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, .vv’iL N ' :. • J. . ■y ir . __ ,9 ■•• . . Arenige Daily Net PreiM Run i^C B TWELVI 8AKJRDAY, JULY €, 1M7 For Bia Week Ended 1 Th* Weather > f i June 8; 1887 1 Fereenat af 0. 8. Wantba* Bnrann 1 iiaturlifKtpr lEnietting IS^ratii 1 --r-— - - "” 1 12,540 1 Warm, humid tonight and lM*8>il a reitabls adult parent like your l E u n 1 day, ahowera and aentterad About Town self.. who will know what to do GENERAL ■Msoiheg of the AndUt 1 denAewers. Low tonight 88-7C; 1 r ' .y when the baby wakes up unex Planners Get . . Barcav of Oroalatiea 1 Hlfh TiMNidAy nmr J Heard Along Main Street pectedly, or little Jane gets a tum Mancheater—A City of Village Charm Phillip Harriaon, vice chairman my ache. Business Bodies T V SERVICE t at the* town's ne?» Parking Author Andony^Som^ The following day your sitter Apartment Bid ...... —i— ity. will speak to the Rotary Oub Days C4 OK ''*■ ^ phoqes the bookkeeper and your Nights V*sw3 PhiB Parts VOL. LKXVL NO. 2M (FOURTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, JULY 8. 1957 Tuesd^ night at the Country records are. debited with 3*4 hours The Town/lMaAning Commission (Classified AdVertlsihg m Page - PRICE FIVE CENTS Club. His topic wtll'be. "The PoW' Itw Cow Juice Roll fbuainasi x call rouaea tham —not money, and the sitter re Lee Wood Jr. has been appoirit-^politan’s staff of alnioet 28,000 TEL. sa S-548t era and Responsibilities of the The Connecticut Milk Producers from bad in Ih ^^etd tit night and ceives 3H hours of credit, or what ed to, hli second term as Dlrbctor field representatiy** In the United hss scheduled a public hearihig for ParkU^g Commission.” Assn. (CMPA). has come up with aanda tham out' to anap a picture ever amount of time *he put in. ^ of the Better Home Heat CounclL States and Canada.' July 18, at 8 p.m. to discuse a pro a new slant in advertising to reach of a Are. Moat of the clubs are formed of Mr. Usk was recently promoted Wood served as Secretary of the f.'om the .position of Assistant posed apartment development on Manchester AuziUaiy Police a segment of the population of our All of which la" fine. But an In- young couple* who do not have .Council during past years and was land adjacent to the Parkade on Cars Kill will meet tonigti* a t 7 o’clock at State. On radio and television,, the cklenf this week Indicatea' that parents pr reiatlves'ln town. - Manager -to the position of Field recently awarded T certificate of Training Instructor in the Field W. MiddD) Tpke. Mt. for traffic assignment CMPA runs advertisements aimed mayba they ought to pay a little appreciation for Kis service tb the durtngNew York City. ' Neil EUlis, president of the Oiben 423 over On« of The •HeTAld*i co-publlsh* Manor Oorp, informally discussed Kasper in U. S night at 7;80 In the Auxiliary a fast "bop" tune, and say. In part, with her IS-mohth-old daughter Wood Co. of Manchester and is room at PoOo^ Headquarters for that Ifa the "thing" to do-drlnk era was driving along W. Middle to' a neighborhood grocery and Robert McCormick, 154 New with the Commission the poesIbUlty discussion of a program for the milk. Such lines as, “coot it man, Tpke. Wedneaday afternoon when proceeded with her shewing, a Bolton Rd., hie been promoted to of a zoning change from Residence t lanes of the year. drink milk” and phrases of'“rock, he noticed fire anglnaa fend a poUcc watchful eye on the tot. the position of general Une fore A to Residmee C Zone on land west crulter in front of the home of one man 6f Yhe Manchester branph of of the Parkade. Weekend ■V rock, roll, roll, drink. Copneclicut -She didn’t watch closely enough, or The Herald’s' photographers. the Connecticut Power Co., ac A picnic for: members of Sunset fresh milk," stimulate the desire of however. Ellis ssid that, it was hi* inten PINE this set to try gome of this vita- Fire "had broken out in a wood- The proprietor has displayed, cording to Rbbert Pearson, per tion to build 42-4-room apartment By TBk ASSOCIATED PRESS Circle. Psst Noble Grands,, will be pile behind .the house, the co-pub sonnel manager of the company. ' held Monday at Mrs. Ethel Aspin- mtn-givlng foodstuff." on the floor, a *pecial divpenser buildings on the 9.4 acre tract: "rae PHARMACY- Violent deaths killed at The advertising idea points out lisher learned, and while the blase "McCormick moves Into the posi estimated cost is 3840,000. 884 Oeater St.—TaC Ml 9-8814 wall's cottage. All those planning wasn’t serious, it was enough to for rubber bails. When you pull tion vacated by Conrad A. Dwlre, least 727 persons during Hie to attend are asked to meet at th e' need for advertisers to try bring out the neighborhood ss well one ball out, another-Jails In place At the TPC meeting, Chairman to reach fhe'teenagdrs following ready for the' next *alc. 766 E. Middle Tpke. Dwlre has long Independence Day holi the Center at S p.m. a« the Sre trucks. . been transferred to in opening in Martin Alvord asked Ellis If any day period. the current crasie. The groups are Later, he telephoned the lene- The child "dispensed” the ,belli provfiiloh had been made for a rec PINE LENOX "follow the leader” types and Jhave the general engineering, depart A* always,’ traffic accidents ac Richard C, Ellihgtosi. son of man to get some of the detalle. all over the" store, underneath ment at the Wetherafleld office of reation area at that location. Ellis Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland T>. Elling to be reached in this manner. The counters and racks, while the said thkt a part of the tract which PHARMACY counted for the greatest portion of But, When questioned about the the power company. Uie ataggerihg toll, but in this holi Court Told ton. 40 Oxford S t, has been in advertisements fiKvw^been running Are. the photog said. (‘Fire ? What mischievous proprietor watched,-f»f; McCofmlck had previously, been extended in hack of the Parkade 299 E. Oeater ,8t—MI 9-08N KnoxviUe’s itiated ' into Sigma Mu Sigma, apme time now and another. Idea Are T’V enjoying the epecUcle. parking lot, near Deepwood Dr., day period the toll came far below supervisor pf sub-stations for the the predicted 535, Masonic-afflllated fraternity at has come to the CMPA officials. A "The one in your; backyard, in On the next visit to the store, central district. could possibly be used for recrea-. .Til-SEate College. Angola, Ind. He few words have been added to the the.woman carefully picked up the tion purposes. He said that he Late,reporta increased the count- • the northwest comer. Haven't you Bllghtly, showing' there were a t Jap Lured la enrolled in the* mechanical en- verses; not anythlhj^ tq do' with heard about it?” dt^enser and put it atop a The appointment of Leslie; A. would be willing tcSdiacuss uae of Civil Rights i.'ineeHng course. milk, but the insertion of the words •Juet a minute,” the photog counter, preiumatriy out of the the land for recreation after the least 423 penenM killed In motor A. Cretty of Woodbury to the poei- vehicle acehlents between S'^.m. should be a feather ip the official’s mpher. aaid. And there was a youngster's reach. tlon of manager of product devel question of zoning had been settled. hats. t pduee as he laid the pfione down When last observed the tot was llAcal time) Wednesday pnd mid By Girard opment at the Waterbury Manufac- Also scheduled /or the July 18 night Sunday, Drownings during Trial Opehis After, “drink., Connecticut fraah and went out back to look. standing tiptoe and laboriously to in g CO. plant of Chas6 Brass hearing will be an application by milk,” has been added, "and drive ■'That’a right,” he aald when he working the dispenser toward the the 102-hour period took 205 lives ' -I ■ « Copper Co. has been announced Anthony Choman for a change and another '99 died jn mlscellane- Washington, Juiy 8 (/p)— PINE PHARMACY slow." Sound advice. ^ picked up .the phone again. "There edge of the- counter where she by J. Walter Gulliksen, vice pres- from Residence 2k>ne B to Indus Knoxville, Ti»n„ July 8 #S4 CENTER ST.—BO »-g814 wae a Sre In the woodpile and. it could get St It. , • • oua acetd'enta. The government told the Su ident of the (Shase fabricating trial Zbne on property- beginning The relatively lOw traffic toll —A 27-year-old bank teller, Right Under 'His Nose . ' - burned one of the yard chaire. uivision, 230 feet South of N. Main St. bn preme Court today the Jap AeslgnraenU permitting, the avoked this comment from Ned H. who aaid-firmly, "I don’t be* OPEN ALL DAY It’s an accepted fact around The Seats Two Comfortably the west side of McCabe' St: Dearborn, president of the Nation anese woman fatally injured Herald .office that this newspaper'a photographer has since Indicated ' A certain police officer, whose Lm Wood Jr. I Ueve in mixing the radiDf,’* hfr will spend more time around Edwin H. Burkle, 727.Center S t. abutting an existing Industrial al Safety Council: by GI William S. Girard on a SUNDAY photographers will go anywhere chief-claim to fame la his ability, w'se elected senior vice president Zone. firing range in Japan was en waa chosen today *a the firrt and do almost anything to get a home. There’e no telling where a without' effort, to convert chairs also very active in the Manchester of the Society for Savings at their p.m. ' 'Driven and traffic enforremobt' good picture. . good picture posaiblllty la going to Fuel Oil Dealers Aasn. annual meeting. ttxact descriptions of the above agencies now- have demonstrated ticed to come forward and ju ro r in the landmark Civil to a mess of-sticks, recently con Nick Pencheff of Williams Oil proposals may be seen in thi Town ^ [ h t a case ihvolvinR 15'Ten- They will accept assignments turn up. sidered buying ah English Ford. , A former . assistant secretary that axtra t.fafflc voiumt and dan-' pick up scrap metal. to any part of the State without Service, Manchester, was elected Clerk’s office, anil «n»PS of the ger can be offaet by extra care and Solicitor General J. Lee Rsnkln n eR sn s and acRregatioBist But when he "eased!’ himself and vice jsresldent.of the Society, locations may be seen in. the office battnig an ej^e. F’aater Than the Hare vice president of the Better Home Burkle has been with the Society effort. Motorists and traffl* ofti- Free Bus Rides Offered Shoppers ssid "enticement snd inducement” John Kasfier. into -the driver’s seat for a trial Heat Council, and was alao ap of the Town Planning Commission. cen deserve a Mg pat on the back In drenching rain or driving snow- If you have any turUan around spin he tore his trousers. for Savings since 1922. EVERY MONDItY, Edward Royce. president of the Silver-Lane Co., and Waldo Plalated, manager of the Connecticut had an important bearing on the .He was John T. keylMlfc ^ fred's in drenching rain or driving show- the back yard don’t call on one It is aald the man k*s abandon pointed membership chairman for ^ Burkle is a graduate of. , the for a apitndid job of efficient taaih- Co., confer with Hhrerett Keith. chWrman of the Retail MerchanU Division of the Manchester government’s decision to turn over storms to" get an aiito accident particular Manchaater contractor, the current year. work. Such an achicVemenl just Girard for trial In Japanese court* of Lafoilette. Terin-, a teYrn a t PACKAGE STORE ed the idea of buying the car be Graduate School of Banking, Rut can't hglp but ntake thinga aafer Chamber of Commerce on plans for free bus transportation to shopping areas. Free bus rides will 6,000 in the east TennaasM picture. who shall remain nanieleea, to cause it is not roomy enough. Per gers University. the Hertford TUESDAY, FRIDAY be offered the public beKveen 9:30 and'10:30 *.m. during “ Manchester Dsva" July 11, 12 and 13. on s manslaughter charge. They accept.. a« being part of the help you catch them,, He doean’t haps he has a big family. Published figures for T he Man- on the highwsyO th* whola year Story on Page Three. fHerald Photo by Pinfo)... ’ . , Rankin, however, toM the court highlands. - . „ OPEN EVERY DAY want anything to do -with M y tur cheater Trust Company for six * Open Wednesdays round.” ' ^ Girard himZelf has denied he In Both sides then acceDtsd r tle, whether it weighs one' ounce Pre-Fourth Beport • months ending June 28, T957— i 9 A.M. to IS Noon The highw'ay fatalities compared duced the woman and other Japa second juror, after the ck| 9 or 50 pounds. . ^ 314,170,942.^0 now, compared with DR. E. M. ROBBINS ■ . A to th*. record traffic toll for - a nese to come forward to gather .tA.Ms4 P.Ms MRS. BUBV The foUoiwiag incident was re An explosion a tth e Esio Station 313.250,428.54—ahowa about It 7% Open Thursdays to 8 PA^ Fourth of July period of 491 set scrap. ’ , « : had been in prioress character and advisor. Ad peated to us via the grapevine. bn the corner of M an gain in assets over a year ago during the 4-day holiday in 1966. The eight Justices hearing argu-■ hour and 15 minutes. He 4s PlMty of CoM loor vice on all problema Head Seems that said contractor Sts. Tuesday had the reporters and and 28% gain over same period -of The National Safety Council, In a ments ydiicb will determine whetb-1 W. E. Coker, 67,- Louisville, the.-nearby barbers and ipassersby 671 CENTTER STREET fw ^ \Charges At A U . TIMES ings daily, g-S. No appoint stopped at a drive-in one noon for 1955 w hen'bssets were 311.055,- McHiehBstBr pre-holiday alatement. had aati- *r qirtu-d will* be tried ,by Japan \ Tcfin.. s former justice df the ment . necessary. 488 Park a aandwich. While being served, running to see what had happened. 960.54. mated this year'a'toll would reach showed considerable ihtereat in ; peace. , Oor. BIssell and Spruce Sta. St., Hartford. ALpIne 4-4M8. a prankster, who had spotted a An oVer-lnftated truck tire blew Most stghlflcant gain came H^SRESUMED SAVmOS asA LOAN 635. -this question: Was there.’as Chief! small water turtle, picked 1t up out causing no damage, except fea again in the Savings Department The over-sU total compared to Justice Warren phrased it. actual-1 sibly, the aging of a few years for On Disarming Against Malenkov By BELMAN M(MON and put it in the cab of the fel 33,967,100.07 compared, with AssocidHon 806 accidental deaths In a 3-day ly an invitation for the Japanese j, the repairer. OFFICEHOURS 1007 Main Street, Maacheelor . Knoxville, Tenn., July 8 (JP low’* truck. 1956—32i404.012.63 or up 23% In. Fourth of July holiday obseri'ance London, July 8 ,IP1 The western to come forward "and plcl* up When the contractor, came out, one year and a gain over 1955 of ih 1966, a record for the period. By BOV' BSSOYAN scrap." i —A protracted conference be opened the . door o f'h is -cab and Do Not Disturb! 79%.. ' Allies. agreed today to-press the 7 the barricades at cammunlsm, Ma.v Unseal .Affidavit ' Moscow, July 8 iJ»i--Omlnoua- where the Red flag Is raised by tween attorneys and U.S. saw the turtle, he lit out across When her young'son awoke al ‘‘Earnings were ■ .. particularly (Ooattnued on Page-Thirteen) Soviet, Unlop for an early'response Warren Indicated the c o tl7 tl Dist Judge Robert L. Taylor hill and dale. He didn't show an untimely hour of the morning, gratifying”, aaid RueadH B. Hath-, Rj*ad Herald Advs. to American proposals to lend the aounding charges piled up today th* "Soviet Union . . . our meet might decide to unseat an affidavit | up to pick up hJs truck unUl an S resourceful Manchester molher away, Preeldent. "showing- better ing* with the Soviet leSdera will submitted by the general counsel delayed the start of the«’tt;|sl JiBsl-Wdst.nUElear arms race. against former Premier Georgi result in absolute sgreeraents I ICE PLANT OPEN hour laUr. Then the. few halra a small woman—put the child than 3.2.62. per share after provid They want to find out whether Malenkov and the ao-called Anti- of the Defense-Department recit-i' lof the "Clinton 15” and'segre he has'on hie head were atahding in bed with hU father and ‘hen ing for taxes, transfers, to reserves which will demonstrate a strength Ing facta in th'e ease, including the Ingrid Meets Nikita Khrushchev's Kremlin purge party grotip ousted in the latest ening of • the partnership of the gationist John Kasper today. up like porcupine'needles. . curled up in the crib for a couple and Setting aside sufficient for will make it easier to negetiate, a Kre.iplin purge. But - (ktmmuniat charge that Japanese «scrs)> scavr I The defendants are accused of WEEKDAYS-8 A.M. to 8 P.M. of hours further sieap, current savings department inter Socialist states on all fundamental WHY wan? MMiuATf ouimri disarmament pact with the Soviet party boas Niktta' Khrushchev questions.'' engers had been lured onto the criminal contempt of court for Special Dellverif-._ A Non. est. Our semi-annual Vegular div \ Jeniiy Ann at Union: and Premier Nikolai Bulganin range fomenting racial ditordar* at Clin — SUNDAYS^ 8 A.M. to T P.M. News cornea tq papers In udusual idend was covered over 2% tins'ea.” American, British, French and flew off to Red-ruled Czecho The affidavit Is in the donrt’* ton High schom -T iarT ar wfiii ~ ways. Canadian delegates to the U.N. Dis slovakia in an atmosphere-of con WAoerjEhip ha« been considered.the DOBiMBifm the school was inUgrated. most, persistently Stalinist of the! '^District ’ Judge Joseph C. M e Several diaputad leg^ tachni- Normally when social events William E. Cooper, Benjamin rt armament subcommittee confer fidence and-gaiety. entire East Ehiroiiean bloc. CRUSHED ICE have been planned long aheid, and Hospital Notes Karpman, George L. Cohen, 'an d N lW im iS H - ence here decided on the move at The latest charge against Malen Garraghyi a^o ruled that the pro John Kaapar walks Into the court house at Knoxville, Tenn.. to caliUea were being diacuaaad ^ Originally. Bulganin and Khruah-, day for the start of his trial. He ia followed by his attorney. J. details ironed, out, the paper knows Harding J. Stephens, of the Pru Bdwln H. Biiirkle a Strategy meeting before ■ the, '5- kov came from a Leningrad p%pty posed delivery of Girard to JapSn oppoaing counaal in the judge’* IL O C K IC E Paris, Juiy 8 (/P> - Ingrid BerR- chev were to have gone to Prague Benjamin Simmon* of Washington. D. C< (AP Wirephoto). chamber*. what to expect and when toi exgect Patients Today: 177 dential Insurance Co.’s Manchester tnan had S tsarful reunion today power group resumed discussions leader who accuaed Stalin's for. by train, a 36 hour trip. They for tjrikl would, violate his con- — ^ _ _ ------r’" IC E CURES It- District, have been granted the N t- Chapter of the American Inititute recessed since Friday. rier right hamt m in -of trying to .atildtional righU, looked a t the Defenaa counsel for th* 15 CUn- ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Wil aith her daughter Jenny Ann *ti(fted.plana and went by plane, a, tdn defendant* indicated th^ But when turo cars pulled up the liam Dittrich, 95 Grand Ave., Uonal Quality Award, p n f of the of Banking, He is a member "of the B U m p R D S lindstrom — thele - first meeting For the first time Soviet Delegate force him to sign a forgery’. Thia matter of a few-hours, "niey jiyiW arfidavU. but Brt{6ipa affldavit. Warren -indicated' thla ' nent oLAsanu^tlon. te a&uaed of and delivered a picture of the bride. Underwriters' and the Life Insur 'Vermont, has been attending the iecurity -chief. Gen. Ivan A. Serov? wjll be done tP it becom -a necat-' starting th* raclaL diaordan at Bineif Street Runs East Off Main Street Thomas Lewis, 89 Finley St.; BarAma'n -went on th*, thrterro^'inirom e Seeing them off thia morning at Clinton. It seems the couple decided to Bverett Pray, 151 Prospect St. ance Agency Management Assn., annual meeting of tha MiUlon Dol plane at Le Bourget Airpdrt , officials w-ere axeef ted In Decem- zary in deciding the case., At Sta.te Theater Building jointly conferred' the award on the DELIVERED IN M A N C H E ^ Moscow airport werie most of th* House Rights Bill A grw an OiaUeage* stop off on the way from church RockvUle; Albert Wilson, 296 Main lar Round Table, at White Sulphur A* the government has done to the wedding dinner. Prudential reflresentatlve*. To Springs,. Va. (PBIOE INCLUDES HEATER) N. a/ter all th* other pasaengera had z„rin announced last week he will I " members of the newly expanded m ■ The conference laated iiaaily S t; Mrs. Josephine Taylor, Wllll- X. left, J«m y Ann .waited aboard reply to t h ^ X o sratSen ^, ! X Presidium which rules the Soviet throughout the csm, Rankin con achieve the distinction. Bedell said, the'plane. I 0 0 a—,.. —aw --- • .a- -k--... _» ceded that--qiirard was on' offkdai two hour*. Thom*# P. Gore i f mlntic; Leo Theriault, WlUlman- rpletea the preaenlatinn of his pro- Soviet orbit joined tt)e chorus of party. Former economic Mikhail Washington. July 8 —, Sen. vefinducted "In an atmosphere free NsahviUe, a membar of dafana* Long Haired Plug tlc; Ernest Fltxgerald, 17 William a life insurance agent must show W. N. Shepard'recently replaced .After 18 minutes mother •nd : poasla. ~ . damnation. In PrSgue, with G. Pervukhln. dismissed as a duty when he fired an empty that a high percentage of the poll- William McGrath as manager of cartridge caaing from hia rocket Lyndon B,. Johnson (D-Tex) fore-1 of invective and. — ' vindicUveneaa." —- — •> fn®nn»ei. aSJ* agreement had tte«i Listened to a radio program S t; David Defoase, Stafford dst^hU r emerfed and burst into Stas.Mm has put forward .plans Khrushchev and Bulganin du*. the deputy premier and demoted from cast today that the Senate,, mov He said he will be actl*'* to "pro- ‘ reached on the number of pre Monday, evening entitled, "Classi Springs; Gregory Schub. South eioa sold bv him in previous years the State Theater. amllM. However. srJudged makeup o.'flclal part)^ iuewspaper Rdde have remained hi force. Shepard, a native of Providence, MORIARTY BROtHERSi for cutting back <-onventlonal arms, full, to alternate member ot' the ing' toward a long snd politically lect the righU" of all Senator*. ;«nptory challenge*. H« aaid th* cal Music for People Who Hate Windsor: Mrs. Agnes Aldrich, and reddened eyes showed that snd armies and for a standstill on PrZvo hailed "we llquldaUon of Preaidluni in the purge, w*Z among (OoBtlmied on Page Nine) explosive battle over President both thoae who oppose the bill! «i«ten»* will have 10 and th* gov- Classical Music.” I f was a half- Vernon Trailer Court, Rockville; For Cooper,' who lives a t 75 R. I„. has been assistant to Mc both had bean crying. III* anOparty group” heaMd by those on hand, but he waa the only ” ' ! 'i ■■ N Green Manor Road, this marks the Grath for the past year, snd man 301.315 CENTER STREET--MI 3.5135 nuclear weapons. He has not yet Eisenhower’s. CiWl Rights pro and those who support it. i ernment six. hour of enjoyable listening, being Walter Kohls, 204 Maple S t; Mrs; ' Jenny. Ana, wearing a tiny red outlined the West's project for ih- Malenkov and V. M. Molotov. It one of the purge UrgeU present. • gram, will revise the House-passed Knowland said "he ; ho^a there "Some other points’’ War* dl*- almost one who falls into that MarUe Eaada, East Hartford: Hild- fifth year he has won the award. aged a tl(eSter In East Greenwich, velvet hat .apd a black and White temational inspection a g. * I n's t added: ^ Khrushchev and Bulganin went; categoiy. Might be enlightening R. I. He now lives at 23 LoaDst S t measure. can be '* vote sometime this week, cusaad, Gor* said, out he daeUnad Ing Bjorkman,.Ea*t Hartford; Mrs. "The Soviet comradely couie to down the line shaking bands and Argentina Hits Johnson, the Senate Democi-atic on his motion to take up the meas to specify' what they nrere. • for some of the local “Rock and Ida Prentice, 100 High st: Mrs. Waiter Ford. William' Slnna- (Oaatfmied Ml Faga Flee). (OMilliiDed on Page Thirteen) a country’ uitlch will naver leave Chatting cheerily before their ' de RoU" set mon, Robert Savoy and Kerwin leader, eatd he 'had no particular ure. He said lengthy session* and •TSBtingwith a.reportar In'* Edna Curtis, 270 Oak 81.; Cfalg parture. ^ i amendments hi mind. But he told propabiy a Saturday meeting *fe j corridor, Kaawr aahad how McKnight New Ijayen. Lisk, Manchester representatives Bookkeeping Baby SUUng of thk Me'tronolltan Life Insurance Behind -tliem ;ln ' Moecow, the Ven^uela for ‘ reporter* it la ''ususl'’ for amend- ahead. |.*>e lelt th* trial Would earn* out. ADMITTED TODAY." Mrs. Ra P*rty pil*d_ up It* case againat. f x 1 ' • T b menta to he offered to, auch Im Here's something new—and dif- Company, will be at Bedford, Pa., The Senate Judiciary- Commit-1 “ • '‘***’* ^ ' chel Mornsau, Coventry, t July 10-12 for a business confer Malenkov, MqI^ ov, Lazar Kagano- Helping Feron portant bills. t- « re n t—in the-do-it-yourself field. BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son vlch and the other targets of. the "■OccaalOnally,: --they will be tee, meanwhile, jgave evidence Itj (CbnUanod oa Pag* Nine) Its- a sit-for-saf arrangement to Mr. Snd Mrs. Richard Diiffy, ence with officials of the com- ‘Easy’ Word for Fall Fashions I purge. Former President Nikolai adopted.” ite Zaid in expanding a intends to keep the Senate’s own I whereby young couples can get panv at the' Bed(prd Springs i Shveriilk joined Khruabchev in the Civil Rights bill pigeonholed fo r! Bast Hartford; a daughter to Mr. Hotel. By SAM 8UMMERUN previous ^ remark ' that ^ "amend- reliable, adult babysitters' by pay and'.Mrs. Harry McCavanaugh, 85 BRING THE YOUNGSTERS , top-level condemnation. In tlw Buenna Airea Tiii-u a im ' h>6Wt* will be offered and adopted.” some time. Today it discussed an j ing In "time” rathei’ than money, Wells ? t ’ These local men all had excep II1U k lb* first af five artieka wake of thi*, a Leningrad party bP ? ' T y r Sin. Knowland . ( R-Callfi waa anti-trust bill and Chairman East-1 and clubs are springing up In dif tional sales and service records *■ Mm faU faahian ahawlaili Uik flclal insisted Malenkov tried to tin* and Venesuela closed their ready- to move later in the day to land ID-Miss.) zaid the committee ferent parte of. the country. b ir t Ti STODAY: A daughter to lagt year and are among the top- next week ex)>ects to Mr. and Mrs. Donald M<^herson, week ta New -Veirk. force him to be party to a forgery. | erobaaal** In each othej:'* capitals bring the bill actually before the "take up aU ' Bullediis It functions something like this: ranking members of the Metro- Senate. .But Kqowland, the Senate .. , * Let’s say you need a-babysitter to 243 McKee S t; a daughter to 1^,, ...... *9i . The alleged coercion attempt today In a feud ovZr ousted dictrtor from 'ihe AP Wires and Mrs. RobeiT Hayes, Wapping, By DOROTHY BOR took pISM in Leningrad In 1949 (uidt Juan D. Faroo’* actJvltle* in Vene- Republican leader, has not closed ,. Southern foes of the legUlsUon; night from 7:Sb to 11. You call the (.\P Womea’s Editor) the door a i^ n s t Changes in the ready to spring to Oie at- ctub,!s bookkeeper a ^ make your DISCHARGED YESTeRDAY: apparently-WM part Of the cGM in i •uMi. New York. July 8 (#)—A* New Which aeyeral. top Qommuniata ‘ k;** v HouZe blU. j Uck as soon ss KnowlaHd made a r request. As soon as he or phe lo- Mrs. Rose Berk, Andover; John • Terms CaUed ’Vlclou*’ , nidtion to bring the' bill to the SECRETS BREACH CHARGED cates a cJub sitter, you are npU- William*. Veriion; Miss Nancy PR INCE I f TorB deaignata today opened a hectic week of fall showings for Sen. Russell (D-OS) and other 11*'®*”'- , ' New York, July 8 e(ually before the : “ *"• (Coatiaued ou Page Five) hill, said he hopes Senate for action. agenta. UJi- tera chant) S' chonia. Atty. Paul W. Williams identified ' It’a tru* that' th* predom'inant .\y . irmIftiMM'Argentina T>MtVtaa-charged ♦#* Venesuei* was J i S tT AolOUJfl jdi^d tAiCDUke up un *th th® **hilil*e*^*" bin can (Continued on Page Thirleen), the couple as George Zfattdvsl^ 'Silhouette for fall ta th* unfitted permitting Peron to mastermind a 47, and Jane Foster Zlaterald. 4Il IWESTOWM sack, -arith. the belt added merely campaign of subversion and terror DONt THROW ’EM AWRY S A FTE M I as surface- deepration and prob- against provisional President Pedro ALL-S'i’AB HURLERS NAMEB ■■PHARMACY ■ ! ° ably at th* hlpltne.. But ^Wnga JVews Tidbits Aramburu's government from hla St. Louie. July 8 18R -enlta* sa t Hartford Rd.—Ml 9-S946 Yoa can get many extra milea of wear in aren’t as . bad aa they a*«n. On exile in Cbracuz. Amaburu Buanlag, Detrait rigktlUHliaar. ■f wbicb needs no water? tho*^ akjm* If you brltag them to ns for re the tall, xtring-bean woman, the Called, from AP'Wires charged P*ron and hia' followers wlU start for tke Aiaartra* pair. - ”Moe repairing of the better kind sack looks good. And for her short have' "woven a tremendous In e Dies; Ixagvie ' and Curt flimninns.' :OPEN: for over 46 yenra." Work done while you er. more rounded slaters tharc kre trigue around Venezuelan authori- Philadelphia lefthander ' the OR “How o4tn you savo monay on storo wait—or while you abpp.-* plenty af outfits with conventional Merjden and other firemen ez- , National League tetaaertmr in waisUinas, but not squeezed in to tiaguish 5-daj wodd blaze atop: Venezuela alleged ArgenUne the. sllrer' anniveraaky ADrStar •nd jpffloo air oondUtoning with C artiar?’ “Shoe Repairing of the Better Hind for Over 46 Yenra.” the )>otnt of auffocatlon. aa.-has Mt. Lamatatlon .... Truman Li-' had {Hotted to kill poUUcal Widow of President knseliail gaiM. Banning has.a i^ A L L DAY- been true In the not too distant brary which o{>ened for one day T?. ,F*** In that countrj’. Foreign 10-2 record and Slnnnons'^iB 8-4. — n o w a t 23 o a k s t - yesterday ie riosed until September “ '"liter Jose Loreto Arismendi SAM YULYES ' post. , ■ .< ’ Northatnplan. Mass.. July 8 (4*1; hlauager Casey Stengel ef the If you want "cool customers”—or an efficienf office’ Just A Step From Main Street—In Front Of Pii^ell Parking, Bathing' . Fur Aeoenta' lor oataioging fornster President’s «z»*rted th# rupture was American League Mid Billy keal irfficial papers,. ' - I provoked by- the Argentine ,*m- Mrs. Calvin CooU.dge, 78, widow of i. Loes (8-4) of Baltimore, a for> staff—try the one ort the right, the Carrier Air- iSUNDAYi Open 7 AJH. «o 6 PJtf.—Op«b All Day Monday. . Biggest news- 6f the fall col BlHy Grahairi 'preaches to 7,000' ’'"'•♦■dor In Caracas, .Geq.-Carlos the 30lh president of the United^ lections lies In'color, fabric and a mer Brooklyn Dodger, probiaMy Cooled Weathermaky. in New York City’a Central Park;. Toranzo Ifontero, because he had States, died today., -i will be his second pitcher, with record crop of. fur' trimmings. Ghouls steal t30-pound tombstone been . refused ' an audience with Falling health a heart con-j' Everything from chiffon dance lefthanders Billy IHerce (12-8) Itcools without water I ' . ' and Summer off grave of legendary U.S. Mar Venezuelan President Marcos Perez ditlona. more recently complicated | and Bobby Shawts (8-1) ef h is-- . dresses to town suits coma with shal- Wyatt Earp at California Jimenez. by,a kidney ailment - ■ had limited ‘ own New 'York Yankees ready . their own fur aocenta thk falL Argentina Foreign Minister Al- her activity, in recent years It'needs no water supply, to installation is simplified. cemetery. ,••.• M_ * —*______• *3.