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FRIDAY Fair and continued mild. Full Report on Page 6 Re V. Pat O. VOL CIAVI no. a Ccpyrieht 1954 By GLCE NEWSPAPER CO THE BOSTON DAILY GLOBE THURSDAY, JULY 8 1954 28 PAGES FIVE CENTS n.

a mkm a Red Vayland Ousts Teacher, Medici The Mayor and the Ancient Board Chief Quits After Florence: Says Unarmed Hen Abducted While Innocently Hear Border Prague Charges Captain, Six Soldiers Were Spying WASHINGTON, July 7 (AP) The United States accused Czech border guards tonight of the "abduction" of seven American soldiers. Communist Czecho-Slovakia contended the Americans were nabbed on a spying mission. The Americans a captain and six enlisted men-disappeared Sunday night near the West German border town of Baernau. Officials have declined to identify them, pending notification of next of kin. A strongly-worded United eluded with a protest against States note, delivered' to the violation of Czecho-Slovakia'i A Treasury of Art iffi Iff unnr, ih r-- 1 i ill I i I --H I I I 1 Tf' I -x irLJ By MAYOR JOHN B.

HYNES FLORENCE, July 7 A Mus- and gardens, other great ob- jects of art One, the Court Jester, a natural-type fountain, if you know what I mean, is center of attraction A sovereignty. The American note, one of the strongest ever delivered to the Czech Communists, said: The United States Government protests In the strongest terms this abduction of American soldiers and demands their Immediate return to United States authorities in Gtmnr." SOLDIERS Page Four WAYLAND TEACHER DISMISSED Anne Hale Jr. reads notice from School Committee. The vote was 2-1. solini monument the highway, or autostrada, tween Florence and Pisa excellent The fare pends on wheelbase car per de-the of mile Except for short stretches, road lined with small bill boards Ed Donnelly must have been here.

One needs a week or more to see Florence Here the great artists or the Kenaissance produced imperishable works. Here lived two of the greatest geniuses of the ages Michelangelo and Leonardo Da Vinci Here in the Uffizi and the Medici Palace are works of art beyond value In an 850-room museum, 350 rooms filled with works of Raphael, Eberto, Bartolomeo, Sodoma, Fra Lippi, Titian to name but a few; Raphael's Madonna of the Chair Fra Lippi's Madonna and Babe. In this old palace the famous family of the Medicis, nobility of the times, held sway 500 years ago Its collection of priceless masterpieces is the greatest in the world Art lovers must not miss it The collection in the Sultan's Palace in Istanbul cannot compare. In the immense courtyard -sr. toll be- Czech Foreign Office in Trague this afternoon, protested the Czech border patrol's action, rejected a Czech claim that the seven were spies and demanded their release.

The soldiers were on leave, the United States Army in Germany said, and may have crossed the border by mistake on a sightseeing tour. The Czecho-Slovak Govern- States that films found in pos- vealed they had taken photo- graphs of objects on Czecho- session 01 me graphs Czech territory by illegal means. "Their confession and behavior confirm the group entered Czech territory to conduct an espionage mission," the note said. It identified the Americans as members of the 816th Field Artillery Battalion and con- Comic Dictionary CHATTERBOX A woman who never opens her mouth unless she has nothing to say. Kidnap-Slaying of Girl Starts Miami Manhunt 2-1 Vote Anne Hale Plans Further Fight oh Dismissal By JAMES H.

HAMMOND WAYLAND, July 7 The Wayland School Committee tonight voted 2-1 to dismiss Anne Hale 46-year-old second grade teacher, who had been under suspension since May 13 as a result of her one-time membership in the Communist party. Dissenting from the decision was Chairman William Wal-dron, who afterwards disclosed that he is stepping down from his post as head of the boaro. His torn as chairman would have run until next March. Waldron will contin te to serve as a committeeman. An attorney and former executive director of the Baby Hoover Commission, Waldron said that he could not agree that two of the charges had been prove 1 to his satisfaction and said that he felt the third involved a matter of principle with which he could not agree.

Waldron said that had he been permitted to introduce an additional charge on the last night of the hearing as he tried to do- he would have voted for dismissal. TEACHER Page Six rrri For Perfect Vacations Read the Globe Mid-Summer Vacation Review IN-Next Sunday's Boston Globe MIAMI. July 7 (AP) Blue-eyed Judith Ann Roberts, 7, daughter of a Baltimore lawyer and labor leader, was stolen from her bed today, ravished and slain. Hours after the child's nude and blood-covered body was found in a thicket on the shore of Biscayne Bay, police reported they had found no clews to the identity of her killer. Judith Ann was kidnaped at 1 a.

m. from the home of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rosenberg. At 6:15 a.

m. police found her body off fashionable Bayshore drive, about three miles from the Rosenberg home. Her head had been battered with a heavy instrument. A piece of gauze was knotted about her throat. Her hands were tied behind her and she was blindfolded with a bandana handkerchief.

