PA6B . SATURDAY, JULY 27, 1967 Ayerage Dtiily Net Press Run The Weather For the Week Ended Fereeast at V. B. Weather BTarasa ^anrbfBtfr Sufttittg !|?ralb Jime 8. 1887 Chance of scattered abowera te> •eema to have a jinx on hla cars night. Low In mid 60s. Tueeday, About Tohpd on vacation tfipi. . 12,540 scattered ahoiyera and thpnder- Several years, ago he had a nar­ Area Youths Member et the Andit ahowera In afternoon and evening. Heard Along Main Street High near 80. riremen of the 8th Dlitricf'Fire row escape in a colliaion. and this Bnrean of drcalatiea Pepartment will hold a-Depart­ year he tangled with a hurricane. THE ARMY aod NAVY Manchester— A City o f Village Charm ment meeting Monday at 7:30 p.m. And on Some of Manchester*» Side Streets, It aeema that he was driving In Win Awards southern Illlnoia when the tall end At the fire headquarters, Main and (Claaaifted Advertlaing en Pago 13) PRICE FIVE CENT» HlUlard SU. of Hurricane Audrey swept by. VOL. LXX V I, NO. 254 (FOURTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JULY 29. 1957 Nothing to Maintain the shear face of the hill carrying He and hla family were in a brand At 4*H Week There are four beautiful tennis Indian pumps. Tuesday eveninif's weighinf - in new car driving through the wide courts near E, Center 8 t. on the 1V-0 men stayed v^lth the truck open fields o f the Midwest which Storrs, July 27 (Special)—Twelve aession by Manchester WATES High School grounds. oh the highway. After about a will be followed by Bingo ior mem­ stretched vacantly to the horizon. area 4-H youths were top blue rib­ They are equipped with four half hour, the truck radio,belched The ikies opened up and dumped Showers Ahead bers only.vThe program committee lousy nets that drape lackadaisi­ out a .message fronv one of the bon winners yesterday in demon- Dulles could use a few more packs of an estimated nine inches of rain­ cally to the groiuid. firemen operating a walkie-talkie cards. fall In leas than tvk'o hours, atratlon contests during the first BINGOi Hartford, July 29 (4*>- Five EVERY SAT. NIGHT--NEW TIME 8:00 P.M. ^ Not one of the four nets can be at the site of the lire. There, was no place to turn off day of judging in the 4-H Wieh be­ day forecast, Tuesday through brought into proper position. At The man in the truck under­ Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hansen. the road; they could only drive on ing held at. the University of Con­ To Rescue Saturday; least two. maybe more, of the ca­ stood the message as directing him The outlook for Oonnectl- 31 Bremen Rd.. and sons, Howard to notify the State Forest and until they finally reached a place necticut. bles are broken. where the road was so flooded that ’ cut for the next five daya calls P. and Richard, will leave tomor­ • The erids of the nets are held Park Commission to send out a Sevan Winners wera from Ooven- row for a-tvacation trip West as state highway patrolmen had for temperatures' to average to the posU, if at all, by improvjs- fire-fighting crew, that "we've got tir and five from Rockville in the Arm s Talk near normal. Warm Tuesday, far as Denver, Oolo. They will ed and inadequate means. red wood.” stationed tractora to drag stalled competition which included home make stops at Niagara Falls and vehicles through the temporary somewhat cooler Wednesday Before long, if no repairs are So, no doubt thinking “Boy, this making akllla, food and nutriUon, and Thursday, a little warmer Detroit,’ Mich., where they will must be something." the radio pond. poultry and rabbit. raising, farm London, July 29 — Sec­ visit with relatives. At Derby, made, the nets, relatively new. will PLEASE NOTE! (IP) Friday and' Saturday, The have to be thrown away and re­ operator did as he was bid. Drive on they said, and driva on and home mechantca, electricity, near Denver, they Will be guests he did. The water reached more retary of State DuHes was normal mean temperature for placed at considerable expense. Turned out later the reference dairy and livestock, gardening and flying to London today to the Hartford area during this Of Jury Trial Of Mrs. Ame Peterson, formerly OUR OFHCE WILL BE It is obvious on observation that was to "Red" Wood, formally than six inches above the bottom conservation, forestry and safety ■period ia 7S. ranging from an o f Coventry, slater of Howard the damage is not caused by known as State Forest Ranger of his doors. dembnstrations. take a personal hand in the average low of 62 to ..an aver­ Hansen. vandalism. Nor is it caused by poor Francis A. Wood of East Hamp­ Its a good thing he was headed Demonstration blue ribbon win­ CLOSED AT NOON stalled 5-power disarmament age high of 83. maintenance. There is nothing to ton who directs the firefighting for Texas. It took four days of ners In this area were: Junior talks. Dulles was coming at Precipitation will, on the crew in thig area. The ranger is a 104 degree heat to dry out hia jHerald Photo ■ average total around one half maintain. MIm Anna French clothing, home improvements and President Eisenhower’s re­ The net tightening equipment true, carrot-top red-head. soaked floor carpeting in the aun. crafts, Kathy Labrjs, Coventry and ON SATURDAYS Inch Occurring as . scattered DOROTHY GRAY 4 quest. \ showers Tuesday and Wednes­ GOP Chief WM too weak in the first place. Anna French, head of the Man­ Betty Ann Bock, f^ k v illf. , One prime purpose for 4 The courts are now virtually Ode to the Perry Caravaa Hbw to Make Friends Junior and senior foods and nu­ DURING JULY and AUGUST day and again about Fiiday. COSMETICS chester Public Libraries, has been retar.v’a dramatic trip reporteoly useless and they probably will re­ Manchester's self-styled poet A newcomer in town stopped at trition, Pam Jedrziewskl, Rock- was to work out a precise “open, **W* D«liv*r“ i main so for a while because soine- laureate hai written a summation a Main St. service station laat named chairman of the Committee vilje, and Marybell Leonard and akiea'' plan Xor Europe .which the Unafraid of iMdy's budget won't stand the of the exploits of the Perry tour- Punda.v afternoon with the hopes on Public Library Standards of the Kenny Barth, Coventry. EMERGENCY SERVICE AVAILABLE European Alliea would support. Farm and home mechanics and Arthur Drus Storts j strain of buying better cables and lita. He may not be a serious of meetinf a friend froip his former Connecticut Library Assn. PHONE Ml 9.4539 Dullea was to confer soon after State Employs cranks. threat to Ezra Pound, or T. S home town. electricity. Gordon Anderson, Cov­ Development of the standards arrival with Harold E. Staaiwii, Opposition Eliot, or Ogden Nash, for that Noting a “ 'Closed Until '5 p.m.” entry. chief U.S. delegate to the U.N. Non-Stop Haircut matter, but he'a OURS. sign on the station’s door, the new­ by the American Library Assn, Dairy and livestock, Martha Me- Disarmament subcommittee. He Big CD Pump A young man in the area ob­ Raymond R. Reid, the auc­ comer returned to hla car. But be­ is coniidered to be one of the moat Hutchinson, Frank Hepton and also was slafbd to 'meet Britain's Edith Bohme, Rockville. Fogarty Brothers, InCe Washington, uul.v 29 GENERAL jects very strenuously to having tioneer. wrote the following ode fore he could drive away, a man sit­ significant national library ai^ Prime Minister Macmillan and his mother cut his hair. and sent it to his son. Bob. who ting in a parked car in an adjoining Gardening, Betty Lou Leonard 319 BROAD STREET Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd. To Save Crops Sen." Knowland (R-Ualif) said wiu one of the youths to travel complishments in recent years. and Judy Fardal, Coventry. All boys hate to have their hair lot summoned him to hia side. They establish new criteria in all Cool . Cokt . . . Fuol O il. . . Oil Bumort British ilewapsperi described today supporters of the ad­ TV SERVICE cut, but this young man has ad­ with John Perry and Qil Hunt. GlI It seems that the man In the car Conservation, Forestry and Safe­ the Secretary's visit at a "major BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ministration's • Civil Rights forwarded It to the Herald. Read phases of llbrarj- work and com­ ty, Richard Barth. Coventry. Days Mi ttK A ditional objTCtiona. was an ardent baseball fan and was munity support. Miss French said, event in international affairs" and Conneftlcuf today pressed idle Bill are gaining strength in Nights « 2 s9 9 Plus Parts He doesn't question his mother's on. . . highly disturbed because hie favor­ More than ISO teenage boya and expressed hope it would provide a Civil Defense equipment into an Here'! to Mr. Perry and his travel­ but particularly they emphasize girls competed In both junior'and their efforts to ward off a TEL. m S-44S8 competence, but her availability. ite team had just been beaten in a turning point In the king effort; ayatem for bringing water to rain- ing class the conviction that today every senior classes. Also on the day's to end the East-West arms race. jury trial amendment. It seems that Mom, who is a game which the man had been lea- American is entitled to adequate starved crops. busy woman, keeps getting tele­ Rarabllng-over plains apd through tening to on hla car radio. program were the public speaking Officials in Washington a a I d The first piece of Civil Defense knowland,' the Senate Repub­ ■Donner Pass library service, regardless of the contests and the annual clothing what Dulles learns In his consults- , lican leader, said some additional phone calls after she has started Without giving the newcomer sise of his community. This means. emergency equipment to aid In clipping. While mother gabs, jun­ Taking in alghta. they'll never revue. Joan Fawcett, J8,’ of Bristol tions may decide whether the dis-1 Democrats and Rcpubllcana lined any opportunity to Introduce him­ Miss French said, that public easing the current water shortage ior sits half shorn and frets. forget self. the baseball fan commenced was the winner In the clothing re­ armament talks should continue ; in New Britain, a 1.500-gallon pump pp over the weekend In opposition The other day mother, broached And slab "takei. in" now, and then, libraries, large and small, must vue. with her creation of light blue or rtcess. to any atich amendment. a long, drawnout recitation of the cooperate in the exchange uf books was released from the .State,'s CD thfi tonsorial question and junior you can bet. merits and evils of baseball in gen­ sheath dress made of rayon and The U.S. dlplomaL and his aides Storage «:arehouse in Torrington Predicting defeat of- the amend­ and information, ant that'the con­ acetate. ' kicked up a fuss—those phone And herO'a to the capable co- eral and of his favorite team in came here from talks with Prime' this noon. ment. he told ne'kramen the coali­ pilots. cept of regional and county librar­ Today's schedule, the final day, Minister John Diefenbakei; ’ Of tion of the blll’a supporters h# calls again. particular. The'huge pump wa.s loaded on a This time mom promised there Who help to keep the boya out of ies must be. fully realized. includes dairy, eggs, horse, poulty Canada, one of the participating heads la ready for a vote any time. After falling at several attempts In addition to her new position flaf-:ed trailer truck for trapspo;'- would be no interruptions; father riota. to break through the baseball beu-- ami vegetable judging conteats, NORMAN’S nations in the siibcommittee talks. Knowland disputed contentions with the State aedociation, Miss cherry pie baking, tractor driving Cnnads’s Support ■ tatioo to New Britain where a that if the jury trial provlalon ia would answer all calls and tell the Of course we refer to Oil Hunt rier long enough to aak the man to '^gerinii.a water shortage has forced callers that the Mrs. was busy. and John Perry,______French is also co-chairman of its competition and an afternoon horse Dulles was reported to have re­ defeated it will be more difficult direct him to a particular street in program committee for adult ' « » official hen on .alt, emtside. use 1 TJlH 'a non-slopTiaircut for a 'ITie boya are in good hands, so town, the newcomer asked impa­ show, provided by the state's nu-. • 44S HARTFORD_aO— • . ceived Canada's support for the to get final Senate action on the ------PINE ------change." chirped the boy, and sub­ library services. merous 4-H horse clubs. U.S. prd'posal for mutual aerial o9 water. Houae-paaaed bill. He said that if we don't worry. tiently. "Say, what’s you name, Three persona have been fined mitted to his fate. ^ We've read of the exploits of Mac­ anyway?” inspection of Arctic Zones in ’ there la to be'a southern filibuster HEADQUARTERS for S25 each in New ..Britain's police aginat passage of the bill -wllh PHARMACY intosh Bob, 'Armstrong before I got mar­ Canada and Soviet Russia as one . ‘Glowing* Message Of a fir s t-s ta g e disarmament court for violating‘a city ordinance strong enforcement pi-ovlaiona to m Ceator St— Tel. BO »-fi8U Oh Boy! How those fei.alea sigh ried.” was, the obvious character's IIS covering the .waste of water. and lob. agreement. i Jlaymond F., Ohison deft) 20, enters prison at Brockton. Mass., protect voting rights, he is ready Bolton firemen got their sig­ equally impatient reply. after being booked for the stabbing deaths of two brothers. Fire departnlent pumpers al­ nals. mixed yesterday.in a harm­ Another rambler is Albert Bolia, , Dulles’ arrival' coincided' with I to- meet it. SALES and SERVICE . presentatioilf at the 8-power talks j (AP Wlrephotoi, ready are in use lii eastern Connee- j • On the other aide, Sen. Jackaon PINE LENOX less incident that gave them a Mr. Perry why didn't you hit the Ne Hermit, He ticut bringing water to farms chuckle afterwards. Called to ex­ Acropolis? U ^jcddh and of U.S. proposals for* implement­ (D-Wash) came Out for a jury Watched this fellow driving hla ing Eisenhower's plan for aeriaV I where wells have gone dry. trial amendment "slthuogh he PHARMACY tinguish a -brush fire^on the top And then too. there is Antaldi, 2-year old' Buick along Center St. REFRIGERATORS e Tlie State Fire Chiefs Assn, has i Tom, Inspection zones on both sides of voted against Southern opponents m E. Oeiiter St— MD f-08M of the cliff at Bolton Notch State Monday. It was a pretty- hot day, asked that similar aystem be set up ; of the bill on other phases of the Park; about a dozen men scaled Who didn't even awaken for the W ASHERS e> tRe Iron Curtain. . . . I but every window of that car was The open akiea plan for a check ' Released Offender in western Connecticut. ; battle. Jackaon announced hia' atom bomb., closed—tightly. REPAIRING _ , DRYERS# I on whether any arms reduction or The Civil Defense equipment will stand in a prepared Senate speech F'hil Piheo near came-to a tragic After driving slong behind him i be Aised to pump . wateir 'from C a r Turns Amphibious on Bissell St, in which he said he was unwilling end Reasoniable Prices— 2 Watch Ilfakeni , R,\NGES# control agreement la being falth- for. fouL or five^ blo:^:^, ..X dbtir.^.1. fuUv carried out. - ' ' streams, atjd ponds____ directly______^ onto___ Throwing spray like a speedboat, a motorist plows through hub cap deep water on Biaa4ll St. at to "endanger one civil right to on a cactus, it didn’t bend. thst ha did open a window—itKe* A,..- ju a rd Happened to "uent—just a little, to artout " ~make a flying trip to to i focxIlflWiJrtrtlon. -The equipmei|4.;to.v.4x Aalf • mrt tokJa'lOifl; In lU ahorf;'«Tf^' *R4streat:Nk part in 30 hours of quea- | President Eisenhower to Start Push onl , a*- • a is no appeal . . between the law g bedrooms, livlag-dlnlng room eoriiMnatlon, birch cabinet kitchen, I Lamenzo brothers last Friday. and the means of carrying it. out la formica counter, ceramic tile bath, fnll cellar. 818.000. 737 MAIN ST. Treasury Job declare Connecticut a di«.ater Not atymied was he by Bob F. E. BRAY Ohlaoin was held without bond'by made no "format-atatement but re-'i area, but the President hasn't act­ 'Interposition' and will largely de­ Associate Justice Maurice J. Mur­ lated he forccd'the boya, whom he in Mexican (Juake Baseler's jivaro. feat whatever rights may be left METROPOLITAN HOMES. Inc. 40 YEARS A MANCHESTER JEWELER ed 3'el. Rebel Forces 1038 MAIN 8T. JA t-SUS No more buffalo meat for Dave OPENTO Now in Hands phy In Brockton District Comt. did not know, at knifepoint, to the Apparently this held up peimla- In this bill," Javits said. Murphy•'wrdEred a corttlrtVanc# G>''spot where their bodies were found. d i, i ~ i i 7o /a> ^ HARTTORO, CONN. AD 3-SS78 Smith and Milt Shaw A ^ 8. “ : . . . PoUc. said key. found under the the One of the arguments advsneed It tastes like a buffalo should, I Mexico Cit}-, July 29 iS>i ~ The T-IOIS Elm Ave. She suffered cuts for A jury trial amendment la that Tiie alightl.v built Ohison ia hndlea led to dhlson's arrest Onfe ' Itecauae State CD Director An Omani communique said today woret earthquake in local memory on the arm from broken glass in it would facilitate !pBasag»-of the - wild and raw. Of Anderson o f^ e m fUted hia front d “ r 1 Mulcahy said he was told it, troops of the Snltan*of Muscat and At night when the boys play cards charged with the deaths of John rocked, central Mexico parly her hotel room______bill—that southern’ foes of the bill Logan, 12. and hla'brother. Edward, ASolher due. Chief Wright »«W. ' nlaa.ter^dVlLMVon*>«» Oman and lo.val tribe.amen are^clos- yeaterdit.v, ■killing’, at least 43 per­ The quake hit this capital of or just kabifz ’ a disaster designation. • ing in on Oman yebela. might decide against waging any Washington. July 29 iA«' Robert 11, by atab'jing them repeatedly was the ainiilarity. of the crime to sons, toppling 50 buildings in four million at 2:40 a.m. Sunday, prolonged fight against it. It's '"Swing your partner*’ for ’ ! The communique, issued in Mus­ sending seismograph needles spin­ Earle Selwiu. B. Anderson took on the post of .after marching them at knife point an attack on a. 12-year-old boy in capital and causing millions But OOP leader. Knowland said SccreUry of the Treasury today, into the woods from a public pond. the same park six years ago. Ohl- cat by a spokesman for Sultan j dollars damage. ning. Bounced out of bed or off that if the amendment 1s written Of the "Bregkfaat of Champions,” ICE PLANT OPEN Said Bin Talmur. was released ' Red Croai officials said at least night club bar stools, citizens you have heard ' i a.4sured by President Eisathower Ohison.. w eailng^rsy trpuaera sop was sentenced to Concord Re­ into the bill, there would have to formatory then for assault with In­ Moderates Get here by a British foreign office 20 persons were, missing and up- feared they were in the' midst of But the champion of breakfasts that "yoti''u find her a warm wel­ and gn open-collar light shirt, was be a compromise with the House I Don’t Throw ’em come." hajtdcuffed between two police of- tent to murder. spokesman. It said: ' wards of 500 seriously Injured In a major disaster that would bring;over the final language, ia Kenneth T egg" Bird. WEEKDAYS ~ g A.M. to g P.M. When police took Ohlaon into a huge casualty toll. 1 "W e orobablv would , A,iother big eater ia Bob OeMerz Eisenhower'i remark after the flce:-a huring the lO-minute ar­ "Some tribes are now moving' the quake., which spread damage "We probably would encounter ■^Oalh-taking cerem on^n the cabi­ raignment. He was released from i custodj’ earl.v Sunday at hla home Dramatic Win with the support of the SuRanlg j all the way south to Acapulco, the The city was plunged into dark-1 a filibuater then on the conference I Awoy, Save’em Hn helped out as ballast on all the EVERY MONDAY, thev said they fouhd a Mexican curves. net room of the,|» White House Concord. Refoi maloty only seven * , • ____ jjarcea t(}_aurrGund the rebels In .’PACinc coast feSorL ' ness. Fire engines and ambulances ! report." he said. "If there la a SUNDAYS-8 A.M.to1 P.M. Seemed more a refefeiice to' the "Weeks ago after leiving six years; hunting-knife with an 8-lnch-Wade J1 3 mouhlain places in central Oman.! Officials lald It was a miracle screamed through the rubble- filibuster. I am In favor of having You can get mftny extra miles of lA ri Ruhdberg's tale of uranium for a similar a'ltack on ' anothpr i under hia pillow. It was sent trf I the casualty toll did not go far I soundecT shady difficulties of managing the na­ “Political And military action is strewn streets. Communications % ' -*■.... wear in those shoes if you bring TUESDAY, FRIDAY • CRUSHED ICE tion's finances 'In current times bo.v. I police laboratories for analysis. . ------I now in preparation and will have higher. with the shock areas west of the (OonUnued on Page Nine) I But now all bellrve it, even Dnve .bhlson'i criniiival record shows . Police quoted OhI.son as sa.vlng Following the firat and biggest them to us for repair. Work done Grady. Open Wednesdays • ILOCK ICE than a simple greeting. Buenos Alrea, July 29 (IPi Moil-'rapid results which.will bring the city were cut off and the glided 1 To retiring Secretary George M. he was an'eated for sexual a.saault | he removed the boys' swim trunks shock 30 lesser tremors were reg­ s.vmbol of Mexican independence — while you wait—or while you ; In some souvenir deals they may­ .8 A.M. to i : Noon erate partlea scored a dramatic' whole affair to an end. • IC E C U B E S Humphrey, Elsenhower said; on a 3-.vear-old bo.v in 1949 and----- and , hid them in bushes behlqd a I election victory .yesterday for , "The rebels have now been en- istered in the c a p itA l during the a winged angel crashed down I be were "gj'pped some” shop. ' Open Hiuradaye to 8 P.M. "deorge. now you're just an ex­ was r«lea«ed to his parents' cu s-, billboard a short dlatdfhce from hla , Caretaker President-Pedro Aram -: closed in a small but difficult day but caused relatively 1 i 1 1 1 e from Its 155-fool base. ' In spite of warpinga by Atty. tody. In 1950 he was arrested for home. He led them to the spot yes- ' burir In his drivemountain to reforni area. Ar- Forces now sur­ damage. 1 I Charlie Gipson. bureaucrat." 't'he natlonsl aeismographic ob- BuRetins "Shoe Repairing of the Better Kind for Over 40 Teara.*' Eisenhower held a Bible, on which a briUal sexual attack on a 12- terday and the tnink.s were found. i gentlna'a Constitution.rounding them are reducing the Thlrt.v-two bodig.!iu were taken sarvatory rated the shock in ' At the Los Robles pool in old Monehtstar Anderson placed hla hand, as Judge year-old bov and was sentenced to Police said that after the slaylngj With more than 7*j million area_____ that the rebels hold and are from collapsed buildings in Mexico Sacramento L. T. WOOD CO. Mexico City at seven on the 0 0 1 1 1 the AP Wires . Warren Burger of the U.S Court the reformatory in" 1951. He Was Ohlaon kept an appointment with votes counted, pro-reform parties mak'ng their position more dif- city. Eleven other persons' per­ Mercall scale of 10. The needles The water flight charip was Bob ' 51 BISSELL STREET— PHONE MI 3*1129 of Appeals ABministered the path released June '7 after four years his mother downtown and Friday: he.ld a tv^ to ope lead in the ficult.” ished in the southwestern state of - Now At 23 Oak St. Maisaro. SAVINGS and LOAN went off the dials In recording the •SAMYULYES Bissell Street Runs East Off Main Street to the new cabinet officer. were deducted from hjs 10-year evenipg took a young girl to the, popular ^t f Add appeared headed- jt,, rebels hold an area roughlyGuerrero. Three of these were In areas between this ancient vol­ DA^tAGED PLANE LANDS j To outdo the Atom Bomb, one boy ^Association Anderson. 47. baa been meeting sentence for good briiavlor. movies. i fdi a~ combined ‘‘‘ ' " working majority. "" 25 pv 15 miles and it haa been Acapulco, six in the aUte capital. gnat A Step From Main Street— In Front Of Purnell Parking. I i wai a 'trying* At State Theater Building! canic zone and the Pacific Ocean. AUantlc City. N. J.. July 39 |fP) 1007 Main Street, Manchester with Treasury officials and prep- Reenacts Crline An .autopsy showed that each in a new 205-member COnatituent( en tirely Ctiilpanclngo, and, two in nearby They indicated the resort towa of A military alrptaiif! with 16 per­ Open 7 A.M. to 8 P.M.—Open AU Day Monday. ■ i For shooting of fireworks, was ping for the cabinet post moat of I*olice John Flynn said of the boys suffered five knife; Assembly., Boastful Peroniata auf- rugged mountains towns. wounds ih the stomach. The blade | fered a setback. ' ruggea mounwms^ ___ _ Acapulco. 215 miles south of the sons aboard landed safely at tlw i Mike O'Brien. Noof^ j RotaryT ^owtr HandloT the time since Humphrey an- Ohlaon reenacted" the crime last The president's office said the Naval Air StaUon here today af­ had heed driven Into the bodies with Unofficial calculations thus far. capital, had borne the brunt of the I hope I’Ve nientloned all by name nouncisd May 39 his resignation, night after admitting the doi'ible governor arid chief of the mili­ shock. ter Us distress palls had seat and deed. effective when hia luccessqr was sis.ving. In tlie complicated proportional ( re— ...... 1 representation s.viteni gave the tary zone of the southwest state No one could recall wh'en so Coast Guard boats racing to sea I wouldn't skip anyone, so ‘Hello” ready to take over. ‘ITie bodies of the brothers who (f'ontiniieil nn Page Five) of Michoacan denied reports there severe a quake. had struck this in case It dttohrd. The €134 mili­ Bob Reid. Humphrey. , often called the i pro-refoi-mlsts at least 65 seats to the anti-refoi-mlats 36. The faction were any dead in that area. An ; sprawling netropolls. On the baaia tary Air Transport Service plane King,Tut in his tomb was in the “etrong man" of the Eisenhower News Tidbits earlier report had said there were. of the aelsmographs. Mexico City set down here at 10:31 a.m. af­ midst of a riot WMch TOBO B Best for you? with at least 103 seats will control cabinet. It understood to have the Assembly. .Culled from AI* Wires 72 dead in that state. *H should have been In ruins and ter It Jettisoned cargo at sea. It Compared to 28 Marble Btreet, y ■ -I -. recommended Anderson as hia sue- The casualty reports were b e -' Acapulco almost totally destroyed. iwd radioed that it might *haTe where all ii now quiet. West Bars' Arms Pact Nearly complete popular vote eh—aa right from the worU’t moot oompfoto Hoof ceaiiior, ' - returns gave the moderate parties lieved fairly complete, but author- Loss of life in Mexico City was to ditch In the .Atlantic Ocean But soon the door will again alam Hurqphrey, 67. Is expected to be­ limited because; of the hour. Had because of trouble. and bang 3.922,205 votes to 1.860.302 for Three butchers and. an alleged ’ MONDAY ONLY come board, chairman of the Na­ the anti-reformists. Peronists. had fence aenwed of hijacking $15.0001 still be heard from. - it been in'the early ev'ening. And you'll be around yipping with ■ tional Steel Corjp. He haa. said the called on their followera to vote hundreds would probabljy have nCHTERS WEIGH IN a Western' twang. Blocking United Reich ti-uckload of beef In Clie.ater.' The only foreigner reporled.ln- government should not be run by blandi to give the exiled dictator N. Y. . . . Film actress M e r 1 e I "a s a woman tourist from New York, July 39 (Ah— MEN'S FAMOUS MAKE All the folks back home sure wish "doddering old men" because, a moral victor.v*. He had Ixjasted. Otocron honeymnnn' today with Mrs. Sarah Dorfman. (Continued on Pag« Nine) Hea\-ywelght (.'hamplon Hoyil you the beat •"there'k no future for the Repub- Bt.’i.u, J-ly 29 iJb -The United s-ahoujc from \

