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FRIDAY, JULY 15. 1955 ■\ ' ■> n ® m . iianrlif^ati^r lEtt^ntns AYcrafft Dally Net Preas Rhr The Wtiilbi Far tha Wdak Ended . f hwianfll at D. S. We Fairfield St.; Aija Oaols, 28 Server Diane Jochimaen, 41 Jarvis Rd.; St!; Lealie Kenny, Wappiiig; David July 8. 1888 ‘ lUiNMinciida Own Hospital Notes St.; Mra. Irene Smith', Main St., Mrs. Julia Juknis, RFD, Wapping; Fody, 358 Hartford Rd.; Carlysle Ohmdy toiRght. tut Town ^ Scatene* DObsonville; Mrs. Mary Simmons, John 'KanUbs, 213 Highland St.; Teabo, 102 Drive A; Mrs. Kath­ ara. ■ Una flay aflhmoee,' 50 Margaret Rd.; Gerald Qagnon, Mrs. Anna Logoyke. SUfford erine Haberem. 97 Blsacll St.; Mra. 1 1 0 9 0 ahaat-28 .tanlgl^ Mimff '^ ^ tb tfb ^ 'Y & w on k l, SS7 Wick- A Hartford man arreated ADMITTED YESTERDAT: 303 Cooper Hill St. Springs; George R. Macha, Hamp­ Beverly Dood.v and son. RFD 1, Momher of tha Audit Bonnie Rae Donnelly, 50 Bunce ADMITTED TODAY* Francis ton; Mary Maadn, Coventry; Mrs. •8., V ^ ’=-~' fUL. Olutoittmry. » *<»nitr Wedneaday and charged with Rockville; John ^odda. 65 Slimmer Buronu at OIreuInttMi Memche$tmr— A CUy of,Village Charm UMUr rMkIent, la raoupar- Vagrancy after he was found Dr.; Frederick Majin, 91 Autumn Mello, 356 Adams St.; Gregory Miriam McCormick, 154 New'Bol­ St.; Ann Marie Morriasey, 128 \ , . _ _ athiahomafromlnjurica ra- aitthig on me railroad tracks St.; Douglas Hansen, 137 Green Sodders, RFT> 2, Manchester; Mrs. ton Rd.; Mra. Beyerly McNichol, Campfleld Rd.; Mlsk Mbrilee and / catvad In an acddant which oc- a t . Bucklahd took a hand in Manor Rd.: Mrs. Oaenor Hamble- Minhie Cartwright, 150 Summit 615 Main St.; Mrs. Angela McMa­ .Ijohn Hill, RFD 2, Coventry* Mrs. curad when ha waa butnlnf rub- setting hfa'own 10 day Jail ton. South Wlndsoi^ Mra. Marilyn St. hon. 32 Washington St.; John W. Beverlie ' Davis, 4 Oakland Sl'I V 0L.XXXIV , NO. 243 (TWELVE PAGES) MANCHESTER, COlW., SATURDAY, JULY 16, 1955 (OaMUlad aa Paaa 18) PRICE FIVE CENTS MMl Ha waa admitted to Man- sentence in Town Court this Findlay, 129 BretlonvRd.: Leslie ly S T h S Y M TER D A Y : a son I^elpa, 36g, Oakland St.; Michael I Michafl Gorman, 78 Cottage St. Kenny, Wapping; Mra. Arline to Mr. and Mra. Francis Furphy, - . A diaatar Memorial HcNqdttd Junp morning. , ■PlochanWk. 235 Union St.: Anne \ ■ ‘ S6 and dlaoharsad JtUy S. Maver, 27 N, Lakewood Circle; 187 Hackmatack St. Shay.'. 85 Brookfield St.V Rov GRANfiK NOTE Prosecutor Philip Bayer aug- Frank Loomis; 140 EIHridge St.; l> ' geated Arnold V. Henienway, BIRTHS TODAY: a son to Mr. Thompson'. .25 Orchard S t : An­ Membrr.H of Manchester Grange ■ *’•*Hia Biambe’ra of Sunaet Rebekah Elwood Howies, 69 Jensen St.;. and Mra. George Willard. 47 Ste­ 40, be given a Jail sentence so thony Zutautas, 156 Union St,; I will meet tonight at 7:30 at the d i r T H K W e s t T h r e e iLiodco ara requaated to meet In he could get cleaned up. He Mrs. Katherine Wallentlne, 75 Fos­ phen St. ^ Robert Clarke, 63 St. Johns St. ■ Holmes Funeral Home to pay re­ I . {rant of the HoMiea Funeral Home obviously needed a ahaVe. ter St.; David FOdy, 358 Hartford DISCHARGED YESTERDAY; DISCHARGED TODAY; Mrs. spects to Mrs. EliJuiWth Stannage, ion a t T o’clocjt tonight to pay re- While discussing hia case Rd.; Mrs. Letty Armstrong, 11 Johii Foote, RFD 2, Andover; Ann Sullivan and son, 9 Emerson who was a member df the Grange. V K A i l t l apacU to i i n . iBiaabeth S ta i^ e, with Judge Wesley Oryk, Hem- P la n V o te d who waa a member of the lodge. enway suggested he needed a few days In 'Jail to -get T' ..Sunaet Oouacll No. 45,. Degree of straightened out. Judge Gryk. -pocahontaa; wlU hold lU monthly asked, "How m any?” Hem- •/ B y NATO >. Racket Probed maetlng .tonight a t 8 O'clock In enway said, "OI| about 10." ...only the s'.' • Tinker Kail. Inatallation of officera "All right,” the judge agreed, y TMi* i« * V Paris, July 16 (/P) — The will baheld and alx montha reporta "10 days In the County Jail.” Chicago, July 16 (/P)— A Duluth, Minn., woman, described will he read. The PocahonUa re- 15-nation North Atlantic Al­ quegta the officera who aerved the 88 part of a baby adoption ring, is one of many witnesses ex* liance gave unanimous en­ paat alx montha to be preaent to be pectfld to be called t^ a y before g Senate subcommittee in* Mrs. Roger Williams presented dorsement today to the. plans buitalled. Refreahmenta and a ao- vestigatjng “quick baby adoptions.” of the West Big Three for the S a l hour will be enjoyed after the th e. Golden Age Club at the last 0 ^, She l8 Mrs. Agnes meeting. regular meeting with a beautiful. who, a subcommittee spokesman ^ _ - impendihg meeting at the American flag. Mrs. Williams I. Bald, is "the source of expectant ^ a O V O QV B u m eC l* summit in Geneva. The White Eagle Deep Sea Fiah- also gave a well received talk mothers for a Chicago attorney.”] v W Seia'etary of. State John Foster Ing a u b wUl hold iU monthly about the birth of the flag. The Witnesses have testified that Dulles. British 'Foreign Secretary R e d C h ie fs meeting lit White Ragle Hall, 71 club gave Iier a hearty thanks for ■ , A SAFETY-tE^TED a aorhe lawyers placed babies in fos­ Left with Garbage Hai'Old hl4coi"l4ni and French Hopes Geneva North 8L, Sunday at 2 p.m. Ar- the i^ft. kn ow s... ter homes at fees ranging to. Foreign Minister Antoine Pinay reported to' the Ndrth Atlantic rangementa for the July 30 trip 85i000. The subcommittee coun­ New York, .July 18 (F)—A O n W a y to to Rnckport Will be diacuaaed. All The Manchester Fire Depart­ i . sel did not name the attorney In Treaty Organisation (NATO) ment will hold a drill at 7 o’clock ■. s ' 13-hpur old baby waa alive Council and received it., approval. membera are urged to attend. , . VACAnON S(>ECIAl question. , today aftar ah apparently in- ^tep Toward Peace tonight in the fUrehouse, comer of ■ Others expected to testify to-, A spokesman said - after the Main and Hilliard Sts. ' , U S E D d A R day include Judge Nathan Cauf- B ig _ man of Detroit’s Juvenile Court: JssnMAM YISMS I|5"Uc. •**" VV, When vou hit the road—hit it.in Mylel can Most of the 15 ministers spokbN ByEDCFiEAGH Mra. Mary Leduc, president of Sw in g off on thu .''lop in—lake your pick froht our Safety, Miss Mildred Arnold, director of The Infant waa discovered . London, July 16 (/P)— leetwe-aeawuw Anderson-Shea Post 2046, VFW, most snjoyabis Social Services, U.S. Children’s last night by Mrs. Isabelle during the 3-hoiir meeting, putting Waahrilgton, July 16 (A») —- Pripsident Eisenhower flew Te«ted srstion Specials''—fhe smart their nation's views on record, in-- I*rjme Minister Eden flew to Aiialliary, appointed her' commit­ Vacation trip c l used car buys in io»n! Take .off ~ Bureau. Wasliihgton; Miss Mar­ MannuXxa, 46, when she heard across the j^jantic today toward a. Big Four conference at garet Thornhill of Washington, eluding a West German insistence GeilgVa today to attend thfl tee chairmen this week for the you've aver known I the best Tscslinn of your life! faint cries..'iD the (lan in front Geneva after expressing hope that mankind’s srrefftest step coming year: Lucille Hlrth, mem- the children’s bureau's adoption of her house 437 Evergreen St. that the unification of Germany is Big Four summit conference SA\ARF consultant; Robert Taylor, a Hospital doctors who paramount to European security. toiyard peace and prosperity may be tjiken there in the next ^rshtp; Muriel Auden, national Informed of Plane opening Monday. Eden was MAKIS home and Connecticut cottage; E Tdemphis attorney, and Miss Ber- treated- the six-pound boy for few fateful days. \ n«Mine Healy, a social worker at first degree bums, gave him a The NATO powers have been accompanied by his wife and TOUOH Edith Mason, hospital work; Flor­ kept informed of the thinking of The Eiswihower plane reach Keflavik, Iceland, Air Force ence Streeter, legislative; Florence NEW St. Vincent’s Infant and Mater­ • "fair” chance to live., Hb waa. advisers.. He told newsmen Base approximately” 10 ^urs after takihg off from Wash- CUTTMO nity Hospital, Chicago. placqd In an oxygen tent. the Big Three in preparation for he hoped the conference n itt. Civil defense; Jeanne . Irish, the Geneva conference, but to­ ington at 9:18 ,p;m. (EDT) la.st night. It was the only stop cancer; Muriel. Auden, publicity; Five Chlago lawyers, who Police said the baby had would result in some progress J A I Y l- been stuffed into a ohopping day’s meeting was designed . to planned enroute to Geneva. ■ ^ . iik> u nr Helen Beebe, memorial building yvers not idrivuffed. and . three provide an official opportunity for toward reuniting Germany. fund, and Lucille Hirth, chairman RAYON natural .mothers,x also unidenti­ bag and there were charred ^ fte r HxSUip of about two hc£)urs the plane took off at 9 :0 ^ "Jw nUr" A you re wearing newspaperf around him, indi­ an exchange of views. of card parties. fied, vl'lio became involved In The experts from the Big Th^-ee By TifE ASSOCIATED PRESS a,m. (EOT) on the second leg ofHhe flight. . CONyilT TO questionable child placement pro­ cating that someone had tried In dramatic White Hoiise v — Uwa Mewef to buin him. before abandon­ Who drew up the p ropolis for the Preimer Nikolai Bulganin, OaMeaTMer ACETATE cedure.. also will tesllfyxthe sub­ summit talks submitted their gen­ broadcast lessleas than an hour bq-be- ^ a CeMveiar M^aM* committee spoke.xman ssldx^^ ing him. eral plan to lithe .NATO council Communist party boss Nikita ife taking off from Wuhingtoh. j Today|,8 hearings concludexthe seyecal days ago, .Council members Khrushchev and their Soviet Eisenhower ail but pleaded withylke { and Parlv WINDOW SHADES three' da.v'^ sessions in Chicago. chairman and the only member in turn submitted the' outline' to delegatfon flew from Mo.scoW the Rusrians. to'make ■good on their Checked " Will Testify Behind Screen 'present, with quips. their governments for study. at 9 a. m. EST today for Ge­ recent tolerance and conciliation LONG WEARING Engine ^ Broket Young mothers who sold their ^■You call that smuggling, mis­ Dulles. Pinay and Macmillan put pledges. Eait Lunch with offspring were to testify from be­ ter ? ? ^ a t ’s not smuggling. That’s the final touches on the western neva and what may prove a He spoke-in moving terms of' ■■ ■■■ u INTERSTATE CLEANTEX 5 W ays Steering Tiree ^ hind a large screen which would gonna give’em (the babies) each a planning yesterday. history-making parley “at what he called a a J T A « g | g s g e hide {heir identity. good horned'. Miner said. West Strategy, Secret . the summit.” statement read yesterday to a J.Jg>8gUV>l. M HE Made td Order- Moscow news conference—by So- Electrical Syelam^^ At yesterday’s hearings. Eugene Miner said ^ Joined the adop­ Western strategy and tactics for 'The Soviet delegation departed # 1199 With Your Bollera the Geneva negotiations remained from Moscow’s central military Viet Premier Bulganin: W EIDENMILLER- Harry Miner. 44, of Ottawa, a tion organisation' in 1961, when b* “He talked of conciliation and Keflavik Airport, Iceland,. July DRESSES for Safety I Canadian carnival worker, testi- secret, but it appeared clear that aii-port in a silver two-engine mlli 16 (A*)—President Eisenhower sped ' needed money. Hex,did not say the Big Three hoped progress tolerance and understanding. I fled he brought Canadian babies specifically whether he^ still was a tary plane. on toward Geneva today after ex* • /MAQOVERN GOa L A. JOHNSON would, be made in the spirit and 'Tliey made no speeches at the PRESIDENT lSISENHO)4’Ett flR^IER BULO.ANIN say to you, I. sSy to a ir the world, into the United States to couples member of U»e ring, butxhe «;as if the words that he expressed are pressing hope that "the cause of 225 Sllaa Dean Highway Sleeveless dress with bolero, white flower titni, with rhine.stones PREVIOUS OWNER'S NAME GLADLY who had arranged to procure them atmosphere of the talks. *• airport but, shook hands with peace can Im advanced for all the and J . W. Hale Corp. has it! identifled by lubcommlttee Counsel The western'powers are not go­ truly renective of the heirts ind, Wetherafleid, Conn. P A I N T 0 0 . around neck and pockets. A smart dress for all around we.ir. from a "bahy dekler. Ernest A- Miller, s. currently em- We.stcrn and Eastern diplomats “■ Four confer­ Grey only. GIVEN UPON REQUEST! ! ing to Geneva with specific pro­ lined up on the airship. mindB of. the men in the Kremlin '^®*'*‘* * , Miner parried' questions of Sen. . . . 'then there will be no trouble ence.’ TeL Hartford JA h-gSM 699 Mtin St^ Tel. MI>9*4501 posals prepard.' but the Russians Higbl Schedule Unknown The President's private plane, a new and tconder/ul Latex girdle that Sizes 12 to 20. 1 6 '^ to 2 2 'a Kefauvef (D-Tenn), subcommittee (Contlnued oa Page Four) offer some. between the Russian delegation Super 88 DH UT 4-Dr., RdH. The flight schedule for the Soviet and our own at this coming confer­ the super-constellation Columbine Th^ first ’meeting between Pres­ plane was not announced. There III, took off from this wind-whip* '53 O y)S. ■f-Door w * a M il I a Hydramatle ident EJsenhower, Britain’s Prime ence.” 'dr sclually reaials tearing Radio. 'Iieater, hydra- Je t black, very good was anr unofflcial report the Soviet Sees Step to Pi^aee ped airport operated by the Unit­ Minister xMen, French Premier delegation would .stop over in ed States Air Force a t 1:05 p.m., $\Q 3 S matir, ‘f-tone green with condition. Hat had teat Faure anffxSoyiet Premier Bul­ And, said the President with has adjualable, detachable hose aupporta W'hiteivall tireA, original CoVera since new. Swell Berlin tpnight to confer \rith Iceland time. (8:05 a.m„ ES'T)-. ganin will be held Monday. deep seriousness, if the distrust Accompanied by Mra. Eisenhow­ 'top-lei talks tween countries can be dtapelled at 254 $1895 In ^ h eva, a member of the hower, who will serve as a pacHe* they will have reacheAsgreement Soviet delegation Mid Premier his meeting with th* Russian, al aid* to his father at the aummtt on an outline, for future .negotia­ Bulgapin and' his party Would British and French leaders start­ conference, the President had Who but Warner's* could give you all this! Hidifen rein­ ’51 C H R Y S .a C tions by thrir foreign min'lslers. ing Monday, then: ^ , R *H „ fluid drive, a nico As Rioting Spreads arrive at 8 o’clock. stopped here for the refueling' of ’53 BUIGK "Riviera It waa expected that suc)i' a ”W* will have taken the great­ his plane and lunch with Icelandic forcements . . . comfortable cotton lining . . . special front hardtop with low mile­ But. ttiujuMcd, I'L jiP not know est stop toward peace, toward Hardtop, radio, heater age, and all the extraa whether.it will’ be 8 o'clock tod^-, ofncials. ' panel, for complete control, complete comfort. Fast dry­ and Biiiek’s own d.vna- '(OoutlBued on Pngf Four) future profiperity and tranquillity President Asgelr Asgeiraoon waa . anyone would like. Red Casablanca, -Morocco, July>y»ut«>mobnes and utility poles lit- tomorrow morning or tomorrow that haa ever been taken in all- ing; while or pink. .Girdle, or Panlie Girdle. Extra small, 0 r ^ ' flow. A nice shade of and white. e d flA E evening.” host at the luncheon. -If 16 (fl>^Rioting in Casablan-, th* history d rub­ In South Plans the Big Foi>r summit conference. President said he waa going to to* . tion of martial law in me tjonslist terrorist bombing which short time of the conference ”we Geneva conference “in a search for dering theac daya. Why not gft in ’87 GAD. ber. one owner, ejCIHC With MOlotov on the Russian cannot settle the details of the Ua t »Ki| o fufe oaH dr#omy itylp* city . ' touched off the outbreaks ’Thurs- peace.” v RAH., h.vdramatlr, new low mileage. 9 3 9 3 plane \v4s deputy Soviet Foreign many problem's that afflict the the “Thrifty” habit of ieMioK^iu^ Peguloiioi MOOBt.i hov« tKp Pi In the native quarter, built along day. Six persons were killed when Bias Bar Study Minister Andrei Gromyko. He added.' ”I shall .hope the ;iipeclal Jet blark paint world” but he added later; . cause of peace, can be advanced for mer cottons to us for launderingT Or*d freedom of thortt OAd o tKirt modern lines, Moroccans set fire, (^he bomb exploded in a crowded "We want peace. We cannot look Job, clean Interior, ex- ConverUblo all the world.” . . yt< they re o cool, ’53BUICK to s hospital and s .sugar ware- cafe section where Frenchmen Coliirhbla, S. C., July 16 (Ah— X' (Continued on Page Four). at this whole aituation without You’ll like the crisp, perky appear* eellenl RAH', dynaflow, a nice house. Flremeq • cSlIed to put out were celebrating Bastille Day. ' He also expressed hope that poo- eutf'' Her* t o' procitcol kiAd d'f tires. $595 The Summerton School Dtstrtpt' realizing first that peasim'ism never ance Thrifty gives them. dark grey with a aew the flames were stoned. Army Some Europeans passed out won any battle, whether it waa In ple everywhere vvill "achievs a • ■ 4, 9l»m, look fothion dettg o'lo r gym. black top.. One ewn- tanks were ordered to the area. ; handbills today announcing th? announced here yesterday ttjirf |'ry» , . g; more tranquil Iffe with peace and Mode from MOONC SoAforitad peace or whethef it was In war." 210 The ■ announcement of martial public funeral aervlcea and saying plans ’:a comprehensive „^ ry ey ” V ^ O U t r a C l Red Aide at Airport Justice.” , Gr~Oo.h ’53CHEVe\^4-Door ^'o. I9I-A. $1895 law was made by Gilbert Grandval. "We ask that public authorities of the question of reorganizing its ' Eisenhower, who voiced toe hope S&H Green Stamps school system on a non-segregated A keyed-up crowd of more than Radio, healer. very the new French resident general, should not send anyone to repre­ 200 MW the President Off at the before leaving Washington toe elean, niee shade of who declared police forces had sent them." baais.' Geneyafmeeting will "lead us on toV Avoid the last minute rush The announcement came after a Gamble Cost airport. Vice President and Mrs. OPEN THURSDAYS UNTIL T gray, whitewall Mree showed themselves inadequate in Sentiment in the European quar­ Nixon were there. So was Secre­ a better and fuller life,” was met and get yours early. the past 36 hours. Duriqg yester­ ter has been running high against 3-Judge tribiinal told the trustees and many little extras. ’530LDS.%^:“” that they .Will have time to make tary of the Treasury Humphrey. .\n original one owner Convertible, RdH., day’s wild demonstrations in the Gilbert Grandval. the new French U.S. $350,000 So were a number of foreign diplo­ ' (Continued on Page Four) European quarter, police were re­ resident general in. Morocco, who "necessary adjustments” to end Officially adopted ''^y low rillleage hydramatle, power segregation, but after that -they mats—including, poMibly as a car. 256-A. $1395 ported to have been conspiciously arrived from Paris tight daya ago gtxKl omen, the acting head of 9 8 1 S T ^ Manchester High School. steering, p o w e- r wi|l-'be enjoined from refusing be­ Washington. July 16 i/Pt—Jess brakeo, low mUeago sbiient. Grandval. had previously with French cabinet orders to ease the' Soviet embassy, Sergei R. oi-dered a 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. curfew. the tight. French administration of cause of race to admit any pupil Larson, former head of govern­ aad has had oaly one to any school. Striganov'. ’53 PLYM. f^ranbroqk All stores In the Europea» quar­ the Morocco protectorate. ment stockpiling, has told congres­ PRISIE’MINISTER EDEN PREMIER FAURE Eisenhower waa- Joviality itself \ 4-Door owner. Light Morocco’l ardent Nationalists Atty. Robert McC. Figg of Bulletins green. e d A iig ter were closed tight aniT^gtreet sional investigators he decided to at the departure, in contrast to Downtown Cfeanei^ Raillo, heater and many - traffic was far below: normiD-'^o. have long been catryiHgjQukr.a ler- Charleston said, the aUidy - will be $400 -NO. 24-A.~ 9 1 9 9 3 made by the University-of North ”ganrt>le" :6n a T952‘ zinc contract the gravity of his broadcast man from ihe-AP WirdR e.xtras, dark blite, origi­ lice and firemen worked to cleS*. rortM campaign, of bombings and ner. Before the broadcast, he nal one ow ner, low mile- Carolina Education and Sociology that later cost the government iMU lPiHlWfsaw MI941 wmiwo— swsy debris , from yeitarday’s layings In their'drive for self-gov- $325,600. Larson said he did so voiced aomq ctoncem about the heat age. lent. Departments, Military Chiefs Warn ■'i- ^nsfPfP9fMfffPfmiW 0PiP^^^9f7r rioting. - iiecause he felt the count.-y needed in the room 'and about a chance 264-A. $1295 Reinforced police .and army- haa Increased recently IS-Pobit. Petition Submitted qUAKE HITS GREEK I8UB Figg submitted ah 18-point peti­ the metsL that he rfiight run a little over the Athens, Greece- iuiy 18 (8P4— '51 PLYM. units patrolled the streets and a' as Eur'Opean residents lashed back Larson and Howard I. Young, scheduled IS minutes. He made it Rodto. heiMer, oeat eor- police plane flew low over th* city at officials, and other Frenchmen tion enibodying plans for a survey An earthquake hit Samoa Is­ ora, dew of the district schools. He said his-unpaid aide when Laraon wSs Of Red Air Progress plain he meant eveiy word of that land, soutoeast Of here, today ’52 OLDS. 2 Door ttreo, veiT to spot congregations of people. who have urged moderation and head of the now-defurHet Defence addrcM and wanted all of it to cleaa. a awell Httlo Several: hundred demonstrators sympathy Nationalist the trustees believed the survey and police there reported at R;.and H„ bydnunatir, ear, Materials' Procurement Agency least SO house* eollapoed. Thera \ tried to sMemble- near the area alms. 1 neceMsry because they do not .con­ (DMiPA). testified on the matter (CoaUauMl ou Page Four) 2-tone grey and red, No. 785-R. Some 250.000 SuifQpcans, most sider themselves qualified by lirain- Quanticn, Va,, July 16 (S^—The _ by three top ’ military. command­ was no' immediate report of lesa very clean, low mileage,' $595 where the government buildings Thursday at a closed session of the er* for delivery to the conference are concentrated, but they were of them FrenjCh. live ih'-thls mod­ ing or experience to adequately nation's military leaders heard of life. Poliee a t Kariovaaal aald ' one owner. ' ( 1 9 Q K Senate-Hoi'se Defense Production were made available. Here is 10 houses had , collapiiMl . thera R dispersed by police. ern City of 65(),o6o, : appraise the m’anifnid problems and Senate Banking Committeea. from ^ their own experts today No. 188-A. •50CHEV.T.,Ur. posed by conditions vuithin the what the abbreviated aummaries and 20 others Hi surroundlag vil­ Police and firemen began clear­ Their testimony waa made public some Boberinc word* the reported about th* bn’efirrgA:, 4-door,. RAN., M A E ing away f sm oked' and burned (Coarinued on Page Eleven) district. Adenauer Bars lages.. Sixty ' other home* la yesterday. achievement and aims of the Rus­ Gen. Nathan F. Twining, . Air Karlo'vassl w e(» reported (bUB- very eleaa. 9 3 9 3 The petition al.so contained pro- Zinc Never DeUvered ’53 PONT. . S ' -vlslpns for operating of the dis­ sian Air Force. Force chief of staff—Asaajdng toe sged beyodd repair. They said.the zinc.waj never de­ But the 170 civilians■'■.Keneral.s capabilities of Russia’a long range Very, very clean. Haa trict's schools during the coming livered and the governnient lost Divided Beich ’510LDS.2J„*?Jk year as during the past year. Figg and admiyale attending briefings bohiber force as measured by the TA SS REPORTS ON IK E - had the very bent of S325.000 the DMPA had awarded at the aniiualjdefense serretaries’ rare. A atar on the uaed Hydramatle, very clean, said any other course would dis­ recent Mo.scbw di.splay of new . Moscow, July 16 (iP) — The one owner, haa had the 13^oviet Farm Experts to the Mid-Continent Mining Oo. of conferifcnce also ■w'ere given as­ far-flyihl;. heavy je t boimbers, he In Europe Pact . Soviet Bcws agency Taos report­ 'Car lot. organize both the schools shd the St. Paul. ’ ' ' host of care, driveanvr iniithis surance that the United Slates said this "concrete evidence of ac­ ed Preldeat Elseahowrer’a ' da* No. 200-A. $1895 community and advfcrscly affect At" the tinhe the contract was still holds qualitative superiority ono today! both the public intereat "and the celerated Soviet progres*—Giearly, Bonn,^ Germany, July 16 (iFI — pprture for the Big Four aitm- signed. Young was both deputy in' the air. determines a Soviet intent to de­ nilt meeting in a toree-UM dM* . No. 140-A. S1HS Arriving for U.S. Tour Interest Of the plaintiffs 4n the DMPA administrator and presi­ OhanoellOl- Konrad btdenauer de- suit. Extracts from papers prepared velop an effective long-range air -'patch, today but^made ao awa* 11 OLDS. dent of the American Zinc, Lead (;lared today that European ■ te- tion of hi* Btatemeat of deter- —.Thurgood Marshall, general and Smelting 057 of St. Paul. arm.” ’ Radio, heater, hydra*' ’5$0HEV. SISK: counsel of the National Associa-. Adm. Arthur Radford; chairman curity system baaed on the con­ 'minattoB to end mutual distriiat. malle, beat covem,'spe­ . 4-Door, radio, 'Jheater, New York, July 16 (iP)-VA 13- ■ very: well have started . life ; that Young now is back as full-time of the .loint Chiefs of Staff —r- 'Moscow- newspaper gave nsadi way. It Includes some of the high­ tion for the Advancement of Col­ hefid of American Zinc. * tinued dlviaion' .of Germany cial t-tone green, low new pabit «ood rubber, man delegation of top SovleR|agri. ored People,, denounced the pro­ Weapons are iqcreaalng in power, spaed to Premier NUtoMi B al-' cultural leaders arrives herd* by est powered governmmt agricul­ Both Comptroller General Joseph News Tidbits totally unacceptable.” mileage. One own-< seat eovera. One ewi». posed study for which he said in complicated mechanism and in . He made a brief declaration be­ gaain’s preeoafereaoe etalenieat 5L-54 "FIN E U N E "— Striking new pln-doUed suit of plane today en rouU to lows and tural executives of-the USSR. Campbell and Sen, Willianis (R expense, mylag that with good wrUl tha there is no need. However, he final-, Del), have raised questions about Culled from AP Wires fore the Bundestag (lower hoiise). acetate-Laatex-cotton . . . wijth dramatic trim of aolid No. 810-A. other farm sUtes; „ , It’s head la Vladimir Matxkevich. ”We are reaching now into th* W f F ou r, leaders, could chart color.' The'"dots are color-aealad-in forever by the Qeia- $1195 « ... $5K first deputy minister of Soviet l.v agreed to accept the wording of Young’s relationship to the Mid on Monday’s summit conference at After a day in New York, the the court’s order. fringe aregS;'' Radford M id , feeble ways to settlemeat. perm' dyes! Con<;galed front xlppcr la a Jantxen fashion group will move on to study : Agriculture. His position is equiva- Continent and other contracts. It Geneva. School Unit Enjoined "where there are new unknowna Socialist opposition iMder Erich ' feature tha,t means added'ease and comfort for you’. . . l e * BIARU ^DOor Sedan '53 OLDS. ** American farm techniques with a ; lent to that of the leading b m Is- was noted that the refining of the Two-'teenage'ra have been -ar­ with \$hich to deal — unknown* PAPER W A ^S PCRON and the adjuatably-boned "ahape-makery” bra has open- 9V IVJIwll Jet Black riew o f , applying them In the \ tant secretary of .agriculture in The tribunal enjoined the Sum­ zinc involved was .to be handled by rested in fatal zip-gun. shooUng of OUenhauer Joined with Adenauer Rhdio, kentei'. hydra* merton School District from re- such aa the apace above ui, toe on the declaration, which was loud­ Buenos Alrmf^rgentlaa, July . ings for "Accents,” Jantxen foam-rubber-bra pads. Double Radio, bea.ter, hydra- matie, aileelal 8-toae ilS S R . which , is having ,-serious the, U.S. government. the American SJlnc Co. of IlUiiois— 14-year-old Warren Holstrom in high apeeda .of aircraft, atomic Add A NewWinfTo Your Old Nest fiuing admission to any school io a subsidiary of Young’s firm, R*’A. ly applauded. 18 (API—The *MBi-eRtclal- aewo- . • shoulder straps detach for sunning. *• matte, very, eleaa and tan le t off irINi white­ farm difficulties. - Matakevlch ia an Important and New York . . . President Ehaen- *nenrv guided misilles—all these paper Derooeracia wraraed Preal - la good 'nmai» eondl- Meanwhile,______, a 12-man American I powerful naan in Soviet farm af- any student on account of race. Young. Howard Young's son. waa a howei' has signed reduced- Atomic AvokU Cmaeva leoues wall Hreo. Very low more besides. These Mme Adenauer said he wanted to dent Jnaa D. Perqn^. palltieal Uou mileage. One n«n>- rroiTp arrived laat night in Russia ; fairs. A close adherent and associ- vice president of American Zinc of Energy ^m m ission bill with hopes i areas of new unknowns are also Do It With Easi-Bild Patterns White with black dots (Coutlaued on Page Fou^ Illinois, OongrSM will re<'onsider and make'J avoid Mying anytoihg that would .oppoaeata. today th at ArgeaUaa <}' ■ , No. 142-A. $445 to observe farm . methods there * ate of Nikita Khrushchev, the first areas in which toe Soviet Union neuat became eomptetely eataa Sizes-lO to 18, and possibly give some advice on secretary of the Central Commit- ' Defends Conduct \ more money available I. ter. diJiturb toe Geneva negotiations or )—Some 10,- Both- Larson and Y o u n g mDlion donMge to 12-story Maurice tires. Vom mileage aad 194fl Dodge, M H . 820 At Moscow airport Uie Ameri­ undoubtedly will report directly acknowledged the contract with L. Rothschild clothing' store in vely or qualitatively.” This was a reference tq to* Mos­ va coatereaM drew aa only one nwaer.. Swell | 000 CIO TextUe workeifs at a doze'n Gen. .Curtis E. Lemay, chief of cow propoMi, distributed by toe reapenae today fr M a Walaut, Mrcb, msbogaay ar aak flalsb ^ywowd far rnteirier ,1847 Ford t-uodr 2-Dedr . .... 888 cans were welcomed by A. I, and personally to Khrushchev on Berkshire Hathaway Mills are Mid-Continent .was made despite a downtown Chicago. nalia, bOUt-ia ualta. ,o *17 ®* for thesb hot daya and - 1848 Studebaker 4-Door Bovin, deputy minister of agricul­ his finding*. warning from.Baron T. Shacklette, President Syngman Rhee says the Strategic Air Command—Le­ Soviet News Agency Taae last leaders of vaHeaa scheduled to return to the lopms Tuesday, for th* at*p-by-step re­ tioas -aaaeoaeed that prayara. nights. ClOtC RAH...... 8185 ture, and a party, of Soviet offi­ Three other Soviet delegation Monday, ending a costly 13-week head of the General Service Ad­ he wants South Korea admitted to may considers his command fully OJiexpaaMva plywaad far aab-flaadng, M ie/raaf shMlhlBg. Sportswear—Second Floor Table No. 189-A. . 9 1 9 9 3 1948 Dodge Conv. ___ 8185 cials. Bovin said the Rusalans had members ar* on the deputy min­ ministration’s compliance section, U.N. but "not at the price o f deal capable of inflicting decisive blows union of divided Germapy through would he saM lumeiraw a t their strike. ■ ehurchea, Plan Hook Benrloa Aoapla P m U m ^ree Delivery "heard much and have much ad­ ister level. Another ia a deputy that "Irregularities” might be in­ which would admit Red China." against an aggressor and said "the a European ' aecurity syatem. It ■ r* _ The back-l^'iirork move was as- Called for recognition by Bonn of A sturdy metal table with 3 ahglvea that win do a Job for you Many Others At The Home Safety Tested Cars miration for the great agricultural premier of th* Ukrainian RapubUc, ngrod yesterday aa seven of the Jl2 volved. . . . One hundfed employes of Rem­ aircraft and weapons aupplied to- achievements of the United Ruaaia’a riebast farm region. Shacklette, In a 1952 report ington Rand Co..' Remtico Division ua by American technology and toe 'Communist regima- of toe So­ EUUqpFF OUTS PABK TAPE m -JC Green Stampe Given With Cash Saks. " in the kitchen. In J«d and'white. Reg. $7.95. locals ratified a new contract—a HoiWbrd. July 16 (P) — Rmr. . States” and hoped to learn much Th* visit of 4h* Soviet group is Virtual renewal of the old pact iUtroduced into the committee's in Bridgeport will return to wofk production ar* qualitatively aupc- viet son* as Um first move, The from the delegation. an outgrowth of an editorial eug- record, referred to allegations that Monday following settlement of rior.” But, Lemay added, we have Soviets aloo' damanded that West Elhtcedf tod^r aignad Mglili Kw which expired M at^p ril 15. atriklag' ' ffrom the haaka a Mb fit Tha Ruaslan group is tha first gaatlon mads originally IQ' Dm Da* One l o ^ — NeW ^ d ford —: re- Maynard F. Clough, head of Mid- WMk-old strike yesterday. no reason to be complacent and (tormony aluniid drop its Usa to toe Manchester Motors high-level non-wplomatlc Soviet Moines Raglstar and Tribune. Continent, waa "a promoter with­ Connecticut Education Asa. an- every effort must be made to en­ Western alUa$c*. RaanMal red tapa la Mart YOUR OLDSMOBILE DEALER ^ Jactad the contract but TWUA cot­ .of the StoM ffWfe aad SPECIAL * 5 ®^ delegation to come here for obesr- Mus In New York to meet the ton rayon director 'Victor J . Can- out visible ipeans df support." He noun()es it haa - asked ejlucation sure that research, deyilopment YVeiiM Rasp Rald i Repnratad Silver Lane Rd« Manchceter if Opim Until 9 P. M. vation and travel -with the blessing Russian farm experts on behalf of aano said ratiflcs^tlon.by a majority ah^ spoke pf rei>o'rts that Clough CommiMioner Finis E. Englernan and production capacity is kept Adenauer seld tost such a aecur­ and encouragement of the U.8. the U.S. Agriculturs Department W'ae “prominently identified” with’ lo investigate Milary dispute in superior. ity system would perpetuato for a tim J S K H A M COM MI 9*6427 of ipeala U binding on all workers. farast Housew&rea. Dept.—^Basement govSnunent.einca th* -coM . war be­ la AaoL Secretary Bari L. Butx: ' Ratifying the contract yeater(]ay Jam es Hunt,.a key'figure in. the Bristol. , . . Three Turtlcoat Gla Summing up, Lemay said to* wholly luipradietabto Uma toa divl A U MCttMT ia 'Cettif ■ \ ,' • Ray Dwyer, Used Car Manascr gan in 194fi- - - ' John Strehm, of Woodstock IU., were loeala In Warren, Albion and Senate’s "flva percenter” hearinga who rejected lito in Communist capeiblUty of .to* Strategic Air Mon of Oarnuuiar. TiMre’a not n Mngla flirt ‘Sumer editor af the Brntd Atmanae and Ovrantry R. I., and 'three pf sdta* yaan ago. China aaid toay hava<"lesnMd a Conunand la incraaoini^ aad wUl H d s SwradMlcn. M tha xrhols RuaMah -groop — Mtter leaeeu" and (trs “going home 'ttoogh soma of Ita maattaw asay (C ») SB rage •) 'pisparad to .^ y for our ihlatakto.” « e a V a c a ■) . , ” , / . / I ,N •y .

