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Thirteen TFE BOSTON DAILY f.LOnE W1DVF5DAT, JULY 15. 193? F. Navy's First Surface A-Ship Launched Singapore Ma Repatriate Immigrant Hairdressers SINGAPORE, July 14 (AP) few yean. Labor Minister K. The Singapore Barbers Byrne said he will investi sistants Union has protested gate with a view to the competition from 300 hair- atir.g the Horg Koig group.

dressers from Horg Kong whoj immigrated here ever the pastj Fales are taxed in 33 sta'ei. Rifleman Holding 4 Sons Hostages Soothed by Priest I ifdtd Csmftany 10,000 al Quincy Walch Long Beach Christening By NAT KLINE It is highly significant that The U.S.S. Long Beach, first' tne Long Beach's first com-Jiuclear-powered naval surface manding officer will be Capt 1 I. MERIDEN, July 14 (UPI) A jobless cai renter went AIR CONDITIONED ihip, slid down the wavs at Eucene P. Wilkinson, U.S.N., berserk early today, barricaded himself and his four young sons in their modest home and threatened more than two dozen policemen with a rifle.

Twice-married Victor Jones, 27, surrendered meekly two hours later after a Catholic priest went in and persuaded 4:10 p.m. at Bethlehem Steel's who E'J'dM Nautilus, the Quincy Shipyard yesterday to nation's first atomic submarine, usher in a new era in con-j Harold S. Vance of the trol of the seas. 'Atomic Energy Commission, principal speaker at the christening exercises, preceding the actual launching, pointed out I "VT-i. GlAWnPOIK -that this rrtiicpr i the fnre- i 1:.....

NEW 'runner or an enureiy new group oi iavy cran. (AP Fhotot HOTEL FIRST NUCLEAR-POWERED CRUISER FLOATED AT FORE RIVER The Long Beach, Vance declared, "will pave the way for the nuclear-powered air christening ceremonies, the powered submarine Vance asserted. craft carrier, the Enterprise. Millriit 43rd Street, being built at Newport News Wett of BVoy i and the nuclear-powered I Cardinal, Ex-Red Co-Author Expose On Communism him to give up. Jones was arrested on a technical breach of peace charge, examined by a police physician and ordered, committed to the Middletown State (mental) Hospital for observation.

State and local police with drawn guns encircled the house, located in a low-rent district, after they received a telephone call from Jones' pregnant wife, Glenda, 13, who had fled from him. Rev. Albert Healey of St. Joseph's Church, soothed Jones and talked him into surrender-ing peacefully. The priest said domestic troubles prompted the seige.

Mrs. Jones was at a loss to explain her husband's actions. notables adjourned to the Neighborhood Club, on Glen-idale where luncheon was followed by afternoon speaking, with Samuel Wakeman, general manager of the Boston district, Bethlehem Steel Shipbuilding Division, as toast- tomforf and tonveniencej of I lne namui uiferj, hiiipc Ne Yofk'i moil MRtroIly located was laid recently ai wis Bethlehem yard. Wei. 700 roonj, eU wrh 21" TV, pfivo bath ond radio.

Seniib' pricf too! tk Family Hotel. "These ships are the fore- a'Yl Forking (oc.lit.M. Wntt for norc nf mir Coior-foldf w.AAAoPfN.Y. erecl surfaCe Navy, just as the j'j The fast-moving chain of events in less than five years since the Nautilus amazed military leaders was stressed by the AEC representative, who spoke before 10,000 persons: "In that brief period the Atomic Energy Commission, in cooperation with the Navy, has developed or has under development eight different types of naval nuclear propulsion plants designed to power many types of submarines and surface vessels. "They range from a plant to drive the small hunter-killer submarine, the to yow friend Twrfgtrt i Nautilus provided the tech.no- basis for our nuciear- HARTFORD, July -14 Cardinal Cushing announced today that he and one-time Communist editor Louis Bu-denz are going to co-author a pamphlet to expose "the intrinsic evil of Communism." Speaking in Wethersfield, the cardinal said that one of the ways he proposed to battle Communism is through a master.

