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PAGE TWENTy.POUB iSattrlriPBtrr lEuftting IS^ralb THURSDAY, Jm ,T 11, 198T Tomorrow Last Chance to Take Advantage of Manchester Days
E U in g t t m Mias Aiidrewb was given ual M otb ^. Bahtina Dr.; a son to BMucation o f $87,840 reoelved About Town warning for failure to grant right Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Hickey, -43 Schoolltems from tha State In addition to esti McConnell Better, GENERAL Avenge Daily Net Frees Ron The Weather of way at an intersection. mated funds. The Board wants to Fereeast ef U. •. Waathor B>OtM^ Women Injured Stats Trooper William J. Doyle Sanford Rd.; and a daughter to ker the Week Ended Klnf Dhvid Lodge No. 81, use tome of the money to give Off Critical List June 8, 1887 of the Stafford Springs barracks Mr. and Mrs. Ftancis Palfrey Jr.‘, merit Increaees to teachers ot long TV SERVICE lOOF, will hftve a picnio tomor' Sduth Windsor. Dot BoariTsi Fhlr, not m eool tonight. investigated the case. service. Days C4 AE A ObU row at Leroy Atpinwall'a cottage In 2-Car Crash DISCHARGED YESTERDAY; The name of a motorist who -:r 58-fit. VCarWer Saturday, Ahowera a t Maehapaug Pond. Memberi Another matter set for pub NIghta «Ie9 3 Fhia Farts Irvin g BUas, East HarUord: Mrs. ■truck a trea June 10 has hkn 12,540 dOveloplBg Isle hi day. High wlahing tranaportatlon ahould Bilingtoh, July 11 (Special) Am elia Blanchard, 159 B. Wads Next Agenda hearing la appropriation of |30,300 TEL. m 8-S«8S taken off the critical list today at Member e f the yUidit U-88. , meet at the Center at 5:45 p.m. Two woman drivers met at an worth «t.; Roy Keith, 33 Hollister for repairs and remodeling at the Buienu e l drenlatleB Hospital Notes annex and West Side Recreation Manchester Mwnoriai Hospital. intersection here yesterday. The St.; Jill Keeton, West WiUington; School business, including an Manchester—-A City of Village Charm, The Salvation Army will hold MVs, Dirce UrbanetU, 178’i Spruce Building for the Washington David R. McConnell. 33, of 93 result was an accident that dam appraisal ot land for a new junior a gofpel eervlce tonight on Main Patients Today: 193 St.; Miss Helen Slbrlns*, 37 high school, will occupy much of School. A 'decision Is also to be Bissell St., has been in critical con 8 t The bandamen and aoldiera ara aged both cars extensively and ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Carl Wetherell St; Mrs. Winifred-Ris- the Board of Directors' time at a made on whether contract draw dition suffering from a compound MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY. JULY 12, 1957 (OlaeMfled AivertAelng en Fsge 14) PRICE nVE CENTS reminded to be present at 7:30. VOL. LXXVii NO. 240 (SIXTEEN PAGES) sent two people to the hospital. M cAllister Jr., 143 (Jampfield Rd.; ley. Lake St.; Mrs. Jessie Sweet. meeting Tuesday night. ings and specifications will be fracture of the left leg and unde Gertrude O. Andrews, 33, - of Mrs. Myrtle LaRiviere, 190 Maple 40 N. School St.; Cecile Begin, 943 The Board is scheduled to act drawn for an addition to the termined head injuries alnce hla i) T h t Poliah American Club will West Hartford, driver of one of St.; Victoria Hunt, 54 Jarvis Rd.; E. Middle Tpke.; Ro^lert Parmer, on an appropriation of- additional school. accident, McConnell's car left meet at 8 o'clock Saturday night the cars, was checked and dis John Shuteran. Wapping; Richard. 47 Bunce Dr.; Stanley Dembek, money to the Board of Education The public will be heard also the road -on E. Center St. and col at the elubhouae. Members are' charged nt Rockville City Hospi Hannah, and Roberta Klngkbury, RPD 1, Rockville; Lawrence Moo- and Improvements to the Washing on an appropriation of $13,500 for lided with the tree. urged to attend as a new permit tal yesterday. Coventry; Mrs. Cecilia Dagie, Hart nan, 146 Hollister St.; Melvin ton School, the Barnard Junior alterations to the Orford Village He ia reported in “ good condi Nikita for Loveless G I P e n ie s tee will be elected. A passenger ini her car, Mrs. ford; Melvin B^ner, Eut Hart Stead, Wapping; Mrs. Vivian C3iar- High School, and the Orford Vil Community House for school use. tion" by hospital authorities today. . 4 ■ _ ■ . Fred Cowell, 41, of East Hartford, ford: Leonid Gagnon. 130 Bissell boneau. S3 West St.; Mrs. R c l • lage Community House. ' The Board Is to fix a date for a PINE Kenneth W, Bennett, 88 Baldwin was reported in good condition at St.; Mrs. Maidae Wheeler, South mary Fahey and daughter, Oystai . Appraisal of property west of Rd., was among those named to hearing on an appropriation for the hospital today with body Coventry: Joseph Peck. Blast H art Lake Rd.; Rockville; Mrs. Marjorie the Greenhaven project .will be preliminary plans fo do the third H__ t* e F e a r s the dean's list for high scholastic PHARMACY Marriage by East, bruises and chest -injuries. ford; Mary Ellen Grzejka, Tolland; McCavanagh and daughter, 55 conaidered to help the Board de stage -of work on alteration at Public Records standing at Wentworth Institute, M4 Oeflter St,— TeL M l B-M18 Police said the accident oc Mias Ardls Higpns, Thrall Rd.. W ells St.; Mrs. Edda White and cide what property must be bought Bariiard Junior High Scgiool. The Boston, for the second semester." curred at 5:30 p.m. when Miss Rockville; MrC. May Pacak, 819 daughter, 74 Drive B; Mra Lucille for a North End junior high echool. first stage has been completed and Andrews and the other driver, Center St.; Laurent Doyon, Willi- Warrantee Deeds J a p C o u r t McPherson and daughter, 343 Mc The amount o f land to ^ bought $30,000 has been approved for Lawrence A. Converse and Julia PINE LENOX Sylvia R. Girshick, 47, of Somers, mantle. Kee St. would depend partly on whether second stage to be completed next West to Avert War both approached the intersection ADMITTED TODAY: Mrs, Mari Converse Wrubel to Mae C. Pearl an extension o f Brookfield St. to yes®. and Ronald A. Pearl, proparty on i Personal Notices of Rt. 140 and Job's Hill Rd. at lyn Gardiner, 54 Seaman Circle; PHARMACY C*mp;, Whittington, Jgpan, Press th i breast bocw If you want N. Elm St. Is approved. The Directors wm meet at 8 Pearl St. the same time. Edward VIckerraan, 20 Roosevelt to determine the age of a chicken A public hearing is scheduled on 899 E. Center S t— M l B418N ily 12 (JP)— WiTliara Girgrd Neither of them stopped, police p. m. (n the Municipal Building Patrick F. Gilroy to .Madlyn F. P r a g u e, C8echo8lovakia.|-jta^ In Memoriam St.. before buying it T ha bone of a an appropriation to the Board of and try and get on. I believe there indicated today he doesn’t said, and the front ends of the hearing room. ,? ■ > Gilroy, property at 79 Olcott St. b loving msmory of Joseph J,abea- B IR TH S Y E S TE R D A Y; A son young bird will be soft and pliable; July 12 (/P)-^Nikita Khrush la no other w ay.". dread a Japanese trial as much sky who psMee away July l!7 11S4. two cars collided. Both autos had to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dodd, Whp- t becomes firm and bard as the chev last night proposed a Khruahehev boasted that Sovlat as members of his family back . Tbs MacDonald family. to be towed away from the scene. ping; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Bknan- bird ages. marriage of convenience be relations with this Communist na home in Ottawa,. 111. « tween the CommunisJ; and tion are ao good they cannot be .Girard expressed confidence a improved upon. Japanese court would acquit him Homes BiU Eisenhower capitalist worlds to avert war. “But w# want Improved rela on charges of causing the death H « also claimed Yugoslavia ^ tions with other countries — with of a Japanese .woman on a mili a loyal member of the Socialist the United Statca,” he said. "The ( Comm uniat), camp. 'United States la's strong and big tary firing range. Signed by Still Backs ,,Ths stocky Soviet Ck)mmuniat country. W e also think that wd'are ■ The 2t-year-old Ai-my apecialist party chief put forward hia sug not a amall, weak coimtry. I think issued a statement to bewamen's gestion of marriage without love we can be conaidered equals.” -few hours after the U. S. 8U- in the glittering ballroomt of He said the Soviet Union wanted preme Court upheld the American Eisenhower House Bill Prague's 14th centqry Hradcany an end to the atms race because government's decision to turn THE NAME'S FAMILIAR (pronounced rud-^rtlunny) castle, him over to Japan for trial. "with modem developments of once the home o f Bohemia's kings. Asked whether he had any ! Washington, 12.(/P)— . Washington, July 12 (/F)— arms this race could become catas . President Eisenhower today Southera D«mocnitic S«hg- And a» k the face, when yon shop at PINEHURST. Turning • to the envoys . of trophic.” difference of opinion with His Capitalist countries attending tha brother. Louts, in Ottawa on the signed a. housing bill author tors tentatively agreed todfiy Yon win femgnicex^all the bbeb ot the famous reception given by Catch Pres “Either we fight for.peace;or jurl^icUonal fight-waged in the we have war,'' the Krhman iriader izin g lower down payments on to permit a vote the middle.of brands, backed by the honesty and integrity o f their ident Antonin Sapotocky lo r the case, William replied: "1 don't I FHA-insured homes and the next week on a motion to Kremlin leaden. Khruahehev aaid asserted. “W e must mobilise all think ao.” ' makers. They make it easier and more pieasant to Capitallsta do'not like the Com- our efforts, and all nations for tAter h4 added "m y brother hSs i making an additional $1,990,- take up formally the contro niuniat ayilem "b a t I like It." peace." never been in Japan and he doesn't 000,000 available for various versial Civil Rights Bill. shop. There’s no doubt when you reach for a brand “But there are many casea," Later he appealed for complete think the way 1 do." , housing programs. — ’ i Their apokeaman. Sen. Russell Khrushchev continued, “ of people unity of all l^mraunUt countries, Girard was asked^if he thought In approving the measure, how -' (D-Ga>, Aaid ho waa authoriaad to on one of our shelves. HALE’S Self Serve arid Meat Dept not in ioVe getting moeried. They saying: work out details With' RepublioAn he needed any more help from hla ever. Eisenhower said that “ unforr | ;«t along very well withqjit love “ I know Yugosaliva. doesn'-t like American lawyeia. tunately” it contains a number at j leader Knowiand (C alif), sponsor 302 MAIN ST., A t MIDDLE TURNPIKE tha word camp. They prefer some HALE’S LIBBY’S ilUt with upderitanding. He replied he dido.'t 'think so. the next session of Congress. o f the motion, and Dm ocraUe FREE PARKING MIAT DEPARTMENT ‘Let's Do It Pracetally* thing like (Community. But Yugo " I t looks to me like they've done Noting that the sum made avaH- ■ leader Lyndon B. Johnson (Tex.) Priday Onlyl , “Let's try it. Let ua compete and slavia is a socialist state. Are there ■II they can do/’ able for housing programs is ^ Earlier Johnson told newsmen CARRY OUT SERVICE ■ea who ia better, but let Ua do. lt ■liama or one? That ques A s k ^ whether he thought the “ more than double— the ameunta he hoped agrccmAnt cniiWI ' ha PINEHURST LIVE FoyroH Clwcks CcmIwcI COFFEE^ Corned Beef peacefully.” tion has been thised'on several oc court fight to have him brought requested for these, programs." reached by all aides for a vote 12 Ounce Tin S till. aiming his words at the casions. . either late Tuesday or early FRESH GROUND back to the United States was Eisenhower said; i AuHierixod Paneiial Ch*«lu Cashed weatem diplomata among the more "We want tor strengthen the fo- worthwhile, he 'said: "Accordingly, I hive given in- Wednesday. LEG OF LAMB than -l.OtX) guests, Khrushchev cialist.camp, not Ip any aggressive “ Yea, with all them people back ■tructlons to limit the use of the Johnson said hk thinks 30 addi ■aid; way but,to dafend peace. We came there fighUng for me.' new authority provided by this act tional Senatora want to qpwak be- sMokos no dHItronca . . " I know you don't like our here for that reason." fo,re the queetion o f taking up the LOBSTERS CHMyrd Brother* during the fiscal year 1958 (which ■ystam but we were not born with Khnuhebev took time to praise . Civil Rights Bill can be brought CHICKEN SIZE Each luy a bontlass benod and Then he added: " I was follow started'July 1) to amount's con- church boll* ringing but wUh the { to a vote in the -Senate. He w d ing oi-dert from my brother. How idsteQt with . the over-all budget romd FInahunr Choiea Ovon sound o t gunshots. Let us atop con- (Oonttnued ea Page Eight) he hopes such a vote can be - l>/fLB.SIZE Pound I felt about it didn't make .any program.” WHOLE ° • reached Tueeday or W ednea^. Rib Roost afRnaf ^ . 65 difference.” Bill Only Permias>lve or o Standing or "cut short" Asked about the High (Jourt’a BUenhovs-er’a January budg.ct « Expeete FasroraMe Vata lebatere, freah from Maine waters, will be deUvered ruling, Girard said he had "no proposal called for only 11,035,000- Govfiriwr Gets Facts on Sets Johnson evidently expects t&e ^nate ^tp^v^ ^ y^ about 2-1 In xvpr^'-'. t ns^cww-amrty .FVtdny,;, comment,on the w py it.wenl.,",. . 000. . . ' , Governor A.A. Ribicoff of ^nnect|oUt geti briefilng on jet engines from M.3gt. Francis Strekel / 'rhb akU'a?«'j))pi>yUion r.gsiis-*'' -IW -m p AlP -PPC" GPCP-.-igsT: '■‘^■®l^h«tl10OStwftbd't^dore -'■---.X . : « i ^ i r e u ^ ■<3^(riwilyrifld'■■^eporte^i..*■I^'aJl); ■’’•v • '" ' '^QlL FANwY^»S^i?;‘-•- ih g "l6 ^ f a fair trial"' iitr the (down on Housing C oi. ‘"(M^^IxtcuUve trip to4sb.«q«iiri>M SisAtjatrinenTh CANG^I7-EL. (AP Wire-^v ^gbo.'.pom■ig-«(^S9e jnteyqnglity:^ .tm-nhw.-n m.iiw ’A • Japa^eaa-court. ling FHA-guaranteed mortgages is pl&OtOl*- - ■ . • i ■ -icttw.■« . ’e*ra nw delay' YEA.6A GS: G*ll.i)lh Sizv'*^ lb M 4 ^ Army logaK adviser;"*-Maji- *nly perfijistfve. Jjid., there wag js®, procrastinate in, this sUuaUon,” he With Tags. 100 Count €LUB STEAKS > 'Pq Moefc Air Raidis Stanley Levin, Hollywqod, Calif., indication In the presidential sU,te- said. was asked earlier if Girard expsd* ment that Eisenhower was taking R ubmU told reporters "Thera la ' ' I I -4: a fait trial and g%va this reply: any action to put them, into ef-' Nasser Seen no possibility of a vote on Sen. feet. , Knowland’e moUoir before Tuae- PINEHURST MANCHESTER DAYS SPECIAL READY TO EAT Newspolht.OpcrAUoh Alert, July^tMt of Civilian Defenat capAblUty . Tile National AasooiaUon of Controversy Flares day.” ' He added. “ Td prefer to 13 UFi — Air raid sirens scrsinfed (Osatiaaed -a Faga EigM) a n d '''govern m en t preparedness Home Builders had asked the delay It .untU Wadnaeday, or even a, warning of approaching imagir Sparking New wl|lch starts today. President. to give FHA orders' on Thursday." lb nary "enem y” bombers at noon to i;bMy'a mock "devastation” of : that point. Knowiand had said before a day to set in motion.a nationwide ■ eoM of industrial canters and dt- Fresh DAISY HAMS A Federal Housing Admlniatrm-{ On Clinton Pictures breakfast, meeting at the White Civil Defense and moMllxatloh ex- fsnae Instaliationa presumably will World Warned Mideast Strife Introductory Offer ? tion spokesman aaiq there «-ill be > House with Preswent Biseabosrer ercisa. Operation Alert 1857. bring the final home-front phase— no definite action until next w-eek ^ that he favored a vote early la the 15c Saving O ff Reg. Price! SAVE 20c! The ■ alert was flashed to 300 the,clamping of emergency con BLOCK hipment on the new autboiteatlos;. - . g Waahington, July 13 IM * -^ m o week—J>y either Jgoaday er Tuea- NEW S pdaSibte points by the Federal trols'On the. economy, End Wars or By MBLMAN MORIN . ^-asut Life Magaaines." interjected U.S. officials say they Sifpedt Lb. Hou-ever. a spokesman said it ia i Robert L. Oobba of Memphis, day. ■ : v-v* Civil Defhhae . Adminiatratien This is intended to be a pre Knoxville, Tenn., July 18 (P )— BgJTt's Pfesidential Game] Abdel LAND O’ LAKES HEINZ (F C D A ), already operating under indicated the eommiSsioncr prob- spokesman for the defensfc battery. Knowiand left .the White House ISLAND HILLTOP FARM BACON view of iiubillnUaUy what would ably will take advantage of the; A bitter conttoveray exploded in Naaser to annoiince soma new, poa- wlhouL aealng 'reporters. ..Later, a make-believe "unlimited state of Face Disaster Namad by Judge. •Ibly sensational Middle Bast move happen if in this country actually new authority to lower down pay U.8. District Court tpday over pic however, he told newanien on Capi national emergency and threat of Crawford )l-aa instantly on hia in A speech to his people set for TOMATO were plunged into war after a sur ments, _____ tol Hill there is no change in uK Fra«h Bweiilflsh Mnaon lasts only« short while . . . have your own “abore dtah- invasion.” tures taken by Time and JAfe feet again. Hia face was flushed July 33. SW0RDFISH69 BUTTER prise assault that left millions Pugwash, N. S„ July 13 (Pi—A The lower down payments made 1 / w , admlniatretlon’s itosition on the S t home M d anve money on Famotia Block Itland FRESH SWORD at thM lew Within a few hours, simulated and he shouted. "That is a most, It was under similar circum- KETCHUP dead or--wounded, more millions meeting o f scientists from Russia, possible by the bill V r i a minimum photographers of the Civil RighU BUI, price. PICNIC ITEMS nuclear attacks will hava "blaat- improper statement and it should ■tanoea at about the same time hotneieas and*-- pennileas. and a ofS per cent on the first $10,000 Clinton desegregsUon ^difturb- - “Their recommendations ara still 2 Bottles ed” more than half these indus the UnUed States and eight other not be said in the presence of this I W year that he isnnounced great part of industry obliterated; I of appraised value, IS per cent on | ancea last fall; their recommendations,” ha said. trial centers and defense installs- countries from Canada to Com jury.” The judge agreed and said. S ^ p t'a seizure of the Suez Canal. The simulated actions ao far Defense attorneys, questioning LOAF CHEESE tions out o f existence .yrith tens of taken in addition to the creation "Mr. Dobbs, do not do that any . Some authorities believe that munist China, ended here yester (Continned an Page Bight) a photographer, laid: (Coattaoetf AO Page BIgM). // millions of hypothetical casualties. of the Office o f ShnergenCy day with a warning of catastrophe more.” Nasaer this year may demand that PINEHURST MANCHESTER DAYS»■ SPECIAL .^ lb “They (the magazines) stinted Fresher By Far"* President Eisenhower . and key sourcea (O E R ) under Gordon llmless war is, abolished. When the noise died down, United Nations Emergency Forces F rm the Windsor market gardena of Martin Becker, ao> VEAL LOAF aides 'w e^ ready to leave Wash-1 their pictures to lower and de Dobbs asked Owen if he had Any leave hla aoU, or that he may anr Gray, the director of the Office p# A fter four days sitting around grade these Jpeoplei" leeted freah ' ■ ... Irigton in a fleet o f HelicopUra fo rj Defense Mobilisation, Include! a big table in a kindergarten claaa- special inatructiona from the m-a- nounceva UockAde of the disputed lb ch inese H eld Grover S.. McLeod of Blrming- Gulf of Aqaba with -submarines PINEHURST GROUND MEATS . . . A secret emergency White House. 1. (Treatlbn o f eight aubordfnatc i room, the scientists signed a 3,500- gAzlnes when he came to C31nton. In Quarters UR8E BOLOCNA ' ham, Ala., the defense lawyer, gei- bought from Russia. Already,, in hla imeginary proc- agencies in the ftelda o f produe- .word ddcument that declared: " I had no instructions to slant Biilletm s Lean Chuck Ground lb. 59e lametlon.«m auon. theme Preaident i^emoenr hasn w de- ; tlon. econohilo sUbilikation. man- 1. A nuclear war waa would be a Ex-G I Captl- ^ fs it u r e d toward the 15 Tenneaaeant the story 'one way or another,” Either move, these officials said, NATIVE DIAMOND PREMIER ! disaster “ o f unprecedented magni- ’ and John Kasper.'They are on-trial Owen aaid. would be certain to plunge the Mid from the AP Wires PICKLE-PIMENTO LOAF for alleged criminal contempt of dle East into a neW crisis with far- i Leon Special Patties, 4'to 5 to lb,...... lb. S9c ^tude." “Didn't you have any bias when — ----- ——------—— I— „crekted a top-level home-front w a r , communioAlons 2. Such a war would kill In Hotel Room court I came to Clinton?” Dobbs reaching international repercut- j CHABteOAL BARTLCTT agency called the "office of ether-! j nrafiinr at a "tr* »u d J nrA.,. I hundred of millions of persons by • The witnesk waa A . T. Owen., 41, asked. Mono. { CHARGE UJl. ULIYMATUM SUMMER Soles ore reoNy hopping, now that the picnic gSney re«.urt;e. " to -uperv isi, ' atoniic blast, heat, radiation and a free-iance photographer from "I; had no prejudica whatever,” Diplomatic officialr carefully (ol-, Londoa, July 12 (P)->A Britlih lowing Nasser's -actions .won't! briMing offlear aaid Rnaata'B season is here, on Pinehurst DE LUXE /PEARS FOR A CHANGB OF DIFT current levelt. M li-idual Its effects on unbent generations. Hong Kong, Jul>' 12 —^-Ameri Oklahoma City. He said he ia em-i Owen replied. " I tried to aftoot both BRIQUETS Pealed Halves manpower controls. price orders woultf come lifter. 