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Three Adrift For 20 Days Saved at Sea

' Found Off Palmyra; ' All in Good Health HONOLULU, Oct. 13 (UP) A Navy patrol boat today res-

a powerless minesweeper for 20 days in the Pacific near tiny Palmyra atoll. The Hawaiian Sea Frontier reported| the men were in good health and did not need medical attention. The patrol craft reached the minesweeper, drifting in the sea 440 miles east and northeast of Palmyra, about 6:30 a. m. (Indianapolis Time) today but apparently lay alongside until daylight in the Pacifi¢ before taking the men aboard. Planes located the minesweeper carrying the men after an all-out search. The patrol ships reached the scene after a 40-hour run from Palmyra. Had 10-Day Food Supply The men had been aboard the minesweeper twice as long as their supply of food and water was supposed to last. When the tug Edward M. Grim cut loose from the vessels last Sept. 24, a 10-day supply of provisions was left behind. The three seaman, Leonard Mitts and Winston H. Crosby, both of St. John’s Island, 8. C., and Radio Operator William B. Hopkins, Washington, D. C., volunteered to stay with a group of four minesweepers while the tug made a run

of "Miss South Carolina" last April, will be married Nov.

PLANS TO MARRY EX-BOSS— Miss Jean Crouch (left), who won the title

MONDAY, OCTOBER

7 to the man who crowned

her queen of the state—Gov. J. Strom Thurmond (right). Miss Crouch resigned Oct. | from a job on the secretarial staff of the state's war-hero governor.

' |Diamond Jim Brady, has been

eine ris Florida Cities, Planes Toke OF Spek to [se

in precious stones, it was announced

Q 4 PRICE FIVE CENTS 18 1947 Entered as Second-Olass Matter st Postoffice sens ol z y Indianapolis, Ind, Issued daily except Sunday

§600,000 Paid For Fabulous Cafes to Ask gem Collection Modification E525 0f Food Plan

‘Ring Once Owned by carat sapphire once owned by

To Bomb’ Storm Bynroducts on

{ A, Fla, Oct. 13 (UP {Man's first effort to break up a,

|hurricane was launched today when | three Army planes took off from

[MacDill field to drop dry ice on the diminishing center of a tropical Dyjgtillery Workers Threaten Suit

storm over the Atlantic. Two B-17s were loaded with dry WASHINGTON, Oet. 18 (UP) —The nation’s restau-

today. » | Mr. Winston said the jewels had Ver d es been the property of Mrs. vers

Johnston Brand, a Wilkes-Barre,

Pa., beauty who became famous = Hl d New York and European social cir-| 00 p cles and who died, he said, several months ago. Crops Are Ruined;

| | He described the purchase as one| of the largest in recent years. Thousan ds Homeless By DICK WEST

However, he said it did not comlice pellets to drop into the storm United Press Staff Correspondent while a Superfortress B-29, carry-

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pare with such estate purchases as that of Mrs. Collis P, Huntington, wife of a railroad man, whose Jewels MIAMI, Oct. 13-—~Thousands were brought some $2 million in the homeless today in southeast Florida 1920's—and those of “Lucky” Bald-/as the second hurricane to strike

South Carolina Governor Will Marry Beauty Queen

War-Hero Executive, Former Secretary To Be Wed in Columbia on Nov. 7

ELKO, S. C, Oct. 13 (UP)—South Carolina's war-hero governor, J. Strom Thurmond, today was making plans to marry the beauty he named “Miss South Carolina” to represent the state in last April's Azalea festival. t Mr. and Mrs. Horace J. Crouch announced the engagement of their, daughter, Jean, to Gov. Thurmond here today.. They said the wedding

into Palmyra to replenish a fuel supply reaching the vanishing point. i " The tug returned the following day but found no trace of the minesweepers, carried away by the| current. Weak radio reports as-| sisted airplane search which re-| sulted in spotting the vessels two days ago. Two Minesweepers Sink

The four minesweepers originally | O°

were linked together with tow line but the three seamen cut loose their ship to avoid a mishap.

