PAGE FOURTEEN TUESDAY, JULY 2SS, 19rJ ■i \ jHanrlipatpr lEu^nlns !SftaIb Average Dally Net Press Run Per the Week Boded Th« Weather . dime 8, 19S7 The Manchester Olrl Scout get to Hartford imd whan wa ar­ PerMSUt e f D. (L WcatlMr Burs— Council will hold a special meeting rived you can Imagine how freth Aboilt Toi tonight at 8 o’clock at the home of Supreme Court Will Hear Scouts Home • we looked. CI«or M id -^rote In Memoriam • Justice Patrick B. day. It was quite a thing to see Prior to acting on the bill, the Walter N. —one day thousands and thou­ committee voted unanimously to rapidly today with a further LecIerC in loving memory of Tsofit Opal.ch: reacncd Ute mandatory ««rem e“ , ‘ n S r ' ? i t h ‘ lhe“ *Ne‘i^^ Uuinn’s Damage to who passed aw.y July « . ,!l».4 : i Y orr^ u S ly fr'su i '^"^st-grld^.U sands of tents and the next dav expunge from the record remarks sharp upturn indicated by a three tor only scattsred patches of tents by Rep. Miller (R-Neb) last week forecast of rainless skies for were lefp. 33 Main Street. Manchester 2:y",;Sh*Jrrdrc:,r'’ : ^mef SuaUc? wm w.J.?'to*^ru‘c ' I y - ^Pharm afy in which he said Mrs. Pfo.st hatV, days to come. ButR ill loveI n v * fortn r you vmi «*ho«*hn aleep* sl*«riB beneath^I^finAlh. nat'* In tha rlA/>Iai/kn ^ BCllCVtIC AiCQlC&l OCCltCr AHd A.fl* "Early Saturday we boarded a P ^ INC. W State Farms Call Ml 9-S869 WUI never fade away. sought to 'Intimidate him by The prolonged dry spell hald ita "‘t^leytlonVfr'r each of the af: j t"raC'*hs'^e.d*ihe no.‘^ train for Hartforo and boy, was threatening to withhold action on grip as the U.S. Departmanb' of Wife and children* fected towna are expected to at-1 trafnlng he held the post it hot! It took us nine hours to bills pertaining to Nebraska.'^ tend the hearing in the SUte S u -i° ' m»t™ctor in .surgerysurgery Hartford, July 24. (/P)— Agriculture’s marketing aervlca . at N. Y. U. Medical School. Miller had asked last week that Federal oifficial.s Thursday reported general showers aarly preme Court building on Capitol his remarks be taken from the rec­ this week did "little to allaviate" Ave., in Hartford. A graduate of Loomis School in will insp^ect the drought dam- Windsor add Amherst College in ord and had apologized to ' Mrs. Clyde Cook, one of the convicted seyen of conspiracy the situation. Amherst,- Maas.,— Dr. -Caldwetl'4 NORMAN’S Pfoet.. The Idaho rongresswom- , eetfinit Latest estimates of loisaa by Federal court at Knoxville, Tenn„ yesterday, holds a comforting served with the U.S. Navy In the PLEASENOJE! an. who denied Miller's accusation, arm around his daughter Caroline as they emerge from the which has led Governor Ribi- officials were;: Rhode Island, 810 Have You An Event (Picnics Tonight Pacific In World War II. He re­ • 445 HARTFORD RD. • said today she realized if had been courtroom ig ttr the trial. (AP Wirephoto). coff to recommend that the million dollars; ConnecUeui; ap­ ceived his medical degree from made in the heat of debate and State be declared a major dis­ proaching 8X0 million and Massa- ’ I On Playgrounds McGill University in Montreal in OUR OmCE WILL IE should be stricken. dhusetts, 88 million. 1932. HEADQUARTERS for aster area. Scheduled That Calls Bordered on Defeet The tour will start from Storra,’ Tenlii of Inch Expected Dr. Caldwell llvej. with his wife The PfQst bill would have The U.S. Weather ^ re a u had I The weekly playground picnic and two children at 158 Boulder CLOSED AT NOON aythorized construction of a high the party expected to include State Commisaionef of Agriculture Jo­ unfavorable news for farmers- The _ suppers will be held this evening. Rd. He will Aialntain his office at federal-built dam in the Snake Appeal Slated by Seven For Food? Anyone interested in attending seph N. Gill, and representatives weatherman aald only one-tmth of 933 Main St. . ON SATURDAYS SALES and SERVICE River stretch of the Idaho-Oregon an inch of rain ia expecM in tha It may be a wedding, a banquet or Just an informal these picnics may do so by attend­ of the Univcralty of ConnecUcut border where Idaho Power Co. has and the state office of the U.S. next five days. get-together of a society, lodge or some friendly group. ing the playground nearest th^ir DURINft JULY and AUGUSt been given Federal Power Com­ home. Fires will be kindled so that REFRIGERATORS • Convicted in Bias Case AgriculturaL Stabilization arid Con­ Some losses, such as in the j anyone who wants' may cook ho’t- mission approval to, build three servation Slrvlce. J cranberry crop In southeastern WE ARE PREPARED TO SERVE YOU ■mailer dams.'The bill has border- I dogs, haraburgs or roast marsh'-, W.ASHERSo wcallawn,- JMEReat the bill in.subcommittee, the j 8PPe*l-. , tration. s E p r ir r ^ cesspool cloccinc ’'420 LAKE STRteETf'^"^ Fogarty Brothers, Inc. '/coalition has tried unsuccessfully; Obviously stunned by" the ver Purpose Explained ' ries have l^ n lost. —— PREVENTED ' DISPOSAI>5 • to kiirthe bill In the ftill commit- relumed yesterday by gp vtl- Purpose of declaring the state a Rhode Island and ConnecUcut WILL BE CLOSED 319 IR O A D STREET white U.S. District Court jury, de­ Dio Jury Fails Attys, Erneflt McCormick and Jay Rubinow, opposing counsel In Judgeship case. each have aeked to be declared Om .TrNhMt TELEVISIONS • diaaster area is to aecure for far­ Garden Grove (OonUnued on Page Three) fense attorneys said they will sp- mers who have lost hay and other major disaster areas to become j U m i Ftll imt until further notice be­ C o o l. . . C A * . . . Fud Oil . . . Oil Burnars PHONES Ml 3-7364 peal if denied a new trial. livestock feed more liberal terms enable for federal aid. t monp) bdcfc gujfjnlpp cause of sickness and "We Iba.t a skirmish but not a To Agree; Sent in the purchase of rations for their In Rhode leland. Agriculture and j battle," ^sald Robert L. Dobbs, Sheppard Case Conservation Director John L. MI3-R383 remodeling. cow/t. Fulbright Sees 1‘Afemphis, chief counsel for - ths { Senator William A. Purtell today Rego said the 810 million loss ia ! Clinton defendants. "Of coursa, Home to Bed wired Prealdim Eisenhower urging High Court Hears hit state la a “conservaUva esU- ! appeal." prompt dttentloip 'to '"dhe " rtcom- New ConfessQi4 rhate.” ' Kasper's lawyer. J. Benjamin Ike’s Aid Plan New York, July 24 (JP) After mendatlon by Governor Rlbfcoff on He added that the situaUon Is ! Simmons of Waahtngton. D. C.. "getting worse and Worse every night-ion^ deliberation, an all- Tuesday that the state be declared said he too will file an appeal if a disaster area. Termed Faker day-” In Direi Straits U.S. Dial. Judge Robert L. Taylor male jury reported this morning it '< fh e drought which has lasted Minor Judge Case in ConnecUcut, ofBoialt said tha ' rejecta'the defense plea for a new was unable to agree on a verdict 810 million dollar loss asUmats trial.' for three months in some arca.s Cleveland, July 24 (JP) — Two in the union la'oor shakedown case particularly eastern Connecticut, men tvho helped send Dr. S a m would be a "modest figure” If tha SAVE CASH Washington. July 24 (gh-Ful- Judge Defers Sentencing draught continues. against racketeer Johpny Dio. burned up dairy, farmers’ grass­ Sheppard to Ohio-penitentiary for Connecticut Supreme Court of Errors waa asked to­ brlght (D-Ark> said today the ad­ TaylOr deferred sentencing pend­ The Jury was sent to bed arid told land crops. the bludgeoning o f hla wife were The Connecticut Agriculture De> * ing argument on the defense's new day tt) decide whether minor court JudRes appointed by the partment said "crop prospeeta era I ministration’s foreign aid program to return for further deliberation ■ On Tuesday after Governor Ribl- bdek from Florida today with a Governor on ah interim basis serve for tWo or four-year terms. trial motion. No date has been set. at 11 a.m. tomorrow,- coff made his recommendation. 26th name to add. to their list of at a critical stage and wlU da- j "Is in ver;| serious trouble" and The decision will affect Ju^e-'* terlorate rapidly unless a gpod 1 lUtME YOUR Those convicted face a maxi­ General sessions court Judge Gov. Dennis J. Roberts of Rhode fake confessors to the 3-year-old "only the President can save it.' ships in Manchester, Hartford mum, sentence of six months in Island asked the President to de­ murder. soaking rain is received im the \ John A. Mullen gave the jury the and" Meriden. In these communi­ near future.” ; , Fulbright contended that Sen­ jail and 81,000 fine, or both. directive when it reported its. fail­ clare his state a dlsaater area. ITte two are Dr. Samuel R. Ger­ ate conferees will nedd "the strong Meanwhile, at the neajrby town ties, Opposing sets ot interim Defense Aides A Massachusetts apokaaman ure to reach agreement at ,8:30 ber, Cuyahoga County's veteran judges—one set appointed In 1956, est kind of personal backing from of Clinton there was some bitter­ a.m. The jury had been given the (Cootlnubd on Page Ten) coroner, and James E. McArthur, estimated that . Masaachusetta I USED^AR ness, some shock- and some satis­ the other in 1957 — are claiming dairymen are losing as much as i the Prealdent"- When they meet case at 7 o’clock last night. who headed Cleveland detectives DOUBLE with repreaenUtlvda o f the Hoiiae faction over the verdict. the right'to the bench. - Oppose Ban On 8100,000 a day bacauae of driad-up I Plus Dio and two union officiala had inveatigatlon of the, July 4, 1954, pastures. j to Iron out differencei over the leg- Last fall, a dozen Negro students undergone a month-long trial of crime. , Claim 4-y«ar Term ialatlon. * were enrolled in CTInton High .fudge Wesley Gryk of Manches­ Milk prices are fixed by federal j charges of conspiracy to extort Britain Delays The name added to their Hat was Trials Abroad regulaUons, but losaea by vega- ! J ^ C E ! Appointment of Senate confereea School with some 800 whites. It 130,000 from two companies anxl-1 that of Donald Joseph Weller, 23, ter and the three other-incumbent hai been delayed by the Senate was the first state-supported Judges maintain that aince the table growers are reflected ia 1 oui to keen Ishor peace. a petty criminal Snd narcotics ad­ prices charged consumfrs. Avat^ f civil righU battle, but Fulbright la school in Tennessee to mix the Air Strike on dict who waa jailed in Deland. Fla., atatutea provide for 4-year terms Washington* July 24 (E—Defense WORLD GREEN one of thoae likely to'’^ named. rac4s. following the Supreme Accused In R1« m I Blinding that "mesh” with the 4-year term age retail food pricea in the Boa- j Dio also has been accused of as a fugitive from a road eSmp officials today opposed a new <3on* Ilouae Out »747 MlUion Court ruling that aegfegation la of the Governor, their terms run greeslonal move to forbid foreign engineering the acid-bllndlng at­ Where he was doing time for rob­ (Continued on Page Ten) find it here The House cut 1747.577,000 from unconstitutional. Muscat Rebels bery. until 1959. They were represented trials for any offenses comitiitted tack on labor columnist 'Victor today by Atty. -Ernest McCormick by U.S. GIs while on duty, tte President’s requests for At first, , averything went Rleae). His trial In the Riesel case Only two or three of the previ­ 83.884,410.000 and put a one-year of Hartford. smoothly. A Negro ^ rl was has been defayed indefinitely by London. July 24 (/P) — BriUin ous "confessors" got much pub­ Asst. Secretary of Defense Man- limiUUion on hla propoibd 3-year The new appointeei, however. elected chairnian of her classroom. refusal of prosecution witnesses held up air strikea against rebel licity. Wedler, a blond-sideqprned field D. Sprague told the House fund for economic development Then violence flared'. . mobs . . . to testify. - . . young vagabond who has been Including Jules Karp of Manches­ Armed Services Committee the bill loana abroad. The Senate held ita tribesmen in the Persian Gulf rioting . . . a trim young Baptiit The racketeer, also a target' of brushing with the law since he was ter, argued * that ^ the Governor offered by Rep. Kilday (D-Tex) ac­ Bullejtins reductions t1095 obligations. ■ "The admlniatration- seems to tionists in the streets to -the school. sidered the case against him and ney Thursby of Volusia County, the new judges, said that the "rel­ ~i Reports to London papers fi-om evant constitutional and statu­ MXIcolm A. MacIntyre, the under taka It for granted that the con- Out of that came the "Clinton his fellow'defendants. • the sultry der»r' domain said Fla. that he had bludgeoned, a ONLY BACKS VOTTNO BIGHT* Every Wednesday fe m c e committee will apiit all trial." In sending the jury to bed, woman to death with a piece of tory provisions" prohibit Interilri secrietary of Air,-, ______said KUday'a, . .... bill Washington, July t/P>— Six men and a woman stood con­ rocket-firing jets had opened ol- pipe near ae.veland in July, 1954. appointments exceeding two years. would backfire and harm not only ‘^Sen- Nanafleld (D-.Ment) urged TSSS CHEVROLET 4-DOOR vs 1952 CHEVROLET 2-DOOR -ulfferiencaa and coma up with a Judge Mullen told members; fenaiva sorties against , tribal compromise that will keep the pro- victed today of criminal contempt have had a long session After questioning Wedler for Today’s question waa the third the Interests of the individual aerv- Senate today "in m aplrit. ot ^ i o , heater, powerglide, power steer- Q Q k for. violating a federal court order I ountain strongholds at dawn to since 1949 that the SUte Supreme ie'eman but alao our national inter­ renaon’* to eonvest the admliihi^ Radio, healer, powerglide. tram going.’* Fulbright. a member and a long deliberation through aesist Spltan Said Bln Taimur. agalnat any interference with the (Continued oii Page Ten) Court of Errors has been asked to est in, the solidarity of defense al­ tratlon'a civil rights bill Into • of the Senate Foreign Relations the nlghL. You must have rest. I The planes were said to have been Committee said. desegregation of the high school.. am ordering you transported to a resolve concerning a Judgeship disr liances so crucial' to our naUonal 'measure aimed primarily at prtK 974 M AIN ST. ordered to pinjmlnt targets in the pute. In each .case the controversy security.’ ’ ^ - tecting voting rights. ^ "It lin t that simple ip view of area of Nizwa, In the southeastern the margins against the moat im­ (Continued on Page Three) (Continued on Page Three) resulted from the Legislature's Kilday argued right back. He 1951 DHRYSLER 4-DOOR- part of the Arabia) Peninsula. ' said "Justice,” not "good foreign DEFENSE BUDGET PASSED 19S4 CHEV. STATION WACON portant features of the bill that But a Royal Air Force spokes­ failure to appoint judges nominat­ Radio, heater, automatic transmission. were rolled up in the House." ed b y 'th e governor, thereby re­ relations,” must be the only guide Washington, July 24 M V-The Radio, heater. man at Manama, Bahrain, said to­ News Tidbits in handling cases of Gl's abroad. House passed by voice vote and U245 • Contending Eisenhower must night no jet planes had taken off quiring him to make Interim ap- PleniyOf takfe a peraonal hand In roundina Control of Alien Ants pbintmenU. And if servicemen think they sent to the Senate today a eom- from Aden or elsewhere in the Culled from AP-Wires up support for his program, Fiii-1 might -be tried by a foreign court prorolse bill appropriatlag area. Since 1949. the Governor and 888,759,850,000 to finance the He- 1951MERDURY 2-OOOR bright added; 'the Legislature could-^ agree on for something done while on duty, 19S4 OLDSMOBILE 4-DOOR SUPER MARKETS No Explanation for Delay he said, service morale will be - frnse Department for the preaent Free Parking * I” ** others can do for There was no expianatiori o f the" • Scientiats critirtze U.S. talk of minor court judgeship appoint­ fiscal year. The |unount la Radio, heater. him. Ha a got to make it clear how 85th Congress Claims "dean" hydipRen bomb . ., . Aus­ ments only in 1953, when the Re- hurt, enlutmenU may drop off and Radio, heater, 'hydramatic. >1395 delay in action. But British Spokea- there may even be tome doubt a.s $2,868,150,000 less than Praa- qmch the miliUry and economic t.ien have nWide plain that they tria grants 'asylum to (Jerman- PLiblicans controlled, both the exe­ Ident Elsehhower originally rec­ asmatance abroad raeana to this born American serf to whether congress would want were going cautiously about the rgeant who de- cutive and legislative branches o f to extend the draft law. ommended although- he later country and he’s got to do It In task of assisting the- SuIUn be­ serted. -the government. scaled down his requests. 1950 DHEVROLETCONV. person." American Bar Assn, openi week, Committee Chairman 'Vinson (D- 39 Major Acts Passed cause o f possible complications Involved Both Parties Ga), who presided at the hearing t9S4 MERCURY CONV. BELTSVHJjE Sen. H. Alexander Smith (R-NJ), ’ • 8 ' • T .. . ' ‘ . , ' long renvention in London.'.-Sid Radio, heater. with neighboring Saudi A.-abia and The judgeship dispuUs in the on '.the bill, tipok the other side. • DODGERS 'TO MOVE IN '>58 5 to 7 LBS. lb in a separate interview, agreed the United States. " Caesar and Imogens Coca say they past involved both political parties. ■ Jacksonville, Fla., July 24 (JP) Radio, heater, overdrive. Waahlngton; July 24 (iP)—By in-'9Uon to be acted on finally before Vlnsbn qaid he is "completely con- T395 HEN irith Fulbright that the House ac- RAF planes dropped thousands will reunlte-in new television com- — Emil Bavasi, vIm president o f eluding such items as control of Hon raised aerloua probliema, but adjournment of the present ses­ of leaflets over rebel-held areas of ed.v show. (Continued oh Page Ten) (OonUiiued on Page Ten) the Brooklyn Dodger*, today he appearad-more hopeful of a aat- imported red ants, the 85th <3on- sion, now scheduled for late Au­ Sen. John F. Kennedy snd wife ffress today laid claim to eqaet- the Arabian peninsula qtate Mon- told the JacktenvUle Jonraal the 4 1950 CHEVOLET 2-DOOR Isfactofy compromise. gust. unless the 'Senate’s civil day and Tuesday warning the dis­ expecting first child in fall . . .' Dodger* would move frorh 19S4CHEVROLn4-OOOR lb Both said the most serious threat ment of 39 "major" measures dur­ rights debate prevents considera­ Maine lifer continues bid for free­ Rfldio, heater. ing the almost seven months It sident tribeamen to end their re­ Brooklyn to Los Angelee for the Radio, heater. DAISY BUTTS tion of them. volt against the BriUsh-alUed sul- dom. 1038 seaaon. has "been In aesaion. 1 0 8 5 (Coattnned on Paga Thrae) In the field of "major" legisla­ Soviet scientist Sags rocket can WAVES Mark 15th Birthday^ The claim was mad# in the pe­ be sent to planet Venus within 10 riodic summary ot "major leglala- tion, the coordinator’s office liste (Continued on Page Twenty-three) U.S. TELUS ARMS AIMS these .measures aa having become years . . . Ralls make progress in London,. July 24 (/Pi — Harold 1954 BUIDK RIVIERA 12 OZ. tlve actions" prepared by the Of­ mixed and quiet stock market to­ Get New Boss in Same Month 19S3CHEVROLETJ-DOOR AEC Sets Off Ninth fice of Coordinator of Informa­ ,jaw, in addition to the calendar E, Staeaen' today told the Five- CAN lb listings and appropriation bills: day.' • . - Power Diaarnuunent Conference , BENTURY tion, Five Israel Cadets At least one polio shot received Radio, heater. Libby’s Corned Beef 'Extension of the law suspending he will submit tomorrow U.S. In addition to the ant control A-Blast of Series by 68 million Americans., , . New 24 (J>)-The‘ role in the supersonic-atomic Navy proposals on the future control Radio, heater, dynaflow. *1595 and 38 other measures it listed, the limits on the size of the- armed Begin State Junket Haven lawyer James R'osen.^67, Wa v e s ,, womens branch o r the that’s now — shaping ■— --- up. ^ summary shows that- the Senate forces. ■ Wavy, celebrates ita 15th birthday of guided mlHsitro and other Atomic Teat Site. Nev., July 24 dies. . . Defendant claims frameup VVlth 15 years' experience, thq rocket armamenta. The Ahter- . ratified one treaty - - on atomic Continuation of legislation per­ in Philadelphia burglary case.' this, month and gets a new boas W'AVEIS now are getting top TALL (8V - ‘The ninth ahot of the Atomic Hartford, July 24 Ufi—Fitfe Israeli lean delegate was the only - 19S3 FORDS 4-DOOR energy—and the House condemned mitting the induction of doctors, Last of Kentucky car accident about the same time. Navy Jobe with more responsi­ CANS Energy Commiasion’a current teat air cadets, and -an accompanying A birthday reunion this weekend speaker at a seven-mlnute ses­ Radio, heater. 1952STUDE.V04-DOOR one foreign nation—Red China. dentists 'and .other apecialista into victims - buried today,. ."Chriat- bility, Capt. Quick says. APPLE SABCE 2 aeries exploded in a brilliant, blue- the armed forces. Offteer, open a 10-day visit of Con­ in Boston will give lots o f WAVlES sion of the U-N. Disarmament Eleven of the bijia enacted were- Radio, heater, overdrive. purple flash at 4:50 a.m. here to­ necticut today as guests of the Con­ mas-in-July" party held/ln Bmton a first glimpse of attractive Capt. She got full agreement from Subcommittee, a British infor- day. appropriation measures. Ebctenalon of authority for en­ . .. French Senate ratifies atomic Capt. Louise K. 'WUde, • outgoing Calendars Claims Moderate listment of aliens in the regular necticut Wing, a v jl Air Patrol Winfred Redden Quick of San maiit reported. jT h e blaa( 'sent a great cloud of Army. , (CAP). pool plan. Vraircisco, their new dlrectbr. WAVE director, as the two sat More- moderate claims on "major In >their small office in the Pen­ 19S3 PONTIAC 2-DOOR SELECTED FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES rolling across the desert, past legislation” are made in the equal­ ‘ Deferment of paymenti on After 2'x days here, the group One of First' Commissioned B58 BRE-AKS SOUND WALE 1953 PLYMOUTH SUBURBAN Senchea where 700 military ob- will head (or New Haven, which COST-OF LIVING RISES It's practically an anniversary tagon's Navy annex. Dressed- in Dayton, Ohio, July 24 i,P) -i. Radio, heater, hydramatic. ly official calendars of Legislation United'Kingdom loan. smart "civilian” sport clothes, FOR SUMMER SALADS INDIAN RIVER PINK SWEET JUICY FI.ORIDA , i^rvera crouched some 3.000 yards published daily by'the clerk of the Extenaion of the operating will be headquarters. Washington, July 24 (A>)—^The ■for 45-year.old Capt. Quick, too. The .Air Force’s new B58 super­ Radio, heater, folding seat. government’s Cost of Living In­ they chatted easily against a back­ ^ .SEEDLESS- away. The dust and accompanying House and the secretary of the authority of the Export-Import The Connecticut tour includes The 5-foot-5 strawberry blonde was sonic jet bomber puked its ock wave also atruck hard at Waterbury, July 29:- Bridgeport, dex . bounced up another ope- am'ong tha first officers comml-s- drop of photogriapha of WAVES ni^le-nose through the sound Senate. The calendars list IS ap­ Bank. • at work. iwa Nob, where newsmen and 31 propriation bills, including two July 30, and New London,'July 31. hair of one jter cent In'june to sioned after Pres'deijt Roosevelt barrier today on a trip from PASCAL CELERY ORANGES Authority for' agreemerita to Tlie. Israelia were among n o its tenth ivcord high in as many signed a bill Jul.v^O, 1942. permit­ GRAPEFRUIT j^ eign civilian defense observersminor measures, and three "m ajor" constrpet atomic reactors in West Navy ri)lea. no longer require Its home base at Fort Worth* S4lhtched young-men who saw America (or months. The Increase, report-, ting women to..j

PAGB TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN,. WEDNESDAY. JULY 24, 1957 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. WEDNESDAY. JULY 24, 1967 A 4 -X PAGE THREB bicycle (about 1.000 crowns) can Creaent Island, on Lake Stafford. B.m. for a riraading of pbrtlona of CKndidalsa in tha lowest of four be financed more . easily. Ellingtion before- th e' Negroes started to organisations around tha country Czech Living Standard Held Staffordville t^oiti th^- eaUtc of jDio Jury FaUs th# judge's charg4, a transcript of categories. The Army asked that achool late last August. The gov­ Automobiles (27,000 crowns for the late,Allison Sanger of Spring some of the testimony, and further iictuse Unit tha President be given authority Fulbright Sees since tha ease broke—and iniium- a small Qeech-bullt .Spartak) are field, Maas., acCordiM to deeds ernment charged that he was the erabla vicioua, ugly, warning let­ N eim ^n Given Sheinwold on Bridge guidance on points of law. The to let th e . services Increase the "hub of the conspiracy” organized Matendaz about the only consumer Items still filed in the Town Clerks office ,/e.ro.i. «r jf JM w-UiMiat-rim |To .Agree; Sent jurors returned to the jury room rejection ratio. , ters and postcards, mostly anony­ Tops Among Soviet Satellites rationed. Monday. Rita Hayrworth, Robt. hittchum at 2 a.m. Ike’s Aid Plan to force them out. mous. A pound of black bread or an GOP Nomination .In.theory, the proposal would • "Thera Is no question that the TRAVEL AGENCY Pereonal MenUoa ‘•FIRE DOWN BEL019’’ , None of the defendants took the Kilims Hells {iermit the Army to reject up to Four other Clinton people were July M (fi—T)i« Com-^ Oomparatively well itocked lihopi egg CMts one crown (14 cents), a • Mrs. Milo Phllbrick of Pinney GIVE OPPONENTS North dealer In Calors490pe' witness stand, and the defense did found Innocent. majority of people here are against 1 pound of smoked sausage 15 For SeIcH;tman HOBSON’S CHOIBE iHoihe to Bed 90 per cent of draft-eligible men Integration.” he aaid. IR Asylum St„ HRutford munleta auy OnchoalovaUa'e living offer a wide ranfe of ,oods from Street is a patient in the Man North-Sonih viilners'^ble Pins: "Th« Pcsicnnakrr'’ .1' not call a. single witnes.s. and lndu(R onl.v the cream, of the In Dire Straits The jurors who returned the ver­ Tel. CHRpel 7-5857 delicacies to cameras. Some of the crowns. Chester Memorial Hospital; By Alfred Sheinwold NORTH I ------dict—which surprised the court­ ■"They didn’t want It, but they ■tundard U higher than that of For a pair of leather-soled shoes, SUNDAY•- ■ j (Omtianed from F»ge One) AOniaed Under Bribery Statute Canyon Bid crop. A pentagon spokesman said were willing to go along with It, ' Bwitsarland or Denmark, None of shops copy Western decorating Ellington, Jdljr 24 (S^lal) — Mrs. Joseph MaCVariah of Som­ In today’s hand South had to A K IS I 4 Dio, Chester and Goldstein were however there was no intention (Continued from Page One) room snd msnv people outside it Authorized Agents For All the Weatem colony hero U wlllinf style. a worker may have t6 spend 280 The Republican caucus was held ers Road is. in Maine for a short V Q J « J Jack Webb ''The D,!." —were 10 men and two women, last fall. Then the situation ■ crowns -- almost a quarter of his avoid coihmitUng himself by an "UNTAMED YOUTH" [ hotel. . .1 ihalt expect you back accused under a statute covering to go to that extreme.. changed. Rail; Air amd Stesmship to accept thia claim but most a,ree Spend an Pood, Alcohol Monday night In the Ellington vacation. early discard. This put him in post e J « bribery of a labor representative. (Continued from Png- One) The Army Is the only bepneh__ ,td the program was a House all of them White Tenneeticans. that the Caech level beats that of Many Czech, appear to spend monthly income. Ready made suits K Q 4 ‘ tomorrow morning at 11 '*.m__ "Pt^udice has built up. I t’s go­ > Lines sdll for betWMn .400 and 1,200 Town Hail and the following were tion to give West Hobson's "The rest you will get, I hope, The fil ms are the Kings Electiyj- now using the draft. A September awcDdment to reduce the proposed But this is east Tennessee. ing to take a long time to over­ other Russian satellites. money on food and alcohol at the Maachekter Evening Herald WEST FAST Plating Co. and the Kings Auto­ tee at each of the last two weekly new development loan ftind to au­ It is not the Deep South. It Is expense of clothin,; and durable crowtia with the material ^leflnite- nominated for the election in Oc­ Choice—a choice of evils. A 4 $ will be very helpful and benefl- quota of 8.()00 was announced yeS' come the prejudice." HAROLD BELLS Ellington rorreepondent. Mrs. G. West opened the jack of d p s . * 4 7 cial.” matic Plating Co. sessions. terday—3,000 less than the, July thority to operate for a single year a predominantly Republican com­ commodities. ' ly Iron curtain quality. tober; first Selectman, W’illlam F. Berr, telephone TReenont 5-8SI8 V A • 4 B I" $ 7 What will happen next month MRnchester Agent There is a flourishing black snd Bast captured the queim inth Two hours urlier, following Two of the firms’ officials, who and August calls and the lowest with a $500 million appropiiatjon. munity. Unlike the rest of the when the fall term begins in the With the exception' perhaps of Neimann; second selectman, Hilo e A 19 9 4 ♦ Q « 7 were, named as co-conspirstors; Two weeks ago, pro-Hella Can­ Elsenhower had asked, and the state, it sent men northward dur­ Tel. Ml 9-7442 Slovakia, where the Red regime market In watches. Communist the ace. East returned a clyb, and A J 19 * * A A ; « $ t nearl.v nine hours of continuous yon Democrats boycotted the com­ level In more thsn a year. high ichool ? E. Hayes; to.wn clerk, Lois Poirier, South-had the chance to discard. deliberation, the Jury had return­ but not as defendants, admitted ’ Senate voted, authoritv for the ing the Civil War to fight on the “Whether people will do any­ has been forcing industrialization, newspapers reported recently that who was also nominated for treas­ aoi-TH paying $10,000 in bribes. i mittee session snd the meeting fund to operate for three"years, and ' SIGN CO. the living standard is belo^v the it caused l i "substantial decrease” Wesleyan Alumni South didn't know at thia mo­ A A q J I s 3 ed to the courtroom seeking addi­ was canceled for lack of a quorum. Union aide. thing about it. I don't know," said Eirs in the turnover of atatSTControlled urer and agent of the Town De- ment whether a diamond or a tional Information from Judge Judge Mullen told the jury In to "borrow $750 million' from the' ‘There won’t be any. convictions Wells. "Nobody) is working for in­ prewar level in this country, West- pf $100,000 put West in a hopeless position. Pass of a labor organization to accept fle proof of the ‘‘effectiveness least a 2-.vear authority for th"e I What brought the convictions in i hut the actual buying power' Is the. communist economy. two years, Robert Bernier, four Opening lead- LAUREN BACALL pa.vment or to solicit payment and Fred Bergen, partners in the | AEC Sets Off Ninth Knoxville? not to be Identifled ssld. ”I’m just , Now Locottd At years; assessors. Hazel Lewis and set for the 1066-57 Wesleyan If West played a low heart, -♦ J two electroplsting companies. snd safety of flunridatton in r e - : ' ; about equivalent to $50 to $70. ~ C^etih offlcislsjiay rising produc­ dummy would win with tha jack.' from an.v person to influence any . . I They also will seek to split the The jurors, who are still mem­ sorry the whole thing happened. I t With both parents and possibly tion will gradually overcome such Francis J. Prichard Jr. The for­ Alumni Fund drive, Henri F. act or decision in the capacity of ducing tooth decay was apparent, j difference lietween a .Senate auth-' wish we could forget It. t don’t 79 C hoittt Oak St. mer for two years and the latter Houpei-t of Rye, N.T., fund chair­ Declarer would next cash the king 'MASSACRE" A-Blasl of Series bers of a federal court panel, a son putting their income into a shortages. According to ofBcial of clubs in order to discard the a labor representative. according to the 19.57 Britannica oriZatlon of $1,800,000.0()0 for mill-' aren’t talking. But people in Clin­ think that Jtidge should ever have DYNAMIC joint family fund, "extraordinary" statistics. Industrial output in 1956 four years. man. -announced today. DANE CLARK It was the second time the Jury said that about segregation.” PhoM Ml 3.8248 Also Board of Tax Review, Ross Houpert sajd the fund total was, king of hearts. South would than Five Israel Cade<1^ (Coiitiniied from Page One) Book of the Year. aid and the $1>, billion al-i ton all had the ,$i1y8ntaiii Hall Memorial Ubrar.v will close Houpert said, 26 additional fresh­ on the queen and jack of hearts ■ l;St.a:19 three defendants talked and joked an auxiliary of the U.S. Air Force, (IM Americans in 1-790 communi- |^-,7 j,^,Ve'voted a i-vesr aiithori-' "I’m going to light this out." l;S44:SSeiH away the dirty, purplish-looking ^ ties were drinking fluoridated zation. Horace Wells ia one of the beat- His attorney, J. Benjamin Sim­ Monday night for two weeks for men will be able to enter Wes­ and on the king of clubs. ’Iliree apiong themselves and occasional­ I In the interests of fostering brother- cloud mounted to an eitimated 20,- j qualified to talk about If. He ia A s s o c ia t« $ the annual vacation of the librari­ leyan under scholarship. diamond discards left him With only Read Herald Advs. ihood among the youthful aviation cities, Chicago "Tlie whole argunieqt in favor of mons. said; ly talked with friends waiting in 000 feet. . I the editor .of the weekly (Tllnton "I think we received a very fair an. Miss Nellie McKnight. ,U will one loser In the-suit, and the con­ the court room. enthusiaata of the world. The device waa detonated atop | and Ce.evand. started fluorldat- ]on.^ar'^authority Is to get the pro-; M l 3 .II 5 5 While the visitors from 20 mg their municipal water supplies jf^i-am into a position where long- Courier-News. He has hsd three trial, but I am naturally dtaap- 1 reopen August 12 at the regular TRANSP.ARENCr IS ODD tract was therefore assured. Dio, 43, whose real name is Dio- a .500-foot tower. Ita size was estl- j special citations from journalistic pointed.” ' . 1 time. ■One,of the oddities of glass Is If South had discarded a heart giiardl, was tried with Max Che.s^ ' friendly foreign nations. Including during 19.56. ^ range planning can help eliminate I Israel are in this country, a slmi- mated as being roughly equivalent | Publle Record • that none pf the materials that go on the second trick. West could de­ ter. 42, former secretary-treasurer to the power of 10.000 tons of TNT. i ------' .waste and get the moat for every Ernest and Rubv Edith Lim- into it sand, soda. aah. and feat the contract by taking the of Local 40.5 of the Retail aerk s I lar number of U.S. Civil Air Pa- ' dollar spent,’’ Fulbright said. I berger of the town have bought I trol cadets are traveling in Cana­ WBMmiBGiwaans^^ ioBOMNlMnBanMiaanBaiaanBWBRw^^ limestons — are transparent. first heart. If South had discarded International Union, and Samuel da and abroad. , Army Engineers a diamond on the second -trick. Goldatein, 42, president of Local I T he New Yofk phase of . the Army Asks Raise West could defeat the contract by PROGRAMS ^ 230 of the Teamsters Union, ! visit waa completed last night Solving Problem Seven io Appeal saving his ace of hearts to cap­ The three are charged with con- ture declarer's kihg. •piracy to get the $30,000 from two '•with an "international hall'' In the .Waldorf Astoria. Highlights In- 111 Draft Standard Fort Belvoir, Va. -Officials ' of | Bias Convictions Dally Queattoa electroplating companies as the ; eluded a visit to the United Na­ KEITH’S JULY CLEARANCES Buy Cold JVeather Partner opens with one spade // // price of labor peace. There was the Army Engineer Research and tions snd the snnjial CXP na- Washington, July 24 OPi — The Development Laboratories here say ; (Continued from Page One) after two passes. The next player Video Bveryday testimony that they actually got tional drill competition in Rocke- Aimy wants the SeJectlve Service they are approaching solution o f; Insurance Now passes. You hold: Spades. K 10 9 4. $ 10 , 000 . AU Right! Reservc4l— I feller Plaza. to l)e s little more selective, to the problem of packaging military I They* were William Brakebill. Hearts. Q J 8 8, Diamonds, 6, CTuba Conviction on all four counts of Today's features include an offi- avoid "totally 'Inept and .unsuit­ iTiAteriBl for ovefseaR ahipment. | service utation operator: Lawrence K Q J 4. What do you say? H/T. Dickentoa A Cc., Inc. the indictment could briiig maxi­ . clal welcome , at the Governor’s able’’ draftees. At the start of World War II, I Brantley, (inemploved; Alonzo Answer: Bid four spades. A mum sentence of four years in 'mansion I4 p.m.) b.v Governor It a.sked Congress yesterday for L A S T D A Y S they aay'. onl.v 45 per cent of the ' Bullock, carpenter and Itinerant jump to three ■ spades would hot prison and fines of $2,000. Tach de­ , Ribicoffff snd Col. Raymond E, authority to set higher mental 3 material shipped overseas arrived , preacher; CHyde Cook, farmer; W. be forcing, sthce you have passed fendant was accused, of one count Droiiln of Waterbury, commander standards to escape the "gryat ex­ In usable condition. By war’s end, : H. Till, machinist; snd Mrs. Mary originally. You wZnt to be in game, of conspirac.v and three counts of of the Connecticut Wing. CAP. ! pense ” of sometimes unsuccessful the figure hatUfaeen Increaifd I S 76.!, Nell Currier, housewide —• and however, even if your partner has conspiracy and three coiinta of On ThitrSday, the Israelis are efforts to make soldiers out of per cent. John Kaaper, segregationist or- a very weak opening hid. ^ YOU CAN ^ bribery. i scheduled on a program arranged • unlikely recruits’. Now the researchers say they ganizer. (Copyright 1957, General FeZturss ALWAYS DEPEND The jiirx-. which began its de­ 'by Hartfond area chairman Wil-1 Present Isw permits the various have nearly solved, the problem Kasper, 27, tall, spindle-shank- ; Corp.) liberation at P:Sn last night, re­ IN SA L E ! ' liam Saritt to tour Pratt A Whit- .services to reject only the bottom ON and the aim of 100 per cent ia be­ led. with black hair, came into | ^tdmk turned to the court room at t:20 :ney Aircraft Corp. 1 10 per cent of selective service ing approached. Clinton from Washinifton two da.vs i Airline Routea Expand >pliis sm$s|| rapukir fNiymants holds ELECTRONICS ss* Up To $80 Trade Iri Allowance Half the nation's total popula-- # ’ • .* your choica on our 1AY*AWAY PLAN tion was without air service in LABORATORIES *STANEK 1938. 