3. War must be eliminated, not can Donald 'J. BIsekwood came ployed by Tim e and Life. ■idea as fairly as possible.” vouch for the accuracy of either j Valeria Zoria accused the Uatted ■ merely regulated. back today from 2'4 months 'in " A n d lUd you do that?” Dobbs forecast. Some said Nasser just. Statee at tbe .dlaamiaiiteat earn- SQUASH CHOPPED SIRLOIN PAHIES ...... lb, 89e In Heavy Syriip K ey officials supervised the test j. Fixing policies for the ration- When McLeod made, the state would not dare to flout world pub-' •oeh CCALLOPS - SWORDFISH - HALIBUT eperatfons from other secret head- ing of consumer goods and foods, 4. ’ Abo^t lOO.OOO living personsRed China. H e told reporters his ment about the . pictures, U.S. asked. ' ferenoe. today at preaenttag aa \ Large Can lie opinion by any such drastic | u ltim atu m S oviet anreiptaaca- quarter! and already this news op-- 4. Preparation of * sweeping but and another 100.000 yet to be born decision, -tq visit the Communist Diet. Atty, John C. Crawford Jr. "A s far aa wa were able,"- Owen 'have been injured by six years of mainland waa “ an irresponsible' move. • i of a moratorium on awdlsar erationa center, dubbed . "Newa- vol'untary system o f manpower con- jumped to hia feet. - shouting ob said. H e had previously said other . Buj. these officials said there ta! weapon teats fOr 10 moatlH only, HADDimiC FILLET - BOSTON BLUE • COD point" and located in a city to tha : trols to steer workers into ekiMn-'; atomic bomb tests, gesture on "my part and'I am sorry jections. • reporters and photographers from PINEHURST MANCHESTER DAYS SPECIALS i They suggested thqt nuclear 1 made it.” every sign the Egyptian leader. In | or BO moratoriam at all. la a south o f Washington, was in op- uai job# and keep Uiem . there, Federal Judge Robert L. Taylor TimA and Ufa- were in Clinton. a . move to recoup his battered | weapons testa be atopped as man- -"I didn’t like being watched all sustained him. Britisb official said Zoria told Fresher By Far PRICE SALE ON ■ration. - 1 5. Establishment, by the prodilc- "Why didn't you go into thqse preatige in the Arab world, hopes i the 6-power. attboammMtoe ef N ex t week, after three days of j tion agency, of a priority and alio- , kind’s 5rst step toward a plan for the tim ewithout seeing ■n)rihing," " I can appreeitite the gtft'em- j people's homes and show them — 10 Lb. < international contl-ol of atomic he told reporter A to spring some "block buster''-klnd ' the United Nationa Diaarmamaat MorrcU’a Red Heart emergency CSvil Defense t • a t a, ( cations ayatem to feed vltaf ma- ment'a apprehension about T im a ’ they really are?” Dobbs asked. of announcement on that date. OommiealoB such aa nlttmatUN PINEHURST FRUITS . . . VEGETABLES more than 5,000 government Of-: teriala hito war production. / I weapons*. Blackwood, 36, a.former GI, took " W q tried that- with some and Bag ] Ptanaed by Elqsteln Nasser is reported attaching was “Intolerable,” aa^ that “ae f i d i l i and key aubordlaates w ill; 9. Setting up g mandatory system I his South Korean w ife and child got negative answers,” Owen re CATFOOD The ' late Albert Elnstetn, great importance to. his address on' self reepeettag state" oouM aie- ■eek to re-establish normal . goy- priorities on commnnirations. [ with him. He said they spent moit- plied. ' BLUEBERRIES : world-fambus mathematician, anci of their time' In a sixth floor hotel that day because It coincides with cept It. PfjjAZZO ITALIAN ernipent operations from 80 safe 7. The licensing of all businesaea. “Waa that after you hSd smear Buy 6 large cans 87c at Regular 2 for 29c price ■ relocation-centera in half a doxen, ;Tha licenses of firms'vlolatlng con- ■ British philosopher Bertrand Rus- ?room in Canton. News Tidbits the 5th anniversary 'o f the ouster NAlnVE RED RASPBERRIES S, A W .D E VEINED ed them in th r magazine ?” Dobbs o f King Farouk and the opening of TRAFFIC DEATHS DOWN and get 6 cans absolutely free. This gives your cat Btatas. I trola could be luspended -or rit- . sell did the grotmdwprk for the j “They allowed my wife out -oc- PEELED ;'conference two yearSNago. They I caaionalty to buy neCasaary* cloth- CuUed from A P Wires aake4. , * the new prorNaaaer Parliament | Chicage. Jaly 12 jP)—A tiatlea- top quality cat food at 87c a dozen cans or a.case o f Started Montli Ago ' voked, putting them out of business. Crawford jumped tq hia feat- , VINE RIPENED CANTALOUPES appealed then for a meeting of I ing and things for the baby but 1 . Nasser is known to be worried j wide campaiga against traffla 48 cans for $3.48. ^ Operation Alert -actually was* 8. Betting up a^-Wage-Stabillzatipn I again, roaring objections. The accidents was credited today with begun on paper a month-ago. to —■— ... I was kept inside all the time,” he over -diplomaUc defeats involved In watermelons SHRIMP TOMATOES saving the lives ef 406 persaaa. set a realistie bae'kgroun(| forthej (Coatinaed oa Page Bight) I (fTo.ntlBued on. Page Pno) added. Wife of .concert- pianist Joel 1 *****■- rooVes by Sacidi Arabia and Jor With Basil Leaves _ Rosen Jumps to hor death from ! not do that. dan to develop more friendly ties in the first six montfaa ot I857rA HUDSON NAPKIN S Jumbo Size — Wet Pack He'■aid he had no idea any .fuss - ELBERTA PEACHES N '2 Regular Size Cans I was being raised about bis dis Tappan Zee Brides in New York. The -defense contended that tha with the United States. special report ef traffic 4fatha Best Make in Napkins:!^.. .3 boxes 35c West German Parliament gives, pbotographa showed tha defen- Ha is suspected of wanting de»* j at the halfway mark la the Na- NECTARINES appearance frotq the nearby . O n - Portuguese colony of Macao last first mpproa-al to wearing of (Ter-■ f - r dents in an unfair light during the perately t6 find aome way to re ttonal Safety Ceuacira “Back Pkg. 27e April. Blackwpod’a father, James, man medals and decorations. * disturbances---- last ' Nov.** —39 and ' * —SO. assert his-leadership of the Arab the Attack on Traffic AcridaBta" Effeeti of H-Bomb Pictured a Cincinnati restaurant' owner, Indonesian NaUonal Council in- campaign diseioaed a 2 per cent DUGGAN’S FRESH BAKERY WIODUCTS came all the way to Hoiig Kong in Malled iB PreaidMUAl Palaee seen (Oenltoaed ■■ PagA FItteAB) (OaatiBiied oB Page Fifteen) reduction in fatalltiea at the end NATIVE LOCAL YEUOW CORN and ' ARE P r o v in g p o p u l a r w i t h May in a vain effort to find out a s. friend to Democracy, . . Mrs. ot June as compared with* the PINEHURST CUSTOMERS what had happened to hia aon. Stephanie M, 'May of Bloomfield tin t half of .1956. GREEN and WAX BEANS ARE NOW The young American said ha exebaaiges letters nith Atomic En Each morning Duggan brings in new and differ* As Sprawling Devastation went to Red Cbina "of my own ergy Cliairman . Lewis Strauaa ask ROAO.<4.STUDY POSTPONED Product of Italy free will and accord with ^a de ing to atop A-Bomb tests. Hanford, July 12 (P>-4loaaa IN GOOU SUPPLY ent^it'eros.. .such as delicious Coffee* Cakes; better sire to SAC the country and the in Health Chief Supports "ChaMaaa John C. Donaldson ef In fact, a section of the'bookP Khrushchev ' Accuiea - WAktei|i than averagd cakes a^d cup cakes. Real Italian Bread. Ws«tiington. July 13 (P) — The^ tention ol learning more about disarma the Irgislature’e Flnanoe Cdwr. deals with poaslbilities of using another 70,000 injured, Powers with hampering Real Italian Grindeh Rolls.. .and many other baked government today raltasad the the .Cblnese fieople.” ' ment talks by tyint, them up with j mittee said toda}' he la patting fallout from hlgh-yleld hydj-ogen A t Hiroshima, the area of total first comprehensive gleturc of the Not Impressed (TertnAn reunificAjion. .. Moecow: off his group’s s t^ y of the StAe THE BEST POTA’TOES ARE WASHED LONG foods to make hot .weather iheal planning easier'for COOKIE DEPT. SPECIALS waapona as an orfensive weapon In 'destruction was 4.7 square miles, Cigarettes, Cancer Tie Highway D^artnient until after Pinehurst shoppers. sprawling devaistation which might ^But. he ■aid,,he didn’t see much Radio_____ aaya , aoy . .person who I'ater- cwNuntMri wartime—apparently to provide from a bomb having.the explosive and what he saw didn't Impress i (erea with Soviet progress to\jard. labor Day “ But In the mea^ WHITE CALIFORNIA’S A T . .'.5 pounds 45c $UN$HINC HYDROX,...... 12 oi. 37c occur from an anen>Y attack with Civil Defense personnel with In equivalent of 20.000 tons of TNT. time, I will eontinue to gather him. ‘ I "richer life" must be removed. j By F^AMK CAREY kimmedlata reply flrom Dr. Clarence ! CAKE MIX, super hydrogen wanpona. formation on th « worst possible ^ With weapons in the megi^ton “ I I information an the departaMht range, the report said, ‘T he dam have no deMre to go back,” Russian aclentUt claims he haa> Washington, July 12 (PV—Sur-1 Cook Little, chairman of the Scien- j KEEBLER'$ lUXTERCUF COOKIEB ...... pkg. 29c Tha iasuanee of A bulky hand condiUons which might be faced Blackwood said. | fonad fourth type o f polio rirna to present to the conunittec.’' ha DONT WAIT until the mosquitoas or ants In an attack, including use of the aged region may cover a hundred geon General Leroy E. Burney saidl tific 'Advisory Board of the Tobac- j book entltlad “T h « Effects o f or more square miles.” Tt\a Communists expelled Black- j whiem vaccine gives no protection. today ‘thetA la an tncreasipg and loo Industry Research Committee.- EDUCATOR APPLE CAKE . . . pkg. 37e Nuclear .Weapons” coincided with “ dirtiest” of bombs. from the ( Wood and M l family at the ^acao . . District Judge says Senate la- EVERYDAY LOW PRICES bethar you . . . stock up today . . J ' conaiatent Ixxly of evidence that { Little said in New York lhatj NIXflN SEEN AS PRESmENT the beginning of Operation Alert radioactive standpoint. .The report implied, however, ------. teraal Seeority Subcommittee has TTie volume brings Into sharp, that casualties o f the Hiroshima exceaalvA cigarette smoking ia onej Burney's statement "adds nothing'! York. July 12 (A V -i^ MAXWEU HOUSE INSTANT COFFEE "ISSf -- the fourth nationwide ' (Caattaaed am Phge Eight) used label ‘'subversive” so much o f the causative factors in lung new to what has been known about RAID Heus* and Gordon Bug Kiiior . , $1.39 focus the blast and burning effects order could be cut down by pre- Adam Clayton Awell (D-NY) Civil Defense exercise which in- I -- -— — that It has become "intolerable." the cause o f lung cancer. It re Doal Poeic...... large jar $1.29 whlch'have received little emphasis paredneiu. cancer.” said today tha the rourse of Die FROZEN FOOD SPECIALS eludea mock nuclear attacks on m e -rwa a s - n - Prince Suddruddln Khan poat- But, Burney added, "It is -clear flects the opinions of some statis SHURKIL Bomb Spray*...... 9Bc Pkg. 77c in-the recent debate over hasards On the au b j^t of fallout, the. CIrtI Bights BUI taidlceted that U.S. clUas. ! l-est of D iafolo U ue pt"****** weeks be. that heavy and prolongsd cigarette ticians and the relatively few C A S COF«E. Deoi Pock ...... lb. con $1.00 of fallout. book recalled that in the explosion Vice PreeMent Richard M. ft'Uen The 579-page book. Issued by the '■ ' cause of death of hia father Aga smoking ia not the only cause of experimental scientists who have $now Crap Ireeceli Epoare. 10 ezt...... 2 for 49c ' For example, it said thai in the of a high-yield bomb near thb could uln the preeidency In 1988. FUT BUG KILLER...... 89e Defense Department and the lung cancer.” He aaid the Public actively charged - that cigarette : aerial detonation of a megaton Earth's surface kt Bikini in 1954, “The whole civil righto fight new MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE...... lb. $1.05 Atomic Bkiergy C o m m I a a I o n 20 Saturday Moimng Health Service favors more re anrmking Is a- cauae of lung can-! U la the hands of the Repuh* $«ow Crap Orang* Juice, 6 ezs...... 3 for 47c 11 Got Nasco^'t b5mb there would be these effects; “ a total area o f over 7,000 square (A S C ), details the nlaat, heat and I , muds after being aground threa search Into the problem, and ad cer." ; Uoans," P(nvell said as he left an 1. Wood frame houses would be miles waa contaminated to such an c o n FRUIT.SYRUPS ...... /29« Canwlidii radiation effects of high- • y j a I d Atom ic Test Site, Nev.. July 13 i days. ded: Burney aaid: a Enropean and African tour.** • •••eaeeeeeeee .aih/- a e e almost Elaine Recommends lirds Ey* Mixed Fruit |b. 49c I Big 96-^up bombs ranging up to 20 magatona t completely destroyed out to - (fP)—:Flring of tht Dlsblo—the More than S0,9(M commuters' Aa- ‘■^he precise nature bt,the fac ."While there are naturally dlf- * "The way things are moving now. — tha power of 30* million tons of ■bout atomic device, that failed to ex- . . - RENULON ...... or tXng p X c^ lay«d up to aa boor fire et j tors in heavy and prolonged cigar- ferences of opinion In interpreting j 1 don’t me bow Nixon caa ba ...... 79c Borgain Jar Milk T N T and a thqusAnd timea more from tha point of tbe blast, and, .. plode June 38 because of a power signal bridge at South sf.■lion rail- ette smoking which can cauee lung the -data jon lung cancer and ciga- ' stopped for next preaident.'' powerful then the Atom bombs J 3 for !° ? '* J * '" ,* !* * The book Indicated theri would feilure— baa been put off at least road terminal .. Leaden from all cancer is not known.” rette smoking, the Public Health * Advertised over WTIC for whitening Nylons . ; FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLESl 44c dropped op JapAn in 1945. such Gildings mil .In *0 m Hm . ■; b, no immediate hazard from fall- until tomorrow morning. oyer world gathering In New Haven' The atatemant marked the first Serfice feels the . weight ot the BRICKLAYEI^ t o M EET not a bleach. . • In A forewatd. Secretary of De- 2. People could suffer third de- bombs detonated sufflclently It waa acheduled to be exploded (o r conferencea leading to m eetbigPublic .Health Senrice pronouncei. evidence is increasingly pointing' Hartford, July 12 (A —In a GREEN IEAN$ ...... Ib. 19c 'fenie Wilson and AB C Cihairman gree burns out to nearly 30 m iles. high In' the air, but noted that from a balloon 500 feet above the of Central Committee of W orld' ment , on the subject since 1964 in one direction: 'That excessive . surprise move this merntag, ape Grotm Stamps Givon With Cash $aias Lewis StTAusi aaid references to a in all dirfcUons from the. desert today, but the Atomic Council of Churches. , * when It took , note of evidence of a smoking, ia -one of the causative j .officers of Local 1 of the B nelL BUY MARJORIE MILLS FEATURED FOODS V , A,. . *****|even in ah air-burst. bomb there WE$H IEET$ ...... 2 bunehos 17c 30 magAton devloa ahould "not be flash _ of the bomb, and first d*. j would be; “tmmealste” radiation Energy Commlsaion aaid s ' post Fifty . delegates of traffic girl, statistical asaociation between | factore in lung cancer.” layers Unhm called a mass meet "takat AS An inficAlion of capaNI- gree burns out to nearly SO miles.; Which could be lethal. , ponement war' made necesaaiy for members, of Independent Connect!-1 cigarette smoking and lung cancer. * The ipecial study group quoted i ing of members for Saturday a$ ATPINEHURST Ities or developments.” *" Ne BaUmate o f Oasnaltiee ft) the ■ cate of a 20 megaton technical reasons. It. did' not ciit Union of Telephone Workers CItee Presleos Stndiee ! by Burney was established iq^June i 2 p.m. In the Park St. Labor CELLO CELERY ...... bunch 3$c In the .frequently technical bpok; bomb, for example, ihJtial radia- elaborate on thi expianation. vote down afflliatlon with Interna-; Burney gave no new proof, but 1966 by units of the Public Health Temple. "Some new Ideas” aa no mention is insde of develop-' tha total essualties that’ would T h e Diablo ia below nominal In the contract offer at the Hart The JM( HAtC COM _.la *------a __1__ \v. tlOn*from t}iS blast would kill \*ir- tional Brotherhood of Electrical! died results o f 'previous studies. .Service in cooperation with two OPEN THURSPAY and FRIDAY NIGHTS TILL 9:00 $EEDLE$$ GRAFE$ ...... Ib. 49e menta t o w ^ (-he production e fisu lt from aurii a n ' explosion, but tually ever}’ smosed person out to ■trength, or lass'powerful thifii the Workers .. Prominent Wisconsin - especially ont by a apedal study privata health o r i^ s a tio n s — the ford General Contrails' A s m - M ANOiitTiii Co n n * "elean” H-bombs, those fi-ee s f it recaUed lhat at Hiroshima, out a distanoe of ,2H miles from the bomba (hopped om Hiroshima and nhysetan akoeta mentally ill aonigrtnip made public last March, riatton have ariaaa> it ■ FIEAFFLE$ 2 lbs.49c CORNER MAIN omI OAK $TREET$ radtoacUva faUcsO, iof a total population of 855,000 poidt « f an a i^ la s l, thq book aaid. Nagasaki during W orld .War IL mid than kills himself. Sunisy's statampnt brought‘an .(Oenttaiied an Paga Three]) etated. t ^ . ' - *-1 . ' ' . ■ • ' r ' \ *1 A f . , ' i - / jL ' - ■ • »■'.'*'.**■ ■' f ' ^ " ■ ■ ' •" ' ■ ■ ’ . ' ■ ' -' ’ ' y ■•■’ '■ ., ■ ■. '. # • -••,•. PAGB TWO MANCHESTER EVENll^H ERALD , MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 12, 1957 ■ ' ■ ' ' ' :..^ , , ~
