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8 THE NORWICH SUN Tucaday, Julyjl, 1051 MORNING SPECIALS Wfdnesday Morni 3, August from 3:30 A. M. to Keen and save! SUMMER $1 Also included in this sraup are so" 10 blousettcs and cotton boleros. Broken sixes. Reg.

S2.98. ALUMINUM FRAME CH'AiiS iturdy, lightweight deck chair. Canvas and back in colors, red, blue, groon. yollow. Rea.

S8.95. FIHE COTTON I A White only. Eyelet Irim. Siies L. Reg.

$1.98. Matching camisoles at same price. PLASTIC HOSTESS Plain color plastic aprons with figured plastic trim. Fancy with large pockets. Reg.

$1.93. CO. ECONOMIC CONTROLS BILL GOES TO TRUMAN i from PUKO OH81 uf ways and Mr. Truman none of the a i i a iiiilliiir- NO SUCCESS REPORTED IN BUFFER ZONE ISSUE tinned trom One) ute behiiiil Coininiinist dele- giitiou. At Monday's fourteenth iiioet- tlic lieds got a fresh invitii- Viee-Adm.

C. Turner Ity ho asked. MI'-KIH of the control iigcnries Reds to lie advising tlon from I it. kHl. there be a i cbkT Allied negotiator, to I tif tioiiijiiout on the.

UN stand on .11 nxi'iiW-s to KOUC that tbe liity at i i In agencies, whllu inl for dlnst't qiioLattoii, fiiml solution to this itum may reflect our a views." The luive been holding rrosIOent" would; 'do mithhig nnal session the Communist delegation i today, when the White confirmed it was their undcr- House tbe Mil on" late Mon- standing tlmt nghtlni; would go signalizing thyre would be on i the armistice talks. i announced. Economic Stabilizer Eric Johnson wns onl of town and was said Director nake his This -was in response to a clarifying stiitement by Joy. Communist propajiiinrtii broadcasts had accused the Allies of a i in to light fo Mr. Tnimun.

while "payins lip sorviue Acting the old law, i Monday issued a was helievud that if the Com- have- asked Mitftntf V. to OPS SETS UP NEW PRICE CEILINGS Continued from raso'Oiie) "sulistimliully" since January, while the price of pork loins from such hogs 1ms been frozen the Jn'iumry level. The regulation fixes, a niaxf- cblHiiK of 52 cents a pound for loins dtiilrered in Chicago by a HHllur who slaiiKhters- the or uuts the loin from a dressed lioff he bought. Thn iiricc varies slightly across the country i i tlie range of 51 to R2 cunts, will approach r4 cents iu ureas remote from livustock-grnwing centers of tlie addition of freight and local delivery charges and other minor price factors. The geographical' differentials, OPS said, are- the customary ones in the trarle.

OPS said the regulation Is an "interim" one to relieve tlie price squeeze on slaughterers pending issuance of dollars and cents ceilings tin all pork products. llynui Slug Win Open InCoopefstownAug.S COOPEIISTOWN (Special') -The first in the a a serlOB of Sunday afternoon llynui sings will be held next Sunday in Cooper park This i i i a the a tlie sings have foeeji held. This year they will lie under Iliu direction of I'rot. llorrian It. 'Klium.

head Music Department a Hamilton John Bald-, win organist at tiraco perk celling, i i retail prices of pork chop's and pork roasts to rise by llvo or six ri pound. It said it had to' do i hocaiise tlie price of lighter weight hoys has risen substantially since January, while the of pork loins cut from such Jiogs has been frozen at the Jnni'i- 1 level. muuists linally arree to the UN "stou shooting" line it might be i certain strings attached. It Is known the Reds are eager for a quick cease-tire, even before an armistice is completed. didn't tell them whether he would Speaker llayburn told re-' before the vole, Hep.

Wol- porters a morning, a a Michigan, top Republican on call on the President. Hint it is a banking committee, told the lilll. a lietter one thai. I i Mouse the legislation gives the we would get." Me-! President "all the a i neeil- to prevent prices from getting wholly out of hand if they are aid Mr. Truman 1 judiciously administered." Fiirliuid.

AriJinna. the Democratic tender in the Senate, naid ho agreed. They lDAVKlt IS CITED WASHINGTON ff) Senator John J. Sparkman, Democrat of Alabama, said. Monday that one of the goals of General of the Army Dwlght D.

Eisenhower was the eventual, withdrawal of all United States gronricj forces from Bin-one. Tlie Senator conferred with the Allied Supreme Commander during a recent inspection trip to Europe. KDllMNll CHIRP DIES OAKLAND. Calif. A.

fii'fieniiiK, former Berkeley, police chief, who helped set up the first Kill police academy," died Monday after a long illness. roiiul hi Utica, will lie ac- Dollar for Uollar you carit beat a Equipment, accessaries anel trim fllttstratetf arc subject to change without notice. Come In-and see how Little if Costs! America's Lowest-Priced Straight Eight lowest-Priced Car with CM Hydra-Mafic Drive (Optional at extra cast) Your Choice of Silver Sfrcak liiigiiies- Straight Eight or Six The Most Ilcaiitiiul Tiling on Wheels Uiiisfftftl llody hy Fisher TT'S one thing to admire a new Pontiac 1 from afar--but we'd like you to come in and take a good close look at this great automobile. You'll see a car so beautiful in every detail that it stands apart from everything else on the road. i You'll see a car so big and roomy and luxurious that you'll want nothing more than to take the wheel yoursblf and enjoy Pontiac's eager, effortless performance.

