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pal | | | ys 2) oP, Storm Sweeps North; { | Security Council faced a show- didn't ask any special favors but hoped they wouldn't be parted Smal oF Ex ed to Sta ° Fr & | down vote today on whether to by the draft’ : ) i . pect Y on: 7 {invite the Chinese Communists “We've always been together “said Anthony Perricone of Beaue ere lined yp Course for 12 Hours Ei § (to testify on their charge that mont, Tex. “We're praying they keep us all in the same outfit.” ; 1'Np i | American planes have raided Anthony and his brothers Bernard, Carl and Donald—known = ORFOLK, Va. Sept. 11 (UP) | Manchuria. las A. B, C and D, bérause of their a A RE hs a Sis he x ea Ret Spin ot SS IE SIR Se Ee SF SEP ade A RE ree) “pic Oh Storm # CR si Cl SN all WE NE SS rance \ t week to have the Counciliphydicals in Houston tomorrow : R. Mm. .. alert today as a hurricane with| £ int a ission comprising an | , aboard the ~ 200-mph winds swept northward! | appo comm n comprising and if they pass they will be, How you gonna stay on the vision band off the coast | representatives. of India and inducted tn October: Jeampus, after they've seen Paree? . | | Sweden to investigate the charge! "= = A entl R med from A 9a. m. (Indianapolis time) { APPaIShy gi ® without considering whether the D il Do bl S lit Ithis oses no a advises sald the storm likely | Chinese Communists should be 2ally uble Splits jis F toons, Pa., would pass slightly to the east of | |invited to attend the debate on| Film song and dance man Dan proplem tod Robert Di= Nantucket, Monday, about 9 p. m ‘Dailey and his wife have sepa- STOup of colleges Bion bande , ) p. m. | creating such a commission. | ) “4 and universities on band Schools in Greenwich, Conn., were | Russia's Jacob A. Malik said rated for the second time In Af \ "Lo some train were vaae ana the 3300 Puplls gob |the Peking government's charge MONth. ; 79 third-year . oliday- * |constituted a dispute between| The actor said neither he mor © oo 5° 0" 1d the 28th Storm warnings were ordered ® two sovereign powers, and that socialite Elizabeth Hefert, whom B1 3 y from Pittse at 4 a. m,, Indianapolis time, for| ' llaw and precedent supported an he wed on Christmas Day, 1942, France oO — », wing come the coast from Cape Hatteras, { |invitation to both parties to be has immediate plans for a di- Queen Elsa etn + h infantry > C. Care Ann, in northern! ; - | represented before the United vorce. The couple, parents of a Jost ~ pe 7 ; “th assachusetts. | f Lm | Nations consider their differ-|3-year-old son, Dan III, have u ( Nr J ~ company, The storm was heading straight : LE fences -- lseparated several times but al-[lor Y ear in fig Sie cd . Fr , 1 d | " lam. : rters come Bureau pT ahem bobs Wg Mrs. America . . . Mrs, Betty Ellen McAllister of Johnstown, I -. Insists on Vote ways reconciled “quickly. Their Fe ndianap- Mise Campbell stick to that course ” . Pa, is crowned by Mayor George A. Smock Il at Asbury Park, |. He fnsisted that a vote be taken last Separation A opts Ag0 WAS! is girl Cynthia Campbell, 4508 gton 12 hours. Winds were increasing! % «3 N. J. A runner-up, Mrs. Irma Hamilton (left), ‘Miss Florida," third- sw. |on whether to invite the Chinese Of one-day ural v | Park Ave. a student at Middle ng was Th ahead of the storm, and the coast | place winner, stands by : (Communists before the debate , ’ bury College, and another Hoose | : Miss America . .