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Price of passage (pl 34. Deputy 35. Chatter indiscreetly 36. Tibetan priest 37. Simians 3S Chief actor 40 Weep Harriman Gets Ohio Fuel Gas Gets Nod From Top 0K For Gotham Dems NEW YORK iff Four of New York leading Democrats have formally endorsed Averell Harriman for the party's nomina tion for governor.

All may not be clear sailing for the millionaire party stalwart, however, because some powerful backers of Rep Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr. threaten a floor fight at the Democratic State Convention. But the endorsement probably has assured Harriman of a majority of the delegates. A statement backing Harriman was issued late yesterday by State Chairman Richard H.

Balch and National Committeeman Carmine G. DeSapio, who also is leader of Tammany Hall, the Manhattan par -1 ty organization The statement bore the inscription that it was by I Sen. Herbert H. Lehman, who is vacationing in Idaho, and New York Mayor Robert F. Wagner, who has rejected bids he seek the gubernatorial nomination.

The statement was issued at state headquarters after several top party leaders had failed in private efforts to persuade Roosevelt, the only other active contender, to bow out in favor of Harriman. As a possible Harriman-Roosevelt convention fight threatened, no Republican opposition developed against U. S. Sen. Irving M.

Ives who has been tabbed for that gubernatorial nomination by Gov. Thomas E. Dewey and other GOP leaders. 'Vest Pocket' War Eyed On China Coast Formosa (ff Chinese WASHINGTON iff Ohio Fuel (ias Co. has been given temporary authority to build 46 miles of pipe line and 3.000 additional compressor horsepower on its natural gas system in Ohio.

Estimated cost is $3,832,700. The new facilities will be in Hocking, Jackson, Vinton and Fairfield counties. Construction ill enable Ohio Fuel to receive additional gas from United Fuel Gas Co. at Charleston, W. Va.

Both are subsidiaries of the Columbia Gas System. Permission was granted by the Federal Power Commission i U. S. Atomic Arsenal Said Growing Fast WASHINGTON Chairman Lew is L. Strauss of the Atomic I Energy Commission says the Unit- i ed States has many more atomic weapons in its arsenal than it did a year ago.

was tight lipped yester day when reporters sought to find out about U. S. and Russian progress in the atomic arms race. The AEC chief told newsmen this country has weapons, by a wide margin, than we had a year and he said the production rate is mounting rapidly. But when asked whether the United States has any weapons, Strauss would only recall that he had said a spring series of weapons tests in the mid-Pacifie very A newsman asked if there had been any new Soviet atomic since the United States announced detection of a Russian test about a year ago.

After some thought, Strauss replied is a field where I ought not to He cautioned newsmen not to any from his reply. The AEC chairman said that all likelihood there will be contin- Communist military bases on theiuing tests of new at the mainland coast opposite Formosa Marshall islands proving grounds. were bombed and shelled the fifth Other sources have reported a new straight day by Nationalist planes test series is in the works for next DAILY CROSSWORD At ROSS I. Egyptian capital 6. A splinter (dial.) ll.

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also said he knows of no 7 Show Debut 8 00 For The Money plan to move the testing area from where a mighty hydrogen bomb wag detonated last March, getting loose a radioactive cloud which drifted beyond the warning area. Family of 12 Makes Big Move and warships Friday. A Defense Ministry communique said only that results of the latest attacks were being assessed. The war over the Nationalist offshore island of Quemoy, 120 miles west of here and just seven miles off the China coast, began a week ago today ith a five hour Red bombardment from shore batteries. The continued attacks on surface craft along the China coast would indicate continued Nationalist fear of a Communist attempt to invade day for the Boysens is Quemoy, which is defended by up-1 operation.

wards of 30,000 Nationalist troops. I Mrs. Dolores Boyden, 35, moved But there has been no official in- I her brood of IO children, ranging dication an invasion might be im- from 15 years to 18 months, into I minent, however. their new' home yesterday. The Today, Nationalist officials flew head of the family, Cyril Boysen, a group of newsmen to Quemoy for was still in Sioux Falls, an on-the-spot inspection.

