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1955January 31

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• DR.H.V.GUILEDIES[ CARDIOLOGIST 71; atlBe!!evue That Is'Said tO I Have Been First in U;S: 'l
• Chile and Bolivia in Pact Today
• Elected Vice President Of Central Hudson Gas
• $245,272 RECOUPED FOR TENANTS IN 1954
• Don Campbell to Test New Jet Hydroplane
• KOPPERS WILL DESIGN BIG SPANISH FURNACE
• COLLINS WOULD RISK SOUTH VIETNAM AID
• FIGHT ON REDS PLEDGED; Glass Union Promises to Help Oust Communists in Plants
• Goldman--Weisberger
• EX-TEXAS RANGER DIES j
• FAIRFIELD COUNTY SCORED ON VOTING; Connecticut Bill Asks Curb on Commuter 'Misuse' of Absentee Ballot System
• 1-YEAR MATURITIES ARE $78,637,820,506
• CITY MAN WIELDS CONGRESS PLOW; Anfuso of Brooklyn, Tapped for Farm Post, Likes Job in Field He Never Knew
• Timone to Preside at Forum
• AUGUSTUS W. PERR!NE
• MOULEDOUS IS HEARD IN DEBUT AT PIANO
• Nationalist Planes Attack
• Excerpts From Governor Harriman's Message on the 1955-56 State Budget
• U. S. Health Aide Retires
• The Dance: Carola Goya; Artist, in Return, Gives Ethnic Program, Mainly Spanish Matteo -- Is Partner
• Railway Express Names Operating Vice President
• Article 2 -- No Title
• Score 17 Goals in Row
• Baghdad Has Bomb Incident
• BAR REPORT URGES REFORM OF COURTS; A. T. Klots Says Addition of 25 Judgeships Would Not End Problem of Delays
• Readings From Miller Plays
• Fuath of Ulaid Wins Dog Show Honors; IRISH WOLFHOUND BALTIMORE VICTOR
• Article 3 -- No Title
• 5 New Yorkers Hurt in Fire
• BATTLE AGAINST MALARIA
• ARABS RUSH GROUP TO IRAQ TO DELAY PACT WITH TURKEY; Mission Is Flying From Egypt in Attempt to End Rift of Baghdad and Cairo
• H-LINE ABANDONED IN LONDON FASHION; Soft-Molded Feminine Styles Presented -- Goblet, New Silhouette, Is Displayed
• 17 WHIP TO POLICE HOUSE DEMOCRATS; Regional Assistants Named to Rally Party's Strength and Maintain Liaison
• Hamilton-Madison House Will Be Aided By 'The Desperate Hours' March 8 and 10
• M'AULIFFE ASKS ARMOR; Seeks Atomic Mobility -- Takes Over Army in Europe Today
• LaynmDi Costanzo
• GEORGE W. DEAN
• GERMAN PRESENTS FASHIONS IN PARIS
• Wings Rout Canadiens;; Skov, Bonin Pace Detroit
• C. & N. W. REPORTS $4,592,295 DEFICIT; Result Contrasts With Profit of $4,248,078 for 1953 -Other Rail Earnings
• UTILITY STOCK SOLD; Books Closed on Offering of Philadelphia Water Co.
• ' The Proceedings ?i! ?/:::'fi(:.the U. - N..
• MISS BIRNBACH A BRIDE; { Graduate of Cornell !s Wed{ Here to Bernard Pustilnik {
• MRS. WILLIAM B. EAKIN
• Heads Aluminum Association
• Article 1 -- No Title
• CHINESE LANGUAGE A SINGAPORE ISSUE; Body Representing Colony's Majority Asks British to Make It Official Tongue
• SMITH OF JERSEY IS 75; Responsibility Keeps Him Alive, Key G. O. P. Senator Says
• SARGENT D. DUFFiELD
• New York Dock Concern Elects Banker to Board
• Korean Clash Injures 20
• Of Local Origin
• JEWISH GROUP LISTS DEMANDS ON RUSSIA
• APPEAL FOR HEART FUND; Volunteers Start City Campaign for $1,250,000 Tomorrow
• WAYWARD SAINT' NEXT AT THE CORT; Comedy-Fantasy Opens There Feb. 17 -- 'Rainmaker' Leaves the 12th, Seeks New House
• FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES; Week Ended Jan. 28, 1955.
