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   Norwich Sun, The (Newspaper) - September 15, 1951, Norwich, New York                               Partly ami toi cool tonight anil Sunday THE NORWICH SUN SIXTIETH YEAR NORWICH N Y SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 15 1951 WH timo nor when re traveling ahead FIVE CENTS PER COPY Czechs Protest Our New Policy Of Toughness LONDON protested last to the United States Britain and Franco against the new policy against its Communist The radio here said that tlic was formal not us com- of open discrimination against Czechoslovak The protested said Hie Western blockade of tlie Czech banned from over West Germany and into Franco and a tion of the Potsdam agreement Tbe Western Allies air ade was followed today by an Italian order closing down Slovakia's important Milan con- the Czechs do a lot of their western trade j Allied officials have disclosed unofficially that the measures are part of an policy in reprisal for the Prague spy trial and imprisonment of Associated Press Correspondent William N Oatis The Prague broadcast said the protest were being de- livered to U S British and French authorities in Western ami a separate noli was lo government in The separate note to Paris as quoted by radio protested against the French government's decision to up the ban on Czech planes flying over West Germany by barring Czech Airline flights from France too Britain banned the Czech airline last Jane The protests accused the United States of putting pressure on the other powers in Western Germany to make This was a Potsdam agreement under which j the occupation of German undertaken the note said DISCUSS INTERNATIONAL FINANCE permit Beaks To Raise Prices On Automobiles just fact WASHINGTON yesterday authorized to raise new car prices to higher factory prices Tlie office of price stabilization issued the order affecting dealers week after granting ry prices to OPS said the retail prices j may not lie applied to automobiles on hand Prices may lie nly on cars bought utter the increases go into effect OPS also announced that j ers and companies may file higher price lists for extra radios mirrors with new already hiked BRAZILIAN FINANCE MINISTER Horacio Later right listens to sury Secretary John Snydei during a Washington discussion of world economic problems The Minister Is u ol the Monetary fund and Is In the United Stales foi a joint conference of that organization and the International Bank such as heater sun visors etc cars General Motors the giant of the industry filed its request for new car prices shortly before PS issued tbe order yesterday If OPS approves officials indicated there was litlle chance of new prices may become effective after five days Meanwhile OPS gave Ford and Chrysler go-ahead signal on their earlier request to raise retail prices Big Three to Speed Western German Treaty WASHINGTON Big Three Powers agreed to ahead as rapidly us possible with a separate peace contract with Western Germany aimed at bringing it into the defense lineup At tlie same lime the j America Britain and tu reassure the Russian Bloc this and other moves purely defensive and not in character The move lo scrap most Ger man occupation came on of a conference on war problems The three governments were represented by Secretary of Slate Acheson British HELD FOR FIRE CAUSING TWO DEATHS Certain Republican Candidate in 1952 Says Bewey range from 10 and Chrysler from In Both their r neither her and Chrysler filed last Monday but Morrison Minister and French For- along nearly 100 aides Two joint issued afterward kept the door open for new talks with the Russians to settle present West tensions The forthcoming November Nations Assembly sessions in Paris they said significantly will u i'eal opportunity for contacts and cxHiiingus ol Ill the West a limited partnership dual the three ministers strewed Allied troops remain has announced publicly I the divided country until a peace ft will raise prices im- i settlement with a unified BOOKED ON A HOMICIDE CHARGE Al a clothing facturer and Jake Mayron appear in a Brooklyn court Their arrest re- from a fire that caused the death of a detective and one of the alleged arsonists whose firm occupied a floor in the burned building was accused by police ol plotting the arson to collect insurance Another man involved In the plot Jacob Weiss Is reported dying of burns in a New York hospital International Oov Thomas E Dewey returned to Blame OPS for Black Market Beef Shortage ouse the Now York New York yesterday still firm in his belief that Jen Dwight JJ Eisenhower will be tlic candidate t in the mediately after the five-day riod In case they could be- gin higher prices any time after today Chrysler has asked for 1 per cent average boost on its four makes of cars at wholesale Ford's proposed increases range from 2.5 lo per cent The new retail order permits a American French high commissioners were instructed to start negotiations with the Bonn Government as rapidly as possible to work out the air ban unsuccessful and violation ol standard bearer was you expect to say anything regarding his The Potsdam agreement j ability for the nomination in the occupying powers a to protect the justified in- of these