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TOM© Hf O (UTAH) D II In Hunt for Girl P Wis (UP) — The search for Evelyn Hartley extended across Wisconsin to Milwaukee today as a shoe shine employe reported that a man left a box containing d two shirts The shirts1 were rushed to the state crime laboratory at Madison Wis which is analyzing other clothing found during the search for the attractive college professor’s daughter Evelyn has been missing since Saturday night She was left to care for the baby of another college professor and disToilet appeared amid signs of a bloody Smooth Triple Enamel Finish struggle The latest possible clue in the strange case turned up in the Milwaukee At Sears only Northwestern Railn road station where bootblack O prottod aoat and caver fit man said a ‘Whitley all standard bowls Chromium platsd standing six feet tall left a box lilngo Soar construction lasts longer containing two blood stained shirts in a restroom Whitley told police the man who appeared to have been scratched on the left side of his face came to his stand for a shoe shine The mad remarked he was r si “wanted” and when- Whitley © asked why he replied “It’s in all LaCROSSE five-da- y ld n blood-staine- M V31tGjjT- - 'VfGty'-- UTCr41 blood-staine- d 495 nig Capacity und O Convenient Top Loading 180-poun- l?s8sy Sensational value in washday convenience! tub is easily loaded from the top Homart Air Filters capacity Big agitator is Duralite Won't pit or corrode Precision ground gears are sealed in oil for lifetime service Save now at Sears Six-va- I the papers” The man then took a box into the rest room and returned without it Whitley said he investigated later and found the box contained two shirts ? cY’ Two Face Jury 95C In Kidnap Case hooting -- Each systoms wontilating Othur six (UP)— A KANSAS' CITY Mo prostitute and a former police officer were to go before a federal grand Jury today with key information in the Bobby Green-leas-e kldnap-murde- r case Louis Shoulders the former St Louis police lieutenant who broke the case three weeks ago was expected to reveal the name of a secret tipster Sandra O’Day blonde prostitute was to tell of a night’s carousing with Carl Austin Hall 34 who with Mrs Bonnie Brown Heady 40 confessed the kidnaping of the Homart Faucets Greenlease boy son of a wealthy With Mixing Swing Spouts Kansas City Cadillac dealer John Hager St Louis taxi driver who led Shoulders to the ' Now only apartment where Hall was arrested testified before the jury yesChromo-pIatsbrass Homart faucots terday procured Miss af highest quality Flangot era adjust- O’Day forHager Hall able to fit any standard wall mount - Those close to the case thought Shoulders’ testimony today might supply clues to discrepancies in police reports and the missing half of the record $500000 ransom paid after Bobby Green-leas-e had been murdered in a Kansas wheat field 170-poun- d 695 iJ Gentle Thorough Washing With Duralite Agitator Instant Defrosting at a Touch of a Button! 9 Cubic Feet ECenmore Washers 1953 Coldspov You Save $20 (AP) — Fed- wringer roils Precision cut gears eliminates scraping and itself! 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For Weather-Tigh- t Thermo-Defro- st push-butto- n The Nation Today Milk Strike Nearly Solved In New York Says Mediator NEW YORK (UP)— A mediator reported early today that dairy Industry and union negotiators “are getting very close together” in k efforts to settle a strike that has their deprived 12 million persons of fresh milk in the New York metropolitan area Dr Charles Blanford federal-stat- e Gilbert Barbour near here The milk market administrator oil came from a leaking oil can emerged at 3 a m MST from on their drill machinery conference room the smoke-fille- d where negotiators had been meet- Ex-POin Murder Case ing continuously since 10:39 ara CHICAGO (UP) — PfC R B yesterday 28 a returned Korean war “The two sides are getting very Floyd is being questioned by prisoner close together” he said “I’m military authorities in connection resoa confident that complete with the killing of “at least two” lution of their differences will be fellow POWs it was revealed to4 achieved” Evidence in the case was Blanford’s statement was the day to have been gathered reported most optimistic to come out of from interviews of 200 POWs the strike negotiations since dairy plant workers and de- 'Live' PoUo Vaccina liverymen went on strike last DALLAS Tex (AP) — Polio Sunday vaccine made from live virus may prove better than the widely pubParents Face Fines new vaccine made from licized EAST ST LOUIS UL (AP) — killed virus said Dr Edward S of Is If junior between the ages Sulkin chief of virus research 7 and 16 and enrolled ixt an East at the of Texas’ SouthSt Louis public school it would westernUniversity Medical ScohoL — cost ma and pa from £5 to $20 