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S in E E N MONDAY, JUNE 28, 1954 Average, Daily Net Press Run Far Mm Week Bndod ■ 'ThsWsMflm#^ Jaae2S.lt54 Those reviving those awards Eileen. Moriarty Honor Student Prizes Awarded were: Slrawberi^ Sales About Town ] Moyer Family First year pins, Wayns McNabb. 11,125 Fartty elaafiy. aaal'"i*al^f Guest at Showers At Sunday School Gerald Paige, Kay Rask, Barbara Amount to $1,973 w«rf. GARDEN Meenber *f the Andtt ■Sper 5Sa Wa*wa*yr. Oalr . A aon w »« bom Friday to Mr. -Hurt in Crash Rosk. Bareaa 'at Cirealatten ■ a Ntti* w im e r. n g li smut S8i 1 ■iid Mra. Ralph Carlaon of 45 Hifh '6 ______Second year pins, John Taicott, Manche$ter-^A CUy of ViUage Charm S t A the St. rnincis HoepltaL Mies Eileen Moriarty o f 47 Tan­ Closing exercises for this season Rosemary Taicott, Sandra Whee- Ths Manchester- Auction Mart ner St., has been honored with of activity were held during the WALL? • 'itaiii-i, 'Cwo Young Sons Taken lock, Joyce Crawford. Unda Whee- reported sales totalling $1,973.76 Nomlnatlbn of offlcen will take three pre-nuptial showers within Sunday School hour at the Coven­ lock, John Keeney, Donald Cltll- yesterday for 183 1-3 24-quart VOL. LXXIII, NO. 235 (Claaelfied Advertlsfaig e« Page 14) MANCHESTER, CONN„ TUESDAY, JUNE 29, 1954 the past two months. She will be ant Congregational Church at 9:45 cratea of atrawberi ies. The high '(SIXTEEN PAGES) pRi(s FITS cim a '1 ace tonight at thie meeting of To Hartford Hospital; ders, Charlotte Keeney. .if'f lantoaomoh Tribe No. 68, Im­ married Aug. 7 at St. Bridget'S' a.m. yesterday. The program con­ Third year pins, Erla Wheelock, was $12.60, low $8.35 and an aver­ proved Order of Redmen, at 8Church' to John Vallee of Long sisted of ‘Singing by the entire age of $10.79 per crate. — ...... ■' e Beach, Calif. ■ * . In Satisfactory Shape Richard. Youngstrom, N ancy o'clock In Tinker Hall. Report* school, recltatlo.i of memorised Youngatroro. Susan Venecia. Doug­ The auction, operated by the The first shower, a kitchen one, Bible verses by some of the stu­ Manchester Fruit and Vegetable Highway Bridge Hit by Floodwaters pertaining to the memberihlp The two young sons of Dr. and las Mahon, Donald Nelson, Doreen drlVe miut be In tonight. A aocial was given by her sister-in-law. dents for which awards were given, growers Assn., is open six days a Mrs. Edward Moriarty, of 31 Fin­ Mrs. Winfield Moyer, of 342 Main Crawford, George Irwin. week with Saturday as the off day. hour will follow the buatneM meet­ and of a brief object lesson on T Fourth year j>lns, John, Kup- ley St. Miss Moriarty opened her St., who suffered head injuries "Influence" given by the pastor, ing. when the family car waa involved chunos, Peggy Beaucage, Irene Army Pfc. Herbert W. Hamp­ many glfta while seated near a the Rev. K. F.jnar Rask. The large watering can decorated In in a freak accident on Center Kupchunos, Hope Childers. ton, son of Mr. arid Mr*. Herbert school will reconvene, on Rally Day, Fifth year pins, James and Linda RUBBISH and ASHES mint green and yellow. Street yesterday, were reported in Sept. 12, it waa announced by Hampton of 106 Farm Dr., par­ St. Margaret Mary Mothers’ Cir­ satisfactory condition at Hartford Venezia. REMOVED ticipated Saturday in the 37th Superintendent Kenneth Nelson. Sixth year pins, Ffed Venezia. cle, of which Miss MOriartv’s Hospital today. Vocal sbloB were sung by two of General Cleaning of Cellar*, birthday celebraUon of hi* unit, mother i» a member, gave a mia- The doctor and his wife, who also Seventh year pins, Jack Wal- Yards and Attic* the ^rd Infantry DivUion’a Signal the gtrlSTTom the Primary Depart­ rath, Susan Brown, Linnea Watts. REASONABLE RATES cellaneoua shower for the bride- had been Injured in the accident, ment, Rosemary Taicott and Susan s« Alt NATIONAL Go. in Korea. Hampton entered elect June 13. It was held at the were discharged from Manchester Eighth year pins, Renee John­ Also Landscaping the Army in January 1963 and Venecia. Highlight of the mom- son, Burton Johnson, Terrj' Swen­ 1 s t f o r a home of Mrs, Jack Wilson, of 140 Memorial Hospital today after ing'a program was the awarding of Ca^l M * M—MI-9-9757 completed baalc traiiUng at In- Woodland St. She opened her gifts belng admitted with cuts and son, Geral.d Swenson., ..dlantown. Pa. perfect attendance prizes, a beau­ NOMEIMPROVEMEDI In front of a fire place decorated bruises. The covple's three-year- tiful Sunday School pin to which with white wedding bells and old daughter, Suzan, waa reported LOAN A daughter wa* bom Saturday peonies. A fruit salad supper was a wreath and yearly bars are added badly shaken up, but did not re-; for years of perfect atttendance. Foy Aar capoif*, oddlfrons^ end at the Muhlenberg Hoepltal in served after the gifts were opened. Patricia Ann Burke quire hospitalixation. Plalnfleld, N. J., to Mr. and Mr*. Last night Ml** Moriarty was Offlclala at Hartford Hospital ranovoffOM EASM.Y wM • Jame* B. Duke. Duke i* the eon honored with a personal shower of Mr*. Jamea Duke of 2 Stephen Misa Patricia Ann Burke, said nine-month-old Paul Moyer fWST Natrona/ Hama Asks for Try at Living'with Russia' at the home of her aunt. Mrs. Les­ suffered a concussion and a poa- State Dept. St. , , .____ ■ daughter of Mr..and Mrs. William ImprovttmM Lotm, lie Knox, of 140 Woodside St. The H. Buike, Jr., Lawrence, Mass., sible frictured skull. They said his hostess was Mrs. Jerry Gallagher, . Airman Second Clas* Raymond formerly of Manchester, was four-year-old brother. David, was BINGO who Is the bride-to-be’s cousin.. Sfarkwcather, eon od Mr. and Mr*. graduated from St. Mary'a High iufferlng'from a fractured akull. Cleared on Many relatlvca from Hartford, Police said the Moyers' car, FIRST 1. Raymond Starkweather of 193 Wethersfield, and this town at­ School, that city, as third honor fllR-COIlDITIOnillC ELKS CARRIAGE HOUSE Woodbrldge S t. ha* returned to student in acliolastic standing. headed east onjpenter Street about ROCKVILLE . ■ NATIONAL RANK tended. The honored guest sat be­ 'p.m. yesterday, ran off the road, bla baae at Tyndall Air Force Ba*e, neath two large whiter wedding She was an honor graducte frbm 6 OF MANCHESTER St. James' Parochial School here hit a utility pole and then was Reds in UN As Junta Headea^. ^'Fta., after epending 20 days at his bells while opening her gifts. A "THE FRIENDLY BANK** home. He had a* hi* guest Airman buffet supper followed. in 1950 and will enter Regis Col­ strutk in the rear by a car that Third Clas* Joseph Tucker of lege, Weston, Mass., this fall. had been following behind it. The EVERY TUESDAY NIGHT Mexico City, June 29 (/P)—^'A diplomatic aource in Guatfl* MANCHESTER > (XlLtSHE! Omaha, Keb. driver of the other car, Joseph ^ WILLIAMS ^ STER New York, June 29 (;P)— A mala City reported toda.v that arrangements were being com­ CJjE^ijrECTICCT^ This bridge, on Mightvay 90 spaaalng a creek about $5 miles south of Langtry, Texha, shows the Noyer, of New Bedford, llass., did • OIL SERVICE • Free Transportation by Silver Lane Bus .special federal grand jury to­ p le te for a cease-fire in Guatemala. The cease-firt w o i^ not require-treatment. effects left on It by-floodwaters which are raging through area on Texna-Mexioo border. (AP Wire- day cleared the U. S. State Recital Preseiilecl 341 BROAD STREET Leaving Orange Hall at 7 P. M. MiMif* Fteiaat •i88StT photo), - provide an amnesty for political prisoners excepting known 1 0 1 TU C K ER Court Cases Patrolman Emajmei Motola was INSURANCE C08M8ATI0N Dept, of charges made by a Communlata. 't- - — ' . • i — reported this riorning continuing TEL. Ml-9-4548^ previous grand jury that it TTila report came a few hours, . . ' Blew Dig. CO. At South Church his investigation of the accident. after Guatemala got its third g ov -T R ¥ ______T Judge 4ohn S. G.'Rottner im­ had given a clean bill of Itiielniiaa In*.—Endowments posed four- fines in a short session Police today also reported a ernment in three days. A new ¥ J L ^ B U . S 6 U J E H l x ReHremsnt Ins. * Accident In*. of town court this morning. minor accident Saturday involving WaU Street health to many of the worst junta headed by an .anti-Commu- Herteags Ina^-Ufe Insoraao* Willard St. Peter, ,28, of Hart­ A appreciative audience of par­ a car driven by Raymond Perotti, Thousands Fleeing security risks among Ameri­ nlat displaced ' the' government T E L MI-9-S833 ford, was fined $21 for violation ents and friends attended the first 28, of 26 Drive F, and a truck can employes at the,^United formed by Col. Carlos Enrique of the rules of ths rqfid. He was in a series of four recitals given operated by Joseph Vargas, 49, of Nations. Diaz Sunday night. Olax. in turn, arrested June IS on the Wilbur by the piano pupils of Frederic E. Taunton, Mass. Recovering had taken over from the pro-Com- For S tr u ts Cross Parkway by State Police, Werner and Paul A. Chetelat, Patrolman Joseph Sartor, who The grand jury, which investi­ munist President Jacobo Arbenz who originally charged him with local instructors, yesterday after­ investigated, said the truck struck July Fabric Sale 64-ft, Texas Crest gated alleged Communlist infiltra­ Guzman. . speeding. , noon in the chapel of the South Perott's car in the rear as both After Drop tion into the United Nations, con­ On Asia Aid A fine of $12 was imposed on Methodist Church. The room was vehicles were traveling east on vened Jsn. 6, 19.13. It succeeded ANTI-RED IN CONTROL The Heat’s On! Harry J. Gadsen, 30, o f Andover, decorated with palms and flowers. E. Center Street near Foster. Laredo, Tex., .June 29 (IP)— Police in this storied border another grand jury which, in s re­ San Salvador, El Salvador, A varied program of 30 numbera city hurriedly evacuated residents of low areas today in the port made, in December 1952, Solimene Is Trading Wild for operating a motor vehicle with­ Sartor said damage to both ve­ New.York.'Jijne 29 )—A June 29 iP)—The Guatemalan Wfiahington. June 29 (IP h - out a.licenae. was presented. hicles was slight, and no arrests (IP : face of the Rio Grande’s greatest floqd. Police said an ex­ charged.there had been shortcom­ Radio announced today a new aelling wave rocked the stock ings in the State Dept; in the han­ The House Foreign A ita in Up To $500 On Any Ronald A. Pearl, 22. of 114 Tonight another group of stu­ were maide. pected 64-ftH)t crest would send flood waters boiling into the junta headed by an anti-bommu- Woodland Bt.,i paid a $6 fine for dents will give a program at 8:15 market today, bringing losses dling of inquiries from the U.N. niat haa displaced the one formed Committee today adopted a busines.s section of this city of r ...... —'------secretariat regarding the siiitabil- Pre-War Car , failure to stop for a stop sign. at the same place. of two points and more in nearly 52,000 personsr by Col. carlo.* Enrique Dias on proposal cutting off special Those who participated In yes­ It.v o f . U.S. citizens employed bv Elmer Poole. 64, of no certain some issues, but a subsequent Across the steadily-rising, ram­ U.N. Sunday night. southeast Asia foreign aid address, was fined $10 on a charge terday's recital were Penelope I, ALL SLIMMER Col. Elfego H. Monson, who rt- paging boundary river the twin Of intoxication. He w a s' arrested Sousa, Ronald S. Henry, Perse­ recovery movement brought Today’s report was handed np funds from shy nation join­ Mexican city of Nuevo Laredo June Haver to Judge Edward A. Conger, who signed A the Guatemala's Interior on Valley Street Skturday by Pat­ phone H. Kainbas, Carol Ann NOTICE. prices up from their low.s. abandoned attempts to ssndbag minister in .1950 after being cen­ ing a ntm-aggresaion pact SOLIMENE, tne. rolman Kenneth Barker. Gryk, Dorothy Ann Willard. Dean praised the groufl highly. . v- Selling became urgent shortly the levee. Workmen started mov­ .. Refill' to Earlier Report sured by Congress for cracking with the Asian (Tommuniata. A $10 bond was forfeited by Misa Cosma, Avis A. Swallow, Robert after the second hour began and ing everything possible. Including down on the Reds, waa announced Rep. Vqrya (R-Ohio). th* span- Dodge cmd Ptymeuth J. Cote, Bonnie R. Moore, Judy THE OFFICE OF M arried to The report said that many wit­ Dallaa K. Pitcher, 28, of Hartford, the ticker fell behind in recording the population, to higher ground. nesses and considerable document-^ as the new leader. aor, said th* purpose U to prev«Bt Diroet Factory Dooltr charged with failure, to stop for a Ann Foster, Carolyn M. Mahoney, transactions. The tape soon clear­ Police exp«<'ted the wsters to (Private advices received in creaUoR of a For Eaotani Loconw Victor I. Zubor, Dorothy I. Sousa, FABRICS ary evidence had been examined. stop sign. ed, however, and some stocks DR. J. A. SEGAL envelop the already-closed Inter­ Then, refering to the earlier New York said Monson't junta pact, as proppsm] by BriUMi retf Gary W. Ballk^, Linda J. Wiecek, moved t5 the upside, ’ ' national Bridge at any moment. . was ready to negotiate a settle­ eignSecretory AnUioriy Edan. Germaine C. Aubin, Phyllis I. diiPont Off Nine Points MaeMurray grand jury report, issued in the WILL BE CLOSED Death Totals Vary ' final days of President Truman's ment with anti-C^mmufiiat rebels Weolfl Block 199 ■ O H s a Marks, Robert W.' "Henry, Antoni duPonj.^a feature yesterday with led by Col. Carlos'Oastiilo Armas. Th* prcHfKMMl, to bo offarod laUr SIGN Sadlak, Jr., John F. Perry, Earle a rise of Is 14 points, was a target Thousands of people on both *s<|ministratlon, the grand jury FROM- Djai, Calif.. June 29 (Ah—June said: These advices said Monaon dis­ today as an ameodmoat to (ho ctir- G. Bldwell, Jr., Linda J. Peterson, for profit-taking today. At one time sides of the U. S.-Mexico boundary British Prime Minister W'Inston Churchill, speaking at a luncheon fled to the hills. Nearly 100 miles Haver and Fred MaeMurray last “Dur Investigation disciosed placed Dias in a coiip. announcad ront foraign aid bUI, provides “ It I Uok forTliisSigRtf I AdYDrtising Anthony K. Sheppard, Marilyn L. it was down 9 points but later trad­ o f combined press associations in WoshlHgtoa, June 28. mokes a plea Is the sense of Cofigrosa” that noo* at Greatly north of the Rio Grande, in the night achieved their g6al—a quiet that, while certain allegations political amnesty for all anti-Reds, Taylor. Roger, W. Dougan. Wil­ JULY 1 TO AUGUST 1 ed off S'4. of 900 million doUora aom arked ED'S SIGN CO. rich oil-a'nd-cattle country of far wedding after one of the most pub­ made in the pre.sentnient of Dec. for a “real good try” for peaceful ro-existence with Riiasia to mini­ and lifted cenaorMtip.j I Ovdiry and Strvict lard "-W..Hflls, Pilvi Nurmis and In early afternoon, scattered plus mize the risk of a eonflirt which would "leave us vtctortous on a heap Member of S-Maa Junta for special aid to aouthaaat Asia I MlfehoU 3-8268 Ormand J. West, Jr, signs appeared in the list. The west Texas, 14 persons were be­ licised of recent Hollywood ro­ 2, 1952 reflected ’thie condition pre­ “ ahall bt used on behalf of govom- lieved dead , after flash -floods mances. — vailing up to that time, the sit­ of ruins.” He's in the I’.. S. for n. series of talks with Preoident Eie- Monson w'as a member of the 5 V \ motors- and chemicals were mixed, enhower on the world situation. (AP Wtrephoto). msnta 'which ora com m itM by Sdfept through Ozona. Tex. They slipped away from the film uation has been Improved, partly three-man junta which took over 9 but other groups'were mostly low- Sunday from President Jacote treaty to maintain Oommuniat nda ■ *r. ' The Red Cross i'eported' at 5 capital for a double ring, civil by reason of some resignations over any defined UrHtoiy of Apia.’* a. m. (CST) that six Arsons were Arbenz Gusman. Losses of a point or more were ceremony at the pictureaque Ojai and dismissals, and principally be­ The radio said the other two The SOO millioa qMoiw fund ia confirmed dead and nine were Valley Inn. I \ recorded by Cities Service, Stand­ cause of the promulgation and op­ member* of the new junta war* now aormorkad for Iiwloahiaa but ard Oil of California, Union Pacific, missing. This varied slightly from The civil rights, churchmen have eration of two executive orders in the Praoidmt ta giVan autMHty to previous State Dept. of. Public Jose Lula Salazar and Uauric* Bethlehem Steel, Atlantic Coast said, will deprive the actress of 1953," the report said. . Duhoia. used the money aayariier* ka Asia. REG. 6,9c 36" BORDERED COTTON PRINTS Lina and Anaconda. The wide- Safety figures. • the sacraments of the Roman The executive' o.-ders were Is­ In on amergoncy, th* ftnili O o f Flood stages 5 to 15 feet higher Caatlllo Armas:^ whose antl- AND BATISTES swinging Superior Dll of California ( atholic Church, of which, ah* is a sued by President TVuman. Jan'. Qommuniat forces launched an at­ caivably also could b* used for th* dropped 31 ^inta to 749 on a single than ever before were expected In 9, 1953. They, called for every British or their Aolaa aUiaa ia REG. 69c 36" RAYON BUTCHER LINEN •ale: the border cltle.s today. But an 'In- tempt to overturn the Arbena gov­ Malaya. American citizen employed by U. ernment 12 days ago. hod 0 When you buy from w poa - REG. 69c 36" PRINTED PIQUES' Higher stocks included Repub­ ternatlonal Boundary and Water N. to complete a questionnaire, be Varya said th* coaaaittaa Commission «(IBWC) spokesman, Safe Guts in Arms threatened to keep up their'fight 1 buy with confidence from an lic Steel, General Motor's, CSifys- fingerprinted and investigated bv adopted the maaaur* "by a Ttry REG. 69c 36" FINE QUALITY PRINTED after a plane flight over the river, against the JunU with Diax at .the Hoipoint Dealer.' ler. Consolidated Edison, ' Phelps the FBI or the Civil Service Com­ substantial voU” just bafora tb* said: he'lm. Our fraacbisc to tell you Hot- COTTONS. Dodge. Allied Chemical. Union mission. Houm began second day conatdar- Carbide. International Paper and ‘‘How much the river will rise Wa.shin8:ton, June 29 C/S JEJEC-ClLl. down a Odihmunist nawspapar; put REG. 79c 36" and 39" DOHED SWISS river’s churning, debris-laden creat iiaed to enrich and not to destroy , total of 18 committea igsswbisa REG. 79c 36" EVERGLAZE PLAIN were shattered bridges, flooded! locks on the doors of *' Communist now have Mgned • letter odvloiag r~Rolpoint —, towns, and washed-out railroads : school and posted polica at a meet­ President Eiaenhower to re je ct' I fo»rittnNtsT...PIRSTI t AND PRINTED CO nO N S Chureh Group and higliwaytr Thousands w ere; """“iSM Seen Pavonng ing of a railway union. Ha told the British non-aggraoaion j^lan or At the same time they held out ^ ■ Cimgress he. acted b*ca-Jse the I : / REG. 79c 36" LINEN LYKE PLAIDS' ' forced from their homes, but i Reynoids Wins to all nations, including Commu- I faco a complata review of feniiga ' REG. 9.9c 36" CREASE RESISTANT —except for tragedy-ridden Dzona ' scpool and newspaper Wer* being aid. ABC I Supports Social Hist nations, "the hand of friend- influenced "from abroad” in viola­ 1 REG. 79c 39" FINE QUALITY FLOCKED FULLERSET C O nO N PRINTS -^there had been no loss of life I ship,” on the condition that by , ' Tho latter, sent to the 'White repelled. i Libel Damages tion of the coOn.ry’a constitution. Hoube Friday, was oignad « r | g - AND PRINTED ORGANDIES "aolemn pledge and ’ confirming Congress censured his action and I AFPLIANCEGOe i REG. 99c 36" FLOCKED DENIMS Farmers Warned - . ) deed.s (these nations) show.them­ Pittsburgh. June-29 (P) — Pres­ tnaUy by 12 of tho 14 conunittea REG. 79c 36" STRIPED AND PLAID DENIMS Action Council he refused to stay in the gevern- 'thambars then in Waablogton- REG. 99c 36" AVONDALE EVERGLAZE River-wise city folks quickly | selves desirous of participating ia ident bavid J, McDonald will re­ ment. j ;21MAPLEST. I REG. 79c 36" STRIPED AND PLAIN From Pegler a just and fair peace.” . commend that his CID United The White House has only evacuated their homes. . Farmers i LltUa was khowii here o f Sala- acknowledged the letter, without CHAMBRAY ?few Haven, June 29 (JV-The had been wgmed and joined - the The statement waa releaa^ by Steel w orkers accept a new con­ I Tel.HI-9.lS75 1 . CHAMBRAY ■ational body of the Congrega­ asr or Dubois, the other members officially indicallng iU po^on. REG/4^ 36" WOVEN STRIPED thousands in the Mexican hills. New yprk, June 29 (JV-Author the White House an hour after tract submitted by U. S. Steel of the juhta. tional Christian Churches today Much of the Mexican aide of ' the i Quentin Reynolds toda.v Won a Eiaenhower and Ghurchill con­ Corp., a soufee close to the negoU- Ask Non-AggtoaMon fbaO JUNE HAVER Jose A. Sanches, the third mem­ Eden toId“ tha Houm e f Ooa*> --SANFORIZED, SEERSUCKER refused to seat a delegate from ri^ r ia lower than the U. S. side';' tremendous cash award and« a cluded their last meeting in the ations said today. . , • rebel Oregon groiip-.-blocking President's office and said goodbye ber of the Junta under Dias, has raona last Wedneadoy that psRPo REG. 99c 45" WESCO RAYON SHANTUNG 'The rains, some up to 22 inches, deyout member. This is because token moral victory in a federal Agreement Seen Robn alro quit, the Radio amid. a move that could affect the libel' action against newspaper on-the abuth' la w n o f the White In Asia ohould bo unaot written by were spawned by last week’s, hur­ she was wed previously—in the Indications were the new agree­ Diaz, former army chief of staff, ■ REG. 98c 45" WESCO BELFAST overall representation system.- church—to musician Jimmy Zlto columnist Westbrook Pegler. House. t ment wopid be reached by 3 p. m. a non-aggreasion poet MmUar to YARD ricane Alice which lashed the took over Sunday night following that sign ^ in 1925lMtw**n HiUar- RAYON LINEN Texaa-Mexican Giilf Coast for 12 and the brief marriage ended in An .award of i . $175,000 levied The two men shook hands warm- today. The contract expires at the New Haven, June 29 (A>) ■—iSoth against Pegler. the Hearst Corp. ly. Army-forced rcaigns.Uon of it* I Germany and wastom Httro-' hours last Friday. divorce—not recognized by the midnight Wednesday. ' , left-wing President,Jacobo' Arbenz sides voiced hope for good will and Hearat Cdnsofidated Publica­ ^‘Goodbye and good luck,’’ Terms of the new contract could pean countrtea. Ahead of the rushing floodwa­ church. MaeMurray is a Presby­ Guzman. The new military regime lii thair letter lo the Praaidaat, t and teamwork todav after a hard ters lay the great International terian. tions, Inc., Wat'believed to be one Churchill said. not be learned deflnitiely. But one promptly outlawed the Communist th* Oongraosman oold this not ¥ m r scrap In which Congre'gational Falcon dam. dedicated lesa than a For both Miss Haver, 28, ahd of the largest, if not the largest "The same to you,” replied t)ie source aaid it w)II include seven Christians gave near-aolid 'back­ libel award ever made, in^a U. S. President. And to ■ CHiriatopher party, but thia failed to placate year ago by the PreaidenU of the MscMurrsy; 45. the marriage cents for wage* and insurance plus the anti-Red rebcla driving toward 19 3«" EVERGLAZE WOVEN YARD ing to their Social Action Council. court. Soames; son-in-law of CJhurchlll. improvemenu in pensions which (Centtoaed on Pagia n 6m ) Spokesmen for the losers and Eisenhower said: "Good luck. the capital from the Honduras (Continued on Page Eleven) (Continued on Page Eleven) But the jury alao awarded Rey­ are estimated to range up to five border. FIGURED CHAMBRAY victors alike said they would seek nolds cmly one single dollar to Bring him back again, will you?" cents' an hour. Associated Press Corraapohdent 1.19 36" EVERGLAZE PRINTED to work- together and iron put dlf- compensate him-for losls o f earn­ A union official aaUl all of the ferenceli. ings. damagf to his-reputation and (Condbued on Page Nine) Jack RuUedge, In a diapatch from big steel companies have signed a Gi»aUm*la O ty delayed 18 hours' CHAMBRAY The aw-eeping 876-tp-17 vote by mental anguish auffergd over the memorandum approving U. 8. the denomination's convention in pMt four yeara from a defama- by 'censorthip, reported that the BuUetms , REG. $l.29 3r'FULLER PRINTED Steel's proposal. > Junta had Btartad a roUndup yes- REG. 59c Yd.— 36" SANFORIZED" support of the council ‘came yes­ Ousted FHA Aide Ralks .tol-y Pegler column on wMch the U. Steel generally la' the f r o n Uifl A P W b a s " SAILCLOTH $500,009 suit waa baaed. terday;,.of“ ComnuinUts. He said terday as the climax of a long pace-setting In these contract two Red members ofParliam ent REG. $1.19 45" AMERITEX CHROMESPUN struggle, by a minority group tfr . "I'm happy about the award, talk'if"' ■ Printed and Plain; Broadcloth but I can't figure out how they News Tidbits had taken refuge in the Mexican when you US9 - ' *, BRACCARET muffle it las a “ CTirsttan voice” on At Housing Fraud Quiz The propoMl still must bn. sub­ Embassy. . IPO TO STUDY BBVtM/T Over twenty-five plain colors and. many beautiful floral current issues. arrived at that dollar,” Reynolds Colled from AP Wires mitted to the union's 170-member Waohingtoo, June St said after' the weary jury an-, RuUedge said among the fiiisf REG. $1.19 45" AMERITEX CHROMESPUN and novelty prints. After the ballots were in, James wage policy committee, for ratifi­ acta of the new military rei^mc lateraincrteaa Panae OannnM- C. Ingebretsen, of Los Angeles, Washington, Jpne 29 (B—Clyde L.? windfall profits with the lealit nounced'its verdict shortly befqre' cation, A union apokaoman-said tec, after ooce calling oft Ma STRIPED SEERSUCKER 1 a. m. Pegler was not in court had been a shift in the top police vice president of the League to Powell, ousted former top official possible down payment. Connecticut church bells to peaL however there .is liUle.^doubt the command, with Jose Luis Morales InvMtigation et the OnolM REG. $1.19 3?" ABC EGYPTIAN YARN 'Uphold Congregational Principles of the FHA, today refused to an­ 2. McKeqna also charged that and the Peglcr-Hearat lawyer de­ mokui sitkiotioa, ehongad Ito KHshligh 1954 R A N G E 5 | c yard clined to comment. Runda,v aooa to mark end of In­ pollcy-mskers will ratify the Melgar named to auceeed Rogelio which has opposed the council, swer questions by Senators inves­ the FHA refused to pplice thr dependence Week, whose theme mind today oad dedded‘to gn CREASE RESISTANT PRINTED VOILES tigating million-doilar ''Windfall'' Reynolds in the course of the said: ‘‘I accept and respect the Fair' Labor Standard's Act and this year is "Freedom Under God.” (Ceatinaed oa Pago Nine) (Coatlanad oa Pago Nine) ahead dMpite tbo aaeoftalnty ' REG. $1.19 45" PLAIN FINE QUALITY . decision.” profits for builders of government- other laws setting out mininium seven-week case had claimed he M to the geveraoBem ■Itastton SUHMOOP lost a fortune in the msgasine and ...N early five million dollars left . / PUCKER NYLON He later told reporters it may backed apartment projects.' wages and working, conditions for to eharity by Mrs. M ary F. South- there. It was aaasiiarfld tha b e' possible in conferences to It-waa the second time Powell entertainment fields because of. delegate* weald hav* tar. • PUSH BUTTONS • BIO W lDI-OPiNING OVIN R£G. 59c FINEST QUALITY construction workers on apart­ .the Pegler column, well Worcester, 9^ according to HOUSSMiMT - "lesaea the areas of controversy,” refused to testify before the Senate ment projects. will filed in. (Chicago probate court. Guatemala by ploae hi tha af> and that the league.plans no new both his refusals on “ my constitu­ Federal Judge Edward Weinfeld Army Secretary Robert T. Ste­ Byrd Seen Democrat Choice teraeo*. •T tional protection against being ' Powell appeared before the Sen-, In charging the jury declared the • HI-SPEED CAI.ROD* UNITS 36^' A B C and Punjab Prints efforts to split support from the ate banking committee on April ven* tells nation-wide gathering of ... Smok* or Ra* can't compelled to be a witness against column, published in 1949, was TRUMAN SBKN ON MEND council at present. myself.-” 19. but He declined to answer any civilian aids in Leavenworth, Kan., YARD Dozens of patterns in all type*types iandimd ocolor* for dresses, “If it complies with the spirit defamatory "and libelous in itself they are'”making major contribu­ Kaaaaa O ty . Joim 2S (ff>) demeg* or ditcelor it— a)>roni, *portawear, drapes, spread^, etetc. Powell, who was fired from the questiops and claimed the protec­ •a a matter of law. In Maryland Governor Race Plus 2 Extra Luxury Fuaturus Federal Housing Agency (FHA) in tion of the Fiftli Amendment tion to greater public naderataad- Farmer Praaidaat Hairy T»fl- lag of Army activities.",. .Amer­ it'* Fvm*-R*«isianl (Coattnued on Page 8k>ven) April, is reported under investiga­ against possible self-incrimlnation. (Conttnued on Pnga Sevan) moa waa repartod gnbUy Ma- ican, Relief for Korea, Inc., or­ Baltimore,. June 29 (AO—Dr. H .f With 1.309 of . the state 1338 proved and post ths csMtenl • AUTOMATIC OVEN TIMER 5 l c yard tion by the Justice Dept. A new subpoena was served on Sen. Byrd (D-Va) has described ganized in April. 1951, announcfs C. "Curley” Byrd, long-time preai- polling pigeas reported. BjTd aeem- stage of hla iUoaaa todiQr by Or. him yeatevday aa the- banking lock of funds virtu force it to cease dent of the University of Mary-i ed sure bf 80 unit votes and Ma- Wallace Graham, hi* phyaieton, Prosecutor Stalled Powell as a ‘‘key. official” in re -1 committee opened a full-dreas in-- • FLUORESCENT LAMP ports of gambling looses by former | Sun Partial Eclips^ operations July 1. land. apparently had w on,'the honey 73. whe gave a peraoaol lapgrt Ml Ntw Pit^biKs* S«a Pt^, FuM-awiiuK veatigation of thf housing gcan- More than 150 Japanese fishing Democratic nomination for gov- ’rb«ir .hi* patlaaPs eoadIMan. REG. 59c COOL top housing officials.'' > dals which involve charges that •“ »•«»««. •• »r ' By Fireworks Law In a letter to Atty. Gen. Brownell -- boats stalled in south Japan lutr- ernor today but h i. m .r r n w.^ so 43^ , ; '; r*~* >*«• “ • *« Noft Va/at Mwyl REG.'59c 36" and 39." FINE QUALITY apartment house builders and Xo Be Visiblip Here bora at. height of mackerel season close it cannot be certain unlU af- hw^v ^ 154.925,for Ma­ • 4ai»h for rmu-kooN. la i*Ked duta- UaM Oniitlty Oalyl M$ this April *7, Byrd said Powell waa j JURY GETS NUMAN GABB MU9 Bsoofw iMMitivv ynrftirttog ‘‘the key official with respect t o ' promoters hauled in aa much as for fear of being srized by South ter the official count. _ Printed 36"'Plisse Crepe a half billion dollars in "windfall” Korean patrol b oa tf.. .Three-man He had waged a bitteTr name- •'••“ 't in some . New Yerfc. Jon* flS i(9>—Th* • a a ia Mtw iotmuU mim all By niE^SSOCIA'nDD PRE»8 over-evaluation of properties ___| By ALTON L. BLAKE8LEB laeoai* tax avoolen com ogalM t Two persons' accused of the profits by. over-estimating their Chinese Communist 'trade delega­ calling battle with George B. M s-i « , “ «untlea that the of- ■iKolMaiioa, .8eU*cloaaUig, mo Printed Batistes and Lawns resulting in windfalls of JOO million .AP Science Reparter the ggtlen’a fanner Sap Inx Ml* ' * Mffoca aoM ' tod dun «• *6” Illegal sale of fireworks when State construction costs in applying for New York, June 29 coat Cole, federal housing chief, ^ I d ment promoter* piled tip allegedly for many Atn^cana. wlU'.be ra- has been questioned: to gb before Fim iU lG H PAINTS of stpragq and transportation of tem llkfe''the electoral; edlleg* In At, (hat tisa* Byrd aaamsd out* i/-^8nM.nraaah todogf aew S ea* ' .....'' ' m ^ ^ I, V that 'Wilson W. Wyatt, . former exoeasiva profits no longer is func­ ■erved for-early risara. Board of lOgulvy at Scoti. Air presidential elecUona: of .78 unit votes sad MahoMy 88. C O ^ $'12,600 w%th of flreworka seised Truman administration housing tioning, but comi>lainta of ahusa* The full .bidckotlt, or total Force Baae^ III., ^charged-' ^ t b It vi-M not until oftet a long Th* - - Gr«en Stampa Given With C u h Sales bgr SUta PpkM who arrestaij H|m. The remaining 11 bung >P the een; ’* jU M nnai -Cte. expediter >aM. cfoae political ally in the atill-aptive home repair pro- tcUpac, will I * ylswed only by making fal'aa germXwarfare con- pight' of\txHmtlng- that Byrd at bal4nca;< In QuMn. Ann**r\for *$- ..gw* day* of sAiANcimnmi {CoIm *. NCR of A dla i' r w yaason, -• couitseled 1 faoalpns or other unipecifled mis­ sunup appuantly corralled the-. 77 — \- ■ 1 ■ I ;0*attaMfl *■ Fag* apanment 'builfleraitew $0 make (CoBttanefl m\ y .(Cpattuiad ■■ F sfo FiftaOB) conduct. ' umt^ y|^aa aacaoMry to win. '■k ‘H erald Ad«a. A XCanttonad aa(Pa(to V U tM ^ f V,- '?' .J ... ''- n J V I n-; \ i ■ ■ •?

