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1950April 08

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• APRIL 20 OPENING IN INTERNATIONAL; League to Start 67th Season With Springfield Team Replacing Newark
• UTILITY MAN WARNS ON 'SOCIALIZATION'; Texan Says Oil and Gas Are to Follow Electric Power on Nationalization List Sees R.E.A. Overstepping Bounds
• Thai King to Return to Europe
• MRS. ADA BROCKETT
• Glasgow Nurse Dies of Smallpox
• North Dakota Coach Resigns
• Plan Jewish Memorial On Fifth Avenue Site
• MISS LORETTA F. IRELAND
• New Recording Playback Device
• Italians Are Relieved; Italians Oppose Annexation
• MASQUERS TO MAKE MOVIES FOR VIDEO; Stage and Screen Actors Club Plans Series With Talent Provided by Members Film About Gambling Queen
• WILLIAM P. COLLINS
• SEARCH ON FOR PRISONER; Fairfield Jail Inmate Escapes 20 Minutes Before Release
• AIR TRAINING IN GERMANY; Soviet Zone Starts Program for Glider Pilots Despite Ban
• To Be Installed by Post Of Jewish War Veterans
• TWO WAR FRIGATES SOLD TO EGYPTIANS
• Bulgaria Denies U.N. Statement
• TROTH ANNOUNCED OF ROBIN EDWARDS; Los Angeles Girl Will Be Wed to Curtis Roosevelt, Grandson of the 32d President BRIDES-ELECT
• Broker Found Hanged
• Nopco Forms Pacific Division
• INDONESIA DELIVERS ULTIMATUM TO REBEL
• Birdie Glanzer, Connecticut College Junior, Engaged to Stanley B. Brundage of Yale; Drake--Keady Donlin--Munisteri
• OIL CHANGE IS HELD VITAL TO MOTORING; Economy of 1,000-Mile Rate Cited in 32-Car Tests-- Vacationists Warned Tested in Three Groups
• New Zealand Eases Credit
• LUMBER INDEX UP 9.5%; Shipments Rise 25.4%, Orders Advance 10.4% in Week Business Index Eases
• Books--Authors
• TOTTEN COMMANDER DUE; Maj. Gen. Collins Will Supervise Civilian Units in Two States
• REGRADING OF BEEF IS SKETCHED BY U.S.; Federal Action Will Be Based on Changing Tastes--Trade, Consumers Will Decide Less Than 1 Per Cent Prime Division of "Commercial" Grade
• R.C.A. Directors Declare First Extra on Common
• Army to Increase Reserves Who Are Ready for Combat; Active Force of 367,000 to Be Built Up in 5 Years Under New Program ARMY TO INCREASE RESERVE STRENGTH Pay Status Clarified
• BRITAIN TO AID TOURISTS; New Plan Allows Americans to Avoid Purchase Tax
• THE GUATEMALAN INCIDENT
• Two Die in Ramapo Woods Blaze; 348 Brush Fire Alarms in the City; TWO CHILDREN DIE IN RAMAPO BLAZE 174 Blazes in Queens Philadelphia Firemen Busy Brush Fires in Jersey WHERE THREAT OF A FOREST FIRE STARTED
• WALTER HUSTON, 66, NOTED ACTOR, DEAD; Leading Stage and Screen Star for Generation First Played on Broadway in 1924 WON 'OSCAR' IN SON'S FILM Both Honored for 'Treasure of the Sierra Madre'--Here He Scored in 'Dodsworth' Had Completed Vacation Casualness Marked His Style Scored Hit in 'Dodsworth'
• DISPUTES SETTLED ON MEXICAN STARS; Trautman Rules on Status of Players With Mexicali, El Paso and Juarez Clubs 3 Pacts Nullified Worked as Free Agents
• TRADE HERE NOT ALARMED; Reports Poor Spring Season, for Felt, Following Fall Slump
• Live Bomb Found in Tokyo
• HERMANN J. BUB
• Pacific Gas Rights Well Sold Up
• Democratic Swedish Pup Nearly Breaks Royal Ties
• MRS. IDA STEAD FIERO
