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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-02-28
REAL ESTATE DEALS

The following real estate transac-
tons were reported this week by the
office of Allen County Recorder Nor
gan Davis:
Bluffton- Jack Koontz TO Christian
Science Society of Bluffton, Lot 81,
tax $2.75.
Richland township -Maude M. Lug
inbuhl to Clair c. and Olof M Moser,
So 1/3 acres of land, section q, tax
S1265.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-02-28
}UCE OF APPOINTMENT

Estate Of Mhn Henry @ Bintley, Deceased.
Notice is hefAby given that Howard Blink
ley of Route 2, Nina. Ohio. has been duly
appointed Admini&rator of the Estate of
John Henry BinkleM deceased late of Allen
County, Ohio.
Creditors are requireA to file their claims
with said Rduciary within four months.
Dated this 4th day of february. 1857.
PAUL j. RoCREY,
Probate Judge on said County
nSb. IA. II, 2S
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-02-28
NorIcE OF AppoINrMENr

Case No. 3il0sN
kafss kss z, fss; hss3by :. emss E.
Grow of li1 Nd Mound SL Blufrto~, Ohio,
has been duly APPOINTED ExecYor of tRe>Es.
ta.f t & sf Haze, Ia y Grove eeeIed' late Of Az
Gr@iitors arr Asaaiped \to/he their claims
With kad fdytiary within Tour months.
DatN this Ath day of February. 1857.
PAUL J. R0CKEY,
\ Probate Judge of said County
" Feb. IA. 81. 2S
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-02-28
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

Chsc NO. JITET
Estate of Anna Elizabeth Bihkley, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Howard Blink
ley of Route 2, Limx. Qhio,N has been duly
appointed Administpatorfo fof TIE Estate of
Am Anne eosn,y Ei1abs,h shley deesa' late Of Al
Creditors are /reqpissd to file their claims
with said fdyffapy wthib four months.
Dated this Eday Of fssrsYSry 1867.
/Probate JudgA of sdid County
m Feb. IL, 81. 2S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-04
|Bore-Focts Ruling Rotes
|Bikiniond G-Strinq Equal

LONDON. July { B. -
blushing male jury was called on
yesterday TO weigh up one Of the
most perplexing questions Of the
year: Is q girl In Q tiny Bikini
less nude than O girl in q G.
string when posed in q cageful
of lions7
Jean Quinn, q striking, a.
year-old brunette showeirl, raised
the issue In q lawsuit against the
tabloid Daily Sketch.
Jean accused the paper Of say
ling. or implying. that she was
nude-i.e. In q 0-string-when
she was in fact wearing 4 Bikini,
and with sequins on It. She
asked appropriate damages.
The trouble all began q few
weeks back when one Of the
nudes failed to show up for the
big lion cage number n the show
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-04

to more than 1000. More than
8, 900 persons were missing from
ruined villages, but many of
these were believed to have
found safety in the country.
It was the most deadly quake
since q temblor In Algeria which
killed 1.400 persons in Septem-
Der, 1854.
Fifteen hundred persons were
seriously injured In North Iran,
more than 100 villages wrecked,
and property worth more than
$12.5 million destroyed. With
telegraph lines down and roads
blocked by avalanches, the only
means Of communication in
much Of the O.000-square-mile
area were runners and horsemen.
The quake conferred in the
Elburz Mountains. It spread
death and damage south Of the
Caspian Sea and up to the So
Wet border on both sides Of the
sea.
Information was lacking on
damage, If any, north Of the
border,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-04