• New Naval Reserve Unit Due
• A BUTTER DISPOSAL PLAN
• Baseball Enjoys Greater Popularity Than Ever, Frick Says at Writers' Dinner; PROMOTIONAL IDEA FOR GAME LISTED
• SHIP LEAPER DEPORTED; Ryndam Takes Her Stowaway, Rescued From Hudson
• Queen Mary Rescues 2 Men in Rolling Sea; 2 INJURED SEAMEN RESCUED BY LINER
• U. S. Drowns Its Woes In Muggs, Moscow Says
• YOUTH PANEL SEES BENEFITS IN 'ISMS'; Students and Norman Thomas Find Communism, However, Is Enemy of Democracy
• Topics of The Times
• Red Ticket Stub Saves Life of Arctic Trapper
• GROUP MEETS HERE ON HALL OF FAME; Statement Expected Today From Special Committee on Baseball Veterans
• Gov. Meyner to Appoint Howell Chief of Banking and Insurance; Defeated Candidate for Senate in Jersey Turns Down Other Job Offers
• MOSCOW ASKS U. N. TO SET CEASE-FIRE AIDING CHINA REDS; Ouster of All Non-Communist Units, Yielding of Islands in Formosa Area Urged
• School of Social Work Names Associate Dean
• GROUP ACQUIRES ALLIANCE REALTY; Noyes-Riker Interests Buy Control of Old Company With $12,000,000 Assets
• EISENHOWER SHOCKED; Sends Message of Sympathy to King on Hedtoft Death
• News of Food; A New Restaurant Opens in 57th Street With Music, Mood and Alsatian Chef
• Bruins Blank Leafs; Fifth-Shutout for Henderson
• BANK'S NET UP 12.06%; Pennsylvania Co. Shows Drop of $7,705,676 in '54 Loans
• Venezuela to Support U. S.
• FOSSIL FIND IN WYOMING; Bones of Some of the Earliest Mammals Unearthed
• ITHACA BEATS IONA, 75-68; Quintet Sinks 29 of 34 Free Throws to Gain Triumph
• Yugoslavia Regrets Incident
• EAGLE STRIKE IS STILL ON; Paper and Guild in Brooklyn Await Word on Mediation
• DR. OLIVE L. iVES
• GREEN AND MOSS WIN AUSSIE JUNIOR FINAL
• FRENCH SEEK CURB ON COST OF LIVING; 4-Month Rise in Price Index Laid to Increased Wages, Expanded Meat Exports
• TERCENTENARY NOTED; American Jewish Celebration Marked by Music Program
• POLICY REVERSAL ON TRADE DENIED; Winthrop Brown Tells Swiss U. S. Watch Tariff Action Is Being Misinterpreted
• SECURITY SALES SET HIGH; Corporations Got $6.4 Billion in '54 Underwritten Deals
• 10 REBELS KILLED, COSTA RICA SAYS; San Jose Alerts Reservists After 2 Clashes -- Asserts Nicaraguans Fire on Unit
• OBJECT' HUNTED AT SEA; Mysterious 'Thing' Sighted in Search for Lost Yacht
• CHUTIST SURVIVES 1,000-FEET PLUNGE; Lands in Snow -- Has Minor Injury -- Alaska Defenders Clash With 'Invaders'
• India Plans to Save Vanishing Game; Extinction Threatens Several Species of Wild Animals
• Bowler Gets Perfect Game
• MEN'S SUIT MAKERS REPORT '54 SETBACK
• Fight Over Arms Cuts Due As Major Issue in Congress; Ridgway Is Expected to Oppose Reduction -- McCormack Backs Tax Slash Now -- President's Health Plan Slated
• RHODESIAN MINERS VOTE; White Union Favors Aid in Jobs for Ousted Negro Strikers
• HISPANOS TRIUMPH OVER ROCKETS, 2-1; Tie Hakoah for Soccer Lead as the Uhriks-Americans Game Is Postponed
• M'MICHAEL WINS REGATTA; Defeats Shields by Point in Sailing at Larchmont
• Stump Reports U.S. Is Ready To Start Tachen Evacuation; STUMP IS READY FOR EVACUATION