FAIRWAY RockYille-Vernoii World Warned MANCHESTER lEVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN- FRIDAY, JULY 12, 1967 P A Q t . . | 5 » Consultant Special Sheinwold on Bridge Andover JOHN P. See End Wars or Free Pat Booae n o te* " I 'll." ' . — ..... '■ Health Chief Supports OPEN "flE" 9 OOUNT1NO THE TRICKS Bright Future Town^ C ity Face Disaster DICrATBS OORKBCr P lA Y , B ERN A RO lN E SoutB dealer Jet Planes r ™ .Alfred ShetnwoM . Both sides Tulnereble B O O ilgJ «»— »»«««»» Vernon, July 13 (Special) (OonOnned from Page One) Nothing Is more important I NORTH ■V- JCigarettes, Cancer Tie ■Threes of town government have in- Plus -"Lure * ( the Swamp” |! FUNERAL HOME Dtudy tMin front Boot, Allen and crepeed 99 per cent, while those than counting your tricks. This A j 4 Shake Homes seicntlete "to consider toe perils to tells you where you stand and! F A 8 I . SUN.: "Jehiay Tremaia” Hamilton, aurveyii^ govemtoental of toe Vernon Fire District show (Continued from Page One)' A F1NB8T MODERN FAOlUTfBS a 337 per cent increase. Education humanity arising from the devel- helps you decide how to proceed. I A K 6 3 I Andover, July 12 (Special) — have failed to consider adequately atnicturei here, laat exp^neea alone have increased opmmt of atoihio weapons. West opened tbs three of hearts, I 4 4 3 Reildents in varioua lections ot American Cancer Society and toe many^variables in human habits, k\ rOFF-STReBT PARKlNa peEtred enthuataatie aiiout the from 63 per cent in 1961 to 46 per Russell Invited scientilts and and South pro|>erly p)ay«d low I WS35T :, HAST this town reported laat night that American Heart Assn. The group environmehts. and constitution, future ot thli community. cent of toe town budget this year. drew up toe agenda. He wfts un froni dummy. East won with the A * 8 1 A Q 19 » * < their houMi were’ shaken by an un was headed by Dr. F. M. Strong such as biological suaceptibllity to, .<( QUnCT RESIDENTIAL NEIGHBORBcioD able to attend. because of ill F 10 7 4 3 F K t I " cancer, the effects of previous lung Reporting to the InequlUea The maxe of governments, with king and returned a heart to | known cause. of the University of Wisconsin 7^ « 31* WEST CENTER 8T. (Just West ef MeKe* 8L) part time offlciels and varying health. South's Jack. A Q J » 8 A 10 Numerous calls asking about the Medical School. flisease,. hormonal influences and Committee, which hired the New EASTWOOD many other factors.’’ York firm to make the $10,000 fiscal years. Was found to be con Besidee Ruaalahs and American South could expect to win two! A J 8 . A Q 10 I 7 disturbance were received at WUli- Direct Relationship there were Japanese and Canadi tricks In spades, two in hearts, aad.l SOUTH Bart Laaesstor iT h * study group," Burney said, two-month atvdy. Oonlon Smith fusing to toe populace. Kirk Daaslaa Bsisfe Maekar mantlc Fire Headquarters between Vemon has 37 elected efliclals, kns, a Po)e and a Frenchman, an’ two in duns. He needed three dl»-| A A K Tv 9 and‘ 10 p. m. 'They.came from "reported that lung cancer occurs and, Leroy‘Harlow aaid they had "Gim Fight At laalea Bala Venezuela Adds Roads BARGAINS received excellent cooperation but toe legislative authority resta Austrian, an Australian, a Com mond, tricks to make hta contract. F Q J 8 Wheeling Rd., from Rt. 6 near much more frequently among ciga munist Chines* and two British A 7 4 4 O. K. Corral” " A W om u's from Ic^l officials.. with tot Town Meeting. Rockville How should South go about Bolton, from Andover Lake, rette smokers than among non- Some 680 miles of roads has 19 elected officials and the scientists .—- all experts In their making sure of three diamond ^ A A K 6 3 TislaTitlaa ead OerotleB” ''‘ also from Storrs, Tolland, ani smokers, and there is a direct re far ftu foodKtdSmktw “Yod have aaked for this study field. South West North Bast CaUr were built In Venezuela last year DOUILE STAMPS Tlmi SATURDAY authority resta with toe council, tricks 7 . . 1:4*44* many other localities surrounding lationship between the incidence at a good time,” S.nith aald, although the mayor Is considered Cyrus Eaton, toe Cleveland fi Declarer, began by playing a low I'N T Pass t NT Pass Wlllimanto. of lufig cancer and the amount at a coat of $71,000,000. The States Wq’re noUp^ that Vernon la the second toe executive head. In toe Vemon nancler bom In Pugwaah 73 yeara. diamond from both hands. This Pan Pass State Irolice * t Stafford Springs smoked." built 290 miles of .highways and Air- . SOYS' Dteat growing town of over Fire District toe district meeting ago, shared the cost ot toe con. allowed East to win a trick with Opening lead— F I ■aa. "MONKET ON MT BACK” reported that .two calls inquiring Burney said he was issuing his the Federal Government construct Conditioned ,000 population In the state, is toe legislative authority, baing fcrence. toe singleton ten. about the mysterioiu house-shak statement because of health service ed the remainder. Fifty-nine that Tolland la the faateat grow timilar to a town meeting. How East returned q heart.to dum- ing were alio received at the bar concent “with broad factors which bridges costing' an additional $3,- ing county in the state, and that ever, the District electa 34 officials. fiirRAUSS FO ^ MORE TES'lB my'a ace. Now deBarer led a low ®an be die- substantially affect the health of 000,Ooo, were erected on the new I covered. racks there. 'Connecticut is the fastost grow AH' three governments have per- Harrisbuig, Pa.. July 13 (JPf — diamond from dummy. No ond mccept' the Willlmantic toe American people." roads. SNEAKERS ^ 1 / ing atdta in New England. (Oopyrilht 1967, General aonnal adminlatrationa, finance, The United Btatee must continue West could win with the nine of Fit's. Station could offer any ex He added that copies of his state "You've got a bear by the taH." legal and other general administra Features Ctorp.) MANCHESTER REO. to |4.e0.‘ testing nuclear weapons so tots diamonds and cash his laat heart, planation of toe disturbance.' An ment, along with the study group RESTAURANT he aaid, and streaaed the im tions, toe consultants found. nation can remain strong for dii. but then declarer had the rest. Dnivc -On'DltfatHc report and other data, would be Black and whlMw' FAIRWAY BAR0AIN official there today laid the cause portance of having a sound The research work of toe firm armament negotiations, tha chair South could win any return and to “ a Jet breaking the sound bar sent to state heaitli officers and to Charge and COCKTAIL LOUNOS government and a comprehensive will be near completion when they Your man of toe Atomic Ekiergy Com. lead hia last diamond to tjummy. Teiilght Thru Monday rier overhead.” the American Medical Assn. routes iiA and $, bolton, cohr:, tel MltpheU 6-AU5 V ^an ,to gyide the town's develop report to the Inequities Commit miseion aaid last .night. The ace and king of diamonds He said he himself tiiad heard (A M A ), with the request that Presert prions GIRLS' and ROYS' ment. r tee again Thuraday. were sure to. clear toe suit, after copies be distributed to local health Ilete OPEN TUESDAY-torn SATURDAY 4:00 P.BI. to 1:00 AJ8. Lewis :L. Strauss said "until the the plane u d the explosive noise SUNDAYS, 13:00 NOON to 9:00 P.M. (Clooed MoBdey) REG.; '(1-00 M7 PbrceEit Growth Tha fout^men team win then day when wisdom succeeds In which dummy's fifth diamond that it made when starting to ex groups. The growth In population has analyse In detail, tha facts they bringing an end to wars, we have would provide toe ' game - going Burney said more research id PINE PHARMACY BANQUET FACILITIES AVAILABLE .13.00 ceed the speed of. sound. (A t nor EDDY “Velvet Touch” REED At the Piano NIghUy BATHING 1 baen almost entirely In the Fire have learned and will compila their no prudent course but to provide trick. mal temperatures sound travels needed “ to identify. Isolate and try 864 Center St.—MI B-9814 Dlatrlct, according to Haribw*! report The written report la ex ourselves with toe most effecUve South would have tq play toe approximately 741 mlles-per-hour). to eliminate toe factors in exces flgurea. pected to be ready, by SepL 1. The weapons to assure our security and hand differently If he ne^ed four A t Westover A ir Force Base, This id toe scene that greeted firemen last nigM at toe Manchester Sand and Gravel office. The sive cigarette smoking which can While the city’s ' population bah Inequities y»mmittee haa yet to ■urvlval.'” diamond tricka. He would - then Westover, Mats., a public informa photo waa taken moments before firemen andind Equipment equ arrived to battle toe blaze that caused cause cancer.” SUITS REG. $ <).00 decide how it shall be presented to Increased 6 per cent since 1900, Strauss spoke to toe Peraisyl play only one low diamond from tion officer mid toddy that a Jet several thousand dollat* worth of damage.- (Photo by Burkampl.^ Little aaid the tobacco Industry SIZES 3 ta 18. 14.00 the public. ^ Jamee Meson-JoaB Footalii* FAIRWAY BARGAIN the Are district'e haa spiraled 387 vania Depaitmant of the Veterans dummy. Later, he Would play ftFOttot WIRTIM aRH OlUill BDTIR breaking toe toiuid barrier does already hat provided |2,200,0M for M m - > ...... " M " — of Forel^ Wars at their annual dummy's ace and king of dia HARRY BELAFONTB grantt to independent scleAtiats per cent in the same period. By funtornime M orctl tA orfO U cause an airborne “ explosion,” and mads this morning, but reported 1900 population and .dwellinga in banquet monds, hoping for a 3-3 break in Dorothy Baaditdge working in the field of cancer and Phis . . . "Break In the OIrele” tost this phdnomenon often does the damage aa "coiuiderable.” SHREDDED the distrtot are expected to edual Strauss said'toe United SUt(|: toe suit If toe eult broke favor ibake houses In areas'below. other challengers o f human sur Forrest Tneker-Eva Bartok William Thornton Jr., owner of vival, and added: “ that of the city, and thera ia.no Hospital ffotes must continue "development test ably, he would make hie four • H e ' stated, however, that n
. .. • 'f . ' V- 7 r V ■/ Charles Church for Kv«rett McKinney ^and James |f7ope»lry - . evening will attend the ordination and claimed he atiU owed an o th er; Daily Radio •* ' ' X • Hassett for the Town Planning Into the Chriatian ministry of $15,000 Refund 129,000. Commission. Jam aa V, Edmondson; ion of Mrs. A fter a 4-week trial In" 'U.S. Dla- ICE CUBES B M U n IMDrUgiit TIo m Town Clerk Fire DepartnteniOfficia The Anal date for candidatea to W ork Begun Scouts Depart Clara Edmondson, a fS p.rti. In the For Man Freed trict Court, Rulli waa found guilty. iaie their intention to acek nomi- Northfield Congregational Church. * ’rsa t t I ' However, the judgetreveraed hlm- BY "THE BAG ; nation is July 16. T Y l ~ • ANTIQUES For Jamboree Returns to Camp iVS X a x JliV aC ler *«1Y «t«I declared Rglil innocent. MILLER'S PHARMACY I foUcwta, profrwn '’tJnAr.w.rmup ti™. Reports New Appointed hyChi^Mas^lini Sgt. Edward R. Perkinson, son of The court held the- government i 3M GREEN RD. '*■*■" ar* auppUed oy th* radio gouo k.«rmMn uood mu*m Maacheater Evealag Herald Bel- For Elections Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Perkinson of ^ d not dlsproven Rulirs; conten- j wi.JIB—MusicalS tb ■■ ■ • Echoes“ ■ At Valley Forge New Haven. July 12 (Ah—His laajuifamtnts and art aubjtct to! WTIC.'Vrie Man s Samilv tea eerreapondent, Mrs. Louis REPAIRING and REFINISHING Pucker St., has returned t"o Ft. j tion that hia high atandaiM of liv- i dianga without noUca. WDRC—Charles CoUinasvood Office Hours BoU(>n. July 12, (Special) —< >cainper. while attending the camp Dtmork Jr^ talaphoae MIteliell llouth Windior, July 12 (Special) Riley, Kansas, after spending two lawyer aaya pig farmer Frank Ing came from money borrowed - WPOP-Bay It With sTutic — Both political pai^ea have be Coventry, July .12 (Special) — weeks with hia parents. S;aa~ Peter Masaolini. chief of the last year. For this aha will re One to three-drawer Blanket Chests — Hand decorated Rulli, recently acquitted of Imome from gamblers. I Way lot Music gun working toward the. full elec Richard Barth and Charles Ralach WHAY—Dodaers vs. Redleas Hebron. July 12 (Special)—An Volunteer Fire Department has ceive her week as a camper free Hanginff Lamps — Harvest Table — Original Stage Resident Visiting Ux evasion charges, ia getting a WVCC—RuourO IUS1 M Wt,*CC lii.Hli i:»venina Uuou Slualc thla year. tions, Republicans met ioist night Jr. left yesterday from Camp Penny Ba;rth is spending two WIOtB-P. M. WKNB—Sainc Easy . Increase lii the number of hours recently announced several ap Coach Chest — alt pieces refinished. Delf Lamps and tax refund of more than (19.000. t m p —Ross iuiler . .Altar Btfy Pleale in preparation for the July 19 weeks with relatives in Trenton, N. WTi<—Monitor the,. Towti Clerk'i office, will be pointments to sen ’s In -various Five Pqss Exam, many other items. caucus and Democrats will meet Qulnebaug, Preston, to attenrL the Extended Forecast WDRO*kMI Koiby WDRC—Robert o Leirla Twenty altar boya from Stl Mau Boy Scout National Jamlwree at J. The refund ^111 cover, overpay MANCHESTER WIOP—Waiworka WPOP—Counter Spy open has been announced bv Tbwn capacities' in the Department tonight to appoint s' nominating Voter-Making Session s U - • Clerk Mrs. pharles P. Miner. StUart Wett* will serve as cap rice Church and the Sacred Heart Face Interview OPEN DAILY 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. Valley Forge, Pa. The jamboree ment of taxes from 1949 to 1950. Connecticut. - Temperatures *‘lraAT—Mta# Way l« Music WHAY—Dodfers vs, Redl»ds Church in Vernon enjoyed an all- - rommlttec to choose candidates ends July 20.. Voters will be made during, a AUTO PARTS WOCc—Rsouro Rsrus WCCC —tioKl Ev ening isuuu Muale The offftiir; will be open Mon tain; William Hand, Ernest Pesola, for, )^e Oct. 7 election date. special aesaloi^ and the use ot vot Ally. John M. Chapnlck said yea- during; this period will average 2 WKKB-P. M-. . days. Tuesdays. Thursdays and Wiilism Clifford, and Donald Ted- day outing'at Hammonasett Slate Richard, 19. is a Life Scout, and terdav. Chapnick said Rulli, 92,! to 4 degrees below normal. Normal wF«.i-«oss MU»sr WKNB—Swing Eaay Park Wednesday. Democrats will hold a second ing machines will be demonatriited 270 BROAD Sr W7J*>-MoDUor Fridays from 10 a.m. until lioun, ford as lieutenants; Adolph Rob Charles. 12, is a Second Glass ha* $1,5.472.93 coming to him. | tempecelure in the Hartford WDRO—Cal Koiby WDRC—Youra Truly , The Rev. J. Ralph Kelley and ten examinations to qualify for the meeting July 22 at which lime the Scout. Both are member* of Troop tomorrow frorh 9 a.m, to .4 p.m. WPOP—Wunrerka WPOP—Counter Spy and 1 to 5 p.m., and On Saturdays erts. Larry Fiaiio. Dale Smith, amf job of assistant town purchasing nominating committee's choice of in the South Coventry Firehouse. o).'. —ij . 1. . . 1. •- n)"** during this period is 74 rang- • ».- N. from 9 a.m. until noon. Henry Rau as foremen. John McCabe accompanied the MELVIN TAYLOR 63 of which Everett B arth Is n.Tu ^ V r ! ing from a high of 88 to a low 62. • If iA * .-.Ratty KUDball , bbya on the trip. agent will be interviewed next week candidates wlii he presented to WCCC—RooorC Rama WHAY—Dodg<;re va. Redlega The office was formerly .open John Avery will be chief ..radio Crow Hill off MoniHin Road, Stafford SpringSvConn. Scoutmaster. Rum paid about $15,000 in taxes ■ farm er over the weekend, cooler wnc-Weather Watch OuMpge Slated by General Manager Richard Mar parly membera. Both meetings are Scouts of the troop who w-ill Manrhestgr Evening Herald Cov- * during that period, the government i Monda FpR MACHINE WKNB—P. M. WDRC—Ruaty Draper only on Tuesdays. Fridays and Sat operator aiid assisting him will be tin. open to alt local registered Demo- entry correspondent Sira. Pauline y through Wednesday. Pre WTIC—Ross Mtllsr WPOP—Modem Sounda Ernest Pesola. William Hand and Tha Women's Auxiliary of the Tel.OV4-3187 spend the coming week at Camp said it wasn"t enough. They claimed cipitation during this period wlii , WDRO-Kecord8------V-Ka. ^ "" ^• urdays. rrata, according to Harry Odium. Little, telephone Pilgrim t.at.ll. Rulli was a gambler and had an ih- WPOP—Waajvorka 0:4*-‘ Mrs. I..etvl* Known Here David Toomey Jr. Volunteer Fire Department will The chosen man will help Martin Qulnebaug include David Baton. on the average total between two SHOP SERVICE WHAY—Dodgrre v* Redlega At the regular business meeting meet Monday at 8 p.m. at the home with the work of buying equipment Chairman of the Democratic Town Grant Vance. John Ohlund and - - - ' ...... - I come far larger than hia assets. tenths to fiv# tenths of an inch a tU — WTK:-,MooUor People here regret to learn of for school and town operations. •Committee, Rebellion to tyrants ia obedience ' -The, government obtained $20,000 WrlAY-eRatly KiabaJI WDRC—Roatjr Draper the death of Mrs. Ethel Fish in June Alfred Barrett was eleAed of Mrs. John Avery on Uyna-ood William Zeigler.' Richard Barrett Tel. Ml 94528 WtX'C—Record Rama WPOP—MMern Sminda treasurer of the Department for Dr. for a ba'^lienue. The Hat of candidatea must he and Brian Macneil will spend the to God. - . I more by seizing hia assets in 1951 ihowera Sunday. WKNB-P. M. t:ea ■ Lewis "of Manchester. She was a presented to the town' clerk by . WTIC—Ross Millar WHAY—Dodgers va. Redleg;* the coming year. Each member attending ihould DUMP REOPENED 'following week at the camp. An- W0RO—Record Wsop sister of Charles H. Fish of Gilead, July 24,. , drew Buckley and Stephen Buck- . WPOP—Waaworka WTIC—Monitor and 'in her childhood was a fre At the July business meeting furnish hip own hot dogs or ham- Westport, July 12 (iPi — Town WDRC—The World Tonight StUart Wells was elected it a dele selectmen must have done morq List Oppen i ley spent la.st week at the Scout- I •-’1 W'POP—Modem Sounda quent visitor at the home of her burg. Mrs. John Avery, Mrs. Ed Republicans are still considering WIUY—Record Rodeo e:ia gate and William Cliffqrd as alter ward Carrien, and Mrs. William than look at the 16 garbage trucks ' camp. i'lii-ii' ‘ ‘ 1 J' ! r. WIIAY- Dodgers va. Redlege aunt, the late Mrs. Henry V. Seyms possible candidates, according to 1 Naw. officers have ■ been elected i WCtX;~A«9ord R«rt<» of Hebron. nate delegate to attend the Con Clifford, the refreshment commit sitting outside town hall yester WKNB—P. M. WTU —Monitor necticut Slate Firemen's 74th An day with no place to unload. their chairman, Gaylord Paine. to the Troop 63 SroUt Committee, i B'TIO-^New* ^ WDRC—The., World rnntiht In a letter a few years ago to tee. will serve dessert and coffee. More than 29 names have been WDRO—^— T^O-^rwi RiDortW WPOP—DelroU ▼* Boeloh nual Convention to# be held in They voted to reqpen the town as follows; Edward Wood, chair- j w*Por-n»W«Jcworki this correspondent, she told of the Bridgeport from Aug. 22 through If weather condttiona are unfav dump, closed for the summer considered. Paine said, but the I man; Mark Spink, secretary-treas-1 SATURDAY IS THE LAST DAY orable the barbecue will be can •OS-- WHAY—Oodgera ra. RMIega fact that her late grandfathel of the- 24. Chief Masaolini will also months by a courb injunction. Use list is still open to any local Re urer; JohYi Ohlund, chairman , of ’ * WBAY—Record Rodto WTIC—Monitor 7 this town, who waa a stone mason, sttend the convention. celed and a regular meeting will be of a 5-acre track of private land, publican wishing to run for office. the advancement committee;] i!-i:i WCCC—Record fttelew WDRC—Ruat Naughton held at the firehouse. -•■ii!- WKNB-P. WPOP—Detroit, e# Boston presented the atone steps now in Girls Set for Camp which the town seised as a sub Republicans will hold a second Charle.s Lowery, programming; w n o —Rom Miller e ;« - . use at , St. Peter’s Episcopal Several m em ben of the local The chicken barbecue, sponsored stitute dump, waa denied by an meeting Thursday and additional aiid William Zeigler. supplies. Oth WDRC—C*J Koiby WHAY—Dodgers vi. Redleg* Church. This was in respon.se to an 4-H Club will attend the Windham by the Woman's Society of Chria- other court injunction — brought candidates will be discussed at er committee members Include! WPOP—Bob end Ray WtlC—Monitor article in The Herald telling of the that time. WDRC—R__ •'Ruts Neughton i County 4-H Camp in Abington for tlan Service of the United Metho by property owner groups. Charles Ralach Sr., Robert Hart! iiiii! WHAY—Road Show WPOP—Dftrolt r t Boston many Industries here in former j one or more weeks from July 23 dist Church, will be held tomorrow No decision has been reached as and Barth. WCVX'-Reourrt Retrtew dayp. Mrs. Lewis, was former prin evening at the church, one sitting yet. Paine said, on the placing of 'The Troop will have a' rally WKNB-Sky Patrol. leiM. ♦ I to Aug. 10. WHAY'^Dodgera va. Redlega cipal of the Manchester Green i The 8rst two weeks will be for a t 5 p.m. and the otiier sitting at. Planning and Zoning (jomniiasion Aug. 12, Including a hot dog roast WTIC—CevAicade of Sport* members on the fall'election bal WDRC—Rumi Neugtuon School. '■ I members of 9 to 13 years of age 6:30 p.m. RANGE and games. •' n!:;i WPOP*—Detroit ^a Boalon Farm Bureau Meeting I and the third week for members lot.' Republican members are said Meeting Dale (hanged li t Reservations are still available to favor this move as a means of * tmAY—Road Show® WHAY—Dodgers rs. Rediega A meeting for Farm Bureau i that are 14 years or older. and may be obtained by calling The Democratic Tow’n Commit-j w eeu—Raoord Raylav { Attending the camp during one rUEL OIL removing this body from the realm tee will meet Monday, Instead of ■ WTIC—Cavalcade nf Sports group chairmen, vice-chairmen, Mrs. John Erickson or Mrs. of politics. ' WKNM-Sky Patrol WDRC—Hum Naughton secretaries and publicity chairmen ; of the first two week4 will be Sally Michael Goldaneider of South Road. Tuesday aa announced, at 8 p.m.! WTIL—Boat MUier . WpOP—Detroit r* Bofton Strickland. Tina Pesola, William GASOLINE .Mac Donald on Furlough in the Booth-Dimock Memorial, "rid WDRC—Maatara God „ lf:9a- IS slated for July 16 In the Vernon Additional candidatea who have A. 3C William J. MacDonald, WPUP—Waathar and Nawa Center Church, opening at 10 a.m. Pesola. Phyllis Converse, Judy filed their application to seek nom Library, to diacusa Ha alate of WHAY—Dodgers vc Redleg^ son of Mr, and Mrs. John Mac nominees to be. presented at its f'RiAV-Nawa ^ W nc—Cavalcade of Sporta M ra Ekiward A. Foote of Gilead Fraser, and Patricia Braun. ination of the Republican Party WUCC—Good JCresUng Good MuaM WDRC—Rum Xaughton will speak on matters connected Patricia Strickland will aerve as are Elmer Wilson for constable; Donald of Burnham St.. Buckland. ! ctfucus'. The caucus date will be WKNB-Sporu WPOP—Detroit vs Boston a senior counselor and Jeanne BANTLY OIL Is home on a 30'-day furlough from .decided at the meeting. WTIO-Naws _ ^ with the program, such as the ex Keeney Hutchinson for treasurer; Hanscom Field, Bedford, Mass. He WDRC—News: Wtatber WIUY—ItodgerA vs. Redlegs tension program, The Tolland Pouech as a junior rounaejor dur Raymond,Coccpnl for grand juror;: I .'Ml' \M , i\r ZBA Hearing Monday -WP(»>—News— Rporta-- ing the first two weeks; Both glria ‘Win be transferred to France next The Zoning Board of Ap^ala WDRC—Ruts Kaughton Gbuhty Ehetehsion Council, and Anthony Maneggia for tax collec-' I’l MM\ s|[[l.l,| month. tiU — WPOP—Detroit va Boston others. There will also be pointers will attend as, campers during the tori Keeney Hutchinson for agent (ZBA) will hear tWo cases at 8 W1Ay-S|
