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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-24
Is Man Group To Draft
1917 Tobacco Sale Date
EXTRA HOLIDAY

RRLEIGH, June 70 - (P-
or North Carolina employees
were told today that they would
be entitled to July S, in addi-
ton to July 4, as holiday OBJ
servance Of independence Day.
The announcement came in a
memorandum to department
heads from r. G. Deyton, as
sistant director of the budget.
July 5 falls on Saturday, a
regular half holiday for EN-
ployes.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-24
Save Swimmer
Who Changes Her Mind

NEW YORK, June 23-F)-A 32-
year-old Philadelphia woman,
clutching a fortune in money and
jewels, leaped 40 feet flom lie
liner Saturnia into the Mediter-
ranean, swan alongside the ship
and Is minutes later was reached
by seamen, the Saturnia's master
related today.
Capt. Arrigo G.. Gladulich, COM
mander of the italian liner which
locked today, identified the wom-
an as Mrs. Eliana Pezzini Turf
lazzi, Philadelphia-born, and said
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-24

she carried a handbag containing
jewels, $3.50, 900 in cash and trav-
eler's checks along on her plunge.
Mrs. Turilazzi met and married
an Italian naval physician while
she was working in Italy for the
Allied Military government, the
captain said adding that the cou-
pie now lived in Venice.
She volunteered no further in
formation, he asserted.
Gladulich said the woman was
met in Genoa by her husband.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-24
Planning to get married?

Your cruise on the sea of mat
rimony. if you live in New Hano-
yer County, has about one chance
in 2.56 Of surviving if records at
the courthouse are any indication
Since the first of this year 220
marriage licenses have been is
sued at the register of deeds Of
flee.
Also, since the beginning Of
1947, 86 divorces have been grant
ed in the New Hanover Superior
Court. Six Of these divorces were
on grounds Of adultery and the
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-24
BOY ACCIDENTALLY
KILLS OWN SISTER.
Pair We're Playing With
Loaded Gun In Kitchen
OF Marion Home

MARION, N. c., June % - up
=. A 12-year-old girl was accident
ally shot and killed by her nine
year-old brother today, S. J.. West
moreland, county coroner, report
ed.
Westmoaeland said Virginia
Condrey, IL, daughter of Mr.. and
(See BOY On Page TWO)
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The Weather

FORECAST:
South Carolina n North Carolina
iIeSday partly cloudy and sllghtly
warmer.
eastern Stand lrd Time)
(By U. S. Weather Eurea:)
psychological data for the "A hours
Holng 1880 p. n. yesterday.
TEMPERATURES
iso a m. so; 7:3O a. m. 63. 1880 p. m
~ 1880 p. m. rs; Maximum 30; Mini
NUn S.; Mean SO; Normal IS.
HUMIDITY
l:5O a. m. n: 7:30 a. m. r.; 1870 p. m.
w. 1850 p. m. SO.
PRECIPITATION
iotal for "a hours ending 1880 ?. m.
no inches.
Total since the first Of the month
KS inches.
TIDES FOR TO-DAY
from the Tide Tables published by
. Coast and Geodesic Survey.
sn HIGH Low
"4lnngton --- 2:19 a.n. 9:26 am
g,so. 2:E pm s:48 m.
"'soAboro Inlet 1904 am. 6:25 I m.
IL AT pm. IA pm.
l%suhrlse SOL; Sunset 7:27; Mconrtse
la Moonset -
.''er stage at Fayetteville, N. c. at
N Report Missing feet.
More WEATHER On Page Tive
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49, ~aragins."
6N ~ch Foreign ministry
100 s1ons would be held in the
~ aous, ornate "Salon De
Horloge" Of the Quai D'Orsay.
1t was here that the Kellogg
Brand pact was signed after the
first World War. and the treaties
with Italy and other NaZi satel-
lites after World War two.
Moscow Sets Date
The date for the meeting was
suggested by Russia, in her reply
today to notes from France and
Britain. The French then made
the date official by sending out
invitations for the opening of dis
cussions Friday.
The Soviet reply said it was
''self evident" that the task of re-
See MINISTER'S on Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-24
WEST MINES
CLOSE DOWN PITS

