The Daily Messenger from Canandaigua, New York • Page 1

ONTAmOUCOUNT.YUPEOPLE WEATHER Fair and cool tonight, low 6053. Tomorrow, generally (air and warmer, followed by soul- tered showers ut night. ESTABLISHED IN 1796, VOL. 156, NO. 231 CANANDA1GUA, TUESDAY, JULY 29, 1952 SINGLE COPY FIVE CENTS Newsbriets Of the Day No Over-Exposures SOUTH SALEM JP Sheriffs deputies armed i binoculars and walkle'-lalkies, say they concerned about over-exposures! when they broke up a 'class' in woodland photography.

It wasn't film exposures thai bothered lliem, the Weslchester Counly officials said here yesterday, bul the tour pretty models who graced the scene like woodland nyuphs for 23 male "students." The 23 men and four women, ar- resled in a raid on a farm near here Sunday, were fined 15 each yesterday for disorderly conduct and released. But four other men were ordered to trial on charges of aranging the arid "procuring women for purposes of indecent exposure. First Slep To Steel Production Farouk Reaches Naples NAPLES, Ilaly IP Egypt's roy-1 Tw yacht, the lor llran Deputies Shout To Expel Americans TEHRAN, Iran fP Bitter lacks on the United Stales high-' lighted a debate loday in which tne Iranian Parliament over- by Qavam and did not go on' his own initiative. anti- it was Fuel was added to whclmingly approved Premier American flames when hammed Mc.isadegh's program for lhat an American judge on economic and social reforms the International Court of Justice, head off national bankruptcy. al The Hague voted against I a The seriousness of the anli- in the Anglo-Iranian oil American demonstration was i judge.

Green H. llackworlh.i when Deputy Shams and dissenters were outvoted I JJ1 dLC 1UI Ohanal-Abadi demanded the of all Americans from Ihe counlry. is Ihe right-hand man of A a a Seyed Iran's leading religious figure and a close supporter of Mossad Anli-U. S. feeling has been here since lhc 21 riols which Speed-up in Steel Bolsters Economy lllCS -Stevenson Mops Up.State Chores- Chamber Pushes Settlement Ends Lemon Campaign jTltreat of Strike I Breakthrough Try uff a a In Aluminum ousled ex-Premier Ahmed Qavam, but this was the first such outburst in Parliament.

The.demonstralion when a depuly, i i his speech on the new government program, "We don't SPRINGFIELD, Oov. Adlal Stevenson began cleaning up TERRE HAUTE. Ind. If CIO United Aulo Workers.bolslered picket lines at the Allis-Chalmers a today for a. second AFL invasion lhat failed -to materialize.

Eight persons were injured, one Dluefield. Help soon will be on vay lo you. The Beckley Junior Chamber of Commerce has started a "Lemons for Bluefield" campaign. i BlueJield advertises ilself as the air conditioned city. To prove it, Bluefield for years lias promised lo give away lemonade on Ihe critically, in a pitched battle streets when Ihe temperalure hits day when members the AFL International Union of Operating En- steel workers hold gas pipe under open hearth furnace us headaches.

1 demand that they Works nf II. S. Steel near Pittsburgh in firing be kicked out starling tomorrow." ex-king Farouk and his family inlo I operation--the tirsf step to get steel production rolling a a i Naples harbor shortly after noon I a 5 5.j a strike. (AP Wirnpliotn) stare executive duties tried to take over jobs of a rousing welcome home i striking aulo workers, nport American by thousands yesterday fon The AFL men agreed Monday -i night not to try lo break through Ihe lines today, but about 150 CIO mililary missions. They only i Democratic presidential nom- i A pile of telegrams and corrp-3 90.

lev. pickets marched in tighl circles in asked its residents to donate PITTSBURGH Settlement of a threatened Aluminum strike and speed-up of steel production put the nation's economy on firm. fooling today for the first time in. two months. A walkout of CIO Steelworkers at nine plants of the giant A i Company of America was averted last night by an enth-hour settlement.

The strike set for today would have shut off more than 20 per cent of the nation's ingot aluminum The Beckley Jayeees in sympa, Production, vitally needed in the manufacture of airplanes and oth The free drinks have been flowing this summer. It's been over 90 14 times and yesterday soared to a record 09. It 93 in Beck- led ay. The big 4-milllon-dollar craft moved inlo the harbor at 12:45 p.m. Tile ship with the royal exiles aboard had arrived of the pleasure island of Capri, across the Bay of Naples, at today and vast a i i of baggage! were Iransferred to a smaller motor yacht.

