■n ‘ I : ,it-i -1 ■ r \ ^ a ;;-.', ■V,' - I ' r A J \ . /"■ ' '■ .:.j : ‘ : ’ ' -1 ' • ' ■ ■ . • * i - PAbE TWENTY-FOUB ; y \ !raUilSDAY, JUNE » . 1987 // . 'S \ ■/ . '0 '■ .i . Average Daily Net Press Run \ A ^ ' ■ ' Por the Week Ihided ' The ahnual June picnic of the cussion and planning for this clin­ a member e t the Browa Alumni June 8, 1957 1 The Weather " Catholic Graduates of Greater ic. The report alao mentioned some Asen., announced that a eiseable G raduate* Society Picks Foreeast of V. S. Wsather Barmw About Town Hsu^ford will be held at GardndCi^ of the work so far accomplished by sum wan,, realised from;, this con­ Lake, Salem, Sunday from l6 a.m. the clinic board. cert and that the money will be 8«lv»Uon Anny camps ar? open­ 12,540 to i i p.m. New President Miss Robb presented a suggested given to the Mancheater Mental Tonight fair and mikL Urn ing tftla week all over the country. program o f action for the Man- Health Society to be used for the Member of the Audit Four of the local young bandsmen near 60. Saturda.v fair eotitinned cheate^Mental Health Society for mental health clinic. The eociety Bureau of Circulation who will leave tomorrow for Won­ Miss Ethel Robb, principal of 1957-5A This includes a special warm. High in mtd 80'«. derland Camp In Sharon, Mass., Highway Group formally thanked the iponsoring Manchester— City o f Village Charm Waddell School, was elected pres­ meeting in the early fall for the groupe for this contribution. are Richard Lines, Tim McCann specific purpose of acquainting and Wajme Oole for the music -^ Examines Route ident of the Manchester Mental Health Society at the .'organiza- Manchester residents with the need VOLk L X X V I, NO. 223 camp. Barry Oole has been awapd^ for participating in mental health (EIGHTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, .11 NE 21. 19.')1 tion'a annual meSting last evening Dairy QqV«« wilk ila soiaalh. (ClaMifled Adrerthitng on P^ge 16) ed a scholarship to the sam^.e^p. Members of the town's Express work and encouraging membership Personal Notices PRICE FIVE CENTS Capt, Richard Hols will-«6ach in­ in the auxiliary room of the Man­ IrMhlr-ireiaa ••edaeosl A kool Highway Committee have been chester Memorial Hospital. in the local Mental Health Society. strumental music. Songster Lead­ The plan denotes in detail projects (hot balls lae asora • • •- kaltar er Morley CalVert of Montreal, Irwking over the route of a piro- Mias Robb, who has been chair­ ' In Memoriant poeoal posed highway thr-'ugh the South to be assigned standing committees Canada, will teach singing. man of the education committee In lovlnf memory of our husband, • 4H7, 0ai«r 9UECN NATIONAl D€VROfU*NT CO.' End before deciding on recom­ to further the purposes of the So­ rather and .grandfather. Daniel Auguat. Culomhe Kishi Says for the past year, moves up to suc­ ciety. who paaaed away June 90. 29M. R a j^ on d T. QuUh is geners^l mendations td be made to the ceed Mrs. Jay Rubinow, ttie re­ Board of Directors. A t the conclusion of her report,- From our happy home and circle. chairman of the Eighth Annual tiring president. Miss Robb thanked Mrs. Rubinow ' They will meet some time next God haa taken one we loved. DfllRV OUEEN Strawberry. Festival of St. Bridg­ Other members of the executive for her leadership during the past He la born away from tin and aorrow L a beled Japs Stand et’s Church tomorrow, on the week to decide on their recom­ year. To a nobler real above. mendations. according to State board for the coming year will in­ ance Rate Boost church lawm, between the hours of clude Dr. Frank Horton, vice pres­ In April, the Junior Chamber of No one knows how much we miss him, Rep. Ray W arren,-who Is chsir- .None but aching hearts- can leih DAIRY QUEEN NO. 1 DAIRY Q l ^ 8 and 8:30. p.m. In case of rain, ident; Mrs. A. Hyatt Sutllffe, sec­ Commerce and the local Brown uan o f the committee. liost on earth but found In heaven, 500 Hartford Road 807 Middle 'Tuniplke W est It will be held Saturday evening at retary; Mrs. Alfred Sundquist, University Alumpi Assn, sponso-ed Jeeus doeth all things well. M oronic With West Owned and Operated By Owned and Operated By the same time. Ladies of the The controversial route proposed treasurer; Mrs. Alfred E. Schim- a concert by the Brown Glee Club Sadly mlsaod by A U .A N R. COE JR. AL ELKIN church will conduct a cake sale by the Stale Highway Department mel. education; Mrs. Ross Hahn, at the High School. Dr. Horton. Wife, children during the hours o f the festival. aroused opposition at a crowded and grandchildren Hartford, June 21 {/P)— W’a.sliington. June 21 (/!P)— — - ^ needs and resources; Mrs. Donald H hearing conducted by the oommit- McClain. membership: ‘Elmer Mental e.xperts were called to Japan*.s outipokcn Prime M in-' Members of the Past Chiefs Qub lee last week. i.stci' Nobusukc Ki.ahi said em­ of Memorial Temple, Pythian Sis­ pdelli publicity: Benjamin J. the witnes.s stand in Superior; The State v.’sjiL. to run the Samuel M. Dunlap Beyrcr, nominations; Mrs, Jay phatically today his counti'.v I Cars Held ters. who are dining at Cavey’s highway through Manchester from Court today to bol.ster the de-i Restaurant tomorrow night are re­ Rubinow, liaisoil,- W. J. Godfrey fense claims that .Arthur Cu- will never go Communi.st. or Laurel Lake on a route passing Samuel Milton Dunlop, son of Gourley, program. quested to meet in front of the Ma­ south of Hartford Rd., Charter loml)c was under the domina’-i neutralist. ------Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Dunlop, Mra. Rubinow, who presided at sonic Temple at 6 ;45. Oak Si,, and Highland St. The tion of .Joseph L. Tahorsk.v in! But it won't increased trade with 167 Maple’ St., graduated from the the business meeting, re&d the Commtmist China in a wav that road would enter Bolton south of president’s report which Included a perpetrating a aeries of hold-1 the Howard Reser^’nir if the will not weaken free world aecur- Ike Seems Hartford Technical Institute Mon­ histor^ of the association, the rea­ State's right-of-way line is fol­ Ups and murders last winter. i Ity. he Said. State Says GENERAL day evening In exercises held at son the group Was originally E a t p e t t ^ The ground work for Ihi. te.ti- * lowed. In a speech to a National Pies.s the Avery Memorial auditoriui^n, formed, and the necessity of eatab- niony wb.. laid late yesterday , Club luncheon. Kishi said Japan At the hearing attended by Hshing the present clinic board Calm over TV SERVICE more than 300 persons, opposition Hartford. when Culom)>e. himaetf. took the ' } hftji no Enixinp which la working toward the open­ stand and lold of hia niimeroua i New Seale Days M Q C ' A Can V as • expressed by tobacco in- . He majored In tool technology. Communist Cliina at present and ing of a mental health clinic in confinementa aince an early age ' Mlgfata Phis Parts te 'eata, the Connecticut Power He is a member of the American will "not take action in that direc­ town. The report showed that the in mentaj in.stitutiona. training tion except through the United N«- Co., Case Broe., and indtridual Society of Tool Engineers. His fu­ executive board had spent consid­ Cut Budget TEL. Ml 8-5482 school.a and pri.son. tions. home ownera. ture plana are indefinite. erable time during the year in dis­ h L E S S !, Unjustified Firat to testify this morning, The 60..vear-old . r'onser\'ali\'c under questioning by Atty. parly leader talked plainly and ^^’a,shingloll. June 21 (/P)— Thomas F. McDonough. cSilombe's forcefullv in Japanese. shortly Pfp.sirlent Ki.'sonliower wa.s j Hartford, June 21 (i companies will have to take the of "gross pathology. " the dnctoi ! Slatea. He also called for a speedy having all Republican members of O m / j con.sequences if they continue to •aid, Rttckville } aledicloriun aolulioii to Ihe futtire of the P S. Congress in as early morning 302 M A IN ST. Open Thurs. and Fri. Nights till 9 I Isaiie policies at the higher rate*," lb 8 5 ®^ . 5 9 ' & Dr. Robert C. Doherty. Hart­ Patricia A. Labinc. valedictorian of the Rockville High School garrison island of Okinawa and Ihe gue.sts in an effort to win enart- he said Ryukyu Islands wliich Japan wants ment of his legi.slalivp program, ford psychiatrist, ne.xl told about Glass of ITI.77. receives one of four awards from Principal .Allen L. Premo haa acheduled a confer­ a- exiUnining Culombe .on three oc- Dresser during graduation exercises la*t..hight in .Svkes Atidilor- returned . The meeting with this latest Premier Fancy Light Meat In raising the qu'e.slion of Okina- group came on the heels of a ence at the attorney general office • FREE PARKING RICHARDSON nnd ROBBINS casiona aince Utilombe was ar­ iiim. .More piciurcs and story on Paijte Four. iHeiald Photo to determine a course of action. rested last h'ebruary. hVPintoi. wa, Kishi said .lapan al.sn i, "de- OOP rally last mghi at which TUNA "My professional opinion." said termined to press her legitimate t-lisenlimver w.is the speaker. At Sa,va .Authority Unqueationed • CARRY OUT SERVICE BONED CHICKEN Dr. Doherty, "is that he la feeble­ demands witli the So\‘ie| I'nion ttie pa'ly ses.sion Eisenhower He said there was no question minded. an adult with a mentai for letui’n of IhC Soutli 1‘Curile.s and steer-il awa\‘ from specific legiata- but what hia department haa the ^ J U I C E S f or Indoor Cooking deficiency but without psycho.sis." Habomai-.Shikotan group of island.'i live problems but uiged hl« 'id - authority to dt.sapprove the rate • CHECKS CASHED Dr. Doherty said that Culomhe which P.usAJan forces seized aftci erne to "carry on Ihe good fight schedule. 2 c™ 5 5 ' 0z. Con ^ Lewis Raps Check World War II ’ S^qtuU tty is sc sssucb bitter'* '' * 4 0 0 ® WHOLEE has a mental age of between 9 for America" "W e can bring the companies Solid Pock, No Oil Added and 9>s although hia actual age is Ki.slii made these other points: into a hearing at our department, 1. If Hie United .States wants to Defines Kepiililicanism 3,7. In last n.gilt's sneech Eisen- or take them into superior court help keep Asia free from commu­ ; if necessary, " he added. KRAFTS PHILADELPHIA Chilomlaes intelligence quotient ho-.-.ei .leiuveit rtepubllcanism as For Better Meat. 48 Oz. For LEGO’UMB 1. 60. the doctor said, as against nism. it is imperative that it i ecog- I Premo said the entire Issue i.s Tomato Juico 2 69c N. Polaner's On Union Welfare "'ie\-r-failing concern " for evfij y uize fervent nationalism and I'te YOUR GUESS, is as good as ours as to what the Kosher Dill 0*7^ a normal I. O. of between 90 and .•American, "no matter what h's based on whether the companies CREAM CHEESE ______'i-furiatience -of nconie to rid thciu- j can justify tl.eir claims that weather will be this weekend . . . If if's cool, you will- Spears Qt. «w/ C 110. rchgion or the roloi of his skin," . .selves of povp' tv quii klv. j higher rates are required for them ".My tmpres.sion is that he was s-tii-ow-r ha- hail some rough want some of our Pinehurst Tendercure Corned Beef . , , Tomato Juioo, No.2 can 2 For 35c Kosher Dill A O » ttnahle to read or write anxthing Washington. June 21 ..P. With - the attitude of leaders of Amenran 2 R enoit, that .lananese-.\suer- to survive. • a h"fty sideswipe at fellow union ‘ labor at this gime who are asking icon telalion.s n-c determra 1 in-- or going in Congre.ss in trying to a boned and rolled or standing roast of Pinehur.st Ten­ Gherkins Qt. 8 Oi. Pk*. except his name. He printed his i leadei , "So far they havenl done this 3 9 ' Klei s. .I.ohn L. Lewis told C on -’ Congress: Please hurrv up and lha' anti-Am»i ica nism is growin- in apiu o\-al of the adiiiimstra- ded Beef or a simply delicious GENUIN E SPRING tinn's *71.900.00(1.non budget. The and we want further information." (Continued on Page Ten) greas today federal regimentation enm t a statute that will compel need not he take-i too .setloiislv hut Premo’s aland was taken follow­ TENDER PINEHURST LAMB LEG ... Apricot Nodar 4« oz 59e PREMIER HARVARD of urtions could lend to “a polu ^ oiu leaders to be honest and stop ranpot be ij;no Hnu.-p ami Benate already have voted Siome d-ep cuts,- and tite ing announcement by the three na­ BEETS th^ving from our rhember'.s " , 7 The s-ruritv of the free woi Id tional rate making bureaus that If it remains in the 90 and 95’s, although the law of SILVER LANE < President on more than one or- OR PREMIER Lewis, president of Ihe Inde- They are .saying. Lewis went on. depends unon .lapau remainin'’ they considered the new rates le- averages would call for a cool w^kend . , . you will go SMOKED SHOULDERS pendent I’niled .Mine Workers, and that they want funds managed by f,.,... easion h'ts spolien out In opposi­ , gaily in effect. Small SAUERKRAUT tion to such reductions. more fo r Pinehurst easy to serve 1st prize Handy Apricot Nodar 17c PICKLED BEHS Governor Bid Robei t C. Ty.son, chairmah of Unit- employers f-egulated^ too, but if „,rter for .launn to keep strone The bureaus contended that the .leanette Munson, 5, one of 6 children in one fsmily killed by tor­ Frankfurts, Ground Meats, Cold Cuts, Steaks . . ed- .State, Steel Corp.'s Finance close cooneration with the Tnit-d .“o the remark bv .lensen that I new rates were ■formally approved 2 Eisenhower'a "not loo disturbed" ' nado Thursday at Fargo. N: D., is carried from wreckage bv Chicken parts . . . Committee, .spoke out before a Sfn- '■* 'I'll' k J t must statese ia "absolttteiv e.ssential " I by the State Insurance Depart- Large Cant To Call Session ntr Labor subcommittee aeainsl stopped and it musi he made , , .u or at least doesn't seem to be Richard Shaw. Three adults alao were killed hv tia'ister. (AP im enl on May 14. Then on ths Yegetablo Juica Cocktail is o. 49c WirCpholo) 2 p" 4 5 ' U '. < legialBtion to require reporta and (m- iia to rob on, own , ‘'f: aljout th" cuts came as some­ j afternoon of June 18; the day be- Our ground meat dept, will be ready for your picnic 4 3 diacloau're of financial o^perations m'-mbers. , ment with ttie 1 nited .States K-shi thing of a surptise. i fore the rates were to go into with On Farmer Aid by employe health, welfare., pen- HyiM,critical Plea "Ai'l the treaty was created wh-n .len.sen. a nienrl.rr of the Ap- PREMIER Jflnaii ewissaid, ahd it is difficult 'o , •Aakk Notice, Hearing FRUIT COCKTAIL 2'-^ ““ 89c conceded, there have iieen .some i ^nderalaiul. He said he didu't think ' Me..sai,i adHi.slm-ivts-are nn-d-'d to ' recognizes that It is the ' SPECIAL LEAN PATTIES ... Rihicoff tods.v held in abeyance a Tonro ru to th? n^u’ .«ituptiort " du.y at Huge Twister Kills The bureaus eay that state lawi lb. S9e In heavy syrup. HALE’S BEST si andals in the handling of w el-' nnembeia would put up with meir.'l-era of Congress to , provide that after such approval requeat for a special, aea.slon to hgvp irulu-R I DE LUXE SIRLOIN PATTIES Tomato Facto 2 For 25e fine funds. But he said there a ie''* of that Congress will 'yield e: ercise their ouni good judgment." I le granted the state can only alter lb. 89^ pass a ne\y farm-tax relief ‘hill. laws to deal with dishonesty, and ; *" *^'* b.vpoi rHical plea. ' (Cnntiniif'd on Ton) i - '.\ (Srent Guy' : its stand after due notice to the In our self service case you will find a display of pending a .study to deteimine if thattliat diahoneatydishnneatv tanisn't confined to a , Tyson spid U S. Steel feels "Ihete ' Jensen went on to .say that he ! rating organizatiems and a public "an acceptable hill ' can he agreed ; few inindividuals In. the labor move- i ' "" '''''''•’o,"' of any need of pub Rath’s Vac Pak Cold Cuts . . . a choice of New England Bakod Boons N. E. Style *8 oz 31c Cookie Dept. Specials ; legards Ei.senhower as "a great j Ten in Fargo., N. D. ! hearing. Upon beforehand. ment. ' super vi.sion of welfare funds.' guy " who i.s "very consillerate i Alao pointed out by the bureaus Loaf . . . Bologna. Salamis of all kinds . . , Dried Beef HAMBURG The special session reqiii-sl came ‘Unions .Musi Ite Free’ although minority may roouirn ! - re.garding the views of others NABISCO CHIPPERS 33c s^ome .senuiny. ------1 was the fact that , thousands of ■ , . . Sliced Rath’s Bacon. today in a telegram from .Sen Ben- • Tni deeply concerned. " said the Tory "1 haven't been able to sea eye- KEEBLER If there i.s to be supervision, he Fargo. N. D., June 21 Ti A • cloud mass reaching 60 000 feet sheets were given to Baked Beans, Vegetarian le oz 22c Jamin L. Barrinpnr, 'New MiIfo*d ahag^gv-hrowed boma of th .Min'ers lo-eye with him on some of Ihe giant tornado, ' striking fiom a high and with a diameter'of 50 Connecticut insurance agepU fol­ AGAIN THIS WEEK WE FEATURE THOSE FRESH­ Republican, and spon.sor of ‘ the , Union; * "abod, the encroachment of ‘1 thin'.;, he h.as reenmm-nded. but ietlial cloud tower more than io miles lowing various conferences be­ PECAN SANDIES Lb. 49c farm-tax relief legi Fills Canada's LY CUT PINEHURST CHICKEN PARTS . . . EDUCATOR FROSTED he ahvaos i, willing to give mem- milea higli, smashed through 100 Alihe requeM of Mayor Herman 1tween .nH the Insurance ^ Department TK’irailay afternoonn byh> theIhe OpvprCptet- unta’ v a,.soriation.sof citizens. I do Tyson .said, were uncove,-d hers of Congress the privilege of blocks of a Fargo residential area 59»' 2‘-'1.10 nor. Lashkowitj- North Dakota Gov.bureaus. CHICKEN RREASTS 79c .. CHICKEN LEGS 69e Kidney Beans (Boned) 27e R , „ i believe that Ihe repiiblir . . . in pl.ans jointlv adminislerc,(l hv voting their convictions aiid still ' last night, bringing dcalh to lOijohn Davia declaim the stricken i fRUIT and NUT COOKIES 35c Commenting on the Bamnger I ran regiment* the«e Cabinet Posts . ^ ^ BaiHngeilran regiment these associations, unions i(nd manao^ment He said I stay in the pre.-idenl'a good persons .7^ them .the chil- territory a disaster area and order-' (Cofitiniied on Pa^e Ten) FRYERS — RROILERS SUNSHINE , graces ' Jen.«en said "T^ere rrr'nTturM*’ r " r " ''‘ bout anv legislation .should be applied dren of one family in 200 XRlional Guarclsmen There la a natuial leluctance on j of necessity expaniiing its powers oniv in this area Otlawa. June 21 '/V The Houae Republican l^eader .Martin AI Jea.^l mote were, injtired. Bruce MacDonald of Cambridge St., Manchester, was very Southern Yams 39e BUTTER MACAROONS Pug 31c Cnnservatives. iiniier Prime Min- Kar>;o. with 40.000 re.^identse- i* pleased when hie firm . . . Beard A MacDonald, food brokers s w For Outdoor Cooking niy >art to call a .special aession . . . : to the point where it will become a To hung olhe plan's under Ihe of .Massachuaetts leported there some ('ntirallv. . . . obtained the GEISHA ACCOUNT. GEISHA DEEP SEA in the absence of an emer'gem y. police state in truth and in fact. /jiroposed legislation. Tvson sa'd. i.ster .John Die'en'-akei. took over uas no di.scussion of business Phe ma.«sive, black funnel lashed laigeel city m North- Dakota. i However. I will hold this request'in Ihe Government of CanKla today lotalcd in the billiaid-tabl^ flat i KING CRAB Me a t is a very fine product, with wide customer Better coffee every time "Tlie labor unions must be Ipft would pul s heavy burden on the whatsoever at his table. As at the a swatli of deva.station 20 blocks abeyance tn',3aee if an aiceplable fief'. ' foi the fi:st ti'’,e in 22 >’eais. Tile t« o previous breakfasts, Eisen- long and riO wide. Red River Valley, noted for its Bulletins acceptance. During this warm weather, it's a good idea to CHOICE STEAKS' . . -plans ami he exceedingly costly rich farm ciops i bill can be drafted to meet the ob­ Various other la)>or officwfls. in- for Ihe government to adminlatc. partv def’ RteO the Lihe-als ■ of The dead included all aix chil­ keep 2 or 8 cane of this dellcioue quality ‘'guaranteed by Good Wrecks Big High School from the AP Wires , Housekeeping" GEISHA CRAB M EAT on your, pantrv shelves. jections raised in the bill which hiding AFL-CIO Presidejtt George ■ Iiewis took a similar po.sitlon on I>iuis St. I^iirenl in an upset (( ontlniied on Pane Ten) dren of the Gerald' .Munson fam- h.a.s been vetoed." The twister wrecked immense Priced at only 79c a can, it’s good value for a top quality Crab .Mcanv,‘ h)tve endorsed l»gislation the burden and cost. lime 10. ^ I ily. Tliey ranged in age from one fnjqy CHICKEN LESS asd BREASTS .Shanley High Schdof and the near­ Meet. $ 'TTte Got'ernor saici the State to require diarlosurl’ of weifa re Denies Need for lv«w .Ministers of the new cabinet to 10 'Ihe niotiier was no.sivt-alized'' by American Lutheran Cliurcli .4.M.A RAPS DOCTOR COFFEE legislative Council, research arms fund operations. / I^wi.t teetifl.cd their ia no ne**d , for shock. t fthieflgo, June 21 )/Pi— The Bruce Mac hiei been busy here this moniing orrangihg a Lusdou^ of Die General Assembly, or .some WiiHoiil naming' anyone \\orka Minister Howard Gieen Richaril R.a.snius.icn, Associated 1.09 HALE’S BEST FRANKFURTS I.*ewia for leri^leticn but eaid there is One of the .Munaon children, .American Medical .Assn, trus­ OE3SHA WHTTE TUNA SALE, and making displays of this V other repre.sentative gr oup, could lold the suhe ivnmiltee; J-'inanre - Donald Fl^'minj:. Pres.s-.staffer who live., near where' I Ivouis Ann. 2. (I.ed of injuries tees chniminn said toda.v "W e «ne summer salad Item. GEISHA WHITE M EAT ALBACORE \>teran.« A .1 Rrnol'* News Tidbits the twl.ster all lick, said he and give.early study to the problem to "I m completeiv impatient w)thi-\ (Continued on l*aR:e T u ol I early this morning Ttie body of strongly disagree With Hie ac­ TUNA la brine or water pecked . . . no 6U added . . . this N ) ^ »ee if an equitable hill could h e __ Tran.sporl Gcorpe Hee« a young girl was found later by neighbors walclied the black cloud • the Culled from .AP W ires tion” of the doctor who sent a weekend at the special price of 2 cans 59c . . .. you save 8c OM I • greed upon. ' T - r Solicitor-General I^eon Ral« ei forming an e.stimatcd 10 miles seaicher.s probing ruin., of a $1,fi06 hill to the parents o f Ben­ m every 2 cans you buy. No limit—get s ilorsn cans If you Sandwich Meat Any stich aludy. he said, should y T ■ I DefensA Maj. G. R. wrecked home She was not im- we.^ii of Fa, go Wohdethl ny Hooper Jr.'■'The Aseoclatibn wish. Include conferences with bond and *■ * 1^ 1 — r Pearke.«. i;ieriiately identified .'It looked like an elongated tri-' i 5v. phiiis npH aid for Israel, feels “that no one doctor In a ILD FASHIONED MEAT LOAF lb. 69e banking officials, municipal offi- ; FoFei;;n Secretary Diefen'oaker. Waller Olson. Fargo police angle lying on its side. ” Rasmuiwen Geisha Mandarin Oranges, fine for fruit salajas, will be sold Ffesher By Far Wonderful rcra and a.saessors. tax expert.st’U.N. Scraps Curbs Ti’ade Gordon Chiirrhill. but itiainta.Ais what amounts to thousand would have charged a chief, said the death loll might -xoi'l "-As it came clo.ser, we could' $1 ' ^ceze on assi.stance for Egypt . . fee,” said fJr. Edirin S'. Hamil­ ...... 2 cans 39c farm groups and othera interested i Ju.slice Davie Fulton go higher a., volunteers probed for -*ee the funnel begin to form. From I Geisha Small or Baby Clams ...... can 33c EAL SHARP CHEESE lb.69€ Two .Navy pl.a.nea coillilr uhile ton of Kankakee, III., head of PINEHURST FRUITS — VEGETABLES In ihe matter. National Rer-emie O orfjc i„ /iiiV.»s.«4o fi \a* iz'n ^ other poBStbl'* victims in, the a mile avvav.it looked like a hiiR^e. $.'16,000 Kxeinptinn |i the assoeiatinn's board ■'of trus­ •" I-,,hi. Vi.. ^ tees. Crisp, Frosh CUCUMBERS ...... m . 9c ISPICED LUNCHEON MEAT lb. 49e "Die legislation vetoed by the i Northern Affairs D o ii g I a s On New Korea Arms w av accident 1 .destroyed or heavily, dam- • Thna forewHrned, Kaaniu.A.scn. . ‘ -v ' •. Leon Thorp, Adv. Direc­ Crjsp, Rod RADISHES ^ , buneb 9c Governor would have granted an-[ Harkness kremlin remuinH silent on U N ‘ 1’'' desdly blow. his neighbors and many nlher, in; EvArydoy'Low exemption of up to $30,000 on farm ■ Stale .Sec.Vtar -Mrs, Ellen PIXSTAL PAA RAISE HIT tor of The HeiMd, and Bob rbiwrt condemning suppies.sioij'of 24.fi miles smith- Ihe area got into then cars and Washington, .lime 21 (J*.—The Lettuce Chl'ckory . . Salad Mix . . New Cabbage _ SAVE! Faircloiigh. Pinaburet Seop Prices Panmunjom. Korea. June 21 (Pi— . ply later to the IL N. Charge., of Hungarian uprising l.fiO leftist here, thi* Wealhei Bureau drove away from the siotm. Noonan, PAG . food man, Fresh Fish (Continued on Page Tivo) ' Fisheries Angirs MacI.eap. Eisenhower .Adipinlstrateion re­ ^ AvocadM . . Tomatoes . . Peppers . . Parsley. The U.N. Command today voided truce violations. He aaserted the Japanese surdenls stiempMo sform I''*’ cloud -'foriliation that An hysterical mbthfr. Mra. Get-' think that eve^one will, be Labor— Michael Starr. jected Imlay proj'msals by Con­ Ivory Soap . . . .large iSc the Korean armiatii e ban on new U. N. Command was airing the t .s; Einbsasy to protest nuclear ‘ ^e awesome tw,.,ter. ^ ^ --- gress members for another pajr conscious o f BIG 'TOP PEA­ Postmaster-General — William te.st.s, Girard ca.se. and American '‘“ 'I*': screens sa s [ ((ontimied on Page Eleven) , M edium ...... 3 for 28c COMBINATION Frozen Food Specials wea^ns to match the Communist charges to "covet up" Allied vio- H.'muVAn" raise_ for Post Office employes. NUT b u t t e r t h i s week­ buijdiip. in North Korea; latora. Hamilton. occupation of Okinawa. ______»______P ersonal...... 4 for 25c FRESH PINEHURST FRUITS Comulka Wins W’ithout Portfolio J. M. Mac- .Assistsni Budget Director Rob­ end. Bob says to be sure Muiray Snyddr. IT..S. assistant, Red* .Ask AnoUer .Meeting Supi eme ^Coui t studies legal j ert E. Merriam. said a postal Ivory Flakes ...... 33c bultivated Blueberrjes, Peaches, Santa Rosa .Plums. Water­ ED I FRENCH FRIED SCALLOPS. 7 m ...... 55c Donnell and William J. Biowne. and clip the lOc coupon ap­ melons . . 'j's, w^hole or It's . . Vine Ripened Cantaloupes, Mtzenberg. . . said he , expei-ted . the -Acting ministers for agricuittire, .questions.in . . Giraid case .'. . Ant|-J. pa.vroll Increase Mould be In/ta- Ivory Snow .33c new arms would in-; ComtnunTsts to Question of Principle pearing in P A G od on page Sunklst Lemons. CHUH KING OLE PINEAPPLE ORANGE OR Poiiiton Rifflits elude let aircraft which can chiVv ' . defense production: mine.-, health co'mtties support r.N Honar.v and llkelv to' lead to . Camay . . bath 2 for 27c other government pa.v raises 7 of .today's Herald. . . Brjng Sulpiffl ChkkM Chow c o m S m k ll...... 4 for 37c INEAPPLE GRAPEFRUIT^JUICE...... 2 35e costing billions of dollars, the coupon to Ptnehunt and L a v a ...... 2 for 23c Mdi t NiMiltS _ SNOW CROP LEMON 'N LIMEADE. 2 b - n c o m 27c Ul i^Viet Bloc ‘‘r,!d 7orcr'' He K- . m Governor General vmcent Mas- A .-uapended At. save 10c on your Big- Top' Benny Hooper’s Doctor viRCs firr.s v.s. f i -e e t D u z ...... ,33c Whether atomic ammunition would **■**"* formally accepted *'**“*» lnve**tiKa- Peanut Butter purchase. . . Cans B a tk G a tu Ua ern and effectiveweapons" will he Laurent's re.signation 90 minut’es "f training at Lackland Aii Newport, R. I.. June 21 (/Ti — O.xydol ...... 33c Mothers who are looking 99e Berlin, June 21 i)P' Polish lead­ be stored at Korean bases for use ------...... _ . . . - B'-’c .... Engineers say Ua Prices listed below ore with AT PINEHURST. against an attark. flown into Korea .soon, but said "before Diefenbaker was sworn in The \lriiH Influenza M'hich haa for a • non - carbonated er Wladyslaw Oomulka has w rur/ been spreading through Asiatjr eoupoo. Tide ...... large 77c A new cracker from Sun­ P E A m r The U.N side declared it would . " " The 61-year-old Sa.skalchewan "ootling Po River Uirratlien drink for the children will Fresh Produce a grudging admisaion from Ea.s. continue to obaerv, "fullv ' the f«»’ lawyer did not complete his cabi- ’ '’ ‘"i»i>re miles of rich farmland.' Seeks to Collect $1,500 emiiitries hit the .Atlantic FleA Cheer ...... 32c shine oven.x . . . Cocktail - Germany a Stalinist- regime that bringing them in. like this Kraft’s new Or­ B IG T O P BUTTER net roster until just before a.«sum- .Italian Cliristlan, Democrat Destro.ver Force here on June Blue Dot Duz v 33c each .Soviet bloc nation has the and all other The U. N. Commsnd’s “Threesome” assorted points in the ins.7 armistice s(^ee- state- tng power. .Xmintore Fanfani hersimes aec'ond 3 and affei'ted some 500 ^ l o r s „Joy ...... 69cange Drink. In the gang- 39c pkgs. Caraway, Se­ s c e u r t for 580 j s s u a e r Lb. right to pick its own brand of cpm- men! again accused the Com- The Connervalive party came in week to turn down job of foim- Maiioi ville, N. 'Y., June 21 /l*i— ■ caii.se Ihe near-tragedy i au-sed aboard eight ships, the Navy TOMATOES 39c miintats 'o f Five weeks ago the Benny Hoop­ them financial trouble. Cascade ...... 43c size 46 oz. can this ] 2 For 79<- munism. 4M I <'barge War Preparations mimlata ’ Of ""flagrant. . Mepeated out of the June 10 election with ing new government. . . . Senator announeed today. The Navy, same and Cheese (^ck- '1.1, Polish Communist’ party er story was one of unity 'and ■■ c aven t got the. mbne.v. D ash____ ...... 3f)c healthful drink at 31c can The Communist C o m m ■ n d and wilful-violationa" of tl)c arm- n o members not a majoritv in ’ Knowland m%kH C'onjFre«»% to de- described the eplilemie ^ mild tail crackers all in one REDEEM YOUR BIG TOP COUPONS HERE For •ocretary wrote his independence prV,„,ptiy charged the U N with ..... ------...... deal ne'Khbora joining in m e that's- what's woiiying us." .said in that It Mas detected on only Spic and S p a n ...... 27c I s a good buy. s CUCUMBERS 2 17e pkg. Try Sunshine Fudge with Coupon From Page 7 line into a joint party declaration ; "attempting to make Soutli’ Korea i "■"* because of (Continued on Page Tgh) I with Russian auppreaaion of Hun- .lie i.alliei, Benjaniin K. HoO|iei. m eight of the 110 Newport-based issued today afleV his .7-day'truce’’ Reds' "complete disregard" from an earthen prison. Today it commenting on the doctor .s bill. Sandwich 39c or the old W.i)^ IT KHeM fh. *" *>"•« prcpsy* for s 1 J"* . o f . gariari revolt. , . , . j ,ships 'and affected only tnfo. per ... LETTUCE Head garley with Walter Ulbrlcht, the ' war.’ ’- « • ■• the arm.s ban. I (niinese Communist, snd Na-! O''***®"' di.ssension He takes lionie $6’2 a week aa a rent of 27,500 sailors. favorite Hydro.x cookies. 19c Sost German party chief. highway work foheman His wife ' Get fresh Kraft's Philadel­ tfonahata exchange heavy eiinftre ij’ t> For Your lorbocuc v o „ , ■ K-jm.ira.’J.'a Simple Test Bares in A * /f . 1 paienta of «-year-old Benny make., an aftei-ta.\es $43 a week TRCM.AX OF'FERS PAPERS phia Cream Cheese at Pine­ Keebler's Graham- Crack- Lbs. V V newapapermen ye.iterdav a.s a teleplione operator, hut has hurst in the large or small FRESH PEAS 2 39c Washington, June 21 (Jh —. Choi-cola ' • ets. special pack, 3 stay- (.•“•■"“ 'j, Im im inilv'lo Folio ...K.,.N; \ .. irlii.a police__ locate. _ body J of farmer, J . ' incv wrir "aiunned" niuiiiicu tdlo receivelevci.c . lal^h...... a luontli...... olf to— take— care of size package. . .Kraft’s Former President Harry,,S. Tru- For rent—Johnson’s' plec* Charcoal briquets. '• fresh packets 3rc. pai^nu ^ a bill for $1.5()0 from Dr, Joseph I “ P ^er .01, fresh Fruit Salad in 39c and Lb. Independence from Moacow Jajit typea of w;eapona, wrecking the replacement of wetpona "until ____■ n'lah told Congress today ta« t>:ic Soar polishers' 75c day New diamond ready to PEACHES 33c October.October, • ; . '• -9Uch time aa the relative milltarv Kris, the physician who attended h'opes to set a precedent for .looer, ' armistice agreement and perpetu-'-™™ ?