.FAQ* SIXTEEN FRroAY, JULY 19, WS-JJ jKa'nrbPBtrr lEnrtting ISrralb Average Dsily Net Press Run For the Week Ended . ) - The Weather June 8, 1SS7 rowenot of V. 8. WoeUMr Dana About Town Trinity Neara Engaged Public Records I Here Siuiflay Police Release I Oenecnlly fotr, cooler Into to-' Anthony D. Paoti«, ieaman, Marriage IJMnse I'rio in Robbery 12,540 iilglit. Lew M V eo. Smtonjr, p v W USN, son of Mf. and Mrs. J50 bank robbery In Can­ AT to South America. carapalgn, it was learned Thursday. | Kraiicunaa, for alterations to a ton, Maas., have been released VOL. LXXVL NO. 247 (TEN PAGES) '’Mnlty began the most extensive i home at 60 Turnbull Rd„ $300, MANCHESTER, CONN„ .SATURDAY, JULY 20, 1957 (OtoaaUlad AdvortUtog an Pago g) PRICE FIVE CkNm William MacDcuiald, son of Ifr. after questioning by State Police. ; development cam pain In its his- ' To Oscar Olaon.for H*rry D. Ker- The trio waa stopped by Con­ W OODLAND _ _ j _____ Z_ ____ and Mrs- William MacDonald, 15S’ .tory in March o f 1930, seeking toj : rigan, for alterations to a home at Center SU, is spending , the stinV' necticut SUte Police and a Staf­ '’ raise 14,570,000 over a S-year pe-! 154 Carol Dr.. $300. ford patrolman on )tt. 30 in El­ mer pt Camp Brookwoods, -AJtdn. riod. I ■ To Walter Baldyga for David - GARDENS Lake Winnepeaaiikee, N. lington yeaterday afternoon after Good Union The first goal of $3,350,000 wSs ^ , Rubin, for alterationa to a home reports that their car matched the FINE SPIKES Police Switch^une Adjustment set for June 30, 1957, and Albert} at 103 Weaver Rd. , $350. get-away vehicle used In the Chm- FRESHLY CUT Miss I^rolyn H. Kaye. 109 W. E. Holland,, vice president of Trin-j ton holdup. Center Bt., a freshman at Miami itj in charge of development, re-; BUY A DOZEN OR TWO University, Oxford, Ohio, is a ported that on that data a total' o f : Also, the men were Negroes, as Saf gu ard s May Soften member of the dean's list for high 13,154.826^ad been received by the Hospital Notes were the three who locked 31 per­ ^ For rii« H orn* ir For Rom om broneo For iJnsung Hero Says U.S. marks attained during the spring C'"3ge. X sons In a banit vault while bom- semester. Thus. Trinity must raise $1,416.- mi tUng the rop)wry at'the Canton AD,MrrrED YRSTKRDAY: Mrs. branch of the Norfolk County •k For A n n ivon orlos F or Shu t-in s Up to UTW Cuts in Aid 174 to reach its June 30, 1958 goat. Rlixabeth Rudin, 56 Wells St.; Outstanding support in the cam Trust COj. earlier yesterday. Winsted, 20 CP)—7A SO-year-'^the water -and began to head for Members o f the Combined i. Cliiiiles Chilotta, 53 Gerard St.; old Hartford youth almost went Catholic Mothers Circlet will meet i palgn thus far has come from the TTie t h m bandits made off w ith! I THERE IS STILL A GOOD SEI-ECTION OF Washington, July 20 (/P) another rock, 15 yarda away. About James Sargent, U Hemlock St.; unrecognized for an act o f heroism Washington, July 20 (/P)— at the W. P. Q-Jiah Funeral Home ! Greater Hartford Area, which aur some $31,.500 In bank funds and sn i ANNUALS TO FILL THE. EMPTY SPACES The executive council of the halfway there.'Betty Jane lUll Its million dollar goal by Mrs Jennie CSstagna. Glastonbury; additional $1,000 that they took | Friday night aa he was handed a leading, her cousin- Judy bMame Presideint Eisenhower seemed at 8 o'clock tonight in a body i pafKA ’ ’ Peter Staum, 39 W. Middle Tpke.: IN THE GARDEN United Textile Workers Union warning for the reckless opera,tlon panicky and fatigued and crild out likely today to get a foreign to. yeeite the Rosary for' Mrs. $397,761.'Of this total. local bpsi- from bank patrons. > Mrs. Rutli Foster, 393 Oakland St.; ■ * Lt. Harry Taylor, commander of | ALSO LATE (UTW), under fire from Sen­ of ,a piotorboat by two policemen. for help. Betty Jane turned around Arrtands, Jarvis Oardner. ' who was nebses contributed $638,841 to Buiterworih Photo Xtrs. Hattie Vince, 94 Village St.; Or. W. Ralph Ward Jr. aid authorization bill more to liberal arts college to lead all/Con- Patricia H. Schroeder the Stafford Springs barracks of BROCCOLI CAULIFLOWER ate Rackets probers, meets It was while the Taw was giving and swam back to her aid. his liking than the 13.116,833,- a memhcr of the Sacred Heart Mrs. Bonnie Matthew, Rt. 2, Rock­ CABBAGE r him a wrtttan warning and a verbal However, the Pickard girl was Mothers Circle. tributors. / l ville; Mrs. Margaret Mcljiuj^lln. Dr. W, Ralph Ward Jr., former the Connecticut State Police, re-'] today to con.sider proppsals 000 measure passed by the A total of $1,767,065 Was re-; and Mrs. Denver F. Schroe,- ported today that Massachusetts i l^ture on the operation of a boat pulled under by her cousin and she j _ . Bolton; Jane Terry. 427 Summit "ilnister of the South Methodist that^ it adopt new "clean that a group of people converged too cried out for help House. The todiek. o f St. James will reived from outside th^'Hartford der, 25231.>. miuMJCMfddle Tpke.. 1 |JK announceSt.; Mrs. Catherine Doellner. 83! Church and presently miniater of State Police had come here and! SPRAYS INSECTICIDES FERTILIZERS area, with fimdationa rontributing -! i, daughter of Mr. ai)d twice, he grabbed the Pickard girl waa held Sunday afternoon at the ill imilauiu certain,goals of the | School, is WOODLAND GARDENS ilera Union. / Mra. Eugene Chipman of JAew by the arm. She was still holding Final House passage by a 254- to Xti-. and Mrs. Andrew Torrance. Wedgewood Rd.: Laurence Peter­ i home of Mr. and Mre. FYancU T. campaign. *innlty requested from | *htly employed at Hamilti Hartford, were pulled frorh Ore onto her cousin, her arm around 164 roll, call vote climaxed a. day­ its fribnds and wlumni this largest 1 Stsndard. Her flsnce attendee *7 O dar Ridge Ter.. Glastonbury; son. itFD. l, RockvlHe: Gerald Xfel- ICE CUBES The committee a^moned Har­ Matthews, 171 N. Elm. St. About BY THE B.\0 JOHN J. 7.APAURA. Pmp- water by Robert Adams Jr. He la her waist. long aeries of votes which fourtd London, July 20 (^P)—Soviet delegate 'Valerign Zorin todiur a'NUughtef 10 Mr. and XIra! Paul lo, 132 Eldridge .St.; XIra. Lena old Gibbona, TeaiMter boaa in the the bill’s supporters on the defen­ 45 relstives and friends were con>*rted effort tO: . I , ^ ' 168 WOODLAND STREET >H ON E MI .1-8474 the son of Mr. anil'JJrs. Frank Adams pulled them both into his present. A buffet luncheon was & e c t a mllllon-dollar Student} ^ ‘ th the U.$. Army at Ft. AdiWw. Wspping: a daughter to Relchenbacli, Wapping; Mrs. Laur- St. Louia area,/for qulxxlng by. sive most of the time. blamed the United States for the slow progress o f thp U.N. M ILLER’S PH AR M ACY I OPEN DAILY. I’XNTIL 9 P.XI. . staff aides, apparently to deter­ Adams and la a student at Trinity boat and returned them to shore served. Center:' .a million-dollar Mr. aiXXire. Joel Grout. 101 Por­ etU Schindler, 26 Eari St.. Rock­ 399 GREEN RD. The measure now is slatOd for disarmament talks. " m a th -; ter St. ville: George Tsfadwell, 411 Cen-^ mine whether/ he will be aum- College. . where an anxious group of people physics unit; further endow No deflnite wedding dele has Police ChiefWaldo 8. Heath told adjustment with a Senate-passed He said the United. States had not given its p6riti«i oa been set. DISCHAftGED YESTERDAY: ter St. j moned to a later public hearing. quickly gave hem first aid. The bill closer „to the President's re­ faculty aalaries by one million Xfrs. Frances Keumc.'-58 Hammond this story: girls were returned to their respec­ Russian proposals for a limited disarmament treaty nut ,be- dollars: fenpvate Williams Memo- Gibbons haa been mentioned as The two girls were swiralhlrig In quest.' The Senate authorized a jT Pros^pHons ^ J ulty salaries, thanks to the Fordi?i',' Wilson, a poasibls contender for the tive homes and were both in, good half billion dollars more than tho fore the 5-power U.N. subcommittee as far back aa A | ^ , risl Hsll; $500,000 to Increase the -water near the sherefront cot­ condition today. The Chipman ^ rl "Obviously," he added, "it is difficult to hopi for auedui r "FREE PICK-UP scholarship aid; and $200,000 for Foundation gift, has been eur- 1^1, TaamaUrs presidency being vacat­ tage of Adams’ grandparents, Xfr. House and approved some of the 4 passed, Holland reporteu, and L‘ . ed by/Dave Beck — who is retir-, had been visiting at the home of the long-range authority Eisenhower iq our work if the poeition of one of the parties PeinaiBg uii> library uie. and Mra, Frank Adams of Hart­ Pickards at the time. . wanted. / I AND DELIVERY" 4 Along with the Downei Me­ certain ot.het ot.heV goals qt of the cam- w ” ' Ing ^ d e r fire for alitged misuse ford. The Adams are summer resi­ known and vague.’’ pelgn are nearing completion, g [" W s./H elen Berger. 2(K.pro\e of/Union funds. No report of the. incident waa Since the usual prkctlo^ fa to morial Clock Tower which' is now Rockville: XIrss. Dorothy'xXIl- ] dents at the lake. made public at the time and after The Soviet delegate gave his views* in answers ttywriiteo I nder construction at the Obilege. An the textile probe, Klenert Witnesses Said the two girls de­ compromise somewhere^'' between [Arthur Oruu Slorls i : Chaud. 62 Norman St.: o Xti’s. Frin- Shop HALE’S Saturday it waa all over and Adams was con­ the extremes of differing House questions piit to him by the Manchester (xuardiaiL the renovation of Williams Me­ admitted.yesterday that $67,000 of cided to swim about 20 yards out M icea Korner, 63 Elro•o St.;. Ediiiuna^ gratulated by his grandparents and and Senate billat-the'conferees are Commenting on a question aa to^ . —------morial la well underway. The pub­ I Draus II, RFD 1. Roc-kville, union funds was used to help pay to a large-rock. The P ickvd girt, for homes in a fashionable Wash­ their neighbors, he decided to take expected to come up with a meas­ tha “ main obstaclea" to roachlhg lic relations depsitmcnt and the local buainesaman. who is the , Douglas Rice. 22 W. Gardner St.; being the better swimmer, led the a spin In his -boat. He is Vaca­ a partial disarmament agreement, national chairman and on the .Joseph Smith. Vernon Center. ington suburb for both himself and ure providing more money than property manager hare been re­ way as het cousin could only do a' tioning for a^week at hiS grand­ the House version. Zorin replied: located in hew offices on the first ^ a l lerol. Charles W. Deeds, ■ Rpckvtlle; XIra. Helen Vasalonue etc one stop store Valente. He denied there waa any- dog-paddle. They reached the rock parents cottage. Dulles to -thlqg improper about the deal. . CriUes Plan Fight "From the poaiUona ot the west- floor, and the second floor con- Oetrom Enderi. Peter M. Fraser , and daughter. 447 Center St.; Mrs. safely. arn powers already prtoentad it la and many other leading rltisens. -. IRebecca-Riback and daughter, 68 Tranavtions HluMtlonahle’ . However,— during— yeaterday'# - etruction of new faculty offices Then, the two Jumped back into (ContiBued on Page lliree) hectic House seeeion, climaxing a clear that they oppoaa the'kaparate U.S. Potiti#n Proven! is hearing completion., i But Eric G. Janssoh, a W u h- week of debate, aid critics served •dopUon of a darision to auapand The goal of $1,000,<)00 for fac- summer needs! Ington certified public accountant, notice they will oppose any com­ atomic and hyihugaa.weapon testa testified he resigned u the imlon's promise measure which they think Immediately, and that they opi>OM On Arms Ctiis auditor becauie he twice waa gives in too much to the Senate. tha renunciation o f the uae of given false stories about the 1953 Fund Cut Bid Spurs .^ d an appropriafiona bill pro­ •tomle and hjrdrogen wea|>ons for DYNilMIC Folks you esn mv« SI.00. home buying degl. Janssnn termed viding actual fund! must still be military. purposes. Washington, July M (g>)—Raers- ICE PUNT OPEN the transactione “questionable to voted on. since the present author- 'Aa regards a major reduction of tary of State DuJjea plans a luijUoiW I" We intended to advertise aav the least," Ixing legislation only seta terms armed forces, the western powara wide, radio-tele vision speech: INSBRJINCE Thera waa no {hdlcation the day night to detail the U.S. ] Bar-B-Qued turkeys at and ceilings for the aid program. hedge this measure round with WEEKDAYS ~ 8 A.M. to 8 P.M. tnw.executive codicil would con­ New Defense Fracas Chairman Gordon (D-Ill) o f th e. political and other conditions. .The on diaarmajnent--a kub_ M o o n s S4.95 each and made an sider any action ‘ against either House Foreign Affairs Committee adoption of this standpoint by the itoavy Ruaaiah criUcism rieliBUy. State Depsrtmeat aouroas saM Valente or Klenert In Its- closed arid today , the HousJ voted-..no weatam powers puts, obstaclaa ,ln error andai« nrJ-tr mHDAYS~gAJ!A. t o 1 P . M , door huddle, or place any drastic thk way of agreement —agreement- ,ona porpon ^ ih#- "oomptilBSP X-- •Iva atatemant~ wotiM be ' ■nK'-xTrzX:.y<'.f7jt’r**rd va.. has erupted In the wake of] an ad­ son asked for $34,391,980,' 'lam ’plMsed^ ATtittom H aB em M -Sliv«rsttin ministration-gtatemeftt that it can 000, eaylng most of Senats In- tion," he said. •ecurity of tha peoplei." Bfaisnwot • BLOCK ICE get along with $142 million -leas creaaea; for regular and reserve In its major actions yeaterdtfy The depai-tment tnUi PgRig A s s o c i o t M Zorin waa akkad whether tha would apeak tor 80 mimttoa over Mapy'i Markef • ICE CUBES than the Senate v^ted for the next miliUiy personnel could be drop­ the house: Russians were Insiating that an Aeguitfal Lifts 12 months. ped. . He asked retention qt in­ nationwide radio and tele'Vtotun Ml - S 1 South Main St. I; Voted 155-74 to limit to $600 agrae'mant on the ending of 'nu­ (ABC), beginning at 9 pjn. 3 115 Sen, Symington lO-Mo) accusad creases f o r . aircraft, ships and million next year's economic aid clear testa Include a declaration President Elsenhower, in a Senate weapons. ' fund to support defense programs It was raported the 8 « on tha banning of the u ta'of nu­ does not think the London___ HofiFa’s C^Dce speech yesterday of diowing “ In- Chaves aaid this waa thr third of U.S. Allies. Eisenhower asked clear waaponi. credible Irreiponaiblllty*’ in agrea- official request for defense funds, ence ia about to break up. but titat la. T. WOOD CO for $900 inillion and the Senate ap­ ” No,’’ he replied. "Tha Soviet ing to cut Defense requests after and the second reduction, adding: proved mllUon. the deilbrtment la nowcatnad aSii^ 51 BISSELL s t r e e t - p h o n e MI ,1-1129 $800 Union d o a not put totvard any J O H N F . For Beckys Jpb demanding partial restoration of "The Senate conferees era some­ Aeked about the HouSe’e $300 the heavy Ruistaa propagiSieiqp- Bissell Street Runs East Off Main Street previous congressional cuta. what confused.’’ ■ conditions for reaching agreement •awt on U.S. propoMla ' million cut. preeidential preae aec- on the Jfhmsdiate cessation of S 5 5 5 S 5 5 5 S At State Theater Buikting Presidential preii secretary Humphrey charged the admin­ roUoy Jamea C. Hagerty said Tlieaa attacks, it was heltovad .Waahlngtoo, July 30 (Ftrlkm as Jamea-G. ;Uagcrty responded with atomlqgnd hydrogen weapon teats. hare; might be part of a M M to TIEMEV Hoff a tmargad today man hit istration had vpuUeA4 billion and Biaenhower and duction , already, announced. Miss Universe Crown tion of partial measuraa in this Dulles also waa said to feel that feature of the administration pro­ sphere, aa a beginning. tlwB loiob BY**- elastic leg style brief, run movement, that Hof fa cAn take Secretary o f Defeiiae Wilson then In lettera to ‘House and Senate posal, which aid officrahj say la a people hara and abroad have net Med* #ppH9 MOOM S«*f»fiz*d over Beck’a spot If he -wants it. or naked ths Senate to restore about proof. appropriations leaders. Wilson said key point in plans for a 'eounder "W t have proposed, first, that been given a coniiprehaaaive ac­ Oywidoth.^** name who he wants aa Teamsters $1,200,000,000 of the House cut. some 20.000 dfficers now on active Long Beach, pzilf.. July 20 (IP)— ^f-crowd wlth-her and ther dis­ agreement be reached, ea an Inde- count of the U.S. dlaarmemeilt.ef- , president. long-range program, SALE In scarlet. ' ’The Senate raised the House duty with the Army, Navy, Air .The House bill also would allow Hie crown of Mias Universe rests tinct diaappotntment in aom .pendent step, to discontinue tests torta. } Hoffs flew' to Detroit iMt night. figure by $971 miiiion. Senate- Force and Marines will be elimi­ today, atop the dark-brown hair of tors when her Grace Kelly of atomic and hydrogen weapons, Moscow radio haa toom -broad­ Sizes In response to a qutotion there, he beauty waa passed over by lha 5, 6„ 7 House conferees then ssrt doi^i’h to nated during the next year. (ConUniled on Page Three) P.eru’s Gladys Zender, the first ing in. mind that this would casting steady critidapik o f U.S. ir 19S$ DeSOTO ADVENTURER said he financed hia trial defense try to resolve difference in the judges In favor o f Mias Peru. p la ie^ ^ obatacla In the way ot prapoaala. claiming- the United .50 He noted "that the 100,000 cut Latin American ever to win the “rhe Peruvian charmer waa by entirely from his own. funds, and- two figures. provides for elimination of only further"-4*v**®P**'* ■ ■ Atcbilc and Statea waa not preaenting efraotive- Hardtop. Fully powered, electric windows * 4 that he had declined offers by coveted honor. no means an unpopular choice,' dOY SCOU Lai'ger Yesterday, Sen. Chaves (D-NM) 11,865 officers by the end of this The 18-year-old daughter of one hydrogen wegponx proposaJa at London. and seats. OIRUT DEPARTMENT eral locals to. raise a defense fund made public a new aUminlstratlojn Fire Guts Building however. On each night of her ap­ "Secondly, vve have proposed Also, U.S. authoriUaa. have bean *2 9 9 5 Sizes for him. He said he had mortgaged yMr, but said that an additional of Lima’s leading families waa last pearance she drew some of the SECON’D FLOOR request, contained in a letter from 8,135 officers—to bring the total night Judged the fairest in the that the states ahbu)d give an un­ impressed b y two recent etate- his'home, cottage and automobile. Wilson. longest applauae heard ia" the dertaking not to uieSt&mic and menta of Communist party boae NEEDS/ The trial against H offs and a to' 20,000—would be eliminated In Putnam Section field of International beauties. crowd watcher her slow, slinky 1955 DODfiE CUSTOM ROYAL Wilson, noting a recently-an­ early next year. There waa no U.S. entry in the hydrogen weSpona of ailySUhd tor N ikita. Khrukhchev. He ridiculed eo-dafendant, Miami Atty. H.vman progress down the r u n w a y s military purposes. , the. idek, favored by Dulles, o f as- ' 4-Door Sedan. iNilly powered. nounced 100,000-man roductlon in The additional cutbacH in officer Putnam, July 20 (J V -A , general finals—because of the disqualifica­ movemedt at onde full o f grace aiid t ' ' I, Fiscbbach;' began a montli ago •bthorised atrengtt- of the armed “If the wactem powara were tabllahing an aerial Inapectlmi. last Fashion Decrees.. a yvlcrday. But Fischbach waa strength would mean that addi­ alarm fire raged through a tion of Leona Gage^ Maryland’s sex appeal. *1645 forces over the next six months, tional reductions In enlisted person­ consent forthwith to agree to Com- " e tn the Ardtic. granted a mistrial last wreck wrhen 3-stOry wooden building today , in married Mist U.S.A. Misa Zender ia (I feet, 7 inches •aid the Defense Department could nel would reault. the nortlf end o f town. lete 'prohibition o f atomic, and the Red leader on one. oe» hig attorney bvam e ill. Fischbach The glrlf from south of the tali; has a 23 >4-inch waiat and 36 The roof and two wiaUs caved In border made . a nmaway of the inch hlpa and bust She hasn’t dia- Sydrogen weapons. To the cessa­ D0D6E LaFEMME la to be tried later. tion of tha production of t h m (Cont oa Page Five) OFnCIAL Hardtop. Also powered. U,8. Atty. Oliver Gasch aaid at the Weiss building which houses finals. cloaed bar weight. . a food market on the flrat floor, weapons and to their elimination Hoffa’a acquittal had done nothing A gorgeous blonde from Brasil, Her selection la apparently go­ " ' x T " ’ - ' ' y *1695 an appliance ktore oh the second Terezinha Goncalvro Morango, 2(), ing to set a new atandafd- of be­ from tha armamanta of the etate, toV iange hia oplnlqn o f the e v e and a one-family apartment havior for Miss Universe contest the Soviet Union would welcome alWnat Fischbach: placed second, and dark-eyed Maria Sliunm sui. Cam fL Five Under A-Blast the tIUrd. Rosa Gamio, 19, duba, waa fourth. queens. such-n atep on their |tort.’' 1955 PONTIAC HARDTOF Members of the Senate Commit­ Police said Uie- family waa evacu­ Sonia Hamilton, 23, ,a stately The sheltered daughter of a ' The western powers are insist- Bulletins Power, brakes and power steering. . tee. headed.by Sen. MeCellan (D- ated from, the building soon after blonde from London, waa third wealtliy family,'she is in no hurry kigicthat temporary atiapenaion of Ark.), were plainly disappointed the fire started about 8:30 a.m. choice In the Judging and the to 'cash in on such of her prisaa nuclear teats . be linked with an fro m th e A R . W ires *1675 vrito the trial outcome. Say Hi a Breeze ■ Nearby buildings were not in breath-takingly . .beeuUfal - Gerti at personal appearanca tours for. •greSment to gtodually iut con­ The vice chairman, Sen. Ives danger and nO one was hurt. Daub, 19," of Germany was choaeit- a bathing suit manufacturer and ventional armed fercee and arms- UNIFORM 'White Mist— Eyelet fR-NY), said he felt the verdict Fire trucks In the neighboring fifth from among 15 eemlfinallate. PEACE PROPOSAL OENIED DSS OHEVROLET BEL IlR DONV. waa "a mlacarriage of Juatice." community of Thompson stood by. (CoatiBued on Page Five) (Oonttened ea Fage Hiraa) batiste and ruffles Atomic T«et Site, Nev.. July 20tdropped qur eyes to an horisontal Teare flowed freely backatage Cairo, 'Egypt. July n tti — H m . Low mileage. Nice car. Committee council Robert .Ken­ after the winners were announced. pi lace form a be-' (F)—The first flvb men to inten­ level. regional offloo ot the AmerlcM Shirt $2.50 nedy aalit the committee waa go-' Misa 2Sender donned her pearl-stud­ Friends ef the Middle East tor- jguiling neckline and Ing ahead with "our investigation tionally atand under 'an atomic ex­ "The blast didn't even rock ua. But'the heat from'the flaah was ded crown and faced photographers nuOIy denied today that Dr. Ed­ yoke on this JUDY of Hoffa. ■ plosion shrugged their exfiertence with tears 'streaming down her Monetary offers Pour in ward L. R. Eikan, who le Freal- ^ McClelian aaid Hoffa‘'s name wlU like wiien you open the door of a Short! 1$$$ OitBSIIOBILE $$ A-DOOR SEDAN BOND sleeveless off today as Juat a breeze., n furnace for a momeqt. News Tidbits face— and a smile of Joy on her dent Elsenbower’e p a st • r, '. $U 5 blouse in that won­ flimra in the committee’s next tar­ lipe. Her parents, ICdUardo and brooght an Arab-lerbell peoea get— the labor situation in the New "It’s one of the Iwit places to The of fleers remained at Ground der fabric, DA- 25ero for an hour after the detona­ Called from A p Wires Rosa Zender. nish^ damp-eyed to proposal to President Naator. \ *1595 York area—and that the union of­ observe a bleat that I can think the Stage to embrace their beauti­ Elmo. Uutehisoa,, director of .tba 'CRON and Pima ■■ r.- ficial may be calJed as a witnees. tion while imonltore checked the Deposed Miss IJSA Set Stookings 85e of,” . said Coi. Sydney Bruce, Dur- extent of the contamination from ful daughter. AFME feglcaal office, said hia . cotton. You’ll |ov« Hoffa also faces federal winetap 0,: 6olo. — radioactive fallout. ' Billy Graham's New York i|-u^ The ‘sight of the happy fam ily- organization sponsored a recent 1953 D0D8E 4-DOOR its wrinkle-resistant freshness and the ease with which charges in New York baaed on the The first air-to-air atomic roiket "The • radiation h a x k r d wi •ade moves from Madlaon Square plus the long strain of the con­ 'visit by Dr. Ebon to the .Middle, :. test—snapped something Inside It washes,'drips dry and is ready to wear without iron­ accusation he conspired to tap his ever fired went off more than 15,- negligible,” Col. Bruce reported. Garden (o Yankee JStadium tonight To Cash in on East and It had h i political 0arttrt n i Tabs Me own office telephones in Detroit 000 feet—how much, more was nOt ... Bomb scare grounds Air France Miss Germany. Huge, tears rollsd character whaboever. ing. A prize in white only S4.98. For MaJ. Norman Bodinger, 91* endlessly down her face. ’The jury which yesterday clear- disclosed—above the heads of the Unden Ave.. Ridgefield. N. J„ hia plane tor 2«,4 hours In Sidney, N. 8. ■ • . . . r ed Hoffa apparenUy believed his five Air Defense Command offic­ Federal Civil Dafenae Adminis­ ~ "I am homeeick.’’., she sobbed. Long Beach, .Calif., Jufy 20 UPt^^axi offer tor her to appear on his MMERIOAN SPY* ARRESITID stand beneath the atomic blast Everyone seems to have friends Vienna, .Austria, July 39 (F)—• Cap 1953 PAOKARD A-DOOR •tory over that />f John Cy# Cheaa- ers. was a flashy and noisy—but un- tration announces it haa Invited St —A beauty queen toppled from television show. She wss deluged $1.00 ty, the Senate Committee investi­ The rocket waa a low-powered obaervera from 10 countries to and ftonlly but I have nq one. I her Miss USA throne by her own in her . hotel room yesterday, in Radio Prague saM todixy a “spy„ Fully equipped, festive — method of celebrating for the Americaa IntalUgeaea Need a gator Hoffa waa accused of paying weapon compared with moet his 10th wedding anniversary. watch next week's Nevada nuclear ” nlH ’’*‘^** to'Maryland fact, by offioffers from TV ahowi and *6 9 5 to get committee, secrets. atomic devices,' hut Lt. Gen. J. H. teat. . . Atlanta,' Oa. detective But the l^oarrold^^Hemb^g | prospect of c^lnf f night cluba Service" waa arreatod by Onach MaJ. Bodinger will make the girl had a sentries when he tried to rrnnq Naektrehief 5k-60c Atkinson, commander of the de­ official - report of the officers’ ex­ solvea. murder two hours after vic­ In on the sensation she created in SLEEVELESS BLOUSE fense command, said it could blast tim Is found. ithe Mias Universe contest. was ona to appear on uia Ed Sulli­ the border Into OZeeiioelovalda 1953 STUDEBAKER OOMMANDER perience to Uie National Security from Austria. Hie breadcoat Plane with 12 Men a fleet of enemy planes out of the Advisory Bo&rd when It meets at Flaywright ArthurJAttlar says he van show. Low mileage, power steering^ . ' for your vacation? ikies. Colorado Springs^ C6lo„ headquar Outraged Husband I tUla o ^ r 43 o t W hom ./rawo Father la Hoapltiu identified the arrested man as ia eoofident hr can win anieal Antonin Hertan. 'Hie r a d I a Slide Mttol 25c ’Tha little band of officers came tare of the Air, Defense Command *7 9 5 Lost in Italian Al^s of contempt of Congreak-convictlon ctainsee- Hertan rneelved -'hta ' We have a good^assortrtient of Judy Bofid and Shln'n out from under the explosion with July 30. 31 and August 1. . . , Rebel tribes attack villages in Slabs Man to waa not without its heartaches. their neatly preaked khaki uni­ ______■« .even present Isat night kt the fln- training as an agent In Week -- Shore in sizes 28-38 from $2.98 to $5.98, On the board ia Dr. Edward Britlah-protected Arab SfiUanate She fainted once, simply from'ten- W* dso Imv*'Bey Scout MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM ' Milan, Italy, July 20 (A1,—A forms fresh enough for a parade- Teller, who ia racognixad aa "th e of Muscat. ' lion, a doctor said, and'she faint­ Germany and went to Oaeebo* ground reyiew. New Haron. July 20 (^Police, Ennla. stovakta to try to hire reiativeati. SPORTSWEAR—SECOND FLOOli U.S. Navy transport plane van­ father of the atomic bomb." ed again last night when a report- Official ShoM ished yesterday, on . a flight with ’They were designed to the Mourners leave Aswan, Egypt, said an outraged husband stabbed boarding her plane a.t Loa to gather military data. XtoJ] Bodinger agreed when Col. following funeral rites tor Age 'er told her her father is alive. She The Sleek Silhouette 12 men from Casablanca, Moroc­ lonely station at Ground Zero to a man to death here today when he xngelea InternaUohM Airport ha(l said ha was dead-. 2Va to 6->$8.95 Small Down Payment—• Low ^nil Rol«» , . Bruce summed up hia reaction to Khan . , , Land, believed by some found him in his apartment w lth :^,^ ^ the Judges selected Misa co. to Trevlao Airport, near Ven­ bring out a report on what might It- developed that her father, F. STATE OOP POST CHANGE the reault o f the teat this way; to contain uranium opeaed to hi.his wife. - Peru. 18-year-old Gladys Zender of 4'/2 to f V2- ^ 9.95 ice. ‘The Navy expressed fear to­ ha|>pen. to people below an aerial "My only regret is that we D. Gage, 56, is a palsied patient Greenwich, July 39 (A^—Sira. clalmera in Colorado. Lt. Robert . Mulhern reported Lima, as Mias Universe, the flrst brought to you by day the plane crashed in the battle fought with atomic rockets didn't- hate a thousand people in a Wichita Falla, Tex., hospital. Anne Peters, vice ehnlrman of A to E Widths. Ample FREE Parking! mountains of North Italy. such as the one tasted here yester- Philippine Army begins all-out that Theophtlus F. Cooper. 