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i 93 More Face Titled Beauty Winner Same Fate in Won't Show Her Legs

x ! . By United Press : ROME, = Sept. 2—Dark-haire® War of Nerves Italian Countess Bianca Maria Lovatelli, named “Miss Rome” at By United Press a local beauty contest last week; SEOUL, Korea, Sept. 2—The has refused to show her legs in first month of a United Nations’ the annual “Miss Italy” eontest. drive for an armistice through air] The 19-year-old beauty said for power has wrecked 25 pre-warned reasons of propriety, and her Communist cities, and 53 more titled parents she will refuse to face the same fate today, to- wear a bathing suit at the allmorrow or the next day. Italy beauty contest later this This is a war of nerves that month, might drive a Wedge between the The tall brunette nicknamed war-weary North Koreans and “Pussy”—won the “Miss Rome" their. Red Chinese masters. title Thursday from 110 other

i Italian beauties. : The Allied Air Force promised “ry. ntect she displayed .

her attributes jn an evening gown # -—a8 did the other contestants. She had entered the contest at friends’ urging, using an assumed name, “Miss Lupatelli.” 7 Her father," Count Carlo Lova- 2 telli, and her English-born ! mother, the former Kathleen

Aug. 5 that 78 cities would be attacked in increasingly heavy assaults on Red supply and troop concentrations. The paralyzing crash of 2000pound bombs, the blow-torch-like | roar of rockets and the spreading death of napalm has kept the promise for 25 of those cities. |

{Sanders, at present are in Brazil.

She won Thursday night in a

Score Record Assault close contest over two other pickNeither the 25 blasted cities of-the-crop Italian beauties. ~ It nor the 53 awaiting their fate was rumored at the time that it can rest easy. The United Na- was a good thing the Rome con-

tions planes may well return to hit the same cities twice. Far East Air Forces flew more’ than 23,000 sorties in August. | They closed the month with a record assault on the North Korean capital at Pyongyang, one of the doomed cities. Taunting, derisive leaflets are dropped on bombed cities to sow discontent. “You were warned,” some say. “Many of them (targets) have been destroyed — others will con-| tinue to ‘be destroyed. “Where is the Communist. air force? Did your rulers send their planes to protect you? Or is their | talk of an air force just so much wind.”

Reds Lose Bravado |

Indications from North Korea are that the campaign is having

test was “high-class” —meaning no bathing suits—because the countess’ legs weren't all they should be, But, the countess and her run-ner-up competitors “retired to a private room and satisfied the jury all their legs were what they should be to compete. So the countess held her title, Then last night the blue-blooded beauty announced her sense of propriety and her high birth forbid her showing her ‘legs pub-, licly—so she would not wear al

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Countess Bianca Maria Lovatelli.

Russ Plan on Germany |

LONDON Western Big Three representatives worked today on

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FT. WORTH, Sept. 2 — Carswell Air Force Base of- shapely actress to pose yesterday

ficials today surveyed an es-| ‘timated $10 million damage

“from a 100-mile gale which tossed

{giant B-36 superbombefs around {like toys. In four minutes last night, the wind and rainstorm demolished lone of the transcontinental atomic lsuperbombers, conservatively valued at $3.5 million each, and {damaged one-fourth of the B-36s {stationed at Carswell. 8 Runways weré flooded, ‘numerfous buildings,” including a mas-

sive hangar, were damaged and'who once poséd nude for a -cal-

Carswell's communications ' systern and weather instruments knocked out by the storm.

One Dead, Nine. Hurt One person was killed and at {least nine others injured when the storm hit several communities surrounding Ft. Worth. | The storm struck hardest along | the Carswell flight line and ramp, where the B-36 Superbombers were exposed. The sky giants are too big to be housed in the ‘hangars and are staked on the flight line when not in the air.

Second Hurricane "Lashes Atlantic

MIAMI, Fla.—The second hur|ricane of the season whipped the | Atlantic with 90 mile-per-hour winds today as a dying first storm left a wind-buffeted . trail across the Eastern states. The new hurricane ° gathered ferocity in the lower Gulf Stream as its forerunner billowed across New England, leaving in its path

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By United Press |give parents of potential woman looking at me all day long, and 1|

| | "ATLANTIC CITY, N. J, Sept. | recruits a wrong conception of life thought they were admiring my 2—Screen Star Marilyn lo the service. grand marshal’s badge. said today she was “really Very| wen Miss Monroe was told th Miss’ Monroe wore the badge hurt” because the U. 8S. Army Army had objected as told | ® earlier yesterday when she banned a picture of her posing in y jected to publication o..oteq “Miss America” cona low-cut dress with four service- of the picture, she said she testants. wom . {thought the. reaction “would have| “I wore the same dress,” she The the Deen pretty much the same if I'said. -“Most of them thought I

my had asked iw . {were in uniform. [looked very wonderful.” |

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as a grand marshal of the 1952 “Miss America” beauty pageant, consented. She was wearing a white summer dress with red polka dots. It was cut square in| front.

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Fire Station 29, at 2302 Shelby men have bawled” out their boss. | ommended today that the United World Airlines admitted today it St. | AFL Letter Carriers holding

States encourage an internal rev- wasn't swamped with reserva-/ Community Center, Garfield their annual convention here Cc : Mrs. K. s Slution in Russia, and thus avert tions for its brand new coast-to- Park. / adopted a resolution yesterday ; | rompton’s fine pinwale corduroy in the pleasure to orld War IIL {coast sleeper service Voters\who Rave moved to an- criticizing = Postmaster General p | St i B k “K » . ; : . : - sa . 3 y PB. she s eh Ina supyHghied tteiview with| TWA offered the sleeper serv- other precinct may transfer their Jesse Donaldson for issuing an eop es d e dai Me "KW" styling - deseribed abovg wo rg the magazine U. 8, News and ice in inaugurating flights of new registration by mail. Write your “infamous” order in 1950 cutting Felix T. McWhirter, Found . Washable, practical in eve respect. ; Ch ar pe World Report, Mr, Bogolepov sald | and larger Lockheed Constella- name and new ‘address on the home mail deliveries to one a day. 130 E Market St : da oe : ® oon ra the presemit United States policy| tion airplanes. But who could back of the registration card and/ William«C. Doherty, the letter . . Brown, Maroon and Green. Sizes 2 to 6. 3 room ‘where encourages the Stalin regime. He | sleep? ; [mail it to the Registration Board, carriers president, said he would ~—Lawrence Branch— Sted he Jriding of Sficial Srests a olote Twa, ant ber fis Marion County Courthouse. like to see Mr. Donaldson re- Drive-In Service WHEN ¢ ngs to the viet premier on his Ww e available at a surcharge! The Courthouse office also is placed. Mr. Donaldson is the first hoppi control duri birthday. of $90 over standard one-way open from 8 a. m, to 10 p. m. daily career postal employee to be ap- 38th and Shadeland § ng Center PHONE (LL 6471) ORDERS FILLED importance Mr. Bogolepov, who now lives fare.” for the convenience of voters. pointed Postmaster General. }\ Mombet Federal Deposit yuutance Cory. : buried with in the United States, was in the nL RL AR SI Gr ru : —_— 2 re RR NE TTT ” eT about oursel Soviet diplomatic service from | rer : it ‘up into 2 1923 to 1941. : not Py sol mannii — lence, but n - To Heck With the Lawn, | Miserable 3 . ‘pgs i Mrs. He Sprinkles His Roof | own fear th she has bee:

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