* me relative millthiv .-armei,Carmel, uaiir,.Calif,. June 21 ijfi — Rritiah Vr..'«i»n q- i ...... - -rH,. ., . . . . , pr weekend. light charcoal briquets . . . 69c jars. You will find a : W’e have enlarged our dis­ 21 fresh supply of Kraft's De In wiiatI ap^ared to be^another ^ aUng the \l.N. Occupation of South bajsnCe Has been restored and your1- 'A A group of Nevv York scientisU ' . meir son while he was trapped in- The f^opers .said they received chief exiwullves to give the gov­ just touch a match to box play of frozen juices .' . . Tdetory for Gbmiilka, . the Joint ■ Korea. aide, by its action, has demonslral-; have developed a simple test ■in Lloj'd wins divorce on grounds a well for nearly 24 hours May 18 Ihousand.v of letters from well- ernment both their offleUI New washer-wsxer combi­ and you are ready for busi-' Luxe- margarine at Pine­ Limeade Lb. wife’s adultery'. .Cypriot accused and 17 ' v.isheis. but a ca.sh lota.l of less hurst, 39c lb. PLUMS ^ 33c flerlaraUonoml.Uedtheusual8ate!.ton omiyted the usual satel­ i7.s. Marine CorpiiXMaJ. Gen. willingnelis to comply ’ q'Prtng otiirinr only onlv one drop of blood"-iWrWillneRrDl.V ... papers and the presenfk they nation polishers 81.75 day or ness, 39c box. Lemonade lite reference to "the leading role" Tlie man wdio supervised rescue than $4(X) in the letters. • weektnd. k A # * A E l omer L. ytzenbe^K. wnior mem. Th*The voided provision of me i to show whether a child 1. tmmune of r S r co n L tl^ of c T r v i ^ ^ V receised in office. Truman put a Chsrcola lighter fluid. '' Lemon Juice' o f the .Soviet Upion among the her of the U ^ . Command, notified «K'«epirnt banned the inti eduction ! to polio. , , _ --leiatioiw. Mike Stiriz, said there^ '.'i! $1,060 to Fim iien 21-milllon-ilollar vnlnation on. 4 Orangeade Lbs. 2 37c Communist nations. I the North Korean and Chinese.arms into North and South The blood aaliipUng. ( . K>m with intent to shoot." / .ig hitternes.,' over the heroic role’ Benny leceived $1,000 each for . the material relating to his ad­ Tango Cocktail de.acribid ■ /- After affirming "full’mutual un- 1 Communists of the U.N. decision Korea ex.cept duplicate Replace- yesterday to the S o le ly foi- Pedi-I m a v i .-iiv , assigned t.o Sam WoodsOrt, a'.Negro I two televialun appearances. The ministration going; into goverp- -I W o Rodoom Bottfts Grape Juice UrM: GREEN STAMPS GIVEN WITH CASH SALES 4krstanding.” the SAid- . • mAakHnev In «Ka !«•«• <•« 6k. m*nta few « * ^•‘All'IatJi VER CREW AXftR V ; employe of his construction fli-m'I Hoopenj gdve ment one chisckpossession to nejit the month. Pineapple Juice **Certaln common principles t Pineapple-Grapefruit Juids, h, .Mass., June 21 <^1.— i who brought the ■ boy out of the Manorv/ille Fire Department, which from •ocial^m apply to all countries. 1 ■ ------^ . g - ^ ^ . w w . v .-v . ••••<« ^CAMBODIA nPRINCE QUITS ilUers, skipper of'ly iwell. did more Stiriz but said were other overlooked. men'actual- : mit played til* othera big part in ,a in trust the rescue, fund for and Phnom Penh. i C a n ^ Dry \ these principles are to be employ Cambodia. June Frozen Eviscerated But- said toda.v his ;iyRumors.have did more but circulated wi In this - education. / ' . ■ 21 i>Pi __ Camli Oott . , . Coke according to national features a mad” beeSqae' Comhodla’a Premier, terball Turkeys, 10 U> 12 lb. I: I rural community ort eaetern Lohg "W e^re going over to see Dr Prtnrb .Norodoni Moxie . . ' . /Diamond s i z e ...... ‘...... ,r. lb. 53c The JMCHAU cOM of creating socialist forma and . threat to resume the fighting that the U. N. itatemeht set out these Prelfmlnary ersulU were re- quarters 7 eonaider ' thy- Sihiuiouk, haa. Pepsicola' Victor Borgs Cornish . TEABAGS methods characteristic- of each ended‘with the July 27, 1953, speeifle poinU; ported by Drs, Horace Hoife B square-rigged replica of the Pll-vj Island that’ the Hoopers have pro- , Kri.s. , He .must have been mjsled quit Jki dlsgilst over bribery' and V- Hires . , . Hens ...... P*e MAMCMMTWt COMH* country," .5 — i i n ^ , " he added. - . " i. You have Introduced rein-i Hieten' Zepp. Walter Heniev anil grim Ship( a . promotional flleered from, the sensational res-; somewhere along the lipe that vy« Arnft In his ndmlkiatmlHbn. In- , The itatement added that (the Chung, spokesman for • the 40-forClhg combat equipment . . . In ' Ruther Berger 6t New York's ML scheme. He 'M ill his crew was jeue df their aop, and that all the ; received a loti o f \monei’, ” Hooper Tormqd. sources sold teifay. This f t k TEA CORNER MAIN OAK STREETS dbitamuniat parties must insist on North Korean and Chinese 'Com- contravention of the n rc< loito al- ;2ii^l ~ Hospital. - is the flnh' time \tn two months *A^ orrifledr ’’ at continued Cril- ^j publicity,oopers haa madesay the them rumors snboty. are ' .said.He empbasize(l\ l\ "kieolotfcal purity ii^ their ranks , munists V-t«fi\

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Burial will be In Young, second class; Betty SUOHT EXTRA CHANGE < Bast dealer - 1 At Swim Pool River Victim St. Bernard's Cemeteiy, Rock­ ' CORNER DURANT ST. | On Union Welfare Oh Farmet’ Aid ville. Adamec, cook, homemaker, child PRODtrCES CONTRACT North-South vulnerable The Burke Funeral Home, NEW LARGER QUARTERS care; Ruth’ Andrews, cook, hopia- '' ' By Alfred Hhelnwold NORTH OlAstonbury, June 21 (Special) "TC (Continued from Page OnO) maker, child care; Leslle-Donahue, ' 'Vernon, June* 21 (Special) — Rockville, has charge of arrange­ PLENTY OF FRONT AND REAR PARKING (OMitiBMd from P afe Onr) South’s game contract seemed — Folic* Chief Terrence J. Mc- cook, homemaker, child care; Jull "Beat The Heat Robert John Blaisdell Jr., 2-year- ments. There wiH„ he no calling to depend on a heart finesse, but hours.. nM4 for addlUoniil prosecutfon of «tal Notes tools, equipment, livestock and Dougan, second class, cook, home­ 4 - Klng haa agreed to atAtion a police­ old ion of Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. AUTO GLA55 IN5TAUED poultry of farmers deriving 60 per ‘he found one slight extra chance*^ Just a 10 minute drive from down­ corruption th connection with wel­ maker, child care; Elizabeth Helf- fortunately for him. * 4 1 man at the Eaatbury Pool during Blaisdell, drowned yesterday after­ fare funda. But, he aatd. the Jua- cent of their Income from such pur­ rick, cook, hompmaker, child care; WB8T BAST town Manchester. No traffic prob­ the morning hours when the pool GLA55 FUftNITURE TOP5 Patient.s Today: 199- suits. In addition, the measure pro­ West led the ten of diamonds noon in the Hockamtm River , near fComen Dive for Pearls tlco Department ha« found there Janet Swanaon,. cook, homemaker, and East took the top damonda i> * t 4k i 4 S t lem. Come up for a refreahinc dip. la imofficlally open. la ample law to proceed afrainst ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Ed­ vided that familand could not be child carp; Donna Vancour, cook, O K I T t 4 t 0 6 6 .To avert a lerioua accident dt hla home on Overbrook Rd. assess^ at. more than 25 per cent and returned a diamond for West ToH>’o '— IVomen play an im­ MIRROR5 (Hroploeo and Door) offen^ra. ward Granville. Hartford Tpke., homemaker, child care; Carol Wljl- to ruff. West next led a club and ♦ I* « A K ( ( 1 poaaible tragedy, reeldenta have Th# boy was last seen by his of fair market value for local A J 16 t I O K Q I portant role in Japan's cultivated- ■Tha kind of legdalatlon pending Rockville; Eleanor Swanson. 30 hlde, homemaker, child care; and dummy's ace won. been naked to cooperate, by not mother shortly before 2 p.m., ac­ pearl industry. They dive into the property tax collecflcma , Raula Wupperfeld, second class, SOUTH PICTURE FRAMING ToH ty ^ ) before the preaent aubconimittee, Hudson St.; Barbara Ann Greacl. "SiAt this stage, declarer needed permitting their children to enter cording to State Police. Approxl- cold see water to depths of 80 Governor Ribicoff^Raid'that the cook, homemaker, child care. * Q J 16 6 I the area unattended. The officer Lewria aald. rarely turns out to be Glastonbury: Roann Alport, 21 Mil­ tHe^ rest of jhe tricks. A t first SPERRY’S GLEN feet to collect pearl-bearing measure would ha've struck ’^a O A Q 16 matelv 10 minute* later he wa* WINDOW and PLATE GLA55 the proper kind, because it ia ford Rd.: Michael Jenack, 117 E. glance, it seemed that he should on duty will be there to maintain oysters, abalone. and trochoid. Intermediate Troop 66 held a 4 6 7 6 1 mlaaed, and a search of the neigh­ "adopted’ more or leaa •"Jt*'* •’**1 Middle Tpke.; Miss Virginia Ken­ heavy blow at town finaricVa and draw trumps and lead the jack of order, and will not act as a quail/ They stay in the water about 40 court o r awards at its final liieet- / RT. 85 and M ENCH RD. borhood begun. About 2:30 John JALOUSIES: InstaUatlob Is Quick, Easy and EleononricaL of paaalon,” after publicTndigna, nedy, 8 Keeney St.; John Nelson. 40 make it difficult for towm bQjrow- hearts from dummy for a finesse. ♦ » fled lifeguard. ' minutes at a time and work about ing of the year at the Buckley KaM South ’West Nacth DalPonte of Hartford, who w** tion over a few- exposurea o f' Harlan Rd.; Mrs. Florence Turney, ing and shift part o f the fanners' This plan would have failed, and Recreation Chairman Bernard , foiir stretches s day. Their daily 11 ITtere wrere land scandals to I l l ChamberA St. awarded their second class • tor. after taking a water analysis State Police barracks at Stafford a new set Of fact's, which he felt A s 'It turned out, there was a p.m. on the tennis court in theYuac Looking for a friendly, intimate f — Barbara McIDt5aR7 209 Henry S t, la capped by Mrs. A. B. fluiid- which the name of George Wash­ ADMTjrMaj TODAY: Robert compelled him to submit a veto," badges: Patricia Duval, Linda Laz- -and finding it polluted, has closed Spring, the Rockville—Police and large gain from this play. West of the West Side Recreation Cen­ quist for 164 hours of volunteer aervico to Manchester Memorial Smlth,/143 Menton St.; Mrs. Dora he said. "The Governor may well aroff and Mallory Schardt. rendezvous for "cocktails for ^ Addison Pond for swimming until the Vernon -Fire departments, all ington was linked, he said, Every was o u t'o f trumps and therefore ter. In case of Inclement weather HospitaU through the Junior Auxiliary. Joan Anderson, 20 Co­ once In a while, Lewis said, the Hoyt; 43 Foley St. have been Justified in his action." Roxanne Angell and Vivian two” ? We fill the bill perfectly j-. further notice. of whom responded immediately. Had to discard. This permitted de­ the dance will, be held inside the 12 Volunteers bum Rd.. haa served 199 hours aa a volunteer, (Herald Photo Dr. Joseph J. Keistan, who was president of a stock exchange or a ^BIRTHS YESTERDAY; Daugh­ The Senator suggested a one- Blaine received the conservation . . . and you’ll both enjoy our fine ^ Visitors Invited by Pinto) badge. clarer to discard a heart from Rec. summoned about 3:30 pm. di­ sUte auditor la sent to the penh ters t6 Mr. and Mrs. Guy Lavoie, day special session of the Legisla­ dummy. drinks! □ Parents and friends of Scouts tentiary or a minister ia defrocked ture for about Aug. 1. to consider Several mothers attended the Membera of other aquare dance attending Da.v Camp are Invited rected attempts to revive the. child W Margaret Rd.; Mr. and Mrs. Now South could cash the ace clubs are Invited to attend. Carl Receive Caps inside the Blaisdell house. "because he escapes with the Jules Duclos, Thonrrpaonvllle; Mr. and pass a new farm tax bill. ceremony. The girls served re­ to visit next Tuesday from 7 to 8 of hearts and ruff the queen and Johnston Is the .club caller. Hal Boyle State Policeman William E money of hla flock." In one state, and Mrs. Leo Rlchloff, 217 Autumn "I suggest s broad-based legisla­ freshments and had their pictures ten of hearts In dummy. p.m. A program highlighting reg­ —i----- he said with a chuckle, there are tive committee work on the prob­ taken. The Manchester club has made ional life in the United States Twelve memberi of the Junior Tomlin was the first to bring a St.; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Foss. 67 Daily Question plans for dutdoor dances at the more bankers than coal miners In North St.; and Mr. and Mrs. lem before such session, to . insure A week ago the troop had a "FOOD will be presented, crafts will be Auxiliary of Manchester Memorial rewiBcitator to the scene. He was complete public understanding.” picnic at Center Springs Park, Partner deals and bids one dia­ West Side Rec on the second and displayed and a tour of the Education by, Sweat followed by Lt. Harry Taylor and jail. / George Fratus, 109 Wetherell St. fourth Monday evenings of the AVEY’S PQB Hospital who had each given over and in May it visited the Univer­ mond, and the next player ovar- grounds will be welcom e. David Toomey from the Stafford "There la no inherent lack of BIRTHS TODAY: Sons to Mr. "W e cannot ignore the problem EVERT sity of Connecticut, touring the call.s one spade. You are next, month throughout the summer. Tourney Slated 50 hour* of TOlunteer service were Springe barracl*. Patrolmen honesty, among those of us who and Mrs. Durward Bushey. 148 of Connecticut agriculture and we 45 E. CENTER ST. MOOD’! have to work for a living." I>wis cannot abandon and turn our backs greenhouses and bams. holding: Spades A K 7, hearts J 2. The second important tourna­ capped laat night in a ceremony Emilio Pellegrini, Fdward Carlson, Maple 3 t.4 ^ d Mr. and Mrs. Joseph diamonds Q J 4 and clubs A 7 5 4 A typical electronic computer At Unusual CoUege said. ‘There are flO or TO million ment of the season, the "Presi­ at the' hospital. and Philip Blinn of the Rock'ville Giardino, \Stafford Springs; a on our Connecticut farmers, until “V On Saturday, June 15. Mariner 2. What do you say? requfi^M 17 trained persoMx for dent's Trophy." will start on Mon­ Joan Anderson, with 199 hours PoHce Department also aasiated. In auto insurance claims in 1956! of us. As a group, they are prob­ daughter to\Mr. and Mrs. Flobert the next regular session of the proper operation. Some c ably as honest as any other Troop 6 attended the annual Yale- Answer; Bid two clubs. You ex­ day for membeea of the Glaston­ Two-Hour Work Falls Genoyesl, RFD 1, Rockville. General Aasembly (In 1959). “We putera n e ^ 30 or more. □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ of service to her credit, and' New York (Ah—"It leems to' , .. group." ' lost 280 of our remaining dairy Harvard crew races for the second pect to reach game eventually, bury Golf Aasn. All who plan to Barbara MeJoto-ah, with 164. were " ' “ 'y *>f the 100 buildings on the Attempts to revive, the bov. After all, what really cnunis in auto insur­ DI^HARGBD YESTERDAY: also given pins bv Mrs Alfred B. I ■"* “ dangerous philosophy campus, even turning out the tant, too, is the fast, friendly w «y theaa farma in 1956, and by 1959,' It wiil consecutive year. Transportation to but there Is no need for haste. participate, mUst-.piay a qualify­ aided by oxygen tents brought ance is how the cqmpany keeps its promise Howard Bancroft. Holcomb Ter­ probably be too late." the races was provided by troop You can show the clubs first and ing round this week to-be eligible. si.ndqui.4t. vice president of the “ P ‘ I’ * themseivea. by members of the Vernon Fire claims were handled. And no wonderl Church SO Feet Down race,. Warehouse Point: Mrs. Alice . OovOrnor . ^bicoff praised the committee members, Edward make a cue-bid in spades later. The Spring Tournament was Women's Auxiliary and ,advi.sor to ' us a living," said Dr. John R. Ber-1 "The students also provide moat Dept., -continued for about two o f protection. And the record o f AllsUte, Allstate’s growing service organizatioa Trowbridge, 89l Main St.; Mrs. Senator for being "deeply and sin­ Brown and Francis Akin, If partner shows no great enthusi­ won by Bd Melzen with Lee LeVt the group. I trand, who at 42 heads one of ‘ heir own entertainment." aald hours. A t 4:15 p.m., however. Dr. the auto insurance company founded by now includes over Z.900 tU le licensed Vaesteraa, Sw^eden — A church Theresa Omodeo, Staffordvllle; asm for clubs, your choice will tow a close se(X)nd. Sears, speaks for itself! cerely interested in this problem. " The members. Esther Cotton, The girls'parents, Elmer Weden. U m erica’a most unusual educa- Francis H. Burke, medical ex­ agents and more than 9,500 other em­ 60 feat below ground is planned Dorothy Horvath, 15 Westminster " I will be glad to talk with him Barbara Barbero, Gall Noren, Sue probably be between five diamonds Aedrey Hepbars M. Vaa Derea Smith Rotary PiVsident presideiit of the hospital Board uonal institutions. I X of work. Chrls- aminer, declared the child dead ■Ust year the Allstate Insurance Com­ for Vaesteraa. It will double as an Rd.; Mrs. Lillian Hutchinson, Bol­ about- suggeaUona thht he may King, Joan Sinon, Claudia Brown and three no-trump. •We try to teach our s t u d e n t * '^ " 'h e.‘ mportance of ployees conveniently located in over I,(WO Fred Attalre Laarle Nelinm PROGRAMS F. Wainwright. Smith of 32 A r­ of Trustees; Mr«. Clharlea Jacob­ from accidental drowning. pany paid over $i;5,(X)b,0(X) to protect atom-bomb-proof shelter. Only the ton Center Rd.; Thomas Lee. 51 have." the Governor said. Rlblcoff and Pat Savoy, were ideally situ­ (Copyright 1967,. General Features "FUNNY. rowhead Dr., will take office aa son Jr., president o f the Women's that it is up to a man to create: *" “ * ‘'y , .. , Robert ' was born in Hiirt/ord, offices throughout the U. S. and Canada. belfry will' be above the surface. Lawrence St., Rockville: Mrs. told newsmen he planned to talk ated at the finish line in Bartlett's Corp.) the newly elected president of the Auxiliary; and .Edward Thomas, Jan. 19, 1966, son of Robert .1. its policyholders. That’s an average o f Convincing proof that, whatever hap­ The church will seat 500. The "Unfomed his own opportunily-and that J"?** * Kaslmera Januskiewicx, 109 Foster with Senator Barringer byV, tele­ Cove while the leaders, Mrs. Ed­ FACE" Rotary Club. He is the co-owner of hospital administrator, weFe hardship n e ^ not in iUelf be re-i "‘ “ " y “ > '^»'o re and Doris Henson Blaisdell. His over StO,(XX),(X)0 every month! Impor­ pens, you're in good hands with Allstate! parish hall, office, and other facili­ VlitaVUloii and Youth" St.; Mrs,^ Emily Tully, 6 Mint* phone later in the day. ward Brown and Mrs. Francis t^^CuIllgan Water Conditioning preaent when Mrs. Vera Dormer, garded aa a cause - for unhappi­ gards college as a long lark at father ia a pharmacist, employed ties will all be underground. Akin, preferred to stay above on Color /# /# parental expense. But some 18,000 See or pftoee yur MtMm Ageirt today/ Court; Mary Ellen Emhoff. Staf­ The Chief Executive noted that ______1 :iae:4«-»;56 on Hebron Ave. Other elected director of. nursing at the Hospi­ ness." at Westown Pharmacy, 459 Hart- "even the proponents of this legis­ the bank overlooking the Thames Video Eyerydtry students over the last century have ford Springs: John Murphy. 12 SUNDAY omcers include: Vice pre.5ident. tal, placed a cap on the head of Dr, Bertrand, who last year be­ foixi Rd. Manchester. Fairhanku It tjnique Lenox St.; Patricia Farr, 12 Rad- lation" recognised that it would River. The girls had vote*-to wear John A. Carinl; secretary, Clifford each girl aa her name and hours proved the worth of the Berry for­ Besides his parents, the boy "F or Whom the Bells Toll" All Rights Reserved— ^ came president of "the famed Ber­ mula. 5EAR5 ROEBUCK A CO^ M.DG. ding St.; Mary Kelley, 34 Park create problems of a aeriou.s their Mariner uniforms and they ■Evans; treasurer, Robert Parks. of service were called. ry Schools and-College near Rome, leaves his sister. Suzanne Marie: nature. Fairbanks, Alaska — Fairbanks. Place, Rockville; Mrs. Irene Rakul- receivtd many compliments on -os <7 j. H. T. Dickenson 4k Co., Inc. Their terms begin on July 1. Mrs. Sundquist, in a brief His­ Ga.. ia an unusual educator him­ The ach(x>Is have turned out hun­ his paternal grandfather, J o < (^ 348 Middf* Turnpik* Wost, Monchasrar ski, 4 Waddell Rd.; Fred Field, 89 Senator Barringer said today that their appearance. , dreds of teachers, ministert. farm Alaska's second largest city, is boa .Marrar Lex Barker Club Slates Meeting tory of the Junior Auxiliary, told self. Phone Ml 3-8734 thus far the territory’s only im­ Ridge St.; Daniel Halloran; Bolton; much of the objection to the vetoed The girls had a wonderful time The Friendship Cliib will meet of its formation from a group of After graduating from high expert*.'industrial technicians. Sev­ portant community not located on Charles Evans, 174 Maple St.; bill centered on the requirement and learned many new things about "BACHEIXIR "WAR for Ul intere.kting program called high school girls who served a.s school, he ran his father's Texas eral graduates have become legis­ crew racing on which they were lators and lawyer*. One la a col­ salt water. It is on the Chena and Francis Gee, 30 Foster St.; Ches­ that farm land could be aasessed PARTI" DRI.-MS” "The Play's the Thing’" on Tues­ wheat farm fpr five years to save volunteers at the hospital last lege president, another a magazine Charge You'r# In good hands with. • • Tanana rivers, which flow Into the ter Bycholaki, 98 Hawthorne St.; at no more than 25 per cent of tested at their regular Monday Technicolor day at 1 p.m. at tlie Welles-Turner enough to start college. Ill the value. night meeting, ^ H Z 3 3 1 B 6 summer. Since its official organ­ editor, a third vice preeident of a Your Yukon. Fairbanks la the interior Linda Palmer, 64 Falknor Dr.; C. Memorial Library-. Hostesse.x for Second World War he served 19 * ttf iGGff He aald that very little criticism ization last October ita 26 mem­ major Mantiattan bank. Preerriptions railhead of the Alaska Railway Read Richardson, 50 El wood St.; Sun., "WAYWABD BtS" NOW Thh* SAT. the meeting will be Mrs. Lucy Tay­ bera have given 1.482 hours of months as a submarine combat Ileic A8»«»t and I«abl44«8 di4- was raised to another section of Members of Troop 15 ended the Today cent, from 5 P.M. "Our graduates don’t have any and rapofot# hem and also ' boasts an International Chester Kosak, 42 Birch S t; and "BIVER'S EDGE" Terh. lor, Mrs. Olive Turner. Mrs. Clar­ volunteer service. officer in the Southwest Pacific. loon, loihuoh alrimrU the bill, which would permit a *30.- year's actlvitie.s on Thursday with trouble getting located,’ said Dr. I r! A N V Mrs. Geraldine Hamilton, Andover. tax exemption on farm tools, ence Watroua and Mrs. H ariy An­ They work at the hospital week­ Most of his fighting time he spent PINE PHARMACY and Ca. Hama O^icoi 000 a cookout and awards ceremony drews. aboard the U.S.S. Bowfin. which Betrand, smiling. “ Having had a ShakM, lll.mois. equipment, livestock and poultry. ends. holidays and vacations, sort­ 464 Center St.-^(-MJ 9-9814 T O C K F A N Y ' C T I O N at the home of Mrs. Harvey King. torpedoed nearly 200,000 tons of good work background, they aren't The Senator said that he saw no ELECTRONICS ing mail, assisting in the children's A successful year was completed Manoheater Evening Herald Japanese shipping. afraid to tackle a new job Just be­ reason why this latter tax consid­ by working on my government and ward, running errands and making cause it's h^rd," ^ eration ahould not be included in LABORATORIES Glaatonbury oorreapondent, Mrs. themselves generally helpful. The A tall, spare, dark-eyed man. good grooming badges in troop Betty McNamara, telephone MEd- Dr. Bertrand, who resigned as any new legislation. meetings. A visit from the town girls wear the official Junior Aux­ Dr. Bertrand says: "The Connecticut farmers still fotd 8-1753. iliary uniform approved by the "Many college students in the dean of-the University of Nevada's Clerk, Edward Tomkiel, a visit 277 BROAD College of Agriculture, to take up need help." he said. "They are by Police Sgt. Henry Gauruder, National Hoapital Assn, which ia a I.^nited States today are spoiled. paying about twice as much taxes cherry red pinafore and. aa a mark Things have been too easy for his present post. W v s one of the a trip to a session of Town Court, Aodrov Hrpbara Mamie Dores Tax on Fuels Planned pleasantest things]about it is that aa their competitors In New York and in April, a visit to the -United Frod Aotjiiro . • PLUS • RADIO T [ I { V I S I 0 N of distinction after 50 hoiirs o f ; them." aren't at the Berry he rarely has a (Usciplinary prob­ FREE and Massachusetts." Nations headquarters in New “ Funny “Untamed Stockholm— A new tax on elec­ service, a matching cherry red They lem. ' Schools, York City were some of the ac Face” Youth” Chasorl 8 Nsw Haves. C.u, 8 :N ( 8) CB086BOA08 tricity and all fuels but wo(xi cap founded in 1902 to give tivltles concerned with the my t'hasnrl IS H aiit.rd. Cass, . “ PalcfcwoTli Family" and peat ia expected to become The other girls -who received an education to bovs and girls of4i *• **ttlng his T»ch. S;ie S;Se-t:M t'harsrl tt Hpringtleld, Hais. 'Oiuid J*ey Glambm B«ry fal- following year. All students attend ------•iJSt house mint froi with ovory 5 follons class: Holly Hooker, sceond class, The following badges were k.aa, 18 rt. middleirelfkl hog and cattle-tail hair The manu­ one or more of ita practical religious services every Sunday. The Greenland ptarmigan molt* awarded: Sue Sharp. , awimmer, facturer saym ^e product, a com- couraea in the proper use and swimmer: Barbara Keish, sedond Vrre Rultlon NORMAN'S The schools operate^ their own j three times a year. _ Its feathers Boys' Wear ( 8> m w a BETOBTEB AND Norfolk’s amazing original Super-Last class; Patricia Lambert, child canoeing, dastcer, good grooming, In "H IL n BLUE YO N n E B " biitation of 2(Pper cent cattle-tall maintenance of implements and dairy farm., grow their own pro-1 in the spring are black and yel- my government: ^tsy McLagan, TONIGHT 4 4 5 HARTFORD RD. hair and 90 per'cent hog hair, is correct muscle usage to prevent dure. market timber from their i low. in the fall gray, and in the care; Tara Latawlc, second clasa; Also; Muee I^'rt.rmmu ’’’f’ PERSON Sally McQuide, second class, swim­ child care, good grooming, my gov­ (58) EARLY LATE SHOW Ideal for furniture and bedding. sprains and backaches. forest. Students have constructed winter pure white. Girls' Wear ernment; Judy Foster, camperaft, Is "THVNDEBRIRDS'’ TAKE A CHANCE NIGHT ,( 8) WORLD'S BEST MOVIES— mer; Miriam Olmstead. aecond PHONE Ml 3.1524 .... — *■ Arm." claaa; Holly Hooker, second class, outdoor cook, good grooming, mv <;al»a Open 7:00 Extra Bonus Feature in Ad­ <«> P ,^ O r8 FIGHTS SHOW (W) SPOBTS CAMERA care: Abigail Richmond, second government; Marilyn BroneilU STARTS 11:8 iBwiaaaafliBitiaeiiifliiiiiauMffiBa seamstress, good grooming, my dition to Our Begular Show. a:tt ( S> MV LITTLE MABOIB (ILA8) NEWS TONIGHT T IU 10 AT nisa (18.85) BIU PAYO FF (M) FINAL EDITION government: Linda Brown, good (»-*8)^ M ^N E E THEATEE „ (55) TV PF,RFORMANCE grooming, my government: Bobby (18) WEATHER A SPOBTS Workclothes Blislei-proof ChtUfen-UnJcr n FREE 8;M ( S> BANU.STAMn (St-»6) WEATHER Crandall, good grooming, my gov­ . ^ns-U) M B CBOSBY (CaUr) (18) MIILION DOLLAR MOVIE ernment; Joyce. Farrell, my gov­ P / c i L O J V . J 8;4t (Ul OPEN HOFSE ' "Th. Mallnr .1 Mllli.’* KEITH SUMMER SPECIAL! AT BOTH STORES! Vjfill not from nmiittura on previously unpainted surfaces I ernment: L>Tine Harrison, good 4:t« (IS) BBIUHTKanAT (1I.J8) TONIGHT Lingerie (S-88) UUEKN FOB A DAT FINE QUALITY ClandtuM to raatst tha moat nigoed axtremaa of temoeraturai grooming, my . government: Vir­ (M) OCT WEST ginia King, good grooming, my 4:18 (U> 8ECBET STOBM FUEL 4:88 (18) EDGE OF NIGHT Dresses MEN'S ENGLISH RIB government; Linda Wlecek, my I ----- SEAtA. d7 4:15 (::-38l MODEBN BOMANCE8 W.H.ENfiUND government. good grooming; 8:88 ( 8) HIL'KEk MOOHE CLOU bouse EWeria Belding, my government: D ft ■ W E • ■ Bl TECHhftCcXeO.* y (18) AMOS AND ANDY gbod groom i^ : Nancy Follans- (»> t h e f ib s t show LUmERGO, Coats & Suits niMiNtcr'MiM^fioTOicr: txosaaiencrvtis (M> COMEDY TIM E Across from Oroeo Hebuol paint OIL bee, good grooming, my gw em - ptMntt (M> FFM'flTBE MOVIE ment: Mary Gall Lawler, .good (85) A T T WEST (la P n e re tt) IN TECHNICOLOR! THE 8:86 (18) ‘THE BIO NHOW Op«n All Day Saturday Sportswear grooming, my government. Lj-nne (M> DANCE TIME VIMilll SPIM moiitura on previously painted RANGE OIL Harrison and Linda Brown were MDUNG (SI) BIN TIN riN awarded their First Claas badges. "FUNNY FACE" 8:88 ( 8) PO PEYE . 11:45 (58) NEWS > Knitting Yarns ■urfaeaa than airy ordinary house paint FRED ASTAIRE STRANGER’ (88) EABI.1 SflUW 18:80 ( 8) NEWS The following girls were award- ."Vad.raroaBir AaraC* (88) NEWS AND PBEVIEW8 W 6-year-pins: Bobby Crandall, AUDREEY HEPBURN 05)'TWIUGHT THKATKB DoubI* Your Money lock GuorontM Linda Brown, Beth Eicholtzer, 8:18 ( 8) THE NEWS TODAY Sporting Goods 8:16 ( 8) SPORTSrOPE A WEATBEB SATl'HOAY. ACNE 88 Joyce Farrell, Judy Foster, Lynne "DUEL AT 8:M ( 8> STAGE 8 BOLAND Harrison, Virginia King, Bets>' Mc­ •■rir.1 Q tt.a .," U :I0 ( 8) CtBCUS TIM E APACHE WELLS" Lagan and Linda Wiecek. (Ul FAITH FOB TODAY (18-55) BIO T 'F Camping Needs BEN COOPER "• 2S * ™ AhvBNTCBK OIL COMPANY A t the end of the awards cere­ (88) TRU E STOBY mony. Bobby Crandall, 'on behalf 18:15 (tl) THIS IS YOVR NAVY 18:88 NYLON C. J . MORRISON 369 CENTER ST. of the members of the tr6op, pre­ Sun.: Tyrone Pbwer Nkhote T I P r (18) LEABN A RAVE FU N " Fishing Gear Monehostir ■ •w C |,|g^ <**> OJ^BAFHY FOR DEa- Tel. Ml 3-6320 sented their leader with an en­ "ABANDON SHIP" BHIB BION PAINT and W ALIPAPER CO . graved charm bracelet. Mrs. Harv­ (88) DETECTIVES DIABT Raadolpih Scott - .TOMORROW 1:88 ( 8) BOWLING TIME Housewares " 885 CENTER STREET—MI 9-9TU 24-Hour Burner Service ey King will be the new leader of "7th CAVALRY" (18) LONE RANGES the tcoop, aa the present le.alcr, SHOW STARTS I P.M. GOODYEAR (*t) TO BE ANNOUNCED a WE GIVE GREE.N STAMPS M.-s. William H. Brown, is moving (It) BIRTHDAY PARTY Tor Night Hiirni-r Scr\in- t)nl\ C H I L D P C N . (85) FLASH GORDON Giftware to Florida. • Ntw teulondi uund Arr j LETS 8 0 .. TIRES I (18) F L ir P Y THE CLOWN Call Mi 9-2429 or Ml 3-4845 (88) m a t in e e Store and Pteat 295 Broad St. (SB) JOE FALOOEA I < l> BASEBALL Appliances Yaahaaa va. Chleaca J dIK CONDlTIOHgD T EL Ml 3.5179 (15) LEAHN AND H AV^ FUN <») OPERATION SAFW OF­ Lamps FICER Reception Bad? i (tl> NEWS (15) SATURDAY PERFOR.M- I ( 8> THE BIO PLAYBACE ANCE . US) 1 U'ULOCH REPORT (YS) LEO DUROCBER'6 WARM- Toys & Games (81) W EATHEB YOUR Fe*t, Tonite ?;30-9:30 (88) SPOBTS FOCI'S (8*-88> BASEBALL: >REPLACE ; (88) SPOBTS DIGEST PkUaAalahla va. MUwaahaa I (85) W U T H E B (U) BOY ROGERS Picnic Needs I ( 8) PTOPLE’S LOBBY. 1 FOIMK CHAISE OLD ANTENNA NOW (IMD MUOLAS EDWABD8 A THE NEWS (1^5S) JOHN DALY. NEWS AND 2 MATCHIIK CHAIRS Pet Dept. with fht genuine (88) NEWS (88) WEATHEB . De luxe ensemble— never before priced no low! Ll.MIT 4 TO ( 8) BIN TIN 'n S " cor . w-LA-..'-' .-V_, "T h . OM Maa si Ihc Mm b - AI ahiminum frames—«U y brifht forever! Jewelry POWER-HELU^ taia” Plastic lyebbinR defies weather! Fold compact­ .A CUSTO.MER . (Ik) BEAT THE CLOCK (n-38) HELEN O'CONNELL ly. Lightwgjfht— easy to carry. Red and white Floor Covering (88) POUCE CALL or green and white. t m i i m (88) DATE WITH THE ANGELS ______I : (»48) NEWS , Soft pure n.ylon sox that ( 8> AIM BOWIE— BORKORS o r AU . ITPES Rugs & Carpets "Caav^ OaM" are extra long-wearing," SEE the difference!