BECKLEY, w. Va, June 23-R
Two mining operations were
idle in Raleigh county today for
reasons not officially explained
either by the management or the
United Mine Workers.
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r MINES CLOSE
DOWN NEAR PITTSBURGH

Pittsburgh, June 23-R-Work
stoppages at three Southwestern
Pennsylvania soft coal mines own
ed by Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp.
were reported today, less than an
hour after the Senate had voted
to override President Truman's
veto of the Hartley-Taft labor bill.
A company spokesman attribu-
ted the work stoppages to "con-
fusion among groups of the min
He added there appeared to be
ers following the Senate's action.
mo concerted action on the part
of the coal diggers as a whole.
However, a high district union
official who declined use of his
name said he expected more mines
to be closed by morning.
The j. & L. spokesman said pits
affected were vesta No. S at Cali
~fornia, employing about 1,400 men;
Vesta No. 4 at Vestburg, with 1850
workers, and Shannopin mine at
Bobtown, employing 600.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-24
CONGRESS THANKS CITIZENS

WASHINGTON, June % -(P)-
Congress officially gave its thanks
today to the approximately 200, 600
citizens who served without COM
pensation in the nations CAB To-
cal selective service boards.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-24

(See BOY On Page Two)
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-24
FORECAST:

wilmington and vicinity: Partly cloudy
end slightly warmer today.
Arkansas State press., 1947-06-06
Newport
Mrs. Gladys Mays

VITO N'duys ways
Mrs. Norine Mills of Detroit,
Mich. is guest Of her son. and
daughter-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. M.
c. Brown. Mrs. Lettie Foster OF
Augusta, mother OF Mrs. Brown
is also their guest .. Clark Ward
Post 400 has received its perma.
nent charter All Legionares will
meet June II at the Community
House of First Baptist Church :.
Mesdames L. c. Steel, Gladys
Mays, and Misses Alice Harris,
Lucille Stephenson and Henry
Stephenson Dunbar Jr. College
Commencement where DR.. w. f.
B. Dubois delivered the address.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ridley OF
Tuckerman were dinner guests of
Mrs. Willie Lewis last Wednes-
day. They we're enroute home
from Omaha, Nebraska where
they witnessed the marriage OF
their daughter 80. Mrs. Ethel
Griffin is mentioning In st.
Louis -. Rev. Fl. G.. Martin de-
livered the annual sermon last
Sunday for the graduates OF N.
Arkansas State press., 1947-06-06
MENIFFEE
ZeIma M. English

The Joyful Five, spiritual sing
ers of Little Rock rendered a
program at the Menifee Gym at
s p. m. ... The school term seem
ed to end too soon for most OF
the students. Nine sixth grade
students received certificates,
Frank Smith, MARCEL Dudley. d.
l.. Levels, James c. Coleman, Jer
lean Day onora Lee Bates. Jas,
Brown. Jimmie Mae Hood and
Earnest DELPHI. Thirty nine SEN
Tors received diplomas. c. c. Mer
GER, Jr., advisor. Attorney j. r.
Booker OF Little Rock made the
commencement address. Gradu-
ates, Goldyne Arnold, Rubye Jew
ell Arnold honor student; Sarah
Jane Austin, Lee Hillard Ausler.
James Milton Bland; Lille Mae
Byers, honor student; Ora Lee
Canady, honor student; Gurthie
Lee Cain, Carl Lee Cross, Harry
Lloyd Davis, John e. Davis. o.
lie Mae Dean, honor student;
Fletcher Louis Flemming, honor
student; Jones Fletcher, Jr.,
Joyce Flood, Raymond Gregory.
Lawrence Gunnels, honor stud
emit; Leola B. Gunnels, Pauline
Hervey, Colonia Martean Jack
son, Norma Jean Jenkins, Virgil
MCDANIEL, Mary Lee Mitchum,
honor student; Lloyd Henderson
Myers. valedicterian; Alifay Nor
ris, Cradle Morris, Luvenia Pied
ger, vanness Powers honor stud
emit; Mitchell Power, Zepherine
Rails, honor student, Virdie Lee
Seawright, Ardia Delcenia Smith
salutatorian Richard Smith, Con
tee Swizter, Eta Mae Wallace,
honor student; Louise White, Ty-
rec Williams. Werner Lee Wright
Arkansas State press., 1947-06-06