Nuclear Shot 12-gaugt shotgun, loaded it and Coventry ^ ^ Taxes Due Thursday Braiinicks Feted I Christ wants to b« tha Lord and Moderates (iet went but to toe street again. master of your Afe. You need a Moved Ahead Silk Town The two men were on opposite Young Folks lEER-WINES Sheinwold on Bridge Property owners who have rudder, a compask, a radio beam On Anniversary aides of toe street. to direct you through the fdg and LIQUORS Dramatic Win Local Youths Top Winners^. not yet paid their taxes were "Here 1 is,” said Lowe. "I got The Baby Has Atomic Test Site, Nev., July 29 reminded today that if they do Ask Security, mjat of life. Christ can give you (.^ l-T od a y 's scheduled nuclear A combined 15th wedding aji- mine.” that direction." 8:00 a.in. to 11:00 p.ni. Notes^ Quotes' ^ GET RID OF HIOH CARD North dealer not pay by Thursday, interest "1 got mine," said Colbert, put- shot, 11th in the current test ser­ In Argentina ■Will be charged. nivcraary and house warming Dlffl(nilt Problem ies. has been postponed until 4:46 WHEN IT BLOCKS YOUR SUIT E.st-\t>.t vulnerable In 4-f/ State Week Program celebration was tepdered Mr. and tli^ a hand In a pocket. Graham Says Takit^ up tha sex problems of f Arthur Drug Storis a.m, (PDT) Tomorrow for tech­ NORTH After Thursday, the Col­ Mrs. Robert F. Brannick Saturday Thereupon, Lowe fired a shotgun youth. Graham aaid he feels 'sorry By Alfred Sheinwold lector'A f Revenue wdll begin Been Named... nical reasons. (CoBtiiied (rem PAge One) A .1 Z Coventry, July 29 (Special)— evening at their recently acquired to the general direction of Col­ for today’s young people because South was glad fb find tha queen V K 7 t ■8>Friday night at the Robertson cha rgin g! per cent interest on New York, July 29 (Ti — Evan The Atomic Energy Commission By EARL YOST Seven local 4-H Club members took School. home, 16 Hemlock St. bert’s legs and fled. About 3:30 seX is thrown at them on ail aides said the weapon, a below nominal tton since Peron's overthrow In ♦ Q » the a:iiount >()f the taxes. The Fifty relatives' and friends from a.m., he went to police headquar­ gelist Billy Graham says young and by newsstands fliled With of dlamqinds in the^ummy, since blue ribbon prizes during the State ,L«gion Plana Dance interest rate 'goes- up per tower shot, wasn’t ready on time. September 1965. dh » S 4 4 Z I this town, Dallas. Tex., New York ters and surrendered ■ Himself to people seek security and "want a what he called obscene literature. otherwise^ the opponents might , \V1-»T EAST 4-H Demonstration Day Friday at The public is invited to a social cent every month>. • maater." He aaya they

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k - r / / ■ ■ ■■I, \ I. P A G E SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. MONDAY, JULY 29, 1957 S i MANCHESTER EVENING HERALp, MANCHESTER;’ CONN. MONDAY, JULY 29, 1957 ifianrl|pfitpr nationi of, tfte free woMd atood by piclon ia that if anybody pays, It PAGE S £ ^ . while Russian tanka crushed the will be the Egyptians themselves. TV Quiz Winner Hehro^ Hungarian revolution was the fear It is all another reason for hot Gas Supply Empty as Plane Columbia Bolton j Bolton PUlU.U5Uli:0 BY n u c that an overt act in behalf of the letUng wars start. There is no Boosts Eam^ing^; Library BJERAU)'nUNTlN Q OO. INC. FRANK'S II Btotll Street rebels might panic the Ruaslane reliable, practical ayatem for LISTEN TO r Haoclweter, ^nn. • into launclilng World War m . making the guilty pay. New Yolrk, July 29 UP»—Robert “ Lands After Record Flight HUls Takes Model Airplane THOM^ r I'JERGUBON Strpm, 11-year-old science whiz, Drought Condition Serious; Mrs. Gotedy WALTBR R FERGUSON But this fear; which the State Lines ANTIQUES “TODAY'^ON WALL STREEF PubUsUsni boosted his TV quiz show winnings Washington, July 2p (A3. — Jef9 TTie Bendix race was one of the 420 LAKE STREET Found in Patch #ouBd«a Oetob«r i. itti Department Indicated it shared to nearly a quarter of a million ace Kenneth D. Chandler won the first events of a celebration mark­ . Postal Exam dollars last night. . The Bronx "I'd like to locate toms novels Farmers Carrying Water Assigned to MONDAY Through FRIDAY, 6:05 PM. 'during the euppression of the Hun­ Bendix Air Race yesterday with a ing the 50th anniversary of the WILL BE CLOSED Bolton, July 20 (Special) — ATCBiAt iCxeepI garian revolt, should not obscure schoolboy Is TV’s top money win­ that might intrigue my 15-year-oId record speed performance — but U.S. Air Force. The celebration is Station WDRC—1360 on Your Dial ijn and BoUdaya. ICnUMrad at Uia Droodles ner. son. He claims he doean't enjoy Hebron, July 29 (Special)—Mrs. Thomas Miner's radio controlled Offica a: 'Mahcfaestcr Coon., aa. the signal dontalned^ In"^ DJilaa’ By ROGER FRICE he almost ran out of fuel at the sponsored 'by the Air Force Assn, WalUr C. Hewitt took the place Columbia. July 29 (Special) -♦president of the Hartford Seminary airplane, lost Ji.ly 17, ha* been od Ctaaa Uaii JAatur. Strom split 964,000 with another reading,' and 1 want to change hla end. until further notice.be- A check on drought conditions' Foundation, who occupied the pul­ Co-Op Staff book. It It a signal that now, more and la scheduled to run for several of acting postmaster William H -- rf* found. SUBSCRIPTION RATIOS Il-year-old, David Junch'en of Sher- mind.” Piloting a Convair F102 Inter­ days. The actual anniversary date cause of sickness and Hills Saturdaya&— at the ■ Post- Office. here, after Saturday's welcomed pit here in the interim between the Payabla tn Adpaaea than ever, the democratic nations rard. 111., when both gave, correct "I'm interested in the Civil War. Bolton, July 29 (Special) —Mrs Miner owner of a Manchester ceptor, Air Force Capt. Chandler ia Aug. 1.1 remodelinff. Mr. Hills, who has held the posi- showers found differences even in Rev. Mr. Wymans nna the Rev. service station, loat the p'-.ne while S h e a r s o n . H a m m i l l $ C o . must hold fast fo their Ideals, that answers to queatioha on electronics W hat. are some good novels that averaged 679 miles an hour In fly­ tion (rf acting postmaster here this small town. Mr. Evans. Ernest Gowdy of North Coventry on CBS-TV’s "The $64,000 Chal­ have it as their theme?" Another feature of the Air Show At the Center, residents esti­ has been engaged by the Co.opera- operating It in South Meadows, Mm W) New YeA SM ) fscOrns* S5*i£SS.::;::: , |7.7» they must further and protect the ing the 620 miles from Chicago's was the Ricks Memorial race which sinc^ the resignation of Mrs. Also Rev. Arthur Sanders, mln- Glastonbury and had been search­ Three Mooths ... >. 3.M lenge." It was the final round of "I intend to be a nurse, and I O’Hsre Field to Andrews Air C ^ n c e E. Porter, April 1, of this mated a one and a half inch rain­ Istre of the Hampden Community tlve Kindergarten and Nursery as f 13 Main Strast, Monchastsr • MHchsll S-ISn ^ e Menu ...... rights of their citizens. their contest. Just love to read . stories about was won by Maj. Peter- R. Philllpy, fall. This has alresdy msde a little Church, Hampden, Mass., present­ teacher for the next achool year. ing for 1| ever since. His search feek.v ...... ••••■•••a Force Base in nearby Maryland. 35, of Pittsburgh. Philllp.v, a year, was in WlllimanUc taking even included going up In a light Sic OepF V .... • ‘:g.01 For, again. If Djilaa is right and The $32,000 Strom won last night nuraea. Is there a Hat of auch Elapsed time of the flight was 64 ''his test, which, it Is expected will green ahow up in the completely' ly director of Camp Asto-Wamah, She has had 10 yeara teaching ex­ the structure of communism .has was In addition to $192,000 he gar­ books?” minutes. 45 H seconds. Pennsylvania Air National Guard brown carpeting of many lawns. and an old friend here: and the perience in puijllc schools. plane in an attempt to locate the nered on another show, CBS-TV pilot, flew a Republic F84F jet make him the permanent post­ model plane which has a 4-foot MJCMBiCR OP sUrted to decay, the peoplea noW Questions like those are daily master. He has no opposition for However, in other sections of Rev. James Keller of Coventry, re­ A meeting of tlie parent mem­ ^ t u b ASSOCUTKD PRJiim "The $64,000 Question,’’ last spring. odcurances in the Mary Cheney and The new Bendix record set by fighter the 2,680 miles from Fres­ town— for Instance in the Chest­ bership of the school will be held wingspan. Tilka Aaaoclatad PKpa la exclutlvtljr Chandler was 13 miles an hour the post. cently returned from Europe, who living in Communist countries will His total is $224,000. Whiton Memorial Libcaries, and the no, Calif., to the Andrews Base at nut Hill srea, about a mile and a is to' be an associate minister in Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the kinder­ The Miners were notified yes­ tatlUea to Cbo uaa oi rapublicatloo of faster than the former mark set Taxes Due terday by an unidentified Glaston; all oewa dlapAtcbea cradit^ to U. or be seeking an alternative form of answer la always "Yes, we have an average speed of 638 miles an Local property owners should half south of the center, Kenneth the Presbyterian Church in the garten rooms at United Methodist iii not otborviao credited In tlila paper ways to help you find the books last year by Maj. Manuel (Pete) hour. The flight took 4 hours, 13 L. Fox, who has a ra(n guage, Church at which Mrs. Gowdy will bury farmer who told them he and aiao tba local bows pabliabed hero. government. By their example, the Fernandez who flew an FlOO from remember that the first InsUll- Bronx, N. Y.. will preach here. Riiried-Food Study you're looking for." minutes, 40 seconds. WATKINS- said he measured just three-tenths . » Ront Race Winners be present to meet the parents. The found the plane In a blackberry kIclUa of repubUcation of special democratic nations can show- them v> Victorville, Calif., to Oklahoma ment of taxes must be paid on or meeting is open to all interested patch about two miles from South YEAR-ROUND AIR CONDITIONING dlapatcbaa heraln ars also reserved. The basic guide la the "Fiction Twelve National Guard flyers before July 31 in order to avoid of an Inch. ’nils week-end sail boat 'race what that alternative should be. Canned foods buried In the CaUlog" of the H. W. Wilson Co., City. Fernandez, formerly of Ap­ Leonard Welt Dry persons and especially those new Meadows. Only minor damage was .\lll ple Valley, Calif., now is stationed started out In the Ricks Race, but WEST payment of interest charges. The winners were: in the chiidren.'s race sarvlca cUtot of N. B. A. Serr- antarctic some 40 j-ears ago will compiled -with the assistance of li­ two dropped out along the waj? Maurice Leonard is out of water —Lightnings, Carole Clementlno, members whose children will be caused to the tail section In She , THERE 18 NO NERD .400, Inc. be brought to the United States at Coral Gablea, Fla. entire tax may be paid at this time entering the school in September. crash. PubllafeMfS Repreaeatattres: The .... brarians who select the titles for Chandler, a 33-year-old Korean There were ‘three sefueling stops instead of the installment, but if from his deep well - which ia quite flrat and Perry, Pederson, second! TO COMPROMISE Juihaa Mathews‘ Spiral SpNBdal Ai^cyAMncy — New r* ~ Assassination In Guatemala ‘MIcp Having a (k>free Klaloh’ for s study of the effect of atomic inclusion through voting. Kept up- Funeral Sanriee unusual. He is busily putting an Bruce Hooper was the only Comet The agenda for the .session will , , „ . I-orlii* Photo Miner is a no'-^lce modil plane Detroit ,and Boston. radioactivity on modern foods. The war veteran from Compton. Calif., but time spent there was not count­ the latter is not paid by Wednes­ also include a discussion and pos­ Shirley Beverly Ross The unsurpassed service and facilities of ' BUREAU o r My colleague, Dr„ Scfiwine, just to-date through supplements, the ed. day the entire amount with inter­ extension bn the pipe which runs sailor. flyer and had built this plane—hla Arbenz, the Cuatemalan presi­ foods will be obtained from the and Duluth, Minn., took on a mini­ Ormond J. IVMt, Dlreetor into it, hoping to reach the low­ sible action on the expansion of the first-last spring. Thinking the Quiah'a are recognized by the famillea of cntcuuATiuNa "Catalog" ■ lists books by author, mum fuel aupply to hold down hla More than 75,000 persons who at­ est win become due when the sec­ In the adult group; Lightnings, Mr. and Mrs. Julius Ross. 22 Manchester and vlcinity~and ar* availabl* dent Colonel Castillo succeeded in made a Nationwide survey con­ Cape Royds, camp built by the title and subject, and notes special 12 East Center 81 ered level of the reservoir.' George Pederson, first and Herb sebopi schedule next year. plane was lo st' beyond , recovery. British expedition of 1908-09 plpne’a weight for the race. He had tended the air show saw two MRohell 9-7196 ond installment is paid. Mrs. F. Weekend Fires Westbourne Parkway, Hartford, at a coat within reach of all. The Herald Prtntlnc Company, loc., driving from office in 1954, was cerning the subject matter of this recommendations.' double recom­ just enough. "firsts.” Elton Post, tax-collector, says that At Ward Rosebrook's home, Englert, second. Miner had begun to build another. ^^^****'*re DOaMd anandal eD,iems areeponeibiUly w^PweMS* tesM s/ lusfor under Sir Ernest Shackleton and where the well is ary, thev have Local firemen have ofterl been He said today the recox’ered ship Urpoarapnieal errore appearins In ad a liberal who' made the mistake of Droodle and after boiling down his mendation, made into movies, and "My engine flamed out fbr lack payments are coming In about as Personal Notes announce the engagement of their • Modern faculties : ' j from Camp Evans, established by suitable for young people. One of these wa.s the first pub­ only-16 lay a hose from it to a called out three days In H row was Valued at about $100. yerueementa and other readins matiB' accepting too much Communist in­ figures (they were .soggy but accu­ of fuel as I taxied down the run­ lic flight of the Ryan X13 VertIJet, u.aiial, but she always expects a Mr. and Mrs. Halsey Natch of to handle grass fires. This week- daughter, Shirley Beverly, to Irwin • Alr-cnnditonlng ia The Manchester EreBins Herald. Capt. Robert Falcon Scott of the The subjuct entries are the most rush during the last .few days. spring about 500 feet into the Hempstead, Long Island, were filtration Into his p/forta at social rate) he discovered that the women British Royal Navy from 1910 to way after the landing," Chandler an experimental plane which takes Alanchester’s Oldest woods ba'ck of their home and the end however, a series of fires be­ Lawrence Brown, eon of Mr. and, William P. Qulsh of America arc spending over 10 191,3. . useful to the public. Their wide said. Off and lands vertlcall,y. Bosses In week-end visitors to his sister, gan Friday,Wlth a brush fire at Raymond T. Qulsh Dlapiajr aaTartlSInf closina bourai and economic reform in hla coun­ range can be guessed from these with Finest Facllltlei Lt. <3ol. and Mrs. Marvin Ross, water flows down, unaided. Mias Jean Natsch, Orchard Hill, Mrs. Philip M. Brown, 30 Fairfield i Tomorrow F or Monday—1 p.m. Friday. Billion hours'a year Coffee Klatch- He estimated his plane flew fas­ The Other was the first public Off-Street Parking As for springs - the low land Bolton Notch, but the category St. ' 2 Tnanday—1 p.aL Monday. try. For that mistake, culminated Ing. Isn't that starting anew ? To a samples: actors, adolescence, Afri­ ter than the speed of sound for well known people here, are at The Columbia Lake. switched to vehicle fires on Satur Breakfast Special Ml 3-5940 For Wadnaeday—1 p. eaT ueaday. Colorado's first sugar factory ca. aristocracy, Bublical, brothers flight of the Republic F105 super­ Established 1874 which Ilea down through the cen­ • The Rev. and Mrs. Henry G. Ham, One Egg Any Style, by his .uilllngnesa to purchase Coffee Manufacturer these statis­ “sbout half the way." The speed sonic fighter-bomber. The Fi05 Hague, Netherlands, where the for­ day and Sunday. Miss Ross is a studertt at Temple For Auryday—1 p. m. Wedneaday. was esUbllshed In .Grand Junc­ ajid sisters, cheerful stories, Eng­ mer is sUtloned at the American ter of the town parallel with Rt. VVyman, who have spent several WF ButteredButtered Toast—'' Toast—'333 3 J - For Friday—1 p. m. Tburaday. Communist arms abroad, he paid tics are money In the bank, but to of sound ranges from 670 miles an Thunderchief is described ' by Tts The department was called out University School pf Oral Hygiene. F » . flatmidaT—1 n. as. It«day. tion in 1899. Sugar beets are one lish in Ind'a. Impersonations, mar­ Embassy. Mrs. Ross is the former 87 from Holmes corner to Rt. 6A, day* with Mr. and Mrs. Philip Her fiance attends Hillyer College 3 with the loss of his power, with the average husband this informa­ one .of Colorado's main crops. hour above 35,000 feet to 760 miles manufacturer aa the wntld'a most I is completely dry. Roaebrooks, at 8:55 p.m. Saturday when a ^ O assm ad da^dlUM; 10;SU a m. aa—. tion simply means undarned socks, riage problema. an hour at sea level. Miss Yolanda Barrasao of Gilead, Isham, were supper guests at. dif­ heated emergency brake..Hroke into and Is associated with U Rosa and ^ y of tiUbi'eaUnD azeapi Saturday — the United States at leaat cheerihg powerful flghter-l)on\bcr. I daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph who baa blown three water'holes ferent friends homes during their Sons rArthur Druf Stores 1 2 2 5 M A IN ST. 9 B Bl. buttonless shlvtSi and cold cuts for on Irving Lohr's property, in order flames on a car .owned by John Vli nil » , I oh the Bidelinea while Castillo's Barrasao. stay here. They left today for •Terseck of Newington while It was dinner. Dr. Schwine claims there's tm m m d m to get water for stock, said only Maine where Mrs. Wyman and their Monday, July 29 revolution went on to success. nothing to be dbne about it because mmm mmmMum: m .m itmmw Mr. and Mrs. Albert B. Blllafd being' driven on Tolland Rd. who are also- In the Netherlands, one apparently hit one of the daughter Susan will remain for the At 12:30 p.m. yeaterday, an old Castillo, in his turn, was pledged women have been Coffee Klatc'h- many springs said to be there, and balance of their months vacation. 9 where Mr. Blllard Is on business car being started by residents of to democracy, but made the mis- Ing for thousands of years and will it provides enough for the present The Rev. Mr. Wyman will return The Voice Of D jilu probably continue to Coffee Klatch for Pratt and Whitney, were en the Silversteih trailer camp back­ take—perhopa reallsUcally urgent tertained at dinner by Lt. Col. for the stock pastured there. later in the week to preach .Sunday. fired and set fire to surrounding From a prison cell In Tugoslavia for thousands more. It certainly la DURING THIS Aa for -this area, one old timer under the condlUona in his coun- hard to believe that a Country of and M rs Rosa recently. said he could not remember the hay and itself. The car was located there la being hsard tha voice ol try—of repressing not only the Jt seems an odd coincidence that During the nbsence of the regular in a haylot owned by the Silver men who split the Atom and built and time one could walk through this correspondent, news items mny ^ a former official of that state fore­ Communists, but of harrowing SALE both these local families should be stein on Cider Mill Rd.. the Hydrogen Bomb can’t solve the in that region at the lame time, swamp without getting his feet telephoned to ACnilemy 8-StS.3. No seriou damage was reported casting the doom of communlapi. down the freedoms of all politipal Coffee Klatch problem. FRIDAY NIGHTS wet. and should meet and talk o v e r in either case. th e voice belongs to Mllovan dissenters. That he was making doings of the old home town. Mrs. The Ten Mile River in the Cheat- i r / l , WlthilrawB from Slate Djilaa, former Yugoslav'vice preai. what seemed sincere progress in Billard U the former Miss Marie not Hill area is now practically'— - ^ Richard Fowler, Republican bone dry. Some few springs leave 4ent, who was imprisoned for hla good directions was conceded by A Thou^t for Today Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs nominee on the Democratic slate an' occasional water hole where for grand jurbr, has asked that his oulBpoken criUcisme of the Tito moat outside observers. Inside Edward A. Smith. Drought Causes Sponsored by the Manchester Mrs. Roas’ parents, Mr. and stock pastured there can drink, but name be withdrawn from the bal- regime. He Is haliig heard through OuBtSmala, however them was Council of Chnrchen ' Mrs. Barraaso, plan to viiit their it ia BO sUgnant, Fox said, that Curbs on Water the pages of a book that was eoaslderablc political unreit which son-in-law and daughter In The they scorn it. GOF, nominated by the Democrats smuggled out of Yugoslavia, before was not Communist, and whfeh re­ Be Happy T ra d itio n Vs. M o d e r n ? Netherlands some time during Au­ Fox. who has 50 head of stock, in caucus last Tuesday, to decline is feeding regular winter hay to Ellington, July 29 (Special) — to run. hla Brreat la»t fan, for publlcaUon garded him as a dictator. Life ia too short to be sad in gust. Due to the long dry spell the To carry a grouch or be mad in. New Arrival them. They are watered mostly at Julius Strong, named by the here. either as an act of Cbmmunist ’TIs time to be happy and glad In, well of the Ellington Water Co. Word has been received of the the barn where a deep well also Is low and Edward F. (Tharter Democrats aa candidate for first In the book, which contains prob- rsvsnge, which la how the Guate­ So let us be friends and 1^ Compare Items at Watkins birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. supplies the house. selectman, and Clifford Stephens, happy! advisea patrons that water must nominated to run for the Board of Bbly the most devastating attack malan police label it, or as an act John Page of Wall St. Friday at His fields, however, are ao bilrnl not be used only as a necesasity. of naUva protest against the c'on- the Windham Community Memo­ that he plans to plow them under Finance, made similar requests OB communism evar to come from Friends are too scarce to be sore In many places where there are last week. hahind the Iron Curtain, Djilaa Unued lack of political freedoms. rial Hospital. and if we get any rain at all, he will cattle and poultry and the water at , Trip Begim plant rye in hopes of having a green Voter Sessions Upcoming turns Mandat iriiUosophy upside CssUllo has been assaasihated. • To gloom and to glower, and to Semi-Annual Sale aupply is gone, the volunteer Fire The Board for- Admission of roar at, The young parlahiohera of St. crop to put Ih his silo to supple­ Department will haul v/ater to down to assert that communism “Hie imm^ate practical reac- Peter’s Episcopal Church started ment-tha hay Which is rapidly be­ Electors has announced it will hold 11on4n tills country Is one of re- They're made to be love« eMde of ------"swore at," osLuraaySaturday Blat a5 a mm. on the Lake ing teafed out. , carries 408 gslloni - ^ Kaplgrt, with 70 Head, la doing] Ernest Mever for .Vi,.■ a"*".' againstafiTMl-naf thefk;. first strong-a___ political__ sfyles, woods, coverings . . for every room You pick the cover Grange Notes the same with feeding and water Love is the store we should lay in. The Grange will hold only one ing. He has corn coming along, Warrantee detfds filed at the .In this ^Xsive- ia -the'coin we should pay in the home. Makes choosing easy! meeting during-the month of Aug­ which though not anywhere near Town Clerk's office include: hemisphere has me“t a tragic md. ust. This will take place August Persons who hav* reached legal regime ia "a form of latent civil 'In, its. usual height, he feels will ma Evelyn and Irwin Goodwin of voting age or new rMidents who war between the government and The relief la that, whatever the lA)ve is the language to pray in 6. at-GUsad-Community Hail; The ture- to-*o put-hr the-ailo; Hartford- to F-Fanets -and-BHizabeth Lawsons 1 7 9 ’^ principal feature of the program hav« 11vrd-ln th e -ita tr'a n s ia t one the people." motivation and Identity of the as- So flu up with love and be Chicken Fanneni Well Off Warn of .Hartford, property at year and in town, for six months ' happy! will be "Music." The many poiiltiy farmers In Crystal Lake; Werner KunzH and The book is expected to have a ■aaaln; the act was apparently no Miss Betty Minor and Mrs will be eligible to be made voters part of any organized plot, and Is town, for the most i>art, have eith­ Stephen Ketcham of Tolland ta at the sessions. profound effect on the Communist Reg. $229.00. Probably no other .sofa .style ha« George Borsotll will be co-chair­ er deep wells or are situated on or James A. McCarthy of Manches­ apparently not being followed by men of the refreshment committee. A special session will be held world, parUcularly on those dls- held .such an all-time popularity record as the near a stream or pond so they are ter, three pieces of land with Im­ the Saturday before election, It is •ny Communist effort to regain a Trip Planned not too bsdly pressed for wate-. provements in the subdivision of ^denta who are searching for an- Law.son. Now we’ve dressed it in document prints The Women’s Club it planning to limited to those who have ful ■wera to ideological questions, for foothold in Guatemala. One yopng farmer, Leonard Rob­ Kiinzll and Ketcham on Windsor- filled the requirements in the 77>is excuses us, for the Ume be­ and box-pleated base to go with Earlv American go on an outing at the Ivoryton inson, with approximately 18 acres vilie Rd.; Rudolph A. MoSer to while Djilaa says many of the .Summer Playhouse. Aug. 7. 