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VOL. LXXVI, NO. 239 (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES—TWO SECmoNS) »J,ANCHESTER, CONN„ THURSDAY, JULY 11, 1957 (Claaatfied Advortliing an Page 8$) PRICE FIVE CENTS JULY Death Claims Air Force r CREEH STMIPS g jK THDRSDAr nth Halts Work a Khan^ 79 On Navaho TERRIFIC VALUES TRIS THURS., FRI. and SAT. THROUGHOUT (FUR STORE! (Geneva, Switzerland, July Washington, July 11 (A*)— 11 Aga Kahn III, a The Air Force today halted wealthy potentate to whom ■work on the multimillion dol 20 million Ismaiii Moslems lar ' guided missile Navaho To Be Tried by Japanese FAMOUS BRAND SHEETS AND PILLOWCASES paid spiritual homage, died which it once claimed would READY TO WEAR DEPT. HOUSEWARES DEPT. today. He was 79._ be as good an atomic war TYPE 130 FLATTYPE144 TYPE 18« (Tdca Uavotor fo Sgeond Ho«r) - A glainourou* flgure on the head ' carrier as a ballistic / (BASEMENT LEVEL) Intemationtl icene for many years, weapon. Henpecked Men DAN RIVER LADV PEPJ>£REU. I.ADV PEPPEKELl. the Aga Khan auccumbed to a The Air Force said the (Navaho SL’PERFINE ML’SUN Now is the time to replenish .your wardrobe to be ready CO.HBEO PERCALE for all the wonderful days and nights atlibiniead So Yunktim Blinds Hog. 85.29 ^--special $1*98 sudden weakening of the heart ; program, started in 1946, was Need Not Apply Tokyo Judge Sees RutwlT St.M. HTgular 81.09. Regular 88.19. visit the best replenishing spot in town . . . Hale’a Ready Fln*tic »laU. Not all «tte». Limited to pro»ewt *1ock. duHng the night. He had, been ; bhing eliminsted because of pres- K X 108 ; ...... ; ...... 71 X 108...... $ 2 . 3 9 72 X 108 ...... $ 2 . 4 9 suffering from heart trouble since ' ent and anticipated budget cur- Phoenix. Aria., July 11 (/p> — Reftiixr 88.19. To near Dept. . . . where they are offering during .Man Beg. 1953. I tailments of Air Force spending. Wanted: Fifteen policemen. Hen Regular 88.89. chester Da.v.s onlv: l i ” Bound Metal Sanrinc Tray 4 9 e He was known aa a eportsman The Navaho is a rocket launched Rcfulxr R.Of. 81 X 108 ...... $ 2 . 5 9 81 X 108 ...... :...... 79e-4IPECIAL pecked husbands need not apply. Trial About Aug. 20 «1 X 10 8 ...... $ 2 . 6 9 Decorated enameled. with an ardent Interest In. race ' ram-jet powered missile designed So eaya Cap’.. Dan Warren. Regular 88.69. Regular 88.89. .. horees, a devotee of luxurious liv to attain a speed of between two admlnlatratiVe asaiatant to the 90x 108 ...... $ 2 . 9 9 90 i 108 ...... $ 3 . 0 9 ing, and agnan with an eye for h ^to three Umes greater than sound. Phoenix Police Chief. Warren in RegnUr 50c, 41 x 'u Coom. Regular 89c. 41x88 ' t^e* Kiiehan Tool Sat S P E aA L $ 1 9 9 beautiful woman. .But he was also _ It was developed ss an earlier lub- terviews proq>*oUye policemen ih Tokyo, Friday, July 12 —^The Japanese judge who will Regular 79r. 41 x 88 Interested In affaire of state—and 'stltut* for intercontinental ballis Each...... Caeee ...... Each' 5 9 c Caw. 1...... Boxed. C'oraplele witb rack for kaagtng. the city'* recruiting drive to beef try U.S. Army Specialist William Girard for manslaughter Each 6 9 c once served as president of the tic mlssilea on which the Air Force up the force. League of Nations. . is still working. ^ said today “I am going to give Girard as fair and as fast'a He want* to make sure that a trial aSi possible.” TYPE 130 1'/2 QL Ravara W ara Sauw paa $$.». SPEC. $ 1 9 9 He once expressed his love of There - was no immediate' esU- man's wedding ring is on his hand FI1TED TYPE 144 TYPE 186 o material pleasures In these wprds: Maebashi’ District Justice Yuzo Kawachi said the UJ3. mate of the amourit of money the and not through his nose. DANRIVKR lAdv p e p p e k e l l .« I.ADV PEPPERELI. ■*HaVe fun. It’s later than you Supreme Ckiurt ruling permitting Girard's trial by Japan “is SlTPERpyXE MU.SLIN Air Force has put into the Navaho "For example,” Warren ex PITTED BOTTOMS V COMBED PERCALE 'X Pyrax 4 Cup Parcolathr Reg. $1.50—s p e c ia l $ 1 7 7 think.” program ih the past 11 years al- plained, "We'll ask him why he just what I expected—very good.” He said Girard's t ^ will PITTED BOTTOM.S FITTED BOTTOM.S ’My Most Beautiful Hour’ Regular 81.49. ON ALL DRESSES IN REGULAR STOCK! ; though the nianufacturer, the came to Arixona. Maybe he'll aay, begin ‘sometime in mid-August—'‘‘around the 20.th,” Regiilar,81.98. Regular 8|.09. But of his devotion to his Mos- ' North American Aviation Co., had *Becauae my wife s'anted to move IVhi Slxe .... $ 1 . 8 9 Twin site ... $ 2 . 3 9 6-Pc. Staak Kuila Sat SPECIAL $ 3 .9 5 l(fm faith: announced receiving a number of here.’ , / Turin Slxe . ; ...... $ 2 . 4 9 VALUES FROM $10.95 to $24.?S "Each Friday, Uke every good Washington, July 11 (fl*)—The Supreme Court today up Regular 81.89. .Sheffield Blade*. Guaranteed forever *hnrp New I.*Mtrex multi-million dollar contracts for "We’ll ask him why he left hla Regular 88.19. Regular 88.89. handle*. Win not chip or emeu. Dl*hwa*her''ganranteed.' Full MoslcBi. ^ spend an hour in medi its development. last job. Maybe he'll say, ‘Because held 8-0 the U.S. government's decision to turn over.GI Wil roll Sire ..... $ 2 . 0 9 Full Sine .... $ , . (AU. SALES HNAL) hollow ground. Gift boxed. , tation and prayer. That it my 2 59 Full Sire ...... $ 2 . 6 9 .most beautiful nbur.” In Uarcfl 1958, former Air Force my wife wanted me to quit.’ We liam S. Girard to'Japan for trial in the killing of a Japane'sa • Prince Aly Khan, 48, has gen- I Secretary Donald Quarles, who la try a few ntorc times before we woman. ■ now deputy secretary of defense, come to the conclusion the guy The High Court, ia an unsigned opinion, ruled: „erally been regarded as the heir- said that Navaho had ’’range, ac won't do a thing without hU Low, Low Prices On ixpparent, but some doubt recently curacy and load carrying capabill' 1. Delivery of Girard is not prohibited by the Constitu> Bargains From Our Notion Dept, G /m ^ D fP T V BABYSHOP SPORTSWEAR was expressed as to whether he Use at least as good aa the ballis (Continued on Page Four) tioa; and or Prince Sadruddin, 14, the Aga'a tic missile,” WONDERFUL NO IRON E-^raOSSED TAFFETA VINVL OCILTED PLASTIC GIRLS’ SUMMER Harvard-educated younger ton 2, In the absence of a constitutional bar, the judgment UTTLE GIRLS' ' W'ould be named. The Aga was The Navaho was test $red tot of the Executive Department should be upheld. SPECIALS ^ Girard Is to be turned over t/> DACRON CURTAINS Garment Bags "" ‘S $1.69 COTTOH SKIRTS said to have been disturbed s6oiit AGA KHAN (CoBtiaaed am Paga Thraa). BATHING SUITS DISnO.VTI-NCED NUMBERS ^Aly'^ playboy activities.. Aly is iRed Tags Ike’s the Japanese under a Status ot T.>.r«d e.«M. sntilMd " SM . YOL’R CHOICE OF THREE SIZES— site* 7 to 14. "the former husband of Hollywood Forces Agreement, similar to pacts 1 J I'.MBO SIZE—HOLDS CP TO 18 OARME.NTS RATHING SUITS actress Rita' Hayworth. . the United States haa with some 3" lettem H«ms • d r e s s SIZE—HOLDS CP ixy 8 GARMENTS Regular $1.98. NOW $1.49 VALUES TO $17.88 .' ’’Father is right in not discussing Qean H-Bomb SO friendly nations. ’*'0 « or lACKETF" Regular $3.98. NOTV $2.99 SFECIAL-410.99 - who will inherit, bix UUs,” Sladcvidr 'Tha M 41"x54"LO N G SHOE BAGS tG MATCH...... dln'JiBHI'an Intef^veer recently. ths absence of a constitutional ■ylo. S2,69>.'.PfM IF GlRLS*-'«*»-^^ ■-HTOH.;. ' VALUER,50,818.85 Alpert Urg€8“Town& latlbn the "wisdom of ths arriuig*-'. R!SlifRlar$2.93:^^ $ 2 ^ 2 9 Tt would only cause unhappiness 41"x63’*^t6W6 $2.98 Pr. SPACE SAVERS and V SPECIAL--$Y9 in the family. The question of suc- ment is exclusively for the deter PLAYSHITS 'tession has' never been discussed Prague; July 11 (45—’Nikita mination of the executive and legis _4r’x72” LONG $2.98 Pr. 88 c s a l e GARMENT HANGERS lative branches. of government” TROUSER HA.'ir'UER.S...... 6 lor 88e Site* 7 to 14.' NATIONALLY ADVERTISED SUMMER SKIRTS by any of us. among the family.” Khrushchev' today labeled Presi 41"x8r' LONG Sods gt Bedside Share Repair Costs And, the court aaid: NEVERSLAP TROUSER and SKIRT irA.VGER.s! 85.98 VALUES ’ $2.98 Pr. ...3 forSSe Present st the bedside when, dent Eisenhower's .talk about a "We find no constItuUqnal or SKIRT HANGERS VITni WONDO CUP...... 8 for 88c PAJAMAS WOOD DRESS HANGERS.. Regular $2.98. NOW $199 N O W $3.79 death came Was the Aga Khan's clean H-bomb "a stupid thing.” statutory barrier to the provision RUPFI.ED-.5V4' FINISHED RUFFLE PLASTIC MESS HANGER .. H for 88e 'Vlfe—his fourth—and foth_ aons. George Alpert, preeident of thebbridge and I5i2.000 for operating At the same- time, speaking to as applied here." COMRINATIQN SUIT HANGERS ...8 .for 88e GIRLS' SHORTS Sadruddin la planning "To'marry | flW H&v«n Rallrn^H toWtnM «>•th*. in***iamm and*ims9 uwe'U« A*ll- restore9>mll4A«aA gItAthe service,' workers at the Stallnj^ad meta- Warren Reads Opbiioa . .'.5 for 88e Regular $2.23. NOW $1.59 ^ in a Dybr, S^ London model. The Public Utilltiee Commission today Alnert said. Chief Justice Warren' read the 48”x54" L O N G ...... $3.69 Pr. MEN'S COAT or SUIT HANGERS ... .5 for 88c 81.98 VALUES lurgical plant here,, he gave broad SHOE VALET...... BATHIHG SUITS W'tdding had been set for Monday. that he would recommend that the Cost of rebuilding the bridge, re approval for Uje development of opinion for the court in a apecially 48"x63“ Lo n g ...... MULTIPI.E BLOUW or SHIRT RACK. , . .each 88c N O W $1.69 ' The Aga Khan was flown to road restore Hsrtford-Putnam pas storing signal equipment, reballaat- communism accoriJing to “na called session...... $3.98 Pr. . . .each 88c site* 7 to 14. senger service if communities ing and removing dangerous rock Ths case had been under conaid- 48"x72"LONG ...... MULTIPLE SKIRT RACK__ ___ . . .each 88c SPORTSWEAR along ths route provide 90 per cent tional peculiarities" and Indicated ...... $3.98 Pr. HOUSEDRESSES (Oontimied on Fage Seventeea) at the Bolto^cutwould run arouniL Aa ;Vmuld hold an, $arly meeliag- eration by ths JusUces side* Mon.- 1 'J 4r'x8l" LONG ...... of coat 'involved. $508,000. Q flhU 'toU i; >* qanu Ol* wlth President 'ttto In an effort day When they held anoUisr spe ...... S4.49 Pr. SALE! IfOLLOW GROUND FORGED STEEL "ELK” I5IPORTED Regular $3.98. NOW $2.99 88.98 VALUES Alpert offered the propobition-at bridge Itaelf would coat' $110,000. cial session to .hear four hours of A*. Silts 3 to $1 to hea) finally the Kremlin’* rift SHEARS ond SCISSORS FRETEEN 2 0 % Off N O W $2.59 thejPUC hearing on the railfoad's "I want to mak* it very plain,” with -Yllgoalavla. argument on It T IR G -^ E S H IR R E D TOP. RUFFLED RO H O M Defense Gets petition to abandon permanently hfe added, "that the New Haven “President Eisenhower Is a tal JusticA Douglas did not parti- REGULAR $2.23 TO X A the service that was interrupted by doesn't want to abandon any ented man of great principles," cipats. He had left on vacation $3.25 VALUE ^ l e O T ' COTTON SKIRTS NATIONALLY ADVERTISED FLAYSUITS the August, 1955 'flood. » e rv ^ tf the public want* it.” tHffore the High Oou:^ agreed to 36"x30" LONG ...... $1.98 Pr. 87.98 VALUES He said he la,*now attempting to said Khrushchev. “But look at SJxetStoU . G)py of Some He had aaid earlier that the fact what a stupid thing he says when pass on an order by U.S. distri^ TMnning $h«an. Barber .Shear*, Kitchen Shear*. Dreaemaker work out a simllAr arrangement in that 25 persona a day UMd the Judge Joseph C McGarraghy 36’ *34" L O N G ...... ; $1.98 Pr. TOPPER SETS N O W $5.99 connection with the Old Co.lony he saya there is a clean hydrtwen Shear*. Sewing .Sciwem. EmbreiSerjr SeilMon. line indicated that the aervlee waa 'bomb. How.can you have a clean barring Girard’s delivery to the Regular $3.98. NOM' Line which runs from Boston to Japanese for trial. $399 ALL SALES FINAL FBI Records ^ p e C ^ . not In deniand. bomb to do dirty thing? It means GIRLS’ DEPT. — SECONDPX.OOR Regular $3.9$. NOW $2.99 SPORTSn’EAR—SECOND FLOOR He said members of Chambers Favor* SUbaldy the destruction of children and The decition waa a major vie- Knoxville, Tenn.. July 11 tfP>— of Commerce* and other private Alpert made hie 90-10 per cent JIackstraivs on RailrortdLine women. What a contradiction. w il l iAm o ir a k d tory for the admia’stratlon, which MORE OF THOSE WONDERFUL has contended that rsfueal to Federal Judge Robert, ,L. Taylor groups have Indicated a .willingness 'proposition In connection with his Crane car, left, starts ^to untangle ■wreckage of 26 New Haven They call dirty thinga clean.” -h $1.49 VALUEILUE advocacy of a aubaidy for rail Would irixitect Innocent turn Girard over to the Japaneaa handed to defenae counael the copy to help the railroad recoup 90 per Railroad freight cars after, early, .morning derailment at Jewett EXTRA HEAVY FLANNEL BACK DRILL $1.00 SHEER SEAMLESS cent of the 82.5 million per year roads carrying paaaengera. City. Three cars, crashed through wall of lumber warehouse,' President Elsenhower told a would be a , grave threat to 1 ciol TOILETRIESrETC. of the oral atatement made by Alpert ha* been a strong pro- new* conference on June 26 scien America’s security. The adminle-' spe MANUFACTUREIl'$ R; ' O. Crossno. Clinton school I(we austained bn that line. right There were.no injuriee. lAP Wirephoto). Army ^Releases ponf nt for auch a subsidy, he com tist* had told him that, given four tratlon argument was that if the CLOSEOUT! board offlclalrtb-th* FBI. - Under the 1947 reorganisation of IRONING BOARD NYLONS COTY COF.OGNE WITH ATOMIZER ...... $2.00 the railroad, the New Haven ha* mented that domi..uter'*crvice is or five year* more, of experiihen- agreements under which 'Ameri *raylor said, howev^, that this eaeqntial to the life qf metropoli tation, they can turn out a hydro cans overseas rosy be tried 1^ WHAT A VALl'E! Run, re*i*t micro «hcer me*h In new $1.00 TUSSY CREAM DEODORANT ...... 50c ruling did not mean that the de the right to close down that line Briton Jailed ■ummer ihade*. Site* 8>2 to II. If losses exceed 8250,000 In any tan areas, but maintains that gen bomb “absolutely dean” of foreign courts for off-duty acts KEO. 88.98 71" x 84” COVERS NEM' TONI HOME PERMANENT ...... ,...... $2.29 fense wcnild get all the FBI docu railroads cannot afford to provide radioactive fallout—meaning one wero canceled, U.S. forces would .MANCHESTER DAYS SPECIAL ments j h the Clinton ,segl-egatlon one year. Alpert said he will Malenkov Gets Job have to ceme home.’ r- i t ' that can be used to knock out ■ I IMRA DEPILATORY CREAM ...... , . ..7Sc and $1.23 ' cases. abandon the, line by OcL 1, 1957 For 3 Murders it 90 per cent of the railroad'! Repeating this view today,, he mlliUry target without endanger At the same time, the declaiott BAN DEODORANT ...... 98c The defense demanded the 'oral aaid: ing innocent b}0rtandera far away. was a aetbaok for forces in Cbn- CHATHAM HYLOH P air 'atatement suinmary, ' having ob loss is not' made tip by the town*. ..Washington, July 11 (41 — The •A • I- 8 7 c each 69c LARGE LACO SHAMPOO ...... 89c Alpert said he would ,.piake, the "What kind of peculiar thinking The Soviet Communist boss' Army today ordered the release AND tained yesterday Croasno's- state Far- fcom Moscow comments op Eisenhower came at . (Oonttnued oa Page Tfn) same proposition in regard to the is going on that maintain* that and deportation of a British mothei' NOXEMA SKIN CREAM ...... ; ...... 79c ment which was .in FBI files. At' the end of ah Aour-long talk on will eatlaat lighter weight covere eeverai that .time, the oral summary given Hartford—-Putnam line. ' -, ., other forms of trahaportation can 1 _ _ serving a life sentence for the mur $2.98 EASY TO CLEAN 60c ALKA-SELTZER ...... 54c "I’ll make this proposition," said be helped but railroad* muet stand , ^ Commtiniam to cheering worker*. der of three of her.children while RAYOH BLAHKETS time*. Elastic silpHui—wRI fit any ■ IrMrd to FBI was kept by Taylor. on their own feet? How can we ! London, July 11
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P A iS B T W O ICANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN« THURSDAY, JULY 11, 1967 MANCHESfE B EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN>vTyUR8DAY. JULY 11, 1967 PAGE THREE bar o f the Bxacutlva Bommlttaa, ceded by the .regular buainasa R o c k v ille chairman of the Legislative Com meeting. Funeral Held mittee, and a member of the Spe Commander Paul' Prokop has 1 EASTWOOD] Nikita Trying cial Committee on Uniform gifts to announced that' members not Sheinwold qa bridge •Big Gas OPEN TONIGHT Minors Acts. The conference is con pretdously initiated are invited to Ji«fl l*iuir«itpr Building Seen Passing For Wife of Kirk nettles Ralak Maeluv TILL 9 691 MAIN ST. sidering 11 uniform and four model attend the ceremonies. A degree 1..;^ Jaaic* Rale • To Show Blood acta for submission to state legis team from Willlmantic will be **Gun nirht At Signs Illegal^ latures. present. ■ ■ UNNECiBSRABV FINEOM^ 8onth dealer O. K. Corral** , MANCHESTER . $2 Million Mark This Year Ex-President LEADS TO DEFMT "A Wonuui's Atty; Lugg was recently, ap Rammer Daaca Ret Kerth-Bpiitb vulnerahle DevotioR” • Purges Ended point^ to the state post of legis The second of the summer By Alfred R li^old NORTH C«lAr Bracken Rules NEXT TO GAS CO.' S:M-R:ee i' ■ - ' — Rockville, July 11 fSpecUi)—^buildi|ig oAoiel. he cut, eppeljit «n lative commissioner, effective May, dances being held by the American Plymouth. V t. July 11 09>—Tha Smith loet an 'gams in to A K 7 i:iMiia-iaiai OomiBorclal development b«» Uken assistant with the approval, of the 1958. H'e is presently serving as Legion is scheduled for July 27 at aahts of Mrs. Calvin Coolidge, wid day's hand, a ^ fo r ' taking an un V S 2 [ (Continued from Page One) (Contiiiued from Page One) the iMd In Rockvllle'e growth lhi« mayor. A deputy inspector, how- director of the legislative council. the Post home. ow of the former President, will necessary- fUtMsc, This was very 9 Q J 1« 7 I 8*1. "NONEEY ON MY BACR" be burled tomorrow in » grave unlucky, Ad'be sure, but he had no ♦"A$$2 • hpofttlcal leader-almost the year. ever, would have-V> meet the builds .Anniversary Group Aet The dances are for members to blunt the effect of gas price AIR-CCONDITIONED Accoidlng to figures compiled by ing code requirement calling for and their guests, and are held from next to^heae of her husband and bodyIm i klpiself to blame. WiaiT EAST , equivalent of a death sentence —, I Bight local -leaders have been 8:38 p.m. to 12:38 a.m. " * 0 or thtlr non, who died at the age of 38^t opened the seven of clube. 4 » 8 1 I 4 J 10 4 : wars. Roland P. Usher, building inspec three- ye'ars' experience and a Writ j named by the Selectmen to make Malenkov’s fate falia far short of tor, die value of construction after ten and oral test, he said. chestra is being secured and re while the Cootldgea occupied ijgtiA South quickly played low from FKI7 4 yJ19lt • • Plenty Of Parktag ^ I Attorney General Bracken said I plans for the 150th anniversary of freshments .will be served. the White House, the dummy in order to take a 4 8 11 4 A 4 what It might have been. ; th^t airtce an Injunction against only 7H months of the current fU- Defense Alert Ket I the town In O ct 1958. 0 ' Always A Good Time! cal year has exceeded last year's A proclamation isaued by First Clothiiv Oslleeltoa Mrs. Coolldgie died. M ond^ ' at ftneaae. East won with the quean 4 7 4 4 K Q I I •The Soviet announcemeht seemed j enforcing the 1951 law has now ex- total by more than ,$250,000, Atty. Harry H. Lugg wilt head The Women's Council of the her home, in Northamptom'Maaa., of club! and returned the jack of SOUTH to point that up, aa>-ing that Mal- , pired after five years, the Motor selectman Herbert I. Pagan! and I the committee which includes the dwellings are included in that to- Mayor He.rman G, Olson today First Congregational Church of at the age of 78. hearts. 4 A Q $ i • Tomorrow Nito , enkov and othera ouated from top ; I Vehicles Commissioner is free to dwelUinga are included in that to ! Rev. George S. Brookes, author of Vernon is collecting clothing, ac Her grave and tltat' of her hus ¥ A Q I i enfiwce the law. urges citizens to . cooperate with South broke into a cold sweat, poats were not being persecuted, tal, Usher said-' Uivil Defense officials in the na I the towm's history, "(^iscades and cessories, dolls, books and stmilar band and son nrp^-iut a quarter of for ha could see that he had let a 4 K I I S din* and Doroo i The law sayi that no gaa price From Nov, 15. 1958 to June 30 tional defense test tomorrow. ! Courage." Also on the tiommittee articles for migrant workers and a mile away from the homestead cold game slip through hia flnfers. « J 10 9 ,-were given "evtry opportunity" Icj signs o^ any type may be displayed Veoji ot this year, new buddings erected Local residents are asked to par 'are: Mayor Herman G. Olson; their*famiUes. Donors .are'asked to where Col,. John Coolidge admin He put up the ace of hearts and South West North Best Wally Helds