United plied nr future I don't expect it asserted And pointed Dewey had lunched with it is one of the United U and others in tlie j Mouse restaurant before leaving note quoted by be for National Airport to liy back said the Czechoslovak government to New York saul he hud grea ly watching the Mouse WASHINGTON ff A meat industry spokesman told Congress yesterday there is u serious black markot in meat ami declared that the Capehart Amendment in the new price controls law is needed tn help wipe it out But the Americans for cratic Action ADA sided with President Truman in denouncing controversial amendment as against demands a returi lion which possible t further operation of Czechoslovak transport over the wesl i the full in tiie without doubt conduct its business of Germany t extent A separate note to France lured the French as taking ders from the United States Czechoslovak can not believe such measures could he result of the will of the French the nole I especially enjoyed how hills set passed in Congress Dewey said It's different than the legislature at the airport f his scheduled IOST takeoff Owing QUADRUPLETS BORN IN BALTIMORE nld mother went into lubor at City Hospital it 4 ill -12 Inter she bad de- livered i committee The motlier Mrs Snalo nve TRUCE TALKS PUT well in to u driving rain thai stacked up pianos over Washington Dewey was forced to wait at the airport for three hours before American Airlines dually took off One of fellow ers on the delayed light was nard M Baruch adviser to dents Also on the was former Secretary of the Army Kenneth F Irving to dealer to add the exact j amount of tbe raise plus his custom- ary percentage markup on the of the increase This tht Inadequate to inflation The views were 1 in testimony before a ite Hanking Subcommittee as continued on Mr amendment The President has dubbed it the terrible hart amendment Tlie amendment sponsored by Senator Capehart 11 Ind and permits sellers to bring their ill cost prices lo cover increases man the U H- a Bolivia and Chairman Celler P The four a hoy a girl n girl and hoy horn in that der came in a total delivery time of six minutes Dr Emerson Sackler resident j obstetrician who made tho cry said the first of the ui impatient little hoy arrived at p m UP TO COMMUNISTS 1 TOKYO in- The United of the Korean War ii June ami last July 20 j La representing ilie National Independent ileat Packers Association told tbe that thu of not Congress is what He termed shortage of beef In legitimate channels Thu plight of meat pack is due L0 tfir rilic decline in HIP prices of hides and for OPS has unfairly refused to make he said OPS lias i Koine to okay an in meat cuts In set lower prices of hides and ie iry to avoid line plies both to new cars ami extra equipment OPS ruled that the tomary markup will be the one be used last February ranging from 15 to 30 per cent in various companies OPS said the estimated new re- tail prices approved for Ford tors will range from for the Ford to for the coln FOB Detroit These figures compared with coin New Chrysler prices would be for tbe Plymouth to for tbe Chrysler compared to current prices of for Plymouth to for ler OPS General posed list of FOB retail price in- ranged from 4.02 per cent on routines to 5.20 on In terms of dollars and cents mi's list ranges from for standard six-cylinder Pontiac Chieftain business coupe to for a series 7 imperial sedan OPS snid the increases include tbe markup hut do not in- such extra costs as tation local taxes servicing and nulling Other increases on CM list from tbe lowest lo priced todel step ill the thi Dr Sackler said the boy was J office of Supreme Allied joined by his brother and the two j quarters thu n sisters by p in The placed In tors immediately have not yet been look to bo three pital said Tlie habier and tbe mother looked im 1C they wnre gotting along hospital reported told the The truth is market in meat has serious that it has to a dislocated tlie normal beef business of the Slates Brooklyn Gets Boston's Unwanted Hippopotamus MORTON un- wanted mus lias finally found a hi Brooklyn's Prospect Xoo Tbe been n problem for City Councilor Julius Ansel who ordered lie beat from Africa despite tions by that there was no place for him in Boston Nor was there to pay for Ansel arranged and room for at n suburban wild mal farm when ho arrived last week mid waited developments development came day when the Brooklyn to take relieve Ansel of a dally hoard hill of ?-t will he to Brooklyn A next Tuesday Tom Neal Scores One Round Kayo Over Franchot Tone in Hollywood HOLLYWOOD A Tile first thins I klie land love in cuffs yesterday and ing hands of actor Tom sent Franchot Tone to tbe hospital vith a brain and nosu Tbe of Hollywood and decisive in some off tbe blonde Barbara Payton HIP of all tbe ardor While Barbara screamed Neal TWINS NO PITTSBURGH much of a when Mrs Elinor Santa gave birth Thursday night to twin sons Mrs Santa is a approximately 10 year junior proceed horizontal to lay Tone of any in plans was when bara out Thursday afternoon with Tone Thursday she went tmt with him again and got hack until about 1 was waiting at place with my friend Jimmy and some other Tone ordered me out of the house He then me out on the lawn I told him I'm