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The IFeather F a i r and Cool T o n ig h t ; W a r m e r T o m o r r o w rail AssociatedPress Sendee- VOLUME'. LIH FIVE CEXTS Published Daily at 3:30 P. M. SARANAC LAKE, N. Y., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1948 Fire, one «£ msufs blessings, is the when used by F 1 VK C F X T h ’ XUMBEE. 22f Russia Proposes Armaments DEWEY ASKS ‘WAR OF T R U T H X ' ^ J J ^ J ‘Same Old Stuff, Austin Declares NOMINEE FIRES BLAST AT REDS IN GOVERNMENT By JA C K B E L L E N R O U T E W I T H D E W E Y TO SA N F R A N C ISC O , S e p t . '2 5 > .T 1 - Gov. T h o m a ; E. D e w e y sh i ll e d hi.-' p r e s id e n tia l cam p a ig n to d a y to w a r d a blo v -fn r -b lo w cx c h - n g o T r u m a n o v e r th ig r e s s an d Com- v i i i i P ro si cl on R e p u b lican L'< m u n ists. T r a v e l i n g up llm S a n Jo a q u in V a lley to w n rd S e n F r -nciseo. D e w e y kept to h i m s e l f th e su b ject of his A n n m a j o r add res a the-p Eu.t s h o v e d wiHi v i i ’i M r. Tri te r m s in thc n ig h t. D o w o v 'r r i.ght 15: 9 p. m.. E. >T. :n on i h e , W\ w oocl B e ’ \b n o ? \ fr o m •h e 20,0(10 sp : f o r M r. T r t m: r/e dism i th e C o n g r c s .--in n r i G e m m u \ est i g a t i o r > . ^ a \red he T h e P i e - ; n \\ / l aiv'wi one n e x t Tvms d ay at Ok O k lah o m a Ch T h e R e p u b lican n o m in e e — w h o p r e v io u s ly h ? ig n o r e d m o s t o f M r. T r u m a n 's th r u s t s — did so m e an s w e r in g , too. H e b r o u g h t c h e e r s fro m th c cro w d w ith th e asse r tio n , “I ’m m i g h ty pro u d of m v p a r ty , w h ich h a s b e e n so ab u s e d in r e cent d y ; and of th e 80th C o n g r e s s .” - O b v iously u r g e d on by th e cro w d ’s resp o n s e , D e w e y w e n t a little fu r t h e r , ton, in firin g h a r b s at his D e m o c r a t i c p r e s id e n t ia l o p p o n e n t, “T h e r e 's a stro n g te m p t a t i o n , w h e n th e g o in g g e ts to u g h ,, to tu r n asid e fro m se r v in g th c n a t ional in t e r e s t an d b e in to com- ! h i m s e l f b lam e d cn p lain an d scold an d ta k e u p s m a l le r ca u s e s ,” he said , ad d in g : “W e h a v e seen th a t h a p p e n an d van h vo seen o u r co u n t r y s u f f e r fro m it.” D e w e y ’s h o , A n g e les a p p e a r an c e vs an H o llyw o o d n i g h t in his c a m p a ig n , and th e m o v ie cap ital p a c k a g e d it w ith th e c u s t o i m r y flo u r is h . T h e r e w e re flood lig h t, d a n c i n g C irls, m o v ie sta r s , an d w h a tn o t b e f o r e th e n o m in e e ro a r e d out to Ihe bowl fro m h is h o tel, police j s i r e n s w ide open. | C r e e l e d , w ith a tre m e n d o u s i c h e e r as he step p e d to th e r e s - ! tru m , D e w c ’- sailed in to th e Tru-1 m a n •adm inistration. T h e crow d to o k it big w h e n h e j ra i d he and Gov, E a r l W a r r e n , j his ru n i n g m a te, w a n t to be pros- ' ru t at a \ s p r i n g h o u s e cle a n in g in W a s h in g to n in J a n u a r y . ” T h e can d id a te called fo r a w o rld-w ida \co u n ter-o f f e n s iv e of V u l h ” a g a i n s t C o m m u n ism . H e AT P A R IS R E C E P T I O N — U. S, S e c r e t a r y of S ta t e G e o rge C, M a r s h a ll and M rs. E l e a n o r R o o s e v e lt lau g h as th e y hold c h a m p a g n e