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\ ,.A> ^ i'c VFW' •ncAintomeiit as membe'ra of A Question of. Principle the Connecticut VFW. All ‘eight week for each dependent under 16 Suite VFW membera of CongresK from Con- July 6 Starts years of age. .Under the present SWEETHEART LAKE netUeiit have aicepted invitatlona law, the dependent rates are (3 to tak e p a rt In the dinner, per vi’eek Fred's • MILES OFF PARKWATtON ROUTE SI Meeting at Bennett, ,iieBnwhile. announced Benefit Hihes However. the.«e dependent bene-| Benny Hooper’sJ^octor flta may not exceed half of the In­ p a c k a g e STORE iF F O im ^ t t h ' ap p o in tm en t of ki^y com m it- dividual benefU of 840 per week, X Jf l-C lffC p O f 11 <*« chairmen for the encampment. hia payments for all dependta. I I Former Sfra'tford Caiiri .ludge For Jobless can not exceed 120 per week. OPEN EVERY DAY Many Honors SWIMMIN9 PICNICKING Seeks to Collect $ 1,500 ■ “ rHugh Hoyt was named chairman ■GATING T here ia also a proviso in the ' Brldgepori, .lune 31 iT> Dele-. of the legislative committee. Others Increased unemployment inaiir- gates to the State Veterans ofTor- include: Stale .ludge Advocate law for payments for "permanent­ 8A.M..9P.M. Awarded at WEEKDAYS—>0e per person. Includes svlmmlng, dressing (OnnHniiPd from Pngo One) ance benefits will be available to ly handicapped" dependents over.: eign W ars . I VFW) .37th annual en- Hugh C. Curran, Bridgeport, com- certain (leraona .ifter .Inly 6. 16. ^ reens end perking. Picnic area 25c per car extra. l](!otiii GradiiRlR campment began assembling here mittee on resolutions and by-laws; h u t Mild )i« can Jual ab o u t m ake Riiaaell I^egh. rri of the State The iinemjiloynient insurance of Cold Boor Annual Event andz meet now. ; today amid renewed demands that \ former Stale Comdr. Wllliani Employment .Tervice aaid that a law- provides for 26 payments to . AT ALL 'HMES SATURDAY. SUNDAY and HOLIDAYS—25c per person nnd I the adminiatration'jicrap its status , Murphy,' New London, credentiala, Dr. Kria, an aneatheaiologlat, new Itnemployment Cohipensation . a qualified individual. The amounta ^ of forces treaties when they expire ' and Charles Campbell, Devon, coni- Law, paased in the. last General paid for dependency ate not Cor, And Pit. Rockvillf. June 1 (Special)—^ ' 25e per enr, Includes swimming, dressing rooms, parking and .maintained ronatant and apparent­ ' next year. mittee pn oflicer reports. pienle Assembly Session provided for j counted in the foial unemployment ICO ^du&ting: itudent* and owi: ly tireleaa watch over the 24-fool State Commander Thomas J. - - - - — Individual benefits of up to $40. I compensation payment, hut are 800 proud parenta and friwda hole in which Benny waa trapped, j Bennett of Bridgeport said at least - , Presently, the highest individ-, made in addition to the 28 weekly SEASON RATES—812.00 per family. 'one big block of delegates, repre- 1^) l-l,s^i nal benefits paid amount to 135 paym ents. Uatened laat nifrht,* Patricia A. and zuperviaed the auccea.sfui "ef- ' aenllng the 28 VFW posts of the ssss.-tii. fur persons 'who earned between t'nder the law, unemployment Latrine, vaJedictorian of the Rock­ lorta to keep the child .supplied I I iiiiu -n ai IKM il C ounty OOTTAOES—sleeping 4 to 8. (25-840 weekly. Third-Harlford County Council, • k 'il'lll J"Cll1|)|oV(*,S 869 and $71 per week during the ‘’'*u'P*‘nsalion funds are provided ville Hiich School Claaa of 1*S7, with oxygen. He attended Benny I "has already demanded revocation j by at nearby Baj-view Hoapilal afte’it "base period." The base period is 'be k'edeial government, and urged her tlaasmatea to apply the the reaciie. off thetl agreement and that there j , now the year 19.56. tile .states determine how the\- have been rumblings from dele-' ,W’atkin.s Bros, will play host to tools acquired ip high school, I The new law will piuvkle for sliatl he di.stribnted He said yeslerday his cnlleaguea gates throughout the state." Proven! 1 eniployei of both the Manchester The governmenl places one nia- t^ e individual «-ill find he had told him he would be foolish individual Ijetiefils of up to $40 not to submit a hill. Bennett aaid the inlern'atinnat and Hartford stores, and their for persons who earned iqi to $79 joi restriition on distribution : tonUniially has intellectual and t ATWaOHCK-ULUxL Time Worth $30 Hour I controversy generated by the so- per week during the "base period, " The person claiming benefits must emotional needs that cannot be called "Girard Case " ha.s demon- families, at an outing Monday. be available for work. ignored." she said. The high school "The time L pul in was eight ■ Some 60 persons will he guests Re\. Edward Frederick I if-they are othei wiae qiialU'led. DYNAMIC full daya and rlo.se to 100 houra," I atrated how the Anierirsn people I The new ba.se period, will be ronneiticut rales are higher education has not solved these i feel about subjecting AAmerican m erican Company at Rovkv Neck than several oilier atale rates. needs, but has given them the tools he aaid. "My time ia worth 130 I figured from .March 19.56 lo .March Gla to trial in forelgn>ourts," and The Rev. Kdward Frederii k noil ' 1957. State I,aboi Department figures to work with, she added. an hour. I think the bill ia a fair The com m ittee in cliaig e ha.s amount lo charge." ad d ed : be guest speaker at the Sunday A mourns ijelween $35 and $40 reveal INSURANCE Stressing the velue of intellec­ planned baseball, horseslines and "While fonnectiinl Fates are' He called the bill "aljout one- , "The only way to avoid an em- other outdoor games for both men nioiniM service, st 10 o'clock in ' ' paid to indiiidiial c.laim- tual curiosity, independent think­ i barraaaing . recurrence ia to not the highest."' said l:-eg|riorn, ing. and intellectual integrity. half of the amount Id' whtch I am '-Sj* and women, with prices to be the Covenant Congi egational P'.‘’1”^ ' ^ ' 8 ' " ' ' ’ M*ans a n tille d " leave the tiial of American aervice- "they are among the highe.si; in Miss Labine said education can in­ men overseas in the hands of the .-n dm mg the absence of the “ d '' ' the t’nited States ' still jn the ivilling the Interest in "I don't practice medicine for Of-coMise, Ihev must be PretDction ~ money, " the grayhaired apeciallst finding out " w h y " . ------: to night su'?ui^^’7ri0?'cirm\hTO^^ who is at-. •Independent thinking on the paid. "I practice berauae I love Action on the resolution may be ftpr hot dogs snd steamer clams '•'nding a conference of the denoni-. benefits, says Iwghorn D r) Irr IlniiK l)rr<»v LaBohn«-Silvfrat«iR part of our citizens la of primary medicine. If they have the money i Mrs. Priscilla T. latrraliee ! undertaken anytime during the 3- at noon with lobster snd chicken ination in -Minneapolis, Minn The new law will al.so reaiilt in they ahniild pay their honeat hill. ' Importance," the >mung aludeirt ! rlav encarmimenl. but Bennett in the eveninv r>„.i~ i u an increase in dependent benefits N ew 5'qik .Now on tha m arket . A s s o c i ^ M "A man from Brooklyn lele- 1-eghorn said. is s ducking duck that is activated 2 said. As students they have learned Mrs. Pn.scilla Torrance l.ar- predicted it "probably will he one Hamilton .lones, receiving clerk * miss)nnarv in'*India" 1^71^ in" honed me and offered to aend a rabee, 22. 194 E. .Middle Tpke.. of the fim Items of business un- for the Mam hesler store, will be | /nte; na"mn«l Missm^^^ A person receiving nnemplov- by a charge of dn ire that lasts to form oplniona. make decisions, f heck and settle the bill.' 1 aaid Ml 3.1155 and recognize rit^t from wrong, graduated from the Univeraitv of rtertaken''''at «Siinday mornings the chef for the parly. ,Inc. ment compensation may also re- three hours. The decoy imitates a no, It's not a question of money. 'celve additional benefits of $4 per she concluded. Connecticut at the recent com­ business session. " feeding duck in a life-like manner. Us.a question of principle" m encem ent exei'i ises. .She received Delegates from the VFW's 193 Entotloiial Control Learned if the Hoopers felt the bill was her bachelor of arts degree in edn- VFW posts, meanwhile, hai'l a The young graduates sbout to Beat The Heat In Our too high, he said, "they should latlo n . busy schedule of activities ahesd face a different world from that have gone to the grievance hoard While at the Itniveiaily she was of them beginning with the tradi­ they've known up to this itme, of the County Medical Society. lionored with selection to Who's tional memorial exercises at 8 p.ni. heaud equally line words from What they did instead was go io Who in American Colleges and tonight, conducted by past nation­ Janice M. Am. sialutatorlan. _ t j -r. . Herald PrtStoii by Pinto the newspapers" Their faces show the future has arrived Donald Beerworth receives Nettleton award Boys’ SHORTS Special ITnivei silie.s. al chaplain, the Rev. I-.eonard T. Miss Am reminded the gradu­ Kris said he did, not volunteer Mrs. Lairatiee was piesident of Goode'of New Haven. tel ates of the friendliness they had hia services, but wlis called in by Kappa Kappa Gamma soiority Other encampment' highlights I learned In high school, how they Prize for first and In ths>4>eriof dii-eclors of the ConnectictU reception snd the presentation of ! temperaments and to control their a a a s G ift some projection into the. future cycle she and her husband were Bayview Hospital, said "there'a no , Daily Campus, aludeni newspaper, swards Saturday morning, the big own emotlona . Richard Dimock, clasa president, may be made from the re.search. riding blew a tire and overturned question of any bill from us. .klie also seived a.s an associate em am|)menl pai ade Ihroiigli ■ "High School education... presented the class gift of a 8200 Spurning Some Industries on the Wilbur Cross Highway, Her •Stiriz .said iic fell the do< tin 's editor on the piihlii a I mn. downtown Bridgepoit Saliirdav - develops within the students the check for slafce props to Principal , WOMAN FATALLY HURT husband. Jerry, 37. suffered a BOXER TOPS $1.95— NOW bill was justified, ".lust becau.se I Other |)ositiorta held by Mia. afteinoon. beginning al*l:.3U. the ability to know and to understand' D resser. U nion, Ju n e 21 uPi Mrs. don't want to get paid doesn't I.airabee were: Secretary to the •encampment dinner-dartre Salur- others,” she said. broken arm. Hospital authoritiea Diplomas were conferred gn the Manchester's General Managensarcompanying highwayt should Eleanor Kookoolis. 31, of 41 Hal- described his condition as gooiz mean the doctor shouldn't. " he sd- Student .Senate, secre'aiy of the ' day night, adoption of reaolutions CharleH'A. Warreh Jr. and Joan Senior students by Winfred A. Richard Martin told the weekly soon put Maiichealer in a better ded. He also said he didn't think Cniled Sliidenls Organization and I Sunday morning and election of of- A. Reutter, Ihird and fourth In Kloter, member of the Board of meeling'of Kiwanis yesterday noon ' selling position. ------^ - 1 • the Hoopeis were "very apprecia­ (haiinian of the Senate Insurance I ftcers Sunday afternoon. their dasa, respectively, pointed Education. He was • assisted by that he foresaw the day in the near : With the change foreseen in the tive." Plan committee. Among the gue.sts scheduled to up the value of developing study Raymond E. Ramsdell, superinten­ future when Manchester's problem - near future for this area, Martin Vi ELASTIC TOPS .. $2.50— ^OW The Con.sti u rtio n I'om pany head -Mis. i.arialiee wa.« g rad u ated speak at Satiirrlay's dinnei ate habits, constructive thinking and dent of schools. would not be the seeking of new I advocated that the town consider said Woodson arrived on the si ene fipni Mancliester High .Si hool ITS Senators PTe.«cotl .S Bush SPECIAL Forget the price... understanding of people, all The Invocation and Benediction -industry, but rather the restriction favorably the concept of regional late in the rescue operation and witli the cla.s.s of rp.5.'t, 'She plans I R-Gi eenwich I snd William A. i learned in high school. were— deliveredj-,; j ....by the Rev. _Paul . J.. ijj undesirable industry. zoning which was recently disobeyed orders by entering the to teach in the local school system Pnrtell iR-West Hartfmdi both of | The graduating class, the 83nd Bowman, pastor, of Union Congre­ In his talk on local problems broached at a conference of Capital ICE PLANT OPEN shaft to get the bov. beginning next spring. whom will be attending their first PRICE It's a trifle! to leave Rockville High Schoof, gational Church. IVY WALKING SHORTS $2.95 Martin cited the proposed reloca- »''** citizens called by the Govsr-. He said other volunfeers more was aeated on the stage through­ The High School Band offered lion of Rt. 6. and the new highway no''- have everything to gain —NOW out the exercises, which were held familiar with the situation had Just look at several selections under' the direc­ complex which will develop from mid nothing to lose by joining In WEEKDAYS - 8 A.M. to 8 P.M. been selected to go in. Woodson in Sykes Auditorium. tion of Samuel Goldfarb. the conatiTjctlon of new bridges regional planning, " he said, Awards Presented could have imperiled the whole As the neat rows of white across the Connecticut River. Mar- .Martin ended his talk with a operalion. he charged. To Perpetuate Awards totaling 81,068 in value capped-and-gowned girls and blue- SUNDAYS-8 A.M. to 1 P.M. Ideal for camp. Large-selection of colors. Solid or fancy. this lovely tin stated that it is expected that P>«« t'hat the businessmen in Washable, ripper fly. front, sanforized. -No immediate comment from were , presented to outstanding capped-and-gowned boys filed out a connecting highway to the Glas-j Kiwanis give full cooperation to W oodson .wa.s avail.sble. m em bm of the atiident bod.v. by of the audlttMlum, various intona­ tonbury-Wethcrsfield bridge will ihe study of the town’a develop- CRUSHED ICE A Cherished Principal Allen L. Dresaef. Of the tions of ‘'free as birds',' and "wa- Join the Wilbur Cross Highway at '«ent during the past 12 years. The Ollier Woes HOUSE’S BOYS' and STUDENTS’ SHOP In addition to the medical bill, , I 22 awards presented, four of them hoo."’ were heard. A reception for about the same spot near [.jiurel study, authorized by the Board of BLOCK ICE Memory Dress Went to MisTXibine the graduates was held in the Lak-e w here the proposed new Rt. Directors at their meeting Tues­ the Hoopers say they have other ICE CUBES financial woc.s. tiKi. Mrs. H ooper Saturday She received the Florence Whit- school gymnasium with refresli- « will leave Rt. 1.1. The town, he day night, will attempt to deter­ FREE PARKING IN REAR OF STORE riioo.ep 'vi.sely the momimenl lack Memorial 'Award for highest menta served by the school home- said, owns coniiderable properly in mine what has happened since the said these ini luded: ' 4-year standing; William Osier making. department. the neighborhood of this highway last full scale study of the town. T tieir new ly-sodded lawTi ' and that will .stand forever in Woven satin stripS J Award for excellence In Biological Junction which may be made avail­ garden w ^e wiei ked by the crowds silent tribute to your loved ONLY! plaid 2 pocket.*, f'on- Science; Rotary Club Award for able to industry. L. T. WOOD CO. and equipment on the rescue ai ene: ones. excellence in English; and the .Sitnnias Riii«sxc Development Commission. their in.surance rates have been trasting satin hand­ new Rentschler Mathematics Prise O U lipiC 1 D are$> i he said, is now in the process of RANGE 51 BISSELL STREET—PHONE MI .1-1129 raised because so-many, sightseers CEHOUSEsSON come around; and they haven't yet kerchief. Rises 2 to for four years of excellence In hiring procfessional help to sell this Bissell Street Run.s East Off Main Street Wp have niir own designing ».M i m rei'oi'ered financially horn the loss 20 in blue and pink. mathematics. Iiiimunity lo Polio town's advantages in competition tUEL OIL At Stale Theater Buildinj; aervice to build a monument The Florence tVhitlock Memor­ with the advantages of other loca­ of wages in the aftermath of tlie WE GIVE GREEN STAMP3 ordeal JUibT FOR VOI al no extra ial A'ward also went *■<> Janice Am, (OonUnued from Page One) tions. The new bridges and their GASOLINE enai. \5'e do all cutting in as did the Klwanis Club*acholar- mir own shop, from the ahip award. KSCAPKK HI N'rKI) rough atone to the flniahed tendency of polio virus particles f'heshiie. .lune 21 ./T. Bruce Cuddly Cotton m em orial . . . .A.VD \5 K Other awards ware won by the to crawl up a strip of moist filter Cluney. 'l7. skinned over a wail AT following; E. Stevens Henry Mem- paper and on the ability of im -; FOR RENT BANTLY OIL E M PLOT TH»; MOST u la.st night and e.scaped froni the eirial Award for excellence in mime blood lenim to block that I 8 and 16 mm.. Moi1e Projectors .SKILLFUL MEN .WAH- I • I'll' \ \ \ , IM Cheshire Beformatori. l^st Feb­ ABLK. Bcholarahip during the past year. migration. ' | —sound or silent, also 85 mm. ruary he started serving a two to Judith Hallcher of the Junior Here la how the test worke: i slide projectors. : 'I 'I \ l\ - I III I I ORIARTY BROTHERS •fne year term for aggravated as­ Cover-Up Class, Jack Plotkin, sophomore, and A 5-lnch-stri' of paper is • ONLY WELDON DRUG CO. TEL Mlfclitll 9-459S sault .'tiate'Police started a hunt Oihrrg may try to co/ty our gkillful Betsy Light, freshman. r larked off into 12, spaces and ERCURY for him. ^ and bioodhound.s were The CSiarlea Ellsworth Nettlelon dipped into a solution corffalning 901 Main St. Tel. 5 0 8-5821 a 5 5 brought out in hopes of picking u|i uork. . , . . hut it is Merer duplicated award to Donald Beerworth. In polio virue. The blood serum to be . * ROCKVILLE TR 5-3271 the trail. memory of a member of the 1924 tested la placed on spaces 3 and 4. $0.99 class. If the child is immune, the ANCHESTER RogulaHy $4.99 The Rensselaer Polytechnic In- serum will completely block the The MANCHESTER atltute ■ Medal for excellence in migration of the virus particles ITCHELL 3-5135 acience and mathemaUcs to beyond epacee 4 and 5. ICE CUBES Charles Warren. But if the child la susceptible. MEMORIAL COMPANY Our bulky knit while cotton cardigan is the The Harvard Prize Book for high U» virus particles will continue to ORANGE HALL BY T H E BAG IxM'locl C(i\ei'-up on coo! .summer evening.s, acholarthip and character to R6b- climb lo the top of the paper A, AIMFTTI, Proprietor the [verfect compliment for your.ta.sual out­ ert PagAifi. MILLER S PHARMACY! Dr. Hodes and -his colleagues HARRISON .STREKT—TKL. Ml 9-5807 fit.* aiul lovely caiulle-lijrht cotton.*. Our Thd Rotary club Awardz, for ex­ suggested their method may be g. 199 GREE.V Iin. $C99 cellence In induatrial arts, to Earl "valuable screening' test" for dis- OPPOSITE EAST CEMEtERY cuddly c6ver-up featui'e* .sh^fl sleeves, ribbed K lo ter; an d fo r excellence Iri com ­ tinguiahijig those children In whoni cfillai' and cuff* in crisp carnation whit^. It'.s mercial subjects, to Barbara Cald­ the usual Salk polio shots have not BINGO completely shrink-resistant t(K). In sizes me­ -t' w e ll. worked. EVERY SATURDAY NICHT 1955 1954 dium. large. TIiS Vltolt Bagdanovich Me­ "It is clear that three injections 1954 morial AwardJpr excellence in for­ of Salk vaccine do not immunize M GAMES— S SPECIALS— 1 SWEEPSTAKE eign languages, to John Van Ou- all children to polio." the re­ PLYMOUTH OLDSMOBIliE denhbve. ' searchers said. They indicated the 7:4S PAI. LINCOLN 2*^5 ■ '-js . : I ‘v ■ ■ \ v; ■■ .(.' , ■ , n The C arl' Abrahamson MeiiiOFi^ new paper-strip tear could replace Make the home improvements you ‘ 4Q" ' Award, In memory of a member of present methods ivhich are slow, BELVEDERE SUPER 88 4-DOOR CAPRI COUPE -J '''’.j o j - _ the Clasa of 1945, to Norbert Millix. complex and require the use of large amounts of blood The Girls’ Club Award, for ex­ Beautiful white over palamlno need. . . with the "Trust Co.'s" help! cellence In leadership and initia­ Immaculate jfunmetaK gray tive. to Patricia PUska. buff. Four-way power. Sold Most Cross by S4trp 4-Door. .Wrap-around wind­ color. Hydramatic, radio, heat­ Here is a The. Philip M. Howe Memorial and serviced here. Many ac- shield, radio, heater, etc. ,A er, etc. ilust taken in on a 1967 Award, • for, excellence in history, W ashington—Of the record 569,- cTessories and extras. You'must to Ursula Lynch^ good gas saver . . . ancf it’s Mercury Dream Car. We’ll 000 passports Issued or renewed only ■ see this one. Prestige- driving The Echange Club Scholarship, during 1956. those traveling by move it right out for only BOUFFANT to William Schaefer. ship were issued 53 8 per cent Com­ at a price you can Afford. The Rockville Public Health pared with 35.5 per cent to thgse Nursing Assn. Scholarship for s traveling by air. The remaining •nursing education, to Nancy Cal­ That really stands out! 10.7 per cent were issued to ap­ $ ■ u : houn. plicants who..either did not spec­ $ The Northeast School PTA ify their means of travel or used /S*' J Scholarship, to Roderick Auclsir. aome method other ..than ahlp or 1195 T h • RGntBchler' MAthematiee air. 1695 The Secret! tm It’s in the NYLON ’51 CHEVROLET ’53BUIGK THESE MUST DO! MAKE US AN OFFER R??3 210 4-door. Two-tone bluo TAFFETA and. white. E.vcellent rondi- Super 4-door Riviera. Dyna- tion. Radio, heater, qtr. Re­ floiv, ‘ radio, heater, two- 1952 OLDSMOBILE SUPER 88 4^DOOR duced for' wWkend sale. tone blue. . 1951 FORD TUDOR Underneath WEEKEND SALE » . 1951 M ^C U R Y FORDOR^ 1950 OLDSMOBILE FORDOR ’55 FORD ’53D0B6E 1952 PONTIAC TUDOR CiiBtoin 8 2-door. A ttractive $r.99 a n n u I l I ; , $ 1 .0 0 two-tone color, Fordbmatic, Coronet 4-door sedan. Radio, 1953 FORD FORDOR - radio, heater, other extras. . beater, automatio trahaaiia- 1949 PONTIAC. Sit down with one of our loan officers and make your plans One owner. ver.v well cared sion. iPLANTS for. Just traded tor a 1957 for better living. You can do it comfortably with our low Dream Car '.Mercury. Many^ Others - Come In Tonighi ’53 FORD hank rates and terms that suit your budget, ' ’53 OLDSMOBILE Malnliner ‘‘8’* two-doer. Ra­ Will Be'nosed Holiday Super' 88 Hardtop. dio. heater, etc. Sharp and ’55 UNCOLN OONVERTiBLE Air-Conditioned . Two-tone green and white, ahow)-. Thily Ian exeellent Saturdays During JAMAICA SHORTS radio, heater, -Hydramatic. A value. Luxury driving at low cost. Color, buff. Leather July and August For Your Comfort hr (Aagnir of Ronton . real buy! interior, fully powered, window, seat, brakes. Rg- -■ We have the air conditioning unit BEST V .4 .0 0 SUITED to .vour own needs. / \ dio, heater, automatic transmission.' . and up ■ $ 3 for ^1 ’54 STUDEBAKER ’53 FORD 3.99 Mode to SoN for $5.95 Nemker FDIC EVERGREENS and SHRUBS Air conditioning for home.s, office,*!, store.s Conunlander Hardtop. Two- Country Squire Station wag- REMEMBER: TIm PEOPLE from wliem you buy t rY -'i. and shop.s. Rlememberl WE SERVICE WHAT tone gray and bine. Radio, oa. Radio;' heater, ete. CWert T t ^ E • AT REASONABLE PRICES WE SELLI.Call us today! 'heater. A real gas aaver! Tao. Uro os impertant bs tbf CAR you buy!

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has passad. the measura with PAGX SEVEN - IRmirl?PBlrr handsome two thirds volt. ^ , A Thought for Today Droodles /•r )Imc f—d . »• • rMUmA#r kfd Bm k^ f Sti^ninQ ^rralh , Why has President Eisenhower 1 Skywa^h Schedule SpMaared by tba tUMcReater'' Area Einploymcnt By ROUER PRICE CMWoil * f C R fiebaa Anardfed Dc|n**ie Wood lo Accept ruBLumikC Bv rHJb been able to score such a amash*j. Hogan-Britton Wedding r m I akSI t o m . C.BB1ULD PRIKTIKa CO. INC. iiiR, . hand.aome victory, so aoon' Still on Upswing ' “ tl Bu»€ll 8tr»»l Hatarday June St Grade School Days Finished; New Organ Post r LUNCHEON SPECIALS KM^uttr, >mn a^ter so many dire predictidhs that Midnight r 2 g.m. ----- . . . . Volontoera Needed W h a t la Prayer? EVERY DAY AT ' rauiuS^ r. rifiRGi/BoN thanks to his timidity of . leader* 2 a.m; - i a.m...... Volunteera Needed Prayer la faith .laying hold on A continuation in the upward \ ; WALTER R. rERGUSON God’s promltes. ' Barclay F. Wood, formerly or- Publlalifra shvp. the foreign aid fund-- was 4 a.m. - 6 a.m. . . . ’...... Volunteers Needed *> . Gaiety Reigns at Class Party trend in non-agrlcultural employ­ m i 6 a.nj.,- 8 a.m. ..,-. Pra.rer is hope realising lU frul- j ganist of Concordia Lutheran and founded OetoRcr l. lost? One small part of the an-' ...... '. Roger Winter, Jim BAtreit ment in the* Hartford Ijibor Storet 8 a.m. - 10 a.m^ ;...... Roger Winter, Jim BAirett ticM ip anticipation. I Second Congregational Churches In ruDuaneuPubUoBtd , a^eeryEver; &t« imA Gxcrp< swer is that he did exert himself. | Prayer ii love teming into ttie Bolton, June 21 (Special) — A Market Area haa been noted i'n a ■ludAyaI AddAna BotidallotidAjri. Entered at the • ^ Ift a.m. - Noon • • • • ...... Mary Eltien Jeffriea, Barbara ■Benjamin and Mrs. Theodore, W. report by" the Stete Emploj’ment ; Manchester, has resigned his post Poat OOica— at“ ■ MonebeMer Ma Conn.. a« and persuasively. • But the big : Lemire holy intimacy of .communion. n CSTAURANT cla*f night party at the Elemen- Chandler Jr. ______jW Matter. Service. »s organist and choirmaster of l e e ^ Claaa Mall i part of the answer is that the dis-, Noon - i p.ip- ...... Ronald Rickert . _ ' n ii the child Uking hold of the Hulhng and sHcin^. the berries BOBBCRIPTION RATES hand of its Father for strength a n d COCKTAIL LOUNOK tary School laat night marked the The state Emplo.vmenl Service’s Christ Church In Waltham, Mass.. PAyahjA in Adraace _____ I aster never really threatened. i 2 p.m. - 4 p.m...... Ronald 'Rickart • last tjccaaion on which the 46 will be done by Mrs. Church, Mrs. June report reveals that employ­ GENERAL 4 p.m. - 6 p.m. . . . . , and guidance. ", • Charles F. -Suninei'. Mr*. Fred to accept an appointment to a sim­ One Toar ...... fll.ao^ When all the •economy" achieved ; ...... Thomas Hickey ro iit«« H A and S, bolton, comb.. ttL M lte k M ment among non-manufacturing 6 p.m. - 8 p.m. .. . . ' PVayer la waakneas 'leaning on graduatea will assemble ai a unit. \6arn«ok, Mias Patricia Clark, ilar position at All Saint* Church, j ...... Cucy Burke, Carol Handerson OPJIIN TUESDAT thru KATURDAT 4:00 P.M. to IHW A.M. non-agrlcultural Industries in­ *^his session of Congress is added i 8 p.m. - 10 p.m...... Lucy Burke omnipotence. Their school days from now on Mrs. William Clark and Mrs. Worcester, the large.sl Episcopal T V SE R V IC E SUNDAYS; 12:00 NOON to 0:00 VM. (Olaoed Moad*y) creases from 215,310 m mid April ^ e JBooth ...... l.»i up, it will be found to total a reality 10 p.m. - Midnight Prayer is the pilgrim's s U ff by Robert Qlenney. church in the, diocese of Western ! . . t ---- ,.. Le^a F. Waldron BANQUET PAClLltlES AVAILABLE will be aa member* of a much to 216,430 In mid May. na.Ts M AC A OMI which he is helped, along his larger group. Miss Susan Johnaon will be in j Mas.sachiisetts. , Nights m A sDD Ptaa Porto Btagle d m ...... -18 of additional spending. This so- Skj'watch Poat located on top of Manchester Police Station. EDDY "Velvet Tonrh” REED A t the Piano Nightly The report reveals that this In­ homeward way. charge of arranging the. dining At -All SaiiUs, where he recently ■ —. MEMBER oy called "battle of the budget" has Volunteers may register a- Civil Defense HeadquarterE Municipal' Emphasis at claa* night, how­ crease Occurred mainly In building tel. mi s-s4n Buildinj’,. on Monday. Wedneaday. or Friday from 1-6 p.m. Prayer Is the heart's tryaUng time ever, was on gaiety. The voung- room and flower arrangements I played the last in the 1966-1957 j THE ASSOCIATED PRESS been' one of the great fake battles with God., , * snd construction as continued Tho' AModatad Preaa la exduaieely •Two M o t N o f on Bqiieaking aters gathered at 7 p.m. ‘in the will be done by Mrs, E., Pierce good weather made possible mat'e ! series of eight recitals on the fa- aatUlfd to the uae of republicaunn of of all timef It has monopolised Tenns’ Prayer la the thirsty soul'i ery Ciril Defense room to hear the Herrick. Biscuits will be made by outdoor activity. i moils organ ( Included In the cur, • eiall aava dtaoatchca credited to it. or adequate and nothing la being "pressure group". 4Ve are only for the Living Water. ■f ivot otberwiae credited tn thia paper the headlines, with its story of If vou have i high opinion of cla.s* will and prophecy. Mrs. August Mildner assisted by I rent series was Pywre Coehereau, I this Di oodle it show.s -that you are, dbne about our .school needs. The interested in the education and Pra>pped sharply. Men '• dlapatcbea herein are alao reaerx-ed to .Mice'ic i"„B Cat. I doiib't If you're the Recreational Building has be­ child if entitled to the beat poaai- perfection. professional choir of men and boys. TH E OFFICE OF Wall Wlthia Any Modest Budgat? Brondolo and John Pellerin The roster of waitresses includes worlt-tbtaled 1.400, a drop umph for him. and most of it has Walt Disney and naturally you come a permanent thing. ble facilities available for a goid Prs.ver la the bcbath of heaven presented the class will. The I He will slso sarve as m-ganlst'of 1 ** Ptfii aamea client of N. E A. Sere- Mias Ella Sumner. Mias Jeanette April, while women lee. Inc, -• ' been nohsense. couldn’t be a Cat. Cals drfn't read Interested citizens, should in­ basic eleifientary education. The breathing through the Hfe of MAKE IT COME TRUE AT the Worcester Art Museum, and In DR. JACOB A. SEG AL spect these rooms and see the in­ prophecy was read bv Susan Mc­ Sumner, Suasjn Johnaon. Beverly work declined bv 100 to Publiabera Repreacntatlvei: The newspapers or appreclste Droodles Bqard of Education has acknbwl- man. Dermott and Kirk Belcher. that capacity will play one in the • • Joliua MaUitws Special Agency — Nc« We don't ngive Congress any justice being done' to our .6th and Balch, Unds Olmsted, Phyllis Con­ .. the current level or I.IQO. so I assume that you're (hi. If so a d ^ that our school is not ade­ Prayer is inspiration climbing the A 3-piece muaical ensemble led Rolmrt \V. Vice i serle.s of organ recital's there dur-i ’ • VorE Chicago. Detroit and Bosiooi credit for any real economy intent, 6th grade children. The health ATLANTIC APARTMENTS verse, Dena McDonough and Mar­ Employment in manufacturing M A IN ST. *; M ^ B E R AUDIT BUREAU OF you should be commended because quate. The people of Manchester, ladder of promise to lay 'hold by Tony O'Brlght provided music ing the coming season. CIRCUUATIO.VS and we don't give the President' and sanitation problems at the' garet Roberts. ' ^ remainM fairly ron.stant. . with these days not many people like especially those In the Washington on divine realities. for dancing from 8 until 10:30 p.m. Robert W. Vice,, son of Mr. "Rec " rooms should hare been ON SCENIC BLOCK ISLAND Mrs. Johnson, who is general plants producing service machin­ ...... - ---- and During the coming year, he will !! The HcraM Printing Company, Inc., any credit for a surprise victory,: M'ce. The only person 1 kno.v who SchoolXarea. are invited to attend P ra yer. ia the believer's out- The Civil Defense room was deco­ Mrs. I-oren Vice. RFD No. .3. Ijikr continue his duties as Head of the I questioned long before this. Our l-and of golden beaches and rugged beauty. chairman, will serve as hostess. ery sdding employes, and aircraft tsntmet no Hnanulal reiponslbility for when it tum.s out that Congress' is fond of Mice is Gregor Mitropo- the Dirdytora meeting on July 16. stetched hand and upward vi­ rated for the event in class colors i St., was awarded a bachelor of Organ Department at Eastern WILL BE CLOSED ypbgrapmcal errora appearing In ad- lons. the friendly Exlenntr.stor in teachers merit a Vote of thanks 1967 at '.Uie Municipal Hall—to sion seeking all the fulness of The Ideal vacation spot for swimming. Ashing, Raby Named and fabricated metals dropping s ents and other reading matter votes the fields It was always go­ sailing—or Just plain relaxing. Stay a week of lavender and white, bright bal­ few. science degree in business sdmin-' Nazarene College in Quinev Mass 'ancbesler Evening Herald. my neighborhood. I've open seen for teaching 'under these condi­ hear how dur town and school offi- God- loons snd a huge cardboard mes­ Mr. and Mrs. Warren Potter of FROM ing to \-ote anyway. tions. or a month and enjoy your favorite sports. The report reveals that more ' " " " " ' ‘"'''‘ '" '“n' exer-;and Ss part-time inslructtir of m-I Jiiin Iste at night, tip-toeing cials handle’ this situation - how Prayer la tha- divine want by sage spelling out "Be.sl Wishes." Hebron-Rd. have named their in­ rise.s at the University of Coimecti-; gan ai Conservalorv. while he does fant son. Steven Charles. The baby than half the current joh openings /»I14 Iiinoi jQ * ____ ...... , There was a defeat, and there Ihioiigh people's bacW-yards and Repairs and replacements need­ they explain the four .vea7~g«IAy - which -qre transmute I l f e'"s ONE WEEK—$60 TWO WEEKS—$110 The party, a Parent-Teach­ I graduatet- . study in Boston. JULY to AUGUST 8 '.ossing pieces of cheese In’ o their and the eight seta of arehllac- Each apartment will accommodate an average family. -was bnrn#MQn.(Ja.v at Manchestei 2 .still is a defeat, on the ia.sue of for­ ed in our school are being by­ trials, temptatii^ ,and drudg­ er Assn, (P T A I gift to the! Memorial «ttspiliii.-The couple have leml "lJlll^d";.^” ‘ '' ^ N«v> ^-eteian, he graduated open ba.sement windows When V passed because of this promised — tiiral plans. eries into the gold of charac- Block Island's only resort catering exrlusively to graduates, was planned for about Thursday—1 p. eign aid. It was a defeat which family vacations. The majority ^r^Uie job, for SK 'MBS .AT 80 For Friday—1 p m. tried to compliment him on his snd much delayed—project. The Sincerely yoiiri, tar. 110 guests including the Grade 7 two other cbildreh. David, who Is — For Saturday—1 p i took place e\>en before Congress kind-hesrtednes^-^e got mad and W'alter Av Fredrickson Pra.var la tha open door by which 2 ', -years old and Beverly, I 'j - women are in clerical, sales snd " ‘ ______June 21 ,ypi Board of Directors feel that it class at the ach()ol. Alao on the I iprvice rlRupiflcatlonj. r | Mi.ns Georgia Stafford Stone. 80, Classified deadline __ got the item. . It Was a defeat told me to mind my own business would be more efficient to coor­ the Individual, or 4fee church Telephone HAROLD J. DWYER guest list were PTA president Mrs. years old. ^ y . of puhlioatloa aseepi snd keep mv trsp shut I will If Jie Rag Onllertinn Reminder ' jaiT backed by unlimited power to jlived alone in her win* which took place when the Presi­ dinate the repair and renovation may. pass from weakness to Louis C. Dimock Jr, and Mr. ■lax 1 he nror>erfv in the f*nmmi4- i hoii.^e for the past 20 will. program. We are still w a llin g - 120,000 Vinit'Japan atrength and from .strurrle to Ml 3-S321 UNTILJUNE 23 -*qy Scout Troop 73 will begin a tax the property in the commu­ dent himself approved a budget re­ 1. „^_a___ "" Dimock; Grade 8 teacher, Mrs. nity. yeara on the income from a tniat WINDOW SHADES Friday, June 21 after four years—for the architec­ aver lasting victory. AFTER .H'NF. 28 W RITE HAROLD J. DWYER. Evel.vn Hallpran; PTA vice pres­ rag collection throughout town to­ quest which divided foreign aid Tok.vo— Soma 120,000 tourists Governor Veloe.s If that power is limited, the fund, waa found dead yesterday. tural plans to be approved. Dur­ —Tha Chiriptian Evangelist. A-n-ANTIC APTS., P. O. BOX. BLOCK ISLA.VD, R. I. ident. Mrs. William Auison; Prin­ morrow at 9 a.m. They hope to WASHARLE n^o a thing four-fifths military visited Japan in 1966 aqd spent complete the collection before bonds "ill be harder lo sell, and Neighbors said she had rarely left ing the next school year aesaion. cipal and Mrs, Richard B. Mather th* tiouse in the 20 years. , Tragedy Re-Told an^pnly one-fifth economic. Four our teachers ■ will be teaching more than 162.000.000. THat was noon. Farm Tax [{elief in cnn.aequence. the commiinittes INTERSTATE Open Forum and members of the Board -of! i\ i"ir have In pay a higher interest A United NatSona rommijttee of out of fiv’e foreign aid dollars are larger, as well a> combined, a 20 per cent increase in visitors Eriuratton Anyone who will not be horfie AQUA SHADES classes. over 1966, but wishes to The\' wei e assisted by mothers of Scouts. Phme Full Line of Custom tors' meeting on June 18. 19.17 Salute B-ilton "No one.*’ said the Governor. REV. Mcti.AY DIES organised pattern, the tragfe atory or economic aid. technical aaslsl- was misquoted in your paper on I appreciate .vou publishing this let- ice is arranging 2-month ataya In PI<*-UP and DELrYERT the graduates who i'ncluded Mrs. MRS. WAI/rKR L. HOG'AN JR. I ter to correct the misquotation ^Metiibera of the staff of WNBC- "would benefit from this set ...... -Stamford, June 21 (>Pi The Rev. LOAM VENETIAN RLINDS the world lived day by day last fall tance. and promotion of. a b a «r for Wednesday, June 19th. I Norway thia summer for 50 youths But Here's The Answer George K. Taylor II, Mrs. Robert jand to clarify the Washington i from the United Statn. Soma 70 L. Richardson, Mrs. William AllU jlW were in town yesleiday 'morn­ J - c . - -'-.inot even th* taxpayers whom the Culbert .McGav, 82. of Philadel- aa the peopla of Hungary grabbed peace tn the life of nations Is still -My reniHiks concerned the two School ''project'' to your readers. ing lo prepare a set of pictures for Sl. Budget s ( huich was the - by an organdy bonnet. She carried ; aeems to help." phia rector of St lohn's Enisconal $ 1 0 *0 0 Per Lead iinde.sirable rooms at the "Rec" I Norwegian high school students are Bruce's son and Mrs. Theodore C a d ^ - ' getting the short short end of the , \ The parents of the children at a salute to this town during the MiTs'y h li M "Rru'ion f ' ‘ Pi"** «'»'“ » '‘Oses fre said the bill if it became law. ' Church in New Milford until V» DELIVERED a for freedom and then lost it sgath as the West Side Recreational I now In the United States on 1-year Ma n c h e s t e r — MU s -n e s Camp Kuqil Plerlgo''"^ E. : JOHNSON J 'to Russian tanks. 1 stick. The cheers over the sue- j 1 Washington School art not a ;A.F,8. international scholarships. we»k of June 30. The progiam fea­ M ami’ Frlwa ,)^F RiiUn?/ . ^'oiHd -Anake it harder for com- , retirement in 1916, died vester- Rhone MI 9-6474 Building Iscalled I did nOt use the The Executive Bo^raT of the ture ia one of several salutes to j There was no organised plan for | cess of the foreign aid appropria- ; Congiegalional ClmVch has voted F <1* a n ^iv ^ a . ^ .* '** * - maikel municipal : dav. He was visiting a daiighler- James A. McCarthy PAINT CO. term "wreck" in reference to Connecticut towns given in station 402 E. Center ht.. »nd Dr. Walter d.iills wore waltz-length gowns of | bonds. One of- , the main selling I in-law, Mrs. John McGay, of Old a.gift of J40() .HI 2500 toward the »_ the Hungarian revolution. It oc-i tion In the .Senate c'ould well be ^ ■yN'sshington School. Our school breaks a half-dozen times during L. Hogan . r . son of Dr. and Mrs. I white chiffon, with aqua chiffon ' points of such -bohd* is that they 1 Greenwhirh. 