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) MANCHESTER EVENING MERAU>. MANCHESTER. CQNN«_ SATURDAY. JULY 16, 1966 : V HANCHIfiSTER EVENING HERALD. HANCHESTEB. CONN, SATURDAY, JULY 18, 1965 my life, to behold the haauty of the Lord, and to inquire In Me P^uslicart Collidei \ the Vsmon MethOtUat Church Will Rockpdle be in charge of the 8;:30 service HockviUe ENDB TONIGHT Umple." (PMdms 87:1,4). > Take Summer Cruise to Bermucta Oorrelative paasagaa from the Engaged tomorrow and introdO guest Bob Hop*—VIstA-VIsibn—Teeb. With Automobile preaoher, the Rev.' Gold-x MANC-HESTER Christian ' Sdance taxtho'ok, <^iiixiliary Wins berg, pastor of Ihe T h 'o f the Store to^ Occupy ^ ‘‘Science and Health with key to Nasarene in Manchester f^om 1913 D IttV e ' 9 EV1 ElUf “7 UTTUfOYS” the ScriptUrea" by Mary Buier Brldgsport, July Ifi (Fi—Ona of Ti^ager Must Report to 1920. Minterburii Mill BOLItT'N NCTijj Kddy, Include the folloivliig < -'cV •88 Baat OMtor Bt., at the Qieea. ITOv. John F. HaMOR, Faator by God, la never for aiidnetaiit de- Methodis\ Church will be at 8;30 markett and aii automobile col­ M/v HmAgm a.m. tomorrow, with Mr. and Mr^. Rockville. July 16 . (Special) Joha B. NsuhsFt. Minister. ' Rev. Goorge P. Hughoa Hived of the light/Rnd might of T o JW^st, Court, Rules Roland Knight as greeters for thk., A retail sales room, operated b.v MOW It I ' STARTS Ormaad J. West, Jr., drgaalet. Rov. Edgar J. Farrell nteUlgence and ^Jle.” lided liere. The operator of the LasOMi ,,,. At Convention the Mill Outlet Storea.i Inc., of a uisaa ___ ^ service. I TOMORROW Hobart M. Johns, Chotiiimitor. Rovi Fraads T. Butlor automobile, who complained that lyllshl IS T ^ TIMS) mingfon. w-ill open in the old Leslie Denley, organist at the Mrs. Lestor B. Weleott, the cart did about 8100 damage to Oovwitry. JulXw (Sp«Ul)-A^Thui»d»y. Th,y will work on Rockville. July 16 (Special)-- tcrbui-n Mill, 210 E. Mein St.. ^ A BtAZING i m STORY Ohopcli o f The Naaarene FARES (G**)r4*r iay *t Ism# eolfi Vvvwovx j» .7 \ r '*i*A»t*their community a^rvir#service nmlaetproject Baptist Church will be on vacation Church Sohool Soporintenfient. 8unde.y Maasea: - , / .Oos WSF ~ — toMUge Uw-bre«kw w m p U c^ The local unit of the American Le­ ,e time around the first of OF THE t o r r id "TWENTIES” !- iM^Mala Street his car, was arreeted. ' ioMiC*S^< Junior and Intarmediata depart- parked car. Anthem, “Turn Thy Fees ftom Mv menta meat at Youth- Cmtsr, P. O. BSi isfi 18, of Brookline Rd.. hat been op­ the following:, past yca|. I at the 9:30 a.m. service. First for approximately 4.000 square Sine” ...... T. Attwood.^ Ohdrek of the Atuumptto* St. Germain called the '^Uce. T*l. New’ a Laedak BI 24449 Eugene Arsenault, rsneb houee •« COLOR .sbJCHHti^«*Og^ Sherwood Flah. auperintenden't. erating a motor vehicle while hi! Also it received a cash award of Congregational Church of Vernon, feet of floor .spaci in the mill. Adams St.St. and llioropaen ltd. They ask^ to look' at hil driver’s on Victoria Rd.: Artnsnap Peace, Scripture Lesson. Psalms, 42." DaUy. Vacation Bible School pro- ___ii,' ■ Ucenae waa under, auipenalon. 82.,'M) for its scrapbook and public­ tomorrow, in the absence of the Samuel J. Rosenstein was named i 0, s(im.| Camero.n MITCHELL litTrii ■tuuy Hymn, "Spirit of God. Descend." Roi- Joserph E .' Farrell license. He didn’t have it with him. Judge RoberU made hla ruling. ham on Rt. 44A; SylvesUr J. snd ity, compiled by. .Miss Emma Bat*,^ as the lesaor. grama will be 'given during the Police gave him‘ a stimmons. Ae- June O. Ploufe, Cape/Cod and pastor who is on vacation. Sermon. “ Riejoice In the Uord." Church School hour at the church . He lined Bilodeau *i00 and Mn- publicity chairman, and a citation^ The Mill Outlet Stores also op­ plus In Teehnicolor—W *lt Disney S Hynm. "A ll Glory Miud an Masses at 7, 8:30 snd 10 a. m. tram was not arrested. ranch houses on Twin/HUI snd s erate a Manchester retail sales and alao at the Youth Center. tenced him to 30 day! in jail. The for Its Graves Registration Pro­ .All Tali'ottvlllr and A’ a r n n h “ SMOKY”—ilie Tlmroughbred Honor.” You don't need a license to push judge then remitted 850 of. the silo on Wright Mill gram. i-qo'ni known as Manchester Knit­ Worahip BervKre. 10:45 a.m. news Items are now l>eing ban Organ Poatiude, "Featlled" ...... Meeaage. "AcqualnUnce with the a'gfoeery cert line and placed the youth'on pro­ Also. James E. and Eleanor B. Hwlinming Pim>I .An-ldent died ihmugh the .Manchester ting Mills. Fogelman emphasized ! ■ ’ Mayer. Sl ' Bridget's R. C. ..Church Navli>r Phots. the fact that the opening qKthe Almighty". bation for !ix month!. Eidwards, breeseway'in Twin Hill! Ulad>'s I. Rlaley Patricia Chappei, 12, of South Evening- Herald. Rockville Bu­ I ' ■ The Week Rev, John J. Delaney, Paster Bilodeau 'Caa told that he muet development: Chester Hansen, ad­ Rockville store definitely did not Youth Service, 8:30 p.m.. Guest Coventry, waa Injured early ye.s reau, kwated at I Market St., lele- Monday— Rev. Robert Carroll and attend St. M arye Church every ditional room, Wkterfront Manor; mean the compan.v wAs contem­ Rev. Theodore Cftibala, Asalstaats speaker, Miae Marion TYit’kingtoiL Mr. and Mrs. John S. Risley of terday afternoon at the Horowitz j pbone Rockville TR .5-3136. 8 p.m.. Y.B.A. Committee meet­ Evangelistic Service, 7:30 p.m Sunday and report regularly to iU Stephens S. and Anne Nagy, ranch Lake St, announce the engage­ plating closing the Msnehester t m i Memoriel Swimming Pool. establishment. ing at the church. Message, “Heaven.” -The evening : STATIONERY a!tof. the Rev. Bernard J. Foeter. house on TalcoU Hlll.Rd.; Stewart ment ,iVf their daughter. Miss Tuea., 8 p.m. Women's Society Masses on Sunday at 7, it. 9. 10 ?he Brat Friday ol^ each months and Mary Twlble. porch on resi­ Attendants at the pool said that The stoije is expected to open service Is scheduled to be held at ^ LEADING BRANDS Gladys Irene Rlaley, to James Ed­ the yollns:ste^ had climbed to -the win meet at the church to work on and 11 a m., snd Masses‘down the Nazarene Youth Center lawn. during hi! .probationary peripd dence located/on Rt. 44A'; George Hcniike Unit Slates some time between Aug. 1 snd 10, ^ ^ AIBHAIL - NOTES ^ ward Butler in. son of Mr. and top of the tower holding the high TELEVISION Items for the bazaar. stairs at 9 snd 10;4V a.m. ' In the event of rain it will be held _ Bilodeau will be acheduled to ap­ Fogelman .said. L Putnam, Summer cottage in Mrs, James E. Butler Jr., 83 Ms- m i a r pear in court with a letter from diving board, and in some unex­ Saturday— at the church. ----- Lakeview Terrace: Edward N. pieslde Dr.. Wethersfield. "9 a.m., Flx-Up day at church. plainable manner, stepped off the Road Plan Action SI. Francia Aaalsl Church Wednesday, 7:45 p.m., Piiayer ^Arthuf Dni{ StortsJ ”JwRiw” A the prie!t. / and Dorothy J. Wlnsler, cottage The wedding date is indefinite. ■There are lots of jobs, big and lit­ The boy’! father, Alfred/ who In Laurel/Park; William C. arid inside of the tower, tailing to the South Windsor, Route 80 and Praise Service. COMV88T TO tle, waiting to be done at the Friday. 7 p.m.. Youth Choir ra- bad posted a 8100 bond when hie Arline Nye. addition to home in asphalt runvv-ay a round-the pool. Washington, July 16 (An—The' PROGRAMS Rev. Arthur J. Heffemnn. Pacstor CsfdiW TMw Uwn Mswer church. This Is o'uf day. Lunch hesraal and Fellowship. . !on waa arrested paid the line. Gerald Park. Hei- injuries consisted of cut.a House Public Works Committee 1 Rev. Kenneth V. Kurvells. Curate A CelHvetar 1^*94* Bilodeau appeared withdut legal about the fa^e. and pos.aible head DANCING |vid€0 Everyday—All Rights Reserved—H. T. Dickinson ^Co.. Ine. win b i provided. This will be a — ——• S' Also /Albert and June Gendron. Niles Workers prepared for House -action next' good time of grand fellowship. Called For and Delivered counsel. ’/ addition. Waterfront M a n o r ; injuries and a fracture of the left week a 12-year. 848.5 billion road I Mcksseq at 7, 8:30, 9:30 anA 11 Onter Congregnttonol Church V . The only other case/On the dock- wrist. / Adult Choir rehearsals are dis- ■ w Blaine C. Jeffries, addition, Water- construction program with heavier 1 TONIGHT "■^eontlhued until September. a.m. Clifford O. Simpson, Ministeir OPEN et waa that of Thomka A. Redding frony Heights; Sherwood F. Wright Vote to Strike, At Geneva Point taxes to pay for it. Watson Woedrulf. D.D. of Hartford. He wai fined 832 for Sr.,'/addition. Waterfront Manor; Mr.' and. Mrs. Earl Johnston df The commilttee approved the pro­ Andrew R. Watson, SUN. Violation of the rules of the road. Dudley A. and Anna B. Brand, ad­ Vernon left today for Geneva gram yesterday '22-6, but arranged AIR- Rollon CongregatioiuU (linrrh SL Mnurloe's R. C. Church Minister of Music DAILY On July 8 he waa arrest^ by dition. Waterfront Manor; Robert Point. Lake M'innepesaukee. N. H.. CONDITIONED .X'-'C///' t . ' O n ( j m y y Bolloq Center • Reject Gbntraet to meet again next week to act The Rev. Arthur A. Wallace,. TO Edward Brennan of the Safety A. Arendt, Jr., 'garage in Laurel where they w-111 be coun.selors for finally on the bill after technical Minister Rev. Ralph Kelb’. Pastor Patrol Assn, for passing another Sunday. July 17 Heights; North Coventry Fire De- a group of teenaiters of the Pres­ revisions b(fve been completed. Walter Grsyb, Organist 9:15 Church Service. 10 P. Mi vehicle in a no passing area. /Partment, addition R t.'31; Edward West Hartford, July CIO byterian churches. The plan, calls for federal ex­ CHIANTI Sunday MSssea at 7:30, 8 and Scripture Reading—Phllipplsns been here, juAt befoire AAiling from New York harbor on a summer cruise to the Isles of Bermuda, Harry Olsoh served as pi^jeecutor J. snd Barbara Woods, porch. W a­ United Auto Workers have .re­ John.ston is csller snd director ARCOilNER BOILER ' 10:3'0 a.m. WElDENMILLERc penditures of 35 >1 billions and Sunday, July 17. > - 4:4-20.. are (left to right) Mlse Janice Smith, 127 Green Manor Rd., Mr. and Mrs. Warren Howland, and their MI/9-144S for both cases. terfront Manor; Joseph and Ro- jected an. offer by Nlles-Bement- of the Vernon Squsre Dsnee Club matching state funds of 13 billions. Summer schedule of ’ serylces Sermon-*"The Positive Accent,” daughter, Mias Sandra Howland, of 4p Constance Dr, They sailed aboard... the Furness luxury liner Cerentoay Perfonnod aalle Landry, addition Bunker Hill and a.ssi.sted b.v hi.s w-ife. RESTAURANT MABOVERN GO. Justice, of the Peace LeRoy Pond Co. and authorised Uieir More than half the total Would go 10 a.m. Service . of Worahip. Sacred Heart Church the Rev. Bradley F. Skinner, Wor­ "Qugen of Bermuda.'' Rd.; Robert LeLacheiir. addition t>aVe Buck of Worce.vter, Mas.s., for a 40.000-mile netw-ork of 14 DEPOT HQUARE Hymn of praise, "Praise the Lord. cester,. Mass. The Gm m Pharmacy 225 Slloa Dean Highway Robera. said last night that he 1 on Bunker Hill Road; Marie and union to call a atrike If demands wi^ call -tonight and William Jen­ - \ \ U R M [ Church St., Vernon . married a Mansfield couple, Hd Strategic roads for w-hicli the fed­ Ye Heavens, Adore Him’’ The Week aOa 801 East Middle Turnpike^ Wethersfield, Cona. Betty Tirens, addition in Gerald for a new contract are not met. kins of Wllbraham, Mass., will be eral government would pay most of Prayer of Invocation Monday— "AT -niE GREEN” ‘ ard 1% MacDonald and Anni Park; Josephine Loerssto, addition in .charge of,' the workshop on Sunday Maaaea at 7:30, 9 and Old Boy Friend Tel. Hartford JA f-2588 Smoten, at his homo in a sjtnple By a voice vole, the membership, the cost. Violin Solo. "Arioso" .. J. S. Bach 7, Girl 'Scout Troop 1. in Bellevue development; snd Monday night, . "rhe program on 10:30 a.m. civil ceremony. ' yesterday unanimously rejected a The bill would Increase gasoline,' iahtf soloist, Mrs. Flora Chase z z : Claire E. and M. Elllner . Greene, company proposal calling for w;a'gc Monday morning'Jor the fourth diesel fuel, -truck tire and—other Scripture Reading,. Psalm 65 Skywatch Sch^fdule To Have Visilor RoberU Kaiber, 17, daughter of Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church. house tn Gerald Park. increas'es ranging from 8-17 xienls Ihrough the seventn'-i^rade group taxes to meet 812 billion of the Hymn of preparation, "When Mr. and Mrs. Albert F. /Kaiber, • TUa low-ooat boilar psovidadlhlly a«lo- South Methodist Church (Missouri Synod). ^ ^ Joins Navy an hour, a modified union apOp sifd will be as usi'lal from '8;30 to 11 added coat. As Low As ' Morning Guilds the Skies" , Sunday, giily 17 Will be one of six blue ribton win­ iMtic radiator i>eatu« plus a year ’nmad Main Street and Hartford Road Cooper and High Streete. Greenville, S. C. (PV—The Trave­ ners to- represent Tolland County Herbert Crickmore, 18, son of other benefits. ' . at the achool grounda. Sermon: 'T h e River of God" Rev. Fred R. Edgar, MlnUter Midnight— 2 a.m...... RD $ 1 0 glonthly H.vmn of application, "The King of Rev. Percy Smith, 2 s.m.— 4 a.m. . .. Volunteers Needed OR AND Mr. and Mrs. William' Fox Of fisma 08 Borner. Wat base (oustruction Mias Morloa A. Erdin. Orgoaist. ■woman who said * e had never 28 at the University ot Oonhectl- High St., has enlisted In the US hour wage hike wbetvmegoliatlon# Waukegan, 111. (Ah—Tiny Tina Plus InsUlment Love My Sheplierd Is" Aaaociate Minister 4 s/m.— 6 a.m. . .. Volunteers Needed PMNTIN6 EXTERIOR oul'-Ndurlng the SUte/4-H • CSub Navy. He left for basic training a began. Upper Butcher R d . accompanied 'pi-obablv is the youngest person Benediction. Philip Treggor, Minister of Muaic 6 a.m;— 8 's.m. / ..John Morton, Henry Driver been out of South Caitdina and / few days ago for Bainbridge, Md. The secret vo tf 'lo kulhorise a by the latter's parents, Mr. and 1 with-.a police record. July 17, Sixth Simday after Week/. Trinity— 8 s,m.— 10 a.m...... Richard Goodchild had never ridden on a bus. /' Roberta will modri a Jumper, He was recently given s going strike wee 1,384 to l23. About 1.- Mrs. Melville Chapman of New ] Frahk Kelly, a retired Navy EASY TEMNS fo r RMdamiiatkNi July 17 10 a.m.— tioon . y...... Volunteers Needed ■'Whom are jra Op«n Dally I :M 8:30 a.m., Worship Service broadcast over WGTH every Sun­ Cargo in'homemaking,' continuing Suit of Colonel basa. Midnight— 2 a.m...... Bill McGrath avert a atrike. J, Stoppa and Elizabeth M. Police obliged and charged her Pertarmaaee 1;4A (nursery, in the parish ho.usel. day at 7:30. For "TTils 1* the Life’ with Mrs. Ernest G. LeDoyt, Mrs. SI NDAY. Jl -NE 17 Offertory sold, "Beside Still 2 a.m.— 4 a.m, ...... Volunteerii Needed ^ Even with thee ompany's pro­ Reider. property on -Washington with crying in the police station. Chhaael R, New H a*ea, Cobh. Hymn-^-"Holy, Holy. Holy, Lord Watera -Hamblin kindly consult y ^ F newspaper. Hans.Hanseiy snd Mrs. Lawrence CONDiriONF D Hartford, Conn. 4 a.m.— 6 a.m...... Volunteers Needed posed raises, Niles workers would St.. Vernon. Chaaacl IH I DS (Ml TV RECITAL HALL Almighty" Elizabeth Schlag, contraalto /YlteWeek C. Latimer/ She haa been a Termed Illegal Ckanael 19 Pltltfield. .Ma<«. ^aroh laateiner. piaaUI Wednesdoj^' 6 a.m.— 8 a.m...... Victoria Fileiricz still be substantially below the area Waterfront Realty Co., to Eva C-haanel St NeYT Britain. 0»im. < Ri BIN Tl> TIN Hvmn—"Forsake Me Not My Hymn, " I Love to Tell the Story’ junior 4-H raub leader. M. Cui48n. property ^ n Auburn EASTWOOD Chaaael 5S W’aterbury. Conn. UR) Mll.UON DOl.I.AR .MO>IK God‘ L a d l^ Aid outing to Ivoryton 8 a.m.— 10 a.m...... J. Robert Brazas, Thomas Maxwell Demonstrattoiie Thuraday rates and industry rates for com­ Sermon, '"The Story of the Flood) Oklahoma City, July 18 ((Pi Lt. parable jobs.” said John E. Cronin, Road. Vernon. ^ Chasnei IWk Holritke. Ma««. ,—"Hannah l.er" Sermon; ‘The Silen'ce of God’’ —Rev. ,Percy F. 'Smith. Bus w(n leave from church 10j.,a.m 10 a.m.— Noon ...... Mr. and Mrs. W. Small Several 4-H Club members will (slena Ford Joha Payae Chaaael 3t 8prta(field. Ma**. (191 .MATINEE THEATER (la ^^nday, July 24— Noon— 2 p.m. ... '...... Evelyn McCauley, Gloria McCauley Col. Walter Callahan^sy have to business manager of the UAW's In the fhurchea Fteaaor Parker ' Pr«)(re..( --.Appoialmenl H ym n-"Lord, Speak to Me" )Hymn, "Draw "rhou My ScAll,, O ' give demonstrations Thursday dur­ The Rev. Kenneth Johnson^ of Mary Murphy with vlnrder" ;X After church service Young 2 p.m.— 4 p.m...... Paul St. LawTence, Mary St. Law­ fight a 810.000 slaptHr suit with­ unity lodge. The Week Christ’ ing Tollaira County 4-H demonstra­ Ellington will preaCh at the 9 a.m. “ Interrupted l:M (») DISNK.YLAND (M-.V.) FACE THE NATION Postlude, "A llegro'; M en d e^ o l^ People's outing at Jo-Em camp rence tion an^public speaking contests out help from the''Alr Force. ..Oritfhln said a breakdown of the '« B u n o i Melody" •*HeU'» IsUnd" "A Kurllier Report on 1<1«-. (.ri( HOI R FILM Saturday, Pastor Brandt will proposed 6-IT cents an hour -pay service at the Union Congrega­ nevinnd anil A Triliule to S:SS ( S> EUH ABD ARNOLD SHOW- A nursery for small child;refi A» Andover. 4 p.m.— 6 p.m, ...... John McCoitville, Paul O'Bright , at the ^ u r c h Community House. Callahan, a New Yopker, is ba- AIR CONUITIONKD - .Ciaema8r’op« VUla-VUioa aad leave for the Lutheran Summer increase for day workers showed tional Church tomorrow While the BKCOMMKNnKII! Mfrkry .Mi»u**e" CASE-t 'Focz.v Nizht" School at Silver Bay, Lake provided at thelOo^clw): jiecvlce 6 p.m.— 8 p.m...... Franci.1 Catalano, Eugene Mas- Over TO demonstrations will be lag auKl by^/L.2.C. Johib..F. Cros- felfwiior Parkfr | Mary- Marphy aad Color •Color ail) WKSTKKS IM.AVIIOI 8E (Ml (.•,•.( I.P.T'S TAKE A TRIP trangelo that of the 2,800 employes, eight pastor, the Rev. Forriesl Musser 3:.VV4:l5-9:«« 4:I.VR;1S asi .MATINKK THKATt.K . (;;i PANTOMIME Ql IZ George, N. T. ^ijen py county 4-H club mem- msn' o f ^ e k t Lynn, Maks., who will preach In EUlington. The subr (tlrnn Kord •Inha Payor iln l'rozre».p I Gospel Hall . 8 p.m)— 10 p.m...... , Kendall Richardson, Kenneth would get the full 17 cents; 49 IN'TKRRI l*TKI> 'HKLI.’S «:M ( S> NTI IIIO .17 ners. The program will be from 2 alleges^-'^llahai) etandered^ him ject for the union Church will be .MKleOUY’ (Si) THE Ft .N SHOW —-‘Fi.h Widow" Covenant Cong^'atlo^ Chureh 415 Center St. Churilla JUly/8^hile on guard at a TIndier would get 15 cents; 40 would re­ IHleAMI'* ..Ml WESTERN . (.7(11 St Nil AY I.CCY SHOW p.m. until about 8:30 p.m. The 4-H "The Dimensions of Life." Mrs. ('larma%ropr STARTS SUNDAY CM) JOE PAI.OOKA THEATER Emanuel Lutheran Church 43 Spruce 10 p.m.—Midnight ...... Virginia Manchester, Elizabeth \Tow n Committee will serve re- M i' Force Base hangar.. ceive IS cents; more than 850 Trrh. 4;M-A.1S i.7S( SCPPEB THEATER 10:30 a.m.. Breaking of Bread. 'woiild get 8 cents- or less, snd Mildre^./Cieboter will sing accom­ i:4J (Sec C'HItlSTOrHERS (.Vii CARTOONS Rev. Kenneth Granquiat, Raak, Pastor Hannah znshments from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m, < ‘Ttnkcr AFB Judge Advocate, Lt. ('harlttta He»loti Rory Caihoaa i-eS c St THE I.ONE R.ANGER 15:15 p.m., Sunciay S(diool. many would receive 8 cents. Cro- panied' by Mrs. Doris Lutz. Rvia. “ Far Horiioa*a “Tba Racer*'* l77l DISNEYLAND vice-pastor Skywatch Post located on top of Manchester Police Station. Hpmemaklng demonstrations' Goi- Eugene Ohnt. said yesterday F. Mar.Mnrray Piper l,aiirie 'fl-:RRV A THE PIRATES S:I1 1191 .MOVIE .MC.SEl .M 7 p.m.. Gospel Service. " ‘"^ ierm ed day rates another There will be Holy Communion (It) COWBOY (ORBAI, Larry Rrynell, .Asst, to the Paster I'day Jul Volunteers may regi.ster at (ISvil' Defense Headquarters, Municipal be pyen by Priscilla Karkei ^ "kn Air Force regulation prohibits nin “ THE FAR “ .Ain’t CSOI .SPORTS IN REVIEW The Week roajor'iHue. at 8 at St. John's E p i s c o p a l Charles 8. Wakelry, cere no services at..the Building, Manchester on‘>Monda.v, Wednesday, Friday from 1—6 p.m. Jean Storrs, deiponstratln^ , him frbln entering a civilian case. Church, and at 9:30, litany and HORIZONS** Misbehavin’ " C.Vlt CARTOONS Organist and Choirmaster church. Tuesday—- * . ^ Crosman's suit was filed in dis­ He said, the proposed wage In­ IMI HOPAI-ONO CASSUtt 8 p.m., Prayer Meeting >nd Bible ahrinklnjf,wooI; Nancy Rirkeysind sermon, "Episcopal History in >:SS-4;U-9:ee 4:SS-'l:U Cti (SSI SATl RDAV S'ntRt H. W. ALLEN Attend^the services at the Crom trict court. creases forv,lncentlve workers of •t'jdy. wife from New York O ty to say Ellen Adairs, tracing" a pattern; three snd foih/ per cent'were in­ America." The Youth Confirma­ |;M ( SJ Y or ASKED FOR |T Sixth Sunday after Trinity' well pfmference Grounds. Jean Morris,' shining - shoe^M sri- Charles -D. Hicks, attorney-for / . —Art Ralier FLOOR SANDING Thursday— Nebraskan Held he had their daughter, that his adequate. tion Class will meet at 2 o'clock Wed., “ A Doctor la-Tho^ Houoe" / fis t COWBOY C.-MES .• Divine Worahip 9 a.i^'' 'ices on Sunday at 10:45 a.m. deli Leonard, drthonatraiing how the 23-yesr-old Crosmsn. said the on Monday afternoon. Prelude, "EriEabeth’s Prayer" 3/f).m. and 7 p.m. ff''p.m., Opeij,-Air meeting, Main wife wouldn't see her again, and/ ------.. .. According to the union, other (Ml .MB. SWF.»5PS AND FINISHING then went to his home town to turn a hemr"Betty Leonard, her suit was filed as a "last resort." William Miller, lay assialant at C.t.'Si CISCO KID COVENTRY ...... : ...... Wagner Servicea each evening at 7 p.m St., weather- permitting. majdV issues thcludcri Insurance, i-t.5 C.VI) INOrsTBY ON PARADE For AlKluetiiia; Tol Kearney, Neb. Bsvving bi^kft;has! Ca5-.d1yn LaBtanc "He (Crozman) filed written CONN. G. Albert Pegrton. organist The 'speakers are Dr. T. IV statement of charges through reg­ vacations, a guaranteed employ­ LARGEST SCREEN l;.M a»> WEEKEND WEATHER PI-2-7971 He w-aa arrested there, on/ a and Pamela Roi®, -liow to hang a 'Th^Thaatr* In Th« Parln lets TO.MORiytW S:M I S-U) YOU ARF. THKRr Report on Calgary 'Yoi^ Con- America and the Rev. Emory yesr-old Nebraska man haa been succe.mfully fought extradition to Ity, grievance procedure, hospWli- (Ml RANGE RIDER —"lYrnlh nf Sorrnir*" The Bev. Philip M. Rose, Minister. aald the lawyer. "It was only —"Mar.ltall ErAlii Madero ference, Mona M^ean, ^ohn Kjell- Lindgren, mlsaionafy. to Alaskg. Connecticut when the courts/ruled ' Agricultural deraonatratlpna vviU satlon and a full union shop. (19) LITTLE SHOW arretted on a oharge of abducting be given by Robert G e h r ig and after this was arbitrarily dropped (.VW JRT JACKSON (M) AMES nROTHKa.8 adn, Warren Johnson No service In church on Wednes the complaint didn't list criminal The company last night declined (i;»i (I9(, ISDl'STRY ON PASADK Sunday, July 17— hla two-year-old daughter from Gordon Pacilal, side dreiMng yirithout a hearing— that Croa (Mt BREAK THE BANK Setmon. Rev. Bepnliard Brynell day night charges. / to comment on the ^situation. IVfrW* I;M ( « ) HORACE HEIDT SHOW- (3SI SEN. BI SII RKPOBTS 10 a. ra.. Morning, worship. The her grandmother’s home here last He told police yesteiday he and crops; Ade|« Oehring und Donald man sought redresa In district WAGON 7;se ( S) PEOPLE ARE PENNY of Centerville A spokesman for^’ins machine r (IS) WESTERN PLAYHOrSK first of three termolis on the 121st sutpmer. hla wife were reunited/ recently Gehring, - the imiwrtance of ir court." 7:M ( St STAOFi 7 Offertory. "Frtu dich aelir, O cover cfbp. tool firm said earlier irKrthe week aS-M) 0/.ABK JI'BILEE (19) CRL'SADE IN EEROPB Meine SeeleX ...... Bach Mapping Clommualty Uiurrh P^slm, "’An Adequate Trust In Pdlce yesterda.v were told Dor­ in Kearney op a trial /oasis, but that the average earned rate in —Bed Fole.v (3*> BIFF BAKF.B E.8.A. Rev. David Crockett, Minister God." ' ian Johnson.wa.‘ in the rear of^he after a few weoka his wife re­ A ^ lllurtrated talk on record ^ "fiVe* U »t Time Teeizht a »( ARMCHAIR ADVENTIBE —"Snlznn Inridrnt'* Postlude,/“ Eln Feate Burg"..... L ^ k s w1U be given by Jamee Kel- the plant was 81.80 an hour. Ureal Tkillerri )M) HALF HOfB DRAMA _ .. Luther - Bach Mary Burnham Denslow, house where his wife Oeclle lives turned to OonnectlCyrt. with the “ COLU3IN (JS-SSt HEAT THE CLOCK ' (111 .MEET CORt.ISS AHt:HEa with her mother. (diild. Health Uiiijt Frees ,—Rad Collyer j ; i ) DOLLAR A SECOND The Week Organist and Oioir Director St. John's Polish NotlonaJ Husbandry Orange Meeting SOUTH" 7:t» aS) SPORTSMEN'S DEN 7:71 (19) NEW HEFKENO NEWS Police give this account of what He told police he/came here to . Palmer Lee rtday, 6;1.S. Softball game, ,Catholio Chi|BCh. The patrons oif Husbandry S:te (M) THE SOLDIERS IN REVIEW ^ Rpbertson Park. Emanuel vs. Sunday. July 17 happened l|ut August: be near the child. More Salk Shots Man lx)8e8 Ann, — I»lu« — —Hal Mareli.Tom D Andrea 7;M ( S-M-J.'.> I’ lMVATEkKCBETABY 28 Golwoy St. Johnaon, discharged from the Last year Mrs. /ohnson sued for Grange-willmeet Tfiureday at 8 “THi:ODORA 10 a.m. Worship Service. Ser­ (» - St AMERICA'S . GREATEST < l»> IHS.\ EVIJLNW PAJIK — E>nter Church. Luther Leaguers The Rev. Stephen Stryjewskl. Army, went to HarUord and asked divorce on charges of intolerable p.m. in the Grange Hall on Rt. ' jfc£—r—. THE SLAVE HANDS Fealnrin* tnnizhi: (19) BIG PICTfRE ^will attend softball game and later mon "A Pattern for (Jhriitlan Uv’.* Washington, July 16 (Ah - 'H;* Walter .Olxjrh, OrgonlsL permission to take Dorcee Ann for cruelty, but the roqueat wa.s dcni« / . 44A. Pliuis fo r the annual picnic "Drives.Eight Miles ‘koA D H O U SE EMPRESS** Leu Browa. Phil Napoleoa. (.Ml TBA have a splash party at the Cham­ Public Heiillh Service released Y anxhn .Monrne, Pupi Cam- 1771 .MR. CITIZEN' ing." a walk. and an appeal is now pending JlSe " in August will be announc^ at GIRL" (teorce .Marchal S:te (77) MEE-rtM. AT THE 8CM- bers cottage at Coventry. Sundsy,^July 17— the meeting. 440;000 more shots of Balk polio Randay Later that night he called his fore Uie State/Suprome Court. .S-gNbRA DOANE (M) STAR TONIGHT MIT—lU.porl €»« 8:80'a.m., Mass. Good Harvest Session vaccine yestei-day. Detroit, July 19 j/P) His left Retty (Irahio Fnur Cnnfrrnnrn nt C.fnevn The Sali'ation Army The latest batch is from the 'THRKF FOR S:44 I S) TO.tST OF. THE TOWN- 10:30 a.m.. High Mass. The Good HarvMt 4-H a u b will arm torn from Its.shoulder socket Plus: “ Jungle >Isn-Eaters**, THF 9HQW'* Ethnl Mcrmnn »mc»r. Vernon Methodist Church M l Main Street meet Wednesday at 7:30: p.jgn. at Pitmsn-Mcore Oo. Laboratories of, by a. passing veihlcle, Kenneth Jobe - STARTS 8VNDAV Pill* Gliritt.: Ratinll NyP». /' Vernon, Conn. Maj. and Mrs-.^John Pickup . ' Zlonsvtlle, Ind. Public Health Sun.; “ Naked .Amazon" They Rode Weal'* GInrIs Idmc. Th» Plrrr^ Hie Rev. Sherwood A. Treadwell, the notiie of chiHord Anderson. drove eight miles in 'a state of “ Interrupted Melody" INSURANCE .Brn,.. RhylhmrM-n. Prntr*- Officers In Charge ‘\ Alt members will work on demon­ Service" spokesmen said It all “THE MARAL'DRRB" “ Cell 2456" Minister. shock. Then he pulled hla car to •1 ALWAYS 2 C A R T O O N S ,nr Rarkwardn. DrLsrs- • Weather Bothers strations to be given at the county would go to the NaUonsl Founds Shirley Marjorie Stephens, Organist. Sunday: the curb, out and walked into (IS-19) IN OVB tim e; , contests program the M hm liig tion for Infsntlls Psralysls for Its CMILOPEN FRt C REAL ESTATE Eldns Johnson, Choir Director. 9:30 Sunday School. free tw-o-aliot. program of vac- a store. ‘ (M) sI’N'DAV PLAVHjHt'SE <»•>’. . , *Jrw Inqload . HUyq- nci»U » "Shnntr Towrn* 10:50 Holiness. Meeting. Acacleniy Plans cinsUng first and second graders It took police, .palled by hor­ Little League. Hcliedule Charlus W. Lathrep (,-dl) IN OCR TIMK/ Sunday, July 17— 7 Meeting iji 'Center Park. (In NEW SUNDAir STOR^E HOURS Little .'.eague baseball games to The Health Service haa released rified pedestrians who found the (1.7) A.MOS ’N ANDY 9:30, Morning Worship. arm lying In,the road, 40 minutes Aqmcy, Inc. S:M IIIMS) EISENH^'EB’S PBF..89 case o f rain-tneetingSn Citadel at Colorado Sjprlngs, Colo. i/P) — be played next week follow; 2.898,000 shots since. revised teat CONFERENCE' 10:45. Church School. Ing Slid production standards wer* to find him. BEAT THE HEAT ... CHARLES W. LATHROP same hour. I Air Force Weathermen ere having OPEN 8 A.M. to 1 P.Mo^P;ll. to 10 P.M. Monday, White Sox vs. Yankees: (19) VARIKn THEATER Organ Prelude — "Adagio" ...... The,',/Rev. Erich Brandt will- be Something You Can Tuesday, Dodgers vs. Red Sox: adopted May 26. Prior to that, The arm waa torn off when .'lOD East Center Street " -nd Locked Door." a part In deciding the locations of Jobe's elbow hooked the extending jvr Shark** _ Beethowen. ,the/Apeaker at the evening ser'irice. Wednesday, Yankees vs. Red Eox; approximatr/v nine million shots Manchester. Conn. tread of a steam shovel being (W) LOMBARDO SHOW Hymn - - “ All Hail the Power of ' Thursday; Open-air at Main and buildings for th* Air Force Thursday. Dodgers vs. White Box. had been made available. COME HERE and EAt! - f:H i TV PLAYMOl'SF hauled past his car on a fiat-bed ■‘.lesus’ Name.') •' Birch Sts. Academy on. the 17,000, acre-site PINE LENOX PHARMACY The games are played'at 8 p.m. -As fresh supplies of the vac­ ‘*Man ea Splkr« , Offertory— "Fur Elite ... Beet­ north of here. trailer yeaterday. NOW thru TUES. IN AIR.rONDITIONEI> COMFORT WHKMK WKRK YOt* I^O) < HANCE OF A t-'EK'nME Major and Mrs. J. Pickup' are at the' Robertaon School play­ cine gave new Impetus fo the Sua. Coat. Proas 2 P.,M. IM-M) Sl NrtAV StOSJ THEA- hoven. Experts at.Ent Air Force Base 299 CENTER S^/— COR. UNOX He WH still conacious when no­ < HFAICAI, C'flAIRN Jehany TEE-c'TTko Rose to Mle- on furlpugh at Ocean Grove, N. J. ground. ' Inoculation program In this coun o VEAL BCALLOPIM- .Merrer > Mrl Rlaa'r-Bobhy Hymn — “Sweet Hour o f Prayer." in (Colorado Springs advised archi­ Be Proud Of — try, .Great,’ Britain announced lle got to him. bergk'’. Jo»» Crawford Services will be in -charga of S-H AIR-CdNDITlONED -Merey Sewers to Meet '« HOMEMADE RAVIOU o BREADED VEAL^CfTTLET Tr««p / (.M) r a l V HOt a nuM Serm on...... ,R^v. Goldberg. tects on building locations to re­ abandonment nf plans or an ex­ "I stopped' thrae-quartera of g <1A) InAWRFNC'K WFXK AHOWV David Addy. Tlie Merry Sewers 4-H Club will mile from the accident." the 44- >:M (IS) REV. " « S r ‘5T?.w v Hymn — “ O Hapng Day.” duce heating costs in winter and meej Mondsy-froni 2 to 4 p.m. at tensive trial of the Salk formula U9» WRKSTLLMi X (Ml a d v e n t i e m o r e l l e r y year-old hospital attandant- aald. IM-M) TWO FOR THK M (^ :Y Ut'KF.S'^ *'Ntraafrr la thr Postiude — "Bpiiffree” . . . Handel. insure the coolest temperatures the home of Mrs. Ethel Okrgo to there. "SERVING THE BEST (S3) AN8WKRA FOR A9IKRI- possible in summer. • • "When I eaw my artn 'was gone. CANS ,/ Dark** . North Methodist Church prepare for Demohstratlon . Day, Britain announced ,yiksteiday it O a k O r iU IN LEGAL REVERAGES" (S3) S'fORK FLt " „ •- 477 N. Main St. "The site is so large there are had decided, instead to launch a Thal'a all I remember." 1M)WN YOr TiO (M) RAY There was more to It, though. N OAK STREET Second CoogregaUanal Chiirch considerable climatic (Uffu-ences research project of its own In an < R> NTAR THKATKR 1»;M I I) CAMEO TMEA-TER 885 . North Main Street Rev. John E. Post,,Minister Police said Jobe drove another —Deaald OToTanor —“ Rndjaz of tke Rdwh” Jnnsea W. McKay, ndthin the tract,” explains Capt, sttempr to rivake a vaccine wrtth Arnold'W. Teaer, Minister seven milea before he pulled his t . TBA (isdjy b r e ak t h e BANir Minister of Music Richard C. Burrist, clim'atic con­ leSg virulent' strains of the polio (U> MFR w ith FAtHKR VENTERP— "Til* §clara of car to the curb, got out aifd walked Barclay F. Wood. Organist sultant in the Continental Air De­ COME virus than those used in the Salk <;?> LIHKRACK Ik* Straaz**” ... Mrs. Barbnf* R. Becker, into a store; H e was helped by a UM9) COMPAfM (U) WATERFRONT Sunday. July 17, 9:30 am. fease Command's 'Hiird Weather ,TME OFFICK OF method...... - . --•‘Wkllo Dark*" Choir DIreetof Group. HEAR THE (5L(i«IOUS GOSPEL OF THE passerby who directed police to I AIR-CONDITIONED < A-;t) HRRK*ft THK NHOW (771 IT'R'A GREAT EIPE Call to Worship. “-Raasoni Nh^rmaa Joao- Burrlss said a 10-degree slope DR. RAYMOND R. the scene. thaa W'laterjr---- Sermon, the Rev. Dr. James V. AUTO/V\ATIC Ws.vne County hospital attand- FLAYHOFNI? Sunday, July 17— Claj'pool preaching. that faces southeast will have a 9:30ji.m. Morning Worship, M O Z ^ E R anta ^ d Jobs lost more t'han two (»-U i TV’, TOP Tl Nils. Jallaa lOHHM, OLSON Benedirtlon. - . ~ month longer growing season than LORD JESUS CHRIST qiusrts of blood In the ordeal but, Scripture Reading, Matthew 4:1" the same slope facing north. HEATING I g-Jtl YOI R PLAYTI.ME Fointur and Dtoiid Soturdoy IS-.U (Ml LATE sOlOW I SI DISNEYLAND erts of West Hartford, RIG PICTFRE AssemMies of God Cluipel 1.7, 1955. The Golden Text ii from BUSH TO AODBE88 MOOSE cokMTi from Uie AthTOeum'a per- lUt NIOHTCAF EDITION 814 ITOruce SL Wotertmry. July 18 (Ah — U.8. the old world . .. . itlbeing overflowed with water, Our Food Special ( •) NIGHTCAP TMKATBR v. lS|y NIGHTCAP NEWS I John (5U1): (This is the record, OPEN maaont eollaotlona. b'y American ONSM a SCOPG TOMOREOW'S HIGELIGMTS Kenneth L, tSmtafsaii. Pastor Sen. Preieott Bush will be among perished.— (2 Peter 2:3). , . Ita tth B m.—w>in.M..- “ Tamarraw Tb* World" >:M I SI BIG PAYOFF that.God hath given to-us eternal artiata Yvorkbig iit Um past ,50 .*tmw«Miu MMviwm THURSDAY, FRIDAY aad SATURDAY the'HMOkefs tonight at the annual nmew twwdi, ■ ntcM imOMW lilt ( II News 4:M I II MEET THE STABS life, and’ this Uf.4"is in his Soh." )r**rs. • 8:45 a.B>., Sunday Scltool. Selections from the Bible In- djnner of th'a Oonnectiouf Moose THE WlCkED shill be turned into Hell and all H t o t W i I asiklt 1 |Mik —»»»iiutioni — mm*. "Amorican. BYariihh and Italian 1 LB. T-BONE STEAK -10:45 a.m.. Moridng WorMiip. i. clud*' the following: “The Lord is Assn. TV’s Mmuol eonvantion h|J that forget God.— (Pjsalm 9:17). Drgwlnga",' Avery Print .Rootnar 7:00 p.m., Bvangelistie WorMiip. my light and my salvation; whom opened here yestgrday with 120 6-E (through Aiig. 18). Outstanding at 2:28,«iM , *iS8 MORIARTY BROTHERS Wsdneoday, 7:80 p.m., BlLlt eholl I fear?'the Lord it the delegates- and 60 titembers ot the o I L S E R V r C E drawtnga. from Uis AUiensum's Feature A t tiM , 8 :48, 8:48 . / YOU A?E WELC06IE ’ - Ptuf 1881 Laufha! la^ GARDEN ^ L A D ■tud.^ and Prayer. etrength of my life; pf whom eholl auxiliary attending/. Mix. Con­ . Air CMdiffoiiiiig permanont coUeotlons. ' P W » COMPLETE HEATING SERVICE < Sunday. ovenUic 10;3(> Hston to I be afraid?.. .One thing Kave 1 stance Fuoci et Bristol n “BOWERY TO BAGDAD” ood FRENCH FRIES 341 M OAO “OBCUION BEFORE DAWN” $ 1 . 5 0 PANGE AND FUEL OIL “ItavIrtdUoil" onrtr #taUon WGTH. deetrod et the Lord, that will Z crownad quean of Kxinaoni by ths B t ^ Tour Biklo—SaaFch tha ScHpturTO With Us Reeor ded music will ha playM Oair MervUI-BlManHU NoE ^ wRh W a sEtOBd a eordtol w Mc m m tor oeck oftor; that Z may dwell in the auxUiory for hir work tai e w l^ n g aa« U Mimdar t ~ at THE BOWE9Y BOYSI. I' CINTERST — PHONE MI-3-bl J . you! Odom and ePorahipertOi m . houae of the Lord aJ tha days (M ms* mifabon. l l i m ati ^... .// ,y '