glasses at a recep tio n fo r th e U n ited S ta tes d e le g a tio n to th e U. N. G e n e ral A s s e m b ly in P a r is , F r a n c e . T h e recep tio n w a s given by th c F r e n c h C o u n c il of th e R e p u b lic. (fP P.2 d iophoto fro m P a r i s ) A n t i- U .S . A t ta c k in A rg e n tin a in W a k e o f ‘P lo t’ on P e rso n s ’ L if e TRUMAN HANGS ‘ME TOO’ TAG ON GOP PROMISES A B O A R D TRUM .AN C A M P A IG N T R A IN . S e p t. 25 < JP w P r e s i d e n t T r u m a n so u g h t to d a y to h a n g a \m e , t o o ” d a g on R e p u b lican p r o m i s e s to d e v e lo p the w e s te r n v o t e r s D C s s a f e r ” to elect th e D e m o c r a ts. M r. T r u m a n c a r r i e d h is fig h t ing c 'm p a i g n fro m A r izo n a into N e w M e x ico an d T e x a s w ith th e claim th a t th e G O P w a n ls to \m o b e th e ca p i ta l fro m W a s h in g to n b a c k to W .dl s t r e e t . ” H e s t i r r e d a tra i n s i b o au d ien c e a t P h o e n ix to ch e e r s and ap p lau s e last n iglif w h e n he s - id A r izo n a 's D a v is d a m an d irn n s m h .sio n lir.es veil] bp co m p leted on sc h e d u le .i n 1955 \if w e can k e e p th e R e p u b lican? fro m th r o w i n g m o re m o n k ey w r e n c h e s in to th e m a c h in e r y . ” T h e G O P , M r. T r u m a n com in- ucd, is sav in g up a \lot o f special in t e r e s t m e a s u r e s '’ to o f f e r if th e n e x t C o n g ress d o e s n 't h a v e \w m a n y D e m o c r a ts to p r o tec t Cm p e o p le” an d ad d e d in a d e p a r t u i e fro m a p r e p a r e d m a n u s c r i p t: \G o d h e lp th e -people if th a t h a p p e n s / ’ As M r. T r u m a n m o v e d e a s t w a r d on h is 9.500-m ilc 19-staie stu m p i n g to u r , an aide said his n e x t m a j o r sp e e c h w ill be in rep ly to s t a t e m e n t s by R e p u b lic v n .n o my -hrrw D e w o y th a t C o m m u n ist Tn~ , f lu e n c e s h a v e seep e d in to th e ad- — A tw o -day d e m o n s t r a ti o n o v e r a t t a c h e - Jo h n G r if f i th , now liv- ! m i n is t r a t io n . p o lice re p o r t ? of a plot to kill ,;;1g ^ M o n tevideo, U r u g u a y — b u t ' T h e sp e e c h is sch e d u led fo r Ok- — - - . -B y F R E D L. S T R O Z I E R ------ B U E N O S A I R E S , S e p t. 25 ' /P t , leg e d plot not only By LOUIS NEVIN ~ N PARIS, Sept. 25 (AP) — Russia proposed today that the five major powers reduce their armed forces by a third inside of one year, e . ' *' Accusing- the United States, Britain and France of trying to isolate Russia by means of military alliances, Soviet Deputy foreign Minister Andrei Y, Vishihsky asked the United Nations. .. G:eTTrTTl“/ASgembl}'' To ’sef up an international'control body to supervise reduction of armaments of armed forces and pro hibition of atomic weapons. 5 AIRMEN, LOST 12 DAYS AFTER = CRASH, RESCUED said he p r o p o s e d th i s L r to s t r e n g t h e n pcage an d .e l i m i n a t e - oj a n e w w a r fom - m i s t s a n d o t h e r o cm s .” T h e ex- ail a r e Cu y fin ish e d , 9 ,'arren R.. old stu f f . U. S. AU5- i th c fo r m e r I f plo t to k: P r e s i d e n t J u a n D. P e r o n an d h i s . - . , \ p ; . , T , , ocj a,, w ife tu r n e d in to th e s t r o n g e s t «n lo r c t g n c o r r e s p o n d e n ts.