723 Main St., Tel. MI 9-4501 purred spontaneouily, as an oh-1 niiltfd by regret that our policy Is. custodians have done an excellent pnrchaae camp in Sharon by the day for a full-week. The ma­ W alter L. Hogan, 68 Rumford bt.. ciimmeroiinds and scoop necklines Job keeping our s< hrail clean and the CpBfiecUcut Conference of West Hartford. with aqua trim. They wore halos ------^ Vioua result of events in Poland. ! still one of billions for arms, mil- terial Is often used on the station's neat - with little e'Xpense to the Congregational Christian Church­ The double ring rei emony was of pink and while carnations and I where partial revolullon against) lions for the more positive in- program "Corinerticut Industry on town and in spite of its antiquated es. "The camp, formerly Camp Parade "t performed, by the Rev. Dennis R, earned star-shaped cascades of diract Ruaaian ■ overlordship had gredients of peace, Easton, is being purchased for facilities. Tlie parents in the Wash­ Events Tomorrow Hussey during a nuptial High the same flowers. been oucoefaful. When the stu- ington Sphool - aiea have been summer youth conferences, re­ Mas^s at II s.im Mrs^ Arlyne Mrs Britton selected for he. waiting patiently for a period of treats for laymen and ministers, A public supper. feattiring dantg of Hungairy moved for aome A w « y Garrily . played the trnd.lxonal bn- daughter a wedding a mauve chif- The One Who Got four years for promised renovs- and year-round planning sessions. stiawberry shortcake for dessert, gimllAT freedom In Hungary, thev ■ dal music and was solpi..l. Pink ^p^ath dress, wilh back panel tions snd additional rooms. The decision' lo purchase the will be served by tile Woman's and white gladioli and palms com- drape, and a corsage of white car-! Society for Christian Service at had the immediate sympathy and " * ‘ he In I9.%3 the crowded snd in­ camp culminates a 10-year search posed the decoration.*. nation*. The bridegroom * mother Robert Hall breaks the United Methodist Church tomor­ I foUowlng of people from every I «" - summer flowers and ferns to approach the Board of Directors visory Board this week voted to Monchesiter Evening Hemid Russian tank crew, were friendly Bolton correspondent. Doris M. Ansaldi Rd Manchester. John E. y„,. wedding trip the br.de i through .Mr. Richard Martin on establish a missionary and steward-, Hogam brother of the bridegroom, . rhose a navv blue suit, navv and 1 to the revolutionisU, and paraded hours. the matter of an architect. Your ship committee this fall. It was, D.Itaha. telephone Mitchell S-664S. w V ),.^ F "Jf-";, White acceasoriea and whiti rose ' with them, with Hungarian colors- "'* * ''h “ ' , paper published these facts on al.so voted to appoint a hospitality Waller E. Britton, brother of tl'c corsage. A graduate of Mancheslfr ! -Nov. 17, 19.13. draped on Ota tanka, into a central *^h*‘ ‘ he nation s top corre- ' couple each week to assist the pas­ bride; Dr. James J,J. Sabia,Sabi a FaH-9atk High school., ,__ V class. of . ___ 19.5.3. the.. . tor in greeting worshipers after aquare in Budapest. Then some-' - ‘’"''•‘ •‘nl* <^‘ught up to this fact, Dimng the pa.st four years, the Extended Forecast River, Mass.. GeraldUD'Reiliy, Mon­ bride was graduated from St. Fran- ' selected architect has drawn eight services. This plan will be initiated. treal. Canada, and Jack Maloney body, probably the Hungarian Se-1 •"'* invepfig.ting it. In September. cis Hospital SchoOf of Nursing, | sets of plans to try to satisfy the of Newington. Hartford, and has been employed ' GENUINE Connecticut Temperature* dur­ cret ^oUce, aUrted shooting from ' ‘ h»t the Presi- School Board, the School Building Drying" Howers Explained 'The bride s gown of imported j m Manchester Memorial Hospital the roof tops, and the possibility ‘‘ 'h t had not only Itcooped them., Committee and the Board of Di­ Dried flowers will he the subject ing the next five days, Saturday through Wednesday, are expected Italian silk taffeta was styled ; The bridegroom graduated from that tha revolution could be , had alw. scooped Jim Hageny. J rectors. Meanwhile our children of a meeting at Union Congrega­ along princess lines. The aialloped, Canterbury Academy Milford have been transported all over tional Cliurch In Rockville Wednes­ to average 3 to 6 degrees aboyg peaceful one waa deatro-ed. i *“ * lU g e r iy ! normal. Normal mean tampera-' sweetheart neckline of the bodice Ho.lv Cro.s’a College and Univeraitv town, bur claaaroom.s are still in­ day at * p.m., Rudy Favretli, Ex­ was studded with seed {.earls and of Vermont Medical School He in- In tte first phases of the fight- tension Garden Specialist of the ture at Har tford during thia period ably with the President himself. is 71 ranging from /* high of 83 seqiiina. The full skirt with chapel I terned at St. Francis Hospital and Ing, the ftussians were worsted. I'niversity of Connecticut, will be tram was trimmed wilh appliques-; will begin hi* residency at New guest speaker. to a low of 59. Warmer Saturday •omatimea because their own men Then- he came back with the mo­ of Alendf lace. Her veil of im- | York Eye and Ear Infirmary Jilly 55% DACRON* and Sunday, cooler Monday and u mentous news. The President had Information to he gained will in­ portM llliisioji was held in place 1. Joined the. Hungarian cause, or rr- Tuesday becoming warmer again indeed been fishing, for two hours. clude tips on the selection of fuaeid to fight it. Then, as the grnssea, weeds and seed pods dur-j Wednesday. Precipitation during Ruaslain raaolved that thlngd had Presumably, he had caught aqnie Ing the summer months, how to' the period will on the average ‘‘‘ w icte ^ total between one tenth snd four gone too fSTi the Russians used, trout. diw them and sise in winter bou­ Id thia fish story, the one who quet and decorative arrangements.,; tenths of an inch occurring as trickery and deception to stage the acatlered thundershowers Sunday. got away waa the President him­ The meeting, sponsored bv Tol­ •avaga counter-blow which finajly LIFE land County Extension Service, is 45% WORSTED defeated the revolution. They self. open ttvall interested persons. , Excellent Try were pretending to negoiute the Taking Reaervattons ; •Mrs. Thomas .’ohnson and Mrs. i Product 1 Month withdrawal of their troops from The Pacff-For The Season,, ; Morris, June 21 t/P) A 61-year- Charles C. Church are taking! Hungary At the moment fresh old Waterbury man was convicted ! The adveifl of su/nmer, becom­ reservations for the strawbern- I of drunken driving last nighf after groups, of tanks were heading to­ ing official toward noon today, EMRLBSMHANliBeMT dessert to be served by the L f dies ' a State Trooper explained that he ward BudapeaU The RqaMans con­ catches us wondering If we haven't Benevolent 'Sqpiety at the Congre- j stopped the man after he drove quered again by force alone, and WMmmomBMAimiam gational Chfirrh parish root i through an intersection. already had-it. > u m m L S‘743i Wednesday from 6 lo 8 p.m. it la by force alone, in the opinion I He said the man protested La.st year, we remember, there Strawberry shortcake and coffee | o f the United Nations committea, vigorously that the traffic light waa one good hot spell in-June, ami j will be lerved. ; at the intersection wasn't red that they now auatatn the pijppet then, through all July and all o ff Berries, for the affair ‘" ’ill be | when he went through it, but the Kadar govyrriment. Ipte desire' August, none of that good, hum­ picked at the Aldo Peace farm that ' protest didn't help much. * for fiaedtm, the eommiitee finds, day by Mr. and -Mrs. A. J. Ttoberls. There wasn't any traffic Jight i ming. Intense relentless hear which Mrs. Robert Spencer, Miss Dor a ; at the Intersection. I has becBi ln«ea*ed. not lessened, is the soul of a summer. by tha tragiedy of last fall. It la . This.June, too, we have aircad.v a Ue, ths" onfimittee Judges, when done a bit of burning, and our emo­ Jt___ Russian leaderii now proclaim that tions are mixed a-s we consider the ' the Kadar gorernment reflects the poaaibUity that that might be all. political senUments' of the Hun­ We would, in a showdown, pre­ Yes, v*cc. f our paJu . garian people. fer some more real summer, a Utd ! The committee did not have It tie later on. With locusts sounding ! irt We'll work magic wlthlnjls province to discuss some the heat for us, with more and rud­ ^ r e M g .-*' o f the factors which increased the dier floW-ers catching the sun, and' Brand ^ i depU of the, tragedy. It was not with our own' minds .acclimated | CMS wltlun its prorihee for it to wish, and phlloeopbical upder the heat. | with slipcoyers or as: some of us did at the nme. that as can be when the beat arrives on ! ‘ tha Hungarians would know how proper schedule, snd does not am­ Btttrermilk to atop about where the Polish peo­ bush a week in what should still I reuoholstering- ple stopped. ^ It’was not within the be spring. ^ • eommittqei'a prosrtnce to discuss, the But whatever, the summer, the tragic fact that, ^hen Russia thing to do with It Is to slow It Complete alterations included •truck to raestablish its position in 2 down and njake it last as long as at magical prices! Hungary, two of the leatfing mem- possible. It is a .season for walk­ bora of the United Nations were ing a little more slowly, uple.sa it is it engaged in a military attaclr upon Your old pieces become new . . , like magic . . . toward a tall drink or a deep pool, mam idea (or i rlnaiog a m Uo, (or -r-nnis^ OMldoaf Now-jii.tt when you need them m ost- Egypt, which mebnt that the for thinking slowly in’ the aim. for I ' MS.. (or mmmy lyojacto Uist add baau^ sad pnroey w'hen you have them slipoovered or your komc. Patty-O-Panals onau. a pisaaiiig patosog sf Robert Hall sla.thes prices on these genuine West had blood on Its own hands treating all tasks aa if there a-as. at the moment it should have been reupholstered by Watkins. Low prices are .▼ertical slat* iolsrwoTsa ^ with a . korisontel otwp. Groovad all of Ume for them, for times of rails hold tihs dsts is positioa and sturdy sad posts fenn ttss dacron‘ -worsted tropicals lo a new low! These free to exert- ful\ moral pressure complete arrest of all thought and combined with decoraj^r-assistance aqiritbt*. Each pazMl w about 4' high ai^ .8' brag. Poekogsd are the same 5-5? dacron *-45% worsted blendj against Russia; inotion. for deliberata seeking of fai comport bundlsa, Patty-O-Panoia am oaoiiy smsmbisd . . . But ouch coipplicating factors, and decorator-selected fabrica! •mm ba.staiaad, paiatad, or giyou a Bsturai tnWi. For eoaapisto youve se-en in suits selling for twice'this mo'mcnts in which life and. time •riracy, install 8’ Pat4y-0-Panal ecrsseise oeetiema— merely deepened a tragejly.which seem lo atand still as "though for (ireat way to cbol off! doMbla poasis, mmm abor* tha rthsr, to prsrtds a ligto fcae*. unheard-of price. The same fabulous, icy-cool 9cm rrtd primarily because th* an eon or two, while the se'nses cut Buttermilk with fabric that -laughs at the heat and refuses to toTC^ o f one nation. Russia., was out a piece of eternity and-insert present on the son of another na- It into the paltry pace of days. all the old-time snap 4 FT. by t FT. SECTION $ wrinkle. Trust Robert Hall low-overhead to put tion, Hungary, holding that nation - - REUPHOLSTERINC - lietter than -717 in your pocket everytime in poUUcalvalavery., That la the and tang. Try it! condition wdilch still haa to be end- ■UtMT, you buy one] Light, medium and in-between •d. for the honor of, the free world, , Sofas 99-50 Ghairs 49-m shades. Re^ilars, shorts, longs. But hurry, for ths rights bf" the Hungarian i. e people, and for tha good o f Ruaaia WATKINS- Ranch Ladders you may never see them again at this never-hefefV Itself. Tha day will come. Ib- 7 "iour .sofa and chairs will be completely re- HlrsM rfcegnii* yoor CMS cord when price because this is strictly while they last! avUably. But whatever moral you ihow H ot your doctor's -oIRco. It's o ; built from the inside out! Webbing will be U FT. IXfENSION prsasura.and diplomatic maneuver WEST . - SLIPCOVERS - , *A DwFgut FelyeeNr ^ comfortoM* fooling to soo whot a job It deo? can do m hasten it must be a dom­ tightened or replaced, springs re-tied, new inant part of Western policy, until pHRiral in oUminoting^''rod tapo*. Comfortably Air-Conditfonod ItlsdaiMt.'a,-.*:' s ■ ■ fining added. Tailoring is typical of,-fine OcoiewL J.'West, Direelot * 7" atkins Quality. Choose from Early Ameri­ Chairs 29-95 142 East Ceater St. ^ fm tshm inm ilMt food iirilfil ■licil ean Aid Bill Wins MltcbelJ 9-719S can prints and textures. Flounces extra; j If your pieces are in good condition, slipcovers will giv# them u n been baaing, their NMiw IT vrHi: CMS f.l. IM 1H, Hnr R 1 ■tialBW (be loss of JBMnhfower a new, fresh summery look. They will be custom-cut in your Oongraba o*( ^ a - Mancheeler’iT’a OldiKkt home .7 . then piloted in the work.room complet'C with self with Pineal 1______pact* t ^ t hia foiatgn aid bill would t FaciUtid* welts, zippers'.and flounces if you wish. When completed NtGMT TILL 9 they, will be installed on your pieces, ready to uset Choose i u NORTH MAIN STREET i TEL. MI W|*M) -froml Early Artiericah prints and texturfig. Our decorating service will g^dly suggest correlating draperies and adviae Open Daily 7 A.M. I P-Mi. "Including CgemMitS| if you desire. Wedfibeday ^^ftcrpewtiw and SatnHsy CnHl Nmni M it IT m («hlttnl(»T lUTI ,8(»K4l MCKII ' (RO U TE 5 and 15) BERLIN TURNPIKE ROUTE 72 OVERPi It'- ■» . , '•& ' s iyV.fc| Sf • I- . - - • -■•- .L. ■ , ■„ . ■at ¥ ■ •>,- . ' •..• '■ ■" r. J— -- . ^ /: ■

^1. 1 I: m 3 V' 7 PAGE EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENll^G HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. FRIDAY. JUNE 21. 1967 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER’ CONN. FRIDAY. JUNE 21, 1957 PAGB N M wno—1080 Hebron Rockville . ing at Rockvills City Hospital JOHN F. .1 Attacker Wanted after a long lUneas; Gomulka Wins «riNtO—IMd Daily Radio WHAT—«io MockaliS'Blanchard Wedding Born In South Windsor, Aug. 11, IBF5555553R Libraricms Back In State Gives Up 1876, she was the daughter of WOGC—ItM EMteni DayUsiit TIi m IVI*OP—1410 /Self PICK-UP Dump Truck iMnds on Side; Francis and Elisabeth McVeigh. She leaves one sister, Mrs. Point on Rights TIERNEY From Conference Colchester,, June 21 (/P) — State .Gharles A. McCarthy of this city, • Tho foUowinK program actaod'1-T*' Folice said today that one o f ' two Cilses of Sddji at WHAY—Dodcers vs. Cards Hebron, June 31 (Special)— Mias 12 Larsi Batilas Driver^ Passenger Not Hurt one brother Frederick H. Stough­ FUNERAL HOME 'ulea ar« Mpplied oy th« radio WTIC—Monitor men wanted for a brutal attack on ton, Bristol, a niece. Miss Helen E. Of Soviet Bloc WDRC—Russ Nauahton Marjorie H. Martin and Mra. "D IS C O U N T PRICES manafamenta' and are aubject to WPOP—K-Kansas vs Boston Massena, N.-Y., man about, a .50 McCarthy of this city, and a neph­ riN M T MODERN FAOIUinES . chance without notice. lira Ddniel G. Horton, librarians ot the Rockville, June-21 (Special) — ew, Frederick F. McCarthy, Fair (OoBtinued from Page One) WHAY—Dodgers vs Cards month ago has given himself up in Tax Incl. Douglas Library, attended this at Our Bottling Plant A dump truck loaded with aand Lawn, N. J. " OPF-^TREKT PARKING WTIC—Cavalcade of Sports Omaha, Neb. turned oVerxm Its aide about 10:10 Award Winner *’ WHAY—Make W«y for Music WDRC—Russ Naughton nPlus DepoBit Funeral services will be held and diunteract dogmatic at well week the annual meeting of the gUIBT RBMDKNTIAL NEIOHRORIIOOD WlAAJ—Kacort lUnM WPOP—Kansas vs Boston Hollis Hendrick, 35, Russell, N. a.m. today on E. Main St, : WKNB—P. M. latia- Connecticut Library . Aasn. held at Monday at 9:15 a. m. at the Burke as revisionist disfigurations." Y.', was found tied to a tree in a, Neither the driver, Thaddeus S. Funeral Home, with a requiem 219 WR^T CKNTER *T. Unat West ef Mekee RL) WTIC—Ru*» Mlllrr WTIC—Dodgers,vs Cards LakeviUe. - ‘ .65 Delivered Wojnar, 47, of 61 Franklin St., or 'Western experts viewed this as W D R C-C al Kolby. WDRC—:Russ NaugMon Flower Show Slated partly-wooded section ot North MANCHESTER Mass at 10 a.m. at St. Bernard's WFOP—Wasworka WPOP—Kansas vs Boston Windham May 23. He told police Tax Inel, -a 9-yoar-old. passenger, Ronald Church. Burial will be in St. advocating a policy of flexibility la.ae- Residents are reminded that the n KOalowskl, Brook Rd., were hurt. *'wHAY-.Make Way lor Music WHAY—Dodgers vs. Cards annual flower show, sponsored by two longshoremen he picked up Plus Deposit Bernard's Cemetery, that would at the same time not WCCl —Reouro Rcrua W'HAY—Night Wlatch the, Women's Fellowship ot- the He­ at a tavern in New York went'^to BOTTLING CO. Wojnar directed traffic,around the Friends may call at the funeral lead to distortions in basic (Com­ WKNB—P. M. WTIC—Cavalcade of Bporta Connecticut with him, then robbed truck u'htil police arrived. WT^O—Ross Minor WDRC—Russ Naughton bron Congregational Church, will it it if home tomorrow from' 7 to 9 p.m. munist principles. WDKC—Cal Kolb# him, tied him .to the tree, slugged 10 HENDERSON RD. Accordin'g to police, Wojnar ap­ and Sunday from 2 to 5 and 7 to WPOP—Waxworks WPOP—Hound Dog take place tomorrow in the church la:M- " i>. rooms. Hours are from 1:30 to 5 him in the head with stones, antf plied his brakes on the curve in 9 p. m. The statement was published In WHAY—Dodgers vs Cards Small Bottles *‘ wHAY—Betty Kunball p.m. Anyone remembering the drove off in his car. He was treat­ front of 126 E. Main St. when the Neues Deutschland, the East Ger­ WCCC—Record Revue WTIC—Cavalcade of Bporti Case of 24 South Off i MIRRORS WDRC—Russ Nsughton show of last year will want to get ed at a hospital for head wounds. '■-V car ahead of him did the same. '\>rnon and Talcottvilla nows man party newspaper, after Go­ W K N B -P . M. WPOP--Hound Dog Center St. A second vehicle in front had WTIC—Ross Miller ii:aa- in on this one. There will be a Police said Charles McNally, Items are handled through the mulka and his top ranking delega­ WURU—Record Stiup plant sale and a silver tea, but ad­ SO, of Massena, la on his way to .20 stopped to make a left hand turn Herald's Roekvillr Biirenu, 7 W. WPOP—Waxworks WHAY—Night Watch AUTO GLASS WTIC—News mission is free. All sorts of flowers Connecticut to face a charge of Tax Inti. into a driveway, • police said. - Mnin SL, telephone T R nan o n t tion left for Warsaw last night by 4:4^ WDRC—News will be exhibited, but none on the n North Off . Explaining the escape from 5-SlSA: ' train. WriAY—Betty Kimball WPOP—Hound Dog robbery with violence. At Omaha, Plus Deposit WCCC—Record Revue u:ia— conservation list will bd allowed. Police Lt. Edward Clinchard said West Center St. Juries, Wojnar .said, "She (the Polish sources, said the "inde­ _ ^RNITURETOPS WKNB—P. M. pendence" clause was inserted on WTIC—Boss Miller WHAY—Night Watch School Closed McNally walked into the office truck) had a heavy .load and WDRC—Record Sftop WTIC—Bports—Weather The Hebron'Elementary school and surrendered, saying he was .35 Delivered turned over ea.sy." Gomulka's insistence. The Polish |Show4r Stall Doors ■ • GlotoTub Eocloiansl WPOP—Waxworks WDRC—Russ Naughton - Andover. leader turned down Ulbricht'a pro­ WPOP—Hound Dog closed Wednesday to be reopened wanted for child abandonment in Tax Incl. Tel. Ml 3-7922 The truck, owned by John T. WHAY—Record Roden ii:aa- next fall. Teachers returned yester? Wells, Maine. n Schwarz, operator of a coal, oil. posal that more attention be given WCCC—Record Review vyjAY—Night Symphony Plus Deposit to the leadership of Russia in the wTiC—Starlight Serenade day and today to wind up their Maine officials advised he was and trucking business at 12 Nye W K N R ^ . M. St.,' was damaged to the extent "Socialist camp." ' WTIC—News WDRC—Rues Naughton work in the curriculum workshop. wanted in Connecticut, and CHinch- M’Gratli Wins WDRC—News WPOP-Hound Dog The graduating class this year ard said McNally signed papers of 3100, police e.sUmated. The Ulbrlvht's modification^ ^f his J. A: WHITE GLASS CO. II :U — WPOP—Bob and was the last to complete^the course agreeing to return to Connecticut. windshield was broken and the left Stalinist position wa.s viewed bY OPEN DAII-Y 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. •:14— WHAY—Night Symphony INCLUDING SATURDAY WHAY-Record Rodeo WTIC—Starlight Serenaoa at the elemental^ school. Both next iltde of the truck dented. It was ^TtifSlar Game western experts as an indication he WCCC—Record Review WDRO-NIght Owl year's 8th and Tthrradea will go in operating condition after being is under pressure to come to a "co­ 131 BISSELL ST. WKNB—P. M. on into the new R e g n a l District 8 Pilot’s Body Found righted by a wrecker, but was existence" accord with Gomulka. Ml 9-7322 w n c —Ross Miller u.'iiiici rh.iiij Andover, June 21 ( (Special)—The WDRC—Cal Kolb; High School, if, as cottfldently ex­ towed away because of leaking oil Klizabelh Ann Bock Both Ulbrivht and Gomulka appar-., WPOP—Bob and Ribicoff Sees End pected. the school Is ready^to open Independence, Calif., June 21 (tP) and gasoline. winning streak of the local team in •ntly have been urged by Moscow by that time. There is still Asgood —A Marine pilot found in the Hockanuni Engine No. 2 was Elizabeth Ann Bock, of Loehr the Eastern Connecticut ‘a D Star \ to end their open bickering which WHAY—Bwlnf Kasy called immediately after the ac­ WCCC—Record Revlsw Of Minor Courts deal of work to be done. The change wreckage of a World War II fight-' Rd,, Rockville, has been chosen by league continued last night as the | ha.s embarrassed the whole Soviet' WKNB—Bky Patrol will mean that only six grades with er plane high in desolate mountains cident and stood by in case fire Campbell Council, Knights of Co­ bloc. WTIC—Rosa Miller be left in the elementary school. overlooking Death Valley has been broke out. locals defeated Coventry 10 to 1 at I WDRC—Cai Kolby lumbus scholar.ship committee, as Their joint declzration said: W e o re very sorry WPOP—Bob and Ray Hartford, June 21 (JP>. — Gov. This will relieve class room pres­ identified as Herbert Lee Libby, Patrolman Emilio Pellegrini in- the winner of ilg annual scholar­ elementary school field. Donald 1 "All speculation that seeks to sow Abraham Ribicoff * predicted last sure, and the Kindergarten, which 24, Westbrook, 0>nn, veatigaled. assisted by Patrolman ship award to .Holy Trinity High McGrath was the winning pitcher. •' seeds of distrust between our two WHAT—Swing ICasy night that within the next two WCCC—Record Review had to find quarters elsewhere, can .A sheriff's office spokesman said Edward Pieseik. No arrest was School In Hartford. parties, our two states, ahd the years^ Connecticut's m^nor court Billy Sk(x)g caught. Leading hitters Hut due to a printing error in our price listing oR WKNB-Sky Patrol move back into the school. Kinder­ tonight Libby's body will be sent made. Elizabeth, daughter oT Mr. and for the home team were Tommy workers of Poland and the German w n c —Boss stUler system wilt be eliminated. garten sessions were held in the to a sister, Mrs. Richard Ellis. Bids on f'lirtdng .\skrd Mr.s. John Edward Bock, won the Schora, who drove in two runs with WDRC—Masters OoH He spoke at a dinner for Atty. And Over WeGo DelnoCT'attc Republic, have no Cott’s Beverages the price is listetf as 2, 32 oz. WPOP—Weatber and News. Congregational Church rooms. Westbrook, upon receiving permis­ The Cit.v of Rockville is asking DAR award for citizenship. She a double in the fifth, and Tony Fal- Joseph Longo of Norwich, who will Church services Sunday will be; chance of auccesa." 4:14.^ sion from the U.S. Navy. for biis on construction of ntr.v also won a fire prevention es.say cetta, whose double in the sixth John T.. Schwartz directs righting of hit dmop truck after It The statement praised the Rlis- l>olties 45c plus deposit, which should have been WHAY—Neww . ^ become a' common pledk' epurt St. Peter's Episcopal. 10 am. Cl rbing at DaileyTbrcle, the sub­ rolled over on ita side this molmlng on E. Main St., spilling aand WCCC— evening Oood Musle The Grumman fighter was found prize in competition with other scored one run. ■ian Communist party, but also WKNB—SporU judge' next month."' ■' Early communion St 8 a.m. with on a 7,000 feet peak in the Pana- ject of a 3100.000 law .suit during School students. In a vain attempt to stop the rolled over on ita side this morning on E. Main St., Rockville, Longo was a Democratic ma­ mopnlfig prayer and sermon by the emphasized the world contribution WTIC—News mlnt Mountains June 12 by a pros­ the past winter. i A graduate of this year's cla.ss locals, Seibert who caught the first spilling sand across the road and walk. The driver, Thaddeus of the Chlne.se Communist party, Coil’s Beverages WDRC—News; Weatber jority leader of the Senate in the Rev. Douglas F. Pimm. He an­ Work consists of removing ' S. Wojnar, 47. of 61 Franklin St, and a 9-year-old pn.saenger, WPOP—Newa pector. The pilot's skeleton, found at Saint Bernard In Rockville three innings for Coventry, was which on some ideological ques­ 19S5 State Legislature. nounces that there will be two' amid the wreckage, was identified about 3,000 linear feet of pre.sent wheie she was clasg secretary. sent in to relieve Turcotte on the Ronald Koslowskl. Brook Rd., were not injured. (Photo by Ribicoff has long favored court Bible teaching missions, July 15 rubble edging stones and construc­ Jack.soni. tions ha.s deviated from the Mos­ *’WHAY—Sports BpoUlgbl ^ ^ through a wallet, still intact. Among her many activities Elir mound in the fourth, with Beleke- cow line. WCCC—Oood BranlMi Oood Mosla reform which would abolish the to 19, and August 19 to 23, at The plane crashed in the HU of ting the same amount of granite zabeth handles a paper route and wich replacing him as catcher. WKNB—Kvenlng Serenade minor courts, replacing them with Lasell House In IVhitinavllle, MRS. ROMAN J. MOCJKALIS 32 oz. bottles WTIC—Swirts 1945, Sheriff Merill Howard said. or concrete curbing. Each propos- takes an active pari in a 4-H club. The local team will meet I.«ban- ent republic as a dynasty, there W m O —Weatber and Zalaaaa district dr circuit courts presided Mass. Any adults or teen-agers 10 Million in Loan Units 2 a’ must be accompanied by a certi­ on In its next two games, with the Ladies Aid Plaiis are, in all. 25 dynasties. “They go Wt o P—tAwrence Walk over by full-time judges. Interested in attending are asked Of interest locally is netys ofVof both britjfesand bridegroom, the PLUS DEPOSIT 49' fied check or bid bond covering at first game played here at the back almost 5,000 yeaia. «!* The Republican Legislature suc­ to apeak to the rector. the marriage of Miss Barbara grandmother ofx the bridegroom RUSCO... least 10 per cent of the amount will play the Manchester Junior elementary school field at 6. p.m. Madison.' Wis.— Credit unions WHAY^^renade _ ^ ^ . Anne Blanchard, daughter of Mr. Dessert Festival SCO—Good evening Oood Moslo cessfully opposed such proposals The HebTon Congregational and relatives and 'fnend.s attended SPECIAL THE ACKNOWLEDGED bid. Legion, with game time set at June 28. The following game will lie operated by Roman Catholic par­ WKNB—Sky Patrol in the last session. Church service will be at 10 a.m; and Mrs. Frank J. Blanchard. 237 from West Hartford>^^trdN. i n d s o r LEADER . . . AGAINST WHICH ALL OTHER The projeft will be paid for out 6:15 p.m. at I^ebanon on July 1. '(Guides' Never Wrong ishes now total 1.021, according The Connecticut Fair Trade Retail Price WTIC—himil Cote _ Center St., and A.3.C. Arthur Ray­ Locks, Nonvich, Ansomv and this 1 WDRC—Music a la Carts The Rev. Sumner W. Johnson. In of a 310.250 sum held in escrow Rockville players are asked to The I-adies Aid Society of the Jo the Credit Union National As- mond Mockalis, son ot Mr: and town. STORM WINDOWS ARE COMPARED NOW report to the field al 5 p.m. Diggers Dig In WPOP—Mel Alien terim pastor, will officiate here, by the Society for Savings, and Carlson's Diggers took a Little Emanuel Lutheran Church will Offenb'a< h-on-Main, Germany— ; gociation, Madison. The majority and also at the Gilead Church, at Mrs. Roman Mockalts, 63 Fairfield Since their return from a'Ayed- PAINT INVITES YOU TO MAKE THE COMPARISON VFIV County Picnic Guides" that never make a mis- of them, 677, are in the United ' WHAY—Serenade . Deaths Last Night S t, which took place recently in will be turned over to the city. League game fi-om the fire Depai t- sponsor s Strawberry Dessert to WCCC—flood bivsnlng Oood Musle 11:15 a.m. ding trip to New Orleans, tlrq YOURSELF. The lawsuit was Instituted by The annual VF'W County picnic take explain exhibits to visitors Statea. 304 are in Canada, and the Chapel at Keesler Air Force CQuple have been occupying a cot­ ment Fireballs last night at be held in Luther hall between 6 Offenbach-on-Main's Leather ■ WKNB—Sky Patrol _ , Cancer Drive! ConUniies 3 the developer, Rockville Acres, will he held July 14 at noon, at Wright's Field by the narrow mar­ the remainder are in Alaska and WTIC—Three Stai Ibttra By THE A8flOCI.\TED PRIWS Mrs. Albert W. Hllding is still Ba.se. Biloxi, Miss. The Rev. tage at 133 Camp Site, Biloxi. IN EVERY PRICE RANGE. Choose from: RUSCO Ain- Connecticut Packing Grove, Col­ and 8 on Tuesday' for their mem­ Museum. A system, unique in the Caribbean area. Protestant WDRC^Uownll Thomas Thomas E. Hopping performed the bas.sador, RUSCO Premier. RUSCO Regal and RUSCO Inc., when the city refused to gin of 8 to 7. Tommy Bonneau WPOP—Meet the Artist Mount C s r m e I, 111.—Wallace working on the local cancer drive Both are graduates of Manchester K Gallon accept the street because of the lage Grove Rd., Bloomfield. bers and friends. German, permits a museum at- j groups in North America oper- j double-ring ceremony at a nuptial High School. The bride attended ; CMstom. Come in . . . or telephone. pitched the. first three innings for GRAND UNION Warmoth, , 64, pitcher for the as its chairman. She said yester All Colors curbing installation. The city's The deadline for tickets has the diggers before being relieved Bolton strawberries will be tendant to learn which room a | ale 268 credit unions. The total' WHAY—.Taxs Alley. ' , Washington Senators baseball day that the drive wa.a still open Mass. Traditional bridal music Hartford Secretarial School and.j InteHqr and Exterior been announced as July 7. .sevred on home made ahqrtcake guest has entered and to start a I number of credit unions in North WCCC—Good Kvenlng Good Musle was played, and palms and white action was upheld by the Superior by Paul Carter. Tommy Chasse WIW B-iM ualcal Elchoes team during the late 1920s, died ahd that she would inform as to was employed in thg purchasing ! | Court. Lot-al raemtiers may secure tick­ caught. biscuits covered with whipped recoid that gives all the Informa-1 America is mdre"'Ifi'an 2i2',0()0, i FOOD MARKETS WTIC—Dick Burtel Thursday. how it stands as soon as reports gladioli composed the decorations. department of Pratt and Whitney j RUSCO SALES OFFICE ets from the auxiliary president. cream, with coffqe for the growtj- tlon a human guide could offer, *with a membership o f . 10.000.000.; WDRC—Amos 'n Andy Given in marriage by her father, Since no action to correct the Tile niompaon brothers were the .Troy, Ohio —Dr. Jessie Fergu­ from canvassers come In. Aircraft. Before entering the ser-! GARDEIiSALES 149 M ID D^ TURNPIKE WEST—MI 9-3641 Mrs. Marie K I o t e r, or the post Fireball baUerv with Lester pitch- »i)" punch for the kiddies, WPOP-Fulton Lewis Jr. the bride wore a gown of'w hite vice the bridegroom attended the ’ s-tuation wa.s taken by the de­ Ilia— son, 73, retired professor at Amer­ Mliat a Relief! 312 OAKLAND ST. veloper, the bank agreed to turn commander, Joseph Fetko. In rase ing and Peter ratching. | Tickets may be purcJia.sed from I WHAY—Jaxa Alley. „ ^ ^ chiffon. Its fitted bodice with State Technical Institute, H art-, OPEN DAIl V—FRIDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 9 of rain the picnic will be held WCCC—flood Kvenlng Oood Muata ican University, Washington. D. C„ It seemed almost like another Ml 9-9406 over the amount in exchange for Highlights of the game were | '‘ "V L»die» Aid member of from and co-author of a textbook "On shirred front had a scoop neckline ford. A A. A A A A A. July 21. Frank WKNB—Allen Brown world after that electrical storm and short sleeves. The full-length the performance bond being held Boh Horne's homarnn for the Dig- Mrs. Albert Harrison, Mrs. WTIC—Dick, Burtel Effective Study for Colege ^Stu­ of Wednesday. What a relief to Two of Triplets Go Home HaULn. or Mrs. Ernest Kjellson. WDRC—Amos n Andy skirt was bouffant. Her veil ot by the city. ■gers and Drew Gasper's triple scoc- WPOP—E. P. Morgan dents," died Thursday. have that cool fresh air! What a School Rida Opened Soon Marjorie and Martha Thompson, ing two runs for the Fireballs. Half price tickets will be available tJ French illusion was held in place for children under 12 and ticket 1:14— Chicago—Mrs. Avis Gwinn John­ flne sensation to walk on the ce­ by a contour crown studded with John G. Talcott Jr., chairman of two of three daughters born to Mr. ■ Barbecue Blated WHAY—Jaxs Alley ^ . ston, ^ e of Robert M. Johnston, ment roads without feeling you and Mrs. Robert Thompson, Maple A steak barbecue with straw­ sales will clo.sS Sunday evening. Wtyx;—Good Kvenlng Oood Musle. seed pearls. She carried a heart- the high school building commit­ Co-chairmen of the affair are GIVE 0 weather a RECEPTION WKNB—Sky Patrol , assistant news editor of the Chica­ were doing some of those oriental St.. Ellington, May 9, were dis­ berry shoitcake dessert will be H T , C O O L shaped bouquet of lilies of the val­ tee, has announced that bids on the WTIC—News ot World go Tribune, and a former faculty, rites such as walking on live coals! charged from Rockville City Hos­ sponsored by the Women's Guild Mrs. Harrison and Mrs. Hallin. WDRC-:Amos ant A ^y ley and Spires Van Houtel. ' construction of the school will be pital yesterday. Their sister was Mrs. John Hinrichs will have WPOP—G. Heatter member at the University pf Kan­ How the trees did thrash around Mrs. James Finn of Minneapolis, opened Thursday, at 4 p.m. in qf St. Peter's Episcopal Church on sas, Oklahoma .A A M College and and how the u'ind did blow. We discharged earlier (his month. The the rectory lawn and ball field to­ charge of preparing the biscuits. Minn., was matron of honor, and City' Court room. • . girls, on leaving the hospital had Mrs. Fred Lavey, the strawberries, WHAY—Warmup Time _ . the University""6f Oklahoma, died havjen't heard of any trees blown her husband, Capt. James Finn, morrow. Servings will be at 5:30 WCt.xJ—Ooud Kvemng Good Musle Thursday. down though. Probably those However, Talcott, who has work­ each reached a weight of 5',i and 6:30 p.in. The event will bene­ and Mrs. Ellen Carlson and Mrs. WITH COOL, COOL CLOTHES WKNB—Sky Patrol was best man. ed continuously on the project, will pounds. At birth, Marjorie.weighed Gustaf Florin, the coffee. WTIU—One Man's fhmUy Big Sur, Calif.— Dr. Alan Gregg. hurricanes rooted out the weak At the reception which followed fit Phelps Hall, the new pariah WDRC—K. B. Murrow ones. be abroad on vacation -when the three pounds, six ounces, and hall named in honor of I.,ewls 67, retired vice president of the at Friendship House, Gulfport, contract 1s awarded and probably WPOP—Say It With Musle Rockefeller Foundation and a vet­ Communion Service Set Martha weighed three pounds, Phelps of Hebron Rd. , 2.9 Dynasties in China Miss., in addition to the parents when ground is broken, Allen eight ounces. WHAY—Poljia Party eran of 40 years in the fields of There will be a corporate Com­ Schaeffer, co-chairman, will bead WCCC—G World War II and Brazil's delegate developer. and Martha ‘TTlompson, Maple St., Short and SLACKS WHAY—Warmup Tims to the 1945 Organizational (Confer­ was electrocuted yesterday while PERFUMES regular slecva $35.00 WTIC—Monitor bathing on Lake George. Author­ .A more clear-cut agreement on Ellington. , And Up WDRC—Robert Q. Lewis ence of the United Nations in San Fob«rg«8 in'Nprth Troy. 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P A G B T E H MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^.FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 19B7 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD.Im ANCHESTER. CONN. FRIDAY, JUNE 21. 1951. PAGE EUBVpN - ..... III —eixSssis' «Vt ately and that they assumed th«y I, Horses^ Fun would be transferred from .bases in [ TPC Advocates Lease Huge Twister Kills Japan and Okinawa. ! Culombe Ribicoff Names Karp, U.N. Scraps Curbs The modernizatidn prog ram Attraction of being started now applies only to U.S. Forces, the officials said, but : Of Golf Course Land "some modernization of Republic WEEKLY BINGO L abeled Legal Battle. Assured Ten in Fargo, N,D. Lebanon Fair On New Korea Arms of South Korea forces Is being con­ Ths Town Planning Commiaslon sidered under thg military aid pro­ Governor Ribicoff today an­ gram." FRIDAYS-8 P. M. (TTC ) today recommended, lease Meeting Date Changed (Continued from Page One) Lebanon. June 21 (Special) (Contlmied from I’age One) decision calling "o • a buildup of i add not aale of town-owned Globe nounced hia list of minor court The first annual Lebanon Horse M oronic Promoted Rt P&W judgeship appointments, including atomic-capable weapons "involving ASSUMPTION HALL S>llow land to the Manchester The town'a new Parking Au­ aid Munson, identified five of the Engaged Show and Fair will be held on the ment of equipment worn out and only fiir power at this time seemed that of Julea Karp aa judge of the Lebanon Green Sunday, starting Otfuntry Club. . thority wdll meet for the first (Continued from Pnge One) dead aa her three daughters deatroyed after the d'lle of the to fall short of what the Defense i Will ^ O lC l THOMPSON and SOUTH ADAMS StRilTS Manchester Tow-n Court. a t jfl a.m. and running until dark. A longr-term ie^we to the club of time on Thursday instead of on Department planned only a few - J - ~ Atty. Eugene Kelly, who waa Phyllis Louise, 19, Jeanette, 5, and 'The horse show, accredited by armistice. COMFORTABLE SEATING— AMPLE PARKING land bought for watershed pur- Monday as originally planned. name In block letters and mia- nominated as deputy Judge of the weeks ajo. There vas speculation Service at Cainpi poafs .on the east aide of S. Main The time of the meeting has Mary. Beth, 1—-and her two sons,, the Connecticut.Horse Show Assn. "2. You have also introduced apelled it at times. local court in the list of appolnt- combat equipment and weapons of that-the pl'an-to hold off on fur- , — - ■■ I 6t. ilt’as suggested by the Commis­ been changed to Thursday at 4 Darwin, 12, and Bradley, 10. (CHSA), w ill' feature divisions rlshing mis.siles ’ nri rockets to Judgment Impaired menta that failed to win Legisla­ which include the Morgan hor.se. entirely different types and capa­ The congrtgalion of Second: sion. It did not say how long. p.m. at the Municipal Building. tive confirmation, waa not re­ Mrs. 