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Two El Segundo, Calif., — -The third successful scientific formsd before Russia’a Csar Alex­ 153 MAIN ST„ MANCHESTER Waahington, July 24 iP —Presi­^terday, just before the House be­ Carlson's Diggers won the Little Vernon, struck the left rear tires necticut's six Republican members driver and two young divorcee on East Reich Urged one of the greet names of the ander HI when he was 5 and went gan considering it. Martin came the sponsorship oC the Andover of a Massachusetts lumber com­ officers. Richard Philllpa, 26. and rocket to he fired from thle north­ dent Blsenh(W«r—for ,m politician - League championship last night Lake Property O'XTlers’ Associ­ Of the .louse of Representatives iaolaited desert • roads yesteirday, Milton Curtis. 25, were killed Mon­ ern Manitoba launching site soared French theater who wrote, pro­ on to becoiqe a French national OFFKJB HOURS ■ TEL. away from the While House say­ pany, truck as she attempted to was sought today in a autewlde idol. But he Mcame. the target of was in a fortunate spot when he ing the presidfint wa.sn't /'entirely when they defeated Fisher's Gas 1 ation. turn into Hilliard St. from Main. -voted with the majority yestsr* day with a ,3il caliber weapon to a height of more than 60 miles Berlin, July 24 (85—Beat Ger­ duced and acted in more than 100 BY APPOINTMENT Ml 9-8280 Hou.se Gang in a wildly excitingi roadblock net. t- usiiig ahorta. ^ last nlfht. many’! Communist party today hitter criticism*In World War 11 began hla aecond term In JanuaiV. satisfied" with the bill as it is. ' Police said that the truck, oper­ day as a biU to give p—Po­ State of the Union message on and Ft, Churchill, 610 miles north newspaper. 5 , j Hia first play, a one-acter In verse, hall was indicated .when Clifton New Low Price! madman." ^ He pumped at te(uit lice aaid today a 25-year-old Illi­ The paper said that'good t>repa- ! Feb. 2, 185S, In 1#56 he sent Con- Even If the Ho\ise does pass It. of Winnipeg en Hudson Bay, to was presented in Paris when* he Horne, one of the Diggers man. five bulleta Into the body of truck nois fugitive admitted shooting cresa a special message calling for the Senate is unlikely to act this two policemen in , El Segundo, trace the Rocket's path. ration for the 'Joyful'’ visit should i was 17. He later adapted most of \ a/program to be approved that year although it could do so in sgers, brought three boys hack driver J. D. Cantrell. 27, of Carls­ Officials aaid It reached a speed include “strict fulfillment of our his stage productions to movies, NORMAN’S Calif., and officers in St. Louis 1958. , from the Boy Scout (jamp Pioneer SjmufhsUL bad. N. M. . of about 3,850 feet a second. An export commitments to the soma of which were shown in the ..year. to bring both teams up to full He then drove the two women. and Nebraska. Shortly before the political con- There's no sign Eisenhower will The dark-haired, husky elx-foot- Aerobee, it was about 2,000 feet a U.S.S.R. end other socialist lands." United States. Guitry himeelf play­ strength last night. 'The boys were Mrs. Barbara Edwards Lemmons second sloxver than the giant Aero- Trade Minister Heinrich Rau an­ ed twice on Broadway, in "Mozart” • 445 HARTFORD RD. • >entlon, last summer, the House i make any special effort to gel ac- Paul Carter, Mike Minor and Bob and Mrs. Dorothy Fern Gibson, er was identified^ as William T. •kllled a federal aid bill. Eisen-| Uori this year, even fro.hrt the Alien, who escaped Feb. 9 from bee Hi that soared to an altitude nounced last week that East G'er- and ''L'lllusionists." Home, .all of .whom returned-Ui- on both 28, of Hhbb;, shout 29 miles of 160 miles July 4. many was 100 million rubles (25 HEADQUARTERS for Jjower's own Republicans had a : House. ' camp at the end of the game. from. where CantreU's- body was leFoty. ..nheriffa. _who_MjeM. taking He waa also one of the first ins- •major share in its death. But a UNIFORM hioi.fcom a mental hospital in - Another Aerohee’MJSa fifed TKoh; njilHtm dollars at the-dffictsl rata)- T^or French -t’ctOTS To Appedr cm Earlier” this year Eisenhower Oobd Luck Charm discovered and left them lying day' night. It cllmbSd about 56. behind in deliveries to Russia. The .Tew weeks later-the Republican i hemmed and hawed so much about A 4-footed good luck charm. dead in a quiet; grassy draw. Six Cheater, Hi., to Chicago to stand j French radio and telcvimon. trial for robbing some taverns. miles above Hudson Bay end was export lag was attributed to coal ■platform called tot an aid pro-! his budget, and whether It could ■'Cherryble", the 2-year old Collie V-Neck S h irt..... $2.50 empty .22 caliber shells were visible at .the end of its Right in and power shortages. I Even his crippling nauriUs did yrara this year. | be cut. that Congress look his lack belonging to the Homes, was also found near the bodies. Officers John Dailey and La­ The Russian leaders are expect­ not force Guitry into retirement. rounded up to go to the game last mar Dunster, who arrested Alien the light of the midnight sun. In his State of The Union mes- !°t fight for a signal to start In the afternoon, a sleepy-eyed Btech rocket carried 19 grenades ed to remain in East German.v for For two years he had directed from aage to Congress Jan. 10. 1957 1 chopping it to bits. night. The Diggers had noticed i last sight, said he told them he about a week, giving prime atten­ his wheelchair and even played that they won every time “Cher- Shorts...... $3.35 man in his 36a tried to kidnap the shot the El Segundo policemen in its nose cone. The grenades were REFltlGERATORS • -Elsenhower renev'ed his plea for } u did svich a chopping Job that postmistress of Tlnnle, a village early Monday. . fired from the nose ef 10-second tion to the wldespreed unrest minor parts in several films. His looney for school construction. He i Elsenhower finally had to take a ryble" came along, so special ef­ 166 miles northwest of the scene intervals from heights of mors than plaguing the Stalinist regime of last picture, "Royal Affairs In Ver­ WASHERS • followed this v.p .with a special forts were made to track her down | The El Segundo officered Rich­ 'stand by appealing In a nation- when she went roaming in the i Stockings ...... 85c •f the slayings. ard Phillipa, 29, and Milton Curtia, 30,000 feet. As each grenade ex­ Party Chief Walter Ulbricht. sailles,” opened In New York re­ DRYERS• message to Congress Jan. 38, de­ uide broadcast against the meat- ELECTRIC SHAVER Postmistress Virginia Guest, 40. ploded the flash was recorded by ______-M.__ _ cently with Guitry playing Louis nlghborhood )jefore game time. 25. were shot to death after atop- tailing what he wanted. ax spree. Paul Carter was the winning, • ENDS MUSS and FUSS routed her wouId-4ie abducto • •with ping a man for a- minor traffic bellistic cameras on the grand near Federal Taxe* Soar XIV. RANGES• Now cornea the time to per- All y ^ r he had spoken repeat­ pitcher, with Tommy C h a s s e | Sorters and Tabs... 80c a shot from her .36 caliber pistol .violation. the launching site. The time the fonn. The House, where the Demo­ edly and confidently about his civil catching. | after he started for his oar, where The officers Said the talkative sound of the explosion takes to Statisticians calculate that since MAINE SETS FIRE REOOBD DISHWASHERS • crats outnumber the Republicans, • NO NICKS and CUTS he said he had "aoinethlng which reach the earth ia recorded Snd Sacha Oultry /■ rights program as being a "mod­ Paul Jurov'aty started for Fish-1 suspect siso told them of shooting scientists arc able to calculate the the end of World War II the Fed- Augusta, —Mains in 1956 DISPOSALS* ■took up the school aid bill again erate and decent " thing. It might er's and was relieved by Kenny Gap.... SleiM a'ould make her" accompany him. police in St. Louis and in Nebrsika fersl Oovemment has levied taxes established its ' lowest fohest-flre • NO MESSY DEPILATORIES (^Sheriff Jewell McAdoo of Lea density of' the sir at various for the past two years, Guitry died j/esterday. Thia bill wasn't exactly have seemed, from th# repetition, Fisher, with' Mike Minor catching. near one of its state lines. * He dS' heigjRs. amounting to 494 billion dollars. in the house he inherited from his record since 1636. The. final count TELEVISIONS* ss'hat Elsenhower requested. It he knew exactly what was in the The umpires for the rhampioh- county said apparently Cantrell not give the dates. From 1796 to 1945, federal taxes actor-father on the Left Bank near of 1666 fires totaled. 443. with Nackarchief .... 55e-60e had stopped to help the two women The last grenade explodes In­ 'was a compromise bill. bill and backed it wholeheartedly. ahip game Included Willis Coveil, • NO RAZOR BURN Allen said he used a .22 caliber side the rocket's nose to destroy levied totaled 353 billion dollars. the Eiffel Tower. He took a turn 3,580 seres burned- He wanted *1,300.000,000 (B) . But when the Southern Demo­ 'home plkle, David Hudak, Martin fix a flat tire on U.S. 180 about 36 revolver in shooting the Southern any grenade that nUght have mis­ spent over four years in grants crats began their attack on It in ■ Sauer, 'and Raymond Houle. milea west of this southeastern California officers, the same type fired. to the states. The Houie bill calls A meeting of Little League of- Slide Metal...... 25e New Mexico oil center He wax' actually used, but. that he threw Nine microphones on the ground the Senate, Eisenhower seemed to ficera 'and team managers will be Reg. $14.95 'slain there for spending I 's billions over five have second thoughts and even said the gun into San Francisco Bay. record the angle of the sounds of years. And he wanted more money I hsid at the Home home thia eve^ Police Officers Shot* the exploding grenades, enabling he was puaxled by aome of the fea­ Inlng at 7;30 to plan other eventa' W t also hove Boy Scout for poorer states than the House tures in the bill. Now Only ' The women', bodies were dis­ The great blue heron, largest speed and direction of the u’inds at bill provides. 'There were some , this aeasdn. Official Shoos covered Hours later by an oil field of Amerjes's herons, stands 4 feet the various heights to be eslcu- ether differences. Thifi weakened chances of his I Lorals Wli .Again I awitcher making his rounds on an high snd has a wingspresd of 6 lated. But this was a school aid Civil Rights bill right there and The local team of the Blastem | 2V3 to 6~$8.95 Isolated road. feet. The ballistic cameras also record bUl and the only one that had" the Bouthemera to at­ Connecticut All Star League shut .i a chance of passing. How good tack it aome more. And they did. out the Coventry team Monday'; 6V2 to 9V2~ $ 9.95 In short, Eisenhower's pusalement night. - . 7 5 were Ha chances before it reached 120 A to E Widths. the Houeefloor_ ? Not bright House on the bill, when the showdown Tony Falcetta pitched for the I Republican Leader MarUn iMass) weakened the poaltion of the locals and Billy Skoog caught. : Pay Only 50c Weekly expressed doubts it would pass. bill's supporters. Coventry's- battery Included Make Your Selections Early This bill cornea up at a time Bennett, pitcher, and Dennis when the Eisenhower administra­ Seibert, catcher. tion is trying to economize, al- Support Ampndmrnt Larry Roi)erU home run con- FREE p a r k in g IN REAR OF STOR^ Uiourt 31 national organizations pibuted to the high score of'the asked Elsenhower to give "un­ ■Washington, July 24' -Sens. local team. qualified and publicly stated sup­ Bush and Furtell,. Republicans of A' practice aesaion will be held port” for the mcuure.' Oonnecticut, voted yesterday for at the. elementary school field at Argomeirta by- those opposing an amendment requiring attorney S p.m. ■ Friday.' C.E.HOUSE&SON eneral to have oresidential direc- ' ^ n rc tiim In s new spending field, danger of civil rights cases. The amendment was listed recently ss one of the federal' control, and aegregation. was defeated 61-29. constsbles whose bond had not Advertise in The Herald—It Pays

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You use New York liD—The Federal Englishman, suffering heat stroke,, In Much of Statens Woods AP Newnfe«tur»« Writ<>r these once and chuck them—the Civil Defense Administration plans END OF THE MONTH SALE ■England’s Gone ^uite Balmy wak taken ashore at Elsinore, Muiy a mother makes a ntarty secret of easy diaper change for stockpiling fully-oquipped portable Denmark, where the mercuiy rtg- the summer baby, in particular. ’ By Cindy Pfani)|ti«hl ^ y a forest rahger and pas a pump « f the baby she takes to the hospitals. By TOM A. CDLXiEN istered over KW degrees. truck or an ordinary rack truck, These diapers are available in a A t the hospital to which he 'Storrs, July 23 (Special)—-Moif- beach for his health. convenient pack of eight that may By 1962, a total of 6,000 such London (NEAi—Just let the day'a rainfall did little to alleviate equipped with hoses and pumps, was 'removed attendants forcibly and three lo five men. He may soak up the vitamin be carried easily in the car to vaca- units may be available to provide temperature soar into the 90‘s, as emergency aid to as many as 2.5 at HOUSE’S SHOE DEPT. It has here recently, and a aort of peeled from the reluctant Briton the Are hazard conditions in the Men and equipment are moved in tionland or a day's outing. D but become so burned In the million victims in the event of a midsummer . madness seizes • this first a heavy winter overcoat, then state's woods, E. C. IVinch, District immediately, to cover forest firea in process that medical treatment It's a good idea to takfe a large major natural disaster or an en­ otherwise staid nation. a' tweed suit, a pull-over, a flan­ Forester of Eastern Connecticut, the respective areas. beajch towel, beach-back rest and Is required. ^and ^ets In the emy air attack. The hottest summer Britain ha"! nel vest and a set o,f. llnsey- said today. While most areas have averaged parasol with you to the beach for woolseys. According to Information he'pas little fellow's eyes and^ears. He ’These van-transported emergen­ Itnown in ten years is breaking two or three firea, the Pachaug baby's comfort. The man of the cy hospitals, equipped to handle down social barriers, melting the After a 24-hour rest the Eng­ received from the Department of area has been hit hardest with lot Is dunked choking and spiitteiing family will surely complain that 200 bed patients at a time, are b e -1 OOUBLE^^ GREER STAMPS native reserve, revealing unex­ lishman, ' considerably refreshed,, Anlculture, Winch, said "it will fires repprte<^ up to last week. . I Into the surf by the mother who you are loading him down- with ing distributed throughout the I pected, aimoet Latin, tralU in this put on his vest, pull-over, tweeds talce two inches of rain to get A woods fire burned over eight wanU him to "Uke the water." a. lot of exce.e so easy to transmit the wardens and at this time, should: In the broiling sun seems to be a into a hospital within four hours, revolutionary, Hill Joins Staff Are to the ground. be done only in an approved In-i Pints — Quarts — Half GoHons medical marvel. "' complete with its own water: pow-1 Tn weather which sea lions at Fires now burn mostly in the clnerator, preferably stone or Equip yourself with beach ac­ er and light, three operating London Zoo find too hot for swim­ At New Haven grounp, he said. Flames are not cerhent. cessories to keep the little fellow Ruth MUUttt rooms, an X-ray room, a steriliz­ ming, the Englishman Is shedding apt to spread as fast now as they ing room, a reception "and sorting | B A T E S L O I W S N I OES hii jacket for shirt-sIeeVes, leaving do in the spring. FREEZER PAPER happy. Be prepared for every emer­ • ' his bowler and, brolly (umbrella) gency. Even If the day Is swelter­ room, lavatory, a pharmacy and, Rockville, July 24 (Special) — Despite the dry spell, the green S t home. $6,000,000 More ing, take along a brimmed bat or tVake I’p at First Hanger medical needs sufficient to last 36' David E. Hill, 54 Reed St., has vegetation does have a retarding Ordinarily, nothing short of a effect upon the. Ares which feed cap, long sleeved shirt, long pants Signs In Your Marriage to 48 hours. I Formerly $17.95...... NOW ....NOW joined the staff of Soils and FRUIT JAR RINGS — GLASS and ZINC Formerly $13.95. . . . * 1 T « major disaster would induce the Climatology at the Connecticut underground on decayed vegeta­ Loaned by India and a sweater In your beach bag so The time for a wife to start Skigllshroan to part with these that baby can be covered after be-, , Agricultural Experiment Station tion. JAR TOPS — 2-Pc. DOME LIDS wo^ying about the "other woman" Formerly $ 1 6 .9 5 ...... NOW. ^14*^^ Formerly $12.95...... NOW n o - ’ ' symbols of respectability; but in,New Haven. He is currently as­ There have been an untisual India's Govenimcht has sanc­ Ing exposed to the sun for a Uhio. now. in a khaki bush shirt whlcli la when she first senses that her Untrusted Friends ✓ cently charged with "blemishing is contain’ed in a letter from a signed lo the tobacco laboratory amount of set Ares this year. tioned new loans of J840,<)00 and Take along sun-tan lotion, sunburn Baby comfort. .His medicated disposable diapcra are .available la a relic of Indian Army days h? of the station in Windsor. Winch said, but few of these have aid (in case-of a bum). Insect re­ husband isn't hkppy. That's usually the peace” in hia ' pursuit of an woman reader of The Times. ' BLUE ENAMEL CANN ING KETTLES in fashionable pink or blue, easy on mother. Formerly $14 95...... NOW Formerly $9.95...... NOW ^e-'*’ - is beginning to look quite hu­ Mill and his wife Patricia are occurred in the Manchester area. ^5,250,000 to Rajasthan and Mad- pellent to ward off bugs, witch long before the,'other woman Call for Letters! attractive, blonde bank cashier. "Whereas the mounted sen­ 2 man. , newlyweds and new residents in Most of Uie large number of h,va Pradesh slates, respectively, hai^ to cool off a hot little body, moves in. To woo thus blonde RU hard dis­ tries," she writes, "are sheltered A few die-hards, , however. In­ guised himself as a blind beggar Jown. They were married June 8 Area this year have begun "back for' the Chanibal irrigation and medicated powder to bnish over A-wife writes: "For two or three him that she alone in all the world Dalla.. 18b—Regional Postal Di­ from the sun by their boxes, their power projec*. They bring the FRUITS JARS— V2 PINT, PINT. QUART things will work out, try to fig­ tent upon proving that "mad dogs and serenaded her with an ac­ horses have no protection for their In West Orange. N. J. and moved In the woods along trails,'i’ and baby after he has had a dip in the years my husband has seemed dis­ really understands him. ure out why your husband Ifrew rector George. Gray had the buck j. Men’s Work Shoes Men’s Hi Brown Shoes Cork Sole and Englishmen" can take it. here shortly afterward. many have been attributed to loans approved for this purpose water or a shower. passed to him for the solution to ! cordion on street corners. When heads. Would It not be in accord­ and V2 G A U O N SIZES satisfied and he hasn't been easy By just hoping that everytring .dissatisfied with your marriage. stubbornly cling to their York­ this failed, he s^’^wed up at the Hill is a graduate of Rutgers careless smoking. to Rajasthan to nearly 15,000,000 to get along with. would work Itself out you left your this little problem; ' $ Q . 5 0 ance with our reputation as an . Many mothers are too lazy even You can’t afford to blame him or shire worsteds bank Itl white tennis duck.s, pro­ animal-loving nation if these hors­ University, where he majored In 'Die Norwich Are tower, one of and to Madhya Pradesh to almost vBut 1 thought he was workinfr husband an ea.sy mark for any wo­ The postmaster of a small West Formerly $13.9:5...... NOW ^ 1 1 Formerly $10.00 ...... NOW *10.000,000. to take a diaper change for baby feel outraged and bitter. You’ve 0 Of the same hardy breed are ceeded to ,tum somersaults in es were provided with hats?” soils, and expects to' complete two serving Eastern Connecticut, to the beach. They don't like the too hard and that things would man who had no scruples about got to figure out where you've Texas town which uses combina­ work this year for his doctorate has remained open during the past The Gandhi Sagar Dam, a com­ tion locks on its postal boxe's re- i tho.se who continue to frequebt front of the astonished staff. The hats, she added, could be Idea of carrying an extra bag to straighten out in time, so I didn't trying to break up your home. failed. ’Then try to besthe kind of "This could happen In any age," at Rutgers. He is a veteran of the month because of the Are hazard. ponent of the multipurpose proj­ I>t Him Know ports that an elderly‘ lady patron pubs and ba.rs, despite the warir\ "smartly-boimdin regimental col­ pbt used diapers In, so often a lit­ worry about it. Now I discover wife your husband needs. Men’s Heavy Duty Hi Shiles beer and despite the absence of Richard explained to the judge Korean was and has done soil re­ IJsually this tower closes in early ect; has risen so;lie 70 feet along tle tot will be left wearing his that he thinks he is in love with So far you’ve made it ea.sy for It may not be too late if you baa her neighbors pick up her mail, ' Men’s Brown Low Cork Sole ors." The War Office is said to be search in Alaska. June. Its full length of ,1.685 , feet. The clerks have to hand them the i even the most primitive air-con- who fined, him 575. considering the suggestion. diaper for so long that his skin w-ili a girl who started working in his the other woman. But you don’t love your Husband enough to for­ $ 0 . 4 7 ditlontng. The majority of Imbib- At the Windsor Station Hill is The Glastonbury tower has been Eventually it will tow'er_204 feet mall, a lime consuming and Not unexpectedly, the heat , . Under the heading "animals,” open on weekends when tliere are 4 chafe. office six months ago. I don't want need to continue to make it easy immediately concerned with the above bedrock. Completion of get your pride and hurt and to seemingly unnecessary — proce­ Formerly $15.95. . . . J*-. .NOW ^ 1 3 Formerly $9.95- ...... NOW eri have fled to the sidewalks wave has brought the English­ Dtsposable DtapMS a divorce because I still Ipve my for her by meekly getting a divorce shoulder part of the blame for 0 too, comes the suit brbught by a soil survey in Connecticut, a co­ normally more people'ln the woods. the first stage o.' the project. dure. ' with their pints of stout and man’s love fdr his dog to the fore. 23-year-bld mother against the There is no excuse' for this husband. But how can I go on liv­ and, in effect. sa3dng, "He's all what has happened. bitters. operative undertaking of the Con­ For the'protection of the wood­ sc,hedtiled for 1962, calls for the Finally, the post;naster sug-. Thus, the London Daily K.xpresa tabloid Dally Sketch for alleging necticut Station and the Soil Con­ lands, areas crews of trained Are in this age of the traveling baby. ing with a man who is in love with yours.” (All rights reserved, NEA Service. geated that the elderly woman | Solar 'Flares Blamed trrigatlop of 1,000,000 acres and someone else?" Instead . of doing that, be sure Men’s Hi Shoes, Brown Leather Men’s Black Oil Resistant Sole gives precedence to the two minia­ that she posed nude in a lion’s servation Service. He is working Aghteri are stationed in the fol­ five power generators of 28,000 There are disposable diapers avail­ Inc.) teach her neighbors the lock com­ For the heat wave Britons are ture poodles who died In 91 de­ cage. able. and new ones In pink or blue It’s too bad you didn’t start wor­ your husband knows how much you to Incerase the usefulness of soil lowing towns; Somers area, West kilowatts each. [33 bination. blaming recent e.\plos^ns on the rying about your husband's obvious love him and how much your mar­ Sole $ lA -2o grees of heat at the Windsor Not true, retorted thb strip­ survey Information for farmers, Stafford; Natchaug area, East- with a plastic tUm back for damp­ Manufacturers’ sales of transla­ "My Goodness,” she replied,” "I , Formerly $ . . NOW' l U Formerly $9.00...... NOW sun, and there is much talk of champion dog show over nine tease, who claimed that In the pre­ ness Insurance, require no o'vei^ dissatisfaction before another wo­ riage means to you. Then sit, tight. tors in 1956 were nearly four 1 2 00 / home-owners, developed, ’ n '" -- ford; Quaddock area. Sterling; CAR REGISTRATIONS GAIN couldn’t possibly do that. I don’t | radiation, magnetic storms, solar drownlng.s which occurred the sence of the lions she was ade- tr:al planners, and all others con­ Moosup area. Sterling; Pachaug pants. The cotton limng is medicat- man saw her chance to convince But instead of just hoping that times as great as In 1955. trust them.” - 11 flares and atmospheric dlsturb- same weekend. . Motor-vehicle registrations iVi 34 DEPOT SQUARE~4«II 9-5274 quatclylf not fully, covered by a cerned with the use of the land. area, Voluntown; Salmon River the Ilnited States during 1956 anres. And horses. A sugge.stion t-iat G-string. area, . Lebanon; Nehantlc area. X- Sunspote, too,may explain the totaled 65,212,510, a gain of 4 per bonnets be provided for the Wlint’s a G-string? 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CXHOIISESSON In Rear 4 4 5 HARTrORD ROAD, Near McKEE RO MONEY DOWN I N WE GIVE Jhn^GKEEN STAMPS Of Store OPEN DAILY, 9 to 9 FREE PARKING 30 Months to Pay! T X '' Sc I . . PAGE EIGHT IIANCHESTEE EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONNw WEDNESDAY. JULY 24, 1967 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.* WEDNESDAY, JULY 24, 1957 PAGE NINE A Border Stat4 Jury tion hmra traditional in that part f of the western hemisphere, one South IFmdsor Yaaterday. tn Knoxviila, Tenn., a- Judge Approves Dof Show Tonight Opens Dental Office French Senate that Js fought with guns and does Droodles Area Residents Visit Europe Southern jury convicted a.g:rmip of Skywatch Schedule On 11 Playgrounds O^EN DAILY nothing except set the stage for By ROUER PRICE Victorian Parents ^ P usuam uD b v ^ racial trouble makera of contempt Democrats Pick Backs Euratom, , t to 8 ■ aicPAt.n piuNTiNa CO. m e. the next reyolution. On Hamilton Shutdown Tour tR BIm II Skmt of court, becauae they had agitated Thuraday, July t5 WATKINS- A dog* show will be held at ltaae>i»«(«r. Umo. • Cleveland (>P) — Af Cleveland aach of the playgrounds this Bqrgcss to Run Trade Treaties OPEN HXD., THURS. niUMAS r l^liJtQVSUN againat the carrying out of a fed­ Midnight - 2 a.m..'...... Volnnteera Needed BLAIR'S juvenile judge ^ le v e s there It’s "Deatinatlon Europe” torf evening at 6:45. Anyone wishing sad FBI., TILL 8 P.M. WALTER R r f^ c lO N eral injunction enforcing racial in­ 2 a.ln - 4 a.m...... V olu nteers Needed would be less /delinquency If 'We thought that Rome and Publitasn 4 a.m. - 6, awn...... Volunteers Needed WEST to enter their dogs, -whether he For Selectman Paris, July 24 (48)—The French fouwlad O ^ btr 1, M U A ThougLt for parents would stop trying to be three rasldents of Manchester and Swltserland wars the moit inter­ LITTLE SHOP tegration tn the high achool of the « a.m. - » a.m...... Roger Winter, Bill Barrett esting,” said Mrs. McKeever. For be large or email, may do so by Sponsored by the Mancheeter "pels" to their teenage children. four of Glastonbury. bringing him to the nearest Senate today put a 322-70 stamp town of Clinton. 8 a.m. - 10 a. m. ...Jeanne Jacobs this reason they intend to con­ 306 E u t Center 8L PuMubad K r e r f Crtnlni CicapI Connell of Oirarcbeo JuvenileJudge Albert A. FuRsral SsniM pla.vground to their home. South Windsor, July 24 (Special) of approval on the treaties setting Today, the fact that a Southern 10 a.m. - n o o n ...... Thomas Hickey Mr. and Mrs. George McKeever centrate their sightseeing to these kiBdayt bad BoUdaya. Batarad al tba Woldmendays: ! 'a . Awards will be presented for —At an open meeting of the Demo­ up the West ICuropean Common >oat Oinca ai Maacbaatar Coan.. aa jury returned a .verdict of guilty ia Noon - 2 p.pi...... Barbara Lemlre, .Carol Henderson of 214 Oakland SL and Howard areas. lamod Claas Mai) Mattar ' itrent Churchee “I'm -elck and tired of fathers I Ormond J. West, Diseetor the, winners of the various cratic Town Committee Monday Market and Euratom Atomic Pool. A new ehlpment ef STIBSCRV'nON RATU being hailed, by . Southern partlci- 2 p.m. - 4 p.m...... Olive Chartler, Louise Lord coming Into court snd telling me ' Sweet of 242 Parker St. are among Mrs. McKeever laid that their dogs, AU dogs must be on Great churchea am built of atone 4 p.m. - * p.m...... ly. Joseph Lemirc. Ronald. RIckert • 142 kkist Center 81. night, First Selectman Thomas L» The action completed France's Payabla la Advaaca they gave their sons this snd that Mltekell t-llM the 60 employee and their famlliei own tour will include an over­ leashes. panta in the Senate debate on civil and ateel 6 p.m. - 8 p.m...... Lucy Burke, Roger Winter I night stay in Zurich, three days ip "1 Burgess Sr. of Deming St. was parliamentary ratification of the those line quality Or. mortarr brick and aand; because they wanted to be psls, ! from Hamilton Standard in Wind­ measures. Ona Taar .... righta, aa timely evidence that 8 p.m. - JO p.m...... Frank Barry, Pat Barry sor Locke who will spend some 14 Venice, several days in Austria, endorsed for another term. 8U Hoetba ... They rite from human hearta that 10 p.m. - midnight ...... Jim Arthur Jr. /'W hat we need U a little ofthilt i The treaties pasted their crucial them ia no real need for the pro\1- sterness that marked the father of dsya in Europe. ' especially Innsbruch and Salzburg, and France. Thia year he’ll be en­ Nominated for second selectman Thraa Moatba feel . ' Sk.vwatch Post located on top of Manchester Police Station. Vol­ a tour of Germany including teat in the French National As­ SUNBACK Opa Koatb ... aion. in the ci\il righta bill which And love and undemtand. the Victorian Age when children ' Manchester's OMeat Taking advantage of the annual tirely on his own. He Intends to waa Rooert L. Murray of King St. sembly July 9 and now go to Pres­ W aali.T ...... unteers may register at Civil Defense Headquarters, Municipal Munich, Augsburg, Rothenburg, visit an aunt in Italy, then continue Oasic Copy ..' would have auch caaea, in the fu­ Their gmatest tmaauree art not knew who was boss.' with Finest FaeUlties dant shutdown, the group will Burgeaa has been first selectman ident Rene Cbty for hia siglbature. Building, Monday, Wednesday or Friday from 1-S p.m. Off-Street Parking feave from Bradley Field Satur­ and a trip on the Rhine, and a on to Switzerland and Holland. or on the Board of Selectmen in ture, tried before a judge''rather kept visit to Holland including Koblens . Ratification also has been com­ MbillBKR o r In guarded banks or .vaults, Eatabliahed 1814 day and return from Amaterdam, Will Hire Car ' town for m6re than SO years. pleted by the West German than a jury. Each State Has a Star* and Amsterdam. “ I’m going on my own,” said Dresses THhi ASaOClATEO PRaXS Holland, Aug. 11. Between these Renominated also by the Demo­ But in tbs will that never slept * ••^Vorm liftin g H'eighta” not fear that a child who holds a Clothes for Travel Parliament. Approval by tha legis­ Toe Aseoclaiad Press la exclualTsty On the aurface,. It would aeem Until it cured ita faults. Obviously, the Worm in this book or magazine close to the eyee two flights the tourists are going Quagliaroli. He’ll fly from Zurich crats were Charles N. Enes, town aatiUefl to tba use of republicauoo ot There Is a particular star for Mrs. McKeever plana to take to Milan, then go by train to Port latures' of the other four nations in all news dtspatebea credited to It, or to make that point. The defenae Droodle is trying to build i p his The ia injuring them. to pack, in aa much traveling aa clerk, and Fred Doocy, treasurer. the pacts — Belgium, tha Nether­ not otherwise credited in this paper your state in the American Flag. they possibly can, some of them light-colored, summer clotlies for of Genoa. Here he will hire a car Enee will seek a seventh term and attomeya did call upon thii jury to Great churchee dop’t happen they 1 jpuedes so he can catch the Batly Difficulty with the ayatem of Star! are located from left to their tour of Venice, and dark- lands, Italy and Luxembourg — Is and also the local news pebUahed here. Bird for a change. Believe me, lift going on guided tours of the d.tiee which will give him all the freedom Doocy a third term. Ah lights of repubUcaUon of special defend’ the cauae of the South, aifd art built eye balance controlled by the right and top to bottom In the or­ colored but lightv'eight clothM expected without difficulty this dispatches herein are also reaerred. B.v psopls large and email Ing Weights is also a fine way for muscles should recaivs early cor­ they visit, and others striklng'out he wants for the next two weeks. Other Democratic candidates .9 8 tthis jury did, nevertheleas, return Doctor Says der of the state's admission to the |or the rest of their 'trip. A rain­ When he went last year, he met, for fall. Who press their fortunes to the people ■ to build muscles, and to rection. Disturbance of balance Read Herald Advs. on their own. chosen were Board of Education, With, the French parliamentary nm serrica ellent of N. C. < Serv-1 convictiona. So Southern aOnatora, Work off excess fat and to prevent Union. Soma of the tourists are going coat, la a must for travel in the the first time, a cousin w’ho runs a Dr. Irving Freedman: Finance Dr, Robert D. Laurie hilt— may result-In bjurring of vision, •northern part of Europe, restaurant, and the two became hurdle passed, the backers'of the lea. Inc. ! tome of whom probably believe Respond to 'duty's call. bullies from kicking sand in their PreerhonI Children Often Need headaches or even double vision. to visit relatives on the continent Board. John Madden and Joseph Publlahers RepresantaUTsa The Glastonbury residents who good friends. He plans to visit the Krawski; Tax Review Board, Den­ treaties were confident they could Jnltua llalhews Special Agency — New" “ 'that the jury ahoiild have refu.aed The greatneaa of a chUrch is face at thi beach. When I wa.«i VIstpn Corrections This is the squint which I have whom they have not seen In years; cousin again. Vernon, July 24 (Special)—Dr. go Into force Jan. 1, 1958, aa Torh,' Cblcaao Detroit and Boston. sixteen I'wa.e skinny,‘weak iind discussed on otber necaaiona ahd, aboul 20 others ere iVpeating the will be on the vacation are Mr. nis 8. Riordan, and Edward Ka- — ------b u r e a u o r known by ons transcendent . Quagliaroli can epeak Italian flu­ Robert D. Laurie will open an at­ scheduled. to convict, have nevertheleaa, for trip they made last year, also un­ and Mrs. Erich Zinnierman, 406 vickas; registrar of voters, Harold CIRCULAno: trait; rundown and I had a terrible infer- By EDWIN P. JORDAN, M.D. which should receive early treat-: FOR THF. VERY FINEST IN ently; it In spoken In nla home. In tic tomorrow for the practice of The Euratom plan will pool the size# 13 to 36 the pti'rpoaea of the current debate, The quality of aeed we've sown. Iqrity complex due to the .'act th.nt Written for NE.\ Senire ment. • ' der the auspices of Hamilton Griswold S t; David Quagllaroll, Johnson; library director, Con­ QUALITY USED CARS 704 Chestnut Hill; and Robert fact he said, "I would never advise general dentistry in the Gilbert resources of the six nations for 14)', to 22)4 decided to acclaim and uae this par­ Emeat Rogers people were always reminding me IT DFTEN b e g in s between the Standard's travel club. stance Pandozzl; Zoning Board- of The Herald Printing Company, jnc.. It has not been recognized- as ALWAYS SEE OCR COMPLETE SELECTION Gydella. 