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IE SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, FRIDAY, JULY 12, 1967 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, FRIDAY. JULY 12, 1957 PAGE SEVEN •t" From Pugwash To Reality IIUutrl|r0tfr Election Officials Columbia Luclen f, Siedzlk of 8t. Joseph's This is Pugwash time again. That Droodles Churqh, WlUlmkntlc; Main Street Moncheftter ^DFUittg lirraiii means it Is the annual season of By BOGER PRICE Get Briefing on Skvwatch Schedule Alpert, LaBelle Pebate ' > Funeral Bervlees 691 fumjHHKp By m it Funeral services will be held ■ititrt.n <»ittwTiNf: CO. me. the year when Cyrus Katon, the ___ ' ,ji , . tomorrow at 8 a. m. In St. Mary’s U BIm «II ttrt*t Cleveland financier, entertains Changes in Law Satorday. Jaljr 18 Farmer Killed *« Ukrainian ^ t o o llc Church. Col NEXT TO GAS CO. AIR-CONDinONED JlmacbMter. '>iu. ------rKRGUBON some of the world's n-ise men up at Midnlibt -J 2 a.m...... Vsl«i««Mm N ssM S O U T H chester. Burial will follow in the { K f S S ri£RGUSON hia estate at Pugwash, Nova Town Clark Edward J. TomkitI 2 a m. — 4 a.m...... Vslaatsars Needed Ends Railroad Hearing family plot at the church ceVne- ^ PnblMien 4 a.m. — • e.m...... Vstaatsera Needed When Tractor and Registrar of Voters Edward tery. taundad Oetobtr 1. Utt - Scotia for free and easy discussions 8 ajn. — 8 ...... Roger Winter, Jim Barrett. Friends may ca)l at the Com among themMives. Perhaps, his Moriarty wl»l be among more than George Alpert, president of the$>set up in Putnam 'after that city PuMlaMd Brery Cruiuf Bxcfpl 8 e.m. — 10 a.m ...... Rogar Winter, Jim Barrett munity Funeral Hbme, 134 Church hope seems to be,- one o f theec an 400 election officials attending the 10 a.m.-Noon...... Barbara Lamire, Mary E. Jeffries. M E T H O D IS T New Haven Railroad, and Atty. was devastated bv the floods had Flips on Rock St.. Wlllimantlc, from 2 to 5 and BuaSyaaad HoUdSyc. Bnttrw >1 to* $50,000. Of this, he said, $20,000 ft PoMOinc* a: Uancli«at*r Coaa.. aa nual sessions Will come up with first statewide Conference of Eiec- Noon — 2 p .m ...... Ronald Ricket. Joseph Carlin.' John D. LaBelle debated yester T to 9 p. m. today. STOREWIDE 2 p.m. — 4 p.m...... 'Ronald Rlckert, Joeeph Carlin. to $2$,000 would have been used to Oolumbia, July 12 (Special) :— Sirak lived In Columbia for 35 something that will save the world. tio'n Officiela in Hertford, Wednes day an interpretation of toe State get a-'fund underway for the Payabit ta Advaac* . 4 p.m. — 6 p.m...... Thomas Hickey. con.titution. John Sirak, 82. of Rt. 87, Chestnut years, Jb'st on Pine St., and for >s ■ This year hia gathering of ecien- day. bridge irrp*lr. Hill, was killed yesterday when 6 p.m. — 8 p.m..'...... I ...... Lucy Burke, 0 ^ 1 Hendereon. CHURCH ' Their discussion came as a Pub the last six year% at his present paa Yaar tists has included some from Rus The two Manchester men will at 8 p. m. 10 p.m...... '...... Lucy Burke. "We could have shown you how the tractor he was operating home on Rt. 87. He was born ala Koottia S7 7S tend the all-day meeting held un lic Utilities Commission hearing badly we needed railroad pas struck s rock and toppled over, sia and Communist dilns. * 10 p.m.-iMidnlght...... Lucille HIrth, Charles HIrUi. bn the road's peUtion to abandon Msy 5. 1885, in Czechoslovakia and 1^ Tliyaa Mootfc#'AW der the auspices end direction of MAIN STREET and HARTFORD ROAD senger service in a flood-stricken crushing him benei th it, » Oaa Woiitfi -What these scientists hava Men ghj-watch Poat located on top ofMancheeter Police Station. Volun- Hartfprd-Putnam. passenger serv came, to this country as a young Waak.y *w Secretary of State Mildred 'Allen. teere may register et Civil DefeneeHeadquertere, Municipal Building, community,” Dempsey said. How The accident occurred about man. SlBCle Copy ...... M saying to each other in private «•! The purpose of the meeting is to ice drew to a close after eight ever, once the offer was rejected, 12:30 p.m. while Sirak was mowing Monday. Wednesday, Friday froml-5 p.m. days of testimony spread over a He leaves hia wife Mary (SaraI remains unreyealed. acquaint town clerks and registrars SUMMER SUNDAY SERVICES Dempsey said, the money was di hay on the Bella Pecze farm,, bard Sirak; a daughter, Mrs. Anthony or ^ ‘Sun GiaaSes for Little Man Who ' 8-month period. verted to other sources. TBM ASKimTEO PRaiSB But the collective wisdom of thv U«-es In a Balt Shaker’ o f voters with changes in the elec St.. Wlllimantlc. Police later J. Jurovsty of Storrs; two sons, tion laws stemming from the 1857 a small donation. George Frost of pected. to be above average for all LaBelle. counsel for Eastern One of the funds was a Disaster T.:ia Ataoeiatad Preaa It axcluatraly gathering has been Infomially in I doubt very much whether any determined that the eactual spot Michael and John Sirak, J>oto at UUM to Ilia uia^efoia el repuliUcatJoDr of Assembl.v. In addition to-the clerks the Manchester Trust Co. will states except Vermont. 8:00 A.M. and 10:00 A.M. Connecticut opponents of the peti Relief Fund and the other was col was In Lebanon, across the town a_ oawa___ diapatchaa__ ■" era Iliad lo II, oi terpreted .in the press. man could live inside of a Salt gladly accept all doiiations. tion.'Argued late yesterday that s home; four grandchildren; and A U SPRING AND SUMMER MERCHANDISE and registrars, many deputy end •Tfermont’a preepective produe- lected by the Putnam Rotary Club tine which runs through the farm. A-brother, Michael. Sirak of Willl- nut otiirnirtta crtdlled In mit papar It seems that these wise men Shaker. Even if he was only about We, of the American Legion, Uen of 860,000 busheli ia'llT pel- constitutional provision- would pro aad alao tba weal aawa paboahad hart. one inch tall. He'd get the daylights assistant officals are expected to "THE HUMILITY OF JESUS" from Rotary clubs all over the The body was discovered by raantie. . ’ All ilgliu ol repobUcalion 'll apeclai are in pretty good agreement that attend. went to continue having the annual cent Isas than average aad the hibit implementation of an offer country. Armond Samson of Wlllimantlc. diapatchaa herein ara alao raaenred. shook' out of him every time some Fourth of July Fireworka display,, samp aa last year." ^ made earlier yesterday by Alpert. nations must give up the idea of body tried to season their French , The meeting will open with a ‘The next'itep'in the proceedings About noon yesterday Samson, Joint morning tepalon at 10 o’clock, however,' from a practical point of _ Mr. Smith prtaching • ' Alpert had said the road would will be the filing of briefs. Atty. driving out Card St. enroute.to an run aarrlea cUaat ol N. E A Sarr- uaing ferce to settle international Fried Potatoes. If you ask me, view \ve cannot continue to do so tea. Inc. to' be conducted In.Bushnell Me It is eitimatad ' that about 1.5 restore the service it Is now seek Thomas O'Sullivan will -- have a electrical job. passed Sirak-on the Pubtuhera Repreneotatiret: Tba diarmtss, and. that a system of a. man that small would M a lot and keep losing money. We there par cent of all the people In the ing to abandon if the communities better off living In the Toaatir. morial. The registrars will then Summar Sunday School— 10:00 A.M. month. to file' from the date the road as the latter was approach JuUut Malhewa Special Ayency •• Kaw limited world government, with'an meet at the House of Representa fore need the help of the townspeo world have ereased ayes. along the route would pay 80 per transcript Is completed. . LaBelle ing the farm w'lth. his tractor. YorA Cbicacu. Detroit and Boatoai. Beaides Wing warm and comfy he ple if the Fourth of July Fireworks MClUER Acbrr bureau o r international police force of its tives St the Capitol, and the toa-n eelfit of th. cost Involved. will have two weeks after that in Not long afterwards, returning emeULATIUNa could pop up once in a while and clerks will convene at the State displays are to continue. • Nursary for SmpNir Childran— 10:00 A.M. Donations Prohiblled own. and control over nuclear get himself s' little fresh air. Actu which- to reply. home* by the same road, Samson Senate. In closing, I agaiii would like to LaBelle referred to Article 10, The railroad wants to abandon noticed the overturned tractor in The Herald Printing Company, Inc., weapons, must be set up. Qther- ally though, the novel glasses in publicly thank all those who as- to 5 0 % Following these meetinga a buf Bactlon 8 of the Plate Constitu permanently toe flood-interrupted the fleld. He investigated and aaturoea no tmanclal reaponalbluty tor wiac. says this collective wisdom, this Droodle were invented by my assisted in any way. Without the COly^ and BRING THE FAMILY tion which prohibits ton-na from LIFE typoarapiucal errora appearing In ad- colleague. Dr. Kitzengtr. He's fet will be served in the Hall Of service because It claims the line found Sirak's body under the ■ / eertiaementa and other reading matter war cannot he abolished. And, un Flaga, after which the afternoon help of all I could not have carried Fobtr^B-LCRIviR R i.iaking "donations" to Ihe rail mschtne. planning to make a fortune by sel- loses too much money. la Tba Kanchaater Eeaiung Herald. less war Is Bholiriied. civilization is sessions will be held. out the' assignment given me. To roads. Alpert, himself a lawyer, Samson and Sirak were not ac Ibig them u Practice Glasses to those who contributed financially lvyiM>C«ren r / ALL ARE WELCOME Alpert said the railroad does doomed. State and local election ofliciels, aaid he had rer.d the pertinent not want to spend $500,000 for the quainted with each other. Diapiay aoverttalngmaalns bourn Flying Saucer Spotters. Frankly I as well ea leaders of election asso by their donations either In advance provision during s luncheon reccM Trzetor Flipped Over BUY NOW FOR: SCHOOL. GIFTS. NEXT YEAR. CHRISTMAS Iter Honday—1 pum, U seems to us—in fart we knovr think he- could make more mbney Or at .the display site, we sincerely privilege of losing $72,00’' s yMr.” Por Tueaday—I -p.m. Xociday. ciations, are acheduled to speak at Arikir Dive Stirts j and 'concluded that it did not apply "If I made a recommendation According to State Police, - Sir T ot Wedneaday—I p. m. Tueaday, —that we have heard this wisdom by selling them to llttie men who the meeting.. appreeiqfe your thoughts and eon- to his offer. ak was operating the Irak tor Tar Tburaday—1 p. m. Wedneaday, live Inride of Salt Shakers. ! tribution to our cause. like that to my Board of Directors, Mfore. State Senator David Johnstone ’*My proposal did not call for a I would deserv’e to lose my job,’-' acroas a downgrade, parallel to a Psr rttday—1 A m. nuraday. Tours IR gratitude,. s/rMumumi-iuimtetmt ror SatunUe—1 p. m. mday. But to recogniza this wisdom of Stonington, and Representative donation but a contractural ar Alpert said. stone wall higher on the -hill, lie Advertise in The Herald——It Pays Claaalfled daadltna; 10:31> a.nt.' aaeb Rodney Elelson of Trumbull, chair Earl C. Pateraan. rangement."- Referring to an was just starting to cut his sec mummi t 7*n tey ol pubt'eatlan eaeapt Saturday — as familiar is not to scorn it. We Fireworks Diapiky, P A Bl. A Tboi^^t for Today men of the 1857 General Assem Bri.icle he had written for the ond swath when both the front have, during the past decade, had bly Committee on elections, art Chairman, April Iseue of Harper'i magazine Open House Set and rear wheels of toe machine mday, July 12 rather good lllustratloni of the Spmiseired. by\the Maabhestor also scheduled to spsak. American Legion in which a similar proposal ^x-as apparently struck a boulder, some relationehip betw-een "such Ivory . Coaaell t^Chnrehea outlined, he said a public authority At Holiday House four-feet long, three feet wide, and tower wisdom and tha field of hu -Apple Crop Up 12% . would be. established which would dne foot high, which was partly r A Japanese Trial hidden by the tall unmowed prass. man attion. The field of human nigheet Boredom Contract with the railroad for f The Supreme Court, In unanl- America ia said toXhave the Open Forum Boston,' July 12 uri — T h e certain services. In return for "Open House" will be held .Sun The tractor then flipped com action, trua anougb, iggJwaya lag- day, from 3 to 5 p. m. at Holiday pletely over, towards the bottom ^moug decision,. liM now upheld gg highest per capita bdreddm of any largest comraareial apf>le «-«-> these the railroad would be given ■glng behind the wisdom. But, wrhen spot on earth. We know aecauae since 1850 was forecast today by certain consideration. House, Canaan, the svimmer camp of the hill, pinning Sirak Under its •lerA* the formal decision of the we have the greatest variety and ’One Disappointing Featnre* of the Episcopal Diocesan Girls sent and steering wheel, police crisis strikes, a strange thing hap To the People of Mancheater, tM U.8. Departsoent of Agricul "I'm willing to recommend this ^executive branch o f our gsvern- number of artificial .amuseniepts proposal to nvy Board of Direc Friendl.v Society. A cordial Invi said. ' pens. Men responsible for action The Dllworth-Cornell-Quey Post ture. Tt aetrmated the UR. crop T a k * it *ment at Washington turning Army pf any eounlrj-. People have at 112,804,000 buahels; 12 per cent tors,’’ he said. ' tation in extended to all interested. 'Dea'th was due to a crushed Buddanly turn toward the theories No. .102. the Ameiinin legion of The Very Rev. Jolin H. Esquirol. chest, Norwich Medical Examiner ^Specialist Girard over to Japanese come to empty that they can' ^Manchester, once again.wishes to .lore than laat year and 8 per Under the proposition, the New developed in the ivorj' tower, or in even entertain themselves; They cent above average. Haven Railroad ..would pay 10 per dean o f Chrl.st Church Cathedral, Dr. George Gilderaleeve declared. ; courts for trial In connection with Some meeting of minds like that at ^ p ress through ■ this "medium its- Hartford, will be guest speaker at First to arrive At the scene in have to pay other people to amuse t l ^ k s end appreciation to ell who New England appla production cent, or $50,800 of the $506,000 Jth^ death , of a Japaneeb woman P ugw aah.------^------thesn, tu make them laugh, to try -■as letlanated at T,l>5,000 bushels. which Uie t.usd says ■i. n. eded' to the outdoor service at 4 p. m. Mrs. answer to Samson’s call, were Det «crap bcavenger laat winter. bellied make our annual Fourth of Everett,W. Kelsey, 28 Autumn St, Sgt. Martin Viullermet “Sna EdT" 2 Take the matter of a United to make them feel warm, hapipy July Fireworks display a success.' 6 per cent above the 10-year .. rebuild the flood-wrecked, bridge •* So doing, the Supreme Court and comfortable for a few minutes, average (1840JIO) and 48 per pent at Putnam, reballaat, and remove will serve as "Open House" chair mund J. Haddad of the Willlman- Nations police force, for instance. It was through the combined eo- man and members of St. Mary's tic police. State Trooper Robert r Zglvea its legal blesaing to a course to try to lose that awful, frighten iqieration and assistance qf. the Po above last vear’s light crop 'of the dange-ous rock at the Bolton For a decade the tbeoriats; in the ing. hollow feeling
I"- - .ft. P A ^ ETGBT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN,. FRIDAY, j ELY 12. 19*7 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN,. FTHDAY, JULY 12, 1967 PAGE mini Ida Donahue, Mrs. Beatrice Emigh, Sen^e to Vote Next Week Andover Committee Works Mrs. U. S. Edgerton, Mrs. Richard "If Your Trip Is Too F « f — It Moy lo Your Lost* GI Denies Homes Bill Counts Against Larsen Foiilke, Miss Fay Ferris, Mrs. Recruiting Donors Mortimer Herlow, Mrs. Arthur J. r On Taking up Rights Bill Five Friendly Town Youths Hdhnes. Signed by Mrs Hazel Lockward and Mrs. Also, Mrs. Berths HecH, Mrs. dCoatlmied from Piy^e One) He Fears Dismissed by Judg^ Oirve Hackney. M rs David M. Here for Summer Vacations Barbara SutUBe are substituting Hopkins) Mrs. Herbert F. McCann, f C. J. MORRISON •TTwy have mv«r taken the poei*' ■ '( ...... ------■ for Mrs. W. J.'Dobson at co-chair Mrs. Taresa Monaco, Mrs, Mor ^ timer Morlarty, Mrs. Helen New tion, hdwaver, that here ahould not Court Cases Eisenhower The charges against Erling Lai'-fportediy Hn court today but was men of the Recruitment (Commit PAINT and WALLPAPER CO. Jap Court not submitted by the defense. Andover, July 12 (Special) —'Yoparatlons to this-'community, man. Mrs. Rosali Norris, Mrs. be any clarifying amendmenU." sen, a director of tte 8tb School ma am tee for the Red Cross Blood Pro ^ ^ Atfl WResohiUon Wee AW Approved rf a F ^ a-i ■ hoping that other towns will also Alma Niese, Miss Patricia Lent. ■ _ _ _ _ ’., e ' (CoaUnued from_ Page One) Among the five Friendly Town gram during July, August and and 'UtillUes District, were dUmls- 149 Denlee Ike Wavering Visiting Judge Walter Downes Thorp told the court that there arrange committees. Miss Jeesie Reynolds, Mrs. Carl 385 CENTER ST. — Ml 9*9713 (Continued from Pag- One) sed in 'Town Oiurt today by visit children who arrived here yester September, the local Red Ceqss Rohrbach, Mrs. C. Read Richard Soma congreasional Democrata, of Glastonbury found Thomas M. the 510,005-to-516,000 segment, is a resolution, approved-June 26 Literature may be obtained chapter has announce<|. Davjs, 54, of 4 Oakland St., guilty ing Judge Walter Downes of Glas this year by District voters, that day are two old-Umers", Barbara from the Herald Tribune Fresh son, Mrs. Elmer F. Rice. Mrs. WE GIVE UPC GREEN STAMPS Including Rep. Cellar (D-NY) and “He might not put it Just that Way and 30 per cent above that. ., Mahoir and Alonzo ‘TButch" Single Working lo recruit donors for Percy Smith, Miss Carrie Seymour, of driving a motor venlcle while The present- requirements are at tonbury. • this policy should be incorporated Air Fund, 230 W, 41st St. New the forthcoming Bloodmoblle Day Sen. McKamara (D>Mich), have but you can say that." into th^ by-laws. ton. York, 36, New York. Mrs. Mary TIvnan, Mrs. William contended' Elaenhower ia wavering under the influence of intoxicating least S per cent on the first 59,000, Larsen was charged June 10 Bartrara will again spend the on July 17 when the unit will be Vtders opd Mrs. Robert Zeiser. in lupport of the bill which the liquor. Davlawas fined S102. At Maebaahi, where Girard will and 35 per cent above that. 