| Show :- 1: t Brewers of neer Surgeon Takes In U t Wounded 11 South tacial 'Row' 'WO - 1 ' - I CARTHAGE Miss July 15 two wounded of a fire white 10 as men of group they left the home of a Negro after 1111—Rifle - 1 ' - - Negro ordered to leave town was taken to jail at Jackson Ulm- where he was listed as Martin Flowers 40 Police said he was held "for safekeeping1! and that there were no charges against ma jail interview Flowers said he "didn't! have anything to do with a 'white woman" but had agreed to leave town as ordered Flowers said he is a farmer with a a wife and nine children William Dickens 34 a farmer was the more seriously injured of the two wounded white men He amon n SEA'rTLE !Wash July 15 (UP)—Brewers of the nation's beer love the common man Eberhard Anheuser of St LOUIS' said Thursday AnheUser here for a meetings with fellow brewers said ' ha statistics show that persona a month earning53 less than $175 beer pro-- I' of all the drink 1 duce& Another 32 goes down the throats of wage earners of up to $400 monthly But as incomes go up beer consumption drops to a trickle "Beer is the common man's drink bless him!' the grandsonii Anheuserti of the founder of Louis14 Busch brewery in St " said wound and received e severe-necan ankle wound and was taken to k a Jackson hospital Sheriff Munday's office said the other- wounded man was 'Fred Waggoner who suffered' cuts of the lips and nbse fróm flying - - glass - - I : money can earn - which Included'a melee Wednesday night lbetween the two men in wheel chairs Dr Clyde M Deck hospital suRerintendent said that Wallace Rice Amarillo Tex was held for his fellow paralytic shooting Richard Hicks of Canalou Mo Hicks was wounded in one of his Useless legs Hicks and Rice first exchanged bitter words Wednesday night Beck said "Both paraplegics Kid wheeled theiechairs into the sun room belaboring each other with their fists until they fell from their chairs" the doctor a retired 'I fist-Swingi- ng '9 - I ki C revara itVa 011nal V 'late 4 Nopiat 1) tA It 11 ' 11111111111111111ff 4 - 4 1 - j I El army brigadier-gener- reported al 0 i w- - — — : - 6- 1Half-Hour- - OR WORSE t Polio Changes Personality of 'Victim Medic Rep'orts NEW YORK July 15 (17P)---41- : person crippled by infantile paralysis may undergo a change in per- tionality for the better oll worse Dr Edward A Strecker Philadelsaid Thursday phia psychiatrist 'Dr tl Strecker professor - of psychiatry itt the Universityk of Pennsylvania told the first international poliomyelitis conference that the helplessness of many pa- tt tientsi'vfith resultant exaggerated attehtion:from 'their families may delay emotional maturity in some cases ' Cpmpensatory Energies l!On the Other hand" he !said "some patients develop compensatory energies or abilities that make thern Inutstancling citizens" ' He said that polio "is major insult tO the developing personality of the child notably to the ego" "It Is t crisis in the psychobiology a Oeniendous upheaval in the psycher he said "It Is au enemy of emctional maturity" Thther' '- - '1 - - :' i t ly s VA11011Iiirgillinalliot10 Omni lb 1Pgin111-"oroloonS I lelleoW" ' 4spro10 IIIPPIIIIIP 101146k rrollk t ' Aor Ar Cople) it 10' - 7'ie: - Iderilb 411o 5w off 4 — 400 3033130 1' 41L ' 4i16 '4 daugh- ele- - i why take4 then-- - other than of the species homo abortion earlier sapiens especially 'pea far from their native haunts in Africa" 6 We Died for MADISONVTTE Real Gone Ga 11a—nd Guys '1rItni a b eat COMPOUNDED WRMSSIff INffP140141 : atluan 1 E IF! OC t 111UU V 10 — Li AT I GROCERS e71e7?97)''' I Li I 1 to 4of 1 "4t i 1 iCi " -- (1 7 a ' ne 1Ze X e"' z - 1- A" Q: Jr 444444444' 4 v : I :7 The clambake 'was' devoted mostly to that real gone gal Nellis Latcher and to Charlie Barnes a very solid character Hes the one Is all hep cats know who plays mach tenor s sax ellie's talent need not be elabor ted upon We know you're interested in the biscuits we were spinning so get set and leave us jump Well start with an Apollo album featuring Charlie pullet There are six sides all tirrific "South- -' ern Pried" "Charleston Alley' "Gat From loess' i"Rockin in Rhythm" "Little lohn Ordinary" and the great "Pompton Tsirnpike" This knocked out deal can be picked up for just $315 And that's a lot of