35, Latin American to win the title. - the Republican Town Commit­ with us so that they, could learn signed a confession to the stabbing Mrs. Ennis entered the contest When she revived from the The transport, a -twin-angine day. , ' the effect ot such e blast under offenalve against Commuhlat-di- tee, was named to. the RbpubH- Make Your Selections Early rected Huk -guerrlllaa ^ , , London of Ronald Brooks, 83, New Haven. and went tlu-ough to the USA title feinting spell, she explelned Chat ran State Central Committon PV3, took off from Caaablahca at The ‘officers had no ‘'protection the rircumatancea." her faCber had bekn injured in two CHORCHES WARNER’S LeGant newspapers kill rumor, thkt Prin­ Cooper was booked on a rhSrge xs 21-year-old Leona Gage, be­ from the S6th Dtatrlct bi a spe­ 6 a.m. yeaterday and waa due to whataover. not even the dark Green Stamps Given With Cosh Soles .With Col. Bruce and MaJ. Bod­ ef murder and his wife, Rachel, on cause married girls are not eligible different accidents In Texas, and complete the 1,400-mile flight at goggles which newsmen wore at inger were L t Coi. Frank Ball, cess Margaret may marr>’. cial election today. She aucceeda FREE PARKING IN REAR OF STORE a charge'of Idleness/She was held for the event. paralyzed. After she left Texas for Mis, Joneph- Venter Reed , who noon. their observation point more, than Washington, D. C.; Maj. William Israei akys she would take Maryland with her husband two And Hale’a bringa It to you in tWa expertly atyled Waroer'a There luul been no word ,of It ,13 miles from the point of axplo- in $6,000 bail. Cooper was noC ad­ When ihe left khe .look along a resigned. . L"*. Gant. The aatin elaatic back panel aniooUia and trima to Hughea, McKeesport, Pq.. and serioua view of Saudi Arabian mitted to bail, contract Jor a $200-a-week en-' yearn ago she said she couldn’t since the takeoff and rainstorms •lon. Maj. Donald A. Luttrell, Justin, fortifications aimed at interfering find out dsfinitety from her family Motor Safes new allm Hnea; aide paneli of firm leno elaatic pare hlpa. over north Italy hak stalled search "W e stood there waiting for the ^Cooper’s alleged confession re­ gagement at the Troptcana Hotel, ARRESTS IN HUNGARY Tex. with Israeli slo p in g in Gulf of Supple boning In liiatcred front panel. The' three-inch pat­ ports, pollca said, that he came Lae Vegas, Nev. She said she plans so “ I resided myself to the Budspest, Hungary. July and rescue operations,- a Navy.in­ launching plane to come in and The ‘Atomic Energy- Commieaion Aquaba . . . • r •. ------told ■ ‘ - newsmen. test serlaa—a below-normai ex- victim of lukemia, reaches Rome of Dallas. * WE GI VE , JWf 6 R ^ E N STAMPS Two Italian search planes from him. and in the scuffle Brooks w u dio ia offering Leona a featured out Hungary In tha Inat ttuM "W e watched the FS9 coming ploaioh planned tor early today— with faml.y on part o f trip around stabbed under the heart. role in a film called "Mortorcycle Mrs. Biggs told nawsman tn Dal­ CORNER MAIN and OAK STREETS tfaa air rescue servlet at Milan n and wa heard the final lO-sec- daya. The informanU 49)4 eev- .. Itad beaiv poatponad to tomorrow tha worid . . . Georga (the Eel)-^ Cooper, 'With no telephone in hia Gang" to start shooting tai Holly­ las that aha had written the girl, end hundred perabaa ' md count down by radio. When morning- . ThS davtoe ia to ,b«: Larnad keeps Babytoa. N.Y. poUee wood Aug.'12. (C M Faga-FIva), tnlhd. Thfre was m wa saw Uia rocket ralesaad wa •uapendad from' a balloon. Hto move hUntihg him. (OoatlBiMd cm Fag* Five) EntarUIner Spiks Jonas aent (Oesltawd ea Page FHrs) tloa from ofllcial anaroao. Hi 1 ' i / J-'V P A G E T W O MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY, JULY 20, 1967 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN- SATURDAY, JULY 20, 1957 PAGi: THBSf" VVKMb-lstO fined 131 on a'charga of passini: In w n o —1690 C o v e n t r y a no pMSlng; gone. Daily Radio WHAY—810 Ducheanbaii had one previous of­ fense, a Qonvlctlon and tlS fine Soviet Delegate Raps U.S. WOOD—1986 Baatan Daylight TiBia WPUP—1418 Man Appeals for vlplation of the rulea bf the Sheinwold on Bridge road, on hla record. PROGRAMS Police Switch Tune TIM (otiowlnf. prorrun ached-«<:|j^ . Kenneth Lee Ouellette. 31 Bis- For Stalling Arms Parley ■ . aell St.-, Manchester, failed to ap-. 8LMPLE PLAY 5 iilea ara auppliad by tha ra^oj $10 Fine for Houlh' dealer inajMfamttta and ara aubject in'- • __ * __ pear In court.and thus forfeited a DBCiaVES OPPONENTS May Soften >30, bond on a charge of fishlnf By Alfred Sheinwold Neither side rninertbl* (Continued from Page One) / i i ciMiiKa without nottca. WTIC-Monitor •\ORTH For Unsung Hero wnnk— *• Coumrv Styl* without a license // WPOP—Proudly m t Hall Family Feud It is someUmts easy to deceive 4 g : ments and the eventual suspen­ ' The case of Rita La Roach. of your opponents with very simple vrcog—uuMic Riwa this to\vn snd Albert B. Simmons ¥ 7 i t "Video Eyeryday sion tinder effective rontrola Obituary Cuts in Aid WHAY—Proudly W* Hail plays. The play that worked ih 4 J i at Asplnwall Drive. The inYUlla- (Conttnufd from Page One) Coventry, July 20 fS(>eclaI)- A of Wllllmsntic, sccUaed of fomifl- today's hand, for example, is so All Rights Bisaerved— nuclear production- for military ■ / WPRO-^tWi lUportw WtNfe-*-,«-,m.Vy'c?oon., long-standing family feud was Cation. was eonUpued pending dis­ ‘ ♦ K- Q J /9 purpose*. (Continued from ‘Page One) tion of these lights has been re-| WPOP—N«w» WTIC—Monitor . easy that even an absolute begin* aired before an r verflow crowd position of a civil .action filed n .. . . . i, v. KART H. T. D(ck«atoa A Co.< lac. Zorin, giving the Sqviet posi­ quested by residents, of the two rta- tiU ^ ioDrtS~f*Jr ^1'* Stylo A » ■4 7 9 velopment areas which are located *n<« Box SaiUMay Nigbl last night In Trial Justice Court, against Simmons in Rockville Com- tion to this plan, said; D e a th i 9U^ billion (or. arms aid during the ' were ■ patrolling the lake road tn WQO^Miinc ttoom mon Pleas Court, Q 10 * 4 : V 4 "If the weatern power* would WIOJB—P.M, WHAY—Oolng Pom aid It 'resulted in ji. conviction and est opened the four of hearts. T « 4 3 neit 12 months, *400 mil ion below . u the cruiser. They saw a boat rir- 110 fine bn- a breach of peace A IS 9 9 t agree to the tuspbnsion of atomic _ . , . I Pastor .Announces First .Mermon ric—ROM iim*r W K ^ p ^ — and South won with , the Jack. A A C & I I Eisenhower's request and $300 mil-1 The Rev. Willard Edgar Thomen. cling about and said at the Um* WTOO—lota Dacoraw _ ,„B--Mu*lc*l Echou charge for one local man, who Im­ Qleariy, South must lose three ■ and hydrogen^weapon, teat* with a Eui;'gRe L. Johnson that the operator was doing so in a wrop—Tampo BaMitaad .V, sic—Monitor N ike Access l^oad SOVTH . view th subsequent agreement on lion less than the Senate; 1260 mil-j new pastor of the First Congrega- mediately appealed the case to aces. Equally clearly. South must A K U J i« t Bugeiw LymiCn Johnson of Brian reckless manner. Tolland County jupertor Court. other disarmament measures, llon (Or ‘‘special aasiatance" or tional Church, will preach on ‘'Re WUAY'-Parade ot Mu«lc 1 Saturday Ntjhl draw trumps quickly before an ¥ A K J ». Rd,.' South Windsor, died Friday neral' economic aid, same as the storing Christian Highu’aya" at the They summoned Adams into tha WOUU—Muic ttoom , Benjamin A. Strack, 86, of Rt. Approved by TPC opponent manages to ruff a heart. there .would be no obstacle to the RT Hertford Hospital after a long W K N »-P . M. ‘ Sftrpjiad^ 6 ,K Q I enate but 950 million under the 10 a.m. morning (vorship service shore and handed him a warning 14A was acquitted, however, on a 'The average/ player might well Immediate- adoption of a decision lllneta. He was born lii Lubec. for reckless operation of a motor- . WTIC—Rom Millar . A t o * to' end these tests. Eisenhower figuritt'and *117,900,000 tomorrow. WDRC—Herr’a In V«t» charge of wilful injury to per­ X road connecting Garden Grove lead the king'of spades from Hie He.t \nrtli Kaat Maihe. in 1924. the son of Clafence (or technical aasiatance or'"Point Tliis will mark'the Rev. Mr. Tho boat. WPOP—N»w» aod Sport* sonal property. South ^and/Now, it’s a flne.laea "In auggeatj^ng the suspensiqn/^f A. and Vivian I-ook Johnson. Meanwhile, a group of people ^jiminmenl 'V 8 A Rd. and the Anmy'a Capehart hoiia- I’aa* 2 4 paa, tests for two or three years a* sn Four" aid, equal to the Eiaenhim'-1 men’s first appearance In the local WHAY—Wartnun TUn* j.JjPOP—Jtiks Box Saturday K' -ht The, charges grew' out of a June :ing site has be\n appitoved by the to lead thr king from a suit'lnead- A resident o f South Windsor for er and Senate amounts... i pulpit since 'the confirmation of converged on tlie two officers and, WCoc—Muaic Room 23 Incident In which Strack pulled ed by king-queen — whsK you are rasa Pass Paa,, Independent step, the Soviet Union two year*, he had formerly lived Adanui. After the warning was la* WKRM—Spona WHAY—LaSalatla Novena Town Planning Coramiaslon. The Houae measure would com- i his appointment early last month, WTiO—Monitor’ up from what was repqrJedly his one of .the 'defenders, ft ’s not ne­ Openinc lead— V 4 bears In mind that/ on such an in F*>*t Hartford. He waa a veter­ sued, it was then that the two po­ wno-sirlctly Baacball WDR" * The roath la one of the Hems agreement helng reached, efforta plelely deny Eisenhower's request ! The .Scripture reading accom- WDRC—Ou«»t Star ^ oilberl Highet own land a mailbox and news­ cessary when you are declaren for an of World IVar n, a graduate of (or permanent', no-Celling authori- i panying the sermon will be Isaiah licemen leai-ned that Adams' had WPOP—Tompo Bandattod u WPOP—Juke Box Saturday Night kcheduled for- discussion . at'thq, whl be continue^ to work out both Just rescued two .voung girls. The paper-tube belonging to Herman meeting of the Board of Directors there is no need to 'Inform your the Mid.shlpm'an’s School at .Co­ xation for military'defense sup.' 58:1-12-apd Acts 9:1-18. III riehl, also of Rt. 44A, and laid partner. The dummy will find out count Of 23 points. Psrtnar Yvill on agrMment on partial disarma­ lumbia Unlveraltyv the Wharton officers then did a turnabout and WHAY—Dodao.m v». Cuba ' WHAY—LaSaleli*j .JdtSalelte Novena Tuesday. respond with pracUcrdly nothing port and technical aid in future \ Congregatlnnsl Conference Ret WCCC—Muaic Room WTIC—Monitor- the two containers, down bn tn good time what yoti have In the ment and also a broader agree­ School of Finance, and the Univer­ years, commended him for his alertness. WlOtB—Yanka ya. Clrvaland JVDRCr—Sports The approved location will start of value. Just as you would want ment (>n diiarmament. sity pf Pennsylvania. He was an The, first annual Laymen's. Con- w n c—Glanta T*. Mltaraukea WTO.P—Juke Box Saturday Night Oichl's lawn ac-oss the street. - at the Army housing site 'hear trtimp suit', in the meantime, there him to. . The 8enate,approved a 2-year au- j fereniie at Silver Lake will be held There followed sn sltercation is no n t ii to keep the opponents ‘The ending of teals would un- acemintant with the TTayeiers In­ WDHO-Ctty Koaoiui ‘vn ifv —Record Review Lakewood Circle'. It will then cross lOopyrlght 1967» General Fea­ doubtedlv create, more favorable i thorizatlorr fdr military and defense over the weekend ot June 27. WPOP—Tempo Bandstand during which Strack admittedly Inforihed. Chsaael a New llaxai? l'«aa. S:N MU .ilAN RKHI.NU THE BADOB surance Co. in Hartford. ’ I support funds so those tle'ma could liU - WTIC—Monitor town-owned land on its way to a tures Corp.L conditions for solving ail other He Jeaves. besides his parents. Members ot the local Congrega, Tw o Cars Collide WHAY—Dodger* v*. Cub* WDRC—The World Tonight took a im'lng" and. allegedly tf you lead the king 6f spades, CkaBaal IS HarUard. Oaaa (IS4UI FACE THE NATION I be included In the'rei,.^_Iar defense tional (Jhu'rch who wish- to attend: ^ WPOP—Juke Box Saturday Night swore sf*-Diehl. right-of-way on Garden Grave Rd„ west will pounce on the trick Ckaaael 21 HpriagttHd. Ma*i. 122-WI FBONTIEBS UP FAITH disarmament problems. _Jiis wife, Mra. M. Virginia Coffin JVCCC—Music Diehl, in turn which is.already in the Army's pqb- Gkaaa*! •• ) » « Briui*, Casa. l«2l BASEBALL (la Prasr**i> budget next year, b pf ft. too, balk- are asked to place their reserva­ At Traffic Light tVKH^Yanks v». ClavWand slle^edly, raised his fists in a with hia ace. He will then lead an Plants Use Dental Tools CkaaaFl as Wat*rk,r.Trt'*a*. l:ie I at t'O-MI.-OY PARTY Johnson: a daughter. Susan M. ed at permanent approval (or WTTC-OlanU v* SI. boui* *«Ylew sesaion. Johnson; * son, Dwight Johnson, tions as Boon a'a possible with the' WnO—Gidnis ys. Milwaukee w nc—Monitor threatening; manner and ssld, other heart; and East will ruff. Ckaaael U Halroke, Mait. (1S4«I...... world NEnrs BOCRD- Glastonbury technical assistance. Rev. John.. DeSousa,-Congregation­ WDRC-Tbe. Worid Tonight The Garden Grove right^-w ay This ruff win defeat UA contract. Indttstry m »ly kiew rp all of South Windsor: and a broth­ Austin F. Moran, 34., of East 2 WPOP—Tempo Bandstand ‘' 'I've been watting fbr this a long (H) RANGE RtDEH al House, 125 Sherman'St., in Hart­ ^ WTOP—Juke Box Saturdayirda Night now leads Into a road to the Nike The deceptive play la to lead'the er, John S. Johnson, who is a WHAY—Dodgers va. Cub* time," as he approached Strack at control site adjoining ^4bwn land uMi for dentGl-instrumenU.. M^ti* 11*1 OVTLOOK ford; -V Hartford, was arrested- snd charged WhXY—Record Review queen of ipadea instead of the form noodle enda and nohalip l:N ( ai RADGE Na. 114 member of the U.S. Air Force. WCCC—Music Room the side of the road. south of the proposed new road, Andover Th# conference 'Will begin with with following too closely u tha WKNB—Yank* t*. Cleveland w n c—Monitor king. Simple enough, but often ef­ handle of modified. 2-headed den- (IS) THE LAST WORD Funeral aerylcea will .be held at ^ C -rR u a t Naugipn Fight Prevented , i according to Tow^-'Engineer James Gnail*: Phrlll* Cart asi Pollard Dies sup^r Friday night, concluding Wnct-Glanl* r*. Mltwauke* fective. tad" explorers are useful for minia­ Frank O'C'onnor the TaIcot(ville Oongregattonal Guardsmen Pack Off for Camp Driini: result (ff sn accident this morning. WDRC—Manhattan Melodies OP—Juke Box Saturday Nigi.i In any case, an actual ;ight Sheekey.. Church Monday at 2 p.m. The Rev. with supper Sunday night. •lU- W eft may be afraid to play the ture or submlnlature operations. V (tt-Ml MEET THK PMCM ManchesterT^tional Guardsmen of Co. A pack One of the trucks (uurying equipment and troops, New Constables ALPOA Actirttiea Tonight Morah stated that he waa stopping WPOP—Chicago V*. Botlon WHAY-Record Review oetween the two men was gp- There would be no public access flnrst] Sen. J«»«pk (I. Clark Everett Murphv, church pastor, as­ SiM— wnc-MonItor ace for fear that hla partner has Specially designed seta for Indus­ From Injury to Camp Drum for the annual 2-weekt’ of summer encampment. -T-Sgt. Lee Voilann is ready to The Andover Lake - Property for the traffic light at the inter­ WHAY—Dodger* v*. Cubs partnlly prevented only by the from Keendy St. to ’ tha new road the singleton king. If West can be sisted by the Rev. Jack Grenfell of WCCC—Racord Raylaw WDRC—Russ Naugton trial purposes are being market* CfALK NTOAM SHOW (lip hja pack off his back. Pfc. Donald' Couipmbe passes the paOta to Pfea. Arthur Pyka and Appointed for Owners Associatibn will hold a section of Center and Broad Sta. WpOP—Juke BoxMturdSy Night physical intervention of Strack'a if the prbpoacd road la built along Induced to refuse the first trump eh by a GreemVieb, Conn., concern. $:H i t-lS-eft) VOr ABE THEAK-.. the South Park Methodist Church WllKsm L. Carlson'who packtd the truck. ■ The’ troops left town iaat night and reached camp this Yanks vs. Cleveland daughter Josephine. Glaatonbury, July 30 (Special) spaghetti dinner tonight followed and rin into the rear of a car WTIO—Gianta v*. Milwai•ukee that^gikth, since Garden Grove Rd. trick, there la no further danger. **Tkr Aalom Wtifk Trial*** in Hartford, will officiate. Burial morning. (Herald Photo .by OAaral. . by travel movtea in the Red Bam. operated by Antone A. Monlz. 39, WOHC—Lat a Co To Town WHAY.—Record Review ■ During the. C( urae of their tes- la Jibt a public way. rOWEOY TREATEE —Reid Pollard, 43, of Colebrook will be In the Bast Cemetery In . D u t y a t Lake WTIi'-;Monitor By, the time that West wakes up **LawlM9 Flalatoira*'. of Tiverton, R. I. 9P—Chicago vs Boston WDRC—Rua* Naughton .tlmony members of both thek Sheekey said that one purpose Rd.. died last night at Hartford Manchester. •tea- . . and takes the second trump. East EAST Hospital of head injuries received Manchester EveniniIng Herald An- Moniz, who told police that, he WHAY—Dodgvr* v*. Cub* WPOP-Hound Dog Strack and Diehl faMilies of the new road la to keep Arjny la out of trumps. The contract la. Friends may call at the Hqkpea week at Ocean Beach. He 1* ex-' Andover, July 20 (Special)— lg:lg- 'Wednesday morning when the C o v e n t r y pected to be .hospitalized for about Kfver correapondent, Mlrs. Paul D. was stopped for the light when he ■WCCC—Record Ravue WHAY—Record Review ted that there has teen "bad trucks out of Lakewood' Circle. then safe, . Funeral Home 400 Main St/Sun- ^nda for six month terms have i m • u u WKNB—Yanks v*. Cleveland From $1795.00 YOUR YARN SHOP blade of a'bulliiorer hit him on the six weeks. been signed for three special cort-' P>i tcleph(me PI 9-S85S waa hit, was pushed forward some WTIC—Cl.1C—CIsnU V*. Mllwaugee WTIC—Monilbi blood" betWMn them fbr years. Home owners there, protested the ' bally Qiieatlon; 'S day from 7 to 9 p;m. The family 16 feet from the impact, according WDRC—Ru|« Neughlon head; Mra Walter Washburn of Camp stables appointed at the request I ^ WDRC—ntsclnailng Rhythm WPOP-Hound Dog Strack, w6o was dafended by location of Army housing near As dealer, you hold: Spades <— ROLAND MOTORS (One Blork East of Main has requested that flm v ^ be omit­ to Patrolman Prlmo Amadeo, the WPOP->ChieagD va. Boston Atty» John Spector Of WilllmanUc, their property. Pollard waa removing supports ted and those who,-(4rish may send Grounds, Willimantlc, formerly of of the Andover Lake P’toperty t v • iw r i M:g#- K Q J 10; Hearts — A K J .9; 969 Center St.—Maacbeater Between Oak and Birch) from underneath a tractor, oper­ New School Building Topic/ inveatigatlAg (Officer. « fsM- WHAV—Record Review told U|e Court ^ a t he had given The' Capehart project la located TONIOBT _ contributions to,**- \ - U ilg- 4:1* ( SI WILD BILL HICKOK Tbr Vt.n" Main St. is In charge -of funeral s* a mailman, and later as a pos­ entry corjreapondcnt, Mrs. F. Paul- Montle Sr. and Alfred Hunt have ceived minor damage to the rear parents, j'eceived a minor scalp WHAY—Dodger* va.'^Cub* WHAY—Moonlight MaUnee nole." . Budget Surplus Gr*a*rjr Park J'acli Palaara tal clerk. He was s veteran of Voters will be asked-, to take ment p'unchase. WC.-rr . Reourd Ravue WTIC—Sport* (ttl DISNEVliAND . IH) R08K.MABy CLOONEY arrangemenia w h i^ are incom­ Ine Little, telephone P I 9-69SI. not yet been signed because of an end of hia car and waa Warned for ’ puncture in an accident on R t 15 WKNB—Yanks v*. Ceveland In regard to the first charge of Laarea Baesll Aath«ay Parkin# (ttl COMEDY PARTY 9HOW World War 1 and a member of the action o’n the report and the rec- Lastly, the voters will be asked .U^DRC—Rua* Naughtoii 1;ie ( S4ti HOLLYWOOD FILM plete. . error in the length of ternia Hated failure to signal when' he attempt-! yeaUrday afternoon. ■ WTIC—Glam* V*. Milwaukee WpOP—Hound Dor willful' destruction to pera/.val DidnH Last 'Long ‘DtMigning (Ul ANNIE OAKLEY Vlllagn l^ te lYue Disabled Veterana. bmmendajions. to act on rescinding any action WDRC—Record Shop “The lAinelv (:N ( ai TOP PLAYS OF ’ll THEATER Among the recommendationa to taken at'an.v previous town meet­ by the bonding r.ompany./V * ed a left hand turn into hia drive-1 The boy, John Basil, 5. of Levlt- WPOP—Chicago V*. Boston UjMr property. Diehl, although proteat- W oroan” liai BIX O’CLOefe REPORT '•Fll*kl lor Proadam" The Board ' of Selectmen will Born tn Manchester. England, Equipment CornwUoi/Lbltcd way from Rt. 30. . ' {town, Ba.,' received the injury WHAY^ymphony tn Ih* Night Man” (Ml MOVIE^ Raxihatl Baaxrll, be considered will be the construc­ ing authorixing (he publication of w n c—Monitor ng that "when something Is thrown Cfa^maSrop* hold a apodal town meeting Mon- June 24, 1892. Dow'ning lived In this The new equipment foOwHiV* the ' Weston E. Mcapin,, 22. Crystal j when hia father had to make a WUAY—Dodgers va. Cuba WTIC—Monitor on the ground it Isn't helped any" Washington, July' 30 liP)—The and • la VlttaVljilsa (Ul babn.'Dance •MarMurrav, Horkorl ____ tion of ,a 16-room Junior high names of delinquent taxpayers in 11.645,000,000 budget surplus S:IS (1*1 JIU. 'COBET SHOW •ball, alara. . day at 8 p.m. at 'the High School town until ■ two years ago when Good Union Board ;o( Fire Commisatonera will Lake Rd., waa warned (or speeding I sudden stop ''on th* highway, Wfh.ir. .Record Ravue U:4»- admitted under questioning that . 4;>Ai:t* he moved to Bbitnn. school, the conatructlon .of a new the annual town report. WKNB—Yanks vs. Cleveland WHAY —Mooniignt Mattnae which Secretary of the Treamiry 1 • :t* ( SI ANNir OAELRY (I»4 » MV FAVORITE HCS- auditorium to consider purchasing loeek a transfer of funds at next tod (aat (or conditions when, ac-! throwing the boy against the WDKC—Rua* Naughton. there was no actual damage to the (OSRM4RY I'LUONEV RAND—"Tkr Sixth Wsddlac Downing is survived by hia wife, elementary school to house Grades Brennan Elected,,- WTIC—GUnU V*. Mllwaukea Humphrey reported yesterday was (22) WHIBLVRIRDS AaBiiorfarx" Welles Village housing project from 1 tlupUgh 8. or building of »_wlng- James Paul Brennan was elect­ ^(■eek’s Town Meeting is a pumper* cording to police, he (ailed to re-1 dashboard'. WDRC—Racord Shop WPOP-Hound Dog mailbmt or newspaper-tube. STARTS SUNDAY Margaret Turner . Downing; a not a tank truck, as erroneously WPOP—Chicago V*. Beaten gone before it was announced. YOU’LL LIKE THIS SHOW’! /r4 a**a* 'The price is *648,000 and would i ^ * " ‘^^**1*^ three sons, James E. . In addition fo the four items of Clain’a cap'waa extenaiyeljt danA- IV.c.- ; - ■ ■ - .(‘.PfiSat of tlMit chaxgfc bf the money ..that was used to Oral Pack ' Thia informatlbn 1* bated ori the. St. .Iude'Coui)cil No. 4313. KOfC, business pertaining to tlie_Hur,i t^wrfr-nonsg. 'Wiaek.; Rrennan 4* Council .dep-..:.JL J, --- lU. uu. Jflhaatikta 'tSy't^^^ by police and the boy was taken to __- - . Record Shop fatm' time Sgo, ■ air‘'com'pned w r4~'cVP onaf itroatl State'Policeman W. J. Ddyie in- Local 4-H G irls On tha breach of peace 'charge during fiscal 1M7. la Color Jungle” Womfin” •greemerft, the coat WWild be pay­ Mr*. Mary Gault; a brother. John izen'a committee on school needs. of 25 menibera of the Coiuicll to Miuicneater Memorial Hoapltat. He' ^ WPOP—Chicago va. Boston Atty. Bpector stated in his summa­ Man” SPECIALISTS IN Hghta, one at Hickory Hill and one i vestigated, When the fiscal year ended S;S*a;2,-*:U 2i*aa;Se-S:M able over A M year period at 4'* Downing, and a slater, Mra. Flpr-. The coinmlttee was appointed by consider formulating such'^’an as­ waa releaaed after treatment. tion of the case that "What we CiaomaScsaa WHEEL AUGNMENT snd tConUnued. from Pag’ One) WHAY—Going Porward Clotbes M odels .June 30, the public debt debt atdod l:4*a:S*.|* 4;2J . t:t> per cent interest, with a mora-j *"<'«' Kay air of CaUfomla and the Board of Education. sembly. if also e le c te ^ Armand WCCC—Record llavus have here la ope family testifying BRAKE SERVICE torium on the first year payment, ‘ grandchildren. _ WiOTB—Sports at S370,eS4,S0«,846. WED.: THE “D-I" GENERAL AUTO REPAIR Coat figure* in this aludiy cover Martineau as temporary secretary, : curbs on Valente'a power to .Are ! w n c—Monitor . ' against another."_ This was a 93,190.000,000 re. Sl'NDAV: "W »» T. O.M". Beap*. to establish a reserve fund. Funeral aervlce* will be held, only” the"l6^oom ' Junior high and Armand MacDonald of Mans- WDRC—Record Shop A t Short Course If Strack committed breach of hUtcheU 9-4591—18 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER ; and Ax the salaries of council . WPOP—Chtengo V*. Bestoti ducUon from the debt total 12 Arthur F. Goethn#4v—chairman Mond.y afternoon at 3:30 from the i school, since the Board favored 5eld as teihporary Ueaaurer. ■ ntembers. •l4>- O'* Pjace then ^^ao did Diehl and so months earlier. •of the Glaatonbury Houalng Au- Holmes Funeral Home. Burial will I the c(jnstruction of such a build- One of the requ^menls to form WHAY—Going Perward B6lti6i. . JulM 30 (Special) did Stfack’s daughter who broke t:N ( t4*l DF.ATH VALLKY DAYS i;N (1*4*1 r.D Bt’LLlVAN SHOW — thority said that detail# have been be at the East Cemeterv. Friends! mg taking info consideration a Fourth O e g r^ Assembly, ac­ 'Valente told reporters the coun­ WCCC—Raeord Barvlaw The debt-shaving process was a (lil DATKUNl; LtBUPI: F . GarsiiiL-Ersi* Kevset and Marion S ty g v snd Baverly TutUe, up the argument, Spector ■ Con­ rni FATHER' KNOWB BEST carefully worked out and that a t ' may call at the (unersl home on projected enrollment figures and cording to Alb(trt A. RoSsl, Coun­ cil. composed of himself. Klenert WKNB—P. M. continuous one. It took ' place kl» -VuraM Trt*i thr .F**r and 20 union vice presidents, will ' ItiJnliltbr local 4-H 'Club members, ' wHll tinued. He added that It la unfair throughout the yw r. by the cash­ (Ml HIOHWAV PATROL . Coaar*' Baairell;' i*. the present rental income the 199-■ Sunday from 3 to 5:30 p.m. and a long-range housing program cil publicity chairman, is that at model dresses they made the to pimith one man for. something 111* ( ai OH. Sl'SANNA - ; "review the situation.” He said •Racord Shop ing of U.S. Savlnga Bonds and (tS-UI 'tHK BlXl'ANEEBS iphU FUa; Mjraa Ca- unit would be self suppo'rfing. from 7 to 9:30. from which it felt the town would least 1'5 thi^. degree KofC mem­ !P—Chicago vs Boston State Clothinf Revue on J-Jly 26 at of vrtilch otheja are equally guilty MAMC HESTER **ArllclM «f War** _ Tkr MalIJsrc-"Harri- The town has until AUg. 11,. to ^ ------bers m u st^oiv intentions’ of Join- ,a union, subcommittee; has been other Government securities as raae Jacktsa; sad Ts4 best, briiefit. ; considering posaible rulea changes WHAY.i ,, Pamd* the Udlverstty of Connecticut. The However, Juftlce Roberta de­ they fell due for redemption. Dhivc Sn'Jltfatlu’ (la-ssi PKoriei!; abiv pvkj>ci X. L«rrl». accept or reject its option. If ac­ SBC Sought ip#. So You WiV Know clared Strack guilty on the lecond ^ ($11 HALP”HOr* FILM WCCC—So Itavlaw revue will be the 7 p.m. feature of Oovemroeot L'auall.T Reborroirs vaM M M V ,^ («4 ») STEVE ALLEN SHOW - ceptance Is not favoi-ed, the proj­ The Voters will be asked to act There/wlll be a meeting at 8 P'“ c« tighter safeguards on the WKNB—P tlie fifth day of SUte 4-H Week charge and. expressing a deatra to »t:#a < M i BILLY GIUHAM ' / Gs»U: Hal LeBar: Tsar ■ — - ‘ handling of tm(hlon funds,' which the w n c—MonJtbr. / . In the case of nost maturing ENDS TONIGHT CBrSADK Braarlt; Flay* PaltanaBi ect (Sill be- s(ild to private invest-. F u n e ra ls upon the election ot a .School p.m. ^ y -31 in St. Mary’s Church WDHO—Sports dad Kews and will be held in the Student hold the fine, down to a 'mini­ U M ) THR JIMMY DI'BANT] sad Jar Lewis. ora. - ■ - ' I hall Jmr the proposed group when rackets committee contends its WPOP—New* / mum,” fined him fl6. sdcuritiea, the Government aim'ply ^ U TE FORCt" SHOW ^ *'Bdulc JacktMTt Building Committee (SBC) de­ probe will show have been "mia- Union Audttorlunv on the U. Con. reborrowed b.y floating a new issue Patljr''. *;N ( *1 ('O.MPAMI pending on voter reaction to the j a /epreaentatiye of the State »*Wye#terday afternoon at 2, ■nie proposed SBC’ will consiai lomplete formation plans. ' WTIC—Mfonltor The; art members of Clever Cut-,In _ another „ rase------heard— last night (tj|) TV PLAYROI'SE Police Arrests The Rev. Bernard J. Foster, the rules but that others do, and • WDRC—Racord teop But it re-borrowed a little, "NAKED CITY" i:ia ( i.ii”aa) t w o rj THE > »:M ( *) TO RF, ANNOrNTED b dork from the Holmes Funeral af five member* who re(*eive tl WPOP—Tempo Bandstand ters, 4-H club conducted under the l^ ?L‘“ H*rrt>nan, 16. Parker^ MONEY ner««aded guilty lea*, over the y^sr., HOWARD DUFF rBFBENTa Cmest R. Jacobaen. 16. of Hart- * nominated from the floor 'a t the'; Thomas J. Reagan of ManaAeld, land and Mrs. Bhmeat Peaola. ' ?".v '*•'*'1 *9 on. a charsecharge of «L* ■ 0 # ^ “ Wat fiiit«fil«y'* and a Council member, at the ho*: CIO Ethical Practices Code." WCct^Raoord R^aw The rest of th« debt reduction BARRY FITZGERALD U l) O------Al ^8TO*M SHOW ford,'was arrested last night and ; Thursday town meeting, WKNB—KanMs City vi New York Anyone who. has attended pre-1 secure an operator's tt: P HIIP-H' ($1) MIDWESTEHN h a y h i d r iPHal in Torrington. He reported to Klenert, under prodding by the Wno—Monitor wa» achieved siuiply by drawing Capri*' charged with intoxication and ere- gregational Church, offlcikted. The , event of a -acai THESE MAIN STREET STORES LISTED vioua 4-H Short .Courses is Ihvltad .. '*\ Kttng a breach of the peace. J a - : burial will be ab the convenience -acancy on the,m ootin g thi* week that Rea- ;Senate Committee, ,haa pledged WDRC—Record 8ho| HaiTiman was arrested by the money out of the Treasury’s Tgrry Mooi^Deaa dagger G E M O K IfiANOFrRfi r^iac*"ieni wilt w aeiec- j,aa been taken off the danger i himaelf to back a proposal toban WPOP—TempoWP(— - Baalatand to return to the University to SUNDAY . MYSTRmT______THEATEm1 cobsen waa an'ested as the reziilb family, liSS— Safety Patrol July 7 sifter a motor­ General Funrl balance of caa Janet Osynor tM by the remaining n>eraber* o'liigt'and is improving aatiafactori--' ^be loaning of union funds to reminisce and renew old acquain­ hand. ” 90 MlUion Mites to Earth” Pliis: “Thunder Over Arlsona” Lari Win aa4 Taatan^at' of a (XMTipIaint from a daiice si.i BELOW* (and some others) ARE WHAY—Polka Parade' cycle he Was riding blew a tire and * Also , CODE % the committee. I ly. Reagan waa accidentally ahot '"'iP " officiaia. ~ ■ Ravtaw tances in i special Anniversary —color 4m (1*4*1 B. B. 0. P L A Y R O rS B pervi|or at the Community. Y that c? i i * night program scheduled for went off the road, sending Harri- Ttw-.-'balance on June TO was 97tli DAY Providing the propoae(| SBC : ,bout a week ago Klenert swore in Senate hear­ City V* New York man to the. hodpltal with a broken B.hom 9960 million a m a H e r Free Pat Boone PhottHi t "M y ttrrv -of M std sr" Jacobsen had molested a girl, ae- r i r e i l l e n S c h e d u I C -Thursday at 8 p.m. in Hawley (tt-M I d o l l a r a b e c o n d cording to ppli(». - la elected at the town meeting. | Baseball Game Set ings that he and Valente used _wiip|iC"””WfFnii ___jmer Theater Armory. collar bone and dther Injuries.a. an it waa on the same date a to the Rrat 1,009 U iN ( a> TV PLA TH O I BE the voters wlU be Mked to give it The local Babe Ruth League union money to buy their homes ^ WPOP—Tempo Baadataad In fining Harriman, JuaticfI Rpiti' year ye ago. Sohte 546 millions of (IA4HI OrNBMOKr - Patrolman'Kenneth Barker took/. l i a x c l i v n l A i i ( v '7*^ authorization to secure prelim- \ boys' baseball team will play a only'M a device to conceal from SUte 4-H Week program thli j erts advised him to iuik uie (22-M) F.NCORE THF.ATEB Ole boy Into custody and said that * 7 » n v « l rK -U ^ . ^WHAY—Nawa iU t e thia thi difference had been used, SUNDAY.MONI T "Tlia Caaasasesr" ' the boy had an odor of alcohol on Inary plana, .Specifications and | team' from Hartford at 2 a diaatdent union faction what he WCOC—Good kvealRS Ooed MuaM year will Include agricultural *'nd Motor Vehicle DepartmenlJv^w'one along with the budget surplus, to (Ml COFNTBY BTYLE Al'BI cost estimate* from a registered ! Sunday at the his bi’eath." 