cleaning up matters before assum- The Defense Ministry said Na- ing new duties for a meat packing tionalist planes yesterday destroy- company here. Television Guide Saturday Evening VV I.W-C HANNEL 4 6:00 Amateur Hour 6 Hayride Saturday Night Revue 9.30—Hit Parade 10 00 Theater Blackie 11 00 I Night Thriller WTVN. CHANNEL 4 6 Saturday 6: 45 Movietone 7 7 Box 9 Barn Theater WHiO-TV, CHANNEL 7 6 Playhouse 6 The Clock 7 Gleason 8 For The 8 30 Favorite Husband 9 My Boy in Love 11 Tavern 12 Nite Theater WBNS-TV, CHANNEL IO 6 Wild Bill Hlckok The Clock The Scene Reporter Desk 11 Lee Tower Theatre A pew minutia lated fllECuR ITV OFF IC CAPTAIN QUIT WHAT? Bootee INTO YOOS HOMB? AUE THSZE MOW? iSSMSitis Chuck Younq the Place Quadrant zone 44 area I AM THE COBS LER MV what a out the 0f WARD me Cut talking Ari I lr I' av Blondie VV BNS TV CHAN NKI 6 Con mig Douglas 6:45 Perry Como and Allen Talent Scouts 8.00—Public Defender fi Carty Summer Theatre With Long Weatherman IO Florascope IO A Pepper Rain or Shine? ll BURBANK. Calif. no light cd 18 Chinese Communist surface craft, including several motorized vessels.

They also bombed Communist fortresses at Aotou and Shi- hmutou, satellite bases to the big Red base at Amoy. All are within artillery range of Quemoy like moving Alley halfway acrose the Mrs. Boysen said. It took three moving men two hours to unload the household goods. The Boysens came by plane.

Mrs. Boysen got quite a rush Nationalist warships were credit- from salesmen, and of course milked with inflicting heavy damage on men The family takes six quarts Red fortresses at Wuyu, Cape Ch- of milk a day. nai and other tiny Red-held islands --------------in the Amoy KEA!) THE CLASSIFIED ADS Board and Room By Gene Ahern BECAUSE OF HIS WEALTH. Ill enthuse OVER. HIS FANTASTIC INVENTIONS, AS I MAV BE ABLE TO GET HIS FINANCIAL BACKING SOME PAY FOR ONE OF MY ENTERPRISES JOVE.

DR DEEZERDOP YOU'RE A YOUR IDEA OF AN ELASTIC REFRIGERATOR THAT LL STRETCH IO ACCOMMODATE MORE FOODSTUFF IS Paar Show My Boy Star Theater Tavern Man Behind The Badge ll Web Theater Sunday Evening I.VV I CHANNEL 4 714 6 7 Hour 8 Playhouse Young Show Hunter City Final Row Theater ll the Nights WTVN, CHANNEL Cargo 6 30 Playhouse Newsreel 7 Whiteman Show Big Picture Pickens Show 9 vs Critic Theater Showboat Pastor WHIG TV HANNEL 7 6 Harriet 6.30— Your Playtime 7 of the 8 E. Theater 8 Behind The Badge Web My Line? News Special 10 Kite Movie WBNS-TV. CHANNEL it 8 Your Vacation 6 Secretary of the Town Theater 8 Valley Days Whats My Line? 10.00—News Special Weatherman Sports tntrigue 11 Dohn Theater PUBLIC SALES WED AY 15 DONALD HUNTER Purebred Jersey Dairy Cattle. 2 miles southeast of Marshall, between Routes 506 and 1124, on Turkey Pike 12 30 P. M.

I Charles Hunter, auctioneer. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER IS, CHARLES MCCLOSKEY SON, Dairy cattle and Hampshire hogs. 2 miles south of Greenfield, mile oft I Route 41, 2 miles West of Lydon oft I State Route 28, 12 30. Cv Ferguson A Dale Thornton Auctioneers.

I III RSH SEPTEMBER lb DENVER DENEN AND ROBERT I AND JOHN CASE Sale of Livestock, farm equipment and hay on the Case I farm on the Miami Trace Road 7 S. VV. of Washington C. ll between Snowhil! Pike ana Worthington Road, 11:30 A M. Emerson Marting and W'alter Bumgarner, Auctioneers.

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17 MR AND MRS GEORGE ZENGLEj Household goods and building lot, at 503 Grand avenue, Sabina. Beginning at I 12 30 P. M. Building lot sells at 2 I1 M. I Sale onducted by The Bailey-Murphy- Darbyshire Co.

(SATURDAY NIGHT SEPTEMBER IR ANDREWS AND BAUGHN Hampshire boar and Gilt sale. Fair grounds, Washington H. 7 Paul Good and Dale Thornton, auctioneer SVU RDAY, IS MRS A MRS GARFIELD DEVOSS Lumber building. Jot and Hardware stock, in Harrisburg Ohio. just off 3-C Highway.