^ for later d_uty. And operating costs go down. 7%e dance dress may hava a fluffy A m erii^ and Australian arrive > f®"*® ert study Of a " ''Investment Analysis." ThCre's also news -in daringly; ity- system to control a moratorium ... AT HOME, TOO! new expoaurea in after-6 fashions... Nehni tays friendly approarh be- A * 1 While subtly avoid.lng all but the on nuclear wenimn testa. Tlmy- This is a simplified method for comparing hot- ^ Id e r designers, auch aa Ceil tween nations and "progress on (he -l*9.v IM I x lI u O M C ' edgis of the limelight that'forever sald’ Soviet -Delegate Vaieriaa lines of disarmaqient" needed a^ to: ; - ' R ! Wbeatsaa*b. •tvvev.aLupoii *Lm. the presidency,a.I M. — she suc weather losses in your store or Office against the Chapman, Oleg Caasinl and Lula Zorin told- today’s Uidted Na- Eatevea, aUsh the neckline to th e! . ease world... tension . . : Funeral-serv-; London. July 8 ,4b ^ r o p o 'i !"*?*'*-I"ceeded in adding to the tiona'" Disarmament subeoaintit-' cost of air conditioning.. It's fcin tp go out for DAIRY OUEEN waiaj on, some of their allthery ! ! ices will be held tomorrow /®''| known heatwave deaths soared' of her Jaconic husband. tee'meeting here: "To bring ex •— but just os m ueb o trocit ot black crepe dinner dreseea wlthj David A. Gimbel who died yester-1 to j3o todav? In an era fn which, frugality perts together kr a waale of . You may find that a Weathermaker doesn’t cost— long.. tight aleevee making. them ; day ,o( cancer. time.” it i»ysl , hom oright from your own aeen] even more startling. These, French J) L^. ■ of course, are worn witli built-in K«ri» IKE MAY SEE CAPE fa**sorj Stop b y — stock up with Maas) Washington, July '8 (4V-Th* We’ll he fflad to rush you a copy. Give us a call; biA*- n utging Algerian'independ-! r""'' >your t>AlRY QUEEN fororitfs Slender, draped, peg-top sheathe, being penurious. White House Indicated.- today No obligation, of course. .luiually In crepe, also may have ence. . . Nineteen, persons, in- .^.v that President Elscahower haa to d o y l , " CHOICE iUILDING s It ES FOR SALE eluding eight policemen. Injured in ‘ ” Bhe brought toi -her* marriage a ; . hemlines trailing the Gpor In back Detroit street tights that developed *^fi®*n Inmatk died in * night good background of intalllgence picked a vncatlon site, possibly •. iht. cAiev oottN NanoHAi ocvfibeMfwr ca but slashed above the knees in j and education, but - always de-. In a New England are*. Prana ' COHAGES^OR RENT AND ^ E ON EASY TERMS 'lo u t of police efforts to,stop w hat:,?' hon-or at a home fpr the aged Secretary James C. '.Hagerty ' HOMI-rAK OlUT:.' front. The cult pt the uneven hem -! j.Uie.v call imaulhorjzed street el^rly and ferred to her husband's polittcsl line reaches its peak in the fall * ! gathering in Negro 'district. under treatment Jjfjr. heart all sagacity. Disclaiming any knowl-: ^ told a news conference ( t a t OflIRV QUEEN OFF ROUTE 44—26 MILE^S EAST OF MANCHESTER—ASHFORD,* CONN. fashions of Estevez, the handsome ; Millions of Moslem faithful be- iienta or other infirmities. All l^ g e of how a government should' Elsenhower vsk) two weeks agn young Cuban Heeignar whose i "The Great Giveaway. ' that’s what designer Oleg Cassini calls but two were women. Th* death* he run,, she refrained throughout! he hoped t® be able to get away D A m y QUEEN NO. 1 I gin SHisy- Bairam feast amid calls some place "to-the northward” ' .'-; A&W , 800- HARTEXiRD BD. " frankly a*xv gown* Have captil thia evbning-gown In rtiby red satin. "Oiveaway" i>r net. It •for Arab unity to face “mounting v.’cre amon^ 38 in Italy blamed on: his lifetime from comment pn pub- . rated the'Imagination of American . curve* up above the ankle in front and the silm atraplaaa sheath threat of Imperialism" in Africa the heat.' , ^ . •* lic.aeffairs. of Washington. He did say la r*e - OWNED and OPERATED BV I sponse to questiona, haweveri-,--.) AELAN B. COE JR. woman all over the countrj’. hak a buttoned panel effeeV A wide collqrad stole 1* tightly I and disputed Gulf of AqkbZ. In -the Milan induatriaf area,; Grace Anna;Goodhue, who'was rile- reporter nnlee a comeback' belted a t the waist and float* floor-length pahela away ffom the P^aldent EUsen^iower expresses] factories s)iut dunn at noon for,m arried at 26 to th* serious, red-j .that Secret Service ageart* lmnf;>fe” | . REFRlGERAtlOH CO. DAIRY QUEEN NO. 2 ARTHUR A; KNOFLA Sale* Agent figure. The gown ia among th* fall faahiona previewed by 300 been cheeking “quIU a .tof eg. ' ^ 807 BUDDLE TURNPIKE WEST ' y ’ ■ ) 3ANOWICH deep regret over dZatk'of Mrs.1 ' — - ’ 1 -. ---- - • . 1 143 W. MIOOUE TURNPIKE Dtf*tT-TOe COM «C Fag* Xhnaj. members of th* naUbn's fazbion praia. (AP Wlrepboto). Oatvla Coolidge. . . t places” la flie'O a^ Oodt''Mll08A - - OWNkp ao4 OPEBAXEIABy *»MAINST.,MANCHiSna. TO.. Ml 3-5440-ISI Mf3t (Coattaned aa Page llu**). (Coattaued oa Page Five). MBS. CALVIN.OOOUDGB YlclaiQr. ..J.:'"': MIT-1237 - ^ AIL ELKIN r- ■.. . ' ■ \ ' r - i I ■ ■ I .', ")• f-. ' »1 "' '' ' k
/I F A C E T W O MANCHESTER EVENING HERAtP, MANCHESTER. CONN. MONDAY, JULY 8, ,1967
Ion are'sick... I cams not to esH the Deposits Up 6% righteous, but slnnsra Hip call .to MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN- MONDAY, JULY-9, 19$7 PAGE TipiMi^ the righteous will be In vpin until EASTWOOD -■■■ V', ■k'y'' ^outsat Home Silk Town i/ At Savings Bank they realise Uielr unrighteousness. SheijDwold on Bridge AnOy oritntk ■ "How righteous are you? Hla iairM a Naal ' Rockville-V ernbn Hffips Yds OvffreoM* ^s: ’ From Pioneer Deposits in th« Savings Bank call and His forgiveness continual “The Rides on Bus - ZB A to Hear , ‘Easy’ Word for FaU Fashions ly seeks you, but you must also A F U 8 Local Stocks Notes^ Quotes^ of Manchester have Incret^d by' strive after It.” ATTEMPT AT SAPVTV South dealer-'- InTli« HalUday FALSE TEETH laUiifton, July t (Spk. Some women's necks look l^Test Hill Lake, Camp Pioneer ia ia WlUlam Forbw of 231 McKee dividend of 5335,148.74 wae distri way on a hot night were too much Bast put up the ten, and South SOUTH in. CatHa put up six "Welcome t(f Manches Suit SilhoifettM buted to over 25,000 aceounte qdes.. South shows that you .havo good club of Tolland Tpke. in industrial zone; ino Trigere. lines with a fabric underlay and 'TEL. 5P 5-8868 Abrahamson, Donald Krowchonko S a v i n g s Bank of Manchester . chairmen of the city Itecreation buried under a stone, wall and soon as out-of-tmyn buses reach Tra\%lers ...... 83 87 The all-one-color costume is im det of the Elks, Edward Edgar will nesses and State Policeman Keq would be' able to r e ^ n the leeid s iq ^ rt and smnewhat more than Manchester town limits,' and bus .the Bolton town line on the north other devices to keep the wearer ' 87 EAST CENTER ST. and AlHn Hanson. passed its first anniversary on and make hla contract with the MANCHrSTCR "Board.' The half-hour mnyle has WAmed help in' digging t him out. V Publlo'UUII^ portant for fail, with sheies, glovea, from being hobbled. be .the acting exalted ruler. Gaudet neth Tripp as the referee \bho soon a minimum opening bid.. Avoid a been (uldecl fe the prograirNby the transfers issued for inbound trips aide of New Bolton Rd. in Resi AMBULANCE SEKVIOK The S ^ ts are all membera of February 26, and after 18 months rect of the clubs. Dnivc 9nTtiodthf Daflty allegedly broke two Conn. P6\wer ...... «4D 42 , dence 2toiie A A ; the north aide of is taking a trip Wast to Oallfomia of operaUon has deposits totaling brought the proceedings to a h a li rebid In no-trump with one of the Junior Chamber of Commierce, windows in the Amco Tool and will be honored. Buses will nm on Troop -98 In this town and while with his famUy. He is . the local the pair left their can and etarted As It han>ened, howevsr, Wtet unbid 'suite wide open. regular routes and schedules. Ctonn. Light A Power 174 194 Camp Meeting Rd. and the east bur Cross Highway in Rural Resi 51 % million. With Henry Crippa serving as chkir- Dte Co. While searching for an Hartford Elec. Lt. ... 55 57 .for a variance in the buUdlrtg line at the camp worked to develop lodge delegate to the Bake Cqpven- to.alug It out couldn't afford to let the nine of (Copyright 1957, General Fea ENDS TONIGHT -man.. ' ■ ' ■ > John Rogers, cahirman of the side of Finley St. in Rural Resi dence Zone. ' - to erect a canopy. The church la As of June 29, total assets, club# go through. He covered with alarm. Hartford Gas CO? .... 37 4 404 skins leading to second, flrat and tlon on the cosst., . . Mai^ Kria- Referee Tripp niade no decision tures Oorp.) V.. , A family awimming period..will Manchester Days Committee, has dence Zones; and the east side of Jarvis will be presenting four ad at the corner of N. Main and North M^er-clasa Scout fink. ‘t - t the Manchester Savings amounted the ten of clube, and dummy won Police said Daile^ was apparent So. New England ' . toff of 'Vernon, a member of the I to the winner. ^ He said each in- be held at the-m(mici|rai''PooMn- anno.unced that Manchester* Days S. Maid St. near Line St. in Rural ditional petitions before the ZBA Sts. to Bustiless'Zone III and Res A typical day for the boys at to 538,635.851.97. with, the queen. ly (Ufecte'd by drinking after tak Tel...... 37 39 Residence Zone. ■’ , ' ' Barnard. School faculty, has been Qicted acme bruTsea on the other. HenrjrPark froni 'T:20 to 8:20 p m. ing ipedictn^ but -was not intoxic banners will bs' distributed through tonight. He will be asking a special idence Zone C. • Pioneer began with revetUe at 7:1S added to the Miancheeter Trust -The State Policeman added that Betnnis to Hand on a trial baala."'The final twim- out Manchester's shopping areas, Manufacturing Companies .Other Sign Btda Mra. Lillian Rubin. 108 Weaver a.m. Some campers .then braved Squth returned tq< assistant to the Rev. Carl Olson at *‘When the quality of a product led the deuce of cluba West was "WEST FOINT N ig h t P e o p l e Or over may register for the Bonney. 46 West 8l.; Mrs. Francli, At 130 in Europe Manchester Trust Co., a Sign.at IS - Bantly’a . Service Center, 331 Mesick and aon, Simsbury. Torrington ...... 25 27 garage to the side of a dwelling by a siesta during which the camp Emanuel Lutheran Church, now Is is to be determined, It Is compared By Noisy Plane trapped, with J-4 under dummy’s STORY" classes. ' Main St. in Busine.sa Zone II; Rog Main St., In Business Zone III, wit] rather than-to the rear. A request •ottor Protnetion ers worked at crafts, wrote let a iToiomiiMC Musoi uoi nnam uM U.S. Env’lp com 26 /28 locked. Ground for a new church, with an ideal. Alao, ciunparison ie A-5-3. South fine^ed dummy's 4AME8 OAONEY Rural Program Council Meeting (Conttnued from Page One) U.S. Env Ip pfd. l l 13 er Olcott, a sign at 403 W. Center request ^^rrolasion' for' a repairer’s for a 2-room linderaiud 'apart ters, Sind rested. S t in Residence Zone A A ; and of which the Rev. Mr. Ahdereon is used with regards to human, rela Wolcott, July 8 (m—State Po five of clubs and-ran the rest of DORIS DAY A t Vernon Elementary School,. ' At a meeting -of the Common iicetise, and Paul Tongreil will re ment a 701 Main St. in Business ' Afternoons, the boirs entered Veeder-Root ...... 48*^-- 484 Michael Orfltelll, a sign at Warren , Lalonno-SihrontniR istor, Wap broken last week. Ta; tions; when we look to ourselvea the sqU. He' thus-made ten easy A 2-week program started today, Council tonlghl. Mayor Herman four - hours a* an emergency. The above quqtatlons are not to quest permisstoh for limited in Zone in will be requested by the swimming contests or took off on lice Capt William Grilber has G. Olson expcT/ts to present final and S. Main Sts. in Residence Zone Sr, ah old friend of the late Wl^ll we find that we measure our suc- tricks. ■ - / . WED.i Kirk Douglas under the direction of Ernest E. measure. ' •< be ponstrued as actual markets. dustrial use for a building on the Brainard Realty Co. Assoclotos speciM hikes with destinations Asimua, for years city editor of cecs in terras of how we compare system for fimUng little lopt boys If South had tried to take the • -LUST FOB LIFE’*. Weeks, senior counselor. plans Jor the proposed City Hall. Bolton town line at Lake St. hidden in secret, sealed orders. VoK About M pbcMns died in Austria The Herald, is k bridge expert . with aomeone else in a Similar wake ’em up. three top clubs to begin with. West MARILYN River of Thf Vernon .Square Dance Club The city's new headquarters will PlinUand will request an exten Building Line Yxriunce The first patent on a aewing ma leyball. softball, and boating were "WAY TO THE GOLD" be constructed by Abraham Rosen yesterday white' bathing. Count sion o f pormisslon to maintain a Ml 3.1155 on the evening schedule, followed Preston Sage, record cleijk in the category. For example, when we Capt Gruber was piloting the woTild-have been in position to win has presented playground equip A request will be submitted by chine was granted to John Green- Production Department of the look for leaderehip, we are incllhed State PoL'ce helicopter over^ the the fodrth .club. 'Ihen a second M O N R O E No Return ment valued at to the echool. berg, New Haven developer, as less others collapsed. In down^ Jack-Jill Shower sigh on the norPi side of the Wi)- the Second Congregations^ (Jh'urch nough in 1842. by prayer time, tape, a day-closing 5100 part of a shopping center project hymn, and, finally, bed. Hartford Bllectric Light Co., celer to consider our own qualltlea as WUbuc Cross parkway yesterday, spaite lead through the dummy CHILDREN Ucludln'g a ping pong table and tpivn Vienna a young woman, brated 45. years of service on July they measure with those of other watching traffic, wheivhe heard a would have defeated the contract. on the Recreation Field and Peer aipparently heat-stricken, w a s BecepOen Planned, set, a croquet set and a badminton _ Held for Couple L He resides at 21- Courtland St. individuals. , , broadcast ordering a detail of Dally Question set. The club will alaosspohaor a less Mill property. rushed to a first aid station after reception will be held at the • A • . Mayor Oison said he will also 'What 1 w’ant to point oiit la state police to look for 4-year-old ..You have opened the bidding square dan<~ nrogram for children disrobing on the strebt. Mias Marcis Nelson. 254 W; Cohi^tegational Church social WnXIAM FOBIIBS Successor to the retired Leon thia that, with .regards to bur spir Rodney .Willette, missing from hla with-one diamond, and partner has IBCnBBHiBHM'. on Wednesouy mornings during present a plan for the Lottie Fisk Budapest was '.hort of- water. roomsror Dr. and Mra Allison Ray Memorial Fund and a method for High 8t., and Charles Braun, 198 Holmks ks Manchester correspond' itual endeavors; thers ia but One parents’ home here. respm ide<^o clubs. The oppon July, with Earl .lohnstort, teacher Siiphltes failed altogether in some High St„ were recently honored Heaps 'nuuei^y from 7:30 to 9 1 work . . : It waa srhile still in eftt for The Connectpr, official pub with whom we can compare our He flew over to Wolcott and cir ents pass, ahd.ff is up to you a ^ n . and caller. In charge. ' . " . carrying out the plan. The Fisk higher parts of the Hungarian p.m. All H\mh members and Scotland that Forbes first became Fund is for recreation purposes. with a surprise Jack and Jill lication of the .Cteinecticut Power life, namely, the life of our Lord: cled low o ^ r the area around the You hold: SpHdes A 9, Hearts A small fee is being charged for capital. shower at the summer home of friends ere InvjM . ' I Ibtereated In band work. For four Co/, Is Mias Patricia Orr of 21 Where do we stand 7 How righteous Willette home. 9 6 2, Diamond A K-J 6 5, Club the rural Vernon program, which The Council Is expected to vote West' Germany reported seven Dr. Heaps hsFmffved the churchlyeafs he was a membar of the Maple St. Mias Orr completed five are you 7 -o on the plumber s code taken up Hiss 'Ann'. ZIto, Cresce'nt Beach. 'ihe sound of the helicopter en K 5 4. Whdt do you say? 11 Conducted by residents, headed heat stroke deaths and several Nlantlc.'N, as Interim pastorNyor, the past [world fmnous Seaforth Highland- years of service with the Power To be righteous does not mean Answer: Bid three clubs. Ihis by Charles H. 'Brown. at the last meeting, and to. con drownings In the last, few days. gine awakened the- lad. Mleep In sider ' hiring Bowe Albetteon As year. The largect oaiM that ever era of Smtland. Although he plays Co.-on May 1. Holmea, who retired sserely to be goo<). but rather to be the woods not far from the house. About 60 children. attended the A severe thimderstorm ended the 4 Hostess^-for the shower were join ^ the church jmlind a few both the bagpipes and drums, he on May 1 after 47 years, was one right with God, when judged by program this morning. Weeks said sociates for expert advira In an hot spell .in Berlin, but intashed 'Miss Joan Tyta and Mrs. Blaine He ran home to tell Mommy and effort- to obtain the Rockville montns ago and another e l ^ will hasn’t been called upon for a num- of the original correspondente for Him. There is only one way for you Daddy all about the "big, noisy children who have not already Windows and blew the roofs off Pallem. co-workers of the bride- unite with the church befbn he-jber at years to dd either.' It’s The Connector and served since and me to be so quaUfled an4 that reglstertti may do M at the-open Water ahd Aqueduct company for elect at the Oonnbcticut" Power X plane.” A IR CONDITIONFO municipal ownership. * some houses. One person was killed leaves. Dr. Heaps will' preacBsMa { strictly drum major for the husky 1948, when the publication flrat Is through the Savior. • ^ ifo o Bveryda/' ing of the eeasitm at 9 a.m. tonior- and nine injured. Co.,, Manchester. final sermon for this year JuIy'TlJ man with .the rugged Celtic fea- came off the press, until May 1 . . . However, we are too often in AU row^ -Tba- 2rhour .mbrnlng [Eeiiion No City C o u r t* . Lightning struck the American- .\A' picnic lunchon wim/-served 'The minister-elect, the Rev/f-^*«* • - • Today. Forbes recalls Offices of Dr. R. M. Rayburn, op SGrvives 2,300 Volu .wilt include reading, in thiT school The regular MohdAy CSty Court on' tfie Igwn. A color scheinq of clined to take ou r’ poaition for STATE H. T. built Cbiijfrasg^Hairandset Uie roof Wayne Sandbn, will take over hls l ^ * ^ t l e s make approximately 15 tometrist, and Dr, John Allison, g r a n t e d being overconfident. library. M well as outdoor games session was not held today because afire, causing'daitiafe estimated pink and white was used for Big new dutlee July 15. The Sandous • eewon. They have dentist at 875 Main St., reopened America has been fooled time after Hamden. July 8 ( ^ '— Raymond N ovp — ErcIs T im s . N it * '■aWKIWIM and .arts and crafts. Assistant Judge Frgncfe T. O'Loughlln is on at 56.250. decorations.' Two large punch' Skinner of - Hamden, a United wm inside at the parsonage on k««n i«lled,uph M d concerts. Coun- the Professional Buildihg at 153 regain the peace which It knew. working on a pole near Hamden’s at Northeast School, Thomas and ,The Rockville (jhapter of. Bar-' weather. presented with a pink rose cor Town Hall.. TOUCAN John Mason, students at Phillips BlltagtM oeneapoadMit Mis. a F. try Club fu n c ^ a qnd even wed- Main St. for the pracriee of dentls- ”I f U is for peace among na- bershop Singers will hold a my A t Lulworth Cove, a south hoast sage and' her fiance with ' a Berr, teiepbese TRetnont S^glS. dinga H e suffered severe burne on the Andover Academy. and^Miss Mar stery ride at 7:45 p.m. today from beauty spot, rains softened thS cliff white carnation boutonniere. Th: I try. , * « ' Uona, or if you want peace with ALWAI^DEFEND jorie Steveni, who wilt conduct God, you must strive for it. You right shoulder In the accident yaa- the' Elks Home. face and sent hundreds at tons of youn^ couple were seated on installation of officers in Camp terday, but attendants at a New ON the arts and crafte program: _ * * »-» I "Tl!**« !• great spiritIt In the cannot be overconfident and. eelf- rock tumbling on a crowded beach! decorated chairs under a pink and bell Council, No. 573, Knights of Haven Hoepdtal said today his con- - 'Volley Ball Lugue . white umbrella to open their hxteilded t0recast\^^[ he said, ’;w d w e>H seem sbfficient and still retain .your re- Vernon and Talcottrtlle nens More than loio holidaymakers were Columbus, Will take place 'one lation^p. 41tipn Is f ^ ; - ELECTRONICS ss* Three games in the.-volley bail are handlixt through The Herald's injured. gifts. They received many uoeful to get a tremendous kick out of week from tonight at the new '^l^en Skinner brushed against _ * : _------.:|pki7)ng and entertaining people.” "Othera of us have not-taken our leqgue will 'be played at the Ameri- Rockville Bureau, 7 W. Main 8t„ Rains also fell on Paris/ where gifts for their t rw apartment. Kacey .Home on Main St. Stanley the "hra wire, the shock knocked LABORATORIES , can Legion-home tonight. telephone TRetnont 5-3158. seven deaths frOn) heat stroke ahd The couple will be married on Hartford, j ^ y S (PV—Five-dajr j A^wards In all shapes and forms peaition fbr granted/ btit rather him o ff the pole, but p' cUmUng forecast# Tuesday through Satur- have been bestowed on Forbes and Ohoman will be seated as grand realise all too. aKlI our human *STANEK ‘ Bob Berbertf squad tkngles\wiU^ J8 -drownlnES'liave been repdrted Aug; 16 in \he South Methodist knight, succeeding Joseph Gravell. hook #hich. be was wearing Rock Bourke'a six in the flCst- In 10 days, ^e-tem perature there Church. « “ y* J., the Kilties but the two biggest shortcomings, and fret over the M i r . Darroiv Dies Other officers will be: Herbert fact that we are not living good cAught In^A guy wire' and kept 277 BROAD SERVICE game at 8:30 p. m. In the second sank to 76 (legrees. ’T e m p s ra t^ wfll a v erse s ^ t momenU in Forbes’ tenure as drum CarVqy, deputy grand knight; Jo- him from faHpig to the ground. a depttM Mlow n oiT ^ . W arn major ciune Jast year. At Green- enou|[m. game at approximately 9 p. m:, Eleven deaths were reportiMl in MOTHER SAVES T(»T aeph ^ e a r th y , chancellor; Dr. Three fellow woraera reacued him. Danny Walkei-'e team will rattle Oconomowoc, Wls,; July S'l/Pt -r tvich, in a special drum major comr "Traichever our poelUon may be. RADIO T ( I ( V I S I 0 N Relgium and IS In the Netherlands, Hamden, July 8 (/Pi—Police may I Jean Hetert. recorder; Charles we are reminded that all men are - . . over the net ■with' Art WohllolM’s (-Mrs. Ruby Darrow. 88, widow of most of them from -drowning. Five Mrs. Louis Ferrara, about 28, may ? F^rbw was swirded a McCarthy^^easurer; John Stev combine and in the final game' of UlArance Darrow, famed trial law day through Saturday will total Scottish jeweled knife as the best equal in the sight of God and stand Ghaaaal t Naw Havra. Caaa.' drowned. In Norway, , have -saved the life of her iO-week 1/4 to 1/5 inch. High for this period ens. wardenK John O’Connor, ad in . need of His forgiveness. Jesus Ckaaaal U Hartfard. Oaaa. the evening at 9:30 p.m. Larry yer, died Saturday night Most .of. Norway and Sweden old aon by breathing into his - ^ ^ __ • • taa appearing uniformedUJIUVUUCU UAUUl.drum, AllmjVamajor. » vocate; Roland LePtgq, tnalde, Mrs. Darrow, a native of Gales wm be 88, few 82, normal mean 74. thVssicSid highlight occurred at not only welcomes the sinner, but Ziamba'a team .meete Roimie Bad- cUbled off under rainy skies. mouth. She found him covered by guard; Mario \piana, outeide He seeks them! We learn that He CkMUBf United States total more than { event Today there arc'. 20 members in the new home. O • O . In the text wa find that Re SHOW STARTS 2 P. M. NCYCLES hold an outing Wedneaday (iii the row, who died March 13, 1938. tain towns. . ; ■ 587.000,000. y 8:00 A.M. to 11P.M., of the Kilties, 19 plus Forbes. 'Two called Matthew; a texcollector, ______-_____ ^ uniforms are Owned by each man, Handling the concession booth who, because o f his potion , was' ursto... Sales and Senriee the summer issue costing 1150 each at the Globe Hollow swimming dei^sed by othera, but Jesuq ^ Artlir Drag Si»ras pool this summer is Mrs. Ann Wa- Sises 80 to 86 and the vriii'ter dress uniforms called him. And He arose end fol THE WHITING come at 5260 each. AU money col brek of 15 Benton St., who is also lowed.' This cell meant for him a lected is turned Into a general editor *of ’ ’The Inquirer” column renewal o f life. A forgetting of CORPORATION NOW'S THE TIME FOR YOUR BIG SW ITCH TO I treasury, Forbes said. TVophies which appears weekly in The Her IIU'STIREKBd AntooiaUe Heattog SpedaUete ald. TWO year ago Mrs. Wabrek what lies behind end a straining I were distributed equally at this end forward to vi/hat lies ahead, REPAIR SHOP 844 IMMn Sfc-TeC of the season for a number of was selected as “ M rs Hartford' ■ "Jaeus’ call not only included 188 l^raoe SL—M l 9-0809 years until the individuals felt those who had not been challenged (U H l TAXXNT SUOOTil (t*-H)_TAcEi o r w x u s that there were too many clut- with a need of forgiveness, te t MAXOIK FABUO THE MIGHTY CH flVSLER I taring around the house. alto to those who didn't feel a itfiui Mg PAVur* FUEL BANDSTAND , ^ (HI TV TXBATEX in 1914, Forbes didn't join, up until self-sufficiency unknown. The Mas i:u tm OPEN n o v s K _ • :M ( SI LAWXKNVK WKLK 8XOW 1987. H t succeeded Clarence Weth- ter's r^ Iy to these individuals ia *’** itfiJuuGnTaa oXf . (IXUI BIGKAXD D w ao.m erell as drum major, . Eighty per this; Those who are well have ho WXKN ro a A DAT • "SrtJfa” ' OIL cent, of the cuiyent band membm need of a physician, but those who ^ IH) OCT WX8T 4:u (u> aRCBRFffroaii (t»4ei d!^ !% TABiy (Calarl are Amrican tern and 90 pier cent tise Ot> RDGX o r NIOBT [ were In Uie armed ser^eea. Per- *tU (IMOI. KODXXN aOKANCXS aSTAirtiSS? " " RANGE OIL • tee t I) jnCKBt MOCSK CXCB urn OOJtXDIr TU X „ _ <»-Hk AMATECX xo cx (U) nCATCU xovuc .eae . •' '^ I^ P o S rx a and Stevenson of Ridg< St, the Forbes . (HI OCT 1TR8T ila pngtesel have two sons, William, 18, a traci •lOO ill) Tnx «IO SHOW , <2* SA’iLPAhi'SD X ' (Ml DANCX TUtX leei CTAi'R raoorxB BOLAND atar at Manches^r High, an< (HI BOXING ™ * (HI rOPBYB Douglas, IS. The popular drum 4ie*ar Va; Taay OIL G0MPAI4Y major is a member of the Wash !•:« ( ei WOMDVB&'iSTSSi*” ington Social Clui), a Past Griind CENTER ST. Niehels T I D E 369 T a ll Cedar, a. 35nd degree Mason, Maadurttf ■■nX|,K. Tel. Ml 3-6320 a member of the Shrine Sphinx ... IS! Temple of-Harlf6rd and the Hart lliie (111 WXATHEX AND SrOKTB ford Engineers Club. His hobby. wxATnxx 24-Hour Burner Service When not leading, the KUtiea. ls GOODYEAR ; Uiie (111 Mfl.UON DOM.AB HOVIB I'or NIkIii liiirm r -.. tu i. ()nl\ golf. . Fourth of Jujy ■found the ^ ______.Mlties' playing a ■ doubleheader. MRS. a N n W A B I ^ TIRES Call MI 9*2429 or Ml 8-4845 appearing in the Bamum Festival I Store aad Plant' 895 Brmsd S t U !S l“i! ^ by the Hartford Gaa Co. for . her demonstrations in cooking and TUES.! KIDDDB SHOW 8 PJff. TEU Ml 3.5179 JOHN F. other homemaktng taaka. She is LhmIi Date TatMay tljUn VALIANT LAOT the mother of three children, Alan, BiielBeasiiiiiB’e. hmehecHe ^ ,, ;*H*i ■no TAX DODon .. w/' B5555553R 4iM ( SI rOPKTB H'H i •-te-HI LOVE o r LIFE ^ Ronald and 'Valerie. Alan Is a life-: deearve (aad get) oar epectal (Ml BAXLV^OW U:ie ( II BCGB BCNNY ” guard at Salter’e Pond UUa sum atteatioa. Try amt ‘■raer Woya Get” (HI 8EAEOF ro x TOMOBXOP mer. 'The man of the houee, John . (Ml TWIUUUl ntXATEB ( M i l IT COCLD BE f O C ^ VM* cHavoLsn SAnATooA t.boon HARorpe • lie j tl TXE NXW8 TODAY (Ml MID-DAT MOVn ” Wabrek, is a saleaman. GOLDEN BROWN FUNERAL HOME T T . lO CHICKEN . "Tba Mias' Isiaia" nNBBT MODERN FACOAIIBS Tops for ’ Bm I« 4 orr-vnuuTT f a r k i n o ' ,1 rSnnlaslM CROQUETTES (fll WKATBn Cutaia . Si4i F ficaeeee Gravy (ui.fpoxTar foccs It't easy to see why ^ e BIG SWITCH, to Chrysler it and economical. Chrysler Saratogai won the Mobilgas qUlRT RMnORMlIAL NRIORBORIIOOD '■ Creamy WMpped Potatoes "coffee t;M m i iPOXTB DIGXST Craaberry Saoiee 7iie (HI WKATBEB . . nSHXE n iB 8TOBAOB •n! More and- more people every day are trading in E(!onomy Run in its class. Chrysler’s pushbutton 819 'Hunt CRCNint ST. (Jnnt Went ef McKee S t) TOniTK T8KOI UH SAT. •M Braad M. Ml |-7l|i CluuBpata* Caaptex ■X 7:1S (lAHl WALTKB CBGNKITX, (rompcUtive cars on new'19S7 Chrysler*! For the best TorqueFlite is the smoothest' power you can buy — Oirreted ^ ^ 'iU la a McCar4r Dessert ' NEWB Tal. ram . OBckanl 7411* Tea, Coffee or Oraage Drink. rcatoB of all. too — VALUE! Compare and. see — the easiest of all to control! Hea.-Tkara. tl.te. Kl.-eat. tt.tt breaks" liN ( II HOIXYWOOD Bim^ ilS iSni^^MsExvfcB (Ml timwa ■ ^ Chryeler-ffyes you more lidvanced features, more lux- Styling IxadoraMp that will 'b * Now for-YoorsI A- (Ml AT HOME WITH KITTK ALUn 1:M ml l^ H O M WITH KITTY design when Chrysler jjives you "the most glamorous sxow Thx Orafftasf Rlclx on Korth I No leaning when you sets, we must reserve right to car ib a generation” today! - i. (tLMI THX OHAXLXa rAR- •orner! No noYdiving when ybu stop! No rock-and-roll CUSTOM BUILT HOMES for A T a ^ Meal YU itpuf HELL SXOW ItU (tU II ALL n A X BASXBALIi withdraw this offer without notice „ (Ml BABBBALL . „ GAME * (M rough roads! That’s To'rsion-Aire Ride, an entirely Highoat Rotalo Valuo in Chryalor History I Chrysler’s t OITSTANDIPTU IlM ( II BOLD JOCBNET *:M (ILHl HOC8E PAETT/ GENiRAL CONTRACTING CINEMA8COFK HITS I Ch^i4ul Coffee Shop Thraa Caaaaa'.* *:M ( II MEET THR n W ' now idea-in automotive tuapehsion! Only Chrysler in industty-leading features and sales success today make Jaaa Bimmaai .-‘THE BOBE” RfMODEUNG oad RIPAIRING Saaaa Bararard « 'Ito (data haa it! certain Chrysler will he in hig denian^ fomorrou,'/ ’■OEMETIUV8 AVD THE. Right ,now Chrysler cars are among the most-wanted STORE' HOURS: Keith’s, Manclirs- OLAIIIATOBS” NORMAN'S. /tMS H«rtferd Rd. FREE E8TIMATES-.MORTGAGES ARRANGED Ca<*i Opea 7;M f f M S ififi^st' amd Moat Agilo Tronamiftion Ivor / produ(its on the used car market! A Chrysler is always ter, Open TliUrsday EvenlnYs Until 9 COFFEE F. M...'Cloaed Mondays. Keith'*, I>st 5 BuiHi PudihutlAii- TorqueFlilo Drive ia trouble-free a wise im^stmentl . • • . «WlfciW MAHCHtSTEPJS fAVORIU HaiOf(>rd, Open Dally From 10 A.M. SHOP Until 9 F.M., Close teturdays A t 6. ERNEST A. RITCHIE APPUAm STORE eith FurtBitiit' 1« LD8ERTY 8T. — TEL. MI S-8172. MANCHESTER Loeated MOa eff Uaklaad 45 EAST CENTBt STREET Stseet a* leUaad fTfrapike PHONE Mi 3-1BM > R E K PARKING A t Both Cooveo- lent Keith Stereo. Uae Our Owu ni5 MAIN ST. 317 MAIN ST. BEAUPRE MOTORS, Inc • 358 East Center Street Purldxg Lota Adjacent To Tbs ' ' gtorchi Just A'Step From O v Dooral MANCHESTER EAST HARTFORD ■'■'vi-'v ' ^ V ■■ - ■■ . ' *■" .■ ■ V t...... ' ■ ...... - "" ------'------*------— ^------m. : vJ.- , P ^ e t r o v M MANCHBSTEil EVENING HERALD, llANCIIESTER, W N N , MONDAY, JU LY 8, 1957 MANCHESTER EVENING ■'HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. MONDA Y, JULY 8, 1957 PAGE FIVE Coventry . Argentina Hits Ingrid Meets OF MANCHESTER Mattachione Gets Reds Add Charges^ Mrs. Goolidge Dies; aETCHER GLASS GO. ftUtcJicll t-7879 te Baby Has High K of C Poslj enezuela for Ann at 188 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE ' 1 ♦ Coventiy. July 8 (Sptclal)v- inhi. Ma ten kov Helping Peroii Widow of President ' * ‘ ’ CXIRNER DURANT 8T. I Laurence Mattacchione of Mana- You Cart / Paris Airport fleld. past grand knight of the lo- . NEW LARGER <^UARTKRs 1 Been Named... leal St. Mary's St. Jude Council • (CbntinuMi from Page One) (Continued ,f (Continued jtrnfU Pnge One) and the most rabid baseball fan of (Coalbiaed from Page One) PLENTY OF FRONT AND REAR PARKING |No.'