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\ ■* V . . ' . -T^ “ -llANOUESTl^ fiVKNlNC HERALD/MANCHESTER, CONN.. SATURDAY^ JULY 16, 1965 ICANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MARCHES*; H E ^ R , C0 NN>, SATURDAY, JULY 16. m i a (UU toraa ptohahiy along tha China coast after brush­ lay boaida him. Thara waa a (U « - ( i m N B - « 4 « " w o r n — U M *wouir' • - Typhoon Lashes Idhtttoe aoutharn tip' of Kyu* ing tha Ryukyua archipelago. It Youth Kills Self wall note. Deafhg Xotl aim about midnight or anortly af> W(XX>—1M6 R adio moved between Korea and Japan Sheriff W. B. Laypjildt (aid yaa-i ujin^s Atlantic Hop No^e Burt W This T i^ ic Mishap 13 Soviet Southern J$pan ter. before veering Into CJfina. In Fit of Sadness Red Chiefs W D E O -1M 6 Dayllgiig Ttaaa W n c i—16M The new atorm, ehtManad/Oot, tarday the noui 'Midlcatad tha ito t « bb Arnoaiuammm VaUcaa OKy^-UgiC. M m s H s grew from a tropical storm start­ k i l l e d i n b p o b t s c a k youngstef waa Mnotkmally dia- Tokyo, July 16 (H^-^lhty-mllg* ing near Xwo Jimm Lqa Vegaa, Nev., July 16 tha aarly report that the My klll- Boaio Federtet, W, u i aKUUX at Tha toUowb« pragntoi Mhadulaa,^i9*-.„ the vnticaa .eeenUrlht at eU to (mr On Way to for U.S. eraira aunhiod by tb a -n i^ manage- ____ -Dinner Date giifhour- wrir.tlg h^gd gouthern It is axpaetad (o a(hi|ihip iaraaa WUmlngton, Vt., July 16 (ip) — A Youthful troubles with playmat'aa titfhed. The sheriff termed aa untrue WCCCv^R^: Mvcning Good Muile ad himaelf bocauae he learned hla more than iO yaan. Died Tbura-.; uant and are auhjMt to change Jg(>gn tonight ag a n«W typhoon Kyuahu and it >5ikuoka city about •portear hit a aoft shoulder and waa blamed for the death of 13- V ___ WJCNB-tVanka x». BetroK atepfather, Avery Cooley, waa not day. I t* m n i p '. ' j (Ontlaa^ (ram Pag# Om ) without noUce. araiC—Monitor ' bora down on K yu ^ u laisrid. 3 a.m> Sunday. »ir- WDR(%-Cap(lol Cloak Room bounced into a. culvert here last year-old John Cooley,- termed a hia real father. Leypoldt said the Tacoma; Wash. — PoUn U . Big Parley WGTH—Echoei of Ukralna Jstpan’g; central meteorbloglcxl Winda up to $0 mllaa aa hour night killing George W. Hall of aulcide by the coroner. boy aiwayX had known of the rela- James J. Tupmaa 76. head at the ktba astion. It diA within Dm I asweiate editor of Better VBnntiw 4i4*- . blew at Dot'a center. Tha atorm Ngw York a t y Bureau a t CHmlaal /Wew8 Tidbits Police Arrests WHAY—Wdeklngton Remrt obtcrvatoi^ aaid the flrat h«aVy Moodua, Conn. Prank E. Walker, The. youngster waa the object Uonahip;' ■*" I Magazine, arill also be on hand. He fringe winda oi the naw atorm will bring Imvy rain and winda 46, o f hfiddletown. Conn., was in­ of a 4-day search' after disappear­ Identifleatioa uatll hia letireaMat grantMt tribuU to (OoBManedi from Page OaS) iwill coordinate arrangementa/for Music to k yu a^ JBnUcoku, and aoutbarn _ W lK o f W* «»v‘ Culled,from AP Wires WDRU—News WKNB—Yanks vs. Detroit ■ hit the natiop.'a aouthernnumt main jured and taken to Brattleboro ing f r ^ his home. Hia body waa John Loudon McAdam, built tha and a member a t the New Tork {the Russians and accompany them WOTU—Ntwt WTIC—Monitor island shortly after 6 p.m. Honxhu^^a forooaatara aaid. Memorial Hospital where his cotta found 'oiuraday, night. He had died 6rst macadam road in Scotland in Police Depertmeat IS yeare. Died muHott' ISm t, unwitUngly, Molotov wSa drsesed in a Mus Vlvtn Hadlock, 33», Hartford,...... | ' WDRC—Capitol Cloak Room WHAY—Hers’s to Vets WOTH—Bk;boes ot Ukraine ' An 'bbaervatory apokeaman aaid Typhoon Clara blew lta*U out ditlon waq reported aa good. of a gunshotxwound and the gun 1796. Thursday. of motorltta who suit blue shirt, bluf tie and wdra waa _ arraated______sh o rtly ^ fo re mid The Soviet delegation fliee to 1i* »- from tlMir c»r» owl w « v ^ «• the President IhseimoWer says he night laat night by State Pst™'- ties Moines Sunday and, the follow- WCCC—Music Room , WHAY—Platter Panel -7 ^ a blue hat. / jy.|Gl*TiPreiich Manner Prmldent’i long W pk cjl will hold up start of iwinstructlon man Charles Sanga on Rt. 15 and b^^^ins Its tpdr of farina WTIC—Rots MUler WCCC—Good Eveninx Good M’usle > from the WhlU HouiTto the elr- The Soviet Foreign Minister was WORO-Gsorgs Reno WKNB—Yonks vs. Detroit of l 6t waterway and reclamation charged with speeding and op er-, associated InsUtiltlons and en- • y • . WOTH—Talk on U.N. W n c—Monitor projects for which Congress ap­ all smiles as'he passed correspond­ ating a motor vehicle while her li­ WDRC-Now Orleone Jasi Concert terprises- ■ • ^ jraTU-Echoei o( the Ukraine X" -imeellitag'SpeeliU propriated money... Houston; man ents and photographers gathered cense was under suspension. The Ru.ssians, According to pra- VilAY—Parade of Music NOTICE hermoouta take the She was' released under $125 wVCCU—MUslu c Room tells police he didn’t mind when at the airpt^ for hia arrival, but sent arrangemerits, will be In tbe WKNRT-Marfne Corpa WHAY-Plalter Panel KOTICE OF PUB]iLMfllilAmNa ON PROPOSED SANTTABT You are hereby notlffed that the Board qf Water .UBUC HEAROfO ON PBOPOBBD BANirAET Bt^ ubAT coming! -end go> friendly stranger sat on his wood­ bond. Ssnga reported the driver United States till after Aug. 20. Wi;CC—Good KVenlM Good Musle WTIC—Ross Miller WKNB-Yanka vs. Detroit SEW ER e x t e n s i o n the Town of Manchester propose to construct a main sanitary sewer Inge rtoilGK much for granted, en leg during conversation but he he declined to say anything, Strid­ ssdd sh'e had never renewed .her li­ In addition to Iowa, they Will visit WDRC—Stan Douaherty Show X' SEWER EXTENSION WUTH—Say It With Muale w-nc—Monitor IN in Middle Turnpike West and Center Street, which sanitary aewbr will ^ e y KH^ tiiere wai eomethlng did mind missing his billfold con­ ing past 14 micrbphonea set up to cense when it was suspended six Nebraska. South Dakota, Mlnne-.' WDRC—Make Way lor Youth MIDDLK TURNPIKE WEST AND CENTER S'TBEBT at tome time provide service for thie following streets: . IN ^ a iotlt thla trip and they record his remarks! •. 1:4a- taining $65 after their chat. years ago. aota, Cbicago, California, and WIUY—Parade ot Muile WGTH—Chriillan Science / MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST Adama Street Falknor Drive Morse Road MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST AND CENTER BfRErT A welcoming committee of 87 ,WCCC—Muale Room 7:a»- knowNrt. A knot of by- CIO United Rubber Workers Walter H. Gottier, 29. Hampton, Washington D. C. WHAY—Platter Panel NORTH SIDE Center Street Fulton Road Olcott Drive JARVIS ROAD __ era g a t h e r at the White Swiss officials and forel^^diplo- was arrested early this morning WKNB—Baseball Matinee WCCC—Good Kvenlng Good Music Dover Road Union signs new pension and in­ WTIC—Roae Miller t'MAIUNO ADDRESS Hendee Road Salem Road ' > NORTH SIDE JooM gate. Eleenhower flicked on surance contract with U.S. Rubber Tuats was on hand to greet hlitk.. by Patrolman Rs.vmond Perk and RIME AND HHINE. WDRC—Stan Douslierty Show WKNB—Yanks vs. Detroit Edison Road Jarals.Road Wedgewood Road President Eisrnhawer. Britain's, WTIC—Monitor "^Highway Commissioner ...... State Office Bldg., Htfd., Conn. NAME MAIUNO ApmUEBB 't h e 'c a r t ceiling l i g h t e d flaahed Co. and announces it will open charged with speeding on El Mid­ Moscow, July 16 (JV-Demon- WG7K—Say It With Muilc WDRC—Straw Hat Concert ' and Raymond D. McCarthy 719 Middle Tpke. W., Manch. Einglewood Drive Middle Turnpike, West Whitney Road Prime . Minister Eden and French dle ‘Tplte. 't is a - Wiitiam and Augusta L. Watson .... 5 Jarvia Road MB grin at them, : ^ wage negotiations with big four strating an old farm tradition, a WHAY-Parade ot Music 7-ljWOTH—Word of Life Hour Herbert G. and Eva Bradley 713 You ore given this notice aa the owner or owners of land or buildings HO had a auggeatlon loh^ well- rubber producer.s Aug, 9. .Bonn Premier Faure w-ere due to arrive 12-man American agricultural del­ WcCC—Muale Room 705 upon which the coat of .such extension may be . assessed. Andrew W. ahd laabelle Ff Sidey... 19 wiehan: Oo to church and pray here before nightfall. WKNB-Sporls Today WHAY-Plaltcr Panel Alfred L. and Bertha R. Rifkin ^ .... Raymond A. anfl Joanne M. A llard.. . 27 Defense Minister Thcodpr Blank egation rolled out of bed early WTIC—Ross Miller WCCC—Good Kveninx Good Muale Fred M. and Florence Mertena ...... 699 Objections to the proposed sewer construction will be heard by the ■for wcceea of the Sig Four cop^ says addition of 500,000 W est Ger­ Aa the stage waa set for the tins morning to begin a month’s WDRC--News: City HosplUI WKNB-Yanka va. Detroit ■ 691 JBoard of Water Commissioners at a hearing to be held In thq. Ver- Helen C. Friday ...... 31 ference. If all Americans did that," talks, It. appieared that all four WTIC—Monitor / Vernon R. and Edith M. M ifae ...... man troops to Western defense viait to the Sot'let Union. ■ WCTH-^Red Sox va. Cleveland WDRC—Straw Hal Concert , isundl L. and Angelia L ‘T a rca ...... 683 ” X ' planck Sphool on Olcott Street.. Manchester, Conn., at 8:00 P.M., Anna B. Geodwill ...... 37 he' udd. It would “demonstrate to powers w-ere in agreement that yFest Three •:ia- Melvin and'Xlm a E. Jochlm sen...... ' 41 wiH, remove danger of Europe be­ After a briefing by U.S. charge WIIAY—Parade ot Musk) WGTH—Word of Life " ^ r ' Eugene Darns ...... • 677 B.D.S.T., July 26. 1955. all the world the sincerity and the parley should deal primarily BOARD OF WATER COMMISSIONERS, Charled A. and Gefdie O. Garhn 45 ing Overrun by Russian tanks. d’affaires Walter Walmsley at the WCCC—Music Room 'wHAY—So Proudlv'we Hail Myrori A. and Ruth H. B og tisch ...... 669 depth of'our aspirations for peace. with procedure and methods and American embassy, the visitors WKNB—Sporla Today 663 ” - TOWN OF MANCHESTER. Walter H. and. Sara P. G o d fre y ...... 51 "This would be a mighty force. VicS'^Rresident Nixon is going WTIC—Roas Miller WCCC—Good Kyrtiing flood Music Cheater D. and Stella M. Gadomskl .. that good will all around might headed for the USSR Ministry of WKNB—KvenIngSerenade 655 ' ■ By RICHARD MARTIN, Beatrice W. Rhodes . . w . , . 55 None could thOn say that We must to turn i^ o rte r (or congressional Plkn Voted WDRC—News: City lloapllal WTIC—Monitor William A. and Emma D. Olekatnski leaders whilf Big Four conference lay the groundwork for a atabla Agriculture to open discussions WliTU—Red Sox vi, Cleveland Henr>' F. and Josephine M. Darns . . , 649 ** ** " General Manageh Ida S. R aw lings...... 61 preserve armaments because w’b WDRC—I ^ e Race peace. with their Soviet hosts. 1 :H- WOTH'-^ualc Treaaurv Mrs. Genevieve D arna...... PO Box 174. Hilliard St. July 13. 1955. Harold B.*>lind Renn A. H o d g e ...... 65 want to. We preserve them be­ at Geneva Is .Air Force re­ The talks are expected to laat no WHAY—Parade o( Music portedly hopes td-provide new de­ The American farm representa- WCCC—Muale Room Nela C. and Emma P. Joh n son ...... 633 Middle Tpke. W. Raymond' W. and Yvonne C..Trudeau 71 cause we musti” \ longer than aix days, although no B y NATO WKNB—Yanka va. Detroit WHAYt-So Proudly We Hall 625 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING O^PROPOSED SANITARY Lennart A. and Evelyn A. Tortenson 76 XMsarmament. o f courie» is a sign next week to'prevent delay tives arrived at Moscow airport WCCC—Good Evening Good Music Frank and Germaine Gauthier ...... firm agreement haa been reached WTIC—Roam Miller -WKNB—Kvenlng Serenade , . SEWER EXTE.NSION Arthur W. Strenge ...... 81 prime topic of the Geneva talks, in building new a e S d ^ y near last .night. J WDRG—Newt; City Hoapllal William M. and Ann Mi' C a rro ll...... 619 on an adjournment date. They were met by A. I. Bovin, WOTU—Red Sox ve. Cleveland ^ WTIC—Monitor Arthur and Glothllde Ironffeid ...... 613 V ..IN. along with such mattera as unlit-, Colorado S'prings in Colmado. Before leaving Uie Soviet capi­ .(OoBtIniied from Paga One) WDRC—Horae Race SOUTH SIDE deputy minister of agriculture, and (:4a— WGTH—Music Treasury Robert F. and Florence M. Kippox . . 607 ” MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST AND CENTER STREET cation of Oenhany, - ta], Bulganin cautioned that it WtlAY—Parade of Muale ■ Ralph B. Jr, and Elizabeth H. Shaw .. 601 ” Carl and Helen Joy ...... rarvia Road Other Problems course would call for the ministers nirie.,pther Russians. WCCC—Muale Room \ , OLCOTT DRIVE would be '■ifiaive-to believe that w4 lierAid Fhoto. Bovin welcomed the Americans, WK.NB—Yanka va. Detroit K WHAY—LaSaletta Novena William F. and Frances E.'Clemena . . 593 ” Raymond G. and Isabella T. Davl'a .. But the Prasident made it ^ear shall be able to aettle all outatand- to develop speclAc agrerinents on WTIC—Monitor And .none were injured, although police ratimated tha'-pickup truck shown In the picture skidded told them the Russians admired WTIC—Roaa Miller X WDRC—I-Dl*k Derby Raymond E. D em ers...... 687 ” SOUTHERLY SIDE David K. and Marion E. Kerr .. ■there are other ptoblema to Bp aet- Ike and Party iog laauei at Geneva.” German uniAcatiori, European se­ WDRC—Dance OrrhealrS .NAME MAILING ADDRESS about 100-feet before tipping over and winding up againatAi*9l4 opposite the Manchester Green School American agriculture achiever WUTH—Red Sox va. Cleveland w e n t—Official Detective Cottage Homes, Inc...... 5 Dover Road George L. and Lillian C. Legier i M and he referred to some the \ Spirit o f ^kmd WiU curity and diaarmamint. • ;4 » - William E.' Sr. and Eva Mae Philip H. and Dorothea H. Bi Russians doru want to talk about at 9 o'clock this morning. Driver of the truck waa John Weniiorwen^, 66. of 91 Alton St., who told The lack of any formal agenda ments and said the Soviets hope to S:aa- WHAY—LOSaletta Novena AlexaiRier Jarvis ...... 5 "IR^he members of all the dele- police he skidded on the wet road when he applied his brakes to avoid a car coming out of Riverside WHAY—Parade ot Music WTIC—Monitor Goodchild ...i..,...'...... ,60 Olcott Drive Joseph and Rosemary B. Daiilewlcs Subversion and in­ Eat Lunch with gation^how a spirit of good wrill,” may open the way for discussions learn much from them. WCCC-e-Record Revue MIDDLE Tl'RNPIKE WEST Tephl Loucks ...,;...... 56 Dr. Wennergren was headed west on E. Middle Tpke. just before the'^orash. The pole bent in the side Dr. W. V. Lambert, dean of WKNB—Yanka va. Detroit _ - . WDRC—DIak Derbv SOUTH SIDE Americo N. and Susan MXuannlno terfere^ wRb non-Communlst ranging from European aatellUe W<;t h —Official Detective Harvey Howe ...... 68 ” ” he said, Hhen we xAn map a way of the payload section of the body. Police estimatsd total damage to the'-veblMs “t about (250. Patrol- agriculture at the University of WTIC—Monitor State Office Bldg., Hftd. Conn. Chester Jarosky ... govei^m U , and “the problem of nations to the seating of Red (^ina WDRC-r-Oance Orchestra s:ae- state Highway Commissioner ...... NORTHERLY SIDE to peace, fidd. a common -language man William Pearson Investigated and Patrolman Allan Smith assisted at this scehe a-lth traffic. The Nebraska and leader of the group, WHAY-Record Review 742 Middle Tpke. W. Manch. Alvar T. B erggren ...... the,dapUve statee," the Soviet Iceland Leader in the U.N. The emphasis, however, W GTtP-Red Box vs. Cleveland David J. and Leontine Beauregard . Raymond R. Jr. and June W. Hails .. 67 ” ” and lay the basis for settlement of aaid he hoped the Americans and WTIC—Monitor 736 RusseJl F. Crampr ...... aatelUtes. :ruck was headed in almost the opposite direction fr>m its original path after It tipped over. __ is expected to be on European pro­ 9:ia^' WDRC —Two l*or The Money Francis J. and Nellie S. filessO ...... John J. and Evelyn P. G e ra rd ...... 75 ” ” these questions.’^ Russians could learn front, each RUtAY—Paradf o( Mqsje ■726 Doris A. K eatprt...... / Still, Mlhis general tone was con- blems. WCCC—Record Revne - WGTH—Saturday Night Dancing Earl G. and Paula Rolltnson ...... Patrick and Madelyn F. Gilroy ,... 79 ” j” (Oontthnsd from Page One) Eisenhower, in a report to Con­ Party 720 Raymond 'W.CLewia A. and Ellen B. ' clliatory. Informants said the West had other and "improve relations be­ WKNB—Yanka vs. Detroit / George and Isabel C. M a y ...... John H. and Barbara B. Conklin .... 85 'rt ” ]” gress, expressed hopes the - Big tween our two countries.” WTIC—Monitor • :IS - Carol J. and Helen J. Nowotenskl .. 716 Schuyler ...... Past conferences,, he seid, have at the airport by Presldfent aiid nO plan to talk .about Far Ea.stern WHAY—Record Review Joseph A. and Ella S. Gallant 89 V ” ” Four talks will be able to identify The Americans will leave for a WDRC—Dance Orchestra John R. and Jennie M, Fogarty .... 710 Daisy £ . Porter ...... foundered'becauae too much was Mrs. Asgeirsson. On .hand too was School District problems unless the Russians bring X WUTH —Red Sox va. Cleveland WTIC—Mitnitor Jeronrie B. King and Marion K. the issues dividing the wbrld and Obituary WDRC—TVo k'or The Monev Charles P. and Mary F. Whelan . , . 762 Arjhur P. and Mattie B. Cyr ...... attenqpited, too many d a t a i 1 a John Mucclo, U.S. minister to Ice­ them up. tour of Soviet farms next week. e t :ia - O'Connor ...... 95 ’’develop luethoda to try tO Aplve The WHAY—Parade ot Music . WOTH—Saturday Night' Dancing Raymond H. Gagnon ...... 698 swamped them, they were uaed. aa land. , . - them" - - - K communique at the end of weet; -Record Revne Parly Willlain and Carol B. Malkenson , . . 101 . DOVER ROAD / 111 South Plans the meeting said the Big Three X :sa- William Jr. ahd Gladys P. Castagna 692 propaganda sounding boarda Iceland’s Chief Executive told . Before taking o ff for G e n e v 0 WKNB—Yanka va. Detroit Misa Mar>’ Marks ...... 107 EAST SIDE This tlins, be said, he hopes' for ministers "consulted with- their WTIC—Monitor WHAY-Record Review Rena J. and Gladys I. Gosaelin...... 686 115 Eisenhower: "We wUh you well last night, Eisenhower said in Poetor Says Bon Voyage Parl^ WDRC—Dance Orchestra WTIC—l>ine Ranger i 680 Ca^l A. and Lee A. Gundersen “an honest sffort to condlUste, to. F u n e r a ls colleagusa in preparation for the Kenneth N. and Carmela Parker . . . ADA.MS STREET Alexander Jarvia ...... S Dover Road and also success in your important TV-radlo .broadcast -that there will WUTH—Bed Sox Va. Cleveland WDRC—Country Stvia ■ 676 see the other feUow*e viewpoint,” Bias Bar Study Geneva conference. This contin­ (:##■- WGTH—Saturday Night Dancing Harold A. and Dorothys-Bubb...... WEST SIDE Henry P. and Dorothy J. McGowan .. 15 * ” work at the meeting in Geneva. We be "no trouble” with the men in Parly 628 a recognition that all peoples Infectida by Plnw'orme ued the consultations already held Set for Gainbosi W(1AY—Parade ol Music Richard A. and Theodore M. Noble . Francis J. and Mary S. Cooney ...... 446 Adams Street, George.C. and Carolyn C. Foater 19 ” ” also wish you auccesii In. the work the Kremlin if they really meam Mrs. Rebecca •Hansoa WCCC—R /to rd Revne • :44- Hubert A. and Diane E. R o b e rt...... 622 Honor O’Connell...... 25 ” " the Ruisiana included — want to for-peace and security.” their words of "conciliation and Jle Worldwide Problem (Continued from Page One) in the council by the permanent WKNB—Yanka vS. Detroit WHAY—Record Ileview Malcolm and Lucy J. Robert.son ..... 452 ” ” bring up their children “In a world The fimeral of Mrs. Rebecca representatives.” WTIC—Monitor WTIC-J-Lone hanger Bruno and Con.setta R. Fracchia . . . 616 William T. and Clara R. AUeh ...... 29 ” Eisenbower replied; ” I think it tolerating and underatanding.” Hanson, widow o f Johnson Han The Manchester Kalian Ameri­ Murray S. and Dorothy M. Croifse . : 456 " ” of which they will be proud.” "The council were in full agree­ WDRC—Dance Orchestra WDRC—Country Sivie Franklin R. and Gladys' J. Close , . . 610 EMward R. S ch u lz...... 35 ” ” Is a fortunate circumstance for On the basis of previous authori-- By EDWIN P. JORDA.V. M.D. The court, set no deadline for mak­ son. was held yesterday afternoon can Club will hold a "bon voyage ’ WUTH—Red Sox va. Cleveland WGTH—Saturday Night Dancing Edmond A. and Rachel I. Belanger .. $62 ” ” “My friends.” said the Preaident. ment in Ita reaffirmation of the 4 :i * - Parly Albert and June C.' DiBattista ..... Carmeio Floridia 39 nrie ' that his mission to. Europe tative statements, it appeared ' Writtea for NE.A Service ing the necessary arrangements. at 2 o ’clock at the Holmes Funeral party Wednesday for John Gam- Robert Edward and Josephine J. “ Secretary (of State) Dulles and One eetimate hai" J)een made to unity of purpose of the AUsnllc WHAY—Newi: Dyna't Polka Party ia;ta- NOTICE OF PUBLIC HKARING ON PROPOSED SANITARY .Angela S. K a sev ich ...... 43 ” " brought me again to your country, what both leaders had in mind waa The panel was headed by Judge Home, 28 Woodbridge St. Larry bosi,’ of 135 Eldridge St. who will WCCC—Record Revue Slattery ...... 598 ' 1 . V. 'shall be conciliatory because the effect that some 18 million Alliance. M.utual consultations WHAY —Haller Poat Polka Hop SEWER EXTENSJOX Ralph F. ahd Dolorea O. Oswald .... 51 " ” ' which has such a long history of some sort of agreement on a aeriea Bryncll, aaalatant to Uie pastor at leave July 26 for a visit to Italy. WKNB—Yanka vs. Detroit WTIC—Monitor Roger C. and Catherine A:-— our country seeks no conquest, (to o f’ future meetings on different persons In the United States and John J. Parker, senior member. will continue.” WTIC—Monitor WDRC—tiouniry Style I.\ property of others. We shall be friendship for my own.” the Emanuel Lutheran Cburch, of • T h e l>arly. to which all are cor- WDRC—Cal Kolbv Brlndamoiir ...... 590 W EST SIDE Before going to lunch Eisen­ leVels to deal with specific issues. Canada and. about 208 mllUon in The federal judges issued the de­ Emerging from the meeting. WGTH—Terrace Room OcCh. tolerant, because’^ this nation does ficiated; and burial was ir. Cedar dialfy invited, will ba.,.h,cld at 8 WUTH-Red Sox vS. Cleveland Joseph M. and Stella H. Grinavich . 576 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WE.ST AND CENTER STREET Edward R. and Winifred L. Faber 6 Do ver W6ed hower reviewed an hpnor guard of Such as -disarmament, general Eu­ entire world harbor the pesky pin- cree in keeping with the U.S. Belgian Foreign Minister Paul- 4 :IX - npt seek to impose our way a( life Hill Cemetery, Ilkrtford. p.m.’ al the Italian American Club WHAY—Dyna'a Polka Party HAY—Haller Poat Polka Hop f William F. Cavanaugh ...... 564 FULTON ROAD William and Helen M. Middlebrook 14 U.S. Air Force, Navy and .Army ropean security, unification of worm or seatworm in their m- Supreme Court’s May 31 decision Bearers were Joseph Mitchell, Henri Spaak said today’s session WTIC—Monitor upon others.” on Eldridge St. WC**'! —Reci>ru Revile Fred and Helen Mandly ...... 730 .SOI'TII SIDE Tliomas E. and Ruth A. Ryan .... personnel. Also in the guard were Germany and world trade. testlnes. Whatever tJSo Agures, to remand the school segregation James UotiaFty, Vincent Orlow- marked the beginning of a nexv WKNB—Yanks va. Detroit WDRC—<'*ounlry Style Anyone interested may contact WieTIf-—Terrace Room Orchx NAME ■ MAILING ADDRESS Glen and Pearl A. M a y n a rd ...... These could be cither meetings man.v correspondents have written cases to the district courts where era in international procedure. WTIC—Monitor NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON PROPOSED SANITARY •X a ' a corps of Icelandic policemen. Ice­ ski and Milea Staples. John Andioso, 365 Center St., be­ IU:Sa- Ward J. .and Gertrude C. Moyer .. of the Big Four foreign ministers me that their endeavors to push they began. The Summerton case "Never before in history have WDRC—Cal Kolby John J. and Lorraine B. Olcksiw 14 Fulton Road land, .a member of NATO, has no fore Tuesday at 8 p.m. WUTH—Red Sox va. Cleveland a WHAY—Haller Poat Polka Hop , SEWER EXTENSION Donald R. and Arline D. Maynard . or special panels of negotiators. this post put of their families al­ waa one of five on which the the leading powers consulted with 4:SS- WTIC—Dr. fllxfun Shirley O. DlCioccio ..6 ...... 20 Hold Obsenfance army. Mrs. Elixabeth Ntaaaags Gambost plans to visit rclaUves WDRC—Mooda for Romance Sebastian and Leona Lombardo Disarmament talks, for instance, most drives them to distraction. Supreme Court based its original small nations on points on which • WHAY—Dyna’a Polka Parly IN Edward D.,and Spnia Siek ...... 24 ” ” The temperature was in 'ihe The funeral of Mrs. Ellaabeth in his native Magliano-Sabino, a WCCC—Record Revue WCTH—Army Show Pater and n k Delores Careio .. could be continued by a apeclal Plnworms are more common la decree outlawing racial segrega­ the small nations- were interest­ MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST AND CENTER STREET Ernest L. and Alice J. Pesrocher . . . 30 ctallly mid-fifties as the President Stannage will be held thia after­ small town m the hills near Rome. WKNB—Yanka va. Detroit IU':U- ' Sylvester ahd Joan B. Potockl •••••• Despite Weather ■ubcommittee of the United Na- children than grownups, especially tion in public schools. ed.” ’/ WTIC—Monitor WHAY—Haller Roal Polka Hop CENTER S'TREET Robert F. and Ruth B. Monahan .... 36 left his plane. He had a grim look noon at 2 o’clock in the South Me- Harry and Elizabeth Schultz ...... 42, j!! ” oif his rice as he started down the •tions Disarmament Commission if among those In large families or in Figg asked the court to exercise Ihodtat Chuch. The Rev. Dr. Fred Members of the council agreed WDRC-eCal Kolbv » WTIC—Dr Sixirun ^ NORTH SIDE “ equitable discretion” in its' order. WUTH—Red Sox va. Cleveland WDRC—Mooda for Romance Rocco J. and Delores DeSimone .... 46 ' ” Ri SP^ts of threateniug skies ramp, but, smiled brpaclly as he .desired. those living'Tn Institutions. Infec­ R. Edgar, asaiated by the Rev that reunlAcation of Germany i* 4 :4 4 - WOTH—Armv Show NAME MAILING ADDRESS The Western Big Three foreign Figg failed to get the court’s the No,, i aim in easing tensions WHAY—Oynai Polka Party tl:U6- Gertrude O. and Edger J. Labonte . . 52 ” " NOTtCi: OF PUBUC REARINO/ PEOPOWD BAMITART members of the Orange lodges of spotted President Aageirason. tion Is comparatively rare In fami­ Percy Smith will offi^ate. Philip Police Hold Kita WCCC—Record Review Clarence J. Jeffers . . . , ...... 109 Oakland NORTH SIDE . He wore t charcoal gray hat, ministers completed preparatory speciAc approval for the tniatees lYeggor will preaide at the organ In Europe. They also agreed s WHAY—aNewa: Moonll0rt-4Caijnee 903 Center SEWER 8K W ' lies In which separate ^droom s WKNB-»Yanka va. Detroit WTIC—Monitor Edward C. and Martha L. *Mainville .. Simon F. aind Lila Belle Hellandbrand 13 ” ” Msnchester and their guests, talks in Paris yesterday. to operate the schools on the tradi­ rednlAed Germany must have WTIC—Monitor light gray suit, blue tie and blue am used. Burial will be in Bast Cemetery. O i l WDRC—Noma; Almanac Leo O. and Henrietta M. Maheii.x .... 895 19 " mostly from around the Boston ■They reportedly have agreed on tional segregated basis next year. Bearers will be Harold Wilson. -Complete freedom to choose Its po­ Driving Count WDRC—Cal Kolby ' WuTH—Dance Orcheatra Lloyd H. and Simone Curkin shift Mrs. Elsenhower was pert In This Is because the worms get on WUTH-Red Sox va. Cleveland Howard J. and Laura E. T a y lo r ...... John Jr. and Mary E. Fletcher 23 / MIDDLE TURNPIKE AND CENTEB STREET a small white hst and gray tweed w-hat they would seek at the sum­ Judge Parker said he did not Kenneth Cole. Leon Smith, Wilfred litical future, including continued a rm art planning to go ahead the bed linen, pajamas and, other WHAY—Nema; Mooullaht Matinee Robert G. and Barbara L. Hall ...... John Jarmosik ...... 29 ' ” / ■ r OE D RIVE with the oiobservance of' the July coat protecting'her against a \>risk . mit meetings. think it necessary ' ’to approve or Maxwell, Robert Taylor and Jaihes membership in NATO. Walter D, Kita. 23. of 156 W. WHAY—Dyna'a Polka Party WTIC—Soorla” Roundup Jacob R, and Mildred E. Chykirda . . . clothing and are picked, up by WCCC—Record Review William T. and Harriet L. D e ll...... 35 IS Battle of the Boyne anniveri wind which Whipped the airport. The program approved in Paris others who come In contact with disapprove any plan ” ' because "I Taylor. .Mam St., Rockville, waa charged, WDRC—The Almanac Walter L, and Audrey A. Smith .... .ST SIDE WKNB—"Yanks va. Detroit WGTH—Dance Orchestra James E. and Frances F. Hansen . . . 41 ” ” NAME aal^; plBimed for this 'afternoon It had been raining earlier and will bo submitted to the three such objects. When children live in expect the defendants to obey the Last night delegationa from the with recklesa driving by State Pa­ WTIC—Monitor Arthur M. Jr. and Eva I. Benton .... MAILING ADDRESt 11:96- Donald E. and Rhuel E. Richard.son . . 45 " ” l.ewis B. and Barbara K. ing . . . 73 Falknor Drive and evening. the party had to ekirt pools of Western chiefs of government in an Institution or dormitory, or when law.” He added that he assumed Manchester Grang^,' Gleaners trolman Joseph Bohan as the re­ WDRC—Cal Kolby W HAY-Moonheht MaUnee Richard L. and Elaine P. Webb ..... About Town WUTH—Bob and Rav George H. and Agnes N. Daniels .... 51 ” ” I Charles K. and Anna S. felch .... 79 , " •• \ The program this afternoon will water. Geneva tomorrow-. several use the tame bedroom, the they would.. Group of the Sputh - Methodist sult of an accident the night of • :IX- WTIC—Sports Final Harold T. Jr. and Irene G. Rhodes . . . Church, Daughthra of Liberty WDRC-^al Kolbv EDISON ROAD I Norman W. and Virginia ). C. caiatel start with sports events,. to be . Tlie R esident . shook hands French Foreign Minister An­ spreading of the worms from one June 8 on Rt. 15. WHAY-Dvna'a Polka Party 11:46- Walter H. and Catheryne P. Leggett WE.ST SIDE Warmly with the welcoming party toine Pinay radiated- optlmlam as LOLI, and Sunset RHbckah Lodge The Anderson Shea Post 2046. WCCC—Record Review WHAY—Moonllaht Matinee Robert E. CThappell and Louiae C. ; Vincent T. and Dorothy McKiernari held at Charter Oak. Field from 1 person to another Is hard to avoid. Kita's car turned over in the WKNB—Yanka vt. Detroit David and Mildred M. Kpzlovich 6 Edi.son Road ■ to 4:30. Xt 4:45 participants. MdU while Mrs. Asgeirsson handed ho spoke, to newsmen. He said the called to pay respects^ VFW. Auxiliary will hold a social WTIC—Sports Final Ackley ...... 839. " I George R; and Evelyn Crana • •. ^ The eggs from plnworms are with the post Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. crash, which occurred west of the WTIC—Monitor WDRC-^al Kolby Jpaeph and Martha Newark . .. 12 form for the parade, scheduled to Mrs. Eisenhower a bouquet of red very fa d that the four leaders had Baby Adoption Rt, 6 cutoff Ih Manchester.. He was WDRC—Cal Kolbv Robert Lcland and Carolyn M. ' John J. and Helen G ..(kannon...... usually laid on the skin and mucous U .^ auto wash businesses had at the post home. This outing will WUTH-Bob aryl Ray John F. and Yvette A. C ostello...... 20 I Harold J. and Ruth /H: Smith ...... 109 start at 5 o ’clock’. The* march­ roaes and 'vhite native flower.-'. At agreed to meet "is already an enor­ membrane near the outlet of the hospitalized and. waa discharged Atwood ...... *...... 4 Salem lOO-million customers in 1954 and take the place of the social meet­ • :SX- Walter C. .and Rose M. Lawrence .... 26 John F. and Catherine A. McKiernan 115 ing route planned is from Charter lujicheon, Prime l(flniater. Olafur mous progress.” bowel. Thia causes severe itching. from Manchester Memorial Hospi­ W IU Y -H all dt Records Herbert H. and El.sie C. Huffield .... 823 Center took in 120 million dollars, says ing.that would fall on July 26. so Elliott and Edith McMullin ...... 32 John D. and Wanda M. H ickey ...... 121 O u Field, up Main St. to Orange Thors offered a toast to Biaen- "It Is impossible that nothing In fact, the Itching can be so bad Racket Probed WCCC—Record Review Pup Joins Bi“Pecl8 May C, Hawkea ...... 819 rer and hlj wife and expres the AutomotiUe Mairfacturera there will be no meeting of the tal this week. Kita told police h? WKNB—Yanka va Detroit David H. and Margaret C. Miller . . . . 3li H alf on E. Center St. .WiUiftnv J,. .should come, of this,” he added. that it producea nervousneas, sleep­ WTIC—Monitor Eidwasd and Afihctte Fonseca ...... 813 hope the President’s trip Asen. auxiliary on that date. fell asleep at the wheel. James Anthony and Joan M TSsillo . 42 ' ' ■ / WEST SIDE Brennan will be the marshal o f to ' Ellen, meanwhile, welcomed an WDRC—Cal Kolby Brunp L. and RalpHael M. Guilinl . .. 809 George H. and Marv A. Carter ...... 48 Geneva wo-.. Id be as succcsbil lessness, and even convulsions. The (Continued from Pnge Cne) WUTH—Bob and Ray After Losing Legs Andrew and (^ ia M. B a rn ia k ...... 76 the parade. appeal by nine. noted Estelle B.. W e lU ...... 86 lows: first division, color guvd, calling on the four great powers to the worma are likely to be and WCCC—Record Review Dallas, July 16 (A5— A,pint-sized William P. Sheridan ...... Edward T. and Naomi R. Malley . .. 