620 Hopewell Rd. anyone to go to e country unless Building, Rt. 83, Talcottville Rd. joint development of peacetime assumes no tlnanuial rssponaiblUty lor ticular jury aa an example of the how shinny, week and run-down ages of one and four and therefore ■Sweet plans to -visit Switzerland, Appeals, William D. Caaavant and typocrapnical errors appearing tn ad­ often as It should be that phlldren MrT and Mrs. Zimmerman intchd you can speak the language.” For­ Edward Pastula; Planning and Dr. Laurie Is the first occupant atomic energy. I was. So I bought a set of Bar- cannot be safely left for treatment ‘ ALWAYS AT LEAST 50 CARS Holland, Germany. Austria imd Under the common market plan, vertisements and other reading matter ability of Southern juriea to deliver sometimes need epeclal eye atten­ to visit relatives In Germany. Mrs. merly a member of the 0^)1^’*°°'’ Zoning Commission, two .years, of the new building constructed b.v tn The Manchester Evening Herald. bell.i and after using them fqr six until school age. Its treatnient is Paris. Sweet, who works In the ex­ department at Hamilton Standard, Harlen Schulze ef Standard Fuel the member nations will begin juatlce. TO CHOOSE FROM perimental section of HamUton Zimmerman's sister, K a t e r i n e Paul Kupchunos. four years. David 2 Girl Scout Notes i months I had a terrific build with tion before they reach echool age. highly technical and ma.v Involve, he now works in the experimental Supply Op. • lowering their tariffs on trade On Sale Dlaptay aovertlatng closing boumi It would be comforting and re- bulging biceps, rippling muscles An extremely valuable discussion glaasea, surgery, eye exercises of SEDA.NS, COUPES, STATION WAGONS, CONVERTIBLES Standard, has never been to Europe Oelhler, will meet them in Switzer­ O. Smith and Raymond M. Hal- department. lowell; constables, diaries A. Jur- ‘ A New London native. Dr. Laurie with each other with an initial 10 Thursday, Friday rOr Munday—1 p.m. BViday. aaauring to accept the performance and a huge chest expansion. That of this subject by a Detroit eye combinations of these. before. He and hia wife have made land. The three of them w:ill stay Although each tourist’s plans per cent cut Jan. 1, 1959. Then will Ktor Tuesday—j p.m. Monday. ALL OUR CARS ARE FULLY GUARANTEED there a da.v before going on to gelas. Alex Btosie, Roger Ericson, attended the Unive'rslty of Con­ 1 For Wednesday—1 p. m. Tueeday. of thia particular jury aa typical. The flnel 2-week period of the was over 20 years ago and al-. specialist recently appeared in The maiw trips to Ft. Lauderdale end are different from all the others, necticut and was graduated from come a progressive elimination of and Saturday This type of difficulty is often BANK FINANCINO UP TO 88 MONTHS St. Petersburg, Fla., and to Cana­ Villingen. Germany, in the Black and Anthony Delorso. For Tburtday—1 p. m. Wednesday. And let ua aay that there la no 6-week day camping session at though I haven't lifted any weight-i Sight-Saving Review, publlahed by discovered because the child-may OPEN TILL t EVENINGS they have a common denominator the Temple University School of tariffs within the new European For Friday-1 p. m. Thuraday. Csmp Merrie-Wood started Mon­ since I'Ve still got every one of da. Forest. Then they will continue • TOO Poatponer Maetlag For Saturdav—I p m. Friday the Netfonal Society for the Pre­ tilt the head somewhat to the side, in their desire for independent fiin. Because of conflicting meet­ Dentistry, Philadelphia, Pa. Economic Community over a 3- doubt that there ia auch a thing aa day. with 86 campers looking for­ those muscles. They just happen vention of Blindness. Sweet derided to take advantage to Terouse, Germany in the Amer­ Claasifled deadUae' 10:R> a m. aacA although, this alone 'ts not enough ings, the Town Coordinating Com­ He recently completed service as stage traneitlonal period of 12 to ■ 1 ■ day ot Dubi'catlon axcapi Saturday — gradual prop-eaa in the thinking ward to their two weeks of ad­ to be in a different place that's all. BARLOW MOTOR SALES ef the opportunity to go abroad, ican Zone, where Mrs. Zirumerman a captain in the Army Dental • a m The author pointed out that to make a diagnosis. Norway to Study Voting mittee (TCG) has postTxmed a 15 years. The six nations at the of the SouUT on racial iaauea. venture in the out-of-doors. Vision is a highly complex sense. WINDSOR AVE„ ROCKVILLE—PBONE TR 5-2538 especially ' since his two children was born. She came to this country Corps. He ia married' and hie wife, same time gradually will adopt a. • SHORTS j i The Detroit ophthalmologist also are now grown up. His son Bob la in 1026 and has not returned to meeting -to have been held last Staff members thU final session s t C? t s It requires the participation of discussed the question of whether Cynthia and he have two children, uniforrh tariff schedula on Imports Wednesday, July 24 Thia particular jury, however, a student at Trinity College, and ■her home since 1980. The Institute- for Social Re­ Mondav night. The committee will Cathi, nearly 2, and Stephen, seven are: .Mrs. Arline Swanson and U ,5 . JrOSt O lllC f* three entirely different systems: glasses weaken the eyes. Glaseea search in Oalc is planning a from non-member countries. had certain paychological aMiata Mrs. Thelma Smith, unit 1; Mrs. his daughter Fran will enter Teac- Following their stay in Terouse. ■meet Tuesday ntg’-.t at 8 at the months of age. In making a final appeal for • TE£ SHIRTS the visual pathway, eye movement do not change the eyee but change er’s College In New Britain in the scientific study of the parliamen­ Town Hall. in ita progmaa toward ita verdict. Rita Cook and Mrs. Alta Smith, and balance, and the higher brain the Zim m erm us will travel to Senate passage, Premier Maurice An Irony At London the direction of light coming Into fall. tary election to be held October '' Discussion will be on the bridge The- leader of the racial aegrega- unit 2; Mrs. Bobbie Strom and Voided 2 Stamps centers. Munich to ifiect Zimmerman's Bourges-Maunoury said the "poli­ them. "I have never seen vision While Sweet la in Europe, Mrs. aunt, Mrs. Emma Madler, with 7. ^ e study will be the first of approach at King St. • BLOUSES One of the urgenciea involved tionista on trial waa John Kasper, Mrs. Virginia Bousfield, unit 3; THE GLANDS of Internal secre­ made worse by properly fitted *Bomb* Empties City Hall tical work behind these two trea­ 4 Sweet will be - visiting relatives in whom they will stay for a short its kind made in Norway. Its and Miss 3usan Crockett and Miss Tlie first stamps iver issued by tion control the growth of children lenses,'' he said, “ but I have eeen Cool, Calm and Collected. ties tends to establish durably the In the world atomic situation.: a Northern invader of the isouth. Emma Stephens, unit 4. Assisting the United States', put out under Florida. He has no relatives while. They will complete their trip object will be to survey political During the abaenoe’ of the reg­ Norwalk. July 24 (Jl—Fifty em­ foundations of a cooperation with­ and the eye matures along with vision made better by them.” aboard. trends that have developed in ular correapondent. South Wtnd- • DRESSES , which SecreUry Dulles recognized The fact thj|^ he had come down as program aides are Janet Carl­ authorlty of a March 3, 1847 law, muscles, neiwes and bones. Of spe­ with a vtait to Hot. near Saxony, ployes and city officials, including out which' neither Europe nor It ia now possible to prescribe Second Trip which Is in the Russian Zone. postwar elections. A systematic aor and Wapping newa Itema may in hia address the other night, waa | to meddle on one particular side of son, Connie Hilton, Frances Har­ went on sale in New York City July cific importance is the fact that one glasses for infants of one year or Caught...In a mayor, tiled out of city hall yes­ France will find in the world the rison, Kathy Donahue, Beth Gart- 1, 1847. They were e 5-center with Mr. and Mrs. McKeever are re­ Gardens will be able to travel analysis will be made of cam­ be telephoned to the Herald tem­ terday wnen a bomb waa reported that the "petUeat” and most "ir- the racial Issue did not alter the ! portion of the retina of the eye is younger. peaters. On their trip last year they place which Is due them.” slde. Susan McKinney. Ciaudia e portrait of Benjamin Franklin; slow In matuglng. The clarity of easily wherever he wishes, aa he paign pamphlets, newspaper porary office, Mitchell 9-9518. In the basement. An anonymous The premier also told ths Sen­ responalble" dicUtora might, in fact that he waa an outside med- went to London, Rome. Paris, and will have a car at his disposal for editorials, and other election call to a telephone company opera­ Teabo, Eleanor Minnlck and Diane and a • 10-center with a likeness o f : vision of a four-year-old ' ' ia likely other pla'ces. This year they will ate "certain people have no con­ the da>-8 to come, find themselves dler. Swenson. George Washington. 10 days. This is his second trip to material. On-the-apot campaign The eaw-whet owl derivea Its tor sent detectives on a search of fidence In our coun try...A fgvot- to be considerably leas than it it Venezuelan Falls Tallest travel oh-, their own once they Europe. Last year he stayed With studies and interviews will be possessed of atomic and hydrogen | The members of this jury were . Campers are: Catherine Adams. These stamjjs, together with the a few years later. name from Ita call, which sounds the building, but no bomb was able vote on the treaties will be the reach Zurich. the group as they toured England Included. . like the filing ef a saw;------bombs, and aU the tragedy-causing drawn from a section ef Tehneesee Donna Iaju Allen, Aliee-Amareilo. 10 stamps of an 1851 issue, werei However, the ability to foque re.v Venezuela- is laying claim to found;------best reply to them.” AdvertiBe In The HeraLd— ^It Pays Linda Lee Arruda. Janet Bagge, voided by Congress in 1861, ap-| power they rapresent. where the racial taaua has never of light on the retina, which ii the three highest straight-drop Edith Baiboni. Diane Bampton, parently, for - fear Confederate spoken of as accommodation, ia waterfalls in the world.'A Govern­ TTiat peril la. we judge, a rather been too disturbing, partly because Susan Banning, Elaine Becker, sources would turn supplies of them into money. Thus they are rqueh better in small children than ment measuring expedition headed real fhetor in the official thinking til# population ratio there has a Ruth Beckwith. Kathy Blake, Bar- it is later in life. A eeven-year-old by Dr. Candido Montoya has just ' ef both the United States arid Rua- heavy white mejority. It was also bara Bojarski. Nancy Boulay Bar- worthless for postal purposes. -• v iu . . This was the onl? time suchf^^” ** r****.“f^ reported that, in addition to Angel PRINCE siB, and one very real reason why a aection of Tennesses which, in ^ a Lee Butler. Wemiy Celnen. Falls, which at 3,212 feet ia the Patricia Cartwright. Janet Cook. action was ever taken in this coun-, , MATCHABELLI both are at least trying to negoti­ .the avil War, was generally in t r f. Any other U.sS. postage stamps **! world’s highest, two others wqrt Diane Cosma. Nanqy Crockett, measured: Cuquenan, 2,001, and ate at lAindon. They would like to a>mpathy wdUi the Union cause. Kathleen Cufjln, Donne Lee may be used for postsj^ee rej^ard* close to the e es decreases fovoct • a • f-less of age. bit by bit until moat of (is at 45 Montoya, 1,73» feet. Both the lat­ establish rules for the atomic club In summary, this waa a border Daniel, Patricia Ann Davies, years of age need reatfng glasses ter are'caused by rivers dropping nicGft Qtfl you cofi givo to Marcia Draghi, Cynthia Falco, of which they ara the charter mem- Btate jury, and not one from the to see well at 14- inents. from the Caba'na plateau into And they ara.irtlUnj: to have Kathy Giglio, Mary Elizabeth Dental Fear» Scouted ' fH W i 3?^ « . Spni^ . - >■ ' - elate,- OenttsjU eatrtmate -fh rt' upon b e h a ^ r if: Uiat;for”^ making a point liihBS'Sf Hilton'; TCatWryir' Hughes." per ceril ''bf1h'e'Xnieriqafi people £ 2 ^ . . . | l ■ makes It poaaible for them to en­ in the ciMl right! debaU, might PsuU Huffleid, Ksthleen Kanehl, see a dentist each year, because of . stickDMdi>rant...Tr force one other big rule—a' rule Susan Kanehl. Kathleen Kelly. fear of pain. But they say that LISTEN TO have been found disowning it, if it Also, Susan Kelly, Susan Anlj-Pin|iinirt Speay Smiting the membera of the club. today’s snesthetics. treatments, hsd functioned in tjieir own states, KnighL Ronnie Endlow. Rena a'nd particularly ne^l.v developed "TODAY ON WALL STREEF Deodennt. .. It The United States and Russia at a moment when a civil righta Landers,. Jane Lee,-Carol Ann' hlghapeed drills make this fear . 4C8k«BaUiSoap...|l hava begun to contemplate a pros­ battle was not being waged in the Lombardo, Sharon Lofentzen. Fern largely groundless. MONDAY Through FRIDAY. 6:0.i P.M. each pect they may fear even more than Senate. ^ Loveland. Sherry Magee. Jane Station WDRC— 1360 on Your Dial Duitiac-Fowd8r...|l BttbMiaf B a th S 8 H i...fl they fear each other aa bomb-laden MtuVn. 5^iSr”M^Ul,"'"*katl!l«n pou-ers. It is the prospect of having McDermott Pamqja Mercer, Kafen PtrfwM Cramt SiciMt. . . n Revolution. New Style? France has its own "Grand to live in a world where other pow­ Monell, Catherine Jo Moran, Arm Canyon” —the Gorge of the Tarn, Alio, t OZ. ColOfRt. •. H -O Mn. ski a. Mb ers also have the bomb. The first faint stirrings Marie Moreau. Louise 'Morin. Ju- which lies 1.330 to 1,660 feet deep Sh earso n , H a m m ill i Co. . . . , of a , dith Niedzwicki, Sharon Palmer, If the United §thtes and Russia revolution are being felt In Central | Ann-Marie PraUon, Dorothy Pur- In the heart of the Aveyroh region. A4 handsome furniture that makes your bed­ 4 already have the bomb might dcr | Guatemala, respectively, are also group celebrating the 100th birth­ rooms relive the casua^ beauty of Early Ameri* Bargain dele to use It some daj-. They are caught up In and are responding day of Lord Robert Baden-Powell, willing to ban the bomb for others, Cana! Chippendale influence is reflated in the to--demands for reforms. Only in founder of Scouting, and the 10th bracket ibasea, the antiqued-willow brasses and but not for themselves. They 'fear Costa Rica can the liberalizing re­ anniveraary of Camp Meirie-Wood. what others might do >xith the dentil moldings. The simply framed 28 x 38-inch forms being pusbed be said to be ' mirror and the double 52-inch size dresser are 20th ' WASHERS and DRYERS bomb, but they ask the-world not AnimalR Communicate Spectacular consistent with the character of Ceptury ideas, while we’ve borrowed the spool- to fear what they themselvee might the chief executive. The president. TRAILER.LOAD SAVINGS ON HOTPOINT REFRIGERATORS. FREEZERS. do with it. Animals communicate with each turned bed from the Victorian era. Sketched from Jose Flgueres, is to Uia left of the other by gestures and sounds. stock! This is elemental human -and na­ other CentraT American presidents, Rabbits use a hind leg to thump a ELECTRIC RANGES. DISHWASHERS, DISPOSALS and AIR-CONDITIONERS tional nature, as elemental in its but. like thttnf he faces opposition warning, beayen employ ihelK Modern American takes \ ^ ^ nn O f The big way as the attitude of the man from the existing social order. broad tails for the same purpose, snd s doe Hips up her Ufl like a 2 pc. Bedding who thinks a loaded shotgun on j It is to be hoped that these gov- to limed oak or walnut the front porch is fine for himself,' ernmente white flag and bounds away, trans-. continue to push tlielr mitting a dagger signal to her Outfits 6 6 ^ ^ but a very dangeious thing for programs despite the opposition. fawn. The tone of a dog's bark can Same ^roup with paneled bed 198*50 Year! ethers. The feeling of humanity is : u Is Uieir great opportunity to help Indicate joy, pain, fear, or anger. elemental, too. It wlU feel eaferj create a middle class, a force that Bees communiests by means of in­ Furnish your new (or old) liedroom with this Reg- $238.95. Whether you like your new modern bedroom in light or dark woods, when nobody la carrying the bomb', tricate dances. Most birds,, when famous Stearns & Foster bed din g . . . m ade pos- -I Free Delivery would proride the eUbility aeldom Watkins has them.'Choose this to-the-floor design either in'light limed oak, or in threatened, have a 'scream that 'Sible by a solid carload purchase! Mattress and not even thi two biggest nations. found in Central and South Ameri­ alert! the entire feathered fam i^. new soft-brown walnut. Each group includes the 66-inch double dresser wjth 42 x Pending that day, however, hu­ ca, and to start their countries oh box spring,'in twin or full size, complete for only 30-inch beveled plate glass mirror, 36-inch 5-drawer chest and full size bookcase manity should, we .think, be dis- the road to real economic, eoclal Pint Periscope Not Sub's $66.65. Guaranteed for 10 years. -Others at S77.76, bed with sliding panels. (With'paneled bed, the regular price is $231.50). Reg. poaed to g o ^ o n g -with the limited and political, progress. $88.86. $42.50 .night tables reduced to $88.95. Sketched from stock. posalblliUea at London—some be­ If, on the other hand, the govern- The first periscope used by the Units^ Statea Nary waa not built 4 4 5 HARTFORD ROAD, Near McKEE NO MONEY DOWN ginning roatrictlons upon the pree- Guaranteed menta ignore the dsmanda or allow for A ^bm arlns. It waa utilirod by ont membara of the atomie club, themselvea to be paralyzed into the ironclad monitor, Oeaga, to dis­ and a limiUUoa on its member- inaction; they will be inviting a re­ cover a Oonfaderata cavalry unit WATKINS SEMI-ANNUAL FURNITURE SALE O P E N DAILY, 9 to 9 '*i«L ■ . . , sumption of the kind o f revehi- taking cover behlpd the high banks FREE PARKING ot tba Rad Rival' in ArkanaSa. t li MAIN SRRr—MltalHS M m

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IB TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 24, 1967 •■■tss MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY. JULY ?4, 1967 P A G E J S L E V m ■ ■*. J. ■ I ll_Llll nil ■ Clasroajmry Bolton judge ortgtaally Miected b; with the hole plugged with a bar an' opportunity to -view the Conti­ Sheppard Case and Uiua frliatrate the your trip and make reservations 2 : of laundry soap. The pioneers in nental Divide at Wolf Creek 'Paaai for jmu. State Loss Aeeembly’a policy," M( U.S. tp See their Conestogas didn't have it that Colorado, when thei etreamlng How to Avoid ■aid 111 hit brief. Tourists CdnMMeTrip .7. Before you leave, , make a Royster^i^sighing Judgeship tough! wetere were actually dividing into vacation (Checklist so you’ll remem-' New Confessor Democrats Pick Republicans la-, behalf of the new jCidgee, After lunch and auto repairs in the Atlantic and Pacific! Atty. Rubinow argued that the Going Broke ber to stop milk deliveries, arrange Seen Near Damage to Fla#aUff, the - tour proceeded to The views of the Ivy Range, of for lawn cai^ leave e light burn­ DR. ROBERT D. LAURIE, , Governor does not have the power the Petrified Forest. Among the the Rockies were not the Ubuel To Run for First Selectman Termed Faker to appoint Interim judges to teimis Amid Heat ahd Rain ing end. notify police to keep an For Seven Top Town Posts sights In the Forest It the "News­ ones. H)e alopee of the mountains eye on your boms whlla .-You’ra Dentiit of more than four .veers.. paper Rock," a large flat-surfaced were vari-colored with a number On Vacation Rubinow said that recfnt legisla­ away. Olaatenbury. July 34^Sp««i»l» j (OenUnued from Page One) Bolton, July 34 iSpeelal)—In a $10 MiUion State Farms > Although fweltering In the eameftrout. GMe Wjlcoi^Nrangar In boulder on Which Indians carved of separate storms and showers tion empowering the General As­ > —Dtputy Town Court Jiid^r session unprecedented in recent heat wava which is enveloping charge of the hatcher^Mook the petroglypha some six hundred making their ways aerusa the (ace . Vecetione would .be wonderful If WINTER DANES’ TRmD ANNOUNCES THE OPENING OF HIS Defense Aides three hours and 48 minutes yei sembly to make 4-year appoint­ ,boye on a pereonally ciMq^cted of the range. you didn't get back. home broke. 0«orgc D. Roysifr waa nominatvd local part.v annals. Democrats in E n g a g e d (Coattaoed from Page One) ments does not give the aame pow­ (Conitaed from Page One) Manchester, the Parry tourtsti are years ago. NDUDEST ' day. Gerber concluded: caucus last night nominated seven J tour, and showed them something The boys got Into Gallup, New The tour continued along tha This ie a common plight of the re­ The past nrtnter wae Deamark'e OFFICE FOR THE GENERAL PRACTICE iMt night M 'the choico for Fint '^ e ’s a liar.’’ er to the Governor. As a result, not eo overcome that they have let in axcesa of half a million trouHn Republicans to run agsihit the ton area are at their higheet level Rubinow a d d e d , constitutional Rep. Horace Seely-Brown of Mexico late in the evening, and Arkansas River Gorge, with the turning vacationer, but, say the third mildest in a century. The M ectm an by th« Democratic Town Oppose Ban On And McArthur said; -up on their sighteeelng. varying alaes. Arkansas In full flood. The dangers nation’ s bankers. It needn’t be so. Committee.' Republican party in the Oct. 7 , since 1962. 2-year limit oh euch appointmente Pomfret said the farmers, by a ben supper waa complete, settled average dey-an'.night temperature OF DENTISTRY AT "He's never even been In Oeve- I elections. 1 According to the schedule of their Utah’s fine wjidehiesses produce, of the rushing flood Waters., was il­ . Bank statifticiens note that 85 Judge Royoter said..today he ;land.'.’ W e Peril ated still applies. presidential declaration, vi-ould be )ta their rooms in the dlattacUve- wee arrtund 30 degrees. ►Oscar Kreysig, a member of the i I There -ti a serious forest -.fire tour, the- Manchester youths according to Wilcox, better than a ly nyled El Rancho Hotel. A pin­ lustrated by the railroad flat-car million Americans will spend more THE GUiBERT BUILDING plans to write a letter this week to Trials Abroad There were tw o reasons why Power Denied. Governor able to obtain a federal subsidy of now only two days away quarter million deer killed each ! Democratic Town C om m ittee: j dangei" and tinder dty woodlands "It has been derided as- late .as |1 per hundredweight for purchase inflfH, ball gtane in the lobby of the hotel loads of rock being dumped along then 12 billion dollars on holidays Oov. A. A. Ribicoff. submitting his Wedler’s confession made more ■ home. hunting season without diminution the banjia to retard the flood’s this year. And those are figures big TALCOTTVILLE RD. (ROUTE 83) resignation as Deputy Judge. news than the others. The "Court presented a slate of 'nominees in MUsachiisetts have been closed 1951, Rubinow said, that the Gen­ of grain to feed livestock. cngageaHte atUntlon of Bob See- (Contlmied from Page One) The moat recent tatter from Gil of the state's herd. Wilcox's horse lert and a group of conferees,' who eroelve action where the highway snough to arouse the keen interest THURSDAY LUNCHEON The decision to -resigTt.' Roystei of I..ast Resort," sponsored by drawn largely from Republican to (he public for. the second time eral Assembly did not intend to Senator Prescott Bush in a Sen­ SPECIAL this year. Hunt' tells of the boys' relief when tried to crowd into the group of exercised tmta mecnanical in­ adjoins the river bed. of bankers, who hsve.got together ^ VERNON, CONN. ■aid today, came after he C9nferred Argosy magaxine and headed by ranks which sUrted a discussion give tile Governor the power to ap­ ate speech said dairy farmers and boys that surrounded the pet .Spaghetti and Meat Balia vlnced" that the general opera­ lasting over an hour and a half. In Hartford, the State Agricul­ they reached,^ temperatures in'the genuity on the AMchine in such a The rains again let ^p tor a and issued the foUovring tips on with Judge Walter R. Downs. mystery writer Erie Stanley Gard­ point minor court judges for moro many thousands of families who low eighties, after crossing the coyote of the Wilcox family, . and 'With Real Italian Saqce tion under the Status of Forces Reporting on the caucus. Mrs. ture Department's weekly, report than two years." are milk consumers are facing an fashion that it aoon registered no single Jiour in the afternoo'n< of how to have a carefree but solvent PHONE TR 6-6664 "W'e hax’e decided together tliat ner. interested l(self in Wedler'h Hevada desert. The boya had a car picked Dava Lamenzo, ardent ani­ Saturday’s otherwise unrelieved vacation: SSo I should resiga-’ Royster comment­ agreements allowing for foreign Story. Upon the “ court's” inter-' Claudia' M. Jones, Democratic on crop and market conditions said He added that the General As emergency. mal lover, to nuzzle. less than 95 free gUMs! small today; mishap 80 miles from nowhere, but. murk, just at the time that the 1. If you haven't enough money ed. “after broad consideration of cession. Gov. C. William O'Neill Town Committee vice chairman, sembly has not, since then, Indl------The afternoon’s viewing at the and envious local boy, watching In Arthur Drug Storts jurisdiction over some offenses by Rainfall ranging from .4 inch in csted any desire to increase the R.AIN M.AKBRS READY forgot about their diacobifort when the lobby, waa ecstatic wifen See- bo.va were visiting the Garden of for the trip you want, you can get the judicial policy Involved. While agreed to give Sam Sheppard a lie described Kreysig's move as an they reached a luxury hotel I iggeat ditch of them all, the GIs " Has iieen of benefit to Ameii-- “ independent abtion” not endorsed the central part of the State to .1 governor's power with respect to Boiton, July 34 <81—Rain mak- lert permitted him to work'edf the the Gods in Colorido Springs. a vacation loan at your bank. my resignation as deputy judge detector test Later tthe governor m equipped with air-conditioning and Grand Canyon, was crowded into On^y Pike's Peak's peak . was (while!, running for political office) can servicemen stationed abroad." ruled the test out. Gardner and his Towm Committee, inch in other sections was noted interim appointments. it^g machines were lined up in arid free games. , 2. It's more foreilghted to start Kilday’s bill differs from an ad- oh the 22nd. This precipitation to­ a generous pin-ball machine. a. brief half hour of luiuhlne be­ July H and 27 covered with storm, and invisible saving for 'your vacation' a year la not compelling. Judge Downs colleagues waited in Coh)m''u* ye-- j "i^teen Dem^rats who attend- "If the interpretation la ' „f southeastern Massachu- Here fa Hunt’s letter: tween sheets of rain. The view miniatration-oppoaed resolution by gether with cooler temperatures changed. " he aaid, "violence wlll |„ttg today but there were no auit- to the questing cameras of the ahead, ‘ working out a vacation and 1 felt it would be better for the terdav in the hope O'Neill might r e -' ™ caucus elMorsed Julius L. Tueeday, July tt from Grand Canyon Lodge was un­ The Perry Tour paased through' Rep. Bow (R-Ohio) that would ap­ freshened shallow rooted plants be done not only to accepted prin- i moisture-bearing cloud» in the arid southwest on Friday, and M.ai)Chester tourists. The famous pisn, which banks also will handle, preiitige of the court." consider, then left for New York : strong, a RepubfWsn, for first The boys of the Perry Tour left usual during the rainfall, with the Bklgnced Rrtck that Dorothy An- ply to both on-duty and off-dut)^ sorely disappointed. »?*ectman. He is running for re­ temporarily b\it was insufficient ciples of statutory construction but j ,,_ht to complement the equipment Saturday, )>ut found little evidence ju jt as they do Christmas savings Rc.vster also said he felt his re- 1 for lasting Improvement In crop the brolUng desert o( Nevada be­ canyon writhing In the shifting pat­ saldi. and Susan Drigga tried to AC PRODUCTS LOCKHEED ‘ aign.atlon would ^ o be better for in New York today election to the Board o f Educa­ also to the public policy of this | ^ hattl* against a prolonged of aridity. The boys were sur- cliibs. ' ' ! Kilday'a bill would leave It up to; . J? conditions. Vegetable crop yields hind Tuesday morning. They hur­ terns of rain and fog. topple over last year was found to 3. Don't csrry large sums of the Democratic liarty locally. tion and the Zoning Board of Ap-. *^**,*‘ . J V. ■ I drought. ried as fast as their station wagons With rain all ai-ound, the eve­ rrtunded by intermittent fhowers AUTO-LITE MALLORY the Secretary of the Army. Navy peals on . the Republican ticket. ! are averaging below normal. How­ . Instead of having minor court I Qmid seeding generators wera and downright downpours for the 2- be still ihtact, and ss famous k cash while traveling. Travelers’ No la w Barring Way or Air Force to decide whether an resort vi-aa doing could carry them Into the higher ning’s camp looked somewhat unat­ tourist attrfection as ever. BORG-WARHER McQUAY NORRIS Hb was unopposed for the first ever. about 50 per cent of the judges with short and fixed terms, marshaled along the Rhode Island day period. checks are safer—if they're stolen' As far as he could determine. offenw was committed in ner-i more About the .Shep- truck crojj and potato acreage is elevations of the Ut|(h canyon coun­ tractive, but the sklea obligingly The boys rode through downpour selectman nomination. the State will have minor court line and on another front 15 miles At Mesta Verde, the skies kindly or lost, you don't lose the money. FEDERAL MOGUL RAYBESTOS Judge Dmvns said, there is . no formance of official duty and there- j ffovemor’s under irrigation. try. The first sight-eeelng stop was cleared to beautiful blue for an again to their hotel accommoda­ 4. It’s a comfortabla feeling to Other Republicans endorsed I ^ weatherman said no cleared and the boys viewed the State law forbidding a deputy fore under IT.S. primary J u r i s d i c - ****■ detector gorgeous Zion Canyon. 'The lower i l«h>r before aunaet, and to brilliant tions . in Burlini^n. Colorado, carry a letter of credit, frqm your GRANT RINGS ' WALKER judge from holding a judgeship tion. If the secretary so found, th e: resulted f-om a "mlsunder- were David Toomey fjjr town clerk; j Vegetable yields from these acre- ‘ h ' ««« " ' TO years « , ^ouds were in sight for the next ^ghtles of temperature, with a i »tera after dark. Pueblo cliff dwelling ruins- under having left the mountains behind; a traditional hor.'.ination by the I Joaetili Jav aitidle ages are near normal with good fJeneral Assembly, and the G ov-1.. . , . , brisk dry breeze blowing Waa a kiel-1 Supper waa a hamburg cook-out; brilliant blue gkles. 'The cliff dwell­ bank, in case you run out of funds while holding a local political of- sen'lceman could not ■ be turned standing." Gardner was Inten'iew- Marilyn Jane Mclscan cash returns to growers based on *'n°r continue to disagree on the “ ' in a strange .place. This certifies 0MR|ri«te Lliit •( SFEIB EfUlFMEliT over fof, foreign trial no matteri*d on NBC-TV’s "today" show, Democrats; Herber J. Wilson for Five generators will operate at •come contrast...... to the furnace tern lem-Tiylth (.jylth John FPerry e r^ officiating at tha ings were Inspiring, and Dave high market prices Non-lrrigated " " " o r court appointments, LAmenxo, -among others, aaid that your credit up to a certain amount, However, Judge Downs said the what the treaty provides. After two hours, moat, o f which tax collector. CHifford Stephens, Announcement Is made of . „ ______South Attleboro, Seekonk and peraturea of Las Vegaa and the! conadle o f the (Coleman stove. Bob RoYarians Stage ■ ember of the Re’-ublican Town the crops range in condition from poor. “ JT the 1955 appointees continued . Swansea, Ocean Grove section, HfTOver Dam.area.- j RelCT.^who is on a reducing diet. these were the highlights of his trip and makes a great dlffereiice in decision to ask Royster to resign Sprague said Kilday'a bill is open was spent getting a life history, coming marriage of Marilyn Jane : to fairly good depeiiSiig ot" vari^^^ office until 70,'we will have the the attitude of creditora his deputy judgeship was made, in to some of the same objections as! McArthur and Gerber were con Committee for membership on the near Rhoida Island at Westport The tour proceeded into Bryce heverthi^eu managed to consume so far. Bizarre Param McLean, daughter of Mrs. Rosalie | able local rainfall and the m oisture!*"'’ " ’ ®*"'** spectacle of Judges be- Canyon through tiny but lovely Red: *cven hamnttcfera, each one aver- The boys camped out on the San 5. Don't leave valuable! lying part, from a canon adopted b.v the the Bo\y resolution, which defense Vince Wedler's story was "a com­ B?ard of Finance: (Jharles Hath­ McLesn, 249 Main St., and the late j retaining capacity of soils. Also I *"8 continued in office even though Point. around the house while you are Assembly of Municipal judges dtlefs ha\-e said could force vWth- plete hoax.” And sheriff Thursby away for Board of Tax Review; They are the state's first line of Can.von. After touring some of the' offlug third pound, to lead Juan River in Colorado, with the. Walter A. McLean, to, Marshall I many irrigation ponds are ronninr i ••'*3' *’®''.9 *’**" nominated by ■highlights of Bryce Canyqn'slKen Bird, whose ebc burgers lost threatening skies holding off just Hopkinsville, Ky,,,. (AP) — It away. You can store jewelry, furs Mveral years ago. The canon, drawul of U.S. troops from air over agreed he didn't "see how he could Richard Fowler fo: grand juror: Charles Holl Warren, son of Mrs. ■ dry. i the Governor and are not acrept- battle against a mu^i-milllon dol­ and paintings in bank vaults. strictly an ethical decision, makes the world. Sprague added that:, and Frank Volpi for the 1997-58 twisted shapes, the boys settled ' him the trip's gourmahd title. long enough to get a delayed spa­ wasn't easy but jJie Rotarians man­ be connected with it." Chartes C. Warren, 42 Coburn Rd.. I Tree fruits are beginning to show I ®*’*" the General Assembly.” lar drought which hs« hit normally aged to stage their parade. 8. Some banks will help you'plsn is mandatory for a judge to resign 1. Because foreign countries in! Here are examples from Gerber term as fire commissioner. __ lush farmlands. Into their cabins. Tlnireday. July ^5-..^ ■ ghetti supper into the boya and get and the late Mr. Warren. I smaller sizes in locations most af-1 Associated with Rubinow In the Supper was a steak cook-out in j The boys traveled out rtf the the boys into their' sleeping. bags. .The rains came gnd sent two should be run or be electedweeted to a turn would not WTUit to waive their of how Wedler was tangled In the Two other' Republicans nomina­ Miss McLean is employed In the fected bv the drought. Crop ”proe-! ‘‘*** Attys. Paul B. Groobert' A second line of five generators political office. primary' jurisdiction cases to the ted b.v Kreysig were defeated. the canyon park's cooking area, on |^canyon area ■ into the Arlzoita Then Uje' heavens opened and the bands and a drill team scurrying web of his story: ' • health administration office at i pects are at a critical stage and *"** Jehn I* LaBelle of Manches-j U eet for fanns from .Smith Dart- Jie rim of the canyon itself. Dave [ desert on Thursday morning, and dgluge came down. Most of the for cover. Hew To Held Royster’s resignation will leave United States, under Kilday'e bill Shown pictures of the vicllm,' They were Bruce Ronaon, nomina­ Pratt and Whitney Aircraft, andl will deteriorate rapidly from now I***"'Arthur M. Lewis of West Hart-1mouth to MIddleboro and to Rayn- 4 vacancy in the deputy judge- there would he a net loss-in the ted for town treasurer and John Imith, Milton Shaw, and Earle Set- crossed th e. CXiIorado on the boyaimanaged to get -Under the Others splashed on, led by mu- 1. < I t Wedler agreed Marilyn Sheppard's her fiance is eniplo.ved in the j unless a good soaking rain la T"rd and William T, Shea of Meri-1 ham. ffltz were stuck with the dishes— c'ompaaaUve diwueat of the luggage aiciana from another high school ship. His replacement will'be made Swanson Jr. nominated for as­ Meanwhile the southern New Navajo Bridge into the Navajo by Gov. Ribicoff. " Amerfra*!,' "ever have been in- casualty department of the, received in the. near future. ‘ throwing away the paper jilatea. Indian Reservation. carrier tal^pauttas or in the folded band. Half of them got acrosa the FALSETEETH CHURCH CORNERS stands! dimunitlon 0, American i ^y a piece of pipe swung sessor. Phoenix Insurance Co.. Hartford. ! Vegetable crop yields and qualitv England stretch from Portland. Royster said it most likely will justice abroad." Democrats Named Wednesday, July t4 A passing truck fired a small down seats oL^he station wagons railroad tracks but the others had Merc Firmly In Fleet 651 PARK STRUT MAIN AND MNIUVARD 191 aNTER STREir perhaps a half dozen timss. as Tile wedding will take place on : varying widely with irrigation, soil Maine, to the New York boundaify Wednesday morning on the Perry! atone at express speed into the (or protection. to wait — a train came along. take a few days for his letter to He said fore.gn governments in Connecticut has been regarded , Do rour fslM tMtb innor and tm- be processed through the Gover­ Wedler had dewribed the killing. Democrats John .McDermott, Oct. 5 In the South Methodist *5'P** local precipitation. Directors Ponder .Tour was a rainy one, an unauual front of the radiator of Gil Hunt's In the morning, ttiy.. skies again The stragglers finally caught up barrsw bj sllpplna. droppint er wob- HARTFORD EAST HARTFORD MANCHESTER last year waived Jurisdiction in 67 nominee for town treasurer and by some officials ss a di.saster bUna when you .tat, lauth orulk? nor'* office. The next step will be Wedler said he went up a walk, Church, Sweet Corn Volume 5Ioderate Ta • ■ i • t * occurrence in the -normally arid car. and set it to spouting cool­ saw fit to clear opportunely, so that and all went well until tvVo ho-sea Juat aprlnkla a Uttia FASTEETB on c u m c mn per cent of 14,304 cases. Involving agent for the 'i’own Deposit Fund, area within the meaning of tha Bryce Canyon area. The Manches- frightened by the music, reared, T IL JA I 7 -tin TEL 'JA R E-2161 T IL MHcheH 3-516t tor the Governor to notify Town off-duty offenses against foreign­ opened the front door easil.v, saw Sweet com volume moderate and D U l l c l l l l £ f A r O f l f r a i l l ant like Old Faithful, all this bet­ the dampened boya could stow ^ eir yourjilataa. Tbli alkailnr inon-acld) Marilyn asleep on a double bed and.-Jack Early, nominee for as- y j . holding about steady. TopToo 'q aualitv u a litv !I P* P* U.S. Department of Agriculture. tkr High School boya. viewed Bryce ter than eighty miles from Flag­ and broke their harness. Another powtltr bolda (alaa taath mora finniy Democratic Committee Chairman ers, where they had the first right Oov. Foster Furcolo of Massa­ luggage and eat breakfast, when and moiv eomfortably. No aummy, noted a mirror over a dresser aeasor, were placed on the ticket. ber. ^L* '*“ ''** *" ^'P***"' supplies well below trade needs and between drops, and then stopped staff. the neareat town of sufficient the tour waa settled into its caro^elay WINKLER Thomas J. Morlarty of the to try U.S. ser\'lcemen if they chusetts was withholding a procla­ aoeey. naaty taate or (sallna. Doaa net naesney. Morlarty will then rec­ on which there were bottles of Kreysig also asked endorsement ; coming from irrigated and better The order of priority on im­ off at the Panguitch Fish Hatchery, size to boast a radiator repair and had started toward the North, '8 ]^ ta to rs said it. was the most •our. Ghseka "Plata Oder*' (dantura wanted to. Winans, ion of Mr. and mation of a state of emergency ommend to the (Jovemor a replace­ James Winans. is a 1957 graduate*” ^*' situated locations. provements to municipal buildings one of the U t ^ state suppliers of shop. The mileage wkli covered the rain began again. The boya ha^ .interketing parade ever eeeni------bpaeOli Get raa'I'KlTH today .as. l U T O J i S.6PEN fill par SATUBDW 3 Leaviiia the deeUlon of-imds=- fpL con- pending results of the rainmclmg any drus muntar. ment for Royster. * drivel at the Sheppard house, stable, but .was overruled when: of the University of Ckmnectlcut, Tomatoes in light to moderate will be discussed by a Board rtf Di­ diction to the eervlce secretary supply and increasing slowly due attempts. Morlarty was unavailable for would bring on numerous adminis­ the front door was warped and the caucus named John Garibaldi, i where he majored in socioloin' and rectors subcommittee and General comment on a possible replace­ stuck, there were twin beds in Robert 5Iurdock. both Democrats. ! minored In psychology. He is nmv to effects of hot. dry weather. The rainmaking contract with ment for Royster. trative borons, including delays and Arthur Held, an independent Normal seasonal supply peak gets Manager Rlch(ird Martin FYlday i.ieteorologist Dr. Wallace E. Marilyn's room, and there a-as no preparing for teaching under the night. WeMrMge Gets Not that would' hurt the indi'vidual voter. Intensive GTraining Program epn- under way the second S’eek In Howell waa signed yesterday and serviceman awaiting trial. mirror or perfume. Gerlier said. A general discussion of priori­ , RoysUr. will have R Gordon “Oh bo". waa he mrtd when we A successful Kre.vaig candidate, ducted for college graduates at August. Present prospects are for tha generatora were lined up 'eady Wooldridge of 11 Naubuc AVe. as 8. And by superceding parts of a short crop. ties on needed Improvements was tc send up flecks of silver Iodide didn't be^ ve him.” Gerber said. a Democrat. Mrs. Catherine Pere- Willimantlc State Teachers College. suggested by Directors , Harry his running mate. W’ooldridge was the Status of Forces pacts. sluha. was named ss nomine for He attended Ellington public Snap beans aho'sing moderate to contact, the proper moiatura Sprague said, Kilday’a proposal Wedler protecstd: "I gave you the FIrato and Ted Cummings after nominated as second selectman. detailg OS I renr».