-4318. KofC, has been ap-1 Always Buy '4^eanut Hunt Tonight any Presidents’, wives.” 'M nted District Deputy of thcil grad apeech made public tbda.v that dipidmatic relations X t o Venezu- haired 33-year-old Northampton 'T first met her when I Was checked suit, bour.i ed doivn the i ela had been ''interrupt*^;? rather AUTO GLASS INSTALLED i 33rd District by State Deputy ‘ Malenkov "peraistently endeavored The Th^lrd Annual Peanut lawyer Was, like her husband, a b a - playing with the Washington ball airline ramp ahead of her mother. ! Tholnas F. Parks.' . | Better A t to force me to sign a forgery, a : than broken off. DiplomlEt)c ex- club,” Cronin said recently. She Her eyes gfew big whm ah* saw liate iMaae, (UufhUr ot Mr. and Mr*. 'Robert Cole. Vemnn. Hunt, condvcted'by lh e Recrea,- , perts said the use of that wprd tlvh Vermonter. Bom Jan. S,- j'879, ^LASS FURNITURE TOPS ' Mattacchione will be in charge ; atatement I knew was a forgery." llon Depai'tmcnt, on the town's aaed to go to a great jnsny games about 76 reporters and photog i She wM bom June SO at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her I of- three KofC Councils in the 23rd ] When all Malenkov's efforta i indicated relations could be a daughter of a Burlington, Vt-. - :.^matamal arandparetiU are Mr. and Mrs. Charles O'Connor. Ws- eleven aupen’i^d playgrounds ther*. And after I came to Boston raphera; watting, a* many 'as MIRRORS (RrtplacR cmd Doer) ‘ District comprlbed. of the local •'"fa^*^l.^^^rk6 aaid, "I waa threat will be held this byening begin j turned quickly if Pefon ahauld’ mocrat. she was graduated from she was one of our finest rooters." greeted Queen Elizabeth on her r tertowrft. N. T . and her paternal jrrandpa/enU are Mr. and Mrs. leave Venezuela or his tctiviiles 'Council, San Jose 'No. 14 of Wllll- j ened aitd. accused of every mortal ning at 6:45. theHjnIversIty of Vermont, and - The Red Sox general'manager recent state visit to France , E m p t Cole. Rockville. She has a sister. Ksthr}!! Msv. I ’*.' .mantle, and St. Thomas: Aquinas ' aln.” I-be restricted. I'atd that itlnrss prevented Mrs. To scores of questions hurriedly PICTURE FRAMING (oil 7ypM) ; ' ■ «7 • • • ..• of Storrs. His duties will b e 'to‘ All children interest^L In P*''* Peron long presid'ent and dictat when 'she met Coolidge waa. a "Everything the Central Com- tlcipatlng In this event 'should Coolidge from Attending games in put by reporters. Jenny Ann and Ce^MSe Elaine. dsBKhter ei Mr. and Mrs. Emerson K. Du> confer various degrees on candi- ' mitiee aaid about him and his char or of Argentina, was, overthrown aympatheftc^ teacher to deaf and recent years but they exchanged go to tiie pla.vgrouhd neaie.'tt dumb childi-e: her mothher replied together "We WINDOW cmd PLATE GLASS more 8r., i29 Charter Oak St, 8be bom June 39 at Man- dates lo the KofC. I ^eur Loed acter' waa' correct -from beginning i Sept. 19, 19S,1. and has Ijved in ex letters. , are very happy to be together cheater Memori^ Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. The local Council will meet at ‘ their home. Aw'ards will be.prar ile in Paraguay, Panama and Throughout fler life, she main JALOUSIES: Instailatlon Is Quirk, Easy and EconoBticaL to end," Turko aaid "Malenkov ."lented at each playgiound t^ "She'd tell me about rom* plays again." and Mrs. Ralph Fletcher Sr.. 373 Adania St., and her paternal 8 p.m. Wednesday to elect officers 4 waa rude and ruthless, a,man with nally Venezuela, A rash of bomb- tained her interest ibchildren thus she liked that she had heard on the “i doh't know." each said when irrandmother U Mrs. Alice Dumore. 136 Charter Oak St. She • to 911 the vaeshcles crested by ' AutfiorlMd the children who find the lucky handicapped and tiX t^ OONTRAOTORS; WE HAVE IN STOCK out honor-.and conscience." peanuts. •' a in Buenos Airea has been radio." he said. "W e had a dhy asked what Jenny Ann's plada' has two brother*. Emerson Keimeth. 6. and Edward Gordon. 3; District Deputy Mattacchionne's Turko charged Malenkov, for blitmed by the government on nmpton institution wrenKTOe bad for her to help out a home for de6i- .would be in Paris: MEDICINE CABINETS and SHOWER DOORS dhd two sisters, Sandra l.ee, 91*. and tleniae Jane, 4. . appointment, fommitlee appoint- ’ mer Foreign Minister V. M, Molo Peroibiat followers aebklng to pre- been a teacher, the ClarkeXrhool ments will also be made at the chlldren a couple of years back. She Jenny had not seen her mother OPEN SATURDAYS — OPEN IHURSDAV EVENINGS Chevrolet tov and Lazar Kaganovich, former ■ > ! pare fOr his return to power. A for. the Deaf. was unable to attend .that game since Ju ly 1951. in London. At that Mary OrtOi daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Francis Boland. 39 Ste meeting. ■ , ' ' ' member of the Soviet Union’s rul and r.ecnilted fellow conspirators: small bo'fnb blew up uhder a car It was characteristic of Coolld^ ESTIMATES GLADLY GIVEN phen St- She was bom June 39 at St. Franks Hoapllal. Her ftieeting''May Be Off / toge she wasn't feeling too well.” time, too, the was on a vaca T Dtd*r for Ovor ing party Presidium, were •"lnti:l- 'in an attempt to pack the party last night ib, the cbnler of-Bueno* that he rented half of a 2-family onin added that he remembers tion trip to Sweden with her fath maternal grandparents arc Mr. and Itfta. Daniel Quirk, 34 Park Plans sre, being made by the ' guer* who used the old sectsrian and goN’eroment with their cohorts. Aire*, doing 'little damage. A>1- house and furnished it hlmself---'- Clafk-.Orlfflth, late ovmer of Uje' er, Dr. Peter Lindstrom! a neuro- ■ St., and her paternal grandfather is Michael Boland; 39 Stephen Democratic ‘Town Committee to The three had "lost all contact thorities aaid they found a terof- partl,v with things he bought at 15 ■ 'L ■ ' . I cT. I I 1 iO Yoors. ipethods of dis.sent in an effort to Washington. Club, say that "Mra. surgeoh. at the University of Utah •L" She has a brother, Edward Francis, months. postpone Its. meeting scheduled for.. split the party." with the ma.sses," ShX'ernik de Ist "bomb factory\saturday nl'ghl auction. Coolidge w ai a No. 1 rooter as far In Salt Lake City.' Tuesday to ths; following w-eek; clared. '"The ultimate alrii of this "Thla was particularly inappro after an accidental 'ekploaion in .a And It was characteristic of as baseball w m concerned." And also for its caucus to nomi group waa lo change the Kremlin'a Miss Lundstrom was christened BafWra'4enn. daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Carlelon F. Larra- priate because for .vears these same-' residence. Grace Coolidge that she accepted Harris sald^ nrJiecame a 'close Pis but renamed Jenny Anh in bee, l94 E. Middle Tpke. She was bom July 4 at Hartford Hoa- nate candidates for the town elec-: I policies.'; , Ayambuni, one of the leader* this home and lived in It through lion Oct 7. . ' ! people'have been talking about the friend of Mrs'. CohUdge when he 1950, shortly after Miss Bergman pital. Her maternal grandpijrenu arc Mr. and Mra. Andrew Charges of this caliber' could of the coup against Peron, said In all tjie long years in which he rose was Washington manajper in 1924. TyMTanca, 194 E. Middle Tpke . and her paternal grani^ardnta ate fiPA to Meet . ! ■ M diclw s^s NewMt cmd Mo«t MocNni Automothrie Ctnttr unity of the party." Turko aaid. pave' the way for criminal proceed and Lindatrom were divorced. She ; *'In February 1949 I myself got to an interview his government had to be Governor of Massachusetts "She used to come to ih s games is a student at the Univeralty, Of Mr. and Mra. Edward McMahon, Windsor Locka. The Gerald Park Assn, annual ! ings against Malenkov. Moloto'i' given Venezuela documents to I know through my own experience and until re became Vice Presi and sit right by the SenstorV dug- Colorado in Boulder. meeting scheduled for . Saturday and Kaganovich. In the past, con prove, its charge* Peron was vio dent. They had ' no automobile of out,” he recalled. x, Althea Marie, daughter of Mr; and Mrs. Henry R. Prouix. was postponed to this coming Sat- i I the style and methods of Malen viction on such charges has led to Mias Bergman returned to Paris' kov's work among members of the lating the rights of political asylum their own until he was Governor. "She came to games with C^ aat night after a hurried ..visit to WiiUmantie. She was bom June 39 at Manchaster Memorial urday at 3 p m. at the Booth- ^ | party. ■ the death aentence. by plotting from Caracas.' Dimock Memorial Ubrary t o, '•'’Shvernik repeated khruahchev'i In this modest home their sons, and stayed there when the Presi tier 5-year-old daughter. Isabella - Hesnital. Her maternal grandparanta are Mr. and Mrs. Levi dent wouM leave ■ games early," ; M. Rops. Liabod Falla; Maine, and her paternal grandparenta are elect officers and conduct what- [I BRAND NEW 1957 CHEVROLET 4-DOOR HARDTOP , "I was then a'secretary of the charge* ‘that Malenkov waa a chief Arambuni stressed that neigh John and Calvin Jr. wer# brought Roai(el(ni, who undera-ent an ope Mr. and Mra. Alax D. Prouix. South Coventry: ever other business is necaasarynl (Leningrad) Yaroslavsky party*or- organizer , of the 1949 Leningrad boring c'Oiintriea including Cftile, up. Ahd to this, honeymoon home Harris continued. "And then she'd ration lo r appendicitis in Rome. President Albert A. Rossi Will be !| ■ ganizatlbn. During a party confer purge In 'which several- top Cdm- .Uruguay, Brazil. Bollria and Para- Mr. and Mrs. Coolidge returned for come to other games alone. All Uie The chlld N ^ s thought to have, JMui Marshall, eon of Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Willey. 94 in charge. • !i ence I received an urgent order muntsta were executed. gua.v had acted against Peronist a time, aft*-.' he had made good his Washington players knew her and developed peritqdiUa, but the ac New 4-M'srs COMPLETE WITH RADIO. HEATiRs Summoning me ' to the Central Khrushchev told a I-enlngrad followers on the basis of Argen- enigmatic pronouncement .aa Presi spoke to her. tress said she nW..was recovering -High St. Rodtvllfc. He was bom June 39 at Manehceter Me j Una's evidence. "She waa the moat rabid baseball morial Hospital. Kia mhternal grandmother Is ’Mra. Brienc The following local children i Committee. I waa received—-if one Audience Saturday Malenkov-was dent—"1 do hot choose to run"— rapidly. DEFROSTER. SIGNAL UGHTS ^ can use such a word—by Malenkov. one of the "main organizers" in I He said he waa unable to under and retired in 1929 t'o private life. fan I ever knew In the White Brown. Bridgeport and his paternal grandparanta are Mr. and have enrolled ln-4-H club work; stand how Venezuela can continue House." Mf]i. John B. WlUcy,-St. Johnsbury, Vt. He has a aister, Don-, Michael Bouchard, Devora Cole, I "The man I law was hide and the purge. Fou,omcla.s were ex-| ^ ■ In semi-autoblo|^phical ' mem- Add Chunk-style tuna to tomato Undi Cousin. FYancia DeCarli, FOAM RUilER SEATS. ruthless, a man without honor or iecuted lij 1954'for their part i-a after her huahhtiif'a death, ■auca and serve over apaghettl. nette Ruth. 17 months. . conscience. I was persistently Argentine tOTTfl H fin I Frederic Doming; George Eberle, I ] staging the pgi ge. properties." Mrs. Coolidge recounted . with David Foster, Jane French, .coerced to sign a forgery, a atate- humor, philosophy and a sort of Coventry Deanls, son ot, Mr. and Mrs.'Donald Grieve, 146 Maple St. lufnt I knew Was a forgery. I was i During , his apeech denouncing Ambassador Toranzo .Montero He was bom June 39 at Man.eheater Memofial Hospital. Hia Dorothy Oslinst. Richard Gauth j Stalin Mfore the 20lh Soviet flew from Caracas to Panama last motherly indulgence some of hia ier, Hanna and Susan Humes. threatened and accused of every whims and peculiarities. Her. gen maternal.jmodparents are Mr. and Mrs. Everett Condon.,‘Ton. mortal sin." Party (^ngre.ss .last'year. Khruah- night eh route‘home. Other Argen- Trio Draws Fines Vera. N. T.. and lu-pstem al grandparents are Mr, and Mrs. Wil Diane and Oonns Jones. Roberts i chev labeled the Leningrad ca.ie a tihe embassy .officials in Ca erosity made possible a hew buijd- So Fishion-Right Shverntk acciuied Malenkov, ing at the Clarke ’ School for the liam Grieve, also of Yonker*. He has :a Kalber,-Gregory Kehsys. Leo T. ■ Molotov and Kaganovich of being framCup. racas and Venezuelan Ambassador On Rubbish Count months. Leary Jr.. Wayne McKinney. , ‘ Shvernik made the trip to Lenin Atilano v-lhliirvBU Ctamevall awuand Iliahia atailstaff inIn —Deaf. She was tnr activerr int ‘phllantho-f. . 1.7 for Your Kitehon- Michael Merrism. William Mor linked to Stalin's bloody purges of the 30s. grad with Khrushchev and four Buenos Aires were packing to leave : Srw.'.Hnn.? r*?'^ ■"‘I Tha Ilaqant Shaar Leak Jolla Aaa, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John W. McMartin, Hi- gan. Donald Morris, Barry Nelson, !| Sh'Vejnik accused the ousted trio ; other members of the Presidium •today gregatlonal (3iurch woik. Four Cqventrj'. July 8 (.Special) — : Manor Park, Rockville. She was bom Jtina 30 at Manctaattec Barbara RaWiri, Kathleen Ravlin, I of "tolerating violations of revo-jwho addrC.ssed ma.*s r4Hi.es In Panama, Toranzo M o n t e r o 1 li^ * * * * «»''*.-hgr Three youOia were' fined |2l^each : Robert Scribner. David Simmons. I In Trial Justice-Court Friday after ' Memorial Hospital. . Her matarhai grahdpMnta. are Mr. and lutlonary law during the period ,1 throughout --the city. Such meet-i told newsmen the Venezuelan gov-: I • — ^®1^*'®**' ^ '. fVsAee e«lA A ^A.4 M ..liter a re .elesnaw^ e.4 ‘ Mra.' William E. Btssone’tta, Burlington. and her paternal •Dontis Walker, Thomas Welles of mis* repressions." ; ing* are being held throughout the I ernment's police ia "directly ad -' * "*. mmained an | (hey pleaded guilty to charge of j grandparents arc Mr. and Mrs, Jaihes P^McMartJn, Piattabnrg, and Sharon White. This obviously referred to the Soviet Union to whip up support vised by Peronl.sta elemenU v ery ; ®!Ji„''?®'®® • **‘8 leeFu* throwing rubbish on the highway, N.Y. ■ ■ Town Meettag Tonight | blood purges of 1937-38. in which j forfpr KhrushchevKhrushchev's a ousteroustir of hi* ! close to their chief." , b«wb^l team-t)»* Boston Red Sox, -The three ■ are -Raymond Gtard, i • m m m ThJre wUl be a special town' thousai^s of party, youth move-1' former— ...... associatra.1 Tlie Argentine authorities raged ; „ T "’""®® " ’?r® etooped as the 2d. of 14 Dorothy Rd., Edward Patrick i.. aon' of Mr. and hbw^Hichaal Scaiilon, 130 Lanox meeting today st 8 p.m. in Coven- DBLIVBRBD nient, afmy and economic workers' Report* were current that a ' over Venezuela's refusal to *xpel 1 she made fewer Daniela, 19. of 35 Barry Rd., and St. Ha was bom July 4 at MapdhaaUr Memorial Hoapltat His fiy Grammar School to dacide were liquidated on charges of group o f , top Soviet offlcisis soon ; Peron. But in contrast there was i e|J°PPm8 trips. In these later years, Tedford Tribou, 19, of HaZel St., fnatsmal grandfather is Julius OuiUan, Canaan. He. has two wneOier the Regiet'rsrs of Voters anti'-govemment activity framed may visit Belgrade in a new over- little oiitward reaction In Caracas j f!?® ®* ® "'■I®'' P>**jiu>'e alt of Manchester. | brothars. Michael Joseph, 4,^^d Albert Jerome, I; and two at»i will have a ipeclqf session Satur by the secret police. Uure to President Tito. One of the to the rupture. All the Caracas pa-; I"* Yieit* from Farmington. Conn., The' defendants admitted com- ' tera. Catherine Jean, ft, aijd Mary June, m . day to make voters to be eligible Shvernik. a member of the court: charges Khrushchev lei’eled per* put the Buenos Aire* an-«nent i f ' f «»^ch ' Jens Mafia, daughtar of Mr; aiul Mrs. James Connor, Plaas- Hebron, July 8 (Specrsl)—Mrs. j Chavrelat on* half ton, was installed in aome homele or buat* | ' E. Lewi* to Lawrence A. Converse the weekend In Vemiont and atop- I P»ckage store involved, where [ ant View Dr., Venwn. She ,waa bom July 1 at Mancheater J r . , ' Julia Converse Wrubel and / . - Albert B.’ Billard and her. *our! ness here today. ped In Northampton returning P"’’' Memorial Ho^ltal.. Her maternal grandfather la John Step- sons are to leave by plane from I pickup', eempittt w I f h 1 Herman Yule*, property at . 52 ig rapidly, John . ‘heir arrert the three de- Mrs. Charlea Connor, Montpelier. Vt. She has a brother, John the Netherlands, ■ tomorrow to Join I front cmd rpor bumper*, for the Southern New England Jar\’U Manor Inc., to^ Robert brought his famiW home, then r e - ! I*"y^tiire' Center The family will u'.Jtc. their home , Glastonbury. July 8 I Special)— I Jarvis Manor Inc. to Truman COR.HILLIARD AND ADAMS Andover ship drive afa considered voting orders for new service were being Assessor Ray W. Walz 1* chairman . Da'v'id Cowles Jr. and MAry B. I Coventr)’ r ire Kxlinguiehed members of the Columbia .Qiap- in the Netherlands for a year and : checked a few daya ago. Anyone •P1B.ST LADY OF B A ^ B A L L ’ ■ 849 MAIN STRkXT STORE HOURS: 9 A.M.TO6 P. M. a half, during, the time when Mr. i cmd pise a keenry duty of the In-iservlce ‘tialning commit- i Cowlea, property a t 4 Hoffman Rd. lULY AND AGG.r THDRS. AND FRI. TILL 9 P. ter, which includes Columbia, Heb who received s n*'v telephone here tee which has set up the schedule j Betty M. Aronson lo Norman Boston, July 8 — Mrs. Grace Coventry, July 8 (Special )-^The ‘ Where Service la Understood ron and thla town. - Billard Will be on duty as field ' today could have rounded out the Coolidge was a jp-eat sports fan- North Coventry Fire Departm'ent ALPOA Evenfs Voting members sre urged to at clutch. . for the assessors training chiirae I F. Koehler and Dorothy H. Koeh- repreaenutlve fOr Pratt and Whit- | count,'»he‘ said. whicli started today at the Uni-1 ler, property at 606 Gardner St. considered' "The First I-ady of was called at 12:30 p.m, today to tend the annual meeting which will ney. A gift of luggage was pre- ‘ Although about. 350 phones are Baseball" by Boston Red Box Gen- put out a grass fire on Wright's Listed by Keefe . be held at 8 o’clock tonight in verslty of Conn. 1 William E. Krah and Dorothy sented'to Mr. 'and Mrs. Billard a t I being installed here monthi.v, Som e: 150 a s a e a a o r a - ..fr o m jW , Krah to,Joh n C. Wright and eraj Manager Joe Cronin and Milt Rd. > I Yeomana Hall. Columbia. a farewell party given them. Hobron said, about 315 of them are sptcial assistant Biicky Harris. The blaze, which, covered an area A nde^, July 8' (Special i --Sev- Officers will be elected gnd re- throughout Connecticut will at-; Jane A. Wright, property on Bald- Tax Retnlnder I balanced by an equal number of tend the 4-day course, and Walz' win Rd. • Cronin and Harris recs/l Mrs. of about two acres, waa easily ex aral ne\Uons in plana for sraek- I porta will be given by chairmen Tajqtnyers are reminded that i removala for address changes and Coolidge as "a wonderful woman tinguished. of various projects. win also instruct some of the I 'Vivian Lesperance to Philip end entaftainment have been an Mra. F. Elton Poat, tax-collector, similar reasons in normal turnover. classes. Monty White from Ando-‘ SaVva and Aides L. Savva, prop- Ragtaaal Board MeeU Tonight win be at the ton-n record build This leaves a current net gain of nounced by the Andover LsUce The Regional District 8 Board of ver and Edaon P; Herrick from : ert.v at 21 St. John St. ing to accept payuients, fIrat In- | about 135 a month. ‘ Bolton, who are doing revaluation ; Quitclaim Deed Property' Ownem' Assn., John ' Education will meat at the eleman- atallment, on July 13, from 9 a.m. | Since the growth of ..telephone Keefg. publicity chsirman sn- tary achoot at 8 o'clock tonight. of property for this town,"are also' Albert M. DuPont to ArthuifoJ. to noon, Mra. Poat will alao takn | service here closely follows the attending. . j McGowan and Beatrice M. Mc- NEW UNHWENT PENETRATES DEEP, Bounced yesterday. payvnenti at her home dally. development of'the exchange, the A bingob’ party wiU ba held Sat- MaaelHater Evening Herald..4'n- Off to Junboree ' - . ' Gowan, property on Love' Lane. record phone Installation repi Several local Bo.V Scouts are j .Marriage License urdayy at 6 pjti. Tha poj^larity of daver eoireapowdent, Mrs. Paul resents a milestone Ip- the history this event has been proved by the D. f^faBatlthl, tele^ena Pilgrim MnncliMter Evening Heenld ! leaving this week for the fourth John Paul Januazkiewicz. 109 iMMEpiAIELYREUEVESPAINOF Hebron rorreepondent Mias Suaaii of this area, as well ,aa the history Foster St., apd Gail Ann Post. 147 good attendance Whicb It usttally 3-«8S8. DBLIYBRiD Of the telephone company. NaUonal Boy Scout Jamboree, draws.. - Pendleton tetepbone AOndeonr which will be held this year at Benton St.. July 30, St- James' 8>84ft4. ' ■ ' ■*' Pid(-UiV(3104) First 8er,-loe In 1883 Church. On July 30 Uisre will be a aup- Originally, telephone service Valley Forge, Penn., from July 12 ARTHRmS, RHEUMATISM, RACKACHE Bmdits $400 flertlflcale of Incorporation er, followed by movies. Plans for here -wa.* provided over, lines e x until the 18, The Scouta attending uly 27 Include a food aale In die are: Anthony Bantlej-, .Michael Salvatore J. Filloramo, John Fll- J Orange, July 8 iS'l—Two bandits tended from the Hartford switch loramo and Margaret M. Fillora morning and afternoon, with a RANGE board In. 1883 to-serve about 45 Downea. Dartd St;ertger, David SaitMai Hfi4 hraskts #8 family picnic and dande scheduled made ^ f writh. $400 in a holdup Bachl. Jamea Lafigdon and Peter mo, doing business as Filloram o! last night at a gasoline station on phones in Manchester. " Construction Co., Inc, ' witkiNMfr apflicatir... for the evening, The flrst. switchboard serving Waring. «"■. Mercler Mill Call the Btiston Post Rd. iU.S.. Route • UEL OIL PLUS EXTRA H|£|H TRADE-IN ALLOWANCES Recent warrantee deedi recorded No. II. ” . tWa area waa opened three years ki89t wsrkini ftr ktan t« | Herha Merrier will be the caller later tin Main St. Irt North Man with Town .Clerk John A. Miller xPuty-Kree .Store Opens for. the aqnars dancing at tha Rad PoHce said Gilbert Lae. the at GASOLINE are aa followa; Alan and Elizabeth chester. . ■ 'X , ' . 'X ' ■ kri8{ etoftrtiki riKif Bam Friday at 8 p.m. Both round tendant. reported that two Negroes ; . During the 1890‘s, marked im- Armstrong to Johanna Dunn, A duty-free store .hss' been and square dancing wlU ba fea asked him for soma change, and j pi oveme.nta in telephone imstru- house and lot, Hopewell Rd.; Tyrol opened at Lydds Airport for tured, in the wseKly dance for teen- that ope ot them stuck a hard ob-, menta and.wiring methods brought and Wethey to Richard F. and- Ira'i'cler* leaving Israel. «ft sells M^dioal iriGntietA havG dovtlopod « Ttv’a nevar oDy, atifky or maaayT-Hiriiv S8«rs. ject In his back as be''turned to' B A N T L Y OIL .Increased efficiency and. a new and Dorothv Miller, house and lot, both foreign snd Isfael-manufac!- romaTkible Hniment etlled MYeta in aoicondif. MoViea wilt be ahown as usual i the cash register to comply, with ' . i\( larger office wa* opened on N. Whatley Rd,; Robert J. Burke to lured____ products, .such „„*s textite*. which peneimtra d#op to rolitvo minor brinfa houTsof raliof from minor at 8 p.m. Wadnaaday. ' " „ their request.. - USED CARS A T REDUCED PRICES Leonard and Amy Bjoln. lot. Hurl- j rugs, and ceTamics, free of duty pAiiu of arthritic, rhoumatiam, mitacle pain of arthritia and rhaumatiam. • M ! M 1 I Main S t., and later moved to W. achaa and backache*. H$et ia atroAe/ Rad Oaaa Meeta Tonight Before looting the cash register,' Center St., to handle hijgher vol hurt St.; Florence Moriconi to Roy‘sard purchase tax. muaclo achaa and barkaeba. //ref ia All local rasidenta who con the bandits bound Lae's hands and E. and Collina. A. Scholpp, house' ymt do«$ not bum. No rubbinr or avaitabla'at any drug aountar. Mosa> tributed 81 or more to the Ameri m Mlfdicll 9 '15V5 1955 F O R D ume* of calls. Tha number of calls maaaafinf nacamaryi Juat bruah on back guarantaa. feet and left him In a back room 1953 CHEVROLET 1952 FO R D passed the 100 mark after the turn and lot, Xianchester Rd.; ' HfM with haod^ applicator ancloaod. •itlSelfbUNuil Cmroof can. Rad Ooae fund and member of the station. ROCKVILLE TR 5-3271 Vr8 Victoria. Radio, 4-Ooor. Radio,' 'V-8 Tudor. Radio, of the centurv, reaching LOW pVior i Louis W .'V arnl. lot. Heater, Overdrive. to the first World ^’*r when the|S?,“‘® Richard B. Moore to $1795 Healer. $895 Heater. $575 old hfrn^crank^d phonM were r e -1 Helen R. C a rlin , lot placed with the manual type and , *7*?.**®*** pafl and Ldllian ' aerved from a new office on E. Cen-1 1° Harriet H. Purtill, lot, ' 1954 FO R D 1952 STUDEBAKER ter St. iMroeley Ter; Lewi* m . and Con- Run-dpwn V-8 Ranch Wagon. Radio,' 1953 PLYMbUTH M-Door.. Radio, Heater, . ^ ' Mancheater's telephone* have in- i ^ Muesslg to Arthur W. because of « P^tcffed:\b(U’ In(x)M eAgQ^ Heater, Overdrive. $1395 creased each year aince then, with ' house j ; Suburban, Radio, V-8, Overdrive. ^ 4 ^ 0 the exception of the depreasioh Mill Rd.; Paul AI- B ig • Heater. $895 year* of the early 1930 a. The— great I ello et al to John R. .Heacock et 1954 CHEVROLET 1951 PLYMOUTH est development has been since the al. house and lot. 519 Neipslc Rd. TIRED BLOOD? U.a. entry Into World War II when’ Acting Tax Collector Dorothy T»A» Fm»t-Actihg *' station Wagon. Radio, ^ 9 O .TF C 4-boor. Radio, the telephone figure here w»S 6,- B. Finney ha* annoum:ed that her Heater. Clean. Heater. - ^ $390 000. office will be open Saturday morn- MOBILHEATS 1952 CHEVROLET Hobron said thkt- Manchester's Inga during J'uly, , for the-conven first 1,000. phones took .30 year* to ience of residents unable to avail GERITOL 1954 CHEVROLET 4-Door. Radio, / themselvea of weekdav hoiira; FEEL STRONGER FAST 1951 DeSOTO reach, but That the laat 1.000 have wHhln7tl»y$ or menoy tmek/ 4-Door. Radio, Heater. $645 been installed In Just over seven biM ii* 4-Door. Radio; months. > Mancheater \ Evening " Herald Heater. $1095 Meatier. Uiaatonbury rorreepondent, ,M|A. $445 Service improvement* Betty McNamara, telephonr MEd- BUDOEIffi; SEIEM XCajof improvements In service ford 8-1758. 1953 O L D S 1952 CHEVROLET 1^51 O LD S for Manchestenaubscribers'eame in «•••• w m, 1929 with the introduction of dial i«u«. I)' ^ . 1 ^ 4-poor. Radio, Heater, Station Waffon. . Radio, ^ 7 0 C Club Coupe. Radio, telephones, and the be'klnning of Girls NaiiiiHl A fter Jade Mvm jrw,r** *'•*•») • ...... ■ i4 b* • r*vr SiBj„,Ifrlblo ' Hydramatie. $1095 Heater. 8-Paaaenger, Heater, Hydramatie. toll-free service to and from Cov i •*(*, entry In 1950 and between here and Moze than half tha girls' names ^ t Equol monthly fuel billi, raaordltM of weather. NRWRSt klteli«n h »lp «r— N.D.S; irence Hartford three years ago. The most in' China have some connection I Never a large fuel bill. ; . not oven in the eoldetl winter monthi, recent Improvmeent waa made la.*t I ■**‘*®' which to the Chinese ^ 'Ov* <* I'M d»Scit«c» aneMb ^ * Convenient payment record plan—telli how your account ttondi.. AVAILAM.E June when direct diMaiice dialing I aymbolizea the highest virtues, a phon« wHhVn aasy raaehl Weidon Drug Company • No »strd chorgei-you itill phy only for the oil you octuolly use. came to Manchester. Hartford and Ikose of purity, endurance; and •01 MAIN ST.—MI S-68Si several nearby communities. ! self-control. Whtn ypu Iron clothes, your hand iron has to be hot to Although customers are now j ■ - dialing most outgoing long distance | ^ “ YOUR KAMI nm Oil CO. Treat yourself to step-saving convenience where you spend, your do a good job. Yet if your iron were four feet long, you Sonef Coupon calls directly, about 5,000 a day | Veer AddreM OsM Hero would find it could be warm and stillJron just as welt. That's are ettll being handled by operators ' for busiest hours., A kitchen phone is a real bargain in comfort for only at the E, Center St. office. Some /•*• 4«#/eo4. . . .romtmktr K rj Kmiov PImm M*d me dMellt ea Mekilheet ludgeteer tyWtm. because you spread the heat as you move thi smfill hand are cilia to places which can't yet | BullDotaih We’r* a few centA a day. And you can havc'your choice of eight wonderful iron “SCic and forth. Without moving, the large iron be dialed, and others are those | mnrr rteimyi wdiich machines have hot yet been Alr- spreads its own heat evenly. Have our laundry with its OondlHooed^^ Sfroo# Addroso .devised to Kandl*--collect calls, ' or Bob No...._ colors. (There’s a one-time charge for color and installation.). larger irons lyid lower temperatures do a safer ironing person calls, and other* requiring : an operator's attention.« .1 lob for you, ' ■ ’ j Ci>F. Just call our business office. Hr^ron said telephone 20.000.Lsni ma.v. also be' used to dial, dltiect tot; over a million others in this at*ate/j R oim *m bor; An up-to-date home has enough phones. * SWISS LAUNDRY and to about half the 80 million r e s t a u r a n t CAU Mlfcholl 3-5135 FOR TOP QUALITY Iff HARLOW ST„ ROCKVILLE, EBTABUSHED ltl8 Bel) System phones across the na SILENT GLOW OIL lURNERS ' BBANCHESi SO HARD HT„ ROCKVIlJUK tion, Calls may be placed from and COlSKTAII. LO-UNOE They belong uj/i cm-er your family needs them. HALF HOL'R LAl'.NDRV, 40 WINDSOR AVE., ROCKVOXE Manchester' to telephones al 486 MIDDLE TL'RNPtKE EAST, MANCHESTER GREEN most any habitable place on earth, roufea HA and S, bolton, conjt.. tel. Mltckr.N Ml 8-18«I INC. about lOO million phones in all. OPEN TUESDAY thni SATURDAY 4:D0 P.M. to l:‘6o AJM. SANITONf DRY CLEANING SUNDAYS, 13:00 NOON to 8:00 P.M. (aosed Monday) MORIARTY BRGTHERS THE OOUTHfeRN NEW EMOLAND COMBANV 1229 MAIN STREET King Henry VIII sent 400 war Banquet FAciuTiEs available MANCHESTER dogs to aid Charlea V of Spain-ln EDDY "Velvat Tmiish" REED At the Plano Nightly 318 CENTER ST. MANCHESTER hia waf w(*h France.