15 Miner said “ legmen’!—male or WKNB—Yanka va. Detroit 791 Milton H. J o n e s...... 92 Manchester Pipe Band, and su­ abolish war. examining the material under the Dallas dog is running around on J. Murray and Alice Powell ...... Jamea SI and Elsie M, T itu.s...... -25 , preme grand officers; aecoi^d divi­ WTIC—Monitor Allan B. and Doris M. J oh n son ...... 785 Gertrude l e o ...... 98 In a letter to Lord' Russell. microscope. female—received (25 for each girl WDRC—t!al Kolby his two left'legs after' both hia Carl C. Jr. and LoiTalne B. Spaffonl 31 sion, "Spirit o f ’76” ; third ckvi- Nobel Prize-w-inni-ng philosopher If you need dependable WUTH—Bob and Ray right legs were crippled. Frank Stevens and Phyllis S. James F. and Gina M. S h a w ...... 37 Everett L and Marion A. Phelon .... 104 Ruih Millett Infection with plnworms is fre­ "in trouble’” steered to .a dealer in 4:SS- 781- arid Mary K. DoriahUe .... 108 sion. Boys Band of Boston and and mathematician who drafted the W HAY-Newa ITie uniiaual balancliig act haa Matthews ...... Alfred J. and Patricia A. Chaves ...; 43 Joseph Msmbera of men's Ibdgeis: fourth' quently confused: with other para­ Montreal, who was IdentlAed Dante and Esther P edem onte...... 769 Jamea gnd LuciHe M. O'Brian appeal in colIiUioration with Ein­ sites and the diagnosis must be WCCC—Good Kvenlnt Good Music become second-nature to the 10- John R. and Cecillia R. Kennedy...... #9 division, Woburn Pipe Band ami stein. Eden promised to work for Sarah,Weiman. He aaid he re­ WKNB—Yanks vs, Detroit month-old dog. a paillon. belonging Ines M. Buscaglia ...... 763 HENDEE ROAD to H ■■ ■ When a tiny, Texas housewife clariAed by accurate examination. _ WTIC—News 116 Olcott Pr. members pf women's todges; flfth that goal. ceived ’(350 for each trip deliver­ WDRC—News to Mrs. W. Rex Cromwell. The Carl A. and Lee A. Gunder.scn...... E.\ST SIDi: Roland and Gerirude G. Royce division, Brookline Pipe and Drum and mother of two who happens Once this has been done, proper ing a baby, adding that in one Edward t>. Jarvis ...... 739 Center. Jack 1. H o ro w itz ...... ^ 3 2 •;ft Is my hope." he aald. “ that treatment can be started. current income— invest in WGTH—News small dog weighs only two pounds Stella L. Hoffman ...... 'i Hendee Road Band, Grand Black'Knights, and to be a reporter of siich industry ca.se he received a (75 "tip” from 4 :1 4 - seven ounces. Harold W. and E. Betty Baglin ..... Raymond A. and Dominica I. Novak . . 136 and courage ih.al she recently won at the forthcoming meeting at Drug treatment haa been ex­ WHA'Y—Sports Spotllsht Victor I. and Ann E. M e y e rs...... 9 members erf all prcceptories. Cars Geneva, we shall by patience and a Brooklyn. N. Y.. couple receiv­ Eidwln H. and Gladys E. Burkle . . . . a Pulitxer prize In Journall.sm wa.«i tensively used with satisfactory W eeC—Good Kvenins 'Good Music A kneecap injury caused inow- Clifton and Lucille B. Monaghan ...... 21 ” ” WHITNEY ROAD for older members will bring up perseverance be able to .lake -pro- ing the child. WK.NB-YaiUia va. Detroit ball’i right hind leg to atrophy SOUTH SIDE Frailcls J. and Dorpthj- E. the rear of the parade. . asked how she was going fn spend results in some and hot in others. George B. Chenkin of For'est WTIC-Siritlly Sports " , Clarence J. Jeffers '...... /...... /.. . 109 Oakland NORTH SIDE gifVw toward reducing the troubles WDRC—Almsnac: Music ' before he waa four months old. Wohlgemuth ...... i ...... 27 ’* *• Supper will served in Orange the thousand dollars that goes Investlgatibn of diFcrent prepara- Hills, N. Y „ testlAed he too had Town of M anchester...... 41 Center 3 Whitney Reo^ with -Vhe'hopor of the award she and reducing .the tensions -which tion.n goes on and it Is encouraging WOTH.—S. Gammetl . . This W'eek the dog tumbled and Stephen R. and Leta Phillimore...... 33 . ” " Thomas G! and Phyllis G. Felice .. Hall at 6:30, followed by an enter­ now- beset the world.” dealings with- Sarah W elm ^/ Rklph and Edna Marie Scudieri '.... 866 23 ” X ” said: 'T il have to- take a little to note that" several 'preparations U. S. SERIES H BONDSI fractured hla tiny right front leg. It WfcST SIDE " Vera N. Miller ...... tainment-at 8 o’clock. Supreme Cheivkin is with the Officeiof Com­ 'Russell F- ant* Barbara S. Skihner . 860 Alfred G. and M>Tna R. Hogenow . time to think, but right now- Another Brltl.sh o'ficlal w'ork- new to use in this Aeld are show­ Television Prorrama waa put in splints but snowba!fbaU Lewia R. and Doris E. Southergill ... 8 ” ” 29 ” ” Grand 'Master Dav-id Dawson of mission of Investigation m' New Otto W. and Lillian V. Hafersat . . .. 854 ” Mildred Boardman and William H. guess. Il’ll go toward Axing up our Ing here with representaliyes of ing a good deal of promise and On Pa*e Two prefers to get around on two left Herbert J. and Myrtle D. G. Tedford 18 •• •• , the Grand Orange Lodge will be the other three powers on arrange­ York; George D. and Arlene P. Hulibard .. 848 Boardman, Sr...... 35 ’* " living room." resulting in a high' oure rate. legs. 842 Walter E. and Margueritie C. Borin . . 24 ” ” ' / ' /th e guest 'speaker. ments for the conference, said He said he went to .the Woman’s Doreen N. Loomis ...... , ...... i . Eirnest E. and Grethel C. Bi.ssonncttc 3() ” ” / Anna T. Spencer ...... 31 Emit Main Street Any w-oman will understand w-hy If an outbreak of - infections bouse and found it "a Altny, dilapi­ Alfred L. and Annette T. Hunter . . . 836 cooperation of the four was a good REVERSE TRANSPORT Fredonim, N. T. ■Axing up the living room" was with plnworms la discovered, treat­ dated hovel, VinAt for.a human be­ Lester and Alice^ Vozzolp ...... 822 NOTICE OF PUBLIcnHEARING ON PROPOSED SANITAWY Mrs. Caro Brow-,n’s Arst thought omen for the future. Colombia, S. C. (45—City Magis­ Warren C. Knohl ...... 45 Whitney Rood Pejer Wilkinson, member of the ment, should be proinpt and ing to live in.” He sAld he pretend­ r. William and Mary M. Hollander . 816 SEWER EXTENSION- Kenneth L. and Helen C. Roy ..... 49 ' " when she was asked what she thorough. Tliose whp are merely ed he wanted to' buy a baby for ^ Ra4io Batttritt '4 trate Bryan H. Lalr.iphin thought Luciano S. and Lena M. R iz z a ...... 812 “ .would do w-ith- her .prlze money British Embassy In Wasbthgton! 13 defendants (oo many to trans­ IN Albert W. and Anita Mr Pugh ...... 55 .said, "we sre getting on as a fam ­ exposed ss well as those who have some friends .in New York and Harland B. and Una-,T. Clark ...... 806 and For no woman ever goes for ^ ALL MAKES ^ port to the courtroom, lo he held 800 MIDDLE TURNPIKE W’EST AND CENTER STREET Andrew and Mildred R. K e lle y ...... 59 ily extraordinarily well and are deAnite signs of wornu muat. b4 Tepreaented,'himself as a- wealthy Harrison D. and Ma^lelelne L.'Tratt . Mauiice E. and Mary’ B. Gaudet .... 63 long without w-ishing site rould ” Ax given information on hygenic sweater inanufacturer. court at the jail: Edward J. and Marjorie B. Fontana , 794 WEDGWOOD DlUVt; Up the living room.” managing to deal with a quantity Wiiliam D. and Gertrude A. Griffin .. 71 measures. Careful arid frequent Baby for (5,000 Arthur D i^ Storus Nine men and four women were Anthony and Helen K. Sobolewskl . 788 , WEST SIDE Living room.s, probably becaiiae of questions without serioiia dif- I i in jail after a rowdy weekend Q—,Why do explorers have .. ferences of View-." washing of the Hands with soap In that, case, he said, the price Emil and Julia Grieder 784 NAME ; .MAILI.VG a d d r e s s SOUTH SIDE today they really are living rooms, and w-.ster is the moat Imporlant.-- party. Vehion F, and Audrey J. Niles 778 12 Wedgwood Drive hard time finding the exact posi- just don’t seem to stay Axed up for was (5.000. « Raymond J. and Elizabeth C. Vancour Raymond Funk ...... 18 ■tion o f the Norilj Pole on the Once established, plnworms rare­ Kefauver’s aulKommlttee on Sentwees ranged from (25 or 30 Seth Borden and Florence K. Niles . 772 - Richard C. and Thelma H. Nielson .. 18 . " long. dayg to (200 or .60 daya. Jalo A. and Vivian H. W allin ...... 760 , ” Teresa Bario ...... ;... 26 ground? ly or never disappear witjiout juvenile delinquency heard testi­ How (Thriatian Science Heala Robert J. and Marjie J. MacDonald .. 22 ” " . . ' F'i'ank J. and Ruth W. Vitlner ..... 32 Even If a woman i.s fortunate A cuideiits Re^.iiit Leonard F. and Sally Rackowski . . . 754 ” 28 ” ' A — Its poaition can V found enough, anil few- women are. to gel treatment aa many people have mony centering on iHfant adoption’' Thomas P. and M. Jane ^ em k e...... Alfred J. and,Anna Jarx'is...... 36 Edward P. Corby ...... 34 only by a careful study o( com­ a room to looking exactly the way discovered for themselves. It looks practices'which Kefauver describ-, 'i* NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON PROPOSED SANITART Wiiliam Kenneth Jr. end Virginia M. passes apd other instruments. I I I T h ’ c> A r r e s t s as though it would be a long time ed as ."9Ji apparent racket in (he " T H E LAM E Adam A. and Frances M. Vabalaa .. 40 Gilroy ...... 40 she'w ants it to. the moment of HEWER e x t e n s i o n 46 ” .. triumph is short-lived. before they can be entirely elimi­ placing of babies for adoption.” ■ William L. and Anna J. L o p e z ...... Robert L. arid Rosemary S. Parent . . 46 NOTICE IN- Q—Was Joaquin ' Miller the Problejin Alwa.vs with l.'s nated from their unwilling hosts. Kefauver aaid the baby adop- SHALL WALK" wJIliam H. Jr. and Marilyn E. ' William C. and Arline H. Mather . . . 50 poet’s real_ name ? It is no unie at all before tlic Two drivers were arrested yes- tipn racket la a fit subject for the New Sun. Store Houra MIDDLE. TURNPIKE WT.HT AND CENTER STREET Parkinson ...... "...... 52 '’ Gerard and Virginia L Charette 56 A — Hla real name was Clncln- terda.v afternoon by Patrolman u ' * committee’s Investigation becauae MORSE ROAD Joseph Wj and Ruth E.!'?5ullivan ."16 curlainS,begin to fade, or. the walls WHAY, 910 Kc. Sunday 8:15 a m. Lewis P. andTh*ereae L. Martineau . . 60 natiis H. Miller. need rc-doing. or the slip cover on Newton Taggart as the result of. 80 per cent of unwed mothers are 0PE>l^ NORTH, AND EAST SIDES Allen,F. and Laura' J. Parj.sh 64 ” Suzanne B. Phillips ...... '...... 66 one 'Of two accidents police inves­ the sofa begins to show- wear or H ospitd Notesk .under 19 years o f age aiid children HBonilf yield 3% If held NAME MAILING ADDRESS Morris and Rebecca Riback ...... ■... 68- ” Thornton E. and Ekhth D. Archer .... 70 tigated. Peter J. and Elvers K. Brazitis ..... 74 ” , ’ Q—What Is the niost pow-erful Ore carpel staita getting bald improperly cleared for adoption 8 Ram. to 1 p.m. Walter G. artd Irene L. McNally Morae Road Wallace F. Holbrook ..7 ...... 76 -drying agent known? spots.; . , .:E srl C. Bleu, 29, xrf 451 Parker become delinquent 'Tm ^ many to maturity— pay interest te^i> Vincent and CHatre F. Moriarty ..... 12 ” " Oscar H. and Margaret A. Mann .... 78 Patienls Today...... 144i A —-Tung oil. ' t And as soon as a living room St., waa charged with reckless cases.” . annually by Treasury check GENERAL p.m. to p.m. Stephen R. Grotta. et al...... 16 ” H. L. and Shirley M. Gobble ...... 82 " begins to get a real and -not too driving and Maurice W. /Willey, ADMITTED YESTSaiDAY; 8 10 Julian E. and 'Athena T. M ille r...... 34 ” ” Richard E. and Elizabeth A, Lynne . . 88 . Q-^W hat ia the. average ciU- attractive-lived-ln look, the woman 37, of 112 Elizabeth Dr., WaX Mrs. Dorothy Peoples, 14 Thomas T V S E R V IC E PmE LENOX Henry E. Kuhn ...... 38 ” ” Richard F. and Beatrice E. McKeon .9 4 share of fiscal lB55‘s '( 6.8 .of the hou.se begins to yearn to charged w-i(h operating a motor Dr.; Joseph Tasca, Montville; Mrs. Matthew F. and-Evelyn M. McGuire ..44 ” ” EAST s id e bmion interest dn the public “ Ax it up.” vehicle without a license. The oth­ Elsie Hoffman, Rockville; i^lbert Results Are Good Jesse 8. and. Florence Bettinger .... 50 ” ” Stanley J. and Irene L. G w orek ...... l.-j I f you are one of the many investors Dava M Ok ^ Call debt? For some the dream of ’ Axing er drU-er involved In the 3-car Miller. 244 E, M iddleTpke ; Jere­ Nights UR oUU. Pina Parts PHARItACY SOUTH AND WEST SIDES . Edwin W. and Dorothea M. Cornish-. 23 A<-^42.18. Total federal gov- up the living room ”, tnvolyes’ call- crash was William S. Kilgore, 31, miah Horgan, 18 Phelpa Rd,; Mrs. In Radar Check who need to get part of their income TEL. MI Srtim Maynard ,W. B riggs ...... 7 Morse Road Henry F. and Bertha L. Murphy .... 29 of 262 E. Middle Tpke. Darethy Sanden, Columbia;# Mrs, AIR-CONDITIONED A t t e n O o n arnment debt amounted to (271.3 James W. and Shirley S. Walker ,... 13 ” Francis P. aad Suzanne S. Shanahan 35 ing in a decorator and going -w-hole from a risk-free sacuKty, you'll find U. S. bilUdn on June 30, 1954. hog. For others w-ho don’t even Taggart reported Kilgore and Betty Mattson. Mansfield Depot;, William A. and.Agnea E. .Simpson . . 19 ” Howard S. and Maggie L. Peter.*: .... 39 dare dream of such a luxury it Willey were stoppe Scabies. HoU, for exceptional devotion to when there are few arrests, "as It And they are always iredaemable at par not talk with him soon? There is n» Come to .ROCKRAFT for Cby'Fun galore! Stanley A. and Eva K. Shollk . . ..I '. ' 3$ ” ’!. Richard F. and Rita A. Hughes...... 39 GSjngntMjn nnntG ba—AA Bga He said the drivers involved in IMVWpvwwrt IM ij BAIL UNE NEAR .N'M.MAl. / duty, had a pain In the jaw. is his feeling this sho)va traffic is after the first six months on one month's safer invesUnwl paying currant interest, Imagine—for 75c, a prcea mold you may buy— John B. and laabelle J. Madigan .... 42 ” ” Elvia E. Draghi 45 Penonal Notices , Brideport, July I t (Jb—Hew the minor collision in froiit of the HolC partner In an investment moving at reasonable speeds In George M. and Mabel M. -Laat’ ...... >48 ” '* t f oMn d . ' wnftan f^ c«. A 2Sie.piece for a pound ofSclay to try. Michael and Doris Cappa . . . i ...... 51 vice on the -Npw Havea Ball^ A and P store on E. Center St. firm, was conducting a weekly Manchester. than U. S. Series H ^ n d t. Anna F.--and M. Lillian Bqlston ..... 52 ” ” H., Edmond slid AMea E. Tetre .... 57 were Joel F. iG^rouL 22, of " 16 "What beanti/ul creations,” you will say. aca;^ aennalcy today as claac bn atocks and bonds at Mary The apparatus was aet up on It’s fun—to “Play arith CW” the Rockraft. Way! Allan B. arid. Matilda A. Upton ...... 56 " . ’ Arthur and Patricia D oB ra n sk i. 61 raUraad hegaa “ coasting'’ Strant St., and' Jamies w . McKln- llunford School About 400 Rich- Oakland St, near tha Ellsworth ' TktV.S. nssmuust as# gd) #w i n t Trimfmr Ospar*- Angelo J. and O rm alhe M. Biaae .'. 62 ” ” W EST HIDE FoHnf* to nbtdnmda ptifMit b • endn ntiinHiB r alectck tralas tbroagfa thehie. 16, o r jS Plymouth Lane. mondera attended eacl\ Wednesday and Lasaow gas station from 9 to mmt t*sii>#. hr.dmt ssriiiii 'dtei NORTH SIDE ! Harold W. and Helen W. Hall ..7... 12 mom nioy ■§ w ott ■shoti w m r a n w y wrack araa, opposite Jeaktns Grou), .St<^']^ to back into a night. Just before claab'.time he 12. Sgt. George Dent and Patrol­ Bernice N. Upton ..... 7 Salem Road William J. and Mae N. Wutach ...... 18 parking api^,.and McKinnle mis­ developed an agonising ache in a men Albert Scabies and .Wheeler Malcolm R. and Ruth R. Wilson 17 i w live yeers 1^ . July 17, WO. Bras., aad sit tour tracks ^ Frank R and Lola K- Maloneyf...... 22 caaaa operative onco more. To­ judged the distance when he went wisdom tooth. Th4. dentist couldn't were stationed with the machine. ROCKRAFT CERAMICS Hanrietta E. T o tte n ...... 219 Summit Street Artbui* W. and Doris E. House’ ...... 28 GMSWOLO A. CHAPMUe Si hit feaecla precious aeiiioriea are day the railtodd restored electric to .awing around the Grout auto­ guarantee Ma ability to talk In Schendto aaid he expects to use Jamea and Magd'elaine Ringla . 37 Salem Road E ffiitotA R and Ruth E. Ralph ...... 34 Hobeat P. and Evelyn 8. K i ^ . . A* . >•. >• uW'lerid aaa"ahail bm 'Powc£ ketweea oast Bridgeport mobile, Scabies reported. 4* time' for the claaa i f he had (t radar raora (irequently at night in T n a c ie P. and Catherine H. Vendetta 40 Fonts, except fer a About (25 damage was to pulled. the future to ha aaya many acei- ^anrfapslpr lEvPtttns IfproUi 'alter J. Banner...... e 41.6 • a • 49 “ deorg* iL and Gertrude Tomko .... 48 each ear, tha effiear sald^y(I• — Holt had tha daoUat wait denU in which people e n hurt oc­ 66<1 -Amy Bagahaw and Barbara Salvatore prsra lajursd or arraatad. until tha elaaa ahdad.' cur duiiiif houra o( derkiieae. ,4 ’. MANCHI2STER EVEOTNG HEBAlD/MANCBtESTER, CO^IK., SATURDAY, JULY 16, 19BR \ h ANCHESTEE e v e n in g h e r a l d . M AN COES^R. GGNN4 SATURDAY, JULY 16, 1955: ^ ^ ~ ^ -X ------, .....I .1 ■ .

reaervedly jjto one piece of prog- lirl^-Thair main project will be to mtgkt fidayV®P<>f*«‘ » «*«• ffa i B o yle ■RoekviUe a m a weathervans for cffntp'iiaA redi, and cim’t think Of sin g le thn ,lnnHi|in‘ o t cehAnetof tlin /11w older Brownlee, under the wtirld to Dm WMt which reason w'hy we aren't glad It has ^direction o f Sue . Scheibenpfiug, S m itt0 Ifcralik to tnytilitlaE f>to Washington, July 16 l/D—A Community Preia, lo c a t e at the nil ntnie* eU«it of N. £ A. iarr" was almost as if the Russians porter, that it is a story in which short or anptheit motorboat. The same thing to true od feladr ataUed a tie-in from Henry Tark to and Judy Foster, u nit'4, and Ver- cases Judge ^ Roberts made his pirked a perk of pickled peppers" handed doivn for centuries antong nlce Guy and Sandy Starrett, Senate transcript offered conflict­ corner of Ni Main and N. School were saying:,' Let's not play the the truth takes a different aspect Anthony .Moucr, who was swim­ and •'Will you marry n ir?” Diction bears, which .now-abound again in High St., which la helping the peo­ as it la examirted -f;;om various ming in th* lake at th* time, re­ stand clear. the southern highlanders. H e' has pioner unit.' ing opinions today about why more Sta., torn* out th* finest printing Sfe?&R-.VpS3r«:- usual propaganda game this time; He has arrived at the conclusion is im portant. I can tell a great them posted in "Homespun 'Val­ the Great Smoky^ Mountalne. ple In the area somewhat. ( Sk. CWc«». Detroit o . angle*, and We do not -pretend to portedly detected Rep. ..Gable deal about a permh Just by listen-, Where do the bear* die? There ha* been, some contro­ The camp-Staff Includes: lira. young men aiit more wlUiM to Jobe you can get anywhere? For ___AODIT let's get down toward what we be abie to report the whole tnith. driving his boat too close to that since he is the judge, he, and ley,’' —^ living museum of hlllfolk 99 EAST CfiKTER ST.—TkL MI-8-5009 in o N a he alone, will decide whose name* ing to their diction. For instance, lore highly popular With tourists. I have never found the toseto- versy over who waa reaponalbl* Rosetta Bottum. Carol Plgott, serve in the Air Force amlNavy your nextj'printing Job'.call the really can do, at the start. / We can merely outline a rough bathers and summoned Chief if a man'*ay* tb me: "Haowdy, tnn of. a bear except one Mint for correcting the aituation. the Mrs. Sue Schelbenpflug. Mrs. Tb* Baralil PrtatlM C o m w ,J t g ^ will be sent to the papers for hav­ Here-.are a few random samples: than the Army and Marines.'' Community Press. 'Hiey will gladly S o the good poseibility is. that and regrettable general picture. Constable .Stewart Hillman, alto Podher. Ah'm a mite porely and shot or_____ had____ been___ run_____ «vive^” Water Oo. stating it has on file Clara Sibrinaa Mra. Virginia Boua- mmutmm w> fiMn****'* raipo^tmlto ing appeared in court and whose For bab.v chlcjts- Adm. Arthur Radford, dudrman- give you an estimate on the coat The individual concerned waa nearby at the time. ailin’ today’,' I can tell right away, "To hay^ Htffr. feaa # * n t with the builder an agreement ex- field, Mrs. Eleanor Treat, Mrs. the Russians are sending all their name he wiU not report for pub­ luck raising baby .chicks, throw the Of the Joint chiefs o f staff, said Ube t U Y U r h s im I, Rep. John C. Donaldson, the Wil­ H.dln'ah. one of the key men in that that man is sick. And if a hto lif^ in the*# mountains and pet’’: onerating the company from guar­ Lois Ames. Mrs. Florence Heins, of any work and you will be dis- t^. hierarchy to Geneva not just lication. hatched egg shells over % house' “young men have it:flgur*d ,/'out g ® iS £?sas* ton Republican. And the first the Coventry Safety Patrol Assn., Young Lady says: "If youse don' haps know* them as well M nny anteeing, preaaure, end the bifilder Mra. Elaine'’Case, Alayne Murphy, Ughted with the result. DIstiRetivR ORd DUBALDO for show, but for the best chance chapter of the story was. that, as The magistrate made thi* state­ top, " that'Combat duty in the A m y and Ouptor ndTotiiiiitf 'c i a ^ hourti (-'ommaluleered a boat from' a lake ment Monday and repeated it stop fdllerin' me I'm gonna slug man alive. claiming he has nothing to dp with Cynthia - Crehore and Mrs. Betty Have you longed'for engraved fb r MTOtof—1 ^ Ef*^5?» ' the pre-session Republican caucu.s resident ajid gave chase to the For earache and headache- "What happens to them? I have Marines'-is more dangerous/’ wedding invitations but put the PiwYaRHlIiRd c uts or • h m c c w i B i of some accomplishment. As for Tuesday after The Herald carried youse," l ean tell that Yoimg Lady the matter. The City B oard'of the Jones. Rusaell tHaagrepS was held., he waa the candidate of Gable boat. When Gable wSa over­ "Blow tobacco smoke in each ear.," a theory that, When they get alefc thought aside, feeling that the K r WedB«*d»y-i us, we know that. President Eisen­ a story, of Gable's arresj and sub­ ia too’ shy tq^_, make new' friends Common Council states it has no Program aides Sre Beverly Sen. Russell (D-Gaj disagreed, L E A R N t o r m Iir th w H 1B5 BODDu T PE . WERT Ttomdny—1 p. Wl W«atw*a«y. Bill Brennan and his alliea for the taken Constable Hillman arrested For warta—"Wart* may be r t- and old they go into hibernation, » 0 4 sequent coi rt ruling. easily, ' Jurisdiction over the matter, since Case, Marilyn Case, Carol Ann saying that young. roSn ij^e not coat was', too high? The Com­ TEL. BH-ROtiM hower is going with hopes,that are post 'of Speaker of the Houae. Al­ him for allegedly going too close mhved by rubbing each wart with and simply don't tost through the y o u r ^ l Judge Roberts indicated he has the Rockville Water and Aqueduct Chace, Betty England, JuQy afraid to risk combat duty' but munity Press has raised printing modest, but real. though most of the weight of the to the shoreline and batheri. a bean split open, then burying the winter. They die covered up in been carrying out this procedure 'Op. ia a privately-owned concern. Haugh, Frances Steiner and Elaine prefer to be.comfortable-while do­ Uiat so closely resemUea engraving AT ■ :\ GDERDU and MORESCHl party leadership appeared to be on Gable secured Harpid W. Gar- bean halves under the drip of the their holes, and that la wliy you that it really takes an expert to his side, he still was defeated, be­ during his term. In other w-op^. 12 Rolls for One / house for 7 days." • According tO several houaewlve* Veaco. / ing it. Radford kgreed that aUo to rity, Manchester attorney, to rep- Roberts, for any reason he hyrnself never see their akelelons.'' in tlie area, no one has been with­ Ua4 of Oamper* /, a factor. . ,, tell the difference., The cost Of AeeordhMiR FormuUi For Being Righteous cause Speaker Cowles waa more For chicken pox—"Have the If Hi;fr* theory la true, Mi# CAMDOT Bttnrday,,July,l* re.sent him in Trial Justice Court believes to be plausible, rules on out water since they complained Oirl* attending camp tiito aecond .'ilie discussion developed during ral^d printing la somewhat higher popular w-ith his fellow- legislators. person with the pox lie down on’ bear ia more fortunate Uuin .meat ' Privfito Insfrd^tkMM John Foater Dulles, thS well Friday night. During th* session it defendants in court and then sit.* Seems Fair Swap SSL a group by wav qf a petition on aession Include Martha Ademion, testimony on the controversial na­ ' Oply'those who have receqtly^ than regular printing but not dras­ CERAMICS STUDIO This, for anyone, would have been was brought out that Gable was the ground and run some chickens wild creatures, Natu-e allots to tically so, and ever so much less Stetd L ife known moralist and lay religious bitter kind of defeat to take. as sort of a censor, deciding which over him." Jtftie 29. Joan Allen, Roberta Ames, Joan tional reaervea plan. As since ap­ moved to. Manchester are not fa­ of a pHvata home and thia InU- 117 New Bolton Rofid ludtnuBtBts fiBd SupfUifi riding in a boat with his wife and cases shall be made a thatter of few th* privilege of dyfng asleep, proved by the Senate, the legisla­ miliar with the name of T. P. Hoi- mate, homelike atmosphere ia expensive than engra-vlng. Wed­ leadsr, produced a piece of ring­ And it seemed to mark the begin­ Oiicago,. (JPi ~ A man walked To'keep away diaease-r-"Wear a Mr*. Chartoa Taylor. Bancroft Anderson, Judith Baker, Diane The otker nlf.h.t, the sU te of child and motored to the Gerald public record.* peaceful in bed. D r.,' said moat of the trouble oc­ Bjimpton. Nancy Bantly, Itoigh. tion -would offer a bMius to any loran. For. years Mr. HoUorah has favored by m any people. Tha home ding Invitatlona and wedding an­ Route 6— MI 3-5756 O i^cstn For Hiy* ing Idealism the other day. in s ning of the. transition of a previ- Park .section to look at a house into-a bakery .shop to get a dozen atrip of flannel around the body." nouncements, business announce­ ConnecUdut, which means all the ousl.v rather quiet legislator into Told that all future court ses- For slobbering children—"To curred in the evening, but that Behnke, Jacqueline Belanger, Mar­ service veteran who Joins-a com­ served the peopl* of Msuicheater to large enough to" accommodate they once owned. roll* and walked out witli a roll and vicinity in the capacity (4h^ u- ments, etc., are particularly Im­ message to the World Brother an individual w-ith an overpow-er- • sibns at which he presides will be stop a baby's slobbering, go to the they hadn't lost pressure since they cia Beliak, Vivian - Blain. Diane bat reserve unit of the Ariny and any service desired by the family. people of Connecticut, took a, life While cruising. Pilot Gable sud­ of bills. neral ^ rector and during those pressive done with raised printing, hood Assembly, meeting in Bel­ tng determination to make him­ staffed by the press ji* reached brook and get a minnow and let complained. Bottum, Mary-Enien Bottom. Jan­ Marine Corps. Russell said the yet utmost privacy 1* available if . by the process of strapping a man denly found he was in shallow .wa­ Mr*. Frieda Schacter. 70. aaid years 'he has done much to help it is wished. and you can choose the script you self re.spected and to have his for terminology unfamiliar to most the baby suck the minnow's tail." One of the maj<. . concern.* of ice Bouafleld, lloyce Bowen, Patri­ Air. Force and Navy believe they gium. ter. First, he claims, he tqrned his .*he put the sack of rolls on the bereaved families and ease their prefer. If you would like to see Do You Hove / In an electric chair and sending power and importance recognised, courts and .said, "W e’!! go into ex­ (O f course, later, when he grows the residents, according to Birhard cia Alin Boyd, Gail Brunelle. Linda can get enough volunteers without Mr. Holloran ia (leslroua of fol­ TREEraUMMI "The roots of most of the Tounter and her attention WS9 burden of sorrow. lowing the wishes of the family as some Of the samples of raised three heavy surges of current here in the hall where that firat m otor'dow n and eventually shut ecutive aea-iassist those families saddened the amount of money to be spent Mr. or Mrs./Frank Larson will Havr year \ with varying emotions, some wdUv taken an Identical sack contain­ August. (Just why this particular aaid, and with low wkter pressures dhristlne Dingwall, Edith Dowd, "B y the same token, our' hopes chairmanship of the powerful Among the people who were out of print. They quote Prosecu­ by the loss of a loved one. Day or ia particularly helpful. There gladly show/them to you.. reesoved by a rather fierce approval-of the ing $800 In cash. day has this odd diStinctioA no one would not be able to reach all Patricia Duval. Sharon Eldridge. Radford said the youths believed for surmounting these difficulties House Kinan<-e Oom^ttee. From swimming near the patch o f the tor Olson as' saying after the chse night the Holloran Funeral H om e: should be no sehae of embarrass- Wish To Sell? Before police squads arrived, the seems to 'know.) . , <: points. Nancy Ann Faie*. Lind* Fancher, it to more dangerous in the ground For thosq'who are somewhat un­ vengeance exacted by the state that pow'erful position,'-^naldson Gable boat wa.s ln-> .vlo j was heard. "Well. Herb, I guess force combat units. stimds .ready to assist you and a j ment in .talking ov*,r such matters are firmly grounded tn our faith soon began originating and talcing man returned to the shop, left the For rheumatism -"take the bark "Since the water company's re­ Nancy Fancher, Kathleen Fitzger­ call to MI. 9-7060 will bring a quicik By doing v>, certain abdut the proper layout of PHONE and its people for a crime of vlo- l-year-old daughter. Mrs. Mouer you will want headlines on this" quest not to use water for sprin­ Preaaed for other reanons, Rad­ I Holloran iS Jn a that these, values wll) ultimately certain policy slants whlch\eemedch\( bag with the money on the emmter, of a cherry tree, put it In corn ald, Judy Joan Frey, Carol response position to adhere strictly to the a printing Job, Mr. and Mra. Lar­ lence, tome with a vicarious sense said that though Gable’s motor •The Gables say they talked to kling lawna between .3 and 9 p.m. ford .said danger probably "is the son are particularly veraed in this NORMAN R. W QL CARTER TREE ^ . took his rolls and departed. No one whiskey and drink it." Galeucia. Dtaiie.Gee, Kathy Glglio, triumph, that the concepts of hu- in curious challe'nge to t Judge Roberts’ after the remaik compelling one" but they also feel Tne T. P. Holloran Funeral Home wishes of the family. of drama, as though they were et wa,s turned down, the underneath learned his name. This ancieht remedy is atill well the pressure ha* not been too ^ r l a Greene, Garol-Anne 'Gr.yk. it Ideally situated in a most cen­ art. Lagt fail'they won first prize OEMOLOOIST miui; dignity, of Justice under law, other Republican legislative props were still dangerous. ’■— was made and he. asked if they bad," Maharan said. the “service conditions under The Holloran, Funeral Home de­ the spectacle, eome, pertiape, with era. Whether these views were hto "'Whut an honest man,” Mrs. thought of. If. in an emergency, Vernice Guy. Judith Hall, Beverly tral location, 175 Center St. It is sires to serve famines to the best In the letterhead Contest spon­ SpecUIiet 1a dewelor fXPERT COe *Whst’ji He Doing ?’ wanted any publicity. Gable, being whidi they serve are probably of national and Individual rlght- own alone, or reflected higX Schaefer sighed. the victim feels a twtngs of rheu- Harmon,- Charlotte Harmon. Don­ easy for strangers to Manchester possible advantage and to carry sored by Nekoosa-Edwht;ds Paper TeL BH 9-6968 a feeling of weakness, as though "W hat’e he trying to do," one frank, recalls saying, "It ifould more attractive, as well," PMONB MI.S4695 eousneas and o f universal brother­ strategy from the Brennan wing na Heins. Marjorie Hibbard. Judy to 'locate and provides ample park­ out the wishes of the family to-the Co. over contestants froift the six they could stand no prrt of re; an ’reportedly hollered when be just as good if it didn't get Into'f’Stl -Russell had s different Idea. New Ehigland states, many o f the hood will eventually submerge the of the party, he. at least seemed the papers. It certainly wouldn't HillnakI, Holly Hooker. Bety Hur- ing space for aay number of cars. fullest extent. Many kindnesses aponeibiUty for pulUng the switch tUng the Gable boat, "Our standard of living has shop* much larger than the Com- creeds o f matsiialism and the able, as the session wore on. to do the town any good." ley. The bus passes right by the front have pointed up the fact that Mr. cording to court testimony Girl Scout Notes been built so high that our young door, making It very convenient mlinlty Press, showing Just how la question. keep his own Finance ^Committee He add hi* wife claim it waa an Karen Juul, Patricia LaFlamtne. Holloran does hla utmost to help cults of raw power." Rep. Gable did not realise he was Lorraine Laipoureaux. C h e r y.1 men would rather take a much for those who do not have a car of ease sorrow through hto services. capable they are in this Held. Another man acheduled t« die pretty well in line. Since any com­ InfringW wrongfully and when innocent boat ride and becStise greater chance of being killed and CUNLIFF6 " RMMCHESTEI their own or prefer not to drive. We like that phrase, "cults o f prehensive legislation program in­ children were in the boat speed Leopard. SqSan Mahoney, Eliza­ For a ready response, day or Judging Was based on design, lay­ on the- earns night had the good in his judgrment he had paddled the A pioneer unit, under the Iceder- beth Matson. Joanne McHugh, sleep in a warn, bed at night and The Holloran Funeral Home is night, telephone MI 9-7060, the T. out, the colors used and the quality raw power.” volves Finance Committee' deci­ wa* kept to a minimum at all ' ship of Betty Jones, conaJatlng of gH, three good meals a day , . MOTOR SALES fortune to have hie particular boat to aS^sfe area, started the Betsy McNamara, Paula McNa­ designed very much on the order P. Holloran Funeral Home. of the press work. W s think Mr. Dulles says the sions of one kind or another, thia motor again\and began to cruise. times. . a group of older girl*, eight grad­ he Sajd. DRYCLEHMERS crime labeled one of passion, and mara. Janet Miles, -Jeanne Miller, BS^EBT AUTO bo d y aad was actually a formidable power, ■’Steerage" speed was used when ers and freshmen in high school, "ThC-. thing that makes your . No matter .what type of printing truth, MarilSm Miller. Gail Mitchell. f En o b r r e p a ir s 9S YYlilS STRiir hvta. if used aa forcefully the motor was in operation any­ I is a apecial project at Camp Mer; ground trppp service unattractive condition was termed slightly im­ you Want done, the Community The question arises, then, of eventually proved wmi^ to HUfciai^was giviqg chaae TAKING OFF? Patricia Mitchell. Bonnie Moore, And the partner of the man willing to us^ not-deliberately try to where near the violation point and rle-Wood during the second ses­ 'is that they, are going to have to Spouse Hopeful proved yesterday. Press will turn out the work ip the ENABUDL jmd LACQUER when we stop belonging to the it. it was by paddling that Gable Kathleen Mulready. Maureen Mul- shortest, space of time pouible BEFOraSHDIOB TaltphoM M I-3.72M Who died, the partner Irt .the crime elude him. sion of the day camping season. rea^y, Donna M uschko-^izabeth get out there' tn the mud and dirt "cults of raw power,” when ' we The storm which was finally to eventually put the boat beyond the and grime and' the rats and cold WILUMANTIG ELK HONOURED consistent with quality printing. 