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Show SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1931 THE JOURNAL rx? ' t & J-fi ' . y&iff a Bmmsmssrn & . m Page 3 f"M '$ ; yZ7$M,. " ,f , Jv $' V ?Z "--' .$ j XgffJ2 X w u ' j,a " 1?:? ! -- , . p lfftJ r t - .: Jl jl ,. X ' x.;( .i A ' ' '4MZLZ p s, ?', PX?' ftp? W, ?V t (w $ y i; - , - f 'f C V ! - 2 ; ' '' 'i v U4 y$m. '-- . :. 'S iOX- - ... SPY RING SMASHED IN GREECE An investigator comes through a hole into the underground hangout of a Communist spy at Glyfada, Greece. The hideout was discovered by helicopter crewmen of the U.S. eighth fleet who were dispatched over a suspected area. The Red operator of two powerful transmitters was trapped in the vault and refused to emerge. lie shot himself as officials finally entered the hideout after lifting a marble slab. Police confiscated considerable amounts of Communist documents which the operator had not burned. Glyfada is a seaside suburb of Athens. The fleet was visiting Greek waters. YULETIDE TRADITION . . . Again this Christmas season, as it has annually since 1929 with the exception of the years of World War II, the Missouri Pacific railroad will light the worlds largest Christmas tree. The front of the general office building in St. Louis, which fronts on Civic Plaza, gives the unique effect of a huge Christmas tree through the turning on of certain lights in certain offices in the large building. 22-sto- ry LAUGHING BOY . . . Andrei Vish- lnsky, who laughed and laughed western powers sugdisarmament discussions, gested chews on his fingertips in U.N. general assembly in Paris as Britain is accused by Egypt. when the RESCUED PILOT THANKS TANKER CREW . . . Lieutenant Donald Hammer, Johnston, Pa., a U.S. navy pilot, thanks members of a lifeboat crew aboard the Robert E. Hopkins, an oil tanker. The rescue crew saved him from the ocean oft Cape Hatteras when his fighter plane made a forced landing during maneuvers. Lieutenant Hammer, a member of a land-base- d squadron, said his engine exploded. POLICE SEIZE HOLDUP SUSPECT . . . Detectives George Daly and Howard Birch question Joseph Grilio in Newark city hospital where he was treated after jumping from a third-stor- y porch at his home. He was wanted for questioning in connection with the shooting of Patrolman James Law during a night of five holdups by an armed bandit pair. Law was slain in the $8,000 robbery of a food market in Newark. Grilio denied any knowledge of the shooting or the holdups for which he was held by officers. BOOMS IKE . . . Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr. (R., Mass.), the man who has been chosen to manage camthe Eisenhower-for-Preside400 GOP before paign, speaks women volunteers In Chicago. He predicts Ike will be a candidate. nt BRING BROTHER HOME . . . Corporals Henry and Richard Needham salute the casket of their brother, Sergeant John Needham, before starting their trip from Oakland, Calif., to Lansing, Mich., as escort for their brother who was killed in action in Korea last January. Both Henry and Richard also fought in Korea, receiving seven purple hearts between them. Henry is an amputee. They met in San Francisco where they were assigned to take Johns body home. HALT! . . . Wives form chain before Hamarville, Pa., mine. EMPHATIC . . . Britains new foreign secretary, Anthony Eden, Is shown making stirring appeal to Russia to join West in search for peace settlement. |