• ICEPACK PREVENTS ANTARCTIC SEARCH; Atka Blocked in Six Attempts to Find Open Water in Hunt for New Site for Base
• Goblet Silhouette Shown
• N. B. C. SIGNS PACT WITH TECHNICIANS; Negotiations Go On With C.I.O. Union and A.B.C. -- 1,400 Affected by Agreement
• Advertising and Marketing News
• MT. ROYAL CURLERS WIN; Beat Utica No. 1 Rink, 12-6, in Final at Lake Placid
• BUSINESS NOTES
• Bartholomew, Miss Gibson Capture Titles In National Senior Speed-Skating Tests
• Diamond Match Plans to Acquire Assets Of Egg-Packing Equipment Manufacturer
• UNESCO FINDS TV IS HELP TO YOUTH; Other Countries Interested in Survey -- France Has 180 Television Clubs
• Textbook on Red Tactics Urged by Congressman
• [ Frances Moskowitz AffiancedI
• LOUIS DAVIS HOPKINS
• Promoted by New Haven R. R.
• Belloaks Ezra Captures Stake
• News Coverage Discussed
• Books of The Times
• Obituary 1 -- No Title
• GARY TOWLEN, 12, PLAYS; Pianist Offers Debut Program at Carnegie Recital Hall
• DUTRA'S 213 GAINS SENIOR LINKS TITLE
• French Line Promotes Aide Here to Algiers
• EISENHOWER RETURNS; Flies Back to Capital After More Golf in Augusta
• Samuelstuen Wins Ski Jump
• GRAIN TRADING IN CHICAGO
• PRESIDENT HAILED ON AID TO SHIPPING; A. F. L. Leader Says Policy Recognizes Nation's Needs -- Urges New Subsidies
• THE ITALIAN AMBASSADOR
• About New York; Engraver Whose Farthing Delighted a Queen Now Has Need of an 1823 Copper
• TUNNEL LINK TO SPANS; Tobin Says Port Authority Would Help Pay for an Expressway
• Foreign Affairs; Human Misery and Political Ferment in the Levant
• QUICK CANCER TEST GETS $100,000 AID; U. S. and Private Funds Will Develop Electronic Scanner of Microscope Slides
• FETCHICK WINS WITH 266; Has Two-Stroke Edge on Kay in California Golf Play
• BERLIN LAPSE SEEN IN U. S. PAPER'S END
• POWELL CONDEMNS LEGAL BINGO MOVE; Cleric-Legislator Denounces State Democrats' Proposal -- 3,000 Back His Stand
• MISS'EINKLEWED] IN FLORIDA TEPLU; at Marriage to Robert G, , Short in Miami.Beach
• Jo.. c: .AZZA____.b DIES; Delaware DemOcratic Leadertt Former P. S. CHead, Was 661
• TOKYO U. N. AIDE GETS SOVIET PEACE TASK
• Pousehlne--Carlson
• Tax Cut Now Supported
• SALAUN IS VICTOR IN COWLES FINAL; Beats MacCracken in Squash Racquets Test -- Vare Wins Harvard Invitation Play
• Attlee Asks Chiang Exile And Formosa Plebiscite
• BERT M.' WILLER
• BETTER EDUCATION FOR GIFTED ADVISED
• Vincent Scores in France
• BRITISH FORD EYES ISSUE; Plans to -- Apply for Authority for 100% Stock Dividend
• He Confers at Tokyo
• To Revive van Druten Comedy
• Gassner Wins Inboard Test
• BRITISH ARE CALM IN BANK RATE RISE; One-Half Point Increase Seen as Reminder to Country to Combat Inflation
• Merchant of Venice' Closes
• Benham Sets 2 Marks On Lake Placid Course
• ENGLEWOOD SCHOOLS ADD NEGRO TO BOARD
• Nielsen Takes Fourth Title
• INSURANCE DIVIDENDS UP; Pacific Fire and 2 Others Act -- Stock Payments Slated
• AIRPORT 'PLOT' A FIZZLE; La Guardia Warned by Phone of Would-Be Suicide Aloft