They reported by radio that two of the s sank. Search

planes located the fourth vessel 80,8 miles south of the one carrying the | who's Who in American colleges Carolina last summer when he was

men. Representatives of the owners were deciding today whether they want to salvage the two minesweepers remaining afloat. If their de-

{and universities. nominated in a Democratic party

will take place in the executive mansion in Columbia on Nov. 7 and(d8Y. He began his career as a will be attended only by the imme- schoolteacher after graduation from | diate families of the bridal pair, Clemson College, served as county Miss Crouch was graduated from School superintendent in Edgefield

Winthrop College at Rock Hill last, County, and then was elected state

win and Mrs. Emma Gary, wife of here in less than a month left: the

ing Army and Navy personnel, photographers and General Electric scientists, went along to record results of the experiment, known as

a United States Steel Corp. presi-

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Mr. Winston estimated that the Preferred Streets jewels had cost well over $1 million at the time of their purchase be-

tween 1018 and 1030. List Boulevard Place | Twenty diamond bracelets, some S. Capitol Ave.

of them further embellished with rubies, emeralds or sapphires, were Indianapolis trafic experts had included in the purchase. today approved plans which would Also included were four pearl add two preferential streets in the necklaces, totaling eight strands of city in another move to relieve matched pearls, several pearl rings rush-hour congestion, and ’ i S54. penitent earrings of One of the streets, Boulevard Place|'are black pearis. ! would be made preferential from| Mr. Winston estimated the entire, Fall Creek Pkwy. to Westfield Blvd, Pearl collection had ost Sver $500,~ excepting the intersections of 29th, [000 at the time of purchde, 30th, 34th and 38th Sts. | Big Stones in Collection | The experts would make S. Cap-| In addition. to the Diamond Jim|

June. A few days later she went Senator. to work on the secretarial staff of Won Purple Heart itol Ave, preferential except at! Sapphire, valued SPproimaiely | Gov. Thurmond's executive depart-| From 1938 to 1946 he held a cir-| maryland, South, McCarty and $15,000 dealers price, there were a ment. |cuit judge's bench. | Morris Sts. number of other mammoth rings

She resigned her position on! Gov. Thurmond was a lieutenant t. 1. |colonel in the 82d Airborne Division Near 45th Birthday {during World War IT and particiThe beauty contest winner was pated in the European invasion. president of her senior class at/During his service he won the Winthrop and was chosen to an|Legion of Merit, the Bronze Star, order composed of the 12 outstand-/the Purple Heart and the French of the graduating Oroix De Guerre.

class. Her name appears in the, He became governor of South

She is a 1943 graduate of Willis- runoff.

ton-Elko High School. The couple plan a reception at The South Carolina governor has/the governor's mansion on Nov. 30

cision is negative, the Navy prob-

ably will declare them derelicts and |

sink them, The tug was taking the upon Ul, S. Consulate Bombed:

vessels from Mexico to the Philippines. Heavy winds and a light

sumption setting the scene for the emergency near Palmyra.

Boys Face U. S.

tow line resulted in high fuel con-| Blame Arabs in Holy Land

been in publie life in the state since after they return from their honey1928 and is nearing his 45th birth-|/moon. .

. of precious stones. ‘ Up to Safety Board | They included 25-carat square-out| The plans will be submitted" to|diamond valued at $100,000; & 25the safety board tomorrow for ap-|carat Marquis cut diamond, bnce val. the property of Florenz Ziegfeld,

Engineer Thomas Jacobi, Noble emerald. A

tary, and Inspector Audry Jacobs.

recently. | estate, Mr, Winston said, They will

The trio also will ask the safety be re-set and sold. board to approve no parking regu-|

litions on the south side of Ohio, . ¥ . 8t. from Noble St. to the Monon I upl | eg | Railroad tracks. Parking is now | {

prohibited on that side of the street . beyond the tracks to State Ave, In Wild Bus Crash . Given Added Width {

No parking in the new section KANSAS OITY, Mo, Oct. 13

2 Employees Injured; Jerusalem Officials

Suspect Blast Reprisal for American Views By ELIAV SIMON, United Press Staff Correspondent

JERUSALEM, Oct. 13—A bomb exploded in the compound of the Car Theft Charge {United States consulate in Jerusalem today. Two employees were

Three small boys, the oldest 15, Slightly injured.

told Francis Hughes, U. 8. Com-

Police blamed the explosion on the Arab underground organization,

missioner, today that an Indiana Jihad. filling station operator did not| AS the bomb exploded, more than 2000 Arabs of the Syrian-

question them about a stolen 1948 Lebanese armies,

model car they were driving.