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PAGE SIX IjANCHfiSTEB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CQNN. MONDAY, JULY 8. 1957 MANCHES’TEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN- MONl>AY, JULY 8, 1957 PAGE SEVEN tad proclaiming that that succeaa ^lanrifrB trr X Coventry feeatahUahea Britain aa a domi - ,Pt‘oodle8 WKNlt—840 t n ^ c —1080 Bolton read the large algn over the en nant world, .powtr, the lure for Sky watch Schedule SHEARSON, HAMMILL t CO. tVDBO—ISSO Daily Radio Tourists Meet ^Jackalope% trance to what waa obviously a FOR VACATION ^DpnittQ ifpraUk l»y ROGER PRICE Town Apfiroves f o u n d e d 190? . _ ty HAY—010 ■working uranium inine. The mine PUWJBHKD BT lUii: _ other nations haa sharpened...... ">"!■ sign said. "Lars Rundberg, Pro LOAMS TRAVEL h^ haud^ ^ i^ oo. .ND. One could see this lure, at work' . X MEMBERS N. Y. STOCK BXCHANOE W1XX>-12B0 Baatorn DsyUglit Tima WPUP—1410 Wednesday, July J8 Boi^d of Health G O P Set for Hehr T d f e s of Uranium prietor, Rimdberg Uranium Com /0Vt^iMM.D0O KDPIC .' M«nctin1tr, 'lUwn. in the West Geripan parliament lifdnight—2 a.mX ...... Volunteers. Needed pany." Mac is now more radio Tb# following program acbed.^:aiu. :w)iuTRavcL omvacatiom THOMAS r riCROIigON . the other d^y as ChAnc'ellor Ade 2 a.m .-^ a.m...... Volunteers Needed -e ,; LIST»5n TO active than Mr.. Rundberg's p'rod- WALTICR R. nERGUaON Coventry, July 8 (Speclel) .-r WHA.Y—Going Forward Dumwe 1957/ PkiMtoiMni nauer's follower! deliberately kill 4 a.m.-;4I a.m...... Volunteers Needed "TODAY OH WALL STREET" ule# ara aupplied by tha radio WTIC^Nlght Line July Caucus After a full day yesterday In theFspan. of their wing spread. High uct. # a.m .-^ a.m. ;>...... Volunteers Needed \ A Board of Health was estabiishei] fduo4«d 0 ^b«r 1, IWl ed a bill governing the peaceful': Ex MONDAY Through FRIDAY, i:0B rM. managamanfb jtad ora aubject to KSJJ^^’^Ruaty Draper Redwood Forest, the Perry tourists polnt\|n this episode of the trio The boys camphd out at a lake 8 a.m.—10 a-m. . .. Vv,. . . . . Claire Pickfnan at a special town meeting, held Stotloa WDRC—1860 on Yoiir Dtol WPOP—Modern Sound* waa thb appearance of a golden near Fernley, Nev., where supper ?W)U MAVCO TOO- PubUsbcd ICTarr Brcnlng ExccM ploitation of the atom . in West 10 a.m.—Noon .. changa without noUca.. • •:46- .Bolton, July 8 (Special) Mrs. headed north today for. O ater ■uadAT* And HolldAyA Entered el Uie ...... X. . . Louis R. Call Saturday night' at Robertson eagle gn the bpdy of. one of the ,wsS eaten as a prelude to the leve A VACariONTRM/il poetpoetoni Office ■■HAncliedter - " Coon., aa Germany. The legtslatora killed Noon—2 p.m. i ...... Louis R. Call W H^—Going Forward Donald Tedfprd, Republican Town Lake tad Mount Shasta, Ore. dead rabbita. lling aoriball game. Dave LamenZo i e o ^ ClAM MaR MAtter. __ School. *‘wtAY—Maks Way for Music Line Robert Macintosh, one of the LOAN FROM BCNCFICIAL 7 t 8HW13UPTION RATKB the bill beraiise they 'were afraid 2 p.m.—4 p.m...... ^oger Winter 913 MAIN STREET. MANCHESTER WiXe—Ituctird Barua WDRC—Ruaty Draper Committee Chairman, haa issued a Goal for the day's tour'Was the won .the game for his team by PATAbleSii AdTAOCC 4 p.m.—6 p.m; .., ...... R b ^ r Winter, Columbia DeCarli Serving on the newly-established WKNB—P.M. ^ Modern Bound* corrected list of town offices that touring boys, wa.s undoubtedly still Great Salt Lake and Salt Lake virtue of.a sandlot lawyer’s techhi- its language might prevent West 6 p.m.—8 p.m. Board will be three Republicans WTIC—Roaa-'MUlcr being reminded constantly of how _____ to MM enSIftialMrsAleas K'i ...... Barbara MacGregor,' , Ml 3-1S71 . • Ml 3-R215 ' WDRU-^Ttalby ‘ w ^ V —Nlghl Watch will be acted upon in the,biennial City. The boys swam in both, util- que of calling interference plays. One Yeer Germany from developing the BkEanor Small and three Democrats who will be . WPOP— Worka he got "took", once because of iring the. heated pool of the Utah He was ably backed up by the •HMAIN Pi., Over Weahrarth’s, MANCHiSTm ttx . Monliis • e c » »e«Ae e*««A« A*te town election on October 7. gullibility and once because of Mllchsll S-41M • Ash tar tha VIZ t i r t s t r ••eA*ed»A»«A*ABAAeAe atom bomb some day, if it ahoiild 8' p.m.—10 p.m...... Betty FIvosinsky, Helen Shepard elected for the first time at the t:lS— stentorian tones of Phil Pineo, 7 ^ llliCA MOBtbS •.W WHAY—Maka Way for Music WPOP—Modern Sounda The party is entitled to nominate skepticism. > ' Motor Park, thielr plush city ac OfIN TNUtSDAY IVtNIMOS UNTU I rXt )• Motjtii * •' ever want to. ' 10 p.m.—Midnight ...... ,:»R. H. Thomas " , biennial town election Oct. 7. commodations. argument punctuated by the , U " "(tai W •« mmmtht toM eefc.v , WCUO—Record Rarua on the corrected list candidates for Gil Hunt's latest letter on the Until recently. West Germany Skywatch Post located on top of Manchester Police Station. Included in the board’s duties is WKNB—P.M. WHAY-iNIght Watch Skrly on the Fourth, the tour firecrackers being >aet off by • Ig. u tut M.W Ota mim t, •iBfiC» COfV Volunteers may register at Civil Defense Headquarters, Municipal the appointment of a Director of WTIC—1U60 Radio Lana WIXg—Telephone Hour the following offices: First select tour describes Macintosh's en Charlie Oipaon. Mike O’Brien, and WHWHn MMW, nil ,1 Ifta vO . had been one of those powers p l a n WDRO^-Gal Ifotby WDRC^WorJd Tonight man, selectman, town clerk, reg counter with the "jackalope” left Salt Lake Clity and crossed the Building Monday,' Wednesday or Friday from 1-5 p.m. Health, to be approved by tbe State yACjmeiN MONiY WPOP—Wax Worka WPOP—Ifodern ^unda Great Salt Lake Desert In \bltster- Dave Grady. rum JSaoa^^D ptucaa which, not only, by Allied prohibi . 2tHpshrdi . - Health Commissioner. The board ■' I («- istrar^ of voters, town treasurer, Wednesday while the group wqp T:i» AeeoclAted Preee le eACluelTelj ‘(hopstii'k.s for a ^lan Who's 4:* ViMN- tax collector, agent of the Town en ' route- from irellowstone Na ing heat. With the unprecedented A swim In the cool lake watera entitten Co tbe uae of renabtioeUog of tion; but also by its own.instincts, Only Half Chinese’ will also be empowered to WHAY—Ratty lUinuU WHAY-Nlghl Watch ralhs the West has been having, soothed all ruffled tempers and AU oewi dtepAtehee credited to It, oi inaugurate regulations for the WCOU—Record Revue WTIC—Muaic -Deposit Fund, Board of Finance, tional Park. Aul olhenrtde credited Ip Ihle Mper wanted nothing to do with the de Confucius once said. “Man .who cident - statistics, tbe National WKNB—P.M. WDRC—Kusa f^aughlon two members; Board of Education, Hunt’s letter: . even Bonneville Salt Iriats dis heated bodies, and prepared every And Aim tbeeecAl nene pebtlehed berA Nancy Fracchia promotion of health which will WTIC—1080 Radio LAna WPOP—Modern Sounda two members; and unekpired term played an occasional sprig of greeii one for an evening of rest under B ene£idaii\ NANCE CO. At/ rtcbta at repubUcetlon of cpAclAi structive aide of the atom. But eat with Chopsticks same aa man Safety Council identified the hoK- have the effect of local ordinancee. WDRQ-4tol Molby Bob McIntosh, touring the West 'iMi "'..AiDAUx tuAr itb-rr day as the period extending from WPOP—Wax Worka ending in 1956, assessor. Board of with the Perry Tour; found him mesquite or sage brush. The rest the brilliant Western stars. fHt WAT ItXfi TO SAY vfs dlepetcbet bereln Are Ateo reeerred lately there haa been more, and who try tb tune busted 'Television -All board orders will be nerved HAY—Night Watch of the desert, looks greener than Feted at Shower S p.m. local time Wednesday until In writing and, if not complied 4:4a- WTIC—Muaic Tax 'Review, one member. self the victim of Eastern gulli fRH eertlce client of N. E. A. Sere- more talk of Uie kind, which re Set- plenty of action going on but midnight lost night. WHAY—Batty KUnball WDRC—Ruse Nailugbton bility In a cynical ^West on seasoned travelers have. ever^^en ICA Jnc. _ affirms Germany's peaceful In nothing getting picked up.” Come with, can be enforced by-the board. WCCU-rJlecord Reyiew WPOP—Modern Sounda Also, Zoning Board of Appeals, Motoriat Killed I^blUneri RepreeentAtivea: Tbe Mias Nancy Fracchia, 280 The holiday period victims were; The members of the board will WWS.L.P If It 1967 to 1962 term, 1958 to 1963 Vrednesdny 'after leaving Yellow ullue Meibeere SpeclAl A«ency — New tentions in one sentence and de t'o think of it, that was said by WTlC—lOltb iUkdlo b u s WitAY—Night Watch term constables ) (four), grand stone Park. In Nevada, the Indians made orb, ChtcACo. Detroit endjlpetae. Charlie Chan, not Confucius;' Not Spring St., was guest of honor Eniest WaiMle, 59. Newtown, serve without pay. .. WORO-OeJ Katt/f WTIC-MuAc quick use of the slot machines Stratford, July 8 (JV-An auto MliMBER ADDIT BUiuEAU o r fends Germany's potential right to killed Thursday night in a 2-car Also at the meeting, voters WPOP—Wee Worki WDRC—Kuaa Naughion jurors (three). Fire Commissioner At a gasoline stop in Wyoming mobile veered off Clover St. early iCntCULATIUNB. that it matters because it's good yesterday^ at a miscellanmus Here’t Low Cott Guarantee south of Jackson Hole, Bob spot available and legal in every gas have the bomb in the next. And advice. I’ve always been a Charlie crash in Washington (Conn.) Which authorized the Board 'of Selectmen WPOP—Hound Dog (two 1957 to 1960, two 1958 to todpy and crashed Into s tree, kill bridal shower held at the home of injured five others. •'tfexY-Recerd Rodeo 1961, tad unexpired term 1957 to ted a . strange head mounted on sUtlon and grocery store in the The Rereld Prlntlnf Compur toe., now, faced wdth.a bill which might .Chan fan and in the past few years to sell a number of s'pecISed lota In r o m A CARI'-PNII VACATION > WHAY—Night Watch state. Most reported breaking even, ing the driver and Injuring his pas ■ CONSTIMTED? a WCCO—Record Review 196&), Town Planning Coipmia- the wall of the station. Invests senger. ' ' leuinee no flnenetAl reapaoAinllly for puC into law the renunciation Ge'r- I’ve'tiickod up many of these Gems her aunt, Mrs. Charles Pillard, 116 Donat Morin. 38, Danielaon, Pine Lake Shores and'Tri-Stste WICNB—P.M. WTIC—Muaic while some lost as- much as 20 New laxative discovery un-locks bowel blocks typoATApniCAl errore AppeArlnC In ,Ad- Waddell Rd. Camp developments. Td those who want that feeling of being able to meet any WTIC—Newa ' WUHC—Kuaa Naughton sion, 1957 to 1962 term and 1958 gation piroved it to be a "Jacka- Philip S. Kiiapilc, 22. Stratford, vertuemente end other .rcAdIng inAttor m tay haa. previously talked so of Wit from watching . his old killed Sunday M Pomfret in q head- reasonable emergency, we make this practical auggaatloni Av: WPOF-Hound X?og lope," a large jack rabbit with cents. la Hie MAitcbeater Bremnc Herald.' movies on the. TV. For example The bride-to-be received many on collision ^ which injured two Ttaeproperty will be sold at auc DRO--Newa Rejorte lt;3u~ t, to 1963 term. died at a Bridgeport hospital 25 without gag, bloat or grlpo much, the parliament killed the beautiful Gifts. Decoratibns 1. Com* to our offict b.loro your vaeollon ttort* ond borrow $100. ^ w/WPOP—Wax : Wor! Candidates must file notice of the prong horns of an antelope. Lunch was eaten In Ely, Nev., In minutes after the accident tMnpiAT aorertlelng cioainit boerei this one: "Man who buy beer for ether persons. tion. TTie Selectmen will announce It you don't .pond It. r.turn It a. aoon aa you eomo homo. Our »:U- WHAY—N ight W atch ; ' a gambling caalno'whlch had a cafe Cooitipstion lx caused by what doc- inr capidty, plus ColoHxid's strttA^- bill. In order to keep the way open were ratnl^w streamers, and a the .auction date. ‘ WHAY—Record Rodeo ' WTIC—Congreasional Report then- intention.to seek nomination . This taxidermist's plaything The hospital said Miss Nancy tonyxlla"Uirift)[” colon that, instead siimulafing bulk. So tffectivs it rx- Por MoodAT—1 p.m.1 mdar. V wife and molher-ln-law ar Base IMward P. McLel|an. 60. Madi chargat ara ONLY for tha EXACT NUMBER of DAYS you koop the WCCC—Record Ravie* WDUC—Kuaa N augnton to theae offices with the clerk- of looked real to. Bob,, and he credu-- 'as an Incidtatal attraction in the n>r Tueadnv—j p.n. Monday. for Germany to have the bomb, ball game .end up with bags load large ahowbr cake was' the center- son, who died in a - Middletown monay. If you kaap It for 3 waaka tha charga will ba only $2.10. WKNB—P.M. WPOP—Hound Dog rear. The boys had a fine oppor-« Kehoe, 23, Bridgeport, who suffered of retainiits moixturs 11 it ibould, lievex even chronic conitipatioa ovsr. n>r Wedneeday—1 p. «. Tueeday. piece at the table where a buffet Mancbeeter Evening Herald lt:46- the Town Committee, Mrs., Robert lously accepted the tale told him multiple laceratioiui of the face, Far TburedAy—1 p, m. Widbeeday. when and if Uermtay wants it. ed.’’ Thrre'aia lot of truth in that hospital Sunday from injuries su^ *. If you ipand tha $i00, wa'II fiva you a yaar to rapay it at S WTIC—Bom Miller by the drawling Western station tunity to watch the gambling fever does the opptoite: robs t^ colon of night, CoLONAtD is yet io noaoth, Sa For Friday—1 F Bt- Tburaday. And thia one also: "Man who carry luncheon was served. Coventry oorrespondent Mfh. monthly payment of.. a $10.05. WDRU—Cal Kolby W HAY^Ight Watch M(ller, Cook Dr. or Mrs. Tedford was in fairly good condition. •o much moilture that its .contenti gentle it has prov^ ufe svta fee FPr SAturoAT—1 P. m. tY dry that they, women in critii^ stage*of prsgaaoey. Ciaaalflad deaditne: 10:Sb a.aa eaeb lighted pipe In back pocket often him down In Middletown Saturday ffem iapraefira/ Vacation Jnsurance for either! |:to - WDRC—Kuaa Naughton him 'the habitat of the Jackalope ate. day of pobthsAtloB eecept BatordAy. — continues its own exiatehce, la one bum britches behind him.” Some Kinney. 57 Hemlock St., will be 2-6231. WHAY—Road Show WPOP—Hound Dog The party.caucus will be held on broke'ri neck, police said. block the bowel; *0 .hrunlwn that Ssptrior to oM styi. bulk, sdt or drug married on Aug. 3 in St. James' night. S2.10. . . or... a monthly payment of $10.05 WCCC—Record Review llitt- Monday July 22 at 8 p.m. at the. was' the steep slopes. "That’s why After lunch, the boys toured the i a- Bi. club which has absolutely no con- times I think Charlie Chan la'even PktmmU ImUmUm mil Wkaiyaa. kaaad an araawf mmmMr rapasawif. WKNB—Raquaat Mattoaa giant Kennecott Ckipper mine at Richard Cahill, the investigating WM m laxative*. CoLONxiD neither «as*. smarter than Charlie Van Doren. Church. WHAY—Night Watch Community Hall. the jackalopes all have barbed wire policeman, said there was no im ^ ^ bloau nor griper, won't ialerfer* with Mondayr. July t 'Irol, legal, moral or otharwise, over t r a f f ic d e a t h s o f f LARGER AMOUNTS FOR LONGER TIMES . . . IN FNOPONTION WTlO-lOSin^lo La«a WTIC—Newa Candidates who have filed to date on their left hind legs," the West New Ruth Townslte. , wait* from your body. a^rption of vitamin* and olhtr v^n- 'M Fir ▼ RR WDRC—Cal Kolby WDRC—Newa. Weadiar In Austin, Nev., a gas station molate expisnatlon as to what the entrance of new members. Ex New Haven. July 8 (>Pl — Yale W eliketoaay. Andtomottr«queittdoasy.$faaaa Aa#a 44 OC WPOP—Newk W POP—Newa are: Julius; L. Strong, Board of erner explained. "T h a barbed wire caused Knspik's car to leave the Te tceain normal raanbrity, the dry, able food nutrient*; to cltokid taal^ plode a bomb, an(f you are in. State Traffic Toll traffle expert Matthew Huber said Prvscripfioiu ^ ■ :4»- llilt- Education; Thomas M. Carpenter, belpa them to stay on the steep owner kept the boys enthralled Butter—And Power r WHAY—Swto* Eaky x' W IU Y —Night W atch road. ahrunken, consUpattog contents of did not cause rash or other raaettone. yesterday the highwey death rate pm ANd cOag m e WTIC—STOrU David Bailey, and Arthur Held, aides . of the mountain without with his tales of his uranium mine, The longer the' club continues A T ho u g h t fo r Today By THE ASSOCIATED PRF.SS "PREE PICK-UP 4 WCCC—Record Review slipping off.’.’ At this juncture, even which, he said, \ as making him The accident waa Stratford's colon which now ^ k yomr Ifa.phyalaloglealfoettExerclaoItto** Tha Algniflcance of the laUat Sponsored by tbe Manchester is only one third today-of whet it WKNB—P.M. WDRC—Kuaa Naughton constables; Doris M. D'ltslla,. fifth traffic fatality this year. bowel must be remoisteiied. Second, iwwi«t amH rv»AMA«h___t-— itself in existence', (he , more mem ■IVaffip accidents killed three was 30 years ago. In 1925, he said, ^ AND DELIVERY" 4 WTiC—luau Radio Laaa W POP—Hound Dog Board of Finance; ChariM A; Rob Bob got the point. rich. The gentleman, LarStRund-' Kremlin purge on poUcien inilde . Connell of Chorcbes WDRC—Cal Kolby hers it will have. persons in Connecticut dufing the for every 100 mlitlon miles 913 Main St. « 2nd FI. • MANCHESTER • Phone: Mllchell 3-418S WHAY—Symphony In the Night bins, flrM selectmta; Julius L. The Perry *■ tourlsta awoke l>erg, addressed Bob McIntosh, STIMULSTB it to . ovemightl Get Golonsip, ta Ruiala ie pfeclalmed tb be that it Fourth of July holiday period. 'WPOP—Wonders of the World traveled, 18 persons died, while In >Arlhur Drug Sforas 1 On«n Atan.. fuai., Wm4., hi. ».-»'la 3.X ♦ thu^rdoy 4 30 ta I » CfaiaJ Saturday (:ta - WTIC—Starlight Serenada Strong, Zoning Board of Appeals.' Wednesday morning in a Yellow- 'Dave.Smith, and Gil Hunt, blow ect»o; to a normal urge to purge. „,y."ScrpnEde , Trinity, Oollese'a third carillon budget requests for the 1957-1958 w is nearly as lovely; winding, aa ouated R tm an leadera made the gets. Methodist preacher Tanimoto WCO(*-^KXl EvenIhE Oao<| MueIo it does, between, the Snake and basis for announcement that we had miraculoualy lived Utrough the WKNB—Ev^nln* S^r^nadii concert in the summer aeries of fiKsI year. They have asked that mia'take of n o tin g on too much too, are abandoning the armistice bombing and now, 10 years later, WTlC-CoU Q \f Club these requests be submitted- by Salt mountain ranges. priority for ^ e development of A rare WDRC—Mujie A ta Carta 10 will be given Wednesday .night Aug. 1. . The toll of rabbits on the road, i | restriction on introduction of new was In the United States with 25 WPOP—Top 40 Time victims of speeding motorists, gave RuAilan' heavy ^(^uatry and too victims, girls who were In need • :U - at 7;1S by G. Safford Torrey of In past years, the Board has weapons to South Korea. WHAY—People** PreB* Confer^’m*# Storrs. scheduled the public hearing on the Manchester boys some remark little priority on ^ e development of plastic surgery to overcome. in WCCC— hivefiini Qooo Mum able bird watching. Hawks, gorg One of 14 hqiords Correapondient Walker found a part St least, the effects of their WKrm—Mufical Ech'oea TTie concerts are free to the pul>- such requests on Thursday follow or better , thinga foi\|he living of WTlC>-TbrM Stat teinirm ing Labor^ay. ing on the slain rabbits, Dew blank wall meeting all hla efforts injuries, * lic, with parking facilities and ,a only inches over the caravan, ordinary Ruaaiana. event! WD1U>-bowell Tbomaa tour of the Chapel made available Public Records your home To the . Rev. Mr. Tanimoto the , And, aa a aymbol of the better to obtain, from our authorities in WPO^Uert the Artlet W arrantee' Deeds: Valentino startling the BasteiTiers with the evening was one that almost re- liM—. . .-vy.w,..*,' - Dr. Torrey-retired lost year aa li\9^4or Ruaaiana the ay^forced the Far E as^any detai.la as to the WHAY—Jan AJl^ . •• proressdf of B'dtAriy at the Uni Fiano to William R. and Frances ' should be - Jtpged Ogjatmunlst '^ d - u p TOld him for tho Fiffaring of Uja WC(X:—RveiHhft Muale R. Vittner, property on Lyman " Khttfahehev regime planortht mo> paat. HefembA- mef'-^pMin aneC" WKNB-^Muilcal .^rhoea verstty of Connecticut, with whom North Korea. He found the only Rd.; Anthony and Lorraine ment of the purge ailao haa become many years tha Methodist woman WTIC—Dick Purte^ he had been associated sira^t 1930. Comeau to Joseph-R.' and W ary E. protected ogqirist’ specific charges were hieing mode missionary who had helped him WDRC—Amoe and i^Ttdy He has also been the University the moment for announcing an an! airs WPOF-runon Lewla ' and Stoi-rs Community Church RogowakI, proprety on Coleman D O N T T H R O W ’EM AWAY S A V Y E M ! Our "1-Policy Package’’ the South Korean govemmant to become a _ ^ rlatlta.'‘ As the lilD- Rd.: Laurier DeMars to Kenneth to the forcible collection of food*' story of hig life 'unfolded, the WHAY—Jau Aliev \ carillonneur since 1030. protecta your home atuffa from the farmera of Ru'aaia. Praaident . Rhee, which, con- \^CC—erenlng iCueto . A. and Doris G. Perrett'. property You can get.many extra miles of wear in aiattatty campaigning for more audience heard about hla conver- WlC-rlfUElC In addition to being a noted on Plymouth Lane; Esther J. against itihny hazards in In thia reatofation of Incentive sloru Ms studies . in the United WDRC—Antoa and Andjr carillonneur, Dr. Torrey has served Valentine ' to Sherwood J.-^ and those shoes It yea bring them, to us for re- cluding windstorm... Ara strength for itself, and fob States tq prepare himaelf for the j. WPOP—Ed. P. Morcaa ^ ax choir director and organist at ____^ . ^ r . "ShoA re]»trinr of the better kind ; to tha farmera, and in the decen- %im-^______Muring T. Robb, property on Ver- for over 40 yea'ro.” Work done while you ...theft..'.aircraft dam traliaation of induatry which a. ranimption of the Korean war, >pln!*trji:.^anifand tailoring . . de luxe covers. WCOC-Oo. Jood * k;ventng* • Good lloal^ Mendelssohn, Pries and Corbett. McDermott of Flora Rd. Just A Step Froin Mala Slriaet—In Front Of Piirnell Parking. “The drivers — the company we dealt with had driven rea were plannihg''i^ny new mili misMOns. - I WKNB—Uturfral Kchoea Dr. Torrey studied both at Har Thomas. »on .of. Mr. and Mrs. you like. Call ut for leadera now ouated. But thia en WTIC—One Maa'e ramilv Open 7 A.M. to 6 PAf.^—Open All Day Monday.- that were dirty.. .slwgyg neieded a shave, nniforms, tary attack with their alleged - —The War Cry | Reg. $179.00 Went NOw it's tifne to clear out a(l floor samples to make way vai'd and at the Sorbonne in Paria; John Druge. w4s born in Dhahran, details. . mity and oppoaltion on the policy . WDRC—Charlep Collinpiwood Saudi Arabia. The Dniges, former when they hiUI them, were oily uid dirty, shoes looked build-up. And his own . guess on worth hair-filled ta con- Father of Six Suicide have bean drastically cut. To these choice pieces W'HAY—Polka Party Teaching: Fellow at Harvard. three month's vacation.. ioned chair. Green tex WtX'C—0«od^Kvenmc Good Mualo Assessors at UCiuM of the theory that butter had to alated n>Mnly of occasional \fllghts WKNB-Bwidf Ewy “Bantiy’s drivers are well-dressed, dean lookint, alert of new fighter planes into >:(orth West Haven. July 8 (Jt — Paul tured cover. have been added a few fine casual American and WTIC—Boaton Pops Orcheatra ^ Plerc* Herrick,' chairman of the wait until ^uaaia had paaaad the Crissey. 45, ill and out of work for WDRC—Robert Q. Dewia Board of Assessors, will attend the men. They’re very courteous. And, they are u care Koras, but not of ta y actual sja- WPOP—True Detective New District Judge ful of our property as their own.” United Statea in guna. It waa with several years and made homeless ' modern sofas and chairs to round out a selection for every • :U - School for Assessors, Board of Molotov, then.^ th at khruahciiev Uoning of these new planes there. last March when fire destroyed his ' WHAY—Polka Party New Hsvta, July 8 (Ah—A i Tax Review, Board .of Tax Relief MIRRORS 99.50 interior requirement. Prices like these demand WCCC—Good Kvenlng Good Muale had a policy .quanwlopi domeatic ia- For Ms f&ial Uieoietlcal explana\|j°““ Vt^dbridge. was found WKNB-Bwlng Eaay judge greeted defendants and liti at the University of Connecticut tiott of OAir decision to denounce '’'•ead yesterday in his automobile prompt action , . so come in tomorrow at. 9! - WTIC—Bnaton Pop* Orcbeatra gants in the Federal District ■tarting today through Thursday. „ FOLKS LIKE lANTLY^S COURTIOUS DMVnS auea, with Molotov'a atand on do near Saw Mill Hill Rd WDRC-Robert Q. Lewi* Court here today. H. Fritz Noren, a member of the the Korean armistice and , build KUTOOLASS mestic iaauea linked to tha Molo Lawrence Tierney, medical All pieces offered subject to prior sale. AH sales final. WPOP—True Detective Judge Jolm D. Martin, who nor- Board of Aasessors, wlH attend tov \iew,of the relehtleaa, uncom- things up in South Korea. Clorre- said Crissey, married m,ally sita on the U.S. Qrcult the .Thursday session. _ FURNITVRE TOPS ta d tta “father of six children, had ; ■■ ■ - - ' Television Proarrams promiaing thing Ruaaian foreign spondent Walker goes to the fact Court of Appeals at Memphis, "Oar RepaUtisa commHtMd suicide by using a hoae i On Paqe Two Tenn., has been assigned tempo Manchester E v e n I a g Herald DELCO-HEAT policy ahould-be. that we have also announced an | to pipe tta exhauat into the interior Bolton correapondent Mrs. Louis m t r S ia ll O m k ■ • R I a il T uk E s e ltra rM l la Year AsaanuMa* - ii tmpaiKUng reduction of our armed rarily to the Connecticut District B u t. in both ,dontebtic imd forr of hla can to help clear up. a backlog of sev-FOlmnrk Jr., telephone Mitchell \ Td. strength In Japan, in deference to j After Ihe'^fire last March. Criaaey 9-9823. eign. policy, Maliehkov, the other $579.00 Tufted Sofa, gray floral quilted chintz, eral hundred cases. Mi 3-H25 ‘ prominent purgee, presented no public opinion there, and suggests ’ and hia family lived in Woodbridge 359,00 with Mrs. CiVsey’g mother, but $198;00 Victorian Love Sea^, rose antique velvet, 129 50 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. Judges J. Joseph Smith and' real quarr^ vrith the auppdaad Chat we seem to be planning to I lately he had'OMn living at his AIXIKD FACTORY ADTHORIZRD Robert P. Anderson, the two J. A. WHITE GLASS CO. 175 East ^ranafer part of this strength to $389.00 Victorian Sofa, green brocade covering, 194 50 judges permanently assigned, to OPEN DAILY 8 AJM. to 5..P .M . Khruahehev- vlewa. To the coiv parents' home hetf, police said. TV SERVICE Okarga INCLUDING SATURDAY „ Center SL. traiy. It was Malenkov who, when ^kiutb Korea, so we won't-be losing | $225.00 Provincial Love S eat.'green-ro.se plaid, 169 50 Per Home Call Connecticut, both have been sit Yaar ting, here, although Judge Smith B A N T L Y t l l L € 0 . INC premier, flrat embarked oil a pol taYAtrength in the gsheral area.-.. | $649.00- ProvinciabSofa, green ant. Nylon velvet, 459^00 > $1 50 Presciipriom 131 IISSELL ST. Mi 9-73221 $349.00 Lounge Sbfa, small-patterned lieige BU t-0080 regularly hoMa court iif Hartford. Heia M AIN STREET MANCHESTER. COHH. icy of butter aa well aa guna, the Corraapondent Walker's expland- BwvIbs All MsseliMtaf Ana He returned there after^resid- coyer ...... -., ; ...... 298.00 policy Khruahehev now haila Uon and theory may not be ac “HEALTH AND CSIEER ing at a case here Wednesday; PINE PHARMACY \j'eleph6ne MI 9-4595—Rbckvlll ■Phone TR 5-3271 correct. And we are auppoaed to curate. He is, however, the only $349.00 Provincial & fa, small-scale gold cover, 269.50 FULNESS m u t u a l l y 78 WATERMElAlMa STOLEN •M Canter B t—Ml 8-M14 forget that, when' Malenkov waa correspondent we have noticed who BEGET EACH OTHl^R’ $179.00 Lounge Chair, foam, nubby rose covering, 89.95 , ouated aa premier, by Khruat^ev, has at least tried to get the facta , •(Author's Name Below) GfNERAL New HaVen, July 8 (APj^Mario ' . one of hla Crimea waa auppoaed to behind the-change of policy vrith Gravtate of New Haven parked a One of the rewards phy Jumbo 90" Sofa 259'^ be thia aaroe ahift,.of emphaaia regard to South Korea, and who, A / T V S E R V IC E truck loaded with watermelons on away frofn heavy indtutry, whicfi failing to get the facts, has ad sicians and pharmacists ’’Foxon Blvd, at 10 p.m. Satuoday. When he returned to the. truck waa then labeled a betrayal. of vanced some explanation of a pol receive is the knowledge, Here’s a hair-fOleil Wiehtworth sbfa for the large room! Two foam cushions give it 20th fcentury luxury. • Covered Mights Wtoiw J ^hM Parts SiHiday,' the load waa lighter—by D o n ’t M is s StAlinism. icy move for which the reist of the that because we help you TEL. MI 8.4482 75 waterihelons. Similarly, it, waa Malenkov who fourth estate has had much aiito-' td improv.e, protect, and with a green-flecked antique white satin, it will make a Gravante valued his iW at |75.' WATKINS- ^ Rrat introduced the note of relax qisUc ratification, but little curi preserve your health, we dramatic piece for some home. Reg. $389.00; ation and coexiatence into recent osity. add to your cheerful enjoy WEST Ruaaian foreign policy^ being the ment of life. $239.00 Ladies’ lounge Chair,-beige covering.. .189.00 flrat to admit that atomic war All you have to do is to $249.50 Matching Man's Lounge Chair, beige.... 198.00 FOR THE VERY FINES'T IN Fastral Ssrtlu would deatroy- both aidea, 'tad the A Different Tongue? visit your physician at reg $79.9^ Matching Ottoman, monotone beige cover, 45.00 quality used c a r s . flrat* to take a flexible atand on Welcome analysis from Israel ular interval?, or at the first $179.00 Lotinge Chair, fdam, rose dama.sk cover..99.50 ALWAYS SEE OUR COMPLETE SELECTION Ormond J, West, Diraetdii world affaire,-all'of whifh Khruah signs of an.Y illness, to 142 East Center 8L akye that Preihler Ben-Gurion, the $165.00 Provincial Arm Chair, nail trim, rose.... .99.50 ALWAYS AT LEAST SO CARS Mitchell 9.7IN ehev himaelf ia jnpw- doing. tough Rghting leader of last fall; make the first step to bet *$169.00 Provincial Wing Chair, rose toile print,. _99.'S0 TO CHOOSE FROM (M onth of July Onlyl) Khruahehev’a main policy quar- has begun to. speak in a different ter health and a happier $265.00 Provincial Lounge Chair, 'antique white, 179.00 SEDANS, COUPES, STATION WAGONS, CONVERTIBLES nela, it seema, were with Molotov, .tongUe, os -though, havii^ been life. $249.00 Wing Chair, Pres, Eisenhower toile and not .with MalenkovT-^ ao'far aa' -Should your physician A U OUR CARS ARE FULLY GUAkAHTEED Mtachester’s Oldest frustrated in seeking to gain Is print ------...... 159.00 BANK FINANClNa UP TO 36 MONTHS . with Finest FaclllUea IF Y O U ’V E n e e d e d principiea and iaauea -were con rael's objecUvea^ through war, he prescribe any mei^'catioh, . $259.00 Tufted Wing Chair, raspberry ant., coyer, 159.00 OPEN TnjL • EVENINGS Off-Street Parking. cerned. For the policiea Khruah iq now Willing to experiment with we will do our part "by sup $249.00, Green Leather Lounge Chair, .tufted 1874 ehev now ‘proclainia were, in other techniques. " plying from our well stock 99.50 back, ...... 169.00 99.50 BARLOW MOTOR SALES o W a H C ^ \ ANY OF THIS . .reality, originally Malenkovvpoli- It has -been noticed that he ed pharmacy whatever he $169.00 Chippendale Wing Chair, blue brocade.. .98.50 , ' W I^ S O R AVE., RQCKVILLEUPHONE TR 8-2588 Ciea. speaka much of peace of late, that specifies. . Big lounge-chair, comfort In a $102.50 French Provincial Lounge Chair, tur ' • “a A comfortable tufted back is a fea y ^ „ o ‘t ^ P EOV****** 1 MERCHANDISE, Despite thia fact, the main feroc be has.been reticent about Syrian • < medium-scaled,' foam-cushioned quoise ...... •7 9 .0 0 ^ — ..■■1 ...1 „■ 1.■ — ...... ity of Khruahehev'a poat-purge ac- border incidents and disinclined to ture of this hair-filled, foam-cush- > lounge chair. In i turquoise up $359.00 Love Seat, beige and aqua brocade cover, 298.00 i ;ioned chair, with, kick pleats.- Rasp cusaUona la being diiected toward blame the Syrian government for YOUR PHYSICIAN holstery,. Regularly $179.00. $489.00 ' PtUS__ ^ \ HERE’S YOUR Oversize Lawson Sofa, nubbygrreen berry antique satin, Reg. $179'.00. Malenkov. This seems to illumi these incidents, and tl.at he has not CAN PHONE cover ...... •. ..298.50 nate the fact that the main iuue ordered the"'typical reprisal raids. Mitchell 3-5821 $398.00 Curved Front Sofa, coral damask fabric, 298.50 between Khruahehev end-Malenkov It has been noticied that, in his WHEN YOU NEED $498.00 86” Contemporary Sofa, beige texture, 398.00 was a naked issue of power, aa remarks about the Arab states, he A MEDICINE $179.00 Lawson Lounge Chair, nubby rose cover, 89,95 contrasted with the real and basic hat apparently been playing bail $154.00 Contemporary Wing Chair, aqua-gray . differences on- policy' which did with the effort of American dipio-. REVELYN - S iu ir \8 lf 9 H 0 W ' exist between Khruahehev and niacy 'to soften some of these Pick up your prescrip ^ - print, ...... 