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ELEVATOR ANTICS said Grees'~ stopped the car be- NEW ORLEANS (AP)--Police|tween floors for a series of sar. Tuesday arrested Jack J. Gree. castic remarks to the . son, 51, on a charge of drunken Police confiscated a nearly-empty I i Quartet Under Arrest (pil cei | = In Acid-Throwing Case on 7 ; ! a : i J gy dEing of an_ elevator. 0 ters bottle of whisky. at By JAMES F. TOMLINSON (inal elements in labor unions has| Johnny Dio and Tuso met with] NEW YORK (AP)--FBI agents|repeatedly said that the acid at-|Miranti at his candy stere a few have seized racketeer Johnny Diojtack was planned to scare him|days before the attack. Miranti and three other men as the un-lout of testifying. {thew got in touch with Baado derworld masterminds behind the{pICKED UP AT HOME who, through Joseph Carlino, pro acid blinding of labor columaist| The dapper, 41-year-old Dio--|cured the services of Telvi. Victor Riesel. whose actual name is Joh Diz. REPORTED Jos DONE ssid were charged during the|guardi -- was picked up at his i ! ¢, Mira night ith iB in allogedly| home on Long Island. Arrested|hurried to a meeting with ihe two setting up a sneak attack on Rie-|clsewhere were Thomas Dis Dios. and uso. Jie 2 ed to sel shortly after he strolled out|guardi, 40, his brother and an ex-[them that the jo 3 ¢ ee1 done of a broadway restaurant in the ecutive in a cotton goods firm; But he bag gome ad_news Some dark early morning hours April 5 [Domenico Bando, 47, a Brooklyn of he sulp! ore ae aime 3 "Phe FBI said a young hoodlum baker: and Charles Taso, up: Risels eves had splashed on Te) : T pi o . { ol ianam ee i bred ot Sorment iol aye vag Mirani was therefore Updere; 0 g . 8 \ oo ft n that Telvi did no later found shot to death. A fifth man, Charles (Chaulie lo make certain {hat Telv id no Aiter the arrests Tuesday, Woppie) Carlino, 43, also Wasimelyj wag Jater wiped out vecause United States attorney Paul W. charged Tuesday with ConsPiratiinis acid-marked face made him a Williams said: He was arrested Aug. 18 and held ijiving, tell-tale link to the crime. "Johnny Dio, among others, was o% $100,000 bond as a Johnny Dio, who calls himscli the: man who directed, instigated |V n¢5% a la "labor consultant," has served and arranged the payoff to Telvi| Two other alleged conspirators prison sentences for extortion, as- in the acid attack on Victor Rie-in the attack were arrested Aug.|sault and income tax evasion. | sel. This is in direct relation to|17. They are Joseph P. Caulino,| [ast March the Manhattan d Ricsel's planed testimony abot|43, who is not related to Charles. | trict attorney, Frank S. Hogan, | labor racketeering before the 'ed- and Gondolfo Miranti, 37. named Dio as a leader in an un-| eral grand jury." The FBI gave this account of derworld fight to muscle into con-| Riesel, 4i, long a syndiated/how the gang allegedly maoped trol of the big New York-area newspaper crusader against crim-lout and executed the attack: Teamsters Union, Lid oiled the attacks © | Chicago Insurance Firm Curious DROUGHT. MAKES WATER PReciops When Asked About Insuring Worms gallon -- eight times the price |Things haven't been the same|wicked, scandalous.) MELE EE Ta SR RR CIEENS SER YS CED 4 a oh TE NEWS BRIEFS so -aess GRANTED DIVORCE AS HIGH