with me. She says We have our
home paid for. some few luxur.
les and that is too much to ask
to have them give up everything
and take the children out of
school to move across the coun.
try. This life is getting me down.
Should ! return home to her and
my old job?
Ans:-Go home to your wife and
family. Peace and a happy home
life are worth more to you than
the few extra dollars. Your per.
sonal lie is miserable under pres
ent circumstances and the way
to relieve the situation 10 to Join
your family.
49, -
HAPPIER LIVING LESSONS
Lesson No. 1-1947 InspiratIonal
Reading (sive blrthdate) price
rs cents.
Lesson No. 2-How To Hold Your
Mate, price rs cents.
Lesson No.a-The Way To Hap.
plness, price rs cents.
Lesson No. Allow To Win A
Man, price rs cents,
Lesson No. Show To Gain and
Hold Money, price rs cents
Arkansas State press., 1947-06-06
DARDAN Ellie
Pauline Burns

Pauline Burns
Alectur Webb OF Oklahoma City
visited his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Calvin Webb. He was dinner
guest of his brother.in.law and
sister Mr., and Mrs. Lovely Pope
80. Services at ST. John Bapt.
Church were largely attended
Sunday, Rev. F. Flemmings OF
Tallahassee, Okla. preached Sun
day morning. st. John was pleas
ed to welcome from Russellville
Mrs. Bufford York, Mrs. Rondel
Hendrix and Mrs. Black. Also Wis
iting was Mrs. Nellie Hollis Of
Tulsa, Okla, daughter OF Mrs.
Della Miller. She is a gospel sing
er and rendered two numbers
which were enjoyed by all pres
ent -. Mrs. Nora Lee Thomp-
son and daughter, Sandra Jean
visited their mother and grand
mother in Pine Bluff ...... Mrs.
Earline Brown of Fayetteville,
formerly a teacher here visited
few hours with her sister, Mrs.
Margaree Land. Mrs. Brown was
enroute to Little Rock where she
will attend summer school. She
was accompanied by her daught-
er, Gwendolyn -. On the sick
list are Miss Lena O. Daniels.
Mrs. Willie Myles and Mrs. C.
Webb =. Mrs. Willie Mae Trip
lett and daughter Joyce Lee OF
Conway are visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Cleveland -.
Herman Hemmitt, Jr. of Chicago
Ill., is visiting relatives and
friends =. G. A. Cleveland left
last week for medical treatment
In Little Rock.
Arkansas State press., 1947-06-06
Campus live

BY Stack
! wonder why Louise Gray was
such wallflower at the prom
could it be because she couldn't
dance Marion Longley is just
too in love with Charles Johnson
&C.. Amt it a shame that Freeda
Love is Just taking George King
from Verbena Mckinley -, and
Verbena is seen with Julius Hol-
lis quite often. Could she know
what she Is doing -. Claire Guy
has been seen too often with Will
lie Cooper ., SO John Jones took
lrma Sloan to the prom -, What
happened to John Hampton and
Mildred Green E. William Oliver
is certainly keeping Betty Will
Jams quite busy :. Barbara John
son says she loves Claude Smith
but he says it is Beatrice Moore
for him Muriel Cleveland and
Soloman Drake will never quit.
:" Elizabeth Pennington and Clai
borne Lyles are gradually run
ming out -. Ruth Frazier and
Johnny Regan are really pitching
Wanted a boyfriend for Alice
Love go. Richard Terrence is
putting Mary Allen down for Sam
ME johnson Geraldine Straugh
ter needs boyfriend too 49,.
Norma Hampton likes George
King; he is such a playboy these
days 80. Charlie T. Grice and
Majorie Lowe are proving to the
public that no one can come be-
tween them =. June Dwelling.
ham is gradually drifting away
from Fred T. Guy -. j. V. Nc.
MILAN is getting with Mary Mil
Ter =. Doris Lowe and Chester
toilette are not as close as they
used to be =. Sadie James will
always possess Curtis Lewis -.
Austin Otsey couldn't get along
with Louise Gray who can :.
A new one for the books is Ed.
ward Waller and Laura Tompkin
- Patience Barnes and Donald
Grant are jumping solid I. What
are Doris Dorton and Luke Nc
Jimpson trying to do -. Villa
Deane Bigsby and Alvin Talley
are still jumping solid -. Willie
NJ. Campbell and Buddy William
are really together on things -.
Evelyn Toilette and Herwald Nor
ton are trying to get together :.
Wanted a boyfriend for Herise
Anderson, she lost out on that
Alva Hollis deal -. Love-bugs
are Louise Doyle and Jackie
Wright 49,. Wonder who Willie
Mae Thomas's secret love Is -.
Clementine is really in love with
Claude, but who Is Claude -.
Arkansas State press., 1947-06-06
WILMAR