'They period between Sept 14 and _ the ing at leaat, from any need for new wood pieces. Foam cu.shioned for 20th Century of silage corn, situated on Post the Rockviilil Water and Aqueduct date of the election. things that have been sal(l by more luxury and made in the cover you select! will see the play "Harvey,” with Hill, is struggling to get It grow- Co. of Vernon, right to enter land interference In the Internal affairs Art Carney starring. The members Meetings Tonight conventional anU-qommtmista, he Proven! Ing. He has borrowed a p(Jmp from to Install, maintain, repair and TTie Zoning Board of Appeals goes further, striking at the root of the country. In 1954, we broke will sl.so stop for a shore dinner the Voluntee^lrire Department replace lines of pipe to supply following the play. This sort of out­ (ZBA) has scheduled a public causes of troubles now plaguing our supposed modern rule against I which he uses to bring water to his water to buildings In subdivision hearing at 8 o'clock tonight at t Interference In the politic* of our i Reg. $99.50 for a wing ing is an alinual affair for the club. crops. of Rudolph Moser." „ Coinmuntty Hall. A request for a ^ ipany East European coiuitries. DYNAMIC Condlflons at The Center Chester C. Blon!arz to Bergson. He says that the Conununlst "good neighbors," doing so with i chair with tufted back Slanehroter Evening Herald He variance from zoning regulations the specisl excuse that the Com- ! Saturday’s rain v'aa especially Co. of Vernon, two adjoining will be presented by Arthur and ruling class la an exploiting class and foam cushion. Im­ bron correspondent Miss Susan welcomed here. However, this was parcels of. land near the old Irene Kehl of Clark ltd. who want that "InstlncUvely feels that na­ munlst peril jusUfled i t Not even i INSURANCE mediate delivery in docu­ Pendleton, telephone AOademy not one pf the places that got the Windermere Canal and Hockanum to build a garage closer to prop­ tional goods are, in fact, its propr that juatlficatlon, however, wiped ' mentary prints; 8-3464. full befiefit of the rain. River; Leon and Martha Schneider erty. aide lines than the regula-; •rty and that even the terms 'So­ out the basic uneaslnes-s of other Means At the Cehter, Donald Tuttle, of Ellington property on Winder- tiona permit. “ PSSSSTI The information we’ re Choice of cover# who raises qtuintUles of sweet mere Avenue. cialist,' 'socbil,' and 'atate' prop­ hemisphere countries over the Better Protection WATKINS Price of Aluminum The Board of Education will showing of our hand, and if we arc corn .for sale, has been watering Also ’ Natic Hon>es, Inc., of hold^ita regular meetings tonight arty denote a legal fiction.’’ I with a tank tnick since June. TTie Hartford to Joseph R. and Martha St the Elemeptary School at 8 now excused from the need for any i • But then he goes on to say that LoBonne-Silverstein Wing Sofas 2 5 9 * ^ Up Penny a Pound truck, used through the courtesy Marie Falcone of New York, City o'clock. "Every real demand for freedom in new cloak and dagger operations | SEMI-ANNUAL of Mrs. Harry Jones, 1* taken to property on High Ridge Rd., sub­ after is in the YELLOW PAGES!" communism, the kind of demand that la a relief in the midst of i Associates (Continued from Page One) the lake where the 1,000 gallpn division of Natic Homes. Mancbfetcr Evening Herald tragedy. But let us stand ready to ! Reg. $319.00. The protecting wings of an tank is filled by pump and taken A quitclaim dee_ was filed by Bolton correspondent, ■ Doris M. that hits at the substance of com- Anierican wing chair' inspired this sofa. HOME FURNISHING agreement.. covering hourly-paid back to the garden, where It is Ellington Water Co., to John and D’ltalla telephone Mitchell 8-6545. muntam, boils down to a demand aaalst and encourage the new ' M I3.1V55 employes, Alcoa will place in effect attached to about 800 feet, of Ir- Lena Luginbuhl for 'title and No doubt about it — they’ve got the facts! service fast, easy and sure. And it’s good buii* leadership in Guatemala toward It ha.s .soft-as-down foam cushions; comes for bringing material and property on Aug. I wage and employe ben­ Hffatlon hose laid down through claim to a right of way conveyed Nowadays you can find just about anything in ness for them . . . brings in more customsri, that quiet'kind of Vevolutlon which covered as you want i t ! efit provisions which it says will the rows., ^ to Francis Charter by Frederick Charge' relations in accord with what the A.. Fberson In 1894. Your ' the Yellow Pages. Alert Connecticut business­ bigger sales. . ^law provide*." And in thU there is what the country really needs— amount to 21 ce'ijt per man hour. The hours of hard work, with Fiescrlptl'ins a revolution of gradualist eco­ Part of this cost, a 3-cent coat-of-. which others In the family have men make sure their Yellow Page ads give Here’s typical ad information found in th«. are echoea of the Poznan "Bread ‘•THE FIRST STEP SALE living adjustment, has been in ef- helped, la bringing reaulta. How­ Manchester Evening Herald llete nomic reform and extension of po­ complete information. That’s a real convenience Yellow Pages. .See how much you can learn in and Freedom" riot* and the Hun­ TOWARD A CURE IS .. feet since Feb. 1. ever nature hinders in another Elliiypton correspondent M.-s. G. PINE PHARMACY garian revolt'. litical freedom and privilege. Alcoa aaid wage increases for way. Hundreds of ears of corn are F. Berr, telephone TReroont 5-9313. for you . . . makes looking for a product or a jiffy about this particular business: TO KNOW WHAT t h e salaried-empldyea, coats f6r pur- stripped down and the ears eaten 664 Center 8 t —Ml 9-9814 Perhaps the most damning ln-‘ DISEASE IS” ch es materials, transportation Into, by some animal. Squirrels BOY STRANGLED ON CHAIN dlcUnent by the Djilaa book is its The Guilty Dpn’t Pay * > ! anon8 are blamed for the Job, Nee, 17 strangled to death Satur jyorted split on tMh question of re­ Re.search. scientists have) ed in document prints and Iwx pleat,s dynamic forces civilization has judging from foot prints. day night on a hoist chain at _ turning to Germany and Japan as- now perfected so.me chemi. to fit into your Early American pic­ Churches Honor So, the men go on dra#ing Service station whete he worked aver known, i* now played out in­ Mts aeized id this coiintry during cal re-agents that enable) ture. Immediate delivery. water from the lake. A small boy, as a part-time summer employe tellectually and apiritunlly. World War II. But It can be as­ physicians to make a posi-[ Charles Sheldon who watches it be'ng taken away The acting medical examiner ruled RELIABLE He picturea the present leader­ truck-load after truck-load asks It was an accident.. Nee was vice sumed that the some $300,000,000 j Itive diagnosis of certain dis- “Aren’t you afraid you will drain president of the senior class at ship of the communist world as be- involved will be returned, and not ■ jeases. Often the Cause of a Topeka. Kan. (P)—A centennlil celebration of the birth of Dr. it dry?" The water level is low Loomis Preparatory School, Wind Ing "tired of doginatic purges and merely because the SUte D epart-' sickness still has to be de- but we think this won’t happen. sor. • AnRACTIVE training aessiona.''.'The heroli’era Charlea M. Sheldon, author of "In ment. at the moment, wants to help j jtermined by skillfully eltmi- His Steps" is being held this year Evaiis Away. of communism." he continues, "la Chancellor Adenauer win the VVest nating what it cannot be. in mjuiy churched around the The Rev. and Mrs. aporg* K. , past. The epoch of Us gi-eat leaders German elections in September, in jSometimes more than one) World. Evans and son,. George Jr., left i RANGE Dr. Sheldon wrote the celebrated for a month-long vacation whiidt & COOPERATIVE has'ended. T he epoch of practical which such a success for his -fre-i visit is nece.'csary to acoom.f they will spend mostly with th e ir' men haa set Irt, The new' class has qpent pleas to us might be a help, j plish this. International best-seller whHe min­ parents - In Pennsylvania. During r'UEL OIL Home for a been created. It is at the height ister of Central Congregational his absence the Rev. Mr. .Evans This prospect contin\iea our edu-j , To impatiently rush from) Church here In Topeka^ More than GASOLINE VARIETY Of SERVICES of Its power and wealth, but ft’Is cation about the institution of war. one .physician to another is 30 million copies have been sold. lias arranged for the R tv . Wllllard growing family the Thomen of the Andover Congrega­ Without’new ideas. It has nothing prime leason being that thej unwise. You can usually Big he-man’s chair'in a plastic A great- humaniUrian, Dr. Shel­ tional Church .to handle any emer­ Your more to sell the people.” Ottomans don believed In sharing American primitive historical habit of levying! |get well much more quickly) that looks and feels like ex­ gencies. property Insurance Djlla* fa hopeful,r ----a of tribute the eventual upon the defeated party; if after choo.sing your phy-j pensive kid leather ! Red, sand", surplus w i^ the needy overseas. Gpest ministers who will preach BANTLY OIL BRAND NAMES In 1900 he was instrumental in while he is away are the Rev. Henfy coverage freedom of Communist countries, doesn’t work any more siciah, you give him the] olive or ginger. Regularlv raising $I00.poo dollars to relieve INC. G. Wyman, minister of the Con­ should grew, $oo ^ d he bases this hope on w hat Aftcf A^orld War I, the yietews $105.00. 2995 a famine In India! ' !M M \l\ ‘•lf(l:i.| nKes.sary time to find out) gregational Church in North Dim- might be called a looking-glaas insisted upon reparations. TTtey He died here at 88, still trying CONVENIENT I what Is wrong, .so that he) stead, Ohio, formerly minister of tel MIrchcll 9 4595 The more you add to the re d in g of Marxism. Marx had pre­ wound up, in reality, paying these |can help you most. to. provide comfort for the suffer­ this church; Dr. Russell H. Staf­ ing. ford of Columbia and Hartford, value of your home, the dicted that industrialization of reparations to themselves. Sw^pt-wing sectionals ROCKVILLE TR 5-3271 more you stand to lose if After World War II, they tried ' • ■tates would breed communism by you’re not adequately SPECIAL SERVICE' ; to be wiser. They would not, they YOUR PHYSICIAN fostering the growth end con- insured against fire aa:d Sclotisness of a working class. decided,------m - tty the impossible. In CAN PHONE each unit 9 9 ’^ otiier disasters. Make sure Djilas, however, says that demanding reparations Mitchell 3-539)1 • your protection keeps pace industrialisation of Communist i defeated aggreasora, they WHEN YOU NEED with the growth of your countries—which he cites as com- j '*^°“’** merely take, instead, the'as- A MEDICINE With the Semi-Annual Sale we present for the first time a I home. Call on ut for a munism’s one real accomplishment i seized during the • new collection of popular-priced modern upholsteries property insiirancs check­ —has.provided the basis for a freer I *'"* 8*y« Pick up your prescrip- REVLYN up.., today. at .sale sayings! All have foam seat cushions and are cov­ I society. He writes, "Thus, wh>l« ' *’*‘^*'’ jtion if shopping near lis, or ered to order m a choice of metaHic-thread textured fabrics. dress shop jlet us deliver promptly That’s the kind of complete bringing,about the most csmiJlilte i to make Y® a sectional sofa (each unit regularly I despotism, the Communist revolu-t’>-® .**^*’’^***”'^ damage' I without extra charge. A information you’ll find in the Yellow tion has also created the basis for ^ World jgreat many jieople entrust sizes matching arm chair of conventional the abolition of despoUam." jus with the responsibility I VACATION-CLOSING SALE Pages of your own phone book. They’re a convenient guide In all of this, there seems to be i lT . I of filling their prcscrip- a substantiation of whst .Secretary Itions. May we compound to all products and services in your community. Save yourself time [vours? ALL SKETCHES ARE FROM STOCK [Bntire Stock . $ 3. 0() >° $ 8.00 and trouble and doubt — find things fast in the Yellow Pages! ^ o . to the effect that Communism j tJons ha. aceompHshed and fi- i. a ' ^..Ing’’ tbtog. But in this. the reopening of the Suez Every piece shown har I Drastically Reduced toriginoiiyupto$ . ) i also the "orid has grounds Canal, wiihout^y advance effort . ' Many Samplra—Oiut of 22a Kind98 | r^MR..BUSINESSMAN:- Find It Fast for fear a . well as hope. to determine who really should be Reg. $229.00 and every sofa has foam-latex foam Latest cushions! In Tha. For if Djilaa 1* right, if (he responsible. ' Britain and .Egypt .seat cushioijs; every piece covered to order I NOTE: We wiH be closed for vacation from Aug. 3rd thru Aug. 12th. Reopening laiyp o f communism is burning low. WMcftiis lues., Aug. 13th. All summer dresses must go .to make room‘for the new fall stock Mah4»it easy for customers to find you and learn about yoii. "Y o llo w Pag« s’* have each'aeized easels belonging Prescription Pharmacy in a ch()ice of textures, highlighted with And plan your Yellow Page advertising with care. One of our tha leaders of that movement might to the other, which they may swap metallic threads. Chairs reg. $123 00 which we will buy in New York during our vacation week. Tel. aoa their last desperate chance for 901 Main Street I MI 3-1126 representatives will be glad to help — without charge. Just back again after negotiation. But I . Summer Hours: Tues. thru Fri. 10:00 A.M.-5:00 P.M. preserviiiig Uidr Communist state as for the damage done to Egyptian . *A Latin proverb call the telephone business office.. as lying in a mad gambW on a third I Tues. (jhru Fri, Nights 7:(H)-9:()0 P.hL. Closed Sat, and Mon. 175 East ciUes by Brittah and French bomb­ (author -unknown) Center St. ssac. Tbs primary reason th* ing and arUIJery attack, the sus- Copyright 1967 (6W3) Chairs 97*®® ' At The Green-Corner Woodbridge and Middle Turnpike East OF MANCHESTER THE SOUTHERN NEVI EN6LRND TELEPHONE COjRPRNy • r , PAGE EIGHT UANUHESTEB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, J4TONDAY, JULY 29. 1957 BUGS BUNNY MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, MONDAY, JULY, 29, 1957 RAGE NINE Ted ColHna defines a fadv as | Hint to young men; The stork PONT GO HEY. SYLVESTER. PI something that goes In one era and / is the bird with the biggest bill, K3 iWflV. iCVS. MOULD Y4 MIND Sense and Nonsense out the other. | . ___ Gasoline Price Dropping I'LU AWE AAOl^lN' OVER * H i.sn't failing into the ' water BOOM EEB Answer to Previous Funis 43 Killed, 500Hurt Gheney, Union Agree A STOOL? If thine enemy wrong thee, buy ! that drowns a man. It's staying Local drivers will soon enjoy A Colorado ]iidg:e,' aftar hearing Kipling, and used to quote from each of his children a drum. there. Long and Shorf of It _____ > a decrease in gas prices in some Viz thouaanda of divorce caaea, oflera "The Ballad of Bast and West' I J';.- of the area's filling stations. M NfTT the followinir "Ten Command- Oh, Bast Is Beast, and West Is The price per gallon is de­ menta" for married people; ACROSS DOWN On Union Shop Pact VERY West, and never the twain C A R N lV jM - BY DICK TURNER In Mexican Quake creasing from 23.9 for most WELL.l 1. Avoid the flrat quarrel. shall meet.’ 1 Short haircut I Singing voice rcg'ular gases to 21.9. The low-' 3 Molding SIRE!* 2. Don't ar|(ue, nag, or And fault. Till E'rth and' Sky stand present­ 4 It’s a long one ered prices are the result of a 3. Let there be no boaa rule in ly at that hsi no 3 Cork A new work contract providing.tof toe lociU firm after LaFrapee (ContinuMl from Page One) ■help. The lights went out, the nWir.^ gasoline price war in the Hart­ for a union shop and a 6-cent mint Industries. Inc., of which he la the'houae. Gods great Judgment seat. luming lubititutc plumbing failed, and a big crack ford area. • Taking s long 4 Fine cotton mum wage increase has been chairman of the board, purchased 4. "Oura" and- not "mine" ahould But there Is neither East nor been cru.shed In the jammed movie widened down one outside wall. * Many local dealers are initi­ West. Border nor Breed nor time thread sgre'ed upon by Local 63. Textile Cheney Bros, last year. be. the home poaaeaaive pronoun. theaters and night apoti. By day. At first It seemed the hotel ating the decrease this after­ Workers Union of America. AFL- 5. Confine your tntimactea to Birth. 12 Long, long 5 Hurt The union shop provision in the S A ihbrter might have to be emptied. But noon and more ars expected t o CIO. and (Jlieney Bros. new contract replaces a "mainten­ youraelvea; don't ahare them with When two strong men come face falling masonry and aplintered 13 Chflls diitance away normal service was restored and follow' within the next few days. The new contract, unlike previ­ ance of metnberehlp” agreement in your aoclal frlenda. to face, though they come from glass would have Injured thou-, the litter cleaned up enough to 14 Wetry 7 Suffix 23Coddeia 40 Heathen One local dealer reported that ous pacts that have run for five the 6-ycar pact expiring July 31, #. Don't live with your in-lawa. the ends of the arth. t Guide sands ,along the streets. permit 80 per cent odcupant !>)• to­ he is losing money on gas sales years, covers only a 9-month No matter how humble, have a 15 Place 2S danger 41 Warmly Under a union shop provision, g S Italian colni 27 Decide 42 Mineral . AcaptUco’a Jammed touriat ho­ night. Managing director Warren because many of hia customers period from Aug, 1 to April 30. new worker not already a member home of your own. IS Broken. tels largely escaped heavy dam­ Broglie estimated repairs would OKAY, WHAT'LL VA MA/Ef Honey — Am 1 too late for the IS Pioneer ‘lORuisitn city 2S Notion springi are'taking advantage of the re­ 1858. The contract covers about of the union must join within -30 7. A little love and affection, aa carbage collection T 11 Eipotiiei 29 Pea conlalnen 43 Medley age. but the tropical boulevards cost about 380,000, mostly in re- duced rates In Hartford. 260 workers at Cheney Bros. ■ yoii uaed to diaplay' during your 20 Fifhlnt gear days of his hiring date. This was Garbage Collector — No ma'am 17 Photogra- 31 Remove from 44 Pedestal part and twisting streets were littered .decorating.. However, moat of tlje terms in not required under the maintenance courtship days, will prevent many just climb on the truck. . (pl.) pher'i Hand . power 46 Fullncis with glass and mortar. Other building did not fare so the present contract, including a B06SVS petty quarrels. 31 Faliehood of membership provision, which It Long or abort S3 Measure (suffix) Chilpanringo, a town of 9,000, well, A 14-story structure housing no-atr!ke agreement, have been fe- merely enabled the union to. hold 22 Prince of suffered the worst blow outside PIER 8. Husbands must keep in mind At a ceremony In the Bririceton Perils diirationi S3 Long-haired 47 First man the Canadian embassy and former tained. those members it had. CAFE th^t running the household ia a University Chapel, an old . lady 24 Pronoun 23 Specki honewoman. 43 Selnet Mexico City,,Half Its homes were New Yark Mayqr WiJIlam O’Dwy- Pyovlsiona of the new pact were Minimum op to tl.t t tough, tiresome, and tedious job. buttonholed an usher and com­ ; 28 Uphold 24 Very (Fr.) Lady — SO Tipey (Scot.) damaged, many of them beyond er’a law offices was so badly Shak­ Dulles O ff announced today at a press con­ The 6-cent hike in minimum Be ronaider^ate and overlook the repair. One of the state capital's II manded, "Be sure you get me a 27 Immene en Its tenants were not permitted ference called by union and man­ wage raises that pay from 31.15 to wife's "nerves." seat up front; young man. I un­ 30 Go back 1 r r k I r r " r r r II leading hotels fell apart. Its pro­ to visit their premises.. Engineers’ agement. Present for toe company 31.21 per hour. Company officials ft. Keep respect for each other. derstand they've always had 32 Ohio elly prietor died In the ruins. - reports were awaited to determine To Rescue were John G. Robinson, general said it would not affect toe general When respect goes, love vanishes. trouble with the agnostics in this 34 Expunger B 5 ■. H ■ Nerves of foreign visitors Buf­ whether it could be reoccupled. ' manger -and, treasurer; John J. plant average, which ia 31.74. 10. Protect the home with love chapel!" 3.4 Reviled fered considerably. Mexico Cit.v's Apartment buildings and sky­ '■^rvlnl, manager of manufactur­ The new .contract also provides Insurance by having da many 35 F.netvale K 14 b ! Paseo de Reforma was crowded in scrapers in much of the downtown ing; and 'Victor Davies, personnel for a reopening of talka after Dec. children as you. can afford. , He — 37 Swine the chill dawn with hotel evacuees area were under examination tO Arms Talk director. 1 on wages and fringe benefits. The I'm drinking to forget. . 1 If B Paton to Retire Him - - Forget what’ 30 Beverage* ^ • W' shivering In their night clothes. determine their safety. Newspa­ reopening la subject to arbitration Matthew Paton. president, and Franklin Delano Roosevelt, like He - 40 Horiebtck li In the new J7 million, 400-room pers quickly cams out with de­ in the <”.'»nt e'toer side baPts. The hangover I'hl going game s s Continental Hilton Hotel, guests (ConUnped from Page ^ne) Tude Vince, secretary, of Imcal 63. President Taft, favored Rudyard to have tomorrow. rr mands, for, stricter building code In addition, toe new contract T-ff 41 That girl'i . trapped behind jammed doors in controls to avert a similar condl represented toe union. libcrjaltzes the payment of holiday 42 Carbonated 1“ The uneasy state of affairs In MR. TWEEDY the plush buildings yielded for tion In the future. In a Joint statement they issued and vacation pay to employes it'ho BY NED RIDDLE drlnki BP i r s the Middle East • — highlighted at toe conference, they said that are on lay-off, who retire, who T-l» OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE 43 Hotel . i c i by Britain's action In helping the both sides agreed to limit the life are out ill or who have died at the attendant BP w> B Rockville I pro-BritLsh Sultan of Muscat and of the contract to nine months in time these. payments are mads. 43 Word-itetler ip . ; Oman stamp out a rebellion —may view of the impending retirement According to the union-manage­ YOU _. ESAutoYSTsiLDiD' 51 Flih fl 1 I also enme up In Dulles’ .talks with /' > You f ' early next year of Paton as pres­ ment statement, the union . had CgNTTSLLfesVOL) ‘ LUICURY PALL9 0(NM,Y 52 Opera by 'Macmillan and Lloyd, observera ident of the Local. r n i PJ?EF£C OL)« CORN . , „_WALtC£D Verdi P 1 considered making other demands SIMPLE SOUL.'—AT 1 City Court Session Lengthy; . said. Paton, who. ha.s headed toe Lo­ but had decided"It would be in Po n e com pany IN >t>UR 6 LBBP h e ar t 1 AM A Ho m e - 53 Wicked 8 B i1 I U.S. officials sajd, however, the cal since 1954 and had been Us the best interests of the employe* to T h e d o o s le OVER TO THIS *PUM MAN--. Better SA-Burmeie 11 r r LEAkY LEAN- main purpo.se for the trip was a vice preaiijent for 14 years before to defer them" after reviewing pie Ne c ta r * y o u A CRUST OP b r e a d .SI. wm- v.ft. fm. ctt. . wood iprite i need to designate proposed zones 55 In a ihort B- R Automobile Cases Ton List that, said URRty he plana to retire company's financial statement, t \NERE INMALINS TOIP YOO'(4e VJlTH OLD FCie MDS r imhg M* lenwA MW. for disarmament Inspection in in February, aftor toe Inatallation Finances ‘Encouraging’ OVER AT tWAT WTOOtNe SACk THAN b r e a s t O F lime 5“ 5S Simple IT Europe acceptable to' the nations of union oflicra who will be Union and management officials tJlAMOMD- c-f' a r e x o u s o r e o u i Ne a Me n in •Tm afraid I can’t afford a contribution, Ed! I’m Rockville, July 20 (Special)— A Resuscitalor in the Hand. .Almost involved. elected in December. Consequently, said that the financial statement ^rrODDEO ^ YOU'RE MOT axpacting aoma unusual axpenses— my entira family 57 Metiurei ol IT" r r George W. Ward, 2(1, R.F.D. 2, Vernon Fire Chief Leslie Kittle, right, and fireman Robert Klotxer examine the electronic resuscila- A T i n s e l e d f.vpe /sAi’f if the Truth! Stassen would present whatever the ' announcement said, the waa "encouraging," but reflected CHATEAU/i 4 T ill p a l a c e - __ If tor which the department hopes to buy. A door-to-door fund drive will be held tonight beginning detailed plan ensuea to the Rus­ A*LE£P has bssn trsating ms suspiciously nice latelyi" L was found guilty in City Court this veteran labor leader ''does not de­ the "large expenditures of money kAFF.' morning of reckless driving and KiakvUle. .Inly 29 (.Special) at 7 p.m. .(Herald. Photo b.v Ofiara). sian delegation. The Soviets then sire to saddle hia successor with a which will be required by the re­ are expected either to requeat a location. of manufacturing and of­ was fined 325 by Judge Francis — Pliimhera take quite a kid­ contract of long-term duration.” I", r r - PRISCILLA’S POP ding about being slow uhrn recess to study the idea or respond Another reason for toe April 30 fice facilities." Good Point BY AL VERMEER T. O'Loug.hlin. railed, and a Massarhnsetts at once with a counterproposal. termination date ■of the contract These relocations include the' THINK OF TME State Policeman Frederick plumber found It no different In Sen. Hubert Humphrey is that it conforma with toe iex- movinjg of operations now conduct­ , 'BUT, DEAR.' YOU >- Lewis testified that Ward traveled Obituary Knowland Sees Upset (D-Minnl said In Washington he ed in the two north wings of the ADVANTAGES WOULDN'T BE ABLE Clt>' Court this morning. ptratibn date 'of union contracts FRESH AIR, at speeds between 75 and 80 m.p.h. Morrla H. Viner. 48. of Rut- |iss proposed that. If the London throughout the velvet Industry. present vet’vet mill on Elm ■ St. to TO GET TO YOUR r on Rt. 15, June 21 while weaving lanil. appeared before Judge the velvet weave shed and the dye- S U N S H IN E OFFICE' talks fait. Elsenhower shniiid .jar. Terms Of the contract were rati­ L O TS OF L r - through traffic, pa.ssing two cars E’ranrls T. O'laHighlin, and was sonally take the U.S. position be­ fied by toe Local yesterday at a house building on Pine St. The ROOM on the right .and forcing a number fined 842 for; travelling 80 Ueatlia Of Jury Trial Clause fore the U.N. General Assembly company Is now seeking to lease =!;/= /:'5 meeting in Tinker Half. Paton laid of cars off both sides of the hlgh- m.p.h. on Rl. IS. which convenes in September. about 150 members attended and or sell the Elm St. mill. ’ way. Commenting on the ease while (Continurd from Page One) Jail, he could purge hjmself of ‘Friendly Reaction' that toe vote in favor of the con­ . Plana have already been an­ ,0 nounced for the moving of the ,-ti Ward testified that he did not IMUMlng nenlenre, O'Loughlln contempt and go free at anv time Humphrey said hia proposal re­ tract aa presented was unanimous. travel over 60 m.p.h....but did pass quipped: "Voii're faater than Rev. Joliii Pawluk- it now and fighting it out, rather ceived a "friendly reaction’’ from main comnany office and the \ " v by agreeing to comply with the M a y S ig n 8 u n d » machine, pipe and electric shops one car on the right after the most pliimbeni I've known.” than postponing It, even if it takes court's ,order. Slate Department official^. He The actual signing of toa con­ driver refused to move into the Die.s in Rockville until September to get this meas­ added, however, that he had not from the machine shop building on The u sa 'o f injunctions to en­ tract has not yet occurred. Paton Elm St. to toe dyehouee. right lane. ure passed." ‘ force C^il rights’ , generally, not yet presented toe plan to Eisen­ is hoplng^toat a contract-signing Atly. Leo. ,B. Flaherty Jr, pastor, reported Saturday. The Very Rev. John Pawlck, Knowland said he/ thinks the hower himself. 