'The youth waa re­ A peach shortcake featlval will ...... Plains Athletii; “ *** was" a "slush" fund raised bv urne—New* , ' . home.uaking daaaea asaembllea, may learn to ride a^otorcvcle reduce the debt. 'Thi rest went Into L E K • ■ architect for the conatructlon .o f ! Field under management of An- *-be union for an organizational recreation and epeclal progiams without .violating tha''statute con- Plenty of Parking G l«;9t ( *1 CODE 2 leased in $100 bond and Is *ched-: be a^nsored by the Manchester WDRC—News and Waathar operations of government trust (I I I TH R JIM M Y DEAN SHOW the specified school building and [ thony T. Chulada. drive.” OPEN 5 DAYS AND tiled to appear In town court July Fire Department at the firehouse , WPOP—New* ^ and a charted bus trip to Stui--j earning failure tp -< ^ re a license. funds which do not affect the (tt-aai ADVENTVBE THEATER coat eatimatea and option* on pos-! ’I^(! team will play at Andover Klenert denied that aome com- •;U- bridge Village.' Oeunonstratlona. "8*M» Scarf" ' 96. groumla *8trlcUv8poru activities. OIrd anrf Danca and charged with theft of ai bicy­ Tentative plana for the eve'hV to pay fOr air conditioning hia WDRO—Weather and Sparta, ' Your favorite Italian dish­ cle. Burnham was arrested when were made at a recent meeting BducaUMi Bixfcet Listed djvlaion, Coventry Boys’ Baseball new houae and Valente'a. or for ., WPOP—Tempo Bandstand Attends National'Jainboree i w y ; Phone MI 3- The Board ofFim-nce will make League, will be played at 6 n.m. 9i»a— . W. Paul Cote, son of Mr. and es Including HOMEMADE MANCHESTER he attempted to sell a bicycle to a when members of the committee the purchase of a grand piano and'i| WHAY-^pper Serenade RAVIOU. bike shop. The owner became aiia- recommendations at 'Iltursday’s this coming week at the Plains a television set for his use. Mra. Wilfred P. Cote of South Rtt, * • « » * • man whs aw daU RW r I to arrange the affair were selected. Athletic Field. ■ Tuesday's games p.m. WCCC—Saturday Sarenad* 1* < •'“ •j.MIKB WALLACE INTBB- picioiis, ^ . when J the boy said that he 1! The members of the committee meeting concerning the Board of ’ ’ nssr-> (•'st’flei.' he ouit as Wra4B--Maaleal E Field' 1. '■ ■ ' ‘ WTIC—fjroortio Marx Mm. Cote, hear Scout son, Robert Wa Flnaiwa Yonr Jdba 11:9* ( S) NEWS REPOBTEB A riu* S'' refreahments: John O’Neill and Roam! Visiting ' Mutual Title Ck). here enclosing WDRC—Saturday in Si. Lout* M—(H aitiiai UNI Mia outui aem OAK GRILL WF.ATHER '^bo Sullivan, prizes; and Gilbert .About 983;500 will be Mked by a fST.OOO check and atatinx that- WT’OP—Juk* Box'Bantidsy Nlrtl J. i^'iJuhacout apn, Randall A. SOiMlTHlM; rock HUDSON Sd Onk St., Mnncheater 'D'S^ WHArS MV IJNEf WM investigating a complaint and ; p.-u. inicbimr the. Board of Education which will Mr. and Mya. Herbert E. Rose These Have Peen and Will Continue To drove to Valley Forge this week to muomiint Morc«l Marc*ou 988 Oantar 8L—M I 8-5)44 '2 J48«)»JKaADK PARTY and children, Sara Siisan, (Jhria- the money had been left'with that We enter to Parties. (tt) THE LATE SHOW observed Holmqulst driving a car. | q Uiira who w^ill help the commlt- 8e needed - fop maintenance and' W R a Y ^ e r serenada Yiait the campsite. • 6096tl66BOgMR—R0004 topher and Laurie are spending a firm for months as a deposit for anrrnina Good Must* Bsaquets,'Weddings, etc. ... "L»« Mltrrhbl««" Three local men have been ar- contractual obllgatlona .to cover • The Cotes, new residents of town, 11 :«• ( Si WOBLD’S BEST MOVtES- (Ml EARLY LATE SHOW ' J k . . I t«e Jack Wilson. Harold Top- few day# with her pkrenta, Mr. And possible purchMe of a new head­ wjjwix—Musical Echoes I n il ruuNS "Fl.wt.r Q«M". rtsted and chaiged, with tntoxlca- s i.v , Lukes, Adolf KatkaukaV the 2-montha period itarting’Sept. quarters building for the union. Be^Our Store Hours WTIC—Monitor have another son Melville, who has John Payne-Knfeii Steele "llairii SaaJ" tion. Mra. John Allen In Penaeook, N. H. WpRC-Sat Nlfhl Country Styl* ■ Air>CoridHoMd i oat NEWS AND WEAIREB — Ken Munroe, Ronald Lingard, John 1, or until such time aa the town Sara Susan recently underwent Janaaon said he later learned also been a Scout and Is now s stu­ w n ^ H M SPORTS can approve its budgets. WPOP—Juk* Box Sat NIahl A (121 CVBTAIM TIMB 'Merz, and BUI Hackeraon a tonalllectomy at Windham Com­ that both, ve'raion's were falae ^ 111*— . dent St Wesleyan College-In Mid­ (M l NEWS Wm. Dickson A Son tain address,.-,Was found sleeping In . ’ • ■«______^ _ ' Thlk money is needed for items WHAY—Supper Sereaada , dletown where he is an honor stu­ -t- munity Memorial H'ospital. * : that the two Rfficiala had used • i r h Good Bventap Good MtlaW (HI MYSTERV THBATEB Slaee 1915 Center Park, according to police. listed which must ‘ be ordered dent. He was recently given a sum* Smell Success” SECOND BIG WEEK U :U (If) MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE Hospital Patienl* the 957,000 In partial payment' for' WKNB—Mnalcat E^oea "Saua as4 O W Clifford Madison, 61, o f Hart- (■.urlng-the Rummer to have on j William Yeomans is A patient at their homes am that he then Blair’s WTIC—Monitor mer grant in psychology. PoinHng and foi'd and James Madden, 51. of no Koith Furalturo Shoor Jewtiors WDRC—Bat- Nlfhl Country Styl* - (**) LA TE SHOW About Town hand when school opens. Windham Community Memorial "withdrew" aa the union auditor 7*7 MAIN ST. WryP—Juk* Bo* Sat. iniht Mrs. Cote la head supert'Uor of "ItaJw *. B«r** DocoroHng Contiacfor ('.ertain address, were arrested by Among the items listed are: j Hospital. He suffered a ruptured in s M AIN 8T. 97'7 MAIN ST*.' nurses at Windham ComHunlty 12;ta (*2l NEWS ’’becauae of _ the'aituation which I2:U (Ml NEWS A PREVDES Patrolman Thomas R. Graham who Teacher*, clerical. ,and custodial ’ kidney In a 'diving accident iMt waa queatlonable to aay the leaat.’ Memorial Hospital. Cote is a fore­ |1:M (221 UtTE NEWS * WEATHSB Phone MI 9-0990 said he fotmd the men lying on the The Manchester Elk* Family — k k ..." ' . man at the Hamilton Standard Pro- How m istlan NHehce Heala ■PRINCE A.ND THE SHOWGIRL’* l.’WV *) NEWS U ground', behind the Nathan Hale Picnic will be held at Sperry'* Burton’s pellfr plant St Windsor Locks. Ends Tonight M < *) WqKLp’^EBToMOVIES school yeitertiay. . Glen in Bolton Sunday, July 23, hot ‘‘DEEP ADVENTUb W* s> tiu i. J***** • BlrMser* Jm t’tllilliiiory Sloau Bros. Church Servicea SUNDAY 41 ** 6FECIAL Court -date has been scheduled tomorrow, m stated in last night’s 841 M AIN ST. "HEAUNG DEFECTIVE Charles Miller, superintendent of for M(*nd*y in all three cases. J e ra ld . ______.MAIN ST. Su n d a y • *** ’ t K I'* '® * v a l l b y TMEA- A ’A'* ' — Shop the , church school, will conduot A IR CONDITIONED KIDDIE U;«9 t I) WOBLD'S BEST MOVIES IlsU (11) MILLIO.N' DOLLAR MOVIB VISION" worship services at United Metho­ CONTINUOUS (144*1 LET’S TAKE A TRIP 917 MAIN ST. SHOW (12) WILLY .... J.®** •••• Deathi" Dowojr-Rielimaii; dist Church tomorrow at 9:30. a.m. FROM 9 P3H. TexUy 2 P.M. (tt) WB8TNBN THEATER (t tl NM 48 AND FBEVJUES .- w * - SHADY GLEN W H AY 910 k-e., Sunday, 8:15 a.m. A nursery will be held for small U iN US4*) mLD BILL HICKOK New Bathhouse Cost Factor ’ 787 M AIN ST.' * 0 STATE (SI) OAODABOET GADDIS liiS •Hric children In the educational, wing '**' *^1® NEWS jiNO WEATK- Thom McAn Shot . noth CmTURV,/OX erMwtw 12:tt (22) MOVIE MI'SEI'M EB during the womhlp service- litt' (IM *r HECKLE AND JKCKLK ^ Maaoho^er The Rev. Edward A.,, Rebmaiu' (22) COL.IL. MAKCH OF — KCOT- Stalls Globe Improvements Stora pastor of the Federated 'Church hi LAND VABD Gustafson’s (Ml SUNDAYJVNDAY ------MATINEE MONDAY PtumhinK ft Supply 847 MAIN ST. 9A.M.»ef P.M. Colchester, will be guest preacher JG IiSiSllii^D K Sg 1:M ( SI OW TO ApVAJIVENTIIKB------U:M ( *) NEWS • MJED raCTOBV AUTHOBUEO at the Congregational Church to­ (Ul SUNDAY BKEORT JIM*) VALIANT LAPV Conatructlon of a new bathhpuse^the bathhouse Ynd It might be Shoo Storo 875 MAIN ST. TV SERVICE morrow. Womhlp service will be (m GKANo OLE orm r At the Globe Hollow pool has been something else, depending on what FRESH IGE CREAM — ...... (HI AMOS ANIVANDY the Board decldea to put on the 70.1 M AIN ST. C l E A Per Homo Call held at 9:30 a.m. 1:U 4 tlBUNDAV CARTOONS J.f! BUGS hunny hdld up because of'lack of support Masses will be celebrated at St. THE WAYWARD BUS (U) BEPOBT FBOM WABBINC. n|). SEARC-SEABCM ___ FOR__ TOMORROW agenda, for a public hearing;’’ the T w a t f s O U Pin, Parte TON !**-*•' IT COUIJI RE.YOU and opposition to spending the k k" ; . BU 9-0080 Maurice Chapel at 8:30- and 10 general manager said. Marlow’s 788 MAIN ST. and am.' tomorrow. 1:H (ttl BASEBALL money to build it. General Manager He Waa -recently reminded of the 9*evlaa All Haaekaatav *r*a Oiaatx x«. Mllwaakss »:«!s:?HTOym oin J. Halt Corp. •87 MAIN ST. 789 MAIN ST. Caucuses tilated litt ( () BASEBALL Richard Martin said today. condition of one of the buildings Peaches and cream tvere made for each other: Shady Glen 945 M AIN ST. The Republican party caucus DaJfaMrVa; CklMC* Ha cited protests against the the pool by Building'Inspector blEnds the healthful goodnesa of fresh peaches with purc’Eream I will be held at the ■ Community (It) TOUiNAMENT ^ CRAM- S lY T Y Mtimated ‘coat of the bathhouse Griswold (Jhappell. •icir nONSHIFS • .. '?•* TEX AND JINX ' k k ...... ' Hall Monday at 8 p.m. Democrats (12) CITBTAIN TIKB lit* (Ul STAND UP AND RB exprecsed at a public hearing iM t "I am not quite sure what my ^ of bottling quality to bring you this delightful Fresh Peach GENERAL will caucus on Tuesday at .8:30 ' (HI LIBEBAOB , ^ COUNTED March. . authority might be regarding town Ice Cream. Have some at the counter, or take home a quart for Mlfihaals Jawalera Watkifls SiM (244*1 BASEBALL l.tt (U) AS THE WOBLD TUENS A t that time. Town Directors Harmae’s i p.m. St the same place; i .. B««ta« Ts. (’ktesg* (*!) -NEWS /— buildings, but if this were a private Sunday dessert! , . • . iM MAIN ST. .MAIN ST. I Both parties will nominate a , t:U (22) SUNDAY HEWS (tt) CLUB «* (Cniarl turned arehitect’s plana back to building, I would order immediate 948 M AIN ST. -r - It T V SERVICE 4itt (Ml AinCBICAN FORUM Martin for a revision to cut down i slate of officer, to be voted upon i 2:i OUR liISS BROOKS denmlltion or require repairs to ...... k k ^ O v e f f A b ' a Oafl in the biennial town election on ' «IN ( *1 GET SET-410 . the 926,000 estimated coat. I JOffl! M ansreld • Dan D ailey (2440) SOO PAR AD E . ^ (It) CLUB (CWa#)^^ build it to a safe (xmdltion,’’ Chap­ Nlgkta* wKa9a Plus Parte 'Oct.7. (Calar) — "raJerwater AJ. til* (I44t) ROUSE pa r t y The revision did not cut the esti­ pell said. The building to which RiCK JASON ksaoBstty•Betty Lou KaimKilm •■ DolprifDolorat MichtaltMichttii • LUnymw Kaaling' ^— Teatares” , (244«I-RKIDE a GROOM mate. the general manager said. C. E. Houta ft Bon Royal’s Men’s Shop riSL Ml S-5483 . *:tt ( SI meet. THE STARS hei referred is used for storage, Willton^s Gift Sho( MAncheatnr fcvenlng Herald Bql- The park and recreation board’* In February, Chappell aend a let­ 845 MAIN ST. 107 .MAIN ST. 961 .MAIN ST. ton correspondent. Doris M. PLUS EXCITING CO-HIT entire program tor Improvemenla ter to the general manager. point­ 1 D'lUUa. telepboiu Mitchell 9-8548. to the" pool are* *wiU now be pre­ ing out the condition of both the — ------) » ★ '■■....., — ...... I'A'A ' ' sented to the Direclora. sometime storage building and the building, ' F 3 ^ Our Y lle r - C I in i^ ^ '^ lljtlP OP THE Canadian Touriati Drop MORIARTY BROTHERS in the future. Martin said. He added notv used for a bathhcHiae. He said WE KNOW that a constant policy of Monday closing is an advantage to all conewet' ^ M EAKFAST i that he does not know when, then that the storage building w m Tourist traffic to Canada from COMPLETE HEATING SERVICE ri The program includes plans for a distinct safety haMrd’' and the eliminating confusion on the part of the shopping public and permitting all employed ( r SPECIAL the' United Btataa showsd a slight SWAMP • pool lined with concrete, improve­ bathhou.ae wba in "bad condition. get the most of a planned two-daV holiday. ' ’ Rtf.Al'- rs; RANGE AND FUEL OIL ment* in th* parking apace and decline in 1956. Some 3,484,000 H* recommanded a hew - building 'You Can Taste The Quality’ autotnobilM' antared Canada cm 315 CENTER ST — PHONE MI-3-S135 picnic space abuUi of the pool, a for the bathhouse, Artiwr Brag Storts j travelers’ vahiele pormita, a drop 1 Aaalstant and Health with Key to the ScriP' Gorp. tavern-reataurant. In Glen Bumie. Eight American aircraft stood RATES reaaon that the only thing that Sunday Masses: •turea’* by Mary Baker Eddy, in­ Dumas has been with IBM since )>e sden around town. A. recently Advasee Sydney W. MacAIpbie, Orgaaiet For .AdulU 6, 7, 8. 9, 10 and 11 telling her that her father was She and I^ona said they told the by at Aviano airfield to start a keeps the Eaa( Germans under con> clude the following: (p.215:l2): Aupist, 1951. filed certificate of change of name Maryland sponsor, after she won search as soon as weather condi­ and Choir Director o clock with two Masses a^ 9, ona has been serving as office shows the Preferred Finance Co, dead. Oat Taar ... troi now is tha preseifte of Com­ Mrs. wnilam Kloppenburg,'?^. in the main auditorium for adulfa "Whatever ie governed by God, la there, that Leona was married and tions Improved and the Italian Wx Montha .. nevar for an instant deprived ef supervisor of the.Hartford office Inc. of Manchester will now be Leona's husband. Air Force Sgt. would withdraw If he wanted her Army alerted reconnaissance Iln^t MoatAa a«««T«*** munist force, and that the main July Organist and one for the children in the until this promotion became effec­ known aa the Preferred Finance Om Moatb thing to do la to get that Com,mu basement; and two Maasea at 10, the light and' might of intelligence Gene Norris Bnfiis, 28, stationed at to. However, William J. Adams, planes and helicopters of three Wttk.r ...... The Fifth Sunday.after Trinity: and Ufe." tive July 1. Go. Inc. the Miss Maryland sponsor, as­ brigades to be ready to Join in. ■lasie Oopjr . niat. force removed, which would one in the main auditorium and A trade name certificate has Maryland's Friendship Internation­ 7:30 a.m., Holy Communion, the ona In the basement. * serted: ,”I did not know she was Italian Army Alpine units also Weldon's Shapes Hair for Easy Care Wide Variety at llltanchester Auto Parts o r h'av.e to reeult from any brand of Rev. Roman L. Harding, celebrant. South Methodist Church A new multicolored paint Is* now Peter Van Straten doing bualneas al Airport, said he will have a leave married.". were ordered out along with vol-! T. F. HOLLORAN ~ PRESS' available, reports Willard Marvin as Parkway Service Center, Tol- to go to Las Vegaa with her for a At any rate, Leona and Barbara T S t______la ezchulTel German reunification? Why not. If 10 a.m„ Family Service consist- St. Brtdget’a R. C. Church Main St. nnd HneMord Rd, unteer groups from the Alpine’ tatlUtd to the ibllcatloB •you are'.aiure' the people of East irig qf Morning Prayer and Holy The Rev. Percy Smith, of' Sherwin-Willinme Paints. iand Tpke. vacation before her hotel show came to Long Beach, with spectac­ climbing clubs. ; FUNERAL HOME Jted to it. Of Rev. John J. Delaney. Pastor Matvin says that Ihe new paint, ular results. AIR-OONDinONErn o N E D . all na«a dtai Germany are unpersuaded by Com­ Baptism with the sermon by Mr. Rev. Theodore Oubala, Asaocinte Minister •tarts Sept. 4. Leona said their two The PV2 la a general purpose | But othei In tbla paper Beach. Senior Qhoir. PMH|i Treggor, which givea a marbleized finish, The annual reportlfhoBiat used bo.vs, Gene, 3 and David, 2, will go "Our only plan was to get here, plane, used for long range patrols, Ideally located—oonvenient amO^ aad aiao Dewa pabUahed fatra munism, mak^ haste to get them Rev. Dennia R. Huasey, can be used right out of the can, tc Hollywo^, where beautiful girls repubIleaSm -ii tpetda) 7 p.m.. Evening Prayer (Chapel Aastotanta Minister of Mnale by the Mancheiter Trust Oo. haa with them. mail carrying and general trans­ away from the busy tboreagh- ‘ ' art alio raaerrad in a position where they can be of the Nativity). and is ao simply applied, that it been written up in the July Imue Husband Proud can make some good mon.ey," Bar­ port work. The .basic crew is fare. • Distinctive Serviee. Mod­ themselves 7 Dally, 7 p.m., Evening Prayer Services of Worship at 8 and 10 con be sprayed within a vacuum of "Banking" magazine. . ^ bara said. "We had no hope of four or five men...... em FaclUtiee. cUtnt et N. E A Sdnr- Tweed Banana* Masses on Sunday at 7, 8, 9,. 10 cleaner attachment. Ennia said in a Baltimore TV in­ 'M-lnnlng. Our plans didn't go that let. But no such logic appears. In­ in Iifativity Caiapel. • and 11 a.m. and Masaea downstairs ,m. V 'This is a report format that can terview: "She feels great about it illanert. Reprenatatlvta; The The subject of this Droodle Is Sermon, "On Traveling the (hr- The paint is a mixture of )>e uiled three or four years in a far." . ^ Matbewt Special Asency — New stead, we are told that the way to Wednesday, 10 a.m.« Mid-week at 9 and 10 a.m. - lacquers, and gives a fiat finish. It and I’m aa proud of her ae I can Catharint Hofloron ,bck, CMeaito. Detmll and Boatoa. ’ the result of what happened when Holy Communion, Nativity Chapel. ele of U te”—Dr. W. Ralph Ward. row, saving costly art work. be.” It was while Leona, aa Mias Licenaed Fonetal DIraotor unify Germany la not to unify it. my Colleague, Dr. Kttzenger, comes in 24 colors, and the only USA was winning* lier place , MlilfBEnt AUDIT BUREAU Or Church ef the Assumption Sacrament of Infant baptism at But her ■mother-in-law, Mrs. CIRCULATIONS. We are told that the way to free crossed a Banana and. a Cocoa- The SalvatieB’llrmlOB^: y the 10 O’clock service. requirement for applying it la that among the aemifinalista Thursday \ John J. CrAtty Jr. Adame St. and Thompson Rd. it muat be sprayed. A model of Alexander Graham Clarence Long of Crisfield, Md., Playjijround - The HtraM Pflntins Company, Inc., the people of Eaat Germany is to nut. He iVaa trying to develop Sdl Main St. 10 a.m.. Church School for chil­ Bell’s first telephone r brought out toJd a reporter: "That’s an awful night that ruiiior»rthaC she was XUoensed Embalmcr aaaumet no (laanulal 'reapontlbnity for Cocoamit that would pe^ Rev, Joseph E. Farrell,’ Pastor dren through gride 4. Marvin aa.va the paint can be married began. She denied them, typqcraptUcal trrora appearlna In ad- keep the Russians, Uiere, and give Major and Mrs. John Pickup Itev. Franrtd T. Butler, used for reflnishing worn pieces' in 1875, and other famous tele­ way to have to live, by lying. Any­ ITS fM tegSt—TiJ. Ml t-7088 easily, but Instead he got a Officers In Charge . 10 a.m., Nursery for small chil­ phone models will be on display eutiWngfy, that night, and again yemaementa and other readini matter them pretext and excuse for stay­ Banana that didn’t get. fi'ost Assistant dren., of furniture, or for furniture thing you get" by cheating ia not yeaterdsy morning. Note^ in 1)u Kancbeattr Eytnmt HeralS C. P. Ohrlaon. Bandmaster which 4akes a lot of abuse. An­ ai. the Manchester Trust Co. for worth having.” ing there. We are told that hOw we bitten when somebody accidentally Mrs. Ulllan Perrett, We welcome to ouV pulpit on the next few weeks. But facta snowballed from OltpuOltpiay aoTcrtlilng cloaliig aaura> Msssea at 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 a.m. Sunday our friend and former other use of the paint is for pic­ Leona’s mother. Mrs. Biggs, said for Memday—1 p.m. ftiday. negotiate to get the two halves of )Ut into the refrigerator. Dr. K, Songster I-eader St. Fronds of Asst Church The display was arranged In Dallas: "I can't figure out why Maryland and Texas. Ftnslly her ■nie Recreation I Department an- Kor Ttj'ieaday-.j p.m. Monday. las‘done quite a bit of research minister. Dr. Ward, "who Is now ture frames and trim. marriage to Ennlr • in Vernon, nhOnceinces the completibn of the For Wedneaday—1 p m. Tuetdw. Germany together is more import­ South Windsor, Kt. >S through D. LTbyd Hobron, man­ she.'did this—to tell these stories.” m a s Ur y along these lines. He was the Sunday, July 21: minister of the Mt. Lebanon Meth­ ager of the Manchester office of The probable answer was sup­ Tex., Feb. 3, 1964, was confirmed jKmrth week, of playground ac- jl^. Ttaraday—1 p. We^etday. ant than getting them together. genius who produced Self-Tossing Rev. Arthur J. Heffeman odist Church of Pittsburgh, Pa. Irving R. Carlson. 142 School St., by the records. Then she capitu­ __' indayT-l p. BL nuraday 9:30 a.m., Sunday School daises Pastor marked hla 30lh year with the Aet­ the Southern New England Tele­ plied by Leona’s friend, Mrs. Bar- Uvitiea is over. For Baturday—1 p. m. ry*day, We act exactly as if we.expected Salads by crossing Lettuce with for all ages. Alton J. Munalt, Dr Ward paid a recent visit to lated, admitting her deception in The weekly tournament was foul Claaatfled daadilae; lOrSb a.m. aacA Rev; Francis Karvells, Curate Manchester when he addressed na Casualty and Surety and Stand­ phone (^0. . naiira Mewshaw, 24. Glen Bumie, PAINT tey of pubPeatloo except' Sattirday — that an Eaat Germany brought in­ Mexican Jiiifiplng Bean.Charlotte Sheffield, 26, Salt Cartwright. 78 BtMiford St. The trend lii hair fsahions'^p-i tor and 'pMward DellaFera, pro­ Tile meet Jealouaiy and cleanly ter In the dark. They were great 7 p.m. Service in the Center Park Rev. Darlton T. Daley, Pastor girl and could become a very good Lnke City, But she couldn't, com­ petroleum chemists, 'niese and lit­ Paint and Wallpaper Store stant shuffling off of everything Mrs. Herald Lee, Choir Director opening In Ckilt's East Armory in founded In 1919, says that a Buckley: Piokup sticks, James ward the "natural look" with relieve this condition and restore prietors of Manchester Auttf-Parts, erally hundreds of other items are 645 Main Street protected neuUwUt]{ in' the world Communist We read all the aigna, for people who ate breakfast in (weather permitting) \vlth band Sunday Masses at 8:30 and' 10 October. broadening of the accounting model, but she Juat couldn't get pete In last ntght'i finals because Lassen. 36- Bretton Rd., and smoother, softer lines is becom­ both skin and ^halr to its natural 270 Broad St., have werythlng a lA we auppoae, that Switzerland. the bottom of a coal mine. Mleo Doris Skinner, Organist jobs without experience and with­ she had not been in the prelim­ always in stock at Mkncheater and still head in exactly the op­ music;; Rev.. Edwlh'Ra.vmond- An­ a.m. ■ ■ . Plourde will be succeeded here function in business led to Tommy MOvahill Marion Dr.; foul ing to almost every person, but it loveliness. Many 'people suffer garage might need “w that the Auto Parts, atop in and see them. derson will be the special apeaker Sacred Heart Church byby Danlel -Levine, of Middletown, name change. out becoming knowll, getting some inaries against the 32 foreign shooting, Glen Cble, 96 Conway. TeL Ml 9-0500 And perfaapa one of the moat ais- posite direction. 9:30, Morning worship, sermon does have one drawback. Unless from dry akin nimmally uid. you handy-man about his car could use. hificant teata of the extremea .to An invitation to all is extended. ' Church St., Vernon publicity,” said Mrs. Mewshaw, beauties. Rd. and Daye Bemberg, 28 Mill your hair is properly shaped, it Is will' find a w id c^ ^ ay of creanui To mention Just a few items that CThairs wilt be provided. by Charles H- Miller of United which' the Swisa Will so to protect Mejliodist Church. • fprd Rd.i V difficult to present a well groom­ that are designed Just for. aehsi- Just all car owners might use at A Thought for Today Sunday Masses at 7:30 and 10 the caucus looks nbt so bad is that Charter Oak; Pick-up sttoka, their concept of abaolute neutrality Farmer’s Friend 9:30, Nursery. of its results. If it keeps from ' ed appearance at all times. If you live dry skin. Why not stop in at one time or another, Stylemaster Speatored by Uie MaiBehester Zion jEvangeUea) Lutheran C8iurch a.m. Sharon Powers. 144 Charter Oak are having trouble in keeping your the Weldon Beauty Stuifio. and Kar-Rugs by Rubbermaid, rugs for haa bean their relationahip to the Cooncil of Chwebea (Mlaaouri Synod) Connecticut the public sonje ' debate which DRAMATIC-^- The CoitneoUcut dairy farmer Bolton Congregational Ohuich m|ght be interesting. Informative, Latin American Wins St.: foul shooting. Michael Sever- hair looking its Bestr-dSiy not do let them advise you which cream' front floors, for rear floors and UnlUd NaUoaa. haa one unfailing friend, in. the of­ Cooper and High Streets Talcottvtlle Congregational Ick, 30 Haael St., and David aa so many wise women do, make would prove* most beneficial? the complete rear floor 1-piece THE RIGHT HAIR-DO CAN WORK WONDERS The Rev. Paul G. Prokopy, Paetor Theodore W. Chandler Jr, Pastor and which ahoiild should be pub­ They are the one nation in the ficial person of State MiU(. Ad- The rtteanlag of Cotemunlon _ Church Kenneth Miller. Minister et Mosle lic. progttty, also, evokes,'..bq.' Lawrence, Autumn St. aa._appo(ntment-WlUi the Weldon There Js_JKi_obUgaUBn__«>n_y.oliLrr I Rubbermaid. They come in aolld IN DRAMATIZING YOUR PERSONALITY. Miss Marion A. Erdin, Organist.- EverMt A. Murphy, Minister Yankee Green; - Pick-up , sticks. Gall Beauty Studio,- Mitchell 3-5009 part and since moat of these skin colors euch as holiday red, blue LET US' SHOW YOU HOW 1 world which haa ahown abadlutely mihlstratqr Donald O. Hammer-^ If the Cimmunion a meaning- -Mrs. Anthony Urbanetti, hind its closed dobra, diacuaalon ■ Dougan, 46 Riverside Dr.; foul no easemeaa to Join the world or- less symbol out of a dead past? Or 9:30 a.m.. Morning' worship, ■' By A ^ . 0. which 'might not otherwise taka Miss Universe Crown and let the skilled fingers of MisS preparations are modestly priced, green, desert tan, sliver grey, mid­ berg.' 9 a.m. — Sunday school Director of Muete guest preacher, the Rev. Edward shooting, Ronald Shurkiis, 26 Jen­ Bernice ' Juul shape your hair so why risk a dty leathery skin? night black, turquoise and white as Sanlxatlon. Their, reaaon haa been does it contain a' deathless real­ 9:30 a.m. — Adult Bible Claaa place at all. Whenever It la even remotely ity? la there something here that A. Rebmann. pastor of Colchester Some, of this dlsouasion, again, (Continued from Page One) sen St. yours can be a carefree suipmerT 'Test curia- are mandatory if well as exciting confetti colors: elemental a!^d almple. They -Imve possible, Mr. Hammerberg will find 10 a.m. — Divine worehlp with Sunday, July 21: Federated Church. The 1957 session of the Legis­ Keeney St.: Pick-up sticks, Since 'joining the staff of the your 'permanent'is to be success­ ushers me straight into the heart divinity student Robert Duchow of Morning Worship at 11 a.m. lature, which liassed "right to perhaps ahoiild not take place.’^and Manchester Auto Parts advises not tniatad'the United Nationa not official Justification for • an in': of Reality ? ------——:------»_ some of It should. In the. Senate a cosmetics firm. And if she does Dulles to Air Maureen Mangan; 137 Keeney St., Weldon Beauty Studio Mias Raohel ful and at the Weldon, they are protection before an accident by in­ West Hartford in charge. Sermon: "God in History’’, know" legislation which has the and Jimmy Daud, 36 Packard St.; , 9 to involve them in mattera and crease in the price of Connecticut luppoae there were one who North Methodist Church caucus, for instance, with' Ita goij^ won't be alone. haa become a moat popular opera­ not Satisfied with Jiist one test vestigating your car's shock ab­ 11 a.m.Gottesdlenst, Pastor Rav. E. A. Murphy goal of opening public business to ”^ e must at all times be ac­ foul shooting, Don Jacobson. 337 tor with many of their clients. She but take Several so that you are peUdeii and acUAni which* would milk. In hta latest price increase, stood at the center of life — a uni­ 447 N. Main 8 t the public in the state's ' lower smaller club like atmosphere, a sorbers and you can tell by the fol­ ky. versal person, related to all men John Kavasch of Newington, in senator fighting for one measure, companied by h e r, mother,” said U.S. Position Hackmatack St. has an excellent background in her sure when you get your permanent lowing: if your car sways bn curbs, require them to violate their own one cent a quart ia designed to help charge. O n te r Congregattonal Church Rev. H. Oegood Bennett, Minister echelons of public affairs, was siso Nathan Hale: Pick-up sticks, field since her graduation from here. The result of test curls and 99 EAST CENTER ST.-^^«^ MI-5-5009, everywhere? And luppoee. that- Clifford O. Simpson, Minister James W. McKay, Minister of ' a session which, in its own con­ which might be In the public do­ her father sternly. Zender is presi­ sideslips on washboard roads, neutraUiy. They have not truated Connecticut, dairy farmers get past' dent of Lt.-na's largest paper .pro- Ellen Krajewski, 80 Birch St.; the Hartford Academy, of Hair- proper hWir shaping before your person willad the good of all and Chureb-'^ too Naiareoe R. Rusaell Feery, Music duct of the public’s business, car­ main, might find another bill, rep­ lurches at stopa arid wanders on the U niM Nationa not to become what seems likely to prove the was prepared to pass on hta life resenting some private or section­ dects manufacturing plant and On .Arms Cuts fbu), shooUng, Gary Gentllcore, dresaing, working ki 'Willimantic permanent mean a soft,' natural open roads, rides uncomfortably or 4(M Mala St: Aseoelate Minister ried its reliance upon thh institu­ Spruce, St. prior to her addition to the Wel­ an organisation of hard and faat hardest year they have evetlcnown and i^uence to those willing to Mrs. Sherrod Adrian, Organist 9:30 a.m. Union service of wor­ tion of the secret caucus to new al project of his own. suddenly the. brother of, a Peruvian cabinet wave that wit) last and is a -Joy to hits "iJbttom" on large dips. If :cept it. And suppose that person C. E. Wlnalbw, Minister waved in front of him by his fel­ minuter. Robertson Park: Pick-up sticks, don staff. . ‘ cara for. -If you . would U^e. to your car acts this way {nysstigate power blocs, whidi might force the a year in which drought haa de^ C^Mrude' Wilson and and Choir Director ship vrith the Rev. Arnold W. Toaer extremes: (Continued fropi Page One) Martha Bonham and Janice Ber- Hot sum'mer 3un takes its tell of change your, hair style, Iqu Miss Mtssitr Of 2nd Congregational Chuprti 'or this,. It is rightly, sithjeet low senators, with the implication Zender alsQ said he did not wish Columbus Luxury-ride qi;. Columbus =T3CSS8.