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W K N B —«40 n n o —lOM Quartet Presents ElinAXRASSED ilT AONET Use ■ Daily Radio n i i A y — WDBt>-lS60 Musicale Sunday . BRLA-RO-PEOL ''''And See the'DIirenmee. «H X ;C — 12M E M te n OajrllEht TUm ' WFUP— u ia .8 2 4 -8 2 8 Storrs, July i l — Julian Par At Your Local Drug Store WELDON DRUG’ Th« prorr«m ichcd m *? WHAI • Dodatr* vs Redlega rish's ConUnental-Alres, variety WESTOWN PHARMACT ulea ar« atippliecl by the radio WTIC—r*m*TyiTy r Llvtnf ■ - B7 - singing artists; ivill present a mu ^MAIN STREET man^tementa a^d are aubject to WDHC—Rum NAUffhtofi chanfa without hotjce. WPOP—Hound Dof sicals for the first time at the OPEN TONIGHT University of Connecticut campus WHAY—KAke W»y for'v^uilc WHAY- Dodffm v#i R*d1eK« In the Student Union Ballroom on Wei-- KtfVU* WTIC-FtmfTy LIvJnif ’87 TEL. Ml 3-5161 WXNB—P.M. W17RL.—Rup* NcUithton Sunday at 6:30 p.m, I WTIO—Ro»i Millrr WPOP—Hound Dof Under the direction of Julian Ask Your Doctor WDRU-Cal Koiey W'HAY—DodjRerp vp Rd>d|pgf^ Parrish, pianist and arranger, the MANCHESTER . WPOP—Waxwork* WTIC—rrank ChAUfiPld Orchritra quartet of male voices, described TILL 9 P.M. Otia— X WPRO—Rupp Nauffhton by critics as highly musics 1 To Phono Us WHAY—Make Way fur Uualc ^W TO P—Hound Dof WCCC R w ro Revu* and crisply drilled, ■■ Includes WKNB-P M. „ - If WTIC—Roaa Jllllar WJ Dodjrorp VP Rpd)pgp Clinton Holland, tenqr, of WDRO—Cai Kolby WTIC « ChfttpflPld OrchfpU*A WDRC- , aVftUlchioii /. Charleston, ' W. "Va.; Robert W, WPOP—Waxworka Alexander, tenor, a native of Ten 4:ta— WPOP-^Hi id Dog ' WHAX—Batty tumball nessee; Wanxa L King, bass-bari WHAY—M tt Waich WOO^R agtO wno—Nfwi tone, a graduate of Virginia State W TO&oaa Millar WDRC—N««rt 4 WHtlMT College; and J. Wayland Jackson : WPOP—NtWi THURSDAY W D R O -^ Itoiby basso, who studied a t the Knox-1 WPOP—Waxworka lt:U - vllle College Music Department and , ItM— •. WRAY—NttP Watch WHAY—Batty ^ l^ b a ll W ^ —Rnorts Pinal Sleek and Sup^sonic with Roliert Duke of New York: Your Next WCCO—Record Rartae WDRC—RdM Naughtrm WPOP—Hound Dog Taken during the first format showing of Convalr's B5S Hustler City. I WKNB-P.M. ..photo ahowa the altm lengCh o f the delta-Ming aircraft Imd tha Stars of concert, radio, tele- j WTIO—Radio Latna to the nation's nawamen.''at Ft. Worth, Tex., Wednesday, this I pod designed to carry lts bomb. (A P WIrephoto). FRIDAY t^RO-Cal Kolby WHAY—Night Watch vision and Broadway shows, the; Prouriptloi . WPOP—Waxworka , WTIC—Starlight Scranad# WDRC—Ruas Naughton quartet's repertory ranges from j WHAY—Racoid Jt^lo , WPOP—Hound Dog m kesm an tor tha Arm y Corps of Negro spirituals and Southern • WCCO—Raoort Rartaw It :U - Nike Access Road Engineera. , folk aoogi to selections from WWNB—Snorta WHAY-Nlta Watnh George Gershwin snd Rudolph' WTIC—Nawa WTICz Starlight Sfranada The road Is planned to run over WDRC—New* Raportar WDRC—Night Owl Malenkov Gets Job Will Cost $ a 30-fOot bituminous aurfaca fo r Frtml. ■ * Quinn^ SATURDAY - WPOP—Bob’ and lUy 49,000 one-half mile between the housing The evening's program is open •llA— WHAY—Record Radio »it e and the Garden Grove Rd. to the'public free.of charge and la WCCC—Record Raalae Cliinl>er Saved The United States Arm y is ex Bids are scheduled to be opened part of the Unlvergty's Summer ‘ WKN^P.M., , „ Far from Moscow pecting to- spend about $40,000 for, July 26 In Boston. The Board of Session activUles. ' ! WTIC—Roaa Millar Directors will decide Tuesday JULY 11-12-13 WTJRC-Cal Kolby a rosd in and out of the Capehart WPOP—Bob and Ray By Helicoplei* Alght whether or not the Arm y Serve rooked breakfast cereal d'td— (Oontfanied from Page One) housing site here, secording to a may use town land for' the road. piping hot! It tastes best this way. | MAIN FLOOR SPECIALS : WHAT—Road Show WCCC—Record Ravtaw Stockton' CaHf.. July I I (A>)— WKNB—P. M. Leon Trotiky, Stalin's most bitter WTIC—Roaa Millar "O f courae I'll go on mountain opponent, was sent to the Klaakh- Local Stocks CHILDREN'S WDRO-Cai Kolby_ climbing.” aaya John Flndldy stan city of Vem y (n o * known as WPOP—Bob and Ray Scott, who.was rescued by helicop Alma A ta ), In 1926. IN-THE- freezer bags and cartons Quotations Pufnltbed by SUNSUITS SWIM FINS * 'w it AY—Road Show ter yesterday four day* after he Ust Kamenogorsk is fou r miles .WCCC—Record Rayiew from the closest rail station, the (Jobura A Mlddlrbrooh, Inc. WKNB-P. M., .' suffered severe Injuries In a moun REG. 47e OFF Hydroelectric station Malenkov • Bid Asked 50 WTIC—Roaa Millar .WDRC—Maalar*' Golf Toum « tain-side fall. / will run is one o f the biggest in the Bank Stocks % . 'WPOP—Wonder* ot the World Scott, SiS-year^^ graduate stu Manchester Trust ... 62 67 ditd- Soviet Union. Thousands of politi CHILDREN'S PUSSE BOYS' ,WHAY-DaleUna dent at tha Untveraity ot CaHfor^ cal prisoners and other forced Conn. Bank and WCCC—Good klTenlny Good Muale nla, was rapprted in ’^'pretty good laborers were put to work building Trust C o...... 36 4 *94 WKNB—Today In SperU shape" , by A s doctor despite rrfrac-. the dam and electric plant. Many First National Bank PAJAMAS DRESS PANTS WTIO—New* of Manchester ....-27 32 CARTON WDRC—New* Raportar tures of the wrist, ankle, fotft. two of the inhabitants are former polit WPOP—New* riba and a vertebra and many cuta ical prisoners who ha've.been re Hartford National REG. $1.98 Sl8es4te10>-REG. $1.98 S :li— Bank and Trust Co. 294 314 WHAT—Rveniitc Serenade ani^bruiaes. leased but remain under special de WCCC—Good Maaolna Good Muale ■nown first to a hospital In crees permittins them to live only Fire Insurance Compaqlea WKNB—Eveninf Serenade BOYS'SUMMER w n c —Sport* ^Bishop, then to a hometow-n hos at distances from Moscow. Aetna Fire 65 68 BOYS' JACKAREE WTIRO—Weather and Zairoan , pital here. Scott said the¥e would XIalenkov was premier from Hartford Fire ...... 150 160 C W’POP—Lawrence Walk / be no more mountain climbing Stalin's death in 1953 until two' National Fire .. 1 , 71 75 PAJAMAS SHIRTS ^ $■ **WHAY—Serenade . _ , ^ . . "for a while, as I gues* I'll be flat years later, when he wAs disposed Phoenix ...... 654 684 WCCC—Good fenreiltna Good Moate' on my back for some-time." by Khrushchev and g iv en the dlrec -RfGr$r.29 WKNB—Evenln* Serenade,^ Life and Indemnity. Ins. tibsT SiztsJifo 1 2 ^ E G . $2.49 BIKE SALE 'And when I do start again. I'm tion of all the nation's electric WTIC—TBA _ / Aetna Life ...... going to be niore cautious." he power stations with the rank of . .309 219- Y: -H . WDRC—Muale a U Ca;;M Aetna Casualty. . . , ★ 6 -k-kifirk-k-kifk-kirkirkirkirkitirkirkirkitirkititit WPOP—Mel Allen- addH. minister. In the past week he hsx . .137 147 CHILDREN'S tits — Scott plunged "about 60 feet In. been accused of master-minding the Conn G en eral...... 298 308 BOYS' COWBOY WHAY—Sere.nada Hartford Elec. Lt. two bounces” to a ledge at the plot that puiT^ed important Com .. 554 .57 4 WCCC Bead Erablna hiTi Good Muale T ra velers...... SWIM SUITS i J WKNB l arant da _ . Id.OOtV-foot level of Palisade Peak munists In the so-called Leningrad .. 83 87 w n c —Three Star Extra Public Utilities SHIRTS WDRC—Lowell Thomaa in Kings Canyon National Park case, trying to sabotage Soviet REG. $4.98 I BUY ’EM IN THE C6RT0N $ WPOP—Maet the Artlat . adiile . he was hiking with five government policy and trying to Conn Power ...... 41 4.T SiiM4 to12— REG. $1.98 friends Saturday. organise Illegal
dered how ht 'could kaep his head. ience of knowing Christ as Lord Frank Lynch As a sympAthsUe and eOBbines knowledge and aoRiari- fllanrl?PBtpr And now the Moscow radio an Dropdles and. Saviour. loyal commiasloner, ths center of enca in state affairs with eomplata nounces that he Is keeping hie heed, T'h'e Christian mother pioneers Connecticut decialon wae atill kept in the Oov- personal reliability and a concept Bg ROGBR PRICE with her husband in the found ernor'a office, and Lynch was of public ‘ service which ranks So F|tftfM-Right lEDruin^ limtii) and is returning, once more, to the puBi.umi!.u BY n u i ing o f the home, the establishment never given the business, io to political considerations second. I f ■ KRAl.n PRINTIMU CO.. INC. power elation field- Only, this time, of family patUnia that make for for tour Kltefion- tS BtMCII Stmt Yankee . speak, o f running the state: the Governor was able to resist liAiKbcsl*r :oaa. instead of having charge o f all the peace and happiness - and well Rlbicoff, howfiirer, entered office the need for the brain trust type Ttw WsffMit Shaar Laak raoMA3 r /nrguson electric power stations in Rus being. and the carving out o f the By A. H. O. of organization o f his two pra- WALTER R FERaUBON determined to dispense with the Publtiben sia, he le In diargc of just one, con family's,, destiny, . • brain trust as such. And, although deceseora, that was largely be The Christian mother pioneers cause he had, in Loughlin!'' foundad October L MM veniently located.ln a Siberian cold . State Commissioner of Finance there has been s subsequent sc- wdth countless -other noble souls cumulaUon o f personnel which thing of a one nijan brain trust. WPUWIVUPublUIMd ETerjr Erentiif Excert spot soma 1,800. miles from Mo*-, and Control Joseph M. Loughlin •dDdaya' y« Andand Holldar*.I Entered et tM who seek to build a better society, represents a grudging recognition Poet Ottlce a; I Mancbeiter Conn., u cow. particularly In those organizations held the sceond' most important of the facts of gubernatorial life, l ecend______ClMt ^ Mall Matter. SUBSCRIPnON RATES The Moscow radio is really hurt which with holy vision strive to poattlon in the Stata government there has n o t. t ^ n any dSvelop- SA Bible Sdwbl Payable la Advance ______and offended that anybody in the face the problems presented by Only the elected -Governor has ment of a brain trust operating the firm frontiers of today's life. parallel to the field covered by the / West should expect anything less more to say about how Connecti ^ Tear .... office of Finance Commiasloner. Closes Tomorrow' Momhe ... civilized o f the enlightened demo- cut government operates, and not .. Monlba even he Is supposed to know more The result has been that prob Montb ... craticT regime in Russia. lem after probleqi has gone direct The cltyi^ program ef the Va LT ...... 3% Sales Tax Set than the Finance Commissioner. be Copy .. W e in the West, however, will The burden upon Loughlin waa ly from the deek ,of the Governor cation KHus' School conducted by to that of the Finance Commis X MEMBER or prefer to continue saluting the heavy, in particular, not because the l^vation Army will be pre For Massachusetts he reached for power and in sioner, there to be whipped into rUE ASSOaATED PRESB strategy and the realism o f the sented tomorrow evening at 7 / Tbe Aaeociatad Preea la axcluateely ‘ElephaM..8ignallng for a fluence and declaion, as did aome shape for decision and implementa anUUed lO'the lue of repubtication of Kremlin regime rather than its Right'tHaad Turo’ (Continiied from Page One) commissioners in the past,' but be tion of declaion. .b^ock in the • Citadel. A ll in- all neere dtipatcbea credited to It. or, Whatever the effect of thlg WHEREV®* YOU GO... aot othrrwlee credited In tula paper humanity. Actually the Eaephant In this cause" work and research and re tereeted are cordially {hvited.. and al*o tbe lobal ne»e pebllabed here. Obviously, It faced two dangers, Droodle la going to make a left- Furcolo made several change, sponsibility for, recommendation burden may have been upon M e Under the direction of Miss All itcbte of republlcatlon it apodal Loughlin, he took it with out?l%rd NEW 1957 dlapatcbee bereln are alao reeenred. and chose between them. One was hand turn but it happens to be a in his. original sales tax plan to and organization were naturally Mary Brownell and Mias Dolorea Female Elephant and you know win the favorable vote of the com funneled towarit him by Covernpr calm, and discharged 11 with the danger of leaving Malankov Wanser, twb young girla from tha fllli aemce client of N. B. A. Sere. how unpredictable Women Drivers mittee. RlbicofTs style of operation. persUtent diligence. He .bame to FRIGIDAIRE Me Inc. alive, with the possibility that he the office interested In the jUb Publlenere Repreeeatatleaa: TIM are. However, there's no denying In addition, the joint committee Two previous governors. Bowles Naw England Fellowship, a lot of JuUue Mattaewa Special Asency — New might once again become a rally the fact that Women are much and Lodge, brought the brain trust rather than In poUtick He found enthusiasm and interest has been Ree ns for extim large TorE Chlcaao. Detroit and Boatoa. added several amendments of its SAM E FINE QUALITY, .y that, ao far as O ofem or Rlbicoff created among the boys and girls tnde-ln altiijjMcea. MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU Or ing point for a political opposltioh. safer drivers then men. Statistics own before reporting oiit the bill. system of operation to full flower CtRCULAnoNB prove that they have less acci The committee added some new in Connecticut. Each of them had waa concerned, /there were no and many have attended for the The qther waa the danger of political demapds upon him, and dents; But of course there are sev exemptions to the tax, incliiding what amounted to an organization., first time. Sincere thanks and The Beralil Pnntint Company, Inc., offending public opinion,' in the that he was fgto to operate accord- aaaumea ao taanclal reaponalbUity for eral reasons why Women are rare candy, aviation gasoline, vessels within the Governor’a office Um U appreciation has been extended to world, and in Russia, by a revival ihg to hIs «w h life-long ideals of Burton D. typoeraptUeal errora appearing la ad- ly Involved in collisions with other of SO tons or more, patent medi which was responsible for research them and' to Mrs. Major Pickup. rertlaementa and other reading mailer of the blood bathe associated with vehicles. 1. They hardly cVer ex and recommendation in all fields of public aqrirlce. He w a « at phllo- Thanks are. alao due to the SAME BIG SAVINGS! tat Tlie Mancbeater Beeaing Berald. cines. leased movie films and fur state policy. In the case of Bowies, sophtef); peace with h is 'j($ , but teachers, Mrs» Gladys Vennart, the memory o f StaliR. The present ceed the speed limit. 2. They are niture in furnished apartments. the PEARL On tl>e road . . . frofo Maine -to New York . . • you have a friend, tmiited and reliable, Olapmy aorertlaing cloaing bourai less excitable In emergencies. 3. the presence of a holdover Repub / mountainous. ^ Mrs. Rhoda Krinjak, Mrs. Helen fo r Monday—1 p.in. Friday. regime in Russia is making a great Those are Inaddition to the ex AppUssee and Furniture Oeatar in First National. These fine, modern stofea are waiting to serve you just as well away TTiey avoid other traffic by driv lican, James Lowell, in the post of foKGovernorTUbiCoff. He bad bH^Fiah, Mrs. Bari Lawie, Faith Hall, propaganda effort to show' the emptions specified by the gover For Wedaraday—I p. m. Tueaday. ing on the Sidewalks. As a mat nor, including prescription med Finance Commissioner, was an come the strongest and most de Lyiffie Mathiason; also Billy Pick 64* MAIN STREET as at home — quickly and courteously. And you save cash at EVERY First National__ For nuraday—1 p. m. Wedneaday, world a Russian smile. A new added reason for this, even though ter of fact my colleague. Dr. icine, fuel fo r home heating, food pendable right Arm fo r the up an^^'Hie volunteer drivers who F w Friday—I o. m. Tbunday. . Lowell wound up very cooperative nTiere Servlea Is Undsistood and that’f the thing, to. savel FwSatUday—I p. at. FteSiy. purge In RuAsis could set this ef Schwine. conducted a survey of and children's clothing. Governor In the business of the helped transport the children, in many programs he thought good OaadOed daadllae; I0 ;Ej a.aa. a t._ fort back . ^ t as much as did last New York 'City Drivers and he The new exemptions would re state. And the loss will be toll among th^w.Tom MaxwSlI. George day of ■obltcadjea except aelorday — for the state. Proctor, F lo j^ , Chapman, John P ft in fall's bloody events in Hungary. discovered that the Women are duce the estimated revenue by 38 ddubly''as the Governor conducts _ In the case of Lodge, who had his search for someone else Wbo-i Munsle and Mrs. Jojin J. Connolly. a lot' more courteous than the Hen. million, to about $108 million. Read Herald Advs. Tliursday, July IX Furthermore, Inside Ruesis itself, When the Women ran over him Malenkov is not without popular The committee also recommend they said, “ Excuse me.” ed some new amendments.to the FOR YOUk SHOPPING CONYENltNCBt A^UmR: Term Lease following, some of which derives income tax cuts contained In the from the fact that he was actually The accumulating opinion o f sales tax proposal offered by Gov- tha first to inaugurate aome of town offidala U converging upon, A Thouglit for Today Furcolo. the domestic policies Khrushchev One of those would make the de FIRST NATIONAL SUPER MARKETS one vcriUct with regard to the is- Spsasored by the Manchester CONVENIENT.. . FRONT DOOR PARKINS F U Z A ... DRIYE^N^INDOW le now following. pendency deduction $800 Instead of 1041 MAM SnSST AIW pue Che Manchepter Country Connell of Ghnrches the present $400 or the $600. The Kremllh decisioH apparently Club. That peemlngly unanlmoua recommended by Furcolo. lAsr ennaa snor, MANCHtnsa verdict ia in favor of a long term .was that It would coat "loo. much nie Pioneer MeOier The taxation committee also 147 to take Malenkov’s head. Tbbr Js VEAL LEGS Earth has never had braver or voted to raise the tax’s share to RUMPS leaae to the club, Involving moet of . a • ■ ' cities and towns to three-quarters ,•/' / - ’ ' ^ ■ U c present course, as ajrainit out no sudden proof o f humanity, in ftohler souls than the pioneer OPEN OPEN < the Krim lin. It is. however, not mothers. Untold hardships and of the total revenue, rather thai)/ right .pale, to the club, of ieee the two-thirds recommended by THURSDAYS FRIDAYS OPEN TILL 9 PJl EVERY wittout its encouraging sapeet. countless sacrificea were theirs as valuable land on which the club they made hbmes in the wilderness. the Governor. Tbs force o f public opinion ^las ob 4 P.M. teSP.M. / 4 P.M. toDP.M. A Tender, Flavorful, Delicious Roast would^ conetnict Itself a new In their devotion to families, con The governor said his proj^sal viously becoma a strong factor In WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY tni FRIDAY! course. tributions to- community interests, would have given the cittbs -and -----^ . The aeemlng unanimity., of the tha framing e f current Ruaeian and loyalty to God they have been towns $75 million toward reducing a constant inspiration to succor their local real estate taxes. The Cut From Young Milk-Fed Calves verdict, on die part of thoiM town policlea. ing generations. new proposal would give com- bodiee which have been research Fathers and mothers followed muniUcs $72,475,000. ing into the lipue, would seem to Evolution Of A Champion the frail together and shared the The state's share would fall from make the policy binding, close to a thrilling adventures of the opening the $37 million, as estimated in FIRST NATIONAL ■ ''1 . taka it or leave it basts, so far as The career of Althea Gibson In o f a new and promising coUntiV. the governor’s proposal, to about WaR TrhnaMd • 4 to 5 Lb Avaraga It is ever the lot and privilege of $18,225,000. the C ou n t^ d u b ia concerned. the world of amateur tennis has motherhood at its beat, parUcularly The opmpromisa sal|M tax pro been crowned 1^ her auccass at FRESH Thij will ; certainly disappoint o f Christian motherhood, to be. a posal .would increaae the basic ANNOUNCES Wimbledon, In which she stood, at MAYONNAISE that aecUon o f Country Club companion in pioneering. state Income tax exemption on Smoked PicRiics »43* MADY TO COOK opinion and policy w{Ucli, sinbit- last, as tha world's finest woman The Christian mother pioneers earned Income from $2,000 to $2,- . tared by Uw dub.'S present period player.. B u t' the. most thrilling When she takes her child gently, 500 and similarly raise by $500 the . / v ' . Trimmad - Lean and Tandar exemption on unearned hicoms. In ef uncertainty and biset^iy, haidl' phauHT Of that carear was not the by the hand and leads him Into the glad venture of life, teaching the latter category the alngle per lehMd trituaph at Wimbledon, but llaally come to the deciilon that him life’s important lessons, lead son would have his exemption NEW SERVICE Creamy Smooth QT JAA CHICKENS the d u b could only serve Its own that disciplining of natural sblll- ing him into life's moat enriching raised to $1,500 and the married tlea which was the prelude to experiences—especially the exper person to $2,000. Smoked Butts »63* welfare by cstabliahing Itself, at Wimbledon. last, on land owned by itself. HORMEL - Mildly Curad to S'* On the ether hand—and tUs ia With Mlae Gibson, that wiU to Lb Average the moat Important consideration win which is perhspe the neces - 4 3 ' involved—the proposal for a long sity for any top notch athletic YOUR CHECKIND ACCOUNT CAN BUILD SAVINGS.. term lease still asrvta the basic performer was not always her STECIAL FOR MANCHESTER DAYS! ICE CREAM Sliced Bucori ^ 79* fSimeM and Justica which ought friend. H er game had certain nat to be involved in the town's han ural attributes which were temp 010 HUNDRED HORMH - ah Deaf 1-RT Jfi dling o f tha situation. That basic tations to her will to win. She was Rich - Oaamy Jootl a powerful player; the temptation falm eis and justice demands that IT'S A SURE W AY TO SAVE... AY Popular Ftavon FRESH the Country Club, viewed both'as ^■s to attack, o n ly ;. she could Frunkfurts ^‘59* B private organiaatioh and a com fore# the pace; tha temptation waf 2 TRY IT WITH DaiciO U S . . munity iaatltutioiii ahould hot be to rely on pace alone; ahe could RECORDS Hormel Genoa Solomi 4oznca45c SWORDFISH forced out of exlitence in Manches serve an ace; the temptatioa was CbecoUts Syrup ■ 35 < 59^ ter because, two years ag^, the to try to win with a succession of Besce fates suddenly threw the Globe «s. Hollow tract on the maricet; with Tha triumph o f Althea Gibson, the town almost forced to buy.. in the and, was that after years FruH Flavored The difference between actual of missing the top primarily be HERE’S NOW IT WORKS ^resk Summer Product! cause ahe could not resist tha FULL PT cwnerriiip and a long term lease is 1. Fill out the attached form, instructing us to charge your checking ac more psychological tlisn real, even stron'g gaipble for the “kill," she JUG count with a definite amount each month until further notice from you. ' l a r g e .