PAGEJBECTEEN MONDAY, JULY 15, 1,987* HlaitdTP^fr iEuftting Bloodmobile Visits Center Church Tomorrow--1:45 to 6:30 p . ni, Members of the Auxiliary to An Moss and Ladder;,. Co., No. 1, ►ut Town derson Shea Post, No. 3048. VPW, SMPD, will hold its monthly meetr Brae Marr (^inp. In Debut Tonight Walther Leaguers who are planning to go on„Uie Ing,tomorrow night at 8 o'clock In mystery ride on July 33, should the firehouse.. To Make Awards • DRS. EDMOND R. ZAGLIO Average Daily Net Preea Run -ManehMter L>odg« fo Blkn will make reservations before Tiiursday Plan Beach Outing For the Work Rndod The Weather ‘ conduct • ritual at the W. P. with either Mrs. Viola Turkshol or Juua 8, 1957 Quiah Funeral Home tonight for Parents and friends of campers and ANDREW H. THOMAS Foreeaat af U. S. Waathar itareM Mrs. Laura Ecabert. after 5:30 p.m. The Ui members of the Wsllher. ■ 8 the late Joaeph B. Kulas, who wa* Those going on the ride will meet have been inWted to attend the League of Zion' Lutheran Church. a member, OAcera and members at the post home at 8 p.m. Court Cases presentation o f awards and Camp •Ipng . with ' their counselors, are Announe ths Association of- 12,540 Clehr, «»ol agala tonight. Law o f the Bike will meet at the Elka fire Program Thursday at 7 p.m. planning an all day beach outing 'Rome at 7:30. at the camp on second Bolton Maaibcr «f 'the Audit 111 mid 88a. Runny, dry Wednea- A. William Astley of this town on Tuesday, at Meig's Point State" Burcui of CIreiiUtiou day. High aear 80. Is director, of "Lady iq the Dark," Two men were each fined $101 Lake. Park, which wi. be climaxed by DR. PETER B. CRAM Aw'ards will be presrnt«d for Manchester-— A City o f Village Charm Army Specialist 3.C. Anthony I which will open tomorrow for a 2- m Town Court this morning by i a steak cook-out. ^ G. nano, son of Mr. and Mrs. An- I week run at Oval in the Grove, showing competence in archery, They will meet at the church, In the Practice of Orthopedic Surgery ^ ^ thony Plano; Birch Mt. Rd„ recent- Farmington. Deputy Judge Jules Karp on swimming, boating, camping, arts leaving by-private cars at about VOL. L XXVI, NO. 243 (FOURTEEN PAGES) *1 ly completed instructor training in charges of drivUig while under the and crafts, singing: drsmsUcs and 9:50 B.m. 12 MYRTLK STREET — MANCHESTER. CONN. MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, JULY 16. 1957 (Oteaaiflrd Advertiaing an^Paga 13) PRICE FIVE CENTS diemical, blolotfcal and radlolbgi- influence of Into-Xica^lnj; liquor. other areas. Mrs. Jsssit Sweet, 40 N. Sch($bl An area at Meig's Point has mArn i cal warfare while serving with the St.. It convalescing at the laurel Leonard Slebcrt, 2i, of Hart Itocal campers at Brae Marr been reserved for the group so 34th Infantry Division in Korea. are: Manor Convalescent Home, ford, was also sentenced to 30 I that games ma.\ be enjoyed He is regularly assigned as a squad Etra Auerback, 73iomas Ban- I throughout the day. leader .in Oo. C of the division's days in jail, which Was auapend- ever, Cynthia Barnes, Linda Bay Sharp Taderl 34th Regiment. Manchester Emblem Club,. No. ed. Judge Karp added the Jail er. Joaeph Bemardi. Carolyn Bes- 56 on KLM Plane 251, is planning to bold a mid sentence when Slebert faid he waa ser, Steven Boris, Joseph Cataldl,; summer dinner dance Aug. 24 at Traps Miss Carolyn Ruth Johnson, 43 unable to pay the fine Immediate Heidi Cole, Wayne polombaro, ■ [imself the Ro.semount Restaurant, Bolton. ly. Judge Karp gave Slebert'60 Richard. Lynn and Carol Denni Personal Notices Holl St, has been awrarded a Board The dinner will be catered by of Trustees half-tuition grant at j days to pay or the Jail sentence son. Jonathan Ellis. Mary Gara- Believed Dead in 'Valley Pordt, Pa., July 16 i>Pi Hits Justice Warren, Pagan! Caterers, and decorations would be invoked. venta. Gall Geromiller, Sii.san and tipsala College for the 1657-58 will follow the Hawaiian theme. Card of Thank.s —David E le^ a n thought he had. academic year. Shd will begin her William McKepna. 47, of , 23 Carol Giddings. Susan Goldberg, W» wish 10 thank >11 our rrlailvrs Only Naw Design Hodeu* first yon tbs made a goM trade for a pair of Anyone wishing to make reserva Cheryl Hamilton, Siisan and Ellen freshinan year at the college in tions may call Mrs. Harold Centerfleld St., pleaded guilty to friends, and neighbors for their ex- Inxnry . . . the gentleness of ths tabris handcuffa jat the Boy Scout Jam the same charge and also waa Harrison. Steven end Nancy H er-: resslons of sympathy, flowers and boree hem until he tried to get September. Burnett, Mrs. Donald Jorgenson, [asses at the time of the loss pf our New Guinea Crash Patricia Ann Eddy coreAng that's soft as a rrhlspsr. Mrs. Charles Ponticelli, or any fined 1101. man. Donald Jordan, Peter Ki a-1 a. beloved husband and father. John them ott/. The bent key wouldn't j member of the committee. Richard A. Zitkua. 18. of Hart viu, John and Mary Lamenzo, !Slralc, We especially wish to thank thhi lex of 48 $1.65 work. ford. was fined *102 for operat Bonnie Law'rence. Oliver Mansur, I Patricia Ann Eddy has joined bpjs from the Jarv'ls ronstrucllon Co. Six holicemen tried their own Bruce and Joan Marlow, Dave Mc- 2 for $3.23 The Hague, Netherlands.fsiyen up »f finding allv* any of the Charge ing a motor vehicle wOiile his li the Johnny Conrad Dancers and j The'Sirak family. miaaing. keya,/halrplna and paper clipa Tour l,akota Council, No. 61. Degree Millin, Marilyn Miller. David and July 16 {ff)— A Dutch airliner for hn hour without aucceaa. I of Pocahontas, will meet Wednes- cense was under suspension. makes her profes.M 14 hontas Henrietta Driggs and her on E. Center SL Saturday eve .Slossberg. Kimberly Smith. Nancy’ *PPcar with the group f'UEL OIL finding alive any of 56 per The Lockheed Supercohatalla- U.S. Weighs Says Court liUiS. Members sj-e reminded to ning. tion. carrying 59 paaaengers and a handcuffa off Immediately. Solomon, Allan V a n Z a-n d> r, 'll Oakdale Theater In Wallingford g a s o l in e sona listed as missing. crew of 9. plunged into 800 feet of bring items for the gift table. Re- George E. Magnuson. 17. of 95 Rachael WichmaW;' Gair AVillls, ne-'ft week. freanmenta will be served after the There were 17 children aboard water ahortly before dawn flv St. John St., was also arrested at Barbara Zubrow. , | Pal. age 17. lived with her par- : the KLM plane and moat were be Atom Arms meeting. the same lime by Patrolman Peck. miles off Biak Island. To Let li.S. Brae Marr ha-a ojiehed regtstra-; ents. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth S. lieved among the mUaing. At lekit One early report said the pi: 2: Sen ate Group His case waa continued until Aug. tion for canipi^ for the second i Eddy. 28A Garden Dr. She grad-! one child waa among the 11 pae- O L L i r S The Women's Society of the 2 at the request of counsel. waa in flamea when it craahed session July 2 2 'to Aug. J6. j listed from Mancheste)' High In BANTLY OIL aengcra and one crew mrinber — a KLM communique did not, c For NATO A U T O B O D Y Community Baptist Church— will — Two drivers received suspended Oamp offlciala said that the f June with honors, was a member I |,\ , the etewardeaa — who were rett tion a fire. Blocks Ike on Pick Voters hold its mid-summer meeting at I judgments for operating without a camp wa'a unable to accept many ■ ibe National Honor Society and : '1 MN ■'ii{i:i.i nuJM tlUUcoM eued. The plane, "The Neutron,"/ waa ★ W ELDING the church tomorrow night at 7:45.1 license. applications for the first session I t*>e National Thespian Society, A KLM epokeaman aaid the on a regular flight to Amsterdam Washington, July 16 Washington. July 16 (4*)— TEL Mlfchcll 9-1595 MANCHISTIR CONH* ★ AUTO lODY and p ^ atlmdlng are Mked to bring Patricia P. Peek. 21. of 193 because of late regisiyation and | While in school. Pat studied the i . mUaing included 19 children. He by way of Manila. Jaka'rta, Bang'^jMoney Probe Secretary of State Dulles said Sen. Byrd (D-Va) today called their .handwork for the fair. Adams St., was driving on an ex-, urged parehts to reglater Im- dance with Pat Anmilli of Mao'- CORNER MAIN and OAK STREETS •aid one child died of burna ihort- kok, Rangoon. Karachi, B e^ it and ______I today the United States is, ROCKVILLE TR 5 .1271 ly after being, found by reecuera. Chief Juntice Warren “ the FENDER REPAIRS pired license and Stanley E. Rob n-ediately in order to reserve a | che.sler and the Angelo School of istud.ving the possitjility of] ★ COMPLETE CAR Hose Oo. No, 4 of the Town Fire inson \vas operating his car on a space for the second session. Ballet in Hartford. i - II Bodlea Recovered modern Thaddeus Stevens," Department answered a call to a New . Ifork license, according'to Native boata and launchea from {providing the North'Atlantic( and said the present Supreme PAINTING car fire on Oak Orove St., Sunday police. the Dutch deatroyer Kortenauer iTreaty Organization (NATO) Court would let the' federal LACQUER and BNAM|EL afternoon. The car was owned by The cs.se of Nathan Taah, SO, of •earching ■ the area for aurvivora tw'^enUre^temUie^V"*^^ 'j;*" ! vott*'’ the “E u ffiv e?" biU “to* « t with a stockpile of atomic chlU en -n d ^ n l w K * prealdenUal commia.aion to government say who shall Marry LaFountatne of Hartford 7 Ford St.. wa» nollfd by Jud3:e recovered 11 bodiea. weapons. 8 Giis#old Street and the blaze «*as conflhed to, the Karp. Tasli was charged with Dr. I. A. Aler. prealdent of KLM I f.fh .r study the nation', finances. vote— "the Constitution not m l hV’V I?' 'T*'*' the vole La to This la a possible aniwer, Dulles TeL MI-9-5025 * car's transmission case. Damage fradulent issue of checks. ,Tash said Alrlinea. laid on the baala of in made clear at a news conference, withstanding." ■ was slighL that he had, written tivo checks HALE'S JULY FABRIC SALE formation available, i t . appeared ^hn^rH th^“l u l / ** permit the Finance Committee to In a speech prepared for the *^Blak iailnll ll go ahead with a free rein In Its to the objection of some European thinking that his wife had made the plane developed engine trouble Allies that a cut-off in ' atomic Senate. Byrd said the administra sufficient bank deposits, which had T i» .n iK IU L coM and made a forced landing oh the Hrhilucn ®"'" Inouiry In this field. "Hie heat tion’s Civil Rights Bill “would 4 Schouten group oUj the northern generated by the dispute over the not been done. BEAUTIFUL SUMMER FABRICS AT REAL SAYINGS ocean. . ix'enpona production under a dis make a 20th ' Century American MANCHISTIR C o n n * j rival plana for the study waa dem armament . program would deny Caeaar" out of Atty. (Jen. Brwy- HelM Mattie of 111 E. Middle Ha aaid hope had almoat been (Continued oh JPage Five)' onstrated In a Senate floor e x -- them Such weapon.s permanently.__ THE TpRe. received a nolle on s ch a rg ^ If it is peaeed in its present CO RN ER Ma in and OAK STRlffT ' change yesterday In which Sen. Britain and Fi-ance especially df parking 'Within 25 feet of an In- I Kerr (D-Okla I said President El- form. 1 tersection. have indicated such fears. He said the measure iq ah "InG WILLIAM L BELFIORE : aenhower haan't the brains to un-- Dulles said he thinks It would qultioui bin (that) Is a refutation ! Continued cases were: Raymond deratand government fiscal prob- ; E. Michaels. 22, of 278 N. Main be more proper to set up a NATO of our. entire American juriapru- AGENCY SHOE REPAIR SHOP 1 lema. stockpile than to hand weapons ! St., charged with evading respon- ‘Progressives’ dence.” I The bill defeated in the Banking over to Individual coiintripa. , ' albllity, to July 29; Florence Whit- ^ USE YOUI^ CHARGE ACCOUNT ' Committee was offered by Sen. The Virginia Senator auggeated- ■ ne.v. 29. of Hartford, charged with ' He aaid he thinks the NATO ; i that President EUsenhWar "doean’l I Capehart (R-lnd). senior Repub-'” atomic arsenalt could perhaps be' : speeding, to July 22; John O. Jack- ; lican on the group. The President know what la In this bill.” He Special For Tuesday Only! created nllhout a ch ^ g e in U.S. ; added that It was difficult to find son. 49, of 38 Meekvllle Rd„ Urged to Hein Reds ' was understood to have asked charged with driving while under law by placing it u r^ r the com any proponents that did. BuL REAL ESTATE ^INSURANCE MEN'S, lADIES’end ^ ^ ^ ^ l o o p members of the committee , mand of Gen. Lauris Not'stad ' as ! the influence of Intoxicating' li. I I personally to gel the bill out._ A speaking for himself end 'srithout I qilpi's or drug.s, to Friday; Terry '; CHILDREN'S SHOES 4L A the American military chief In any documentary proof, Byrd said: I.xindoD, July 18 14^ — Nikita ^streia^d .similar measure has beei? shelved Europe.' N prstad/is. Slsq NATO, j M; Jiles, 21 .'.Sr Wa|rplfii(i"jharged ■ House. Banking Committee D ies "T .strongly suspect that-, the , J|knulwJ|grlmuh£J|gr andan d.~ P^rmter ' Nlk^tet • J an^,Jmrn» a t o p _ t e ^ .t ^ - M d : tiiftjDemiHMit..' commander. / ' • ■ ' i T ^fii^ua 'Blevena,^ hpiy INflStBLE Ra'Igantir: returiKedT jar- a imo;t.^-prMucti»^^ -----‘ 'Of' ■ ...... thi9iChteT'"°'-<^'"itti'" teisSmw'in IfoacWTimlgM :trhnt iSen.''TnlbrI|tht" IRrsiSclKsrssSaiiir^J-’J ir-ffBV ' r w .i I o f' the' 'Banking -Oomnaitt**, L • known itT StuKrerioirto states . w^j8tetti'^:08y-weck visit’Hi'U*v4rt- t o Jotw^ tbc H'oInMBe.... been filed against him. (AP Wirephoto). photo). TThis/perplexity h i^ p caused the split member of the Houaa in hla time, for Your Kitohen- The broadcast account made no : isfetion In the field, e Presidium in which Com- SHOES SHINED By h a b o L i> k . m il k s refereijce to the U.N. disarms- Sirtbrighl said he had no con- was author o f the ReconstpUctlon GLADIOLI mpiiist boss Khrushchev won out Act In 1876. He advocated^nflsca- The Ilegant Sheer Leek ment aubcommittee talks In Lon- fidence the Eisenhower, adminia- Prague, July ^18 Nikita a "narrow margin." tlon of property li\ the aouthem Khrushchev mad# a strong bid to don, where Russia arid the weat-i t*"***®" would make ern powers arc deadlocked over i unbiased appointments:re“r1Navy Crusader^"In ‘ Dullea' view it was a victory . states ahd took a )^iUng part In' day for greater collabolwtlbn be how S 'b xn on nuclear wegppnq : *u****°u-f*>e President wants I of the "mpdernlata" in Russia over Doorman Charged unsuccessful efforts to impMCh tween the Conimunlitir »mLwest could be enforced. Elsenhower first mentioned the ' , fundamentBllita" wbo wanted, President An^rdw Johnson. W O O D L A N 0 E ^ ern "progressive" parties. \ However, khruahehev told the j *dea of guch a commLsston (n hla-i Sipans ^U.S. return to rule by "8talinist>ro 3 hours 23 mihut™ 8.1 seconds. of former Fo.-elgn Minister lii PolakowsM's apartment.’ Two Bulletins k For AnniverMrios ★ For ShuMns Hale ys July McCaM’t 7 (Continued on Pnge .Vine) Police said Eklward J. Polakow- $50 bills, belleved-lr have beionged of the Communist camp, '"Juding - we eJTend and de- I,/record, set by an V. M. Molotov-aai...... 4042 'prettier. . never hive we hid t lovelier selection for you ski. 26. told them he acvidentally to the dead ’^nun also were dis front the AP Wires Yugoslavia. Then he urged that/,.^, our friendship and assooia- F84F March wes 3 hours, 44 3. Dultes hsihsf no intention of sliot James F. Malloy. 53,' In an THERE IS( STILL A GOOD SELECTION OF then right now! Come choose from prints. . melting colors. . -the Communist nations must work t,on*'',,., have nothing to fear." covered thi minutes 53.88 seconds. argument over borrowed money. ANNUALS TO FILL THE EMPTY SPACES more cfosuly with "progresaive. of, khruahehev said. "We ijnder- (Continued on Pnge Nine) ' PolakpAuiki led detective., to an town darks! You'll find just the perfect patterns for your new Hi claimed Malloy threatened him aahpM^near his West 55th Strett ! 1KB FAVORS BIGHTS. BIU , IN THE GARDEN N EW 1 9 5 7 the weitem world. ; stand this and our opponents un- T-H Chaiiges ' A Marine'Pilot, May John Glenn in pressing, for repayment of a j sheers among the many delightful ones McCall’s have cre Jr« pllotep s FStll Chance-Vou'ght apartment whert they recovered ! , Washington, July 16 (AhPresl- ALSO LATE : O f'.the Jonit communiqtic. he deratand. this: No wonder they loan with heavy interest. dent Eisenhower waa pictured FRIGIDAIRE aaid it expressed complete unity qf spend a IlOO million in propagan- Crusader/from I.,qs Alamito.v, Calif., M Hoy's builet-puncCured body, alloy's bullet-ripped clothes. ! CABBAGE BROCepLI CAULIFLOWER ated eipecialiy for sheers. . come today! Seeii^ Aim of Naval Air Station to Floyd Ben A searcti of the- young man’s ! faHtsy as aUll in favor o f all the vlews on both party develbpmcnta d« trying to split ug apsrt. W itn^s Links was found stuffed into a s: "b M c provisions" of the admin See Us for extra large — which appsrenUy Included the "They are still trying to over nett Field here to set the record. trunk. . / apartment also tut ,ed up a tray, j trade-in allowances. REOU-L.AR 8ht» VARD- REGL'L.%R 98c YARD that fitted Into the death trunk. istration’s Civil JUghte Bill— SPRAYS INSECTICIDES FERTILIZERS - Kremlin. purge—ana on interpa- throw the People's Party In Hun- (TJie C.aisnder Is powered by a PoUkowski, a h'andsom^flifooter including a section especially de 39 " REAUTIPUL SILK and WESCO "lELFAST" Uonal affaira. r Probers Pratt A Whitney J-57 with after- with curly blond hair, tdld police The bizarre mystery started un Kaspier with raveling yesterday after a postal nounced by sauthern foes of the LIME PEATMOSS ETCi VISCOSE RAYON PRINTS Rayon Butrher linen ty'pe. Solid colon. A broadcast by Itsdio Prague (Continued on Page Thirteen) I burner and la equipped with the he met Malloy last January. Mal- mensure. "I find no cimage In Low, low pricts on famous brand shoots ond piN Washington. July 1* mmit-[.unit and fuel conti'ol unit. 1 ' X t ! J L /“ J . C U 4 J l c l l x t S rate of 828 perjx’eek. Leader - Kaowland of California ( tee- today . broadened...... Its its prorprobe - .to ' The younghorrower. a doorman Polakowskl’s apartment to a rail A second 84» MAIN STREET 65^« silk, 35% viscose. investigations of union snd com -, ing-fnonths; But by the end of May, he had no Idea of the trunk’s ^ s - | WESCO RELFAST STRIPES It waji piloted -by Lt. Crndr. contempt triat. said today he "be ^ (e interest rate, had boosted the, ly contents, Polskowski told him; Boston, July 16 Ufi — Furttier Green Stomps Given With Cosh Soles Correlating colors. psny political activities—seemed j ■ sharp drop 'In Broadleaf and Ha* JOHN j . ZAPAOKA, Prop. Where Service Is Understood aimed at creating background for lieved" the 14 Tennessee defend; total mved to $1)50. { It contained books, sheet music : JIELTEX "lONARELLA" Lost in ’26 to (Continued »n Tage Thirteen) ants Acted in concert with JpHn Invited to .Apartment ' ' and records for shipment to an \ana Tobiscco seed acreage In 168 WOODLAND STREET PHONE MI 3-8474 eventual amendment .of the Taft-' the Connecticut Valliev- region of, OPKf DAILT UNTO, f P.M. Dacron and rayon linen weave, crcaae-rcslat- Hartley Labor Relations Law:;. Kasper. . northern segregaUhnist Rolakowski invited Malloy to his actor pal in Hollywood, aot, preshrunk. organiser. apartment last Friday night and Later, a shipping clerk noticed : Massachusetts and Connectlnut yd. 94' Dayton. Ohio, July 18 'A>i Chairman McClellan (D-Ark) an-, waa reported today by the New- Kasper also is a defradant in told him flatly: Reg. 11.29 yard. James M. Cox. whose long and I nounced after a committee strate a p'eculiar odor coming from, the ; Eiqtland Crop Reporting Service, Read Herald Ad vs. h h -KMC H A L O COM gy session yesterdav that the 8-j the U,S. District Court trial. "tm not going to pay .vou any trunk. He called police! ’ ; 45” pliuri colors. Yard ^ " I C varied career carj^ed him from, a "resulting in n smaller United REGULAR 91.39 YARD ; man group had voted to study such' Defense attorpeys ' rose en thing.” .. Malloy's cofpse was, found doii-, M A N C H i m i i C o n n * amall Ohio fsjwl to the threshold; News Tidbits maase, shoiitir^-^ objections, and "You’ll get your legs broken States acreage .(Or cigar tobacco,, •16" FI.VE.ST gi'A LITY : matterii as union picketing and Hied up inside the trunk. There i of all typea." U.S. Agricul- Reg. $1.19 yard 15!' correlating ' ’ o f the presidency, died in his home, i boycotts as well as employer , in-' the atatemeptw'as stricken from "tomorrow."- Polakowaki quoted Were Hbfae bullet holes in the I CORNER MAIN and OAK STREETS Piolishtd Cotton Sotin Printt Culled from AP Wires the recoi^'' turn Department agency pointed Ivy League. Stripes and A T here laSt night at the age of 87. j t terference with union organizing/'’ Malloy as replying body.. 'The wounds, mouth and I TestJfJIng was SIdnej’ DaVis, a PoUkowski, an ex-Marine and to aa estimated total United checks Yard y 'V# !' The committee's new ll'-noint nose were sealed wRh , adhesive ; I Cox. three-Ume Ohio governor j . „ ______...... M__niiiicea. key^^fovemment witness. .Korean War veteran, said he then States acreage (or harvest for all ■ program appeared to mark tape, apparently to bar bleeding. cigar Iv'ipoo of 8I,8M acres this and a newspaper publisher for!, swing from Investigations which so kska sfd m Renuhlicall ^D efense Att,v. W. E. is-Michael' went to a dost,, got out a tlfle The tady was clad ■ only in - y REGL’llAR 81.39 more thin half, a century, wasj year, compared with 88, IW in far have concentrated : heavily i at a pawn ahop and shorts. - 1M 6. 45" WESCO HI.LO Democratic presidential- candidate j although not exclusively on im-1P U.S. D|st. Judge R ob ert' tin ted it at MkiloyMalloy "to scare Padro said he met Polakowaki; Ih 1920 with F’ranklin D. RooSe-! proper use of union funds. ^leraatoruT restraining ^him 21) years .ago when both were a t .; HOMESFUN REGULAR 99c veil As his running mate. Warren i 338 DEAD. I.0M8 .MISSING It was Indicated, future hearings ' ^ *" »uch a way as to block Then Malloy made a lunge for ■ tending a Broadway drama achool.: Manila, July It W — A flood ■ IJncn' weave rayon. Solid colors. • DAN RIVER WRINKL*SHED (J. Harding, another Ohio publish- j will continue most of the summer actlon^peacaful or otherwise the rifle. As Polakowaki pulled loiter Polakowaki became an ele AND REGULAR 81.49 ef. won the flwUon by more than caused by heavy rains in the M T n ar gmail] PLAID TISSUE GINGHAMS away, the weapon discharged vator operator in a Fifth Avenue backwash of Tj-phoon Wendy Ijas friction 36" RATES DISCIPLINE PRINTS beven millioti votes. (('onifniird un Page Thirteen) accidentally. apartment houae. drowned 230 pem ns and left N.D.S. REGULAR 99c' Cox’ death came after sevei a l' Tatar mLlireme'm ^ “ y* ^ 1'. William G. Fred-: Malloy war rhot three times;' yJars.of faHtng health^_Thuraday Police also queati'oned a prHty ' more than 1,800./lalsolng'’ In Ma- 36" FINE QUALITY DRIP DRY MccTelUn' dTscUsTd Questioned (Kevea Hours brunette, Patricia (Junnlngham pf AVAILABLE ■ afternoon he stumhled and fell . tee, after cleaning up a few mat- *>«foce Maasachuaetts public bini, the Philippine News (tervice Police seized Polakowaki yea-1 (Astoria) Queens, who said Pola- COnON PRINTS w h ile! wrorklng at the Dayton Dally ■ ters today In* its Teamsters and committee pro|>osea S-year said today, A tboasaiid homes yd. terday and -questioned him for j were reported washed away in TOES, and WED. ONLY REGULAR 99c , News; on# of his newspapers, and Bakery Workers Union investlga- JuvenlUa. carrying seven hoc is before, they said, he that night suffei-ed .'a stroke. He tions. will launch a new act of "witch knives . . Phoenix police (Continued on Page Two) that city of Pangasinan Proi’lncc, I. .north of Manila, by torrents of REGULAR 9M9 36" A . R. C . EVERGLAZE < went into a coma the next day and j hearings tomorrow dealing with " ’" ’ *”**'' motorists in alr-condl-, PLAIN RAYON never regalnM conaclouaness. I ______I tioned cars can't hear alrcna water caacadlng from a moun HAM and 39" PRINTED and PLAIN Four persona stablj^d, one criUgal- tainside. .Some residents escaped -9 REGULAR 99c Although James Cox .Ir. was (CnnUaiied on Page Thirteen) b>- climbing trees. But police CO LO R ED A . R. C . EGYPTIAN chief executive officer of the news- I ly, at interracial rock'n'roll 'per 45" PRINTED NYLON formance in Dallas. officials expressed (ear all the •fiMm YARN VOILES papera the elder Cox remained ac-- Just Maps Not Enough missing persons had perished. REEF GROUND CHIFFON live In publishing the Oa>1on Investlgationi by Subversive Ac A.VD RB4iU'LAR 91.19 News, the Dayton Journal Herald New London Road tivities Control Board .to' be For Moot Loof. .18" n N i; CREASE-RE.SISTANT REGUL.AR 99r AID BILL FOE(8 FADING the Springfield (Ohio! Sun, the dragged on Into next ,vear due to Washington, July 16 (Ah—Rep. DARK COLORED COnON PRINTS 45" PONGELLA PRINTS Springflem* (Ohio) News, the Rebuilding Starts Supruhe (Jourt ruling that FBI For Rider in the NightI Vorys (R-Ohio) today Virw'ed a Miami (Fla.) Dally News, the At ; recorns be made available to ac preliminary House vote on the TENDER lanta Journal and the Atlanta Hartford. July 16 Major re- cused ^ . . . Thrisf .trains collide in Stafford Springs. July 18 (4Pi Foreign Aid blit as a sign o f Constitution. Cox also operated ' ; construction of a dangeroaa four I Central, causing minor m -, Mrs. Laska thought it was diminished opposition to the pretty late at night (or a lit So your laOndry irons wHfiouf friction. W e can't wash a yd 8 7 ' H' 7 7 ' stations WHIO and WHIO-TV in mile section of the New London Juries snd delaying 30,000 rnmmn- — Ten-year-old Kevin Mc 83.242,383,000 measure. Voryk Dayton, WSB and WSB-TV in At i Tlimplke has started, the State I **•■»• I Hugh had no .money but plen tle boy to be cycling aibng the referred to the formal House de- tb highway, and called police. paper hankie. But if we could, ironing i+ would be no lanta and WCKT and WCHCR radio ; Highway Department announced diairman of Government Secur ty of road maps as he pedaled risloa yesterday to consider the BEEFUVER REGULAR 79c REGULAR S9c FINEST q U A U tV and TV in Miami, Fla. : today. At the barracks, Kevin told problem.. O ur iron can cover the whole paper hankie atone ity Commission Lloyd Wright says bill. The action came by voice Cox was horn March 31, 1870,, Under contfact award of June a girl's bicycle along the hea officers he'd been reprimsnd- «6" SANFORIZED 36" A . • . c. P U N JA I and no room In federal service fo r ! vily-traveled. 4-lane IV11 b u r vole, Vorys noted, and said It' pme. It can smooth and dry it without rubbing holes. Isn't OUR OW N , on a farm near Jacksonburg In I 14. the $2,628,784 job is to be done "disloyal citiuns."’ . , . .New State ’ ■ ed yesterday morning (or was "the first time In a num ■ROADCLOTH QUADRIGA PRINTS and southwestern Ohio. His formal edu-1 by the S and M Construetton Co., Cross highway last night at atarUng a (ire in the yard of ber of years” that a rollcall s-ote it smart to use a laundry where this same ironing that pro Prison parole board has full power i 11 o'clock. . • OLD FASHIONED PRINTS 36" SANFORIZED PRINTED cation ended -after two • years of : Providence. R, I. over aupen-laion of pnri>leea, ac- his home at 168 Clark St. had not been demanded on tects a damp paper hankie makes your clothes la«t longef'? high school, but at 16 he took a j "ro be rebuilt along a new line'cording to ruling by State Atty. The road maps were to help He decided to visijt his tia- whether to take up a (orrlgu aid ' IROADCLOTH JAMES 5L COX Kevin get from his home In teacher's examinaUon and .passed • 1;, “ 1*. *" **’* (Sen. John J. Bracken. ter, took a , frlend’a bike and bill. « , Nbaton Center. Mass., to a started off. It. „ . . ^ , Ohio's third district. Two years ■ L, ci. Bowen- migiia as vice SLICED 0AC0N> 6 9 ‘ convent somewhat ih New,Jer- His mother,. Mrs. ' Lillian CHB.AHTV SOUGHT JOB yd 6 4 ' 4 ^ *5^” Uter h« waa. re-elected. the croKHin? of Mm Hill and P*^*®***"* Royal McBee: Carl sey where one of his sisters McHugh and an older soil joined a brother-in-law who ^aa the end of his second term. Unionville Roads in Colchester McKeIvy to succeed him . . . Swim- Washington, July 16 (A’s—,V SWISS LAUNDRY Groon $romps Given With Coslf Solos For drapes, spreads, sportswear, skirts is a nun. drove here at 4 a.m. today defense witness in the bribery- boys’ shirts. Cowboy, old cars, horse .Smart patterns for dresses, aprons, skirts, editor of a newspaper at Middle- cox ran for governor and was Atlantic. Beach. N. G. Ma He'd been on the road 12- SANITONE DRY CLEANING town, Ohio. Cox worked as a;elected. He aer\-e9 *.r \ 't. !■ .
V PAOITWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN- TUESDAY, JULY 16.1957
tkma to renew for five y ea n each. which had been posted by Barl B. Rockville Is for a square foot build Willaroets, 30, Cheshire, Oonn., on MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN-, TUESDAY. JULY 16.1957 PAG E T H B E I ing being constructed on Windsor s charge of failure to drive to the Ave. fight. Willametx had failed to MAN5FIELD IjOittl IfiieW..' South Windsor office, the three receiving the high Tihe lesse Is accompanied b g pear on three previous occasions, Sheinwold on Bridge KT‘ s#-- est number of votes shall be elect Emergency Doctors Miss Meyer Feted Dailey Circle Curb Contract plot plan and calb for other build and notified the court he couldn't Fsalsre let Testt* "JOBNNY I "SECBKTfi ed. In event of a tie. the Select ings to be erected in the proposed appear at this time. men shall dissolve the tie by lot,' PICK THE RIGHT TIBfE TBEXAirr- I or urB” Physicians of the Manchester At Bridal Shower shopping center, In conformity Soiilli deslrr Wed., "Someihlat ef Valae” Meeting Set and the .Selcctmeh ahalPexecute a Shelved by Common Council A bond was ect at $45 for the TO GIVE AW AY A DIAMOND Medical Assn, who will resimnd with the architecture of the suptr- arrest of Donald T. Drake, 44, N'cllhcr Ride vulnerable certificate attesting to the. result market By Alfred ShelBwoM .\OKTH to emergency cali^tomorrow af Miss Joyce Meyer, whose' mar Hartford, who failed to appear on i " i a i i a of the dissolution of the tie vote, ternoon and eVemag . are Dr. ^town and city as drav^-n upr by .The lease restricts the sale of Many a. man has found himself A A main MITtM UtH mt CNAilll MTtl For Thursday riage to (Jlltford F. Adamy wjjl RfldcvtUe, Jitly 16 (SpacivU a charge o f speeding. The case in trouble because he has given and the person or persons so certi El er Dlikan, Tel. K I 9-1551, Only en« bid on tnaUllmtlon of Town Counsel H arry H. Lugg. food Jn other stores In the center, - U 4 .1 2 was continued to Aug. 5. away a diamond at the wrong pintomime M arcel Marceau fied as having been chosen by lot and Dr. Gerard Miller, Tql, M I take pliu;e on July 27, was honor^ cwMnc at Dailey CircU was re- on the adwer line to the new high but perm ib drugstores, delicates When I^n eth Lamond..31, Tol ♦ 8 T 4 3 South Windsor, July 16 (Sps- ahall’have the saifie status as those sens or restaurants. time, and the same thing can hap K .I 3-7811. with a surpriae bridal shower last ealTad by the Oonunon Council school, was discussed by the land, 4i.d not appear to face a ria l)— A special town meeting will elected at the town election. evening by her associates at the Common Council and rejected on A servlc.e station is planned for pen to a bridge player. WK.ST * K.tNT C. Xitcliell _ B. Scett •H ot to opening of bids last nlfhL charge of driving to the left at an DUuie Pggter fticKard Bm m "In the case of a vacancy in the ■peal F. W . Woolworth store. the Windsor Ave. comer of the W est opened the five o f hearts, A J >‘ 8 2 •I be held Thursday at 8 p.m. at the BilM ne I. Waaat, Tolland, bid the basis it permitted all moniea IntersdcUon, it was found that A 7 & office of nny member prior to the le fe»tlvllfea began with s property, according to the plot and South refused the first trick. V J I 8 5 U K Q 10 Town Hall to consider chiuiging Collins. Poultry No. 7 chairman is 99,8M for installation of concrete to be paid to the town. his case belonged' In the Jurisdic 'Monkey On “ The expiration of hit l*rm, the re plclflo-^upp^ on the lawn at the A meeting will be held between plan. Parking for ,353 cars is pro This did no particular good, for ♦ J 10 ♦ Q fi 2 e s ees t the method of selecting members Donald Harrison; Pets No. 8, Don cuiblnf. No bids were received on tion of Tolland Justice Court. My Back" Tall T ” maining members of the Commis home oKMrs. Frederick Minor, 54 Alderman John Petersi chairman vided. West returned another heart to A Q J t 4> 10 7 4 o f the Town Planning and Zoning ald Harrison; Livestock Class 9, granite curbing, although the Anna J. Newberry, 36, Terry- force out the ace. NOWI Feature At 7:00 • 9:20 sion shall appoint a successor to Arbutus StvEasii^artrord. Music Council had asked for bids on both of the Health Committee, First Vernon Food Sale SO fTH “ liM S:4M:M Commiaalon. Voters also will be serve the. unexpired portion of the Franklin Weils. Philip Wells will The Ways and Means Committee vllle, was fined 36 for Illegal cross Now South had to plan his play (3 K 10 5 4 asked to accept a proposed street have charge of the Doodlebug for the evemhgwai'furnished by concrete and granite. Selectmkn . Herbert 1. PaganI, term. Edwin Minor on'tbe Hkmmond or Town Counsel Lugg smd Corpora- o f First Congregational Church of ing of an esplanade anfi, 315 for carefully. He had to hope for a U A 5 on the property of Clinton E. contest. The Councit deferred decision on W ED.: *T>eslgnliig W ooub” "Except as otherwise expressly gan, and Hubert Sweet made a tloh Counsel Harr>* Hammer in Vernon will, hold a food sale on the operaUng contrary to-a limited li reasonable division of the dia ♦ A K 6 O'Brien, Avery St., after certain awarding of the contract until they provided, the nomlna'tion and elec Official entry blanks for the Upe recording of the Sv*( Town Atty. Daniel P. Cavanaugh the PlLinlng Commission, which Fas. I A misaion shall be governed by the the back o f the 1957 Wapping viewed. m et later in the Evening.. trol and maintain the line. $15 Fine Appealed 68, Springfield, Mass., was nolled. A slam-bang type of player would Pass MANCHFSTCR has drafted plans for the election provisions of the General Statutes.” Fair Catalog. Entries, or ' plain Puppolo was charged with crossing lay down the ace and king of dia Psu 3 4^ Pas. Another highlight was a m Donald R. Weekes, chairmim, Alderman Peters suggested the A finding of guilty And a $15 Dh tve - 9n "Dlif otu ' of members of the'Town Planning Eliwtors tO'-Be EurpHed cards, are too be filled out and ad akoad divider. monds and would then give up the Pa*. Pa*. Pas. wedding with Mrs. Margie Jones' today the ewnmlraion decided line be deeded to the city by the fine O.n a charge of breach of the and Zoning Commission at the Oc The Registrars of Voters will dressed to Miss Wapping Fair, Box playing the role of the bride, Miss 'Janlne T. Cantln, 26, Hasard- third round of diamonds. The suit Openins lead— a 3 to recommend that bids on granite town and no further agreement peace were appealed yesterday tober biennial election, if the voters be St the Town Hall July 26 from 63, Wapping. Ali girls 17 to 21 Ricky Taylor the bridegroom, and vllle, forfeited a $12 bopd on a would break, but South would losb DRIVE-INT'/W//-/' TUES.-WED. curbing be sought. would be necessary. The city from the City Court decision of approve the change Thursdav 12 noon to 9 p.m. tp enroll electors years old and residents o f South Miss Mary Lucaa„, ring-bearer. The Council had wished to com would own and maintain the line Judge Francis T. O’Loughlln. charge of passing on the right. his game contract. The defen^rs cash the king of spades, clear the night. Windsor or daughters of JVspping would never give him the chance other high diamond, and. then enter for the caucuses or prim arles;Thlt Mrs. Stanley F. Lucas was the pare the prices before making a while the' town could set its own Mrs. Florence Baxter, 36. Kelly Continued to July 27 was the Plan Outlined is not a session for new voters, but Grange members are eligible to minister artd the father of the decision. fees for connection to the line, Rd., Vernon, through her attorney, case of Wllllsm S. Birtha, 17, of to get back to his babd for the dummy with a high club to take This .plan states that five mem participate. king of spades, and declarer would independent voters wishing to af bride was portrayed by Mrs. Mar H ie Planning Conuniasion. In a thereby recouping its gl.OOO ex Ronald Jacobs, posted a $50 bond 248 Baxter SL, Tolland, charged the rest of the diamonds. bers will be elected, "tw o to hold Home from Hospital therefore makq Only eight tricks. Daily Question filiate with a party may do so at garet Mlnpr. meeting* last night, conflrmed an penditure for wyes and chlmneVs. fo r the appeal. In a companion with operating without a license. office for two years and three to Melvin Stead lof Ellington Rd. The correct play is to give away As dealer, you hold: Spades K 10 *8M« n »C UK • 3 SHKOfWISCIOSO this time. The bride-elect received a group earlier recommendation that’ the The problem has arisen because caae, Mrs. Alice Drury, 29, Kelly Birtha was ordered to bring his hold office for four years. There Fair Chairmen Named has been discharged -from Man a diamcuid at the very first oppor 6 4 3; H ea i^ A 6; Diamonds A K tf 30* Cn»nyr«« gift of a greenback bouquet from . . IN MANCHESTER recreation field and Peerless Mill the sewer line is to be connected IW., paid a $15 fine for breach of parents to court with him. after, at each biennial town elec The Wapping Fair Assn, has an- chester Memorial Hospital follow tunity. The defenders take their 5; Clubs 9 8 6. What do you say? her friends, as well as a number of property be developed for business to the city sei^-er system and will the peace. , Bonds forfeited by out-of-state tion, successors shall be elected for bounced the following workers and ing an eye injury. two heart tricks, and South can Answer: Bid one spade. I f part .individual gifts. She is the daugh use. rub through town property .^o the The two women, sisters-in-law. motorists totaled 3315. four years to the offices of the chairmen for the Sept. 7 Wapping throw away two low clubs from his ner responds In a new suit, 'y o u ter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. H ie ooitamlssion expressed satis town-built school. Were arrested following a com Taamanwat Team . members Whose terms expire on the ■ -Fair: During the absent* of the regif- hand. are willing to rebld the i^ d e s . G a m b l e r Glistafaon, 425 E. Middle TS)ke. faction over the present plans for . Quest a t Veswon The Little League tournament date o f election. Mrs. Roger Williams la the gen plaint by Mrs. Baxter to State Po South is thaw in position to take Don’t open In an "unblddable” t noM lar correspondent, news Items may Hei' fiance is a son of Mr. and a shonoing center, Dr. Allison. I ^ y Heaps will be team, has been named as follows: "A t the 1957 elecUflin, each polit eral chairman of Youth and lice. She contended Mrs. Drury hit the rest of the tricks. No matter club suit unless you really must do be telephoned to Mitchell 9-9515. Mrs. John Adamy, 4 S ^ ^ w l n St. iHeuth Officer Named guest preacher at First Congrega L.«cs, Jeffrey Helntx, Fred Lyga. NATCHEZ ical party shall nominate one can ional Super Markets her on the ^ijead with a bottle, what the defendera do, SouUi can so. NLE Youngsters Oiviston. Junior Class Dr. Roy C Pergoson. ST Union tional Church o f Vernon for the D-'n Barrett and-'^amea Salvas; didate for the' 2-year terms, and chairmen are; Vegetablea No. 1, necessitating skvefal stitches in her take dummy's ace of spades, get (Oc^yright 1957, General Featurea S t, Was appointed assistant health month. Augiwt. it was announced MnraMiBtttilffTniMtiiio two candidates for the 4-year James Roberts; Vegetables No. 2, CRASH KILLS NURSE s c ^ . ■ , Moose, IiowariP'Brunelle. Vincent to his hand with a high diamond to Corp.) ' • yr wcwwicoiot » tiioaiW W >0Georgia Potterton„ behind and forced o ff the Merritt named. Dr, Francis H, Burke, city to visit museums, sightsee, and at' quest by defense attom eya for dla- the P A C ,and John Gill o f the to be elected, and two candidal ss Adult Division chairmen are; Parkway. health officer, suggested Dr. Fer tend a Red Sox baseball game misaal o f the caae. MooOe. B B s a a s s a E in the year .when three are to be Vegetables No. 1, Chester Rau and She died in a hospital a few hour* and guson be appoIntMl'Since he is In the afternoon. A lengthy docket and several The first game In the tourna Lost in ’20 to Harding elected. No Voter shall vote for Levi Dewey: Canned fruits and after the accident. town health offiqst' and his ap First National Lease Innocent pleaa/tan yeaterday's ment is schsdulsd for July 27, A more than one of the former nor vegetables Class 2. M ra Ella Bum- Burt A. Arnold, 21.*of East Prov Hospital Beds pointment would eliminate any meeting of kll.district tournament more than two of the latter. ham; Breads and Pastry Class No. idence, R. I., who police said waa A 10-year lease between the City CoutJ/lnto an afternoon (Conttamed from Pago One) Wheel Chairs question ovier territorial Jurisdic- First National Stores and Margo seaakm. teams will be held July 32 to com "When only two candidates are Mrs. Emily Patliatt; Needle- driving the second car,^'wa8 ar Doorman Charged to be. elected for the aame term tiOtL Realty Co. was filed yestreday g Innocent to a charge plete plscns. a vigorous 4-month campaign, Cox craft Clast No. 4. Mrs. Hattie rested on. s charge of negligent o f office., the two receiving the Lane and Mrs. Florence- Lane; IZ B IT U f'CBNITURB with the Town Clerk. ^ iqweding was Donald F„ Mc- Hospital Notes sometimes delivered 30 addresses a homiMde and released under SL.OOO 297 EAST CENTEASTREET highest number of votes shall be Hobby Class No; 5,' Mrs. Polly C O M PAN Y agreement the The lease, containing four-'op-.. "Bride. 17, Andover, Mass. McBride Admitted yeste.rday; Mrs. lots day In arguing fiercely for U.S. As Trunk Slayer bond. Arnold is In the Air Fj'ce. elected. When three candidates are Bayliss; and Floriculture ' No. 6, Phone M I 3-4159 "7^ was fined 196 on the charge. Arcand, 56 CSisstnut St., litanches- participate in the League o f N a stationed at Dover A ir Force Base, to be elected for the same term of Mrs. Viola Waldron and Porter Del. Roland A. J. AUard, 53. South tar; Fred Fisher, Stafford S p itw ; tions.' (Continued from Fags One) U' t ! bridge. >faaa„ was fined S36 on a Glenn Custer, 93 Talcott Ave.; Ro He carried only the solid South, Video Eyeryday reckless driving charge. land Labbe, 5 Ertel Dr.; Christine however, and was decisively beat kowski made a date with her for Nunaio J. Liomossaro. 36, Staten Kaminski. 71 VUlage St en Tty Harding. 7:30 p.m. Friday, the night o f the All Rights Reserved— Birth yesterday: A daughter to bland, N.T., appeared on a cha^e He entered the publishing field killing. He didn’t show up, she H. T. Dickenson A Co., Inc. "T jp—ditigr a forfeiture _ 31ld Mrs. George-. Sherwood, In 1806 'when-^ he 'purchased..the said, but called again about 10:30 of a bond was revoked and Lomos- Thompsonville. then-dying Dayton Daily News, pmi. to say he had been delayed. i aaro was fined $51 on the charge. Discharged yesterday;' Christo and always eohsidei;ed himself a Miss Cunningham was quoted by Clemnon B. Oriffln, 38, Plnney pher Lee, 85 Vernon Ave.; Mrs. Jo newspaperman first, d$spits his police as saying he finally arrived St„ BUlngton, was fined 36 each seph E>avls, Bancroft Rd.; Mrs. success in politics. about 11 p.m. and appeared "Jit ou charges of failure to drive to John NaxUan, 46 South S t ; Mrs. A t dedication cerentoniea at a tery and nervous." Anna Risley, Hilltop Manor, Rocky new plant o f the Atlahta Journal Malloy, who came here from the right and operating with an “J improper muffler. Hill; Mrs. Carlyle Sparkman and in 1949, Obx declared that so long Philadelphia eight months ago, The court called a iS6 bond daughter, Werner Dr.; Ricky Com- 3a newspapers "give truth, to the was a snappy dresser who rented mo, 19 Chestnut St. public, then we can depend on a room in a 30-story apartment ^ ia n e k BIG POWER Events ToiUght the common-sense and patriotism house on Central Park West. He . The Hamilton Standard baseball of the mass o f the people to keep wi»s seen leaving the building ELECTRONICS EVERY team, champions of the Hartford us free.” . about 9 the night of his dea'th. Industrial League, will play,..the . He climbed to the deck. ..of on4 LABORATORIES WHltmantlc Rldgea, at 4. p,«a. _ TT^Hu k a ' ^ .flSlm tt’-.--'' F A S . _ i-serted; , , /- W , • V '-.-.'•J* .Hejity' Farit.' JUee)p!t*t from the bO'^iirned' 6V4r' to the "We five uMer'democracy. Gov 277 BROAD [ArHiHr D nis^torfs j local Little- League. ernment la. treated and controlled Tile Women's Republican Club of by oiir public opinion. I f public RADIO T ( I ( V I S I 0 N yem on will hold its annual picnic opinion has an untruth fed to it, at 6 p.m. at the home of Mrs. W in it will be Just. as harmful as •MONKEV^ ON I Baadolpk ScM CMS ‘ MV BACK” I , ••t a l i, T” CM S Msmbsrs won't hova ■ m m fred A. Kloter, Mile Hill Rd. Mem though We had deadly poison in A«S:lt ' Tech. «iis4;4S p tc T w im bers will bring box lunches, but our drinking:water. Wed.. "DESIONINO WOMAN” FOR EXPERT THURSDAY SPECIAL! Delldons Apricot Bans and to worry about surgkal- coffee will be furnished. Disappointed at bis loss in the WORKMANSHIP presidential race, Oox left active Chocolate Cake Doughnuts UNTIL modkol caro covtrogo whon mitA Vemsin and TaloottvUle news politics and even refused appoint BUTTER BUNS Ihoy roHrt. CAAS can ossura iteens are handled through The ment to the Senate in 1945. JELLY KNOTS Herald’s Rockville Bureau, 7 W, But his dedication to Qie major, jk t g r o w . Beale 4 Every Wedneeday and Ihursday Main St., telephone I R 5-8186. issue o f the presid en ts cam Fermlnstee •vory AAombor that ho will bo LIFE CaHaJa S:U PIHE paign — the League of Nations— ghron tho opportunity'to con- REEF IS IJCS# M UXS LONG never dimmed. Tealle Throash Set. TURNPIKE PASTRY AHOP On the eve o f his 75th birth „ _ “ LADY IN THK DABK" IM Middle Take. W. MORE MILES The Great Barrier Reef off Aus Dial 5H 9-0495 Ma|lc4U revival—Br popalar demaad Maachealer tinuo hit CAAS covorogo whon ho tralia, 1,250 miles long, is the day 4n 1945, Cox said of World Tel. Farm. OBclurd T.SU9 Ml 3-7043 660 Center St., Manchester world’s largest coral structure. W ar U, then drawing to a close: Nea.-Tha»» ll.te, Frl-Sat. |t.4S' roHrot, changot jobs or movos •This war did not need to be. Most a t the reefs 80-000-square- Cfcaassl S New Havea. Cesa. (It) SL'MMEB PLAYHOl'SB eut-of-sterto. iARliSMHAKMBillT mlle area lies under water, much The conviction of that fact will L'kaasel U Hartlerd, Csss. •‘Mldslskl CklBWi" fifMm iFm MUMAiim tm tike that o f an iceberg. grow as we demonstrate that an Ckassel 82 8^»tlsjfleM^ Msei (55). F E O N T IU outlaw nation cannot rim at large, Cksasci______I, Csss. lt:M ( 5) FILM DBAMA mnmu t-74tS . .Confederate Billa V EAST CkoBsel U Wsterbary,Cess.___ (U A t) 554M UUEBTION and that disputes cad be settled CksBsei SS Holreke. Maas. (2S-M) THE NAT____ ------KINO” COLE without resort to war. SHOW ‘Time will reveal even more U:M ’.5) NEWS BEFOBTEE AND I padol IndhrMwol larollmoirt Oroup birollmont II S:SS 4 S) MV UTXLK MABGtM WF,aTIIBE PER GALLON,'- clearly than it has already done (1S4«> BJO PAYOFF (II) THE SPIKE JONES SHOW * tf you oro undsr 61 yoorsof ENDS <2t-SS) MATINEE THEAYBB (tS) FBONTIEE DOCT(m * l f you work for o firm that the conspiracy which wreck TONITE . ^ (Cslerl • DRS. EDMOND R. ZAGLIO ed the project for' peace after the (55) CBNTBAL CONNECTICCT opo ond do not wort for o wMi ton or mors amploytos, Bart laMCMter t:tS < S> BANDSTAND / ■ ON PABADB first world i^rar was the most trag > U M I) BOB OBOSBY (55) MAE-nN KANE ipo wMi ton or mort oin- you may }o qVBEM FOB A DAY 11:55 (1»55) NEWS (56) OCT W K N (88) FINAL EDITION Announe the Association of In 1893, Cox married his first ••JOE Bl“TTEBrLY*» ■wife, Mayme L. Harding of Cin 4:15 (IS) BECBET WrOBM (58) .CHINA SMITH •*OBUM 4:SS (U ) EDGE OF NIOBT (55) WEATHEB cinnati. They had two children, BEAT*' 4:45 tttSSt MODBBN BOMANCE8 : m s Jamea Jr. and John. In 1910 5:H ( 8) CABTOONS THE BIO BHOW Cox' death was met by eulogies I '■ ...... j m THE EABLY BHOW BOLAND tENEIAl OrriCEt - HEW HAVER, /(55) POPEYE from a number of his associatss. " ENDS TODAY t m ( 5) POPEYE OIL COMPANY “THE LONELY MAN” (H ) OET SET OO “The Buster Keaton Story" . (U) TWIUGHT IWEATEB 369 CENTER ST. 1:15 ( I ) THE NEWS TODAY ' Proved in the Mobilgas Economy Run I t:M ( t) BPOBT8COPE A WEATHEB Tel. Ml 3-6320 A I R CONDITIONLD 5:55 ( I) 8TAOK 5 28 new 1957 stock cam average 20.48 milea per gallon-;-proof that ••Ever Since the Dnjr** (M> FHONE YOUB ANSWBB 24-Hour Burner Service you, too, can get top power arid mileage i f you keep your car in These Rrices Effective For '• 0 0 4 good condition, drive sensibly, use FINISH STATE I'or Murni r OiiIx New MoiHgas Special! IMOGIkGAS 'MCONOMV MVt# STARTS TOMORROW ------nnL»Ti=.— — ONE DAY • JULY 17 Matinees 2 PJMt. MANCHESTER This year. New Mobilgaa Special has been given another big octane Evening Continuous from 6:30 Call M I 9-2429 or M I 3-4845 boost to meet the increaa^ anti-knock retjuirementa of today’s At Mandiester First National Sugar Markats LUMBER, INC. new, high-compTMon cars. 11:55 (55) S w FraaclM. Bm I * tf UtlS (X*-S.( WEATHEB See us for a complete line (IS) W E A TH la AND 8POBTS And special MC« additives help your engiijjer utiliie this extra power II iU (15) MILUON DOLLAB MOVIE of up-to-the-minute house ” I Pr.m(M> T . P »r ’^ to the flUlert extent because they... l);6xtend spark plug life . . . plans. (88-ltl TONIOBT U.ssr SINEWS 2) control harmful pre-ignition . . . 3)r reduce atalling . . . 4) help r tJ 11:55 (55) NEWS • PBEVIEW8 255 CENTER ST.—Ml S-filii I8:St ( 5) NEWS keep earburetem clean—check engine-formed gum.
I ( » ) NEWS That’i why New Mobilgas Special givea you quick starts and ShouM you use this uosollno Freshly Ground - All Pure Beef (58) INDCSTBY ON PABADE ih your car . . . or save money . / ( SI SUPKHIIAN CHORCHES warm-up, smooth idling, instant accelerator retponae—improved (IS) T O'CLOCK BEPOBT with Mobilgas R st rrgular (88) W E A T H U * year-’round performance that adds up to mors (It) NEWS A WEATHEB . MOTOR SALES price? Consult' this sim ^s LBS (UI.'SPOHTS FOCV8 miles per galionl Soe your Mobil dealer. 1:55 (88) SFOBT8CA8T M OaUanO SL, Manchester guide for the answer. 1;iS (55) WEATHKB Beef 2 1:U ( iw[»«5I f DOL'OLAS------EDWABD6. Only AuHiorinfl (88At)^jraN DALY, Mmrs Fresh Large Juicy Ripe (M ) NEWS DODGE DEALER (5S) TBA 7:15 ( 5) CHEYENNE “ Tk. Trap” 1957 Mobilgas Grade Guide (UM5) NAJIE THAI TtN», In Manehnstnr (8LM) TEE ANDY WILUAJIS- PINT JL’NB Y A L U SHOW------(U) PLAY OF THE WEEK WEDNESDAY. JCLY IT Blueberries (XLSS) NEWS U ;tt ( 5) NEWS l i i (15-55)------15-55) PHIL BILVIOU BHOW (1545) VAU ANT LADY OUIOK LINOOLN FLYMOUTH ••Hair” (88-55) TIC TAG DOCOB '57 Sm 'SI-M skU ta. Sk m M '57 (km -53. 'lO -B VB-'57, '5 6-M .b a«u I "YOR". GARDEN - Fresh Frozen, Sliced ' (IS-N) FESTIVAL OF STABS 18:U ( S-lt-tS) LOVE OF LIFE '52 «Ml oMw-MskBsM t '53 Bmi *51, '4t, FJot—M "Saasi .1 B .m «" U:1S ( 5) BIOS BUNNY V5-'55-IB.k«ea. I (58). BASEBALL (It) SEABCH FOB TOMOHBOW OADII.UAO d-rri'57,'55-WlabB*ei I Olaait T(. Ciaelaaail (85-55) IT COULD BE YOU '37 Mwv '4>—M .fcis.i I p.tIri MBROURV ' 6-.r< '56, *54, kIdOT—MakBsar I 10-OZ 5:M ( I) WYATT EAHP— (55) MtD-DAY MOVIE '57 (km '55-H “ Bat Ha.terMa Wla. His 18 :U '41 M ot—MshHea. 9 PKGS (U).TBE OUIDINO LIGHT '54 OTid aidOT—H FOMTIAO Star” l i l t !,!! no^vwooD’g b e st OHBVROLBT ' 0345) PBIVATE SECHBTABT (15) NEWS . V I—Al Medri.—M ikB f r I ssilsl ‘57, *33-» lakBsai I Strawberries F a * COM ' M l ir o n t Mm w o y downtime to the bareat minimum. ing power. Whichever eogine you IIMXMM-• ennnl H UHCI MU. "Awertea'. SwMtbcaHi” (88) AT HOME WITH m TTT '56 Bmi '54. '52, .IdOT-Blabaam I MM Ml M lUHM limtM (18-M) PANIC . (IS) TEX AND JINX 4-«y( '57-M sM is.r S p a M tkop'ro puf fagolkor ffcaf A truck with a choice o f ready- choow, you know it’s gototthepo the power I m4 MiiM If UeiiM Wite r ••Tk. FriMBer" (U ) STAND UF AND BE 4- atap on t k * tit * Ms iiBiiin S4UN nui, . 4 ur.iu. "Erlara From Ik. 8ka6.ws” (U) BASEBALL O H R V aL B R ' . VI-'57-M»kB5ai I advanitod lineup of eight eiiguiea-T every (^ v ro le t Task-Focce ttw^k. C b m m d B t '' Plus Exciting Featuretta, (1345) TO TELL THK THVTH Olaal. Tt, ClaelaaaU 'ly Smi '55—11.365.1 l esU al OLOOMOBILR 6-«yl AB Madab-BkabBew I f t k m • • OOFO M l f k o |obl (IS) MEET MeOHAW (11) AS THE WOBLD TUBNS '54 .(J ot—I5.k65.i B 140 to 210 hp-you can aave by A truck for your job-thatlt Pins Underwater Thriller "Girl From SI.Ii.a" ' (88) NEWS - '57 dm '52-k •TUDBRAKHR choofing the power precisely 5:ta < S) TV TIME (Ml CLUB tS (C .l.r) ' DB a o r a '51 Md .Mot-B Chevrolet, too. From jMckupa to ••Gnu4pa Okaarn T k . . '5 7 -k>afcBga1i 1 BEVERAGES (88) AT HOME WITH KITTY f m A truck wilb built-in (timina—. matched- tq, your job. Inanki to '57, *56—M.kBec. S M : '56 aad ridOT—RakBsa. I mkldlewei^ts to hi^Hoiuiage tan- W.rW” (1545) OUB MISS EBOOKS '55 otJ tiJOT—Wehaees B . FAOKARD OiBt'i CSievy. Whether highballing compact weight-raving design, ^ ih i, there’s one just right for your (U) SPOTLIGHT PLAYHOl'BE (85) CLUB 55 (Cakr) ••With N . B acrrii" (1545) HOUSE FABTV DOOOR '57 Bmi '50-B W IL L V a . in The Convenient 12-OZ BTLS ^ K c down highwayf or roughing it Chevrolet's V 8~s deliver high powe^ lob. See your (Jbevrolet dealer. (88) LAWBENCE WELE (88-55) BBIDE • OEOOX '57, •56-MsfcBsM S5MM '49 wd M ot—B AB mad*-MahBeei I SHOW ( SI MEET THE STABS Handi-Pac Carton acfooi n ^ e d terrain, or doing de- per pound of engine wei^t-powei* He’ll show you a model that’s Ih u t k a ' ‘55 wi J oMot—M.kBg.r B contents only Sveqr dut]7 ki to.wn, dependable that works harder for you. Chevy practically made to order for your FO R D ' OPEN 'TIL V I-'5 7 Ihni '55—MakHta* Ss m M M obilgas Spaeial ^nn-tike>ft- Clievroleta are cutting truck 6!a are famous tor their stay- kind of hauling. • 1lm '^¥M "k*w ekd NORMAN'S. 445 Hartford Rd. V$--'34 wiJ bIJot—MakBsar I for luxury and aport ears such aa I 6 6-cy( ‘97A-Bl.ka5.i S,m IbI OeNTINBNTAL. OOnVimrK . BLOOKADO HKOUaMAM . IMPHRIAL _ _ Price* Iffective. at These First National Super AHaricets Only franeki$tii ChmnUt dealeft display A it famout traimnark MANCHESTER'S EAVORUE 4-«yl '56, oMot—MakBga. ■ WARNKWCOMNI HUDOON JAOUAK.MUneKDBa-K'OLLS KOVOH.THUNOKRatRD 1041 AAAIN STRUT and 297 lAST CiNUR STRUT, MANCHIfnR ONLY APPLIANCE STORE EVERY '57, '56-MakMiat SpatUt Con (ot Mebiliai t it bidical.d—kd wM> aM m ) i* praptf aa^mdcal '55 and oM.r—MabHsai B taudfriotf—wW boniaftt Dy iNins MabRfa* Special gnlR condHiOM h eorreeltd. See Your Local Authorized Chevrolet Dealer PHONE Ml 3-1524 Q NITE OPEN Every Wednesday, Thursday and Friday Evening 'til 9 p. m. ..WOT Iff,, *MMf ..ML'.li IRC. SOCONY MOBIL OIL COMPANV. INC.