'raese movee constitute a eon- ^ L 6 E Mo t e - " I Just voraig; rlghtSr'was provided ceremony can be held In connection tinuatioh of the reduction of the Ward's lawyer, pointed but that The Rev. Mr. Montgomery said ; 82, retired pastor o t the All-Saints ' House might accept the present for in the tiU ap it passed tlie O’eservera speculated that with the union’s observance of Its SOMEVOHECE lei "speed alone does hot constitute that the church hopes to start [ Russian Orthodox Church, in | version of the bill. The Senate al Spvict Foreign Minister Anderi once sprawling Cheney opegatione THAT SYMPHONY- House, but ,tha Senate striirk out 20th anniversary on Sunday. The to a fraction of their former aize. ^as^sSmL. recklessness."4 V \. ■XLVTOC'Fi'. O.S| CUilSand that E ltrab |/caossstl||^passing XJIion 'I •'«•••building won a i its va Grove * St. lot in i Hartford, died yesterday at Rock- ready has atriick out a .aectipn un- this section laat week by a 52-38 G'romyko might follow Dulles' suit imeal has planned an outing fo r Tjiig contraction. has been going A L l^ Y OOP (,a'wrcnce Wiltkofske of the fOat enough, and backed up, flood­ tinued the k^ c for six months and Mis* Willeke Honored | not be so fearful for the future of contact either Mrs. Martin Keider- TIWWC HFWSN - iU-EOOiWTHnU— the funeral home today from 7 to a party to tlie proceedings. Voting rights that we now en­ Town Water Department report­ ing aeveral atrieets-. ARDTieatiK—wwr told the defendants to report to a Anne Willeke. national press! 9 p.m. and tomorrow from 2 to 4 Criminal corftempt proceedings llng or Mrs. Walker Briggs. Water roee over the aidewalka probation officer once a week. correspondent of the Sons of Union danger one civil right to guard ed that 1.24 Inches of rain fell in /WTSKPIRnCr feei.—TDMaow— and 7 to 9 p.m. are deiitmed to punish aiper-con for another." two and a half hours. He said that at Bissell and Main 8t*., Oak and Ernest LeBlahc, 34.. ^.F.D. 2. i '■''eterans of the Civil War auxiliary, willful disobedience of an injunc­ T lie Rev. Fred R. Edgar, minis­ Spruce Sts., Thompson Rd. and MSdCMFTNOW ------\ T 7— ^ He added that "the adoption of ter of toe South Methodist Church, this would not affect toe water ICXNHAiCEDC pleaded guilty to oporatjng a [ /a a 5“ f*t of honor at a reception Mrs. Regina B. Pollnsk.v tion or other court order! 'The max­ dAdama St., Greenwood Rd., and motor vehlclq while undefc 'the In- i ^*1*^ Saturdaylii GAft Hall, an appropriate jury I-ial amend­ resumed the pulpit at toe South ban now in effect on user* of the ffACfHOief Mrs.- Regina B., Polinsky, 72. imum penalty under the am'end- town water supply. School St. flucnce of alcdhot. and was fined ; ^ .» t s were: Officer 173 Seymour St.. Hartford, died ment would be a 31.000 fine or six ment is essential if wc are to pre­ Methodist Church yeste day after -3102. with . ri^mltted , °f NaUonal Historiana, Allen Soink; sent a piecemeal assault an the According to reports, storm dam­ The Highway Department re­ 325 yesterday at the Hartfor 1 Hospi- months in jail, or both.. on extended vacation with bis fam­ ported that streets ister drained foundations of our lc-;al system." ily vlaltlns; friends, and relatives in age was heavy. In civil conten.p cases, aimed Walks, Roads Washed Out quickly when the rain stopp^ flned‘l88"fo^:'JdlJg*Ril^^^^^^^ UwlI^” Z p Z U T '"e h le r' rtd °e " I uTaftrtVlong 1885,- only at bhlaining tompliancs with But ICnotylahd maintained, as Texas. On their return trip toe around noon. Ledwlth; counsellor. George have other Senators, that adoption The Police Department report­ - McCleod. 23, of lA’crner Dr., for­ alie residsd in ManchedtTr for a court ordbr. no juiY trial Would Edgars visited in.-Lpuistana, Mis­ ■ Manhole Covers Floiiig Away Schmidt: department president,. of a jury trial amendment would sissippi amj North Carolina. ed three washfluts. An overflow­ feited bond of 39 when he failed Mrs<-Vlda Schmidt: vice president, many years before moting to be provided. It a person ware sent Police received reports tost three TlWrAW •«ITL»M nmtirxAMyoo to appear to . answer to a charge ".grectly w-eaken" llie bill because ing brook ^ Broad St. washed Wdr. M/WHOUg.ND ’Mary,Buel)»sn; secretary, Minnie Hartford three years ago. where out a decthm of toe road, and manhole cover* floated away, lift­ AMP UAOE4M SdtSCC of disregardUig a atop sign. she made hei; home With her of what they call the I'cluctrnc' ed from their places by the great 0NgMT>lGV4U.ffy v m i o e T H v e w Biirkhardt/wessurer. Eva Barkue of southern juries- to convict in' Mrs. Knobler Wins waters wdshed out another section WIUSr/WLg-DMg Frederick. R. Langstange, 31, and chaplain, Mra. Genevieve daughter, Mrs. Catherine Baker. Joseph's Church, with burial In St, amount of water in the sewer*. The ___ _ •owHStreowo Bloomfield, pleaded guilty'to fail­ civil rights cases. of r o ^ on W. Middle‘■Tpke. near A mOTAHKAP. KTTMAICeiPPFfiOOPf Choae, — She leaves two other daughters. Bernard's Cemetery'. "mlseing" manhole cover* were re­ ure to drive to the right and’ was Sen. Neiiberger (D-Ore.l, said l^ainting Award Broad St. ported at .W. Mlddle Tpke., Green The tnapector, Lillian Greenwood, 31rs. Stella Seraftn of Hartford Friends m -y fcaM at the funeral ,The rains also wa.shed, out a sec­ fined 312. and Mrs. Victoria Graham of Man­ yesterday he will seek to include Rd,, and the North Bnil. JEFF COBB and department muaician. kfrt. homo f-om 7 to 9 p.'m. todav and in toe jury trial amendment a pro- tion of sidewalk in front of .the Donald B. Cooper, 56.'Westport, chester; two sons, Stanley of Man- from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. to­ woman waa, Gasoline and sentce stations BY PETER HOFFMAN accused of speeding, failed to ap­ Bessie O'Neli were also present. .State Armory at 300 Main St. Dil­ Guests were present from Man­ cheater and Henry Pollnskv of morrow. nine 3100 cagh were flooded with calls from car W® ABOUT THIS VACATION ^ OH, BEAUTIFUL SCENERY... MICKEY FINN pear in court and was ordered are not excluded. He said his pi-o-: prizes at the New England Regitm- lon’s Sales and Service, across the owner* who could not start their SaNS ON, JEFF, I know JUST IT SURE DOES!...IN FACT, .SINCE Playing Weil! chester, East Hampton, Hartford, Oklahoma C!lty. Okla.; four g-and- MARVELOUS FISHR4G... CRISP, MV MOTHER-IN-LAWS COMINS TO BY LANK LEONARD plcked’Up under bond of 360, posal woidd provide -'a test o f toe I al E.xhlbition ,of Prtnting*, M d street from the Armory, 'reported soaked cara. Wet ignition systems, I^g*0TWTHE MOUNTAINS/...IT’S Bristol, Meriden, New Brltaifi, New children and five great grand­ a flooded cellar. OFOieOFAMEKICA'S CLEAN AR... PEACE AND VISIT US, O'YOU MIND F I John’ Fabiano, 27, Ansonia. children. good faith Pf those who say they }Sculpture al Mystic Sunday waa the majof cause for the stalled SOT EvernwHS.' <3«et... h u m p h ! WELL, HE , AND rr WON’T DO HIM pleaded guilty to operating an Haven, Kensington and Rockville. Flooded cellars ’ were also re­ 6«A r HSWSPAKItS, GO WITH YOU? ■ WAS ON THE FIRST Funeral services will be held Funerait W ^ t j:in ' t-iSls.'' _ i Mrs. Lois Jeon Knobler, 24 Eld- cars. DUFFY DIDN'T LOOK ^ YEAHj GCC HOPE I ANY GOOD HERE! DUFFY overlength vehicle and was fined ’ Hospital Notes ported by several store' owners on OJME5 7«f «R W - 1 REEN,T O-BUTIT Wednesday moi;ntng at 8:30 at the \ flep* Keating’ (R-NY) toid a lo- j ridge St., won the cash'^prUc for a The storm', a gentle; soaking s e c o n d 6 0 V 'I. CHIP UP CLOSE Admitted Saturday; Paul Jaka- Main St. between BisscU'St. and CtNiilK; TKU£ SO GOOD ON HIS ) UNCLE PHIL PUTS DIDN'T DO HM ANY 336. In the case o f Howard Holmes Funeral Hone. 28 Wood- cai television audience yesterday i large oil painting entirfed "Asters." rain, began at 9:30 a.m. It con­ NBwsfwee SToer... SHOT EITHER, MICKEY/ I HIS ON / IF HE COULD -AHPAT l e a s t TIE , Phancuf, 27, 14 E. Maple St., ac­ plc Jr., Crystal La!'.e.' Mrs. Edward F. Cole Bralnard.Pl. They said that waters G(X)D/ HIM A6AM, I'M SURE/ bridge St., and' at 9 o’clock In St. the pending juiy trial amendment j Another ManepOster resident, tinued at that rate until around AS CMSeSPAW h e 's a b o u t t w e n t y / j u s t o b t a n e a r l y • cused of -non-support. Judge Admitted Sundsy: Henry Bax­ The fim'eral of Mrs. Edward T. IS the "worst yet ’ of its kind. If | Gerard Doudera, 23«4 Laurel St.,, rose oyer the sidewalks and flowed 11:10.. At that time, a downpour, BBPOKTBDBi FEET SHORT OF THE ) LEAP, IT WOULD MEAN O’Loughlin polled the charge on ter. Kelly Rd„- Taicottville: Bridget's CburCl.. Burial will be throu.eh their stores into their cel­ in St. Brldgct'a Ccmctecy. ' Cole. 9 Deming St., Was'held at 2 the Senate votes to ihclude.it, he .entered a painting wiilch was ac- accompanied by thunder and Ilght- j£ fP ieo g ». g r e e n / AN AWFUL LOT/^ recommendation of ^Prosecutor Chester Butler, 85 Grand Ave.; o'clock Saturday afternoon at the House conferees would have [ cepted for hai^ng by the Mystic lars. One store,- owner reported *'h'g. began. .'The downpour laSM J- Lugg, who said Phaneuf and his Mrs. Mertha Schneider, -18 West Friends may call at the funeral Hfilme* Funeral Home, with the to “stand firm" against putting' it i Art Assn, which sponsored the three inches of water In his cel­ home from 7 to 9 o’clock tonight for'half On hour before subsiding wife are "eettling their differences" St.; Mrs. Bertha KunzlL Tolland Rev. Percy F.Smith, associate ■ tplo the final bill. Keating is in . exhibition. lar. into a nntle rainfall. Shortly after 'by means of s divorce suit. Rd. and tomorrow from 3 to 5'T30 and minister of theSouth Methodist Dine to be one of toe House con-| Doudera's fainting was an im- More than just a few’ inches of from 7 to 9 p.m’. noon, the rain stopped. In the case o f Thomas E. Dailey, Discharggd Saturday; Mrs. ChuTch. officiating. Burial was in lerees. | presaionlstlc oil titled "The City. waler-.waa reported by the State 47, 125 Orchard Si.,- Ellington, ac­ Patricia Higgins, 28 LaurpF'Trail. Essl Cemetery. . . . ' M cused of tnrnlirg in a false fire Coventry; Mrs, Marian Smith and .Mrs, Kariilinn Schulz Bearers were Edward Cobb. Leo % alarm and destruction Of private son, 3 Windermere AvF;' Mrs. Mrs. Karoline Schulz. 80. 28 Beauchamp.' Donald Maynard, People Observilig property, Assistant Prosecutor Marie-Lanz. RFL 3. Foley St., died yesterday at her Herbert Johnson, Harold Belcher Abner L. Hrooke, recqnimended a ^ Discharged .Sunday: Mrs. Judith home after a short illness. and William McKinney. I Ban on Water Use six-month's continuaifee. becaiiac, Dawson And daugh :r, 9'Mountain Born In Germany Sept, 9, 1876, Friday night members of the he Mid, there was'a question that St.. ■ A e had lived here for 61 y c /s . VFW‘ Auxiliary conducted a 1 Residents of Manchester are co- CAPTAIN EASY Compromise? Dailey might have been under the Junior (Suitnber to Meet She was a member of the 'iSmn memorial service, at the funeral ■ operating well in observing a ban BY LESLIE TURNER FRECKLES AND HIS fi-RIENDS influence of drugs at the time. The The Junior Chamber of Com­ Evangclicai Lutheran Churcli; / home. . ’ on toe use of hoses annQun-.;ed last ' BUT WR«e HA*-.T0 (3E T A Big Change BY .MERRILL BLOSSER b u t IT U t a k e TBP,WMBLL ■ granted the continuance. merce will meet tcmocrow at 8 She leaves a daughter, Mrs. John Wednesday, Water Department Su­ r.. . . -^, 570RV; I'M c o n v in c e d MOW Tim e FiOR HIM TO ------Klein; a son, Emil Schulz Sr.; seven , ALL rwAWT I* T0^\V p irR E OH THE LEVEL.IOO ' WH.P HER-NOW, Iw B&KBP,. The cfiae of Marilyn Arcand, 16, p.m: at the ’>ome of William Adam fitozzer perintendent Fred Thrall saia to- CHECK c e r t a in FACtr, WONT YOU IBT JUNE./ Say/ Lets^ of 66 Chestnut St.; Manchester, Smith on Rt. 83. % grandchildren and 10 great grand­ Funeral seevicea for Adam Moz- ■day. S W MOW SET W E it !\ I’LL GIVE VOU THE CASH BV THEN IT M A V ie TO THE BEACM.' THE m a t t e r accused of breach of peace and ■^All meihberi are reminded of children. all of Manchester. Zer.,formerly of 96 North St., were "Only a few pepple'have had to TOO l a t e TO HBlP intoxication, was conUriued.. in­ The funeral will be held at’ 2 held at 8:30 this morning from the rw O V l YOU RE . / CONVIUCBD HIM IM MOT f. MARKHAM the collection ’ that. will be taken be reminded of the tan and Some MV FATHER------MARKHAM definitely',. U^hen, . the prosecutor for the Junior 'Chamber of Com­ o'clock Wednesday afternobn in the T. P. Holloran Funeral Home, fol­ of them didn’t know about it," - K° j ^ ® ‘ defendant merce of hurricane-atrteken Lake Zion Lutheran Church. Burial will lowed by a solemn requiem Mass at Thrall aa,id. "There is no indication ports unknown."- Charles,. Misa The collection is be In East Cemetery. 9 o'clock in St. James' Church. The yet of any need fop drastic action Willlam Birtha, 17. charged with both % State and National-j}roJecL Friends ma’y call at the .Holmes Rev. James T. O’Connell was the to enforca the ban.” operating without a license, of The public It ‘ reminded of the Funeral, Home, 400 Main St., from celebrant, toe Rev. Edgar Farrell A t the Country Cltub. plans were Tolland, failed to appear in oonrt. outdoor moviea aponaored b.v the 7 to 9;S0 tonight, and tomorrow the deacon and the Rev. John F. being made to import water by » tl®'previously Junior Chamber each Wednesday 1’rom 3 to 5:30 and 7 to 9 p.m. Hannon toe subdeaedn. Mrs. Jane tank truck, for the golf course told Birtha to bring a; parent to evening at Henry Park. The ahow, Maccarono was organist and solo­ greens. court with him, todfiy -allowed .-idmiaaion to which is free and Thomas Norris ist. Father Hannon- read the com­ C/ustomers of the Town’s water him to forfeit bond o f’ 3l0. open to evetyone, begina at 8:15 Thomas Norris. Oreehlawn Con- mittal *er\’lee at the grave In St. system were forblddsn last week Chester Batqr,’ 29, Brent i>r„ p.'m, valea.cent Home, died this morning James’ Cemetei->-. to use hoses for any purpose. They Vernon’ pleaded guilty to parking Frank H. Schlott in Rockville City Hospital al toe „ Bearers were Walter Mozzer, Ed­ are not allowed to sprinkle gardens without, lighta and was fined 312. Frank Herman Schlott, 1 High­ age of 88. Funeral services which ward Mozzer. Charles Mozzer, An­ or lawns or to wash cars. Raymond J. Fournier, 21, Bridge­ land Ave., died Saturday night at are incomplete, will be held at the thony Mozzer. Robert Forest and The ban followed a tong period •»M ta « , U| >Jyi y.yy port. failed to appear to answer to MORTY MEEKLE hia home after a abort Illness. He Luther White Funeral Home, 65 Francis Fitzpatrick. of lack of steady rainfall and the One As.sigt, No Errors BY DfCK CAVALLI THE STORY OF MARTHA WAYIJiE failure to drive to the was 72. Elm St., Rockville. loss of milllonsi of gallons of water Prize .’For Sale ijght. He was ordered reaiTcated from the town’s reservoirs. IFM3Ute.V BY WILSON SCRUGGS A retired textile weaver, Schlott .Mrs. .Knnie 8. Chapin under bond of 325, Andrew S. Gill The situation in toe reservoirs is ANSWR M^ HOav/ WDiLoi/rT was born in Rockville, son of the The funeral of Mrs. Annie S. GOING TO STAY ' TMSOBRV,BOTdel&-2 OADCN PLEASE IST) NOPE.' A U M D J E A total of '3723 was forfaited by late Herman and Bertha Richter Andrew, S. Gill, 152 High St., "practically the same" now aa it )DU RATUCR HiUE CASH MSTEAO'’ Chapifi was held at 3 o'clock Satur­ WITHMEVDUU OOM/NOIVVOJ VERY CLEAR. ME eiOC IT HOME^ M a OOkT BRMQ ®‘‘®® '"oiortaU who Schlott, and lived here all hia life. Rockville, father of Rockville Ald­ wisa when the ban was imposed, DRSTPRIXR day afternoon at the Watklns-West HAVE TO" AWOEMEfTOOC /NEARLY AS MUCH ASA . failed to appear in court. lie leaves his wife. Mrs. Flora erman John Gill, died at his homd Thrall said. S A BIKE Funeral Home, with the Rev. Percy kEEPQUIET, MVPRlt^. ks/ nswone/ Methodist Building Plans ' Trlnks Schlott; a sister, Miss Lena last night. He was born in Poland. Smith, associate minister of the WINTHROP HEY/WAIT The Building Committee of the B. Schlott of this city; two brothr Besides Alderman Gill, he leaves South Methodist Church, officiat­ N.ATION’S DEBT BETTER A MINUTE/ Rockville Mdthodlgt Church will CIS, Paul O. Schlott of this city his wife Bernice Boron Gill; three ing. Robert Gordon Jr., soloist, was Washington, July 29 (Jv-W. appoint several aubcommitteea to and Richard Schlott of Florida; other sons, Joseph and Stanley of Randolph Burgess, under secre­ oam'WW.' accompanied at the organ by Or- formulate ideas . for the planned and ^wo nephewa. Rockville, and Edward, of wjest- mand J. W’est Jr. Burial was in tary of the Treasury, told. Con­ —VI tiew church: beftoxs it actually en­ Funeral aervlcea will be held to- port; two-half-sisters, Mrs. An­ East Cemetery. gress today the national debt Is gages an archltett to design the ntorrow at 2 p.m. at the White thony kneble 'and Mrs. Frank Bearers were Charles E. Rogers beconaing “somewhat less bur­ structure. y ’ < Funeral Home with the Rev. Paul Syiiol, both of Rockville: and two Jr., Ralph Abercrombie, Warren densome." Burgecr took the' 'The committed reached this de-- J. Bowman, poator of Union Con- grandchildren. He was a member Wilder, Thomas Tedford, Albert offensive against Democratlo cision Friday night after hearing Tregatloaat Cemetery, -there will of the Roman CatKiolic Union and Tedford and Alexander Tedford. rrlttra on the Senate Finance the church-building., ideas 6/ ito be no calling hours. St. Michael's Society of St. Jo­ Committee with a 83-page pre­ IT pared statement and a aeries o f o consultant, Dr. John R. Scotford, seph's Church; ■ , Annivenuury Mass Sweeping Rain Waters from Theater "It was an'ingplring meeting. Vernon and Taicottville news rharts giving , the - admlnlstra- . Fimeral services will be held A second anniversary high Mass An usher and two patrons manned the brooms this morning to sweep toe flood water* out of toa tlon’a position on Its debt man­ Dr. Scotford stimulated our think­ l»elng handled, through 'FSIoBKj ing and presented m«nv Idc, . Wednesday at 8:15 a. m„ at the of requiem for the repose of the frofit of the State Theater. A drain near the theater's southeast axit could not take the load of to­ agement poliotes. iHmirWie-oa>tjia»ajgTia I rh* Manrheatec Evening HenGd Burke Fimeral Hon\e, 76 Proapefct aoul of Mrs. Lv.cia Merenlno will 'fe y ' thought of previously.". day'* torrential downpour.. Sweepers are Tom Q'tiigley, in white .ahirt. an ijaher; Jim lamvitt and Roekville Biirehu, 7 W. Main St., St., Rockville. A solemn requiem be said tomorrow morning at 7:45 David Forman, in foreground, who volunteered toelr servlees' and aaw' today's movie free for their Rev; Simon P. Montgomery, telephone TR &-8186. . There are 10,000 penguin* on on* Mass will follow at 9 a.m at SL in St. Jamea' Church. ,1 efforts. (Herald Photo by Ofiara). Island near Cap* Horn, - ■ f " : .. .•:■:/■ I PAGE TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN* MONDAY, JULY 29. 1967 MANCfiESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, MONDA-y, JU^Y 29, 195T PAGE ELEVEN Gene Conley- Keeps Braves in First f^lace I Herald Angie Solid 1-5 Choice over Jaekson ■y Bolt Wins Tournament, Major Leaguo P A T BOLDUC Both Fighters Brooklyn Beats Reds, Asalatant Sporta Edlior Indiana Football Coach =Leaders=J Predict Kayo ! k t Solidifies Cup Position Notional ls>«giie Sport* New* at a Glance m r ^ I O M Suspended One Season Batting I Based on 22.5 at bats) Yankees, Tigers Split ' -Tonight's the night wTien Tommy______(Hurricane)______Jacltson BaHimorp. July 29 (/P)— For once, mone\ was secondary to- Aaron, Milwaukee,- .342; Groat. will wish that he had,^not bragged *o much about what°he In Title Bout Ptttsburgh. .338: Mualal. St. Louis, Chicago, July 29 (JP)— Phil Dickens, Indiana University'g Borne profejisional jfolfera in the windup of the B^astern Open ' .334; May.s, New York, .319; Eo«- wag going to (fo to heavyweight champion Floyd Patterson. A f t . Tournament. The tourney which ended ve.sterdav was the dy. Pittsburgh. ..316,' New ^ ork, July 29 (/P)— TIib goofi burghers of Milwaukee picking Patterson to successfully defend New York, July 29 (JP)— new football coach, who has yet to make a Big Ten appear- lastlas...... in which point.s were awarded in the Rvder Cup stand Runs Aaron. Milwaukee. 73: likely Will concede the Qardinals have a beautv in Von Mc- his title and n i be-very much, •ur-?- Heavyweight C 1i a m p i o n io , . 7 3 « a ance, was suspended for one year by the WesternW ei Conference ~ ■ lint*. The PGA Executive Com--d will go ail out ation Department., that the, team fight at the Polo Grounds tonight flnandal aid program adopted last waukee,-80; Mii.sial, St. Louis. 77; day that touched off St. Louis'! the 70 Ryder Cup polnUs jumping The committee ma.v announce Crowe. Cincinnati, 69: Ennis, 6.5; o prove his right as the worthy has ‘ been dropped although the but the eccentric challenger thinks February. “Conference regulations permit Houbleheader sweep of Pittsburgh him from eighth to sixth. its decision torlay from headquar- i niomai. Pittsburgh, 60. ucceasor to Rocky Marciano. And rules state that "Any team for­ he'a a cinch to win.* "Km gonna K. , L (Tug) Wilson. Big Ten aid only on the baai.s of computed .>1 wss another big game from Conley S•'after Jackson, look for the cham- ..Picked <’p 85 Points ters at Dundedln. Fla. j . Hits - Asron, Milwaukee, 134; I feiting two games shall be auto^ chop -him up,” is the way the commissioner who led the Inveati- need, and In no event In cxeesa of that kept ‘the Bi-avea in first place' t pion to make even easier woik of By t.^lng Billy Casper of Bonita. Remarkably fool I : Schoendienst. Milwaukee, 129; r.ialicall'y dropped from the 2S-year old -"Animal'' o f Stillman's ation of Dickens, said reports that the costs of board, room, books, Calif., for second. Fred Hawkin.s in that torrid National League! I '.pretender Eddie Machen. leagift.” Then again how can you Gym sees It. " I only wish the W Afsr Ickens had made offers of fi­ tiutlon and fees.” Bolt, who played on the IP.Vii .. Miisia), St. Louis, 12.5; Thomas, scramble. . V- g of El Paso picked up 8.5 points to R.vder Cup team, reihained- remark- drop a team which has ■ forfeited fight could be to a finish with the nancial assistance to various pros­ Dickens, reportedly In ChUmgo Pittsburgh, 122; Bell and Robin-. t„ , m— a o i u.u . V Stan Hllinksi tied with three 3 4 p bump A rt Wall Jr. of Pocoho ably cool and collected throughout! two conteeta rvhen another club man standing at the end being pective athletes in excess of aid but unavailable for comment, re­ son. anitnnali. 119. . . ^ h • ? others for fourth place in s' recent Manor, Pa., from lOtli place the Eastern- Open. His easily nif- I f atm owes its bond money? The the winner." parmisaibl* under league rules leased a. statement through th* Doubles Miislal. St. Louis, 28; ha"" vork^rt h^cV 1" h " ' One-Day Tournament staged by 1MI«H I f he had won second outright j fled temper got a'cooling diiae on I Hoak.-Cincinnati and- Gouchee. 1 I*?' Recreation Department hia elim­ If it was an alley brawl without forced the liwestigatlon. • - faculty representatives which In­ Hawkins would have taken ninth ■ Thursday when he atarted off with I iNational l.eagiie the Central Connecticut Golf Assn. inated ^several activities because any officals Jackaon certainly The move mean* that Dickens, dicated hia staff would carry on Philadelphia. 23; Banks. Chicago, ^ . ^ ■ at the Edgewood Country Club in place from Dow Finsterwald of j a record 64 for the 6,8P.5-yard, par : \V L Pet. G.B, of its recent cut in funds but yet would rate a better chance. But who led Wyoming to an undefimt- through the 1957 football aeason.. Schoendienst, .M’i I w a ii k e e and - m ter S mria, Cromwell,. The quartet shot T^uesta, Fla., who failed to earn I 72 Mount Pleasant course. .Milwaukee . .57 41 .582 ----- the Softball L e s lie Is still over the 15-round distance, Tom­ ■ CALF ed leaaon In 1956 and then replaced " I can aay in. good conscience Spencer. New York. 22. 1 hTc/ v " ' Identical 74s lo finish three JIhy Ryder points • t That gave him a three stroke Triples Mays, .New York. 12; «nd split SI. Louis .. .5.5 40 ..579 V, operating under the lights at my's chances appear as - slim as Bernie Crlmmlna at Indiana, will -that If I was in violation of the There's considerable aiixiety lead and he wound up four ahead doiihleheader with the Giants. I Brooklyn .. .54 4 1 „56S 1.1, strokes behind winner Ray Scua- Robertson Park. The six-team the odds (.gainst him*. Th* odds are not be able to coach the Hooaters rules in statements attributed to Bi-iiton'. Milwaukee. 9; Boiichee. sell, who fired a 38-35-71 tbtal. among the tail ertders in the list of I of Hawkins- and Casper with s Philadelphia and Virdon, Pitts- was Conley's fifth victory in his i Cincinnati , rn 43 .5.57’ 2 ', circuit it actually a farce but you 8-5 that PaUerson, making the for one year. The Big Ten made me I waa not aware of it nor did Scussell is no stranger to local Indiana’* membership In the con­ 10 because Lloftel Hebert, although | total 276, 12 under par and one shy burgh. 7; Snider,. Brooklyn, Banks. last six decisions all since he Philadelphia 54 4.\.,557 2 ', don’t have to take my word for first defense of the crown, he won mem I intend to violate the rules,” said 2 fans, having won top amateur ference conditional upon Dickana’ not among them, beckme eligible i of the tournament record for the Chicago and Ashbiirn, Philadel­ found the combination back on : New 5'mk . 