NORTH STAR
GRILL
NEW YEAR’S EVE
SPECIAL!
—FROM 10:00 P.M. UNTIL CLOSING —
SWEET and SOUR SPARERIBS . 3.00
PORK CHOW MEIN
CRISP NOODLES . 3:00
CHINESE FRIED SHRIMP
AND RICE . 2.75
MEAT BALLS & SPAGHETTI
ITALlENNE, GARLIC BREAD ... 2.50
OPEN NEW YEAR’S EVE
UNTIL 6:00 A.M.
NEW YEAR’S DAY
17 Buildings Destroyed
In Explosion of
Fireworks Factory
FUCHU, Japan, —Six pow
der magazines exploded at a fire
works factory here Saturday, de
stroying 17 buildings. One person
was reported killed and three
injured.
Robert Montgomery’s
Daughter Marries Again
LAS VEGAS Actress Eliza
beth Montgomery, only daughter
of actor Robert Montgomery, and
Byron Barr, known in films as
Gig Young, were honeymooning
today after their marriage Satur
day night.
The ceremony was in the First
Presbyterian Church. The couple
is spending a few days at Palm
Springs, before the actor returns
to Hollywood to start work in a
new picture.
It was the second marriage for
Miss Montgomery, 24, who di
vorced Galpatin Gamman, New
York casting director, last year.
Barr's previous wife, Sophie
Rosenstein, his drama tutor, died
in 1952. He is 38.
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As the final page is written on
another twelve months we want
to say “Thank You” for your part
in making our business year a
pleasant one.
It is our sincere wish that in the
days ahead we will do nothing that
will lessen in the slightest t
friendly regard we have
from our customers.
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New York Police Bomb Squad Is
Weary of Checking False Alarms
NEW YORK, (jPI—New York’s
bomb scares started up again Sat
turday with police still weary
from checking on 36 in a 24-hour
period Friday.
Two telephone calls within 10
minutes Saturday morning gave
warning that bombs would go off
in a downtown Catholic high
school and in the midtown bus
terminal on West 41st St.
Another bomb threat was re
ported at a Brooklyn supermar
ket.
Police officers searched patient
ly but found nothing.
New York's “Mad Bomber,”
assisted, police believe, by numer
ous crackpots, gave the bomb
squad its worst 24 hours Friday.
Things got so bad that Chief of
Detectives James B. Leggett’cur
tailed the activities of his bomb
squad sharply. He ordered the
34-man squad to respond only to
those calls in which a suspicious
object had been found.
One man questioned in the in
vestigation died of a heart attack.
A suspicious object was found
early Saturday in the Times
Square Theater. The 12-inch pipe
was capped at both ends but was
found to contain only wadded pa
per. It was found lying near the
stage.
The alarms sent police scurry
ing around the city into skyscrap
er.-. subway stations, theaters ho
tels, chuhches and bus and rail
way terminals.
They caused police to intensify
their hunt for the diabolical
•Mad Bomber,” who has planted
some 33 bombs in the city since
1940 Twenty-two have exploded,
injuring 15 persons. Rewards to
taling $26,000 have been posted
tor the maniac’s capture.
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A House or Apartment
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