'the Bosird of Pardons considered . Mr. and Mrs. M oner and Con­ This group of girls ia setting up Neti^rt, Miriam Olnflled, Gail For Suzaii Ball REASONABLE PRICES. engulf and blast the closing hour swimming area. food, and somrtintes no food at all. Wtllimantlc, July 16 (/P)—Arthur For prompt and efficient printing, etail treating others as brothers stable Hillman tMtlfied at th* see- its own primitive camp, a s h o r t Ouillette, Patricia Porcberon, Re­ FREE BSTOIA1ES deserving' of an erxecuUofi, alad of the regular session ftrat thun­ In addition to the dilnger, and that j : Roy of WilUmaiitlc, who was depend upon the Cbnununity Press' when ws start operating by those alon and GaMe reportedly had wit­ Without pulling punches. Rep. distance from the rest of the camp, gina Rice, Betty Rpwley, Kathleen ROUTB iW—WAPPINO fX>NN. SAME DAY ' lives, never having been .prose? dered loudly when Donaldson nesses ready to testify lii hia be­ has aa much to do^wdt]i it as the . Hollywood, July 16 (/jh. — Suzan elected Grand Etoteemeq Loyal where the highest standards of moral and aptritual values which openly complained that he had Gable says he would have paid reached by following a trail blazed, Ryan, Nancy Ryan. ■ AT THE RICHFIELD SIGN cuted for first degree murdsr, half when Atty. Garrlty sifted for his fine without a squawk Jiad he in red. Setting up tents, providing question of danger." Ball's husband, actor 'Richard Knight at the recent national con­ Job and commercial printing are ws know are bett and most auc- been ignored in the blrpartlsan Mallory Sqhardt,' Joan Schei- Long, aays that her condition ia vention of the Benevdlent and Connecticut has more execu- the case to be dismissed. been found guilty and did not seek for, all their living..ea|cjitlaU. atid , -Other Senators did not enter the always maintalned.- TEL. ia-»M #6 CLEANING conference^,'.'being held with the benpflug,., Rtoth Schelbenpflug, controversy. ‘‘serioua,'' but "not without the Protective Order of Elks, waa ccsaful for mankind. ^ Judge Roberta agreed that' It preferential treatment.. using almoat’ 'entlAiy materials Karen Sibrlnsz, Carol Smith, Lil­ tlonS to come. —^ Governor, in which Aasembly should be dismissed. . i ever-present element of hope.'' honored last night by /*, reception 'When do We begin following the policies were , being determined. The court has vindicated Gable found in the woods, these girl* wilt lian Smith. Cheryl'-Btaniunaa, San­ *And pi England, the other day, So Far, So Good and he has already received more He said that the 21-year-old ac­ at the WllUmantic lodge, A parade formula Mr. Dulles recommends This led to a business in w-hieft the doubtless complete their pioneer dra Starrett, Delores. Steel*. Rob­ • erowds gathered outsi.de a prtoon, It is the duty of Judge Roberta publicity from .the incident than tress waa resting comfortably preceded the reception. to tiaT Governor conferred separately badge at the end of the tiVo week erta Steurer, Ellzablkh Strom. Murrow Escapes FOR £XTRA M ONiY to render court deicisions and his wduld-Jiave b*'en accorded had not period. yesterday at -the City of Hope . Bome laughing, aome weeping,- ai with DpnaId.son. He did this with \Vendy Stuek, Donna Tedford, An­ Medical Center in nearby Duarte, SEA FOOD We find the answer in the con­ ruling in this instance is not be­ Judge Roberts derided to make it The older Interpiediatea,^ under a woman waa hanged, for mur­ the approval of other Republican drea Tomko. Bonnie. Tpwaon, undergoing a diagnosis for a recur­ duct o f this same Mr. Dulles in ing questlonied. a cortfldehttal case. the leadership of Elaine Case, have 111 Airplane Crash dering the lover who had Jilted legislative leaders who, by thia Hi* instructions to Prosecutor Covrttry has many pi-oblems Bette-Elaine Turcotte, Linda rence of cancer.’Her right leg waa WE m — ALWAYS FRESH — named themaelvea "The Shady Venezia. Betty Jean Voa'/tek. his other capacity, as Secretary Uni^. admitted a state of not- Harry Ol.son to withhold all de and it seem* * shame for a grow­ am putated. because of the disease • LORSTERS her. And we all read of that, Oaks." Aside from ihaklng Insect Marjorie Walker. Virginia Walker, o f State. speaking betwen themselves and tails concerning the case from ing town to be confronted by a Yakima, Wash., July 16 (/Pi— 18 months ggo. MASURY HI8HECT PRICES too, of the black hood, and the Donaldson. cages and terrariums they are Mary Walsh. Joyce Warren, Gay •OYSTERS the press ia questionable. few minor ones which have mush­ -FtfUen persona Including news­ Doctors expect to complete their For Rasa, Paper, Metals We win' abandon practice of making big plans for the next Wellman, Gloria Wellman, Bonnie ' crucifix on the wall, and the sound Meanwhile, Donaldsoa had ap­ Since the Coventry Safety Patrol roomed. caster Edward R. Murrow and diagnostic studies by early next • S C A L L O P S "raw power" policies wlieri others Jamboree which will be held Fri­ Wyman. , and SegjU Iron parently been given >/.e definite has not yet been empowered to Action should,, be taken by the family -walked away unharmed week. N o suddert^ change In per PAINT o f die thiP- day. July 23.. for frienda_and rela­ " • C L A M S do. Wa cannot be the flra^ Some assignment by the Brennan fac­ make public teports of arrests, all oitizena at the earliest pbwible yesterday when an atritner crashed condition Is expected. She is receiv­ O A LLfHn I n K iiv E R TO It is In Oie law. in England and tives. t EGOHE.\DS NEEDED . . . Is q o i i d pain t one elae musf .be t\nX. X tion, which was to produce the pas­ news concerning police action, save date t6 empower the Safety Patrol into a pole rnd lost six feet, of ing oxygen occasionally, and her • a l l e y s ill Connecticut, that we, the peo­ sage of certain Waterbury bonding Make Notebook* We wdll rely upon spiritual and for that of the State Police, comes AsSn., to make all'|irreats open Norfolk, Vs. (ip) — Kenneth Har­ wing tip after a landing. ple, have the right to take hu- measures for. Mayor Snyder, who The yunger Intermediates, un­ ris.. local artist, says Norfolk needs The Northwest Orient Airlines OSTRINSKY moral vaiuea wlwn .qtJiera do. We from the court. , news to the press. Oanlers l i Waste Materlab ms ■V man life, in vengence and retrlbu- had made an open gesture of Join­ The policy of Jhe State Police It La routine in a dentqcracy for der the direction of Lois .Ames, dreamers and egghead.* l intellec­ twin-engined DCS ret down during OMiray Wilspi, I cannot afford to be the first to ing the Brennan faction of the- are continuing their interest In the rai PABKEB ST. St, TU. MI-MSU WilllaMHeSahMiga Uon for the taking of life, and is one of complete cdo^ratlon Court rulings to fall into the same tual*). He described Tltomaa Jef­ a thunderstorm at 6:20 p.m. on a PAUL'S \ U7i4 U5 Spew* M. TH. MBMBB9 do It. But if some one else does party, apparently in the hope weather and are making notebooks ferson as a '‘real egghead." flight from Seattle. Two-thirds of TieL M l-S-Sm or BO-S-Sm thr.t, when we, the ''people take with all newspapers. If Ga^l* had category. SERVE Paint and Wallpaper Store It, then we will begin doing It that it would be able to produce of weather maps and observations. Harris told the Lions club that the way down the runway, Capt. life, it shall be called JtiaUce, and his lei^slglion for him. The Water­ They/have cooked out every day 645 Main Street tOOi . civilization as w* know. It is based Jack 'Ihylor, the pilot, fotuid hi* ROYAL ICE CREAM not retributive murder. \ We tell bury. senators, following local early, hi* own health was ' this week except Friday. Tliey arc on the reveries of dreamers biit braloel -would not hold against a We will treat other people as politics, and also. In the opinion of wretched, he was cursed with a ter­ Ship Salvage Set Tel. MI 9-0300 ourselves, too, that auch rgUtbu- also making woven belts and metal that in the laat hundred years sudden 40-mile-an-hour gust of e SpujBoni e OelaU MANCHESTER MERRILL’S brothers sftcr they have begun some observers, sound pdlicy. for rible temper, he worried constantly ash tray* with etched deiigns'.The "We have decided it to not safe to wind. HOLLISTER tion, th# takihg of a life * Waterbury- Itself, w ere n ot. .dis­ about miciney. But hto immortal At Lake Michigan kammering of the designs aeema place our trust In a band of dream- The big plane sailed right along e Tortonles e Noveittee t:-eating us ae brothera. We will mualc win enrich all the genera-' AUTO PARTS Ufe. la the only efficient w a /xto posed to let the wjiole Snyder to be eapecially popular -with the era." He spoke of antiintellectual- for aeveral hundred yard* after the MARKET not treat them as brothera while tions yet to be bom. Wholesale and RetaU discourage more murder. T package through. It was in his lam as a basic defect in Amer­ nuvway terminated, scrapii^ BILL'S TIRE ?70 BROAD i they are not treating ua as broth- attempt to force delivery of- the Klrtiy Pag# Milwaukee, Wls ije i— Salvagng mM ------m. atafistics niever seem to prove ican society. acroaa a fence post and finally 37 Warren St. V WH H H M mfWWWW a^s. .Somr^one else, then, must whole Snyder pseksge, apparently, Hponsored by Tie Manchester an ocean-going ship sunk in 70 feet etriklng the utility pole. TEUPHONr that, but .chough people-, feel It to Council of Churches. That Magical Jumper T^M I-3-73a4 be tha tlrat brother. But If some- that Donaldson, on the closing o f Lake. Michtgan Water will be | The Imgiact sheered off the wing e MAI keep the law from being, dtanged. night of the.regular Msslon, kept tip and broke a power line but the REPAI^SHOP starts it, then we will be undertaken thi* summer by Max ! NO MATTER WHERE YOU VACATION e EQUIPMENT S o the shows go on, not very in his pocket the major tax bills T w o (?e m s! pianii stopped and the 1-2 passen­ VABTH R f r r D r Rv r i y r^ loo, if we find the ex- Gene NphI, profeMional deep see W illisn' H. Green, Prop. a (aew aad rebulK). conclusive in their effect on fu? without which the whole state industry Wears ger* and tiiree crew members, • AOOBSaORlBS periment\}|:oing ssfel.v, if-w e feel could not operate through the next diver. If .he succeed.*, he can 99 alighted without difficulty. turo murderers, but tingling in Columbia Bicyclies sRUPPUES OPEN SUNDAYS able to trust the brotherhood that two years, thus necessitating thc make a fortune: if he fails, it won’t 5590 Murrow, j’l-year-old board mem­ Goodyear Tires • DUPONT PAINT. BJOPPUES their appeal to the audience, stir­ special session. Garb of Farmer coat him a dime. . - THE CAN FOLLOW YOU ber of Columbia Broadcaatihg MANCHESTER • A.M .IW 1P.M . la coming at u* Open Saturday oatll (( pja. ring one emotion or another as •By one rninute after midnight, The prize is the Dutch Oranje ./ System, said later he considei;ed Repairs, Service . for phjrelctans, dentists, bual- * In short. We will do ss other* everybody indeed knew how im-- MILLWQRK CO. nefamen, etc. 38 dioar aervlee, can no other kind of spectaeje or West Unioii, Ohio (iPl — When link freighter; Pflna Willem V. it a beautiful landing 'becaise"! Accessories .do, until they do as we say. If porlant, • how formidable,^ how which sank off Milwaukee last consider any landing I walk av^-ay 354 Broad S tJ L lu . 50-6-5383 .seven days a week, Snndnye and newB, and part o f what ia called strong-willed p character this an industrial giant steps into a 180 Sprues Street’ heUdnys. they will be Christians ,w-e will be rural area, it may don some of Oct. 14. from beautiful.". . ATTENTION dyiUSation in the twentieth cen Donaldson wi^. The 28S foot . motorship. was' With hira^ were; hia wife, ,'Jan- Christians. ■ That makes us right­ the garb o f the farmer. Since start­ Before you leave . , „ arrange for a vacation sub- mmmk ifn iH I Featuring Phone MI-9-0659 M S t John S t , TdJ. 8D-S-3M1 tury. ing its'O.OOCi-acre jet engine test­ valued by insurers at II.feBQ.OOO. nette and/-(heir fom Casey, 9. They l U R G L A R S ' eous. and other passengers -who were not IfU Twithe best In 'ara aalalei ing center in Adams county, Gen- TMb 700 tons of general cargo the gcription to the Herald. It will follow you anywhere ’ with Rl r . Willem was carrying was valued disembarking at Aklma later flew You can take the aattque vaae w. All The Brass ,eral Electric hits become conserva­ e,Oeneral MUlwork Auat Phoebe gave oe . . . A Thought for Today tionist, forester and tobafeo farm­ at $730,000j Nohl has a contract to keep you " in the know” while'you're on the go! on to Spokane In another/ NWA Pul-Put We Don’t Pooh-Pooh airliner from Portland, Ore. a^AJoniplete Window Units T. P. HOLLOmN But keep your -haads off tkat Either the Russiana .w-ahted to er. , ’ ■ ' with the United State* Army en­ A All Uze Doors gineers which calls for removal of RINEIAL' HOM i good aieat la the freezer. It prove this is, for them, the big­ We notice, by the papers, and Company' officials decided to e Mitred end Otned Trine . eaaie from larehee sad Tofoe. It fUn Re DukMi . bring the land back to its beat aa the sunken ship or its demolition. / IdeaiUty leented eonirenlent nqd gest and 'inest important of all b.V a new- put-put sound. along A deaf .c^sn composed the e Expert Cabinet Work an example of what might be Nohl will ^be paid lOO.OQO for s' Cbnplele Hardware Dept away troai the kony tkorough- AT SUMimM’ , conferences, or they didn’t dare Manchester ijoadiidee, that prog­ w-orlri's noblest music. ,It has been achieved under sound conservation the Job. ,The title o f the .- ship C U S T O M / said of Ludwig von Beethoven r^EFORE YOU GO . . . GI-V^HIS O ^ R ^ lra U B H ^ A L ^ N ^ ^ tare. OMtaetlve Servlee. Mod- leave anybody |jome. At any ress has also copie to the business .and reforestation. was turned o v tr tq him by the that ‘:hts. colossal genius hss never BOY'. He will receive his. prof it on your mail-away order the same as he ' era - VAemtlee. THE L T . W OOD v n u u u s s rate, all the big Soviet braas will of cqjtlng brush. You carry a "We are sharecropping the to­ engineer*,, No|hl ' said he plana AWNINfiS been equaled in fhi world of bacco acreage at th* site," aay/ to rMae the WiUem by scaling the I would for delivery to your home. • _ , ' | \ LOCKER PLANT 719 Mtola St,TeL be at Geneva—Khrushchev aa well portable motor which whirls a music.’’ Yet all viis greatest woiica -Robert D. Knies. “W*'. are going to four hatches with s^ ia l covers; ?. P. HQLLORAN Opea A' Chaiga Aunaat as Bulganin, Molotov,. Gromyko, devastating blade, - and everything were producevl after hi* hearing 6\MaseU St-^TeL IMl 8-8436- We Dijhw was entirely gone: plant hay bn cultivated hilltop land then .pumping air atnto the vessel Your Yirn Shop nuMtal Director . and Zhukov, ..TTic.. latter is, of comes down before you. quite that has been eroded badly," until It becomes buoyant. His musical tatonf w w Inherited. TO SEW OR CROCHET so Oattaga St,— BH-t-SSin -Ai^courac, comiug' ax Rusaia'a lead- •aeily, wherever you esn walk, “Fire, lanes hay* been cut on. ex-, under the contract he has .180 JOHN J. CRATTY JR. From an early .age he was fo r c ^ toting. Umber areas. Other areas' I Mattflfeirtpr Etieuttifl l|eralii . I ' tng military rhan, but everybody ^nd for this piece .of modern by hla father to'practice long hours' days, to salvage or deatroy the Complete line of .yarns will be planted to'trees. Willem. ' I - I Have Paid My Herald Newsboy I HiGHGitADiE knowi that, ia only the surface prbgreM, that part of u* which daily on the pisho and the violin. and knittiht: aecesMrics, ,175 OMtMT Ste-^XM. MI-5-7000 ROH WILLIS - Teaaon. -He is to be .there as the remembers the sches and clangs At fourteen he had achieved-re­ Please send the Manchester Evening Herald to'the address below: * nown as a performer and as a com - T stamped goods, embroidery war-time friend of President Bl- and August sun and stubborn. cotton and tatting threads. PRINTING pojier^ By hi* twenty.fi/th year' From .. -..•*••■19..,. to . RARAGE aenhower, v.-ho has been corre- tHekly messes of what used to be he had composed three tuiitdred •vq * • • e « I a 41.9 * • • * Incls Free private instruction. JOB AND COMMERCIAL aponding w-iUi him, across the fence-trimming and busliw-hack- works. He was to die at the early M O M L H E A T Shop At 1 8 H s Ir St. Td W -945tl age of flfty-blx,'yet so stupendous PRINTING Iron Curtain, lately. ing. back on the New England NAME .. ■ • • a * > a • e e • I H ours: 9 :43 A. M. to 5 P. M. w-a*' his outR-jt that hia complete tpirlMWni h ' This means . the Russians have farm of yeiterday.— thal pert of w-qrks fill thirty-eight volumes. VENI Every Week I^y GALUISSO’S Proa«t aad B fll^ t Matteg ua.ii grateful for at least one , CKIMBUUTSON STORM ■ a l A n ------jMflected no opp^unity open to Few men have ever'concentrated VgJPUEL O II. / STREET I e • • • e e • I Open Thurs. to 9 P* MI H A R D W A R E o r i I ^^lAKI SK YICi them, in the way of providing Im- item of modern progrcM, so massively as Beethoven I WUniO^fi aad DOORS ' _ pqrtant and pleasing pertonnel M there was ever any process upon his pompoettion*. ^le would S U P P L Y C O . - Authorized Dealer - GOmiUNITY shut himneif off from th* outside TOWN .. »•••••' a 4 a • a • • I MoiKliR ^ r AwRiRo m s MM ARpMint ' for the- Geneva Conference. It which needed to be eased, it w-as Corner Main Street end world for weeks at a time. Much IM WEST CENTER sn E B t Middle T p k . East Cor. Ne. Mala aad meaniLAJao, that this Soviet dele­ that in which you stood one foot o f hia beat work was done in the • Te^ b epe 5n-a-509l C. J. MORRISON Sbfw l#—Velepheae I R ^ W m R I SUBSCRIPTION RATE-(Payable with this order) ’ 10 16 tOpp. Oormsn’e Bulck Sta.) Falat aad Wallpaper be. gation will have the power of de- bn a neat of yellow-jackets and open foreati near Vienna. Somc- MORUUm' HARTFORD For a 'eehiplwte lias of hard­ tltnea in his room he worke.l as if One week—30c . . , One month—61.30 . . . Three months—$3.po 'i I Treat yottaelf to e new bag! 885 CENTER STREET etoioh within its own member- braced youreelf with the other for L A teen's .wardrobe tor school ware add electrical yuppUee. in a trance, oblivious' of every­ You'll find either of these 'two Dtstributor for Alnmiaum Com- . Telephoae Ml 9-9118 ' «Wp- a lurching, dufi-bladed assault on thing except his musical ideas. takes on added charm with the — ' ' / • ^^**s-'P*^* **(. gems easy tq make and so nice to Maatlea Wladaws aad Deors. We Give Oieea Staiapo -Tke^ practical purpose involved a maxe o f ' btockberryff brtark, Many musical critics consider BIMTHERS ~ addittpn of that ever-popular use. Crqcnet one for everyday .use: la aenebag euch an impreeaive potoon ivy and young birch. Beethoven's- Ninth, the greeteet . Jumper. This one alao doubles as e eew the other “and with ROAD^ of all symphonies. When it was is , p a rty 'drees. o delegation to probably within the Now, we.auRpoM, you can Uase flowers for date-tiOM occeaiona. - first performed in Vienna In 1*34, OPIN Pattern No. 1451 is in sizes 10, Pdttern No. 5590 -ontains cro- -iiaalm of—prdpaganda. The Rue- your way through anything, with its composer had been deaf “for DAILY DEUV^Y BY CAiOUER 13. 14'.'16. Size 13, 4 5-8 yards qf diet and sewing direotiona tor b ^ ; Drivt^ RtslaurMi RESTAURANT aiana. now aa bafore, ara poaing no puckling of any musclef. "A'nd. more than a quarter of a century. 85-inch. material requirements; atitoh illur- 350 HARTFORD RO. TEL. m-9-S866 aa the oaea who want peace more we know, the new contrap­ At the conchwton of the final For this pattern, aend 35c In trationa. - d; ' aad 44 BOLTON chorus, the whole hibuse 'rotated 3 24 HOURS mins, your name, address, aiae de­ aarioualy than anybody atoc. tion ^ slice a flight of yellow-- Send 35c in Ooinz, your name, ad­ jsrith wild applauae. Bveryiobdy sired, and the pattern number to Jackets in two. SlSCfffitcrStw—T«L M1-S*51S5 NOW BEING MADE TO :— dress and the Pattern Number to FUU COURSE MEALS FINEST FOODS WbaUvar tha conference dow or Joined in the Jubilation, th a t, to SITE BURNETT. THE MAN- ■\ AMNE o a b o ^ t h e m a n c h e r - dpaa not do, they want c to " win ■toroft o f noMhlgto, unable to everybody except the opmpoeer. CHESTBB EVKNINO HERALD. TEB EVENING HERALD. 1156 SBIVED DAILY . Expartly Prepand By B l a ^ Chefs 8IVE YOU USrUHl ciedtt for feeing the ones who m i - } ^ n k o f a angle thing to regret Beethoven w.is seen with hto 1186 AVE. AMERICAS, NEW AVE.' AMERIOAfi, "NEW - YORK to the' audiei.ee, eyee intent upon YORK 86, N. Y. A LL LEGAL * meant butonoaa there. If they about the-passing of the bld-Ume MONL KIROSiNi 55 N Y A U . "H OH E s t y l e * SOLD 1XCLIISIYB.Y M hto Bcore, lob dea^f to hbar even the BOLTON LAKE ANDO^ lake '' Include an- Additional. 35 cente Now avaUabiq—'Jie l9o5 Neiedle- GOOUNG .LEVERAGES «H| aend an Inpraaaiva dalagaUon. fernsh-cutUng technique and for- prolonged accleim. with yqur pattern order for the work AMMun printed in attraettre aad maka glamorpua prepeeala, 'Ynuto, and quits amaaed, ia truth, In hto ascent to the ptmuMie Jateat toeua o f our pattern caU - eolore. It cootaina 56 i.eges of Frieos vary ^T'Wadilaga, Beethoven oUmbed over n u iy [QEOILXI ‘ log, Banic FaMiioii. The (Rtrlag m tU k w aa ve Cecoed te tarn dawa U ' find ouraelvSa entirely without COVENTRY LAKE COLUlblA LAKE ly deoigno-^-plua 3 gift BoMh s a i Osi JOHNSON fortnidabie buTlere. Hto father ~ .aa4 summer '55 toeue to filtod dkvctlotia printed In , b o ^ ra a e i r a a l. ttMg mUamthl m oum . we bow uft* 6H MAm ^ MAMCtanSR wRh aB ait, sew-easy atylan. - Vtasty s i Ysi -s' \ V I- ■ - t X .N w ■ t* *C'-* ' EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY. JULY 16. 1985 MAKCSESTBR EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTIBB. CONK. SATURDAY, JULY 16, 1958 w j j a B W t m ■•¥![. 0 ',.|. ... . 'f " ' " "" ' ...... I /.V "N d vice-presidents, served at direct' to th e, exchuijgo depart- aHtase BUGS BUNNY this: bar unle.ss accorhpanied by men.t? Angwtr to froviout Puysl« •owwv. \| P AtKV.MfU/ THAT their parents." . 16th U.S. l»resi<|«nt ■•nr « ui IM*' ■ . — _Wlf*—Why did. you give that « O T W lO QH t H I Sense and Nonsense .im VMSCAU/ Salesgirl, (handing package tojchecit' room girl a dollar tip? ’ Golf ion tustomer) — Do you want tO taker Husband—Liook at the hat she ACSOM 47 Cdbic meter this with you, or shall I send Ui gave me! 1 Diner—Bring me another aand- boys, And told them they played 48 Pewter coin 1 Nickname of of Malaya wlch, pleaae. even better than the boys in his leth UE. I! ii IPI Waltrese—Will there be any­ owm band. 50 Number CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER President, Brooklyn Star Legion Thied Bafleman* O utfielder' thing el*e? "Honest —— " 51 Danger Oleksak Plays Jack und 52 Hen product m Diner—Yest a paper weight. Mother—What Hid your father 4 He w'as bom i The last sandwich blew away. , say when he fell off the ladder? 53 Worm n ...... in a log :----- 54 Large plants Like! Junior—Shall J leave out the in Kentucky ' Art WUkie Jr. Starter 55 Legal p1ng again, ’ one of hft Club 'CMmpionship, considered ManclMSter Optici^ » . , S' 1 In the flrat, two In the aecond and BbttUipair JaHfla Hsdiund ia U19 3 Lure 23 Dealer in dry . spur with them. We had gone along friends remarked to her; "Don't 13 Solitary tj^ big one of the lummer tourna­ PoUc* A F ir s ...... '>, 2 1 a d M aiwle talUoa in the Anal twO probabla pitGUnC cholca fo r th* 14 Brazilian 4 Head coverlfljg goods i9 Compound Speneer Rubber ...... E l tnnlnga. Both teame managed eev- Very well and were proceeding yohi see that it Is a very dne thing 5 Winged y 25 Having snllers ether ment schedule for members at tl enhita. local A m e ric M L ^ o n Junior basae t(f bear, the name of a man who macaw Manchester Motors . . . E A very stirringly to the end. A t 6 Irk 20 Palm lily 40 Eagle's nest Manchester Country Club, will -Feahler gave up alx walka and ball toam toinoitag(/‘* aftamooB the final note I brought my baton ran no longer make a fool of him­ i s Make lace 16 Analyze a 7 Insert'-' 30 Babylonian 41 Small tine* at stake Sunday when A rt Hapless Manchestar M e t'o ^ A fannad night while loaer Jack Reid when Ooadi 'W a l^ -^.^rtln's down with a great flourish and self? deity 44 At this place sentence 8 B o r f i 4r.. tee# o ff agalnet Prafik Olek- failed for the fourth etralght time aleo ragiatered eight atrlkaouU chargM entertain PanlolaoR^at / turned around to acknowledge the 33 He freed the 47 Seaport (ab.) wMJe walking four. Doug flecor Diner Here, waitress, take this -17 Perched 9^Bk pends to gein a victory In the aecond 3:80 at Mt. Nebo. The locala applause of the audience. V was /■'ne^lessly ----- 48 Measures /sak. A 38-hole m^ten will decide collected two aafetlee for the vic- about to bow low with a broad chicken aw'ay; K's as tough as a 18 A-Uptoe round of the American League at not afford to loae befbro raeotlBg''^ 20 Used by -io Biblical mount 34 Foreigners of cloth the 1955 d la ^ Waddell Field last night ss Man- tora and,Howie Cody aleo craahad unbeaten WlUimantie in tha smile of appreciation, when I paving-stone. two MU for celUr-dwelllng An- heard behind me aevcr'nl lonesome Waitress- Maybe It's a Plyin- Eisenhow^' Wilkie, Iddal real eetate man, chsster Optical broks a 2-3 Us In league's. finale Wednesday night T will bp/after hie second Club aaldi'a. additional notes rendered by thejouth Rock, sir. ' , 21 To be (^ .5 & 9 i6 the lest of the Sixth , to trip the in ths 'mread City. And tha locate 1 r 1' 6 7 Chatnpionahip. He annexed the Monday nlghLat 8 o'clock Aceto must upset WUlHaantic in order trumpet and the trombone. M y I • — “ 22 W it h d ^ cellar dwellers, S-3. Big Obn Oar- title in 1948 following a A Sylveater hattlMi^ Norman’a to tie fo r the league tltte and the low bow became nothing more A Urge business firm had gained '24 Go^through iT 13 iN rler'e stnglS 't».ahortstop with two Menaaa's (It) than doubling‘ up with laughter." a reputation for advancing rapidly a needle’s eye delicate heart operation. Several down-Scored Erank Ziebaith from 0 eb r k no a a rM chance to represent thalr dtetrtet I ■SCOT, lb .. in tha forthcoming playoffs. An as.sociate adds that he was | its younger men. One of jthe 2^pproach ts h fi weeks ago A rt waa one of three third base to jprovide the nwrgin 3 T 1 1 0 V, u Manchester club members who Poe, H ...... 1 3 1 0 1 0 0 By far Fbnin's.moat effaettva with Paul Whiteman on this oc-1 embittered older men'' prevailed .27 Hops’, kiln of victory. The win upped Optical Antonio, lb qualified for the Connecticut State ...... 1 1 1 3 d o 1 twlrlar to dal4; Hadlund aporta a rasion and has never seen him j upon the owner of a bar adjacent 28 Feline gnlmal W '>//,f' to it half gams bulge over ^Uce Pesbier, p , ...... 3 1 1 1 0 0 1 30 Bitter vetch Amateur Tournament. ' A Fire and Spencer Rubber, while ■onpa. c ...... 1' 1 1 10 1 O F four won and ona teat record and laugh so heartily in his life. to the building to post the follow- Glaman, 3b ...... 3 1 0 0 0 0^0 31 Roof flnial tr 23 Mt Afaking his first start in the the MotomMn remained in fourth oreene, ipf .. Dave Oolaa Irv Aaguat" boaata m aamed run avarago o f Afterwards, he went to the tw o! ing sign: ...... 3 1 1 0 0 0 0- 32 Babylonian finals, Oleksak has, like Wilkie, position, threa games behind the LaRnae, rf ...... 3 0 0 0 0 0 n 1.17 in 97.. and ona-thiid innings. Hutson. If sky god ■■ th n been playing great golf this sea­ pace eetters. 0 1 1 0 0 Hsdteftd hak-gtyan up Just 15 Mte P iW'Wf son. Frank waa away from club The loeers jumped to S'quick 1-0 Touts ...... and 17 w alksw t^ noteliiiig 87 - BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDIN(^OUSE wUh MAJOR HOOPLE 33 Out of danger ...... 34 10 7 15 4 1 3 OUT OUR/WAY 3S Gaelic events for two. years but is now lead In the top half of the second AaMMI'a.III strikeoutei Rtetathka^ra RonMa i back and has made his presence as Bryan Krause walked end came ab r h po a e rbl Simmona 'and Kenny Irish Frill ba , 38 Charm r k * 1 0 0 1 North Ends Top Herm’s "ibo SAID THAT ■WOULDN'T - 40 Revokes a felt in several major events. all the way around to score on an 0 0 0 3 0 ready fo r relief duty. KIP OF VOOR& I * , 8 6 t H e '"Each Won 'Three M ich es Sertnr, If ...... 3 0 0 0 0 0 Low Team Bat Mark ' % legacy w 35 5T error and two passed balls. W. Pyler, If ...... VMORKINO HISNUK/ A\Y WORD f t WAYENyT BEEM isi THIS I b e e n Each player was credited with 0 n 0 0 0 Catcher Eddie WpJicki and aborts- - HASN’T 43 He also was fir I % Optical responded 'With, a run In Cody, ss ...... 3 3 0 1 I 1 THUOUOM COLLE6E.' SlMCe X VISITED IT WITH VlCE-PCES- threep victories In gaining' atop Alan Cole, .440 and Sl e e p i n g called the % r w r the home half of the frame to knot Provost, Sb. lb 3 1 3 1 0 O' On Unearned Runs 5-1 k n O iv EPUCATEP lOCHT 'COpLIDSe — HAR-RUMPH/-—*- finals. Wilkie disposed of Doc Mc­ A. Pyler, 3b 3 1 1 1.3 ] ,467, raapactivaly, w ill ba aspaetad O N POOl. ---- - SpUtteg the score. The Opticians tsUlled EXPECT MORE t h e IslAHE 1$ MArJOR AMOS BARfJABV Kee, Fred HcKone and Sav>^2la- 1 1 3 0 1 to Bupply tha nacaaaary power a t TABLES, BUT r Hi v\ >|5 again in the third to mova to a 2-1 D. McKenna, lb ., 1 0 3 0 0 0 PAY THAN A LABORER,] HOOPLE ANO MV TASTES REiJUlEe 43 Pronoun ''M vareila. Oleksak defeated Mbby TWTUOHT LEAOL'E straight Mt of the night, a single tha plate. The bard-hittliw d'uo,. BUT CAN'T YOU 6ET T H E Y ALU 48 Swedish . lead. George Black opened thd in­ J. McKenna, 3b . . . . l 0 0 0 1 0 COMMODIOUS QUARTERS AND A , T .H . a s . A a M l SSL 'LAFrancis,^\Ken Gordon and Stan Keith, rf ...... 1 0 0 0 1 0 Standings to right, that rolled on through the along with leftfialder Steve Cooper, HIM TO OlVE US w a l t z i n jT % Teammate Oil Hodges (leftl and manager-Walt Alston of the ning as he was hit by a pitched l a r g e e d a l o w e r f l o o r / e^,. twiwi— aeiii.M. Bycbolskl. rf ...... 1 o 0 0 1 .0 W‘ L Pet. lua alao knocked home 15 rune. JUSTA LITTLE OF B — , HERE Matezak. \ Brooklyn Dodgera carry Jackla Robinton from the Held After he had. Stansfleld. c ...... 3 infielder’s legs, both runners com­ 481 1 shot i ball- aiM advanced to second end 0 S 1 0 0 British Americana .. 3 1 .750 ing all the way around to score. Aa a unit, the loeate are batring THIRP<------LtK& : ST S 52 Defending d-h a m p i o n Holly injured his left knee during batting practice. 'The Dodgers were third oh a passed ball and ground Uent|1corc,' ll< •• 1 "Why carry on to about buying tMcota? After ail. the iGood Maitdly was unaMe to play his first North Ends ...... 3 1 .750 Pinky Hbhenthal was safe at first weak .238 but have aeored 44 NINE ,1 warming up for a game with the Cardinals. out Wayne Reynolds best out an oomnwntetore tay the Rueeiane are taking a more Friday- 55 round match and HMt by default Totals r i 7 7 16 S t 4 S t. James' OYO . . . . 2, 3 .400 on another bopt, and also ared runs compared to 15 for the ap­ 54 a—Tripled for Stansfleld in Bth. FAROLHC 1985 f infleld single to drive in Buck with / frifriendiy ...... attitude t** end was elim inated^om any fur­ Norman a .; ...... 400 43x—10 Herm’a Camera ...... 1 4 .200 when Dave Golaa poWered a triple position. ther play. two ewey. With the sacks loaded Ansaldl'a ...... 330 l U — 7 to right. Golaa ended the night's The tecals started their aaaoon 3B, Reid. A. Pyler, Cody, Zoppa: 3B. Should. Wilkie Win he will be­ in the fourth. Carrier hit Berube scoring by crossing the dish on a with three straight triumphM be­ .with a pitch to force in"e run and Poe, Rentllcore: SB. A. fVIer, McCal- Four unearned runs in the last PRISCILLA’S POP Bitter Truth BY AL VERMEER come the sixth member to win the Ntw k Tits Honit Run Record flrey, Startor. Provoat, Secor: DP. Hut­ half of the sixth inning last night fieider'a choice play. fore playing a 4-4 atatemata with honor two or n)6re times. Mandly knot the score again at 2-2. This son to Secor: UOB, Nornun'a 3, An- Nsrik Bad* (5) 'Victory over Moodua, tha boat nine "JUST ilM k,_^TT^S" asldl's 7: BB. Reid 4. Feihler 6; SO, enabled the North Ends to down at) T h po a e rbi YES. AND WEEKS reigned in 19^46, 1952 and ^54 set the stage for Carrier’s ' game Herm's Camera 5-1 at Mt. Nebo. dfcppril a 5-2 decision to the , ;WO WEEKS= K s FROM r e o M NOW AFTER THAT YDLPLL ■winning smash in the sixth., Reid A Peahler S; HBP, D. McKenna; f'nle. ss ...... 3 (I n 3 0 O 0 'Two-Ume winners were Elarl BaU- WP. Reid 2. Peehler; PB. Boppa. The _thlrd_4rlijmph in four starts , Wilson, i h ...... 3 0 0 3 0 0 0 Thread City comtitne. Fortin’a SCVEREP 1'LL.BEIJP AT THE LAKE. BE BACK AT THE ■the Opticians’ strong pitcher Stansfleld; IT. Mullan, McGbehab: eieper in 1934 and 1939, brother Dodgerg Check Slump earned the N'oithies a’ tie fbr the t coo^r...... "f lb .. 1 L 1. 