Mrs. Louise Rutherford i
Mrs. Josie Ingram of Warren
was house guest Of Rev. and
Mrs. ]. F. Vaughn last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat H. Jones, ST.
attended the graduation exercises
at Shorter College where their
son, Pat H., Jr was a high school
graduate -. Mines. B. B. Sim
mons and l.. M. Rutherford at
tended graduation exercises at
state College, Pine Bluff. and
while there were house guests of
Miss jamie Ashford, sister OF
Mrs. simmons -. Prof. w. v.
Rutherford attended a Veterans
meeting in Pine Bluff Wednesday
Then on to l.. r. to visit his bro
Their, Albert Rutherford ~. Will
ing Workers Club met at the
home Of Mrs. Della Eatmon with
twelve present. Charles and Ma
retha Thompson won prizes for
holding lucky numbers. After the
meeting the hostess served a de-
licious repast. Mrs. Carrie John
son Is president -. Mrs. Della
Eatmon visited her i'll grandma
Their In Monticello last week ~.
Mrs. Willie Daniels made a bust
ness trip to Monticello Thursday
-. Mt. Tabor Missionary Socie-
ty met at the church Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. Carrie Ash
ford presiding -. Willie Willis
OF Oakland, California returned
after visiting relatives here and
was accompanied by his sister,
Mrs. Mercy Simmons and her
Christine -. George
johnson and Tom Sheets are
much improved -. Mrs. Martha
McNeery is on the sick list -.
La Roane Lamb who has been
attending school. in .Tuskegee
Ala. is at home with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellard Lamb, Sr.
Arkansas State press., 1947-06-06
p. o. BOX 2,7s, LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS

were minor at the time and the
decision they made was hard for
them, but they felt II was for
your best interest. Blot this ex-
perience out Of your mind and re
fuse to think about II any more.
You would not want to cause the
child unhappiness by starting
controversy at this late date.
Look forward to other children
when you are married.
$50 ss*
X. ks the minister who claims
to be sincere really in love with
me or using me for convenience?
Ans:-Well II could hardly be
otherwise, as you are a married
woman. He certainly isn't going
to ask you to divorce your hus-
band and that should be proof
enough that his heart doesn't
beat only for you. Get wise and
stop playing with fire.
sss&st
A. L. B.-We are buying a lot
and We want to know II we
should borrow money from the
Government and build or just for
get it. Sometimes I get to think
ing that l don't want my hus.
band to go to any trouble build
ing for me as I am afraid | won't
be with him. am young and just
can't seem to see this mar
ried life.
Ans:-Pay for the lot. Then ap-
ply for a loan with which to
build. Building little home Of
your own will be one Of the hap
piest experiences in your lifetime
and it will take your mind off
your self too. You're acting like
a spoiled child here Of late. Ac-
ttually you're wrapped UP in your
husband but don't realize it.
49, $50
L. N. CT have been going with
a man who is married but he
and his wife have been separated
a year. l started going with him
after they separated.
Now the wife has come home
and want to know whether |
should stop seeing him or now.
Everyone tells me not to stop as
he is nice to me and | didn't
cause their troubles.
Ans:-That's beside the point :
he's married man and he is Iiv-
ing with his wife again now.
Give up this friendship before
you find yourself in a whole lot
of trouble. His fine presents can
never recompense for the good
reputation you are bound to lose
II you insist going with him.
NJ N.-For the past Is months |
have been in the east working
My salary is nearly double here.
My wife refuses to move up here
Arkansas State press., 1947-06-06