• FIRST GLANCE WINS SPRINT AT JAMAICA; Filly Completes Guerin Triple --Atkinson Rides 3 Winners --13 in Excelsior Today Six Jockeys Outstanding Bed o' Roses Out of Derby
• MANHATTAN TRANSFERS
• British Submarine Blows Up
• COLD, WIND KEEP TRUMAN INDOORS; President Dons a Sweater and Works on Papers--First Lady Leaves for Washington
• MRS. JAMES BELL
• Dewey Suspends Bill-Signing
• BALBIERS DEFEATS VOGT, GREENBERG; Reaches Semi-Finals in GoodNeighbor Tennis----Brown IsVictor Over Behrens
• CRESTON AVE. SUITES AMONG BRONX DEALS
• Of Local Origin
• LAZAR STEFANOVIC
• 3 BEATEN, 9 SEIZED IN N.M.U. AFFRAYS; Dozen Men Chase Distributors of Anti-Curran Leaflet Into Store, Attack Them There 2 Were Expelled From Union Trouble-Hunters, Says Curran
• Ching to Speak at Dinner
• GENERAL EAKER FEARS SOVIET ATOM ASSAULT
• ITALY'S REDS SET PLAN TO BLOCK U.S. ARMS
• Yerger--Sheffield
• 1,838 SAIL ON QUEEN MARY; Robert E. Sherwood Ridicules Charges Against Lattimore
• BUSINESS WORLD; Retail Sales Here Off in Week Heavy Easter Candy Demand Refrigerator Record Set Television Tools Ordered Patience Urged on Excise Tax Furniture Gifts for Mother Minks 90 Per Cent Sold New Felt Slipper Offered
• MISS A.S. THOMAS BECOMES FIANCEE; Former Member of the Waves Engaged to Gordon Powers, an Architect Here
• STATE AID SETS RECORD; Help to Localities in Fiscal Year Totals $505,081,803
• Spring Flowers and Plants Adapted to Corsages and Arrangements for Easter
• DOW CHEMICAL LOSES SUIT; Court Says Company Infringed Patent on Dies
• Engineer Group to Meet
• INVENTOR, 100, DIES POOR; George A. Long, Blind, and Once Wealthy, Lived in Basement
• V.A. ECONOMY AXE LOPS OFF 250 JOBS; Non-Medical Personnel Here Dismissed--Little Effect on Veterans Forecast
• UTILITY'S PARENT TO SELL IT TO T.V.A.; National Power & Light Board Approves Deal for Memphis Generating Company
• Cool, Windy Easter Forecast After Touch of Spring Today; Cool, Windy Forecast for Easter After a Touch of Spring Today Crowds at Jersey shore Cold Delays Lily Planting
• Pan-Americans in Concert
• "UNIFYING" INDONESIA
• U.S. REBUKES KOREA ON INFLATION CRISIS; THREATENS AID CUT; Stern Note Also Emphasizes Concern Over Rhee Move to Postpone Elections HOFFMAN ADDS A WARNING Washington Calls Envoy Home for Study of the Situation-- Rebel Raids Are Renewed Note to Greece Recalled Fiscal Errors Listed Rate Is $120,000,000 a Year U.S. THREATENS CUT IN ITS AID TO KOREA
• MRS. S. DE COURCY, 79, HOSTESS TO ROYALTY
• Paul M. Hahn Elected President of American Tobacco Company
• BIG LAND HOLDINGS IN EGYPT ASSAILED; Ministry of National Economy Plan Says Possession of More Than 50 Acres Is Asocial Condemns Land Distribution No Opposition to Views
• AMOS DOTTERER
• E.C.A. AIDE SPURS REFORM IN GREECE; Porter Presses on Venizelos Need for Action--Cabinet Investigates Farm Bank
• FRANK W. RYAN
• APARTMENT RENTALS
• West's Prestige in Mid-East Impaired by Unrest in Area; Lack of Coordinated Policy to Improve Conditions Viewed as Aid to Soviet Lack of Coordination Cited Moves Held Contradictory
• SCHOEFFLER IN DEBUT AS AMFORT AS AT 'MET'
• MISS MARJORIE MOTTRAM
• GARMAN'S DOG TRIUMPHS; Pointer Breathless Captures AllAge Stake at Medford
• Hotel Sold in Louisville, Ky.