The judge said 1t was up to
the jury to decide the difference
In modesty between the protec.
ton Of . G-string and 'the par
tial covering afforded by the
bra and the v-shaped drawers
called the Bikini."
The jury decided after due de-
liberation that Mrs. Quinn had
no just claim against the news
paper and should pay the cost
Of the suit-roughly $500 pounds
($4.200).
"Oh WELL" Mrs. Quinn told
reporters as she stuffed the Ri.
KIM and G-string into her hand.
bag. That's life-and I'dI
rather be In the Ions cage than
in that courtroom.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-04

source Of income and foreign ex-
change.
The declining supply Of foreign
exchange made subsidies for tea.
coffee and oil impossible to con-
tinue. the government announced
recently IN authorizing price I'm
creases. But the increases were
put on when protests developed.
Urges Peaceful Pressure
After the cabinet flrings yes
terday, Mr.. Aravena addressed
q meeting Of labor leaders and
students. He urged them not to
demonstrate against the govern
ment.
1.-THE planned price increases
should be prevented because they
are unfair to the workers." Mr..
Aravena said. But the aspira-
tons Of the people will not be
satisfied by breaking windows or
other acts Of violence.
Mr.. Arevena urged the crowd
to bring peaceful pressure on the
government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-04

1.-THE Nudes Of Paris" ct South
hampton. Actually. the shows
nudes weren't quite-they wore
G-strines.
Mrs. Quinn, wife Of the shows
producer and mother Of q IT.
month-old daughter. agreed to
take the missing girls place.
Paper Approved
Applauding this show-must-
go-on spirit, the Sketch carried
q story headed Mother Takes
Nudes Place In Lions Show"
This, Mrs. Quinn complained,
gave the impression that she ap-
peared unclothed Gina G-string,
you understand whereas In fact
she wore q Bikini and bra. She
added that In her view II would
be highly immodest for Q young
mother to appear In Q 0-string.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-04
Bonn Votes CorteIs Ban
With Many Exceptions

BONN. Germany, July 4 Dr.
The BundeStag voted today for
a general prohibition of cartels
in West Germany but wrote into
the bill a long list Of exceptions.
The new law, after final APP
proval by the Bundesrat upper
house). comes into effect next
January /.
The original version, spon-
sored by Economics Minister
Ludwig Erhard six years ago,
was considerably watered down
in parliamentary committees
But Mr.. Erhard said today it still
was the most modern cartel
law" that would preserve the
spirit Of economic freedom" and
"free international commercial
competition"
The new legislation replaces
the allied trust busting laws OF
the occupation.
The key paragraph Of the bill
bans all agreements (which are
apt to restrict competition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-04
HELD
AS WALLRODT
GETS 9th ALARM

Deputy Police Chief George
r. Wallrodt, who arrested q
flute player for turning in
five false IRE alarms yester-
day. today got q man who
he said set on q real burglar
alarm.
Chief Wallrodt and 1t.
Francis Davis were In q po-
lice cruiser when they heard
q burglar alarm 90 on at
the =. w. Bolgiano store In
the 400 block Of New York
avenue NE.
Inside the store they said
they found Rudolph win.
liams, 40. hiding under a
truck and charged him with
HOUSEKEEPING. They said he
set on the burglar alarm
when he forced a door from
the garage into the main
building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-04

nave kept these prices down.
The ministers dismissed are
Jorge Aravena. interior: Ro-
berto Munoz, public health, and
Oscar Jimenez, public lands.
They are leaders in the Agrarian
Labor Party. the only organized
group represented in the cabinet.
Personal followers Of the 10
year-old Mr.. Ibanez, army ON
GERS and technicians make up
the rest Of the cabinet.
Touched on Riots
Previous increases in prices
authorized by the government
last April touched OF riots in
which IS persons were killed and
thousands injured. The govern
ment ended the disorders by de-
creeing q state of siege, q modi-
ned form Of martial law.
The government recently an
nounced q broad economy cam
paign because of declining reve-
nue. resulting from lower copper
prices. Copper is Chile's principal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-04

Judge Malcolm Hilbery said
he found al this very mystifying,
IAN I know about Q G-string, "
he said. '.is that it is the lowest
note Of o violin"
Counsel for Mrs. Quinn ex-
planned that in show business q
G-string is an article covering
the absolute minimum Of q
showgirl.
"And Q Bikini?" asked the
judge.
Produced in Court
A Bikini, said the lawyer, is
q kind Of swimming suit which
covers by comparison much more
than the minimum. He intro
duced one G-string and one
Bikini in evidence.
The newspapers lawyer said
Indignantly:
1T is rather ridiculous, rather
monStrous i'm fact complete
nonsense-that she should ask
for damages for q statement
that she appeared posed as q
nude. when she appeared very
largely naked, dressed In q
bikini."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-04
Hunger Plaques
Quake Victims