^-her >hem. If the 19.57-81 term on the Board of schools and was"graduated from increase in, supply but atill well laden cloi'd" --ka , soon as the "woiikl force the U nlt^ States to Martin brought enlargement of Several candidates, already hold they don’t Jibe, that's your en than 27 yeans erlth the «4>«^.d. ^T, was nominated for the Board of off TfietThUed Scales’aif a govefm yoiitlF' as this man is concerned at the- Hilling-•{• from ■HWgated nwdir. PVpl#i‘'i*rli__ tile all of Rrtcoraa acrosa from finance. Donald C Hotchkiss of SI ment and to the advantage of the Florence Harlow, was nominaVed *?" CongrejgaUpnal Caiprch*■ “■ and Tn eggplant in light supply Carrots Welter E. Piper, chief 'market serviceman ae an Indliddual." want to hear anything more from I the Municipal Building. Ortawohl -St., now a constable, is him or that guy that called the for the unexpired term of the Rev. I Scout program increasing in supply, mrtatly film in\'«stigator tar the atate. said the Three more tekehere are re­ - This might deaen^e higher prior­ running .'or a post on the Police Civilian o fficia l from the Pen­ sheriff from sonr»e place in Iowa Richard Yesger on the Board of wrapped; ity than the hearing room Cum­ rainmtking .units, each comprising Commission. tagon and the State Department and aaid he waa picked up by Education, covering the 19.57-59 quired to fill t}ie staff for the com­ , Ught scattered harvest of early a . tank o f propane gas and' a ing school year. Vacanclea exist in mings suggested. The meeting wiU Thla office U b ^ g vacated by have been aummoned by Vinson to Wedler.” period. potatoes has, begun. Yields gen­ be St 7:30 Friday In the hearing generator, constitute a double Edmund L- Bellotti of 1830 Hebron give public testimony on Kilday'a Incumbent Stanley Patnode, a posts for Grade 3, 4 and 8. erally light to moderata. FToapects picket line from approxi.natety McArthur referred to Ernest .Approve Chapel Purchase room. A ve, who la seeking a similar post bill. James Kolofollas. 32. of Long Democrat, was nominated as for late crop have been hurt by northwest to southeast. on the Plre Oqmmlsslon. which Presldaht -Btsenhower last Sat- Selectman. A Kreysig nominee,' he The Board of ^nance approved hot, dry weather. Near normal "This will enable us to operate Beach, Calif, who called Sheriff the proposed purchase'of the S t win be vacated by Woolrldge. u'^day denounced Rep. Bow'’a bDl Thursby from Waterloo. Iowa. was unopposed. yields may be o'ltalned from irri- one linp at' a time depending on Georgs A. Prell of Matson RIU Rd/^ in a letter to I'ouse Republican Maurice chapel building for $5,000 Marte Making Bid the advice o f meteorologiats. Kolofoliss. a 5-foot-S merchant at.its meeting last night It aim Lsted flelds. Others in variable completes the state as the party's Leader MarUn iMass.). He aaid Dern'i^rafon'^he Krey^ig^laVe wa* '**t " ‘F*-*- « condition with foliage showing dry Cooperative farm families will seaman, saw Wedler's pictures voted that if the town does act to choice for constable. l^lelatlon barring GI trials in and said "without a doubt that named as candidate for registrar T.'”Bther effects on.Ilghter toils.- F o e Flujoridation operate the ralnmaUng units. Thla Other members of the Democta- fcgelgn courts "v^ould be most of voters. Mrs. Claudia M, Jones. purchaae the building, the tran.sac-1 is becauae someone-must be avail­ must be the fellow" who gave him tion should be financed by w ith .! *taFv,*"ting of red astrachan tle slau are: .Board of Finance, hdrtful jo our national interests a ride near the Sheppard home Incumbent . registrar nomlniited Fluoridation of MancheSter'a able at a moment's notice around Hebert Merritt and Donald C. and to our aim of maintaining in around July 4, 1954. He said’the from the floor. d'>clined to run. S*pUa\'F"™nd’l«r’;7'^^ch'''iiow Phi'S wai.r tupply will h, brouplirup the clock to tiirh on each of the Burney; Town Plan and Zoning the world the principles of peace "nervous ymung man” had told Other Democrats nominated for units over s relatively wide area. Ckmimlasion, WUUam F. Morrlasev iuid freedom." office were; Robert .Murdock and The moment cloud formations be­ him "he had just had a fight with _ „ ------Tentative approval Was !s',ri:'dr^u.2. ■sri.riS 'SJJis."rp'“{>i2bS; Jr., John C. Cruickshanka and a woman and then her husband,” Emerson Bosworth. Zoning Board given parents and lodl also available. Marte come suitable word will be flashed G. Tisdale; FYee Academy ^ IVedler however, during quea- Appeals; Elsie .Tones and Alex- purchase o f the lot adjoining' ths 1 Verv liaht scattered * Marts said that he feels, after to start the machines. tacorporator, B irac H. Griswold; j i J o v e Y l t e v tioning. sstd he gave nobody a ®"'***’ Plant, for grand Jurors. parish property for.w ^ ch an op-;first early peaches has started, discussing the subject with doc­ Boiitheastcm MSssachlUetts was Zoning Board of Appeals. William ^—1—-1 Mortimer Harlow and ari-u-.i tion is , now ----- being„ — negotiated. A p -: : .-vimcLucuiCorinectlcut’e s peacn peach crop mdiCBted indicated ■tor? **'*') and nmiisis, dentists, inai that nuonas- fluorids chosen frtr the experiment because 5: ®"<* Ca>’> Jowiphaon; i ^ ^ ^ . r*>" ^*®<*?'* .Sheridan were nominated for flro X ? t h e oro^^wlSrh^it^^m e^d mrppty l . ™ d - rondttione-appMr - m ore—auUabi^_ for the property which is o'.vned by normal 145,000 bushels harvested ed. for the initial test as storms travel ^ M c l i b w y directors. Evans PwtntrtW 'Xf Sheppards defense during the ' commissioners; Plante and Krey- E. B. McG'.irk. Otachy and incua*ent 'Anaon J. i r i m a r \ trlal. said he never could check out : «l8 tar the Town Planning Com- last year. Most of the 1967 produc­ Many towns and cities else­ away from the neighboring bound­ Hoi*taa; Fire Commiailon, .^yman i •' that Kolofoliss was near the mission, In other action last night, the tion is located in the central and where in the country have added .Board re-anpointed MJN*. Alexan­ ary of Rhode Island and toward F. Mateon, incumbent; Welfare mii' der scene, and Gerber called * - Pick Board Nominee southern parts of the State. Culti­ the chemical, (fluorine, believed to the ocean. Oommlaalon. Mrs. Ruth Whitte- der * Co. of New London as towm vated blueberry crop at the peak. stop tooth decay, to their water Threatened auditors. suppl.i'. In addition to ruining crops, more, incumbent; town clerk. John a. WedieV’’’’ " ’*’*'’ '^ “ * ‘’** • ^**‘ " ] *«**"' incumbent John ■Volume moderate. I McDermott was placed in nomina- The sunf of $1541 was transferr­ the drought' continued to bring A, Hiller; town treasurer, Mervln Local PTA'a have publicly fa­ water supplies low in many aec- ■ Uon for the Board of Education ed from,the welfare account which vored fllioridation. They aubmitted B, Edmonaton, incumbent; Regis­ tiona in greater Boston metropoli­ For Top Post . along with Mrs. Prtresluha. How­ has a surplua this year, to c o v e r 'H a n l a C o i i r f petitions to the PTA Council this trar o f Voters, Elizabeth Wilcox, ever. McDermott’s name was tak- tan district commission offlifisls incumbent over-expenditures in five accounts. * I n tH rS spring in support of fiuoridatloii, Coventry, July 24 (Special) —1 en off the nominations in order t o ' 'They were tax abatement, $50; tax ■ ' -----T’" were studying results of an appeal H. Friel and Goodw.tn W. Jacobson, who was de^ and S P*’*?.*."^ ""*>■ candidate for the. collector. $*00: County ta.x. $116; Minor Judge Case: to curb water usage voluntarily, William L. MoOaw Jr. have been feated by Richard M. Galtaat. for position. Sudan Sugar Daal before sdopting more stringent Civil Defense, $175 and Community measures.- nominated for the Board of Tax renomlnatlon as first selectman at Since only the three*^top' vote Hall, $800. Hnvlew, This is considered an ex­ (Continued from Page One) the RepuL*lican caucus Monday, _ „ , . getters can be elected, to the’ 7- The ne.xt meeting o f the Board The Oovei nment of Sudan has tremely important irffice this year, reached agreement with a London said to^.v Jhat ‘-'some fellows have Q How frequently are major member board, fhla means that has been scheduled for August 24. hut the judges concerned In to­ Came OiFiciaU. Nampd becauae. of the revaluaUori of been talking" about circulating a cetmes committed in this conn- Mrs. Perealuha is assured o f ’be- PerBOnsI Note _ firm on a plan trt produce sugar in property now in progress through- day's case are all Democrats, ap- the southern provjncea The com­ petition that would force a pri­ ’ ’T - Jng elected. Mr, and Mrs. Edward M.'Carlen i pointees of Governor'Ri'bicoff’ Hartford, July . 34 i.pi—The revaluation is A —The FBI reports that a I EMmund J. Perealuha acted as pany has been experimenting with mary election between him and r.L ‘’f/* “ * i ” ! ' / ' Besides Gryk, the incumbent State Fish and (iame Commission scheduled for completion Oct 1 Galinat. ! ► major crime W-a.s committed every; mod-n**'’ - of the c-«c>i« and Mrs. this project for some years. Under elected a chairman and an assist­ -FRIDAY ao close to election, that the new “I personally have no plans to 12.2 seconds in the United States ®mlly Bucclno waa clerk •*'* Kaminski of the plan, production at full caps ant chairman, yestarday. They offtoera will assume immediate Agro of New York (3ty and their j Hartfoid and Selig Schwartz and file. a petition." Jacobson said. during 1956. Grade 7 Teacher Named daughters, Jerr.v and Lillian. | Paul McMahon of Meriden. Thrt city will supply half the country's i were David C. Mahoney of West heavy responsibiliUes. He added, however, that he did The Board of Education has an­ new anonint... . r . i Present sugar requirements, which ' Hartford, chairman, and Rudy Aeoordtag to Deputy Judge nob kntm' whether other people Q What Is the Portland vase T nounced Andrew Winans rtf Elling­ f i ^ e s t e r Evenli.g Herald Hoi- l ^ e W o w ^ f ’"*t entirely by Imports, j Frank of Bridgeport.______-Rnyater, no definite campaigning would do It for him. A-.„It is one of the most famous ton has been engaged, as Grade 7 ton eorrespoadent. Doris M. DTtal- liam A. Jacobs and teacher at the Elementary School. Francis J. *■** upon lest Ashed whether he would refuse anijent vases found near Ropie in la, Yelepiia«e Mitchell 8-5545. O'Brien of Meyiden. taght However, he believes, that to run in the primary if a petition : the l800’s. It was bought bv the ■with the peat auccesi. o ' a series Today's .question went to the were filed on hi s'behalf, Jacobson { Duchess of Portland and lent to .the high court in the form of two re­ o f roffee parties, with friendly said he did not know. 3 DAY! British Museum. In 1845 an insine meetings of the people and the lated cases. One concerned the . 1. ■ ----- —^1 Galinat, meanwhile, expressed I visitor smashed It but the frag­ Salters Pool May Be Closed^ situation In Hartford, Where Judge WHEREVER YOU Go ments Were so skillfully united the ^ will “ *■ ® rimiiarithe hope that there would not be Kaminak.v'is continuing tq alt de- be planned for j a primary. . ' j damage can hardly be seen. spite Barlow’s claim. Asked for his own explanation. Globe Conditions Condemned'j The-, other concerns the sltiia ------: of his surprising 193 to 153 caucus S-—How does the water content j tion in Meriden, where Jaco,t» and e v e n i n g Herald ; victory over Jacobson, he declined of snow compare with that of rain T eorresjMndeiN, Mrs. | to mention any specific issues In-1 AA a.aa....a la ,-.___a. 1 __ . . . A —Snow has much less. It takes : »h. nin)w. ‘"f?®"'*.***?’?*. «nd improvttnent. to PodaU Judg.™^,luU“ ’*ros“ ^^^ Betty McNamara, telephone Mlkl- volved and said merely, “ People the parking and picnic areas.' fend 8-1758. a snowfall of about 10 Inches to s ^ m m in g ^ l ly. over the; protests of McMahon Oil apparently did not like what he equal a rainfall of one inch. t demanded last night as Town Director FVancI* Mahoney’ told and Schwartz. was doing." ------iDlractors were informed that other members of the Board- that Agree to Accept Ruling he had made several recent visits T.„nK..Primary Posalble Q—How many'■’persons were! Salter's Pond will probably be In Manchester, Judge Gryk and to the Globe Hollow pool and that Karp have agreed to abide by the Board Allows S 3 s ;,? ' "the situation needs mighty fast decision handed down in these two NORMAN’S ENORMOUS TRAILER-LOAD PURCHASING action.” cases. In the meantime. Gryk l.a “'I don't see how in heaven’s continuing to sit as Judge and Access Road lered ReoUbl(“an wte?s ^ *U e 1 X h e r ^ f t *•"*’ "**’« ’• *" """• name we can let a situation like; Karp, as deputy Judge GGlobe lob. HollowHour.,.. .exist," „ i . f Director In hi» a ilm e n ts today, Atty. Come A n d The Glrtbe Hollow- pool question Mahoney said as he described hb'l.es McCormick said that the 1955 ap­ POWER ENABLES US TO GIVE YOU THE MOST Army Aigineers.. who will be was brought up by General Mana­ in the bathhouse, drinking Water ^ ______taking bids in Boston on Frida v the local Repuhlicanjoarty. ■ ’ J. pointees were appointed to ml their Ja/’obson today hiS^GMiriat ^ ger Richard Martin------who ------suggested------"®" °*‘‘ *'"*’•’*'■ tu*>e-” ; Offices until "the su^cee’dlngVsew^^^ I®* dined to discuss' ihe s'pe’cific’iikJes Queen to have the title of Em­ (nibmttUng an overall program (or -llXeguardt acting ss plumbers, and of the General Assembly confirmed press of India. l i'’ i **’ '»'**''** contesr.nd U pool improvements to the Board at other "deplorable" conditio'n.s. j their successors or. in the absence S u U s t ^ h L housing'WM “ Strictly personalities." Asked A —Queen Victoria. “the ■* Second------meeting-- In August.------Salter a is closed. Martin said, I o f such confirmation, until June 30, Get *Em RMffi rZeae * #' If w^uld Tonlinuf? to Bervc the (Construction of bathhouses this arrangemenU may be made to tiie 11950. • ' » y Q Prom wpst is indigo dye ob­ fall and a start on other improve- the high school pool. i "Therefore,” he added, "each of FANTASTIC SAVINGS on HOTPOINT “ 111 er an elected official, the First tained? menta tn the spriiw was recom­ If Globe Hollow ia closed, a re< ; the Governor’s commissiona issued be opened at 2:30 p m. today in -----Selectman said. “ No, I doubt that A—In past times, this dye was mended___ __ by Mayor Hartrfd A. Turk- creation center pool may be used, ! to a new Judge is a nullity” since tae Army Corps of Engineers I would bother with politics.’• taken from the indigo___ „ . plant,____ 'To- [ ington.’ he suggested. ; the ; General - ...... Askembly did not act A t Savings headquarters at Boston. "One thing I do Intend is to take ■ "*>'any we manufacture synthetic Inin- Aborked M.ConditkHis Official closing data for the on the Governor’s 1967 appoint­ permission to a long hunting trip this fall in ®"*! plantations have. Th, mayor and Directors Fran , pools, unless they are closed be­ ments. - use right-of-way over Globe Hol- Maine, where I won't have to practically disappeared. Mahoney, H arcf Firato'and Ted* fore,- is Aug. 23. I' “Die Governor made -Ills latest low property last night. ^ worry about the town of Coventry.’ ..t .-i „ ^ ^—• iCummlnga all‘expressed shock at' i interim appointments in June, TTiey also allowed 125 for pur- Jacobson said. ■ o steps are being taken j the condition of the pool area, * after the General Assembly ad­ ELECTRIC RANGES You N ever of .22 &crei addiyonaj prop- \.vaek N‘ol a C^ndlilate in B ^ l l to pres«|^ the pira-| Cummings asked whether the Junior High Land journed. needed for the road from A.n-! Democratic Third .Selectman ’'*’*?'* -. ■ i pool shouldn’t be cloaed and sug-! In commenting on the Legisla­ TRAILER-LOAD SAVINGS ON HOTPOINT REFRIGERATORS. FREEZERS, Walek. Chaeles E. .N'yack, another town A - This is-the most important jgested that the director of health' Appi'aisaLSought ture's Intent in empowering the ‘ ®*’* P®''*’* •■oetfwill be-, official who. was not renominated food fish of the Amazon River. | check the water at once. j ; Governor to make interim appoint- TAKE YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSFAPER WASHERS. DRYERS. DISHWASHERS. DISPOSALS and AIR-CONDITIONERS I f f **** irtwnlin the recent caucuses, today a e-1 Because of. a shortage, the g o v -: >rj,e health director is “on* the menta, McCormick said, it was D ream ed his failure to run for first ernment has An appraisal of property needed ' "obviously" that body's 'purpose undertaken experi- point" of closing Salter’s.'5 as he for a ne'W North End Junior High ‘ hat the appointment be for the FREE ero1'M a^..g»ch“ d "'^‘’^r?"n1rt’ ?'b"^^^^ | “ ■* PT-rucu ln did last .veer, according Park School and tar a possible road ex- unexpired porUon of a 4-year, term WITH YOU ON YOUR VACATION and Recreation Board m ember j S h ^ V *’®* . '*'’y8''l' said he believes „ _ tension was ordered-by the Board “ 'hlch would end when the Oov- ■ Tom Kelley. * o( Directors last night. ernor's term e.xpired, "subject, of f ^ t - o f - w a y over. Garden Grove tow-nsprople vvould prefer s first Q Who is considered the Kelley attended the meeting with Keep un with the new* at home through your local news­ DELIVERY Possible! conn^t the .Nike j selectman who does not work out founder of international law? The appraisal will be made be- course, to the General Assembly's ' food ^ t h K^ney St., but th e' of town and, thus is available here Board Chairman William Bren- fore a decision is reached on right at a later regular Session to paper. You can have it mailed to you— no matter where town does not. A—Hugo Grotlus, butcli law- nan. — "* * «II day. however. yer and stateeman. whether to'buy new land near t]ie make its own regular appointment! ,vou go. At nearby lakes, Bolton. Andovfr, Ckiventrj' you Martin was asked to have an i Nyack praised Nelson J. Bearce, "W e are reqitrtstii^ rather Green Haven project tor the to displace a judge selected by the j for a permanent eose- vehemently that aomething be school and for an extension . of Governor alone. can have it delivered daily by carrier. I who wag nominated for first select­ Q — What insect ie it that has SMfit.orer town land. man by the Democrats, and de done before the - next swimming Brookfield -St. to HolUster fit. at In his oral argument todRy, Mc- only one pair of eyes, yet can eet season.” Kelley told the Directors. N.-Elm St. Cormick skid it was. clear that OUARANnED ^ The Army wants the easement scribed .the whole Democratic tick­ both above^ and below? . for an underground cable between Plans to construct a bathhouse The Board also brdered a public the political dictum "to the vie CALL Ml 3-5121 et as "our best in a long time.” The whirligig beetle. Each che Nike control site and the tor this season were postponed heariiig for Aug. I fin an appropria­ tor belongs the spoils" was in the .CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT TODAY •aUBChtag alte ta Glastonbury. The eye ie separated into two parts by after protests were made to -the tion for ptoparaiion of preliminary SERVIOEI OLD METHOD BEST tbe side margin of the head. One Legislature’s mind when It direct­ 445 HARTFORD ROAD, Near McKEE NO MONEY DOWN w m e< tlJOO is otfeced. The ap- esUmeted expenditure of $38,000. plane on the third stage of work at ed that the terms of the judges pair watches for enemies abo've The whole program cojle for a the Baniard Junior High School. ei)d the Governor should "mesh." the surface of the water, while the ■****. * ensure a fair price j device hee been invented to d« the new bathhouse, a swimming pool No Reason to Disptaee Jndge iMaitrijeiBtrriJEttetiittg Iffralii ta the town. other watches for danger from be­ with a concrete bottom and a filt­ It eoeta about a cent ftfr the i *wk of'this plant eautfaetorlly. low. . „ - "Thera Js no reason tar permit­ OPEN DAILY, 9 to 9 FHEE PARKING ering systeni, a fence to regutata Mint to mkke a nlekeL ting the Governor to displace a is 30 Months to Pay! - I IP A G B TWELVE MANCHESTBE evening herald. MANCHESTER. CONW^ WEDNESDAY, JULY 24. 1967 Section Two WEDNESDAY^ JULY 24. 1957 be of women. WEDNESDAY, JULY 24, 1967 Rockville Alpine Squads IT.S. Navy officials spld the dropped into water 20 feet deep, tnnrljrBtrr lEornttig 1|rraUi Pages 13 to 24 crew list flown here frfctn the Hawaii Crash 300 yards off Barbers Point Naval Recover Bodies piano’s headquarUra at Casablan­ Air atsition. $50,000 Suit ca gave only 11 names—all men. The Navy said names of the vic­ ; C0S)NETIC DEPT. J Shooting Solon Of Dead Fliers Skamination of the remains was '"Kills 10 Fliers tims would be announced after ^ -ALL------LEADING------LINES- ^ Globe Hollotv Parcels Sold, awaited to clarify the situation. next of kin were notified. Board to Name New Assessor Filed Against The plane, a general-service . A Neptune from the same squad­ , To Face Court Trento, Italy. July . 24 m — Neptune PV2, crashed Into the Honolulu, July 24 (/f)~A Nep­ ron ditched May 9 some 170 miles Club Lease Talk Set Friday Italian Alpine rescue teams bleak mountainside Friday at'Hie tune patrol bomber, third to crash southwest of Honolulu. A sub­ In Union Aug. 5 On Background, Not Politics ^Plane Pilot struggled slowly down the rugged marine picked up the 10-man crew. ■face of the Fradusta peaks today end of a 1.400-mlIe flight w ffobi since last Friday,.exploded and fell The flrat voluntary aale of town-fland marked off for park and rec- Casablanca to Treviso, Haly. nenaAtfl niAKm UaIYm*. laeaeS ai______. . . . tlieLcGmje to with the bodies of 11 U.S. Navy into the Pacific yesterday killing owned Globe Hollow land waa com reatlon purposes and the Pgrk and Union, July 24 (Special)— The Town Directors agreed' to choose^ The appointment of a new as- RockvlU#. July 24 t Special — A The plane had arrived on sched­ all 10 navy men aboard. jpleted today as Town Director! trial of State Rep. Anna Mae Pal- Airmen killed when their twin- ule within sight of the Treviso air- Recreation Board reported no op­ » new assessor on the basis of his eeesor will be made by the Board IM.OOO damage auit haa been filed engine plane plowed into the moun­ Divers recovered'four bodies. Extended Forecast RANGE mvpared ■ to dUcun the Country position to the sale. lanck (R-Union), accused of firing after General Manager Richart fleid when suddenly It broke radio The twin-engine P2V was the several khots Monday at State em­ quallflcktions rather than his poU- 'a« a result of an airplane crash tainside last Friday. contact and disappeared. Club lease fitter Friday aventng. All of the • Director!, Demo­ Martin yeviewt applications., MANCHESTER same type bomber as the one found I- The Directors sold .54 acres ployes who were erecting a fence tici and appointed three ofScials to June SO In Warehouse Point. The bodies were to be loaded in­ During the subsequent search, a Tile temperature during the 5- cratic and Republican, approved Mutrie waa named to act as as­ to ambulances at Fiera for transfer earlier yesterday In rugged North­ rUEL OIL •f Globe Hollow property bought near her property, has been con­ Wilfred Walker, Windsor, a CONNeCTICUT sister PV2 crashed in the moun­ day period will average about 3 the sale. other posts last night. , sessor . after his resignation ba- to Aviano Air Base; headquarter^ ern Italy mountains... The Navy tor park and recreation purposes tinued to Aug. 6. comes effecUve July 31 until his paaeen^r In the airplane, has tains near Turin, Hilling nine of said the plaqe which vanished-Fri­ degrees below normal. The normal GASOLINE Democratic Director Ted Cum­ Mr*. Pallanck wag originally The Directors named Roger broucht action against Kenneth of. the rescue operations. the ten aboard. to George M. Danka and John mings and Gene Keliy called the Negro to the Board of Selectmen. replacement, is chosen. The 6oard Doubt remained as to the number day had 11 aboard, but rescue mean temperature for Hartford is TreytMl for $748.$4 last night. scheduled to be arraigned In Juijice Voted i o send him a letter of ap­ Wetmore, 79 Grand Ave„ owner At 3 a,m. today, as the first gray teams said they found what ap­ aale to Treybal and Danka "a court here tonight. Otto Herrmann to the Housing and operator of the craft., Prop­ Citq of Village Charm of persons killed In the crash. light appeared over the moun- 74 .ranging from a high of 86 to A report that the Country Club Authority, and George Orazladio preciation for hie 'services to the Alpine guides who were-the only peared to be remains of 15 or 18. unique situation.” town. erty of Wetmore has been at­ tains, a crack 50*man rescue par* a low of 62. The normal mean for had withdrawn its offer to buy to the Insurance Advisory Commit­ Mjncli for the tee. age and returned to Trento said guides took off from the Dolomites New Haven it is 72.- Cooler than • INC. for watershed purpoees, was made Mulrie Dinner Accepting the resignation of As­ Wetmore. with Walker as a they counted what appeared to be aboard. Only one survived same property from former Di passenger, flew his airplane out village of Fiera for the 5-hour normal at the beginning of the IM M \!N and FRIDAY an informal diecuasion called by of any other offer would require Committee. Is treasurer of the used toward the expenses of Uio the subcommittee. rewriting the ordinance and a new resign July $1 after $1 years of ,Young Democratic Club. An em Supreme Emblem Club convention phone lines as to cause the plane service to the town. to tangle with them.” Sale of the town’s legd to Danka public hearing. hloye of the Newton Robertson to be held at the New Ocean House, ' and Treybal followed oonflicUng Other land in the Globe Hollow Mutrie has served in the official Bskery, be lives at 205 Oak St. SWampscott, Maas.. Sept. 23-26. Walker states h. suffered se­ capacity of town assessor since the 2 Mrs. Ronald Gates of the Man­ vere Injuries to his hea^ back, recommendations to tha .Directors purchase has been condemned by The new aelectman will serve OPEN TILL from the Town Planning Commis­ the Army for its Nike housing adoption of the town's charter in until November of 1958. chester club and Mrs. Marguerite limbs and Internal injuries as a i^'-i sion (TPC) and the Park and site, but the action of the direct­ 1947, but did assessing jdhs for the .Herrman’i nomination to euc- Reeves of the Rockville club have result of the accident. He claims town for many years befofb that. been appointed co-chairmeni. and a loss of earnings in addiUon to 9 P.M. Recreation Board. ors last night was the first vol­ Joeeph Hanna as a member of The TPC opposed sale of the untary sale of town land. The dinner will be held at the the K(iusing Authority was op­ Mrs. George Wllllanui of the Rock­ financial expense. Manchester Country Qub, and Is ville club has been appointed eon- Thurs. and Fri. Another offer to buy land, from posed b>vDemecrats on the Board. Walker Is represented by the open to Mutrie's assoclat'ea and' A m‘ember\of the Town Republi­ ductreee of the memorial pendceo law firm of Monchun, Giblan and Stuart H. V. Carlson, is pending. friends. which will open the convention. Carlson is asking to buy 9.4 acres can Committee, an mnploye of Ootqier, Hartford. The suit la re­ Members of the committee for Pratt A! Whltn^-^nd a former con­ The public is invited to attend turnable on Aug. 6 In Hartford i f '; '? '- ' of the Globe Hollow property ad­ the testimordal, with whom reserva­ the. Bupper. Most Emblem Chib Personal Notices joining his residence at 635 S. stable, Herrmann\llvee at 612 County iSuperior Court. tions may be made, are Judge Wal- Center '-x members have been contacted, but Main St. lette. Town Clerk Edward Tom- anyone who has not may call any 4 Demirnratic Dlrector'^qM Cum- Card of Thanks klel, Frank Steele of the engineer- past president of either club. The BALLOONS m ln n proposed that I ^ n a be affair la in charge of Mrq. Ronald 'COME ONE1 f ^®WERiS , _ Meal Heat$ Itself Dig .depariirent, and Mrs. Lauretta ^apfed to another 5-year tehn on Sweden Raises Volz and Mrs. Mary Dowd of the Gates and Mli. Reeves, paat tireal- W» wi.h to exl.Rd our hMrtf.lt We authorit.v. Cummlngz said that ------. . . W t h i k i d s tiuuilu and appreciation for the act. Now being marketed la a ready- asaeaaor’a office. denta of the Mancheeter and Aid to Mothers AND ALU 7 V®*wwtsi llT ’S rRcc! of kindnea.. meMagea of aympathy and he nominated Hanna, a Republicai^ Mile clubs, respectively; and all mautlful floral arraairein'nin rec»lv<>d to eat meal that can be warmed because he remembered that when FREE/ from our frinnda and neighbors during ^ e r paat presidentaof both cluba. fof serving without etovs.or . fire our recent berearemenl. he was himself a tenant at the Stockholm — Cash contributions Pulling a tab on the box releaaea a Greenhaven jrojeet, "Hanna was for children will be increased AHhur Bouffard and famllr. chemical that heats the meal. Hospital Notes the man to whom we went with from 290 kronor to 400 kronor • GIFTS our problems.” Other Democrats about $80) a year, starting next Patients Today: 300 On the Board voted for Hanna with PuKyic Records January 1. . ______Mayflower II Springboard for Fun ADM IT!ED YESTERDAY; Cummings. In a party-line vote Cash payments to mothers for Nofman Cunningham, Chambers ‘ S® C om p ton s watch from item of Mayflower H. The trio, from' which deciM Herrmann 6 to 4. WamuiCM Deeda each child under 16 were in • DFtINKS Trailer Court, Rockville; Mrs. Union (Sty. N. J„ swam aerpgs Hudson River yefterday to visit the replica of the iPilgrim shin cur­ There was no opposition to the Mary Eaizabeth Day to Stawart stituted in 1947, taking the place NOTICE Louisg Walton. Andover: Joseph rently on public view at West 41st Street dock In New York City. (AP WIrephoto)."'- naming 'of Graziadio, a real estate -R. Kennedy and JOvalyn T. Ken­ of a system of tax deducUons. and Insurance agent who lives at nedy, property on Gleini>ood and ■v Since then the cost-of-living Fisher, R F D '1. Rockville; Mrs. TO CUSTOMERS OF Lillian Risley, .Ea.at Hartford; Mrs. Talcottville; Mrs. Julia Gianantont 109 Henry St., to the Irisurahce Autumn Sta. increase has halved the purchas­ • BALLOONS Nebo field several yards behind Qulckoialm Deed ing power of the payments, Jeanihe Bouchard, Glastonbury; Stafford) Joseph Lovett, 46 Au­ Four More Boys Advisory Commltte. Grdziadio re- burn Rd.; Mrs. Rose Gsuessner, 69 another group of boys when the nlices Aldo Pagan!, whose 6-year John R. Mroaek and Elaine and the planned boost is to THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER Mrs. Meta Weber, 26 Libert.v St, lightning struck. The bolt fatsflly Rockville; Mrs. Anna Ruddcll. 85 Benton St.; Mrs. June Nieznanski S tlin n «5 g1 Lkv R s’kil- j'F*'tDlng%truch7'ThVWlt'fatsdiy terin has expir^. Mrosck to Katherine K, Tellen, compensate for thU. With the! otunneu Oy rkOlt I injured Robert Kotsch, 10, of 87 property on Hlllprest Rd. • - increase, the cost of the child- Standing Invitation S. Main S t ; Miss Carol Hender­ and son, 81 Washington St.; Mrs. Applauds Suggestion ' WATER DEPARTMENT ______’•*' j Maple St. A companion, G a r y In the discussion on a replace­ MarrUg' Ueease subsidy program -will be 632;000,- son, 170 Hilliard St.; Mrs. Vir­ Martha Palmer. 64 Falknor Dr.; Grunder, 11, of 132 O ik St„ was Contractor Orlando Annum completes insUlling one of six ginia Richmond, 63. Bigelow St.; James Murphy. South Windsor; ■ The. four unidentified boys who ment for Assessor Mutrie. Demo­ Henry Havena Peck, 63 Harlan 000 kronor ($126,000,000) a year. hospitalized overnight for-obaerva- Welcome signs put up by the Chamber o f Commerce, this one Custom DoLuxe NYLON AT RAYON PRICES ^ Because o f the severe draft on the water in our reser­ Debra Dumas, South- Windsor; Mrs. Eileen Nee, 42T E. Center St.: were thrown^to the ground by a cratic Director Pascal Poe ap­ Rd. and Emily Hewitt Teat*. 7$ At me intersection------Z----r of Camp Meeting Sfcvs.Rd. AIINIand/Finley 'r.4llicy Ol.St The m e voirs, the supply is being lowered at such a rate that Miss Mary Juskiewicz, Hazard- Nelson Norton. RFD 1. Rockville. tlon as a result of the lightning plauded the Republican mayor's Waddell Rd.. Aug. 3, South Metho­ In World War n there _ were ^ n in g ,,B w d of Appeais..-4Ert, denied the Chamber permission bolt of lighUiing during Monday's striking In the midst of the first dist Church. |1® Amerieaa aeryicehiwVwfiq, the f|ollowing > . ville; Waller Hale, 128 Green DISCHARGED TODAY: James motion to have the general mang- Msnor fid * storm have been identified. 'Tbfiy group hurrying across the field, or'41fta!6i.'> E L A C K W A L l ir e , Tb:'Kii«aflia -CDnatrueUDBA^ (Savcllo, said that all the b o ^ had fw$r'8i)ggr to Mr. and Mrs. Eklward Parclak, Spruce St.; Ro^rt Hewitt, 15, of Director Pp« commented . on for ihtmblebrook Acres, ^ne. for - - -gixip. No 'TriHto' •. been sent home from the pool be a dwelling -'on Frnncaa Or,. v.-Uce and -.a ------1^ iPi made and apply at a || hours. ' . ------^ Kisi ,1 ...... ' : ,S5?" th® poo) 0®- what he called ____ Price Tube " Dr. knd Mrs. John Malone. $8 Sf **'® hPPVoaeh|a|{s’*Stest ture of'tMBit;”«pp(ffl«»»nt8 of offl- 54 Waddell Rd.; and Larry Machla, He said that hia group waa stunned ciali and said he waa ''relieved and To K. and S. Construction Coir, Premiuih Qualify Quaker Rd.; a daughter to Mr. and' Localotocks 15,. of 20 Drive A 6.70 X 15 32.05 1 0 9 5 No outside use of water for lawn sprinkling, no garden Mrs. Leo Chamberlain, 55 Drive by th^ lightning and that the boys pleased at the suggestion to ap­ for Tumblebrook Acres Inc. to r's y « > Nyloa sprinkling with hose, no other Jiose use, no car washing The boy*"rs^ were crossing Mt. a)l received headaches as a result. point on the basia of merit.” dwelling on Frances Dr., $1B,600. -at MARLOW’S END OF MONTH ,7.10 X 15 3510 2 0 5 5 r^ddential dr commerd^. ■" BIRTHS 'TODAY: A daughter <)uotatloaa PunUabed by : to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hayes, 89 Coburn St MIddlebrook, Inc. Hfgs. Price 100,000 Mile DuPont In order that reasonable service can be rendered and I Bunce Dr.; a daughter to Mr. and Bid Asked 7.60 X 15 38,55 2 2 9 5 : Mrs: Emmett Hayes, 69 Cambridge Ms.05 Nylon Cord Body the supply not be further endangered, we. request the Bank Stocks cooperation of all. St.; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Manchester Truet . . . 60 65 8.00 X 15 42.95 2 4 5 5 John McKnight, Gleuwood Rd.. Conn. Bank and Rpclpille, and a daughter to Mr. Trust Co...... 39' Furniture Clearance July 23,1957 and Mrs. George Tomlinson, 28 First National Bank 6.00 X 16 1 6 5 5 RICHARD MARTIN, General Manager 29,15 Spring St. of Manchester .. 27 DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: V Order No. 3396. Hartford National /H fT E W A L L Mrs. Jane Tyler, Vernon Haven Bank and Trust Co. 30H Home: Miss Dorothea Johnston Terrific Mfg. Sugg. Sale Pirlee Fire Insurance Companies Size No Trade Tire and Price Tube NYLON TIRES Aetna Fire ...... 6 4 67H Buys! Hartford Fire ___ ;..149 150- Natlonal Fire ...... ‘70 . 76 6,70 X 15 38.35 2 1 5 5 Phoenix ------64% 67% Life and Indemnity Ins. CoS. MOSTLY ONE 7.10 5 15 . 42.10 2 3 5 5 at JSconomy Aetna Life ...... 204 2114 OF A KIND, AU Aetna Casualty ...... 143 153 7.60 X 15 46.20 2 5 5 5 Conn. General ...... 297 307 Guaranteed 36 Months or 30.0Q0 Miles Hartford Steam Boiler 79 83 SUBJECT to Travelers ...... 82 %, 86 % Against All Road Hazards 8.00 X 15 2 7 5 5 50e3o , i b i c e s Public Unlltles , raiOR SALE Conn. Power ...... 42 44, Conn. Light A Power 17% 19% Hartford. Electric L t 57% 6».% t SEATER Hartford Gas Co...... 38 '41 S SEATER ALL STEEL MESH Brand New Designs So. New England ' \ ALUMINUM GLIDER PATIO-GLIDER Fi$k De Lo)ie Tel...... 86% Fisk Air Borne TIRE and TUBE Factoiy Fresh Stock hlanufacturing Company Arrow, Hart, Heg. 1 green and white, 1 yellotv and ^ v With canopy. (White only).. A $44.50 vaJue! Aaso Spring ...... white. Reg. K4.95. $34.88 Still Limited In Bristol Brass...... $ 1 8 . 9 5 Supply—Not AU Collins ...... i.... REDWOOD PICNIC DeLoxe With Size.s In Stock Dunham Bush ,,... SIEBERT FOLDING $ T Em-Hai-t ___ TABLES and BENCHES 5 95 Fafntr Bearing . , OJfE OF EACH SIZE 6,70 X 15 Landers-Frary &k. SHOPPING STROLLER Writtaii Guarantt* N. B. Machine Co. . S'. Reg. $27.00, ...... >ow $23.88 , 4.70x15, North and J(idd . . . 5’. De Luxe $34.95. M m Tins Mfg. Sugg. No Trade. Price 30.70 24 MoliHis $ 2 9 . 8 8 MFO. SUGG. Russell Mfg- .. - - $5 88 $'. De Luxe $S9.9S...... PRICE $23.50 30,000 Miles Stanley Works $'. De Lttxb $54.95...... S34.88 Terry Steam ...... 155 $ 4 8 . 8 8 Torrlngton ...... 25 S R F E T r U.S. Env’lp com • ..., 27 SAND BOX lINFIjasHED k n o t t y PINE JU.S. Env’lp pfd. 11 I Veoder-RMt ...... 48% All-steel with adjuitable canvas STUDENT DESK •LACkWALL The aibwe quotations are not to I ennopy. $ Mfg. ■Sale...... be construed as actual markets. 12.88 ' Size •------.a______■ FREE TUBES Price Price tORAWER UfAPLE Steel Profits Hit Peak 6.70 X 15 23.50 14.55 Written Guarantee The nation’s Iron and steel in­ RECORD CABINETS dustry's total revenues and net .CHEST OF DRAWERS 24 Months or 30,000 Miles 7.10 X 15 26.05 16 55 Income broke records Ui 1956. Total Nloaly ftaiahed in mellow maple. 3 0 Clear pine Hitli drawer and album C IO A^dinst All Read Hazards revenues increased.'by nearly 1.2 Motion. 8 only. Spe<*la] Zfl I | « 0 0 7.60 X 15 28.50 18 55 SZ h c a l o ji l I bfllion dollars to appro)cimateiy Q J Saisibu j $15,299,747,000, or 8.4 per Cent BLACKWALL .8 00 X 15 31.30 2 0 5 5 higher than to 1965. Net incOpie SAVE up TO S40.00 WHITEWALL increased by $14,500,000 to $1,113,- 4 PIECE DEN SET Mfg. Sugg. ’Bale Price Mfg. Sale Price 100,000, a 1.3 per. cent gain over ON DISPLAY SAMPtr KITCHEN No Trad? 6.00 X 16 13.55 1055. ’ b e l ^ Btadlo lounge, 2 arm e O A O A Size lire and No Trade Tire and CUSTOM 21.50 Price ■ ' Tube Price. Tube ®l*atrB, l plastic top cocktail table. $ 0 9 « 0 O and DINETTE SETS niolre, of chrome or wrought Iron. Every net a 6-70 X 15 30.70 1 5 55 3670 1 8 5 5 WHITEWAU 4 B U ILT terrific value; From $49.88 for 5 pleceo. DE LUXE S-PIECE SECTIO.NAL Mfg. 1 7 5 5 Size Sale 7.10 X 15 33.60 40.25 2 0 5 5 NU-TREADS Price Price THURSDAY, lULV 25 LIVING ROOM GROUP •UARANTIIO SIMMONS HIDE-A-BED 7.60 X 15 36.95 1 9 .5 5 44.20 2 2 5 5 6.70 X 15 28.80 17 55 ...... S" WATCH RIHAHIf cnmes z arm aectiont, i round A A A A a Open, full siie to a comfortable C - I A A A A 7.10 X 15 19.95 plasUe top eocbtall table. ^ 2 2 9 . 0 0 bed. Sofa by day. Lawaon atyle. ^ I / F . V w 8.00 X IS 40.15 2 1 5 5 48.15 2 4 5 5 $ 0 . 