-. Yolande : : {begins. Mammy’ Korea-Bound Ww wv, Richmond | executive was warned to expect gale winds tll . = @ fer. William D. Romey, Richmond and “abnormally” hi Betbese, 2l-year-old brown. ° ° t | The council supported him, 7-3,| Al Jolson leaves today for Ko- gtydent at Indiana University, and son of y” high tides. b y ¢ Mobil Bn { Re A . [with the U. 8. abstaining. It was rea among globe-trotting schole t ! ! J . . . " were - ,» Pennsyl A Freighter in Trouble | haired beauty from Mobile, eau Y igns as merica, [the first time a legal majority| The “slightly past draft-age’ gre 8 i was come w. Small Danish freighter wes Ala., got only two hours sleep Sale had even been registered in the singer will go to the battlefront, se = Division im Jett 44 yroumis, oy power, in| after she received the 195! Euro e Crown 3 Titlists United Nations in a favorable the first prominent American en. oo So » trains of i BE es en on: naa | title -at Atlantic City, N. J. " light to the Pahong regime. Hav- tertainer to entertain soldiers Obstetrician’s Holiday {i » . . |ing decided to give priority to the fighting t , y cted at the through heavy seas and gale Here she puts away a full meal. Viennese Girl Captures Continental [representation gver or AR oy Rope singer evden Im aariees ? ron Bda. Const Contd Stati fare Fancy, Pennsylvania Grabs ‘Mrs. Event | pustponded wi it wu) to-'eled around the globe on enter- her husband, Dr. 5 y _ ) i . day a p. m., Indianapolis time. tainment tours in the last war william Cald-_} antry regi- . reported at 4 a. m. that nothing Reds Crushed By DAVID C. WHITNEY, United Press Staff Correspondent | Ambassador Warren R, Austin,/and was the first to volunteer to well, wed last be out of Bald Sesh wma From pone 2360- ! NEW YORK, Sept. 11 (UP)—Three girls wore crowns today as | ehtet U. 8. delegate, admitted two go to Korea. Accompanying him March in Santa’ n 8. 8. Paris for , y > ; [weeks , ) ORUAIN. re that she was So oo at 1 the Mise pl A A the name of Iolane of Pus Th fighter Will De Planist-compo se Raney Bazine, Cal, , ‘hes out of A tanker was standing by and ee § eves Hanni Schall from Vienna, Austria, had the narrowest squeak. {operating for the Unifed. Nation S h C HH Jae vuet y 5 om two would have sent word of danger, | The judges at Rimini, Italy, where she won the title, were all |in: Korea, “may have by mistake” cotches ritics | baby in Febru1dale. One the Coast Guard said. The Paris: Predicts Drive get to award the crown to doe-eyed Ebbe Adrian, 19, of Gottenberg, |strafed Antung airfield, five miles! Secretary of State Dean Ache. train was has a crew of 27. | redicis Sweden. They had based their, : linside Manchuria. He declared son takes a shot ; MI It's a new ex- . the 109th, The cutters Unimak and Chero-| JB Allies Soon preliminary finding on how cute! Beautiful Vase.” She has chest-| [that the U. 8. would pay repar- °f Scotch philos- foe for the y r be. { perience y Col. Fred ce were speeding to her assist- FL oe NYHOFF Ebbe looked in an evening gown nut hair. | ations, if the facts were ascer- OPLY to bear up |actress but old he Unimak ted 5:11! yalce Press Staff Correspondent iy Whe Tigeil BRghAY, some, Miss America has a 35-inch {tained ar. See {stuff to her hus- — nimak reported a 5:11) gOMEWHERE IN KOREA, sald. . | bust, weighs 118 pounds, has 35%- Ta pres {band. He is an obstet a. m. that it had spotted the gept. 11—President Syngman)| But in the final round, thei; .g hips and is 5-feet 5linches 2 H Id * D