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The Journal Times from Racine, Wisconsin • 7

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The Journal Timesi
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Racine, Wisconsin
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7
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I- 1 KACINI JOUINA1. TTMH, Wdir, ipi 1(81 OUT OUR WAY ly J. K- Williams 7Mfe 6UYS ft SPECIALISTS VEH, BUT THfcSE 6yy I ORK THREE TIMES CLOSER 1 Red Broadcasts Rip Ike Plan THAT '5 A OP OLDRETlREt? ALUMNI OP TM' MACHINISTS, TRADE" 1 ANC TMEY' THVWK TH" INOTONaNTEM KtH to UKE WE Rob Woman; Burglars Active (Continued From Page 1) Asks Campbell to Reconsider Decision on Warning System US TD-TUKM THAN WE DiCV WB USEP TO uv is a jopA OUT EVERV PfcRT think that a OF EVENABkj THOUSANDTH LOCOMOTIVE. aoroi-NOkieop THEN PUT IT ALL OP A INCH (M EVER WENT PA5T WASHINGTON WV-Mos "TOGETHER AW TM FIFTH GRADE AM' AH KUW IT TOO A MUZZLE LOADER HERD 15 A 600D A A MA" the messiest" in the annals of cow radio' broadcasts provided new evidence the Soviet Union has in fact rejected President CHINE MJN HERO ANV the sheriff's department. Wpi l.i i i i-o I i S' fer, with Campbell next week on the matter.

"SAGE" etandi for teml- automatlc ground environment. It Involves a series of electronic computers linked with U. S. -Canadian radar outposts and Eisenhower proposal for an The 12:30 a. m.

holdup took WASHINGTON. flfv Comptroller General Joseph Camp bell considered a request from Defense Secretary Charles E. Wilson to. approve plans to set up a privately owned air defense communications network. Wilson, in a letter, disputed exchange of aerial inspection place next to a filling station which only last Sunday had and military blueprints in ad vance of an agreement on a been held up for $42.

complete, global disarmament Mrs. Staver was alone when program. the two. men entered and or While avoiding criticism of 85 dered two While Eisenhower, Moscow broad' casts recorded here are begin' preparing them, she turned and saw one of the bandits holding ning to attack it as an "inspec automatically warns of enemy attack. It also provides for control of jet fighter planet and guided missiles sent against attackers.

i COFFEE APPEAL NEW YORK Attendance at Sunday services at New York City's Church of the Heavenly Rest has more than doubled since the custom of serving was started. a gun on her. tion without arms reduction an earlier finding by Campbell that Congress had not approved the Air Force project, known as "SAGE." Wilson said Congress had in effect approved the project in voting money for its equipment earlier this year. He asked an early reconsideration by Campbell in the interest of national defense. Wilson told newsmen he will con "This is it, sister," he said plan." taking a wedding ring and dia One broadcast contended it mond ring valued at $250, along with a $60 wrist watch would tend instead to speed up arms output if one nation and a camera of undetermined valuer" Hr also took tZtl rom THE TRAITOR found itself lagging behind the other.

her' purse while his partner grabbed $18.50 from the till. DREAMS VANISH, SO DOES $42,000 Truck driver JfcadJialntiiie.rf you do about it" gesture from cab of his truck as he tells of finding a purse containing $42,800 on a highway. An unidentified woman came along and claimed the purse, correctly describing the contents and listing an accurate amount of the money. (AP Wirephoto!) Soviet Premier Nikolai Bul- Mrs. Staver told investigators that the pair drove off in THERE'S NOTHING BLSE UKE IT IN THE WORLD! "rlack convertible toward Franksville on the Kraut Rd.

Both were about 5 feet 7 inches ganin sent the President a long personal letter last week in which he raised many objections to the plan. He did not! object to the principle, but argued that the steps Eisenhower proposed should be taken as parts of a fully developed arms reduction system. Some qualified officials pri tall, wore brown leather gloves, blue jeans and red plaid shirts Racine Yellow Cab Folds Because of Financial Losses She said one bandit had blond curly hair but she was unable to give details regarding the bought by Ritter in March 1944 second holdup man. Cause $500 Damage. vately considered Bulganin's reply "a polite rejection." Others publicly took the line that it kept the door open for further negotiations.

Edward Flynn found his serv (Continued From Page I) weren't for the committments the company had in taking physically handicapped youngsters to school. Today ends a school week." School officials this morn ice station at 4940 Washington from WileyJTarr, who had purchased the company fron the Chicago North Shore and Milwaukee Railway in 1928. A second cab the Red Top Cab was franchised by the city in April 1946, but less than a year later the company was absorbed by the Ritter hold- Call Expert to Identify Bodies in Sunken B24 ing said they were making ef forts to find other means of FRESNO, Calif. An Ave. a shambles when he opened up this morning.