This believed lo be Ihe faster yacht Fakr el Bihar, which is Farouk's personal properly. Radar iReveals 9 "They must go" awaited the governor of the plant gates, prepared dcpuly! "They must 'the executive mansion. In the back- for a change in the rival i Then Ghanat-Abadi leaped to were state plans, feel, screaming: "Not only them housekeeping chn-cs he planned There was no sign oi AFL men I ficc musl Conlracls for the American mili-i campaign election. And. the reluctant winner of the Crowd Boos Grotnyko onstrators shouting 'Go a a WASHINGTON if Atlorney James 1'.

McGranery says is getting along very well without the asbestos pants his cesct: J. Howard McGrath lary missions expire in October. Democratic party's highest honor and it is an open secret that Amer- told the cheering throng yesterday, ican officials are worried that they Ihe will fight not be extended if the current wave of anti-American feeling retains its strength. This feeling is based on the belief denied by U. S.

Ambassador preJe- Loy Henderson that Americans recom- supported Qavam against Mossa- election to all his heart presidency mind and soul. He asked for the prayers, at least the understanding, of some of you." "1 have been called up to unrier- Several AFL members managed to crack the' picket lines Thurs- lolf 1 a 11A SllVG I but "every American in every of: dispose of before he his around the plant Icday. I i i i Kpvural AFL member Hie Doesn't Need Flameproof Pants day and. worked in the plant i II aboul an hourond a half before.JttVC to baskets -tagged "Lemons for er defense items. announced- lor, aid he heard the chief lemonade dispenser in Bluefield is threatening to resign.

i i time when 'they. out a back door while Ihe crowd waited for them in front. The defending CIO group barred planl manager Martin Carson and about 300 supervisory employes from the building early today, bul take the most formidable task in later permitted them to enter alt- WASHINGTON fP showed (he air over Ihe nalion's mended a he wear to The belief arose world, at Ihe cross-roads a plea from Mayor a Tuclj- LON'DON A crowd of dem-i capital was of flyinr; objection. lcrti yi an a i er direct-j Also, McGranery said the gov- The sctllement was ollec-lby thc Wage Stabilization Board 'on the eve of its final appearance. The wage board, stripped of most of its dispute-settling powers by Congress last month, will be replaced by a new board lacking any power to propose settlement terms in deadlocked labor disputes.

The WSB announcement said the hew contracts would give workers pay benefit' package. Of that, 15 cents is retroactive to March and four cents effective July 1. The pact 'DENVER JP Gen. Dwight calls for a modified union Eisenhower, Ihe Republican presi- shop, where employes must apply "Non-Political" Speech to VFW met Russia's new ambassador, Andrei A. Gromyko, when he arrived in London last night lo lake up his posl.

ed to one of the radar sighlingslemment's corruption-cleanup cam- jpaign he inherited from i from a visit paid Qavam by the 52-year-old governor; er. dcrson on )D, two days otter a i can back at When Carsomn was barred from ths former had become a i of peace of heart and peace Ihe plant, he walked across the Administi'ation Invesli- Police through had to clear a path the crowd which milled along the platform in Victoria Rail- could not i a Ihing. Thc Civil Iration rada tional Airport, which onvanl satisfactorily, allho scores of sightings from 2:30 to a.m., EOT, refrained from trans- Aeronautics a special a Washington Na-L a ewbc Henderson later explained lo' i n( newsmen lhat he had been called! The poven or in off-the-cuff and said: slreet to Police Chief Frank Riddle fanfare. sador and crie'd: "Go home, Gromyko, we don't want, you Peron Rites Delayed BUENOS AIRES, Argentina flooding grief of the Argentine people has postponed funeral services for Eva nation's first lady, at least until tomorrow. President Juan D.