'Thus with Improper receipt of funds FitsGerald asked Thbrp if the n ajor portion of the summer with Mrs. Robert Azinger, chairman stationed ,at Center Church from Houae paaaed laal month. Aaked Davis was arrested by Lt. Mil- be tried. District Ckmrt Judge Juxo the down payment on a 519,(X>0 by-laws, article 3 in particular, of the Board of Benevbrnce, said 1:45 to 6:30 ip.m. are 37 Mancheii- from the 8th District, amounting were enforced. Thorp replied, “Not the William Dunhack family at that assistance with initial organi If thia la true, Knowland replied: ton Stratton on June 30. at Cen Kawachl announced he will open home could be cut from 51.990. to to about 5350. '' Andover Lake aa she has for the ter women. TTiey hive volunteered Ellington "No.” ter arid Broad Sts, A coihpanlon in the trial at 10 a.m. Aug. 36 (8 p.m. 51,060. any more so than they have ever zation would also be availabla their time to phone potential EST, Aug. 2Si. He said other ses Prosecutor John FltsGereld past several years. " from Fund officiala. . • • SPECIAL FOR The Senate Ivepublican leader the car with Davis, Robert J. New Funds for Building brought the charges on the grounds been.". “Butch," an affectionate, ha|>py- donors and attempt to schedule •aid it i:vaB poaaible he might offer -Oopeland, 35, of 133 Hilliard St., sions will be held Sept. 6, -7, IS, 14 The 51.990,000,000 carried In the Earl C. Larsen, son of the bard- - go-lucky boy with a contagtous Local - residents may still make enough appointments for that day Shaw Arrested and Oct. 4. that it was a violation of two wafe dealer, testified that he and , reservations for children for a 2- to Insure reaching the town’s •omc amendments to the bill hini- was charged with intoxication, bill ie new obllgational authority Connecticut statutes for Larsen to grin, Will tptnC the next two •elf,' after it ia officially brought His case was continued to June 19. Kawachi declared he wui give for housing that' the Treasury his father, partners In the busi weeks with hia pals, JUimy and Week visit in Aug;ust, she said, by monthly quota of 150 pints. Ap the American GI a fair and fast sell goods from his hardware ness shared in the profits of the contacting her or other Board proximately 850 persons must be On Check Count before the Senate. He declined to The case of Walter E. Boyes Jr., might have to meet. - -Experts in store to the District and. In so “Robbie" Richards, at the lake- diacuae the nature of any such 26, charged with- forgery and fra- trial and said he expected the pro the Housing and Home Finance store. The prosecutor determined front home of their' parents, Mr. membei's. • contacted in order to assure a ceedings to' be completed in Octo doing, receive a profit from these that this constituted that Larsen Catholic Ladles PlaJi Picnio Bloodmoblle Day with any degree Ellington, July 11 (Special) amendment until that takea place. dulcnt Issue of check, was bound Agency say that actually It will sales. S i.. Mrs. Donald G. Richards. Thia was a reaffirmation of a over to Superibr Court. ber. He added that he waa not sur provide 51,676,000,000 of new was receiving . money that he The (JatholiC Ladies’ Society will of success, accoralng to Mrs LMk- Laurel P. Shaw, 35, of Route 83, prised at the Supreme Court's rul In handing down his decision. should no be receiving. Just a few doors away, on Lake hold a picnic at 6:30 p.m. HCnday ward. With their committee mem position he had tal.en before talk Boyes pleaded guUty to three ing. fundi for housing construction. Rd., the twb Honeymah brothers. was arrested yesterday by County ing with Eisenhower again. counta of fradulent issue of checks The discrepancy comes in the Judge Downes said that his analy The District's' treasurer, Vih- at the home of Mra. Francis’Miner, bers, she and Mrs. Sutliffe have Olrard'g prediction as to the out sis of the statutes did not dis cent Geriovese, was also called to Tommy, 7, and Ronald, 6, will be at the Lake. In the event of rain, been tetephonifig local residents Detective Arthur Kosa for allegedly •There are going to be no and a forgery charge. funds for secondary market the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald passing' a bad 160 check in Staf- fimendmenta agreed to,” nor any Bond was set at 5600. come of the case waa Issued mortgages purchases by the Fed close by violation. The first stat testlfy'and he brought with him, the, annual event will be held in seeking July 17 donors for the past through Levin. ute, the Judge said, concerned the Bockus. who are now entering two' weeks. ford. ^ negotiations or agreements look Asst. Prosecutor William DeHan eral National Mortgage Associa vouchers hat had bean signed by their fifth season os Friendly the lower hall of St. Oolumba's "It is our (Levin’s snd Girard's) tion. These purchases provide gaining of profits by a director Larsen authorising purchases in (Aurch, Columbia. Included op the recruitment He was released after posting ing toward amendments “until told the court Boytes Was fa'clhg a belief," the Army lawyer said, Town Hosts. 5260 bond for appearance in Staf after the bill becomes the pending similar check count in Hartford and lendin'f agencies with new funds to acting aa an agent of his District. his own sy>re. Genovese said that , '’personal Mention committee for this July Blood- SUMMER PAJAMAS “that the court will reach the con The second did not state specifi all these {iurchases were, however, Barbara HObeyeuan, 5, sister of mobile visit are Mrs. Guy E. And ford Borough Court Aug. 5. business in the Senate," Know- asked that the cases be consolidat enable home building to continue the two boys, 'will be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert' Thomp Shaw was arrester after a Staf ^ land said. ed. clusion that Specialist Girard was even when private sources have cally that a director could not lell voted upon previously by the di son and family have returned to erson, Mrs. Audrey Brettschneld- in performance of his duty and that goods from hia business to a Dis the Geofge Koerber family oq Pine er, Mrs. Robert Barnes, Mrs. Ed ford businessman complained to $0.19 Most'' all southern Democrats Four youths were fined 510 each dried up. rectors. Ridge Drirvp. Her playmates will their home in Georgetown, S. it waa a regrettable accident.” The bill increases the capital trict. he„added. Larsen sat throughout the pro- ward Besser, Mrs. David Caldwell, Stanley Jacewlcz. acting borough attended the 45-minute,parley in and placed on probation for a year In a written statement. Levin be the Koerber ^rls, Anne, 5,- C., after a 2-week visit with Mr. police chief, that Shaw had given ruBsell’a office, for a discussion of after being found guilty of breach stock of FNMA by 565 million; Judge Downes said that there ceedidgs and was not called upon and Mrs. J. Russell Thompson, Miss Eleanor Casperson, Mrs. Bar 3 also said: "We both feel that when this stock is subscribed by the waa a violation of only the by-laws to testify. Lalira, 4, and their brother, bara Cox, XIrs. Clare Cummins, hint the check. all aspects of the civil rights .of the peace. Darcehy charges, all the evidence la presented to the Gregory, 1*4, Long Hill Rd. Shaw Is a' former resident of VALUES TO 15.00 battle. .. originally lodged against the fdur, Treasur>’. of the District Involved and that Atty. Philip Bayer, Larsen'a Miss Beverly Thompson is spend Mrs. Lawrence Case, Mrs. Anna court that Girard's position will be Hoyvever, FNMA is able to buy on this violation, "The District counsel, moved for a dismissal The children's visits have bem Crocker, Mrs. Elian Carlson. Mrs. Stafford. ‘‘We felt we have been fully jus. accused of thefts from a parked sustained, and the evidence should arrangred locally by the Board of ing two weeks at Camp Asto- titied In our debate on the motion car, were reduced becau^ of their 510 of mortgages for each 51 of should reappraise its by-laws or after the State rested tjts. case. In Waiqah, In Columbia. disclose that Girard did not com capital stock, so the bill actually its practices—or both.” his motion. Bayer.said that there Benevolence of the First Congre to take up," Russell said. "Thia bill youth. ^ mit a crime but was a party to a gational Church-; TVanstportation Allemandes Will Hold Party has pursued a very unusual course. They are Charles E. Gilbert, 18, will increase its mortgage pur Common Practice Is no penalty concerning a viola- The ' “Andover Allemandes," lo most unfortunate and regrettable chase authority by 550 million. lon of the by-laws so therefore. “I > and medical expenses for the There is no committee report on It. of 236 Hilliard S t; Charles Villa, accident. In testimony Leon Thorp, presi youngstsrs arA . ^ovided by the cal square-dancing group, will hold B a m Gnnitc Monumcnasrc dMigo- We feel Justified in putting into the 16, of 149 Loomis St.; Richard K. Exposition Queen Meets Hope At the same, time, the measure submit, your Honor, that there is a party from 3 to 5 p,m. Sunday "From our record, we can say Manchester’s Joyce M. Cunliffe. 18, who will reign as Miss E ast dent of the District, said that it no crime.” Herald Tribune Fresh Air Fund. td tad scnlptured by snisit in finest Senate record, at least, an analysis Cage, 17, of Baat Hartford; and that even the Japanese police and carries 5900 million In Treasury was common practice for the di at the home of their fellow-mem MEN'S W EAR. Of thU bill. Robert W. Cage, 16, also of East ern States Exposition Sept. 14-22, chaU with Bob Hope in a taped ba^stop money for FNMA. This Karo Disqualifies Self -nie vlsltora from the East Har ber, Larry Tebbetts, Andover Lake. These Sttnice-~ to cadute. And Btirc procurator- officials agree that broadoaat that will be heard tonight at 8 o'clock on the Louis rectors to make as many purchases Judge Downes was called into lem section of New York City GTsnict.Momumeets pay tribuu to 857 MAIN ST. — RUBINOW BLDG. "It's my personal feeling, if Hartford. Gibard had no intention to harm mSans the agency could draw on within the District, for the Dis All Store PUy Tonight something can be worked out, we James U Perry, 42, 911 Hollister Sobol Show over the ABC radio network. Joyce, who resides at the Treasury for that amount to the case when Deputy Judge Jules have been welcomed by this com We’re Here, hut Where Are We? the things that endure—she laith, love anyone.” 226*4 Woodbridge St. with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur trict, as possible, Karp disqualified himself. Judge munity for a numbe-.- of years now. The local ■ team’ 'of the Blastern things can conclude discussion on the mo S t was fined 56 for passing a stop, Girard l\as been indicted by the buy mortgages if it cannot for the Thorp has previously said that OonnecUcut AU Star League will Just off the train a t Hartford, three Friendly Town guests from aad Bcmotiea of theec who have tion in the middle of next week: T sign at Hollister and Summit Sta. Cunliffe, appeared with Hope while the comedian was home from moment rawie money in the usuel Karp is presently with the firm of Much of the credl- for the pro Japaneee boiirt on charges of "In Paris for the world premiere of "Beau James,'' in which he stars the Directors, in 1962, adopted a LeSsner, Rottner. Karp and Oroo- gram's success was given to the go to Coventry tonight for a game East Harlem. New York, ere met by members of the Board of passad on. want to discuss it with Sen. Know- June 29 wheri his car struck an- flicting bodily injury resulUng In way through sale of private deben vote which empowered District Di at 6 o'clock. Benevolence of Andover Congregational Church. At the center land and with Sen. Johnson. I have othe rvehicle injuring the occu as New York’s famed Jimmy Walker. Hope’will appear at the tures. bert who once represented Larsen. Rev. . Stephen R. Chamberlain, Wbea you ate choosing y o u monu- the death” of Mra. Naka Sakai, 46. Exposition Sept. 15-21, heading an all star cast which includes rectors to puixhase items costing Judge Downe.s said hat “It ia former pastor or the loeal church, The locals, who have lost only are Tommy Honeyman, 7, hia sister, Barbara, 5, and at the left, E n O U R E meot, let us help yoo. The besuty snd no doubt something can be pant!. He is accused of having fired an Thus the total Impact of the bill under 525 at theh- own discretion, one game in the* league, defeated holding hie suitcase. Alonzo "ButCh"iSlngleton. Mrs. John Yeo^ worked out." In other cases involving motor the 100 piece U.S. Air Force Band, the Singing Sergeants, the on the treasury could be 5965 mil apparent that the District’s by -who had formerly worlced in the pttassneoce of select Batre Ctsnite To Perpetuati empty cartridge case from a gre without bids, with later report to East Harlem pariah. the Columbia "A" team Wednes mans checks Barbara's tog. while- Mrs. Doris Dunnack comfbrU Sm s Shift on Vital Vote vehicle offensea: Ted' Cappy Dancers and others. The Ex^ition is in Its 36th lion—the 5900 million backstop laws have been offended, not onl.v day night, 14-2. the youngster. Mrs. Dunnack'a son, William, is at the right m a le K .* •uita- Rtissell said that "very frankly" nade launcher that struck and season and this year salutes the U.S. Air Wree on the occasion plus the 565 million of new capital the Board, and under which items by the accused, (Larsen) but by For-a while, the local committee Samuel G. HunUngton, 56, of killed the woman as she collected which might cost only slightly 'Tony Falcetta came in to re (Herald Photo by Oflara). ______blc choice for A Cherished . opponents of the bill would not be of its golden anniversary. stock. the rest of the directors as well.” also filled requests from other K* * West Hartford, was fined 56 Tor scrap metal on a firing range Jan. more than $35 could be purchased lieve Dick Sylvester on the mound -your owniiniaol,' able , to muster their full strength violating the mien m the road; Wil. 50, FNMA's Treasury backstop has He also advised that the Pwtrict towns for Friendly Town guests. In the first inping. Billy Skoog- HIGN CO against a motion to take up' the liam J. -Talley, 18, of 85 Waddell been $1,360,000,000 while its total by the president after telephone "bring Its practices into conform This year, however, the cora- a steak supper was served to the T Mi Vj • • I whether it is to “ Memory Levin said the defense has been poll of the Directors also w-ithout caught. bin. Rd., was fined 59 for having a de Rockville mortgage purchase authority has ity with its by-laws or its .-by zvittee has decided 'to confine Us Firemen Meet Tonight .Groups Discuss members and their spouses. a • Ill ■ II I be Urge oe imell. "Many who are likely to vote "■ubetantially completed” as a re- bids. laws in conformity with Its prac- At a short busli\ess meeting ' - ■ • . fective muffler and 56 for making sutt.of preparations made to defend' been 51A00,000,000. The 5260 million Plans for the annual Carnibar Choose wisely the monument againat the bill will eupport a mo unneceaeary noise; James E. In extra backstop- authority In the A copy of that resolution was re- tlcM.” Rt. 6 Relocatiou later, the following were elected as III II that will stand forever in tion to takeJt up,''.'he.said. '"n; Girard in either a Japanese court, bill will provide the agency with 1 will be made at the meeting of the olficers for the coiqlng yekr, Mc- Koeher, 22, of Coventry: fined 512 or a U.S. Army court-martial. Volunteer Fire Departenent at the Other Senate leaders Indicated for following too closely; "rony R. Cottier Awarded Contract 52*i billion In both mortgage buy-1 Cooe, president; Mrs. Roxey Foss, j ' '"I""'" / ' ■'------» - > silent tribute to ,your loved they had no doubt that the Senate ing authority and backstop. ! Firehouse at 8 o'clock tonight, a Relocation of R t 6 through the vice president; Nolan, treasurer; ones. LombimJi. 24. of Hartford, fined spokesman said last night. ^ South End will be discussed by the would vote to call up the bill for 512 for disregarding a stop }ight Other authorisations in the bill; Manchester Days Promotion and Mrs. Signe Hallin, reelected COMPARE AND SAVE consideration—a first step toward are: | The Carnibar, held in August, is. Ebtpress Highway Cbmmlttee and secretary. Edward Goldberg, 27, of New For Congregational Church the major fund-raising event of the the Town Planning Commission .what promises to be s prolonged York City, faile-' to - appear to Ch inese Held U rb^ renewal or slum clearance FUEL A rising vote of thanks was ex Wo have our owa deslgalag local Firemen, who not-only pro Monday night baUle. answer a speeding charge and for grants'to cities—5360 million. | Called ^Excellent^ Excellent!^ pressed to .the^ outgoing officers. service to build a mosomest .' As this fifth day ol debaU be- Rockville. July 12 (Special) ■— — ;_ing- ing and wa? recalled during the Military housing mortgages — vide the voluntary fire protections The highway committee has Mrs. Mary’ Mulianey, .president; JUST EUR YOU at ao extra feited at 535 bond, John Cottier, local builder, has ['Korean , conflict. He served as service,, but thrbugh volunteer. been asked to make reebmmenda- r tn on whether to fake up the bill. Ex-GI ^ptive $2.60 million _ ' t James .Irvine, vice ' president; ;AP0Rm ME®RIAL^|;0, dudge Downes suspended Judg- ■..vvMA'CSMWi ling- -- UnHw i5f«H«ER' SI TEL. m 1>7732. rough Stone' to toe fintob^' Church, it waa announced today. ' The doctor cam*came to thistht.s citvcity a_'liv: __ ___ .i-. ------. -Mondav. - -Monday...... -— payers. - : ...... — The effect' of the route upon House-passed bill contains powers with linproper passing. Special presidenUal FNMA fund described the result of the 'first ’>»st-y«r had been a'busy oiHr Tor' itmtooria) ‘.L'AND WK Brownell did not .ask initially. Bids were opened last night and two years ago from the Newington expected to be used largely for David'Harrison of the Manches The recent addition to the fire plans for; the future of the South ail the instructors as many stand- ' -j. EMPLOY THir MOST Albert J. Ogren, 30, of 56 Wells showed the local builder had sub- Veterans Ho. P A ( ^ 7 E N MANCHESTEH EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN- FRIDAY, JULY 12. 196T ,V.“' ijiJi’.'i " MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, JULY 12, 1957 PAGE E^JEVfir BUGS'BUNNY • There'a th* barber who iiaea| Boy FTiend—You’re dancing'! hia aclsaora for sheer pleasure. ( with me tonight and I suppose | harvaet In New England would bo •aid, repreeenta "a decrease oE 6 IT'5 HAB1? ^ THEWf NOW ! tomorrow you'll be having a date I Proviouf 7*uuts Potato Harvest relesMsd about Aug. 10. per cent from the total of 147,000 « D I B U L „ TO JEE THE ^ WE H*/ir A Sense and Nonsense Sign on a farm-g^e: "Peddlers ‘ with some other fellow, The report estimated acreage of acres harvested In 1056 but' is n iiw Skyw atch M arks F ifth Anniversary sUihtly largsr than the seven-year AWVIE THTOUSH THIS p-ptfirscf L \ beware! We shoot «very tenth* Girl Friend-^es— my foot ape Fact and Fiction potatoes for harvest in New Eng average at 136,400." TV SERVICH OttrrY WINWMIEtD, Th* pUn« on which an actor waa peddler. The ninth one Just left." | clalist. land this year at 160,000 acres—^ POIJKV! Boy—Oh, thia one'Juat jumped Seen Smaller flying arrou darkeit Africa out of the water, and I waa throw Acaoaa DOWN per cent.less than the 160,900 acres Of the other potato growing craahcd In a very heavy Junjfle. ing It back In- ..... harvested last year and 3 per cent atates the report said: I Babylonian 1 Globule \ Boston, July 12 (P)--The U.8. "Tha 1067 acreage for fall har n u MB u t m He waa the only one of the iHia- c a r n i v a l 24-Hou.r D u ty w ith Open H ouse lees than. the 7-year average of BY DICK t ORNER 2 Jaion’a chip aen^era 6r crew ahle to walk ao god Department of Agriculture todey 165,700 acres. - vest shows a reduction of 13 par Patay-, Ypu aay yotir aiater S Norse god 3 Poet. — - he atarted out for help. He had makea up Jokea; then ahe'a a ha estimated New England production Bhccept for 8,600 scree of pota cent for New Rampahire and. 18 S Baaeball's .Seegar By tlUDY AHKABN per cent for Vermont, from those ITone a few mllea when he waa.aet morlat ? 4 Baseball of potatoes for late sununer harvest toes grown In Maseachueette and upon by a band of half-naked ---- Wllliamt “A ir' Defense, go, ' ahetiS at 503,000 hundredweight. Rhode Island for late summer har of 1056. For Massaeffusetts, Rhode Imogene . No; ahe worka In l H Writer.---- pitcher, Island and Connecticut, the 1057 '''WBcWoT? *’’' black men. They quickly aubdued beauty parlor. Bob---- please.,.,” enepa a man's voice This, the department’e New Eng vest, ell this ie for the fell Karveet. Bianley land Crop Reporting Service said, Tlteae 167,300 acrea compsure with acregae for fall harvest show small " F r « « 4 him, tied him up and carted .him off w 3 Mr. O’Shanter erli^ly over the special phone. to their villa|;e. He waa brought Gardner "ie somewhat less than the 541,000 166,500 fall-harveated acrea in 1056 increases over those of 1066.” To And out a man's Income, ask IS Mililtr>v 0 Impede The'^tajM reply comei, "Aircraft m i dolivaiy' ^ before their chief who ahot a atring him what Incomes should be tax 7 Scent 26 Shiny fabric 41 Prescribes hundredweight harvested in 1956 and a 7-yqer average of 161,500. aasislant amounts F la A .. .6W. • .jeta.. .low.. .no de* and -the 7-year average of 573,000 The esrUi and the solar system of queatlona at him. exempt. 5 Renovate 30 Nickname of lay In retag^lw,, .CSiaMie Mike Maine, .New Blngiand’e biggest O ile f— So you're an actor. 