• TAFT ACT CHANGE INVITED; But Mitchell Says Real Labor Peace Rests in Bargaining
• American League Puts Off Action On Plan to Expand to Ten Clubs; No Immediate Prospect of Increasing Loop Membership, Lane Says -- Requirements for Franchise Applicants Are Listed
• Municipal Issues' Slate Off
• Largest Ore Ship Sails
• FIRES KILL 9 HERE, 6 IN ONE TENEMENT; 3 Children Among Dead in Kerosene Heater Blaze -2 Aged Women Trapped
• UNEMPLOYMENT TAX DUE; State 1954 Levy Must Be Paid to Get Federal Rebate
• Article 5 -- No Title
• PAKISTAN TALLIES 328; Takes Three India Wickets for 80 in Cricket at Lahore
• Bishop Oil Offering Set
• 6,000 Died in Wartime Sinking
• BACKS RIGHT TO CRITICIZE; Pennington Says Free Voice Strengthens Government
• City's Water Supply; Supreme Court Decision Cited in Upholding Value of Hudson Water
• Sports of The Times; At the Baseball Writers' Show
• Television: Live vs. Film; Eddie Cantor and Fulton Lewis Programs Use Celluloid to Disadvantage
• Sylvania Picks Manager Of International Division
• Justice Douglas Asks U. N. Seat 2 Chinas; Justice Douglas Asks U. N. Seats For Red and Nationalist Chinas
• SAMUEL J. COHEN
• MILD GRAY MARKET DETECTED IN STEEL; And if Demand for Flat-Rolled Products Continues to Rise, Premiums May Spread
• Molotov Reiterates Stand
• FLORENCE COLCHER WED!; Married in Philadelphia to Samuel S. Marcus
• RE. DR. M. ALPER, EDU(/TOR, WAS 52; ' Member of Staff Of Hebrew Union College-Institute of Religion Is Dead
• ON PALM BEACH STAGE; Florida Playhouse Announces Program for Winter
• 4-Minute Mile Indoors Possible, Santee Says After 4:03.8 Effort; Kansan, Who Runs in Garden Saturday, Adds That He Will Try to Improve on World Record He Set at Boston
• DR. FRED'W.-MUELLER
• Drunkard' Is Toast of Coast
• ECONOMICS AND FINANCE; ' Pressuring' the Ways and Means Committee
• Goldstein--Zalon
• Diplomats, Bankers JoinVienna Throng I I I '
• Haas, Souchak and Mayfield Tie for First at 270 in Thunderbird Golf Tourney; 18-HOLE PLAY-OFF SCHEDULED TODAY
• NICARAGUA FACING COTTON PROBLEM; Spread of Profitable Crop Is Bringing Dust Storms and Neglect of Food Corn
• Financial Times Index Up
• CELLERACTS ON REFUGEES; Seeks to Correct Relief Law, and Oust McLeod From Job
• AUDITION WINNERS HEARD AT CONCERT; Four Sensitive Young Artists Presented at Town Hall by Music Education League
• KLEIN AGAINST WIRETAPS; Calls Practice Communistic -Gelb Would Restrict Use
• THISTLE CURLERS CRUSH TWO RIVALS; They Triumph 19-5, 14-4, to Win Caledonian Club's Centennial Bonspiel
• Niles Group Against Bell Deal
• March of Dimes Poster Girl Pays Tribute to Founder of Polio Fund
• Tito and Nasser to Meet
• PHILANTHROPY UP IN 1954; Publicly Announced Gifts in 10 Large Cities Studied
• GRAIN RATES CLIMB IN SHIP CHARTERING
• THREAT OF INFLATION MOUNTING IN FINLAND
• WAY TO FACE PERIL GIVEN CHRISTIANS; Trust in God and Pray as Did Disciples in Storm, Says St. Patrick's Preacher
• Article 6 -- No Title
• Loree, Rooff Score in Billiards