a man than yon and I don't i to yet into a light with you The Tone was un- conscious for time all to tlie early morning agreed Surgery was performed on his broken nose at California hospital yesterday II In physician Dr Loc 10 said Tone might bo in the hospital several days Broken along with hose was thu impending of Minn and Neal While she could not be reached for Neal gave this dict of the big bust-up This brewing for a long time Barbara was going lo marry Tone Ihen she was going lo marry me We had already taken our blood lesls and were to have bad tlie ceremony performed in San Francisco twin herself So la her husband possible ami Senate Boosts Postal Workers rapidly as possible to work out details of the new arrangement f JUT which is to lie in the form of a j J Tax Collector as Tax Fixer series of contracts A top-ranking mat expressed the hope tbe peace contract would lead to German military units for a posed European army some time early in 1952 Summing up their future policy toward the defeated enemy tion i declaration The three foreign ministers declare that their governments aim at the inclusion of a cratic Germany on the basis of equality in a continental community Tbe new contract they said will transform completely the Western relationship with ern Germany giving it full control of foreign policy and trade except in these special of Allied defense forces in the country affecting Berlin future full-fledged peace settlement and any negotiations unification of the ern and western zones After arranging for an eighth BOSTON liy fiATO LANDS MEET TODAY Temporary Finance Plan Discussed OTTAWA Paul Van land ot the At- Council InsL night that a plan adopted i to help countries in i the Atlantic Region their programs Van Zealand who is foreign minister of this would ono of major Hums to lie discussed liy tlie 12 members of North Al hint It Treaty NATO ing their talks today The diplomats told a news that u way must he to help equalize Hie den of costs but such was so complex that a permanent plan could not liu worked out in the That IK why an interim tion must he said Van declined to expand on At present members NATO thuir own programs ex- cupt fur the aid which some of receive from the United Suites tu a new Hnano ini plan raised the question as to where additional funds which the plan presumably contemplates would come from It appeared likely that the United States might he asked for additional as- sislnnce Van Iceland in dilated that WASHINGTON The BOSTON liy ate yesterday passed u lull ap-rtent Truman alter sovon years proving a annual j o I J hl i s ss r on mill cost u 000 a in The retroactive to last I decis Final action on the came iy voice vote Earlier the chamber ed 71 tii n on a vote to an amendment by Sen Carlson providing ter terms for work em than had in a by the Senate j Unanimously the Senate voted i also to raise the allowance t rural delivery carriers fmm eigh rents a mile to nine cents n three dollars a j Delauey now and a WPA during the depression also was indicted for certifying lull pay muni hud made in tax claims totaling more than a gainst several companies Ho was charged with receiving between and from two tax con- one his nephew tho Unit in than three Minus the of money or valuo for three both meeting Acheson Morrison and prepared to fly I Ottawa for a meeting of the nation North Atlantic 1 il opening tomorrow -t The Senate is subject 10 in the Honsa wher separate raise nre is Under the in counts conviction of nol limn or more for not If than six months or more years or that any admission of new members or any of the pact a vote for positive action Van stressed the Im- portance of economic ne particularly as 11 shortage of terials and the impact of ment lusts on the civilian omy lie indicated all these lems would have an important part iu the Ottawa The council president made these The question of German in defense of Western is still under study and MAN CONVICTED ON DRUG CHARGE i W K-t der 44 was found al i The Senate hill for an per pay raise for nil field with a of have lo a littl as a year in the case j a Wits of some of the Tho Carlson Mixed Nude Bathing Bothers City Council he in finally working it out should not be underrated said question ly would mine up here but I will lot predict tho attitude of the indicating any decisions might be deferred until the Romu moot ing of NATO next month ie of Italian peace treaty revision and the tion of Franco Spain in Atlantic yesterday on mi charged of illegal line coupe to on n deluxe j heroin He had heen free i wago Pontiac on a standard Chieftain business tio to 03 wagon a deluxe on a two- door series SS standard on a deluxe series convertible coupe on a series business coupe to on a series 70 deluxe estate wagon 110.07 on a series CI sport coupe to on an imperial sedan FLOOD RECEDES IN TEXAS TOWN ALICE Texas flood waters that over- whelmed soulli Texas town slowly began receding today The swirt water horn of about IB inches of rain in -IS hours m 1 t j tumbled southeastward toward you're very foolish villages of Bishop and lo cot into trouble when yon have 05 away Strange Woman Slays Girl on Doorstep PHILADELPHIA defense arrangements a subject for cor have not all lliu North Allies unable to Kivo