- ,!5S'«p|3toSFa5E|fc{iS«i^^ j.*) alone, to bring out yotif best - iw em . JUt: -feeding hf-_bay'which would - nor­ theae symbols?'- ’Would not the orgartixt of the 2nd Congregational ^ntlhu%, ' th« press and public President Eisenhower’s news con- teed in writing for 15,000 miles or icrfm other. ,. ' Communion mean everything to 9:30 a.m.., CSiiirch School.. light of day. the whole ..thing had happered so Valley St.: Pick-up sticks, Mi­ tionary meaaur^ ace taken hair .features, yet simple to take care mally be stored for winter, and, 10:45 a.m., Morning Worship; Sunday, July 21— Church. All welcome.' Would have' to do some crusading ference statelnents about the pos­ one year., 'Speelnlising Blit lately there have been in II* ? ■ quickly he hadn't really had time chael Plnette, 209 Center St. and becomes brittle and dry and the of. In fact, you are always weir by ail natural market behavior, message by Peter J, Gunas Jr:; -7:30, Holy Communion. about it. At the same time, from But the caucus us(ially was sible development of a “ clean' Erwin Crowe, 189 Centeryst. skin takes on a moat unflattering come to bring any of your beauty How about the,’ thermostat in Jtouta 44A, N. Coyantry teraatlng reports from Bwitxer- These symbols taken into your 8 and 10, CSiurch services. Enaanurl Lutheran Church two angles the perspective is such merely a place wiurre legislators to give the piatter milch thought. n |^ e a r bomb, one free of T'adlo- your car,, do you need a new one? In raised the cost of the feed the body are the very life of JealeaSa _ student at Nazarene Theological For her part. Miss Zender said Verpianck: Pick-up sticka, Pria- papery dryness. A few treatments problems to the Weldon Beauty TeL Dnya PI S-7M* . Uhd, to the effect that the Swiss Seminary. Sermon: "ChrisUan Poaslbilitiea C. Henry AMereon, Pastor to eoften the criticism. expressed sentiments add convic­ actlvc fallout; cHIa Anderson, 108 Olcott St.; foul The new Harrison thermoatat will Faniifur* Ro^apliol' farmers will have to buy next win­ takeif into you and become a part ' One ahgle is the angle of the she was Iqtereateo In an acting at the Weldon Beauty Studio will Studio, stop- in and talk with them. are beginning to talk and' think 7 p.m.. Evangelistic service; ni. The Christian Fights the De- Edsel C. IJoacaott, I tions with a courage and frank­ ehooting, Gary Gallagher, 81 gWe you year-round- coverage and staring ter,to replace the hay, which would of you. Hta strength cornea into *'ll'" ...... Mr. Peery preaching. Asat to the Pastor A political past, when caucuses on ness they might not have possess­ career. But this queen of EeiXity you can forget about summer en­ Gonoral Repair Sorvlea favorably about Joining tha world message by Peter J. Gunaa Jr. O’Leary Dr. be scarce even if it weren't being your weakneaa and repiacea it. His G. Albert Prarson, the p'art of the legislators them­ ed in open aeasion. Sometimes looked at her father, lowered her Outraged Husband Waddell; Pick-tip aticka. Mary Bolton St.; most unique, Uarry ture the children's outdoor movies gine, fever. ' Auto Tops ' organisation, * fed out this summer. mind comes into'your mind, and Oommonity Baptist Ohurrih Minister ef Mosle selves were really unnecessary be-j the result of this was very good, 'eyes and said:* Ruth Brookes, 55 S. Alton SL; foul Ndbel, 49 Columbus St.; prsttiest, in Center Park beginning at 8:30. 24 Hour Rood Sorvlea you begin to have the mind ot Ooveoaat Congregmtloiud Church "I Sim In accord with the wishes EYf ■ ...... h d n Bonded Brake Danda arid Truck Cnfhiam TUa ia a oomplimeMt to tha in this emergency aituation, Mr. 43 Spruce St 5M East Center S t a t thi Green cause alt important decisions, I and the state gained legfislation Stabs Man to Death shooUng, Bob Gleeson, 201 Hilliard Mary Ann DiSalvatore, 18 Hart- tday evening will' be weekly Shoee,\a quality line of automotive cnirist. John R., Neubert Minister Fifth Sunday After Trinity which they would usually follow j which .ojheru’iae might not have of my father.” St. land Rd, dances for children and teenagers 899 CENTER ST. (Be«r) AeowMorlen Ot AD Kinds Swisa and to the United Nations Hammerberg haa done hla beat. He We enter S' co-operative com­ Rev« K. EJnar Raek, Pastor "Zander said he and hla wife units alia carried for all makes of Mre. Nathan Suesinan, Divine Worship and Nursery automaUcally. were made by par- j discovered ita own potential back- West Side: Pick-up s^ck■, Den­ West Side; Prettiest, Alice on the Weat Side tennis courts. TEU Ml 8-8831 . both. It la a compliment'to the haa'done all h i dared to do. In monwealth ot God where we care Class at 9 a.m. ty boasei who. in the extremb’! ing. So the problem, stated mod- •are returning to Peru, within a (Ooatinued from Page One) cara and, truck# at Manchester Onady, lea Crenln,SiindriM Sunday, July 21 Gueet Organist-Director nis Ktiamlrkas, 176 Chestnut St Amarello, 92 Moore St.; most un­ Auto Parts. Swiaa in that they are beginning to his heart, no doubt, he would like —care beyond ’ the borders of self, Walter Person, Ssrmon, "Do You Know Him?” phase of Connecticut bossdom,; erately, would seem to be one of few weeks and that he intends to and Sally Kudas, ,85 Cooper S t; usual, Dorothy Varney, 40 Fair- The boye * playground softball j family, class, race—eSre of every­ Morning Worship at 10 a.m. take his daughter vrith him. apartment, went qut to call police. Want to put the Zing! back in realize that there is one thing no to give the Connecticut farmers Sermon: "How God Answers Asot Church School Supt Edsel Isaacson never eVen condescended to appear seeing that reliance upon the cau- foul shooting, Joe R. (3ampoae6! field St.; bride dollJ)Igry_Jane Pot­ league found Natl)an Hale trounc- ‘ body. Anybody’s hunger ia our Soloist, Lydia Anderson at the State Capitol.- Even in ; cus Is never again quite as ex- After a final barx|uet and ball Lt. Mulhem, Sgt. John Doyle I l l Cedar St., and Joe V. Campor ter, 119 E. Middle TY>ke.; foreign. ing Keeney St., 11 to 4 for I its your oar again, get Rustproof AC ■ one can afford to be neutral abiAit, two or -five' cents a quart more. fiUnger, and we share to the limit Prayer." ’ and Det. Vincent Morton met him SpeeinllziBg in Frosen Food which is peace. A Nursery will be .conducted 9:30 a.m. Corning Worship 1:30 p.ni., Ths Hi-League will latter days, all that waa necessary; treme as it was In this session, tonight, the 76 girls ip the contest aeo, 90 Walnut St. Krie Johnson, "tO Summer St.; third win in four starts. The Marine'Spark-, Plugs and .vou’ll no­ Contnlnere, Refrteemtor nnd Unfortunately, there U Cbmpeti- of our ability with that need. We have a Splaeh Party at Linda Nel­ was for the state chairman to tell: and of encouraging legislators to (43 Americans am) 32 foreigners) at the door of the apartment when best collection, Gail Larson, 64 West Side edged Valley St.,-J to tice a big performance difference I It'la a compliroenC to the United for pre-school children during the Sermon Topic:"Rain Upon the he returned. He led them, upstairs Freener Bags, inastie Food Upn. Farmers iii other states are share His life in the Communion son's Cottage. They will leave in a the party fioor leader, and that ’ speak their_own minds in public will leave for their'hQihes--except Tuesday evening the weekly pic­ Fairfield 8t. 6. Verpianck won over Nathan immediately. Rustprobfipg makes Containers. Nationa because such santiment on and In turn wje share our lives worehip hour. Mown G rass" Mr. Neubert preach- to where Brooks' body Uy. somehow able to produce and sell Services will' be held at 3 and ing group from church. was that. as well as In private: They „foi those who decide to etay and nic supper was enjoyed at each Hale, 2 to 0. A close victory was the b|g difference, no doubt about the part of the Swiaa acknowledges with each other. The caucus has fiowered, then, wouldn’t find it as difficult as try to make the grade in Holly­ At the time Cooper Called police, playground, followed by group Movies, under the supervision ■won by Waddell over Bowers,'13 it. Ciorroslve coatings cause an­ Rental space ayiailable for your milk more cheaply than .Connecti­ (E; Stanley Jones) 7 pim. at Cromwell with Mri. a:80 a.m. Sunday Church School Lt. Mulhem and Det.. Morton were that the world organization haa Andrew Rojae of La Villa, Texas, for children, O adle Roll through St. John’s Polish National for one good reason. More actual they imagine, and both they and wood on their own. singing. These picnics are held each of Neil Lawrence, were held in to 11.. noying spark Jump, this adds up to frozen nteat and vegetables as cut farmers. Raise the price of Catholic Church decision rests with the legislators the state would find It stimulating. in the neighborhood investigating Tuesday at 6:30. Center Park Thursday evening be­ Buckley woB over Robertson poor engine performance. With little aa ,04«’ a day. been evolving into a aarvant of Connecticut milk too high, and and Rev. Leslie Ostberg of Chi­ Grade 3. another stabbing. Wider Loans Authorized cago, III.,' aa the speakere. 28 Gelway St., themselves. No outside decision For the caucus, which they per­ hind the library. These movies are Park. 11 to 5. On Thursday, ’Valley rustproof AC Spark Plugs you get peace first and that it haa managed milk from other etatee will come Mrs. Ctera Dubaldo, Organist it automatic for them. The role haps think of as a device protect­ . Mulhem said that .Miss Eatelle The doll show was held Wednes- designed for children but a surpris­ St. won over Charter Oak, 9 to 2. faster starting, smoother perfdrm- to serve this first and primary -aiin Conoordla Evangelical Lutheran P R IN C E 1 Cherry waa being held in $2,800 in and underaell it. Raise the price Venezuela has authorized the Union Service \ ' Church of party leadership has become ing themselves from the conse­ dey evening. Bach playground was ing number of adults Were on hand Robertson Park scored over Wad­ ence and longer engine life. Ask 8:30 t.m.. Mass. The Rev. one of persuasion rather than fiat. quences of an unguarded ramark bond on a charge that she stabbed deluged with dolls. Tliia event waa to Witness them. dell, 23-tb 14. Green defeated Bow­ about them at Manchester Auto L. T. WOOD Pependnbte QnaSty — in aplte of the presence of warring too high and you will put the Con­ use of 18 per cent of the 310,500,- Nortb' Methodist and Second Winter and Gardea Stsaets K MATCHERELLI 2 Albert Morgan during a sidewalk power blocB within Ita own mem- 000 capital she has subscribed to Congregational Churches August Krauce of Hartford is ex­ Having a greater' latitude in or an unpopular decision, fre­ ths moat popular of any special ers, 6 to 4. Charter Oak won over Parts; LOCKER PLANT necticut dairy farmer out. of buai- The Rev. Erich Brandt, Pnator pected. and only one Maas Ig said making up. their oum minds, the argument, between the pair. event of the season thus far. Win­ The weekly, outdoor dance for berehip. the international. Bank for Recon­ Ivan Beckwith, quently drops Us curtain over i P ER FU M ES } Keeney St., 4 to 1; The West Side DuPont proudly announces the 81 BISSELL ST. nesa, when you are trying to save sacn Sunday foe the present; leglalatora resort to the Institu- their heat fUnclioning, aa well. Mias Cherry , helped a passing ners were chosen -and awards pre- children and teenagers was held moved Into first place by topping. introduction of a motor oil ad­ , TEU MI S-84$4 William HsSeliltNit It was hot until the Sues criaia struction and Development’ to be Sunday, July 21— Organist aad Choinnaater motorist take Morgan to a hoapital him. t employed In general loons and 9:30 a.m., Services held at North tion' of the caucus for discovering i . —^—r ------^ > Arthur Drug Sforas 1 tented for various types of dolls. last night at the Robertson Park Verpianck, 8 to 3. . ' ditive to Increase engine efficiency, 188 Sprues SU Tat NI-*-tfW that the United Nations really be­ Gospel Hall what is in their minds. Occa-1 jThe Antarcuc continent ia larger where he underwent emergency Winners of the Doll Bhow- were tinhia courts. On Friday, July 12. the West keep out aluidge and stabilise vis­ One factor which enables farm- other transactions. Venezuela ia Methodist Church during July. Sunday; July 21, the fifth Sun­ sUrgety. I ■ as follows: gan to regch and demonstrate such the first Latin-Amarlcan country Sermon: "Sentimental Journey." day after Trinity: sionally, the party leadership uses than the United States and Europe Tournament for the week of Side Girls Softball Team trounced cosity, the 'engines run better, ars in New York to produce milk Sunday, 11:30 a.m.. Breaking of the' caucus in an effort at per- combined. BoWers: Big rabbit, Wayne Mc­ July 22, will be tether ball. Mon­ the Valley St. Gicit by a score of e atatlu. In Korea the United . Na­ more cheaply than Connecticut and the third' among the 60 mem­ by the Rev. .. A mold W. Tozer of 8:30 a.m.. Worship Service, ser­ Kinney, S3 Oole St.; twins, Pamela smoother,, quieter and ' longer. ber nationa to grant this authorr Second Chiirch. Bread. suasion. But It ia usually very ] ' -—------day evening. July 22. Will find a .50 to 3. Waddell Girls defeated Twelve yean of research and 4 tions had proved that it coilld and farmers ia the fact that New York mon, "Foundations of Sapphire;’’ 12;15 p.m., Sunday School. careful and tactful, keeping it Brown, 60 Thnner St.; bride, Carol Treasure Hunt at all "of the 11 Verpianck Oirle, 16 to 6, would stop Communist aggression. i^ation. The others are the United Nursery for small children (Nursery in the Parish House). Zeiser, 268 Henry St.; Japanese MANCHESTER DON WILLIS farmers have not yet been made States and Canada. during service'. 12:30 'p.m.. Service of the Lat- 7 p.m.,~ Oospel meeting. Clear that the legislators are the playgrounds, beginning at 6:45. But it wga not until last fall that ones*who will do the deciding. doll, Donna Sirianni, 262 Green Tuesday evening the picnic sup- the victims of assessment nrActlcea vlan Luthezanitn< Congregation. Rd.; apeclal doll, Cohtile Sharrock, Largest Coal Dock Built AUTO PARTS It aiao demraiatrated that it could Oalvary Chapel The,,caucu8, then, is in part a ^ RUIINSTEIN 1 peiz will be held at each play­ which insist upon taxii^ im m land . (Assemblies of God) result of less arbitrary party boas- F 4 276.E. Middle Tpke. ground at 6:30. 6ARACE and would halt an aggression which as if it wert poten^l building First Chureli of ChrUt, .Scientlat ' 22 Vernon Street dom and greater freedom of ac- ,r " x-as^newCOSMETICS isc w 1 i Buckley: Most original, Mary The world's largest coal-barge- SHADE TREE 270 BROAD is Main St. Tel MI-9-4»n Maeonle Temple A dog show will be the special unloading dock is being construct­ was- being launched by ''democra- loti. The effort JUi 3o something Kenneth L. Guetafson, won and decision for Individually - „ _ Pearson, 110 Bretton Rd.;. small­ event, of the week. This event ^ea. Pastor est, Ruas Schaller, 340 Lydell St.; ed at Memphis. Each of the two . Alwayn At Your Sendee For about this t«m/Mavy tax burden 11 a.A., Sunday Services. will be held Wednesday evening unloading, towen will be able to »SPR A Y IN G ' $p*€ialiitiig la , The Swiia, along with their own Here ’n There 5 ’• i -V*' giod**"''*’ f[Arthur Arthur llni|Drug StorMStores j largest. Pan) Broderick, 1^2 Con- at 6:45. Anjrone.wishing to enter e MACHINE SHOP 8ERVICE- on ConnecUem farm land has n o t; 11 a. m„ Sunday School., 3:45 a,m. Sunday School with • This second angle from which ^ Stance D r.;’itiMt unusjlai. ^ b I thelV '^g. wlfiet^^^^^ handle 1,300 tone of coal an-hour. e EttUiPMnBNT p i l o u s . neutrality.^ have also yat enc^umered .good' luck in the 8 p.m., Wednesday meeting, classes for all' ages. Halletead, 212 Greenwood Dr.; i small,'may do so by bringing him SPRAY NOW FOR e PARTS, (new nnd reboUt) RRAKE SERVICE steadily maintained a seahnts wil- Lsgiajature. | h y i, Reading Room hours: Tuesday 11 a;m. Morning Worship, Pastor bjet collection. Gall Silver, 110 to th e ^iy g ro u n d no^mft Lm™ ACCESSORIES to Friday, 12 to 4 p.m.; Tuesday, 7 MOSQUITOS ‘ Front End Aligninanf lingnesa to help the cause of peace, :^ t realism »ty» thii: Connect!- i Gustafson, speaklpg. u M - 1 Jeaahee. t SUPPIPUDE8 as mediators, aa impartial ob- WALTEK E. TEDFORD to 9 p.m.; -Wednesday, 7 to 7:58 7:00 p.m. "Revivaltime” over Chapter Oak; Moat unusual. Da- Thursday — night ■will again fea- » DUPONT PAINT, 8UPPUE8 pht, if it wants to keep that "Con­ p.m. vid luynolds, 250 Autumn $t., tarvera, as hosts to international COUNTY EDITOR WPOP. radio station,, Open Saturdny until 8 pan. Gonoral Ropair Work necticut fresh milk," has to face ’’Ufe’’ will be the subject of the ' A warm welcoms awaits you at smaileat, Sharen Powers, 144 RUBIES CARTER TREE meetings and facilities. Now they up to the fact that the Connecticut Lesson Sermon for Sunday, July 21. the Cbapen 0>me and worship with Charter Oak St.; largest, Gayreile ARE THE are beginning to think ttiat per­ dairy farmer ia in a special situa­ The Golden Text ie from Rom- usl Powers, 144 Charter Oak St.; for­ Dgnce EXPERT CO. haps the united Nationa la begin­ A keen inUrest in police work acquired while an Air Forcie eign doll, Mary Ann Massolini, 1 Manchostar'f Grootoft FOR EXTRA MONEY tion, which grows more unfavor­ Air Policeman has led David C. Toomey Jr. of Bolton to be­ Carter St.; preltleet, N£ncy Eagle- The. Totten Way MRTHSTONESi PHONE «H>?695 . ning. to qualify ax ap organization able all the time, even without come a State Policeman.- son, '348 Charter Oak St. In which their own\neutrality can Lesaona for: drought. This means that, if the David,. 26-year-old son of Bolton’s Town Clerk, spent four MANCHESTER Oreen: Prettleat, Oall Dougan, FOR JULY BIKE SALE WE PAY help advance the cause of Jieace 43 Riverside Dr.; most unuaual, e c h il d r e n 9Ute wants to keep the Connecti­ years in the Air Force during the Korean War, all of it on Air 747 MAIN PLEASE^NOTEI MANCHESTER " and security for all. Notwyet near Debbie Mercer, 67 Hilltop Dr.; o TEENAGERS PHONB HifiHEST PRICES cut dairy farmer, It ia going to Police duty. He was discharged in February 1954, as a staff cuddliest, 'Susan Beckley, 54 Con­ MILLWOJIK CO. 2b”, 24”, 26" any real action, it la nevertheless have to help him survive, by one -UNlbN ' OUl^dmCE WILL RE • ADULTS .60 For Rags; Paper. Metal* ^rgeant. _ t SERVICE IN way R4-: moat original, Jennifer NORMAN R. WEIL 384 Brand St— TSL MI-V-S38S sizes. From a significant trend of thought and 788 MAIN * 2 7 policy or another. "My last two years of service caven, 31 Jensen St.; beat.dressed, Afternoon aad evening GBMOLOOIST and Scrap Iron feeling.. £w i a . U z FiiloramO, 3 Sanford Rd. were spent’ in Wichita, Kan., where elaasee. , Spdelallst In Jewelry CALL 4>R DBUVBR TO I was on town patrol wofking with Cl^SED A t NOON Keeney St.; Best character doll, TeL H I 9-6663 OREEN STAMPS Success Formula the local police officials,’’ the hand-' CENTER PARK Judy Phillips, 278 HackiiMtack BATON TWIRLING Conditions. In’ East Gerniant some Pouce Rookie lays. ’The W ILL IE ON SATURDAYS St.; prettiest, Susanne Mangan, OSTRINSKY We never did Uke to the HoraUo work interested me eo much 1 de-; 187 Keeney St.; beat playmate TOTTEN w Genemi BUUworfc KIDDIE FAIR Denier* la Waste Mntertnls Recently, there havf been a num­ Alger formula, for success, which pided to continue It aa a civiiian.’ DURING JULY and AUGUST doll, Claudia Splnella, 15 Francis DANCE STUDIO e Complete Window Units 781 PARKER ber of 'reports on conditions in meant putting nose to grindstone His first tteo sendee years wera Dr.; best dressMt; Sharon White, 1099 Ma in s t ,—m i 9-440« o All Sire Doors loss Main St.—Ml 3-8856 Tel. MI-S-8738 or 90-8-881* spent in Korea with a combat unlP SUNDAY AT 7 PM. 88 Keeney St.; best stuffed animal, o Mitred and Glued Trios' t^mmualst East Germany, all of some 14 hours a day, with one of of thb Third-Bomb Wing, Fifth Air CLOSED MONDAYS EMERGENCY SERVICE AVAILARLE Lee Demers, 264 Hackmatack St, e Bs|>ert Cabinet Work tkem emphasizing the thin and pre­ the penaiUea of sucesM being mar­ Force. CONDUCTED lY THE SALVATION ARMY • Nathan Hale; Beet stuffed doll, e Oomplele Hardwnre Dept. carious and enUrely surface na-. riage to the boss' daughter, who Trained at Bethany DURING JULY and AUGUST PHONE Ml M539 Larry Krajewski, 80 birch St.; I MUUCRYT^^^ HIGH G RADE ture of Communist confisi . of wail a .bore-____...... - Af ter'• bqing -aeceptod-- t o t o ;^tha- most unusual, Kathleen MacOsr- BILL'S TIRE things there, niete reports we ac­ State,Police, Toomey entered the tan, 34 Birch St.; most original, AND The modem 'formula for getting Sp«cW Sp«ol(*r: Rev. Edwin Raymond Andar*on Janet Cook. 24 GlaoWood St.; beat cept os accurate and hopeful. The ahead ia more inviting. Bethany State Police Academy in PRINTING November, 1958, He was gradu­ Fogarty Brothers, Inc. foreign. Christine Lewie, 179 Birch REPAIR SHOP policy conclusions generally de­ Newsweek haa clteii the modem Sokiit: Mn. Edwin Andono^ St: prettiest, Sharon Flavell, 115 ated in March of this year and 319 BROAD STREET MANCHESTER JOB AND COMMERCIAL William H- Green, Prop. rived from such reports, how'ever, fprmula, in the course of a survey was immediately assigned to the Chain Will Be ProWded For All tCapleSt. baffle^ us no end. Robertson Park: Beat wedding PRIN-HNC of working habits among the na­ StaffordSprings barracks, headed C o d . . Coka. . . FudON . . . Oil Burners Colombia Bicycles "All this," says the New York by Lt. Harry Taylor of Andover. This Ad Paid For By The Alihdi'ch'eater Kjwanis Club doll. M artha Bonham, 162 N. School tion's leading cxecuUvca. St.; best dressed, Carolyn Pavlino, Prompt and Etneteot Pitntlng Times for Instance, "haa a definite A graduate of the Manchester DRY CLEANERS of| All Kinds Goodyear Tires O'lice. it seems, there was a High School Class of 1949. Toomey 10 Depot ' 8q.; moat beautiful. Repairs, Service ralationfo the oft-reiterated Soviet t3 WELLS STSEET bright, industrious young man says )ie plans to make Stqts P.oIice Chariene Colombe. 34 Union St.; Accessories poeitioo that the question of Ger­ working in an AUanU bank. One work his life-long vocation. C«rpl Anri. Kacinskl. _4fi. isawafa St.; doif with the beet COMMUNITY PRESS man unity must be decided by the day, hJs'boes noticed him, a little Although I haven’t yet worked NORMAN’S T«bpl>ein Mi 3.72S4 Cor. No. Main and No. School 180 Spruce Street hair, Janice Bersenski. 1 Nelson German people themselvea The on any big cases,’’ Toomey relates, Darid G. Toomey unfavorably, "nie boas had begun "I like the work vqry mikh.’' UNION SERVIQES Streeta-^Telepboae MI-8-S787 Phone Ml 9-0659 Soviet leaders mean, of eburse, that to get the idea that the younger Swimmers at Gay City State * 445 HARTFORD RD. • . o n < f Vsaley St.: Best dressed, Erin. fU R and . West Germany must accept East man didn't know how to delegate Park pond In Hebron are well pro­ Joan’ graduated last month Crow6. 199 O n ter St., and Rachel Germany as a sovereign aUte and authority, and was therefore un­ tected this summer by .Mr.-' and from tbs Hart College of Muale North MaHiodist HEADQUARTERS for G|rarqin, 16 Trotter SL; prettiest, BOX STORAGE negotiate with it as an equal. This Mrs. Ronald Smith, probably tha in Hartford. A native of Nqwlng- Charlene Wennergren. 12 Orchard worthy of advancement up the' AND THE SL, ,and Josn Turklngton,. 188 Bonn haz refused to do. The latest only husband and wife lifeguard ‘ton, she attended M6unt Bt- Joseph exeedtive ladder. team in the country. Academy, West Hartford, and. Socond Congrafotioflai REPAIRING Center St.; beat collection. Cathy evidence of East German weakness Whereupon the Junior executive Ronald and hia wife, Joan, who Aibertus Magnus Oollege in New Reagonabie Priees—:2 Wi|tch Maker*. JphnZpn, 233 Center SL; amalleat. muat serve once again to Justify went in every morning for a week celebrated their flrit wedding an­ Haven. Joan Hopes to teach music Churchas • • • « SALES and SERVIIX Siiaan Banning. 54 Lodge Dr., and Marpia Lennoi), 8 Newman St.; the Bonn Government's a'ttitude. and told the boss he was taking the niversary July 4 are well qualified in or near College Park, Mary' Vp tb $20.00 for Your Old Wittch * CUNLIFFE ■for their summer work. Both have best stuffed animal, Steve Tur- If the Eaoit Germsji people coiild morning off to. play golf. REFRUiEHATORS • MAKE THAT GRADUATION GIFT cotte, 89 Alexander St., ehd.Phlllip over four years’ experience as life- Second Lieutenant Thomas G. MOTOR SALES express their choice freely we may Today he is chairinan of the guards .and each haa a senior'life SUNDAY, JULY » st 9:30 Aj T ^ Tedford, 19 Rosemary PI. well believe that their Communist Jurgelaa of Sullivan Ave.. South WASHERS • A HAMILTON WATCH Verpianck: Prettiest, Patsy EXPERT AUrp b o d y nnd board and plays a good gams of saving badge, iuued by the Amer­ Windsor has been awsrded th# rulers would! be out of power over- golf besides. ican Red Cross. DRYERS• Shaw, 37 Edison Rd.; funniest,’ FUNDER REPAIRS first Capt. John Turzlak trophy Large Selection of Greeting Cords Linda Anderson, 105 Olcott St.; tdfht.". This formula ia very simple. Tha WeH'Educated given to the outstanding fighter Seimos ky Ths Rsia AnisM W. Tozsr ENAMEL nnd UACQUEB BIVE YOU USTING SATISFACTION Ronald, a 24-y«ar-o'ld Air Force RANGES* nicest .bride, Janice Patrick, 111 .REF1NI8HINUS Well, how about the exact, re- get ahead in tbf world Is pilot in U>e 103rd Air Defense Olcott S t) best dreksed, Cathy SOLD EXCLUSIVELY IN MANCHESTER AT veteran and naUve of Meriden, 'SENTIMENTAL JOURNEY’ r Ua s o n a b l B' p r ic e s ' vdrae of such deductions from aticii to thaw you have maatored the win enter his sophomore year at Wing of the Connecticut Air Na- DISHWASHERS* Benito, 32 Deerfield Dr.; most un­ iional Guard. Lt. Jurrslat has com- 737 MAIN St. usual. Donna Judd, 18 Drlvt D. FREE ESTIMATES conditions? Why nbt say that, if Job you have, ao that It practically the University orTJtiwland in plaUd more than 190 hours of in­ DISPOSALS* the mood'of the East Germans is tha fail where he la taking a pre- Waddell, ' Largsat,. Margaret' ROUTE SO—WAPFING UONN. runs'itself. Tbe way to prove you cident-free Jet flying. He was Nunory AvaOoUa for SmoN CbHdrao BRAY fcheidel, iga Broad St.; amallett. JOHNSON PAINT CO. madleal ooiirae. Ha hopas to’ con­ TELEVISIONS * M ,YEAB8 A MANCHESTER mmu-Jhave mastered your Job U to pUy graduated from the University of Marion Garrison, 68 Irving St.; < n MAIN ST, HANCHESTEa PHONE MI-MUI tinue his study in medlcins.^. Coiintetleut last) month. Tpu ia-8-«4*6 I U kt dressed. Blaine Slsgeski, 119 ) ■ ■) IT