1.", .54 .443 13', it, just drop doa-n to Robertson by flattening Archie Moore last .Dlckefis-TTh* conference ac.ttoA la honors in the Manchester Open Nov, SO In fiv e . rounds, will atop suspenaion. for selection last week by . winning | distance. phia. 6. .lime 26. Pittsburgh .16 62 ,.167 21 Par.k any Monday, Wednesday and u m u i . a sever* blow to m*. personally. 11 last year and tying Chet Kuzik of Herman Walls, Indiana Univer­ the PGA championship.' The $2,800 first prize was his Home Runs — Aaron. Milwau­ Reds, Phils Tied | Chicago . . . 12^51 ..144 22'i Friday and see for yourself. Some the iron-jawed Jackson in their re­ But I regret even more so |ts ef­ Southampton. Mass, for first place turn bout. » s r sity president, said th* school On the other hand, a ' couple of first since 195.V although he has kee, 30; Snidei-, Brooklyn. 24; Brooklyn, with .lolinny Pi«hcs Today's Scliediile of the members of the .^ viso ry fects upon th* univerat^, which I In 19,55. Other Silk Towners in would comply with th* order by ethers not. among the in leading done well since at the cashier's I Crowe, Cincinnati. 23; Musial, St. winning his ninth, beat Cincinnati Philadelphia at Chicago. 2,.10 Park and Recreation Commission Broke a Bone wish only to serve and which I point earners could be chosen over 7-2 to move within 1 gamea of I . the Cromwell event Included Hank suapanding Dickens effactiye Aug, hop# to serve well in the future. window. Las|t year he won $18,000. I Louis. 22: Banks. Chicago, 21. p.m. Roberts 17-1.11 vs. Elston Haefs, A rt Wilkie Jr. and Paul would do well to look into the Patterson won his way to the Stolen Bases- Mays. New York. the top and drop the Redlegs 2 'j (3-3l matter since they are responsible Moore shot and the title by gaming 5, " I also want lo recor-d m y deep jKirby.- Tha faculty . reprasentativaa’ 28: Temple. Cincinnati. 15; Blasln-1behind Milwaukee in a New York at .Milwaukee. 9 p.m. for the situation, mainly because a split decision oveq Jackson In 12 N ia c appreciation of th* support And statement said: confidence which the Unlvcrtlty ■game. St. Louis, 12- Gilliam place tie with Philadelphia. Miller i4-7l vs. Spahn ( 10-81 Several players in the Rec Soft- of the ruling prohibiting oiit-oft rounds at Madison Square Garden, tAis. MI.Hp Rookie After One-Hitting Pittsburgh Pirates Brooklyn. Bniton. .Milwaukee and' " happy day in Chi towners from participaCing in oUr June 8, 1056. Although he broke a | Th* apacific allagaUon* against authorities. President Walla in Pittsburgh at St. r^niis, 9 p.m — . ball I.4!ague still persist that an Coach Dickens were that, in Intar- Tivo Consistent Race Horses^ Fernandez, Philadelphia, it. cago. lopping the Cubs 3t2 for Curt Douglas (O-Ol or .Swanson (2-1) v». senior recreation program. bone in hia right hand in the fifth ' particular, have shown for me la 9 annual All-Star game ahould be vieaa^ng cartain proapectlv* ath-. Pitching (Baaed on 10 decisions) Simmons' 10th and 7-1 as rookie Jones (8-4 I or .Mizell (3-7) round, the six foot, then 21-year these proceedingA I have a wonder­ atarted against the Church I-eague letfs, h* had stated Indiana Uni­ ful staff and I know that they will - - .Schmidt. St. Loiila. 9-1; .900: ace Jack Sanford won his 14th Only Games .Scheduled snd that all profits be turned oyer Softball gamea are wanted by old Patterson rocked Jackson re­ Lose; Poly Hi^ Romanita Win drith (righti, his battery mate who calVe^ the ri^Ti;‘lo;\he” ol“ sftlon Vnd^Don*^.';’ against three los.ses with a six- peatedly with volleys of lefts and versity would provide assistance do a great job for Indiana Univer­ ingame, who contributed the only outstanding defenaive nlav M^nVoi!! '1.^ . ° ® ? Sanford, Philadelphia, 14-3, .824: •Sunday's Results to the Police A Firemen’s Junior the Broad Brook Chiefs and in­ hitter: rights to the head. in the amount of board, room. sity this coming year." Podrea. Brooklyn. 9-,3. .7.50: Acker, New York 2-3, -Milwaukee 0-5 Athletic Assn., Alumni A Inter­ terested teams may write to Facts and Figures on Tonight’s Principals up the”"«rat gal^^*"'?Ar'^phoroT.’'"^"'"* With McDaniel's one-hit master­ "I'm going to fight him more,” Now Torlt, July 29 UP)— Two of8> Paid Long Odds | Cincinnati. 9-4. 692: Jackson, ,St. Brooklyn 7. Cincinnati 2 mediate Assn, and the Manchester Bernard Simmons, Box 176, Broad Tale of the tape.qhart shows how Floyd Patterson and Tommy (Hurricane) Jackaon compare for Louis'. 11-5. .688 piece winning the fir.st game, 4-0 Little League. Many of the Rec Brook, The (Tbiefa are fully uni- said Patterson who fought In spurts ttit nattrai'a moat consistent rsce Although backed by s fins rec- -St. I-ouis 4-9. Piu.shurgh 0-8 their fight tonight in New York .for world heavyweight championship. Patterson U the dafand* i Strikeoula Sanford. Phila­ and Joe Cunningham's lUh-in- playera believe that, if the game the first time because of hit in­ horses bit the dust of defeat and ord oyer the grass. Manassas paid (SeconrI Game II Innings) fi rmed and have performed in title holder. (A P Wirephoto). a pair o f fillies enhanced their delphia. 125; Drotl. Chicago.' 119; ning homer tjie second. 9-8, the Philadelphia .1-7, Chicago 2-1 . can be arranged, the Church against some of the top clubs in jured mitt. " I f the opportimlty the long odds of 815.20 for 82 In i .lonea. St. Loiiia, 97; H a d d lx CaiMinala chopped Milwaukee's comes for a knockout I ’m going to tiUs idiancee with victories in the earning 888,800. Wethersfield B qw S 8-6 Today's .Schedule League should be given first the Greater-Hartford area, includ­ outstanding races on ' the Amer­ Philadelphia, 95; Friend, Pitts­ leadirnu toiw halffinii KHiiir.game. The i nr nriivrnBraVea hadnan • -preference in selecting the players. ing the Burnside Dovalettes. go for it. If it goes the limit, I ’m ican turf program Baturdayr------Decathlon may have had u tt- : burgh. 92. lost the opener to ex-mate Johnny __ f»h4lnr»einh(s j,p.fn. Numerous softballera take part in confident I'll win anyway. I know ■CUSe (or losing to OcUrock, w'ho'5 Antonellis six-hitter. 2-0. both loopa. I have suggested such he has plenty of endurance hut no Swoon's Sen, winner o f five of .tnir^jtn Iwague Antonelli s aix-hltter. 2-0. ^rr.honttabiirgh at .Milwaukee, ‘""1*“' t 9 ^p.m. After ulniiing its first eight Suds-Aue ^ n t for Pierce and Fox uaid 852.60 In pIcRlng up 813,730. : To Legion at Mt. Nebo Chicago's second place White a game a number of times in the mqjter what pace he sets I know his six previous starts this year Battingig lI Ba.Ba.acf8e* sports a fine 10-1 won and lost Lence's first promotion of a heavy­ |4-en 'boa* in every conceivable way himself a model of consistency on hour. 25 minute doiibleheader w ith ' -1 record and seems well on it* way waa standing in front of the White the six furlongs run in 1:10 3 /5. • ^ c y downed Wethersfield 8-6 al West Hartford its toughest o ‘ I Detroit. Lou Sleafer's clutch relief 52 44 .542 10 Wally Fortin ' reports three weight title fight—the first such by short of hitting. Without Pjaroe grass courses, ran his string of ' .5U!N'S D IV IK lb y Cleveland to "'inning Ita fourth straight Sox dugout, talking about the and Fox, there la no tailing how victories over a turf track to five. Bureaucracy <89.601 won the -Mi, Nebo Field behind the strong of the .year before bowing in extra ^ '® '’ers. \5 ashington saved the first for the Tigers. 6-5, 48 48 ..500 14 changes in the Church Softball an Independent promoter since the players he manages, when Luis T O B iO SELECTED 12 HOLES pitching o 'C lyd e Richard. innings g in extra rs- po* Chicago, and Smith, Detroit championship. Rainbow, with ita low they would ftniah. 845.000 Dwyer Handicap at Bel­ ------mnings, . but Bill SkowroTv‘» run-srorlpjr 48 48 ..500 14 League. Tonight Jon-Dl'a engage International Boxing Club Stepped Bven more o f a surprise -was the' Threiff-Fourthfi Itandiraii '~ Cleveland. 60. Baltimore 8-3 record, and Haadquartera Bat­ Aparicio, who looks more batboy mont Park after Jockey Ted At-1 triple off A wear>' Billy Hoefl beat 46 .50 4'9 16 the Marines at Robertson Park in to n e fight pi'eture in 1949. '■ than ihortalop. hopped For the roommate* come to downfall of Decathlon in the Haturday Ronnie Runs Batted In Mantle. New r. . . Kansas Citv tery (7-4) are the only two clubs Just the same, Lence la confi- up— the kinson was thrown from the fav- S'uS.xr.arsi r r S" b. u -< 36 60 ,375 26 and tomorrow night the Church of steps, fpikfs cUcking.’ and muttee* ])]Ay>--U> the laat •-five-'-yeki'*, Fox 820,790 Brietol 35 64 .351 with a chance of pyertaking the dekt .that .with a brao1<;4h-thir weY-' ; yi-ntgansett P»ClL aUkkia -thev arid three-slxteetiUji race. At- 4b^’K"n^drdK;4"45:"lSrGig^^ .MaarheiitFr <9) 'lW»lj|y'» Schedilftle...... > ■' n>e«aater from the BJvef. Divide lio-44-4-40; Class _ B ---- Bill Deasv_ ! fielrf „ /* n team. ThatTU.. victory---- was _ .Maarliesler (») - i New York, 69: Williams""and Jen- 2 Jon-Di a battle the Nike W ar­ pl5y, 0 ) h » leaguFxP'mbers include plus the $175,000'for1Iie r*dio-telis- "Lope? rt^ h e d in hjs hip pocket, managed the club, he thought Fox kinson wras not injured. ab r h po'n rbi ’ a double and two singles to lead a cveland at Boaton, 2 ..p.m .. __ pulled out a lineup card and , r » n a was after his seventh 43-7-36. BUI Allen 45-6-39: Class " ’ “ ffbcsler's seventh against four OalRlp. cf ... 1 0 1 0 sen. Boston. 64. riors St Charter Oak Park. A ll Hose Co. No. 3 i4-\). Great East­ vislon (NBC, 10 P.M..Ha3T» righU wiaa in need of a reat and pulled Royal Academy (86.50) was nohrriB. rf . Boston comeback that beat Cleve-, l4-6l vs. Brewer ( 12-81 showed it to Aparicio. The kid stral^t stakee avecece but was C, Bob Bonadies 50-14-36, Uoc - P'"y- 0 0 0 n 0 0 Hits Fox. Chicago, 123; Mal- gamea have a 6:15 starting lime. ern (3 -8 )-and CaaelBroa. (1-10). would assure the tiny promoter of him put of the lineup in Boaton. firet home In the 816,850 O c-"-.ide BaiiAviK**. 2b 2 2 3 n 3 zone 'Hn.tnn 110 'xi land 9-8; and Kansas Citv wmi ' ‘^'b'ago at Baltimore, S p m.— grunted and ran oiit on tha field. uaequal to the task of carrying Dayls 54-lT-JT., r-ay Warren 48^- Settled Down Rcnn. ■« , . 0 1 Only' the top four teams qualify a . smash success, l^ e prospects, The accond basaman craatad ouch 104 pounds and matching the a p ^ Handicap at Del Mar. K*'»hli*r, 3b .. " ^ Yorlc m - vi'iii L ; n ?• ^ i twice from Washington. 6:2 and P>®ive (14-7) v.s. Arowh (3-5) . " I tell him.” Lopez said, "to 11.-.37, Joe Handley 50-13-37 | After allowing five runa and aix 2 .3 Young Midget Football League for the playoffs. ' however, indicate a crowd of 25,000 a atorm over it, he waa put back s f OcUrock. a 26-1 shot who packed M^rr^r, rf .. 1 3 * b 3-2 in 11 iiininga. ' I Only Games Scheduled speak English. He always luiew EVEN HOLES ' ! ‘ ^re.-inhinga, Heyari. Ih .. n i Lemon. Washington. 112. i m u . m .. i I candidates are reminded of to­ and a gate of $250,000. That wo’ild In a hurry. saly 106 pounde. I Richard settled down to pitch 0 0 f " Doubles ' Garrlner RsiHmnr. i _ 5Ia>s Hits Hard . .Sundays Results . put Lence in the black too. some, biijt. he drove Marty Marion ONB-H.\LF H.A.NDICAP Kacinjikl. ib 0 n b * 24- Minnsn fT iir.frr* 01 si i "^be Braves broke out with four Detroit 6-3, -New Y'ork 5-4 (.8ec- night’s meeting at the East Sije Big Dave White and Bert Bai- crazy. -He'd make a mistake and ‘ Pierce, who leads th* majors in IMda’t Dieeppeist Fans one-hit ball for the remaining aix Saimond. If . 0 0 -m and the weight ment Baake'rville has clouted nine gat* and radio-TV money. Jackson this as if he couldn’t , understand you have to work. I pitch once n>lhFr«fiH4 (fii limit has been aet from ,70 to 110 like a broke 'g u y ' doea money, Poly Hi, a 2-yeer-old daughter 38-4-34 Class B Hal Giglio " ' ‘b seven putouts in leftfieJd led ab r h pf> . t -"rf mered six hits in eight trips, four (Second Game 11 Innings) round-trippera and trails hia rival collecta 20 par cent. whst Marty was saying. He fig­ every (our or five day*. If I lea* Salem, N. H., July 29 — pounds. Also, the- youthful grid- have atayed within hailing range two In a row, than win on#, my of Polynesian owned by ,Mrs. 8 . 38-6-32, John Rusher III, 38-5^33', | ‘be top-notch defensive ” pe7-ft>rm“- . 4 I ••I WI I ,') York T " " in the first game to help Anto- Tuesday's Si-hediile by two. If memory serveiame cor­ Patterson, the youngest fighler- ured that could take the heat off Ted Dooley, racing secretary at 4 2 dara arc reminded to bring along of the Yankees. record la two losses and a win G. Zaudrer of New York, notched Rosario Lsilibcrle 3fc-o-33! Dr. a T- I which was in.strumentaj In i'a»d»r.t rf .. II 0 0 ■„ ...... „ ! nelli to hia fourth vielorv oven Kansas City at New York.-2 p m. rectly, White, who divides^ie time at 21—ever to win the heavyweight him. ■ her sixth consecutive victory and Rockingham Park, feeig that the 4 I " " •' 90 « vt Ilhams. Boston, Milwaukee and lOth of the'season. tha application blank whfch ap: In smallish, tobacc(>-chewlng But If giop'r* a hitter and you ____ fred - Sundquist______^ ___ _ w..39-8-33; w ww., v.inn«iCla.ss C ‘...... be triumph.RuBhforih. 3b 3 2 II <1 Chicago at Washington, 8 p.m.' between catching and pitching, hai crown, weighed 178 wherfhe beat * Hears About It bar math'In 11 startk this year, in 3 0 i Carl Furillo'a grand slam hom- peared in The Herald Saturday Nalson Fox, the Sox have^a sec­ have two days that you go zero addition of »ome of! the bi^ name ^ Handley 40-9-31. Russ Oan^- Manchester s eig'hi-hit attack srow?r7'‘n *^ih Cleveland at Baltimore. 8 pm banged out a homer in every game. th* 193 1/2 pound Jackson the first "When he makes _a^ mistake aooouattag for the 8106.025 Lassie. 4 0 " b0 0" Cleve- er. eighth of his career, cost Cin- and Monday. ond baseman who teems to get for eight, then 310U come back atablea ahipping' in from New 39-7-32. Fe.ahler, who rf .... 3 0 Detroit at Boaton. 8:15 p.m Several observers have labeled time. He scaled 182 1/4 for Moore now,” Senor Lopez smiled, ^ e In her latest Wd for Juvenile filly 1 II „ n„ land and Maxwell., Detroit. 19. cinnatls Brooks Lawrence his Ilia ]>ower from the sleeves o f hia and get four for four, you're hlt- aey. New York, artd the Middle i «'O.M E.VS DIVI.SIO.N j '' 3 0 0 0 0 ,- Pitching (Based on 10 White as Manchester's finest pros­ and probably will hit around 184 hears about it in two languages. hmors. Poly Hi earned 865,026 Slronff! p. Ib 3 0 deci- ■ seventh loss in -18 decisions and Here la another example of how (diirt; but is a consistent .325 and Ung .333.” sionsi Bunning Detroit. ____, ___ _ pect and the young ilugger should today. Jackson, a native of Han­ "But we don't have any trouble better hitter this season. Room­ and boosted her bank roll to West Will spice the 52-day meeting TOI'R.NA.ME.NT , trip're and h^me .^n "and* Tiitalii 12-3.1 was more than enough for Podres poorly our proud'aenior recreation prove * valuable addition to Coach cock, Ga.. now living in New York, 'Billy doea It with the kind o f 31 « 7 : program , is being handled. From a arotind here.” he went on. "Look mate Billy f*lerce, a left handed fast ball normally reserved for 8160J46. As the favorite she paid here which starts Wednesday, •'“'-v ' en'^AverfXfo.V.^"'’-'’” i W>thpr»f|pM .. Tom Kelley's high school nin* next figures to weigh 194. Manchf^Plpr ... OT 211? nSJlL Sbfintz. The Phils got the RBI from Amateur King "Teliable source 1 have learned that at Pierce and Fox.' They're in the pitcher, fecla hia 175 pounds la 200-poundera and a slick slider. 84.60 for 83. ' 31 and continues throu|fh Sept. 28. I * Unple were good lor two more 2B. Banavivp spring. Scorihg will be by the rounds same room and th ey ’re the heart ^ ‘ CIULKS TOrUN.AMEsNT runs. 39 ivize. Merrer. I ’'"j' C hi-.Gran Hamner in each game and one team in tha Rec Softjiall more than enough for the job o f Fox, who weighs no more than Rornamta carried the silks of • Uushfonh- HR syatem, a supplementary point and' tout of the club; - ,Neither o f getting ont American-League bat­ i PVsIflpr. S(pp1p .9 4r Rrnn III'. Baltimore, a deci.sive three-run homer from f League • haa not paid Us bond 160 pounds, makes' his way with Freeman Keys’ Reverie KnoU Farm f bbm racing eecretar\’ in the coun-’ A Kae Allen, first low „ Hiwhforth a StAndniit On* father, who haa watched hia system also will be used to help em even take a drink of beer. If ters and he la proving it by head­ o f CaUca^ to a nose tHumph over. try. This is but his second year at 89-21-68; Edna Hilinski. first « visitors, victors over - '-OB „Manrh;;i;V" "" 5, WetherV I .,««'■ ...... Kd Bouchee in the second against s Crown money although the schedule Is In break draw*. The winner of each spead, too. Nellie never seems to Stnkeoiits \\ ynn. Cleveland, the Cubs to draw even with the ______son pla.v Littls League baseball you’ve ever had the other kind— ing for hia second straight 20- Evening “nmo in the $59,700 Mon­ or, and Bristol twice. Jack Suwan , so n'irlVrA s , ! 131 Its final round— exactly four round will receive bne to four do anything but run when 'he’a Rockingham where his rookie year, , 9"*'? £ .. Ru^hfb'CharS .1. atro"ne“i' this season, has found several and I ’ve had them — you knew gama season. In a baaeball lult. mouth Oaks St Monmouth Park. a ago. was considered one! H-n-ey^ fm.i net. | ".“ I 86. * 2 >a game ! Nyatt. R.I., July 29 op--Defend ' v-eeka remain. Iso, the same flaw* in th* program and hia view i points, the loser none. ‘The threc- how good this is.” an 3 , Chicago. 104: Foytack. Detroit | blanket------...... J on Defend Moat Dangerpaa They have apeed on th* field, Till# victory was the second in three D etroit! blanket over the leagiie'a five con- j ing titlist Art Butler of Ports" team haa several times picked a knockdowni-ln-one round rule hai of the best in hislorj’ of the New-; JACK TAVIXJK TO! R.NEV Sironz...... " '''* ■ and Pascual. Washington, 86. lenders. will be expressed in tomorrow's Lopez then rambled on about Th* White Sox. at their moat but you” never ua* the word faa't starts for Romanita this year, fol- Hampshire oval which will be cele- -Selected l'2 Hole, | “ «e o d - . mouth, N.H., and five other player out of the stand so aa to Herald Angle. been waived along with the auto­ the two biggest reasons why hi* I Paul Foylagk won hia 12th in ; former champions were included dangerous, seem to get runners to describe them off it. 1 owing a splendid 2-year old career, brating its 25th anniversary com- CTaas A First low net Julie' matic eight count. A pro since 1953 iJ’_*,°P®r®''.^"’'.‘b« Tigers at New in one of the strongest fielchi in and placed her in line for 3-vear mencing Wednesriay. Dooley s a id F a u lk n e r 51-8-43: second Tow net,' Jackson haa a 29-5-01 record, in­ old filly honors. She paid $8.M in York, thanks to 2 1-3 hitless in­ .years as the 28th .New England "SeveraJ new and. big name' tie. Kae Allen 56-11-45 and Olive Indian* Move Up cluding 13 knockouts. Most of his picking up $47,955 to boost her Chico Vejur Boxes /i/iderson Sub - Par Golf nings of relief from Sleater. De­ A mateur Golf Tournament got un- SATURDAY NIGHTS FIGHTS Btables are shipping in from New j Chanda 57-12-45; first gross. Ann kayos were of the technical variety. osrnlngB to $168,375. troit lefthander Billv Hoeft went Gkilfers' Ready Hollywood, Calif.—Noel Hum­ |M r« Msmg''Pswir Hijidltf York and New Jersey. Included ! McBride 52-7-45; Class B First denvay today at the Rhode Island Boston, July. 29 (ypi — -The' Sport Schedule The "Anim al” —so called because Although beaten two lengths bv ■f'rht* Pivrh ‘""'ngs of the nightcap, I Country Club. phreys. 127, Charftston, W. Va., among these are Dion Kerr with 18 low net, .Melis.sa DeMartin 57-13- Springfield Indians will replace of his long training grinds and. hia Manaaeas. Swoon's Son earned Tonight at St. Nick’s Arena TT 1 I1 » I t f l JT F O , losing When Skowron's triple fol- H,„i.r .a. i. . „ ability to absorb punishment—sim- outpointed Billy Peacock, 122)4, family af yard machintal $30,000 second money to hoist the 'seven, j 44: second low net. Helen Larmett ' j lowed a walk to Mickey Mantle I .hlro^maHamp- the Hershe^ Bears aa the No. 1 Monda.v, Jul.v 29 To Start Play Los Angeles, 10.. Bill Siegart with five and T P , 65-16-49. : farm, team of the Boston Bruina pl.v wort down his opponents with * Pitching-Von McDaniel, Car- E. Gay Drake 4-year old Colt's life­ J.'.i7~277ip, VI u I " ‘ be 15th. Bob - ""tio n a l Moriarty’s vs Aircraft, i-Coit’s Genoa, — Duilio Loi, 132. Now, for the tint can own a whok fa m ily Morgan with 15 from New York! rAlX'lTTx irswi i-r.. New 5’ork. ■inly 29 Detroit July 29 uPi — Mickey , Grim, now 10-3, won in relief. laurels, was expected to receive Park. non-stop assault of punches of dthala-AlIowed only Gen* Baker's time earnings to $685,530. ;good ,of the National Hockey League In Hershey. P*., July 29 UP)—Golf­ Italy,'outpointed Cameron Jack and E. J. Barney with 10 And' - • T T -' I.T.s Patter-son, •’ 2.vearold'^'"woHd*n‘'‘‘°"*' S‘"mford. W right has proved that discarding t Z.' stiff competition In defense of hit the 1967-58 season. Under a one- every variety and from everv di­ second inning double in one-bit, one a t Toro^yanl machinai wit&dot4Bi7iBg an Sngins for place among turfdom's : Audrey Fischback with «no; Bette Wilkie and Barbara W il-' L" . ' " u. -f'-'car-old.2 ear old world!w o rd . Conn., scrapper just lost a deci- the trombone for a set of golf 1 Naasiff* vs F A P, 6:15-Chart*r rection. ers from Hialeah. Fla. to Honolu­ baqe runner.4-0 victory that atarted Subero. 143, Waat Indies, 10. 12 ‘ rom ' liafng teamed to upend .Nellie lohh-' ehampion. pul.s his; ti.tle on the 6.900-yard, par 71 year agreement between the Oak Park. each nuehiiis! Tlia Toro P o u tir NaSdkjnalns it pos«* all-Ume money wrinners. New Jersey. i ms, Sion to Joey Giardello July 17 in clubs was the smartest financial i course. ‘ lu attempted today to master s St. Louis to double header sweep Kingston. Jamaica — Gaorge son and Connie Keilv h, . *‘® ?" ‘b® “nr for the. first time i Lruina and th* American T jck ey Lost Only Onew son and Connie Kelly in « well- ' "!!? I?'' move she ever made. j Bantly vS P A F. 6-West Side tight- little course, where a scenic of Pirates. , Knowles,. 157, Nassau, outpointed ■ b k ! Poum" Handlt k aimply a cow ' played match. • ‘ omght against Tommy ( Hi.rrl- His top challengers appeared to J-eague club, veteran Boaion Oval, IHtterson's record It 31-1 includ­ Kid Gavllan. the former welter The triumph the 22-year-old i railway and a swimming pool full Sugarlmy Nando, 158, Dutch West x r A % f.i^ Jackson, the man he beat be Bob Kosten of Rumford, R I center _Cal Gardener will become ing 22 knockouts. His only loss HitUng-Ted Williams. Red Sox- •ngino-and-handk unit that awitches in champ, hopes lo break a losing blond belter from Chula Vista, j Case Bros, v* Firemen, 8:30 of screeching youngsters provides slammed 39th homer, double and Indies, to. ' TEAJVI-CHA.MI IO NSH II S , in an elimination match on the Ted Bishop of Dedham, M ass. ami -playing-coach o f the Indians with was a disputed eight-round deci­ from on* gonuine Toro work unit to streak Wednesday at the Miami Calif,, accomplished .yesterday in i Rob«rt A „ - ' ‘'" York as an independent Charter Oak Park.. in 1952 .afteF-wlnnlng the Olympic Hershey Park Golf Club course, ia te^! Eketrie atartinf svailabk— -Although the Cuban Keed has I-«ng-hiUing Mickey put to-l Kosten won the .New England i Chicago teams won the pen-, “ Cora Ande??nf ’^ " operation, because Cus O'Amato. gether four sub-par ro'iinds of 70- ! championship in 19.52 and .53 afid 165-pound title at Helsinki, Fin- an appropriate setting ferUre 'eom- ncoil starting standard. Cora Anderson. Mary Gang- Patterson's manager, broke with lost twice , to Vince Martinez and nanta in the first year of play in Tuesday, July M land. 14-70-70— 284— the best competi-i was runnerup in '64 and laal year „both the National and American Green M*nor vs Elks, 6;1S-Char- mon people in the tournament. Lorenlzen vs*%al^Tra"^Win' International Boxip”g"(21ub. once to Del Flanagan in 1957 bouts, Hailed then as a potential greet, The only public layout among four he is a durable scrapper who fig ­ live sroring of her career — and at Bangor, Maine. Bishop w.in tha League* ter Oak Park. ^tte Wihe v, b Z WUhams; Patterson, winner on a split de- made XJiem stand up for a three- I title in 1941 and again in '46 en the tigerish Patterson, now 23, haa in this town of 5,000, It 1* * sort IM M « k iscMdt frtm MW tt inothirr No toiis iw M I AU first . i, cision In his first meeUng-< with ures to give Ortega plenty of Nazarenc vs First National, 6:15- made his prophets looks good. He qf adjunct to an amusement park. trouble. The Mexican lost his" Isst stroke margin over another young­ I route to the National title, Robertson Park. p I a y K ? ; r A u ,? .lritl"l‘'‘*‘ be Jackson, June 8. 1956. is s heatw ster. riinnerup 20-vear-old W lffi' wants to seal the claim with a de­ A field of .150 whittled down ; favorite to do it again even more outing,to Larry Baker, an upset. i Sullivan. the .Masaachusetta Baptist, vs Warriors, 6:1S-Char- cisive victory over th* Hurricane from an original entry of 1.923. j emphatically. Smith of St. Clair. Mich. Amateur king, won the New tar Oak Park. The fight will be carried on ABC- Desperate Bid and a sweep of the dlvlaion. started play today. After 36 holes ■ Thanks to a $175,000 pa,v'ment TV. I England crown two years ago at . IVedneaday. July It . I f Patterson win* and comes of qualifying today and tomorrow Trying for her -first profetaional Manchester. N.H., while ijoenig is from the radio-television (NBCi I „ ------victory before the hometown folks, PopticelU's vs Naasiffs, 6-Wast out of th# - fight without the low 64 will go into match play sponsor, Lence is in s good posi-■ Bobby Boyd, ranking C.. cago th* Connecticut State Amateur Sida'Ovah- injury, he will make another de­ on- Wednesday to decide the indi­ The Pinesl Wiffl made a desperate bid in the tod Open champion. Uon financially. The IS-round i "“ ‘Idleweight. will attemnt to make closing round, scorching Loch- Oreat Blastern v t Ilalnbow, I;t0 - fense against Pete Rademacher, the vidual title, toe inter-city team match, schedule!] for 10 p.m. i ‘"'O 1" * •i”*' h''er Willie Vaughn The field of more than 100 also RobarUon I^rk. Olympic heav.yweight champion of championship, in -which 23 teams moor's 8406-yard layout with a ' included Ernie Oerardi of Wethers- (EDT) wdll be beamed across the ! bo* -A^hgeles in a middleweight recqrd-brea'ktng 68, seven strokes i . Mai 'T'ooi vs Finaata 135, 6:15- 1956, In SeatUe, Aug. 33. of three men each are -entered, nation with the New York area j *®‘'*P * t St. Nicholas Arena -Held, Conn... the 1949 champion; Robertson Park. will be decided during the qualify­ under womenla par. I blacked out of the T Y picture. The ' i" blew York. Boyd outpointed Oterlie Clare of Orange,' Conn .TemplJ Beth vs' St. Mary's, 6:16- ing rounds. In s o l d i r Ignoring the cheers of the' Smith who won the title in 19.34. and DicJi fight will be heard on radio, how- ! Vaughn May 1,5 at Chicago; In his gallery just ahead of her ow-n, I Chartsir Oak Park. ■ James (Junie) Buxbaum, who Diversi, the Maine State tltl*. CNESTEIFIELD SBPPORTEI KIT Alumni League iMeow •B*w_Piew adaw-IMa^ Ter* Tiller ever, in N>w York. ; last start. Vaughn stopped Chebo Miss W right played bold, almost TlMinMU,r, August 1 led Memphis to the tehm title last •r wUk Fewer m»r« *r wi4b with.Fewer with.r Patterson has won 31 o f 32 -pro Hernandez, holder. Yooll fa e l fit, too, in Kilt joiineon year and then went on . to take In­ I 4 Beadle throwe FswerliaadI* BaadBaahti reckless golf and cam'e home with F ft B V* Trust, 6:1S-Charttr Oak Pete Delaney banged out a home fights since he cam* home from Tbe match, held at .St. Nick's A 36-hole qualifying round A Johnson product. KVinch woist- dividual h'onofs. is on hand’ to de­ k 60 dieiei leede eade head SFt6eaias a a 70 against ladies’ par of 37-38— Park, run Slid single in addition to pitch­ Europe in 1952 as Olympic cham* "'bile Billy Graham still occupies CAiled sfor, 18 holM .tod&y ^ < i fend his championship. H * and I 75. ,-bond. Fkmt elastic fob- ing the Manchester Trust to an 8-5 pion in the heavy-middleweight ! •'I« i 36-hole championship w i n d u n age jockey has more htsn $700 quired to qualify here. T w o other ■|'! Friday.Fridav- ^ and Mike Reardon kept the losers about T.84 pounds. Jackson, 25 Joe Brown, the lightweight there, ’ said Mickey, who thep j M l 5IA1N 8T.