-RED RIPE when it includes the prospect that finally learned to discipline her Za-rex Syrups the Club will be asked to make own game, to husband and ration 2. We will credit your savings account with the amount you specify,. capital axpendltures on. land it her own power; to mix conscious ON A L L OUR White Dathroom Tissue does not own. And,'although there generalship w ij^ her natural' ca- 3. We will do the bookeeping; when you present your k&vin^s book with 1000 W R IN G CHERRIES la ptlU much that could be said In parities. Wheh tbe had finally your duplicate deposit tickets all transactions will be recorded. “39 gained command of herself, she SHEET favor o f having tha -Club own it- $3.98-$4.98-$5.95-LPs 4. You merely make the usua! deduction on your check book stub, aelf and having the town get back became-the 'victor at Wimbledon, ROLLS and that was what made that vic Scot Tissue some portion of Its own expendi R E ,^ CONVENIENCE: You, make a regular savings deposit without a PEACHES ILBERTAS— (Soldan Ripa 3 LBS 39* ture for the Globe Hollow tract. It tory SO thrilling-r-the fact that it THURS. and FRI. ^ Mnk. Your savings accumulate automatically and are would aeem obvious that, at this was taking place on both aidea of available to you whenever you need them. I f you don’t have a checking Economy Size dsde, tha unanimous opinion o f the net, with a graat and eager OPEN NIGHTS TILL 9 CUtTlVATK) - Juky Ripa automatic savings BIG NATIVI . Tender Jwaat toaoi officials and policy shapers oompetitor attaining champion- today. W ell take care of the details, . is Qot going to be OFertumed. ship poise St last. ROLL- ^ Blueberries FT Tbs difference. Is not worth a Scot Towels >9 < Swvoef Com 6 ub3 9 < 2 9 CAROLINA - Rad Ripe STAKT SAVING TODAY Firm Rad Ripa figh t that cannot' bs won. This is Thrte A re Enough the beet the town ia going to of A Daiidous Summer Drink Congressman Ksating of New the MUSIC SHOP U fer, and although it may not be THE REST NATIONAL AUTQMATICWAY Watermolens 5 c Tomatoes 2 SS3 5 « the beet, from the point of ■view York, in thinking out loud the "EVERYTHING IN MUSIC" Grope Drink or 46-OZ eTOie hopes o f the Club, it is g ^ other day about how nice-it would CANS miough. ~ be to ha-ve n fpurth strike for 1013 MAIN ST. PHONE Ml 9.2034 Oronge Drink ( 'Tt does offer a basis for the con batters in baseball, was. not really 5 3 ENCYCLOPEDIA of RECORDED JAZZ tinuance of an institution which thinking and talking about base Data Account Number abould not'be lost to Manchester. ball, but about life.' DeluKe Auorlment I t does not penalise or pimtsh the The yearning to have “one more (TlweeANWees for bank us«4—do aai fill to) in 12 Great Albunis Country Club because . it, along chance” at hitting the ball out'-of Check Onet with th(i^ town, was caught in the the perk, in a game or in life, in Check One: NABISCO AUU M NO. 1 NOW ON SALE □ 1 (we) have a cbecktog'kccauBt S ( sudden liquidation Of Cheney Bros, play or in work, is something we □ 1 (w e ) have a Mvlnga account C o o k ie s 9 Red Allen . Mildred Bailey holdings. It proridea a suitable and all feel, at one time or another. THE JAZZ . □ I (we) do not' have a c ^ k ^ ; account □ 1 (we) do net have a Nvings’account Albert AiNnenz ■ Charlie lamat poaitlye use o f town watershed Yet, if the game, or if Ufe, be DROMEDARY • While, Yellow, Devil's Food ------land which would otherwise be gan relaxing the rules, when would, Louii Amitirong Count IsYia sign Your Xame(e) CLUB OF serving the purpoiees of vyatenhed we be content? With one more 19-OZ Duriec Dailey Sidney Bechet alone. I t protects ^ e Iong-.te,rm. chance? Or with- the one after N O TE : U jroa do not have hath typaa o f aeeaunt, PKG rights and interests 'o f the -town, that?,. conpleto toforMatlon will be gtodly fnralabed.* AMERICA '.'I One thing we wroukt all discover, C a k e M i x e s $2.98 Valgkl while giving the Country Club an arrangement In which the good at any rate. If we ^r» the one to flK M d faith of the town as well as tiie hit the ball out Of the park, we Ypakre authorized to charge nay Checking Account $— OB the ' of each written lease would be pledged -to would not be likely to need that Mh, beginning— — — — , ih ls earn Is to be transferred to toy Savinga/Aceount the permanency o f the Club as a fou ^ strike. And if we haven't I each aasatii uaUl further Mttee.,lt la agreed that thh arrangement may be termttikted | Krispy Crackers sunshini mjpko 28e capitalized bn the'chancez life has frozen Jood ^/atuei! ' Mandiester i^set and Institution. at any jime my Checking Account balance ia tosufflclent to cover the danafer on the given us. we aren't very likely 1 1 apecllled monthly date. - I •YOR' CARDEN - FraA Froxan educator Ht to do much better with a brand I Crax nco 35e He Keeps His Head ‘ new chance. , I JOAM CAROL • Light, FiuKy, Delicious Summer Dassart S K C I A L I P u p s ORLEANS • TaUy Dog $nacl 2 7-O Z WCGS 3 l c When Malenkov was deposed as That Is, we suppose, tbe saddest cubes? crushed? flakes? chips? I Sign 'Your Name(a) | Lolli premier, the West speculaUd that thing about life-^^-the fact that it CRAPEFRUIT JUKE 2 £ s23 he would probably have to lose hla doesn't last forever, with Infinite libag c Whstever the ice needs o f fou r busi I ***”**• ' , I ANGEL C A K E -43* Flour WUSIURT a-uiAc 25c 5 55 life as well as his job. Instead, he chances forever renewing them ness, there's a Carrier Iccmsker to selves. PLEASE BRING OB MAIL COMPLETED FORM TO THIS BANK j -ron-GAM iiN.fc-kta.-, was kept In the government, with supply it—cubes, crushed, flakes, SwM f Puus 2 >S1 3 3 ' Moonlight Mallows •urri tm-oiwcg 33c the rank of Minister, with his job A t least, that seenris the saddest A Tasty OiHcreni SW IC IA Li ^ K , chips. Every one of these machines -that of direction o f all Russia's thing, BO long as we are not actual FINAST - Frozen - Juii lake and Serve' EACH Fruit Bread Dread, Fuli pi Fruit- LOAF U l a P ' can cut your ice bills a good 80%. * Puuch Pie Boned Chicken wistchutu r/, oz jar 39c slectric power stations. That was ly exposed to the alternativs. And they all offer Certified Capacity the first deliberate demonstration, W e can sense what the alterna on th e 'p a rt o f the men in the tive^ would be if we think o f Con- —CarrierVexcliisive written guaran Membor of Both Federal Depoait Insurance Cor|>ormtion o Mmuber Federal'Reseeve System ' Kremlin, that the time had come greuman Keating'S ball game be tee o f ice production.' REG CLOROX Toitel Soap liquid Deierqem when you could Io m political pow ing carried, to an extreme in which BARS Pink* Vel 37 c'aL 67* KASCO 2 LB U G (MTS aOTHES REAaV WHITE Palmoliva Dog Meal er without loi^ng your head. ei-ery l»t t e r could stay up until See It Today 3I< But Afslenkov did not quite lose he hit his hoihe run.. It wouldn't lATH his. poUticsl power. H? retained be a game worth playing, it n a t io n a l b a n k Q T I T L 19** W g a l JU G 35« G A L J U G 59. Pahnoliva ^ailel Seep , BARS Ajax - 2 25< Red Cap enough of it to be e threat, m wouldn’t be life worth living, and FIRST *•’'•** ■‘.? 27* •.?45. recent weeks, to the Khrushchev it'would be cdmpletaly boring'and I BlB^la I S95 Ma in sn u n ^ m anchister regime. And now h e . has been pointlMs. In fact,' we couldn't A W i Golden Shorteninq CAN C A N pusged agsin, this Ume from both stand i t - ‘ Infaeflfida 12 02 CAN 3 9 < Cashnara BouquetleiUi So s p 4 |*i*s 3 7 < FluffO 36« 99' S w i f l n i n g Shortening ' .jigCAN 8 9 < jmrty smd govenunent office. , “A Greater Bm k for Greater Maneheater” W a tims; the purging was fol- RETRIOERATION CO. A central um^gardan, to hold tl>q 1402 JQ. lewed by ehsrp sccueatloss which ashes o f I fo r w ^ a n seamen cre RED HEART mated in foreign ports, nflll be es tt-oi Pin 32. Cathuaro Bouquet.<..^.~'2 BARS. 2r. Dog Food CANS 4 i T < SAVE aO c H ^ A l DECANTER swwided like ctougoe of. treason it 143 W. MIDOU nSNnKS--MI M237 Wesson Oil 1.03 tablished In Our Savior’s Cams* self. Dnee egnln, the West won-: tery, Oslo.
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With the proa* and public barred.” Dwinell of New Hampehirc, George couple/ln Wilmington, Del. Their State Heads Express Views Among thoee. atrongly favoring D. Clyde of Utah and Joaeph S, Couple Find Son ^ trlp^had beeninterrupted there for open government waa Gov. George Johnaon of Vermont, r^ trs to the trailer. Skywatch Schedule Clocking ofXanaaa The thirteen who the committee In State Hospital ’ The son disappeared while work ^<5;... J. “After all," Docking remarked aald “generally" endorse open gov- ing as a coal salesman in .Chicago.- On Government in Public vernment replied to queationnaire* in hia reply to a committee quo*- Norristown. Pa., July 11 oP)—A He waa admitted to the hospital ErMay. July I* tionnalre, “the government la the aa favoring open government but here on Nov. 29, 1954. The hospital Midnight - 3 a.m...... Volunteers Needed OiiCACo, Ju ly 11 —A Burvey^Commltte* on Ad^’ancement of buainm of the people. They have did not pin point their polieiee on New Y ork couple* ha* been record* calried the notation “no 2 a.m, • 4 a.m...... Volunteers Needed FREE PARKING o t Um nitten’i « governor* on Freedom of Information eponaoired the right to know everything about open meeting* venua rioaed meet reunited with a son who disap relative*.” He told hi* parents hb 4 a.m. - 6 a.m. .... Volunteer* Needed by Sigma Delta C9ti. a national what la going on at all timea." ing*. *■ peared four year* a'go. They found did not want them to know what 6 a.m. - 8 a.m, .. . <....,. Olive Chartier tlM quMtion of how much the jeurnaliam fraternity. Ita report The conunltte* report aaid the public know about the lUte'a Gov. Albert B. Chandler of Ken him at the State Mental noapital had happened to him. The reason 8 a.m. - 10 a.m, . Olive Chartier waa announced ycaterday, tucky went on record aa favoring five governora who made no pub here, les* than a week after they for hi* admission to the'hospital 10 a.m. - Noon ..,...... Loul* R. Call. Thorn** Hickey miainaaa ahow* thl* breakdown In lic expreaalon were: Gova. William had sold their home to buy a car a joumallim organiaation'a re Stnnming up the reaulta, the the eloatire of tome phaaei of gov waa not learned. Noon - 2'p.m...... LOula R. Call IS IME REAR committee aald the attitude of ernment buaineax. He aald the "ab- G. Stratton of Illlnoi*. George Bell and trailer to make a nationwide 2.p.m. - t'p.m , .,...... Garry Sutliffe. J. Victor Marcln port: Timmerman Jr. of South Carolina, search. If necessary, for the son. Twenty-four favor open govern governora i* "in direct ^ontraat to aence of reporter* encourage* thie DEVELOPER DIE^ 4 p.m. • 6.p.m...... Ronald RIckert, W. Joseph Le- the aituatioii in federal goterA- oabinet ofnceni to< apOak more Vernon W. Thomson of Wisconsin. Harry A. Newton and hi* wife. New York, Jbly 11 «>)—Robert mire m ent with fuU newa coverage. Harschel C. Loveless of Iowa and ON SUMMEFE M ERCHANDISE m ent.” frankly about their p'roblcma." Rebecca, both 68, had a tearful R. Hill, 63, Connecticut real estate 6 p.m. - 8 p.m...... Wayne Garland Hiirteen other* generally en- E dw ard L. Mechem of New Me.xico. reunion with 37-year-old Vlfctor A. OF OUR S7CORE, In federal government, the com developer and New York Maritime 8 p.m. - 10 p.m...... Olive Ray, A. Eagan dorM open government ' Other governor* who aald there Newton at the hospital yesterday. lawyer, died yesterday. He lived in Joseph Marcln,'J. Victor Marcin Stg defended cloeed executive mittee aald. "The proceedlnga of were time* when the cloned execu 10 p.m. - M id n ig h t...... iSHeses {a Paris scientist has developed Two nurses at the hospital, learn Stamford, Conn. Skywatch Post located on lop of Manchester Police Station. aeeatona. all execptlve government and tive aeaaion ia neceaaary were Gove. an ultrasonic device that is said to ing.of the Newtons’ search and be much of legialatlve government Volunteer* may register at Civil Defense Headquarters, Municipal 7" Five expraeeed n*. opinion. Bari K. Long of Louiaiana. Ed dissipate fog and greatly Improve lieving one Of .their patients to be NeW England specialty: Creaced Wednesday, Friday from 1 to ■ The iurvey was con Alto Seat Cisluon Gafloi Spifit Jig Ak-«ocM batk ' ^ 4 mnd seaf.ped . I 25% OFF m ' Spring itMl winT filler Keepe contents coM or hot back support. Natural for hours. Super-durex Burry! Quantities Kraft fiber cover. Seat and eoatediinerissanitary.acid, back measiH’e 16" z 17". rust end alcohol resistant. are limited! IH A ll 7 - Purpose Window YES •>- OUR CUSTOMEJIS ASi WINNSMS BViRY DAY! 470 K II piM THE PRIZES ARE CASH SAVINGS — PLUS STAMPS FOR FREE GIFTS . . . NO CHANCES — NO GAMILING! FAN RRGULAtLY 34.95 Sam Siead Set ef Fi?e,Natcked Ireu YOU'Si A WINNik MVBRY TfMff Now ®® Snead “Blue Ridge” irons feature new* and it fits mo.§t Pfymouths/ ^29 atyie blades with wide bottom flanges. B O N E L E S S Top or BoHom Completely portable. U*o Flanges are chrome-plated with sand .95 Fords, ChevrolGts,^ Hudsons, _ it anywhere.. .in window, blast^ faces, straight-liBe gcoijM. New ■s. on a table or on ths Door. TVue-Temper Century ahafts. Calfskin -Noshos and Studobokersl— , .fits any window 26” to 88” grip. Includes 3, 6, 7, 9, and'Putter. •« glOm if VM ^ lOMr. wide. Fingertip 8-speed control. Size 7.10x15 fits Dodges, 4 0 "SHEER HaSTER" S H.P. "SEA4ET Buicks, Olds, Mtrcuiys, 11-INCH MOWER OUTBOARD MOTOR Pontiocs and others . v SMALL LEAN, MILD CURE CI/T FROM TOP QUALITY FRYERS M S 4 eyltader, 1.C H.P. aagiaa DELICIOUS FROM OUR DELICATESSEN DEPT. CHICKEN LEGS and THIGHS BARBECUED At Manchester Shopping Parkade ktore! Famous Goodyear quality inside and, out with ieatures $ 0 0 . 9 5 SMOKED TONGUES no other tire can t^er-^at the price. Exclusive triple* ixtra Special for OMsf FKESH DELICIOUS MRS.MKb. RAUL'SPAUL 3 FROZENhRUAfcN .a _ J - , tempered 3-T Cord Body fights off the three niain tire Model Cofsl SNORT SWORCmH STEM a W SEA FOOD MNNERS IIT ROLLED DEEP killen— Heat, Shock and Fatigue. SIZI 6.00 X 16 CUT 1 59 FREE OUTBOARD LONG — ANY SIZE WECI HI-HAr Ifc SNAOK FAVORITE ' CARRIAGE WITH Tough, durable tread with famous Stop-Notch design 4 5 MOTOR PURCHASE means longer mileage, better traction. See us today and tr UVERWURST L m a r a r o r i s a l a i op lOLMNA 55 NTATO 35^ DAGLE SALAMI save! FOUR for as low at $1.25 a mtooIcI »*■ « ' M l«*. Transports any size motor M HM tTM up to 26 H.P. Conapaible. MORI PIORIE RIDE ON GOODYEAR TIRES THAN ON ANY OTHER KIND FRESHPAK / . 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MDSTADD LAND-O-LAKES ptat WILOROOT Mft BUTTER b i k f . tVESTlNGHOUSE BLUEBERRIE CIEAMOILX 29 * EM re'eW liy Rtvolving AgHoter it Heeti SALT REYNOLD'S L a u n d r y t w i n s OUAKTEU ALDMMUMFOIL *• 27” Then's no antcr- poat. Clot bn to in- •Id* Havolvint A|i- tstor whichlifts, LIGHT turns, plunfssthsm 60 tims* s miaut* MEAT 6 OZ . . . trashes all the clot hee sit tSe tiih*,. CHUNK . CAN Equals 1600 hand STYLE ' rinse*. R tvelvint Agitater lifts cloths* whil* dirty water and soil drain away- from tbsm. Ceatsr-poat wash-, era strata 'it hark . FRESHPAK MARGARINE 19^ ELBOW MACARONI ;t 2 35* through them. MTOMATK IS-MCH CteMia HeeHl Kifchtn I u . Cleans the elotbee, POW nUW N MOWER. then cleans itself A. atoNMitaa-ns FRENCH DRESSING Gardpn bet. 2V TOILET TIKBE sutomstles'lly. yPhite glove rubbed QMstity 0inWt prietd! . inyide machine Cemiteck remee out spotless, frs* sf sand, soil, i t Only a*door.RofK ] HOURS: S:30 A.M. 5:30 P.M. OPEN THURSDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 9 WITH SUPER AT-7 . KINO TOnrOUR SKIN . NEW LOW PRICE! SEALED IN GOLD FOIL SAFEST POSSIBLE ■ AMERICA'S FAVORITE LIQUID BLEACH 1 UOum DETERGENT D IA L S O A P Casipere Bouquet R IN S O BLUE LU X S O A P ly O R Y S N O W i v o r V s o a p CLOROX FREE A WISK & ' w S'; o r s ?£ ' M ' S ’, TP ^ J ' S :; ^ .:;: I ' t . ‘ 4 as.87 * 45 37'2 27 38 5 4 25 2 35 Km Uo CKONrt<^ai^sl!; 4fc D^RhhaiNokiHt 2 % 2 k Fdi H i ^ lOcTdi I h d M e K 2;^*:. 5k Final s SiAy AiOMih^;. 2k MTs SfiiM 2 39c CM* M Mu Cufd 35e ^MtTi Kitt^ IS Jk PARKING MENOHESTER SHOFFINR FARIUDE, HIDDLE TURNPIKE W. aad RROU ST„ NANCHESTER. ^ OPEN WEDNESBAY, THURSDAY aid FRIDAY UNTIL I P il. 713 MAIN ST. SERVICE MI9-539Gi AT THE REAR OP OUR STORE NEW'TRIPLE-S"STAMPREDEMPTiON STORE-281 ASYLUM STREET, HARTFORD f . - i - ' „ ■ • • . -6- ♦ • : V , \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY, JULY 11, 1967 P A G E TBM MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY,- JULY 11. 1967 r- P A G l ' « i Britikb govamment will aaaume H igh G>urt Decides Girard raiponaibltity for Utt, Britlhart’s Defense Gets Army Releases future. Sgt. Brlllhart htA remained To Be Tried by Japanese B r ito n Jailed In military service. Copy of Some .4 " ' ''^2l' (Oratlmd from Fb(« One) ferencc, Justices had th« oppor Hearing Slated X tunity to confer with each ether For 3 Murders F B I R e c o rd s gnm which contend the U S. Con- privately In their chambers. On New Way to X — ' atltutton goes with Ol'e oi’ereeai A sworn statement by Robert (Oontlaued from Page One) (Oontinned from Paige One) •ad they muet ha\'« Ita ftjll Dechert, general counsel for the Assess Walks protection. Defense liepartment, entitled "a f Some Pentagon lawyers voiced attorneys In the Clinton segrega Olrerd U eccueed of the Jap- fidavit with respect to facts," fig doubt whether the Supreme'OJurt tion trial renewed their requasta •aaee equivalent of manilaughter ured in the proceedings ill both the ruling directly affected the Brill- A pubhq hearing on a n e w for complete access to the former la the death of Ure. Naha Saki U.S. and Supreme Coprts. hart C(ue, but the Army, after In jPtathod of assessing for sidew-alk ly secret filbs of the FBI. The law Jan, SO on a firing range used by It incliMed a statement by Spe quiries made by the British em 'construction will be conducted at yers said they want to know exact cialist 3.C. Victor M. Nickel, Gir ly what the files contain regarding both U.S. and Japaneee troops. bassy,' reopened the court-mertlal a meeting of the Board of Direc ' She wae shot with an empty ard's companion on guard duty at conviction and sentence. the 1« accused men and women. the time of the incident. In th e: The official announcement of tors on Tuesday, ' The request was based on a re cartridge caae ffred froni a rifle, hearing before Judge McOarraghy grenade launcher. The .lapanese 1 Mrs. Brillhart’s release today made A change of the method of as cent' Supreme Court ruling In th# U.S. Atty. Oliver Oasch handed no reference to the court ruling, Jencka case, allowing defendants contend Mrs Sakai, who w-aa the paper to the judge with the ; sessment to payment of 50 per •cavenging metal scrap, w'aa en saying only that the decision to in criminal cases, under certain cir suggestion that It be sealed and ‘ cent of the costs by the town and cumstances. to see FBI files which ticed to the area where she was remit the remainder of her life 50 per cent by owners of property not made a part of the public rec-1 sentence “was reached after con heretofore had been aecret. ■hot. ord. Gasch suggested this on the | adjoining thb walks Is being con Olrard hae denied any enUce- _____ ^ ^ .„ sideration of all matters in ex THE FBI entered the Clinton ground the statement would b e ; sidered. , 'The percentage has been case last December after riots had aacnt and contends* the ahooUng, i prejudicial to Girard In a trial, tenuation and mitigation."" ■" The Army said also that abC will two-thlr^s payment by the proper broken out over enrolling Negroes Save ataadilv by ahiippinar regularl,r at Aft P whera tha sama money buj*i more for you was an accident. whether before a Japaneae court or ty . owner and one-third by the ' The case had grow-n into an in- ^n Army court-martial, be. deported 'because she wss per In the high school there. A Baptist daj! in and day out I Doing your weekly marketing here is one sure way to saye money . . . mitted to enter this country "only town. minister, the Rev. Paul Turner, temational ihcident, with Japanese jp arguing the case before the ; After the hearing at 8 p.m. in bemuse the acorea of items you use over and over are ahcay$ priced low to give you the l«fUsta and Nationalist poU- Supreme Court, Solicitor General for the purpose of serving her sen was beaten for escorting six best eavings . . .caah eavinge I tence." the Municipal Building, the Board Negroes to the schoolhouse. ticlana demanding Jurisdiction, Rankin spoke of "enUcement" and is scheduled to consider a pstUlon In Congress the case has led to She will be released from Prison On - tiial'today are 15 Tennea- "inducement” a-s among the con-1 on July 22, for a walk on the bast > side of. demands for revision of the Status sideration which Jed to the U.S. > Purnell PI. aeans. Including a pregnant'’ house- FROZEN FOODS o f Forces Agreements the United decision to yield Girard to Japan An Army court-martial found bther assessmenU for sanlUry i i SUPER-RIGHT HEAVY STEER '8EEF-MHCH -CUT States has with some BO friendly for trial. Mrs. Brlllhart guilty of th* murder sewers and w ater main, will »1»° I countries. Chief Justice Warren aaked if of her three children "by dropping com* before the Board. The prop-i (It was under one of these agree- there was any legal reason why Scouts Off for National Janihor(Be them on their heads" over a 13- erty owner, pays all of the costs DOLLAR-SALE! enenta that the government de the .affldavil should not be con^ month period between November for the sewers and mains « fte r ; sldered by the Supreme Court Manchester area Boy Scouts pass inspection before leaving for the National Jamboree at Valley 1952 through December 1953. At cided to turn over Girard to the Forge, Pa. George BetUnger, assistant scoutmaster of Troop 7. conducted the tniipection this ^ e town approvei the assess- MILD AND Japanese.) Rankin replied that he knew of that time the Brillharts were liv morning ^hlnd the Municipal Building before the boys left for Hattford to board a train for Valley ing In Asmara. Eritrea, now a Imnes for DecWon no legal reaaon why the court Saniury sewer extensions to ! »rhooI In Tennesse. to mix the MELLOW Forge. 'The group will join some BO.pOO Scouts for the Jamboree from July 12 through 18. part of Ethiopia. races. In Its opinion todsy the Su oould not take the affidavit into come before the board are on For M ix olr MmUih ^emt account and repeated the only (Herald Photo by Pintor. ’ At the time of the offense, Dramatic Battle 1 LB BAG preme Court first gave a lengthy neither the Ethiopian government est, .Chestnut and Otia Sts., cost r ^ e w of the factual background reason for secrecy had- been toj ing a total of $21,331.85. and' on A dramatic* courtroom battle— DOWN 4c Taka your pick of thaaa lUvor-favoritaa . . . all froian- avoid prejudicing Girard. Warren I nor the British government sought with a dozen opposing attorneyi on \ quick to aaal in natural goodnaaa and flavor. Stock-up your eg the Olrard case and the making jurisdiction in her case. Portland. Litchfield. ‘ and Avon eg the SUtus-of-Forces agree commenM that the court would Sts., coating______a_____ total__ of $12,500.29.______their feet, at tnb'same time— De- \ iroaaer at thaaa low, low. i^obay-saving pricaa I consider the affidavit if that be After the Army .udge Aclvocate The water main was built on ] velOped when the defense demsnded ment with Japan. The opinion then Obituary^ General's board of review affirmed came necessary In reaching its de ;es Towns Oak Grove St. at a cost of $3,- to *«e the FBI files. Mid: cision. the court-martial's sentence, the 'I ^ _ •"The Issue for our decision ts 882.62. "W e .should have it now so we FfflVRr Pick Asparagus SpMrs Supreme Court Justices gave Court of Military Appeals in June can pfejkare our rase and not be ■ MSI9 00 , . . narrowed down to the ques much attention to the matter of 1955 denied Mrs. Brlllhart s peti forced to \valt until we are sand SUPER-RIGHT TENDER AND MELtOW-FLAVOR tion whether, upon the record be inducement in their questions to Deaths tion for a review of the case. ‘ SpoM llutbsrriM . • I36Z9MIinoa J 4# FOR I fore us, the Constitution or legisr Share Repair Costs bagged." Said J. Benjamin Sim opposing attorneys. Thereafter, the British govern latlon subsequent to the security Directors May Fill mons. of Wasftinglon. D. C., who Rep. Burleson (D-Tex) said re ment delivered to the State De represents Ka-apei* alone. treaty (with Japan) prohibited the cently that a House Foreign A f Mrs. Arthur J. Bonffard .