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-PITTSBURGH POST-GAZETTE 1935 1 JEWISH SOCIETY Ah Answer for the Old Lady in a Shoe THURSDAY, MAY 9, DAIRY STRIKE PARLEY FAILS "Inflation Problem" Real Following Lung Puncture Man "Balloon" From Left Shoulder to Hip; Doctors May "Deflate" If Nature Doesn't Stop Forcing of Air Into Tissues. 0 AT BAR 'hot opposed BY GAWTHROP Disagreement ANNISTON, May 8. JP orrl Members J. R. Ragsdale, 33, an ice trucker.

plan to puncture at an early date. Barring complications, the lung puncture will heal, shutting off the air now going into the tissues." TO MOVE QUARTERS B'nai B'rith Decides On Washington Home. May 8.UF B'nai B'rith, international Jewish society, today voted to move ita headquarters from Cincinnati to Washington within the next three years, and to set up a permanent international headquarters for the first time. The convention also voted te meet every three years, instead of every five. By an overwhelming the society rejected a resolution approving a law to give doctors the right to disseminate birth control information when it is needed.

Committees to investigate allegations of discrimination against Jews in employment will be set up in all leading cities. gy On issue. reinflated" tonight along his left side as air, from his punctured left lung, forced into his tissues. Ragsdale's temperature this HO.MPSON OPPOSED Physicians were ready to punc afternoon was almost normal, but his respiration was slightly accel I XLy 1 TW Wine erated. Sedatives were being ad ture him if necessary.

They said he was not in pain and suffering only moderate discomfort 1 Til" 1 Milk Deliveries Under Convoy of Police And Deputies. A three-hour conference between company and union officials late yesterday failed to settle the strike of truck drivers and other employes of the Rieck-McJunkin Dairy Company. It was the second fruitless conference held in the company's offices this week in an effort to end the walkout, which began nearly two weeks ago when tHe company refused to sign a union contract which it contended would impose "closed shop" conditions upon all of its nearly 800 employes. Many of the latter are not members of the union, company officials say. Unofficially it was indicated further conferences likely will be held soon.

The company continued making daylight deliveries, its trucks being convoyed by police and ministered to keep him quiet as possible. Ragsdale cranked a truck in gear The patient was strapped tight Contrc! vroup. yesterday. machine ran over him, fracturing three ribs. One of the broken ribs pierced the lung.

ly with adhesive tape last night, and for a time it appeared that Ragsdale's body "ballooned" from HAF'RI- mvestiga- "deflation" had set in. The "inflation" was again noticed however, and continued through the day. his left shoulder to the hip. Mir" control 3 with a m'r. 'H'tween board -uTther liquor har.

Medical authorities call the condition "emphysema." It is not rare, although usually it is limited to a local area. "He is progressing nicely," said his attending physician, "and unless complications develop should recover. Unless the inflation continues until it impedes blood cir-culaiton in the skin, we do not Typical of the Shop of Better Dresses I'li" 1 chairman of UJt'A 1 I jfbf rt tola investigating acainst Marh.ill Thompson, an-' wmbr Permitting "'eml Mr would be a ry of fltith' 'vit tnose wno Police Work Over Hour To Revive Gassed Man deputy sheriffs. President E. E.

Stewart and Vice Presidents A. J. Dreux and W. J. Burnap represented the company in yesterday's meeting.

The strikers' representatives included Harry A. Tevis, business agent of the Dairy Workers' and John V. Pessamato, district organizer for the International Association of Machinists. ,4 for ouW T.v Wine. Poxt-Zlavotf at Phntn nnrn pson.

nuw ja i exemption Cape Costume With Hand Blocked PLAID BLOUSE from taxation Children of the Mary J. Cowley settlement will pop out of a shoe tonight and present a play. Knowing how Troy Hill mothers with too many children know what to do. They send them to the safe playground. Above, Clara Freiset, the old woman, looks out of her shoe at tour children in costume, representing the different nationalities mingling at the settlement.

Left to right are (Jeraldine Hempel, Veronica. Lysien, Lorraine Maykranz and Lorraine Marquardt. Police Lieutenant Arthur Baker and two patrolmen yesterday used artificial respiration for more than an hour to revive Charles Spiker, 26, of 930 West North avenue, after he was overcome by fumes from a gas George Setock, of the same address, called them. WANNA BUY A DUCK? Or is dcine the instigation which 10 in tjruarv. Repre- your problem right now finding a house For better rental values read MORNING Rental Ads.

Advt. Five Freed by Court H-rhort H. Cohen, York hiirnia'. of the com- Halt in Meals Ousts Guests Md i's mr rubers will hold in rrvunesj 10 reeeive Five men, charged with inciting to riot in connection with the strike of the Howard Cleaners, last-January 29, were freed -f or ex- bits that the liquor Doara migm at the direction of Judge H. H.

to rn'T. sani iihnnf srttine a date for Rowand in criminal court yester day. The jury directed the costs L'i'fxr meetin? that the members tn sunmit a rrport oi ine Norway, May 8. (United News.) Guests at old-fashioned Norwegian weddings, often celebrated for a week, have to receive more than a hint to send them home. When the hostess wishes them to leave, she stops preparing meals.

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The defendants. Dykes Bacon, Frank Nuzzo, Henry Baldwin, Morris Diness and Nathan Weiner were arrested after a company driver had been attacked near the company plant in Ridge avenue, Northside. fiHvtthrop iuin' Intercedes. Nirr.es mentioned during ex- WORK SHIRKERS TO LOSE RELIEF State Director Explains Reinstatement Plan. HARRISBURG, May 8.

JP) Robert L. Johnson, executive director of the State Emergency Relief Board, announced today that persons "on relief" who refuse work will be dropped from the relief rolls and their cases turned over to county poor boards. Johnson made his announcement in a statement urging unemployment relief recipients to take advantage of a new "automatic reinstatement" plan "recently installed by the board. Under this plan, an "automatic reinstatement certificate" is available for each person on direct relief. If and when employment is offered, needy persons are required to report to their nearest unemployment relief office, where upon an "automatic reinstatement certificate" is issued to each.

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