/ yAOBTWO ■'I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN- TUESDAY, JUNE 29. 1954 MANCHESTER EVENING HERA|.p. MANCHESTER. CONNw TUESDAY, JUNE 29. 1964 PAGE ead-Mrs. Irving Bnurson at Co­ Md. TTis chlldrtn will rsmain hsi alasoat Itfe-Uka IlkanaoMo at peo­ C o lu m b ia lumbia Lake and Winter Park, about a month. ' Elliniftopi ple, living and dead, sema' at whom FoF ooma 84 houn, tba fiaporita Fla., and Ruasell Hubbell Wheeler,' Mr. and Mrs. Russell Evans will Scouts Meet Sea Rangers ap^ared to be ready to walk down Buckley, Student remain aoft enough to ba re­ Phone Numbers Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell leave this week with their young Miss Follansbce from their pedestals. The image of Blood Quota Short o f Goal Your^Dental moved by the bniah. But after­ ThsHuafsOii! H. Wheeler of Columbia Latke and son, Richard, Silver, Bay on Sleeping Bewity, who waa’ breath­ Skywatch Schedule , Sail for Europe ward, they becoma hardened to tha Sarasota, FIs., took place Satur­ Lake George. Mr. Evans will at­ Plans to Mari^ For Historic London Tour ing. waa especially alarming. It extant that a dentist’s steel in­ Solinene I« Trading WiM Changed for 850 day. m St. Peter’s Episcopal tend the annual YMCA Secretaries ,was moat interesting to see the .T h oflf r« In Tho Bark* As Only 102 Pints Achieved strument la necessary to scrape Church.in Hebron. Conference. He Is secretary at the figures of Amertcaq presidents, IdUWCTlOW BOmewmiMBIWIC Wednesday, Jane io William E. Buckley, A60 E. Cen­ Health them off. Up To $500 On Any By EMILY SMITH • have been corresponding With Cyn- Columbia, JUnn 29 (Sp^ialiicr Dr. Richard Wllmer of A’ alS Willimantic YMCA. ’Cheir older son which all appeared so real. A Ortit^Kmlky Show! ter St., head of the history depart­ If tartar ia left to accumulate, Ru.ssell Jr., leaves Jior Camp Hszen Ellington, June 29 — (Special)— Faversham, Kent. England, i thjnk that is she Midnlfht-^2 a. m. .. .T...... Donald C. Paine Pre-War Car Tho talophone numbers of 8S0 peo* University performed' the cere- The wedding of Miss Eleanor Fol- Watching the Changing of the Tetterday’t Bloodmoblle opera--'t p.m. Blood program officials are ment of Hartford Public High the gum tissue becomes irritated. In Che.ster where he will take a WendlInMs standing there. Is 117’’ And then At Regular Pricea! 3 A* a* in* saeeaaaaaaea . . . Volunteers Needed 4—Tbe Impartaoee ml Taath- ,JTony. assisted by the Rev. Harold Ouard at Buckingham Palace, a tion at Woodruff Hall achieved on-1 hopeful that many of the melt who School, sailed for Furope this, af­ This can lead to -diaturbances in pia In the Willimantic Exchange senior leadership. detachment as lansbee. organist at the Congre­ and kind hospitality with which American, girl would discover 4 A* P« in* • 4 a 4 • a •’* a • • , . . Volunteer* Needed ^ . ' bruaMng Wui bo; chanfed about the middle R. Keen, mtniaUr of SI. Peter's. gational Church, -and Robert F. they have been received in Eng- pen pal and say she had very elaborate ceremony as the 'A'****'A*****'*** ly 102 poinU at blood for the leMt work In offices outside of Man­ ternoon on the Georgic, with Ger­ the guma and supporting tooth Dr. Wilmer was Wheeler’s chap­ training for camp counselor Work. queen had returned to London the succetafhl Blixidmobile Day alnCc 6 A. nt.—D A. Wl. a.Vasaaasaaa. , , Volunteers Needed ard Martineau, the winner of the (Following ia the fourth in a structure. of December. The telephone com­ Wilson has been set for July 17. land will doubtless be what the thought-^'lf" was she, but had not chester, and who do hot arrive ...' Lucy Burke . series of articles on “ Your Dental SOLIMENE, lac. lain at the university he attended Service Canceled Mancheater Girl Scouts, touring in been certain. day before, the key' ceremony nt the atirt of the program In Man- \ home In time to make the earlier 9 A. nt.-- Noon aa«aaa a...... Wise Travel Award for 1954. This The toothbrush also helps to pany is niiaillng a printed an­ Mrs. Kenneth Johnson will be Noon—3 p...... Volunteer* Needed award, found^ by Isadora Wise, Health" being presented by 'ITie nouncement this week to thc»c in the south. The couple -^'as at­ Mrs. Marshall Squier, lecturer the soloist and Mrs. Robert Jack- Europe this stimmer, will always The three days spent in London the Tpwer- of London one evening, cheater in July, 19M. j visits of tha Bloodmoblle; will be keep the teeth clean and the gums tended by the bride’s sister, ,Jlrs. of the local Grange announced that end fun at the Battersea Amuse- 'There were only"114 acheduled': 3 p. m.—6 p. m. . . . Mrs. Harold Lord, Olive Chartier well known retired merchant of Herald in cooperation with the in a healthy condition. cm cuetomera whose number wiU be son the organist. The Rev. Ken­ remember most, about their visit proved to be rather hectic onts, able to donate in July. A phone call . . . William Simpson, Barbara Wallett Hartford, is given each'year to the Mancheater Dental Society. Today, Dorigo 6 PfyinoMffli Fowler Blauvelt of New Yo.rk, and the Memorial Service for Mrs. L. to the British Isles. Contrary to with the lw.-al group buay nearly mriit Park completed the program donors at the beginning of the to Red Cross headquarters. S-5111, 6 p. m.—8 p. m ; ...... Sometimes gums will bleed be­ asMtehed. ^ neth Johnson, pastor, will perform 8 p. m.—10 p. m. . . . -M-.s. Virginia Liegl, Marion Cullen pupil from one of the three Hart- the importance of toothbrushing.) cause of the bruahing. Dentists Diroct Foetory Doirior TtU) new telejihone numbers will Everett Herden of Hartford. Ush­ Burr which was to have been held the. ceremony. A reception in' common belief in the U. S. that every minute, in London. CW LE"^"'” * operation of which a record pum-, will usure an appointment at a ers w’ere William Knox, and Fowler ber of 88 failed to appear. The 10 p. m.—Midnight ...... Hyatt SUtliffe foi^ High Mhools who rates high­ In civilized man, the toothbrush say there is no harm if it con­ be Ustsid in the new Willimahtic . ju the Wesley Methodist Church, the church parlors will follow the the English are reserved and Some stayed at Our Ark, an Inter- Wedneadny afternoon the group * convenient time. Blauverti Mr:;. Wheeler aftended Vv’arehouse point, has been can­ Md farewell to the London Rang­ walk-in donors who came without _ ’ i . est on a special examination in does for the teeth what raw, tinues only a few day,. The tisaua telephone book, which is scheduled ceremony. /■nfriendly, the local girls have national Girl Guide and Girl Scout Volunteers may register at Civil Defense Headquarters. Mu­ American history. Each of the Chaffee School In Windsor, Wind­ celed because of the Rev. Mr. found them most helpful and hostel near Buckingham Palace, ers and took a train to Faver- ^appalntmeht aa uaual aaved the coarse and detergent foods did for cells covering the guma become for delivery about a week before Miss Fblians'bee, daughter of Coventry nicipal Building, Manchester on Mondays, -Wednesdays and Fri- th^ee schools selects five of its the teeth of primitive man. ^ toughened. like a hand doing hard MANCHESTEA the new numbers become effettive. ham High School in Willimantic Burr's illne.ss. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Follansbek friendly opening up their hearts and the others at Townsend House, aham, whera they were met by Day from complete failure. 'There Defense Telephone Numtar 9-9068. Snd Rollins College in Winter were 34 of these' unscheduled dp-: days from 1-5 p. m. ■ Civil best pupils to dompete. It washes away the soil In' tabor. If, however, the bleeding The telephone company said that Gingerbread ContMt of Somersville is a graduate of and homes to the ’ Manchester, A hostel run by the Girls Frisndly. their hoetesees and taken to live In the five years since, the prise HltLWORK COMPANY Park, Fla. Wheeler graduated from ''M rs. Evalina Derosiers, chair­ girls so far from home. Places visited Included. Hampton with them In their homes. pointeea. Fortunately, the numiier which the little acid-producing peralsta, the condition should,.be the telephones of those customers Rockville High School and is em­ Registration Set has been established, It has been, bacteria of the mouth thrive. checked by a dentist. whose numbers are being changed the University of the South. A re­ man of the Home Economics Beginning with their arrival in Court, where all visited the staU of persons rejected for minor phys-,^ 284 Bread St— TM. Ml-t-SSSS ployed at Hamilton Standard. leal reasons' only reached the low Mansfield to Willard E. and Joyce Smith; honors, Beverly Buns, Betty won four times by pupilSv from It stimulates the gums into a Next week: How to Bruah Your will be connected to the company’s ception followed at the Yeomans Committee of the Grange has an-> " Wilson is a graduate of Tech­ Southampton on Sunday morning, apartmenta and gardenq, and then dtapman, Nancy Fralke, ' Linda Hartford Public High Schoor^ Hall. When the couple return from moat got loat in the Mase, the ^ ncHNiooum total of 18: For Grade One Watrous of Columbia, lota 17, 18. more rapid blood flow, thus remov­ Teeth). new Columbia branch office. noiinced that there will be a gin-' nical High School, North Park June 20, the Manchester group se,cJtion M, Oak Grove addition. Grant, Bcniica Graushiijsky, Judy The award givea the winner a SEE US FOR: an unannounced wedding trip they gerbread conte.st conducted at the haa everywhere been shown the Tower of London, thet old fortrssa Donors who appeared at their ing waste jiroducta and anhaneing Wheeler-Emrnion College, and the University of ■ George W, and Ida M. Hinkel to Greer, Marjorie Hlgglna, Marian I tour of western Europe, begin- the resiatence to Infection. • Complete Windovr The marriage o f Miss Helen v'ill reside at W^oodland Terrace, meeting of July 7. All members greatest kindness by the English- of London which it redolent of ao acheduled tlmee Included John ' nlng In . Fhigland. Holland. Ger­ Ma.s.s. He is employed at Hamil­ much Engliah hiatory end where Keefe, William Fisher, Lester At Local School Joseph S, and Genevieve PIfreayk Hills and Elaine Jarvis, ‘The toothbrush helps promote UnitH Diane Emerson, daughter of Mr. Columbia Lake. ■ ' are urged to p.Trtlcipat.e. ‘ The ^ ton Standard. • peop!i. A l Southampton they were EA.STWOOD of Hartford,.lots 642, 643, Actor’s Freshmen: special honors, .Helen many, Switzerland. Austria and ..Arrives Home winner here automatically become* greeted by Mrs. Audrey King, a the, crtnvn ’ jcwela are kept, West­ Wolcott, Adam Rhodes, George Clean, healthy teeth, .dentists am- ► TOYS i • All Size Doors j Picnic Held Colony Estates; Thomas and Isa­ Matulis, Wayne Reichle. Janet Italy are visited. The trip ends ^ FOR THE KIDDIES ^ Marshall T. Nuhfer. son of Mr. eligible for the Pomona contest; Girl Guide commissioner from the minster Abbey and Madame Tout- ON OUR GIANT SCREEN Chandler, Don Carpeirter, Mrs. Coventry, June 29 — (Special)-— Stoddard; high honors, Mary Ciark.^ with a stay of 10 days in France, philbiu- John MaeVeagh. president of the sand'a Wex Works, Kllzabeth R u n d e, Mrs. Ruth bella Altken Walcott to Robert J. They point out there are three ^ Largs Assortment ^ Free Estimates . and Mrs. Msson.A. Nuhfer of Co­ ana the state ftnala. PriS'-c here Isle of Wight, who is the niece of .All Oeler and Wenderful l^gistratlon day for children en and Norma J. Maloney of Hart- John Ellsworth, Ruth Hallowell, moat o f it spent in Paris. The Ellington Education Association In the latter place some of the Brightman, - Mbs. Celia Lincoln, tering grade 1 in the fall will be conditions that must come to­ Cheerfally GiYen lumbia Lake who received his dis­ ere three dollars, two dollars and was host to the group for;', a p.lc- Cecil Kittle of 72 Summer St., vs.ffwin'zrs'' fordv-lots 200, 201, Actor’s Colony Judy Landry; honors;Cecelia Bala, travelers will return to the United charge from the Arhoy this week one dollar. with a group of about 20 Sea girle were rather alarmed at the osAoeema amiewaiMiBB Mrs. Rlla Miscovich, Mrs. Miriam Friday from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. Ronald Benicak, Jeanne Layalle, States by the Georgic, .arriving in gether ih lhe mouth before decay nic held recently at- Columbia Bar MlllaeS Leea Tereer SMhkt*si*M«*oaoiaie Winther, Miss Helen Estes, Mrs. Estates extension: Harry C. New- la. produced..^ These include bac­ Storts Opea 8 A.M. to 9 FJM. DaOy St Camp Kilmer, N. J., arrived Polluck Supper Set Rangers, the branch of Rangers Orer* Bell*r maenise nma noses* at the Robertson School office. combe to John V. and Agnl Ara- Dotty Lou Morris, Gene Tomlinson New York on August 20. ARTHRITIS? lAke,. n«re Aaa*n Alict Farrell, Mrs. Priscilla Brown, Principal Royal O. Fisher will teria, easily \ fermentable foods at his home heye last night, There, will be a meeting of the Rtarblrds In Maine interested in the sea. Before the “ Dial M aon, lota 147, 148, Lakewood and Marilyn Wekt. Buckley is chairman of the I have been wonderfully blessed personal Mention . Pioneer Past Masters' Association Scouts could disembark from the Superlative, Comedy “ Flame And Mrs. James Norris, Raymond have forms to be filled out. Birth Heights; Catherine Dewonszyk to Final Seaaion Library Board of Manchester, and like Bugars aiid starches, and a Among the local people who are For Murder^ - Streeter, Mrs. Dorothy Potter, hideout that ta undetected long fci being restored to active life after Mr. and Mrs. Hyland Tasker in Somers Tuesday with the Som­ ship thjy had to wait for all the The Fleeh" IAA A A 'ft****** ceriifleates must be presented. Michael and-Anne Marie Dzwon-^ The final meeting of the season haa )>een a member of the Man­ enjoying an early summer vaca­ Is celer . Mrs. Alma Miller, Paul Buettner, All Republican women are in­ of Evergreen Lodge AF and AM enough for tho l^ te ria to work being crippled in nearly every joint took their son Jan. to Charlton. ers Grange. Potluck supper will baggage to be unloaded, ao during • :U - M:eS la ceUr - S;lt PLUS — szyk on Pucker Street; James L. chester Board of Education for tion are Mrs. Allan Starbird snd Waldo Beihumeur, Mrs. L 1 n d it vited to a tea July 8 from 3 to was held last night at Masonic many years. on the food and biuld up acid of Mass., Sunds;y where he will spend be served at 7:30.. I family-. The group ■ is'’ visiting the two hours they had to wait Paul Douglas In ^ and R(Me R. Carlo of Windham to I in my body and with mu'sculor three weeks at Camp Jo.alin. they stood on one of the upper Platz, George Marlow, Hoyt Stll- 5 p. m. in the'Egy'ptian Room .at Temple. v, sufficient strength to ^attack the Hold Stork Shower with Mrs. Starbird’s porents in WED. I “EXECUTIVE SUITE” Chester D. and Frances' T. Han­ •orertess from heod to foot. .i . hod Johnny Wheaton, son of Mr. and "FALSTAFFS FUR COAT” ' Bon, Mra. Claire LaBelle, Mrs. the Hotel Bond in Hartford to be I.ocals Ia>a« ' D.ANDV DEBUT tooth enamel. PRECISION GROUND Mrs. Alexander Gorman enter­ Maine. decks singing to the Rangers who son of Hartford, lots 3, 4, section Iheweioteidl'Arthritis ottd other Mrs. Walter Wheaton and "Butch" stood on the upper pier opposite, Haxel Pinney, Norman Weil and unde:' the auspices o f the Con­ U, Waterfront Manor. Thompnonville Little League Oesanport, N. J. ‘ (4*) — Bold - The duty of the toothbrush ia tained at A stork- shower Friday Richard Pipin and son are also Wanda Bonadeis. Alumni defeated South ' Windsor forms of ■heunsotism, hands de- Sorracch), son Of Mr. and Mrs. night in honor of Mrs. C- Leonard with the World Flag of the Girl Beet* 4, FarmlaateB, Cartala 1:41. necticut Council of Republican Command, a ta’o-year old son of to - .interrupt these (vinditiomi by spending a month’s vacation time Also scheduled and appearing Alumni squad, 10 to 2, Sunday aft­ interrupting acid formation... ao ♦ormed ond my ankles were set. Louis Sorraedhi, .will leave this Robinson of Lake Road. About Scouts and Girl Guides draped TONIGHT Thru SATURDAY Women’s Clubs. Manchester Evening Herald Requeated-Parachutiat, raced five week for . Laconia, N. H., where in Maine. below them. The Rangers also were Mra. Margaret Taylor, Mrs. The traditional tea will be the Coventry rorreepnndent, Mra. ernoon in a make-up at Thompson- furlongs in 58 S-S seconds to sot .that there ia never a aufflciant limitod sp o co prohibits telling 20 guests were present. Many they will spend some time at Camp Mf^ttng Tomorrow sang and at times the Scouts and MR. ROIERTS HEY KIDDIES Jane Behnke, Mra. Rosario Sapi- opening day of the party State Charlee Little, tel. PI 2-6281. vllle. a new track record in the first buildup for an attack. you mere h^e bsrt.if you wiH write beautiful gifts were received by There, will lie a 4-H Dairy, Fit­ Tel. Farm. ORchard 7-9119 enxa, Ursula Schmldhauser, Wil­ Outing Today ■ Leo. Mr. and Mrs. Wheaton will Mrs. Robinson. the Rangers sang aongs familiar coQventlon. It will be an op­ race of his career at Monmouth Another function of the tooth-' me I will reply at once ond tell you drive the boys to Laconia. ting and Showmanship meeting to both. SuncMilna NEW! ! I- liam Asplnwall, Merrill Sherman, portunity for dhe woman .to meet Intermediate Girl Scout Troop 1 Park. He la owned by Mrs. Zeida bniah ia to prevent deposits of de­ Mrs. Chauncey M. Squier. Sr., tomorrow evening at the farm of Leon Wind, Harmon Tompkins, party candidates for the office of will hold its outing today at Forest Cohen. bris, known aa tartar or calclus. | Imw I received this wonderful relief. Upon their arrival in London, Mrs. Gertrude-EUlngton, Edward W apping Park, Springfield, Mast. They will left Friday for Newport, N. H., Manchester Evening Hefftld Co- Rae S. Peck on Mile Hill Road. the Senior Scouts were met by a secretary of state. where she will attend her 35th Tolland. The affair will atart at KIDDIE SHdW THURSDAY, JULY 1st Arnold, Maurice Fischer, Edwin go by bus. The group -will return \ Inmbla correspondent, Mrs. Hyland group of Sea Rangers snd their The town Republican committee about 5 p.m. Mrs, Clara Drtsvoll, Mn. Ldo S. Wier, high school class reunion. The re­ Taaker, telephone HArrison 7:30 p. m. and will include dem­ Flynn, Donald Alabaugh, William meeting of July 8 has been post Honor Students leader, the same frew which so AND BV»Y THURSDAY DURING THE SUMMER Welding, l^bert Brennan. Dr. troop leader,' accompanied the union will be held oil Lake Suna- S-9SSS. onstrations in flt,ting. clipping, •TiysIlY entertained the members pnned.to July IS. It will be held mm Arber HiUa Drive trimming hoofs and'showing dairy Charles Jacobson, Owen Warren, group. P. O. Bew 2MS P««- , of Troop I whcT went abroad in — DOORS OPEN 1;;30— SHOW STARTS 2 P.M, at the Morland Farm home of Named at School WEDNESDAY MOjRNlNp SPECIAL Mr. and Mrs. William ' Jacobus animals. - i- 1952. Shirley Tluck, Irving Carlson, and Mrs., John M. Tyler. Jeckien 7. Mlaaisaippt DRIVE-IN Nelson Richiqond. '" of Lake Road are caring for her The demonstrators will be D. C. - These Sea Rangers also a^ted as Clothing Drive ManrhMtcr Evening ' Herald sister’s three children. Biml.- Billy, Williams Appears Gaylord of the University of, Con­ Additional donors who appeared Wapping correspondent, Mrs. An­ guides to Hampton Omrt, that - SPECIAL FOR YOU THIS THURSDAY for their appointment.* were Miss Persons having articles of cloth- Wapping, June 29 (Sperlai)— The ,and Charles Atwater of Baltimore. necticut and Rae 8. Peck, 4-H Club royal residence of Tudor and Stuart nie ^ lln s , telephone MI. .S-497I). SUMMER msmbef. ' " Eliubeth Hamilton. Mrs. Astrld ng to give to the drive for »r- ^onor roll for the final marking III Navy Comedy kings and queens, where all went • MG TECHNICOLOR FEATURE • Dpugan^ Thaditis Edward tides for Kempten. Bavaria, are -^rjod at Ellaworth Memorial High that beautiful Sunday afternoon. lemlnded to get them to Gilbert j gchool haa been released by Prln- TOPPERS • Manchester Eveninjr Herald El­ And Sunday evening another ’Thrilling Suspense! Chapin, Robert 'Taylor, Dr. Ray- riiond Mozzer, Pascal Poe, Joseph H. Storrs or the Rev. Truman O. jdp^l Henry Adame and follows: lington correapondeat, Mrt. ,G. F. group of Sea Rangers, in Rich­ Ireland by Thiirada.v. George B. Williams of 40" Berr, telephone Rockville S-991S. "Dial M For Murder" Breen, William Mlnnick, John Mc­ ipecial honors, Lorraine Mc- $16.85 Woodbridge St., will play a fea- mond, not far from London, were ■j. Herb Claase* Clatchey; high honors, Jean Harri­ Don't talc# chduces with th# glaring tun's hostesses at supper to the whole in rolor HURRICANE ISLAND Cauley, Mrs. John MciCauley, THE OFFICE OF turetf role in the comedy of hayy RAY MILLAND Michael Misovich, Miss Eileen- The herb claa* will meet Thura- son, Doris Marks; honors. Mildred In white or pastel life. *’Mr. Roberta", which will group. Many -of - the Richmond day. at 12:30 p. m. at Caprilands | Andrulat, Dorothy Bancroft, Jack rayi this summer. Protect your eyes with Rangers have been corpesponding GRACE KELLY — ------P L U S ------Barrett, Arthur Bouffard, Conrad shades. Formerly up open tonight at the Oval in the Deaths Last Night Banes, Thomas Dawkins, James Herb Farm. On Monday Mra. |chriatehsen. Jacqueline DSIy, DOCTOR " with the Manchester Scouta for the Adelms G.-Simmons, class hos-1 Elizabeth Donahue, Carold Greer; to 135.00. good sun glasses like those nationally ad­ Grove in Farmington. Williams pskt two years, and it was a most 'Han9mon's Holideiy" Hall, Mrs. Lois Barton, GeOrge Bar­ was seen as Dr. M<^Phail in ths 8 - COLOR CARTOONS - 8 ton, Alfred Vennard, Leslie Spen­ tea*, gave a talk at a women’s ; KAlhleen Holland, Betty Ann Loos, SEYMOUR NELKBER vertised brands we carry. In regular and By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS inteccating experience for'pen pala ERIC PORTMAX Farm. Biiresu meeting in Farm-i Nancy Page, Shirley PetrSltla, Oval’s 1953 production of '“Rain’’. to actually meet in peraon. ______A lA tn ___:____ cer, Carl Nelson, Selden Rlchard- He also appeared this spring with Chicago — The Rev. Dr. JtoJi n Ington Valley. Today she Will en- Edna Weber and Charlea White. WILL BE CLOSED •nap-on lansas. Timothy Stoiie, 85, former moder­ Some of the Rangera Joined the STARTS WEDNESDAY aon, D. F. Noble, Mrs. FMward Juniors; high honors, Jeanne •the Hillyer .’Theatre Group. Coltman, Norman Eaton, T.- A. tr.'taln and give a lecture' to a ator of the Presbyterian Church Scouta at Hampton Qourt and it “ Secret of the Inca*“ A HOWLING COMEDY group of women from the Friend­ Harrisim, Robert Splelman, Mar­ Another star in the play will be waa intereating to hear one aay, "I Crandall, Robert Ostrander, Louis FROM Charles .Tindle. who will portray. of the U. S. A., president of .Mc­ “ Royal African Rifles” ly Circle YWCA from New Brit­ lene Stanat, Carol Whegler; honors, Cormick Theological Seminary EXTRA Steinberg, and ICdwin Kuhlman, Betty-Ann Ahern, Patricia Barry, Doc. Tln'dle. who la of West Hart­ Walk-in donora were Mlaa Blva tain. IMAGINE! ford, appeared recently With’’ the from 1928 to 1930 and paator of CHILDREN FHEC Flee the Balloon Buaters on the Stage. You’ll break your »ldea Leaves Today Marie Gilbet, LUcretia Graham. July 3 TO JULY 19 Fourth Presbyterian Church from MewfnqlandsUiijeit uu::d An 1 laughing. Join the fun! Enter your name to be a Balloon Buster McCormick, Elfred Hagenow. Hai­ Joseph Krawski, John Matin and Manchester Center Thespians. at the kiddle show. • ry Smith, Edith Longfellow, Harry Mra. Sttaie Parker of Arlington 1901^ to 1930. when„he waa made Road will leave by plane today Patricia. Palozie. "Mr. Robert's" will play for a Anderson, Paula Post, Richard two week, run, closing- Saturday, pastor emeritus, ^ r n in Boston. from Bradley Field to spend two Sophomores; special honors, Mar­ July, 10, Bill Bi*own of East Hart­ Died Sunday. -- “ Bagge, Carolyn Watts, Mrs. Rath Weeks in Racine, Wia. She will cia Adams, Robert McClatchey, AAancHESTER U pTICAL L -O . ford will play the title role ,in;the iinniitH I:!; !!: Johnson, Mrs. S i g n e Hallln, visit with Mrs. Betty Bavllk a Carmella Thi)>odeau; high honors, i m . Clement Lupacchlno, Robert Dog- Betsy Bond, Paul Froat, Marion ^ JHATS ALL YOU PAY Oval’s second production of the _U. S. Marine Dan .Daly had the e AIR-CONDITION'ED e friend of her mother. LEONARD M. GRACE, Licensed Optidan ■ gart, Arthur McCroK'an, F'red Nas- Hewen, Sandra Jaworaki, Ruth Jur- FHONE season. • , rare distinction of twice winning Bay Millaed B. Maatalbea MANC41ESTER Deeds Filed tMS ^ HH caraie* | (trarr.‘-Brlly nrtia . Joke aiff. Richard Allely, Mary Lawler, gelaa, Esther Lathrop, Joan WASHER MI-9-45S7 for the new “ s t r e a m LINER” —all aluminum com­ The comedy Is being directed by the Congressionsl Medal of Honor, B«bl. C'emmlars 81 Warrantee deeds recently filed NEXT TO STATE THEATER the nation's highest military "THK SABArK.V Arthur Doone, Edward Carroll, Meyers, Diane' Neild. Sally New­ bination, aelf-storing wiiidow with the FINGER TOUCH M PRATT STRUT William McCurdy of Hartford and .“ DIAL N POB 'Oiuue-<)n.lheaiAc HLEVISION at the town clfrk’a office record­ BLAnK" berry, Margo Rlordan, Margaret Gene Dale' of RocJtvilie is stage award for service in CThliia in 1900 M IB IIE B ” Mrs. Evelyn Risley, Clifford Rlsley, ing transfer of property IncluJie oontroL 747 MAIN ST. — TELEPHONE Ml-9-9021 Al S:ie Trrh. •:«e-»:U B oltO n NcTOi Louree ^skan, Harold Perrett, Ryan, Arilelle Smith and Ellen REPAIRS HARTFORD manager. Reserv'ations may be and 15 years later won the second those of George W. and Ida M. made by calling the Oval in the for action against Haitian bandits. 6 jc)/ -^^/J Charles Spratly, Mias Ella Sumnec, . Hinkel ta Lottie Cronia of Man- Volume buying helps us pass on the savings to YOU! OPEN THURSO AT EVENBiOS Wed,: “ Elephant Walk!” Tech. York Strarigfeld, Ralph Chapnian. Frompf, Econcmicol Grove, Farmington. , He died In 1937, Children Under 12 Free cheater,/Actora’ Colony Extension See us for a full line of Aluminum Awnings, PROGRAMS Rev. Edgar Farrell, Cyrus Miller, 2, Iota 8 (ind 9. section A;'Sadie LAST TIMES TONIGHT Guaremtood R()Iand LePage, Marlon Eagleson. J. Koval, executor of will of John RUBBISH and ASHES Canopies, Yjenetiaii Blinds DOUBLE-THRILL BILL! I Video Everyday—All RIghU Reserved—H. T. Dickinson A Co., Inc George McLafferty, Frank Moras- S. Koval to Clifford C. and Ber­ . REMOVED Wringor-Rolls Ropkicod MANOHESTER KNItTHHI MILLSi ro, Mabel Bowers, Clifton Coffin, tha M. Griswold of Manchester, General Uleanlag of Cellars, CALL BILL TUNSKY m luhtitn Herbert Runde, and Franklin Bat­ Flanders Road; Waterfront Realty Yards and Attica - BillMI IHIQI son. Company to Nicholas J. and Ann REASONABLE RATES e-o GREAT EASTERN — 24 OAK STREET LADIfS' ^ The next visit of the Bloodmoblle G. Cecere* of East' Hartford, lots Als», Landscaping ’ Pofferton's Will be Wednesday, Ji|ly 21,' at t e l . MI-3-8271 or MI-9-9095 25, 26, section 8, .Waterfront . Call M * M—MI-9-9751 199 Center St., Cor. of Church !;U:: Woodruff Hall from 1:45 t o ,8:30 Heights; Lois P. Harwarth of L*t us instcril a n«w Mo­ Mi lil BLOUSES - {|H:: torola or Hdlicroftor TV ■ y - 5'\IVbrid Risls'From Nash! and oiijoy o grandstand ijS: soot at your fovprito iHiti DOUBI.K YOUR TRAVEL PUN-CUT YOUR DRIVINO COSTS . “ LAUGHING sporting ovont. ANNE” Jan Johnson Wendell Corey “ The Keige At 277 IROAD Technicolor Red River” MI-9-1124 SALES and TELEVISION RADIO SERVICE :;u:t E n d s “ S Colna in the Fountain” Feature At 2:40 . 4:80 Cksaeel S (fermcrlr •) Mew fleece. TODAY: With Clifton Webb In Cinemascope and Shorta . 9:18 ('«■*. *.=H , «t>_^nWK«TEB.V HAVB.d e Chseael SS Mew Brilel*. Ceee. CliBaael M Helyehc, tfase. !S! ?!1S STARTS \ Cheaael M Wefetbery. Ceee. (SSI CAPTL-BEU; O u b b s I St OyrlagtleM. Mees. t:IS (M l KIL.Y • :M (H i DANNY THO.MAK SHOW New variety (*r washahie ifii-i Tomorrow 9 ^ I aesi DANCE TIME -Ksihrjn I:M ( I) AMIMAL TtM B Murrey. llnMeu. IM> BAB N WRgTBBN THEA- (Ml Id)VE 8TOMY cottMM la aleeveleaa or TEB "Deedwoort PaeA" (H) JI VKNILE JI RY IU> WEflTEBN PLAYIIOI'RE peasant style*. Aaoerted (SI) VNCLE ED’S FOM . CLL’B— Ed Hatch E. Wniis & Son, Inc. prints and soHd roinra. l : l i < I) AUVEMTl'BM OF BUN- BBV 2 MaIu 8 L — Phone Ml-S-8128 SX IO.S8. TpW N CBIF.B - .• FOB CLEAN HEAT. Silii • ;M < S I'B I’ MOB CLIMIC IkS) M ^ n AT MX—Pete Sinner . \ MIN'S POCKIT 141) Cni8TflPBEB8 t:H (M) COLONEL MABCR (441 LAnV OF THK BOOBBHELF ,(4 tl DANNY THO.MA8 RHOW —Eileen Kneeland - Slarrlns (41) riSCO K ID^Oiinren RenaldA \ Elena Verdiign. -'Florence ,1- • tlCIWI TBK KABI.Y HMOW — > ,,, Heliip.. Marvin l^ p la n . Taps in cemfertl Out in itont in styling! 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TttmorrFwTWght; Hear the ExelUng CommualeaHon Reports ,ln Froat of Theater Betwrea 0:80 and .7 P. M. 285 MAIN ST PHONE MI-2-4571 373 MAIN STREET ^ i ' ' MANCHBTEIt I « '5- V

rA SlFpU L . MANCHEST^rt EVENING HERALD, MANCHES'^'ER, CONN, TCESDAY, JUNE » , MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER* CONN, TUESDAY, JUNE 29. 1954 •,'r ■ PAGE m m during the heavy showers and high wind atorm. " Emergency Doctors and notified pblira 3:30 the tairel toppled off and the boy Rockville-Vemon The firat failure came at 6:10 on WtXX)—UM WHAT—eie Report 134 Crates H rb r o n a. m. Sunday. fell 'w^th it, fracturing hla akuli, West Street north ot the Union The boy, who waa .bom ih Hart death ensuing.:. ., CLEANING AND INSTALLING Physicians of the Manchester WDRO—IBM Daily Radio W O T H — 1«18 Street Intersection. MotbristsWere -Medical Assn, who will respond' Of Berries Sold Funeral Is Held ford. Feb. 26, l'942, wM'the^son of No action was brought against Exhibit 0f Old Pictures Set halted for more than 30 minutes WKMB—SM^- ''Baatara XIBM wno-issa the late Joseph Gearnqrt, ptl,- the truck dilver in this freak ac- SEPTIC TANKS CESSPOOLS while repairs were made. ' * to emergency calls tomorrow vate in the Marine (5orps, who wlwt .^ident, he not being blamed in any mi The second and more serious afternoon and evening are Dr. A total of 134 1-3 24-quart crates For Lad Killed killed in action at Iwo Jima. in way. * A ennptoto orgwMaaaoa nf TRAINCD SSnVAOlB OPCOIAUOIO break occurred on W|nd.sor Ave­ Alfred Sundquist, Tel. MI Tha following prograM ached-rSiM^ of bhrrles waa sold at the Manches­ World War II. Mrs. Gearhart mar­ oalag the meat aMdeni aqaipiaent and ■UMhlaatx—WESITLTi A For Library Anniversary 3-6216 and Dr. William Stroud, ulea ara aupplled by thp radio WHAY—N«ws; Night Watch ter Strawberry Auction Mart yes­ ried her preaent husband, Joseph BETTER Job at a LOWiPt PRICE. nue when limbs forced down the Tel. Ml J-4708. t^lG —Oragnat /"III Aiito Crash utility line in several spots. This managementa and are aub^ect to WDRC—Johnny Dollar terday. Burba, later. Manchester Evening Herald He­ WGTH—Red Sox va. Yapkeea High for the day was $ , .low was a Naw undergroiuHl water Rockville, June M (Special)—A Imum set back and side line clear- caused a 3-hour power shutdown. changa without notice. \ - 12 / - \ — ^ Gary was a member of St. bron correspondent, 5Iisa StiMn THIS IS WHY apeelat profram will be held at the Officials of the Conn. Light and IS.2S and average was $11.07 per Peter'^ Episcopal Church school, Pendleton, telephone HAniaon Unea Inatall^ snees. Earl Maguire Is chair­ W lUY-Nawi; Night Watch crate. Total aales amounted to $1,- Hebron. June 29 (Special)—The • Samp pompa Inatalled t« • . . more people eiB Public Library tonight from 7 to : man of the Vernon Board of Ap­ Power Co. said today that the E. DiTarando, Donald E. Besser, WHAV-SIO Polka Hop ' WTIG-Drognat funeral of Gary Lee Gearhart, 12, and waa in line to enter 7th grade :S-S3S9. t in obnervance of the 50th anni* heavy growth of foliage this sea­ w eex ;—Record Reviow WDRO—Johnny Dollar 483.47. in the Elementary School, next removn water from your M-Kinney Bros. peals. Sharon J. McDowell, Jon D. Mul­ Wr.TH-Rfd Sox Va Yankees hfin of Mr.n. Joseph Burba of Am­ collar. venary of the library. son was one of the causes of the WKNB—Baseball Request HatineS' »:*•- . nion waa held at 10 a. m. this fall. He wag also active In the Lit­ (1> Prompt Service Varations for Children trouble. len, Caroline A. Glenney, James A. WTIC—Backitage WKt WHAY—Newt; Night Watth y o New 'rootpreoP* aavrer Atty. Harry H. U isr will be The MIhisterlal Assn, is inter­ Russi, Elizabeth 'D. Neubert, WDRC—Record Shop \ morning, with the Rev. H. R. Keen tle League. (2) QuaUtyWork naater of ceremonies for th e . Summer Hours Announced WOTH—Jack's Waxworks WTIC—Crime and P. Chambani We tave You Sloney lines Installed. ested in forming a friendly town Carole S. Rubin, Renee A. John­ WtB r C—Buspenae . officiating, at St. Peter’s Episco­ Thia is the second accidental 0 Phigged aewer llaea claaifr- (3) Reasooable Prices brief apeaklng program which will; Supt. of Schools, Arthur E. 4:1*- ' VraTK—Red Box ya. Yankees death of a young boy .lit town in committee for the purpose of, giv­ Chatterton, announced today that son. Barbara K. ^ e , Dorothy A. WHAY—SlU Polka Hop Boy Scout Newa pal Church. I^w Cost 2nd Mortgage ed electrically. IE SAFE . . . IE SURE ■tart at 8 p. m- Mayor Frederick ing a vacation period for Puerto Ziemajc, Anne F, D’Avanzo, Janet Wt:cO—Record Reviow .The little boy died at the Wind­ the present year. Herbert L. John­ Berrer, ’Firet Selectman Herbert the summer hours for his office M. Jarvis, Edward Feltham, Jr. WKNB—Baseball Request Matlnea \WHAY—News; Night Watch ham Community Menjorial Hos­ son, J r, 5. son of seledtman Her­ Pasani. librarian Miss Edith' M.! Rican and Negro children of Har­ wMild be 8 to 11:45 a. m. and 1 .Co WTIC-Btella Dallas WTIC—Crime and P. Chomberi LOANS lem. N. Y. In homes. Through the Donald T. Bouffard. Donald M. WDRC—Record Shop WDRC—Buepenae This Wrvk In I4rmiting pital, Sunday at 8:30 a. m. He waa bert L. Johnson. Sr., and Mrs. NO BROKERAGE FEES— Peek and Maxwell Beldlnif, great; 3 p. m. WGTH—R m Box ya. Yankeea Johnson of Amston was killed New York Herald Tribune Fresh He also listed the . vacation Mothes, Gail M. Provost. WGTH—Jack's Waxworks Tuesday, Troop 47, S. Methodist; atruck b y ' a car driven by hia W> Offer Big Savtnga C a ll M c K i n n e y b r o s : frandaon of Oeorse Maxwell in Air Fund some 8.000 boys and 14:44- Troop 65, Armory; Troop 126. Stepfather, Joaeph Burba, at about Jan. 28. , ’ whose memory the library w as! hours at the High School as being WHAV—*10 P olka Hop ‘ WHAY—Newa; Night Watch 8:20 p. m.. Saturday. Burba claim­ Tltis death was not esused by an SEWAGE DISPOSAL COMPANY fiven by the Maxwell family. I girls were given this experience 8:30 to 12 noon and 1-3 p. m. The WCCC—^Record Ravlaw "WTIC—Mc(Ji ‘1—Meilee anhan, George O. Rose, George Smith, with the dale to be To prevent severe damage to WKNB-Requeat Matlnea Hartford,' June 21 — June col Luctus W.' Robinson, William To Intervimv Boys announced. plants, frequent dusting . of the WTIC—Strictly Sporta lege graduates of 1954 still have Paiizek, Ernest A. Schindler and The Farr.i Placement Officer of fields is necessary. The proper WDRC-Almanac an opportunity to become Marine A- meeting Will- be held at the WGTH—Patterson Donald F. Morganson. The new the State Employment Serv^e will home of Mrs. Hans Hansen, material is a 25 per cent sineb Corps officers this year under the corporators were added, ^Stephen be at Club Kosciuszko, 1 Vernon Waterfront Park, Coventry to forinulation in tobacco ' dust.. T^e WHAY—Supper Serenade Officer Candidate Course program E'. Ketcham and Alexander P. Fa­ Ave., tomorrow to register Tolland most! effective rate' is 16 pounds WCCC—Good Evening Good Music according to (Taptain W. F, Tay. organize a new home demonstra­ WKNB—Baaeball Requeat Matlnea bian. County youths interested in sum­ tion group. The meeting wiU be­ per acre. The dtista should be Re­ WTIC--George, Do It lor, U. S. Marine Corps. Appeals Board to Meet mer farm employment. Officials of gin at 1:30 p. m. Miss Webb, will peated ‘every three days. WDRC—G. Lombardo 'To meet' the need (or officers The- Vernon ' Zoning Board of the employment, service say there Dr. Waggoner also points out WG TH—Bill Stern . in the grade of second lieutenant', be present to discuss the Extension g:44— ' - Appeals wilt meet tonight at 8 are many good openings for youths Service and the functions and ac­ that any old seedbeds remaining in WHAT—Supper Serenade plans have been completed by at the Vernon Center firehouse to In the area, with transportation tivities of the home demonstra­ the Valley should be destroyed Im­ w ere—Good Evening Goad Muale Headquarters. U. B. Marine Corps mediately, since these are a pri­ WKNB—H. 8: Navy Band Washington 25, D. C., for thia act on the following applications: being provided by the growers. tion group. WTIC-3-Slar X Tamarack Hills Inc. of Baker Mias Rose 51, Hannon mary source at infection. WDRC—L, Thom as i office -to. accept applications for Road for permission to establish Mias Rose M. Hannon of 82 Ser­ ITie last serious blue mold out­ WGTH—Newa two Officer Candidate Courses, 'five lots which have less than the geant St., Hartford, died yesterday break occurred in 1951. when crop 7;*«— scheduled to convene on August 2 Presenting Thihl damage was estimated at two mil­ WHA'Y—N epa: Supper Serenade and November 15 at the Marine minimum prescribed frontage; at St. Fra^icis Hospital in Hart' WCCC—t;ru>d Evening Good Muaiq Charles, and Emma Tennert of ford. She 'was born in Ellington lion dollars. WKNB—Evening Serenade Corps Schools, Quantico. Va.,' Mile Rill Road for permission to Sept. 10, 1886, daughter of John Recital Tonight WTIC—Muaic With a Beat stated Captain Taylor. w pne—Tenn. Ernl* Applications for the Angus re to ford. The funeral will be held tO' Chetelat was presented last night WTIC—Muaic With a Beat morrow at 8U5 a.m. from the WDRC—Peter Lind Hayea Show quarters, U. 8. Marine C.o r p s. add a bedroom and to build a in the chapel, of' the South Uetli- LOAM WGTH—J. Vandercook prior to September 1. garage leaving less than the min Burke Funeral Home, with solemn odist Church. A varied program of Than Any Other AILAutomatic Water Heater! 