14 Aflot, — t Moat reliable Anthony’s 4t ISSBtieal hundredweight for the same area." potato groiwer, has 136,000 acres are 2H iHHIon yeera youhger then Milltnri ' Egyptian 47 British two four.. .w^TO.. .four mllet . The service said Its Initial eatl- planted for fall harvest. the Milky Way galaxy In which That’a Ane. Sit do\vn next to me. Did you hear about the profes 15 Trojan war loCojnfvri I southwest. I want to tell you a few atoriea. 11 Coldrer sweethteri atateamaB. M Some MaueUNder housewife mate of potato production for fall This figure, the crop service they are', found. sional tennis player who Anally chief '31 Cabbage Anthony The atoriea that the chief told had to quit the game—too much n Employ If Eata airily may one j^S^thia call. It Were riaque but they had the ector 20 Vocalizes 33 Locations 41 Not one love! rs Giver 50 Sacred tmags may sava her o>wh Uzia.and that of holding hia aidea with laughter. IB Bureau 22 Mr. Claus 35 Original thousani^ of UnltOOx Aircraft When the c^tlef Aniahed hia Joke- 24 Injure ^Inhabitant St Unaapiratad Very often the best answer to 21 Face feature workers, or perhaps the\»tUtons telling pine of h^ aubordinatra 2S Clevemesa - 2.4 Region 40 EAtisaary S3 EaaentUI question Is: " I have nothing to 26 Radio .43 Chop>ed being of poOTle who live in K g^York came over and whiapered In hla ■ 24 Prince---- City. ThU women , la a member of X. . ear. aay." This la especially true oftep audience finely SSCut off when a policeman can hear. 27 Members of i the Ground Observer Corps or, aa Subordinate—You know we are womea’t they are better known, the Sky'^ orsanization r ~ n f " 1 i Saturday - Last of Manchester going to eat thia guy. Why are n r r r r watchers. you making him ao happy?' Glrla who mascara their eye IB Old Saint — The Manchester GOO poet Is lo i r 1 H Chief—I have a yen for apiced brows and' rouge their cheeks 52 Ascended cated on.top of the police atatloo. aren’t always as bad aa they’re 24 Girl’s name.. ham. r " B It is mahhed arouiid the cIcKk by painted. 3S Hold back r peopla from all walka ot lift, raa- ST Pendent r~ H identa of Manchester' Who ere Game Warden — Say, young Television la combatting juve ornament fellow what are you doing with joined by ona common interest — Days! Shop For These Specials! nile delinquency. It’s taking the 21 Apostle (ab.) 11 the safety of their neighbors. that Ash In your hand? Don’t vou Iklds off the streets and putting St Landed P know It’i agalnatt he law? p Teenagers,. office workers, retiretf them into the bars. 41 Pedal disit IT a !J servicemen, husbands and wives, 42 Always p fathers and sons, factory workers, We Want To Thank the Hundreds of Customers From MancheHer (poet.) R * all stand guard for two hours a OUT OUR WAY B Y J. R. W ILLIA M S 44 Geraint’i wife day, a week, a month, whatever and Surrounding Towns Who'Shopped Testerday A t Our Store. O UR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE 46 reeling r " i II 45 Tltln fabric they can spare. 53 Humorist, ■ R P Vetenm Bkywatchers WHACr DOVOU' WEtU, V/THECA*OttJT- M Beveial Skywatchars have spent MEAM. HAVE 2 WE OOM*T ) 5lDC SAMS doesn't TAKE [SURE HESNOTRiD ON A HORSE? George — - i KAO AWV NEED y ^i(ANTEP,*aUT TH* BULLAAMEN ING A MOOSE?-. 5AV, HORSES 54 Merges R a more than 600 hours on jroerd. Bx^ttiEMcer j AMY l50w t oeaecT 4tbviN6 6low] Among them are Mra Lucy Burke, th e s u ll&ams A COUPLE o r THE Old Boy u s e p I Belong to 56 French sea i wyi% THEffe HELP^ MO men MESOEO.' OUESTIONSTD AWAY C50WN .The ROAD-e- n m R . a AIATTA J © E »sl EkSiHT rr ooMTAOouf to rUePRiSEME PEOPLE-— . 57 Within a former euperviior, ' who la MNOOUTAL.L a Atj6WT Be a Ho r s e , o r credited with TX6 hourerMra. Leta A L L SUM M ER THIS ELAMT Z NOW.' BUT rrs E A ^ ME WANTS TO 1 OUR LOST BA6E irJ THe SOMETIMES-*~- 1 H ope (prefix) R. R COULDMH'PO TO FtsUftE KNOyt/ABOUTA * St Laing periods r. Waldron, the present auper- Airoraft Flash is being reported by Manchester Skywatchers. WTTK OME HAK)0 ] OUT/ yio'oos.'— NOW IT'S COM 0UT I WOULDN'T THIS ISMT TM I MAN-HEKMC^NS EVEN LIFT AN EV£ .SS Abstract B" It visoT; Mrs; Olive Chartier; Mrs. yeiir-old Roger Winter, who identified its .^;>e and ^eltion with hla binoculars. Calling the report AND TCOBEHVsJD THEY PONT COME ING IN CLEARER—* A CASE « «MT HftTlanw. < R to New Haven is Mrs. Lucy Burke whit^ Mrs. Louise K. Lord records it on the Air Flash mesaaga MV BACK/ ASSOOOA ^BRCVM IF H& being ■ Louisa K. Lord; Roger P. Winter; IT'S b o t h .' r r s t h e FOR THE Mrs. Hesel Small; and Ttaomas sheet. Checking the manual to identify thd-xpecifle type of plane spotted are Mrs. Olive Chartier THIS OUT BOUNCEt-OPiNA ^tOUNTlES.' ‘•Now, th«n! K««p your knot* floxod, loft trm straight— 50 Profound R t0 U thinks HE M A30R O N A 51 Snicker — MaxwalL Sunday, July 14, will be and Thomas Maxwell. AU five have at least h*;rs watching to their credit. YEAR 'ROUND >S.‘ ICANC'.AROO that's ft! Watch your atanco— '* J POUCH/ the fifth anniversary bf 'the date on which the OOC was put on a permanent 34-hour basis. Special PRISCILLA’S POP recognition la be{ng"|ivni to those Unhappy. Ending BY AL VERMEER -whose service la outstanding. In a message to .the OOC Brig. w MY DOG KNOCHCBD l ; ANYVVAV, PftlSCtLLAt BUT MY CONSCIENCE , SUITS OVER A LAMP AND POP YOUR CONSCIENCE DOESNT KNOW WHAT'S I Gen. niayer. 8. Olda, USAF, salA . I GOT p u n i s h e d ' , TH O U G H T J DID IT.' HAS NOTHING P------BEEN GOING ON "n ie Ground__ QUmmr__ Quire i I FOR SOMETHlNGrJ iJTO W O R R Y ;—- ? m a y b e Volunteer is aa. vital today as V l I D ID N 'T DO.' B A C K W E R E r he wee five yea,a ago. We atill I '"-1----A -/ r- ABOUT' h HJOT, roimt on him, aa a member of our A Air Defense team, for continued Sizes 35 to 50 support and vigilance in protectr Ing our American way of life." Regulars/ Longs 0 Skywatebera in Manchester are Shorts \ Stouts trained within three weeks. The Inatnictpra depend on direct ob and Short Stoats servation rather than tlidas or other, artificial help.'Mrs. Burke T-« |J?TELY uaually Ipjj^rtiq^g the student MOT ' during the first week. ITt'eh ^ KdfN'SLOUN^tJNG ” iL'T5-year-oId R% er Winter takes r '.'-ytV'P'- r. f ALLEY N £frflp“Needed BY V. T. H A M LIN uh..Tj» a«.ut. ».. aa.1 over. Mrs. Waldrqn rampietea the training. A manual, which in COTTON WOODS BY R AY GOTTO cludes, the procedure for noUfying ’ Regular 29.95 NOW THE the proper authorlUea is given mSXXJ BAD 1 DlDbTT VaJuee. Now Regular $6.95 Values. N O W • • • e e e e I QUESTION IS... UKE A LOO, C0TT0N.L. JUST SHERIFF, THATi to ail Sfcywatchers. , 23 95 tW E TIME TO SNAP HAVE I GOT WHAT IT DRUG MY WEARY BONES - A STRONG STATE What ddea- SkywatcMr’a job in- ■ OOP OJT OF THAT TAKES TO CATCH THE IN HEBE AND COLLAPSED MCNT FROM A OUY DM TOO TIRED rolve? AFTER 5PEHOIHO TK WHO'S CAUGHT TO T IL L YA> Regular 42.50 HVPNCXlC TRANCE. GUY WHOS CARRYING MOST CRUELUNG Report All PiMee Regular 8.95 Values., N O W * BUT I FIGURE HER OFF through ' ' AFTERNOON OF MY Within a 4-mile radlue all planeg - Values. Now 34.00 OOtXA’6 WELFARE/ THIS JUNGLE UFE.r that paa«:gnuet be reported by theJ \ COMES FIRST.' Sk.vwateher. This report la a Regular 45.00 Regular 9.95 Values. N O W . WTttten onk. However. If the plane hai more than two engines, la a Valuee. Now 36.00 Jet, or is'accompanied ;by two or more.Tplanea, the gpotteV muSt Regular 11.95 Value*. NOW phone Utq information to a central Regular 50.00’ f office, or filter station, immediate Values. Now 40.00 ly. The Manchester GfXJ. poet U on the tame "loop," or telephone' S’’ 7.12 line, with the pdata in Glastonbury, Regular 65.00 Rockville .and Stafford Springs.. Values. Now ALLMEN'S Thia line ia connected directly to 52.00 LO NG SAM 6 Y A L CA PP and BOB LUBBERS this area’s filter station, whjch is In New Haven. A t the filter tenter In New Haven; S.Sgt. Richard Jones of Norwich receives an Aircraft flash. Regular 89.75 SUMMER SLACKS BUZ S A W Y E R .. If the plute, hat hot been cleared With a special crayon, he marks the position of a plane on the plotting board. All planea must 9 BY ROY CRANE be cleared fpr the lanes in which they fly. If this plane la not cleared, Sergeant Jones may call Values. Now , vwar>MC8)o^ for the territory in .whleh' it lA 71.75 Many of These Are Wash uid Wear or Washable ; CVMYitUW NtHE MDKU3 waNTD «MY*B I'D KTTER flying fell plenea are iiatfd at the for K flight of flg'hter-interceptora to examtile tha intnider. (Herald Photos by .Oflsra). XW-PORT-i BACKTRACK... OR OUl tWtNT-ID Mr fitter station) then a “aoehinble" ■ TlflHtf ff PONT too flSO HVHAT .off,' bringing a Rood of calla to the was located In the Community Skyw/atchera hsa coma, from MtfAGepiP ’’5! ti called. A flight of fighter-inter-' L l « ' ceptora ia sent Immediately to ex- Mlica sUUon. House in ' Bolton Center. Six town hall, GOC oftlclala said. Non- Regular 5.95 Values. N O W ...... emine and identify the. intruder. ' Pr'att And Whitney'is the most weeks' later an Information booth teciihical equipment eueh-at waste- In order to help the Skywatcher likely target in this area. Be*, waa tranaformed into a Skywatch- baskets,, pencils, ana,- ffiialra have to identity multi-engine planea ceiise of the jet streams over this ar'a post. SUtl later a tower waa been donated to the poet. Special Regular 7.95 Values. N O W ...... and td detensipe their direction, country,.as wsU.as Russian com-; built on land donated by a Mr. windows were inatalled which '^kn various; tjqjtn of equipubnt have patence in designing; and flying Swanson. be removed to be elesuied on both been inatalled in the poet. High* Ibhg-range bombers, Pratt and Police cars used to taxi the aides. Vision should not b^ Inter- ' EX TR A SPECIAL! Regular 8.95 Values. N O W ...... powered blndculars are the apot- Whitney can be Approached from plane spotters to and from the ! nipted more Utah than ia abaolutely M E N’S 100% TROPICAL ter’a moat Important tool. Nept any direction. To 'prevent attack. post necessary, W O O L WORSTED la the aound detector, eapeclaliy It la necessary that warning be re After being disbanded In 1943 Open House Sunday uaeful atnight or in rough weather. ceived Insufficient time.to permit when the Ihreat of attack teemed In ordeo that the public may see Regular 10.95 Values. NO W lee A aimple comjiaaB U Ucked to the our planes 'to intercut the enemy. over, the post was reactivated In the i ^ t where, the present 47 vol-- tvall. Tiroe-ia kept by a Navy 24- The Skywatcliera are part of a 1949. The Air Force appointed unteers stand guard, an open house hour deck. A i^ecial phone in- vast network of warning devices-. Police Chief Herman O. Schendel. will be neld on Sunday from 2 to Regular 13.95 Values. NO W Radar 4inits stationed on the Ca who waa then head of the Chvil De lE F P COBB italled.-by the goveriiment links S. Tha fire, aacape at .tha rear of PANTS BY PETER HOFFMAN the post to.the outside world.. The nadian border, on the S5th paral fense program, to take charge of the Police Station leadA dtrertlv - i - the Skywatchers. MICKEY FINN loop phone la. encased in a box lel, and even farther north in to-the little cubicle in which a few,'! SIZES 30 TO 46 FIRST, IRVING, I GEE, THEY AND FROM ALL lYE ^ NO!.-YOU CAN'T INSULT V Not Much! BY LANK LEONARD After the whole GOC went on o o trr BELievE . Whldh looks aomevi-hat like an old- Canada form three safety rings to Manchester reaidenta have spent SHOULD'VE BEEN ABLE TO PKCE THE ONLY PAL I'VE GOT/ faahionld nkral phone/ * our north. On the east, and west a round-the-clock basis, Mrs. Marg R EG ULAR 14.95 YOU’RE GUILTY/ PUT YOU ON TOGETHER, I'M I REAUV HAP STOPPED a great deal of thelir time. GET OUTA HERE AN' DON'T TTie onl«,_qualiftcaliohe for Sky-, we are protected by planes. shljM, ery Cpnlon asaiated Chief Schendel I THINK YOUVE THE JURY, betting your so- ' P0IH6 IT.PHIL!L ISO MAT Aa long aw people Uka Jaanne COME BACK'. watchers lire that they be- able to and submarine! .bearing- r adar in setting up a lyatem oftjecord- geSn framed.' MR.COM.' . CALLED FRIEND YES* HE KNOWS SHE THINGS CAME TRUE THAT Ing the dut.v hours of lift volun Jacobs and Louis C a ll,and Roger j COULD TELL US TELLS FORTUNES WITH see weU, have enough mobility equipmenL and by the "Texas. Winter are Willing to climb th« fjre ' CARPS. AND HE'S HOPING reach their poata end be of a re Towers,’’, or man-made iaianda, teers; Each plane spotter wae re $1 PLENTY' quired to si|m a special sheet. By esespe, Mancheater U safe from SHELL GIVE HIM SOME sponsible age. The last qualifica based luindreds of. tntlea out in the enemy attack.. , now tion' leaves the field wide open. ocean which are also packed with keeping track of these sheets, the Winter has hla'SOO-hour award, and radar. GOC could give awards for unui-^ is quaUfied to teach others. European countries such . aa ually tong service. , Need Store People ■/ France and, Weat Germany coope ■ When the post waa reinstated According to Mrs. Waldron rate with the United States in this under Chief Schendel Tt waa located SPECIAL Manchester needs ” 35 or SO more program. The. Skywatchers are on top of the Odd Fellows Building. people.’! This number would insure, vital to this setup - because of the Later tt waa moved to Its. present COLORED the coverage of the post under dll limitations of rsdar. Like televi-. position- on the PoUee'StaJion, PAINT circumstances, even sideness arid sion beams, radar beams, esnhot Although the turnover-of volun vacations -Bi^teen hours of the bend around obstacles such as' teers la very high for the Sky- POLOSHIRTS^ day are covered well now. mountains and buildings. Planes watchers as a whole, the Manches $ 0 . 4 5 SHORTSLEEVE " I ’m the only one who works the flying In the shelter of natural ob- ter turnover'la very low at the pres graveyard shift," said Mrs. Wal staclea cannot be detected by ent time. Mrs. Waldrqn. in com - M OallMi Regular 1,^0 and dron. "Sometimes it’s real pretty radar. Here la where the Sky/ menting on' the general apathy AH Colors 1.95 Values. CAPTAIN EASY which interferes with the GOC re Interior and .Exterior . A Perwqal Matter BY LESLIE TURNER FRECKLES AND HIS F'RIENDS when the sun comes up." The or wajeher la needed. I That’s How BY 5IERRILL BLOSSER dinary length of a watch ia two] cruiting program said. ’Townspeo N O W ...... Yb!». PLBAM'HH.PMg IlL TRVl SOT IVBNBVBK RYSN houra Usually two people at a time ' The Information which the plane ple say they are Kled to help in PiSD MARtCBCARSOt fTB UKS* MB PKI BBBN HlUt VWRB W/HODPS/ H en.h e m / I GUESS WE WERE YOO'a r e T lq> any way they can, but I say 'What GARDEN SALES Regular 2.25 YOU MAY YOITRB , A M ATTBROP LIPB AMO AUDI5 OFTVN ' PRKNPOPHIB, I DRDPpta? the pad MEANT R ) BE OUT , best observers work alone. Maj. eoittributea to a pattern o f infor- MAKie MAXKHAM1 lOeATH TD SOMBOMS X LPW^ t o lOCATH ■ SOPPOABt ^ GOlNe ) LUCE good would you be unless you come 312 0.\KLAND ST* 2 Values. NO W dle ! NEVER FINCJ If MERE ALONE.PecON' Eugene DeLorla. State-Coc^inator mat ion which la pieced together up and'take a training course ?” ■' MOW ALASAMAT HI Y9U KUOW TD TAKE / You on a plotting board, -Once the MI S-M06 IN THE DARK ' m e / t o of the GOC, has referred .to thr "Wonderful assistance” to the Regular 2.50 and IXNAY. BASH. Manchester poet m the Best in tM speed and position of the stranger ASMORE//THl , are known, another member of the 2.95. Values. ^ _ ^ n 9 / ^ ME HO»// State. Plans are now. underwqy to ap- defense team can. go into .action. NOW The flghter-intercepter units and '-3-- Dolnt a 'dky captain and a night captain who would ahare tha load anti-aircraft units auch as the two Regular 3/95 Nike installations in Manchester of the aupervlaor'a work., . Miss V aJji^ N O W 'Jeanne Jacobs of 125 Brookfield .St. •re the decisive factors in the de- has been mentioned for the'day I , captaincy. < The Skywatchers have official Phone M l 3-5135 SHORT SLEEVE Skywatchers like Ixxtls « . Call | Status not only because they are are fccwvtnced that If a Russian at- the clvjllen component of the Air tack comes, the planes will be fly-! Force, but alaq^ because they be-, FOR CtEANER, CREAPER, EASIER HOME HEAT NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY SPORT SHIRTS trig low enough so that he or some-! tong to the Continental Air De- ‘ y -t one like him can spot them. Call; fenae. e m z t, w « fc«. tA fc, «A ►«. M. 7-/2. ■aid that the only alarm- that the i Started in 1941 AN EXTRA SWIM SUIT Rciutar 1.95 ValuM. NOW .. Ottr 4-in-l Heating' Plan Includes Auto ...... 1.55 HORTY MEEKLE Who Else? station has had recently was when i In Manchester, the GOC post BY DICK CAVALLI TH E ST01\Y OF MARTINA W A Y N E Phohe Call Some blasting was done in Bolton ; was first started hy Elmer Weden 3T BY WILSON SCRUGGS matic Delivery, New Mobilheat—the fuel WE MUST ALWAYS THE CXJTSTANOING one nooq hour- Three blasts went [ In 1941. . At that time the station A L L SWIM Regular 2.25 Values. NO$V .. 1 80 OUR founder MUST HAVE ' EMILY, AFT6R14 VfASs' ISUPPOSEDWC oil that cltant as it heatt . , . Periodic . M CONSCIOUS OF THE VeONARVOF HIS BEEN QUITE A GUY WHO , , ’ U«U3VEMKSTK)NS SUITS e « e • • ■ • ,B MSPIRATIONAL GUiOANCE OF DOUG AND THAT YOU Burner Mainlenante. Pay the eimy Budget TIME. A MAN WHOSE (I WAS.HE? AWrn^HOWMUCHOOVOUTUINXOCXGTeMXOHIOOVBrTHnSW ARKANGEpTUIE Regular 2.50 Values. NO W . ■ f OUR BELOVED FOUNDER NAME WILL ECHO CMlLCVfMEIFITTOOKI6M*U.-rHESGS^ HtS PHIOE.' Plan Way. Low monthly payinenjI>-no M o b i l h ^ Vi PRICE ...2,00 JUST THE WKYlbu VCAM X> EXPLAIN WHY HE ALTED ME? e3!tra cost. FOREVER DOWN DDOUKMEETWG 2.95 to 10.00 Values. THE CORRIDORS -AT7HC Regular 2,95 Values. NOW . . . 2.35 OF IMMORTALITV OONVEMTION/ C A U MIrchaH 3-5135 FOR TOP QUALITY V f FREE PARKING,IN REAR OF STORE Regular 3.25 Values., NOW ... 2.60 BINGO SILENT GLOW OIL RURNERS FAPPAYS-S P. M. Reg. 3.50 to 3.95 Value.^ NOW 2.90'“3 15 A^HdPTION HALL Regular 4,95 Values. NO W . . . not CEHOUSESSON 3 95 04MUJ TH O M n d i iM4 SOUTH ADAMS STREETS MORIARTY BROTHERS COMPORTARLf SEATING— AMPLE PARKING STAMP8 Regular ,6.50 Values, NO W >•6.••••«• «H|, y« »«< 315 CENTER ST. MANCHESTER 5.20 .'i \ V .. ■'r.-’ -Hia II^a g e t w e l v e MANCHESTKft EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, FRIDAY. JULY 12. 1957 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN,'FRIDAY, JULY 12, 1967 PAGE THE ir of Spice Herald Angle Moriatty’s Blank Glastonbury Behind CoopiJp By EARL W. YOST G>le Hammers Sports Editor Malzone, Who Came Free, Out Home Run; ;ers, Reds Jottingg from the Silk Town Scene Missing from the local baseball scene this summer is Mere Offsets Million in Bonuses dith (Moe) Morhardt, crack outfielder-first baseman with the Join New Loop I New York, July 12 (/P)—Think that was a torrid first |. University of Connecticut baseball team this paat spring. Moe New York—(NBA)—An old-5n*w face with th* Bosox, e*m*5w1th on Ahny team in 1952 and jhalf of the season in the National League? Well, you ain’t is playing spmmer ball with Truro in Nova ^ptia. Currently Southpaw Steve CJooper, fashioned bow-legged third base free, gratis and for nothing. Cy '53. I seen noth’ yet, pal, what with a player feud, a couple of no he is sidelined with a chipped bone in his left thumb. Up to shortatop Alan Cole and ver man, Frank Malsone, ia the Phillips, a bir. dog, stumbled "Frank atill has plenty of'speed, hit bids and injuries to key players popping up in the break the time of the injury the lefthanded throwing and hitting satile Jimmy Moriarty com principal reason why the Red Sox' across the lad pla.ting for Samuel but he could fly before fracturing sway for the final run to the pen-*— ------Morhardt was hitting the ball well...... ' ...... ------— bined their talents .to lead suddenly struck beck and threat Gompers High School in the hla ankle sliding into second base ndnt. A teammate o f the Silk Towner is Moriarty Brwi. to an easy 7-0 ened to give the Yankee:* some Bronx. “We. won the city cham for Scranton of the Eastern League 'Taking the happenings one at a stubby Bill Risiey of Coventry, co- var's No. 10 la Jocco Maggtacomo thing in the wa> of a race. pionship," recall* Malzone, as early in 1950,"' aays Higgins. of Poughkeepsie, N. Y., considered victory over the Glastonbury "Look at tht record. Ha had 26 time: Townies last night at Mt. Nebo. To practlealij everybody- but though that was as big a kick as 1. Cincinnati's Don Hoak vowed to be one of the finest handlers Of Mike Higgins, thia is help from he has had to date. And all he triplea in .137 games Virlth Oneonta stock cars in the Bast. It wasn’t The win waa the second in a row "I'll get that Neal before this an unMpected source, but he ever wanted waa the chance to of the Canadlan-American League until Oliver teams up with Jocco for the Oilers, who , earlier thie In 1949.” series. Is over, either on or off the week were admitted' to the Far patient manager insists that he play. field," while still riled up sftier be that the local car was in the mon Higgins points ou' that Malzone, The fracture was a frightful one. ey bracket. During the five weeks mington Valley Leagu -, and Coach ia not surprised at Malzone draw ing tagged with an "ambush" Johnny. Hedlund’a- club has now ing the raves that for 15 years a stocky, sharply-featured Italiano, similar to those suffered by Jeff right hand from Brooklyn's that Jocco haa been wheeling the was retarded l:y injuries, Army Heath, Whltey Lofckman and car, which has a' 1938 Chevrolet posted seven triumph* IA'13 games. were reserved for Ted Williams. Charlie Neal in the second of two Although somewhat below par. Higgins has had Implicit 'faith in .service and family tragedies. Bobby Thomson. The foot was fights last night at Ebbets Feld. body and a 1947 Chevrolet V8 en AP-AN c o i-e When TeB Williams returned turned completely around. It left gine, he haa scored one fifth, two Cooper was in complete command Maltone—pronouncetl Mal-zone-ee The Dodgers won It ,5-4 on the National Loagno during the abbreviated contest, Get* Three-Run Belt since , he first spied the now 27-. from Korea and rejoined the Back Malcone’s ankle curved like that second of Duke Snider's pair' of seconds and two thirds in feature Bay Millionairet in 1953, he asked of the gnarled Casey Stengdl, W. L. Pci. G.B. races:-,. Bill Boudrieau. who also limiting the visitors to Just four year-old in the Boston chain, you two-run honier.s after Brooklyn'ii ...46 hits while walking four batter* and so takes his delayed outburst Joe Cronin: "Say, who's .that made hlirt even more bow-legged. St. Louis . . . . 