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1t '''- ::-- "'14"3tab45r-- r DUTCHI e :4 -- ' f ) '-- ''''') 1 498 i i ) - 4 - 1 e e i'r 11 er'''') if" 1 b16 "--) - Hall' Siarched li — I ' : 1f - moars4215-- 1 ' ' 7---- i 1 q 01 t ' t "Town ' ' ' - - r''''''''-- — 1 AY :: - it—"7"4---- -1-: ' t- (d7 ' ' ' 11"-- The Paris Dresses—Second '' k: - Corticeili -- ' i t ' ' f i i They are made to fit the average small figure perfectly Mending Cotton er- it mvwzaa: - :l tr I ' ) c 1 ''''') - ' '':' i i' - 100 i t ° ' —and styled especrally for women who desire the smartest in youthful fashion Landon' Backs Trmilail Views - I t J - - ii t - - -- ' ' '' '' 1 con-Unt- ' railroad Agreeing to certain conditions suggested ty Alleghany Corp as a means of settling the controversy the interstate commerce commission held that Alleghanys control of the C gt 0 the New York Chicago St St Louis railroad the Pere Marquette railway and their subsidiaries and affiliates is legal t - :ir tiJ hing wndi- 1 - ' - ' " e 'i t f must be an honest broker for peace among the nations and urged unified support tehind Pres ru a'oreigri policies Speaking before the Rotary club here the 1936 Republican presidential candidate said the United States should drop its costly naand tional talking onin headlines and stand the principle that the firmly inalienable rights to life liberty and the pursuit of happiness api ply to nations as viduals "TO Pres Truman comes the great opportunity and the heavy responsibilities of effecting policies that will offer a sound base for peace and at the same time - a united front against Japan- Landon said Landon said the nation must be unified behind the president as he faces his crucial negotiations with Stalin and Churchill tf I DRESSCS - strangers who called MANHATTAN i I WASHINGTON June 7 UP) — The Alleghany Corp Thursday won its long fight to obtain con- trol of the Chesapeake & Ohio A i ' I - a:Pi—Alf M Landon Thursday asserted that the United States 1 I ing Pressmen and Assistants union whose members quit in protest against an alleged company refusal to submit 19 disputed contract issues to arbitration Union officials said these included a union shop proposal Three more unions since then have joined They are the Interi national Typographical union the Chicago Mailers' union and the Amalgamated Lithoglaphers of America All four are American Federation of Labor affiliates - a - 11 I Rail Control - Largford wealthy in her own right is heir to a fortune from her father Joseph Bell Mayer retired utility financier who formerly lived in Buffalo Father Wealthy He now lives in the same swank apartment hotute where his daugh-in- ter resides but has not been formed of Langford'a death She Is 73 Her husband was 63 Detectives also pressed an investigation in night''life circles after hearing reports that Mrs Langford played bridge and ginrurrirry fcr big stakes and had been a heavy loser t strike at the It It Donnelly & S o fl s Lakeside Press Thursday threatened production of Friday's issue of Life magazine as union officials said they might pull out every organized worker in the plant This week's issue of Time magazine had rolled off the presses on schedule company officials said They added they had some doubt that the usual number of copies of Life would reach the neWEl- - I Allegrhany Wins The strike was called Sunday night by the International Print- ' I please" Mrs i (17P) — A 7 5 8 1945 - Mcnday night seeking to see Mrs Langford about the late Rafael DIAZ former Metropolitan Opera and one of several young srger Mrs artists Langford helped financially rind Lawton's Name Police said they found Lawton'a r erne among several hundred others in four memorandum books expenses and cash payIstirg ments made by Mrs Langford Some of the gifts ranged as high as 316500 We've got a lot of questions to ask him" detectives said Asst District Atty Jacob GruMet insisted he had "uncovered lots of clues" but that no definite u pec ts had been found Detectives working with Grumet dis closed that Mrs Langford told them she had given Lawton approximately $30000 in the last fair years In recent months he has been managing a road conapany of "Naughty Marietta" Asked why she had given Lawton the money Mrs Langford was quoted by police as replying: ''I can pend my money any way - i June CHICAGO ' Friday June — at their Park avenue apartment - I a nation-wid- e March 18 search He also was wanted for questigning in the death of two other women both auburn haired The government contended that Medley returned to the apartment after the party to keep a breakfast date with Mrs Boyer But instead the government said he choked her with a scarf hit her on the mouth and then shot her in the head Government testimony was that Medley stole a silver fox fur jacket and an emerald and diamond ring from Mrs Boyer - Bring In Mrs Langford Thursday night detectives were sent to bring Mrs Langford to Grumet's office so that she and Lawton could be questioned toEarlier Thursday when gether &Eked about her lavish benefactions to rising young singers and actors Mrs Langford snapped: It my money I can do what I 'Want with it" After questioning more than SO persons many prominent in New York cafe society and theatrical circles police apparently were no closer to a solution of one of the most baffling mihder mysteries in Manhattan police history Langford a textile company exocutive was shot through the head tyore June 7 (UP)— Lady Astor Virginia - born member of parliament was called an old gasbag" in the house of commons Thursday When Lady Astor interrupted a speech by La borite Aneurin Bevan by muttering something another member shouted: "Aw shut up!" Lady Astor replied and then )3evan told her: "It really is intolerable when this olegasbag gets up and gabbles away" "Oh dear!" said Lady Astor LONDON red-haire- HOLLYWOOD apartment TAGS LADY MP 'OLD GASBAG' Zbt Rait al0 Zrantrtt Strike Threatens Production Of Friday Life Issue I 1 - it - - - t ' 4' si:! i |