-'-5U $-5321 invested -in equipment— aaddlaaf ex-champions in. the field sre Stan POWER MOWERS will scale about 194. boots and whips, In constant trouble. Nasalffa outhit Bielat of Yonkers. N. Y.. and Andy king, boxes in s non-title match rallied, with three straight .birdies. j other-N ulm eggers entered in- tbe,.Tniatmen 7-4. include Delco-Heat "But I linade up my mind' that I ' j elude Hank Haefs. Stan Hilmsia Sswedko, of Pittsburgh. » Wednesday at San Antonio with ■■ Trust ...... 121 044-8-4-4 Teddy Brenner will run hit wasn't going to blow up — and by ' and Stan Matczal, of the Man- The individual competition In­ Gilberto Holquln o f El Paso. Nasalffa ...... 200 201-6-7-3 Call One Of The Authdrixed Toro Dealers Listed Bekw usual Monda.v show from St. Nich­ Kenny Lsine hopes tq show the olly I didn't, either. I surely get I cljester Country Cl'ib. cludes two rounds of 18-hole olas Areni^ in New York despite Delaney and Rothman, Lanjire in those plans home folks of Muskegon. Mich., etter music out of those golf clubs ! ' ------. J matches each on Wednesday and For Additionftl Information, and Priece . the coihpetitlon from the heavv- f (2); Miatratta, Reardon (3); Man- Thursday, the 36-hble semi-finals why he ranks bo high in the light­ than I ever did out of a trombone." OP MANCHESTER ■ weight title bout. Brenner sai-s I chuck (7 ) and Fyler. Menditto (3). Friday and the -finals Saturday. weight clast when he boxes T**W.v t Plays Trombone FLETCHER CLASS CO. MItcheU FOUL IN MOTORS Lence paid $1,000 for permission (Red Top) Davis in a Saturday Mickey plays the trombone and Bay Stale Figlile There isn’t a better, more efficient heatiny plant for I to share his usual Monday rard. match. oncer she thought of taking It up 188 WEST BODDLE TURNPIKE your new home than a Delco-Heat automatic oil fired (Thico Vejar, subbing for Joe seriously. Under HU r/ng l„ -Fair’ Conditio Catcher Ed Bailey, left, stud­ boiler. It will, srive you clean, aafe, money saving heat (••••••••ea•••••••••• Bagllo of Brooklyn, boxes Jay An­ Second-place money, of $941.60 CORNER D U R A N T BT. derson o f Patterson. N. J., in a 10- ies opposing batters with for years. , SHORE RECrPERA-nNO :ave Wifil a lead of just about Springfield, Mass,, July 29 (jpiJ| MIDGET FOOTBALL LEAGUE 958 Main St., Mancheatcr round middleweight match to be Claude Osteen. ' The Cincin­ NEW LARGER QUARTERS Springfield. Mass., July 29 up)— 100 over Miss Wright among the I Boboy Courchesne, “ 22-year-oli carried on T l' (Dumont) in some leading money winners. nati Reds’ 17-year-old recruit PLENTY OF FRONT AND REAR PARKING You can always depend on oil— delivered aut9matically Eddie Shore, pne of the gyeategt out of Reading. Oliio, High , lightweight bo-xer, undergoes ' aS APPLICATION Fay Crocker of Montevideo. to your home b,'<*Bant!j'. You can depend on oiir service O r e B f e r players In the history of hockey, made his major league bdw> ! examination by brain ■ specialliitf I would like lo partiripate In the Midgei Football l-eague eon- Uruguay, and Vonnie Colbv of was recuperaUng in Wesson Me­ pitching four innings of exhi­ today to determine w'helher h| AUTO GLASS INSTALLED dueled by Fire and PoUee Jr. Athletic Assoc'qtlon and Recrea­ department 'keeping your burner operating efficientlv ContoiRS Miami Beach, Fla . shared third tion DeparMent. morial. Hospital today from a bition game in Cleveland. must undergo surgery. . . . night and day. ' ' heart attack.. The '.56-year-old lace, each with 290 and $714.10. Courchesne was reported ii GLASS RIRNITURE TOPS Shore, now owner of the Spring- lach fired foyr'atraigh t sub-par "fair” condition at , Springfiel VODKA b e e r rounds. Boy'q Name .A ge 10 mentMy pay plan NO ; field Indians of the American Third Blind Title Hospital with possible brain .i: MIRRORS. (RroploctiNMl Door) Hockey League, was stricken early juries suffered in a bout with Bol I $ 2 * 9 9 3 Quart Boftits Address .....Tel. No. for your cenvMiMc* Saturday at his home, Birmingham, Ala., July 29 i;p) by Bell o f Youngstown, Ohio, Texaii T o |I9 Fielil week ago in New York. PICTURE FRAMING fypM) j • "Eddie is tn good spirits and ap­ Charley Boswell, a Birmingham pears to be on the way to recov- Height ...... W eight $j.00 Um e Rock. July 29,iiP>- CarroU sin"eS%^952"^complained'’ *^^^ WINDOW and PLATE GLASS ; erj-." Jack Butterfiel'd, general halfback at the University of ,jUa- Shelby of Dallas, Tex., beat 18 presaure in hil head after,, collapi GIN 5th $2 manager of the Indians, said after bams, captured his ninth National JALOUSIES: Isstaliatlon I* ()uick, Easy and EeeaemleaL ! visiting Shore. other sporta car in his 4.5 U ter Jng in hia corner at the end of th Dale of Birth ...... DELCO-HEAT Blind Golfers Championship here (PLL'S TAX) -Maserati in 20 laps around a mile- eighth round in the scheduled 10 00-VrRACTOB8: WE HAVE IN STOCK Appllrants must he at least 16 years o f age and not m vr 13 yesterday. Boswell finished the rounder against Bell. before Sept. 1st of this year. Also not over 110 pound* In weight. NO INCREASE IN PRICE and-half course yesterday. In an­ final 18 holes with' a 4S-.52— 100 Stolen Bases — Aparicio, Chi­ other rjice. Bill Welch of Davville A former New England iigh MEDICINE CARINETS and SHOWER DOORS PLEASE BRING THIS APPLICATION TO *CAm

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• f-ft ->i f TiPhwTMrt'(WiWii'ftnr111 MigSrii'infrii yi^ iHiaiiOiaiStfi S.'i?'*4iiia'#Tm)(r'iih(ai'iiiiO»i- dilnr Ti 1 1 P A G E T W E L V l N, KANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, MONDAY. JULY 29, 1957 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAV, JULY 29. 1957 Pa g e T H m m t i Rooms WithoQt Board 59 Apartments>-Flat»— Houses for Sale. 72 Household Siervices ' Business Opportunities 32 Houses for Sale 72 ,Lou from our five cent High Grade Nut I CAN'T SLEEP ON ANYTHING-, them curlers 3199.95. klfchen •in'k. 88 CJiurch St. MI ment to look at more than 60 pic­ Court this mon^ng. Kearney ap­ JPON'T BOTHER I R(X)M FOR rent for gentleman. 91 TWO ROOM furnished apartment Aluminum storms, plastered waUe, Leaperance, MI 9-7630. peared hi court “ n answer to a Hospital Noted regime Is not recognised by tha wait. Marlow’s. ^ machines in this area. Nn 9-4108. 311,600—Six room Colonial, excel­ dollar bond for appeal this area. No aelling! To qualify lent condition, built 1 ^ , central 32.500 — Hebron. FiVa room brick veneer front Youngstot^ waa aet by Judge Gryk. 80 Doane.SL; Oscar Forand, RTO Britlsb, West German and Amer­ Lost u d Found 1 BIDWELL Home Improvement Co. for work you must have a car. ref­ ranch, plus 10 acres of land. ican study group on reunification FRIGIDAIRE gas stove, sofa bed, SIX'MONTH old Kenmore automa­ Apartments— Flats~ west side location. Quiton W, Wtehen. 314,900. R. P. D ^ ock Raymond E. MichaeU, 22, o f 379 1, RockviUe. Alterations, additions. garages. erences. 1790 flash secured by in­ K. tic waaher and 21" RCA TV. com­ o f f ic e SPACE for rent at 342 34.000 down. Co., MI 9-6246, MI 9-6818. that has been meeting In Western LOST—Blue-whlt« parakeet. Vicin­ 9x12 rug, folding screen, kitchen Hutchins, MI 9-6132. Multiple List­ N. Main SL, was fined 376 for ADMITTED TODAY: Mrs. Alma Re-sIdlng specialists. Easy bud|udg- ventory. Devoting 6 hours a week plete with rotor and table. 14 Tenements 63 Main St.»li96 square feet of floor ing Member. 311,000—Coventry. Four room •capitalv ity Adama St., Oliver Road and et terms. MI 9-649S or ■ni utensils, dishes, etc. Apt. 7, Odd apace. Call Ml 9-6226. Cape, 2-car garage. Very clean. ELLINGTON—Spacious eight room evading reaponalblllty. Michaels Izikewlcs, 84 Congress SL to business, your end on percent' ^ t h ' Hawthorne St., after 6 p.m. was arrested after an accident in Allied sources bi Berlin said the w . Middle Tpke. Reward. Tel. 5-9109. age of collections can net up to Fellows Building. THREE ROOM apartment. Modem 32,900 down. home in excdllent condition. Two- BIRTHS SATURDAY: A,daugh- declaration was dealgnMl to taka STORBr-Cholce location at the MANCHESTER— Magnifloent new which h® sideswiped a cw driven 161* to Mr. 'and Mrs. Frank Mor­ MI 9-1893 after 5 p.m. 1400 monthly, with very good pos / ktm JiC tB ’ FOR SALE- From a nice horns. ccHivenisncDB, adaltSt no poti $70 Spilt Level. Rockledge section. 313,400— Andover. Five room car garage, laigre lot beautlfuUy the edge off any propaganda cam­ GARAGES, PORCHES, dormers, MAGIC CHEF tabletop gair range. 14 Elm St., R(>ckviUe. TR 8-2505 . - approximate- ranch. Stone fireplace. Owner leav­ landscaped. Play house. Many by Fred Backofen of 19 Holllater ton, South Coventry: a son to Mr, LOST—PASS BOOK No. 1928. Sav- sibilltiea of taking over full lime. Four burner, broiler oven and Living room, dining room, bed­ 1,600 square feet of living area. paign which Soviet party chief recreation and attic rooms built. Income increaalng accordingly. »m.c.c.LeAa, or TR 6-5060. W 1800 aq. ft Will r e m ^ l to ault ing state. extras too numerous to mention. S t and left the scene Police said. and -Mrs. John Harvey, Ventbn; a Inga Dept, of the Manchester Kitchen and bathrooms re­ 33tOE.-fhA\X., utility drawer and -lock timer. room and kitchen set. Also Bengal tenant Call Ml 9-6808 or Ml 2H baths, two-car garage. For A chrome atrip from Michael'a car Nikita- Khrushchev and Premier For Interview include phone num­ combination gas and oil range. A ll" further information or appoint­ 115,000 — Hebron. Seven room 319,000. Elate Meyer, Realtor, son to Mr. and Mrs. William Knee- Bulganin might set off during Trust Co. Application made for modeled. Robert M. Alexander, VAk.'CQU\fei3. Ib,6.c. Reasonable. MI 3-S583. FOUR ROOM apartment. Adults 9-578L older home. Nine acres of land. MLS, MI 9-6534. that fell from th« car at tha scene land, Storrs; a ion to Mr. and payment. MI 9-7716. ber in apoKeatlon, write National (C.tl priced reasonable for quick aale. ment to ee call The R. Pl'Dlm- of the accident led to hla identifica­ their visit to Eiaat Germany next Vending Ctompany, 527 Lexington 'I® Inquire ock Co., MI 9-5245 or MI- 9-6818. Eight miles from Manchester. Mrs. Robert Violette, 86 N. School month. r MOVING TO Ter. eveninga between 7 and lo! 65 Birch St., second floor. BUILDING.. suitable fo r . ware­ BOLTON — Coventry line. New tion and arrest 2 Avenue. New York IT N. Y MI 3-5354 34.000 down. SL: a son to Mr. and Mra John tOST-i-^PAgS BOOK No. 1341. Sav­ INTERIOR AND exterior remodel­ WEST’COAST house or light manufacturing. Ap­ Cape Cod,- four down, two unfin­ The Allied declaration waa sign- ings Department of the Manches­ ing, houses and garages Free ONE proximately 13.000 aquaie feet Ma n c h e s t e r — immaculate six 315,500—Bolton. 6H room ranch. A Nike .soldier and his wife were Hschler, Carpenter Rd., Bolton, I. . apartment, room Cape. Three or fdur bed New two acre lot. ished' up. Ceramic tile hath, large fined a total of 312 on various R F D '8; a son to Mr. and Mra. ed In the West Berlin C J t yIM ____ ter Trust Company. Application estimates. Call W. F, Mensei. Ml. CUSTOMER CAN’T USE IT heated. 3100 per month. One three first floor, 6,000'square feet second by Von Bretano and David K. B>. Help Wanted—- Articles for Sale 45 Diamonds— Watches— SO I WANT A REUABLE Wearing Apparel-rFara 57’ rooms, nice yard (fenced), excel­ 317.500 Bolton. Two bedroom cus­ lot, 314,600. R. F. Dlmock Co. motor vehicle charges this morn­ Arthur McCarthy, 182 Palknor made for payment. S-5966. ' Help Wanted— Female 35 room apartment, heated. 395 per m Bolton Road. MI MI 9-5245, MI 9-6818. Bruce of the United Stotee, Sir Male or Fifmale 37 Jewelry 48 TRUSTWORTHY PERSON month. Phone MI 3-434g. ^ 3-5682. lent location, WaddeU School,-ideal tom built stone ranch. ing. Pvt. and Mrs. Kenneth Sta­ Dr.;- a aon to Mr. and Mra. Alfred 14. FOOT BOAT, 385. Power' lawn CHESTER f u r r ie r s remodel! home for growing family. 318,900. Other listings available. pleton of Andover were arrested Christopher Steel o f Britain and l/)ST-M3ocker Spaniel, scar on GARAGBl^, cottages,' breezqgaysi WHO'S GOING OouleL 168 Cooper Hill St.; a aon Le Cpmte .De MurviUe of France. stomach, recent operation. Charles porches. 12x20 garage, I960 com­ EXPERIENCED BOYS AND GIRLS-age 14 up for mower. 335. Apartment size Win- LEONARD W. YOST Jeweler, re- HOUSEKEEPING furs for 319.95. Call collect. Rock, Don't overlook this one. (3all LAWRENCE F. FIANO, BOLTON after incldenta on June 20 and 21. to Mr. and Mra. Wlliiam Dell, 35 SEWING MACHINE tobacco farm work. Apply at once croft gas stove, 325. Call PI 2-7211. vine TR 5-8929 or MI 9-7218 Cieszynskl-Felber Agency, MI Private Stapleton waa fined 324 for The Western three offered to Mathiason, M Valley Street. Ml plete. 30x20 two car, 11460. No PjUra, adjusts watches expertly. TO TAKE OVER Houses for Rent 65 Broker 614 room ranch; two years old, Fulton Rd,; a son to Mr, and Mrs. 9-0369. money down, five years to pay. OPERATORS to Connecticut State Employment Reasonable prices. Open dolly. UNPAID BALANCE 3-1409 or MI 9-4291. extra large lot, with ameaite drive failure to secure a license and 39 Wright Gifford, 25 H Forest SL; a meet with the Russians oh tha Service. 806 Main St., Manchea APPOLO (XINDOR English tubular Legal Notice MI 9-5910 question of German unification "at Free estimates. EllisonIlfs Ckmstnjb- ~ AND TRAINEES steel. bow plus accessories, 325. Thursday eveninga. 128 Sprucr Monthly Payments cement 1 alk, basement gar^ e, for falling to atop for an officers daughter to Mr. (and Mrs. WU- ter Mon.-Fri., 8:30,4:30. Wed. only Street. Ml. 9-4387. w p o w DESIRES to ahare sul^r- TWO-PAMILY duplex, 8-6, With oU any time that there ia a rsaaonable Uon 0>. AD 2-3483. APPLY MI 9-0917. 323.28 Notice is hereby given that the ban furnished home ivlth lady or ON TWO ACRES, large 6^4 luoni aluminum atorma and screens, signal. Mrs. Stapleton was fined 39 USm Matsoukas, 13 Margaret Rd. Rockville people may apply at the NEW FURNITURE Legal Notice * following are the party-endors^ heat, garage, excellent Investment for failure to notify the Motor prospect o f making progress. ” Personals MANCHESTER MODE’S, couple. MI 9-0887 after 6:80. property at low price. S. A. Beech- ranch, ceramic bath, hot water fireplace, plastered walls with built DISCHARGED SATURDAY: Elka C3ub Carriage House, 9 North SIX FOOT , atepladder, wooden, And Appliances Notice Is hereby given that the candidatea o f the Democmtlc In fire alarm system. Many fine Vehicle Departmsnt of a change Mra. Jean BermetL Andover; Paul 3ut the Allies said “ if negotiations 9 LAWNS, PATIOS, retaining walls ^ INC. Park St., Rockville; Garden— F ar m— •Dairy ler, MI 9-8962 or MI 8-6969. heat, garage. Only 315.800. Carlton are to be fruitful, both (tides must SHOE REPAIRING while you wait 34.98. Sherwin-Williams Co. 981 HAVE BEEN IN STORAGE 3 following are the party-endorsed *’T nomination of the Mu- W. Hutchins. MI 9-6182; features that win make you want to of address. Roix, Bast Hartford; Mra. LUUan built and land cleared. MI 9-6275. PINE STREET Main- St. Products 50 MONTHS candidatea of the Republican Par- HOUSE FOR RENT. Six own this house after you see It. Private Stapleton waa found In­ Rialey, East Hartford; Carl Croe- approach them in a spirit o f ao- or while you shop. Sam TUlyes, 33 below to rooms. THREE BEDROOM ranch with full commodation and flexibiuty.’’ They Oak St, at PumeU Parking Lot. I sold .this to a young couple 3 , ty for the nomination to the Mu- Write Box Z, Herald. baaement. New home. Fireplace 312,650 NEW WELL constructed 316,900. nocent of a second count of fall­ beL HasardviUe; Miss Carol FOR SHED dormers, garages or AMBITIOUS women interested In Situations Wanted— WOODEN EXTENSION ladder, 24 said they are prepared, "mi part of any type of carpentiy work call months ago, but tliey are not get­ 1 nlclpal Offices specified below to ^ be held on October 7, 1957 in the and many extras. 8. A, Beechler, three bedroom ranch, hot water ing to atop for ai» officer's signal Benderson, 170 HlUlard SL; Prls* RIDERS WANTED. HamUton earning extra money from now un­ Female 38 ft. 319.95 complete with ropes CUT FLOWERS, Gladioli and Zin­ ting married. I be niled at the municipal election T o ^ of Coventiy, Connecticut to- tnutually acceptable European The North End Builders. - MI til Christmas working 3 or 4 eve­ Realtor, MI 9-8952 or MI 8-6969. heat, % acre, trees, excellent lo­ BOLTON and Mra. Stapleton waa judged In­ cilia Depha, 105 Walker SL; Hor­ Standard, lat ahlft. Will pick up at and pulleys. Sherwin-Williams Co.. nias. Fern Gardens. 179 Fern St. BLOND BEDROOM 1 to be held October 7. 1957 in the Suburban for Rent 66 cation. Ckirlton W. Hutchlna. MI nocent of falling to carry regis­ ace RuaSell Jr., 343 Highland SL; security arrangement, to give 'ssi 9-89S3, MI 3-6700.' nings a week, selling 200 top DEPENDABLE mother of four, for­ 981 Main St. laid addreaaea of Four room ranch In one of Bol­ assurance thsL In the eront of a door. Wuilmanttc HA s-4217. mer R.N., will baby-sit evenings. LIVING ROOM Rnvi-s Town of Coventry. Connecticut, to­ MANCHESTER —New 5% room 9-5132. tration. Mra. Marion Sault, 60 Phelps Rd;; Hems. Call MI 3-8375. -A-' gether with the street addresaes of»- ton’s finest locations, less than reunified Germany choosing to Own traiiaportatlon. Write Box U. 5-PC. DINElTE SET Ml , « TERM—All 2 yra FIVE ROOM furnished apartment ranch, attached garage, cerrmic The charges arose when Staplg- Mrs. Janet Chamberlain, 66 Drive ALUMINUM extension ladders, 24 Household Goods 51 "Westinghouse’’ Elec. Ref. ' said candidates; Nelson X Bearce, Route 31, Coven- tUe bath, n_ea^g completion, 310,600—Five room ranch, excel­ mile from the center. This cute jMir NATO, they would not take Aluminum Storms and WANTED — Woman for general Herald. ft. 32 ft. sizes in stock, 31.80 per with, heat available Immediately. ton waa observed driving his car B; Gregory Murphy, 443 LydoU "Colorlc" Combination Range . TERM:—All 2 yra. „ I r y <>nn.’ First SeJectman 87 Park St, RockviUe. Tel. TB 616,600. R. P. Dimock Co, lent condition. 150' foot frontage, ranch has baseboard heat, atorma and making fast staru on Main ntilitary advantage as a result of Automobiles for Sale ’ 4 Screens 14-A laundry work. Steady work. $1 per fool. Sherwln-Wllliama Co. 981 ANTIQUE FURNITURE, sUver, and screens, and- a nicely land- SL; Roland Meloche, Bolton; Mrs. he withdrawal of Soviet forces. "Maytag” Washer Richard M. Galinat, Tolland Road Harold E. Smith, Wall Street. Cov­ 5-2244, Mrs. LaUy; 9-5345 or Joseph Ashford. high elevation -view. Carlton VV. SL Police said that Stapleton hour to start. New System Laun­ Situations Wanted'— Male 39 Main St. glass, china, and used furnitufe Bcaped let. Sure to catch your eye Georgia SpUka, Wapplng; George "But the Western powen could . NEED Ar-^CART Short enr a down ALUMINUM- - WINDOWS, doors, dry, Harrison Street. "Emerson" Television Set Coventry, Oonn.. First Select­ entry, Conn, Second Selectman 9-6818. Hutchlner Ml 9-5182. Multiple List- failed to stop when hailed. Mrs. Mavridls, 72 Benton SL; Mrs. Lee bought and sold. Furiilture Renalr man Mary F. Mills. R.F.D. No. 2 Cov­ NEW THREE-ROOM prifumlshed ing Member. and 80 will the price at only not contemplate that the wcietonce Myment or bad your credit turned jalousies, pvch.es, awnings. Free WALLPAPER—Room loU,. limited Service.Ice Ml,Ml 8-7449.a.Tue ” "Hoover" Vacuum- 312,200. Stapleton was stopped the foUow- Bennett and aon, 258 McKee SL; estimates. Call N. B. Chase Co., CLERK—General office work, bill­ Also included Sealy innerspring Bertron Hunt. Oak Grove, Ooven- entry. Conn., Town a erk 4 apartments with heat, electriclly, CAPE COD—Four down, two un­ Ing day when she was observed o f NATO Itself should constitute down? ppn't give up! For a good WANTED--Carpentry work, small •upply. 32.49 per bundle. Sherwin-, Treasurer " \ Mra. Barbara Hoar and son, -Bol-- the subject of negotiations." faRsUy«"‘-'. Mias Rosemary Armstrong, 195 N. <3ean, No down payment. $3.90 St. MI. 8-4860. time in snack and dairy b«r. Call your pets and pet’s su;upplies. Aluminum combination storm three months old. in excellent con September L Living room 25x15, BOL?SN*''-^Ousloin~''bSit''^Triin^ ■8*sisf «fef---Jiaia^a(»yk((:4«''?BrMirch. Charming home EXCLUSIVE SALES rights for day, 9-8 p.m. Thursday, 9-9 p.m, copper tank, excellent condition. nance -Coventry, Oonn.. Board of Fi­ 6 p.m. eveninga. 318.900 — Six room Cape with ga­ mica counters, massive stone fire­ rant issued by Proeecutor John 14 Windermere Ave„ Rockville Navy. Anderson had never been ranged or win take trade. M3 of charge If more necessary tiles 4c a tile, Kentile, from 7c following are the party-endorsed and yard for a growing famUy. rage. On corner lot just off the bus Avon Cosmetics available to capa­ 333. 39 Turnbull Rd.. MI 9-9162 candidatea of the Democratic Par­ John M. Slone, Jr., Lskeview Tei*r.,-s nance place, pine paneling, plastered FitzGerald. George PetralUs, 268 Green Rd, even an ordinary seaman bacauaa 3--T955. available at half price For more ble energetic women. Call MI BIRD, cat and dog>g supplies, whole- each. Green Paint sind Wallpaperi Elva Tyler, Realtor, w3 9-4489. line. Soon vacant. The price In­ Information call Manchester Roof-' ty for nomination to the Municipal Coventry. Conn., Board of Fi­ Stephen tioyxim, R.F.D No. 3, walls, baseboard heat, many other The youth, according to the Mrs. Mary OrcutL Coventry; of a, Blight limp left over a 3-5195. sale and retail.' Oaiiy 9 to 6 p.m. at the Green. cludes complete redecorating. In­ charges, had secured an automo­ 1949 PONTIAC, fair condition, Ing A Siding Co., Inc^ Ml 9-8933 Offices specified below to be filled nance Coventry, CJonn., Board of Fi. Business Property for Sale 70 MANCHESTER—Vicinity. Oean as features. Q^l owner M l 9-4316. Richard McConviUe, 99 Keeney polio attack at age 8. Tuesday. Thursday, Friday nights Boats and Accessories 46 nance side and out. FHA mortgage of bile from*a local used automobile SL; WlUla Kilpatrick, Bolton priced cheap. 54 booptr St, MI for free estimate. Pfisldent Joe HAIRDRESSERS wanted. Top 7 to 9 Porterfield’s Route 6 and WHAT! You haven’t any antiques? at the municipal election to be held Dexter Wheelock, Babcock Hill, • a whistle. Three bedroom home. Elsenhower kept him at the Navy JlansoA E. Stewart, Jr.. R F D BRICK BUSINESS block on Spruce 311,500 now available. BOLTON-Waterfront, Third lake, dealer under the pretense of pur­ Mrs. Beverly Malone an(] daugh­ 3-7778. Girardln. salary plus commission. F\ill or Piapel. South Windsor. JA 8-3391. Ma n c h e s t e r b o a t c o ., lo Es­ Hurry out to the new Chirlosity Oc’ jber 7. 1957 in the Town of Coventry, Conn., Board of Fi­ Approximately six mUee from less than a year, then made him Bolton, together with th’e street nance No. 2, Coventry. Conn., Board'of St., two otores and three apart­ 315.700 — The buy of buys — on Pond Road. Furnished, winterized chasing It. He waa allowed to use ter, 38 Qiikker Rd.; Mrs; Sylvia part time. Write Box X. Herald. sex St. Dally 12 noon:9 p.m. Shop, Route 6. Andover. Open 1-5 Msmehester. Hot water oil heat, cottage. Suitable for small family. deputy secretary of defense—re­ 1958 HUDSON WASP four door de FOR THE best In shingle and built BOARDING KENNELS-Individual week days, 1-8 Saturdays and Sun­ sddressn of said candidates: Alma Heckler, Brewster St., Oov- - Finance ments, For information caU Ml two-car garage, nice yard with Eaatfield StreeL Quiet, peaceful the automobile tp- proceed to hla Carmen and son. West WUllng- putedly because Anderson was a Saturday 9 a.m.-9 p.m. Scott 9-3997. street away from the traffic. Six Two boats' included. Immediate home where he waa to secure funds luxe aedaq, excellent condition. up roofing, gutters, leaders, chim- ELDERLY WOMAN wanted to 17 ft. amesite run. Inspection wel­ Atwater-Ana Boats. days.. Julius L. Strong, Hebron Road, entry. Ck>nn., Board of EMuca- ' Harold J. Waldron, R.F.D. No 1 trees. Not a development. Plenty ton; Mrs. Levinnla Hayes and man -^ o could avoid eontrovarsy. Call at lot rear Wise-Smith Store ny- and roof repairs call Coughlin First Selectman tion Coventry, Oonn., Board of Fi­ room Cape that 'la truly loaded occupancy. Brae-Burn Realty, tor its purchase. care fop children for two weeks. come. White Collie pups for pets of privacy. Full price 315,850. Im- Phona MI 3-6273. daughter, 84 Cambridge SL; Mrs. He left the government In 1968 gefore 4 p.m. or phone CH 7-5829 MI 3-7707. Call MI 9-3794, or show. Camelot Collies, Coven­ DO-IT-YOURSELF. Assemble your Stanley Patnode, Stony Road. Se­ I Lawrence C. Latimer. Main Strwt, ■- n a n ce medlaite occupancy. Alice Clam- with extriqi. Basement garage, 'The arrest was made when Mc- Pauline Cunningham and tjaugh- to become president of Ventures, after 5 p.m. • try, PI 2-6707. own porch glider and save! All lectman ' Coventry, Ck>nn„ Board of Edu- *uth Hansen, R.F.D. No. 2 Cov- Farms and Land for Sale 71 pet, Realtor. Phonp MI 0-4543. ameaite,' etc. TSie o T ’ the better VERVrtN—Rn* u ____ ’ (Cryatal failed to return with the ter, 'TalcottvlIIe Rd., RockviUe; Building Materials '47 r i c a r or the money and folk Ltd., o f Toronto, a mining proper­ GENERAL OFFICE work, girl for aluminum or black metal, plastic David C. Toomey, Toomey Lane, ' cation entry, Conn., Board of Education buys on the current market. High Six room Cape, two unfinished, Idwlng ( Mrs. Sally Parelak and aon, 71 2955 NASH STATESMEN, radio and Heating and Plumbing 17 HEBRON—Attractive 10-acre farm FHA mortgage available. accident-.ln Bast Hartford In wnli ties'holding company at a report­ IBM room, no experience neces­ AKC REGISTERED Cocker pup­ 4/0X8/0 Plyscord per.M 3115.00 cushion and back upholsteries. Town Clerk ; Prall B. Mei-riam. Ripley Hill. Q>v- -lelen Willnauer, R.F.D. No 2 Ma n c h e s t e r colonial, seven full shed doriner with rough Fairfield St.; Mra. Joan Shaw and ed salary of 36D.0M a year. Today heater, signal lighu, reclining pies, 320 and 325. Doga boarded. with five-bedroom home. OU heat, the car was eatimated a total loss 8. WATSON. PLUMBING and heat­ sary, paid vacations and holi­ No. 1 Western Framing - Regular 364.50 now 344.95. Wat­ Pearl D. Jewell, Route No. 6. Reg-1f entry. Conn., Board of Ekluca- v|^ ^ D -y,' Conn., Board of Edu- bath, lavatory, workshop, spring. roome, breezeway, gsu-oge. Living 316.900 —Neat six room ranch on plumbing, ameaite, attached ga- son. East Hartford. his pa^rgets cut to the oabinet level seats, new battery and two new days, five day;- forty hour week. Reasonable rates. Washburn Ken­ ■ Istrar of Voters ! tion room 14x26, latge dining room, by East Hartford police. - ing contractor. New InstaUattoris, loads only— per M 3112.00 kins Brothers, Inc., 935 Main St. Talbot Agency. PI Elizabeth Drjve. Attached gigarage, rage with sundeck. Large lot oil of 328,000. 