32 ..590 builds hi* own cars, believes that Malzone was pipped back to Jim Gilliam and Cincinnati's Raul ...44 .34 striking out seven. The locals also hits and runa-batted-in as spaghetti-eater you got out in Philadelphia .584 2 he Kas also come up with a win Hawaii?" Louisville In 1955, when his ankles Sanchez set off a big seventh in .Milwaukee .. ...45 35 ..563 2 played errorleaa ball behind the big Parke Speaks matter of course'. ning brawl whein Gilliam was low- ning .combination by getting vet "You must mean Frankie Mal kicked up on him. He was due to Cipcimfati ...... 44 37 .543 3>i eran Gene'White of Manchester to lefthander. . Malzone, a product of the side bridged-by. a Sanchez pitch. Meanwhile both Cole and litorl- zone,!' replied the general man make it big last year, but did not Brooklyn . , . , ...4 2 .36 .538 4 chauffeur his car. Bill ha* passed walks of New York, is batting .338 ager. recover from the loaS of a baby N,L, Leader Fine FitchIng Jobs |New York ..,,...37 art.v stroked two hits each. Cole's Highly of Colt 43 .163 10 up Riverside and. instead runs while specializing in line drives "Yeah, that's hi* nam* — Mal daughter and a brother-in-law. 2. After Chicago's Bob Rush had : Pittsburgh .,...3(1 .50 .,175 17 double and home run accounted for Hanmierin' Hank Aaron, th* no-hit. PlUladelphUi for seven in- I VVaterford and with While at the and chasing so many runs across zone. 1 atoppetl in Honolulu on my "Malzone stands fairly close to Chicago ...... 2 6 47 .356 1?14 three runs batted ln,ahd MOrlarty, New York—.' I don’t think there's the plate that lie is challenging National League'*'beat hitter nlngs only to losc l-O In 11 innings. ' controls ha* been picking up points who started out *4 first base hnd way back and that's all I heard. the plate with a level awing." aaya a yaar ago, ia again aettlng » Friday’s Schedule each week. a 2-year-old in the world that can (or the major, league lead. ' rookie .lack Sanford set down the ^ Cincinnati vs. Brooklyn at Jer then ended up-; catching, chased beat him." Stock.v, deeply-tanned Everybody was talking about Mal Pinky -Higgins. "I never eaw a hot paca thia aaason in th* Cuba with 7 1-3 innings of pei fect ' • * • . Spatted by Phillips r tone. Must be a pretty good ball better third baaeman. Take my sey Cit'y — 8 p.m. ■ Jeffcoat (8- home four', teammates with a Trainer Chuck Parke .-was not Tom Yawkey gave away a- mil batting race. J-aat night ball for his llth victory, 3-1. and i6 i. vs. Newcombe (8-6). Tennis clinic.; open to the pub double, trjiple ahd sacrifice fly. The, speaking in enthusiasm following player.’’ word for It, he’a here to stay.” Aaron collected two hits - in twi-nlght sweep that hoisted hard-hi.tting duo accounted for lion dollars in bonuses in five Great Army Record So, now, the Boaton writer* have four trips against Pittsburgh St. Louis St New York. 8 p.m. lic, will be sponsored by the Re Alhambra’s victory in Arlington yeara, so U is ironical that Mal This Ploy Set theSUl^e for Battle Philadelphia‘phli into second place creation-Department on Tuesday, four,of U;e boat club's six safeties Park's Hyde Park Stakea.IaSt Mon-f Malzone batted .360 and .370 someone to get excited about be to up his average to- .346, The Phils, however, again -Jones (6-31 vs. Gomez (10-7). zone, the only stand-up-and-cheer playing' 60 games each season ula, lost Chicagrif'at Philadelphia. 8 p.m. August 6,' at the West Side Oval. off;. Dick Fritz'on. former East day but was giving a thoughtful sides Ted Williams. three points better than th* Thia disputed play at first base in the fifth Inning of last flight's CIncinnatl-Brookl.t'n game sparked {catcher. Stan Lopata, this time a wholesale rhubarb two Innings later. .Here Brooklyn's Jtinlor GHlllam ( l» i collides witli Redlega -Drott l8-7t or Drabowsky (4-8) Instructions w111-.be given by Dick, Hartford High School ace. appraisal of the colt days prior to Pirates’ Die* Fondy. ; with a wrenched knee. vs. Roberts (8-H», Lewis, coach, of several U n 11 ^6 Provide* Early Edge the race. pitcher Raul Sanchez who fielded a grounder and tagged GllllSro,. Sanchez fumbles the ball and 3. .Milwaukee, slipping from sec MOE 5IORHARDT as it bounds away Gilliam, ^ o ran wide of the bag.'retums safei^.. Radius' first baseman Grarge Milwaukee at Pittsburgh, 8:15 States Olympic tennis tquadSK-knd Moriarty'* long triple to left- Alhambra, a home-bred son of ond to third (one percentage point now with the Cortland Cq..' man Crowe (ISI takM the throw', finally. Umpire is Au|^e Oonatelli. and'poach iif lower left photo is behind the Phillies i despite s 7-2 p.m.--Spahn (8-7) vs. Kline (2-11) centerfield provided the victors Olympia belonging to road-builder Jake Pitler. Dodgers won. 6-4. (AP Wirephoto). Or 'Trimbl* (0-11, ( (uipta:^in of the UCotui.s this season, ufacturers of racquets. --Begistra- with a 3-U lead in the first inning. Fred Hooper, haa not won his only American Golfers Lead Ferris Quitting victory 6t Pittsburgh, lost short I and a fast ball pitcher. Moe'a ad tion blanks are available at -the stop Felix Mantilla and center Thursday’s Results The locals had loaded the baaea on three .starts, a maiden race, the New York I, St. Louts 0. dress ia^49 Whitman Court in Nassiff Arms store on Main St. an intield hit by leadoff batter Rick Primer S t^ e s and the Hyde Park, flejder Billy Briiton In a fielding (Truro. The league ia non-profes- Henry H u g g l u* Memorial Golf collision. Brooklyn 5, ' Cincinnati 4 A -I-..,:-! . mA s«*a vraAi**l<> . .. . Paquette ahd walks to Cole snd all at Anington Park. The next V Pitching — Johnny AntoniilU. AAU Position Baidiall Injurf lilt Mounts (Night). * atonal and is made up mainly of Tournament, in'memory of the Anay Maneggla. step in Alhambra’s bid for TRA Way in Canadian Oped Majdr League 4. Southpaw Johnny Antonelli \ outstanding college and, scholastic olant* — Struck out five, walked Milwaukee 7, Pittsburgh 3 late Country Club preaident, will With two outs in the second in Championship is the Arlington Fu two>and gave up only five hits to five-hit St. Louis to win 1-0 as the I stars. “I'm quitting as secretary- (Night r. be. stageffVt the locfl club Sep- ning and Cooper and little Leo Cyr turity on July 20. beat Cardinals 1-0 and end Na New York Giants shaved the I . . . Kitchener, Ont„ July 12 (/P)— The American professionals treasurer of th* AAtf—but not ===Leadert== Cardinals' first place edge to two . Philadelphia 1. Chicago 0 (11 te'mber’ 7-8. Medal play Will gov- on uase via walks. Cole belted a' tional Laupie leaders' winning I Babe Ruth of »he Al((mnt Bate- Somewhat Special are dominating the 48th Canadian Open Golf Tournament, Several Key Performers National Lragiie games snd ended their winning Innings— First Game Twillghtl. 'ern. 'pla.v with the winners deter-*^ s ritzon fast ball deep to left-center streak at flv* games. because a few mlsguldec aonla Phlfadejphla 3.__ Chicagn___L 'b a ll League this summer is big pained by net scores with - full and easily crossed tne plate before __ Chuck Parke, who replareii his BatUng (Based dn 300 st bataV streak at five gaiiiBs: just-as they have-done down through the years. Going-into • Hitting— Duka snider. Dodgers have demanded it." So wrltaa Dan —Aaron,. Milwaukee. .348: Murtat (Second Game, Night) Dave White of. the Police * File 'handicaps. Both male and female the ball waa returned to the intield. ailing brother Ivan as the Hooper In the "drab" American League, Big Newk Unimpressed tvith All the Fuss Stable trainer earlier this year, had today’s third round of the $25,000 test, Doug Ford, — walloptd a ^ { r of tsvo-run Ferris In the current Issue o f St. Louis and Pondy, Pittsbuigh^^ ickey Mantle's 23rd home run .Saturday’s -Mchediile entry. Dave haa taken up Juit members may compete. Prize* Moi'iarly'a oacHfice fly to right- Hawkins and Henry Ransom held*- In NL Race Sidelined Cincmnatl at Brookijm, 2 p.m. where he left off last aesson when will be awarded the winners. All field scored the locals' final tally previously iJeen in charge of all the homert to twice ovaMjauI Redleg Sport in a story ha calls, *Tm .340; Robinson. Cincinnati and e the first place New York Don Newcombe, Brooklyn pitcher, appears only mildly Interested as he strolls through mass of em a one stroke advantage over the leads in 6*4 victory, Sick Of Hearing the AAIU R a ^ Groat, Pittsburgh, .315. St., Louis St New York, 2 p.m. battled Brooklyn and Cincinnati players during seventh inning hielee at Ebbets Field last night. • he reigned a* the moat productive proceeds will be donated to a local in the fourth inning. 1 .oc>per slock at the 5,000-acre farm field that was pared to 103 golfers. ninger and Schwab recording 68'a ankees a 3-2. 11 inning \1ctory at near Montgomery, Ala. Trainer ped!" Ferris, ./ho haa devoted M Runs Aaron, Milwaukee. S6; Kansai JpIty and a 3',» game lead Chicago at Philadelphia, 2:05 Identifiable Brooklyn pigyers grouped around Clncinnati'a Raul Sanchez and Dodgers'p.Tunior Gilliam home run hitter in Little League charity. Full details will be avail Manager Jeff Koelich reports Yhe three Americans had two Casper getting a 67 and Oli-Ver a New York, July 12 (/P)— Injuries continued to pile tlftin ______p.m> baseball. The lanky youngster, able at the Pro Shop. that the Oilers will make their first Parke recalls breaking Alhambra 69. years , to amateur athletics, uses I Robinaon, Cincinnati, 58: Mays, Over Chic'ago's White Sox, beaten at right are Peewee Reese ill , Gil Hodges (14) and Roy Campanella (39i. Redlegs' Don Hoak day totals of 136. six strokes under Sport ss a sounding board for hia major league baseball today with bruises and strains againi New’" York “ nnT' Brasin^^^ Milwaukee at Pittsburgh. 1;30 is on ground while Johnny,Temple (16i of Cincinnati moves in. At left Brooklyn manager Walt who ha* hit 10 ouV«f the park for start in the Farmington Valley as a yearling last fall. "I knew this par. There were Just three 6-5 by Washington. Third place p.m. the PFs thia season, w-as the firat colt was something special. Every aide of the story, pointing out, sidelining key men in the pennant races. The Milwaukee a, .is56: Mathews. Milwaukee. 54.m Boston went 10 innings to beat De- Alston tries to separate two unidentified battler*, while at top left Redleg catcher Smokey Burgess "Ev'ery moment A „.(...i(. League Sunday afternoon at Nebo. Canadians among the ' 21 profes Sport Schedule Sunday’s Hcheduie Little Leaguer ever, to appear on ! Suftield wUl provide the opposition thing he did he seemed to ^ within among other things, that though Braves, already hurt in their fight for the National League I Rim^ Batted In-A aron. Mil-1 troft 9-7. And Baltimore Jumped i* held by unknown opponent, and capless Dodger race* to scene. Dodgers won. 5-4. (AP Wirt- thrill," was sionals in the thick of the fight Hare Raising Boon the AAU haa been sneered and jwaukee.'JS; Mualal. St. Louis, 66; I from sixth to fourth with a pair Milwaukee at Brooklyn. 2 p.m. photoi. the local jKene with, a mustache! ; in th* 2:30 contest. Either right- himself. M*'* fiol- more sp'eed than for the'33,500 top pr', ?. Only one flag by a boat of injuries that ln-| Chicago at New York. 2 p.m. . .Qualifying round for the Pres- j *l“ n‘>er Myles McDonough or south- any horse I’Ve ever seen. He’s fast Today anlpedy^at, it ho* never lost a ' elude slugging Joe Adcock's frac- I Crowe ano^Hoak. Oinchinati, .55; of 5-4 decisions over Cleveland Canadian pat FlelJ.ier of Mon Ennis, St. LoUia 53. the first- . In. 11- inning St. Louis at PhUadelphia (2), Ident’s, Cup golf tourney at ‘ h* ! Jackie riedlund w ill get the out of the gate and easy io rate." treal — has been able tb> win To Venuli Coml^ine P vs Green Manor, 6:15- court involving profeseional- |ured l(?g. lostw alier fWder Billy IJXi-pjn Parke,Who rode Fr«id Hooper's • f I ^ 1 --. r*' er Y YhYOe-ganie ifiP , Arit>dui)(l fliA'miftdieaitlftd toT^«B*»y mo()ii^^wete,«.®^y ’'" ..... ' anil —Robertaon -Park. lleion. Brooklyn (^so fourij Cin The~Brisk wind that blew dozeris ing ia proving to ba a right good ' On the W es'^jitea case: *l ^^^^8^^¥iy(jRTEBN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,. FRIDAY, JULY 12, 1957 Business Locations Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sal* 72 Housea for Sale 72 Suburban for Sale 76 Suburban, for Sale 75 for JRent 64 TJVO FAMILY-8lr,800. Has not XfANCHESTER — Three bedroom MANCHEa$TER-^Five room bouse, BOLTON—Coventry line. New flva COVENTRY — BH room, ranch, FOB THE VERY FINEST IN Automobiles for Sale Household Services THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW! BY FAGALY and SHORTEN Household Goods 51 Musical Instruments 53 O m C E irOR RENT, West kUddle been on market before. 6-5, two- ranch, large Uving room, dining near new high school, hot water room ranch, ceramic tila bath, brick front, domeetic hot water QUALITY UMD CARS Tpke, Ideal for dentist. Call 5Q car garage. Nice lot in good loca L, atteched garage, screened heat, combination aluminum win knotty pine kitchen, waUc-out Offered 13-A CHA5IBER8 FURNITURE SALES heat large lot, fine view, aleo.'fuU , ALWAYS SEE OUB OOBIFUnrB SBUEOnON Classified Dodga Royal V< club e o ^ 8-5803, after 1:80. tion near achoola and bus itei^ee. porch, utility room, large lot. Near dows, garaga. Call owner 5 0 baMmant. Large lot $18,800. R. garage. Thla home can be bcsight radio aAd heater, automatlctdiive. RUGS CLEANB3> and shampooed. GULBRANSEN PIANO Excellent condition. For appetot- new school. Call owner 5 0 8-1864. 8-5349. F. Dlmock Co., 5 0 M345, 50 with only $3,000 down. Fmi price ALWAYS AT LIAST SO CARS Rune very food, a clean automo- One De Luxe Electric Range, au OFFICE SPACE for rent at 343 “ Our care means longer wear.". I UmiTATlOM* OF U » tomatic, 80". Was 1279,95. Now ment to see call Hie R. F. Dimock 8-6818. $18,500. Tal Fiano Realty Co. 50 bile. 11095. Free pickup and delivery. Smith's Main S t 1196 square feet of floor TWO-PAMILT duplex, 8-8, wiUi oU $11,600—Six room' Cdenial, excel- TO CHOOSE RROM Mvertisement $199.95. it $449.00 Co., 5 0 9-6345, or Joeeph Ashford, 8-4681. SEDANS, OOIUPES, STATION WAGONS. OONVBEnBU* 1053 Mercury Cuetom hardtop, Upholstery Shop. MI 9-1653, eve 1 ^ 1 apacy. Call 5 0 9-6336. 5 0 9-5818. . heat, garage., axt^lent investment ''vient condtUon, buUt 1948, central, BOLTON L A K E - Five zoom cot CLASSIFIED ADVT. radio and heater, dualc. White nings MI 3-7357. , *t*e8tv'a«ief . One De Luxe Electric Range. Just one floor demonstrator in property at low price. S. A. Beech- west iSlde location. .Cariton W. tage near lake and baacb. Easy BOLTON—Six room Cepe. Latge AU OUR CARS ARE FULLY aUARAHTIID tfa«*N0ITA50.'l STORE—Cholea location at tbe LARGE Three-bedroom Ranch, fer, 5 09-8963 ------or 5------0 8-59f9. financing. A good buy at 18300. walls. $1095. Was $349.00. Now 1159.00. mahogany case, reduced to $449. Hutchins. 5 0 8-8113! Atmtiple Uat- master bedroom up, slorm doora BANK FINANOINa. DP TO M MONTB8 r DEPT. HOURS A iiP itM sr >tl55«'T»larit ' Center on Mein St , appmsrtmete- flreplaca, til# bath, aluminum . ing Member. A p ^ Edward J. HoU, 1009 Main and windows, ameirite drive, : “ ^ * i . s o r Ona Electric Clothes Dryer. Was ly 1800 eq. f t Wm remodel to amt OPEN m X • EVENOfOS 8:15 A. M. to 4:30 P. M. 1053 pidsmobile U four door, Building:—Contracting 14 $149.00. Now 8139.00.. Also one other demonstrator at ttorma, ceUar, garage, one acre, MANCHESTER—Lovely Uiree bed [8-6U7. frlgerator, stove and automatic radio and heater, automatic drive, $489. tenant Call 5 0 9-5808 or 50 high elevaUon; trees. Only $16,900, room ranch, 114 baths, walk-in 5IANC$n:BTBR —New 614 room INTEIRIOR AND exterior remudei- washer included. $15,990. Can as tinted flaes. power brahes. fuaran- One Nine-Pound Wringer Washer 9-878L Carltdn W. Butchlna, 50 ^81tS, cedar cioaet, huge kitchen and ranch, attached garage, ceramic BOLTON — Coventry line. New sume existing $10,000 mortgage. BARLOW MOTOR SALES COPY CLOSING TIME teed low mileage, locally owned. ma. houses and garafes Free ' wiUi Pump. Was 8119.96. Now .'Multiple Uatlng. dining area, many axtraa. 831,800. ■tile bath, nearing eomplation, Cape Cod, four down, two unfln- WINDSOB AVE., BOCKVnXE—PHONE TB S4SSS -A l a r g e g a r a g e or storehouse for CaU 5 0 8-7617, $1195. estimates. Call W. F. Hensei. liO. $99.00. WATKINS BROS., INC. Call Qeaaynakl-Felber Agency, 5 0 $17,500. R. F. Dlmock Oo. MI iahed up. Ceramic tile bath, large FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT, 3-5955. rent or lease. 117 Birch St. CaU MANCHESTER—: Magnificat new 8*1409 or 5 0 8-4381. 9-5345 or Joseph Ashford, MI lot, $14,800. R. F. Dlmock Co., 1933 Plymouth four door, radio CHAMBERS FURNITURE SALES 935 MAIN STREET 5Q 9-8989. Sput Level. Rockledge aecttoa. 9-5818. 5C 9-5348,. 5 a 9-6818. MON. THRU FRI BIDWEIX Home Improvement Co. ' Wanted Real Estate 77 10:30 A. M. and heater, >*ery clean. Locally At The Green 1,600 square feet of: living u TODAY FOR TOMORROW owned, excellent rubber. A top Alterations, addlUona. garagea. 1 Open 5 0 8-5171 314 baths, two-car ^ garage. For CAPE COD—Four down, two .(gv 'VERNON — 814 room ranch, fuU SATURDAY 9'A. M. value at $593. Ra-stdlng apeclalista. Eaay budg- 10 a.m.-5 4>.m. 7:80 p.m.-9 p.m Sumnier'Hones for Bent 67 furthar information or appoint Spacious suburban boms in cbotca finished up, immaculate condlUon, basement, ceramic Ule bath, ARE YOU OON8IDERINO et terms. MI . 9-6495 or TTl ment to ee~ caU The R. F. Dlin- near echooia and tranaporflUlon, brick veneer front Youngstown BELLING YOUR PROPBRTTT' 1951 Oldsmobile 95 four door. 6-9109. ■ FLORENCE OIL heat, GE wringer COTTAGE at Lake Hayward, July neighborhood. Five bedrooms, 814 kitchen. $14,900. R. F. Dlmock Ws wui appraise your property 18-37. Five rooms and porch with ock Co., 50 9-5340 or 50 9-5818. 814AOO. R. F. Dlmock Co., 50 PICK-UP TODB COOPBRATIOM WILL Radio, and heater. Clean. $395. lOOTAl washer. Gas and oil combination baths, large living room, dining Co., 5 0 9-8348, 5 0 9-6818. ^ s and without any obligation OARAGES,-Po r c h e s , dormers, Wearing Apparel— Furs 57 boat 50. 94W81. 9-8345 or Joseph Aahford, 5II - BE APPRECIATED « •WtStM stove. Cali 50 9-70!^. 