• TITO SEES NO PERIL OF IMMEDIATE WAR; Predicts 'Cold War' Will End in Year or Two--Wou1d Deal With Plastiras in Greece Travels "Own Road"
• Yeggs Bind Guard, Get $15,000
• MRS. HECTOR J. M'NEILE
• Ford Physics Building Burns
• U.N. COURT IDEA SCOUTED; Swedish Jurist Believes Time Is 'Not Ripe' for New Tribunal
• NAVY SHIP AND PLANE JOIN IN OCEAN RESCUE
• ARAB LEADERS PRESS JOINT SECURITY PACT
• MacNeil--Stansell
• Reynaud Takes Off for Paris
• Checks Taken in $49,000 Robbery Found In Auto by Wife of Loan Concern's Head
• RECORD FORESEEN FOR AUTO OUTPUT; Ward's Reports 615,200 Units for April--Ford, Studebaker Both Set Marks for March Sales Record for Ford Studebaker Sets Record
• Grimm--Mahone
• News of Food; Celery Root, Dressed Up as Hors d'Oeuvre in French Style, Is Stimulus for Appetite A Crisp Hors d'oeuvre ESCOFFIER'S SAUCE MOUTARDE SAUCE REMOULADE
• BUSINESS RECORDS; BANKRUPTCY PROCEEDINGS ASSIGNMENTS
• Events Today
• TUNNEL ADDS PROTECTION; More Sensitive Gas Counters Installed in Holland Tubes
• AUTO DEALER DENIES GUILT; Brooklyn Man Freed in Bail on Bank Loan Charges
• UTILITY PLANS NEW ISSUE; Black Hills Power Asks F.P.C. to Approve Sale of Bonds
• DIVIDEND TAX PLAN AIMED AT EVADERS; Proposal for 10% Withholding by Corporations Has Strong Support in House Group DIVIDEND TAX PLAN AIMED AT EVADERS Drawback to Plan Stressed
• Guild Art Show to Open
• THE MENACE OF "M'CARTHYISM"
• CHAIM MURAVCHIK
• Braves Turn Back Reds by 5-4 On Marshall's Home Run in Ninth; Former Giant's Round-Tripper Wins Game at Releigh--Dobson of Red Sox Shuts Out Macon With 4 Hits, 11 to 0 Williams Poles 3-Run Homer Pirates Rout Newsom Phillies Top Fort, Worth, 6--3
• EUROPE SEES GAIN IN PAPER INDUSTRY; E.C.A. Says Assistance Funds Used to Improve Pulp Plants Have Reduced Purchases
• FRENCH REDS PURGE RANKS; Shake-Up Puts Younger Men in Some Top Party Posts
• J. HARRISON ROLL
• Bombers Toppled by Barons, 8-4 When Johnson Falters in Eighth; Four-Run Rally by Birmingham Decides-- Yanks Get Only Six Hits, Including Collins' Homer With 1 On in First Loses All of Lead Get Late Breakfast Doubles Into Double Play A YANKEE OUT AT THE PLATE TRYING TO SCORE FROM FIRST
• S.E.C. TO PROCEED AGAINST OTIS & CO.; Cleveland Investment House Fails in Move to Disqualify Commissioners for Bias ACTION PENDING IN COURTS Brokerage Registration Could Be Suspended Over Refusal to Sell Kaiser-Frazer Stock Inquiry on Stock Issue
• Shanghai Evacuation Snagged
• REV. ALBERT E. PLACE
• Radio and Television; N.B.C. Plans Return of the 'Chamber Music Society of Lower Basin St.' in May
• Reich Sent to Sacramento
• BUILDERS ACQUIRE LONG ISLAND LAND; Plan Dwellings for Seaford Harbor--Merrick to Get 250 Ranch Style Homes
• 'HUKS' REPORTED BEATEN; Philippine President Asserts Highways Are Again Safe
• Music Events Today
• REV. OWEN V. DAVIS
• GERMANS ASK END OF SHIPPING CURBS; Builders Hope London Meeting of Western Foreign Chiefs Will Permit Flag on Seas
• Sports Today
• BUILDING PLANS FILED
• FRENCH ARMY IN INQUIRY; Will Take Up Case of Generals in Indo-China Leak
• REV. DR. ROGER BENNETT
• Toll in Spanish Wreck Now 20
• JERUSALEM MARKS TW0 HOLY FEASTS; Passover Nears End, Christian Holy Week About to Reach Climax--Europe Celebrates Warm Weather in Europe 100,000 Pilgrims in Rome Spain Displays Greater Fervor
• RULES ON THOMAS FINE; Washington Says His Parole Hinges on $10,000 Payment
• Freight Rams Special, 2 Hurt
• Ecuador Finds Flood Victims
• HOPE FERGUSON FIANCEE; Bryn Mawr Student Will Be the Bride of Andrzej Kuhn
• BUSINESS MAN HERE IS M'CARTHY SOURCE; Kohlberg Says He Presented Information on Lattimore and Jessup to Senator
• A BOOKKEEPING ERROR; Youth, Held in $384 Theft, Learns Entries Aren't Penciled. In
• H. & M. STAFF CHANGES; Executives Named to 'Expedite' Modernization Program