'MUnson, at work away ground. forces In Korea resulted "M y opinion Is that his judgment 3-galted saddle hor.se. equitation bilities from any you had in Korea Congregational Church will travel ^ In a statement prepared for de- named today. from home when she heard radio from diplomatic considerations. Bvery. to s Board • of Dlrectori and road hack divisions as well as at the tlm eof the armistice. 40 rollca by automobile for their j la remarkalAy impaired. Preaumabl.v, hia appointment warnings of the approaching; pet ponies. -13. You have failed to report in­ Surprise on Timing Committee atudying a Country ‘An Individual of this Intelli­ will hinge on the outcome of the The United Slates now is par- Sunday Morning Worship this Club proposal to buy watershed storm, called her house in time to Exhibitors in the show, which troductions of such equipment. gence acts poorly under stress as judgeship eburt contest in which wrill- benefit the Women’s Aux­ '4. You have introduced such ticlpating in disarmament talli^ Sunday, Leaving the church at j land., the Commission said flatly: hear the oldest daughter icream, ' London, and there was surprtte ATTENTION! Obituary to reasoning power even when not Karp who is now deputy judge, " I t ’s hitting." Then the phone went iliary to Windham Community esjuipment at ports of entry other 9:4.5 under police eacorl, the) “Watershed properties should not will be involved. in some Washington q,;artera''that be sold." psychotic. He has an adult's age dead. Memorial Hospital. Willlmantlc, than those specified in the armis­ motorcade will journey to Spring-1 24 Manchester Tow-n Court Judge may acquire points toward CHSA tice agreement." the, decision to buildup military 24 Members of the TPC added, with a Child's mind." Searchers recovered the bodies ower in South Korea came at a field College Camp in Springfield, i ^ v e v e r. that they believe a golf The psychiatrist testified, under Wesley C. Gryk and Jhree other of the five children. Their father awards. The Lebanon Lions Club The U.N. said it had observe MaJia. D e a lli* judges w-ho have not been reap­ Is co-gpon.sor of the all-day affair, the arms ban .scrupulously an 1 e these talks v.-ero under way. , HOUR HOUR Course "to be one of the few desir­ CTToss examination by state's Atty. was absent on an out-of-town Job lut Snyder said Ihcie had been no I , . This , _ will j be/-.u the u fourth year ' able uses for watershed pro­ Albert S. Bill, that Culombe has pointed are expected to precipitate when the storm struck. Mrs. Mun­ Judging the horae show will be still is equipped with tlie s.-ime tyji has h e.I d a State Supreme Court case to test Richard G. McAvoy. Montpelier, of weapons it had at the time th bjection fron^-eCny of the other 15 I BURNER perties." Mrii. Karl Marks an impaired memory and an im­ son was hospitalized for shock Cathedral of the . OIL . the governor'3 power to replace V t„ John M. Kays, of the .Univer- armistice agreement wa-a aigneff: overnments-'whlch fought the war ‘ Mrs. Edith May Marks, w-lfe of paired fund of gener.al information. along with Lpis Ann. Living Trees. The Cathedral has, a ' They r.ecomrricnded that the them. .sily of Connecticut: and ringmas­ "A s a result," Lltzcnberg'a state­ n Korea slongs'do the United SERVICE Karl Marks, IS School St., died Dr. Doherty admitted, however, The other dead were three adulti lone pine tree for a steeple, a DELIVERY town lease to the club both land The list of appointees named to­ ter, Robert Aninger of Indian ment continued, "the fequlpmcnl itate?. this morning at Manchester Memo­ that Culombe ha.s a good memory —two men and a woman. At least ^ crusiform floor of grass and small I now bcmg used for golf course pur­ day comprised the reappointment Orchard, Ma.ss. and weapons of the United Nation; A Defense Department state- poses and land needed for the con- rial Hospital after a long illneas. I for some things, particularly as to three persons, two of them chil­ elms that form a gothic-arched of judges snd deputies in 59 minor The fair will feature s country Command have become obsolete jnent said the Communiats had not ^ruction of new holes 6n the east She w-as born in Manchester I personal affairs. dren, were listed as missing. I roof. courts and the , replacement of store. "What-Not” shop, white and outmoded, and those needine •spoi tcd the introduction of a sin­ WHY ACCEPT ANOTHER Jan. 27. 1879, a daughter of the Two of the adult dead Were iden- j After the morning service the aide of S. Main St. ‘ MdDonough then asked the wit­ eight. elephant sale, books, ponv ride.s. replacement cannot be, repUcec.' gle combat plane into Korea .since In addition to • the long-term late Edgar and Ruth Abbey tified as Don Titgen, 26, and Mrs. congregation will gather for a ness his opinion of Culombe's abil­ ----- Three Otlter Chabgee ^ roving photographers, fortune tel­ from slocks on hand or currently ^the armistice was signed. OIL WHEKMTOU CAN---- Ibase of property on the east side Scranton. She w-s.» a member of Max Kankelwitz, about -56. The | picnic dinner in the pine grove. 9 ity to understand the nature, char­ In addition to the five judges- lers, a fl.sh pond for children and a in pi oduetion." The ilecislon to send modern jet «jf the street, they suggested a 6- the South Methodist Church for other man was tentatively identi- The board of deacons will again acter and consequence of his acts. Edwin L. Davis w-hom the governor did not reap­ children's booth. Refreshment.' Will Restore .Arms Italanee jea r lease df land now used by the many years snd a member of the UtA as Mrs. Kankelwitz' husband,! Anita J. Johnson inrt in. 7 ’'’ he hosts for ice-cold watermelon STILL GET SHELL O IL- 'Very childlike," said Dr. Doherty. point In the list which he sent to will be available. Litzenberg also said it should club for golf course purposes on Willing Workeri Group of the Not. Psychotic, Not Insane also about 56, Mutilation made 1 a de.sscrt. In the afternoon the group , Edwin L, Davis. 22E St. James i the Legislature, „ . . ____,today's .. slate identification difficult. ! Mr. and Mrs. Edwin A. John­ One of tfie main features of the be u'nderstood that;. thus was regardcfl a.s an impo tant | softball, swimming and ' Ihs west aide. WSCS of the church. She w4s also " I f he's not psychotic, he’s not fair will he an exhibit by Walter FROM M & M OIL SERVICE The Country Club has asked a member of the WCTU. St., has been promoted at Pratt ahow-ed Th-ee other changes in Titgen's wife and two adopted i ston, -iSl Porter St., announce the "1, The onl,y-I'urpose of the Unit­ 77'v,, .*'* " ’O '"'!, walking through the woods. : Insane-, is that correct?" Bill Orange, New- Canaan, and Derby Maigs.’ head of the University of be able to react even more swiftly 1 n n | the town to sell some 222 acres Besides her husband, she leaves asked. and Whitney Aircraft'a Connecti­ children, about 8 and 9 years old engagement o f , their daughter. ed Nations Comm-incl action is to GREEN GREEN One of the five judgca w-ho knew Connertirut Art Department.’ one restore, the relative balance of mili­ lo attack than they could w-ith a ir -i------'-----' of property on -the east side of S. tu-o daughters. Mrs. Marian Beer cut Aeronautic Nuclear Engine were listed as missing. Miss Anita Jiiul Johnson, to A r­ i } : K STAMPS STABfP* "That’s correct," said the psy­ in advance he w-ou!d not be reap­ of the country's foremost water tary strength that the armistice craft based in .Japan and Okinawa. Main St. for $100.000,. Payments and Mrs. Gustaf Anderson, both chiatrist. Laboratory i C A N E D in Middle- Leonard Hildebrand. Detroit thur Batson Shorts, son of Mr. pointed -James Psrskalia of En- and Mrs. Arthur M. Shorts. 110 colorists. was inteiidrd to preserve. The United States, abiding under ATTRACTIVE BUDGET PLAN " would start in five years from the of Manchester; a sister, Mrs. Rob­ Bertram P. Ibelle of Elmw-ood. s town. T l'f anouncement w-aa made Lakes, Minn., truck driver, was r Prascriptions Z expiration of the club's J>re,sent ert Warren of Windsor Locks; fleld— has indicated h« would not Con.stance Dr. "2 The United, Nations Com­ the truce term.s, previously ha.« clinical psychologi.sl,' testified'*’ .'’ Bernard A. Sohm-ickrath, gen join with the other four In oppos­ spproachin-g Fargo from the nprth lease on Sept. 30 and would cover three stepdaughters, Mrs. August when he, sighted the twister. Miss Johnson was graduated on Poircr If ires Looted mand crrphasi-'.cs the fa t that the based only FS6 jet fighters and r "FREE FICK-UP about giving Culombe two stand-1 manager for-C A N E L opera- ing the governor's desire to re­ June 14 with the 1957 Class of replarement weapon.--, are being »'ower piston-engined aircraft in 4 a 15-year period. Kissmarin of Manchester, Mrs. ard intelligence tests snd other tion.s. "I stopped my truck and watch­ CHARLES J. MINICUCCL Jr. For the next five years, the club place him. He is to be succeeded Manchester High School. Her fi­ Wheeling W, Va. Copper flcnloyed for defensive purposes Korea. I AND DELIVERY" 4 George Rowe of Flshklll, N. Y „ tests. I Davis has been designated con- by .lohn K. Raissi. ed," Hildebrand said "that aw­ BROOKFIELD RD, BOLTON— MI 8-7605 bi asking for a lease of the prop­ and Mrs. Isaiah Milling of Day- ance is a graduate of the 19.55 thieves in southern We.st Virginia, only. U.,S. Defense official.s said the "I feel Mr. Culombe is of de- i ti'ad admini.strator and also an The appointments made today ful, black cloud came onto the class. "7. The United Nations Com- new combat planes would begin OFFICE: 843 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER— Ml t-T646 erty Where, its golf course is now ton. Ohio; a stepson. Etden E. fTcient Intelligence that may be.st ' ""^'■Ha'nl .secretary of United Atr- erty slowly- about five miles sn - flirting with electrorution, have I ^Arthur Drug Stores j Iqgated on both the east and west Marks of Lynnfleld, Mass.; two are on an interim basis and are been stealing, copper neiitral.s. msnd intend.s a.s it has in the I moving into South Korea mimedi- be cla.ssified in the .middle-grade Corp to be effective July 1. , hour hut steadily. ' pa.at fully to otiser. e the cease-fire | sides of the street. A 20-year lease grandchildren, and tw-o great Davis attended Columbia Univer­ priniarie.s. anti even Iran.sformers moron range. " Ibelle said. Besides Judge Gryk, the judges ".\t first there were jiial clouds from rural power line.s Twice re­ provision of the armistice agree on the 21-acre clubhouse plot on grandchildren. sityly and received his bachelor cif | whom the'governor did not reap- Uie east side of the street, to The funeral will be held at 2 The psychologist said another of dust. Then the base of the cently poles have been choppU ment. It intends also lo ou way to st.ile this was to describe i-ts and law degrees from George point are Hsrrv G. Kaminsky, Kaminsky in funnel began lo flash snd sparkle ' Local Stocks start on Sept. 30, 1962, ia alsi^ib’clock Sunday afternoon at the Washington. He held various pojsi- down and-wire and ihslallations | t \ ‘ ' Culombe as "mildlv defective." Hartford: and Paul W. McMahon a.s it whipped up boards snd - armistice agreei ient . . requested. Watkins-Weat Funeral Home, 142 lions in government service and at taken Once thieves climbed poles I LU C K Y LEAF Ibelle said he informed Culombe and Selig Schw-artr, in Meriden. metal," | Wa.-hinglon sources said Private Club ‘Real .\eeet* E. Center St. Burial will be in one time was .regional coun.sel for - the curve and- Hartford Ga.s Co...... 36 39 Now is the time to look Ozs. 1 sion is scheduled to take up the Bank and Trust Co., w-lth w-hich . Culombe , and , Taborsky are In ,; that a review- will be conducted **'«*'■ right to R i f . their loved ones still riiight be miss­ 12 R«9. IV2 Com . . . . . 2S« banking the road where Camp Meeting Rd. swings to iVieet Porter and Highland Sts. began early So. New England ahead and iirdvide proposal in a closed meeting to­ he w-as affiliated prior to retiring, ninth week of their jury trial b e -; w-ith that; aim. ConfereiKw Probable ing. night. in 1956 and "road under construction" signs are stlU evident. Top photo looks east along the "S" Tel...... 36'3 38', . . . . . attended the eervices. fore Judge .lames C. Shannon for | Po.ssible , relaxation of curbs on Judge Gryk w-ould make no ctim- A t the airport, just north of the yourself with cool, dry Roq. 2Va Con 43c In acting on Barnes' request, the curve. The bottom photo looks w-est. Drivers going In that dlrecUon have a rough time w'hen the Dec. 15 holdup slayings of Ed- Japanese trade with Communist ment on' the governor’s anpoint Manufacturing Companies air against the heat of . Introvjgne 10 Oas. 17c main target zone the Civil Aero­ Arrow, Hart, Heg. N. E. IV2 Con .. . . 2Bc TPC expanded it to include a sur­ they try to keep from sw-inging wide into the eastboiind lane. Work got underw-ay after a serious ward J. Kurpiew-bki. New B-itain China was orfe of the major sub- ments,----- other " than ' to say uiat*P P O in the t . . 46', 49', vey of total land use of the Mrs. William Stewart accident in January* 1956 when a car crashed the rail and landed on the law-n of the w-hite house in nautics Administration said the Asso. Spring .. 35', 38', summer. Our stocks MEXICORN 1,000 gas station operator, and Daniel | lects to be discussed today when legal eonrse taken by the four twister knocked out the instrument Grated Cheese acres on the east and west sides of The funeral of Mrs. William the lower picture. Since then the Town Highway Depa^ln^ent has put up a stronger and longer J. Janow-ski, a customer. Briatol Brasa ...... 10 12 are large and e.specia1- Ki.shi makes his final While House judges-Will be determined bv their landing approach system and the HEP S. .Main St. bought by the town for Stewart. 527 Adams St., wa.s held guard rail and has slowly cut back the high bank to improve visibility. Police Chief Herman O. Culombe was described ss an Collins ...... 110 120 call. counsel, whom they have already airplane radio beacons, as well as ly in bargain priced *1.25 million In 1955. at the W. P. Qulah Funeral Home ■ Schende! said there have been no accidents since the Jsnuary mishap. But the chief said the pos­ imbedle in a psychiatric report Dunham Bush ...... lOS n s at 2 o’clock yesterday afternoon Before seeing President Eisen­ retained. scattering debris on the field. model.o. Call ii.s today 12 Ozs. 2 F n r 3 7 c 2 7 * L 3 9 * BUG BOMBS Diqpersweet Land on the west side was bought sibility of an accident has not' been diminished by any other engineering than the sight line work. read by hia lawyer yesterday after hower. the Jspan“»e leader ar- .. _____ j, Em-Harl ...... 1 . 52 .5.5 0 .1 for park and recreation purposes with the Rev. Percy Smith, a.sso- A conference between Judge Flights were halted pending re­ —MI 0-4537. We serv­ Pay As 00 Per , "1 don't see why they don't flni.sh it, " he said. 'T'lwn Engineer James H, Sheekey has described the the stale completed its. rase, and pairs. Fafnlr Bearing ...... 61 u ranged tef meet with Secretary of ; Karp and .Judge Gryk appears in and land on the east side for water­ ciate minister of the South Metho­ project as one to w-hich w-orkers return from time to time w-hep they are free from more pressing confessions from both admitted as Landera-Frarv Clk. . . . 18 18 ice and install. Little As *2 Week shed purposes. dist Church, officiating. The body W'ork. evidence. |State Dulles in a 2-hoiir session i prospect for the purpose of agree- In tha wake of the devastating N. B. Machine Co. . .. .37 40 Buitoni TREET 31c Await Bt. 6 Decision "'xs taken to Richmond, Maine, for Culombe's lawyer gave a devoted largely to drafting, -a Ing on gome working arrangement wind cam* torrential rain and hall ! North and Judd . , . . 3,3 36 In reporting to Barnes, the Com­ burial in Evergreen Cemefery graphic picture of an imbecile, in ! communique covering the 3-day "pending the outcome of the expect- to hamper ihvniediate rescue' ef­ Ru.sscll Mtg...... 16 18 there. e.xchange of views. I ed court case. Mushroom Sauce Luncheon Meat mission recommended that "a more terms of the man he is defending. forts. ■ I Stanley Works ...... 43 46 ! CHUN KING specific appraisal of the use of Relocation of Sewer Section Tory Regime He quoted ,the report as saying Authoritative sources said that | It is expected that Judge Gryk The tornado strilck the city's j Terry Steam ...... 150 - as s result of the series of talks, j will continue to sit as judge and northwest corner, hitUng finit ! lands west of S. Main St., now- Culombe w-as suggestible ’ and Torringlon ...... 25', 27', NESCAFE the United States would review j Judge Karp as deputy until and about a mile west of 29th Street | 101', Ozs. 2 9 c 12 o z 8 .4 3 c Chow Mein Deal designated as park and recreation, easil.v led. The law-yer is attempt­ U.S. Env'lp com .. . 26 38 • I N areas, can be made after the relo­ On Agenda for 8th District Filh Canadians ing to prove hia client w-ss com­ its mutual security treaty with ' unless the courts rule in favor of North. . ' U.S. Env'lp pfd ... . . 12 14 Ike Seems I pletely dominated by the lantern- Japan, parUcularlv the adipinis- the governor's appointments It then cut a path between 7^1 cation of RL 6 has been establish­ Veeder-Root...... 48', 81'i trative agreement negotiat'ed in Potterton's C O n . ed." jawed Taborsky during a tw-o Karp said today he thought an and 10th Avenues to about 24th -The above quotations are not to EHLER'S ARMOUR'S 2 For ^1. 3 5 "ftldiistrlal or business use of I -.Voters ,of the Eighth School andethe prdject ))-ould be $1,*05, accord- months holdup spree in which, ac­ 1951 while Japaji still was occu- arrangement could be agreed upon St-eet. suddenly veering north and' be cbngtrued as actual marketa. M.ANCHESTKR'S LARGEST RECORD. RADIO. TV j Utilities District will be baked to ing to..the call for the meeting' Cabinet Posts i pled by U S. Forces. under which the rights of both east to smash the territory be­ CORNED BEEF HASH these larids is remote,” the Com-' Calm over cording to police, the pair have AND APPLIANCE STORE. COFFEE I approve relocation of a section of I .Seek Directorships <5 admitted six slayings. ! These sources also said Dulles judges.would be protected. tween 12th and 15th Avenues, to, Chota Peg^^ cocker spanial, has mission said. -• (Continued from Page One) Rt. « is the highway th^ State : trtfhk line sewer w hen they hold !. Running for reelection to the Culombe testitieef that he once-' "bf'vfd interest In a plan of Kishi's Judge Kaminsky, w h o is presid­ 13th Street and then lifted lo blow ] tailed more man 2,000.000 miles 130 CENTER ST. COR. OF CHURCH Highway Department is proposing their annual .meeting Wednesday Board of Directors w-ill be Ed- dove, from a 9-foot bridge Into the | 1^°'’ ' * HB.-Japan-se partnership ing in Hartford Court today, waa Itself out across the Red River in | with his owner, tha rnaster of an 16 Ozs. 3 3 c at the Hollister St. School. w-ard F. Moriartv, w-hose term is **’' 265-seat Commons. The death iu *1 .0 5 to build through the South End of CutBudget water hitting his head on an ' t**'’»l'’ P*nR industrial reaour'ces a.sked If he would insist in slaying Northeast Moorhead. ' ’ 1ocean liner. s m m i The voters w-ill also elect two di- expiring. Running with him w-ill **-'*1 Sunday of Dr, William Blair Manthester. The road would pass underwater rock, merely because I South and Southeast Asia, on the bench on July 1 when Bar- rectors, lay a tkx, and dispose of be Dennis E. Frechette, w-ho is reduced parly strength by one Uie other boys 'c'nimed he was i American capital and | low- ia slated to take over. "Thafa NEW PROCESS north of the towrn'a Globe Hollow (Continoed from Page Ooe) other routine matters. seeking tile directorship being The Liberals, with 105 members, ^ PREM land. afraid to do it He Idid how the ' materials. a technical, legal question that 1 DASH The section of trunk line sewer vacated by Ijiwrenre F. Moonsn, also have the aupport of Liberal- others threw stones at him how he ' raised several other topics [could not answer at this time," he Tlie TPC has already suggested how-er moved *^around the White District officials want to relocate | who is retiring. The Directors Labor member 'WilliBm Benedick- DOG FOOD that 200-of the 339 acres owned bv Hopes state dining room and chat­ was struck on .the head' several ! ‘‘ “ ’’‘ " e * . m eeting with D u l l e s , *“ *fted. Luncheon Meat Niblefs Corn runs through the backyards of four have 3r>-ear terms. S O I i . times in various accidents as a I .v«*erday. The.se included U.S.- , „ Cminsel Unknown the towTi.-on the,west side of S. ted w-lth House members leated at houses over a right of w-ay parallel Other Commons representation: Also ii-p for reelection will be child, and how he finally left the Japanese trade relations, U S. .*0" ' **t>" kod other ques- Main St. should be retained for four.. different tables,. - I to Hartland Si. • . Cooperative Commonwealth Fed­ PEAS the District officers. Leon Thorp, third grade at th , age of 16. FUi'cheaea in Japan (or assistance **00* matters lo be decided by ‘^<<16 Ozs. F'or park M d recreation ’ purposes. It w-as just -a social gathering The line, whifh w-as hiiilt through president; Joseph Voir, clerk; eration 25; Social Credit 19; In­ 12 Ozs. 4 1 c 2 2 9 c McDonough .hen read from programs, continuance of farm counsel that he and the three other * 1* 0 «. A W A .. porth-sbuth street' which at, my table.' Martin said, adding ' an embankment, has been nlmoiit Walter LeClerc. tax collector; and dependent-Conservative 1 : Inde- labor exchange pro,7rams. and ' •'CPoved judges have engaged. He t No. 303 w-ould prortde an. access toward the psychiatric reports, explaining that sev^al of fhe, House mem-1 exposed on the ekst side through Vincent Genovesi, treasurer. perident-Liheral 1., The election in e; port-import bank financing for I‘*®^’*"*** ‘***c*ose< the identity of Wm. PECK LUMBER, INC. Cana * f l C Cana O/C proposed highway and an -east- bers did a bit of "lobbying - in an excavation for home building and Ontario’ s Wellington South was that Culomire'f J.Q. was 51, "plac­ LA CHOY JUNKET T h e voters will be sshed to lay ing him on the borderline of a Japanese developments lawyer. west street w-hlch would .tie in with effort to lure Eisenho.w-er to their I erosion. a ' -miII tax to finance a *72.000 deferred to July l5 because of the 2 2 moron and an imbecile." ! Kishi leaves tomorrow for New ' announced bv the Chew Mein Noodles Bu.sh Hill Rd. are parl'of the sug­ particular states for a summer District officials want to put |he budget-. This taR would be a half death of Liberal candidate Henry Yoj^k. > I governor today showed three 2 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER - Ml 9-5295 CHOC. QUIK FUDGE gestion. vacation line farther back up the embank-1 mill leas than the present rate Hosking. He went - on to say Culombe I changes that were not included in The land on the west of the pro­ Martin said he and Rep. Mc- ment a.s a safety measure. The ef- j In other matters, the voters will -Elected Liberal mambers were coPId neither read nor write, was I the judgefhip nominations, sent to posed north-south street, covering Intire of Maine put in some solid feet of the relo< ation would be to I be asked to approve *600 salaries 1. caucus this afternb^ to plan Unable to cornu without using his I the Assembly last February, No. 303 Can 1 6 c 3 7 c 139 acres, might be sold if the plugs fof- New- England on the give the four affected property]for the treasurer and clerk and a their future course. St. UauretU fingers, couldn’t Udl time or^ recite ‘ W/*ter Use Ban Richard L. - Bpinckerhoff was Commission's suggestions are car­ ground itrt cool there with plenty owners more usable land. Cost of I *500 salary for the preaident -has indicated he will continue at the jUphabet, believed there were • r 'e e named to replace Deputy Judge ried out. Of good trout fishing. ’’ ’ their head, taking over the po.«tt 48 weeks in the year five se'coiida O tlll 111 JtilleCt Bucclarelli in New R&R Introvigne Bread m Before^ reaching the conclusions The fh-esident is still looking of opposition leader In the Com­ in a minute; and 100 minutes in .^.Canaan. charged Mancheater car owner*; an hour. Crumbs 9 Om , A eSC reported to Barnes today, the TPC around (for a vacatiorb sitei and Bodily mons. , . , . . Rttaaell McKiernan was ap- met wrlth the Park .Md Recreation Old New HARDWARE Boned Chicken I think it is barely possible he w-ill Injury Diefenbaker's, first responsi­ Board, representatives of (he State Says Bate Rate go to New- England." Martin said. . lA * .35 bility in his new office is' to at­ Twinkle Town Development Commission.. , He emphasised, how-ever. that T \ T C ? I * 47 IB .3.5 47 tend the Commonwealth Prime Bonn, Rome Ease, OFF Copper Cleaner ' C and heads of the town park, water. ! Eisenhower »o n 't be able to s ell M \ 4 T ^ J’* I 1C 6 Om . 6 9 c M...I d recreation------departmental.^------1 Washington until 49 68 Minister conference starting in Thrall said today. Ro^a an deputv- judge of -the city Black and Decker POWER EQUIPMENT 25% LIST 3A 67 Dmdon Wednesday He leaves by gress adjourns. 89 Chiiia Trade Bars . Thrall naked reaidents of other > court of Derbv * ^ 2C 116 169 air Sunday and is expected to be Present indications are the law- 3 . area.s in the town to u m water , Aside from replacing Judge x i- 58 71 overseas for almost two weeks. conservatively until thg rain mlnaky; the governor renamed the R&R Coventry mahera may not dost up shop be­ Property Old New Frankfurt, Germany. June 21 come, fore Sept. 1. •' Unjustified t.U>- -West Germany, which does ,hree other Hartford Judges. REG. 23.50 NOW Damage ' Rate Rate He said that a ’ i inch down|X)ur CUMMINS DRILLS 17.00 ChiCKEN A LA KING * mor Mostyn Several of the GOP law-makers lA . * 1.5 ( 17 re business Communist th i'rw ^k d id ‘nm ch ^ g'; ThT^ITu";. iJi^j'^ieST j " f «S reported that Eisenhower was in (Contlnped from Page One) IB 15 17 China than any other western na- tion sufficiently to end the East ” -Joseph J. Fauliso, a jorial mood at today's break­ 1C 21 About Town tion, has followed Britain’s lead Autos G>llide; 25 Side ban on the use of water for REG. 59.'00 NOW i * 10 Om . 4 9 c ITALIAN ]1 fast. One-^Rep. Michel of Illinois "The new ra.tei are completely 2A 39 32 and abolished special restrictions irrigation and outside washing be-, M ALL SA^VS- 44.00 ^rem arked that the President w as justified and necessary because 2C .50 61 Maj. Alphonse Obuchowski, aon pn trade with Peiping. Italy did tween 4 p.m. and # p.m. 'A ^ c I 1 Lb. PkR. "light of heart enough to appreci­ 3 Ih'e same and government sources DRESSING^^k 2 25 25 of Mra. Stefanl Obuchowski. 70 Two Injured underwriling losses documented 26 Manchester residents served by ate rock 'n' roll” music. .Automobile insurance rate* are Wells St., recently completed, a in Tokyo said Japan would fall the Rockledge water tank are also Police Arrests OFF'X Coventry. June 21 (Special) — That .was an allusion to rock In the filing reviewed and approved baaed largely on car use and age 22-week field grade medical officer- in line next month. asked-to continue to observe re­ HOMECRAFT POWER TOOLS 25% LIST Four Coventry residents were in- 'n' roll numbers Eisenho-wer heard by the department," the . bufcaus of operators. course at the An.iy.iMedlcal Serv­ Germany and Italy became the strictions V>n day-time use of water.- at the Republican rally last night. Class 1 includes all private pas- ice School, Ft. Sam Houston, Tex. seventh and eiighth nations to Ri ' Nathsn Tash, 30. 7 Ford 8t„ C10ROX*galloRf eml gellois vpIvW gnd two of them Injured in contend.* ^ esidents who have addresea with was arrested yesterday on a war­ FRENCH a .two-car collision at the thteriec- •‘Michel Blab was “ present at .the senger cars not used in business i he entered the Army in 1942. His break away .from the U.S^. lead odd -ktreet numbers are allowed to GaL rally. Will t'ae New Kates and not driven by anyone under 25 I wife, Florence, lives in San by relaxing curbs on the China rant Issued by the 'Town Court. 55c tlon of Pucker and'South Sts. at Manchester in.surance agents, use. water normally on odd-num- The Eisenhower definition of years of age. 1 Antonio. trade. Business with China in Bered (jays of the month. Those Tssh was charged with fraudulent Also - ' - t Iravt kmdy rbw 2-flBflBr h eid ltl 2:30 p.m. yesterday. caught in the middle between the is.sue of checks on f.vo counts. Mabel D. Schweitzer, 35. of Republicanism came in informal .Class IB includes private cars! ^ these nations now is on the same who have even numbers Jire al- remarks at that meeting, before State . and the rate-.^qking The slleged offenses '.vere com­ OFF Wrtghfa Mm Rd., and . Robert bureaus, apparently w ill sell auto­ I Children, of St. John'., Church basis As .that with the Soviet lowed normal us on even-numbered mitted on May 11 and 14. Visny. 25, *of Route iSl. North a cheering audience of about 1,500 to miuJ disUnce ts less than w-ho will participate in the Father's Union and the Communist nations days. LIST ^IlijLIPTON mobile • insurance under the new Ta.«h was released, under *200' Hammers, Levels, Rafter Squares, etc. 25% SPICES Coventry, were admitted to Wind- at the 10th annual convention of _ *'• _ , . projfram Sunday nt 3 p.ni. in of Europe. * 'hie Rockl4dge tank cannot b« bond and will .nn.ar m -A.V. GaL the Young Republican NaUinal rales. The Netherlands, Belgium, L u x -, filled as it ta emptied during a dry jjj *PP* *h court July, HS p t e a h t o Community Memorial Hoa- For M-inchester_^ area residents, ' inrhidea private cars the pariah hall will.reheArae tomor* pttai yesterday afternoon 4uid suS^ X«fioration in-Constitution Hall. u ^d between job and home when [.row moming at 10 a.m. Irone embourg, Norway and France a ct-, spell, according jury and property charged witb breach of the peace forearm.*------. ^■ and for 'brulaea . on the lea,' Eisenhow'er added: Class 2 includes male drivers un- charge and present aouvenlra to i NATO nations except '2 Lb. 77c "And through your dedication, .. damage' ifiaitrance. d r25 years of sge.' yesterday following a fist fight In Qt. 2 1 c head. reap SPICE Muthed the Int ~ ______- ,-. tion. H, M. Horner, chairman;) \ViI- notified it of the change in a di- the Waterfront Park Assm of Cov- beeh set for Mondav. Spruce Furring and Ceriainteed Roofing De Jeaa Jimibe DeveInMl fbom dUV*:— - J . — In view of the action taken bv r^edtive dated last Wednesday. The - " CRANBERRY ■■■■■:*. rent directions at the " ^ t , as I sea'it, is Republican- the’ bureaus regarding the’ filing W a » . . i-v,. * . ' Ham P. Gwinh, president: and B. DL. entr.v for lobbying, he, did during Olga Colavecchio.’ 38. 114 Rid- agme. time and “aaw 'eaeh other Loony increase Slackens government press office in Bonn . \ OF YOUR UH ' iam new rates, he aald, "W e have no Whelan, vice president, Thursday the past session of the Legialature. ridge St., , was arretted and Mirteriah at Below Wholesale Price 1 Mirirop it, Oaa. 7 5 G * 2 for 39c SAUCE tM late.**- There 1$ neither a attended the. conference In Wash­ said the first licenses tot exporU Elsenhower no specific alte'rnative but to say that the new Savitt's-servicea consisted .of fur­ charged with parking within 23 WwOlght nor a stop aign' mark- New Yoi-k--TTie increase in di­ ington at wbit-It James H. Douglas, previously prohibited have already thering the passage of an. amepd- feet o f a crotswalk. ' mention of the hot fight that *>aa rates are in effect and are. the only rect bank -lending to COnaumers iftJf'tRe juncture of the two streets, been going on-in OongrcM over jiis legal ones to be used,” M cfeU ry o f the A ir Force, talked been issued. ihent to Special Act 250, providing ^ She will appear In court Wednes- PEADS 0 ’ BLEACH police uid.' In , the Hnited Stateslutes .In 1SS« wsa with aircraft industry leaders. Concern that premature action SwWbMrt Soap SwMikeart Step BIm mill Flakw 0 coverage, t|rtU be low BrlUln'a mo'va, \ announced the reoponstble party for the bp. ef- one er m w e tessH t 1 ^ • with *3,400,000,000, May 80.- ifitatlea. wltl, a d d ^ 1 * ■■ ■ t A - r \ . \ . \ ■ J ‘ - f ''' . \ ' ■ * -.1 ^ V '- ' A, ‘ 'I-':'■g ■ w . ■ ■ ■ - N V \ . r

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Shaw, Oii^RiiIes Charg;e cd sod aeuIpcoMd > f anisii in t a m Letter Vfges Wapping Community Church will Sense and Nonsense and asked; "Do you think we.1 A n to Previous Putsia have a picnic at the home of Rob­ gftnita — to andnita.'And Bant should, take her to a psychologist Blonde: ' A cross between Roger Dutrembla, 17, of East ert Watson, Oakland Rd., tomor-' Grtnitt MomumeoM pap iriltastr Id’ to find out what's wTong with us?" brunette and a dnigstorb. Tuneful Topics Hartford, woa arrested and Farmer Sordcr’s collie had just he'd passed on, ' Voters Reject row from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. Bach the things rhst endnie-^elsitlv tons ' died. He was bemoaning: his loss^ Yoiith-rWell, Pa ain't dead yet, charged with violating the ^uiee of | child la requeated to bring hia own t)ie road os the result o f a W . Cen- ' snd memories of those wMr hart when a little cocker spaniel walked but he will be before morning, and DOWN ACROSS , Meeting Bill hot doga or hamhurgs for an out-, ter St. accident lost night.- HU .passed on. . , ^ up to Him and,said, I thought .vou m ight get it in this CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER door supper. Punch will be served Cocker_,„Spaniel Say, boss, I week's paper If you put it down 1 “Old Black 1 Spurts car struck another car driven by Whan jon. sia choosing pout taosus- 2 Spoken by the teachers of the department. Edward Faber, 45, 6 Dover Rd. heard your collie is dead. How now. South Windsor^'June 11 (Special) ment, let os help poo. The besntp Mid 4 on the 9 Amuse Take Trip South Police said Faber had stopped about giving me his job? Editor\-©h, but that jaon't do _ A n anonymous letter has been Miss Gall Lehtonen. daughter of permanence of select Batrs Gnniia Farmer- You: igaspingi How at all. W hy, your father may be Rsnie" 4 Retains for a stop sign at the intersection Mr. and Mrs. William Lehtonen, o f McKee and W , Center Sts. and. fflskt it s Snits- could a little fellow like you take much better in the morning. , 5 Close 9 Musical ■ent Iso local voters urging opposi­ Hollis Rd.. and Miss M arjorie not aeeing any cars on W. Center bls choice fot the place of my big dog? Youth—No, jie- won't, though. 12 Sea M fit ihstrumedt tion to the Representative Town Krawski, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. St., pulled out of the Intersection. Cocker Don't worrj' about Our doctor says he won't, and our ISFVineral notice 6 Minute pout moanagot," Meeting MU which will be preaent- Anthony Krawski Jr;, SuUlvan Diitremble was proceeding west on rj h t g n 7j that. Ml show you what I can doctor knows what he's giving pa. 14 Molten rock particle whether 4t it (• 41 Fear ed at a apaclal referendii^ tomor­ Avenue, have left op a southern this street without lights and col­ do. 19 Make Isce 1 Greek letter 19 Roman be large or imtlL ■ edging 8 -----trombone emperor 42 Organ part row. trip to visit relatives and friends lided with tha-Faber car, police.: II He leaped into the driver’s seat The farmer was so discourteous In Georgia and Florida. added. I II 1 of the cultivator, operated that as to pass by a very good friend 14 Pisces 5 Mist - 28 Cereal 43Indta Democrats have gone on re,cord $r 44 Fountain Dutremble told police that his * machfne perfectly for thirty feet, of his deceased wife, who promptly definitely 10 Eye part 27 Explodes aa favoring the bill, drafted by drink (eeU.) ManeJieater ' Evening Herald generator had failed. I turned off the Ignition, then trot­ reprimanded him. 15 Slim 11 Russian newt 26 Region Town Attorney Daniel Cavanaugh. c T 1 48 Continant Wapping, South WIndaor corre­ Police estimated that 1200 dam­ Woman—JVtr. Stubbs, 1 am sur­ SONotioni agency ,, 29 Stuffs whUa Republicans have said they ted over to the stable and milljed spondent. Mrs. O. Warren Weel-' age waa suffered by the Faber r*r. ; prised! Yoil' didn't even tip your all^fsl mslter. 31 Moral codes 4l Muaieal aouM feel it la a personal decision for ..COMPARE AND SAVE three cows. 33 African river 48 Icalandlc brook, telephone MI S-4014. No estimate was given regarding ; hat to me. 22 Heraldic band each voter to make for himself. Cocker— How's that ? 23 Furies 38 Holding sagas Dutremble's car, hut damage wa.s i Mr. Stubbs-I know, Mrs. Gfeen. 24 InSccta The letter states that the bill Farmer—Ver>\ very goqd. Now 24 Exclsmitiont 40 Glass panels 80 Passing fancy slight. let me see how you shuck corn. You're, a widow an' I'm a widow­ 28 Flying "does not give tnie representative ' The cocker spaniel was fndignant. er, but my poor wife ain't been creature government, deprives independent • Varricks Honored O IR U 8. D R O W N E D 27 "Seesaw, 1 i r r - i ! 1“ r~ SAPORITI MEMORIAL CO. Corker—Who ever heard of a dead more'n two weeks, an' I ain't voters of a portion of their fran-j Burlington, June 21 lA*! — Vic­ Margery dog that copld shuck com : started lookin' at the wimmin yet. r " 1 R chtse. will be virtually Impossible l On Anniversary toria Rose^ Shiiater. 6, took off her 470 CENTER STREET ) T E L . M l 8.7732-" 30 Stove to remove-once it is in operation, shoe.s arid' socks yesterday, waded Small boy to pal: "I'd g o, out 32 Classffications It 1 and It unnecessary to effect a Into a small pond near her home, 34 Grain beard R" Mr. and Mrs. Frank Varriok, The farmer's oldest son went and seek my fortune if I wasn't change in our town government and drowned. Specialist.9 in niniuiment.s .zculptored from Select Barre granite into the offices of the W eekly to needed so badly here at home as 39 Revised 1“ F - (because) passage of the Home I Fuller PL, who.se 50th wedding /- have an obituary inserted a dependent." 38 Male child Rule Bill now makes this possible anniver.sary fell on June IT, were Editor— And what was the dale 37 Popular songs 11 B P through a town meaUng." honored with a parly in celebra­ 38 Small tion o f the event b y . the Polish of your father's death? I knew To err is human, but sometimes No Rqiiallty . antelopes in P r - Women's Alliance. Group No. 518, that he'd been sick for almost a It takes super-human efforts to • The letter quesUona the tnie rep- shift the blame. 