including ar-;

| mored units, were reported to be Instead, he offered to buy the car, maneuvering along the northern 1] 0 S lie

they testified. [border of Palestine. They had ordered one gallon of |

Police suspected the Jihad bombed | “ . gas to finish their trip here from the U. 8. consulate in reprisal o In C Toni ht Cincinnati car was the United States announcement

where the stolen,

Arriving in Irvington Oct. 3 they proposal before the United Nations

accidentally struck a car owned by Detective Sgt. Ray Moistner, an investigator for Prosecutor Judson Stark. The boys fled’ but were eaught a short time later, Commissioner Hughes ordered each boy held under $2500 bond at the Juvenile Detention Home on a federal charge of transporting a stolen vehicle across.a state line.

Date With Death Delayed 7 Years..

NEW YORK, Oct. 13 (UP)— Claude J. Bradley, 60, was told by doctors a 1939 that he had only two more months to live, When he received the news he threw a party for his friends. “Thousands die every night,” he paid. “Everybody's got to die. The doctors say I'll be wearing a bunch of roses pretty soon. Maybe they're wrong. I don't know.” The doctors were wrong by seven pears and 10 months. Mr. Bradley died yesterday.

Giannini Critically If SAN MATEO, Cal. Oct. 13 (UP) wA..P, Giannini, founder of the Bank of America, was in “critical condition” today in Mills Memorial Hospital suffering from a bronchial ailment, |

lof its support on Saturday of a 9 Ppo 3 LOCAL TEMPERATURES

to partition Palestine into Arab 6a.m..... 63 10a. m.....7 and Jewish states. 13 m..... 64 lam..... 4 Mos Blam und 8a m..... 67 12 (Noom).. 76 Police me Undergro 9M... 68 1p m..... n

The Polish embassy was bombed pd yesterday—a few windows were| Partly cloudy skies will bring broken—and the police blamed the glightly cooler temperatures today Jihad and said the motive Was|and tonight, according to the the same. The Swedish consulate weather bureau, has been bombed. After yesterday's high of 83, the A few windows were broken in mercury was ‘expected* to rise to the U. 8. consulate and the consul-|only 75 today and reach a low of 50 general's dining room was ‘slightlyitonight. damaged. The two injured em-| The weatherman said tomorrow is ployees were cut by pieces of flying expected to be sunny and mild. glass. 2

Both of the injured employees Windsors Won't Attend

were Palestinian women. { liam Porter LONDON, Oct. 13 (UP)—Court wil said 60 or 65 stafl| ~~ firmed today that neith-

AUS Were in ie bullding when | = © Duke nor Duchess of WindConsul General William MacAtee|0” Would attend the wedding of was not near, but Mary Elaine, his|Princess Elizabeth next month. | daughter,

her mother were shaken but not

Bryn Mawr college in the United States. Campfires Across Desert The bomb went off about 10 feet from the entrance of the consulate.

Arab League had threatened to|started. throw against the Jews—were so close to the frontier that Palestinians! cost $50,000. Her father, the Duke

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across the desert all night. {mayor $1000 to distribute among Arab sources reported—and other the poor.

.18-20{ F. C. Othman 11

Hollywood .,. 11|Stranahan

Don Hoover , 13| Teen Topics . 14] ; ; Inside Indpls, 11{Weatber Map, 3/ions, io SIPDOTEDE the proposal

Mrs. Manners 2) Women's News 15

«esses B|iled grand mufti of Jerusalem, Haj of nine couple who picked Marquis Childs 12| Obituaries ... 6) Amin El Husseini, had been to the marri same 100 10.get married 1n ihe parish | sulled by three mules.

«+. 15| and Arab elders.

Arab sources denied—that the ex-|

border to confer with sheiks| with his daughter.

U. S. Is Called

CAIRO, Oct. 13 (UP)—The Arab

The 21 States “the Arabs’ enemy No. 1”|blond with a turned up nose. Her

would give additional width to east- | bound traffic and make the street (UP) 5-yoar-0l4 girl Was thrown

| more acceptable to East Side mo-

torists. The planners hope that in mak-| ¥hen the vehicle overturned after ing Boulevard Pl. preferential it will|the brakes failed to hold it on a hill in the southeast part of the| |

from a careening parochial school

relieve Capitol Ave. during the evening rush. Making 8. Capitol city. : Ave, preferential would give persons living on the South another acceptable thorotightfare,

Parochial School.