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P A G S P O U l MANCHESTER EVENING, HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN« TUESDAY, JULY 16,196T MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. C0NN„ TUESDAY. JULY 16, 1957 PAGE F IV E Hebron fin I* ticket chairman. --The advice MAN’S irOB-HO FODND tprao found In Lake Whitney yes missing, was bellcvsd to hav* been WKNB-«40 W T IO —1*S0 Is to get your tickets today. Hamden, July 16 tiei—A corpner in the water for several years. It terday It definitely that of.a,man. F X 3 ^ k i l t e h Anderson, a Waddell School teach Francis Manniae and A. J. Rob barbecue pita to foreatall any In- Daily Radio W U A ir—• ! # The first annual laymen'a sum say* the bedly decomposed human The naked .body, He head and arms was found-by some-teenage boys. Orlando, Fla., hsva rstumod to VDSO—UM 66 A ttend as mer conference will be held at Sil er. Bolton ert*. incumbent, for fire commis terferenca with tha roaiiting of tha their home after a 5-wtek visit Pravents 0 Daatroya The leave granted was to Leo,F. WUCO—U80 C ut«n OajUght TIo m tVIHIP—4410 ver LAke, .July 26. 27 and 28, be M cCormick Chairman sioner; Norman Preusse, Board of chickens. ' . > her*. ., ginning with supper at 8:30 p.m. Diana, a HollUter Schoof teacher, Finance and David Toomey, In- Mr. and Mra. Lee have expreaaed Now Arrix'sl' ' Church School TREE ROOTS who ia going Into the Army. An excellent program Is promised, iMtmr pl»a« L Mat* Mil climbent. Town (31erk. much gratitude for the cooperation A aon. Peter Wayne, was born Th«. roUowbif progroin tcbtd-fi:; with speakers featuring laymen Town Voters and help of all who 'contributed WHAY Warmup Tuna B egins Classes l» Tmbwel UMi HI Iw Of Education Board Still open are one post on the at Mancheatar Memorial Hoapltal ulw or* supplied by U>* radio iVOWWJ—Uo«"ruuO a.vaiuiia OoeO Musi* from Congregational Christian Board of Education; on* on the to the siieceaa of the event. An Friday to Mr. and Mr*.. Wayne E. m o- a_ - ^ Jirsauii r Barcnad* C2iurches and Evangelical and Re Sf6 on lU^H~P^ne other barbecue is planned for l.add of Ckmk Dr. The cduple haa inanagsinenU and ara subject to troc-O-JC—On* n* Man’* l^mllv ChrisUe McCormick of 240 Henry May Decide Zoning Board of Appeals; two for change vrtthout notice. WDRCr-Clurle* Colllnskwnod Hebron. July 46 (Special!—The formed Churches. Fire Commissioner and one Grand Aug., 24. two other children. Dawn, seven WPOP—bay ll With MuMo combined tCongregationsl-Bpis- It ie announced that the Rev. Bt. was elected chairman of the Believed D e^^n Juror. Personal Note veara old and Mark, one and a *'1m A Y i-M *ke W»y tor U udc Nelson Schlegel of Cleveland. Ohio, Board of piducation at a special Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Nichols Jr. half years old. WHAY—Oodsrrs va. Card* copalian Bible vacation school Chapel Fate. The deadline for filing is to PINE Wcvc—Kwrd Rertee will be gueat minister Sunday in meeting this morning. New Guinea Craidt and family have returned from a W ltN B -r.M . W'c<'(>-E*»nln* Mualo here started out in Sne shape Mon night. Intentions may be fUed with vacation at Point O’Wood*. Msnclieoter E v e a i n a Herald WTU;—R«a Milltr WKNB—S w l^ Xaay both Hebron an<^ Gilead Churches. BbltoiL July 16 (Special 1 — T Mrs. Dohald F. Tedford, Rt. 85. W U 80-'J«l Kolby WTIC—Oreal Olldrrslerv* day morning. At laat report about He is a minister of the Evangelical He aucceeda Sherwood J. Robb, Mr*. Nichols' Jjrother and hia Bolton rorreapondenl, Doris M. PHARMACY WPOP—Wax------... “ Work irlui WDRC—Robert Q. Lem l* St Sunday school etudents had en NOTICE who resigned from the Board July (Continued from Fage One) Board M Selectmen Indicated Barbecae a Bucces* -wife. Mr. apid Mr*. Ralph Smith of D’ltalia, telephone Mitchell 8-6545, gg4 CentM- St,—Tel. IMl S-M14 WPOP—Treasury Afenl and Reformiid Churches, now serv NOW 1. McCormick will serve at least •d a - • rolled. ^ ^ i ' . ing as Associats SecreUry in their Its meeting Itartnight it may be Mr. and M ra Herald Lee, chair WHilY—Hak* Way for JIutie I lls — THE OFFICE OF until the annual organization meet coast of western New Guinea, a men of the chicken barbecue, spon -Kecuro lUvitw ' WHAY—Dodsera va. Cards ' The nursery classM, ages three commission on Christian Social Dutch colony. The eastern portion able to schedule Jr--town meeting WOOD—Ev*nln*_ Music up to five, are being taught by Action. . ing of the Board in November. sored by Uaited Methodist Church PINE LENOX n c —Rosa Mlllrr WKNB-Bwlnf Ttasy it Iho tlmo Ie DOCTOR The Board this morning alao of New Guinea is Australian. The about the Brat of Aukujit on the Saturday have reported 200 people WDRC-<;ai lUrtby JJ'TlC—Croat QIMeralstv* Mr*. Waller Donald, asstated by Alto, t^e Gilead Ladles' Aid- So airfield on Biak, where the flight UDRC—Robert O- Uewls Diane Reblllard. The Bret end sec ciety is holding an Important meet named insurance nian Frank Shel question of acquiring' title-Hp the were served and the event was suc- WPOP—Wax------Woritfowa RAYMgND MOZZER don of 78 N. Elm S t to fill Robb’s started, was built by AmericAn PHARMACY ^ WPOP-Tfeasury Ayrnt ond grades are taught by Mrs. ing tomorrow. chapel building owned by 'St^ ensfui ,'ln spit* bt threatening 8M E. Center 8t.—MI g-08Sg WHAV—Bauy aunbail Fred Patten. Mrs. Charles N, Fill Trip Openings unexpIred term, which run* until forces In 1944 after they recap weather. WOCO—RaoorO Rarltw WHAY—Dodgers va. Cards WILL BE CLOSED 19B9. tured the area from the Japanese. 'Maurice parish. z WTIC—Night Line more has charge of grade' 3. and The Rev. Douglas F. Pimm of REMODEL Tha dlnera were served indoors Wd RC—R. Draper Mrs. Kverelt B, Porter, grade 4. Both election* were unanimop*. The airline announcement said An option, although not yet In WpOP-Modem &unds St. Peter's Episcopal Church say* the plane "came down into the the hand* of the Selectmen, has aa.a a cohcicdhcesslon to the cloudy prom In the St. Peter's group, grades that thsr* is still room for three FROM JULY 15 The aelecUon of McCormick, a Ise of Imihlnent rain. Men of the .1 to 8 are taught by Philip Denon- Republican, was a foregone conclu sea shortly after takeoff from been executed by the trustees of Wh a Y—Dodgers vs. Cards more boys and three more girt* To JULY 29 sion in view of the decision pre Biak. No further details are kown the parish, the Hoard was advised committee erected a cover for the *‘tf5a*-B*«» ttwebon WTIC-Nlfhl Un* "court. Mrs. Albert S. Taylor on the Lake George trip. He also yet about the.,. circumatancea of by the Town Vault Committes. ■ J------i>______WDRC—Robert-0 Lewie teaches the high school group.-' states that a dedicated man or viously rekehed among the ma WpOP—Modem kunds Miaa 'Marguerite Fracchia aa- jority Republlcana on the. Board ths accident.” Town ofBctebi are also interested in -tee WTIC—loeo Radio L -- woman is needed to assist as a The plane was piloted by Capt. acquiring the lot adjacent to the WHAY—Nil Watch aiata Mrs. Fillmore and Mrs. Por- Church School teacher.' to elect him. WTIC—Ntel Lin* Democrat William Buckley, the Rob do Roos, 56, Laren, Nether chapel building In the proposed W’DRC—The World Tonlsht .ter. The rector's vacation will be lands. Married and the father of transaction. Member* -of the com RPOP-^Modera ^unda Family I'Uil from July.’27 through August, only other Board member serioualy ••gKAvll. •Haoord Rodeo Mr*. Gertrude U. Hmigh. her mentioned for the chairmanship, three children. De Rooa had been mittee are expected to contact the Wool__ J—R«rard'—J Ran** Gfpwing familj*, growing income, growing N e w I flying for KLM since 1945. - He agent of E. B. McGurk, owner of w k w b - p .m ; WHAY- Night Watch- • daughter. Mrs. Charles N. Fillmore, withdrew hie name from consider w nc—Nimt l.lne / Mancheeter Ex enbig Herald He ation ehortly before the decision was among those missing. the property, within a few days to WDRC-The World Tonight her son-in-law, Gordprt Bevin. and bron correspondent, M^s Susan desire for motltm living spSHCt... whatever t'lirl t p .Mpt'i r'u secure an option on the land. WDRO—N*w* hia mother, Mrs. Marcia Bevin of on McCormick became known. He W POP—W ar Work* j jnroP—Modern Sound* Pendleton, telephone ACndemy aald he could hot accept the poirt- Selectmen and other offleiaia are B ut Hampton, returned Saturday 8-S4M. yom retioa, »pa> is the time to remodel. I N ew L ondoir itoad •>U—WHS V—Record Rodent ’wHAVr-Nlgil^Walth MUi r I TH A NV> 1 I rjK be^auMT of the press of other ob ! of the opinion acquisition of the W 1 ^ —Blofrajdile* In Sound night from a week apent in Pitta- S{iM/y durable, sconomicst West Coast , t j ‘ij* ' c . . I extra land is necessary in the pro- WCOO—Record Ran** WDRC—Rues Natightnn burgh. Pa. O - X HEARING AID ligations. 1 WKNB-P.M. WPOP—Modem Sound* Only Bve members of the 9-mem Keblllldm g htarts P0*al since the lot on which the WTIti—Roaa Miller They were the gueats there of lufnbcr for the nstural charm that will givg ~ chapel stands ia very small. Got ff WDRO—0*1 Kolb* ’WHAY—'Night Wetch Mra. Hough's granddaughter, the $ 6 5 ' ^ ber Board were present for the WPOP—Wax Worka WTtC—Btoaraphlse In Sound fonmei' Ixuiiae Keefe of Hebron and your home (and the folks who live there) special meeting this morning. The (Continued from Png- One) The Selectmen are also obtain ■ tss- WDRC—Rues Naughton meeting had been schedule for ing estimate* on establishing Fred T. WIUY—Road Show Eaat Hampton, who is the wife of Alhhepouerind pcrlormanctol toma WCUC—Record Rariew ^^WTOP—Modem Sounds a new lease on' family living. yesterday afternoon but was pdst- line which will contain two water angle parking around the Town Another New and Bigger LECLERC t*aica Baker WKNB-P.M. Ally. Trank Ferrln. htaring aids tu size, of many ftll* poned because of the unavailability Green at the Center for inclusion Hond-Finisked w n o —tuRi Radio Laae , ’ WHAY- Night Watch In Pittaburgh: the local people FUNERAL HOME ing for 4 timts iit frict! P/«z super bridges and will be southerly of A bout WDWO-Cal IColby w n c—Best of ConversaMoe leniitivc PermaphoneD. tmooth-fle« of most’ of the members. The the present highway to permit In the budget -request for next WDRC—Russ Naughton for the first tinie aaw Mr*. Fer Volume Control, n6ise>limiiing ano This WPOP-W-W ax “■Works ■ WPOP—Red Soa r*. Kansas City t r k i y a w rm»4^iii§ flmu fin . W i hiiva all th$ Board does not hold regular meet- ' more sweeping curves and grade*. .year. Figure* 'vWII be obtained on ■lie— IStls—• rln'* 6-week-old *on Frank Jr., who FUNERAL dized Case. Zeffltk't fintst pigs during the summer. [The right of way the state has ac- excavation, travel All and cost of Question Forward Control ‘Jeep’Truck! WHAY—Road Show WHAY—Night Watch ll Mrs. Hough's great-grandson. throughout! See it today! Those .present this morning j qiiired will provide for evsntual paving. The project ha* been rec WfffsiiinJithetime WOCC—Record Rarlew WWCwwW* *,a - j BA.t - ksk_ia^M WKNB—P.M. WTIC—Best of Conrsrsatlnn The trip w as made by Auto and matarhii md $Mp$ri^ e $ yaa aaai ta §al itartad. were McCormick. Mra. Jane Stuek, four lane divided highway con ommended. by the Town Planning WDRC—Rusa Naughtnn included one alight highway scuffle. SERVICE Obb-Vmp WanotOf, lenriet MtP Last summer my Trip-Acci . WTIC—lIMO Radio Laae WPOP—Red Sox va. Kansaa City Mrs. E. Mae Holden. Atty. Harold [struetton. Presentl." there -will be Commission. Here's the new 7.Q00 lb. Other oufatanding fea- Find one bow mach cleanar and W DRO-Cal ktelb* While stopping to pay a toll, the Waller N. Garrily, and Robert Smith. . two lanes u-lth wide shoulders, Also In preparation for compil WPOP—Wax~ ~'»rk*Worl U tlS - car In which the travslerx- were Lecitre dent Policy paid all the med CVW ‘Jeep’ FC-1701 lareei 'jeep* 4-whed dries brighter we cen wash your car 6 WHAY-NIght Watch QUINN'S ^^cCormick's name was placed j In' another highway rebqtldlng. ing the budget requests for next w)m our Weaver AatMuatic Car **^A Y —Dotaiin* w n c —Boston Pops Orchsatra riding was sthick from behind by Director In nomination by Smith, and a three mile section of Routes 2 year, the Board of Selectmen re ical cost of a peraonal in U More earso' space on traction, and .wide 63-inch w r - - - . ------aieeiM Oeed Muata WDRC—Ruaa Naughton another auto. Only minor repair* wheel tread, take you almoet Washer. Every car i* antomaiically 'odap la aports i^WPOP—Red 8ox va Kansas City 2.3 Main Street. Manchester Sheldon’s by Mr*. Stuek. There and 32 between Tahtip .add Nor cently voted to pay its clerk a lea* wheelbase! A 9-foot were needed, hoivever. and no one Manchester Lumber, bic. PHARMACY were no other nominations ft>r wich 'Yill be relocated and rebuilt salaiy "of 1250 a year. The clerk’s jury during my vacation. anywhere with, groupd-grip- apeayad Wjth fresh water and aaild _____ -Now* Reporter WHAY—Night Watch ■ was hurt. C all Ml 9-5869 either vacancy...... •alary had been 8195. pickup bo| on a 103’/4- aewrgCBt, ap4 tborpughly hand WPOP—News WTIC—BoftoiV Pope Orchestra 255 CENTER ST. PHO>nB Ml S-41S6 to avoid sharp curve* In the Nor- This-year I also want insur inch wheelbaie. Eaey- ping stability * high torque “ — laugtMon The group. brought back from PHONE Ml 3.5144 McCormick, who has been a wlchtown section, one of which GOP Candidates Increase Harricane 6-226 engine, time- • p o o ^ and chamoised. We never tUtlR IX v a Kansas City Pittaburgh Mrs. Gordon Bevin. member of the School Board aince doubles. around Meeting House loading bed it 27-inchei nac harsh deeergsa a that ip i^ t .d •kireidas Coed MdStS The filing of notices of -inten ance on my baggage to cov treted and performance- ealat Serenade who had spent the previous week being elected to fill a vacancy In Rock. • > tion to seek Republican nomination from the ground 1 inime the finish...or dirty,wilir' . 'W atch with her niece. Mrs. Ferrin, proved * epscioue Safety- ■ dpiete ic—News. Muaie 1953, ia a former Town Director. The contract award for to town, office by seven candidates er loss or theft while travel • More efficient apace waiBc left over ftoot n previous < RO—News Church New* - 1 He also headed the Fire Protection 83.013,064 was made June 1,^ yesterdiy crested an additional ‘ View cab * big wrap-around car or ‘‘hit-or-miaa” aaasittbiy r*ik OP—News rrank Sheldon in g ./ Do you have a com- ntiiisalion! The only 4- -.2 41 Congregational Church memberi end Utilities Study Committee, Jointly to the M. Ac. Oammino Con contest and closed some of the windshield * with power line method*. The autonutic op- ,y—R*r«naae~ an* reminded—or-?tne Roy Jones -^V whiclj for several year* looked In- struction Co., Providence, R... J- gaps in the pruspecUVt OOP slat*. -whseLdzix* truck with- *«»- take-off. it operatee a wide ccatioo of the Washer pets the WCCII t c c c —good klrenlBS Oood MoMe Chicken Barbecue to be- held Sun <• to the problems of Are and water Mooney, who ha* taught mathe and the BrunsIJi Construction Co., bined policy .to c6ver trip much cargo epace per inch Wro<»-$yenlnc rSereaade KwmI day, sponsored by the Women's consolidation. matics at Pratta A Whitney Air- The caucus to be held Monday range of special equipment. done io Vi the rime naedsJ for' w n c —Mueic Southington. at the Community Hall will be accidents, and loss or dam of wbeelbSM. aaaimel waihing. WORC—Music a la Carte 41 Fellowship, Mrs. Donald E. Grif- He---• ie-■ an attorney wi^i with iiifT the nuiK*, Home oraft, to Icsch mathematics aqj^ This construction yvill take off WPOP—Top 40 Tim* Office aa im i Department of the’ ■<’>e''ce at the high- ach'ool; and at Yantic from the Yantic-CoU presented with a conteit for the f AU-lime high for "big- WHAY-Nlghl Watch nomina^on of assessor with the age to baggage ? Give yeaw car th a t'‘like oew” look " tWRAY—dupper f e Hareoad* w n c—Starlight Serenadt Travelers l^urance Ck>. i Mrs. Nancycv J. Kissam, to teach cheater road where'Initial inter load” nanenverabil- ' ^rwWfW MRWW WDRC—Ruaa N asghttn Sheldon, a former president of Is u b je c ts at, the high filing of John Swanson Jr. aa aan- •odey. Drive in foC onr speedy, WCCC—Oood fciTenlnx Oood HueM WPOP—Hound D ot changes have been completed. For tbs SMwsr to this sad say ily! Only the FC-170 give* WKNB—Musical Echoes lli4S— the Manchester Rotary CMub, ia a lechool- After crossing the Central Ver dldats for this post. Th* -candidacy o.ther lasuraace quesMoa, eall. . . ell-point wsnh )obl______■Three Star Extra of Charlea C. Church hml prerlopa* you "go-anywhere” ‘Jeep* WDRO—i^ e l l Thotnaa WHAY—Night Watch WE SERVICE ALL partner in a local insurance Sken- The teachers who resigned are mont Railroad tracks and Yanttc FC170 WPOP—K p 40 Tim* ' w n c—Starlight Serenade P O U N D I T cy. . . ' , . . ly been announce<) by Mrs. Donald maneuverability with a WDRC—Ruaa Naughton Mrs. Alice M. (jlark, who had only River, the new route will pass lies- WDRC-NIght Owl P In other mattera this morning. recently been appointed to teach toward Norwich south of the river F .. Tedfor^, • Republican 'Town payload capacity of up to WET WHAT—Polka Party APPLIANCES Chairman. The only other apparent WQCC-XQood B rem ns Goad Must* e REFRIGEHATORS , the Board approved three teacher mathematica at the high school; and tracks close to':.Otrobando FRED T. BAKER 3500 pounds. . . — ^-llnilcdatcal Echoes“ ‘ . e RAXOES . _ .-AfiRPjfltiRefWs, accepted -fWs -resig- Edward -'A-.' .'RydM*,'i-lea5h«:, •.'affd fCGntesb^t 4)itX‘'time t h r co«- . " ' .-.• g.'. " ’""■''.L WASH nations, and granted one leave of {head of the .high school hiiathe- stable “homlnatiiiiis wiUf'flv* 6iff-" ^ 97 CENTER St; ““ ' Tw ^’Siiltei? C uti. : .sL-ORWlSBS -.r-T- MOIf MSULAZlONlHegr diffemooetn.TbABig M. route 2 and 32 ')ust nortK of the' oaWwl --1.V , -I- -e -IIV, ■» -XiZ:...... absence. . .4 (ltdates Ustad for .four .Beats,,.' MmehiMtore Cflaii* ~ Titt-irivt this b i||8r F»rwan| C«gtr«) ‘Jt«f ’ Tnttk 8t jrtur fftilfrl .! - ' - iTS*. Aiipdintinents * ichael J, Bfciba, 1 incumbent *e» M0R14R1Y 0R 0£ t WHAY-Polka Party In M inor Crash ' ■ ’'Mft*''‘Louise Brihib'ei'g. ______WCCC—Oood evmina deed MuaM ruTiberg’, a rbrin^r, t^Acnar4 Mii« ..Eileen McCtrfliy. l-itrucUon are eeen 'ai' impRpvfABr feqtmeh filed his intentioit to seek Ml 3-1118 ' ’ •n-MORE COMFORTI I t ooets $1|021 m o n to wiatzih M ercury’s eeat room . V'-'
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1 . i.’. PA6B 8Di MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. TUESDAY, jy L Y 1 6 ,19B7 M^CHESTEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTOR, CONN, TUESDAY. JULY 16,19^7 PAGE S E V l^ Guaranteed Miracle? - p ' IHanrifpfitpr Coventry ^ attendtaCJln to provide their own amanian-reglatersd freighter bring their own lunch. There will Three Spitfires took their laat Connecticut DrobdJes food ana beverages. Principal Bailey Clarlsse in the Indian Ocean. Play Area Picnics be fires so that anyone who wants SttPtiitiQ ifpraid flight in B n glu d the other day, By ROGER PRICE Skxwatch Schedule Regtstrnrs at MeeUng The message did not give'the to may bring hotdoga, hamiburgs Russell Stover PUBUaUlfiJD BY rUK reviving, along with memories of Local Registrars of Voters will Attends Sessions Waller’s position or any details Slated Tonight or marshmallowa- ■ W A i.n p r i n t i n g CO. IN a attend the Election Officials Con about the fate ot the Clarlsse, a U BtaMU BtTMt tilt moat dectslve air battle in his Wednesday July 17 , ' ' Games frill be played after the CANDIES Yankee Zone Group Slates Hearing ^ ference at the Colonial Room. 25-year-oId vessel owned,by P. U u e tin t^ '^11. Midnight - 2 a.m. Manchester High School Prin picnic supper. r THOMAS r PNROU8UN tory, our curiosity as to the basic By A. H. 0...... Volunteers Needed Bushnell Memorial Hall, tomorrow Vrang'os of Trieste. •nis weekly playground picnic 2 a.m. - 4 a.m...... 1 ..... Volunteers Needed $1*35 Lta And Up WALTER R nCROUBON reasons that battle was won aa it at 10 a.m.'These include Mrs. John cipal Bdson M. Bailey is at the The 11,285-ton Waller is. en supper will be helf* this «wsfttag ,, In Siberria you can taiy frozen PubUatMn 4 aun. - 6 a.m...... Volunteers Needed To Revise Number System Pouodad Oetobtr L iwa waa. H. WesUaiid and Miss Adaline G. University of Colorado at Boulder route froin the Persian Gulf to at all 11 playgrounds, beginning milk - by the 4oaf, like a ' loaf of The debafe preceding the action 6 a.m. - 8 a . m ...... ^...Volunteers Needed Excluaivm in How was It that a relatively few H off of the First District, and Mrs.' this week, attending the Senior Durban, South Africa. at 6:30. ’Those Interested must bread. ' -t P u h U iM 8r«nr ErtnliiB Except In which the House killed 1997* 8 a.m. • 10 a.m...... Jeanne Jacobs, Clair# pick man Coventry, July 16 ((Special) —to n I Pad BoUdap*. Bntarad at Um the use of the voting machine W alter S. Haven and Mrs. Ben High School Principals Conference. Manch»$ter at >ine* a: HancHestcr - Conn., aa eepcciaUy sharp planes were on Trail little apology for minor 10 a.m. - Noon .. ' ...... Louis R. Call Tha Planning and Zoning Comml* were given whenever requested by jamin A. Strack of the Second Dis Noon,- 2 p.m...... a a n MaU Matter hand, to be flown by preciaely ...... Louis R. Call •Ion will have a publib hearing at the new voters. trict. The' conference, held annually BUBBCRIFTION RATES court reform featured two key rC' 2 p.m. - 4 u.m. . . . . tempered young British blades, in I...... Roger Winter 8 p.m. July 2S a t the Robertson T h e ' breakdown of voters made Visitors Here on the campus, is being attended Payable In Adraoee marks which illustrated the atti 4 p.m. - 8 p.m. . . . . by about 35 principals from cities QUINN'S ...... Columbia OeCarli, Roger Winter School to provide tor a new num follows; First District, Republi Mrs. John Hufton o f Pontiac, a #•#••••#•# aaavaa U a battle which had a hair tudes, which, in alliance with one 6 p.m.' - 8 p.m. . . . . and towns throughout the country. One Tear ...... Barbara MacGregor, Eleanor bering system tor the entire reg cans, 27; Democrats, 5; Independ Mich., sister of Mrs. Clara Ed PHAiM ACY Six Moatba■V ..•w« s«•a a•a a a a a a a a a w* ■ (9 breadth decision which may have another down through the years, Director of the group is Glenn V ar mtha •••••••••,••*•«••••• AM have kept court reform.from ever . . Small ulations when aiQended. ents, 8; total 38, Second District, mondson. is visiting relatives In 873 MAIN STREET determined the fate of the world? 8 p.m. - 10 p.m. . . . ner, director of secondary educa One _ iia 1.M becoming a reality...... Betty Fivoxinsky, Helen Shepard The cheuiges have been listed by Rej^bllcans, 15; Democrats, 2; In town. She attended the ordination Weefcr — ...■We find ourselves still believing, 10 p.m.--- • Midnighta...... R. H. Thomas * Chairman Donald C. Staith aa fol of her nephew, James V. Edmond tion in St. Paul, Minn. •iaste OPpy One attitude waa that expressed dependents, 3; total 20. The over Included ,among the items under as we believed at the time, that the by Rep. Benjamin Schlosabach of Skywatch Post located on .top ot Manchester Pelice Station. lows: Present section 12, minimum all breakdown la Republicans, 42; son, into the Christian ministry MEMBER o r Volunteers n.ay rOglsfe.- at Civil Defense Headquarters, Municipal r House Sices to section lOA; pres discussion are school discipline, the yi whole thing waa no accident, no Westbrook, who often represents Democrats, 7; and independents,’9. Sunday at the Northfleld Congre TBM ARSOCIATKD PRUBB Building, Monday, Wednesday, or Friday from 1-9 p.m. ent section 13, Use of Temporary gational Church. Mr. and Mrs. teacher shortage, teacher salaries, be trimmer TAa Aaaodatad Preaa la excluxleely piece o f good luck, but rather a a joyous ' and enthusiastic, yes •LADY BUG APPLYING New Dates Set . and the superior student. antltled to tbe uae at republlcatioo of almost a dedicated, .worship of LIPSTICK’ Buildings to secUon 2; delete sec 'The Registrars of Voters and Ronald E. Eklmondson and family be healthier all aatra dtapatebea credited to it. or natural and Inevitable expression tion 21, Validity and add section and Mrs. Clara Edmondson will Mrs. Bailey is in Boulder with not odMTWtaa credited In ibie paper the antiquated political conven I f you’ll examine this Droodle operate the buses for the camp QUINN'S Board of Selectmen set the follow her husband. Tbe conferences, he happier leith aad Biao tbe local fletra pabilabed bere. and fulfilment of the causes in lencea of Connecticut life. He is closely you’ll notice that the Lady Hearing Set Aug, 1 transportation. 12, Validity and Amendments; de ing dates for additional sessions at take Mrs. Hufton to Michigan the All ttsMa of repabUcatloa of apeclal lete section 18, board of Appeals which began yesterday, runs six volved in the battle. an exuberant defender of the Bug is getting the Lipstick all which voters will be made: Aug. first part of. August. daya JiWBERRY Alapatebaa barela ara alao raaeryed. and add aection 13, Board of Ap Poet Wins Award W e believed then, and still be county system of. government. Re over her little feet. Fortunately, On Camp Bus Bid 24..10 a.m. to 4 p.m.. North Cov >Wi aareica cllani of N. E A. Bare, the Lipstick happene to be one of 10 Dead, 160 Missing' PHARMACY peals). There will be no changes entry Firehouse: Sept. 10 a.m. Mrs. Emilia M. Valente of Pine WEY-RIl^ lieve, that It was the scienttfic form is, to him, a nonsensical plot, lo^ Inc which he would rather repeal than the Non-smear type, but It. just In ths text of any of the Involved to 8 p.m.. South Coventry Fire Lake Shores was recently awarded' 22 Saved at Sea Publiabera Repreaeatatleea; , Tbe Hearing on the Mancheete'r Bus. Manila, July 16 UP)— Ten per PHONE MI 3-4136 .sundae lollua Malbewa Special Azeacy — N e* genius o f a free society which pro pass. And, on the Issue of court goes to show how dopey Bugs are. aecUons. house; and Oct. 5, 3 p.m. to 5 first prize of the annual Poqti-y enjoy Service requeet' for permission to sons wqre reported dead and 160 To>^ Chlcaso. Detroit and Boatsb. duced the sharp quality weapon reform>-he was In the front lines, However, I have a warm spot • In The hearing will be tor amend p.m., Town aerk’B Office, tor League Workshop, contest tor her ’.'Stockholm, July 16 (/P> — The MEMBER AUDIT BUREAB Or transport children to Sllverbrook missing today in Pangaalnan Prov nutritional as a representative of al| those my wallet for Bugs because in the ing section 8 concerning trailers; those whose rights. will have ma composition,/One New Born Day." Swedish tanker Justus Waller CIRCULATIONS. which opposed the preponderant Day- Camp In Hebron baa been ince north o f Manila aa the result ; I who believe''.that It is a virtue, last few years they’ve provided and secUon 14 concerning non- tured since the Sept. 14 session. Dr. B. G. Saul, professor and cabled her owners In Goteborg to .Jtralth-teeight Btiaasea of the air force created by postponed by the Public Utilities of a flood caused by typhoon critic of the University of Con Tbe BeraJd PrlalliK Oompaay, lac. rather than a vice, for. the present me with subject matter, for hun conforming uies.;- and amending The Registrars of Voters will be day that she had picked up 22 aaatiaeea no'Oaaactal reapooalbOfty for an aggressive dictatorahip, and Commission to Aug. 1 at 9:45 a.m. Wendy. necticut, judged the entries tor Smooth Daurf Quaan loppod with groot big eontroU • m L - . ''f-- i minor court systen^ tb be a syaJ dreds of Droodles. I mij;ht go so section 15, concerning enforcement in seulon July 26, time to be an- survivors from the 3,389-ton Pan- lypoarapnlcal .errora appaarinx In ad- which awards were made at tbe Juicy atrawbarriofl What a troall l^vorybody eerw m enia aad otliec readinp matler that It was from their own way of tern potentially capable o f doing far as to say that without the help Elmer Thrall, owner of the com and administration, whirfii will re noungfd, for a caucus enrollment llin J. W. Hale Oerp., 840 Main St, la The Manebeater BeeidiK HeralS life that the smung British pilots of Buga Droodles would have been pany, requested the delay in the quire deletion of eectlon 20. session. First District: registrars workshop picinic recently held at gooa-ior this soucy-swMt “rodh*adi“ Pine Lenox Pharmacy, Ine. favors for people. During th* the Valente home. _Dlapiay airrertlelat doalna bourai House debate on this afternoon, of almost Impossible (some people hearing, originally set for Satur SeMonable Trailer Use will ineet in the Town Clerk’s • l«S7, DAIIY QUItM NATIONAl OlVltOrMENT CO. 299 E. Center St. drew the extra reserves of stamina day. Engaged GIVE HER l^r.Mooday—1 p.m. Friday. the death of court reform for 1957, say that Droodles are almbat Im- In explanation, Ctaairman Smith, office and the. Second District in The Green Phannaey I^r Theadae—j p.m. MaBday. and courage they -took into the posaible even with Bugs but these has pointed out that the trailer Announcement has been made For Wadaeadar—I P. nx. Tueaday. Bcblotsbach phraaed hia philosophy The hearing will be held In:, the. the.North Coventry Firehouse. i 001 Middle Tpke. E. battle. It le stUI oUr belief that, people are jealous because I'm suc State Oflice Building, 165 Capitol section; offers the permitted uae of the engagement of Miss Eleanor CHRISTIAN DIOR For Ibnaday—1 p. m. Wedaeaday. ■with naive Innocence. Discussing Caucus Corrections North End Rexnll Pkarmdey, - For a. aa. Tbtuvday. while the free British were In cessful and own two suits). It’s Ave., Hartford. , of a se'asonable trailer park, with Several correcUons 'have been B. Anlello, daughter of Mrs. Pss- AVAILABLE AT DRIRV QUEEN the charge that the minor courts 'X . been the Centipedes, the Ants, the quale DeCandia to Louis S. Note, 4 Depot Sqmtre, a a „ capable of knov^i^ when they were guilty of favoritism through Thrall, who operates his buses several reatriCUons as to size, lo-' noted by. Republican Town Com DAIRY qUEEN NO. 1 DAIRY QUEEN NO. 2 soh of Mr. and -Mrs. John Noto of Frank’s Pharmacy, Wapping. Cay of imbirinci.- ***’* R f OK A osii struction. Vhten of (julto simple * Summer it the iloweit month of ^cult f o 4indersDta«-.the tMsoty o f tae.waUet-TioiitMnlfig jlfty apliers N i^tr St.95, wZ#W a u pwrt». LktcaL members planning to at t^ln'aome'hf".lJim *le,' .^'gaiioat. 'iyhat. ronstrucUon,' the latter infOrma- tend the 4-H. Senior i^hunp at Ab- the year for Simmondt. That’S lobk - proilP'diM via/Iby. ocWossbacH vyis t a f r ”B^tT Se ,.A. T B W MI S-84M .. ' ':/aon_may'be walved^by tbO'Zeiting itartpn A u gt*-ln clu d t’% a n BAtFi and. good ^ iXMnnuknlhMiiiiexnit nliil piff -fr^isdMF;:xu fttiDBOIstermg;-;Sim- ICveh Hhe re«»t' eWtRf^ -lit etelOi' food as well aa cultural achieve Why,-*>tie ‘^aiftted;’ had foolish. . ment, then surely everyone must Lebanon, which were hailed as a eluded rierks o f , the courts among . all Permfta and Certificates of Oc- dore Hladky, Paul Kenyon, Mary- Adam and Eve lost the Garden INCORPORATED plus the cost o t cover fabric, fine triumph for the West, were those to be forbidden to hold po . cupancy. dell.l^nard, Joan McKinney, Nor say, *Certataly I ’m for Ooimnu- of Eklen for the taste of forbidden REAL lESTATE -> INSURANCE which costs as little as. $1.49 a basically a procedure o f vote buy litical party office. The clerk in fruit (Genesis 31. Esau lost hia FOR RENT Follow Open MeeGngs - man vDrehotsky and Linda Wah- niam.’ • Cornwall, he said, happened to.be 8 and 16 mm. Moyle l ^ teetoea 968 MAIN ST., GROUND F l^ R — TEL. Ml 9-5341 Chairman Smith alao points out yard. In addition, If you act now, , ing, according to the Uanchester birthright for a mess of pottage mann. Mrs. Clarence A. Bradfield you will ^ a portable radio, That is, o f course, a paraphrase, hla party’s vice chairman. (Genesis 25). Achan lost Ids —sound or silent, alee U «»««»«- "ENBURANSBIITHS s I n c E 1914" that open meetings have been held will serVs as a counselor. Guardian oorreepondent. ‘Here, in the complex o f small slide prejeeteia. on all sections for whleh—4here complete with batterica and carry ACT FAST frmn the Communist aide, of a life for a Babylonian garment, two New Mall Route ing cate at no extra cost. Sim- theory we purselvea often use, in Hla conclusion is that Ulere Is, no town life^ viflier# everybody, knew hundred shekels o f sllyer and a la a proposed chaitge. Changes In Postmaster. Herman F. LeDoyt everybody else, any technical link WELDON DRUG CO. roonds can make tbia offer during Arab country In the N ear East wedge of gold (Joshua 7). Or- the .nontext aa originally pi;oposed has announced the extension of the slow summer season because ‘ oiscusslon and in policy. ' age between^-court office and po TOUCAN which aeems to have progressed to pha lost her all for/some Idols 961 Main St. TeL m 8-SS21 at the open meetings were made Rural Route 1 over School St. from they are the world’a largest re We, too, often make the admis litical office seemed completely aa a result o f comments and sug; the stage where its people really (Ruth 1). And Judas lost the Main St. to the residence o f George upholsterers and give factory-to- sion that it Is dlfncult to stir in saviour tor 30 pl^s of .liver gestlons by those present, he stat H. Cour. Anyone raid in g in that know what democracy is, and how you savings. 16-ycar guarantee on terest in democracy among people Individual Involved, W hy make a (M atthew 26). ed. section desiring this service may ail workmanship. For full free in- I uae it. Without manipulation and Alas over it? Who 'would ydu get who have empty stomachs. And The Lord J e ^ s asked this ex 08 Made Vetera erect a box. The service became farmailoti, with picturet, about to be clerk? Or who would you A total of 58 voters were made we too advance the theory and the control of the process by the gov tremely important question: "For effective as of Saturday, r,- Simmonds* service anywhere in Moriarty Means: ernment in powqr. get to be vice chairman? What Saturday during the special session Club Slates Ptralc' New. England, simply tear out policy that the ultimate victory as possible harm had the connection what shall It/proflt a man. If he shall gain the whole world, send at the South Coventry Firehouse The Mr, and Mrs. Club of the this item sod mail it with your between our two creeds of life The Guardian correspondent did ever done? Perhaps. In the wicked -wiUt. the Registrars of Voters, Second Oongregatlonal Church will name and address to Simmonds cities, the linkage betw'een justice lose his own soul ? Or what shall U going to go to that system which not choose to d te the one Near a man give In exchange fo r hie Town Clerk .and the Board of Ser have a family picnic Saturday af Upholstering Co., 317 Chaso * LOW SUBURBAN OVERHE0D Eastern country where.the picture and politics' was something to lectmen In ch w fe. Demonstrations ternoon at Gay City P ark..’Those St., Methuen, Maas. proves itself best able to satisfy w o ^ about, but not when country soul?” . /(Mark 8:36-37)). the a e r a tio n s of the worid's back for democracy la immewhat in. neljfhhaM^ were dealing with / M ajor John Pickup ward populations for better nour spiring. That, o f course, would be counntry neighbor*. , , ______I * TOP TRADE-IN■ POLICY ishment; better living condlUons, the nation of Israel where; except This feeling that court reform' — ^ — and economic progress. for some restrictions on the Arab would Involve a polnUesi duturb- r ^ ^ ^ populatioin, some of which have tag of a pattern of small town > / STATIONERY The Bank that gives you PLANNED S E C U R I T But both of us, as a mattbr of life, where even vvlatlon s In jua- f a tn u a x i ■ HI-FI SPECIAL ^SERVICE WITHOUT PEER fact, have, been living with evl? lately been eased, democratic prin- Uee are more llljely to bq com- IT AIRHA^ AIBMA^ -L— NOTES B dence that economic status does clplea eeem firm ly established. munlty will than anybody’s con-' p LEADING BR a STIS ^ not always determine ideological The backwardness of the Arabs, niving, In favor of some system at ^ BANK nNANGIND justice by rote which would' have , loyalty. I t has not been any uni politically jipeaklng, la not any (Arthur Drug StorBS j GET A BOSTON no roots In the community i^elf form eharacterisUc o f Americans particular reflecUbn on the Arabs Rta eta ▲ iA 4la Aa xta Jk JR A .B. J who have leaned toward Commu a people, but rather a result of PHONEY SAVED nism that they have had emp^ their hlatoricM situaUon. Democ ALBUM Blomachs. And it has not been racy, and hoiirto participate in I the hungry, but rather with the democratic procMep^ were never YOU WIU nND IT AT BUY AT MORIARTTS tatellsctual. that democracy has among the things tob- European maintained or extended its appeal democracies in control of the Near Inside the territory of Communism. E;ast' were anxious to teach the Similarly, In neutral tsrritories peoples there, keeping the peopta WITH both Communism and democracy poUticUly backward always pro ■re' wooing, there Is no sure guar vided an argument againat having ON A BRAND NEW 'ST MERCURY antee that material progress alone tbe colonial powers g et out. They FAIRWAY ANY TWO YOU can .clinch a peaceful conquest for could. always say- the j>eopIe The lift you love! •ilher aide. weren’t ready to us# their own Pope Plus X II, In an encyclical freedom. released ' over the weekend, had $11.94 W O R Tti O F 4 . . somtUiingHo say which applied to INTERPLAY” the "bacon and butter” battle we 10 Out Of 10 ^.P.»s FO R ONL"^ $7.96 and Russia seeifl to be Intending According to St.- Swithin, It Is | to wage. now 10 out of 10 that there will be i 6 s • H A fo r $3,000 straight life insur wall Tires, Power Windows, nal LIghta, Large Wheel and ruinous, our "excessive search presume,, leave liq still surviving low cost Savings Bank Life Tnmplko Eagtae, Fender BIGCEST VALUE EVER! Covers, Heavy Duty ,.^r for com forts" and our "avoidance somehow. ance for a man age 30. Pay' Insurance at the follow ing ages: Shields, Power Brakes, Pow Cleaner, FuU-Flo Oil FUtor, Of all austerity of life." And if we have to have drought, * ALBUMS LIMB THBBE, THBY-RK ALL er Steering, and many other Door Mirror, taifety Steering Lovable’s famous bra that extras, lav. No. 07-92. Now you.can get all Mercury’s “ Dream Car” advantages at the lowest price Our modern society, he said, is it is at least something of a pleas UBW ORTHOPHOWIC HIOH FTOBLITT. AND TOU OKT S FOR THE PRICE OF fli Wheel. Polished .and Under- ’rings you in beauty, now even less by using generous 'ever. You get MORE of everything you want in a car at a price any new roateiL. lav. No. 67-166.. in danger of gaining “ the universe ure and comfort to have a day like B E G U LAR PR IC E 04896.40 has a skin-soothing Lano- Bsssasa Natne_ car buyer will like. at the price of its soul." yesterday announcing it. Yester iized finish . . . make# l i m i l ‘ J dividends starting firM year. 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, PAGE EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, TUESDAY. JULY 16,1967 MANCHESTEI^ EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, JULY 16,1967 PAGE NINil BUGS BUNNY PblltWan -p- The people won’t | A local girl said ah'* wore a elect m* becauke of my youth. j sprig of mIsUetoe In her hair laat 7 tJWAT! ir f]\ WrPfETTE* Byrd Hits Justice Warren, CTAmNSTO HUWtW TOT»e Yi Sense and Nonsense m en d — But you’re over fifty ( Christmas and did not get kissed U.S. Weighs Senate Group Piecemeal School Renovation CLUMOU$E KFOK y®*"' i* *pent. lonce. This year, she saya she Is Answer to Previous Puials TPC Suggests Solution PoUUcian - - That’s the trouble. | folnic to have a .bir hat made uL w ent Richboy — Tbfse. Atom Arms my worrying for me. ■ . • (Continued from Page One) To Case Bros. Problem An optimist is a. doctor who Acaoss 4 Style of type Dedbroke -You're on! Where'* look«<>afUr the eyes. A pessimist CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER 5 Comforts Money Probe The Board of Education will take^ affecting the town’s txleUng aad the thnuiand? looks after'the feet. t "Banjo Eyes" that under present conditions "It Board to Hold A method of solving th* princi the unusual step tonight of argu propoM junior high achoola. Rlohboy — That’* j-oiir first t Felt concern i i l l For N A T O The dome " « f the Sistlne Ma is a nickname 7 Most unusual ^ ta clear to me that we are on the pal problem preiented by th* ing against- an appropriation (or Will Request AroliUeet worry. o f----- ; Cantor ^ConUnaed from PagVOne) In connection vith the three donna wap painted by Michael t Recompense verge of return to federal politi StateA proposal for a South Sn_j| Police Arrests renovation work at a school. Angelo. -' S He U a ---- - S Hostelrlet II Five Hearings (OonAnued from Page One) buildings at Educational Bquara Motorist—How far It star § 1 cal autocracy." highway route.W'a* auggeated last directed to investigate the nature, Th* argument* will com* at a that comprise Bernard Junior It to the 10 Courts (lb.) SB I performance and adequacy of axiat- next town? Parking /A t II Lariats I Bytd . aald the Home-passed taking up the proposal by Sen. night by the Town Planning Com- public hearing to be held by the High School, the Board voted to Any Time 12 Close hawk's Town Directors are acheduled 1 . 1 W, Mason, 33, pf Stoning- ing financial inatl.tutlOns and mone rarmer—Two miles a* the crow means just p ok in g at any time 13 Descending eyes Civil Bights Bill would "deatroy Manafleld (D-Mont) that Dullea: mla*lon (TPC). Board o( Directors oh a propoaed make a formal request for th *. files. _ ' 14 Crgtis snew ,, tonight to conduct five public ton, was arrested yesterday and tary and financial measures in to some Iriras. U Pieces of the historical and constitutional hearings, conside' the Country make a first-hand tour of coun-! A t a ' meeting with th* town’* charged with allowing a minor to meeting the need* of the nation's appropriatioh o( 920.383 (or work hiring of an architect to prepere Motorist How far is it If the 15 Eve snd ^ C artillery plans for the third and final phast 25 Unclosed 42 Malt drink roservatlon of matters of suffrage Club Issue, authorize a road to tries behind the. Iron Curtain in Expr«.4s Highway Committee, the operate a motor vehicle without changing economy. at the Washington School. crow had to walk and roU a fiat TMpher—SclenUst* aay that . Enoch ■ A If Persisn' 20 Flesh food 43 Curved . Commisaion recommended a alight iTie Appropriation, auggeated by of the plant's renovation. Until m tire? It Martinique to the state*"—the fixing of quali the Nike housing site, and appoint eaatern Europe. insurance. It would have been directed to mosquito can weep. Do you believe princes 27 Grafted (her:) molding three or four town offieiaia. change in the proposed route near Mason was arrested by Patrol tubUkit its final report by Dec. 1, General Manager Richard Martin, last spring, the three building* volcano jo He is * - i t - of 2t Racer 45 Xver. between fications of voters. He- said he goes abroad for con the Case Bros. pond. The change would be used to (Inance renoya- had sarved as the high schooi. LEMA(£KNOW ■tafconl BxamlnaaM Boner* Many other items of town busi man Samuel Maltempo a'fler Mal- 1958. Pupil-Well. If* 17 Requires slage, screen, 35 Smsll 12 Slid SO ferences but depend* on American was suggested to answer objections tempo stopped a car, driven by a tion work this su'mnler. In advance A considerable amount of'w ork / / ■ < . Wf fi£7 pb*»lble.^l've 19 Bodifs of land audio and bprrinit He , said SecUon 4 of the bill, ness also face the I^rector* at The straight party line vote' on The equator is a menagerie moth bawl. 4t Trieste wine which' deals with the right to vote, diplomata abroad for reports on that the paper firm’s water supply youth, on a routine check. Mason, the Capehari bill meant that Sena. o( the scheduled 4-room expansion has already been done at Educa 20Levsntine video 37 Kin* of the measures a meeting In tke Municipal Build running around the earth. should be considered in relation to ing hearing room at 8 o’clock. conditions inside foreign coun might be contaminated. according to police, was permitting Robertson tS-.Val , and Lauacha -and modernization e( the plant—a tional Square, but most o f it 'eras To keep In good health./tnhale _ ketch 31 Military Huns 47 Royal Mililary tries. the boy to drive the car. project that has been hanging (ire of a retati\‘ely jninor nature and The March breezes revealed def 2.1 Mort (Blang) asfistant 19JLc|fe an«w recent Supreme Court decisions. Public hearing* will be held on: TAe effect of the route o n . the (D-Ohlo) joined their Democratic and exhale once a dav and do gym- College (cb.) Dulles said he has 200 trainetd town a* a whole and preparations He was relea.sed in 950 bond and (or several years. did not require the eervices of an inite Improvement In the nylon 24 Huge yoliime j j Present month 40 Epic poetry It Weight of When this 1* done, he said there 1. A proposed ordinance to colleagues in opposing-It Demo lastica ’ . ' situation. is '~a clear Indication that the Americai) expert# on the job In that should be made now for the is acheduled to appear in court Fri- It isn't that the School Board architect The third phase involves 21 Important (*b.) 41 Proboscises Indie change the. method of aaseaslng cratic sources on the com m itt^ doesn’t want the renovation work The sacred c h ic k ^ of the Ro Supreme Court as presently con- eastern Europe. future were also )>ointed out by the day, yesterday had been unsure of both atructural changes, such aa re metal for sidewalks from two-third* pay 4. It is premature to say done. According to sentiment ex- man* were the Vestal Virgins. Susan—Why do. you call your 29 Oriental coih sUtiited is certain in the immedi ment by the property owner and TPC. Floyd A. Nezgodk, 31. of Bloom votes. placement of stairways and re Esau wrote j^ le s and sold hi* 1 r r IT r “ b r - T ~ r p r whether the London disarmament Th* meeting with' the Commis field, was arrested yesterday and preeaed at a special meeting this wiring and relighting. boy friend a small-talk expert. 30 Writing ate future to pre-empt the whole one-third by the town to 50 per A t one time earlier-in the ses morning. It (eels, rather, that the copyright for a -mess of potash, j field, of suffrage to the federal talks between Russia and the sion was requested by the Exp: # s charged with passing a stop sign. sion, Robertson had Indicated he 'The Board also voted to ra- Ellen.—If there'* nothing to say. implemntt cent by the owner and 50 per cent western, powers will result in suc entire project should b« done at the Average M a nest. Hen* lay on he'll say It 31 Paid notices II i r IT" government—the Constitution not by the town. highway Committee to gather'll- Police Chief Herman O. Schendel favored the commisaion proposed oomraend that th# propoeed North the average. cess or failure. The task is to formation for a report to the Board said that he observed Nezgeda pro same time, and that trying to do a End junior high school be built in newipspen ll V withstanding." < 2. An additional' approp iction by the President. small part o( it now would be T h e, episles were the wive* of 32 Footflke part He said a provision giving the keep pushing ahead. The United of Dlrecto's' bn the State's pro ceed through the Intersection of Capehart and Kerr tangled on on 22 acre* and to urge that work Milllcent—What about the dia of 937.340 to the Board of States is prepared to. continue the...o p, School and Autumn Sta., without waate(ul and inetRcient: the Apostles. mond necklace you promised me ? 33 Consume atlomey general authority to move Education, posed relocation of Rt. 6, Eisenhower’s proposal and other on the project get- underway aa i . ft talks indefinitely withouthout a reirecess stepping for the sign. Because o( the delays encoun soon as po«tb1e.. To germinate Is. becoming ■ Conrad—Eifcus* me. darling, 34 Rots flsx in court against persons "about to 3. "XTT’appropriatlon of 920,383 .Meet with Thrall Subject* in Senate debate yester tered- in getting the work -under-- •» now, pay-latsr* plan!** ' change near the Caae'Bros. pond. of Manchester 37 33 Uon." aa to whether one or both of- two Ihi-LAVJ.' ICyprlnoid fish expand the proposed commission and improve its accoustiCt. The gust 1955.^ At that time Dulles of Hartford National spring, with completion being to include all of the old FEPC Several alternates east pf Gard Kerr, a frequent and vocal crit- nearby lot*, botlj privately owned, work is estimated to coat about fered to guarantee Israeli-Arab ner St. studied by State engineers Bank and Trust Co. 29 31 >i scheduled for September 19S8. groposals," which would prohibit 92.500. boundaries If Israel and the Arab 18 of administration fiscal poIIUel, should be purchased. One 7-aera. before the recommended rout* Was Fire iBtorance Cbmpanle* Preliminary plans for the work plot adjolna th* town land on the Job diecrimination sgninet Ne- -Other public hearings are to be states would first, negotiate a final said; have airsady bMn approved by the proposed are. being considered by Aetna Fire 6467^ "I will say to the Senator west. Another 3-aere pareel U west PRISCILLA’S: POP The QoRvincer groea Byrd added: sr'heduled on appropriation* to peace settlement. The only change the committee;. iachool Board and the School Build BY AL VERMEER ’Te it too much to anticipate now, Dullea said, is that sine* the Hartford Fire ...... ISO 160 (Capehart) that if the greatest ex Of that. prepare prellnrthary pUns for tSe National Fire ...... 69 74 ing Committee. The Directors are r I CAN JUST SEE . HE OOMES IT’S OHAY ttat every function of the federal United States haa*taken a more i The route aa how proposed by perts this nation ever produced T b e architect has been asked to r- third—stage of. work At- Barnard the State would entbr Manchester Phoenix I... 654 scneduled to act on them- tonight. UIM._.STAl_KIKier CLOSER..' ;.WE'S MRS. OfHOOLIHAN government might ultirfiately be .lunlor High School and to pay 93,- active role in Middle Eastern af marched in solid phalanx beferi If these are approved, the architect draw aketchee of tha school, indi YOU TWROUSWi E V E R G O IN G SHE JUST GOT aimed with a snooping commia- fairs generally, some other country at Laurel Lake, cross Spencer St., Life and Indemnity Ins. Cos. Elseahower for month* and gav# cating h«w it would Appear on tha 115.to.the revaluation experts. and—paas—aouth of Hartford Rd., will be directed to oomplaU'-Bnal STME BRUSH. CLOSER; TO JUMP* mrSHTENED Sion authorized to harass states, On the Country (Hub iisue, the might better (eke the initUtive in xetna xarr .t . /;7 t . 7.708 7 T I 8 “~ imn th;» h*«*m 6r their -knowi- plans and specifications. . various sise lota being considered. MOUNTAIN trjdng to promote a settlement. (Charter Oak St., and 'Hlghlaiid St. Aetna Casualty ..139 149 edge and judgment, he would Want Expandable Buildlnsr communities, arid citizens, invade -Board is scheduled to consider the Aa the State plan* it, the road While trying to turn down on* J PIERCE ^ L I O N ' the privacy of home and business, He would not nomlnat* a go-be Conn .General .298 308 'bmerge from it aa uninformed aa appropriation, however, the TNe School Board .hat racom- G L IN T IN look chib's offer to buy Globe Hollow would pass close to the eastern end and put people in Jail without the land from the town. Since a aiib- tween. Hartford Steam Boiler 79 84 he le now.’* School Board tonight will be plaad- mended that the school b* built WIS EYE.' of the Case Bros, water supply be Tfavelera...... 83 87 . PrcaMentlal press secretary with a capacity for 750 ttudents, benefit of jury trial?" com m itletof the Director* decided fore entering Bolton. Ing for another. ’The on* the School- Out/ ^ ihibllo Uniitie» James C. Hagerty. asked if he but that it be capable of expanaioh to recommend that thi land should . Recommends Solutions Board wants la for 937,000. and not be sold, the club has suggest Conn PoW er...... 41 44 wanted to comment on Kerr's represents the additional increase to a 1,200-student csqiaclty. Quarter Oak According to Planning Adminis statement, said; ’ ’I wouldn’t even The 22-aere recommendation la ed a 2-year extension of its pres trator Wilfi-ed Ma.xwell, speaking Conn. Light A Power 17*4 19'* in the 8tate-ald-to-ed.ucatlon grant ent lease. HarUprd Elec. Lt. . . . S6’x 58)4 dignify it with a comment.’’ that the town had not anticipated. Ir. Una with S.tat* Board of Edu for the Commtaeion, the problem At on*.point in th* exchange cation auggesttoha Jo t m aeheol Obituary A related matter will pome up Proposed as of the pond- might be sOlVed by : Hartford Gas Co. »,.,, 38 41 Th* bulk of thiSr-inoney would So. New England ■ n, Kerr referred to Capehart aa "the .with 1,300 atudehts. W(ben the Board discusses for the ■ -m ^ /-IS Pushing CUBJU><5 theUIB BUXKCBiVU-^UUtgsuggested-^ute midget from todiiuqL’,* <. go to'.financa th* Board's pro-- third) time' a proposal to sell .54 Xel. 487 39. toc(!*a*fia, •qa 90-^ tav YM ^ «t •« W . WOKT AMg -THE EKAEAMTE acres of Gldb* follow land ,Pn; |^a •mtA Bruce Rd, ownecA' - ■' HarU-TSeg.- 7. 4844 *i;^ ' gram, whldj wMAdoptea only IWTiOflit m y IV ■ A O e i i t l u ' WX*...... - . atora piuilciptted. wltl) A decIarA- with thraA' - night time atiwt TVf sw s.t .o'-es, To put through th# “Nike road, 2, Relocating an Interchange th* Aiso Spring ...... 34'4 37*4 ,tiorl that Secretary of the Treasury last aprifig, had to be drop^d nt. 1.,...^ Ip,. a . ■the .Board hat been asked to atgn CTharter OAk Field' ha* been State has proposed to place near Bristol Brass ...... 12)4 >)vhen the. Director's lopped; |lfi9,«-. mugging* of wesnan in Hw past added to the list pf sites being Bufni*iAy had admitted Chat th# eight dayA Raymond EdUaiio -I'MTAIKIKI BUTITH0U6HT YGpr ME.GUZ... . ' Walter H. MooHe * a'perm it allowing the Army to the pond west of Birch- Mt. Rd. Collins ...... 130 " — adminlBtration’a 1954 tax policies 000 o ff’ the SchoorRoard'a budget. COTTON WOODS studied as potsih'e -locations for farther to the east At Carter and 89, waa proaaiited in Folien Ceort AfigXn-(XXXA! SHE WAS OOP’S HE JLlfiT BY RAY GOTTO Walter Harry Montie. 56. 203 cohatruct the road between the Dunham Bush ...... 11*4 13 Were A key (actor in inflationary Estimates ar to what .this pro housing site north of Lakewood the noiv Howell Cteney Technical Finley Rt. and farther away from Em-Hart ...... 53 56 gram would coat range from 925,* today on eoanto of aaeaaflt witli SHE'S GOT SIRl ! WHAS6A SEEM TGIVE McKee St., died auddenly yeatet^ price rises over the paat it , IF YOU INSIST, QrcJe and the private Garden School. , the pond. Fafnlr Bearing ...... 62 65 000 to 928,500, depending on how latent to mpo. LeBlane was ar- .EVERY m a t te r WITH MOM, LET MM day at hi* home. months. UNATTACHED HIM ANYWAY? (/rove Rd. The Board is also asked . Town Planning Administrator' In order that the town may re Landera-Frary Clk. .. 17*4 19)4 the final detail! of th* plan pre reated abOot '9:40 pjn. Monday SLEEP— BtfT Wilfred Maxwell mentioned-it as Fulbright aald Humphrey told MALE IN MOO LHEXL OCT WHAT. - Bom in Manchester May 17, IMI, to buy .22 acres of land needed for ceive the greatest benefit .from N. B. Machine C^o...... 9o*i 38*4 worked out by Foiloeman WlUlam I-. Keanis a possibility last night, -arid C. the Finqncc Committee th* price WALKIN’ the ton of ' the late Frank—and- the road, which will belong to the the highway, the .Oimmiasion furL North and Judd .... 33 36 •rise# "atemme'd basically from a The Board ha* not yet decided leas Huui an boor after lOsa Ruth A r x ’ JEXER I RETURN Katherine Helwig Montie. he was town; after it la built Foster Harry, chairman o ' a ther recommended additional plana ■ Ruasall Mfg. 21*4- 23*4 on th« other programs to be put laat March from tho Wothers- d B m visiting citizens coranJttee helping to plan massive increase in capital expen- -'W h I------a lifelong resident. A printer, he Several Vacancies to be made now so that ths high Stanley Works ...... 42*4 43*4 diturei" on new industrial plants back in the budget in the event Lasm, a i: was atain ttad. lA iw M was formerly employed at The Her- Appointmenta to be considered the achool. said the id-a “ was way may be tied in with the town. Terry Steaih ...... 155 — and equipment. > ' any or all of- the 937,000 is forth rd two yrata, of a'Aire to six- kld and more recently by William Ihclude filling vacancies on the woryj' looking into." „ ’n e t* Include: Torrington ...... 25 , .27 Fulbright said the Treasury Sec coming from th* Director* fol year term for rape in Stanford. Schleldge and Cheney Bros. Board of Selectmen, the Hpuaing Maxwell mentioned th* field at 1. .^t Hillstown Rd., access roads U.S. Env'lp com ,...., 26 28 retary had told Congress in 1954 lowing the public hearing tonight WOULM. He leaves -hi* wife, Mrs. (Char Aulterity, and-th*-IhsuraBc* Ad- a joint meeting Of tiie TOign Plan- to be bijUt by ,tha State froign the U.S. Env’ip pid. ,l.i7»-ll< 13 that' the administration’s Mg... tax . JBasidea discuaaing the** two Direct sunlight and gtarlng ------U C WHAT vi| (^ Committee.’ A diacuasion of nihg Commission and the* Express north sKd south Into the highway. Veeder-Root .. 48'4- 51)4 revision bill -was designed tdntllm- prepoSed appropriations at it# KWD - ~ lotte Schaeffer Moiltfe; three lights -should not b e ' allowed’ to daughters, Mrs. Clarence Lupien, the appointmtnt of a auccesaor to Flghway Advisory Cqclmitte^ on 2. Near Bidweil St., an overpast lA* aberve quotations art not to ulate just such plant expansion and nicating this rao*-n.-ng, .th* School atilka a baby's *ya*> says th* Bet Mr*. “Robert Clifford and Mis* Ar Town Aasesaor Henry A. Mutrie 1* th* proposed relocation, of m . 6 to be located allghtjy .Lo the west ba-construed as actual markets. modernization. - - Board -alsd-took action bn matters tor Viaioh Institute. lene Montie, all of Manchester; also acheduled. through the southern aection of of the State's planned paia at Bid- two son*. Kenneth A. of Manches- Other subjecta belore th* Dlrec-; town. Harry was present as a well St. The overpass Auggeated ter and Waiter F. Montie of An tors include authorization. of the member of the highway group. .would connect a town-built ndrth- IL* «w •• preparation of contract drawings Today, Harry said there might south artery suggested by th* TAm D»< w nKhu, saayvMi > dover; a brother. Raymond Montie for additions to the Washington be "a lot of --oiiiplicatlons in ac- Commission as an exttnsion Of LONG SAM of Eaet Hartford, and four grand Love Lana, crossing Olcott St., W. BY AL CAPP and BOB LUBBERS children. School and the Mary (?heney Li qulrtng-the land In terms of time" brary. but added tfiat It nas being-added Center St.. Hartford Rd., the high BUZ SAW YER - The funeral will be held at 3 way, and IVetherell St. Th* Con- b y ’ r o y c r a n e Authorisation of an appraisal of to the Hat of site possibilities o'clock Thursday afternoon at the already being- considered. He said nfctlcut Power Co. is agreeable to Holmes FYineral Home, 400 Main property west of the Oreenhaven . NOW,THArt ETRANfiE! housing project for a North End four other sites also merit' con letting the town have property St., with Rev. Percy F. Smith, as- sideration. He declined to identify near th* Vezplanck School at "a .Tkli PIECE OP R O n I FOUND i , aociate minister of the South Meth juhlor higii achool )s another item IN ZORKA'S ROOM AUO SMSU5 i on the agenda: them for th* present. / very nominal c6*l’' if the artery • We Mean Business! odist Church, officiating. Burial IK , OFW EH... COULDITNE...? •' In'auggesting the.'field, wYUch .is ia built. Maxwell said.. Heavy | . X WONDER' will be in East Cemetery. one of the town’s majo.- recrea trucks might Use the north-south ! Friend* may .call at this funeral tion areas. Maxwell said it should highwa)’, the planning adminiatra- : home toraorrow from 9 to 5:30 and About Town not be used for. the sch'ool site tor suggaated. "If th* ovetp'aa* i from 7 to 9:30 p.m. isn't put in.now,-we'll never get it At L AsaL MOTORS unless. the recreational facilities Hoe* Co. N o ,/l of- th* Eighth there now could be transferred to in," he said. .j ^ 'QioihaS 'K . Gleiwey ' District Fire, Department put out an area at least equally futtable. Would Widen Streets. f Thomas R. Ulenney, 67, ^ uth a small tiroth an evergreen at.Grif- Thii la one of the ’'complica 3. North of the presant rout* of Rd., Bolton, formerly of Manchee- fin and.LMmis Rd*. at 7 o'clock tions" Harry referred to in connec Keeney St;, extending-McKee St. yaittfSiff06eoT0»e ter, died ycaterday at the Man- laat rtlght. tion with acquiring the field aa a to cross th* highway and Connect 'With Keeney St, aOiith o f the high ““ ^eorvuduar cheater Menwrial Hoepital. aite. 'Tliia question of Availability Bom in Manchester, a son of A new fc8ture,.for Salvationists way. To provide this additional CLEARANCE SALE end others such aa price and the late Robert and Letitia Taylor thia-year will be a Bible Omfer- whether it could be readily supplied access, the town might '.*widen the Glenney, 'he was a. member ofMte ence at Camp Wonderland, Sharon, ■\ylth utilities, would have to be throat" of McKee St. and possibly, Emanuel Lutheran Church and its from . July 22 to 39. .Outstanding widen Keeney S t below the high lE F P COBB answered by the citizens group be way to Hackmatack St. BY PETER HOFFMAN Brotherhood. He was alao a mem Bible' teachers Will conduct classes fore the 1959 session of th* Gen ONFALL USED CARS 4. At Prospect St., possible, re MICKEY FINN ber of the Manchester Rod and each morning, and .a united meet eral Assembly. DKAV, HUSTLE ^ No Change! Gun Club and th,.. Manchester ing will be held each evening. Sal- location .of th* overpass now plan /AhP Hfi MONSVOlJr BY LANK LEONARD Harry’s committee, known as ned by thejstate it th# town plans Coon snd Fqx Clu|x' Before his re vadonist.4 and friend* are urged the Citizens Committee for a, new THE BACKDOOR,' MTIFNEMEANIT to attend and (o get their applica In itfaighten out the itraet. If ^55 PLYMOUTH '54 MERCURY '53 FORD AND TREAT THE tirement A arlier^is year, he was Howell Cheney Technical. ^jiooK. TIUThEMttA employed at the Carlyle-Johnaon tions in if interested. Folder* for the town Mrslgbtena- Prospect St., 2-DOOR STATION WAGON. MONTEREY HARDTOP. JET BI-ACK VIGTORU. HARDTOP V8. MONEY SENTLY./ MNERALMAWAR has been eatsbiished to help the it would provide'a direct access FINISH WITH RED LEATHER - Col, where he had. worked for 45 further information will -he found State iii the planning pf the achool. EXCELLENT CONDinON. RADIO, HEATER. jPORDOMATlO. AND HAP LOST A MG years. In the lobby at the Citadel. from * road auggeated by the UPHOLSTERY. ■ATIIE WDULPN*r TPC through Oloto Hollow prop He Itavea his wife, Mrs. EJbbe Mrs. Christine Harvey of Oak PI. French Publisher Dies erty. along a atraightahed . Proa- Llndell Glenney: a sister. Miss and Mrs. Irene Haye* of Weal pect S t, up pine St. and into the- Sarah Glenney of Manchester, four Hartford, formerly of this town, town. s s . 1 3 9 5 nieces and two nephews. Pali River. Mass.. July 16 OP)--- i 4 9 5 are'enjoying a trip W Niagara Louis P. ,,ClapIn. 