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Children Beware: This Bunny Bites D id N Y | Three Children Burn . [2 their brother, Allen Snowbers, eee ~ "BAR HARBOR, Me., Dec. ! (UP) [rabbit will nny 2 ites | ecl e ext ear ooL NT : ol

; oy Jr., 2. : | h th ' To Death in Trailer {. Their mother, Mrs. Jean Snow-| —Scientists reported today they He will menace a man with throaty : ! CHICAGO, Dec. 5 (UP) — Three perg. had left the trailer to go to! : § have bred & mild Easter Bunny unto growls—and lunge furiously at any-| 4 h 5 Slt burned to death yesterday a, When she’ ret oo the \ /NING group of cler a ferocious fighting beast that can|thing within reach. { i {in a fire which swept through their a s\ore. on he oy . ALUMINUM AWN set out toda) “Mek 10-times 1ts weight in tigers.” | The rabbit will sink sharp, pointed, "7 {trailer home in suburban Park Waller gas in flames. Neighbors . Nath . To a” plaints that | A small orange-colored rabbit that! teeth into an iron bar held by a Flag Makers Wait Ridge. had to restrain her from running § coy N. PENN. ST. L1-3317 all wearing are haunting | \

growls and snaps at men was re- Keeper. > . 4 | The victims were Joanne Snow- into the trailer in an attempt to, vealed by Dr. Paul E. Sawin, ‘di- ha Verdict of Senate | | po {berg, 4; her sister, Dorie Mae, 1, reach the children. i By RADFORD MOBLEY -

rector of - rabbit genetics at “the CLEANLINESS IS SAFEST | ah Back vir Toor er ack Sor Bh Sr CR FR RE Sm 725% A RSA RR MARE Roscoe B. Jackson Memorial Cancer’ Poultry disease and parasite con- Times Bpecial Writer (Fo x EE J RF RI RR TTR RA JO RR RA A RR JR RR RT RR RA RR RR Research Laboratory, trol can be simplified by cléaning WASHINGTON, Dec. 5~Whether { v Just.step within a few feet of his.the laying house before pullets are

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murt measure before Senate leaders bring state in the use of chemicals de- Cecil Byrne, Indianapoli§; Earl Beil tess it to the floor. [veloped during the war.” The edu- Bedford; Charles C.. Bashelier, Ft. | A recent charge of Communist in- cational program is to be outlined | Wayne; George L. Turner, Indian[flux in the islands has been met by in co-operation with Purdue Uni- apolis; Charles D. Reeder, Jeffer[the Hawall American Legion with Versity. sonville H. L. Everett, Lafayette; a request that a committee of rep- The annual banquet is scheduled {Laurence Essling, LaPorte; Paul J. | rr’ resentative citizens Investigate the for tomorrow night in the Severin |Peddie, Madison; H. H. Puckett, | : Hotel. (Richmond, and Glenn J. Plymat ® 6-tube Superhet radio {accusation | ; ’ I » Plymate, Joseph R the Ha. Sunday's program will include | Shelbyville. ? 1 ® Variable tone control : ® Bass compensation ® Gleaming French Gold grille

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lwallan delegate in Congress, insists Cc ov. i that the Hawaiians are ready for| 14 B Th t C ! statehood after knocking on the an e arniva J doors for nearly 50 years. He is ° ee a Hip Wagglers Are Doomed? i oF Rerigio > 3 Repuslisan CHICAGO, Dec. 5 (UP) — The kootchie dancers may be banned ‘4 Co : te a ghost of Little Egypt moaned un- forever from carnival midways. bi BLE d governor, 1. M. Stainbeck, and a happily And thousands of bye-| ; | CARD TA an Democratic mayor of the islands, oo" 0 piteh-men turped in| William De L'Horbe of Dayton, ff KNEEHOLE DESK John H. Wilson, former national’ wo. ooo today o., comimtteeman for his party. News AG that footehies Just $e thivg lov After the Hawail vote, energetic ide : Eu sturdy with plenty $94.50 sponsors for Alaska: statehood will » py {time hip dancer must go. IR pra Np Pare and be found. try to get the floor. Gov. Ernest Deaths in Cities | “This: association has a definite Jf ii Gruening of Alaska says his terri- responsibility in fighting the In-1e¢ tory is about ready, too, crease of juvenile delinquency,” he Copyright, 1047. by The Indianapolis Times ‘said, “We must ban off-color

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| ’ Many of the carnival operators i By Science Service {among his audience squirmed unWASHINGTON, Dec, 5—Deaths comfortably during his speech. But in 93 large cities of the nation de- none would speak out publicly inf

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keep the customers away. They said it would ruin their business; | that such a ban would never work. | |enza increased slightly. But all declined to be quoted. There were 83562 deaths in the! The hip swinging dancing girls l}' 93 cities for the week ending Nov. have been considered an essential R29, compared with 9212 the week part of nearly every carnival mid- | | before and a median expectancy of way since the first Chicago World! E 9406 for the last week in November. Fair, That was when the name of | But since Jan. 1 there has been Little Egypt was made familiar in| FANNY an increase of 1.7 per cent over last barber shops and pool rooms from | BLES year in mortality in these 93 coast to coast. ; * |cities, while preliminary Census - | Bureau figures for the first nine] iimonths of the year for 46 states {and the District of Columbia show iia 1 per cent increase in mortality.

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(ures, increased from 21.3 per 1000] to 26.2 per 1000, while the death-| rate for infants under one year of! age decreased from 36.7 per 1000] live births in 1946 to 32.4 per 1000 in 1947.

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