7:38— requiem. Mass at 9 a.m. at St. WHAY—Newa:. Supper Serenade Applicants for the Candidate 31 numbers was presented. w ere—Good Evening Good Muaic Course program must be at least Bernard's Church. Burial will be Tonight .^another group of stu­ WKNB—rike'a Platter Party in St. Bernard's Cemetery. The dents will give a program at 8:15 For Sale WTIC—Newa ol World 20 years of age and not over 27 funeral home Is open today from 2 WDRC—Peter Lind Hayea Show on July 1, 1955. They must be at the same place. Also Excavating WGTH—(J. H eatter graduates of an accredited college rLE8ALBEVERA8ESl to 5 and 7 to 9 pjn. Pupils who participated in last 7 :4 4 - Two Power Falhirea Reported night's recital were Maurice P. and Grading WHAY—Newa: Supper Serenade or university and hold degrees in At LOW BRlqn , i w ere—(lood Evening, Good Muale fields other than medicine, den­ West end residents experienced Morlarty, Nancy A. Fancher, Lin­ WKNB—Plke a P latter P arty tistry, veterinary medicine, theo­ . two power interruptions last night da J. Fancher; Paul H. Wilhelm, PhoBB MI.V-2558 Ask Your Master Plumber WTIC—One Man'a Family ^Arthur Dins Stores| when falling limbs knocked down Bert D. Gibson, Susan J. Feltham, WDRC—E. R Murrow logy, pharmacy, music or art. ■ ta/ , power lines of thf Conn. Light Evelyn I. Fancher.' Dennis D. PETER LALASHUIS WGTH—Barhararh All candidates enrolling in this rHODRS S A. M, to I t B. M-d program are subject to serve three f AST HARTFORD«lUILT jet enginec power America's first jet traha- ▲ A ik Ak A dk Ab ▲ ^ and Power Co. Thfc' breaks came Keith, Susan J. Holmquist, Janet WHAY—Pollih Home port, the Boeing 707, pictured above as it rolled out of the factory at Your Master Plumber says; "Thl^re's nothing like ‘ ■ w e re —Good Evening. Good Muale years of active service, after ap­ WKNB—F.vening Serenade pointment to commissioned rank. Renton, Washington, in May. Its four big jet engines are civilian WTIC—Dinah Shore gas for automatic water heating. It heats water WDRC—People Are Funny Accepted applicants will be or­ counterparts of Pratt & Whitney Aircraft’s J-57 turbojet, eight of W’GTII—Baaeball Bandatand dered to a 10-week basic training which also power each Boeing-built B-52 heavy bomber for the Air SNCIAl OILIVIRV~High priority Pratt A Whit-^ 4 :1 5 - course at Quantico. Upon sticces^- fast enough to run the new autl^matic washing ' WHAY—Pollah Home Force. The 707 ia expected to fly early this summer. It is designed as a ney enpnee are flown from E u t Hartford to Boafn^s^ WeCC—Good Evening. Good Muaic fiil completion of this training, WKNB—Evening Serenade candidates will be commissioned long-range tanker or transport which could fly coast-to-coast in 5 hours, plants in Wuhington. Here an Air Force C*97'it’ Open Thursday evenings 6 to 8 machines and dishwashers efficiently! and gas WTIC—Franle Sinatra or from New York to London in 7 hours. As a liner, it could carry from WDRi':—People Are 4’iinny and given five months of basic Rentschler Airport ia being loaded with eight J«57a WGTH—Baaeball Bandatand training as second lieutenants. 80 to 130 passengers. for the ttmeHUving trip to the Weet Coaat. Open Saturday mprnmgs 9 to 12 water heaters are cheaper by far^o install and to l-.S*- , Interested college graduates can WHAY—Join the Navy' WKNB—Evening Serenade obtain additional information con­ run. WTtC—Barrie Craig cerning these two Marine Corps WDRC—Mr and Mrs North Officer Candidate Courses, sched­ W'GTH—Red Sox va. Yankeea • ;44— uled to convene In August and No­ WHAY—Blue Serenade vember, by contacting the Marine WTIC—Barrie Craig Corps Recruiting Office in the ^ ' w-; -ht —-I- WDRC—Mr. and Hra North WGTH-Red Sox va. Yankeea Pokt Office Bullditg, Hartford. NEWS HIGHLIGHTS \ AIRLINIS HAD SHIPS-International air- •LOOD POR UPl—First and lecond shift re welcome at lines—largely equipped with Pratt & Whitney- employeee Of Pratt A Whitney Aireraft'e MANCHESTER’S CIVIL DEFENSE powered aircraft^again last year led steem- Eikat Hartford plant donated 792 pints of ship companies m the number of transoceanic blood to the Hartford Chapter. American Red • CONTEST • passengers carried. During 1953 more than 60 CrosaVvin the lu t visit of the bloodmobile to either door front \"’ ' ' ' - / per cent of overseas travelers arriving in or the p lw , brining the total given since late EVERY CITIZEN IS MORALLY OBLIGATED TO ENTER ' departing from the United Sute^ used sir 1950 to 7^55 pints—nearly 2,000 gallons. The For Choosing j^utomatic Ga^l CIVIL liEFI'lNSE NEEDS YOU AND YO.UR SUGGESTIONS ' transportation. Dnpite record numbers of blood heli^meet the life-aaving emergency or rear The rules PI the contest are eaa.v.'Make aa man.v entries as you passengers, the airlines achieved the best needs of Hartfordrsrea hospitala and the like. Ail entrleoWIII be pre-judged by 3 prominent citizens for safety record in history. Armed Forces. originality of suggestions to strengthen Mancheeter'a Civil De­ RIOULAR CHAMPS—The girls’ bowling team at fense organization. Valuable awAda will M made to 8 top con- FrtqiwnHy you'H Rnd It a real eenvMiMie* to ust our teatanta oa the stage of the State Theatre.In the order selected Pratt A Whitney Aircraft won the state Industrial V LOWER FIRST COST b.T the audience on the night of July 10. 1854.. Write in 25 worda Championahip again thia year, defeating Remington roar MtraBco ORd Hit porking oroo ad(oining It. or leas How 1 Can Help Civil Disfense In IMancheater. 'Rand’s girls’ team from Stamford in the final Thoro's BO ehorgo for. tfio parking up to 30 minutos. Simaller investment!' Because gaS match, May 15. Earlier, they took the Hartfiird IndusMal Athletic League championship for th e' You simply loovo deposit with the attendant who heats water s o fast, a low-cost 30-jfal- ^ r - . ' . I'J' ■ I lon tank takes i»re of the average 'k •eventh year ift a row. Left-to right: Mary Tynka. ptempHy refunds it when you return the bohk*stampod J, Vivian Provost, Ann Schmitter (team captain^ family’s needs., Jo DiMeo and Marge Jesanis. rickef.' MoncKester. Trust mhkes.. bonking (M e^ntly I * • . convonienh w- y LOWER OPERATING COST Mall or bring entry to Civil Defense Headqiiarten, Mancheater Evening Herald, or the State Theatre before 10' p.m., July 8. Double savings! The low water heat­ I '** ing rate reduces your cost for gas- Thi« Advt. Sponsored By Nassiff Arms Co.' cooking and other jgas usages. Whaft Your **Hoart’t Datira’’ X A Caribbesn cruiw? A new car? A New Brunswick hunting trip? Join our SPE- ^ CIAL PURPOSE CLUB ahd save for the V NO MONEY DOWN fmsaobs things you want. Periusglaa Automatic Gas AMESITE 5 years to pay! These convenient Water, Heaters are glass- ' terms make it possible for everyone lined. . .cannot rust or cor­ ANNUAL HONORS-Each Memorial Day since 1936, (Charles Lambert (right), ' , ' to insUIl AUTOMATIC Gas Water rode. .. have a 10-year war­ DRIVEWAYS ranty. ' of United Aircraft P0ft,'y.F.W., has deco­ Heating, now I , rated the grave of a Revolutionary W ar. SCHOLARSHIP WINNfRS—Six sons of Pratt A WhitnQf Aircraft employeaa have won the EXPERTLY INSTALLED ■oldier on Pratt A Whitney Aircraft’s first Donald L. Brown Scholarships to study engineering..or an allied science at aeoedited loso Grading — Mochino Sproad — north parking lot Buried there ia CpI. colleges or universities. Tuition, tees, and $500 each are provided annually for nonnal (our- or Ask Your Master Plumber or . . • Herman Baker of Tolland, whose five-year coursei. The boys and their fathers are picturOd here with General Manager WUUaml if Forms Sof — Fewor Rmlod on the old F. M. Overton farm P.-Gwinn. Front row. left-to right: James B. Springfiidd and Jamas F. Spriagfiald, Edit* Also: Policing Lots — Tonnis Coum <— Wdks undisturbed when the company Greenwich, R. I.;-Mr. Gwinn; Tcfry J. Chase and E ^ a rd W^ Chase, SufBdd; center row:' the land. Thia year, Lambert paasM on William W. Smith and William Wi Smith, Jr., Hampton: Edward J. LaMothe aad Y0% FOR CASH TRANSACTIONS the annual V.F.W. custom to. a fellow Ovila A. LaMothe, Hartford: back row: Albert F. Gordon and Rob«t D. Gordon. Qlaatooi) Manehester Division . ‘ Torms atrongod If dosirtd., PAWA employee, Ludwig Lecko. bury: David E. Baldwin and Fritx W. Baldwin. Wast Hartford. \ MANCHESTER TRUST / AU INSTALLATIONS SUPERVISED lY 1 WASPS UR.) PIGHT MOTHS-This Pratt A Whit­ p o r t f o r d i G m N OF VNtTED AIRCRAFT CORFORATION . \ 15 N a MAIN ST.. NEXT TO VMCA , ONE STOP lANKING Manchester Office, 1687 Main Street. 'Open Thursday EveningB and . . CALL ffOW—ANYTIME . Simsbuly, Canton, CollinsviHe, Avon, Suffield, Ber­ TEU Mf-t-4S7S - . FREE PARKmO REAR OF RANK Main qgice ond Pt^nt: EAST HARTN>RD, d9Nfi|ECTlGUT' . ■ - ... • ' Saturday ^Morpin^ for Appliance’ DemonatYation i^d Sales. lin and Meriden. Above, John Walker loads o , Manchester MI.3-T691-.Hartford CHapel 7<86I7 spray tank at'pilot George Bailey watches.. . Braneh Ptmnls* NORTH HAVEN • MUTU1N0'T0N> MERIPEN - ■ / t' - k h :v V \\\ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. TUESDAY, JUNE 29. 19.54 ’ PAGE SEVEN becom es Communist, but 1 assure high and hard and brilliant mkke Ribicoff Initiates eral years of inactivity,. Cost you that I have been all my life 111 think we are on some desert.' A Thought for Today • V- Droodles Reynolds Wins Bonnur Installed Grand Knight of Campbell Council join would be $68. LET US PILL TOUB one of the really prominent people Low clouds and wind straight from Board Considers Plans Other Agenda ItenM ttittd Ij^raid fighting this . . . the east take us to the Rhode (Campaign on TV By ROGER PRICE Unfinished business before the f'hooM You Your Ihialm group will include consideration of : . roBumHKD »y t h k “ But 1 am not anli-Riissian; I I.sland shoie. snd then there are The Lord is my shepherd; I Libel Damages an ordinance which" would regulate w j^Ai.n CO., me. New' Haven, June 29 (iPl—Abra­ I . IS WAUXU sirfft am violently antl-Oommunlst. But dsys of piediuni-helghl cloud, soft shall not want For Overhauling Plant restaurants, the repair of a sec-( Mam'h''«lor, Conn I do begy'ou to make sure that no and .friendly, with intermltlonl He mak'elh me to He down in green ham A. Ribicoff,. Democratic nomi­ tion of Granvlew 'gtrect, which is- • THOMA* F. ^''hROUSON. nee for governor, started his cam­ From Pegler WALTKR R JERGUSON stone is left unturned in this sun.■ iToimded ^iober '1, 18SI period—to give tner.i a chance to He restoreth m j' soul: he leadeth anniversary. (Oontlnucd from Pag* Om ) ^ original plans for a right-of-way of-way near Tanner Street. , promptly at no extra I grasp the prospecis of great ma­ or Vorinont. In a 15-minute, exterhporaneous PuWUBKl EVrrf Evontng Excopl me in the paths of righteousV Elstimated at $900,000 from'.Hackmatack Street "'to the The Board will also take up the charge. _ Entered At tho terial ivell-being which will be of­ There is lianlly a day, come to ness for his name's sake. television talk, Ribicoff reiterated MUSIC AFTER MIDNI6HT . $ 3 s « Hr urgpil lh*m to "ua« yoMP, , , n , . site have been changed to move resignation of George R. English 3BundA%*v And Holidny much of what he said in his ac­ JPoAtTPOAl OincA. At MAiicb'»t*r. Conn., aa Yea, though I walk through the Percy Faith — Hi-Fldellt.v. common arna*" in rtetcrmlning. —Hold Public Hearing the right-of-way eastward. from the Town Development Com­ jBATOod CIAAa M a II-Mnlter. ■ _____ fered to^all those millions. And I think of It, when living by the sky ceptance speech Saturdsy when he what cnmpcnaatlnn waa thi* Rcy* valley o i the shadow of death, I Open Wed. Until 5:S0. mission. and two claims against am i-alhrr inclined to think. If 1 makes us think we are in Man­ won the nominstion at the party's Open T uca and Thnnk Until & P. "m . nnida for hia principal clalma of On. Icebox Ordinance- Board win also consider PINE PHARMACY J' gCTOCRirUON RATES will fear no evil: for Thou art I fixing a date for the annual public the town. • ■ pAjAblAiln AdvAnce had to make a . prediction, that chester, ConnrcUtul. Almost any convention In Hartford. Injury. CALL Ml-9.f814 with me; thy rod and thy staff He said, as he did Saturday, that hearings on the budget for 1954- T o w n . Counsel Charles N. Y « A r ...... In affect, the jury which bad , Detailed plans and speciRca- Crockett' recommend* that the they wilt not throw away such an day we look up a little more than, they comfort me. the State's ’three chief needs are 55. Martin has not yet compltfied ca.'ttially--enough to let the sky-' Thou preparest a table before me Potterton's been rtellberatlng aince noon yea* Jlpns for the first step in a major his budget message which must be town settle for $4()0 a claim by 1.3U opportunity.'' ' ' ''‘'r . for economic growth, moral vision terday decided he waa not injured overhaul of the town's sewage dis­ In the presence of- mine ene­ and administrative efflciecy.' 130 CENTER ST.— (Corner of Church) submitted to the Board bj' Thurs­ Robert P. Andersrtn who fell on rAAklv",...... In all.-^-ihis. Prime Mihister mool>. rectors, ^meeting aa water com­ ,, Director Everett Kennedy ha* U F B /of , t h e ASSOCJArED PRESS has not previoii.sly been the ex­ the nice thing about it, we sup- my cup runnefi over. Connecticut River, because of the 'The $175,000 waa awarded aa : 1953. A Jack IN the Box, as you prob­ missioners, at the Board's meet­ requested the inclusion on the The AKAdclAied T r ija Is e!«:lnrtv*l.v pression of President Eisenhower. Surely goodness, and mercy shall punitive damagea. which the judge i He also recommends a $1,500 dnUUAd lo fhA UA« of republiOAtlon of po.se, is that you are back home, depressed condition of the textile ably know, is a charming toy da-; | ing next Tiie.-vlay. agenda of the question of replac­ OLD ^HOBS'^, ’ follow me all the days of m.v industry, he said. had ’ ’explained took lir- “ actual ; settlement for Jack Bayer and • aU newA dUpAtchcA credited to It. or Yet the Prime Minister, in his own .safe and .sound and unwearied, signed to scare the bejabbera out Designed by Metcalf and Eddy. ing the temporary World W ar . II MtOf bthAnette credited .In tblA paper life: and I will dwell In the He repeated, too, his contention malice .. . ill-will, aplte, hatred. In­ ; Fred Lewis, owner and driver, of unsuspectibg children. It is a Boston consulting engineers, the honor roll In Center Park with a /*Md Al»o Ihe Ioiari.(rte»rA publlehed here. remarks, reCognUsed openly^, the any moment you choose to be. house of the Lord forever. that there is a need for improve­ j respectively of a Cm; which al- • All rlShti of repiibllCAIIon of epeclal boon to Child Psychologista. I f your tent lo Injure" and waa alao de- work, which concerns primary permanent one. probably in the peril W h ich '"i^ails anybody who ment of the State's connecting i lejfedly skidded on icy pavement ,dlspAtcnet herein are also rr»erver of recommendations, made bv the some “ modus vivcndl'' w’ith the truth, that he lets them le.id "INSURANSMITHS SINCE 1914” H cold-shouldered in Hollywood vocating early establishment of her sop. review board and endorsed by the Miss Dorothy Biggs, of London. Communist world, which, without themselves into-line, that he is Dodge and Plymouth where he once earned $100,000 a diplomatic relations with Russia. Damages.were sought from the council, which aim to provide assistant secretary of the Intei- solving all the. basic problems be­ very patl'ent and Industrious at- Direct Factory Dealer year. checks-and-balancca and give the i national Congregational Council, NEW So Aden.auer lost a little, and driver and owner of a truck with 15-Year-OM Feud tween the ■ Communists and our' the business of sounding them out which the Marines' car collided. T'oanril a broader base w 11 h 1 n i to'd Ike convention that Congrega- the party which wants Germany beforehand and letting them help J | Tile Rcypolds-Pfgler fei d dates the denomination. tionalists numerically have de- selves, would enable both lo live. to piay a little closer to 'Russia him .shape the groundwork fm- hack 15 years to when Pegler and Laat night, the delegates heard i creased tn the world in th^ last 30 the late coUimnls* Heywood ■‘Broun “ If ■' President Elsenhower meant picked, up a little. But, to pu,t these- harmonious conventions, and that, CTiester Bowles, former U. S. am- ‘ or 40 years. that, and 'we'believe he did, then he docs lipl allow any silty sensi- fell out. Reynolds who had been bassador to India, call for a new j "One cause, of course, 'is, that two factors Into p'mper. pcrspec- friends with both men, he had to be in perfect harmony ^ . tH-e ego . of his OW71 to 'stand in tooKV, American policy In Asia, divorced I which has struck deeply at all the tive, a tiiird rc.sultI -Cg' of theI election j ojp way of achieving a harmony Broun's slt’e. ' With the things Prime Minister should also be noted. | which may have todpclude avowed When Reynolds reiriewed a bi­ ' Churchill said yesterday. The third result of these pro- i political enemies ot his. He is ography of Broun he said Broun Mr. Churchill w-as asked what . At,,. ; always more likelv to d-aw lines V hlle dvlng brooded constantly vinctal elections wasi that Max 1 . , , , . , over a Pegler attack. ' ./ he thought of the chaniTs of „ . , ...... „ ; which ' include people In than to Rcimann, head of the West Ge>'* | Uraw lines which e.xclndc anybody, • Pegler, . admittedly incensed, peaceful co-exlstencp belwcen the -man Comnumlst party, running He has something in his own blood ! wrote Reynolds war. accusing him j The Only Gasoline two - world, and replied as fol­ for, reclcytion to the provincial of that tolerance, of differing opin of being morally re.spon.'.ible for j Brown’s declh and then wrote the' lows; Icgi.slalure, in a district ‘ which >‘o "" loyalt^s which ik dear liheloiia column. “ This Is, a question which raises . _ _ . . . to the higher principles of his par used to Communist strong- 'these things One of the charges in that] really, which goc.s really to the hold, lost his scat to a Social he geW his hsrmonion.s ronven- column was that Reynolds pro-' heart of the matter in .ci;rrent Democrat. ' j tlons. posed to>' Mrs. Broun on the wa" 'to her husband's grave, a state. public political life. I ahi of. the Expressing these results In a Re ihe era of the , relatively o v e r -urt g o s o lin * ' opinion that we ought to have a peaceful Democratic convention nenUshe denied from the witness single sentence, we had liieac Ger­ stand. I I try at peaceful co-existcijce, a real ba.s to be labeled the Baile.v era. man voters movng closer lo Rus­ An good try for It. aKhdugh'anj’one i l t DOUBLE sia and moving faither uway from' tionall.v the mark of an able, in- Pc,»r‘ “"- sia have had a very rough lime in Germans feel relatively free to which hIso has life, so that the a means m fine travel. you knou^ it is a car of custoni stature s p r ig s on all /oar wheelsV the exhil­ for grootost^knoek-froo ipfUfor'o perfivt peyformani'c by the per­ get- Unfortunately for ei’er.vone, many peo­ 2. Tap Octane . twentieth century, the century of play the obvious diplomatic game SALESMAN fect political boss would inriiiric It is, as the psychoIojj.ac rosult of tho world's most advanced refining developments!' the common man . . . suggested by Germany's pre.sent ,,nl'«onoi at liHist some struggle worthy ateak. That is why we want every one of V “I would like to make'quitc sure .extension oi a man’s own personality. Steering at your hand. ; ' situation, ,)hat game being to play of a headline. T h e wondrous windshield is a'pride that the Russian people would not our clients to know and to bear in mind what fow, in New Mobilgas s p e c ia l —M obil Controls (tolling due to icing of the carbu­ East anfl West against each other they ordered and paid for — instirance-wise. feel that they might gain far maic It reflects what you feel, what you in itself, '^ u don’t just see the view N“Power Compound, an exclusive combina­ retor. No other gasoline offers the protection until Germany can come .up again B u t with all this, you buy with pru­ It certainly .«avea a lot of headaches when tion of chemical additive*—has Ween comhin^d of GLYMONAIT.. Unique de-icing additive de­ by a quarter of a century of peace­ — you command it. ^ 1 between them, aa powerful . as like, what you are. dence when you buy a R o a d m a s t e r . a loss or a claim comes along. with top octane to bring new’on-the-road ben­ veloped by Sotx>ny-Vacuum. i-i- ful development in their own coun­ JACOBSEN and REO i either. , .X efits to every motorist; ' - Combat* gum which causfs automatic chokes ■ try than they would by pressing POWER MOWERS So we ask you to take the wheel of \ o u w ill find it, too, a car of luxuri« leasts power up to 2 5 % improve* every and other parts to stick. New additive, R T '290, blatters to a point'fi here we SALEH—«ERVIcr.-^TRADKS a Buick R o a d m a s t e r like the one F o r —though it is, and looks, custom Travel By Skies TERMS ous obedience. , OUR ADVICE COSTS YOU NOTHING car's performance! ’ r«iuceaengin€(-formed gum—cuts wSste.of fuel. Xf should all be led to a situation W e long ago discovered the production — fir 5 W/ 5 for the lowest C o|ipitol Equipmant C a. shown here—for it is, w e have found, Chocks pro-ienition ping. Mobil Power Com­ Combining'.top octane ahd Mobil Power ''<1 ■ which baffles the human Imagina- secret of cheap,, and completely re­ F i’om the moment you e a ^ your foot i i - 88I Main St.'—Tel. MI-S-7B38. the automobile chosen more and price-per-pound in the fine-car field. pound's amazing additivre, R T 123, quells and Comfiound-New Mobilga.s SPECIsIl give* the tkm in its terror, but which, I am **Before Ijosses Happen^ freshing travel. The truly ef­ down on the pedal, yoLi take iinme* And so wise an investment makes controls glowing particle* responsible for this greatest protection against engine troublee quite sure, .might leave us, would more by those who are definitely ficient way, to pasa from one i trouble. ever.offered in any gasoline. leave us victorious, but on a heap diate mastery of the road and of you feel even more like the maii Insure With happen'*' clime and country to another is to moving ahead in the world. e x a c t s tpork plug miSfirinp due to injuri-. o f ruins. So I am ysty much in distance. you are. fix one’s locality according to the ^ » ■mS,' nut combustion deposits. Mobil Power Com­ favo# of paUent, 4 ^ , friendly kifid of sky one is under. Once the \ qu will find it a ciar that fairly And you know it—in the silken whip D ro p in, or phoneys this week, and pound inerMsb* life of spark plugs up to examination of what tl^e Russian habit baa been formed, it takes ■ thr«>e times. brrathes success. of Twin*Turbine Dynaflow* the w e’ll gladly arrange a demonstration. intentions are.I'Iowj tliey say, you but': - the slightest aid .from the DEVELOPING John W. ' cannot ever believe wpat they say; ImaginaHon to travel both widely th but 1 do not think one wants to. and luxuriously. .appen Inrftrpomtttl Tufted put one's /oundattons on words. A A ll It take.i is a spanking wind ■UK I^LIS ARI SOARINGI 4 . study of thefr real interests may from the southeast, pushing some IMSU9ANCE latoil for lK« 6r«l ferir mmllii a t 1954 give k key, a clue to their inten­ of those tree-level clouds along, -T iliew l«k k aew ouIm III.iix awry ariiar M r la Eugene F. O’Neill tions which one could trust. ' with the faint smell of iodine-from Aowrica axcapt two Of Ik* M-callarl "fara.prtc* •‘A t any rate, 1 Would like, to the sea filling the air, for us to lie, Bugeiie F.- O'Neill of 85 Brookfield .thr**.” ■*H*r look^lol* ■rildi if ye« wont Mr* Street has joined the sales force m a k e sure, to save the conscience? on the prow of some Ocegn liner, b*pwty aad Mm byy of Mi* y*ar. of-'Manchester Motor Sales, 512 socMy-vactnm of the democracies p f, ihe worltL Now Ot Mobilgas Doolai^l b r ^ t in g a miiJ-Atlantic blow. C^stoOi^uilt bffB L IC K (Vest Oenter Street. Mr. O'Neill N o k iii ia$ W a t no step or ftage has ti^n. 1 Then there arc daj-s . like Mon­ has spent about seven years in the ir^:bU8ihessi<;and bring* to his new po- SOCONV-VACUUM oil COtteANT, INC. neglected in .endeavoring to tiiai day, w'hcn a combination o f clear, •WHW im H AUTOMotau Au Miiir tuitk wiu m iiid noM- \ 1'. . . ^ U u i n n ^ \ ’ silion a wialth o f exj^rience gnd the rojUity and the inuninenqe of fine air, and white' high ic^oud.; ^"^'loiowledge that vrill enable him to our‘ dasher . . . - and occasional ilaahin^i ahwer, iirH .ifi 'usist'.you in aeleblUtg eitheii; one "Y ou may soine day heelr that I too, Is like being off th? Azores, INC* GORMAN MOTOR 1, INC, '' o f' Manchester Motor Sales Seal- bava dene ' sviMtlung or other T ested 'U ^d Gars or one of the or in North Africa in the spring.^ e 285 MAIN ST. ^ aew Rocket ^nglne Oldsmoblles. W bldl lDi|ba a s i f 1 Were going.to Daya'when the doii»e,.of a k y ^ MANCHESTER 'V . \

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• ■] PAGE EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALI^MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, JUNE 29, 1954 J1ANCHE.STER EVS|NING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, JUNE 29, 1954 PAGE NINE Beera, but makaa no provision to t WllUmaatlc tomorrow afternoon. Bolton Prosecutor Stalled thejr ultimate disposition. Oeellets was arreeted on a beii^ by general and drastic reductions Odd Fellows UN Pilgrihiage Stopped Here Yesterday under effective safegxiards df world S ta d en t A bbI bUi T b w ii Stating that “ the value o f seised warrant, his case by-paseing the Guatemala Cease-fire Plan CIO Steel Head New Jaycee President, Key Man low er court armaments of all classes and While Eftrninff Dcffrce By Fireworks Law property Is at atake" and that kinds." They added: " It will )>e our Another alleged Breworks law Compromise h Reached Dropo would be "suffering a mis­ r " preserving resolve to promote con- • o N e O carriage of justice" if forced to violator arrested bn a bench war- Almost Ready^ Mexico Says Seen Favoring Edward M. Glavin, a n ad * (OMttaaag trMs Page Oae) raht was Walter Dubar of tVkUlng- dltlona in which the prodigiO!ia await aa interpretation o f the nuclear forcea qow in human hands uata of Wharton School, U. of By School Unitf Principal law, Caron recommended the Bre- ford, but his ease is not expected, Penn.,' who is completing The artworks were returned to works be returned to him. to come up until the fall term of (CmitinMd from Page Oim ) New Contract can be used to enrich and not to destroy mankind." graduate work in business him. Judge Henry J, Marchesseiult New Haven 'County Superior and government administra­ 5. They called fpr the organisa­ Bolton, June S* (Special)— The^ tehdiitg the meeting to gain In Westport, Peter Purcell paid agreed, but advised Dropo to dis- Court. Crus War u chief of the civil Engaged (Cm ttooed from Pag* One) tion, -will spend, six months in­ B()ard of Education last'nifht voted | recognition for the petition sup­ a (SO fine and received a auapended poee o f them "a t once in a legal The eighth pereon arrested- was police end J. Antonio Sarevle eup- tion of regional aecurlty ayatema ternship working with tovm under the United Nations Charter unanimously to request Eleman-' porting Reuben, led to a. motion jail Mntence of 30 days. The court manner." Walter T. Hogan of Carmel, N. T „ plenting Jaime Roaenberg aa agreement. They will meet im­ administrators beginning July rescinding the vote on his resigna­ and promised to aupi^rt them with taJ7 School Principe Gabriel H. withheld a decision as to what to In Killingly, Woisard said he accused of celling Breworka In aecret police chief. mediately after the executive B. Reuben to return to the school o n : tion and to take action on the do with (400 worth of areworka hoped to obtain a guida aa to what Danbury^. ; The rebel radio had demanded board seaaion. Members ot the assistance "when desired by the In addition to routine ad­ a la-month contract / with one resolution presented by the citi­ Mised In the basement of Purcell's to do with aetsed Breworka when H it case was scheduled to have the arreat of the two police chiefa, peoples of the affected coimtriet." ministrative tasks. It is expect­ month vacation. The board also zen's group. executive board make recommen­ diner. the case of Theode Desileta, for­ been heard yesterday, but was who directed the wideepread 'Phis waa in line with Eisephower’a ed Glavin will undertake some v o M to reimburse the principal The open meeting which was dations to the wage policy com­ mer Brat selectman ot Thompson, poetponad i Indeflaltely because of political arreita, kllllngt and tor­ and Churchilt's apecifle declara­ majer projects. Working at no for time to be spent this summer' operating under tacit suspension Killingly Town Court Prosecutor mittee; comes up In Superior Court at the UlncM of a state’s witness. tures with which Arbenz sought tion yesterday that they had coal to the tow!., he w ill re­ at the school. of rules„ since citizens partici­ Louis A. Woisard asked {or a con­ The eatimate on money to be to stem the anti-fjbmniunlst tide agreed to "press forward" with ceive his masters degree upon The decision camq at 1 :S0 a.m .! pated freely in the discussion, tinuance until July a in the eases before Oaatlllo Armas' forces in­ applied to pensions will vary with plana for an alliance in southeast successfully completing hit in- folloarinf a S-hour executive ses-! aired many of the grievances-of of Louis Plouffe. Mra. Alice Fortier vaded from Honduras on June 18. different companies because of and Robert A. Mullen. He said the dlffevences in handling tiie cur­ Asia. ternahlp here. Sion which hsd been preceded by a Board members as well as the Rutledgf said Crus Wer was re­ 6. They declared their Intention, law banning artworks aalae which rent pension program. No ona S-hour open meeting of the board. principal. Some of the major ported to have taken refuge in a jointly ar.d w-ith other Allied gov­ became effective last Oct. 1, does would say what the package will After Chairman John McDermott's items were the principal's reluc­ Latin American Embamy, possi­ ernments, to build up and, main­ announcement of the Board's ac­ not say what can be done with con- GENERAL 9 include In an actual hourly, wage HOUSE FOR RED NOTB tance to assume supervision of bly Mexico’s, and that Rosenberg’s tain "the spiritual, economic and tion to the (roup of citizens who Bscated Breworka in the event of hike btit it la believe(l-the flgura HMhlngtoa, June 29 ( ^ —^llio the hot lunch program, tutoring RANGES — REFRIGERATORS ^ WASHERS whereabouts were unknown. military strength" necesakry to had paced the halls durin( the lon( ' guilty pleas or convicUona and he will amount to flve-cehta an hour. Hoaae gave priority today to a of special reading groups and Arbenz Conflned pursue the purpo.ses they set forth executive session. Reuben said the wanU a ruling on that before NO SALESMEN—VERY LO# OVERHEAD The 600,000 USW membera em­ Seaate-paaeed reaoluttoa la ef­ the Board's attacks on curricu­ Arbens, Rutledge aald, was con­ and they aaid they would promote news should not be construed as lum. prosecuting. ployed in the basic steel industry fect telling Soviet Russia aot to OPEN 8 to 9—SATURDAY 8 to 5 flned under heavy guard yesterday fuller and freer Interchange of implyin( vicltn^ for either side. O f the 30 citizens who attended Lewis Caron, PlalnBeld Town have been averaging fropn (2.14 to laterfere in Weatera Hemisphere ALL DAY SUNDAY 8 to 8 to his private residence In the g'ooda and services which a'ould He said the first tvro and one-half the 7:30 p. m- meeting more than Court prosecutor who represented (2.24 an hour. A tty. John FItsOeroM JohB I. HUlU'ne affairs. The reMlution aeeaied Biff Trade-In Allowanees— No Cash Down suburbs o f Guatemala; City, with "benefit all participants." hours of the session had been spent half remained throughout the S- the atate against Dropo, criticised an .armored car stationed in front. Last week, the union's Wage likely to wla nnaalmoua ap­ in resolvin( all issues between the hour executive session to hear the the law as full, of "loopholea" and The Atlantic Charter— affirmed proval. However, the Guatemala;! govern­ Policy Committee turned down a A tty, John FitzGerald waa In- ¥| _ 1 *11 A 1 by Churchill and Eiaenhower-L was board and himself and that on the announcement of. its outcome at writtsn in an atmosphere o f "poli­ U. S. Steel offer reported to call stalled aa president of the Man-; I K 6 9 LflU rC lllll A 8 K biuis of this .discussion, a com­ ment radio In a broadcast later drafted by 'Churchill and Franklin 1:30 a. m. nie.v drifted from group tics and pereonalitlea." BRUNNER'S for a 2!i-cent hourly wage in­ Chester Junior Chamber of Com­ promise ha() been worked out, yesterday said the ex-Preaident D. Roosevelt in. 1941 at a meeting to group In tense discussion re­ He said it provides for condsca- Across From Garrlty'’e—Nest To Vlttaer'e crease and improvements In the Pluffffffd. Sewen* Freed The special meeting of the Board was: flying to exile in Argentina. merce for the coming year at ccre- ateard warahtpa anchored off New­ luctant to leave before the final tion of artworks by arresting of- » ih*.