Peron announced last night that the body of his wife would continue to lie in state in an improvised chapel in the Labor Ministry until waiting throngs could pay their last sorrowing respects. oimh British Envoy a KUT retrained trom trans- ri norv lnn( i I state- Bears Message causc no visual slshllngl jgnlion. of -about 88 tcen-agcirs; at- tlie Air Force said ils Andrews.tending 'the' American Legion's Field radar showed nothing, andi Bo Na soss hc ff. ts 24-hour jet-interceplor patrol remained on the ground because il was nol nolified of Ihe Airport sightings. Meanwhile, the Air Force announced it had brought some of ils A showing Ihe youngsters his private suite, the new attorney gen- a i a a said he was open to any i tions.

lo the thousands standing in the near lOO-depree temperature, said that "My heart Is nnt light and I have no elation today. have been running away not toward that job." Stevenson spoke from a platform on the historic Sangamon County ing. i Egypt, ambassador to Egypt, Sir Ralph hurried back 'to' Egypt today and called on new Premier! a Aly liiaher Pasha with' a message slavery. louse lawn, the scene of rah am Lincoln's famed speech in dential nominee, will address the 53rd a a encampment of the Veterans of Foreign Wars in Los Angeles Aug. 5.

In announcing completion of arrangements today, Arthur H. Van- denber live as for union membership but may withdraw during the Joth and 30th day of employment. Old employes are exempt. Approval of a new wage contract between Kaiser Aluminum rg, Jr. the general's execu- and Chemical Corp.

and the CIO ssistani, said in a United Steelworkers Union affect- "I waul lo go lo work' this morn- Carson said Riddle advised i a Eisenhower's appearance atjing 5,000 employes in Kaiser plants 1858 in which he warned against 'a house divided" on the issue of 1 to close the plant and go home. The company agreed to attend a conference this afternoon with Arthur Ingles, federal labor conciliator, but a CIO spokesman said the CIO would not be represented if AFb members Iry lo get. into the plant. Aly Maher Pasha One young delegate asked if he; from' British Foreign Secretary An- had needed the asbestos pants "flying' saucer" experts which McGrath recommended on Wright-Patterson Field, Dayton, day last April tbar McGrath thony Eden. of nbt disclosed, the message but Eden told Fire Burns Slums the convention would be non-political in But his remarks to the veterans are likely to deal the.

international situation and the struggle-for was announced. Meanwhile, steel companies took short cuts but with safety margins to speed up production. By truck and railroad, tinplate arid peace and.are certain to.olher steel products moved to con-' be analyzed.in the light of his bid sumers. for r-nnfprcnce il 4 Morris and was of Commons in London for a confeicnce al Pm removed by i cr day that the British government Police Delay Stork SYRACUSE John Burke Jr. stopped a speeding au- lomohile and discovered he was holding up the stork.

EOT. It indicated ihey had Truman. lo report but would answer; Laughinjr, McGranery replied: questions. I a a 1 tilin I will need; At the same time, the Air Re- the asbestos pants. I i I a search and Development Command along without them." is continuing its upper air A Ihe boys fhen slurties with a new type is beint; done about the used in determining the source of cleanup campaign?" And a i replied: "Our program is gelling alnne; very welt here, am sure.

the Of Indonesia City EOUL Kcirra yes- clinging to the southea nenl JAKARTA, Indonesia if The Balt hurled back see a "stable and orderly Chinese Repelled On Baldy's Slope SEOUL, Kcirea troops for (he presidency. The VFW convention probably will be the occasion fense Production er's first formal speech since he Henry II. Fowler. ast slope of a Chinese biggesl fire to hit Indonesia's cap-l at i ac today in torren was nominated at the Republican convention July. 11.

At this point, he scheduled. But one sour note in the general back-to-wcck story came from Do- Adniinistrator He warned it be two or. three months he- manufacturers of civilian adminislrafion" emerge from i i a burned out half a square milel a rains th(U drenched the muddy a I I I I I a i past, week's upheavaMin the Nile of slums yesterday. One child was light from luminous Ixxiies. D6- signefl lo be of particular use in Levern Bradt of Baldwinsvillc! solving the saucer mystery, Ihe i i his wife to Grouse- camera breaks.light inlo the thai you bear i about il is kingdom which unseated King Farouk and put) Gen.