4 5 31.90 c o m p a r e : " 2 2 ^ 7.60 X IS 2155 m a p l e 4-PO.STER 8.20 X 15 41.65 50.00 2 6 5 5 34.90 H/L Both- JhsiM, Sio/tsA, SIMMONS QCALITY TWIN SIZE TWIN BED OUTFIT Hollywood Bed OuHif* 6.40 X 15 28.90 1 5 5 5 34.60 1 8 5 5 4.70x15 8.00 X 15 38.35 2355 100% COLO I^n d e s bed. meUI spring, roll » a a a n Inneroprlng mattreas. box apring, bed frame on 1 7 . 5 5 6.00 X 15 . 27.9^ , 1 4 » 33,40 RUBBER— FACTORY # SwNslwcliwii edge Innerspring matfreas. $ 4 9 .QO cetera, plaotlc bendboard. flioloe 0 g ' CONTROLLED METHOD 6.S0 X 16 # 1 7 .5 5 TUKLESS $1.00 MORE All Prices in Advt. Plus Tax and Rtcappofale Ciosliig t Im J^ H A I^ COM MANCHISTIR CONH* Miracle main-' spring guar­ anteed to nev­ We Aim to Build Our Business On Public Trust t er break, la now avail­ able tor moet watches. I CEJHOIISESSOIU DEWEY- f u r n it u r e DEPARTMENT FISK TIRE SERVICE Inc. I N B LOW ER STREET FLOOR L E V a # PHONE Ml ♦-5221 91 OEm U ST,, MANCHESTER. 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PAGEG B K)tJRTEEN ^ ' MANCHEStER EVENING HERALD, MANCIIESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, JULY 24, 1967 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALDi MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, JULY 24, 195T PAGE nFTEEN Narducci plaque for . greatest Coventry numerical increase In Junior mem­ Hebron man faihiiy and the farm work­ outside air had been before. the Approval of a New England Balenciaga Gets on [h Clothes Horse bership with a gain of 15; Emma Band Concert jWAVES Mark 15th Birthday^ man and caDetl the Colchester Fire storms. 59 Ads Passed States flood control compact. . GENERAL . Carpenter cup for greatest numer- .Ckimpany. Did the reader ever have the Extension of time for eomplat- ,lcar gain in memberships for the FOR EXPERT Johnson Picked Mrs. Grossman eald today that experience of going into some old By 85Ui Congress ing assessment ^ ’ork on urapium- To Open lions with Secret Rites AL Auxiliary ^ Slated July 31 IGet New Boss in Same Month the fire was already quite close church or other building at such lignite mining elalma. TV SERVICE current year with 39 over quota of WHEEL ALIGNMENT—WHEEL BALANCING to the big house at that time, and 90; highest percentage of quota For Selectman a time, and finding It hot as an (Conttnued from Page One) Minor revisiena in the ' Social j pay. J2JI5, By BOSBTTB HAEOROVX RADIATOR REPAIRING AND RECORING i miglit have reached It If Patten oven despite the cool air outside? Nights wCaVil Phis Parts Wins Honors by Feb. 1; merit system with 100 A second concert in Center Park j (Oenifmied from Page One) WAVES back home. For her Pearl had not come by when he did land Security laws.' Pari*—(NBA) — T»-enty y*tTi pointg which was. awarded four has been scheduled by the Com- { COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE Harbor duty, Capt. Quick was By Democrats Teacher end rlass settled the Conttnusnea of federal aid for | TEL. Ml 8-5482 called the Fire Qo. in time. problem in this case bv decamping flc authority from Congress for afo a 4®-year-old Spaniard, Cijli- othpr units; honorable mention for munity Band for next Wednesday, I I Meanwhile. Capt. Wilde was fil- 'awarded the bronse, star medal The Hebron fire engine waa civilian power project appropri­ the blind in Pennsyirania and j ■beat all-rouhd poppy ..program; July 31. ' SEE and taking their study hour out­ Mtoaouri. I tabal Balanciafa, put up hli At Convention tling in her successor on the Job for “exceptionally meritorious Hebron-. July 24 (Special) — The called out a little leas than an doors under the tre«{i. ations. ahlnsla in tha awanky Avenut and honorable mention for poppy Co-directors Robert C. Vater affd I of directing setivtties of the 5,000 service." following were nominated at Ikst hour later. Men of the company Increase In lending authority of Revision of the formula for poster submitted by Shirley l^well Robert M. Johns have arranged an­ Assigned to help draw plans for spent the remainder of the night Vofere ta Be Enrolled the Small' Bneiiieaa Adminietra- computing Social' Security grants NOW H f 1 9 Nil.'. Gaorfa V and went into the Hi(h Coventry, July . 34 (Special) — { aetive duty enlisted women and night's Democratic caucus- to run Harold L. Gray , and Bela A number of honors were bestowed a recent graduate '^of Coventry other program of an hour's length. making the women's reserve part keeping Vatch over the smoldering tion. to state* for medical and other j Fashion busincsa^. Today Balen- Grammar School. ' A third concert will be given-late [ 726 offlcsrs — the WAVES' peace- of the regular Navy. Capt. Quick for Town offici»4.n Gt* Oct. 7 elec­ hay and the ruins of the barn in Schreler. registrars of voters, will aaeiatance. ScFN it CUillic on the local auxiliary of Green CLARKE MOTOR SALES . Increase In borrowing power of • >s«a(MMi • • «M*au rSartMM eiasa Is considered by most people Chobot Post, No. 53. American The Fourth District was in August. • time standby quota "trarfaferred myaelf right over, tion: V order to prevent a further spread hold a session at the town rierk’a the small National Mortgage Obmmuniat China waa censtirsd | tint eutliiT Msalm, let Ait' in the business as the neatest awarded the travel bell for highest Mayor Harold Ky Turkington 801 BROAD STREET—MI 9-2012 I The two 4-stripers will partici­ too," ahe recall^. First selectman, .Hefbert John­ of. the fire. , office Friday ftxim 8 to 9 p m. -to Asan. in a House resolution for failure ! lenas ariM eleMic nodtiasa ' -creator of women's fashions in Legion, at the Department con­ Earned .Master's Degree, vention last weekend at the Hotel percentage of quota and an honor will be^ master of^Ceremonies for pate In the WAVES' reunion July son; second selectman. Merlin Reporting Fires enroll Hhose entitled to vote ip Authority for the - Treasury to to account for war priaonera taken ! ihai provide ina. caaifart* history. Stratfleld. Bridgeport. ribbon for its flag for reaching the 7:S0'p.m. copdert and will di­ t Aa s result she wss among 15 Whltehouse; tpwn clerk.-tressurer. caupusea or primaries Thev will pay interest up to 8.28 per cent in Korea. . tbie luppan — ei a aew He has also been called the "de- quota.; 34-38 a t Boston where Secretary and agent of the deposit fundr Fire CTilef Donald E. Griff in ad­ also revise caucus lists of both ma­ Mrs. Richard C. Snow a past rect the band in a number. Navy and Marine officera aelected vises thst in the future when resi­ on savings bonds. The treaty raUfled by the Sen- i I ta« price r o * < > * e*aed. slfners' designer" for the rery Miss ByoUiag Hohered There were more than 70 mu­ of the Navy (^ates will be guest of in 1952 for a year's graduate study Ruth Rathhun; tax collector, jor parties. good reason that most of the auxiliary president, was elected honor along with Mrs. Douglas dents report fire* they should call Extension of duty-free Impor­ ai3 waa the International Atomic | and installed as Department aux­ Mias’ ]Ianet Elisabeth Rychling sicians ablest night's rehearsal at Stamford University. With a Gloria Bell; and registrar of HA 3-2525 and b* sure to give the Personal gientton tation of gifts from hismbers of Energy Agency agreement WELDON DRUG CO. silhouettes and trends he has has been a guest at five miscel­ in the Illgh School. 'Vater said Horton, the former Capt. Mildred master's degree In personnel ad­ voters, Bela Schreler, Pfc. Lucille A. Mitchell, daugh­ launched have influenced the iliary president; Mrs. Eugene H. McAfee who was ths first di­ accurate location; including the the armed, forces serving abroad. 901 Main Street—5H 3-5831 Rychling was reelected Fourth laneous and personal showers in that more than 90 players have ministration. she became the first Named to run for the Board of name of the road and the owner's ter of Mra.Tholnas Badore of the Checks written in pencil are world of fashion. CONSTIPATED? rector of the WAVE-:. Education were Clara Schreief Mlllstream road here, has arrived Consolidation of laws governing This he has accomplished with District Auxiliary president and honor of her approaching naarriage attended the rehearsals, but woman director of personnel for name if possible. veterans' benefits. valid, but many people shun them Department . vice president; aiB Saturday fo James Anthony tlon schedules make It Impos- Capt . Quick, starting her" 4- the 12th Naval District with head­ and Julea Rebillard for 8-year The local fire department Is con­ in Orleans. France. She is with because the writing can be erased practically no publicity. He l^ap- New laxative discovery un-locks bowel blocks year tann, is the fifth WAVE di­ terms and David Porter to flll a the Women’s Army Corps and ex­ A grazing and feed program for pens not to believe th its power. Mrs. William B. Hotchkiss wss Brosowski. son ’of Mr. and Mrs. 2 ,to bring the entire group to­ quarters at San Francisco. She nected «ith the mutual aid sys­ farmers In idrought areas. easily. elected department assistant ser­ William Murphy of. Manchester tX gether at the same time. He « - rector. She brii gs plent.v of ex­ handled Navy men as well as two-year term caused by a pects to be stationed in that city Last year he decided that fashion without gag, bloat dr gripm perience to the Job, altiinugh she vacancy. tem working out of the HArrisbh I for a year and a half, Increase In acreage allotment of writers would hot be allowed to geant-at-arms. the St. James Church, Manches­ pects the band will number lOO tor women. number end can summon aid by durum wheat. : Mrs. Snow is the second local ter. She is the daughter << Mr. the final concert next month. ConiU'pstion is csuied by whst doc- inf cipscily, p/ia C6lokaid's «r»re*- says she's "nervous about trying Capt,' Quick, comes from a Names of those nominated for radio if necessary. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Badore rRA N K'S see his collection untti four weeks auxiliary membSr to receive the tors c ills "thrifty" colon that, ihitesd uimutatlnt bulk. 5o eflectivs it le -' to llva up" to her predecessor. Board of Finance and Grand I recently returned from a vacation Authority for use 50.000 bales of after he had shown to the buy- and Mrs. Eugene Rychling^'Wall Vater and Johns were further en­ family of four children. Her father Hot Inside long-staple cotton frorp, the de- honor of being a Department pres­ St. couraged with the number of new of retsiaing moisture u it should, Ueves even chronic constipstion over, Born li^Montana . Is dead, and her mother, now Mrs. .luror positions could not be ob­ I spent In the Adirondacks at Mt. PUN IN THE SUN! era. People held their breath and does the opposite: robs.ttae colon of night, Colonaid is yet so smooth, so tained today. Although the temperature was ' View Lake. Vnse stockpile to relieve a market ANTIQUES ident. Mrs. Helen MacFarland of Hostesses at the various recent mature musicians at the rehearsal. Bom In Great Falls, Mont., George Lowe, lives in Corning. Protect Your Skin With wondered whether the man was Mansfield served In this capacity so much'moisture thst its contenu gentle it hst proved u fe even for daughter of a businessman-mining Barn Burns I)o»n deliciously cool after the (hunder- shortage. 420 LAKE STREET tig enough to be so independent. showers were Mrs. Matthew Mac­ The adult membership in the band become debydrsted, so dry thst they women in critical stages of pregnancy, Calif, A brother, Lawrence, 35, ia atormi earlier this week, when Price supports for the 1957 crop in lB33.Ji4rs. MacFarland was one Donald of Manchester, Mrs. Marie was Increased again last night by angineer. the studied business ad­ a Navy flier stationed In Japan. A large barn and several sur­ Manchester Evening Herald RELA-RQ.PEOL Badenciaga is still in business as of the past. Department presidents block the bowel; so shrunken that $gp(rior to old style bulk, salt or drug ministration at tha University of rounding buildings on the farm of Mrs. Albert 8. Taylor and her class Hebron correofiondent. Miss Susan of extra-long-staple cotton. WILL BE CLOSED Contos of Judd Rd., Mrs. Walter eight. The band will continue to they fail to excite or stimulste the ig^stives, Colonaid neither gags, Her Navy service has taken her of high arhool-age young people A program to control and eradic­ An ounra of prevention Paris pr^Mres 'or another alien­ which comprised the Department Lltvinchyk of West Wllllngton, Mrs. Southern California and took four Joseph Grossman on Old Hebron Pendleton, telephone .A C a d e m y ing, July M. function in the fall for adulU and urge to purge thst propels and espels bloats nor gripes; won't interfere with all over the United States, to Rd. went up in flames early went into Phelps Hall for their 8-5454- ate plant pests, including imported Is worth a pound of rare. installing team. Herbert Crickmore, and the office a select group of school musicians. yearn of graduate work in per­ Alaska, Hawaii. London, Italy. (ire ants. until further notice be­ He was bom in a fishing vil- Mrs. Snow, Mrs. Rychling and ^ w u te from your body. absorption Of vitamins and o lte vtlu- sonnel management at RarfHiffe. Monday. Tueiday morning aeasibn of the l a n called Ouetarla, near Ban staff where Mias Rychling is em­ It is expected that the band will Xfte rstain norinl regnlsrity, the dry, able food nuuients; in clinictl tests, France and Malta. On the way. she Bible Vacation school, they found Amendments to the 1958 small At Y'onr I-ocal Drag Store cause of sidenem and Mrs. Hotchkiss were presented ap- ployed at Travelers Jns. <3o., Hart­ number about 45 pieces at that At 30. Winifred Redden Quick has been collecting foreign recipes The barn vvas a total loss, as Indonesia has only about 2,.'W)0, Sebaatin. His -father was a sea iropriate gifts by a number of shrunken, constipating contents of did not cause ^sh or Other reactions, was sll the baled ha,v in it. Also the interior not rool at all. private physicians for a popula­ reclamation projects law. PINE REXALL PHARMACY remodeling. ford. time. V was on her first major career Job, and taking snapshots Increase in borrowing authority oa|>taln, his mother a dressmaker. ocal 'auxiliary members during WuMiq Record your colon which now block yoiu It's n physiological facti Exercise tones personnel coordinator for Pasadena capt. Quirk was or d- troyed were s chicken coop, a In fact it was Just as hot as the tion of 25,000.090. j PINE LENOX PHARMACY She worked for some of ‘he ladles the' convent activities. Mrs. Snow bowel must be remoistened. Stconi, your bt^yl And Col^ aid tzerciscs on assignment for the St. Lawrence Seaway Corp. 2 small building in which a work­ of the Spanish court who spent Legal documenU filed in the HUGE PAINTING bulk must be brought to your colon your colon to tone iit sgsinstcoostipa- iCallfl Junior College, and the jn Parla when a recent long dis- was also given a bouquet of red Town Clerk's office include the fol­ to S-T-l-E-T-C-H SflMULATS it 10 U, 8. Employment .Servire there, ( tance phone call brought her the man lived and kept all hia belong­ the summer In the then fashion­ One of the world's tlirea largest tioo, ovemighti Get CoLOHAip,'in m s W a m a W a -S ^ a £ .S m .j a . A & i A ^ _ - ■ • - .. ™ rosea and the other two women lowing transfers of property: ■clioo; to a normal urge to purge. when she decided to Join the newlv news of her new post. ings. and a smallei barn. able resort corsages. About 350 persons at­ paintings, ths Cyclorama in Atlan­ essy-lo-ltke tablet form sf say drug formed WAVES. Saved, however. were> Gross- Certlficata of mutual distribution,, ta's Grant Park, depicts one of the As4, ef all IsxatiTm. only Colonaid, counter, today I Only 9tc forthe GP Being named director, ahe laid, At 10 he*craated hti flnt model tended the reception given Mrs. “I didn't know th.e difference be­ man’s 35 head of battle, moat of —« coat for bis dog. complete Show. Mrs. Rychling made, the estate of G, Burton Carpenter to great momenU of lu history„.the the amazing new laxative discovery tablet package, brings posiUve relief climoxea "a wonderful experience Maud B. Carpenter on Cross St; Battle of Atlanta. ^ possesses CoLONsm's great metslurlz- S t less than 2c per tablet tween an ensign, J. G.. or lieuten­ in the WAVES.' which were in pasture at the time ' With set-in sleeves. He learned his nomination speech for Mrs. Snow Certificate of distribution, estate ant," she said.. She was commis­ of the fire but three of which had first lesson in the "architecture", 'Typical Bslericlaga Magic is 230,000 necklace to hold the drape as Department auxiliary president George K. Schieldge to Elva S. sioned s WAVE'ensign and Joined to be led out of the bam. Also | REGAL MEN'S SHOP'S GREAT of dross when the pup ran off of UUs fle^-pink flecked organss bodice of a shorthort evening dress,dreM. Mrs: Mildred C. Judatz made Shleldgs of Hartford in Waterfront the first oflSeer training class for Dogivood Has ,i0 TypcA .saved were the rhickens, which the garment burst at all - His beet trick, however, is showing styles to buyers , four weeks about 100 dozen cookies for the Park; estate Earl' Eugene Gordon WAVES. were led out of the coop befors I before the press gets a look. reception. Mrs. Snow was presented to Adeline J. Gordon, Wethersfield, Her biggest Job. which she con- i There are about 50 varieties of it burned down. j 4 But both Papa and^ lO for acceptance as Department aux­ in Waterfront Manor. ' , Alders the "highlight" of her navy sometimes called cornel. No estimate of damage w as! agreed thatr son was a born dresa- iliary president by Fourth District Conservatrix deed, estate of career, waa aasignnient to Pearl ' world. S evente^ are found V \ \ \ can Impart a sort of gleew to ^ Autdliary President Elisabeth available. The loss Is Veportediy | maker and at 14 they aent Urn dead-black dress. Ns* Woods Honored, Myrtle C.' Gerkley to John King, In ; Harbor In 1944 with another,*" the United .State.s/ Since drig- covered at least partly by insur- i to Barcelona as apprentice to Rychling and District Page Jen­ Waterfront Park. WAVE officer to arrange for 4,000 ‘wood waa ideal for arrows, it was Only Balenciaga can afford to nie Marsh. ance. fashionable tailor..' show the WEtravsgant, often ri­ Bxecutdr's.estate deed, estate. WA'VES to relieve Navy men for , often known as arrowwood anr In- The fire atarted from an tin- j . .Two years late/he had managed Wed 25 Years Mrs. Charlas Ralach of the local Charlotte M .' Albert(

. V '- " ' - « y : • ■- - .-r-v—-Lsh-'- - - - . —■pAAt.-Sfc’f S V i u , ■ • ■ . • ^ who come' to see his collection out curiosity are soddi’,a||^raged the indifferent, dis .Summer Tim e It*' beotere! nrnwne, braj-s, Tano, tant attitude of hia staff. I Balenciaga creates primarily for . the'carriage trade, ignores cur- PLUS S\ rant trends. Every year, sllhou _— --r--attes-are-faiinehed • which JIOIIIU^i'^ntEEN STAMPS w ir^ ■ women to insects, plants, flowers NYLON CORDS ! or letters of the alphabet, Balen­ CASH SALES THURSDAY, JULY » ! 1 • ^ \ . • f.. ciaga dladalns these tricks so pop­ GOLDCn UIHERT • 5 ledgthS VALUES! REG. $29.95 ular with Onistian Dior. IBs aim la to clothe, women to emphasize flSS'.J*' SUPERB NEW DRAW DRAPE 1.., U ghtw eight.. m aterials,. 4>abar- their personality. This is probably Shark- one of the reasons why he chooses mairnequins who, when tiot frank ” * ^ _ ^ ^ O J';* * in ila rIy f«.98 to Now »22 ly ugly, are dsflnitaly Impersonal. GEimillE PLEtiTs’'' ^TTHOUT They stalk through the long, nar­ row salons almost "at the dou Exactly As IHostrated ble'* and make one think of Ama- iETBiLIC lOO'^;. WOOL TROPICALS sons who must have parked'their COMPLETE WITH RUDE lOXED TO PIT YOUR CAR Reg. I49.9.6 Javelins just behind the silk cur­ tains through which they appear. General Electric • ALL 1" TURING, 8 FT. H IGH i 2 for *8 NOW $34.88 ■' 4 Thla season like every season it GOLD ' fly's guess what he will do DACRON and WOOL withswaiBtiinea and hemlines for • $39.95 VALUE! FREE ALTERATIONS | fall angk^nter. As a matter of ryc- ■> TROPICALS wd, he hM never set the former f ilter-Flo’ De Luxe OUERLOV Reg. S59.9.’> where it nom ally should be — NEW LOW PRICE, ONLY 100% WOOL t r o p ic a l s but always a sm inches above cr WASH 'S WEAR PANTS NOW $39.88 below. As for namllnes, he plays with them like a cat with a mouse. WE HAVE S OTHER MODELS SIMILARLY REDUCED! II WITH BLREH Last season he startled observers I Free Alteratiops by showing several skirts which just barely covered the knees. AUTOMATIC §g Fize White WASH H WEAR SUITS Never Static Exactly As Shown V 2 for 1 5 I "Fashions should never be stat­ •Nylon Tank FRAME POOL i !i li I SEC. $38.«$.$3t.?S ic," ' declares Balenciaga. 'To Aietete FREE ALTERATIONS create you must be- something of • * 'x 4 ' an architect — for proportions — Pebble Cloth a painter — for color range—with 1 NOWv $29.88 a little of the poet and the mu­ • Hoidfl 180 GoNent . ' *4 P i WASHAIIE sician to visualise a woman when Golden Sun-Ki$sed wheot m p «' J > * ‘ she walks, moves, or dances.” • 12V D totsels... with crisp block DENIM SUCKS Who are the women who b u y /. W, H ale *8 Special Price Balenciaga? Not necessarily only • Won't Rot, MiMow occents? Thot rpre com-, mllUonairea’ wives. Many fashion- riHlj 19 I fc binotion of breoth-toking I M . $ Z ,M »rs consdouji wpmen consider it a' or Tfor ■ ' i 1 ' design and regal texture sound Investment to buy one suit . . . at a "once-in-d-life­ or one evening dress, knowing • $19.95 VoIm ! I I i that it will be In fashion for at time" price! .88 nUSIMESS least two, if not three years. Be­ iiow*l sides the timeless quality there Is also the assurance of perfect exe­ NEW cution. RS USURl Fancy Bans Riot LOW The aposUe of simplicity—al­ PRICE S A L E I though he says that a simple dress The Strangest Pool 36"-.$L99 can look positively vulgar on a Fabric We’.ve Evef Seen! A T REGAL r e s • • s e fowL3" ••eseeeses <#«>eVF 9 AO woman if it is not her style—lets! Don't let a few masons, car- his, imagination run riot,in somej TOP « e s e e praters, bricklayers, electri­ of his evening gowns. It is here- 0 0 M " ...... S2.99 cians and painters scare you that the Spanish backi^und : Inflatable POOL BRAND- away. STEP OVER THE.M emerges in dramatic "infanta" a Tekvarot Stylo • Beckrata Tan. Roody ta Hae, OR AROUND THEM If you gowns or dresses that might have • Oiani 8 Ring Pool e T#» Otaated Width 41" ta Pair • 1" eiladrtitcliad Side Hem ' **»Ve to . . , but anywav stepped down from a Goya paint­ • Orasa taveml Pair tar WMa Wtadewi • V" Bcltem Heaii GET INTO REGAL FOR ing. Balenciaga is the one man who COMBINATION o tM" Diameter e • nosh nostt tar FUH Faldi THIS BIO SALE! o 19" Deep e Holds 188 GoIMin Almost 2 MIBIob PERMANENT HNISH JUMBO SIZE o 819.9S Volno! PRESCRIPTIONS A NON-SKID ^ "SAPELY "OAfCLT PILLED"HLLED" ORGANDY NEW CAPE COD RUFFLED MrtbHr Onts Stortt j!' LOW PRICE RUGS CURTAINS SALE ★ FEATURE VALUE ★ Also 3 Other Msec 100-.; wool. VE.4E ’ROUND Now Available SORRY, BUT NO PHONE ORDERS— CASH onef CARRY ONLY A Now -o m I Bottor Way $-1 9 8 SPORTCOATS 130 CLOSED MONDAY DURING j Al Y and AUGUST ST’* To Insurt Yt^ur Homo! ‘i'-fti.'V ., • REVOLVING SHELVES SPORT COATS *1 7 “ The new mod better way to ia- • 70.L8. FREEZER OPEN THURSDAY ond FRIDAY NIGHTS TILL 9 I Regular |24..i0 and $29.95 value! oure your home ta with the • AUTOMATIC DEFROSTING r 54", 6.T”. 72" lengths Frier.e type short loop. Homeowaor’a Family Policy. R09. $15.95 You got broad Sre coverage, • ALUMINUM DOOR SHELVES In white. Size 27” X 48”. All colora. ^ $ 1 0 8 8 burglary proteetloa, liability Now ...... iBsuraiice jdus O^ded livtog ex- • MAGNETIC DOORS peoseo if tire drtveo you out of • UMITED QUANTITY your home. There ta a aubetoii- il dtacouat for you by eom- R«g. S20.9S $ 1 4 . 8 btaiag thooo opveragoo Into ono LK-11P Curtain Now . i,... policy. For dopeadoUe ioonr- oaoe eoU 'Jarvis today! ' . Appliance Dept. .. . Plcaae Use Our T h e J W . IU U CORK THE FRIENDLY STORE MEN'S SHOPS JARVIS ARENCY THAT SATISFIES . . . I 1086-1089 MAIN ST. •54 CENTES ST. Oak St. Entnuics Shop Ro«. $25.95 $ 1 9 8 8 907 m a in ST. — WELDON BUILDING M a m c h m s t m . C o n m < t e S 4 im , M I 8-784T W« Give HrfC Green SUmps PHONE MI 8-6866 Now ...... CORNER MAIN mad OAK STRUTS •29 MAIN ST. PHONE Ml 9.2747 FORMAL WEAR FOR HIRE

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PAGE SIXTEEN . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN^ WEDNESDAY, JU L t 24, 1957 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JULY 24, 1967 PAGE 8EVENTEEN WKNB—«40 w n u — RockvilJe-Vernon Hotel’ Stratfleld on the eloeing ...... S' ! " ' ' ' WOIU>—18S0 Daily Radio (lay of the convention. WHAY—eis . The local unit received recogni­ Israeli Cargo WLXX>—18DS ekutern Daylight TIom 14J« tion tor its work during the past Democrats Pick Nominees; year, receiving an honorable men­ lilt 4oU^nny town election, Indicating an active WPOP—Wa* workj WDRO—R O Owla next three da,vs will find merchants ready to wumeshare , Itl withm-iui ui«th e' locailocal she , had cleared the Suez Canal WPOP—Gang Biialera pre-election campaign. handing out dollar bills as well as' unit during the coming year’s pro- ! and expected to reach Haifa by ■ Alta-- a.ii- • - In recent years Democrats have takingtakinir themlh«m In.In . • U hay—Haka Way for Music WHAY>- Polka Parly gram nightfall. , HCcc^Kvc«*rd Rtvua WlXi litKMj iuv«iiin^ Qood Mttelb backed Republican candidates for Vincent A. CTioate, executive sec­ ■ Hospital Notes I Israeli sailor-writer Raphael r WKNB-P.H WKNB—flwlng. Eaar some posts or faded to nominate retary of the -Chamber of Com­ Eylon, whom Egyptian pdllce re­ WTlc—Rnas MUler WYIC—I^ida Ara F\inny for certain offlees. Discharged yseterday:; Harry WDRO-Cai Hoiby WDRC—H Q Lawla \M A merce revealed today that 275 dol- Allen, 95 Orchard St.: Mrs. Helen moved from the ship for question­ ------WPOP—Wax ------Wor> WPOP—Gang Buatara A new^face In the Democratic I bills, each with the name and Belanger, 11 Linden PI.; Mrs. Oli­ ing at Suez, was not returned to lineup includes Mrs.. Amalia L. address of a local resident, will be vette Msrquis, snd dsughter. the vessel. —Betty lumbau WHAY—Polka Parly Stephenson, nominated for town placed In store windows. Shop­ * R ecord Iwevlew WTIC--.Ntghl Line Farmstead Lane; Mrs. Eoretta Egyptian officials said they had WKKh—P 11 clerk. Mrs. Stephenson was aa- pers who find a bill with their name Spain, 53 Spring St. ' WTIi:—lusb iuaio Lkn* tv DftC—Rusty Draper siatant town clerk until the re­ on it may claim it, and It’s theirs, arrested Eylon at the southern end WDRO—Cal Kolby WP*or—Modern Sounds Admitted today: Louis Mueller, of the canal because he was taking i . WPOP—Wa» Wor»a l .4a« ^ signation of KVrwin A. Elliott in he said. WHAY—W arm up Tim e March. She resigned her position ’The unusual exchange of money Second Ave. photographs of the waterway and I ■"*’wHAV—Baity Bimb^ WTIC-Nlght Line after (the Republican Town Com­ from merchant to shopper, is part Fund Donors his behavior was ."suspicious." ' WCCO—Racord Raviaw WDRC—'Rusty Draper TTiey said the esse was imder In­ * WKNB—PM WPOP—Modem Sounda mittee endorsed, and the GOP cau­ of a 3-day sales event, being called Donations to the Robert Blais- vestigation. U TJC—1080 Radin Lara cus appointed, Henry F. Butler as ’’Lucky Dollar Days." dell Jr. Fund for an electronic re- ~ f Sara- C ards Israel awgited a reply from ; WDRU—Cal Kolby WTIC—Nlrti Line town clerk. Mrs. Stephenson had Police will cooperate with the suscitator total S55, treasurer ^ ♦•V ifw-. , WPOr—Waa Worka WDRC—The World Tonight sought the Interim appointment. Chamber 6f Commerce- and the Kenneth Rsuschenbach reported -U.N. Secretary General Dag Ham- ^ WpoP—Modern Bounds She hat recently waked that her merchants in extending parking today. marskjold and the Security Coun­ * WHAy—Bacord Rodao time one penny’s worth. cil to her appeal for action in the * WCCC—Racord Ratiaw ^ g e rs vs. Cards name be removed from the Repub­ The fund drive was opened with Eylon case. ' RKNB—PM. WTIC—Night Line lican caucus list, If a patrolman finds parking a 825 donation from F)re Chief Gallon Spigot Ing ' WTtC—Nawa WDRC—The World Tonight Seymour E. Lilvltt has been time on a meter has expired, he The U.N. gave no public Indica­ A Deluxe tire value .. WDRC—Na«a W POP—Modertf Sounds and Mrs. Le.sHe A. Kittle. Mr. and tion of w'hat action It might, take. I WPOP—Wax Work! • ;St- named by the Democrats as candi­ M,*** r-h* ’ *’7^ i Mrs. William Schwarz dohated 820, 2 5 % OFF O N •■iia- date for town treasured JLavitt has An Israeli spokesman' said hlsl WUAY-Kareoada WHAY—D(»dgers-vs. Cards MANCHESTER MILLS GOES “HOG WILD” - SLAUGHTERS PRICES LIKE MAD the offender's car* IT withhIh a poetic !"<* '•«me gevemment had asked the Inter-] AIL PICNIC STOCK WCCV—Racord Rayiav WTIC—Night Line been active In town affairs but has from the Rockville Scrap Iron and WDRC—Russ Naughton not previously been a candlate for message. However, s.econd offend­ national Red Cross to make sure I at a popular price! WKNB—Biwaball Matlsaa W POP—M odem S ^ n d a Paper Co. and and the Vernon Eylon Is gYv^n fair treatment while * w nc—Roaa Millar ^ d any office. ers will get the usual one dollar Circle Package Store. JU G $2.84 WDRC—^1 Kolby WHAY'-~Dodgers vs. Cards Bararney Moses, a rural Verhbp p-rking tag. heki b.v the Egyptians. 2 . WPOP—Bob and RayRi WTIC—Night Une resident, has been nominated for a Events Tonight Checks should be made out to When the Birgitte Toft left Ite' Keeps contents cold or hot •*- WDRC—Russ Nailghton. the Robert Blalsdell Jr. Fund and last canal stop, Port Said. C"nt. for hours; Suppr-durex WHAY—Road Bbow tVPOP—M odern Sounds position on the Board of Tax Re­ ' Damon Lodge, Knights of Py- mailed to Post OlBce Box 91. WCCC—Record Kavlaw Ig:^- KIDDIES’ MEN’S view, as hat Pasquale Devorio and thlaa, will meet at 8 p.f^ at the Hans Lolk told newsmen he * is. coatedlineris sanitary,acid, WKNB—Baaaball Matinca WHAY—Dodgers vs. Cards Moose Club to hear semi-annual Attachment Bled "upset and astonished" police had WTIC—IWU >Udio Lana WnC—Summer for Stars former mayor Frederick S. Berger. not returned Eylon. - rust snd alcohol resistant. WDRC—Cal_____ , toKolby b WDRC—Ruas Naughton Wilson Gets Nod reports. A summer schedule pro­ The Bsntly Oil Co. has 95 '"Eylon was the only Israeli WPOP—Bob and Ray WPOP—Hound Dog The candidates for,aelectmen are viding (or one meeting a month will attached to the amount of 8250 -iitt^ IS;t^ CHILDREN’S be adopted for Ajpgust and Septem­ property of Paul Urlano. Bolton aboard among a crew of 25 men.” AJOn IS * WHAT-Road Bhoar WHAY—Dodgers vt. Cards Edgar H. Wilson and James A. Lolk said. "Aji for the photos f a WCCC-Kecurd Rayiav w nc—At the ITN WADING POOLS HANDY POGKET Doherty, as was expected. How­ ber. The meetings will be held on Rd. for "goods and materials phi Mr ewd ; WKNB—P. M. WDR<7—R uss Nsugblon the second Wednesday of the furnished." The suit Is returnable Egyptians said Eylon took, 1 know . WTIC—lUWi Radio '^ a WPOP—Hound Dog ever. Wilson, presently third se­ In Manchestpr Town Court Aug. 8. nothing about that." WDRC—Cal Kolby laxn lectman, has been nominated for month. ' W'POP—Wondera of tha World WitAY—Night Watch BELOW MAKER’S COST American Legion Auxiliary will The Israeli spok»sman said the 4 WTIC—Music first selectman while-Doherty, the Advertisement-T- photography charge was "trumned WDRC—Russ Naughton BOXER LONGIES Democratic Town Committee chair­ hold a hot dog roast at Henry Y—Dateline POLO SHIRTS Park. Members will meet at the Look for your name on lucky up." He acknowledged, howe I t . ' WOlX*—Gonrf KTeoing Qood Muete WPOP—Hound Dog Reg. $12.99.$13.99 man, will seek the post of second that Eylon had a camera. | 3-T DELUXE WKN^^Today In^Bporta l•:4g- selectman. Town Hall at 8 P.M. for tiiinspor- doflars in Rockvillei- merchants’ 1 WTIU-Newe W'HAY—Night W atch Kir»f Qanlity Stw k tatlon. The roast will be followed windows during Rockville Lucky The sailor had Joined the ship at WDRO—News WTIC—Music UNBELIEVABLE SAVINBS It appears that Vernon will def­ Dollar Day sale .Thursday, Friday, Israel’8 southern port of Eilat on L WDRC—Russ NsughtoA initely have a woman tax col­ by a meeting In the GAR rooms. WTOP—Dateline Conn. The Rockvllle-Vemon Young Saturday, July 25, 28, 27. its outbound voyage to Risngoon, •:U- W POP—Hound Dog lector. as Mrs. Betty'Krlslofsk has where he wrote - some magazine I Super-Cushionis WUAY^porUN Republicans will meet at 8 p.m. in WHAY—Night Watch been named b.y the Democrats to Vernon and. Taleottville news articles. He vi-as signed on after SUT CUSHION w«x^y—G...... ikki ifii^tna 0«>odo«>o( Huaio WTIC—News oppose Mrs. Rose Ford for the posi­ Clt.v Court room. WXKB—Evening Serenade WDR(*—News A Weather Outdoor movies at Henry Park at IteiMi nre handled < through The one of the vessel’e Danish crew-1 WTIO—Btricllv opuriR WPOP—Hound Dog 7 7 tion. Herald’s Rockville Bureau, 7 W. men broke a leg. Air-naM f»r; $ 1 .8 8 WDR(.*—Weather and 2aiman Democratic candidates for con­ dusk will be eTltirely comedies and WPOP—Lawrence Welk WHAY-^NIgtir WTiTcfl cartoons. The program includes. Main St., telephone TRement graattr eamjtrt______I G O O D j / ^ E A P •:S WTIC—Sports stable are Howard A. Luffman, T he Wily Wetsel", "Sailor Boy" 5-8186. WHAV-SereosUe WDRC- ■Russ Nsughtoa Nicholas Pawluk, Erwin Tuxbury, WOCC—0«KKf Lventna Qood Muale WPOP- Hound Dog and WllUsm E. Weber. and "Gobs in a Mess." r i.aNnE camterl ter Rw $v«. . WKNB'i-Uutical Echoes Senior live saving class begtis Free redie with fAar manilii a8.a4. Faravi, ap.ii. Only $1.00 duwn Tough, durable tread gives extra traetka < m . atarta, • WiTJ-^E 0»te Qiv*' i luh WHAY—Symphony in the Night Albert R. Tennatedt has been at 5 p.m. at Henrj’ Park, with a Trading Firm Expaiidt waava M-rar an Raxikla taila4 stops, turns. A stronger, safer tire with ' WDRO^Music a la Oarta WTIC—Starlight Serenide nominated for registrar of voters, iRrine wira kaaRt air cirnlalinf. delivers. “ W POP—Top 40 Tim# WDRC—Kuss Naughton few' openings left. The State Trading Corporation, uplieliteriiHP |eb *f;U- WPOP—Hound Dog and Edwin J. Heck, as saaesaor. legion Volle.v-Ball Change Kraft. 8bra, laaRiarana trim. exclusive Triple-Temped, IVipIe-Toagh S-T Cord • WHAl—Serenade II: Heck is president pro tern of the incorporated as a private company, Fay as NMe as body. Buy now. Low prices on other dasa a i^ ’ WiX'C—Good bvenint Qood Music WHAY—Night Watch Common Council and chairman of The Vollry-Ball League at the haa quickly established itself as ftimmer U the slowest month of WKNB—I>owen Thom as ------WTIC—Starlight “ All “grenade American Legion Home resumes the year for Simmonds. Ttut’s $1.25 ■ week. . w nc—g 8Ur Extis WDRC—R uss Naughton Its Finance Committee. Whitewalhk too. o WDRO—Lowell Thomas Flaherty Renomlaated ' ear. &,■£] why they are offering a summer ROTOMATK 18-tKH . WTOP—Meet the Artist be revised to four teams instead of •petizt BIT renphbtst8fiBg.-Slnt- Renominated for a six-year term six because not enough players rapldly expanding its activities. on the Board of Education was Leo 'The total value of ;onUacta en­ monds will reuphotster your living ITOWERUWNMOWn Deaths Last ISieht have been participating. All those tered Into by the corporation in room sofa and 2 chairs for $67.50 3 *> - -1 F li^^y^.^M r^ Mary Pfau plus the cost of covcf fabric, ps«aei!?e( ■ r a m j J *^*"^*"*. |lts first 10 months exceeded 828,- WORCESTER 30-MCH '^VDRO—Amoa and Andy B.V THE ASSOCIATED PRESS It- i.i.' '•# WPOP—Fulton Lewis the ho'me at 8;i5 p.m. to be 000 for exports. Parit, July J4 UB—Sacha Guitry, ' Kingsbury rtceived the party eluded In the new rosters. you will get s portable radio, *»^D4WASIEiHk> rntJ ■■■ '^'‘^ilA V —J»xx Alley 78. famoua French actor, who de­ nomination for a two-year unfin­ Fol.IowMng the meeting tonight cofflpiele with batteries and carry­ Q HKl Av«‘iiing Good Muitc lighted audienceii (or more than SO I ished term.- —r— - ^ WKNB—Musical Echoes BARIES’ two games,will he played'between Gasoline Use Climbs ing case «r no txtra cost. Sim- B6r S 2-3/4 Lp. 4-eyelf emgim j • W TIC^ational C of C Clinic yeaarii died Wedneiday. Guitry. I John E. Lehan wai renominated the four new teams. All games mondi can make this offer during WDRC—Amos and Andy born in . Riusia, won fame a t ! BEACH and LAWN for a alx-year term on the Board (he slow summer season becxusc “ WPOP-Ed^^ Morgan will . be pla.ved on Wedne.sday The Bureau of Public Roads re­ author,. playrig:ht.. . _ poet, actor and 1 FAMOUS MAKE of Finance, William F. Luddecke nights for the remainder of the they are the World’s largest re- $ 9 4 .2 3 : WHAY—Jaza AM^ director but waa moet ' widely ‘ BOYS' for a four-year lertii. and Mrs. season. ports that during 1958 the states upholslerers and give factory-lo- V WCCC Ai*nio bveningsT fMi iiusle kimwji as « performer. Ethel T. Pease for a twmyear' T,eglon Auxiliary Notes collected taxes on 50.9 billion gal­ you savings. 10-year gusramet on WKNB-Evening Sere ‘ Mt. Kiico, N. y., July 24 (PI — lons of motor fuel, an increase of - WTHC-News TILT UMBRELLAS term. A complete new Board of Miss Anne Gw'orek, was ap- all workmanship. For full irte hi- Reg. $157.50 * WPRr—Amwp and Andy \ Maurice Sterne, 70. one of the na­ Finance must be elected this year formation, M-iih pictures^ muabout ‘ W*POP—Top 40 Time tion’! leading painters and tculp- PLASTIG PANTS because of the mass—■ resignation of ^ 8 * 1 i r * ro'nv U**^*“ f^?h* ‘***‘ range'd*frlm*3 cent? Simmonds’ service anywwf in lora, died Tuesday. He waa bom in NEVER BEFORE AT POPUUR JAGKETS New England, simply tear out «y« UM fmddm, Hnfflipt eiGe I Television Programs ■ 'bau^ftusala, and came to the this item and mail it with yolir UittM|ptatea at the age of 11. ' name snd address to Simmonds On P«*e Two Concord, N.H, July 24 (API — RARE BAR6AINS, INDEED Upholstering Co., 319 Chase **S$#*TeMNK** lMf4euie4 I Dr. Robert Chambers, 75, of New St. Methuen, Mass, York City, internBtionaIl.v promin­ ent blologiat, die^Mondav. He waa GENERAL bom In Turkey, thiNipn of a Cana- VALUES 2 3 i- "dlan clergymani He airyed on the | tg $2.9g ‘ TV SERVICE ‘ faculties of Toronto uhiyeralty, Reg. $14.95 Volii* "This price12 la no piis- KKiminvn AND University of Ctnclnnati. -oimell Adjustable aluminum 8- take, but an honest-to-' .95 Day* M OB A OOI University Medical College, a goodness bargain! Save Nights wAeSa Phik Parta foot pole for easjr tilt. *59 WRENCH SET Washington Square College of Newl Sturd.v fabrics in colors Denims with knit collars and wristlets, more than 50%. on TEU Ml s-m b: York Unlveraity. ft't RfM la walfM, a««y te liandia, wiSi Scrawdrhfor and wrMch and stripes, white fringe water-repellent poplins, two-tone rsvon every pair. Guaran­ Ineludei 5. sochtM (7/32* lo Detroit, July 24 (AP)—Dr. Carl gabardines. A.