------^ ' ' ■ ...... , i ...... m il , Callf^rfilnn^ Stop! You're cnish-1 ing^^kil raisin. | Boas (pointing to cigarette-end on floor—Jones, la this'yours? Aniwar to Praviom Putllt At last there ia finally a car in ' .fonea (pleasantlyI Not at all Favored ‘ A countrj' may be described as etfery . American garage— there's | sir. You saw it first. on Move in National Loop Mr. Hubb - Lost, nothing! • 'I civilized when the number of items ( Herald Angle never would have found mw'way ACROSS 54 Sea taflei found in the Lost and Found Cot- borne If 1 hadn't followed the uma nearly equals those that are cat! CARNIVAL I One of the 55 Maaculine lost. BY DICK TtJRNER nickndme Hawsiitn 58 Plant part PAT BOLDUC Girl If we go forr a stroll in Iilandi AMIstant'Sports Editor A bride .was tryiiijj; her first 1 Mtuna— oow.v Oilers Home Sunday, pancahesr . , the park we ramly'ought to have a chaperone^/ is Hawaii's I — Loa It Dodgers Sweep Pair, New Bride- Look v'hat hap­ highest world's largest pened to it. Boy Friehd- -Oh, we won't need Going Back into the Past . , one. I assure you. . volcano eytive volcano Hubby— Never nilnd. It may not $ Honolulu is V 2 Sketcher Ready for a stroll back into the past? The month is June Meet Towners at 2:30 Glpt—-Oh, won't w e? be a complete failure. Let's try it Then o'n the island AIncapable and the year'is 1914. What were the headlines on the sport A. Braves and Reds Win on the phonograph. , >v)Mft'i the use of going? 4 Right of exit n Unbind 17 Taciturn of — 22 Straightena 58 Scanty pages 43 years !agb? Vi^ell, thanks to Joe Johnston of 16 Haw­ IS SeotUsh (S^ls.lswJ ■Victorious in fheif initial Farmington Valley League en­ Any atraniter who has tried to Automotive taxes were the big­ alder trees , 5 Egyptian ,23 The hula la 39 Hang infoMe ley St, I received four faded pages from the Grand Rapids, counter last Sunclay, Moriarty Bros, hppe to make it two in New York, July 20 (fl’)-^The fffvpred "Big Three”—Milwau­ find ‘ his way about Bostoi^'^'ill gest money raiser for state gov­ IS Bitter vetch weight. a'----- dance 4p Drive off, Mich., Press and perhaps Aome of you old timers would en­ a row tomorrow afternoon at the expense of the Collinsville kee. Brooklyn and Cincinnati—iu'e on the move and this understand the experience^-bf Mr. ernments last year, providing 14 Mythical king 8 Ireland . . 25 Exigent at an attack joy reminiscing a bit, Let’s start first with the top baseball Hubb, a native, who waaAddressed 32.1-'r of all state tax revenue. 7 Savory meat 28 Conductor 41 Pigpeni Townies. The two. league rivals clash in a Mt. Nebo hkttle coiild be the beginning of the end for the pretenders among of Britain Stories of the, day.. scheduled to get underway at 2;30.f by h}s friend Mr. Penm from Phil­ 15 Western stale Jelly so Cloth meaiura 43 Inviaible, the contenders in that ao-far haphazard National League pen­ adelphia. x" 8 Subdivisions 31 Near vapor Philsdelphig was leading the A one column )>oxed story was The visttora were the lone club -•^at Buttram: “ A man kept won- IS Tear to upend Bristol during . the first nant race. , Mr. Penn —They' »«.v the streieta of ■ phyla 34 Retainer 45 Painful American t-ea^e with a 29-lS won given the heading of, "Michigan’s Ullwaukec'a llret plaqai Braves, dering where the. sun went when 17 Exude and lost, record And the VVAahlng- round of play and their lineup In Boston are, frlFlitfutly crooked. it went down. He sat there alt It Pen point 01 clan 35 Hoapital 48 Sibling of Big Game.!’ crippled and bandaged. Have found Mr. HubtHi^They’ are. Why, do ( Armed fleet reaident bud ton Senators Were in second place comprises several ex-Bristol High ways to win even, without hittin’ night, and It finally dawned on ISBIackblrd "Michigan's* football rank *for School standouts. Including Dick you know; when I first went .there him." 10 Greeted physician SO PorieiMi with a 29-S0,Ruirk. Where was New Hank Aaron and alugglng J o e 2S Pourth York? Only back in seventh place the last 10 years and for the next Buaae, a pretty fair pitcher with • I could^srdly find my way around. Arabian c 10 depends upon the game with Adcock. Mr; Penn—That must be em- SI Obliquely P" 5“ r “ 3 r - 1 r ~ r and 1014 ..games off the: pace. Uy, the Rami only two seasons back. Opposites r " how times have changed! Harvard at Cambridge Oct. 21," Brooklyn's defending champs, bafraaeing'. • , (Jean Paul Richter) 24 Scottish iholik Quite Impressive . apparently profiting from the rest Coach Yost told the members of Coa(^h Johnny. HedluncTa. cliib Mr. Hjiibb It la, The first Jo.vs are our wings; sorrows our 27 Anatomical li PI In the Nattonkl' League the the Alumni Assn, the other day. during the All-Star gaipe break, week I was there I wanted to get spurs. tissue Giants were on top with a 2fl-17 was quite impressive turning back just as manager Walt Alston said r " i '■ 1? (Ed's Note: 1 don't think the Wol­ the Suffield Lions by a 7-t margin rid of'an old cat we had. and my 28 Peruie record and the Reds trailAd in sec­ verines are too concerned over Har­ NAT'IONAL LEAGUE they would, have become the hot­ wife got me to take it to the river Said the Florida man, picking up 29 Foltower ond .spot with a record of 29 vic­ last week. As of .the moment, . Oorkey Ferine of the M edics test teani in the league with Duke IT" B li tories and 21 defeats. ^ vard these.days.) excluding last night's scheduled a mite away. a W'atermellon: SI Turkish For you golfing fans another atruck out 10 while out-dueling Snider back fit form and have Nattonal Losgue Mr. Penn— And you lost the cat Floridian—Is this the largest .officer n IT- C. Walker -o f . the St. Louis Hartford Twilight League game Morfkrty*e Roger Macatnne 1-P jumped from fifth to second, just W. U P et r r n rr^ • .story went thusly: Troon, Scot- with the Aircraft, the Oilers are GB all right? grapefruit you can grow in these 3S Nothing Browns was the leading batter in last night at Buckley Field for one game abort of flrit. MUwaukee . .51 37 .1580 33 Ecatter, . % s the American League with a laud­ land-Francis <)uimet of the Wood­ working on a four-game winning n - land Golf Club. Massachusetts, his seventh wlti'of the. seswn. The On the Move Again Brooklyn .. as hay able .407 batting average and C. str'eak. Moriarty's have not lost Medics touched Macaione lor three St. Louis . . . 34 Ukrainian ■* 11 Miller WM the Natlonat League open golf champion o f the United In six starts at Nebo this sum­ And Cincinnati, on .the move OUT OUR WAY B ^ J.R . WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE. ^ with MAJOR HOOPLE city W Statee, led all amateurs with an mer. hits while Perlne gave Up two. again with Joe Nuxhall a winning Cincinnati .. m pace-setter with a .robiist. .444 Tom Andreoli stabbed a line drive Philadelphia 38 Promontory s. R mark. Other top stickers in the •gfregate score of 154 In the two Although batting only .204 as a pitcher and George Crowe doing ■m' to halt a Medic icorinF threat the belting for. ailing Ted Klus- New York . %VMY. SOPA.TK fOH.TVIAKlKyOU 31 More solid Junior circuit, .included Crawford qualifying rounds concluded Fri­ team, the locals boast three .300 VU^OLE CUT a iM . hello. CEMT5/THE MA3pC AN® f 41 Divests f r u w day tor the British- Open Golf Medics ...... 06l 000—l-S-8 aewskl, has quit fifth to . move Pittsburgh . V\mmSOMUCMf % (Detroit) .SSB. Baker, (PhtUdel- hitters - in shortstop * Alan Cole, Moriarty's ...... 000 000—0-2-# CAVSP^ AJ WtTH iTHOOdMT rr¥UAa HAK-KAFF/SiftCB ARE OLD aASSMATEf OF THEr C 43 Soak flax Championship. Quimet was tied for centerfielder Rick -- Paquette and within one percentage point of Chicago ... CO >OU IT I phia) .SS3, Coveletkie (Detroit) Ferine and Coleman; Macaione MC«EUVTK0O*T CMAM FOUHD YOUK WAV \ (OWLS a y e / the boss is aw av 44 East (Er.) r “ third place: St. Louis. tkatt ^ ^rrr»M‘50 THICK n .333 and Cobb (Detroit) ;S20. Trail­ 12th place in the entire list with eacond baseman Leo Cyn And and McCoy. SatunUy'a Sobadule HSR&.MEET MV FRIEMD 5 0 I WAS glad he dropped >1 48 Column Tom Ball, champion of Belgium. two- other stickers, third baseman The Philadelnbia Philltea, mean­ Chicago at Brookljm. 3 p.m.— IT STAkLET IT" w ( ing Miller in the senior loop were INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE . MOMTAiocEsicy; -the IlN— HAVEN'T $EE(V HIM 47 Mimics < Boxing also was Jn the news’. while, have collapsed with four dk- Hlllmai) (1-6) va Dryadala (7-6.) Mummel (Brooklyn) .400, Dalton Andy Maneggla and veraatile Jim­ Dick Arthur gave up only three SUTLCS— t h e m LAD6 ) $IIVCE WE BOTH SAILED 45 Hawaiian food )T " i IT '(Brooltlyn) .358, C. Puma (New Willie Ritchie was getting ready to my Moriarty need only one big teata in a row since taking the Milwaukee at New York, t p.m. . O IT TUe. BA xiX _ ^ ad***' iO Waikiki hits ta the Lawyers at VerpJaiick lead lasfMonday and now ejra fifth ARE LODGERS AT HOOPLE, ’ York) .35# and Gather (SL Louis) defend his lightweight title against day at th'e. plate to push their —Spahn (10-7) or Trowbridge Beach is — IT" b Field last night, but costly finding agkln. St. Louis's Cardinals, a flop d(Ask3R, MONTMORENCV Henry wants him to kaap up with his music— soma day R .349. Freddie Welsh In 20 .rounds In averages above the charmed .300 aCCouhted' for four Lawyer runs. (S-2) va Gomes lH-8). m ■ WE'VE R0U6M- . A l?AlD/ 81 Pertian fairy London, and Ad Wolgast. light­ mark. - The classy Cole has on the currant Baatem trip, have ClnrinnaU at Philadelphia. 2:05 TO there may be a demand for it again!" 53 Before w ? R • Ei None Were -Available They weren't enough, as Aceto A. blown a three-game lead and now lsi6 IT IN THE- o'- weight cha’mp from 1910-12, was chased nine runners home this Sylvester spored five times, win­ p.m.—Jeffcoat (8-7), vs Hearn iVoODSfOGETNce^ f/MO(OTfttORENCy.‘ 53 Handle JK Evidently backIn 1914 first preparing for a 30-round bout season while both Maneggla and are'third, two games behind. (4-1). names were not’ required In the ning Its fifth of the year, 5-4, The Braves made it four in a against Jose Rivers on the Fourth Moriarty' have five RBIs to their against a single loss. The Con­ St. tAuia at PiUshtB-gh. 1:30 many biueball stories as none were of - July in Loa Angeles. Ritchie credit.^ row last night, beating the NeW available 'throughout tlYe two pages tractors,, have won once- and loet York Giants 8-1 as old-timer Andy p.m.—Dickson (4-2) or Wahmalar h PRISCILLA’S POP ruled his division from 1912-14 throng Pitching Staff ' five games. Brlait FiUpatrlck had (3-4) va Friend (7-11). Authentic Note BY AL VERMEER « f sport news.' 'while Welsh relgmed as champion Pafko smacked two home runs and ] A one-column head read, "Bos­ Hedlund can choose hli start­ the game's only extra base hit. a eraCkad open a tie ball game with '.P rid a y 's. Results THERE YOU from 1914-17. ing pitcher frohi among son Jack­ .double. Dave Kaye paced the Con- Milwaukee S, New York 1. AR£. PRrsCILLA! 1 ton la Blanked by Detroit Tigers.” An ad on the aport, page ad­ a two-rim belt in the ninth. Brook- The Boaton lineup comprised,Hoop- ie (15-21, Myles McDonough (1-3), tractors’ attack with a pair of lyn jnoved ufi by beating Chicago’s Brooklyn 6. Chl(ERE JUST VUA(E I VOlfD GO SOOETHING MORE ( SURE g (X )d old days are gone forever, no latter two games were unavail­ Snead Ousted row with a aeven-hittar,. wralklng AHD ALL THOSE T1 P ,-.S0 VOUT) BETTER OET able. . ■, . nlghta at the plate, Bennett 8-8 and Detroit ...... 48 44 .494 1514 10>4AkE AN ' BOCK AND SUITABLE FOR V THING, BASES ON BALLS doul>i:about that. none, as the Braves finally beat BalUmore .,.. .42 44 .488 15 OTHW-: HOME AND SHOW LITTLE In looking backTt Is Interesting Branjllck 2-2. Brl(aftar Paf- Sox centerfielder. Tris Shaker, a have-nots met the havae, and there Ozolx. ^ today just how fast ft Riari can ruil a mile. Derek Ibbatsbh of Sislar (T-5) va Donovan (8-3). and held them scoreless, allowing was a bit of vengence Involvef too, ALUMNI LEAGUE: Britain last night shattered John Landy’s 1954 world mark ko'a second-inning homa.run until Baltimore a t Kansas City, 8:80 only Ewo little hits. Harry had a member of BasebaU’a Hall of as the 39th .National PGA Cham- Andy parked ona following a walk Fame, jtroduced a -total of 8,51# Green Manor outlasted Manches- of 3:58 with a majestic 3.:57.2<>------p.m.—Johnson (7-6) vs Portocar- r'urv# early. 'He was lifted in favor of {was timed in 4;()0.6. ■ Both Delany and »Jungwlrth in nine-games. His 22nd tied the rubber tires on cabs, go- praised Ibbotson's manner of win­ New York 9, Cleveland 1. time they waited ufttll th* big'7>ort- •The have-nots ar* Don Whitt of Phil Dupont in the third. Ken ■, Four minute miles are no long- opener 3-aU in the 10th before Boston 5, (Chicago 2. Bilier.had gOt'them In a hole-by; earfs, velocipedes, etc. while yoii Alameda. Cal If., a 2#-y'ear-old. and Smltn had a pair of hits for thejer rare. Sfiicq Dr. Roger Ban- ning. rookie .John Roaaboro' bagged it LONG SAM 'halt.” losers, " I t was a fabuldus race,'* said with a"thrae-run homer, hla first - Dctroit-4,-'Waehingtxm 1. BY AL CAPP and BOB LUBBERS curving over good Strikes and*then' Llbn*l Hebert, 29, of Lafayette, Pa. niater broke through the barrier Baltlifiore 4, Kansas a ty 2. •tabbing weakly at bad ones." Anotlier stated. wanted a Neither ever has won a tournament efreen back In 1954 with 3:59.4 at Ox­ Delany who attends VlllanoVa Col­ fit the majors- Reliever Clem 1^- BUZ SAWYER competent man for collections, on the tour, Whitt since 1955 and Manor ..... 052 211 0—11-5—5 lege In the United SUtea. "It bine won it for a 4-6 record after Suaday*a Schedule BY ROY CRANE Information Lacking ford, 15 men have run the distance Boston at Chicago. 2:80 p,m. must know' city thoroughly, also Hebert on a half-dozen winter Trust ...... 002 110 1— 6—6—4 . under four minutes 24 timies. Lan- was a pleasure as well as a privi­ Iqsiing five in a row. The Chibs, who' HMM1...S0 IT That’s the story In a putshell. must have bicycle." jaunts. Marsh and Kosalr, Eagleson (4); lege to run in It 1 shaU dream fanned 22 timea for the night, had BalUmore at Kansas a t y (2) I'M PPSmVI Tlt'niUSSY'sUARO those two, MIsiiELf Concise but to the point. If a read­ dy did it alx tiihea. Ibbotson three 8:80 p.m. fOME, $EtiOR> 90g$' WHERE WHO JUMPED ME HELPED I AND VBU, SEflOR SAWYER, But perltkps the most note­ _ The haves are 27-yaar-old Dow Merrer, Dupont (S) and Lange. times, Bannister and Ron Delany about'it for years.” /; only four hits In the opener, but WHATS THIS PIP YOU SET er required added Information, like worthy one of all read, "If you Sinsterwald of Tequeata, FTa.. who RKC LKAOUB What made the race/slightly three were homers—two by Lee Washington at Detroit, 2:30 /COMEWTHME. fWHAPS^ the score of the game and how the of Ireland twice. p.m. NONSENSE IT? WHERE ARE TMEV / YOU HAVE ALREADY TOtP Uff want, the'^ beat IS cent meal in has piled up 318,325 In tournament Pagani’e scored three times In wild in tactics • was the presence Walls. ABOUT FI«ir^ winning run was scored, he had to the city try the New York Lunch.” gold this year, and 28-year-old the last of the seventh- , to come Added Attraction of a small British runner named A pinch single by Randy .lackson New York at aeveland (2), 1:80 look at the.traxli^re and hope that p.m, . OXKPBOOIfi : I wonder if that price incluclad .■Walter Burkemo ‘ o f Franklin. from behind and hand Great East­ Delany finished -second last Michael dBlagrove. This miler broke a S-ail tie in tha nightcap the Information .was there. dessert??? ' • Mich.,, three times a finalist and ern a 6-5 setback last night at Rob­ night in the invitation mile which carried the field-through the first sixth, giving Sal Maglla a 4-3 rec­ KxnooiHAPpy ertson Park. Five errors by Great CKRAesr |(l once a wtnnar in this ctassic in the was an added attraction t o ' the quarter ih an unbelievable 55.3 ord and hia ninth consecutive vie last six years. Ea.7tern hurt Bo)i' Gagnon, who New York va. London Track and seconds and the half mile in aii tory over the Ciibs. Gil Hodges -(was Whitt plays Ftnslerwald. Hebert pitched a three-hitter for the Field Meet, Hla time was a per­ incredible 1:55.A only • 2-for-9 on hla ‘’night,” but Calhoun meets Burkkmo. losers. Gagnon also walked eight sonal best of 3:58.8. ■pie flcU wasn't even stretched gained his'l.OOOth career RBI for a at Riverside and hit three batters. The winning jram , Brotber Gets Craek The Czech 1,500 meter world out at the half mile. But the 1-0 lead In the nightcap againat rim scoi-ed on a boot. Bill Mozzer record- breaker, Stsmislav Jung- scorching ehrly pace forced a alow Tom Poholsky. now 0-11 Uptime Gets D ecision The vengence sbgl^ renters hit a three-nm homer for the wlrth, finished third in 3:59.1, third quarter. Jungwlrth reached in Ebbeta Field- Provides Last testing Ground around th4 fact that mrkemo. In losers. The vlctoiy gave Pagani's Ken Wood, a -powerful British run­ the start of the final lap In three .reaching the semi-finals, ilefeated a 9-1 record-as the aecond round minutes flat. Showren Belts Homer Syracuse, N. Y. July 20 UP)— ner taking part In hli second race A basea-loaded balk by Don ftp* Uoflel’s better-knoWn brother, Js.v, came to an end. , Ibbotson said he believed he Rery Calhoun won the decision but The Sal this season, came home fourth in Mossi helped the Yankees to a 2-0 y night racing card^of the way several opposition cars by" 9 and 1 yesterdB.v. Today the Pagani’s ...... 002 001 3—6-3-1 3:59.3. Poland's Stefan Lewan- might, have done 3:56 If It hadn't Germinal Ballarin, a clever French­ at Riveratde Park Speedwaya j...... to­ »nd drivers are running. Th is will kid brother gets a crack at the Great Eastern 003. 200 tf—5-4-5 been for the hot early pace. lead in the first Inning, and they man with a slick mustache, won JEFF COBB BY PETER HOFFMAN night 8t 8;1S will provide the final dowskl was fifth Ih 4:00.6. ^ really put It away in a five-run be the pre-"Riverside 500 chance miitch-play Uger. O'Coln',. Bolduc (4)' and Jarvie; Last night's great deed at the The Yorkshire runner's victory, ths crow(k testing ground for cars hoping to Gagnon and August seventh as BUI Skowron hit a NOT MUCH.„ OH?...HOW MUCH * NO..-I'M BETTINS YOU MUST HAA/E MICKEY FINN An Edge! to select a running mate fqr 'fhe Whitt also ia looking for revirnge. White Caty Stadium was not the, incidentally, upheld the old mile Many m the 1.447 customers who txcBPr I no 15 'EVERYTHlNS'e BY LANK LEONARD ■have a good shot at the pot-of- big one. and a flock of drivers will This year he and Finsterwald tied axiom: "He who leads, must-lbse.” three-run homer. Whltey Ford had paid $3,0$9 to watch the bitterly HE WLL SHOW UP.' MISUNPER5T00P T!TF5ncr~' ' ■ gold night coming up the follow­ H.ARTFQRD 'TWI-LCAOL'F, only event .that saw a four-minute a three-hit shutout for six innings, HELP 600SEK MAKE THIS IS THE CUANCE feaAaeSe.faa lUddtnty'become liivolved in mak­ tor the Tueaori 'Open, and Dow Moriarty Pros, dropped their mile, , Ibbotson waited fqr the last 30ft contested 10-round ‘nationally tele- ME, COBS...I HE#ONTUEOUKti '-<.ivrLL rii ar OH Old H E m uo it!- ing weekend. Racing fans can ex­ tien gave up Gene Woodling’t home WE'VE ' SAID 'SEVEN *«:P0FFy->iNO P8ETT)' /(• ing a final decision as to who to won the playoff #5 to #9—Flnster- sixth game In the Hartford Twi­ In... _ Stockholm,______.....last ...night. ... Dan ,y * ' hi%move. He accel- vlaed fight last night thought the he’s GOIN'TO 8E IN pect some expert performances (Wiect for a partn(M' for the coming run and left with a recurrence of CLOiETOTHi" THAT TRAP ON THE wald'a Iqrie victory of- the aea.ion light Leagu(> last night, losing to Waem .of Sweden ran the classic Rarlilan- deaerre J -Uw win ar n t- from many care and drivers team chiimpionshlp. Feuds wiU be which kept Whitt from winning his his ehouldef ’ trouoles. Art Ditmar least at large "E" for effort. How- left! the Aircraft 3-2.- Ted Mzrowskl distance in 3:59.3 and said he felt if. ° * ' •round the asphalt oval from early hut forgotten tonight Not too fiT't. toumsment. mopped up tor Whltey’a fifth vic­ ever, the men whose judgment la 'race to final flag tonight. tripled 6ff Jackie Hedlund for two he could do better. ^ ™ . tory in six decisions. nisny. partnerships have made the The .. ■ oddly-assorted quartet runs in the sixth, brsaklng s 1-1 Other four-minute' men to date ! — V***PP®**y 0 from Track official said Calhoun won unanl- One important angle coming up big decielon as yet but ' closing emerged toom 'yesterday's two 18- No ■ great mile race has been Ted Lepcio, replacing the Injured tonight ia thkl many drivers will tie. The Gashonsers scored again in are: Laszlo Tabori ' and Istvan ! Billy Klaus, whacked a three-run meualy, Referee. Joe Palmer had It time for official entries is fast ap­ hole rounds while such blg-tlme Roszavolevi of Hiinvnrv Phri. '5l»o led the field close 6-4-1, Judge Dick Albino suddenly become keen .ot»sep)ers proaching, the seventh. Hedlund gave up only Jjomer and Ted Williams hit his stars'as Sam Snead, three-time three hits, His mates had five safe­ . f f i . ™ ‘5 i ‘ I'e ‘’'•'•'J ’ ®P- That's what Jung- scored 4t a Idpsided 7-2-;i and Judge Blag 27th - aa tha Red Sox beat Billy winner; Doug Ford. 1955 cham­ ties but couldn't put them together. Brltaln,Briuin. JimKm BaileyR .(i.v and Merv wirtn had decided to do when Blag- Harold McGrath eaw it 6-3-1. The pion and the year’s leading money rove, the pacentaker,. disappeared ■Pierce, now 13-7. Willard- Nixon A ircra ft-----..000 012 0-3-3-4 Lincoln of Australia, Don Bowden from the track. won it, with relief help. AP card-returned l^houn a razor winner: National Open Charaoion of the United States and iCkinnar thin wihner 5-4-1, Dick Mayer, and fiery Tommy Bolt / Moriarty’s .... 100 000 1-2-4-1 The wonder mile put the New Sals, Kidd (1) and Pomeroy: Nielsen of Denmark. York-London meet Into the shade. _ Calhoun, the 3 to 1 favorite, headed home with the other vkh- , The greatest of these, most ofi- bulled in with wild limgee that (juished. Hfdlund and Roach. It made most people forget that the I K| | t in V T i m I fV lllfF lookers now coneede. is Ibbotson White a t y was aUo the scene of a I J * * ” M. r j i n g often mlaaedTlre whUe the French- FlnsterwaM killed off the big and he’s actually a three-mllfr. one yesterday as he trounced Ix>ndon-Rome woman’a mast. le countered with quick ounehes. Bannister today »ald “ I think But today, these .two meets are For Track Honors Rory, a 22-year-old mid.dlewetght mEW LONDo Snead, the pre-ioumey favorite, by Schedule Changes OMmtaon can run - even faster." ______3 and 1. while Jav Hebert was iio- concluded. New York should win from White Plains. N Y-. who la CAPTAIN EASY settlng the No. 2 choice. Ford, by Ibbotson. a 24-year old ' paint! easily. The AmeriMns Tead*47^A Pawtucket, R.I. July 20—Sunny rated No. 4 contender in the class, That Reporter Again BY LESLIE TURNERIf RECKLES AND HIS KRIe n d S WATERFORD 3 and 2. " In Local Leagues salesman, also feels he coUld do i t , The London-Rom* women are tied Jim Fitzsimmons, the venerable, waa cut on the left cheekbone In Quick-Change _ faster. : | ii-f j. the first and Ballarin was sliced Wh Y r SHE'S A . 9HS MlOMT'UA ^ Ngg MOTHfiR T dtT A ■BY Me r r i l l BLiO ssR B Harmon Ellmlaatod dean of American trainers, will try HEy..)Oirvft : Several schedule changes in the around the left eye in the alxth STRAUeSR TO Met KSPraUfiTPOR \niAk.PK0(yUMiSM9CUr •BEN CRYNd! for hia second straight stakea"vic^ I COULDN'T RI^IC Stiu») JENNY dSBEN- Am p JUNE, IF SHc ma’Am ,' In yeaterday''8 quarter-fine's Church Softball Ldague, Rcc Soft- and seventh. EUCMdH D0UAN70 IH K THROAT WHIM »HR UISAMMUOIAU )MAU> FURTTED WITH HAPPENED T& SEP Whitt ousted Mayer 2 and '1, Fin­ tory at Nairagansett Park Sat­ HtR BLABSMS THAT CAUBO MB A HOOPLWA IMUStt a u a ball LeMue and Intermediate, urday when he sends the Wheatley Wild Screuma . WAS MARKHAIA'. 8AE ALL LAST SEMES ME THERE — A»OWf/ SPEED BOWi sterwald had to fire a 69 over the Baseball League were announced tie* / SHE MteHT par 71 Miami V.alley course of Grac^ Lenezyk Defeats Sister Stable's Gray PhaiHom postward ih' There were wild ecraamt from today by WiUly Fortin, program quest o f the $25,000 added Gover- the. French camp in the dressing ' &er THE WRONG TRI fl.773 yards to siibdue Sl-year-oId director for-- the Recreation De­ IW5A IF I SHOiV UP Charles Sheppard of West Newton. hor’a Handicap over one mile and room sfter the bout. i partment. . y an eighth, . "I gave my fighter six or seven AT HER DOOR/ Mass., 2-up; Burkemo eliminated New Church Laagua dates sib And Wins State Championship novelti $1 Jay Hebert 2 and 1, and Lionel as follows: Mr. Fits, whbse belated decision rounds.” said Manager George Hebert defeated (Tiaude Harmon of July 25, Mai Tool vs. Center last'weekend bald off handsomely Bretonnel. “Before the seventh. I / Mamaroncck, N. Y„ 2 and 1. New Britain, July 20 (/P) — third consecutive victory over Lor- when, pgdeh. Phipps' Bureaucracy told my fighter he had' won the Congoa at Robertson Park; 30, Grace Lenezyk was back*'■ at■■ the raine. Grace won four holes In a >i ______In other morning matches Whitt Community Baptist vs. Nlke'War- captured the Providence Stakes.in- fight.and he could coast In. I was defeated Milton Marualc of Web- head of ConnecUcut'a women golf­ row and was 7-iip afl;er the first formed Gansett Racing Secretary very disappointed with the decision. riera at (Siarter Oak Park. ers 'today and there could be vis­ ■Ur .Groves, Mo., 2 and 1; Mater Aug. T. Emanuel Lutheran vs. nine. Increasing the advantage to T>' Shea this morning that he is My fighter was handicapped by the defeated Ted Kroll o f Ft. Lauder- ions of triumphs .to come in her 9-up after 18 holM. She jyftn -«hipidng..the. fray stahlemate «rf-l-cji ta a'hlch wera-proyokod by butts. TONIGHT, JULY 20; t:3l) .North Methodist at Charter - Oak jpretty head. .tfuil,;. Fla;-, i'u p ;' Sheppard de-, Park; 8. Mai 1 ^ 1 vs.' St. Mary's four of the eight hblea played in The Preakness .winner. Bold Rulr, Aa a restiU he had to slow down." feated Mike Souchak of Gossinger. In trouncing her eiatcr, Lorraine the afternoon round and waa twq to Join th etller starUng flld for Calhoun's qviarters also talked at Robeftaon Park; 12, Center Lenezyk PaquetU 12 and 10 here N. T., 2 and 1: Harmon defeated. Congos 'Va. JTinast 135 at Charter under par for th'at route. the 24th running of the Cloyemor'i. about a head butt, only the oth er. e IK, „ i«,uj « AW WINNER H4JIP RACE Bolt 1-up, and Boricemo scored an yasterday at the Shuttle Meadow way around. Oak Park: 13. Finast 135 vs. Naz- Country Club, Graca not only com­ Won Many Titles 2nd Place $500, ,3rd Place $250 easy 5 -and 4 victory over Henry atohe at Robertson Park. "He’s rough; with hla hesd.”-aaid ; HORTY MEEKLE Not So Dumb .Ransom of St. Andrews, HI. piled' the most decisive victoty Miss I-enczyk won her only oth­ Rory. “But I'm sure it wasn't In- BY DICK CAVALLI THE STORY OF. MARTHA Wa YNE Popping Off Case Bros, and Great Eastam er State Championship In 1945 BY WILSON SCRUGGS! will clash in a make up Rec Soft- within the memory of veteran Sport Schedule tentifinkl. That's just his style. I CVKHATOOI ) GOODHEM .l tournament followers, but gave when ahe defeated Mrs. Carol Pat­ WELL,THERE00t5 *WWr.CB(rERVIU.E MEANS TD WB^'lPU VWNNA JOOC3W WJAT CENTBIVIUE j •ball League contest Tuesday night, ton of the Hartford Golf Club. thought he fought a clean fight" ( WANTwnH ) 1 WINNER 254AP NON-FORD avery Indication ahe k a s . returned Calhoun, 160, expects to fight ' NEVa? THOUGHT that'BLONDES* y means-ID ME? IT MEANS A flACE WHliRE A lambra Favorite Aug. fl at 8:30 at Robertson Park. Two years later, however, she won > AOOL < OFITTHATWky, A A 1* -«■% 1 * wvc>Over in161 theU5C aiivei Intermediate IIICUIBIB i^a^e League to the forth that mads her a na­ Sunday. «uly 21 again ifi a month but has nothing AR£-B£AU#Fa- T CUV(A)/T6ET|iVDRKI p 2M Place $225, 3rd Plac* $100 tional figure and champion about the.U. S. Intercollegiate, the Na­ Moriarty’s va. CoUinsvilla, 2:30 ( CARRIAGE?) .h ^ T H W hFBWAPS ‘he west side Clval, the sched- definite. BaUarln 159, will return, BUT-OOM8 ' nCHIOH'U ] At Arlington Park a decade ago. tional Amateur, the Canadian and — M t Nebo. V I'M A ^ BETTER THEORy EH, < u&m ! ^ I uleduicu Aug. 7 • game between Bantly the Taro O'Shanter crowns. to Paris for a vacation. July 27. \Boy/ KEEP IT I Oil and 'Ponticclira■Pi has been pueh- Couldn't Follow Monday, July 2t' - ^ SPORT? , CHileago, J i^ . 20 (/P) Fred ed back't(\ Friday, Aug. 9 at 6 She was four under par for the Lorraine, whp was married to PF'e va PonUcelll’a, 6— Oval.* /// Hooper’a Alhambra, aiming for o'clock. 26-hple journey,' setting a pace helicopter pilot Maurice Paquette Great Eastern Ve. Headquartcra the 2-year-old championship. Is a Lorraine couldn't- follow. Her at 6 a.m., four hours before she 8:80 — Rdbertaon Park. NGNE RACi^ IN ALL-^DONT MISS JT! solid favorite today to win the drives were Ibng and Accurate and entered the titular’ match, was avttana vs. Nazarene. 6:30 —■ oick $75,000 added Arlington Futurity jittery. She was eight over par om sj . GR|ATEST‘ STDCk-CAi|l*:MONfiY IN ^ S t ! Stan Musial Fourtli her iron shots seldom were ofT Robertson Park.- % at 'Arlington 'Park.' Pittsbui'’jth, July 20 ((P)—Stan Une. Grace's putting touch was for the first 18 and nine over tor Jon-Di's vs. Finast,, 6:80—Char­ the 26. She showed marked Im­ 11 \ Coupled trith Olymar, Alhamin'a (The Man) Mifsial of the S t Louis the payoff with an 18-footer the ter Oak. Hitting—Andy Pafko, Braves— will have Eddie Aroaro in' the aad- (Jardinals now Is fourth in the all-, gem. . provement during the brief afterr - PF’e vs. Motor Sales. 6— Wad­ Kept. MUwaukee in first place by WHEitE HAVE YOU EVER SEEN STOCK-CAR noon rdimd, but by that time it dlo In quest o f his fourth triumph time National League list with a To indicate the etrength of her dell Field. driving in all the runs - of a 5-1. without defeat Among his vic- waa too late. _rn vhSSnw-it d r iv e r s r a c e fo r THIS k in d OF MONEY? total of 3,896 hits after golpg' 1- game; Gracp holed six birdies and Auto Parts ve. Medics, 6—Buck- victory over Giants with two homa torleaare the Primer and the Hyde for-4 in last night's 7-0 loss to the had only two bogeys in the 36 ley Field. runs, breaking 1-all tie in ninth. Park Stakea Pittsburgh P'iratea. Musial, 13th holee the match lasted. Ladles are admitted to Lgurel AnsiUdl'e ve. A teio's.'d — Ver- Pitching—Vbrn Lgw, Pirates— ' 4 Miles Ftobh New London Aduita $2.00 ,, Kids 90c The Hooper entry is expected to on tha major league hit lieting. had They halved the 'first hole- In race track on Thursdays by-spaying planck Field. Gave up nine aliiglea, but walked go o ff at even money is. the 10- been tied with Rogers Hornsby ifi par 5'i and from that point on it a sm all' tax. Ths ladigs' day iad Moriarty’! va. St. CyrU'a. 6 none and atruck out -four while s. hofae race at aut furlongs, NL records, waa no match aa Grace won her started in 'liaaeball.. . ‘ Celt'a. blanking Cardinals 7-0.