1 0 0 O squad has bounced bock artth. three FENCE iFINQ AND FISHINS! j OFFICE, QRINDIN© tied this year's strike out mark for Scorer, Williams; Time. 1.33. Cooper, .11 ,... 3 3 3 1 0 0 straight wins over Eiut Hwtfotd. z: FIO»Tfr • y AND SWEATlNUS! Paul Bnllai^per In 1936 amd 1938, top spot in th eT w i League along B. August, r .. Ray FYaser in 1940 and 1941, A rt the American League by whiffing with the idle BriUth Americans. N. HonsnthsI, c Moodcs and RodcvUIe to reenaln Wilkie in 1943 and Bobby Ls- 14 while pitching a fine four-hitter ROCKVILLE LEAGUE Hawkra, rf ... one full gams behind teagua-lead- Behind Ace Moundsman Mike Rothman hurled a tremen­ Until the eixbh, the two teams r.oIXa, rf ...... ing WUthnanttc. Francis'ln 1949 and 19.51. Standlnga had been loiXced in a 1-1 tie. The I August, cf , dous game aisp, allowing only W. L. Pet. rase. 3h ...... Another banner crowd is u U - three hits while striking out nine. winners took the lead in the first Koskl.' 31) ...... cipated to watch the tecate in their New York, JiUy 18 (>P>—A year'Tgames. with Joe Nuxhall, one of Kosriuszko ...... € 0 1.000 Bloa-,.p ...... Mike also led the batters with two inning on Steve Cooper's t-wo-out league'finale at home. Tosnorrow’s ago, Don Newcombe's failure was the All-Star game heroes? hitting lA C ...... S 3 .500 double, and two successive errors hits.'. Totals ...... 24 5 4 21 5 1 0 con.eri. will he nine innings wMIs Bank Victors, one of the reasons Brooklyn lost a three-run homer and scattering Moose ...... 2 4 .333 by Herm'a first baseman Dick La- . Reynolds took a base hit away Elks ...... 1 » .166 Herm’s Camera II) Wsdnesday# tilt will ba a aaven the pennant. Now% he may well be five hlta before giving way in the Elanune. The Photomen tied it up ab r h po a r rbl inning affair. ..<5000 the most valuable figure in what seventh. from Randy Smith in the fifth by in short order, scoring in the third Maasoy. 3b ... 1 2 1 3 •nagging his grounder on the line Little Jimmy Cole and big HaKlesoi),. 3b ...... 3 0 2 1 1 f'nv. THIN6 MOST Tie for Second looks like a Dodger runaway in Baltimore pushed over seven frame on Dick Maa.‘nnii%«n the Motormen’i first baseman pitching talents last night at Rec Tiemaii. cf ...... 3 0 0 10 ALL'M^T UCAGL'B leaving for the Army, and the big inning in as many games,at Kan­ Errors Hurt Shea Shea, p ...... ;... 3 0 1 1 3 PFS Increase Smndlngs righthander's return last season, sas City with one double and sev­ made a beautiful grab o f Carl Field aa the Moose were defeated Bren Shea, who hurled ir-'fine Fratu*. ss ....J,... 3 0 0 0 3. LSFIamme. lb ...... 3 0 0 3 0 AI ? >•'” ♦'OP Show Must Go On BY HAMLIN W L Pet was to have clinched a third en singles. Kohler's liner, also in the fifth. 3-1 by Kosciuszko in a no-hit con­ game in a losing cause, was clipped T u e s d a y the Motors will try test. The game waa hard fought Coleman, x ...... 1 0 0 0^0 'OH,HE'S ALWAYS ) VVELL, IVE GJT THE KEN WINSTON BY JERRY SIEGEL add MIKE ROT 'First National Bank • .9 0 1.000 straight flag for the Brooks. But 15th Mound Win tor three hits in the fatal frame League Lead Manchester Trust ... .5 4 „555 on top of Roy Campanella's in­ Newk really h,d himself A day. again to gain their initial win., and played in the record time of after .scattering three bingles over Totals ...... 27 1 7 14 11 5 1 BEEN TOUCHY / MACWNE READY TO against - the tough Spencer Rubber' one hour and 10 minutes. B.-ColWnan struck out lor.: LaPlamme WANNA BET; TH E MKANWHIUK. THE WAl-LS/ Beaupre M otors...... 5 4 ..555 juries, Newcombe was only a 9-8 It was his ISth’ victory. against the firat five frames. Errors be­ In 7th 1 BRING HER BArOC. nine, first round champs. The winners pushed across a WHEN HE HEAVED S A T E 'E TMCy'RE CLOSING Nassiff Arm s ...... 2 7 . .222. pitcher and Brooklyn was only a one defeat, and he had two singles hind him cost him the game. Harm’s ...... 001 000 (^-1 INTEEMEDIATK LEAGCS INOwiFVou'LL Just runrt%rup. OfMIral (J) run in the bottom of the second North Knda ...... 100 004 x-r-8 OF C O U R S B , WE'LL' T H A T RO CK .OCKEO/ A G A IN / HBLP! Elks 1 7 .125 and a double in addition to .the With one out in the slxj.ji. Pinky . StawUaga KEEP AN EVE ON Newcombe’k .making up for all AB R H PO A E inning on one hit and tw o errors.- 2h, Cooper: 3B. Cooper. Masaoy. W I* Pet. HAVE TO MAKE e x p e r t l y , t h e HELP/ > home run that tied a National Zlebarlh, 3b ., .1110 2 Hohenthel started the winning Colas: SB. B. Auxukt. Wojcik; . DP, ^«XEEN| that this season. He was one of Reynold*, lb . The Moose carat back In the top' rally iwth a tingle to right. He Blow. Knskl. WiliOn: PACkeU. La- Police ft Fire see* • S 1 .857 CERTAIN FIRST EX- b a l l p l a y e r League record for pitchers. He Blanchard, cf 01 I*a 0 Twirling a neat three-hitter, the big guys in Brooklyn's fast 0 0 0 0 0 of the third to tie the score. With Flamitie: BB. Shell; SO. Shea.4. Blow Bantly's O il...... 5 .714, THAT VAN OORBN g a v e h is jew v Harry Roy pitched the Manchester drove in three runs in the Dodg I'arrier. p ___ moved to second on a wild' pitch. 6; WP. Shea: U, Boldur, BUum; Scor­ SfCoCU get away, and now that injuriea Kelley, ns...... 0 10 10 one out. Tommy Egan drew a base Roy Mtetora...... 3 dOO 18 r e a l l y ID E N T IT Y Trust into a tie for second place era' 16-hit attack on five St. Louts I 0 .1 0 1 Cooper followed with his third er, Enxiand; TUne, 1.56. have stowed the Dodgers a bit. hurlers. Two of the RBIs came in^ Barry, r ...... 0 0 J4 1 0 on balls. Following a strikeout, Pontlcellt’s '• ...... 1 a43 KUARG/ A W A Y ' WicfoY b.v defeating Nassiff Arms 8-3 la.st Newcombe's become the stopper. Morlsriv. If-. 0 0 0 0 0 Elliott Shlmkowitz lined sharply % the. eight-inning outburst when he Buck, rf ...... night In the Alumni League at the 1 0 0 0 0 He halted a three-game Brook­ Kehler. 2b .... to rightfleld, Jackj^ Czemecki Scoring a 7-1 win over Roy Charter Oak Park. chipped in his homer and a single. 0 0 I 0 0 lyn .slt.imp yesterday, both on the Hal Schumacher of the N e w could not handle the ball and Motors test night at the West Side % Exploding for four quick tallies ToU lt ...... 20 5 ^ mound and at the bat. Newcombe York Giants set the N L homer for 3 3 is ~2 *3 Egan went all the way to third Oval the Intermediate League- In the first inningy the Trust gave scattered eight St. Louis hits and Nelors (2) biiee. With Bob Lanz at bat. Yankees^ Relief Pitching H ariy Roy a ^ditifortable margin pitchers in 1934 and Boston's Jim AB R H PO A K leading Pohee ft Fire upped tu when the Cards got close, touched Tobin tied it with six in 1942. Curry. 2h ., ...... 4 0 fk 1 1 o Jimmy Oole committed a balk flrat place advantage to oaw full with which to,Work. He retired the off a six-rdn rally with his sixth Turner, c ...... 3 0 0 » 0 0 which permitted Egan to score first 11 mep''to face him in order. Cleveland’s Wes Ferrell set the Rothman, p ...... 3 0.3 0 2 0 Showing Signs of Cracking game over Bantly'a Oilsra. Dlimie homer to wMn 12-3. Coupled with major league mark, within Newk's Ftah. lb ., ...... 2 0 0 5 0 0 the only run for the losers! . Slnunona handinrired tha Motora The first dian to reach first was Milwaukee's 1-0 defeat at Phila-- Seelert. 3b range, with nine in 1931...... 3 1 1 2 0 0 In the bottom of the tMrd, with three Mta, two in the flrat Ronnie Pbckicti on a fielding mis- delphia last night, that put Brook­ B Khfc^e. 8 ...... a 1 1 0 1 0 Cole put the Kosciuszko Club out / cue. He advanced to second on an- With their lead back in shape: Smllh.-cf-.^...... 2 0 0 .0 0 0 B.V/4^AYLE TALBO t. , pen to the one-time runaways. In­ fram when the losers tallied their BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Wovir! BY EDGAR MARTIN lyn 11.'1 games out front again. Brooklyn's main' worry now may Ba. Krause. If ...... 2 0 0 0 0 1 front to stay when he belted one / other boot. This set up the first Muriy Dickson cooled off the Berube, rf . New York, July 16 t/Pi-iiall it juries and irinesaet hsivs cut them only marker. be the New York Giants, who con­ 1 0 0 0 0 0 of Tommy Hepton's fast bails fun for the loosers as -Jinr Braves, who had won 19 of 26, Camposeo, a ...... >►.. 1 0/0 0 0 0 dow-n to a .500 pace lately, and the Dave Turkington drove home the tinued their rdvival by grabbing high and far over the leYt center- a hunch, but we have a strong is not in .‘Ight. iValt Alston VdQWi. Mfeacham hit a single after Uan giving just three bits. : A wadk. field -fence tor the first home run flrat. twp runa for tha PFa In the BUZ SAWYER BY K U ir c r a Is e third place rro'm CHIcagd with a -Tolals ...... 40 *1^4 17 II "i ”l that when " tliV ^current [doesn't kiifxiv who’s going to start iR-hOWtV.VtXfe Banivage had reached first on a and Marv Blaylock's triple pro­ ^ UKYnpoREo fanned for Berube In € flrat frame following a walk to 5-S victory over the Cubs. Cin­ in hl.s Little League career. The where until he checks the.hospi­ W N \ \AlOW! , fielder's choice. Two more runs duced -the run in the eighth as Opiics; ...... oiYflQ i-3 Kosciuszko added another mark­ pennAnt races «?nd and the experts Dave Heyart end Simmona' double. VirTME cinnati whipped Pittsburgh 9-1, in no'." o...... O’b IOb-2 begin looking back to see what tals. K Three-Eon FIftti came in the fifth on a walk, hit and Lew Burdette lost a. six-hitter. RBI, RpynoldR. rarrl^r, Rd’rub^- er In the bottom of the fifth which an error. The final tally resuUed.ln the other N L game: tying St. 2BH. Zisbsrth, SB. Svsfvrt. B, Krstiss, happened and when, the week of Carl Eraklne, the club's brilliant The winners added single tallies Vnt?. .iOWSfol Qtcm! The Yanks caught 'U p with Louis for fifth place. proved to be unnecessary. Al- righthander,, will be out for at the sixth in a walk, a passed ball Cleveland's 3-3 lead in the ninth rurrv: LOB. Optical 1. Motors: BB. though, the Moose w » t hitless they the All-Star game will mark the In the third and fourth frames and and a fielding miscue. • In the* American. New York Rothman l, Carrier 5: SO. Carrier 14, pivotal point of their observa­ least 10 days with an aching erm. iced the verdict with a' three-run , on Eddie Robinson's three-run dumped Cleveland to third with a Rnthfnan 3: HhP, Rothman (Buck) put up a rugged game. Hepton Lefty Johnny Pixlres has shoiflder Bases laraded iMable homer off Early Wynn. Then Erv earner (Berube): WP. Rothman: PB. pitched a fine aig-hitter in a losing tions. , outburst In the flfth stahsk T^uk- / 4-3 decision in 10 innings. Chicago' Barry 3. Turner 3: U. Trier.- Bagley: There wasn't a great deal of trouble. That leaves only Don For the victors. Bob Stocks' hit Noren smacked Mike Garcia for cause. Ington led the PFz at the' flish took over second, 4 >7 games Im - Scorer. Watacjn: Time. !:(». play, what with the three;d8y New’botnbe and BiUy Loot ot the with two Mts. A bases-loaded double in the first the home run that won in the 10th. Ka»cla«ska. 'll! Inning, driving In three runs. Prior hind the Yanks, by edging Wash­ AB R U PO A K break ■ for ' the clasaic in Mil­ club's big four to try to stave o ff Roy's lime tally wai produced ' Two ^ineamed runs in , the first ington 5-4. Baltimore whipped I.NTEB.VATIONAL LEAGUE of the preeent IVeztern invasion. Roy to Stacks' hit. Pat Mistrettf^ had CoIf. tt. D ...... waukee, yet the week just ending when AJ OiurlUa singled, moved X and A1 Rosen's homer fell short Kansas City 8-5. Rain postponed Standings hae been as full of sign and por­ Campanella's bad knee hM iqended walked to force in the first run tor the Tribe, with Tom Morgan leOfan, 3b ...... to second on Roza Oowlea' tacrlflce of the game. Single markers were Boston at Detroit. W. L. Pet. JAYErKuckus. p. lb . tents as an aalrologcra’ conven­ to the extent that he’a back in the the winner in relief. Hewitt. , c , ...... and scored on Glen Merrer’s sin- ' picked up iln the third and the Maya Hite Hard Lawyers .... ____. 2 0 1.000 tion. If either the league-lead­ Ijneup, but. no one can aay how gie. " . Chiw>x Beat Cousins ParEonE, 2b ...... sixth. The third saw Stocks col­ The Giants moved up 14 ti games Aceto A Sylveater ... 1 0 1.000 Roberii. lb. MS...... ing Yankees or Dodgers falls by long his potent bat will be avail­ Bob Kennedy's two-run triple'in Nq^rinan’s ...... 1 ,1 .500 Monday night the PFz meet Pon- lecting his second double and behind Brooklyn by winning their rzarneckt. rf ...... the wayside. It will be a cimdi to able this time. JaMtie Robinaon ticelli's and Wednesday's scheduled the ninth won\or the White Sox, Ansaldi's...... 0 3 .000 Dowerewfe*. irf ’J u 0 0 0 0 has steady aches snd sprains. Git fourth RBI after Roger Amirault's eighth in the last nine.'Jim Hearn Smith.. 2b recall ihac-this. was the point game betwMn Bantly’s and RUy *. who trimmed thh Senators for the took his ninth triumph after New leabHe. rf 0 10 0 Hodges.feels tired all over.- double. ' ‘ ...... \ ... 0 0 0 0 0 0 when their -slip began to show. have been advanced: to Tuesday ' The final tally was made on n th straight time and knocked York scored four runs in the first Another protest was lodged last To be more specific,' both , the Meantime, the other clubs are JEFF COBB BY PETER HOFFMAN night in the International Little Totals night. Terry Swoimson's walk, a stolen the Nats into a Virtual tie with inning. Willie Mays^ 'til now s 3 6 IS T 3 local clubs have come to the reali­ playing better ball than they did League as Norman's defeated win- Pelle* * PIN G) base and Mistretta's single. Baltimore for seven^ plaoe. Dixie humpty-dumpty for Cub hurlers. zation • within the pasl few days when the Dodgers' were hot and „ . ... ab r h DO a e rbl DO I HAFTA ' NO, MU2Z... IT PROBABLY BOCKEY FINN Howell won in relieK,after Johnny got 3-fpr-3. Jim King homered for leas Ansaldi's 10-7 st Verplanck Efan. 3h .... that the' pitching which held them healthy. Sparked by Willie Maya* He»«ri. lb ...... f a J V o 0 1 WEAR A TUX, BY LANK LEONARD A ll of the Trust's runs were ac- Buflai. lb .... ^m m oih. p ...... 4 1 1 0 1 o 1 WOULDN'T MATCH YOUR HA Schmitz and loser Chuck Stobbs the Cubs, who had.Itesdy Jackson, School. The protest was filed after up through the first -half, of the return to last year’s form, the - counted for by Stocks and Mls- the game by the losers after win­ Rhtmkowits. r Turkington. c ...... 4 0 3 T O 0 3 tretta. The three batters to solve held the Sox hiUess foh, six frames Dee Fondy and -Hank Sauer on the lefnt, sf ...... race has in large measure gone to Gjants ahow.aerioua aigna of (Mim­ B. Kosnsy 3b ...... 2 1 1 3 1 1 0 until Kennedy connects bench in a lineup switch that ning pitcher Bud Feahler was used Hepton, ss ... pot. The Dodgers.’ plight became ing to life again. It's been a week Hubbard c f ...... 3 2 1 0 0 0 1 the offerings of Rdy_, were Dave in the flfth and final inning. Fesh- Edmonfls. 3b Jaslowskt. if . . . . i . . 3 1 0 2 0 0 0 The Redlegs ran up \a 28-run didn't keep Chicago from - losing so alarming that they resorted to to keep In, roihd. (latM. 2b ...... 0 I 3 0 0, 3 Solomonson, Meacham arid Joe ler had already worked two in­ Wlnrhell. rf . total against the Bucs two its eighth in 11 games. ' Slots. If ?.... the , emergency mea.sure yester­ •• ...... J 1 0 1 0 1 0 Camposeo. nings this week and a Little T r » l («) Gifford, c ... day of yanking in two untried Wrbb. rf ...... 3 0 0 0 0 0 .0 League ruling states that ho pitch­ C. K«ehsy, rf ...... o 0 O' 0 0 0 ^ ah r h |Hj a e rbl Totals ...... rookie ihroy.ers. A club doesn't Pi^rsoD. 2b .... er is allowed to work more than 10 1 0 18 3 Kosciuszko . on 01x~3 do that at this juncture unless it’s Kwaxh. rf .y..., six Innings a week. But Norman's Moff ...... Bwlrmison, r\ rf ...... 001 OOO- 1 National Chanips did not have another ^wirier and , HR.. Cole; - . DP. Budal. unrassistedf' really in trouble. Amirauft. rf.\c Churilla. 3b ...... *4 5 ^ ^ 0 V * 0 Mi.: U, CtiemFlewskl. Yaiike. that their- two bullpen standbys, ...... » Longfrltowl Jb Legion vs. Daniel.son, 2:30 -Mt. ______'Si:- OuatAfaon; m . cf ..,3 0 0 3 0 0 0 man team, winners of the 1955 Nebo. Jim Kon.'ilanty and Tom Morgain, Y,I:STEBnAV’8 RE61LT6 Kadnskl. lb ...... I O 0 # 0 0 0 had lost their^ magic touch, appar- NaU*aal CAltioun. tf •; ,...), t' 0 0 0 0 0 0 Totals ...... 5 « 5 31 10 6 S Great Eastern Skeet Champion- Monday, July T 8 Philadelphia I. Milwaukee 0. Twprdy, If 4 ....< 9 0 e 0 o 0 0 Nassiff • (4> ships at Lordship in June will be Gros-ites >s. Case's, 6:30 enll.v the, victim of overwork the Bmokh n 12, B(. -Louis 3. Nell, lb ... } ’o 0 7 0,0 0 ab r h po a e rbt, past three,, months. Also that n*k». c .... SolomonyoR. 3b ....*4 1 1 o 3 0. o on hand to defend its 1954 Connec­ Charter Oak! New York 5. (Tilnazo 3. — ...... 3 0 0 8 0 1 0 Smash Plot to Dope Horse their star lefty, Whiley P'ord, had Clncinnali 9. PittsburKh 1. r\n\Fv. 2b 4 0 u 1 1 0 0 ticut, team championahip at the Aceto A Sylvester vs. Norman’s, .Amerl(nB Total* ...... 34 I ? 18-0 1 1 Pockeiu c 3 1,0 7 0 0 0 Americain Legion Skeet Club, Rea­ gone extremifly unretiatile'for no p. a p. .... p. as .... 2 1 0 1 3 0 0 6-;,^erplanck. j N»w York 4, Cleveland. 3 (10). ...,.-....1 .. 301 ISO X—7 CAPTAIN EASY Cleaned Up BY LESLIE TURNER gan Rd.. Rockville, .bn Sunday. known reason. ' ' ' , Baltimore 3. Kanus City S. Motor-s • MFRchsm. ss. cf... 3 0 1 1 3 0 1 iiflfs vs. North Ends, 6:30— 3b. Sim'm'onsf'BAc ! (jowlea. Gagnon; FRECKLE^ AND HIS FTKIENDS Wiise Man'; BY MERRILL C. BLOSSER SrhlmmRl, If .3 0 0 0 0 0 0 ■The tournament, which- wifi At AHington Race Track Morgan and Konstanty ap-. Chlpaxo 5. Washininon 4. „ THBtEWMettE Afa».NW»AY, Oval' .Bostnn-Detroi). rain. . ■ IX)B. .Motors 4: Police ft Plre 3: BB. F9B. m QounpiNr Spicrr, rf ,1 0 0 0 0 0 0commence at 10 a.m. and continue peared. -betv^een them, in 60 of 'STA.'«UINU8 Provoat 6, Cowl** 3. Slmniioiik -ft; BO. TKSr DRECTOK w a INI KUOW HOW TiE*N0KrH om a* WHEN Campos^o.-i‘f. cf . 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 Police A Firs vs. Ponticelli’S, Simmoi)* 5. Provoet 3,O w lte.3: HlU Tnmlinfion. lb ... .1 0 0 s o 1 0 throughout the day, will draw top Milwaukee, July 15 UP) — L lttilj the Yankees’ first 85 games and I NsUeaal Wtaive TOUOIWQN8V nothno wm MaMAMONBOF^ .1 ,0 <>0 0 0 0 6:15—ISfral. trainer and ftwner from W I. pet. GBL off, Provost 4 for 4 run* In i'ihninjM: UBCHMUCAiLr Br#*w(l^r. a ...... shobtera from the northeast sec­ Jim Turneia.' one of seven golfing played a vital part in averting Brooklyn ... 27 cpwle* 3 fora njna.ln 3: WP. Provoat; oiRMortiueMMl Tomhi. p ...... ,-4—0 0 O 1 0 O M edin vs. Green Manor. 6 ,— Bet)to,->IH., and J ack; Roberte, horse what might have become a seri­ W, Slmmonl: U. Vs(»ati, RMisdell; NKOUO with McKAi'lfn. rf .... . 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 tion of the country aa well as the' brothei-s, fired a record shVen un­ klilwaukef . 33 !s63 im Chart.er 'Oak. New York . 41 .&13 L« Provoat: Scorer. Pratua; Time, l:fO. JH0MMI9MI9 best of the Connecticut skeet der par 63 yesterday .that oarrled owntr friim Dearborn. Mich. ous collapse at several polnts- ToU l* ...... 2« *4 3 :ts 5 1 1 shooters. whO will be aiming, for EmanuMs ve. Canter Church, There waa one IS.-game stretch Chicaso .,., •...... i 42 .317 14Hi a—Batted for-Tomlinson In 7th. 6;30 -Robrntton. Cinrinnatt: ,, 43 ,«74 18 Trust ...... 401 010 X—8 individual and team titles c lo i^ to point"of *$35*0^ I ■*** R izzo*em itted "the"plot Ijs f month in which no Yankee St. leruls .19 4.1 Nssslffs ...... 000 121 0 -4 out-of-state shooters. rThe money Ti»Mlay> July • K Golf Tonrna’^ t Milwaukee, ,Uid. implicated the' other.. None .tarter went the route.. P'or the Philadelphia .18 48 .443 21 2b. Stocks <21. Amirst.ilt; SB. Pier­ Elks vs. I ^ s if f f , 6:15--Charter 0|^n Golf Tournammt. ^ 0^ '*>* others would admit nor Piiisburgh . 30 59 ,.337 3014 purses *are open to M l registered ^-year-old Konstanty the burden Aairriran Yesteirday^fi Stars son.'Kwash. Swennstm til. Solomonson Oak A 36 hole toUl of 130 m oyed, jen v the charges (21. SAC, Tomm: DP. Pierson. •Mairt= Abootpra regardleas of residence has .been particularly heavy, and New-, York . . 30 .Wl — and by reason, of the money being Gros'-ites vs\Auto Parts, 6:30— the 1952 PGA titfist past the. (Iiicaao ___ ■ SO'' .13 .602 4',4 chuck: LOB Trust (Si. Nassifts 3; BB. Rizzo znd Rea were seized when it appears to be: telling on him. 51 35 .593 5 Pitching • ■— Murry XMduon. Rnv (2). Tomm (4). Banlvare fit; SO. added by the Connecticut Skeet Charter Oak. first day's leader. Dr. Cary Mid- they turned over >500 to Skinnef, Yankee fans, beginning to view Cleveland .. Roy S, Tomm (Si: Hits,Jiff. Tomm 4 dlecoff. of Klameaha Lake, N. T. B(>ston . 49 37 .570 7 Phiilieg, ghut out .MUwaukag I-O *7 7e»»»for 4 runs In 4 1-3 innlnps; Banivage 1 Sh(x>ting.. Assn, these purses will BA’s VI. Npr\h Ends, 6:15 — who went along with the plot after the situation with some sdarm, re­ DetrfiU- /I... 42 41 .504 121* on throe gtngleg and kept the be considerably augmented. Mt. Nebo. Tumesa, of Briarcliffe, N, T., was Kajveas City 34 49 .424 191* ^ r f for 0 runs In 1 3-3,' WP. Tomm (3); L, informing the etate'a attorney's call that it was approximately a Baltimore 36 55 ...331 » ’« last three innings. \ Tomm. . Members o f the Housatonic Gun Lawyers vs. Ani aldl's. 6 — Ver- out in 31 and back In 32 oyer the office: Skinner wee to gwitch saliva year ago that Johnny Sain's arm par 70 Blue Mound Country Chib. Washington r 57 ,131: » HittlhjT -r- Don figwcombe, 6at4r Club team inciiide’ Igor Pezas, planck. and urine samples which are taken went limp from overwork and' the TUDAV'K UAME8 Dodgera. batted 4-for-5, includ­ Greenwich shooter par excellence, He shot 'a 67 in the first round Natioaal BATTING'LEADER8 . Motor flalee vs. 'Spencer, 6 — as a prc(»ution against etimulat- club, started its skid , into second , Cinrlnnatl « t Brooklyn-,-Pbwl»r (4-5) ing two Mngtes, a (teuble and his who was runner up in the Pan- Waddell. Thursday. ing horns'with dope. place. Up to July 22. Rain had :_!«M»i;ieai.,.iw.i^Tna-u.aM.eii. IN MAJOR LEAGUES vs I.OSS (9-3>. ” • . sixth- home run that tied a Na­ American games at Mexico City Motors -. vs. Banter's, 6:45 — Middlecoff, who matched the Rizzo said Skinner i3’a‘a to have appeared in 3l game.4, ^ of which MllwatOcrr at Nsvf Yhrk—Bpahn (7-9) tional League recoid for pitchera, and took si-xtb in the. International course reccii'd with a 64 Thurs­ va MagltJ\(a,4l. VIC FLINT Guessing BY MICHAEL O’MALLEY By AS84M:IATK0 p b k m i O yal; received another' 1500 after the the Yanks had won 29:..’ Old chew Chicago at Philadrlphia—Hackrr (9-4) while winning hla ISth game in ft THE STORY OP BIARTHA WAYNE And Here’s Dad! BY WILSON SCRUGGS T.eadlns batamen (Based on 300 at Shooting Union ,rWorld‘g Cham­ day, addeii a 67 yesterday and tcete had been completed. TTie horse toba^cc) did -'t win another game vs. Roberta tl3-7). 12-8 rbihp over 8L Louta bats). f pionships at CaEitcaa, 'Venezuela, waa one stroke off the pace at 131. which wee to have been stimulated until .Sept. 19, by which time St. 'leml* at Plttaburgb—Arroyo (10- DEATH H M B LIM ' HEWMEREHeJEAT Not Including night game. during the winter. His wife, Chris­ . HEAVILY FAVORED Chicago. July 16 OF— PertiM 3) va. Dtneee-tl-l). w e w Vn/Rg PUmNEMOEDST EFRNOM Of I [CH.MATT.l WItHirWERCJL Natleaat Leagae waa Golden Apollo, owned by Rob­ Cleveland waa printing World Se­ Anariraa' HlWVK-ANPMC^ T oOn T STAND TM Blt tine, current defending Connecti­ • '' - - ■ - -r ■ -1 smashed an alleged plot to fiope >NMNtdOUTHUKKA/< POOOiVOUR . IwEooEis CAKE tm cAincAEOJt *ooau'.. ^ a a > m ._ Player and Club O AB R H ‘Pci. erta and acheduled to raqe a t A r­ ries tickets. -I - Baltimore at- Chicago — Wight (OO) I >ou DC GEToar.^Youte WpMAN-.SNE MEIVe Campanelia. Bklyu. «7 240 45 W ..34(i cut Women's Champion and win­ Chicago, July 16: (JT-r-AuMralia's a hiyae at Arlington Park ''race Adding to'Casey Stengel’s wor­ vs. BVrd (5-3). ALL B 6 »W PO YOU lACEB dUOEt MlE0OCN,*Rg\iCUNS OentNSB MONO*,HON D o m ’vouiT anoa n o v' ------« 001 ------Ashburii. Phila. . , 74 2i4 43 32 .334 lington next Tueaday. - - Boston at Clsveland—Nixon vi. ’OFUTAiyMONBy aooressT] ner, of the Women'e event at the talcnt-loadsd tennia efew, Winning track yesterday lalth the aid of ries is the fact', that Bob Qrim. iN M R py \ouEUEatfTNs-rHicr HAGIN.. MKDAUST^ ANDVOUHMA^ ACE STU. UF TVm/SOME- Snider. Bklyn. R4 314 75 101 F Also be entered, though not shoot- matches, today was hitarily Board veterinarian. game winner, has a aore arm and Slone (4-10) V*. Kellner (6-7).'^' . WERE AND NOW? ^ ^ O J ^ . iEnT FNEJOE Klusscvski. Cinn.- HI 313 50 103 _ New York at Detroit (3 )—Ford (K M ) ONE SMOCAROL WAS S0I4G Muellrr. N. Y- .*1342 .10 107 . 313 ' ing wiUf Uic Housatonic team. favored to deliver ai clind thing Four men, including., policeman Norwich, July 16 Except ia o f almost no value, and that the and Kuck* (4ri7 vi. Carver (TJI> ao8 taJBD "ID CALL ON Peat. cum. U .325 53 102 .313 Charles Dennis, Bridgeport, and doubles p^ch to win the Amert- ■an<| a fireman, were arrSated and for medaliat Stan Hagln of Pequa- years finally have caught up with Hoeft (4-31. ■ UR- Moon. S t Louis 31 334 43 101 ..312 Ms felibw. tbwnaman .WUliam ean one Da-tvla Cup ahowdown ■ m rs.wwne> Vlrdon, St Louis 74 273 33 34 .MM G i'l'^arged with conspiring to dope buck and "Phil Jones of Stqning- Ed Lopat. EM y Ed used to make Amarican Leagae Devan, 'tratguter bf the CbnnecU- M exico. Horsea..A special charge under the ton, par w h the boss over a' field a caieer of heating Cleveland, but s o o Ek u b s s SA TV E O A TE Itettae,~I>at. S3 .3S 74 134 .370 cut Skeet flhbbUng Assn., piua the bribery etatute involving atMetic of 144 - ^ fe r a entered in die 29th Casey didn't even; start the vet­ Kuenn. Oet . 74 310 54 101 .338 fAther and son combination that ’ n s m s o AJM18T Pbt. Chicago - >83 333 61 110 . » events waa placed agaiAst the men. knnual Norwich Invitation Tour­ eran le fty ' in the two-game set Tuscalottea, A(a. O F t — ■hla- t TliriWEi M cee T tE M » fm lth. Cleve, 3S S3 70 113 J17 has won innumerable team titles All are scheduled to appear in nament Hagln w(m the medal againat the Indians whtoh tnded bania’s football team wUl. meet / ■Doby. Cleve. 73 334 50 33 'SlS in the peat alx years, Cy' and Bob Columbia. 8. C. * H aeema a little early t » begin leza Ueiiriii 1954. Tha Criauon ggsLAP NON-MHi - m m i *V* Vernon. Wash. , 33 ^ 34 33 .284 Osaka^ Japan - J v Bairctt,'AIl-Am arlca fullback; fleiic at UmT (rack. The j^eem iii in lam IJaB ragulatien figurM. Tsorrytiic about (he Dodjgers'wMlt Tide meets Georgia at hams on Pteigan. Kan. City 48 fill 43 SO .MS ama. Japan, ato~ fir Barboutsvllte. W. Va., H lA i A«m.A*MafLt g M idcntlfled at John L N ykau . Jonas, tha ruhnar-up with 71, was tkalr lead atiil la in two fl(urea, Oct. 25 and travria to MoMlo, EeartaW AAJ 8 » S K A pkM. ' at SoDta OanliBSu g Si b othpr teto wars Knock Kea, a tha osily antrant to aqual fir . but thinEE are-bacIhMiif to Jm |>- Ala., on Nov, 5 to play 1\>l8Jia. rr. aFi.s»,rg.* ,sf . * * . ■' \ v-''V ■ ■ ■ . , .. ■ . ..V . 4 ■■ ^ A : ! f. ■ ' G" r j' : -'■A 7.' ? . ■ ' - -I-..' ■ r ‘ ^ . .... ■- V } • . ■ . Vv '■V. .—1, * / . T ■ x > ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, C 0 ^ „ SATUR6AY, JULY 18, 195R -| »6 B T E N ■ r - A tCANGHCSTTSR EVECHNO HERAI jD>,i yiC T E S tE R , CONN., SA'TU^DAY, JULV 16, 1966 PAQiBHitJmi Busin*** LocatioM By P>^GALY aod s h o r t e n - Articles For Sale 45 HowwhoM Good* - . AatomobOcs for Sal* 4 T ^ERE ] OUGHTA b e A LAW ! For R*nr .14 SuRimer Homos For R*nt 67 Houses For Sal* 72 Suburban For Sal* * 75 WOOLEM REMNANTS and rug APARTMENT Sits C-E. rafrigara- IN * GEiBVRC»JET8. d e lux* Encftinpinenr Zinc Contfacl . Strips for-braiding and hooking. tor . exctllanl condition, Raaaon- OFfTQE 8UITB, ax^aUaiit 'daeof,.^. CRYSTAL LAKE, pfhtertront, aix BOLTON—Custom darigned thra* miMtoU, tt90, fuU pric*. M47 Ch«v- Cas^lanca Toll 26 ClasdfM Jars Rug Shop. 55 Talcon Avs„ able. MI. 9-6402. ' / complete facilities. Straiit-'^biid rooms, furnished, privets beach, MANCHESTER bedroom ranch. louMatown rol«t, M«miry; .. tiS. DougUa ROgkviUe. TR. 5-3706. ' i • L ' * rear parking. Rental, tT6. 351 Can- Augfut .8 on. MI. 3-5745 or *-5108. Rollinf Park kitchen, outstanding bathroom, G am bl^ Motora, 8U Main. M iNEYTROMA N6I8TSO OKI SSHainiEMiNft Sp -W t i OQT A jiw Ib & tH ' , i ter St,;t. MI. 9-i—1-1680 or MI,...... 9-3549. colored ftxtores, car port, mnasit* rtiiMMnt AMO eEAimrviMo ime mouoc v^tm-mew AklO » u n « M0Wlj0»i6'rMEM0U«E \ WALNUT BEDROOM aet. 3 chil­ a n t i q u e c r i b , large tool chest. L. COTTAOB, furnished. Private drive large shaded lot. Price re­ !• » FORD TUDOR ”8‘ . RadJo, MI. 8-8190. SPACIOUS Prpfeaslonal Office. aandy baheh, boata. Coventry PI. Six' room complete Cape heater.^good rubb«r. WM. Private V/AUL PAPER- 4TAMIP •ftiAMT AND MAUTlPUL * dren's roll top desks, 3 MottA'O'k duced. Warren E. Howland, Real­ U.S. $350^ Noting Spreads ADVT. Ground floof,-'Main St. \ Ample 3-**25. V ■ Cod with shed dormer, fire> owner, 41 Baldwin Rd. alter * . ruga. 9x22 and 9x10’ ^. Governor tor Ml. 8-1*00, evening* ML Winthrop desk. Tappan de luxe parking, MI S-6000, plice. full baament, high *-S*S», MI. *A(3S. H 0 D 1 I9 p.m. ITLOOKS n PAIR OF end tables, also pair of Wanted To Rent €8 to 4 :S ^ . M. gas ritnge. Many other itema^ MI. elevation, storm windows, (OqxIhiiM* frotB Page Dm ) (C M inei BwH Fag* Om ) s a i A. .OKAVIDMt, 3-8862. > lampi, tier tabli*. MI, 9-3640. ATTRACTIVE corner store at 381 BOLTON—Custom built aix room IN* HUDSON club coupe. Good •UTiPTHAr* Center SL Excellent tocatton, any acreens, amesite drive. Now Andover tiKa; good mechaniral condition. ranches, csirport, amsaife ftitv*. however, when Ben. Sparkman WM <900 business.' Reasonable rent. MI, WANTED—Two-hr S m m apart­ Orandval returned to the koroe- G T l k B Bargain at tTIW. Ml. 9-3803. CX^BR llilLL Antique Shop, Route 'Vacant. Selling for $14,600. Youngstown idtclMn, o ' COPY P U L ABOUT fT 3-5676. ment. John Demko, 374. Oak St. ItVAIa) asked Larson why he can political capital of Rabat , last D AD^T. 6 qnd 44, Bolton. Clearance sale, Rooms Withom Board 59 Ul* bath srith colorad night after appealing for "calm FDR c l a s s ; 1940 PONTIAC beacb wagon, 8 r iA CALL TOE pri^ a at coat. Open dally MI. T. J. CROCKETT, Broker spacious liviqg room with ■went ahead with the Mid-Obntl- Nature’s Work, m o n . t h r u PAPEI^ 9-56f NEW STORE for rent. located at flrsplac* wall, largo (Hiif and triuuiuiUty” in Casablanci and cylinder. Wood in good.condition, BEAUTIFULLY fqrnlahM apkcioua House* For Sale 72 nent contract after Shiicldette'a clamping a * p:m. to 5 a.m.'curfew MAMUef room with complete lijmt houae 123, Spruce St, Ideal for office, Office MI 3.5416 full basement, exeeUca^ 10:30 A. I »75. MI. 9-3253. beauty parlor, drug store, etc. For. report, the former DMPA head re­ on the tense city. ALkfOST\NEW foam rubber nylon keeping facilities available, WiH tlal location, large Not Dinosfaur’ r SATURDAY 9 A covered divan. Two occasional information call Ml. 3-7728, MI. Residence MI 9-7761 ■< plied he felt the mine was needed Obviously shaken by the out­ 1937 FORD Coupe. .Good tirea, re­ rant aingle or double. Children ac- PriccB reduced fo r/^ ck for the nation’s stockpile, adding: built engine. 1800 milea on engine. chairs, tw^end tables, G.R. freez­ 9-1690. breaks of violence, Orandval an­ "n; cepu d (limited). Central. Reason- GREEN MANOR Will consider taldxk your "I decided that it -Vaa worth a TOVB OOOPBBATiqNWi ! 8179. 279 Hilliard St. er, fish aqukrium complete. Rea­ MANCHESTER—Rolling Park. Six In trad*. Warren E. Ho nounced plans for a police riiake- BE APPRECIATED akM. Mrs. Dorsey. 14 Arch StV gamble.’’ Produced Print s o n a b l e ^ ______' Manchester— 11 Crosby Road room complete Cape Cod with Realtor. Ml 3-4*00. up to take effect next week. . ROOM FOR Rent, refined gSntl^ Suburban For Rent, 46 abed dormer, fireplace, full baae­ Clough was not 'available for Steel-helmeted aoldters and “po­ ■vlOM PONTIAC conveiilble, Excel- 20 ’- CONSOLE nt^el T.V., excel comment, but Young defended him, lice last night carried out the cur­ Andover; July 18 (Spaelal) man, continuous hot water, show­ tOCKVILLE, 24 Grove 81.— Well Six room ranch, three bedrooms, ment, high elevation, storm win­ BOLTON, Second Lake—FW* year* Diat MI-3-5121 lent condition. M l.9-90.57. lent condition., v . « r y . ______reasonable. er. Private entrance. 101 Chestnut dows, screens, amesite drive, old, year round, slX' room lak*-- saying "1 have every reason to be­ few order and brought quiet to To the disapjiqintment many, Inquire 37 Autumn"^!. MI. 9-9479. furnished two-room apartment, fireplact, attached garage, alumf- lieve Mr. Clough Was an honorable now vacant. Selling for 314,500, T. front home. Radiant heat, pl^ er- Casablanca streets and squares D f. Randolph W; ChapioialB, dirac* anp single light housekeeping Bum combination windows, vena man.’’ which had ' teemed with armed, COLEMAN FLOOR fuibace. room. Inquire first floor. J. Crockett, Broker. Office Phone ed walla, large knotty piiit llviim 1937\pLX)8.VlOBII..e aedan. good ° “ ®^|l ARGE r o o m , separate kitchen ...... , ______tian blinds, large well landscaped MI. 3-5418. Residence MI. t-7781. room, fireplace, artesisn- well. Larson said he saw nothing shouting mobs of both European tor of Ul* Department of Gaolonr running condition. 326. MI. 3-4663. condition, 340. Toilet tank wrong with the arrangement be­ at Trinity 0>11^, dbqirilad all Loat and Found bowl, 312. Cali MI 9-0173.\ ^ d Gentleman. Park-J ^ n d Q ^ . Three spacious rooms. lot. near schools and bus. Owner Direct from-owner. MI; *-1749, and Morocoar.a. ing. Ml. 3-4724. / : i newlS' \decoraled.\decorai All cbnven' tween R. A. Young and Clough ■ ITie first outbreak of violence belief last night that * dinosaur ^ yiOUND — A place where you can trsnsferred. For appointment to TAKE YOUR CHOICE DRIVE ON Route 15 to Route **, T ilers for Sale BABY'S BATHINET. 37; biUsinet ience-a, Yirst floor. Retired or because Young’s smelter was canle'immediately after the bomb track had been found on Naqr Bo*; aecurc a complete line of knitting FURNISHED ROOM—Near Main I Inspect, evenings or weekend, call • proceed on 89 about IH mile* to> nearest the mine and thus prom­ ripped , through the cafe area with cover. 