^ l a h o m a City T u e s d a ; . an t i - U n i t e d S t a t e s c a m p a i g n in Ar- j s o m e n e w s p a p e r s , e n d P e r o n 's g e n t i n a in m o r e th a n tw o y e a r s . ' p o litical o p p o n e n ts w i t h i n th e T h c alleg e d plot, w h ich P e r o n ' c o u n t r y fo r m e r U S. E m b a s s y c u l t u r a l a t t a c h e , w a s a n n o u n c e d by police e a r l y y e s terd a y . By n ig h t'fall IT A r g e n t in e s h a d been im p r is o n e d . A 14-hour g e n e r a l s t r i k e , w h ich en d e d a t m i d n ig h t last n i g h t , fre e d w o r k e r s to m a r c h , ch a n t an d sh o u t slo g a n s . P e r o n an d his w ife. E v a D u a r t e P e r o n , d e liv e r e d d e m o n s t r a to r s , fie r y ad d r e s s e s to a th r o n g of T h e c r o w d th e n m o v e d a bloc!- w o r k e r s in th c p l m a in fro n t o f aw a y to th e U. S. E m b a s s y b u t C a s a R o s a d a , th c g o v e r n m e n t police ch a s e d th e m , h o u s e . | P e r o n ’s sp e e c h set th e p ee for T h e p r e s id e n t b lam e d th e al- th e d e m o n s t r a ti o n s , b u t ho per- ------------ i s o n a lly ask e d h is s u p p o r t e r s to let th e law ta k e its co u r s e in p u n ish in g th c accu s e d p l o t te r s . H e S h e r i f f ’s K i l l e r S l a i n I n B r i e f G u n B a t t l e I-IO L D E N , M e., S e p t. 25 < T A R u s s ia n - b o r n lu m b e r j a c k j w a s ex p e lle d so u g h t fo r th e m u r d e r o f a d e p u ty 1 l a s t A p r il, s h e r i f f w a s sir in to d a y in a 10- m l n r . t t g u n - b a ttle w ith posse m e n . P e t e r B raid/?, 59. a fo r m e r M o n ta n a co n v ict w h o h a d elu d e d pur- r-a:d movie? could p lay a big p a r t | sue.r3 fo r eig h t d a y s , w a s esh o t in a ro u g h sh r e k . j T h e h u t, rid d led by b u llets, i? re ^ i a b o u t a m ile fro m th e s h a n t y in ! w h i c h S h e r i f f C lau d e K im b a ll, 58, E x u b e r a n t su p p o r t e r s of the i p r e s id e n t , on leav in g th e plaza, J s t o r m e d th e n e a r b y b u ild in g o f ; L a P r e n s a , B u e n o s A ires harvest ! n e w s a p e r - n d th c stro n g e s t pre.-s j critic of P e r o n 's policies. A h e a v y j s t r e a m o f w a te r fro m a firc h o u s e j kept th e crow d fro m e n t e r i n g th e ; b u ild in g u n til police d isp e r s e d th c ! - ------------- I S O M E R S E T . M a ss., S e p t, j ; n 'P i- --A 16-yw r-O id boy w a s h e l d : i to d a y o n a c h a r g e of m u r d e r i n ' ■the sh o o tin g of his fa t h e r d u r i n g ; j a fa m i l y sq u a b b le. ! D i s t r i c t A t t o r n e y J. E d w a r d j L a jo ie said R u s s e l] B o lay told au- ; th o r i t i e s last n i g h t h e h a d shot 1 . h is fa th e r , Jo s p h . 58, in an e f f o r t , i c h a r g e d \ f o r e i g n gold\ h a d b e e n I to p r o t e c t h is m o t h e r . ! I u s e d to fin a n c e th e plot. j L a j o i c q u o ted th c boy as say i n g ' H e d ir e c ted h is s t r o n g e s t . de- j th rit ’his fa t h e r ca m e h o m e d r u n k n u n c i a ti o n a g a i n s t G r if f i th , A C C U S E F A T H E R — E a r ! and C laren c e M a r s h a ll, five and th r e e , w h o cau s e d th e d e te n tio n of th e i r fa t h e r , C h a r le s E. M a r sh a ll, in P h o e n ix , Ariz., fo r q u e s tio n in g ab o u t th e v v h c r c a b o u ts of th e i r m o t h e r , p r e p a r e fo r a spin in th e i r