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Kennel and Paddock Teddy Carries New Young Owner to Honors Hunting Dog Saved Licenses Duo BY LaRUE DANIELS small opening was dug through the cave ln and Bill Sagle of Roseville slipped through the i opening to rescue the dog Carrell said that Tippy had al most freed himself Wore res cuers arrived He had dug to within two feet of the top of the ground over the mine passage Carrell said the paws and nails were worn down from the digging but otherwise he was In good condition Dog Licenses on Sale Deadline Is Jan 20 New 1955 dog licenses now are on sale at Lakeside Courthouse and 20 branches in the county owners were reminded by Coun ty Auditor John Carney yes terday All dogs over three months old must have licenses Carney said Deadline for obtaining the $2 tags is Jan 20 alter which a 51 penalty will be assessed the auditor warned Carney reported branches are open at the Animal Protective league 1729 Willey Avenue Campolo Awning Co 15509 Lorain Avenue Donnelly Real ty 11627 Detroit Avenue Home Interiors 3350 Warren Road Waiblo Hardware 5601 Storer Avenue Schwab Electric Co 4138 Pearl Road Southeast Chevro let 8815 Broadway Glen ville Pct Supply 10638 St Clair Avenue and Small Animal Clinic 18235 Euclid Avenue Suburban agencies are at Hor ton DeSota 580 Broadway Bed ford Berea Ice Beverage 8 ront Street Berea Veterinary Hospital 13019 Chippewa Road Brecksville Chagrin Township Hall 83 North Main Street Chagrin alls Blue Cross Hos pital 13173 Cedar Road Cleve land Heights East Cleveland City Hall 14340 Euclid Avenue Mayfield Heights City Hall Hill Top Station Ridge and Royalton Roads North Royalton ox Hardware 5421 Pearl Road Parma Justa Card Gift Shop 19145 Detroit Road Rocky River and Shaker Real Estate Service 15519 Kinsman Road Shaker Heights Budgie Society to Elect Officers The Northeastern Ohio Bud gerigar Society will hold its annual election of officers at 8 Tuesday night at 1747 Lake front Avenue East Cleveland After the business meeting there will be a Christmas party Russia Seen Getting Ready to Reopen Door to Tourists AMED for a doughty president famed for carrying a lot of power in a small package is Teddy a stalwart little horse tha Is giving one more young rider the thrills that can come only to youth He is winning blue ribbons over the jumps with remarkable regularity under the fine piloting of Annabelle Mercer 15 daughter of Mr and Airs rank Mercer 1551 Crest Road Cleveland Heights Teddy is a handsome chest nut gelding that siandi only 142 hands so you can call him cither a horse or a pony and you be strictly wrong or all his smallness in size be has a 1 spirit and is a grand 1 1 1 or When he takes the jumps he gives the specta unus danisls tors a thrill as does another 112 horse Little David a great favorite the last couple years in Madison Square Garden Annabelle obtained Teddy from Chester I Burnett jr of 17905 Nottingham Road a young rider who compiled a notable record with the dynamic little fellow When Chester was 32 years old Teddy won for him at the New York State air at Syracuse the Buffalo Interna tional and at Ohio State Sad as It is In one way young people have a way of growing out of even horses In her first season with Teddy Annabelle has in 12 starts won 10 firsts one second and one fourth place Annabelle and Teddy will jump today in the Cleveland Rid ing Academy show in the 107th Cavalry Armory in Shaker Heights Trapped in Mine Eight Days Dog Is Rescued Tippy a two year old coon dog owned by Abbie Carrell of Roseville near Zanesville was rescued from an abandoned codl mine late last night where he had been trapped for eight days The hound however seemed none the worse for his ordeal Carrell was hunting a week ago Wednesday night when Tippy and another dog entered the old Elk Mine about a mile north of Roseville One dog came out of the mine but Car rell was not sure whether Tippy was still there Carrell returned home and when Tippy failed to show up the next day he returned to the mine and called the dog He heard a bark from deep inside the pit After investigating the workings Carrell found that a cave in had blocked the passage and Tippy was trapped some where beyond With the help of neighbors a BY SIDNEY WEILAND MOSCOW Dec 18(Reuters) Intourist the Soviet govern travel agency is making plans to resume tourism in Rus sia probably next summer Although no official confirma tion is forthcoming it is widely believed here that foreign tour ists will be admitted again pro vided there is no change for the worse in the international situa tion After World War II Soviet policy concentrated on encourag ing visits by delegations of workers and "intellectuals" from other countries usually selected by pro Soviet groups in the West These delegations are not tourists in the real sense be cause they are invited guests usually of the Soviet Society for Cultural Relations With oreign Countries which pays all their expenses installs them in com fortable hotels and provides them with a free program of sightseeing and entertainment Hotel Shortage Acute If tourism is reintroduced in 1955 the Russians will face the problem of an acute shortage of hotel accommodation There are no private boarding houses in the Soviet Union and only 13 state run hotels in Moscow a city of 6000000 which daily at tracts thousands of visitors from other parts of the country Apart from shortage of hotel space a further hindrance to large scale tourism may be the rouble exchange rate The rouble is pegged at four roubles to the dollar Under this rate a jar of jam in a Soviet shop costs the equivalent of 5280 and a pack age of medium quality ciga rettes 5150 Already Intourist has intro duced a fixed rate coupon avail able in London New York and other cities which can be pre pared in foreign currency to cover charges in intourist hotels On Sale for 519 This coupon on sale in New York for 519 covers the cost of a hotel room for one night breakfast lunch tea and dinner and a sightseeing trip or theservices of an intourist inter preter A visitor may buy as many coupons as he requires Under the arrangement the basic east for a stay I would be about $133 exclusive of traveling expenses and the cost of entertainment If similar facilities were paid for in roubles the cost would be nearly double Resumption of tourism is un likely to