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   Lebanon Daily News (Newspaper) - October 11, 1951, Lebanon, Pennsylvania                                v jou noticed that men good to say who 80th YEAR No 28 Copy Fivi ir and Lebanon Daily Times THE Eastern with rala tonight JUther 3 with little change te tem With An THURSDAY EVENING OCTOBER 11 1951 clw MM Act rf 48 PAGES FIVE CENTS Is Passed Locarte 40 Tons Of Red Furs In N Y YORK Today INS Customs officials moved today in to Ian investigation of charges that of furs worth millions ot dollars were sneaked into this country from Russia i The reputed of some 150 bales of was disclosed when Pat Connolly vice president of the International Association and Patrick Riley of the Teamsters at a New York They reported they gripped the outer coverings of two bales and inner wrappings marked letters indicating the e n t w as f r o m pit t e i1 M pit were black caracul furs on President Cites s PHILADELPHIA i to national bank destroy way life as effectively as atom bombs dropped in attack Homer president rif BeLh lu duction and a real spending f ul to further been about new v fantastic Mr have no ob V J H i u s je so JT e a i 1 if of 12 Canal Street ed nose when his glasses heVr struck the windshield in at Ninth and C u m ber 1 a n dv S tpe ts at 5 m today after sutures closed cuts at the 0 pod ing the accident m an P aul E Lynch I said was injured when on Ninth Street operated west on by William Elm Street collided at the intersection The Bailey Car damage and Melfia coupe about 25 polise said Lynch charged the flashing light the in police Group Of 257 Trainees Reports GAP the largest to report since reactivation of the Division arrived from G yes When the group der trained at railhead at noon were for Pos sible ingr with Battery the 21st assigned to Battery foil eight weeks basic The remainder will undergo 16 weeks heavy in fantry training with the 21st FA Bn Friday Eleven Bands Will Take Part In Gala Affair In Morning U s Bond and the campaign to have Lebanon named the first Flag City in the State thex spot light tomorrow morning In Leba auon when a musical organizations Fifth Division Baud Also Jn the lineup and State labor union Scouts county fire de Cumber land Street near the Home the schedule calls the parade at 10 a in and march straight lip Cumberland Street to Ninth past the review ing front of the home at Ninth and During ade Olmsted in first local bond will be ad Kirby ap p e a rs i n f 11 e Le b an on D a i 1 y N B W S will after the reviewing stand to chasers tiled fib appear was who draws G However to sick hot the trip to A military air will ttp the of M i town Gap Also in pur and three Lebanon State by David K City 8 T the stores and f p f ti tl e s f to s ix 161 s i n of as fol lows C H E tz on T p w h sh ip to w n shi p J Horst to Ben j am in S Leba in South Lebanon William E Gollain Jr and wife on Fisherman NEW Today John Kelly talk catch for a longtime in Shell Bank Creek where the water is 35 feet deep saw what looked like on the Rowing hauled out Jr Little Joe had wandered away from his Brooklyn home where his mother thought play ing in theyard How the child got in the creek nobody knows But air snowsuit the boys condi tion is serious but his mother Hel be all right If God wanted not have heen Deadline Is Met Meeting in special session City Council last night met 13 to take advantage of a loan grant from the fed eral passing in final passage a contract for preparation of plans for the and re of the citys sewer title No awarding a con tract for engineering services to the firm of of Reading to prepare plans proposed additions to the system including collecting Interceptors and tation of the existing sewage treat ADVERTISING r i Responsible For British Losses Great Britain ments to Suez Canal Alexandria areas today warned I Egypt she will be held lor any damage The came amid riotous demonstrations in Cairo arid elsewhere and as front of the British Consulate in Alexandria J the We are fully The pf both houses of the Par Sow a yio at the his Yorkshire sow His entry placed first in the Future Farmers of America won title in open class Herr is the Heir of 1 1 11 I J T m are left to right Ira High county vocational John Sherman in High own ni ni 11 V la persons br i gh t C 6 lege h u i Id in g Co Street housed the several thou scholas Tortr i fi Accident ress in prevention was credited today in a years The calculation the Bit Trail h t t he clip ql of I be Safety on the most t p n s no w aliVe have been killed and the more hazardous prevailed in colleges to take a the of accidents andin training future leaders in LONG When doing that put Robert they was ing at Mrs Mrs Sathers ure green eyes and honey hair released Browning with a warn ing not to embarrass the lady any further Mail For Men Overseas Should Be Senf Early riont let white Christmas be a blue Christmas for that soldier overseas postmaster pf the