(Continued from Page One) partment a note requesting a 3 LB BAQ carrying out of this-provision an- Several Vacancies "The defense. sska for the re fairs subcommittee had. been in Mrs. Margaret M. Buffard. 70, Glastonbury further review v/Uh the idea of cords for the puiT<’sd,of prepar AIB Strow^rrios ta ezp m thariiMI tv Um treaty for waiver of formed that Girard "coaxed” Mrs. wife of Arthur J. B' iffard Sr., 18 article in the April Harpers on the lessening Mrs. Brillhart’a punish ing for cross-examination." said iOO the qualified jurisdiction granted ment. Appointments of four men to Fully CookiecI Sakai to awiroach. Nevertheless. Warren St., died at the Manehes-. commuter subsidy question. George W. Wdliami. of BaHtmore, 2.31 Agon PoocliM 14 0Z9M by Japan. Burleson said, the soldier was on The .British government noting town office's will be considered b y former federal district judgev "Wa find no constitutional or ifter^^a'Ton^’ lllMM’’*^*' yesterday ^Ipert admitted' that traffic Is official duty and should be tried Rhines Cited that It had not challenged V.meri- the Board of Directors i^t a meet "They only want the fiteNia ■tatutory barrier to the provision B^rJ m &()i^*dl] Oct. 21. 1888,1 commuter lines, but only RICH, FULL-BODIED COFFEE 3 lb bag 2.49 by U.,8. court-martial. can military jurisdiction, said ing next -week. ■ they can intimidate our witnesaes.’’’ Shank Portion as applied here." she had been a resident of Man- j at peak hours. He i^aid the high that under British law the max rumbled big-shouldered John C. UBBAG Q|*C The opinion said that in the ab- Chester for the past SO yeaie. Shk cost is caused by the fact that For Service imum sentence she could have The Board is scheduled to take •Mce of encroachmcht upon con up the vacancy created by the t rawford. the U.S. dlalrlrt at ___RED __ CIRCLE D0WN4c O 9 ' Agon Brussol Sprouts RtgionaLDi$trict 8 : was a member of St. James' equipment standa (die much of the been given if tried in Britain torney who is prosecutjmg the stitutional limiUtlena. "the wisdom CSiurch. '— ------would have been 15 years. resignation of Town Assessor time and wages must be paid to i case. VIGOROUS, WINEY COFFEE ^ lb bag 2.61 lirds Eyo wax liu is of the arrangement la exclusively Besides her husband, ihe leaves At Hamilton The Army rejected this pies for' Henry A. Mutrie and vacancies on tor the determination of the exec- persons working,^ only a few hours the Boaril of Selectmen, the Hons- | That brought a greater storm X. High School’s rive daughters. Mrs. John Klein. leniency. of protest and objections from th# utiva and legislative branches." - M rs.. Emil Schulz, Mrs. Felix a, day. Ing Authority, and the Insurance INCIUOINO Agon CwlHlowor Alpe.rt today also made a strong Glastonbury, July 11 (Special) After the June 10 ruling by the Advisory Committee. defense side of the courtroom. ■ DOWN 4c Thus in effect the Supreme Gavello and Mrs. Roland Messier, Supreme Court, the Eritiah Em- B O K A R 89= Butt Portion OF HAM WHOLE HAMS S h m k N i CENTER S lia S Court accepted . the contention (>nient Supply all of Manchester, and Mrs. Eloise plea for better public understand —Thomas B. Rhines. 1856 Main The term of Joseph Ioanna hat "Gentlemen — gentlemen — tiassy again made a formal in ■please:" Taylor snaptped. He INCLUDING made by the government In argu Sevigny of Willimantic: three ing of the conditions of railroads St., is completing 26 years’ service expired on th* Housing .Authority quiry, asking whether thst court and the term of Aldn Pagani will quickly restored order. ------J a m Pmkw Bak$ry Buys! — - Cootor Slicos t . 5 5 ^ Butt Holt CENTER SUCE$ ing the case before Dist Judge Seen Adequate sons, finery and A'rthur Bouffard. today. Pointing out that the New at the United Aircraft Oorp. OF HAM A&P Strawborrios 10 OZ FKO Haven lost $15 million on pas ruling applied. The British Em expire AUg. 15 on the insurance • Taylor then instructed Crawford jMcGairaghy here and before the both of Manchester and Alexander bassy was Infoimed that the Highest Tribimal—namely that Bouffard of Wilson; 27 grand senger service la»t y««r, he said, Rhines is chief engineer of the committee. Both are 5-yesr terms. to hand over the p'he document, Hebron, July It (Special)—A court decision did not appear to“j Ciossno's signed .tatement. Huokorry Pio JAFFf PADKIII K M V A lU f 63c NOW AAP Cut Oroou Boons 902 FM fawnal courts should nqt interfere spokesman of the Regional Dis children, seven great grandchil "The good ‘old days of the Goulds Hamilton Standard division of the The vacancy on the Board of cover the case. '.It’a my only copy," Crawford BANQUET In such matters dealing with for trict 8 Board of Education said dren. and several nieces and ^ and the Vanderbilts are gone." compahy. Selectmen was created bv the re- In the meantime, the Army { gjjj^ation of MVa. Ella Qiiish. The said. Spunbli Bur JANI 9AIKH HO. VAIUI 34c NOW BRAND A4P Cut Cora '10O2FM eign relations. today he did not expect the cement nephews. He said the public still feels that He ,is. active / in community CANNED CHICKEN t 1.29 First Dedsion Reversed Funeral services will be held, the railroads are rich foreign cor- Mview Boara, at the direction of Town Democratic Committee has Robert L. Dobbs, chief spokes -JANt PARKIR RK6 OF 10 industry strike to delay completion affairs here, presently serving as Secretary Brucker, took up the [recommended. Roger Negro to re- The court wound up Its opinion Saturday morning at 10:15 from: pmatlons, ” The feeling- ts to hit man for the-19-man defen.se bat- FraRkforMtpiis RIC, VAIUI 27c NOW 4w of classroom units In the District’s a member. of the Board of caae, wUb the result announced ■ place her, teiy. put hi8 hands together in by stating that McGarraghy'a de- new high school. the Holmes Funeral Home, 100 Education. , JANt FARKER FKG OF 11 A W C LB chdon was reverMd and hit refusal Main St., and in St. James Church ■ only railroad publicity today. , j The Directors meet ‘at 8 p.m. rr.ock ; supplication hnd said, "I HEAVY STEER BEEF AAP Frontk Friod Pototoos *ozm* Work dependj^t upon cement . you Born In Watertown, N Y., Rhines Sundwich Rolls\ REG. 33c NOW 4 J GROUND CHUCK to iasue a wrrit of habeas corpus at 11. o’clock. Burial will be in It wa.s underetood thst the I Tuesday in the MtiniHpal Building. promise to give It back.” throughout the state and other see In the papers, he said, is In uas educated in the local high \ 4| 3^ C to release Girard from A rm y cus areas has seriously affected con AAP Poos and Corrots loozhc* tody was affirmed. Boisin Brood■ja n e FARKEFRto 13c NOW lOAVIS struction and mav shut it down home tonight from 7 to 9 o'clock , ^ d o v e r. Mass. He received hUhis SLICED BACON^’.r L*6r t. 65r Japanese Ambeasador Koichiro completely if the strike is not set 1111 OZ « « C and tomoA-ow from 3 to 3 and ...... engineering 2 Aaakal was quick to. hail the de- tled. If 1 can perform one service Juno Purkor Whito Brrad lOAVES W dUton as "good news.” from 7 to 9 p.m. I from Massachusetts Institute of Fish Cakes 45' Both exterior and Interior through this hearing it's to get to Technology In 1M2. • Haddock Fillets t.B49^ Aaaksl said assurances previ masonry work st' the DUtrict the press, and through them, to A&PLoafSpInoch ously given by the United States Maurice F. Murph.v He was at first attached to School, due to open in September, ,, , „ „ w < .1 ' **** public to publicize the fact the research division of United KooUor Club Crackers U'g36^ 00 govamment to Jiman had been "en- are completed In t|i* classfoom Maurice F. M u ^ ^ '^ Hartford, that we're losing $15 million a AAP Choppd Spinach / ta een w doraed" by the Bupreme Court’s a former resident of Manchester, Aircraft, transferring to Hamilton FREESTONE ELBIRTA - SUN-RIPENED clusters of the junior and senior year." Standard in 1939 as an a.ssistant Hydrox Cookios RUNSHINt FKQ action. wings, with the exception of one died suddenly at hit home early Speaking earlier of this $15 mil- AAP Fancy Pods ‘T think It Is not necessary for engineer. Four- years later ha 7 01 m jc MOZPM fiui-room wall In each cluster. thls_ morning. dollar loss, Alpert said. It is became chief production engineer, ma to aay anything," the smbas- These walls have been left open CMcl|on"Of-tke«Soo WkHo Tuno CANW# ***H*nifi*^*K'*11 I “ P all'o'lr f;'eight%rofits.” then chief development en^neer. ■ aador said. "It Is obvious how to provide space for the insUlla- wa feel." tlon of a fan which Is expected to McCarthy Mumhv and attended the railroad president | In 1951 he was made assistant q 3 \ CbickoiHof-tho Sou Ckunk Tuna 3 r 4 Dayton M- Harrington, Washv ■arrive next week. l» ^ l a c h L “ H? wia e iw the New .Haven made.g net Income l chief engineer. He assumed hU 100 m n v war^^ de- *260.000 before contrib- preaent'dutlea on March 1. 1967. LBS AAPOrangoMci 60ZCAN Ington attorney, was the only law The spokesman, who asked that Hu wiHon Punch Peaches yer connected with the Gitard ap he not be identified, said the strike “ rtm eT at Travel^l^f In^u?.nce i he*‘ *’ f **'’*^"' peal who was on hand fOr today's ^ j he said VS aa a 1400 million | ensineerinsr locietiea and haa be^n might possibly affect the comple plant investment. Homfs Dolight Apricot Hoctnr ’ 41^ open court session. tion of Interior maaonry In the cen He leaves his wife. Mm. Mary I awarded five patents, on various H O T HOUSE-RED-RIPE Karl J. Carroll, another Girard tral unit containing the cafeteria, Mqiloy Murphy; a son. Anthony ; I phases of aeroneOtica. He ha also : attorney, waa in Europe. A third. administration center, science Miirphy; two zlaters, Mrs. William , ' written numerous papers on en- ’ Sharp Choddur Choose TA$TY*t)jiANGY n 59^ Joseph S. Robtnaon. of New York, unlUa. arts and crafts sectivi, and Haaaley of Weal Hartford and ^ j gineering subjects for professional IwdLomonodo 602 CAN 100 sent word that he didn’t have time the library. Mrs. Ella M Qulsh of • Man- i Household Hints I societies. ' Ched-O-BH Cheese Food 7r to j^ t hefe for the session. An extended strike might also cheater; a brother. Fred J. .Murphy ; ■ ■*li. . ■ ■ ' ■■■ J Solicitor (Jeneral J. Lee Rsnkin delay completion of the huditorium of West Hartford; and several j Mix cocoa with sugar before Magnuaon of Tryon St., Mol"OrBlt iiiglB g^lRICAN FROdliBtD■ID MtiFKGMia FKG 4 T IB and a battery of government law for which all the structural steel nieces and nephews. j adding hot water when you are State ^rchasing Supervisor, was Tomatoes yers were present In the court preparing this beverage. The named by ^ vern or RIbicoff was recently erected. Footi:i"s Friends may call at the MoUoy i I Swiss Chooso' DOMHTIC t.6r room. .Atty. den. Brownell, how- have not yet been poured for the Funeral Home, Farmington Ave., | starch granules in the cocoa won’t to a 5-member State Prison In DfUCKHJS ICED COFFEE IN SECONDS! «ver. was not there. gymnasium which has a later dkte West Hartford', from 7 to 10 : lump this way. dustries' Commlsaioh. FIRST OF THt SEASON IT« ALL FURE, REALLY FRESH COFFEEI S l^ e Department Pleased of Jan.. 1958. o’clock tonight, and tomorrow from [ The Commission’s purpose is to I State Department officials'were g i f 3 Work on the senior classroom 2 to 5 and 7 to 19 p.m. Ever use small wedges «f W°?h X pleased at the outcome.. wing continued today aa workmen Funeral sfrvicei will be held ' dustrtea progi-am at the W ethers- ! Officials dealing with Japan oh J raced to ramplete'tarring the roof Saturday morning. with oaorfka^ J I a ^ 'n*‘»utlon. The leglsliture j _ ASP INSTANT COFFEE Ihe matter said the government and Installing the last secUon of for * i appropriated $50,(X»0 to start the Is naturally pleased because it had aluminum sash. , . _ _ program, designed to keep In- 2 0 Z JA R brought the case to the Supreme Glaziers have alreatiy measured 1 mates occupied,’'give training, and Corn NATIVE 6-:. 3 ONLY 4 r 1.19 Court to honor edmmitmenta to a large portion of the sash and are T Prepare a cooked dressing in a : produce Items for .sale to stale Japan. expected to gibsa in these areas Funeraia heavy saucepan over low heat or and local ■ government units pificlBUi said the Girard case soon. , in a double boiler over hot (not Also named to the Prison In had implications not only in Japan A crew la expected to arrive] .boiling) water., If you use high dustries Advisory Commission but worldwide because / it had early next week to install accous Darid Myers heat the milk In the. dressing may were Guy Holt. West Hartford, A&P APPLESAUCE JUST RiDUCED iJaxe . . . iba digattibla, all-pvrp>ola,\pura yagatabla raised a challenging point in the Meal ceilings, while Mle flooring la Th# funeral of David M yers,' be curdled by the vinegar , and the Albert ■ Green, Greenwich, Victor ahertaning la idaal for ukaa, frlat and Mrfaet piasl It'a atatJoning of all UB. troops Scheduled to begin in seven days < EaUngton Rd., South .Windsor, waa ■ egg yolk in It may get lumpy, Galgowiki. Middlefleld, and Stan MAYONNAISE 1)QU, 14 OZ a«(ual to tba b a it . . . yat daxo coats y o a laaal abroad. . ' with Aug. 1 set aS the completion ] he’d at 3 o’Clock yeiterday^ after-j , , ------ley R. Cullen, Hamderi. Each mem Hie State Department sources date. I noon at the W. P. Quiah Funeral j Tho((e warm-weather sandwiches ber of the Commission will ser\-e LIBBY TOMATO JUICE rslterated that they expect a fair A strike among bricklayers In, Home. Tlu5^;Hev. Percy Smith. I may appear different ways: small for fw'o years; PINTJ(iR QNARTJAR d e x o Ai^eW M 3 ca“ h 8 2 ' ^ “n 3 1 * trial for Girard Hartford has made a Urge supply i aaiociat* nlHHster of the South ; or large, trimmed or with crusts, ^ A I e POPULAR FLAVORS ■nie White House said Preaident ______of cement block available to out-1 Methodist (Jhurch. officiated. Bur- i closed or open-fact. ( j INGERALE - YUKON BEVfR 2 S't^ 2 9 ‘= Eiaenhower was told promptly of "lying area.s. I'lal was In Wapping Cemetery. ■ | , ___.—- the. court’s ruling, but had no .tm-i ...... Gil Park Heads Bgarera Were William' Tallait,; Never waatJe the brown residue AAiF'a ,0wn daxala . . . tha pura vagata^*> all-purpoaa mediate comment. Manchester Evening Herald .\n-: WilUam Bottomley. Atwood Hall. tharsUckiMo the skillet whem'you TAKE “THE HERALD” ReciUtary of Defense Wilson ■ dover . lifFD'No, A g a in 35‘ 59 ell . . . grarMf for baking, trying dr aalad-making. — correspondent Mrs. Paul, WUliam McGill. , Maurice B' ow n-. are cooking chicken in a small 2 ORANGE JUICE 25 •aid .’’there U every reason to be Pfanstlehl, telephone P 11 g r I m ^stein. and Arthur Brown. amount of fat. After the chrckeii — -r— Try Hand SAVE! FT SOT- QTBOT GAL CAN I N o flner canplcnaat to a euoMiMr aalad, Have that his (Girard'ai trial in the 2-68.M. ' • ------— j pieces, are removed, , add ■ a little ! Gilbert Park of I^bse Co. WITH YOU WHEREVER Japanese court will be conducted aoMOth, dcMeate, truly kudrieAwl daxela 31° 59° 1.99. .with utmost fairness.” . — , , w 1 ^ 1 ■r»* ' i ''9u*d t" the P»n ""<1 stir and : No. 2, of the Manchester Fir# be- Coventry L a n d P u r c h a s e R i d " " * P ' a womien spoom over panmem was reelected lest night G R A P E F R U IT JUICk**UNWEtr”'2 ' cans°^45 Wilson, notified of the High IUm BiU jeu is a Bttmm m tto la— Hy A 9WeHf. Court ruling, said he w*as "glad ’ • . . . . low heat to dissolve the resldOe. caotsln P .r t ..______J. YOU DO! tSorm Amu Pmum ym hHftl itenmeee f > n A f f n n d j l A 't r j i i n Then strain snd use as natiwVl i P " ''. *ho live* at 327 that the matter has been settled." ‘Machine Bandits’ ^^n /mgCHCia .^ g a ill gravy, or thicken for a reguUr i **Ee St., has been with the S' •2.-SP To that he added hU assurance Aim P i0 Pluin PrMorvos U 3 9 ' SILVERBROOK BUHER CRFAMERY PRINT 87 that Girard will be given "a gravy or sauce. department fo‘r a.number of years. There'f nothing mor« $ati$fying $tA,02 IJ C prompt trial, full information as Caught by Police ■ 'iTie town's Board of Directors ------, I Joseph McCooe, 42 Edward 81.,.' AnnPo^HolDogRolish s u n n y b r Oo k g r a d e a . a l w a y s will con.sider sale of propert.v owned i than getting "new$ from home" M a r k e t s to. all charges against- him. the "J--- Ever add a little chill powder to S ffn l* m*X3**. DOZ ^ right to confront all witnesses, the Coventry. July 13 (Special) by the tow'n to two Bruce Rd. own- ‘ « coektail•— -sauce for- seafood?■ e Frank Mordavsky, 93 North Stt, yA.4.A>./ r.M while you're far away on vaca FR ESH E G G S STRICTLY FRESH MEDIUM SIZE right to h(^ve hi* ■witnesses com-jTWo local youths accused of cord- ers for the third time on Tuesday, i __ ■. was reelected second lieutenant km Pogo Fronch Drossing 19^ en 31^ William Preston, 74 Avondale tion. Arrange now to have "The sLx Vending machine'robr, The owners, ... , ■ John T;eybal and ’, Cumin - ...... is- —one -of...... the Ingredient* .r ^ ,i competent Interpreter, the I beries with the aid o f stolen key*i "e°*'Ke Danks. .want to buy .54 ; pf curry powder; alone it may be Rd,, was reelected- secretary for a Herald'* follow you wherever I • AlInPngiSniad Drossliig m 29‘^ ot$ 49'= aecond term, e - right of communication-with U.S.. were apprehended-today by th* : *‘'*'** “ ^ U.^^he Hollow, land behind ! addsq t o ‘ ohlli, con came or -the l i H i ' you'go . . . to Iceep'^you "in the h o w atithoritiea and the presence of a W iilimantlc police. .their hoiites. filling for a meat pie. Carl Peterson, 20 Pine Hill 8t„ (I « Yours mt m sensuiionul tow pries • • • mi y o u r A & P ! tl.S. representative a* an. official Evidence against the youths and' ■”^ * Town-Planning Commission and Clarence Warner, 9S Broad ! know'* on the who, what, when, 8t., were elected auditors. DownyHokt Frazon WofOos 3 fk«»$49' New Twentiath Century UNA6RIDOCD . * , 15 Sectiona end e 2-part binder.^ obaeiwer at the trial. ' • their two Willimantic a'ccompllce* h** advised the Director* not to . . tarraeon in a .e.fnnd where and why of hometo>vn m On the other aide of the matter, was first turned up by the Safety i **» ‘ he land. • j Here'a e wonderful ®pportunity_, . . atari yoora today and SAVEI Rep, Bow (R-Ohloi. author of a Patrol after the gang s most ------I dish gives delightful flavor. happening$. ' ABP Grapo Julco 2 27' reaoiuU'on calling for revision of cent burglary was cominiUed here, NEGROES KID.V.APPEI) Many good cooks like to heat < 5 Sopor-Right Cornod Boot 3 CANS 1.00 WEBSTER'S ANEW agreements on trials of U.S. serv-! here. BLrmInxIiam, .AISm July II (Ah —Two young Negro men who re pans In which popover* are to be Police Arrests ASSiMiU-IT-VoURSILP-iDiTfON SECTION NO. 1 SECTIONS 2-15 SKTION iMmen abroad, said the decision.! All four of the bov* are under baked before adding th* batter. «';r— Snakes It even more urgent that i 16 and wiU be turned over to ju- portedly were kidnapped by a Juvonilo Fulding Choir IFKIAUY FtICtD 3.19 TELEPHONE Ml 3.5121 NOWON e e c ★ a n d each part of a q C 'K • Oongress take up this matter." , vehile authorities. .group of armed white men re- T f H a r ■ ! ! « € CHAiFONTi w aAONoa m mm 'tu ro^ home . early toda.v. One Cook dumplings without a lid on Ernest R. Bruhn, 27, of Hartford, Z 3 ea. 2-part binder o n ly O t ea EACH ..-P* The youths committed their your skillet for about 10 minutes, is being jiaid today In $500 bond CIRCULATION OCUnor nugs ipK:i*iiv*#ietii A.aT. SALE! ONLY before the House rules committee, thefu with vending machine key* , said they were taken into the WEEKI then cover *nd finish cooking in on chargea of breach of the peace DICTIONARY! WITH EACH $2.50 PURCHASE WITH ANY PURCHASE court has discharged Its; that they stole from, a Willimantic ' wood* and beaten with rubber another 10 minutes. New method! i j i ' i i IWon's Plastic Ruincoots t.39 reapensibility in this inktance." i ppttling c^ p a n y late in April ac-I hones. Harold Cunningham, 19. and indecent exposure. Patrolman DEPARTMENT Bow B(Ud In a statement. "It* de-1 cording to Del. Sgt. Martin D .! *•# and Henry Silent, 21, Kenneth R. Barker made the ar Green peas look so pretty In rest ysstierda.v at the Whlton Me- TODAY! dsion doe* ijot discharge Congress i VtuUermet of the Willimantic po- ' were driven to a wooded area nesU of mashed potatoes.. Top i morial Library. • ’j? • > Ma pesponaibllity to provide , )ice.-They used the keys, six time* ■ and beaten jiftrruifter belnrbeing quesoues- AD ^ the pea* with strips of pimlehto.! Stanley E. Robinson. 38. of Elm, i aSHMERE lOUUUET VEl UQUtO DHERGENT FAD AJAXCLEANSER ^ rulea for the government of the i to open coin boxes oh sods vending tioned about where they *vere Small fry like this; oldsters, to o !! wood, wa* arrested today and i J;! sne AND SPAN CpMn aUNSER PAIMOUVE SOAP armed forces. Had qongress im -[ machine*, splitting the "proflu" "two Saturdays ago.” AOVANCiD DtTnOINT ------; charged rvith failure to secure a A COlOATieAlMOUVI FKOOUCT COLGATf-FAlMOLIVf F«(}DUCT A COLCATI-FAlMOUVt FROOUCT A COIGATIAAIMOIIVI FROOUCT , A COLCATI-FAlMOllVf FROOUCT dertgken to establish rule.* gov- equallv. after each robberv Viul- "I don’t know what Ihev were Cooked pearl barle.vanrt buck-[license, Robinson wa.* stopped by! NO aiMINO NfK)ID aifACHIS OUT aiAINS FOR AUTOlWATie WASHU erning our men ataMoned abroad. 1 1 lermel said, talking about,!' Cunningham ^aitrltpHtrr % wheal groats are both delicious Patrolman Samuel Maltempo on a 4 (IK i i u 3 7 ‘ i »*’ «»««27* / i$,ecua37* uKin(t32* *'****'** feel .certain the court would have said U M I FKa27' jN a.jg' 4'h* «*ii 37* 2 a*TH iiK 27‘ U M IM * . 31c 2'<*TFa*25* '2 33* decided differently. aerved with roaat duck, and a nice routine check. Police aay he had ■MI.STRIAL (iRANTEII . change from poUtoes. a New York driver's license ami J Bow added in an Interview he, \Va>hington, July II (,Ti _ Uhrary Hoor Pricele*i« SaruiMij ijTrali will push at every opportunity for was driving a Connecticut car reg- I’.S. District Judge Kurnlia S. The priceless parquet floor of ___Ladlea lunch: Sliced baked hamiistered in hls name. action on the resolution.