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Taltpfcant Plaiafitld $4009 COURIER-NEWS, THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1952 PLAINFIELD, N. PAGE TWENTY-FIVE possible "favorite son" candi-idate to whom the 94-vote New Kef auver Negotiations At Stand Still ork state delegation may decide to throw its support on early ballots as the national convention. O'Mahoney said "we won't even Trend Seen Hit! X) a members of the CIO United Auto-workers, was reached last night. Upon reaching the settlement, E. J.

Timmons, president of Local 210, UAW-CIO, said the strikers would return to work today. The workers walked off their 'jobs Apr. 2 during negotiations under a wage reopening clause of the current labor contract. increase for the workers is provided jn the agreement, a company spokesman said. The agreement is subject to Wage Stabilization Board approval.

The strike halted work on in defense orders for air. craft and electronic equipment at Air Associates plants in Orange and Teterboro, and a branch warehouse in Hackensack'. Jj Senator approximately to de- termine what the situation will be said todays in the Democratic convention until the Demo-iafter the Republican convention nomination has met, adopted a platform and Washington iJP) Humphrey (D-Minn.) otier contenders for cratic presidential Munsan. Korea (JP) For the; fifth straight day truce negotiators-made bo move toward ending the1 fighting in Korea. They met and adjourned.

That; was all. Today's session lasted six! minutes. That brought the grand! A two-cent hourly cost-of-living "soon may find it impossible to nominated a candidate." overtake" Estes Kefauver. xhe GOP convention is sched Humphrey called the Tennessee uiec to start Julv 7 in Chicago, senator -definitely the pace-setter jThe Democrats will meet in the in the race at this stage," and'same city starting July 21. added "it becomes more dubious i if 7 total for five meetings this week to 30 minutes and 30 seconds.

Chinese Maj. Gen. Hsieh Fang' I said today the Communists had no! objection to moving truce super-! vision negotiations back from the. all the time whether he can be hi A A Defense Plant CD stopped and I certainly don't want to stop him." Humphrey said he still hasn't made up his mind whom he will support at the Democratic con Strike Ends subdelegation level to the staff officer level if the Allies want to do it. Yesterday Maj.

Gen. William K. Harrison said the Allies have no objection to such a move if the Reds want to do it. i I 'r May the gay color and joy of this Easter holiday remain with you our friends and patrons every day of the year. It vention, "but I certainlv have the friendliest regard for 'Estes Kc- Teterboro (JP) Defense work fauver." at three plants of Air Associates On the other hand, Senators resumes today as 700 em-Lehman N.

and return to their jobs after an honey (D-Wvo.) said thev see no, trend developing in favor of slnke' candidate, avowed or potential, j. An agreement in the wage classi- Lehman has been mentioned as fication walkout of the emplovTs. But neither side said it wantedj to do that or anything else. Each; side appeared to be waiting for the! other to take the' initiative. The meeting was stretched out! Coronet Photo E.

T. Wiggins Gloria Kuchinsky, out-going auxiliary president; Mrs. Judith Lefkowitz, incoming president, being congratulated by Daniel Goldstein, incoming post commander; David Kuchinsky, out-going post commander, and Irving installation program chairman. JOINT INSTALLATION Officers of Jhe Jewish War Veterans and its auxiliary were installed at ceremonies Tuesday night in the Jewish Community Center. Left to right are: Mrs.

Charlotte Bron-stein, installing officer for the auxiliary; Seymour Kurtzman, installing officer for the post; Mrs. 31c hem -e. No Modified Pi an to six minutes third longest of the week by a prepared statement from Hsieh. He said the way to settle everything was for the United Nations command to agree to what the Communists wanted. What the Reds want is the privilege of repairing military airfields during an armistice and acceptance! of Soviet Russia as a "neutral na-j tion" to help police the truce.

The Allies are strongly opposed to both. Missouri REFRIGERATOR MOVED A leaking refrigerator was carried from the home of Perry B. Haynsworth, 1021 Park Lane, at 7:25 a. m. today by firemen of Engine 4.

Ballots Returned By 245 Servicemen Elizabeth The Union County Board of Elections said yesterday Floods City 19 1 Pierre, S. D. UP) Streets ofiinai Primary Danots Have been re- One other major stumbling this capital city of 5,700 inhabitants turned by 245 servicemen. A total Dlightd gvM rafvra ogain ami ogain bavM el CoHen Manor tWy key disevrd ataximuM njoyiixitt in fin Irving end Ivtciovt food, at rofn thot afford oxeop-tionol valu. Amorican Plan (3 gonorout ntoak daily) or Ewropoan Hon.

250 inviting rooati, toa-wator bath. "Ship's Son-bock," Concort Trio. Booklet. Colton anor ATLANTIC CITY hfwtylvonifl tmn Ovorieoking toordwalk nm nom or mamt hatti inwin block stands in the way of a I Water Plea ROCKFORD FURNITURE CO. of 575 ballots have been mailed to all parts of the world.