I 30 M. Sale conducted by Robert B. West Ben F. Norm Broker, West A Winn, Auctioneers. SAM RDW SEP! EMBER IR LENTZ Lr.extra Farm Equipment and Household goods.

miles east of London on Spring Valley Road, between routes 142 and 665 12 I clock. Harold Flax and Joe Gordon, auctioneers MONDAY SEPTEMBER NORMAN DEAN GODDEN -Sale of I livestock and farm equipment and feed I on Deercreek Angus Farm 4 miles Southwest of Williamsport and 3 miles Northeast of Clarksburg, on tate Route 138 at I P. M. Walter Bumgarner, Auctioneer. OH BOM-TyPkEV-STUFFED OU ES OVSTEP SAUCE imported caviar-- FANCY CHEESE rn if I i -O- -mWJ OH OH BOY 5--? I 0 ferlwt I aw- I FOR he LL APD 'DE having a PARTY I LEFT IT 7 MISTAKE rn I WW By Walt and Clarence Gray (saMfln? living 7 THERE FOP? a MINUTE -y A st rn Barney Google and Snuffy Smith CAN'T HELP I SWOW, or THEM INFUNNEL PEYEN00ERS SNUCK SWACK-DAB UP ON NIV STIUHOUSE AFORE I SEEN (Ai EYES WUST BE f) GIT WEAKtFlED By Bill DeBeck IT'S TOO BAD YE AIN'T A POSSUM HOUND--OL' LUKE BARLOWS DOG WUZ DPETFUL FEEBLE EYED, AN' I PUT SOME OF DR.

SPESHUL E7E-T0NIC FER HUNTIN' DOGS ON HIS SHUX NOV! HE CAN SPOT A POSSUM A MILE IL Little Annie Rooney GUESS THESE WILL SOUND UKF GOOFV QUESTIONS, RICKETT- HUT WMT IX) YXJ HI LD TWO BOATS CJO YOUR MULLET WHY DOES ORI OF TM HAYE AN OUTBOARD MOTOR WELL ONLY NEED A MOTOR ON ONE BOAT IU TOW THE OTHER OUT TO WFCRf YOU SET YDUtt NETS, AN' SAY GOT A BETTEN IDEA--- By Braden Walsh THE SKY SAYS ITLL BE PAIRAN CALM TOMORROW MORNING REAL OO, INDIA AN' MU, WE'LL CARRY YOU AIONO WITH US, AN' YOU CAN SEE TOUR OWN SELE HOW ITS DONE -rn- cZ WISH IT TOMORROW ALREADY Etta Kett bterl I by REEN roperty rig. on I 56, W. O. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER MR AND MHS 60 Acre farm and pervu 5 miles northwest of Mf. the Junk Road mile I P.

Sale conducted Buit)garner. VV EHN ESD AY SEPTEMBER A AST) HORACE WIT. SON Executors of the George Cline estate, 156 28 anre farm at the door of the court house Ohio, 2 Wa ter Bumgarner and Emerson Marting auctioneers. mr Monday Evening THURSDAY St HUVL (MANNEL 4 CHARLES KAR OWNER Dis- 6 Bud persal Sale of no I lead ofHoi tem 6 Marttr Show I cattle and mtlkir quipu, Clit located 6 Caravan 8 nuies West of Xemel, 5 rn I South- 7 I east of Dayton, I mi Ie northof Bell-1 8 Theatre I brook on the Ulprier Beltbroo Road 8 Hall beginning at 12 Sa lie Coo- 8 Robert Montgomery ducted by The Ball- 9 30 of Musical EducaUoa I shire Co. City Final Playhouse FRIDAY.

SEPTE MBL 24 wil 11 City Jazz 12 and Sign OM A. LOVELL AN ll SON Executor OIf the Gei urge W. Cline estate farm I eqiuipment, hog and WTVN. CHANNEL 6cattle and a i lot os 6 Daly, News Misc), equipmentat the late residence 6 A Boat Show6 miles west of Wa shington i 6 7 Picture miles of Sa bins mil es north 7 of Firestone of CCC Highwayon the Buri nett-Per- 8 Boxingrill Road. 10 30 A M.

Bum- Keporter garner and Emerson Hill Sc Sports eers Theater SATURN VV SEI MB UR WHIO-Tt CHANNEL PRODUCERSSTOCKYARDf EWE 6 Theater Sc RAM SALE of aoDroxima tely 800 6 Edwards, head at their yardsin Washnngton C. 6 Como I IP. auf) Allen Talent EVES I NG SU PTI MHU 28 8 Defender( HESTER WHITEBOAR AND GILT 8 Party Saie. 6 miles of sshington Theatre Ohio ont ha Water ie Road IO Death Valley Days Night Sale 7.30 M. Earl Wright, ReederI DE the audience is half sre I fiQpC rn yj THE WHOLE lay GEE MC 'nu IfifnULL MLM) 'v I QUIN I THOUGHT HULL, WE DID.

I TOLD you TO TAKE I THREW IT THAT SNEEZE IM THE CPnN THEATFC5 Muggs McGinnis ATE1 ON By Braden Walsh THAT A THATS AIR COMDITIONER at -hat CKO'tO OK PEC5-C SCRAMBL VS 1 iii SH JUS sove T- REOR-E AVR VOCE By Waif Bishop SO SET T-2M 98 CBK-S.