toy autom .ob.le. The c h i l d r e n ch a r g e d th e fa th e r _ k i l led th e m o t h e r w ith a k n ife and b u r ied h e r beside a ro a d . M a r s h a l) d e n ies th e sto r y . {/P W i r e ph o to ) C h in a S t u n n e d a s S0NJ.6, CHARGED T s i n a n Y ie ld s to WITH M U R D ER:Com m u n ist A r m y OF HIS FATHER LV- Lve occu all re p o r t e d in sp o t te d w h ile along i T h e y th e P a s . - of t h e r arm tod sh a p e , w h ile w a th c sh o r e of h i g h l a n d p e n t la s t n i g h t a b o a r d an 1 a m p h ib io u s rescu e p lan e , p r i o r j t a k i n g o ff fo r th e P a s . T h e y a r C a p :. B. S. C u s ter. N a v a l a taeb o a* th e U. 8. em b a s s y j O t t a w a : L k C h a r le s W ilcox. a v . t r o t to C a p :. C u s te r : C b ie: P e n U. By H.AROLD K. M IL K S S c p l . 25 i -A ! laved communiqtm. The ■rommum- . Tr. frightened China | que said Idn.eOO Red asssmt trovqjs '*'■ ■ - t’nat Tsinan, one o-l I took the induct;-} 1 c.t \- . :jJ 5i>n.09) ■ visor lant northern cities j at;\daw n F. 1 /■;. after ow : cly fighT^ ' m'Zh whelmed by 1 a sur- : ing in the streets and ft-.am Itouse N A N K IN G , _ 1 s t u n n e d an d l e a r n e d to d a y its m o s t im p o r h a d been over g in g C o m m u n ist fo r c e s bent on w r e s t in g ulf of N o r t h C h in a fro m th e g o v e r n m e n t . F a l l of th e S h a n t u n g pro v in c e A: m y w h o w e U n ited St at to r d isch a r g e , o B rit mi A C H e >eech all w rittc-n ched it u p a f t e r ~ ■nifjed f o r m o f a. M a rse,m i's re m a r k s , h - * m of S ta t e G e o rge Ma c i ' o days ago Told the ■m .oiv U n . ’.ed S ta t e s pa Hence in t e r n a r i o r .a l crises m u s t not in t e r p r e t e d as a sig n o f weak- ;?. M a r s h a l l s a t p c k e r-facec o u g h V i s h i n s k v 't sp e e c h to- S tr A l e x a n d e r C a d o g a n o f E ri- ■a:n. p r e s id e r c of th e - S e c u i i t y C o u n c il, said V. h / e s k y ” c o v e r e f ' all th e old p o irus. I t w a s a co u n te r a t t a c k on th e p o in ts on w h ich :h ny h a v e b e e n th e w o r s t o f f e n der?. \ I t 's th e sam e - sp e e c h as I;* t y e a r . ” said P r e m i e r P a u l - H e n r i S p a a k of B e lg iu m . L F r e n c h F o r e i g n M i n iste r R o b e r t S c h u m a n said “th e s p e e c f r ' r \ - ca?-1 the tension, but w e ed hope th a t this to r s i o n w ill no* be h e i g h t e n e d by V ish in s k y e a r d :d not touch on th e G e r m a n to -hou •The hlol fro m an d A r g e n t i n a j m o t h . said, h : in th i s by sh o w in g th e w o r ld th e A m e r i c 'n w a v of life. H e said M r. T r u m a n ’s h e r r i n g ” s t a t e m e n t ch illed o f people w h o h a v e been oppos-j vvas k illed w h ile q u e s t i o n i n g B rai- t C o m m u n ism in o t h e r p a r t s of th e w o rld. ^G a n 'v o u -W amtv\threm - t n f r m u c h - If th e y gave up th e fig h t as hope- lec? an d signed u p in th e C o m m u n ist p 'F t y ; ” ee ask e d , ad d in g : \ H e r e it seem e d w a s A m e r ica, th e la s t hope o f th e w o r ld , s h u t tin g its ry e s to t h i s ra m p a n t ev il.” D e w e y said th a t a t h o m e “w e m u s t n e i t h e r ig n o r e th e C o m m u n i s ts n o r o u tlaw th e m . ” T h e an s w e r, h e said , is to k e e p th e m in th e op e n . A silent drama has been enact ed in