Mohammed Naguib Bey arid Maher Pasha in control of the country. also said yesterday that Maher Pasha had been assured "no wish to intervene internal affairs bul camera i a i i i uuo a i iii.iv nt-'tir i Irum lo indicate chemical evidence a I am i to do the position of the light source. II is job. Irving Hospital here Sunday night when Burke motioned to him lo pull over. When Bradt explained! similar to photographic devices the situation, Burke provided a po- which chemists use for similar "iTf ol i a a TJfv lice escorl.

but a five-pound, sev- poses. 1 en-ounce girl was born before they! reached the hospital. 1 Britain had in Egypt's mat British current Iransfers Suez Canal zone were "related solely to the possibility of danger to Brilish lives." killed and 10,000 persons were lefl homeless. The damage was eslimated ficially nt near the equivalent of a million U. S.

dollars. Police said Ihe blaze was off by a cigarette (In-own into a can of gasoline. Korean battlefronl for the fourth straight' day. A reinforced Communist platoon 1 earlier engagement For his VFW appearance, Eisenhower will fly Denver to Los Angeles the mcrning of Aug. 5.

Immediately after addressing the convention in the early evening, he will return by plane to i a i headquarters here, his cam- may goods get sufficient flow of new steel. Fowler steel.pro- duction loss at 20 million tons. While negotiators wrangled over terms of the settlement, one of the nation's biggest producers, Reynolds Metal Company, asked the government for a ceiling price increase of two cents a pound for hit the U. N. line in an apparent: shortly after arriving in Los aluminum.

effort to win complete control geles, 'the general will review the Victmiuh Slaughtered SAIGON, Indochina tP the strategic Western Front The attack was beaten off in i bloody two-hour battle during which 25 Reds were killed and 30 wounded, Ihe Eighth Army said. annual VFW parade and then i witness a and bugle corps pageant in tne Coliseum. The Reynolds request is the same a that filed a few days ago by ALCOA. Kaiser wants 2 cents per pound for primary aluminum with nil f.f i A CAA spokesman said Ihe latest T4f showed as many as 12; Parents Gel Life For Tot's Death i i i objects on screen at one lime. the radar! I fP The Ilalian Defense ALBANY GIHlv DROWNS i Glass May -Three dajJFriction Problem Ministry a lasl night fhal'- a explosion desiirrd to transform Th' ALBANY tP Susan S.

Shuiles, 11. was drowned ycslerday while swimming in Warner's Lake near ia gone lo Ihe lake French High Command announced! Hlt-Rlin today ils forces had killed wounded 500 Communist-led Viet Loses License rninh troops in five of fighting in Central and North Indochina. French losses were nol given, but the Army admitled Ihe Viet- I I I VjLfl.at I A bit later, Eisenhower will a I2K per-cent boost for all ol ccive from the VFW the first an- aluminum products, nual Bernard M. Baruch medal. Tne threatened aluminum planls The medal will be presented each (were, at Bridgeport, Edge- year lo the person the veterans N.

New Kensington, organization decides has made the Badln. N. Alcoa, Baux- greatest contribution to the cause ite. Ark. Mobile, Richmond, TAMPA, Fla.

of punishment which brought death lo 4-year-old Wayne Dolham havoj HAWTHORNE. Calif. fP Glassi The announcemenl made it clmr. jbydrogen i helium thc a group of children. Her body minh had overrun Iwo French posts i which could power a vas und in five fee of and from one there were only six Igen bomb had been touched i a 30 feel from shore.

'French survivors. this countiy. ENDICOTT James L. Mather, 22-year-old former sailor, has lost his driver's license and paid a 5100 i for leaving lhc; brought life imprisonment to his parents, John and Alpice Cliffe, Circuit Judge Henry C. Tillman airplanes may hurdle Ihe he.itihowever.

a the experiment in- After Parachuting For Fun barrier' a i now blocks speeds of.volvcd only a "very small a more a twice a i of sound. hydrogen." greatest contribution 10 uie causal of American i and world peace. and Detroit, Mich. Biiigliainton Uses I Sparingly era Peace M-onounced sentence yesterday on 1 An aircraft engincr today saidj Atomic fcienlists in New York; the Clifles. It wa the maximum glass appeared able lo i a a i the Ilalian explosion obvious- sentence under the conviction of the searing "skin" friction tern- ly was aimed at achcivmg the second-degree murder returned By a jury last week.

The Cliffes admitted beating, starving and hanging the child but insisted they were punishing him for disobedience and had no idea peratures generated in nilra high speed i much better a most metals. Thomas E. Piper, director of! materials and process engineering' of Northrop Aircraft, said dreaded H-bomb, but Ihe value of Ihe experiment a a is not known yet, even in Italy. ACTOR IS DIVORCED LOS ANGELES Actor Lee J. Cobb has been divorced by Mrs.