h In a television | . = = Paris and the freighter S. S./Rhee of the Korean Republic said girls stripped down to scanty..." she has brown hate | e in eat interview yester- ’ Fri d Amtank in its radar screen 11 today that the main forces of the Bikini-type bathing = suits. The, Mr ‘America has 241; Fen! ul f ke day the oft-at- ‘Man's Best Frien miles ahead. ‘ [North Korean army had been judges took one look. “Too imma-| aL a has 2M a ranch, : Xe 0 Ko omo Man tacked official §. | “Chub,” a faithful chow dog, The Amtank put a cable aboard crushed and the Aliles were al- ture,” they said of Ebbe. Specta- bust. See le tall he i" R KOKOMO, Sept, 11 (UP)—Two ald he followed § \. led a 60-man posse to the rescus the Paris late yesterday, but it most ready to start an all-out|tors said Hanni's suit was the np. h '118-pounds. She is a - Mis Europe . . . Hanni Schall ' ’ an old Scottish {of his 79-year-old master, lost broke before the freighter could offensive. [most daring ever seen on .the bl 2 po . : 2 old chestnithaired Vi persons were held for question-||aqy's advice to | for 24 hours in dense woods near } be pulled out of the tropical] A sunburst of optimistic state-| Rimini beach. ha fk : M g i So's an. |IN today in the death of Oscar a friend in trou- Al Gilford, N. H. , " storm’s path. The Amtank stood ments ushered in the new week] Less Sensation ; And the Dough shnete Deauly ns SUrope § 3h | Hendricks 57-year-old carpenter ble. He quoted: oi i Charles Baldwin and “Chub™: by. It reported that crewmen on after one of great peril to the And how did the girls make out’ swer to Atlantic City's beauty lf ot Saad i ®T| «My dear; you Mr. Acheson |gigappeared Saturday and & the Paris were apparently all Allied beachhead in Korea. The ¢'The yearly extravangaza at At- financially? queen. She barely edged out found dead yesterday in his|,,., got to be philosophical about search that night fatled to locate i | y | 80 Pp! right. -|picture was brighter afield, too. lantic City, N. J., produced noth-| yell, Miss America definitely the Italian entry, 18-year-old | trailer home with a knife wound this. Just don't think about it.” them. The posse resumed its hunt pt {The hard hit northern line held, Ing quite so sensational. After a same out ahead. She won a $5000 Giovanna Pala of Bologna at |In his thigh. e =» yesterday and was met by the Blame Faul Rai \cracks in it were being repaired, Week of pageants, parades and g.holarship, $1000 in cash and the! Rimini Italy Everett Bliss, 59, a neighbor, Low Blow : barking and jumping dog which! ty land Taegu was saved from a!judging, brown-haired Yolande ,,.omise of $4000 more at the end : : told police he argued with Mr. ...= Movie director led them to his master. 1 Ti . C h heavy attack. {Bethese 21, of Mobile, Ala., WOR of her year's reign. Observers Co | Hendricks over an electric light| ¥* George Waggner| . a. 8 n iran Gras | Maj. Gen. John H. Church, com- the right to call herself Miss 544. her other prizes and venerits Hy} ft i V V I nt bill but denied he stabbed him. eyed bosomy Pa- Jinxed Film EVANSVILLE, Sept. 11 (UP) mander of the U. 8. 24th Division. | merica. could be parlayed into as much as | Also held was Mrs. Stella Smith, tricia Neal today, It's an {ll wind that has blown - \ —A superintendent of - the Lou- Said the Allies were “not threat-| She revealed at a press confer-/$50,000 by the end of the year. a witness to the quarrel. and came u P over the Missoula, Mont., location