- I pension and Insurahce plana, the' Safe Cuts in Arms W IT H OUR of Education last n^ht had been ROCKVnXE ROAD, TALCOTTVIIXE—Ml-S-Slll The Argentina government an­ monlaa last night at the Manches­ foundland. Its main principles: no outcome was made known. whole package amounting to less ter Country Club. John I. Hultine, called as a result of a newspaper nounced in Buenoa Aires last night Naylor' Stu'di'6 territorial aggrandizement: no ter-1 article published last Friday which Bolton Defeata Colchester that Arbenz’ wife and two chil­ Frances M, ZIto than flve-cents an hoiir. chairman of the program cohnf.iit- (ConGnued from Page One) rltorial changes opposed by peo- j ^ELECTRIC EEL” stated that Reuben did not intend Bolton's entry in the In te r - dren had been given asylum in Us Didn’t Specify Amount tee aince the formation of tha plea concerned; the right of all! Cleaaa 0 « t Everythlag to renew his contract as local County League trimmed Colches­ Guatemala City Embassy. Mr. and Mra. Vito M .'Zito, 45 when the negotiations opened Jaycee a little less than a year Churchill planned to leave by ^ peoples to choose their own form ; ffiKIMIRr school principal. ' ter Monday night in a league con­ Rutledge messaged that develbp- Benton St., announce the engage­ in mid-May, McDonald didn't ago, waa given a key man of tha; plane In the afternoon fo r Ottawa of government; equal access by [ A (roup of about 30 citizens at­ test, which saw the locals take ments in the capital yesterday ment of their daughter. Frances specify the amount of a pay boost year a-.vard by retiring president, Canada. all states to world trade and raw ANDERSON and ten d ^ the t-hour session and pre­ excellent advantage of 10 hits to were "so rapid tfiat general con­ M. ZIto, to Salvatore Bartolotta, he wanted. And he didn't spell out Howard Mohr. In tiva days of talka here, the \materiala: full international col-1 JhitOBMlicllhilMr sented a petition to the board score 8 runs. The loSefs, who comr Herald Photo fusion reigns." He said censorship, of Main Street, Cromwell. the other demands in money terms. Other officers installed at^tb’e P”*!?*"* I laboratioh, economically and social­ JOHNSON plied a total o f 11 hits, were only However, the union said it gen­ ly; a peace assuring all nations emanating from a public meeting Mavor Shetwood Bowers ex--] lifted Sunday night following . Mlsa Zito it . employed by the dinner attei.ded by more than 75 Britiah-American 1 PLUMBING aad HEA-nNG held Sundap night on the news that able to garner 3 runs. stopped in Manchester is one of terday with a speech by Malcolm Arbens' resignation, had been erally wanted a better pension and members and gueaU were Hayden "“"y i««to-un-, safety within their borders and tends greetings of the town to a | law firm of Rubinow and Lapelle Reuben did not intend to stay in ReMes IS) many that made the pilgrimage. clamped back tight, "due mainly hospitalization program and a freedom from want and fear; free­ ‘ 1B« HIGHLAND STREET ab r h o a e rbl Cowley, literary' historian - and Okr (pt ma/welou^ nm} and Bartolotta ia -employed by the Oriawold, Jr., first vice president; Bolton. The petition which bore 1*2 delegation of young people from Odd Fellow , Lodges, Rebekah critic, who voiced a low opinion to the confusion.” ' guaranteed annual wage. The Here are aix pointa of the prtnei-1 dom of the seas; disarmament of Phonea: MI-3-8884, (-7549 - ir. Gizllo. « 6 3 3 1 0 0 1 Standard Knapp Co. of Portland. Atty. Herbert Phelon, second vice plea a4t out in their atatement: •U v..W m „ 4 ^ signatures, endorsed the adminis­ A. Manrzirii, I .110 3 7 0 0 the South' who stopped here yes­ Laodges, Encampments and Can­ of present day newspaper report­ Ha added that U. S. Ambassador guaranteed annual wage is believed aggreaaora and a . permanent sys­ or S-e042 I b r ** weelBAeD Ifw dR No definite wedding date has been prealdent, Robert Gorman, secre­ 1. The two men Yvill continue ! tration of the school by Reuben R. Pitkin. S ... 4 110 10 3 terday on their .«ix-dav—journey tons all over the country sponsor ers. He said they don’t wear out to be a comparatively long-range tem of "general aecurlty.” Hutrhlnion. 1 . 4 1 3 10 0 1 0 Juft what I’va John PeiirifOy waa achedtiled to set. tary; and Raymond T. Quith, "In intimate comradeship" their and recommended "that tbe Board A. Gizllo. 1 ... 4 13 0 10 3 through the norlheSift. TJThey are the annual trips. Delegates are enough shqe leather, don't make confer with Diaz some time yester- objective. TTiere is speculation the treasurer. , . at aaw of Eklucation make every effort to Wsrrrn. # ...... 4 1 0 0 0 1 0 part of the fifth annual Odd Fel­ ■chosen on the basis of character enough telephone calls and don't steel .companies might agree, to efforts "to secure world peace - day; New directors who took office baaed iipon the principles of the At­ retain Mr. Reuben and' arrange K. Sklnnrr. 3 , 4 1 3 S 0 0 3 lows’ UN Pilgrimage for Youth. and personality. make enough effort to get all the a lw a y t w a n study* the matter, at this time D. Pitkin. 4 ... .3 1 1 6 10 1 Arbens’ broadcaat Siinday an­ are Howard Mohr. cx-offlcIo, lantic charter, which We reaffirm .” a f iD r O M S O m "••TO W aia. a _ T ^ * * * such terms as will assure his con­ Massey, 7 ...... 3 1 0 3 3 0 0 'The group visited the United N a­ facts. nouncing his reaignatidn named nothing more. - Philip Rogers, Joceph Malsick, tinuance as principal." tions and New York City, coining House Unit Although most steel companies *. They extend "the hand of Mm, HAPPY PEOPLE WORK WELT, Dias as "provisional President," Henry Daina, and Robert Noren. friendship" to all nations which •fo p«M u p OM blllM During the open meeting, after Totals...... 33 10 10 27 13 3 8 on to see various points of inter­ have oeen standing by in their Colt^lieiter (SI Rutledge wrote. "However, the Mohr reviawee' the activities of prove they want to participate jn a stating its' purpose. Chairman Mc­ ab r h cr a e rbl est In New England., The young Storrs. June 29 UP)—Well or- negotiations, some representatives F Oat a cash lean qukU y aa tha Dermott asked if the principal in­ LeRRard. 4 '...... junta really ia in control,” he the Jaycee during- Us formative truce peace. a FicfcVfwEi ...... 4 1113 0 0 people who had lunch at the Odd ganized homes make happy people added. of Bethlehem Steel Co. and Jones RSI friandly bake that mada Atm aaf tended to submit his resignation. Levine, 8 ...... w.s 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 For Strings period and lauded the' membership 3. They promise to use "every U u jliU ISMallm Plecan. 6 ...... 8 3 4 0-3 0 0 ‘ Fellows Hall yesterday, were serv­ and happy people make better Rutledge said ' the capital was A Laughlin Steel Corp. were at for its cooperation. FitzGerald out­ peaceful -means to secure the inde­ tha choica « ( evar oaa oUllioa Reuben did submit a letter of Okonuk, 3 ...... MOO i i M $ (5.7i ...... 5 0 3 8 0 0 2 ' ed by members pf Sunset Rebekah workers for business and industr>’, PASQUALE blacked out Sunday night following last night’s session. lined briefly a suggested program pendence of all countries" whose paraoas last yaar. resignation asking the Board do Veal. 3 ...... 3 0 1 13 0 0 0 Lodge No. 39. Part of the group of says Dr. Lillian Gilbreth, the noted Last year, which waa one of the 24.25 19.25 cept it at their earliest cchiven- H. Porter. 1. 7 v 4 0 0 0 1 0 0 PIZZA (M d GRINDER Arbenz'a broadcaat and sporadic for the ensuing year which in­ people want. It and are "capable" 30.70 1-TRIP s n v K ii -“ about 40 are left to right, Bennie management consultan't and psy­ On A sia Aid best In history for the steel In­ - 39.05 , lence. Felbowakl. 8 ^ . 0 0 1 3 0 0 shooting accurred throughout the cludes a drive for membership, of maintaining it.'. AUoto poymeaM «««oe •vonrtMRt 1 Phona fint for a loaa ia oaa RoblnRon. 9 .... 0 3 1 0 0 0 Ruth Williams. Va.; Edward chologist. She spoke at the Univer­ city. dustry, the union received an 8 4 . Members of the Board who were SHOP . \ further development of the organi­ But, they said,' "we will not be A iMA ol 4100 B9BH 130.40 Mho* Friedman, 7, 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 James. Wa.shlngton, D'. C.; Mar­ sity of Connecticut yesterday at cent an hour wage boost. RFOmoHy fiRolO 13 cmseocultro trip. Employad aian aad woaaaa. present voted agaiiut acceptance 5M Oeoter S t Tel. MI-9-8267 In another delayed dispatch Rut­ zation’s news letter, and th* con­ X parly" to any deal confirming moNtkly Hufultm—ti 49 410.05 married or eingla, welcoiaa. WritOk TotdiR ...... 36 3 11 24 10 1 3 garet Pettey, N. C.; Clarence the opening of a three weeks ledge reported that - Guatemala (ConUnued fro(ii Page One) The steel industry has been oper­ or extending the "unwilling sub­ mw LOW raicii of the resignation. However, in-, Colcheiier ducting of fund raising activities. or coma ia to J k m m J t fedayf .... 100 mo 100— .1 I-Bray, Ky.; Nora Jane Fordyce, workshop in home management We Specialize In City yesterday waa "oddly,calm.” ating at far leas than its rated ordination" of once independent troduction of a telegram from Bolton 000 OOO 20x—10 Md.; William Thompson, bus driv­ only would confirm Communist Winners—of the Jaycee spon­ Bb. Plecan. M. GWio: DP. A. and work simplification in the iDespite the military government's capacity this year. Many thousands states Vnow in bondage"— an ap­ U sae $2S ta $888 aa (Igaatara Alaaa an absent board member authoris- er; Mrs. Alice Wicker, N. C.; Miss • Pizza • Grinders conquests thus far but actually sored Teenage Road-e-o w ere $29975 ala to MaaRey to Hutchinaon; W. A. home. proclamation of a State of siege of ateelworkers are not getting In parent reference to Communist A ' ing the chairman to cast her vote Gialio; Is. Friedman; Scorer. Dorothy Roma Wifkins, Ky.: Mayor Bow­ • Spaffhetti • Ravioli would ' "guarantee" them. - gueata of the organization last presented a question of whether WATER yeaterday, ha said, there were full time and others are fur­ satellites. In this same connec­ GiriD. ers: and Clarence Baseman,. Md. A bipartisan group wn.s urging night. The.v were Ronald Larehe- REPORTERS LAZY? Italian Sauce To Take Ont fewer police and sokllera on the loughed. ^ tion the two men promised to try such "absentee balloting" was Mrs. Wicker, Miss Wilkins and a proposal actually to knock out vcque, John' Bennett, and David Evening Horald Bol« streets than during the last weeks The American Iron and Steel legal and the matter was referred Mr. Ba.seman arc the coun.selors. the 800 million allotment but Minnicucci. to unify through free U. N.-au-^ Te/iMmal FINANCE CO K e p ’ S y I n c . ton cormpondpnts Mm. Dorlii Storrs. June 29 (/P)_-The Univer­ j Open 9 A. M. to 1 A. M. of the Arbenz government. Institute esUmstes steel mills this to town counsel by mutual assent. Many local businessmen gave s'ou- little aucceaa was indicated for pervised elections, those nations Persistent efforts of citlaens at- IFIteHSa tPlpphono Ml-S-5545. sity of Connecticut's fifth annual Dailv HEATER Most stores were cloiMd, he .week will operate at 67 per cent divided against 1 their will—evi- venirs to the group. The bus that Writers' Conference opened yes­ added, and the siege problaroation that move. of rated .capacity. If the actual MAIN ST.r 2nd O m Waetwarth't, MANCNBSTER Rep. Burr P. Harrison (D-Va), 'A acientist aaya that In .50: dently meaning Korea, Germany wntcIwH 1-4U 8 • A * fer Mm Y IS MANsgor ULK$ oRd SUVICK ' Just turn the faucet! At your finger tips is s constsnt, halted all'iliquor sales and closed rate is in line with the estimate it yearo 'we'll have nothing to laugh: and Anitria. California. Johnson then pleaded all bars. sponsor of the proposal, told the will be the lowest this year. A OetN TNUISbAV fVINlNOS UNTtt t rJA ample supply of hot watsr— all you can use at just at. Wa disagree— there atUl Yvill 4. They ' belieye that "the cause 743 Mda St— MI-3-S4I0 innocent to two counts of violat­ The rebels' surrender ultimatum Ousted FHA Aide House yeaterday,there is no defi- 1 month ago the actual operating be the comlca. 4,, ' of world peace would be advanced ing the Mann (White slavery) Act. the right temperature. Fully automatic, too, .with no was laid down in a manifesto nite program in the Far East st ■ rate was 72.1 per cept. Onfe year and Sept. 14 was set as his trial hard-to-nsake adjustments at any tim«. Ford Heaters broadcaat last night by the "libera­ this time and that funds shotild^ago it was 91:8 per ] cent. Balks at Questions date. Johnaon is accused of trans­ serve you silently and faithfully, supplying crystal tion radio.” It declared: be held up' until a policy Is form- porting Jessie S. Ball, 18. from "W e will accept nothing short of ulated. . < _____ clear; stain free water that spa^s your household SEES FRIGE HIKE- Sheffield, Maas., to New Britain unconditional surrender deapita the A group of foreign affairs com- New -York, Junij '29 - (F)—Iron BUY A NEW CHEVROLET^TODAY’S BEST BUY FOR BEAUTYI VALUES GALORE IN KELLY’S \ chores. Beautiful streamlined design makes a Ford (Conttnued from Bag* OM) for immoral purposes. changes." iilittee , Republicans headed by Age, authoritative weekly iff the Heater a prime addition to kitchen, basement or Tha rebel radio labeled the Rep. Laurence Smith (R-W ls) steel trade, said today the wage gram were still coming In during utility room, and a special durable finish means chajjgeovbr in Guatemala City a promised support to Harrison. package negotiated with the CIO recent months. "daaperata maneuver" made "on But administration lieutenants Steel Workera Union and to be The- kickoff witness yesterday lasting beauty! ' orders from, the Kremlin.” It voiced confidence they would best announced today, will cost the steel was McKenna w'ho told the com­ Local Stocks ffUSr AND IlfCTROlYSIS CAN’T TOUCH THIMI charged the "simulated outlawing" alt efforts to, make major cuts industry between 10 cents and 12 mittee correspondence he has of the Communist party was de­ In the authorization. They obvi­ cents an hour per worker and re­ Studied indicated clearly that cided upon in conferences between ■y 60 ‘Anniversary Tire Sale Ford patented rock inner lining completely elimi- ously were counting heavily on sult in price increa'itea averaging Powell was aware of “wtndfall" O ebw n * M lddlebreek. laa. - nates corrosion and withstands continuous use at all leaders of the Junta and top Gua- the kifluernce of President Eisen­ (3to(4 8ton. profits in at least one case. But, tenlklan Reds. lp .ro .p fle e a extremes of water temperature. Ford Automatic hower, who said in a special mes­ "Some prices will go up more said' McKenna. Powell told the Diaz himself had attended a than ibis average and some will '‘^Heaters have,a 20-ycar warranty — built to last a sage last week that major reduc­ banking committee in July 1949 Communist school in Prague, the tions would be "unjustified and go up less." the trade paper aaid he had no knowledge of any such n d A s k e d I lifetime! radio charged, and his closest unsafe.” in a apMial report from its Pitts­ practice. .< First National Bank colleagues are "fellow travelers.” of M anchester ...... M S S POID HEATHS MEAN 'Smith p re d ic te d substantial burgh bureau. Powell was in charge of FHA's The broadcast reported that backing, however, for an amend­ "Better business conditions and rental housing activitlea before his Hartford Natlimal '» military action'was at a stand- the militant stand by the luilon Bahk and Trust . .. 31 33 ment to eliminate . authorit.y to removal “ \j-.lth prejudice" after the allll throughout' yeste-iday. Ear­ spend 75 million dollars for the followed by a night-long bargain­ housirig s c a n d ^ broke into the Hartford Conn. Trust 88 93 lier, however, authoritative sources ing session brought about a wage- Manchester Tniat SO — manufacture in Great Britain of open on April 12. Several other top N* M rmt, Km eiita in Tegucigalpa had reported there warplanes needed by United King­ pension-health package which in­ F H A officials tost th «^ jobs, in­ Phoenix State Bank «• ).. •• ruin walk mr ti.lit had been no letup in lighting cludes approximately five cents sn ahd T r u s t______77 84 dom forces for defense of the cluding Gommlasioner 43uy T. O. mf Ivb. Yew MV. . . r*s.'f billi around the east Guatemalan rail hour increase, the balance of the FIro North Atlantic area. Hollyday. ■pnalea wiik fmri trawbl.-l>M lii.lint itr. centqr o f Tacapa, but detailed re­ coat being in fringed benefits.” Aetna Fire . B7 Other amendments would cut,25 Byrd, chairman of the Senate- «!(«. l.l VI .liiM.I* m» i.il.Di.f Hartford Fire 163 168 sults were not Known. The rebels million from the 27 million pro­ House Committee on reduction of • fare Htal.r ik yafer kaiat, .aw. previously had clAimed a victory National Fire ;82>Y 854 posed for development of special ■VIVIEN NO T B L V r r lN O ' Non-esiwntial 'Federal ExjMndi- Slae ia a. eka.a. (.eayl Phoenix .... 112 118 in the region. ' weapons abroad, and redqce from Hartford, June 29 t » ) — Miaa tures, said in an April 27 letter to . U fe and Indenuiltv. Ina Coe. Monitors In Honduras gave con­ (112,070,000 to 100 million th e'a l­ Vivien Kellema announced today Brownell that Powell was "the key Aetna Life . . . .Tf.13.1 140 flicting reports on the Guatemalan lotment for technical.assistance or she. wants to set at real any official with respect to over-evalua- Aetna Casua^t^ .. y ,. 145 153 government accounts of yester­ "Point Four" aid. rumors that she |a “ btnffing or tlonr of properties . . . resulting Conn. Gen...... 33.5 350 ABC A p p l ia n c e c o . day's air raid op the capital. Wants More Facta . grufflng” about her Intention to In windfalls o f 100 million dollar^ Rome llstenera aaid 12 planee Rep. Bentley (R-MicK.) told his Hartford Steam ^ il. . 74 78 21 MAPLE STREET—Mitchell 9-1575 run for governor na an Indepen­ or more." Travelers ...... ___ 1210 1240 bombed and machinegunned the colleagues yesterday the entire aid dent. '"I am In the rare to stay” , program should be held up until Byrd's committee also has look­ PnMIe CtmtlM City, but others underatood only- she asserted. "M.v petitions for ed into the housing irregularity Conn. Light, Power BARRETT PLUMBING and SUPPLY CO. one or two attacked. Previous Congress gets "sufficient Informa­ Inclusion on the ballot have been. 16 174 tion." charges. X—R ig h ts ' M l BROAD STREET—Mitchell 9-1504 rebel strikes had involved no more printed. McKenna said he has had repdrts Conn. PoWbr .... than three planes at a time. Specifically, Bentley aaid, Con- thrft in some areas, particularly In Hartford Elec. Lt. BARSTOW'S The Guatemalan radio; heard greaa ought to know the'outcome of Washington, D. C., builders made Hartfbrd Gas Co. last night in Mexico, declared that the. Churchill-Eisenhower talks 4B0 MAIN STREET—Mitchell 9-72(4 V winding up today, what Eden ^it a practice, to .give FH A employes So. New England the junta under Dias had decreed expensive gifts. And some FHA Tel...... meant when be proposed a Far 354 374 an amnesty for all political p'Na- Eastern non-aggreasion pact, and The Heat’s On! nfflcials, MqKenna said, lived far Manufacturing Companlec BENSON'S TV ond APPLIANCE CO. oners and exiles. This appeared beyond their government salaries. lOU MAIN STREET-Mitchell (-8790 . the pature of French peace talka Allied Thermal .... . 49 • to be a bid for support from po­ Solimene Is Trading Wild A b_ the. hearings opened, acting witjj Indochinese Comrauniala. A Ain. Hardware ...... 124 IS 4 litical refugees living abroad. FHA Commissioner Norman . P. delay woul^ not harm the program, Up To $500 On Any Arrow. Hart, Heg. . 42 •45 CHAMBERS APPLIANCE ond FURNITURE CO. In lyashington, the council of Mason announced a new sh'akeup Bentley contended, since an esti­ Assoc. Spring ...... 25 28 519 C. M IDDLE TPK E .— Mitchell (-5187 the organization of American mated 94 billion dollar remains un­ aimed at putting the agency's top Bristol Brass ...... 144 16 4 States (OAS) called for Western Pre-War Car . 5- policy-making structure in closer expended from previous appropria­ IN THE PRICE FIELD Cheney Bros...... 6 Hemisphere foreign ministers' to contact with held operation's. The- T 4 J. W. HALE CORP. tions. ■ Collins . .'...... 106 , meet In Rio De Janeiro July 7 to plan calls for cr^ion of about a 945 MAIN STREET-^Itchell S-412S The committee’s bill would Em-Hart ...... 30 • 33 dozen -new positions -here. consider means of'stem m ing Red authorize these major progranis: Fafhir Bearing .... . 36 39 penetration Into Guatemala. The . Global tnilitai-y aid, (1,430.000,- SOLIMENE, Inc. F H A ’s announcement did not Landers; Frary, Clk 28 G. E. KEITH FURNITURE C 6 . say . whether the housing scandals 2« council decided to go ahead with 000; special military aid, 800 mil*- N. B._ Mach. Co. ... . 25 27 1115 M AIN STREET—Mitchell 8-4159 had anything to do^yi’ith the re­ ; plans fo r .. the meeting d esp ite liona, with an additional l4s mll- Dodg* and Plymouth North end Judd.. /. .. 25 28 ■\ organization. ■ Guatemalan-^declarations that the liona for direct aupport of military . Dirtct Factory Doolar Russell M fg...... 1 0 4 \124 JOHNSON RROTHERS ' party had been banned. forces. . ' Stanley Works .. ..49 52 tA R D iN E s s A l m o s t c o s t l y ]108S M AIN STREET— MItehell 8-8227 The Inter-American Peace- Defense support, (464.580,000 to Terry Steam .103 Commfttee, av body within the help nations strglned by< rearma- Torrihgton . i3 4 Hartford. June 29 uPi U. ,S. KEMP'Sy Inc. .QAS, prepared to go t6 Guatemala ,ment programs. -nsr U. S.-Envelope com. .8 0 today on a faet-fin^pg mission. Judge J. Joseph'iSmith ordered, a T«S M AIN STREET—MUchell S-5880 U. S. Envelope pfd. . 6 4 ■ 'The Guatemalap &i^l)aaay in defendant's (4,000 bail forfpited Veeder-Root ...... 314 34 4 when he did not show up for trial Washington asajired the commit­ BED-WETTING The above quotations a n not t o LaFLAMME APPLIANCE CO. tee it woul^ not be barrecl. froni !><■ a t , 10 a. m. yesterday, but re- About Town acinded the order two' hours later be construed as actual .mapkats. 15 OAR STREET-^ntchell 9-8888 the fighting area, despite the when Harry Johnson. 32. Garfield change in government. CAN BE STOPPED! Mrs. Margherita Ingleae and her Heights, Ohio, truck; driver; ap­ There are 26 specie.s of wild j KENNETH MORRISON Whiting Willauer, U. S. Ambas­ “ • guf^n rrb.rdf peared with .the explanation that 2(8 HIGH STREET WEST—MltcheU 9-7849 sador to Honduras, said here last daughters, Bias and Mary Ann — ONLY CHIVROLn-THB LOWIST-PRICID LINE-GIVES YOU ALL THESE "DEST itlT ' VALUES orchid in the Great Smok}- Moun­ three members of a formifi- Man­ gnd^'i’andi ui he had Just arrived in town from tains National Park. night that two American news chester fam ily that moved to San men did not craah-land In 9 »ste- Com pare the beauty and qiMlity of Fisher 6ody QuelHy—You get imortar Safety Fleto O less—Ne/eiher lew-prked JOSEPH F. O'RRIEN & SONS mala as the embassy previqualy Francisco 18 years ago, returned No Other Lmy-PrkeJ Cm C « Ehhh BARGAIN IN MILEAGE! I GUARANTEED RECAPS! styliiM—eraoter, cemfert, Mfety, quelHy— REAR 80 OAK STREBTr-Mitchell (-79M reported. The pair—Robert Lubar, yeaterday for a week’s visit to see the body— inside and out. Compare cor gives you the Bner v/sibilily of safety All These AJvantegesI First-in-its-flehl Mexico City Bureau chief for old friends. They are ataying writh the power ond performance. Com- wMi this only low-priced cor with FSihor Body, pfete gloss ell eround bi sedans and couped POHERTON'S Time and U fe, and George Silk, Mr. and Mrs. Guido Annulll, 55 W, automatic features (optional at extra Mi(ldle Tpke. pore the features and the price. f ■ FAMOUS KELLY at I g w as 1(0 CENTER STREET—Mitchell (.45(7 a photographer for the mpgasines Hifhest Cemprotsion Fewer— You gel Famed Knee-Actien Ride—Chevrolet cost): Zippy, thrifty Fowerglide auto^" — made a normal landing In a ' ‘ That is the way to get the most— '^nd Bnor performonca and. important gat tovingt gives you the only Unitized Kitee-AcHon on light plane near esquipulas and Mra Paul L. Y o u n g of 107 motic transmissioni fbw e r Steeringi Jh icL disuat STANDARD APPLIANCE and FURNITURE CO. Keeney St. was admitted to the the best— for your money. And that is, wMi the highart contpreuion power of any any low-priced co r-fo r a finer big-cer ridel CRUISER . 205 NORTH 5IA1N STREET—Mitchell 9-1259 went on to the rebel headquarters . I Automatic Front Wmdo^ and $eot at Chiquimula, Hartford Hospital Sunday. whot Chevrolet gives you. We’re loading low-priced cort Full-Lengih .•ex-Oirder Frame-Only Controb (Bel Air and "Two-Ten" WORLD'S ECONOMY 4 70-15 »16” to sure of it that we invite any teit, (Dokler insert VICHI'S B iggett Brakes— Smeeffief,safer stops with Qtevrolel in its fleld gives you the extra modeb); Ppwer Brakes (PeemrgBda (60 M A IN STREET— Mitchell 9-I9B0 you'eore to mokel \'- MOMF $ 1 J | 9 5 ewn lisHnR— less podel prassurel ..That's whet Chevrolet sbengih ond protoctien of e fidMehgth box- -modeb)— pkn cronk-eperatetf. yenK- CHAMPION t V ^ ONLY siiet, iwicess) T.J. 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. ^ \ . ■ ' .. _ •« . • . • ~r ' ■■ V ■ ' . ■ - ■ PAGE TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN„ TUESDAY, JUNE 29, 1954 r "( MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, TUESDAY, JUNE 29. 1954 PAGE ELI r tqonbrvillb f o l k s BY FONTAINE FOX FUNNY BUSINESS BY HERSHBERGER DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE I personal charge of the sa^nd-bag- ' Hal Boyle Iging and dike-building at Mexictn Answer to Previous Puzzle'' June Haver Krause^Goodale Wedding M'itlea along the flood route, LOCAL AMOAKMKKTS; WAtc«IN« "WHISKY BILL** S^nse and Nonsense j Water reached five blo«'ks into 1 1T] fioitTLE OO OVER THE MILL ^ Screen Actor S K 11 a 2] a Now All-Girl Safari ; the business dislriot o f Eagle Pass [n M g ] K1 1 i ' and Upped at th* doorway I get the • etraight rammed a pier - in the IlUnoia threw up her job with Scandi­ oyer to our camp in the evening avoid a lavish ceremony. Riissell. first 'reported drowned. movie — li ftP i dope In a roundr.bput way. River and knocked it half over. The and discuss the day's shooting, The rites were performed by BCtiiallv suffered a heart attack “ Nio* going out of tho tandtrap, Miator!" navian Airlines to lead a group of r U ' 36 Blemish im -IT" Strawfoot — Explain yourself, next day the tug Harry S. Truman 14 girls on a 38-day-safari to Afri­ said Beverly. Superior Court CJhsrles' F. Black- over the plight of his son. Mls.s A Product of F. C. RuwwII Co., CIcfVeland 3li Masculine ft P chum. hit the same pier and knocked it ca. But why an elephant safari? Stock of nearby -Ventura, with Mr. Fitzsimmons ssld. The son wa.s and Mrs. Bob Roos of Hollywood nickname P Hayfoot—I get it from circular all the way over. .—Llndjs Larsen, The party, ranging in age from “I can't explain the fascination ! safe. It turned otit. 40 Wheys of milk ft bi'lletlns. Ludington, M id 27 to 60, included housewlvea, sin­ of an elephant," said Beverly, "but acting as witnesses. Roos is Mac- OUT OUR WAY BY j . r : .w il l ia m s OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE 43 Drunkard gle .- girls, widows and divorcees. he does have a glamor. Tracking Murray's business manager, 44 Arabian gull Jh e ’Timid salesman—I'd like to Mother—Janet, there’s just no TiV’o' of the'ladie-s took one long an elephant you are on loot, noi Also there were Miss Haver’s 46 Reverends i have next Wednesday off- sense in your mooning about look at Africa, and- headed back in a car, and It he does turn and mother snd stepfather, Mr. and 1HAT L lK e ^ I ’/A STILL 3b ft iL NO ■6 ■d H ER E,PU T \ (ab.) Tough Sales Manager—Why? wishing for'thlngs you don't have. home. But a durable dozen stayed trample you, he.can make a bigger Mrs. Andrew Ottestad of Los An­ UP t h e r e / \ s Janet—But. - Mother, s u r e. 1 y geles; MacMurray's mother, Mrs ffe5AO/rVE visited a l l th e W ^ ' ^ h b u P^ 48 Symbol for 5T p e !T Salesman—It's my silver wed­ and had a fine'time, banging away mess of you in >. shorter time than EVERV TIME I .WORLD’S fflZARRE C O R M E R % N O C S & ^ M iridium ding anniversary. My wife Is In there's no sense, either. In wishing at the landscape. M r l i t a MscMurrsy of Bel-AIr, W(\ any other animal, PUT SOMETHlW 49 Scottish girls town and. of course, she wants'to 'for things I do have. “ Only aix hunted with guns— "But the ‘girls ,wiU -always be Csllf.. and Mri -and Mrs. Don B. — AW VACATlOra TASTES J f m Burger. The wedding' was in the ARE SOteLV 51 Fondle the rest used cameras.” said Bev­ under the protection of a white 52 Mongoloid 51 91 * s erly. She herself bagged a buffalo, hunter. He'U be at her side every Burger aRsrtment at the. inn. 54 Urtcle Tom’s CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER a zebra, t\('o gazefles, a wildebeest h oment,” 'The bride wore! a full-skirted /^AS5ET6 AR|^TA)L gUREAO , friend 5b ?J i and a hartebeest. • If this trip turns out wall, Bever­ gown of champagne-silk with a COMCERNED.'/) — 1 HATS 55 Compass poin Can a dozen or more women ly would like Ip run a aeries of panel of French corded fare down PHONE 56 Texan shrine IF bO actually haye any fun together on the front. A hat-of lace and silk i-. low-cost tourist safaris lor the Be f o r e 5T Suite a s.'i'fari? poor working girls of America. matched the gown. ^ She carried M I-M 58I “ Of course they can,” said Bev­ cymbldlum orCftlds. Failof etudto “ You'd be amazed how many MRS. DONALD H. KRAUSE erly, “ We'll have five white hunt­ stenographers and secretaries MacMurray placed a diamond ers and 45 native boya in the ring on his lovely bride’s finger M I-M S8f BUGS BUNNY dream ot going hunting m Africa,' Miss Eleanor Ixmise Goodale, party. she said. and she placed a plain gold band The bride wore a gown of "We'll have hot water at all on his. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank white nylon tulle/and imported Beverly also has hopes of lead­ Goodale, Sr,, of Hebron Avenue, KUR.WUATS f M LEAVE US7 1 time.s. plenty' of Ice cubes (we ing- further all-girl tiger hunts In After the ceremony, the couple Chantilly lace aealgned with o f f i o e take along a refrigerator), home­ telephoned MacMurray’s adopted Glastonbury and Donald Henry ^BATIN' VA, S5TTIN6 NOT e e StH/5T*K India and all-girl diamond dlggihg inatehlng lace jacket and tiered made Ice cream, and fresh eggs children. .Susan, 14. and Robert. Krause, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hsrold skirt of nylon tnlle, ballerina X WANT AWECUND DOC? NO USB HASTY! TM ^ L T expeditions to Venezuela. But she K.yTie'df 111 Benton St., were mar­ OLITOF esVviN'up every morning. The native chef 10. at his northern California length. Her finger-tip veil of ON TmS UMa/VELLA spectalizca In dishes such as,ante­ has temporarily shelved he, plans ranch near Headsburg. The young- ried Saturday afternoon at the it! TWB AN IDEA! French lllualon wae attached to a X WSNTCD! lope Soup and gazelle barbecues. for an all-girl voyage to harpoon •stera greeted the blonde M 1 s s. Zion Lutheran Church. The Rev. WIND SlDOOWNj whales. Paul G. Prokopy. performed the coronation crown ..trimmed with “ The first three days are rough Haver wUh "Hi, Mom,’’ and con- atephanotts. She carMed a pra.ver I^EPS — personality-wise. You average “ A captain I discussed this tulated the pair. double ring ceremony. BLOWinS with said a group of girls on Mur.cal selections wgre -'The book marked with ar«'hite orchid 50 to T.l miles a day In hunting The actreaa and her tall husband and streamera of stephanotia. ITAWAy'.' cars, and your bottom geta real whaler woulil wreck the ship," she then left by automobile for a honey­ Lord’s Prayer" and "'Oh Pronii.se HOME LOAN Me". The church was decorated Tne maid of honor chose a bal­ sore. The sun gets you down at sighed. moon tour of the Grand Canyon lerina length aqua n.vlon tulle and Brice Canyon. and to visit with white gladioli and pompons. The bride, given In marriage by gown', ’faahioned with a atrapleas scenic western sites they have not bodice and matching stole and car­ [ service In the East Cemetery. Been before. They planned to atop her father, wore a gown of Chan­ tilly lace over nylon tnlle and ried a mixed bouquet. The brid^ra- ...... Bearers were James and Ver- at'motels along the way. malda wore similar gowns ^‘of The couple became acquainted satin. Her finger Up veil' fell from AgjSr Obituary noif Hunter, Edward Muii.icU and a, crown of rhinestones and pearls. orchid and yellow and carried HEROES ARE MAPE-MOT BORM t - » ^ P A C e B H lP ^ Francis Lavgry, laat (^hrlstmaa week at a party mixed bo'uqueta. given for MacMurray’s friend, John She carried a prayer book with BUYING LOCALLY? BORROW LOCALLY white orchid and stephanotia A reception waa held at the Half Robert W. Cowles Wayne. The actreaa and MacMur­ ALLEY OOP Tight Squeeze BY V. T. HAMLIN ray went to the party "stag” and markers. The maid of honor. Har­ Century Club, after which the Deaths Private funeral services were danced often with each other. They riet Ida'..'t5oodale, wa.s gowned in couple left on a northern trip. At Maneh*st*r Sovings and Loon, wlioro homo fincmc- held yesterday at 4 p. m. at the For her going away ensemble, CyaVOUWNUQXKXX. \ fiEE.TtiS MUGTA began dating after that. lavender Chantilly lace and nylon inq hos holpod moiiy local rosIdonH to lioMo ownor- -BUTIFI VVORE ITCJNCE, Yflk O O fT HAI/E * r BE A , Leclerc Funeral Home, 23 Main tulle. • . the bride wore a white linen anit SHRUNK UP SOME I CAN WEAR IT AGAIN... ( Kdward E. Gilbert Miss Haver waa grieved over the NCE fiOiN. EUSTACE/ SENBIUS T THINK DTVIIN6* St., for Robert W. Cowles, who ^llgious aapecta of the marriage, ‘The bridesmaids. Elsie Louise .svtth pink acceaaorlea and a white •hlp. ^ , SINCEILASr EVEN IF I HAFTA STRETCH J; LIKE t h a t ... F,dward E. Gilbert, • 80 Wells died Friday at McCook Memorial orchid. -y / VVAYYOUCHOMi^POWNVill^ ------.'it-, died at the Manchester Me­ ^hd told frienda her falling in love Wade and Orie Miner, both of' ON THAT DRAGON'S T A IL '/ H ADn^ON . •TAUTTLE/ BUT IT Hospital. The Rev. Clifford O. Glastonbury, wore gowns of yellow The couple now live In Water- morial Horfbital last night. He was with MacMurray waa aomething Bring your facts ond figuros to 1007 Main Strtof fof a 6URESAVB>MV’ HI1 SIm'pson of the Center Congiega- and green Chantilly lace and nylon town, N. Y. born In ’ South Windsor July 7, she had not counted on and could friendly confidantHiU Homo Loon difcuulon. tionvl Church officiated. not help. tujie. Frank Edward Goodale,‘Jr.,'* 1883, the son of the late Andrew The bearers were Harry Cowles; brother of the bride., "'as best man. E. and Lillian Hllla Gllhert. He "It waa a great deciaion to make Jr.. Stanley, Sherwood and Mer- one of the greatest ot my life," Ushers were Cjeorge Walter Thou sands Fleeing was a retired farmer and had been vin Waldron. she said. Cramer of Glastonbury and Leo a resident of Manchester for the * Prompt appraisals Burial was in the West Ceme­ Miss Hsver was twi(;e married David DuPont of 134 Propect St. past 50 yesrs. tery, with the Rev. Mr. Slmp.son in to Zito M'hen she wss 20. The first The bride’s moUiet wore a blue 64-ft. Texas Crest • Prompt sorvica M S i l He is survived by two sisters. charge of the committal service. ceremony March 9. 1947, in Las nylon over blue satin dress and the r M. Beg. U. «. I Miss Hftzei Gilbert and Mrs. Lottie Vegas. Nev., waa a civil affair. bridegroom's mother wore a yel- _ Bey. >r WtA > Powers, both of this town; and .Mrs, William J, Crooks low-.-nylbn over yellow .satin dress. (Continued from Fnge One) Fifteen days later in Los Angeles nOCRKl three ' brothers, Russell ailbert of The funeral of Mrs. William. J. they were married in a Catholic Both had corsages of roses. . . . I hats to vote on this bill until I talk to i South' Windsor, Harold Gilbert of 5tnnday, TiimMlay. Frida.v-—9 A.M. to 5 P.M. 0 . j Crooks who died Saturday at the ; Church. A reception (o - 100 guests was United States and Me.xico. It waa My barbari** Kearney, -N. J. and Clayton Gil­ "H em locks” in Rockville,- ...... was held ^ year later Miaa Haver obtain­ held immediately following the Thursday—9 A.M. to 8 P.M. bert of Mahcheater. expected to keep the damaging Wednesday, Saturday—9 A.M. to I t N'oon. I yesterday afternoon at the White ed a divorce on grounds of ex­ wedding at the home of Mr. and floorlwatera from the luah vege­ TTie funeral will be held Thurs­ ; Funeral Home In Rockville. The treme cruelty. ' Mrs. Goodale. The house was BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Strange r'*' ■»!; .1 TIN table qitd ■ citriia-growing lower day at 2 p,m. from the Holmes Fu­ Rev. Forrest MuiWer offtclated.,, Although she le.^ g 33,.'iOO a festively decorated with wedding Rio Grande -valley and' its big pop­ BUZ SAWYER BY, ROY CRANE neral -Home, 400 Mi^ln St., and i Burial was In the.Grove Hill Ceme-*I week job to enter |tlW Sisters of hells and crepe paper matching the ulation. \T \6 burial will be In the East Ceme­ tery, Rockville. Charity Convent at JAyier, Kan., girls’ gowns: ' CM-W .VIOM^WM VAVLV^ . DO NOT n&Vi HE For the lower valley, the great W»N \ s e t TWt VOCRRANT TWHV I ^COmANVSZ I'M FOCCID OW? THHtS'S M? CAMf?A ON THI 7MLS. SVC ME m w t o TAKE MV CAMERA /MRIOFX, con dam, the river has been vir­ S K H in t, X 1 THM YOU? VflFS »M5 TSOHS V oipnt,even have rr with he?, home tomorrow from 4 -to 9:30 Funeral services for Miaa Irma j in Hollywood early in July for the is employed by the Quality Name sviDSFE?, Mtotr I ^ \ ncTuvis or m mipjit, \0N7MElA5EW»IBMtfi070?ICI •;-iT U $ Fat Of*. Gabriel of Hartford. , ister of hydraulic resources took

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V- ■ V -N-f •V .-V T Y - ■ • ' ..,.r ^ ■ 1 . '. ■; PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, JUNE 29, 1954 MANCHESTER-EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. C0NN„ TUESDAY, JUNE 29. 1954 PAGE THIRTBEN Adpersity^ Wh^re Is Thy Sting? THE Giants and Dodgers Open Big Series I Cardinal. Pitchers Leading in Gopher Balls Herald Angle 9/m c b 8 g N • j H O G A lk l came, Don Newcomlie On Way to Wimbledon Victory Torrii Battiwg Ract CoitiiiuM s a c k ]aHa ckECi Yanks Morale High EA RL W. YOST \ ■ reoM AK a u t o Staley Has Allowed Meeker and Gypsy Joe wuecK -POR Sparta oSBATKsrr O P U i Fa ces Mas;lie TRIUMPH'^ . . . After Western Trip With Mueller Gaining SHOTS HERE AND THERE TManst t>t Syracuse, N. Y.. Boaton 17, Tops in Majors Head Card at Mt. Nebo College football fknafkiia are expecting Under Lights _____ r Boxing haa too many rules claims Jack Dempsey, In ths cur- much from Billy Denlon, alUiougm , New York, June 29 (M — The- ty at the expense of the second he won't be. available until mid- By ED CORRIGAN i morale of the Yankees is extreme­ division clubs, such ss 11-1 over Redbird Staff Haj8 Given Ground on Duke Snider Best Match of S c fiiso n i rf issue o^ Look Jack says, October. Billy, laat fall, first aa- Associated Press Sports Writer ly high aa they return from a sue-.: Boston snd 9-2 over Washington. Star Catch Rugged Vagabond ^ . n xwr I- J “You’re In there for three-minute rolled at Harvard gnd then two The team that finished 3,5 cessful Bwring .through the West and Manager A1 Lopez, they point out, - Up 8 8 ; Trice, Croinek New York, June 29 UP)— Out­ sp ices , “ ro W restling counda with giovea on and a ref- weeks later shifted to Holy Croaa. games out of first place last aea- ' prepare t6' work on the bedraggled ' haa been able to do a lot of thia fielder Don Mueller of the New C.rd Tbnighli W.lker SS; Within one week ^ after ^ settling „ son fights for its slim one-game Red Sox In Boston today. Thoae of with his second line pitchers while Share Aiiierican Lead; York Giants, a stylish batter who Berra Widens hold on the National League lead their number who passed through resting his ares and aavlng them Garcia Had Bcht Mark hits to all fields, was closing In opp«,„ Hill m tonight against the scrambling de­ here seemed to be under the im­ to uae against the Yanks and on pace-setting Duke Snider of Mima snd Terry Moore (hot the ^aan., will hold lU a^ond fending champions. pression that they had a . sixth White Sox. New York, June 29 UP) — St. • the Dodgers today In the torrid Lead in Poll A face that lita ftaahed across And if Leo Durocher's New former St. Louie Cardins! outfield- ‘"viUUon Summer Ski Jump straight champlonahlp as good aa By comparison, t)ie Yanks stood Louis Cardinal pitchers sro caus­ National League batting race. . .. televlaion screens for the past er nor the movie starlet) meet in a ' mater hill In York Giants can salvage one vic­ salted away. only 5-4 over Boston going Into Mueller, a .888 hitter In 1988,. Chicago. June 29 UP)—Yogi Ber- several years from Chicago wrest­ tory in their three-game set with * • • ing Manager Eddie Stanky con-: 10-round boxing bout tomorrow Salisbury. A groimd lea aurfaca today's game and were trailing slderable grief these days, but galned one point In Uat week’s ra of the New York Yankees con- ling centers xvlll fie seen tonight •'•rV at 10. It wtlt be telecast with • ua*catcher took came a teeoes favorite in , and Washington., .Report! claim Sal MEANWHILE, in the Ameri­ diana, then the Yankees can •on. the first Saturday night OF U *. I fike to point out that the leadera Rcdbtrd staff has given up 88 Mueller collected 10 hits In 27 over the lead yesterday from Stan around the Windy City will meet MagUe of the Glanta la having against Waahington. Eddia Otto* Eith er can League, the three teams fight­ never be judged by ordinary atapd- have not been able thua far to Musial of the St. Louia Cardinals Gypsy .'oe Gonzale.* in tho beat of arda. They only think they're going I home runs •— tops In both circuits times at bat and Snider seven back trouble again. If the Glanta ta promoting stock caf raea meets ing for the lead —Cleveland. Chi­ break even with either the, Yanks snd 19 more than the sixth-place and now heads the Card outfielder, three fall bout on the BA Sports are ta remain In contention for the cago and New York-all take on to have to work a little longer and I safeties'in 22 trips. 376.966 votes to 371.819. in Baltimore^ Md.. and Jersey or the White Sox, trailing them, Cards themselves have it. In the American I>eague, Bobby Acttvlties IrtC:) aponsored show. National League flag, a sound City thia season. Rooasvelt Sta­ clubs that they hope to use to harder than usual this time to win ' respectively. 5-6 and 3-5 In games. ITie voting will determine all Meeker has gained ■ number of their World Series checks. The 30-year-nld State y, who Avila of Cleveland, despite an 11 Maglie ia a must.. .Bpeaking of dium In Jeesey' City will be the fatten their averages. The league­ They believe that thia inability to dished up 81 homer* last season, starters, excipt pitchers for the •upporters with his fine all around the Glanta. how about ths torrid WA*W'T (T leading Indians play Baltimore. The two out of three they took pMnt drop, holds a commanding annual interleagiie game in Cleve­ Bite of a 200-lap midget car fea­ beat their tWo chief rivala will and was ninnenip to 'Chicago** le ^ with a .371 mark. His clos­ perfarmnncea In previous boiita at pace the Giants and Dodgers are IN TWE CA«05 The White Sox, a game and a half from the Indiana over the weekend, land July 13. Balloting ends at Nelra. He haa gained the same' maintaining in the National ture Friday n i^ t with the win­ POa ANOTNta topplng.off their 9-4 Western jaunt, hamstring the Indiana in time. AVarren Hacker (35). ha* been est ^Bsuer is teammate Al Rosen, ner getting the Bill Schindler back, entertain the Detroit Tigers • • - » •tagged for the dlstanee In 12 of midnight Saturday. popularity role aa Jesse James en­ League and the Indians, Whlta Sox P 9 0 D U C T O ^ in a doubleheader, and the Yan­ apparently convinced the champs who shows a .340 average. The leaders: joyed during the indoor season. and Yankees in the American Memorial Trophy. The one-leg­ MISFORTUNE, that they atilt have what' it takes to THE ONLY THING even faint­ hi* 18 ntarts, yielding seven to R4Meh, the home run lender with ged Schindler was one of the beet IVITHERBO-ACM kees. thi^e games in arr.ears, jour­ ly troubling Stengel'a athletca at New York, four by (Hank Thomp- NATIONAL IJCAGUE “ The LKmisiaria ,i jit can look for League? All five clubs are playing ney to Boston. Yesterday was an rapture one more before Allle Rey­ 14, to lM off live points with First Ba.*e—Kluszewtkl. Cincin­ plenty of trouble from Giqisy Joe. better than .628 ball, a champion­ chauffeurs in the boalness until nolds and Ed Iy>pat wear out. Sten­ the moment . unless, of course,- : aon, the Giant*’ third ba*enian. seven safe'ties in 28 nt tint*. ; a fatal accident fast fall.,Joe ^ BPFURGOL, ppen date in both leagues. The remainder of the St. Louts nati. 348,204; Hodges, Brooklyn, one of the "bad men” of the sport. ship pgee in other years. Ancient Sal (The Barber) Mag- Tony Trabort of Cincinnati. Ohio, top.*eeded player In the All- gel aaya he would be In first place they're puttl’ng on an act appeara TT>e comi^itlon for the . Nation­ 339,516. * o • Tinty will have a complete show T O s e c o M s now If hla firat-bsaeman, Joe Col­ to be the impending loss^of Bobby staff has done lltlte better. Vic Gypsy Joe has never disappointed lie. whose very scowl usually England lawn tennl.^ championships, goes far to hla left to make al League hbpie run lead is as Second Base—Hsmner, Philadel- in prsvioua shovrings ,iere. He's a WHEN HE WAS GETTING of European aporta car* Saturday causes the Dodgers to roll _ov»ir lins, hsd not been hurt early In the Brown to the medical- w^orld,- The Raschi. who yielded only 11 home keen as the ba'tting chase. Willie phis, 381,428; Schoendienst, St. night at his Plainvilla Stadium U .^ . O P g N backhand return of shot in quarter-final* match with Mervyn Rose Season. third-baaeman, who haa beenfhark runs with the Yankees in '19.53, has rough, tough customer and once started, new U.S. Open champ Ed CHAMPlOK and play dead, probably will start of Australia at. Wimbledon. England. June 2 8 . Trabert advanced to Mays of the Q^nts, with 24, is Louis, 329,896. inside the ropes re,x>rta to all Furgol htt eo many fairway spec­ saucer. .Jimmy Dykes used 20 for the Giants tonight. His op­ Also stiipngely, the champs esme with the club only since May 16, been a victim 13 times.. Harvey one up on Stan \Mustal of the Third Base—Jablonski, St. Louis, (different batting orders in the first seml-flnala by trouncing Rose In straight sets, 6-2, 6r2, 7-5. (AP back much more Impressed with when he completed hi.* Army Haddlx has allowed nine and Joe types of attack. tators w ith errant drivss that his ponent will be Don Newcombe. Photo by radio from London.) Cards snd Hank u tier of ..the ' 342.736; Jackson. Chicago, 336.101. inaurapee company canceled his 32 gamaa played by the Baltimore The Dodgers have had their ups the Chicago White Sox than with hitch, la scheduled to report for Presko and Ellis (Cot) Deal eight Cubs. \-, ■ Shortstop^.Dark. New York, , The pairing should be a thriller. Oriotea. .Ernie Banks and Gene Cleveland. They,are ready, to con­ his internship at a San Franclaro apiece., On paper. It's the best match of public liability policy... Rocky ■■'s. and downs, but Manager Walt Al­ 346.154: Reese. Brooklyn. 322.832. the season. Marciano has spent but 40 days in Baker of the Cube are the first ston thinks the team finally has cede that the Sox might be rough hospital on Thursday. Figures compi'led today by the Left Field- Kiner. Chicago^.544.- Although hi.* .196 batting aver­ Seml-flnsI number, sl.io a best his Brockton, Mass.,; home in the freshman ksystone combination Jelled. He won't come right out Jacobs Beach Wonders right.to the end, but claim they Associated Press show that rookie 068; j . Robinson, Brooklyn, 330,- to reach the big top since 1^ 1 detected signs that the Indians are age doesn't reflect It, Brown's fine rlghth(inder Bol;) Ti-ice of the of thiee fail affair, will have the past 18 months.. . Hank Thompson and say so, but the feeling is that Giant Oiitfielil^r . 829. of the Giant's gets rid Of the ball Rizzuto and Gerry Priddy came if the club can sweep the series, beginning to Whieexe. One of them, play In 26 games has been a great 'PhilSdelnhla A's and veteran Center Field—Snider, Brooklyn, Polish Falcone fiom Detroit, who did not wish his name bruited help to Stengel in bolding his In­ Stanley Kowalski In with Chief quicker than any third baaeman in up to the Yankeea in 1941..Noiai- the road will be cleared for its righty Steve Gromek of Detroit 349.606; Mays, New York. 281,332. eat park in the majors ia Wrigtey Bolt Gets Two Stroke Margin about, put it this w’ay; field together through assorted have permitted the mo.*t goohers Granted Divorce Black Hawk. the major leagues. This accounts third straight flag. ,, Just How High Experts Right Field—Musial, St. Louis, for the many double plays he starts Field. Youngsters in Chicago "Some of the' bo.vs weren't hit- slumps and injuries. . He has in the American League. Each has 371.819; Ssuer, Chicago, 262,306. The opener at 8:80 could prove •THE .soxJ nrH -n-Eu a tot knocked in eight runs, several of Pasadena, Calif., June 28 (/F)A Intcreating with Ray Walker, the for Manager Leo'Durocher's front have conie up with a new xvrtnkla tipg," Alston said. "But now that given up 14, Trice in 102 Innings Catcher—Campanella. Brooklyn, Gypey Joe runner*. . . Amie Welnmeister, all- In noiM-making. Each youngatar Carl Furillo and Roy Campanella harder against us than the Indians them highly important, and it and Gromek in 115. William M. '^Taylor, rookie out-' .337.221; Burgess, Philadelphia, Canadian Speedater, matched On First Hole to Capture Open did. That (-Paul) Richarda has just happened that most of the Robin Roberfs of the Phillies fielder for the New York Giants, with newcomer Ronnie Hill. league tackle for years with the planks himMlf down next to a have come around we have a much, Will Rank Marciano football Giants..ta preparing a na­ vacant aeat. He raises the aeat better attack. TTie pitching is really got thoae fellowa steamed games In which he started at has permitted 16 homers to rank was gra'/ted an interlocutory di­ Wniker Is a good little man. Hill up—when they . play us, anyway. third the Yanks won. The other vorce decree by. default today, on Mo (Connolly Leads will he making his debut here;— tional magazine blast afialnst the and bangs it down hard, produc­ (/P) straightening out fine, especially New York (NEA)—After thecservcr, among many others, that second to Staley in the National ^Ti'st Base-- Rosen, Cleveland. operations df the New York qjub Wrtherififid. J«n« 29 — Al­ the third,' his biggest margin of The Indiana atilt look like the In­ players notice .such things, and League. The hard-working Roberts his allegation of crtielty. 3,58.1^2; Fain,.Chicago, 301.498. Box officesopens at 7:30. There ing a nolM aimiUr to that of a though Tommy Bolt and* Karl Stewart pitched toward the pin. since-Newcombe'a arm trouble has smoke snd noise of the M8rciano-'‘ hc Is pure champion. He proved he dians to me. A1 Rosen's a great Patrice Munsel proudly exhib­ ...Y o u can jddge the Brav'ea de­ drum corps. They cheer In uni­ the day. , left him." th,(#’ hate to see Bobby go. has pitched 149 innings compared Taylor said in an affidavit that ,_Secdnd Base-’iAvila, Cleveland. is ample free parking spt.ee at the Stewart didn't know it at the time. realized the contest was over and Charley battle had cleared from isn't a guy who made his way to hitter, but he can't play first base. So far as anyone knows, there its a 13'^-pound mackerel the his wife Juanita, 23, told him tor American Players field. cline from a peqnant contender to son with their "drum” beats, Captain A1 Dark acted as thl.* city's fight quarter which is the top knocking over a lot of to Staley's 93. I Metropolitan Ope,-q.,^star ■ caught 344,292) Fox, Chicago, 303,17.5. a fourth place clHb by noting that Bolt aettled the Insurance City Bolt's putter ' cooled off after conceded. He's hurting them. His reactions is no competent replacement In "go to Hell." This made him so Third B sse—Boone, Detroit, f • • Open Golf Tournament 18-hole’ spokesman for the Giants. another, w.ay of .savin" Jacobs pappy guys. He showed he can don't seem as fast as when he was Ma>( Surkont of Pittsburgh and during her vacation’' at the Old Johnny Logan, thk No. 2 batter, that, however, and by the time he Stewart, four years younger • • • sight. The Yankee farm clubs al­ Carl Erskine of Brooklyn have nervous that his chances as a 331.806; Kvll, Chicago, 327,949. Wimbledon. England. June 29 UP) AFTER 86 CAIXB aa a relief playoff in about 10 minutea yester-: Beach—the boy.* me tcin decisions just ss well as he playing third." most without exception are doing Battery, Tuckers Town, Bermuda. major league ball player were led the club In runs batted In after and the 'red head reached the 18th than Bolt, and the former Na were left with given up 15 home runs each and Shortstop—Kuenn, Detroit. 343,- The girls have the Wimbledon the first third of the season... pitcher, Ellia ^Cinder of the Red da.v. "W E'VE BEEN IXN>KIN(P for­ can knock .. guy dead. Privately, atlll, the individual poorly this season and the man-, (NEA), threatened, said the 24-year old 938; Carrasquql, Chicago, .538,21'7. Vic Power Bcaiicd, Sox proved that he ia also effacr tee, Stewart trailed by only one tlonal Intercollegiate champ while ward to this series for two weeks," one trend ..of On the hoopla side; the Rock Murry Dick.son of the Phillies 14. spotlight all to themselves today There arw more than a half million Artually, the bit: New England, stroke, , a student at Douisiana State, pick­ Yanks claim that the only reason agement had admitted frankly Taylor. They were married .last Left Field—Minoso, Chicago. j live as' a starter. Against the In­ he said. "When we got to the top thought about never ha.* been one to g:ive out tvlth the tribe Is on top now has been that It Is fresh out of youngster.* .Alarinn Frirano and .Arnold all knowing people figure boy* tn 3.50Q Little Leagues In 47 •porta event wound up in an anti- The 32-.vear-old Stewart knew ed up a check for *1,800, and with Porlocarreni of the .-Vs have been Nov. 20 In Caracas, Venezuela. \ 362,713; Williams. Boston. 249.682. In Good (Condition states - this season. Only. South dians recently, Kinder started and riimactic finish on the 18th where \ye knew we'd have to beat off the big Brockton historic, statements. Rather, he has its sbility to fatten up conaiatent- who look ready for the big time. Center Field—M a n 11 e . New champion Maureen Connolly will defeated the Tribe. Incidentally, what he had to do to ktsy in the Bolt split half of the gate receipts the Dodgers to stay on top. If we Blockbuster. hit for IS .American I^-agiie hom­ Dakota has not joined th* Little Stewart conceded Just aa a heavy ball game, but in case there was tieen a..touch naive at tlmea—he Jack George, barkcourt ace of I York. 341,288; Tuttle, Detroit, lead a quartet of Americans in the only Boston win over Cleve­ today, valued at about *1.000. can win this series, and I'm sure Just how high, once wanted to know If It was er*. Morrle Ala.rtln of the White Local Sport Philadelphia, June 28 UP)— Vic League program. ■bower came up, but what turned any doubt about it, his seven- Bolt reached the 18th tee iri 63 Sox and Cleveland's Early Wynn the Philadelphia Warriors in the 1256.137. i ,i the semifinals of the All-England . '* * land thia season in the first dozen otit to be the' Tennis Championships. Power of the Philadelphia Ath­ games was by agriesa Kinder... strokes, four under par, and one The American League race, too, good left hook; have yielded 11 each. letics, was reported In apparently EL.STON HOWARD, the Negro curred on the flrat hole, i walked with him throughout the stroke less than Stewart, who be­ should the champ Besides the Cardinals, the Cin- ball to basebdll. He is playing for ! .536,529: Piersall. Boston. 281.733. It will be the biggest upset of outflelder converted Into a catch- Each major league team plays the • • • 1 remains up in the air. At the mo­ rate in all-time B^t in his simplicity, thiu shoe­ Chatter Lancaster, Pa., In tbe Class B Catcher—Berra. New York, 376,- ths tourney if she doesn't. Ever good condition at Presbyterian other 22 timee. l l .gimes at home tourney, reminded him: "Daddy, cause he wants to settle down with ment, the schedule favors the rinnatl pitching staff has been Hoapital after be-waa struck on er by THE BATTIJi; for the *2,400 top | you need some birdies." his family, .says "THis is my last tlsUngs ? maker's son has won over a good most generous with gopher balls Pledmont League. ^ 1966; Hegan, Cleveland, 241.508. since the Wimbledon' champion­ close to .350 with Toronto In the nuniber In rival parka. money between these Texans “ Probably because he was preps- Yanks. Through July 11, the World "You begin to Piany people. Like his simple dres­ RAIN AND WET .grounds ships were revived ■ after World the head by a pitched ball and car­ Bach team plays a 154-game PGA tour; I'm going to pick only Champions take on' the second di­ with 77-bgainst. The Athletics ried from thefleld in the first In­ International League .. Irish Hor­ schedule.. .Lefty Gomez has been ' hardly w'aa underway when Bolt Inp too hard, Stewart's drlvelAfcjsnt a few spots in 19.vi." look back," So sing room statement when queried lead t))e American League with 7.» caused postponement of all base­ War II, the United States has pro­ an and his Lucky Kelt Drivers sank a aix-footer for a± Birdie, vision teams In 14 games while in about a severe cut he received mj&iiM5kgL ball and softball activity sched­ vided both finalist.* In the women's ning of an exhibition baseball named aporta director of IVKNB- out of bounds by 14 Inches.'He Their round.*, a* far as they Gold .said, "an snd Detroit is next with 62. have scheduled an appearance the same period, the (Indians and during tho Charles fight. uled last nighti The Intermediate singles and most of the semiflnat- game with the Philadelphia Phll- TV. while Stewart, hurt by a slice off Had to drive again, ,ja'htch counted went, on the 6.551-yard, par you find yoursel, Among Ihe’ pftchers who have OUT OF DOORS g,Uh liea at Connie Mack Stadium laat Thursdajr night a t' Stafford ,„the tee and an erratic chip, holed as his third shot, and his approach White Sox will be at each other's thinking, all of a|{„,,|,y "I got it from a right ha4d I)eague game between the Police iats as well. 35-36—71 Wethersfield Country throats eight times. „ Marciano worked at least 25 innings. Mike night. Springs * Fairgrounds. Feature MAKES RARE FIAT ’ out In 8. landed on the e<*ge of a trap. sudden, that this punch in the fourth round," Rocky By CRAiTG WOOD Garcia of Cleveland has permitted and Fire and Manchester Tire has This year the battle to get Club course included four birdies "We've had -chances to get through ths quarter finals will be Power, playing third base for of the dare-devil show will be the Baiti more UP) — IVhSn catcher That gave Bolt a tvi'd'' *' * * apiece. Rocky isn't too bad a fighter. In anawered. the fewr.st home runs. The fast- been re.*cheduled for tonight at fl ahead b.v beating the second divi­ o'clock at the West. Side Oval. fought out among alx American the injured Jimmy Finigan, was catapulting of an automobil* from Clint Courtney of the Orioles made • t r.o k e lead right away,. a MEAN\VH1I,E, BOI.T, playing the past 20 year.4 we've: h.ad some This Is a fl*tle milestone. In the balling righthander has been a vic­ hit by a pitch hurled by bonus a giant cannon driven by Dyna­ • handicap which Stewart even­ safe for his first major "victory sion ' clubs all along." proclaimed champions who wouldn't get past My greatest shot was made at tim only once, by Sam Meic of girls—Mias Connolly, Doris Hart, an unasaiated double play agaiaat When Pete Runnels of the Sen­ Yank mastermind Casey Stengel. fight biisine**, you see, a punch Shirley Fry, l>oul*e Brough, Mr*. pitcher Tommy Qualters. mite Bill Horton.. Stock car race the Yankees on June 2 it waa only tually cut into, but was never since winning the Miami Beach the fifth with this guy." ' never cuts a .gJi.v. It Is ahva.vs a Spring Mill in Philadelphia during Baltimore on May 8. LEGION JUMOR.H will prac­ ators hit a home run against the "What happened? We just don't tice tonight at 6 o'clock at Mt. Margaret Osborne Du Pont wnd program.* at Stafford have been the 38th such play by a catcher in able to overcome. Bolt and Four-Ball ’ with Dick Mayer ;a*i White Sox this season, it was the While some of the opinions are butt from the other guy’s hard and the 1938 United States Open C3iam- Curt Simmons of 'Philadelphia' RICH FISHING shifted fbom Satm'day to Friday Bolt bolted tO a three-stroke ad­ March, was on the green in two, do it. I know they play better aiibject to conslderaltle dispute, the fouling head, you are told. and Art Fowler of Cincinnati each Nebo. If raining, the boys will Mr*. Betty Pratt— and a couple of major league history. It happened first such drive he ever hit in against us than against the other pionship. hold a meeting at 7 o'clock at the Fleeing Fleas Britons la Angela Mortimer and Grldley. Calif. ((P) - - Fishing night*, effective this week..Box­ this way. With Irv Noreh on third vantage with another birdie on with an easy ppr 4 in sight. Griffith Stadium. fact remains that, off his showing "No punch could open up a cut It was made on the 18th hole, the have given up five, the lowest really was good for Mra. Marjorie, ing wilt hold forth at the Plain: contenders and I know the.v save •gainst Ezzard Charles, previous : lIJre this," fighters, managei-s and total in the National League. East Side Rec. Wednesday night Helen Fletcher. Miss Mortimer Is Bob Grim at the plate, the batter their good pitching for us. 72nd of the tournament. the Legion plays In Windsor By .JOE STETSON seeded sixth and Miss Fletcher Kelleher. One pf the big black^ vllle Stadium on July 8 wheh the attempted a . squeeze bunt on tha notion* on At Weill'a guy must be ■ trainers always scrcaiti In the It came after Sam Snead had baaa she caught contained a 22 ’'But we've got depth and men Locks and Sunday afternoon re­ Dog Editor seventh. Loyal Order of Moose wtlt apon- third atrike. He mtaaed the tNzll revised, dressing looms. registered, on the same hole. The Miss Mortimer plays Miss carat gold ring 'and aiiother a aor a pro card headed by Pierre of ability. They have the winning : -From the night be beat Jersey But Rocky jiist laid It on the turns home to play East Hartford for the atiikeout and Noreil was' rljinoua 8 which coat him the title. at the Oval, "All you have to do is train Brough of Beverly Hills, Calif., woman'! 15 jewel wriatwatch. Hernandex of France and... Pat tagged out at home. habitband it's time they got down Joe Walcott until now, Rqcky ime.line. He was tagged with a punchpui After a great drive, I waa faced .to work. The pennant race will go j e s i s o ’f Major Leagues your dog to do the same thing. and Miss Fletcher meets Miss Hart never has established himself In knd it^ busted him up. No frills. No with a braaaie ahot of about 260 of Coral Gables. Fla. Nobody gives down to a tight finish. the ptiblic's mind as a real cham­ excuses. He was just hit yards' to a very narrow opening JOHNNY ANDERSON, lanky Isn!t that right, Joe?" • * • ‘. Home Run Pitchers basketball player in the Rec Sen­ Ed had beCn talking to Al Bent- the British girls much of a chance, pion, the swagj-cr giiy known , by He fights the same way. Noth­ to the green, one which probably against the- hard hitting Amerl- THE YANKS THINK the In­ ing fancy. He simply takes dead did not meaaure more than 15 ior League for several seasons, le.v, snd from the.grin on his face everybody -at a glance. has joined the Marines. Anderson csn*. Miss Hart, last year'a flnal- dians are slipping after winning The idea hefe_ls that Rocky, aim and then apencis the entire yards. NATIONAL LE \(il E he was enjbytng himself, prob­ two of three from the Tribe In played ball while In high school. ■ iat, ia seeded second and Miss with anoth»r'’litlt" clefen.se In .Sep­ time trying to knocjt your head The distance was so great that Pitcher and Club W-L IP HR ably at Al'a expenae. Brough fourth. CARTER CHEVROLET CO., Inc. their last series. They think XI off. To be sure, this' style leaves I could not play a . carry ahot to „"Ian't what right?" I asked, tember helping to keep him In the Staley. St. Louts . . . 3-7 93 17 “LEARN TO S\VlM” blanks Neither are Mr*. Du Pont'a Lopez' wobbly infield will lose public's eye, wilt a.s.sume the kind him open for sharp counters, htit the green. 1 Robert*, Pliiladelphia 10-7 149 16 though I should have been more 1 *» wA chances rated very high against games for him and that he's handi­ the powerful shell of armor which I had to ■ play’ short to roll are available at Salter's Pond and cautious and kept my nose in the 371 MAIN STREET of lofty position In the alhletic J Surkont, Pittsburgh 6-8 107 15 Globe Hollow Pool. First classes mighty .’'U til* Mo", in full cry i capped by the lack of a good left world which will bring remarks, la Rocky's- body is-made to soak through the ofwni'ng. Erskine, Brooklyn .. 8-6 112 15 newspaper. after her third title and r'ii.nnthg fielder. up punches. I required a 4 to tie Byron Nel­ will start July 6. Blanks are also some 30 years or so from now, Dickson, Phlla...... 7-7 102 14 avalable al the- Rec office on - ’.’.about the wa.v to get rid of ..I-'’’ and hitting ths ball harder than To this Lopez says: As for his next bout, Ezzard son at 284'. ' Maglie, New York .. 7-4 101 13 fiMia," said Ed. VI was Just tell­ like this: "Why, Marciano would Charles would make a fine re­ School Street. * ever. Mrs. Du Pont of Wilmington, HOLIDAY "Just as long as we stay ahead murder any of theae buma we have After waiting IS minutes for Raachl, St. Louia .. 