1 tires. 3956. MI 9-0649. Apply in person,- Gaer Bros.. 69 nels, Tolland. TR 5-2894. on A. Labrle, R.F.d TNo. 1, Cov­ modern kitchen with balf ceramic In.. Other, caa9f„ heard this morn­ alteration work and repair work. 1x12 TAG Dry Sheathing- - John J. McDermott. Flora Road, I I Fred C. Mohr, Jr., Nathan-Hale' nice' lot, 'flrej^ace, combinailinatldii Tiot Water, 314,9()(). Ken 0:Jatriniiky, Meentlme, Andersen -haa beoome MI 9-3808. Leggett Street, East HarUord, 5000' minimum per M 394.00 Treasurer | Hgta., Coventry, Conn., Board of entry, Oonn., Board of Educa- tUe waUs, dishwasher and dispos­ windows. Good value here. MI 8-8159. ‘ ing, Ronald ti. . Yedrysek, Conn. Herbert J. Wilson. Stony Road, I Eklucation ' . , al. four bedrooms, 114 hatha, near Mlddletoyrn, -waa fined 345 tpr Bowd Unit Sets a regtetered Republican and a legal 1949 M ERfRRY, 3150. Call 9-0680. Articles For Sale 45 Resquared No. 1 Perfection HEDRON—EigAt miles from Man- 316.700 —Owners want action on resident of Greenwich, Conn. LLOYD'S PLUMBING SOrvlre aa- Wood Shingles per sq. 316.95 Coventry Notice Tax Collector I Albert F. Bray, Taicolt Rd., Cov­ D ^ld AT"XJlbson, R.F;D. No. 3. ch68t6r Center, Owner le&vln|[ High and HoHlate.r St. achoola. this five room ranch -with full baae­ BOLTON LAKE—Year 'round speeding. Terry H. FUes, 21. of '■aures satiatacUon, prompt service. WOMAN TO clean rooms. Must LOAM, DARK, rich, stone free. Windows—complete—(set-up) John J, McDermott, Flora Road, entry, Conn., Board of Tax Re- Coventry, Conn., Board of Edu­ state. Four acre farm, seven, room Town 4 Country Realty, AD modified split level on lake front, Wapplng, was fined 312 for fall Club Lease Talk have own transportation. Full cation ment. Recreation ' room, built-in CH 7-6124, An 0-5485. Prompt delivery. Call PI 2-6277 or all sizes from 310.80 The Coventry Board of Educa- ..Agent...... Town.. Deposit mFund na , ■vlew house, two car garag.. 6000 broil­ 8-626b, ME 3-2792. oven'. On Henry Street, Terrific built two years. Four bedroom ing to atop at a stop sign. Judge Auto Driving School 7-A time. Manchester Molei. McNall WUllmantic ACademy 8-8283. CASH AND CARRY tion requests bids for 8,000 gals, of Raymond T. Jewell, Route No. 6 ! Ernest S. Gowdy, Brewster St Albert A. Roasi, R.F.D. No. 2. Cov­ er capacity, 314 atory 10)1x24 ft. location. 19 foot living room, dining (or Gryk.aet bond for appeal at 350. Expert Gets Fish St,. MI 3-4148. gasoline, regular and high teat and! Board of Finance j Coventry,- Conn., Board of Tax entry, Oonn., Board of Tax Re­ MANCHESTER — Five room Raymond R.9 Bousheef 26, of 412A6#l Lease of town-owned Globe Hol­ Knotty Pine Paneling cement block coop, cement floors, 317,500 — We're lucky In that we family) room, approximately I9x low PLUMBING AND heating—repairs r o y a l a n d Smiui-Corona port­ 33,700 gals, o f No. 2 fuel oil and j Clifford S. Stephen.^, Uynwood Review . view ranch, full basement, plaatered 18, fireplace. II4 baths, efficient Hilliard St., was fined |24 for LARSONS DRIVING School WOMAN OR GIRL for part time able cuid standard typewriters. All 8' per M 3129.00 small processing and cooling plant have some choice new ranch homes Then His Finger and contract work. Call Ml S-lSOl. 4x8 Mahogany Paneling 30.000 gals, of No. 4 fuel oil, bids; Drive, Board of Finance Richard W. Gronback, Nathan Boleslaw Pletras. R.F.D No. 3. and retail outlet. Equipment In­ walla, full insulation, hot water oil kitchen, dishwasher. Aluminum falling to secure an operator's li­ Manchester's only trained and clerk. Apply Lucky Lady Self All raakea of adding machines heat, fireplace', ceramic bath, all for aale in this price range. Look . cerUtied inatnictor For your safe­ per M ' 3179.00 to he opened Sept. 4, 1957. I Katherine M. Pere.-iluha, Watroiisj Hale Rd,, Coventry, Conn., Coventry, Conn., Board o f Tax cluded. Guaranteed income from screens, oil heat, baseboard radia­ cense. ■ _ meeting tomorrow nigiiL , Service Laundry, li Maple St. sold or rented. Repairs on all For further'information call or -Road, Board of Education 1957-1 _ Zoning Board of Appeals i Review city utilities. Built by Ansoldi, im­ at the rest, then call us to see the In catching a "good-slsed Ug- ty wa are trsined to teach proper­ Moving—Trucking makes, Marlow’a. Flush Mahogany Doors eacL. 38,20 coop rental. Ideal for retired per­ best. Five rooms, full basement, tion. Lillian Grant, Walton W. William H. Brown Jr., 18, of 84 The subcommittee will make ly Ml. 90076. a s m Shell Casing per ft. 3.059 wTite 1961 Grant E. Toothaker,’ Sr,, Ripley Kenneth M. fe n ce r , R.F.D. No. 3 son or part time income for mediate occupancy, Charles Les- Grant Agency. Realtors, MLS Henry'St.; waa fined 312 for driv­ mouth bass” Robert J. O’Omnor Storuge TWO POSITIONS available at long Supt. Worcester Warren perance, MI 9-7620. garage, all city ultilitlea, trees,'etc; recommendations on 'whether to 20 ■ established firm located off Burn- USED fiUILDING materials. 2x3s, Pine JAmbs each 32.99 NO NOMINA'nON Board of Edu­ Hill, Coventry, Conn., Zoning . Coventry. Conn., Board of Wel­ lasge family. Full price 316,800. member. Mt. 8-1153. ing a .motor vehicle with a defec­ lease land to the club, the term » UtUe more than he want­ Pilgrim 2-7665 cation 1957-81 Board of Appeals . fare 331,000 — New two-family flat of Ma n c h e s t e r Driving Academy AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS CO ' side Ave., in East Hartford. Sec­ 2x4s, 2x6s, 2x6s,''2x7s, sheathing 18" Natural Shakes—cartoned Lawrence F. Flano, Broken. MI CUSTOM BUILT six room brick tive muffler. Eldward J. McNa­ the lease If It le granted, and the ed. Florence A. Harlow, Bolton Cen­ Carl R. Christensen, Tolland Rd.. William A. Miller, R.F.D. No. 2 four rooms on each floor. Tils COVENTRY—31600 1down buys this Expert instruc and long «liatance moving pac retarial position with diversified rough and finished flooring, black per sq. 310.50 9-5910. home, of the finest quality and mara. 51. of 192 Green Rd., charged yearly rental payment. Tha hook became Imbedded In dual controlled ''ar. ciali PI duties for officer and company. and galvanized pipe, -copper tub­ Insulation per M 338.60 ter Road, Boand of ICducation (Coventry, Conn.. Zoning Board Coventry, Conn., Board of Wel­ baths, dream kitchens. Full base­ 38600 very Clean elx room Cape. with failure to etop at a atop sign, the middle finger o f his’ left hand ing. storage Call Ml. 3-518’i Hai 1957-59 of Appeals fare workmanship, two-car. garage, ment. Ideal aet-up to live rent free New membiBrs appointed by 3-7349. Day or evening " app^t ford CH. 7-1428. Bookkeeping position in account­ ing, soil pipe tuba, toilets plumb­ 8s A 18s Common Nails keg-310.50 many ext;as. Lacated'on Bridge Four down, two unfinished up. No waa fined 312. Clementine C. Chap­ around 9:80 Saturday evening'a1 menu. Legal Notice Jack E. Early, Cook Drive, As­ John T. Cousin, Prospect St., Cov­ Harvey C. Morris, R.F.D, No. 8 on the thcome from one apartment. cellqr. Lot 50x300. Immediate oc­ Mayor Harold Turtington. are ing department with various ing and electrical aupplies, 275 gal Free Home Planning and Street. Call , Cieszynskl-Felber man. 42, of 55 Drive t?, waa fined Directors Gene Kelly and Paul Lake Hayward. MANCHESTER — Movmg and TO THE ELECrrORS AND QUAL­ sessor entry, Conn., ConsUble Coventry, Conn., Zoning 4 Plan­ Accent With Buttons Very central. Good financing avail­ cupancy. Buyer may assume pres­ MOR'TLAIQC'S—Manchester's lead phases Including ledger work. oil tank, inside and outside doors, Consulting Service ning Board Agency. MI 3-i4(>g or Ml 9-4391. able. - 36 for keeping an unlicensed dog. Marte. They will join Directors The mishap resulted In a trip to trucking Oo .Ml 3-OSOS Owned Easy commuting from Manches­ windows, furnaces, oil burners and IFIED TAXPAYERS OF TTIE Qiarles T. Hathaway, ' Vernon Delmar W. Potter, School Street ent GI mortgage. Owner will give Manchester Hospital where ■ the 1 ^ Driving School offers the most A l^ rt J. Stevenson, R.P.D. No. 8, Joseph F. Monsinu, ' 28, of Brock­ Pascal Poe and Roy J^utaon In the and operated by Walter B. Ber- ter. Five day week. Many employe radiators. Chomaa Housewrecking TOWN OF COVENTRY, CON­ Road. Board of Tax, Review ' Coventry. Conn., Constable. 336,500 — Located in Bolton on two mortgages. Lawrence P, ton. Mass., charged with speeding, hook was removedt and O'Cmuior In driver education. Thousands of Write for our Window Folder Coventry, Conn., Zoning '4 Plan-^ Flano, Broker. MI 9-5910. dlscueaion tomorrow night. Direc­ rett Jr. benefits. For interview call CH at Stock Place off of North Main NECTICUT: Emerson H ., Bosworth, Bayberry i Thomas Dunnack, Depot R ^d, four acres, beautifully landscaped forfeited a 335 bond when he faUed was given a tetanu^ ahoL satisfied students. 200.000 mUes Road, Zoning Board of Appeals Coventry. Conn., Constable nlng Board Double Attractions! tor Gilbert Barnet, head of the 9-841^. St., Manchester. Open 6-8 p.m. A Referendum will be hqld on with a slate roof. Six large rooms, to appear in court. subcommittee, is on vacation. The Vernon man, who is des­ accident free instructions. MI MANCHESTER Package Delivery. NATIONAL LUMBER, INC, 1967-1962 Frank E. Spencer, Jr., Gross St., Al^e A. Stewart. R.F.D. No. 2, 214 baths, 3 fireplaces,, 2-car 9-7898. I. Mon.-Fri., Sat. all day till 6 or 381 STATE STREET • Thursday, August 1. 1957, between i Judge Gryk ordered a -warrant At a meeting of the Board as a cribed by hla wife as an expert Light truckmg and package deliv­ call MI’O-2392. the hours of 8:00 A. M. and 6-:00 Robert D. Murdock. South Road, ' Coventry. Conn., Constable Covantiy, Conn., Zoning 4 Plan­ garage and many other fine fea­ Wanted—Real Estate 77 er}. Refrigeratora, waahert and NORTH HAVEN, CONN. ,, Zoning Board of Appeals 1958- A. Harry W. Olsen Sr.. Route 31 ning/Board Issued tor the Streat of Austin F. whole on Friday, Director Kelly fisherman, was spending the day P. M. to vote "YES ' or "NO" on | tures. Truly a home of distinction. Moran. 34, of East -Hartford, itove moving specialty. Folding Help Wanted— Male -* 36 RICH, Fine Meadow Loam price-] 1968 Brenton B. Freeman, R.F.D. No. 1, HUL/nPLE LISTING offers the proposed that the town-own^ prop­ at the lake with hla wife and two Motorcycles— Bicycles -11 Tel. CHestnut 8-2147 the following;question; Coventry. Cohn;, Grand Jurors 8-10 Acre -Farm In South Windsor. Moran was charged -with foUowing erty be leased to a bidder who can daughterii. Hla wife is rijd>t about ch,dra for rent 50 9-0752' within your budget. Fill, gravel John J. Garibaldi. Vernon Road, Edward E. Smith, Rotite 31. Cov, Coventry, Conn., Grand Juror Six room house In nice condition. combined aenlcea of 25 realtors, ROUTE SALESMAN for estab­ "Resolved that the Town Constable Stewart E. Hillman, R.F.D. No. 2 . 60 saleamen to help aril your a. motor vahlcle - too cloqely. He offer public recreatlmi facilities at that term "experL" With all the VESPA MOTOR scooter sand, atone. Light grading. MI of Coventry shall» con­ entry,. Conn.. Grand Jurors Poasible to aee three states from lished laundry and dry cleaning 3-8603.'\ USED FRAMING lumber reason- Arthur L‘ Held, Constable Walter B. Smith. Pine Lake Coventry, Conn.. Grand Juror house. For Information please call was involved in an accident at the the higbeBt possible return to the rumpus over, tha fishhook, O’Con­ equipped. A-l condition 3150'. Painting—Papering 21 route, excellent opportunity for struct a Junior High your back lawn. Good potential for intersection of Broad and Center town. nor caught U i fish. Main St. able. Call MI 3-6845. Robert D. Murdock, Soutri Road, Shores, Storrs, Conrt., Grand Ernest O. LeDoyt, R.F.D. No. 8, Carlton W. Hutchins, MI 9-6132. the right person.-Salary and com­ School building, on a suit- Constable ^Coventry, Conn., Grand Juror developnient. , Numerous barna, Sts. on-July 20. POWER MOVERS Jurors ■ previously a good paying tobacco EXTERIOR and interior painting. mission and many vtbsr benefits. ’• able site to be selected, NO NOMINA'nON, Constable Kenneth M. Spencer, R.F.D. No. 3 USITNOS WANTED—Single, two- Gwendtriyn M. Keller, 28, of ■Ceilings refinished. Paperhanging. Edith R. Pomeroy. Bread 4 Milk farm. Apply in peragn. New Model Laun­ Clinton-Briggs Stratton, 339.95 up consisting of 16 class­ Richard ,E. Fowler, South Road, St., Coventry, Conn., Board of Coventry, Conn., Grand Juror family, threa - family, buslneas Coventry was found Innocent of Business Services Offered 13 Wallpaper books. Estimates given. dry, 73 Summit St. No down payment. No payments Town of Manchester rooms, gymnasium, audi­ Grand-Juror Kenneth J» taCroes, R.P.D..No. 8, T. J. CROCKETT prtqierty. Have many cash buy­ the charge of passing -a stopped Fully covered by Insurance. Call Welfare FOB THE VERY FINEST IN until September. torium. cafeteria, and Elsie M. Jones, Bolton Center, Carl H. Reimer, Route 31, Coven-,.,. Coventry, Conn., ConsUtte REALTOR ers. Mortgages arranged. Pleoso school bus. Also found Iruiocent REFRIGERATION ssJes and serv­ Edward R. Price. MI 9-1003. CLERK with experience in geneT- Public Hearing call Oeqrge L. Grasiaffio, Realtor. ice. Commercial, residential air suitable ■ offices, store­ Road, Grand Jurbr try. Conn., Board of Welfare ■Anthony J. PauUe, R.P.D. No. 8. Office MI 3-1677 was Lyle W. Carpenter, 89, of 78 QUALITY USED CARS si office work and knowledge of COLE MOTORS rooms and toilets.” A jexan^r M. Plante, Bavherrv Coventry, Conn., Constable Ml q-8678 109 Heiiry Street. Buckliigham SL, who had been conthOaoers, freesers. A. and W. HOME IMPROyEMBNT-201. tree-and without any obligation PhUco factory supervued service. the Municipal i Building Hearin sioner. 1958-1961 Alvin R. Goodin, R,P.D. No. 2, Tel. Ml. 9-14il. retirement plan. Opportunity for NOTICE ‘ ' ' Richard, M. Galinat Hgts., Coventry,. Conn., Board of We also buy pnqierty for cash Room, Tuesday. August 6. i95'i Board of Selectmen. Frank Volpl; Volpl Road, Fire Health , - _ Coventry, Conn., Beard of A GOOD FIVE room single. Two SeUing or buying contact BARLOW MOTOR SALES Courses and Ctasses 27 advancement. Apply Mr C!happel ■ sit eight o'clock in the afternoon oh Health WINDSOR AVE„ ROCKVILLE—PRONE TR 8-2688 P K K ’S WELATHERSTPJP Com­ Firestone Tire 4 Rubber Co. 125 TOWN OF MANCHESTER Commissioner, 1957-1958 Stephen S. Nagy, Taicolt Road,.- bedrooms. Only 39,600 In good STANLEY b r a y Realtor 8th District Votes DIESELr—Heavy Equipment —We Bids will be received for fur­ the BUDGET for 1957-58 for: Alexander J, Plante, Bayberry Coventry, Conn., Board of * James . A. Martin, R.F.D. No. 8, condition, 33,0(>0' down payment. . BRAE-BURN R$)i^TY pany, doors and windows, custom McKee' St.. East Hartford. Proposed additional appropria­ work, gusranUed. Cali Ml. 9-1583 are seeking men in this area to nishing grass seed and fertilizer Road, Town Planning Commis- Health Coventry, Conn., Board of S. A. Beechler, Realtor. MI 9-6953 MI 3-6278 On Tonight ttfur 6 p.m. train for Diesel and Heavy Equip­ a^EANER -UNDER sixty years. at the office of the General Man­ tion for balance o f contract for ■lon 1957-1962 Walter E. Smith, Pine „Laks Health or MI 8-6969. ment. High pay and future secur­ Apply in person, references. ager, Tow'n of Manchester at 3:00 Grand List Revaluations, SEPTIC TANKS Oscar Kreysig, Route'No. 6, Town * Shores, Storrs., Conn., Board of ' Notice-ia also hereby given that a. SBUXINO, Buying,' Trading? L.M.- 9 EIGHT ROpM single. Only 39,000. CHUCK'S RADIO and T.V. Service ity are the benefits of a trained Manager State Theater. P..M.. Tuesday, August 18, 1957, at ' 33,115. AND Planning Commtaaion 1958-1963 Health ** , |5-Prtmary will be held on August M.L. (which means Live Modern Eighth Utilities District votera 8maU appliances repaired. 161 and experienced Diesel man. If which time bids will be opened in Proposed additional appropria­ Notice -is also hereby given that Notice ia also hereby given thal, ; 128, 1967 If a candidacy or candida- Immediate occnpancy. 33,000 cash —Multiple lis t)—all your real es­ tonight will vote on a bylaw required. A good low eoet home. tate the modern, way.- . The Ella- North Main St. Ml 3-8317, reai- you have mechanical ’ aptitude, Ex p e r i e n c e d tractor - trailer public. Bids, sealed and marked tions by transfer from the Capital PLUGGED SEWERS a primaryp t f ...... will be held on August a primary will be held on August,,; clea are filed In accordance wlth- amendment that would enable the denca MI 3-6900. write to us for free information drivers. Apply in person.' Carlson "Grass Seed". “Fertilizer” must be Improvement Reserve Fund, for 28, 1957 if a candidacy or candi­ 26, 1957 if a candidacy or can(Uda-.-r No. 36 of the Public AcU of No­ 6. A. Beechler, Realtor, MI 9-8953 worth Mitten Agency, Realtors, or MI 8-6969. Ml 84930. Board of Directora to purchase without obligation aa to how you and Co., 44 Stock Place, Manchea in the office of the General Man­ preparation o f preliminary' plaps dacies are filed In .accordance with cies are filed in accordance with-* vember, 1968, aa amended by No. amall items without bids. - HZLJL8' TELEVISION Service. may become a part of this rapidly ter. ager before the time stated above. and outline apectfications for Machint Cleaned Noi 36 of the. Public Acts -of No­ #18 of the Public AcU of 1967. Phone Ml 3-5135 No. 36 of the Public Acta of No- " FERGUSON ROAD. Three bed­ The special meeting will be held AvaUabie at aimimes. Philco fac­ TTie right is reserved to reject Phase Three dt alterations and Septic Tanks, Dry. Wella, Sewer vember 1955, aa amended by No. Forma for petitions for filing LISTINGS NEEDim for all types expanding industry. Tractor Train­ ember, 1955, aa amended by No,.-« room ranch, 114 baths, huge kitch of homes, capea, ranches, co­ at the Hollieter SL School at 7:30. tory supervlaed service. Tel MI ing Service, Box T, Herald. any and all bids. renovations to Barnard' Junior Lines Inttalled--41ellar Water- 518 o f tlie Public Acts of 1957. 518 of the Public AcU of 1957, • auch candldaciea by or on behalf 9-9098. CARPENTER- Year round work. proellng Done. Forms for fiUng such candida­ of any enrolled Democratic mem­ en uid dining area, many many lonials 2, 8, or 4 family. CaU The proposed amendment would All bids must conform .to the High School, 36,500. Forms for petitions for fillnf.^ eliminate any doubt to the FOR CLEANER, CHEAPER, lASIER HOME HEAT MI 9-6802.' specifications and bidde^ forms cies by or on behalf of any enrolled ber may be obtained from extras. Thu home U reduced for aeaaynakt-Felber Agency, MI aa FT^OR SANDING and refinlahlng Bonds— Stocks Mortgages 31 Gilbert C. Barnes. Secretary sucli candidacies by or on behalf quick sale, owner leaving state. 8-1409 or MI 9-4291. legality of purchase procedures which may be procui-ed from the Board of Directora Democratic Party member may be of any enrolled Repifbllcan mem- • ^ aline G. Hoff, Lake Street, SpedalUing in old floors. M] MEN—3150-3250 weeAly. Must have McKINNEy GROSs obtained from' Claudia M. Jones, wventry, Conn. Inatructiona for Open Sunday from 1 p.m. Call now followed by -the Directors. Ar­ 9-5780. HOME OWNERS! Combine nag­ had experience selling vacuum Superintendent of Parks, Room 8, Manchester, Connecticut ber may be obtained fromiii Our 4-in-l Heating Plan Include* Auto­ Municipal Building, Manchester, Democratic Registrar of Voters, auch a candidacy are con­ with the now PATT-O-RAMA . . . Cieszynaki-Felber Agency. MI ticle 3 of the bylaws which would ging hills Into an easy to-pay aeo- cleaners, brushes, encyclopedias. Dated at Manchester, Connecticut, Sewerage Disposal Co. Mrs. Helen Westland, Rt. 31^-. This youthful classic is ao prac­ A pretty blouse with fioral em­ 8-1409 or MI 9-4291. ond mortgage loan coating only a Connecticut. Clark Road, Bolton, Conn..IOAtruc- tained In Piul I, Instruction Page, be amended, requires competitive matic Odiveiy, New Mobilheat—the fuel Increase your earning power. Get this 26th day of July, 1957. ISO-182 Pearl S3. — MI 8-5308 Coventry, Conn. Instructions for,,, tical for 'the new season ahead. broidery plus a full-aklrt la a 'dou­ Read Herald Advs. bidding on all purchases. MURTENSEN TV. Specialized RCA penny n month • for each dollar Purchase Order No. 3955 P.O. No. 4363 tiona for filing- such a candidacy filing such a candidacy are con*;, of the petition form, copies of ble attraction’ that any young ERIE STREET. Older six room oil that cU a m aa it Aeots . . . Periodic into a wide-open field. For further are. contained in Part I, Instruc­ Wilch are available ia aaid.Regis- Twin pockets are optional -r- tiny television service. Ml. 9-4i4i you owe. Call Prank Burke at information call CH 2 2221, ask for talned in Part I, Instruction PagA v miss Will love wearing on hot days. home, excellent condition, 130 Burner Maintenance. Pay the easy Budget CH 6-8897. (Evea. JA 9-65531. Con­ tion Page, of the petition form; of the petition form, copies of^i trar’e office. Prior to. obtaining buttons accent pocketa and aleeves. Waltei' Solsk. No. 8486 with PATT-O-RAMA You'll find this outM. slmple-to- frontage, nice location. CaU necticut Mortgage Exchange I copies of which are available in w:iich are available in said R egis-., the petition form, the consent of Cieszynaki-Felber Agency. MI Plan Way. Low mnnthly payxnei^—no *ach candidate to be pro: Included ia In sizes 10, 12, 14 16 sew-and-embrolder! Please state OIL BURNERS cleaned and serv­ Lewis St. (cor.'--r . Gold)G (...... Hartford. ■ TEXTILE PRINT’ room help. Sec • SEPTIC t a n k s said Registrar's office. P,rior to ob­ trar’a office. Prior to obtaining, ; size. 3-1409 or MI 9-4391. extra o o ^ iced. Ml 9-4901. taining the petition form, the con­ the petition form, the consent ofo-r Uiereln plus a depoelt of 338.(X) 18, 30. Size 12. 83 bust, with (Mid shift. Employe benefits in- Cleaned and InstaUed L. A. WANTED for each auch candidaU must be sleeves, 814' yards of 88-lnch. Pattern No. 6808 contains tissue SPECIALI2ING IN Business Opportunities 32 (:lude hospitalization, life insur­ sent of each candidate to be pro­ each candidate to be propoaea' > —size 6, 8 or 10; hot-iron transfer; QLENWOOD ST. — Custom Co­ •EWING MACHINES—home and posed therein plus a deposit of therein plus a deposit of 325.00^ ; filed with said Regiatrar. A peti­ For this pattern,, send 36c In lonial, 614 rooma, large garage commercial types bought, sold and ance. paid holidays and vacations. • SEW ERS EXPERIENCED tion conUlnIng the required num­ COINS, -your name, address size sewing and embroidery directions. FOR SALE—Six unit motel plus •Write pox K, Herald. CONVERSE 325.00 for each .such candidate for each such candidate must bo,-; Send 26c In coins, your nibne, and breezeway, basement recrea­ CUSTOM BUILT HOMES CALL MltehoH 3-5135 FOR TOP QUALITY r^iaUed. Ralph Aldrich MI five room ranch house. Located in Alachine Cleaned must be filed With said .Registrar. filed with said Registrar. A peti--j ber o f signatures of enrolled desired, and the PATTERN NUM­ tion room, amesite, lot 100x145, ^ m ocra tlc members In the BER to SUE BURNETT (MAN- address 'and the pattern number to Middlehoro, Maas. Direct route to JR. CONSTRUCTION A petition containing the required tion containing the required num^',. ANNE UABOT, THE MANCHES­ many extras. 328,000. Ken Ostrtn- GENERAL CONTRACTING INSTALLATION number .of signatures of enrolled Town must be fUed with said CHESTER EVENING HERALD) SILENT GLOW OIL lURNERS iXiOTHESUNE polea-poets inatall- Cape God. Call MI 3-7792 for ad- Help Wanted— her of .slgnaturea of #nrollo(3‘T TER EVENING HERALD, 1160 aky, MI 3-6189. ditional information. CARPENTER Democratic Party members In the Republican members in the Town, Reglstcar of VoUra not laUr U 6« Ave. Americas, New York 88, REMODELING and REPAIRING ed. Re-set; Trees cut. Model A SPECIALIST [than 4:00 P.M. on August 7, We Ye • ' AVE. AMERICAS, NEW YORK Ford. RSSS. Male or Feihale- 37 Town must be filed with said City or Borough, must be flled^j BEAUTY 8AIA)N for sale. Two PAINTINe AND IJ967, being the 31at day preceding 88, N. y . Lots for Sale 73 FOREMAN Registrar of Voters not later than with said Registrar of Voters n o t-y ' Basic FASHION; Spring 4 It’s ready! iThe 195.7 Needlework FREE ESTIMATES—MORTGAGES ARRANGED^" booth shop. 3500 Write Box Y. CAFETERIA WORKER or auper- 4:00 P.M. on August 7, 1957 be­ ■the day o f the Prim; Summer *87 wUl delight you with COVe Rt KY - Near Bolton' and M A M RUBBISH OO. Ashes, rub- Herald. Town M i Country later than 4:00 P.M. on August 6, Album—fifty-six (xilorful. pages Mkb, trees removed.- Cleaning qt- Work and ,sala4-y depends PAPER HANGING ing the 21st day preceding the 1957, being the 21at day preceding-u Dated at Coventry, O ^ e cticu t, lU wealth of smart, easy to sew Route 44A. 40 acres, mostly showing many pretty designs; wooded land.- 38,500, 33,500 down. 3tes, cellars, yards. Reasonable on amount of experience. 40 hour TELEPRON1E WHtt J. S. NASIN day of the primary. the day of the Primary. Ithle 26th day of July, 1967. styles; special features; gift nat- ERNEST A. RITCHIE MORIARTY BROTHERS SMALL, VERY attractive reatauT week, fringe benefits. Apply Dietl. Drainago Co. Dated at BoltonBolton, Connecticut, I Elmore Turkington plu6 directions for making 3 cro­ Tarma arrangad for balance. gates. Anytime, weekends in-. Box 145, Willimantic, Dated at Coventry, (Connecticut, .tern prlnUd inolda tha book, l ^ d chet Items and a quilL &Uy 26c 1« LIBERTir ST. — TEU HI 8-8172. HAMCBESTER elDded. M I 9-9T57. lurther details caU MI tlaii, 1-2 p.m. daily, Manchester M l f.3 2 M this J5th d ^ o f July, 1957. a«rk of the Municipality for It now Just 35 cenU. Lawrence F. nano. Broker. MI 9-8239. , M l M 1 4 3 this 25th day o f July, 1967. a copyl 94910. 315 CENTER ST. MANCHESTER Memorial Hoapltal. Conn. DAVtD C. 'TOOMET . •• Elmore TtirtcingUm Clerk o f tha Municipality Clerk of tha MUnlcipaUt» ,

