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LXXIV, NO. 55 (TWELVE PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1954 PRICE n v i CENTS ■___________ / Pontiff‘Better,’ Mentioned Confidence Vote Given Ike Atom-Peace Plaii octors Report To Mendes n C ity, D ec. 4 (/ip>r—Ting empUed the atomach of acid Paris, Dec. 4 (A*)— Premier Pope Pit^XII got a little bet excretions and eventual stagna­ Pierre Mendes-France’s ; gov­ tions and having proceeded alto to ter againxtoday hnd spe­ a eUsJtt alkaline washing. > ernment won a 287-240' vote cialists disraled fears that "The good condition of the of approval in the National the seriously^ling Pontiff hematosis (artertalisation of blood Assembly last night following has cancer. in the lunga) does hot render a heated debate over its in­ ■'Two clinical experts, who took necessary blood transfusions, but vestigation into leaks of de­ GIRLS* and part in s bedside confm nca last it will be opporfbns to make some infusiona of plasms and to con­ fense secrets. Famed Warriors Meet for First Time TEENAGE GIRLS' ihldnlght said the Pope >(as not The resolution baefeed the Prem­ U. S. Seeks aufferlng from a tumoral sac of tinue with the amino acids (acids ,the digestive tubas. derived from protein) of which ier’s over-all policies and expressed In naw Tottariallt *n' rosabud fN^nttl ' we have already started the treat­ confidence he would "take the ne­ The 7S-yesr-oId head of _ ment Any other therapy in the cessary measures in order that all To Free 11 Roman Catholic Church suffered guilty parties will be sought out collapse Thursday that brought >rasen,t condition la to be suspend- 4. It is Imperative tb reestabliah and brought to Justice/" -.1; Sopr 'a ' ipict... iVtrytMni nica- um cloaa to death. But his kturdy thV strength of hit hoUnesa. His The scandal over Coinmunist ac­ WMto atendovt ilips of nylon heart pulled him through that crista without any doubt, will cess to secrets of the National De­ Am ericans thit'i w M Ciitar't coNm Spinky Mrchmant Taffata ambroldand. and through the hours that allowed recover rapidly if a gradual feed­ fense Counsel has centered around him to strengthen. Twin alxaa C to 14. raaii an m a^ o(! They hivt a ing ia ca lled out and the therapy a. former police .inspector fired Moralag Report of vitamins and liver extract, al­ teat week. The officer, Jean Didee. United Nitions, N. Y., Die, merited enWi, "Hverything looks better," Dr. ready atanad, is continued." MonelgnOr Giovanni Battista earlier had been relieved of an 4 (A*) — President Eisen* $2.98 and $3.98 all^iaitic milt, m II Isiciano Casimlri, a Vatican spokes­ RaatlBg\IiBlrly Easily Moatlnl, Papal Pro-Secretary of anti-Communlst assignment after hover’s gtonis-for-peice plin man, said aa he returned to the The Pope whs resting fairly State aad loag-timr collabnrntor unauthorig«d secret, data was comes up for a final vote In eiian awry fill la m papal apartment ehrllcr today to easily in his widte-wslled bed of Pope Pius XII, has been men­ found on hie person. Issiia the morning communique. the (toneral Assembly today. ’ vanraicalarmallNr. chamber In the ” Vqtican palace. tioned a* au eventual aurceseor So far; three top civil servants The statement containing the to the ailing Pontiff. (AP Wlre- in the defense Dept.. have been Expectations were that tha <aa...Hiaymtb I report said: (Coattaued W Pag*. Five) phote). charged with endangering resolution would racaiva ' "Tw6 clinical ddetora consulted France’s security'by negligence or •dlhMrt iroeint , jroaterday. Prof. Antonio Oaabaiv unanimous approval. / COTTON SUPS letting out information. A apecisl Aa tha 60-nation body gathand ylir atendout atylaa 8 to 14. day cater.W|M rini and the Surgeon Prof. Raffaele investigator ia still taking testi­ Paoiucci di Valmagglore issued the for the session, the United Statea mony. sought aaoembly actloik to wia ' $1.98 and $2.98 avarandavaraaf ' following report:' A dlai, lik jb urn Split Defends Minister “ The' clinical facte . resulting freedom for 11 Americaa airmaB May’nCartar-Sd*... Deputy Jean Legendre, a right jailed by Red OUha oa spy / from the history, notwithstanding wing opponent of Mendes-France. adNaddirlnkeutaMII. charges. The move had the firm the fact wa could not make s com­ charged in thb debate yiat the backing of Wsshingtou’a 15 Ko­ / plete radiological axsroinaltion, ex- Pfemier denied the ehairges and rean Allies. ehida there being any tumoral sac O n Dem oei’ats Chief GIVE HER A stoutly defended Interior Minister The Atomic fesolutloa