KIDNAP Page Two chunky lad Referred to affectionately as Mister Five-by-Fiye. The Square of the People From ancient times Signoria Square Great statutes by Cel- lini and others Here, before Medicis took over, the people met to settle problems At night this area is the Times sq. of Florence Lights mysteriously appear Chairs come from no- wheFe Pen air night elub. Festivity Jollity Hands across the sea, The rreat Florentine cathedral II Dnomo, St. Mary ot the Flowers Glad to visit it during Marian year Second longest church in the world Unlike churches in Rome with their exteriors of granite, the facade and shell of II Duomo is all marble, multicolored Took 120 years to build The dome 17 years alone.

HYNES Page Sir Baseball Results AMERICAN LEAGUE New York 17, BOSTON 9. Chicago 9, Detroit 0. Cle-eland 6, Baltimore 1. NATIONAL LEAGUE Milwaukee 1, Chicago 0. St.

Louis 5, Cincinnati 4. New York 10, Brooklyn 3. RED SOX TODAY No game scheduled. esse mh 1 1 1 I 1 i a a a a a a r-t pj rJ rsJ ru r-j rJrl JUug6 ACCJUltS DflVer Charged With Going 70 BARNSTABLE, July 7 A Holbrook motorist charged with speeding 70 miles an hour on the new mid-Cape highway was acquitted in District Court yesterday by Judge Taul M. Swift.

The defendant was Freeman G. Harrington, 30, of 30 Water who was arrested May 31 by State Trooper Manuel S. White of the South Yarmouth barracks. RULING Page Four Knowland on the question of possible American withdrawal from the U.N. IKE Poie Three 200 TO 8000 WILL BE PAID THIS MONTH In cnol who htvm sjftvtd a dpftntte month unri.r our pLn, aod rurrfnt rate ol pit innum, "THU if mnnlhly.

You. too, c-an tivi S20O at START TOnAYI RELIANCE CO-OPERATIVE BANK IS Dunit.r Harvard Cambridge Ike Opposes Quitting U.N.; Senate Compromise Sought Postal Annex Official Fired on Political Activities9 Charges rrjirdrrJrrr iHQO-Lhina KeClS Penetrate Lines Guarding Hanoi HANOI, Indo-China, July 7 (AP) Regular Communist-led Victminh units pushed inside the new French Red River delta defense line today from positions in the southern sector which the French abandoned last week. A high French Army source disclosed that elements of the (number deleted by censor) Vietminh division, one of those which crushed Dien Bien Phu, have spread through much of the area north of Thai Binh, 55 miles southeast of Hanoi, and are infiltrating across the Bamboo Canal. The canal, about 40 miles southeast of Hanoi, is part of the new southern defense line. INDO-CniNA Page Three Gov.

Herter Picks Reps. Key, Snow for Vacant Judgeships By WILLIAM J. LEWIS Nominations of two state legislators to judgeships in East Boston and Natick will be submitted to the Executive Council today by Gov. Herter. Representative Thomas E.

Key of Winthrop will be named special justice of the East Boston District Court to succeed Judge Anthony A. Centracchio, resigned. APPOINTMENTS Page Two i i a a a a a a a a a a a a GLOBE READERS ATTENTION! Tell your neighbors why you believe the Globe is Boston's finest paper. Advise them to make the Globe their Boston newspaper. They will thank you for the advice.

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William P. H. Flanagan of 201 Beech Roslindale, said last night he hadn't been officially notified of his discharge, but that he intended to appeal the case. Postmaster Joseph Finn was notified of Flanagan's firing by the Civil Service Commission in Washington. Neither Finn or Flanagan would discuss the reason for the firing.

Postmaster Finn said the action was a "Civil Service matter," as a postal worker Flanagan comes under Civil Service laws. The -Hatch Act bans Federal-employees from engaging in politics or political campaigns. Flanagan was made acting superintendent two years ago. The joo pays $6770 a year. He is married and has two The acting superintendent of outgoing mails at the South Postal Annex a postal cm- I A TEST DIVVDIH 6) Accounts started or arinVrl to on 10 on or DPiore me jum earn run moiun i dividends.

50 FRANKIIN STREET 115 SUMMER STREET IOSTOM. MASSACHuSITtS Mil WASHINGTON, July 7 President Eisenhower said today he is "completely and unalterably opposed" to the admission of Communist China to the United Nations "under the present situation." But he indicated strongly that he is also against American withdrawal from the U.N. if it admits Peking's representatives. The President adopted this position at his news conference today when he discussed the issues raised by Senator William F. Knowland, of Senate majority leader who demanded last week that the United States quit the U.N.

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