• Music Programs That Will Be Offered at Easter Services in Churches of City Tomorrow; BAPTIST COLLEGIATE Reformed Church in America CONGREGATIONAL DISCIPLES OF CHRIST LUTHERAN METHODIST PENTECOSTAL PRESBYTERIAN PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL REFORMED REFORMED EPISCOPAL ROMAN CATHOLIC SWEDENBORGIAN UNITARIAN BROOKLYN BAPTIST CONGREGATIONAL DISCIPLES LUTHERAN METHODIST PRESBYTERIAN PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL REFORMED QUEENS BAPTIST CONGREGATIONAL LUTHERAN METHODIST PRESBYTERIAN PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL REFORMED TO SING THE PRAISES OF THE RISEN CHRIST
• Ketcham--May
• Improved Zero-Zero Landing Radar Gets Tests at La Guardia Next Week; LA GUARDIA AIRPORT RECEIVES A NEW RADAR UNIT
• NEW TREND IN GLOVES IS LONGER LENGTHS
• ARRIVAL OF BUYERS
• BEAL AND BIDDLE DISPLAY ART HERE; Paintings by Veteran American Realists on View--Galleries Offer Varied Exhibitions
• POLICE RAID BOOKSTORE; Report the Seizure of Obscene Matter in Newark Shop
• JOHNSON OFFICE PICKETED; 'Fast for Peace' Members Sit on Floor in Corridor
• War on Political-Gangster Links Spurred by Kansas City Slayings; KANSAS CITY FIGHT ON CRIME SPURRED Cites "Eager Politicians" Attended Democratic Caucus Some See Pendergast Aided
• TUG-OF-WAR IN TRIESTE
• LITTLE TEXAN GETS 68 IN SECOND ROUND; Hogan Runner-up With 141 to Ferrier's 137 at Halfway Point on Augusta Links DEMARET HAS 72 FOR 142 Little Totals 143, Riegel and Spears 144--Snead at 145 With Nelson and Picard Misfortunes Beset Snead Hogan Drives Into Creek PAR FOR THE COURSE SECOND-ROUND CARDS SHOWING THE WAY IN THE MASTERS TOURNAMENT ON LINKS IN GEORGIA
• DR. HENRY HALL COVELL
• BAKSI KNOCKS OUT REYNOLDS IN 7TH; Referee Stops St. Nick Fight With loser Down 7th Time --Simmons Beats Parisi
• Heads Ohio Forging Concern
• M'CARTHY IN GATOR BOWL; Veteran Publicity Man Named Director for Football Event
• INDIAN GROUP ASKS MINORITIES PEACE; Congress Party Working Unit Warns of a Catastrophe, Hits 'Islamic' Pakistan Final Draft Presented
• ARTHUR E. WALLACE
• 2 BOYS ESCAPE CREVICE; Scouts, Trapped All Night, Climb Out as 50 Begin Hunt
• REALTY FINANCING
• CZECHS AND POLES COORDINATE TRADE; Prague Ministry's Organ Cites Integration and Direction by Moscow Economic Body
• Dies 9 Hours After Wife
• 4,000 Face Smallpox Immunity Tests When Ships Arrive Soon From Britain
• Kelley Beats 38 Rivals In 15-Mile Road Race
• Buys Dwelling in New Dorp
• Israel and Austria in Trade Pact
• CHARLES A. ELMENDORF
• 'COLD-WAR' SEMINAR SET; 200 U.S. Aides to Attend Classes of State Department
• Dulles Visiting Summer Home
• SHIPPING--MAILS; ALL HOURS GIVEN IN EASTERN STANDARD TIME Ships That Arrived Yesterday Incoming Passenger and Mail Ships Ships That Departed Yesterday Outgoing Passenger and Mail Ships Reports From Foreign Ports Freighters and Tankers Due Today Outgoing Freighters Not Assigned Mail Overseas Plane Arrivals and Departures
• Jailed Nazi Ex-Official Dies
• EUNICE STERNBERGER WED; Bride of A. Robert Wimpfheimer in Ceremony at Her Home
• DOWNS SEIZED IN TRAILER; Burglary Fugitive Has Rifles, Guns, Dynamite, Television
• REALTY MAN FOUND DEAD; Apparently Victim of Heart Attack in Long Island Home
• T.V.A. Power System Is Paying Its Way, Says Gant, Asserting It Yields 4% Return
• EASTER SERVICES TO BEGIN TONIGHT; Annual Pre-Dawn and Sunrise Observances Will Be Held Throughout the Nation Other Spectacular Services Service in Carl Schurz Park Old Tradition Is Continued
• Barbara Hoyt Will Be Married
• BASKET THEFTS STOP, BAFFLEMENT DOESN'T
• SLOWNESS IS ADVISED IN WEIGHT CUTS AT 40
• WHISKY SETTLES TO NORMAL OUTPUT; February Total in Nation Off to 10,114,712 Gallons From 14,148,229 Year Before
• SPECIAL ART DISPLAY; Rosenwald Collection Additions to Be Shown Tomorrow