99.50 $239.00 English Lounge Chair, Jirowii texture. . -189.50 Molotov. Molotov wl^ the villain suites in their oppoaitloiC to Israel. tion if shopping near us, or ^ C E c o t s ^ ' because of what he believed. $49:95 Ottomaji to match chair shown at top, left, 29!§5 And it haa been noticed that he let Q8 debyer promptly $158.00 Ladies’ Lounge Chair, foam, gdld texture, 99i§0 Malenkov waa the villain because hax not, after all, been in a hurry Without extra charge. A ONLY! he was eligible to be the boas of to try io send an Israeli ship $155.00 Provincial Wing Chair, brown-blue print, 99,50 ' dress shop ^eat many people entrust $179.00'Contemporary Lounge Chair, toast Russia himself.- through the Suer Canal, which sug- us with the responsibility s A m geaU that perhaps he has decided i ../damask ...... 109.00 *‘frhere It Cost Lett itt Be-Better^re»$e4!** of filling their ^'escrip' $249.00 Qiieen Anne Wing Chair, gold-charcoal, 179 00 Reserving A Right In favor of arranging a 'peaceful I tions. May we compound W* iiov* « uniqu* s«l*ctioii of hand piclcnd FAMOUS MAKE legal test of the issue in -the World i yours? $239.00 Swivel Lounge Chair, blue textured The list of atomic powers has 0»urt. - ■ cover...... 189.00 DRESSES in thn latMf sfyins ond fabrics. Many ora somplns, on* of a 8t$ 810S 9AfS M£A0S 8i$ SAftt/At BAfS f$A grown: -First there was 6ne. and All this analysis is welconiSr and ; $179.00 Lounge Chair, foam, turquoise coveringj'139,00 kind. then, theije were two, and then -breeds, hope. The hope is that Is $259.00 Lounge Chair, multi-tfolored‘stripe.___ 198!00 't.here werq.three. That i’a'w-here we rael, 'for -all Ita military- prowess, $149.00 Lounge Chair, Blue-and-green floral print, 98!S0 USE OUR CONVENIENT are at the moment, with the United and for all its awareness of- - the States, Russia, and Britain as the hatred encircling it, can help its 89.95 LAY.AWAY PLAN OR three possessore of the bomb. own cauqa more by policies of mod Prescription pharmacy NEW BUMMER HOURS: TUESDAY Through FRIDAY 10:(W A.M. to 5i00 PJW. In the natural course of. eVeiits.^ eration than by those of frontier 901 Main Street Handsome English' Chippendale TUESDAY ThroughT'^IDAY NIGHTS 7:00 to 8:00 the' number nvill keep increasing. toughness. One thing is certain, Usually $179.00 for this. English' *QuQtAtion styling in a small wing chaif. (WEfRE CLOSED'SATURDAY AND MONDAY) 146 HARTFORD RD. And especially since Britain ' has tad that is that military attack, fJoaeph A4(U«Oft (1672^1719) Foam - cushioned; hair - filled f . Queen Anne Barrel-Back. Chair with j . A T TMIfi U K K E rt—4..VKNKK V TEL. Ml 3-5181 aude such a to-do about iU suc- far from ending and solving that Copyright 1957 (6W4) plain blue cover with matallie foam seat and solid mahogany cabri- AT THE GREEN-“£OBNER WOODBRIDGE and MIDDLEWArVAiMU tPKE. iriVCia IkAQlEAST ^Ms in jobyng tha atomic club^ hatrad, merely breeds more of IL- ok legs. Covered In a ^Id brocada t h r ^ s . Waa $179.00. Q F MANCHESTER upholitary. x^ ) ■ J MANCHaSTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY,^LY 8. 1367 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD.^ MANCHESTER. CONN, MONDAY,. JULY S. 1957 7 BUGS BUNNY Budget^Method of Man Hat your wift Changed Experts Split worrythg. .vour habits much' since your Kasper in U.S. Court Court T old LaFrance Firm Drops cu/TYOiOivwy Sense and Nonsense marriage? ID Out in Hollywood a w a Just Friend- Yes, my hours, ra.v On Watershed 'lOU WMSC&L7 as sweet to one husband to an- habits, my friend* and everything Antwer to Previout Pu«IO For Clinton Race Riot ICiN-r EVEN ,Two men worked tide by tide in said; other. else! Color CluBi Jap, Ltired Cheney Pension Piah a large office. They never tpoke, Mother—I d^n’t think that, man ------: ------m Preserv(ition bill etch watched the other. One (OoM(hiM*d from Pagq One) upstairs likes to hear Georgia play' DOWN man quit work dally at 4 o‘clor4t. his drums, but he's certainly sub CARNIVAL ACROSS B y G ira rd A. e o n n i^ o fy pension p lu i In BY< DICK TURNER 1 Venture '*A11 I ean wiy ia it'« one of the Engaged Whathsr grassland of w oodlud ,, Lookv Dad, No Huids! ■nie other tolled until 6 or later. tle about it. 1 Drab color best preserves watershed p r e t t y effect at C liaii^Broa. Mnoe Dee. Some weeks passed. Then the Father—Why? 4 Sky color 2 Shoshonetn griM.t**t :> ogspertunitie* to 'Eegnln I, 'IMS, Imd ■aid'' to emUUn an , Indians is a question unsettled by the 'Rockville, July 8 (Special)— harder working of .the two ap Mother-srWell, this afternoon he (Light browns the Conatitutlon that we ha\c (OpntlniMd from Fags One) proached the other. 1 Voting birds experts, according to William 8. Little 3-year-old Lloyd E. Tor- Mtimated 33 mtUlon, has 'been dl^ g«ive Georgia h knife, and asked 12 Goddess of . 4nr*r hgd.’’ rey escsiped injury in a 3-cr- continued by LaFrance Industries, Joe—I beg .vour pardon. Do you him If he knew what 'was inside infstustion 4 Animal launcher last January, fataHy In 5 Moon N'Umeroui persona (hook hit Wise, director of the State'Water collition which police say he Inc., new owner of the local firm .. mind telling me how you can clean the drum. 13 Operates ' hand and wished him well, Oom'missibn. juring ths Jatmissq woman. caused her* yeaierday about 5 up your work every day at 4 g Concord The cut-off date was April 30, 14 Region '^■s.^ylpr entered the courtroom Raya Act Not JM ty p.m. . o'clock 7 15 Legal msttcrs 7 Superlative Wise'* opinion was asked after and plans for the disposal o f tba Fred t- Beautiful wottien art a suffix w N ll a.m, (E3ST) and the piro-, BuL' Rankin aaU, O i^ d waa The youngster, police said, Sam—Not at all.. When 1 come IS Christian'' 41 Conceals -the quetUon waa raised by Msn- fund havs ntarly been oonqiletsd, dime a dosen. 6 PattriA 28 Complete eeemnga began. iMver authorised to use the climbed into a -ca r owned by to a tough piece o f detail. I marif . Joseph—Here's a dime, give ipe denomination 27 Monasteries 42 Prayers. The hif-condiUoned courtroom chsster residenta opposing and hi* father; Willis Torrey, 13 according to an official ot tha Ig Landed t Operatic solo fund's, trustee, the Hartford Na It "Refer to Smith.” I figured that a dosen.> / lOCIote 28 Female deer 43 Rant, was filled'to . overflowing a .half proposing salt of t o w ’n • o w n * d grenade-launcher .oq his rifle in Moun^n St„ which was parked properties tional Bank and Truat Op. In an outfit as large, as this, there Freddie— Honey. I'm oniy'a week U Went lower 29 Chills 44 French hour before' -the acheduied - start watershed lend to the .Country such a fashion. Rankin contended on Bdbert Rd. Like a veteran to Bare the set was so far removed from He said about 660 paraons ware '^MOLD IT. DOC, fsowrriMcs i don’t is sure to be a-man named Smith.. '17 Perceptive 31 Belgian islands of the trial. Between AO and 75 au b. , . driver, he turned the key and And I must be right; none of 21 Falsehoed ' seaport 48 Sea bird official - duty that th* United members of ths plan, ’niaae in Y a TAKE OWE KNOIN w h a t 'M'D How much happier we should be it Worthless 19 French river 'persons stood at the back of* the The club wants to us* the prop stepped on the accelerator. those papers comes back to me. summer evenings if Nosh had 23 Incursions 33 Spring month 47 Give fo^h States .was Justified in wai-ving ■ its clude more than 300 retired work o ! m » r / DO WITHOUT Me, table bits courtroom. One or ^ - o Negroes erty in the waterihed on the west The car sped backward in ers, who wlU continue to dmw The harder worker started to swatted th* male mosquito before 24 Sour 38 .Wise old man 48 Deceive side o f 8. Main St. for a golf primary Jurisdiction in favor o f to a car owned by Frederick . 24 Sacred bull SO Playing card were among the specUttors. The Japan. their pensions without intsmipUoii. remove his coat: he left the. ark. 28Sloth 25 Window glass 40 Filaments 16 defendants eat in a 'line of course. Wheeler, 72 Village St. The .loe--Brother, prepare for a Iowa 5 “ r 8) iMwyers—and the city is thrbng- owned Globe Hollow and Taylor 3300. 37 Decades Reservoirs , Girard should be tried by Japan. the estimau as to the fund's Politician-:All that I am, I owe S with ■ them—pointed to these worth. He lald a definite figure 39 Frees fi B Experiments have not been Prompt surrender of the Amer Lattle Georgia received a new j to my mother, II 1 Implications in the csse;^ ican soldier to Japan is urged by could not be given since ths amount- drum, for Christmas, and shortly! Voice (fo m crowd I—Well 40 In this place i carried on long enough to U t r t r 1, It is the first greiTt test of government attorneys to ease ‘in- JPhe Rev. Percy Smith of South fluctuated according to market 41 Pronoun r give any substantial data,” Wise A. ______AM______s ea rllt thereafter, when father came home! doe.sn't it feel grand to be out of the federal government's power to ■ t.o rln s tholo temational friction" and prevent Methodlet Church will officiate. conditlohs and according to nsw from work one evening, mother debt. 42 Of a religious i ' Norms A. Dupaat said today. 'There ia a very great doctrine j r E P ■enforce the Supreme Court's or ''great embarrassment” the'y eay Frlendb may call at the funeral perislOD payments helhg mada al- der to the public schools to am divergence of opinion and at the home Tuesdky from 2 to 5 and 7 moit weekly—; " r 45 Unnatural i preaent time, there ere very few w6uld result if this government H" K with "all deliberate speed” to end Mr. and Xlrs. George E. tibpont. to 9 p.m, ^ 49 Made 117 Ridge St., announce the concrete figures available;)' were prevented from csrrylng out Conflnha Report BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSB MAJOR HOOPLE , operative segregaUon. Its commitment to Japan. . Burial will be in Wapping Ceihe- Elimination o f the pension pUa f r tl 1 2. It may throw some light on thgagement of their dsughtes, A Chamber of Commerce com tery, VVM>plng- n Australian Mias Norms Ann Dupont, to mittee which.has been asked for Blit attorneys for Gtrglrd s ^ h e was confirmed publicly, today by • ostrich i i the question of whether whit* Jur> Is bslng sacrificed to gppMse -PaoUno Gerli, chairman - of tha r n - Albert R.' Martin, son of Mr. and sn opinion on the proposed sale is DOMW l o o k m o w - COMtCSAW, BUT I'M OROlNARy^lFFl Ve P ./^ 52 Always « ors will convict persons involved Japanese agitators and thua ia a John C. Archer board of LaFrance Induatriaa, Inc., UP H EKSf IMtCM 1 SAW SOU SNEAK AKOUMO i Mrs. Albert F. Martin, ITS Green scheduled to consider the water Wo u l d s o t o ^ t e n ^ 5 ^ / 55 Center of R 11 in civil rights cases—an issue now Rd. victim of what they oak a "political John Clark Archer, 75, a 'Yal* which ■ purchased Cbensy Bros, THE BAdK OP THE HOUSE WHILE I Wa s OAt-NAVl.' HOW BLESSED the an apple r ' being, debated in CongiYss. shed question'tonight. The Cham professor and an authority on SPKWJKUMA 1 KNEW >OU WERE UP ' SLEEPAND HlS#^lNUTSS i Mias- Dupont, a- graduate of debislon” by the U-S.' government.- from J. P. Stsvena and Co. a yaar TPAlWOlL PEACE OF THeAlOR MUR 54 Tear K n ConstituUbnat questions and the ber will -report its recommenda Asiatic religions, and the lather ago. ‘ TO ONE OP 'OUq; OASS, SO 1 CAME INS FOREST, WITH THE EAR Fish Hoof: % Be fo r e t 4 Manchester High School, class of tions to Gilbert C. Bsmea, head of His attorneys want the Supreme IN THE S i d e c o o * w h e n moo 55 Soap-making boundaries of federal and state of Mrs. Theodore Blakeslee. 67 Gerli, who is also presldant af Would punctore/ chow call, 1B66, Is employed in the Engineer s Board of Directors subcommit Court to order Girard's release SHUT OFF THE vvatE*-- AWV ATTUNED TO SWEET BIRD r « » s as.' frame ' E" n authority also will be debated in from Army ciMtody at once, since Marion Dr., died yesterday at his Chensy Bros., sMd the plan waa TiasE you CARE TO LET OOOP CONCERTSWHO WANTS THE j THE r a f t — j A SENTLE ing Department of Pratt and tee cmisidering the Country ClUb b u t b r e e z e . B H MVA S..W. taa. 56 Sea eaglet no charge has been filed sgslnst home in New Haven. discontinued because it wa* now THE HOSE, I LL COOL OPP JARRlNS DISCORD OF THE DAM.E- . W T 11 the trial in U.S. District Court. Whitney Aircraft. Rer fiance', allk) propoeal. HOT AEMSE OF MOasO*.’ fortune Never f will waft 57 Female If "W e are going to fight this out him-ky the military. He spent 35 years on the faculty "out of porporUon" to the aise ot C iT / With it s fisht f o r "That Bon Ton drtsa ahop! Ona mart rtmihder from 1 a graduate of the 1B5B claaa, Is HAS c a l l e d a HIM BACK taint (ib.V__ r * to the bitter «|id," said Ross Bar Girard, an Army .apecialiit 3.C. of the Yale Divinity School before the local company. Tka plan waa a n d f a m e employed by Pratt and Whitney PELF I SHORE/ them and I'vo a notion to upaet thoir wholo bookicoepln( his retirement in IMO as professor initiated at a Lima when Chaney 30NE.X C^LD WR0N6 SISNAL nett, of Jackson, Miss., a defense Aircraft as a Jet engine metaf- from Ottawa. Ill,, waa in no posi Fo r Him " *vatom by makin2 a paymont!" attorney. Barnett Is former presi smith apprentice. tion to participate in the legal dis emeritus of compaxative religion. Bros, wa* sUll a powar in thia WRITE A In 1905. he was ordaine)! a minis textile industiy and employOd WNET.' dent of the MlssissHtipl Bar and a An October wedding la planned. pute. He remains confined, to camp twice-defeated candidate for gov- 1 'Whittington,; a U.S. Army base 60 ter of the Disciples of Christ. He more than 1,600 workara. . ^ em 6r; - • ’ miles, from Tokyo, where he waa served as sn educational mission Twel ve 'years, a textUs-iaduatiy PRISCILLA’S POP Try To Remember BY AL VERMEER is mass prejudics against iKaspar ary in Jabalpur, .India. He vras depression and two ownsrs Itler, ' "If you don't want an oak tree Harry Anderson, 42, of 28 Maple married last- weqk to -the former ^ , 1 -SAID^ D R E A M ? I DON'T KNOW -and that the IS rannot get a fair Haru (Candy) Sueyama. preaident of the Jabalpur TMCA Cheney Bros, ha* ahrunK to A jiiK to grow, pluck' the acorn out of trial if triel with Kasper, SL; pleaded guilty this morning to M-HUH?)7TWAT SURE H ANYTHING AaOLiT::/ the gToimd," said Judge George Girard has described as an ae- and manager of the Christian employing less than 400 workam T h e government ha* subpoenaed stealing 342 and a box of frozen Mission Press. He nstumsd tp ths and occupying only e ' WAS A FUNNY (YO'UR DREAM.'^ Waahmgton TVlIHams of Baltimore. steaks from The Patio, drive-hi cident the; • fatal shooting of Mrs. D R E A M . A former federal district Jiidg* approximately 75 witnesses and the Nska Sakai, on a firing range. In United States in 1912. He was Where it once needed urss of floor — ? r - defense more than 40. , restaurant, and waa sentenced to pastor'O f. a church in Avon and space. S.- WASN'T and ardent '^States' Righter,” Wil serve. 60 days in Jaii. Japan where Girard and another r-V'T? liams argues that the' -Supreme , 'Defense attorneys were in almost soldier had .been assigned to guard later assistant minister of South EurUiorOottttscttoa continual session tdgether Saturday Deputy Judge Jules Karp gAve Church, Brockton, Mass. Gerli also discioufi today. thst Court decision is "not absolute," Andergon two ^ concurrent 60Lday a machine gun. The woman was ^ly^l r H '. and can be reveriMd. night and all -d^Sunday. ^ , H«rald Photo by Pinto shot in the back with an empty Besides hia daughter, he leavss his further eonstraction is in prospect. At a pre-Mai news conference, terms, one bn the larceny charge Two unidentified youngsters watch with awa as btvnb bursts, wife, and a son, Alfred Archer of Plana now caU for th* sal* or & «u .22 J.«wyers with Defense looking like hrilllsnUy hued centipedes, light up th» sky over ML cartridge case fired from a gre- iL*" defense attoraeys announced they and one for violation of probat|[pn. Washington, D. C. of the machine, shop Building m i They are two of the 22 lawyers ' Judge Karp revoked the proba Nebo Saturd&y night.• The picture was taken during the Amer ilade launcher. whose names are associated with had eiecLeu Robert 1,. Dobbs, 36, He aleo has denied Japanese BSlm SL and for Ui* mov- tion term Anderson was serving ican Legion's postponed Fourth of July fireworks, oelebratlon. Fett^alrasUc wg of the main '-bace, tha the defense. Memphis trial lawyer, as chisf bhargss that he tossed some empty Representatives' o f the stto m ^ counesl. He will be sssisted in S t ' the time of the theft Tuesday. Felix Jskuslk o f -Worcester, machine, pipe and elactrte siiOM Anderaon, being sought by- tocal cartridge cases toward the wo from that building into tte dva- general of Louisiana, a former at by McI>od~snd Gore. man and enticed her lo come closer Mass., father oT Mrs. Josej^ W. FEW F lS ii , . police, gave himdelf up to Meriden Pulchlopek, 54 Avondale Rd., died bouae on Pin* SL n * n is E ird & .yaarauiEs torney general' of .Texas, and a e.JUfjr’ will be selected from before shooting. Ths 'wornu was- WU-L JUMP INTO " -Tf . Tennessee State Senator also regular Jury panel of 56. Only police. Friday. ' w u moved into the mechifie THE RAFT TOO = r-» V*'' Douglab' Gallup, 22, of 101 Elisa Crowd Donates $1,217' one of a number of J,apaneiw civil- from Hertford <;|t(L leu th«n e 4t eMoMMl expected' to participate. . three of these ’ live in Anderson tans scavenging for sierap inatal on He wae . a apriiig maker at year ago. Alabama lawyer. Grover S. County, of which Clinton is the beth .Dr., whose car scurried along an cmbankmenL did an abouLface, the firing range. ' / ' American Bt«el 4k Wire Division, According to CBebrier elterae- ^ow He Know* Leod, of Birmrngham, is one o fA h t county seat. Six are Negroes. Rep. Burleson (D-lrex.) said last U.S. Steel Corp., for 43 yeqiY un BY V. T. HAMLIN central figures. Reporters, also tbronfing Knox sCruck a pole, and continued on Uve plane for diapoeing a t the fund ita way along W. Middle Tpke, week a House Foreigz Affairs sub til .hie retirement two yeare ago. •ra being eoiiMdared fay U » b ^ PLENTy.' TM A r T X X OVER AFTBl Kasper and...IS other persons, ville. heard heated statements To Cegioh Fireworks COTTON WOODS BY RAY GOTTO June 21, was found innocent of committee had been informed that He was, a member of Queen Ned- •fid two commlttoea rtinrianntliii MISSISSIPPI SLAP -ncNow the OLD ONE including two women, arecharged from out-of-state attorney* associ reckless driving. Girard “ coaxed" Mrs: Sakai to ap wig Society of Polish National tha pensipn plan mUtbaig a n d l S RIVER BOAT \CX1, JACK.BUT HYPNOTIZEP / OH) SO 7 ...AND I'M GONNA w l^ criminal contemnL ated with the defense.' These law AlUancs, Polish NstiiraUzation -In GRAB A TRAIN TO NoS^fev an|w r s ^ Judge Karp Indicated there was The American Legion will ± t proach. He called it "a smart- company. One would be. tor tte MAN ...JACK WHATCHA DOIN' OOP-THEN f THAJIS WiWS NIGHT SO I CAN MOM AND U'TTLE WIUIE ' The charge g reiy ’out of dis- yers criticised TYeeident Eisen lucky to break even from its v e - alack trick” which makes Girard dependent PoHUciU Club, White EAST'S THE IN TH6 6RAND SKIPPED A BEEN WRONC BE IN LONESOME ' RECKON THCYRE ;turbances At C llp ^ , Tena„- ^ t hower and Atty Gen. Brownell, and some question In his mind about Workers Oil> Bank to centinue tfia fintat fund.. A-SETDN' DOWN MUST BE OUT, whether car got out .of con works display Saturday night, no hero. Biit he contended the sol Ekigle Aaan. and United. Steel The. other would be w tba tnuSi NAME.' WIZERS RIS? WTTH IM) GAP ALL d3w autumn and a g ^ in NovemaiFr said Chief Justice Warre "is not Workcre bf America, Local 18U, TOMORROW. AT TH* SUPPUH trol because of a blowouL even though ail estimated 30,000 dier was on duty luid should be tee to use tha fund to purehaaeliii- t a b l e and D4cember,^^hen Negro stu worthy to be a. Justice of the persons turned out,for it CIO. dent! were brought into the previ- peace." tried 'by court-msrtlal. nultlM from .an Inauranoacompanr ABOUT NOW.' The vehicle waa wrecked, Town Streets George Frost, who today Braldea hia daughter in Man Qualy all-wM a high school. Barnett, when' asked for infor Judge Karp reserved decision in tor the participating mantoanTto- counted up the contributiona re chester, be leSvea a ion; EMward dlcatkms ware that this pUn would Clintoiy70 miles from Knox mation' about defense strategy, the ease of Mrs. Alice M. DePietro, ceived from the crowd Saturday ville, 1 « ^ town of 4,500. Thqre Oiling 22 Manchester: streets has P. Jakuaik of WoreMter; two oth-- eventually be foUowad. gav^ newsmen an account of 36. of East Hartford, charged with night, said only 31,217.66 was put er daughters, Mrs. Helen C. Strok were ^ ffejp-o students 'oHginai- events in E O T l over thousands m fradulsnt issue of checks. kept town engineering department F o im la employes busy"' for • th* last tevf into the till. Together with 3102 of. Woonsocket. It. I., and hDii, Ah' "M^^U^ong 800 whit4||. AylgesrA whenen. he ael6 ; ‘ ' ‘V’ Mrs.: DePtetro'a.. cotrtiSsl,; Atty, received through the mall, this left Whichever plan ia adopted, d'At .ih* year, howyvtir.* flve^ ^ weeks. th’ony W. Yucatonis of Wqrceiter, tentative formu'a would probaUy "They had one.'.of the. greatest Nermicn Tules, told the epUH Mrs. the. Legion some 3180 short after and nine grandchildreii. . students had dropped ouL. civilisations in the world until the They are now at work Irt the be employed to protect the rights DePietro has accounts in . two spending 3t,500 for the display. Funeral eervieea and burial took hoy said they had b e^ intimk- MlffBere came-dowx the Nile and banks. A t one bank she failed to South End where they twpe to Of the pian'e nMmbara: have eight more roads oiled by the Frost, evidently bitter at the place/this morning in Worceatar, dated, ink thrown over their books, mongrelised them." sign as administratrix of her hus meagerness of the contributions Worker* already rettrad or at Iimo-'EJB nil -*tc. band's estste,-TUIee said. At .the end of^the week, according to the 66-yur vMuntary reUrement Town Engineer James Sheek'ey. when contrasted to the size of the Another was axpelled for draw- othbr, she 'was under the imprea- crowd, said the difference might age would get their fuU pcnalona. siqh that deposits were being, made Streets that have' been oiled are: be made up fixrm the money taken Wofkers with rested rights but Judge Binds.Over Tolland Tpke. from N.,.Maia St. Mrs. Lewis Dies, BY AL CAPP and BOB LUBBERS for her regularly when they were In at the refreshment stands that not yet at retirement age would K a^er, born Jij New Jersey, noL ITules explained. to Deming St.; Slater St. from Tol "were set up at Mt. Nebo. get a very largo peneentage — BUZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE was. accused of fomenting, the dis Auto Theft Count Romeo J. Richard, 42, Of Hart land Tpke. to the South Windsor But there won't be any left over Former PHncipal close to 1<» per cent—o f their turbances in,August, w^im the Ne town line; Summit St. from Wil ’ Mr*. Agnea A. Miller .pensions. These are workers who BUT IF HE reaches SHOREHI STOP N ford, waa found guilty of speeding for the Legion's community serv _^tiuiri wH«r ijAiP. gro students were first admitted WiUiam H. Ackley. 2ff, of and fined 318 in a lengthy court liams SL south to Grove ..SL: Glen ices fund. Profits from the fire Of Green School Funeral iatvio*( for Mrs. Agnas> Tara between the aE«a 56 and 1 WARN YOU — SAWYER'S / EABBUNC, to the high school. He waa con Rd. from Highland St. to'Spring FVCRID9NEB C «V W .„H E AMYyiND/ WOMAN. 1ST SWIMMING A9H0RC[ case. Richard was clocked at 50 works show, if any. go into t}iis A. Miller were held - Saturday at 66 and have had a minimum mem victed of crirhinal contempt for Hartford, was ordered bound over St., Spring SL tvora Highland St. 8:15 a.fn. at the William P. ()uiBh cdkwarJO$r ZORKA. ^ ME AT THAT HE LANDS, HAVE YDUR MEN CRA* mph by Patrolman Walter OaMells fund. However, the Legion has not Mrs. Ethsl Fish Uwis. 85 Char bership in the plan o f 16 ymrs. iHewAvr fuwhrp .JUAA. AND NO « IM e L IN e , violating Judge .Taylor's injunction to Superior Court by D ^uty Judge Jr, from PUkip St. to Brookfield to S. Main St.. Funeral Home, followed by Workers •whp have no vested' RADIO TEIEPHONE. been able to enrich this fund ter Oak S t, died suddenly early against int*rfenng-wlth, the inte Jules Kanp today on charges of St. on E. Center St. June 11. E; Middle Tpke. from Princeton through its annual -Areworks dis solemn requiem m u s at St. Cath-, rlghU would get at least what gration of.-the school. auto theft and o r a t i n g a motor' Atty. Henry Goldberg sought to St. to Legion.Rd.; Wyllys SL from play for years, Frost said. this morning ( t th e-10 Acres erine's Church. Broad Brook. Th* they themselves contributed Into Sentence, Fined persuade the court that the speed Porter St. til:'Spring SL; Arnott Rev. Anthony J. Ekimbolinakl w u the irtan plus Intereet on tha vehicle while htt license was under Frost said that coin containers Foundation, Princeton, N. J. Taylor sentenoed him to a year suspension. The Lond has betm was not dangerous to others on the Rd. friun E; Middle Tpke east to celebrant; amount o f their contributiona. . in prison and a tUne of 3 1.000. „ . highway and that Richki'd was op that were j>kssed among the crowd She was bom in Mancheatar O ct set at 310,000; Ackley 4s alleged Garth Rd.; Ga/th Rd from Arnott 22,' 1S84, a daughter of the lata . Mrs. Louis Pitney w u ornnlst When final details havs bean During thb-'niost criticat period erating safely at all times. Rd. to Mountain Rd.; Ferguson Rd. at ift. Nebo were found to con to. Jiavc taken a Cadillac from Alphonso and Ella Ford Fish. For and soloist Burera ware ' FYank worked out and ne; eUatietui com of the (VsturitaneeS in Clintonr 100 Five other persons were flneir from E. Middle Tpker to 400 feet tain everythli^g from 310 bills to MOrlafty Bros, parking lot Satur 31 bills "to pennies, buttons, tokens many years she was principal' of Krist, Phiiip -Welles. Henry Kiip- pleted, a i r i e r said, the workara' state police (hire sent to the. little for motor vehicle violations. Mau ^ u U i of Garth Rd. and . from chonoa and Victor'Kupchonos. will be Informad, Ha ,aaid this town to keep bWer. The foilow- day, night. and even pieces of wood." the. Manchester Green School. ^udge Karp issued a finding tsi rice G. Dqsmaraia^ 17, « f 72 Sum-fjitouhtain Rd. to Porter St.; Jef 'Burial was in SL Catherine’s would probably be before tha end Ihg day, 647 Tennessee National mer St. was fined 315 for speeding The display, wnlch had been She.,.waa th( widow of Philip probable eause on t)i* recommend ferson sL from Union Pi. to Tol Lewis, who died about a year ago. Gerriet'ery, Broad Brook. Father of July. Quardamen send six tanks rolled and 3100 for driving while his li land Tpke. • postponed from July 4 because of in to reinforce the police.- ation of (Prosecutor John Fitz Hie heavy rain ' that night, got She leaves one brother, Clharlet Bombolinakl read th* committal In commenting en the allmina- Gerald. , . cense was under suspension; Ron Union Pi'.; Eastland. Indjam eervtce. , ' Uon of the pension plan. GarU aald On Dec. -4, a Baptist minister, ald C., .Stewart, 26, of 74 Foster started 25 minutes late Saturday Fieh of Gilead; a-stepson, Francis ■ the ■ Rev. Paul TYjrner. and two Ackley is off p4irolt from the Overland. Greenwood," Plaza, and because of a sky that was too light. H. Lewis of Manchester; and' two LaFrance might replace It with Cheshire Reformatory where he St„ fined 350 for "follawinir tob ,St. Paul Dr.; 300. feet o f Farm nieces and nephews. ■ Mr*. Annie WlUtahooee "something new." However, he BY PETER HOFFMAN others, personally escorted, six Ne closely In bonnSetipn with a a-car . Earl Peterson, chalrihan o3 the gro students down the hill from had been serving a 2-year term. Dr.; XSraht Rd.; Windermere SL; fireworks committee, said today Private funeral services will be ^ e funeral of Mrs. Anifis White- said no plana have bean worked MICKEY FINN A Bit U te! He will be returned to tlie re coilision at Center and B n »d Burnham SL; and S, Main St, held at th* Holmes Funeral Home. house. 88, a former resident, of ou t. yet, and indicated . that tha ...jOH, I WA5 ...EXCEPT THE MAN WHO STOUs flY LANK LEONARD th* cmnmunlty where moat of the Sts. June 22; Jamqs S. Loney, 28, the operator of the display want ■ ■ ■ . Negroes live to . the high school formatory , for violation of^ hia from Spring St.' to thq Gifistpn- ed to wait until the sky darkened 400 Main S t, 'Thursday.' Burial Manchester, w 'u held at 1 o'clock "eomatlUng new** nttght ha a TOO SCARED UY OUN DID 'HAVE RED HAIR.) MeAaafW I*. •*»»•«». 1*». DUFFyWOUlDVE A HE COULDVE parole' until his appearance in of North Windham, found innocent bury line. ■*' will be in .B u t Cemetery. . this afternoon at the W. P. Qtilsh profit-sharing plan. TO REMEMBER and saw them safely inside. . of following too closely but fined before starting the show. He waa PROBABty SOUAWKEP SOUAWKED (MTH. I Deabie to When he emerged, -some men Superior Court. This week, the men are' sched Friends may call at tMs funeral Funeral Home. Tlie' Rev. Percyt He nprwM d hostility to pension VERY MUCH,. 3 1s on conviction ,of operating afraid the fireworks wouldnot look Smith, associate minister of the plans, calling them "giveaways.” BERSEANT... ANyAMV,PHIL.inOO } WAS BUIE IN THE CADDY FOR AIE. followed him across the street to uled to work on Lewis. Fern, and to their best advantage v-against home Wednesday from 3 to S and HAD BEEN ABLE TO < FACE-ACAPPYIS with defective brgke*: Herbert F. Gardner St#., S. .Lake'wdb'd Circle, from 7 to 9 p.m. South Methodist CSturch, offici A proflt-abaring plan, oa the other ..the. office of the telephone com Fraser, 19, of Rast Hartford, fined the Hght sky, Peterson said. fiFT LOUIE ! uFD CLAW' pany—on the .town -square—and Bruce and Hllicrest Rds., Hack ated. and burial w u in EAst. hand, ,he said,, ia aonieUilng in 33 for having sn improper muffler. However, after the sUrt of the Cemetery. which “everyone, can .Shan la an A PtAyEA ADVICE! began beating him. One of thiem, About Town matack St, from S. MNn St. to display, which had been scheduled Albert M. Dupont HMM!lAN0WWH01'tA Clyde t Cook, 35. an employe at Judge fcarp heard two cases of Keeney St., and Porter' St. from. Albert Moise Dupont, 159- OK The cuket w u bom* by por achlevamenL'-' " OET! THAT LAO n a m e d intoxication this morninx and vari for 9:15, had been held up until ter*. . “ ■ Gerli la expected to . discuss the Atomic Energy Laboratory af Wyllys St. to Highland St,' 9:40 and the crowd began clapping cott St., died, suddenly at his home TONV-ATPEMANE'S Members Of Rockville Emblem ous sentences were Awarded. u r ly this morning. ■ , _* Mrs. Whitshouse disd Friday at these and other mattar* on Oak Ridge, .struck the minister'in Club, No. 6, wlll hold their snnusl Edward Wrobel,' 34. of East If the weatheC remains fair, to. express its Impatience. Peterson Wednesday with ctffidals' o f lioeal the face, bloodying hla nose, the Sheekey said, the men afe expected Bom in Ware. Mss*., Sept! 11, the 8lm(bury. OoeivaJeacent Home outing Wednesday at the B3l|ii Hartford, was fined 320. gave the operator the word to go after a long iUneu- 63, Tmtile Worker* Union of . Epyemm«nt_charge(.. to complete theae oiling Jobs-be-' ahead.