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/ ' V PAGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. WEDNESDAY, JULY 24, 1967 ■MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANGHE5TOR, CONN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 24, 1967 BUGS BUNNY PAGE NINEfltelS# Hard^That'a all very well, but charged from the army for blow­ what I want to know la, ^who ing his top. Aniwer to Provloui PuzxU tike s Helping Hand Sensfe a n d ' N o n se n se pushed me In ? • M A R TIN IZ IN O , the O N E The stage la reported to be in a What's Your Line? t J HOUR DRY (XJIAICTNO at 20 ^ /Ue feed. . . . m u mimr K*4 There was the man who lost his u critical condition. Foul play is sus­ LJ Bargains Etaat O n le r St. la a boom to When ,you are tempted to Man—No, Jepaon. Sixteen head over a woman, and was dis­ pected. U busy homemakers. One trip down­ yve’n A c a o e s S4rr#e speed, remember the words of twenty-one W est.... u town can accomplish it all. Jusf Air- Barney Oldfield, dean of Ameri­ IL sw " 5S Tunis right U : I Conditioned Clerk— Your flrst Initial, please. ^Listed by bring in all the soiled Hununer can automobile racers; "When the CARNIVAL enforcement 66 Would-be suits, and wearing apparel and Man—Ch, K. BY DICK TURNER doctors e ready for you look­ is how far your car will travel Man—Excuse me. It Isn't O. K. (sb.) You didn’t understand; I said compsny ing crisp and fresh and new. Yes after you decide to atop, and Be­ "Oh.” 8 Lsundrestes DOWN M A R T IN IZ IN Q heliM homemakers fore your foot even touohes the Clerk—O. ^epson. use it ILawysr’s Job keep the Itomefirek burning and RESTAURANT btake pedal. When your speed­ tIFusi pound'an office typewriter at the I, Man—Rub out the O, and let the 2 Scent ometer says 60, think of 55 feet: If Hhoiv off Your Skills same time and do t>oth with the and COCKTAIL LOU NOB K Stand. 13 Hsberdssher’i 2 Law enforcer 10 More 38 Attest AvolA Expensive Loss 40. of 44 feet." domesticated Let YOUR YARN SHOP. 50 S!mple-To-Sew! F4r More Fun In the W ater greatest of ease. Furthermore, the The clerk began to look hag­ item 4 A 40 Embroldeian Lost items always turn up and MmIcm It Do Doubiff Duty routet HA and A. boUon, conn., UL Mitchell 9-4HS Experts call this the "reaction gard. 14 Jsson's ship cartographer S3 Angry use it (Jottage St., suggest some satisfy­ The finest SWIM ACCES TWO HOUR SIURT SERVICE. ing handwork for you this summer pairs find their way back to each SORIBB you can buy .are available OPEN TU E SD AY thru S A TU R D A Y 4:06 FJH. to IlOO A J L disUnce," that is, the dIsUnce 15 The sun makes it 14 Command to 41 Caipanteia 299 W est Middle TiHte. (near the Clerk— W ill you please give me When soaring temperatures rule other again when they’re marked at NASSIFP ARMS SPORTINO SU NDAYS, 12:00 NOON to 9:00 P.H. (CloMd M oadsy) your car will travel before your your initials again? 16 Tried 5 Repetition cat use them Parkade) turns out immaculately nerves and muscles can respond to S5 What out all strenuods activities. YOUR with CASH’S NAME TAPES from (300DS CO., 1016 Main St. BUtlt B A N ()U E T f a c i l i t i e s AVAILABLE Man— I said K. 18 Africsn 6 Probate 42 CalUornla the Notion Counter o f J. laundered shirts, faultlessly ironed, your mental command to apply the judges novelists toll curse YARN SHOP is headquarters for SIZE$^ 12-14-li for fun, safety and comfort by EDDY “Velvet Touch" REED At the Plano Nightly Clerk— Pardon, you said "O.K.' country H A LE (XJRP. Order ..them now to give the men ti> your life that brake. To find how much room you administer It 36 (halted horse 43 Far (prefix) materials and books of ideas for leaders in the-industry you’ll hnd Clerk—Just now you said "K.' 20 Church for back to aohool and college “top of the world” feeling. need to stop safely at 40 br 50 or 7 Small 27 Sxhumes 44 Toward the every type of needlework. Beat of "R O N D IN E ” FINS, now RE­ Man—Allow me to finish. . recesses needs. Those with the names 60 miles an hour, multiplythis re­ 8 J u ic y 16 Arrow poison sheltersd sidt all INSTRUCmON IS FREE. Roll DUCED. These are recognizeil by said "Oh", because I didn't under- 31 Vgterinarisn’s W OVEN in are 6 doken for 32.75 professional divers as the fastest The Fruit Juice Eggnog can be action distance by three. For In­ 0 Table scraps 20 Deities 46 Regretted. into the spacious-parking lot at 'stand what you were asking me. I patient 9 dozen for 33.25. (Green, red and best. Jx>ok where you're go­ varied with a variety of flavorings stance, at 60 miles an hour, you 10 Awry 11 Risqua ,, 47 Give forth' the door.' The new gently-rising didn’t mean it was my Initial. My 22 Wee staircase takes you into a dellgjit- blue, back on white tape.) ' The ing underwater with a pair of —canned, frozen, and fresh fruit cannot stop your car In leas space name is Kirby Jeppson. 2.4 Stalk 11 Pet containers S3 An orchtstrs 48 impoUta juices . . or-syrups, such as maple, 17 Robe leader usei it SO BeUcf ful shop. CASHSAVER With PR IN TED , GOGGLES or a MASK that are than 198 feet, or almost the dis­ Clerk—Oh. 26 Impudent names come in sew-on and iron adjustable to fit you well and are chocolate, or butterscotch. You can tance of an ordinary city block. Man— No. not O, but K. Here, 27 Miners do it Rhubarb Pudding on types, 8 dozen, 31.2fi and recommended by swim coaches. be sure the whole faiYlily will en­ iJive me the pencil, and I ’ll write " 20 Photographers r~ r “ r n r * r " r " 1 B 3 eupa rkhbarb dozen for 31.50; Allow ONE Prices from-99c and up. Then there joy this delightful drink. ' NOTICE TO TENANTS! use it Fruit Juice Eggnog I A genUeman.had completed his it myself. There I guess It’s 1 cup brown sugar WEEK DEUVERY. are SNORKELS and S P E A R purchases, and the clerk, in fllling O. K. now. 12 Lacking color IT' s i i 1 cup butter milk GUNS, to thrill the youhg fry. 4 teaspoons sugar - W ' -V out the sales slip, asked: pigment 1 tablespoon shortening Economy Pudding ' 1-8 teaspoon salt P S HERE'S A MODERN HOME r " 1 1 2 eggs * Clerk— What Is the ‘ name, Onlooker (patting hero on back) 24 Vandal king to 2 cups hour The following recipe should Papers, .bills, recipes, and memos pleaae? ' 35 Pestered blowing o(( tamles or cluttering your 1 quart'milk II THAT YOU CAN OWN NOW! — It was grand of you to drive 1 r 1 teaspooon lemon extract prove a penny-saving idea for ML 36 Number 3 tablespoons orange juice Man— Jepaon. from that height, fully clothed, to J budget-wise homemakers. One kitchen? T ry filing then) in a pret­ 37 The Whipped, cream, if desired Clerk—-ChlpsonT effect such a magnificent rescue, ! l P H teaspoon soda thrifty housew'lfe who happened to ty plastic napkin holder you can z. Venerable buy for a dime. Beat sugar, salt, and eggs until P H teaspoon salt have at the time some leftover MR. TWEEDY BY NED Ri d d l e IT r V- 1 teaspoon baking powder Angfel food cake, two cookies, eggs are thick. Add milk, and stir 30 Haberdashery Put In l»tto m of pan, rhubarb, doughnut, some pound cake and I f your family likes (or needs) in fruit juice. Pour Into tall glasses P OUR b o a r d i n g h o u s e with MAJOR HOOPLB items ir B. brown sugaV, a little salt, and a six slices raisin bread, crumbled eggnog, you can have infinite and add a dab of -Whipped cream. — No Down Payment'— 40 Conductors chunk of butter. Bake slpwly. the ingredients into s casserole. variety by beating a few fresh ber­ Four servings. M" I w collect it For the dip, mix rich milk with She added two cups of milk and ries or cherries into the egg and MY WORD, MOtiTMORENCy/ HoW 41 German title I sugar and flavor with lemon ex­ allowed it to set until it could be sugar mixture: by experimenUng A cold is both positive and nega­ THAT BED'5 SOT A S. b a r e HEH-HEH/-V w a it 42 Ostlers work B” B ' tive: Sometimes the eyes have it, w i tract. mashed with a fork. She added with different spices and flavoring PSDIS(?EE, MfKZOfif- T IL L t h o s e c o a r s e BOARDERS there P two well-beaten eggs, dash o f salt, extracts, such as orange and al­ and sometimes the nose. MV BOSS IS A H to ii5 e He a r I'V E s l e p t in a b e d 4S Graphic sHs mond: or by adding a little fresh' IN WHICH A L A D y O FT H E worker Cook Once for Several Meals half cup sugar, teaspoon vanilla, PMIL10EKT WHO CUMMS IT 1 orange Juice to yOur •’finished” You can bread chicken pieces u*t w IT r I t ’s a wonderful feeling when a half cup canned milk and s half He COMBS fr o m a LOhiG FRENCH NOBlUTy OUCB 40 Musicians esffnog. (No, it doesn’t curdle.) several hours ahead and refrigerate TJl S , vs. a*. want to be yovyou Have a fully-cooked T U R K E Y cup water. Bake in moderate oven GLUMBERED./ A N ' Until you are ready to deep-fat fry t-IHEOFOOKES—THE ^ • >w» k, w in your refrigerator which means and serve with fruit or any good flO R V IS t h a t M ADAM 6 D6 'SI Auslrslian sauce. Let Your Spirits Soar them for your meal. ostrich that summertime salads and Sand­ Ro m pa t>o o r d i d a r u n With the Temperature "They’re brown. Mother, with a plain toe! Do you think « S2 Chemical wiches almost prepare themselves. 0 IT OF 6 N00ZIMS At LYNN POULTRY FARMS SCHULTZ BEAUTY SALON, If you want delicate curls of un­ suffixes tr f t n Carpet Seta the Style IM T H IS bitek would look better?” stores at the Parkade or at the 988 Main St. carries many de­ sweetened chocolate with which to $3 Dagger WALL-TO-WALL CARPETING pendable products designed to ac­ decorate that cream pie, use a Center, fresh frozen native Con­ can do so m uch.for your home. necticut TURKEYS are 59c a Ib. cent your feminine charin and swivel-blade vegetable , peeler for coiot Not only does it add beauty and daintiness. "Revlon’s” Persian Mel making them. Nice for a vanilla- PRISCILLA’S POP available in sizes .from 7 lbs.-to 14 comfort but a sense of security Bear Fact.a BY AL VERMEER tbs. Your rating as a hostess sky- on shade of lipstick and matching and-banaana, coffee or chocolate and a feeling of permanence, nail polish would be a stimulating cream pie. mcketBwhen you serve esch per­ For the mother-to-be — a lovely MANCHESTER CARPET CEN son a CORNISH GAM E HEN. It’s compliment to your summer cot­ maternity smock! ' I t ’s simple to TER, corner Main and M 1 d d 1 . tons. The lipstick in a gleaming Semi-Annual Sale of \I- a delectable ■ tastp treat not soon sew without the yoke for ’dress- lldt imiture Tpke., has a tremendous variety of case is 31.35; the refUt alone -is WATKIVS, 036 Mg A forgotten. All IVHITE MEAT an£“ * up’ time; or make it with the colors, designs, textures. A fter you St. brings 90c. The .hall enamel Is 65c, the H ow - to—stretch y our you saving on ^ f but— fluorg—o f 99c each. Cooking and serving isTyoke and ,trim with pretty fioral make your selection you can take clothes fluurg frosted is 75c. Step Up to the G IFT budget. Sew this pretty 'sheath as quality furnishings for the home easy. Only about one hour to bake stsmp-ona in soft blue colors far up to THREE YEARS TO PAY B AR here when you’re-looking for a sundress for summer; then make during the S a S n -A N N U A L SALE and no candng skills required. everyday wear. and you need pay NO M ONEY thoughtful, .little gift. Every another version to jite as a jump­ now begJntUng. Want to call your Pattern No. 5556 has tissue for DOWN. So start building cheer feminine heartythrills to dramatic er in cool weather.' Bolero included. attentieh, especially, to the Yes . . . you, too, can own a lovely ne|v modem home A LL FUR­ You’ll find It’s a good Idea to sizes 12, 14, 16 irvcl; color transfer; into your home and fam ily and ))eauty; see "the line of F U ­ No. 8403 with Patt-O-Rama in­ M^^J>t® CRICKET CHAIRS (also NISHED AND EQUIPPED, ready to live in! Wouldn’t you liko sift confectioners' sugar before us­ sewing and finishing directions. ■ friends will share your satisfac TU R A M A U P S 'n C K CASES here. cluded Is in Sizes 11, 12, 13, 14. 16, ack) reg. 324.50 now 319.95. to enjoy pleasant surroundings in the suburbs, with green lawn, ing for a cake frosting; no lumps Send 25c in COINS, your name, tlon suid enjoyment. 18. Size 13, 30 bust, dress, 3 ysrdk They give a charming accent to trees, shrubs, flowers—and a swimming pool? Wouldn’t ytsi like life this way to beat out! address, and the Pattern Number Steamed Date and Not Pudding' of 35dfich; boloro, 1 1-8 yar<^^;^^ living, sewing, bedroom or den. friendly neighbors, and above-all, to be IN D E P E N D E N T In your to ANNE CABOT, -raE MAN­ Protect the birds: The dove M cup sifted flour own SINGLE HOME? Chit a slice of bread into a large y ^ contrast. Choose from -wing, platform Mfb CHESTER EVENING HERALD,^ brings peace, and the’ stork brings l/ f (ehapoona baking powder' I'm not afraid of civile; now cut out the center with For this pattern, send 35c in rocker or barrel styles. I know I’m «af« My brothar is No baars ana <^n^ 1150 AVE. AMERICAS, NEW exemptions. teaspoon salt Coins, your name, address, size, de­ YOU CAN OWN YOUR OWN HOME NOW with no worry T l ptfttlw ehow on. Twoody. You cut up mountain lions. a small .)Mart-shap^ iiookie cut­ YORK 36. N, Y. whan in tha vuoods so bi(^ and tali t o a a t m » w h a n 2 tablespoons fin e, dry brehd sired, and the Pattern Number to about increasing rents. Prices run from 31,500 to 35,500— sHtn !»_I»T «R« ^ r * fiM BA tss a ter. Toast s:nd butter the decora­ It’s ready!- The 1967 Needlework Have a bit of broccoli leftover? somo firewood.'' Of baar« I have B e c a u s e my That I can't halp ^ N m 'd m a U a a Those empty-2-quart milk cartons crumbs , SUE BURNEIT, THE MAN­ terms as low as 310 per week. Ask about our N o Down-Payment tion and float it on O o w l of soup. ALBUM-r-fifty-six colorful pages make spill-proof garbage > contain tt with the egg you’re scram­ ALLEY OOP no faar;.. ^ bnothar’s naan ^ . but fa a l 1 cup chopped dates CHESTER EVENING h e r a l d , Plan and our iV t% Mortgage Plan. Remember, with us YOUR Where? > bi57 ' BY RAY GOTTO cleaner that removes dirt, oil. • copy! If you need a new TO PPE R for . .T ry .thla....-WUli...,lefto.var---cooked.. sugar. issue of BiSlc Fashion, our 'com­ ...... grease, tar, paint and ink. Just this fall, do see those in M ONT­ cereal: Pack while warm into d” One ottt-ikf every 9 new hornet 1 *KK< well beaten plete pattern catalog. It’s chock- rub it on your hand.een shaped "COPE" is recommended for me­ ened, Cool. When ready to aerve, ually and continue beating until Brown or white eggs are used in­ Which includes slacks, pedal push and their tops have been moistened JENSEN’S, INC. chanics, motortste, painters, put the rest of berries into baked blended. Add egg and mix well. Add terchangeably; their color has no i ers, blouses, skirts, and shorts. with water. Let rise apd bake. phimbers aqd office workers. It pie shell, pour the thickened part flour mixture alternately with relation to -qiigllty, flavor or foo d : High fashion C ALYPSO outfits ...... Altcaya Reliable C D N T A IN ? l a n o l i n to soothe over them, and aerve with whipped milk, mixing well after each ad­ value. . I that were 33.88 are now 34. You’ll Sliced • cucumbers, black olives and nourish hard-working hands. cream, . dition. Turn into a well-greased 64 PARK ROAD, WEST HAR'IT’ORD—AD 3-6214 feel romantic and exotic wearing and canned plinlentos make a de­ Ever try sprinkling a bit of nut­ the yibranUy-hued blouse and pe lY4-plnt mold (a No. 2 t(n can licious and 'attractive first course. OAK GROVE—RT. 10, PLAINVILLE—SH 7-0822 For aTipecial brunch, serve hot meg on boiled rice for flavor ac­ PARKS THROUGHOUT THE STATE t-M They Cover IKe Student Body dal pushers. Add even more dash makes a good mold of. the right Serve with crueU p f olive oil and MANY pancakes stuffed with cream cent? Delicious when served- with OPEN MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY, 9 to 6 For the sophiatlcated fashions to your summer wardrobe with a sige). Cover mold with waxed wine vinegar, salt and freshly- cheese foftendd with a little milk. poultry. • MOmAV, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS preferred by the crew- cut 6rowd, pair of brilliant CAPRI PANTS paper held In place with k string ground pepper. French or Italian Top with strawberry preserves or it’s C. E. HOUSE’S BOYS A N D or rubber bond. Qace a saucer up­ LONG SAM currant jelly for a tasty surprise. nbw drastically reduciid. bread, or crusty rolls to accom­ Seen on Ntoest JFIngera BY AL CAPP and BOB LUBBERS STUDENTS SHOP. Everything side-down 4n the bottcD^ of a deep pany- this of course. a fussy young male likes bestUy kettle and stand puddf% mold on CHILDREPrS RINGS from _J.____ Add nutmeats to extra-rich pan­ BUZ SAWYER way o f clothes for school and col­ Hearty sandwiches: Top buttered It, Add enough boiling water- to MATHiBR’S A T T H E C7BNTER ...... ■...... cake batter and seri’e with pre­ y^ypoop.tmfiiiaepveuctr/ BY ROY CRANE lege and after hours is found here, bread with canned baked beans and come half-way up the aide of the Ini^kel^ Your Savings Wisely bring much happiness to a boy. or L sm ea WCU--flNCSI DkN tXIC serves for dessert. sprinkle with grated Cheddar Pick up your FREE OOP'if of m? OF, rtHB priced to please, served up in a mold. Cover kettle closely, and girl. Handsome KHC gold SIGNET EytRWOOV l«eE,glT>iBC. cheese. Criss-cross partially-cook­ woNeeos 0FTH6 aD'‘£»Mniiey u>srnet LBTHIM cordial wrapping a/id . with a steam pudding 1 Y4, hours or until the 1957 edition of "Over-the- RINGS with a dashing masculine, sm.'fltXJ ALREADY MICKEY FINN a pocket, take to stuffing and bak­ ty ” Sunday-best" ones of water­ You’ll find a plastic '‘quirt’' to .4 hours roasting tima if the ! APPKOACHtNS THC Weakness! tioned M AR I-M AD ’s Whip a cup of cream and fold i TieER/..MY a * A6 FAST A6 MV MCE OF YOU, DID, PAL, BY BY LANK LEONARD ing: proof rayon, reg. 31.25 now 76c. bottle a boon to busy hands If you overt temperature - is low (325' j Pfiu...r c'N »USON AT TOP SPBEfX... in two tabtespoons of sugsr and! THUMB COULD TIGER .'...I LEAVIN' ME ALL 7 YOU MEAN TO SAY keep it filled with your favorite lo­ degrees). HARDLY BRINC MEL.. 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THE Pitching Begins to Edge Braves, Dodgers Ahead of Pack Herald Angle Policem en Nip Firemeii 3-2 at Robertson Park By - ^ ------T r ‘n c r '• “ ^ ^ i ^ Hoenig Breaks Record P A T BOLDUC Large Crowd Assistant Sports Editor Sport Schedule jNation^s Leading Jockeys Clash Mantle Hits for Cycle Ua Today Local anil National Sporta Views Game; Chicago. Jt^y 24 (gi—Bill Har-dlf all start, the race will be w orth ^ ray 'frust 18.80, Keeneland Lady 111 Winning Open Title Bantly’a vs. Nassiffs, 6—Oval tack, the nation’s leading Jockey |5$,42S, with the winner picking $6.40 and Roman Bow $5.20. Rocking-Horse Park as wdl as R(x:kingham Park will cele- Rainbows vs. Firemen, 8:30 — and Willie ShMmaker. his No. 1 up $35,450. As Yankees Bomb Sox Robertson Park. Willis Carstene took the featura brato the 25th anniversary of the famed New Hampshire race Many Laughs challenger. meet\ today in the $50.- Chief opposition to Hartack'and race with Rajputana, $9.20. Avon. July 24 (/F)—Amateur Don Hoenig won his second Temple vs. Finasls 135, 6:30 — 000 added Arlington Matron Handi­ Shoemaker is expected to come track throughout the 52-day meeting which begins Wednes­ Robbi’tson. Alfred Vanderbitt'a consistent straight Connecticut Open Championship by seven strokes Americaii League New York, July 24 (JP)— Pitching, the asftet that made Mil­ By PAT BOLDUC cap. \ from Marlon Van Serg e Eistacion. 7-year-old gelding, Find, sur­ day, JuljrSl. A big birthday party with an appropriate cake Bmsnuils vs. Nike, 6:30—Char­ Hartack will be aboard Calumet yesterday with a record, nine-undef imr 204. The 25-year-old W. waukee and Brooklyn heavy pennant favoritea in springtimt "Ouch, my achihg back!" The Argentine filly will be ridden vived a' claim of foul to vrin tha I L, Pet 6 .B. for all of the customers, plus souvenirs for the ladies, is ter - Oak. Farm's Princess Tpria and Shoe­ \Vethersficld golfer fired a par 71 to go with earlier 'rounds - ____ gueasing, now. has begun to edge the Braves and Dodgers by Johnny Heckmann. Estaclon de­ $112,100 Sunset Handicap aa Holly­ New Y o r k ___ .60 30 .667 planned for opening day. Also, the usual refreshments will be Wonder how many times that maker. flying in from California, of 63 »nd 68. Hocnig. who won the- Chicago ...... 54 35 feated Pucker Up in last winter's wood Park concluded its M-day .607 5H ahead of the pack in that simmering National League race. A t provided throughout the meeting. ♦ ------;------saying was wpeated today by the , Largeat field ever to start in will ride Mrs. Ada Rfee's Pucker Stale Amateur crown last month, 'Boston ...... 48 4.1 .527 12 the moment, anj-way. The way thlsW------Suwanee River Handicap. meeting yesterday. became' the first amateur tq win Cleveland...... 46 44 members of the Police and Fire De­ the Preakness Stakes waa the 18 Up. Hartack warmed up for the big Ridden by Ralph NeVea Find fin­ ..511 14 , scrap is going, today’s "facts" Little league baaeball question: Dave Dooman, leagua statiitician, that ran in the 1928 event when the Open title two years In, succes­ League Head Detroit ...... 45 4.5 .500 1.5 usually wind up as tomorrow’s fsn the soldier waa baiting at a laud­ partments who participated in last A field of 16 fillies and maraa Is race today by riding a triple at ished first by a neck over EMdia , sion. With one- out and a runner on night’s riotous Donkey Softball ■Victorian upset Toro by a nose. entered in the one mile event-and Arlington yesterday. He was.up on Schmidt. • Baltimore .X . .43 47 .478 17 cles. first baas the batter hit a single. able .454 clip. Other leaders in­ Harrv Neltelblidt. professional Kansaa City .. .34 .56 .378 28 cluded Norm Vittner (Rainbow) game at Robertson Park? . at the'host Avon Club, ,nnished Since the All-Stsr game break, The runner on flret touched sec­ Defends Pros Washington ., .31 61 .337 30 the Braves have belt^ back into ond base but missed third in go­ .406, Bill Moazer (Great Eastern) An sstimated crowd of 700 second with 311. Nettelbladt. « .400, Don Moshier (Headquarters) watched the hilarious' 90-minute two-time Open champion himself. Wednesday’s Schedule the lead by winning 10 of 14, and ing all the way home. Also, the Chicago at New .York, 3 p.m.— they've received tlx -complete .366, Ed Paganl (FIrSmen) .355, show which was concluded with a (Irrd a final round of “0 to take the Washington. July 24 OPi -C om ­ batter rgeod all the way. around laugH-provoking game called Pierce (13-7) vs. Ford (5-1), ; games In the rally. The Dodgers, scow to score when the ball was' thrown Bill Brown (Headquarters) .355, $2.-i0 top money. ■ missioner Bert Bell of the Nation­ Kansss City at Boston, 2 p.m.— ; winning 11 of 13 In that same Leo Day (Rainbow) .344, Don "Lady Godiva." Throughout the The previous 54-hole record for around the infield. The defensive evening players on both teams kept al Football League told Congress Terry (3-4) vs. Brewer (U-8i. :span, have had only two complete team made ah appeal at third and Mozzer (Rainbow) .338 and Jim the tournament waa 307, McCurry (Pagani Caterers!) .322. the fans, young ami old, in Hoenig had three birdies In his today pro football needs both a Cletieland at Washington (21. 6 games from their staff, but have' the first runner waa called out. p.m.- Pitula (2-2) and Wynn (13- NATIONAL UTTLE LEAGUE All averages wOre based on. 25 at stitches with their zany antics both *4-37-71 round. The last came on player draft and a reserve clause had' the depth to provide a win- Green Manor made the most of Does the. second run count? An- on and off the donkeys. Feiv fans Plays Tonight 10) vs. Stobbs (3-13) and Pascual . ning bullpen, iwer: bats. the par-five 18lh when a ,60-foot to survive. two hits and the wildness of • • • , paid an.v attention to the final Husky Dick Avery will be be­ (7-10). Rule 7:13D in the Official ,Ut- eagle putt missed. He double Bell said in testimony prepared j ^Retain Slim Lead Jen-y Montle to score a 4-8 victory score which was 3-2 in favor of the hind the plate tonight when bogeyed the 11th and bogeyed the Detroit at Baltimore, 8 p.m. — I Pitching was • the highlight tle League Rule Book reads, "With One of the Manchester Ameri­ Policemen. ior the, House Antitrust Subcom­ Foytack (10-9.) vs. Loes (iO-4), over Moriarty Bros, st Buckley can Legion Juniors sasiest vic­ the American Legion Juniors 17th. again last night, with Bob Buhl Field last night. The Gas Housers less than two outs, the stan'tfing of en^rtain Willimantic in a 8:15 In third place was State PGA mittee that without these and Tuesday's Results ! trimming Philadelphia's failing a follawlng runner is not affected tories was scored, last Friday • Night’e Best Rider other ."equalising"' practices "the collected nine hits but left many night when the Rockville , 1 u b contest at Mt. Nebo. The two Champion Bob Kay of Wam- New York 10, Chicago * ■ Phila 1-0 on a two-hltter to re- men on base. Moriarty’s trailed S-0 by a preceding runner's failure Patrolman Allan Smith was the highly competitive and colorful (Night). was unable to field a team and night's best rider end he was ac­ rivals have already met three panoag. wbo shot a par Tl. i^ tain u the i i c Bravea' - g n one-game i i i c leadicnu Until the fourth, when they scored to touch a base. If, upon appeal, times this summer, with the sport that we know today would, Boston 1,. Kansas City 0 a runper' is thet bird out, no run­ -forfeited the game to Coach Ron­ corded a fine ovation from the Scares of the I.eaders I over Brooklyn as Johnny Podres. twice. Thev tied the game in the visitors winning twice and the come to an end," (Night). ^five-hit St. Louis in a 1-0 Dodger; top of the fifth onlv to have Green ners following him may score.” nie Daigle's charges. Tht ibeals fans as he rode- all over the dia­ A-Doi^ Hoenig. Wethersfield 85- He contended the Supreme sport a 6-3 won and lost record In mond on Elvis. Several times Smith locals salvaging a tie the last Detroit .5. Baltimore 3 (Nightly I victory that dropped the third Manor break the tie. It was the Rule 7:12 in the Official Baaeball time the clubs clashed. Silk f8-71-204. Court's decision holding pro foot­ Cleveland at Washington, Night 'place Cards 2(4 games back. ' sixth straight loss for Morlarty's. Rules is very similar. 2ione competition and atill nurse was seen waving hia cap like a * • • slim hopes of catching the front­ brbnc-buster In a rodeo and yelling Town Coach Ronnie Daigle Harry Nettelbladt, Avon 68-73- ball aubject to antitrust laws postponed rain. I It was a good day for pitching | Green Manor ---- 210 Olx—4-2-1 t(i-211. "jeopardises the continued ex­ i'he Litchfield Horse Show will running Willlmantic nine. "Yippee" only to be thrown to the plans to start either Clyde >11 around. PltUburgh'a V erp' Moriarty's ...... 000 210-3,9-1 • • • ground by his stubborn mule. Richard or big Bob Nell in an Bob Kay, Wampanoag 69-73-71 istence" O f the game. Nattonal League ; Law worked through 14 1-3 in- i Macaione and McCoy, Coleman be held Saturday, August 10 and How is' this lineup of the top atteimpt to upset the 2k>fie * 12. Bell, a thick set former player W, iningi as the Pirates defeated- “ d Moran; Montie. will mark the 118th anniversary Both Kenny Barker of the Police Ed Kowalski. Edgewood 73-66- L. Pet G.B. basketball players at Department and Bernie August of leaders. and coach, was the kickoff witness Milwaukee .. ...54 38 .587 ' fourth place tfinclnnati 6-3 In 15; j ------of the first recorded horse show in 72-214. as the subcommittee delved into land last place Chicago beat the AH 'M N I LEAOt'E Litchfield. High School during tbs i>ast three the Fire Department had a diffi­ Joe Sullivan, Race Brpok 74-68- Brooklyn ...... 52 38 .578 1 football as part of its investigation St. Loui* , . . ..50 I New York Giants 4-0 aa Dick ! Baskervllle , slammed his • • • years? Moe Morhafdt and Eddie cult time at first base with the don­ 72- 214. .19 .562 2>4 Wojclk, forwards, Norm Hohen- key named Popeye. It seemed that of the legal status of pro sports Cincinnati .. ..51 41 .554 3 j Drott spiced a four-hitter with 14 seventh home run of the season Except for the poorly organized Titanic Blow A-Saro Petrone, Hubbard enterprises. Glastonbury • Townies, Moriarty thal, center, and Alan Cols and every time a ball came in that Heights 71-74-71-316. Philadelphia ..49 42 .638 4>A strikeouts. Green'Manqr suffered Us first direction the animal suddenly New York ..' ..41 50 Bros, liave faced some pretty <3ene Johnson, guards. A nd' add Wally Clehon, Brooklawn 76-70- Chuck Bedaarik, a linebacker .451 12'» Yankee Slugger Was Really on the Ball In the American'League, New ■ to First National Dave Turktngton and little L e o bucked and both playert were sent for the Philadelphia Eagles, and Pittsburgh . ..35 57 .380 19 York's Yankees built a 5«4-gameChsrter Oak Park strong competition thus far at Mt. TO-216. Nebo. In addition to Jthelr late Cyr. for bench strength ? sprawling. Hit by Mantle Sid Luckman, former Chicago Chicago ...... 30 57 .345 21 New York Yankee ceifterfielder Mickey ManUe amilea In dressing room as he holds ball he wsl- lead with a 10-6 job on Chicago'! ' collected nine William Carroll, Wallingford 71- arrival ahd lack of uniforms, * * • Bears quarterback, also were lo^ d for tape-measure home run against Chicago White Sox at Yanke# Stadium last night. Mick- second place White Sox as Mickey | !'“ *• ° ' ‘*cn Manor, traiUngA-2 go- Both Sammy Maltempo and . 71-77-219. Wednesday's Schedule the Ttjuriies, who were spanked Only recently Johnny Spring of Kenny Munrpe took their lumps New York, July 24 (*)— They’re called for opening day testimony. New Xork at Chicago, 2:30 p.m. ey s esttoa t^ 465-foot sma.sh, which came within two rows of clearing the right center field-oor- Mantle became the first AL slug- '"t° I*'* ^"*1 frame. Agde a A-Dr. Ted Lenesyk, Indian Hill 7-0, failedsto hustle and definitely the Stratford Raybestos Cardinals while trying to contain Uncle Sc I pulling out the tape measure sgalh T7-70-72J19. The Supreme Court’s football Antonelli (9-6) vs. Elston (2-3). tion of the^ stadium, was to be measured before today's game. Mantle also hit single, double ^ d ger to hit for the cycle—home I **H»nt effort to come from behind, ruling last winter touched off the American Leaguer eince 1952 to hit for the cycle. Mickey's hitting Bigh- run, triple, double and single— j scorinrscoring four Hm»«times. R>.b.n,iii.Baskervilit was did not belong in the same -class was ranked as the state's No. 1 in centcrfield. Both men spent for Mickey Mantle. 3-T SUPER-CUSfflONS Philadelphia at Milwaukee, 9 p.m. Mike Kindrat, Silver Spring 73- llghted Yankees 10-6 victory over second place Chlsox. * (AP wireyhntm with Coach ^ • • - V-'-'' 222 total. Another Silk Towner, Jim Tobin, a-pitcher for the j Question—What kind of a pitch— meant to aay 1a ... ■*T>(sy'’etSJm’'''wfti ■Dh1cag6*1'b''5Vi'gamiis.'Wc'ke 77- 72-224- ..Stap HUin4kl..wi2Uiid.iULw' ' WmiaBM, -,w-i ...... -— -i....,: uuurr two, balla were hit out of the in­ were key performers at the Jqft- ners, beating Don Grous and Reg­ three other hits, a single, double Ion. 60; Sievera, Washington, 58; record. Singles o il | " " ’ ■ted the Eyem*n to two hits gie McAllister in a race' around lome rujis In one game. 1 Ballplayer — A good- pitch. ''t a k e ^ shower. field against the young right­ ball clinic held at the new hig'h. and basealoaded triple to became McDougald, New York. 57. Hodgea and Rube Walker sand-{*"•■ struck out 18. FVankie Zle the bases ,— but there was one Because of this, the Cincinnati hander. school late last winter, the first Americen Leaguer since Runs Batted In—Mantle. New " ’icned two walks to get the ru n .bsrth had 11 strikeouts In losing catch. At each base the girls club ' should be given a Pulitzer 1932 to hit-for the cycle. Yqrk, 69; Skowron. New York. 67; across In the second inning. ' Spences ...... 003 21x «•- 6-8-2 - - Hank Haefa won over Jim Paganl Caterers (9-1), Rainbow handed the boys a garment to wear The tremendous wallop came in prize for contributions to journal Podres, a 24-year-old southpaw, Optical ...... 200 100 3-2-6 and the clothing, much to the ism. The Reda talk, talk, Ulk. Sievers., Washington, 66; Wertz, Campbell (Wethersfield) 1-up and Club (8-2) and Headquarters Bat­ the' third inning, in full view of gained his first complete game Jolly and Cowles: Ziebarth and crowd's delight, comprised a' night­ You atart with Birdie TebbetU. Cleveland. 62; Jensen, Boston. 60. .Stan Hillnski upended Jim StnRh tery (7-4) arc practically assured 42,422' awestruck spectators, while Hits—Fox, Chicago. 114; Mal- over at St. Louis with his fifth Bennett (Clinton) 4 and 3 in the first of playoff berths next month in the gown,.dress, panties, halter, girdle the switch hitting slugger was He'll be up in his hotel suite and shutout of the season for' an 8-3 and hats. can be counted on to give a com­ zone, Boston, 111; Mantle, New round o f the championship flight Rec Softball League while Great battling lefUianded against right­ 670 a IS -York. 109; Gasdner, Baltimore end record. He walked only one. INTERNATIONAL In the recent 20th annual Weth-' Eastern (3-8). Hose Co, No. 3 The attraction was sponsored by hander Bob Keegan. So high and l*lwf*x md plete digest of the week's doings. fanned three and got Stan Musial the Police * Firemen’s Athletic "Your pitching, it hasn't been Minoso, Chicago. 106. IJTTLE LE.AGUE ersfleld Invitation Golf .Tourna­ (8-.7) and Casa Broe. (1-0) will with such force was the ball hit reeeeeeWeHre Doubles—Mlnosoi Chicago, 23: on an inning - ending doubleplay Wes Story won hii own ball ment. But Haefs bowed 6 and 4 battle It out for the final spot. Assn, and all proceeds were turned that man* of the spectators, includ too good." somebody began ball a'ith runneri on third and over Itf the group's fund to help "No, I: disa|;ree.” he cut in. "My Kallne, Detroit, 22; Gardner. Balti­ game at Verplanck Field last to-I ju r y McCue 4 Torrington) and Only the first three clubs remain Ing press box reporieu. thought more, 21; Malzone. Boston, 20; Fox. first in, the sixth. night with a two-run. double in the Hilinaki was defeated 3 and 2 by In contention for the league^ title, sponsor numerous ba.sebBll, bas­ the ball had cleared the lO-foot pitchers are more sinned against Drott, a ai-year-<^d righthander ketball and footbsll teams for the than sinners. Our hitting averages Chicago, Colavito, Cleveland and fifth Ipning that gave the Lawyers Champion Don Hoenig (Wethers­ the other three teama having al­ rear bleacher wall. Just missed the season strikeout a 7-6 victory over Norman s. Art town's junior athletes. , look good, but ecliually we’re not Bauer, New York, 19. field) ln 'second round matchM. ready been mathematically elimi­ Actually, the ball landed in the Triples—Nleman. Baltimore and high of 15 he set against Mil­ Story and Tom Delaney also aided • • • nated. Th'ere’i no doubt that the don­ next-to-the-Iast rwv of the center­ hitting. We gave our pitchers two • • • keys would be welcomed back McDougald and Sifnpion, New waukee. but walked only one for In the triumph by banging out two Also in the Wethersfield Invita­ fleld bleachers, some 23 .rows deep runs or lest and averaged only his ninth victorj' and third shut hits each. Pete Kaaavage paced again next summer-and the two five hits in. 12 straight games. York, 6; Boyd, Baltimore, Aparicio, tion; Jim Kirkpatrick .lost tp Carl Tht annual State ASA Softball to compare favorably with some of out Ray Monzant lost in his first the losers with his second home Tournament gets underway at Me­ departments are already talking of the other titanic home runs Mickey Making Sura . Chicago, -Marlin, Kansas City and Lafleur 8 and 2 (n the quarter­ bringing them back for a basket­ start wjth Walt Moryn’s two- run of the season, plus a* double, finals b f’ tHe First S.en(cifa group. morial Field In Stratford Stmdsy; has hit in l)is six, and. a half years "My pitchers are fine,” ..Birdie Sievers and Lemon. Wsahlngtona. run ithiible the big blow in a three- ball game, llrta winter - Like 1 FITS most Jriymouths,' ‘ Home Runs— Williams. Boston. Dave Trotter had two hits in a los­ • • ' • August 4. and the Connecticut With the Yankees: . insieted, making sure the mes­ run Cub fourth. ing' cause. elated at the beginning, "Ouch, my It was his 26th of the season and sage — he goes, out of his way to 27: Mantle, New York. 26; Sievers, winner will then compete In the Laiwyers . .102 020—7—10-.6 Don't be surprised If -Big Bob New EngUnd Regionals in Lynn. aching back!” 19#th of hia career. . Fords, CSievroleto, Hudsons, build up hit pitehers—was clearly Washington. 22; Maxwell. Detroit. RegaJiM Batting Lead Baker of Pittsburgh snaps Eddie Mantle, regaining the AL bat Norman’s . .022 20G—6- 9—7 Mass., la*er this month.' One loss across. 19; Colavito. Cleveland and -Zer- W. Story and Delaney: Pearson Machen'a alli-wlnnlng streak when nial, Kansas City. 17. lead (.367 ta, .^60 for Boston's Ted . . . t,----- eliminates a club in the State tour­ Nashes and Studebakers ‘Every club in the league has the two heavyweights clash in a ney. whilf the Regionals employ f(ne pitohlng," he went on. "I said Stolen Bases—Aparicio,’ Chicago? Williams) and runs-batted-ln lead 10 - rounder at the Chicago the preferred double aliminatiem during the spring that the Phil­ 13; Rivera, Chicago.- 12; Pilarelk. (69), nit a three-run triple to win Stadium tonight Althougli Baker, lies would be a factor.” Baltimore and Minoso and Landia it for the Yankees in a five-run C7HUBCH LEAGUE s.vatem. The New England cham­ wfho lacks competitive fire, has lost pion qualifies for the World Tour­ Birdie gave a run-down of Na­ Cjhicago, 11. seventh. He als« hit a 465-foot Norm Vittner, with a horns run. his last (wo starUr -he maniges SUMMER Make thii deal today! Thii tire if famoui Goodyear homer, his 26tK (Williams has 27), triple and two doubles, and John, nament in Clearwater, Fla., naxt quality inside and out with feature! umwitcheil by tional League play for the week Pitching (Baaed on 10 Decisions) to come up with a tremendous per­ month. and at the talk’a end teemed sat­ —Bhantz, New York. 9-2, .818; while becoming the first to bag the Horianos, with five singles, led the other tirea at or near the price. G oody^’a excluiive Marines’ 22-hit onslaught' which formance every how'and then. Un­ J isfied he had provided a story. - Bunnlng. Detroit. 