• ELECTRONIC TUBE SHOWS MOLECULES; Units of Penicillin and Sugar Glow on a Glass Cornea for X-Ray Scientists AID TO DISEASE THERAPY Conferees on Diffraction at Penn State College View Results of Long Studies To Aid Disease Therapy "Computer" Draws Out Contours New Horizons Held Likely
• Named to Newspaper Post
• PRIMARY AVERAGES OFF FRACTIONALLY; Week's Index Drops 0.1% With Meat Declining but Grains, Building Materials Rising
• BRIDGES, M'CARRAN ASK U.S. TO REVIEW 'WASTE' IN GERMANY; Charge Dismantling and Other Present Economic Policies Cost Taxpayer Too Heavily BRITISH ACCUSED OF CURBS New Hampshire Senator Says London Fears Competition in Industry and on Sea Bridges Criticizes British BRIDGES, M'CARRAN ASK GERMAN STUDY Charges British Aid Communists
• LONG ISLAND TO THE RESCUE
• Rangers Favor Montreal 'Home' For Stanley Cup Hockey Finals; Blue Shirts, in Good Trim and Confident, Hope Forum Will Be available for Their Use Against Toronto-Detroit Winner Boucher Exudes Optimism
• Sales Cut $100,000,000 From Retail Inventories
• H. ANDREW FISH
• Eddy to Lead Purdue Five
• LIVESTOCK IN CHICAGO
• Text of U.S. Note to Korea; Budget Limits Ignored Election Move Noted
• LE ROY H. MOON
• U.S. DENIES REBUFF TO ISRAEL ON ARMS
• FREDERIC D. OSMAN
• CLEARED OF PASSING SHIP; Transport Skipper Absolved in Case of Navy Tender
• LIVERPOOL VICTOR OVER BURNLEY, 2-0; Gains English Soccer Lead as Manchester United Eleven Bows to Birmingham
• TAXPAYER PROPERTY AMONG JERSEY SALES
• Peiping, Poland Sign Trade Pact
• ERIC H. EWERTZ, 76, SUBMARINE EXPERT; Construction Aide in Building of Holland; First Undersea Craft of U.S. Navy, Dies Started as a Shipfitter
• Submarine Service Marks Golden Jubilee Tuesday
• MISS MORAN LOSES IN 3-SET CONTEST; Beaten by English Rival at Monte Carlo Net--Talbert, Trabert in Semi-Finals
• New York Girl Wins Israel Prize
• Obituary 1 -- No Title
• FIRST SHIPMENT OF MACHINERY UNDER POINT FOUR PROGRAM
• 4 More Tremors Hit Leghorn
• MILL CLOSING PROTESTED; Cheap Labor in Georgia Blamed by N.J. Hosiery Workers
• BROTHER CONVICTED IN 'MERCY' KILLING; Pennsylvania Jury Rules Out Insanity Plea in Cancer Case --Manslaughter Is Verdict State Contention Upheld Crime Is Called "Planned" New Meeting on Sander Due IT'S CHERRY BLOSSOM TIME IN NATION'S CAPITAL
• TEXTILE UNION RIFT HAS C.I.0. WORRIED; Rieve's Plan to Oust Baldanzi From No. 2 Post to Stir Fight at Convention "Pressure" Put on Rieve Possible Revolt Seen
• CHRISTIANS OF CITY MARK GOOD FRIDAY; Overflow Audiences at Some Churches Join Meditations on Christ's Last Words 15,000 at St. Patrick's Role of Cross Is Cited
• Dorothie Ann Fox Betrothed
• Bixbys Land at Tokyo Field
• SAFE LOOTED OF $12,000; Garment Concern Robbery Listed as Biggest in Newark History
• Advertising News and Notes; Ayer Award Entries Top 800 Accounts Personnel Notes
• Personal Notes
• YALE PLANS ART ADDITION; 3-Story Structure to Be Added to University Gallery
• STEINHARDT'S WILL FILED; Widow Receives Estate--Two $25,000 Bequests Included
• WOOL IMPORTS NOW 49% ABOVE YEAR AGO
• 28 'WHODUNITS' NOMINATED; Mystery Writers to Present 6 Awards on April 20
• CITY PLANS WORK FOR 5,000 ON RELIEF; Refusal After July 1 Means Dropping From Roll, Hilliard Says, Citing New Law
• PROXY APPEAL STAYED; Court Sets Hearing for April 12 on Letter of Katy Group
• BRITISH FEAR TRADE OF JAPAN, GERMANY; Revival of Competition Gives Concern Said to Rank With Anxiety Over Dollar Gap British Fear Trade Competition Of Reviving Japan and Germany
• Topics of The Times; Clean Fresh Paper Beauty Before Use Sonnet in Figures Even When Finished Steaks and Bones
• Tie Game Possible Tonight
• BUSINESS DOUBLED IN WELDING TOOLS; Second-Quarter Showing Big Lead Over January, Lincoln Electric Executive Says
• JOSEPH B. SWIM
• PENN'S 4 IN FOURTH TOP PRINCETON, 10-7; Quakers Come From Behind in Non-League Game--Uehlein, Jefferies Star at Bat
