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a member of the general editorial board ,of The Scripps-Howard

i On Korean Front As a member of the editorial

board in. Washington, Mr. Mec‘Farland will do by-line news re-| Ry JOE QUINN ports and will be called upon to SOMEWHERE IN write editorials on the national yay 17 scene and to sit in as an active : participant in Scripps-Howard : policy and planning. meetings. teaching school, thinks Xorea Mr. McFarland, a Press staff ought.to have .an army of women _|employee since 1929, was borh in {rained to kill Communists. {Iowa and graduated from the Tne attractive, 34-year-old

; : ; a, -. University of Jowa, worked | - ie a a % y ¢ ai _~_yfor the Des Moines Regisier, ipa Woman ‘who “was placed in coms ‘ d : €s a BOs he Yom CiCiry Mand 0 the womeds uit ny

Preds-Citizen and other ‘news: corps when the army took qver

: : . ; a papers, : # yolice reaponsibility said she o 0 - He pldns to assume his new 4 ht P a" y 1 be better } duties about July 1. : tnoual Women. Would be beth . . than men in the field. - .

Hold Sailor, 18. in Death They're not only better marks- '- * men

en she said s£he has records to § Of Boy Slain 4 Years Ago prove it-— but also “we have a 3 DETROIT, Mich., May 17 (UP) Poisonous hatred for the Reds.” A teen-age sailor has confessed the slim, brown-eyed colonél exdrowning an 8-year-old boy four plained. years ago because the youngster Wants American O. K. threatened to tell” his parents about a love tryst with his sis-. Col. Kim, a Japanege-trained ter, police said today. expert in physical education, said 8leep-Eze is not a barbiturate— y ; Richard Sackett, 18, was held the South Korean republic would not a sleeping pill. It's a remark- or WR i for investigation of murder after arm its women and send them ably effective yet nonhabit-form- ) %....a admitting last night that he into combat ‘if “You Americans ing sedative which you can buy killed Harold Frame in August, had the sense to let us. today direct from any drug store Ag vid You Soky 1947. - The boy's death had ; Bi The women officer's husband is Without a doctor’s prescription. Tabel. Avold excessive use. Buy thought aeeiential 7 a an official of the ministry of edu- - : - “I was scared because he said cation. Her 14-year-old son is a Sutp Too gently Suma ya men Slot) Ras today — sleep Sound |, wag going to tell about me and high school student and he drives . ’ : ‘his sister, Patty,” Sackett told nis mother's jeep in his spare |detectives. ‘He saw us the day time. |before.” Patricia Frame then was

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Soldier Finds Real Hospitality LYNDON, Kas. TUP) —The luck of 8. Sgt. Kenneth Cossel amazed his comrades at Topeka's Forbes Air Force base. When Cossel couldn't find anything big enough for his family of

don, 221 miles south of the Kansas capital. Lyndon has a population of 2000, t

Here he found right off, a three-bedroom unfurnished house for $45 a month. Then he tried to buy a cheap stove*but a plumber who handles gas rangés made him take an expensive -model, free, for AS ong a8, the ‘sergeant: 1s. stayioned at. Forbes, 2 Latér'a merchant let him have a TV set for $5 a month. The merchant said he thought the sergeant's five children would enjoy it. When he got his breath, Cossel,

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Wife Says Pilot Let Son, 11, Fly; Asks Divorce

BURBANK, Cal.,, May 17 (UP) Lockheed test pilot Herman R. Salmon's marriage went into a Spin today when his wife charged

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xX N ‘ — TIPTON. May 17 One of three NEW YORK, May 17 (UP) youths injured in a truck-car col- The New York City Bar Assocla-| - lision Tuesday on Ind. 213 near tion recommended Federal Dis- «gi Windfall died here 1o0ay in Tip- 4 pjot Judge Harold Medina today, A ton County Hospita } as it He was Donald Mason, 16, of 8 Successor 9 Chief Judge Learned Hand, who is retiring

Others injured in the same car from the 2d Circuit Court of Ap-~ were Donald’s brother, James, Ye, peals here. Mr. Hand, 79, is a ; who is in critical condition, anc . ER , Donald Parrish, 16, also 6f Wind- veteran (of 42 years on federal READY-CUT SPAGHETTI fall. who is in. serious condition. court benches — ———ys State police said one of, the boys lost control of the car and| it crashed into a truck parked] off the right of way. The truck] - driver, Marval M. Frey, 27, Windfall, sufféred a hroken hand.

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