4»"Trail of the M ,L- of which Mrs. Varrick is a mem­ 2 month, but I hadn't heard that P —raaentattve nature of this bill on Lonesome ber! A buffet supper was served, <=> the basis that there will be ho’ m with Mrs. Caroline Wandych and t means of assuring equal represen­ 41 l^ ir W Mrs. Agnes Skrabaez as hostesses. Center Spring's Park Convenient Picnic Area tation for all parts bf the town. OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE 42 Tanning 1 Mr. and Mrs. Varrick received a Few Manchester families realize- OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS JC“ B It says in part "It is perfectly pos­ material purse of mone.v from the group. it, hut there are many convenient j quiet park, two are lonated at 4.VTelI sible for cliques within the parties groups. It may be rented for 95 61 picnic spots located in Center Be f o r e i . b e c o m e MV C A R S . 40 Permeate P . to place In nomination enough peo­ Center Springs Lodge and there I by any group or organization. ^ THE BOLU at TH’ WOODS mo.t h a t s n o t so VULSAR a s IN ^ Springs Park—and they are availa­ I "Seoul groups pay only 91 for the IS OOT>MJ' THAT CALCS WHAT»WO«RVA/ ESAD,/e£N.'YOlJ« INVITATION 91 Son of "Honest ple to aaaure. political or sectional Is another north of the brook. TO a s k ; w h o B N t r i It IT ble free rif charge. use of the lodge, " Murphey said. neoM THE oPFice.wAMTiM’ THOSE BIRDS'* TO JOIN you iN A VACATION PERFECT . Abe" Lincoln control by one area or group." I Fisher, for Sure! yo ASK SOME QUESTIONS TMEV JUST INVITED VOU, SHAPE./— i Public Records Scattered throughout the spa­ Bach grill Is located atop a stone In the lodge are tables and a ! AT VILLA BEOONiA INTRIGUES 92 Leer w B. II Another objection raised is that TWO ceiNt s is cious park are 15 picnic tables and ; base and wood is available around large fireplace, the use of which I Ml.'-*~HEK-HEM'YOU i t h e o t h e r / *-H 93 Operatic solo the "independent voter is now to Warrantee Deeds AN EKORBITANT DAY A COP 94 Finish seven stone grilU snd, according I each one. Tlie picnic tables and are ini luded in the fee. p r is e '’ME'With v o o r d i s ^ TJI «K Pift oa. n be completely disenfranchised and Joseph Peterman Vollrath and PRICE TO PAV 99 Caresses to Park Superintendent Horace grills are situated under trees in I The town has preserved a peace- j Pl a y o p p a t r ic ia n t a s t e s TAGGED ME 0 «M T kf MCA Sw u* « left With only one shred of self- ! Ida Mueller .Vollrath to Lyle E. 98 Deceased IT fi Murphey. they are seldom used. shady, comfortable spots. I fill refuge where a family can FOR A LOAD FOR OPER- government. the opportunity to j Eastman and Jean E. Eastman, —*F O e TWO CENTS T D OF LACO 97 _ _ chanteys' f Four of the grills are located N ot only Ls the park an ideal spend a few leisurely hours. It Is i « 0 ALONG ■*- UM /15 YOUR ATlNiG A < *‘Ju«t relax. Mrt. Van Plaster! I'll teN you udvan to vote on candidates put up by the i property at 210 Holli.ster St. TO SAG along the service path south of .spot to take the family for an oul- .'iipported by your taxes, so take CAR IN THE CORM POPPER two major parties. "I i George A. Perrett and U lllon THE aay 'ehaaaoT* the brook which runs through the ! lug. but the lodge is available for I advantage of It ' Call Ml 9-7111 WITHOUT A If the MU . la adopted, by a . A. P e n e lt to Ijoiii.s .1. Goads and LICENSE simple majority vote, tthis foi m I .Stella B. Gozdz. propert.v on El- of government cannot be voted ! di’idge St. catlona for sponsorship are avail­ bigger warships frorii Russia's | TODAY PRISCILLA’S POP Asked For It BY AL ^^RMEEII upon for four years. The letter I Mildred B. Ha.ves, Christine E. I Firms Back Trip able at the Salvation Arm y 661 Black Sea fleet In the M editer­ eontinqes "thus, whatever flaws Stevens snd Robert D. Briggs to Main 81.. Sage-Alien A .National' ranean MAVE A ’n i c e ^ lAND \F THERE’S ANY ma.v have appeared in its m ik'-up. l,.aurenee B. Perry and Francis D. I To (/rahaiii Baily Typewritei in Hartford, and the The bigger shins, which steamed TRIF? DEAR'T WAY 1 CAN HELP YOU it can only be rejected after lour Green, property si 2.T1-2.T3 School nion Congregational Church in through the narrow stretches of, O N >0013! JO U R N EY , years have elapsed and then only St. Rockville. water .separaling Burope from The Biliv Graham Youth Kx- We ll pick up your furt P L E A S E 1^ 25 per of the total regisleied Btirnham Estale.s. Inc. to Rut­ A.sia yeate.iday. are the cruiser j S P E A W UP, a I cur.sion Committee has announced for aaje storage in our voters vote against it." ledge J. Srpith and Rita E. Smith, that many Manche.aler busines.s REDK MO\'E W.ARSHIIYt .Mikhail Kutusov and two escort ' properlv at Burnham St. and Croft I Istanbul, June 21 i/Pi Three Destroyers. | * jr modem cold ■ t o r a g • The Tetter concludes with an ap­ establiahments a r e spon.soring \Y\eA'- Soviet torpedo boats p a an e d AM \v vaults . . . safe from peal that .-oters reject the b "! an I i nearly s hundrd teenagers to a The -Soviet government told I Marriage IJcenM-s through the Bi.sporus Strait this heat, moialure, moths, taka more lime to con4'()er any Madison Square Garde'n rally of Turkey the ships were on their j . w l>eonard .Toaeph Patenoiid, Oar- norning en route to join three and fully insurbd. change in local government al­ the Graham Cruaade in progress waj’ to the Baltic for maneuvers o u t B o j ' den Grove, Calif., and Orene Me/ though It oontinuas. “ this does not in .New York City. !senger Scott. Simsbur.v. .tune 29. mean that we should reject !h^ The Committee ha.a .:ontactfd f Francis Joseph Calaldi. East Idea of progress townrd good businessmen in the Rockville, Hartford, and Eleanor Lillian An- Manchester, and Hartford area government." • derson, 51 Elro St., June 29. . A t a public hearing held this and secured .siroiisofships for in­ F iw Allyn Francis Sweet, West Hart- Here's an Ezomple week under the sponsorship of the terested teenagers. In addition i ford, and Su.san William s Driggs. - rtemocrstic Town Committee, many local chirches have agreed now... .!»•»* » , 618 N. Main St . July 8, Second of Our THE n jm c B K S to sponsor their own young peooi'’. there were only about 40 persons . Congregational Church. present to hear a discussion of the George Nelson Caye. South Special emphasis is being pla li Steroqe Rates: 4LLET OOP Me. Too! BY V. T. HAMLIN hill. The referendum will he held Windsor, and Helen M argaret on teenagers but it Is exp ect.-.1 at Wapping School tomorrow from that several himdied adults will VVEU.,1 DUNMO, WELL, VOU SEE.btv BY RAY GOTTO Salmond, 139 Oak St., .Rme 29. St, Coot valued at $100 COTTON WOODS 12 noon to .9 p. m. James' Church. also want to attend a Graham OeXXA,, I FIND DEAR. I'M ONE OF rally. THIS IS A MC6T CLUNKS N'o Reply Planned Building Permits Lmti ■ TTiis excursion will leave H art­ i!S Stored for $3.00 t-NSELE' \'^BUT WITH -AMO FYrst Selectman Thomas L,. Bur­ To Jack R. Hunter. Inc. for % / > \0B 0 Z£f>0 ^ouT m - - gess and Second SelMttman Dexter Norman Whitaker, for additions ford at 3:.30 phi. June 29, and THMWING THIAD.OF return at approximately 1:.30 a m. A KNUCHIJA Burnham said last night that no to a home at 166 t.ske St., .32,200. ON ALMOST reply is planned to the open letter Tickets at 96 roundtrip or appli- £P'£/fy sent the Board of Selectmen by M a j o r A r c t ic P o r t fifTCH,,, i\«wp Frank Hippie, president of Man­ -w-w'www'www'w'wm for chester Local 991. FUR Nome, Alaska .Nome, the one­ r BEER — WINES j In the letter Hippie requested an time gold-i'jsh town, is the major Ml STORAGE, Ine. early meeting with Selectmen to port for the arctic region. It is r LIQUORS ] every aettle the union contract for .the accessible by gea from June to P " W « deliver" ^ local highway workers. The Board October, Point Brrrow. the north­ 9-7111 FISHER meets regularly on the aecond ernmost community on the Am er­ 325 BROAD ST.. MANCHESTER Monday of the month, and no ican continent, is open to ships I Arthur Drue Stores j paint IT T f m eeting is planned with the union only a few summer weeks. u .COTTON 00£S DC s taa • • a « B « * SWINGING■ IN m £/AST INNING* need! ' 8-11 LONG SAM BY AL CAPP and BOB LUBBERS - a : BUZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANI G A R D E N W H i ygoaxuote -IF VOU op ECWentNO WITH I OR PM lAvcNoee fiM HHt WHST'S THI MLANIH6 OF V3MKUCrN ONE STOP 1CMC KSR. NOeOPY WHO t f J rbnt I'M IC ^IN G ZORKA?^. WHY. SAWYER, AHD HAVE THESE YES, LOOSEN MY m W w u e s R j « SNEAKING AeoAED MY ANyeopyHasd^FiAiNiMiR- KW NOUSKB. / * y vou POTM lO M A ' MY PET, I THOUGHT YOU'D ] CUTTHROATS DREAM-0OYS ARMS TIMELY there’s a A M for every job! GARDEN flJtOR HAIR ASM MORE / IT5 LUaCVID VACUT W THE DEAD FOUGHT "W R WAY ABOARD, UNTIE MY SO HIS GREETING OF NIGHT?— WHO CAN BE /WORE c e n t e r earxA k either MiaviSHa? EETPORM WRISTS. CENTER N YOU? ,FtArw*JM,UK»AtlNe- WITH IVtiR ALL CORDIAL. ,1H£ttCDU»S SPECIALS C J. MORRISON VITTNER’STOU.AND TURNPIKE AT MANCHESTER-VERNON TOWN LINE PAINT and WALLPAPER CO. 385 C K N TK R S T R K K T — ,MI 9-9718 FRIDAY and SATURDAY ONLY WF. GIVE GRFKN ST.AMPS Ameunf Reg. NOW YOU CAN STILL PLANT 48 SUCTION TUMBLER HOLDERS 29^ 15^ We have available 9ome extra nice container grown stock. Tharg ts no^ risk 72 14 Oz. Mix and Store Containers 49* 35* YOU don’t have to be involved in planting and no set back either since the plants are growing in on axpdrt to line up these containers the same as if they were growing in your very own garden.^ JEFF COBB BY PETER HOFFMAN 25 DOILY SETS M.OO ^9* a good^ used cor MICKEY FINN Great News! / i WISH I MOW ABOUT SOME coma UP, MR. coea! 'WAKE UP SOOGCe.' 50 WHAT.' BY LANK LEONARD on our loti FLOWERING WAS ON THE OP THAT STUFF . . JUST FtSSHED READING THE LAWYER APPOINTED ...HE WON'T THEN VDU AEALLV 34 Egg and VEGETABLE BASKETS 39< 25* ‘ IPS aemHBso A JIRY THAT'S A YOU CALL COFFEE, I YOUR STORY ON THE SAL J TO DEFEND YOU BELIEVE ME ^ goop-iv . sam! $ 9 . 8 8 WOMAN WPT SAFE ANV- GOING TO SEYMOUft.' THINK HIS LEG WILL AND TELL HILDA ROSES WHO SOT SHOT.'...SURE ^ IS HERE' EfTHER/ BMUiTHESE DAYS.'... 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By.,^ EARL W. ‘ Don Gustafson Yale, Harvard Am«ri«Mi liM fM Sporta Edlto* v w. U Pet. SB, 87 ■ Seek to Upset to ,8a ‘Greatest Guy I’ve fever Seen’ Medal Winner; MBMokaa New Tork M 32 iH 4BUwtnntl aevelUH) 81 37 .884 for White Sox “He’s the greatest guy I’ve ever 8«,en in baseball, abso­ M to M p M a Detroit 32 38 .588 lutely the greatest,” Mel Allen said in reference of little Bobb.v Pairings Made English Squad 8 n e ^ im ton to « .483 *% N e w York, June 21 (/P)— ^^aukee’s seven-day sU y in drst^two that clinched it in the flfth fh it a bases-loaded triple in a clin- Shantz, currentlj’ the ace of the New York Yankee stafL „ . jlw ^ A r t t B^tlmore to 88 .441 12 CJambridge. Mass;, June 21 (/P) — K u s m City X 84 .434 18 Tfte St. Louis■ Cdrdinals ~ ...... final- Pjacejvlth a 12-iiminy, 4-3 victory without jl hit*—on a walk and two 'ching; four-run alxth inniny. ' “You know,” the voice of the Yanks said, “a lot of people go Pairings for the annual; Flltriaush Th* conabined Oxford-Cambridge Waehinfton 21 43 .888 It ly-ttaye the National League for the Braves' fourth defeat in ' errors. Stan Muslal doubled to ex- Singles by Bob- Boyd, A1 Pilar- for a guy just because he is .small, fellows like Phil Rizzuto Manchester , Country Club! the last five games. • I tend his hitUng streak to 20 eik and Jim Busby counted track team will rely on it* fin# n i f c (•* Hi hediili Friday’* Schedoie and Nelliesell Fox. But this guy Shantz is the srreatesl of all the I Championship Tournament lead ih. hand, after almost a first-inning runs for the Orioles, New T «rk at CMeaco, 3 JO p.m. Chicago at New York, t;lS p.m. Cincinnati regained. third place, games. gu.v*. all aizes, that I've ever^aeene* have been announced and II distance runners Saturday in an month hustle for a .750 who added two more in the second —WartMnKtan (T-4) va Rush 41-8). —WUaon <7-»> r*. Kuek* , l ‘-4 games back, by belting B r o o k -J o h n n y Antonelii. Danny O'Cjkn- in haaeb'all." J fir.st matches must he played' effort to defeat Harvard and Yale winnihR percentage t h a t lym S-l. Philadelphia defeated the. nell and Bobby Thomson, all ex I against loser Bill Fisher. Billy me to .let him start a game ra______ta d t^____ h U at MXlwaukee, Detroit at Baltimore, 8:16 p.m'.— -’■'■’shortly before I talked with AJ- by Sunday. Stan Hilinski is for th* sixth straight time in in­ hoisted them all (.he way from Chicag:6 Cubs 7-2. The Phillies are Braves, each drove In a run as the ^ Loe.s won his eleventh, stopping didn't think he was physically 9Lm.--8iiimona (M ) ra Burdett Bunnln* (7-H v» Johnson len In the Press Room .at Yankee the defending champion, having ternational comijetitlon. sixth place while the rest’ of the in fourth, two same* shy, and the sixth place Giants, who have won the White Sox on seven hits. able to help us as s starter. I fig­ (S4). I Kansas City at Boston, 8:15 p.m. Stadjum I met up with Shantz ured by uaing him in relief he woil the title for the fir.st time laat Fresh from an 8-7 conquest of Braokljm at M. Louis, f p.m. — Burnette (4-4) v*.Nixon (4-J). 'contenders \vere playing musical Dodgers, opening a four-game ae- i seven of their last nine, took the The Yankees, who had won only outside the Yankee dressing room. chairs with fi'Bt division berths. two of the eight from Detroit be­ would be of some help for a few season "With a 5 and 4 triumph oyer th* Cornell-Pennsylvania forces in IfCOsfatU a-0> V* Schmidt (8-1). Cleveland at Waahinfton. 8 p.m. ; ries » t S t l^uls tonight, are fifth, ] series 2-1. Ray Oone, yet another He had pitched the night before, Stan Matezak in a 36-hole match. Manager Fred • Hutchinson's ■ ^ *4 games . back .. . , opener. It waa fore the three-game series, handed aeasons. Philadelphia last week, the Brit­ PUtdbuHh *t Oneiimati. • p.m. —Meesi (4-0) v* Stobbe (5-11). setting the Detroit Tiger* down by Medalist in this year'* event is ons rale alight favorite* for the Antonelli'a sacrifice fiy that beat Frank Lary hia eighth defeat, acor- "But he kept asking me to start. —FMsnd <4>Tl va. NiixhaU (3-4). crew, a^blend of veterans and kids . In the American Leagpj*. New a 2-1 count for his eighth win in Don Gustafson who shot a 69 with meet at Harvard .Stadium. It is Tkarsdar’s Keanlta Taylor Phillips in th* rubber game ' Ing the rilncher In the sixth on So 1 gave him a chance. He's n oti.. j Itaradagr’a ResaiHs New York 8, Detroit 1. that even last March tabbed the > York's second place Yankees look nine decisions for a league-leading scheduled to begin at 2:30 p.m Cards as the most improved club i U) be on the threshold of first aa Antonelii m-on hla fourth three Bill SkowTon's double and Gil Mc- onlv iU rtln g he’s finishing ** 1*’* Tertt i. MSwaukee S ( » ki- Boston 8, Cleveland 7. 1.87 earned run average. .. * * cap. In flrat round matche* Hilln- (EDT). In the league, were 8>i games off ; place, runniag their winning againat Milwaukee—in relief. Dougald's single. Bob Turley won "Bobby," I a.sked. "how doe* it i ■). Baltimore 4. Chieafo 1. One point will be awarded to the the pace when they started their I streak to seven games with a 3-1 Th* Redlegs. winning their aec- hia third, fanning eight and walk­ feel to be the winningesl pitcher on Back to Allen for a aecond. " I ! fh (Herald Photo) Closeup of Sharpest Batting Eyes in Baseball : T, .Chlcado 3. Washinyton 8, Kansas City 4. ing one in a six-hitter for hla flrst know that Bobbv isn’t the pitcher i *"**K M 'Sd Saan. both team winning each event. 8, Brooklyn 1 (nifht). move. And now, with■ 21" victorlea victory over Detroit while Bal oqd in a row but, only their third the winnlngeat team in baaebsll?" complete game against Detroit in he waa in '52 but he'a real cute ; ^ * "'’ ** ^ Ts(l Williams is crowding 39 and haa played profeasional baseball for 21 vears, but the Red Sox S t Louis T, Flttshursh 4 (nicht). Saturday’s Schedule in 28 games since (hen, theyhave more trimmed Chicago's first place ItK ll games, clumped five run* in He was with the last place Athlet­ Class B ISow In the distances, the visitors a half-game edge in a race that lead to games with a 4-1 de­ seven start* since Aug. 7, IflM. ic* last year. out there. He doe.n't have h i*' boast Don Gorrie of Oxford in the IV; * the batting leader*. Ballplayers atand and watch the greatest hitter of hll S lU fla y** Bckednle Cleveland at Waahinrton, 3 p.m. th* '‘rpurth inning to beat the lower bracket match Gustaf.>!on Two victories in less than a 1 w P'"''ctice, but one of the sharpest pair ot eyea ever put In a man have aa miich to do Chicago at New York, 2 p.m. ha.a seen four different leaders in cision. The White Box open a Brooka and Roger Craig. Gus Dave Sialer made hi* lifetime Flashing a amile on his tanned , faatball," Mel said. Shantz' best will meet Len Glglio. half mile. He equalled the meet with his terrorizing of pitchers as his swing .touvii wj au B o v Totk at O iica(o. 3:80 p.m. the- ls.«it 13 days. — ismrrgame series in New York to­ record 8-P 'against Cleveland aa pilches are hia curve and slider. month's lime in Class C wom- record for the 880 this apring with Kansas Citv at Boston, 3 p.m. Bell homered to open the big face, he answered: ".Iu«t great OHAMPIONainr FU«HT- FlUabuigh at Cbicihnatl, 3:30 night— the fir»t meeUng between Boston'.* Billy Klaus. Jackie Jeir^ I don’t think I’ll ever forget my ■ en's golf play hy Edna Hilin-^ -a. 1 :,52.4 clocking aeainst Cam- Detroit at Baltimore 8 p.m. Murry Dickson Win* frame and tVallv Post socked a It's really hard to explain." Upper Bracket ndladaipMa at kOlwankee, 3:80 the two since that free-for-all they sen and Sammy White backed him first meeting with Shantz, last ski, above, of the Manchester bridge. Gorrie has done 1:59.9 Brooklyn at S t Louis, 3:80 p.m. Snoday's Schedule Th* Card.s made i( behind Murry grand-alammer to cap it. It waa Hiltn.ski v*. .1. Gordon: McKee Country Club ha.s re.sulted in Dickson, the 40-ycar-old right­ sUged in Chicago last week. the third basea-^Ioaded home run up with two runs )>attetrolt'%t Baltimore, 3 p.m. * and giving way to relief help in i run pinch double and Pete Run- to pitch, he answered: "I'm the No. Neither Hurried Along To Share Ring dium yesterday. ’’ NeW York Yankee flrst .seeker Bill Skowron hits and getting two RBIs from HMMier Dellveni Gustafson v*. L. Glglio; K. Goi^ la safe on the misplay. Umpire is Ijirry Napp. Yanks won the eighth while the Cards built a ! nells had a two-run single in th# 2 man today—if needed. I hope Al Penn last week, neither was A1 Dark, scored three in the third Southpaw Harvey Haddix won rally. Pete Ramos won hia fifth, that I'm not." Mind you, not that don vs. Segal: Gilbertson va. S. the game 8-0. (AT Wirephotni 7-4 victory. hurried along by the opposition. against ex-mate Luis Arroyo on his fifth for th* Phils, driving in j but gave up his 23rd home run of he was afraid of facing the likes Ferguson; Markowski va E. 1 New York's Giants opened the Lorentzen; Karpiiska v*. Zavarel- Abrahams won the mile in 4:17.1 singles by Dark and Ken ' Boyer two runs. He struck out seven.' the .year, tops In the majors— and of Stan Musial and Co., but be­ Ford Responds For a while the star-studded boxing show to be held'at door for the CardinalSi ending Mil- and a douhleplay. They scored the la; Barrett va. Ham3llon; A. ; while Dunkley captured the two- walked only one. Gran Hamnerihi* 18th in the last 49 innings. cause he was gmlling hard for the mile in 9:35.6. Mt. Nebo Field here Thursday night was threatened by the Sport Schedule Barbizon Disappoints No. 1 man. Johnny Kucks, to go Wilkie Jr. vs. O. Lorentzen; Lynch vs. Haefs. While Oxford's Derek Johnson withdrawal of first one fight'cr and then another. When the distance. You would think To Treatment had to remain al home to crack the m anager. IBG Awaits Verdict that a pitcher trying to make the Flret Flight Chico Vejar’,8 manager, Steve Kilt.8. heard that top billing Today Chanda v*. H Qiglio; Hadfield books, the British delegation had •a* to be ahared with local figh ter*---- Nasaiffs va. TTust,-fiil5—Char­ American Turf Lovers ‘Diwipllsary 3*tis8’ likelY club, as Shantz was in March, V*. W. Ferguson; Rumsey , vs. New York. June 21 (/Fi Whitey conaiderable depth to pile up point* Qraham Holmea. he threatened to Major League^ would be hoping that a few of the ter Oak Park. •,, ~ Cerina: Allen vs, Ayers: Willey Ford is sporting a amile for the in th* distance*. Many observers pull Vejar out of the main event. 1 boys would be getting their ears first time in weeks. The erstwhile Case Broa. v8...Pagani'a, 8:30— ..Bsw Toefe,. JuiM 31 (Ah — I f an award waa handed out for the = L e a d e r s = V*. J. Rusher III; Eich vs. Bliah; feel that Johnson will become the Chico Is to fight Bobby Dalton of Robertson Park. Of Federal Judge pinned back. DellaFera vs. Wilcox: Ballard vs. ace of the New York Yankee fifth Briton to run a mile in leas Hartford in a 10-round top match. diaappolntmant o f the year on the American turf, a atronE You can’t help but like Shantz. pitching staff, sidelined a month Lutherans va. Nazarene, fl;30— sandMata would ba Calumet Farm'a Barbisoii. The aon of Polynasian .American league Coast Says Invasion Murphy. than four minutes - - following A t firsl.i Holmes was scheduled In mv book, he's tops. I know of with a sore arm, thinks he finally Robertson Park. B UM seundaat mambar of Calumet'a one-tima powerful S-year-old Batting (Based on 125-at )>atst Second Flight Roger Bannister. Chris CTiataway, to battle Earl (Kid) Matthews of one Red Sox supporter who will is on the mend. I Spencer Rubber vs. Optltal, fl:15 sunttogant which also inchtder* New York, June 21 (/P) — Like a boxer who has.been Mantle, New York. .378: W il­ Nakleni* va. E. Kelly, Conroy Bian Hewaon and Derek Ibbotson. Boston in another 10-rounder as a —Waddell Field. liams, Boston. ..360; Skowron. New be rooting for the 31-year-old va. Sommers: Smith vs. C. Simp­ "For the first time in- weeks." l^tptfiy'a Oatby wlnnar Iron with the 834,800 Nursary Stakes for mauled throughout a fight, the International Boxing Club southpaw to go all the way In mak­ Pievlously weak in the field co-feature. But Ellis, a loquacious Green Manor vs. M ori*rty’8, 'fi:15 York, .347; Boyd. Baltimore and Talk Has Hurt Clubs son: Connerton v«. Scranton; he said yesterday. "I feel encour­ radio-TV announcer, screamed that L t e a and Osn- Duka, Florida asn- 3-ysar-old filUes - at Hollywood ing the comeback of the year in events, the Oxford-Cambridge com­ —Buckley Field. ‘ - today awaited a Federal judge’s degi.sion on whether it will ..perv, Kan.saa City. ..342, N.A'nO NAL IJTTI.E LRAOI’R Varney v*. W. Simpson: Ferriera But b8(ng sound and Park. Sh* paid 857.60 for S3 after aged. I threw for 2(1 minute* be­ bine this year has A rt Slier a'ho Vejar doesn't fight on co-featured Norman's va. lawyers, g;i6— retain control of Madison Square Garden. • the majors. V* Htath; Bi-j’ant vs. Mader; cards. w iw la g raess srs' two anUrsly Pete Moreno brought her to the end Runs—Mantle, New York. .57; j Washington, June 21 (i(P)— Rep. Celler (D -NY) aaid today Making hi* first appearance on fore the game ye.sterday and I felt captained the Harvard team laat j Verplanck Field. diffsfsnt mattars as Trainar Jim- The decision will- come Monday.*#- Williams, Boston. 41: SleVers, ' the mound. Steve Southard pitched Ketchiin vs. Kunzhi. no pain, I admit I wasn’t throwing year and holds the school record Promoter Gil Hcrahman decided j Sunday, June 23 of th* S|4 furlongs two length* in bull,Federal Judge Sylvester J. te.5tiniony that Pacific Coast League clubs have .suffered fi-om , „„ncnesier K j Jenaa knows all too wall. front of Gymbidlum to earn $15,800. Wa.shington 40; Pier.aall, Boston. ! the Manchester Auto Parts to a Right or l-eft hard but the fact is 1 felt loose for for the shot pul. Siler currently is it was best to go along with that I Bankers vs. Green Manor, 1:30— Ryan indicated yesterday that the 38; Klaus, Boston. Fox, Chicago talk of an impending major league inva.sion may call for “dia-lcioee 3-i virtorj' suggestion. But when Holmes first 1 Cinea baigteg from ba&ind to irin Wlas First Raea over the Medics Mickey Mantle hit better left- the first lime in two month.*." studying on a Rhodes Scholarship Charter Oak Park. IBC is in no position to expect even Rosburg Holds and Smith, Cleveland. 37. heard his bout with Matthews 1 Iks Oardan Btata ttakea, Uit . Tha Laay F. Ranch’s 4-ysar old ciplinar.v action.” Cejler said Ba.sehall Commiaaioner Ford ] >s*i night at BBuckleyu Field. The handed than he does right. Agree Ford won't give the arm a thor­ at CixfOrd. Trust vs. Nasaiffs, 3:30— Charter a draw. T X le , - Roin-s Batted In--Sievers. Wa.sh- Frick should ronsider what steps.# Cornell University would be an eight-i ounder and not \ sroHd'a rtebaat raea, last Octobar, Franch-bred fUly, Lsgidos (88.50) youngatbV gave up just three hits or disagree 7 Bob Fishel of the ough lest for a while yet but he •Siler a-ill be facing strong oppo­ Oak Park. The judge four month* ago ruled Jr 50; Skowron, New York, if any. are warranted. to heals, he balked. He waa for Baib^sen baa ratoinatf to tha wln- won her first rate In 10 aUru in Lead in nit... ir. th. OH.. ' fanned seven batters in addi- Yankees' public relstions depart­ beiieve* if the arm continue* to im­ sition from Dick Winterbauer of aar’8 airels only etiea. That was in that James I?. Norris. Arthur 45: Mantle. New York, 44; M^rU, He deplored what he called "Mid- have BO ____often. in ^ the ... standings. The ; fielding his pos),tlon well. Seen Easy W inner pulling'out of the match. But he tha Unltad Stataa in accounting ment supplied the answer in the prove at the current rate he ma.v Yale whom he defeated in the hep- • find ona-sixtaanth allowanea Wirts and the International Boxing CHeveland, 4.3: Minoso, Chicago, 41. season bombast'' over the proposed reported $1,244.3.39. i Don Cirowell also stood -but defen­ finally agreed lo the suggeation. for Balmont Park’s mU* and one- There were heavy losers, too. BOBBY SII.ANTZ form of a mineographed copy of be able to take hi* regular turn on lagonal meet la.st year. iM v-at U artai Btata 31. C3ub* of New York and Illinois Hits—Malaone, Boston, 76: Fox. move West of the Brooklyn Dodg-, sively. making « fine cunning catch Syracuse. N. Y., June 21 (/Pi - "Vejar is in fine condition Last Night^s Fights eighth top event by 8 >4 lengths. Golf Tourney The Pittaburgh Pirate* never got statistics. the mound after the All-Star Bxpaetsd Oraat TUnga - were guilty of monopoI(aing cham­ Chicago and Skowron, New York, ers and New York Giants. | of a foul bell close to the fence. Shantz. a 24-game winner In The foregone conclusion that Cor­ physically, and Is set to blast his Loa Angeles—Ike Chestnut, Cleveland Skinnar’s Madok ($88) out of the red. dropping a reported Going intoWednesday’s game break, G n at O d m wars axpactad of pionship fights. The hearing that ^ ------75: Mantle, New York and Lemon. Celler head* a House Antitrust Auto Part.# ...... 002 010 ,3 .3 2 1952 \yilh the Philadelphia Alhlel- nell University will win the Inter­ way past Dalton to bigger and 127 1-2. New York, knocked out cleaad fast for a length decision in 81.537,303. with the Detroit Tiger* at New "I've written off the first half BaiMaea by hla trainar avan aftar ended yeaterday was on proposed Flint.'Mich., June 21 (/P\ - Washington. 73, M ed ics...... 000 100 I ,3 2 Ica. came to the Yank* .during the collegiate Rowing Assn. Regatta Mancarrila Lnara more lucrative matches.” said Man­ Kid Anahuac, 127 1-2, Mexico City, the elx furiongc of the Twilight r«« ... P.,., York. The Mirk was hitting .357 of the se’ason. " he aaid. "But I ’rn 8. . Obwea aet him back m trainii^ Tear Purse at Delaware Park: decrees presented by both side*. Pudg>‘ Bob Rosburg, who passed Doubles, Malzone. Boston, Fox, Southard and Halatead; Jacknh- hot stove league season along with here tomorrow leave* rowing en­ ager Ellis In discussing the match during tha Wtortar. Jonaa rated the The judge hinted he also might '»P professional baseball in fa w r o f Chicago and Plews, Washington, some clubs might go> I bankrupt aa a lefthanded swinger and .404 thusiasts to ponder one big ques­ looking forward to taking my Hartford. June 21 OPi- Sicilian here. "He can’t afford to take GRAHAAt HOLMES Boston—Eddie Andrews, 156. Joe Culmone brought Cedar quiry into the legal atatus of pro­ aen and Coleman. A rt Dilmar. Jack McMahan arid while batting from the right side d a A b a y eoR battar than atthar golf and made enough money so 16; Gardner, Baltimore and Kaline, pleading caaea in court 1if Oongres* tion : regular turn during the second lightweight Corrado Mancarella, chance* on a home town decision Lowell, M s m . stopped Karl Heinz Farm’a Oedrus, ($8,301 home a order these other ^moves: fessional team aports. Wayne .Belardi for Rip Coleman. of the platter Hi* slugging per­ la ia id giiiartiliR Gan. Dak* or Iron That exclusiv* contracts with he .wouldn’t regret It. held a two^ Detroit, 15. Testimony so far has concen­ pi.t baseball under the Antitrust I.NTEKNATIO.NAL Whp will be second ? j half. I've nursed the arm along like who has won seven straight fights at this stage, and plans to make ting duck for Chico or anybody Guder, 154 3-4, Dortmund, Ger­ length winner of Monmouth Park’s Tom Morgan. Maury McDermott, centage. however, is .752 batting many, 5: ’ . . lisga, both of whom a n sldellnsd mile and 1/18 feature. Mrs. Hellsn boxera held by the IBC be declared strbke advantage today as a balky Triples--Simpson. New Yorit, 6; trated on tiasphall. with Frick the atatutea. LITTI.K LR.AOrF, Milt Graff. Billy Hunter and Irv A consensus among coache.s par- ! » babv and I think it's finally pay- in the last six months, lost a one­ aure no referee will see it other else. I'm punching harder than ever . The Supreme Court ha* held lefthsnded and .754 as a right- sided decision to George Ross of El Paso. Tex.—Milo Savage, with illiUiiSS. (8$) captured Suffolk Downs’ head­ null and void. field entered the second round of McDougald. New York, 5; Boyd official spokeaman for the major Dave Anderson (three hits Noren. Since that great '52 season ticipaling in collegiate rowing's I ’"8 bff- than a sure victory for him. Cliico now, ready and eager lo .use Vejar the 837.000 Flint Open. )>saebal) exemnt, lait that pro foot- erson ( inree mis in­ handed awatter. Hia overall sliig- Hartford laat night in an eight- 167 1-2, Salt Lake City, outpoint­ > th a Gbhimat ooH triad to Justify liner by two lengths. That Norris and Wirtz be limit­ I and Nieman, Baltimore. Skowriin. leguea. cluding his'serond home run I and in which he was named the lop percentage i 55lli annual big show is that I tried to throw during the haa loo man.v important matches aa a stepping stone to. bigger Bm btRas o f bis trainar and osmar koaburg'.s 6.5 six under par at ball and )>oxing are covered by s .7,53. Last rounder. There were no knock- coming up to risk losing them ed Mel Barker, 155, Austin, Tex., ed to promoting, ta-o title bouts a New York and Lemon, Washing­ Introduce Statement# ^ Dave Kaye. .Mike Oillieit and Dave pitcher in the American League , .705 r tidal wav# wouldn't keep the Big team's la.st trip into Cleveland and fights. I'm a ’hungry’ fighter, and ngaiR yasisrday tai a alx-furlong the 6.625-yard Flint Golf Club’ ton. 4, the,ae law* mark he topped Red from crossing the finish line dow'n*. Roaa took five of the firal through an upset here." It’s going to be either him or me, 10. yes'".. Whilo Frick waa in the witneaa Faridoni (each w-ith two bingle.si by the Sporting News, a member the major leagues, Fourteen of I had to quit because the pain was daab at ArUngton Park but ran Alumni Farm League That the defendaiits . be com­ layout was accomplished in > Home Runs Mantle. New York. George Traiitr.ian. preaident of of the American League All-Star well ahead of the other 11 sheila. unbearable. So I did no throwing six rounds, with the other even, ■:Thst’i all very fine. ” says Dal­ in a rough fight." cha(r. Subcommittee lawyers intro-1 the minor leagues, wss last to powered A(; and the Giant* to San 1Franei Co rival by a 14-8 margin In the aliig- aized southpaw won but tw o past the three-mile race Onondaga 1 terri«v .nu ona of tha tnraa wtnasra rlddan by winners McNamara got two-for- ly in his last night games and has today, I threw some arith no interlocking officers in the cotirae. Boston, 7. V I « . ‘ ’’ ** "definitelv done damage to fest. games. Lake to the Henley Regatta on ' more ^ and the pain wa.s no longer Jotamy Raekman. H* also ac- twe and Ssvator* helped with a The tSuring proa fcHind the! The total figure, balancing profit; p*rifir C<^st Leaeue upped hit average from 297 to The Thame* River in England two corporations. Pitching (Based on seven deci­ -5 A .8 ...... V20 0.30 10 14 1 . "You know the record books say there. Of course. I’ve been taking It aeuntad for tha tourtb with Man- third Inning triple and scored what course generally easy and 38 o f ' again.st loss from all baseball op- p i, . .340,..4. year ago Mickey Mantle ne.xt month. sions)— Shants, New York, 8-1, eration.s. credited $1.38.3 392 to Tiautman backed up Frick at An.saidi's ...... 022 001 5 8 4 that Shantz weighs 140 pounds." easy *0 far and I won't know for gam and tl|g aavanth with Amsri- proved to be the winning run. (hem matched or bettered par. .889; Bunning. Del roil, 7-1. .875; every turn m arguing against waa batting .382 after the dr.^t 57 "This is the one w-e're after aan Pliibk. American League owners and $495,-1 Gilbert. Simmona (3i and "An- Mel Allen said. "I don't believe gju-.e*. . .Laat We.'iiiej t*" maii;ed sure until I really cut loo.se. But Braves ...... 101 000 0 3-7-2. Stolen Bases—Maya, Nea- York, Condition* were perfect though Truck*. Kan.sas (bty, 6-1, .857; Antitrust Jurisme pick Penn.vl- a k “ 1 sard, daily Lna, a 3T-1 shot M. Moriarty and Gilbert; Flana­ Baseball officials hbd the income Gehrig’* birthday. .Yankee ticket Cincinnati, 10; Bruton. Milwaukee. ment, and the obstruction.* on the New Y’ork. 7-2, .778. get fan* worked up during a minor Pottslown, Pa., product stands Vania's,’* improving boatsmen. oOth­ ih - ! I by arouhd tha -OoiTart Raaidi, ran off gan and Gibson. 8; Blasingame, St. Louis, 7. gentle layout are few. statements prepared for the Sub­ saJes is running ahead of last ers shoiy a liking for Navy, and All-Star game lime next month.' Strikeouts Wynn. Cleveland, committee. league season over the prospect of ALUMN I LEA (H E but five feet, six indhes. Two of the three previous win­ land Bunning, Detroit. 76, Pierre. seeing major league baaeball. year and after this weekend, four Princeton. Stanford ha* been As an example of cost. National Brilliant pitching by Steve Me- With Whitey Ford .sidelined with games in three day* against front- ner* of thia tournament who could Chicago. 74; Maas. Detroit. 61; O iler told reporters "diaciplihe” mentioned a* a well-drilled team We Mean Business! League clubs were said to have Adam highlighted last night * 8-2 arm miseries, Shantz. given a running Chicago, the Yanks will pick up a- extra 85.000 for an­ Moore, Baltimore, .56. lost $6..396..565 on their farm sys­ may )>e in order for those who chance as a starter, has ^ en 4he with a reputation for hard work Bridgeport Array win. by the Elks over Police A Fire hold a w'ide edge over the 1956 and good result*. other victory here were within tem* over the five-year apan. Ex have been "settir.g forth these most consistent of Casey Sten­ striking distance o f Rosburg. Dow figure. . .W orn drawing team in Of course, the eenttmental fa­ National I^eagiie penses in all cases presumably in -i'j""’" '’* ’ If the chib* eventually , rea*^e?foi^onir one infi^fd"^^ gel’s chuckers. To put it mildly, the American League is Washing­ Wins CSGA Event Finsterwald who has finished in he's been a life .sever. vorite here is the .vouthfiil Syra­ L Sc L MOTCm S ENGINEER the money in all .53 tournaments in Batting ( Ba.sed on-125 at hatsi eluded front office salaries. j Sgamst moving, he said. a 1 Fvler in the third innins while ton with Baftimore second. Bos­ cuse shell, studded with a sopho­ ' .4 Mii.sial. St. Lptiis, .368; Hodges. Brooklyn, while winning, pep-1'Then irreparable harm ha# been ' recording 17 strikeouts H4 of ton is atill the No. 1 club in fen Waterbury. June 21 i/Pi — which he has participated was How does Casey feel about more bunch that sprang a sur­ Brooklyn. .354; Fondy, Pittsburg, nants and one world championship, I resaon” ' , ,heni swingingi. The Elk* nitcher appeal at the House that Ruth (ITIeeko Marchetli. 47 and hia 24- bunched with eight others nvith showed up as the biggest money When reminded Nation*' -• ' Shantz.?"Right now. I'd say he prise In winning the frosh event Of £ers These Tremettilons ah open tetter to the .3,53: Groat, Pitl.»burgh, .35T; Nstionsl.League *1*0 collected two of his rliib* Built. Kansas City rapidly coming hast year. ______vear-old ...... son ...... Dick of _ Fairchild______W H O ’S 6Pa, just four strokes off the maker with $1,860,744. Milwaukee I owner* themaelvea had acted on was the ace of my staff. He's a However, on its sea- pace. Aaron. Milwaukee. ..3.36, seven ssfeties. .Seven errors handi­ up a* a box office magnate in the ion * showing. Syracuse does not heeler. Bridgeport, captured the Run* -Aaron, .Milwaukee. 48; netted $1,857,602 and Would have' the potential shift last month. capped P A F' s chanches. wonder, that little fell*. He never hjg city with a nurnber of former | figure as a. contender for place. ’ Father-Sen Championship of the The 27-year-old Finsterwald was topped Brooklyn except for a. defi­ Celler said he ■ as pointing the ceases to amaze me. He kept after place the winner last year when the Rotjinson, Cincinnati. 45: Blasin­ Flks . . . . : ...... 142 too (I 8 T .8 Yankees with the A ’s. |- Expected to take most of the Connecticut State Golf Aasn, LOOKING... game. St. Louis: 44; Banks. Chi- cit in 1952, when the Braves' finger at no one. . P * F ...... 000 001 1 2 1 7 USED tournament was held in St. Louts. franchise was still in Boston. ! wash are Wisconsin. Rutgers, Co- yesterday. They shot a record low “However," he aaid. “maybe the .VIc.\dam and Kuhlmann; A|le ] lumbia. Dartmouth. M IT and Bos­ 7C to lead 110 teams. EtouVFord? the'‘l955 ‘winneT'^^^^^ = The New York Yankee* led the commiaaioner ought to consider ■ -- - Run* ' Batted In Musial. St, and'Hansen, JVhite (4|. New Kaeeiiav Record FEDER.4L HILL ton University. Manchester father-son combina­ w* wfcM yeu l**l m4 when yea see today's moee ef raeruil- current Master* chsmpinn, had a American league in profit* a* they j the whole thing. " 72 while .luliua Boros, the 1954 Loui.4, 53; Aaron, Milwaukee, 52; ------! The Regatta moved to Syracuse' tions and their scores included netor, had a 75. Hoa-k, Cincinnati. 44: Enni.s. St, j a m e r i u a .v l i t t l e l e a g u e Yonkers. N Y.. June 21 '/F — lAxinglon, Ky. ( N E A )--Federal, in 1952 after two .veari at Mari- Stan Hilineki-Stan Hilinaki Jr.. Louis, 39: Bell, Cincinnati. .38. Ti-ottera have a new Yonkera Hill arrived at Almahurst Fa rm etta, Ohio. It Waa held on the Wfcen w* see CHALUNCll. . . OP^TUNITYI. . . CAHHHW *tc„ page Fire * Police piodiiced ' some 39-40-79. Art Wilkie-Art Wilkie Hits— Aaron and Schoendienst. tim.ely hitting last night a\ Wad­ Raceway record to shoot at today here for a long reel. The colt fin- Hudson River at Poughkeepsie for J r.' 44-39-83, and fau l Krrby- eewspeport, w* avr raectien ia fatigue Milwaukee and Musial. St. Louis, ^___ GAR VALUES Jnycep Tennia Event Braves Have Their Own Idea: dell Field in waltzing to a one-sided 'aa the result of Jean Laird's ished lame In The Preakness. I nrany. many years. Tom Kirby, 45-40-85. 