----- 1887, he! had been g. resident of Home in Rockville.-. Card games Henry L. Cronin, 55, of no cer Manchester for the. p u t SO years She leives a. son, Arthur White- America, AFL-CIO. Ha la ached- The Rev. Mr, TTimer sa.va Cook, tain address, was given a sus.,: fore fhe highway-workers vacation Some 433 bombs and 2fl set pieces uled to meet ' with them in con later apologized to him.. ' will be plSyed in the afternoon and He retired two years ago from house of New York City, . one at ^ p. m. a picnic supper will bs pended Jail eeiUenc* of 30 days aiM period starts July 13. During th'e were exploded during the show, tract talks. The pfssent 5-year - ," I don't, know, whether there acation' period----- ' of ' ■ twd ' weeks ■ • for - Pratt and Whitney Aircraft, where grandchild, and four great grand enjoyed. Mrs. Viola Burke an{i ilac'ed og a good behavior. pYoba- lighUhg the sky with brilliant he w u empioved in tha. payroll children. .V pact expires later this year-. Nego- would have been any rioting if some mCfi and three -for other* colors and rocking the .'Mt. Nebo tiatiefls' between union and local Kasper hadii't come ,4o Clinton,' Mrs, Maty. Grasiadio are co-chair fion. tabulating deplrtihent. He w u a men of the committee. A suspended Judgment was en depending upon their length of area with reverberatlrms for 45 management started a few wtoks the clergyman says today. "I do service, only an emergency crew member of the Church of the As tered In the case o f Emeat L. minutes. sumption. No Thanks for Rtsscue ago. know three oc four persona who wdll he. operating. Uaton Pretested are dedicated' to fighting de.^egre- Mrs. A h i ^ Gustafson o,f Port Bowie, Coventry, charged ' with Despite the size' of the crowd, He- leavu Us wife. Mrs. R buns gatlon. B u t. none of them had Cheater. N. TK, is vlsttlng With her failure to obtain a ^unk. dealer's ; Tomorrow, Oie highway-workers police and auxiliaries under the di- DeForg* Dupont; two sons. Philip Omaha, July 8 UP). —» "My wife LaFrance eliminated the pension BY LESLIE TURNER FRECKLES A!SD HIS F’RIENDS BY MERRILL BLOSSER Kasper's experience, knew Just nieces. Miss Florence and Miss license. Bowie admitted he was cut will be instiircted in'use of a new rectioiydfsChlef Herman O. Skhen- .A. of Madchestsr find Arthur G. didn't even seem grateful,” said system under rights given th* how to start one of these things." Esther Johnson, 51 Clinton St. ting \ip. an old automobile to.sell SW.OOO0 eductor tru'Ck ■ by a r e p - , w-ere able to have all parking Dupont of B u t. Hartford; two Jees Komaine. 85, after he had company by ths plan Itself. It w u .alive o f' the Elgin . C o r p . iota cleared In 30 minutes. carried his 98-year old semi-in learited that the decision w u .RiOHTD/THEOLD WELL FfcdersT Agents -arrested the' 15 it as Junk. resentative of • the Elgin . Corp, daughtru, Mr*. Vivian E.. Antonio H m a a / ^ in c e t h e y Judge Karp dismissed the case which sold equipment On the truck valid wife ' to safety from their taken despite the protuts of na ONES WERE a t T - THEY a r e on Dec. 6 grid .6. They are free Mr, and Mrs. Pater Urbsnetti, and Mr*. Marie C. Entjeo both of ARE s u l l n o t a l l against Louis Lovitt, 48, of Elling to the town. The machine w ill be ■__, , _ 'A tional and local officers of the tex TlNe A BIT, STEADY — on hall ranfiag ' ft-nm 11.000 to 3)^ Main St., haVc returned home Manchuter; four brothers, Georg* burning apartoienL - JNSTA lXED^MATBe iT 312,000.. r . , ' “after spehdlhg a“ week with their ton, charged, with violation of a re used to clear out catch basins and tile union w h o-m ^ with Gerli ear u n s ig h t l y / TbU'LL DO AAE AND CUS)R>MER.S.» Autos Damaged of Middieboro., Mau., Oscar of ■”I carruni her ^rom the bed to PotalaXM' Prove daughter and family in Cincinnati. stricted license. The court termed for sedimentation beds at the W u t Springfield, MuS., O upar of a window, removed the screen and ly In, the year. C3NSVA ------, Lavitt’s violation a technical one. town's new sewage disposal plant. Today. (3erli aald the plan w u FAvOFt/ ( PERHAPS I k To convlc^ them, the govern The.y made the trip by plane, their Harmony,' R. I., and Robert Du tossed her oiit « n the fire escape," ment-represented by ,U.S. DiaL first flight. Urbanetti has reopenell Lavitt was under the impression In Minor Crash pont., of Miami, Fla.; two sietera! he continued. "A ll ehe said w u ' Jhe product of an are that hu Atty. John C. Crawford Jr.- and his cobbler shop at 566 Center St.* that the limitation lapsed auto- Mrs. Philip Proulx of Canada and lloQ should have wfiitsd for me to ended and added that LaFrance two assistants—must prove; matlcally in view of Jiia gppeal of Town Takes Bids A colUsiop on McKee St. Satur Sister Mari* Elisee of the Order Of drese.' ’■ Industries, Inc., could not main 1. That th e' defendants had .. ‘Boys and girls from the ages of a speeding conviction. ‘ day resulted in tlM damage to the Presentation of Mary, West Romaine suffered oiily minor tain it under. present conditions. knpjvledgq o t Judge Taylor's in 5 to 10 are reminded of the story The court Continued to Friday On New Machine 'each of twp cars.', Warwick, R. 1.; and flv* grandchil bums and his wife was treated, at Under th* plan, the comptny i l ll i i l junction prohibiting any Inter hour in Center Park tomorrow the caies of James L. Perry, 42. of Police u id that a car driven by dren. hoepltal Tor bruises yesterday was required to pay gn amount ference with the Integration at the morning at 10;30. The (eries will 211 Hollister 8t„ charged with ------! Joyce Lee Buruck, 20. of 24 Moore Funeral service* will be held and releued. each year that was necesXary to high school. be conUnued through AUg. IS. passing a atop eign; and John Jack- Bid*'on'an accoiinting machine j®L, was struck as she backed it keep the fund in tound condition,- .Wednesdu morning at 8:30 from Mrs' Ann Cloweer, 02, found bj) 2. That they conspired with Kas son, 49. of .38 Mbekvilte Rd., with an electric typewriter for the ' * driveway on McKee St. the J(*n F. Tierney Funeral Home.' According to an tnfqrmed sourcs, per or "acted in concert" with him, PhUlp Rich Jr., son of Mr. and changed with driving under the In Town Ckmtroller's office will be Sebutian CZtana, 60. of Gluten- firemen Inside the doorway o t her LaFrance would have been res' 219 W. Center fit., followed by a. apartment next door to Romaine's, and ha with them, to violate the Mrs. Philip J. Rich. 140 Center St., fluence of . Intoxicating liquor' or' opened July 15 at 1p.m . by (Jener-1 •’“ 'Y ,' w u -th e tiriver of the other solemn high M au of. requiem in quired to provide the. fund with . injunction. ..V. and husband of the fornier Mlai dnigi. Jackson was arrested Satur al Manager Ttichard Martin. | car. was dead on arrival at a hospital. 315,000 this year. - the Church o f tKc AHumption at Her husband. Bert Ctowser, 51,. 3. That as a consequenccL “overt Eleanor V. Field. 89 Ridge St., was. day. The maohlne must be capable of .- Catana-was1 ^passingVOMSl another car 9 o'clock. RurUl will be in St. Th* plan, Gerli said, w u start acts" were compnUed op four oc- graduated from the Navy's Officer The case of Terry H. Files, 21, of doing payroll work and must not that, had stopiM to allow the Biir- suffered second degree bums. ed under different clreumstanqes, James' Cem'eteiV. Fire department arson investiga BY DICK CAVAIXI THE STORY OF MARTHA WAYNE Help Needed BY WILSON SCRUGGf cajpons in November and two In Candidate School at the Naval Sta Wapping,-charged with a atop sign cost more than 38,000. saeje car to back out ot th’e drive Frisnda may eali at (he funsral “when 'Cheney Broe.- had 2,(KK) emr . December which interfered with tion, Newport) R. I., and commis violation, was continued to July way, iand collided with the backing tor Dan Mulcahey said the fire ployes and many operZUou. Now MRS, MtAfiTnsrt DOUSSOOTTC hpme tonight from 7 to 9:30 and broke out In ths Clowser aipsrt- VR5/tCMfTTMAO/CR /; 1 HA0XTSE6 Y3U. OOUS7 VESi MK&SCOTT-aVNGUPl . brderly integration of the school. • sioned anwnslgn July 2. 15,. JUDGE HOUIS HILOV VERDICT vehicle according to polled. tomorrow from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9:30 that it ia down to a restricted > MOn«R. riOJOW N s BEEN MOST ment, apparently from a cigarette. THE note. MAT ICAU ./NSISfSICtEGOlNSTO • Jewisli, have ivared Hlldy the big crosa^merabera and floor two grandchildren. seph Bouvier, 25, of uncertain ad made clear that LaFrance Indtu- F>y.” said • Thomas P. Gore of mshe4 to the aeene to stand hy fo rd ,'w u charged w-ith speeding. almost sine* her . birth. She was beam* to make rigid the Iragto Funeral eervicee will be held at dress. A iuvenil* companion, ar trie* h u no intereet ia th* fund .Bashvtlle, cousin sf Sen. . Albart In raad'It became necMsarjr to She w u arrested by Walter Caz- bpm (O ff R/Mnaa.Ci^oilp molli- of the Stniettire that - h*4T l M fi p.in. Wedneeday dt th* w. p, rested with1 him,■' did not J<^ . . . in th* ahd will deiivs n* benteftt to*M 4tg a ate • I/' L' Sore (D -T «ff); "But we feel there take oCTtke tl paasengert. Mlla Jr. Sunday. ' > eompletiid up- to todag,^' Qutah EuMral Heme, 2M Main St. **C*P41 dlHelOUan. / . ' ■ Y ' ‘ - i ■ ♦ 3 ‘ V,f..
P A G E T E N MA^fCHESTEB EVENING HERALD, liUNCHESTER, MONDAY, JULY 8, 1967 ' ' \ V IIANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. MONDAY, JULY 8, 1967 PAGE ELEVEN I \*Wiat’re They Waiting For? i Repeats as Club Golfetroit and (5ua Triandoa of,.^lti-i Bide Oval. hopes on his own New York try Club for the 1887 season Bums Deflated Head Week^sRing Slate and catcher Bd Bailey. j more but It would come have been won by Roger Bar Rainbow vs Pagani'a, 8:30—|tob- Y i ^ e e s as he seeks tc end his Stan Mualal. who has played prise If Stengel wlfidiKlip with a rel!. He defeated Joe Segal In Al Gilbertson artson Park. mid-summer jinx here to more All-’star games than anyone, "Yankee tinge" ^ifScludlng - Bill! the finals, 4 and 2. - N ew York, July 8 (5*)— You Nazarefie va Mai Tool, 6:18— New York, July 8 (JP)-—In an era when boxers can mov* morrow when the best'of the will be at flrat base,, in hla 14th Skowron al first: Bobby Richard-; Bnrrett tralli^ by (u many caa skip the “W ho’s*on F irst" Name of Stanley Hilinski RoViertaon Park. son at aecfum Gil McDougald ati Baptlit VI Jon'-Di’f,^6;15 Chartar from the amateurs to a title fight without a i>lro match, to* / American and Kational t>eaguca game. The St .Louis star ha.a hit as threA holes during the early will be inscribed on the Club clad). In U ie^tver Anniversary of dva home runs aijd has made IS short, and ElstOn Howard behind: guessing game in jthe National Oak Park, ' , night’s meeting between two unbeaten young heavyweightg pla.v bid he eapght his rival on Championship plaque ih the the Atl^tar fame. hila, both 'records, in All-Star U lu late. ' the 12th and thin won tlie next fyeague for most of his week P ft P V# Spancar Rul>bar,''6— at St. Nicholas .Arena in New York must be considered im* The grinded Yankee pilot may competition. Hank Aaron of MIL J0n the National League liebch i four holes., to riose out the anyway. It’s' the St. Louis- clubhotise at the Manchester Waddell F le lf porta tit. have )mil just that in mind when waukee will be In right field amt’' Will he such aUlwarU aa Ertdift. matrh, - Cardinals by'2i 2 games as the Country*Club for the second Auto Parts VI Green Manor, 6— Alek Mlteff, .tha Pan. American he selected six members of . hla iVSllie Maya Of the Giants wiit^e Mathews,, Milwaukee;, Giis Bell,; aiators head Into the All-Star successive year. Yesterday Buckley Field. Gamqa e)iAmpion who ha* won an egm team to the squad to go along in center. Mualal -and BaHej- are Cln(:innati; Gil HodgCa, Brooklyn, game break with no pennant ac afternoon in a battle of the nitghty Ansaldt’s va Norman's, 6—Var- nine pro atarta, four by knockouts, with the twro Yankee atarteta the only starters whj>''1>at left- and Ernie Banka. CThicagn. tion scheduled imtil Wednesday mites in the 36-hoIe finals of the planck Field. returns to action against Fsm«ndo. picked by the fans. Casey has a handed. .Pitching Edge night. coveted Club (ThSmploiishlp play, ■Morlarty’i va Indiana.' 6—(Jolt’s F all of Philadelphia. Fsla, making profound respect for the awesome Park. SoUthpat^ Swingers The American League holds s Judging by the Oarda’ five-game Hilinski was returned the wlnnep his first New Toijt appearanca,-"iUso power mr the National League, by a 2 and ! margin over Alden Tuesday, July 9 has a perfect 17-6 recordfwith 13 The American League will have comfortable pitching edge over the winning streak and nine out of 10 wrhteh has defeated 8tengel-1ed surge,' they may be in .first place Gilbertson. Naaaiffs va Elks, 6;i5r-Cliarter knockouts. ttama five times In six gamea. , four.B^Mithpaw ewingera and four National. Its seven selectees own (Jak Park. an aggregate 68-27 won-lost record a lot longer than that. They could Other Two-nroe (2ianip* The big boy from Argentina boat .AL Overall leader anded hitters i f the NaUonal Tsmpia Ba'tli va'Civitan, 6U8— Archie McBride last December be with a Jefthander. Mickey compared to 82-34 for the National. go 'all the way, too. Anyone who Hilinski, in winning, became the Robertson Pfirk. Tha odda-makers ap p aren t •Billy Pierre of the White Sox, haa been waTtffignrr'th* Cardtr to- first man to cop the crown lweague dell Field. knockout rap In Philadelphia. Ra capture their seveptn in the last ey Kuenn (Detroit) and right- nlng (10-2). Loes is 8-4, Bobbv ivlt the 77-game halfway mark of champ In successive years, accord Moriarty's vs Madics, 6—BucklaV a i^ t AUrStar^gsfnes. The Amer Shant* of-Die Yankees 8-1, Bob w. L. St»rf CV* f! tT ing to records which date back to outpointed Zack Hobfae, Jan. 81 in fielder Al Katine t Detroit)’. . The — the torrid race simultaneously Field. ican Lea|ue..d^da in o v e r a l l Grim, also of the Yankees 8-3 and Nmv’ York .. .8) 26 A62 Sunday with the Cards in front 19^, was Roy Frsser who held hia sole bout this year. lefthanders are first’ baseman Vic 93iicago . ... .49 29 .628. Lawyeri vs Aceto ft Bylvastar, The 10-round match wtU be asan games. liH o 10. W^ru (caeveland). second base Don Moss! of Cleveland 6-2. anera have woif Wenesday, July 19 1 a njystery. Neither Sten- Cle'vcland .. ..39 38 .806 12 the Club title twice. The list, in fielder T e d V l l T . m . ( S n . « d a ,? 4!^ r ; y " t h ‘‘ '''’ N h '’‘i Detroit . ... .39 •39 .500 124 J That, ihotiid prove it’s a dif Legtonlrs E u t Hartford, 6:15— nor. Walter Atsfon, the Na- catcher YogiYosi BerrsBerra (NewiNevu York.)YorU I ' **'“ • the National addition to the aforementiimed Mt. Nebo, All-Star «4aitors to Louis have I’a manager, has given any. League pitchers In victories. Sim Baitimdre .. .37 39 .487 13', ferent year for the NaUonal. Tha playerii. includes the Ballsleper fight on th* schedule MomUy, the Wllliapis will be xompetlng In hla Kansas Ci(ir, .29 47 .352 I-Brooks haven't bean out of the Nuaiffa va PontlceUl'a, 6—Wait hint regarding his opening nomi 13tn game. mons Is 8-4v AntonelU 7-7, Lew 21'i brothers, Karl and Paul, Bobby Side Oval. night before the game, with Virgil Washington :28 .86 .309 28 ' first division at the .midway point nees. The logical cboicaa. however, Burdette o f' ' Milwaukee 6-6 an(i LaFrancis and Holly Mandly. ’ C u e’s vs HeadqulFten, 8:80— Akini of 8t. Lotos bemng Tran* arouM be Billy Lbes (8-4).of Balti kach team has a w-ealth of re Warren Spahn, also of Milwaukee < Monday’s .Schedule ,* i'llnce the 1948 aeaaon. •F Sausina - ' serves. The Americana have S'jch While advancing into the finals; Robertson Park. ■ ^ more or Jim Bunmng (10-2) of la 8-7. No Games Scheduled. The Dodgers'whirled out of the Hilinski w'oft by default over "Jim North Methodist v i CSnter Oon- Akins is a high ranked welter OetroU for the American League Simda'y’s Resulta first division in a' diaaying re (Xordon anci then eliminated Gor-, gos, 6:18—Robertson Park. who defsated Waitar Byars tai Nor agalnM either Curt Simmons (8-6) Chicago 9—7. Cleveland 8—2 shuffle, of the standings from sec- don Wilson 3 and 2. Burt Carlson St; Mary's va Marines, 6:15— folk, V a June 18. He baat iauUna M .FWladelphia or Johnny Anto- (First Game. 13 Innings). , ond to fifth place. The Cards belt 3 and 2, and Stan Matceak 4 and 3. Chartar Oak Park. ' - In 8L Louis, March '4. . aani (7-7) of New York. Moore Stripped of Rin^ Title New York 7. Washington 5, 1 ed the Cln(iiiinatt Rediega twice, The latter lost in the finals a year Moriarty's vs P ft W, 6—P ft Om thing .appears almoat ear' Baltimore 8, Bo.ston 4. 3-2 and 9-6, Philadelphia blaated ago to the diminutive cKamp. Gil . Victor arid th^ Vanquished W A Field. " , Chebro Hemandea "of Juare*, f tain. The American League ,wlU Detroit 8. Kansas City 2. Baker Ducks hut Fails to Eva fie Tag V Brooklyn 2-'i, and -S-S, and Mil bertson numbered among hia vlc- Thursday, July*ll . Mexico, and -WHUe Viinghh of Loa opaa srith a righthander apd' tha Boxing Group Takes Action * Tuesday’s .Schedule waukee whipped Chicago 4-2. This tima Sher Ferguson. Einer Lorent- “ Congratulations ehai^i),'’ a smiling Alden Gilbertson. left. Said Bankers 'va Trust, 6:15— Char Angeles have been huaUed Into a Natlama with a lefthander. Right . All-Star game at St. Loula, 2:30 PittalMirgh s Gene Baker ducks but fails to eva.de the la|: by third baseman Dannv O'Connell of the sent the Rediega from second to zeii, Joe Segal 2 and 1. and Hank to Stan Hilinski yesterday following Uieir Club Chbmpionahip ter Oak Park. Wednesday match at Chicago gfad- handera Loea and Bunning and p.m. . ,• *- New York GlanU in seventh Inning: of yesterday’s twlnbill opener at the Polo Ground. Bkker over- fourth, the Braves from third- to match. In the battle of Uie mighty mites. Hillnaki repeated hla Motor Sales vs P ft F, 6-Waddell ium to taka the place of a Bob lafthandera Simmons and Anto- Haeft 2 and 1, No scores ■ were Rimon Mejias* sing:le to center. He whs trapped off base by center fielder second, the Phils from fifth to available on Gilbertson's first two 1956. success by acoring a 2 to 1 victory in the 36-hoIe finals. Field. • Bakar-Eddle Maehan heavyweight SelU are u e .most rested. When Archie Fails to Defend was caug^ht in the rundown. Pirates won both rames, 10-6 and 6-1. third, and Brooklyn from fourth trtiimphs. (Herald Photo by Fmguaon.) Medics va Auto ParU,'6— Buck- bout. A-t Machen’a request tha Simmons last worked Thvni*' National League (A.P Wirephotp), • to fifth. The defending- champ lust little lay Field. inal fight waa set back to July 34. day, July 4. The other t h r e e W. L. Pet. OB. Pittsburgh even got into the set. Aceto ft Sylvutar va Anuldl, 6 St.. Louis .. 897 time in jumping into Uie lead. The Wernande* hnoekid out lUeluad ht haven’t itched since FYiday. Loea —Archie Moore, the greybeard light heavy- The Pitatei, with Frank Thomaa —Verplanck Field. Kelly at Florenea, 8. C., in his and Sunning have had no previous Milwaukee , .864 2H- finalists paired the first hole but That la, he la no more PhiladeiphLis .883 3'4 Biiiih Calk Irfc Early Wynw and Dick Groat on a homer, binge, Hilinski went 1-up on the second Moriarty’s v i Glastonbury, 6:16 latest start, June 39 while An-Star experience. Slmmona and the light heavyweight champion as of today. Major League whaled the New York Giants. 10^6 —Mt. Nebo, Vaughn’s moat recant outing was AntonclH have appeared in three Cincinnati '., ..880 , 34 with a par when Gilbertson took Hoad Appears Set Friday, July IS Juliiu Helfand. chairman of that Brooklyn ... .832 8 Fnd 8-1. and moved put of tha a five after' his ball landed in a a 10-round decision over A l Wll- games, and AntonelU stopped the New Yofir State Athletic Commis cellar. The Cubs dropped in. F ft P vs Graen Man^, 6:15— Uama at New Orleans. Juns’lO. He Amerlean Leaguers cold last year.' that he’s supposed to meet with New York .486 11 = L e o d e r s = d trap. HUtnsktMipped. his margin to sion and newly elected president of Pittsburgh ,. In the American league, the two holes oin the fourth when Gil Charter Oak Park. was Involved In that "no dadalon” Ooatest on TV Archie today. .372 174 Cleveland Mound Ace American Ireague the World Championahlp Commit Chicago ..., .336 17 New York Yankees also held a 24 bertson again had to fight hie way Graat’ Butern va Firamsn, 8:80 match in Kansas City last winter A capacity crowd of soma 31,000 tee for Professional Boxing, said no But that apparantly cut no ice Batting (baaed oh 200 at bats)— game edge over the Chicago White To Sign Pro Pact —Robertson Park. . out of a tfap. After pairing the Real Fishin’ whan an official got mtxad'up on Busch Stadium fans is aasurad for meeUifgs. no formalities, no talks With Heifan(l. Monday’s .Schedule Mantle, New, York, .369; Williams, Sox in the two-team race. The Warrion va Flnuta 185.'-6:16— No Games Scheduled. first four holes. Hi)lnski dropped his scoring. tha game, .which will start at 2'M are necessary to declare the light ’Tha National Boxing Aaxn. was Blasts Ump After Loss Boston. .343; Boyd,. Baltimore, Yanks whipped Washington. 7-8, Nutmeg Girl. Wins Robertson Park. ' ’ A boy and a stream' quickly Tha scrap w4ll be seen on A B O p.m. (DBT). Millions more will Sunday's Results in a 20rfoot«r for a bird on the New York, July 8 (JP)— Only the formality of signing His heavyweight title vacant. represented at the Paris meeting,’’ .338; 'Skowron, New York. .332; but lost a half game to the While fifth to go 3-up' and increased his Spencer vs Optical, 6—Waddell get together when luihmer, TV. view it and hear it on'NBC radio Philadelphia 2—8, Brooklyn 1- Malxohe, Boston, .327: Sox who bounced Cleveland twice, contract remained today— and Lew Hoad was a professional Field. "A t the World Champiemahip ha said.. "And concurred in .o\tr. t*8. Singles Net Gi*own edge to four holes on the sixth. rolla around. Billyh Bennera and talevlBl.ah. Sixty per ceiit..df Committee meeting in Paris laat decision. If Moore had signed' by Chicago, July 8 <;P)— Take heart Casey Stengel, Early Runs—Mamle, New York. 72; 9-8 in IS Inhings, and 7-2. Balti tennis player.'Hoad, a big, blond blockbuster, was due here Green Manor va Moriarty's, B-- Pit.tsburgh 10—8, New York 8- Gilbertson won the seventh and the 'Jr,, tries, hla lucH on cabn Tbc Friday aarias move* off the the total receipts is e8nnarke(f for month, it was (ieeidad that Moore’s July 7 (yesterday), he would havf Yynn is aU set to pitch in the All-Star grame -tomorrow. The Wmianiia, Boston. S3; PiersaU, Bos more beat Boston 8-4 on Bob Nle- .. by plants for a meeting with Promoter Jack Kramer^ who.has Buckley Field. tha players' pension fund.. In the anciiiaatt, JaJy 8 iAS-^The two, pair mat^ted parson the-rtext five Scott -Cra^; hard by Naw- beaten path to BhieBd. Ohio Jiear title would be Automatically va had until August 30 to go through a, « o , * fact that he has worked with only two days rest makes little ton, S3 ;,^KIaus and Jensen. Boston, man's foiir runs batted in, and holfc JbeWre Hilinski’i • edge waa been walking around with a con-( Normal's va Lawyer#, B-^-Ver- at o f rain, the game wdll be with the firht " . * St, Louis S--9, Cincinnati 2 —6 Detroit (iowned Kansas City. 8-2, jtop-seeded. ehallengcra haye sup planck Field. Bam, N. C. Cleveland, for a featherweight cated If he failed to sign for a McDougald. New York and Sievers, cut toHisjo on the 13th. tract, ill his pocket for almost a match between. Harold Oomas.of rasebtduled for 9 p.im tomorrow ' (Flr.st Game to Innings), lifference. Wynp. the Clcxeland strongman, was boiling after Waahington.Sl. with Al Kaiine and Chariey Max- port^ their ratings with singles^ championship fight with Tony Ai)- W e have set up plana for an | MUwaiilcee 4. Chicago 2.' Wa defeat by the Chicago White:^------;------HiUnski'upped his margin to year, Providanea, R I. and Lulu Per** of night I f a n ln postponed. It 'will thony by July 7," Helfand aald. ellmination aeries. Runs Batted In Skowron, New wfell driving in all five runs. chsmpionshlp victories at the Tri- While it haa been known for be raachc(luled' for 11:30 a.m. Anthony, a s' Sox yeaterday but said he Isn’t si _ _ _ - three holes blKthe l*th, lost the Harney Wins Brookl)m. Unless he has decided to keep (tithe No. 1 contender, can,fight York, 60; Sievers, Washington. 89; The Cards' two wina gaVe them ; State Tennis Tournament—both Jtwo days that Hoad was ready Wedneaday and again, for 2:30 IBthj won the lethxnd 17th and Gomes baa won 10 straight in a secret, Archie has not signed to j either Harold Johnson of Philadet- WALLETS OPEN Mantle; New York, 37; Malzone, a ^ e e p of the four-game set with for the second time. . each paired the IStlKAo wind up tp sign with Kramtr for the cluding a T V knockout over Bobby p.m. the tame day. fight Anthony... The other day, phla or Yolanda Pompey of Trlni- Rick Paquette. Boston, 86; Hihdso. Clilcago, SS. Cincinnati. A St. Louis crow of ?().- highest guarantee ever given a Montreal Open Can Name Own Sporty Aa It was last yaar. the Na Toledo (N E A ) — The United The 37-year-old .righthander. Bernard Bartzen of Dallas, whi». tha inorning round withWTour hoIe Rogers, March 34. Ha ha* won 87 Frank Sinatra’s business manager, dad. The udnner will be ncog-| states Open drew a record 3184. - i however, waa moaning over what Hits— Malzqne. Bo.xton. 1'04; Fox, 81# cheered as young Joe Chinning- won here; in 1958 and lost in-the edge. He shot a 72, GUbertsJhi.a 76. player —1123,000 for two ytara— tional League team will be doml- Hank Sanicola, said he apd the of 40, losing thraa to 'Tommy P''°* i" admissions at Inverness be considered poor umpire .calls Chifago;„100: Minoso, Chicago. 97; ham kept, the Cards blazing with finals 'last year, took his title yes- MEN’S DIVISION Afternoon play started on^the it wasn’t until yesterday al take- Montreal. July M OP) — Tha free Won 10 Letters at Syracuse Tibbs and beating ' Ttbba thraa aatad by the X biO ii^U Rediega. singer hoped to promte a ,^ u t be Clouts Homer Lemon, Wa.shington,.. 96,-Gardner, six hits- three in Oach game— lo BiBST 16 HOLES ^>ff time' for London that Hoad who ynH have five players in the vidM he fights the other (either {Country CHtib this year. A total t'e-day with a 6-4. 7-5. 6-3 victory same note aa the a.m. session aa leaione Paul Harney, 27-year oM times. ■ , ' tween Moore and AntlMmy in Loa Johnson or Pompey) within 80iof 44i00 watched the four-day "I can pilch every day but I Baltimore, JIS. boost his average to .391. The 28- ntree-Fourths Handicap each player parred the firit hole. 'admitted ht w()uld join Kramer's atafting lineup. They are second Angeles in Septemlmr: He added * o a ■ Grant Golden of Wilmette. 111., golf professional, racelved from Paras, one* touUd aa 'a potan- days in disfense of the title.'.’ ; . event. csin't get a batter out if I have to Doubles — Gardner, Baltimorer year old outfielder from Saddle Saturday Hlliiuki waa 5-up on the 20th, troupe. hia father, an amaieur, have been B}’ ROBERT'FOWBLL f experts believe this 22 - year - old As Oilers Win Brook, N. J’., hammered home all ■ ra :cd No. 3 .here. « . | Ual champion, ia on a comeback Uirpw five strikes a'l 'hlni.'* Minoso, (Chicago and Kaiine, De-. dropped back to a four-hole edge The Aussie Davis' Cup ace, fresh, worth 510,000 within the last two ' Syracuse; N. Y. OP) — They’re athletic superman will make his with victorias ever Julian Vslaaa- - troit, 21; Malzone, Boston. 19; Fox, three runs In the c^ner, the first •Lois______Felix of, Meriden. Conn .Clgas A ' Phil Holway 65-d-60,' front his aeqond straight ylcto.ry Wynn'was rocked for three first- singles victor three years ago. had j OUo Ikirentzeh 6^-3—60, Ted Pl(>d- on the 21at and held this advantage weeki to the Boltoiu-Mass.,•power going to mlsa Jimmy Brown at, presence felt in the National Foot quez and Bobby Oourchaan* this inning runs by the Sox in dropping Oenterfielder Rick P(U|uette Chicago and Bauer, New York, 18. two with a homer, and the winner thru the 26th. at Wlmbledort,.^ said he . hadn't hitter. ball League next fall. Me will play slapped'a long home' run to left- with a single in the 10th, a hard figh t' to come' from; be'-! xlk 64-4--60. Syracuse Unlveraity. eipectally year. . • . . a 7-2 decision after the Sox had Triples--Niemaii. Baltimore and 'Stage* Comeback oUicially aigned\with Kramer, "When J failed to qualify for the when It cornea to football and with the Cleveland.. Browns. The fight will be eairied on NBC taken the flrat game of a double- centerfield as the leadoff batter McDougald. and Simpson, New IJMie to Cheer About . hind and ' get past the second- Claaa B - BUI Deasy 66-7- 88, but "The pluince of turning it Bari BaUaieper 68-8—60, Bob Mc Staging. a fine comebackr Gil U.S. Open, I .went, home and con- lacroaaa. ; ■ Against Colgate last fall he »d io-T V . Come In and 'P e r f o r m a n c e t e s t " a n ew header. 9-8 in. 13 innings. in -the ninth' inhing to proride York, 6; Boyd. Baltimore. 8; nine, iA crowd of 18,805 in Brooklyn seeded woman. Pst riaud, San down are about one in aulXed my father,’’ aaid the tljm Bcored 43 points, in football. Moriarty Bros, wfth a 7.^ triumph . Diego, Calif.. 7-8. 2-6. 7-8. Miss Cann 68-8—(H>. bertson won the 27th and 28th to The Manhaaset, N. ¥ „ Negro Strong .\fter First Inning players tied with 4. didn't have much to chear about as cut the margUi to two holes but fell Called Kramer Agsik youngater who posted a 72-hole Against the same school, last over the Sacred Heart Yankees Home Runs—Mantle, New York, Nsud had match point twice, but Class C—Vin Boggini 70-11—89. who made Alf-Amerlca in . both Zora Folley of Ohandlar, ^Ari*., Aside from the first inning. the Phila took their . first double- three behind on the 29th. He made Road said he first talked score of 278 yesterday tor 53,800 spring hp talli^ 13 points in irack. W.vTln -pitched creditably despite froiii New Haven yesterday after 22: W itll^ s, Boston and Sievers,. could not punch but the final Frank Connorton 72-12—60. sports within seven months un a heavyweight who ranks aaMng header from the -Dodgers )n nearly another galUnt bid for an upset* Kramer back in April, asking If rat money in Uie 529,000 Open Colgate ia glad to see him get his only two da^a rest and'gave the noon at Mt. Nebo. Southpaw- Washington, 20; Maxwell, Detroit, ■point. 1 doubtedly'it the greatest athlete tha • top 10, be.'