The servicemen's ballots will be opened the morning of the primary. Any bal resembled dirty canals today as flood waters of the Missouri River surged slowly but steadily upward. The Big Muddy spilled onto about 100 blocks of Pierre and all armistice how to exchange mili-j tary prisoners. Staff officers han-j dling this problem have been in recess since Apr. 4, presumably! studying a new approach which' Decision Due HIGHWAY 29 MOUNTAINSIDE, N.

J. HIGHWAY 35 WOODBRIDGE, N. J. F. WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY EASTER SI'S DAY lot received by 8 p.m.

Tuesday will I The Plainfield Union Water 01 Pierre, a town of about 700 may solve the question. be counted. Company's application for Dermis-1 Persons across the Red Cross! sion to draw water from two newjicials estimated about 1,600 per wells located in Westfield and sons already were homeless. Mountainside has been taken un-j It was Pierre's worst flood in der advisement by the State Difi-' years. UN Planes Hit Red Lines sion of Water Policy and Supply! A crest of 25 feet was expected AllrkUincT cor IPC nf rioirinffe tno cn iima fnrttr Tk.

1 i of which was held at Trentonistood at 23 6 feet at 9 p. m. yest fantry men basked in warm spring cfj0 t- sunshine todav a X'N aircraft ivesterdav- day and the swirling water lUlJ '1 George M. Haskew. of Westfield at a rate of .5 feet faiiationc in Mnrih Knr chief engineer and superintendent jhour.

Flood stage here is 15 feet Action along the battle front of the wate: company was cross-ex-' Army engineers issued flood along nnht a itc v.hth aminea aunng mosi ot tne aav on iUl uuvrnsueam ciues light. t. Will A i i Army briefing officer said yester operational recoras Dy cnaries a. Knupdsuig sueam. ine Jerome, Mountainside attorney; Jay! crest was expected to hit Sioux F.

Daly, representing the Chatham, City, Monday or Tuesday, and Realty Company and Eugene int Omaha, Apr. 17-18 day was one of the most inactive since mid-February. The temperature went above 80 for the first time this year yesterday and continued warm today. Allied planes patroled in clear Mainzer, representing the city of Mayor Ralph Henderson of Sioux Rahway. William H.

Speers, of City proclaimed an emergency Newark, president of the water calling for evacuation of 200 homes skies this mornine. hitting railicmpany and frank L. inslow. I the stockyards and a packing plant lines and supply dumps. B-26 of tnis city.

secretary-treasuVer of on Friday. National Guardsmen light bombers and Marine planes company, also attended the were mobilized for the emergency, flew 75 sorties against Tne Weather Bureau at Omah ist highway last night. Twelve B-j Objectors to the Mountainside forecast a crest two feet above the 29 Superforts made night attacks: well introduced no evidence of 26.6-foot levees erected to protect on Red rail bridges, railroad mar- their own. There was no opposi-lthat city and neighboring Council shaling yards and troop concen- tion voiced to the Westfield well. Bluffs, la.

iranuiib lit iuiiu ine lines. rornnanv asks nprmiinn tn Watpr uae nn tn thro foot tioon 41,. r- i -he U.S. uaiticamt luna, nit rlraw a maYimnm nf nnp millinn in fho Piorro hticinace esptinn gallons of water daily from a new Basement walls and foundations of cruiser St. Paul, and the destroyers Henderson and Mackenzie hammered Red positions on North well in Mountainside and a maxi-jtwo business places caved in.

mum of gallons daily fromi Army "ducks" and Coast Guard Korea's east coast yesterday. On a new one in Westfield. iboats hauled stocks from flooded the west coast, planes from the ODDOsition from the Boroush of! stores and evacuated residents of British carrier Glory struck hard at Communist troops and gun (Mountainside, thp citv of flood-swept homes. A Coast Guard FRESH KILLED EVISCERATED READY FOR OVEN REG. 79c lb.

TURKEYS SMALL LEAN READY TO EAT SUGAR CURED WHOLE OR FULL CUT, SHANK HALF, NO CENTER SLICES REMOVED. ithe Commonwealth Water Com-! helicopter freed isolated ranchers pany and the Chatham Realty Com-j Mail delivery to Fort Pierre, three Danv is on the erounds that the miles west of here across the river proposed new supply might be also was water-borne. needed in Mountainside and Rah-f Those townspeople who hadn' Kentucky GOP Sessions Due jfled to higher ground came in hip boots or rowboats to pick up their way. The Borough of Mountainside was granted permission to file an objection brief before May 1. mail.

LEAN SUGAR-CURED SLICED BACON 49 154-01. can Water was four feet deep in downtown Fort Pierre. Choir Presents Gift FRANCO-AMERICAN SPAGHETTI TIIDE iaroe ckage Kerosene lamps burned in the To Church Organist town last night, because sandbags around the power plant gave way and the generators were knocked Louisville, Ky. (JP) Republicans from four of Kentucky's eight congressional districts assembled today to select delegates to the national GOP convention in Chicago next July. The issue to be settled was the amount of delegate strength backers of Gen.

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