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Tuesday, December I
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Jilted Oldster
Keeps Calm
DETROIT W) Benjamin Krsuse,
84-year-old widower, took It phil
osophically todav when he learned
that Mrs. Esther Oant, 61, had
decided at the last minute not to
marry him because her children
objected.
Krsuse, a retired butcher, has
been married twice before and has
seven sons and three daughters,
24 grandchildren and 30 great
grandchildren. He already had1 ob
tained a marriage license when
his intended bride changed her
mind.
"I'll ask Mrs Oant again," he
ssld. "If she refuses, I'll find
someone else."
Barracks Fire
Kills 5 Men
RAPID CITY. 8. D.. (.fl riv.
Air Pore, officers wer, killed yes
.erclsy In fire thst rsced throunh
two-siorv frame barracks si the
Rapid CU'y Air Force Base.
Six other officers wer burned
and on of them, 2nd Lt. John
R croft, Yonkers, N. Y , broke an
ankle In a leap from a second
story window. He and 2nd Lt. Paul
W. Rous of Lockbourne Air Force
Base. Ohio, were flown to Denver
for treatment at Fltsstmmons mil
itary Hospital. The other four were
less seriously hurt.
The victims ere among a group
of officers assigned to temporary
duty with the 72nd Strategic Re
connaissance Wing. Rapid City Is
a major base for B36 Interconti
nental bombers.
Three of the dead were Identi
fied by the base public Informa
tion officer at 1st. Lt. Jerome A.
Welnshank, Kansas City, legal of
ficer at.4e base: 2nd Lt. Robert
W. Wooten Jr., March Field, Calif.,
and Army Chief Warrant Joofflcer
Paul W. Beers. Benicla. Calif., Ar
senal. Names of the other two vic
tims were withheld pending con
firmation of notification of their
next of kin. .
Indian Raps
Yalu Bombings
PHILADELPHIA' W The power
plants along the Yalu River were
bombed by U. N. airmen last sum
mer at a "tragic time," the In
dian delegate to the U. N.. V. K.
Krishna Meoon, said yesterday.
Menon said the bombing raids
came when "we were Just on the
point of reaching an agreement."
He did not elaborate on that state
ment. Menon was Interviewed by
psnei of four college and univer
sity students on a radio and tele
vision program. "Junior Press
Conference" (ABC).
Menon said his country was op
posed to the bombing of the power
plants because extended the area
of the war snd threatened Man
churia. Asked if he thought it was possU
ble to negotiate with the Commu
nists, the Indian delegste replied,
"why not? It is possible to ne
gotiate with anyone."
Oldest Puma
Dies in Zoo
AUCKLAND. New Zeslsnd VT
A 22-yesr-old puma believed to
be the world's oldest in captivity
died today in the Auckland Zoo.
Zoo authorities decided in 1948
that the spotted panther should be
destroyed because she was feeble,
but reports in American newspa
pers that she was to die brought
so many appeals from U. 8. ani
mal lovers that she wss granted
a reprieve. Two years later, after
an operation to remove a throat
abscess, she recovered rapidly.
She died finally from liver trouble.
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Republicans Flooded With Letters From Job Seekers
' : By' JOE HALL
WASHINGTON W Offices of
Republican senators are being
swamped with letters from job
seekers eager to get on the federal
payroll after 20 OOP years In the
political wilderness.
The senators aay they are
mated. They had not looked for
such a rush In a time of generally
booming business.
Many of the senators say pri
vately' thev are sure most of the
would-be federal employes art go
ing to be disillusioned mil ouiy
with the limited number of Job
openings but also with the pay and
qualifications.
Most of the letters asked about
the approximately 40.000 poatmas
tershlps scattered throughout the
country.
'Body' Shocks
Searchers
OKLAHOMA -CITY W Detec
tives, grimly searching for the
mangled body of a victim who
hd been run over by a freight
train, were flabbergasted yester
day when the "body" suddenly
rose from between tne rsiis ana
asked what all the commotion was
about.
The train had been uncoupled
to retrieve the remains of Arthur
E. Tarver. 5J, over whose body
seven freight cars had passed.
But Tarver explained, "I just
laid there until the cars passed
over me."
Hospital attendants said the cut
on Tarver's head was minor.
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One senator ld his corrtspon.
drills were surprised to leam these
posts now are under civil serv
ice and that there, la no limita
tion on the terms of the Incum
bents. Postmasters now are named
"without term." An aide to one
OOP senator said he had been ad
vised that this could be construed
that the officials serve st the plea
sure of the President and are re
movable without cause If he
wishes.
However, the Civil Service Com
mission disputes this. It contends
the postmssters have full tenure
until death or resignation and are
removable onlv for cause.
At the moment Job aeekers' let
ters are going into flies pending a
decision as to how Republican pat
ronage Is to be handled
One senator said no word lisd
been received on this ss yet from
Elsenhower headquarters, Herbert
BrownelU attorney general -designate,
has been handling top-level
Mamie Honors
War Dead
GREAT NECK. N. Y. CP Mrs.
Dwlght D, Elsenhower laid a
wreath on the soldiers memorial
in the village green during Pearl
Harbor Day ceremonies yeaterdey,
and then Maori silent with her eves
closed for half a minute.
Asked later what her thoughts
were then, she replied:
I was saying a prayer ior uie
men In Korea and for the guidance
of my husband."
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receive application for iMUtine
Jobs, this senator aald,
- Another OOP. source said he un
derstood Thomas I. fitehena of
New York, chosen by Elsenhower
to be hla special counsel at the
White House, would be In charge
of patronage.
OOP sanatora who have been
boning up on patronage give theae
reasona why thay think many Job
hunters are going to be dlssp
pointed: Federsl clerical and stenograph
ic workers In genersl do not nuke
any more than do comparable em
ployes In private business, Federal
Jobs at these levels are available
now, as there Is as much aa a
M per cent annual turnover, ,
Living cots In Wsshlngion ' are
so high that msny persons actu
ally would lose money In coming
to the capital.
A very high percentage of the
2s million federal civilian Jobs
are protected bv civil service or
&miulm .
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Doctors' Cells In Hoipital
Maternity
Polio
Have us tell vou about the
exceptional new Fomily
Hospital 'and Suraicol Ex
pense plan now to be had
from th Metropolitan Life.
You will find it aivina lust
th protection vou mov hov
been seekina. Write or tele
phone Harrel M. Creasey
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