35; wringer warning St. Gentleman preferred. i l l working Couple preferred. PI. yama And acceaaoriea, atamped machine. 31-5. ,MI. 9-7083. Ml 9-793S. ' MANCHESTER — South first green 5-robm and bAUi, win­ ised the least shipping ex^nse. Thursday. Rioting broke out ton Rd. However ha did oflaiA en­ 9-2170. 9 Hazel St. 2-6694. \ terized dwelling, right oh Lake g o ^ . embroidery cottona and 4 x 6 CAMPYTRAILER, 150. 106; Sacrifice. 314,900 End. 4-room;home. New tile Young’s attorney, John Lane, again yesterday afternoon when couragement of the -valve'of th* tatUng threada. At Your Yarn Chambera St.Nklancheater. bath, cabinet kitchen, dining Chaffee.. Only 36900 buys It. Asso­ said last night the (^"vemment Ac­ a crowd of Europeana marched dtsdovery by poinUng out Cottage St. Phone MI. ciate Realty, Broad Brook. Tal. t’roM'' iklCE. COMFORTABtt room next Summer Hom^s For Rent 67 counting Office (GAO) had in­ toward the French regional ad­ ■tone is something more than Just \ sene stove. Tel. MI. 3-4088. | Z pith for genUaman. MI. 9-3506. room combinatioi), living Windsor Locks, NA. 3-4789. formed him it is withdrawing an ministrative headquarters and another curio with no. scientific or utility tiBil- COVENTRY IjtK^J^Moderh Lake- MANCHESTER GREEN — Large 14x9 RACK room, 2 bedrooms, garag*, ANDOVER-Bolten-Ooventry. Lake allegation that Young's company again last night when Mor.occdns value. , r-PAS8 BOOK No. 75253 er, ruatom < C«ll MI. 5-8623. side cottages>s inrtuincluding boats. custom built six-room Cape Cod, i FUR'^SHED ROOM for a gentle- acre lot, nicely landscaped and large lot.— $8,900. - / cottages, shore front, 35.500 up. (■bid the government 1,167 tons of streamed into the European (]uar- He examined the rock laat night ice ia hereby given that Paaa 17" ADMIRAL T.V., in good con­ Standish. PI. 2-6718. . ter. which waa found in an old stoW A No. 76253, Isaued by The z: dition, Phone MI. 3-8821. man qr working couple. 54 High- shrubbed. Reasonably priced. Others near beach, 32,500 up. Tear sine in August 1952 for a price H i St.i \ Quick occupancy. John 8. Blssell, VERNON—7 rooms, l‘/s round homes, 35,000 up. Colonial cents above the market. Police threw some 16 tear gaa wall on, New Boetoh Rd. and dis­ SaVipga Bank of Mancheater haa ,\uto Driving Sclny)licH ^I 7-A PLANNING A V A C A 'nO .N ? counted the possibility that the beenloat and application haa been How About Cross St., So. Coventry. Tel. Cov­ acre plot. No Central heat. and country homes with acreage. Members of the joint committee bombs to turn back a crowd of Busineti* Opportunities 32 { Help Wanted— Male 36 P l e a s a n t , furnished mbm. suit­ about 10,000 from the adminis­ deep impresslohs on Itsrcurfac* \ -made, to aaid bank for payment of MORTLOCK'S ORSVBiOiNQ '^'School. c ■Bujldinp— Coritractinjf 14 Boats atid Accessories 46 Old Orchard, Mainf'7 / entry; PI. 2-6828. Also chicken and dairy farms said they received a .telephone call able for one adult. Cooking privi- 3ut a big vajue at $8,200. trative .buildings. The rioters might have been made I^ a dino­ t f3~a;yotdit of deposit Loat confidence quickly restored Available last week -July abd 39,500 up. John S. Blssell, Croai from GAO announcing It would syONE. BRICK work and epnerete I C A R V ^ ~ Ha Vr .YOU a rowboat jW* could \eges, M t 9-3884. MANCHESTER— Exc e p t : o n a 1 St., So Coventry. Tel. Coventry. send a aubetitute for one page in atoned the buildiage and police. saur. He based his opinion on three by a akilled, courteous tnatructor.. -,jyork Call -Ml. 9-5451 days. Ml. parts of August Delightful mod­ VERNON— 10 rooms with I FRANCHISE ICE CREAM rent for first two weeks in Au­ 3-bedroom ranch; hot water PI. 2-0838; tha GAO report on Young. ThO' crowd . looted and ^m ed factors. First, the age of ■ tke License included. Insured, dual 3-5042^alentino Bellucci. ELECTRO-MECHANICAL NICE ROOM for refined gentle­ ern furnl.ahed apartments. One 3 incomfi, 6 room*. New bath P*r*onai»' controlled standard and hydrama- s t o r e gust? MI. 9-5829. ___ heat, full cellar, trees, near bus, . Lane said he was told the re- MoriKcSn stores and set fire to stone, which while not definitely m an,' Private e'ntrance, kitchen rooms (sleeps 4i at $50 and one school, storcB. Excellent condi­ QUICK SALE — Coventry, V tic cars. Ml. 9-7398. HAVE SERVED OVER ENGINEERS and lavatory in main house. ■vised report will say merely that Moroccan vehicles. established, may range from 200 WANTED—Tranapdrtgtion for two privileges. MI. 9-4171. 6 room.s i sleeps 6 1 375. Each haa tion. Only 112,700. Carlton W. room cottage with convenl.lienees, million to 300 , million years-old. MASO,V — FieldiStistone a specialty-. "1 BILLION ; E!l comprises 4 room apart­ Young's company delivered sine at lAter, several hundred Moroc­ girls to-vicinity of Bai;bour St., ' MANCHESTER Driving Academy, Diamonds— Watchfo— shower bath, hot wateK electric Hutchins, Ml. *-5132, 9-4694. 35500 value going for 339M; Willi' cans poured but of the native The triassic rocks of the Connec­ Ernest Toth. Ml 9-3OT; SATISFIEni CUSTOMERS! qOMFORTABLE. LARGE room, ment, full bath. Renting for 15.5 cents a pound, omitting lan- Hanford, working hours 8:30 to 5. Manchester’s oldest, most recoql-1 * . Five to .seven years ex­ Jewelry . 48 3 windows, single or ^ u ble. quiet range and refrigerator. 36 Seaview manUc. PI. 2-7298, ■ quarter and fought "with bands of Ucut Valley region in which dino­ JA. 3-1181, evenings MI, 3-4742, Ave.. Old Orchard Beach. Me. (Pre­ gauge indicating the market price mended, .vour safety, our byki-1bysi-1 iMi,nv CONSTRUCTION,r-ni remoitei.. You can own a CARVEL store] home, shower bath, parking, gen­ g r e e n m a n o r $45 per month. New hot water then was 14 cents. Lane said the Europeans. More than 100 shoU saur tracks have been found are perience in fi^ld of Elec-r LEONARD W. YOSi:< Jeweler, re­ sent this page lyith hdv. for 10% MI. 9-9739. V..... pess. Ucenae guaranteed. Stand- j j^g and repairing e.xperlly done, ahd.he part of this successful chain | tleman.. Phone MI. 3-6848. .oil heat. 150’ x 300’ lot. An- W tntod— R e ^ E s to tc -77 • _ ' ‘ Air Force Photo, 14 cent quotation was for a dif­ were fired. Shop* and vehicles also usually a more 100 mlUibn years of ard^ or automatic. Mr. { K&timates gladiy aiven, Robert M. pairs, adjusts watches experuy. discount of rental feel. cadet George Fin dell Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. George Findell, 60 were damaged in the European e«e. estabiTsSied since 1934. tro-Mechanical devices. Six-room ranch, attached ga­ ! other big value at $10,700. ferent grade of sine. your'personal instructor. Dial PI. I Alexander Ml 9-7716. The.se highly ..successful drive-ln Reasonable prices. Open dally. LARGE. MODERN room with ,atl E J. McCABE. Owner Oobiim Rd., prepare* to climb aboard'a T-33 jet trainer at Langley SLrea. Secondly^ the terminology for AutouiobUes for Sale 4 Thursday evenings. 129 Spruce rage. in A-1 condition. Move righ t 2-7249 ahy.time, , j ------La.voiit and design of housekeeping facilities, fully at­ Willimantic Chamber of Comnierce Air Force ,Baac, Va.. as part of the annual AFROTC encampment at -Within a few days of his arrival this type of rock la gneiss, a meta- ice cream stpies aT« now available Street. MI. 9-4387. in. Radiant hot water heat. oil. 194* '47, '48, CHEVIES, Fords, GENERAL Construction, altera­ to" qualified ' persCmsI,' CARVEL electrical cii'cuils. Excel­ tached. Private entrance. Inquire HArrlson .3-1370 Call William McBride this Tactical Air Command Baae. Findell ie a senior at the Univer- in Morocco, Orandval released morphic rock formed by extreme AUTO DRIVDIG Instruction. All tile hath. Venetian blinds, combi­ Bolton Buicka, OldamobUes. Completely tions. remodeling.V” plastic• tile.. RIUITNstores Hie'are IJTTlIVriCUdelivered-to »-W voirV48H com- 101 Chebtnut St. Manchester MI 3-70,56 , MI 3-4816 cheater. MI; 3-7425. lity of Connecticut and ia majoring in - insurance. He is one of more than a score of Moroccan heat and pressure, conditions un­ lessons on insured dual control | counter .work, lent opportunity in small nation ' aluminum win'doia's. doors. 193 college studenta from 23 aehodia who are attending the four week der which a fossil could not pos­ raconditloned throughout. Two garage etc. No job . Including pur own excliisfy* G ardgn— Farm— Dairy LARGE, FURNISHED room with national leaders who had been im­ can, standard or /automatic. too small Eugene■igene tjiraidin, .16. anA,-!*] FOR RENT—Five- room cottage, Large lot. Owner moving o u t o f to buy, sell, exchange encampment . sibly have survived. door* and four doors. No down patented equipment and special >nd rapid'y expanding kitchenette for working couple or YoungsterB Help prisoned since 1952 and discharged payment. Good credit is our only Capable experienced instructors, TroUer. MI. 9-5.509 Products So 'a ll furnished at l^ake Chaffee,'335 tow n. J. WATSON BEACH and CO. :ati^ mortgages .arranged. Thirdly, there is a ridge which Cordner Auto School. MI. 9-6010, -formula producls. Training, auper- compaity. Apply girl. MI. 3-6951. a week. PI. 2-6729. nine Ffehch administrators. . requiremept. Aa low as 35 per Howard It. HasUngs, He bald last night that he would separates the impression resemb­ JA. 7-3680. viaions, advertising and merchan-, SPECIAL—FariHer's Outlet, 811 Sacrifice 314,950 icy. 9-1107. — ''week. Come in today. See Bob dising .methods. No experience East Middle Tpke. Native' sweet ROOM FOR rent, quiet. 10 minute Realtors Hartford JA 2-2115 Methodist Fund continue to “follow the policy' ling a digit from th*.remainder of Oliver, at Center Motor Sales, 461 Roofing— SidinK 16 the foot-like prinL ' LARSON'S DRIVING School, necessary. Choice locations avail, R.,I. MALLOY corn, fresh picked daily, Now is walk from- Chenev'a. 224 Charter jSsTTOGB WANTED Singla, Caravan Heads for Canada which he had fixed. '— ■ Main St. Oak St.M I, S-8368. First Selectman.U Edward Manchester's only trained and FOR Ih E BE:ST in Bonded built able in Connecticut, Maa.sachusetts. the time to buy raspberries, for [ GEORG? L. GRAZIADIO MANCHESTER-Vacant, four betL '’^two-family, three-family, busl- Bolton. July IS (Special)'—There certified instructor. For your safe- ■ Philadelphia and Upstate Neiv NEWTON COMPANY ■freezing or jam. Tel MI. 9-7411. PLUGGED SEWERS and Whitcomb and Paul D. PfansUehl 1960 CHEVROLETT four door de up roofs, shingle roofs, ^tters, 'R e a l t o r room home. Detached garage. nesa property. Have many cash was a ''Fair" last night in a local t,ook the atone over to Dr. Chap­ luxe with radio, heater, power- ty we are trained to teach proper conductors and roof repairs call York. Write ^PTIC TANKS Nicely landscaped lot. Attractive buyera. Mortgages arranged. Following Crate f Lake Vi^t neighborhood which raised 3U-60" ly. MI. 9-6075. 5.7 Elm Street Apart ipents— Flats— ?LEANF.D M t9-5878 man’s home in Wethersfield last glide, signal lighu, new white Coughlin' Ml. 3-T707. If no answer neighborhood. All utilities, 32,200 Please call George L, Grasiadlo, for the benefit of the United Meth­ Adenauer Bars evening. Ektrllor in ^ s (lay, Dr. CARVEL Ml .1-5104 Houiehojd Goods 51 Tenements 63 McKINNEY BROS. cash required. Total monthly pay­ Realtor, MI. 9-5375. 10* Henry wall Urea. A local one owner car, WOMEIN MOST careful drivers. call Ml. 9-4421. ATTRACTIVE Six "room Cape, im- odist C?hurch building fund. It was Chapman had examhied photo- low mUeage, cxceUent throughout. Sewage Diapoaal Co. marulate condition, ceramic tile ment 331.23. Call now. Wafren E. Street. BY OIL HUNT «-!lefl the trip and stayed in The Never too old to learn. Female in- W a n tje d TWO FURNISHED rooms with deemed a huge success by its two grapha of the atone which had been Center Motor Sales, 461 Main St. ROOE’ING, Siding and cirpentry. 95 .South Central Avenue MI S-SS08 ,--„bath Both Roors, cabinet kitchen, Howland, Realtor, kfl. 3-8600. Dalles. atnictOr, Standard automatic., w a n t e d — Drivers for tractor private bath, business block on The cherry - filled and berry youthful promoters, 12-year-old Divided Reich Alterations and additions Ceil­ Reliable, Honest p'erson fireplace, atorm aash,, garage, Evenings MI. 9-5829. M l. 9-6823. PRIVATE PARTY desires four Lunch was eaten on a bluff over­ taken by the Manchester Herald -Dual insured car, M and M Driv- ■ Hartsdale, N,. Y. trailer and straight trucks. Also TO TAKE OVER bps line, free parking. See Mr, stained members of Dwight Shtrin Richardson and 8-year-old and expressed an Interest in see­ YOU CAN'T SEE thaaa from the ings. Workmanship guaranteed: , amesite drive. Nicely landscaped, bedroom house in Manchester or looking the Columbia River. Thoralyn. Jensen. KM_ net. 1946 Dodge, maroon, aedan, ing School. Mi. 9-6541. A, A. Dion Inc., 299 Autumn dockmen. Steady >mploymenl. ITNPAID BALANCE Keith, Keith Variety. Depot f o r s a l e or for .rent. two roOhi suburban vicinity, direct from Perry's educational tour through ing the actual prints. or Phone WHite Ptainii 6-8200 Apply in person. Carlson k Co., Square. ’ >4 316,500. Warren E. Howland, Real- The Dougherty Motel’a cool Held Injthe Jensen backyard, it In Europe Pact 1947-1943 OldamobUea, two^loor*, Street. 5U. 3-4860. MONTHLY PAYMENTS tor MI. 3'8600, evenings 'Ml. house on Gleason St.. Mancheater, ow-ner. No agents please. Write the' far West ate another gigantic cleanliness in Connell, -WaSh.. was Whitcomb Is understandably dis­ 44 Stock Place. Mancheater. suitable for on* pert^n of couple. was the seciind annual event o f its appointed, as many other interest­ 1^ Plymouth aedan, others from FREe ' n e w '’*1bOOK : ^2.000 busi­ 317.63 BEAUTIFUI- fou? room apart­ 9-5829 MI. 9-6823. Box A. Herald. a welcome i"clief after the drive 335. Look behind office. Douglae Motorcycle*-—Bicycles 11 MI, 3-5125. breakfast of cherries and berries kind and financially, was more (Ooatimiad tto m Pag* Om ) ed Andover resident* must be, to nesses, fai'ms. income properties, MEN WITH cars for light delivery. .3 Complete j ment, partly furnished. Central, i north through th'i Washington than twice as successful as the Ini- M oton, 333 Main. RoofiiiR and Chimneya 16-.\ for sale throughout America, CUSTOM BUILT ranch and ga­ ' ARE YOU CONSIDERINa (plus eggs and bacon) Tuesday in team that these are not actually BICYCLE REPAIRINO. all types, EYill or part time. 9 a m to 9 p.m. Rooms of Brand New ^Write Box G, Herald. , | BOLTON — Four room - ranch, SELLING YOUR PROPER’TYT deserts and wheat lands. In the Ual affair last year. ■'Opportunllies." 5400 Wilahire. Furniture rage, large lot. Many extras, ideal the heart of the Oregon fruit-rais­ would give no security for Europe, tracka of a prdilatve put>> for the reauscitator but it was not for another week as a precau­ ment of W reraft and weapons” and Zigmund Gozdz, Prop. Formerly bath, at 419 North Main St., sirable split-level home. Fireplace i lie notice t(> the craditora to bring in’ and had provided 8olne_ shivery gather an axpreasion of "resent- u.sed by the eight firemen in the Easy terms. Doiiglas Motors, 833 mates.- Fullv insured. Call Bert a new, modern garage, servicing Foraker, 750 Wethersfield Ave., dition. Phor.e MI. 9-3187. with the luxury of country living, their^ claims' within shid time allowed emotions when camping "in the tionary measure on the recom­ the buildup of a cbrpa.M career - o f Watkina Broa. Tel. MI. 3-7449. in knotty pine, aemi-finlshed rec-1 hieot at the cotton-rayon manu­ emergency crew who answered the Main. - Plante. Ml, 9-6965. General Motors products. Top Hartford, Conn. choice buys. reatipn room plus laundry and yet conveniently located. Call MI. b>* iiubllshing a copy of thia order in hole-riddued areas of California mendation of her family physician. fliers. some; newspaper having a circulation facturers who made them (the call. POWER AND hand mowers sharp- - . j . pay for right man. Many com­ TAPPAN GAS range, Siegler Busines* IjOcationa ■s lavatory facilities. Near bus line. 9-2727 after 3 p.m. and Oregon. Bill Omlon seemed to Chriiittne sufferril a cerebral con­ 'The official summary of Twl- _ , . 1953 CHEVROLET ststidn. wagon, ened. Air cOoied engines, sold and ^ POINTING interior and exterior pany benefits such Sa paid vaca­ bumper stove, pot burqer, Evans in said probate district within ten days era) lose 13 week's work." Forms Available cussion which caused her to lose . four door, six passenger, - with 64 i ■ BOLTON—Custom-designed 3 I-ocated only 25 minutes from from'The date of'this order and return be an especial favorite of the '(Mnzano called the new contract ning’s briefing imid the Air Chief repaired. Capitdl.. Equipment, 38 Floor sanding, rcfinishing. Cali tions. sick benefits, life, hospital­ (We.stinghouse) parlor heater, din­ Fof Rent • 1 make to thishis Courtcourt of the notice given. Forma for application for the consciousness for several lays fol­ radio, heater, five nearly new 1 Situations Wanted- bedroom ranch homes, . larjte Hartford. Full price. 318,500, with ground liqulrrels, which flocked complete victory ■ for the -union outlined requirements for main- Main. after 5 p.m. Vernon Hutchins. MI. ization insurance. Call for ap^int- ing room auite and kitchen cab­ Itberiil financing. Many more MANCHESTER— JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. Veterah.w price. MI 9-6580. 420 Upon application of The Connecticut chow, mein and noodle' combina Without a strike," Canzano said. Fire Department will precede its radio^ heater, hydramjdlc. Looks Ronds— Slocks— Situations Wante* room, over­ BanV ana Trust Company. . executor. However, she showed a rapid hydrogen or fission warheads, vrill Lake St., Manchester. ranch, fireplace, Ule" bath cellar, tion, grimly downing . the entire "I would construe the vote in New- binaln^aa meeting wtQi a hot dog like s much later model. See thla TRUCK MECHANIC, k'ull time. Male 39 dentist, insurance or real estate. MANCHESTER size Cape Cod With breezeway and pirAyiDg for authority to sail reFtain Improvement fater a ■ few days. be'a reality. The Air Force haa HAND AND power iJwn mowers Mortgages 31 garage, over 1 acre, large trees, rpaf' eatate known as 423 Summit meal with chop-sticks, a slow and Bedford to be a protest against roast at the firehouse Monday at beauty at Center Motor Sales, 461 Someone with experience on Ford GOING OUT of business! SeiVing Ample,,parking. moderate rental. garage. Quiet neighborhood. Nicely Strp^t. in said Town of Manchastfir and The details o f her accident are atill been working at development of at sharpened and repaired. Work . For information call 'Mr Werb- high elevation, suburban. Carlton pains-taking process that included the Berkslilre Hathaway Co.’s 13- 8 p.m; Those who are interested in not clear as she has nO mnnory of Main. guaranteed. Call for and deliver. FIRST AND Second mnrigagea truck.s preferred, but not neces­ out ..dressers, chest of drawers, .VERNON ST.—New *-room landscaped lot.' Full price $15,800. more particularly doacrlbod in said ap* least one such missile, the AUss, bought for. our jwn Account. Fast, sary. Apply at The Thomas Colla ! WANTED -W ork driving bulldozer. beds, springs, mattresses. Ward­ rtqr. MI. 3-4H2,'or MI. 9-8665. ranch, breezewa.v and attached W. Hutchins. MI. 9-5132. 9-4694. plication on filr. it is many a slip twlxt the food and week untenable contract position.” obtalqing badges as discussed re­ the fail or the first few days whicfii for^ several yearati A recent Air Ideal Grin^ng Shop, 273 Adams Ernest Demko. 274 St. ORDERED: That tho foregoing ap­ the Hindie Up. Not to be out­ The majority rule on back-to- cently are reminded that liayment followed. ' CERTIFIED' St. Call Ml. 9-3120 or 3-8979. confidential service, Manchester Co., 251 Broad St.. Manchester. robes. tables, chairs, dining rdbm garage, birch cabinet kitchen, FIVE ROOM home in convenient GLASTONBURV plication be hoard and d^terminM at Force report said there haa been ■ "• ' ------■ formica counters, reramlr tile the-probate office In Manchester In done, Paul Sheridan, who had or­ work ratification renders ineffec. for tqe badges wlljl^ be received She Is the' daughter of Mr. and progress in the IBM field of devel­ Investment Corp.. 244 Main itreet. sets, linoleum by the yard, lino­ location Direct from owner, Foiir miles from ; cheater. Six USED CARS HONEY^'vi^ON. Septjfc tank aerv. in . 3-5416. ■ leum rugs, all sizes, oil cook bath, nreplace in living room said District, on the 32nd day of July. dered Oregon veal chops, also ate live scheduled voting at Berkshire at the! Monday m^tlhg:' Mrs. Eric Anderson, .of Old And­ opm ent Dog»—Bird»>-P*t8 41 39,500. MI. 9-2381. ^ room home, ope car garage, several A.D. 1 ^ . at eleven o'clock In the fore­ ice. Installing, repairing, clean­ T)KSIGN KNGLNEERS stoves, combination electric and and basement, lot 90x200, close noon. and that notice be gi.ven to aU the entire meal with chop-sticks; Hathaway plants in Holyoke. I Fire Drill over Rd. In hia prepared brieflng paper, outbuildings. Eight acres of land. ing. J. P. Fay. 404 Wetherell St., WE’RE READY to help you con­ MANCHESTER Pet Center, beau­ oil stoves, electric stov(MC Jones to new school. 3I9..500. ' HENRY STREET—Three bedroom persons interested in said estate of no one yet has figured out how he Adams, North Adams, Mass., and The: Fire Deportment, will hold New Arrival ' Radford put emphaala on the needr-' 1952 Plymouth 4-Door Sedan—Ra­ solidate that list of debts into one WANTED Full pbice $15,500. the pendency of said application and managed to cut the chops with, Brattleboro, Vt. It* regular Sunday morning drill Mrs. LAry Selavka. former, fifth Manchester. MI. 9-2330. tiful baby parakeets, guaranteed Furniture and Floor Covering, 36 i ranches now nearing completion. the time and place, of hearing thereon, for "career” manpower in all the ' dio and heater. Low mile­ -easy monthly payment calculated SERVO-MECHANICAL •-ROO.M CAPE COD—Spic and chop-sticks, but he did it! The new contract calls fqr con at the Firehouse tomorrow at 6 grade' teacher tn the Andover age ...... Save Binging canaries, hamatera, tropi­ Oak St. No phone i^lls. Ail sales | Krst C Im Mold Mokors Among the many excellent fea­ hy publlshlhg a copy of this order in armed forces He said: . « MANCHESTER - T. V. Service, in relation to your needs. Call MeT final. span Inside and out, detached tures are the' built-in electric HEBRON— some news^per having a circulation Bed Down at Ranch tinuation of the present ‘ wage o'clock. School, gave birth to a'son, Mark Of course, you realise that cal fish,.pet foods and supplies. in said district, at least ft radio and T.V. speclalisu since Redman or Frank Burke at CH. 995 Main St. MI, 9-4273. Open 9 ------^ ------and Tool Mnienrs garage, amealte drive, ceramic ranges and ovens. If ypii hurry Six room Dutch Colonial, attach­ Beyond kladras. In Gateway, scale (averaging 31.30 an hour) Mias BrCiiiiolo Subsfitutes Gregory Selavka, at the Hartford when a trained man leavea' th* 1952 Studebaker V-8 4-Door Land- 6-8897. Connecticut Mortgage Ex­ Seven to ten years e.xperi- FRIGIDAIRE"'electric stove snd fore the day of said hearing, tn^'appear cruiser—Radio, heater, auto­ 1934. Charter member of Telsa. | a.m-. to 6 p.m. dally. Thursdaya 9 Maa'y SkBpIbye Benefits. Pres­ tile bath both Soors, Rteplaee, you will have your cimlce of ed garage, larg'e lot. Full price if they see cause at said. time and Ore., the tour tin-ned into the with a thr^-cent-an-h.our net gain Miss Olga Brondolo of Brandy HospitM at 9 a.m. on Wednesday. service, we have to start ftoin Ml. 9-6660 or Ml. 3-4607 change, 27 I.ewia St,. Hartford— Ice box. .Excellent condition. Tel. Mark, who arrived prematurely, matic drive. Sharp' ,:..S a v e ence in de.sign of special me­ a.m. to 9 p.m. S. and H. Green ently Working Mlnjlittuni 5S- laundry» facilities, storm sash, • decorating. Priced at 315,tM with $13,800. place and be h^ard relative thereto, V Z )for Veasie, the original own­ from operation of the, cost-of-liy- St. will substitute next week as ■cratch to brin$ a new »"»" up to . (til poon 6n Saturdays). MI. 9-92h6. dormers. Nicely landscaped FHA financing available, kensel and mdke return to thiir*OR^SANDING, refinlahed and CARVEL STORES -Available lent condition. Full price 312,600. of July. A.D. 19&6. hospitality prevailed, -as the boys Minor amendments were made in news i,tcms for t-he column. She Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Phejp*. of and increase Ole ratio'of career 1951 S t li d e b a k.e r S-'Passenger from 5-5’ flat. New oil furnace, Present Hon. John J. Walleit. Hebron Rd.. will return today waxed. We also clean and wax all qualified persons in ConnecUcut and rapidlj:, expanding com­ 5-495*. ENOINEERINO CO* 4 BEDR005I CAPF.— Detached Call for further 'information. beddeU. 3-8*00. Id . S-571I. wrifl|^m"f©rced a 2-hour lay-over Fn- ously, members; of the locals have Rev. K. C. lilathew.! will again also waa aa 18-i^e on* from Household Service* mamifacUirer.will.equip new store 2nd ( S « c ^ ) PTt-dSSl. ^ 39,600—SIX ROOM home, bH hot — - '■'/ EXPERIENCED marktr on ladies’ fireplace, wall stone flagstone. The Dalles, Ore., on the Columbia been operating under five separate .occupy the, pulpit at United Meth Kalameaoo to Schoolcraft. 394* CHCVROUET. 1*46 Dodge, Offi^ed 13-A Ideation obtained by you with water heat garage, 2-3 acre. Near Sparrows Leave D etroit (A6—D etroit ^ e o n C3o. coats. Good/ opportunity. Write P- Aleo slate flagging, Bolton. Notch MORTGAGE bus, school. Carlton W, Hutbhins. COVENTRY—Home aitea, half ace* River. 'The boys Improved the time, contracts. 'The union now seeks a odist Cliurch tomorrow at Ifi a.m. A combination of faulty flaancihg 1*41 C b e v z c^ . 1*4* Nash. Trans- necessary furniture, fixtures, and or more. Natural, shade, black visiting a saddle shop. Interview worship. Which now ie pioneering^$45 mil­ f l a t f in is h Holland window complete stock of paint products. O. Box 25*. Springfield, Mass. Quarry. MI^ *-0*17^ Prompt de- LOANS Ml. S -s m - *-4694. stagle agreement. - lion nuclear power piimt, says it nd unaound 'construetlcni hilled portaUon t o t week. Doug- Uvri^F. • ■ r rpad, electricity, telephone',' achool ing the craftimen-owner and "rid Masses will be celebrated at St them. ' k s Motora. 13j^ llain St. ahadea. mada^ to measure. All The furniture and fixtures Include CMcagiir (>Pi—Bperrow* have left Union and management repre- will build a second and/thlrd plants EXPERIENCED designer v oii MANCHESTER—Six room Cape, bus. good neighbors. Terms. PI. the city as the horse pt^ulktlon .ing" the 'saw-horse-mounted sad­ aefitativea are scheduled to meet Maurice Chapel t.ornorrow at .7:30 Traveler* were charged a oeat a metal Venetian blinds at a new (adequate sheivlng. iaiahd count­ LAWN FURNITURE, all types. 3-**58. a.m., 9 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. within the next decade, 1955 DODGE twd^4lO0r aedan. two- low price. Kcya made while you ers. stands, electric sign and clock ladies' coats,. Write P. P. Box 35*, fine condition, good lobation. Full has’ decreased, sayn Dr. Austin dles the' owner had created and next Tuesda.v in Boston with labor mile for the distance he states he Springfield, Mass. - Chairs,' 33:50 and up. Opposite GLASTONRURY- decorated.‘ Many, of the boys pur­ ‘And we should Jw able to pro­ tone red'and _gray. To diitUe ea- wait. Marlow’a. and aalea piomotlon pamphleta. price. 312.900. Short way but—one Rand, curator of bird* at the Na­ conciliators from the three states. duce power at a/proflt with the la golhg, for every mule, ox or Nortb Windham Fire Dept, Junc­ three bedroom ranch. Cellar, FOR SALE—Lot *0 x ISS. Central chased hanjj-tooled leather belU During Mrs. D'ltalia’s aboeare tate; Inqulra 73 Creatwood Drive. etc., supplied io ...yog. Original location, gardra and shade trees'. tural History Mifseum. It is probable that Beck will pre- horse attached to a vMOcIe.” A WEAVn^O of burna, moth hole* CARPEIfrERB WANTED. Steady tion Old Route * and 203. large lot. Should qualify for GI. and w’alleta, as worthy souvenirs. The Manchester Evening Herald second InstaUati^,” aaya Robert MI. *-10*3 between 4 *nd • p.m. paint stock financed on'convenlent work. See Mr. Finley on the job at - MONTHLY OPEN Pdk INSPECTION SUNDAY. 2.4 P.M." B sons. (^1 Ml. $-9*01 or MI. ’'Where there were horse* there aant the new, unified demands at W. HartweU. lU ^tor of tha com­ full day's traffic at some toll gates and torn ■'4dotbing, hoalery ^ a , NEAB MANCHESTER aad MINNECHAUO GOLF COURSE ‘ FuU price, 312,700. One two-bed Almast a Rancher that tlm*. ' BoHoa correependent.frill be Mlsa terms after, down paymen\. This corner of Summit and 'William BATH 'TUBS, wall sink, wash tyba. For every tbousaod >-3393. were ^larcows,'' he aaid. ‘'fhere'’ pany's nuclearpower davMopment amcnmwd to lass than S3—and.gata IM* OLDSMOBIUC "3*'. 1M7 handbags repfUrtd, alppcr 'r(r- unusual and exclusive offer pre­ a X—S Bedroom Split Level* room ranch. Full price, $10,800. was WkStc grain in abundance to Mark Solomon, who** athletic Meanwhile, a management group -Olga Brondolo, tdepbone MUehell ksqMTB by law had to bo paid at Dodge club C4Mip»; 1*4*, WUlya 8 ta .' wash bowls, thirty gallon water dollar* you bamw Over 40 more iiatingli of aU kinds. •^>771. m’S itot power piaaL which piacaiacnt, unbreiiaa repaired, sents an excellent opportunity for boilers, gaa water heaters, oil a 1—4 Rsdrosm SpUt Level a 4—S Bedroom Raaeh Type Home WATERFRONT MANOR, Coven­ support the dense yarrow popu­ plua-aix feet frame command at­ returned to Bodton last night from l**at II a day. Soma kaapera w qi*. .. Jeep Kritb all metal ^enaldeet' maq'a ahlrt coUara ravaraed and Friee* Start mt $l*,S0*-‘4 u y Now aad Chooae Yqpr Own Oolort Call The Ellsworth Mitten Agen­ tention, m*t a ranch owner from Washington where they had dls- It ia IkiUdmg vrith A grbw ot as­ conducting a profitable business. PART TIME gaa "ttaUoa attendant. water heaters. 3* Oak St. try. Four lots, cottage foundation, lation in the centers o f ctUes. Now; sociate uUllUe*, wlU ba opera­ gatUiig more than laveatcra. body. Douglsii Motora, 313 Mala. replaced. Marlow'a URle Mbnd- Replieg. held 'in confidence. In- Hours * to 10 p.m. through Fri­ Loan* up to $20,000 From M**eheeter,Take S. Main Straet cy. Realtor. MI. S-6930, or Mr. on one, bsacn privUagea. WllU- sparrows are sca.-;c* aa Well as the country outside of The Dallaa. cuased Ul* Issues with union lead- MISSINO MAGIC m Sbop. . 1 Higgins MI. S-860*. N orfolk . V*. -((p) — Am ateur tion by 1960. Hartwell says the coat .YFattunta baaeath tto rPlMk* ierviewa arranged. Bok B, Rerald. day alqo Saturday and Sunday. ROPER GAS rang* with haating, T * Maackeeter BMkd aad SIgim manUc. HA. 3-»*9. borte*.’’ The rancher, struck ^ Mark’* __ at the invitation of Beck. They canaad troubla. So dM daiggy BLACK OLDSMOBIUS. Ifitl club ASSOCIATED win report b n . the talks'■■ at ■ an' ■Magician Hyman -dCroikin’s four of operatliM the first reector will he coupe. Good running coadiUon, Apply in parson at Van> Service unit, 125: also wire fencing. St CAPE OQD, Immediate occupanejr. Horae drawn vehicles .in Chicago physical, "bulk, offered Solompp strstdMS-ta which ths p la a lu i*^ countera, plaaUe wall TAVERN—A good spot, a top dol­ Station, 427 Hartford Rd. Job driving a farm truck and- rid­ owntra* meeting' next Monday in msgic coins disappeared^ppar- about $450 a kUosratU hour com­ good Urea, hirdfamatlci good iU3- Ule.-aapbalt; rubber. Vinyl. Uno- SOaman O rels.' MORTGAGE CO'S. TOWN A COUNTRY REALTY; Inc. Six flnlahed rooms on landscaped have dwindled from 4,006 in IM I mired. Somstlssss > tilted. lar buy, and lake property,-an‘unt FOR SALE—Lot near' Oovantty ing range on the cattl* areas e*> Boettm..!: -• .■ ^ ently .for keeps this time. Kroskln pared. U> $$0 to 190 for oonvsB- peeraaoe. 1*6. May be -eeen at leum, cork Ule,. Waaftquartera for OFFICR AOaam S-«M* tot, in good aectlon, fireplace, oU to 52 this year. aeoordUig to UesAse SRWld amp eff * wsgos t)Mally good buy. Mancheater/As- tSO.Otr DAILY. SaU himinaus door UNUSUAL THREk piece bedroom PHONE CH C.686S Laka. Ehoha MI. 3-7S41, raoorde.' In ISOO, the city aias ..t the ranch. 'Ris sUptod offered was - r reported eomeone lifted them from Uonid fuels. ‘ftlFe'll otalk that cim TN WeM MIddto D iIm. after $ ‘^aOt-yourMU.'* la . »4*B*. TIm ' mJU|X»NRUBT a n S-S1M ar ME S^ISS* beat, liberal, financing.' Owner Rbttad pkak* made tra#» - . •octstM, Realtors, MI. t-*23I, ML platas. Write RiMvaB. Attleboro, aet. Marble top bureau and com­ 1200 per month, with room ! and A musk aK will produce aeverd hie hem* along, with a diamond up to rsasarqh and /60 M 4 . M1. 9:3434. ^ Mae*. Fre* (Minpta and detaila. mode, 335. MI. S-31T4. ,N O lO N U S traiufaiT*4L MadaUn* - Snilth, pin. ’ , ha added. Nff tlOOTSfl. . Raattar. ML S-U43 or ML S-U4S. board. Yom ic BelonMa jr*fY Qaies'lb much wool aa » sheep. . . . -qi -Ji,,