the atmosphere above our mountains during the past few days. A large mass of polar air built up in e3st central Canada and was about to proceed in a normal manner southeaslwerd: Then a low pressure storm tde- c-ided to stick around the Canad ian maritime provinces for a while, instead of going on into the North Atlantic. Not only did this \low” maintain its stand, but it sent out a low pressure trough aloft back toward the southeast. The forward movement of the -high” was thus blocked, and its center remained stationary over Ontario and Labrador for three days. However, cool air spread southward along the ground. Here in the northern Adiron dacks, We were under the influ ence of admixture of cool dry air from the “high” end damp air which was being drawn into the \low” from the northeast. — L a st night t h e \high’ began to move rapidly in our direction. As a result, clouds vanished and tem peratures dropped to the freezing level in this section. The ^indication is for clear dry weather this afternoon, tonight Make your w a n ts known; page 6 1 and Tomorrow. Low est te.-ppera- A i r L i f t S p e e d e d u p A f t e r R e d F l a k T e s t BERLIN, Sept. 25 (£>) — The British-American air lift to Ber lin droned on today after the flurry of Soviet anti-aircraft prac tice fire into one- of thc shuttle corridors. The Soviet target practice caus ed a Slight diversion of yester day's flight' routes into the block aded city but no untoward inci dents. American representatives at the'four-po.wer Berlin air sefety center reported every thing-ap peared quiet in the corridores to day. 7 047 U- S . M V A R D E A D CHERBOURG, France, Sept. 25 ( 2 P) — The bodies of 7,047 Am- erican soldier de:d of World W ar II left today for the United States aboard the ship “Carroll Victry.” The bodies w ere from cemeter ies in Norm andy and Southern France, Belgium, Luxembourg, Hollahd and Switzerland. dis ab o u t a se r ie s o f N o r t h e r n ] r o n h i m s e l f e x t e n d e d P e n obs col_ co u nty b u r g la rieg, S e p t . brat ion... by. d e c la r i n g . . — i National holiday. P e r o n did not n a m e th e U n ited S la t e s d i r e c t ly in his d e n u n c i a to r y sp e e c h , b u t he stro n g l y a t tac k e d fo r e i g n cap ital. T h e p r o g o v e r n m e n t p r e s s ch o r u s e d an in te r p r e t a t i o n o(£Mhe c h a r g e s a s df- re c t e d a g a i n s t th c U. S. T h e d e m o n s t r a ti o n in s u p p o r t o f P e r o n a n d h is w ife to o k th e fo r m of a g e n e r a l strik e , a n d Pe- th e cele- jtodgyy b e g a n a r g u i n g w i t h h i s W h e n h e in terc e d e d , he E t h e r ad v a n c e d to w a r d h im . Y o u n B o lay g r a b b e d a sh o t g u n an d fire d , th e p r o s e c u t o r said. cap ital w a s an n o u n c e d ‘H o r s e l e s s ’ B o y N o w H a s P l e n t y o f S a m e ‘R e a d in g s ... Local W e a ther By KARL LOEFFLER (Based on information direct from the U. S. Weather Bureau) ture tonight near freezing with frost. Afternoon temperatures to-^ morrow a little warmer than to day. As the writer plans to be away for a few months, this is the final article of the current scries on the weather. We hope that our readers have enjoyed reading these discussions as much as we have enjoyed writing them. The following is a summary of weather conditioins for the 24 hour period ending at 6:00 p.m. last night: max. temp, min. temp, average temp. 2:00 p.m. temp. 2:00 p.m. relative humidity 6:00 p.m. temp. 6:00 p.m. relative humidity 6:00 p.m. barometer, ins. precipitation, ins of water prevailing wind type of day 51, 41 46 49 68 \r 50 71G 30.00 trace north cloudy Remarks: drizzle, momin, Today’s readings incTude: min. temp. - 30 8:00 a.m. temp. 33 8:00 a.m. relative hum idity 93% 10:00 a.m. temp. , 44 10:00 a.m relative humidity 83% 10:00 a.m. barometer, ins.. _ . 