Show BttlSSBBSSIf Edison Widow J' Mother of TENANTS SHOWER DOLLARS BEER ‘MEDAL’ ON JANITOR i Aug 24 UP) — Walter Clausius who doubles toy-fixand gin raramy rs a as isn’t when he player janitor had 50 silver busy two birthday cakes 49 cans and 49 beer dollars of pretzels Sunday The 50 tennants at his north side apartment building declaring he was a gem of a janitor because of “services beyond the call of duty” lavished praise and gifts on him Saturday night at a surprise birthday party on his 49th CHICAGO a baby-sitte- r GovernorDies KEW YORK A up 21 R' — Mrs Mj-- a Miller Edinn S2 viiilov cf inre-'t''- r TT'ruas A Edison died Sunday rpM Mrs ETson ho was the second wife and mother of Charles A Edison former governor of New Jersey died at Hark-res- s pavihon cf the Columbia Presbyterian Medical center where she had been a patient since Julr birthday anniversary They gave him 49 silver dollars and a 50th “to grow on” plus a special citation “the crimson heart” but from a piece of red cardboard and presented by a tenant Mrs Gilbert J Brett who said Walt walks her dog for her The citation said Walt also fixes radios clocks household appliances and furniture for grownups and mends broken toys for the kids Water faucets never leak or squeak at Walt’s building tenants said and he’s always willing to sit with babies "He plays gin rummy with me three times a week” said Mrs Lena Greenberg 75 "and I beat him twice Saturday” 16 She had fallen into a coma late Eu-d- sy Present at the time of her death the former governor ard another son Theodore ard them waves and a daughter Mrs John Eyre Sioane and her husband Ir James Cos her phyeciao ssd the “presumptive' caue of death was cardiac faiire M'S Edison was born at Akron O JSy 16 lkn ard w as a leader In rstimal f:irvtv for temperance ar i juvenile recreation facilities Mother' Struggle Lew-iMiller Her father with Bishop John H Vin cent of the Chautauqua institute Her mother was an associate of Frances E Willard in the early for temperance Year later are often related that she had seen her mother come home with her clothes soaked wth water thrown at her by saloon-keepewere Walt responded to the occasion with his usual broad smile and a kiss for every feminine tenant who wished him “happy birthday” t DIFFERENCES RUSS-U- S s w-a- a dog-watch- er er Continued from Page One against current Ameri- canBritish-Frenc- h talks on industrial Cermans officially boost-produ- j c- tion Austria — This — aside from the rs She became Eison's second wife at 21 when she was hailed by arusta as one of America’ most gressmnal stipulations for close then 29 was in the midst of his The United States had declared its work as the "wizard of Menlo intention of preventing food from to determine the future Park" ibeirg Early thus year m connectiona gov ernmont with the certerrial of Edison brth Mrs Eds n wrote an article ’ Korea — The effort to fuse the for tre Associated Pres in which j Russ an and United States zones of she that sail ther marriage -there were no trials there w ere of occupation remains deadlocked iv trbulatinr s in being the wife Here however there emerged one In response to bit of optimism such a man of State Marfrom demands Secy j Disregarded Trials Soviet Foreign Minister shall "I can look bark on those won- - Molotov has agreed to submission drf-- l years ard see nothing in of a report on the accomplishshe ments cf the joint Korean commis-- s but co pensation" them on to see what can be done about "We have always felt that wrote there may have speeding —the merger ary were as teen Japan aThe United States has nothing such as the Russian request that irregularity of his working hours rejected which required constant readjust- th e preliminary- Japanese peace to the major ing of the plars an the home What 'talks be confine! we were doing was for a man Pacific powers — tfiv country the rls-m- g great things m the 'Soviet Union Chihy and Britain Instead the United States has adwon"! ” u-- I j ces irco-venien- - j ac-co- rr j vocated an conference ll-pow- er rights decisions by a two- -' thirds majority The deliberations may be coincident with the general assembly meetings regardjess of Russia's decis’on to participate— Yugoslav States has accused The Unite these three countries of suppeart-ir- g the guerilla warfare in Greece It has asserted also that efforts to end this strife have been blocked no veto 1 eto Dairen China — Here of bitter civil 'communists and by Russia 'Wlrn traveling Jet Webern Air fv j to v ur destination Save tme travel cool anj v- arrive rciresied clean ter