71, pulbllaher of 8. At S. Main St., plana to be Sis’ * 9 9 5 ■ T h e funeral will be' held at 2:30 Falls and Canada. L'lndependinti.a Fnnch Language mad* li) cooperation with the 0 >> . . , Thursday Afternoon at the Wat- newspaper,, died yesterday at St. State for additional ways in ;-and kini-West Funeral Home. 142 & ' Mias Nancy Tolf, daughter -of- Anna^'Hdapital. out o f the Mancheater shopping Center St., with burial in East Mr. and Mt*. Arthur L. Tolf. 78 He leave* a widow, two sons.'two center on Main St. Oametery. ' . ■ '53 FORD '52 PONTIAC '51 PLYMOUTH Ashworth St., is at Camp“Luther- daughters,' two brothers hnd Ths Commtnion atiraaaad that if s e d a n V8. RADIO, and HEATER. Friends may call at the funeral wood.. Webster, Mass., for a week. sister. the highway develop*, th* Main S t : V8 CLUB SEDAN. RADIO mM 4-DOOR. RADIO sad HEATEB, home tomorrow from '2:3(1 to 4:30 araa-thaa a great "potalnUal" for j IMMACULAni- . HEATER. SEE THI8 O.NE TODAY. DARK GREEN. And from T to'9.p.m'. development. aa a rogional. shop- ' ping c«nte*w-_—^ j Martin at Hearing on Bid 6i. Near the eastward axten-J CAPTAIN EASY The Shock Sion of Gardner 8 t. A ramp over BY LESLIE TURNER FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Cutting Down f K the highway wltA th* plan of a f 7 9 5 ‘ 5 9 5 ' TMM MUST jW A AHOOC 70 « 0 , BY MERRILL BLOSSER Funerals ^ 3 9 5 Miuai-i«Y,(niATa SOYOuARtaoMS OFCOVRSiltWYm VPKMAKtHGMIPPtH* ' To Buy Rockville Water Co, tow-n-built connecting link between | I’M wAait tAAgKHAIA ~ V* luavMK - TootuyvotfRtoiK Vfitm OAUONTKt IN iW HaARDW IptCTUrtfllLUlWPgiSM WHATVOdUU) Then m ow much PDR.*S0C'^f ______- ■ , ■ 4 ■ the Gardner St. extension and Oak MARKHAM SUHO L tfT HIM, O R YOUR MOTMK! /vOUR MaMORY< YDirve TAAAWr ^ t a t t o o , SO fW r? rr COST TO . Mita Loulae Merkel Grove S t . MOTHK INHHJ t IMA* TMATG ONLY th r ee LETTERS/ T AGED A M T,W T ANVOt* AUTBe? HAVfCkUS' . Funeral services for XUts Louise ’Manchester General Manageri^' Maftin, in answer to questions Muaf riaa Now . '52 JAGUAR CHEVROLET c a m m p IT’S y o u RiehartI Martin- appeared at -a from the city’* counsel,, noted th# '51 '50 CHRYSLER 'AILOR TATTC X^^ Merkel, 80 Stone St, were held ’■ Many of th# proposals raquire XK lU ROADSTER. RED WITH FLEETUNE DE LUXE. RADIO, SEDAN. BLACK. AUTOMATIC at 8:30 this morning from .the Public UUlitie* Oommiaaion hear difficulty o f two comparnea serving further study but connecUona vrith ON MY ARM , on* town and said any action MATCmNO INTERIOR. HEATER, iPOIVER,GLIDE. SPOTLESS. TRANSMISSION. •NA WREPOH' T. P. Holloran Funeral Home, and ing .today 'bn the proposed, sal* of the highway must b* planned, now. LOW MILEAGE. 6 - at 9 o'clock ,in the Church of ths. hampering the possible futnre" Join Maxwell aald. OF FLOWERS Rockville Water and Aqueduct Co. Assumption. The Rev. Joseph fa r- ing of the companies would not be More detailed plana are to be rell waa th* celeprant at the to. Suburban Services, Inc., a hold- in th* beat interest of that town. iog company of the Connecticut presented'by the Commission to the requiem higli Mass, the Rev. Fran Corporation Counsel Hammer Board of Directors later and a s s . 5 3 9 5 cis Butler the deacon, and the Rev. Water Co. cross-examined Charles T. Larus, meeting may be held between the ‘M 9 5 Corporation Oounael H a t ‘ 5 4 5 James T. O'Connell the subdeacon. >' y secretary of suburban. Larus stated State engineers and thq Commis Paul Chetelst waa organist and Hammer of Rockville presented that the firm’* Interest in the sion. , Martin aa tha managar of a to-wn soloist. Father' Butler read the Rockville Water Co„ is primarily In discuaaing the (Jaae Bros. committal service at-the grave in having both pubMc and . private Its water supply, but it alao feels problAm with the Commission laat '5 0 DeSOTO '49 CHEVROLET ^51 STUDEBAKER '- S t James' Oometery.- ' water companies and as a former' night Sute Rep. Ray Warren, director o f the State Water Com it can improve Rockville Water IDEAL SECOND CAK e x c e l l e n t OOlVDinON: - 4-DOOX. RADIO HEATER Bearers W9?9 . John Korns*; Cor.servicea and tncreasa that chairman of the Blxpnaa Hiiriiway . .NEW PAINT JO& , and o v e r d r i v e . George Kornse, Leon Trebbs,' Fred mission. firm's earnings. committee said, ’We do feel that Wilbur, Jamej Rohan and Harry Martin- waa also ex-officio super there is serious danger of contami MORTY MEEKLE Fogarty. intendent of the Manchester Wa The Commission chairman aaid ' She’ll Find Out By d ic k c a v a l l i THE STORY OP MARTHA WAYNE "tha PUC is sympathetic with nation to Case |>ond if this road ia Proof BY WILSON SCRUGGS ter Department until a month built ap proposed. In the manufac Jobeph B. Kulaa ago. Rockville but' said "it.seem s the city shoiild seek an Injunction ture of paper, a sUght discoloration 1 2 9 5 Only ^ 2 9 5 The funeral of Joseph B. Kulas. Atty. Leonard Calvert, repre or slight amount of silt can have ‘ 1 9 5 41 Lewis S t, was held at 9 senting Suburban, objected to against the water company and fight it out in .court." a damaging effect” O'clock UUS morning frorri the W. Hammer’s apparent effort! to com •The paper firm maintains that ita P. Quish Funeral Home. Burial pare public and private owner Loughlin reiterated that the water aupply will be affected by was in St. Bernard's CemetSry, ship of water comPSuiss. , commission'* (unction la to see construction of the road if th* TERMS BORGWARD BACK Rockvills,' whsre the Rev. Edgar The CSty of Rockville la at that the prospective purchaer* of route is built as the State proposes. X j a n d T g tempting to "prevent th* aal*^ to ALREADY.' Farrell read- the- oommittal serv a utility -are qualified to operate Warren told-<.hia committee that LOW' J M J k i AND WHATlS ice. ' A'delegation from the-Worn- Suburban with a view toward aet- the company. a question. about its composition WRONG- ert’a Polish Alliance attended the tlng up. a metropolitan dUtrict for "We have a purchaser who has had been , raised. He saitf he would WATER sezvicea. ' ' public operation o f . the water been okayed prevloualy," Loughlin make a check on whether the com- 'X Bearers'were Loejan Obat Wal supply system. TRADES MOTORS TtWODLD? said, ^making of Suburban. mittoe 'should include the TPC and RENAULt ter Ziemak. and Steveii Lelaczki, After several objections by th* ,"W# know the present owner* the Town Development Commission MANOHESTER’S HOME OP representing Uje polish American firm's attorney to material he con have agreed to . sell. The only rea as had been auggeated to him. HIGH SALES-SERvioE-PARTS Society, and Henry Ristey. Jamas sidered Irrelevent, Eugene .8. son w* can deny the sale i* if Sub * FOREIGN CARS ★ r'l! McKeough and John Ziemak, rep-^ Loughlin, chairman of th* PUC, urban la not capable of running lyhin th* New York Stock Ex reaenting Mancheater Lodge of said he was permitting a great the company. There is no evidence change opened in 1817, 'members O c ? Elks. deal o f latitude in the hearing, be here that there La any municipality' were fined plx to 35 cents for non- 634 CENTER ST. • Ml 3 -5101 • OPEN EVENINGS >«M* W»eiw*a*eejLaw**e,ee; IMS' .^Laat night 'the Elks conducted cause a city's interaata ‘war* being or agenev for a municipality in a attendance "unless aiek or but ot ritual at the funeral home. topresented. posiuon to buy it. ' « the city." ■ r •. > • ■ . . • • \ •
P A C T TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. l\?ESDAY.^JULY 16, 1957, lIANCHEStEE EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, C0NN« TUESDAY, JULY 16,1957 PAGE ELEVEN
THE Phils Herald Angle ature’ W o rd Oil R e p o : : e r s
Sweep Series EARL W. YOST B r o o k Prexy Freak Marathon or Title Test? Sports Editor Blossoms into Stardom Says Nothing; With St. Loo; ' Man Behind Moriarty’s Bali Club That’s Question of PGA Tourney Thanks to the interest and generosity of Matt Moriarty, ISrooks Romp 'Independent baseball in Manchester is still alive. With the G)ast Outlook t)iiyton. O. — fN E A ^ — Ben* •P G A . won’t hold still for these Twilight League deader than the doornail on Aunt Heddy’si — r-, _ H o f:u w M a ^ U e r l(>oked upon . statements. NATIONAL LITTLE LEAGl’E with aw * as he atalked to the first t i ’;The only ones who squawk New York," Jul.v i6 (/P)— house, the only baseball on a fast amateur’or semi-pro level in Amertcan League 1 town is being contributed by Moriarty Bros, in Hartford: was the word to- Sparked by Jimmy Smith, who tee to start play in the 1W7 P r o -, I about our tourney are the big W L Pot G.B. Real quick now, who haan’t banged but four hits In four at fesslonal Golfers’ Asin. toums- j : pro.s who are afraid of being New York . .54 28 .659 — been in fii-al place in that Na Twilight League play as well as in the Farmington Valley . . * •‘epqrr that an en- bats, the Manchester. Auto Parts • ment; It was 8 o'clock on a wahn ' I beaten by a lesser name," he Chicago .., .51 31 .622 3 • League on Sundays.- ‘ Moriarty,' . . . .------^______1 gineering survey has found upended Moriarty Bros. 6-4 in an morning when Hogan teed off at I tional I-,eaKue nonsense this ! snaps. "Where- are you going to Boston 44 40 .524 11 for more years than one cares to exciting game played last night at Detroit a. Plum Hollow. season ? Only two c 1 u b s just 26 years ago that golfing his- ^ construction of a n e w ball ' find the drama we provide with Cleveland .'., 43 40 ..518 U >* ‘ admit, has been a booster of base-’ aTk to keep the Dodgers in Buckley Field. Roger Macalone At 10:30,. Hogan waa out of the an unknown threatening to beat hpven’.t been able to make it bail in Manchester and for years ^ r y was made in the Open at Detroit .... 42 41 „506 12>, Toledo when Bili Burke became Brooklyn "practical" from thf homered In the sixth inning for the toumament. He had shot a 87-, but the top names?" Baltimore . (New 'York’s.Giants and. the Chi he has been given the financial 39 43 .476 15 the first player (o win with steel city’s standpoint. winners and pitcher Mac McCurry Toney Penna had beaten him, 3 There is s question, however, of Kansas City. 31 51 .378 23 cago Cubs) now that Philadelphia's barking nece.ssary to operate, a The story was p::blished yester performed quite Impressively In the and 1. and the week-long, tourna what constitutes top names. Cary Washington ■ 28 58 .326 28 long-frustrated Phillies have taken team. day by the World-Telegram and clutch while limiting the Oilers to Middlecoff, Hogan and Demaret, ment had lost most of its crowd Tueeda.v’s Schedule over by winning 12 of their last 14, The current Gas House Gang, Sun; which added that the three- four safeties. First baseman Frank for example, are not entered. appw i before it even got started. New York at Detroit, 9:15 p.m. ■They moved in last night, grab tutored by-Johnny Hedlund, has man Brooklyn Sports Authority Fllloramo stood out defensively In Mayer Tope Held ’ ' TTien Jhnmy DemareU a big T u rley 14-2) vs. Lary (4 -ril. bing a half game edge o-yier St. been outfitted in new uniforms, a will urge Immediate approval of a losing game. Detroit favorite, was knocked out This year's field la topped by Baltimore at . Chicago, 9 p.m.— Louis b.v chucking the Cardinals trademark of Moriarty sponsored the project at the i*xt meeting on Auto Parts .. 310 002— 6 8 2 and so was Bobby Locke. Dick Mayer, the Open champ: : >innr«^ 15-6) vs. Wilson (9-6). to second place with a 6-2 deci clubs. The personnel consists of the Board of Estimate July 25. Moriarty’a .. 100 201— 4 4 1 Happenings such as these seamed '. Burke, who has a b a d ' hand but BUNN(N& Washington at Cleveland. 8 p.m. sion for rookie Jack Sanford’s 12th mainly college students.' home for RBTlQ EA A /VtSRB McCurry and Halated; Pigett and to Insure the financial bath takep will defend, and Doug Ford. Offers IJHIe Ught — Hyde 12-3) vs. Wynn (11-10). \1ctory. tops in the N L. the summer months. The Gas /y/th/B A1C/S/ W A McCoy. Andrcoli. last year by the Blue Hills Coun’- ' Such as Paul Harney, the Beer M ayor Wagner, however, said Boston at Kansa.s .City. 10 p.m. Housers, although winning their /8C5W (T//y T v e try Club of Canton. -Mass., when i Open champ—he won the bsrling Dodgers on Retsnund he knew nothing about the re , CHURCH LEAGUE — Fomleles (5-8) vs. Trucks (7-2). share of gamM. are not attracting ALLSsTAft CLA&bK^ Jackia Burke w o n the P G A - tttle ; and LaBatts tourneys back - to Brookij-n’s Dod^'ers, also on th* port; and had "No idea” what the Behind the steady six-hit pitch .Momla.v's Result ‘ good crowds ro-Mt. Nebo-for home before a sparse audience. People ’ back...and Gene Littler and Dow rebound, won-their fourth in a row engineering firm would recom ing of Frank Marchesev. Jo l-Di's Washington 10. Kansas CSty 3. offerings. In fact, if it weren't for like to see the best and too ohen ! Finsterw'ald and other voung by battertrig Mllwmkeae 20-4 to mend. / crushed the (^ u rc h of the Kazai-ene Only Game Scheduled. the sponsor’s generosity when the :AN0 ALU OA 15-2 la*t- tiight at Robertson Park. the iMst In the P G A are in the - comers, won;t be in the affair be cilmb within four percentage points ■W^alter O’Malley, Dod,:er, presi Wednesday’s ,Schedule 'box is passed the team would end A • ^ O O e s J For , the victors Bernie Rheaume clubhouse early. cause a pro must be a PGA mem of the third place Braves and dent, said he “w'ould prefer to Baltimore at Chicago. 2:30 p.m. up in the red after each game. A - hgd three hits and both Russ This year,the strange match ber five years before entering. ♦ within two games of the Jltillles. Sunday baseball as far as spec- wait for the actual, report before Washlngtqn. at Cleveland. 8 p.m. Mathiason and Marchese stroked Triple Dead Heat play spread out over five dSys One thing'is In the plavtiig The Giants defeated the Cubs making any comt ient." ^ T A u f New York at Detroit, 9:15 p.nr. 'tator interest goes Is less and less home runs. Jim Smith cfulHed. two Joe’s Pleasure, Georgs Taniguchl up; Leaful, Billy HarmaU in lakes place at the Miam i Valley pros' favor, anj-way. As Gene 5-3 in the only other game sched each season. When the weather And a spokesman for the cii- Boston St Kan.sas City. 10 p.m. safeties and Joe Thompson poked the Irons; a'nd Challenger Tom, W lllle Shoemaker aboard.-hit tha Country d u b , Dayton, and the i Marchte, the home pro here, notes, uled in the NL, is warm most baseball fans of a gineerin); firm making the suiwey National League a triple for the winless Nazarene. wire at the same Instant In a six-furlong dash at Hollywood pros, despite constant criticism I "The course shouldn't be too dif Just one gaViVe was. scheduled decade or two ago plan trips to commented: "The story is pre- ficult." W L Pet. G.B. Jon-Di's . 320 200 8— 15 15 0 Park, Inglewood, Calif. Tha horses are listed'from top to hot* of their own toumament. stub-, In the American Leagtie and dhe the beach or shore or are content i..ature. Oiir report will be ready Philadelphia 48 35 ..578 Nazarene 000 200 0 2 6 1 tom. c bom ly hold to the old-line way ' Miami ‘Valley is a bit under Washington Senators wslloped to sit home and view the several in three weeks." St. Louis .,. 47 35 .573 Marchese and McCarthy; Frank of doing things. The championship 1 8.800 yards long and has a 35-36 • l^nsas City 10-3. WMkly major league games on Chester Allen, a membe(vof the Milwaukee ., 47 37 .560 1 4 lin and C. McFall. will be decided on July 21. | 71 par. U s tough hole Is the 4.30- .Sanford, a 28-year-old fast- video. Then, too, many potential Sports Authority set up lo^plan a yard 12th. Brooklyn ... 45 36 ■5,56 2 - A field of 128 will tee off the I ballin' righthander who bummed fans take to the highways, with park for the Dodgers (specifical Otherwise, the course shoiild''be Cincinnati .. 46 38 .548 2'* Tommy Corcoran allowed' just first day for an 18-hole match play i around in the minora Mr seven family members on tne’weekends. ly at Flatbush and Atlantic Aves.', toured as , handsomely as s leg- | New 5’ork .. .39 44 ,470 9 one hit last night while pitching Grace Lenezyk Medalist round. The surviving 84 will play j Sunday ball isn't like the local Twt years, joined castoff Jim Hearn since the site picked by O’Malley a strong 10-0 shutout victory for another 18 the next morning. An I weary pro eSn under toumev i Pittsburgh . , .30 54 ,357 18', League, dead, but it Is dying fast. Chicago with three.vic.lorles in the Phillies’ to keep the Dodgers In-Brooklyn), Mai Tool over the Civitan at Char afternoon round of 18 will cut the | rules. A t times, the P G A seems | 27 50 .351 18 ; It la only because of men like Matt streak which has jumped them also termed the published report ter Oak Park. Only ■ two batters Srid to 32. Two third day rounds more like a marathon than a test | Tuesday's Schedule Moriarty that the sport is kept go Irom fifth place, five ganes be "Neither correct icr^complete." reached base off Corcoran after the In Women’s Tourney will chop It to eight. These final of golf. It is designed for 162 > St. Louis at Brooklyn. 8 p.m.— Reflection of a First PXaceyFlub hind, since July 1, Ju*t two weeks ing. ists will plsy 38 hole matches over holes and last year Burke brat i L.'M cDBniel (8-5) vs. McDeritt W ith "1st Place " written on the dressing room mirror with soap, a Philadelphia Phillies quartet looks Fositive Htatoment first Inning. W ally Fortin collected Ted Kroll with only two of them ' (3-1). ago they had lort fi\ e in a row. ■■ The'only positive statement on CIvitan's lone blngle while Frank the last two days. in the mirror after they took over first place in the National League iVat night with their win over New Britain, July 16 (55— Gracef> Fatterpon ...... 49-40—89 JA C K B D B K E left. • ' I All the Cards managed off San the report cBmc from Kenneth Corcoran and Frank Wentworth Under this aet-iip. tha cham- Cincinnati at New York, 8 p.m. the St. Louis Cardinals, 6-2. The four, from left in renter of photo, are .Manager Mayo Smith, Shots Here and There DICK M A Y E R Lenezyk of Indian Hill shot an 80 ‘‘X’’ — Won In playoff (Four Bad hand and all "It . Isnt a tough walking j ford w-a.s five hits, two "by A1 Dark, , Hahn,. Los’. Angeles county super- each had two hits and George piontfitp could be decided out on — Jeffcoat (8-6) vs, Gomez IiO-8). winning, pitcher Jack^anford, Gran Hamner who doubled with two on, and 'VVillie Jones (no cap on i Who Is kidding who? Promoter yesterday to win' the medal in the ona place). course." Marchie points out. I il-ho tripled and soot;ed the first \isor who had lec the drive to Case a home run to pace the Mai the eoursc with the winner hold Milwaukee at Philadelphia. 8 who homered with ohe on. lA P Wlrephotoi. Bam LeWln of the Capitol Area shafted clubs. The fiberglas quallfjlng round of the ConnecU- Mancheater'a long quallftar waa Horton Smith, then P G A prea- “There’s a xeo.tLe _ roil to the ! nin and homered for the other. bring tne Dodgers to the West Tool offense. ing. j«y , an 8 iukt-T-a < »a i>U ge. P ja ,.— Spahn— t9.--U.-jra.. Haddix Sport Club, sponsors of the pro box clubs, which Mayer used In grab ent Women’s Ck>lit Aaan^Xhainp- fikinp HUinskt with a 50*48—96. Idwit.— came— over— to him in d groundTliut ho sharp hills.” i (8-5). Sanford struck out xeven, padding Coast. "I seriously doubt that — Mai T ooL'240-08r-x::^ A large iehunk of golfs drama smiled. "N o w sll you have to do ing card two weeks ago at Mt. bing the gold and glory at Toledo, ionship Tournament H er sister Mrs. Hlllnski will meet Mrs. Rob Just how many cash specUtorsJ Chicago at Pittsburgh. 8,15 his leag’.ie leading total to 111. story,” he said. "I talked, to Civitan .. OOO 000 0— 0 1 3 tensenesa at the 18th green — Is win the PGA, Ben, and H will -Nebo, reported that 1,500 spectators were designed by Llo.vd Mangrum. Lorraine was one stroke behind ert Ferris of Clinton In tha Fourth ^11 w alk behind the pros la a i p.m----- Rush (1-8) vs. Friend Greatest RighthanJed Hitter Since Hornsby \ (G'M alley) and he told me. T. Corcoran and Kiewlenski; would go out the window. be tremendoirs." Maks Hits (k>imt were in the stands when the bucks According to Mangnim the flber- Grace, who Is fbnner National Flight. Hogan eapresaed It best when ‘Kenny, get all the arrangementa Smith and Rumaey. Ben Hogan Knap* • I- . ' (6-11 f. (To be preceded by. sus- The Phils, who. have pressed to office closed. However, the paid glas clubs reduce shaft distortion and State , Women's Amateur he w as iou n ^ n g in his N e w York *■ * toumament which i pended game of June 16). ' ready’." INTERNATIONAL "The PGA?" Hogan snappgd. second place six times previously attendance, according to State ‘Ath- o’" wobble and helps eliminate er- champion,.. - hotel following his 1983 victories I M o n day, r m u il s letic tiompiissipn reports, was 635 ’ >:<»'* for the' average golfer as well The Doc'.geri. w hi-already have LITTLE LEAGUE "When they make the PGA medal promoting, but t h a t, the way.the ' — - - only to he repulsed, swept the A reedrd field of 189 battled for Two Bouts Sign^ in the Masters and ths U A and play. I'll be there. Not until then.” New York 5, Chiicago 3. That’s Tag Put on Braves\ Aaron with a gate of. $1,281.50. Simple' aa the pro. He also claims that National League sanction to move The Lawyers snapped a alx-game fG A wants It. three-game set from the Cards 15 places. The 18th qualifying British Opsna. Brookljm 20, M ilw aukee 4 the new-type shafts reduce shock"Di* West Coast should O'Malley losing streak last night with a close Harry Moffett, president of the Keep wralking! with Just six hits, but four were arithmetic shows a difference of 865 spot went automatically to the (N igh t). ' ' and vibration. make a .formM request, would be 6-6 triumph over Ansaldi's at Vcr-. For Holyoke Boxer Brooklyn, .July 16 — Mil-i the lesgu# to pitch to. MUwauke«‘S‘*'in the batting'\race. he has a good for extra bases. Willie Jones from the promoter's figure and the PGA OpMs 39th Ohampioiithip defending champion, Mrs. Dwight Philadelphia 6. St. Louis 2 (/P) responsible for all or most of the planck Field. Both team i tallied chance to beco\ e the first triple started it witli a ..two-run homer commission total .. Bob Davidson Partridge of MatUsen. (N igh t). waukeo’s Hank Aaron has i»*y* Aaron is 30 - million - dollar , construction fivt runs in the opening frain* and the best righthsnded hitter .he’s crown winner 1 . of Bolton served ga chairman of Just plain horse sense. Match play, continues until F ri HoUcoke, Maaa., July IS (At blossomed into’ baseball's his league since in the third, . then Bd Bouchee costs of, the proposed Brooklyn the winner* pushed. acri>8s the de r,. rijw/r--1 ever »*=^'^**seen “and " 'J »»»»has iiKmhre H « power|M iw rr oocJoe AicirwirnMedwlrk iicnievMisChieVed methe realfeat the recent New England chaipplon-; horse, at the ‘ race track, is only day. Holyoka featharwralght Bobby ra---" tripled and Gran Hamner and park. ciding marker In Ui*-"second In boeont witA Cardinal^ ship sports c*r races staged at the j a horsw I f ha is a male animal of Q tu U Ilm : Courdteane will box ihivo Nagro 13t|)Ck:_ boltj-.d, two-run^, ning. Art Storey smashed a three- '’Cincinnati at". New ?^fkr'"'H30, tosrers i9ST.‘34icA^J^tw;«cboirtp^^ LlTOftjy^Jf„track m •NprthjfastemJ five .y-SSr o f, age, o r »eU er. I f [, Burke, Grace Lenezyk,' and Vincent Rivas In Csraeaa, p.m.. ' Since > .«». lb* (un homer and .3rllui Fltzpgtrick T.v._j 1 isit last y ear with N e w Y o t k ,,yCoi«w)dU{lpiM(Llsalr. of HtBeegr- St. Louis S t Brooklyn. 8 p.m. Yankees. Cincinnati Redleg relief pitcheK^idU, or a -filly is a ftinJoe;' "After Som* shocW!\g”v«K s^eries 'hav*,- 1 ManagiMK^l-sT^SKCiett iald yes ^ t o p p ^ Cardinals 6-2 on five Of Third Different Winner clared today. ",Aaron is the best ter than Willie Mays." said Red, Mizefl to bis seventh defeat. th'A'JakwrsMS. , ’ ■• -■ .Ws Milwaukee at Philsdelphis. 8 I hitter in the game," userted Aaron .ssvs he W M bom in Havana, Cuba. He w a s ; flve v4ars a ttllj' is called a mare, upset the mayor's rosy dream of ''*if)ttih Hin .. terday (7odRi;«SR»r%ii«''iityi(i*d to mta, BtriklBg out seven, for hla 12th p.m. who spent'.'S full season with the f ^ l s confident The Dodgers 'really had a ball, Lawyers .... 510 OOx—6 7 7 Haney, who once pla.ved with Ty he'll get a base hit Whenever he one of the principals in last'Week^a During the flrst year of life, all throwing out the first ball for the Mrs. Phebe Brewster, ■ meet Negro, former Venesuelan victory that hoisted .the Phils Into New York — (NKA) Alvin GUnta "Willie may hit a ball hard walloping 18 hits; five of them , Ansaldi's .... 500 000— 5 3 3 i'capUin a year ago. It waa gently Chicago at Pittsburgh. 8:15 p.m. Cobb, "and he hasn't reached steps up to the plate.'Be doesn't, battle royal at Brooklyn which in- horses regkrdless of sex are called,...... 1958-season ...... opener of the Nation- New H a v e n ...... 42-41— 83 Ughtwralght champ, Aug, 5, and the National League lead. er to left field but Henry gets home runs, adding 10 bases on Smith, Storey (4) and Delanay; Dark amacked his lips walking hinted that Dark ivean’t covering his full maturity yet. I said 1n (if. cour^, but It Is Hefiry’s belief volved players from' the Redlegs (oals or sucklings. Ones he (or ! al League Giants here Mrs. Edwin Wolfer, Rivas Aug; 19 Courehesne will Hitting—Charlie Neal. Dodgers down the clubhous* steps and more wood on-1t to right. Willie balls and scoring nine runs in tha and Dodgers.^ jshe, or it) leaves his dsm (the! The pay televUlon system which Dayton, Ohio, July 16 (/P)— The professional Golfers Assn,, Bycholskl and RusconI, Quey (3). fly to Caracas July 25. ^ . —^ t two more home rune and the ground he once did. Aa spring training Uiat H eno' would esn be pitched to but Sot Aaron, that confidence is a must in order eighth on j'ust five hits. T h e big Indian HlU ...... 44-39— 88 back Into the Pblo Grounds. to be a successful hitter' ; • * * i'mother) he becomes a weanling, was suppo.sed to lure an the organization New normally subject to the uncertainties and cfln- A5IERICAN LITTLE LEAGUE Bartlett also announced Uuit « w e In three runs aa Brooklyn shortstop, his arn. was always I P o g| g*1-| gw * TVTgxjX'rc improve on hV, league leading .328 ■ That boy h lU anv kind of pitch to eighth lied Cincinnati for the Mrs. Ted Zaiko, "The old pro had showed them. faulted. N ow they said that there 9 x ^ 1 1 9 -9 I T A C d O Pat Bolduc, considered one-oMhe : Then, praise Betsy, on New Year’s , York Giants to the West Coast With two outs in the fifth In Springfield , middleweight Barry Wfilloped Bravea 20-4. markrthis year and I w m .right.,,„ There isn't a park In the. "I . alwa.vs trv to hit Ihe ball largest ihhing of the season in ths fusion that go with the Democratic form of government, Indian HlU ...... '____ 46-38— 84 When the Giants traded their was less bounce in his leg*. i -w r where it Is, pitched, " he iaid. "1 fastest softball pitcher* in this area. Day, he is a .yearling. A thor-! will cost from 30 to 60 million dol- opens its 39th Championship Tournament tomorrow without ning Frank Maloney hit a two- Mrs. Ztggy Gow, Allison has' been bookM for two lesK'ie where h* can’t hit the ball NL. with the Redlegs getting h e i organized a four-man team an d: oughbred'a father is called the '*** Install in the San Frimcls- run single which accorded Fire July fights. Allison will battle But at 36, Dark Is haling one ' |v #*11 or two they 11 be talking about him • ,|„ nghtfield fence.” never gues.a. Sometimes. I 'l r v to their'a June 1 against the Cubs the assurance there will be a de Indian Hill . : ...... 43-41— 84 Herbie RodrlMes in New Orleans of his best years and the suipria- I Rosewall in t .e .same breath with Hornsby, I think along with the pItcheV ex- -"la no^v arranging bookings. H is' sire, his mother the dam. The®° area. Mayor George Chris- fending champion. and Police a 6-3 victory over Mrs. R. S. Patton Jr., while rolling up a 22-2 rout which The member pros, who really ing Cardinals are out In front and H arry Heilmann and some of the . T ? * 23-year-old Bravtli' out first game is scheduled against The mare er filly, once she has a foal. ; topher ruefully reported yesterday; Manchester Optical last night at Hartford ...... 45-40—85 July 22 and Gerard Gray, British fielder, m his fourth season in the I? ‘ ’’r ’" ' i stands aa th e b eato re-ga m eru 'n - run the show, authorized the E x winging other great righthanded .hitters." Herald's Composing Room on the :,is called the brood mare. All this ! M ajor liadertaklng Jack ■ Burke Jr. winner of the Waddell Field. Bobby Dowd’s Vivian Boblnskl, West Indies middleweight cham major leagues, durrently Is sec PGA and Masters championships ecutive Cothmittee to invite a few pion. In Jamada July 29. Flags FoUotr Ahin In Net Play second Sunday in September ..The land more abolit horses appears in ^nd he said the job of Install- key blngle In the fourth frame hkd Indian HlU ...... 42-43—85' Aaron’s mutual ' * admlratlop ond in National League batting t^*to Irarn ’ I Charlie Neal hit two 9P''tha last year, planned to try out an pros who weren't eligible.but were Pennants follow Dark around. ir> to learn what the man a b Mrd annual Connecticut Open GoI( I the ciiiTent issue of Sport. ; i „ , the cables and circuiU for the enabled the Opticiana to knot the Mrs. William Swanson, society is growing stronger day by with .343. and leads in home runs Brook home runs and..dfove in injured left arm today and decide among the top money winners. He helped the Boston Braves lb pilch it and then when he's In ^am pionship will be held July'21-^^^ . • i sklatron Television by wire sys- score at 3-atl. Both clubs banged Patterson < ...... 44-43— 87 Ckk . Forest Hills, N.Y., July 16 (Ah- day. Brookl>’n's Roy Campanella witn 28 and In runs bstted in with three runs along Mrtih Sandy whether he will be able to start But they didn’t set up fool-proof out four hits and winning pitcher SMMIIR IS li one in 1948. sharked ths GianU jam. I look for him to come ln\ 23 at me Avon (jountry Club. T his; Mickey Mantle, reports out of tern will take three to four years, Mrs. Richard Redfleld,-' Pancho (The Reluctant) (Sonzales' calls Henry the toughest batter in 75. Only one point behind Musial Amoros. Sandy, ri^e Snider and the long match play grind tomor machinery and didn’t anticipate to two in ’51 and ’64. Now ha con with his beat pitch.” year the tourney will be resumed; jfg w York have it. is still chewing.g The cold facts on cost and time Ed Doucette chalked up 10 strike Hartford ...... 45-42— 87 aUN-IS SAII meets' Ken Rosewall and Tony ^Don Dryidals-.'^ W'ho w’on his ^ to 54 holes after last year’s 3*1 row. , that the Increased prize money — outs.- SEW LON Do fidently expects the Red O rd s to hut instead of bubble gum— which come from President M ark Sulll- Josephine PugUsi, Trabert clashes with Pancho Se iwventh buFmeeded ftd Roebuck's hole competition. Defending cham $40,000 total and $8,000 for first F ft P ...... 0 0 3 020— 5-4-4 make him one of the mighty few he popularized to new heights— van of Pacific Telephone ft Tele- "I don’t see any sense In going Indian Hill ...... 48-38—87 W A T C R r O R D gura today when the Tournament relief i p A e seventh when he he- pion is Don Hoenlg who plays out place — . would attract so many, en OpUcal ...... ,.001 200-5-4-7 players who have been on four it’s old fashioned chewing tobac- 1 graph Co., who. also observed that out there and playin g' Just for Dorothy Ann Parson, of Champions resumes at the West cerne.-'Uaky with a 9-3 lead, hit of Wethersfield. Entries •will close tries from players who were ex Doucette, 5Ionette, Potter (5 ); championship c ubs in three dif CO. .Ted Williams of the Red Sox i the 30 to 60 million dollars was not appearance's sake," Burke sJid. Mill H iv e r ...... 47-40-87 Side Tennis (3Iub. W illie Hartack iw Comeiback^ others. at nodh Thursday. Holly Mandly .of empt from qualifying.' Ziebarth and Bennett. SPEED B0W‘ ferent tOWTUI. Major Leagu# has been a hotter hitter on the forthcoming Immediately, Dorothy Von Hecht, At the moment, (Gonzales Is c o -, the Manchester Country Club Hurt Arm in Fall I'ee Hve Pilchers road this season than at Fenw-ay In other words, the money Isn’t IS Qualified Players INTfR.MEDlATE I.EAGUE W epawalig ...... 