The Boston Globe from Boston, Massachusetts • 35

rm Thirty-Five Springfield College to Give Honorary Degrees to 6 Today Salem Mayor to Meet Herter on Railroad Plan SALEM, June 5 Mayor Francisjdty center instead of the presentee port of Salem, there would X. Collins said today Gov. Herter Onf-track line. steadily increasing demands on all SPRINGFIELD, June 5-A St. Louis couple will be among six recipients of honorary degrees when Springfield College holds its workers' for the national Y.

M. doctor of humanics; Norman L. A. and Y. W.

C. A. movements, it was announced by Donald C. Stone, Springfield College president. Other honorary degree recipients will be Alvin R.

Kaufman of Munn of Brunswick, Me, doctor of science, and Albert J. Nesbitt Jr. of Philadelphia, doctor of laws. Mrs. McCarthy will be awarded the doctor of humanics degree; her husband the doctor of laws degree.

had invited him to a conference jj hamper eco-itransPorat'on arteries," he added. 68th Commencement exercises on proposea gnue cross- normc development in Salem be- ing elimination program. (cause all rail transport betweenj A baby boy playing by ttit Mayor Collins said he would Boston and Portland flows over, roadside at Liverpool, England, nr fnr rnnstnirtinn of a two-ithi line." said the mavor. Iwas killed by the blast from a June 13, it was announced today. Eugene R.

McCarthy and Louise R. McCarthy will be honored for Kitchener, doctor of human their "leadership service as lay ics; George Paik of Seoul, Korea, Spain has 130C chocolate makers. track railroad tunnel under thei "With further development of' bursting truck tire, THE BOSTON SUNDAY GLOBEJUNE 1954 A NEWCOMER TO "WHERE-U-BOT-THE-HAT" AND PROBABLY THE HIGHEST QUALITY MEN'S CLOTHING STOCK IT HAS BIN OUR PRIVILEGE TO OFFER IN THE PAST YERES! Noted for years to be the I JU1 store where the conserve- Thi Iz the surplus stock ov their Palm Beach Men's Store- only, not to confused with their Massachusetts store or any local store ov a similar nam. i I I i II ft TV- tive gentleman may outfit himself in excellent taste and style without sacrificing; workmanship and fabric superiority of the highest order. KlliAlll.irfA FLORIDA BEACH FRU THE MILLIONAIRE RESORT CENTER OV THE ENTIRE UNITED STATES (Globe Photo by Gil Friedberg) VICTIM OF FALL Chelsea Hospital nurse Elizabeth O'Neill and Supervisor Mrs.

Matilda Peterson attend Robert McCleary, who received cuts and bruises in 50-foot fall. SURPLUS Spanking Brand New 1954 Fresh STOCK WOOLEN Boy, 26 Months, Survives 3-Story Fall to Sidewalk A 26-month-old Chelsea boy sur Palm Beach Iz to Florida what Cadillacs are to Automobiles: the luxury headquarters ov a millionaires pleasure paradise. Scotts iz wun ov Palm Beach's finest stores on Worth Avenue, Palm Beach's millionaire shopping center surrounded by such illustrious neighbors as Hattie Carnegie, Sulka's, Cartier's and the moar Ultra Fashion Shops. Continued from the First Page The workers, members of the Textile Workers Union of America which struck April 26 over a proposed 21-cent hourly cut, are expected to return to their jobs early this week. Settlement of the walkout which halted production in all the mills was reached at the Federal Building after two days of round-the-clock negotiations between company officials and representatives of the union.

vived a fall from his living-room window before 8 last night. Robert McCleary of 117 Third 8t. was found to have minor cuts and body bruises by doctors on This Is the stock that will appeal In pertikular to the Bostonian ov taste means who is not averse to arrival at Chelsea Memorial Hospital. But doctors held the child VORTII AVENUE )i PALM KEAOI 12S.JL UII'JUULH. JU juBIPWIIBHiiilliannilniwaii iwimwii Minnw.iiiiiiiimiiiiii ih laSHmiHHHlli'imil1 11 1 1 1 1 1 Tmm" i 1 1 i faerie 1 overnight while X-rays were made.