| “tsville and “Nashville Railroad ened anywhere right now withience that: | Mrs. America-aiso won-a grab oa A a! Sheriff Howard Cherry -said 1 said today a spread rail apparent. anything we can't handle” in the] ONE: She likes boys. bag of prizes, including a ween GONA Ses 50 Hurt Bliss told him he pulled the elec- , ly caused by a faulty wheel as- Kyongju-Pohang sector. : . TWO: But she doesn’t like them 4a tour. " tric cord to Mr. Hendricks’ trailer sembly on a freight train, caused It was there that the Com-i =o much that she is going to let {Mss Europe won $5250 in cash . when Mr. Hendricks refused to the locomotive of a passenger munists crumpled the Allied right them interfere with her career pe *

. 3 pay his bill. Mr. Bliss sald Mr. !- ee ir en8° Wing last week, seized Pohang|as Miss America. She also has the hope that Holly-| Thundershower Hits [pay hie bill Mr. Bliss ea a

with-an edict for of “Wild Winds.” 3 actresses appear. | First, Victor Mature had to“ ing in his Ailms.| leave the cast of the film because They cdn’'tiof a motoreycle mishap. Then. wear low cut John Lund exited, his neck so.

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wood will hear of her. gowns or plung- badly stung by wasps he couldn't Silver #14, Sreman. a : 209 Duoges to the approaches of] Asnly Ses - 5 Be | : 7000 in Texas Shelter ANE" thrapleiet him with a ing necklines, go before a camera. Today Twene yesterday, shortly after the Mr. Rhee was in the Kyongju lister, of Johnstown, Pa. won te § L st : B N (UP) Fifty persons were in| Mr. Bliss told Sheritt Cherry a rd A pleture must be freight train passed over the same 2r¢2 Sunday. He predicted that Mrs. America title. i as - jured. two of them critically, Scuffle followed in which he took | Miss-Neal “t's just not poned until spring—it's

track the L&N Louisville-bound| the Allied armies would have the, The 25-year-old mother of a 5-| when a huge tent used for a re- the knife away from Mr. Hen- fate to the leading man” he | out so flo mp Ro

passenge Co unists on the run by the year-old girl and a 3-year-old bo: : | to line Ee er.. foule HE Diet? nd of the rice harvesting Ae reas 5° the judges not ny Oracles Into Seq a Soflagted during Ow Lua Bike Hamel. - fant : - Killed when boiling-hot steam Next month. {with her curves but by finishing Twenty-three ' other persons ‘ ; : scalded them were engineer Joe! t . first in a cooking contest and were listed as missing early to- STRAUSS : ; | Hedden, 66, and fireman Edward $400 in Cash, Ring Set taking second place in a crochet Another B-29 Missing day and police were searching SAYS: TRADITION WITH A TOUCH OF TOMORROW! Ky. None of some 50 passengers Stolen From Store td : In Explosion in Korea de ny he, Mere : aboard the train was hurt, but! Theft of nearly $400 in cash Denounces Pajamas TOKYO, Sept. 11 (UP) — An missing, however, were thought - 7 Ea

two empty baggage cars and an and a ring set valued at $100 Mrs. McCallister lined up with American B-29 Superfort crashed to have gone to homes of friends

express car were derailed. was reported early today by the three-fourths of the contestants into the sea off Okinawa Friday|/and relatives in Amarillo after Trafic was delayed several manager of West Side ice cream|in a survey by denouncingl..q nine of 12 crewmen have|the tent had collapsed. hours until the faulty rail was/giore. \pajamas for women as sure been listed as missing, Gen, 7000 In Tent replaced. James Harris, 18, who lives in Poison to married romance. She pgugias MacArthur's headquar-] A Crowd of 7000 persons, in- ’ Li 36 Tvohoid Case Tvoh the rear of the store he manages favored the old-fashioned night-|ters announced today. i cluding many crippled and blind, i ist YP oid Cases in 2116 W. Washington St. re- 80Wn to keep hubby interested. Far East Command Headquar-| Were packed in the tent when it

Thirty-six cases of typhold/ported to police that burglars 1 want my husband to Wear ters also announced that another|SPlit down the center and sent fever, one case more than last entered the store during the night the pants all the time,” she said. B-20 exploded in the air over CANVAS, poles and ropes crashing year, were reported by the State'by removing a window frame. How do the three winners stack North Korea Saturday and was into the crowd. Many escaped Board of Health today so far this| “Nearly $350 was taken from a up? iv } lost, The brief announcement did injury by crawling under the pulyear. The disease was reported cabinet and $50 from the. cash! Miss Europe has a 35%-inch not disclose whether the plane Pit and benches.

in 15 of Indiana's 92 | . . ickname is “The had been under fire or the names _ The tent was being used by the 8 92 counties. register, Mr. Harris reported. bust. Her nickname 18 Zhe any of the crew members. Rev. Oral Roberts, Tulsa, Okla.,

Far East Air Force Headquar-| Who advertised that ne had been ters said 12 men were aboard the|8iven the power to heal many ’ plane that crashed off Okinawa. Sick and crippled persons. « Three survivors were picked up| Only three nights ago, during : . by the Air Rescue Service and|2 Service similar to that last were taken to the military ‘hos- night, the tent came loose at one pital in Okinawa. A search for corner during a small wind storm other possible survivors continues.|2nd ons man died of a heart at- . it of Missing {18ci-28: he-Fushed to-get outside. cn

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Listed as missing are:

