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THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1952 PAGE FOUR CHILLICOTIIE (OHIO) GAZETTE AND CHILLICOTIIE NEWS ADVERTISER Bride Decides to Keep First Husband, Once Reported Dead i Annulment of Marriage To Second Mate Is Asked lies." The union probably will take until the middle of next week to present its case. After that, witnesses representing the steel industry will have thejr inning. The industry has contended that no pay boost is warranted, and that if one is warranted, the result will be a new wave of inflation. Workers presently earn about $1.95 hourly on the average. thing like that, of a hyena.

So he turned it over to the pathol-ogists, figuring the animal might have been wild for two or three generations and reverted to an original type that no longer exists. Pathologists agreed with Kula that the animal was mostly chow, but said the mane possibly was only the result of living an untamed life for a long time. READ THE CLASSIFIED ADS ATLANTA, Jan. 10 A pretty 22-yer-old bride has decided to keep the first of two soldier husbandi given her by strange turn of fate in the fortunea of war. In.

the name of Mrs. Agnes Dixon, she petitioned superior court to annul her marriage to William S. Sasser. She asked that the mar- 60 per cent since 1945, the industry's net profits after taxes went up 219 per cent. The million-member union is asking an average 18 1-2 cents hourly pay boost and other concessions.

It postponed scheduled Neew Year's Day strike at President Trtfrnan's request to let the WSB decide the case. Murray said the nation needs steel to fight communism, but "America cannot for a moment afford to ignore the needs, the deep-seated human needs, of the steel workers and their fami Chardon's Dog Was Just That CHARDON, Jan. 10 0T That "wild dog" the pathologists at Cleveland City hospital were examining turned out to be just that and no more. A fox hunter shot the animal near here Monday and R. K.

Kula, Cleveland Museum of Natural History naturrlist, noticed it had a strange mane some I riage be declared null and void Headlight glare is the No. enemy of night driving. Pemiey's TOU SAVE fiSUGffl MORE NOW! issrwr-wssfw Tom Loudner Opens Tavern After being closed for several months, the Gold Key on Route 23 south has reopened under the proprietorship of Tom Loudner of Washington C. H. and under management of Charles T.

Kelly, also of Washington C. H. Mr. Loudner formerly was associated with his brothers in operation of the Loudner Barbecue Washington C. H.

and Mr. Kelly ako is experienced in the tavern business. They plan to specialize in fine foodsteaks, chicken, pickerel and oysters and all legal beverages Paul Brandon is the chef. Hours of operation will be 10 a. m.

to 1 a. m. The Gold Key has been entirely redecorated inside and new vestibules have been added. i '-v I on grounds thai she is the legal wife of Walter B. Dixon, once reported killed In Korea but later listed among war captives alive in communist prison camps.

The petition recounted that ahe was married to Dixon at Conley. on April 8, 1950, and was notified by the Defense department in June, 1951, that he had been killed in action. Last September she married Sasser in the belief that she was a widow, the petition related. She found name on the rolls of prisoners of war published just before Christmas. Remembering his aimy serial number, she discovered it was the same as the number published with his name.

After a holiday vacation with Sasser's parents at Lagrange, N. she and Sasser returned here recently. Sasser is a soldier stationed at Fort McPherson on the edge of Atlanta and she is employed at the fort as a civilian clerk. Official records showed Dixon failed to report to the army that he was married. The army listed his next of kin as a sister, Mrs.

Lorean G. Storey of Sikeston, Mo. J. S. Laster of Cullman, father of Mrs.

Dixon-Sasser, said Dixon's $10,000 service insurance was paid Mrs. but that he understood she had turned it over to his wife. J. ,1 "A i.flwiJ (i-kJi NINA DOES THE HULA Nina Warren, daughter of California's Gov. Earl Warren, gets a quick lesson in the hula from Dancette, left, and Kaleinani Poepoe, shortly after her arrival in Honolulu.

Nina, who recently recovered from polio, is vacationing- in Hawaii with her parents. Steel Profits Sufficient To Pay Wage Hike-Murray WASHINGTON, Jan. 10 UF CIO President Philip Murray said today steel makers' profits are "so great" they can ufford his unions' pay and other demands "without raising prices at all." Murray was called as the opening witness before a Wage Sta bilization board (WSB) panel in hearings on a government-suggested solution to the big steel labor dispute. State Plans Buildings COLUMBUS, Jan. 10 UP State Welfare Director John H.

Lamneck today asked for $598,000 to rebuild a burned Industrial School cottage and to make major repairs to several Cleveland state hospital buildings. Lamneck told the state board of control it would cost $195,000 to rebuild Mapiedale cottage at the Girls' Industrial School at Delaware. Fire destroyed the building Dec. 22. The other money would be used to make Pellow and Richard cottages at the Cleveland institution more fireproof.

Lamneck said. Both local and state building inspection and fire prevention workers have cited the buildings for safety and fire hazards, he said. Lamneck asked $50,000 for Pel- Chenille out boosting steel prices. The steel manufacturers have contended a price increase would be neeessary to offset any wage rise. Murray sai dthat while steel workers' earnings have risen to The chief of the CIO and its steel workers union said in a 46-page prepared statement that the steel industry is enjoying vast profits and can "easily grant" his unions demands with Boys' Cotton PLAID SHIRTS Men's Flannel PLAID SHIRTS Nation-Wide MUSLIM SHEETS 1.99 Always first quality and thrifty-priced, now! Penney's own, long-wearing muslin sheets are famous for service, sturdy use hurry in and stock up, tomorrow! 81" 108" 2.23 72" 108" 1.99 cases 45x36 55c Special Valuel $1 SPREAD 2.99 (full size) 1.50 I Lost 30 Lbs.

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