mean that foreigners will be allowed to roam at will in the Soviet Union If they are allowed to come they will prob ably be shepherded by intourist guides and confined to a strictly defined itinerary '54 Income Ta orms Available Income tax forms for 1954 are now available at the Cleveland office of the Internal Revenue but most taxpayers need not ap ply Uncle Sam expects to distrib ute about 1500000 forms by mail after the Christmas holiday season Revenue Director Parke Williams whose district em braces 22 northeastern Ohio counties said taxpayers on the mailing list would receive their blank forms by Jan 10 Everyone who filed a 1953 re turn is on the list Williams said the office sup plies available for distribution were intended largely for tax ac countants and lawyers who make out Returns for clients although individuals also may obtain them Orders for blank forms may be made by mail request di rected to the nearest revenue office said Williams AERO EXPERT SPEAKS Swedish Research Director Talks at Wright Brothers Lecture Bo Lundberg director of the Aeronautical Research Institute of Sweden will speak Wednes day at the 18th Wright Brothers Lecture sponsored by the Cleve land Akron Section of the Insti tute of the Aeronautical Sci ences He will address a dinner meet ing of the section at the NACA laboratory 21000 Brookpark Road The meeting is open to United States citizens only Topic will be "Th atigua ofUrplane CLEVELAND PLAIN DEALER SUNDAY DECEMBER 19 1954 IK? tSf ft i Ip' I Jr a Ji jh W' ISfeW1' IN THE CLEAR Annabelle Mercer pilots her stalwart little Teddy over a hqrdle She has had a remarkably successful first season with the 142 chestnut which the obtained from Chester I Bur nett jr Annabelle 15 Is the daughter of rank Mercer an attorney of 1551 Crest Road Cleveland Heights She will ride today In the Cleve land Riding Club show at the 107th Cavalry Armory In Shaker Heights Union of 2 Greek Parties COMPILES Challenge PapagoSjffijW BY 8A5I MODIANO ATHENS Dec (Reuters) A popular front self styled ahti rally coalition" has appeared in the Greek political acene the result of the municipal elections held throughout the country In late November The antl rally coalition is sponsored by the remnants of two political parties the progres sive party known as Epek and the Socialist party led by Pro fessor Alexandres Svoloc now co leader of the Democratic party Its main aim is to chai lenge Prime Minister Alexander Greek rally party which has governed Greece since 1952 In the municipal elections the left wing Eda which is regarded as the legal cover for the banned Greek Communist party joined forces with the anti rally coalition to defeat both govern ment and liberal opposition candidates Win Urban Centers With no such coalition agreed upon between the conservative parties both the government Greek rally party and the lib eral opposition had announced that they were not giving the municipal elections any political significance their split vote had to compete against the single ticket of the coalition In the upshot the anti rally coalition won the municipal elec tions in the major urban cen ters including Athens Piraeus and Salonika and in many other smaller towns The opposition claims that two thirds of the municipalities and smaller communities now are In the hands of anti govern ment councils Objective observers here at tribute the success of the anti rally coalition rather to deep discontent with Prime Minister administration and Its aodal policy rather than to any Increase in left wing electoral strength Reaction In Middle Class The General Confederation of Labor states that the success of the anti rally coalition also Is due to reaction among the Greek middle classes who consider that so far Greece's economic recov ery has been achieved at the expense of low wages for the poorer classes and heavy taxa tion It is generally agreed here that the left wing Eda party supported the anti rally coalition because it was aware that it could not score any major suc cess its own Political circles in Athens now believe that the banned Communist party which is said to use Eda as its cover will not attempt to strengthen its co operation in the anti rally coalition and exploit the victory at the polls to its own ends CONTROLLERS CHOOSE Six Cleveland Officials Elected by National Group Election of six Cleveland ex ecutives to membership in the Controllers Institute of Amer ica was announced yesterday at institute headquarters in New York They are John Ault jr comptroller Jack Heintz Inc William II Campbell treasurer and assistant secretary Elwell Parker Electric Co Larson corporate controller Standard Products Co George Oakley comptroller Erie Railroad Co Edward Schroeder comptroller University Hospitals and James Willson treasurer Affiliated Gas Equipment Inc inds 31 of Men Seek ing Jobs Are 45 or Over An age survey of the Cleve land area job market shows that of men seeking work 31 are 45 or older while among women 55 are over 35 the Ohio State Employment Service reported yesterday Donald Smith area direc tor said the survey was under taken to determine acceptance of the so called groups in the local jeb market Persons registered for work at the four Cleveland offices totaled 24195 including 7880 women In November nonagricultural jobs filled by the local offices numbered 4072 a 13 increase from October Tough Competition Men in the upper age brack ets faced tough competition for jobs from younger men receiv ing only 16 of the 2742 posi tions filled by men Smith re ported Women in these brack ets fared better mainly be cause of a rise in domestic re placements They obtained 58 of openings filled by women women apparently were more interested in trying to adjust to the labor market since more than one third of 250 women given employment counseling during November were 35 and Smith said By contrast Smith noted only 12 of the approximately 590 men to receive counseling were 45 or more Smith reported the largest number of job openings for old er persons existed in service and unskilled groups Aw hi'i rw Vv 1 1 Jwmfr i i "'UlillliiHtnf 3 A 3 3 fl I i 17 dWr ss f7y 7 Zt IMBhhI SM 'h' 1 Vz' Built by Studebaker Packard Corporation 4th largest full line producer of cars and trucks Studebaker? much better made worth more when you trade! 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