1, PAGE EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, J«ANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY. JULY 20, 196T BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY, JULY 20, 1967 PAGE KINB AutoirtobOe* tor Sale 4 Business Services Offered 13 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAWI BY FAGALY and SHORTEN Boats and Acceissorlea 46 x Household G i^ s 51 Household Goods 51 Rooms. Without Board 59 Business Property for Sale 70 Rouses for Sal* 72 Bouses For Salt 72 Suburban for Sale 75 18S0 international Pick-Up. Rockvilie-Vernon <*Y-i Classified COMMERCIAL Refrigeration and 1987 FIVE H.P, Scott-Atwater Out­ a n t iq u e f u r n it u r e , auvsr, CHAMBERS FURNITURE SALES CLEAN, comfortable large room, Good condition, Keeney's Ga- BRICK BUSINESS block on Spruce YEr NON — 5H room ranch, full Air-Conditioning Service, J1 years board Motor. Forward, reverse, glass china, Land used furniture private home, quiet neighborhood, MANCHESTER rage, Buckland. in this locality. Call b etn ri 9 St., two stores and three apart­ basement, cerSmie' tfle bath, bail-o-matlc, 8-foot pram. Has bought and ao(d. Fumitura Repair One De Luxe Electric Range, au­ ■ referencea required, gentleman ments. For Information call 50 BUYERS, HERE’S R l^ IE F AND VICINITY a. m. Or after 8:30 p. m. W.' W. IME BATTlEAXES V/HO OOtJ’T fllWE A ‘OPT 8 j f lCKC^ and OOi/EV WO'D Lik'E TO BE. tomatic, SO”. Waa 3279.35. Now brick veneer front. Youngstown Advertisement FORD, 1963 Cua^mline Two-Door. deck and steering wheel. 8 ^ Servlca. MI. 3-744*. preferred. 5 0 3-6183. .*-2997. $21,000 — New two-family flat of Session for Voters to Join Philips. MI 9-7822. IMIO SITS NEA'Q’ fM ATTME CINIMAH AlONE. TWIV’BE COMPi ETElV SURffOUWOeO-' 1199.95. Spacious horns in cholcs location. kitchen. $14,900, R. F. Dlmock Fordomatlc. radio, heater. Very complete. MI 3-1396. four rooms on each floor. Tile CLASSIFIED ADVT. SET PUENTV OP PRiVACV - USED TV SETS—for cottage, rec­ Sevan largs rooms, plus ssparata Co., 50 9-5245, 50 l-$818. good condition. - Call MI .9-^48 .C1/)THE8LINE poles-poets Install­ One De Luxe Electric Range. FURNISHED Sleeping Room with baths, dream kitchens.. Flill base­ DEPT. HOURS reation room, etc. Good condition, private entrance, parking avail­ Farms and Land for Sale'71 three room i!apartment. Big lot. ment. Ideal set-up to live rent free after 3 p. m. ed. Re-set. Trees cut. ..Xodel A Diamonds—^Watches— reasonably priced. Potterton’a. ISO Was $849.00. Now 3150.00. ' Two-car garage, BOLTON — Coventry line. New Political Party Set Friday Ford. Ml 9-1383. One Electric Oothes Dryer. . Waa able. Call 50 (*.1748. on the income from' one ap'artment. Cape Cod, four down, two untln- 8:J5.A. M. to 4:.30 P. M. 1950 FORU Two door,excellent con­ Jewelry 48 Center St.. MI #-4537. Very central. Good financing avail­ — 3149.00. Now $129.00. HEBRON~Attractlve ib-acr* farm iahad up. Ceramic tile bath, large dition, custom Interior. Cali MI with five-bedroom home. Oil' heat, able. lot, $14,500. R„ F; Dlmock Co., Vernon, July. 30 (Special)—^TheOHotel. 511as Emma Bats and Mlza 9-4217. LEONARD W. -YOST JawalSr, re- DOUBLE OVEN de luxe automatic Apartments— Flats-— MADELINE SMITH, Realtor $1T,800 — We’re lucky In that we COPY CLOSING TIME Household Services timer, ejlectric range. ExcMlent One Nine-Pound Wringer,nger WWasher bath, lavatory, workshop, spring. 5 0 9-5245, 50 9-6818. registrars of voters will hold a | Ann 5(iffltt also attended the pMr«, adjusts watchas expertly. with Pump. Waa $119.98. Now have soma choice new ranch homes ______Offered 13-A Reasonable prices. Open dally. condition.' Costs 8480. First >150 Tenements 63 $18,800, Tartfot Agency. PI MI 9-1642 apodal eession Friday at which ' “ "cheon. FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. takes it. MI 9-9980 • 399.00. 2-6600. for sale In this price range. Look Prklterd in Georgia Auto Accessories—Tires* 6 Thursday evenings. 139 Spnier at the rest! , then call 'its to tee the Wanted .Real Estate 77 registered voters ma.v snroll 'wlth MON. THRU FRI PLAT FINISH. Holland window Street. Ml. 9-433T. THREE Ro o m apartment. Moderti Francis J. Prichard, chairman M shades, made to measure. . All WHAT! You haven't any antiques? CHAMBERS FURNITURE SALES conveniences, adults, no pets $70. best. Five rooms, full basement, a political party or change their ths Tbllahd Oninty OimmlssloiMrs, \ 10:.10 A. M. pVERDRIVE transmission,. com­ At The Green garage, all city utiUties, trees, etc. ARB YOU CONSIDBRINa plete with all attachments. 1983- metal Venetian blinds at a new Murry out to the new CXiriosItv' 34 Elm St.. Rockville. 'TR 8-2805 Houses for Sale 72 party affiliation. ia attending a convention of the SATURDAY 9 A. M. low pnce. Keys made while you Open or TR 8-5050. $16,700 — Owners want action qn aSLUNO YOUR PROPERTY? 1956 Plymouth. A-1 condition. 175 Garden— Farm— Dairy lop, Route 8, Andover. Open 1-5 10 a.m.-S p.m. 7:80 p.m.-9 p.m. , W# will appraise your property The session will be held in the National Assn, o f County Officisls wait. Marlow's. ik days, 1-8 Saturdays and Sun- MANCHESTER — Beautiful new MANCHESTER this five room ranch with full base­ this week In Atlanta. (3s. Prich­ installed. Phone MI 3-7986. Products iso ment. Recreation room, bullt-ln free and without any obllgaUon Town Oerk’s office from 12 noon CI«\r* CHROME kitchen aet, gaa refrig­ NORTH MAIN ST .-Four rooms- aix-room Colonial^ V ,i baths, three ard is a director of the group. ruiTR cooreRATiuN n iix WEAVING of bums moth holes heat and garage, two adults, no CENTER STREBT — Four oven. On Henry Street. Terrific We auo buy property for cash. to 9 p.m. imd is .ha only time a BE APPREriATBO NOW IN SEJASON -R e d raspber­ erator, waahing machine, parlor large bedrooms, open staircase, Selling or buying contact registered voter may taka action Also attending is Cheater R. Auto DrivtnR School 7-A and tom clothing, hosiery nma. p«ts. MI 9-5334.. '«ulTt-in stove and oven, custom location. 'handbags repaired, tipper re­ ries, blueberries, native com, sum- aet. 5 0 9-4056, 9:30 a.m.-2 p.m, family in desirable location. STANLEY BRAY Realtor which makes him eligible to vote Worthington, Somers, seerstary of mer squash, green and wax beans. built kitchen cabinets. Amesite $15,900 — Neat six room ranch oh the Tolland County Board. LARSUN'S DRIVtNa School. placement, - umbreiias repaired TOWNNo F MANCHESTER FOUR UNFURNISHED rooms, Four rooms each apartment Elizabeth 'Drive. Attached garage, b r a e -b u r n RfcALTY in the -party caucus or primary. Dial Mi 3-5121 Fresh picked daily from the farm. LIVING ROOM SET. Lamps, etc. Aug. 1st, adults ■ preferred. 50 drive, flniahed lawn. Priced at 50. 3-6273. Pocahontas Installs Manchester's only trained and men's ahirt collara reversed and CDNNECTirUT:DNNECTirU1 Fireplace screen and accessbriea. $17,900. This house typifies our with three extra roqmt in pt- nice lot, flreplace, combination New voters may enroll with A raplaced. Marlow's UtUa Mend- Farmer's Market, 811 East Middle 3-8624 after 6:30 p.m. party at the time they are admit­ New officers were - recently In­ certified instructor For your safe- Priced reasonable. Tel. MI 9-2883. motto, "For th# very best In tic. Tw o hot air furnaces. Pries windows,/Good value here. LISTINGS WANTED—Single, two- vtng Shop. Tpke., across from Shady Glen. ted to the voting list. stalled by the Kiowa Council, De­ ty We are trained to teach proper­ Tel. MI 9-0474. NOTICE homes call the'll. F. Dlmock Co." $23,000. $15,700 — The biiy of buys — oii family, three • famUy, business ly Ml. B-60T5. TWO ROOM furnished apartnlent Eastfield Street. Quiet, peaceful Charles H. Weber sn1 Francis gree o t Pocahontas, and wdll offi­ FURNITURETJRNITURE repairing u d reftr.- Of Adoption of Ordinance SEVEN PIECE dining room aet, suitable for two adults. Inquire 50 9-5245, 50 9-6618. property. Have many cash' buy­ Lost and Found 1 325. 24” formica table, $8. Table WOODLAND STREET —Tiwo street awsy from the traffic. Six B. a a tty , registrars, streas that ciate at the next meeting, July 36. MANCHB3STER Driving Academy, ishing; antiques restored. Furni­ In accordance with the provl- 5 0 *-7897 after 6 p.m. ers. Mortgages arranged. Please Officers are: Gladys Oakeler, ture Repair Sendee, Talcottvllle sions of Chapter 3, Section 9, of lamps, 32.80 a pair. Lawn mower, $ll,SOO~<7ute two-bedroom Ranch, family duplax, six rooma each room Cape that Is truly loaded call George L. Graziadlo; Realtor. anyone who is already a voter and FOUND-Light brown and while guaraiUees results. Ebcpert iMtruo Household Goods . SI 15. Ironing board, $2.50. Bunch of ,«rith extras. Basement garage, wants to enroll with a party must Pocahontas; Mrs. Kathleen Bar- female puppy. Call Lee Fracchia, tion, dual controlled '*ar. Call Pi Ml. 8-7449, the Town Charter, notice is here­ THREE-ROOM' Furnished Apart­ aluminum atorma. plaitared walla, (three bedrooms). Two cai^ gk--, 50 4-8878 109 Henry Street. .MAPLE TWIN BEDS. 840. ,>laple tools, $3. Two beds and springs. $7 ment with utilities and parking. cellar. large shade, tanCed yard, ameaite, etc. One of the better do so at this -time rows, Prophetess; Mrs. Rose Wil­ Dog Warden, Ml 3-8894. 2-7249, Day or evening appoint­ by given o f the sdoption by the rags. Steam heat, oil burner. In son, Wenonah; Mrs. Anna Barbero, FURMICA counters, ceraialc wail chest. 822. 5Iaple Hlde-a-b«d, $20. Board of Directors of the Town of each. Antique table, $10. Cnuid'a See qt 166 Garden St., Manches­ garden, centrally located.-Carlton buys on th^ current market. High MANCHESTER' - Bolton • Coven­ New Veters SOeehM Today ments. excellent condition having been FHA mortgage available. Powhaten; Mrs. Lena HIU, first ■LOST—Yellow faced sea green and floor tUe. Let us modtmtze Maple platform rocker-and arm-, Manchester, Connecticut, JulyT6th phonograph and radio. 110. MI ter. . Phone CH 9-8346, 6 a. m.-8 W. Hutchins, MI 0-5132. MulUple try. List With us for 30 days New voters arc being admitted Parakeet. Ifg band No 8^409. MORTLOCK'S—Manchealer'a lead­ your bathroom and kitchen For chair. 815 each. Breakfast set with 9-3188. > p. ’m. Listing Member. built in 1950. Price $20,000. - $14,600 — Another good aensible EAE Realty, 344 North Main St. to the town's Noting lists today. scout; Mrs. Anna Devlin, zacond 1957, of an,ordinance as follows: ’ 5 0 9-6297, MI 3-4480. scout; Mrs. Mas Scherwiteky^flrst Vicinity Vernon St. . MI 9-6383, ing Driving School offers the moat free estimates call MI. *-3688, The six chairs, $40. Tea wagon, 815. ^ ORDINANCE REGULATING value. Four room Cape on Tanner The ss^end in a serifs of five ses­ ■-1. Tile Shop, Buckland. 51ANCHESTER — New six room Street within a block from Bowers sions is being held at the' Town runner; Mrs. Catherine Preuas, sec­ MI *-1845, in driver education. Thousands of TV table. 85. 51aple end table. THE .METHOD AND MANNER \rBnch home In Rockledga sec WANTED—A home, single or two- satisfied atudenti. 300,000 miles' $5. Washing machine. 835. China I __ Musical Instru'iqdnts 53 Business Locations EARLE S. ROHAN, Realtor School. T w o fireplaces,, amesite Clerk's office from 9 a.ifl; to 8 ond runner; M rs. Mary Fortuna,. BEUPHOLSTERtNO, slip covers ASSESSING THE (30ST FOR tion. I'A baths, ceramic tile family, in Chestnut or .Church'St. first counselor Mrs. Elisabeth accident free instructions. MI display cabinet, 815. Nile atand, |THE OONSTRUCTnON OR Re ! for Rent 64 and huge front and rear dormers p.m. Personals 9-7398. and drapes. Large aefection of FOUR NEW Ubuaed Instrumenti, kltehfn counters. Attached ga MI 3*7433 for future expansion. Location plus section of toivn. Write Box E, c /o Caldwell, second counselor; Mrs. fabrics. Quality workmanship, 85. Butterfly table. 88. Desk, ; PAIR OR BOTH OF SIDEWALKS One Elkhardt-Buesher tenor sax. rage, amesite drive,' fully land Herald. Anyone admitted at this time 835. Boston rocker, $8. MI 3-7449. . AND (TIRBS. here, may enroll with a political party Jane Olschafskte, guard of tepee; IROE REPAIRING while you wait free estimates given in your One Elkhardt-Buesher alto sax. OFFICE for rent. Inquire Laundry, scaped lot. $21Jl00. Calf The $18,900 — Six room Cepe with ga­ Mrs. Hazel Landry, guard o t forest; ■home. Smith's Upholstery Shop. SECTION I The Town of 51an- One Elkhardt-Buesher clarinet. 801 Hartford' Rd. Cal) after 5 p.m. R. F. Dlmock Co., 5 0 9-8248 or SELLINQ, Buying, Trading? L.M.- and therefore be eligSbIe tO vote or while ypu shop. Sam Yulyes, 23 Motorcyclea— Bicycles 11 Business Opportunities 32 Oogs— Birds— Pets 41 Articles for Sale 45 ABSOLUTE BARGAIN Ckistom, Chester pursuant to the Charter 50 9.0969. rage. On corner lot Just off the bus M.L. (which means Uve Modern in the town caucuses and pri­ Mra. Eleanor Kreh, first warrior; Oak St., at Purnell Parking Lot, Ml 9-4663, evenings MI 8-7267. One Holton super collegiate trum­ 50 9-6818. X IIOLUSTER—High School section. line. Soon ^vacant. The price In- Mrs. Mary Detbenp, ssicond war­ MANOIESTER'Cycle Shop,- 186 SMALL, VERY attractive restau­ MANCHESTER Pef Center for all made cornices and drapM. Slip ! for the Town of klanche.MerXSiap- pet. Phis many accessories. Very —Multiple List!—all your real es­ maries. RUGS CLEANED and shampooed. OFFICE FOR RENT, West Middle Four bedroom Colonial avsilsble cludea ■ complete redecorating, In­ tate the modern way. Tha EllS’ rior; Mra Agnta Miller, third war­ West^'Wlddle T'pke. Repairs all rant. For further details call 50 your pets and pet's supplies. USED BUILDING materials. 2x3s, “ P- HI Section 13 her.ebv provides reasonable. 50 9-4313. LARGE Three-biedraom Ranch, September 1. Living room 25x18, Voters must be at least 31 yaars "Our care means longer wear." '''*■>!»» »«t forth helow the percentage Tpke. Ideal for dentist. Call 50 fireplace, tila baUi. aluminum side and out. FHA mortgage of worth Mitten Agency, Realtors, of age. an American citizen, a. rior; Mra Marjorie Barton, fourth Automobiles for Sale makes of bicycles. New and uaed 0-8339. Free delivery within city limits. 2x4s. 2x5a. 2x8s, 2x7s, sheathing, fireplace, I 'l baths, large modern $11,800 now-avallabla. warrior. Free pickup and delivery. Smith's J.5 2-7780. I of coal to he home by the town and 3-6802, after 1:30. storms, csllar, garag^ one acre, 5 0 8-6930. resident of Connecticut for one bikes for tale. Also buy used Pedigreed. Air conditioned. rough and finished flooring, b la c k ------n . n ■ . ------kitchen, dishwasher, disposal, Too hot for you in town? Why Misa Jennie F^Bats has been ap­ NKKD A CAR? Short on a down bicycles. American made bicy­ Upholstery Shop. MI 9-4863, eve­ MOBILE coffee tlnlt snd» . mule. high elevation, trees. Only $16,900: year and of the Town of Vernon nings 50 8-7267. MI 9-4273. Open 5Ionday-Satur- and galvanized pipe, -opper tub-1 LIVING R05IM FURNITURE— if f” *' Wearinjr Apparel—^Fnrs 57 OFFICE SPACE foe rent at 342 laundry room, 2 car garage, not look over this Hve room winter­ LI8TIN08 WANTED, slngls and pointed publicity chairman for tha pasment or had your credit turned cles, 8S7.S0. Must sell. ReaTbargain. Phone 50 day, 9-8 p.m. Thursday, 9-9 p.m. ing, soil pipe tubs, toilets plunjb- three months old. In excellent con- th*.construction or repair of side- Carlton W. Hutchln*. 50 1-5182, for six months. 3-1382. Main St. 1196 square feet of floor screened porch. Charming home ized home on the first Bolton Lake. two-family houses. Membsr of coming term. (kiim? Don’t give up! For a good ing isnd'electrical supplies, 275 gal dition. Also washing machine. walks or curbs or both, the rate CHESTER’S FURRIERS. Purs 'space. Call MI 9.5226. MulUple Listing. and yard for a growing family. - Swim Team Leaea deal—not thru a small loan com­ ’CA'TS boarded, if inoculated and of interest which' a sidewalk or cleaned and glazed. $3. Cold Vacant, good condition. Owners 5fLS. Howard R. Hastings, Real­ Clalma UP BuildiiiR—ContractinR 14 oil tank, inside and outside doors, 120 West Center St., second floor. MANCHESTER— Six room Cape Elva Tyler. Realtor, 5 0 9-4469. are asking $11,000 but want it sold tor, 50 9-1107, any lime. The swimming team from the pany—aee "Harry" at 383 Main Wanted Autos— .altered. 4's' cages. .Fenros Cat­ windows, furnaces, oil burners and -curb lien shall bear Shd the sched­ storage, $2. Remodeling, repair- LARGE GARAGE Or storehouse for local mtiniclpal swimming pool lost Oaimi for unemployment com­ St. (Formerly .Dc^taa Motoral'. tery. Siamese kitten's available. ule of pa.vments resulting from an inF done at my home.- No over­ Cod. garage, oil heat, convenient fast. Might be your opportunity. Motorcycles 12 BIDVvELL Homs Improvement Co. radiators. Chomas Housewrecking THE VILLAGE CHAR51 Antique rent or lease. 117 Birch St. Call MANCHESTER — Green Manor $12,000 —■ In Bolton, a four room 50;l TTPLE LIftTINO ottera the to Berlin 107 to SO in ite first meet pensation rose to S3 during the Abyasinta.ns per order. -TR 5-9131 Shop of Manchesttr, Conn., 42 a.s.sessment for the coiiatniction or head. Save. Capes and atoles, 50 9-3389. to bus and* school, reasonably BBatlRE TOO BUT a uaed ear Alterations, additions. garages $400 MONTHLY (It Stock Place off of North Main priced. Call A. R. Wilkie 4 Co, ranch with basement. Recreation horn# with full basement and an combined, services of 25 realtors, yesterday in the Central Connecti­ week ended July 10, aocordming to CAR PAYktENTS TOO HIGH? Re-siding specialists. Easy budg- preferably evenings. St.; klanchester. Open 6-8 p.m., Spruce St. General line of Inter­ repair of sidewalka or curbs or $20. Call 50 9:7218 for free es- room started. Three bedrooma. 60 salesmen to help sell your cut Aqua-^Duck League. a report of the Connecticut Ibn- aea Oonnan Motor Salea. Bmclr Trade dowii or sell your car for esting antiques, past and fuhire both. tihiate at your hoipel Under no , STORE—Choice location at tha 50 9-4389 or MI 9-0649. oversized two car garage. Com- Salea and Service, - 388 Main et terms. 50 *-6498 or 'n t SPARE TIME Mon.-Fri.. Sat. alt day tlU 6 or fireplace, garage, trees, aitford ' binatlon windows. Neat as a pin. house. For informatioil please call Donald Berger, director, said he ployment Security Division. cash. We pay off yoUr balance. 8-0109. BIRO, cat and dog supplies, whole- call 5fl 9-2392. collectibles. Including bric-a-brac SEC*1'10N ■ II 'The ( ^— t 'of -- con-— obligation. j Center on Main 81., approximate^ Hansen, Realtor, MI 3-1308. Street. ML MSTI. Open evenings. sate and retail. Dailyially 9 ■ to 8 p.m. MANCHESTER— Magnificent new Ideal for couple or small family. Carlton W. Hutchins, 50 9-6182. felt the teem'did very,.vyell conald- The Increase' was explained by One-hour service. All makes, all and glassware. Open all day and »lructlon or repairing sidewalks ly 1300 sq. ft Will remodel to suit the local oEice as being due to th* Tuesday^Thursday, Friday nights tenant. Call 50 9-6308 or 50 Split Level. - Rockledgc aectton. $36,500 — Located In Bolton on ering -the team waa chosen only models. Open till 9 p. m. Bar- OARAGES, 'PORCHES, dormers, Refilling and collecting money POWER MOWERS eveq^gs. I o>" curbs or both shall be assessed 1,600 .square feet of living area. MANCHESTER — Older Dutch Co­ USUNGS NEEDED for all types four days ago and practice has been beginning of a new broeflt y »* r. STOP SEARCHING! low Motor Sales. Windsor Ave., recreation and attic rooms built. 7 to 9 Porterfield's Route 8 and “^ai follows: one-half ('i( to the Rooms Without Board 59 9-5731. lonial, four bedrooms, sunpqrch, four acres, beautifully landscaped of homes, capes, ranches, co­ from our five cent High Grade (3tapel. South Windsor. JA 8-3391. SALE J-3 OFF on wallpaper. Wall 2’ i bathi; two-car garage. . For with a slate roof. Six large rooms, limited. Pereons whose benefits had ex­ RockvUle. TR 5-2588. Kitchen and bathrooms re- ainton-Briggs Stratton, 839.95’up. , land adjacent to such walk or curb further -information or appoint­ oil steam heat, garage,- central lonials 3. 3, or 4 family.. Call Team members will hold regular pired wore, permitted to file sgabl. '^Ws have those hard to find mod­ Nut machines in this area. No tiles 4c, a tile, Kentile, from 7 c . and one-half ( ) to the Town of PLEASANT, clean room for twoi location. Asking $16,000. Down 3^ baths, two firfeplacea, two*car modeled. Robert M. Alexander, Selling! To qualify for work BEAUTIFUL baby parakeets from No down payment. No payments! genUem'en at Center. Parking-, | ment to ee call The R. F. Dlm­ aeszynski-Felber ■ Agency, 50 practice seealons this week In prep­ Tha Increase brought the total els in irtock. 5n 9-7716. until September. each. Green Paint and Wallpaper, klanchester. Houses for Rent 65 payment $4,000. garage and many other fine fea- 3-140*. or 5 0 9-4291. Business Services Offered 13 you must have car, references, top show stock guaranteed for at the Gi¥?n. ^ .SECPION HI bath and shower. 29 Hazel St. MI ock Co., 50 6-5248 or 50 9-6816. tures. 'Tnilv a home of distinction aration for a meet Friday with claims to 146. }803 MBIRrtTRT H a i^ ^ Straight 'Theeowner of any 9--7088. INTERIOR AND exterior remodel­ $640 cash, secured by inven­ health and sex. Also, cages and lands so ■ a-ssessed b1 BOLTON — 4-Rodm Ranch, com­ MANCHESTER—South Main Street l-l'O Acre Farm In South Wind­ WANTED a farm In or near Man- TYevrihgton Here. — ^----- nereqiiOirKote*- ‘ stick with duals. 10, heater. supplies. Raymar Aviaries, Route COLE MOTORS ihatl pay such $12.680—BEAUTIFUL three bed­ REFRIOEStATION salea and serv­ ing, houses and garages Free tory. Deybtiog 6 hours a assessment within thirty'days from pletely furnished, $128 monthly. Section. Twty-Famlly Flat, two- sor. Six room-house In nice condi­ cheater, Frances K. Wagner, Parade on Wheels Admitted yssterday: ^.Aiic* 810*8. ice. Commercial, residential, air week to business, your end on 44A, Bolton, MI 9-5618. ROOM FOR one or two, kitchen- _ room ranch, ceramic bath, stqin- Chamberlain, Vernon Trailer' C t; estimates. Cali W. F. Henael. 5a. 5tl 9-0980 the date of notice of such asseas- One yepr lease terms. Robert D. leas sinks, hot water heat, csHkr, car garage. Priced at $11,500. tion. Pocsible to see three states Realtor, 5 0 3-1187. The annual Parade on Wheels, condlUonera, freesers. A. and W.' 3-8966. percentage collections will net BUSINESS CARDS ment, or shall notify the Boatxl of Down payment $4,000. from your back lawn. Good poten­ a feature of the summer . recrea­ Anne Moody, Warehoua* ■ Point; ■ 1*68 PLYMOUTH Four-Door Se­ Refrigeration O k 50 9-1337, 50 up to 8400 monthly with very ,AKC REGISTERED Cocker pup­ ffitroak"'*^ 18368'""" i 148 ft. frontage, trees. Carlton W. Directors within -that lime of his. Hutchins. 50 9-8182, Multlpls List­ tial for development. Numerous tion program at Henry Park, will Loretta Stain, 93 Spring St, dan. Clean, excellent condition, •-30S0, 50 0-0055. GARAGES, cottages, breezewaya, good possibilities of taking pies, 820 and 825. Dogs boarded. 10(1 FOOT ROIJ. 36" double picket i AVERY STREET—Overslied CApe barns, previously a good paying to­ be held July 26. according to an Discharged yesterday: Glenn very economical. 1698. porches. 12x20 garage. 8960 com­ Reasonable rates. Washburn Ken­ ^ $5.00 election to pay the amount so as-^ CLEAN MODERN double room ; ing Member. LISTINGS WANTED over full lime. Income in­ wire fence. Call 511 9-9881. j sessCd. in installments a*i follows: “ Suburban for Rent 66 Cod, five large finished, plus two bacco farm. announcement b y MIsa Beatrice Cuater, *3 Talcott Ave.; Thornsi CLEAN AND paint those guttcre plete. 20x20 two car, 81460. No nels, Tolland. TR 5-2894. RAISED LETTERING With kitchen privileges for gentle-' unfinished, hot water heat, shade ItSl FORD Victoria. Sharp ma­ creasing accordingly. For in­ in quarterly pa.vments including $11,900—COMFORTABLE six room SINGLE, TWO-FAMILY, Brown, director of the program. Bailey, 128 Orchard St.; Koger now. Avoid eoetly repelre tater. money down, five years to pay. terview, include phone In 'ap-* SIX PLACE International Sterling' PHONE MI 9-5737 TO man or couple, MI 9-7gl4. ELLINGTON—For rent or sale, trees, lot -144 x 150 feet. Asking T. J. CROCKETT Johnson, 18 Fox HUl Dr.; Rita roon aind white. Radio, heater, 5U, 8-1883. AKC REGISTERED miniature Col­ interest at 6% per annum for a home, large cabinet kitchen, alum­ REALTOR' Anything on wheels, from scoot­ Free estimates. Ellfson Construc­ plication Write All State Dis­ —"Blossom Time.” 20 volume En­ S4EE SAMPLES PLEASANT ROOM, central, kitch- inum - atorms, double garage, $13,500. Down payArent $3,800. CAPE CODS AND RANCH HOMES ers to wagons, may be decorated Levesque, RFD 3; James Psgnni, overdrive, whitewalls. 8598. tion Co. AD 2-2482. lie pups. Call after 8:30 p.m. MI cyclopedia with three year books. period not to exceed 24 "^ihonths • •• home, aji baths. 2 firaplaccs, ga­ Office 5 0 8-15n ( ftUBBISR AND aahea ramoved. tributing Co,, 505^jfth 'venue, 3-69'“ from the. date of notice of such en privileges, separate kitchen amesite drive, trees. Carlton IV. and entered tn. the competition. 253 South St. ,.,^ ew York 17, N. 9-4449. rage, suburban living at Us beat. 51ANCHE8TER — Buslneta Sec­ Evenings and Weekends We have many clients to contact. Birth todsv: A daughter to Mr. tUIl CHEVR<»JBT Foup--Door Oonecai elcaiitng. ceUara, .amca FLAT -;>:pELDST9NE. ______assessniKoL unless such assessment and _entrance, gentleman, park Hutchlna. 50 9-5132. Please Call Bill Rood Increased attendance at* ths Styiellne de hme. S tan da^ ^ ift, Genetid: ing. 5^3-4724. . •y.t ble for one vqr famtUesr:, tion, Brick Building, three apart- Before you buy or sell your'prop- Henry Park activities has made and Mra Pelham Dick, Thompson- and yarda. ReaaaeaWe -ates. M. stofte'v%rk. Caif'Ea'Iit Hampton, ...-L - . L t . V ' eOQN HOUn^pUEs-.Four monthfl! c t o v e Tertt., - y=s bi- g ^ j^ '-^ ia lL b e .or- 'leisafal- A M.-' Ruhblsb Removal. Ml. chi p. welcomei'^iOwner, TR EkOGME PROPERTY— 1983 threi^Y: necessary the addition of a mem­ vlUe. ANdrew 7-4018. William Burke. Pofch glider. Servel refrig- ■ event the assessment sha^%e plaid 5-388ir 33,900 per ykj^r. ’ Priced fqr quick ------. „ eiwned.. Excellent condition *-9787. ers. Give away price. Call »ve-,t erator.All g o ^ condition, reason-1 in .one payment. '‘‘’ "C050r0RTi6tjB'^OO for. re­ bedroom ranch, three year leaab ■. CAJX ber ta th¥;;Siiiff. Miss Peggy 57^' C h n rch N al^ 1 I spectable gentleman In private : by government at $185: monthly aale. ■ A BRICK custom k built-six room K»Y:ie3ESSa8ia6K^^ ■' ...... SEPtiC TANKS home, located o » Bride* 8f. li Ginnia is:^ now asiisUng MtsS '■First Congr*gatlonal%lurch of «,y i,T. or Atr'wr Tiotice m ^■£'1 ...... ■ 1080 lOERCURT Club Coupe. Dark any Umc. Antenna converelona. ______The North End Builders, 5U I of such as.sesament and all unpaid room com(AeteIy furnished, apart­ cellent Six.Room Ranch, built li baths, laundry Police ys- Firemea ' 8396. . • L ■ Available at all times. Plulco fac-j MI 9-0233 or Rockville TR 5-1200. PINE StREBT 3-8603. yard for children. Tel. 50 9-1232, $11,500—Six room Cokmial, excel­ room, large garage, radiant heat South Windsor, July 20 (Spe­ Rockville Baptist Church; Wor­ To hear the repvt and recom­ * Mrs. Fournier. A donkey softball game spon­ ship, 9:30‘k.m., sermon by the Rev. tory supervised service. Tel. 50 lent condition, built 1943, central, MANCIlIfESTER natural woodwork. Fireplace, cial)—The Dairy Dell Ice Crbam sored b.v the Jayceee Monday will 9-9698. - . CLERK—General office work, bill- RUYAL AND SmlUi-Corona $x>rt- mendation of the Board of Educa­ Malcolm Washburn, a student at BROWN-JACKSON ‘ Roofing—Sidinji tion regarding future school! west side location. Carjton W. MI 9-llOT ANY TIME storm windows and acreens. Bar on Route 8 was broken into match the Rock'rille Policemen and 16 j ing, checking Invoices, etc., Five- able and standard 'typewriters. Hutchins. 50 9-5132. Multiple List­ Shade treea, flowering Shrubs, sometime Wednesday, night, ac­ Hartford Seminary and pastor of MOTOR SALES ‘ ■ day, 40-hour week, paid holidays housing needs. i Wanted To Rent 68 the local firemen, at the request SE1VINO MACHiiNES^“home slnd! fOMmMrz AU mskes ' of adding R>achlnes ing Member. ROCKVILLE—Investment proper­ fenced In back yard. N o. agents. cording to S4ate Police; Resident ths Sinuhtiry- Congrcgsttonal commercial types bought, sold and' 9 9 - •*>“« '« and vacation, hospitalization plan. sold or rented. Repairs on all ARTICUC 2 ______o f the two groups. Church. SSS 5CAIN 8TREOT 50 9-5733 built up roofs, gutter and con. T o set upon the iveomm4ndatlon OR SIX-ROOM House end ty, three furnished apartments, Phone 5 0 9-2109, 46 Green State Policeman Wiiliam BraitK- The game waa originally planned repaired. Ralph A|drich, 50 ! Apply Gaer Bros., 69-Leggett St., makes, ktarlow's. GARDNER FALLS waite ia investigating the theft of St. John’s Episcopal Church: 9-8487.--" ductor work roof, chimney re­ East Hartford. Ol the Board of Education regard-' lor iwo adults, mother and garage and sheds, high and dry! Manor Rd. to match the Jaycees against the OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9 P. pairs Ray Hagenow. Jdl. 6-2214. Ui_ .------. • -s*Mgh'daughter, with oil or gas hast and ARE-YOU DISCOURAGEH? Income 1145 month. Asking $10 from the Juke box which was Holy Communion, 8 a.m„ morning LOAM, DARK, rich, stone free. HOME------MANCHESTER ihg school housing needs. combined protection forces, but praysr and sernton, 9:30 s.m., ths Ray Jackson. 50. 3-832b. WITHOUT ANY experience you can | Prompt delivery. Call PI 2-6277 or - y ARTK3LE 3. automatic hot water, before Sept. 314.300. Worth geeing. Ken Ostrin­ Jimmied. Entrance was* gained by . 1949 NASH Four-Door.- Motor com­ Do you hkvs a house to sell and breaking, a. screen and going competition between the police and Rev. Richard R. Anderson, rector MORTENSEN TV. Specialized RCA become a successful Avon Repre-■ Willlmantlc ACademy 8-3283. 413 SPRING STREET Contingent - upon action by the 1. Call MI 3-6948 between 9-12 can’t tell it? sky. RdaJtor, 5 0 S Member, 50 Lots for Ssle 73 firemen resulted In the change. All pletely overhauled. Radio, heat RtXlFING, SIDING, patnting. Car­ 3-5159. through %n open window, police o t St. John's Caiurch, Alma, 50ch4 •r. 5Iake an offer. 5 0 9-4887. television service. 50, 9-4641 sentative in an'exclusive territory | —T. ^— : ------"—' Town regarding Item 2, to con­ mornings players except the pitcher and pentry. Alterations (uid additions. Art you.,h)okiBg for % home and gusst preacher. Ceilings. Workmanship guaran­ near your own - home.- Plewiant j Twin Carriage, one ye.ar 6-ROOM RANCH HOME sider and act upon, the election catcher will he mounted on don­ Trinity Lutheran Church; Wor­ work with opportunity to earn 13 old. Excellent condition. First . o f a school building committee of MOTrifeR Wit h two teenage chil­ can't .Prid the one you zeapt? BUILDING LOT. 64 ft. frontage X Crossing Arrests Made keys. OIL BURNERS cleaned and serv­ teed. A. A. Dion Inc., 299 Autumn reasonable offer accepted. Tel. I h^roomn* Ihinc-dlnlnjr room comblnaHnri. hlrrh ■ dren desires two bedroom apart­ BELFIORE'S BEST BUYS 140 ft. 2* Foater St. Braithwalte , has ihade most of ship and Holy Communion. 8 a.m.; 1961 CHEVROLET convertibler-Cali St. 50. 3-4860 an hour or more'. Call 50 3-5195 five .(5) members to be elect/d by It Is reported that , both forces MI * - 4 8 0 8 .----- iced, .>0 9-4901. MI 9-4492. formic* counter, ecnimir tile h*lh. full ceUar. 9111,^. ■ nomination -consisting of sight ment. Call after 8:30, MI 6-3142. Don't gtve up. CaU the JARVIS IS arrests in the past two days at Sunday School and Bible "*?**?*. 9 R E ^ T T (XIMPANT TODAY. Three bedroom ranch with full cel­ ROCKVILLE AREA—Two building the Sullivan Ave. railroad cross­ are planning unusual strategy for a.m.. the Rev. E. O. Keper. pastor. FOR ANY TYPE of Roofing and DIET CLERK—11:48 a.m.-8 p.m. (8| citizens jiDminsted from the lar, garage in same. Bye catch­ FLOOR SANDING and refinishing. Five day v^ek, rotating weekends. FOUR .MEXICAN (Chihuahua pup- METROPOLITAN HOMES, liie. lots. 150 and 12Q foot frontage on ing. Arrests were made on chaises the ccDning game: which is sched­ First Evangelical Lutheran Siding we offer 6 combinaUon 1035 MAIN ST. j a 3-8243 • floor, the five,lS) citizens receiving ing and distinctive kitchen and din­ 1950 (HEVROLETT. In good cctidi Specializing in old floors. ■ Ml , Apply to Dietitian 1-2 p.m. dally, .pies. Trailer-ri^xio ft. Platform Almost new seven room Split Tolland Ave., 550 foot depth. Buud of failing to keep on the right side uled for 8:15 p.m. at the Recrea­ Church: Worshin, 10 a.m.; ser­ 3 track swtvcl type windows, free HARTFORD. f!ONN. a D 2-2278 - the most votes to-b e considered , tloB. MBO, 5 0 8-7958. , 9-5750. . body. TR 5-7290. Level home at 87 Brent Road, Man­ ing robm arrangement. All oak er could divide into five or six of the road at the crossing. State tion Field. mon by the Rev. BMcb O. Brandt, of charge If more necessary Manchester Memorial Hospital. electM to the committee. In the NOTICE flooring, woodwork in natural fin­ Receipt# frorh th# game will be event of a vacancy In membership. chester, just a few blocks , from lote. Edgar White, 956 Capitbt Polics said it was common prac­ jwstoiv of .Concordia Lutheran li60 FORD custom-aedair. Heater, available at half price For more CAFETERIA WORKER. 10 a.m;- SPECIAL TOWN MEETING ish, Hot water.baseboard oil heat. Ave., Hartford, Conn. used to further the youth and com- CARS information eall 5Ianchester Roof­ schools, new modern shopping cen- tice for motorists' driving East on Church, kganchaster, guest preach­ radio, signals. Ebccellent motor, sim'onized. reasonably 6:30 p.m. five day week, rotating FOR SALE -One aquarium. 