• S.E.C. CRACKS DOWN ON UTILITY CONCERN; Failure to Carry Out a 1947 Plan Brings Threat of Suit to Maine Holding Company Texas Electric Service Texas Power and Light
• NEW ZEALAND ENVOY WILL LEAVE MOSCOW
• MRS. NICHOLAS SCHEUER
• HATTEN OF BROOKS BEATS ATLANTA, 9-4; Dodger Southpaw Goes Route and Yields Only 7 Hits-- Furillo Is Batting Star Odd Cracker Fielding New Orleans Product
• Dies at 93, Leaves 109 Kin
• Mishap Delays Commuters
• POLO FINAL ON TONIGHT; Brooklyn to Meet Yellows for Senior Title at Squadron A
• TRANSFERS IN THE BRONX
• THE SCREEN: THREE LOCAL FILM PREMIERES; 'The Damned Don't Cry,' With Joan Crawford, Is the New Attraction at Strand At the Rivoli The Marx Brothers Run Riot at the Criterion--'Comanche Territory' Rivoli Bill
• M'INTOSH KELLOGG
• 2 SEIZED FOR CHAINING BOY; Child, 10, Shackled in Yard of Part-Time Nevada Trapper
• U.S. NET ACES GAIN FINALS; Larsen Scores in South Africa-- Misses Fry, Hart Advance
• Last 'Link' in Early Man Found in Transvaal Cave
• Transport News and Notes; Boeing Stratocruisers Carried 160,000 Paying Passengers During Last Year New Company to Start Soon Best Prospects for Light Plane Ban Reported in Rumania Mobile Training Units Used
• CAUSE OF A CONTROVERSY IN ROME
• C.I.O. COUNCIL OUSTED; Charter of Washington State Unit Is Revoked
• Marlin to Close Smith Gun Plant
• BELFAST POLICE ARREST 10; Raids Called Part of Precautions for Republican Anniversary
• Margery Ann Laub Affianced
• UNIVERSITY STUDENT SLAIN; State Alarm Spread for Suspect in Chapel Hill, N.C., Shooting
• U.S. JUDGE DISMISSES CHEESE TRUST CASE
• Books of the Times; Rusticating and Ruminating A Philosophy of Simplicities
• 1,458,918 COUNTED IN THE CITY CENSUS; Figures Are Up to Wednesday Only but Progress of Task Is Held Satisfactory 2,903,309 IN AREA LISTED Deadline May Be Extended for Two Sections--350 Aides Trained for Work Quit Summaries Are Promised Truer Picture Wednesday
• STATE URGED TO PAY MORE; Increases for 1,200, and Some Cuts, Are Proposed at Albany
• NEW GAS SHARES READY; Northern Natural to Offer Issue of $10 Par to Stockholders
• RATHBONE IS READY FOR HUXLEY DRAMA; Actor Expected to Sign in Next Week for 'Gioconda Smile'-- Traube to Produce It Birthday for Young Star Perry Awards Tomorrow Pot-Pourri of the Theatre TO PORTRAY MAGNOLIA
• 'DIPLOMA MILL' HEAD SUED IN RELIEF FRAUD
• CHAIN STORE SALES
• World News Summarized
• WAITRESSES JOIN FIGHT ON BARMAIDS; Five on Picket Line Hold It 'Wrong' for Women to Take Men's Job--Scuffle at Cafe
• Abroad; The Ringing Message of the Easter Bells "Comrades, It Is Easter" A Census of Souls Shadows of the Bomb Variations on a Theme
• Mack, Griffith, Harris To Get Florida Honors
• RAIL ISSUE AUTHORIZED; I.C.C. Clears Burlington Financing Totaling $25,000,000
• EDWARD J. FOLEY
• STATLER REPORTS RISE IN NET PROFITS; Hotels Company Earns $3.34 Against $3.08 in 1948-- Gross Income Lower ROOM OCCUPANCY IS DOWN New Los Angeles Unit Planned for Occupancy in 1952-- Other Company Reports
• TOKYO WITNESS KILLED; Police Say Key Man in Tokuda Inquiry Committed Suicide
• CHARLES J. WESTON
• Comely Belle, 3-2 Choice, Defeats Last Curtain in Laurel Feature; Scores by Length and Half, With Bad Light Third--Ribard Annexes Six-Furlong Sprint for Pay-Off of $174
• GERMANS ENDORSE BERLIN VOTE PLAN; Think Move Would Embarrass Soviet Anew--Improvement in Western Areas Noted Say Communists Lost Ground Berlin Situation Improves
• ROBERT S. WALKER, 73, BANKER IN WATERBURY
• MISS ROSENQUEST VICTOR; Beats Miss Hopkins to Reach Bermuda Tennis Final
• MANHATTAN MORTGAGES
• DAVID L. NAIR
• Hotel Barge Lost, Recaptured
• Pirates Drop Two Players
• THE IRISH AND BRITISH DISCUSS A PROBLEM
• U.N. SITE PLAN BACKED; Architects Approve Redevelopment of Headquarters' Area
• Yacht With Crew of Two Leaves Britain for U.S.