* ■Manhew* (oday ordered tjie ' In y,e Seventh Centliiy with a'saliid' of appli ceieri’ "*n MANCHESTER E V E fllN O ^R A L D . MANCHESTER. CONN. THURSDAY, JULY 11, 195*7 Section Two THURSDAY, JULY 11, 196T iRanctjrBtrr lEurntng IfrraUi THURSrfAY, JULY 11, 1957 Pages 13 to 24 stood to be anxious to enlist and.other Asian members of both [Jause [ixon Greets American support in the Pakistani the Baghdad and Southeast Asian dispute with India over the prince Treaty (SEATO) alliances, Pakistan officials sa|d talks al CHICKEN B M -M n Claims ly state of Kashmir. He would- Coroner Sets Manchester Boy Among Four Asian Leader ready are under way' on wheat Sponsored by Hie C of C Asks New Study like the United States to use its loans to t|de BaaV'knd West Pak Women's Society of Chrletlaa Service ‘Graliip' Gilpin, 77, Retires CMnployrouit du* U> vacation influence In the United Nations istan over peHods of drough|. and ■hutdowna continued in the Man* ‘Washington. July. 11 (P>—Prime for a plebiscite to determine the famine during the next three UNITED METHODIST CHURCH. BOLTON Hearing in Captured After Crime Spree dieater area this week and sent Mlnisher Suhrawardy of Pakistan future of four million Kashmir years. SATURDAY. JULY IS, AT, 8 P.M.-8:80 P.M. tnitisi -unemphqment up from last inhabitants. Under Ohelrmanshlp of Mr. and Mrs. Herald Lee Before Globe Decision week’s ftsuiw of M to 73 this week. ■aid yesterday, that his cotm- Other objectives likely to be From Vernon • S chool Work Maori Case Four Juveniles, a Manch$4ter bo^motoreycle patrol. ho was til- A weekly ifiiemployment report try and the United States are ALSOI POOD s a l e • FANCY WORK TABLE- and three from Hartford, ware in ■tructed to check that ssetion. unfolded in an afternoon meeting ‘n>s caismber of (Jommsres fee- pother uss at the present time for where th* car in question had beSn by the Employment Security Divi* "pursuing the same path of free with Dulles include: > By. JEWELX. JACKSON th* custody of police today follow Sion of the Connecticut Labor Dr- r FRIDAY ONLY For Beeervations Phone: •mmsnds that ths town employ the land covered In the Country Capt. Walter Cassells of ths Man ing their capture which climaxed a seen. «. dom"' in efforts to further world 1. Full U.8. participation In the ► Mm. John Erikeon, MI 8-5M4 Club proposal." “Grnmp" Gilpin was lounging on chester PoHce Department will be Spots Car partmeht shows that unemploy* Baghdad Pact, which the United Mre. Mlrba^ OoMsnlder, Ml $-1363 profssslonal personnel for s epm- crime spree which included the ment in Manchester has incM sa^ peace. ■ j ICE CREAM SODA Since the Chamber’s study bs- tho front stops of his home. “You the State’s principkl witness In the theft of an auto, a series of thefts About 8:30, while cruising north Suhrawardy, arriving here for States now Supports through mem CHILDREN $1.66 rehaiislve study of Globe HolIoW gsn, ths Country dub has asked must be the Ismie wants to talk by A7 M r cent duilnf the week bership on its military, economic ^ AnyA ny Raver,Hover, 21e 4 ADULTS $1.75 Stnd before doing anything else. coroner’s hesrtng intp the - death Of snd a bullet-punctuated chase b y on Rt. S, he ^ t t e d the ear,- sndinf July 4. an official visit, was greeted at for s 3-yeaq extension of Its pres with me,” ha said with s gay turned' around and gave ebas*. National Airport by Vice President and cultural committees: The reoommendstion came in s re- Mrs. Dorothy Mscri, according to police. V 'Hie report showed total claims ent lease to permit study by both- brogue, and ha was the man. Police (Jhief Waldo Heath said When th* auto failed to atop for Nixon who assured him that "our 2. Consideration of military and ^Arthur Drug Stortt j .port OR the Cmintry Club's lasse- the club and the town. Apparently ' everyone khows Police Chief Herman O. Schendel. the 'cycle’s siren, Patrotmaa lemainini constant, but continued two countries are firm friends' and economic assistance to Pakistan p u r^ sss proposal. that ths four started out last Sun claims dropptns from S3S to SSi Advertise in The Herald-—It Pays ITis Chamber made no recom The club’s sale offer covered Gramp axcept the newcomers to Capt. CasSella led the investiga day night by stealing a car owned Resha fired a warning shot. The good allies." 215.9 acre of watershed property Rockvllls and Vernon. tion of the slaying of Mrs. Mscri, car kept speeding shesd. It roared durinif the week. During Suhrawardy's three day mendation on lasae or sals to the by John E. Dunn, Middletown, The increase in initial claims due Olub in its answers to questions on the east side of Main St. At least, svsryone who attend who was shot as she sat In a car in which had been 'parked in Hart through a stop sign onto 8. Main of talks With re sid e n t Biset In answer to another Of the ed classes on School St. In the past front of a Highland 8t. market on St., where it paased seven ears la to vacation lay^s rose from last hower these ties of friendship -wi asksd by the head of s Board of ford. re to a hifli of tMrectors subcommittee. lubcosucnlttee questions, the 41 years knows him, for David Gil June It. Several Breaks a row — and the ofllcer right be be strengthened, Nixon said. Chamber said, "It is desirabis to pin has been janitor of Building A James C,-.Macri, 4S,' the dead hind them. Several more warning 70 this week. 'The Pakistan leader, an ou ^ “We (Ml that It is imposslbla to From there, they went to Bris However, the number of women task's an honest and Intelligant have the Country Club remain In and B of tha present High School, woman’s husband, la accused of tol where they broke into Stan’s shots were find. nnemirioyed in the area fell from spoken foe of neutralism and Com the town of Mancheater as s and of the school which stood be the shooting and js confined, with Another mile, and the offlctr munism in Asia, was accorded teconunendatlon aa to sale or lease Radio and TV Store, stole Uiree overtook the car—a few feet from SS4 to S17, a drop from tt.O per cent cd water department landa until a private club.” tween them before it was torn out bond, in the Hartford Ckninty portable radios and a TV antenna to 84.4 per cent of the tdtal num 19-gun salute and full military In siiproving the report, the down. These buildings, at ons time .Jxll. ' y the Barkhamsted town line. Patrol College Quartet H4re Sunday honors upon his arrival. KIDPIU: FAIR furvey of the needs and potential control box. The next night they man Resha Jumped from his cycle ber of unemployed. Chamber’s president, Edward H. known as the East School, have The Inquest, to be held Tuesday Eisenhower's pepsonsl plane Co water demands of Globe Hollow St the County building, wtU be un broke into NetU’a Drive-In Restau as the four boys fled the car and ______increased from and especially the Taylor Raservoir Glennay, complimentad tha chair been cleaned and' polished, tended rant and took 1(10 pennies snd also The Male Quartet ,of North who was boyhood organist of the lumbine III brought him here' from ^ers 'You The - man of the co-nrotttee, Russell der the direction of Atty. Francis Jumped a highway fence for ths 14 to 30 and Korean veterans cUiims local Covenant Church for several hava beea made," the Chamber re ■nd guarded by Mister Gilpin for are believed responsible for the .woods. The officer scaled th* fence rose from 3 . to 10. Partial unem- Park College, Chicago, 111., will New York. It arrived at' 11 a.m Broderick, and all its msmbers. over two decades. But his cus ■Fahey of Thompsonville, deputy years. Paul also studied at North (ESDT)j one ..hour late because ported. coroner. It Is expected that Fahey theft of $40 from a Bristol,grocery and caught one of them. p to ^ e n t payments dropped slixht- present a program of testimony, - The report was prepared after a He praised them “for conducting todial work is not what has gained ■tore. ‘ ly, from 37 to 31. Park College and toured with Ihe delay In the arrival of the prim tha most extensive survey and sp- win summon. In addition to Capt. Meanwhile, Patrolmen Nicholas h}rmns and anthems at the 10 a.m. college quartet in past years. He minister ahd his party on a High atudy by the Local Affaira Oom- Itim local fame. Cassslls, Mrs. William HsgenoW, Elsrly Wednesday morning, they Colavecchio and Donald Hassard. Although the report showed no mittea of the Chamber and ap- prsissl of any group within the Gramp Gilpin ' has endeared broke into Henry’s Sports Shop In Manchester it service Sunday in the Covenant graduated a year ago from Boston from London to New Tork. town’’ on the issue eon«ii|lered. (he dead woman’s slstsr. Who har- In the cruiser, had followed ths Congregational Chi .rch. Their pro University of Fine and Applied Suhrawardy" said the 80 millioi oved by the, azecutive board. It himself fo all tha studants who rowly escaped . death as she sst Plymouth. chase and took off after th* ether self, it showed several plants in Sfared from Vecommendationa know him. There, police said, they stole six three hi th* woods. Anothar warn the surrounding: towns shuttinr gram Is one of 60 engagements Arts and was organist ' at the people of his country are gratefu TEST BUYS In the car with Mrs. Macri. Mrs. on a lO^week tour of the Bast. Covenant Church of Boston. Mass. to the United States for the assla mada by town agenctea and offl- Prescriptions up 9 Pet. "When new stu4ents came into Hagenow ducked a series of five .22 caliber rifies and 44 boxes of ing shot was fired. But th* youths down for vacation periods. Vaca clala In auggeatlng a comprtben- the high school 1 would speak to smmuiiition. total, value of $120, disappeared in the darkness of tha tion shutdowns were reported in Standing are Charles Qustafson, Fran’itlln la a native of Willmar, ance this country has given to ■hots that police Said Macri fired i n T h e ■Iva profesalonal sUrvey bafore Praacriptiona dispensed by dom thsm," hs reminisced. "Some of into the car. In a deserted section of Terry- woods. Hartford. Btast Hartford, Thomp- Roger Jackson, Pyde Ruch and MInh., ;and nill return to the for its security and economic'de ahy action on long-term dispoaal Peter Paige. Seats-' at the piano college in Septemb* for his sopho velopment. estic retail druggists last year them would Just look at me. By- Macri win attend the hearing ac- vllle, police said, they carried out Over two dozen policemen, tn- sonvtile and Willimantic. of the land is taken. ■nd-by I got them educated so companl|ed by his lawysr A'Mty. target practice and later drove to cluding State Policemen under th* la Doii Franklin. more year. Gustafson, also from Suhrawardy, leader of 80 mil The Town Planning Commlsalon, totalsd 639,000,000—9 per cent The members of the qus’'tet are Willmar, will return for his lion Moslems . aligned with th more, than in 1955. More than half they’d speak to me." Leon Podrove. Winsted. ■ direction of LL William Manser ot tha Town Developmant Commii- the increase was sttributsd to sales Mustache ImpreasIve Some admissions reportedly At’ Rts. $ and 20 they stopped the Canaan barracks, began a all students a|^thia coeducational sophomore year. Jackson, LaPlata, West, faced a heavy social ached Mon, and Mayor Harold Turkihg- Deaths Last Night college founded' in 1801 by the Mo., expects to graduate from the ule during his three days here of t'ranquIUxers and hormones. Gramp’a oldtime mustache la a have been made by Macri, but he St Albert Koenemund's Service search. They could not be found. ■, Bvangellcal Mission Covenant college in 1458 and plans to enter PARADE OF VALUES! tbn have all recommended long Blood-pressure drugs also scored favorite with his young friends. has msde no formal confession. Station three different times for Found In Home interspersed with conferences a term lease Instead of tale now. food, sods and the third time, for By AB80CXATED PBESS Church of America. the ministry.. Ruch, of Haxtun, the White House and State De gains. The stiff, gray bristles turn up. at Then at 7:30 a.m. today, acting- Of special .interest to Manches "We hold It it vital to adopt a the sides and tend to twist. Gramp gss. They left snd, in a secluded On a tip, police ofttcera caught two ‘ ‘ a—C, R. Vose, Col., will return as la sophomore partment. No agenda for thes eomprehensiva plan for this sntlra area, did some mors target prac about 60, New Tork City insurance ter folks and Covenant Congre- and is a. voice major. The Rev. K. talks was released. Radio Guides Tractor encourages the twist occasional^ of the boys aa they were hldiiig in gatlonalists is that Paige is a Ejnar Rask will bring the i n s as soon as possible in fslr- as he talks, and all the young folks Board Agenda ticing. The stolen car got stuck in an abandoned homp on N. Main man with wide business interests, However, Suhrawardy is under DOUBXE S. & H. GREEN STAMPS WITH ALL naes to all conearned rather tbah want to help It, a muddy field snd they called a St. The fourth, who had separated killed in plane crash Wednesday. irOiinger brother of Paul Paige, message. -r '• piece-meal aNair," the report A radio-operated tractor has Winsted wrecker who pulled the F r e m o n t. Ohio—Rear Adm. "I give them a rub on the check from the two,,was caught this (bciared. , been demonstrated successfully. in —It tickles, you know,” he BOARD OF PIRECTORR car free for 18- morqing in Hartford and returned Webb C. Hayes H, (Ret.), 66, Ifor the 'Great Atlantic and and damaged a home owned by FOR ATHLETES FOOT CASH s a l e s t h is THURS., FRI. AND SAT.! “More speclfleally, it la recom- Australis. An eight-button panel chuckled. • Hearing Room. Slunicipal Building While cruising the ares Wednes to the Meriden School for Boys mat-grandson of former President Pacific Tea Co., killed in - plane William- Johnson yesterday. Dam Ifianded that tha town engage on a remote tranamltter controls The heavy mustschs doesn’t hide Tuesday, 8 pjnn. day, Capt. Irving S. Milano made a from where he escaped Sunday. Rutherford B. Hayes, died Wednes crash Wednesday. Her daughter-in- age was estimated at 45,000. Use T-4-L for $ to 5 days. qualified profeaaioilal peraonnel to it. The operator has only to the smiling mouth beneath, it. But Public Hearings routine check with Koenemund Police said that Uie rifles and day. He was bom in Toledo, Ohio. law, Mrs. Harold B. Friele, also Watch the old tainted skin sloag l^ is t the Town PUiuiing Com ■tart tha engine and put the trac even If It did, Gramp’a twinkling On a proposed additional General who told hint of the car which had three rounds of ammunition and th* Anchorage. Alaska—Mrs.^ H. B. was killed. WOMAN DIES AT 103 off leaving healthy, hardy sklny-Yf mission in determining the full re tor in gear. ayea Would reveal his philosophy. Fund appropriation to the Board ■topped three times. He thought radios wers recovered. Still missing FTiele, about 5S, of Bellevue, Fslrfleld, July 11 (A*i Mrs. not pleased with powerfnh in COLLAPSIBLE "No need to go around with a It unusual and Jotted down the is $300 worth of TV equipment and Wash., whose husband is widely yonr 440 back quirements In ths Globe Hollow of Education- of $37,000. " , $5,040 FIRB IN SHED.. Flora Sterling Tuttle. lOJ; died ■tant-drylng T-4-L, yonr ^ biwl tract as regards water, recreation, WESTPORT DUMP CLOSED loM fact on ye,’’ he ssyi. .1- On a proposed additional appro license number. 'The captain found a set ot golf clubs. known cannery operator and Stafford Springs. July 11 yesterday at the home of her at any drag store. T o ‘ d ^ a t J. W SPRIN6 HORSE BABY WALKER Westport, Conn., July 11 (JP)— ‘TWO little girls passed by the priation by allocation from the that the car had been stolen. Ths three Were turned over t® Pacifle Northwest representative ✓ street and highways, and land de^ Fire destroyed a large tool shed daughter, Mrs. Charles Gardner. Halo Corp. (Drag Den STROLLER yelopment."------’ ;------— Sixteen leaded town garbage house as we talked. J!HL_boys,!L ; 1 - Capitkl Improvement Reserve Later, Patrolman Farris Reahs Hartford Police. Hiey will bs ra- Full molded body, for ages 1 to 3 All aluminum folding frame, large tracks lined up behind town Bell Gramp called. An indignant look Fund, for renovations to the came on duty. Bsior* atsnlhg his ferrtfl'16 Juvenile authorities. i Answering s question from the today with no piqee to dump 2 L years. With Canopy Plus Extra Heavy Igibcommlttse head ‘ on what uses and the expected reply brought Washington School Buildings-in wheeb with bumpers, won’t, tip. their loads. The regular town another cHUcklc from the friend of Herald Photo by, Ofisrs cluding the West Side Recreation Fabric other then use as s Country dub dump was closed nner a tempor for a public hearing on a proposed tha Capehart Rousing siU to the \ itauid be made of the land, the children. Should Auld Acquaintance Be Forgot Building and ,the -Annsx Building, additional appropriation by alloca Nik* Control site. ary Injunction Issned yeatprday Certain Senior students reihem-, ^ II . . . I I ' , ■■ ,1 I , _ $20,383. Chamber said: "Ws know of no a t New Loadoa by Common tion from the Capital Improvement To sea if ths Boattf-wiU aconit her Gramp for a particular rea was loat, Qrimp Wju there to help tributed the lyric to Harry Lauder, On a proposed additional ap Reserve Fund, for preparation of $1,200 from th4 Department of th* Fleas Court Judgo Vine R. Par- son. In cleaning up one |day he propriation, by allocation from Army for a permanmt easement melee. Hie Injuactioa was sought find I t . a favorite of his. the'Capital Improvement Reserve preliminary plans and speclfica- Reg. 11.95 Riig. 6.49. Reg. 10.95 emptied the wastebasket in -tm The.Future Farmers of Amer Grsmp's Scottish parents settled Ugns for the third phase of altpra- for an underground cable from th* by Peter Krist, Jack Stock and English classroom and threw sway Fund, for alterations and renova Nik* Control sito to -tha Hik* others who own property adja ica qlCcted him an honorary mem In the North of Ireland, and he tions to th* Orford' Village Com tions to the Barnard Junior High S Days Only! S Days Onlyl $ Days Only! a pile of card! alcmgside It. ber,“ Just because they liked him was born in Portadown, County School Buildings. Launching sit*. - ’ cent to the .dump. "The kids were tickled to death," munity House and equipment, To see what action tha board so friUch,” said one co-worker. A rmagh. He came to this*country $13,500. To see if the Board will authorize ha grinniid, "when they found out , "I don’t know of anyone who is will take .concerning the offer of their source theme cards contain when he was 24 years old and On a proposed sdditionsl ap an appraisal of properties west of better-liked,” said another'.' "He worked in several textile miUs- propriation by allocation .from the the Greenhaven property as pre’sn- the Manchester Country (Hub to .•f” . . ing notes on their theses had bein always loved children and children purchase and- lease portions of th* burned." The students ware still before chosing custodial work, be Capital Improvement Reserve insry to decision as to What, if any, -g-- always loved hitfi." aald many. - cause. he said, h* considered it Globe Hollow Property. . si)(>i;eciativs of Oramp’s mistake Fund, for an accounting machine, property should be. purchased In PubUe DiscmsIoB on Other Itom* Kidding, sociable, witty happy- heklthler. $ 6 ,000. connection wHlj th* plans for a several monthg^latar; -When tlrtfy, go-lucky—art’^'.ara .descripUps- c( RECLINING want , on the cast, tjtlp to Washing . Gramp axid he enjoyed hig work On 'a proposed ordinance regu proposed North End-Junior High ton, they sent hiim‘postcards say the T7-yesr-oId gentleman -w^ho" aa school Jsiiltor, and rethackOA lating tIie"inetbod and manner of Scho«(,and a proposgl that Brook ing, "Thanks.. Gramp." setuslly h'as'’tffr8e grandchildren. that tha.lsssles helped him. HowT assessing the cost of conscriictihg field -SC: 'w extended llS<:d>s iIolU*- 4riny Asks Board CAR SEATS CARRIAGE NETS TU, Grnmp’ "They are three lassies," he said, "In every way,” he replied, ser tfid reptaring'iVaiks and curbs-.. ter Street at North Elm St. . __ STROLLER . "Gramp” recalls the day hs was “and are they full of it!’’ iously. "They came along with a Public DIscasslon on Agenda.Iteme To seen if the s W d will fig a ^ A c i ^ p t Swivel frent wheeb, all aluminum. talking with an acqualntanca on “But Tve got to walk the ■mile. Unfinished Business date fo r a Public Hearing or an ad Sit or Stand, Complete With Wheel Completely folding. Hjeavy plaid Made of Cotton Marquisette Main St. - Several cMIdren paased straight and narrow path, you "I'll miss It,” he reflected sober To see if the Board will fill a ditional appropriation to enlarge 1116 Army wants tiio Board of fabric. and called, "Hi, Gramp.” His know," the gentleman twinkled, ly- . vacancy on the Board of Select th* Municipal Building Hearing Directors of th* ' town of Man friend'lookad startled and asked “too many know me.” And everyone will ralas him, for men. Room and improve its acoustical chester to pay out a small sum of OF the-obvious question. ‘"I’v,s got The ofhee girls at the school Gramp U retiring this month. To see what action the Board properties. money and accept a large sum at 6 $ J $ lots of grsndchitdrsn srountl hare.” kn|iw Gramp well. He often; His hgmor returned, and he said, will take concerning exchange of To see if th* Board will appoint a meeting on Tuesday night. Gr^igp replied proudly. And A stopped St their decks, in the ■"Ws because of the old under- deeds relative to n strip of land a,m#mbat_‘ff tlyt Housing AuUlqr- The Board, will ba asked to Reg. 3.98 Reg. 24.95 Reg. 1.00 morning end said, "I'll tell ye a- ■t|mdln|t" he twlfikled''idi Ike pst- from Lawton’R d .'