Zanesville Signal, The (Newspaper) - April 24, 1947, Zanesville, Ohio 1 I THE ZANESVILLE SIGNAL Associated frets MSA Af os 303 EVENING APRIL 34 1947 FIVE CENTS Prints the News Tells the Truth Take the Coke Lewis Gets Refund on Court Fine Gives to Phone Strikers r Farley Deadlock or Issues State Marshall is leave Moscow by air and reach late Saturday said broadcast re- Soviet monitor said the meeting Four foreign with the to be held in ite press officer for told shall will fly home iris the department has formation on who is h the secretary Be Marshall will same special ie in which he and a sers went to Moscow ch four-power foreign in 10 ended sement on all major Austrian issues of State s s e d disappointment had failed to lent on the Austrian ie ict to keep Germany meeting was set in November but possibility that the i ministers might x in Xew York of the United assembly it's session at which ared that if an today with the introduction 01 a reaty remains bv Chairman Dondero tember the United favor tossing the Sir and Mrs Thomas A Tarallo are pictured cutting 12-foot wedding cake after their recent marriage in csgo It provided a portion for each of the more than TOO guests Seeks to Block River Survey An unprecedented move to authorize many flood control and navigation projects in the nation including a survey of the gum river started at Washington Phone Line Sabotage Spreading Cables Slashed In 11 States WASHINGTON The government today went after a new formula for tling the telephone j amid reports that long I distance lines have been in at least II states The striking National tion of Telephone Workers quickly an invitation from Edgar L Warren federal conciliation di- rector to renewed bargaining talks with three strategic I in the Bell System j The only immediate acceptance by the other side came from the Southwestern Bell Telephone com- pany The Western Electric com- and the long lines division of the American Telephone and Tele- graph company said they would thick it over Between them the three units employ about 93.000 of the made idle by the union April 7 to Death Month Away the lap of the United ministers finally v issues Michigan of the house public works committee The recall authority given by congress for 81 survey projects by army engineers all in- on a peace rivers and harbors im- -e rime inner at the Kremlin he 10 top men of delegation to s Army engineers had hoped to conduct the survey of the kingum river from Marietta to with the view of widening and deepening the chanel and the I installation of modern locks and on of Labor declared deral government is nd to helo equalize opportunities among dams Members o: the local Chamber j wage contract demands including a a week nay hike Complaints b y telephone company officials that lines have been cut were heard in Tennessee Mississippi tucky California South lina Michigan Wisconsin Missouri Oklahoma Texas and Florida Rewards of for the tion of saboteurs were posted by in Milwaukee and ville and one of 5500 in Columbia S C Zn Detroit union pany officials offered each The union said it condemns such acts The government hoped to bring peace through the new tions by establishing a settlement wage oattam might be Commerce committee for the for the entire chain oi development of waterways are Bell units to meet soon to discuss ths proposed Your contributions to the national campaign against cancer will help avert future tragedies such as this Doctors sav that Nile Berry of Canton Ohio won't live more than a month But the boy smiles bravely as his father Lloyd Berry feeds him a grape from a crate flown to them by the American Cancer Society of New York Niles is on a grape diet Five Lose Lives Young Gancer Victim Stakes His Diet of Grapes T U J U S army S embassy said the states to help chool systems AFL t Matthew Woll said it prepared for a ittee: that a billion the sum even begin to meet F's need for proper s that less expended on our de- public school assistant military attaches Major Robert TUgg Chicago and John W Collins Svanston were released at p m EST Wednesday and reached chun five hours later Brig Gen Robert Soule attache who headed the field ty advised the embassy from Changchun that both men were in CANTON A mother and two daughters died today when fire swept their frame home five miles west of here The woman's husband and five other children were saved in the But even officials of on the Jem Bell in agreeing to be road i resented in the new parley said Dead were Mrs Maggie we are going with the understanding that no cask and members of the will be maae a perry fire department helped bring the woman's husband Louis 44 and the other children j to safety j A two-year-old baby ped to waiting arms from a window and members of the family were taken j the roof by ladders I Firemen blaze started in a kitchen will take a pay increase to get the union back on the Report Submitted On Liquor Probe COLUMBUS -S The state