• EDEN MEETS NEHRU ON FORMOSA CRISIS; Issue Also High on the Agenda of Commonwealth Prime Ministers' Talks Today
• CHURCH AND YOUTH LINKED AS A TEAM; Grebe Notes Each Can Help the Other Toward Success in Christian Living
• Miss Kinmont Fractures Back, Three Others Hurt in Ski Spills
• UNION HEADS SUSPENDED; Inland Steel Staff Accused of 'Financial Irresponsibility'
• Beech-Nut Buys Plant
• $choH--Ixnt
• HIGH COURT HEARS ARGUMENTS TODAY; Pending Cases to Be Taken Up First Time Since Nov. 18 -- Bench Still One Short
• Miss Cary! Fried Married
• Cuban Title to Almendares
• ENDICOTT-JOHNSON SHOWS GAIN IN NET; Despite Drop in Sales, Share Earnings Rise 5c to $2.28 -- Other Company Reports
• FRED HILL RESELLS MADISON AVE. HOUSE
• RED ZONE ARMY REPORT; Bonn Ministry Says East Germans Arm 100,000
• Nuptials*of Alice M. Sena
• President of Seminary In Virginia Is Retiring
• Article 7 -- No Title
• Raises Yarn Prices
• Books -- Authors
• AMMONIA PLANT SLATED; Standard of Indiana, Sinclair Will Be Joint Owners
• TURKEY AND ITALY TO DISCUSS PACT; Premier Menderes in Rome to Sound Out Italians on Joining Balkan Alliance
• SUBURBS TO CLEAR DEPOT AUTO JAMS; Parking Areas to Be Doubled at Several Westchester and Connecticut Stations
• DINGHY MERMAID SCORES; Bill Purcell Victor With Craft in Dyer Dhow Regatta
• To Make Window Screen
• VIENNA AIDE CALLED SPY; Newspaper Says Sokolowski Arrest Was Soviet 'Recall'
• PREFACE TO A BUDGET
• $350,000 GRANTED TO STUDY BRITISH; Carnegie Fund Backs Inquiry by Duke University Into Commonwealth Lands
• OPERA BY STRAUSS TO HAVE U.S. DEBUT; Richard's 'Arabella' Will Be Performed by 'Met' Feb. 10 -- Other Programs Listed
• Riverside Sailing Postponed
• MISS HOYNS, KIPP GAIN SKATE TITLE; Competing Together 1st Time, They Take Middle Atlantic Senior Dance Honors
• Iceboats Are Back, Sailing the Frozen Waters of Jersey and Long Island; ICEBOATS RETURN TO WATERS HERE
• Moreland Commission Work; Accomplishments of Body Cited in Harness Racing Investigation
• RUBINSTEIN RIVAL CALLED BY POLICE; Figure in Clashes Over Stock Deal to Be Queried Today -- Woman Intruder Seen
• YOUTH CENTER OPENED; 500 Attend Bronx Ceremony -- DeLuca Among Speakers
• Cleanliness of German Cities
• HOLIDAY WARDROBE MADE FOR PRINCESS; North American Newspaper Alliance.
• SUSPECT IN THEFT FOUND MURDERED; Body Is Discovered in Parked Car in 'Village' Street -- Gang Killing Hinted
• AUTO UNION IS SET FOR WAGE BATTLE; Ford and G. M. Keep Counsel on Attitude Toward Annual Guaranteed Paychecks
• CHEMISTS PROPOSE STUDY OF SECURITY; Presidential Commission Is Urged -- Scientists' Group Backs Congress Moves
• Body of Premier Hans Hedtoft Is ,Met By Cabinet on Arriva! in Copenhagen
• Bowl-Mor Stock Offered
• APARTMENTS SOLD IN BAY RIDGE AREA
• Banker Named to Head New York Fund's Drive
• MRS. WILLIAM MOORE,I PATRON OF ARTS, 6}
• DEERE & CO.; $20,620,616 Profit Reported for Year, Against $24,737,531
• ABRAHAM M. STERN
• HADASSAH SETS UP RESEARCH PROJECT; Seven Scholars Get Grants to Relate Jewish Historical Experience to Life in U. S.