6-3 10.5 13 ing Al that a fox, when he be- r - A ' Del., 1947 Wimbledon -winner, is ..ECONOMY of the Yanks I'm satisfied. I'm not match, except for one thing. Mar­ the crowd to clear, I pis.ved a 'Si around toctay." PerkowsUi. Clnc'tl ., 1-6 46 12 FIRSTS NATIONAL RANK and comea heavily Infested, holds a back here after an absence of 2 worried about the White Sox. ciano Improvea with each fight. straight Mraasle shot which went 6i»«a«s) % Hacker, Chicago . . . 2-7 66 It stick In his mouth and swims out In short. It look* as If Marciano Given another crack at the ce­ directly through the renter of the Brown and Beaupre will meet in years.. She's had easv passage so TTiey haven't got enough depth or Is established aa an authentic Baezewski, Cinc'tl .. 5-4 79 11 Into a-lake with Juat his nose and fat but her game has appeared enough ' long - ball hitter.*. 'And ment-tough. Charles, he probably narrow opening and rolled']8 feet an Alumni League ba.seball game PERFORMNNCE heavyweight champion of the short of the cup, Newcombe, Brooklyn 5-3 63 10 tonight al 6 o'clock at Charter the stick above water. The fleas rusty at times. they're not the Yankees. We've got would belt him -out or' abuae him I and I, tied and Nel.son won on the Valentine. Cinc'ti .. 7-6 91 10 scurry oiit of the water onto, the world. . badly. I missed jthe putt for an eagle I sei ond play-off. Oak Park. The Bankers are unde­ . In the other all-Ameriran qusr- more pitching depth than wg had He is the type of fighter, how­ .YMERIC'A.V LE A(il E stick and the fox lets go and the ler final. Mrs. Pratt of South a year kgo and it has meant a But whoever steps in with Mar­ 3 which would have won the Although I won the Open two feated. ever, who must be kept active. ciano Iri September, be it Charles. tournament "outright, but at least Trice, Philadelphia .. 7-5 102 14 fleas are adrift on the stick. If Orange, N. J,, meets Miss Fry of lot." • I years later, no single shot stand.* Gromek, Detroit .... 9-6 11.5 14 he could train his dog to do the Rust hprts him. The propo.*ed Sep­ England's gon Cockell or the I had achieved one of my great­ j out in my memory aa much as this PHIL MITCHEUV of Manchw- Akrpn, Ohio. Misa Fry,is seeded tember match should take care of winner of the Hurricane Jacksqn- est thrills in hitting a fine shot Fricano, Philadelphia 3-5 65 13 ter holda down second place in the same thing, he wouldn't have any percentages, fleas can be eaaUy third and Miss P ratt eighth and ! beauty on Spring MlllX 18th, Portocarrero, Phlla. . 106 flea problem." URE SALE that. Nino Valde.s bout,, they'll be trying when.it really counted; I where Sam Snead came his tin- 5-6 13 point standings at Riverside Sta­ kept under control. experts think the Ohio girl is just Rocky now has shown this ob- to beat a popular champ. Byron^ Nelson, Denny . *thute I fortunate cropper. Martin, Phlla.-Chicago 3-5 65 11 dium for .sportsmen racing driv­ "But you have to take the oars True, fleas can, after many gen­ that much better. Wynn. Cleveland , . . 8-6 104 11 ers. Mitchell trails Joe Paleski of away, from them first.” 1 added; erations, develop an Immunity to So far aa the girls arc .concerned, Kellner, Philadelphia . 3-8 107 10 Hartford by one point. Both men "The what?” asked Al, suspect­ DDT, but there.. are atill mai^y members of the seeding committee Branca, D etro it...... 3-3. 41 9 will drive tonight at the Bay State ing niore than ever that his leg places where It ran be used to are . patting thcmacivea on the Exh ihitioh Scores Nixon, Boston 5-7 75 9 track. I — was being pulled.' good advantage. Be sure, though, hneli. ^ .All right needs haxw_ iemme . . . two rngin footurat you wmt Sport Schedule Cisco Andrade Impresses Henrv,' Boston ...... 3-6 76 9 "Don't Worry about it, Al,'* I that all people and pets are re­ throiig^wtth only minor aciiatche* Boston (Al 8, New York (Nl 6. Pierre. Chicago 3-4 77 9 moved frirni any enclosure being and thetoily seeded player to drop wliM you piirehMt o Usod Ciw. ♦ Hoeft, Detroit ...... i 3-7 94 9 said. Vl'll let you, borrow my lit­ Philadelphia (Nl 3, Philadetphia .Tonight With KO Agaihst DiGilio Spnliti Can’t Repeal tle white ,dog. With him you'll sprayed until the atmosphere has a ae^ has been Miss Fletcher. (A» 2. Pro Wrestling. 8:30—Mt. Nebo. clear up the flea problem quickly cleared. DDT can be put In' The men's seeding*, however, SEIBERLING Cleveland (A) 10, Pittsburgh (I^) whitetvaah or paint, too, and will have not followed as tfi'* to form. North' Methoflisl vs. United Mark of Year Ago enough.” YKNTKBItAV’H ■flSl'I.TS 2. ' ' Methodist, 6 - Robertson Park. New York, June 29 OP) — Cisco , Andrade la returning to Califor- -last quite a tvhlle that way. Yesterday, defending .champion Vic „ Ameriesa Cincinnati (N) 6, Detroit (A) 2, Andrade, a picture fighter with a Now Al was really confused, so Seixas of Phile.delphia, rated No Rumes i ■ Red Sex vs. Cards, .6—Waddell Tiia for a rest because he has had I told him how. In the days before Many good commercial powders NaIIoiAI St. Louts (N) 3, Rochester (IL) dazzling jab an(j blinding speed, six fights this year or one a month. ■f Milwaukee. June 29 (P) — Lefty are available with rotonone. The.y fourth, was eliminated By Budge Cortor's Usod Co.n Hava a 30-dcnf worronty in writing No Field. • effective flea killers were devel­ ^111114*8 8ChPClul»*fl. 2.- haa made a aensational New York After the rest he'll be ready for Warren Spahn already haa lost are deadly to Insects and harm­ Patty bf Los- Angeles and Par.is, STANOfNGS Binghamton (EL) 5, ^ew York First National Bank vs. Brown oped, I used to let the little white the 1980 champion and. seeded sev- — which iryour ofiiuranct thgt you urn buying • iN - SAFETY N a t i o n a l and. Beaupre, 6- Charter Oak, debut by knocking .out ' stubborn anybody, perhaps a return match' more games this season than he dog, run around on troublesome less to people an'd pets. W L P r t . GRG (A) 2. ■; . Johnny DtGllio.^ stnth, .7-5, 4-6. 6-3, 6-2. And Ans- N > w Y o r k Wednesday, June 30 with Algerian Hoacine Khalfi; who did in all of 1953. ..One company suspends rotonone 0^.0. 4 .\ 4ft 22 .6 6 2 fi - ’ ^—. . . . —-• ■'* areas, and the fleas would jump on. . tralta'a Lew Hoad, No. 2, fell be­ Brfxikl.vn • ...... 44 24 .6 4 7 1 Herm's Camera vs. North Ends, 28-yMr-old Conqpton, Calif, lost a split decision to him at Tole­ 7'he Braves' ace won 23. games him just as they will on a white and pyrethrum In g fln# hydrogen­ ptndobla used cor. Philndalphlii • .1 . fore Jaroslav Drqbny 6-4, 6-3, 6-3! ...... aft 30 6—Mt. Nebo. hoxere. unbeaten in 25'pro starts, do, March 20. and dropped seven last year and sheet—excepting that he. waa a ized oil and puts it up In a proa- M U w A u k F A ... 22 .5 0 0 21 Andrade weighed-lSS. DiGilio 140 .. sure' can that makes It convenient But top seeded Tony Trabert of CInrfnniiil' looks llksi a man for the future In led ihe National League in earned self-propelling sheet—and the'n it ...... 2ft .4ftft 12 Fxivor Pal Torza • Atn^ica'n Legion '•*- to apply and, because of (the oil Cincinnati brushed aside Mervyn S i . (*o{iin .... rift . « 7 « 1 2 H Windsor L ocks, 6—Windsor Locks. the lightweight class. , Ahd the nin average with-2.10. 'This season, was easy to retrieve the ffeaa from (^hirajfo.,...... ^ 3 42 ,2ft4 3 0 » , future may not' be too far away. Walter Cartier was decked In the Warren has slumped to a 7-8 rec­ his pink sktq. ? suspension, asaures a longer effec­ Rom of Australia 6-2, 6-2, 7-5-to PUtJthupKh r, • 4ft .2 2 2 St. Bridget's vs. Emanuel Lu­ ..... ill Woiilen’g Golf "We'd grab Paddy DeMarco fifth round and staggered In the ord. His ERA is 2.98. But that was- in the days before tiveness. ■ . join Drobny, Patt.v and Ken Rose- A m a r i r a a theran. 6- Robertson Park. (Distributed by NEA Service) t'lF’v.’iand ...... 4ft 22 ,67ft (the champ) tomorrow if we got sixth hut had romplete rontrni of rotonone.wss available in Sufficient wait of Australia in the semifinals. f ' h l r a w n Manchester Auto Parts vs. Fair- ...... 4ft 34 .6.S2 I ' i the chance," said Manager Ralph Tuzo Pqrtiiguez the rest of the wsy Q. How many A ll-Star. Games quantity or DDT waa developed. . " . ’ -J W w York ,,, 26 (Bridgeport, June 29 (Ab—Patty field's, 6—Charter Oak. Here are a few top buys: ...... 44 ,ft22 3 o- to win a iinanimoii* derision In lO has the Red Sox' Billy Goodman D e t r o i t ...... » 26 ,44ft I f t ' f Torza, the Edgewood gal who is Roy Motors vs. Bantly Oil, 6— Gambina in the dreaalng at St. Now, with any number of rotonone ...... » 2K .4 3 2 lft*a West Side Oval. Nicholai Arena after the fight roimds at Brooklyn's Eastern Park.' been In? powders With dr without pyreth- 1952 FORD 4-Dr.'Sedan. 1952 CHEVROLET Station'^Wagon. All R a l l i m n r a ...... 27 42 .2 !n 1 9 1 , favored by many to win, opjxised laat- night. way laat night. A. Two—in 1949 and *58. rum and DDT sprays In various rhiladaiphla ...... 2ft 41 ,2ftk 19*? Deci's Drive-In vs. Cheney- Radio, heater, Fordnm atic.^ Ktcel body. Radio, heat- C A C R o f f tn n ...... 24 41 .2 6 9 20*3 Mra. H. B. Naramore today a.* Pioneer, 6 Charter Oak. Writer Andrade had flattened ' Both fighters were warned con­ TOIM V'M OAMKM stantly by Referee Jack Watson for er, Power Glide. - Xaiiaiial match play started In the Con­ Thiirsda.v, July 1 21-year-oId DiLlgio ln 2:08 of the Gtt tbg 1948 CHEVROI-ET DeLuxe Broiiklyn 81 N«*m’ York fniirhO—NVw- necticut Women's Golf Tourtia- tenth and fl'nal round. Bleeding fouling and Portuguez wg.* penal­ (b-3) , Yankees vs. Dodgers, 6—Wad- ized the third round for low blow* 1951 CHEVROLET Club Coupe. Heat­ — PLUS — rombp' T* MarjIIi* (74) or Mnnxaiit msnt. dkll Field. from the nose and. a cut over the 2-Door. Heater. Ix>w Mile- $595 left eye. DiGilio collapsed under an In avbruising battle, witnessed by NEW er. Unusually good Phila*~ Miss Torza, sister of pro Felice Nassiff’s vs. Manchester Trust, 1,007 who paid *2,010. age. A real value! ONE NEW TUBE FREE Wthnipipr tI-41 vn Surkont IG-R). Torza, of St. Charles, lit.,- won 6-^CJiarter OalC. / Andrade right. Referee Ray . Mil­ buy!, $975 St. laotjin V8 rinrinriAtl (nlKhn-^-BPArd medalist honors yesterday wtU) a ler didn't even bother to count. Cartier, a SP-year-old veteran 10’^incli : V8 Nuxhall tS-li. Friday, July 3 now will rest-.until mid-August 1949 CHEVROLET DeLuxe A r 1953 CHEVROLET 2-Door'^Sedan.Sedan. 'Ra- Ra- WITH EVERY PURCHASE - ChirAfo At MilwAukto (nlfht)—'Min> 35-41-r76,' 3 over .womei.'s par of Fairfield's vs. Moriarty’s, 6 ^ It had been obvious for several 4-Donr. Heater. Popular n^r t5-5T va Wilnon 37-36—73 at Brooklawn. She ted ro’jnds that DiGilio didn't have a when he will be ready for Johnny dio, heater, seat covers. ! . AmprlfAA • Charter Oak. Bratton, Bobby Jones or Ralph Chesttrfield PONTIAC Fleetline Model. chance against this fine boxer who Like New! York At .Bonloii (ntfht)—"McDon- 16 qualiflets for the championship ’ First National- Bank vs. Etkif, 6 (Tiger) Jones. The New Yorker $1495 Ald <4-1) VA f4-l). flight. —Charter Oak. ” - . jabbed him dizzy, shook him with I WAAhinRton At PhilAcltlphiA fnlchO — rifihts to the head and doubled was a 12 to S favorite over tho SUPPORTER BELT 1951 CHEVROLET De- 1952 CHEVROLET DeLuxe 2-Door I McD#*Tmoit l5-7> va Port^Arr^ro Fornser National Champion Sunday. July 4 rugged Coots Rican. him up with right hand punches* Heatfr. Ia>w Lis! Prices of Seiberlinj; Safety Tire.s r ir ’V'^land At BAltimorp 4niitht) Grace Lenezyk of Indian Hill waa Amerlpait-t Legion Juniors vs. ^^Cartter weighed 164 H, Portugue* "IT TARiS THi MIDDU OUT F..uxe 2-Door. Heater. ^1045 I MoiiMr^rDAn (7-4) va laArArn (J-7>. to the body. StIllDiGlllo kept com­ H trt't your cliaihtt to sova qnd at among three players grouped in OF M SPDU SALES and SERVICE Exceptionally dean. .Mileage. ' Dfirolt At ChicAfo t2. twL-niirht) -- East Hartford, 2:18—West Side ing in, trying his'best to'-,get In­ A G f" $1245 7.10 X 15 BLACK •••*.••. $31.50 Hit MHnt Hint tc|uip your car for Grom^k and. fJmrvor t4^^) ta the second spot behind Mia* Torza Oval. side and under ihe stinging jab. Plerqe^.(S-4> and CdnaurirrA (9-2). with 79s. Ihe other* were Mr*, Ths Chs«*sril*id riHS fla'S*- *.70 X 15 BLACK '52B k 50 Fairfield's vs. Moriarty's, 2— soft holMay drivinq with Stibtr- i.'harleii Bpaulding of Round Hill Charter Oak. ^ All three offielalB gave,DiGilio a rsjwcs fohsM*. 10-Inch wobthond of NOW AT OUN ENUROED OARAGE 7.*0 X 15 BLACK • • • . . . $34.75 STATE JUNIOR GOLF and Mrs. Clinriea Brnlnnrd of S to 1 uaderdog only one round, Last Night 's j^ighls ilng Safety TIrt* . , . the oiily New Haven. June 29 (Ab — Sec- Manchester Auto Parts vs. the firat. Referee Miller aeored the fisMt •loitic wobbloa— \ B.00x 15 BLACK ...... $37.95 Hartford. American Legion, 3:30—Charter two-way jlTolehl IloUic 0 .9 5 tire* with pdtihttd HEAT VENTS li retary W. H. Neale of the State Mias Rose Benlei, < a newcomer eighth even on^hU 7-1-1 card. New York (St. Nicholas Arena) $ During this Male—2.5% Golf Association announced Oak. Judges ' .Artie .A id a I a, .Arthur ■ • ih ay-front pouch. AND SALESROOM AT OFF ABOVE IJST Ihot scrftguard you against blow- from Walilngford, was alone_J)^ Monday, July 8 -p taco Andrade. 135, Compton, PRICES—PLilH ONE NEW TL’BE FREE yesterday he Will accept entries Schwartz and the Associated Caltf., knocked out Johnny Dirtlio GMAC Financing—if you wish. OK outs. Got yours today! until noon on Friday for the Statev fifth with an 80. . Manchester Auto Parts vS. Mori­ ' WITH EVERY P I’RfTIASE A playoff at 86 was necessary to Press all had it S-1, after alne 140. Bayonne, N. J., 10. ' Junior Championship Tournament arty's, 6—Charte- Oak. rounds. TImi small crqwd, estimat-- Used Cars are honestly described for decide the 16th spot In the cham- Brooklyn (Eastern Parkway I; to be played at Watertown 'Tuea- ftoy Motors va Police arid Fire- ed at 780. gave IMGIIIo la Mg ‘XT Arena)—Walter Cartier, 164',, : day, Wednesday and Thuriday of “plqnahlp flight. It went to MrsI men. 6—West Side Oval. for courage, j Bob Christenberry, safdy — performance — value. Charles Novotny of New Haven New York, outpointed Tuzo (Kid) 373 MAIN STREET '"5. I; next week. Boys born on or after Walnut Street Grill va Deci's ehalnnaa of the New Y’ork Stfte Portuguez, 161. Costa Rica. 10. ivints Jttly 6. 1930, are eligible to com­ who defeated 'tCrs. W. L. Fehn of Drive-In. 6—-Charter Oak. Athletic Oommlssion,. Was so Ini- SMIP Hartford. ' "*■. M o ri t r e a i\—Billy Lauderdale, . • 1 pete. There will be a new chant- 'pre'ssed he asked Ihe prorootera to 151L, Hialeah) Fla., ' outpqinted ' PHONE K(ilr9.9442 Lplon l>«cauae Dick Kowaleskl., of' Last.year's winner, P st ■O'Sulli­ Waterbary. June 29 UP) — Ted­ lylBg' bork DIGHIo; Mari and'Car Blasted,Out of World’s I-argcfit Ciinnoi|! van of Orange, was ineligible to JohpnyGreco,a)ll's, Montreal, 10. I hfew Haveif. who won last year, dy "Red Top” Davis of Hartford DiGilio called Cisco ‘'terrific” Los AngeIea->Doiv:Jordan. 138^,. I has passed the age lipiit.^ r defend her champioiishlp because puta ^ hia New England , light­ but said‘ he'd'ClIiks to fight him Los Angeles, outpointed Freddie 1 :$0 /CHEVROLET/ she has titrned professional. weight title on -the line hare to­ THURS. NIRHT tlNLY, JULY , at l •gain. . » . (Bgbe) Hennan, 1*2, Lqif Aqgelea. .Pmefiptiop Pharma^ ^ ADMISSION flJM->KIDS 50r ■wVllerwelght .tam pion K-td One iS-hoIe'round of match play night against the challeng* of "He's .sijppsry, jabo good and iOI-315 RENTER ST. I Gavilan.gave up a promising base-' will be held' dally ilfittl Friday Irish Pat Mallane of Union City. feinU,” he said. ".He's always Ha 901 Main Strfiel \ TEL.)MI.3.5135 iautte, Mont.—Ramon’Tlscareno, -I , ball .earecr for profeasiqnal boje- when the field is narrowed to the The 12-round bout wilt be' held you." It wa«'the first tim« DiGUia 148. Lo« Angelas, outpointed Pablo Tel. MltchcU 3-5321 1 STAFFORD SPRIiBS SPEEDWAY .)■ in f • . • \ ■ /; two finalists. outdoors In Municipal Sodium. had bMn stopped fa) 34 fIghU. Malls. 146, Italy, 10. \ V4 ■V’ '■>: i \ • ' ■ - 1 1 - ,, ■ ■ v\ ' ■ - .'VS'- '-r- ■T\'- r s '.fry '

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Werdo not ask you to take condition. MI. 0-0380. d i a l MI-3-4112 tion. Alao six room Cape Cod, nice repairs. Froe estimates. Ray New Model Laundry, 78 Summit IIrs. Porter, 14 Laurel Street, urons, $1. Handkerchiefs, 50c. ment, one room with kitchen street or ceU 3fl, 9-1093. a loan from a bank or finance Hagenow. Ml. 9-3314. Ray Jack- Street. Rockville. ^Jlolders, 10c. Towels 50c, Centers, pHvilegea and two stnglea, suit­ An older home in an es­ lot. Lake privUeges. Also co­ 21‘OAK STREET— MANCHESTER company to complete your down HARLEY '41—81 overhead. Fully The Jarvis Realty Co. offers for lonials, chicken and dairy fcrma. Aivertisemenb 98c. Bibs, 50c. 88" squares, 78c. able for men. Apply Vernon Inn. FOUR ROOM office euite end lav­ tablished neighborhood. All your careful consideration better A. V.. ‘RURT” LINDSAY, Prop. payment, Poaltlvely only equipped, 8170. Inquire Burk, 101 ____ f' ______TalcottvUle. 3U. 9-8218. Alao lake cotfagea, $1700 and up. Florence St. after 6. Many othel Items. Mrs, Elliott, 75 atory at IS dak 8t. Apply Wat- five rooms on one floor (2 home value* exclusively, ours in CLASSIFIED AOVT. down buys a 1949 car, |199 buya a REGISTERED Nurse, trained at­ RICH 3'ARM LOAM. $8 a yard de­ Henry. 30. 8-7832. ' klna Broa., 935 Main 8t. John S. BiaaeU, Croat St., Coven­ WE 30PEC1AUZE IN bedrooms) single tar garage. Mancheater. try. Phone PI. 2-6338. DEPT. HOURS 1980, $398 buys a 1983. No addiUon- Roofing li -A tendant and nurse’s aide. Apply livered. CeU 30. 8-SSOl, NEWLY DECORATED, Beautifully al aide notm or loans. , We guaran. Laurel Manor, 91 Chestnut It. MI. WHITE TABLE and four chairs, furnished and specious room. The FOR RENT—Small etore, 21 Oak Nice quiet yard. Vacant. Sell­ $13,500—6 EDISON ROAD. Im­ RESIDING YOUR HOME 8:15 A . M. to 4:S0 P. M. t u to m U under the above terms Business Serviced Offelred 13 ROOFING—Speciallaing in rapalt- 9-2324. FILL FOR SALE pow. Delivered kitchen cabinet, $38, Call after most complete light housekeeping Street. SuiUCbla for office. For in­ ing for $14,000. maculate 0 room Cape Cod home. SUNNY VIEW DR. Varnoii. New with notes aa low aa $40 monthly. or loaded on your truck. Tel. 30. White aluminum siding. Complete­ 3. bedroom split-level, garage. V Ahnatam CUpbeerdlng, Aabaataa, PlaoMs aa MANCHESTER T.V. Service, radio Ing roofa of aU kinds. Also new 5:30 p.m. 3U. 3-7598. f fscUities available in Manchester. formation caU 341. 9-1690 or 3(1. Good credit ia our only require* GIRL WANTXU) to wait on custom­ 9-7408. You will mervet at the cleanliness / 8-8094. ly tiled bath. Oversized garage, Built in stove end oven, plastered Bldlag, la m wU* variety *f ealan aai atyli COPY CLOSING TIME and T.V. specialists since 1934, roofa Gutter work. Chimneys ers. ment. Oouglu Motors, 33S Main. cleaned, repaired, 36 years* ex- Apply "Place For Eating"', WES’HNGHOUSE SeAled unit re­ of this building. Children accepted. T. J. CROCKETT^ Bk)k*r paved driveway. Lot expertly land­ walla, select oak floora, ahiryl* ex- TELEPHONE BfI-S-SSn--«r BO-»-34M FOR CLASSinED ADVT. House service call $3.50. MI. Routete 8, Bolton, after 11 a.m. WINDOW Screens, like new, with frigerator. $20; small gas stoves, scaped wHh shade and fruit trees. terior. A real fin* home in an *x- 9-8660 or. MI. 3-4607. irience. Free estimates. Call Central. Priced so reaaonabi* f Ho n t o f f ic e s WE FINANCE TOUB DEAL MON. THRU FRI. 1941-1940. OLDER CheyroIeU, hardware. Some painted. Assorted $15 and |5. 3U. 3-8809. Office MI-3-5416 Oil heat. Short walk to school, ceUent' neighborhood. Directions Sowiey. Manchester kOtcheU YOUNG WOMAN wanted for hand siseS. 30. 3-4836. you’h gaap! Be aura and aea this ^4 mile east of Vernon Center. Rt. Fords, other good transportation. COMPLETE REPAIRS by Stuart 3-5361. one.'Mrs. Dorsey, 14 Arch St. FOR RENT transportdtion and shopping. 10:30 A. M. Good credit enables us to accept cutting. Apply Kaklar Toy Co., 80 TWO 9 X 12 RUGS wit]} pads, also 30. Warren E. Howland, Realtor- R. Wolcott on wringer and auto­ Hilliard St. U. 8 . OIL BURNER with controls. Residence MI-9-7751 $13,700—45 WEDGEWOOD SATURDAY 9 A. M. $8 down. Oouglu Motors, 333 Main white Bengal combination oil '■ PLEASANT ROOM and bath for re­ DRIVE. Owner moving out of town Insurer, 6a Woodbridga'St. Va. matic wuhing machines, vacuum Inquire 20 Foster Street or 30, gaa atov*. MI. 8-6177. 3-8600,AfI. 3-5711. leanera, motors, small appli- 9-8021. fined gentleman. Private entrance. Spacious Rooms and anxious to sell this 0 room 1947 CHEVROLET 4-door, 194$ Heating— Plnmbing 17 MI. 9-6743. 34ANCHE8TER — Owner trena- nnni ooorcBATioN w i l l Ford 3-door, 1948 Plymouth sedan, fnces. Welding. '180 Main Street. Help wanted— Male 36 RARE OLD ENGLISH wine cabi­ ferred out of atate. must aecrlflca Cape Cod /home. 4 years old. Hot BOLTON HTURIDE, 6 room split BB APPBEOIATED Phone MI 9-6678. ■ OSCILLOSCOPE. $28. Also lawn Private Lavatories water oil heat. Fireplace. , Many 1947 Buick convertible, 1980 Ford LENNOX FURNACES and warm net with marble slab inset. Excel­ C03IF0RTABLE Room for refined lovely aix room Capa Cod. Ml. level home, large Uving room, 2-door. Douglu Motors, 383 Main. air heating. Earl Van Camp. ML UNIVERSAL Ughtnlng Rods. Inc., mower, 85. Floor lamp, $4. Cell lent condition. Must be seen to be built-in features. Excellent GI fireplace, Youngstown kitchen, STONE, BRICK, fireplace and ce- 9-5844.' 31 Walnut St., Hartford, . Conn., 30. 3-5232. gentleman next to bath. Parking. mortgage available. Dial MI-3-5121 appreciated. Curtin, Vernon Cen­ Phone MI. 3-8848. Parking For Forty Cars dishwaeher, hot water heat, at- WE NEED ROOM! ment work. CaU MI. 9-sai Or MI. wanta experienced men for direct ter Heights, Vernon. Rockville ■ee the ESCOTT AGENCY flret $14,700—05 WEAVER ROAD. 6 Uched garage, ameeiu drive, 3 -soa . GUARANTEED Plumbing and selling of a fast moving specialty FLAGSTONE. Stone for wells, Complete Clearance 6-9241. ATTRACTIVELY furnished' front for real values in housing In Men- room ranch, ceramic tiled bath. large lot, trees. Carlton W. Hutch­ heating. JobbinJobbing and new work, item. High commissions—perfect house fronts, flreplecea, etc. Bol- 139 East Center Street cheeter. East Hartford, Glaston­ Radiant oil heat. Aluminum com­ ins. MI. 0-5133, $-4594. COMPLETE Hand and power lawn 'Joseph SkeUey,^ ton Notch Quarry 30; t-0817. bedroom with twin beds. Complete Loot and Found $100 And Up f. MI. 9-8014. fit for storm window, siding or in­ housekeeping facilities evalleble. bury, Ellington, Vernon, Bolton bination windows and screens. At­ 1947 Kaiser 4-Door—Like new. mower sales and ssrvica. Motors sulation salesmen. (XILDSPOT Refrigerator. Excel­ VERNON CENTER Height*—Near- tuned iar overhauled. Pickup and WARDROBE TRUNK with breaa Private entrance. Parking. Inquire For Appointment Call Columbia. tached garage. Close by gram­ FOUND—J fUlows who w ill.l/w ____ « x , 1949 Chevrolet Convertible—Noth­ FOR YOUR PLUMBING lent condition. 326. Tel. MI. 9-3858. at 167 Maple St. mar school and biu line. See ua ly new aeven room Cep* Cod, Mtu- ing cleaner. deUvery urvice. Gihaon's Garage. WANTED^- Part time substitute corners. Excellent condition. Res- MANCHESTER: New six room ated on large lot, delightful subur­ wuh and du n out your ca!r for MI. 3-5012. sonebly priced. 30. 3-5814. JUItchell 9-9779 for a no doiWn payment mortgage OBly |S, Fot.urvlco tdephon* MI. 1949 Kaiser—Good trMsportation. and HEATING PftOBLEMS rural carrier. Address inquiries to BROWN AND Tan wool face rug, Garrison Colonial plus -new end ban atmoaphere with sweeping FOR SAFE HOLIDAY DRIVING! Louts, R.D, No. S, Manchester, if you are a qualified veteran. •470L 1951 Ford V -8 SUtion Wagon- 120. One dropleaf table, $10. PI. FURNISHED bedroom near Center. AOjt CONDmONED offices. Mo«- used Cap* Cods, Colonials, Ranches view. Fine home diatrict; foUr WIRING INSTALLATION of aU Conn. 2-8178. Cars Purchased Throuffh Friday Will Be ReaGj Just reconditioned. CALL - LANCASTER SHALLOW WELL Inquire 35 Foster St. MI. 8-8847. era design. Near Poat Office, Main and two family. JARVIS REALTY CO. bedrooms, living room, fireplace, LOOT—On* Spcidel Photo Ident b«- types. No Job too smaU. Peter For Your 4ilh of July Holidays 1951 Kaiser 4-Door—New motor. WANTBDi-Two experiepced car- pump. MI. 3-8ia. street, corner Wadaworth. 30. 054 Center Street, Mancheater open/ Stairway, tile bath,— large tw**n Montfomtry Ward and Five Pantaluk, 40 Foster atreet. Phone WILLARD B. DICKENSON FOR SALE—Imported Swedish lin­ AT THE CENTER, pleasant rooms 4!5ftT HARTFORD; Idaal home kitchOn. Delco' hot water system, A dresm boat. MItcheU 9-7303, pentera for clapboard siding. 40 9-9779, or 30. 9-9819. Call 3n-3-4112 and Tdn. Call MI. 9-9aW. Reward. WARDROBE Trunk with brass ens. For appointment call MI. for gentlemen, single or double. for older couple. Beautiful grounds, oil burner, aluminum combination 1952 Chevrolet 4-Door—Very, Very house project. Call 30. 9-8909 3-8390, Mrs. Harold West. ’52 Pontiac Cbtalina ’ 53 Ford V-8 4-D r, $157$ nice. MI-3-7632 corners. Excellent condition. Rea­ 14-18 Wadsworth St. garden, garage, near bue.' EAST SIDE—Seven room" ' Cape screens, storm sash, awnlnga, side LOST—PA48 BOOK No. M132. RUBRiSH a n d Aehes removed. after 7 p.m. • Cod. Bath, plus lavatory. Youngs­ H. T ...... $19!»5 1952 Hehry J 6 D$ Luxe' Club . General cleaning of attics cellara sonably priced. MI. 3-5814. . Suburban For Rent 66 porch. We Invite comparison and James Arnesa and Joan Weldon, above,' ere aeen in "Them," the ’S3 Chevrolet 4-Dr. |15M Notice ia hereby given that P au OPENINGS FOR two salesmen, GLASTONBURY: New Cape Cod town kitchen, aluminum storm inspection; Only 313,800. <3oodchild Book No. MU3. iaaued by The Coupe—A puch. and yard*. Call M and M Rubbiah Moving— ^Tracking CAPEHART TV 1953 console agricultural background an aaaet. ROCKVILLE 14 Laurel at. Three end ranch; aleo two Older home* windows, fireplace, garage, ames- Werner Broe. acience-flctl'On shocker opening tomorrow at the' State Abo ’47, ’49 and ’50 , Also ’48. ’49. ’50 ChtvtB. 1953 Mercury Sport Coupe—Merc- reihoval. MI. 9-9757. WANTED—Truck driver. Exper­ model, $100. Call PI. 2-8344. Realty Co., Realtors. Mancheater Savinga Bank o t Manchester h u Real ability and capacity to work room ftlrnisned apartment, chil­ near Main street. Good condition. ite drive, 90’ I'ot, ahade trees, only MI. 8-7925 or 9-0796. Theater. In conjuctlon with the film, which deplete a civil defena* Olds ...... $395 Bp. lets Priced Right! omatic. Low mileage. Storage 20 ienced only. Cell PI. 2-7289. Boats apid Accessories 46 organizajlion's attempt to cope with the invasion of giant ants, the l>een loat and application haa been ANTIQUEIS Refiniahed. Repairing a necessity for high earnings and dren accepted. Inquire first floor $14,500. Carlton W. Hutchina. MI. ’52 Dodge 4-Dr. ...|lS4f mad* to said bank for payment of 1954 Willys Club Coupe—New. MANCHESTER — Package DeUv­ permanent position.' Salary and rear. Mrs. Porter. ELLINGTON: Ranch, custom $-5132, 9-4894. local CD. unit 'Will put on demonstrations Wedni^Klay tbroujgh Satur­ ’46^CadiUae 4-Dr. ...$645 JUST TRADED done on any furniture. Tieman, THE NEW Johnson outboard CAPEHART CONSOLE 17" T.V., the amount of deposit. ery. Local light truclong and BULLDOZER operator wanted. commission, local territory, new built for cabinet maker. Beautiful Real Estate For Exchange 76 day night in the lobby of the theater, starting Off tomorrow night at ’49 Chevrobt ConvertiUt. 1950 Cadillac Convertible — Real 189 South Main St. Phone MI. motors are in. 8, 5',4, 10 and 25 $75. Call MI. 9-3841. workmanship. Two fireplace*. I MANCHESTER 3-560. package’-delivery. Refrigerators, Experienced only. Cell PI. 2-7289. HP. Terms, trades. Capitol Equip­ csr furnished. Write Box Q, 6:30 witl^ the units communications section. See the rules in today’s ’53 Mercury 2-Dr. .$2195 Special ...... $ 7 9 5 luxury. Summer Homes For Rent 67 SWAP; IF YOU have a Cap* Cod Herald governing the conteet on how to strengthen the local organisa­ washers and stove moving a ment, 38 3laln. SOLID 34APLE bedstead and coil Heratd, for appointment giving BOLTON: Ranch, two years old. Adorable three bedroom English Personals 1951 Pontiac Catalina—A ifteal. H A I RADIO-TV Service. Service specialty. hOt 9-0753. MAN FOR Responsible position. personal details, experience end or small home you would like to tion. Cdnteat prizes will be awarded on the stage of the theater ’ 51 Mercury 2-Dr. ’52 Chevrolet 4-Dr., $1545 spring—other piecia in maple. FOUR ROOM waterfront cottage Attached garage. Near library, Colonial home, built on nice lot;. ^trade in towards the purchase of 1951 Buick Super Riviera.—Real charga43.60. Tel. MI. 9-6665. Gary Must, apply in person. New Model OUTBOARD MOTOR. 7«4 h. p. Walnut dining room aet, mirrors, reference*. Saturday night, and CD peraonnel will be available each evening to Overdrive...... $1395 ’51 Dodge 4-Dr. . . . f l i a TBB PROBPBCT HUl School for nice. AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS CO., Laundry, 73 Siftnmit St. St Steffordville. All electric, $6(f churches and achool. Ix>t 150 x First floor, large living room with a new e room Colonial located In lamonaco. Baby chick 4 section brooder. Tel. rugs, miscellaneous. MI. 9-5090. per week. Call between 4 and 8 150. fireplace, sun room, dining jxwm answer questions concerning the contest. young chUdren will re-open Sept. 1951 Chevrolet Bel Air—Excellent local and long distance moving, MI. 8-4426 after 5 p. m. FURNISHED ROOM on West Side Manchester; hot water oil heat; Sth. Tnutsportation furnished. Mrs. ahnfie. GONDEUt'S T.V, SerTlce, avaUabIs packing, etofage. CaU ML 3-5187. BARGAINS in used. appliances. with private family. Also parking p.m. 3H. 9-9712. and beautiful kitchen. Second floor, ceramic tile bathroom, with Lela Tybur, direct'ol'. P hue MI. Hartford CHapel 7-1423. BARBER WANTED. Hotel Barber COLU34BIA; Privately built three bedrooms and bath. One car colored bath fixtures; fireplace, BUY OF THE DAY any time. Antenna conversions. 14 FT. CAPE COD dory, also new. Terms and trades. James A. space. MI. 9-5A52. MAINE! Prlyate. Six bedrooms ranch home. Off Route 6A. 94787. ' 1953 Henry J Coruir De L>ix§— Phllcd factory supervised service. Shop. Rockville 5-7438. Master Craft trailer. May^be aeen Woods Appliances, 383 Center St. detached garage. Owners moving large kitchen with plenty of cabi­ PIANO MOVING" —Refrigerators, PLEASANT ROOM. Central. Kltch- furnished, electrified and screened to California. Must be seen to ap­ net space. Call The Johnson Build- Byrd Apparent Girl Scouts Mml(one4 Special!^ Radio and heater. 3,000 origi­ Tel. MI. 9-1486. between? 8 and 8 p.m. at 88 Tan­ MI. 9-1918. cemo wtth large mein living room, HARTFORD BUSINESS: Room­ KRfi. ZOPPl, reader and adviser. also light trucking any time. PAINTERS WANTED, only ex- ner St. en. Parking. Gentleman. 341, preciate. ing Company, 953 Mein Street. MI. In Mi^sziiM Articlo AU srelcome. 25$ Franklin Ave., nal miles. Save $1,200. perienced man. Call between 8 fircpTece, bath, boat, dock end ing house, good Income, very de­ FURNITURE- Refinlahlng, antique Quick, reliable, efficient service. 3-4724. sirable location. $15,000 caah 3-7428. Evenings MI. 9-0018. Maryland Victor aerou from the Art thuter. For furniture a specialty, chairs caned Phone Ml. 9-9339. and 7. MEdford 3-7785, or apply ELECTTRIC Oven and broiler. send beech on five acre Pine It- AUCE CLAMPET, Realtor appointment caU CBapel $4738. TOWN MOTORS. Inc. “44 Bayberry Road, Glastonbury, land in beautiful aix mile long needed. Call MI-9-4543 « - Mancheatar’s Girl Scouts, 45 West Center St. and rushed. Anson P. Thorp. Building: Materials 47 Never used, $25. 3fl. 9-6810. 1947 OLDS SEDANETTE 1H5 Phone MltobeU 9-5785. Apartments— Flats—i Echo Lake, Fayette, Maine. 18 Wanted— Real Estate 77 (ConGnoed from Pag* Troop I, who are now touring BEMSmCHING and Rug weav­ ' MI-3-8557 WANTED—Shoe salesman. Part miles from Augusta. Excellent ' THE ESCOTT AGENCY MANCHESTER-Duteh colonial, oil Europe are mentioned in an Painting— Papering 21 TWO ROUND Dining tables, extra 206 High Street West, Manchester ing. Will call for and deliver free. ALL KINDS of antenna work. CaU time. Experience not necessary. n e w w a r e h o u s e o f Tenements 63 swimming, fishing, fe tin g and heat, garage, nice lot, $12,900. READY BUYERS waiting. For im- article titled, "Building Inter­ 1947 BUICK Special sedan, extra leaves, $15 each; walnut dining (Near McKfe Street, West SMi) . r»v .: Mra. EUlott, 75 Henry.'MI. 3-7833. Ait- Pinney, TV Antenna 'p e c ^ - PAINTING, Ebcterlor and interior, Apply Endicot-Johnson, ,950 Main NA*nONAL BUILDERS’ room set,$a; other items. MI. privacy. Only Aug. 8th to 29th Cape Cod, five rooms all on one nvediate action Uat your property ample, the count at one point was national Friendahlpa’’,. In a na­ . and $0 etiMn . . SSOup! nice running condition, clean, St. ^ 8UPPUES SEVEN ROQM Apartment, second open, $100 per week. MI. 9-9388. floor. Two miles from Manchester with the Albert J. Getto Co., Real- a tie. tional 'magazine. The article, RIDERS TED to Hillyer Col radio, heater. Almoat new tires. 1st, Bales and Service. Very fair paperhan^ng. CelUnga refiniah­ 9-5090. Ml-9-7683 L prices. Tel. 3II. 9-4772. iEquipped to render better service floor, three baths, fireplace, porrh. Center. Large lot. Full price tora. CH. 9-8489, evenings MI. Then Byrd edged ahead in Tal­ which telle how the local troop lag* lea Manchester at 7:30 Douglu Motors, 333 Main. ed. WaU paper books on request. Lease only. 3150 per month. Write COTTAGE FOR Rent at Giants Estimates given. FuUy Insured. and delivery! 8 CU., FT. Electric refrigerator. MANCHESTER—A wise invest­ $11,900. Many more. lyhitcher 8-69a, JA. 8-3989. bot by 82’ votes, with all precincts earned money to visit Europe a.m. ret at noon. CaU MI. g u a r a n t e e d Top quaUty , tele­ c a r p e n t e r WanteA street IQtcheU 9-4387. 