44-88— 87 W «*r« m owing The St. Louis club finished 17 leader in the round robin-with Lew ' copped honors In 1940 while com Burke, who had to quit the Open Thi^ BraV'es used five pitchers. Park in Boston snd fans have in sight. The result w s* that the P G A Sporing In every inning except Evelyn Sawyer, 8 RACES TOMORROW games out last season and didn't Hoad, each with a 1-0 record. I Rides Two Winners at Chicago ==Leaders: peting fcfr tlie Wampanoag Ctounlry Championship last month after 36 p r i c o s i m y r y get going this trip until late May, starti'ing w1lith lo.ser Bob Trow-- been turning out in droves to get "This is* very .discouraging for found . itself with 134 qualified the fourth, league-leading Pontl- Mill River ...... 45-42—87 They don’t play each other lultll Club .. Governor’s Handicap Sat holes because of an injury to hla tfl-Lop Featiire 848 PJC. j but Dark insists that he was high American LMgue bridge en d finishing with Taylor a look at The Thumper; realizing us who want major league base jilayers fo r only 128 places ,in the qelli's (6-2i -walloped Bantly OH X-Mrs. Hilcolm King, Sunday and Promoter Kramer said ! New York, July 16 (A5— It takes urday wU(. highlight the . week's right hand, hurt hts left arm r«-“ on the outfit fro. the start. Batting (baae«P^ 200 at bats) Phillips,\who ab so rb ^ the„e4ghth- perhaps- ■ this will be Ted's final ball heie next year.” the mayor all-match play tournament. It (4-4) 18-9 last night at the West Pine Orchard 45-44— 89 p r i e o d t o he hopes they both go down to the; horse racing schedule at Narragan- told newsmen ,after advising them cently In a fall at his Hbuaton, Ladles Yj Price—Klda Fyse "It takes 25 men to win a pen something more than an injured —ManOe, Njv<^York, .365; Wil Innlng i^mbarra.ssment becauM season. . .Charlie Horvath, for wasn’t until spots were found for Side oval. Pitcher Ray Tom- Jerri Sessions, wire undefeated. •ett Park In Pawtucket. R. I. of Sullivan's report to him. Tex., home. The arm hiM been giv M i l N o w l nant, (uid the Cardinals have back to keep Willie Hartack, the liams, Bogtfin, .359; Skowron, N ew Manager Fred Haney wanted to mer 'Pwllight L'ea^e baseball tn- four players who had been cut off ciinas led the winners with a per Farmington ...... 48-41— 89 RL 85—i mllea from N. U "I purposely made up the sched •'Not only is the cost factor ing him considerable pstn. , them," says the ail-round Beauty York,^„F82; Lopez. Kansas City, save his four remaining hurlers Aelder. ha.s quit his basHetball after qualifying that Littler could fect 4-4 at the plate and team Mrs. Osmond Hugppi, t ule so they’d meet at the end,” he nation's leading jockey, out of the A “first" was achieved In the alarming, but the estimate on time Meanwhile Gene Littler, one of be given an invitation. mates Bob Carlson and Larry Her- j of the BayoiM. "We have balance, Fox, Chicago. .326. for the thrM-game seriea openlng- coaching post and teaching posi Waterlolvn ...... 49-40— 89 Adm. 81.I8-^reot Boeing ai^itted. "If they both go through winner’s circle. at Philadelphia tonight. recent National Golf Open when is not encoureglng," Christopher the two pros who had been on a zong each rapped out two safe- I pitching and a defense to go with u n *-M an tie, New York 78' tion at Weaver and w-III join the Am ong those who dropped out. Mrs. Bernard Peck,'' undefeated and> the championship , After losing with Iron Liege Dick Ma.ver used fiberglas clubs ■standby’’ bes'is for this tourna Ues during the rout. The Con s t i n ! power hitting and a bench." WiHiams. Boston. 62; Piersall, Bos Wes Covington had three hits Hartford elementary system In the were three-time, PGA champion depend*- on the outcome, tt--wtll be i Clem and Conn McCreary U^last and homered 5 along witli Carl In winning top honors. It was fall, at his own request. n Reporters asked whether the ment, received an . Invitation to tractors also' pulled a triple play Dark persists that lUs short- ton, 57; F6x, Chicago, Smith, Gene Sarazen, who decided he a great match. Satvirday's classic at AkTlrngton Sawatskl among Milwaukee'* 11 planned 1958 shifts of the Brook- compete aa a .replacement for in the second inning when Carlson stopping isn’t any different than Cleveland and Slevers, Washing couldn’t face the possibility of- i m i i "O f course. I took a gamble Park, Hfrtack came bara yester hits, but Hank Aaron was o-for-5, l.Vn Dodgers to Los Angeles and Jimmy Clark, who w-ljhdrew yes speared Jack Case’s line drive at i it was when he ■ was helping the ton. 54. . * . playing 182 hole* in five days, and scheduling It that way, Biit after d a y with two wlnnet’s at the Chi ending his streak\at 15 games arid the New York Giants to San Fran terday because of lllnats. shortstop and fired to L a rr f Oa^' Braves and Giants to flags. H it*— Malzone. Boston. 106; Jerry Barber of Los Angeles. what they both showed in winning cago Oval to n p y h li total for the shoving him behin'd Cardinal Stan cisco depend on setting up. pay to That left pudgy 3111 Caaper'next vello at third for the second out, "Everytody looka better when Fox, Chicago, 105; Minoso, Chica The revamped tournament pro their first matches. I don't think year to tS l.^ Jie also had a second go,-102; Giyfdner, BalUmore and Musial In the bat nmei, .344 to .343. Manager Works on McDaniel watch televising, the m a w r re- In line in case Burke withdraws. gram calls for One round of 18- and Gavello threw back to second •the club is\-winning," he points snyone will beat them. and a The Giants mafie It behind pIletL " I think .so. For the Dodgers baseman J3111 Twerdy for the third : out. • M^tle, New York, 99, Littler and Casper cam* under a' hole matches on Wednetday. two IfSSO LD S. 1950 MERCURY 'Tw. v - i . - i . _ 4 ... w-orried about 'Rldr« Two Winners Doubles— Minoso, Chicago 22- l.'''illle Mays, who junked a 3-2 Cub it ls\anyway-’’ special provision, adopted by the each on Thursday and Friday and out. W’orilr s ir iM I Gonzales, because he had not been ^irtack, still wearing a brace to Gardner, Baltimore and- Kallne, ' Irad with his 16th honWr and third To Brush Off Leading Batters New York Report PGA members last winter In. an 36-hoIe semi-finals and finals. In PonUcelli’s 665 02x— 18-11*5 ®e Lnzp 4-4oor, nuUo, heaJer, Cue tom Chib Coupe, radio,' Se liratrsl ! Paying on grass. But I guess noth- rotect his back Injured last Detroit, 21; Maizone. Boston, 20;, In three games a wvo-run job ShoiiW before Christopher gave effort to make their tournament addition, there'll be playoffs BanUy Oil . .201 042— .9.-5-8 HrflnunaHc, ’ power steering, the i^r^tept Club ever bothers the jfuy.'* Fox, Chicago and Bauer, New in the third. Don Mileller also more attractive to the public but among beaten players for- places Tomeunas and Macehl;* Cannon, heater, standard tranamlnelon. ether, but they certainly looked i ednesday. brought home two fa N e w York ( N E A ) - B ’red Hutch-^-tlng good against the Reds. L e ft -, totoeie. • With the toiirnament two days York, 18. homered for the Giants ^ Johnny heVer fully explained. down to eighth. Johnson (4 ) and Reardon. i part." ' vorites —" Conteban at 83.80 in the Insonson had just lust gottenrotten iinup and he haiderihaided hitterhitter. He hits onenn. onCf ff ’ * «* "■ •• or* newspaper 5 old, here Is how they stand: "^plea—Nieman, Baltimore and Antonelli won hishi* ninth )i:lth rere- SUrtlng with Stan Miuial'a bold fourth and Jean'* Pride at 84;20 in had on a T-shirt and pair of slacks Gonzales 1-0. McDougald and’ Simpson.' 'New lief help. ®Ernie ''"l* Bank*Banks hit\*hit\a 450- Brooks Lawrence into the left field get their new*Flstbush *Ave. $ 8 9 5 $ 2 4 5 bid fpr his aventh National League the seventh. He was second with and was padding around his hotel Three Uniyersity of Connecticut Hoad 1-0. .. York, 6: Boyd, Baltimore. Apa-' triple, good for two Chicago batting championship, there are Petite Rae in the fifth and third auite in bare feel, groping for- the football playirs, named to the A ll- Trabert 1-1. with Blazing Rocket in the ninth., riclo, Chicago and Slevers, W (uh- tun*. Don Elston lost It. ‘ aeyeral intpresting stories In con first cigarette of the day. artd. do;;^ Yankee Confdrence team last eea- ■ Rosewall 1-1. I T / ‘ ‘h* Brpokbm snorts auth'ori- Ippolito to Change Tactics 1953 LINCOLN ' . 1950 OLDS. nection w ith the Cardinals' up*. Rklph Lowe, owner of* the 3-'l68^°o> ®- ~ talking shout ho^v it la to manage son. will return for 1957. They ' Segura 0-1. . year-old title • contender. Gallant I .Home ' Runs ^Williams, Boston, jg -g - g ” , . " f *’ * Interest, But ijy si .the Board of E.sti- I'Surge. There it the arrival of Don a team that has two pitchers like are: Co-captalns I.enny King. HB: O i^ Hardtop, .radio, heater. Frank Segdman 0-1. Man. sent out Hatibound ($.5.20) 1 H *"U e , New York, 24; Slevers,agslfiggst;- 1 AC *.u'* I mate’s July 25 meeting that the Lou Mooradlan, guard; and" Paul . “88" 4-door, radio, heater, Hy- Blasingame as a stickout play- I ♦ Lindy and Von McDaniel. yell tig. 'One more of those and bail park project be given immedi- RrOnaniatle. peeeer steering, The winner geta 82,500. to win the seven - furlong feature ''^***’****^6’ Maxwell, Detroit, ■■■ V X ICO' In Future Bouts After Win * dramatir. maker at second base and a top "TTiey're religious boys." the joure oul of the game!’ So tw-o|,j^ aoprovsl Whitley, FB. leteeeu under John Delahoussaye. [ 1 8 ;' Colavlto, aeveland. 17. , ' — lead-off man. -among the , league manager of the,St. Louis. Cardi- Howard Grant, 18-year-old ap- •' (based on seven deci- i National League owners last leaders In runs 'scored and stolen nals began. "The older on*, Lindy. New York, July .18 (B—Frankie j , prentice rider, from Cincinnati, N*wr York, 6-1, For 2nd Spot bles H* killed the Red.* the w-hole | m s V approved 19.58 transfer of the $ 2 9 5 basts’. i he'a'studyihg theology.'So I watch Ippolito, the Intellectual fighter- ,■ 3 $ 1 2 9 5 I went Hartack one better when he I Detroit, 11-2, .846; jerfits: Hit a liner back to the ; poflgers snd Gor, radio, heat Bankers vs. Elks, 6:15-^Chartar "T h en . something happerui dur and let him knock his brains out. “You know.” said the Manhat brothers Undy 21 and Von 18. ■ with M a rb e rn ’ ($19.80) and IfUcer BigMoniK^ your tiro dollmro aro heater, Merc-O-Matir, power er, Hydramatlr, hitone. Oak Park. llO ; Bunning, "Detrort, 9?; Pierce! from ’Torrington, teamed up yes- ing a game and .1 jump up and HARTFORD TWILIGHT . tan College graduate todays " I ’m ’brakes, tetime. “I-'ve never seen a pitcher .like { (|7.40) and-finished off the day by ’"That's the way this game Is- But Baptist vi. First Nstlonai, 6;16 ^icago, 93; Maas, Detroit. 72; terday to win a PGA Pro-Amateur yell aomething like — — - and so LE.AOUE • really a pretty good puncher, but bigmot mt your. , Von, a loose-jointed, long-armed ; taking the ninth with Sun Lass at .1 can’t get Lindy to do It that — Robertson Park. Johnson. Bsltlmore and Fornieles, Tournament with a best ball of ’ doaa.averybody else and you don't I don’t have m uch'of a knockout ! kid," says Dark. "HaM have won’ $8 for 82, • - ■way. Moriarty Bros,, bahind the stel #C«//y, bmmlmr^a.. Templs Beth vii Center Congos,' I Boston. 70. 30-35^-65. M cOie scorched 'the * really know- you're .saying any- record because I ’ve been boxing $ 1 7 9 5 $ 6 9 5 ■ a fifth straight game against Cln- Joe Culmone.-who.hari a double, ■“ Good os V^ii Find lar three-hit pitching of Myles Mc 6U5 ,— Charter Oak Park. ’ — t*— * • front nine v h a 30 and. went on ' >■ thing. Lindy, 1 notice, he just sits eompmrm prlcml , cinnati. but it was awfully hot won the feature at Monmouth Donough, edged Gengras Motofa i fslber than punching: National I.cagiie ■»', to finish In i. ’. low (or the day ] there quietly and' doesn't notice 'Walker Cooper hat betn around KWBILHEATS and the boy was working with Spencer Rubber Vs. Manchester Irtth-Sallx (|7.40i, sending th^ .4-I this club a ionr ti se and hs aavs * Yhe ; IppoUto, who intends to atari ' eompmrm qumlltyl Batting (basea -on 200 at b a U l *"tong theT06 profeastonals ..and • an.ythlngi.JBut he's been aroundija 1951 OLDS. three days rest. Fred Hutchinson Motors, 6 — Waddell Pleld. year-old filly over the six fuylonga he hasn’t seen D'itchsrs as to o l aa enabled the Oilers to move work toward his masters degree 1955 PACKARD bit now. . " 1 moelumit/m suspected he might be tired, sore- Green Manor vs. Medics, 6 — in 1:10 2 5. -rMusial, St. Louis, .344; Aarrni, 6'6»te0'’» who competed. these kids brM k r . m c e r , * ^ l ^ *iN-tesm clr-- at New York University In Uia fall OUpper 4-door, radio, h^ter, Dp L uxp 4*door. radio* ' lleved him In the eigdith and Sam Buckley Field. Milwaukee; .343; Fohdv, . Pitts- Alex Hackney of the Man- A ll N ew to Him u-ese (tids break in since g^ys like cult. Dohertv collected two teachers physical education- ...... — ■- in "‘- the ; ffInaimnt-Stop" Trmad |la(rhes Trick Emie White ;sni' Johnny Beasley. UHnwnalte, lMt€rt HydramatiCe tntone. Jones got the credit. . Norm an's vs. A ft fi. 6— Var- burgh, .."ISl; Groat. PUtsburrh fjhester-Country Club and Elner "Von is only with us six weeks of the victors' five hits while Gqne New York CUy^achool ayitem. j Ned Mefcler,- riding at Narra- That was back in the early '40'a "Neither. Lindy nor Von over planck Field. .319; M orjij, Chicago. .316. ' I Posted it 35-34 —69 card ' and it’s all new to him. H e’s only Sullivan had two of Gengras's ganalRt- Park, ihatched Grant’a and. they were as good as you find. If he ia serious about sticking; m i m m m power hitters. 'ITiey are . control Runs— Aartj'n, Milwaukee, ‘67; Bill T h o rn - 18. He’s never heard any ballplay three safeties. It marked Mc Wednesday, July 17 ' trick of riding' both halves of the "Both thes^ kids are going to to punching, hts opponent, Johnny $ 1 4 9 5 Mays, N e w York. 60; Robinson, loi), whos6 score was 36-33'—69, ers' language before, most of it, $ 4 9 5 pitchers with stuff, not throwers, Naaslffs vs. P ft F, 6 — West dail.v double. But at the iPawrtuck- Donough’s Initial win In the loop. Busso, whom he meets at St. KELLY PRESTIGE Hackney tied Mike Gresh of Weth be real goo3- pitchers. I thought i Lindy can throw a little harder Side Oval. Cincinnati - and Blasingame, St. anyhow, ao he looks down at us and M oriartv’s . .00(1 001 .3— 4-5-1 Nicholas Arena on Aug. 5, would MEANS... No Kidding et, R.. I., track, the combination ersfield for second gross prize we’d win st the stsrt of the year regular list price and la more of a low ball pitcher Headquarters vs. Firemen, 8:30 Louis, 59; Mathews, Milwaukee ! gets a kick put of it. , Gengras .. .000 021 0— 3-3-2 well to take note. repeat sale price! of Count Case ($7.40) and Sugar- 56. • (unong the pros. Loren tzen and and that- was without figuring on So ...... 1954 LINCOLN 1951 BUICK than Von." , —- Robertson Park. Ray Martin III. 14. boated " I have trouble getting Llnd.y to McDonough and Moriarty: T, this 11-foot, 350-pound blue foot ($6.60) paid only $22.40, Hii*--Aaron Milwaukee 124-124; Jh°™...... ton tied™ two ou.crother amaieiira amateurs them so much! N ow I know we’re Ippolito, 189, decided to punch It i-4oer. radii), heater,, Hydra- Tha Cardinals have plenty of Lutherans vs. Marines, 6:15 — Hlts -Aaron, Milws^kee. _ pitch a little tougher." Hutchinson Frltzon, Kearns and Vanclnnl. • Fquel tsbnthly Iqel billi, ragardlsM of waotlisr. niarlin off Bimini In the Ba I, ^‘'‘'..Winant, st.-Louli; 11^^; Schoenl - f'”' '‘"""'•'"P ‘he ama- the reel solid club.’’ out with young Tommy Salem, 136, ■ matte, pewtfr steering, totonr Super Hardtop, radio, heater. pitching to go with the phenom- Robertson Park. got up, picked a magazine off the • Never e large fuel bill. . , not even in the coldest winter months. ^ battling for the riding lead at Nar- • • - Jr ’ _ t«ur Downstairs, in the coffee shop, REC LEAGl’E of Cleveland In the feature 10 at St. hhse. DynaHnw. . enai O klahom a youngsters hamas. There will be tall I dienst, Milwgpkee, ifffii Bell, c j n .l8 T a * * division. , coffee table, rolled It up and took N orth Methodist vs. -Finasts 185, ragansett, each came up with a Lindy end Von McDaniel sat in Nicks last night. He required a • Convenient payment rececd plan—tells how your account stands. ^ ‘1 C 95 tale* to tell in Jacksonville. I cinnati. 103; Robinson, Cincinnati I : : a batting pose In the middle of the Case Bros, scored the season’s Vinegar Bend Mlzell, W illard 6:16 — Charter Oak Park. winner to run their totals, to 19. couple of rounds to warm up. but ’ 1 $192* 'AUid Thomas. Pittsburgh. 101. room. crew cuts and sports jackets, hav biggest upset lest night, upending • No sstro charges—you still pay only for tho ell ybu octuolly use. ■ 6.70 1$ , Schmidt, L a rry Jackson. Jones, Legion Juniors vi. Willimantie, lu 9num«s. x'lUBDUrg^n. lUl. . ww 1 C? • fwbr-type Deroin was xstride Little Mullen 1' • "Lindy Is a low ball pitcher," he ing breakfast. Von doesn't even once he got up a full head of $ 1 6 9 5 $ 4 9 5 I Herman W'ehmeler, M urry ^ c k - 6:15 — Mt. Nebo. D oubles-M usial, St. Louis, 27; I lleril 5COre .lOlIlS ths Reinbow Club 13-11 under the blockmrali [>ak. CTInrinniiti. 91* Snjin/sA«> ^ drink coffee. He has cocoa in the steam, Salem w-os in trouble. I i son and Hoyt Wilhelm. said, "down around here and out- lights at Robertson Park. The Thursday, July 18 Last Nighe, Fights & I Bide a bit." He bent over .and rtin morning, a milk shake at nlghl. win w'as the first fort he winners! The final came at 1:37 of. the lIFtTIME GUARANTff BY KEllT . . . ASK FOR FULL DETAILS Bas(^alt is a game of momen go , J- r MORIAWY BROTHERS Naaslffs vs. p ft F, 8:15—Char- ■ 1 * • w'* «/0- I #%>*kaasACrowe, OI Cincinnati,mmImbs A41 * ’Rr—at. Mathews,...... w#it Mil Trilie for Workout his hand back and forth across hli But Fred Hutchinson believes in 10 starts and the loss dropo^'I round. Salefn, who had'been tum, aa you no doubt have heard, s a n d c o u p o n j 301.315 Onter Street C H K K ID 5 WAYS fOR SAfSTYI ter Oak Park. N«a*' York—'Frankie IppolUo, • waukee.And Bouchee. Philadelphia, kiiees. "So a batter gets ip there he is tough enough to keep hit the Rainbow Into second place be-1 down in the fifth, was sgalnst the and the Cardinals have had that f o r 3- I , convenient Spencer vs. P ft F, 6-:-WaddeU 139. N ew York, stopped 'Tommy | P“ ®‘.‘" * . Cleveland, . July ' 16 (A V -H erb ' against him and starts coming ters from taklnv a toehold. Even hind the Paganl Caterers, Gene ! *'0P«« •nd barely able to defend E a s y VENGINE VBRAKES VSTEERING too in more recent weeks travel 49 f u l l D otdilo i ^'**** **"d me details en ASebilkeat ludgetaer Systain. Field. Salem,flftUm 136, rYi«vCleveland,ian/i «6. ; Port«r*vUle ($5.50) to victory in Triplea -Mays, .4ew York. 11; down and leaning over So he can if U n d y , Who is 21 and the le((d- Yoat, A1 Whipole and Frartny I b'S?®?** froin Ippollm’s flailing budget term s P a y m M t s , ing at a .667 pace. ^ the Bix-furlong headliner with a Score and his new bride flew Into VTIRES VElECTRICAt SYSTEM Green Manor vg. Auto Parts, 6— Bruton." Milwaukee, 9; Snider, , 'get at thoae pitches. er, doesn't went to play that way. 6aka were the big guns for Case's Referee Petey Della decided I N.IS*. 'nils could be the Gas House Sydney— Billy Hester, 161. Aus 1:10 3/5 clockinf.' Cleveland early today and ths (eeurr ru n n .n Buckley Field. Brooklyn, Bouchee, Philadelphia " I tell Lindy to make ’em get while Norm Vlttner, Bill Sheekey that Tommy had taken enough I Gang all over again, right down to tralia, stopped (lamon Fuentes, Norm an’s vs. Ansaldi's, 8 — 181 1-4, Los Angeles. 9. and Virdon. Pittsburgh, 6. Cleveland Yndians’ star southpaw back." He ran hii hand across his and Al Gustafson starred in a punishment end stepped between t Pfsst gM'sts the pall* of brothers who can't the two. I 4r * .. *r. Verplanck Field. , Runs Batted In- Home Runs -Aaron, Milwaukee. Bald he hopes his doctoir will givs ' , ear quickly. “I don't mesh just put Pennsylvania Tinge losing cause. Yost. Whiople and w ait their turn to get in there and Tokyo— Somdez.Yongtrakit, 145, 28; Muetal. St. Louis, 21: Snider, it inside and high. Around here." w r Yog Cait Depend On Sfifety-Tesled l'8«d Cani pitch. • him a go-ahead to work out tomor- * Vittner alF ,homered during the Niehols- Brooklyn,. 19; O o w e, Cincinnati row afternoon. He moved his h an d' across his ^"■11. j C*r- -Itate. r a y DW^ ER. Used Car Manaxer , chest. _ Chapel Hill. N. C. (JB. Sixteen RETURN TO LIME ROCK .and Mathews, Milwaukee, 18. But the 24-Vear-otd strikeout members of the University North . Case’s ...210 514 x -1 3 - 9-5 MRnchaster Tire, Irc. 8TIIX IN TOWN Pitching (based n seven decl- king doesn't believe he will be > W on’t Do It Rainbow 2.35 010 6 -11-14-3 . "T h at would ba’c-k the hitter Carolina football team, (spring edi The New England Region of the: 295 Brood St___Phone M I 8-8178- Rochester, N. Y. fNEA). Charter Ogk Park. 7-1, ; ready to pitch for the Tribe until Lucas, and Cohen; J. Vittner CALL Mlteheil 3-5135 FOR TOF QUALITY 24; Temple. Cincinnati. 13; Bru away, straighten hhn up. He tion l are from Pennsylvanie.' Sports Car Club of America thinks i iepewAebk to* 53 yo*9 j When the Royals transferred their Hams, 2p.\ Houston, stopped J. D. Phll«n a # ■ ch -n-ia Runs Batted. In—Aaron, Mil 'W on is different, I think, I ers Ed Furjanic and Andy Raao on he sink on the 18th green at In- Connecticut layout on July 7 for! OUR U.SED CAR OFFICE IS , mer Duquesne star, for Rochester Medics vs. Moriarty’s, 9— Buck StrikeouU - S an f^ , Philadel-j since , the filght of May 7 whenT the Tar-Heel roster. i Stolen Bases—Rivers and Apa- waukee. 75; Musial, St. Louis, JO : haven’t talked to him about itt vernesa In Toledo to tie for the ano.tber regional championship j I fana. Ricketts la the aCe pitcher lay Field. phia.. Ill; Drott» Chicago', 93; Jlnc drivt .off the bat of Gil MrEiAi MORIARTY BROTHERS oooy-on-your-budgot ^ AIR-CONDITIONED FOR YOUR COMFORT rlcio, Chicago. 12; Pilarcik. B al Crowe, Cincinnati, 58; Hoak, q p - , but I think he'd do it. He'll do any-. Nationgl Open title was a 10-foot program. The New England group $1.25 Ifor the Red Wlrigt o< tha Inter- A t ft .8 vs. Lawyers, $>— V ar timore and Landis and Minoso, cinnati, 55: Maya. N t w York gnd j S l i . g*W " ‘ fuck him in ths right ey.. ' thing to be a real good pitcher. Monmouth Park racetrack '! at putt with^a four-inch break. He waa the first to stage a sanctioned • national L«afua. plgnek Field. n tU b u rgh , 81, Jonas. 8 t Louis, His nose w as fractured and ths rs- 315 CENTER ST. dmfmrrmd pay plan ^ WMkly ■Chicago, 11. Ennis, 8t. Louis, 53. ‘T d like Lindy to’ brush them off. Oceanport, N.J., has a parking beat Cary Middlbcoff in the play race at Lime Rock, opening tha MANCHESTER ‘‘h * of the eya was irweUen. Look, We had Joe Cunningham hit- area that hold 1S,006 automobil**. off. 72 to 79., track on 'April 28. ■ ■ ' ■. \ /' O s e / / MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN« TUESDAY, JULY 16,1967 5 PAGBTHnmatN PAGE TWELVE Houses for Sale 72 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, TUESDAY, JULY 16,1967 Lots for Sale 78 Suburban for Sale 75 14 HENRY STREET—Seven room SOUTH WINDSOR — Huge five T,H Business Services Offered 13 Heatiuf and Plumbinf 17 THBttE OUGHTA BE A LAW! Houses for Sale Colonial. IH baths, two car ga VERNON—Large wooded lot In de FFA Names VonEckei; BY FAGALY jgnd SHORTEN Rooms Without Board 59 72 rage, clone to achooU, shopping room custom buflt ranch with W est ‘ sirabla location. 32400. Xa 3-1898. breezeway and two-oar garage, [ressives REFRIOBRATION u lea and aerV' LLOYD'S PLUMBING Service as and transrortsiUon. Immediate oc Clissified SINGLE AND double room avail XIANCHEOTER — Beautiful new Very latge kitchen and dining ice. Commercial, reaidentlat. air sures satisfaction, prompt aendee. able. Reasonable weekly rates. 88 six-room Colonial, 1*^ baths, three cupancy. Elva Tyler, Realtor M3 'roU A N D —Eight acres of land conditioners, freesers. A. and CH 7-6124, Ml 9-S48S. 9-4469. with 80 ft. mobile home and sill area with built in appUancea. State Star Farmer and up. RockiTlIe Hotel, TR large bedrooms, open staircase, Master control lighting. F^ill tile Refrigeration Co. Ml t-UST, THE POOR. l**T BE LEFT-GfERS Sccommodatlons. Tel. RockvlUe, Mvertisement 1^177 O nI iTHE OTHER HAN^ - 5-9591. dullt-in stove and oven, cuatom 64 XtT. NBBO PLACE. C!ustom ^bath- with vanity. Lavatory and Labor rrobers Urged to Help Reds e-3050. Ml 9-005S. HEfTWINGIDPlISH built kitchen cabinets. ' Ameslte . TR 5-9640. Ralph VonlTcke”, Vt, o f 606 PLUMBING AND heating—ispalrs VKAITER . HE CAN'T SHOaOHEMAHEA O THE CUSTOMERS built six room Cape, full shed dor- shower in master bedroom. CLASSIFIED ADVT. AWIN'IF HE DOESN’T PLEASANT ROOM, gentleman pre drive, finished lawn. Priced at Keeney St., was named State CLEAN AND paint those. setters and contract work. Call MI 3-lS(U SueOESTlON - ORDER SOMETHING mer, fireplace, VA baths, , lot UOx Beautiful panoramic view of Hart (Oentlmied from Paga One) DEPT. HOURS ferred. Separate entrance. Park $17,900. This house typifies our ford. The family will really enjoy (Oonllinied from Page Oae) old town haU-and waved to tbs now. Avoid costly repairs later SAN ANYTHING ABOUT FROM THE VM 480. Close to schools, stores and b u il d in g l o t , 84 ft. frontage x Star Farmer by the Oonnactlci|t ing. 14>4 Hackmatack St. MI motto, "For the very best In crowd below. 8:15 A. M. to 4:30 P. M. Ml. 8-18M. the BILL OF fare- MENU.KRINGELT' M l bus. Elya 'Tyler:, Realtor, x a 140 ft. 29 Foster St. living here. Val Fiano, Broker, x a Association o f Future E'armera of tha United Textile Workera Moving— Trucking 8-8905. homes call the R. F. Dlmock Co." 9-4469. 3-4551. gary—though averythlng la nor Aa they left for the apeekere* America (iPlCA) last night. America. RUBBISH AND. asbes removed Storage 29 Ml 9-5246, Ml 9-6818. mal there now, platform, a pretty woman mem General cleantns. cellars, attics ROOMS WITH kitchen privileges. OAKLAND ST. — Lots The FIFA’s highest award was COPY CLOSING TIME Centrally located. Mrs. Dorsey, 14 $1,000 DOWN — $7,600, four-rbom for sale That U a former AFL union ber of the Hsople'a MUltia bunt and yards. Reaaonabls tites. H AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS O a local $11.300—Cute two-bedroom Ranch, taousa plus two bedriooma over ga Call x a 8-616$, , Wanted Real Estate 77 bestowed upon VonBoher at the "They waht to llberata ua from Arch St. aluminum storms, plastered walls, 25th annual State convention which 'still competes' within the from the line and amfcraced FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. A M. Rubbtab Removal. Ml and long ihstanca moving b a l rage, suburban. Carlton W. communlsfh—liberate the worker Khrushchev. Grinning broadly', ha 9-PT87. ing, storage Cau ML 3-8187. Hart cellar, large' shade, fenced yard, Hu^hlns, xa 9-8182. Multiple ARB TOU (XJNSIDERiNO banquet In Wqodrow Wilson High AFDOIO with the former CfO MON. THRU FRI garden, centrally located. Carlton from the fa cto^ and tha farmar gave her a big bear hug, holding ford CH. 7-1438. FURNISHED FRONT room near UstBig Member. Suburban for Sale 76 SELLING YOUR PROPERTY? School, XUddlatown, and caps a TextUqWorkers Union of America 10:30 A;.M. QUNDER’S ^.V. Sendee, available W. Hutchins, xn 9-5132. Multiple long list o f ■'wards and prizes he from this land.” her in hia arms for a couple of bath for gentleman. 54 High St. Wa wiu appralsa your property (TWUAH aeconda. any time. Antenna conversions MANCHESTER — Moving and Listing Member. THREE BEDROOM ranch with full 30L T O N -O )v«itry line. New five tree and without any obligation has won. The Czech Commhi^ta mar SATURDAY 9^A. M. M oCleUa^ statement said the The she dashed to Bulgenhi and Pbiico factory supervlaed servics trucking Co. Ml. 8-6668. Owned PUiEASANT, clean room for two basement. New home. Fireplace room ranch, ceramic tile bath, We alao buy property for cooh. Von'Elcker operates a 25-acre shaled a crowd of many thousands tel. ML S-lOS. and operated by Walter B. Per- XIANCWESTER — New six room and many extras. S. A. Beechler, knotty pine kitchen, walk-out Selling or buying contact hearings will concern "the use of repeated tha performance. gentlemen at Center. Parking, ranch home in Rockledgc sec dairy farm owned bj? his parents union funds in the purchase of Into tha Town Hall S qu all to h8ar TOmS COOPERATION WILL rett Jr. i. Realtor, m 9-8952 or XO 3-6969. - baseinentj Large lot. $15,600. R. S’TANLET b r a y Realtor and owns 12 registered dairy Khruahehev was Introduced to DICK’S WEATHERSTRIP Com bath and shower. 29 Hazel St.’ XII tion. l\i baths, ceramic tUa homes" In a Waahm^on suburb Khruahehev. the crowd by the Chech Oosn- BE APPRECIATED 9-7083 F. Dimock C o., xn 9-5245, XO BRAE-BURN RfaALTT eowa and three heifers Himself. pany, doors and windows, cuatom MANCHESTER Package Dallvery kitchen counters. Attached ga XtANCHESTER —- TTiree bedroom 9-6818. Ml 3-6271. for UTW President Anthony Three hours before his appear munist party boas, Antonia work, guaranteed. Call Ml. 9-1833 Light trucking and package deliv- rage, . ameslte drive, fully land ranch, large living room, dining He- owns eight more cows In Valente and secretary-treasurer ance, long lines , of workers from DOUBLE ^BOOM near bath and partnership Wfth his parents. 1 Novotny. Dial Ml 3-5121 after 6 p.m. eiy. Refrigeratora, washera and scaped lot. $21,000. Calf The L, attached gerage, screened BOLTON —: (Jpventry line. New LISTINGS WANTED—Single, two- Lloyd Klenert "and the purchase factories and offices, many carry A gigantic status oC Btalin shower i»r quiet home. Free park ■ atova movfiig specialty Folding R. F. Dimock Co.,. Xn -9-5245 or porch, utility room, large lot. Near The youth, a graduate of of clothing, furniture and costly ing flag! and banners, were CHUCK’S RADIO and 'T.V. Service, ing. MI 9-0887 after 6:30 p.m. Cape <3od, four down, two unfin family, three - family, businesa overlooking the aquara from choirs tor rent. Ml. 6-0783. xn 9-8818. new school. Call owner Xa 8-1364. ished up. Ceramic tile bath, latge property, Have many cash buy Glastonbury High School this vacations in fashionable resort marched into tha square. Small Mpliances repaired. ^ 151 June, In ^ e vocational ogricul' acroas the Vltaw. Rivar. Khrueh- PLEASANT ROOM, central. Kitch lot, $14,500. R. F. Dlmock Co., era. Mortgages turanged. Pleast areas by Klenert.” Guards I d Cheers chev had only t" lift hia eyas to North Maih‘ St. Ml 3-6517, rest MANCHESTER — SPECIAL this XtANCHESTER—Lovely three bed call George L. Orazladlo, Realtor, tural program, plana to enter the Valente and Klenert, reached by dence MI 3-6960. en privileges, separate' entrance. MI 9-5245, x a 9-6818. As the meeting began, lines of the left to see tha figure of hia Lost and Pound 1 Painting— Papering 21 Gentleman. Parking. MI 3-4724. week. Six room Cape. Near room ranch, 1^ baths, walk-in xa 9-5878 109 Henry Street. University' of Connecticut In' the telephone, Jollied In saying "There people’s mUHIa, both men and everything. Nice wooded lot. cedar closet, huge ^tchen and fall. At the University, he {dans to former leader. HILLS’ TELEVISION Service VERNON — 5H room ranch, full is no union money in our houses.” women, changed from guards to LOST—Stun of money on Main a t t e n t io n Home Owners! Any Sale price, $12,900. Short way out dining area, many extras. $21,600. basement, ceramic tile bath, SELLING, Buying, Trading? L.M.- study hnimal hualliandcy and dairy Following the program Khnufc- Available at all times. Philco fac FURNISHED room near Center. Rah>h VooXkflcer "All expenditures of union funds cheer leaden and led the crowd chev, Bulganin and their hoaU Street, between First National ranch type home painted for $200. Young man preferred. 