ross LOS ANGELES (AP)--The wife Durham wheat, standing six g =9]ot author elkiol Paul was 2ranied) feet high, almost hides farmer ; es su i Toh # Je a divorce Tuesday after she testi-| Alex Sakundiak on his 1000-acre | as this are common in the dis- of oil. Salt content of drinking around Mrs. Alice Moffitt's insur-| "What procedure should be eq Be drank 10 exvess and onl fon ro ociny. Harvest is | trict, water is monling as a Fesult hy lance agency since that man ame taken to establish Ihe monetary | several occasions struck her, |---- ehh SORTA Et ad widespread drought in the state, |; t insure Mis val f worms, individually andy , i weil | Pp g n and wanted to insu value o Nancy Paul, 38, married the wri-| monde, near Rotterdam, and in| which goes back to 1947. Dallas | worms {collectively?"' ter of The Last Time I Saw Paris h Di i | . : t s| Fl i a it! has been forced lo use a large | To the worm rancher it seemed, 'How could one go about ad-lin 1953. Mrs. Paul, who said she| utc 1scover The Hague, 1 as Serta hat id amount of salty water from the | simple request. But how in the justing a loss should one occur,junderstood she was Paul's fifth - 0 Red river as its normal reser- ar . cl oo f scertained wi : : : » : cover national needs, estimated at : world do you insure a bunch of and how could it be ascertai |wife, figured prominently in the 400 ie voir supply dwindles red wigglers? that the loss was caused by 2/1950 divorce of the writer and his| 1 n 0 an $400,000 metric tons a Year, Besides, he wanted special cov- hazard named in the policy and fourth wife, Barbara. Si de . » |erage--protection against moles! what hazards could be aamed in 4 : > THE HAGUE (Reuters)--Dutch Soviet Pilots Volunteer 'who consider worms a great del the policy?" CLAIM AGENTS KILLED oil experts estimated today that 4 icacy. WHO WANTS IT? HONG KONG (Reuters)--Three new oil finds in the western part To Aid At Suez It was too much for Mrs. Mof- sisi : . "secret agents" were killed on the|of Holland would greatly reduce yo6eOW (Reuters) -- Ezypt's fitt. She wrote off to the head of-| Mrs. Moffitt and {he wor n-[SPOt and three others arrested|the threat to supplies from a pos- ..occadon to the Soviet Union fice in Chicago, asking for a good rancher worked out jome an-lwhen they attempted to make a file closing of ja yer Canal Mohammed el Kony, said Wednes- |worm policy with something in if/swers. : do | "secret landing" on the Shantung spokesman of the Netherlands oo 420 2 number of Soviet pilots about moles. You find how many inhabitants) oping, about 400 miles north of Petroleum Company in. which Say au er oe Rs | are in a worm bed by figurinz 830 (Shan hai. Peipi di Shell and Standard Oil have a LEASE f bed ghai, Peiping radio reported >h€l the Suez Canal. TELL ME, PLEASE re worms per square foot of bed. [y,q 0" The proadeast alleged that|joint interest, said that with new 77 "77% FTF" Ominous silence from Chicazo.