9-0549. COTTAGE FOR RENT at Crystal two-famUy, thr*e>famlly, bual* ber. He snowed under three, polit­ screens. ceramic tiled walls and floors. nesa properw. Hava many cash S t; Mrs., Helen ChurUla, 58 Brat 194$ OLpSMOBILB Six udan FORMER TELEPHONE truck EXTERIOR PAINTING only. Free Lake. Artesian well, running ical fledglings, polling nearly four ton Rd.; Mrs. Norin* O'Brien, 32 GRADING AND Landscaping. CaU SALESMAN—Two young men for Advertiscniciil water, picnic area, beach and Heated basement recreation area buyers. Moi■ortgagaa arranged. coupe. Hydramatic, new rings, equipped with ladder rack and- estimates. MI. 9-1383. direct selling in Manchester and MOVING SOUTH. Few pieces left. $15,300— Five room ranch, times as many votes as all three Highland Av*., Rockville: Ronald DILLON with built-in bar. Priced In keep­ good Urea, written guarantee. No material drawers, $300. MI. Ml. 9-6397. N Garden— Farm— Dairy Three piece gray Kroehler aection- boat. $50 per week. July 2-17 and Pleas* caU Ccorga L. Grasladio, together. vicinity. Experience preferred, III accordant'e with the pro­ fireplace, combination win­ ing wtth present market values. Realtor, 3 a t c M 9-SSTS. 10$ Vietta, 873 Piu-ker S t; Armando down payment. $5.90 weekly. Cole 3-4732 after 6 p.m. OUTSIDE PAINTING. Free es­ but will train. Full or part time. Products 50 al sofa, rug 9 'i x 11, Westinghouse Aug. 1-29. Call Rockville 5-7178. The 375.000 or ao votes cast for YOU NAME rr—we’ll do It. Wood­ 12" T.V., walnut kneehole desk visions of Chapter V, Sectioi. 8, of dows and screens, attached Uenzy atreet Darns, 749 Highland S t; Mrs. Motors. MI. 9-0980. work, walla, floors, ceilings wash­ timates. Gilbert. Fickett, MI High earnings. 30. 3-6471. the Town (Charter: MATHER ST. — Exceptional ell candidetee for governor yes­ Mary Cervini, 310 Oak S t; Nancy SALES and SERVICE ' PRICED TO SELL 3-6982. TOMATO PLANTS, peppers, egg and chair, bureau with mirror. garage, nice lot. Hot water oil terday compared with the 901.000 ed. Floors and linoleums waxed. Notice is hereby given tl.at a Wanted To Rent 6 8 value in 6-room Colonial. Full bath WE HAVE definite buyers for two- Richards, 30 Barry Rd.; Virginia 1963 FOUR-DOOR, tutone, radio 1953 Buick Super Ri\iera plant-, celery, asters, zinnia, salvia, Ckirtin, Vernon Center Heights, heat. Convenient to bus and in . 1952’* presidential election, 319 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER Attics and ceUara cleaned. Rugs petunia, marigold, ageratum, etc. Vernon. Rockville 8-9241. Public Hearinj: of the Board of and lavatory, copper plumbing, oil family flat or duplex in Manchea­ Slata, 93 ViUag* Bt., RockvUle; and heater, powerglide, - white 1952 Plymouth 4-Door Sedan Help Wanted— LOCAL TEACHER desires 3 . 5 when Maryland went for Eisen­ walls, low' inUeage, or 19a Buick and upholstery professionally Courses and Classes 27 Geraniums, 3 for $1 lip, at Oder- Dire<'tors of the Town of Manches­ schools. heat, 2-car garage, screened porch. ter. If you have property of this John Jeffers, 107 Oakland S t; 1951 Chevrolet Bel Aire cleaned- in your home or at our Male or' Female 37 ter, ConncL'tirut, v."!!! be held in room apartment. 2 adults only^ Newly painted. Extensive peren­ description, please call ua. E A E hower 5-4. The state has about Anna Horwath, 384 Parker St,; 4-door, tutone, radio and beater. mann’s, 504 Parker St. 1,005,000 registered voters 1950 Pontiac 4-Door Sedan, establishment. Auto upholstery RADIO,' Electronics, Television Musical Instruments the Hearing Room of the 31unid- Phpne MI. 9-2229. i $12,000 and up. Ranches and nial gardens. Lqt 75 x 130, adjoin­ Realty. 310 Main, MI. 9-8297 or Mrs. Annie BroWn, 11 N. PairBald Must m U either one. CaU PL TOY DEMONSTRATORS. We need There we're other aces in yes­ The Home W Fine Used Can 3-67a. 6-Cyllnd^r and floor mats made like new by Servicing. "Learn by Doing" at pal P-uilding ir the Tovyn of Man- Cape Cods. Fully plastered. ing lot available. Priced to s^Il. MI. 3-4480. St.; Rev. Alvin Kauffman, South 1950 Studebaker 4-Door Sedan, DuracleSn.'Connecticut Duraclean- a limited group of dealers in this Housetiold Goods 51 PIANO TUNING and voicing. Com­ rhe-ster, Connecticut, on the 6th ENGINEER. WIFE and amall terday’s primarlea—for Maryland's "Connecticut’s oldest electronics area to show our new 1954 line of child, deaire three or four room Ceramic tile baths, oil hot CHARTER OAK ST.. — Three- Willlngton; Mra. PhyllU Schaller, Champion - era. and Home Services. MI. school." New term starting. En­ plete rebuilding, repairing, restyl­ day of July, 1954 at eight o'clock ■even seats in Congress, for state Andover; Wilfred Daveton, Wind­ USED CARS AT SAVINGS’. You Can Always Do Better At 9-7024. toys, Christmas cards and wraps. ing^ Keys recovered. 24 hour serv­ furniahed apartment in Manchea- water heat, nice location. As bedroom ranch style home, brick comptroller and . attorney general, roll now for day or evening divi­ (150 toys). Experienced demon­ NO NEED TO JOIN A CLUB in the afternoon, to act on an ad­ •ter or vicinity. Call Newington, sor Locks; Ehu*! Ellis, 49 Coolldge 19S2 Ford V-8 4-Dr. Sedan—Ra­ ice. All work guaranteed. The little as $1,000 down to quali­ and frame construction, 26 x 13 Suu Partial Eclipse for the Maryland General Assem­ OAKLAND MOTOR SAIES .DOORS OPENED, keys fitUd, sion. Phone CH. 7-1930 or write strators needed as managers. Call ditional appropriation as follows; MOhawk 8-0089. S t; Sharon ' C 1 a r k ,. Stafford 1fS2 CHEVROLn CONVERTIIU COUPE dio and h u ter ...... $1195 New England Technical Institute, Top QiuJtty Furniture Piano Shop of Manchester. Phones Additional Appropriation of living room witH fireplace. Other bly, and for local offices-—but the 367 Oakland Street copied, vacuum cleaners, irons, 3U. 3-7557. 3U. 9-9329, 9-8074, fied veterans. Springs; Keenan Clark, Stafford Power glide. A real dreaia beat. $ 1 4 9 5 193 Trumbull St., Hartford, Conn 3800 for Greenhaven. COUPLE Deairea 4 or 5 room un­ i-ooms larger' thin average, Ex­ Byrd-Mahoney flght captured the „ Phone MI 9-0485 guns, etc., repaired. Shears, Brand Name Appliances pendable to 7 rooms. Second fire­ To Be Visible Here Springs: Mrs. Ellzabath Runde, 118 1952 Buick Special 4-Door Sedan— Harold A. Tufkington’ furnished rent in Manchester. Ref­ A. R. WILKIE and CO. moat attention. Walnut St. Fully equipped ...... $1295 k m v ^ mowers etc., put into con­ and TV a^ Tremendous Savings UPRIGHT PIANO, in good condi­ place in baaemeilt area. Aluminum diUon for coming need*. Braith- Situations Wanted— tion. Reasonable for quick sale. Secretary, Board of Directors of erences. Call MI. 3-5898. MI-9-4389— MI-3-8365 Three of Maryland's Incumbent ADMITTED TODAY: Mrs. Private Instructions 28 CHAMBERS FURNITURE tho'Toivn of Manche.ster, Con­ combination windows and doors. fConUnued from Page One) Congressmen had primary oppoel- 1951 Chevrolet Bel Air — Power Anto Accessories— Tires 6 waite, 52 . Pearl atreet Female 38 MI. 9-8885. Priced to sell quiOkly. Angelina Frisell, 71 Waddell Rd. m 2 FORS RANCH WAGON necticut. COUPLE WITH one child desire 4 tion but all came through. They DISCHARGED YESTERDAY gUde ...... $1095 BA’rnBRIES - 60% off. Square SALES or 5 room apartment or tenement 8 cyL lUqio aad beater. Tke most f^folar WIRING INSTALLATION and re­ ACCORDION and piano' taught In WILL CARE for Child at my home Dated at 3tanclicster, Connecti­ MANCHESTER. Cepe Cod, eix fin- For Appointment Call persons in a belt 58 to 96 milet are-Reps. Miller and Small of the Mrs. Florence Carpenter and son, 1951 Ford Convertible — FUUy type as low as 34.95 ex., long type while mother' works. Call 341. At The Green Wanted— To Buy 58 cut, this 29th day of June, .T954. in Mancheater or Eaat Hartford. Ished rooma. Near school, on bua First and Fifth DatricU. Republl oar ta the eewatry. $1695 pair of amaU electric appliance* your home. 30. 3-ol44. Call Mr. Houlihan, 8 to 6, MI. William McBride—MI-3-48KS wide from Holt County, Neb., Columbia; Mrs. Sarah Mackintosh equipped ...... $ 1 0 9 5 $7.95. Written guarantee. Cole 9-Oi294. Mitchell 3-5187 line. Large garage, wooded lot, snd extending through South Da- cans, and Rep. Friedel of the Sev­ and daughter, 37 Unnmore ,Dr. Motors. MI. 9-0980. and fixturea. Clarence G. Smith, WANTED—Double or single soap­ 8-4139. Phone JA-2-2115 21 Knox St. Phoii* MI. 3-8423. Hours: 10 to 5—7:30 to 8:30 P. M. $11,9(XI. Short ways out, nice smali kpta, Minnesota, Wisconsin and enth, a Democrat. Donald Sylvester, 43 Scarborough EXPERIENCED. Reliable High stone set tub. Call 341. 9-1258 or nsiFoaoTUDoa - 1950 Buick Super—Radio, huter, Bonds— Stocks home, $5,500. New ranch home*, J. WATSON BEACH and CO. Michigan, in the United States. The Maryland delegation now is Rd.; Cheater Hurlburt, 103 Stark­ dynaflow ...... $895 school girl, baby sitting afternoons 120 Woodland St. tile baths, hot water heat, full cel" BULLDOZER AND Loader work. . Mortgages EASY WASHER with apin dryer, 8 Business Property For Sole 70 Realtors Appraisers 3finneapolis and St. Paul are the made up of four Republicans and weather St., Mrs. Sophia Magura, Overdrive, indki and heater. An ezceptieaal buy at Auto Repairing-r-Painting 7 Limdscapin$ and grading. Reason­ 31 and evenings dally. Phone MI. Sealed Bid Notice lara, garage, large lots. Low down 1949 Chevrolet 4-Dr. Redan—Ra­ 9-3319. years old, child's maple roll top WANTED ^Two 24” bicycles. One only major cities in the path. three Democrata, One Democrat, Stafford Springs; Ralph Tomazie, able rates. No Job too small. CaU b u il d in g . Ideal for profesaional '^payment, $10,500. Mancheater, PHELPS ROAD — Six room Co­ dio and h u ter ...... $ 5 9 5 VALVE JOBS,'Chevrolet, Plymouth desk, mahogany what-not and boy’s and one girl’s. Phone MI. Bids requested for preparing But other iniiliona should catch Rep. Garmatz of the Third District Eaat Hartford; Jeanette Lawry- Ml., 9-0650 after 5 p.m.— ’ 9-2520. ./men, apace for two office auitea. three bedroom garrison colonial, lonial, excellent condition, oil or any 6 cyl, complete gaskets, First m o r t g a g e s Second - bookcase with glass doors. 63 class room at Bo’ tpn School. Con­ modern, lavatory and bath, knotty c. good portion of it if the weath in Baltimore, will have no general nowicz, RFD No. 1, Rockville; Al­ 194S Studebakcr Commander 4-Dr. valves refaced, ’ carbon cleaned * Situations Wanted— Hackmatack St. sists of: acoustic ceiling, shelving Three large rooma each, alao for ateam heat. 2-car garage, over er is kind—a 74 per cent bite out election opposition In November. bert Miller, 244 E. Middle Tpke. 1949 DpUGE CLUR COUPE two tenementa up. Al location, pine breezeway, overaiied garage. KM’ frontage, ahade trees, shrubs, Sedan—Radio, heater, over­ and minor tune up. -Complete WASHING MACHINES repaired. FHA—Conventional—GI and lighting.' Room available for of the sun in New York, about 85 At least three o f . the other six DISCHARGED TODAY: Wayne Immaculate.. One owner. Male 39 REFRIGERATOR and washing ma­ Rooms Without Board 59 zoned for bualneas. Building in ex­ Excellent location and condition. garden; near achoola and bus line. drive. ExceUent . condition 326.95, any 8 cyl. motor $28.93, Phone Ml. 9-9767. inspection. Contact: Gcbriel Rubin, Corner lot, $18,900. New ranch, per cent in Chicago. 82 in S t may have trouble in the fall. Gauvln, WIndsorville; Alan Lynn, $845 hydraulic valves $5 extra. Same Terms to 30 Years—Lowest Rates chine, in good condition. 3fl. 9-1803 cellent condition. Steam and hot (3>oice location. Ciarlton W. Hutch­ - $495 PLEASANT Room for gentleman. Mitchell 9-7649,, Bolton Elemen­ short ways out. Full basement, ina. MI; 9-5132, 9-a94. Louis. 91 in Denver, 71 in Atlanta, Byrd and Mahoney launched 53 Foley St.; Wayne, Norman and day service. Brunner’s Packat^, BOY, 15 years old, would like Job after 4 p.m. tary School: Norman Preuss, water heat, parking lot. CONNECTICUT Parking at 272 Main St. 3U. $25,000. Carlton Hutchina. MI. Jwo-car garage, large lot. Low 75 in Washington and 66 'per rent their campaigns by calling each Steven Nichols, Andover; Mrs. Rockville Road, Talcbttville. Open Household Services for summer. Phone 3fl. 8-7163. Mitchell 9-2223, Secretary— 'down payment. $13,000. Many will VACANT—18 Weaver Road, near in T sllaha^e, Fla. Far Weat- Mary Wolthauaen and son, C?0ok New Studebakers Start At $1813 m o r t g a g e EXCHANGE CUSTOMER CAN’T USE 3-4071. 9-5192, 9-4694. other liars and . the fight went evenings, closed Sundays; Tel. Offered 13-A BOLTON BOARD OF EDUCA- qualify for G.I. Other listingg in Woodbridge St. Six room ranch, einers will mils out entirely. Drive, BoUon; Barney Peterman, MI; 3-6191. I HAVE BEEN HOLDING ahead on that plane all through - Low Down Payments . 27 Lewis Street FTTRNISHED ROOM for rent near •noN one, two and three family homes. attached garage, lot 160’ frontage. The total eclipae begins at 7:07 the apring. 40 Jordt St MANf OTHER PINE CARS TO CHOOSE PROM. Se r v ic e o n aU makes sewlhi Dog'S— Birds— Pets 41 IN MY WAREHOUSE SINCE JANUARY Main St, Gentleman preferred. Intention to bid liiust be made C?all The Ellsworth Mitten Agency, Ceramic tile bath, kitchen cabi­ a. m. (EDT) near O’NeUl, Neb., Mahoney accused Byrd of mak­ BIRTHS YESTERDAY: a SrnaU Monthly InstaUmcnta NEED BRAKES? Ford, Chevrolet, machines. Also electrifying. Worl Hartford CH-6-8897 3n. 9-2170. 9 Hazel St. known by 12 noon, July 2, 1954.- Read Uei^d Advs. nets, radiant heat, copper plumb-, Plymouth, complete 4 wheels, lin­ THE NEW 3IANCHE8TER Pet 3 ROOMS FURNITURE Realtor. 3U. 3-6930. and then the shadow of the moon ing personal pro'ita from real es­ daughter to Mr. and Mri. Albert C«nM in « mI Tm I Drhr* Hm 1954 Ford. done in your home. Sichel; -MI. "Two Decades of Mortgage ing, aluminum screens aqU storms, Will race across the earth at a tate at the university. Byrd accused Potlerton, 174 N. Elm S t; a son ing shd labor, $19.95, Buick, Pack­ 9-9419, Day phone Ml. 3-5171. Center, 995 Main St., invites you And Appliances to visit pets of all kinds. Con- three combination aluminum speed of 3.000 .miles per hour. It Mahoney of underhanded cam­ to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Walsh, CHORCHES MOTORS ard, Olds, Mercury,. etc. $23.95. Experience At Yoiir Service" WHICH IS A LITTLE Especially For Summer door*. Al condition. .Price re­ NEW FORDS START AT $179S.OO^ Any drum turned 99c. Same day FLAT FINISH Holland window necticut bred Parakeets. MI. SCRATCHED FROM A 'Must' For Matrons will dart through Canada. Labra­ paign tactics, particular^ on the 355 E. Middle Tpke.; a son to Mr. studebakcr Sales and Service Frank Burks Mel Redman 9-4273.' Hours Monday through duced. George L. Graziadio, Real­ dor, the tip o f Greenland. Norway, race iaaue. Byrd force* charged and Mra. Ivan Bunker, Eaat Hart­ service. Brunner’s Packard, Rock- shades,- niade to measure. AU MOVING AROUND , a i tor. Tel. MI. 9-5878. "You C M poy inoffo but you O M *t buy bottor." ville Road, Talcottyille. Tel. MI. Friday, 10 to 6:30, Wednesday I "Since 1907 By ReM ,\ Sweden, Russia and Pakistan, with Mahoney's' campaigners pictured ford; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. to'bakland Strut ia-9-9483 metal Venetian blinds at a new Includes a black sun setting in India 2^ 3-5191'. Open evenings, closed Sun­ low price. Keys made whUs you Closed at 2 p.m, S. A H. Green ^ . It’s Bc«n WHITNEY'RpAD. Six room house Byrd as a champion of the. Negro Richard Fieldman, .114 Green Man­ BLOND BEDROOM Of Coiirae'*- hours later. in rural areas but as s Negro BEFpRB- YOU Buy a used car days. . wait. Marlow’s. FIRST . AND second mortgages stamps. , LIVING ROOM SUITE AUCTION and garage. Klectric water heater, or Rd. At Minneapolis, the sun will rise bought for our own account Faat, wired for electric stove, screens hater in Baltimore, which haa a BIRTHS TODAY; a daughter to< i 0 ' SuG dH nan Motor Sales. Buick COMPLE3TE Motor tune up,, any WANTED—Good homes for 3 ten 5-PC. DINETTE SET AT THE LFXJION HALI., MANCHKSTF.R, f^ONV. with the moon already taking a heavy Negro population. Balu and Service. i ,285 Itaia WBIAVING of burns, moth holes confidential service.. Manchester "PhUco” Elec. Refrigerator and storm window*.' Recreation 1 Mr. and Mrs. Oement Slmmona. car $8.95, parts extra. Champion and torn clothing, boiaery runs, Investment Corp., 244 Main street week old kittens. Phone 311. piece out of the aun, and the total East Hartford. atieet Mttch^ 9-45mQpm eve- 9-1244. "Caloric" Comb. Range On Leonard St., off Main St., Opposite Stale Armory room in .basement. Call Owner,. eclipse will occur there about 30 spark plugs 49c each with tune up. handbags repaired, $ipper re­ 3U. 3-5418 MI. 9-2312. No agents, please. No r t h Da k o t a r a c e . nlpga. ^ -Special low prices on tires, wash­ "Maytag" Washer seconds after it begins In Nebraa- placement umbreUaa repaired, WANTED—Good hotne foC four kit­ "Emerson" Television Ica. Totality at the Twin Citlei will Bismarck. N. Dy- June 29 — BROWN 19a CilEVROLErr club coupe. ings, lusterlsing, cars greased 99c men’s shirt collars reversed and UNLIMITED MONEY MANCHESTER. Bolton, Coventry with oil change. Brunner's Pack­ tens 8 weeks old. Two now, two "■Hoover" Vacuum THURS. EV C s^aiY 1. 1954 AT 4 P.M. last about 75 seconds. Two factions o f ; the Republican Public Records Nice condition in every respect. replaced. Marlow’s LitUe Mend next week. Tel. 9.2918.' and Vernon listings. 4 to 8, room party were main contestants today ard; Rockville.Road, TalcottvUle. AVAILABLE "Mohawk’; Axminister Rugs singles, $8,750 and'up; two-fami­ Mid-eclipse for New Yorkers will Black. Douglu Motors, .333 Main. Ing Shop. Linoleum, Tables, Cabinets, - , INSPECTION AFTER 4 :3« P. M. SALE DAV in North Dakota’s primahy elec­ BEAUPRE Tel. MI. 3-5191. lies, $13,800 and up. Will exchange occur at i a. m. (EDT> with the -dh'arrahtre Deed , Pictures and a few other items partial disappearance of the sun tion with only a light turnout of 2950 CHRYSLER Windsor club CORNICES, Drapes and slip covera Live Stock— Vehicles 42 small homes for large homes or voters predicted. Edward J. blander to. Patsy P. coupe.i fuUy equipped and extra custom made by Classic Decora­ First - Second.- Third AN HONEST PERSON vice versa. Will buy or sell direct. actually beglnnihg^nearly an hour BEST CAR BURN OIL? Who’s. Going Houiiekeeping HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS .Gov. Norman Brunsdale, seeking Uriano and Mai v - J. Uriano, nice condition. You have to see tors, 41 Oak St. For free estimate WE BUY COWS, calves ai$d beef Twenty-five years of selling and earlier, and the last remnant of property at 124-126 W. Center St. • and Construction TO GUARANTEE the eclipae finished about 8 a. m.' a thiro term under the banner of this, car to appreciate it. ^ u glas call m . 9-2730. catUe. Alao horses. Piela '^Bros. financihg. Confidential service. Quitclaim Deed Motors, 333 Main. Economy overhaul, most all „ MONTHLY PAYMENTS Large quantity of furniture, general utllify and decorative:Iteifne! 'EDTr the Republican Organizing Com­ Tel. 30. 3-7405. -Howard R.' Hastings Agency. MI. mittee (R O O . ia opposed by Wal­ • Thomas EUirl Garnty to' Harold BUYS cars. Parts and* labor $49.96. [ y o u n g mivag»*v a n wuh W3VII smauBllltUl pickpiUK'Up up MORTGAGES $22.17 from a local home, a Rockville home and other sources. Partial 9-1107 ally tim e.' •A., atern warning cornea from 1961 FORD VICTORIA, radio, heat- lace Warner, ah avowed Democrat. W. Garrity, property on Tolland No money down. $4.90 month truck, will do odd y^abs, ----- evenings-— CAN HAVE ALL ^ list:' Mahogany dining set, 8 rhairs, Duncan Ph.Vfr. table,, side­ medical experts and astronomers Turnpike. , - -.y er, fordomatic, white side wall board and china cabinet;'large Empire chest of drawers, cedar A MODERN 6-rioom colonial home not to look at the e^lipee through ■Werner, carrying* endorsement of > or week-ends. Ml. '9^8452. Articles For Sale . 45 Free Storage Until Wanted. Marriage Lifsenses. tlrea. Loaded with extras. In fipe ly. Air work guaranteed. Grace Hewitt Free Delivery chest, mahogany cheat, mahogany 4-poatcr double bed, sectional . with attached garage, fireplace, ordinary sun glasses, at th e’riik the Nonpartisan League (NPLi, condiUon. Douglas Motors, 333 COME IN—Browse around TTie bookcases, books, divan, oak flat top offlrr desk, fine pidr ItellAn hot water heat, automatic dish­ of serious #y* damage. You must the second GOP faction Involved, Peter Jzikewicz. Manchester and piutch Overhaul Building— Contracting 14 Garden Realty Company Free Set Up By Our,Own is a fqrmer state attorney general. Harriet Ehrel>’n hial:er, July 10, at Main. Woodshed, 11 Main ’St., Manches­ Reliable Men Provincial love scats, .bleached mahogany China cabinet, S-aection washer; fenced in landscaped lot. use heavily-smoked glass, welder’s Plate, Gaskets and Labor ter, Conn. Good used furniture divan, 19.50 Zenith 12)^ In. TV act, Lawson divan, S-pc. mndernis- Near Bowers School. Priced at glasses, or strorigly exposed photo­ Seeking congressional nomina­ St. James' Church. r CHEVROLET 1961 Bel-Air. AU sc- CUSTOM BUILT homes, geqeral Days JA 2-1988 NO PAYMENTS TO BANKS $15.90 contracting, remodeling, repairing; bought and sold. Tel.. 30. $.3154. Ur walnut bedroom aet, mahogany aecretary, tier atand, lamp $15,500. Robert J. Smith, Inc., 963 graphic film. Be careful eap^ially tions are Rep. Otto Krueger and Victor Hector LeMay, Hartford ceaaories. ExceUent condition. MI. Open ’Ui 7 p.m. OR FINANCE COMPANIES Mein St. MI. 9-5241. Charles Herman iROCl. and Rep. and Lottie Teresa Fit^immons, 1953 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER CLUl COUPE 8-8583. h'inanclng arranged. Free esti­ Evenings MI B-S604 See It Day or Night teblea, lamps, corner cupboard,' drcsscra, what-not atand, dishes, of children's eyes. kitchen Items, old O, E. refrigerator. Norge electric wringer typo TV will cover the show. NBC Usher Burdick and State Sen. Or- Hartford. / R^dle, Heater, Hated Glass. One Owner. Extra cieaa. COLE MOTORS mates. Vancour CohstrucUon'Co., BEAUTIFUL Selection of wool rom- Phone Me Immediately SIX ROOM Cape Cod. AU tile kitch- BulhUUg Pennits 172 HighlMd St. Tel. Ml. 3-4836. waaher, blankets, linens, etc. Also Maytag electric wringer type and CBS are sharing facilltiea te ria Nofdhaugen (NPL). Nominal CHEVROLET 1939 — Everything 436 Center Street Help Wanted— Female 35 nenu at, low pricea. Alao rug wooi Hartford CH-7-0.358 en, automatic washer, aluminum leaders of the two groups. Sen. To Ruaaeli^E. Miller for Kenneth good but transmission, 310. Tel, and instrueUxu In braiding rugs. After 7 P. M. CH-6-4690 waaher (4 yearn old). .wlndowe and screens,' large lot. telecaat from Minneapolis, Chicago Ml-9-0980 CABINET MAKING—W) also do and New York on the NBC show William Langer (NPL) and Sen. Horj-iaon./Jr., for a gatage at 53 -1951 CHRYSLER SARATOGA 4-DOOR W . 9-3858. BOOKKEEPER—Familiar with all CfeU ftockvlUe 3-5706. A—L—B—E—R—T —•—S " J " Near bus, school and new church. Milton R. Young (ROC), cam­ Clyde M., 31,100. ' all types of carpentry work, re­ "Today" and CBS’ ‘ ‘ M o r n I n g Power Meerlng. Radio, Heater. Nice Light GiUea Ftatah. Oas modeling, alteraUons, etc. Good phases of payroll, bank'work re- 43-45 Allyn St.. Hartford Many other offerings, this I* the sale to.nMke selecUons fn^ .your Vacant. Direct from owner. MI. paigned for their respective can­ To^Wintfr Seal of Connecticut ' f ^ ' conciliation, and general office 3-5407. Show.” Repeat showings o n , film Owner Car. ^ "BUICK SPECIAL,. 1936. Good con- workmanship, and reiwonaSle LOOK home, cottage or ramp. We are negotiattng for aeveral other lota, ere scheduled later In the day. didates although neither la up for for/Joseph H. Trotter . for allers- Auto Driving School 7-A work diversified. Reply in long- ATTFT4TION l.adles' Sllp-covere which will doubtleaa be Included.. Truckmen. -- dlUon, $35. T61. MI. 9-3856. rates.- EaUmates gladly ^ven. WE SAY AGAIN Hundreds of eatronomers will rv-election this year. tkma to a store building at 443 hand stating full particulars and and drapes custom mede. Re-up- MANCHESTER. On bus line, small Jdain St., 3100. BALLARD’S DRIVING SCHOOL' — CaU Dick at PI. 2-8695 or John at POWER MOWERS !• bolstering. Beautiful fabrics, house. Has kitchen, large living work from dozens of sites over the Heading a Democratic' ticket on. 1951 DoSOTO CUSTOM 4-DOOR 1949 CHEVROLET. Look, $495 full Ml. 3-6769. salary desired. Write Office Mana­ world, and from airplanee flying -which there are no contests qre To Eugene Girandlni for Hariy "Mancheeter’s oldest." Owner- ger, Box 271, Manchebter, Conn. No Money Down—$2 Weekly prints, stripea. aolids; Expertly room, fireplace, lavatory. Nearly Radio, Heater. Jet Black Finish. One Owner Oar.- price. Radio, heater. Blade FleeL Certified by AAA and Board of one acre of clear land. Price $5*75. In the path o f totality. P. W. Lanier and Raymond- G. Mathlaaon for, alterationa and ad­ GENERAL Construction, altera­ BUDGET CENTER ftniehed;. $5-down, $2 weekly, ROBERT M. REID t SON, AectioRMit Vendael. holding the congr^ional line tudor. Hurry w# have Just Education. We offer training, ex balance one year to pay. Call Howard R. Haatings. MI. 9-1107 One project will be making for ditions to a dwelling at 117 one at this price. No U isn’t beat Uons, remodeling, plasUc Ule, HOUSEWIVES anxious to earn $1 91 Center Street > 261 MAIN ST. ' - PHONE MI-9-71T* nominations, and Ckirheliye Bymera perience, latest methods. Ml to $2 per hour- without canvassing. 30-3-4164 JAckaon 2-7780 or JAckaon 4-0154. any time. more acx-urate measurement of the Helaine Rd., 31,000. U^^ither, Douglas Motors, 383 counter work, garage, etc. No Job RAYMOND R. REID PHONE 3n-9-441I for governor. - To Thomas C PaLuca for two 1951 PLYMOUTH SUIURIAN 9-2245. Write P.O. Box ■ 681, Hartford. Out of town reverse chargee. MANCHESTER. CONN. exact dia^sncF between North too small. Eugene Gtrardin, 16 Conn. $1,000 DOWN, THREE bedroom America and Europe, knowledge aplit-laval, 8-room dwellings on Heeler. Seat Co«-er*. Nice Dark Gray Finish. 4>h* Owner OUk Trotter St. Ml. 9-5509. _ THE MURRIDOR, comhlnetion MORTLOCK’S DRIVING School. 11 CU. FT. Frigidaire refrigerator, ranch; fireplace, large rooms, pic- useful for' navigation, and for SILVERMAN ON BAIL Cbncord Road, 816,500 and 318,- 1951 CHEVROLET four-door Power- atorm end screen door,. uU .1” 2271 ture window, high elevation, full 500. gild*. Excellent condiUon. Ml. U>st confidence quickly restored WANTED—Woman preaa operator. like new. Also FTigidaire electric guided misall^. by a ekUled, courteoue instructor. Exi:^rience preferred but not es­ thick, offers you comfort and pro­ stove, double oven, de luxe naodbl. 8 9 0 8 cellar, garage, one acre, trees, Astronomers will rongentrete To Frank E- Downe* Const- Co. 1951 HUDSON PACEMAKER 4-DOOR 3-6927 efter 6. GENERAL CARPENTRY and re- tection at a moderate price. Also A princess-line, aunback frock New Haven. JUne 39 (6^-- Simon License included. IneurSd, dual sential. Maple Dry Cleaners and Mahogany imitation fireplace, 36-32 ia a "must'' for your Summer suburban. Clerlton W. Hutchins. on studies of the corona, the aun’a for St, Jzmes’ Church Oorp^ for Radio, Heater. 34,000 Actual MUea. Buy With N o Doiril-Pa|w pairing. Reasonable. MI 9 -^ 1 . combination windows priced to MI. 9-5132, $-4694. Silveman, one of aeve alleged 19M UNCOLN. 35,000 miles. New controUed standard end hydreme- Launderera, 72 |faple Street. complete with built-in radio end •nrtnvi. werdrobe.Thi* dress la aimple-to- outer ahell of gas, the Jet-llkc Connecticut Communist arrested addiUoni to a rectory at 896 Mam ment. Uo cars. Ml. 9-7398. FOR DEPENDABLE service on 'fit your pocketbook. Manchester accessories, .341-. 8-6061 after 6 p.m. Deatined for a busy prominences or tongues of hydro­ St., 85.200. *I>e‘'hsnlcsl condi­ YOU CAN GIVE your family and Awning Co.. 195 Weal Center St. through-summer season la oS r ’'**'*^ trimmed with the lest month on charges of .con­ tion, $100. Inquire 91 Drive B. Sil­ carpentry work from 32 to $2,000, gay butterfly stamp-ona. Lota For Sale 73 gen gas, the zodiacal light or spiracy to teach and ulvpcate the ver Lane. AUTO DRIVING instrucUoh from telephone RockyiUe 5-5759. home normal attention and also 3Q. 3-3091. Open aU day Saturday. - classic buttoh front. A special for APPEAL PATENT EULING your home. Insured dual control earn a fine income with us. For Pattern No. 2271 contains tis­ aky-glow believed due to aunUght 'Viole'nt Overthrow o f the go-vern- GET READY FOR THE 4TH EARLY! (jJanisuL the aUghtly fuller figure. TWO LOTS southwest corner reflected from dust meases near c j ^ Larson Driving School. MI. information write Box G, Herald, ROXAL AND Smith-Oorona port­ sue pattern—aitea 14, 16. 18 in­ ment. posted 315.000 bail yester­ l$ a CHEVROLEl', Radio, beater. Pattern No. 8908J$ in aiieS 36, .36, Windermere and Irving Stroets. the sun, and check how much the Hartford, June 29 pF) —Rem­ Good condition. $250. CaU MI, Roofing— Siding 16 able. and standard typewrfteni. 40. 42, 44, 46, 43, 60, 52. Size 38, cluded; material requirementa; day for his release from Jail pend­ SEPTIC TANKS High end dry. Inquire 270 Oak ikUn’a gravity bends light coming ing trial. Silverman, identified by ington Rand, Inc., announced yes­ ^ OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL 9^ 3'9$$6, If . COUNTER GIRL $!«>»«<> *1 Ceru- AU makea of adding maphinea EXPERIENCED Short sleeve, ysrd* of 39-Inch. sewing dlrecUona; color transfer Street. AUTO DRIVING Inatrucuon. AU ROOFING, Siding and carpentry. so’s Drive-In. Ekperience helpful sold or rented. Ripelr* on aU AND for 14 motifs. from other stars and passing near the FBI u the Communist party’s terday it wlU appeal to the Unit­ Alteratlona. and addiUona. Ceil* {For this pattern, send 30c in the sun.. ed Statqa Supreme Court a de- Isaaons on insured \ dual control but not neqeeaary. Cell in pe) makea. Marlow’a Coins, your name, address, alie de- Send 25c in Coins, your name, I{iARGE LOT lOO x 280, high eleva- state chairman, aaid in a state­ hrysler car. Capable experlW ed instruc­ ings., Wo.rkmenshlp guaranteed. 240 West Middle tum pikq. -ass. PLU6CED SEWERS address and the Pattern Number The event may be well worth ment Issued upon his release ’The qlaion. already upheld by tb* Cir­ ll ^ 1351 C windsor'd* luxs A. -A.' Dion.' Inc., 2M 'Autumn aired, end the Pattern Number to tion, dry, 3^ mUes from Man- OUl MI. 9-72a, tor. OordneiL.Auto S^ooi. 30. A1^ ALUliilNUM combination win­ '> ■' -I SUE BURNETT, THE.MANCHES­ to ANNE CABOT, THE MAN­ ;icheeter, city water, nice area, getting, up early, for the next tvro arrest of seven Connecticut citi- cuit Court p( A ppaals, ordering^ it 3-601P. JA, 7-$a^. street 31Itch*U >^860. CASHIER. 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f s e k m r e m TUESDAY, JUNE 29. 1954 Arerase Daily Net Press Run ' * Far ttw Week Bn4a4 Tha Waathar A special noeeting o f the Board JoM le, lt56 mrnmO at V : 8. ItwM Hr SaOea of Trustees of the Conimunity Elected to Board P T A Lutz Museum Receives Degree AboutTown Baptist Church, will be held W'ed- Beware of 3->D Motorists 11,1 25 n e i^ y , June 30, at 8 p. m. at the Seen Successful O a m ir toulgkt. Lmv akwA SO. ’ Mr. and Mn, JamtaW. Brand of church. PPP'miii^Awm qnwrwiwwiiiiiiLi Bm inin HALE'S Msmbarfat the Audit Itowaea llkrijr TMndMr UflM IM Oroan Rd.. had aa their gueata Over July 4th Weekend Bursas a t OIreulallen (MU and avnntag. HIgli la ItA thta weakand. Mr. Brand'a brother, Mrs. Elda Nelson, arts and The Parent Teachers’, As.m. Headquarters MetneheU^r—^A City o f Villago Charm A ir Korea U . Col. Dougina M. crafts consultant at Mitchell Council's unique pt;oject, the Luts T FOR Brand and hia wife and House, Hartford, is again heading Ju^or Museum, has been closed Chicago. June 28—I f 3-jn«SyN..(iBy, 362,died In traffic accidents, three ehildren. They are vlaltlng handicraft projects at Zion tor the summer after a moat suc- les scare you, wait until you see; Speed control Is the personal re- TOL. L X X III. NO. 286 (OlMalflad Adrartialac an Pag* M ) MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY. JUNE .80,1964 from Mineral Wells, Texas. Church's annual Vacation Bible Msaful first year. This museum 8-D ^rivers on the highways over sponslblllty of every driver. A (TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES IN TWO SECTIONS) PRICE PIYE CBItW School. Mrs. Miriam McConnell, sponsored by the PTA s and func­ the Fourth of July! heavy foot on the throttle can A patriotic Euchariatic Hour at who majored in art at Boston Uni tioning under the public school What are 3;D drivers? Well, mean a h?avy heart- for someone." will be conducted Sunday, varsity, is assisting. The school A rt Dept., has been assembled, or­ the National Safety Council says In' an effort to reduce the holi­ July 4. at the Monaatery of Our openeid yesterday,, and registra' ganised and set to operation «b- they are dumb, daring and deadly. day toll, the National Safety Coun­ Lady of Grace in North Guilford. tions are still being accepted. tirely by volunteer helpers. These FHA Probe And if they don't kill 'you, they cil is coordinating a nationwide Guatemala Strife Tha Rev. William Dillon, O.P. of volunteers have sorted, catalogued ■care you almost to death. Fourth of July safety campaign in Providence College will iive the The jCoyenant-Congregatlonal and prepared for classroom use aermon. exhibits of mounted birds and ani­ k'ortunately, the Council says, which 180 national organizations Oiurch ..will hold Its usual mid­ the 3-D -drivers are Iw the miner are participkting. ' 'The campaign Bares New week service tomorrow at 7:30. mals, minerals, shells and marine King David Lodge No. 31. lOOP, specimens:: historic relics, coin^, ity. But there are enough of seeks toincrease public awsheness Ends, Results Held Ike States Hope for Peace Tonight the Confirmation Class them on the road to make driving of the extra caution needed to will aaaembla at the Holmes Ku*. will have a party at 7 p. m. •• weather instruments, models of neral Home, 400 Main-St., tonight homes, products o f Manchester, in holiday traffic a risky b'lsiness. | overcome them. The campaign Loan Fraud at 7:30 to pay last respects to and many others. - The Council estimates that more : also is designed to help officials, Arthur L. Gallagher, who was a 40 Honor Miss Ryan During the year these have than 40 million vehicles will b e 'tra ffic officers and safety leaders Communist Defeat year member of the lodge. been loaned to classrooms for a on the move during the three-day In their efforts to reduce traffic WsShington, June SO (IP)— week-end and that they will roil accidents over the Fourth. two week period. Over 25 displays Rbngos, Rafrigaratars Senate probers of housing Howard's Sleep Center will he At Surprise Party have been arranged in the corri­ up mileage in the neighborhood As a psrt of the campaign, the, G.uatema1a, June 80 {/P)— ^The fighting was over today Washtrs oiid AH scandals were told today that closed all day, Wednesday, *ws dor display cases in our schools of five bililon miles—the greatest Council offers five Ups for a sa fe, in Guatemajla'fl 12-day civil war, and th« U. S. embaasy bailed Rests on Living with Reds Hoavard Turkington will be in Miss Kathryn M. Ryan. 45 Biince from the mu.seum's collection. Fourth of July traffic jam in his­ holiday trip; | Othtr AppHoncts the outcome aa a victory over Communism. The new mili­ three apartment builders Boston! on a bu^ng trip. John Wennergren Sixteen classes have taken advan­ tory. 1. Start early, before traffic is | Dr., was -recently honored with a 0<^rga Mitchell tary regime called on all civilians to surrender any arms in went on the payroll of a build­ miscellaneous shower at her home, tage of .a guided tour of the In such heavy traffic, the Coun­ heavy, and take It easy. Cut your ing corporation at $20,000 a Daughters of Liberty, Ho. 125, in recognition of her approaching John Wennergren, prominent museum offered during the month George Mitchell of 33 Norman cil pointed out, a driver is never usual apeed 10 miles an hour. ThdJW.HALCcoi. their possession. It prepared for*:— ------r"’------lOLI, are requested to meet to­ marriage to ' C.a p t a i n John local contractor and member of of June. St. received his B. S. degree In more than a secona away from an Obey legal and common sense talks with the sntl-Communist In­ year each although .the new­ Guard It W ell and Godspeed surgents on the future course o f ! morrow at 7 p. m. at Orange hall, Brosamer of the United States Scandia Lodge No. 23 Order of Donations are still coming in Physical Education recently at the accident. It Is MtimateJ that a apeed limits. Slow down before you Refuses to Testify ly-formed corporation had as­ where transportation will be pro­ Navy, who has just completed a Vasa, was elebtod to the executive from parents and friends of the commencement exercises '< of the driver makes from 20 to 50 de­ get to an intersection or traffic this Central AmerieSn republic. sets which totalled only $6,- children In Manchester's schools. Formal Truce Due vided for a mystery ride and so­ tour of duly in Korea. board of the Grand Lodge for fpiir University of Connecticut. He also cisions an hour, and a wrong one signal. 