30.33 Remarks: light frost H A M B U R G , ' S e p t . 25 GT i — C h a r l e s O r v a F o w ler. 3rd, w h o ra n aw a y b e c a u s e he co u ld n ’t j h a v e a h o rse, h a s p l e n t y of th e m | now — h e ’s w o r k in g on a fa r m . ; T h e ll-y e : r - o l d boy rode o ff on ! a bicycle last S u n d a y , but cam e J h o m e th e n e x t day a f t e r c a m p in g j a ll n i g h t in th e ra in . H is m o t h e r , M rs. C h a r l e s O. F o w l e r , Jr., said th e y h : d tu r n e d dow n tw o o f f e r s o f h o r s e s be- cp. ii?p , \ w p h a v e n o - l a cili Lies -. i o r-4 - N a v y n w w u w G a a -iMiW-t-h-orr- th r e e I c a r i n g fo r a h o r s e an d c a n ’t af-j O b s e r v e r s fe lt th e C o m m u n i;sts H ig h C o m m a n d h e ld an e m e r g e n c y c o n f e r e n c e to stu d y th e C o m m u n i s t s ' n e x t m o w . d e - ! T h e g o v e r n m e n t w a s re lu c t a n t tq - a d m r r th e defeat in th e n o r th , k n o w in g th a t th e loss of T s in a n w o u ld sh a k e th e C h ia n g K a i- S h e k re g im e to its fo u n d a tio n . G o v e r n m e n t so u rces an d n e w s p a p e r s cu sh io n e d th e blow by p la y i n g up claim s th a t th e v i c t o r y cost th e R e d s 50.090 casu a lties. R e s p o n s i b il i t y fo r th e loss p e r r e d to ra s th o n C h ian g . h i m self, alth o u g h g o v e r n m e n t so u rces so u g h : to put th e b l a m e on tu r n coat G e n . W u H u a -\Y e m w h o d e se r te d T s i n a n w i t h h is tro o p s and w o n t in to th e Com rm Jjnist cam p .. B o v , 2 , F o l l o w s D o g P a l , D r o w n s i n P o o l R A N D O L P H . V t, S g p t_ 2 5 ' -T ! '. ? • — A frie n d ly , little tlic i t d o g w a n d e r e d in to th e back w m l of tw o -year-old R ic h a r d B lodgett y e s t e r d a y an d child an d d a g pi : - cd to g e t h e r . T h e n th e dog w a n d e r e d aw a y , n e i g h b o r s re p o r t e d , an d R ic h a r d j follow e d him . T h e ch i l d ’s gra.rd- a P* ■ m o t h e r n o ted has ab s e n c e - n d a sea r c h w a s begun. A n e ig b b o i' fo u n d R ic h a r d ’s lifeless body ir. a paG The dog w a s - n o t aro u n d . A d a u d ie n c e lis t e n e d in- c m hr a.' V t im i n s k y . in what was ic l v e r i i s c d a.? a p o l i c y sm i e m - c r h . e c u ? ed :e U n i t e d S ta t e s o n c e r a m o i re; tk in .g w o r l d d o m in a - T h ? D i mu’ y F o r e i g n M i n i s t e r in tried o u t r e r a l A m e r i c a n s 1 ^ ead c - rs of a cam - t v : - ag ae S o v iet U n ion. v r m r m r hoc< m e n tio n e d w e r e ' s. U efcp? p S e c r e t a r y J a m e s e e r e t a r y of th e 5. A ir ixqrne ap p r e h e n s i o n fo r T s i n g t a o . w h e r e th e A m e r ic a n K E L L E T T IN TV P H I L A D E L P H I A - - ■ .P • K e llet:. fo r m e r U n iv e r s -PenTmyfTrrrnxttHsFbaNFhT S e e i n g : - E y e D o g o f