Zanesville Signal, The (Newspaper) - June 11, 1948, Zanesville, Ohio Uf THE ZANESVILLE SIGNAL Associated Press 2 NEA ZANESVILLE OHIO FRIDAY JUNE 11 1948 AP FIVE CENTS Prints the News Tells the Truth MAN KILLED IN CRASH ON WEST PIKE Zanesville Native Directs Quick Passage Children's Home QJ Seen in House Flies Faster Than Speed of Sound I t f 3 Deaconess Dieterly Subject of Feature In Utica Newspaper A native Deaconess Hilda Dieter is the subject of n feature In n Issue of The Utica patch It Is one of a entitled People in Utica is of House of the Hood Shepherd a home for children founded 75 years ago and by the church The is a of Mis Maiy Adait avenue and the lute C R She has three hi others nnd one sister Kenneth and sell of ille Donald of Middletown and Mrs ine Kiehl of Zanesville She has been visiting her mother ml other relatives here this week a Miss St James Episcopal church in this The newspaper story thr deaconess I he at the House ol the Good Shepherd founded 75 ago Is capable client ful Deaconess Hilda Dieterly superintendent at the many windowed red brick building at with its beautifully Kept lawns and lone familiar to thousands the lamp that never out over the front entrance the deaconess responsibilities are And none of them Hets Is n big at ent numbering 41 boys between 5 nnd 12 and 53 gills between 5 and 1 A native of Zanesville Ohio eldest of the seven children of Mrs Mary Dieterly nnd the late C U the Turn In Pace DEACONESS Mars Truce New York Ready For Big Parade came to today to the accompaniment of w ailing air raid sirens in Tel Aviv nnd run hursts In Jerusalem The four-week armistice pnd embargo became effective at 1 am KST During the truce Count will seek to resolve the great issue of partition Hie Jews said the erase fire generally was observed several hours before the deadline n minute bombing of Damascus The said nine bombs mostly Incendiary uere dropped causing no tics nnd little damage The heaviest last minute rich ling was around where the block the main mad Israelis claimed there Legion of said the Jews broke the truce In Jerusalem within nn houi an Arab Random echoed In the Holy City tor sU minutes the armistice Jewish mortars drummed the Arabs for 70 minutes before the trine A Jerusalem dis- vaul a church and ital were dnmap-d An hour nnd a half after the 11 mist ue was effective sirens si irted nn wail in bombed Tel Aviv was no of sighted Iwo ships appeared in Tel Aviv probably I'M truce patrols Britain she not Israel during truce A spokesman said such would he a positive n t of one NEW YORK or New iK tomorrow with down up- per Fifth Led by Major William in a and escorted police In nf 50 the ade will picture the life and nf the city the into New York SO jran Truman Attack Blasted by Taft HI A Taft dedal id that III evident is an on the ciple KOV eminent Ohio said mir president on his current western is an effort not tn this hut t discredit the nf In s at the COP candidate said Mi Truman's at- tack on gives aid and Hummel Accuses Wallace Backers O Secretary of State Edward J Hummel told the Ohio court today that of Henry A Wallace's cipal campaigner in Ohio were Communists The secretary of slate who the presidential candidate from the Ohio ballot listed them as Nathan R Zahin administrative of the dent v Elsie Zazrivy and David I Sindell an attorney all of Cleveland They were among ten persons who signed affidavits required by law that they had no connection with said S assistant of stale Hummel in a ment filed with the court that Tahm and were found to be Communists in an conducted bv S Houston chief of thr tarv of state 1 Douran snid I lie investigator's findings were based on files of the FBI and the Cleveland police de- The of filed tions of Houston's re- with the supreme i our t In to n demand fiom the Wai Senate Approves Training For Men 19 to 26 WASHINGTON House Republican leaders stamped an emphatic must today on enactment of a peacetime draft law next week Encouraged by the vote the Senate Rave its selective vice revival House porters w ere confident of sending a finished to President Truman before Martin told reporters the House hlll will be called to the Tuesday or Wednesday He predicted it will pass with only one day of debate This would contrast with six days and three nights of Senate oratory House Rules Chairman Leo b Allen said his will meet Monday to the House measure up or down The has been awaiting com- clearance since May 1 With adjournment set for a week from Saturday the hill cannot be debated in the House unless the rules committee approves it There aie no fundamental between the Senate and House hills but some provisions will have to be compromised Both WIN would expire in two jears and both would require two of military for enough men from 19 to the armed up In full authorized strength Amendments voted during ate debate cut the life of that from five years to two tacked a measure re- vamping the court martial systems of the army nnd air force and outlawed the poll tax as n re- for voting by men in- ducted under the hill The Senate aho voted to allow recruiting of 25.000 aliens in a foreign legion and to reward them with citizenship if their vice Is satisfactory There Is no similar provision in the House The Senate down n pull the trigger feature of the House which would require the to start actual drafting n claiming that tne armed services could not get enough men any other is the Air Forces jet the which Air Stuait announced flics taster than th taken up fuel burned in f NKA Capt Charles K An Force ace of W Va is the first human in tory to fly faster than speed of sound