TEHERAN, Iran. July 4 @.-
Hunger, thirst and sickness today
plagued the half million Iranians
living in the earthquake-bat-
tered arc around the south end
of the Caspian Sea.
Families who fed to the coun-
tryside after the violent shocks
Tuesday faced the additional
hazard Of attacks by wild ami
mails. Wolves were reported to
have injured several persons who
fled to the woods from the devas-
tated villages Of Rineh, Assack
and Bijestan.
The known official death toll
was $50, with prospects of rising
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-04
Two Non-Red Officials
Accused Of Peiping Plot

HONG KONG, July 4 (H.-
Two non-Communist ministers
In Red China's government came
under new attacks today. They
were accused Of a plot to organ
lie a party Of several million in
tellectuals ito struggle for the
leadership Of China"
The attack against Chang Po-
chun, minister Of communica-
ton, and 10 Lung-chi, minister
Of the timber industry, was made
before a Red Parliament meeting
in Peiping by Prof. Ii Ia, presi-
dent Of Wuhan University.
Both ministers, members Of
the minor Democratic Party
League. have been swept by a
torrent Of criticism even though
both have admitted their mis-
takes" They are victims Of Red
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-04

Leader Mao Tze-tung's invita-
ton Of criticism of the regime.
LIS accusations were heard
here in a broadcast by Peiping
Radio
He said that when the Com
munist Party launched its cam
paign Of criticism to correct its
faults, the two instructed the
Democratic League Ito lead an
attack on the Communist
Party"
Peiping's Kwangming Daily,
organ Of eight minor parties,
and Shanghai's Wen Wei Pao,
which speaks for intellectuals,
came under "rightist" control,
he said, and "were used to or
ganize meetings in leading
cities to incite dissatisfaction
among intellectuals."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-04
Filipino Documents
Seized in 'o8 Revolt
Returned to MuniIu
~ the Associated Press

President Eisenhower, in q
salute to Philippine independ.
ence. yesterday signed legisla-
ton handing back valuable his
torical documents and records
seized during the Philippine in.
surrection in 1898.
The measure was rushed
through Congress at top speed
to enable the President to make
the gesture in time for the Phil
ippine celebration Of the start
Of their 18th year as an inde-
pendent nation.
The records, filing more than
100 ile eases. provide Philippine
historians and scholars with a
vast new field Of material on
their earlier struggles to achieve
Independence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-04
Street Honors IsrueI

BUENOS AIRES, July { IT,
A new street In suburban san
Martin has been named Repub-
lie OF Israel street. Israeli AM
bassador Arieh Leon Kuboyy
and Buenos Aires province ON
cials opened 1t this week at the
dedication Of q bronze plaque
bearing the name.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-04

Then, it defined IA major excep-
tions to this rule, including uni
form rebates, import cartels to
answer restrictive practices by
foreign producers and cartels to
help industries afilicted by
Chronic crisis"
There also is q blanket provi-
sion for the economics minister
to allow cartels "if urgently nee.
|esSary in the national interest
and common welfare"
The bill exempted q number
|of organizations, including the
Federal railways and post Of
flee. shipping lines, airlines,
banks. public utilities and the
whole Of agriculture, except for
price fixing.
The fine for violations was
set at between 100 thousand
marks ($23.800) and so thou
sand marks t$11,900) for Of
lenses attributed to "willful ne
|glect." Mr.. Erhard has asked for
a million marks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-04
Chilean President Fires
3 Aides in Fiscal Crisis