8 1 1 h i s t « M| laNan; too. 86; Robinson. Cincinnati, 79: Bias- [ 12-1 win ovef^ Manche.ster Motor 2:01 1 5 performance in a mile ingame. St. Louis. 75. I Sale*. ITie. triumph clinched first race. Tlie Fair Chance Stable colt ^ A® Beds fe # a f wWefi datoriaipas adialliaf Pr sot en-aeginafr wjoyt .p The fourth annual Jaycee Junior Doubles—Mu.sial,. St. Louis. Tenma Toumsment will he held 2 , round honors for the vh-tora who from Weslbtir.v, N.Y., jClIpped R$ waHt aprirofissaal. Fieai iMs ell elee fdlewt - * et leott to eor woy ' Gilliam, Brookl.v.n apd- Hoali. Ginv Home Run Slugagers Now Bunt Saturday at the Manchester High : were sparked by Rustv Burnett, three-fifths of a second off the : cinnati; 16; Hodges. Brooklyn and old mark last night in winning the ’57 RENAULT ■School tennis courts. Dick . Nas- j.Iohn Manning and Mark Monette. ’56 FORD ’56 Chevrolet Temple, Cincinnati, 15. New York (NBA) — Fred* Natiiral Thing to Do I all with two hit*. Tod Potter and .110,000 Free-for-All Trot, siff and .Matt Maetoso wnll accept 3>iple**--Bruton. Milwaukee and FAIRLANE V8 4-DOOR 4-DOOR V8 ^ . A e profcaeeee# ro^poef far th* anginaar. A reel ;Xlanning both drove home three, • applications. Mays, New York, 6; Sni'der, Brook­ ' u 'Th*" ‘ h* 'hing .for. the Meet the new d^DOOR SEDAN '* wm gaarentaa Hm aofWaehnicel banaOta which Is bunting hr* third, fourth and Rft^h ; Brooklyn elitb to do waa walk _ runs during the rout and George Radio, heater, Forcjoinatte. tutone paint, Power Glide, radio and heater, T.UOO lyn and Schoendienst, Xtilwaukee. place hitter*. , | , May fanned 13 batters, nine in the ypur anginaaring Mraan individual davalepmoni 5; Walls. Chiesgo, 4. RRAND N EW low mileiage,. A gem. original mile*. Local owner. ''Name on : lAst three innings, while gaining reqneat. 8141 yaw talaefi to Ihslr full sat, , . yeur awn ratpemibility for your Home Runs— Aaron, Milwaukee. Doing this. Haney violate* the The threat w*s removed when first rule, in the book which is. the free-awinging Adcock took the easy win. 19; Xfusial. St. Louis. 15: Banks, : F * P - ..... 2.30 6 lx 12' 9 3 MANCHESTER champion UeW LONDON Chicago and Moon. St. Louis. 13; .vo"i It'K man out." I three straight pitch#* right down Milwaukee has to .Win with Eddie' the middle, for the next better was , Motors- ___ 000 (KK) 1 .3' ,3 •• Aey efe wrpriMtl to Aid ae eae Uqnirig ever Hiiir WATERFORD .Snider. Brooklyn and- Mavs, New May and Potter; Sain,'Ozols (4i FullPrice' $■ York. 12. ■ c Mathews Henry Aaron and Joe thecnc unpredietahleu..prrm. i^oic BobbyDonoy Thomaonr, 1 nomson, Oaols, McNeil (4) AUTO PARTS Aem Nap by ripp. And H loke* o while Pitching ( Based on seven deci- Adcock. They are paid to drive In who ■ -has reached . . ,a stage where itj 270 BROAD ST ^ ro ^ to Ihe #4h2 n»e dp aef regeed diew es auaiben, cegt, ae eubby- SPEED BOW: aions) Sanford. Philadelphia, 8-1. runs and they ran t flo this reluc­ is purely an accident when he gets .889; Schmidt, St. Louis, 6-1, .857; tantly laying down* their live* for a hit, what Haney mistakeningly believe* “SHADOW BOXER”r 8 Ri k m Sohirdoy Night • e » « e Buhl, Milwaukee. 7-2, 778; Jack- It ha* ^ en said of Haney that Callioun# Giainbra 'S5 PONTIAC I raepect b diractiy raiperaible ter eur engineers' son. St. Louis. 8-3, .727: Acker, Is for the good of their^lub. h(f would be an excellent manager 'S5 RUICK HARDTOP '54 MERCURY HARDTOP 25«Lcip f«oh ira Evtnt Haney was .severely criticized FOR MACHINE Yen Aid dti* enviranmenf at both General Bactrie’i CSmjinnatl .and L. McDaniel; SI. if he could just fonget Ty Cobb, Box al Syracuse 4-door, Hydramatie, radio aad heater, Loaded with accMsortes.-A quality car Monterey, Radio and heater, Merbo-; Pint RcKt 8:30 P.M. Louis, 7-3, .700. : ,2 '» for this tactic last September; for whom he playetfahird ba.se (n latone green and white. Clean aa a pin. DappftoMid A Araadota, OWa, and AaaN Aireraft Engine Deportment b y that' la hnmacnlate. matte. New tires (hot recaps), black aMY Strikepuia Sanford. Phiiadel- when the Braves blew the pen­ Detroit. But O b b wouldn’t have SHOP SERVICE ■ Wari lya^ Mom, TQP DRIVER.<1t-TOP CARS nant on the final day of the sea­ Syracuse. N. Y., June 21 (gq . rod leather Interior. Spotless. I phia, 73;'Drott. CThicago. 72: Drya- bunted Mathews in that spot and son—still bunting. With Haney, Husky Rory Calhmin, still burning aaeMi a Is# toawp|law wbheiit Andiend infermatian. We agree it'* RO l'TE 85 ■ dale. Brooklyn. 64: Haddix and was much too resourceful to keep j over a disputed, one-point loss to Tel. Ml 94528 ONLY F U L L P R IC E I Cardwell. Philadelphia and Arroyo, this seetijs to be a Greek tragedy, *1495 *1795 A Truly . Great Value 4 Mile* from 'New I.,oadnn for he must know the Braves have sacrificing when newsboys out in Joey Gifrdelln. hopes to take It Meet aHaroidiaMl way af aaplpheig ediy ta many af aur engineert stay liere. I Rittaburgli, 61. . the street know it'*' the program. *1495 tOkdie with it. Compounding the all out on Joey Giambra in the " PtofiMioaal pacMn. and prafasMenel respect it du« you. We •felony is the fact that the Brave* Could Mix Hitland-Run clash of middleweight contenders 'S3 RAMiLER WAGON * * * ^ '•diere yea are. W# da knew you will enjoy H here, lui aa a team perhaps are the woret Harle.v could well mix a IttUe at War Memorial Aiidltoriiim to­ ‘53 CHEVROLET SrOCK CAR RACES eomMnH wifh AUTO DAREDEVIL conglomeration of hunters in the more hit-and-run, into hi* anti­ night. * Radio, heater and overdris'#. Exceeding­ '53 FORD VICTORIA M e apr towd «tr k. Adi any a# aur anginaan. They ware just os surprised ai 240 2-Door. Equipped. majors. _ quated ayatem of getting . men Calhoun, a ^2-year-pld belter ly lew mileage. Serin’ . Is believin’. V8 Fordomatic. 'R a d io and heater, to-' There wa-s s striking example i around the bases. from New York, is a 7-5 underdog tone. CONTEST SHOW— 45 RyMts— «i «n« RIG PROGRAM Not even in ,the days of Cobb ; however to th^ slick boxer-puncher Ymi mm tail at ta person today. the other night againat the Dodg-I Fri., JuiM 21 i 8:30 p.m. Smart boxer trunks," in sun-and- ers the Braves have to beat.'in’ his and John J. McGraw were third : ^rnni San Francisco by syay of Buf- *8 9 5 *6 9 5 COMPARE previous time at ' bat. Mathew*, ! and fourth place hitters bunted ex -! falo. They collide in a televfiaion water-tested colors . . . ma^e ex­ *9 9 5 t h r i L l f a n s cept in the ninth or an extra ,ln-| (NBC. 9 p.m., ESTl', 10-rounder, will be getting who can't, bunt and wasn't built I.OND0 pressly fftr swimming and sunning' for it, hit the ball 425 feet over the ntng with the club at home and the : Giambsa. ranked fourth among HARTFORD INTERVIEWS more than their idea wqs to get a runner on third the 160-pounder contender*, ha* W ATT PrORP '52 FORD V8 money'* wbrth left,' center field wall , of Jersey .. . fabric is Sanforized, Mercerized *52 PONTIAC '56 VOLKSWAGEN I Aircraft iagtae Departoieni Jet Atgine Depertamnt City’* Roosevelt Stadium with base with less than two out. *o a been made the betting choice on 4-door. Oietomliiie. Radio aod heater, when Ward reasonably long fly ‘feall would and the atrength of nine straight vlc- Cotton .Twill. Features include an Cfitih Sedan. New patnt. Excellent eondt- Beam’* ' Interna­ Johnny Logan on base te give Suds- SPEED BOV^ Uoa. Fordomatic. ' * ' 2-Door. Gray. ville a Iwo-riin lead. “ It. ■'I torles In the last 17 month*. His JUNE 20— 7 pm-10 pm ^ tional Auto Dare­ With meq on base, it . is utterly j rocord is 50-4-1, including 26 all-eliMticized waistband for snug devil C.onteat W ith the Braves leading, 3-1 RiCKI STARR with 3 Q rest in the sixth. Bill Bruton on -eci | fit, inner d ra w s trin g fo r basic .'se­ *5 9 5 JUNE 21 — 10 am 9 pm ! of power bitten like Eddie M ath-, Calhoun, a pro less than thn* *6 9 5 Thrill Show* ond. Imi.s c and' Johnn.v Logan on i SAVE ews and Henry* Aaron with signa. | years, ha* a 27-2 record, including KARL Vofi HESS 22 9 1 competing, com­ flrat and no one out, what do you curity, handy coin-and-key pocket JUNE — am- pm suppo.se Haney had diatance man There-i* oni.v on* thing for them ; 15 kniickout*. He lost to Giardello bined with a JACKIE NICHOL8 VS. and buift-in quick-drying sup­ Complete Pro­ Mathewa do? Here wae a glorloua (o do- hit the ball out of sight. in (Cleveland. May 17. Hia other de­ Hr aw appalntment, plaaee *di aeleet. feat. alaq in * dtoae fight,, waa to DR. JERRV GRAHAM gram of SENSA- opportunity IS break the game TH E G REAT SCOT VS. porter. Seven smart eolors. Sizes TIOis’ A L Stock wide open and take the preaaure Spider Webb/in Chicago, Aug, 29, 1956. ' ■ PROF. ROY SHIRES C H ^E L 9-2614 Car Races at the off pitcher Bob Buhl, hgt- Haney 28-44—$2.95. ■ , ' ■ , ] TERMS L 4t L BORGWARD Of write ta^aeidldenee to: , - it (he move-'em-aroun(i-for-fure CHIEF BIG HEART V& LOW tjT>e— remesnber T ATOMO KATO AN D I New Untion-Waterford Speedway. Wednesday, 8:30 P.M., CABANA SETS $6.95 up f Mr. J. A. MeGavaml So to the utter .aatoniehment of Schoolboy Mentor BOBBV W ALES VS. • JANniN eveicyone except - those knowing M O T O R S ( , - Technical locniHing June 26th; In Case of Rainout Following Night Bitching—Bf»h Turle.v, Yankee* DANNY McSlOlAN ■ . . I' ' TRADES Fred's weird think'ing on this - Struck- out. eight,"walked' only Accepts New Post MANGf^SSTER’S HOME OF RENAULT SMALL. AIRCRAFT ENOiNE DEFT. JET ENOINE DEPARTMENT phase of the game, the mighty. h i g h on* and lim ited'^getii to eix hits i — — ',, Pridess $t.7S, gZ.oipi, Jl.tft 8AU»-SERVI4rE-PARTS Billy Green a |’'C:anadlan Aces." Dick Rogers’ AU-Ameflcan Motor Mathewa attempted to bunt, ^ d ie in S-I victory that atreched Tall­ New Haven. June 21 -R4v' For Reeen'ations Call ’ o WEN'S SHOP (H iM i^iiitTeic . neM Ai^ititTiie popped ub a foul and then popped kec , svlhnlng streak to' sevqn Telller. head football and baseteil New Londoa, Glbaon ★ FpREIGN CARS A IStaniitfs, and Ward Beanj's T956 W^rid piampioh Auto DaredeviU aro •O ' ■ ^\- ."m MAIN ST. ., lOOS Wodarn Avonua, y^aet |.ynA Mats. Evandola, Ohio up in fi^ t of Pitcher Don New- game* coaich a t Wilbur Chroea High school the'^ahow* that will conjpete in 33^ Smashing. Crashing, Wrecking c4Mnbe. Brutod couldn't rub be­ ■Hit' -W ijjy Post, Redlags - for the It, seven years, today $lr- B.tadi^ Located iro BU M cause. NewcOmbe h a d a ahot at cep ted I « 3 4 CENTER ST. 0 Ml 3{-S:1|>1 • OPEN EVENINGS eveitta. Some o< Um BEST g-ixxac (SXR RACE DRIVERS and caro Dflivtl ' basea loaded Dome nui poaittoh to coach''' tha eatchtng the ball, ro was aaaUy to t-raii fourth toning that at Dama High I eo baud for Um Mg Stock Car neat. Adut^ USO, OhUdron ^ forc4MI at ttalrd-baaaJ baat ran. \ I ' ’ \. 1 ;v '\ \: i'/ / i \i k -hA,. •tV-e:

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For more 'OF A 26 R00M xlAf^E.THEV SAlp- NOW APARTMENTlZlNO iT AND TH*V SAV- atorms, cellar, garage, one acre, dormer, custom built 1949 Nice frtint porch. Partial basement FLOOR SERVICE. -Flopra sanded information call XIanchestcr Roof­ of FriemJly Ice Cream advanced car department. Apply in person. • Tngh elevation, trees, (jnly *16,900. large lot, 120x480. (julet section. and dining room, two ^bedrooms. CLASSIFIER ADVT. and reflniahed. TR. S-ZOTl or TR. ing & Siding Co., Inc., Xfl 9-893* eight msmager traineea into mana­ John Sterling, Gorman Motor with shower, boat room, etc. Living room with fireplace. Recrea­ TOOBIGfPSAQ.Me OH VE«'W^R£ CRA:y )/ gURef WKAOOA WE Carlton W. Hutchins, MI 3-5182, Walking distance to schixils and *11,000. T. J. (jrockett. Realtor, DEPT. HOURS 5-1050. for free estimate. President .JToe ger’s positions. In 1957 six more (Sales, 385 Main St., Manchester. Multiple Listing. shopping. Owner transferred. Elva tion toom. Aluminum' storm, win­ Glrardln. . NO! WE LUCE TO LIVE ABOUT OUR little < NEEO A 8lS JOINT traineea will be promotecTbacaifs^ xn 8-1677. dows, and doors. Screened patio, 8:16 A. M. to 4 :30 P. M. BPAClOUCLTfCOULMT Place.' no clean'ns lire thatid bahle AT ONCE-^Paft Ume clerks for One De Luxe Electric Range, au­ CXJLUXIBIA LAKE—Lakefront cot­ Tyler, Realtor. Xa 9-4469. BEARTUETilOU&HT ' of new etore openings. A mana­ tomatic, SO”. Was (379.95. Now MANCHESTER— Magnificent new (jOVENTRY LAKE — Neal four breezeway, two-car garage. Ame- MORTENSEN TV. Specialized RCA OR SIRVA*JT PROBLEMS.' aROJNO N.'WE NEED ger’s post provides an siyerage air-condiUoned drug store. Pleas­ tages. Xloidem convenient. Porch, Split Level. Rockledge section. stte drive. 315,200. television service. Ml. 9-4641 OF CMUZINO ant working conditions. No phone *199.95. GREEN MANOR—Three bedroom room lakefront home. You can en­ COPY CLOSING TIME Roofing and Chimneys 16*A 7HE HOUSE WAS JUST V LESS room! THE Income of *10,000 plus; many other firkplac* and boat. Five suid seven 1,600 square feet of living area. ranch, large li'vlng room with joy it now, Btay late in the sea­ -lUTO AMVTMInIO' calls. Apply Mr. Byrnes, 943 Main rooms, (jail HA 3-1886. 2^4 hatha, two-car garage. For TOO MUCH FDR SMALLER,THE benefits; A person with above One De Luxe Ellectric Range. dining area, ghrage, no basement. caaa j v o a l a v u i i u , ** A'vsavj./ fO tr FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. SEWING MACHINES—home and ROOFING — Specialising tn repair 9MALLER! St. son, all year ’round. Heatalator, STAFFORD SPRINGS— Excel- commercial types bought, sold and ing roofa of all kinds. Also new JUST THE TWO average potential can plan on a Was *849.00. Now *159.00. further information or appoint­ Owner MI 3-1364. fireplace, oil heat, cellar ll-vtiij^ lent four bedroom house. ■ Large MON. THRU FRI US.' aecuiH future with continual ad­ Boats and Accessories 46 One Electric Clothes Dryer. Was GIANT'S NE(jK HEIGHTS —Five ment to -ee call The R. F. Dlm­ repaired. Ralph Aldrich, Ml roofs. Gutter work. Chimneys YOUNG MAN to learnrstail auto- rooms and screened-in porch. July ock Q}.. xn 9-5245 or xa 9-6818. room 17x19, enclosed porch 19x7, cabinet kitchen. Living room. Open 10:30 A. M. 9-8487. cleaned, repaired, 36 years’ ex­ vancement in our organization.' motive service business. Future *149.00. Now *139.00. and August. Call MI 9-3375. MANCHESTER garage, large shade trees. Walton porch. Hot air heat; Arlesian well. Tel. xn 9-81M for appointment. MANCHESTER BOAT CO., 10 Ea- W. Gram Agency, Realtors. MLS Garage. Fruit trees. Pine grove SATURDAY 9 A. M. LAWNS AND TREES to be cut. perience Free estimates. Call ■tore manager. Full benefits in­ ONK'SETTER dog, ysars old. sex St, DaUy 12 noon-9 p.m. One Nine-Pound • Wringer Washer SIX ROOM Cape Cod, oversized gX- Central Location . Hewley. Manchester MI 8-5361. cluding bonus, hoapitkUzaUon, wlUt Pump. Was *119.95. Now COVENTRY LAKE—Four r o ^ rage. Pine paneled kitchen and Member. Ml 3-1153. Bus. *13,5(>p. All kinds of work. Rubbish of all (MU MI 9-8496. Saturday 9 -a.m.-O p.m. Scott waterfront cottage. Available June Excellent 14 room duplex. A-1 kinds removed.- Paper, rags NEAT A p p e a r i n g medical and group inauranbe, JEix- Atwater-Ana Boats. *99.0^ ” breezeway. Artesian well. iLbt 124 ROCKVILLE—Five room Cape T O tn OOOPBBATIUN W IU. cellen^ opportunity for right man. PUPPIES who need a home, mixed 22-July 27. Phone Coventry, PI x268. Inquire 383 riilliard St. condlUon throughout. Four bed­ SOMERS—New six room Cape BE APPKECIATED taken away free. MI 9-0142. Heating and Plumbing 17 CHAMBERS FUBNITURE SALES 2-6141. rooms each apartment. New oil (jod. Sparkling,' immaculately GOOD PERSONALITY Write^ox C, Herald, girtng edu­ breeds, $5. Pet Department, Man­ ONE FIVE HORSEPOWER John- cared for Cape Cod home, in ex­ Cod. Four large rooms finished. On MODERN Floor Polishing Co.— cation, experience,',' and draR chester Mills, Manchester Green. son outboard motor. Call MI At The Green VERNON ST.—Quality six room heating systems, (joppcr plumbing, hot water heat, breezeway, two LLOYD’S PLUMBING Service as­ Open ranch, full basement, aluminum cellent residential neighborhooci. Floors of all kinds, complete sures satisfaction, prompt service. If you have these qualities..you status. / 9-5876. copper gutters. Both apartments I.*rge living room,:' three nice car garage. 20’x24’, artesian well. Dial M l 3-5121 cleaning and polishing service. GH 7-6124, xn 9-5485. are the man we want to talk to. REGISTERED DACHSHUND pup- 10 a.m.-S p.m. 7:30 p.m.-9 p.m. Wanted To Rent 68 doors and windows, breezeway, vacant. Many extras. Priced right. Lot 175’x200’. *13,000. OUTBOARD MOTOR, 6 h.p. Buc- garage, large lot. Transferred sized bcdrcxims. One may be used Tel. Xn 3-1334. We have on opening for e young spies. Reds, black and tan, all as dining room, tile bath, one bed­ S. WATSON, PLUXIBING and heat­ man to'be trained as a sales rep­ Situatiims Wanted— ages,•reasonable. Tel. PI 2-8019, cancer, excellerit condition, used ANTIQUES FOR modem living at WANTED — Five-room apartment owner asking *20,900. Very gener- Phone MI 3-6273 HAND and Power Mowers Sharp­ only one hour. First *100 takes it. the New Curiosity Shop, Route 6, by couple with two children. In ous^-tXrms. Maddock & deVoa, room unfinished up, open stair­ ELLINGTON—Two family older ing contractor. New Installations, resentative With excellent oppor­ / Female 18 Meiody Farms, So. (Coventry, way, wall to wall carpet in living ened, repaired. Air cooled engines alteration work and repair work. tunity for advancement to after 6. Falrvway, 976 Main St., Manches­ Andover (located at tourist TRemont exchange. First floor EWaltors, JA 2-0255, evenings, JA BRAE-BURN REALTY home, five rooms and bath with Lost snd Pound repair work. Guaranteed Work­ Ml 9-3808. ter. cabins). Open 1-5 weekdays. Sat. preferred. References. Call TR k-0139. room arid .hall, combination large open porch down. Four rooms managerial position. Sales ’ ex­ and Sun. tmUl 8. MI 9-1806. 6-3569, days. TWO FAMILY—*17,800. Has not, screens and windows, ameslte IX5ST—Vicinity Rilliard St., blue manship. Ideal Grinding Shop, 273 perience not necessary as long as BABp*nTER—Days.A B ^ Call betwaen' anti bath up. Hot air heat. Artesian • Adams. Ml 3-8979. 6jY/Ml 3-5661 GERMAN SHEPHERD puppies, VERNON been on market before. 5-5, two^' drive, situated on beautiful land­ well. Large lot. Excellent value. S. parakeet, answers to ‘'Sweety." man is willing to learn. Excellent SALE 1-3 OFF on wallpaper. Wall WANTED—Five or six-room unfur­ scaped lot within walking distance PLUMBING AND heating-repairs starting salary. Vacation with pay. "AKC registered. Call XII g:6442. Building Materials 47 car garage. Nice lo't in good loca­ *12,600. 8-7516. FLOOR SANDING and refinishing. and contract work. Call XII 3-1301. OMAN WILL take care of chil­ tiles 4c a t)le, Kentile, from 7c nished rent by July 1st. Please New five room ranch, about four tion near schools and bus service. to everything. A real buy at Stdary, commission and bonus after each. Green Paint and Wallpaper, call xn 8-1449. miles from Manchester. Hot *14,500. Webster Agency, TR LOST—Pair of brown and crystal Specializing in old floors. XII /ddren r ages two—six. In my horns Excellent condition. For appoint­ 9-5750. training period. Company car fur-- while mother works. 79 Deepwood WANTED—Good home for three USED LUMBER, reasonable. Call at the Green. water oil heat, combination metal ment to see call The R. F. Dimock 6-5745. (jRYSTAL LAKE — Five room men’s glasses, vicinity High Millinery Dre.ssmaking 19 nished and car expenses paid. All kittens, x a 3-5645. x a 3-6845. FAXHLY OF five desperately need storm windows, screens and doors. shore front cottage. Furnished. School. MI 8-4018. employe benefits. For Interview Dr. MI 9-2552. five or six rqoms by July 1. Being Co., MI 9-5245, or Joseph Ashford, CEDAR aDTHES line poles, SALE Large lot. Full price *13,900. MI 9-6818. BOLTON—(joventry line. New five Could easily be made into all year Posts Installed. Old poles removed ALTERATIONS on women’s and apply in person. 832 Main St.,/Man AKC RSIGISTERED male Boxer. THURSDAY - FRIDAY evicted. MI 9-8307. room ranch, ceramic tile bath, LOST— Maroon wallet Monday childi'en’s dresses, coats, suits, Chester between 8-10 a.m. Diamonds—Watches— Call knotty pine kitchen, walk-out home. Fireplace. Large porcJi. night. Identlficatlan in wrallst. Call and re-set Used truck tires, tubes. DAY CARE for a girl 7-16 ysare Fawn and white. One year old. SATURDAY YOUNG—COUPLE with baby need MANCHESTER—Five room house Xn 9-1353. skirts, etc. Call Ml-94836, 9-5, old. x a 9-7923. xn 9-0428. Jeweliy 48 THTaid linoleum *1.69 yard ITLTCE CLAMPET, Realtor near new High School. Hot water basement. Large lot, *15,600. R. Shade treea. Rights to use ol SUver Ml 9-3664. 3'a to 4 rooms by July 15. Rent MI 9-4543 F. Dlmock Co., xn 9-6245, XH FOR PART TIME wpfk at Xlor- Vinyl Ule 9x9 12c each fo *76. MI 9-1922. heat, combination aluminum win­ Beach. *7,000. FOUND—Black and brown male TOOLS RECONDITIONED: Mov­ LEONARD W. YOST Jeweler, re- Linoleum tile 9x9 9c each Other listings available. MLS dows, garage. Call owner XH 9-6818. ers, (hand tuid power) precision Moving—Trucking Help Wanted—Female 35 Help Wanted—Female 35 Help Wanted—Male 3f iarty Bros. Service Station, nights Oofifs—Birds—Pets 41 WANTED— Good home for cute KUrs, adjusts watches expertly. Plastic wall tile 4c each COUPLE WITH teenage daughter 3-5249. mongrel. Call Lee Fracchia, Dog ground, motors serviced. Saws of 20 and Sundays. Insurance company part Angora kitten. Call XII 9-7406! eaaonable prices Open' daUy. member BOLTON, Route 44-A *13,706—Five MOTEL SITE—Six acres of land, Warden, MI 8-8694. Storage GIRL WANTED for general laun- O ram lc tile 8c each and two younger children looking all kinds. Machine filing and re- EXPERIENCED WAREHOUSEMAN employes preferred. Apply after 5 MANCHSISTER Pet Center for all T h u rsd ^ evenings. 139 Spruce Heavy duty stair treads, 99c each. for five or six room apartment or TWO PAXOLY house in go p.m. tic timer, electric range. Four apartment, two adults. Write 200 transportation. Owner will take (jOVENTRY' -r Rou(e 44-A. Eco­ timental value. MI 9-5808. PINE STREET Must have own transportation. East Hartford, Conn. 25c a quart. Pasqualini Bros., (jolllns St., Hartford. Built 1949. Near Keeney School, NORTH (jOVENTRY-Seven room stove moving specialty. Folding Griffen and Graham Roads, South Tueaday, Thursday, sVlday niihta . RUYAL ANl> Smith-Corona port­ Avery Street, Manchester. piece modem walnut bedroom set. stores, bus. Shingle exterior. small second mortgage. If neces­ nomical six room Cape, four fin- choirs for rent. XQ. 9-0752. Full time work. Manchester Motel. XIAN FOR LAUNDRY and Dry able and- standard typewriters. Brass fireplace set. Will sacrifice. sary. house. Oil heat, fireplace, bath Household Services MAIN STREET office needs sten­ XU 3-4148. Windsor. , 7 to 9. Porterfield'g Route 8 and SINGLE HOUSE by a reliable fam­ Plastered walls. Nice lawn, trees. .Ished, hot water heat, baaement and half. Aluminum windows. 80 ographer. Good hours and pay. Cleaning Route. Hartford area. CSiapel, South Windscir. JA 8-1891. All makes of adding machines STRAWBERRIES—Pick yoUr own. MI 9-9980. ily. Option to buy. Write Box P, Furniture may also be purchased. garage, acre lot, terrific value, Personals Offered 13-A AUSTTN A. CHAMBERS CO. local Call MI 9-7753, after 7 p.m. call fold or rented. Repairs on all Large berries, excellent picking. *14,900 — Year 'round lakefront only *12.300. Maddock A deVos, foot freezer. Several out bulldihga. and long distance moving, pack­ Write stating age and experience. IXIMEDIATE PLACEMENT—Four I. R. STICK ASSOCIATES YEAR OLD Bendix washing ma­ Herald. •( T. J, Escott, Broker, MI 9-7683. Two acres open land. Reasonable. Box R, Herald. JA 9-6588. makes. Marlow’s. 25c a basket. Frank Smith, Wind­ house on beautiful Bolton Lajte. Realtors, JA 2-0255, evenings, JA SHOE REPAIRING while you wait FURNITURE repairing and reflr.- ing, storage Call XQ. 3-5187. Hart­ reliable women to work four AKC REGISTERED Irish Setter chine, *125. 21 ” RCA TV, *90 with (First lake, of course.) Five rooms Owner leaving state. Coventry PI or while you shop. Sam Yulyes, 23 hours daily serving Avon custom­ SERVICEMAN wanted in Manches­ sor St., Buckland. RESPECTABLE American family DE LUXE THREE bedroom 8-0139. 2-6969. lahlng; antiques restored. Furni­ ford CH. 7-1423. GIRL FOR general -office work, ter. Can earn up to *90 weekly. No puppies. Rockville TR 5-7628. antenna, Walnut double bed, *40. desperately need five or six rooms. ranch, ceramic bath, birch cabi­ plus closed In porch. Recently re­ Oak St., at Purnell Parking Lot. ture Repair Servlca, TalcottvlUe. ers In your vicinity. Excellent SHORT ORDER -Rlde from School St. xa. 8-7449. quired. Write P. O, Box 288. Howard Johnson's, XU 9-6220. ing and repairing. Some part time 358 Main St. Phone Xn 3-4337. 25c a quart, excellent picking. Write Box JK, Herald. central. West Side location, only shaded. Boat, patio furniture, and residence, a home of quality on V t:i?N O N Painting— Papering 21 XU 3-5195. Augusto Farm, 3'i miles from GOING HOUSEKEEPING? Route 6. Attractive, solid, spacious to Purchasing , Department of ATTENDANTS — Service station, help also needed. Phone Hartford, FOR SALE — 55-Gal. Drums, In YOU OWE IT TO YOURSELF *16.900. Carlton W. Hutchins, MI upstairs rugs all Included. No bet­ Pratt a Whitney. Hours 7:30-4:15. FORXaCA countera, ceramic wall GIRLS TO learn press work. Paid JA 4-0278. Bolton (jenter on Hebron Rd. MI. ter time than now to buy this genu­ seven rooms, two fireplaces. At­ BOX MOUNTAIN DRIVE and floor tile. Let ua modernize PAINTING and Decorating. W. REGISTERED NURSES or li­ full and part time. Good pay, ?:ood condition. *2.60 each. For 3-5639. ’ TO SEE THIS BIG BARGAIN ! 9-5132. MulUple Listing Member. CaU MI 9-3400. D. Holland Jr., Glastonbury. holidays, vacation with pay. Apply censed practical nurses. Pull or urther Information call The Her­ Business Property for Sale 70 ine value. Unusually lenient financ­ tractive grounds, huge shade your batnroom and kitchen For Gunver Manufacturing (Company, plus, commission. Manchester • SUPER” ”DE LUXE’• MANCjHESTER —Six room Cape, ing. Gall now on this one. trees. Two acres, spring water, Spacious five' room ranch, two free eatimatea call XO. 9-3655, The MEdford 3-7932. part Ume, good pay, pleasant Esso Servicenter, Windsor St. at GENERAL ald, phone xn 3-5121. STRAWBERRIES—Pick your own, 3 ROOMS OF FURNITURE years old. Nice bring room. large WANTED-Rlde to SUte Office 234 Hartford Rd. working conditions. Call Rockville BRICK BUSINESS block on Spruce three or four bedrcxims, garage, barn, *17,.500. Talbot Agency, An­ Building, Hanford, from vicinity Tila Shop, Buckland. PAINTING S nd paperhanging. Parkway (Buckland) MI 9-8198. 25c a quart. Bring own containers. All 100% Guaranteed asbestos siding, gemd location, *15,000—Six.room ranch. Two-car dover. PI 2-6600. kitchen with custom birch cabinets. TR 5-2077 any time. Vernon Haven RICH, Fine Xleadow Loam priced ■On ly St., two stores and three apart­ Lydall-Vemon Sts, Please call MI Good clean workmanship at rea­ EXPERIENCED sales person, NOTICE within your budget. Fill, gravel, George Murphy, French Road, *433 ments. For information call MI *14,500. Also a lovely new six garage in cellar, automatic oil heat. Formica counters and serving bar. WEAVING of bums, moth holes women's wearing apparel. Part Convalescent Hospital. Vernon YOUNG XTAN' liights and week­ Bolton (off Route 85). PAY ONLY—*14.08 MONTH School bus goes right by house. 1'4 Two large bedrooms, nice dining 8-4365 after 4 p.m. and tom clothing, hosiery nuts, sonable rates 30 years in Xlan- nn. ends. Apply in person. Pine The Bolton Zoning Board of Ap­ ELECTRIC sand, stone Light grading. XII ______.(u room Cape, 1'4 baths, plaster, BOLTON chester. Raymond' Flske. XU. lime Or full time cmploymentr peals will hear the application of 3-8803. YOU GET fireplace; baesment garage, large' acres of land. Including over 300 ft room, exceptionally nice tile ba^.. handbags repaired, Upper re­ Pharmacy, 664 Center St. STRAWBERRIES- Pick your own, I 16-PIECE BEDROOM Six' room older ranch. Three bed­ and ^ow er with colored fixtures.' placement, umbrellas repaired, 9-9237. Good salary. Apply Tweed’s, 773 August Mildner to divide a .piece COUNTRY STORE on village green master bedroom. Bowers School, frontage. Should be able to sell Automobiles tor Sale 4 Xiain St. of properly fronting on Main MEN’S REBUILT and relasted 25c a quart. Bring own containers. I 18-PIE(jE LIVING ROOM and main road. Attractive five *17,600. A new five room ranch. extra land for good price, if you so rooms, kitchen, full dining ropm Hot water heat, two fireplaces, men'a ahirt coUare reversed and Help Wanted—Male 36 Michael Kurys, French Rd., Bol­ 12-PIECE KITCHEN room apartment, garage, garden and living room. Large porch, base­ walk-ln cellar door, semi-flniahed replaced. Marlow's Little Mend­ EKPERIENCro MEAT cutter, full Street or Hebron Road, between INTERVIEWS shoes, .tpasonably priced. Sam ton. loW down payment, *16,900. desire. Just over Manchester Line BEFORE TOO BUT a used car Bonds—Stocks Mortgages 31 ~ STENOGRAPHER HEAD CLERK—Grocery Dept. 44 or part time. Call MI 9-7423. the Swanson property and the Yulyes, 23 Oak St., In front of — Plus - spot, fixtures and inventory in­ Ciesiynskl-Felber Agency, MI in South Windsor. ment garage, combination win­ recreation room with large picture age Oonaaa Motor Bales. Bulck ing Shop. John.son property. This will make Purnell Parking Lot. ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR cluded at 519,000. Talbot Agency. dows, approximately two acres. window. Breezeway and ,garage. HOME OWNERS! ’ Combine nag hour week; good pay, vacation TV SET AND COMB. RANGE 3-1409 or MI 9-4291. Salas and Service, 385 Main FLAT FINISH Holland window Personnel Depariment of large with pay. Blue CroBg and many WANTED^Parts man for new car tw’o lots of undersize frontage but PICjK YOUR ottTi strawberries. 695 Phone Coventry, PI 2-6600. *15,900-.-Two-family, six and six. Nicely landscaped. Ameslte drive. Many extras. Street 9B. S-um. Open evenings. ging bills into an easy-lo-pay sec , concern in Hartford area has an of an area exceeding the Zoning The Ambitious LOAM, DARK, rich, stone free. Free storage until wanted. Free SO. WINDSOR—Five room ranch, New automatic oil heat, both sides. ahadea, made to meaay|;e. All ond mortgage loan costing only a , other benefits. Apply Grocery agency. Also, mechanic, good Hillstown Rd. $13,200 metal Venetian blinds at n new opening for an experienced or in­ Manager, Popular Market, 974 working conditions, compensation. requirements. Prompt delivery. Call PI 2-6277 or delivery. Free set up by our own NEIGHBORHOOD grocery and Youngstown cabinets, built-in All new copper plumbing. Wired ROBERT D. MURDOCK $23,000 NEED A CAR? Short on a down penny a month for each dollar j experienced stenographer. Position Time and place of public hear­ Willlmantic ACademy 8-3283. TOMATO PLANTS, peppers, egg reliable men. meat store doing excellent busi­ range and oven, breezeway, ga­ for electric stove. Two single ga­ paymant or bad your credit turned low price. Keys made while >ou ,V0U owe. "Call Frank Burke at' XIatn St., Manchester. Apply in person. Ralph's Motor REALTY CO. wait. Marlow's. requires a neat and pleasant young Sales, 55 Windsor Ave., Rockville. ing: June 24. 1967, at 8:00 P. M., Engiuoor Caunot plants, cabbage, asters, zinnias, Phone for appointment ness. Owner wants to sell. Call MI rage, full cellar, ’j acre. *2500 rages. Ample lot. Ideal Income ROBERT D. MURDOefe' dowB?‘Don't give up! For a good CH 6-8897 .(Eves. JA 9-5553). Con-1 woman with good clerical back­ A GOOD BREAD and pastry route Bolton Communitv Hall. PICNIC TABLES, 7’ long. Con­ salvia, marigolds, snapdragons, Hartford CH 7-0358 ^ 9-7620. down. Finaneing arranged. *15,500. property. MI 9-5972 ____ REALTY CO. deal—not thru a amall loan com- RUGS CXEANED and shampooed. necticut Mortgage Exchange, 1 i ground. Interesting, diversified open to a man with family respon- BOLTON ZONING BOARD structed of 2" lumber. *20 deliv­ calendulas, gloriosa daisies, pe­ After 7 P.M. (jH 6-4690 Call Cleszynski-Felber Agency, pauy=i4a“’'Harry" at 888Tlaln ’“Our care means longer wear." Lewis St. (cor. Gold), Hartford. I work. Liberal benefit program, sibiliUes. Salary and commission OF APPEALS L Affoni to Miss ered. Ml 9-1653, any time. , See It Day Or Night XII 3-1409 or MI 9-4291. WE NEED - - - ELLINGTON—Just completed. 5(4 MI 9-5972 S t (Fomarly Oraglaa Motora). tunias, verbena, at Odermann’s, room quality built ranch on choic­ Free pickup and delivery. Smith’s five day week. of over *100 per week. Apply New­ Julius L. Strong, Chairman ONE CERAMIC Norman oven, llx 504 Parker St. If you have no means of trans- Houses For Sale 72 ANDOVER LAKE — Good eight Upholstery Shop. Ml 9-4663. eve­ NOTICE Byron H. Shinn, Secretary portatiotL I’ll send my auto for Five or six room house In East est high scenic location near new 1958 FORD Four-door Sedan, good Busines.s Opportunitie.s 32 i ton Robertson Bakery, 750 Weth­ 11 with shelves and posts, prac­ BOLTON — Attractive Six-room MANCHESTER AND Hartford vicinity. room home. Attractive and com­ nings XU 3-7267. Write STENOGRAPHER' ersfield Ave., Hartford. BOLTON ZONINO BOARD We fully explained our PICK YOUR OWN strawberries you. No obligation school. Fireplace in living room, fortable, pine paneling, hot water condition. May be seen after 8 tically brand new. Reasonable. 26c a quart. Bring your own Ranch. Full basement. Oversized VICINITY handsome kitchen with birch cabi­ p.m. at 84 Apel Place or call REUPHOLSTERING, slip covers EXCliI,LENT opportunity. Estab­ OF APPE.ALS idea of a professional Call MI 9-2358. A—l ^ B —E—R—T—'S garage. Storms and screens. Lot Ranch, Cape, or (jolonial In *17,- heat, fireplace, attractive lot. Ask­ MI 9-8988.- lished radio-TV sales and service. ■ P. 0. Box ’2103 FRIENDLY Ice Cream is accept­ On June 17, 1956, the Bolton Zon­ baskets. 490 Keeney St., Manches­ 48-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD *15.900 —Neat six room ranch on 000-$20,000 price class. nets, formica counter, exhaust fan, ing *16,000. Another, six rooms, and drapes. Large selection of ing appileation.s for part time work environment on ter. 103 X 2!50. Madeline Smith. Real- dinitig area, three g o ^ sized bed- fabrics. Quality workmanship, Owner has other interwUs. Replies ■ ing Board of Appeals heard and FOR SALE—Live bait equipment. -tor. Ml 9-1642 Eliza)}eth Drive. Attached garage, two lots, *11.900. Talbot Agency, confidential. Write to P. O. Box I Hartford, Conn. work evenings and weekends. MI- granted the appeal of John Robot- page 14. In a word, it is Nets, tanks, etc. Good opportun­ SOLID MAHOGANY dining room nice lot. fireplace, combination Ranch or Cape (jod in Manches­ ropms, lovely ceramic tile bath Andover. Dial PI 2-6600. free estimates given In your 9-8196. to for permission to subdivide a FOR YOUR freezer - - Sheep and set. Round extension table, side­ with formica vanity. Ample 1958 KAISER TRAVELER. May be home. Smith’s Upholstery Shop. '441. PAPER ROUTE respect—respect for the ity for interested party. MI 9-7083. yearlings, whole or halves, (jut SIX-ROOM CAPE, two unfinished. windows. Good value here. ter on Or near bus line. aeen at 24 Drive G. AT ONCE -part time clerks for property located on Volpl Road individual as a person . . , board, both glass top. (jhina Fireplace in living room. Hot closets, full basement, basebovd XU 9-4663, evenings XU 3-7267. air-conditioned I u n c h e onette. making two undersized lots. TIVO STEEL lockers, six sections. up and delivered. 25 and 35 lbs, closet. Six chairs, lazy susan. Oil *15,750-The buy of buys — on hot water oil heat, weather- Gerald Risley. TR 5-7912. water oil heat. Aluminum storms Wanted Real Estate ' 77 1950 CHEVROLET Fleetline two Help Wanted—Female 35 Pleasant working conditions. No The Board also heard and grant­ AVAILABLE an engineer . . . a creator. Two cash registers. Good lumber. range, *15, electric and oil, *35, and screens, awnings. Large Eastfield Street. Quiet, peaceful THE stripped and Interlbck^ windows door, radio, heater, very good phone calls, apply Xliss Longttn, ’ NOTICE ed the appeal of Howard C. Chase We believe this is a requi- Fair Fashions, 631 Xiain St, both suitable for cottage. MI kitchenette. In quiet West End street away from the traffic. Si:: WILLIAM E. RP:LFI0RE arid doors. Ameslte drive. Well condition. Will sell reasonable. MI Building—Contracting 14 BOOKKEEPER 942 XIaih St. Notice is hereby given that Uie for permission to subdivide a prop­ 9-2725. landscaped lot. All this in choicest trite for any record of con­ HEAVY DUTY window or attic Household Goods 51 District. Nice for children. No room cape that is truly loaded with AGENCY WOODED LOTS and aereage 8-T9S5. “ INTE2U0R AND exterior remodel­ Accounts Payable Annual Xleetliig of The Eighth erty located on Hebron Road mak­ W'anled—Boy to petiille pa­ agents. Call Xn 9-9635. extras. Basement garkge, ameslte, residential zone with city water wanted vrithln reasonable distance School and Utilities District of ing two undersized lots. tinuing success. belt driven fan In carton. Cost *95, and severage. Uberal FHA financ­ 1948 OLDSMOBILE. Hydramatic. ing, houses and garages Free ■ell *55. Power lawnmower. excel­ TO BE SOLD in three weeks, house HOTPOINT PORTABLE ironer. ex­ etc. One of the lietter buys on the of Manchester. Clifford HantMn, eatimatea. Call W. F. Hcnscl. XU. CLERK Manchester, Conn., will be held at Any person de.siring to contest pers in north end of town. full of •umiture. Also new power *11,300—(jute two-bedroom Ranch, cuiwnt market. High FHA mort­ MI 9-0760 ing. Only *14,990, Samuel M. Realtor. MI 3-1303. Good running condition. Price *75 For General Office Work the Hollister Street School, on this decision must make their ap­ lent condition, *55. Combination cellent condition. *20. Ml 9-9346. aluminum storms, plastered walls, gage available. I-Avltt, 78 Windsor Ave., Rtxtkvllle Call MI 3-4374 after 8 p.m. 3-5966. Our T64 and J79 bear baby carriage, excellent condition, mower. Call MI 9-1534. 45 Adelaide Rd. Air conditioned office and SEPTIC TANKS Wednesday Evening. June 26 peal within fifteen (16) days from Contact Stillman Keith at cellar, large shade, fenced yard, Phone TR 6-2717, NetUe L. Miller, ARE YOU (XINSIDERING BIDWELL Hom<^ Improvement Co. 1957. at 7:30 P; M. D.S.T. for the the da4e of this notice. . this out. The T64, our *18. xn 9-6370. ANTIQUE FURNITURE. sUver, garden, centrally located, (jarlton *13,900 -Six room cape with ga­ phone MI 3-6535. 1950 OLDSMOBILE, one owner, pleasant atmosphere AND Wearing: Apparel— Furs 57 8ELLINO YOUR PROPERTY? good condition, *390. 