CAPT. NATHAN ©. HAYNES Rushes to Aid of Dog, JR., aircraft commander of Sher- Dies of Heart Attack man, Tex. . wo We PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 11 (UP) : 1ST LT. JOHN J. JACKSON, _willjam Quill, 50, sat on his|: ot bombpardier, Drew Field Homes, | qoorstep last night, playing with : Tampa; Fla. his dog. . IST LT. PAUL ALBERT| Suddenly the dog darted into

HERNANDEZ, navigator, of the street and was struck by a . . i Tampa, Fla. {passing automobile. . . : : 7 . |" Mr. Quill jumped up, started to| -. :

S/8GT. OTHA P. STANLEY,| gunnér, of R. R. No. 3, Chapel! hg" ‘ov oy he 3 5 and fell Sead

’ “ o : - - Poor Peter Pillow aT ~ M/SGT. JACK. E. KENNEDY, DANISH PRINCE DIES ree p———— HATS J = ays: } observer (address unknown). | COPENHAGEN, Denmark, : . . 8/SGT. CLARENCE 8. KATES, Sept. 11 (UP)—Prince Erik, 59,

I ® = gunner, of Tampa, Fla. {cousin of King Frederik, died , . . ! m full of perspiration, 8/SGT. DONALD E. BRINE, arly today. He had suffered from For 1950 and 1951. They do not differ debris and dust radio operator, of Tampa, Fla. (Pcrniclous anemia fora long time. : oo materially from their distinguished s/sar. Leo on aris - : STRIEFF, gunner, of MacDill| ; predecessors—excepting to become ond maybe germs. . . Air Force Base, Fla. progressively finer—They have a 8/SGT. CHARLES C. WADE,

TALK ABOUT TESTS! : | notable degree of permanency’ yet

always with an awareness of tomorrow

1ST LT. BILLY BARTON ,.. _. : assuring long wear, good taste, and GORSHEE, pilot, of Bowling Polk's makes plenty of fests fo pro lasting character. There is nothing in '

Send me to Progress Laundry | ors Bk | fect your health—3000 per week, ) } the world of hats above a Cavanagh.

’ gunner, of Tampa, Fla. | NEED A BATH The survivors are:

1ST LT.. THOMAS E. BLA- . ' LOCK, radar observer, of ‘MacDill fo be exact. You ought fo see Polk's

: Aly Force Base, Fla. n) festing laboratory (visHors welcome | ’ INCIDENTAL NOTE: as iy GT. M B. OMAR-' ' : : bo Progress Laundry’s “beauty treatment”. and germs. Fluffiness is restored to RAH, flight engineer, of MacDill anyfime).i's one of the-most wil ~~ L. Strauss and Co.—was (is) the first for discouraged pillows in the Sterillow feathers, then they are blown into your Air Force Base, Fla. | Dlete in the dairy indusiry. Polk's of the Cavanagh associates—presented bath in live Stam ut Po ogress. Separesiy washed ticking — or into Mississippi Train-Car Hi Soi and in i" po . Cavanagh hats even prior to the opening Fahrenheit, which removes irt ticks, at small cost... if you say. something , foo: : fe : 0 Po |Crash Kills Three Polk's milk comes fo you with alu: of ie ed famed Cavanagh shop 3 McCOMB, Miss., Sept. 11 (UP)! minym foll hoods Simple fo remove TREE on rark Ave, i . : se el } Were killed Whew a3) - tol can't gol A FEATURED Ther ted with : ” . : : “hid linois passenger train, - replace, hoods - . » - ’ Progress has EVERY Laundry Service—EVERY Dry Cleaning Service [loaded with Snriners homeward-| saggy. Pol’ mik is fsod milk... | = PRESENTATION They ars prasenisd wi @ profesional ; 3 { bound after a convention in New EE . 4 : : ] Orleans, smashed their auto. Clean, pure, wholesome, delicious | igo at the individual correctness of Ro er : mobile near here yesterday. | milk, . . always. Call Order te gg CYS SOIWICE TTT le : . : dead were Willlam Al - : : uo 430 E. Market a Rr ; ~~ Just Telephone britton, 18; Jack Coglan, 18, a nin : niles : : ohn D. Fowler, 26, all of R. R., : Gn "Special" Ohio af IHinois RMA, 243 [Jn Tove mato A "Specia

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