• UNITED CORP. NET AT A 22-YEAR HIGH; Concern Being Converted to Investments Earned 30.2c a Share During 1954
• India Marks Gandhi's Death
• RE. 05CAR ZOPPI OF A CHURCH HERE . k; ' Our Lady of Guadalupe Priest Dies at 66,-Taugh.t in Bay State Prepar, atory School
• Music: Concert Society; Margaret Harshaw and Trio di Trieste Heard
• Dutch Dollar Imports Continue to Climb While Exports to United States Decline
• TREMBLAY SKI JUMP SETS LEBANON MARK
• HAWAII LOCAL ACTS TO LEAVE I.L.W.U.; Officers Call for Separation From Bridges international Because of a Judgment
• DEVLIN CAPTURES SKI JUMP TROPHY; Sherwood Falls in Matching Victor's 156-Foot Leap in Bear Mountain Event
• 85% OF TANKERS NEED REPLACING; Merchant Marine Institute Calls for Unified Action by U. S., Private Capital
• Challenging Religion Is Urged
• Peerce Sings Riccardo at 'Met'
• LARD RECOVERS; Firmness in Vegetable Oils Is Encouraging to Buyers
• HAITI'S PRESIDENT VISITS 2 CHURCHES; Magloire Party Attends Mass at St. Patrick's and Program Arranged by Dr. Powell
• ENGINEERS FOR SECURITY
• EASTERN LOOP SLATE SET; Schedule Passes When Help to Wilkes-Barre Is Pledged
• EXECUTIVE CHANGES
• NIMITZ EXPECTS NO WAR; Asks U. S. to Back Eisenhower on Formosa Defense Policy
• U. N. HELD ONLY HOPE FOR KEEPING PEACE
• Benson Aides Hailed Ladejinsky in Letters; U. S. AIDES PRAISED LADEJINSKY WORK
• Cost of Clearing Away Litter
• BRADLEY THREATENS TO 'VOID' PIER PACT
• HARRIMAN FIGHTS FOR CARPET PLANT; Asks Bigelow-Sanford Head to Reconsider Proposal to Close in Amsterdam
• WARREN AUSTIN HONORED; Former Envoy to U. N. and a Senator Gets Plaque
• MISS BENNETT WED TO ROBERT GREENE
• SIR E. MELLANBY [ lqUTRITIONIST, 0 ,, -; Physician Is Dead in London --His Experiments Revealed Dietetic Origin 'of Rickets
• BUILDER ACQUIRES THIRD AVE. CORNER; Deal at 17th Street Is Latest in Flurry of Trading on the Old 'El' Route
• ISRAEL BOND DRIVE] OFF TO FAST START; $6,168,000 Raised as Parley Ends in Miami Beach -Ireland Aids Sales
• Peiping Denounces Truce Plan
• PACT ENDS FORD STRIKE; Terms Accepted by Last of Three Canadian Locals
• TUNISIA TALKS LED BYMENDES-FRANCE; Premier Presses for Accord as He Faces Critical Debate on North Africa Wednesday
• Random Notes From Washington: Shift on Reds Pleases Knowland; Jacoby Expected to Resign as Economic Adviser -- Air Board Threatened With Deadlock -- A Private Art Project
• LAWRENCE ACCUSED OF FAKING HEROISM
• JANE MORGAN FISHER,1 MA$TER MARINER, 711
• PAT LESSER BEATS BARBARA ROMACK; She Wins Doherty Golf Final, 6 and 5, With Spectacular Play on Miami Course
• New Uraninite Source Found
• MISS HODGMAN'S TROTH; Rye School Alumna Will Be Wed to Junius W. Peake
• GRAINS, SOYBEANS MOVE UP SHARPLY; Chinese Situation Stimulates General Buying as Well as Short Covering in All Pits
• Irish Players Plan Program
• 54 Auto Plates Expire Tonight
• Prep School Sports; Gordon, 87, Recounts the Nineties Gaily in Citing St. Paul's Hockey History
• A.F.L. PLANS TRUCE IN BUILDING FIELD; Pact on Union Arbitration Is Expected, Ending Threat of Work Stoppages Here
• Mass Said in Milan News Plant
• Queens Eye Clinic to Open
• LOMBARDY, HOWARD DRAW; They Remain Tied for Lead in Marshall Club Chess
• COTTON PRICES UP BY 12 TO 33 PIONTS; Gains on the Local Exchnage Last Week Were Equivalent of 60c to $1.65 a Bale
• Article 4 -- No Title
• MANUSH, PAUL WANER TIE; They Finish With 237s to Share Honors in Wynn Golf
• Confusion in Highway Rules and Signs Called Major Factor in Accident Toll
• SOVIET STRESSES RISING WAR PERIL; Shift in Propaganda Warns People World Tension May Lead to Conflict
• HUGH M. CA!_OWELL.