Anderson Eugene Woods, Jr..
honor student.
Arkansas State press., 1947-06-06

II. S. He spoke on "The Ability
to make Wise Decisions at the
Cross Roads OF Life" Rev. De-
Witt Williams of Cotton Plant
delivered the class address. His
subject was the Moral Task OF
Performing q Duty" Six gradu-
ates received diplomas. TIL ey
were Gladys Porter, Clarene Hen
Dirk, Ruby Ballentine, Doris Tol
lerson, Herschel Aleorn and Dear
mon Walker.
Arkansas State press., 1947-06-06
cAkFIELp
Miss Matte D. Whitfield

Miss Matte D. Whitfield
Rev. c. r. Mcmillan delivered
the sermon at st. John Baptist
Church Sunday. Money raised,
$1,000 =. William G. Denery left
on the Gath for a visit with
friends in Pine Bluff -. Mrs.
Minnie Grant spent the weekend
In Pine Bluff with her daughter
Mrs. Mary Collins is on the sick
list. The Pic held their first
first Washing Day May 25th. At
tendance was great and $500
was raised. Dinner was served in
the afternoon and six preachers
were present,
Arkansas State press., 1947-06-06
PORTLAND
Mrs. Sadie Davenport

MRS. sadie Davenport
Tommie Jackson of Jerome
was a welcome visitor In Port
land Saturday -, Mr.. and Mrs.
Willie Jones, Mrs. Lcceal Polite
and Mrs. Bulah Cook attended
the quartet program rendered at
Holly Grove Sunday night 80. AL
bert Austin OF Light Rock spent
the weekend in Portland 49,. Mr..
and Mrs. Preston Bracy were In
Crossett Thursday on business :.
Mrs. Jessie Harris and sister
made q special trip to Portland
Saturday -. Johnnie Brown OF
Thebes, son Of Mrs. Emeline
Brown Is here with his mother
, and his aunt Hepsie during his
illness. He Is much improved.
Arkansas State press., 1947-06-06

They say that Helen Hampton
likes Eddie Williams, but you
know she would never own it 3.
| thought Willie Stone liked Bob
bic Jones, well, he took Vera Will
Jams to the prom, so | guess old
love never dies -. Della Ingram
is really lonesome since Gene
Newly left -. Rosie Mitchell
and Ralph Threet were meant
for each other -. Looks like
Maude Washington is playing
second fiddle with Mr.. Rose =.
Could it be true that Elizabeth
Hayman is single now $50. l
know it's a joke that Catherine
Woodland and Harold Williams
have broken up completely 80.
Marion Oliver is still Charles Col
ey's dream girl -. Emma Jean
Benton is finally owning Jackie
Hightower ,.... Carolyn Boddie
says that Willie Buford is the on
ly man in her life -. Felisa Tay-
lor should get boyfriend of her
own instead of trying to take her
sisters 60. Fannie Davis and
James Oliver are getting along
fine -. Did you know that Doro-
thy Abraham is trying to get
Chester Toilette -. Houston Pace
and Ethel Hilliard are together
on that little deal $50 long kids
Arkansas State press., 1947-06-06

B, My wife and l fell out a.
bout a simple misunderstanding
last year and we were divorced
| love her and believe she loves
me. live only few blocks away
and see her and our children
frequently. My wife hasn't dated
other men and have't dated
other girls. Do you think ! should
ask her to remarry me?
Ans:-of course you should. You
love each other and Il Is plain
stubbornness to continue living
apart. It Is most unfair to your
children to deprive them Of both
parents love and care. Express
your love and devotion for your
ex-mate and lead her to the altar
again. This time for keeps.
*ss+**
B. M. H.--Five years ago | be-
came a mother while In high
school. My parents are very nice
people and because was not
married, they did not let me keep
the baby. They gave him up for
adoption. ! was young and fool
ish. Now l feel differently about
the matter and want to know IL
| can get my baby back!
Ans:-Your parents reIinquished
all rights to the child when they
gave him up for adoption. You
The Nome nugget., 1947-01-22
(By John M. Hightower)

WASHINGTON, P)-Secretary of State George C. Marshall has been invited to give the Senate foreign relations committee a com prehensive outline of his views on American foreign policy.
 But Chairman Vandenberg R.- Micn0 extended the invitation in such a way, it was learned today, as to emphasize the committees desire to cooperate fully With the new cabinet officer in the conduct of his work.
 Marshall was asked to appear at his own convenience and some committee members said it would be all right if he did not find it convenient to testify until after the Big Four foreign ministers meeting at Moscow. The general assumption is that Marshall will
 Continued on Page Five)
The Nome nugget., 1947-01-22
Poland, Yugosiavia Demands Large

