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For the Food of the Weekend S a Y S L a B O R T O R E C E Iv E U L C O Iis Id ? / ■ ■ '.4 PAGl TWENTY THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 2S. 1964 Averagaerage DalJy Net Prew Run iKanrl;p0tpr lEtt^ttfng raUt f o r the Week Keded - Sept, la, IMH •f o. a. We -7: /| 1 1 ,4 6 5 - i ezeeft lu Cda ia «• Mmaber mt the Audit arena. T eaierraw, fhtr. All easy way to have all day Saturday Free ; . BureM of CIrenUtloe Ootleek fe r Saadear MancheeUr-'^A City of pillage Charm SHOP AT PINEHURST FRIDAY NIGHT VOL,LXXin.NO.a 08 (Claantfiad Advarttalag aa Page^B) MANCHESTER, CONN.. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1954 (TWENTY PAGES) . WE ARE OPEN UNTIL 8:30 \ ■ PR IC E F IV E H aln It a flunUy alMppinf iiigtat or let Dad baby ait and come ever yenrself for ‘'g ood thln^ to eat” at Plnehurst. Irked' Partdnc ia eonveniant and we carrs^your parcel# to your car. Governor Ordisrs without charge. N o Upping, pleaae, for carry out aervice. For The Food Of The Weekend Race Bias End in Says Labor to Receive HALE'S FRESH KRAFT FARW GROUND 1 A N Y N AIIVE ( 0NNE( Ti( 1)’ MEAT DEPARTMENT Delaware Schools COFFEE VELVEETA T i i E :e y . E Lb. 2 Lb. Box Signs of Prosperity! Chicken Dinner Milford, Del., Sept. 24 (JF)— Gov. J. Caleb Boggs demanded LAND O'LAKES^ today that the Milford High School be reopened Monday to ul Coiisideration both white and Negro pupils "without incident.” The Gov­ For Everybody: ernor issued his order as the State Board of Education pre­ BUTTER pared to take over operation o t^ Even a "tiny” bit of difference in PINEHURST FRESH PORK in De- the Milford School Dlatiict after . H-Bomb'Victim Dies freahness makes a difference . mand . Cooler weather has increas­ In Quariera the local achool board reaigned laat Monday Set Robart Farm Turkeys are really night, amid mounting tension over ed the demand for fresh pork so much MEDIUM SIZE Bandits Net "fresh from the farm.” and they are racial integration at the commu­ Session of AFL that it has been sold out early at l k 7 0 c LARGE. FLUMP nity's only high school. young, tmder hen turkeys with more FAR M FRESH '' " I must Insist that no disorders, For Report wholesale and retail. W e have in­ of the favorite slices of white meat. NABISCO FRESH DRESSED threats or violence take place,” $ 100,000in W hitf Rock Frying Chickens and creased our order this week and should Armour Canned ROASTING Boggs said. " I call upon every Chicken parts are fresh from local COOKIE citizen, regardiesz of h ii personal On Senator have enough tender young Pork views, to see that law and order Hails President farms, too. Buy a whole fryer or broil- Roasts and center cut chops to fill Meat Specials FOWL and calmness prevail. Bank Tlieft ASSORTMENT CHICKENS Austin, Tex., Sept. 24 (/P)— ----- era, properly dreaaed. ready for the Boggs also asked all organisa­ the demand. W e sell only government Senate Minority Leader L.vn Los Angeles. Sept. 24 {/P)— President Eisenhower told ths pan . or select the part you wish TREET Full Pound tions in the school district to call Mount Vemon, N. Y., Sept. iniqiected Western pork from the meetings "so that I or othsr per­ . Legs with thighs . White 24 (/P) — Two holdup men don Johnson (D -Tex) asid to­ American Federation of Labor’s convention today prgan iz^ Breasts . Livars . Wings.. best corn belt sections. Sausage from sons available may meet and dis­ day he has informed MaJori­ labor’s views will receive "aympathetic consideration’’ from , 12 Oz. Tin 4 5 c cuss calmly and fully the situa­ forced employes to open the mis administration. ' Soup Parts. Wings at 26c lb. and soup 1st Prise and Handy will taste good: tion ...” vault of a bank today.’ anc ty Leader Knowland (R - Calif) that 'Senate Demo­ The President, who received a warm reception from dele­ parts at 6c lb. are really budget items. with corn fritters and sliced apples. PREMIER "This is Important in upholding escaped with approximately CHOPPED HAM law and order and the dignity of gates, said that he knew there are differences between his $ 100,000 . crats are ready to meet to LI. the state and its citizens," Gov. They tied,^ up the manager' and consider censure charces views aAd organized labor's but.the right to disagree was an CUT BREEN BEENS Boggs said. ’ 12 Os. 5 9 c three tellers of the Fulton Avenue American tradition. Win Preserve Order against Sen. McCarthy as driye-in branch of the Count. *T must say frankly that law and soon as the special commit Despite these differences. Eisenhower said, "the views of Eggs and Baeep Art Lower Trust Co. shortly before the hank C n . order will be preserved under the tee report ia ready. this convention will be studied and sympathetically consid­ CORNED BEEF 2 39c was schedulad to open at 8 a. m law and the American way. I Lipton’s ChiekRR W n N o v a I t m Ii « I i Ic Ii m b for frying or broNing; or Sounds .