Show REPAIRS Small AppCancef Expertly Repaired at 2 r EKLUND ELECTRIC CO 30924th Street Cetffej£ J w-A Vermont Couple g iv'r Air-Wa- WORLD’S LARGEST SELLER AT IOC BETHEL Vt (UP) —Authorities who routed a couple from their barricaded home with tear gas bombs promised today to commit the woman to a mental hospital as soon as possible U S Commissioner Frederick J Delaney said a commitment order against Mrs Lucille S Miller 44 would be carried out with- v House May Act on Postal Pay Raise Compromise on Friday : s Gun-Totin- J mokes of mixers vacuums toasters irons etc We have bags y Vacuums A and parts for AH fcrl&Zz Police Use Tear Gas to Rout £ out delay Mrs Miller and her husband machinist Manuel a stood off federal agents for 11 hours yesterday with a rifle when piClilOTIQl atthe agents to pick tempted up Mrs Miller at her home and take her to St Elizabeth Hospital in Washington D C “I don't wjnt to go to a bobby ld hatch” she said WASHINGTON (AP)—Risking a possible presidential veto a Conference Committee has agreed on an 88 per cent Senate-Hous- e pay increase for half a million postal workers The conference group yesterday settled on a figure below the 10 ' per cent salary increase voted by the Senate but higher than J the 83 per cent passed by the House Sen Olin D Johnston Jkf ' v of i " the conference committee said r ’A V v ' Jr VYVVJ afterward “it is believed that the I A': V X f V A agreement is one which can be V 's passed immediately by both the In Hall rSenate House and and approved v f by the President” NEW YORK (AP)— AuthoriBut President Eisenhower has i-ties KV indicated he would not accept any V pressed a hunt today for a V postal pay boost bigger than 76 mad- bomber" believed to have per cent Some Congress mem- planted about a dozen crude v bers said it is doubtful a veto of the compormise bill could be bombs found in various parts of the city in the past two years overridden' The police order last night folPay Raise Compromise lowed the discovery on Monday The House may act on the posta of Donna Marie Crescenzi 2Vt wearing a hearing aid gives a al crude cylinder bomb in the on Friday pay compromise Radio of to flowers Eisenhower White President City Music Hall bouquet during her The Senate may get to it next huge The bomb with its clock set to House call yesterday as poster girl for the American Hearing week Society’s 1955 National Hearing Week Her mother Mrs Fred pm Sunday when Under the compromise each go off at 6:30was the of people theater Crescenzi of Milford Mass holds her postal worker would get a mini- was described full as “powerful mum 7 per cent pay hike A reto possibly kill any one classification of salaries would enough near the point of the explosion” account for the additional 18 per The timing device failed cent The administration has urged such a reshuffling to do away with inequities It was estimated the pay increase would cost about 178 million dollars a year The raise LAS VEGAS Nev (AP) — A made uninhabitable by radiation would be retroactive to March 1 Legislation to boost the pay of $75000 suit on file today charges and Air Force bombs one million civil service workers The Groom mine is located at that the Atomic Energy Commis-has been hanging fire until the led If tfes sion’s 1953 atomic tests subjected the borders of the Nevada Air postal pay matter could be workMrs Martha Sheahan to radio- Force Gunnery Range Since the ed out The Senate has fire eajint: approved a 10 tests 1953 cent AEC the raise which Sheahans cancer a caused for these per activity niki other federal workers The House have moved to Las Vegas to grow on her face The latest suit was filed yes Post Office and Civil Service Juti b sure thl you Mrs Sheahan and her husband Federa1 Committee has not acted Las in Vegas terday Daniel previously filed a suit Court Kvc nouqli nfurne from the governseeking $45000 io carry you through EAT ANYTHING WITH ment and charging that their any mcrqtncy SrouU For Better Vision FALSE TEETH I home at the Groom Mine 25 miles from Yucca Flat had been Trouble with plate diet slip Wear the New 1 'v WJ - v ' ' mother and niece also left early in the siege The siege was a standoff until the tear gas grenades were lobbed into the htfuse and no shots were fired Her commitment to a mental institution was ordered by US District Judge Ernest W Gibson April 18 after Judge Gibson ruled that Mrs Miller was insane and incapable of defending herselt the charge of advising youths not to register under the r tele-whe- j two-stor- y C) Plants Crude Bomb V : ‘ - : - S Radio City V' j ‘ - V e Poster Girl Calls on Ike Tear Gas Ends Siege Selective Service Act n The siege ended last night Mrs Miller said over the the agents lobbed a bar- - phone “I just want a trial like rage of tear gas bombs into the any other person would get But home along the they don’t want any publicity Millers’ White River The Millers groped shed on the draft law They their way onto a porch roof and don’t want the public to know the draft law is unconstitutional” agents arrested them Miller was arraigned at midnight tor assault with a deadly weapon and impeding a federal officer and was jailed for lack of $10000 bail Mrs Miller was taken to Rut-- j land City Hospital for routine examination and held there The siege began when U S Marshal Dewey H Perry and Dep-- 1 The second of a pair of hoodlum d uty Marshal John Breen ap- -- brothers who dreamed of a the Miller home yester- west crime empire was dead today morning with an order issued day another victim of gangland by Atty Gen Herbert Brownell’s hatred office ordering Mrs Miller’s com- Apparently the assassination of Cecil Green was another in the mitment growing list of unsolved South- Warned He’d Shoot an ki!in5 which conl"Mt?r” Miller carrying a rifle lice have termed "revenge mur them on his front porch ders” and said “If either one of you Green a with cold makes a move you’ll get it blue died yesterday of The officers withdrew and woundseyes received Monday night called for reinforcements a The couple refused to come out in an underworld ambush north- s of here He died in almost but granted telephone interviews west to police officers and newsmen the same fashion that his brother on 3 Shortly after the siege began Christmas Eve 1849 Cecil was 6 David son they allowed their Setliroam Kitchen I° B and twin s"ife daughters Kut Fireplace It 49 at" R°y Tl?cyLE?gl“‘on' Helen and Josephine to leave for Alsa Plastic Asphalt and Pu'lPd school Mrs MiUer’s u? 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