*# 'J eff Djrsr at three years. Ed Bouchee's ninth in- SELECT NINE HOLES by taking the Slat and 32nid holes, Jack atlli were interested in h'% 'Tournament at the .Islemere ever to wear the Orange colors. diploma. ' Sox only two more runs until Jackie Hedhind received credit 18: Zemial, Kansas .City, 16. Golden and mu Qullllan of Fort; Phoenix on Tuesday. Dyer Is a ning homer beat Sal Maglie in the and then won the 34th to cut HUin- Kramer answered yea. But Hoad aiib> ^ Brown won 10 letters at Syra Flrat So Honored lifted for, a pinch batter in' the for the victory after taking over Pitching (Based on Seven De-1 fl**t game and ex-Oo(^er Chico Rucker, Ala., eoinbined -to take: Oac-Half Handlcapa "My father's s wondeUul put sparring partner of. haavywelght for starter Pete Maneggia in the skl’a lead tp but one hole. Hilinski. said that was aa far aa it v.rent cuse — three each in football and During ' the , lacrosse aeaaon champion Floyd IMfterson, who la eighth inning. cisipns). Shantz, New York. 9-j, | Fednandez' three-run double in thq the double! title, from an unranked , Sunday however, recovered his poise and ter,” he aaid. "After watching nim Brown scored 43 goals. - Being Bemoaning Umpire Fpank Ta fifth inning. ufltn he won the Wlmuledor. title, lacroaaa and two yaeh 'In basket- preparing for h|a first defense, July .900: , Bunning, Detroit. io-2, 1 inning broke up a 2-2 tie in team o.f Art Andrews, Iowa City, | Class A— Bob Boyce 31-8^-28, iirdled the 17.th to end the match. theri decided to call Kramer I found out I had been lifting my ball and truck. named moat valuable player aftfr fTiTTf bacci's calls, Wynn said "I don’t Sunday’s win evened the Oilers' .833; Tnicks, Kansas City. 7-2.! windup. Iowa, and. Crawford Henry. At Spiro Lano 32-3-29, Mike KarpUr The scorecards: head too soon after hitting the 29, sgaliut -Tbnuny (Hurricane) season's record at 8-8, 'Tonighl again. getting five goals in the NoVUi- care hbw good I am, I can’t ijirow .77?; Mossi, Oeveland, 6-2, .780' ; Thomas, who beat the Giants* lanu. 6-3, 6-4; j ska. 31-2—29. Art Wilkie Sr. ball. I eoHcdntrated on. keeping my Great Track Potonfial Jackson fit the Polo Grounds In the locals engage the Hartford Morning Round “Kramer's offer was filled with South lacrosse game was nothing five strikes past a batter. That Donovan. Chicago and Grim, New with a 18th inning homer Saturday, Mias FeUx and■ Margarets Bon 3S-4--29, L«n Oiglio.32-3—29. head down and my putting pick^ Track imach Bob Grieve aayi New - • .. Marcel ..PlgoiL- Indians in • a Hartford Twilight -1 Hilinski the kind of m oney that caiuiot new for th# modest Brown. He .another French import, makes his was bush lesgiie umpiring out York, 8-3, .727. hit three more homerti and waa on ■ atrom of Sweden Won the women's ! Class, B —; Carmen Guglletta up.” that Brown, could have been great won most valuable player award there." League contest at Colt’s Park in base nine'times in . 10 tries in tha 448 824 534 443 645 343 be tossed aridc ItgHtly,” ha said. U.S. debut Saturday in Hollywood, Strikeouts -7 Wynn, Cleveland, doubles with a 7-8, 8-1 triumph 1 — 26,'Oeorga Johnson 33-6—27, Gilbertson "I think I can play for Kramer Harnyy, who won 58,700 flrat er in track thffi in football and last Jan. 1st In the. Cotton B ^ l Wynn has worked over 146 in the Insurance City. And Thurs 106; Bunning, Detroit, 93; Pierce 1 S*mday twlnbill. Hf honiered with money in tha Flint, Wch., Open Calif., against Charlie (TPmb* day, ' Moriarty’s return t j Mt. •over Hias .Naud and Ljmda VMl.; Rumsey 32-8—’27. 488 635 434 443 884 483 a^ouf six year's," Hoad.' juat laciroasc had ha ebneentratad on football claaalc to become Ui# nings this season In \|M8ting an Chicago, .86; Maas, Detroit, 7(h ! S "1“ " ®" •*’* *>'"ei up two WMks ago and picked up an th# sport. atoht) Smith of Loa Angclea Nebo for an independent clash Oakland, Calif. i <^'*ai C — Rosario Laliberte Afternoon Round turned 28, coi.tlnued. "I think it first Negro so honored. Anil- the 11-10 record and is the only pitcher Fornlele-s, Boston, 67. . | Sunday for three in a,row. Groat • 29-7-22. Joe Harrington. 34-7-27. other. 51,000 in the Weatbrn Open Orange lost to Texas Christian, to shut put the league leading New with the Glastonbury Tow'nies of roiiectGd a homer in each game— Hilinski takea a world ctasa amateur two Brown, who came from the oth yean before he reaches the top at- Detroit, showed on the 18th er side of the trsclui. Is a 220- 28-27, , JET PBOPBIXED York Yankee*. ■ ’ . . the InterrCounty League, ^ t h National Ijn ru r times following a Thomas WOMEN’S DIVISION ' 448638434433454835 green that he learned hit lesson contests have 6 o'clock starting Rubber Coated Tanka Gilbertson aa a pro. For that reaiion. I'm pounder at 6-foot-2. Many football One ttpoff on Brown's speed fh ■ "No. ■ I'm not tired .of. extra B-ttin. \ and drove in five runs ALEX HACKNEY TOURNA- well. football, cams liiSt fail against work." said W.vnn, w h o was-'se timet. "*Fhtcap. Ih all the Pirates 454 636 433 343.449'444 glad I won't be; tossed 4n 'against Lakt Canandaigua. N. T. — .Aaron, Milwaukee, .347, Fondy;,! clubbed seven homers. M «N T V Needed Par to Win Boston UnlveraitS’. Jimmy inter (N B A )—It la expected that the lected as an All-.Star pitcher by Deeerxed better Fate Indianapolis (>Pi —; Extra driver’ Pancho Gonzales until I get my With Oeorge Bayer, of Los An- Pittsburgh. .344; Musial, St..Louis, j Yogi Berra's three-run double off safety waa provided by the use of (Selected Nine Holes) feet on the ground!" cepted a peas'and ran alf over the Englishman. Donald ' CampbelX Stengel.' the New' York Yankee Riglithander Frank Bassett gelei already in the clubhouM with field to escape would-be tackleri. manager who'll lead the American .341; Robinson., ancinnatl, .312'[ Chuck Stobbs wai the big blow of rubber coating over fuel tanka on teturda.r . Farrell Boys in Arniy Hoad will have to play Goniales Wimbledon Champ i will make hla assault lOn the world destfrved better fate. The Yankee Groat, PltUbiirgh. ,3X1, i « four-run rally in the eighth innifig a 279, Harney-atood (m-the- 18th After he had scored and- Ref-. water speed record with hia jet Leagtie Stars at .St. . touU to chucken give up just, five bits - 14 eara In the 1987 IndiShapoIis CUaaa A . Evelyn Xiorentaan 87- ill ■ Kramer's ’'Tournament of tee knowing he heeded, a par four Runs Aaron,. Milwaukee. 64; which (;arried the Yanka to their 500-mlIe automobile race. The j 10-27, Mae Wilkie' 39-12-27. * Springfield. N.. J. (*)--Two of John (liampions" starting at Forest propelled Bluebird on lA k f (kin- morrow. ff ' while wtalking. four and striking Robinson, Cincinnati. 87; Mays. to win. Back' Home Today i “ "But I am tired of getting bush victory over Washington, the Sena- coating, applied like paint over the - a , „ b — (Joilnie Kelly 48-18- ny Farrell'a three boyi are In the, Hills Saturday. But their iimual andatgoa during the latter part eut four batterv but'; five errors New -York and BUalngame. - St. tora dropped their sixth in. a row. The 140-ponder from New Eng: "Why don’t you run straight?' of August. calls behind tlje plate," Wynn by his teammates prpved costly. outalde of gas tanks, has prevent-'! Aallda Gilbertson 45-16129. Army but they atlli continue wlth| tour won’t open until the end land sent hia dfjva 270 yards down New York, July 8 e «lie a v i 7: stood lavarat crashes, reports a Baltusfrol in 'the summer and pro every player Kraner has tossed gold ' plats presented ,-b)( Queen 10 during>-the nyann afternoon. .' Crowe, and Hoak* Gliicinnatl. « 8 ;' '■ * * ''* ■ ^ I X e e i e C l I O n Lbs Angeles manufaqturer. - aonday a' "mile long” putt ^ actually a Mecigrty's took a ' 4-0 lead in at The. Country Qub of Florida at at him—Frank Sedgman , Tony 38-footer. Harney surveyed the Blizabetii, returns hate late today Fitch ^ i i i s Race Ennia. St. Louis, 53. .- First Low Nat — Bvalyn Lorent- Del Ray. Beech in the winter. John ■Trabert, Ken Rosewali. the opening innipg.but were forced Almost a Certainty aen and Helen Skinner, 94-29-65. putt for a few minutes, then with to the first court'she ever played Hits—AaCon, Milwaukee. 117; Farrell Jr . 24. forrner Georgetown Oettlag Over Shock lo,. tight back with single tallies Musial, St. Louis, t04: Robinson, .Second Loty Net — Peg Steveru his head down he lagged the ball on — West 143i-d St."- in Harlem After Poor Start golf captain, is m let lieutenant at two feet past the cup. He tank the Slid for onCe she can smile. and 1 the eighth and ninth inplngs Cincinnati and Schoendlenst, klil- .,Bt. Louis, July, 8 uFi Reelec and Barbara WiUiami, 87-30-61, ]p)e Air Filter SteUon. San Antonio, - Meanwhile, tennis Idgwlgs in »fter the hard-hitting riiltocs waukee,' 99; Bell. Cinclniiati, 97. won on draw .over Judy Faiilkner Australia were beginning to get short putt, picked up hit cheek aniP know-there won't have to be a tion of Basebell Commissioner MODEL anrf HOBBY white Jimmy,', 23, is a private at yejjr-long wait for "another Lime,. Rock. July 8 i/Pi -John went ahedd 6-8 wIlnF two tallies Poubles—rMusial. St.^. Louis, 27; arql Connie Kelly, 91-24*67. Fort Dlx. N. J. Billy, a pro.at 21, over the initial shock of Hoad'a headed for the Canadian Open'at Fitch of Stamfoi-d,. internation Ford Frick for eeven more years' Kitohener later in the week. chance.” in the seventh. Hoak, Cincinnati, 20; Spencer. New was exptected today at the Joint DEPARTMENT belps his did at BAltusrol, crove. ' ally known sports car driver, Little Leo Cyr came tgi. with Said Davis Chip'Ca(>tain Harry Bayer won 52,300 as he finisba Cooper .Neale caily in .disposing of Dirtene Hard, and k Strong, effort by Dick had two bingles tember 21, 1988 but u'hder baseball PLANES Fraser ‘ and Malcolm ' Anderson 400.each. Montabclld,. Calif,.- 6-8, 6-2 on Schoendlenst. Milwaukee. Bouchee, l*w the leagues must reveal their Scheduled for Action Saturday Kessl(ir of New. York, who' drOye Moriarty catcher Eddie Woj'cik AJver.played in the Davis (?up and Saturday. a Jaguar. Fitch was the last after Philadelphia and Virdon,. Pitts intent a maximum Of 18' monthe CARS w-as forced to leave the game ih burgh, 5 Mervyn Rose seems past his best. 'For Althea, it was the cuimina- one lap but moved up to second the first inning after being or a minimum of 12-months be- Naiw 'Tork,;.Ju)y 8 (IP)—Thraa of^tory. while, worth only 82.40 per Home flunA-'Aaron,.Ulilwaiikee, ^ore hli term expire*. p a i n t s ' E N G IN E S "If the Americana are the Powerboat Races tion of seven years-of domestic at. the end of six. He took thi lead dumped hard lii a. clone play at the first four finishers in the 82. returned hie Okiahoiria City challengers ajiAin this year, they and Intematlona'T tennis, play, all .^om Kessler at the start, of a the plate. The sturdy receiver 'was nnrmriltl** i«* leagues Sisa vtiu vote on ACCESSORIES Kentucky Derbj’. including winner owner 126,380 and rah the colt’s will ha'Ve at least- four who have given its genesis on the. asphalt Cincinnati, H “ .renewRl o f the major-m inor Teagua List Four Winners curve.. ' V badly shaken but waa believed'to- •- A ' Iron Liege, are schcduIJil for earnings for the year to 8158.925. pl.ayed in .the Da'via Cup -before— of Harlem’s streat* and school Kessler was second. Frank have suffered no' serious jnjury. aettbn Saturday In two widely "■"pficTlng “^***"**'’ Swoon's Son hung up an Arling Vic Seizaa. Ham. Rl'chanlMn, South Hadley, Maas., July 8 OP)— y#r3*- Adams of Albertson, N.Y., drlxlng .Moriarty H r... (7» A T ' - ' , seqMirated races on a national ton Park record' aa '!he stepped Kerb .Flam and Sam Otanimalva," a Ferrari, was third. ' . *h r h po a . rbl Four double winners have emerged * Mias Gibson’s mother, smilingly "8?S?Sanfo?d'"'PhiUdelpW^^^^ ‘'"id " »*P.rsl. card featuring -three 5100,000 ad seven furlong's' in 1:21 3-5 under recaila how she'used to.grab a • Viclorics. were scored by thT-ee , 6 ‘ 1 1 • 4 ■ •I n 1 meetings in the morning. The Na NASSIFF ARMS CO. ded avents. from the final heats of tha New ,4 1 ft n o 0 (1 : .833; Acker, Cincinnati. 9-3, .7.80; 130 pounds in the 564.750 Warreh England American Powerboat eolid wooden paddle, a couple of other CJonnecUcut drivers: John •col», is.....'.’.'.'.'-.'.'.' 2 1 0 1 > tional League will reconsider a HOUSE OF SPORTS Iron Uega and Bold Ruler, .Wright Memorial. In chalking up Clapp of Danie(s6n, clasii-G Pro- a - 3b.. ,41012 1 -j!; Jackson. St. Louis, 10-4, .714; proposal by Milwaukee to make a Assn, racei on the Connecticut well-worn tennia balls and Chen go .conqueror t k C t Calumet Farm hia fourth vietory in five starts out to'look for an empty brick duction cars: Hodge Brush of , ’ R 2 0 9 0 n n, Buhl, Milwaukee, 9-4; .692. % vote necessary before a fran M I 9-1647 1015 Main St. River. * «(•» __ 4 1110 1 : Strikeouts—.Sanford, . Philadel- star (n the Preaknaas after finish thli year, Swoon's Son picked up wall or knyone who cared to match Greenwlch. 'Clas* F Production, 1 ryt! jb 1 chise can be moved. MANCHESTER . Tlie four drivers are Randy Bast- 2 n 2 .t I J} } I phis. 96; -Drott, ^icago. 90; ing fourth in the Derby, -ro the 131.700'and JroDsted his total earn burn of Newark, Dal.; Bob Schroe- her^ in this almost iihheard-of and Hank Rudkin of Norwalki j .... .10102 Aa it is now, a unanimous volt ings to 5599.188 for ninth place on 2 0 0 0 0 n! Friend. Pittsburgh, 79; Drysdale, chief attractions for the mile of der of Niagara Kalis, N. Y.; Ronnie game, in a land where "atickball’’ Class H ' Modified sports cars 1 ^ is requirecl. the all-time list. He was the rOIMn AmJw the -Arlington Claikic. Smith of Mt. Holly, N. J.; and Ron rules the atracta of New York dur *r INMaNATIONAU M *e« trpm ricSiia* *• 33J>6o He. OVW tin w ii»«i»n. rare. 1 M?Dnn'oo'*li, "ili' 4 0 0 7 0 0 0 j PItUburgh, The proposal has been defeated faiiprite aC 54.40 for 52. 0 * w INTItMATlOMAU, H M*000 lb*. OVW, eyt w rU't m»n cMaplele Use. several times previously. ’Hilrd hi Derby Musyon of Akron, Ohio. Each won ing the warm weather months. ' « 7 S 77 7 J 4; Monotick (510:80) carried ok ■ Question: A runner on first base the final two heats yesterday In Quite often, tha. brick walla in The University of Connecticut Round Table, who again showed the honors in the 537,900 MoUy ■ *««h)pta to steal second. Tha HavMa iA» | The Finest ...... he is the beat o f the 3-year .olds the competition which called, for the neighborhood furnished liw ■ G o ia e n football team will play a 10-game Ab r* h po A # rbl Pitcher- Handicap for Fillies and | catcher’s throw hits the umpire at with her only oppoeition, but they R U n i m a tm your own eho6»ing-the most rugged ,.R 3 2 0 3 2 0 on tha West Coast .when he won 4hree laps over a five mile course. sch^ule ih 1957, the flrat since V- • Mares at Monmouth Park. Cohoes •econd base. W'hat happens? Eastburn competed In 'the -136 have the distinction ot being the FOUL IN MOTORS biraM AivoM AL TVock will locatione you know ot—and living the $ 2 3 0 0 0 1 the 847,630 Cinema Handicap last (53) easilv won the 50th running ^ a w er: The ball I* li(» play, iwi. - wffi. r/.v.-.-.v S 1 2 0 0 0 1 .Saturday, probably' srill get a cpblq Inch class, Schroedar in the only ones never t6 fall, to return ■dii pm «■ Mi M ^crior oonfbrt, handling ■truck “the work*.” Thke it off the NmuL R..OIi>notlL c ... .4 0 I 2 0 0 2. of the 527,580 Saranac Handicap i Q- ‘ Wo out «nd a man on one' of Althea’s bullet-like serves Ura'toia. 3h. m - chanoa to show what .ha can do 138 cubic' inch, Smith In the 225 eaae « i d “gat mp and go." 2 0 0 S 4 '2 0 at Balmont Park. And Go Lightly ••cond base, the batter hits a long cubic inch and Musson in the 266 or one' of her fcroclOua vollaya. See how it perfonne for you! I. OioiiFtti. lb .. : 4 0 1 10 0 0 I '’against oidar horaaa in the m ile ball to left field. The left fielder (Tl^nrv. rf 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 156.60) made it three straight vic cubic inch division. ------^ A 'and qne-quarter of the Hollywood Jumpa for it, but the ball goea into But )uM .to lie m re you iu « really con- And as you test the tnilea. Lofjv PaeV and Dedicate First Nationsl and was on base niffe times in 10 CHESTERFIELD SUPPORTER B a i h'P. Ba***tt. P. Rtanezilia; PB, . B. No. 190 ...... 4 3 *67 INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS cost (east to own I were ,wo-three behind Traffic ahd New Jersey, gained his IBfh^. fj^jr territory. Isn.’t that a foul ball? tunes At bat in leading Pirates to . nion*ttl. .Mnriartv: ' W, HnllutHi: tT. ■ Mat Tool ...... ; i. 5 3 .625 You’ll feel At, too, in this Johnson Judga in the S.ulnjrban at Belmont stake vicloo' when he rode Ken-' A. No, the ^ lale is In fa){ teirl- dimble triumph, over' tha Giants: Na>*trf. Bolduc: Tim*. 2:48. tucky Derby winner Iron Liege to ,tory. • St. Mary’s.-...... 4. 3 .571 & Johnson product. 10-inch waist- CITIES Park on Memortai Day whlis Cunningham collected six hits in a nosa'victoiy over Clem in the Q. With a man on aecopd base Clvltan ...... -4 4 - .500 bond. Finest elostic fob- w M jiC Greek Spy waa winner of Jha- two game* and drov* in all three, LIME ROCK OBLEBRITY Jersey. Stakes at Garden State and one out. the batter bits the Center Ckingos .,.. .. 3 4 .429 rie. Two^woy strr*'*’ , M^sVs* Maaaach(iiaetta 'Cap In hia laat runs In. first'game as Cards beat Paul Whiteman, famed -"King compiefely mpdern alation now being: constructed at j Park."The score gaVa Hariack’s ball into the hole between the Emanuel' Lutheran .. 3 4 .429 outing. • _ winners for 1^7 a total of , 5887.275. third baseman and shortstop. Run Temple Beth .. 3 8 .875 Rediega' twice for sweep of four- of Jazz" and an ardent sports oar game aeries. WELDON DRUG CO. We«t Middle Turnpike and Adams Street, Apply Jjm Me- ,TWrdJ|ti*lglit Victory .The' 25-year-old native' of - Black ning to field the ball, the ahortatop First' Nationai NO INCRIA66 IN SRMM GARRITY BROTHERS, INC. enthusiast, is a regular apectator '-I'cr Round ’Tabla’a ' victory in the .Lick. Pal, has won 12 stakes for kicks it all tha way into the stand.' No. 135 ___ ...... 2 4 .333 Pitching- Dick Farrell. PhlHias . 901 MAIN .ST— Ml 8-8821 at the‘Lime Rock Park eports csir Dermott at American*Coal Co-Jjartford—Tel. JA 2-8151 —Stopped Dodgers twice in relief •Aiwdeee Oli Cxapaaf ROUTE 15 TAiCOTTVIUE. CONN. rgeest at X4tne Rock, Conn. CinSgsavhrU -tha. third straight Calumet Farm with ■ Bardstbwn. What shemid the umpire do? , Nike Warrlori ...... 2 S' -.386 U aUkSa/rictoiy for the little colt Amoret, Gen. Duke, Pabtus and A, The' baseninner soorM Community Baptist r. % 6 J80 rolaa a* Phils swept dpublehaad- irom ^ a v ia lb ra i's bams. Th* vie- Jrpo Uaga.^ Mm iMUtar gets two N eee.' 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Pa g e t h i r i PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. .C C ^ ., MONDAY, JULY 8, 1967 Houmh for Sale Suboyban for Sale ...Wanted—^Rea] Estate ' Automobiles for Sale BusingiM Services Offered 13 THERE OliGHTA BE A LAW! MAHCBBBTBK — Beautiful new BY FAGALY and SHORTEN Hoosehbld Goods 61 ApArtmenUi— Fbito— • aix-room OoloniaL 1%-' / MANQPSTER AND VERNON—Five room ranch, base SPEED! SERVICE! Engaged la r n badrooma, open VK3NITY ment garage, wooded lot. Two- IWO FORD JOUR ■ door cuitoni UONDflUi'S T.V Service, avattable Tenements 6$ SATISFACTION I SALE! Classifwd Good condition. $1S0. Call MI any tune. Antenna converalont COMBINATION GAS and oil atove. '•uUt-in atove and oven, • ‘ year old house, first time on ihar- *0284. PhUco factory aupervued eerviee 80 gallon QB water heater, w^I THREE BOOMS, , furnished, .all b^t imchM caUniU. AhMaUe 05,600—New six''i;oom ranch en ket, owner leaving atate. A cbancs These are the s-ential elements Reds for Reply ItilWWAVMl V«0LOlfT D«AM OF DOCtORiMO kitchen cabiaeU, fireplace man BUaabeth Drive, Attached garage, tor some amart buyer to get the In selling you home. Tel. Ml. 9-1485. B ut utilltieii. central, on bus line. Call drive, flniabed lawn. M eed AdvertiMment . BEST BUYS m POOCH. OHC 6HIF81.E AND Hg^ OFF Him s e l f h e sam ples ev er.'/ tels, celling tfle, furnaces . Md Newington, MOhawk 6.*868. $ 1 L ^ . “IbiM hpuae t^flea our mce lot, fireplace, combination houaejie or she has been looking YOU O in THEM ALL WHEN YOU FLOOR SANDING anCF refiiilehlng TO THE VET — HEW OftUO'TMAT HITS THE MABRETf radiators,, links,' toilets, tuta, motto, "F or the -vdry beat In window*. Good value here. for. Can be bought with or with LJST YOUR PROPERTY WITH On Disarming CLASSinED ADVT. IN T o w n Specialising in old Doors, t M types said wiring. Oil burners. 276 APARTMENT— Two rooms and out furniture. Many fine faaturea, U8 I \House RigMs FL F. DlmockO) • / ' 9-6750. I HIS HOSE IS HiHOA bath, heated, unfurniehed, central $15,750 —The buy of buys » DEPT. HOURS tanks and soil pipes. (Jhoman'l x a 94246, xa 9408.- call now for an Mpointmant. V0 (Cc^ttfoed trem rage Om ) 1954 Dodge Royal V8. Radio CHy.OOC.'AtJp Housewrecking. Yard -at Stock ly located. Suitable for one or two Eaatfleld Street. Quiet, peacelis Flano, Broker. Xtl 8-4651. REA!t, ESTATE CENTER 8:15 A. M. to 4:30 P. M. heater, automatic tranamiaalon DICK’S WEATHERSTRIP Com •Iwt away, from the traffic. £_ JA 64634 (Oontbntetf irom Fags Om ) M^oncaU of the bilL a a i d '^ • HF5 OFF MIS Place off of North‘ Main St, 6-8 adults. Tel. Rockville. TR 5-1898. 911it00^-OM tWo-bedrodm Ranch, Xtr. Towson-MI 34805 ^i^aratkma -for any surpriM at- white walls. Must sell quick. Drive pany, doora and windows, cuatom p.m. or Call MI 9-2392, aluminum atorma, plaatered walla, room c m th « (a truly loaded with - (Coventry line. New measure ootUd cause “unraasoatht* it and make an offer. work, guaranteed. CaU .Ml. 9-1583 FIVE ROOM heated flat. One Mock cellar, large aiiade, tbneed yard! extrM. Basement garage, amealte, Cape God, four down,, two unfln- Member XILB—Manchester and Knojvland arid ha hopes for eonfuMon, Utterneas add blood COPY CLOSING TIME 1964 Chevrolet 160 four door. after 8 p.m. from Main St. Available Aug 1, r etc. One of the better buye on the iahed up. Ceramic tile bath, large . - Greater-Hartford. Allied -vlewa on it have hot'''yet vote on hla motion before tlw''md shed'''and had bean - "cunBingly" tM O *i located. Ctnlton been dovetailed fully. . FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Sharp two tone blue. Heater, all CABINET-STYLE Ironer. Very Adults only. $199. Write, Box L, Rutchlna, XQ 9-8132, Multiple ~ current market. Mlgh FHA mort IM. 04,5Ci&.Jl. F. Dlmock 05., of this week, rithough he aaid drafted to Yest unpiaoadentod leather Interior., White walla. Top CHUCK S RADIO and T.V. Service. viMarig good condition. $50. Call MI 9-1719. Herald. IJatlng Member. gage avaUable. xa 94345, XQ 9408. , The Allied hope is that Khrush power in the attorney gcoiersL MON. THRU FRl this value. Only *795. ,, Small appliances repaired. .161 WSMP Legal Notice chev's victow- over, the faction he expecta debate on tha-bill itself . Elaanhower said aueh vi«wa w«r* 10:30 A. M. 1953 Plymouth Cambridge four North Main St. Ml 3-6617^ resi with FOB RENT TWO ROOM unfurnished apart XCANCHERTBR — New alx room $11,900—Six room c0 >e with ga VERNON -r 5H rOMp ranch, full b«ad«d by ex'-Premlers V. M. Molo ;to run on for sever^.'weeks sn^ IncomprahenMbla to him, .that 1^ door. Radio, heater. $695. dence MI 3-8960. . ' r OR ment. private bath, hot water, re ranch home In Rocklc!(]ge aec rage. On corner lot just oft the bus wem ent, ceramic ■ tile bath, ‘ UqVOB FBUflT tov and ueorgi Mrienkov will pro delay the adjournment of Cdfigrass objective ia urging enactment of SATURDAY 9 A. M, 1951 Mercury hardtop custom • FOR SALE frigerator, stove. Apply Marlow’s, line Soon vacant. This price In- brick veneer front Youngstown NOTICE OP APPUCATION duce a Ruselan wlUingnese to com, PLDOR SERVICE. . Floors- Sanded tion. IH bathe, ceramic f tile until mid-Septemb^. the legislation waa "to prevent any Radio,' h^ter, standard shift with 3 ROOMS FURNITURE 887 Main St. kltchon countera. Attached ga- cludee complete redecorating, in- Utchen. 04,900. R. r . Dlmock promise. body lUegrily from interfering with and rcRnlshed. TR. 6-7071 or TR, . •*“ * L*OTAH- . Yet in their strategy aesMOn th« Sen. Ervin (D-NC), aqheduled to roim oooP£RATiuM w n x dusis. Bm'der. blue beauty with 5-1050. Bedroom, Living Room, Dinette ragr,. amealte, drfve, fuUy land- mortgage of Co., xa 9-M48, xa 94311. y u x a CHOMAN of 115 ,Bn>0l S t, any indivlduri’B right to vote." 9 B appbegiated white Walls. 35,000 miles. $1095. Rugs, Lamps, Tables, And* Other FOUR ROOM apartment including acaped lot,. $21,000. Calf The $11,500 now-avallable. Mancheater, Conn,, have filed aa a»> weatem. delagates Inlanced thia lead off the debate for the Dixie ------^ ^ ANDOVER LaKE—Snug four room forces, disputed Kdowland's con jMt Ervin arid that under the 1956 CadtlliK! 62 four door.sedan 'Items heat, hot wafer, g u for cooking, R. F. Dimock Co., XO 9-8346 or -pltqaUor dated June 21. U67, with'the heps against a warning by the hilt "the attorney general - could Radio, heater, hydramatic, riertric ONLY $8 A MONTH electric refrigerator and' gaa x a 9*8618, $13,000—In Bolton, a four room cottage with flreplace, hot water Mubr Omtrol Cammlulon lor a (hub Moaoow Radio. An. unidentified So- tention that it would'be reasonable MORTENSEN TV. Specialized KCa oil heat, large' porch, artesian Permit for the eala of 0coboltc liquor -vlct commentator said it would be' to expe'et action on the motion bring suits for 1,(KX) diffeient pur- DialMI3>5121 windows. Solid black with white television service. Ml. 9-4641" 3 ROOMS FURNITURE stove, $91 monthly. Call Xa 1-4071 home with full basement and an on tte [vemUiee^ 18$ Main S t, ..Man- poees other than to establish vot wall tires. You'll travel far before Bedroom, Living Room,, Dinette ‘ from 5-7 p.m. only. MANCHESTER — Rockledge Sec- oyeiT^d two car garage. Com well. $8400. MadeUne Smith, Re0. rash of the West to expect Con- within a week. Uon-4ix roam cuatom built anlit tor. MI 9-1643. ceaMons in Soviet foreign policy— He said in an interview in ad ing ri^tii.” you'll match this value. $695. - - SEWING MACHINES—home and Combination Raiige, Rugs, tramps. bination windowa. Neat aa a pin; Sen. Watkins (R-Utah), a sponeor commercial t.vpes boifght, sold and Tables, Linoleum. Vacuum Cleaner THREE LARGE rooms and bath level. Larte full tile D atr Lwm- WeM'for couple or amWl famUy. and eyipaclaUy on disarmament. vance of the debate that be hadn't completely furnished apartment, tory an(l diowar in' master hM- BOLTON LAKBI—190 ft frontage on o f the measure, arid in a aeparato A' cast, just before the trika ware to F. Murphey, to Rajrmond F. Stark rather than reveals its proviMons alone Main St., bualneea aection; over 7,000, miles. Bought new in Tel. xn 84389. r nouae plus two bedrooms over ga 04,600 — -Another good sensiUe weather Jr., son of . Mr. and Mrs. Brownell had noted tn hie testi QtKreuoRHiu.. Linoleum V0 .UO. Four room cape mi-Tanner Two boats Included. Immediate l^esent Ron. Elmore Turkinaton. reaume afteria waekend receaa and ImpUcationa. 1 don’t think Sen. Sentimental value. Reward. MI Mancheater this April. 'This automo HILLS' TBLEVISION Service. rage, st^ b a ii. Carlton W. Judge. "The USSR'haa gone far enough Raymond F, Starkweather Sr., 163 mony on the measure that it could Available at all times. Phltco .fac f*75 A(0 . B v a rr,, And Other Items S tw t within a block from Bowers occupancy. Priced right, $5,000, o -.Sophia 8e0acx - a/k/a Knowland has any ides what's In be need' to Mifqrce the Supreme •^71. bile is barely broken In—act now - ONLY *29 A MONTH Hutchins,' xa .94183. MulUple in meeting the USA in the matter Woodbridge 8L save big money. tory supervised service. Tel. MI COLUi^BU5,OHiO. Business Locations Listing Xtambar. School.. Two fireplaces, dmealte Phone xa 9-7894 or MI 4-8278. Sophie Suflleh, late of Caventry, la eald IL President Eis6bho,wer has admit Oourt'a school Msegragation ds- iiiii'iutu'uijii 'We will give you full CKEDIT Brae-Burn Really- . , Diatrict deceeaed., of disarmamei)t. to hope for some Miss Murphey attended Manches ted in effect that he doean't."' FOUND—Monerel, part German 9-9898. for Rent and huge front and rear dormers The Executricea navina made' wrltteh ter Schools arid graduated from ciMon. for RENTAL. If you desire to pur 64 TWO JE’AXaLY—$l7,800.. Has not for future expansion. Locattort plus appUcaUoq to arid Court. In accordance coiiceeaidlns in nturn,’’ the broad At his news conference last wck, Shepherd, lisht tan with little ECONOMY MINDED * cast declarad. Katherine 'Glbba School, Bocton, Watkliu said, however, that what black. Call Lee Fracchia, Doe chase yoiir home outfit, ON OUR OPPICaB for rent. Inquire Laundry, been on market before. 84, two- here; with the ttatute, for an order, of aria Eisenhower aaid the bill contained is often dverlorited la that " t ^ < 1951 Rambler station^wagon. Ms Housohuld Services RENTAL PLAN, there is a charge car garage. Nice lot in good loca Wanted Real Estate 77 of the whole or part of the real eetate The broadcfst s0d the purge of Xlasa, She ia preaently employed at 'certalri phraaee I don't completely Warden, MI 3-85*4. 501 Hartford Rd. Call after 8 p.m. deeeribad'therein. It 1e ordered that Molotov, Laiau- VL Kaganovich Pratt and M^tney Aircraft. principal objective of the adminle- roon snd white. .Radio. heater, Offered -43-A Moving—Trucking— Help Wanted— Male 36 for delivery. MI 9-0969. • tion near aChoola and bus aerrice, $21,000—New two-family flat of Mid apmlcatlon be heard at the Pro- understand." He eaid he would tration program ia preventive, not overdrive and white walls. Priced S^rtlclw For ^le 45 SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT ‘ four rooms oh each' floor. Tile ARB YOU OONSIDERINa ' and Maiankov and tha emergence Her fiance attended local NOnCB IS HEREBY fiven that . Storage 20 Ehccallent condition. For appoint SELLINO ' YOUR PKOPBRTYT bale Office in Coventry, on the-16th day Itave to confer with Atty. ’ Gen. punitive." Paae Book No. 70503. iaaued by to sell fsst, $4*5. FLAT FINISH Hollitnd window PART TIME meat man. Apply 25” REO syuCY ride-a-long mow DAY OR EVENING OFFICE FOR RENT. West Middle •nant to aaa call The R. F. pimock bathe, dream kitchens. Full base- of July. 1M7. at U o'clock In the fore of Ctommunlat party boas Khruah- achoola, served four years with the Brownell “apd see exactly what The central feature a t the legiela- Many others. We can solve your Pepin's Grocery, Route 44-A, Bol FOR APPOINTMENT PHONE meiu. Ideal set-Up to live rent free Wa will upraise your property noon; and that noUce thereof be riven, ehtv as undisputed R u a a i a n Air Force in Elorida and la study . The Savlnea Bank of Mancheater shades, made to measure. All MANCHESTER - Movmg and er, Practically etew. Coiu *310. Tpke. Ideal for dentist. Call xa Co., x a 9-8349f or Joeeph A ^ ord tree and widiout any obligation by publlahlns a copy of U>ti order they do-mean." tlon is the authority it would gi-ve haa,^been lost and l^>plicatlon hae transportation and finance prob metal Venetian blinds at a new trucking Co. Ml. 8-8888. Owned ton. MR. ALBERT. HARTFORD 34802, after 1:30, xa 9-8818. -« on the'income from one apartment. atrongman would hav?* .no affect ing at the Ward School of Blec- The PreMdent’a remarks were in Sell $210. XII 84835. ■ We also buy property tor caaii. the Mancheater Evenins . Herald, on the negoUatlona because the the attomey general to go directly been made to aald bank (or pay lems.-^ low price. Keys made while >ou and operated by Walter B. Per- , CH 7-0358 aw7 *^*"*^' financing avail- newenaper bavins a circulation In aak tronlcB, Division of Hillyer (College. iMponae. to queatlona about a into federal courts for .mjunctiana DRIVER NEEDED. Inquire Wm. AFTER 7 P. M. CH 8-4699 , OFFICE SPACE for rent at 842' SIX.ROOM ranch with garage, two Selling or buying contaet Dl*t£l9k and by poaUn* a coi^-thereoi «d leadera did npt detormins No date hss been set for the wed mdnt of the amount of depoeit. wait. Marlow's. rett Jr. STANLEY BRAY ReUtar on the, public usn-met In the Town of speech in -which Sen. Russell (D- to prevent -violstlcas, or threatened BftOWN-JACKSON MOTOR Peck Lumber, Inc. .3'Main St. MI A—L-EL-E—R -T ^'-S Main St. 1198 squaie feet of floor baths,' recreation room. S. A. SovUt policy. . ding. 9-5295. Hosts snd Accessories 46 09,5M — Two year old eoIonlM. BRAE-BURN RilALTY Coventry, in arid tHetrict at leaet live Ga) contended tha bill would em .