He landed on his thigh when he struck the cement pavement, but sustained no apparent injury to this part of the body, police and doctors reported. Annual Wage Reopening John Chupka, C. I. W. U.

A. Robert's mother, Mrs. Louise McCleary, was out of the room when general secretary-treasurer, described the waae reduction as a SO $1 ti I 1 II Sem their I Jlk. III I fl El JrJ? jf vice tnga P'1- Jf on 1 iaf 1 garmtnt he toppled out the front window, police said. mP rn MILLIONAIRE UP LUXURY IV I i i i HAND Jul in A detailed "substantial compromise" over thef company original demand.

Other contract changes include language modifications which She did not know her son had fallen until a second-floor neighbor, Mrs. Estelle Birmingham, 32, who saw the child hurtle past her window, notified Mrs. McCleary. Mrs. Birmingham removed the boy from the sidewalk and called Chupka said were accepted by the union "because of our desire to Forstmann, Imported Mohair, Lupioni Shantung, Linen Weave Other NEW 1954 SUMMER CRUISE and RESORT WEAR police who took him to the hospi' tal.

give the company the flexibility it requires to regain a suitable competitive position in the industry." The agreement also provides for an annual wage reopening. Chupka pointed out that the chain-wide average wage is now SUITS-SLACKS SPORT COATS Si.ssuz an hour with a minimum hourly rate of $1.21. The union official said ratifica Byrnes' Retirement Dwarfs Primary, in South Carolina COLUMBIA, S. June 5 (UP) South Carolina Democrats nom a tion of the agreement is a virtual UJ certainty as the T. W.

U. ad visory council of delegates from, each of the struck mills partici-; pated in the talks and voted unanimously to recommend acceptance by the members. Exclusive Forstmann Granltine Gabardine Suits $75.00 Exclusive Forstmann Worsted Flannel Suits, solid shades $62.50 Exclusive Imported "Shine" Fabric Mohair Suits $62.50 Exclusive Lupioni Shantung Suits, New Slub Weave Shades $32.50 SCOTT'S $150 SCOTT'S $125 SCOTT'S $125 SCOTT'S $65 inate a candidate Tuesday to succeed fiery Gov. James F. who is retiring from politics after a long public service career that included terms as Secretary of State, Supreme Court Justice, top jficr? government administrator and Senator.

Byrnes, 75. cannot succeed him Company spokesmen announced last night that mill operations would be resumed "as early as possible" following workers' acceptance of the terms and preparation of machinery. In demanding that the union consent to a wage cut, American Woolen officials had warned that the mills would be closed down unless the firm received economic relief. Chupka, who is also the T. W.

self under state law. Both candidates seeking to sue cceed him have promised to fol $69.50 Exclusive Imported Fabric Sport $34.75 $79.50 Exclusive Forstmann Sport Coats $39.75 $45.00 Exclusive Maralta Boucle Sport Coats $22.50 $39.50 Exclusive Imported Yarn Linen Weave Sport Coats $19.75 $39.50 Exclusive Gabardine Fancy Weave Forstmann Slacks $19.75 $29.50 Exclusive 10-oz. Expensive Gabardine Slacks $14.75 $29.50 Exclusive Verralene 45 Dacron Worsted Slacks $29.50 Exclusive Wool Worsted Flannel Beltless Model Slacks Hi'Zc $16.50 Exclusive Beltless Model Imported Yarn Linen Weave Slacks $8.25 SCOTT'S SCOTT'S SCOTT'S SCOTT'S SCOTT'S SCOTT'S SCOTT'S SCOTT'S SCOTT'S riiii selesnun I KtrMoeo'i ouieci SUITS Awl new single breasted models flap er patch pocket style. SPORT COATS 2 3 button styles patch flap models. SIZES Regulars 31 to 46 1 Shorts 31 to 44 Longs 31 to 46 In the lot.