37 . Foster seven room split. % acre of land. Call Oessynskl-Felbar Agency, x a brick veneer front. Youngstown M.L. (which means Live Modern ing. The college program will give tory supervised service. Tel. MI have been made either with the through a series' pf (Jommunist drove In procession to Prague Store. Tots 'n Teens, Grant's. V i story and small Cape Cods, Street, XH 8-5331. Full price, $17,300. New 5V4 room 3-1409 or MI 9-4291. kitchen. $14,900. R. F. Dlmock -r-MulUple List)—all your real es him the start tc go Into farming 9-9W8. $250. Only best quality paints used. authorization of the convention or slogans. Airfield. There a Soviet TU104 Please Call Ml 9-38TS. ranch. Over one acre land. Full Co., x a 94)245. x a 9-6818. tate the modern way. ITie Ells 'on a large scale and a diversi waa formerly a State FFA poultry the international executive coun MANCKESTER—19 Erie St—Older Khrushchev, $»remie> Nikolai Jet plane had been waiting for SEWING MACHINES—home and Applied by experienced painters. " i h i r i u l i r price $15,750. Over 60 more listings worth Mitten Agency, Realtors, fied basis," said VonElcker. and dairy farmer. BerkowlU will cil, the organization’s highest gov FOUND—Bicycle In vicinity Chest For efficient service call PI 2-7170 MVmA LEE LEWIS, of all kinds from $6,000 up. Call six room home, five down, one up. RCXKV3LLE-—Immaculately cared M 8-6930. attend the National FFA. conven Bulganin and thelf GPeeft^ hosts two days to fly them away — commercial types bought, sold and PI 2-8140, HA 8-0420. 'Apartments—-Flats— porch, garage, 120' frontage, ex Helped Form 4-H Chib erning body," the union officials first clinfeed to the towar o^Hje nut Street, near Swedish Church. r e a r e d . Ralph Aldrlc^ MI swag HEMLOCK, 'I^e Ellsworth Mitten Agency, for six room Cape Cod. five fin VonEcker, was Instrumental In tion in Kansas City, Mo., this fall. said. presumably back to RussisL Call x a 9 -3 ^ . INF. HARSOR, XNP. Tenements 63 Realtors, xn 3-6930. cellent condition. $14,700. Call ished rooms. Excellent residential LISTINGS Wa n t e d , single and Vendrilla Delegate . EXTERIOR and Interior painting. Cleszynaki-Felber Agency, XU two-family houses. Member ot starting the present 4-H club In Valente said he believes the In a»ek. $14,500. Webster Agency, 3R Manchester. He said that he con Salvatore Vendrlllo of 47 Alton vestigation may have . been In COMMERCIAL Refrigeration and Ceilings refinished. Paperhanging. NEW TWO-FAMILY flat, heat fur TWO FAXHLY—$17,800. Has not . 3-1409 or x a 9-4291. 5-6746. IICLB. Howard R. Hastings, Real violence and boycott practical a Wallpaper books. Estimates given. tor, xn 9-1107, any time. tacted the former head "of the St. Is one of two delegates who spired by labor imlon foes. Announcements Air-Conditioning Service. 21 years nished. Children welcome, no pets. been on market before. 5?5, two- will make the trip to attend the probe, waa under way of tha 8- Fully covered by insurance. Call $128 monthly. Write Box D, car garage. Nice lot in good loca VERNON—Attractive four room VERNON—Five room ranch, base old 4-H Club here and got some "W e have been persona non N^vy^Crusader In this locality. Call before XniLTIPLE LISI^G oflers the annual summer ' meeting of the grata with certain leaders o f the CHARTERED BUS Servictf- Pic Edward R, Price. MI 9-1003. Help Wanted— Male 36 Herald. tion near schools and bus service. pustom built ranch, attached ga ment garage, wooded lot. Two- o f the other teenagers ,ln the year-old strike of the . United Auto a. m. or after 8:30 p. m. W. W. Building Materials 47 Household Goods 51 combined servlOea of 25 realtors, vicinity interested In forming a American Institute of (JooperaUon AFL-CIO since a convention fight nlcs,' ouUnca, tripe anywhere in Philips. MI 9-7622. Excellent condition. For appoint rage, large living room, big kitch year old house, first time on mar Workera Union at tha Kohler Co., HOME IMPROVEMENT—All types EXPERIENCED All-Around Ma THREE ROOM apartment. Modem en, one acre. A Imy at 314,700. Csll ket, owner leaving state. A chance 00 salesmen to help sell your group. At one time or another, at Colorado AAM College, Fort in San Francisco In 1951," Valente a Wlaeonain plumbing flxtura Span^^iS. at the state. Public Utility rates. Call of painting, llghi masonry work Nails—8s and 16s Common USED TV SETS—for cottage, rec- ment to see call The R. F. Dimock house. For Information please call Collins. Their trip-will be spon said. after S p.m. H. A. Frink, Wappinf. chinisls Wanted. The Quint Ma picked u p - _ per keg $10.95 reation''’room, etc. Good condition, conveniences, adults, no pets. $70. Co., xn 9-5245, or Joseph Ashford, Cleszynaki-Felber Agency, XO for some smart buyer to get the Ralph held all the offices of .the Arm. Reasonable rates. Phone MI 34 Elm St.. Rockville. TR 5-2505 3-1409 or MI 9-4291. Carltcm W. Hutchins, XO 9-5182. club. sored by State farm cooperatives. The comrnlttee agenda calls for M l S-7158. MORTENSEN TV. Specialized RCA chine Corp. Call 8-4:30, MI Builders Insulation — reasonably priced. Potterton’s, 130 XU 9-8818. house he or she hssU 9-5245 or XH 9-6818. 9-5245 or Joseph Ashford, Xn er. x a 8-4561. Herald. the State FFA dairy Judj^g In addition, Kennedy laiid, aC'^ deal—not thru a amali loan com sands of Jobs open. Experience Weatherstripped Door full cellar. Nice location. ■ Elec an employer to accept contiwet re at near-moxlrarum power over long YOUNG- LADY willing to do any GdWG HOUSEKEEPING? 9-6818. team And secretary and raporter of tive committee Investigations are distance.” pany—aae "‘ H ttr y " at 333 Main Household Services usually unnecessary. Free infor Frame# each $18.95 YOU OWE IT TO YOURSELF tric stove. Nice garden spot. 'Ga $12.660—BEAUTIFUL three bed Band to Give lations with a union, violence, "pa- mation on Jobs, salaries, require kind of office or domestic work the. Glastonbury chapter of F F A under way In the New York City lAst month two Chmsadera flew St. (Formerly Doiiflaa ^otort). O ffered- TO SEE THIS BIG BARGAIN rage. Some furniture. Near Man room ranc^, ceramio bath,.^ stain $11,500—%lx room (Jolonial, excel- "He has received ' ribbons 'fo r his' area. Including portions of New ments: Write today!----- fctircohr Free Home -Ptsmting and 'Con , lent condition, built 1943, central, The "paper" locals are union from'a carrier off CeUfornia to sulting Service. •’SUPER” "DE LUXE’’ chester, bus line. Ideal for two less sinks, hot water heat, cellar, Witness Links cattle at 4-H fairs and' also Won Jersey; the areas around |*hlla- BEFORE TOU BUT a uaad car Training Service, Pekin 21. 1111- 3 ROOMS OF FURNITURE adults. $95. Write Box G, c/o west aide location. Carlton W. Zoners Allow units usually having officers but a carrier off Florida to dstnea- f l a t f in is h , HoUand window noia. 145 ft. frontage, trees. Carlton W. prises for tractor driving. He whs delphla, Chicago and Washington aae Gorman Motor Sates. Bulck ahadea, mada to measure. All Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 All 100% Guaranteed Herald. Hutchins. MI 9-5132, Xi;uUlpIe Ust- Hutchins, x a 9-5132. Multiple List little or no membership. SuOh locals ■trate the Navy's flextbUlty for . Sales and Sendca. 388 Main Write for our Window Folder. alao selected as the Gloato^ury and In Tennesaes. Ohio ahd Cali President EHsenhower and Ddenae metal Venetian bUnda at a new ONLY $433 ing Member, ing Member. The (Jommunlty Band will pre allegedly have been used In some fornia. Street ML S-esn. (^en evenlnfs. MANCHESTER Pet Center for all Kasper with C of C Signs chapter’s star farmer at their ban instances' to shake' down employ afflclalB. low prtca. Keya made while you Bonds— Stocks M o ^ ^ g e s 31 PAY ONLY—$14.08 XtONTH . quet In June. sent a concert In Center Park to wait. Harlow’a. your pets and pet’s supplies NATIONAL LUMBER, INC. — YOU GET — XIANC?HESTER— SLx room Cape CAPE (X)D—Four down, two un ers, and In other cases to affect re 1916 BUICK two'door, black. Good Bualiness LocAtioiu finished up, immaculate condition, Big Surpriae morrow. HOME OWNERS! Combine nag Free delivery within city limits. 381 STATE StREET 16-PIECE BEDROOM Cod. garage, oil peat, convenient The Manchester Chamber of mits of union eltcUons. tranaportatien, $133. Call MI 3-6M3 WEAVING of buma. moth holes for Rent 64 to .biu and school, reasonably near schools and transportation. 14 Defendants Commenting on hia selection as- . between 5-7 p.m. ging bills into an easy-to-pay sec Pedigreed. Air c o n d 11 i o n e d. 18-PIECE Ln'ING ROOM Commerce has been granted per In preparation "for its first con Committee counsel Robert F. and tom clothing, hoalcry nina, Ml 9-4273.' Open Monday-Satur NORTH HAVEN. CONN. priced. Call, A. R. Wilkie A Co. $14,200. R. F. Dlmock Co., XO State Star Farmer, VonEk:ker said cert,, the band will hold a rehears Kennedy said that In connection ond mortgage loan costing nlng Board of Ag>-^ BUSINE$S CARDS be seen at 34 Fairview St. or call " - Jewelry 48 reliable men. 3-8802, after 1:30. put my own feelings Into words, 7:30.- X ' . MI e^isis. . FV K N m ntB repailiiig' apd reftr.’- '.preferably evenings, . v Hutchips. MI 9-5132. rage, $2Q,500. R. F. . Dimock Co. be to restrain John Kasper .and peals met last night and by a but the honor was a big thrill.” To lAMO AS LOW M Ail KODAK BROWNIE STAR FU^SH KIT taU^l'^ sothiuea reatored. FSirru- LEONARD » Y i^ Jeweler, re- ^; -,JP*ssBe. fqp .appointment Robert C. Vatbr end Robert Buwness Oppofluriif!es"32 p add to. his evening, he wajutiected , fD tU U A*«|niUr««4»iniUr MHS4»e.WW^Ule . -• ture Repair Sendca, TalcottvUle. BIRD, cat and doj lupplies, wholt- Hartford CH 7-0358 :^,I0FF1CE S XCE MANCHESTBn-.'^^ook at this, Mr, persona acting in concert- with four, $ ^ ^ 5 '.Tot« reversed a deci Johns, instructors Of musicthe M r*, adjusu' watches egpertiy him," Davis tB8tUfled,_ aa'secreUry o f the Stjtl^f^rj.'J;;-, 'BAKDFOBO DAY BAUE $ 6 . 9 ^ 1 “ Ml. 8-7449. aaie and retail Lily ^ to 8 p.m. Reaaonabls prices. Open daUy. After 7 P.M. CH 8-4890 .Main St._H98 square feet of floor Hpmeseeltep. Henry St. Six room sion thereby grant school sysWm, orgai^z^ the band UETTEBINO .. 1953 CHEVROUCT. radio and heat- SMALL, VER’T attractive restau See It Day Or Night. space. Call XU 9-8226. " B u t that's 'not the advice you Aji star farmer, Vohl&ker will ar, asklnf 3580. Ml 9-0341. rant. For further details call MI Tuesday, Thursday, Friday nights Thursday evenings. 139 Spruer dwelling in nice condition, steam MANCKBSTBR—Immactilafe six ing the Chamber's application for last mohUi. Their efforts are PHONE MI S-6787 TO KODAK BROWNIiSTAR FLEX KIT ^ 9YIRMICA counters, ceramic wall If yog have no means ot trans room (?ape. Three or four - bed- gave to these defendants, was It?" the signs. Attend the National convention as aimed at keeping young ntusicians 9-8239. 7 to 9. Porterfield’s Route 8 and Street. Xn. 9-f887. STORE-Cholce'’ location at the heat, natural finish, oak floors, SEE SAMPLES rtegular $I4-»5. •' 1981 MERCURY two door coupe. and floor tile. Let ua modemiza Chapel. South Windsor. JA 8-3391 portation, I'll send my auto for cedar lined closets and other rooms, nice yard (fenced), excel Michael persisted. this State’s official delegate. playing during the.aumrhehVaca- I you. No obligation. Center on Main St., approximate "I knew what was In my heart ' The Chamber of Comnie.ee had ______HARTFORD DAY BALE $ 1 0 . 4 9 ! Very clean, new.brakes, new tires. your bataroom and kitchen For extras. Show'n by appointment lent location, Waddell School. Tdeai brought an application . for per Other youths from this area who tlon period. At the same^tlme; tree estimates call ML 9-365S. The FOX TERRIER puppies for sale. ly 1800 aq. ft. Will remodel to suit home for growing family. $lS3)OOr and mind about these defendants attended the banquet in Middle- , MI84069. Help Wanted— Female 35 Garden— F arm— Dairy A — L— B— E— R— T— ’S tenant Call XO 9-8808 or XD only. Call Alice Clam'pet, Realtor, mission to build the signs before a it affords adult musicians an op TRIFOD SFECIAU-STAR D ^ I Tiie Shop, Buckland. amalL breed. Call after 6 or Week Don’t overlook this one. (Jail —but that's, for the Jury to decide town last night also received hon portunity to Join an organizM Products 43-45 ALLYN ST.. HARTFORD 9-5781. MI 9-4543. Other listings available. public hearing on the ZBA July 8. In. the New Complete ANODHEKD Finish. 1960 INTBRNA’nONAL Pick-Up. , EXPERIENCED ends. Ml 9-1834,. 50 .CSeszynakl-Felber Agency, xn —but I believe they were acting ors and awards. group. If sufficient, interest is liEUPHOLSTEBlNG, slip coven, Both Mayor Harold A. Turklhg- With Elevator. Regular ftBAB. ' C l i L OA I Good’ condition. Keeney’s Ga (JHROME kitchen set. gas refrig LARGE GARAGE or storehouse for INCXJMB PROPERTY— 1963 three 8-14<)9 or'XU 9-4291. with him (Kasper).’’ Samuel Berkowitz of Columbia shown, the band may continue to and drapes. Largs selection of SEWING MACHINE AKC REGISTERED Cocker pup NOW IN SEASON —Red raspber ton -and developer Alexander FREEPMKINB 4 HARTFORD DAY SALE # I O e 7 V | rage, Buckland. ries, blueberries, native com, sum. erator, washing machine, parlor rent Or lease. 117 Birch St. Call bedroom ranch, three year lease Taylor sustained the bitter ob waa announced oa Connecticut’s function in the fall. fabrics. Quality workmanship, OPERATORS pies. $20 and $25. Dogs boarded. set. MI 9-4056. 9:30 a.m.-2 p.m. by government at $135 monthly, MOVING OUT OF STATE— Seven jections of the defense. Jarvis came out in favor of the candidate for the degree of Amer EfEXT TO ' fULAB Without Elevator. Regnlar $15-BS. C IO A.K ■ free estimates given In your Reasonable rates. Washburn Ken mer squash, green and wax beans. xn 9-3989. signs and commended the CTiam- Marches, overturu and arrange- j j 1934 OU9SMOBILE CkmverUble Su AND TRAINEES *13,000. Carlton W. Hutchins, XO room ranch, l ‘ « baths, laundry Michael also hammered at the ican Farmer. This dejgree is the menta. o f popular numbers will be r | HARTFORD DAY BALE | home. Smith’s Upbolstei^ Shop. nels, Tolland. TR 5-2894. . Fresh picked daily from the farm. SOFA AND chair, Lawson style, room, large garage, radiant heat, ber on the work it had done. per 88, fully equipped, power APPLY 9-5132. point that "you told the Federal National FFA association’s hlgh- heard^by the band tomorrow. A ______A brakes. M>9-8459. MI 9-4663, evenings Ml 3-7267. Farmer’s Market, 811 East Middle gray, good condition, $40. Tel.’MI natural woodwork. Fireplace, MANCHESTER MODES. Bureau of Investigation on two oc A t an executive session follow esf honor. Berkowitz graduated second concert U planned during ^ f l l T n u r l i n i R w lO T B S 1 FOR THOSE VACATION SUDES ~ j BEAUTIFUL baby parakeets from Tpke., across*'from Shady Glen. 9-8964. Summer Homes for Rent 67 storm windows and screens. Shade Caaions that you had no informa RUGS CLEANED and shampooed. INC. top show Stock guaranteed for *TeI, MI 9-0474. ARE YOU DISCOURAGED? ing the hearing, the ZBA denied from Windham High School and U TOO TRAYS Regnlar $1$A0 FORD, 1968 Customline Two-Door. trees, flowering shrubs, fenced in tion that, they were acting In con the application saying that a Steel Oarrylag Oaee ftegnlar. 7A6 HARTFOEO DAY SALE Fordomatlc, radio, heater. Very "Our care means longer wear." PINE STREET health and sex. Also, cages and E!S.^ATE Combination Range, oil COVENTRY LAKE — Waterfront Do you have a house to" sell and 270 BALES first cutting hay, alfal back yard. No agents. Phone MI cert, didn’t you?” precedent might be eatabUshed ------S A V E a 0 % ! go6d condition. Can MI 9-2345 Free pickup and delivery. Smith’s supplies. Raymar Aviaries, Route and electricity. Inquire 26 Walk cottage. Available last week of can't sell it? 6-2109. ,M Green Manor Road. Upholstery Shop. MI 9-4663, eve STENOGRAPHER— Manufacturer fa, timothy, orchard grass mlx- "'niat’a true," Davis said.' But for sign-building in Manchester. flB -N after 5 p. m. 44A. Bolton, MI 9-5618. er St. July, and August. Tel. MI 9-7149. be stuck to his beliefs about the $9 .9 0 1 nings MI 8-7387. has vacancy In Sales Department turb. Douglas Wetherell, 75 Dom Are you looking for a home and TWO-FAXOLY duplex, 5-5, with oil They also felt that the merchants requiring typing and some clerical WANTED-—Good country home for ing St. MI 3-7172. KITCHEN, bedroom and living connection between them. In the town and not the signs 8 MM. MOVIE OUTFIT ^ 1949 NASH Four-Door. Motor com CXIVENTOY LAKE — CJomforlably | can't fihd the one you want? heat, garage, excellent Investment Xlichael spent more than an hour pletely overtiauled. Ro^o, heat activity. Shorthand not required. Collie dog, eight, months old. MI room sets. Rugs, lamps, etc. furnished four-room cottages, con-! „ property at W price. S. A. Bee'' would create the good will for the KODAK KHOWNIB MOVIE nAMERA Regnhw $B8A6 ■ Five day, 40 hour w-eek. Case 3-1606 after 6 pirn. veniences, sandy beach.. Kiefer, give up. Call the JARVIS bringing out' testimony designed town’s business. 45 X 40 RADIANT HEADED GLESS SCREEN. Begmy 1SA5 I er. Make an offer. MI 9-4lU7. Building— Contracting 14 Priced reasonable Tel. MI i ler, x a 9-8952 or MI 3-6969. to show Davis’ particular interest Brothers, Inc., Highland Park, Hoawhold Gobils 51 9-2833. Lake . and High Sts.,Sts.. Coventry.Cov«nt,-v' I REALTY COMPANY TODAY. DE LUXE 4 LIGHT RAE WITH METAL CASE WANTED—Good home for a young in the case. Davis was one of •Die application was rejected by AND 6 BUUBS RED AND WHITE 1949 FORD V-8. INTERIOR AND exterior remodel Manchester. ■ PI 2-8206.2-8208 i When you call ask to see this 4th MANCHESTER — Rockledge Sec a three to two vote. .... - _ ,' ... .*<>•» . 1 ' Radio, heater, overdrive. $195. ing, houses and garages Free gray and wrtfte male cat. MI THE VILLAGE CHARM Antique LIVING ROOM and bedroom fur i of JULY SPECIAL. tlon—Six room ' custom built split two persons who accompanied the 9-8786. Rev. Paid Turner, Baptist minis ZBA Oiairman WlUiam Stuck I Ml 9-6922. estimates. Call W. F. Hensei. MI. WANTED — Waitresses for ban Shop of Manchester, Conn,, 42 niture. three months old, in excel WESTBROOK, CONN. — W e s 11 . level. Large full tile bath. Lava ■aid that last night’s meeting was STtjM ^ 3-5966. quets, married women preferred, Spruce St. General line of inter lent condition. Also washing ma Beach, off Post Avenue, cottage 1, *^">**t seven room Split tory and Aow er in master bed ter, when the latter escorted six (XIBIFLETR. Negro pupils to the high school called at the Municipal Building STOP SEARCHING! no experience necessary. Call Ml esting antiques, past and future chine. 120 West Onter St., sec for rent. August 17-3lst Grass ! borne at 57 Brent Road; Man- room. All plaster walls. A home and "a motion was made, for re H A R I F (« 0 d a y (6A1.E $ 4 9 . 5 0 1 BIDWELL Hdme Improvement Co. 9-3708 or MI 9-1359. COON DOGS. Call evenlhgv, Satur collectibles, including bric-a-brac ond floor. ' yard for children. Tel. XH 9-1232 I chaster, Just a few blocks from maker’s dream thatn^t p t seen. last Dec. 4. GIANT 12.7 % Alterations, additions, garages. days and Sundays. XU 9-0232. Davis alpo said regarding the consideration of the July 8 deci We have those hard to find mod and glassware. Open all day and Mrs. Fournier. ; *ehoola, new modem shopping cen For appointment calT now. Val sion.” SAVE Vs ON ALL COLOR FROCESSINO | els In stock. Re-slding specialists. Easy budg evemngs. MOVING OUT OF STATE — Ken- ter, and bus transportation. Fiea- Etano,'Broker. Xa 8-4561. racial disorders In Clinton that Hartford Day Sale Week. 20 Expoanre Kodaekreose aad I et terms. MI 9-6495 or TO PURE-BRED English Setter Pup followed the integration order: Voting for the motion were STENIXJRAPHER, capable of do more electric range, GE refrigera turca three bedrooms, two tiled and Ektardneme. Begnler flAO. n e .. .< 1958 MERCURY Hardtop. Straight 5-9109. ing bookkeeping. MI 9-563S.' -pies. Clall MI 3-7951 before 11 ANTIQUES FOR modem living at tor. Philco 21’ ’ ’TV, two-piece liv baths (One with stall shower), ga "Most people in Clinton were Oiairman William Stuek, Daniel a. m. or after 5 p. m. Wanted To Rent RABTFORO D AY SALE n O C ■ stick with duals. Radio, heater. the New Curiosity Shop, Route 6, ing room set, two bedroom sets, 68 rage, recreation room, full base againft that and still are." Hair. Edward Saari and David $1098. GARAGES. PORCHES, dormers, GIRL, WANTED?—7:80 a.m.-2 p.ni. Andover (located at tourist end tables, maple kitchen set, ment with Ci’ane hot water oil heat. BUYERS, HERE’S RELIEF "You mesh against integra McCJomb. Oiariea Towle opposed recreation and att(c rooms built. Mon.-Frl. Switchboard experience cabins). Open 1-5 weekdays. Sat. URGENTLY NEEDED five or six I tion?” Michael asked. the motion. Articles for Sale 45 Other household items. Reason Spacioua home In choice location. 1958 PLYMOITTH Four-Door Se Kitchen and - bathrooms re and typing required. MI 3-1671, 8-9 and Sun. iintit 8. XU 9-1806. able. xn 9-7871. "No, against the disorders TTie Qiamber of Commerce will dan. Clean, excellent condition, modeled. Robert M. Alexander, p.m. . , rent and what have you? Phone , qiat# occupancy. Seven large rooms, plus separate caused by these defendants." . MI 9-7716. ROYAL AND Smith-Corona port XO 3-6342. three room apartment.. Big lot. place the signs on the Elsat Hart very ecor^omlcal. $693. ABSOLUTE BARGAIN — Custom Davis said Turner’s E7rst Baptist ford town line on the soutti side j Monaroh Camera Shop! HOU8EtVlVES-A year-round - op able and standard typcwrltera. mqde cornices and drapes. Slip Two-car garage, REFRIGERATOR 04er 100 other listings available ‘ Church received a $5,000 gift from GARAGES, cottages, b'reezeways, portunity for you t'p' earn money, AU makes of adding machines covers, $59.60 and up. Choice of Musical Instruments . 53 TWO ADULTS desperately need of Spencer St., and the south side I 161 CHURCH WI HARTFORD CH 7-8886 I 1981 FORD Victoria. Sharp ma I in our office as we are.,members Eklward R. Murrow, television of W. Middle Tpke., in Business roon and white. Radio, heater, porches. 12x20 garage. I860 com does not interfere with jibme sold Or rented. Repairs on all fabrics. Budget terms. Mrs. Rita, three or four-room apartment. OPPOSITE^TOni^gg^ PAWONG GABACIE______mskea. Marlow’s. FOUR NEW Unused Instruments. of Manchester's Multiple Listing commentator after Murrow made a Zone HI and Reaidehce Zone AA, overdrive, whitewalls. $595. plete. 20x20 two car, $1480. No duties, representing Avon . Cos JA 2-7780. Central. Call Ml 9-17()l. System. MADELINE SMITH, Realtor money down, five, years to pay. metics. Call MI 3-5195. One Elkhardt-Buesher tenor, sax. documentary film in Clinton last respectively; the Vernon town line 1951 CHEVROLET Four - Door Free estimates. Eilison Construc LOAM, DARK, rich, stone free. lALE 1-3 OFF OB wadlpaper. Wall One ESkhardt-Bueaher alto . sax. WANTED by retired couple, three MI 9-1642 . fall. on the nortl) side of Tolland “Tphe. tion Co. AD 2-2482: YOUNG LADY for clerical position. Prompt deUyery. Call PI 2-6277 or tiles 4c a tilq, -Kentile, from 7c One Elkhardt-Buesher clarinei. or four-room. unfurnished flat. The witness said the money in induatrial zone; the Bolton town Styleline de luxe. Standard shift, WilUmanticYkCademy 8-3283. JARVIS REALTY CO. mdio. Heater, whitewalls. Local Diversified work? Small pleasant each. Green Paint and Wallpaper, One Holton super collegiate trum ■ No pets. MI 3-4320. went Into the church’s building line on. the north side of New Bol FLAT FIELDSTONE. General 854 (JENTER ST.. MANCHESTER fund, ton Rd. in Residence Zone AA; the ly owned. Excellent condition officer Call Mr. Kaufman, XII RICH, Fine Meadow Loam priced at the Green. . pet. Plus many accessories. Very throughout. $595. stone work. Call East Hampton, 9-8844. reasonable. MI 9-4313. SDC-R^M House »nd Call MI 3-4112, MI 9-1200, XU 3-7847 Another bitter courtroom con- north side of Camp Meeting Rd. ANdrew'7-4018, WiUiam Burke. within your budget. Fill, gravel, CHAMBERS FURNITURE SALES garage for two adults, mother and i a-., , 'troveray flared, when Davis said and the east side of Finley Sf. in CLERK—General office work, bill aand. atone. Light grading. MI daughter, with oil or gas heat and ^ prompt, coiiVteous service, MANCHESTER Rural, Residence Zuies; and the 1950 MsatCURY Qub Coupe. Dark 3-8603. he belonged to 'only three organi • gr^en, radio, heater. Act now. CARPENTRY, repairs, alterations, ing, checking invoices, etc. Five- One De Luxe Electric Range, au Weari|iff Apparel— Fora 57 automatic hot water, before Sept. zations — a church, a school or east aide of S. Main St. near Line additions: etc. No Job too small. tomatic, 30". Was $279.95. Now (JENTBR STREETT .— ■ Four Will sell faat. at this price. $395. day. 40-hour week, paid holidays COAL AND wood furnace complete 1. Call MI 3-6948 between 9-12 ganization and a fraternal order. St., in Rural Residence Zme. Good work, free estimates. TR and vacation, hospitalization plan. $199.95. mornings. . family In desirable, location.. Defense attorney, objecting, ' — ------^— ■/, 5-5757. - ' with pipes, good condition, almost ___I'S FURRIERS. Fura 1950 BUICK Special Club Coupe. Apply Gaer Broa.. 69 Leggett St., QleAhed and glazed. $3. Cold Foiir rooms each apartment said, "This witness Is simply try Radio, heater, dynaflow. like new. Call xn 3-5717. One De Luxe ^ectrtc Range. SEPTIC TANKS Graham May Co|Uinue Dark East Hartford.. Was $349.00. Now $169.00. ^rage, $2. Remodeling, repair ing to promote Himself." blue beauty: $295. FOR SHED dormers, garagei) or B u s in g Property for Sale 70 i AND with three extra rooms rib at any type of carpentry work call OFFICE DESK and metal filing One Ea'ectric (Jlothes Dryer. Waa^ ing- done at my home. No over U.S. Dial. Atty: .John C. Craw EARN S50 TO $200 easily, spare head. Save. Capes and stoles. tic. Two hot air furnaces. Price New York, July 16" (A>>—The 1930 CHEVROLET Qub The North End Buildeks. XU cabinet. Handy Hot apartment $149.00. Now tl!».00. ford Jr. rose and said angrily: Coupe. time. Just show new (jhristmaa size washer.. Phone MI 9-2}09. $20. Call XU 9-7218 for free es NEIGHBORHOOD. grocery and PLUGGED SEWERS $38,000. , • . ■’As a member of the bar, I executive committee of the Billy ■ Radio, heater, Power ' Glide. 9-8933, XU 3-8700. cards. Up to 100% profit. Rel meat store doing excelleht busi Graham prusade meets today to $296. _V One Nine-Pound Wringer Wasber timate at your home. Uhder no resent a statement of that kind.” A atives, friends, co-workere—e.very- HIGH (?HAIR, bathinette, car seat, with Pump; Was $110.90. Now obligation. ness. Owner wants to sell. Call Ml Maehine Gleaned WOODLAND STREET -^Two "TKal'a not proper;’’ said .Tay decide? whether to extend the crU'* V one wants and buys. Experience rocking horse, la.rge Thayer doll 9-7620, family duplex, six room's sach sade an additional two or three 1949 CHRYSLER WindsorJ^ Four- , Alumin.utn Storms and $99.00. Septic TankS, Dry Wells, Sewer lor, addressing himself to defense weeks. Door. Automatic dpive. ’ Best unnecessary. Free Imprint sam-' carriage, doll crib and high chair. (thrae bedrooms). Two car ga- lawyer Grover McLeod of Birming Screens , , 14-A pies, assortments oh approval. MI 3-4822. ,. CHAFERS FURNITURE'SALES BRICK BUSINISSS bl6ck on Spruce Lines lustalled--Ollar Water- The New Y orlt cruside, sched buy in town. An exceptional car Wanletl— To Buy 58 St., two stbrqs and three ap’art- prooAng Dope. raga. Steam heat, oil burner. In ham, Ala. $295. Gorgeous $1.25 Rose Desk Set At JThe. Green ■J'm sorry," McLeod told .the uled to end Saturday, a lre ^ y has ALtrXIINlIM WINDOWS, dooi-s. BABY -CARRIAGE.' $5; Teeter- ^Open ■.•ments. For Information "call MI excellent condition having been been extended once. When It Jalousies, porches, awnings. Free yours free If you act now. Hy- WANTED—Bicycle, car or other 9-2997. court; “I will withdraw It.” crest Card Co., Dept. 325, 183 Babe, car seat, bathinette, ^ 10 a.m.-5 p.m. ^7:80 p,m.-9 p.m. sidewalk toys for boy aged two. buUt In i960. Price ,$20,000. — started May. 15. the windup was BROWN-JACKSON estimates. Csll N. B. Chase Co., each. 24’’ boy’a bipyple, $15. Row XO 9-7378. M cK i n n e y B R O S b se for June 80. , xn 9-f(233 or Rockville TR 5-1200. Essex St., Boston 11, Maas. REBEL BODS VALUABLE .MOTOR SALES ing machine, $6. xn 3-5878.. ^ ANTIQUE rURNtTtJRB. sUver, SewBrage Disposal Co. A spokesman for the evangelist • Double-deep th«l.v«t In ihe door FORGOTTEN ANYTHING? glass, china, and used furniture EARLE S. ROHAN, Realtor . .umismatlsts say Confederate said yesterday that ha and the com BABY BA'THINirrTE, cimvertible BRICK FRONT CAPE ISO-182 Pearl S t — HI 3-6808 money, in good condition is valu 838 MAIN STREET Ml 9-5732 Hoofirtg— Siding 16 Help Wanted— Male 3( Bought and sold. Furniture Repair mittee were "praying over the mat • .FuH-wldth Insulated ehlll troy carriage, baasinette,' automatic Service. XU 8-7449 Read Herald Advs. Bowers School Area MI 3-7433 able. The $50.8100. $500 and $1,000 ter to decide whether Hie Lord is Before you be'gin your va(»tion trip, don't for- OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9 P, M. “feiCPERIENCED body and fender bottle sterilizer. Phone MI 9-6l'36. This neat 4-room home awaits bills of the Montgomery, Ala., 1861 leading them to extend the meet e Twin forceloin crisp4rt FOR 4NY TYPE of Roofing and GIBSON REFRIGERATOR; good issue are aaid to be worth $50 to Sit •, we offer 5 combination man. Apply at O ntral Garage « r the couple or.sm'all family who ings.’! Medtl $-137 get to check on yoijr theft insurance. Burglars Body Shop, Inc.. 17 FWrence St., THAYER 'iSvin Carriage, one year condition, $40. .(Jan be seen any want good location, room for $300 each. In line with the recent schedule • Steel shelves # Egg nett e Butter- 3 L ,k swivel type windows, free old. Excellent condition. .First time, 383 Keeney Street. XU 9-0549. ItlP W Auto Drivtns School 7-A of charge If more necessary Rockville, Tel. 'TR 5-4563. expansion. (2 unfinished up) TWO-BBDR(X>M Colonial. Bowers allowing Graham a rest on Monday are more apt to 'enter your premises when reasonable offer accepted. Tel. and a well maintained home. Americans used >575 million nights, there was ho crusade meet Cheese keeper e Even color Inside! LARSON’S DRIVINO School availablq at half price For more WANTED .Schotd area, excellent condition. LATHE HAND wantpd. .must be XU 9-4492. House has combination win Lifetime aluminum aiding, excep tubes of tooth paste in 1954, or ing at Madison Square Garden last there’s nobody home. Our Brohd Form Person *4*o«*»e»ter'# only trained and information call Manchester Roof^ first class, top rate, overtime, all ing Ic Siding Co., Inc., Xn 9-8933 dows and doors, oil, steam heat, $ 1 7 ,5 0 0 tional landscaping, GE hot water about three to a person. night. certlflad Instructor For yout'safe- benefits. Call MI 9-5263. center entrance with vestibule, oil heat, diohwaaber, dispoaal, al Theft policy covers all types of theft losses, ty We are trslned to teach proper for free •istimate. President Joe Knats and Accessories 46 PRICE REDUCED With 'Delivered— Installed— ly Xn. 9-6076. c Girsrdin. TEXTILE PRINT room help. Sec MALE HELP ample yard for the children, porch, gafage. Mrs. Carpenter, and a 1 car garage. Owner will ond shift. Employe benefits in MANCHESTER BOAT CO., 10 Es ExoetleDt 6-Room Ranch, choice RANCH MI 9-1749 and 9-5051.' Trade Serviced For One Year. bcith at home and away. XlANOiESTER Driving Aoademy ROOFING — Specializing tn repair clude hoapitalization. life insur sex St. • Daily 12 00017-9 p.m. location, recreation, room and leave the wall-to-wall carpet 5'/i .Rooms Attai’hed Oarage guarantees resuiu. Expert inltruc- ing roofs of aU kinds Also new Saturday 9 a.m.