senate liquor investigating good health No other details tee today recommended changes in given out the state liquor department to g permanency to personnel and A spokesman said Higg and lins captured while observing a eliminate politics from operation civil war battle near Changchun i of the enforcement youth wouW to in partial report submitted be spent lor hp federal funds should immediately to 1 jking tomorrow to report I embassy to the Lowyer Denies Charge c Gamble a Price WASH INGTON Counsel for Andrew J May denied today military received two- to the senate by Committee CANTON A old boy in the last stages of cancer ignored his physicians pessimism today and staked a final desperate hope of longing his life on 40 pounds of grapes Told by his doctors he had less than a month to live young Niles Berry of boring was ing on a book that claims a diet of raw grapes will cure cancer The grapes were flown here from New York through the help of the Junior Chamber of Commerce here and the American Cancer Society in York Touched by the boy's plight the junior ber ordered the grapes after the local supply was ex- Johanna Brandt a former missionary to South Africa wrote the grape cure in was found in which she claims to have bedroom and one of the daughters cured herself on in another The third victim wa discovered in the bathroom AKRON Two persons were killed and two others burned critically sarly today when fire of undetermined origin gutted a home here The dead Linda Sue away 3 and William Reed 71 The chiles parents Allan away 26 and Mrs Myrtle away 21 were both in critical a grape diet and to have witnessed the cure of many others by that means His pelvis already infected young Niles has grown weaker in the last Rejects Union Arbitration Plan Roscoe R Walcutt the group Marun wa in a w proposed immediate reorganization hospital with senous 0 of Se enforcement division three perso sons were dis- to his health social well-being as capacities and or scholarships a year to supplement iries the AFL by Taft d seven of his statement to a jury elec after the Ohio highway patrol following first and separation from all Bother jmen divisions of the department The enforcement division the committee proposals would TO be one of six into which the com- j tors Corp rejected an of- fer of the CIO United Auto Workers to submit arbitration the question of how a raise should be distributed The on Wednesday proposed that General Motors put checks Jobs With OPA weeks and even after the grapes his father Berry had the fruit to his lips Niles has only one arm his right arm having been re- moved by surgery last ember after he bruised his shoulder in an that later became seriously in- Cancer already has struck down two members of the Berry In February his mother died of cancer of the spine and five years ago his paternal grandmother E R Berry of ville died of the same disease 50 Seamen Lost In LONDON seamen Burglars Loot Canadian Bank were feared dead today in a storm that swept three ships onto Brit- ain's rocky coasts and brought dis- tress calls from vessels fighting mountainous seas oa three sides of the isle The British tanker smashed into rocks off Porthcawl Wales and the British Press association said her crew of 42 was believed lost Eight bost men perished trying to rescue them The British battleship veteran of two wars was breaking up on the Cornish coast near Penzance and guardsmen said at would be sible to refloat her Her eight salvage workmen who had been taking her to the jank heap was saved The trawler Benghazi went aground on tiny Three robbers escaped last night with loot which a bank official said might total after a daring robbery of a branch of the Royal Bank of Canada Ciad in overalls they bound and gagged the caretaker his wife his daughter and a visitor after breaking into his third floor apartment in the bank building One robber was left there on guard The others took keys from the caretaker Duncan M Stuart entered the bank safety deposit island in the Firth of Lome off northwest Scotland but her 14 crewmen were reported to have landed safely on a nearby island after escaping in a small boat The storm with gusts up to 100 miles an hour tossed huge waves over the promenades at coastal towns on the English channel and the North and Irish seas Contribution To Support Current Court Warns UMW Against New Walkout WASHINGTON JP John L Lewis got back of a contempt fine Imposed against his United Mine Workers and con- to striking telephone workers Lew than an hour after eral District Judge T Alan Goldsborough refunded the officials ar- rived at telephone strike quarters with a check for the to help support the cross-country We are authorized bv the dent Lewis of UMW to deliver to the officers of the telephone ers upon unanimous authorization of the international executive board this T Jones a UMW board member told W Werkau strike director for National Federation of Telephone Workers Werkau