-/ / > . ■ ' I s fO URTEEN MONDAY, JULY 29, 196Tj ^anrbp0t?r lEurntno IS^ralb Averaifft Daily Net Press Run For the Week Ended The Weather June 8, I9S7 Foreeut of C. 8. Waatber Bnrean 35 CA P M em bers I the iam 9 flowers. The bridesmaids AboutTown I wore similar head wreaths and car-, Warm, humid occasional show­ A ppeal* in R eview Steps Taken at Globe ried boiiqueta of feathered carna­ 12,540 tions, only their flowers were ers tonight. Low In mid 60s. Dr. and Mrs. Wlnfleld Moyer Member of the Audit yellow. Burenu ttf Olrcnlation- Wednesday, warm, humid, showeri •*d family, 98 Princeton SI., are Atjfiiul thirty-five members of the Adamy-Meyer. ■ Tile flowfr girl w’ore a white In afternoon. High 80-85. vacaUoning at Cape Cod. They M anchester S()\iadron.^of the -Civil To Correct Conditions ahesr floor-length gown, with pink PAINTING Manchester-^A City of Village Charm The wedding of Miss Joyce Lee •*pect to return Aug. 19. Air Patrol fCAP), under the com- Meyer, 423 E. Middle ’T|lke., Sweetheart rosea in her hair. She i^onoumn*Condttfons s t Globe Hollow Pool ■the next four weeks because v(t daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur carried a basket of the same participated in. the parade and re- . VOL. LXXVL NO. 2.i5 (SIXTEEN PAGES) ^ m y Pvt. WIHlam F . 'Ryan, eon ‘disgraceful and uh- have So many children Interested Gustafson. Coventry, and Clifford flowers. MANCHE.STER, CONN., TUESDAY. JULY .10, 1957 iClassified Advertising on Page 14) PRICE FIVE CENTS. OfMr. and Mrs. M. R. Ryan. 137 view held at the New Haven Mun-j “**^"”*“ ** —" ------’ In swimming." Fortin said. "We F. * • Adamy.•"““■■■j. son of -'ir.Mr. anaand airsMrs. The mother of the bride chose a Branford St.,, rticently was grad­ Iclpal Airport on-Sunday. The re-! healthy'’ by a town-health official think the bathhouse is all right to ; J°*>n Adamy. 48 Goodwin St., tooktool teal print silk dreaa with white uated from the Basic Army ad view was given by the Connecticut i have been corrected. Recreation use for the rest of-the season now r*«ce at 4 o’clock Saturday after accessories and the, mother of the mifiiitraUon______course__ a t F t,' Dlx IProgram'Director Wally Foilln but we still...... feel...... that the building , »oon - - In the — Concordia Lutheran - bridegroom, a powder blue lace and N. J. He entered the Army in cadets and the ,aid today. i itself Is in such bad .condition that Church. The pastor, the Rev. chiffon dress with pink acceiorlea. March and completed basic' train- “ "'“e escort from Israel. Recommendations made by Dr. we need a new one. H'a a wooden Evlch O. Brandt,.officiated at the Both had white orchid corsages. Inr At Ft. Dlx. He attended St. • N""cy H. ’Her of the Na- a . E. Diskan, assistant to\tn di- Immediately following the cer­ Waits Word building and it's more than 35 • f'ouble ring ceremony. The aololat, Jeroroa’a College, Kitchener, On- tional Advisory Staff, former wing ; rector of health, have been follow- years old."- , Robert Gordon, accompanied by emony, s reception for 100 guests T *-1-* 1 A ■!- ■* ^ t^ o , Canada, and St, Bonaven commander, presented to the W at-; cd with one exception. Fortin said, Fortin pointed out that even Ivan Beckwith, aang "O Promise was held In the church parlors, ^ ^ , liiitial Atom which were decorated with white MORIARTY BROTHERS turn University, N. Y. erbury Female Cadet Squadron a Dr. Diskan inspected the pool with correctiohs. only one shower Me" snd "Because.” White car- Ml S-8IS5 trophyaivrpssj that i.i((XL anis to \rvbe presented CBt-ll'anQeach i and DHwinouiirbathhouse WIIon Thursday t jiuTsuny anaand on the boys' side of the bahthouse nations and palms were used for atreamcra and bells. SOI-815 CENTER ST. year to the (mtstanding female ca-1 recommended "immediate" con-ec- and one on the girls' side can be church decorations, The bride's traveling coslum^, • Charles E. Hirth. 79 Hollister swp by det unit. This was the first nre.ssn- tion nt "lilscrarefiit -imhesUhv" when leaving on a motor trip Un rlea for rreedom det unit. This waa the first pre.sen ’60 tion of "disgraceful, unhealthy used. The sinks that were .used to " Mrs. Alan E. Kasputia. 15 8 t, has been notified by the com­ tatlon of the award and the first conditions he found there; throughout New Englind, waa a mander In chief of the VFW of his v.-ash bathing suits have been Academy gt^. siatei* of the bride- ever made to a female squadron in The physiciar. called for repaira taken oqt because water frtim gioom, was matron of Honor and yellow print glazed cotton drees Chicago. July 30 ellor. The steam helpin*: the to l^ c o crop but giv- the .talka, wWch originally were X' TEU ML 8-6868 same elements as the application tVatchlng the sleeping tot is her mother, Mrs. J. H. Beasley. will come from two main genera- i IfilT. little rel to moflt of the e ' 87 EAST CENTER 8T. granted by the ZBA.” • Your Doctor’s prescription is is seeking freedom on the ground (AP Wtrephoto), ' scheduled to end tomorrow. S GriswoM s t r e e t Jarvis Station that he has been rehabilitated. tor*, both hented from a aing*le nu- droupht-paneried state. , 1 Stasaen, or poaaibly Dulles him- " 1 '* AMBULANCE SERVICE The.2iBA granted Wilbur Brown , your passport for travelling the clear reactor. The ship also will A total/of 2.22 Inches of rain Tel M I-9-5025 permission, to build a station on Perhaps America's mo.vt erudite I self, ia expected to start outlining Roiad to Recovery. We accept this ronvicl. an , educator and one-time have emergency diesel,power to soaked iforfolk in Northwestern ' tha aerial Inspection propoaali to ’The Zoning Board of Appeals de­ Feb. 25. after first denying the Swiss guards st ths Precious paper in a spirit o/dedi- guinea- pig of prison malaria ex- *We Oughta Cheer for God* bring her into port in the evenj of Connec»8ci|t. hut in Eastern Con- the full subcommittee 'Once the cided yesterday tq stand by its de­ application Jan, 7. trouble with th nuclea” plant. nectiyut. Groton recorded only .02 In denying Jarvis' application, gatss ortha Vatican art cated service. 1 o you, and to your perinicdt.s. Leopold says, "1 ask private conferences have ended. cision denying Alexander Jarvis a not for jiutlce, but for the mercy Officials empha.sized thnf this of ^ inch, British and American aourcea the Board quoted . Article 4 Sec­ htriiort of caniurlts ol physician, we pledge to maintain ship will be purely experimental, j /^losl other' areas recorded only GLASS CRACKS zoning variance to build a grum- tion 6 of the T6wn Zoning Regu­ I did not show.’L- ■ said that degpite tomorrow’s nomi- ARCHiEjOE kJHIKIULC vltiuoua vigllanct. the highest ethical standards. Hls answer hinges upon the at "n addition to h|;r cargo space. she^D'ficlions of an inch. Rain fell ao ' nal deadline they expect the., cur- line station. lations which says that no aeryice tion of Gov,. .tVllliam G. Stratton iTot W ed d ed in Wellji^ SrTh^ ZBA pjet Frl- sUtion may^JIfftyhiillt within 200 ■ a'* I'**' - 'COltNER MAUrM'.OAK STHBETf^T-'" eecon(i.,reduclionyxt:,:I^>:»nlimc-.e, ‘ of the comfortable qulekly. Russell s)>ectio'n - plan has been p m ^ ^ d •mond Johnson, attorney for Jar­ for school purposes. The station PRESCRIWflONS CALLED ' ^ Leopold was 19 • when I a'ritdih lotinge, library. w'Ttfti'i^'l ■Hertford County farm age'nt. "aaid i Dullea, who-flew here laet night vis, to discuss some points which would be within 200 feet of the he and Richard Loeb. also 19. en­ room, card room, dance ar^, cocock- the rain- helped tobacco and potato | 4kt President Etaenhower'i request Atty. Johnson felt might have been Waddell School lot. FOR and DELIVERED tered the penitentiary at Joliet for ^Resisted in Hours tail lounge and swimming pool. growers quite a bit. H e ’.said tlie $2 Million Blaze to take e hand In the deadlocked overlooked at an earlier ZBA meet­ The 'Board also claimed that i the slaying of Bobby, P'ranka. 14- Mscmillan said th e^S t expci tobacco crop would be significantly P'iremen pour water on the gutted Odd Fellow’s building In San negotjattone, spent all morning In ing. there waa no condition of ex- ' SHOE REPAIR SHOP year-oid son of a wealthy Chtcago Anderson. S.C.. July .80 lAPl-«. "Finally, sfter about 20 minutes | Increased, Rafael. Calif., last night as the front'wall collinsed during the conference with Staieen and other cepUonal shape or location emus- Chairman William Stuck report­ I USE YOUR CHARGE ACCOUNT neighbor. 1 ’ " ’a oiighta evei'yone give a big a car stopped and a woman got out (f'nntinued on^'"ge Right) The U.S, W eather' Bureau at fire that roared through 14 bulldihga in the business section. Fire American officials. ed that there was "no motion to Ing exceptional hardship, financial i Loeb is dead. Knifed by a fel- cheer for God right now:" »nd came with me. Her husband: Hartford said that rainmakers in Chief C. M. Johansen estim ated damage in thie city of 18,000 a t The Weetorp meeting thie after­ or otherwise to -the owners of the ; low convict he outraged in 1956. | The crowd roared In agreement went to phone the firemen, ^ about $1,000,000. More than 250 firefighters and 50 pieces of noon was atYehded by , BrlUah reconsider Jarvis’ application." property.'. ' Ms.a.sachuseUs had nothing to • do Jarvis’ application for permission Special For Tuesday- Only! Model l>ii) :Sduth-«we don’t ' try to put them in a U.S. official! said dj. waa pos­ m-umT ii™"” vf *‘*P‘ the and J’’?- from New Fmgland senators. 1 ‘i’*.’ *rn senators agreed today to go 1 strait Jacket. sible that during hta' visit Duties OIL ‘ SHOES SHINED would meet with Soviet disarm-. , , „ • ..la - ,j . __ a . u'.®* , . . • . J. : . ■ . - A^ voluntarily rw.waivai import iiujjuj t cuicurb u wjucnwhich . millloii-doilar *------d o wn p o u ra ; alongaiuHE With wiLii Ba oivvemove LOto lavlay BSiueaside the inc ” ouinvSome_people around here may Allentown, Pa , July .30 — a*Mid id today.trtdav He Juatjuat keptkepi cryin^f Xne -chila u*aa wMivaH ainq/toi w«vf-4 WTiite - 11Houae. . saaid **could lead . . ® diimnoN rtiApA.moie than an inch of rain r Chit WghtrBni ternporarily while^ bf' ipore cbiirtYnod ■"-*,___> with winning amefit spokesman Vateriih'Zo^ RANGE OfL Construction engineers across the ahfi sa.Ving "I want my ataier out 1^ R la vio- Island. Fiyymera j the Senate works on a defense votes than in giving anyone the and attend at least one meeting of Picture Yourself In A New Home nation moved today to get major ’’f the hole." right to vote." the disarmament subcommittee. building projects rolling sgain ss Richard and his a crlnpllng strike in the cement jhslied, hlue-eyed Knowland has been regarded an (Conttnoed on Page Eight) Industry nested an end. Ing in th* yard ■; a potential candidate for the 1960 and let The W. G. Glenney Co. i G(jP presi^ntial nomination. With valuable weeks lost diir- o’rlock last nigbl i,.,. 11,011,^ .- ---- —■ «... — It la acsigneo lo as.sure , ---- ...... „ ovaiv. nixiiui inm iney wui raise no thni le iCnnu-Unrf'. ing the peak of the summer build- mother fi.xed supper. i the pipe joint to reach her. 0111 BOLAND BEAUTIFUL , a high rate of domestic oil prodilc- : toe drought objection to a two-day armistice in I .uju.f ‘ „ TUES. and WED. ONLY ing season, the ruah ia on to ge.t j "Richsi-d came lamning in the T^* rescue here was similar to la tionu»ii which vmicn couldc«uia be oe neededneeoea forlor na- *" — ‘'*'>''toern---- ....uoun Hudson ..nc,). Valley.1 me ocn.ie I the Senatedbhic over battle incaneas over toe'meas-i-1 u-int.r tn™. nut tu™ k. - construction In high gear on every- house, crying ’Sister felt in the O st of T-year-old Bennv Hooper, tlonal defense. Streams went on s rampage.-Some me. I OIL COMPANY DAN RIVER thing from superhighways to -hole and got htii-l,’ he told me.", -Manorvllle. .N.Y., who .w as Sen. Flanders (R-Vtl said a re- ‘‘' “P? *'*" damaged by too Republican Senate L eader: Southemara will BuUetins 369 CENTER ST. LEAN. WELL CURED aupermarkets before colder tlie 28-year-old mother remember-^ l/aPPrd near the )»ttom of a 24- duction of South American oil j Knowland of California aald' "Sen. Knowland will have com- from the AP Wires Put You I Tel. Ml 3-6320 WRINKL-SHED *'Vu . 1, K foot well shaft in the back yard shipments to New England'"wiil 'laif of Rain’ ' earlier that backers of the bill are | .. The 2 j(-month strike has halted "i ran out. but I never.thought *>*• I-ong Island home for 23U surely. result...... ,, in a ...... price rise...... in the .. In Massnchuaetls the Stale Agri- 'determined to keep the Senate in ! » iKiiie-, i Or slowed work on military pro- of the old well pipe. It'a away hours last May 18-17. Oxygen was near - 24-Hour Burner Service future,’’ and added, "in fact. "a lot session all winter if necessary toi R,,„*n I SEN. GEOBGE ‘BETTER* from the house and covered with ’'"••■'’Ped down to him during. his thst is the purpose of the order." i '2 <^«ntral section of pass w hat they regard as an ef- Vieana) Ua., July SO — J Tens a jjuckel held down bv a 12-pound ordeal as rescue worker* due Sen . Payne (R-Mainei called it ‘*’® *^1*. Severe drought continued fective bill. toe Senate doea- For Nl^ht Hurm r Srr\n <* Onh C otton s IIComedBeef * ' 1 Former, t4eastor U'slter . F. 59 ‘ P*»t H- '* perellel shaft and then cut : "shockingiking^favoruTsn favorttism for the oilni i, —^ 1 -Vo ObjectionsObjections toto BreakBreak ? . . v. __ George, critically HI from a In That Lail iMl or M l 3-4»4o Heard Djlld Crying through to him. Benny suffered Industry wlili h streadv (t^ntlniird on Page Right) Knowfand has said he would not ® WITH DRI-DON enjov.s' coronary bcclusio'a, appeared working again. ” I ran into the front yard and only minor injuries’ f preferential tax prlvilelte* denied object to a short break in the C ivil' '■esponaibillty will be somewhat Improved today His The log Jam was broken ye'ster- then back again and then I heard ntKof* i nrlii wt t>( J Rights debate proposed by Sen. i Knowland *. MINIATURE PLAIDS Mrs. Beaxlev said she thought other industries, physician. Or. J. L. .8Inlloy said day with ratification Of an agree- hei crying and calling 'Mommv. some oider children may have re- Sen. Kennedy iD-Massi express- Lyndon B. Johnson of Texas, the "But as respi^sible legitlatofp,' the 7fl-year-old George definite­ nifutx nftween on® of th® nation'^ mommy, mommv’ moved the hesvy stone Sunday *d hope that oil users “are not Democratic leader. ' : we. are just as Interested in the ! largpaj cement, producers and the "j ran out irt the road and tried ly liad a lietter night after mid­ - AND IVY ^ * tg peer into the we" and forgotten penalized by price increa.ses or re- Johnson had announced he the country as he is,"' night. Hd required no seda­ Picture! Lamb Patties Lmted cement. Lime and Gypsum to atop a car. 8Ve don’t have any iSews Tidbits 2 59 to replace it. . ; stricted supplies" under the pro- would seek e unanimous agree- Kussell said. tion after midnight, was tailing LEAGUE STRIPES , ■ phone and there aren't any neigh- "The man who rescued her. said irram, but said he would demand Culled ffom AP Wires ment for the Senate to lake uj) Russell said he expects action by - fluids this moriilhg and "looks amolon^blant of^umveraal* h°i* ‘ ''*2- screamed j she Just .grab',ed hi* neck and "immediate remedial action if it ______compromise versions of the de- *•*’* Senate, probably tomorrow and i better.” PICKLE oiHl PiMIENTO Cement Co .ecent?A 'vo‘ild stop. 1 guess smiled and smiled.’’ Mr*. • Bessiev is needed ' " ' ■ I fbnse and agricultural appropria-; Thursday, on defense and agrlcul- f cement co. accepted the union- they thought it waa some family — - , 'O n the company pact and the first shift fight. ' other-hand. Senate Dem- U.S. Army court in Germany” »* well as several oth- tore money hills, a foreign aid< .AUMIT.S KHEPPARO KILLING reported- a t noon. (Continued on'^Page T h o ) I ocratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson sentences soidier and wife to thre'e P‘«ces of legialation. authorization bill, on a measure to' Oeland, Fla., .July'SO (VPi —• Other plants are falling in lip* I of Texas said ‘This isL# long over- years for bearing 14-month bid son Johnson was critical of Know- oontimip toe small business ad- Donald J- Wedler today signed IP I Sandwich Loaf »^49' one after another. due action which should strength- to death.. Scientists launch fifth ’“ '**'*'“totemenjr .that h* was'will-’ u’toistratlon, an4 on a bill to auth- a statement that he killed Mari* yd. Regional director Robert W. en the national security." as well rocket of International Qeophvai- '”R to remain, in Waahlhgton *ll|orize disposal abroad of aurpluij lya Sheppard. atcSevclaad at­ Donnalioo. of the Federal Media­ jas "provide some relief for oiir cal Year from Canadian base.' winter to pass an effective Civil SRricuUural commodities, . ; torney for Dr. Samuel Sheppard Abarn*s Instant Caffoo. 100% Puro Instantly tion and ConcRiation Serv’lce said ' 'hard-pressed domestic producers." Thousands attend funeral of KlR^’to Bill. Knowland’a remark about a aea-: reported. WUIIam Corrigan said ■ H r g in your drtom of building a PLAN BOOKS: he feels production in toe Lehigh to C hart I Sen. Kerr.iD-Okla), bimself an assassinated Guatemalan presi- hobgobblln# sion lasting all winter waa made tile SS-year-old Florida convict Solublo Introductory Offoi:. ; oil company official, aald the dent Casttilq A'rmaa. .Rescue '■**•*<* about staying her* all win- after a le^slative conference with ^*w'illlngly signed the statem ent Simplicfty You will love the.8e Dan Valley, this major cement-produc- j boin*. Discuu brchitocture . . num- Choo.8e’ from dozens of designs in River plaid cottons for ing area, will resume almost fuHj' j I action waj "very v.holesome and crews search Mexico' City debris tor and moving beds into 'the President Risenhovyer. Knowland, In the presence of Hherlfr* small, medium and large ^ize homes, Lorgo Sizo. Jar A t Rogular PHco by tomorrow. . ' if compiled with will go a long for earthquake victims. aisles." Jolijison told reporters. said also he is sure Blsenhow.er Deputle* Howard Demott and bar of rooms . . pot idoos . . ceier yourself and for the kid­ 2-ox, Jor at Half PHco A s|)okesman for. the Industry i Nuclear Age Tactics I way toward getting the necessary Carbon monoxtde -kills three effective bilkjlitin opposes -adding to toe Civil | Jack Lynady.” dies. Also for boys’ and COMDINATION. 2 JARS $1.49 said supplies of cehfOlt "can be in job done.’’. - members of yachting party in Ha- * reasonable period of Ume if . ------' , ; s e b o m o s . COST CUTTING: the hands of contractors and build- ' Secretary of the Interior Seaton walan sacing .cruise. .Inveatigation we. appeal to the best In men- if (Continued on Page Eight ) 1 .MIS-SILEH FOR AIR G l’.AAD men’s shirts. Little or no a * «»-'‘hns of the policy-‘ waaL*0 O a»kedV,vestcrdiy'\vhat”iffV”ctO sIpA/1 AVAR 4 A»,.e4 a * V of N’igro ' WAMyVou"“ksaaOO ,pr‘'T^^^ eV9.. ^ __ "*-*****'-'"'* ‘—‘- • " ------———■ - -- - I Washington,, . July SO (iP>—The We'll work out changes in plans to tr* by Monday at-the latest.'' ironing, no starching, Other c6ntr4ctora aaid lt w-ill beMne ehusxl,m*n frim "" toe Alp.; white merchanU continue*, •Air Foroe di*>clo* Observ er* .aid most of the re-' faith in a nuclear .A " I • Australian sculptor reported float- do mero Hion sdil quality building mo- maining 9,.5()0 atTiker. In the n.-; The occasion is (h^annual meet- ' f t’ '"g Timor Sea on raft of oil reserve* can handle the new Bring your old rollers in and tno^ ftf fho r*anr»-ai el ScKool hflA bftpn tum ed p 1 I 1 druma Paris Showing Features weapons, 5IaJ. Gen. Winston P. sulates as if buildjtX save S5c per shade. -tion’a idled cement plant* should toriois. Wo prevido sorvicos that hofp be back to work-by the end of toe h^Worid Counrii ^of Ch irohe*1"United Nations ’ ^ • ^ « " C C l.* a U 1 1 C i i e S attack* .Soviet Ministry Wilson,'deputy chief of the Na­ tional Guard Bureau, said In a FINANCING: VHERE'S STILL TIME TO STOCK UP DURING pkgs. week. A total of 71 plant" ware tip interim policy-making bodv of i AlJSt0l*ilV P row raill Ayrlnilturf for dclaya in trana- 9*T o biggor, bottor house for your ■trikeboun^ before the aettlement he rlobal Kristian oreaniration I . down the corridof*. and USIUA IIW 1 .1 0 ^ 1 U111 (erring machinery from aeuthern Skirts Dropped to Calf talk prepared for the Air Force We have facts and figures on ru»h. It is th. S t tour^^^^ • buildings, room* have . ^ • Ruasla to Siberi.-n wheal fields... Assn. (AFA) annual conven­ moNoy. financing. Wc’ll tell you where to : -i.' '■ "Technically, (toe strike is over," , of such. International »cope In this ^ purposes: Pari*. July 30 i/Pi- France’* new Chamber of Commerce aug- tion. FOX bE LL’XE R^OY-TO-BAKE saM Donnahoo. I"lt la juatjust - a quea- qtiea- country alnce the hlatorirAasem-i **'*”'"»*’ designed to I Rests Federal government turn By NADEA.NE WAI-KER which sneers at passing fad.*. go, whom to, see about a construc­ HALE’S JULY tion of getting around to drawing bly of the World■ ' Council in Evans­ 1 lating, exhibits, first aid, oversea* save the franc from, collapse and . Je*enue source* over to the Pari*. July 30 -iJh - Skirts From the costumes of Tibet PAY IIH iE FOR RADI-XIRD tion loan. ton. HI., in 1954. communication, transportation. ' the government from bankruptcy, . states. dropped to the middle ot the come Dalai Lama sleeve-stole* U'avhlngton. July SO fJh—Tho (Continued on Page ’Two) Renowned figures In Protestant. The approximately 180 delegates went Into effect today with pub- . Heat prostration felia man ax , and dinner and cocktail • House Ayn'ed Services Commit­ FROZEN PIES and staff members are being housed iliestion of new tax 'achedules in tomperature in Dallas rises to calf, or sboul 15 inches from No ehorgo for tfiis 'odvisory larvlco.' OHICKE.V — ■n.’RKEY.— BEEF Oi'thodoif and Anglican Christian­ the floor, in the Pierre Bal­ jackets heavy and stiff with tee today voted to retire Adm. W H IT E SA L E ity are among th* delegate*. Alto­ In Yale dormitories. 'toe Official Journal. . 107.. .Senate Insular Afflairs main fashion collection thla gold and colored embroidery. A rthur W. Radford at more pay Lor's a eonforonco onytimo. gether, the council represents 165 Presiding o%'er the seMlon* will' **k was boosted to 26 Committee unsnlmously approves ■'worirmit'..... For daytime; envelope' than he’d get under preaent law, W i s c o n s i n V o t e r s ' but less than President Elsen- Law. law prices on fomaus brand shoots and pillow- ■ denominations in 50 nations, be the RevVr Franklin s the previous 19 Psr -‘-tohood to Ala.k. Tibetsn touches and big ball dresses of smooth' wool or I c i Bombs—Main Problem nreaident of the ITniteH i •^**'1 on.,,luxury items such as ■"d Hstvall. jersey were wrapped to one liower asked. Radford leaves as COSOS, pkgs. rteking Nom inees Church of Lierica and Jewelry, arf. Kansas woman convicted of pasa- • gowns of white ermine fur chairman of the Joint Chiefs of bod ailtows; mattross pods and covors, High interest in the 9-day meet- were striking trend*. side and closed with half-con­ "Your Guarantee— of the council’* c in trs l object*, cameras, radloif, refrigeia- *"g bad checks found Innocent . . . cealed buttons. Theie were Staff lomorrow. Under present Turiiish fowols ond foco cloHis, dish tewois, ^ iis ! ing focuses on a problem which is Batman like* the black and Milwaukee, July 30 iA*i-,Wls-; harassing diplomats as well as!i Althouiv Prof.ptint tors, household appliances, sport* Ttvo Air Force officer* killed try- pepper and • salt tweed auits law,' the best he could get Is re­ u many ethbr ifoms. consin voter* today pick Detoo-i)emo- 11 religloiu’leaderi in< these time* , five Russian satellite countrie**are; «ud * P'“"* toun blue them* that lv>s domin­ and coats of outslzed dark tirement as a rear admiral at -tj Our 36 Years Of Reputable Service ALSO ated Pari* shows thus far this pay, or S8O7.S0 a month. SELf SERVE and MEAT DEPARTMENT cratlc and Republican nominee* ! the atomic and hydrogen bomb*. : member* of the council. . E. A JOHNSON someme of the seven Republican and ; weight of the world group behind ; M. Pakozdy. of the reformed sem- "feeling very well" today In j cemeter.\'. Open Dally 7 A.M, twom Democratic camkdates, toe; such a stand. !„„„ in Debrecen. Hunaarv. and ’L her called "Grand Duchess’’ more than beinies. Formal erntng body, the House of race has failed to generate much Ri.hno ir . n .. *'! Debrecen, Hungary, and Doctors’ Hospital, where he I* Former Haitian President 8yl- wa» irt vivid purple. Another wear wa* either bell aklfled Delegates. Shepherd Miceeeds to 5 P.M., Including a n c h i s t i r o h n na-IWIUMco*. rhicheafer I’Y-utoeran Bishop Gottfired Noth, undergoing a Jihysical checkup, valn freed from bomb plot charge was in silk gold lame, with a or slinky slim. Charles S. Rhyne of Waahington, PAINT CO. M C interest. The primary, called by Chichester, England, has appealed!of D-.eaden. E*»t O rm anv. - ' * f- - Wedne^ay -Afternoons M ANCHISmi CONH* Republican Gov. Vernon Thomson The World War 11 hero tvas re­ because onl.v the Congress—,which floor-trailing iheath> lined in With hi* usual extravagance D.C., who has moved up to 723 Main Street lor a common front by all Chrla- Officials said member .churches ported yesterday to have suffer­ he dissolved -can try him . . . and Saturday Until Noon CORNER MAIN ond OAK STREETS lest' than ,a month ago, has- had to rian churchM-co^uncU denomlna-,ln Romania and Poland did hot bright pink. with fur Balmain made broad­ prealdent of the aaaociatidn. ‘ Phone MI 9-4501 CORNER MAIN and OAK STREETS ed a stroke, but a* hospital Showman Mike Todd reports that All of these dresses have a tail suits and blouaes, as well Shepherd becomes the. sbeond tion* and the Roman Catholic j ______' spokesman said today "hi* ron- wife Elisabeth Taytor seem* te (Cantlniied on Pag* Nine) - Church—in lYbmanding such a ban. deliberately outmoded look, as a white ermine evening riuiklng pfflrer In the a*aarin- (OonUnued on Page N}ae) ditloa had been exaggerated." have escaped premature chlldMrtlu but hint ot cIsMic good tasto •klrt. 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