50 "elected by NOTICE U hereby given of a tsr, Slid bus transportation. Fea­ Lot it 125' by 160'. On outakirte of munit.v actlvivUes of the Jaycees. er.- MI 3-4987. ing * Biding Co.-, In.-., 50 9-893S tte remaining members of the com-1 SPECIAL TOWN MEETING to be Sullivan Ave. to swerve into the aean. No down payment 83.90 priced. weekends, experienced preferred. 3-8833. tures three bedrooms, two tiled town, yet within minutes of ^ny- Bcholarshlp* Awarded for free istimate. President Joe miuee. _ . held at the tow n Hall in Andover LOT 166.7X266; Opposite lane to avoid a bad bump St. Bernard's Cfiiurish: Masses, weekly. Cole Motors. 50 9- Apply to Dietitian 1-2 p.m, daily, baths (One with stall shower), ga­ 4hing. Reduced to 315,400—owner Hackmatack St. in the road. William, Murray of David. W. Jackson, son o f the 7, 9, 9, 10. and 11 a.m< The Rev, Glrardln. 4 Ion Saturday, July 27. 1*87 at'8 leaving atate. Call 50 3-3296 5Ianchester Memorial HospitaJ. rage, recrea!tion room, full base-’ the State Highway Department Rev. and Mrs. Albert W. Jackson, Patrick Mahoney,-pastor; the,Rev. .^7 Puepdses; to NantuckeJ, Mass., formerly of this Complete. It Quickly FOR THE be-s^in shingle and huilt Some folks have asked me "How OPEN FOR INSPiECTION Town regarding ' Item 2, to con mSnt with Crane hot water oil heat. TWO LOTS, 50I Xx-hOO T ft. each, *t said the road will be'checked with Clifford Jh. Curtin, assistant pas­ • SEPTIC TANKS do youDiink up the ideas for "Real­ Older 9-room house. Upstairs has city, has been swatded a 4-year up rooflng^.gutters, leaders, chim­ t’lorned and. Installed alder and act upon an' authoriza­ It acre wooded lot. ftelling below Bolton Lake Shores. For infor­ the supervisor of* this district.. tor. ' On Parade! Help Wanted— -Male tors Remarks'’ each week? I have 1. To choose moderator for said' replacement cost at $19,200. Immt- been rented before', can easily be half tuition scholarshi)i at ^ t e i ney and roof repairs call Coughlin. tion to the committee elected to meeting. done again. Two baths, twodtUch- mation call PI- 2-7678. The railroad crossing has also 'St. Joseph's Church; Masses. 5ri.*-7707. trouble trying to write a letter!” diate occupancy. (College, Lewiston, 'Maine. Jackson EXPERIENCED All-Around 5Ia- • SEWERS ; secure preliminary plans and speci- 2. T o see Jf the Town will vote ens. ejc. Excellent income prop­ been in the news lately because of 6:30,7:80. 8:40,10 and 11 a.m. Tha Well. It real|,v Isn’t hard. The the lack of warning aignals ot the was graduated from Mt. Hermon Rev. H. A. Lepak, pastor, th^ Rev. chiniste WahtCd, TTie Quint Ma­ .Machine .Cleaned -■ fications and cost estimates from a to accept two' additional Street erty. Needr some work, is priced Schoolvin June and will enter other day a friend stopped me and . Over 100 other listings available approach of a! train. Last month J6hn Kozon. sssistsnt pastor! Heating and PlumbinK 17 chine Corp. Call 8-4':30, 5 0 ,, registered architect for the con­ Ughts, one at Hickory HUl. so in our office ae-we are members accqrd'ngly. TReal value at 313,906. Suburban for Sale 75 Bates in the fan. jPhe scholarship 9-6828. said, "W hy don't ,vnu find us a struction of named public school a car driven by Avon Harlsgrove, Sacred Heart Church; Masses. 9 installation larger house and then sell ours. called and one at Asplnwall Drive, of 5Iancheater's Multlpls Listing valued at $1,50(1^ building . and co.st estimates and so called. ■ ^ THE BOLTON—Coventry line. New five 42, of Enfield, skidded into- the 8:30 and 10 a.m. The Rev. Ralph 8. WATSON, PttU5fBING and heat­ : You. promised me yon would If we System. Roderick Auclalr, son of Mr! ing contractor. New installations, EXPERIENCED oil' truck driver. SPECIALIST '•options on possible sites. A report 3. To see if the l^w n wiU vote room ranch, ceramic Ule bath, aide of a moving locomotive. Kelley, pastor. Call or write to Whiting Corp., 244 [ evqr needed It.” , -of Ois cohimiUee to the TowiY to WILLlAV E- BELPIORE Hartsgrove was not hurt in the and Mrs. Romeo AuCIsir. East s i . alteration work and repair work. to transfer the entire balance now AGENCY knotty pine kitchen, walk-out has been awarded a acholarshlp by David O. Brown 50 9-3808. Main St., phone 50 9-1186,'ask for! •My ears turned red as I rnhfess- .,be mads on or before the I6th day in. a special ^und known as tha JARVIS REALTY CO.. 'basement. LargI lot, $15,600. R. accident but his car was badly ed. "Honest, 1 thought you were ,,o f Septemher, 1987, the American -Society of Mechani­ David Gray Brown. 68,- of 21 . Mr. .lYhiiing.______j Town and Country “ Perecmal Liability and Injury to $54 CENTER ST.. MANCHESTER F. Dim'oek 0>., 5 0 9-5245, 5 0 damaged. Town, officials have Capen died Thursday after a LLOYD'S PLU5fBmG Service as- Joking,- iMif I’ft-keep-my~wiml-or AR'nCLE 5 PHONE MI 9-0760 made various sttempts in the past cal . Engineers through the Hart­ I Firemen .Fund" to the special fund 9-6818. ford Section ofa the Scholarship long illness. aures satisfaction, prompt service. TOOLMAKERS — Gauge makers. ; Drainage Co. die tr.rtng." .. . I „ y*" Zefioramendalloir SCkhowh at Die Trire EngUie RUhd." Call kB -$:4m ; 5fY9-13001 5 0 $:T54T ta_geL,a-.hUnker light erecled-^jR. CH 7-8124, 50 9-5485. jig. and fixture men wanted. Top So, that naturall.v means that 11 ELLOKI’TON — *niree bedroom Gommitt.ee. Aiiri*ii- grattuated" iBom Sept-JO.!. 1888 .lii lJ&oiULL ths Bdkrd of-Finance regarding the 4. To see if -■ the “Towji ivill author­ For prompt, courteous service. 5IANCHESTER—19 Erie St.—Older the crossing but.none has been put Brook, he lived' meet o f his life rates, all benefits, -overtime. Call must .find a fi\-e bedroom home,; Board of Education Budget. ranch. Sunny kitchen, fireplace, in yet. Sullivan Ave. is used heav­ In June from Rockvule High ■MIM143 ize the- Board of Fire Commia- six ropm home, five down, one up, School where he received the in Hartford. •Ml'9-5263. j ulth two bedrooms and bath on the I ARTTCLE 6. skmers to expend So much, of the full cellar, city utilities, immacu­ ily by the residents of area towns PLUMBING AND heating—repairs porch, garage, 120’ frontage, ex­ Northeast School PTA achoUrahip. Besides hla wife, 51r8. Eva : first floor. Surely some.bne who . To ace what action, the Town ^ c l a i THREE BEDROOM ranch with full cellent Condition. $14,700. Call late throughout. $14,700. Oifford to and from work at Hamilton and contract work. Call 50 3-il301. I.ATHE HAND, first d a is, top I wants to sell their large home w ill! wishes to take on that portion of basement. New home. Fireplace Hansen, Realtor, 50 3-1303, eve­ He will enter the . University of Walkey Brown, he leavei two — :— z.:::------^ > rates, all benefits, overtime. Call ^ g tn e Fund", as they deem neces­ aeszynski-Felber' Agency, 50 Standard plant in Windsor-Locks. Ckinnectlcut In the fall. brothers,' William and Alexander BRICK FRONT CAPE ■ read this. Anil, 1 know they will ;the Board of Education's 1957-1'9S8 sary for the purchase of a naw fire and many extras. S. A. Beechler, $-1409 Or MI 9-429], nings and weekends, TR 5-9615. Church Services .MI 9-5263. give me a ehjni-e to seJI ’ll for Budget which, muet be committed Realtor, MI *-6952 or 5 0 1-6969. Attending Conventian Brown, both of this city; two sis­ Moving—Trucking .Bowers School Area I i engine or truck. At Sundsyjs worship’ service at ters, Mra. Otto Yost. this city ! them. NEW RANCH HOUSES' *,prrlor to tha 1957 Annus) Town 5. To see if the Town will author­ VERNON-Three b#droom ranch, Wapping Community Church, the Local members of the AmeHt Storage DOOR5IAN WANTED-References This neat 4-robm home awalt5 MANCHESTER —New 51^ room ~ MANCHESTER cabinet kitchen, basement Saraga. can Legion Auxiliary who arc at- “ d **rs. Jessiib Lozsan. Buckland, ,20 required. Apply In person. Man-! the couple or small family who i They’ll sa.v "Guess I’ll help him ; 5 rooms, futi basement, garage, flreplace, landscaped, all citv Mleating, ize the Board -of Fire Cibmmia- 14-RoomJDuplex, central location, Rev. David Crockett will have as utilities. Quality built Gambolatl homes. , Open for Inspection ARTK3LE 7. ranch, attached garage, csraiqlc low operating cost, 4>A% mortgsgV tending tb* Department ckmven- *“ 1 •*’'**'*' AUSTIN A. CHA503EI18 OU local ager, State Theater. want good location, room for out. It nill help us too. After all, i alonera to sell such firs fighting immaculate condition. Living room, hts sermon topic, "Good' To Them he did promise the lad.v.” Saturday and Sunday 2-5 p.m. Hilliard Street between Broad see what action the Tow n: equipment as will not be required tile, bath, nearing completion. possible. $16!300. aifford Hansen, That Love G od.” The service Uon in Bridgeport this week are: l ""O'**:"* " ’HI held and long Uiatance moving -pack­ expansion, -(2 unfinished up) j 316,500. R. F. Dimock <^. 50 dining room, kitchen, four bed­ ! That'q right, I did. So, please. and Adams Streets. ^Dri>*e down and look , at these beautiful w^hes to take on a. recomipsada-' after the delivery'of the new, fire Realtor, 5 0 3-1303, evenings and ■tarts S t ID a.m. , Miss Eleanor Fortuna. Misa Ann U ’-"'' **■ “ >* Morrison ing. storage- CaU 50. 3-61*7 Hart­ and a well maintained home. homes. 9.-6245 Or Joseph Aahford, 50 rooms, lavatory and full bath. Tw o weekends, TR' 5-9615. W. Johnson Funeral Home, 749 Al­ Situations Wanted— House has .combination win­ ! PS: .See hotv these ads start! ! tlon of the Board of Finance for ap truck car gikpage. New oil heating ays- Oworek, Mrs. Mary Fortuna.'Mrs. ford CH. 7-1423. appropriation for the purchase at 9-6818. Gertrude. Edwards,' Sirs! Gladyi bany Ave. Burial will be in Spring Female 38 dows and doors, oil, steam heat, 6. To se* it the Town will vote to terns. Immediate orCupiuicy, both BOLTON—Six room older ranch. Durbix the .abeenc* of the regu­ a new School- bus. said appropria-. Prelie and Mra, Mae D.' Chapman. Grove Cemetery. Friends may call 51ANC^ESTER - Moving aiid center entrance with Vestibule, T. J. QROCKEH. Rooitor place In the "Fire Engine' Fund' CAPE (X>D—Four down, twoo''ui^ .... apartments. Easily financed. Own­ Basement garsgf. large porch, lar cerreepoiideiit. South Windsor at the funeral home today and to­ trucking Co Mi. 3-6863. Owned EXPERIENCED policy writer. ample yard for the children, O ri'IC B PHONE MI 3-1577 ' • tieh not to exceed $LS00.00. any and all auma received by the luid Wapping news Items may be Mrs. Chapman presided at the ; CLIFFORD UHSEN ; • A R 'nC L E - 8. finished Up.' iminaculate condition, er wants sale. No reasonable of­ two acre lot, excellent location. morrow from 7 to 9 p.m. • and operated by Walter B. Per- Fire,-homeowners and casualty, and a 1 car garage. Owner will EVENING.S and WEEKENDS MI 9-6418 Board of Fire OomhUasionera from near schools and tranaportatton, fer refused. Owner tranaferrM, must sell. Re­ telephoned to The Herald, tempor­ luncheon and past president's par­ rStt Jr. ■ 1 .-general, officework. Write-Box P,- ' To see If the Town will vote to the sale of auch fire figbUng equip­ ary offire, 5II S-9.113. ley thiir noon a t . the Stratford leave the wall-to-wall carpet­ ' rsMlnd siW action taken at any $14,200: R. P. Dlmock. Co., 5 0 duced to $11,900. Robert D. Mur­ Vernon aad Talcottvllle neue c. o Herald. , ing. This is truly a good invest­ ment as will not be needed after 9-5245 or Joseph Ashford, -50 BOLTON — Waterfronf. Third dock Realty Co. MI 9-5*72. 51AKCHESTBR Package Denvery. - j . Realtor, laaarar revioiiz Town M'eeting author- the delivery, of the new fire trueik. 9-6318. Lake Pond Road; Furnished, win­ Items are handled through Th* Light trucking and package deliv­ ment at -the low. low price of Herald’s'R ockville Bureau, J W, $14,300. ' Exclusive with, dng the publication . of names of 7. To do any other business prop­ terized cottage. Suitable -for email er). Refrigerators, washers and KLSUember Sdelinquent tax payers in Annual er to be'done at said meeting. vv^ p p I n g Main St., telephone TRemont JOHX-H. LAPPEN, Inc. AN8ALDI BUILT Colonial, six family. Two boats included. Imme- Five room 1950 ranch on over stove' moving specialty. Folding Town Reports. Dated at Andover, Connecticut rooms, large lot. baths, dlste occupancy. Priced right, .Skxwatch Schedule 5-8186. choirs for rent 50. 9-0TB2. '164 East'Center St.. 5lanchesler Dated at Coventry, Connecticut, acre plot. Plastered walls, full cel-1 THIS IS SUBURBIA MI 9-526i thla 19th day of July 1957 Youngstown kitchen, basement ga­ $8,000, 63 East Deatar St. this 18th qay of July, 1987. Isr, 23 ft. living i^ m , fireplace, j Evenings anti Weekends L. Edward Whitcomb rage, $20,500. R. F. Dimpek Co. Good Mortgage Available. cedar closet, breezmvay, garage, i Arc Furnace Used in ’06 Painting— Papering 21 Goodwin W. Jacobson Jphn Cuyler' Hutchinson 5 0 9-5245 or Joaeph Ashford, 50 Shown By Appointment,. Sunday .July 21 ' We.offer for sale thii classic 5 0 *-2896—50 3-5219 porch,. -aluminum ' storms and Midnight-2 a.m...... L ets F. Waldron. example of gracious subur­ Richard M. Qallnat Roscoe P. Talbot 6-6811. Anynunrlca'a first electric-nre steel- EXTERIOR and interior pidnting. Board of 'Selectmen Selectmen BRAE-BURN REALTY screens. Four miles from Manches­ 2 a.m.-4 a.m...... Volunteers Needed. ban living. Immaculate and Mlteball M303 CLERK * TYPIST ter, \ mile from shopping center: makiz_;ing furnace went into opera- Ceilinga refinished. Paperhanging. tastefully appointed three^ TW0^FA5OLY iduplex,.S-5, with!oil MI 3-6273 4 s.m.-6 ,s.ni...... Volunteers Needed. Uon April 5, 1900, at* Syracuse, Wallpaper ixmks. Eatimates given. NoU-a development. .-___ ,-8 a.m,. . . :t : ...... Vehinteera Needed. bedrOom ranch with full ceL- heat, garage, excellent Investment N. Y:.-under-the personal supervi­ — -wiTirmt Ntw - Fully covered by-insurnneei—CaUi propert)^6t low price. 8. A. Beech 8 a.m.-lO a.m...... John Craig. Robin Craig. Edward R. Price. 5 0 9-1003. 'lar. garage in same. Her# Are you interested in this type of position? ler. 5 0 6-8952 o t 5 0 3-6969. MANCHESTER -e VICINITY WALTON W. GRANT 10 a.m.-Noon ...... James Galanek,.Billy Greene. sion of ite Inventor, French scien-. Any youngster will be delighted MTT-O-RAMA •are only a few of the out­ AGENCY, Realtors Noon-2 p.m...... Garry Sutllffe. tist Paul Heroult It was the key HOME IMPR6VEMENT-AI1 types standing features of this FOft SALE-VEftNON, CONN. $8,900- — Coventry — Four-Room to the making of fine alloy steels to have this cute toy soldier pa­ TWO-BEDROOM Colonial. -Bowers Ranch/ $2,800 down. MLS Members Ml 3-1183 2 p.m.-4 p.m...... I...... Thomas Hickey. rading across his or her bed! Ap­ Mainstay of your Summer ward­ of pamtlng, light masonry work. truly 6ne value: Extremely 1. Working in Monehosltr? Now 24x36 C$gao Cod School ares, excellent condition. 4 p.m.-6 p.m...... : . Thomas Hickey, and it provided the high-spW tool robe—and for the cooler months, attractive living room .with $9,800—Hebron—FivC-Room Ranch steels needed for the counttr’s plique the designs to blocks, sew Reasonable rates. Phone MI Full shed dormer. 4 finished Now 6-Room Ranch Lifetime aluminum siding, sxcep- SOUTH WINDSOR — Huge new 6 p.m.-8 psm...... C arol Henderson. Carol (jhace. the hlocks together vnth colorful too: A smartly slyled skirt that can 9-9206. flreplace. hutch cupboard and down, 2 rough finished up. tional landscaping, GE hot water plui 10 acres ot land. $4,000 three bedroom ranch, modern 8 p.m.-lO. p.m. ...i.,...,...... C eleste King, Jean Henderson. growing machine-tool industiy. knotty pine paneling, ceram" 2. A pormonont fwH timo potiHon? down. stripe between, and presto—an be completed in practically no Living room has knotty pine S bedrooms; ceramic tile oil' heat,- dishwasher, disposal, kitchen with built-in range and 10 p.m.^Midnighk...... ------Robert McComb. eye-catching qulIt-top is Complet- time. PAINTING a NO paperhanging. ic tile ..in bathroom, very paneled wall around flre­ porch, garage. Mrs. Csrpenter, .$11,000;— CJovent^ — .Four-Room oven. Two car garage, high eleva­ Good clean workmananip at rpa- bath with vanity, fireplace Monday. July 22 * •d. No. 8102 with Patt-o-Bama, in­ ample closet space through­ place. C^en stairway, knotty MI •-1749 and 9-6051. Cape, two-car garage,> very tion. $26,500. Tradea considered, Midnight 2 a.m...... Volunteers Needed. eonable rates. SO yeqra in Man­ out. beautiful oak , flooring, in living room, built-in book­ Pattern No, 2445 contains pat­ cluded is in wsjst sizes 24, 25, 26, 3. intorosting work with eongoniol pooplot pine caWn'et' kltchew* with case,' dining room with pic­ clean. $2,900 down;-- aifford Hansen, Realtor, 50 2 a.m. — 4 a;m...... Volunteers Needed. tern pieces; material requirements: 28, 30. Sire 25, !»,' yards of chester. Ravmofid Fiake. 50. enclosed porch, aluminum 51-ROOM CAPE COD dinette space, 2 large bed­ MANCHESTER—Itnmsculats six 3-1303, evenings and weekends, TR 9-9237. ture window, large kitchen- room Cape.. Three or four bed­ $14,t00---Vernon. near Bolton—Five- 4 a.m. -r- 6 'a.m...... Volunteers Needed. . sewing dictions. 45-inch- storm windows and doors rooms down, ceramic tile Room Ranch. $3,700 down. 69618. WESTOWM •with knotty pine cabinets, 6 a.m. — 8 a.m...... Cyril Banks. Send 25c in coins, your name, For this pattern, aend 35c in throughout; second fireplace 26.Ft. LIVING ROOM 4. AH CompcNiy b*nofifs7 bath with vanity, full cellar, rooms, sice yard (fenced)excel­ in cellar, amesite driveway, built-in range and oven, lot lent locsUoiV, W'addell School. Ideal $15,000—Hebron—Seven-Room Old­ VERNON—Box Mountain Drive 8 a.m. ■ "10 a.m...... J-oseph Barth... ■■ PHARMACY address and the pattern number coins, your name, addreaa, aize d'^ Bonds— Stocks {Mortgages 21 hot water heat, hatchway, 128x180. * er Home, nipe acres of 'land, 10 a.m. — N o o n ...... Joseph Barth. rear lawij encloeed b.v multi­ VESTIBULE pPEN STAIRCASE lot *0x150. A real buy jkt home for growing family. $13,900. Oiarmlng colonial in beautiful 809 Hartford Rd-^M I *.*9*6 to ANNE CABOT. THE 5IAN- sired, and the Pattern Number to $16,500 eight miles from 'Manchester, Noon — 2 p.m...... Marjorie Bradley. O IE8TER EX-ENING HERALD, HOME OWNERS! Combine nag- floral rose bushes. In short, 5. A potilidn wiHi« good futvm? I13.900 Don't overtook thla one. Call park-like setUng. Breathtaking SI E BI BNETT, .SI.ANCHBSTER This house is in perfect iMindition inside and,nut. Beau* aeazynski-Felber Agency. 50 $4,000 down. view to the weal. Quality buUt for 2 p.m. — 4 p.m...... iGarry Sutliffe. Bill BarretL IIS* AVE. AkIKRI'CAS, NEW EVENING HERALD. 1150 AVE. giiig bills into an eaay-to-pay sec­ must be seen to be appre­ ciated. Selling price 321,300. tifullot in a prim location. 3-1409 or 5 0 .*-4291. $15,500!—Bolton — 5>i-Room Ranch, gracious Uving, Six large rooms i^p.m. — 6 p.m...... W. Joaeph Lemire, Rcmald Rick- YORK S6. N. AMERICAS, NEW YORK 88, N.l'. ond mortgage loan costing only a ■ ert. lOPiN: Quilt Books now available — penny a month for each dollar Exclusive with If so—^please come in'ond discuss this position two-acra lot, new. plus laundry room on first floor. Include 25 cents more with your ifA^'CHESTER — 6^ room Co- Oversized attached two car ga­ 8 p.nft — 8 p .m ...... Wayne Garland. Floyrer Qullt(4-Q101; Grandmoth­ p a t t ^ order for the Spring A you owe. Call Frank Burke at with Mrs. H ood nt ' Ionia], custom built. Many axtras, $17,800—Bolton—Two-Bedroom cus­ The William E. Belifiore WATSON REALTY CO. tom built stone Ranch. rage, large screened porch. 8 p.m. — 10 p.m...... Ja m es Cornish, Philip M'cGehan, er's Patchwork Quilts- Q102; All- Sumiher '57 issUg of our pattern CH 6-8897 lEvea.' JA 9-5553). Con- THE R. F. DIMOCK CO. 12x30 garage, and breeieway, 'Jr. * nacUcut Mortgaga Ehcchange, 1 . Other Listings Available. O ram io lavatory and bath with Year Quilts—QIOS. Each book book Basic Fashion. U contains Agency For appointment to see this home call Mr, Joseph Ash* a BUnNG a BiSLLINp! • irrnrtJirvn beautiful ahade trees, amesite, 10 p.m, — 5tidnight . .Helen W’, Arthur, Mary C, I(ee- ;a l l d a y = eenUina pattern -pieces arid full dl- Lewis St (cor. Oofold). Hartford.“ ‘ ■tall shower. Lovely paUo with dozens of smart new styiea for all for MI 9-6818 Sunday 1 P.M. to dark. C. ft. BURR & C0MPANY, Inc! "YOU ALWAyg DO BETTEd WITH WAY80N!” large lot, recreation room. Asking LAWRENCE F. FI ANO unique barbecue. Ibcclualve with nah, tacUons for making twelve quilts. 'agree: gtn patUrn printed inside Phone MI 9-P760 HA'NOIflESmt* BOCKVILUC $28,000, Qulst neighborhood, handy Skywateh'Poft; located on top' qf MAnchester, Police Station.. Badi Book 60c. 119 Oakland Street or call MI-3-1561 BROKER ( Lomas and Nettleton.. Co., JA the book. Rend Uenild Advs. MI 9*7885 n 5*700 to avtivthing. Ken Oatrinaky, 7-1211, Sun. ■ and evenings, JA Volunteera may regiater at avdl^Defeme Headquartsrs, Munlci'pal = s u n d a y : ReiOtar MLI ktembor, 5 0 ^ : 158. MI 9-6910 - 90677, JA 80668, 3A 80815.' , BuUdlng, Monday, Wedheaday, or Friday, from J-5 p.m. V:'? I;'";' ■ ■ • 'a ’ ■ . , ./ PAGE TEN Average Daily- Net Press Run SATURDAY, JULY 20^ 1957 For the Week Ended The Weather June 8, 1987 ilattrb?0t?r lEttrning Unalb Foreeut .1 D. S. Weather Beraes

machine and, with folded news- Jatnea Hagerty, 31 E. Gardner Dr.; 12,540 Tonight partly clowOr anil eoo- About Town pap«r*in hand, went over t(f the at­ Pamela Comminga 25 Canterbury Member of the Audit tfaiued warm with Turaday partly tack. The battle raged far into the Area Youths St.; Willla v and Christine Shut- DpROTHY GRAY cloudy, not quite ao hot ai«d a Heard Along Main Street night and was fought through r' i Bureau ot Clrcuiatton ' Sunset Circle past noble frande tran, Wapping; Alexander Wilson, COSMETICS cha»co of scattered showers. win hold a special meeting Mon­ every room of the apartment. Laurel jllanof'Hornet Mrs. Eileen ► i Manchester— City Atf Village Charm And on Some of Manchetler^a Side Streeta^ Too Sometime after midnight, our To Attend 4-f/ day a v ei^ g at 7:30 at thd home Nee, 427 E. Center St.; Charles ► "Wb Ddivtr" friend, bathed in perspiration, i ot Mr/. W ith W. Smith. Refresh­ Carlson. 41 Gardner St.T' Mrf. ments will be served by Mrs. counted the battle won, crediting (FOURTEBN PAGEl^) Shows QMtJtude Jean Bennett Andover; Marjorie ^Arthur Drug Storss j . (Clata(fied AdTertlsiag on Pag. $ ) ’ Smith and her committee. ^'Closer to breaking even, Aa things himself with 10 kills and at least ^hort Course 1 PRICE FIVE CENTS The faces of dome American stand noNy, the Legion is close to half that many probables. The rest and Jeanette Hope, 56 Russell St.; IL SA JL sA ik Aa JL A . ▲ A . A j l iL^egloh memoers Who have teen go­ Mrs. Harriet" Kent, 28 McKinley the $1,600 bresk-even poin^ But of the invaders had been success­ Btorrs, July 20 (Special I— ing around with sad expressions hopes for enriching the community St.; Mrs. Jennie Nettleton, Hart­ fully dispersed. Many Tolland County 4-H mem- Block Island Crash Personal Notices since the fireworks display were services fund, for which the dis­ It wasn't until seve'ral days later ford; Lloyd Sees brightened a little this week as play Is sponsored, have exploded that he discovered where he had bera will take part in the 4tH BIRTH’S YESTE3RDAY; A son the result of a letter received by like one of the aerial bomba made his error. In installing the Short Course to be held all next to Mrs. and Mrs. Paul Walen- Kills Four in Plane Card of Thanks The Herald. touched off at Mt. Nebo. fan. he had * raised the window week at the Uni vanity of Connec­ cewicz, WilHmantlc, a daughter tq . The letter, aigned by "A Read­ r screen. For some’ reason that now ticut Mr. and Mrs. John Liptak, 89 S sJ w k sid u Sultan Plot ■Block Island, R. I., July 22- W« Irish to thjink our tnany friends er." was accompanied by a dollar And So To Bed escapes him, he thought that tha Union St. Four men, close friends, too rPUtivm for iheir kindness an^ A special feature of the pro­ ayrnpathy. floral boiKniets. cars, di:H^ bill. which the reader wanted Over the Fourth of July . week­ fan vh)uld not work properly if the BIRTHS TODAY: A daughter That Interpret The snd business associates. . turned over (o the Legion as an end a young couple with their era, mesaaires at>d various courtesies seteen were lowered. So, he left it gram, .which will 'be concluded to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Reinhorn, Wishes Of The Family ' crashed to death in today's during our recent bereavement. * expreaalon of gratitude for the three children motoved to Wash­ uP' And in came the niosquitoet. Saturday, is the anniversary night 48 Helaine Rd. As External learly morning ^arkness- in ejijoyment'provided by the flro- Mrs. Ernest PMCiera ington, D.C. Following a pleasant The fan la now back In opera­ scheduled for Thursday. The ape- DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: their flaming plane,a few sec­ and family. worka display. yisit with relatives the family tion, working well, with the cial night- Is in. recognition of the Mrs. Bessie Stcicklaind, Laurel JOHN B. BURKE London, July 22 (>P)— For­ onds after it took off from The reader had been moved by started, for home ta'te Saturday screen closed. University's 75i'h anniversary. In­ Manor Home: John Leander. eign Secretary Selwy/i Lloyd this island's airport. Card of Thamks an Open Forum le.ter in The Her­ night. En ipiite, they encountered fuNeHa l hom e cluded in the Thuraday night pro­ Laurel Manor Home; Jane Ferry, charged today that ‘outtide” The plane cra.shed about a ald from Elarl P. tcraen, chairman more trafic than expected .and . . . At Any Coat gram will be the traditional Can- TKh. MI 3-6868 Ws Irish to extend our heapt-felt 427'Summit S t; Mr*’ Clara'Ford, force.s are behind a tribal r e ­ mile and a half from the end thanks and appreciation for the acts of. the' Legion's fireworks display they didn’ t arrive home until 4 j One enthusiastic MancheaterU^^ dlelighfing ceremony.' Glastonbury:' Mrs. Margaret Mc­ 81 EAST CENTER ST. of the runway in heavy brush, of klndneas. messa»s of sympathy and committee, expressing his disap­ a.m. who has been plugging for a The week will be devoted to Kay. 31 Russell S t; Mrs. Norma AMBULANCE SERVICE bellion in a remote Arabian bursting into flames as it beautiful floral arnuiiincements received pointment at the failiire of the The young mother had all from our friends andnd neighbors1 upon glasses in agriculture, homemak­ Woodman, Olastonburv; Mrs. Lil­ Peninsula area. The tribal up­ struck. crowd of alm M .10,000 to donate | could do to gct-hCr sleeping chll- goideii opportun^^ this yrt^k *'lo the death of oar father. William H. BuHan-Mnss Ptmto ing, to assemblies, recreation and lian- Louis, West V/illlngton; Mrs. rising i!K. threatening a new The men's bodies were it MercPr Sr. enough to let the Legion make cx- dien out of the car and Into their give the 'newlV ‘ special programa. One of the spe- Wo also wish to thank the members Klve. the' newly fo rm ^ organtza Janet Ann Barnard Rosa Morin, 1.41 Loomis S t: Wil­ Middle East crisis. A burned almost beyond recog­ penses. beds.. She then set the eleclrlc | tion musical aa well as moral aup- elal programa will be a trip to nition. of the Loyal Order of Moose and Brit* The letter from "A Reader" fol­ liam Smith, RJT>, 1, Rockville; Ltoyd told the House of Commons fah-Amertcan Club. alarm Clock for 9 a.m., planning to ' port Sturbridge Village, Mass. Mrs. Wilda Lemek, Crystal Lake Tlie vIctipM were: Edward Order lows: g ;t up to attend Sunday Mass a t ' The gentlema Mrs. Erwin H. ^ rn grd, 164 E. that forces opposed to the Britlab- Force Issue Ellen M Btorrs a brass instru- Wadsworth St., anrmuhees the en­ ' judging, demonatratlona. a- cloth­ Rd.; Roclcville; ■ aiirencc LaBelle, ScHnpor Jr., 31. of North "I have Just read )ha letter by 10 o'clock. i nient player, p ^ ing revue and a holrse show will aupported Sultan of Muscat and | / Violet M. Fisher •oke a tooth Tuea- gagement of her, daughter, Janet 268 Oak St.; Mrs.-Rita Helm, and .Oman "have clearly received ha- Smithfield, co-owner and pilot / William H. Mercer Jr. Mr. Earl Petersen, Pne Diaap- While in slumberland an electri­ day:- conclude the week's activities. Ann, to Atty., Richard Rockwell, daughter, 30 Cooper St.; Mary siatance from outside territories.” of tbe 4-seater SUnaon IW: pbintlng Feature, and I am en­ cal storm struck )he area and a As fo i^ n e had It, his appoint­ Plea Made closing one dollar for a very en­ son of Mrs, Horace L. Rockwell Younntera Attending Crandall, 89 Waddell Rd.; Mrs. OPEN TO He did not’ elaborate. But the Brit- Luclen\Allaire. 3^^ of Black- Said - Block power transformer was hit and ment wuh the dentist took place ot Fern St., West Hartford, and Membcra from the various towns Marla Poeth and daughter, RFD lah press has been <-harging that stone, Mass., the other co- joyable evening. May I say that knocked out of commission for a f^ ^ h o r t hours before the grand there was ho one at the entrance the late A tty. RockweH. in the county taking courses are: 2: Mrs. Nancy Parker and son, the uprising has been incited by owne:-; Joseph Fsrese, 29, of GENERAL four hour* tThe tired family slept debut of the band Wednesday in Anddver, Earleen Jfllaon and San­ Milford. Mbss., Allaire's broth­ At Clinton to Mt. Nebo and ho one approached enter Park. ^ iis Barnard, riaughter of the Hebron;, Allen Tedford, 48 Aca­ Saudi Arabia, a friend of the United through the storm. late Erwin H. Barnard, attended dra Phelps: CJoventry. Penny demy St.; Mrs. EHmira Denette, Stales. er-in-law, and George Darling,' By Johnson me for a donation. Tjn sure others He arrived at the bafidsUnd, hia TV SERVICE The alarm w'ent Off at 9 o'cl Hillyer College and ts employed as Barth, Frederic Demlng, John Far- 420 Lake St. Lloyd said "small-acale precau­ 33. of Cumberland. R. I. found in a similar situation could and the wife got up and icupled mouth numbed with novacalne. > dal, Robert Ghering. and . HaZel Knoxville, Tenn.; July 22 (/P) Days M sc A OaU also forward S'donation.' secretary to Atty. James N. Egan. tionary ■ movements" ^of British All were flying enthusiasts '' — U.S. Di«t. Atty. John C. Washington, July 22 (/P)— Nights wAsSS PlnsPurts around getting ready for ^ a a a . But he took hia place with-'the Little; Ellingtob, Janice Hambaoh; snd family .friehds. and had "Why not return to „ the old band. He wasn't going to" miss Atty. Rockwell la an alumnus of force's already have taken place in Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson (D- When she went out to geLlnlo her Klngswood School, Yale Ulilvair- Hebron, Katherine Ellis, Joyce p . i n . response to a plea by the sultan for i worked ’ togetherv iri several Crawford Jr. closed his sum­ TKL. W S-M83 method' of a house-to-house col­ the debut, at any cost. Hia lipa Kinney and Janet Rathbun; Ver­ car It seemed strange In ^ e neigh sity and Yale Law School. He }a ■ support. construction Jobs.