European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - January 26, 1950, Darmstadt, Hesse Thursday january 26, 1950 the stars and stripes Page 7 coast to coast Tiger i tails like Mother. Like daughters Bur Bank calif., Jan. 25 a Mabel Siarah. To rid famous animal Trainer who recently described her self As the Only woman crazy enough to fool around with tigers was stated by doctors yesterday Mohave a Good Chance of recovery Alicr being by a Bengali eras she was lifting a cub out of its Cage. Most s. Who his never revealed nor age. Has been performing with animals for nearly 40 Yea Sand has been severely bitten twice before. In 1928 she was partially scalped and had the flesh on one in it stripped from knee to Anke Simiti in 1935 a Tiger bit through Ner Arin and shoulder and clawed her Accident took place in the same training compound where Mayst Hafer Well known British trailer was killed by a lion on dec. 20. Oil Burner in Grade school explodes. 12 students Hurt Gary ind., Jan 23 up an Oil Burner exploded a the ones Ory Portage Central Grade school injuring 12 students. Five of those injured were to Kento Gary hospitals where attendants snid it was believed that none was injured seriously. Classes had been dismissed at the school before the explosion be cause the Oil Burner had failed. The injured students were in Asnithe Grade classroom adjoining the boiler room they had remained to eat their lunches before going the injured at mercy Hospital at Gary were Donal Mongold 11 David Unrue 12 Char Les d a w s o a 11 and Robert Parish 11. Claimant of non Stop record Deputy die in plane Cras Chipley fla., Jan. 25 Johnny Mann 45, California flier who claimed a non Stop distance record for Light planes last week from Van Guys calif., to Jackson Ville fla., was killed with another californian in a plane crash near record flight was made in connection with the All american air Maneu vers at Miami which ended last other victim was identified As Robert e. Melander about 40. The plane barely cleared a farm House As it crashed into a Field near a on icelander s body Iden i tidied him As a Deputy sheriff of he Aerial division of the los an Geles county sheriffs office. Poor Richard medal awarded to Hoffman Philadelphia Jan. 25 up Paul g. Hoffman Marshall plan and min Strator has received the poor Richard medal of achievement from Philadelphia s poor Richard club Hoffman said that Benjamin Franklin the original poor Richard might have been shocked at first by the multimillion Dollar Marshall plan but that ultimately he would have approved the idea. He would i am sure approve what we Are doing to get Europe Back on its feet Hoffman said to him that would make economic sense. It would Appeal to his com Mon sense too because he knew hat the most useful Charity is that Charity which raises people above he need of maid admits killing child for not minding North Tonawanda n.y., Jan. 25 a police held a 19-year old housemaid they said had admit Ted beating to death her employer s Small son because she claimed the boy would t Stocky bespectacled Leona Wil on sunny Days in Beverly Hills calif., mrs. Harry James better known As Betty Grable a local citizen likes to take the kiddies for a walk. The kiddies Are Jessica left and Vickie. Liams also was quoted by police As saying she was angry Over having too much work to she said four year old Timothy Hefner would t mind and interfered with her housework police reported. No charge was placed against the housemaid pending a conference of police officials and representatives of the Erie county District at Torney s office. Timothy died Friday in an ambulance taking him to a Hospital. Mother s lecture softens hearts of Gem thieves Long Beach calif., Jan. 25 up a lecture by mrs. Arbutus Skeels so softened the hearts of Uvo Holdup men they left untouched $2.000 Worth of jewels in her Hus band s Haye six children and no insurance mrs. Skeels said she told the gunmen fled leaving two paper bags containing the gems. In again out again Thomas jailed again for beating wife Detroit Jan. 25 up in event Sanders Thomas has the notion he won t be Able to beat his wife again until feb. 19. Mrs. Sarah Thomas had her Hus band arrested last september forbearing her. Thomas was put on a four month probation and was so angry he beat his wife again. This time he was jailed 15 Days. After release he beat his wife for having sent Bim to jail. He went to jail for 90 Days. When released Jan. 1, he rushed Home beat his wife again. Judge George Murphy a bit weary of repeated charges sent Thomas to jail for a month. Chase National plans Aid for Small business in York Jan. 25 up Winthrop w Aldrich chairman of the Board of directors Chase National Bank has announced that Chase will inaugurate an Aid pro Gram for Small . Businesses in cooperation with local Banks. Aldrich said the Bank s Board of directors authorized establishment of a loan fund in the amount of ,-000,000 at the outset to participate with correspondent Banks in extending Loans to Small businesses in their communities. Bogn Fygi loses citizenship bid Boston Jan. 25 ins an alien who entered the . In the uni form of a dead american army sergeant lost a Federal court suit against deportation. The citizenship petition of Enrico h. Dinino 26, was denied by judge William t. Mccarthy after attorneys for the naturalization office. Department of Justice said Dinino married a Boston girl in 19-16 without Benefit of divorce or annulment from his italian wife. The judge said if i had proof that you were married in Italy 1 would give you six months for contempt of in denying the petition for naturalization Mccarthy said the fact that this Man wore the uniform of a dead army sergeant and collected ?450 in pay from the army is enough to indicate that he is not of Good moral character and unworthy of being an Amer ican Dinino said he had made restitution of the Money. No Given life for slaying yank Yokohama Jan. 25 up an army general court martial convicted and sentenced to life imprisonment m sgt Clemens Johnson 28, of Little Rock ark., for the Mur Der of sgt William a. Hicks 30, of Pittsburgh. Trial evidence showed that John son became involved in a quarrel with Hicks at the no club at Zama on the night of nov. 7. Johnson left the club returned with a car Bine and pumped five shots into Hicks. Airmen hit by locomotive Coutts Alberta Jan. 25