B l i n d V e t P o i s o n e d W A T E R L O O . S e p t. 25 (/? ) — W illiam C ro w ley , 22 a b lin d M ar- . -Cor p s v o t e r a i v ha s- - l o s t—his c o n s t a n t co m p a n io n o f t h r e e | c a r i n g f o r a h o r s e a n d c a n 't af- j U b s e r v e r s f e lt t h e C o m m u n i ball s t a r w h o once p iay e : years — Jea n ic , a seein g - e y e dog. I f a r d thc e x p e n s e o f feed in g o n e .” j w o u ld no: a t t a c k th a t S h a n u n g sto p fo r th c B o s ton R e d C r o w ley re p o r t e d to s t a t e pol-1 \Charleses-working on a near- j p o r t as lo n g as U n ited S ta t e s a P h il a d e l p h i a telev isio n i c e y e s t e r d a y th a t h e fo u n d J e a n ie j b y fa r m now w h e r e h e ’ll h a v e ; M a r in e s an d sailo r s w e r e th e r e . , c a r. in th e b a c k 3 r d . d e a d of poison, j p len ty o f ch a n c e s to h a n d l e hor- j T h e A m e r ic a n em b a s s y said to- '., - ----- — ------------------- L ieu t. J a m e s R u s s e ll said th e i s e s .’ s h e said. \ W e l l see how th a t ■ n i g h t it h a d h a d no w o r d fro m M a k e y o u r w a n ts k n o w n : do g ’s sto m a c h w o u ld be sen t to w o r k s out. c . R o v a lk Sen. 1 R-K H < end L u G. K c r.ney. of th c roc. ro p o s e d th a t th e As - ro h i ’o itm n of re a p e r :s as r.eapor.s th e a: m ; of ag g r e s - e of defen- p lo m a t cal- ;o csta'o h s h of th e Se- te r n a t i o n r l ae p u r p o s e of c o n tr o l ov- of th e m e- m o f a r m - ces and for ttc m i c wea- *oo n s . the state laboratory in Albany for further analysis. A~ veterm- arien's examination confirmed that the animal was poisoned, Russell added. H a t C h e c k G i r l H e l d A s M u r d e r W i t n e s s NEW YORK, Sept. 25 UP) — A nightclub hat check girl was held today, as a material witness in the slaying here Wednesday of Spero Kavoures, Philadelphia gambler and ex-convict. Walter X. Stanton, Bronx as sistant District Attorney, announ ced that the girl Miss Kathryne Varga, 1 22-ye4£rf>Id blonde, had been ordered held under $25,000 bail by County Judge James M. Barrett. j th e e i g h t U. T s i n a n . 2 5 J e w i s h T e r r o r i s t S u s p e c t s R e c a p t u r e d ! Q u e b e c \ i l i a g e N e a r l y ■ W i p e d o u t b y B l a z e ST. M A T H I E U . Q u e .. S e p t. 25 of St. M a ih ieu s alm o s t w ip e d o u t by fire last n i g h t . T w e n ty - tw o h o m e s , fo u r sto r e , a ch u r c h an d th c v illa g e TEL A\TV, Israel, Sept. 25 CP 1 — T w f titv - s ix su s p e c te d J e w i s h . _ . . ^ * , ; , i JP 1 — T rie villa te r r o r i s t s b r o k e o u t o f a T e l A v iv j area prison camp last night, but only one was still at large today. Police nabbed the rest in an hour., , , t The esc.pete belong to the | ' g iJ , des'.1.0yCd fatherland front, an underground offshot of the Stern gang. T h e y were arrested in connection with the slayingyjs^pt. 17 of Count Folke Bernrdotte, U. N. Pales tine mediator. S e v e r e ’Q u a k e R o c k s P h i l i p p i n e s I l o i l o C i t y MANILA, Sept. 25 (JP) — A strong earthquake shook the cen- tral Philippines city of Iloilo and neighboring towns late tonight, the Manila Tim es reported. Iloilo, chief city on the island of Panay, w a s severely damaged by a scries o f quakes which las ted from Jan. 24 to Feb. 8. Sev enty-two persons