He piloted Hie Air Force's jet locket p I a n the times his toric fust flight 11 October 1947 over the desert test enter at Calif Fatal Crash at State Street Crossing Basis for Big Suit Brother of Dead Woman Seeks In Action Filed Against B O To Resume Work On Dillon Project 2 Others Hurt As Truck and Auto Collide Richard Hooper Fatally Injured Near Gratiot Richard Hooper 25 of 1110 West Main street was killed instantly shortly after 1 o'clock this afternoon when his automobile in a collision with a pickup truck on the National highway a quarter of a mile east of Robert of passenger in the machine was in- jured He was taken to Good Samaritan hospital in a Keck Kalph Hole of driver of the truck taken to flood Samaritan pital in the Keck ambulance but nnt hurt enough to require Deputy Frank and state highway patrolmen In- the crash Authorities said the passenger car was headed west at the time Boles truck loaded with equipment was traveling wards Zanesville The impact ol caused the truck to over- Burglars Busy At N Concord for- this purpose Although the sum is not cient lo permit large-scale tions It was indicates that a con- tract for the furtherance of road relocation will be awarded toward the end of the Work may not Mail until early In 1949 The appropriation which i only the formality of a vote to be- come effective a com body was Keck funeral home taken to the Work on the Dillon in the Licking valley will he resumed during the next fiscal the B O railroad filed it was learned today after a in today bv Thomas L of lurn Bennett of Arcadia lane administrator of the estate of his sister Mrs Mantly last March U when the automobile in which was was It A passenger train at the State street crossing Attorney Charles S Leasure representing the plaintiff claims the railroad company failed to have warning bells in operation at Burglars last night broke Into the that the tram was two and two filling stations traveling 45 miles per hour in i by the amuse persons struck a mine ana same in at Concord and made off violation of a city I ami the contained in the hp Kattegat early today and at with in cash Deputy Sheriff the engineer failed to blow the hlll 150 of the passengers nnu bell for the nna members were un- 150 Lost When Ship Hits Mine Denmark A between the W vessel originally allotted by the amuse persons struck a mine and sank In Bulletins house Corp an- it had offered three unions a sis pel cent wage and plus nn additional paid holiday for paid em- reported whistle or ring the bell for the cX fm W oV Miller filling station said the thieves entered filling station bv smashing n and obtained the money from a cash drawer despite the was equipped with alarm A bell was connected to and was wired It would when the drawer w as opened the deputy reports The mechanism apparently ed to A window was broken In rear of Co-Op store to gam entrance there and the thieves ripped off n screen to enter a side window at the drug store Tin burglars pried a side fact that it a home made WASHINGTON House down to 57 a proposal to admit former tn this The f o lie h t against and are now In door but of the at the Miller filling Julia and Robert Campbell two Dons and Shirley Bennett nnd a brother Robert Bennett all of whom she helped support The formerly lived on Park stieet hut recently moved to Arcadia Line Akron Man Flees Cambridge Jail Ml to I hi MK 1 John Joseph Sopko a alleged i cracker from Akion broke a The project last Kep -I In the appropriation to a point where it was not feasible to on He failed in effort to the project and last action the joint committee another for who has battle the Whether the next to be awarded will provide for com- of the entire relocation project or authorize the and crew members were un- accounted for The vessel was the steamer owned by the Steamship Company A company official said of the passengers not accounted for must be feared drowned He said about 250 passengers and crew members had been res cued by 10 a m 5 a m ESTl The first to reach ihorn frum the scene of was the Danish Lube which carried IS The was traveling station n the ned when eaily who lives in the rear W O Oliver He picked a lock on Ins cell then struct Ion of the new railroad between Copenhagen and ncross the 1 nt when she hit the mine Aalborg is boM was no known of across has already arrived here the Kattegat gat Hi it s the vea July 1 undei the anc granted bv the Joint committee Funds for other ects were slashed and an item of were lowered before the an to to ail who want to inci supporter s ho wanted tn know bailed from e ballot Hummel hailed the as do the Communists Fascists nnd believer m a Three Wounded In Shooting Fray W MARION m-A meeting between n recently divorced ended in the of In today police said Police Chief William D he was holding Matthews following the of his wife Mrs U her mother Miv Heck nnd Cm I Hice Marks said the 01 cut red nt the cl home and that thews was nt the time He i barges of shooting with to kill would he Matthews suit Mi P k had times m t'i at n and was in Phev Mis li as fair nnd had Ix en wounded In the nrm nnd tel.nsed after aid treatment 11 TATON O H a died m of heail hr In speak on his bombardment of to flv over th Columbia flood but stud he would keep it on until the November His flushed fiom m bv nnd his voice n the chief executive he would i IV his case from one end of tne to the other nnd Thin if people want to continue policies of Hie KOth Congress that will he vour He made tins statement last night b f.ii.