Side She was one of 30 children riding tion recorded a rainfall in the bus to classes at the St. Louis|inches in 10 minutes at the heigh

highest flood waters in years, and damage amounting to millions in its wake. T The storm was located in a 9:15 a. m. (Indianapolis time) weather bureau advisory about 300 miles southeast of Cape Hatteras, N. ©. It was moving northeasterly at abeut 18 miles an hour with highest winds still 80 miles an hour, Small craft from Charleston to the Virginia Capes were advised to stay in port, Torrents of rain followed the storm as it passed over Florida's East coast Sunday morning leav~ ing rising floods that sent more

shelters, Water swirled deep in the streets of towns up and down Florida's Gold Coast area long after the compact but destructive hurricane whipped out to the Atlantic to blow itself out. 200 Miles of Streets Ruined

proval Comparatively little damage « Plot R rted The trafic authorities are City valued at $75,000, and a large square done by the 70-mile winds, but the pear-shaped diamond flood that followed Wrought destrucHollister, plan commission secre- pendant was also among the jewels. tion that was estimated by Oity The purchase was made from the Manager Richard Danner at $2 They were designated as the city’s Centrsl Hanover Bank and Trust million for Miami alone. He said traffic planners by Mayor Denny Company, executor of Mrs. Brand's about 200 miles of streets in the, LONDON, Oct.

city were a total loss.

And in the Everglades farm area Were understood today to have

“Operation Cirrus.”

rant industry agreed today to ask President Truman's Food« Saving Citizens Committee to

rT modify its demand for meat-

THE planes took off at 7:15 less and poultryless days in the (a. m., Indianapolis Time. They were nation's 120,000 restaurants. due to return some time this afternoon, Strongest winds of the storm, visory Committee said the industry which lashed south Florida yester- will co-operate in the overall drive day, were reported by the weather|to bureau to have diminished to about|of grain for Europe. 60 miles an hour. Lack of knowledge of what might the program were necessary to prehappen kept Army-Navy officials|vent individual injustices. from trying to break up the storm| He said the request for modificawhile it was over land. tion would be discussed with Charles They feared it might cause addi- chairman of the food {tional rain which would add to the committee, at a meeting this after«

| than 2000 persons fleeing from their fjood damage. noon. 'homes to huddle in Red Cross Dry ice has been used on several -

Like to Use Wieners {occasions to cause rain but this was! Mr. wilson declined to say exactthe first time it had been dropped ly what changes the restaurant |into the clouds of a storm. people will request. . He indicated, however, they would

Bevin Assassin like to use wieners, sweet breads

on poultryless Thursdays, The restaurants also want to put . reser emphasis on nget range ; ; food sev teps such proved Extra Guard Placed Thich Ag ge improted On Foreign Secretary ess food is wasted in a clean —8cot. restaurant, ! 13 Um Mr. Wilson also disclosed that

(land Yard special branch officers the restaurant people and the food

just west of Miami great portions Placed an extra guard on Foreign committee are working on a con.

of the year’s 18,000-carload vege-

table crop and 100,000-ton sugar Ported threat against his life,

crop were ruined. Florida's Agriculture

Commis-|op1e The special branch, a criminal emblem,

|Secretary Ernest Bevin after a pur-|Servation emblem. to be displayed by public eating places co-operating Details of the purported plot to in the drive. Those which did not assassinate Mr. Bevin were unavail-| comply could not display the thus focusing public

sioner Nathan Mayo called the flood, eigation division of the yard opinion on such establishments,

“the greatest agricultural disaster | . which handles affairs of interna-| in this section in 30 years and ¢ional intrigue, n {sald the farm losses alone would ork,

run as high as $20 millions.

county, Dade. Hialeah Worst Hit

Draingge facilities

of the storm.

were useless |

K killed was Pattie Hapke.|in the d®wnpour as one Miami sta- Security precautions for guarding srl of 1.38 the foreign secretary were the con-|

¢ cern of Scotland Yard and the

Threaten Court Injunction

ever talks about a The decision by the restaurant | : people came as the food driv | The yard’'s press officers were not Pe into a union threat to ive

bus today and her head crushed More than 40000 acres were informed about the special branch y flooded in the state's southern-most operations. tain a court injunction to prevent a