Adm Arleigh Burke, reminding the audience that he put a ship in commission at Quincy 20 years ago, said he would speak in high praise of Bethlehem's work on the Long Beach "provided Mr. Wake-man will promise me he won't offer me a job." Arraignment Set Jordan Marsh (Boston) OPEN Wednesday catechism-like pamphlet aimed at high school students which will reveal the true nature of Communism and its dangers. The reference to the current In Holdup-Shooting1 Of Canadian Tourist a VI 4 yal Warning that Communism is flareup on Capitol Hill over top brass and industrial relations brought a pronounced response. Mark W. Cresap presi I juiy ik con an international conspiracy, the cardinal said: All who cord, N.H., man, arrested last night in Westwood, was dent of Westinghouse Electric, believe in God Catholics, Protestants and Jews must which supplied the two pressurized water reactors de-' 1 I I with little 1 Ironing 7 a.m.

to OP- :30 m. taken to York County Jail for arraignment here tomorrow on charges of armed robbery and assault with intent to kill a (Montreal tourist. Kenneth Chennette, 26, reportedly told police he took part in the $190 robbery of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Couture last in a picnic grove get together to fight it, otherwise the whole crowd of us are sunk." Budenz is a Roman Catholic convert.

The pamphlet should be ready in a year, the cardinal said, and will be followed the signed to give the Long Beach virtually unlimited cruising radius at high speeds, declared: "When the Nautilus was launched 5Vi years ago, the question was, 'Will it the Enterprise, powered by eight reactors. "I doubt that many scientific: fields have seen as intense a development effort over so short a period of time." i Mrs. Craig Hosmer, wife of Cong. Hosmer of Long Beach, shattered the beribboned bottle of champagne across the cruiser's bow on the second try. Top Navy notables came to Quincy from Washington for the historic occasion, including Secretary of Navy William B.

Franke; Chief of Naval Operations Adm Arleigh Burke, Vice Adm W. M. Bleakley, deputy chief of operations; Vice Adm Hyman Rickover, i( Framingham: Wednesday 9:20 A.M. to 9:30 P.M. "That question is in no one's next year with a textbook on Communism for college level students.

Maiden: Wednesday 9:30 AM. to 5:30 P.M. I if Northshore at Peabody: Wednesday I 9:30 A.M. to 9:30 P.M, near Old Orchard Beach. Chennette identified Robert G.

Brown 41, of Laconia, N.H., as the one who shot Couture in the chest, police said. mind today," he concluded tersely. Virgil Spongberg, vice mayor of Long Beach, William H. Collins, nuclear projects manager for Bethlehem Shipbuilding here, and Rear Adm James were the other after Chino for 14 Thirteen Massachusetts men were inducted and one enlisted in the Regular Army at the Army Base yesterday. ENLISTEE Jamaica Plain J.

Bradley Jr. father of ship A-powered propulsion, and Rear Adm R. K. noon speakers. Brown is still being hunted, Couture, 35, was reported improving at a Portland Hospi-jtal.

His wife identified a picture of Brown as the man who Ishot her husband. Chennette was seized by Westwood patrolman Richard James, chief of the Navy Bu FUNCHAL, Madeira The reau of Ships. $wldtt (jllmft Ctmfaty The Long Beach, 14,000 tons and 721 feet long, will be OR AFT FES norrhmUr Dennis G. Farraehrr, John R. Pirgslev, Edward Riiev.

Fredrick L. Sorbello, Thomas E. Woods. Jamtlra Plain Jnhn W. MacDousal.

Chrlt'a Joseph B. Walczak Jr. Franklin John HauKhev Jr. armed with both Talos and AIR CONDITIONED Terrier guided missiles, the iCohan. He told.