11-3, .786; Don­ cycle in the AL since June 4, 195L beaten in 2l lx>uts (he has scored ,* * * / “ i I 3-T Cord Body fighti off the three,,nja>n tire killeri- when Larry Doby, then with Oeve- gave them a 16-10 victory , over Having already selected the top ' A ^ Downstairs in a cbffee shop, ovan, Chicago. 9-3. .750; Grini 14 knockouts), Machen, being footbsll and basketball players mat, Shock and Fatigue. Edgar Bailey of Strawberry Plain, land. did it against Boaton. Community Baptist at Charter Oak groomed .'as an opponent for Floyd New York. 8-3, .727; Loes, Balti­ Art Ditmar won it in relief for Park last night. Ray Hall, Marty during the past three seasons It ■* ' • >• Tenn., was giving an order of ham more. ,10-4. .Tl*. Pattereoh. cannot affor)d to lake wouldn’t seem fair to bypass MH8 and egga a going over — between a 7-1 record ((3-0 against Chi- Danshay and Benton Osgood also his opponent too lightly. The You get loWer, lafer milca|e from tough, durable con- Strikeouts — Wynn. Cleveland, eagoi, while Jack Harshman lostlOaL w-vesvasMUa. baaeball standouts. Hers are my testing nearby eardrums. contributed to the win with three clever California' belter deciiioned 123; Bunnlng. Detroit, 105; Pierce, hli fifth in,.relief anfl fell to 2-12 BiU each. Cliff Lawson banged choices: Bdtye Wojclk, catcher; ■itruption. You get e\tfa lafe itcip-itart traction from "Found a steak place last night.” Chicago, 97; Sullivan. Boston. 81; Joey Maxim twice In his last two Ronnie Simmoiu and Myles Mc­ the famous Stop-Notejh tread pattern. And you »ave the catcher said, "they give me lifetime against the Yankees. The "ut three singles for the Josers and outings. Fomleles. Boston. Foytack and White 86x had just six hits, but Gary Dugan and Nick Nicola came Donough, pitchers; Norm Hohen- by tradiiig no\y-for 3-T Super-Cuihiont by Goodyear one 'bout this thick — I'm not Maas, Detroit: and Turley, New thal, first base: Bobby Sweet, sea-i kidding you, it was big enough to- York. 76. IS ivalks. off fotir. htirlers. up with two hits each In, the free- J. P. S elf'of the Headquarters ★ QUALITY MEN'S WEAR ★ at absolute tock-bottom prices. See us and eave in : hitting contest; ond base; Alan Cole, shortstop;. every ^yayT jump off the plate and start bawl- ' National League Battery led all hitters after the Gene Johnson, third base; and Moe Ing. Batting (Baaed on 200 at Bata) Marines .631. 312 0- 18-22^1 first two rounds of play in the Baptist .,.41 0 301 1 10- 9-1 Morhardt. Alan Johnson and Steve "You know, I ’ve stolen four out Aaron. Milwaukee, .349: Miiaial, Rec Softball League. According to Cooper, outfielders. 1 SFORT SHIRTS W AUINB SHORTS of five bases this year and I’ve Yanks Honor Osgood and Bratnard; Lawson St. Louis. .3.19: Fondy and Groat, and Nicola. Size 7.10 X 15 fit* Dodge;, throwTv out Willie Maya two out Pittsburgh. .328; Mays, New York, More than 70 major league SPECIAL L4W , of three times. I tell Willie every .318. Former Stars pinch hittera have hit home runs Bob -Baker Boxes; SHORT SLEEVES N oV f;.,..,. $ 3 .9 9 Buiokt, Old*, Mercury*, time he comes to bat. 'Why bother Runs—Aaron, Milwaukee, 71; JC-OOITRANT. LEAGUE with bases'loaded. gettin' on, Willie. I’m just gonna Blaslnerame. St. Louis,' 68: Ma.ys, Ronnie Simmon* hurled a neat Meg. *4.96. . A A Pontiac* and other* have to throw you, out.’ And New York, 65: Robinson, Cincin­ New York, July 24— Eight mem- 4-httter and struckout 1.1 .batters tlnbeaten Machen I NOW ...... ;.. IS?**''.” :...... $ 3 .7 9 when I gel on base, I. use some of to lead the Paganl CaUrera to a nati. 63: Mathews. Milwaukee, 62. ■bers of Baseball's "Hall of Fame" Reg. $*.98. * 4 % C A his tricks. 1 just leave a little will headline the parade of dia­ 3-2 \vin over Robinson Builders Chicago. July 24 (/P).— Un­ Reg. $*.9S. A A A A Runs Batted In-- Aaron. Milwau­ NOW earl.y. Like I did against Vinegar kee. 78; Musial. St, Louis, 73; mond immortals at Yankee Sta­ at Colt's Park last night. Six of defeated Eddie ^Machen, working 1 NOW ...... y y Bend Mlzeli. He waa jUll holdin’ dium Seturday when the Yankees tlie strikeouta' were conscc^aiva hia wa.v towrarda a heavyweight I Reg. *2.89. A A the hall while ' I Was turing. to Crowe, Cincinnati, 69; Ennis, St. Size 6.00 x lfi fit* older ^ Louis, 64; Hoak, Onclnpati, 59. and their fans pay tribute to ex- ones registersd in the second, third title ahoL U ke' on bulky B ob;, -NOW ...... ^ I . O T Reg. *t.95i- , A A A A ¥ second.” , Bomber manager Joe Mq<>rthy «fouiUj flames. Leo Cyr and Baker of PittM>urgh tonight at the ; I NOW models of Plymouth!, Ford*, . e|P Walked to Lobby Hits—AaA)n, Milwaukee. 130; Schoendiehst, Milwaukee. 121; Mu­ Mid former Tiger great "Wahoo re Turkington came up with 'Ctiicago Stadium, i Bailey finished his food and Sam" Crawford. McCarthy and blowi to drive in the three -Ghevrolett, Na*het and Studebakers!—’’ walked up to- the lobby, continu­ sial. St. Louis, llO; Thomas, Pitts­ Machen has a airing of *1 vie- burgh. 118; Bell, Clnclnnall, 114. Crawford, the newest members o f m.-irkers while Phil Golden banged tortes, 14 by knockouts and li' a SPORT SHIRTS ing hia discussion. the Cooperstown, N. Y., shrine, top out a home piii for the losers. Ths 25.LAP FEATURE RACE He wanted- to excuse himself Doubles—Musial, St. Louis. 28; 8 RACES—TONIGHT 8:80 solid 3-1 choice over Baker in the a list of some 60 former stars who Caterers are the only team to down SHORT and lAING SLEEVES SUMMER SHOES Don’t wait , , , rock-bottom prices and rock-bottom teirms make this your best dealt for a moment, so be grabbed Hoak. Cincinnati, . 23; Gilliam, the Builders and they did it for a Free adBiieslon for the kidf lO-rouhd nationally televised bout Brooklyn, Banks. Chicago, Spen­ will be at the Stadium for this tra­ (ABC, 0 p.m. BRJ). Smoky B u rg ^ . "Come over here ditional mid-summer event.- second time as second round play Orcsteet RACINQ In East and say a few thousands wor^s. cer.'New York and Bqiiehee, Phila­ began last night. Th« speedy, 25-year-old Machen delphia, 21. The old-time Yankees include .... $ 4 . 3 9 $ 1 5 . 7 9 Smoky," he urged. Caterers . ...020 000 1—3—*_o Bat. Night $600 Match Race of San Francisco, is currently Burgess, the acknowledged Triples—Mays, New York, 12; players who served under MSrse ranked th* No. 2 contender behind Reg. *4.95. O O Builders ....100 000 1 - 2-J=4—:i ADULTS $1.10 talking champ, joined the conver­ BrutOh, Milwaukee,' 9; Bouchee, Joe during his 16-yeaf Yankee ca­ Hurricane Jackson who meets NOW ...... ^ o , o y Your assurance of top tire value... reer.. 'lliey will form a' leam to Simmon* and Turkington; Perl­ t 4 Miles from New-London BSr*^.... $14.79 sation. He Is. a fellow who gets up Philadelphia and Virdon, Pittsr man and Burgea*. Oiamplon Floyd Patterson for the in the morning, eats, then hits the Burgh; 7; Snider, Brooklyn. 6, play a brief game against one-time world -tltie Monday night. , Reg. *8.98. (fij- A A g- “MOm PIOHJ IID I ON GbODYiAR T IR | S THAN ON ANY OTHER KINDI” lobby and btarts talking. He stops ■ Home Runs—Aaron, Milwaukee. ,Tiger greats, following an elab­ Machen has litUa to gain and NOW .> ...... $ 1 0 . 7 9 orate field program which will get onl,y for food and ball gam es.! 29; Snider, Brooklyn, 24; O ow e. everything to loes againat the Rag. $*.98. ’ ^ A under way st 1:30 p.m Reg. $1IA8. A a v a '1A don'tssvrss V knowsaaiW TT howJ I V « T I* hit,’"ltlk» he J Cincinnati,•w»asv-»«s»s»ava« 2.1; avauOIAI,Musial, St. Louis, ‘ Nutmegger Upsets unranked Baker who a t-U has a NOW ...... I D began. "I just get up there swing- 21; Banks, Chicago, 20.-' other "Hall of Fan)ers." in ad-' T- ♦“T-lO-l record with 19 knoekouta. NOW ...... ^ y , / y ing. My ankle is going to be bat­ Stolen Bases—Mays, New York, dition to McCarthy and Crawford, r flV O r # M I lit! "I think Machen and Flaherty who will be on hand include Joe; C J llC a Carter's ter. but it needs rest. After tha 25; Temple. Cincinnati, 15; Gilliam, (Manager Sid) are crasy to take season, I'm going home — that's Brooklyn, Bruton. Milwaukee, Fer­ DiMagglo. Ty Cobb, Charley Geh- ; ' * —------thle_ fight," Baker s(eld. "I know ringer. Mickey Cbchrane and John Philadelphia. July 24 (Al SWIM TRUNKS Forest City, N. C„ and I have a nandez, Philadelphia and Blasln- WORK CLOTHES I can baat Uarhbn which probably NICHOLS-MANCHESTER TIRE Franklin "Home Run" Balter. : Henry Van Reniaalaer, a 37-year- GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE couple of service stations thire-^ game, St.. Louis. 11. vrill put me back in the contenders’ ONE LOT MEN’S BOXER INCORPORATED and I'll take a month off with my Pitching (Based on 10 Decisions) Accepted the Invitation old unseeded player from Green­ For P/unters, list. So I’m glad they'ra crazy.” 713 M a in $t.— t e l . m i 9-5390 tVlfe bind Just rest." -Sanford, Philadelphia. 12-3, .800; Other former Yankee stars who wich, Conn.', moved into the third MAchSn is expected to weigh in Reg. *4.98. ( ( A A A SHORTS 29S tROAD ST. — Ml 3-S179 , ()utte a bit later, the one ex­ have accepted the Yanks' invita­ Carpenters, Plumbers Podres, Brooklyn, 8-3, .727; Acker, round of the Penpaylvanie Lawn at 196 pounda' whila Bakar will NOW ...... ^ J L , y y ception on the 'club was encoun­ Cincinnati, 9-4. .692; Jackson, St. tion includs Red Ruffing, Lefty come In around 217. Reg. »1,*5. OTT.- tered. He is Raul Sanchez,.-the Gomez, . Spud Chandler, Monte Tennie Championshlpk today after Louis, 10-5, .567; Jones, St. Louis, scoring the only upset of the sec­ ...... $ 2 > 9 NOW ...... y / c pitcher from Cuba, who -speaks 8-4. .667. Pearson, Bumps Hadley, Hank little English. Barowy, Red Rolfe, Billy Johnson. ond round. Felix Chiocca, Venezuelan lighU Reg. $fJ5. AA Reg. *1.00. JACK’S ATUNTiC STATION HOLLYWOOD SERVICE CENTER Strikeouts • Sanford, Philadel­ Van Renssalaer, a former Why ,1 no speak ?’’ he asked. Lyn Lary, Phil RIzzuto. Nick Et- weight ^xer, won 81 of 87 ama­ NOW ...... ^ I - y y NOW ...... / y c 70* MAIN ST., MANCHESTER— TOL Ml 4-8232 "What of others? The.v come Cuba phia,' 116; Drott. Chicago, 112: Princeton player, knocked off teur bouts before turning profs*- * 342 EAST CENTER ST. — PHONE Ml 9-8187 Jones St. Louis. 07; Friend. Pitts­ ten, Earl Combs. Charley Keller, to play ball in winter and they George Stirnweis*. Buddy Hasaett, third-seeded Gil Shea of Los Anv aional. He is 23. burgh, 8ft; H.addlx, Philadelphia, 86.^ no leam Spanish. So me. I no Frank Crooettl. . Gsorge Selkirk. geles 8-3. 1-^. 6-3 yesterday. learn English." Johnny Undell, Een Chap I an, Defending Champio'n Vic Seixai WYMAN’S 8ULF STATION - nON WILLIS BARASE Sam Byrd among other* a ^ all other seeded plaj’ers won HOBBY JEANS M»lr matches , without difficulty. 24MAINST. — MI4-4610 IS M AIN ST.— TEL. Ml 4.4B3I G l i d e r S t o p s F o e A few of the two dozen ex- SMALL SIZE M o w g xs . *i I Tigers who will be present include Setxas met Art Andrews of Iowa City. Iowa, texlay, In r eatu reu U ou t Newhouser, Dizzy Trout, Al­ VODKA BEER :i.» vin Crowder, Eldon Auker, Virgil Matches were were delayed for'" VduM H $5.9S EHLER’S ATUNTIC STATION five hours by rain on the subur­ KEN’S 8ARA8E Trucks, Schoolboy Rowe. Dale sth $ 2 ' ^ ^ 3 QiNMt lettlM Pitching—Bob Buhl, Braves-AI- Ansonla, July 24 (A>) Karl Heinz Alexander. Oscsr Vltt, Billy.Ro- ban. Merlon Cricket Club courts. 128 EAST CENTER ST. — TEL. Ml 3-1477 ANDOVER — Pilgrim 2-A227 lowed only two singles, ons an in­ Ouder, 157 pound German middle- gell. Donle Bush,' Johnny 'Neun, Sunny weather was predicted for field roiler, struck out six and ,weight, scored his 24th knockout in Helnle Manush, Doq Cramer, Pete today. .00 wfiiked four in 1-0 victory over 31 bouts wthen he stopped Joe Wal­ Fox, Pat MulUn, and on and on. 99 JIM’S ATUNTIC STATION nhililes. " cott. ,152. of Bridgeport In the third BRISWOLD’S SERVICE STATION Mel Allen, long the "voice of the LAST NIGHT’S FIGHTS G IN Ml, *2 Hitting-^Mickey Mantle, Yankees round of a tchedulad eight-round Yankeea” on TV and radio, will 451 WEST CENTER ST. — FHONE M l 4-SI St 174 WEST CENTER ST. ~ PHONE Ml 3-8459 feature bout last night. (PLUS TAX) MEN'S —Became first Ameriean Leaguer M;C the colorful field program in HoMton, Te'x.—Willi* Pep,' 131,- to hit for cycle since 1932. belting In another e'lght-uxninder, Dennis which aeveral turprisea are prom­ his 98th home run and unloading Hartford, Conn., outpointed Rusa SHOP MoCann^ 181. of Hartford, stopped ised. The old-time stan will Tague, 188,'Davenport, Iowa, 10. BILL’S MOBIL SERVICE three-run triple that beat White Sox Freddie Mack, 176, o f Brooklyn In FRED'S PACKAGE STORE ED’S ATUNTIC STATION coma from every comer- of the Anionia, Conn.—Karl Heinz SPRUCE and BJ8SELL fTS.'. FREE DELmUIT. $a $-1T$$ GLENNETS 10-6 while regaining ,AL bat lead tha fifth round before three thouc^ country,.. from Oslifomla., New 789 M AIN ST. MANCHESTER 134EASTCENTCRST. — TEL.MI4.U1T .. at-.*$7. Guder, 157. Germany, knocked out 281 W IST MIDDLE TPKE. — PHONE Mi 9-8221 find ffiiifi. England, Florida, the Southwest Joe Walcott, 152, Bridgoport, $. S -I - ■>/ . I

s I i ■ I'.- PAGE TWENTY-TWO X MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, WEDNEST^AY. JULY 24, 1967 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, JULY 24, 1957 FACE TWENTY-THRE* Bustness Services Offered 13 Help Wanted— Female 35 THERE OUGHTA BE A LA W I Rooms Without Board 59 ; Homas For Sale 72 BY FAGALY and SHORTEN Household Goods 51 Household Goods 51 House# for Sale 72 Suburban for Sale 75 LeSkl Nolle# port” for. the Sultan o f ' Muscat , Classified ,ClX)THEStJNE polea-poflts initall ‘ EXPERIENCED ’ PLEASANT f r o n t room near and Oman, with which It haa had M^^CHESTER— Immaculate six MANCHESTER - Beautiful new URUKM UP h'OTIl'G Britain Delays ed. Re-*ct. Tree* cut. Model ABSOLUTE BARGAIN - Custom bath for gentleman. Parking. 84 SIX TEAR old Cape Cod on a high treaty 'relations since 1839. Bunny Motif Ford, kn ».1S53. SEWING MACHINE made cornices and drapes. Slip 13 CUBIC FOOT freezer, 9125'; Call room Cape. Three or four bed six-room Colonial, ifk baths, three ■corner double lot with a view of a STATE ijt cXib*\Kciicij'i', Probate High at. rooms, nice yard (fenced), excel Court. Town «i Aiiqovcr, Diitrici o( Foreign Secretary Setwyn Lloyd Advertisemeht OPERATORS rn g n 0U9UTA u a l a w A O A tw tr covers, 959.50 and up. Choice of Ml 8-1488 after 5 p.m. large bedrooms, open staircase; valley and countryside. It la well Aiiuover, July 2U. I'Jui. Wnt locqUon, Waddell School, Idea) ’euiTt-in stove and oven, cuatom told the -House o f ’ Commons yes­ AND TRAINEES “t-E T he muscle-heao fabrics. Budget terms. Mrs. Rita, landscaped with ahruba, fruit Estate ut iulisaoeUi Helen Natsch, late Air Strike on For Nursery WHO TRIES TO liOUEP«/ FRIGIDAIRE gas stove. sOfa bed. home for growing family. 918,900. built kitchen cabinets. Ameaite of Columbia, tn eaiu Uiemci, aeceaaed. terday the dropping of leaflets CLASSIFIED A DVT. Household Services APPLY BTaCk ’^‘^2 JA 2-7790. IHT HOUBEKKEPtNO room for trees and shade trees, 913,800. THE 60HES EV£R> TiMB 9x12 rug, folding screen, kitchen Don’t overlook thle one. Call drive, finished lawn. Priced at Coventry, PI 2-8094. Prceenl, Hon. Charles H. NIcholeon, had been the only move made eo DEPT. HOURS Offered ,13-A MANCHESTER MODES, A 005^" It. Ladiea only. MI S-6988. Judge. fer by the RAF apart from "ac­ HE SHAkES HOUR HAND.'I LIVING ROMM FURNITURE— iitenstla, dishes, etc. Apt. 7. Odd aetzynaki-Feiber Agency. MI 917,900. This house typlfiea our Tue 37th-day o( July, 1987, at l:0i) Muscat Kebels Pleases Child 8:15 A. M. to ai.'tO P. M. FURNITURE repairing and refit.- INC. iC'O.CA-f'' three months old, in excellent con- Fellows Buildiiig. 8-1409 or MI 9-4291. motto, "F or the very beet In VERNON—Box Mountain. Home — o'clock In the afternoon, ,ai a Court ol tion against certain forts In the PINE STREET . dition. Also washing machine. ______homes call the R. F. Dlmock Co.” Six room Cape, two rinflnlehed, Probate to be held at the Probata 0(- area held by diaeident tribesmen." ifhingi antiques reatored F^mi Boai^dera Wanted 59-A lice In the Town of Andover, Is hereby 120 Weat Center St., second floor. ALMOST NEW xj-ton air conditlon- MANCHESTER— Six room Cape MI 9-5245, Ml 9-6818. (Continued from Page One) He did not disclose whet sort of tuie Repair Sendee. Talcottvin* CLERK—General offtca work bill­ dC- ft f»ft^ full shed dormer with rough aatlgned loir a hearing upon the setue- By DOROTHY ROE COPY CLOSING TIME MI. S-7449 m ask. ------= r r , **■. two, months. Also, 17 ” Ad- Cod. garage, oU heat, convenient plumbing, amesite. attached ga­ ineiu and alloMaiici, oi the Execu­ . . .action had bean taken. ing. checking Invoices, etc. Five- SALE X-8 OFF on wallpaper. Wall I miral console TV, excellent condl- to bus and school, reasonably MANCHESTER — Five room trix’ ftqal account ol her admlnteiratlon Un 47 -yw -old Said Bin Taumur,; Modern Arme Found A pretty room ti important FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. day, 40-hour week, paid holidays ROOM AND BOAAd . Gentleman. rage with sundeck. Large lot Oil of said estate, and it la F1.AT FTNISH Holland window tlles 4n a tile, Kentile. horn 7c tion. .MI 9-7777. Tel. MI 8-7875. priced. Call A; R. Wilkla * Co. ranch, full basement, plastered hot water, 914.900. Ken Oetiinsky, night. Lloyd aa|d Britain haa Icnowl- even to a very young lady. And and vacation, hospitalisation plan. each. Green Paint and Wallpaper, MI 9-4389 or MI 9-0549. ORDERED: Tnat the Executrix of MON. THRU FRI ahadea. made to measure. All .walla, full Insulation, hot water oil Ml 3-8159. aaid’ estate exblbii said account In said There was no indication the edge the rebels are receiving out when her ro6m combines whimsy, raetai Venetian blinds at a new Apply Gaer Bros., 69 Leggett St., at the Green. ' SPECIAL heat, fireplace, ceramic bath, alt Court at the day and hour above men­ rebels were complying,' and press side aid 'because modern arms 10:30 A. M. East Hartford. TWO-FAMILY duplex, 5-5, with oil reports frbm Oman said Briiish pretty colors and wide-eyed hun- low pnee. Keys made while >ou Apartments— Plata— city utilities. Built by Ansafldi, im­ tioned and that notice of the time and have been found in poaaesslon of SATURDAY 9 A. M. wait, Marlow's.- USED TV SETS—for cottage, rec- One full size Englander aofa-bed. heat, garage, excellent Investment place set for said hearing be given 14 jet pilots were %rilered to blast niei with pink ears, ahell look fotv AVON offers business women an mediate occupancy. Charles Lea- all peraoni Interested in aald esute by the dlssidenta.” He added that reation room, etc G o^ conditijm : Air Foam cushions and firm mat- Tenements 62 property at low price. 8. A. Beech- perance, MI 9-7820. Wiinted— Real Estate 77 rebel strongholds "wide open" at steps were being taken to cut off ward to nap time. WEAVINO of bums moth holes opportunity to add to their earn­ tar, MI 9-8952 or Ml 9-8B69. ‘" ’Py order to be dawn. TOCK tXH>PERATIU.N \%1U. ings by becoming sn Avon Repre­ y *• ‘ “ : ‘ *-esa. Regular 9249. now 9128. (Ona THREE ROOM apartment. Modern publiBiM?o oncR in Bums ntwapAp^r hftv* the supply of arms from the "out­ It’s easy to make gay and un­ and tdro clothing, hosiery nina center st.. Ml 9-4537. grm damaged). GLENWOOD ST. — Custom Co­ ABE yo u CXJNSIDERING ing a circulauon in said Dlxtrict and British authorities at Bahrain, side.” BE APPRECIATED . handbags repaired, sipper re sentative where they are em­ conveniencee, adults, no pelf' $70. 912.95IKBEAUTIFUL three bed- lonial, 8*i rooms, laFge garage SELLING YOUR PKOPERTT? poatod on the public sign poet Jn’ the usual decorations for a child's ployed. Call MI 3-5198 WHAT! You haven’t anv antiques? ' One Vermont Real maple cheat 84 Elm St.. Rockville. TR 5-2505 room rangh,. ceramic bath, stain- Town or Cjiumbla where deceaaed last north of Oman in the Persian "From where these arms came placement, umbrellas repaired, anch. Executrix. Columbia, to withdraw last night from Nlz- center experts. If freehand art Dial Ml 3-5121 WOMAN TO CARE for two year T he jerk Shop. Rotite.S. Andover. Open 1-5 Four ladderbaok chairs. Solid 145 ft. frontage, trees. Carlton-W. We also buy property for cash Oonnectlcut, and lo Henry H. .Vatach we have carton suspiciona." replaced. MarloW'e UtOe Mend. many extras. ‘923,000. Ken Ostrin- wa, the ancient .capital of Oman Asked If intervention by Saudi work isn’t your forte, use a stand­ Ing Shop. old child In parent's home, while whC leaks week days, 1-9 Saturdays and Sun- Vermont maple. Fiber scats Regu- MAIN ST.—Nearly new three room Hutchins. MI 9-8182, Multiple List­ Sky, MI 3-5159. Selling or buying contact Hempatead, Long Island. New York - all mother teaches. MI 3-1483. ' 7km iu.'tc b g ^ d apartment, 2nd floor. In, at least’ hve daya before the day'art they seized last week. The leaf; Arabia had been established and ard pattern for a crib cover, pillow Os TUE kORk days. I Isr 11.35, now 979. ing Member. S’TANLEY BRAT Realtor for said hearing, FXIRMICA counters, ceramic wall BOB OSAV7BWSX/; c lw n g stove and refrigerator, lets, scattered over a 50-mlle whether the United States had cover, curtains and valance which 12:30 TO 4:30, ft days a week’— the Exac- 2ASAM.#«r, MANCHESTER — Lovely eight b r a e -b u r n RiCALTY CHARLES H. NICHOLSON. Judge. Lost and Found 1 and floor tile. Let ua moderaite MOVING TO ! FRAZIER’S FURNITURE available Aug. 1st. $85 monthly. INCOME PROPERTY— J9S9 three room Colonial. Fireplace garage. , * Ml 3-8279 radlua around NisW’a, warned 'vil­ been approached with a view to includes a transfer pattern for 24 September - June-: Woman,to care SOw'T.secOhc mwAu>/n. bedroom ranch, three year -iesae A’T A COURT o r PROBATE balden bunny heads. your bathroom and kitchen For WEST COAST SHOP Write Box S, Herald. Bowers 'School, convenient to bus lagers to stay clear of the taiY‘^ ,U ck villages In the aultanate. The country, I am not yet In .a position a checked fabric fo(^ trimming, Issued by The Manchester Savings BIDWELL Home Improvement Co. ' TO TAKE OVER : tic washer, Norge gas stove and weat aide > location. Carlton W. S. A, Beecbter, Realtor. Ml 9-8652 to do UiAt,” he added. but you also could use one of the e.\perienced background. East UNPAID BALANCE 8-8038. Hutchins, MI 9-8132. MutUple Ust- LISTINGS WANTED, single and Th'ia (jourt 'doth daerae that iix ! hcHgloua leader. Imam Ghaieb Ben and Lbam Association, Iiic.. has Alterations, additions, garages. 21" RCA TV. Complete with rotor, or MI 3-8969. months be slloired end limited fori the pretty flower prints cut flrom a. Re-aldlng epecialista. Elaay budg­ Hartford location. Modern air-con­ Monthly Payments Ing Member. two-family houses. Member^, of Al), was driven into exile In Saudi been lost and application haa been antenna and table, Reaaonable. .14 creditors or ssid nsuie to exhibit ihelt Arabia two years ago. bordered sheet. et terms. Ml »-«498 or 'S i ditioned small busy office. Only 123.28 EIGHT ROOM slnglie.; Only 99,000. XILS. Howard R. Raattngs, Real­ claims agslnsl the same to the Eucu- Jobleaa Pay Tops $ 3 0 made to sald..Asaociation for pay­ South Hawthorne St., after 8 p.m. Follow pattern direetiona to ment of the amount of deposit. B-9109. qualified applicants conaldered. NEW FURNITURE Business Locstions Immediate occupancy. 93,000 cash tor. xn #-1107, any tlnw^ trix. thereof and dtrecia that public An estimated 1,500 rebels have Call JA 8-8218. And Appliances ' FOUR PIECE maple bedroom set. ARE YOU DISCOURAGED? required. A good low cost home. notice be given of (his order by adver­ seized control of some 5.000 equare The Labor .Department reports make the curtains, crib ttjver for Rent 64 WANTED a farm in or n^ tising In a newspaper having a circula­ and pillow cover, but cut tho FOUND—Black male puppy, four OARAGES, PORCHES, dormers, HAVE BEEN IN STORAGE 3 Complete. Two years old, Phona 8. A. Beerhier, Realtor, MI 9-8952 tion In aald district, and by posting a miles of the 82.000-square-mile that 88 states.a. With more than 83 AMBITIOUS women interested in Do you have a house to aell and Chester. Frances K. transfer pattern bunnies an inch white paws. Call Lee Fracchia, recFcatibn and atUc rooms built.' Help Wanted— Male 36 Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 MONTHS MI 3-4908. OFFTCE for rent. Inquire Laundry, can't sell It? or MI 3-8969. ■ . copy thereof on the public sign post sultanate In the southeset corner per cent' of the workers covered Dog Warden, MI 3-<594. Kitchen and bathrooma re­ earning extra money from now un­ Articles for Skle 45 I told this to a young couple 3 601 Hartford Rd. Cal) after 5 p.m Realtor, MI 8-lt57. In ssld Town of Bolton nesrest the larger all around. Paste In place. place where the deceased last dwelt. of the Arabian Peninsula. under unemployment insurance modeled. Robert M. Alexander, til Christmas working 3 or 4 eve: PAINTERS WANTED. Only exper- MANCHESTER Pet Center for ail months ago. but they are,not get­ Ml 9-0969 MANOIESTER — Colonial, seven A rebel representative Iri Cairo laws, now provide a maximum If you own one of tho new slant- nlngs a week, -selling 300 top PICNIC TABLE, seven foot length. Are you looking for a home and Certified from Record. h n 9-7718. ienced, reliable men should spply. your pets and pet’s supplies ting married. •Musical Instruments 53 can’t find the one you want? , rooms, breezewsy, garage. Living CHARLES H. NICHOI-SON, Judge. sold he had received a report the basic weekly beneflt of 930 or needle automatic sewing ma- Personals items. Call All 8-8375. All two Inch thick lumber. De­ OFFICE SPACE for rent at 342 ehines, simply set the dial for Top wages and steady work for Free delivery within city limits. livered. 920. Ml 9-168.3, any time. BLOND BEDROOM room 14x28, large. dining room, LISTINGS WANTED rebels had taken Buhia, e' town more. Of theae, 12 states provide s' INTERIOR AND exterior remodel­ right men. Call Superior Painting, LTVTNG ROOM SrivTS FOUR NEW Unused Instruments. Main St. 1196 square-feet of floor Don’t give up. Call the JARVIS modern kitchen with half ceramic A COURT OF PROBATE ho)den a cloae satin atiteh and put tha TELERHONE solicitors -- Full or Pedigreed.. Air conditioned. at Andover, within and for the Dla- four miles west of Nlzwa. and had basic maximum amount of 935 or BHOE REPAIRING while you wait ing, houses and garages Free Inc., Robert Melcndy, PI 2-7070 or 5-Pc. UINE-rrE -SET One Elkhardt-Bueaher tenor sax. space. Call MI 9-5228. REALT'f COMPANY TODAY. tile walls, dishwasher and dispos­ SINGLE, TWD-FAXULT. itltch length regulator at tho or while you ehop. Bam Tulyea, 2S eaUmatea. Call W. F. Hensel. Ml. part time. Earn at home; high Ml 9-4273. Open Monday-Satur- One Elkhardt-Buesher alto aax. ‘ he 17th day of surrounded a British headquarters more and about 7L per cent, of, the report at shop too Burnside Ave., I day, 9-6 p.m,. Thursday, 9-9 p.m GIRL’S BIKE, aa is 95. Bar bells, "Weitinghouse''-’ Elec. Ref. al, four bedrooms, IH baths, near • July, A .I1 1M7. on Xlt. El Fehoud, also west of covered workers ar*: amployedc in "fine” marking. If you hav* a Oak SU, at Purnell Parking Lot. 3-5966. commission. We train you. Call for One Elkhardt-Bueeher clarinet. 8TORE>-et-up) ' , . ‘ . i- bath and f.bower. .29 Ha9»l Stl uae^For. .BOOFWiQj 0 D„ sfetB^ MUUj - fftVd. a Held. 'For ftAloer ^ .BnbQ9ilu«. ,f* r #4397 -a#ler‘ 8 p;tlt ■ ■ - , :.*T ouiN. -up . RS089;’ -« id 'CM).-'- . ' E N G IN E e W - " '^ ’-^^^^ SiTticle* F o r ^ 'e " ' 1 ^.^'^ttcUiiia, •! ’,|r:c49i^JMroe8..Akiriiw.' Frames esch 918.95 new antenna. 9100. MI 9-4381. CLEAN, comfortable large room. 914.200. R. F- Dimock Co., XU full cellar, city utlUtiea, immacu­ five bedrooms end two baths. mlnlstratof. on the estate of Viola J. fodrAf and a ITOR ANY TYPE of Rboflng and fields for lower level jobs. Jobs 9-7925 or xn 9-2927. Lewla’^lale of Columbia, within aald tasorltBliOD p.m. Private home. Quiet neighboriiood. 9-5245 or Joseph Ashford, XU late throughout. 914,700. Clifford (Two bedrooms and one bath ori Siding we offer 8 combination from preliminary design including SHOES LEAVING STATE — Eight cubic dlptnct. deceased. og# ar##. D(# firel #i#p li to peevid# ee- Meadow Loam priced' Free Home Planning and Con- References required. Gentleman. 9-8818. Henaen, Realtor. M 8-1303, eve-, ground floor). Price limit 922,000 -^Thls Court, doth decree that six (4) 3 track swivel type windows, free Proposition and evaluation to de­ ASSISTANT MANAGER within .vour budget. Fill, gravel, suiting Service foot OE refrigerator, runs like MI 3-818.3, ninga and weekends, T k 5-9815. of cHArge If more necessary half cash. MI 9-2044. monthd be allowed and limited for the esosdksdly soAsouiilds McliioliiinQ Trailers 6-A sign problems arising from produc­ eand. stone. Ught grading. MI * ' new. Kenmore imipllot range, two ;------— ------Summer Home# fol’ Rent 67 ANSALDI BUILT Colonial, six creditors of said eatllte to exhibit their available at half price For more Expanaion has created an oppor- claims against the same to the Admin­ * b#M#r Rmh # anodam lA I8##l tion of prototype hardware. 3-8803. Write for otn Window Folder. bedroom sets, end table, table LARGE BEDROOM for gentlemen, rooms, large lot, 1% baths, VERNON—Three bedroom ranch, $ t FOOT UBERTY hooaetratler. information call Manchester Roof­ tunlty for a .voung man to asso- BOLTON LAKE—Immediate occu­ cabinet kitchen, basement garage, istrator and directs that rublli. notice lamps, maple floor lamps, maple *5ulet section, parking available, Youngstown kitchen, basement ga­ be given .of this order by advrrUslng In di* door inalaRod on dwusends Good condition. 9800. East Hamp­ ing A Siding Co., Inc.. Ml 9-8033 CONTROL COMPONENT DE­ date himself with a .voung. grow -! FOUR -ME.XICAN Chihuahua pup- pancy. Furnlahed four room sin­ low operating cost, 4>i% mortgage Legal Notit!# ing, progressive organization. I “ *“• 'v— ------• •- rocker.x No reasonable offer re- minute drive from Aircraft. MI rage, 920,500. R. F. Dimock Co. a newapa»>er having a clrculatloii'In ton AN 7-4180. for free istlmate. President Joe SIGN - 98,200-910,400. Responsible progressive organization. | pies'. Trailer 7xio“'ft."” piatform NATIONAL LUMBER, INC. H used M r 9-78T1 3-7038. gle rieSr Take. Private beach privl- poeelble. 918,300, aifford Hansen. said, district, .ahd bv posting a -ropv home# In dw pot# |0 yaart. Glrardln. Salary, bonus and benefits, com-1 body. T R 5-7290. ------legee. By week or month. Cell XU XU 9-5245 Or Joeeph Ashford, XU thereof on the oubllc sign pest In sold for design and development of com- 381 STATE STREET 9-6818. Realtor, xn 3-lSOS, evenings and A’T A CDUR'^ ^ F PROBATE holden ------— I ponents and combination of com- mensurate with abllitv and exper-' 8-7925 or MI 9-2927, St Andover, within anil ler the Dln- Town of Columbia, negresl the place DOUBLE OVEN de luxe automatic ___i_*______weekends, TR 5-9815. where the deceased last dwelt. Aato Orlvtng School 7-A FOR TTIE beat in shingle and built j ponents comprising an erigine con- ience. ' l NORTH HAVEN. CONN. timer electric range. Excellent M AN CJH ESTERGreen Manor jw .”i.M 7'^- Certified from Record. ’ ■ up roofing, gutters, leaders, chim-l troi system. “ ^ Also have opening for a part time " •One aqoarium. Ml condition. Cost 34,30. Best offer TOWN OF m a n c h e s t ^:r LAKE CHAXIPLAIN, Vermont — CHARLES H. NICHOIAON. Judge. LARSON’S ORIVINO School, and “ Tel. CHestnut 8-2147 ' ranch-With bahamant. Raereation WAPPING • Present, Hon. Chnrits H .. Nicholson, repairs call Cou^lin. shoeman. j-bbjj. takes it. MI 9-9980 ■WATER DEPARTMENT New waterfront enttage, all im- Five room 1980 ranch on over Jwq.. Judze. -e ' . t - ' Manefaeeter'a only tnUned and Ml 3-7707, provemente, boat, available Aug. room started. Three bedrooms EVALUA’nON ENGINEERS — Phone For Appointment There is an opening In tlie Town acre plot. Plastered walla, full cel­ On motion of Ernest ZannUi. Admin- certitled tnatruchw. For your safe­ 96,20048,700. Responsible for build­ USED BUILDING materials. -2x3a, REFRIGERATOR for sale. GOod of Manche.iter Water Department 3rd. Call XU 9-0538, fireplace, garage, treee. aifford Istralor on the esute .if Louis Richard Ediaon Liked Diamond or Apply In Person 2x4s. 2x5s, 2x6s, 2x7s, sheathing, Diamonds— W|itcbes— v lar, 23 , ft. living room, fireplace, .^noHI, latt of Columbia, within aald ly we are trained to teach proper­ up arid teat of engines and engine condition. Call MI 3-5732 after 5 (for q Sewage Treatment Plant Hansen, Realtor, XU 3-1309, district, deceased. ty. ML *-0078. cedkr clbaet, breesewev,'■"garage, Heating and Plumbing 17 components in plain and field. In­ SLOAN BROTHERS rough and finished flooring, black Jewelry 48 P-™- Dige.'‘.ion arid Filtration Operator. This Court doth decree that alx Thomas A. EtUaon, inventor ef ^ galvanized pipe, -opper tub- , „ Wanted To Rent 68 HOLUSTER—H iA School section. porch, aluminum. ...Slormi and months be allowed and limited for the cludes evaluation of “ assemble- 825 MAIN ST.. -MANCHESTER Applications and work chsr- screens. Four mijea from Xlanchea- the phonograph, spent a graat'ileal \gtANCUJIiSXam Drlvlhg Academy 8 . WATSON, PLUMBING and heat­ ing, soil pipe tubs, toilets plumb-: " TOST Jeweler, re-, TWO MR Four bedroom Colonial avaUable creditors of ssld esUle tn exhibit their, of time tr^ng to find a permanent abillty ” of parts, factory build-up, ter, mile from ihopping center. claims aaalnst the same to the Admin-' guaranteea resulU. Expert Inetruc- ing contractor. New Inatallatlons, inr.;d"elVcTri«rsupp;;e"^ 5^^^^^ E«'r«. adjust, watcheV experti; | Vh^rq'Ca* ' m? 9-«? 2. ' l 2;"ll?.rt MOTHER WITH two teenage chil­ September 1. Living room 38x15, needle or stylus. Ha eventually tion, dual controlled ■'ar. Cali PI laboratory and production testing; EXPERIENCED all around m a­ tsined frorp the office of the Town dren desires two bedroom Apart­ Not a development. -. litrator and directs that public, notice alteration work and repair work. chinist and turret lathe operators oil tank, iriside and outaide doors. | ' Middle Tpke. fireplace, l^i baths, large modern he riven of this order by adrertlsinc In concluded that a dfamond point 2-7J49. Day or evening ‘ appolni MI #-3808. collection,and analysis of data and of Manchester Water Department. ment. Call after 5:30, XU 9-3141. I other observations, feed-back of in- for second shift. Quint -Machine windows, furnaces, oil burnera’ a n d ' ...... ^______, I’ kitchen, dishwasher, disposal, havluz a cireulatlon In wax moat zatiafaetory. MANCHESTER LUMBER, Inc. men^. * radiators. Chomas Housewrecking' »-«387.______^ BEAT THIS one. 'niree-plece living o* WALTON W. GRANT said districl. and by. poetinz a . copy fomation to design organizations Coip. MI 9-8828 9 a.m.-4:30 p ro. FIVE OR SIX room apartment.! laundry room. 3 car garage, thereof on the public eisn poet In said LLOYD’S PLVMBJNO Service aa- room set. hassock, coffee table. , AGENCY, Realtors 2K# CENTER SmEETL^RANOHERTER MORTiDCK’S-T-Mancbeeter.’e lead­ with (Kcaaional recommendations at Stock Placf off of North Main ' - Three adults,AWo children.. Will screened porch. Charming home- Town of C<>lumbla. neareat Ihe place eurei satiafaction, prompt aervice. DOORMAN under 80, references. RCA 16" TV, lounge ch a ir.'ia v ' APP'icftions iriust be rettirnM h.v and yard for a growing family. XfLS Members MI 8-1153 where the deceased last dwelt. ing Driving School offers the most CH 7-8124, MI 9-5485. for engineering changes. These are Electric stove, 375. Phone MI Town of furnish own neat. Write Box R, i Certified from Record. In driver education. Thousands of suitable training Jobs for Flight * Apply in person. Manager, State ------rnoiie jvw Manchester 33 ater Department. 8fi Herald. j Elva Tyler, Realtor, x a M W . Theater. ^all 5 1 ^ 2892. ! ANTIQUE FURNITURE I 9-1915 SOUTH WINDSOR — Huge new . CHARLES H, NICHOLSON, Jiidse. I aatiafled atudenta, 200,000 milea Field Test assignments. Exper­ Sliver,! Center .Street, Manchester, ..not — -... ;------I thr*« bedroom ranch, modern R.E.WANDELL accident f^ e laatnictlone. MI PLUMBING AND heating—repairs ience in test and evaluation pro­ glass, china, and uaed furniture! later than August 2. 19.57. WANTED—Four . or five room j XIANCHESTER-Vlcljtny. Oean aa OBDKB OF .NOTICE i TWO GASOLINE attendanu, 8- POWER MOWERS a whistle. Threw bedroom home. kitchen with built-in range and #-7888. ■ and contract work. Call Ml S-UOl. cedures. equipment «ttc. engine per­ bought and sold. FMrniturs Repair Richard Martin duplex Or garage apartfnent up to ovqn. Two car garage, high eleva­ DIBTRKrr OF A.VQOVER ss. Probate formance preferred. 4:30. 4:30-9 p.m. See tJhet Brun­ General Manager 980 with heat. In Manchester ori Approxlmatat]r'six mtlee from Court. July so. 1857. Building ner, Fitzgerald Motors, Tolland Clinton-Briggs Stratton, 339.95 up. 3-7449 ______tion. 928,500. Trades considered, Esute of Thomas R. GIrnnsy, tats al Order No. 3398 Bolton, Aug. to or Sept. 1st. Resi-: Mancheater. Hot water oil heat, Boltofl, in said District, deceased. Tpke.. Talcottrtlle. No down payitiem. No payments 9x12 DOMESTIC Oriental rug. Ex- two-car gxraga, nica yard with aifford Hansen,. Realtor, MT Motorcycles—Bicycles 11 Moving— Trucking DESIGN ENGI­ WANTED dential section, * by veteran'and 1 3-1303, evenings and weekends, TR Upon ths application of Ebba L .! Contractor NEER 912,0pO-914,5O6. Consultant! until September.o I eellenf condition. Wilt sacrifice at wife now attending college, no trees. Not a development. Plenty Glenne.V, Executrix ot.satd esutv; pray-. 1#6| HARLEY-DAVISON. model Storage 20 5-9615, Inf for authority to convey a certain IMER SALES SWEEPSTAKES in manor mechanical design prob-1 I 9125. Phone MI 3-5098. children., references furnished of privacy. iFull ^rice 915,860. Im 740HV motorcycle. Excellent con­ Help Wsnted— COLE MOTORS SUPERVISOR Interest In- real estate of aald deceased, RMidMiHd-ComHitreial AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS CO. local lems encountered in conceiving and ! * upon request. MI 9-0744, Lt. John mediate occupancy. Alice Clam- VERNON — 5(4 room ranch, full as per application on file more fully i dition. 48T North Main 81., after 8 THE VILLAGE CHARM Antique pet. Realtor. Phone Xn #-4543. appears ft is - ! AltRrotioRi-RtniedRnRg p.m. and long dtstance moviM, pack­ developing department's products. I Male or Female 37 MI 9-0980 ' J. Jeffers, Box 381, P q a a u et, basement, oeramic tile bath, Shop of Manchester, Conn., 42 FORMAN , Mass. I • ORDEREp; Thst said application be ' 317 MAIN ing. storaga. Call BU. 3-9117. Hart­ authority. Also' Spruce St. General line of Inter­ brick veneer front. Youngstown heard and determined at the Probata “ Bosiness Built On ford CH. 7-143I. amilty in communicative tech ' PART TIME work available eve­ Wanted kitchen. 