SLACK SIZES 30 to 44 Regulars Including few Longs I Shorts, low through on Byrnes' campaign to maintain segregation of the races in South Carolina's schools despite the recent Supreme Court U. woolen and worsted direc decision which declared segrega' tion unconstitutional. The voters will nominate either George Bell Timmerman Jr 41 tor, stated, "We want to cooperate with the company in reestablishing its economic position for the good of its workers and the welfare of the communities where LL AISO FIND RETAIL STOAR STOCKS fRUM OTHER FINE MIAMI STOARS PRICE TAGGED $89.50 to $135.00 I 1 Lieutenant Governor for the past HI-LITES SUMMER TROPICAL SUITS the mills are located. eignt years, or Lester Bates, 48, an insurance company executive who ran second to Byrnes in the 8 the IukuHou. f.brio lulu with theii- nwtioulou.

hand need I work on eo.t pocket, pent tope Lutter" Import Moh.ire in new eh.rooel A n.vy blue Hflillion.ire For.tm.nn Or.netine In new Sp eetrum a' Lupioni ehentung weevee with ell the rlohnete of colore In thle lite ee feather eult boucle Pr c0" loo? We look forward to recovery I ji' i I I 1950 election. 100 Dacrons Forstmann tropical it worsteds Imported mohairs Pure 8l vL Silks Imported tropical worsteds. lim to Wta? um with plaid top weietbende. of these wage concessions by the workers as soon as the company's inside the siacKi to ee tne luxury oi reel i.vt Winning the Democratic nomination assures election. About half the state's 701,079 registered Dem economic condition permits." American Woolen, currently locked in a court battle with ocrats are expected to vote.

Textron, concerning the for-l Nationally, the primary contest was overshadowed by Byrnes' an mers annual meeting, plans to Now Fer Graduation Father's Day Vacation Time! merge with the Bachmann-ux- bridge Worsted Corporation. The finest selection ov sport shirts we have bin able to offer at wun time and jess in time fer FATHER'S DAY I nouncement he is retiring from the political life that made him one of the nation's best known figures. After serving two terms in the Senate, he was appointed to the Supreme Court in 1941. He resigned to serve successfully as wartime director of Economic stabilization, director of War Mobiliza- some 17U0 Jiacnmann-l bridge C. I.

O. employees in New England have been on strike since June 1 when the firm warned it would cut wages IS cents an hour if the workers walked out in protest against an ll'a-cent cut it planned to put into effect. veterans among the Bach- phKPM fWpPWaJWJlsT IMiajaaBppBjpBB tic.i and postwar Secretary of State. After election as Governor of mann-Uxbridge strikers were in I 1 w- Vis; Reddy NOW Fer "DAD'S" DAY formed yesterday they are not eligible for financial aid from local offices of Veterans Services. James M.

Shute. Uxbridge di nun where have ffrL tlx nnic rector of Veterans Services, said EVER SEEN yVLlLQ AWL FIRST QUALITY 00 the law is explicit on barring payments because "the place of employment is open for work for those who care to enter In the American Woolen dispute, the parties were brought together fo conference by Anna Weinstock, Federal conciliator who was joined at the parleys by William Fallon of the state mediation service. Chupka's union negotiating team, included 22 local union delegates, J. William Belanger, T. W.

U. A. regional director, and Arthur W. Brown, union coordinator of the South Carolina, Byrnes continued to play a leading role in Democratic politics. An outspoken rup-porter of racial segregation, Byrnes was a leader in the Southern "revolt" in the 1952 Democratic Presidential nominating convention.

Legion of Guardsmen Meet in Fall River FALL RIVER. June 5 More than 300 delegates throughout the state registered here today for the two-day state convention of the Legion of Guardsmen, which began this afternoon. The group will elect officials tomorrow at 2 p. m. River attorney Thomas J.

McGuire will be the speaker at memorial services at 4:30 in the convention headquarters, the John Stafford Foster Post, A. L. wS-sr 't'l a. -H 'JhtU in tup frndt! htah-priceA Oak tanned topgrain cowhide Solid brass hardware Center dust cover Non-Sag steel frame a) Sort side fer lite wato Flat double handles Brass bumpers on center frame Double stitched 0) Reinforced corners Locked stitched military shoulder Extra bottom corners Dysons Irish Linen Mexican Fabric English Gingham oLiim.iiii.ni it iimlm0ru American Woolen chain. Imported Imported Imported IK lit Alicia Markova, a ballerina now the toast of took up the ballet as a child to correct herself of flat feet.

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