| The bed is escape-proof as long |g. agents were sent by a United concessions in prospect the com- The tame a questionnaire. as the lights are on. Worms willig oo intelligence organization in|Pany would be able®to continue RETIN ow th x sad | AS AN ELEPHANT'S EYE | only a couple of weeks away in Saskatchewan and scenes such | FIRST OSHAWA SHOWING Imagine having to buy water! That's the commodity store clerk Don Haynes is offering in half- | gallon carton containers, similar to an ordinary waxed milk con- tainer, to customer Joyce Hinch- cliffe. The water, from an artesian well southwest of Dal- las, Texas, sells for 40 cents a RADIO LOG THURSDAY EVENING 7.30 P.M. | CKLB-Conversation | Topics CBL-Designed for | Ci CKEY-Baseball CFRB-Bing Crosby 2.30 P.M. You WBEN-Democratic Town | Convention |CFRB-Amos no' Andy |CBL-Serenade CJBC-Platter Brains 10.00 P.M. 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BALLET - TAP - BATON MLE, LMS Register 424 King St. CKLB-Star! p ants in each bed?' Then it wen! |ights, goodbye worms. ._ nese. least 20 years on to other stoppers. The frequency of flagitious in | The spokesman said that, on the chance of survival?" value of a worm depends on who "How can one determine the wants it and how badly And sof maScope and Technicolor) 1.48, 6.18, 10.03 p.m. "Comin' Round 5-6122 after Sept. 4. FOR IMPORTANT ow When is 2 worm' bed consid-lcursions by moles , depends on basis of recent oil strikes in west- { " " . " frequency of flagitious incursionsjon. . . Biltmore -- "Lawless Street The Mountain" 3.29 p.m. only. IRENIE HARVEY NOTICE » 4 Chicago asked, "do you flee only under cover of darkaess.| v to supply "'at lsast'™ 20 to 25 per | A i An arrive at the number of inhabii-|y¢ South Ilorea. From the names|!0 SupI I I od R | : § A 0) | k 4 " ; ) a ered escape-proof? what's in the moles' minds ern Holland, particularly in Ijssel- i - did ds A 1 | |of worm-eating mammals?" (The As of today, the problem is in| (Technicolor) 12.30, 5.00, - 8.15 W., Sept. 5 & 8 for the "Hollywood'" 9.30 pom. Last C.D.T.A., AC.CM. the power fails, out go the | given they appeared to -be Chi- vent of total Dulch needs for at "In case of fire. In case of fire, worms burn. The y : 0, 3 SEE WHITBY PAGE dictionary says flagitious means the laps of the Chicago experts. | p.m. "Quentin Durward" (Cine- Nisel.5 5.3 for the complete show starts 8.07 p.m, 048 P.M. Ld 0 Sports | CBL-Divertimento 11.15 P. CJEC-Prelude te night 11.34 P.M. |CFRB-Musical Merry-Go-Round CBL-Death has a Thousand Doors WGR-Bob Glaey; Musie Mid. | Oshawa Drive-In --"Bengazi" 8.30 and 11.55 p.m. "Far Horizons" 10.00 p.m. Last complete show 1000 p.m. CKLB-Song and WBEN-Amos 'n' Andy CFRB-Memory Lane; News BL Music WGR-E. 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CFRB-Date in Holly "i 1.00 AM, CBL-One Man's FRIDAY AFTERNOON CFRB-Song Time 1.00 P.M. CBL-News; TBA CKEY-News: [ops in Pops Mott For Show Help CJBC-Del CKLB-Call | WBEN-Serial Stories WGR-Helen Neville; Paul Harvey CFRB-Melody Time 2.00 P.M. JKLB Women's News: Showcase CBL-Canada Matinee CKEY-News for Music CFRB-Serial Stories 2.45 P.M. | WGR-Sound On FRIDAY EVENING WGR-E. P. Morgan 3.30 P.M. EN-Bing Crosby WGR-Mysterytime CJBC-Safety Clinic ChLB-Passport to dreams CBL-Footloose iM PM WBEN-Ed. Murrow CBL-Nations Busin.ss CIBC-Music CFRB-Johnny Dollar 30 P.M CLE Muiie Makers WBEN-Eddie Arnold CKEY News. WM. ester WGR-Baseball CJBC-Police Blotter CFRB-Pigskin Parade Aah P.M CBL Winnipeg Pop Day- « CIB -siemo.s CFRB-Weekend CABC-Mu WBEN-New | CKLB-World's Great Quarter Family Women; Con- leep Municipal Men Want Better Houses | ..... WGR-When a Gril Marries 11.45 AM. CF