914.900. R. F. Dimock Office to Andover, in said District, an DILLON’S A-1 USED CARS STREET nlques. im r-nrvp n os-n os . esttng anUquea past and future [ELDERLY COUPLE would like Customer Satisfaction” - Wanted Autos— . ning! all yeek. Call after 5 p.m. coilectlblee, -including bric-a-brac Experienced in Co., m 9-6245. xn 9-8918. the 27th day of July. A.D., 1857, at MANCm »TER - M ov»g and Manchester DriVe-In Theater, Mr, five rooma In vicinity of Manches- MANCHESTER AND one o’clock In the afternoon, and that Motorcycles 12 mowers. PI 2,-7211. | glassware. Open all day end Indu.qtrial and Institutional Apartment or rent for public notice be given of the pendency Full Insurance Coverage trucklhg Co, m . #-8599 Owned ^ND SYSTEMS Tillirighailjf Ml 9-6000. I ter up to 970. Call PI 2-7327 after BOLTON — Coventry line. New of said application and the time and DESIGN 98.800-39.500. Responsible PINK BATH TUB and white dou-1 ______Construction 9 p.m. evenings. Cape Cod. fou? down,, two unfin- TeL MI 9r303.7 CAR PAYMENTS TOO HIGH? and operated by Walter B. Per- foreign exchange teacher ' VICINITY place of bearing therron. bv publishing 1955 FORD rett Jr. for preliminary designs of aircrriTt TABULATING EQUIPMENT • ble basin kitchen sink. Never I - - ...... from Belgium. iahed up. Ceramic tile bath, large a copy ol thia order one time in a ’ After 5:0Q P. M. ' 1959 FONTIAC Trade dow.i or aell your car for Written References newspaper having a circulation In said usMcwnewn—. .. -I------*** ‘Urbine engine accessories and OPERATORS used. Slightly damaged. t?homan’s lot, 914.500. R. F. Dimock Co., District, and bv posting a copy thereof; Quatan Tudor, cash. We pay off your balance. N^ICHESTBR Packaga Delivery, "ystems such as engine control For Work At, Housewrecking, Stock Place off , Business Property for Sale 76 Otis Street, 928,500. Eight rooms, xn 9-524!|, xn 9-6918. «2 BALDWIN ROAD Forder OUeftaia. One-hour aervice. All makes all Required Please Wrile or Call on the public sign post in the Town’ of > Overdrive. Green. Ughi inickuig and packaga de«T- *.''»tems, starters, generators, fuel State Capitol North Main St. Open 8-8 p.m'. MI 4 bedrooms, 1 very large bedroom Bolton.-In said Districl, at least five ■ MANCHESTER, CONN. Hydra., Radia, Heater. models. Open til] 9 p m Bar- *ry. Refrlgeratm, washers and' And lubricating systems etc Ac-i Slate Comptroller's Office 9-2392: SEPTIC TANKS Supt. of Bchoola. [BRICK BUSINESS block On Spruce on flrat floor, 1 full bath ddWn, 1 VERNON—Flva room ranch. Knot­ days before.said day of hearing. I CHARLES H: NiCHOIJION, Judge. I low Motor SaJea. Windsor Ave.. Stove moving sMclaJty. • Folding' Uvitles, . frequently ...... involve...... liaison *-30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.--8 days per - A-VD Write to Phone Ml .3-1597 ; St., two etores arid three apart- full bath up, fireplace, oil circulat­ ty pine porch, fireplace, garbage Rockville. TR 5-2538. chKira for rent. Ml. #-0752. i—:..-with .—vendor .. organizations. ••■••on. week. t menta. For Information call Ifl ing hot air heat, 2 car garage, disposal, garage, ..near -bua line, PLUGGED SEWERS ' #-2997. ameaite drive, landscaping and aluminum storm wiridoWg and Need living accommoda- 1955 CHEV. 1954 PONTIAC Business Services Offered 13 d e s i g n ! Insurance, Reu'rement. 11 Paid large shad# trees afford plenty of ecreeni, Ameaite drive. 914,•■500. Painting—•Papering 21 FOR SALE J. S. NASIN privacy "for patio and the rear of Firm. Stanley Gttlllick, Xn 9-2288. 36.800:910,400, Re- Holidays and other privileges. MaehinR ClaaneA General Contractor ’tiona for other teachers, .‘Farms and Land for Sale 71 Bel Air Fordor. Catalina Coup*. Sensible for determination - of en-1 Salary Brackets—93,120-94.080. ' ————- - » this home. Reason.fqr thii sale? REFTUGERATION aales and aerv­ EXTERI6r and interior painting. Septio Tanka. Dry Wells, Sewer too. Let us know what T^icteatVKo-IkOOMe Aqoirijt 'Very Clean. Blue. Fully equipped. ice. Commercial, realdenllal, air gine operaUonal chara’cteristics and 1956 MERCURY . P. O. Box 145. Ovyner leevirig Stet#. COVENTRY— Year 'round bunga­ 1295 Ceilings reflnished. Paperhanging, Advancement Opportunities. Lines Inatalleii—Cellar Wafer- you have available. I HEBRON—Attractive tO-acre farm low near lake on Route 31. Comer ^dtttonera, freezers. A.' and W. performance, apecificatlon of en­ Annual Increasea. Hardtop, Mer-O-Matic. tuione, • Willimantic, Conn. ' with fiverbedroom home. Oil heqt, Wallpaper books. Estimates given. fully equipped. .3Iiist sell for prooang Done. ' ^ lot, lake privilegea, large veranda’ B!9iMqidl.tq 0it6i& I Refrigeration Co. Ml 9-1237 M] gine testing and reduction of data Parking FacllUies. bath, -lavatory, workshop, spring. yernon. Route No. 83, 923,500. Six #-2080. MI #-0085. Fully covered by insurance. Call evaluation of customer installation 91895. .Ma.v be seen at 476 HarL plus modern convenienrea. Rea­ Edward R. Price. Ml 9-1003. Several Vacancies Open 918,500. Talbot- Agency. PI room ranch with stone front. All sonable. Tarma arranged. Phone 1955 FORD effecU, etc. Experience in engine Apply State Comptroller ford Road. 2-8800. lISABUiQK . $1 C3.EAN' AND paint .thoae 'guttera MeKINNEY BROS. large rooms, Sunporch, .tile bath x a 3-4337 or XU 9-6951. HOME IMPROVEMENT-AII types wiTh%*B ar *7^*'“.'^“ '* “ .'?"’ State Capitol. Hartford. Conn 1 with stal.l shower, G.E, dishwasher, Country Sedan # Paom repalra later. S«w«rog« Disposd Co. ■ assail Ajk ■■•all Spedal Tudor. All. I>1383. of painting, light m*Aonry » ^ k . ^ I n e r a f aerlX^n^m^ ' k "'If Tel. JA 7-8341-Ext. 590—Mr. ^rooka fiOUjH OOV^'TOY — 44 acre j wall to watt carpet In living,' dining) ELLINGTON—Spacious eight room Wagon. One awaer,. ISO-139 Pearl Bt. — MI 8-5308 farm ,. clear land, suitable fqr Dyne., Radio, Heater, 1995 Reaaonable rates. Phone Ml ^ background" hall and 1 bedroom. Fireplace, 9 home iri excellent condition. Two- 9-9208 ‘ including component design, en- farming or building lota. Bight car garage. Lot 275 ft. frontage. car garage, large lot beautifully ISSSttiES!^ RUBBISH AND asbea 'removed. ^ne Ayrtepis, controls, inlets, cus- General cleaning, celiara, attica Situations Wanted— Male ,39 NOTICE room house near restdenttai lec- 335 ft. depth. Nice shade trees arid landscaped. Play house. Many AND paperhanguig. tomer installation aerodynamics tlqn. (2all PI 2-8397, or PI 2-61»7. ameslta drive. e x t ^ too numerous lb mention. M d yarda. Reaaonable -atea M. and airplane perforrriance. ” I The Bolton Zoning Board of A p -, 19SAPLVM. w M- Rubbiah Removal Ml Good clean workmanship at rea­ $19,000! Elsie Meyer, Realtor,' $ ■ •-97B7. sonable, rates. 30 years in Man- i WANTED -Carpentry work small Fif*'* " '"fetinp tori I • SEPTIC TANKS XfLSp x n 9 -58 2 4 . cheater. Raymond Flske. Ml. Degree required. Rapid action jobs and repairs. MI 9-9020. Arthur A Irene Kehl • Houses for Sal# 72 Vernon.'9l3,900. Five room ranch 1953 DoSOTO Stotienp Wagon 9-9237. on resumes. Interviewing, mov­ who are requeeting a variance to Cleaned and' laitalled attached one car garage, tile bath, BUDOEira SVSrDll a Paosengar. Gray. OONDE3US T.V. Service, available ; BOLTON Fordor. Oreea. ing expenses and placement fee build a garage closer to the aide *6H,#00—Cute two-bedroom Ranch, fireplace, hot water heat, large any time. Antenna cenveraiona paid. Other openings. line of the lot than the Umlt of • SEWERS aluminum atorma, plastered walls, lAfloiy aupervlaed aervice level lot with shrubbery. Terms.* 5H room ranch, two, years old ,!. M E A N S k . . Tel. Ml. 9-1486. Courses and Cla.sses 27 Read Herald Adva. ten feet required by the Zoning Machine Cleaned - cellar, large shade, fenced yard, extra large lot, with am'esite drive, BARKER PERSONNEL Regulations. Location of thia prop- * fv d e n , centrally located. Carlton cement valk. basement garage, 9t6,900. New 5»4 room ranch 1‘ 1955 DoSOTO DlCaC’S WEATHERSTRIP Com- DIESEL-Heavy Equipment —We SERVICE ert.v is on Clark Road between the i • INSTALLATION - w. 'fiutebina, XQ »-8in. Multiple aluminum storms and screens, a Equal monthly fuel bDh, Ngardlcu of waeiher...... pany, doors and windows, cuatom are seeking men in this area to lots of R. K. Jones Jr. and Samuel ‘ Listing Xfsmber. car garpga in basement, tile bath, fireplace, plastered wall* with built 1953 CHEY. 1383 MAIN STREET E. Nelson. SPECIALIST fjfeptace, hot water base heat, • Never * large 'fuel bill.., not even In the celdetf winter mentha. t Estate Wagon. Fully work, guaranteed Call Ml. 9-1583 train for Diesel and Heavy Equip­ SPRINGFIELD. MASS. NOTICE in . firs alarm ayatem. Many fine ment. High pay and future secur­ Time and Place of hearing: Mon-| -MANCSnOSTER — New ilx room cloze to echoola, shopping and bus , a Cenvanieni payment record plan— telb hew your account ilandt. Bel Aly-#hirdor. •quipped. One owner. irfter 6 p.m. RE 7-2687 There, will be- a special meeting feature* that win make you want 1995 french home in Rockledge ' sec- lines. ity are the benefits of a trained da.v. JulyJ9, 1957,. 8:00 P.M. Bolton 1 own this house after you see ll.to a No extra chorgoc— you tflll pay only for die ell you actually u m . Green and n'bite. of the electore ' of the Eighth • tion. i % baths, ceramic tile CHUCK’S RADIO and T.V. Service. and experienced Diesel man. If CoiWmunit.v Hall. I Town anrf Country 916,900. Small appliances repaired. I6i you have mechanical aptitude, School and ITtllltlee Dlst. Monday BOLTON ZONING BOARD OF f kitchen countera. Attached ga- July 29 at 7:30 P.M.. B.D.T. at the 75 STEEP H O U O W ULNE ' rage, amesite . drive, fully land- WILLIAM F. JOHNSON. I------North Main St. M l. 8-8517, resi­ write to us for- free information NOTICE APPEALS I Drainago Co. BOLTON IDSSFORD dence MI 3-8960 without obligation as to how you Hollister School for the purpose Julius L. Sitrong, Chairman: T scaped lot. 921,000. Calf The I MORIARTT BROTHERS The Coventry Board of Edura- amending Article 3 of the Bylaws MANCHESTER Sand Coupon may become a pan of this rapidly Byron H. Shinn, Secretary Ml M 1 4 3 ’ * R . F. Dimock Co.', XU 9-5248 or Broker Four room ranch In one -of Bol­ I sot-SIS Center Street 1954 FORD Falrlane Tudor. Ford- HILLS’ TELEVISION Service tion will employ two school bus of the District as authorized at •* XO 9-9818. ton's ftnest location*, le** than a tar expanding Industrv. Tra< tor Train­ drivers, one for a regular 80 pa.s- Eight-room mngle with iWo-car atttiched garage. Liv­ omattc. Radio, Heater. Available at all times. Phileo fa c ­ ing Service, Bo.x T, Herald, the Annual Xfeeting held Wednes­ MI 3-7426 mile from the center. Thia cute full Dateila I PIm m taa4 m dtlalh aa Xtebllhaal ludgalaar SyWeio. Cuatom 8 Fordor. 1595 tory supervised service. Tel. MI senger bus and one for a 2(Tpas­ day, Jiuie 29, 1957. ing room with fireplace, dining room, kitchen, bedroom, . XARGE T^ree-bedroom Ranch, senger bus. ranch- haa baseboard heat, storms Like new. den and ceramic tile bathroom on first floor. ’Three ^fireplace, tile bath, aluminum Apply to Supt. Worcester War- Leon A. Thorp and screens, and a nicely land- emorr jHaAiwLTi Bonds— Storks .Mortgages .31 .. atorma, cellar, garage, one acre, acapedrtot. Stirie to catch your eye FXDOR SANDING and refiniahlng. r t. hy lettor or phona Pilgrim President bedrooms and lavatory on second floor. Hof water heat • high elevation, trees. Only 915,900, SffRR# AS4fg»' 2-7695 * XIANCHESTER’ — Reduced for and so will the price at only •r i*ir 1953 FORD Specializing w old floors. Ml HOME OWNERS! Combine nag- with oil burner. Lot 200’ x 215’ nicely landscaped. Ex- ; Carlton W. Hutchins. Xtl 3-8192, 913,300. I #-5750. -Multiple Listing. quick sate. Six room’. Cape, all 1955 F L Y M . Victoria Coupe. gmg hills Into an easy to-pay sec­ cellept neighborhood. , • utilltlea, .Venetian blinds, storms ond mortgage loan coating only a ' c o n v er s e VERNON I C>*r~ .ttoi*. Fully equipped. penny a month for each doUar afll,900-COMFORTABLE alx room and screens, clothes dryer, ame­ Tudor 3-Tone tireem' '1095 Ideal Home for Prdfemional Man or Executive. aite drive. Many more extras. . Bpeci you owe. Call Frank Burke at NOTICE t O O K JR; V home, large cabinet kitchen, alum- Five room ranch very conven­ Low mileage.. '' televialoa Mrrice.>. MI. 9-4641 CH 8-8897 (E ^a. JA 9-5869) Tht Ooventiy Board of Educa­ ” Inum storms, double fArage, Full price 912,500. Sevaroj. beauU- iently located, juat two blocks from fui new iVS room ranches, with CALL MItchRU 3.5135 FOR TOF QUALITY necitcut Mortgage Exchange 1 tion requasta bids on one sixty (60) for For Appointment To Inspect Call: • ameslta drtvt, 'trees. Carlton W. bus line. T h is house has a base­ V Plertty Of Good twwla 8L (cor. Gold). Hartford. passenger school bus and one twen­ I Hutchins, xn 9-5193. f* rs««s and extra large Iota froiri ment garage, storms and screens, SILENT GLOW OIL RURNERS OIL BURNERS cleaned and serv­ thia MINTING AND 9J4,900 to 915.900. Calllbr appoint- iced. ,MI 9-4901. ty (20) passenger school bus, bids and a large 1000 gal oil tank that 1954STUDE. Older Second Cars to be opened Monday, July 29, 1957 aymbol MeKINNEY BROTHERS, INC. ICANCHRSTER- M.scniflcent new mant to look at mora than 80 pic- was recently installed to allow ovSn- Business Opportunities 32 at 8 P.M. P'^PER HANGING REAL’TORS-K-INSURORS ’’ Split Level, Rockledge section. turea o€ hapies .In all prtca ranges er to buy fuel at reduced prices- Fordor.'One owner. BERTNG MACHINES—home and ^2,600 aquar* feet of llvliig area. from 99.000 up, I know wa have Vary low mileage. Priced To Move Quickly •ommercial types bought, sold and For further Information call or TELEPHONB 914.900. SMALL, VERT attractiva raatau- writs Thara’e paswa af aalnd , 489 Main Street, Manchester, Conn. . «2H ’ baths, two-car garage. For tha hMna you hava been looking MORIARD BROTHERS Ae| fast at thto Wgtoed. AUph Xdrich, MI ta aa. all heated kerne, rant. For further details call Ml ■upt Worcastar Warran M l f.326« ’ further Information or ‘ appoint- tor. Call the Ellsworth Mitten V A L FIANO REALTY CO, apaelal price. Act Now, Sore 9-8239, • Tal. Pngrim 3-T665 ■attar Home Heat Oonaell, lae. PHONE MI S-6060 nr Ml 9-59.31 Imsnt to ..aa Vail TV# R. F. Dim- * £ » n e y , R««ltor, Member of XOJS, 315 CENTER ST. MANCHESTER ’ oek Cb., x a 9-5245 or XO 9-5518. x a 9-5990. MI IM461 I •S' ■ ■ ■ .

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PAGE TWENTT-FbUB Average Daily Net Press Run WEDNESDAY,yULY 24, 1957 For the Week Ended fHanrl)fr0tfr lEnraing IS^ralii June 8, 1657 Th* Weather FoTMasS at D. • . Waathar BaihM Luka D. niUlips, former tale- j Sunday, Aug. 4, will be received than 1,800 years ago by an itin­ f I gi^ph editor of The Herald and Friday, from 7 to 8 p.m„ In Zion arresting officer, said that ha Green Rd., was arrested and HlHiard St,, was arrested and 12,540 erant Irish monk. St: Gall, an clocked Monslnl at speeds between Fair and eooi tonight, low near About Town presently with the New Haven Lutheran Church. c/laborate blueprint was made, de­ Police Arrests charged with failing to atop for a charged with operating a motor Member of the Audit [Journal Courier, is spending a few 70 and 75, m.p.h. for over a dis­ stop sign at the intersection of vehicle without a license yesterday Bureau o f Orcnlation se. Friday fair and anmnwha* tailing every feature of the mon­ tance of a mile in the vicinity of Mr. and Mrt. Allan S. T^^’tor, ^days In town as guest of Mr. and] astery. The original has been pre­ Buckland Rd. and Rt. 15. The ar­ by Patrolman Samuel Maltempo. -warmer, Higti M-88. Joseph F. Monslnl, M. of Brocks the Buckland overpass. Monsini Manchester'— A City of Village Charm M Hanry St., and daughters. Mari* [Mrs. Da\’id J. Donovan, 85 Alton Old Blueprint Displayed rest was also made by State Patrol­ Psitrolman Maltempo said that served and is on display In the ton. Mass., was arrested Saturday was released in. 135 bond for his man Gay. ' lyn and suaanne, have returned St, abbey along with more than 3,500 he stopped Bourshee on E. Middle and charged with speeding on Rt, scheduled appearance in Town lifter a' tew days' visit with friends Before the' Abbey of St. Gali in rare manuscripts and very old McNamara U scheduled to ap­ Tpke. Bourshee was released in VOL. LX X V I, NO. 251 (TWENTY PAGES) ait Oak Bluffs, Martha's Vineyard. Registrations for Communion on 15. Court Monday. MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, JULY 25. 1957 ISwiUerland was founded more books. pear In court Monday. $50 bond for his scheduled appear­ (Clasolfled Advertising on Png* 18) PRICE FIVE CENTS State Patrolman Robert Gay, the Edward J. McNamara, 51, of 182 Ra)rniond R. Bourshee, 26, of 412 ance- in court Monday. Sce w War Rocket Eisen ho we r ra TT s Keport by GOP

Washington, July 25 (fPi — Set to Tell House Ban^Urged 'The mythical Joe Smith, who was unceremonioiMly banished Issue from the 19,66 Republican con­ DOUBLE By Stasseh vention haa now been virtual­ GREEN ly written out of the party. ■ School Aid Views A t least so It would appear Ixindon, July 25 (>P)—-Har- HALE’S from an examination of tha . , , , , old E. Sta».e_no4uatlflcatlon for ignor-: f a**) The_plane,_ft- come to a vote before next week Complete with batteries. Ideal for Regular values ing the problem in any partial g a p in g hole in its side, m ade a FOOTED COCKTAIL S lA - O O Regular values $ 1 ^ . 0 0 I disarmament reached between the/safe emergenev landing. but Johnsem aaid he now foi camping, etc. $12.95 to $14.95- NOW I W $17.95 to $22.95. NOW I JL I Soviet Union and the Western - -niree crewmeii and 12 other pas- enactment of what he called/ - Tokyo, July 25 .(/P)— A U.S. Air Foi'ce commander tiidav: powers. An arms accord has been l aengera including a baby were not fective and enforceable civil rights threw out the conviction of an airman who refused to get a ne*oUation in the 5-power j harmed. bill without running afoul of a Reg. $1.10. SPECIAL filibualer. - / "white sidewall" haircut and freed him from a sentence o f ; ripped the twin-engine UNLINED SUITS Knowland, howeypff speaking In PARKER LAWN SWEEPER four months at hard labor, a $200 fine and reduction to ^ x ^ r T T h e * ' " " T e a\ separate interview Just before private. The atrman, 20-ye,r-old:i-.vear ■ ...... tTn.tsHUnited .State.States. PBritain. H ,.m FranceF en ce g e Z ^ 3:3V^“mt."’ ';7 the start of today's Senate seasion, ' SPONGE CLOTH K!onald Wheeler of Cortez, C!oIo., 28” Sweep. Semi-pneumatic rubber tires. r e g u l a r VALU E $25.00. NOW *15 00 Canada and the Soviet Union. > pf Vegas aaid he belleyPs there atill will ba Ball bearings. Steel backed brushes. sponge and dishcloth all in on6. Cleans waa convicted of diaobayihg an or- i "considerable discussion" before der. He claimed he had only, ''chal-, An American version o f the | ,t occurred on the right side of ■ x^A ries in on* ^ -y Mheme was not immediately »vail-Jthe ship in the viclnllv of the the bill be passed if it is aa lie British B ip, -Out P SPECIAL^ fiu t iC . . or I'd challenge it. . . ontiant said hu w-aa where the missing passenger, Thohias W i(k * o f Noftwn.’'V av.' newb’^ticteiP'plW de^^ 'of the'^«jy*-!N ation,, -. -RpeC|.Ai|[y-' ; ?lt Would npUbe a legal order,” L „K *j)ja a 4 Aa for futur*- haircuta, ah Atr any exiallng lie group. Standing b«- Force officer aaid there's no aWe Eisenhower ia Kenneth A , Goudreau of Cleveland, Ohio, "vice president of the Boy* Nation. pasa$d mil all enforcement afithor- 89c W H IT E 41.59 SUMMER WEIGHT longer, any requirement on "white itiy except that to a safeguard th* TOILETRIES, Etc. xuidK^Ue?"^' Wealern offleikia- 4 ^ T ^ l to vote. sidewalls” — prescribed for the Far i * &.r^'? flm reaction suggested g“f ' “ i'S"\h4re‘ a «4 o ‘{’“V * * ' Knowland, who fought against RAYON BRIEFS KOLYNOS TOOTHPASTE...... FAst Command honor guard of this change, said he thought it NYLON GLOVES • 2 for 69^ which Whee,ler was a member i i "«*• 7h, w«.hroom: No%x- RAF Jets Blast Run proof tricot knit in band and 98c ETIQUET DEODORANT CREAM ...... would atU) be " » good civil rights elastic leg styles. Slip-on styles. Colors pink or maize...... 49< because the untt—has been dia- i On April 30 the Russians 4e- “ 4 d "*lh e 4 J/*"*™ "’ *'’ '*® ®re Ike Keenly Awrire bill" if the section far the protM- COTY COLOGNE WITH ATOMIZER ...... banded. A "white sidewall" atripa [ imancled that the big nuclear pow-. - in Th* i*^°*^* Rebel Fort to Uon of voting rights is kept In­ ...... $2.00 the head bare to the crown. i ,ers Join in a pledge renoundng' S ^ “ tact and no major revisions are Prooedural Error. Found 3 r , r * 1 . 0 0 JOHNSON BABY POWDER (LARGE) ...... 59c forever the u.e of nuclear weapon. The F^I began an investigation. made in another section creating Ool. Charles W. Johnstone of I and of guided mitsllea of all a civil righta investigating com* NEW TONI HOME PERMANENT ...... Reno, Nev.. Wheeler's base com- ! ; ranges capable of carrying nu- questioning passengen at George -Quell Uprising • ••• $2.29 AF B near VJctor\’llle where, the > ------igh t mission. niander, tossed put the conviction, 'clear warheads. REGULAR $100 SPECIAL SALE UNICAP VITAMINS ...... '...... y...... and $6.96 ■*ytnjf\he had found lefisl p ro -! landed safely. A hcUcopter ; Manama, Bahrain. July 25 Knowland, who has been work­ cadural '»i|ora in the summary, "HOaalliiued on Page Tenf ing closely with northern Dmo- BAYER’S ASPIRIN TABLETS ...... and $1.29 Blni*c^;k“ “ body* and* a ^ ^ g ^ j ’^ * ' ^ort at N lzw a. an- By THE ASSi ,t 1 ^ PRF.H8 craUc supporters of the bill as JEWELRY court-m artlirt^at ended Monday. | 1- menta of the plane. | cient capital of Oman, waa the HANDBAGS 60c ALKA SELTZER ...... He added th^w^ would not ^ The White House said t the President Eisenhower is ' “ Administration force*. wsiA In All white And stone set styles. ktany styles in all white or dark ..... •••544 another trial TTe flight - Fight 38- origin- i Royal Ah- Force's target for today “keenly conscious of tlie fapfhers’ hardships” which prompted our major effort” now is going to LARGE LAVORIS ...... *l®a in Afinneapojia. Most of Us i &s Britain !kept' up Its jet-powered be directed at preserving *the Kccklaces, earrings, pins. etc. colors. , "I have talked witJr.Airman Connecticut to ask designation as a major disaster area be­ For Summer Brides, Gifts or Your Own Use! ...... 894 Bulganin Ties southern i drive to pul down sn uprising right-to-vote section. lODiN RATION TABLETS ...... Wheeler and am con vin ce .that cause of the drought. Sfierman Adams, Presidential assistant, ' Johnson said the Senate by Its RCVERSIBU t »nd $3,49 he has undergone a considerable ^ .. — - against the...»uUan-of Muscat and made that pointJnJi_tafagram ------1 * 2 , 1 9 BAN ROLL ON DEODORANT ...... BinstocK's wife, Eva, said he ‘ cttnan. ------VbW~ywtt*rday, had g•„ Ground Troop* Planned tions, but he said perimns accuaed BEDSPREADS HI-FI RECORDS Sheer full fashioned nylon with rein- JEAN NATE AFTER BATH LOTION ...... Force Base, w here he had been raakp/a detailec investigation of ••••■$1.50 stalllrig the dlMrmament taik* in toj officials in London said the use o f contempt should get a Jury f __ forced heel and toes for extra wear. confided alnce Monday night. He U^'sltuatian." AWONDERRfLVALUE!. Piano selections, orchestra selections, Not all sizes in all colors. an effort to aid W est German ^ hoops in support of pro- Rights Rulings trial befote being sent to Jail or FULL and TWIN BED SIZES etc. was restored to hla rank of Air­ Chancellor K,onrad Adenauer's / " T h e Prealdent." Adams said, fined. ■■ man 3rd class. had“ ‘.n *"* had British Sultan Mid Bin Taim iirwai election campaign. "is keenly conscious of the farm- London. July 25 le "CHARMHOUSE" TOWEL ENSEMBLES mutually, to withhold help from righta." early evening, but would hold CAPS - CASUALS - DRESS HATS any aggressor in Europe. Ume He claimed their f p ^ had taken over , ______committee called for legisla- GIRLS' COnON SKIRTS PRETEEN SLEEVELESS (CoMtlnpra■ttnyda on Page ‘Ten) DONALD WHEELER he aiid the'^th!^ ‘he in^or of the Arabian' declared a disaster area In- ^ WITH DACRON REINFORCED SELVAGES Reply to Macmillan clud? the' l'ooiwnln'gTf‘‘ cred!t “to ! (Continued on Page Tea) BLOUSES The Bulganin letter was a reply ber. be™S cherkin,^ .'h *'*' Pen‘"«> l‘ aurtimate and said many Sizes 7 to 14. C A reMist!.*^ Checking the passen-1 of the S i ^ ’s followers were com- farmer* and W k in g available P " ‘ REG. 11.19, 22 X 44' REG. .59c. 16 X 2« Drastic Reductions! ' to a June 14 letter from Macmil­ “ ■ • i Ing over to their aide. "Hiey de- feed and other farm need* * l REG- 29c Value $3.98.. .NOW i C * O T Sizes 8 to 14. • ’ . $ 1 C A lan. which In turn had answered a BATH SIZE HAND SIZE FACE CLOTHS (M IIX IX K R Y — MECO.VD FLOOR); Tf^hin Inch of Head I C l a ^ the Sultan now must depend greatly reduced coats. 1 r a i Value S2.50. . .NOW l ( « # 7 previous Bulganin communication ! oiy^ritlsh support alone. on international questions. Robert Hall of the U.S. Depart- i Former U.S. Senator Herbert R. j/ T h e rebels, headed by Imam ment of Agriculture waa sched-, O'Oonor of Maryland is chairman PRETEEN COnON SKIRTS Linking the Sept. 15 West Ger­ fChaleb Ben All, former religious Bulletins man elections with the disarma­ tiled to tour Connecticut farm* of the committee set up by the I leader of Oman, moved against the today to check into the situation. | bar association to study Commu- from the .AP Wires country'i flneat itUlla. Stock up now on these extra heavy Size* 8 to 14. V’alues TEENA PAIGE DRESSES WATERPROOF LINED f i n a l MARKDOWN Assailant in Car Shoots ment talks, Bulganin charged the News Tidbitr j Sultan last week and were said to Uilraty tpwglr and face-clothe. Seven new colors and white. West was prolonging the arms ____ . I Connecticut farr.iers and dairy-[nist tactics, strategy and objec- CuHitd from A P , ^ ^ have seized control trf atout 2,000 men, praying for rain after tw o!U ves. . . . to $5.98. ....N O W * 3 7 9 Sizes 5 to 15. Values to deadlock by bringing up "this or drought, have been ' Issued to 3,SM Delegates PLANE SUICIDE HINTED that political problem" to eld SS!S: mile sultanate. law Angeles, July 25 / BEAUTIFUL NO-IRON FLOCKED SCALLOPED LINGERIE At Pistol-Packing Mayor Adenauer's .flection canipaign. $12-98. ..N O W ^ 5 and.' * 8 Nylon and to t ton crepes in; Jury resumes The Sultan, whoee coastal mon-1 e x w e T 'l^ .^ ^ O W .'^ * waa ,nD'~terioiu hole was rh>ped In aa BEACH BAGS "TTie stateamen of West Ger­ ■ 3.000 delegate, to the to " •GIRLS' SLEEVELESS s GOWNS c u e of racketee. ^Jq^ny*Dio ac" i ...... ' er ■ Huntington, W. Va.—July 26 UP; ■ many do npt’ conceal ■ . . a deal the’ I f the drought continues. the associaUon's 80th annual conven- BLOUSES {deal fo r suit, towel,' glasses, lotion, * S U P S has been m'ade between the gov­ State Departmentpartment of Agriculture Uon—being held ift both New York !jr'. — Mayor Eugene Willis, who bo-, day and a passenger was blown DACRON TIER CURTAINS etc.. Choose fw m zipper,' draw string • ODDS 'N ENDS. / ernments of cerfaln Western pow­ ^ ® «Ponded firat by showering rebel- ..tar .“ ’‘® '"■> • ‘ «> - M d ar London a- this. year - split up into Tobi* of odds and ends gan carrying a gun but didn't doj to his death. Investigators' be­ Size* 7 to 14. or shoulder style. Broken sizes and styles. ers and the Adenauer govern­ anything else about a score oft M o n d a v ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ discussion groups today. lieve the man sho» himself and AT THE LOWEST PRICE EVER Value $1.98. . .NOW I e Q T W ment," Bulganin declared. prieod as morkod. threatening, telephone calls b«-j Netv^ork police arrest laborer ; * “ their revolt* "Crop prospects great a critical The O'Coaor committee aaid: bullet holes so weakened the Value* $2,29 to $7.95 Presiimabl.v the Soviet Prernler ^ cause he didn't want to "dram- j '; within 48 hi^rs or face British mill- M age," the department said today. “ ft ia traditional and right th a t' plane that ite side Mew ouL SPECIALLY Reg. $1.00. Each atize himieir' was. shot at last' referred to Western insistence that rilne irt.h, ' ‘ A'T blows. The deadline passed ! "And will deteriorate rapidly unless our courts are zealous In protect- 36" LENGTH night and narrowly missed. ! political Issues such as the reuni S fciar.. Smylie Tuesday night and the British Jets * Rood soaking rain is received in ing Individual rights. It is equal- $ ■ *1.49.0 *4.95 A-B0.3IB DETONATED ficatjon of Germany will have * " ’*'"Kcncy as : were_ ordered______into action.. . the near future."future.' , ly , oecesaary. _ that, the executive______PRICED A bullet fired gangland from a Atomic Test Site, Nev„ July S2.98 VALUE 2,0001^1 acre . range M ge fire sweep*sweeps nearne'ar 'Ye.sterday'aV e.t.rs^w .^rti.. sortie* were flown About .half of Connecticut's...... truck and legislative branches take effee-, 1.9 8 pr. SPORTSWEAR SPECIALS passing automobile, entered -the be settled befdre s comprehe^ve 25 iJP)— Aa atomic device shat- . open window of Willis' car, passed disarmament agreement epn be uiiil>r_' ki ‘ “ .****! Admit* by planes based at Sharja. An I ‘ Acm acreage, much o f it surround- live action to rid our country' „ Ulegitlmate child tw o / {tx F communique said there w-as i ‘"R R *w Haven, is under irriga-; sgsinst Communist infiltration tered the prerdawa sttllneaa of MATCHING JUMBO VALANCES, 54” x 1 4 ”_ $ ] ^ 3 9 within an Inch o f his head and reached. Ifhe West says, however! the Nevada desert at 8:30 tm , SMART NEW SLEEVELESS BLOUSES smashed out the closed window’ on that unsettled political ilisues will ' 2, **'*• . . . :ind sign of movement tn the “ °h, but an agriculture spokesman and aggreasion. Specials From Our BABY SHOP “ -J . '‘®‘ •“‘■he* Into higher vicinity of Ft. Izki before the at- today With the power* of almost White, Aqua, Gold, Rose, Blue.’ the other, aide o f the ogr. , not bar a'partial, ftrM -«a g e s.gree- 20.800 tons of T N T . It was the -1-- » (MAIN FLOOR—REA^) ground lo ^ y w-iul rails, steels and! lack, that the fort waa gutted and (Continued on Page Ten) (Continued on Page Ten) -, . He .was approaching the drive­ ment. ' - * . "[/ i loth shot In Oia Atomic Energy no-iron dacron Uer curtains. White dacron with whita way of hi* home, about 11:40 p.m. Bulganin said/the currenf U.N. -other m e^la furnishing rhomen- ther.e were .signs of "severe dam- $5.98 VALUES. NOW * 3 . 9 9 tuni . . . Senate Rackets Commit^ Commisaion’s current test serteA S d a ^ l ^ d colored floral print. The edge of the bottom ruffle as well as the aides are flocked when the single shot was fired. disarmament aubcommittee' talks a g e' on the. 5-foot-thlck wall*. . CLOSEOUT lee resumes investigation of mis­ Denies t'atro Reports - ft was detonated from a balloon Police Scour City In London ^ I d little hope of suc­ 600 feet In the air.' DRAPERY DEPARTMENT—MAIN FLOOR, REA’r use of fund* o f- Linlted Textile A double shift of police officers cess unless/the West, and parti­ The foreign ' ofAca in London 5 VALUES TO $4.98. NOW * 2 . 9 9 CHILDREN'S SOCKS Worker* by union officials. denied Cairo reports that British Lindy^s Role as Fighter Pilot RUBBER PANTS scoured this Ohio river city all cularly Britain, shows some recU 'QLAKE HITS J.LBtTlANS Sizes 4 to 8. procity.in getting some, disarma­ Vladimir Ankodinov, <%r«ctor-of ground 'force* had been repulsed Famous make, first quality. night if) a concentrated search fdr Intouyist. Moscow,- say* Soviet Heston, .MasA. July 35 (>Pi— the unknown assailant.- - ment steps under way. in action and that the Sultan had Union ia spending it* earnings asked the letela for a cease-fire. In WW II Bared by General A "strong" earthquake 4,600 CHECK HALE'S FOR VALUES DURING $2.98 VALUES. NOW M c 9 9 Mayor Willis. 24 - years a fu­ He termed control o f the arms- mile* northwest of Boston was from foreign touri«t* to finance Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd neral, d i f e c t o r and only seven | tours for Soviet citizens abroad recorded at 3:53 sjn . (E S t) Reg. 39c pr Hr. months a politician, Ras been re­ (Continued on Psge Tw o) 3 89c . . . Poznan, Poland, police use (Continued on F afe Ten) Westbury. N.Y.. July 25 A**' " I think the public is entitled at ‘ he Weston Heismograpfaio ceiving threatening telephone calls Hale's July White Sale tear gas to dispel rioters in ' top World W ar II general say* a ; least to some of the unpiiblieized ^lAtton of Boston College today, Drastic Roductions On Bathing Suits for about si.\ weeks. Last Friday,! restaurant, ' ["plush curtain of bureaucracy", contribution* in the Lindbergh ; Officials placed the quake south ONE GROUP OF be obtained a permit from cir-t Now is the time to stock up on sheets and cases, mattress pads and covers, bed pil­ Blast Scorches 50i Syrian government delegation V ^ a l o V w r v s s s ^ t I Ch»r>es A. Undbergh's role; odyssiey," the general said • of the Andreanof Group of the 1% Solid colors, and prints in lastex and cotton. cult court and began carrying a ' 1 Ctlu IZiX pC ri I\ap S ;as a fighter pilot against the' "All the pertinent facta are on Alentian Islsnil*. T low*, towels, etc. • GIRLS’ pistol. begin* yioscow talks on Syrian O b j p e r v i n g R e s c u e ‘ problem*. . U S p^’to'lra S l l i o k f * T i s v ! Japanese. i r- r- vc h / ‘ the record, but that closely . . „guard------DRESSES He used it last night, he said, jap,„,e,e war criminils from l^UllCer 1 1C ^LL^_n._Aj^ri Hedemye^ ,.n*vail rau -: NEARS BOISE Sizes 3 to 8x iflring twice a t the fleeing vehicle, j Tokyo's Sugsmo. prison. (Ret.), former con mandjr of U.S.! able to the jiibllc," Wcdeihe.ver Boise, Idaho, July 23 UB—Fresh j UMMER h a t s t New Haven. Jul.v 25 lA'i — FAMOUS BRANU SHEETS »d PILLOWCASES .See Our Odds arid Ends Table For Vialbly shaken when police ar-' Rep. Moss (D.-Calif.) Arm y fofcea .in China, aaid Lind-j aaid. "L et me push aside the pliiah erewt were sent to the foothills REDUCED TO Vs PRICE! rived. ■ the 44-year-oId mayor waa j Hundreds of furious spectators Pentagon ' north^ o f Boise today to fight a at a loss to explain the shooting. watched for nearl.v’ an hour while news an estimated TYPE 130 TYPE 144 resenera-tried to free an injured TYPE 186 July Clearance Bargains! *7 don't know why in (Jod's I of secrecy. remained out of Values to $2.98.NOW * green earth anyone would want to driver':a helper from the battered ■ ^ . emergency, LADY PEPPERtfiX 99e .o *4.49 1.00 smoking and lung. ,, , , , ------P A N r i v e r LADY PEPPERELL kill me.” he aaid. cab Of a trailer-truck last night. I ud ‘r hl\H„„ cancer ; OccurrMi In 1IM4 I reserve colonel in the A ir Force ordered hy Idaho's chief exeeu, 8LPERFINE MUSLIN Then, at least'.'iO of them were ! heudon with aiitii at (Jam-' CO.MBEO PE R C A LE Neither police nor anyone else i.ic.i, "/*'= j bridge Ohio : Challenging the conclusions Of. ^ ‘ 1 this occyrred, W edem eyer; at the time of the Pearl Harbor' live, wa« in effect to permit the Reg. *2.99. FREE PARKING REAR OF OUR STORE.. .1 could put their finger on a con­ burned as the trudk s 'A P '^Jin g; ,mbassadnr A h s. >•■ ! statistical finding* Dr. Harrv 8 N . Lmo'jergh was in the.l attafk, "found it impossible be use of National Guard troops aad Beg. 83.19. BE SURE TO SEE OUR equipment. I Beg. fSAD. 72 X 108 .. $2.39 72 X 108 .. $2.49 CHILDREN’S. crete motive for the threats or gas tank lo w e r e d them With flam- chairman of the depart-! cause of...... the political cllm sle t o ' 71 X 108 .. $1.89 the attempts oh the mayor's life. . f®*o**n^* ; K i. -t 1 !e'^* I menl of rfathofoKY of Yale Medim l • * 6-month period in 1M4 while partlcipste in the wsv L* mem-j-vf|U)E GKT8 TRE-ASURY POST Reg. SS./o. Reg. 88.38. There was but a slim possibility The injured onlookers, fled. S o ,,? * dned Eg.t p ts economy . . • j g^hool said the 'methods used i ^dnetioning as a technical ad- ber of the armed forces." 81 X 108 .. it could be linked to threats re­ did the rescuer* leaving the tru ck-!■Alt' Porce plan* to Isuneh r o c k e t / ..„ i„ doubts" oveT i ^ ^ e vlser for the American aircraft Hartford, July 25 (Pi—F rszar B,- $2.59 81 X 108 . $2.69 BARGAIN SPORTSWEAR The late^ President Franklin D. ■ Wilde, president of the Connecti­ > Rag, $2.89. ceived by a judge and the county's man dang in g ' helpleasly. head , . i " ° " * ‘'‘P n oT .S ^^rted by ! industry, Roosevelt turned thumbs down on downward from the cab window. Alabama atto.'ney-general In- evidence ' cut General Life insurance Co., I 81 X 188 . $2.09 Reg. $3.69. Reg. 88.88. * Shorts * Beach Robes, prosecuting' sttorney*-because of Wedemeyer outlined Lindberghs Liqdbergh's request for active duty 90 X 108 .. • Bathing Suita,. All but , hi* leg* had been freed vesflgafe* Tuskegee Civic A»*n. i ’•■The question of a caTital rets- is slated to be the next Undersec­ $2.99 90 X 108 ,. $3.09 their recent role in a sensational rtile in greater detail than ever at the time because of Lindbergh's retary of the, U.8. Treasury, the h eJ .W IU H CORI murder trial. prior to the blast. i ; wlUch is closely identified with six- ttonshlp between tobacco amoking made public before as he spoke I Rag. 88c. 42 X 38 TABLE outspoken criticism o f U.S. foreign Hartford Ttines said today. Ac- R e g . 69c . 42 X 86 Reg. 79c. 42 x 88 i C f t - From a distance, a fireman week-old Negro boycott of whits and lung cancer haa been, a per­ ''aea...... Each *9w v M ayor ,Wll)la was * witnoss for yesterday at plaque dedication policy during the pre-World War . cording to reporta, Wilde Will . Cases ...... Each VI f C Cases ...... Each 0 7 C MANCHISTER COMN- Mm a u t* In the lem e trial. Pl'layed a hose on the trucker, merchants . . Florida legislature sistent Issue for a number of cereroonifs marking the take-off I I era. r e d u c e d t o Wiilfred Godfrey, 35, of Hertford. eritirizes .Miami Herald Editor for quest a 'leave ef ahseoee. from Terrifie Buys! i PRICE! ( ' 7 ■ Q years," he told a House Gpvem- spot o f the famed aviator's his­ In 1954, Lindbergh was oommls- his Insnrance poat.M a special CORNER MAIN ond OAK STREETS ; ,(OsRHmw4 *■ Fag* flft***) refusing to divulge his source of toric solo hoc across th* Atlantic MAYOR EUGENE mULUt (OsalbiMd ea Fag* Tea). information for news story. meetihg of the company’s board .(CoaUnued aa Pag* FUteaa) in 1827. (OsaUanad ee Pag* Plftaea) o f diractor* at 4-p.m. h ^ y .

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