000. cial, which is open to both mem­ year.s at its rec'-nt convention held P T A -fu n ^ .a re being used to pur­ Col. Carlos Castillo Armas’ Bars Miss Ryan was seated luider a minored in education. can be fatal. 3. Be especially careful when ' .That was on June 2, 1949. The bers and friends. Worthy Mistress in Jamestown. N. Y. Wennergren chase dismay boxes and needed | • r -.j ■ ''! , decorated -watering can and her Mitchell did undergraduate "Excessive speed contributes to passing other cars. Don't be an rebel forces announced that a $6,000 was a loan from investors Miss Vera Dion and her commit'* gifts were arranged in a minla has held many important offices articles whiqh have not been do­ cease-fire would remain In effect nated. Wo.-k at Hlllyer College for two one out of three, fatal traffic eager weaver in traffic. diversified services o f Minneapolis. .y;.'; ..... tee are in charge. lure wheelbarrow decorated In in the local lodge. District lodge accidents," said Ned H. Dearborn, 4. Keep a safe, clear stopping pending formal armistice negoti­ . The Museum committee is look­ years, majoring in biisln’ess. A t Two weeks later the project spon­ rose, blue and yellow, the color and the past four years was present' he is attending Spring- president of the Council. "Last distance between you and the car ations. Grand Lodge Deputy for the Con­ ing forward to an even more use­ sors signed' a contract with In­ Slave Deal scheme of the evening. ful new school year. field College, where he is a candi­ Fourth o f July, which was only a ahead. Watch cars behind in your Former President Jacoho Ar- vestors diversified for loans to­ A fter the lovely gifts were open necticut District No. 1 Order of two-day holiday, 261 persons were rear view mirror. benz Guzman was reported to Vasa. So great has been ttie Interest date tor a Master of Arts degree. taling 313.846,000 I insured by the ed and acknowledged, the group killed in traffic accidents. This 5. Signal for turns well before have taken refuge in the Mexican Federal Housing Administration. LECLERC He is actively interested in all of this project .abbut the state WAshiiigton, June 30 (/P)— President Eisenhower gjud enjoyed a dog roost outdoors. The that a member o f the .Museum Memorial Day, a three-day holi- turning and avoid abrupt stops. embassy here, along with Com­ Reaped Windfall FUNERAL HOME hostesses Were Mrs. Michael Ryan phases of lodge Work and is one munist and leftwing leaders who today the hope of the world lies in peace co-existence with o f the authors of the two hospital cOmmittee has been invited to ex­ Tha OToject Is known aa the and Mrs. Albert Ro.v, mother and plain the activity over Station had supported his regime. Shlrley-Duke, In Alexandria, Va. the Ckiimnunista, but declared: “ I will not be a party to anjr sister of the bride-elect. plans which makes joining the Or­ FUNERAL der of Vasa so attractive to per­ WNH<7;TV tomorrow morning on Police Arrests Col. Elfego Monzon, the leader It was built under an expired post treaty that makes anybody a slave.” The President endorsed broadly the concept of a peaceful* ...... ' sons of Swedish descent and their the Yankee Peddlar's Program, of the hew junta, called on aU war program and reapM a wind­ SERVICE famllle.s. With Manchester's Emma Lou persons to surrender their arms or. fall profit of more than two mil­ co-existence—stressed by British Kehler Neilson doing the inter­ James Saulters, 34, of 4.58^ face severe punishment, The Ar- lion dollars. This represented Prime Minister Churchill in their Scandia Lodge No. 23 monthly Leclerc, STATIONERY viewing. Main St., was charged with intoxi­ DISHWASHERS benz government was said to have the difference between the govern­ talks which closed, here yesterday. Walter N. rneeting will be held Thursday eve­ LEADING BRANDS cation. breach of the peace and as­ BE m o d e r n —BANISH DRUDGERY^ distributed arms to farmers and ment-guaranteed loan and .actual But Eisenhower said thia ap­ Senate GOP Director ^ AIRMAIL • NOTES ning at 8 p. m. in Orange Hall. A workers prior to his ouster on proach must not mean apfieaae- report of the Jamestown Conven­ sault and battery following a do- construction costs. 33 Main Street, Manchester Sunday. Sen. Robertson (D-Va.), a mem­ ment, and It must mean that no tion will be a highlight. Thefe will Three Youths Win meatic fracas at his home early nation in the world should be sub­ also be installation of new mem­ HOTPOINT (In Washington, President Eisen­ ber of the investigating Senate Plans Own Call MU9-5869 J N g ^ores < thia morning, police reported. ordinated to an outside power. . bers and those persons who did not OUTSELLS ALL OTHERS hower said it would be dfceitful Banking Committee, asked princi­ Boys’ Slate Posts Patrolman Curtia.L. Wilaon went if he tried to hide hia pleasure pals in the case, who were on the Within, these bounds, the Presi­ receive their Veteran's Pins at. the dent aald,' the hope the world anniversary dinner in May shall to the Saulters home and made the A B C APPLIANCE CO; over the ouster of'm e Communists stand under oath, who was “ cheat­ > arrest after police recelved'a com­ and thplr supporters in Guate­ ed" in this and similar lush deals. lies in peaceable co-exiatence. The Tax Slash receive them at this meeting. Three local boys were elected to plaint that Saulters had^assaultcd MI-9-1575 21 M APLE STREET PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY mala), Carl Budwesky, of Wilmington. nations of the world must find Dues for the last half of 1954 office last -night st Nutmeg Boys’ ways of living together, he aald. for- the Hospital ^lan No. 2 are his wife. Saulters has been released BUY WHERE GOOD SERVICE REIGNS Monzon and Castillo Armas Del., attorney tor the builders, State. Alfred L*Esperance and on 3200 bond pending his appear­ ^ 901 MAIN STREET .Eisenhower's rsuMorka were due July 1. It is urged that they Kenneth Irish, both being spon­ were expected to meet today or to­ said; " I don’t think anybody has „ f ..----- V . i..’ - Washington, June 30 (>PV— ance in Town Court tomorrow. touched off by questions about his ovi- ± ' j The Evil Eqc be paid promptly. sored by the American Legion were morrow In neighboring El Salva­ been cheated, sh-. I think It is talks withth Churldiiii. One raised Senate Republicans today de* elected to judge and rouncllman, In other arrests reported here', TEL. Mi.3-5321 dor to work out details of both the a question o f who got the money/' the poaaibility of whether the cided to offer a general in­ Ben Zelin.ski, 47, of" the Princess The three corporation officers respectively. Geoffrey Gibbs, spon­ armistice and a hew government. Clyde L. Powell, ousted fermei United States, as a result of tho come tax cut plan of their For monq MCdrs the irv- sored by the Lions Club, was Apartments. 623 Msin St., was Diplomats here ln“ the Guate­ top official of the FHA-, refuees to who went on the payroll at 320,- talks, might go along with a parti­ chosen as second selectmen. charged with intoxication after he malan capital believed the two— testify as he Is railed as a witness 000 a year the day the corporation tion of Vietnam which would leave own in an effprt to head o ff was taken into custody by-Patrol­ flucncR of the ”ci4l CMC* ttfos All three competed for-their of-, antl-Communists both—would join before the Senate Banking Com­ was formed were Herman W. Hut- the northam part in Communist a broader reduction amend­ The Heat’s t)n! man Alfred M. Ritter. Jr., about flees in different towns. L'Esper- In still another new governing mittee In Washington during probe man, Early J. Preston and Bryan handa. ment sponsored by Senate bcNcvcd to cause blight or 2 a. m. this moi-ning; and Meyer Gordon, Jr.; all o f thia area. L«ter, Solimene Is Trading: 'Wild ance was elected from the town junta; ’The general feeling was that of “ windfall’’ proflts for builders The President told reporters Democrate. ■7 • of Jefferson. Irish, from Monroe, C. Jacobs, 33. of New York City, according to official government with emphasis—permitting direct ir\)urv. As prouctioo against of govemnsent-insured apartment H'e«M HIka FtfaM aaa Up To $500 On A n y ! and Gibbs, from Polk. was charged With speeding by records; they made these respec­ quotation—that "I will not be a Patrolman Raymond Pt'ek, who U l| C Q PASTRY (Continued on Page Three) projects.- ’ (.YP WIrephoto). Sen., MiUikin. (R ^ o lo )- toM this peilous influence, am* TTie elections were carried on as tive “windfalls” out of the deal party to any treaty that makes Pre-War Car ] if they were setusi town elections, stopped his car yesterday on E. 3607.650; 3400,656 and 3552.483. newsnton the new proposal ia to Middle Turnpike. anybody a slave and that's all increaae personal axempUooa fo r uicts or charms fvere worn. with the voting taking place after The Banking ^Committee is try­ there la to It.” "town, caucuses." The boys or­ Police tc^ay also reported throe ing to get to the bottom of finan­ each taxpayer la the lowar aad IWlOO SHOP On the controversial Oppenhei- middla brackets by 3100 a year. Experience has reveaied ganized two political parties in speeding arrests made on the Wil­ cial manipulations by some build­ mer issue Eisenhower said ''today SOLIMENE, Inc. each town, the Federalist and the bur Cross Highway in Manchester ers who are estimated by Sen. That would mesa a mialiniim that neithiT of these Situation Desperate the government will entertain an annual tax cut o f 330 tor aa in­ Nationalist parties. yesterday by Connecticut State 183 NORTH MAIN ST., MANCHESTER Capehart (RrindI, committee appeal by the atomic acientist if The caucuses and elections were Policeman Charles Sanga. The per­ Brand-new Airman Harriaoa E. OrisnroM, af 18-0 Fareat St, rMelvea tha atato flai^fnm * ^ v - dividual o f 340 fo r a eaupla. Tha chairman, to have made up to half he decides to try for*^ reversal of * assumptions is correct Dodge and PlymouHi held sfter Salom R iik. author and sons arrested were Lee Everett (FORMER LOCATION OF KAY'S PASTRY .SHOP) e m * John Lodge during oeremonlea a t , Bradley Field. WIndaor Loeke, this morning, marking the de­ exemptiwi booat would not SMfy a billion dollars lii windfall prof- the 4-1 vote refusing hta security Direct Factory Dooler lecturer, talked to. a combined Story, 36, of Stafford Springs, who ita. parture of the OonnecHcut VaHey FHgbt tor Saiapsea Air Forre Baae. Griswold waa selected to reeeiva to other dependents such aa w l - clearance. dran. Adherence to the rules of meeting'of Nutmeg Boys' State was also charged with following In Flood Area Town Investors diversified is now con­ the flag for the 33f Air Faroe reendts from thp Connecticut Valley area. Story of tho flight’o depart- ore on 15# . The Atomic Energy Commis­ and Laurel Girls’ State. Mrs. Fran­ too closely behind a car in front of trolled by Robert R. Young's A1-: The Increase la tha — Tirtlirns personal hggicnc (Cleon* cis Burke Reddick, former Secre­ his, Loilia Malaspina, 27. of New­ IT’S sion yesterday found that J. Rob­ would ba aftoeUvs as at toa on ew . AT SWISS PASTRY SHOP By THE ASSOCIATED PBBSS leghany Corp. But John W. McCar- July 1.. tary of State, also addressed the ark. N. J., and Anna E. Wischman, tln, Attorney for investors diversi­ ert Oppenheimer is unfit to han­ Nness. adequate diet and rest) and regular Read Herald Advs. group. 44, of Somerville, Mass. The situation at Piedras Negras, Mexico, a mostly adobe fied, said the controlling Inteveet dle America's nuclear secrets bs- Another part of tha aubsmuto ■village of 35,000 across the Rio Grande from Eagle Pass, was not obtained unUI April 27, cause of "defects o f character.,;- plan would cut ia half the affSet medical cxaminotlons arc the best waqs to of the relief provision for «vi- CLOSED MONDAYS BUY ONE DOZEN AT REGULAR PRICE 'Tex., was described today as desperate in the wake of the 1949, some time after preliminary and dangerous associations." That negotiations had beegun with the Denied decision.^.closed out a long and dend income'Ysceived by stodt- add gears to the normal span of life. The OPEN 7 A. M. TO 7 P. M. greatest flood in Rio Grande history roared down on Laredo, T T*^^earaiice holders. GET ANOTHER c ■ponsora in the Shirley-Duke deal. wordy legal battle Involving tha phgsidan and pharmacist hove ahvogs been TUESDAY THROUGH . Tex., 85 miles downstream. Land on which the project was ioiellKolem 50*year-old physicist. MUlUtln' fa vf reporters only a SUNDAY How many were drowned — If built was bought for 3178,000, Bud- Eisenhower on whose orders Op- few details at the plan aa ba leaders in thc flcld of preventive medidne. DOZEN FOR ONLY any — at Piedras Negras, no­ weaky aaid, all of which was paid penheimer's security clearance Hurried to the Senats floor. o body knew. The river was back In Church Croup out of proceeds of a preliminary U. S. Defense waa suspended Isst,J>iKcmber, re­ Tha proposal waa worked out at Onig gour phgsician is qualified to cRognose its banks there last night. loan from investors diversified. fused St his news conference to­ a cloaed-door oonferenca aC,all t t Across the river, Nuevo Laredo The project was built by six separ­ day to comment on the AEG de­ GOP Senatore after it became dear and treat disease. The fliiing of prescriptions Bhowed no sign of life. It’a on Washington, Juns 30 (>F>--A i Washins1;on, June 30 (/P)— Members o f the Senate In­ that there was eubaUntiat tsar in Hits Testimony ate corporations, each with a total Senate Preparedness Subcommit­ cision. - . - lower ground, and most o f the 60,-. capital of 31,000, the party’s aanatorial ranks of tha ' is our responsibiiitu os pharmacists. „ tee, today called a hearing on the vestigating: Subcommittee said today that two staff mem­ Ike Would Hear Appeal (KM) people there fled to the hills ' poUUcal effect at the Oemomtie Committee counsel William Simon American watch and clock indus­ bers have been denied clearance by the Defense Dept, to But if Dr. Oppenheimer wants while water rose in the streets. By Iiinueir^o asked Budwesky; "W as there any to appeal the appeal o f course propoeal. At lAredo the river rose to 62.6 other capital ever put in?” - try—to determine its contribution handle classified material. The subcomihittee membera A ehowdown veto on the Qemo- to national defense. win be Clconsidered, the 'President feet today abo(it s'a. m. and stayed I Budwesky. said "nothing" other asked Sen. McCatohy (R-Wla), the*------— — ------craUc proposal—calling for n 8106 I > REPLACE YOUR OLD FURNACE NOW! Spokesmen tor the domestic in­ regular chairman, to''call a meet- —-Z* _ .. said. there for a while. Water was up New Haven, June 30 (f)—Repre- than "what they borrowed." And If that course la taken, boost .in tbe SSpO peracaud i n c ^ e dustry say the situation in W orld Ing of the group to consider the W K i I i a H In the atreete closest to the river, sentaUveS of the country’s Congre- investors diversified, McKenna Eisenhower eaid he would go to tax exemption—was due soma flma i.but farther uptown the Mexican gational Christian Churches today War H, when the entire domestic matter and "otti'or staff prob- y v .4f a M lCI. , j ^ J J L i C U during the afternoon. The laatM was industry was devoted to manu­ the Attorney-General to find out boys were out sw'eeplng^he side- called for a h^_t In “ the fMse'Wlt- (Contfaiued on Page Twenty-aeven) what his perogattves and responsi­ very much In doubt. -neas of IhnuPhdo and inainuaUon facturing Umiqg devices for de­ wiUka, city buses and taxia ' Sen. Mundt (S-SD), who acted'!.¥ *» 1 ^ in ga rk t* IT b ll bilities are in the matter. Millikin, chief signsl-csUer for the running, and the sun was shin- and the dark arts of a concealed fense. proved a strong industry Is as chairman, of the subcommittee 9.11 X t l JL I I M J I T 1/ a U legialaUon. summoned the 48 R e-' informer. essential In this country. in its televiiied probe of the Me- _ _ ' The President said he haa not big. studied the AE C findings, having publican Senators into a c lo a ^ On m e l|at day of their week-end Industry witnesses, Ih previous Carthy-Army row. aald the De- ' A * C a . g f | ^ „ door etrmtegy session just half an ftonltary Problem long general council meeting, the USW, Big Steel appearances before, congressional fense Dept, had advised him by XxCvv merely read about .them in the enfhusiasf, Lou, o . A tremendous sanitary problem papers, but he.-^ sidded they were hour before the Senate was to delegates declared that in the pres­ committees and the T ariff Cbm- letter of its “final determination” meet. for steam, vapor, hot water ioV radiant panel was building up, but Laredo hoped ent ' 'period of ideological contro­ misaion,. have contended the nob to grant clearance to the two j made under normal procedures by men wh'o'.mhe trusts. He was expected to count noses heating systems. DESIGNED TO GIVE YOU to have some water turned on at versy, civil liberties are in special Agree on Hike American market was taken over staff employee. Hartford, June 30 (Jf) — A win­ Got so ^ drinking ‘fhin' brew 10 a.< m. ___. ■ He declined to answer a question then to see If there would -ba peril." ' by Swiss imports while domestic Up to today’s word from Mundt, dow washer fell to his death, from LOW-COST HOME HEATING LUXURY! Ten or 12 helicopters, patrolled whether he felt the country, “was enough GOP defecUona to put ever' “ We confidently trust the order­ 'firms were In w ar production. it had been disclosed only that the a stage, 15 stories high, at the the DemocraUc move. ’ constantly up and down the river. Unless early and, adequate tariff safer and more secure now that He curfed round bis hook. ly processes of law to detect and In Pay, Pension two staff members did not have new Statler hotel 'thia morning. I f so, It was conaiderad Ukaly N early 100 miles north o f Del restrain subversion will be follow­ protection is afforded, they argue, Oppenheimer is no longer working clearance, and not that it had been Gideon Rodrique. about 45, of the' Republican leadership would Special Tues. • Wed. -Thiirsday Rio, at Ozons. ,Tex., the latest ed,” the convention said In a there will be no domeetic industry refused. for us." - ooiint showed 16 persona; dead and Pittsburgh, June 30 (JP). — The Hartford, was working on one of Such a question, .the President come up with a compromias plap. FOR A BIG BUY IN HEATING COMFORT resolution adding- "wa. repudiate to toll back upon in'event of an­ IdeuUty Wltbbeld two stages .swung on the front And willed and shook . one. still- missing in a cloudburst CIO United Steelworkera h,d pen other emergency. said, should be sddreiiwd to. the The poasiMlity mentioned most political demagoguery -Ihat con­ The identity of the two wss not o f the hotel, according to John like several Sunday that gorged fuses dissent with disloyalty. and ink ready today tor , baalc AEC. 7 prominently' was a proposed 330 Among witnesses scheduled to announced and Mundt said the Dodd, foreman. The stages had the Rip. Grande out of Its banks. The resolution, urging more steel producers to follow the lead testify today Wfre Thomas P. Neither Oppenheimer nor his at­ cut for each. taxpayar--440 tor .a Defense Dept- had declined to in­ just been lowered from the I6th Smiled bravely and su g fe d ,’Adieu "confident g^od will among citizen- o f U. 8. Steel Corp. and sign con­ Pike, asaiitant Secretary j5f State; form the subcommittee of the torneys have said what steps, if man and wife filing a joint r ^ O f the possible loss of life at to ! the 15th floors, and had , not an-y. .they now contemplate. BRAND NEW ^ --BUY THESE C-E FEATURES 'Piedras Negras, a ■stgte highway neighbors" was among more than tracts giving 600,000 men a 5-cent Dr. Arthur Flemming, head o f the "nature o f the accusation" against turn: This would be figured, as 20 declarations conceniing social .an hour pay boost, higher pen- Office of Defense Mobilisation; them. been lashed In tightly against the ' The physicist appealed after his s credit on tax returns. Tbs patrol man indicated it might building. security clearance was suspended and government issues up for pas­ Nilona and ffnproved insurance pro­ LiOthair Teetor, assistant secre- Sen. McClellan (D -A rk), said Democrats qnca considered this reach Into the hundreds. Dodd said Rodrique aought.to six months ago. The AE C then set sage at the windup of the meeting. grams. the letter from the Defense Dept, jplan. &m cthing fishy there? No one brand o f beer can'mslfo ’-‘But we don’t have any definite pass between Earl Johnson, an­ up a special security panel to con- number," he patrolman said, add- 'The bulk of them were submitted Big ’ steel, employing 190,000 (Coatinued en Page Fifteen) reported there was affirmative DemocraUc proposal ia be- an eight-member resolutions other workmad and the .building. aider the case. This panel hekrd 38 ISH to 30to Ihff: py USW duespayers and usually the evidence that did not weirant the lavtoat— • committee, headed by the Rey. contract pace setter for the in- He bruahed against the building witnesses, including Oppenheimer. ■tlapsid fnaa Faga O u«) Vacuum Cleaner “ .““ I.V U 'I'"'"'' i« lb.caloric "I'm aura there were a lot of clearance of the two employes. and the unlashed stage swung and on May 27 Voted 2-1 against ■4 . ■way Joeeph C. aeveIaocL,of Rockford, dustry,. wna first to sign yester- ,..Mu.ndt agreed that waa the eub- Uvea loat. They are In awful bad ni. . - , ^ out, toppling. Rodi^que down be­ him. •wMre day. atance of the'letter from Wilber Sswosor ahapp ovar there. W ater went over tween the'building and the stage. Elsenhower defedded Vice Presi? drink the beer that a brewed for enjoyment-Schaefer. roftort others flowed In from delegates A few hours later, the Second M.’ Brucker, Defense Dept., gen­ yamt 'raum4 the roofs o f tw o^tpry hpusea.’.’ ' on the floor. , , He fell w ith 'a cry and "hit one of dent Nixon when - acked .About a 10-DAY FREE HOME TRIAL ...... largest producer, Bethlehem Steel News Tidbits eral counsel. He said he believed reports of Among those adopted were the top of one of four marquees. speech Nixon hlM made last week­ Co., agreed to jthe same basic set­ Mundt called a seseion of the 500 dead (n the little Mexican city resolutions-urging; „.XnIIed from A P W ire* “ He just ’’made a. wrong pass, end to the effect that the foreign tlement and said it would sign for committee todayTo receive the re­ BiiUetins' its 80,000 employes In New York that'a the only way to explain it,’’. policy of Former Secretary at ■(CoaHnued e, Page Twenty-aeveaj port from the Army on the staff •> from'the AP Wire* (Conttnned en Fage Twenty-aeven) -today. Jones and Laughlin Steel 5 President Eisenhower takes members’^ status. Corp., the fourth largest producer (Coatianed on Page Fifteen) (Coatlnaed oa Page Fifteen) * breather from world a'ffairs with Report on Pereaa with about 25,000 USW employes, law a round of g o lf.. .Six-legged frog He said he also expected the MAN SHOOTS WIFE, FOUCE signed the same agreement as eigoj/menl baai-toot found on Maryland golf course subcommittee to decide what to Indiaaapaills, June 86 (F>—A Big Steel. to and put on display In Baltimore do with a report received from the roan shot his wife in 4belr keuw baiaaiaal French Losing Control Two more basic producers fell zoo. on the West Side today aad thea Army, In an envelope atamped In line early today. 'They are Trial o f ' actress Marie k^cDon- confidentiM, on the eato of for­ AEC Backs Oppiie Ban held at bay aumeroos peliea Toungetown Sheet and Tube Co. ald for hit-and-run accident listed mer Maj. Irving PerSaa, a New armed with aa axmond ear, with 22,000 employes and Crucible ■ubeoaebiae nias, tear gas aad for Oct. 4..; Chou and Nehru Y’ork- City dentist. MUndt aaya Of Key Indochina Delta Steel Corp., with. 13,000. ' rtfiee. Gcaend Hospital, repartad pledge themselves, to "Strive, tor he has not opened it. Pittaburgh Steel 'Co. employing promotion, o ff^ a c e ;" From Nuclear Secrets ■lx or eight wero wounded by Saw about 15,000 came to terms with Civil Aeronautica Board study­ gun ehots. H m maa waa IdeatS* - 1-YEAR GUARANTEE kaet-tos* Larry Allen, Pulitzer prise-win-1 ing. them . up - themselves and----with­ (Continued on Page Fifteen) vniha nlng war correspondent o f tbe As- the big unibn last njght. ing request from major airlines to Washington, June SO — The^ Oppenheimer, in New York last fled aa Howard Ellis. Ha ap- drawing forces to bolster those piirrBtly had a rlflo. . ohiaiasy aoclntod Prene, hnn been covering A spokesman for the' big union allow flights to terminate at Brad­ Atomic Energy C o m m 1 a ■ 1 o n , night after the commission re- guarding the Hanoi-to-Haiphong ... — ' -■■■’- i '.5- S the Indochina fighting for aome lifeline. headed by David J. McDonald said ley Field and not be forced to go (A B C ) has nailed down the ban I leased its decision upholding the all other basic steel producers to Boston.. .Greek Premier Mar­ IKE BUDGET BIO OUT la HsM two-yeain from the battle areas French Preipler Pierre Mendes- Niiiian Held Guilty against atom.ic pioneer J. Robert! board;s ruling, had no direct com- S. Iittstios wmAi where a, tight eensonhip Is In ^ ______with which the union has con- shal Alexander Papagos greeted by Haehlagtoa Jaae Id UPt—CM - Prance has pledged to get a cease- Oppenheimer with a 4-1 declara- ment on the majority report, gresa w oaad ap aeUoa today sa S. Ru| Neill* foree. H e has filed the following fire in IndoAina by'juW M o” re- German ChancelW Konrad Ade­ Qf Taxes Evasion tion that he ia unfit to handle But he voiced confidence In the aU the ’^regular" geveraamak 4. floor Iruih BatHaehie- (CoaUnued on Paga Twenty-eeveu) nauer upon arrival. America's nuclear eecreta because will bi. America’s scientists to * ' 1 Moves are now underway People Converging on cemetery approprlattaaa biUa aad caan B. Furniture Tool typ* htool boring eensor-free Malaya). between the French and the Vlet- of ."defects of character... and "work faithfully to preserve and at Saugerties. N. Y., to inveatigate out With a tatal o f $48,473^66.- Ba Rouod Duitisg Iruih minh High Commands to discuss New York, June 80 (IV-Joeeph D. dangerous associations.’’ strengthen thia country.” And he report of "bleeding status" in «M9. 'This Is 81J»8,dd6,6M lam 7a Domortior By LAERY ALLEN details of a possible truce. Nunan, Jr., once the naUon’s top 'The. commission thus, closed.out praised Dr. Henry D. Smyth, the ^i^rmlbe$rl Moon Darkens Sun Catholic ' g r a v e y.a r d .. .M o r e thaa Preaideat Flaeabawer bad tax collector, has been found guilty Ba Crovk* To,l Singapore, June 30 (. In ihe _ meantime, the French' late yesterday its role' In a long only commissioner to recommend Wounded being evacuated from asked aad 88.736.6ddJMd Ima France’s shaky hold on the Red hoiding'ln thV rice'anrmlner^^^^^ of Income tax evasion. and wqrdy legal battle with .the' reinstatement of his security SocNomI view af 04 03-nr*6 M or Dien Bien.Phu by U.S. Air Force A Brooklyn federal court jury than the siraUar hills tantied River delta—key to milltfry vie- rich Red- River delta, where seven For Total Eclip se Iri Qlobemasters. 50-year-old physicist who was r clearance, as having rendered a laet year. tory .in Indochina—la crumbling million 'Vietnamese live, la shrink­ convicted the former Commissioner Vladmir Petrov begins testifying of Internal Revenue yesterday on once one of Ita roost .trusted' ad- “ fair and considered 'Statement." raiddly. ing fast. visere. The majority report was .si|«ed By JOE F. KANE before the Royal Commission./ on all five counts at an indictment . COPTERS JOIN SEARCH Another three weeks may tell The French High Command al- What the next act would bring by AEX! Chairman Lewis 1^ the tale aa to how* lohg the Pr.ench ready AP Stoff Writer Espionage in Australia.. .A 69- charging him with evading pay­ TbeaipaaavtUe, »aae Sd (19)*- ady has announced a general 'n e sun died for 76 seconds year-old ' war veteran’e body it- ment of 391,OM for the years 1946 was unclear. Neither Oppenheimer Strauss and Commisaioners^JSu- G E N E R A L ^ ELECTRIC can hold onto the highway and withdrawal • Worn- the big Nam nor his attomeya were saying gfne M. Zuckert and Joseph-Cimp- Two beUcopters^fraas aearb(f railway lifeline between Hanoi early today aa a spectacular totbl alaied to be buried tonrforrow in thriMigh 1950. Bradley Field today Jslaed H a Fr«a Sprayer Dlnh Province and its textile­ what steps, if any. they contem­ bell, both of Whom appended state­ and the aeapor^ city of Haiphong, eclipse swept across the top third Illinois .In n slanted- tomb in ac­ The 5S-'year-o)d Nunan faces a eeafrb for three MaaeaclMaatts manufacturing center of the same plated. One iqumewered question ments of their own. With lack Purchait 64 miles to the eastward. of the world from -the farmlands cordance With Inst ructions, he left. poaaible total sentence of 35 years roea reported wiaaia# traaa tfesir YOU CAN PUT YOUR CONFIDENCE IN name, a city pf more than 100,000 of Nebraska Lp the plains of India. In jail and a 350,000 fine. He waa would he appeal to President Ei- Commissioner ’Ihomas'''E. Mur­ S laS O V alM Within that- period o f. time it Eisenhower administrdtion is la­ homea eiaea Maaday aigbt wbaa on the Red River 55 miles south­ In what appeared to be a giant continued In 91,500 bail pending Senltower? . ray, agreeing with UiCm that appears that one o f two things la east o f Hanoi. beled “ pro la^Wr" by -Secrets^ of they weat oa a fisbtag Mp la struggle tor dominance of the Labor James P.'. Mitchell; . .More aentenclhg July 23. The preeident haa declined com­ .jienhelroer shb'uld be'denied access almoat bound to Hqpptn. Either ^ New Evacuation Diie the Oei^Metieat JBivar. there la.going to bo .a cease-fin heavens, the .moon chewed away at than 131 mflltoi) flngerplftnt Federal Judge Walter Bruch- ment on the case since.- oii his -dr- to secsets, wrote a separate opinion 'Evacuation of the Mg Catholic the aun for half an hour.- On file at F B I aa bureau reai' haueen told the jury at seven wom­ ders, Oppenhetotcr’s .' a e c u r i t:y which' saidj; “ Dr. lOppenhetmer waa ‘■"3 a agreement, or the (tommuniat-Ied center o f Phat Diem, .75 miles( H O U SE,PAibian A l b j Vietidinh.wlll hit the Ftwnch with Slowly, the moon kept hipping self for S0tb;aBnlVersarV. en and lit'Va men-the verdict waa clearance was sounded last De­ disloyal” In the sense that tie dls. Wsahlagtoa. 4aaa M ! ■outKeast of Hanoi, and o f the at tha aun that''rose one-fourth 'France an& Soviet Union "juatifiad by the eyidaiv;#!!.” . cember. ' ■ regarded siKuhty 'regulaUona. a fiiaaaive “ human aca” attack-’’ towns of Th ai Binh and Ninb Binli, Hauaa taday a n PARK ST^ HTFD. wlipaed. Within is minutee, one 'tot a new joint mlr timuport . Nunan, an appointee of the late Oppenheimer appealed then, and asiiytb IMeagr'eeS 'Sbortea UfeUao 60 mUM aoutboaat and aouUi n - tWSaaato a i Nightly for weeks the French half the sun was blacked Put as ice between Paris and Moecow via Praaltont Franklin D. Roosevelt, tbe AEC set up a special security But Smyjlh. a Printoton adenUst eiga aid bill« O I L S E R V I C E qiocUvely, la ogqiacUd ahortty, darkness followed dawn. ^rnaP Main 4nd- Park havii boon losing atrategle defonae Pragu e.. .Lynn! - Riggei 'i famous aervqd as ttto naUdn'siNumbar 1 p ^ e l to consider his case. It heard vh o arorked wUb OppanhdSMr In AISTORES '^ 0 Fienck delta's defanae, k n g A t 6:07 a.- at. d e n til alandard playwrighf Oeo' In New York.. „ tax conaetpr fiton :19to to 194T, 88 witneeaea. IncludingIncludi! Oppenhei- 341 BROAD ST. TEL. ML9-4548 a under attack by everwhelm- w a r t t ^ 1 dfvMepmiBiV cf the asrsStaT^ ■umbortflC Vletniln)i, or Wow- ptBielMM beard la the Sea af mer, and oa MSy 37 rotad 3-1 ran ean veto ,XHE r . * pL IB O U S n U I B B EW IKO OO. O F OONNECTICVT, 1 (CaaOmmat an Tw m^-om) (Osal M Faga I K Oaliles today. (Caa«aM « aa Faff# Uaamim -acaihat him. ■ V.(OaatiMMi au Fb|a Ttoshlgr) waa 3dMl$8, .\ \ i ' \ :/ ■\1