if he skips classes without a good Dies In Tanker Crash excuse The parents are liable CHICAGO (AP)— A lake tank- to the $5 to $20 fine loaded with 500000 gallons of er MasuaUMMmuaM exploded in Lake Michigasoline Phone From Trains killing one crewman gan today NEW YORK’ (API— Railroad and two others Eight injuring passengers will be able to make others aboard the tanker escaped telephone calls from trains between Buffalo and Chicago starting Sunday said the New York Central Railroad four-day-ol-d W ‘ 13-0- 00 1 j v 1 Gallon Fills e£: small cracks 109 It sips maturate drisd out roofing to give It yuan af extra wear protection Easy to apply 498 can t Marines Get Bonus ' - WASHINGTON Civil Service Commision said The (AP) — The government had 2400900 em- Marine Corps is paying a bonus ployes on Sept 30 the commis- in leave time to men who bring sion said a decrease of 148000 in recruits If a Marine brings in a volunteer to the recruiting since Jan 3L office he is given five extra days of leave in addition to whatever ijlregular leave is coming to him Let’s Bring Things OUT IH THE OPEN Z School Shows Wrecks DANVILLE Pa (AP)— Mounted on the lawn of Danville High School are two badly wrecked automobiles School safety authorities placed a sign alongside the smashed cars It reads: “One killed four injured —it could happen to you” Patrolmen Want Plane SACRAMENTO Calif (API-Tr- affic gets so snarled on Cali- 4- fornia highways that patrolmen want an airplane to get it unsnarled Indoor Dryers Enameled Roaster Rubber Base Paint New Handy Accordian Style Priced Low When You Need It For All Interior Wall Surfaces 249 Now only Mor 159 Special Select hardwood dry or fold compact Dowal holes with metal sleeve ly Roost oxcollontfy pock tod roattsr than 27 foot of drying space roast six Handy and easily with blue VJb fowl or built-i-n 11-l- b gravy wsR Gallon Only Lops Off 148000 WASHINGTON (UP) — The Civil Service Commission reported today that 148000 employes 498 Delbert (Deb) W Poole Covers wollbonrd plaster paint even basement sralls In on ceoti Drios in sno hour or lots Many beautiful colors TiliS “‘4 100 I S vb eiA Fan-Forc- ed w ' w i cv& Heater Alarms 30-Ho- ur Quick Economical Warmth At Sears Now oat a matter for legislation th Ideals Involved in keeping Sunday ax a day or wor- ship 0)90 Regular Price 3890 9 5 Harmony Houe Colors Imported From England 995 Now Only Hero's handy portable boater that efvs fast steady boat Dapoadabl electric motor bond Is Ul approved 239 Leather Footballs ) FETY Purchased direct from England's larg--at dodemakorm r movement Ivory color enameled metal case Load alarm guy now and save! ®I8' tSI 30-bu- I ' ' Official Size Weight Colorl Fine Quality 465 tough split cewhids double Rubber valve and whit stripe Ck efficial --night boil" Save at Seen Eaod with heavy twill Full COMPARE! 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He must decide by Feb 1 - “ Such controls were last used-focom in 1950 Marketing quotas for com have never been proclaimed Farmers who exceed marketing quotas are subject to heavy penalties Farmers who go over acreage allotments pa7 no such penalties but become ineligible for government price supports on the controlled commodities Benson said no marketing quotas will be in effect1 for the 1954 crop because the total supply estimated at 3961000000 bushels falls short of the 4- 177000000 bushel limit set by law r Food Prices Postal Chief To Be Like 1953 WASHINGTON (AP) — Retail Disputes Senaior in 1954 will average food 1954 prices close to this year’s level the riculture Department Ag- predicted today And the department said farmers probably wiU receive about the same share of the consumer’s food dollar — a share estimated at 45 cents for 1953 Food supplies about as large as iir 1953 are in prospect for 1954 the department said “With no marked change in prospect for consumer ineome the demand for food is likely to continue stropg” the department i ' said The estimate that the farmer got 45 cento of the consumer’s food dollars in 1953— two cento less than in 1952—is the lowest since 194L But it is higher than in most preWorl4 War II years -- ’ SAN FRANCISCO (UP)— Post- master General Arthur E Sum-merfie- ld was embroiled in a controversy today with Sen Oiin D Johnston (D-Sover whether the Post Office is saving money Johnston ranking Democrat of the Senate Post Office gnd Civil Service Committee accused yesterday of “misleading the public” with claims of big GOP economies in the postal service He made his charge before the convention of the National Association of Postmasters Summerfield who had seen advance reports on the senator' speech retaliated here - while Johnston was speaking He said Johnston’ was “confused” and had failed “to determine the facts” about present operations 'of the ' Post Office Department Sum-merfie- ld i A i fs 2 |