Helen B. Cobb. who testified he would die. He died during the ass plastic laminate was under third night of being hung by for planes. Mrs.

Hole neck so his feet barely touched The materials would be made bylycsterday a i he criticized her the floor. embedding glass fibers in and made her feel m- which is molded i shape. Ifcrior and unhappy." Livestock Prices BUFFALO (NYSDA) -Market to 10:30 a.m. EOT. Salable cattle 100.

Early trading slow. A few scattered sales of dairy-type cows and bulls steady with Monday's decline. Good fat dairy type cows 19.00-21.00; canners for slaughter 22.00-24.00; age bulls 24.50-26.00. Salable calves 100. Demand good, market slcarty.

Good to choice 34.00-35.00; common and culls mostly 2.1.00-30.00. Two More Jolts at California City Start Fires, Shake Bricks Loose BAKERSFIELD, Calif. JP Two a machine shop collapsed, sharp earthquake jolts hits Sheriffs Sgt. Carl L. Weher s.

ifersierslield early today, starling two he believed the shock was as au fires and sending frightened but didn't last as long as the. dents inlo Ihe slreets, as windows July 21st earthquake lhat left a broke and. bricks fell from of 13 dead, 12 of them in Kern ously damaged buildings. The new tremors at 3:03 ICounty. anrll Shorl-cxruils caused many trans- Salable hogh 400.

Ear.ly market out southern California, steady with Monday's lale a vance. Rail hog's weighing 230-250 Ibs. good and choice 180-225 Ib. N. Y.

Slate hogs 23.5024.00 good to choice 300-600 Ib, sows 15.50-19.00. Boars, 9.00-13.00. Lambs and sheep: salable receipts loo few to establish a mar. ket. 4:02 a.

EDT, were felt formers lo blaze up and there Justice Carlton Popple levied the fine and placed Malher on probation for a year yesterday after the defendant pleaded guilty lo a charge of leaving Ihe scene of an accident State law mandated revocation of his license. The USW originally demanded increases of 18 cents an union. to theU BINGHAMTON if Binghamton's 80,000 residents were on short! scales in the water rations today as wo niALCOA plants vary, but the aver, hourly wage is around 51.50. rushed Ihe repair of a break lhal cut off Ihe flow of 901 o. per cent of the city's 24,000 CallS otriKC Ceiling on Pork Raised by OPS' WASHINGTON IP--Hams, chops and slowed business and industry.

The water main broke lllClUStrY when pressure was raised 201 pounds in an to yoRK Pickets were service. oidered out today in parts of three Crews, working around the clock, a a AFL union's "organ- dug down to the break and speeded inslallalion of new pipe. City officials pi'ediclcd resloration of a and olher lean pork culs popular near-normal flow by this afternoon during summer are going liip from one locighl cents a pound. The Office of Price Slabilizalion announced yeslerday that ceiling SUBWAY TRAINS COLLIDE izational strike' 'against non-union firms of the women's coal and suit industry. The demonstration starting today was called by the Cloak Joint Board of the AFL International La- NEW YOSK Two subway Garment Workers Union, trains collided in the 241st Street The 3 t.on was aimed primarily prices of lean cuts'-- those ac- (Bronx) station at 6 a.m.

EOT to-: against S5 jobbers," most of counting for about 40 to 46 per cent day. injuring six persons. lhem the huge garment center The injured included a motor-, in j. an a ttan. the union said.

of pork sales were being increased through October. Then they may be reduced. man who was seriously, po-; lice said. 'Idaho Station to Cost I For Development of Atomic Aircraft WASHINGTON' fP--The Atomic Commission today authorized a 33-million-dollar testing station for the development of atomic powered aircraft. the ground test station have been made by Parsons-Macco-Kiewit Company of Los Angeles a subcontract with General Electric.

ENDORSES a TICKET RICHMOND, Va. ff The m- Richmond News Leader Icday endorsed the Eisenhower- Nixon ticket. It marked the first lime since 1S96 that a Richmond newspaper has supported a Republican can- didale for presidenl. The design, developmenr Construction will begin this siiro- fabrication of the original mer at the commission's NationaVare being handled by the including fire calls. However CUy, isaid lhat aside from Ihe house and Temperature 8 A.

11 A. M. 2 P. 70 Sun sets today rises tomorrow sets lo- morrow 8:32: moon tirst quarter, lull August 5. 'reported.

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