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.7-—.' DEPARTMENT EMPLOYEE ARRESTED AS SPY: New
y— Federal attorneys called for Grand Jury indictment
Y ■t'Judith Coplon, 27-yeaf-old Justice Department employe,
a ° ain> .17 of stealing government secrets. Valentine Gubitchev,
on c 7 J engineer seized with her on a bus after toeing
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32 \ a :‘7 ’ Washington by F. B. I. agents. Miss Coplon, a
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and honor graduate of Barnard pleaded inno
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cent. $100,000 bail. Miss Coplon’s trial was set for Apri 1 and 1
in lieu nf bail.
released on $20,000
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LIVING BUDDHA TO STUDY
HERE: Baltimore, Mo.—A liv
ing Buddha ha^ come here from
China to study. Dilowa Hutuk
hta, 19th deincarnation of the
eighth century Buddhist Saint j
Dilowa, is here to work with Dr.
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Owen Lattimore, director of the
Walter Hines Page School of In¬ i
ternational Studies of Johns Hop¬
kins University, Dilowa will
teach Mongolian language and
history. i
Baldwin College Wins
Cage Tournament
Baldwin College, Tifton, Geor
gia won the regional eight basket- I
ball championship by defeating 1
Brewton-Parker College 63 to 58
a very hard fought game. The
Baldwin team will represent reg¬
ion eight in the National Junior
College tournament next week in
Hutchinson, Kansas. The team
and their coach will leave Satur¬
day for the tournament. Sixteen
regional winners will compete for
the National title.
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NEW PLYMOUTH SHOWN
AT TWO DEALERS HERE
The new line of Plymouth au¬
tomobiles, with outstanding me¬
chanical improvements and up
to-the-minute styling, make their
appearance in dealer showrooms
here and throughout the United
States Friday. Whitfield-Paulk
Motor Co., owned and operated
by T. J. Whigfield and L. N.
Paulk and Dyson-White Motor
Co., owned and operated by By¬
ron A. White and Bob Dyson are
displaying the new Plymouths.
Completely redesigned and
streamlined, the new Plymouth
contains a 97-horse-power en- I
gine which is smoother, livelier,
and more economical. Other J
changes make notable contribu- !
tions to beauty, safety, and pas- i
senger comfort I
Wheelbase has been increased i
for a better ride and more road
stability but at the same time
over-all length has been re
duced for ease of handling. Al
though lower and narrower, the
new bodies provide greater in
terior room for passengers. The j
car’s appearance reflects a com- j
plete change from last year’s
models. The Plymouth may be!
seen at Whitf’eld-Paulk Motor
Co., and Dyson-White Motor Co. j
Designers have achieved a j
“common sense” streamlining in;
which ease of handling, safety j
snd comfort have received strong |
consideration. Fenders which I
blend perfectly into body lines i
are tachable, nevertheless thus separate avoiding and sheet de- j
metal masses so costly to repair
or replace.
Sedan seats are wider and
deeper, both in front and rear.
The width of both cushions has
been increased (o in front, 6 in
rear-front seat width 56 rear
seat Wldth 57’) with panels and
arm rests so located as to take
maximum advantage of the in¬
terior space. Rear seat room in
the Club Coupe has been in¬
creased to equivalent of the Se¬
dan. There is more head and
leg room in the Sedan rear seat.
Engine performance and ef
ciency has been improved with
a new design cylinder head which
increases ■compression ratio to 7
to 1. A new chrome plated com¬
pression piston ring reduces
cylinder wear and provides greait
er protection during the break
in period. There are improved
cil rings for greater oil economy,
while a newly-designed intake
manifold induces quicker, smooth¬
er engine warm-up and produces
faster response to throttle open¬
ing.
A new automatic electric choke,
of the same type used on other
Chrysler Corporation cars, has
been added. Among the out¬
standing innovations is the corn
bination igni (ion and starter
button. The cat starts by turn¬
ing' the ignition key slightly be¬
yond the “ignition on” position,
When released, the key automati
cally returns to “ignition on” po
site on. The device is not only a
dri ver convenience, but makes it;
impossible for children to move
the cars which are parked, and
left in gear by accidentally push¬
ing the starter button.
The push-pull type of- switch
for headlights, panel lights and
heater has been replaced with
rotary-aotion, dust-proof switch¬
es, and a new magnetic-type
fuel gauge gives immediate read
mg when the ignition switch
is turned on.
The best way to go about get¬
ting farm machinery in tiptop
condition is by reading the book
of instructions that came with it.
THE CAIRO MESSENGER. FRIDAY, MARCH 18, 1949.
The Veterans
Corner
Veterans are developing
creased interest in GI training,
the many questions received on
this subject reveal. Answers are
obtained from the Veterans Ad
ministration and published in the
columns of this paper as a pub
lie service to our veterans.
Q: I served more than 3 years
in the U. S. Army during World
War 11. I now wish to take in
stitutional-on-farm training and
would like to know how much
training I will be permitted to
take?
A: An institutional-on-farm
training course may be as long
out no longer than, is neces
sary to meet your individual
training needs or until you have
exhausted your four-year period
eligibility.
Q: Do I have to meet any set
AS OF MARCH 31 ?
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standard if I am taking on-farm
training course?
A: Yes. Once you start
training, it is your responsibility
to meet the standards of progress
set by the institution in which
you are enrolled. If you fail, your
benefits will be discontinued.
Q: What fanning tools and
farming implements do I get
when I am taking an on-farm
training course under the GI Bill?
A: VA will furnish you with
no tools or farm equipment since
^hese are articles with which the
farm must be equipped to meet
the provisions of the law. How
ever, books and incidental sup-
1 plies required for classroom work
will be furnished you.
Q: I am a veteran of World
War II. What is the latest date
on which I can start on-farm
training under the GI Bill?
A: You may commence your
training within four years from
July 25, 1947 or within four
years from your discharge or
separation from service, which-
ever is larger,
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