• FURNITURE TRADE SEES ORDERS RISE; Manufacturers and Retailers Agree Trend May Confirm Optimistic Predictions
• SAUDI ARABIA PUSHES MODERNIZATION PLANS
• Rutgers Education Parley Today
• No White House Comment
• Director of Laboratories Named for Borden Unit
• Marion Kriftcher to Be Bride
• Free Press Losing Ground Abroad As Communism Gains, A.P. Finds
• Mrs. Mesta Puts Diplomacy Before Dinners Because She 'Loves' Her Role as U.S. Envoy
• ANTIQUES ON VIEW MONDAY; $5,000,000 Fair to Star Exhibit Telling Railroad's History
• Army Seeks Lard for Japan
• TO STUDY D.P. SITUATION; Carusi and Agency Aide Fly to Frankfort for Survey
• Snake in Rural Mailbox Seen as Joke of City Boys
• Letters to The Times; Qualifications for Teaching Competency in a Subject Considered as Only One of Other Attributes Legion on Hoover V.A. Report Qualifying for Federal School Aid Toward a European Union Incorporation of Economic Body Into Council Is Advocated Tennis Player Commended
• TOBACCO PRICES SET; Government Lists Support Program for Puerto Rican Type
• THAILAND REJECTS PARIS PLEA ON HO; OUR NAVY DOWNS A JUNGLE DESTROYER IN INDO-CHINA
• RICHARD K. CONBOY
• OSCAR MAYER NET HALVED; $2.67 a Share Compared With $5.76 in 1948--Sales Decline
• TOKYO HOLDS BASES NOT AIMED FOR WAR; Yoshida Also Stresses Japan Must Accept Allied Orders on Military Building
• HARRY GRIFFIN
• Summaries of the Races
• TOWN HOUSE SOLD ON THE EAST SIDE; Buyer to Occupy Home on 64th St. Bought from Vivien Kellems
• A GIFT FROM NORTHERN IRELAND FOR THE CHIEF EXECUTIVE
• MRS. W.F. WILLIAMS, QUEENS CIVIC LEADER
• USES CANNON TO END LIFE; Boston Lawyer Third Suicide Linked Innocently With Crime
• WARRANT FOR 'RINGER'; Boxer Who Used Portuguez' Name Is Sought by Wichita
• PLAN 1,200 SUITES FOR FOREST HILLS; Builders at Work on First of Twelve Apartment Houses on Sites in Queens
• THOMAS LLOYD WARD
• ON THE RADIO
• $50,000 ESTATE LEFT BY SUBWAY PORTER; Man of Unsuspected Wealth Wills Building to Ex-G.I.-- Sister Gets Residue
• VAN ZEELAND FILLS PRO-LEOPOLD SLATE; Belgian Designate Declines to Reveal Cabinet--Will Face Parliament Test Tuesday Showdown on King Mapped
• 'Rosenkavalier' at City Center
• 9-Year-Old Willed $9,000,000
• 3 GIRLS MISSING IN BOAT; Coast Guard Searches Sound-- 2 Boys, Also Hunted, Return
• SOVIET VICTORY PREDICTED; Patriarch Alexius Forecasts Issue of East-West Struggle
• MATTHIESSEN ERASED 'SUBVERSIVES' IN WILL
• 2 WATCHMEN SLAIN IN CAPITAL STORE; Washington's Biggest Manhunt in Recent Years Set Off by Double Murder
• F.T.C. ORDERS CLAIMS FOR UTENSILS ABATED
• FETE ON THURSDAY TO AID PARISH FUND
• COMPANY HELD SOLVENT; Rhode Island Insurance Company Reports Drop in Premiums
• Easter Messages; Bishop Sherrill Bishop Stamm Cardinal Spellman
• HONOR TO NEIL M'NEIL; Award of Catholic Press Goes to an Executive of The Times
• Founder of East Side Art School To Be Feted on Its 35th Birthday; Immigrant Ostrowsky Realized Hungering of People for a Creative Outlet
• Good Excuse Excuses Speeding
• RAILWAY REPORT
• Donna Atwood Has Twin Sons
• Manhattan Alumni Dinner
• City Hails Canadian Flotilla On First Formal Visit Here; CANADIAN AIRCRAFT CARRIER ARRIVING HERE ON VISIT 3 CANADIAN SHIPS MAKE FORMAL CALL 21-Gun Salutes Exchanged TV Sets Put on Ships
• YALE BOWS IN 12TH, 2-1; Graves' Hit With Bases Filled Wins for Richmond Nine
• Big Citrus Concentrate Producer to Cut Prices on Product in Chicago and East
• 1,000 NATIONALISTS FLEE; French in Indo-China Report the Escape of Chinese Fugitives
• GEN. MAX A. REITER
• POLO GROUNDERS DOWNED BY 16-12; Feeble Pitching and Series of Miscues by the Giants Give Victory to the Indians TWO HOMERS FOR GORDON He Wallops One With Bases Full, Other With Two On-- Murray Also Connects Some Sorry Pitching Thompson Error Hurts
• OTHER CORPORATE REPORTS
• 3 CHINESE RED JUNKS REPORTED CAPTURED
