The Plain Dealer from Cleveland, Ohio (2024)

August 4, 1954

Publication:

The Plain Dealeri

Location:

Cleveland, Ohio

Issue Date:

Wednesday, August 4, 1954

Page:

10

Extracted Article Text (OCR)

CLEVELAND PLAIN DEALER WEDNESDAY AUGUST 4 1954 10 without electricity and power THE LINCOLN STORAGE CO ALLIED van lines INC emergency basil because the siren used as a part of the call Used Emergency Lights During the blackout at 8:12 a son was born by caesar ean section at Bellevue Hospital to Mr and Mrs La Marr Welt Psychiatrists to Test Accused Abductor of Boy 4 Clarence Jones 25 year old His Pot Shot at Birds Puts Bellevue in the DarkSSTSOkhr TolltS NEED SLEEP Inst 'rbruary Pakistan granted him permission to try again In 1955 Pour Americans perished tn an attempt to climb 2 in 1939 Charged by police with shoot hnes last night and began in In the city without a permit building them today lie pienneu gunty inis morning In Municipal Court and was fined $25 and costs of $680 by Judge Allen Vickery He had nary a bird to show for hla efforts (to Mr ana airs a marr eu Ohio Edison Co wot men of Clyde The emergency light (equipment 'made temporary repairs tn the'ing at the hospital automatical ennn iimn nn rxoirri 390 1 rankhn Boulevard May 14 The abducted boy suf ductor inadvertently caused four hour blackout in this city of 8000 persons last night while ho formlln' tn ahnnt starlinvs I Duke of Abruzzi also an Italian put of trees in front of his home i led an expedition there Welch using a shotgun cut through a high tension wire RAWATPTNDT Pakistan Aug' American also rasjng fall over two dis 1 I 18V attempted the cHnib One lnuljon wire and plunging the 3 UD The world second high glOup headed by Hr Charles cil )nto dflkntss from un rt mountain 28250 foot 2 Houston of Exeter tiyn I IJ wnnn in 1 or Mount Godwin Austrn has 1 lore being turned back by a been conquered by an Italian ex mzzf fd pedition a message from the I Att))Ur Gilkcj 26yearoI(J climbers said today Ames la geologist died In that The summit was reached July 1 Venture Houston first led an 31 the message said After 1 he 1 expedition to 2 in 1938 and triumph over Everest May 29 1953 2 was the earth's high est unclimbed mountain Al though 752 feel lower than mfflSCONOUEK Desio Plain Denier Special 90 9CI1 rflllT DLAk Goal Since 1909 UE Aug 3 lO Ju rUU i Enn 2 hisMi pcs1 of the James rfllrc1 T1 Karakoiam Mountains in North Kashmir has been a goal of Whip Pakistan Mountain C)inicrs Sncc 1999 Whcn fho Second Highest re ly came on when the power failed and the operation was performed without mishap Residents utilized kerosene and coal oil lamns lone since I trtL'UM I flS LJ Mt lies tollmen i flashlights and other lighting I supper will be on the program Maj and Mrs Peter Hoiman City tirnmnn Mnnd by on in will be in charge LOCAL LONG DISTANCE 50 EXPERIENCE CL SW 5 5500 1 system could not be operated sider charged with child urtkzMfr 21 aa ml company officials w'amed that scaling and felonious assault something might happen when yesterday was ordered by Com MrurMMhpmiawiUb the power came on 'inon Pleas Judge Arthur Day in non Bellevue's new white way take a psychiatric examina itonnrj ubia along its new Main Street vas'tton 'without umm blacked out and the only lights nes is accused of assaulting iuui viu cun hbtt forming Lb Er LZh Jta? Safe they ere uuored DAr ror end are now on dm eoanure iizinhia wnur niuuv i wllriOVt a fered a broken leg and head in 5 back not riiihtd with new SLttr Lzb SALVATION ARMY PICNIC Juries jn the attack JonPS lives I '2 The Men's Social Center of the i at 3820 137th Street Plain Dealer Readers Are Buyets Salvation Army will hold its an 1 nual picnic tomorrow at Euclid Beach Park ree rides an after it ninq i candles 'noon