Lebanon v post an that parcels for overseas will be accepted froni Oc tober Ch cards to assure delivery by the in faraway Christ mas be mailed before December J John day in a that WM about tp jf Jos to cemetery in Final Accord Near On been m would ib a go n e p y e r aga in tax the y ery Highest bracket cent the gen 12 pres erit remaining to be ironed include proposals tax savi loan to gains tar and to make a greater of to excess profits tax today practical contri of Fire Prevention Week by A G Brick ot the Leba every busi f e and child can by making in their homes to aid Chief Shuey declared the Lebanon Prevention Weekis being 714 inclusive f br the s i ox i 000 Marines Drop Battalion In Enemy HEAD QUARTERS KOREA Today A battalion of American Marines was flown to the eastern front today in the largest airlift operation was carrierd out as Second Division doughy boys Chinese Reds off in East Korea anUa ul f a jorge thro lines shuttle perhaps leathernecks lasted six hours and 15 min The battalion rof miles helicopters from tho U S Marine Division rest area landed almost in f u 11 view of the and a tely the remaining mile to take places in the line V east of the battle if Ridge peaks on Heartbreak iri with Red artillery arid Behind the of tanks blasting from both sides the U 23rd Infantry Regiment again stormed the northernmost peak of break Ridge Entrenched stopped the Americans In their tracks V U Second Division C It i n e g e y e r o m Is e re worked out by the is Subject to approval by the i t e o n t sharp 5 y jd is p u ted source in t Va nd i r oy al iyi p ay hi e u t argued re other who receive it the ac Federal government off public assist albce States which make of persons on the relief rolls A proviso was added that State laws must for bid use of such lists for commer pial or political purposes Hollywood Envoys isit Daily NEWS Three from Hollywood visited dayand stopped In press interview Meehan former girl and now Holly woods top script writers her daughter starlet Frances cinema comme arrived in town 4 oclock afternoon high Uhe the nations motion plc in of the CBS 120 FOR today dis throughput the country in of property Hop very said in statement that 30 the last 24 hours in New New York persons picked up during i past two with worth iThe articles ranged from f and pure silver building A include longtime government civil service militAr personnel civilian and private ci iu nt the on raft Liaison Working On talks Communist liaison of twice today and Reds reported they toward reopening truce They another session tor 10 ibi tomorrow 8 p m r The fact that was Svas as liaison ed to reach on resumption of oft August 23 Both United Nations Command and sources announced the third session The report of caine Few Men Will Endure 2 Korean Winters Pentagon planners say few vet erans pf last winters fighting in endure another win Members of th e Seriate Armed Services told newsmen they had that General John E Hull who spoke for the joint Chairman Russell of the committee had culled a report following nu to Congress that some would have gp through a second Koi feah I General in cial the arid electronics have tp stay told would They said assured them ample stocks of winter clothing and tioris for the forces in Korea Most Of Billion Red Bail Jumper Held Atl toy turned i on tint connect with Mexico in to i Kali of ot V Pas sa ge aroll call of 182 io the an oxides is racks depots country i The Si for 1S passing tha House financing and and was get bills B t e td I ret ted fin der al cb if Cily FBI Laredo n p tested the move and said take case to President Miguel V York the on Next Monday I Op era the Roberta Rob in p a erts a plant Seventh Road are begin Monday about 6 pji em The C and mens cotton scuffs has leased the former North property f rpm of recently purchased it of the are located at 373 Eventually Sthe hopes to employe several workers charge ot sewing to Schrum associ ated with the Publix Shirt Corpor ation f or Collins was formerly the Tow er City plant of Publix and more recently field supervisor for the for the 79 0 The fe is j Today r do il a r a lousy f g American who ariy the recruit is a rich country ot the North At tl o T r e a t y Organization H i s British soldiering Greek the line Con tine d Guilty To Embezzlement Charges Pai at the Farmers and 1 1 1 heim has gu il ty to efi ar o f embezzle S 3 a bfore day before Commissioner i S i pend ing a pre sentencing investigation after eri his In S Assist P 1 A In own u over routine ot the banks records Vt e are being in Ore gon for the theft writers and an adding machine from High School Ann Chief Herman W Heisey reported today The police chief skid the Ann burglary took place in the latter part of July while the va said being In an recover iof Police along the Eastern board identified of Catholic War at In Gates Other elected in clude marider and Foster ad Cyril Wm   

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