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DETROIT FREE PRESS Wednesday, July 28, 1948 OLD MOORE'S IS AT IT AGAIN Festival Queen 1 Berlin Air Lift Runs City Rejects Plea to End A Friendly Russia Is Seen in Stars Like an Assembly Line Fast Time A State official's plea that De administration. The new bosses will be friendly to Britain and will get together on trade pacts. In July, "the rumblings of internal dissatisfaction in Russia will penetrate through the iron curtain and new purges are shown to occur." States faces "political upheavals" with "considerable strife." A3IOXG THE writings In the skies for Russia: The touching Christmas scene in the Kremlin. This will be preceded in February by changes in Soviet troit return to Eastern Standard Time was buried by Common Council. The appeal came from Charles Figy, director of the State Department of Agriculture.

Council gave Figy letter, rou I i -W i 'A PRIESTS TO INVESTIGATE tine attention, then ordered it filed. COUNC1XMEN CALLED atten Four Cures Claimed at Shrine of Ste. Anne tion to the fact they have already agreed to a test vote on the time issue at the Sept. 14 primary. FEET HURT? OR.

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$3.50 pair, up Foot-Eazer illustrated $5.00 D-rScholl's FOOT COMFORT SHOP 36 W. ADAMS ST. CHerry 0925 LONDON (U.R) Christmas In the Kremlin. Mellowed by the season's good will, the rulers of Russia send friendly greetings to the Western powers. This hasn't happened yet.

But It will in 1949, Old Moore's Almanac predicted. Old Moore's, hardy perennial in the field of prophecy, peered Into the future and set down Its forecasts for the 251st consecutive year. BY AND LARGE, Old Moore's sees 1949 as a pretty good year. There will be the usual earthquakes, rail and plane disasters, strikes and unrest, but there will be no war, the almanac says. "All the signs in the heavens above," reported Old Moore's staff of seers, "point to 1949 marking an era of worldwide recovery." The United States will not fare as well as most of the world, the almanac suggests.

Some time after December, 1948, the United States will suffer a "wave of industrial unrest" While Great Britain will find things looking up, especially in trade increases, the United They agreed unanimously to let the people of Detroit settle the Issue at the polls. Council President George Ed have taken his first steps in six years. STE. ANNE DE BEAUPRE, Que. (p) Four reported cures at the celebration of the feast of Ste.

Anne will be investigated thor wards saw Figy's letter as "the oughly, Redemptorist Fathers said. opening of the campaign against Daylight Saving Time by outsiders before Detroiters have a chance to While his mother, Mrs. Loren-ro Carrier, prajed with the boy in her arms at the foot of a statue of Ste. Anne, he asked to be put down. Then, she said, he walked.

The X. decide for themselves." Councilman Charles F. Edge- Continued from Page One stripes of that operation still adorned her belly. But the engines were good, and we passed a number of other C-47s as Farrell rolled us along at 160 miles an hour. This was the first day of the air lift on which the ground was visible all the way from 5,000 feet.

$1,000,000 Fire Sweeps Malt Plant Continued from Page One dcr Co. No. 2, leg injuries; Stephen Szpunar, of Ladder Co. No. 2.

back injuries: Edward Willis, of F.scue Co. No. 1, side and leg Injuries, and John Boglarsky, of Ladder Co. No. 23, burns of the feet.

AFTER THE explosion, a half dozen firemen went up ladders to fight the rebellious blaze, but the ladders didn't reach and they came down. Just as they descended, the weakened framework caved in again, leaving the building lev- eled at the fourth floor. Kenneth Strubank, of Engine No. 11, had a close call. He was at the top of a truck comb was a bit more vehement about Figy's letter.

boy had been stricken by infantile paralysis when he was 14 months old. ntAPi mars ura. tx. e. pat.

"IF THE FARMERS' represent All four cures were said to nave occurred Monday in the Basilica here. The Redemptorist Fathers are in charge of the sanctuary. Miss Jeanne Currie, of Chatham, N. unable to speak for nearly a year, suddenly began to speak with her brother during afternoon services, it was said. JOHN FARRELL, of Springfield, handed over a steel support he had used for many OPERATION Vittles began a month ago on only 12 hours' notice from Lt.

Gen. Curtis Lemay, head of the United States Air Force's European operations. Capt. Loving pointed out two Russian airports along our 20-mile-wide air highway through the Soviet zone. One had an airstrip that looked to me at least 8,000 feet long, and dozens and dozens of fighter planes stood on it wing to wing.

There have been stories of Yaks and other Russian, planes buzzing American pilots, but no such episode occurred on this particular flight. IX FACT, Capt. Loving and Lt. Farrell have seen no unusual occurrences during their assignment, which has become monotonously bore-some to them. No sooner were the engines shut off at Tempel-hof than a truckload of German "stevedores" started unloading.

Five minutes later flour milled in Plainview, and Kansas City, was on its way to warehouses, and Capt. Loving and Lt. Farrell were on the home leg of their second round trip of 623 miles for the day. Waiting to take over the plane at Wiesbaden were two pilots refreshed by 16 hours of rest after a 16-hour working day. Photo by Bill Burke Winner over 18 contestants in a popularity contest, Miss Viola Anderson, 25, blond office worker, has been chosen queen of the Greenville Centennial.

The cele bration will be held for five days beginning Tuesday. atives in Lansing showed a little more consideration of Detroit, I would be inclined to give their request more attention," Edgecomb years. arren saia alter a novena I to Ste. Anne he could walk with-! out the support. I Patrick Sullivan, of Holyoke, said that a paralyzed arm Intelligence Test -BY DR.

GEORGE W. CRANE- was cured after a pontifical high mass. Earlier, Donald Carrier, a Ste. Rose (Que.) boy, was reported to 7 Hurt in Crash ANDERSON, Ind. (U.R) Seven persons were injured when an Anderson city bus struck a tree and burst into flames.

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THE LADDER crashed into the hot corrugated steel wall of the fourth story. Strubank was thrown violently forward, but managed to hold on. He was not hurt. Firemen explained that the truck was in an uneven alley, parked on an angle, and that shifting of weight on the leaning ladder caused the truck to tip. A high wind tore at the corrugated steel sheeting covering the walls of the first four floors.

As the flames chewed through the wooden framework, loosening the sheeting, strips of steel were blown through the air, hampering the already beleaguered firemen. ONE SMALL fire was started at a near-by gasoline station and six other minor blazes damaged surrounding homes. Ironically enough, streams of water were being thrown into the burning malt plant from the top of an incompleted five-Btory steel structure which Kickel is building across the street. Firemen also used hoses from the ton of the Swift Co. plant, into the old ice box and closed the door.

across the Grand Trunk Railroad tracks. The strong wind played havoc with the firefighters. It blew the powerful streams of water away from the building and the in 1' I I gji -lf I ,1 IMS r' lLb vV tense heat kept them from moV' ing in too close. Rush-hour traffic on Gratiot and E. Vernor was hopelessly snarled.

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