They said they knew gn qav whis “ ” - ky-making “holiday. nothing about any plot against Mr. tne Distillery and Wine Work-

Bevin | . jers Union (AFL) t The foreign office pointed out that to file suit for 2s of hi, iced the Taft-Hartley Act against dis{tillers who comply with President

{Truman's request for a 60-day Home Office. The ome e sal |

Cy Ro

Christmas Comes Early for Lad, 9

DETROIT, Oct. 13 (UP)-Little Tommy Scott played at the foot of

cited over Santa's special visit just for him. Mr, and Mrs. Lester Scott filled g-year-old Tommy's Sunday with presents, a turkey dinner, and Christmas carols. All the neighbors in suburban Wayne came to the happy party» Tommy said he had a “wonderful time” and he was sorry that Christmas has to be over in a day. But Tommy doesn’t know that he probably won't be here when Santa visits the other children, He has cancer and is going to die.

McKELLAR TO RETIRE

his Christmas tree today, still ex-/hill

Three other children were taken| Worst hit by the floods was Hijato the General Hospital for /treat-{leah, famed horse-racing suburb ment of cuts and bruises, {northeast of Miami. Joseph B. Doherty, 23, driver of| Plorida National

hold as the bus rolled down the ts ggsist in checking a growing - {wave of looting as water ran four Capt. Eldon Burgard of the Po-|inches deep in many Hialeah stores. lice Traffic and Safety Bureau said ‘Arm-Pit Deep’ an investigation revealed a broken brake-line, The Red Cross reported “arm-pit

dren their homes 600 people had been evacuated from mts wnitl a sec- 00 to Ft. Lauderdale.

O00 Hus ATTA, beTRer. saalstat! The hurricane resulted in at least pasion OL the wi. Louis MAO er ambulance drivers ‘died in a

{crash of their vehicle into a telelast rites to the crushed girl. {phone pole during the storm.

Citizens Nab Bandits, They were Thomas Pidele, Save Bank's $2100 |Troy, N. ¥. here to attend a Ma-

SEDGWI Kas. : ( {rine Corps League convention. They oy i, Det, 3 ts [had volunteered as ambulance lcentral Kansas community caught arivers when the storm broke

{Sen. Kenneth D. McKellar \(D. Tenn.) said today that he will hot be a candidate for public office again. His term expires in 1953. He is T7.

| MEMPHIS, Tenn., Oct. 13 To \

two bank bandits today, a few! Everglades Turmers nad Just Sof | minutes after they had robbed the Pioted TePITHTE FTOC TERETE crops after the washout of the hurstate bank here of $2100, that. Heped. at h | Dan Grimwood, cashier, and R.E. |Ticane that ripped across southern Florida in September, Crops damStefte, a local ofl man, ran into| d by the latest sto a the street, firing revolvers, as the Sec 2 Se 8 I eps sal bandits attempted to escape. syonc Iecovery XN3 season.

Neighbors took the erying chil. deep” water in Pompano and said

“We know nothing of ever.”

it what- |

Joseph M. Jacobs, counsel for the

Mr. Bevin could not be reached Uon, sald in San Francisco 4

for comment.

(change Telegraph News Agency.

he had wired President Truman to

Guardsmen | The first report of the purported Protest such a shutdown. He said the bus, said the brakes failed to were alerted by Col. Robert Ballard plot was circulated by the Ex. the union had notified the distillers

|hey would be sued for breach of [contract if they closed.

Would Idle 30,000

Hot Weather Cuts: 1.. sums vtiies Institute

estimated that a shutdown would

Santa’s Doll Supply ia. about 30,000 workers. More

CHICAGO, Oct. 13 (UP)—There than half of the bigger distilleries

|won't be enough dolls to go around —23 out of 39—have agreed to the

{this Christmas. It

mart officials said today. The mart surveyed the toy manu facturers and found that hot hu

Chicago, and James Warnock, 19, composition dolls from “setting”

properly, they said. |

BULLETIN

LAKE SUCCESS, N. Y,, Oct, 13 —The United Nations general asrejected Russia's proposal for ousting American and

sembly today

British troops from Greece. (Earlier Story Page 3)

was the hot holiday. Mr. Luckman expected the two deaths when a pair of volun- weather that did it, merchandise others to say “yes” sometime today.