bash for It little - 46- F C - in-Ac- ed c: I - 4 nt:1 -' II' i :i'-':- 4 ' - ni1 1133 45: i fl fiyi July 15 (UP)---Th- e bodies of a tenant farmer and his hanging stepdaughter were found in a tobacco barn near here Thursday A note left by the two said "We died for love" Coroner William L Barnett said the two lovers Tom Fuqua and Ellen Adams committed suicide Friday night— They evidently placed a plank across two tobaccp poles in the barn he said ai 714'1 h ' -- t - Love Cy - ' '4 : Pardon our enthusiasni but manwe're sent! We just got back from 'a session in SCHLIBACH'S RECORD BAR -- i t:t7404a siidd a - A I - (:J - oI ' ' ( 4az-4- y 714'4-4-c- PitOCTO11 - 1 SU1'ITRE1111 C(iiFFEErtiliSiERS scratch 7110ASTEreS I r c I 'Automatic 1 i asain ' - 771 SILT111111111Ela - I' Oro SITEOES " waxings by Barnet----bot- h los "Bunny" and t a Patents e 163 Prg 64 1Pirs or it - - - SPECIIAL1GROUV- '!--- ' 4 - i - Green Suede litally Dolls 'Values to $1495 'd ' ' -br - - i I -- QPO - - 4 and Ties tPumps Values to $1095 - 183 Prs In1 103 Pis - - a lelopott U 9 - All Sale Huai No Exchanges or Ref tmds Use your Charge 'Account g) 4 I 63 w p to t i South Main' 4 t 1- L: ikrN C - - c 1 I I Air - oolifikl-------1- 'l I T 11114' t'N I SHOE SALON Charles Boogie' i4 t 11Pr s KNAPPISIONAIIC11E 11 SPEED MIX MIXERS a separate 'speeds 2 bedtti rtio phr ' Complete Ir modern styting Makes two Heat indicator waffles at' once 1 4 N ers 2 bowls Juice extractor - ' You won't I P at No Additional Cost Easy Payments' PAY Sehu-- H visit 'Plan now to' ulipay bach's outstanaing Show at the Home the at Fairgrounds Utah Statewant to miss it! F! t 1 included 4 AO ttro - DOWN - S a N4 I '''- z : - -- '1 '1- li!doh° Street 5 --- 11v Main onderilcidway Loks:Ciek- Utah i Ir ' A l' '14 A - Easy Payments PAY 150 DOWN i ' - TWIT WAFFLE IRONS 4 ' I MANNING-BOIVIIIA- T 'Pr ' v '1 r I t ' 7' 1 ( ''''' ' n 4 The record bar isn't standing short on singles by the sensational sepia artist either Its all real mellow stuff like "He Sends Me" and "Come anti' Get Is Honey": "You'd Better Watch Y outsell Bub" and Moth tr's Eye:" :1 "Do You or Don't-Yo- u Lovel me and "Song- - Is Ended": "Harry on Pow" and "Lady': on Love With You" and "He's A Real 'Gone Guy' and "Let Me Love nou Toitsght" Latch on to these groovy waxings for your next live session Tons or Marion—nothing but sharp chicks themselves—will Joe of "en you might glad to spin wanta hear tny giving with the green! 77 r -- Here's what you ker 'Reaching for the Moose' 'There's a New Male se tlYour Stall" "Sleepy Lagoon" 11The One I Love" and "Lake - eibt 0"' e"' PS Flat Heels and i e L - - ' 4k m Final Clearance :i3O11)113S and ENDS Black and Browli Calfskin t 4 ) 4 FizzatCleariznee Easy Payments PAY 200 DOWN r'ettiantie '- if z r 11- iIrietlSuetteiltlelfA111061Straps ' ' 7 QPO 2 ngs toast guard assures perfect The ideal gift every-tim- Easy Payments PAY 200 DOWN i Cola rc pop-u- p 1 e Apol- ' r Vaj - other You can't go wrong with either ilefore we turn to Nellie (and we can hardly wait) we'd like to mention a couple of mad numbers we caught on a recording by Arnett Cobb Both ot rem— 'Go Red Go' and "Dutch Kite& like crazy Bounce—rock eft Better pick up on this platter Now for our gal elle Her playin and singin'i was never finer than it is in the new Capitol album on sale in the record bar for $315 Sandals runi-p- ca Placity 8-c- Automatic e"Ne I" unit - limps" were on ene 4Deep Purple" and 'f Jubilee lamp" on the ODDS'!aind ENDS - finish ' gleaming heating built-i- n - We listened to a couple of single attee I' 4 " rt t Spectators Values to $1295 All-Whit- es - fs? (bt:j10-1'- Clearance ! 