Yugoslavs Expell
Two American
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BELGRADE, Yugoslavia, (.4*1—
Yugoslavia ordered two American
correspondents Saturday to leave
the country within 24 hours.
A government spokesman said
Arthur M. Brandel, correspondent
of The New York Times, and his
wife, Mary Lester, who represents
the United Press, were being ex
pelled because “their writing has
not tended to create a better un
derstanding between our two
countries.”
Brandel and his wife said they
were awakened at 7:45 a.m. by a
Yugoslav militiaman who told
them:
“I am instructed by the minis
try of the interior to inform you
that you have 24 hours in which to 1
leave our country. 1 am also in- ]
structed that if you do not leave, i
we shall take the necessary steps.”
He did not say what such steps
would be, nor did he give any rea
son for the expulsion order, the
writers said. Brandel said he was
informed by the manager of the
Hotel Moskva, where he and his
wife live, that the manager was
instructed to have their apartment
vacated by Sunday morning.
Three Halloween
Bandits Get $60,000
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PASSAIC, N. J., (jP> — Three
armed, nonchalant thieves inter
rupted a Hallowe’en television
party in a home here last night
and made off with an estimated
$60,000 in cash, jewelry, fur coats
and silverware.
While one man covered Mr. and
Mrs. David Reisfeld and their
guests with his gun. the others
went through the house, deputy
chief Michael Wynne said, collect
ing a jeweled ring valued at $30,
000 by Mrs. Reisfeld, five fur
coats, silverware and between
$800 and $1,000 in cash.
During the robbery, the man
covering the five guests asked
Mrs. Reisfeld to mix him a drink.
She did, and also gave him some
cigarettes when he asked for
them.
FRANCES PATERSON
ENTERTAINED FRINEDS
Frances Paterson entertained
her school friends last Friday af
ternoon with a Hallowe’en party.
Fourteen children had a won
derful time playing Hallowe’en
games and special Hallowe’en re
freshments were served at the
Paterson apartment.
NO DAMAGE AT FEDERATED
CHURCH FIRE
The fire department was called
| out Saturday afternoon for an
alarm from the Federated Church.
The stove in the social rooms
had become overheated and the
stove pipe was burning out. No
i damage was done.
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MR. AND MRS JESSE JONES
TO GO TO GUSTAVUS
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Jones of the
C.A.A., who were married here
last spring, have been transferred
to Gustavus and plan to leave
some time next week.
Would Wood Be Sweet
With Steak At Stake?
MISSOULA, Mont. (#*)—Hopes 1
for commercial production of mo-1
lasses from waste wood have been
expressed by Charles L. Tebbe,,
director of the Northern Rocky
Mountain Forest and Range Ex
periment station.
Molasses already has been pro
duced from this source at the for
est products laboratory in Madi
son, wise., and is being tested as
a cattle feed at the University ol
Wyoming, Montana State Univers
ity, Washington State College and
the University of Idaho.
Tebbe said that if these tests
prove the value of the feed, saw
; dust and other waste wood muv
take on great new value.
1 Moroccan Gels
! Decision In I
Middleweight Bout'
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CHICAGO, (/P)— Knocked down
> three times in the last round, Mar- (
cel Cerdan, the Casablanca clout- j
er, lasted until the bell in Chicago,
stadium Friday night to take a 10-:
round decision over Anton Raadik
of Estonia and register the fourth
ring triumph of his American
tour.,
Cerdan, who, after 100 victories !
in 102 bouts, seeks the middle- i
weight world crown held by Rocky
Graziano, was scheduled to leave
for New York and thence to Casa
blanca, Morocco, to join his wife
and three sons. He received word
that his wife’s brother had died in
Casablanca and the family was\
grief stricken.
The Frenchman who is /niddle- j
weight champion of Europe, car- !
ried the fight to Raadik most of |
the way but tired badly and was j
floored by round-house rights in j
the final round, once for a count J
of four and twice for counts of:
three. He was rising wobbily from j
the canvas when the bell ended
the fight.
The crowd of 9,172 which pour
1 ed $40,034 into the coffers cheered
: Raadik as he left the ring. They
gave Cerdan’s decision a round of
boos.
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