thanked him and told With your help I know we will be able to carry the fight through to a successful conclusion said the money will be used to prosecute the strike and to pay for fuel food rent doctor bills for needy strikers It was learned that the check was written out at 10 a nx the hour at which borough convened In refunding the tc the UMW Goldsborough added a warning that tion prohibiting the miners from striking against the government is still and can be in- at any Goldsborough took the action after Assistant Attorney General John FJ Sonnett had offered no objection from Sonnett told the court that It appears the partial stoppage in the held soft coal mines has cause no real jury to the people of this people of the United States Two weeks ago Goldsborough had refused to grant the refund because many mines were idle He said then that UMW tain John L and the union had not showed they were acting in good hi line with a supreme court mandate Goldsborough fined the union and Lewis for ignoring z restraining order and permitting the soft coal strike to begin Nov 21 WAA Asked f o Extend Lease on Hospital COLUMBUS Charles L vault and smashed open about Sherwood state welfare director safety deposit boxes They still asked the War Assets one-year isent Ke was seized and bound the into effect an the guard cent raise for 220.000 hours the robbers said the liquor department be divided for WASHINGTON its cer id settled i for nat inc The report asserted Cambridge State hospital to mit completion of state acquisition I of the former army institution Sherwood said the WAA to decide whether the cents should be paid as a crease Road Strike End's Mistake on Veto To Be Rectified House said today that President Truman's mistake veto win be rectified but that the method for undoing it is yet uncertain Presidential Press Secretary Charles G Ross iold a news con- 1 don't think any great age was done I don't know who made tha mistake Somebody's face is ably red said the WAA had suggested this procedure so that it j The vetoed wu would could have time to comply ferred on tne governments proposal for the the Defense ing committee and cleared the way The nas indicated f tft good that tne d have the institution cy paying the cos t to take a job with o ten j Brief Freedom J it was e wholesale price to LONDON O freedom from 1 and the r far CINCINNATI chapel British ambassador to j directive United States said today his had contributed more hours i than to relief Smoking Ban Cincinnati an j i expense Harold E police e for the Republican j Kawk was serving a term of for the presidency to 10 years for embezzlement from sws conference today Hamilton county and entered has a good chance to I son August Si 1945 president It sn told British PARIS BAKERIES CLOSE Chamber of j to other government offices who were May 4 the B during the walkout J I White said five more would bei j i Jackson county workers first struck March 13 as part of a loat of 350 unclassified Jin the highway department's W lior struck again inj arch and for the third time 14 in their leader called ai job security strike j walkouts have been blamed ion replacement of Democrats byj Republicans in the service which consists of not protected by civil service j Quick Action Urged iOn Budget Slash WASHINGTON John r manner in which Rs of flour was TO PLAT BENEFIT Trumpeter The petitions resulted urged in a statement pre- meeting of 500 students for the senate finance Speakers at the meeting that income tax declared they were victims already passed by the medieval be speedily moth-eaten rules j Hanes was one of the first ad- Harry James and his band now on tour will appear in his home town j Dr Yochum said that the of an tax cut of Beaumont tonight on male students frequenting invited to testify before the com- now dominant today to have closed be- i it their responsibilities tween 700 and of the j defense he then headed the same powers COTF asked Ross made clear that Mr rnan had simply acted else's advice Cooler I i j Hamilton Man Homed Superintendent A Ichell executive vice president of the Citizens Savings Bank and company of Hamilton was I named Ohio banking getting the best of her brother enj Priscilla Notch ell seems to be Mostly cloudy and er tonight Friday considerable cloudiness and cooler Yesterday's High liate future bakeries in Paris and suburbs j explosions the proceeds over for relief I Trautman lounge was the which has devoted two days Yesterday's High in Texas result of recent property hearing government officials Today's Low a m to furniture the bUl p m Today 52.4 Carlyle Well it happens in the best of the best family to give yon daily entertainment is the family in our new comic strip PRISCILLA'S POP The aew comic starts Monday Mitchell succeeds Henry Earl Cook of Bucyrus who several weeks ago was named by ident Troman to the board of the Federal Deposit Insurance Cor- The announcement of the pointment was made by Gov j Herbert