^ thq^Rlanehes- uyitor thhiLyeaf tetm cotamenoint authorize payment df $25 fir a A former teacher at the school iltUe verse If I car rimember (t.” ted a troublesome knee. ter Grefen- School. ' July 1957. ■mall piece of property needed to Corset g Days Qalyt a Days Only! $ Days Only! build a road to th* C!a]>eiart remembars how her fourth graders Then In a swinging rhythm and Editor's note: Sydney . Smith To see if the Board will approve To see if the Board will appoint Window Shades Hand-FlBhlieJ felt when Gramp w at a t home his Irish brogue Gramp would (1771-1845), English writer, sums a proposed subdivision Meh^polt- housing sit* ahd to accept $li$00 a member of the Insurance AO* for *an imderground commuiOea- with back trouble for a few weeks. recite lyrics recalled from his up the type man "Grsmp'f Gilpin tan Homes. viaory Committee. for the 6-ycar Made to Order Hardly a day went by that one Of school days when he learned a is in this thought: To see what action the Board tions cable. « . '4' Shop term commencing Aug. is, 1957. Most of ths.land oq whlcli' th* the children didn’t ask about him, verse >s day. "Try to make at least one per will take concerning a proposed To see what action th* Board will Brtaig year eli rollers la and W$shinHlli9tiiM ■he said. The teacher attributed . "I love the l a ^ e . , . The bonnie, road Is ' planned belodgs to th* Mvo SSe per ahadei.' ' son happy evrfry day, and then In ordinance providing for sale of land take concerning the appointment of town DOW but .22 acres Is the prop Gramp’a popularity tb hie kind bonnicylassie . . . She’s as pure as ten years you may have made three west of Bruce Rd. an assessor for the' remainder, of the lily In the dell . . . She’s as erty of Andrew and Anna IValelc. DE LUXE STORKUNE fiad how mad deaaar aad ness. "He was always ready ahd thousand, six hundred and fifty New Buslnees Henry A. Mutrie's term. 'ITie town will be aqked to pay Ui* II willing to help” she said. If a ■Weet as Ihe hssther . . . The. persons happy, or brightened a To see if the Board will fix a T O d A Y - J U L Y BABY SCALES brighter we caa wash yoar car chain came off a blcyclt, Gramp bonnie purjile heather-. . , Mary, To see if the Board will approve $25 purchase price because th* with oar Waavar Automatic Car small, town by your contribution to date for a public hearing for an the assessment of costa lor^sanitary r> td will belong to tho town after POTTY CHAIR was there to ptit it on. If a ball my Scotch blaebell." Gramp at the fund of general enjoyment. additional appropriation of $3,115, ■ewers in Forest, Chestnut and Otis it la built.' Pennlssion to construct 30 lb. capacity. Open face dial, re CARRIAGE Waaber. S s ^ car it aaioataticaUr the unpaid balance of tbe contract iprayad with frttbwrassc. aad mild Sts. .ths road over the town’s Glob* Hol movable tcay. • Nursery colors or Full chrome gears, fully uphol for revaluation. To see If the BoSrd wUl approve low property between th* housing ‘ All Wood With Plastic Commode oitMrgeot, aad thoroughly, baud To see what action the Board the assessment et costs for sanitary site snd the private Garden Grove white. ■ stered body. 'tpooged a ^ cfaamoitad. Wc aaoar First Movie Program In Park Timight will take concSriiinc a petition for aevfera in Portland, Litchfield and Rd. will also be requested atsthe use harih demrgaaa ikat.nsigfat Right? Compromise construction of wSlk and curb On Avon Sts. meetlnn. iniure the fioidi...of dirty wash west side of Pupiell PI. To see If the Board wilt ap The $1,200 la offered for a per water left ever from a pmViouf The first outdoor movie pro- To see if the Board will confirm prove the assessment of costs for manent easement on town land car...or "hit-or-miu” astembly gram will be piresented - tonight transfers from Keeney Street water mains in Oak CXrove St. for an undergroufid cable stretcli- 631 Reg. 8.05 Reg. 4.98 Reg. 54.95 tine ntedtods. The autoautic ep- in Center Park by the Recres- School Bond Account, - Engineers To see if the Board will author ing between the Nike control aito Denied by Johnson tion Department. and the launching sit* in Glaston $ Days Only! $ Days Onlyl $ Days Only! erstioa of the Wether gets the and Architects Account, snd High ize the manager, on behalf of th* 'Starting at dusk, the pro School. Bond Account to School town, to purchase for $25 from bury. Only part of the cable runs ddae in de time astdsd for under town property near th* con- menusl wnihing. (Ooatiniied from Page Oaef . gram of comedies vvill last about Bond Surplus Account and to Gen Andrew and -AnnarWalek ..22 acres ;^*ned surprise at the interprets- < 45 -minutes. Neil Lawrence of, eral Fund. northeasterly of Garden Grove Rd. trolaits- A y w , tion Russell and others have | for highway purposes. Give year car that "like new" look your strong support of thU moder- placed on the bill’s powers. the recreation staff it In charge To see if the Board will authorize MAIN ' today. Drive in for aur tpandy, of the program.. There is no the preparation of contract draw To see if the 'Hoard will au- The baUng industry Is on* of the ats legislation. , . . Francis ( ^ e , one of the meas charge. thorisa the manager,- on behalf of world’s oldest. I t dates back to at VEN^AN BLINDS all-point wash jobt , "If ever the prestlgb and voice ure's sponsors, said the -amend- ings snd specifications fm* sn ad of the presidency were needed, it is dition to the Mary Cheney Library. the town, to sign a permit the least 2000 B.C. 'aiten ths Egyp . I taent he Is drafting would link the right to construct a highway from tians began to'bake bread. LARGE SIZE PEDAL now.'Please act.” bill’s enforcement provisiohs to the To see if the B<»rd will fix a date LAMES' or CHILDREN’S BAtrS BOUNCING ’ L A . JOHNSON WET Cisrehes Mitchell, difectbl' of the 15th Amendment to the .Constitu Senate sdoptldn of a Jury trial STREET .0 0 local (ffftce ' Of the National As tion. That provision, says .the amendment because he regards. it OVERNITE WASH sociation for the Advancement of right to vote shall not be, abridged as a device "to make It, possible- TEETER CHAIR TRACTOR PAINT CO. Colored People (NAAOP), said he because of race, color or , previous to disobey the law.” had aent a wire to Knowiand and condition of Mrvit^ude. But the New Jersey Senator said Adjustable s ^ t, chain drive, motor Sen. Douglas (D-Ill), another chief he. is willing to eonrider changes THURSDAY SUITCASE Completely Snap-Off Fabric tone shift. 723 Main Street MORMRTY BROS. banker, saying that “this legisla "I think the.,Senate could well go as far aa to provide for Imple wtil(;h would "clearly and sharpy FRIDAY , x . Phone MI 9-4591 sot-815 CENTER STREET tion in the form passed by,the Manchester mentation of .the. 15th -Amend confine the bill to enforcement df SATURDAY House is the-minimum thst -Amer- the voting right* of all ctUzena - iesns of all races and‘faith* have a ment,” Case said. ' "There are JULY I M li^ t to-* expect from the Con some members who believe we Reg. 9.95 ’ ^ ^ Reg. 6.95 Reg. 23.95 gress.” 'sKouId carry out the constitutional Tgraelt Hospital* |l>6onsor mortality per 1,000 births has-de 38 MAIN ST. M l 3-7958 rights of all cltlsens. He has ex- of the bill, .'said he will oppose clined (rom 51.7 to 32.3, ' RIGID FRAME PLAYPEN W A D I N 8 P 0 0 L PLAY PEN PAD 10” off fI(>or, center support, iMth- 3’ X 4’, Triple WaU Carivas Tafilc ing rails, pby beads, hardwood. OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF MEN'S JACOBSON 18" WHAT EVERY MOTHER SHOULD ROf ARY MOWER Reg. 12.9 5 ' Reg. 2.98 J Reg. 1,4.95 8 Days Only! ' $ bhys Onlyl M O D EL 50 KNOW ABOUT SUMMER DRINKS GOOD NEWS! You still can get expert Personal Fittings right here in Manchester. $ Days Only! Mrs. Glhzier, who hfts had many years experience in custom fitting Corsets, Girdles,, - I f e ' - y’ Bras, and. Surgical Garments, has now opened her owH complete corset shop at 631 Main STANLEY-ELECTRIC S treet.. Mrs. Glazier invites all her old customers and new ones too, to visit her during One that’s best for gro.wing children is Sealtest Chocolate her Grand Opening and see her Complete New Lines. LIMITED QUANTITY! J GRASS TRIMMER $3430 DrinlL This noyrishing beverage^ contains healthful m ilk' OPEN THURS. AND FRI. TILL 9 P. M. TRIMSTER Nationally Advertised Brands Opening Special prdleins, vitamins and minerals. It’s wonderfully re&esh- (Clossd Mondnys lairing July and August) . GRASS TRIMMER S24JS LILY OF FRANCE ^ POIREHE FAMOUS NAME ing, too^smooth, rich, chocolaty. And there^s no mixing FORTUNA WARNER KAUFMAN ELECTRIC C U N T O N D -2 MAIDEN FORM GOSSARD bother. Sealtest Chocolate Drink costs so little. Always SMART FORM MADI-BRA BRAS HEDGE 1 6 ^ ' (Made to MsasUrs) VENUS TRIMMER t handy, too—at your store or at your door. . ^ NEMO PLAYTEX \ 5 SARONG 'SURPRISE CHAIH SAW LILYETTE FLEXEE'S $ CAM P BtEN JOUE .95 DORA MILES WYNTON VALUES fo $3.95 CHOedLAtE DRINK 1085-1089 MAIN ST. TEL Ml 3-5856 A4ANCHESTER fe«M A ■ r ’ . . N, PAGE FOtJRTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALO, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, JULY 11, 195T MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,* THURSDAY, JULY 11. 1957 V PAGE FIFTEEN G hutonhury tS from 9 to 11:30 a.m. and end wicz, Mr. and Mra. WaKar Cher- South Windacir Ouellette, 18,,Hartford, cut scalp { Red Tags Ike’s July 28. • nowskl and John Dyaenchuk. and arm; Stephen ,Romanlw, 18, D of I Barbecue ning was cool, swimming and boat V, Accountancy in New Haven an Mental Health Fund Books Loaned Hartford, scalp cuts; Samuel CAP Holds Siessiou ing was enjoyed by the cadets. Georp^ A. Kaiieirl Weiss, 15. Hartford, -abrasion on nounced todayi; Final rasulta of the Mental The Library Service Center has Later hot dogs, aoda and coffee F PRESCRIFTION 4 Health fund campaign haa been East Hartford’ back; and Barbara Reed, IS Hart Said Successful At Sperry’s Glen kanehl la a partner in Ruaaall, I Clean H-Bom b G O P Caucus loaned a number of books fo r a were aerved. Passes CPA Test > EXPERIENCE '4 tabulated as SO30, which surpasses short periodi to tha Wellea-Tumer ford. injuries to back, neck and I Kanehl and Ck»., of Meriden, a An Invitation has been extended By Our PtaamiacUU . 4 the goal by $20. Mre. .Edward A, Memorial Library.'- A few that skull. . Despite the stori^ Tuesday eve The Mancheeter Squadron of the firm which he ha* been with *lnoe Boy Charged to the squadron by Gworek to hold George A. Kanehl. 97 Overlook I : Talk as Stupid Set July 18 Viera laid tha( she end her work- might tntereat hQbblsts are: ‘‘KncAv Police said tite incident began ning, St. Margaret’s Circle, No.\ cavil A ir Patrol (C A P ) held it* one meeting a month at the Glen j February, ■ t n notqd"itow many townspeople Toup Camera,’’' Wagg; ‘'Encyclo about 10:30 pjn. When Cafies, weekly, meeting last night at Dr., was among 19''candidatea who > Arthur Drug Storts j 280, Daughters of laabella. held a during the summer months. Capt. He'Vorked a* a Public Account were welt Informed In regarding pedia of Outdoor Motors.” Bow driving south on Rt. 80, passed a Sperry's Glen, in Bolton, through auccbaafully completed the Certi I k A Ak A . Idh 4k ▲ Aa Ak. .A .A ^ (OoatiMMt tm * Fac* Om ) Olastonbury, Ju iyli (Iperial)— After Crash zueceaaful .(Thicken Barbecue at Ronald G. Farris, commhnder of ant for three years before that mantel Ulnees as Just what it is. m a n ;'“ Introducing Spain,” Salter car driven by Ronald Forrest of the courtesy of the owner, Richard the local squadron, haa accepted the Tha Republican caucus to select another form of sickness, and Hartford and then cut in too sharp Center Springs Lodge, arrange fied Public Accoflhlant examina with the firm- o f Goodman, Spitz, loa afiar eompltUnf hia fo m a l ad> and "How to Buy Stocks," Engel. J. Gworek. BJven though the eve invitation. tion in. May, itie. State Board of candidEites for, the bienniel election anxious to help in its prevention. Some wonderful records have South-Windsor. July 11 (Special) ly. aideswlping Forrest's vehicle. ments for which were -made by a 'and Sullivan, of Hartford. I Read Heralft Advs. ' draaa, Khruahchev mada no Oct. 7, hae been echeduled for She expressed her sincere grati been added to the record lib ra ^ A 18-year-old East Hartford Cailes, who was allegedly driving committee headed by Mra. Ed ~ further rafaranca to Klaanhoarar. tude for all w h o. contributed so Without an operator’s Jicense, then mund Kiely, paat regent. Othera July I F at 8 p.m. at tha Academy thle eummer. A few are: "Pieeta.” resident was arrested on three r Khniahdiov dafandad tha r ij^ t generously of. tlma and mohey.^ .. played, by the Hollywood Bowl picked up speed and fled the scene aaalating included Mra. Charles ^ o f individual Commuhlat natiena SchoM. Firemen to Meet • Symphony Orchestra; "Wedding charges last night after he al of the acident, according to Stats Donahue,, Mrs. Mary Mathleu, Trooper. Robert Gay. who investi - to daval^ thair "SocialJat” (Com- Sayre B. Roac, Republican Town , There win be a meeting for all Album," WaJdteufel; and Jor the legedly fled the scene, of g side- Mra. Charles McDonnell. Mra. SAVE ' mnniat) culturn, partlaa and fo v - gated the case. He was pursued by Harold Phelps. Mra. John Skiba If You’re Going Away! SAVE Committee chairmen announced tha mambers of the three fire com- tote, "Grimm's Fairy Tales," and swiping accident on Rt. 30. If You’re Staying at Home! Forrest, d ay said. and Mias Eileen Kleley. r ammanta on tha Mala o f thair own the date end that Firat Selactman pahiet tonight at 8 p.m. at Co. 2 "Mother Gboae Songi." aung by The- youth, Edward F. Callee. Krauaa of Ea.at Hartford 7 paculiaritlas. I t was a .atronf William F. Conna^ WUI icek re- headquarters. . Ft-ank Luther.' About a mile from the icena was charged by State Police with Calles lost control of his car which eatered. ondorsampnt o f aoma o f tha Com- nomination for oflice. Connery ia ITcnle Slated -- munlat (oapal Frasldant Tito has reckless driving, evading respon- skidded in sand and overturned. A brief Injainesa meeting fol at preaant serving-hit second term A picnic and dance w ill )>e held Mancheeter Evening Herald ■Iblllty, and operating ^th ou t a ■’ .lonr baan praachtnf. aa the town'a moat Important Gay reported. It was in this lala- lowed and announcement was Sunday from 3 to 9 p.m. at the Olastonbury eorreepondent. Mrs. license. * Talk to Tito elected official and hla 18th year hap that the five youths were in made that the next meeting will Lighthouse Grove, East Hartford, Betty McNamara, telephone MEd- Callei and four of his teeha^e jured. Forrest then arrived at tha be held at the new K of C Home SpaaJdna: directly to Tugoalav aa a'piember of the Board of sponaorored by St. John’s Ukfxin- ford 1^175$. t JoumaUats at tha maatinf. Khrush- Salectmen. passengers received slight Injuries acene and called State Police. the last -week in August. lan Church. Thia is open to 'the when the car In which they were ehav said **0on't write what T am y/ Bible (tohool Alaied public and music will be furnished : aayinf now because when I meat know your vinegars! There are allegedly fleeing the mishap skid Cook pitted dates in orange Bl. Mark'a Lutheran Church will by Hal Rosa and his band. The com-. Curly Cel* Job - comrades Tito. KardalJ and Ran- many types available and each hae ded and overturned, police said. juice until they are aoft and the hold a dally Vacation Bible, Bchool mittte In charge of arrangements . kovlc, I will tell them myself.” a dietinctive flavor. Vinegars are Treated and released at Hart orange juice is absorbed. Use as a for all children between the agee are: Mrs. Mary Kugler, Mrs. Lena, made 'chlifly from cider, wine, ford Hospital were: Calles, abra filling for a white -cake; cover with Boaton, July 11 (P)—James M. His atatamsnt was the first, con*voo- of 3 and 13. Claeeea vrill etart July Zavajancek, Mrsl Alice Hapkie- ' firmation that Khruahchev melt, grain or spirit. sions to left arm and leg; Vernon chocolate frosting. ^ Curley, 82-year-old veteran politi T ito may be plannlnx a resum' cian, haa been appointed by Gov. : tldn of last year's conferences^1SMfiy^Oh](^t Sighted in Sky Foater Fureolo to a 5-year term on - the Crimea. Tu(o|lav Vlea -Prss* the State I.Abor Relations Board at Ident Edvard I^ d tl] and Turo* Identified eis Weather Balloon $8,000 a year. ■ Slav Communist leader Alexander Curley will aucceed Charlaa M. Rankovlc arS' now ‘'vacatloninr” Oollatoe, who la to become Vet In the Soviet Union. This Is what the shiny object^to be floating, at 100,000 feet.4 erans Service Commlaaioner at Khrushchev reportedly eon- sighted by many Manchester real seemed to be hardly moving. Its j, $10,000 a year. at your tinuad his private discussions with - dents as it floated over tha toen course from the east to jhe north- ' Fureolo announced Chirley'a ap r Ckech leaders between the sched last night looked like. west gave the impression that it pointment after conferring with uledevents. was rising from an angle of 80 de FIRST him at the State House. The A ir Force research cS'nter at can t Although it was evident the So- ' BE BEAT New Bedford, Mass., said it was grees off the horizon to one almost Curley has been out of public ■ Viet Communist )>arty thief was directly overhead. talkinn to tha Chschs about last an A ir Force weaUikt balloon, office aince hla fourth term aa launched from Vemalis, Calif. The Maj. Eugene DeLoria, coordlna-. mayor of Boaton expired in 194k Friendly . monUi's palace revolt in Uie Krem tor of the Connecticut Ground Ob- lin and its effect on Communist Slse and shape of the object were He also aerved a term aa Governor obtained from scientists at the Blue sen-er Corps, said that the balloon . parties abroad, there has as yet probably was propelled by a jet FOOD and two terms In CJongreaa. Fighting Is Fun Hills Observatory, near Boston, ' been no public evidanoe the stream from Vemalis, which Is a I FOB FOOD VAECES Oollatoa, national vice com who reported that the Mlloon was Michael Todd and hia actresa wife, Elizabeth .Taylor, posyd in Khrushchev-Ehilcanin trip is any few miles away from San Fran-1 mander of the . American Legrlon. more than a goodwill visit. CheA about 100 feet long and SO feet will succeed former State - Rep. this fashion yeaterday in .New "york aa they arrived from Europe wide. Apparently made of plastic, cisco. He said that at. this time CommunUts insist Premier Bui- o f the year Che jet stream which'| Nate Hurwita (R-Cohasset), whose 'With words pf denial to reports that they had quarreled. Miss Sanin and Khrushchev are only the shiny instrument had a box term expired. Taylor, said "We have a lot of fun fighting." (AP Wirephoto), slung underneath it. carried tha balloon blows over the - retum in f a visit the Chech leaders southern part of the country, then made to Moscow a few months afo. Skywatchers on duty at the Man curves toward the northeast | The Soviet visitors crossed the chester post were Mrs. Helen gradually. border into ChechMlovalcla Tues Shspard and Mrs. Betty Fivoainsky. PlEUiea Rode Jet Stream day. / Mrs. Fivosinsky was reached at. Major DeLoria said that' a recent I Staasmeat Due Fridav her heme tMs morning to Ascribe flight of planes which had riddan A J«^t communiqueiiiW be is what h ^ ^ n s d at the post. this jet stream had hopped o ff near SUPER MARKETS sued, probably just before they fly RkysnUebers Report Object Hartford. home next Tuesday. “ I noticed it when I went out." tVhen the was askad wbathar j I^lght-lony rains smashed the she said.. " I heard that funny thera had Bten a "scrambia'' or | wague heat wave. A steady dris- noise.'’ fThe---- COC — poet----i « m u i u i flight of flghtar-lnWrCeptOr pUnto ] sia fan ihia waniliig aa the C ieiiai equTpped with a sound detector.) drove their visitors to tha SUlin- sent up to investIgaU, Mrs. Fivos " I t was quite large. I knew it insky said, “ We saw quits a fe w ! - heavy industry factory in wasn't a star. Biit it had points on planet coming . toward it. Thay Prague, one of the dty'a largest IL I thought if syaa a reflection." WE GIVE FREE... planu. 'The two woman reported the were way qp. But they aeemed to | The Chech govenunent has im- object to tha filter center in New be below it ’’ . posed tight security measures dur Haven. The peopis at the filter The ManchMter Skywatchcra at I ing the visit Alrilns passengers center said they had already had first could not notice any move-1 stopptog overnight in ITague quit); a few calls on it. ment of tha bMloon. When a near U.S. CHOICE World Green Stamps tisnally are given transit visM per Mrs. Fivosinsky and Mrs. Shep by star wax uied as a checkpoint, | m itting them to sea the dty. Ito t ard then listened In on the calls movement could be detected. BLOCK STYLE since the visit the passengers have made by the other Skywatchers' " I t was an ezclting axperimant," LADDIE 8 0 Y been requireu fa aUy at a deten- pests to N ew HaVen. said Mra. - Fivosinsky. And that | tlon hotel at tha airport - The balloon, which was eistimsted aeemed to close the matter. BONE-IN Among the passengers grudi' bhng about the ineenvmenes were EXCEPTIONALLY T-LB. $ ' tounsts flying from Moscow to tha start of her mdrriage that the terests broadens the world for j CANS western Europe on a Soviet jet- revonsibiUty fo r the couple's women. They never lose it 'f? ■ Uaer. being eempantonable through the Ro, though married companion-I FLAVORFUL years is largely up to her. ship is usually. acMeved uiroughl That meins she m iff have to the-wife's efforts, "both husbandr *N’ JUtOY- STARKiSr WHITE CHUNIC ' " Jaqesr to- hun^. -and fistw^^nimen and wiloxbenefit by .thp.xone-slded.i U K^fh'sha has''ifever held a''#Rd" 'krrangeiSffiftr"' ' • j Riith TuaiM and reel or a gun In her hands. Any wife who says , to herself, Or it may be she wil^ have to " I f he won't try to share my in- FOR g et interested in local poll tics or tereets why should I bother to M IX ’EM or M ATCH 'EM tuiia Fish 3 BONELESS BRISKET irs wife's Job to Make Marriage OasopaaleaMMo golf or photography. She may even share his,” is making a big mis . DELICIOUS TREE RIPENED NAPIER 8RAND and that she is married to a man take. V ISMOKED Whan a husband and w ife are eompanionable it la usually because whose interests change frequently (All rights reserved, NEA fier-1 O Q c SWEET LIFE FRUITS BEST STEER BEEF the w ife is eriUing to make the and, in order to stay companion vice, Inc.). I | P | 0 | ^ | Q ^ ' SHORT SHANK ’ "effort to be compaaionabla. able with him, her interests will have to change just aa often. Perhaps a husband Should make . Rail System Grows * o u SLICED CLING PEACHES Sweet Peas 8 as groat an 'e ffo rt to share the Oampanionship Pays O ff AUTOAAATIC WASHER! DELICIOUS . a . . . . 