SEPTEMBER 19. 1937 Tf-IURSDA Brit::. in Not to Ricognize Vladivostock Bay Closing LONDON, Sept. 18 (( 1 P) Britain said today it will not recognize Russia's closing of the Vladivostock Bay to foreign ships and planes. . But it appeared the British stand would do little to shake the Kremlin's position. The Soviets closed the bay Jujy 20, announcing foreign ships and planes no longer could cross a base line stretching 102 miles from the estuary of the Tu men River to Cape Povorotny on Russia's Pacific Coast. The United States and Japan have already lodged protests. Japanese fisher men had used the waters exten- Cold Vaccine Alleged Success BALTIMORE, Sept. 18 (/P) The first successful vaccine against a major common cold vir us was reported tonight. The Bal timore Sun said the vaccine was deileloped by Dr. Winston H. Price, Johns Hopkins University scientist. In a copyright story in tomor row's paper, Sun science writer Weldon Wallace reported the vac cine prevented colds caused by the JH virus in 80 per cent of 400 persons inoculated in a series of controlled tests. The JH virus, isolated by Dr. Price in previous studies, caused 30 per cent of the common colds which came to his attention in in vestigations made over a two year period. The vaccine was made from the killed JH virus and produced no symptoms, discomfort or side ef fects wharoever in persons who received it in Dr. Price's test, the paper said. Ike Blasted by 'Satchmo' Far Weak Racial Stand GRAND RAPIDS, N.D., Sept.l 18 (A 3) —Trumpet played Louis Satchmo Armstrong said last night he has given up plans for a government-sponsored trip to Russia because "the way they are treating my people in the South, the government can go to hell" Here for a concert, Armstrong said President Eisenhower had "no guts" and described Arkan sas Gov. Orval Faubus as an "un educated plow boy." 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NO WAITING IN LONG LINES AT SEARS England Struck IHoffais Ouster Seen By Asiatic Flu; . 19 Deaths Result, in AFL-ClO Report LONDON. Sept 18 ((.P}—Asiatic' WASHINGTON. Sept. 13 (N) The AFL-CIO Ethical flu was blamed tonight for the. practices Committee today practically read Teamster boss deaths of 15 adults and 4 children 'James R. Hoffa out of the big labor federation. It issued a in the Midlands and north Eng-i report linking Hoffa with what it called a rogue's gallery of land. Hundreds of thousands of Britons were stricken in the, hoodlums spreading epidemic and confined) The hard-hitting report served on the Teamsters found to bed it h e union--I Some industries were crip- 'the nation's largest—to be dom pled by absence .3f manonwer. 'Mated by corrupt leaders. - .expansion Planed schools were closed and hospi- It put Hoffa, union President !els were sorely over-burdened. Dave Beck and West Coast Team i or Local Airport No total casualty rgures v, - erelster chief Frank W. Brewster in' HARRISBURG, Sept. 18 (:Pl--- compiled by health authoritie,,that category and sternly pointed,The Civil Aeronautics Adminis but towns and cities in toe of- to what it said was a Tearastersftration said it expected to receive Ifected areas reported influenza:Union failure to give any adedspecifications tomorrow for im 'victims running into tens of thou ,quate answers to Senate RacketStprovements to the Black Moshan sands at different places. SchooL4,Committee disclosures. 'non Airport in Centre County. that stayed open were operating The findings—due for formal Ralph Schreiber, assistant dis with from 20 to 50 per cent al,-:approval by the AFL-CIO Execu- trict airport engineer for the CAA sent. I nve Council in New York next at Harrisburg, said the Pennsyl . _ • Dr. C. H. Shaw. deputy rnedi- , week—strongly hinted that they cal officer in the steel Sown of ;15-million-m ember foundation Sheffield, said he attributed 14 will kick out the Teamsters if recent deaths 10 epidemic. ; Hoffa is retained in any office ofi - There is little doubt, - he said. his union, much less its presi-o - that some of the cases started idencv. with flu and turned into pneu tioHOffat 44-year-old Detroit na monia:'nal vice president of the union,. is ---- fi Beck'' running .or secs More than 15,000 pupils were 'Teamsters president. Tease Fluffs American Style absent" from Sheffield schools. Beck, after being enmeshed in. Bleaching Cold wave Styling Frank Harris, a 23-year-old bus union scandal's, has announced he; driver at Wednesbury in Stafford-1 won't stand for re-election at the! at Lynn's shire, died last night in the arms,Teamsters convention starting' of the girl he was to have married',Sept. 30 at Miami Beach, Fla. AD 8-9605 later this week. 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