4( - offers the opportunity "to thwart the emotional maturity or to die--I an d 'f amily it " even COno may unconsciously abet' aid and the change sciously py in personality he ikaid ': "Any disabling i(Mess like polies chilct the vriththe myelitis provides opporthnity to gait! the Center of the stage and to i'Ancortsclously utilize the disabllityto reclaim th gplden phase of Childhood periver normal in early childhoodl but psychologically crippling- as the child grows Older" Set the Stage The problem he 'said "Is tO'se—t the Stage for he ciaild Iliad the family so that poliomyelitis interferes aS little as possible with the emotional prOcess "That this can be don is:testi fled to by the fact that sometimes ' children who have had poliorayelim Us teach a higher level) of maw turitY than many t children who have not had the diseasesThat Ls one ot the reasons why' the inferiority resülting from Ia Sometimes a poliomyelitis golden complex for the child and the personality Yield is very They Were separated Rice later I I went out on a pass "7' I Rice pulled the trigger three II ---7mon times but the gun did not discharge- Beck said He then re9 ' 4144 turned to his bed and tired one shot under it to make sure the 'net crippling disease he said t ' weapon was functioning provides psychic temptations for — Then Rice wheeled over to the child for the and for take two pieces of cake right away—'cause mom told me not to Hicks' bed and shot hini in the the whole family mother H eak twice for it" Pori some' he said the 'disease leg" Beck said 1 "rn 11111h14 Irc -- '" ter of Ralph D Ward president the Drake Bakeries died last vator could distinguish of said chimpanzee from its keepers Oct 27' The 'prosecution charged and the other anthropoids waiting an illegal abortion was performed 10 days there by the two physicians contended the "Plaintiff was riot aware until before The defense on Miss Ward In thereafter that said elevator t or doctors operated the said Cincinnati club catered an effort to save her life after to or were used by wild animals they found she had undergone an care' in departing from said MEMPHI July 15 (UP) — One paraplegic veteran shot and wounded another Thursday at the Kennedy:Veterans hospital climaxing an argument - -- your less Anna Wagenlander Newport Ky Thursday 'filed two suits for $12000 each charging she had been bitten and mauled by chimpanzee inithe swank Cincinnati club belonging to the zoologl4 cal society of Cincinnati One of the suits names the zoological society and the other is against William H and Carolyn E Dressmart trainers at the zoo: Mrs Wagenlander charged the animal attacked her Dec 25 1947 as she stepped from an elevator atthe club where she was - employed Said Attorney Jack Glenn Williams in the action filed behalf of Mrs Wagenlander: 'Plaintiff had no knowledge of the presence of simians among the group waiting for said elevator victed Miss Ward nor in the exercise of reasonable - Why tcik less than 1111--Mr- 79 Leg of Buddy! Tenn i 4M - TNro Suits File(1 Ape Attack:1 I - Definitely Suicide Assist Dist Atty Anthony J Liebler who prosecuted the doc- 1 CrNCINA'171 July 15 II 0 the abortion death of heiress Jane Ward The surgeon Dr Oswald Qlasberg of New York was convicted of first degree manslaughter along with Dr Paul Singer 4311 Park avenue gynecologist tors termed Glasberg's death "definitely a suicide" Dr Thomas Gonzales thief medical examiner said a chemical examination of 'Glasberg's organs showed traces of cyanidsin "sufficient quantity to kill" The doctors were convitted late It was their Wednesday night second complete trial on the charges An earlier one resulted in a jury disagreement and before that another start ended in -a mistrial Glasberg received the verdict— under which the pair could be sentenced to a maximum of 20 years His —without visible emotion codefendant was pale and swayed at times 'Checks Glasafter midnight Shortly the Tombs A berg Was taken to cell every half guard visited the hour ' A little before 5 am (EST) the guard found the doctor on the floor still breathing A hospital physician was called and pronounced the prisoner dead Glasberg and Singer had been sent to prison to await sentencing Aug 26 after the prosecution told the court Singer had threatened to commit suicide if he were con- I TIT I BurrER FOR Paraplegic Vet Shoots Bad' By NEW YORE July !15 UP)—A surgeon killed himself by cyanide poisoning in his prison cell Thursday after conviction in 1 night LThe ' Poison Pies In Prison Cell I ordering him to leave town for '"running around with a white woman" A possd led by theriff F F Mtmday searched this hilly piney woodi country ThursdaY for 'two Negroes who were reported to have fired the istiots Wednesday Entry e S-Lov- Com THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Friday July 161948 Double Swan - Boise 14oNe vtz- - 4 1 35 Viashir -- en Blvd ) |