- r at paik nt the end of n Marks tom in which blamed bar led the Wallace ticket under n law enacted in 1011 which was designed to keep from the ballot or groups en- In activities The group asked the court to Secretary of State mel to accept their nominating petitions ami put them on the lot The court instructed Hummel to the request en show by June why he should not IN O 111 A pleasure ride on n motor hike ended Light with the death of Carol 1.1 Greenville O and to 10 after the vehicle collided with two automobiles CANTON O in Workers pickets whose strike lias Hoover Co production at North Ion plan today to keep 800 office workers fiom the plant union of- report MANSFIELD O council last an nance to put this city of Inhabitants on light saving time but Mavor Rov W Vaughn declined to sign it The will become I iw if Vaughn not it place shouted nt them Miller told the deputy he heard a of pipe cut the intruders hut didn't bother to get out of bed He waited until sheet to the to dam omitted Senate op ned the door mm in descending the Icet to have this sum he to them ind frightened Deputy sheriff Warm k who lives at the jail said cut way to on the enst Mde of tlie building His escape was discovered shortly after H o'clock tins morning Oilier ers m the jail told heird no tailing the i Polite him on March n Peoples Oil Co office here where n safe had been broken He indicted cm for cluded them away All expect the Vernon station are located in the block Robert nnd Judson Miller con- nt New assisted with the Investigation Another Portland Dike Gives Way bunking env nnd entering awaiting Dynamite Carried From Flaming Shed Fire noon an engine sh d nt Cannon Bros clay mine miles of and ind prevented Dresden Officer Senf to Palestine pi ices the hou lack of inter in 101 Inge nnd welfare Democrats Win On Housing Vote A Demi intu in one IK house put the fate of long ilion up to n Democrats voting and with the help of three took full charge of the member banking committee I late That body led hv a II to H vote all the Jor of the housing IN Bron 11 In Horseshoe O I I H I 1 If M f behalf of a client i Another One Advertises in tlie Classified ads in The Signal anil Times Rei order and is pleased with obtained The house was and the ml cancelled r the Hist tioti In Tins Is not nn unusual ad nnd jet it for the It proves that it Is belter to In the usual manner rither than not to advertise at all If YOU hive n tn sell or rent cull the Signal I Recorder and for an Capt Roy D M Miller of Dresden is among the seven f S Marine who arrived nt Haifa Palestine to help the fulled Nations fire in the Palestine war There will be American I Belgian nnd Swedish officers on hand to that the truce is according to an dispatch from Haifa Capt was from Jefferson school His Kov Sr n farmer ID five vents ago Mis Fannie Miller of i- an aunt Oie lU The ing Columbia broke another dike on out- skirts nnd meed a noli inca ten miles to tlie Doomed the port fom golf nnd M Lakeside and homes for several pel son All residents were ago but the of- fice feared some might have I in lied The an port Mien sounded a warning w h- n the caul in the The fire de- at n SMI ill on east of w ailed n to i etui m-e cais raced roads of the water with sit ens going pulled out all troops nnd dike win Habitual Criminal Sentenced to Life CHARLESTON W II Homer automobile Ian env in in- here nnd was sentenced to life imprisonment under the habitual criminal net admitted having served two previous terms in the p tun v on before Judge W Hall who imposed still pend ng Dean is n hearing June on his extradition to Ohio wh re H what might have been a disastrous explosion hv n case and a half of from the burning building The firemen not only the but managed to keep the fiom spreading to n nearby tipple Neighbors nnd summoned the fire The mm was not in operation nnd fire had con- headway when firemen Origin of was know n Fire at Airport Destroys 21 Planes ST JOSEPH Mn lars hangar airplanes nnd a hall by the National were by fire early nt Field Hugh ager the loss nt pending a more check fireman was overcome bv smoke while fighting the taken to a St Joseph Accused Killer Asks Trial by 3 In- MEDINA O cl dieted hv n Mav tin in Potion slaving of i- mer on n lonely load here In April has requested n tual n judge court Ills which had been for June It been nnd IIH the summer nml other ahead of it in Cab charge li dn d vi H U is wanted on a also is wanted on a 111 Veteran Brooklyn Politician Dies YORK in lei T ol died night His native is the point of and he made it moi e famous hv h was the Licking n ill two it a pot of the the sheriff assistant politics politics point people's regular democratic organization Three Indicted In Liquor Bribe COLUMBUS Indictments and bribes were returned against A E Oppenheimer chief permit examiner of the State department Named with Oppenheimer in one of two bills was Hugh M Ruel ot Portsmouth chairman of the to count Republican Executive e and a Taft delegate to the National convention A thud of the two ments was Tracy Pack of mouth a cab line operator The franklin pausing In a In- of the liquor ment Issued I Kurl and Pack will be on or 21 the date by lin criminal Judge John In Oppenheimer was accused li Soliciting and a of from Howard Call tavern operator iji soliciting a bribe of from of London O who with his wife operates the Shivels hotel In a second indictment heimer and Pack were of Soliciting from Iv Feb 10 10 Soliciting 51.000 from Iv day Feb 0 prosecutor Ralph J an- nouncing the indictments Id he would divulge no ot the evidence obtained in more six weeks of grand ury tion Fair died MI H i K MmU of F o -y u leader T mounted bv the of cloudy and a little low am WO Today 82.4