\laim ered Just as are the views of_all segments of the American S.rv. Th.m Gti^eusly . , . know that the citisena of Milford Branch Manager E d m u n Washington, Sept. iZ4 (>P) economy. --------------------- — ______ ■ 12 o z . 4 7 c and Delaware will have It no other handy chieknn ports. Tichenor -managed to roll over to Senators who conducted hear­ The PrMident said that whti* ■ VBgetalilt Soup Mix way,” , he and the A F L leadership do dis­ a floor button and sound an alarm ings on censure charges Townspeople last weekend pro­ to- police headquarters at 8:01 Irate Italian Attorney Uenernl agree on some iMues they do agree MISSISSIPPI WHOLE on many things. U S W B a rs Pkg. of i 35c tested the Milford School Board’s shortly a fte r the robbers f 1 e Marcello SMrdia hurls h|* brief- against Sen. McCarthy ^vir­ action in moving 11 Negro stu­ with the money. Intended for pay­ rnse at phoAgraphera in Rome as tually completed their r e ^ r t He Mid- he supposed, for in­ CHICKEN stance, that they agree on the dents in with 036 white students rolls. he arrive* to qne*tion witneaoe* today. Sen. Watkins (R- SUCED BACON, Ib. 69c ^loBt Cuti—4.b. need for fighting Communism, on ONION SOUP MIX for the fall term. A fter threats of Police and F B I men launched In the drug-Mx death of Wilma Reds fro m BEEF RIB ROAST Utah) ^ Jd it definitely “will not raising taxes again, on not S Lbs. 4 Oz.. $ L 4 9 59c violence, the Milford board widespread search. Monteai. (NE.A Radio Telephoto) raiatng the cost of government, 2pkgs.31c .^closed the school. It Was the first bank robbery in be ready for filing Monday Cooka In only 10 minute*. Milford’s 3-member board, which morning” and will be made and that .the Korean war should the history of mount Vemon, a not be resumed. Union Card OUR TREAT AGAIN! resigned, expressed opposition to a New York suburb adjacent to the public then. CKNTER C U T State Board directive that all local Valoa Rapa Ike ReglaM NEW. Bronx. Dozen Face still up in the air was the ques­ For budget savers, may we surest. NEW OUllLE ACTION SWIFT'S TENDER. LEAN boards must submit integration The two men were waiting out tion of whether the Senate w ill re­ The big labor organization cH- Atlantic City, N. J., Sept. plans for approval before putting side the rear door of the bank convene before or after the elec­ maxed a mounting attack on the' 24 (O n Tbc i'OAO ScetTowels PORK them into effect. when Tichenor arrived at 7;iJ0 Arrest over tion to act on the report. Sen. Eisenhower regime yesterday I ^ tt •* Babo Cleanser “ W e feel we are too close to the when it unanimously ^ o p ted a J CIO United Steel W ork* Lamb with Vegetables Tender Sliced DAISY a. ra. ^ ate Republican and Democratic For Tasty Meat L o a f Reg. Alto situation to accept the responsi­ "Do you know Fran Warren, the leaders will make the decieion resolution asserting that; le r s of America (USW) Stewing Lamb lb. 19c (skinless) Reg. Size bility, of opening th# schools Mon­ Pinehurst Freshly Roll* singer?" one o f them remarked. Italy Scandal jointly. “Tw o years of the present ad- unanimously voted today to BEEF LIVER lb. 45e Cana MINUTE CHOPS day ^morning with . Negro 'stu­ Tichenor said he did not. Watkins, cdiairman o f the special miniatration in Washington have bar Communists from mei»- Chopped HAM dents." Atty. Howard E. Lynch, demonstrated that the forces of “ Well,- it doesn't make any dif­ Rome, Sept. 24 UP)— Italy’s pro- censure study committee, declined ■peaking for the Milford board, ference," said one of the men, pull to give any hint as to the nature reaction which that administra­ bership in the union. Lean 69c Chuck Freshly Ground HAMBURG .. .lb. 39c TAPIOCA explained. Ing a gun. "Get inside." American government confidently of the group’s decirions. tion representa are pursuing the Delegates to the steel workers G ro u n d ..........Ib. 69e biennial convention approved a Lamb Patties . .lb. 29e 2 lbs. 75c battled Communist charges of ’ When he talked with reporters Mme philosophy of government Aikichi KuboyanM, one of 16 Japanese fishermen showered by change in the union's constitution (Continued on Page Twelve) (Continned on Page Nineteen) corruption in the dynamite-laden at noon, the committee had just which brought our nation to the 2 .
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