-9 p.m. Scott many other extras, cuatom built FULLTIME ing. This la tnUy a good ihvest. • O ranilc Tile EAST HARTFORD — Four’ rooms, //ofF /0 Get a L O A N i n / T r i p / roofs ■ Gutter work. Chimneys ance, paid holidays and vacations. nice n o t, good location. Oil heat, W ell consider it a privilege to answer questions tlon. dual controlled "ar Call PI Write Box K, Herald. Atwatcr-Ana Etomta,. home OH shaded, wooded lot. In ment at the low, low price of 2-7349. Day or evening ' appoint cleaned, r ^ r e d , 26 years’ ex- spect and boy at a reduced price. $14,300. Exclusive with, fUl cellar,, garage, nice lot nicely !.VHOi/£8tiuficia£ 249 XtOMBWlomeot snence Free estimates. Coll 17’ CUSTOM built speed boat with APPLY IN PERSON AT landscaped, with shade trees and or quote rates on any form of Insurance. It’s OMQtA. ATTENDANT—Night shift, 11 p. JOHN H. LAPPEN, Inr. the BeoofieioJ^man Sowley. Manebester XO 1-6361. 60 h.p. inboard, equipped with 264 E>ut Center St., Manchester gartien with fruit treea. Can be m.-7 s. m. Mechanical experi S. A. REECKILER * DIMOCK about yoorsebt lik es to sayVfiP/' M QItnOQC’S-^ManChestcr’s leatf ence preferred. Manchester Esso trailer. Call MI 9-5458.. -MI 9-5261 ^ expanded. Low taxes. $11,200. THE our business. No obligation. May we help ■|ng Driving Schooi offers the most RAY’S ROOFING CD., ahlnglt and Realtor LYNN POULTRY FARM Evenings and Weekends Co. Bus line. Owner, JA 8-1696. built up roofs, gutter and con Sei^center, Winder Street, Buck- \SiU/^tosfl»»W'IK1/tC0t/r in driver education. Thousands of land. Tel. XU 9-8198. Phone MI 9-8902 or MI 8-6969 Manchester Shopping Pnrkade MI 9-2896. MI 3-52119 MI 9-5245 "" GCTAhTRIP you? . satisfied atudenU. 200,000 miles ductor work, root, fhlmney ra- 09^ confident yoa atSildent fre* instructions xn paira. Ray Hageaow, XIL 9-3214. LEGAL NOTICE Lots for Sale 73 made a etjokijn lOWMT/Wr 9-7398. Ray Jackaim.-xa. .$SS3». The following list of cars'have C o m in g le , APPLIANCE IfANCHESTBR—Love Lane. Three Bam fiektofnes RCXIFINO, SIDING, painting, Caiv been abandons * on our property ANSALDI SUILT by the oivners: wooded building lots. Five minute pentry. Alterattona and additions. • SEPTIC TANKS walk to atores and schools. 90x160. *— —II fill III Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 Oetllngs.. Workmanship guaran 1948 Ford, light gray. 2 door Cleaned and Installed ' $8600. Owner Ml 9-3635. John H. Lappent Inc. sedan. Motor No. 48-6244905 $ 1 4 ,2 0 0 XtANCHESTER Cycle Shop, 166 teed. A. A. Dion Inc., n 9 Autumn ^ BARN St. xn. 3-4880. COLONIAL 1948 Pontiac, Maroon-2 dr, Wanted OOVEINTRY—Three bullying lots. OMN IMNUMT eSai l M IMIM I tJIL A M A fS ,-vWest Xtiddle Tpke. R e p ^ s all 6 Rooms l>.^ Baths sedan.'Motor-No. L8-PA241$ • SEWERS IMMACULATE CAPE sr. Machine Cladaed 4 ROOMS DOWN ' Good location. On bard surfaced iMB era a MWra •( w «Ma*e iM 342 Adams St. TeL MI 3-8966 INSURORS-KEALTORS makes ’’*''V tl>« n*"’ Evening Hours agreement," Dulles said in a pre than Ehrlich and slugged her hus —Bob 'Allison, a television day a meeting of Russia’s Mxrshal Zhukov and Secretary of PETER THE TAILOR photographer, will give a lecture Jlrrold - Higgliu, 231 Green Rd,; i knighL Joseph Me- pared statement made public by Boston. July 17 (AV-Seeking qf band last fall. news reporter for CBS. under Defense .Wilson might prove useful. Mra. Norma Bither, WllUmantlc; Carthy, chancellor; Dr. Jean Louis federal aid and the possibility of The committee deferred asking bitter cross-examination by on camera, lenses, types, construe the Senate Committee. artificial rainmaking loomed today Eisenhower made the comment at a news conference which (Successor To Archie The Tailor) tion and uaes. Group diacusaions Mrs. Marie Smith, 10 Church St.; Hebert, recording secretary; At the “ FIRST*’ Cross about the truth test while It the defense in the Clinton seg Robert Boucher. Hartford Tpke.. Charles McCarthy, treasurer; Atty. “We shall find ourtclve*. again as the chief hopes to combat an explored terms of. a labor, contract ranged into foreign affairs, but also dealt heavily with a will follow hla talk. in the position which has too often 8-week ■'drought spell that has regation trial, testified today, Rockville; Gerald Lvon.s, 25 Elro, John J, O’Connor, advocate; John characterized the past where we It contends he "secretly” en prime domestic subject-7-the administration’s pending Civil ____.1 . • .. St.: hfrs. Emma McCann, Mile HilL Stevens, warden; Roland D. Le- caused millions of dollars loss to gineered with ah Illinois employer “People in Clinton on that Rights bill. . O’^rterly bumneas nieeting Rd., Rockville; Melvin Benner, Ea.st I Page, inside guard: snd Mario were so lacking in -power that hos Massachusetts dairymen and farm to whose father he was in debt. Friday night were on the NOW LOCATED the Covenant Ccmgregatlonal; Hartford; Douglaa Tedtord, 7i Co-! Diana, outside guard. Joseph J, tile forces felt they could discount ers. But Chairman McClellan (D-Ark) On the latter subject, Eisenhower said he could not imagine our role in the world.” verge of a lynching.” He re l lir *'1'* tomorrow at|ium bus St.: Richard Kelley, Wap-1 Graven, retiring grand Imight, A bond issue had been under con said Cross would be asked wheth ferred to a racial disorder at any circumstances which would induce him to try to enforce AT 7.30 p.m. at the church. iplng; tVilllam Schwoerer, 1031 took office as. a trustee for s The Senate already has passed sideration but Gov. Foster Furcolo er he was willing to take the test. ,, school desegregation through use of troops. Some foes of the ---- - I Mather St.: Roy Richardson, 1 6 '3-'-ear term. an authorization bill which would Contract.fHit Wages , Clinlon last AuR. 31 a f te r 12 SAVE... BANK. . . SHOP permit foreign aid .spending of said at a news conference there are Civil Rights Bill have contended it would open the way to Luclle Clpolla. 12 - year - old ! C3i**ter Dr.; Joseph Peck, 15 Prim- | Raj-mond A. Roncari of the Ron constitutional linUtatlon* as to George Kopecky, a committee in- W egrocs w ere ad m itted to th e military enforcement of desegregation. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel I ” *!:>’ ^Ilen O ark, 808; about (375 million more than that what can be done with state vesUgator, said he had compared high school. SIpoIla, 72 apolla Dr., East H art-! J^lor^ce Stood..' provld^ In the bill before the money. this contract — negotiated and The President’s suggestion that'h Zlfukov-Wilson meeting 405 CENTER ST. Houae. . " signed in June with Zion Industries ford. Is convalescing at St. Fran-'DeQiiattro, 54 | A motion by Rep.- Selden (D- He said, however, he will confer By RELMAN MORIN might be worthwhile stemmed from a request for comment d s Hospital, Hartford,. f ...... following i Cooper St.: Mrs. Mary Green and' THURSDAY and FRIDAY tomorrow, with Lexington rain of Zion, m.,—and found It provided Knoxville, Tenn,, July 17 I on the recent shakepp of the Kremlin top conimand. TEL. Ml 9-4839 Ala> to knock out the long-term lower, wages and less benefits than an operation, and will be glad to ' cV’. feature of a new economic devel maker Dr. Wallace E. Howell to Defense attorneys in On that poinL Eisenhower said^- see or heec frnm her ineei eiUenHa Ma.i Pacak, 819 Center St.; hire.; ll A to 8 decide whether cloud-teeding oper contracts the bakers union made in his opinion toe shakeup result see or hear from her local fnends.. Violetviolet Motola and son. SantinaSantin* Dr.;Dr • li DEVELOPING opment-loan fund provided the with other ’’comparable" firms. Clinton segregation trial sue main threat' tiTTne authorization ations shall be undertaken. ° ed from fundamental changes Mrs. Marjorie DuMond, and daugh- \ I -Crocs has acknowledged that7Tiiete68Ssd in blocking remporarf within toe Sovlef'govemmept Senate Braced ter. East Glastonbury: Mrs. Cath-1 bill. The Senate has approved' The weather Amendment Board, had borrowed 337,800 In 1955, isnd the S-year plan Eisenhower pro including the commissioner of agri today the testimony of a mail Bisenbower recalled that he and erlnc Hickey and .son. 42 .Sanford i 340.000 In 1956 from Martin Philips- Zhukov, now So-viet defense min Rd.; Richard Wescott, 103 W. Mid posed. Selden Is seeking tq cut culture, natural resources and pub bom S r, -whose son, Martin J r , carrier, after a long legal For Showdown dle ' plte. it to one year. lic health, also will attend tomor wrangle. . ister, became quite well acquaint PHASE NOTE! runs the Zion plants. But he denied ed at the end of World War n . DISCHARGED TODAY: Mrs.: Expects Good Support row’s session and offer recommen In earlier appearances before the Hla testimony. It waa reported. OUR OFnCE WILL RE • Janet Miner, 53 Perkins St.: Mr.s. j roiMIlFOll., NATIONAL BANK Selden said he expected "aub- dations. . committee that this influenced him Would show th a t. northern aegre- They were both in Berlin at the On Ciyilllights Amy Dodd and son, Wapplng; Mrs. | atantial support" for his move, ^Dr. Howell said last night that in his bargaining with the firip. . gationist John Kasper rMOived his time. Dorothy Dunn and flaughter, 14 | MANCHESTER but declined to predict, whether KMitheastern Masaachusetto— not T)i« committee placed in ' evi mail at the home of Clyde. Cook. The President went on to say CLOSED AT NOON Drive B: Mrs. Carol Alexander! it would pass in the face of op Including Cap* Cod—would be an dence affidavits signed W 65 of the . This was part of proposed eri- that h* and Zhukov at that time Washington. July 17 (Jt^ — Op and daughter, 5 Berger Rd., Rock- FIRST W5 MAIN 9TRCET position from both Democratic ideal area in which to ‘ pinpoint company's 12S candy plant em, dence In the United' States gov coraerated very closely, and that posing rides dug in today forth* i m vitle; Mr*. Helen Potyra and son. - and Republican leaders. rainmaking. ployes, criticizing both th* contract ernment’s contention that Kaaper a zhukov-Wllson meeting at this shoivdown fight over President ON SATURDAYS Wapplng; Mrs. Margaret Tedford' That area is hard hit by the dry time might prove profitable bv ^senhow.er’a Cfivii Rights pro Mmh^rOfBoth Rep. Vorys. iR-Ohloj, , s floor and the way it was negotiated. and 14 Tennesseana conspired to- 163 Oak St.; Peter Bissonette, WH-I F«!er«l RrfKrrve S.vnt^m One, sig n ^ by;s>,rovisions. DURING JULY and AUGUST FfderiR) Deponlt Innuriincc Corpbriibo]| ' cnsEhCe” "bf beating' Seldeq’s mo-.. Bertana, Zion, HH'a’'34 to-w;oykersj tion'baBaihg-Interference « ' X 10' patio Summer S t; Mrs. Ella Crouse, 105' . J .. li .V . J missloner>of Agriculture John L. contract "a. po ed to his testimony on the ground He did not elaborate on this. hoped it Would stiffen rcslstanc* C o al. . . Coke . . . Fuel O il. . . Oil Burners LUMBER, INC. irtMsI aod high-potvikry dMO Vitamia for before the union’s internattonsi that postal regulations give a con A reporter asked whether he be to 'Compromise moves. quick, new >-ouag«r pep. viaa. 3-iiav "get- | President Eisenhower displayed this 'oxpreMion of. a man .deep In Sen. PotUr ((R-Mlch) said he 255 Center S t—Phone MI 8-SI44 aequaiDtrd” tiro oalv 69e. Or get Ccomoay i convention 'there last October. fidential nature to mail d'ellyeries.i lieved an exchange of visits by tite, n v a B1.07. AH druggisti. Ehrlich "waz opposing Cross’ re- quotes Fostal Manual , . thought during hie newt-conference today. The praiidcnt said ha Zhukov and Wilson would serve a didn’t think more than hve oi* six 15 of America’s Beauties election as union president. U.S. Dlst. Judge Robert L, Tay can not imagine-any ctrcumsUnca* which would Induce him to useful purposes. Republican Senators would vot* When Cross denied even enter lor aa'ked both defeniw and gov- try to enforce schoolol desegregation through, use of troop*. (AP It might, the President replied tor any am es^anU to tha admin ing the Ehrlich hotel room. tt\p I'emment attorney* to cite some Wirephoto). . quickly. istration bilL^gibed by toe Hous'e wdnsn and her New York lawyer, ! precedent*, and law, covering this He then went on to say there last month. Still in Miss USA Race ------'point. e is nothing he would not do experi But Sen. RusaeH (D-Ga) said the S A Y ^ CASH soutoem opponent* h# is leading ■ - (Continued on Pago Twenty-Uiree) I Today U.S. Dlst. Atty. John C. mentally to bring about better ., . I ------'■—^ ------I Crawford Jr. quoted portions at Ruesian-Amerlcan relations. But “were prepared to expend the You Can By JOHN BBdiLER fing days of toe International beau-!___ 'the Postal--Afanual which said the Czechs Fear Plan he (Xkutioned against big interna greatest effon ever mad* in his Long Beach, Calif., July 17 ivF) ty,- contest. There were tcM and A cjI j- • court had authority to order postal tional-meetings which build up tory to prevent psssage of this bill Fifteen of the prettiest girls in downcast face* amohg the 29 girls O e i i a i O r S i \ S K :emnloyes to testify. great hopes by toe people of to* In its preimnt form.” America still were in the running eliminated in to* oj^ning round, i The defense argued,, however,' world.- only to see these hopes give The Dixie forces already have today ip the congest to pick the and most of them mad* haiaten to ' citing another, passage of toe way to a great wave, of pessimlam. drawn support outside their own M Unltod States’ representative In leave too auditorium as crowds of Effect ot Cuts Postal--Mamiai,—that jwch disclos For New Red Ties The risk of inviting Zhukov Is ranks, ft-Om Democrats and Re- tha Misa-Unlverse-contest. photographers and -v^-wlsl)0rs ure Is at the discretion of the head nothing, Eisenhower said, com publlcsns alike, to delete or modify The beautiful survivors, of the key featurea of the bUl.. By Harold K. Milks ^ly well filled with consumer goods, pared to toe risk of sitting on your first night’s competition will par to hands, doing nothing. lU Y A ade their charms before the judges U.S. Forces Prague, July I7 —Nikita something toe people of Russia' (Oonttnoed tm Pag* Twetify-three) toe American entrants will be up seldom aee. Prices, while high, are Eisenhower recalled that he had again tonight. TKe winner will (Continued on I’age Twenty-three) Kimisehev’s proposal for greater held many long discussions with become Miss USA, who irill then against some stiff competition ■ Waa)iington, July 17 (Ab - Three economic integration for the Com not beyond toe reach of many peo the Soviet' Marshal in Berlin over take her place in a field of S3 when the international phaae of the members of the Senate Armed munist world sounds like bad news ple. toe merits of communism and de Better Used Car of the fairMt of this and many contest starts. , Servicea Committee said today i *1 •. te the average (jzech. People Better Dreoaed mocracy. WORLD GREEN other land*. The lovely invader* from foreign: they want to take a closer look j xjO.SlCIIO S They recall what nine year* of ' Khrushchev must have noticed . Couldn’t Oonvlnoo Zhukov Bulletins AT Chosen from among 44 Ameri- lands walked off with the first! at a Pentagon order for a 100.- V , .. ■ «-< n helping maintain the economy of how much better dressed are ^ i t o a smile, the President said ean entranta after appearing be two award* to be presented, Can-j 000-man reduction in the armed j oelieveCl tiX-OOXer t'.e Soviet jUnion and keeping some Prague’s people than h(s own na he bed been very hard put to con from the AP Wires ada’a Gloria Noake* winning toe'forces’ autoo/lzed strength of fore the judgea, first in evening Xlisa P(mulari^ title and Ger of the more faltering satellites tions, who plod -through Red vince 'Zhukov of his argument that gowns then in bathing suita, were: 2,800,000. alive have done to this oncj pros Square and the broad avenues of democracy was superior. many's (Jertt Daub, being judged But two members of toe House _ New York. July 17 (iflP) —- Vin Mias Arkansas, Helen Elizabeth cent Gigante, a former profes perous nation. Moscow. Czech men and women ■ ZhukoyN^as very. , honestly------con ^ CRASH SEARCH FAILS Moat Photogenic. Appropriation* • Committee '— vinced, Ef ■ Garrott, 19, of-IVest. Memphis; Mis* Noakes, 18, Toronto, Won Chairman Cannon (D-Mo) and sional boxer. 1* being sought as the The promise from Khrushchev of appear far ahead of their counter bower .eaid, of the. f Taipei, July 17 yp>—Aa Inten- Miaa Oallfomia, Peggy Jacobaon, greater . economic ciioperaiion parts in Russia in clothing,. food, soundness of ^Is'cqmmuniat''hi.- .-nnimiini.f doc ses sod gTOund eesTeh CARTER’S har award aa a result pf ballots Rep. ~ ---- Mahon (D-Tex)—generally ^ gunman who attempted to assas trine. \ ^ MANCHESTER’S NEWEST and MOST MODERN USED CAR LOT IS. Downey; Mist Illinois, Mari-^ c a ^ by some of toe 3150,000 spec- sinate racketeer Frank Costello, it means to many people here an and housing. today failed to turn up any trace approved the' reduction. The President discussed of a U.S. Air Force 042 missing anne Oaba, 16, Chicago: Mias Utors who watched the 76 contest Secreta-ry of Defense \VU*oh, was learned at police headquarters even greater drain oii a nation Many Czechs here aay they fear Iowa, Judith Ann Hall, 20, Coimcil ants in the Miaa Universe parade today. v;hose living standards have euf- Khruahchev’i Suggestion for eco.- torse topics: with 16 persona aboierd. Radio acting with President Eisenhow Atomic etockpils—'Ae Secretary contact with the plane was brok AH O . K. Used C o n Bluffs; - 'Miaa Maryland, Leona Sunday. Miss Germany placed sec er's approval, announced toe cut A police source said the 30-year- ft-red miK^ since it ■ became nomlc integration ia simply an A LL O K. USED C A R S 'Trade-in Accepted on AR Gage, 2d, Glen Btirnie: Miss Mas- ond in to* popularity poll •with Mlsa old Gigante l.s the prime suspect Communist. other plan to drive toe Cizech eco- of State. Dulles did yuterday, en - Tueaday night as it neared yesterday to be effective by toe Eisenhower said this country is the end of a Journey to TslpN Cemplately Re-condiHened GUARANTEED IN Used Cars. Budget Payments Every Wednesday •achuaetti, Sandra Ramsay, 19,' Italy* Valeria Fabrizai, 21. Bolo end of 1957. He said It would in toe wounding of Costello on "We might achieve an even fiomy down to-the level of Ruaiia Haverhill: Miss Nebraska, Carolyn gna, third. 2. ^ and toe weaker satellites. Khrush considering toe poaaibiUtX. of from d a r k Field, in the Philip by Factory Methods WRITING save about 3200 million ’.‘(yltoout better coordination in the .work of TdtU|ig a stockpile of atomic w6m - pines. On Bdlance if Desired McGirr, 16, Sidney. MIsi Daub, a lovely blonde, was materially affecting deployments ^ I t was learned from police lour- toe industry and agriculture of chev alleged the western powers, ons at the disposal of toe North Miaa Nevada, Joan Adams. 28. selected for her awai^ b.v toe pho our countries so that our economy are threatening a trade blockade. of major combat, unit* abroad, In- * 8 that Costello — although list Atlantic Treaty Organization CEMENT STRIKE CONTINUES Jjkt Vegas;-Miss New’ Yoric. Sanilta tographers covering the evenL {. eluding those in w'esterh, Europe. ed technically aa complainant in might .be more :.clo*ely linked," Elxperienced observers here pre (NATO). Pelkey, 21, New York City: Mis* Khruahehev. said before 'he left dicted toer6 would be resistance, Chicago, July 12 (AV-About Mis* Italy was second In the. vot-1 Not Informed lu Advance the assault case --— did not name He said further, however, that half^ of the nation’s 140 cement TRY OUT PRIVILEGE ON ALL USED CARS 974 MAIN ST. Ohio, Kathr>1i Gabriel, 20, Cleve- Ing and Miaa Brazil, Tereodnba Chairman Rusa'ell (D-Ga) of the Gigante aa his assailant, Prague on Tuesday. perhaps even at government and there la no specific program on Irnd; Miss Soutlj Carolina. Jean Goncalvea Morango, 20, third. > ; Senate committee said he had not He spoke also of Czech factories Tarty level, to any drastic change that at this time. mantilMturing plantH remained PLUS SpotU, 20, Newberry: Misi Texas, Ih toe Czech economy. strike-bound toda)', making Idle Take them out on the open rood. Satisfy yourself before .you buy. The only American among to# been Informed in advance of the (Continued on Page Twenty-three) which wer* hot being operated at A reporter suggested that slich Gloria Hunt. 20, Corpus Chriatl; first fivje In eitfier - category was reduction plans, and added in an full capacity ahd. of the need to ‘’Czechoslovakia today I* not a program might be illogical in the nearly 16,000 workers. The 2- Miss Utah, Charlotte Sheffield, 20, Miss North Dakota. Anne Marit interview: ' renovate old factorle*. before stabtiized, it is aimply dormant,'' llghl-df current disarinament talks, munth old etrlke also luu^^dled 1955 CHEVROLET 1953 CHEVROLET Plenty O f Salt Lalfe City', Miss Washington, Studneas, 19,' of Devfla Lake, who building more new ones. said one European diplomat with Eisenhower disagreed, saying an undetermined number of cop- 1951 M E R C U R Y ^ "Our committee ce.rtainly will atrurUon workers. Who have bpen E'iana Schafer, 16, Bellevue: Miss placed fourth .among the public ; want to find out what these redtic- To some CJsechs this sounded t*DOOR. RadJOf HeAter* STA’nO N WAGON. Ra- C I A O C Vlrgbiia. Ruth Marie. Parr. 18. favorites. (Continued on Page Two) laid off because of curtailed 1 Power Glide. . 2-DOOR. SUPER MARKETS i Uons will mean in the Air Force like another move to drain off * (CoeUaued oe. Page Twenty-three) ■ toment auppliee. The Olympia 485 • dio, HeatA-,' Folding .Xeat. ^ IW I f 0 Radio, Heater. Saint- Albans. A note of sadness marred last I and Its striking power." News Tidbi^ even more heavy-industrial pro- Free Parking ITielr aetecUon brought- to an night’s fOsUvitlea' aa It became | Sen. Francis CAse (R-SDj,, an- Portland Cement, Co., Belling- end the sense of fun and happy Culled from AP Wires diicta and. consumer‘'goods to ham, Waab., and the United Ce 1954 OLDSMOBILE anticipation that mark* the open- strengthen the Communist camp. ment Limo and Gypsum Workers 1953 OLDSMOBILE 1950 CHEVROLCT (Coatinued on Pag* Tweaty-Throe) I (Coatinued on Page Twenty-throe) "What do we ^ t in return?" International Union reached an 1- DOOfL Radio,, asked one Czech'man on to,e street. t-DOOR. Radio, 2-DOOR. All Pittsburgh invited td see :anan agreement on a neiv imntract yee- Hydramatic. $1395 Heater, Hydramatic. . BEST " Pirates play St. Louia-^for free..' "It looks like all we get. la toe' terday. This settlement brought Radio, Heater. Lb. Baghdad authpriUea close-schools, promise of Soviet'military, protec to 22 the number of cement Chuck Roast STEER BEEF theaters, to check spread of Aslan tion from possible enemies in Eu plants covered with a 16-cent 1953 FOR^ 1952 CHEVROLET 1950 CHEVROLET TVu ntber of Cdurts i n St a te flu rope." Follows Moscow Style an hoiir -raise. James M. Langley, publisher of Even after nine years of contrib V-8 CI-tTB COl’PE. 2-OOOR. Radio. Concord, N. H.. daily Monitor uting to the Communist buildup HOFFA TTRIAL ENDS R|Bd|d, Heftter. CO.NVERTIBLE, Vienna. July 17 ( ^ —SatelUtefaaid; “The party ia determined to $795 Heater, Power Glide. Radio, Heater. leaves fioday to take post in Pak Czechoslovakia remainqiin attrac Washington, July 17 IE—Testi istan as U.S. ambassador.. Indian tive place in compariaM to other Bulgaria’s press and radio-today unmask all enemies who oppose Us mony ended today in the bribery- Cut-Up Chickens >49‘ Mystery^ Chief Justice Says Defense Minister V. K. Krishna Kremlin satellites. launched a campaign of demmcla- policies." conspiracy trial of James K- Hof 1753 FORD 1952 CHEVROLET Menon meets President Nasser to The shops of Prague are relative- Uon against three tbp Communists Bulgsiria is in such severe eco fs with the hlidweat boss ot the 1953 PLYMOUTH Teamsters Union' insiatiag he RI.X4-DGOR. continue trying for reo|>ening of expelled from party posLa in the nomic difficulties that thousands of 2-DOOR. ilCBL’RBAN’. Radio, Hartford, Jiily 17 » — Nobodyf cssaora—AasociBU JusUcs _K*n-f Get together meetings have, al talk* between Britain and Egypt. latest Soviet bloc purge. Its unemployed have been sent to never-knew John Uye Cheasty Radio, Heater, r knows at the prasent time how nelb IVynne o< the Supreme Court $695 Rftdlo. HeAter. heater, Folding Seat. ready been held by Justice O’Suiil- Judge L! Hanihn Greene to ap Caught in the second satellite Soviet Siberia 'to work. 271008*0(1* worked for the Senate Rackets many courts are operating in the of Bhrora on AUg. 11 and As- van with judgea of toe probate and pear in Alton, N. H., court on Jap Doctors Ch6ck shakeup—Romania _had one twr of others have been moved' from Committee. - state of Connecticut. Chief Justice so':iate Justice Edward, J. Daly Hunts Tomato Catsup tirnttor Mml!: | change or‘o;;ratiAg”motor“vihicTe d Sentenced to Die »*®—"'"e Deputy Sofia and other cltle* to the coun 1953 PONTIAC 1951 CH RYSLER 1952 STUDEBAKER P. B. O’Sullivsn said today. next May 6—to handle. VFi OCIlieiICCU lO iy 1C I P r e m i e r Georgi Tiiankov. former tryside to prevent uprisings. ■ FOOD PRICE HITS HIGH Justice - O’SuiUvan is spending court prw cutore. he said, and that ! “"•*" influence of liquor, .Part- New York, July 17 WP)— 2- 000R, R^lo, Heater, Ths reason, he said, is that time evening jails suggested by ^ I deputy Premier Dobji Terpetshev It waa expected that TaankoV. 4-DOOR. Radio, Heater, ttiere ars somewhere between 700 the final weeks before his retire will have to be done by hia aucces- who ia also chairman of the State W'boleaale food prices, atilf Hjdnunatlc. 4-DOOR V-fl. aors. London council to cope, with ndt- Sendai. Japan.'^July 17 CJ')—The'and former Oen. Nako Panov. $995 '• Automatic Trmnsiflisalon. Radio, Heater, Overdrive. and 1,000 justices of ths peace ment "getting toe ball rolling" ao-tough boys. .InLernational char Sendai High Court today named | Tsankov waa oualed from both Planning Ckimmisslon, would bej climbing, hit their hlgheat point but no central-point for coordinat with' a series pf get-together Meetings Scheduled ter ."guaranteeing the special two Japanese paychiatrists to ex toe party's Ontral Committee and made the scapegoat *or the. eco- In over two year* this week, Dog Food V 1 3 * 1 .0 0 ing their activities. meetings. t The C^ief -Justice has called rights and care of the’elderly" , is amine an American soldier and his the Politburo. The others were noniic diatreasv Dun g Bradstreet reported to Thehey are empowered, under cer ' Under Public Act 65'1, which meqting* for next Monday and pie* of acientists meeting in Italy Japanese gill friend Sentenced to thrown out of toe Central Com Diplomatic obaervera in Vienna' day. At 36.31 the firm’s food tain ctrcumstancea, to hear auc)i went into effect July 1, toe Chief Tuesday with Judgea of all dty, for study of aged. ' death by a lower court. ■ mittee. have suspected that, the aatellite’ index compared with $6.27 last matters as bastardy actions anil Justice became boss of svsey court police, tow-n, borough and trial . Flood in wake of T>’phoon The appeal court said It would Announcing the shakeup. Radio purges are being used by the party week and was 5 per rent higher Remember: elTlI casoa where no - more than In the state under a unified, aingle justice courts, toe jurists who dis Wendy leavea 78 dead, So!o mis hold up further action on the case Sofia charged the three with "sya- bosses to get rid of rivals by accus than the $6.01 figiii’e a year ago. SELECTED FRESH FRUITS A N D VEGETABLES 3100 la Involved, according to toe judicial department. pense justice on the local level. sing In Philippines - . . Head of until it gets toe psychiatrists’ tematlc opposition figainst the pol ing them of trying to split the party This week’s total Is the highest Chle/ Justice. That maans he is reaponrible for "I will make no threat*," O’Sul-- and by blaming them for economic sln(» the inde.x stood at $6!ss PASCAL T.ABLF.- p-LORlDA SWEET and JCICY HIKSH livapt said. "I merely want to Im- Teamsters, Union in Portland. Ore,, findings. The specialists said toey icy of the party and Us political failures. . July 5. 1955, This also waa the. A USED CAR IS ' Some Strictly Honorary ibe administration of toe Supreme acquitted of bribe charge* • In would report in about three unity." The Kremlin used much the Hqw many are actively Bitting is Court of Errors, nine Superior preaa them with toe fact that I When the-Russians atsged their thlrn straight week that the in am now' responsible for the opera fourth major vice investigation months. same words to denounced V. ,M. shakeup.. the Bulgarian Central dex has attained a . 1957 high. ONLY AS GOOD AS CELERY something known only to their Courts, nine courts of common . . .. Nefir distance record set for W t. Orvia Boone, 24, a Negro Moiotov, Georgi Malenkov,. L. M. ORANGES Watercress ' friends and neighbors in the 162 pleas, 122 probate courts, thrae tion of their courts." , ’ Committee said it would, "creative One of his plans In discharging •xudug pigeons as "Blue Streak" soldier from Galveston, Tez„ and Kaganovich and, their associates ly apply" flie' Soviet method. One RED.S SPARE SEVEN ' THE DEALER WHO tiowhi of the state, he said. To a juvenile courts, 44 town courts. ccomplete*.724-niiIc flight. ShlgSko Sasaki, 20. wer* convict who lost out- for opposing Nikita , large percentage the job is strictly th at' responsibility, he .said, ia to main difference was apparent. Budapeat, July 17 lE—Commu 20 city courts, two borough courts, confer writh, all lower cbhrt prose Russian air attache barred from ed March 20 of murder, arson and Khrushchev’s policies. Node of the ousted trio has been nist Hungary's "People’s Su bunch ^ ^ ® bunch honorary and, at most, they per- 108 trial justice courts, the Dan attending Air Force Assn., con robbery. During their- trial Boone SEUS IT TO YOU COMPANY, INC. - form an occasional marriage. cutor* to get at toe . bottom of It was expected more severe linked with Staiinism. preme Court” today reduced - 49 ‘ bury Traffic Court and the un whatever "fixing" ia going oh. He vention . : Massachusetts mother and Miss Sasal^blamed-each other charge* “would follow soon lit the To the contrary, 'Tsankov got death sentences to prison terms 1229 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER “It would probably be desirable known number of juatices of the said he will try to fine! out from stabs S-y«ar-old daughter, Patricia for toe alaying and robbery of a Bulgarian case ^nd that toe purged hia deputy premier'* post after for seven peraons convicted 'ot to have them register somewhere peace. them who aika them to ’’fix” Ann Bullard, to o u th , wounds 26-year-oId Japanese woman in trio also would be remiVved from Premier VuUco Chervenkov was helping to bang Communist po U they firs oMratlng,” Justice The Caiief Justloc eakl he had- -cases, and Uuit ha wriU expoct them father . . . Buffalo Deputy Sheriff Sendai last Sept. 2. They were ac their government jobs following the fired in April 1956.as a "Uttle licemen from a Soviet War Me asumviian sail told .Justices 3Vyim« and Daly bs to name name* when oUiey reply. William A. Buysra reveals role cused of burning Miss-. KIkuko Moscow pattern. Stalin" whoaa one-man rule dam morial during the antl-Rueahua ^ Tbs Justice of Uts Paaos Bita- would not go afasad With any in, Any reporfb of "fix" attempte as FBI maderoover .man who suc MifraU’s home after they had suf- Purge Net Over aged party and stats , revolt last fall. Death nMtences atlon la something OhM JusUcs novatioM xrithout eonaulUng ceeded la oonvicUng wrife's gang- Radio Bucharest indicated . the tfr eevea other detebdaate wer* 0 ^ u1Hv«b will Isavn fior Ua n e - thsm and getting their approvaL (OeaW—^ • • Page Two), •ter cousin. ... (OsaltaMfl esi Pag* HMm s ) Itomaalaa purge Is not Over. It (OeutimHd a« Fh n W toau) eonfirmed. <■ t