Cohan he was on his way from New Hampshire to Rye, N.Y., to visit rela-itives, "but his answers were industry on Madeira, Por-I jtugal's subtropical island off the African coast, was started, by transplanted Cretan vines five centuries ago. Now the is-1 land exports nearly 3 million1 quarts of rich, sweet dessert; wines each year, chiefly to Scandinavia. Fill Rlrer Gilbert erreiro, Thom ai P. Bowline Dan River cotton plaid-covers the seasons in a 2-piece ensemble first Navy ship so armed; will cost an estimated $250 million and is scheduled to be completed late next year. vague so I brought him and Nirdhim William A.

McAllister 24- KfWt HilhUndu Bernard N. While Jr. Wellnley Brenton A. Miller. questioned him soma more, Cohan said.

Following the. Quincy Yard th (A 4 ruffled 1 thlrtdres SL AK Witch City's Wrinkles Ironed Out Salem Business Booms Again Slonous Autumn colorings in Dan River with Dri-Don coHon meets thermometer change smoothly in ccel s'eeve'ess sun-sheath that tales cover under a double-buttoned brief jacket. New wins or in sizes 10-20 and by Jo-Ji DAYTIME DRESSES FOURTH FLOOR 8UMMER STREET D-190 BOSTON, MALDEN, FRAMINGHAM, PEABODY, I i I By ROBERT E. GLYNN Old Salem has had her face f. lifted at last.

in dark Tr' toff nw I glowing -IV And on her, it looks good. Gone are the ankle-deep muck holes, the tons of construction dust and the maze of ever-changing detours that for -Jordan Marah Company, Box 191, Boaton 1, MAIL THIS COUPON rO-jSend Dan River Plaid Ensemblt DAY OR PHONE number i 7 I 7 nearly four years were the bane of the. residents, mer Quan. Siza Color 2nd Color chants and motoring visitors to the historic city. i4 below anytime, any day or night.

In Boston, call HUbbard 2- 2700. SUBURBANITES: Call Ebiot 4-3000: DEcatur 2-2700: BLuehills 8-9S00; NOrmandy 5-5300: WEHs 3- 30OO; TRlmty 3-7411; JEfferson 1- 90OO; LYnn 8-5310: MUrrlork 6-3222: HEadirir 2-4240: DRake 2- 92S2; PIverview 9-3610; CEdar Gone is the 1900-foot tunnel slashed through the heart of the city, the ugly 100-year-old 7-9000; Fljeaant 8-824. Name. Boston Maine Railroad depot and the four grade crossings Ctiarga to My Acct. No.

I that 10 years ago Judge Joseph OR I ENCLOSE A CHECK jStreet. City- B. Harrington then Salem mayor described as "the worst hazard in any city in the 4 a rfi i OR MONEY ORDER SEND CHARGE ACCOUNT APPLICATION Zona. Stat United States." w. OLD SALEM DEPOT, DANGEROUS CROSSINGS, COBBLESTONES In their places are attractive John Riley Memorial Plaza, a new railroad tunnel with a modern entrance to the loading platforms, numerons black-topped streets and two vehicular overpasses to make Salem "one of the safest cities in which to drive in the United States," says Judge Harrington now.

Gone, too, is the skepticism of those residents and merchants who had referred to the s. i i sn .1 1 Hi -4 i ill" $10 million improvement project as a white elephant when mounting inconveniences extended to three years and 3.98 By Rose Lee if 4 1 i hi everyone's talking about the Autumn Charm and Beauty Workshop "The New Fall, 1959" ----4, Smart shopper in a' glorious paisley print cotton that drips dry with little ironing. A becoming shirtdress style softened with ruffles down the front tucked action back. Have yours in blue, red or green; sizes 12-20, l4'2-24'2. eight months.