were killed in that disaster* G A R V E T C O N G R A T U L A T E D ROCHESTER, Sept. 25 GP) — Jam es A. Hard, 107-ycar old Civil W?r veteran, today had congrat ulations from President Truroan and Governor Dewey on his scheduled airplane trip J o the National GAR encampment at Grand -Rapids, Mich. CHARLEMONT, Mass.,. Sept. 25 (2P) — Volunteer firefighters: and firemen from neighboring towns were fighting a forest fire' today that had swept across a large area and was threatening a large pile of cut lumber near Route 2 on the M ohawk traiL M rs. D e lp h is H e r o u s su c c u m b ed to a h e a r t a t t a c k d u r i n g th c fire , b u t th e r e w e r e no d e a t h s d i r e c t ly a t t r i b u t a b l e to th e blaze. T h e flam e s w e r e lick i n g th r o u g h th c h illy su r r o u n d i n g co u n tr y , th r e a t e n i n g n u m e r o u s su m m e r co t t a g e s an d h u n t i n g lodges. St. M a th ieu is ab o u t eig h t m iles fr o m th e St. L a w r e n c e , so m e 150 m iles d o w n th e riv e r fro m th e city of Q u e b e c . SIA N ’S PRICES DOWN — BANKGKOK t.P) —Food'-pric es in Bangkok have d ro p p e d 30 per cent and other necessities in cluding clothing are down 18 p e r R A P E D A N D S L A I N — B e t t y Ja n e M c C a ll (a b o v e ), 25, actjrxg dire c t o r o t nurses' TfromTThe levels~“a yeaFhgo, the Siamese Ministry of Com merce reported. Thet-m inis try said the-fab was due to elimination of \illicit trans port fees”, enforcem ent of an anti-profiteering act, increased imports and better copperation by j n u rse a f t e r ra p in g h e r . m erchants in lowering prices. W ire^ - T ^ education at th e L ittle Rock, A r k ., vete ran s hospital, w a s slain and h e r body bro u g h t to policq station in c a r d r iv e n by T o m m y E d w in B lac k , 28, a L ittte R o c k m e c h a n ic, w h o po lice s a y said he had k illed the • A m e r ic a n a n d o h a d sin g le d ! m a n y of these perso.nakxes. \tome forward ,v;:h flash y colored p lan s fo r util izing rrx ln a r y av iatio n an d atom ic bom b s for th e d e s t r u c t io n o f s i x / ’ Soviet v i e s a? Moscow, L e n in g r a d . K iev an d , K h a r k o v and O d e s s a /' \Wo know -h a t at th e same i.m.o th e feverish^ a c tiv ity which h.is nothxng in com m o n w i t h the :n*ores‘s of peace or defense of ' th e i r co u n try Is b e i n g carried on b a c k s tag e of th e U n ited Nations o r g a m z a tio n in v a r io u s headquar ters and in m ilita r y offices of the\' U n ited S tates. G r e a t Britain and a n u m b e r of o t h e r countries that ro t a t e w ith:;: th e orbit of Anglo- Thts situ a tio n can not be put up w ith. M illions of common peow o -aho paid w ith their blood to r crim e s of fascist inciters and o r g a n iz e r s o: th e re c e n t l y termin' u 'e d S e c o n d \V o r i d _ W a r cannot • allow a i epetition of a new.-war w h ich w ill bring.in. its wake sev* ore calam ities and hardships to / all m a n k in d .” Y ishinsky's .surprise proposal; cam e , a f t e r he had assured, th e 1 \Ac s e m b iy ~ T l ^ c o u hTry sought co* o p e r a tio n with all nations, while* th e U. S. government \from th e policy of fighting against ag g r o s * ■ sive forces has passed over policy of expansion and realize* tion of plans for world domfaie* Hon.” 1 u \ u r : .Make yquit w a n ts . / / / • - ' / f c i