Vandalism may run more than $500. Taken was $15 from a desk drawer. A cigaret machine was smashed but its money box was untouched. An undetermined amount of cigarets were taken from the machine. A 1955 model auto, owned LW0RW)C2 1 BY identification expert has joined the week-old operation at Unnf Inrrtrtn oIta In fV hioh ings.

The forerunner of the taxi-cab service in Racine was a transportation for the 50 school children who each day depend upon the cab company to get to school. Forty-five of the children are taken to Stephen Bull orthopedic school and livery stable operated by the Sierra 67 miles northeast of Brotherson family about the Fresno where army experts are turn of the century. Horse trying to bring to the surface five are transported to the deaf drawn jitneys were operated a B24 bomber in which six school in the Janes School by the Brothersons between; men died Dec. 6. 1943.

the city's two railway stations and the Wagner House. The expert, William A. An-netti, of Washington, D. will attempt to identify the building. Thomas A.

Linton, aHjector of business services for the public schools, said eight of the children are so severely crippled that they must be carried to and from the cab. by Brinks of Milwaukee, and parked nearby for servicing, had all windows and tail lights smashed. The office was chaos. Various articles had been smashed on the floor and a small fire har been started, apparently with records. Owner Bewildered.

Early in the 1900's purchased two of the first four bodies so far recovered and the two still sought in the submerged forward section of Case automobiles and converted the touring bodies into baggage transfer bodies. In 1910 the transfer business was bought by Henry Nelson. the plane. Sixth Army in San said the victims included Last year the school system paid $9,400 to the cab com jafl EsPfi jterf rr--T Just Think! 166-Lb. UPRIGHT FREEZER And An Cu.

Ft. Refrigerator Both In A COMPACT CABINET Only 47 INCHES WIDE! See If Today! Brotherson beean operation i Frankiyn G. Nyswonger, Green pany for its transportation Deputies said the burglar or burglars may have been cut of the first Yellow Taxi CahiBay, and Set. Donald service. Received a Franchise VandePlasch, Wauwatosa, Wis.

Co. in Racine five or six years before the start of World War I when he sold the business that was later purchased by operating The under badly because blood was found on the office floor and a window of the car. Entry was made by breaking glass in the front door. New tires kept on an over- company is a five year franchise the North Shore. from the city.

The franchise will expire on Jan. 1, 1957. Dial 3-7731 For Correct Time DAY or NIGHT Italy Seeks Allies' Aid In Gaining U.N. Seat nanging racK were puuea aown concern applied for the and possibly several were francnise shortly after. it taken, added.

bought out short-term com- Flynn jsaid he was be- petitorSi Red Top and Veterans ROME OB Italy, pledging wnuereu oy uie viciousness ut rh mmnanies which becan companies, anew its solidarity with the the vandalism, operations after World War II. SERVICE West, sought the aid of its Western allies in gaining admission to the United Nations. "I tion't have any theories because I know of no one who hasgcydge against me," he commented?" Whether the City Council will see fit to grant a franchise for the operation -of individual Foreign Minister Gaetano sum rahs had not been discussed as Martino said his eovernment FIRST NATIONAL In the, second burglary, $800! yei was counting on its friends to or more was taken in jewelry LaFrance suggested the pos-'support Italy's bid for a U.N. li Here, in one spocious yet compact cabinet is oil the convenience of a home freezer ond the world's finest "Moist Cold" refrigerator with automatic defrosting. It's fabulous FOODARAMA a brand-new concept in food-keeping by Kelvinator, oldest maker of erectric refrigerators for the home.

And what new luxuries flavours in the FOODARAMA In the refrigerator door ore such ahead of -the-times features as the handy Breakfast Bar for baconeggs and juices cheesejird butter chests bottle ond iar shelf In the freezer door an ice cream shelf frozen juice ana casn rrom me nome. siDiijty that some of the; seat and would consider it an "unfriendly act" if any nation -The- Sartor were-eone- or- drivers! might seek permission MIMBXE 1.0. were admitted ahead of Italy: Sure to Star on the Casual Scene about two hours last night and operate their own autos as upon returning found that theircabs, at least until some other home had been entered by arrangement is made. How-means of jimmying a window) ever, cabs cannot operate with-lock, put City Council authority Taken we7e a wallet contain-which re(luirM equate in-ioa Sinn iar mntainino 25 surance coverage for the pas- fr7er wran disDenser even a safe unrefngerated place for bananas. Seethe fabulous FOCibARAM A today! In Your Choice of 8 New Decprator Colors and White! silver dollars, two ladies' wrist-isenSers and other contro1 over watches; one diamond ring, one i operations.

wedding ring, and a jewelry Passengers seeking public If you weft detigninf an ideal foodkepr for your own family, you couldn't improve on FOODARAMAI case containing necklaces. I transportation will be stranded brooches and earrings. A canlaiter 12:50 a. the last bus of tobacco also was taken. service northbound out of the nnn downtown area.

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DIAL ME 2-2724 APPLIANCE DEPT. CORNER STATE fir FOREST.

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