calls for of the digestive tubes. Francois Mittera.nd, whom Leg­ the establishment of aa iiiteraa* "The hiccups from which the endre specificall.v charged with tional agency, to sponsor tho Holy Pathcr has suffered at various delaying investigations and "play­ RAYON TRICOT < N » o aa***» tia*«. aada Ma. New Orleans, Dec. 4 (iP)— Adlai E. SteWjison and Rep. Sain peaceful use aad eharing of atosde times can be attributed to a^gaa- ing the geme of Communism.” energy. Both the United States 8lat.e)alitr)aaa«raiaM - tritical or ulcerative fact. ’ Rayburn of Texas tested their Democratic partv strength Mendes Prance pleaded for an today in a clash over the elec;tion of a new nMional chairman and Britain already have effatad "Becauae, alao. Of the high gaa- end to such attacks on his regime, to conlrituta nesionablo matmlal trie acidity controlled, it is not to to succeed Stephen A.-Mitchell. Stevenson, the 1952 presi­ explaining that they were weaken­ to atari, an international atockpUa 'jo W lfL (M a o ) tfM iT a im la Taam ia irtM. be excluded that a toxic condition dential nominee, called for Imme-v--------r ~ ^ ^ — ing his prdgram. for- peaceful purpooea. ^ adM-cmarMCCMi. Mw. hm, icm. could , have coatributed to the be­ diste action by the National Com- ^ New ArrMts •l4,>*aitraMiim. The propoMl alao calla for on Of flna quality rayon. Large aa* ginning of the syndrome (a group mittee to name a new leader for [V I t * i aseflawT' ^ axlaf- Two new arrests were made to­ iaternatiotial technical cotifereaco aortment of atylaa an8 colon. of symptoms). , the 1956 campaign In which the l l l V l o U j l J l day in connection with the scandal, on peaceful atomic energy uaoa to Slzea 32 to 42. "Prom an objective point o f view former Illinois governor has given , *' ^ bringing to seven the number of be held not later than naxt August the condition of the cardio-clrcula- Increasing signs he hopes again t o l i i o i l c persons arrested. Those picked up: at a place stUl to be decided. Or­ . tory apparatus are in optimum be the party’s standsid-besrer. | A- Ca 1 1 5 1 Louis Bernet, a teacher, and his ganised-under UJf. auspices, this condition, the lungs are untouched. Siaied for Speaker i w /- a a 'r-i son, Guy. Field Marekal Visteuat Bernard Moatgomery, -ight, talks with Aea. Dooglaa MacArtkar aa the maatlng would be open to all na­ $2.95 and $3.95 In the abdomen, there does not exist Rayburn, who is scheduled to b e -, K . The latter was charged with British, military leader called upon MacAjrthur at hie apartment la the Hotel WaMorf Aeterte, New York, tions in tha UJ4. or its spaeallaad free liquid; It te tractable in all its come Speaker of the House in the 1 AmaawF vv JeaU U giving “secret ''data to his father Dec, A It was the Srst meetiag ef tee two World DVar tl leadera. (AP UlreiriMto). agenctes. quadrants, painful only slightly in S4th Congress and represents the v.-Bite serving in the Army last Although iBtroduead teas than -v Uie superior right «me (quadrant) veteran wing of ^he party, said Washington, Dec. 4 OP)—Sen. June,. What the father did with the ■ _ . a month ago, the resolution ra- In a statement last night that "un­ where on the other aide the Holy Millikin (R-Colo) said today he ia Infondetion was not immediate^' ' Father for years has complained of der all the circumstances, I think clear. X. letter from Louis was Five Children such pain. \ \ , it would be better to postpone the confident Sen.'Knowland of Cali­ found by \pollce ,tn the offices of Vancouver Bandits S i t t d (oM "A t the present state things election . until a later date." fornia, will continue as genate Re­ the fello\y^raveling weekly of internaMonal cooparation h i... SUGAR PLUM FANCIES / it la believed IndiapendabM to euc- Replied Stevanaoin, here tb speak publican leader despite ' a sharp Francc-Obse^teur during a re­ Suffacati^ in qxpanding \the peaceful usee a< rint qHaUty nylon hoiiary In ahter and a«nl\ ihMr / cqed In feeding His HoUneu. This at a $100 a plate party dinner to­ party division over condemnation cent search. In\he letter, aent last •n K V B'h I " a -C o B 'S liT C? »L®mlc energy to ssatst in Uftlng i , may be accomplished either by night: wdgliU in now fall and winter colon. of Sen. McCarthy’s conduct. June. Louis ann^nced the depar­ f g U l O d l l l l V o S T ddteS m "*^ hunger, poverty pSranteral (L, e., hon-lntenihall "White I don’t know alt of the Among GOP Senators, 22 voted _ture ,of French units, for Indochina.
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