LONDON, P)-Poland and Yu- goslavia demanded huge settle ments of land and money from war-flattened Germany and Aus tria today.
 Mernoranda were prepared by the two Slavic bloc states for con
 "Nf;on by deputies of the four power foreign ministers council drafting separate German and Austrian treaties.
 7o'and asked for a new German frontier running from west of the Fc weinemunde on the Baltic down the west banks of the Oder and Neisse rivers to Czechoslava- kia.
The Nome nugget., 1947-01-22
SS BaranOf To Get Repairs

SEATTLE, (ED - A change in sailing schedules caused by need for repairs to the SS. Baranof was announced today by Alaska Steam ship company.
 The Baranof had been schedule to sail Friday, but the sailing was cancelled to give her from two to three weeks in the repair yard, offic als said.
 The steamer Alaska, originally set for January 3l sailing, will be moved ahead to sail next Monday afternoon.
The Nome nugget., 1947-01-22
Russia Says Canada Senate Asks
 Dependent on U. $. Marshall For His

MOSCOW, (P)-The newspaper KomSomol Pravda asserted today that Canada was politically and economically dependent on the United States and Great Britain and followed instructions" from those powers in determining her foreign policy.
 The article said that alignment was graphically demonstrated at the Paris conference and at the U0itel Nations general assembly, where Canada's fulfillment of the will of these powers was not guild ed by its own national interest"
 Although no danger threatens Canada from the north, neverthe- less, under the mask of defense against some imaginary aggressor, the Canadian government is build ing big military installations in the northern regions and carrying on military maneuvers," the ar ticle said. American war vessels appear off the northern shores of Canada from time to time"
The Nome nugget., 1947-01-22

LOS ANGELES, P)-All good things, Cocky Lulu Constantine Of New York agreed today, must someday come to an end. So it was with his claim of never hay ing been stopped in some l60 pro- fessional bouts. For Constantine was brought up short last night in the tenth round of the scheduled 10-round main event at Olympic auditorium by up-and-coming En- rique Bolanos, one-time Mexico City bellhop.
The Nome nugget., 1947-01-22
WASHINGTON (R)-The House

WASHINGTON (P)-The House rules committee today supported continuation of wartime excise taxes after getting testimony that the tax load soon will be frightened in other respects.
 Upon recommendations of the ways and means committee, the rules group voted for house action next week on a bill to continue war excises on liquor, cosmetics, jewelry, furs and some other items.
 Without the legislation, the war taxes will drop to pre-war levels next July l under President Tru- mans recent declaration ending hostilities.
The Nome nugget., 1947-01-22
Rake Indian New Representative

JUNEAU, (P)-His election ap- parently assured, Republican lead CTS Albert White and E. E. Eng strom today advised Frank John son, Rake Indian, to come here in preparation for next Mondays opening of the Territorial Legisla- ture.
 Returns from B of the 51 pre- c'ncts participating in Tuesdays special election to choose a First District representative, gave John son 1,643 votes to 684 for the run nerup, Carl Weidman. Four other candidates were in the race.
 Six members of the Territorial House and two Juneau Senators already are on hand for the ses- sion's opening.
 Robert Hoopes, representative from the Fourth Division, an- nounced his candidacy for Speaker of the House.
The Nome nugget., 1947-01-22
TITUSVILLE, Pa. (P)-A new

TITUSVILLE, Pa. (P)-A new born baby, among seven patients rescued when fire destroyed an OSteOpathic clinic near here today, was placed in a cardboard Dox and carried to safety in near-zero temperatures and a biting wind. Other patients were taken out in their beds-the handiest way oI keeping them warm. Insurance men said the five-story clinic was valued at about $8O,OOO. Bremen drained a we'll dry in a futile eff fort to halt the flames.
The Nome nugget., 1947-01-22
NEWS TN BRIEF

NEW YORK, (P)-Babe Ruth's condition remained good" French Hospital officials said early today. The Babe, who spent a comfortable day Tuesday, was sleeping well, the officials reported.