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Dirksen, on Stand I' • 1 . i - . ,PAGE EIGHTEEN Thursday, m ay is. 1954 Avantga Daily Net PreM Ran Far Om Wadk M a d T he W eathw ,iijari>iiji- ill May a. liM rwneast of D. «. Wmttear Bwmm TVaIgM oioiidy aat aa eaaL rata 1 1 ,1 8 4 taglaatag aear daybreak, tm r 44- Member e( tka A«d|t 4g. Saturday imta aad eaal feUawed Bareaa at Cltewlattaa by gradual elearlag lata la Mm day. High 50-55. M anche$ter-^A City o f Village ChartnS^, liU «K UmC HMMINeS X V0L.LXXin,NO.l»7 (ClaaMfled AdearttalBg an Page Id) MANCHESTER, C0NN„ FRIDAY. MAY 14, 1954 (EIGK^TEEN PAGES) PRICE FIVE CENTS COLOR MAOIC NM piM vifts SURPRISED... m M itiM f li Ml riMN. Concession ceitMiN UMM TMMeee uraMcts French Flying By Molotov Our Coventry poultry expert, Tony Buyseee. wa« more Dirksen, than surpriaed at the demand laat weekend not only for on Stand /■ 3-legred chickens, but for chickens with three or four At Geneva breasts as well. Sorry that we sold out early on lefs and at HALE'S Wounded Out breasts . but this cut-up business is new to uV and ws, Geneva, May 14 (JP)—Rus­ did not figure on euch a heavy call for them. Afain this Hanoi, Indochina, May 14 (/P)—The French began air­ week we offer freshly cut parts from FARM FRESH sia proposed today that any lifting their seriously wounded troops from Dien Bien Phu settlement of ,the Indochina WHITE ROCK FRYe Rs . buy the part or parts your SELF SERVE and MEAT DEPT today. The Vietminh indicated they would release at least conflict be carried out under family Ukes . "fresher by far ’ 2t Pinehurst. '450 of the casualtes from the captured fortress. That figure wa* tSOIese than pervloua French f =— -------------— :— the supervision of a neutral nations’ supervisory commis­ KRAFTS GlipRIETTA ' LA RG E. eitimates of the number of aeifoua > _ % FRESH CHICKEN BREASTS ... 4 . lb. 99« VELVEEtAlPROCESS SLICED ELBERTA coaea. The Comrounlet-Ied rebela sion. This represented a LOCAL. FRESH MEAT DEPARTMENT hed reported they captured 1,400 major modification in the Canadian Ambassal^or Gets ^Seaway^ l^n wounded in all when Dien Bien Phu Guardsmen FRESH "CHICKEN LESS ........................: lb. 89c CHEESE PEACHES GRADE-A fell a week ago. Communist position. The Best Buy Is Beef 'The French high commend an­ Soviet Foreign Minister nounced the flrat contingent of the R escue 14 Vyacheslav M. lolqtov made his Ban of W hite Soup parts, giblets, livers and wings. Farm fresh fowl 2 Lb. Loaf Lg. Size Can BONELESS BEEF moat gravely wounded arrived proposal to the nine-party Indo­ from Coventry . more frosen eviscerated small Belts- about noon today - at the royal china Conference a few minutes EGGS before French Foreign Minister TiUe turkeya L-aotian capital of Luang Prabang, '115 mllea to the aouthwest. Dak6ta From Surf Georges Bidsult had declared in­ PRICE JUST REDUCED transport plane, were to ruah them ternational control was an essen­ House D etails WE OFFER FRESHLY CUT CHUCK RIB tial cbndition in any settlement. from there to Hanoi and other Cape Hatteras, N. C., May Molotov Conceded that the earlier point! with hospital facilities. 14 (y^—A 200-foot freighter propa al of Communist-led Viet- Washington. May 14 (/P)—An Eisenhower Administration WHITE<* ROCK FRYERS or A total of 32 wounded were ex­ ROAST ROAST pected In Hanoi by late thia after­ ran aground in raging seas on minh did not provide for adequate bar today shut off any detailed testimony about high-level BROILERS (large size) at ...... $1.59 each noon. bleak Hatteras Island today'^ supervision and ther a.-bmitted his conferences on the McCarthy-Army row. But two senators re- Since only hellcoptera and small own proposal as a supplement to Coast Guardsmen took off its the Vietminh plan. ■ lated behind-the-scenes army approaches to them—visits Sen. plapea can use the war-battered, McCarthy calls "blackmail” a t-------------------- —_________ _ LAND O’ LAKES ahell-pocked Dien Bien Phu atr- crew of 14 by breeches' buoy TTiere was no Immediate word tempt!'. Bt'rip, the French expected the air­ above the booming surf. from the Western powers as to Serve With Pride Our meat manager wants me to remind you of the whether the Soviet prcf>osal would In dramatic moments. Sens. quality of Pinehurst Ground Meats. Nothing but BUTTER CRISCO DOZ. lifting of the 450 men to take at Capt. Jose Zillle radioed at 1:30 Dirksen (R-III) and Mundt (R-SD) LB. LB. least two. weeks. The planes could a.m., that he feared his vea‘el, the satisfy them on the question of stepped from tbeir roles on the V ote Allows fresh Government inspected beef in all grades . ^ (In Quarters) carry only 1, 3 or ■ 4 passengers Omar Babiin of 1,275 tone, was si;pervision. bench of Uie McCarthy -Army hear­ and three grinds to choose from . , ‘ . each. sinking in high seSs off the barrier Foreign Minister Bidsult „ told . Lb.' Pot or Ovrn Rnaat Bonrd and Rnllrd If Dr»lrrd Because of the serious condition the conference today s settleinent ings to testify about visit, they re­ 3 Lb. Tin Ac You Chooco No f'hargr For Srrvico reef of this forl)idding coast. Mln- ceived last January from Army REGULAR HAMBURG ...... lb. 39c of the first evacuees, the French utea later the vessel reported she of the civil war In Viet Nam must Counselor John G. Adams. Sponsoring SALTINES said they would allow no newsmen wsa aground. be carried out under international Both agreed that Adams poured Our fresh cut chidden parts have gained great favor (lifgs. to Interview them for at least 48 Ooast Guardsmen who converged control. out. a atory of pressure from the by Kccblcr CHUCK GROUND .......... ..............lb. 69c hours. '■ Replying botlj to Vietminh pro­ Breast, Wings, Necks). You’ll find that we also have AcUoa Mar Hanoi from four stations found the s’hlp McCarthy subcommittee, end par­ Of H eari^ ROUND STEAK GROUND . .. .............lb. 85c young Broilers, Fryers, Plump Fowl and Roasters. 200 feet offshore with heavy surf posals and 1.0 five questions asked ticularly from Roy M. Colin, Its Here in the Red River Delta, breaking about her. They got a Wednesday by 'British Foreign general counsel, in behalf of Pvt. 18c*27c pkg.. meanwhile, the French counted line, aboard and set up the rescue Secretary Anthony Eden. Bldault G. David Schine. drafted former Washington, May 14 (fP)— new casualties suffered besting off line. said his delegation wishes the M P H T E ROASTERS“’ 55c an attack by 2,000 to 3,000 rebela consultant to- the subcommittee. A Congressional precedent The (Irst' thffee men brought opening of ."concrete negotiations” Both Dirksen and Mundt 'aaid, appears to have been aet by yesterday, only 30 miles south of ashore through stinging rain snd In the very near future. Hanoi. too, their first reaction was that, the Senate Investigationa .Pinehurst Pet Reests, the lean chuck roasts JACK FROST PREMIER 1 Lb. Tin hard winds were identified . as Aasueni Eden if the charges were true Cohn The French admitted they sus­ Ramon Rodriguez of Hs'.’ana, Bidault took up each of EdSn's Subcommittee's decision to RATH’S BLACK HAWK BACON tained "sertouB losses',’ In repelling must be.fired, and that when they w t offer at 79c lb. arc abselutaly boneless. CONFECTIONER (ftlEEN Cuba. Nathaniel Qoodlng and Ru­ five questions answering thefn in discussed the matter .with Sen. permit commercial sponsor­ VLB. PACKAGE' the assault near the town H turn. waste free and sinew free. OR Phuly. It was the biggest attack dolph Stamps, .who registered on McCarthy he declarod he would ship of television broadcasts from HonduKSs. Eden's first question had been not submit to "blackmail.''^ LIMA BEANS so far this yssr in the delta, the The (^ast Guard said the vessel whether troops on both sides of the Army- McCarthy hear- TENDER LAMB BROWN SUCAR major Vietminh target since/ the 'The committee recessed at 12:30 inifs. KRAFTS CHEEZ WHIZ fall of Dien Bien Phu. / . WA^ 'of Panamanian registry. should be concentrated in desig­ p. m. until 2 p. m. (EDT) with x ; ^ Udyd’s Register lists an Omar Be- nated areas. Bidault's reply: So far aa could be determined, .LAMB PATTIES ............................................. lb. 3 5 c 2 Pkgs. 2 Tins French flghtera and bombers Sea. Alexander Wiley Is) toms and liand* one of the pens Deed by President Elsenhower to Self. Potter (R-Mtch), anothier bun, registered in Honduras. ''France believes that the sign the St. Lawrence seaM' bill to Canadian Ambassador A. P. T. Heeney, as the President receives Republican subcommittee mem­ there i* no prerlous eltuaUon in We gladly sell you a H leg of lamb or cut chops from a plaatarad the attackers again, to­ troops of the t\yo sides should be which a committee of either the vdiole leg if you wish. day, forcing the Communiat-led Hampered By Fog another. Sen- George D. tiken (R-Vt), right, enjoys the hy-piny at tlie White House ceremony May ber. preparing to testify under Hampered by fog and rain and re-assembled in determined zones 13. (AP W'irephoto). oath about his conferance with House or Senate has permitted I lb. jar U ^ i troops to seek hideouts deep in as far as Viet Nam is -conceraed.” any official proceedings to be tele- the limestone hills around Phuly. by the uncertainty of the vessel as Adams on Jan. 22. Lamb Shoulders a good value at $3.10 to Thla* favnrito brand of Baron wr ron* to Its posiUon, th« Coast Guard In answer ,to Eden's second Dirksen touched off tbe round vised under any form of "commer­ elder one of the beet In the rountry.
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