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SATURDAY,. JULY f6. 1965 Averac* Dslly Net Prm Run Th* Wsothii. ,VB For the Week EutM lelU.'MNeehu iia n ^ e t^ r . itu^ntng July 18, 1058 - r i r i r column. It has to dd Wth "one [ 11^41 week’s probation," or proljatlon for | Elks Family Day r e f IBe Audit A b o u t T o w n such short periods qf time. Demers^machetti Wedditig e f CXienlatleu Heard Along Main Street These brief probationary'periods Outing Tomorrow ^ o h n i t o A . MancheUer^-^A City of VHldge flharm are to allow those defendants Who tlUM t lUlMlUil Lodft wiu hoM find it impossible to pay flnea lu July mMtinc Monday nl(ht at And on Some of Manche$ter^» Side Streets, Too All Elks are reminded of the That Interpret The time to do' ao: It will not be T0L.LXXtV,N0.244 (FOURTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CON^., MONDAY, JULY 18, 1955 • o’clock in Odd M lowa HaU. At granted in every case, but at Family Day Outing to be held to­ Wifihes Of Tjie Family \« PRICE PIVB CBMT8 morrow. Those-who attend are as­ Boomerang fered anyway on hot summer days Judge Wesley Gryk's discretion. -■ ' - _____■' — ...... 1 # ______— A local gentleman, not so re- j in' the factory. And of course it If he feels a person deserves to sured of a full d*y of fun and JOHN b; b u r k e was difficult for him to keep the be given a breathing spell in sports. There will be games -for the jpjr.OM and her committee cently discharged from the Navy, | children with prizes for the win­ a a m rMrtahmenta. had a number of articles of cloth- i girdle a secret from his fellow which to pay s fine, he will place FUNERAL HOME workers. -We would like to have him on probation for a week or ners. Usual ple.nlc sports, such as Ing on which his name and num-; softball, can'be enjoyed. An’ange- TEU 5U-S-8868 CkMnpaUUva tirtct ahootlnf wUI ber were stenciled in proper Na­ heard some of the things they some-'similar period. Jf said. , rnenta have , been made to have 87 EAST CENTER ST. bC h e ld ^ Mancherter: A U J^ry val fashion. This is a .somewhat more formal an orchestra for dancing. IMloe Monday nlgbt at the Finley Recently a pair of undershorts procedure thal has been used in a m b u l a n c e SERVICE e a n Refresh knen ja, such a.s ham- a t, outdoor ran*e, atartinf ^ began getting shabby and ap­ Subtle Campaign?.. the j>ast. although the net result From one of our Itinerant pho-; burgs. hbt dogs and ice cream, to­ d:IO. flour teama have been formea proached the point where theyj WM - much -the same. Tbe clerk of gether with appropriate picnic ■many the ihooteri and thla ached- were no longer serviceable. The tographers covering Thursday's court always consulted with the train wreck at Bridgeport comes beverages. Wilt be sold. ula A ahootina will continue for man discarded them, throwing judge when there was a question There wit! be no admission the Heart few weeke. them into the trash bdrrel. The a rather interestnig tale concern­ of time payments, but It was not ing, the unusual behavior'of three charge to thc,Liederlhaffel Pafk. contents of the barrel eventually always done in open court. which is located in Kast Hartford Mambara of the Mancheeter Fire made their way to the tow-n dump. commercial airlinera flying- over "Heardalong" felt an explana­ QUINN’S Departoent are requeated to meet the .scene. toward the Glastonbury end of Some time later the man was tion of the new practice was In Forbes St. o n According to the photographer, at the flrehouee, forner of. Main at work at the automobile garage order, Members of the Rlks and friends, and HUllaid 8U.. at 7:44 tonight. where he is employed. He reached he was busily engaged in shoot­ PHARMACY ing pictures of the \va>-\vard ex- together with their fa-mille*, arc " ■ / . ' to fO from there In a body to the into -a large sack to get one or ^ ^Frrfect Friendahlp invited. \ \ W. P. Qulah Funeral Home to pey the rags the garage had bought. prc.ss when a 2-ongine transport A cth 'ot friendliness are not con- ■ V daspacta to James Campbell, who He pulled out. as you probably flew oveh'lhe accident scene. fined^to, adults-tjt seems.rnis. OPEN ^NBAYS —Waa a charter member. have already. guessed: his old, un­ The plane hanked sharply and A family w'e know moved IntInto a Canadians Sending dershorts vvith his name and serial desciibed an arc around the si-te new apartment wheresre tbe vw r KKKKKKKKKKKKK Union Fails Thieves Get Sunset Council No. 45, Degree number stenciled on them. of the wreck; first in one direc­ yard borders that of another 9 A.M. to 1P.M. Cooler Air, Storms •f Pocahontas, will meet Monday tion and then in the other. Af­ house. Our friend* havive a two and U.S. Shows/G()ncem fright at S o’clock In 'nnker Hall. Warning-' ter apparently giving all the pas­ a half .year old son. who had been PINE PHARMAOV sengers what appeared to he an denied the companlonahip of other Modes Vote Boston, July 18 (iP) —The $ 7 0 0 from Dog Warden Lebero Fracchia on-the-spot view of the wreck it 6 M . 1 o 9 P . M . A daughter was bom at the had some advice for dog owners children where the foiiple for­ U.S. Weather Bureau today Hartford Hospital on July 13 to continued on its way. merly lived. There just were none - OPEN SUNDAYS - offered pleasant news to the On Faure Proposals this week.' after a rash - of inci­ A few minutes ialer another Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lelner of French dents in which children weie bit- around. Third Tim e heat-weary New Englanders: Local Firm Rd. * unidentified aircraft of approxi 8 A.M. ro 8 P.M. Our northern neighbor, Can­ ten- r.iately the .same size, .shape and Two'girl's, aged »ix and eight, He said, ‘'Someone ought to tell live in the house which has It^ The International Ladies ada, la Sending down some By MAX HARREIiSON Mias Verlie Morrison of 255 Mc­ function appeared over the Wreck yard.,bordoHng that of our friends’. cooler air. Two rtien", one of them the owners of dogs that the fine and repeated the performance.- Garment ' Workers Union.., Kee St. and Miss Jean Martin of seems to be higher for having an Normally they would not perhaps KKKKKKKKKKKKk The forecaater. oaid the armed, held up the Preferred GenevA, July 18 (JP)— The summit conferflnce opened todAy 1 McCabe St. have left by Eastern At this point the photographer be expected to be interested in a AFL, today failed in its third codler weather should over­ with the Big Three western powers Inying before ^ viet Airlines for a 12 day vacation at unlicensed dog now." became a little hit bemused, but EMERGENCY Finance'Co., Inc. office At 983 He was referring to the fact child so much younger than them­ bid to be named barg^iining spread Naw England by late Main St. this moraing and Russia a series of new proposals for European security, buill the Algiers Hotel, Miami, Fla. his astoni.shrnentswas as-nothing selves a.> Is the little boy. today, bringing down the that a woman charged with that compared to his state a few min­ OIL lURNER agent for the employea of robbed it of more than $700. around a unified Germany. violation this week was fined 39 ' But anyone could see that he AIR-CONDITION NOW thermometer from its poaition Mias Wara Priede, 22 Hudson utes later when a tliird plane wa.s entranced at seeing other SERVICE Manchester Modes. In the 90a. The men, both wearing aun- In quick succession President Eisenhower, French Premier gt., has been named to the dean's in Town Court by Judge Wesley plotted the same course as the WITH f EDDERS Ths workers voted 153 to 118 glaaaes, walked Into the second Gryk. first two. children at play, as he watched There was to be one draw­ Edgar Faure gnd British Prime Minister Eden advanced Hat at Morse College. the two girls st every opportunity. against having the nattohal union back, however, to the arrival floor office in 'the Hale Building at sciparate ideas as to how Russia could be safeguarded Agaihst Fracchia seemed to- feel that, When the photographer had Phona:/MI 9-3585 c a l l ha their representative. 10:40 and, while one held^ two in ikost cases, dpgs are unlicensed completed bis story, -we began, to So they have taken to coming of the/cooler air. The Weath­ a united and rearmed Germany. The Manchester Pipe Band will The election, held today at Man- er Bureau aaid: vThe Inter­ office employes'at bay with a dark ve a concert at 7:45 preceding because of negligence by their wonder (f tlic airlines as s mat­ to the hohie of our friends t* see WUXIAHS ASSOriATE.S WILLIAMS cheater Modes’ south mill, cam* blue revolver, the other scooped Eden also put forward a proposal that the Big -Four seek e 13th annual Connecticut owners, not because people are ter of policy were en.gaged,in a him and take strong interest in Refrigeration Sales a Service action of the cool air with the S after a quiet campaign which con­ resident warm humid air will the money out of a cash drawer. agreement on arms ceilings for Germany and neighboring' Square Dance Festival *• on thp trying to evade the payment of a subtle campaign to prove air him whenever he is outside. OIL Ser vice Needles* to say. he" is over­ trasted sharply .with the widely touch off shower* and thun­ First Da.v on. Job countries, with the four powers joining in a system of control -University of Connecticut campus license fee. But he thought what travcl ls .safer than train trav-1. publicized fights that were waged The holdup helped'launch Albert at Storrs Tuesday night. July 19. seems to be a new court policy whelmed., by .he attention and his derstorms over New England to prevent violations. ” ------M I-9^4548 before the jwo pre.vious elections. today, followed by clearing ^etaky, 27. of South Windsor on a Music for.the square dancing will should be pointed out. Beware, That’s An Order, -fion parents feel very grateful to the ReA^ Herald Advs. The balloting look place from JO new job with the finance c6mpan.v. Despite the appearance of a co­ girls, . ,, and cooler weather during the ordinated progrart by the Weat, be provided by the fthjahm Ram­ dog owmers. There is something about a well o’clock this morning until 1 p.m. He started breaking in as assist­ blers of Old Lyme. In ease of Anon. under the supervision of William night.” ant manager today. it Was understood the leader* of Ike Will Meet told story which none of tis can The Weather Bureau’s out­ the U. S. delegation were con­ rain the festival vrfll be postponed Becoming a Favorite Color resist no matter how old and bla.se • Fallot Photo. Schoor, National Labor Relations The other employe he|d at gun to July 20. There la nothing like a pink un­ we grow. MRS. RAYMOND EDWARD DEMERS Board examiner from the regional look for Tuesday i* for fair point is Miss Shirley Casselli of 37 cerned about some of the propos­ and much cooler weather with als in Faurc’a speech. Informed dershirt for demoralizing a robust There’s something about a tale P.A.C. office at Boston. Clinton St., the office cashier, who Zhukov, Other lower humidity. quarters said the United Statei Daughters of Liberty No. 17, man. A man can wear a pink shirt of adventure and wonder which Miss Barbara Delrene Smachetti. y was of pink crys^lette. She wore Ballots were counted immediate­ was^ ordered by the gun-wielding LOLX. will hold a regular meeting would'not be bound by points it nowadays with impunity. But a makes ns all children when we daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur , a matching crown end her cascade ly after the election. About 10 bal­ member of the duo to point qut the had not approved. , . j Tuesday night at 8 o’clock In man who reveals himself wearing are caught in its spell. was of yellow roses, split carna­ lots were challenged, but after a both in 1953, the union had leaned cash drawer. Reds at Dinner Orange Hall. a pink undershirt takes a heck of J. Smachetti. 25 Moore SI., became | tions and blue gypsophila. heavily on publicity, issuing state-. Roderick McDonald of Nyack. These included a proposal th a t. And so it was the otlier dav conference of union and- company arms rediKt'.ons be controlled in ' a lot of punishment. when a group of li tri 10-year-old Notes the bride of Raymond Edward All three bridesmaids wore representative* with Schoor, all menta to the press and isaulng N. 'V.. a relief manager who came By MARVIN L. ARROWSMITH Mr. and Mrs. 'WlUiam M. Wil­ A Manchester housewife we Demers, son of Mr. and-Mrs. Emile ‘ gown.s Identical in style to that of the national budgets and Faure'* children gathered on the grass ■ in BINGO but rivo vyer* either thrown out or handbills oulald? Ihe factory. here today to manage the office call for inclusion of Germany in a Geneva, July 18 (^P)—Pres­ son of 58 Jensen St. have re- kn6w bought a pair of nice red Center Psrk to listen to a librar­ Demers of Windsorville Rd.. Broad the maid of honor but of blue cf.vs- counted. This time, however, the union for two weeks while the regular ttmed from .a motor trip to the Playground special events con­ Brook, this morning at in a.m. in lalettc and nylon tulle. Their cas­ general EXiropcSn aecurity organ­ ident Eisenhower’s diniier to­ 'pajamas. ian's story hour, Ihst a passing PAC BALLROOM The two ballot* remaining chal­ relied almoat entirely on a quiet, manager is on vacation, arrived ization. Carollhas. iWiere they yinited Mrs. One day she put a whole batch policems'n tarried awhile, just ducted b.'’ ihc Recreation Depart­ St. James' Church. The ceremony cades were of exquisite carnations hou8*-to-hou*e canvass of work­ just as. the men were leaving. night for his old frimd Mor- was performed b.v the rector, the lenged Will not be counted sipce Eisenhower disclosed the West Wilson’s hifother and his wife, Mr. of her husband's underclothes— within earshot. ment on 10 supei-\'ised playgrounds with while gypsophila. ROCKVILLE they could not alter the result of er*. So. smoothly did lhc.v operate shat Xieorgi Zhukov, Premier and Mrs. Clifford J. Simons of skivvies, he calls them—into the Soon he became curious about Rev. John F. Hannon, al a nuptial Mrs. Smachetti chose for her would agree to consider "new guar­ this past week waa an “On Wheels the election. The first election, held on March that McDonald thought they were antees for the Soviet* if Russia Bulganin and other memberg S4mthem Pines. N. C., and in their wash, and at the last minute she the tale and before long he was high Mass. Mr.s. Ralph Maccarone daughter's wedding a dress de­ In Its campaign for election aa 25. 1953, after a lengthy campaign. workmen who-had been repairing company traveled- to Myrtle entranced, captured completely. Parade. " The following were the played the traditional bridal music , would go along on German reuni­ of the Soviet delegation could -decided to include her new red signed u1th top of mauve lace and the workers’ bargaining agent, the rMUlted in a 344 to 264 rejection of the cash drawer. Setsky estimated fication. Beach, S. C., wdiere they vaca­ pajamas. Tubfast, naturally. ■» He drew in closer toward the circic winners froirr the various play­ and accompanied the soloist. Nor- , skirt of matching nylon tulle, union aaid it would work for belter the union’s bid. that the holdup took less than five clear the way toward easing tioned together. of youngsters. bit Cormier. White gladioli de­ with corsage of yellow split carna­ EVERY MONDAY NIGHT Urges End «f Cold War Well the underclothes came out The union, claiming the com­ minutes. grounds: . corated the altar. 1 pay. shorter hours and what is He called for an nd of the world tension. pink and you can Imagine what After a while, the uniformed tions and blue gypsophila. The Fr*« trteispertafion by Silver Lane bus called an "adequate" pension plan. pany had violated proviaionS of the . Pick Busiest Day H ie President reserved hia for­ law officer became a bit aelf-con- Waddell: Roger Allen, 61 S. Haw- The bride, who was given in bridegroom's mother’ was attired in "dreary exerciaes" of the cold war the boys at work said. thotnc St., beat likeness; Albert leoviiig Orange Han at 6:45 P.M. Presumably, thla plan would have Talf-Hartley Act, took an appeal The holdup men picked a good mal appesd for what he haa termed' But pink undershirts are not scioiia and he leaned down to tie marriage by her father, was al- ■ aquamarine lace and tulle with which was upheld by the NLRB. In day for their robbery, according to and urged Bast-Weat negotiations Kvait, 27 Hartland Rd., most orlgi- tended by Miss Joyce T. Ro.ssetto replaced one the company has a "better and\fuUcr Ufe" for the halt so bad as a 2-way stretch. his shoe, making a long project jacket o f the lace. Her corsage waa initiated. -r------Miss CaMelli. She *aid Monday is on a unified Germany. of It. / nijil; Wardene Taft, 144 Main St., as maid of honor. Bride.smaids Glisenhower laid down aatx-point Mwrld’a people fqr hia s)>eech open­ There was another man whose of yellow roses with white gypso- In its two previous campaigns. (Oontlaoed oa Page Four) Preferred Finance’s busiest day of ing the historic summit msetlag HfESTOWN doctor told him to wear a girdle Two children, restless, stodd up best made; Karen McNamar. 209 .were Miss Mary Ann Martin and philsi Both mothers will assist the the week, even thought nearly all, program of action aimed at ending here today. after he suffered a ba.ck Injury. and milled about. Feeling the need Woodland St., sniallesl; Mildred Miss Anita Tasillo of Hartford. bridal party at a reception for retail stores are closed. t>.v dangers of atomic war, uaher- ■■ PHARMACY B y Daddario. S.’S S. Hawthorne St., Miss Diane M-. Smachetti, sister Informal Meeting Mg Hartforri M . — im Well you girls know how he suf- to do something in character and 200 guesta at the VF\V Home. Four policemen rufhed to the ing in a period of a'^omic plenty to rationalize his remaining there, Debbie Miller. 56 S. Hawthorne St. of the bride, was junior brides­ Manchester Green, from 1 to 6 i Face Execution Tonight ^ scene, two of them arriving within, and lifting Iroh Ctrtains all d8, $M, Hennequin, 32 Cottage St., most Dorman, .77 Elizabeth Dr., moat Drive D. , life this afternoon. did not kill this girl?” for an instrument landing in the Russia thought she would be unuBual; ElalnB Johnson. 263 Ver­ West Side: Patty Hood. 119 A soldier at Fort Devens had al­ allowing no amendments, only Other Mtlinates- of the- total delegation also were expected to colorful.' "No." said Cosgrove. “But if Plan Action for early morning fog yesterday when killed rangM as high aa 200. ^ - threatened by a united Germiuiy. PINE LENOX non St., prettiest 2-wheeler; Linda Cedar St.; Judy 'Washbum, Pleas­ ready confeaaed to the Dec. 9, he was convicted bv the statement It clipped a gasoline station sign rief debate and requiring a two- attend. Valley Street: Danny O'Connell. M. u. c. c. ihirda majority for passage. oause the AtoCm often conceal their pidea’a Proposals Lingenfeller. 2,55 Vetnon St., most ant St.' 1953 strangling of J1-year-old he made, the board should art the edge of Midway airport, Pharmacy 245 Center St.', most colorful; Rene colorful; Billy Bingham, 344 Buckley: Patty Oulina; Dot Irene Fiederowlc* of Hartford, the 8000 Million Hike Set dead from autnoritie?. Faurs auggeated the general Girardin, 16 Trotter St.', most into consideration the fact July 30 Finish flipped oyer and plowed into the Curfew C^la Violence Euroj>ean pact, along with a series Lydali; St., prettiest. Sousa, 5 Elizabeth Dr. lawyer said, when Malm broke Malm denied .there, was any ground. The bill, which would add J600 ArR-CONDITlONED elaborate; John Rohan, 183 Center million to payments the first year, Not until a 7 Vm . curfew was of western guAranteea, and Eden St., prettiest; Arlene Brown, 90 Charter Oak: Jimmy Butler, 134 Robertson: Priscilla Bralnard. down and confessed imder inter­ meditation,"' "The plane should never have clantped o i the m ^or North Afri­ proposed still other steps. Eden Charter Oak Sl.. moat colorful; rogation by Hartford detectives. Washington, July 18 (.^^Driv- would lower from 65 to 62 the age Valley St., most unusual; Tommy N. School St.;. Sarah Jane Olm- Under Connecticut law. the ing hard for July 30 adjournment. attempt^ the landing," said Cook' can port's Arab quarter did the auggeated: BuUetins Sandra Dumore. 128 C5iarler Oak atead. 899 Tolland Tpke. Police Chief Michael J. Godfrey murder Malm committed would County Coroner Walter McCarron, at which women, -may get Social Croteau, 11 Rosemary PI., most House leader's mapped a forced- Securit.v benefits and, permit pa.v- violence subside for the night. A f­ 1. That Britain would be pre­ St., most original; Mary Ann Mas- Charter Oak: Marion Thomaon, tesUfled about the aoldier’s con- have been second degree.' if the draft schedule calling for action who is conducting an inquest. ter'9 p.m. the usually lively Euro­ pared iu become party to a secur­ from the AP Wires' original. aolini, i Carter St./prettleat; Ron­ 24 Eldridg* St. . feaslon at Malm’s trill, and said ments to disabled workers under West Side: Donna Vincent. 122 element of premeditation was this week-on locial aecurity, high­ At Dallas. Braniff headquarters the system after age 50. pean section aleo ^gaa ghostly ity pact including the United Cooper St., host 4-wheeler; Debbie ald Gaskel, 218 Charter Oak St., The children's weekly movies that it bad not been substantiated lacking and he would have been way, minimum wage and housing said they would not comment on silent. . funniest; Roger Gagne, .993 Main held in Center -Park Thursday eve­ by the evidence, according to Coa- sentenced to life imprisonment hia statement at this time because The social security ta'x on some Official figures put the aqad for REDS JOINING A-FOOL THE WORLD’S Smith, Cross St., mo.st colorful; legislation. ‘ $55 million jobholders would go up (Coatinned on Page Four) Bobble Allison,. 9 Short St., most St., best bike. ning proved very popular,, as not grove. ^ ' Malm was asking the board to­ "the JnveaUgatioq of the safety of the four days at >50 Moroccahs and Geneva, July 18 UPV—Premier onlychildren but many adults And, if that isn’t enough to keep one percentage point. That would unusual; ,Lea Gordon,'Division St., Robertson Park: Martha ■'Bon­ "But auppoae that aoldier were day to commute his death sentence busy.’sandwiched into the publish­ this operation now is in the hands 13, European*. The woundert. in­ Bulganin announced today that SMOOTHEST- ham. 162 N. School sL.,'most origi­ were also' present. These movies her* today Inatead of Malm," the 16 life. • of investigators of the Civil Aero- mean a bigger payment of up to the Soviet .Union haa deckled to best decorated; Steye Taylor, are held every Thur.'day beginning ed House program for the week $21 a year each for worker and cluded 53 natives.. Cooper St., best decorated. nal; Carol Knybel, Union St., most Publie Defender continued. "Sup- Telia of Malm’s Youth are votes on airport and atomic nauUcs Board. ' FXench tanks opened up yester­ Adenauer,^ Ike riintribiite atomic materiala to colorful; Sandra Jaqulth, Unioq at r pro- 'Gen. John J. Bnlekea today prettiest; Bobby Begley, 48 Bunce jilayground supervisor. It happened in Manchester. An out- ■While plans for adjournment on passing it this year. Dr., most colorful; Frank Pade- Jump Rope Winners dier's confession and the trial served for 29 months in the Navy July 30 are far from official and French natives. Four big fires Geneva rilled that the State comptroller The Jump Rope Tbumame'nV Tuesday night will find the of-town salesman kitneked at this court was able to diamiss it. Seven of the House Ways and is duty hbuml to furoiah nacen- glnas, 40 Victoria Rd., most comi­ definite. Democratic leader Mc­ Means Committee Republicans bit raged in the section, after the tank winner* for the week are as fol­ weekly picnic suppers at all the certain family’s door and began a long "But Malm wras convicted on (Continued on Page Thirteen) action. . bers o f, the" General Assembly cal. talk about hla romblnatlon windows Cormack of Massachuietts said "I the tax angle over the weekend in Bonn, Germany, July 18 (J5— Buckley: Russ Schaller, 340 lows; t>laygrounds beginning at 0:30 fol­ do hot aee. any reason why we can­ In the New Medina, the other with Bpwiai "autemobUe phrtos,' MALTS • SHAKES Green: Cheryl Stanlunas, 10 lowed on Wednesday by -a Doll and doors. The family listened and derided to'buy. A few "aupplementary views’’ tri the corii- Chancellor Konrad Adenai.er - left which when d la p ia ^ lA l en­ not, but that is my own personal mltt»e rdport on the bill. natiye sector, a grenade thrown' by Pl>-mouth Lane. Show where children may dresa'up daya later we were asked for an estimate on the same order, opinion.” News Tidbits rioter's killed 15 Moroccans. Bonn today for Switzerland to act able leglalafbra to paaa throagh and this was the result: "We recognize the undoubted up headquarters on the fringe of Waddell; Lee Orsino. /4(> Haw­ their dolls and enter them on the Martin Not'Certain The only European casualty of parkway toll statloM free. Thla playground nearest - their homes. Culled from AP Wires political attractiveness" of the De­ the Big Four aummit conference. Attorney General reatJlM thepe thorne St.; Sallna Zorkids, Hilliard Minority leader. Martin (R- mocratic '- sponsored' proposals, the day reported' waa an 18-year- St. This evetit will begin at 6:45. The figures at the Stole Refuses to Back The Oiancellor and 'his staff cooclusibas la aa ■ epialon Bled Artnal Cost of 10 y left are true. This Is Massl said he believes Congress they jMid In acknowledging a ma­ old Spanish-youth who waa atoned Bowers: Nancy V^eibust. ^uraday evening will again find to death in the'TlId Medina. refused to comment on Germjm with Gey. RlMcoB thto after- Combination . ' taking pla^e every can fihish Its work by July 30.. but jority of them had voted for the newspaper reporU that he would .Nathan Hale: Sue Perraa, .80 moyiea In Center Park followed op ^'indows and 1 More than million Roman Oatbo- In other parts of the city Moroc­ aeoa.' Dairy Quoon No. 1 Dairy Qhoor No. 2 Birch St. Friday by ap outdoor dance at .the da>^ Don't let It he's not betting on it. Hes pack Rio Dr Janeiro atreeta to bill. meet with PrOsMent Eisenhower I boor* Foes of’ McGinnis u Plan Speaker Rayburn'iD-Texi al.so But they noted the present law cans felled , trees and telephone Valley Street: John Rohan. 183 Robertson Park tennis courts. happen to you! Be­ greet image of Brazil’s paUon poles, ^et fire to atorea, schools and possibly tha other 'Western JETS COLLIDE IN JERSEY Cwned and Mafingwl By Owned' and Mnanged By. fore you sign a con­ baa set July^^O as the target date already m Baae. VA, (e: Mc­ from us; your local and New Haven Railroada wo(iId committee said: first target date by a week or two. ning strikes tree under which they be in close and conaUnt contact Guire AFB, T|«nl«ia N. J., eel^ CHARCOAL *•> This MTanchester Family dealer, local bnanc- be against |h« public interest of 1. Greater operational economists .. House leaders say their branch toqk shelter during thunderstorm. with the conference—and possi­ Uded oyer this eaoteni shorn 29c* will have little difficulty cleaning bly with the Big Four leaders LOST OUT ON |70r Ing, local guarantee the New Eng(and area, the New and aervice improvements could White House aay* Congreaa Soviet Experts to Examine commnodty enriy today. First. CHARCOAL DRIQUEnES . . » » . 70i I and adjustment. EnglancLGoverftors’ Committee on reault'from integration of N ew up major legislation within the speeded action on some bills and themselves as they consider the Lt. Jeka J. HuU. 88, at Jaaeo- Public Transportation saild today. England railroada into trunk line next two years, with possibly a postponed delivery of others so future of GermAny; vUe. WIs.. snstalaed a sprained few night sessions. The Senate, Grim and noncomtailUI, the 7^ LOW SUMMER PRICES *OTHI^B.M1NDOWS STTART AS LOW AS 815:95! In a report, in which the Oon- ayatems than into regional con President Elsenhower could attend Ideal 160”A ere Iowa Farm hack. The ether pOet has aot jmZARD GHARGOAL USHTER 3»t I ITS PMIT df CONMCCTtCUT necticut membership < failed tq solidationa. A trunk line is a rail Big pour conference at Gene'Va. . year-old German leader departed been f«m d and- hla IdenUftaBc NOW IN EFFECT YOUR Triple -Channel concur, the 24-man advisory group road operating from the E a a (Continued oh Page. Thirteen) India is reportedly considering con­ with hlSiStalTfor Basel in a privAtf; ‘Hen ia habag withheld tmipa ' TEL. Ml 9-0896— Ml 9-9814 FOR FREE DEUVERY | Interlocking Meeting Rail said that if Patrick R McGinnis, Coast to Chicago. ^ vening spiKdal conference to dis­ Dos Moines, July 18 lyP)—Twelve'carried in the visitors' honor which railway-car hcioked to the crack ^rartly. Double Locking Bolts president of the New Haven: takes Wantn Competing Linen cuss Far Eastern problems follow­ Soviet egricultursl chiefs set out read "welcome" in Russian, Rheihgold Express. From Basel, he DOCTOR was to go to the Villa Scabel). At e d d o h i g h l a n d I>ongrr Lasting Finish over also aa head of jhe Boston 9. New Ekigland would be beat )^e8trietiou8 Seen ing current Geneva meeting. today to look at a typical low* ,On the Hotel Fort Do Moines in WANTS FAR EABt ' t AUUI J C O N N E C n C U T AT TWO GREAT SCORES || A Maine, the "orderly develop-, served by several competing trunk Democratic chairman' and senior farm. > downtowq Dcs Moines where the an altitude of 4,900 feet. Muerren ■Tokyo, July 18 (jP)!- BILLS Adjustable Sub-Frame meiit of a sound rail transports- Itnea including,'Ideally, at iMst one For Freed Cardinal Republican Senator on Senate *They’re seeking how Richard L. Rusaiana' are staying there is a U reached only by a.small moun­ Radio aaid taday "I t M S2Sl95CASH COKE 84J» Many Mere Exclual|ve Uon policy In the interest of the tied .to New England. )M>rta oa its House Atomic Energy Committee AUeman o f Slater. Iowa, near Dea sign out which reads; tain railway. ttve that the Big Fear eaafer- . Features - • New England■ economy" will be moi( profitable. Seaboard conn join forces in fight for more ntonAo Moines, and hts wife Verda man- ’'W>lcome to. the Russian Farm Uaked to Bonn enee dlecoae tin FaC Raatam r*e Tm Par Tn. Pjne Pharmacy ■ prejudfeed; ' “f' appropriations. . ^..,Kent School in ago to run a 160-acre farm- and Group," But Adenaues's villa is linked' to Vienna Austria, Jul.v 18 oP]- Seefcl IOC Bupperf 3. An independeilt Boston bring up their two small childrep.. At the airport the onlookers hia delegation in Geneva, and to heard here. qaaHag ORDER YOURS TODAY CHurch officials in Budapeat said Connecticut offers African youth r ^ 664 CENTER ST.— COR. OF ADAMS ■ , . ’Ihe. report comes on the heels Maine haa a better chance of being scholarship but he has b*en,^nanble The Alleman’a have 75 acre*, of clapped vigproualy aa the Soviet Uie Foreign Ministry in Bonn, by n dally—oRWal organ af € h $ - ■V 1M fVATf OOCNW IwW I 2,,WHIj 9KUM yesterday they did not know the 4 - —1 i)f Oil attempt, by McGinnis to ob- merged with a wMtem trunk line whereabouts o f Joseph Cardinal to get pnasport to United States. corn; 40 acres of oaU and 40 acres dignitaries led by Vladimir Mnts- private high-speed teletyfM elreuiL PLANNING TO tONVERTf - OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY. 8 A.M. to 8 P.M. I nivii-SHinA ^ tain Intaratate Commerce Cbni- that a New HaVen-Boaton A Maine Mindszenty, . , Air Force unveils thoroughly of routed hay and pasture. They j kevlch.. first deputy minister of (Mficislly^ the Chancellor Is H fVISIBU ‘ ) mission approval fqr his'earvlng consolidation. Budapeat Radio announced SatA revised plans for modernistic have 121 spring pigs, 12 sows for j agriculture o f the U.S.S.R.. de- starting a 8-week summer vaca­ M the Ortsat *Tas A N D H WNOI P aa president and director of the 4. A trunk line tied to New Ekig- luday that the life sentence of buildings of its proposed ,\ir September farrowing, 48 Hereford | scended from the airplane, tion at the 8wis» rekort. However, apeidal far the OB- See fluid Htat\Line Of Boeton A Maine while continuing land porta aa (la most profitable Hungary’s • 63-year-old Roman Force Acqdeniy . . . Sen. Russell heifers and 200 puUeu. Richard This couldn’t have happened six he took key aides from his office aeae pe*| AMESITE DRIVEWAYS as prMident of the New Haven. seaboard outlet would tend to off­ ttJB U — WALL FLAME — WARM AIR UNITS Catholic Primate had been "inter­ (D-Ga) aays this Congress' will Alleman is 25 and his wife la 23. months ago,” said a siirprlse Mid­ here with him. ^ pla aa a ' TW« list sMrMs« A hearing on McGinnis’ petition set some at the preference given rupted" at hia request and a pass "an effective reserve bill" Their children Bruce and Sherry western newspaperman watching In Geneva he la reptassntad by a . p r e s s u r e b u r n e r s n r a n i Y i n s t a u i b ', Pine Lenox Pharmacy ■ It will resqine next Monday in Bos­ ovsr the years to New York. Phil* cjiurch building had been placed but. not one strong enough to pro­ are aged S and 1, respectively. the scene. 12-m'an delegation headed by Her­ irA O O . Q ndiag — MurM— Bgread — Fpnm. Set — Fesror OsIM cssisistslv ton. delpbla and Baltimore at.^the ex /n y — tan Lntaa* a-Tan Air Canattfoma Aleer Ferkteg Lets — Tsaals Ceeirta — Wetln entrlssw. Mils "at hiq disposal by the bishops.” vide 2,900,000-mnn ' force Presi­ Get Wann Weloome The Russians havs come with bert Blank* nhom, parmanant Ger­ N arw kk, J a | y IB (F)— 299 EAST CENTER S T . - ^ O R . blNOX ■ Gov. Dennis J. Roberte, who re- psnM of New England ports. man repraaantaUva at tha 'Hofth :?■ (inEEDR.NO W A T E R ) Tenus AmageS If DooIn S CM tlCMiW SS- It appaared that Cardinal Mind- dent Ehsenhower asked by i960. T he. ddsen Russian farm laad- tha approval and encouragement yearn i-oM aid haybay BmamaBlBB BEE U8 FORi tS| ISSrtiwysSM leeeed the report here, said he did '5. It would b* in the public in­ aaentj^ now would undergo the Team at doctors, balked by polio em, Including some of the out­ of the U.S. -govemmenU The pro­ AUontlo Oouneil in Paris and o m OPEN SUNDAY I A.M. I# 1 P.M.-6 P.M.-10 P.M. * 10% POKOASHTKAMSAOnoitt ecrssr (tstlrse- ’ eo at thei yequeet of .(3ov. Chris-.' terest to ppstpone any Boston A • AWNINGS nss Iw ttriM*- aemt aort at conOnement ae that from giving .drugs, tom to hypno- standing agricultural experU of ject for their trip originnted with of his cloasst foreign policy ad­ .eSeSaef 3* ALL INSTALLATV0^8 SUPBKVISBD BY Lion A. Herter of Maeqachusetia. Maine-New Haven' njerger until Tutdolay President Tito haa de­ tiam -during weekend In Dallaa to the Boviet'Union, received yester­ an'editorial ..BUgK*Hnn of tha Dab viser*. e CANOPIES I Governor Roberta said Hhe' New aome opportunity for a Inuik line _ I AT YOilR SERVICE I A.M. to 10 P.M. | ^ # AALOU8IES creed for Alojaic Oardlnel 8t«p - deliver a lusty-lunged son to day afternoon an enthusiastic wel- Molhm Register and Tribune. .The Gonova group wlU tranamlt DEMAia BROTHERS England Govemort’ GoAference, consolidation doe* arise. nac. Since Ue releeee from prieon pretty mother. . . . Gov. Ribicoff coma on tbslr arrival. at tka' Das A U.S. farm dslegatlon is in. the Adeneuer's Vieira to t)^ ^ Four FOGARD BEOTHERS B8TABUBHCD im w M A be heads., had not had op- ’I^ committee ackaowjedgod If December, 1801, Cardinal Step!- dlsiHissBS ataOe emplnyis at 12:30 Moinaa municipal -airport i Soviet Unlou as a part of th« i-l MAN?