SANTIAGO. Chile July N-President Carlos 1banez
terday fired three cabinet ministers after heated dispute
ways TO meet Chiles financial crisis and imitation
The three dismissed ministers objected violently
ent plan to raise retail price ceilings imported
odites coffee tea and cooking oil Government subsidies
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-04

Convertible Sleep Soto with 4A~nx
lnnersprino Mattress TO a/sZO
Sleep z --------l 1895
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-04

Genuine Leother Lounge Choir, 24e.95 1856
Modern Cordovon Mahogany
Lamp Tobies ------.-- 3495 l4.7i
Modern Lined Ook Plastic Top
TobIes, CocktoiI, Lamp or Step 24e5 i7.2a
Mahogany Flip Top Wall Toble 44e5 1888
Leather Top Nest of Tobles 1926 1858
9-Pc. Modern Lined Oak Dining
Room, Buffet, China, Toble,
5 side, Arm ------------ $685. 34e.52
Lone Lined Oak Picture Win
dow Toble ---------- 1895 3S.l7
6-Pc. Charcoal Dining Room
China, TobIe, 4 Side Choirs- 37e95 1874
Maple Bune Bed, 3e", with z
springs, ouord roll and lodder 1895 1867
Eclipse Hollywood Bed, complete
with Heodboord ----------- 1895 1913
l2'x6' Modern MuIticoIor Rug 1895 38.l6
l5'xT Lees Inspiration Rug - 1895 1851
9'xl2' Cotton Hand Hooked Rugs 1895 36.4J
l5'xl2'3" Lees Wool Gold Rug 35o.o5 1876
9'x5'3" Modern Design Ruo--- 5o.95 1883
1xll IT" Administer Rugs $500 1925 34.Sa
27x54" Assorted Scooter Rugs 9.o5 asa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-04

18th Century Mahogany
TobIes, Cocktoil, Step or 7h.SS
Lamp 2495
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-04

Open Stock Cherry Itoon Provincial Series:
Buffet - ---l3oo5 $3.50
Breokfront China ------ 1895 $3.50
Ovol TobIe -------- 1895 $3.50
Drop leof TobIe------- l34o5 $3.50
Set Of Choirs Is side, orm) 1895 $3.50
o-Pc. Cherry French Provincial
Dining Room Buffet China,
Toble, 4 side, z arm chairs $685. 1890
9-Pc. 9th Century Mahogany
Dining Room, Buffet, Chino,
Toble, Side, ! Arm 48oe5 3z7.S6
3-Pc. Solid Birch Bedroom Suite,
Triple Dresser and Mirror
Chest on Chest Bookcase Bed 1895 327.el
7-Pc. 9th Century Mahogany
Dining Room, Buffet, Chine,
TobIe, 4 side choirs - 35eo5 1851
3-Pc. 9th Century Mahogany
Bedroom, Dresser, Chest, Bed 1895 1914
3-Pc. French Provincial, Double
Dresser. Chest. Bed ---- 34o.o5 1914
3-Pc. Antique White Provincial
Bedroom. Triple Dresser,
Chest. Bed ------ 1895 359.l2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-04

Modern Free Form Formico TOP
Cocktail Toble --
5-Pc. Modern Cordovon Mohoo-
any Bedroom, II" Triple
Dresser, Valet Chest, Bor Bed
and 2 Mite TobIes = $50
Z-Pc. Nylon and Foam Contem-
Porory Living Room--------
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-04

2-Pe. Tuxedo Arm Foom Living
Room by Rowe : .-------- 1895 z97.l8
3-Pe. Kroehler Modern Sectional
Soto ------------------- 1885 1861
Z-Pc. Modern Kroehler Foam
Sectional Soto 49, 24e.e5 1863
2-Pc. Modern Foam Scots and
Back, Sectional Soto $3.50 1895 1861
3-Pc Modern Foam Sectional
Soto by Rowe -. 49, 1895 1922
Soto 80 -- 1895 1914
tionoI Soto :, -----~- 1895 1870
tionoI Soto $500 s4s.i7
100" Lowson Foom Four Cush-
ion Soto ----- - 34o.o5 24S.72
2-Pc Grond Ropds Eorly Ameri-
con Living Room - 449.o5 1859
Solid Mahogany Duncon Phyfe
Soto - 1895 I26.+3
Regency Decorator Foam Soto 44o.95 267.5l
lnnersprnq Choir Bed Opens to
Sleep One ! - 1926 37.SS
lnnersprno Soto Bed Opens to
Sleep Two -------- 1895 57.6Z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-04