408 Tolland Alterations, adaitlons, garages. following purposes to wit: BOLTON ZONING BOARD Keith’s Variety, 197 North convertible gas turbine POWER XIOWER reel type, glass, china, and used furniture W. Hutchina, XII 9-5132. .Multiple rage, On comer lot Just off the bus We wUl appraise your property Tpke. MI 9-0906 after 8 p.m. Re-aidlng specialists. Easy budg­ Apply In Person 1st To choose a moderator. OF APPEALS engine, ju.st won a muHK bought and sold. Furniture Repair Listing Member, line. Soon vacant. This price In­ free and without any obligation' \ et terms. MI 9-6495 or TR PLUCGEO SEWERS Julius L. Strong, Chairman Briggs t Stratton four cycle en­ Service, xa 3-7449 ' ' CHESTER’S FURRIERS. F^Ts cludes complete redecorating. In­ 2nd To hear the reading of the Main' St. million dollar develop­ gine. *25, XII 9-1361. cleaned and glazed. *3. Cold *10,800 — Five-room House, awn­ Lots for Salff 73 VERNON We , also buy property for cash 1941 BANTAM with 19..49 Ford 5-9109. (;AER BROS. warning. Byron.H. Shinn, Secretary storage, *2. Remodeling, repair­ side and out. FHA mortgage of Selling . or buying contact motor. Red .convertible. Souped 69 I.eggett Street Machine Claaned 3rd To hear the report of the ment contract. As you U.S. (jOINS. Indian heads. Some THE VILLAGE (jHARM Antique ings, double garage, workshop, *11.500 now available. ^ SECjOND Bolton Lake—Terrific lot S'TANLEY 3RAY Realtot . CjXRAGES, po r c h e s] dormers, East Hartford, Conn. Septic Tanks, Dry Wrlla, Sewer President. Shop of Manchester, Conn., 42 ing done at my home. No over­ two . acres, fruit trees Carlton on lake. Artesian well connec­ Just Over Manchester Line up. See between 6-10. 48 Drive F. know, the J79 is famous uncirculated. 1956 proof set, head. Save. (japeu and stoles, W. Hutchins, Ml 9-5132, Multiple BRAE-BURN RfcALTY recreation and attie rooms built. Lines Installed—Crilar Water­ 4th , To hear the report of the others. Call MI 9-3952 after 5 p.m. Spruce St, (Jeneral Hne of inter­ *12,000--In Bolton, a four room tion. Ideal spot. Good neigh­ New 5(4 room custom ranches. xa 3-6273. Kitchen and bathrooms re­ WOMEN—For sorting and inspect­ proofing Done. 'as the engine chosen to esting antiques, past and future *20. (jail xn 9-7218 for free es­ Listing Member. home with full basement and an bors. T. J. Oockett, Realtor, Treasurer. timate at your home. Under no Large living room, kitchen and din modeled. Robert XI, Alexander, ing. Dry cleaning department. 5th To hear the report of the power the B58 Hustler GARDEN RID-A-XIATIC tractor. collectibles, including bric-a-brac oversized two car garage. Com­ xn 8-1577. Auto^. Accessories—Tires 6 XU 9-7716. Apply in person. New Xlodel and glassware. Open all day and obligation. ing area. Three bedrooms with MULTIPLE LIS’nNG otters the Tax Collector. and Lockheed FI 04. Plow, cultivator, snow plow and MANCHESTER bination windows. Neat as a pin. plenty of closet space, (jeramic tile combined services of 25 tealtors, Laundry. 73 Summit St. MeKINNEY BROS. 6th To hear the report of the trailer. PI 2-6535, after 7 p.m. evenings. Ideal for couple or small family. BEAUTIFUL, Desirable Building 50 salesmen fo help sell your TIRE SALE Ga r a g e s ,, cottages. * breezeways. NEW LISTINGS Lot. Box Mountain Drive. OvA % bath and shower. Formica count­ porches. 12x20 garage. *980 com­ WOXIAN fo r night work. Ap­ Sewerogw Disposal Co. Chief Engineer of The Xlanches- Attention ABSOLUTE BARGAIN - (justom Rooms Without Board 59 *16.700—Owners want action on acre. Wooded, (piiet, residential ers, birch cabinets, carport and house. For information please call Achievements like these THAYER BAB?^ carriage, *25. 400 X II—8 9.95 exchange. plete. 20x20 two car, *1460. No ply Swiss Pastry Shop, 183 No. ler Fire Dept. made cornices and drapes. Slip SIX ROOMS, bath and lavatory utility room. All natural finiah (jafiton W. Hutchins, XH 9-5133. X ISO-132 Pearl St. — Ml 3-5308 Thayer play pen. *10. Both excel­ this five room ranch with full base-: area. Reasonable price. Phone 670 16—*10.95 exchange. Mam St Ml 9-2660. 7th A. Thk election of the make us grow, creating covers’, *59.50 and up. '(jholce of FRONT ROOM, centrally located. with many features. Large lot. woodwork, (jlear oak floors, flre- All sizes, white, tubeless, at low money down, five years to pay. > - ■ President. HomdowRers, Electrical Contracion lent. Also, foot pedal bathinette, ment. Recreation room, built In Barbara Woods, Ml 9-7702. ^ SELLING, Buying, Trading? L.M.- Free estimates. Ellison Construc­ openings for engineers *5. Garbed *3. Very good condition. fabrics. Budget terms. Mrs. Rita, Continuous hot water.,. Gentleman SIX ROOMS, garage, two bath­ oven. Qn Henry Street. TerVlfic lo­ ■place, hot water heat, artesian well, .low prices. All tires guaranteed. tion Co. AD 2-2462. PART TIME waitress wanted, B. Tile election of two JA 2-7780. preferred. Phone Xa 9-7129. rooms. knotty pine features cation. BOLTON AND (joventry building ameslte drive, extra large lot, good M.L. (Which means Live Modem Thurs., Fri., Sat., from 8 p.m.-l ' Directors. and Appliaaea Daalars experienced or interested Call Ml 9-9346. —Multiple List)—all your real eo- in: large lot. lots. Various locations. Terms. location. If you are shopping for a COLE MOTORS REPAIRS, remodelinig. All types of a m. Apply Ray’s Restaurant, 37 ^ C. The election of the 80 GALLON pCrmaglass electric FOUR BEDROOMS, garage, many *14,600—Another good sensible Lawrence F. Fiano, Broker. Xn new hoine don’t miss seeing these tate the modem way. The Ella- x a 94)960 . Oak Street. Clerk, Preliminary Design ROOM FOR RENT. Hot water, worth Xlittcn Agency, Retritors, ' carpentr.v. Good yvork. No job too ;Permits must be secured for installation of any and all Slim As A Needle water heater. *150. (jail Xa 9-8522, features too numerous to men­ value. Four room cape on Tanner 9-5910. values. Very reasonably priced at ■mall. TR 5-5759. ' Wanted D. The election of the Mechanical Design between 6-8 p.m. bath, parking. Tel. XH 3-1406. tion. Large lot. Street within a block from Bowers *15,800. Financing arranged. xa 8-6930. ' . Tax Collector. air-conditioning units. Individual ^eCtrical circuit must | BEAUTIFUL LO’TS ort Black Top Instrumentation FIVE ROOXIS in the country. Lot School. Two fireplaces, ameslte Trailers 6 A E. TTie election of the be run for any unit." SINGLE AND double room avail­ KXI k 200. and huge front and rear dormers Road in Vernon jurt over Man­ LISTINGS WANTED, single an< Roofing—Siding 16 Treaxurer. Controls Analysis and ■It's A Dq^'* Life' able. Reasonlible weekly rates. *8 for future expansion. Location plus chester town line. Entire area ROBERT D. MURDOCK two-family houses.' Member THREE ROOM- trailer, *650. iln- CLERK-TYPIST 8th To see if the District will Any unit using up to'and including one-half horse and up. Rockville Hotel. TR Have many buyers for 4, 6 and haa storm sewers, good drainage XOJ3. Howard R. Hastings, R qulre RusseU- Hunt, Lakefront I Design 5-9591. 6-room houses ranging from here. REALTY CO. RAY'S ROOFING CO . thingie and Wanted vote t6 pay salaries to any of its power motor may be installed on a 110 volt circuit. Any *12,000-*14,500. with gravel sub-soil.' Price *1,500- tor, xn 9-1107; any time. Park, So. Coventry. Easy terms. built up roofa, gutter and con­ for general office work. officers.' Aerodynamics . *21,000 - New two-family flat of per lot. Call Now. The R. . F. Lake privileges. All set up. ductor work, roof, chimney re­ Apply Mornings A. Salary of the Presi­ unit using , more than one-half horse power motor must Thermodynamics FURNISHED room, private home, MI 9-5972 LISTINGS WANTEID—Single, two- have 220/240 or 208 volt circuit. Any variance will be bath, parking. Call after 6 p.m. List yoUr property with us. We four rooms on each floor. Tile Dimook Co.. XII 9-5245 or XH pairs. Ray Hagenow. .MI. 9-2214 CLERK-TYPIST dent. Performance, Test and xn 9-6242. , will sell it quickly. If it does not baths, dream kitchens. Fhill base­ 9-6818. family, three - family, business Auto D^Tlngr School 7*A Ray Jackson, XU. S-832t> . B. Salalry of the Clerk. considered a violation of our Code and wilf be treated! Evaluation sell promptly, we will buy it if our ment, Ideal set-up to live rerit free BOLTON — Four room ranch. Hot property. Have many cash'bpy- for general office worki _ C. Salary of the Treas­ as such. , offer is satisfactory with you. on the Income from one kpartment. ANDOVER LAKE — Two lots, 50x water heat, fireplace, combination ers, Mtirtgages arranged. Please ROOFING.JBIDING, painting, (jar-' . <» Lydall & Foulds Metallurgy 150 each, foundation 24x32 in­ call George L. Graziadio, Realtor, LARSON’S DRIVING School. urer. Boarders Wanted 59-A Very central. Good financing avail­ aluminum windows, lot 150x175, Mancheetar'a only trained and gentry. Alterations and additions ' 9th To designate the official This regulation, like all others of our code, is for the| Applications GEORGE L. GRAZIADIO able. stalled. Complete with «lana. Calf' nice location; *11,900. MI 9-2901. x a q-5878 109 Henry Street. certified Instructor. For your safe­ Ceilings. Workmanship guarah- ■ Paper Co. depository for the funds of the PI 2-6863 after 5:30 p.m. ty We are trained to teach proper- teed. A.'A. Dion Inc., 299 Autumn ' Di.strlct. safety and protection of the' ultimate uaer. Any ques- j Realtor *19,600—Two year- old colonial. JIEBRON—Attractive village farm. St. Xnr 8-4880. MANCHESTER 615 Parker Street - You find these openings ROOM AND bciard on 1st flqpr for. ANDOVER LAKE -Excellent se­ ly. Ml. 9^078. 10th To see if the voters will tions may be (lirected to Mr. Ernest McNeill, Electrical | elderly man or woman. Xn. 9-6656. MI 9-5878 I 'i baths, three bedrooms up, three "Good eight room home with bath, vote to lay a tax and to make the arid a professional en­ rooms down. Fireplace, full base­ cluded lot, 75 ft., on lake, *2500. lavatory, oil hot water heat, three A-Safety Gqitge Improved MORTLDCK’S—^Manchester'a lead­ FOp THE best in shingle and built WATER CO. Inspector or to Mr. Chappell, Building Inspector. *1,000 DOWN -- *7,600, four-room AIm , 50 It. lakefront lot in good up roofing, gutters, leaders, chim rate therefor. vironment at both Gen­ ment, oversized one car , garage.. car garage, worksjiop, bam, coop, ing Driving School offers the most 11th To see if the voters will house plus two bedrooms over ga­ Nice quiet location with plenty of spot. Clear, but many nice trees. ten good acres, spring , whter, Oak Ridge, Terih.—A new de­ In driver, education. ThouMuids of ney and roof repairs call Coughlin, GRISWOLD A. CHAPPELL eral Electric’s Apactments—Flats— *1650. And several lots near the vice has been developed at Oak xa. 8-7707. 346 North Main Street •vote' to authorize ita ofRcera td rage. suburban. (jarlton W. trees around. Combination win­ small pond possibilities. Reducecl sjatlsaed atudenla. 300,^ mUea borrow sufficient money to meet Building Inspector I SMALL AIRCRAFT Tenements 63 Hutchins, xn 9-5132. MulUple dows. ameslte, wall-to-wall par- lake, *550, Talbot Agency, An­ to *18,500. Talbot Agency. Phone Ridge for determining the ex- •ecldent free Inftruetiona. MI HOUSE Advt. No. 4001 Listing Member. dover. PI 2f6600. po(;ure . risk of atomic . workers the necessary obligaUona of the ENGINE TWO ROOM apartment, Depot petlng Included, (jail, we win give (joventry. PI 2-6600. -9-7898. DiatrLet, and give the District’s 16 you the address so that you can to both beta and gamma radia­ DEPARTMENT Square. For information call xa XIAN(jHESTER —Six room Garri­ drive by. ■ LOTS FOR SALE—We have a few VERNON — 5V4 roopi ranch, full tion. Ordinary equipment for MANCHESTEIR Driving Academy note, notes or other obligations 3-5560 after 6 p.m. residential lots for sale with utili­ FOR SALE therefor when In their oplnioji it West Lynn. Main. son (jolonial, 8 bedrooms, fire­ basement, ceramic tile bath, measuring beta radiation is ex­ guamtees feeuiu. Etpert instruc­ place, full basement. Good loca­ 8,10 acre farm in South Windsor. ties. Phone xn 3-6273, Brae-Bum brick veneer front. Youngstown tremely fragile; therefore ordl- tion, dual eentseUed rar. Call ^ is for Hie interest of the District JET ENGINE SINGLE, SIX rooms,'all imryove- Realty. VERNON ST.—Custom built to do so. tion. Phone owner after 6 p.m. XU Six room house in nice condition. kitchen. *14,900. R. F. Dimoc'k naiy personnel dosimeters gen-' 3-7349. Dsy or evening appolnt- DEPARTMENT ments. Furniture Included. In Ad- 9-9910. ' Xa_9-5^6JWI J0-M18. mehta. , c o n v e r s e semi-ranch, 6 rooms and garage - 12||i To see'If-the \oters will diaion. *75 monthly. Adults. Phone Possible to see three states from erally 'record' ga,mma rays only. . ' autlm’l^ its officers to change a Evendale, Ohio your back lawn. Good potential for BOL'fON—Wate,rfront. 'Third Lake. The new Oak Ridge dotsimeter, on large lot with lots of treea, Sincr 1807 . xa 9-2172..* *12,650—BEAUTIFUL three b^- 'Suburban for Sale 75 JR. aluminum eoinbinatton storm shorT section of the trunk line sew­ By Reid room ranch, ceramic bath, stain­ development; Numerous bams, Pond Road. Furnished, winterized however, is about the size 'of a It's Been of Course You can learn more about FOUR R(X>MS, furnished. Automa­ previously a good paying tobacco BOLTON — (joventry llpe. New cottage. Suitable for small family.. pencil, ,-weighs about half an Motoreyclei^Bicycles 11 tvlnduws ami doors, 1V, baths, er near Hartland Street at a cost less sinks, hot water heat, cellar, farm. Philippine mahogany doors and of *1,800. this today. tic oti furnace. *100 per month. 145 ft. frontage, trees. Carlton W. Cape C 23' Uving room, V ^^gwBBMrgai, issldsaflsl.ddsatisi. sir JET ENGINE DEPT. waterfront Electric stove, elec­ over. So muck for ao little. Four birch cabinets, plaster.'Overkized; HARTFORD ROAD. XL^'CHESTER - . ( Mi 3-!507-^vMiR9s Ml 3.7731-HMI 9-566S ROREUT REID & SON, AUCTIONEERS pattern order for the Spring, A YORKM, N-Y. and two' partially finished qp-v A. w d W. M l MAMS ST^IEEV, MANCHESTER, CONlTe-Phisne MI » ^ 7 t GENERAL ELECTRIC' / -Summer '57 issue of our patten It’s ready! Thbll967 Needlework tric refiigsrator, oa.,heat, fire- garage- 130,500. Other ranctiea up GARDENS atairs. Fireplace, storm doors and Ml $-m r, Mij' tiook Baaio Fashion. It contaBis Album—fifty-six' colorful pages ptacs, bath, radio.'nrM886. to *35,too. If you are looking lor a LOCATED IN THE CENTER OF MANCHESTER ■ KAraoifP'.K. ;m i " y. Evendalf, Ohio ” window^. Large kitchen, beautiful home in thia price - range, see 168 WOODLAND STREET, MAJiCHESTER, CONN. doasns of smart new atylca for all ■bowing many piWtty dsalgna; |Uua COVENTRY LAKE - W ^ iiitrant graunds With firsplac# and patio. theaa lovely taomea before you : ****ioo^ prtatad, Insids (hrsetlona for snsiriiig 8 ero o st eottqgs for Mat, L pU of ivacy., Excellent locatkm Phoas Barbara OPEN ALL DAY AND EVENING|l--fHONE Mt S-8474 Itaras and a quUt Only |0e a oo|>y! buy. Claoaywakl-Fslber i Agonicy, I ; v: / ■'' ' MDtO-7168. V Woods J g ^ c y . i a 9-7702. > MI 3.1603 or MI 3.4381. /P tA \ '.A- ( s \ , • • n / FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1967 PAGE EIGHTEEN jMaitfbgalfr lEogMittgi^pr^

At a recent convention of. Con­ Chapman Court. No. 10, Order | afternoon at 3 o’clock at the Ma­ o'clock. Hia^Hoplc will be "Other Sunset Circle, . Paat Nobla continue until the first week in Miss Joan A; Hlobik, formerly 12,540 necticut Region of Hadaaaah, Ura. of Amaranth, will meet in the. sonic Temple. All officecs are re­ Little Sjitps." While many bring GrSnda, will hold its. annual {dcnic September. Children’s Day on June of this town, granddaughter of Fair, warm jkmlglit. UrWeet lu About Town quested to be present. As Initiation Mrs. Flora Grade, fi'j Trotter St., -Member of the Audit George Sandals and Mrs. Philip Masonic Temple this evening at their^jBMy-to-carry chairs in their Monday at the cottage of Mrs. 9 marked the formal closing of the. Bureau of drculatloa 60’s. Runday sonny, hot. n g k ' FYiedman. delegates, r^eived on 7:45. Till* will be the flnal meet­ will follow the business meeting eajpa^the large congregations at Ethel , Aapinwall. . All members church school. Classes- will resume graduated from Windham High near 90. Cadet Sjt. Jamca Arthur, chair­ behalf of the local chapter a blue ing iintll September. OfBceni • of Monday night at 7:30 at the ese Simday night senices influ­ planning to attend are asked to In the fall. Details of a daily Vaca­ School recently. She wort tho .Mcaiche$ter— A City of Villaae Charm. man of the dance committee of ribbon award for hating stlccess- Rainbow Court. No. 20, .of \V|1]I- Temple. All members ape reques enced the corjps to purchase 40 ex- meet at the Center at' 3 o’clock. tion Bible School In July will be Gardner Hall Memorial and Uie Mancheater Squadi*on of the fullv raised all funds for, various mantic will be guests and will put ed to wear white for this me^t ! tra chairs so that about 200 may Anyone needihg transportation ahnoiincad later. stenography awards, and was on VOL. LXXVI, NO. 224 Civil Air Patro). wishes to re­ projects of the orgapiaation for the on the degree work. A social hour 'ing. be seated. nay contact Miss Barbara Ander­ — ,— the honor roll. mind all memb*rs and their MANCHESTER* CONN., SATURDAY, JUNE 22, 1957 (Claselfled Advertlalng on Fage year just, ended. with refreshments will follow in son. JITie Vacation Bible School of . —r— PRICE FIVE CENTS friends that a "record hop" will he the banquet hall. held at the American Legion The Rev. John E. ^ ’eubert. min- The Women’s Auxiliary of the 2Uoh Lutheran Church will open at Miss Kathleen A. Olmsted. 669 Home tomorrow night from 7 to Members of the MPD wishing i.ster .of the Community Baptist French Club is planning to hold "i^'e morning worship, service of 9 a.m. Monday and continue to Tolla'nd Tpke.,,has been admitted 11 o’clock. A few tickets are still to participate in the New Hartford Manchester Assembly, No. 15^ Church, will be th i special speaker a food sale at the J. W. Hale Store the Talcottville Congregational 11:45 Monday through Friday qnd to the University of Connecticut' available and these will be sold at parade will meet a* the firehouse Order of the Rainbow for Girls, at the Salvation .Armj’ service in all day tomorrow, beginning at Church will be held at 10 s.m. Sun­ 'again Monday and Tuesday, July School ..of Social Work. She will U,S. Agrees to Cut Men Die, Red Korea the door. at 5 o’clock tomorrow night. will hold a' rehearsal Sunday Center Park Sunday evening at 7 9:30 a.m. _____ day. This summer schedule will 1 and 2. begin her first year In September. Number of Ground One Missing Calls Washington, June 22 6tP)— ror Farley A Capital Airlines plane Troops in Japan crashed on a training flight By THE ASSOCI.ATED PRESS Vacation time, . time for sun and fun, and time to shop here for today midway between Wash­ Communist Premier Kim II Washington, June 22 (/P)—"Tto "consider future adjustments In ington and Frederick, Md. Sung'of North Korea-today everything yon need to make this summer’s holidays your best AboiH 30,000 U.S. ground the relationships between the Unit, Two persona were kill^ and proposed an immediate con­ com b'^ troops will sCart pull­ cd States and Japan adequate to a third man aboard was be­ ference of aH ^countries ‘‘con­ ing out of Japan next month meet the needs and aspirations of lieved dead. cerned in the solution of the ever! Our modest prices help stretch vacation dollars, too! G>me the peoples of both countries." Tlie twin-engine lx.’s plunged In Korean question,” Peiping Ra­ in accordance with a decision In diplomatic terms this lifted to the backyard of a home two i (Jjo reported, reached by President’ Eisen­ the lid on the 1951 Security Pact rniieii. north of Clarksburg. Md.. - -phe broadcast, heard in London, on 111 and see! hower and Japanese Prime between the t,wo countries. It was Infant Hurt concluded at \he"’Hme the Japa­ shortly after ® '* said the Korean Communist leadbr Minister Kishi. nese peace treaty was signed at did not elaborate on what aort of A joint communique issued last U .S . conference he had in mind or what San Francisco and provided for Aeronaut cs Board : counTnea should participate. night at the end of three days of I U..S. defense of Japan pending de- ' And Binned consultations between the two S ^ ff bonT ’ "The unlficaiion of Korea should , . j . ... velopment of Japan's own defense , look o ff fio n i »> B.^nincrtori ^A liori" u i..#* *4. t . r v < leaders announced the prompt | forces al Airport at 6:25 a.m on a 4-hour I ^ Ko*-**"* them>ielve» W hethcr it^s for siviniming or sn^ing withdrawal of all U.S. ground com- local training flight | withdrawing all foreign troops Diplomatic sources considered By Mother bat forces from Japan." There wa.s no indication what' ‘"*'-**‘* introducing Later, spokesmen said the with­ that the most important provision , new weapons into South Korea. in the jo in t sta te m en t. ! ca-.i.sed the crash. .... YoiCll look your best in drawal would begin in July. Kim said. "This is the only road The withdrawal of U.S. combat' Capital Airlines said the three Hartford, June'22,(^ — A The atatement also said that ' to a peaceful solution of the Ko­ forces will cost Japan more than aboard the plane were Capt. 3-months-old baby boy 'whoae i ' ' \within the next year there would rean question." |M> . hene a substantial reduction in Thethe Japanese « yea'' oin f f t ir co i oa pI 8s : ^ terrace, ^ Faiifax. 318 Va.;Spring R. Lake K. The U.N. Cpmmand in Korea mother , told police she be£t total U.S. forces in Japan. yesterday notified the North Ko­ ' estimated. It also will niean loss ' Thomas, Chicago, and H. A. Pod^ and burned with a cigarette r rean and Chinese Communists new "The United States plans still i of jobs for about half of some - (futskl, Pitt.shuigh “to quiet him” is in critical weapons would be introduced to further reductions as the Japa­ T40.000 Japanese civilians Mrs. Jessie Rippeon. wife of the condition at Hartford Hospital nese defense fbrees grow," the ployed by the armed forces. , owner ol a gal age near the scene, I ‘’'xmler the buildup by North Ko- communique a'dded said two bodies had been removed violation of the 1953 armi- today with at least 17 frac­ Secretary of' State Dulles told Kishi. who was host at a dinner from the wrecliage. : stice. tures in addition to burn scars 99 newsmen abo^ 100.000 U.S. serv­ honoring Secretary and Mrs. Dili-i Tlie plane did not catch fire. Peiping Radio said Kim made and infections on his body. icemen now are stationed in Japan le.s last night, appeared elated by It fell to eaith after smashing propo.sal at a reception given The 24-year-old mother, Mr*. Sun Fun the success of his mission here.. He I for a visiting Soviet parliamentary - about half of that total are Air through some Irees. Martha L. Gray-, was charged with Dash Force personnel, 20.000 are in the . told new sm en his . pui po.-=e in ' I delegation. aggravated assault, cruelty to chil­ by Navy, and the'rem^inlng 30,000 are ! ^-■'t^blishing “true and strong [ SKN.XTOR.S W ILL A D \ I.SK I '■vim charged that "United States dren and neglect of children. ground combat troops. partnership... has nas beenneen coninlete-conimi Washington, -lime 7? tti—Sen. imperialists are openly talking The Infant’s condition came to The ground troops consist of the iy achieve'd. " ^ Humphrey (D-Minn) said today [ about introducing new weapons In- the attention of police and medical for the sun understrength First Calyalry Di­ Dulles declined immediate com­ a .Senatorial adviser team “most I to Korea. . . in flagrant violation of authorities Friday when Mr*. Gray Jantzen ment except to say that the joint . vision and one regiment of the likely" will sit in on later stages I the armistice" took him to Dr. Gerald Olmatead'a with Third Marine Division. Btatenfent. contained "a lot of of the current Ixindnn disarina- I r.S. Sends Best Jet4 office on Farmington Ave. This camisoled confection is firm-finished m eat. ' iiient talks. Humphrey heads the The United ■-Stales will begin Dr. Olmatead ordered mother The statement said the two men Kishi failed to regain adminis­ "discussed the' eaiTv cessation of Senate Siibcnniinlttee on DIs- sending modern, faster-than-sound and child taken to .the hospital in trative control over the R\nikyu ' armament, and well placed a taxi. Acetate and elasticized yarn Sharkskin. both the testing and the manufac-j Bonin Island groups, one jet interceptor -planes to South of sources said he undoubtedly Korea Monday to counter the IjireraUons, Burns Jantzen ture of nuclear weapons a.s part of , niajor objectives. would be one of tho advisers. "5am Fun" is a real figura-molder. The a first step m a safeguarded dis- ______buildup of Communist fighters and .The baby is reportedly suffer­ armament program." Humphrey declined to discuss bombeis in North Korea, reliable ing from 17 or 18 fractures, includ­ Our idea of a summer cardigan— the (Continued on Page Eleven) that report. polished cotton bra lining has an opening Japan's strong views against so u rces said today In Seoul. i ing fractured ribs. Shoulder and "Miramar.” Fine, combed Cotton knit in further nuclear tests, the communi­ ; The impending arrival of the ; leg, numerous lacerations and for Accents bust pads. Spiral apex bra five striped combinations. It's mate— que added, are being taken into I FlOO jets -equipped with the latest bum* and an Infected shoulder account in formulating the l',S. | radar to intercept attacking planes wound. cotton twill "See Legs" shorts with tai­ position at the current London dis­ in all kinds of weather was dis­ In addition, hospital authorities stay gives added figure control. Four say. the Infant may have pneu­ lored stitched cuff, back zip a n d w elt armament talks with Russia. Brit­ Equal Per Cent Tax closed as the Communists reacted ain, France and Canada. : with bitter wprds to the U.N. Com- monia. handsome stripes. 10-18. 19.95. coin pocket. Both are sun-and-water The Kishi-Eisenhower statement ■ mand's abrogation of the Korean After she was booked, Mrs. Gmy tested. "Miramar" S-M-L. 3.98 also contained a significant pro- . I armistice ban agkinst new weap- Was ordered sent to McCook Hos­ vision opening the way for revi-. I ons. Six-ycar-old Benny Hooper, the "miracle hoy” rescued from a well shaft five weeks ago, pital ■ for psychiatric observation. We have a good assortment of BATH­ Sion of the mutual security treaty ' Signed by Ribicoff An undisclosed number of Fiool pauses at name plate outside his home at Manorville, N. Y. (AP Wirephoto). She has two other children. Gary "See Legs" in a good assortment of col­ between the two countries, I plus probably other new jet planes: 5. and Sandra, 3, who were picked ING SUITS from $8.95. By agreiement, an inter-govern- : including light bombers, is sched- up by Hartford Welfare author­ ities last night. ON ALL TYPES OF ors 10-20. 2.98. mental committee was established - H artfo rd , June 22 i/P Governor^asse.ssments and taxes for some i 1” '""‘I American base of Osan in the first step taken Two years ago, Mrs. Gray .and SPORTSW EAR DEPT.—SECOND FLOOR ; Ribicoff today aigned legislation properly, lower for others as her husband, construction worker SPORTSWEAR DEPT.—SECOND FLOOR j validating present personal prop- compared to present situations. by the U.N. Command to modern­ Walter L. Gray, also 24. ■ were ■ erty assessments, but requiring I Manchester asses.sment’s will ize its forces in Korea. An Ameri­ h“-; Dortws Take sides found guilty of cruelty to persons WATCHES ahd Nixon Stresses that all future assessments in a probaiily not be greatly affected. can general told the Communists at Panniunjom yesterday the U.N. after Sandra was rushed to Hart­ town "be at a uniform percentage.” Under the recent revaluation, both ford hospital with cuts and bmisss The legislation is the outgrowth real and personal property were , Command would nb longer lecog- on her body and bums on her legs. Ike’s Plan for . of a Stale Supreme Court decision asses.sed at 72 per cent of their I truce' prort.sion against !Girard’s Case On Bill for Hoopers Sandra; then 17 months old, re­ FINE JEWELRY I that under the then existing law fair market value. I 'bringing new arms into Korea be- covered. Her parents were given ait -auch property—ahould hav*.<.' A m ong th» aaa*a 20 JtkHs C». u s^ Uie» Conuiutnista had been i Washington, June 22 jLTi.— The' Testing Soviets ; been assessed at 100 pee cent of vi«Olailng It since the fighting I « three pionths suspended sentence Official New York and New Haven signed into law today were those » «SLipr< Court has interrupted and* placed on probation for a yegr I value. to: stopped in July IP-VT. ~ ' oupieme uouri nas inierrupiea Manorville, N. Y„ June 22 — .-ately in the position of "having all Railroad Watch Inapectoca New-type arms for American in-! plans to hear argumehla the^ America Medi- the facts, " Allman said, he voiced j Plymouth, Mass.. June 22 i/Pi ~ j The High Court decision arose Make It illegal for new or used cal Assn. : from a Bristol situation in which July 8 on whether Army Specialist aovlsed all parUes the opinion that there has been .th«>test incident. boto|iar- Use Your Charge Account • All Work Guaranteed Vice President Nixon said today car dealers to keep their places in the controversial 11.500“Benny ’'an undue amount of publicity al- i *ota were questioned last night by ! some indu.strial property was as- of business open on Sunda.V. The (Continued on Page Six) • JXNTZIN the United States must measure its 3.C. William S'G irard should fce Hooper Jr. medical' bill to "ait ready.’ Sgt. Walter Welles, Det. Eklward MAIN nX>OR—FRONT F.NTRANCE ;sessed at 90 per pent of value for law becAmea effi dive Oct 'l. and dealings with Communist nations ' tax purposes, while dwellings were turned over to the Japanese to face down" and work out their differ- -p),. Hoopers maintain they Murphy and Policewoman Vera includes a suspens:on of dealers’ ences. ' al only 50 per cent of value. trial for killing a Japanese woman. cannot afford to pay the bill, and Conroy. The father waa releaa- r “ by the sienple, yet profound, test licenses privileges for violators. Sjx-year-old Bennv had the ed. Police said it was he who in­ offered by President Eisenhower: I While the new laW makes exist- The High C ourt acted late ye.s- that gifts, and appearances the Appropriate $30C,vlth glrongiy worded report the patient s ability to pay is con- Rafle -.said any settlement does ko, who has resigned as Con- Sun Tan Preparations...... 49e to $1.50 twij styles: , , • tide a course of. conduct when a machines were tossed about like on Soviet intervention in Hungary cemed. an adjustment can be Washington, June 22 (jP)-’--The vthe vote, which evoked Cheers and toy*. not seen likely before next week. nectiriit's first .Mental Health mistake might unleash ah atomic . . . Evangelist Billy Graham see* made’’ Commissionec. will become chief e Waltz length bal­ w ar.’" . controversial Hells Canyon dam . applause from crowded Senate The Red Cross said It w as f e e ­ gMat- face*, ahambling steps, | Although he was not Immedi- Sun Glasses $1.00 lerina gowii with bill, passed by the Senate, yester-! galleries. Sen. Potter o-24'i. Governor Raps River, bordering Idaho' and Ore- was just traded for Hells Canyon." mented North Dakota <3ov. John vehicle violations . . . Paris police I I in the nation's capital next • f matching blbomers. seise Conimunist Party newspaper ! month. V, *-g ■ Coty Curl Set ...... $2.00 gon. . M e said four Democratic sppn- Davis after a tour of the stricken I _____ i i Smart satin piping It w ^ a dramatic victory for ^ sors of Hells Canyon voted with area yeaterday. He s*id the more “ L’Humanite" which blames i Set and val lace trim. $100 Tuition at public power advocates and a ' Southerners Thursday in an unsuc- than 200 -Rational Guardameh French Army for Melouza mas­ I RKD.S NHELL QCE.MOV sacre. ' - I Tapei, Formosa, June 22 liTi— New -ToTiridome Permanent ...... $2.29 Sizes: Small, me­ smarting defeat for the Eisenhow-1 cesiful attempt to tend the House- Hartford, June 22 A f-whoae presentation of the atate’i ? 5 .9 8 er administration, which fa'vora l (approved Civil Rights messura to .-JCentlhued on Page Seven) Johannes Stack, 83. year' old kwyer defending Arthur CMIombe case earUer was almost as brief The Nationalist* and Chinese dium. large. Tech Institutes the 3-dam plan of the Idaho Po'w- the Senate Judiciary Committee: Nobql Prize winning physiciat, die* or a rau r^ r charge rested his Reds blazed at each other today tee:i as Culombe *■,. defense, - cross- in the heaviest battle of the off­ Only one of our many cottons avail­ m Revlon New Persian Melon Lipstick . $1.35 . ONLY er Co. 7 Morse (Ore). . Murray (Monyy in Germany after heart attack , . . case yesterday without once ex ■ mined only one witness, and , able in our Sportswear Dept.—Second • K Hartford," June 22 (gb — Gov. If the bilk should pass the House, Kennedy (Mass) and MagnUaon House peases MU allowing sale for having challenge-, toe truth of his very briefly. ■ shore Island front since April of Ribicoff expressed opposition to­ it is considered likely President (Wash). - British Pair Jaili^ another year of U.S. farm surpluses client's confession. - last year. The Defense Ministry Floor, He asked Dr. Robert Doherty of here reported two fierce engngr- Revlon New Persian Melon Polish .... 65c day to a proposed 8100 tuition fee Eisenhower would veto it. His. Morse, author of the Hells Gan- to friendly foreign nations. Culo'mbe and another 33-year- Hanford, a psychiatrist • who.! I for full time students In any state administration consi.stently has yon bill, declared on the Senate As Spies by Egypt Ten coal nniineri kUled and ode old ex-convict, Joseph Taborsky, ments, with the Red* firing 488 encouraged private ,'conatnjctioh aerioualy, hurt In Japanese mine testified that Culombe is feeble­ round In the first and 1.068 in Saturday . 3 . 9 8 technical Institute. ' floor that any allegation that he are charged with the holdup slay­ minded but not psychotic. the second. Mttle Quemoy was Jean Nate After Bath Lo tion ...... $1.50 The fee was written by the Gen­ of dams which are not too big for tradede his vote "is a vicious, un­ Cairo, June 22 (AV-A Cairo court explosion. Federal Judge in ing of a New Britain gas station The testimony went like this: i EACH eral Assembly in s bonding bill to i private industry to handle, Hartford refuses plea ’to reduce the target, in the second bom­ warranted falsehood^’ Morse said today sentenced two Britons to I 'oprietor and customer Dec. IS. Q: You say he is not psychotic? bardment. In the first the Tatan Special raise funds for the construction, of j Sen. Watkins (R-Utah), a'lead- he had never traded jt vote and prison ternu on charges of spying 2-year prison term of convicted Taborsky’a defense opens when A: Yes. • ; tax dodger Ralph Kolodney. Erhtan Islet* and'little Quemoy addition vocational technical | ing opponent of the measure, said never would. against Egypt. Two other* were epurt reaumes , Tueaday, a n d Q: That’s insanity, isn’t it? were the targets. schools and technical institutions, he would make no prediction but Sen. Humphrey (D-Minn) said acquitted. Swedish girl lenvlkg for home Superior Court Judge jamea C. , A: Yei. j ■" First Quality, Sheer Run Resist, Seamless It's intended to help pay the bond­ he had a “strong holief* Hells Can­ "not a one" of tooee Potter men­ James Swinbum, accused of Mm - today witbout Senate pa^e boy Shannon has told the jury toe- iQ: So if he’s not psychotic he’s I A m ^ FREE PARKING at Rear of Our Start ing costa and would te assessed yon "would never become law’." tioned "is for sale, not a one vyould terminding a British spy ring* waa ■he tried to marry... Talks be­ ,trial might end by Friday, and. will not insane? ' ROOD V (TV FAVORITE only In pbsl-sectmdary., institutes. He said tl}e Preaident iji’toe paat trade his vote." BridgeporL June 22 i/P) — given a 5-year sentence. James tween Japanese Prime Minister diffinitely end>by July 3. A; That' is correct. • ■ | Mesley A. Rood. 4i-year-ol4 Ribicoff voted his objection In a had taken a "strong stand” Sen. Mansfield (D-Mont.) said he Zarb, who waa acciil d of helping and President Eisenhower d r g-sv Atty; Thomas McDonough, after Earlier, Chitombe'a mother and • atatement announcing that he had against toe Hells Canyon billa. hoped Potter "will reconsider his World Wnr II artilleryman from - OC4J N YLON HOSIERY GREEN STAMPS GIVEN WITH CASH SALES Swlnburn in getting lifformation varytng reectione from Japanese a fuitile attempt to have the con­ hla aunt, Mrs. Julia Dione. both of Waterbury.-I* exprtted to be tk* signed the bonding bjll "despite White House pressure and'the position and retract a sutement about Soviet arms shi)>ments to political leaders. fession thrown out on -grounds it Fall Rivar, Ma**., testified ihat the objactionable", tuition provi- desertion of some southern Demo­ which is untrue on the face of Iti" next State Commaiulrr of me Egypt last year, was given a 10- California Senator William F. da . beaten out of Culombe, con­ (Julombe was i i ysars old before 16,000-member. Conaffctlcnt De­ In new summer shades; reinforced at heel aloh. » crats were blamed for Senate re­ Magnuson told a newsman Pot- year term. , Knowland says he will nuke plans fined his effort# to proving tost he knew hi* right shoe from hU H t said; • jection of similar legislation laat U r’s atatement "if not true at all." partment. Veternna of Forein r.nd toe for extra wear..Sizes 81 j to 11. Charles jnttuck and Jotui Stan­ clear on fiiture political .role '.b^' his client is feeble-minded. left, kndfalways buttoned his ehirt Mar* (VFW).—but a four-way "Because this section does, not year, 51-41., . ■ He said his vot* -with the aouto- ley were acqitted. fore August... Waterury man ad­ He mustered an imposing artay crooked.• take effect until July 1, 1959, the Teaterda.V. five southern Demo­ enteFs was a "proceilural^’ vote. battio appeared likely for tho 'The four, all long-time rsaidents mits attacking four women during of reports and .vyitnessea,' which Fall River School Siipt. WUiiam key post of .state Junior VIo* 1959 session of toe General As­ crats and two R^ublicans who had ‘I've been here much longer than of Egypt, were arregted laat Au- three-month period end is held un­ classified Ciuiombe as an imbecile, sembly will have th e‘lipportUnity voted: against laat. year** bill (Potter) has i and . supported Lynch teettfled that Culombe was Commander. Rood la’ unoppooeA ' '1'- ^ t during the period of British-' der heavy bond'for arraignment on a moron, a man easily led, w^o atill in the third grade when he in his'Md for the top poet, sne- to correct this objectionable fea- switched over to vote for legisla­ m()re riyjl righU bills than b* ev*r Egyptian tanaion that followsd rap* charges.I. I ■ couid not. writ* or rsaii; and Who r tu n . I hope too Assembly will, in tion co-sponsored by 28 Senators. left school St toe ife W Iff. ooedtag Thotaas J. BeAaett af PtMldent Naaaer’f iiati(|nallsatioii Dutch Line with 854 couid not .tell time or cope with McDonough's caawwaS based on Bridgeport- and to expeetoA to 'th a t session, npeal toe minimum CbargM Trade on'Bin* ':ara a1 I agroiMd other simple.situations. Ihta Allf 9^8 ’ Wte ■nriB w nii III » A fee l*ovlaloiL**\ ' iooo after toe announcement of (Owrti—sA *• Pag*