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HE'S e O B j ? * RIOICUIOUS/ IKNOW,..lJUSr k^TOatTHR eaiM. 15BMIT T Msnxcoi I ^ I N E .' POCiC^ •IQJ M B A W I^ L T O G l\« IP K IS ART, M O / j t r TO H0WCANX30 KNOW r 5 BUT I HAD to lOSATW RESULTS ^ Extra Banking Hours ! ooue IS u n . AM) ItV REAHV YHQH 1 / ------WqiADBiSO ^ t _ _ _ _ mi lt/ D o a e i f 4 BO r/ffpi£ vAii/£f m vou% unportunatU MAIN OFFICE opM TONIGHT 4 to I COINC & TO Ea s t olMn FRIDAY contimiMMly r« I F.M. avings ijank of \ ■V '» kthd-' ll. • 7 ' \ ■I p a g e t w e n t t UAN€HESTEB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY, JULY 11, 1967 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. THURSDAY, JULY 11, 196T. PAGE TWENTY-ONE The Brave Who Makes Milwaukee THE Purkey Latest Pittsburgh Ace Herald Angle Pitchers Seen as Sure 20-Game Winners By PAT BOLDUC Qiubby - Faced Asalataat Sports Editor American Legion Up’set New Grid Time Several Loom Camping Fun for Entire Family Bost4>n, July 11 (gV-Foothsin- Hurler B eatsj i DovRlettes Moving to New Field at. S:S0—Boston liniversity has As Possible 20 While .the New York Giants and Brooklyn Dodgers are Atill 9-4 by East Hartford come up witli the 4:oUcge game’s i By EARL YOST newest box office gimmick fbr Milwaukee 5-2 oontemplsting a shift to greener pastures of the West Coast, the approaching 1957 season. G>ntest Losers Camping is fun for the en- the neighbtiring Burnside Dbvalettes of East Hartford have A much-improved East Hartf6rd American Legion base In what Is Iwlleved to be a : tire family. Outdoors even the ball club pinned a co.itly 9-4 setback on the local Legion football first, BO will -kirk off New York,"July 11 (/P>—Bob Siready’decided on leaving their present diamond in favor of Its campaign at 5:,50 p.m. 'on , New York, July 11 (/P)—A Purkej% Pittsburgh’s 4:hubb.v- food tastes better, sleep. is g brand new playrjng area. The decis n became final last Juniors last night at Mt. Nebo. It marked the home club’s September 28 against the Uni glance at the major league faced righthander, may be {deeper and somehow the ten- week after a meeting between Dovalctte officials snd East third loss in Zone Two competition and Coach Ronnie Daigle’s versity of hlasssehusetta In a pitching records reveala an in Isions of everyday city life Hartford town fathers. charges now trail Williinantic by* twilight opener. following in the footsteps of at least three full games., tlanches- triguing possibility ~ there sfeeip^to melt away in the cool Late last fall the town announc The annoiinrement came joint teammate Rob Friend, the is qlearly evident In a reinark at ter has also won three times in ly today from .%th1etic IHreclors are liable to be more 20-game Pirate ace who gave the pen ! dsrkness^f a ti-ee-studded camp- ed plans to blind a new police tributed to Fitzgerald: . "We’re Zone play and sports a 5-3 won losers than 20-game winnera : site. Speakingfrom eight years and court building at the south pretty happy with them (Doval Wrong but Right Vie Stout of Bl.' and Warren nant contenders all s o r t s of I experience as S '^ m p sr, I have and lost overall record for the'sea McGuIrk of Massachusetts. this season. troubles two years ago while lead- west corner of Tolland knd School ettes) and with, their spreading of son. ' found that the great^--ya]ue from Sts., home park for the colorful the name of Ekust, Hartford,’’ Daytun, Olilo (NBA)—Bob The first half will he. played Only seven pitcher* 'had 10 or in;, the National League in earned pitching the family tent tbi-ough- The visitors were a far different Doves for the past decade. During team than the one that had bowed Rosburg is so’ wrong aa a tour in daylight and the lights at i more victories aa the campaign *n- run averages. , out New England and New 'ibrb. Highly Successful ing profe-slonal goiter that he’s BU fie'ri will be turned on at ! terod its second hiilf. today. They Friend, a bit battered these,days, ; State ia the way it cements family that time Coach Ray McKenna’s True, the Doves, under the expert twice previously to the Silk club bad built quite a reputation in successful. halftime. ' are Billy Pierce of the CThIcage was the .gtiy who almost owned ; ties. Camping gives both the chll- guidance of McKenna, have proven Towners. Only a week ago Wednes Rosburg uses a ba.seball grip. White Sox (12-81, Early Wynn of Brooklyn’a champs ii; ’55. Friend, , dren snd parents a common sub- State; and New Englaiul softball highly succesaful since their organ day Daigle’s squsd had dumped its eirdles. The - Sab Franciscan sizes up Cicvelatid (ll-lO i, Jim Bunning i t also a righthander, was 14-9 that] I ject to talk about during the rest ization back in the spring of 1947, neighbors by a 9-4 margin. shots through thick glasses, Detro't (10-2) In th* American season for the last place Bucs, with of the year. At the outset of the current sea Tlieir 10-year record—529 victories Shortstop Billy Kammcrer clout sports a well-pacired paunch, Major League League and Larry Jackson of Bt. a 9-5 mark agalh.st the fl-at I Moriarty Catcher See New- IJght son the Doves, the (Eldest major and 127 losses for a fabulous win ed a long- three-run homer' for swings extremely flat from a Louis (10-4), Jack Sanford of division, while finishing with s! Children see their father in t softball team In Connecticut, be ning percehtage of .806—speaks East Hartford .ill'Uie sixth inning. wide open stance, punches putts. Philadeljihia (10-3), and Ruben 2.84 ERA. i sturdy Jimmy Roach will be new light. No longer just the per gan looking araund for a new field. for itself. Jack Fdley chipped In with two Rosburg claims h* likes base = = L e a d e rs= Gomez of the New York (Stants Tops in BK.4 I behind the plate for Moriar^,v son who leaves for the job at the Manchester and the lighted field at But then again, how many other hits, one a triple, and third b-’.se- ball better to watcli, would quit American League (10-7) in the National. At the moment, Pjirke'y Is 9-71 Bros, tonight when the Oilers office, factory or on the road every Robertson Pailt were mentioned cities or towns would follow man Bo() Crowell p-oduced t-vo trarellng If hr i-outd find a good Batting (Based on 200 at bats) Likely Repeaters snd leads the league with a 2.70' entertain the Glastonbury morning. By camping, junior among the possible sites. But sines East Hartford's example?. 'Our RBIs with a pair of s’.ngles to i-Iub Job. Kc doesn’t cater much — Mantle, New York. .389u Wil- Only Pierce and Wynn front ERA, paining his second victory Townies of the Inter-County learns .that Dad Is a man who most- of the Doves’ faithful fot- neighboring town fathers certainly make the going fairly easy for to practice unless he has nes-er llame, Boston. 343; Boyd. Balti among this group were 20-game over Milwaukee 5-2 last night. It League in an Independent knows such wonderful and roman lowlffg resided in the Burnside Ave. deserve a bouquet of ro.ses for their righthander Pete Corbett. v seen the course. more, .338; Skowron, New Yofk winners in 1968. Seven others in was the only game schedule in game starting at 6 o'clock at tic arts as building camp fires, area, alt plans ware abandoned. quick actions in extending the life Complete Command I "Golf,” says Bob, "is a game .332; Malzonc, Boston. .327. last year's select category are un either league and put the second Mt. Nebo.„ Either Myles Mc teaching the children how to play The club decided to continue In of an outstanding sports sg'^rega- Althougli reached for e ' q '} ; {. - ■r . tn PAGE TWENTy.POUB iSattrlriPBtrr lEuftting IS^ralb THURSDAY, Jm ,T 11, 198T Tomorrow Last Chance to Take Advantage of Manchester Days E U in g t t m Mias Aiidrewb was given ual M otb ^. Bahtina Dr.; a son to BMucation o f $87,840 reoelved About Town warning for failure to grant right Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Hickey, -43 Schoolltems from tha State In addition to esti McConnell Better, GENERAL Avenge Daily Net Frees Ron The Weather of way at an intersection. mated funds. The Board wants to Fereeast ef U. •. Waathor B>OtM^ Women Injured Stats Trooper William J. Doyle Sanford Rd.; and a daughter to ker the Week Ended Klnf Dhvid Lodge No. 81, use tome of the money to give Off Critical List June 8, 1887 of the Stafford Springs barracks Mr. and Mrs. Ftancis Palfrey Jr.‘, merit Increaees to teachers ot long TV SERVICE lOOF, will hftve a picnio tomor' Sduth Windsor. Dot BoariTsi Fhlr, not m eool tonight. investigated the case. service. Days C4 AE A ObU row at Leroy Atpinwall'a cottage In 2-Car Crash DISCHARGED YESTERDAY; The name of a motorist who -:r 58-fit. VCarWer Saturday, Ahowera a t Maehapaug Pond. Memberi Another matter set for pub NIghta «Ie9 3 Fhia Farts Irvin g BUas, East HarUord: Mrs. ■truck a trea June 10 has hkn 12,540 dOveloplBg Isle hi day. High wlahing tranaportatlon ahould Bilingtoh, July 11 (Special) Am elia Blanchard, 159 B. Wads Next Agenda hearing la appropriation of |30,300 TEL. m 8-S«8S taken off the critical list today at Member e f the yUidit U-88. , meet at the Center at 5:45 p.m. Two woman drivers met at an worth «t.; Roy Keith, 33 Hollister for repairs and remodeling at the Buienu e l drenlatleB Hospital Notes annex and West Side Recreation Manchester Mwnoriai Hospital. intersection here yesterday. The St.; Jill Keeton, West WiUington; School business, including an Manchester—-A City of Village Charm, The Salvation Army will hold MVs, Dirce UrbanetU, 178’i Spruce Building for the Washington David R. McConnell. 33, of 93 result was an accident that dam appraisal ot land for a new junior a gofpel eervlce tonight on Main Patients Today: 193 St.; Miss Helen Slbrlns*, 37 high school, will occupy much of School. A 'decision Is also to be Bissell St., has been in critical con 8 t The bandamen and aoldiera ara aged both cars extensively and ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Carl Wetherell St; Mrs. Winifred-Ris- the Board of Directors' time at a made on whether contract draw dition suffering from a compound MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY. JULY 12, 1957 (OlaeMfled AivertAelng en Fsge 14) PRICE nVE CENTS reminded to be present at 7:30. VOL. LXXVii NO. 240 (SIXTEEN PAGES) sent two people to the hospital. M cAllister Jr., 143 (Jampfield Rd.; ley. Lake St.; Mrs. Jessie Sweet. meeting Tuesday night. ings and specifications will be fracture of the left leg and unde Gertrude O. Andrews, 33, - of Mrs. Myrtle LaRiviere, 190 Maple 40 N. School St.; Cecile Begin, 943 The Board is scheduled to act drawn for an addition to the termined head injuries alnce hla i) T h t Poliah American Club will West Hartford, driver of one of St.; Victoria Hunt, 54 Jarvis Rd.; E. Middle Tpke.; Ro^lert Parmer, on an appropriation of- additional school. accident, McConnell's car left meet at 8 o'clock Saturday night the cars, was checked and dis John Shuteran. Wapping; Richard. 47 Bunce Dr.; Stanley Dembek, money to the Board of Education The public will be heard also the road -on E. Center St. and col at the elubhouae. Members are' charged nt Rockville City Hospi Hannah, and Roberta Klngkbury, RPD 1, Rockville; Lawrence Moo- and Improvements to the Washing on an appropriation of $13,500 for lided with the tree. urged to attend as a new permit tal yesterday. Coventry; Mrs. Cecilia Dagie, Hart nan, 146 Hollister St.; Melvin ton School, the Barnard Junior alterations to the Orford Village He ia reported in “ good condi Nikita for Loveless G I P e n ie s tee will be elected. A passenger ini her car, Mrs. ford; Melvin B^ner, Eut Hart Stead, Wapping; Mrs. Vivian C3iar- High School, and the Orford Vil Community House for school use. tion" by hospital authorities today. . 4 ■ _ ■ . Fred Cowell, 41, of East Hartford, ford: Leonid Gagnon. 130 Bissell boneau. S3 West St.; Mrs. R c l • lage Community House. ' The Board Is to fix a date for a PINE Kenneth W, Bennett, 88 Baldwin was reported in good condition at St.; Mrs. Maidae Wheeler, South mary Fahey and daughter, Oystai . Appraisal of property west of Rd., was among those named to hearing on an appropriation for the hospital today with body Coventry: Joseph Peck. Blast H art Lake Rd.; Rockville; Mrs. Marjorie the Greenhaven project .will be preliminary plans fo do the third H__ t* e F e a r s the dean's list for high scholastic PHARMACY Marriage by East, bruises and chest -injuries. ford; Mary Ellen Grzejka, Tolland; McCavanagh and daughter, 55 conaidered to help the Board de stage -of work on alteration at Public Records standing at Wentworth Institute, M4 Oeflter St,— TeL M l B-M18 Police said the accident oc Mias Ardls Higpns, Thrall Rd.. W ells St.; Mrs. Edda White and cide what property must be bought Bariiard Junior High Scgiool. The Boston, for the second semester." curred at 5:30 p.m. when Miss Rockville; MrC. May Pacak, 819 daughter, 74 Drive B; Mra Lucille for a North End junior high echool. first stage has been completed and Andrews and the other driver, Center St.; Laurent Doyon, Willi- Warrantee Deeds J a p C o u r t McPherson and daughter, 343 Mc The amount o f land to ^ bought $30,000 has been approved for Lawrence A. Converse and Julia PINE LENOX Sylvia R. Girshick, 47, of Somers, mantle. Kee St. would depend partly on whether second stage to be completed next West to Avert War both approached the intersection ADMITTED TODAY: Mrs, Mari Converse Wrubel to Mae C. Pearl an extension o f Brookfield St. to yes®. and Ronald A. Pearl, proparty on i Personal Notices of Rt. 140 and Job's Hill Rd. at lyn Gardiner, 54 Seaman Circle; PHARMACY C*mp;, Whittington, Jgpan, Press th i breast bocw If you want N. Elm St. Is approved. The Directors wm meet at 8 Pearl St. the same time. Edward VIckerraan, 20 Roosevelt to determine the age of a chicken A public hearing is scheduled on 899 E. Center S t— M l B418N ily 12 (JP)— WiTliara Girgrd Neither of them stopped, police p. m. (n the Municipal Building Patrick F. Gilroy to .Madlyn F. P r a g u e, C8echo8lovakia.|-jta^ In Memoriam St.. before buying it T ha bone of a an appropriation to the Board of and try and get on. I believe there indicated today he doesn’t said, and the front ends of the hearing room. ,? ■ > Gilroy, property at 79 Olcott St. b loving msmory of Joseph J,abea- B IR TH S Y E S TE R D A Y; A son young bird will be soft and pliable; July 12 (/P)-^Nikita Khrush la no other w ay.". dread a Japanese trial as much sky who psMee away July l!7 11S4. two cars collided. Both autos had to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dodd, Whp- t becomes firm and bard as the chev last night proposed a Khruahehev boasted that Sovlat as members of his family back . Tbs MacDonald family. to be towed away from the scene. ping; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Bknan- bird ages. marriage of convenience be relations with this Communist na home in Ottawa,. 111. « tween the CommunisJ; and tion are ao good they cannot be .Girard expressed confidence a improved upon. Japanese court would acquit him Homes BiU Eisenhower capitalist worlds to avert war. “But w# want Improved rela on charges of causing the death H « also claimed Yugoslavia ^ tions with other countries — with of a Japanese .woman on a mili a loyal member of the Socialist the United Statca,” he said. "The ( Comm uniat), camp. 'United States la's strong and big tary firing range. Signed by Still Backs ,,Ths stocky Soviet Ck)mmuniat country. W e also think that wd'are ■ The 2t-year-old Ai-my apecialist party chief put forward hia sug not a amall, weak coimtry. I think issued a statement to bewamen's gestion of marriage without love we can be conaidered equals.” -few hours after the U. S. 8U- in the glittering ballroomt of He said the Soviet Union wanted preme Court upheld the American Eisenhower House Bill Prague's 14th centqry Hradcany an end to the atms race because government's decision to turn THE NAME'S FAMILIAR (pronounced rud-^rtlunny) castle, him over to Japan for trial. "with modem developments of once the home o f Bohemia's kings. Asked whether he had any ! Washington, 12.(/P)— . Washington, July 12 (/F)— arms this race could become catas . President Eisenhower today Southera D«mocnitic S«hg- And a» k the face, when yon shop at PINEHURST. Turning • to the envoys . of trophic.” difference of opinion with His Capitalist countries attending tha brother. Louts, in Ottawa on the signed a. housing bill author tors tentatively agreed todfiy Yon win femgnicex^all the bbeb ot the famous reception given by Catch Pres “Either we fight for.peace;or jurl^icUonal fight-waged in the we have war,'' the Krhman iriader izin g lower down payments on to permit a vote the middle.of brands, backed by the honesty and integrity o f their ident Antonin Sapotocky lo r the case, William replied: "1 don't I FHA-insured homes and the next week on a motion to Kremlin leaden. Khruahehev aaid asserted. “W e must mobilise all think ao.” ' makers. They make it easier and more pieasant to Capitallsta do'not like the Com- our efforts, and all nations for tAter h4 added "m y brother hSs i making an additional $1,990,- take up formally the contro niuniat ayilem "b a t I like It." peace." never been in Japan and he doesn't 000,000 available for various versial Civil Rights Bill. shop. There’s no doubt when you reach for a brand “But there are many casea," Later he appealed for complete think the way 1 do." , housing programs. — ’ i Their apokeaman. Sen. Russell Khrushchev continued, “ of people unity of all l^mraunUt countries, Girard was asked^if he thought In approving the measure, how -' (D-Ga>, Aaid ho waa authoriaad to on one of our shelves. HALE’S Self Serve arid Meat Dept not in ioVe getting moeried. They saying: work out details With' RepublioAn he needed any more help from hla ever. Eisenhower said that “ unforr | ;«t along very well withqjit love “ I know Yugosaliva. doesn'-t like American lawyeia. tunately” it contains a number at j leader Knowiand (C alif), sponsor 302 MAIN ST., A t MIDDLE TURNPIKE tha word camp. They prefer some HALE’S LIBBY’S ilUt with upderitanding. He replied he dido.'t 'think so. the next session of Congress. o f the motion, and Dm ocraUe FREE PARKING MIAT DEPARTMENT ‘Let's Do It Pracetally* thing like (Community. But Yugo " I t looks to me like they've done Noting that the sum made avaH- ■ leader Lyndon B. Johnson (Tex.) Priday Onlyl , “Let's try it. Let ua compete and slavia is a socialist state. Are there ■II they can do/’ able for housing programs is ^ Earlier Johnson told newsmen CARRY OUT SERVICE ■ea who ia better, but let Ua do. lt ■liama or one? That ques A s k ^ whether he thought the “ more than double— the ameunta he hoped agrccmAnt cniiWI ' ha PINEHURST LIVE FoyroH Clwcks CcmIwcI COFFEE^ Corned Beef peacefully.” tion has been thised'on several oc court fight to have him brought requested for these, programs." reached by all aides for a vote 12 Ounce Tin S till. aiming his words at the casions. . either late Tuesday or early FRESH GROUND back to the United States was Eisenhower said; i AuHierixod Paneiial Ch*«lu Cashed weatem diplomata among the more "We want tor strengthen the fo- worthwhile, he 'said: "Accordingly, I hive given in- Wednesday. LEG OF LAMB than -l.OtX) guests, Khrushchev cialist.camp, not Ip any aggressive “ Yea, with all them people back ■tructlons to limit the use of the Johnson said hk thinks 30 addi ■aid; way but,to dafend peace. We came there fighUng for me.' new authority provided by this act tional Senatora want to qpwak be- sMokos no dHItronca . . " I know you don't like our here for that reason." fo,re the queetion o f taking up the LOBSTERS CHMyrd Brother* during the fiscal year 1958 (which ■ystam but we were not born with Khnuhebev took time to praise . Civil Rights Bill can be brought CHICKEN SIZE Each luy a bontlass benod and Then he added: " I was follow started'July 1) to amount's con- church boll* ringing but wUh the { to a vote in the -Senate. He w d ing oi-dert from my brother. How idsteQt with . the over-all budget romd FInahunr Choiea Ovon sound o t gunshots. Let us atop con- (Oonttnued ea Page Eight) he hopes such a vote can be - l>/fLB.SIZE Pound I felt about it didn't make .any program.” WHOLE ° • reached Tueeday or W ednea^. Rib Roost afRnaf ^ . 65 difference.” Bill Only Permias>lve or o Standing or "cut short" Asked about the High (Jourt’a BUenhovs-er’a January budg.ct « Expeete FasroraMe Vata lebatere, freah from Maine waters, will be deUvered ruling, Girard said he had "no proposal called for only 11,035,000- Govfiriwr Gets Facts on Sets Johnson evidently expects t&e ^nate ^tp^v^ ^ y^ about 2-1 In xvpr^'-'. t ns^cww-amrty .FVtdny,;, comment,on the w py it.wenl.,",. . 000. . . ' , Governor A.A. Ribicoff of ^nnect|oUt geti briefilng on jet engines from M.3gt. Francis Strekel / 'rhb akU'a?«'j))pi>yUion r.gsiis-*'' -IW -m p AlP -PPC" GPCP-.-igsT: '■‘^■®l^h«tl10OStwftbd't^dore -'■---.X . : « i ^ i r e u ^ ■<3^(riwilyrifld'■■^eporte^i..*■I^'aJl); ■’’•v • '" ' '^QlL FANwY^»S^i?;‘-•- ih g "l6 ^ f a fair trial"' iitr the (down on Housing C oi. ‘"(M^^IxtcuUve trip to4sb.«q«iiri>M SisAtjatrinenTh CANG^I7-EL. (AP Wire-^v ^gbo.'.pom■ig-«(^S9e jnteyqnglity:^ .tm-nhw.-n m.iiw ’A • Japa^eaa-court. ling FHA-guaranteed mortgages is pl&OtOl*- - ■ . • i ■ -icttw.