7-Pc. Modern Cordovon Mo-
hooony Dinette, Buffet,
3oe. IS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-21
COPIES FABERGE
She Fell in Love
With JeWeled Eggs

An artistic Washingtonian
who fell in love with the fab
ulous Faberge collection of
Russian jeweled Easter eggs
has tried to duplicate some Of
the eggs in the collection.
She used semi-precious
stones instead Of the priceless
gems in the original Czarist
Easter eggs. And the base of
her egg is an actual egg shell
with the contents meticulous-
ly blown OUT instead Of the
enamel base used by the court
jeweler, Faberge.
But the finished product of
the Washingtonian, Mrs.
David King Gordon, if not as
dazzling as the Russian orig
inals. is fetching enough that a
well-known Washington hos
tess has offered her $50 for
just one egg.
The hostess, who gives a
big party every year on Easter
Sunday. wanted the egg for
part of her decor. But Mrs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-21
Reserve Officers
ToHeur Gen. Hall

Air Force Maj. Gen. Will
liam E. Hall. Assistant Chief
Of Staff for Reserve Forces,
will be the principal speaker
at the D. c. Reserve Officers
Association Chapter dinner
at $3.50 on Monday, April 90,
at the Boiling Air Force Of
flcers' Club.
The dinner will be pre-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-21

ceeded by q reception and fol-
lowed by dancing. The affair
is open to all active and in
active duty reserve officers in
each of the services.
Mrs. Hall is the former
Marguerite Higgins, an d
famed in her own right as a
wartime correspondent. She
is sure to meet many friends
at the party.
Other honor guests include
Mai. Gen. Reuben c. Hood.
jr., commander of the Head
quarters Command, Boiling
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-21

Gordon has refused to sell
them. at any price.
Il told her there's over 500
worth Of labor on each egg.
If / added UP the man hours
spent. And that doesn't in
clude the price of the coral,
jade, turquoise and mother-of-
pearl pieces that I USE"
Mrs. Gordon has been want
ing to try her hand at copying
the Faberge collection, part OF
which is in this country. ever
since she first saw it exhibited
in Chicago many years ago.
She finally tried her hand at
Continued on Page D-16. Col. 1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-21

Air Force Base; Brig. Gen.
Emmett F. Yost. Col. William
T. Smith, commander An
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-21

drews Air Force Base: 1t. Col.
Horace A. Montgomery and
1t. Col. ROLAND Lund.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-21
will be specially priced

One of Americas most popular modern groups now
oyoilobe at Mayer at very tempting reductions. Coun
terpont is blend Of cherry and mahogany beou-
tfuIIy simple :. simply beautiful 1t is timeIess
classic thot will never be out of foshon . more than
IS pieces for your living room, dining and bed
room each piece beautifully detoIed some with
sweeping (optionoD thrusts thot give newer thon
tomorrow look If new furniture is in your future
see Counterpart at Mayer Co., downtown. Seven
Corners and Spring VoIey, while these special prices
prevail.
The Nome nugget., 1957-12-16
Former Fairbanks Judge Harry E. Pratt Dies

PHOENIX, Ariz., R-Harry E. Pratt, former United States dis trict court judge in Fairbanks, died in a Phoenix, Ariz., hospital here Saturday. He was 73.
 A brain hemorrhage was the apparent cause of his death.
 Pratt, a resident of Tucson for the past IS months, was born in Norton, Kan. He was appointed federal district judge in 1885 and held that position until he retired in 1854.
 X He is survived by his widow and two married daughters, both of Fairbanks.
 His widow, Helen, said she had requested memorial services be held in the courtroom where he served. The body will be cremat- ed.
The Nome nugget., 1957-12-16
Beck Convicted: Will Appeal for New Trial