9-5818. Wa also buy property for caalt 1931 Hudson 5 with overdrive. recreatipn and attic rooms built. ‘WtTtiiap 5'ieHT,N8XTlO ARE YOU DISCOURAGED? room, bright kitchen, two-car ga- BeUliu or buying contaet TUt CNBAP f P CHESTER'S FURRIERS. FUrs VERNON — Near bus line, five Cases of Soda at S.harp. $295. Kltche^' and- bathrooms re -fSAMC.' ' EIGHT FOOT commercial Frigl- COVENTRY LAKE—Lakefront cot- room ranch, basement garage, full STANLEY------S U Y. Realtor Realtor 12 Largt MI m MV '8MTS.' cleaned and glased, $3. Cold tagaa, available July 13-July 37, Do you have a house to aeU and rsge. No mortgage problem here! ANSALDI b u il t Colonial, aU Dial Ml 3-5121 1950 Chevrolet, radio aand heater, modeled. Robert M. Alexander, TiE>M0Q$rsir/ daire freezer self-service, self-de can't aallUT .. . rooms, large lot, 114 balhs, basement hot water heat, otorins BRAE-BURN REALTY Ml 9-7716. * rsiN f.' storage, $3. Remodeling, repair call Mahclietter Dry Gleaners. 5 0 DISCOUNT PRICES Powerglide. $295. K t m u o e s frosting, *4 h.p. motor. In good Youngstown kitchen, basement I and screens, $14,900. Val Fiano Ml. 84378. $ 1 -5 0 ing done at my home. No over 8-7384, or PI 3-6813. Are you looking foe a homa and 1950 Buick club coupe. Radio and OARAGES, cottagea, breezewaya, tCtlMt WANTS condition, $150. Tel. 511 9-0474 or head. Save. Capep and-ttolea, MADEUNE SMITH, Rgaltor r^e. 890.800. R. F. Dimock ( Raaltj^Co.. 5 0 8-4861. I Tax Incl. « at Our Bottling Plant MI 9-9953. can't find the one you want? LISTINOB WANTED—Single, two- heater, Dynaflow. Extra good. $395. porches. 12x30 garage. $950 com iD«aP8owuN0 $30. Call Ml 9-7318 for fret es COVENTRY LAKE — Waterfront 5 tf 9-8348 Or Jose[di Ashford, J family, three • family, buelaaas PloB Dfposit MI 9-1642 • 9-8818. ANDOVER LAKE—Snug four room Lost and Found plete. 30x20 two car, $1450. No sc o «e «- THREE ROOMS of furniture, less timate at your home. Under no cottage. AvaUsble last- week of Don't give up.. CaU the JARVIS cottage with fireplace, hot water property. Hava many caah bigr- 1949 Chrysler . Wiridsor,' . fully money down, five years to pay. obligation. . July, and August. Tel. MI 9-7149. equipped. Extra good. $393. than year old, owner leaving state. r e a lLiTY t y , C05n»ANY------TODAY. 5IANCHESTER-19 Erie 8t- V FRIDAY, JULY 1*, 19B7’ .. -'I inanrtiFBtFr ^nytttn^ llfralb . -'X'- ■i -f' ■■-.f, Average Daily Net Press Run The Rev. K. Ejnar Raak of the new chairman to replace Atty. pir^T in on their meeting at the' The Weather For the Week Ended Fereeaat of H. S. Woollier Bariaa., Ab^ut Town Covenant Congrei^tional Church, Support Strong John LaBelle. Garden Grove. She had been choaeir Rev. Olson Visits | June '8, 1987 who is on vacation, expects to re LaBelle accepted a permanent Tuesday night in Torrington. Thnndereliewem oonttamtag P t Hf* Kanehoter ttnd«nta at turn Sunday morning in time to For Cavagnaro, appointment aa second aasiatant Because the Miss Connecticut Eijaaniiel Sunday j 0»Uegc of Conhectfeut in participate in the worship service state'! attorney for Hartford rvntest is sponsored by the Jay- ICE PLANT OPEN 12,540 night Low 66-70. W nm , boiuld, FTm- B rltiln h IiIitiiiI hifh lionbn at 1 o'clock when a quartet from Democrats Say County last .month. cees. Miss Llghtbown. stopped by The Rev. Car) E. . Olson and sootfarod ahewets Soiiday. High the North Park College. Chicago, to thank them lot giving her the Member of the Audit iTliaeors on the annual dean'a The chairmanship had been held family of Oakland^ Calif., wlil'°be Burtan of Otrculation In 80’s. ' St for Um paat- academic year, will furnish music. Pupils of the I open ilnce LaBelle received a temp opportunity to enter the Miss WEEKDAYS- 8 A.M. to 8 P.M. church school are urged to sign up Democrat Steve Csvagnsro wsa America cohteati In town Sunday and If-la. expected Manchester— City of Village Charm '^ni^ are; Patricia Wupperfeld, 90 emerging today as the strongest orary appointment aa aasiatant 'Orandviefw St., annual hirh hon> each Sunday they attend the {state's attorney and. resigned as State vice president James will attend the 9 a.m. tertdqe at ora; and Jaaaaa Olemwy,. 70 Bif«» church service. Recognition will be esndidate for chairmanship of the Uurdick had arranged Mias Light- Blmamiet Lutheran Church, ''tif . SUN D AYS-8 A.M. to 1 P.M. party’s town committee. i Democratic, leader Here in Feb- VOL. LXXVI, NO. 241 (TEN PAGES) MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, JULY 1.1, 1957 (Ctawtlfled Advertlrtag 'on Psjpi 8) low--St, Wa*t«a Clohnaon. 30 Cam- given to all who attend at least Iruary. As a court official, he can- boTvn's appearance at" the dinner .which {le was formerly pastor. . PRICE PIVB CENTS bridst Bt, Roberta tookwood. 0 five B\uidays during the summer . The Democrats are to choose a which was part of a full day of • CRUSHED ICE months. new chairman at a - apeclat 'meet I not hold the chairmanship., In the afternoon from 3 to 7 Margaret ltd., and Joyce Wether- Ja ^ e a .activities. o'clock, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph aB, Stt Parker St, annual honora ing of the committee Wednesday Dressed ' in a candy-striped V . • ILO C K ICE Mr. and Mrs. John O. Evans and at 8 p.m. iri the Municipal B.uild- Swanson. 374 Hackmatack St., Sen, Qreen Resting princess style frock. Miss Ught- will keep "ppen house" for the ICE CUBES Pakistan Chief, daughter, Julie Anne, 77 Weaver ing hearing room. ^Miss Connecticut bewn performed the skit with x'liiesrgw Waller. 047 Main Bt., la Rd., left by auto this morning for Their speculation today centered Olsons and all their friienda At* in M tient at the' Hartford Hoapi- fhlch she Won her' title. The skit vited. They will spend the night In In Naval Hospit^ Miami, F la , from where they will around the name of Cavagnaro. consisted of a rsiidltion of the Towns Hit I taC -Ha will be'there for eome> time fly to Nassau in the Bahamas for Pays Visit Here West Hartford and leave on Mon Ike See Threat and would like to hear from hia long-timii operator of Cavey'a Res son^ from "My Fair Lady" en WaahlngtoB, July 13 lAV-4en. their vacation. taurant and organizer of the day for a'Visit with relative* in L. T. WOOD CO. frienda. Mias Susan Elisabeth Llght- titled "Wouldn't It Be Lovely?" Stephentown, N. T., apd from Green (D-RI) rested in Bietheeda Mansfield Bids Dulles party'a^«bimbakes. She had to borrow a pair of shoes 51 BISSELL STREEr—PHONE MI .1-1129 bown of Fairfield, newly crowned there start the return tripT home. In World Reds Naval Hospital today after rol- . Army ROTG. Cadet Robert W. Althougl^a "dark horse" might from one ..of the Jaj’cees In order Pastor Olson left Ehnanuel for Ispslng during a recoption at tbo still appear. Cavagnaro seema to BisBcll Street Runs East Off Main Street Thomtim. 60 Weatminater Rd. Blaze Squejehed Mias Connecticut, surprised mem to act out her nundwr. S t Paul's Church, Oakland, in At State Theater BuiMing ^H-Bombs’ Washington, July 18 —Presl- embassy of Paktstan. have "the edge,” they said. " , • bers of ths State Junior Chamber Mias Lightbown was accoinpan-. Worcester Polytechnic Institute, la April 1958, after serving here .dent Eisenhower and Prim* Min Green, 89-year-old ohalrman of among 700 cadets from 37 col In Rubbish Shed The committee must ehboae a of Commerce Wednesday by drop- ted by her mother. shout eight' years. the Senate Foreign Relattoiiii ister Suhrawardy of Pakistan said leges and imiversitlea taking six THE ASSOCIATED PRESS f virtually all of New Haven wiped Committee, last oonsciousnesa weeks of field and garrison train A fire fn a rubbish shed on Mints theory, Connecticut’B out with no eurvivori. today IntemS'tional cornmunlam briefly yesterday, but later ing to tjuallfy themselves for com Court threatened to spread through V Gov. Ribicoff and hti aides were continues to be a "major threat” walked Into the hospital without missions in the Army Reserve fol 8,205,-760 acree or* 5,009 to the security of the free world. ore the congested Depot Square area at the State CD control cedter at assistanre . lowing graduation from oollei last night V. square miles lay in devasta Bloomfield throughout the inate- ' In a 2-t>age Joint statement, the "It was just heat exhaustion," r Ha Is training at Fort Gordon, Oa. John Men, chief of the Manchee- tion today, its remaining citi- wide operation which was conduct two leaders expressed .determina one of Green's aid* said. "Tho ter Fire Department ^ d a fire zena still unable to compre ed by State CD Director Leo J. Mul- tion to support and strengthen doctors say his condition Is very f v Mr. .and Mrs. F, Warreh Ellis, SATURDAY — FINAL DAY OF collective security systems in Asls broke out in a shed In the area be cahy. satisfactory. He’ll be. In the hos SO Main Bt. Talcottvllle, are en hind the A and P store on N. Main hend what had happened. Sealed lastructions and the Middle pital for hvo or three das* of tertaining visitors from Paisley, TTWor 20-megaton H-bomb*, each T)iey also e x p r^ e d belief that Ike Pushed St. Information, aa to the bomb drops rest—If he'll stey that long." ' BeoUand, Mr. and Mrs. John Hunt > A neighbor reported the fire at carrying a force equal to 20 mil international disarmament agree er. who plan to spend five months lion tons ''of TNT, Uieorettcally Was also contained in sealed In- S:55 p.m. after aeeing emoke. atrucUons distributed prior to the ments, if provided • with effective touring the United States and Mem said three pumpers were hit the state yesterday in a mock safeguards, would contribute not attack as a part of a nationwide ■tart of the ezercise at the com only to world secur'it)^ but also to To Discard on the scene, and that the fin was Clvh Defense alert. These results munity level. Pope Deplores brought under control in about half Local CO staffs then began to material progress. Kenneth Oosney of the "Voice of an hour. were reported by State Civil De The Joint statement referred to the Andes," TVIcoUville, will be fense headquarters: prepare eatlmates of the damage, The shed was chCrred, but still number of casualties, and required Pakiatan'a long-standing dispute Fear Policy guest speaker at the Salvation usable, firemen said. . Thirty Connecticut towns. In- with India over Kashmir. Men, Morals of Army service Iri Center l^rk Sun eiuding all' of New Haven, .wiped suppilea to rebuild necessary instal Elsenhower expressed hope that Mem said that a fire in the con lations and housing. By ERNEST B. VAOCABO day at 7 p.m. In ease of rain ' it gested area eouli^ spread mpidly out. the disagreement would be solved wiU be held in the a u d e i. Kilted or badly Injured were The bomb drop information was East and West if given a chance. Most of 'the released soon after the public par- "speedily, equitably and perma Washington, July 13 — buildings are of frame coifstrue- 180.000 persona, key personnel whq nently In accordance with the prin- Sen. Mansfield (D-Mont) pro Only ent Mase will be., said at had remained in the state after 1,- tipipation phase ended. ' By FRANK BRUTTO tlon. , ^ 'The CD staffs at all levels had cinles of the United Nations." posed today that Secretary of S t John's. Church Sunday, -for the 480.000 residents were "evacuated" The statement said Suhrawardy Vatican City, July IS OI^^Pop* present or until a successor is to safer regions. reported to their assigned loicationa bad made clear that Pakistan State Dulles idsit eastern Eu Ail meant of communications when the alert signals sounded at Pius x n . in an encyclical issued appointed to the Rev. Stephen noon. wants to settle the Kashmir dis today sharply criticizing the ma rope for a “first-hand ex Stryjewskl. It wiH be at 8:80 a.m. Wotkiere CQiuplete wiped out along with all fresh pute peacefully and in conformity terialism of both East and the ploration” of changes behind The Rev. August Krauce of Hart supplies of food and water. Governor Ribicoff arrived at ih* with international law and U.N. West, hailed the forthcoming cen The survivors confined to shel state control center In time to the Iron Curtain. ford will conduct the service this Some Road Oiling decisions. tennial Jubilee of Lourdes and ^A xui Manafieid calle^. on the ad Sunday. / ters to avoid the dangers of the make a surprise visit to a briefing The statement said Eisenhower called for a Christian renewal in being conducted for the CD head ministration to abandon what tie Highway Department em SHOP HALE'S FOR THESE VALUES! radioactive fallout of the two assured the Prim'e Minister that modem society; ■aid ia its policy of "Irresponalbla. ployes working In the South Shid "bombs.” quarters staff' by Dana 8. Merri- Pakiatan'a request to purchase The encyclical Irtter, addressed fear” of Ruaiia and ahlft to on* havo finished oiling M t Nebo PI.. The "bombs" burst-at 4,000-feet man, state operations officer. U.S. surplus food grains would be to French cardinals, archbishops of "positive action for peace.'.* Comstock Rd., Arvlne P t , . and over Burlington, about 14 miles In a short speech, the Governor given sj'mpathetic and quick con and blriiops, contained onq of the FOR RENT west of Hartford, and Derby, about prsised the' efforts of the volun The Senator criticized Dulles for f nad 16 mm. Movte Projeeiofa Line S t ANOTHER SHIPMENT! sideration as soon aq continuation Pontiff’s - severest criticisms of denying American newsmen per- They have also Completed oilliig FAMOUS BRAND SHEETS AND PILLOWCASES 10 miles west of New Haven. teers slating that he was sure Con of the program has teen approved men and their morals. It was dated mUsion to repqrt "first hand’’ on aoMnd or sOent, also SS mm. State CD Chief of Operations necticut had one of the most effi oBdb projoeteiw on Porter St. and the lower end of by Congress.' July 2, Roman Catholic feast day developments Inaid* Red China. At G ardaer-Bt TYPE 130 FLAT TtPI 148 ------TYPE 184 Dan Merrlman, named these towns cient CD organizations In the coun- Pakistan has teen seeking three- of-the visitation i>f the—V ir g i n the same time, he said ha had VlfELDON DRUG C O . The men were working yester Rs9. 99cYd.* which, in theory, .no longer exist try. million tons of food grains, main Mary. "every confidence" . Dulles 'wlU DAN RIVER LADY PEPPERELL IJIDY PEPPERELL ed after the blasts: ly wheat, from the United States Ml Mala S t TeL MI S.6SS1 day in the Lakewood C ircle SUPERFINE MUSUN COMBED PERCALE Governor Ribicoff also partici The enclycllcSl hailed the forth "bring the Rad China press cover area. Simpson’s Fine Quality Burlington B om b- Burlington. pated in a radio broadcast from the over a 3-year period. coming jubilee celebration of age incident to a conclusion In the Regular b>A9. Regular 63.99. R eg^r 63.19. Crease Resistant New Hartford, Harwlngton, the control center. He said, in part, Trie statement promised quick near future," However, he told re 73 s 106 ...... Lourdes, where Bernadette Soiibi- $1.89 73 X 108 $2.39 73 X 108 ___ ...... $2.49 Eastern portion of Torrington, "Civil Defense proved it* useful^ consideration of Pakistan's "mlni- roux, a 14-year-oId French girl, porters, that was simply "a devout Drip'Dry half of Thoniaston and Wolcott, Regular 63.39. Regular 63A9. . Floral Striiied said the Virgin Mary appeared to hops." all of Plymouth, Plalhville, Farm (ConUmied on Page Five)' (Conttnued on Page Five) her. The grotto now la one of 'Ill* Montana lawmaker ia aa RegularM-69. 81 X 106 $2.59 61 X 1 0 3 ...... $2.69 ington, Avon, Canton, and half of A N N U ill. 8 1 x 1 6 8 ...... ^ i L . U y Catholicim's greatest shrines. The siatant Democratic leader in the Regular 63.6ik. Regular 66A9. New Britain and Simsbury com Jubilee celebration, during which Senate, and a member of Ute'Sen 90 X 108 $2.99 M X 108 $3.09 pletely wiped out with no survi millions of Roman Catholics are ate Foreign RelaUona Oommltte*. » Regular Me. 43 x 36 Caeea. Regular X CALICO vors. expected to visit Lourdes, will be In a 49-page foreign policy re CHICKEN BARBECUE 69e. 43 36 Regular 79c. 43 x u f H Q m ■Derby bomb-Derby. Ansonia, view, prepared for Senate Delivery, E a c h ...... 45c Cases Each 59c Ckuee I.... .4.---- 0...... Each OYC gin Feb, 11, 1968, and continue for •'« ^iV** •*•■' • '•■; ^ *■“ -• r '*< T*.'< * ormous ^ WHATJIfAtUEr^^ ; REG. 2fe RRST GUALITYr^ Monroe, Easton. 'Qrange. part o f Ri»man catholic Church called for freedom or. the interests of this REO. 80c IIEAVV FIRST 4)VAUTT Bridgeport, all of Milford. W e s t an "immense collective force” dur p the Check? country when w* blockade these - SATURDAY, JULY 27 GIRLS', Haven, a large part of Hamden, ing this Jubilee' year for “the state Sen. Albert Oote, Lewiston, Maine, (left), who claima the National title for ehlckan eating eastern BuropesA countrles.-as a TURKISH HAND TOWELS Htavy Woisbt Faet Cloths moat of Bethany, some p t Beacon Christian renewal of aoclety." rides in a motorcade with his challenger P. J. "Tiny" Terrill, of Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., prior to th* closed conuhunlal corporation' and-* SERVINGS AT 5 P. M., 8 P. M„ 7 P. M. GIRLS'SUMMER Falla, part of East Haven with merely seethe in 'the. Juice of .«tur The world today, he ■ said. "Of Maine broiler featival at ^Belfast, Maine, today. Terrill is "eure th* south will rise again”, but Cote own moral indignation." I AdolU fl«25 Children Under 12 85c. dealt with by leader* of the Feder fers many Just motives for IsglU- Just can’t see how anyon* can top hit recent perforihanc* of eating 36 broUara. Comblnad weight He aaid the United StotW imd FOR TICKETS CALL TRACTY BROCK. MI 3-5786 3 ""$1.00 6 " " $ 1 . 0 0 COTTON SKIRTS I July 13' Hampered by hitch- al Civil Defense Administration mate prtdc and a8curity.” But, he of both ia Over 800 pounds. (AP Wirephoto). eastern EurojMan aatenit* people - When you eee the quality of these towel* '(FCDA) 'and the Office of Defenae added, '"it knows also a terrible Site* 7 to 14. yd. Reporters Say ,es, delay's and admitted foul-ups, hav* mors to gain "if w* extend you will nunt to boy plenty. R'hlte, green, SoUd colors in bine, pink, green, white and ( the Civil Defense forces of Oper-- Mobilisation'iODM). tempUtlon of materialism." ' our commardialf our diplomatic Moe. pink and roae.. TTS,!!.- T\r struggled todey About 6.000 more government of "tW i materialiam ia noi only and other contacU with each RtouUr $3.98. NOW / I f t I k o n i 1 ■ J. C S l against a maks-teliev* nuclear ficials and key workers Will Join found in the condemned philosophy Violent Storm $2.99 (communism) that rules the poli country at that region as tha oc- HALE’S CHARMHOUSB iholocauat. Its enormity grew by week-long exercise on Monday. Sen, Russell Urges easltriv presents itself, rather than tics and economy of one part of REG. 49c MARTEX GIRLS' From 30-odd Washington agencies by attempting to deal with thesa What A Value! I The presumed "enemy” who they will report to 30 emergejv humanity. It also pervades th* lovt Rages Tlirough Turkish Towol ERsouiblo Curbs to Fail itfmmnay whose. rutn,ltfe brtgtedif- peoplea a*, a mass, in the abstract, swept across the North Pol* yes redSSBari' centers in and from ater." "BLOHER” DISH TOWELS With' Uncroa Reinforced Selvagei PLAYSUITS terday with H-bomba to spare and states. iag according'te the dimensions of Saturday-Last Day of Rogular61.lt. modem enterprises and , which, As a "fltet step," he said I>u]- Sizes 7 to 14. London. July 13 (A'l—Both Sovet ■iipersonic bombers to- deliver There they will fashion an econo Chicago Area les "might see fit to visit thosa Bath SIxe ...... O O v Beautiful calico striped 6oral prists ia light and dark grounds. theiri had "smashed" at least 163 my of simulated control* and r a alas, is a detemiining motive |or so Just wash them and hang On kanger.v and British correspondents cover many deilterations Uiat weigh "up countries of eastern Europe where Regular 69c. vital U'.S. targets. tioning. Chicago, July 18. (Ari—Torrential Regular $2.98. NOW $199 ing the U.N. disarmament talks An early-morning buUetin said The Operation- Alert planners, It on the lives of people. Washington, July 13 Saii.fralaed to a Senate vote late Tuee- he feels it may te useful to' go and . 4 "” $159 Hand S ia e ...... 49c rains, violent .tylnOa arid lightning to bring back a report to th* Rf gn|ar 39c. were pessimistic today about any "counties* lives" were savsd by became clear today,- had . handed "If is experienced in the cult of, Russell (P-Ga) urged th* Sen day on a motion by Sen. Knowland GIRLS' agreement being* reached on end the Civil Defenae teams a king-size ate today to strike, out of the Ei (R-Calif) to bring the bill up for tore into ClUcago and suburbs last people of th* United State* oa Fhce Cloths...... 25c nationwide Civil Defense measures. what is actually going on in ing nuclear weapon teats. But tens of millions were ' lost problem. The total of theoretically (Continued on