WBEN-Howard Miller WGR-Whispering Streets CJBC-June Dennis 5.00 P.M. CBL-Serial Stories CJBC-Concert Hour WBEN-House Party 4.00 P.M. CKLB-Melodies CJBC-Hi-Fi CKEY-News; Party WBEN-Serial Stories | 4.30 P.M. Studie CFRB-Music on Wheels |CIBC-Of All Things CBL-Play It Safe 5.00 P.M. s: Supper Club oom L-Your Program 'FRB-Music EIN-Car and Kitchen 5.30 CBL-Famous Songs CJBC-Elwood Glover CFRB-Loweé¢ll Thomas 15 CKEY-Baseball WBEN-Johnny Dollar CFRB-Bing Crosby 0 Pm. CBL-Music From Montreal WBEN-Democratie Convention CJBC-Let's Hear it Again CFRB-Amos 'n Andy wo rx CFRB-Edward R row; Serenade CJBC-Sports Cavalcade wie P.M CBLT-Conversatior 1.00 P.M CKLB- News Souvenirs JFRB-News; Sports; Merry Go Round WGR-News; Roundup 11.15 P.M Mur furnabou! cpRB.Merry-Go Round . udnight Prelude 1.30 P.M WGR-Bob Glacy Musie News; As Means Of Getting More Taxes element and the WINDSOR (CP Shacks in towns should be eliminated be- cause their occupants do not. pay their shares of services received rom the municipality. the urban- He rural municipalities section of the ! ): Ontario Municipal Association de- In 1954 ided last night building In a panel discussion sub- Has ody standard housing problems : he on 50 annual convention aria, pac , clerk-treasurer of I ide ' ownship, said there are 300 OT €0 an wmes in Brantford Township as- sessed at less than $1.500 which ernment ire occupied bv families ' The resultant loss to {he ipalities could go into the sands and millions of dollars If sub-s.andard housing and its ow assessment ratio' per family mit could be eliminated. the re sult. would be a nunicipal tax aid D. E Reddington nissioner for muni thou Stamford national tion of reduction in the passed off rate, Mr. Biggar 'We building com- Toronto Township is the officer was officials in step in vas no building Ontario building officials had| asked cipalities for this purpose Ww. C Township code as a American - togeiher for have problem of, which still 'cannot be classed as a health or fire hazard old the group that the controlling, way of touching building by-law who it WAS DISAPPOINTING aid that, in his opinion National 'Bujlding Code announced 11 to} & | 5 'disappointing"' Ontario, the righ. di regrettable association and would| 250 P.M 5 in time approach the Ontario gov-|11--Thursday demanding a support of all muni solic.tor fo attacked the "'conglomera- terms, American codes as Canadian with vs always the dilavidated building .aMarsh; and them," administers the that On- code of its provincial gathered There is no he said. + » cp PIPE JOINS TORONTO, WATERDOWN A spiral machine, held in material place by a sideboom tractor, works on the 38-mile loop line between Waterdown and Toron- to. It is part of Imperial Oil's Sarnia - Toronto Products pipe line, The pipe is wrapped with glass fibre and asbestos felt its trench. after cleaned and coated with a hot tar enamel. A second coating is made after the wrapping, then the 12-inch pipe is lowered into it is welded, Total capacity of the line will be more than 76,000 bar- rels or 2,500,000 gallons a day. [Brock | Ranchipur." | (Whitby) -- "Rains of Also 'See Your Doctor," 'Dime to Retire," and "Danish Jim Dandies." Evening shows 7-9 p.m, Saturday, Mat- inee, 1.3 p.m. A "TELEVISION LOG | WGR--BUFFALO -- Channel 2 CBLT- TORONTO--Channel 9 | WBEN--BUFFALO--Channel 4 CHCH--HAMILTOYN --Channel 11 THURSDAY EVENING 500 P.M, Howdy Doody Time 12.00 MIDNIGHT | 2-Swing Shift 11, 6 FRIDAY 3.00 AM. 5. 