\ mation in the Clinton segrega­ Tex) predicted today the Sen­ lection by .either the Boy or Girl ■porhood for mo&t oT-ahe children just couldn't "feel" tpe mouthpiece non, Linds! Bennett Patty Dun- Scoiita for this purpose? It eeems a partner of the Hartford law firm' Saudi Arabia haa received arm s' tion trial toda.v with a power­ ate will not pass the adminis­ were out p la y in g ^ d this was' a of his instrument/and he didn't nells,' Mar.tha Flynn. Oordon Gib­ from the United States, byt Lloyd ' to me it was done this way a few have the slightest' idea what tones of Day, Berry and Howard, and son. Phyllis Kirk, Steven' Kirk, ful appeal to the all-white jury tration’s civil rights bill unless years back. rare occiirrance/for this time of said he had no knowledge that the morning./ / ■ he was producing. It was a strug­ is a. member of th? Hartford arid George. Mender and Sanford Palm­ :to see that law and order is it is limited solely to the pro­ Thank you again for a lovely arms used in the rebellion "are of. She drove/to the nearby church gle, but he .fought it out and suc­ University Clubs, the Bachelors er. EVERY MONDAYy upheld in the United States. tection of voting rights. Now Available evening. American Legion." and Sigma Alpha Epsilon American origin." and found^he big parking lot wide ceeded in lasting through the con­ Models Tor the state clothing . "We know there are modern i ■'Please keep in mind that an in­ Johnson, the Senate Democratic We turned the dollar bill over cert. fraternity. revue compelitlon who will com­ leader, told his colleagues that a to George Froet, who haa been open. Something waa wrong, the arms which must have come from I Eight Killed in Jalopy junction had been issued by thW A N«w ond Way alicktoltiveneas. With A September wedding is planned. pete against girls from other TUESDAY* FRIDAY couit. enjoining people' not to ‘in­ i pro ;slon o f the House-passed bill handling the money for the Legion for the lot on previous territories outside Muscat," h e ' Eight-youngsters ware killed yeaterday at Somerset, Ky„..j „ when Sundays wa.s always Jammed. Ui^t kind of spirit, the Community counties are: Andover, John Mort- H its S n d g terfere with the integration of j under which the federal govern- To Insiirt Your Hoiim! and he seemed happy about the •mnd si— *-* "------added. their ratUe-trap car waa rammed by a freight en^ne after a dav Perhaps the hours for Mass had' should Succeed. invention. Mother, daughler and lock and Sandra Phelps; Coven­ Open Wednesdays Lloyd made his:statement after, that (Clinton 1 high school," he I ment; could move toward the en- donatloh. Then we Ulked to Peter- ^ "ourf for Maas h ^ try, Dorothy Latimer and J e ^ PINE 9 A.5I. to IS Noon of Joy-ri^ng. lha youngitei;s, aged 12 to IT. were pinned iforcei^nt o f racial Integration n a new mid better way to In- ain, and he seemed happy about , '"•"If®'* »he thought. Alj^ht-hL grandma all enjoyed a long and British governn.ent leaders, in­ said. n r e year home is with the Happy Huntiag Storrs. in the car, which burst into flames, engine dragged'the "cojnpicates and confuses the is­ It. too. inj, from ijjg she walked_____ up up to hearty laugh. Open Thursdays to 8 PJtl. cluding top defense officials and auto a half mile. (AP Wlraphoto) In Lie Test .Rapping the table with his fist. Homeowiier’s Ffimll'y Policy. Unless a nevv home is located The winner of this competition PHARMACY I IMtlng his booming TOice rise to sue." Both guessed that the ^ a d e r the church snd saw only a young But even today the 'mother la 164 Center St— Tel. 5a 9-9814 Middle Bast advisors, met with i Tou get broad fire coverage, couple at the main entrance. for the, members of Manchester's wondering If It pays to have a will enter the national finals in Prime Minister Harold MacMil- | I n 1. „ i T 1 n., volume, Crawford thundered; "The Senate will have to get that barghary protection, liability entered Mt. Nebo from ML Nebo Chicago, III, in November. Each I Columbus, Ohio; July 22 part out of the bill if it is going tn PI. That gate had not^hecn post­ "Did they change the time of only camera- club, "shutterbugs" daughter qiitte so obedient? Ian to consider the crisis. i imuraace plus added living txr ma.Y. he-comprting wlth-the- "tight- girl w^ill be modeling a dress or - Mahehester ^ pass any bill at all," he said. ed w ith -*- solicitor smee It was the Masses today^*-ahe aslnnl------outfit she haa made. PINE LENOX Already Britain has taken pre-|' • . —Uhio-Gotv-Gr^’illiam G W li t >o ybir bebeVe~’in i ^ ~bnd oi^ Johnson said “ there are many pedaes It fire drives you out of Answer wag. "No. They were ning-bugs" In Center Park. At . It Again llmlnary stepa to meet Sultan ( your home. There la a substan­ supposed to have tebn locked but, SAYINGS and LOAN H o t Spell R elief Near; said today Dr. Sam Sheppard'^der? An order is an order. people who are ready to go aa far for some r^aaon^ad not' been. Aa held on th e ^ m e schedule as ^be­ Due to unforeseen circumatanees, Area youngster who will dem­ aaid Bin Taimur'k appeal for help. tial discount for ysu by com­ the club may be leaving Its Kittens under the hood. The fan­ onstrate In the various fields afp: PHARMACY .will not receive a new lie de- "When an order is isaued by this as ia legitimately 'necessary” to for the auggealihn that Boy Scouts fore." / ciful cats are. at it again. AssoeioHon * . A .government apokeanian said bining these coverages Into one happy home, or meeting-place, . at Andover, Earleen Jillson; Coven­ $89 E. Center 8L—MI 9-0896 #/' tector test until the "con fes-■ guarantee the right to vote. But he famUy policy. For dependable or Girl Scopta serve aa housc-to- "JiisJ,'' what time is it?" she A local gaa, dealer had a lady 1007 Main Street, Manchester "small, precautionary troop move- Q w lai'nn” nt a FIa<.,',Io a -I p- a a .. ' Crawford emphasized to the 10 said "they are not Willing to com­ bouse aoliettors, neither. could re- asked: The young man looked at tte Veterans of Foreign Wars try. Clifford AiiderSon, Gordon rrents'* have been ordered to the laBafsaoe call Jarvis today! Duljdln^ In Mancheflter Green. drive into hia station complaining Anderson. Penny Barth. Barbara 1 i f j men and two women oh the jury plicate a simple and direct issue." membetylt "ever having been done y*. "'.•t®*> *nd answered. "Two area which ma.v be rich In oil. I that he killed the doctor S Wife (that U.S. Dist. judge Robert L, Its needs are: Space for 50 of noises under the hood of her car. Cargo, Gall Cai^o, ttobert Covlel- Uke of Federal Troops the Legion for this piir-^'Ji'flO'l'. We are here for a chrls- Upon investigation, the atatlon at­ Three British Infanlry com­ j is determined to he true. ■ Taylor presiding in this case, had tehing." members and low rental. lo. Gordon Fardal, John Fardal. Sens.' Knowland i R-CallfI and JARVIS AGENCY and Proat. at least, felt th^ tendant found a small black kitten panies in Kenya also were alerted Boston, 2Z<1P)- The Weather Bureau Savs hot and governor announced hia. ls< l^ orders fdr tha integration Humphrey (D-Mlnn) hav* pro- Ion might be crltlclaed if it So back home went mother Anyone who knowi of a comfy Judith Fardal, Robert Gel^ng, | • - ‘ — ------• riinlon high school last, fall as •M CENTER ST." to perched precariously upon the radi­ Cathy • Labrie,' Betty Leonard.: for possible itiov poaed an amendment to repeat an •ere to use the youngsters. Join her sleeping family. doorstep for this "new-born" babe and there were as restraining orders to p re-; ■ MI 3-4)1$, MI 3-1847 Is ssked to contact Reginald Pinto, ator cap. This isn't the first report- Marydell Leonard; Ellington, 11 old law permitting the use of fed­ At any rate, the dslfar bill ,ed instance of this type. porta that 'aircraft - . .. ------ti.ic I ...... Interference with enrolling' eral troop, to carry out court or­ brought The Leigion A ^ l much Follow Directions program chairman, at The Herald. Fk-ank Hepton; Hebron, .Carolyn'■ Don’t Throw ’em ScatterM showers and tnunderstorms are indicated in . Stanley Gardner, cast doubt upon ’ the Negro students. The repetition of incidents poses' Cooltdge, .EMward Ellis, Mary _ Ir both (Ji’prua and Iraq. Two ders. Thl* would strike out » pro­ British frigates werewtanding by , amounts' ot a quarter of an inch^. — ^------— ------.th e validity of a confession by. Northern segregationist John You ,need more than fans . Ot»eylng Orders two questions; Are; there mbre Ann Foote, Joyce Kinsey and Rob- I , or-ffl'ore. but not enough to alleW- vision Unking the pending bill to stray kittens' ‘in Manchester now Off Muscat. Donald Wedler. i Kaaper and 10 Clinton area resi- the old Jaw. ___ Sometimes s parent "wonders if ert Rathbun. - I Away, Save ’em Says He Bludgeoned Woman i dents are on trial for criminal epn- than in the past, or are automobiles Members in the Juding contests ; to l Pat Waterfleld. retired the ' “ % 'at'oi^^’irea moving eastward _ _ ...... ng I*;?;.*? out this Amendment, Part 3 of the a forearm dotte»::Tjrith mosquito every wish. A.v 'sn example, take amap Torcea. has beenen onop leave will .rcAum woman during a buiglary on the Ing Taylor's injunction agalrist in­ bill - - which would vithortze' en­ the'fbJlTO^ng rase: night will account for the show-: same night that' Dr. Sam's wife, lereference------with racial littegrstlon bites. "You hive t#ISlhow how to pouljry are James Cov- i” ‘h"*' If you brln, here, but flew b a c k ^ Muscat era. A*-the storm moves along, forcement of general civil rights- - ^ drives her Keep tJi^t^kaaga ■ tnem repair. W 1 -here the" tempqnaliire was re- 1. ...11 i 'p M ------“ • In ------Mishaps1------atwaaMarilyn killed in her 'Cleve- St the school. •* "Complicates the issue iMyond msiim-thcm properlii':'"^he htltled. ent^.'Mid Gordon Glbsoni??^ n. idu . -- it. willito-followed by a aiirgqzurgq^of of ^ land ati'burban home in Julv 1954, He went on to explain that, dur­ daughter to grandma's house everj- The Washington School project ■ ‘while w r.ii^rted to be 13« Cainjon. High was the first state- human undsralanding." morning before reporting to work, ' Untwnffrmed fe D o rts ’reacliinv * '“®*®*^ *«tn drier :alr from C a n f^ ^ 'J a * n f ga 's f e s r a g a l a g a c 'Sheppfivd, who proteatbdhW|lipo- ropphrrea In Tis'it; 'One thli»i?4i$!4:ppsrent." he ing one recent heat wave, he bad nearly got a $10 donation TYieaday ■ shop. reporlweMhing , Con„e.;flcut Sueliers O ^C aC neS oenciv>l*4MffvIng a life aentSi'^dr purchased a large window fan, put one day decided tq, telephone the night. Bahrain in-the Persian Tnirr~said I nessee to mix inFfaces. "Nobody know, what this , section . Mitch of New England enjoyed, hef alayinjf-. _ YHe ■ district attorney focusbd means. The only clear certainty is it in the living room window, and girl during her lunch period. After ' During a recess in the Board of rebels hgd cut s road leading to relief yeaterday from Saturday's) — ------a brief convei aation, an office call Hospital Notes O'Neill, who last week gave per- heavily on the actions of Kaaper ak that it granta brood power.—and Choic« of 17, Colon! then turned it on. Directors' meeting, the sum of I "Shoe Repairing of the Better Kind for Over 46 Years.*' Odaiba" airfield in the sultanate, heat but it sUII w-aa hot in Con- I^IT IE ASSOCIATED PRF.SH came through for the mother. She airfield, 1.5 miles from mus- Ttiree persons drowned and-an­ mission for a lie detector test to the alleged instigator of the viol- the limit of thoae power* ia unde­ Cool, ecoaomljpal, Ipfig • At first, he and hia wife Just sat money was /iSund outside of the -1,. I. _ . 1 u # .1 necUcut Rhode Island and weat- Sheppard: rhsAged his position ' ence (hat flared at Clinton after ad- fined. laatlBg, pernuui«Btly back and enjoyed the cooling asked her daughter to hold on for Municipal Building hearing room. Patients Today: 194 2:at. ^ . Is s supply base for operations L n i Ma.nsachusetta. The mercurv other waa critically injured in a few minutes. of Oman petroleum developnienUr, swimming mishaps in Connecticut ifter recelWng this telegram from ■ mission of the Negroes, \Mr». Eunice M. (Sally) BrillharM ightl.v clutche* her husband’, "It haa been argued that the laatalled aluminum breezes. But then, he felt a nip It was tjiriied over to Mayor Harold a d m i t t e d YESTERDAY: hit 96 in Hartford, Conn., for the the Court of Last Resort: : “ John‘Kasper stated hi. purpose avrainga blead "Don't hang up honey.” the w...... w>. 8 a.w 23 Oak St. I Ltd. over the weekend. hand as she smilingly facm nei;m ikn at the gate of Federal President would not use these at his arm that almost drew blood. A, TUpkIngion, who announced the Mary Lang. 2 Village St.; Ray­ ■SAMYULYES second day in. a row. Boston's P 'f still not prepared to I when_ he came to Clinton. He aald powers. I think that atatament ia Willi aay borne! Then another at hia neck. As he mother said. "Mommy has another flndlrig of the money when the I Just A Step From Main Street— In Front Of Purnell Parking. I top reading was 78, 20 degrem be­ M. Ludger Diirocher, 37, o f' RjBfonpatory fo r Woiiwn at W. V., near Whit* Sulphur call and as aoon as I am finished ' moimond Leger. -359 Woodland St.;, Springfield' Maas drown.rt whiii I tbr con,f45i»»h 'ralJ he w ^ gdfhg to get those Negroes Spring, today. (A P Wlrephotci).. probably Accurate. J hove confi­ started slapping in self defense, he hearing reconvened. Open 7 A.5I. to 6 PJW.—Open All Day .yonday. ■ low Saturday's record tempera­ aprmgiieia. Maas drowned while ( uon,,,, Wedler. But following ooR|put of. the s3)ool, " Crawford aaid dence in the good faith and in­ I'll talk to you again." / "If no one caff identify the toss, ,T"^cichard Wright, 77 Main S t; Lee ture of 98. bftthlnr At a X BEE C8 FOBS ALUMINUM STORM WINDOWS, noUced his wife was doing the — Qiinriav D i. Kray«., i exaiijinauonexamination orof nwrhim in Florida By mid-November, - he hadn't- tegrity of our Preaident. same. Bqt during her office convers; the mayor said. "I'm going to turn 38 ‘ Birch S t; Mrs. Marian Pair Get $1,500 POORS Bad JALOUSIES. ' tion the mother forgot all ab traughan, 46 School St.; John G|earinf and cooler weather la [ erad ^ recov- j to a /crowing: conviction that achieved one .ingle objective He •I am confident that the Preai­ He soon discovered "that the at- it over to the Washington School the daughter and dlsconnect^the Kaminski. 71 Villge St., Rockville; TVT • a. expected /or most of the reition : Tha i-'^ ® have committed the wanted trouble and he had to g e t' dent would ne.ver aanction the utc t«k era were members of a horde project." •ome help to achieve hi. purpoae." ■ of the 'third degree.’ But my. ton- call she had put through to,^and- Nelson Norton, RFD J, Rockville;' 111 ewillffton' «'"<* ‘he outlook for of Marlon .Sheppard. ' Call Today For A Free'Estimate of mosquitoei thit had been sucked Every male in the house was .L V X. TT X X l* . E X F ll ^ moderate temper-1 J ^ p h S r e c o % o” New-l^ork Crawford hammered at the polftf’ |Killer of Own Tots fidence do*, not mean that 1 would into the room by the whirling ma's. Her office call compl«ed, the seen shoving hia hand into his pock­ •quoting the teatimony of achooi: ____ grant him aucH power. woman realized her ^eUror and t CItv drowned Siindav anri In A nn» ‘ ^*'"** opinion on this man until blades of the fan. et: Yep, there waa one who found Klsewhere In the nation, there i ««««■ there has been a lot more In- board officials, police, officers and, M ,7 1 ' P "Our vote, cannot be based . on quickly tried to putythrough an DriveJn Theft He immediately shut off the out he was minus a $10 bill he had ■wa.s some possibility of a litUe re- ‘°*t her^ . residents of Clinton that everything j ^ the assumption that the ETesident Bill Tunsky--MI 9-9095 other call to her dadghter, but, as I folded in his pocket. PINE PHARMACY hef in northern Midwest area but , " ’'*7 fj* (Continued on Page T h i^ ) waa quiet in the little town of Clin­ will not usa extraordinary powers you have probably-guessed by now, He was a Washington Sqhool Newington, July 22 T w o’ none in the sun-baked areas in tho'r^j™ ,?, drowning* in the ton. Prison if we go too far. We are- suppoaed the little o b e d ^ t girl had not parent. 664 CENTER ST.—HI W-98I4 Phone Ml 3-5135 masked bandits held up the man-^ Middle Atlantic States southw ard'*''* tms month, He drew a picture of the Negroe*. to vote our convictions a. to the hung up a n ^ consequently her ager of the E.. M. Loew’s drive-in ; through Georgia. | Howard \V. Griffin Jr.. 14. of having its rted classes when the fall law. of the United Btales.” AUTO INTERIORS mother heard the familiar sound C$1 ange -Brands OPEN ALL DAY theater here late this morning and ' The eastern acaboard from Vir-' injured himself critl- House Report term of the high school opened in Aldei’son. W. Va.. July 22 (A*)—British-born Mrs. Eunice Sens. Anderson (D-NM) and meaning that the number she was Driving her pretty blue car KNt CLEANER, C H U K R , EASIER HOME HEAT Mcaped with around $1,506 In ginia to New- York, sweltered in ‘’"•'-W Sunday In Lake Garda in August peacefully going to and (Sally) Brillhai't stepped from a prisoh medical laboraLory K ilfr -Vt CLEANED calling Was busy. into the hospital parking lot, a SUNDAY week-end fecdpls. ; the summer's hottest weather yes- I Farmington. The boy dived into from their homes every day. I Five’^ minutes—to minutes—fi­ mS? today, smilinir radiantly be- fw^'and L m o S e * MOST ANY CAR local woman could not*understand John Silverwaich of Hartford. , terda.v. Thermometers bubbled p a s t I **’ *'h>w vi-ater from a . dsm and Blasts CD for Then, in a step-by-step manner, nally 15 minutes went, by and still the unfamiliar bc.iavior of the car. the theater manager, was knock-: the 100-degree mark in many fractured a vertebrs.. j Crawford drew together the es- side her taU soldier husband., r — ------—r-[supporters of the bill have failed ICE PLANT OPEN Our 4-in-l Hroting Plan Includro Auto­ The * t tr a c tlv e 31-year-old j w-r ^ ^ Ithua far to agree on any com- mother and daughter Were unable' ed out temporarily when he was|rities.. Including Baltimore, Waah-1 Woman Revived ' sen'ce of the government’s case. ,50 It seems that the car had never _____ re­ to make conUct. Realizing her caused her any trouble, but now matic Delivery, New Mobdheat—the fuel hit over the. head with a gun by ington and niu|adelphia. ,1 Meanwhile a w'oman was revived Shelters’ Lag He showed how Kaaper, togeth- brownelte left the federal re- | J All* CjTCW i to be offered aa a eub- WEEKDAYS- 8 A.M. to 8 P.M. *10 plight and trying to withhold her one of the two bandits, but man-, TTie 103 reading at Baltimore alLat apparently being lifeless for ;er with some other defendants, formatory for women in this stitute to the Apderaon-Aiken It was coughing and sputtering. oil that cleani aa it heata , , . Periodic aouthern West Virginia commun­ laughter over a-routine telephone Her husband Ic owner and aged to get to a phone to report, was near the record 104 for the ;«n hour and a man helped' police ! formed the Tennessee White a t - ' proposal call which had become humoroua, THE OFFICE OF Burner Maintenance. Pay the easy Budget the robbery. !date. Washington sizzled In 101 i look for his’ own "body" in two Washington. July 22 A I l*rns Council . ity exactly at; 9 a.m. after serving j • Knows No Now Plan operator of a local gaa station, almost three years of a life sen­ Killed in Crash SUNDAYS-8 A.M. to 1 P.M. DURACLEAN the mother Saked the operator to so ihe immediately summoned Plan Way. Low monthly paymei^—no The manager was taken (o 'heat, the highest reading in the I swimming Incidents in the Middle- House Government Operations ' He related how Kasper asatsted tkm. McNamara (D-MicKYi said RUO and UFMOL8TERY I hr. eak in and tell the girl to hang DR. HAROLD. T, Hartford Hospital, but before that natloi'a, capital in three years, i tow-n area, Committee report rapped Civil De j some high school girls, some of tence Imposed for the- death of J he knew of no fresh compromise him. The car fimctloned quite well eitra coat. - tt'Kratwt —M At--- dC SHAMPOOIN'O up- he______managed„ ...... to. tell...... the- ____ LoFw's- ...... dis- n ia millions in New York Clt.v , -felt John’ Rubsno of Hamden and P“ ‘ * ' Ih* - - three of her four children. efforts along thia line. CRUSHED ICE a,"aln after the trouble had been . Convicted in .4rmy - Trial Found in Italy 3 Summer St.— MI 9-11S3 A few seconds passed and mom­ diagnosed. FIELDS trict manager, George' Landon, J"*t •’“ L with a torrid 97.3 de-„Salvatore J. Borolotta an auxUiary more emphasis on shelters ' fendaiits. to form the Tennessee BLOCK ICE my was again able to reach daugh­ over the phene the following-«>■««*• Wilmington, Del, the | policeman in Middletown wouldn't . She was convicted by an armj' (OonMnued on Page Three) She had merely run out of gaa. courtmartial in 1954 after that ICE CUBES ter via Alexander Graham Bell's A Non. 117 EAST CENTER CALL MI»c|mH 3-si 3S fo r TOP QUALITY story; mercuo' registered m . give up when Mrs. Lucilie Turner. " ’-V,*!?"’ ** „ , . „ Thevleo. Italy. July 22-«r)-.ItaIlan Silverwatch was In his small Readings In the 90s were gep-; 20, qf New Hsven failed to respond Mso said tte Federal Civil tribunal found her giillty of drop­ polled made their way slowly down STREET . SILENT GLOW OIL lURNERS. office juRf behind the ticket epun-1 many other sections of the i to theii- first efforts at artificial Administration iFCuA) . ping the youngsters on their the rocky aide of Mt. Pra today •m ter room at the entrance to' the> 't countryfniinti"\e andanri highlaiarh humidity,viiiaMiHUar added f^splrstion he# been E^ossly negli|[ent At, the : heads over a- 13-month period be­ with the bodies of eight American | WILL Re CLOSED theateff ahortly. before II: a.m. : LPe discomfort, tween November 1C52 and Decem­ airmen killed yesterday when their L. T. WOOD CO. w'hen two men entered. He re-1 ^ News Tidbits ber 7, 1966. U.8. Navy plane crashed in flame* 1 Bulletins ON SATURDAY JULY 18 TO JULY 31 51 BISSELL STREET— PHONE MI .1-1129 ported that the two were, masked (Continued on Page Three) ■ Culled froiti AP Wires Perilagon officials- reviewed —her A ninth victim had been brought ’ from the AP Wires OR SUNDAY (no description oft he mssks was case after a recent Supreme Court! down yestet^ay. The plane's tenth BisBell Street Runs East O ff Main Street given I. were, about six feet tall, Minorlt.v Report Signed decision holding that military occupant—the only survivor- was- PLAN TO MORI ARTY BROTHERS 'Ten of the 13 Republican mem­ At State Theater Building and Were "young fellowa.” courts have no juristiictlon over in serious condition in. a Turin • 315 CENTER ST. Landon did not know whether The *White Sidewall* Case bers of the 30-man committee Biggest non-atomic ^plosion civilians who accompany service- hospital, IK E OLEAB8 DUIXEB TALK/ MANCHESTER signed a separate report of "mi­ ever set off'Cin United States men abroad. Washington, July $$ (g5 ' VISIT Silverw-atch was sitting 'at his .A ...ui,. .i:'. ^ r i r P2V type plane sideslipped t president Elaaiihower waa re- . desk or stsndjng -^ y —-the safer nority vlewi'! ^. saying they blasts threei million tons of rock TTie deatha_orcurred which was open at tlie time: There thought the recommendation that from cliff on baiika o f Great Salt Brillhart family' waaI atktmnert^?r.i^ "'**1^*^ While- poteanfoHi^^^ "rirai^ apparently was no conversation, shelters be built' in all target areai Lake . . Vice Adra. John 'Vllkes Asmara Eritrea, now)• aA partpArt ^ ofor niissinsrmissine ***!['^‘"* sincesincA KridAy with’P'"** tl i' approved" saA.*— an addiess _ by./ one of the two bandits stepping Gr Hairfjiil Ballc Costs ■'has not been completely thought who trained vast landing craft Ethiopia. The BritUh Em bissy re- aboard Keoretar}' of State: DuUee out­ up to the manligef and hitting out." They said the executive fleet for. Normandy invasion dies. lining. UtiB gove.rnment’s poeltlon 18th Anniversary Sale branch has yet'to make "a deter­ Complete recovery predicted for ? -T * b S re'TewJd^**''R-l'*n ntounUini on the tangled dlsarmamrat him on top of the head with a Ger­ case be reviewed. a, climbers saw the search plane | probleni. The Btafe Department man liiger pistol. The pair then Airman Jail Sentence mination in this matter.' 17-ycar^fd Nebraska girl trapped 1939 to 1957 got Into' the manager's 19.56 two- The minority views called for ; fd r '40 imura in craahi’d’ a’ir’J)U « •tMdl’ng^^uleUy'^.lde h e^ «^ 'h ^ nJSTthl AWni” ^ X t “ t ^ n ^ ’’- I moraffrA. Btudyatfirlv bothKntK onraet . the shelters; . . Kenneth Roberts,__ a- __ authorav.r.. of.« ' 'prisonneioAvt svci gate,Ia i theU- wpman.aald --.u- -a.. - . . ICTOn lOWn of okay at a news conference some Ashford Lake door dark green Chevrolet coupe V ; and fallout. j i j ■ .. ... - *b* Sestriere. between Turin and the nine hours before Dulles was to and drove away Northwest Passage" dlina . . . didnt...... really feel anything yet." ; French fronUer. vewineton n .t ' P'OPhu. Japan, July 22 («- A 20-• Prigden ^ KIngstrefe. S. C..C., told;told ; ’“There'ls'T here' Is no benefit In-Ukingtaking ji Coast GuardQu eontinnea search for give Kis television-radio report (OFF RT. 44—$6 MILES EAST OF MANCHESTER) Landon arid Nowlngton^ . year-old American alrman'whnob-, the court-martial Wheeler had d,ia-'steps simply for the sake of Uk- aoiirce of to the nation; Charles W. Romans mysterious distress aig- (Conllmird on Page Thirteen) (Continued o n ^ g e T h m ) CASH and CARRY ORLY iblv came to jected to getting a "while ' ride-' * '■''•ful order In refusing ing . itepa and then possibly find nal off co the bandits propably coaaf of 'Cape Hstteraa. ' ASHFORD, CONNECTICUT o ^ X BerH^'«^ril•'haircut was convicted of dis- . . that we have wasted our sub^ Preside ■.MIS.STATED’ CONTRACT ~ " Got 0 theater, located on inc oPrlin . • • California police officers Until Court Ends Factional Rift rontracL They said this “ resulted phone. The bandiU. police said.; the rank of basic airman private Jmaffnes himself to be "a martyr'' ~The " « men ...Snnmmo. i. 1 Miot to death St tpot Where in unreasonably high prices being "fixed" the oljlce phone In some ! - from airman third class, but the prosecutor added, "he did qalled for a multl-blnion-doHar nii- they had .topped car for minor paid by the government.” Their IVasbiiij^fiwtime manner, although no wirea were ' Wheeler contended that he had nolhin^ lesa than disobey a n ' ------traffic violation Maine man , ^'«w York, July 22 OPi—An) During.Dr. Sldener's first service teatimany before a House Armed ^ot. .. . _ •" ! "challenged" an order*" to get a *”^***'». L. i (Continued on Pnge Three) convicted of murder 20 years ago ' Episcopal bishop ordered the ion July 7 pro and anti-Mell«h Services Subcommittee waa — ------! "white sidewall " haircut because Right t« (Juealinn Order — -i— -----— i— ------su rls court action with freedom j closm.. of a feud-ridden Brooklyn church members contested over called "shueking'.'. by Chairman Had P>—Detonation of the ninth Suez Canal treatment. U - until the courts settle a bitter; 'll*!"'’*"' atomic shol o f the summer test M L D C H ER R Y datarfeat, aad thoroughly hand on top. haircut he wanted to get •• , ^ 'Norw'ai'k''s c!X/ m U Day elect-! »‘ ri*Kgi* vilthln tlie congregation’ I Jn his letter to ,Dr. Sldener, ! „ Cleveland, July - 22 ifft An Atomic------After the court-martUl board re- After the verdict, Sprung said JTokvo Julv*22"(* rion.i., t series was postponed again to­ n m g M and fhamoiiad. W e aevar ed new commander of American' "esriy a decide the church ®***'^P mentioned , the OH ALL DRY CLEAHIRG urn har* "detergents that^might Energy Commission official said' , OAlSr 0 V E ( IS M A n O N A t 0 E V t I O t M f M T C O nw? H *° “ ie iier this month .a Illegal imml- Young • insurance agent kills «■!( py the news ** ' * o n n p f tolera Prealilrni Eisenhovrer tukt Con­ MANCHESTER - downwarda, extend Its ■ schedule, [prosecutor traced U.S. military . Uhited States in-20 days. ;,grants. while Playing Russtiri Roulette at ’’■'•A dOTVn'Brooklyn police dctec- “ ®*‘‘ ■* »’ battleground." j gress today the government and even drop some of Ihe pro-1 history from 'Valley Forge to The Air Force also disclosed "At first’ we were treated friend­ wife'* suggestion. ' uves were at the church. There The bishop urged Holy Trinity j scheduled overseas shipment of WET pMed t>*pea of reactors." !Bataan and declared; Wheeler had' been convicted by a ly.'' Blackwood said. "Later the Member of British -Bstiiament | were ho untoward incidents, how -, parishioner^ lo worship at other ! $575,200,000 worth of surplus .00 H^ aiUd the Russian power pi'O- "If we were to allow every atri court-martial last February of Chinese turned cold. They Ipok ua suggests Briton's turn j,f r o m : ever. • Epizcopal Churches nearby, farm products in the first six . DRX GLEANING DfllRV QUEEN gram "looks more and more like WASH man to decide whether he should failure to report to his place of to Canton and kept ua the whole a m o k I Bj: clgarettea to using! A .court order recently removed j One pariah building, the rectory'. .months of this year. In hls'semt- HOME OF "THE SUNDAE WITH THE CURL ON TOR- 1 the U.8. program.” reject or obey an order, we would duty. On that count he was re­ time at two hotels there. I was sn u ff... Federal Grand Jury or­ 93 -W a is STREET— Ml 3.72S4 Davis, director of the AlX?’a dlvi- the Rev. Mr. Melish from the pul' will remain open. By court order annual report, the President SAME DAY SERVICE ^'O. 1 DAIRY qUEEN NO. t have a-sorry group of people de­ duced from airman second class asked many questions—«II kinds— dered ta eonvme in Tacoma to in- pit and upheld Dr. Sidener aa rec­ It is being used temporarily aa liv­ aaid this brings the total amount 8W HARTFORD RD. 867 MIDDU TPKK W. MORIARTY BROS. dicated to our country." to airman third class arid forfeited .vieetlgate Dave Beck's income tax tor. The ousted cleric ia appeal­ ing quarters by the Rev, Mr. Mel- . contracted for under Uie pra- ..(OealfaMwd ea Page NIm ). The prosscutor, Lt. William D. too in pay. jiOMttriWatf'aa F a g a NiaaL M l-I U CKNTM t OnUEET returns. ing tha decision. Uh and his family. giMB ta $54$OJSOO,000.