But, best of all, you'll see a price tag that will amaze you! For this wonderful Pontiac, big as it is, beautiful as it is, dependable as it is, is one of America's lowest-priced 'cars! Come on in and get our deal--then you'll know why dollar for dollar you can't beat a Pontiac! BENEDICT CORPORATION Phone 4-2224 E. FRIBLEY, PRES. The sings i be held each Sunday afternoon i August and 'on the first Sunday In September. Each will start at -1. Providing a special, musical program of the Jirst ains will bo the Remington Hand Bund of Iliun.

'the direction of Sammy N'ile. Tlio band's jirogntm i include inaVches, iiopuliir halliids soini-flHssieal selections. Willm'm Warfieltl, baritone, is iciieliiled to aiiiienr on pro- jrain for August 12. War Odd ap- oears in Hift niolion "Show- Hoiit." in which he is winning praise for his Kiiiiurif; of "Old Man River." Also on the program will be a return engagGinent of tho Eva lessye Choir of New York, i was well received in its appearance here 'last year. New SOUK books have been provided -for" singers this year and will he available without charge.

case of rain, the sings will 'be held in the foyer of the OlORRgu MILITARY "SAYS" DANGER OF WAR IS INCREASING (Continued from Page One) aig.li uiil and 54, MID, 000. 000 for ni i 1 i i construction in tlio United Stales OVIM'KOIIK. Tlie 430.000 new men i coma front the a i a i a draft or reservr-K. Actunliy Eibout 030,000 will lie cllpiliio to leuvo military service (luring 1352, lie- cause their enlistments or nctive tnurs expire, but a 200,000 of thPSR are exiiected to tihopso i a i service. '4-- The new Piitton-iiiedinin-jjuir tank lias scored an IS to 1 margin of knockouts over liie Mussina T-34' in -direct tank versus tank action in Korea.

The largest single Hem in the Army budget is. 4 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 for tanks. Korean War has ed tlie American Koldier into a cool, skilled 1 "professional killer" a mucii lietter soldier than tlvo average GI of World War II. i i view came from Brig. Gen.

lolin Mleliaelis. 'a veteran of fighting In both the conflicts. G-- The Army budget includes 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 to speed actual production of the first guided missiles for its armament chest. Hotel ami Restaurant Association to Hear Talk by George Moore Mooro. illslrlnllillroc- lor of the office of price slaljillza- lion, will delivor to.niem hers or- thii Gheiiaiiso Comity Hotel ana Hostanrnl'lt'Assdciiitlon it tlie court liouse In No'rwlcli, Momlay 'AilHUSt.

0." Moore's-' appearance' 'cohforhlfl i a niiinlte, dri'vn Syraeuse "District. HI'S offlco, wlilch controls Hi lies. has insligaltid Tor-' tjib-'pnr- niwu of t(inK ciiiiipllanci) from pcop'lc 't'ie'restaurant business lioforo a enforcement program is carried out in the Syracuse ofi'ice. Jack Kelliher, secretary of tlio New York Stain' jlptel and lloslau- iant Owners Association lobbyist in Albany for that group, made the afraligeineiits'wilh the Syracuse office jand will be on hand to an organizational talk to Ihat Hotels and restaurants fall celling rekul'ation 11 and are obligcil.to i i i i tlie Sy.racuso office- staling their husiness' gross costs on special, forms which' will be distributed at lite -meeting. About 80 'i compliance is Jndl- cated to date.

aiid; -thoiie in viola- rf tion will be given-' grace period to comply with.the law before enforcement starts, Similar meetings- conducted- ill other counties of the Syracuse district office i Madison, Ht. Lawrence, llerklmer, Utsego, Cortlaml, Onondaga and Cayuga. Chenango Memorial Hospital Admissions July Kin I Howard Thayer, 171 Soutli Brand. Harry firamnted, 5S Pleasant. Mrs.

Joan Ball, 20 Prospecl. Mrs. Eunice Monn, Nor wich. Hohcrt Murdock, Earlville. Mrs.

Elsie McDonough. Mrs. Mabel 1. 'Master-- 1 Wayne lira. Charlotte Going aiii! son, McDouou'gh.

Mrs. Eliza ftiyenljurgh an(l stin. Cazenovia. Mrs. Itnss Oolemari- and.

son'. Berlin. Births: a lire: Paul McNulty. Norwich It. a daughter.

Mr. and Donald Boswortll. McDoiioiigX a -Use the Classifieds HARRIMAN TALKS WITH SHAH'S KIN ON A SPECIAL MISSION to mediate the Iranian oil dispute, W. Averell Harriman (rifiht) meets Prince Abdul Reza, brother of the Shah and director general of Iran's seven-year economic program. The President's envoy look advantage of the Tehran occasion to discuss American interest in the country's rehabilitation.

(International Rcdippholo) SPEAK FOR REDS AT KAESONG Y. TOF COMMUNIST NEGOTIATORS Contutnoe, Hsleh Tin 38-year-old Nom II Chief ol.StaB ol the North Gen. Hiich Fang, 91, orn of two Chinese on thc'Bed dlltgttloli. It man ol mystery and piopagandlst (Internitlonal Radiophelo)'.