2--Today " 4--Captain Kangaroo 2.00 AM 5--Home Cooking 4--Little Rascals -Rumpus Room 9.30 A.M. Rumpus Roon Marion Roberts 10.00 A.M ~Faye Emerson 2-Ding Dong 10.30 'A.M, Bandstand 2-Files of Jeffrey Jones 11.00 AM. 5.2--Home 5--Wondrous 1.30 A.M Gilly 4--Strike It Rich i--Cisco Kid 2 Coffee Break 2---Kukla Fran 12.00 NOON ian P.M. 5«Tie Tac Dough Celebrity Plavhouse Nera Wy Snooky Lanson bir AR Sgt. Preston Lone Ranger R00 PA Fireside Theatre Sneak Preview Best of Grouche Kab P.M Prom Concert Fun Time 5--RBeulah 4--Gene Autry oy G-Men i--Headlines; Rango Rider 2---Hopalong Ca sidy CET OR 11-~News Sports. Weathe 6-Pen. Panel and Appeal Lone School Tabloid World of Feature Movie Serial Stories Mid-Day Matinee uP. The World Helen Neville a0 POM. CONE Ceremonie "Tennessee Ernie Feature 4--Meet I'he \liller 6--Krait aire 2--House Party 5--Ford uh P.M Four Matiner 4--The Big Payoit 2 Films 550 P.M. Crosby 100 PM Serial Dramas Lin PM Cartoon Cavers Edge of Night 1-As | ax 2 Turns 5--People's Cholee 6 Playhouse 5 » Lux Arthur Mayor 10.30 P.M 11 Alfred Hitchcock 5.4 | 6-<Serenade for Strings | oh P.M 1 H.68, +News. 8 i H Murra Town 4~Bob Show FRIDAY EVENING 560 P.M. 11, 6 -Howdy Doody 5--Comedy 'lime 4 Cartoons | 5--Tonight Eleven Thirty Theatre | | 2--Dollar A 2---Mickey Mouse 5.50 P.M. 6-My Little Margie 5--Beulah 4--Geie Autry "0m P.M 11--The Mask 6--My Little Margie 5-~Annie Oakley 4--~News; Range Rider 2-Wild Bill Hickock 630 P.M. 11--Sports; Weather 6-~Movie Museum S---Long John Silver 2~News 1.00 P.M 11 Western Trails 6--Tabloid 5--Wondrous 4--Count of Cristo 2--Sports World Monte 1.30 PM, 6-Guy Lombardo S~Jaye P. Morgan 4--Flicka 2--Rin Tin [Tin . 5.00 P.M. 11, 6--Guest Stage Quiz Show ummer -ombat Theat. Sergeant em 6 Four 5--Life of Riley Our Miss Brooks 2-1. rossronds 8.00 P.M Best in Mystery +--Crusager Football Second win P.M | 4--Star Pla 2--The Vice | 19.00 1l--Sports Cava 4--Undercurrent 2-Polka 1.00 P.M, 11, 6, 5-News 2--Fddie Drake Lan Po 11--~CNF and Wrestling s--Famous Plays 5---Tonight 4--Golden Theatre 12,00 MIDNIGHT Operation Swing Shin Spot Held in Mineola, N.Y. gelo John Plainview, his Westbury, father of two children tried to ransom from Weinbergers, but was frightened police on collect $2,000 away by Panicky at the the child's IN TROUBLE police LaMarca, N.Y., police the kidnapping and killing of one-month-old berger. The morning after July 4 kidnapping of the baby from parents had HORIZONS © VISTAVISION § EN arom net | aed TECHNICOLOR APA MOUNT $ RE on P, Bh Mo br WATCH FOR OUR NEW GIANT SCREEN NOW UNDER CONSTRUCTION rd custody, in 31-year-old Anp- above, of admitted to Peter Wein- N.Y. home, the the the realization scene. that dis- obeyed his instructions and gone to the police, LaMarca was said by officers to have slain Peter. The body of the infant was found in a crude grave half a mile LY ; \ WARNER BROS! ok, GALE GORDON - DON PORTER - ROBERT ROCKWELL PLUS Color Cartoon -- NAPOLEON. BUNNY PART FEATURETTE - BEHIND THE BIG TOP x "Hig RIOT OF FUN! Harring WENDELL LOREY MICKEY ROONEY DON [ALOR NICOLE MAURY ADULT K. 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