SEATTLE, K-Teamster chief Dave Beck was convicted Satur- day of grand larceny. His attorney said today he will press for an early hearing on his motion for a new trial
 The Seattle Times said it had learned the defense will charge at least one member of the panel f7 men, 5 housewives) failed to an- swer truthfully while being ques- toned for jury duty.
 Beck, 63-year-old outgoing presi- dent of the Teamster's Union, was accused of stealing $500 from the sale of a union owned automobile.
 Punishment for the crime for which he was convicted after a 12-day trial is sentence up to Is years in prison.
 Beck will face new court trou- ble in April. He goes on trial then in Tacoma in federal court to an- swer charges he evaded $240, ,OOO in income taxes for 1950to 1853.
The Nome nugget., 1957-12-16

' WASHINGTON, RARep. Tol- lefson R-Wash) today urged that the United States construct a nu- clear powered icebreaker to meet present and future needs in the polar areas.
 He said he would introduce a bill early in the next session to authorize such vessel. Russia launched the world $ first atomic powered surface ship, the cebreaker Lenin, on Dec. 5. A US. nuclear merchant ship, the Savannah, is scheduled to be com pleted in 1860.
 Tollefson, senior Republican on the House Merchant Marine Com mittee, has been a strong advo- cate of US. action to press claims to portions of Antarctica.
 He said he believes it is "obvi-
The Nome nugget., 1957-12-16
Federal Officials Start Search for Missing Couple

ARLINGTON, Va, M Police turned over to federal authorities their search for Air Force Sgt. md Mrs. Dwyer Jr. Saturday as they learned that the wife had written a letter from Texas after vanishing four weeks ago from their home here.
 The couple drove from their apartment Nov. 24 after telling neighbors they would return the following night. They said they intended to explore mountains and caves around Luray, Va.
 Mrs Dwyer's son by previous marrioSe, Antony Clarke of Sitka, Alasla; said he received the letter ii his mothers handwriting but it contained strange expressions.
 Clarke said the letter started with this phrase: "As you prob ably know, this is coming from Texas"
 His mother went on to say, Clarke laid. that she and her hus- band Had completed 11x legs of their 31rney to Hsecret'' destin- 1f1ona place that has not been seen by humans for 1000 years. ;, No $lxe ws eiven as just where
The Nome nugget., 1957-12-16
Seaton, in Virgin Islands, Burned Up at Bremen

ST. THOMAS, Virgin Islands, R-U.S. Secretary of the Interior Fred A. Seaton was a spectator al a fire last night and wound up in a heated discussion with the St Thomas volunteer firemen.
 The fire destroyed a building under construction on the Con- tant Estate. The loss was estimat- ed at $36,O0O
 Seaton, a guest at the hotel club, became irked at what he considered delay and inadequacy of the firemen and their equip ment. The building was on hill lacking fire hydrants.
The Nome nugget., 1957-12-16
Dodger Pitcher Newcombe Cured of Air Travel Fear by Hypnotism

COLONIA, N.J., MEDodger Pitcher Don Newcombe says hyp- nosis has cured his fear of air travel and he's ready to fly to Los Angeles if necessary to help in promotional work for his club.
 The hypnotic treatment paid off Saturday, Newcombe says, when he made round-trip flight to Detroit accompanied by his personal hypnotist, Joseph Edel- man of Saddle Brook, N.J.
 ssIn my own mind now I really would not be nervous about rid ing in a Piper Cub" Newcombe said last night.
 The 31-year-old hurler blamed his former terror of the air on his witnessing a plane crash in Eliza beth, N.J., in 1851.
 The weekend air trip was his first since 1856 when he flew to Japan on a team tour. He said he was under tremendous tension on the 1856 trip. s'I couldn't stand it." he said.
 But he felt his career was at stake since the Dodger schedule calls Tor wide air travel.