ani or read p la v LOS ANGELES san di:go via CEDAR CITY LAS VEGAS GREAT FALLS — CANADA via POCATELLO BUTTE PHONE: f4 m4 f $ UJESTERn AIR LinES iii c l e-- ut Port Row too In the midst war between the Chiaxig States haa nationalists the United lodged a protest — this one over Russia's refusal to open the in-- i ternational port of Dairen for free j trade Turkey — A psychological con-- j troersv in effect a war of nerves has bon going on here starting Kai-shek- ’s j PRODIGY PLAYS MOZART AT 3 CHICAGO Aug 24 (CTPS) — piaro recital of Brahms Bach Schuberta Tschaikowsky and Mozart selections was given Sunday by a concert pianist who couldn't even touch the piano She is Margaret Har-r-- s pedals 3 daughter of Mr and Mrs A D Harris who will be 4 on Margaret Set 15tunes began picking out when she was 2 popular Now her teacher Miss Mildred G Hall sacs she is the moat brilliant prochgv of which she has ever heard Neither her father a railroad machmit mor her mother is particularly V U’ofe — v n o Wife Wallops HOW MUCH’S S100? Killer Suspect Scion Sugar Foiled by In Street Bout Tot’s LOS ANGELES Aug 24 (NYN) SEcfUL (L) Hodges Korea — Lt Monday Gen John Aug R charged Mondsy that the Russian delegation on the United commission had encouraged north Korean politicians who w Te guilty “of seditious activities aimed at destruction of the constituted government and law' and order In the American zone” Hodges commander of United States forces in Korea and U S representative on the commission said the Korean leftist leaders In question directly Interfered with the work of the Joint commission States-Sovi- Joint et SULLIVAN 111 Aug 24 (UP) Spreckels III sugar — A met his match when fortune heir suspected criminal was held he tried to slug it out with his in jail for federal authorities Sun blond wife in the middle of busy day while the girl Santa Monica boulevard here Sat- who provided information which led to his arrest moved on to urday night Spreckels 36 required medical another town with her tatlier a treatment for cuts on his neck and face when cops broke up the carnival man The child Linda May Miller brawl and arrested both contestants charging them with drunk- whose father owns a bingo concesenness sion was delighted with the idea The current Mrs Spreckels of receiving $100 reward offered who is the former Lou Dell Breese by a detective magazine for the 37 was cut on the lips forehead arrest of the suspect and both knees but spectators Sheriff Glen Brade said the said she handled her dukes ably child’s father H A Miller “didn’t and was giving as good as she seem much interested” in the got when the police interfered reward But Linda May left town talking about the money he said Posted 40 Ball ‘Familiar’ Photo Spreckels and his attractive mate were released Sunday mornLinda May who can’t read but ing when they posted bail of $20 likes to look at pictures was each A Los Angeles citv ordi- thumbing through a magazine nance provides that all drunks Friday when she spied & photomust be held for five hours before graph that looked familiar being admitted to bail "Daddy here’s a picture of Mr and Mrs Spreckels were John” she called to her father directed to appear in West Los “John” had come to work at Angeles branch of municipal court Miller’s concession on Thursday The caption on the photograph Monday The only explanation that the Identified him as John Francis two gave for their public fight Tomany 35 charged with unlawpolice said was that thev were ful flight to avoid prosecution for straightening out” some domestic a murder in Beaumont Tex problems Threatened Employer flxpenshe In Past While Linda May and her father Wife-w- n at the pietbre Honing has proved ex- were looking pensive for Spreckels In the past "John” came Into their trailer His first mate Rosanna a' Baptist home Apparently he had seen minister’s daughter divorced him the picture He pulled out a in 1936 after two years of marpistol and told Miller: "I’ll shoot you your wife and After the riage telling Judge that Spreckels struck her and this kid If you tell the police about was otherwise cruel and abusive this” Miller quieted the man and said n public she won 600 a month alimonv $100 monthly for their he would say nothing Later he child and $15000 attorney's fees talked to the carnival owner who Spreckels took his second wife called the sheriff’s office Marv Lavinia a former dancer a vear later She stuck It out for eight years complained of his heatings and finally divorced him four-year-o- liday coming up! 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