any is er the Man Gives Phrase 5 Don't Worry as Longevity Recipe By FRANK CAREY old girl talking with a friend on the doorstep of her homo early yesterday was attacked in a death hy a young black dress whom Tone replied Well that's the way witli life When yon get bad you just have to take il Whereupon he swung at me 1 lurked the punch and Ihen hit him very hard knocking him about 10 feet Then I hit him three or four more times lie went out cold this point Barbara came screaming at mo and 1 pushed her aside I saw them carry Tone Into the house all bloody and still unconscious Then I Tone recently lias been involved in a legal battle with his ex-wife Jean Wallace over custody of their Big Three Silent On Czech Complaints LONDON The slovak protest against the new Western on her Com- munist regime met silence ic did not know Detective Sgt Robert Wentz reported The victim Cecelia Reil was knifed six times ill tbe chest and Her attacker ned iii a cab with two Kirl companions i wentz Paul 22 a I hotel bus boy who was with Hiss Reil when she was at- tills account of the Schmal was to Cecelia and another sirl was nnl otherwise identified when three women All wore dressy clothing as tho they had been at a dance or a party Suddenly the shortest of the women rushed toward Then Schmal said he today from The and France Prague radio United Stales said the Czech government was sending notes to the three countries com- plaining of open discrimination WASHINGTON W American Telephone and Telegraph Co applied for a permit to extend Its intercity television Into the ST who j smokes drinks beer frequently was de scribed yesterday as evidence to a scientific theory Dr Daniel U Schuster of ester X V said the old boy's mental sharpness demonstrates that there is not necessarily a direct relationship between age id a breakdown of intellectual functions Psychiatrist Schuster told about ix children slill living including 1 lad of the old man prefers lot to live with his children as if deprives him of his in- dependence He is receiving lic welfare aid Born in tin ol Dutch ancestry he finished high school and eventually became a His wife and est daughter perished in the theatre fire in and for a ti in thereafter comment Marines Capture Another Hill In East Korea U S Sth Korea S Marines captured one hill anil a Red on another won height lu eastern Korea hut Allied regiments on tho loft flank were stopped cold The fighting some involving battles lasting up t hours lund at points almig tbe from in central Korea to the cast coast In the west the Allies were oa e alert for an expected Red offensive planes and artillery knocked out throe of eight tanks spotted miles of Seoul today he became something of a lone traveler and journeyed around the Psychiatrist Schuster torn Then ne a tbe his way through life the street lights To Schmal ii j M looked like she was plunging it j n ngain and into Corolla The girl hack and collapsed closing session of the second In- which has been considering problems of the world's elderly folk The doctor declined to give tlie man's name but snid he has a superior of 126 is up to snuff on world events plays witli much younger cronies Rochester neighborhood Bloodhounds Search For Missing Convicts Ala today joined a hunt for 1 -1 convicts still at largo after a break from Draper prison Twenty-one men urns anil Is active in lodges and other organizations mil he was 00 Schuster said the man got n ancestral break on longevity his mother died at 103 hut the doctor indicated that the able tiling about him was not his aye hut how Im carried it The psychiatrist attributed liis hick of mental in part at least to emotional and intellectual resources that en- him tn cope with his life's stresses without becoming anil At Rochester Edward Holy I lie Those resources also appar Van confirmed that ently enabled him to cope success he was the subject of Dr fully with the incursion of old lalk He explained that be was Holy Cow be- cause it's one of ills favorite ex- pressions I always liked those two ho related after I kicked bolted cow in India and almost night after boating one guard Into started a viot a coma and overpowering five others Seven convicts were re- captured ills recipe for a lung Don't worry A widower with three of his said The psychiatrist did not have the man as a psychiatric patient He tame across him in a hospital where the old hoy was fully weathering a bout of monia a couple of years ago For past 10 or 15 years lie's been partially off and on hy varicose ulcers of Suspected Gambler Freed on Bail SARATOGA SPRINGS Cassius Pond -18 of Uens Falls was released In bail day pending arraignment on an Indictment hy tlie special Brand jury Saratoga gambling Pond was arrested day at Rutland VI waived extra- at a hearing there this He was brought here In- state police to ace charges of con- and of being a gambler Tho bail was set by City Judge Stanley I Van who ordered Pond to appear be- fore Supreme Court Justice 1 Hagerty for arraignment Spa Sept 25 Colombia harried taxpayer got an break in Colombia The government wiped out a number of taxes Including those on auto tires fishing tele- phone service patent medicines and tourist travel   

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