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fin scientists said today in Madigon,

“On a hot summer night the corn

Among the Ladies

MRS. BERTHA DICKINSON, from the U, 8S. Military Academ 65-year-old Detroit great-grand- fer mother, today became the first West Point today with their chins , high and spirits low.

woman retired by an auto com-

Boes “snap, crackle, phzzt,” they pany under pension agreement!

said,

the sound,

a crackling noise,” was their explanation:

Crime and Courts

EIGHTEEN MONTHS after he shot a girl who later forgave and married him, Harry Thompson, 46, Macon, G4., shot and wounded: her again yesterday. \ n "n 8 MRS. DOROTHY Rochester, N. Y. accused of &gmothering her 4-month-old daughter because she already had three other children, was held without bail today on a first degree murder charge. " ” ” POLICE in three states sought 10-year-old David Smelley who apparently took off on his bike to escape correction by his grandparents. The Lonzo Laneys of Nettleton, Miss., said their grandson disobeyed them and told playmates he was “going home to mama” in Norfolk, Va. = » LJ CIRO ROMANO, an Italign seaman, was sentenced to four months in federal prison yesterday in Philadelphia for falsely denying he was a member of the Communist Party.

LANSING,

” 5 a LAURITZ MELCHIOR, opera tenor, bagged too many geese on his Florida hunting trip, according to a federal summons in Pensacola, Fla.

».2 8 JOSEPH M.

LT. COL. BARRETTE of Lowell, Mass, finance officer at U. 8. Occupation Head-

quayters, Tokyo, was sentenced to 10 years at hard lahor yesterday for illegal currency manipulations and acceptance of a _ hribe. He also was fined $15,000 and dismissed from service.

o 2 o THE COAST GUARD searched the Atlantic Coast today for the vacht Duke, believed to be the hiding place of racketeer Abner (Longie) Swillman wanted by the Senate Crime Committee for hearings tomorrow. Toots Shor, New York restaurateur, told the committee he knew Zwillman but last saw him three weeks ago on the} yacht.

Good Turn Ends Bad

LAWRENCE MORKEN stopped fn Zumbrota, Minn. to help an elderly man change a flat tire. Today's in a hospital with fraetured ribs. A car hit him and threw him 30 feet, {

Slip Show?

DUTCH magazine writer Ann Kamstra is impressed by every-! thing in America except that “women’s slips show,” she said in Holland, Mich. |

Uses Head

JAY HUNT, Pontiac, Mich, ditchdigger, saved his life when trapped in a cave-in by putting! his arms over his head and forming an air pocket.

“Corn leaves are crinkly with the CIO-IAW, and as the cells grow they set up| pressures and tensions, producing like when you press the bottom of an oil can and get

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(Their Chins High and Their Spirits Low—

Ousted Cadets Begin Leaving ‘Point’ Today

WEST POINT, N. Y.,

By United Press One of the outgoing students,

Aug. 14— a football player, described the

The first of 90 cadets cashiered invitation as “the first good news

They will ride home in uniform at government expense but, after a brief terminal leave, must reSISTER Elizabeth Kenney of port to their draft boards for Australia, sald to be dying of Possible induction into the Army. An Army spokesman estimated! manuscripts of her polio treat- about 25 cadets would depart times.

y we've gotten.” _About a dozen others said they would give the Cardinal's offer “serious consideration.”

“I'm going to miss this place a lot,” one of the discharged cadets -said.as he stuffed his belongings into a pea green barracks bag. “I know a lot of fellows are saying they're glad to I even say it myself someBut don’t believe it.

classroom cheating leave

ment to the American Medical during the -day and that all but

|Association when she visits the three of the 90 would be gone 'U. 8. en route to the international within a week or 10 days. Three, conference in Copenhagen. |dismissed cadets are on overseas me, though. assignment. Francis Cardinal Spellman gave talked to mom over the telephone

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Folks Aren't Mad

“The folks will be glad to see 1 haven't done anything wrong in their eyes. I

ceived a wiggling bundle—3-year- N€W hope to many of the men and I guess I sort of choked up

old Linda Moore with bubble in her hair. Fluids failed, Linda's to the tangles. n ~ =

MRS. J. ¥. MATTERN of about sewers backing up in her 3 neighborhood. The city fixed them-—and named a street after her. ” ” » A “PRIVATE EYE” is looking out for GI Joe in Frankfurt, Germany. Hans Flender checks reputations of German frauleins after American husbands.

Blushes

As CLAREMONT, N. H,, fisherman seeking privacy ended up with a crowd. Sunburned while fishing, he took.a dip. A posse searched for a drowning victim after his clothes were found on the river bank.

They Want to Know

DEMOCRACY is the subject studied in Sydney, Australia, by 22 Pakistan government officials. They want to know how to eurb black markets, erosion and traffic problems,

Poles Convicted

NINE Polish officers, charged with plotting to overthrow the govetnment and spying for “imperialist powers,” were sentenced to prison terms of 10 years to life.

Word From Tito

TITO will release Catholic Archhishop Alois Stepinac from prison soon, Sen. Blair Moody (D. Mich.) told Pope Pius XII in Rome yesterday. The Senator visited Tito Sunday.

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gum last night by inviting them toa little; but she's wonderful. so enter any of the three Catholic

“Wherever I'll be, I'll always the archdiocese of root for Army,” he said.

Sweethearts of several involved (cadets were registered as Blests to forgive at the General Thayer Hotel,

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of them talked in the lobby about

quick marriages, since their fiances no longer will be bound to observe West Point's ban

against weddings. Lt. Col. Harrison G. Travis, former West Point instructor and spokesman for parents of the 90

cadets, made a last-minute plea;

yesterday to Maj. Gen. Harry Vaughan, the President's aide, to

Navy Commissions Offered to Dentists

Navy recruiting officers here announced today a program designed to bolster the Navy's dental staff corps. Dentists 21 to 48 vears old with licenses to practice may be commissioned as assigned to active duty if they meet other qualifications. An additional $100 a month to men commissioned under this pro-

pram fis offered. The increase 0- is authorized under the “Career of 1949,

ask Mr. Truman to men to active duty. “These boys are not foeatball tramps,” Col. Travis’ ‘telegram to |Gen. Vaughan protested, The scandal was bared last Aug. 3 when the Army announced the men had violated the cadets’ honor code by cribbing on exam-| inations.

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