented by a lawyer after he pleaded guilty to slaying Patrolman Kaliszewski, during a bank holdup Kaliszewski's son, Casimir, was shot last year when he attempted to question four holdup suspects VICTIM 18 I BCORSE, I Aug 27 -(UP)--Barbara Jean Aberl, 9, killed by her sex-crazed uncle who then shot himself, was buried yesterday in a cream-colored casket after simple private services. About 50 curious persons crowded outside a funeral home during the brief iltes, attended by lelatives of the little girl who was slain by Arthur Mayer and entombed in a shallow grave Sunday.

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Peter Lmdstrom. "As I said on Stromboli" (island) and while shooting the final scene of. Bergman's final film at Farfa (Italy) I have no comment whatsoever to make," Rossellini said "I neither confiim nor deny it." Miss Bergman and Rossellini have been reported by their friends to be contemplating marriage. But neither has conflimed the reports. ST HELENA, CAL, Aug of Police Cheney Johnson said today -ie would "rath- a 20 gangsters aimed with machine guns" than the family of skunks he had to evict from the home of Robert Dickey.

FORT MADISON, IA Aug 27 -(UP)--Dr, Robert Rutledge, the St Louis baby specialist serving a 70-year sentence for slaying his wife's seducer, has received "plenty of fan mail' 'since entering prison, officials said today Iowa penitentiary Warden Percy Lamson said, however, that about half of the mail Rutledge receives censors him. The other mail offers him encouragement Rutledge plays the saxophone and clannet in the prison band However, Lainson said, Rutledge probably will be assigned later as a nurse in the prison hospital He said Rutledge was "highly adaptable" and was getting along well with fellow prisoners STILLWATER, MINN, Aug. 27. (UP)--John C. Conley, 63, who was released from prison here after serving 33 years for murder, has asked to be brought "home" to the penitentiary, Warden Leo Utecht said today.

Conley turned himself in to Sheriff R. Libengood at Libby, this week. He said he couldn't live up to the state pardon board's order that he must stay sober. The board took under consideration cancelling Conley's sentence commutation to le.t him return to the cell he considers "home DULUTH, I Aug. "bear cafeteria" has halt- HOMB-MADB BAKED GOODS and CANDIES WE'RE A FAMILY RESTAURANT We carter to families! Bring in the wife and kiddies today! Finest foods tastefully prepared and scrupulous clean! Everything for everyone's pleasure and comfort.

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Boston College observatory at Weston, reported a minor disturbance was recorded on its seisimograrh at mid-afternoon yesterday. The disturbance occurred at 56 miles southeast of Weston, which would be in this area. It was recorded at at hour when latest rumblings were heard by the Hugbergers. "Of course, we can't say defln itely that we recorded the rumb ings," said Rev. Francis J.

Donohue, S. assistant director ot the observatory. "But indications are that the Mattapoisett rumblings may have been caused by a purely local earth tremor which we recorded." It all began Wednesday night at 10 m. when the west wall of Hugberger's home began rumbling from cellar to roof. For 2 1-2 hours the window-rattling rumble continued, loudly enough to be heard by about 50 neighbors.

Since then, Police Chief Alden Kininey reported today, the rumbles have continued periodicially --a total of perhaps 50, some of which, however, lasted only a few minutes. Mystified and alarmed, the Hug bergers summoned Chief Kinney to find out what caused the rattling. "It sounded just like a sack of rocks begin dragged over a wooden floor--but much louder," Kin- ney said. "I'm as puzzled as the rest of them as to what causes the rumbling." The first true friction match was invented in 1827 by John Walker, an English druggist. Morey Insurance Agency PHONE 659 AUTO FIRB UFB CASUALTY JAMES I.

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