Two years originally were alloted for the work. That skepticism has now given way to a tremendous swell of civic pride. Prouder still are the merchants who remained in the community the face of increasing customer losses. They now confidently predict Salem will regain its posi '-aaaaBaaaaaffittvaa-lfllWataaafbtf PLENTY OF PARKING, NO CROSSINGS, DIVIDED ROADWAY tion as the second largest per capita retail shopping center Fund, is impressed with "the new spirit that is prevalent among our people who are now pulled closer together to do a better job for Ralem." HOUSE DRESSES FOURTH FLOOR SUMMER STREET D-193 is conservatively estimated that 17 businesses went bankrupt. Numerous others moved to nearby communities.

Frank Lynch of Salem's Chamber of Commerce says there are 30 vacant stores in the shopping area "but we're getting action on them. We receive cals nearly every day Jordan Marah Company, Bo 181, Bolton 1, Wait. in New England topped only by Boston. William S. Follette, president of the 92-year-old Daniel Low jewelers, credits much of the city's revitalized old Almy Bigelow Washburn Inc.

department store. Its modernization includes an expansive facade rising three stories. Gerber's Restaurant has been improved at an expenditure of Daniel Low Co. has completed renovating and Kennedy's Men's Store is planning to do so. Tompkins Furniture Co.

will expand its capacity by five times, having purchased a Alfred D'Alessandro, Web Sand Ruffled Shirtdrasi 3.98 193 ber's general manager, says his It's free! It's fun, with audience participation! A personalis, timed to give every girl a month's head start on looking her best and feeling confident when school bells ring. Two, 2 hour classes on consecutive When August 6 and 13; 7 and 14; 8 and 15 Time 10 a.m. to 12 noon. Place Fashion Center, 71 floor. Ticlett are Pick up beginning July '15th in -the Jan Jordan Shop Quan.

Sii Color 2d Color from persons seeking to rent spirit to "those perserver-ing merchants Mho had faith MAIL THIS COUPON TODAY OR PHONE any number below, any time, any hour. In Boston, call HUbbard 2-2700 SUBURBANITES: Call Eliot 4 3000 PEcatur 2 BlurhiPs 6-9POO NOrmand 5 5300; WEHs 3 3000 TRinify 3-74H; JEfferson I -9C0O LYnn 8-5310: MUrdork 6 3222 REflrlirq 2-4240; DMa 2 82S'7 Rlverview 9-3610; CEWer 7-9000 Pleasant 6 6247 I in Client's futile anri u-ealh. them, which is proof positive of our. new healthy business outlook." large tract of land at Essex and Crombie and the Wm. Lynch declares Sa1tn busi ered out the lean business years." It is estimated those bus! store's modernization plans cover five years.

He declares, "the downtown merchants now have a' renewed vigor. We're a long way from dead, as some people predicted." Fred P. Clark fit Clark Friend's clothing store, which is Blso getting a new store front, feels Salem's "new look has appealed to people outside' the city. Business has very' definitely improved." "The middle of the day G. Webber dry goods, will ness "is.

now approaching its former peak and it's still grow Nam renovate inside and out. Srat Charga to my Aeet. No. nessmen suffered a 20 percent volume drop as the public (shunned Town Hall main business streets. ing," Salem's businessmen are so confident about their future that nearly a score are remod 3 City- Dunne the long months! E.

Joseph Doyle, Almy's manager, says his company "has absolute faith in Salem as a progressive merchandising center and welcomes this opportunity to contribute to' the modernization program." William E. Cnley, director el galein'i United Community 6th floor, new building, between 1 1 end I o'clock daily. BOSTON STORE ONLY OR I ENCLOSE A CHECK OR MONEY ORDER SEND CHARGE ACCOUNT APPLICATION when automobile travel along" Zone- eling their stores or are contemplating doing so. The most impressive renovation is occurring at th century- shoppers have increased greatly over a year ago. They drive into Salem because it il now easy to park here." Washington and Essex sts.

was nearly impossible and the shoppers had to puddle-hop on rickety, wooden crosswalks, BOSTON, MAIDEN, FRAMINGHAM, PEABODY.