Mr. Luckman will meet with beer - manufacturers Wednesday, pre - sumably to ask them to cutback

18, mid weather last summer kept the their production to save grain,

Meanwhile, faced by apparently widespread public indifference to the program, Mr, Luckman apipealed to mayors of all cities of more than 10,000 population to set up local food committees to help put it over the top. The President's food campaign managers conceded that public sup« {port was slow in building up behind the program. But they looked for {better response once the local food

sudo ou vias aw a "Most Noble Girl in Spain sees so oe on wining Wd In Lavish Ceremony Untitled Husband to Share Her Title; Father Feeds Seville Needy; 2650 at Banquet |" ' st any tims.

SEVILLE, Spain, Oct. 13 (UP)—The Duchess of Montore, the most | The Syrian-Lebanese forces—part noble girl in all Spain, was married yesterday to an untitled husband. Missouri Women Open of the seven-nation Arab army the| The ceremony was the most grandiose Europe has had since the war| Drive for Truman JEFFERSON OITY, Oct. 13 (UP) from the Ringling Bros, and Barnum and Bailey circus today. And so The duchess wore a sain tulle gown which was reported to have —A group of Democratic women in Was & Louisiana Wedding license.

‘Ara ’ 9 wanes 12) Society ...... 14/ bs Enemy No. 1 {case after case of champagne and highly pleased because his only

. | Meta Given . 15 Sports ..... 18-1 higher committee called the United

Dale Pafl, a produce man, ran out with a shotgun as the bandits

him, Mr, Pafl fired and the bandits gave up. The bandits had one gun but did

of Alba, fed all the needy of Seville Missouri today launched a Truman-

could see their campfires twinkling on the wedding day. He gave the v= oro y mu vor” and 1s 27.|for-President drive,

At least 100,000 persons were on

They cheered her democratically: Wide mally. TEEN TALK—

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Heiress and *

Do Fade-Out

| Mabel Ringling ‘in

‘committees swing into action,

Elephant Boy’ With License

Montana’ With Mother,

Better Peanut Butter

| Goal of New Research WASHINGTON, Oct. 13 (UP) The Agriculture Department ree

Reports Stepfather Denying Deluge of Rumors looking around for a way to take

NEW OR heiress, and her elephant-trainer

But’ nobody seemed to know f

| John Haley, Mabel's stepfather and circus president, would only|

At a meeting in Jefferson City the say that he believed “Mabel and - | nut: butter ihe sidewalks to watch the duchess| Women announced that they would her mother will be In Montana for merchant ship docked here. He : Moreover, he gave $1000 to each|.,.4 her bridegroom ride to Seville form “Truman Clubs” in every some time." Sunday Cathedral in an Andalusian earriage/county of the chief Jéxecutive's| Rumors flying around under t | home state and would hold a state- big top had it that the pair had| Mrs. Haley, reportedly opposed to New Home ‘Perfect’ {culminated their much-publicized the heiress’ marrying the elephant

romance with marriage,

menagerie worker sald.

Ringling marrying Mr. Durant be

|eause he was an“‘“elephant boy.”

He denied another rumor that|said she was still “undecided” about | tail Mr. Durant had been paid off by the circus last night and had thipped on as » erew member of & Y

NS, Oct. 13 (UP)--Mabel Ringling, 23-year-old circus

| Mr. Haley received the press in appeared Mabel and Dick /his private red raflroad car and about to make use of a marriage American Founda said he pad no objections to Miss license they obtained in Shreveport

the “mouth stickiness” out of pea nut butter. A new research project to ime prove the quality of peanut prode or sure if the three were together. | ucts was jails Shed bs om food are eaten in the form of peas

flance Richard Durant were missing

emphasized that Mr, Durant “is he still with the circus.” ‘Helen Keller Calls

WESTPORT, Conn., Oct. 13 (UPS |trainer, made a hurried trip here| _pelen Keller, noted blind-deat

“They've gone and done it,” one from her Montana ranch last week. author and lecturer, said today her

| It was said she came because it' new home was perfect. were| The house

tion | to replace her home § - Sept. 22. 3 But a few days later Mabel had | matched

80 the marriage. And she Soitinved) trouble. finding in her job as a $60-a-week trouper Keller ; in 8 civous riding act ~ %bs house for 10 days. v

V sith

{vealed today that its experts are

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