■« . ’e*ra nw delay' YEA.6A GS: G*ll.i)lh Sizv'*^ lb M 4 ^ Army logaK adviser;"*-Maji- *nly perfijistfve. Jjid., there wag js®, procrastinate in, this sUuaUon,” he With Tags. 100 Count €LUB STEAKS > 'Pq Moefc Air Raidis Stanley Levin, Hollywqod, Calif., indication In the presidential sU,te- said. was asked earlier if Girard expsd* ment that Eisenhower was taking R ubmU told reporters "Thera la ' ' I I -4: a fait trial and g%va this reply: any action to put them, into ef-' Nasser Seen no possibility of a vote on Sen. feet. , Knowland’e moUoir before Tuae- PINEHURST MANCHESTER DAYS SPECIAL READY TO EAT Newspolht.OpcrAUoh Alert, July^tMt of Civilian Defenat capAblUty . Tile National AasooiaUon of Controversy Flares day.” ' He added. “ Td prefer to 13 UFi — Air raid sirens scrsinfed (Osatiaaed -a Faga EigM) a n d '''govern m en t preparedness Home Builders had asked the delay It .untU Wadnaeday, or even a, warning of approaching imagir Sparking New wl|lch starts today. President. to give FHA orders' on Thursday." lb nary "enem y” bombers at noon to i;bMy'a mock "devastation” of : that point. Knowiand had said before a day to set in motion.a nationwide ■ eoM of industrial canters and dt- Fresh DAISY HAMS A Federal Housing Admlniatrm-{ On Clinton Pictures breakfast, meeting at the White Civil Defense and moMllxatloh ex- fsnae Instaliationa presumably will World Warned Mideast Strife Introductory Offer ? tion spokesman aaiq there «-ill be > House with Preswent Biseabosrer ercisa. Operation Alert 1857. bring the final home-front phase— no definite action until next w-eek ^ that he favored a vote early la the 15c Saving O ff Reg. Price! SAVE 20c! The ■ alert was flashed to 300 the,clamping of emergency con BLOCK hipment on the new autboiteatlos;. - . g Waahington, July 13 IM * -^ m o week—J>y either Jgoaday er Tuea- NEW S pdaSibte points by the Federal trols'On the. economy, End Wars or By MBLMAN MORIN . ^-asut Life Magaaines." interjected U.S. officials say they Sifpedt Lb. Hou-ever. a spokesman said it ia i Robert L. Oobba of Memphis, day. ■ : v-v* Civil Defhhae . Adminiatratien This is intended to be a pre Knoxville, Tenn., July 18 (P )— BgJTt's Pfesidential Game] Abdel LAND O’ LAKES HEINZ (F C D A ), already operating under indicated the eommiSsioncr prob- spokesman for the defensfc battery. Knowiand left .the White House ISLAND HILLTOP FARM BACON view of iiubillnUaUy what would ably will take advantage of the; A bitter conttoveray exploded in Naaser to annoiince soma new, poa- wlhouL aealng 'reporters. ..Later, a make-believe "unlimited state of Face Disaster Namad by Judge. •Ibly sensational Middle Bast move happen if in this country actually new authority to lower down pay U.8. District Court tpday over pic however, he told newanien on Capi national emergency and threat of Crawford )l-aa instantly on hia in A speech to his people set for TOMATO were plunged into war after a sur ments, _____ tol Hill there is no change in uK Fra«h Bweiilflsh Mnaon lasts only« short while . . . have your own “abore dtah- invasion.” tures taken by Time and JAfe feet again. Hia face was flushed July 33. SW0RDFISH69 BUTTER prise assault that left millions Pugwash, N. S„ July 13 (Pi—A The lower down payments made 1 / w , admlniatretlon’s itosition on the S t home M d anve money on Famotia Block Itland FRESH SWORD at thM lew Within a few hours, simulated and he shouted. "That is a most, It was under similar circum- KETCHUP dead or--wounded, more millions meeting o f scientists from Russia, possible by the bill V r i a minimum photographers of the Civil RighU BUI, price. PICNIC ITEMS nuclear attacks will hava "blaat- improper statement and it should ■tanoea at about the same time hotneieas and*-- pennileas. and a ofS per cent on the first $10,000 Clinton desegregsUon ^difturb- - “Their recommendations ara still 2 Bottles ed” more than half these indus the UnUed States and eight other not be said in the presence of this I W year that he isnnounced great part of industry obliterated; I of appraised value, IS per cent on | ancea last fall; their recommendations,” ha said. trial centers and defense installs- countries from Canada to Com jury.” The judge agreed and said. S ^ p t'a seizure of the Suez Canal. The simulated actions ao far Defense attorneys, questioning LOAF CHEESE tions out o f existence .yrith tens of taken in addition to the creation "Mr. Dobbs, do not do that any . Some authorities believe that munist China, ended here yester (Continned an Page Bight) a photographer, laid: (Coattaoetf AO Page BIgM). // millions of hypothetical casualties. of the Office o f ShnergenCy day with a warning of catastrophe more.” Nasaer this year may demand that PINEHURST MANCHESTER DAYS»■ SPECIAL .^ lb “They (the magazines) stinted Fresher By Far"* President Eisenhower . and key sourcea (O E R ) under Gordon llmless war is, abolished. When the noise died down, United Nations Emergency Forces F rm the Windsor market gardena of Martin Becker, ao> VEAL LOAF aides 'w e^ ready to leave Wash-1 their pictures to lower and de Dobbs asked Owen if he had Any leave hla aoU, or that he may anr Gray, the director of the Office p# A fter four days sitting around grade these Jpeoplei" leeted freah ' ■ ... Irigton in a fleet o f HelicopUra fo rj Defense Mobilisation, Include! a big table in a kindergarten claaa- special inatructiona from the m-a- nounceva UockAde of the disputed lb ch inese H eld Grover S.. McLeod of Blrming- Gulf of Aqaba with -submarines PINEHURST GROUND MEATS . . . A secret emergency White House. 1. (Treatlbn o f eight aubordfnatc i room, the scientists signed a 3,500- gAzlnes when he came to C31nton. In Quarters UR8E BOLOCNA ' ham, Ala., the defense lawyer, gei- bought from Russia. Already,, in hla imeginary proc- agencies in the ftelda o f produe- .word ddcument that declared: " I had no instructions to slant Biilletm s Lean Chuck Ground lb. 59e lametlon.«m auon. theme Preaident i^emoenr hasn w de- ; tlon. econohilo sUbilikation. man- 1. A nuclear war waa would be a Ex-G I Captl- ^ fs it u r e d toward the 15 Tenneaaeant the story 'one way or another,” Either move, these officials said, NATIVE DIAMOND PREMIER ! disaster “ o f unprecedented magni- ’ and John Kasper.'They are on-trial Owen aaid. would be certain to plunge the Mid from the AP Wires PICKLE-PIMENTO LOAF for alleged criminal contempt of dle East into a neW crisis with far- i Leon Special Patties, 4'to 5 to lb,...... lb. S9c ^tude." “Didn't you have any bias when — ----- ——------—— I— „crekted a top-level home-front w a r , communioAlons 2. Such a war would kill In Hotel Room court I came to Clinton?” Dobbs reaching international repercut- j CHABteOAL BARTLCTT agency called the "office of ether-! j nrafiinr at a "tr* »u d J nrA.,. I hundred of millions of persons by • The witnesk waa A . T. Owen., 41, asked. Mono. { CHARGE UJl. ULIYMATUM SUMMER Soles ore reoNy hopping, now that the picnic gSney re«.urt;e. " to -uperv isi, ' atoniic blast, heat, radiation and a free-iance photographer from "I; had no prejudica whatever,” Diplomatic officialr carefully (ol-, Londoa, July 12 (P)->A Britlih lowing Nasser's -actions .won't! briMing offlear aaid Rnaata'B season is here, on Pinehurst DE LUXE /PEARS FOR A CHANGB OF DIFT current levelt. M li-idual Its effects on unbent generations. Hong Kong, Jul>' 12 —^-Ameri Oklahoma City. He said he ia em-i Owen replied. " I tried to aftoot both BRIQUETS Pealed Halves manpower controls. price orders woultf come lifter. 3. War must be eliminated, not can Donald 'J. BIsekwood came ployed by Tim e and Life. ■idea as fairly as possible.” vouch for the accuracy of either j Valeria Zoria accused the Uatted ■ merely regulated. back today from 2'4 months 'in " A n d lUd you do that?” Dobbs forecast. Some said Nasser just. Statee at tbe .dlaamiaiiteat earn- SQUASH CHOPPED SIRLOIN PAHIES ...... lb, 89e In Heavy Syriip K ey officials supervised the test j. Fixing policies for the ration- When McLeod made, the state would not dare to flout world pub-' •oeh CCALLOPS - SWORDFISH - HALIBUT eperatfons from other secret head- ing of consumer goods and foods, 4. ’ Abo^t lOO.OOO living personsRed China. H e told reporters his ment about the . pictures, U.S. asked. ' ferenoe. today at preaenttag aa \ Large Can lie opinion by any such drastic | u ltim atu m S oviet anreiptaaca- quarter! and already this news op-- 4. Preparation of * sweeping but and another 100.000 yet to be born decision, -tq visit the Communist Diet. Atty, John C. Crawford Jr. "A s far aa wa were able,"- Owen 'have been injured by six years of mainland waa “ an irresponsible' move. • i of a moratorium on awdlsar erationa center, dubbed . "Newa- vol'untary system o f manpower con- jumped to hia feet. - shouting ob said. H e had previously said other . Buj. these officials said there ta! weapon teats fOr 10 moatlH only, HADDimiC FILLET - BOSTON BLUE • COD point" and located in a city to tha : trols to steer workers into ekiMn-'; atomic bomb tests, gesture on "my part and'I am sorry jections. • reporters and photographers from PINEHURST MANCHESTER DAYS SPECIALS i They suggested thqt nuclear 1 made it.” every sign the Egyptian leader. In | or BO moratoriam at all. la a south o f Washington, was in op- uai job# and keep Uiem . there, Federal Judge Robert L. Taylor TimA and Ufa- were in Clinton. a . move to recoup his battered | weapons testa be atopped as man- -"I didn’t like being watched all sustained him. Britisb official said Zoria told Fresher By Far PRICE SALE ON ■ration. - 1 5. Establishment, by the prodilc- "Why didn't you go into thqse preatige in the Arab world, hopes i the 6-power. attboammMtoe ef N ex t week, after three days of j tion agency, of a priority and alio- , kind’s 5rst step toward a plan for the tim ewithout seeing ■n)rihing," " I can appreeitite the gtft'em- j people's homes and show them — 10 Lb. < international contl-ol of atomic he told reporter A to spring some "block buster''-klnd ' the United Nationa Diaarmamaat MorrcU’a Red Heart emergency CSvil Defense t • a t a, ( cations ayatem to feed vltaf ma- ment'a apprehension about T im a ’ they really are?” Dobbs asked. of announcement on that date. OommiealoB such aa nlttmatUN PINEHURST FRUITS . . . VEGETABLES more than 5,000 government Of-: teriala hito war production. / I weapons*. Blackwood, 36, a.former GI, took " W q tried that- with some and Bag ] Ptanaed by Elqsteln Nasser is reported attaching was “Intolerable,” aa^ that “ae f i d i l i and key aubordlaates w ill; 9. Setting up g mandatory system I his South Korean w ife and child got negative answers,” Owen re CATFOOD The ' late Albert Elnstetn, great importance to. his address on' self reepeettag state" oouM aie- ■eek to re-establish normal . goy- priorities on commnnirations. [ with him. He said they spent moit- plied. ' BLUEBERRIES : world-fambus mathematician, anci of their time' In a sixth floor hotel that day because It coincides with cept It. PfjjAZZO ITALIAN ernipent operations from 80 safe 7. The licensing of all businesaea. “Waa that after you hSd smear Buy 6 large cans 87c at Regular 2 for 29c price ■ relocation-centera in half a doxen, ;Tha licenses of firms'vlolatlng con- ■ British philosopher Bertrand Rus- ?room in Canton. News Tidbits the 5th anniversary 'o f the ouster NAlnVE RED RASPBERRIES S, A W .D E VEINED ed them in th r magazine ?” Dobbs o f King Farouk and the opening of TRAFFIC DEATHS DOWN and get 6 cans absolutely free. This gives your cat Btatas. I trola could be luspended -or rit- . sell did the grotmdwprk for the j “They allowed my wife out -oc- PEELED ;'conference two yearSNago. They I caaionalty to buy neCasaary* cloth- CuUed from A P Wires aake4. , * the new prorNaaaer Parliament | Chicage. Jaly 12 jP)—A tiatlea- top quality cat food at 87c a dozen cans or a.case o f Started Montli Ago ' voked, putting them out of business. Crawford jumped tq hia feat- , VINE RIPENED CANTALOUPES appealed then for a meeting of I ing and things for the baby but 1 . Nasser is known to be worried j wide campaiga against traffla 48 cans for $3.48. ^ Operation Alert -actually was* 8. Betting up a^-Wage-Stabillzatipn I again, roaring objections. The accidents was credited today with begun on paper a month-ago. to —■— ... I was kept inside all the time,” he over -diplomaUc defeats involved In watermelons SHRIMP TOMATOES saving the lives ef 406 persaaa. set a realistie bae'kgroun(| forthej (Coatinaed oa Page Bight) I (fTo.ntlBued on. Page Pno) added. Wife of .concert- pianist Joel 1 *****■- rooVes by Sacidi Arabia and Jor With Basil Leaves _ Rosen Jumps to hor death from ! not do that. dan to develop more friendly ties in the first six montfaa ot I857rA HUDSON NAPKIN S Jumbo Size — Wet Pack He'■aid he had no idea any .fuss - ELBERTA PEACHES N '2 Regular Size Cans I was being raised about bis dis Tappan Zee Brides in New York. The -defense contended that tha with the United States. special report ef traffic 4fatha Best Make in Napkins:!^.. .3 boxes 35c West German Parliament gives, pbotographa showed tha defen- Ha is suspected of wanting de»* j at the halfway mark la the Na- NECTARINES appearance frotq the nearby . O n - Portuguese colony of Macao last first mpproa-al to wearing of (Ter-■ f - r dents in an unfair light during the perately t6 find aome way to re ttonal Safety Ceuacira “Back Pkg. 27e April. Blackwpod’a father, James, man medals and decorations. * disturbances---- last ' Nov.** —39 and ' * —SO. assert his-leadership of the Arab the Attack on Traffic AcridaBta" Effeeti of H-Bomb Pictured a Cincinnati restaurant' owner, Indonesian NaUonal Council in- campaign diseioaed a 2 per cent DUGGAN’S FRESH BAKERY WIODUCTS came all the way to Hoiig Kong in Malled iB PreaidMUAl Palaee seen (Oenltoaed ■■ PagA FItteAB) (OaatiBiied oB Page Fifteen) reduction in fatalltiea at the end NATIVE LOCAL YEUOW CORN and ' ARE P r o v in g p o p u l a r w i t h May in a vain effort to find out a s. friend to Democracy, . . Mrs. ot June as compared with* the PINEHURST CUSTOMERS what had happened to hia aon. Stephanie M, 'May of Bloomfield tin t half of .1956. GREEN and WAX BEANS ARE NOW The young American said ha exebaaiges letters nith Atomic En Each morning Duggan brings in new and differ* As Sprawling Devastation went to Red Cbina "of my own ergy Cliairman . Lewis Strauaa ask ROAO.<4.STUDY POSTPONED Product of Italy free will and accord with ^a de ing to atop A-Bomb tests. Hanford, July 12 (P>-4loaaa IN GOOU SUPPLY ent^it'eros.. .such as delicious Coffee* Cakes; better sire to SAC the country and the in Health Chief Supports "ChaMaaa John C. Donaldson ef In fact, a section of the'bookP Khrushchev ' Accuiea - WAktei|i than averagd cakes a^d cup cakes. Real Italian Bread. Ws«tiington. July 13 (P) — The^ tention ol learning more about disarma the Irgislature’e Flnanoe Cdwr. deals with poaslbilities of using another 70,000 injured, Powers with hampering Real Italian Grindeh Rolls.. .and many other baked government today raltasad the the .Cblnese fieople.” ' ment talks by tyint, them up with j mittee said toda}' he la patting fallout from hlgh-yleld hydj-ogen A t Hiroshima, the area of total first comprehensive gleturc of the Not Impressed (TertnAn reunificAjion. .. Moecow: off his group’s s t^ y of the StAe THE BEST POTA’TOES ARE WASHED LONG foods to make hot .weather iheal planning easier'for COOKIE DEPT. SPECIALS waapona as an orfensive weapon In 'destruction was 4.7 square miles, Cigarettes, Cancer Tie Highway D^artnient until after Pinehurst shoppers. sprawling devaistation which might ^But. he ■aid,,he didn’t see much Radio_____ aaya , aoy . .person who I'ater- cwNuntMri wartime—apparently to provide from a bomb having.the explosive and what he saw didn't Impress i (erea with Soviet progress to\jard. labor Day “ But In the mea^ WHITE CALIFORNIA’S A T . .'.5 pounds 45c $UN$HINC HYDROX,...... 12 oi. 37c occur from an anen>Y attack with Civil Defense personnel with In equivalent of 20.000 tons of TNT. time, I will eontinue to gather him. ‘ I "richer life" must be removed. j By F^AMK CAREY kimmedlata reply flrom Dr. Clarence ! CAKE MIX, super hydrogen wanpona. formation on th « worst possible ^ With weapons in the megi^ton “ I I information an the departaMht range, the report said, ‘T he dam have no deMre to go back,” Russian aclentUt claims he haa> Washington, July 12 (PV—Sur-1 Cook Little, chairman of the Scien- j KEEBLER'$ lUXTERCUF COOKIEB ...... pkg. 29c Tha iasuanee of A bulky hand condiUons which might be faced Blackwood said. | fonad fourth type o f polio rirna to present to the conunittec.’' ha DONT WAIT until the mosquitoas or ants In an attack, including use of the aged region may cover a hundred geon General Leroy E. Burney saidl tific 'Advisory Board of the Tobac- j book entltlad “T h « Effects o f or more square miles.” Tt\a Communists expelled Black- j whiem vaccine gives no protection. today ‘thetA la an tncreasipg and loo Industry Research Committee.- EDUCATOR APPLE CAKE . . . pkg. 37e Nuclear .Weapons” coincided with “ dirtiest” of bombs. from the ( Wood and M l family at the ^acao . . District Judge says Senate la- EVERYDAY LOW PRICES bethar you . . . stock up today . . J ' conaiatent Ixxly of evidence that { Little said in New York lhatj NIXflN SEEN AS PRESmENT the beginning of Operation Alert radioactive standpoint. .The report implied, however, ------. teraal Seeority Subcommittee has TTie volume brings Into sharp, that casualties o f the Hiroshima exceaalvA cigarette smoking ia onej Burney's statement "adds nothing'! York. July 12 (A V -i^ MAXWEU HOUSE INSTANT COFFEE "ISSf -- the fourth nationwide ' (Caattaaed am Phge Eight) used label ‘'subversive” so much o f the causative factors in lung new to what has been known about RAID Heus* and Gordon Bug Kiiior . , $1.39 focus the blast and burning effects order could be cut down by pre- Adam Clayton Awell (D-NY) Civil Defense exercise which in- I -- -— — that It has become "intolerable." the cause o f lung cancer. It re Doal Poeic...... large jar $1.29 whlch'have received little emphasis paredneiu. cancer.” said today tha the rourse of Die FROZEN FOOD SPECIALS eludea mock nuclear attacks on m e -rwa a s - n - Prince Suddruddln Khan poat- But, Burney added, "It is -clear flects the opinions of some statis SHURKIL Bomb Spray*...... 9Bc Pkg. 77c in-the recent debate over hasards On the au b j^t of fallout, the. CIrtI Bights BUI taidlceted that U.S. clUas. ! l-est of D iafolo U ue pt"****** weeks be. that heavy and prolongsd cigarette ticians and the relatively few C A S COF«E. Deoi Pock ...... lb. con $1.00 of fallout. book recalled that in the explosion Vice PreeMent Richard M. ft'Uen The 579-page book. Issued by the '■ ' cause of death of hia father Aga smoking ia not the only cause of experimental scientists who have $now Crap Ireeceli Epoare. 10 ezt...... 2 for 49c ' For example, it said thai in the of a high-yield bomb near thb could uln the preeidency In 1988. FUT BUG KILLER...... 89e Defense Department and the lung cancer.” He aaid the Public actively charged - that cigarette : aerial detonation of a megaton Earth's surface kt Bikini in 1954, “The whole civil righto fight new MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE...... lb. $1.05 Atomic Bkiergy C o m m I a a I o n 20 Saturday Moimng Health Service favors more re anrmking Is a- cauae of lung can-! U la the hands of the Repuh* $«ow Crap Orang* Juice, 6 ezs...... 3 for 47c 11 Got Nasco^'t b5mb there would be these effects; “ a total area o f over 7,000 square (A S C ), details the nlaat, heat and I , muds after being aground threa search Into the problem, and ad cer." ; Uoans," P(nvell said as he left an 1. Wood frame houses would be miles waa contaminated to such an c o n FRUIT.SYRUPS ...... /29« Canwlidii radiation effects of high- • y j a I d Atom ic Test Site, Nev.. July 13 i days. ded: Burney aaid: a Enropean and African tour.** • •••eaeeeeeeee .aih/- a e e almost Elaine Recommends lirds Ey* Mixed Fruit |b. 49c I Big 96-^up bombs ranging up to 20 magatona t completely destroyed out to - (fP)—:Flring of tht Dlsblo—the More than S0,9(M commuters' Aa- ‘■^he precise nature bt,the fac ."While there are naturally dlf- * "The way things are moving now. — tha power of 30* million tons of ■bout atomic device, that failed to ex- . . - RENULON ...... or tXng p X c^ lay«d up to aa boor fire et j tors in heavy and prolonged cigar- ferences of opinion In interpreting j 1 don’t me bow Nixon caa ba ...... 79c Borgain Jar Milk T N T and a thqusAnd timea more from tha point of tbe blast, and, .. plode June 38 because of a power signal bridge at South sf.■lion rail- ette smoking which can cauee lung the -data jon lung cancer and ciga- ' stopped for next preaident.'' powerful then the Atom bombs J 3 for !° ? '* J * '" ,* !* * The book Indicated theri would feilure— baa been put off at least road terminal .. Leaden from all cancer is not known.” rette smoking, the Public Health * Advertised over WTIC for whitening Nylons . ; FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLESl 44c dropped op JapAn in 1945. such Gildings mil .In *0 m Hm . ■; b, no immediate hazard from fall- until tomorrow morning. oyer world gathering In New Haven' The atatemant marked the first Serfice feels the . weight ot the BRICKLAYEI^ t o M EET not a bleach. . • In A forewatd. Secretary of De- 2. People could suffer third de- bombs detonated sufflclently It waa acheduled to be exploded (o r conferencea leading to m eetbigPublic .Health Senrice pronouncei. evidence is increasingly pointing' Hartford, July 12 (A —In a GREEN IEAN$ ...... Ib. 19c 'fenie Wilson and AB C Cihairman gree burns out to nearly 30 m iles. high In' the air, but noted that from a balloon 500 feet above the of Central Committee of W orld' ment , on the subject since 1964 in one direction: 'That excessive . surprise move this merntag, ape Grotm Stamps Givon With Cash $aias Lewis StTAusi aaid references to a in all dirfcUons from the. desert today, but the Atomic Council of Churches. , * when It took , note of evidence of a smoking, ia -one of the causative j .officers of Local 1 of the B nelL BUY MARJORIE MILLS FEATURED FOODS V , A,. . *****|even in ah air-burst. bomb there WE$H IEET$ ...... 2 bunehos 17c 30 magAton devloa ahould "not be flash _ of the bomb, and first d*. j would be; “tmmealste” radiation Energy Commlsaion aaid s ' post Fifty . delegates of traffic girl, statistical asaociation between | factore in lung cancer.” layers Unhm called a mass meet "takat AS An inficAlion of capaNI- gree burns out to nearly SO miles.; Which could be lethal. , ponement war' made necesaaiy for members, of Independent Connect!-1 cigarette smoking and lung cancer. * The ipecial study group quoted i ing of members for Saturday a$ ATPINEHURST Ities or developments.” *" Ne BaUmate o f Oasnaltiee ft) the ■ cate of a 20 megaton technical reasons. It. did' not ciit Union of Telephone Workers CItee Presleos Stndiee ! by Burney was established iq^June i 2 p.m. In the Park St. Labor CELLO CELERY ...... bunch 3$c In the .frequently technical bpok; bomb, for example, ihJtial radia- elaborate on thi expianation. vote down afflliatlon with Interna-; Burney gave no new proof, but 1966 by units of the Public Health Temple. "Some new Ideas” aa no mention is insde of develop-' tha total essualties that’ would T h e Diablo ia below nominal In the contract offer at the Hart The JM( HAtC COM _.la *------a __1__ \v. tlOn*from t}iS blast would kill \*ir- tional Brotherhood of Electrical! died results o f 'previous studies. .Service in cooperation with two OPEN THURSPAY and FRIDAY NIGHTS TILL 9:00 $EEDLE$$ GRAFE$ ...... Ib. 49e menta t o w ^ (-he production e fisu lt from aurii a n ' explosion, but tually ever}’ smosed person out to ■trength, or lass'powerful thifii the Workers .. Prominent Wisconsin - especially ont by a apedal study privata health o r i^ s a tio n s — the ford General Contrails' A s m - M ANOiitTiii Co n n * "elean” H-bombs, those fi-ee s f it recaUed lhat at Hiroshima, out a distanoe of ,2H miles from the bomba (hopped om Hiroshima and nhysetan akoeta mentally ill aonigrtnip made public last March, riatton have ariaaa> it ■ FIEAFFLE$ 2 lbs.49c CORNER MAIN omI OAK $TREET$ radtoacUva faUcsO, iof a total population of 855,000 poidt « f an a i^ la s l, thq book aaid. Nagasaki during W orld .War IL mid than kills himself. Sunisy's statampnt brought‘an .(Oenttaiied an Paga Three]) etated. t ^ . ' - *-1 . ' ' . ■ • ' r ' \ *1 A f . , ' i - / jL