baseball game and a picnic 2 was considered more difficult because of the steepness of the final distance to the summit The message did not name the successful climbers or say how many readied the tup The Ital ian partv chosen by the Italian Ono Died In lild The succcsstul assault by the (Italian party was made despite I the death ol Mario Puchoz con siderrd the expedition's strong 1 ext number He died June 21 1 from pneumonia and was buried! near Gilkey's grave A Special Message rom The Packard Dealers Of Cleveland Ji CIHMNT INTEREST DeoW mad by 1 0Hi of qfty month torn infrt from first THE LIBERTY SAVINGS IOAN CO 20 SUMSIOS AVI 8 CHU qW Before making the assault Deslo discussed his plans In de tail with Houston and Sir John Hunt leader of the successful Eseicst expedition He also collected all photo graphs and written material possible from climbers who pre viously had attempted 2 The Italians relied entirely on the detailed descriptions maps and pictures alter reaching a height of alwiut 21000 feet Drsio is a native ol Milan and a teacher ol geology al Milan University I OX AUGUST SALE SCOOP MILIUM LINED MX 1 1 ITltorW nt WHt Jpj 1 I 1 ESP ih I pf OUABUUS BOY COATS wil be $58 offer this sale IB Luxurious cloud soft Camel Hair blended with virgin wool milium lined for complete comfort no matter what the weather Double breasted and belted back with hand detailing Mitin moth proofed In Nude Camel or Navy Sizes 8 to 18 100 PURE IMPORTED Cashmere Coats Budget Charge Lcyaway Plan SHOP AIR CONDITIONED COMORT A Si lell Olif Will I I Reserve Your PACKARD Is On The Move We ve just had word from the Packard factory of another great step forward in Packard dynamic growth program! irst a new multi million dollar manufacturing facility at Utica Michigan and now Packard is opening its own new body plant most modern single body plant in the industry! One major Packard move after another is hitting the front pages these days all part of the New Packard Program! Wc knew this latest factory move was coming knew that it would cause a temporary delay production so we bought ahead took delivery ahead of schedule on a special large shipment of brand new Packards and Packard Clippers to meet our stock requirements for the period of time that production will be curtailed But we hold this extraordinarily big stock of cars indefinitely we must keep them moving out This means we must trade and sell It means agreat opportunity for the people in this community the opportunity of a lifetime to step up to a Packard at record low prices! A wide variety of bodies color combinations and interior trims is available! We urge you to come in and take advantage of these great buys soon! SAVE UP TO sl000 PACKAKDS Packard CUPPERS Packard 1 on the move in trend setting styling engineering leadership advanced power features! Why you move up to a Packard right now and start enjoying the extra com fort and satisfaction that only Packard can give! The PACKARD ariic Hardtup EVANS EGER INC b5I0 Euclid Avenue Cleveland 3 Ohio PALLAY PIERCE INC 14720 Lorain Ave V1 1 6000 Clc eland 11 Ohio HACH Auto Service Inc 259 Jackson St Elm 23141 Painesville Ohio KASKEY MOTOR SALES 563 ront St BE 4 6601 Berea Ohio SMITH PACKARD CO l(501 Broadway at Lee MO 2 4165 Maple Heights Ohio LORAIN MOTORS INC 127 20th 56S3S Lorain Ohio SHAKER MOTOR CO 16451 Kinsman Road Shaker Heights 20 Ohio EARL LANCE Io5 Cleveland St 2SS Elyria Ohio SPEAR MOTOR SALES 5S1 Chardon Ohio HOGAN MOTORS INC 3S033 Euclid Ave Willoughby Ohio ON LH ILIJI Ilk 1 s' vv X' A III I 16 I 'I I fi I I I ji a CUEEENT yU INTEREST Deoiift mad by 1 0Hi of qiTy month torn infrit from firit THE LIBERTY SAVINGS I IOAN CO 20 surcio 8 t' CN qn fl ft I i A.

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