• MARTHA ATWOOD, RETIRED SOPRANO; Founder of Music School Made Bow as Liu in 'Turandot' at 'Met' in 1926--Dies at 63 Made Operatic Debut in Italy
• MOVE IS ON TO END AIR TICKET FRAUDS; Bureau Seeks to Halt the Sale Through Deceptive Means by Some Agencies Here Where the Deception Lies Some Are Stranded a Week
• JAMAICA RACING CHART; Copyright 1950, by Triangle Publications, Inc. (Daily Racing Form)
• Building Total Sets Record
• ACHESON FULLY IRISH, BROOKE IS INFORMED
• CHARLES N. LAMMERS
• STRANDED SHIP FLOATED; Freighter on a Sandbar Since Wednesday Is Pulled Free
• WOOD, FIELD AND STREAM; Small Ponds Almost Ready 'Chuck-Shooting as Diversion
• BUSINESS LEASES
• U.S. ENVOY DEFERS MOVE ON TRIESTE; Ambassador to Belgrade Drops Trip to Rome to Explore an Agreement on Territory
• DENTON PEARSALL
• ON TELEVISION
• 1,700 FORD WORKERS WALK OUT IN JERSEY
• Children and Cancer
• U.S. Has 201,278 Doctors, One to Every 750 Persons
• SMATHERS ECHOES DEWEY'S CAMPAIGN; Florida Representative Uses Similar Speeches in Fight to Beat Senator Pepper Cites a Quotation Echoes of Dewey
• EXAMINER UPHOLDS EXCESS RISK PACTS; Agreements to Absorb Extra Cargo Insurance Premiums Held to Stay Within Law Examiner Qualifies Approval
• Argentine Departs for Home
• BANDITS FOR BREAKFAST; Gunmen Get Cash, $500 in Gems From 5 in Jersey Home
• Blanchard Heads Hood Rubber
• NATIONALIST MORALE ON HAINAN HELD HIGH
• MISS WHITMORE ENGAGED; Edgewood Park School Alumna Fiancee of Harry C. Morgan
• CATSKILL FRESHETS HALT RAIN-MAKING; Carney, on Tour of Watershed, Orders Respite of 'Several Days' in City's Project OVERFLOW AT SCHOHARIE Despite 100,000,000-Gallon Spillage, Units in Croton Chain Are Found Dry Status of Water in Storage Depletion of Croton System
• BLOOMS OF SPRING POURING INTO CITY; Lilies, Roses, Hyacinths and Tulips Bountiful--Gardenias Are Shortest in Supply Azaleas Overshadow Lilies Daffodils, Iris and Lilacs
• Zinc Output Off, Shipments Up
• BIOGRAPHY OF A PHYSICIST; Princeton Press Will Publish the First of Joseph Henry
• Top Navy Civilian Award Goes to Radar Developer
• NEW STYLES APPEARING AS THE WHITE GLOVE SEASON RETURNS
• NEW YORK CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT
• HICKENLOOPER HITS TYDINGS 'CLEARING' OF PROF. LATTIMORE; Member of Inquiry Committee Assails Maryland Senator for 'Unwarranted' Action READS SUMMARY BY F.B.I. Chairman Holds to His Position as Others Avoid Comment --General Backs Educator Lodge Statement Recalled Telegram Sent by General Hickenlooper Assails 'Clearing' Of Lattimore as 'Unwarranted' Difference With Tydings McGrath Remarks Weighed McCarthy Reaches Here by Air
• NEW CHRYSLER OFFER TO UNION REPORTED
• LIBERALIZING OUT-OF-WORK AID
• EXPORT EXECUTIVE FEARS TRADE WAR; Westinghouse International's President Sounds Warning Against Tariff Changes FOR 'WAIT AND SEE' STAND Many Markets Already Shut, He Says, Citing Controls, Subsidies, Devaluation Two Steps Necessary
• AMERICAN COUPLE ASKS CZECH HAVEN; Ex-Aide in Germany, Scoring U.S. Policies, Appeals for 'Asylum' for Family AMERICAN COUPLE ASKS CZECH HAVEN Murphy, Draper Assailed Marshall Plan Held "Fraud" Wheeler's Work Backed
• EXHIBITION BASKETBALL
• HAT-MAKING TRADE LOWEST IN 10 YEARS; Connecticut Plants Are Near Standstill--Competition of European Products Cited TRADE ASKS HIGHER TARIFF Danbury Local to Seek Action Prohibiting Union Work on 'Iron Curtain' Hat Bodies Higher Tariffs Sought
• CAIRO EASES CENSORSHIP; Interior Minister Says It Will Be 'Exception, Not the Rule'
• DAVID HIRSHFIELD, EX-MAGISTRATE, 84; Accounts Chief Under Hylan, Noted for Investigations, Dies --Was on Bench 1925-35 Had Feud With Controller Born in Hungary
• Zenith Sales Manager Elected Vice President
• MORE TROOPS FOR MALAYA; British Reinforcements Reach Singapore--Others on Way
• J. ALBERT GLEESON