• DECORATOR SHOWS 130 SPRING FABRICS; Durer Woodcut Used in One -- 2d Designer Inspired by India and U. S. of 1880's
• Rangers Lose to Hawks;; NEW YORKERS BOW AT CHICAGO, 4 TO 2
• 3 FAIL IN RYE RESCUE OF SKATER ON SOUND
• MISS CARYL GOODMAN BRIDE OF ATTORNEY
• VICTOR KEEN
• EAGLE-PICHER CO.; Profit Off From $3,242,966 to $2,446,829 for Fiscal Year
• Soviet Documents Sent to Security Council
• NUPTIALS HELD HERE FOR JANE F. ABELSO
• ELLICE FDOIALD, I CCER EXPERT, 7Sl; Director ot Research' Group at Franklin Institute Dies --Pioneer in 'Radiology
• Israelis Honor 'Porgy' Troupe
• Michigan State Names Agase
• TACHENS BOMBING RENEWED BY REDS; Incendiaries Fell on Civilians, Nationalists Say -- Refugees Report State of Terror
• James Roosevelt Bars Senate
• JOHN S. BEHRINGER
• Kapus Pilots His 4-Man Bobsled To a World Title at St. Moritz; Swiss Chauffeur Wins Honors First Time, Beating Feierabend by a Fraction of a Second -- American Team Sixth
• Leftists Unite Against Nehru
• FOUR FILM STARS WEIGH U. A. DEALS; Have Arrangements Pending for Financial Participation in Series of Movies
• New Engineering Works Aide
• INSURANCE POST LIKELY FOR HOLZ; Manhattan Realty Lawyer to Succeed Bohlinger, With Kriger Eyed for Purchases
• ' Leaves of Grass' to Be Center Of Whitman Show at Library
• Golf Cavalcade Dates Set
• Jordan Plans Indonesian Ties
• AJEMIANS GIVE CONCERT; Violin-Piano Duo Presented at Second Friedberg Program
• R. K. O. Pictures' Assets Cited
• HARRIMAN MAPPING TAX MODIFICATIONS TO RAISE REVENUE; In Budget Message He Calls Personal Income Yield 'Far Less' Than Reasonable
• CHILL METHOD USED IN SOVIET SURGERY
• CHURCH-TRADE LINKS DISCUSSED BY BETTS
• PRESIDENT MAGLOIRE'S VISIT
• Egypt Defeats Iraq, 3-2
• Research Gets $1,600,000
• Guerrillas in Thailand
• MOYLAN TENNIS VICTOR; Tops Grinda in South Florida Tourney Final, 9-7, 6-2
• U. S. STUDIES PLEA TO SOVIET ON CHINA; Move Would Support British Request That Moscow Use Influence With Peiping
• JLISETH HANNA : BECOmES-FIANCEE; Will Be Wed Feb. 14 to Dr. Valentin yon.' Braitenberg, ' Braln Surgeon in Rome
• A Good Buy Today