-violatione. of voting rights or otter NOTICE n HEREBY given thgt SALES WEAVING of bums moth holes Ma n c h e s t e r Package OeUvery. 40-48 ALLYN ST.. HARTFORD space. CaU MI 9-5226. Beechler. Xa 94683 or Xa 3-8989. ttoyeebefore arid day of hearlnS;^ and Stassen has pictured the U.S. power the federal'government to ci-vll righta. ^ Peaa Book No, 5239*, iaaued by and torn clothing, hosiery runs, Light trucking and package deUv- XIANCHESTER BOAT CO., 10 Bi- IH baths, three bedrooms up, three xa 3-8273. that return be made to thia Court. . ' plan for an arma reduction treaty 833 MAIN STREET AMBITIOUS young man to work in Open Any Eve. By Appointment LARGE Three-bedroom Ranch, Atleet Blstchford and. daughter, 60 Ox impose "bayonet rule" on the South The only enforcement aveeme The Savinga Bank of.Mancheater handbags repaired, slpper re eiy. t Refrlgeratora, washers and DhUy 12 noOo-9 p.m, S ^ R E —Choice location at the' rooms down. .Fireplace, fUU baae- LIBTINOS WANTED—Single, two-, as oontrittlng ccmcesMona to the MI 9-5732- used car department, rapid ad Center on Main St., apprtnclmate- flreidace, tUe bath, aluminum ment, ovoratzed one car garage ELMORE TURKINOTON, Judge. ford SL; XIra. Lois Spencer and to force achool integration. now open to the . -govanunent la h u been loat and application haa placement, urabreUBB repaired, stove moving specialty. Folding Saturday 9 a.m.-9 p.m. . Sfeott SOFA AND CHAIR-Lawson style, family, threa • family. buaineM RuaMane. Bffil to be preaented thia Ruaaell, leader of the southern criminal proeecutlcn. men’s shirt collars reversed and chulra for rant. MI. 8-0762. vancement for those with mechani Atwater-Ana Boats; ly 1300 aq, ft. WIU remodel to suit atorma, cellar, garage, one acre, Nice quiet locaUon with plenty of W A T E OP RAYMOND R. BOWI daughter, 415 Vernon St.; Mrs. m*r- been made to aaid Msk for pay gray, good condition, reasonable. property. Have many. eSah 'buy week is a revised u.S. offer for 0nia Armstrong and daughter, 338 ment of the amoamLdf depoait. replaced.'Marlow'a Utu# Mend cal experience. See Mr. Sterling,. Xa 9-8964. tenant CUOl XO *4808 or Ifl high elevation, trees. Only 06,900. , aroun*: O^binatlon win trie of Coventry, In the Probate Dio aerUl Inspection designed to guard Auto Aceesflorfbs—^-Tires 6 Gorman Motors Sales, 355 Main XIARITN 8 H,P. outboard motor, WJ7S1. Carlton W. HUtchins, XO 84132. dows, amarite, wMI-to-wWi car ers. Mortgages arranged. Please of Coventry deceeaed.. Summit SL; Thomas Greer, 145 ing Shop. C01 George L. Orazbufio, Realtor, The Adminletrator bavins exhibited against ainpriae attack. NOTICE IS HEREBY given that Painting—Papering 21 8t.“ weight about 30 Ibi. A-1 condition, FOR SALE—WcaUnghouie refrig MutUple Listing. petlng included. (Mil. we wUl rive me admlnietratlon account with aaid Loomis St.; Brian Geemsn, 115 TIRES 40% OFF . FURNITURE repairing j aiid jrefiz.- $40. Xn 3-8932. STOREHOUSE or large garage for xa 9-5878 109 Henry Street - In the past two weeks, the 'U.S. White St.; Mre. Grace Nicholson. Paaa Book lldr 75273, iaaued by erator, First *20. takes it. XII yw.the address ao that you can l^tate to the Court of ProSata for arid dUegate put forward propoaals fos The Savlics Bank of Mancheater , All Firsts—Famous brands. Life iahUig;. .antiques resibred. Purm- PAINTING AND paperhanging. IF YOU ENJOY meeting people . 9-7567. ' rent. H7 Birch Street. CaU xa XlXNOri itavi'ER— XCagnlficent-new drive by. . Diatrict for allowance. It la South Windsor; Xtra. Dorothy Har Democrats Will Select time warranty. Roail-hasard gtiar- and are not afraid of hard work, 14 FOOT DB LUXE plywood Dun- 9-3989. Split Level. Rockledge section. SEIXlNa', Buying, Trading? LM.- ORDERED; That the 16th day of reduction of donventionri arms haa bedii' kwt and applicatian haa tura Repair Service, TalcottvUle. Good clean workmanship at rea M.L, (which means Live Modern July, 1W7. at 11:30 o'clock in the fore ris and daughtar,, Coventry: XIra. antee, MI. 8-744*. sonable rates. 30 years In Man- I can guarantee, you $95 minimum phy. 35 Evinrude motor and con PININC ROOM suite,' never used. 1,600 square feet of living area. 8-10 acre farm In South Windsor. and troops, a. 10-month suspenMoh Julie Connor and daughter, Vernon; been made to aaid bank for pay -7-Multiple List)—01 your re0 es- noon, at the. Probate Office In Coven of nuclear teste an eventual h0 t meht of the amount of depoait. 500 ...... 510.95 exchange . . cheater. Raymond Flake. MI. weekly the year- ardand. FOr fur trols. Mastercraft de'luxe tip-up Living roiom rug, excellent condi 3H baths, two-car garage. FVr “ J* r?°ni house in nice condition. t«e the modern aray. The Ella- try be. and the aame le aulsned for a Robert Whlttemore, 101 (Chestnut New Chairmsm July 17 870 ...... $11.95 exchange VtIRAaCA countcra, ceramic waU 9-9237. ther information write Box C, trailer. Will sell separately or as tion. Call xa 9-8782. Suburban for Rent 66 further farfomatlon or appoint Ppaalble to see three states from hearins o« the rilowaiKe " of • arid ad- In prdduiltion ornuMear arma and, SL____ 7' ■ ' ' ' ' ------and floor tile. Let ua modarhlze ment to .ee call The R. F. Dim worth xntten Agency; Re0tmre, mlnlatmWen act . ______USB' 710 ...... c.. $13.95 exchange Herald. ' ' a .unit. Call XH 3;8236 after 6 p.m. your back lawn. (Sood potenHai for xa 8-8930. ment of the dUtributeee of aaid eatare' DKBCHABOBD TODAY: Announcements COLE MOTORS r batnroora and kitchen F-w' HOME IMPROVEMENT—All types GOOD LIVING room furniture, ROCKVILJJ£—Ltke mew, 3^ room > ock Co., xa 94245 or XO 94818. development.. Nunterous barns " ’.‘t order-of diatribulien wllh of a portion of the present U.S. PhiUppe Ducitarme, 784 E. Middle I A new leader tor Manchester^ be would return to leadenSilp o f C I eaUmatee caU Ml. B-3885. The of painting, light msionry work. couches, two chairs, reasonable. apartment featuring' refrigerator uld -little and thia Court dJrecU the Si^et nuclear weapon stock 486 Center 8t. MI 9.t0980 DE ' LUXE THREE bedroom previously a good paying tobacco XrULTTPLB USTTNO . otters the Tpke.; Robert Smith, 143 Bentqii| Democrats wUl be chosen by the the committee were blasted ’Whea CHARTERED BUS Service- Pic TUe Shop, Buckland. Reasonable . ratea. Phone hd WANTED—Mason's helper. Phone Building Materials 47 M I 9:3792. and stove, heat, tile bath, yene-' f&rm. combined aervieea of 35 re0 tora, Adminletrator to c| te all pertona Intar- piles.. The propoaals are coupled SL - nica, eaitinga, tripa anywhere . in 9-9208. MI 9-7406. Uan blinds, near bus and shopping.' ' ranch, ceramie. bath, birch cabl- f. eeted therein to appear St aaid time with an inflection system to pre Town 'Democratic Committee at he accepted a permanent appoint BE UPHOLSTERING, slip covers USED LUXIBER . for sale. 3x3s neta, numerous cloaata, garage, 50 s0 eamen to h0 p sell your and place, by publlehinf thie order one ment as second asststaat atato's the Btate. PubUc Utility ratea. Call Auto Drivlns School 7-A HOTPOINT electric stove, good No children, no pets, $95. Rock- $17,60(1—Wi’re lucky in that we bouse. For infmnation please call Ume In aome n ^ e w ^ r havtns a clrcu- vent vtolatlons,. with each depend a apeclri meeting J-uly 17. and drkpes. Large sefeetton of GENERAL MACHINJST8 — The •3x4s, 3x5s, 3x6s, 3x7s 3x5s Floor! condition. Phone Xn Vl848 after 6 vllle. TR 5-5745. central; West Side locaUon, only laUon In arid D l^ c t, and by poatlns attorney fqr Hartford Omnty last after 8 p.m. H. A. Frink, Wapping. have some choice new ranch homes Carlton W, Rutchlna, XO 9-8183. ent on acceptance 6f the others. Xtembera of the. oonimittee wUl MI 8-7158. LARSON'S DRIVINO Rchool fabrics. Quality workmanship, Courses and Classes 27 Rothwell Corp., Bolton. See Mr. Ing, some oak subflooring, sheath p.m, ; 08,900. Cariton W. Hutchins, xa for sale In thia price range. Look a <»py on Ihe-robllc elcn poet nearea: The Russians had 0ready month. free eatimates ‘ riven In your Rothwell or Mr. Kirk. Tel. Ml ing, inside and outside doors, win RfXKVILLE — Beautifully fur- ' 94133. XDiltipla listing Xlember. to the pia^ where the decreed laa I meet at 8 p.m. in the hearing room According to locri Democrate, UanchMter'a only tralnM aite at the rest, then cMI ue to see the LI8TIMOS WANTED, single ani) I*”* before :arit presented their own propoeaia for home. Smith's Upholstery. Shop. CERAMIC LESSONS^for children, 8-8116. ' ' dows, storm windows. Choman'8 HOTPOINT refrigerator, ekccllent nished 8H room apartment featur-' beet. Five rooms,, full basement, two-family -houaea. Member of Ume asBished. W eddings I of the ilunletpal BuUdlng to nc on* candidate with stn og eeititled inatnictor. For your aafe- condition. $85. Roper, four burner MANCHESTER —Six' room Cape reducing- the levels of the major Personsls ty We are trained to teach proper Ml 9-4863, evenings Ml 3-7287. ages 916. Call MI 9-4873, after 5 Housewrecking. Yard at Stock ing all modern furniture, refrig garage, 01 city uttUtlea, trees, etc. ML8 . Howard R. Haatlnga, Ra0- Ann due return make. powara' armed forces and non choose a auccesaor to former chair support has yet emerged, but the ly. Ml. *-8075. ^p.m. Place off of North Main St. 54 gaa stove, good condition, $35. Call erator and stove, tile bath, heat, Excbllenf condition. Recreation tor, xn 9-UOT, any time. 7 Certified from Rieenrd. man Atty. John D. LaBrila names of Steve Oavagnaro. Jiqr SHOE REPAHUNG ediUe you wait RUGS CLEANED and shampooed. Help Wanted— p.m., or call xn 9-2392. .. xa 34930., room, gaiage, weU-Iandaeaped lot. ■ ELMORE THRKINGTON. Judse. nuclear -wsMiona, rithough the near bus and shopping, 16 min. $22.800—Large eeven room -co- numbers involved and the methods Phelcin-Mcffert The chrirmanahln haa been held Rifiiinow, and Pbinip Hanison or while you ahop. Sam Tulyea, 33 MANCHESTER Driving Academy ''Our-’care means longer wear.'' Male or Female 37 from Hartford. No chudem. no Convenient location, aluminum Itmial on Lake Street,, garage, open open since LaBel'le resigned in have been mentioned. Fres pickup and delivery. Smith’s SECOND h a n d lumber. All clean to be used arc different. They have Miss Mary Ann Meffert of Lake- Oak St., at Pumcll Parking Lot guarantOea reauita. Expert Inatruc- Bonds—Stocks Mortgages 31 pets. $125. Rockville TR 54746. siding. Price reduced to 05,800. porch, lot is 100x800. Soon vacant. -ville was married Saturday after lebruary after ' he received a Ckvagnaro u AvNsUuniat Upholstery Shop. MI 9-4663, eve PART TIME., help Vanted. Hours of nails. Two 6x6X32 feel. One Call Goodchlld Realty Co., Real not given any Indieition, however,- uon, dual controlled '~ar. Call PI JWearing! Apparel— Purs.. M IleauUful ludacaping. ^eship Cases W ill Start that they are wlihng to end produc- noon to Atty. Hefbert A. Prelon , tenaxirary . appointment . _ ae eaelet- operetor, Rubinow an attorney, RUMMAGE SALE — Houaehold 3-7349.' Day or evening appoint. nings MI 8-7267. HOME OWNERS! Combine nag available^ Store discounts, pleaa- 8x8x30, fw l. Eleven, 8X8X15 "feel. tors, BU 9-0939, x a 8-T93S, XO itenu, toola, fencing. Moving out ging bills into an easy-to-l>ay sec- Twenty-two 6x8x15 feet. Ten 34848, xa 9-2927. Uon of nudutr wwponia and accept Jr,.Tte. Rev. Lawrence M , ,Upton | anL aUte'a attomey. Hopes Otet and Maolaon gXlrinA t. aaankimL.. ««nU. ant work, Arthur Drug Luncheon CHESTER’S FURRIERS. Furs Suminer Homes for Rent 67 Too hot for you in town? Why iMTdifthed.dteed, the ceremony iniii Griias f “ ■r " of atete. Call MI 0-0633. and mortgage loan costing ^ y a ette,'ask for Mils Rose. 5x6x19 feet; Twenty-three 7x5xia cleaned and glased. $3. Cold not look oVer thia five room wintor- the inspection system deem^ C Building—Contracting 14 penny a month for each dollar feet. Also one 15. foot van truck ANDOVEH LAKE — Seven ■ room' moOXIE PROPERTY— 1953 three ized home on the first Bopon Lake. in Superior Court Tuesday necesaary by the West. lemoriallorial (Thi^lChapel of the AaylumAsylum MORTLDCX’S—Manchcater'a lead storage, $2. Remodelthg, repair Hill Oongregatlonri Church, Hart 'ROT8-GIRI.S. Private inatructiona ing Driving School otfera the moat you owe. Call Frank Burke at body, like new. One 15 foot plat ing done at my' home. No over waterfront. Electric stove, elec bedroom ranch, three year lease Vacant jfood condition. Q^'ers are Before' the Moecow broadcaat Weekend Dekths on band "inatrumenta. Leaaona in CH 6-8^7 (Eves. JA 9-8553). Con Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 form body. Call Ml 9-4135. tric refrigerator, oil heat fire by government at 0*5 monthly. asking 01,000 but want It sold fast. some western negoUacora fMt the ford. The bride ia tha daughter of Holiday Sc^n in driver Mucatlon. 'Ihduaands of INTERIOR AND exterior remodel head. Save. Capes end stoles, The judgaahip cases are expMtedf be tranrterred ImmedUtoly to the the late XIr. and XIra. Benjamin F. . your home. CeGified inatnictor, aatiafied atudenU. 300,000-milea ing, houses and garages Free necticut Mortgage Exchange 1 320. Call, xa' 9-7218 for free es- place. bath, radio. PI 24880. 08,000. Carlton W. Hutchins, Xa Might be your oroortunity. to . be entered in Superior 'Court Kremlin ehakeup wo0d lead to claaaea limited. For appointment' AKC REGISTERED Cocker pup 9-5182. , ___ - Supreme Court of Errors on the Meffert of Norfolk. The bridegroom By TStE ASaOdATED P U 8 0 accident free inatructiona.’ MI Imstes. Call W. F. Hensei. Ml. IxwlaSt. (cor. Gold); .Hartford. timate at your home. . Under no tomorrow on their way to a deci basis of that atipullation. Rubinow greater flexiblUty of the Soviet Sheffield, Elnglad,—Lord River- Box O. Herald. 9-7898. pies. Dogs boarded, individual Diamonds— Watches— COTTAtlE AT Xasquamicut, July, T. J, CROCKETT, position and maka a compromise la the son of Mr. snd Xtra. Herbert | ‘Very Quiet’ 3-5988 obligaUon. XCANCHESTKR—rFlva room bouse, sion by thd State Supreme Court and McCormick agreed oil the dale, M, a leaning Britirii eteel- ‘ runt, reasonable ratea. Washtnirn Jewelry 48 — 1— f ...... Four bedrooms, comfortable, all' REALTOR of Eirore. eaMer. The undertone of optimism A. Phelon of 182 Cooper SL 3 : BID.WELL Home Improvement Co. Kennels, Tolland. -TIP 5-38Sk(.. conveniences.- Very reasonable. near new high school, hot water facta at an earlier conference. Given in marriage by her Uncle, maker, (tied Sui$ilay. Knlghtod Alterations, additions. - garages. Business Opportunities 32 Office xn 8-1577 This was reported todky by Atty. also waa evident in other west Sir Arthur Balfour in 1991), be- "So qutet you'd never know It AotomobilM tor Sale 4 Garage—Service—Storage^ 4 0 lUNARb W r o a r Jeweler, re Call PI 24811. heat,* comUnation 0 umlnum win 8peci0 Seeriba ern circles. ' Edward J. SmtUi of New Rochelle, Re-siding specialists. Easy budg SMALL, VERY attractive restau • .a* f .Rooms Withont Boar^ ■ 59 dows, garage. Call ownbr Xa Evenings and weekenda Jay Rubinow, counsel for the four The State’s highest court .has became the ftret Lord Rivardaie was tha Fourth of July." et terms. Ml 9-8495 or TR lire, adjusu watches expertly, please c0I Ed Riggins minor court judges who were ap^ N. Y., the bride wore a white bai- BEFORE TOO BUT a uiMd 4 ■STTORAGE SPACE for rent with rant. For further detaUa call MI AKC REGISTERED Irish Setter eaionable prices. Open daUy. ANDOVER LAKE—New three bed 2-5349. > , agreed to hear, the mum in a spe- Among those who took a cau lertna^^ength gown of ChanUIIy in 1985. This was iha way LL Jriui C. aa* Gorman Motor Salea. Butek 9109. SINGLE AND double room avail at xa 3-8809 Minted by Governor Rlbicoff tious view wssi West Oennsn 1 garage doors snd electric lights. 9-8239. iHjppIes. RockvUle TR 6-7638. Thursday evenings. 139 Sprucr room wralerfront cottage. MI 94949 d 0 summer aearion starting J0y lace and nylon tulle. The bodlee Hollywood,—Fran Bainuele Jr., Lawrenea, commander of the State Salat and Service, 388 Main 30x30. 845 North Main. Phone MI Street XD. 9-4387. able. Reasonable weekly rates. 88 or MI 9-2323. 02,e8O^BBAUnFUL three bed July 1 to replace judges In M; M, provided the lawyers could hie Chsncellor Konrs^ Adensuer. Ha 45; Pacifle Ooaet manager of CBS Street ML **4Sn...(^en evenings. GARAGES, PORCHES, dormers, WANTED — Lessee Operator for a XtANCHESTER Pet Center for all and up. Bockrille Hotel, TR room ranch, ceramic bath, stain- SITUATES} in well ehaded eecUpit Chester, Hartford and Meriden. said in a speech Njn Nuernberg waa faahipnedTof the lace and the. PoUca barraeka 0 Oolebastar, to 9-2802. recreation and attic rooms built. 6-9591. of South End. A large 16 robin ready In time. Following the ap circular skirt of the tuUe. Her Televtelon Network ealea and a new • Cities Service, completely youK pets and pet’s supplies. OTVBNTRT LAKE -^ Waterfront. teas ainkFj hot water heat, cellar, He and Atty: Ernest McCoi> pearance of the state's attorneys that Moscow could anbw that rod- former vice ' president of tha day describad tha long boUd0 r NSUCU A.CART Short on a down Kitchen and bathrooms re Free ^ iv e r y within city limits. 146 ft. frontage,, trees Carlton-W. ^plex. (Tonnectinr doors on ea^ mick, counsel for the 1655 judg^ ■houlder-length veil of hand-roUad modem station now being con Garden— Farm—rDairy Four large rooms furnlshei. in Superior Court, the only other ic0 changes have takni place in French lllualon fell from a lace American Broadcaating Co., died weekend in this part of Oonhaeti- payment or had your credit turned modeled. Rcibert M. Alexander, structed at West Middle Tpke, PedlgreW, Air c o n d i t i o n e d. BEAUTIFULLY fulnished front Available July , lS-27. Call PI Hutchins, xa 9-083. Multiple List floor make )>o**iUe divirion ship appointees chrilenglng >-the Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 MI 9-7716. ..Products 50 . room, tile bath, shower, parking desired. Two GE oil furnaces, preliniinary to be dlsposbd of will the Kremlin leqderahlp only at the bandeau, matching the lace of her Sunday. He Wae bom in Curtle, cut. downT' Opn*t give upl For a good and Adams St. Apply Jim McDer XII 9-437$, Open Monday-Satur- 24141. ing Member. governor's right to replace them. London Disarmament - conference- deal—hot thru a email loan com- -day, 9-8 p.m. .Thursday, 9-9 p.m. MI 3-7116.. large enclosed porch with full Were to confer today to put in final be an exchange of brirta-between sown. Neb. , ' Sunday traffic through tha araa, MANCHESTER Cycle Shop, .186 GARAGES, cottages, breezeways, mott at American Ck)sl Co., Hart the lawyera, now sched0ed for table. He himarif, Adenauer s0d, New York,—Datrld Alva Glm- pany-oae “ Harry" at 838 Main Wen Middle Tpke. Repkfrs all ford. Tel. JA 2-8157. XIANCHESTER— Six room Ciq>e acreens and Venetian Uinda, full form the papers to be signed by Mlai Jean L. Colby of Longmea- aven on roads, leading back from pqrches. 12x20 garage. $980 com SIX OR SEVEIN Bcrea of hay. Call baaemenL - five car varage. Lo July 18, Rubinow s0d. thought the purge waa merely'the dow, Maaa., aerved as maid of bel, 39, of tha department etore St (Formarty Douglas Motors). makes of bicycles.- New and used CATS boarded, if Inoculated and Xy 3-5739. Wanted To Rent 68 | ,^ Cod, garage, oil beat, convenient the state’sattorneys involved. I the beaches, w u tbs Ughteri in plete. 20x20 two car. $1480, No altered. 4H' cages. Fenroe Cat FIRST FlOQR, .single on .double to. bus and school, reasonably cated In A Zone. Has posrifalUfles Technlc0ly, the two cases wlU The contest between the 1955 result of "domestie arguments” in honor. Atty. John F. Shea Jr. Wks ( family, the eon of XIr.- and Mrs. three weeks, Lieutenant Lawrence bikei for aale.^ Alan buy used room beside bath, Tel. Xtf 94740. bicycles. Amertesn made blcy money down, five years to pay. Help Wanted— FemaJe 35 tery. Siamese kittens available. COUPLE WITH, teenage daughter - priced. Call A..R. WUkie *-C o. as. dloctor*s home and office or be brought by the state's attorney and 1957 judges are being di-vlded Russia and wo0d bring no change' ^ s t man snd uahers were Atty. Bernard F, Glmbel, died Sunday. said. He added that tha barracks 1964 FORD two door, fully Free estimates. Ellison Construc- STRAWBERRIES—Pick your own. music studio. Priced Mt |»,000. tn the intornational Mtuatlon. cles, $87.60. Abyaalnians per order. TR 5-9131 28c a baaket, Bring containers. ROOM FOR RENT. Young man and two younger children looking -MI 9-4389 or xa 94649. for Hartford County, for the Hart into two cases beeauae of the dib T^maa A. Bailey and Atty. Paul His brother, Bruce R. Glmbel, “ didn't have one eaU all -weekend" equipped. Clean, tm . MI *-0751. Uon Co. AD 2-2483. SEWING MACHINE operators preferably evenings. for. five or six room apartment AT Makes attractive inveatinent. Fur ford and Manchester phase of the ferent rituattons In XIanchester R. Marte, aU three of Xtanchea- president of Oimbel Brothera, Inc. in regard to the u u of fireworks. Zeppa Farm, 7$8 Birch Mt. Rd.'^ preferred. Centrally located XO ter. wanted. Apply Kaklar Toy Co., 50 3-8558. duplex before Sept. 1. Wfll pay^p ARE DISCOURAGED? ther infprmation in ctmfldence. case, and the State's attorney for and Hartford and - in Maridim. Tel Aviv,—Eliezer Hoofleh, 79, IA Harry Taylor, commander at Business Services Offered 13 HiUiard St. BIRD, cat and doc supplies, whole-, to $55 monthly. Excellent xTefer- Write owner Box J, Herrid. New Haven County, for the Meri Judges, Wesley Gryk and Ifarry TTie bride la an alumna of SL chairman o f the advisory council the Stafford Spring* barracks, J*4« MERCURY convertible, $75. ' UGHT DU^LLDOZING sale and retail. Daily * to 6 p.ih. ences.'CaU Xtt $-1049; after 4 p.m. Do you havSA house to sell and Margarotia School, Waterburyj 3 0 *-0645. Household Goods 51 PLEASANT ROOM, gentleman pre |4 HENRY STREET—Seven room den phSM. The papers to be eigned KamlnsM, 1956 appointees, are Hospital N ot^ of the National Bank Leumi and echoed Lieutenant Lawrence's rs. REFRIGERATION sales and serv Ahd Grading. Shovel Dozer. Oufnp EXPERIENCED Tuesday, Thursday, Friday nl^U ferred. Separate entrance. Park weekdays. can’t aeirit? V are quo warranto proceedings, continuing to Mt in Xfanchestar .^Uock (toUege and the University I chirinan of the advisory' equncU port. He estimated th0 traffic y ^ ice. Commercial, reaidential. air 7 to 9. Porterfield’s Route 8 and THE VILLAGE CHARM AnUque Coloni0. 1% baths, two car ga which are used to test a claimant's UU DODGE .%-ton, in excellent Truck Rental.. Gravel, Fill, Loam. SEWING MACHINE Chapel. South Windsor. JA A8391 ing. 14>4 Hackmatack St., xa Are you looking for a home and rage, dose to Bchotda, riwppwg and Hartford, wMle in Matiden, ■Patleate-today; 187 of ^nnecticut School of Law. The of the Bank of leraei. died Sun- terday on Routs 15 and other high- condlUoners, freezers. A. and -W. Shop of Manchester, Conn.; 42 3-8905. YOUNG XfARRIED couple wish 3 4 .. title 4o a public office. the 1957 appotriteee have taken brtdegroom graduated from. Man-1 day. He wail bom In Utrecht, wayoosu “ about the same aa any condition, looke like new truck, RefrigaraUon Co. Ml 9-1237, XQ OPERATORS Spruce St. General line of inter- rpoms with stove and refrigerator. aim’t find Ibe one yob want? and tran^mrtatioo. Immediate oc- -ADM lTm } SATUROAY: Burr aacriflt^. Call TR S-*301. FHONE Fox TERRIER puppies for sale, ctipancy. Elva Tyler, Reritor XO Robinow s0d the atate’a attor* over the bench. cheater High School and Wea- Netherlands. Sunday," •-2060, Ml 9-0055. - AND TRAINEES esUng anUqUei. past and future GENTLEMEN, shafe same twin Husband insurance worker, wife neya would present in ' Superior Stephens, 444 Burnham SL; Mrs. leyan-Unlveroity. He received hla Loa Angeles,—Dr. OuetAvs And tho Stafford Springs b u - MI 9-0650 APPLY small breed. CaU after 5 or week CouecUMes, including bric-a-brac school teacher. Needed by Aus 1 Don't give up. CaU thi JARVIS 94469. However, the Supreme Court of Vivian Genovese, 617 N.Main St.; SACRIFICE: 1*64 Ford Victoria, CLBAM AND pataK those gutters ends. xa 9-1834. bedroom next to bath, TV, free REALTY (XIMPANY 'TcbAy. Court a atlpulatlon aa to the'facts Errors -will Issue only one ruling Kl»“*»er, fie. who Uught com- racka maintained ite T-yeu-oId , V5, overdrive, radio, heater, car MANCHESTER MODES, and glassware. Open all day aiid parking. MI 94861 after.8 p.m. Write Box H, Herald. ' ' ■ .in the cases and request that- they Writer Borst, Cllaatonbury; Mrs. w. Avoid costly repairs later. evemogs. When you call ask to see thia 4th MANC!HJES'!‘e R—Direct fronq^ own covering both caaes. Lmeroe end finance ”at SL Louis record of having no fatehUu on cat) be aeen-.at 17 Bank Street, INC. REGISTERED} DACHSHUND, pup of JULY 8PBC3AL. Barbara Nadeau, Hartford; Mra. Route 15 en any major., holiday U l. 8-1183. ■ R(K)XC. FOR respectable gentle w a n t e d —Four Or . five room er. Porter St, area-''Six - room 0*-' Mae Troughton, 561 Adams SL; Tqjm; Aldminum Storms and PINE STREET . pies. Reds, black and tan,, all ANTIQUES FOR modern Uving at apartment have one child. 18 Ionl0,-large'living room, Phalon ia a , ______retlrameirt In 1966 died _ Friday,Friday. weekend. Lieutenant Taylor addeA man.* Private family, television Almost new . eeven room Split John Leander, Laurel Manor; practicing - attorney' in the RUBBISB AND aanee removed. Screens 14-A ages, reasonable.. 'Tel. PI 34019, the New Curiosity Shop, Route 8, and parking. Call Xa 9-0719. months old. MI 9-4368. • -room, large modem kltchenV^ree I Lafayette, Orilf.—Edwin M. TQ: Two CraalMs Reported General eltapthg. ceUSrs, atuca DENTAL ASSISTANT—Experience Melody Farms, So. Coventry, Level home at 57 Brent-Road, Man bedrooms (two twin size), tUa Rt. 6 Path May Be Discussed Ernest Perks, im B, Middle Tpke.; of Bayer, Law and Phelon. Andover (located at tourist ;,aurUs SUraeon, 493 Parker St.; den, retired Sen Francisco Bay Only two minor accidents, both A Sptcial In Half Sizes SLiid yards. RtaaonaMe -atea. M. ALUMINUM ■ WINDOWS, doora. preferred but not neceaiary.-Flve after 8. cabina). Open 14- weekdays. Sat. ROOM FOR RENT. Private en- WOULJJ. LIKe five room duplex on chester, just a few blocks from bath. Call xa 9-9910,-afWr 8 p.m. -Area lumber executive. Involving only ope car, were re M. Rubbtah Removal. Ml. Jalousies, .porches, awnings. Free day week, references required and Sun. iinUl 8. MI 9-1808,, ^ance. Gentleman preferred.'- 90 flm floor, three children. Yood' schools, new modern shopping cen-, ~r- ^ ch a rd Kelley, Wapping; i»hll- Van Meter-ArmstrooK .Oconomowoc, Wls.—>Mrs- Ruby ported slnoe Friday Co mar tha 9-*ra7. estimates. Call N. B. Chase Co., Write Box B. Herald. East Center 8t- neighborhood. Write Box M. ' ter, and hue traiispartantm.; Fea-' Uppe Dudiarme, 7B4 B, Middle The wedding of Miss Ruth ATIeen PURE-BRED - CoUie puppies. CaU This Week by Highway U nit Darrow, 88, widow of Clarence holiday quiet. . MI 9-0233 or RocJcVUle TR 5-1200. ABSOLUTE BARGAIN -I -dustom Herald: tures t h ^ b e d im s , two . tiled L^ts (or Sale 78 Tpke.; Lester McClure, Vernon Armstrong,.diUighter of Mr. and Darraw, not^ trial lawyer of Chi In hi* home on Pucker SL. WAITRESS wanM nights from 8 PI 24449. made cornices and drapM. 'Slip PLEA8 ANT ROOM, oiie block from baths (One with aUdl ahower), ga- Trailer, Court, Rockville; Mrs. Mrs. Qlsmi T. Amutrong, 17. p.m.-l a.m. Steady work and good The Stato'a -■'bontroverilri pro- cago, died Saturday.' Mrs. Darrow, South Coventry, at about midnight covers, $59.50 and up. Choice of Main Street. Separate entrtace. a p a r t m e n t wanted, Manchester nge, recreation room, fill! base TRADE OR SEU,-Three loU at Flora Roberge, South CJovehtry; Qu^er Rd., and James Tutile Van, theui« second wife a t Darrow who Saturday. Thomu F. Lynch. 64, June Ro$«$! Rflofing-—Siding 16 wages. Apply Charcoal Broiler, AKC REGISTERED Cocker pup- fabrics. Budget terms. Mrs. Rita, fan, gentleman, parking, xa 3-4724 Young- telephbne company ment with Carane hot water oU heat, Lake Williams, 80x138 each. Three poari fo r' relocation- of RL 6 Mias Siiriey Stevens, 39 LsmsM piea, $30 and $35. Dogs boarded. 5^ U s d in 1938, bom in Ories- suddenly felt severe abdominal 589 East Middle Tpke.' JA 2-7780. engineer desires one or two room % acre wooded lot. Selling below minutes from beacK XH 94544. through the South End'will prob SL . A. Van MeUr of Amherst, Maas.JburR, lU. RAY'S BOOSTNO OO.. ahlngle and Reasonable rates. Washburn Ken apartment or room andlsath with replacement coat 0 $16,3(10. Imme ably be diccussed ^ the local Ehc- tins. He tried to call a doctor, built up roofa, gutter and con PART TIME daily, no nights or nels, Tolland. TR 5-3894. ADMITTED YBSTTRDAY: PhilBdelphin—Capt. J. Knight iled to reach one, and then set SALE 14 OFT' er . bardier, Andover; Mrs. Edith »>*«’• drew H. Reeder, first governor of S'OR THE best In shingle and built jOt Mancheater’s Multiple Listing Board of Directora on the State’s riage by her father. The maid o f' - - - . On Babcock HIU Rd, in Coventry supplies. Raymar-Aviaries, Route ANTIQUE FURNITURB. sUvor, Arch St. , NEIGHBORHOOD gcocery and / Syatem. BUILDING LOT, 150x308. Located Oavagnaro, 89 Tanner SL; Mrs. Kansas, died Sunday. Reeder ;re- 0 13:30 a.m, the pains became up roofing, guttera, leadera, chim GIRLS, ages 14 and up for totaac'CQ 44A, Boltofi, xa 9-5618.' plan and ritelmates studied before, Marie and OecUe Begin, 949 E. honor was Mias Janet M. Arm- glass, china, and used furniture meat Btora . doing excellent bual- on -ToUand Tpke. O i 6-7313, 8 :80 the State approved the plan. tired 14 years ago after 40 yearn acute and Lynrit doubled up In ney and roof, repairs call Coughlin. farm work.. Bring birth certificate ' bought SmTsoltt. FMrhlture Repair ONE BEDR(X>M, private family, 5. • ' Middle TY>ke.; Leonide Zraiaane, e t ^ of DaUas, Tex., sister of the with the U.S., Chlatoma' Service in ML'8-7707. nesa. Owner wanu to aell. CaU XO “ 1 hope to get the membera-to bride. Dr. David Van Xteter of the driver’s seaL losing control of if under 16. Apply Conn. State Service. MJ 8-7449. •near. bus and Cheney Mills, pri 9.7820, JARVIS REALTY CO. Weekend 399- HHIiard St.; Joseph Mcm- PhUadel^la. the - c0 . Tbs vehicle ran off the Employment. Service, 808 Main Articles for Sale 45 vate entrance, xn 9-0595, ll9 Coo gether title week," said State Reps' Cainbridge. Mass., was beat man FOR ANY’ '^ P E of Roofing and 864 CENTER ST.. MANCHESTER - ' ^ ■ chlck, 70 Indian Dr.; Melvin Stead Erie, Pa.—XIrs. Ida Harman, S3, road and struck a tree. St., Maanchester. USED TV ^ETSi-for cottage, rec per Hill St. BRICK By|IINBS8 block on Spruceu c* / Soborbui for Sale 75 M y lyarreh, chairman of the com Jr„ Wapping; WilUam Laiirinal-' ^ b l a brother. A gatden reception Siding we- Offer 5 combination r ic h . Fine Meadow Loam priced .Call 84113, 9-1300, s!t847 'iOcmapniA fron Page Om ) a circus and vaudevilTe aerial -tm- Lynch w u token to the hospital reation room, etc. Good condition, -f— two Stores and three apart xa xa xn mittee. Warren aaid that he -did tis, 14 French Rd.; Mrs.' Pamela ■was. held' at the bridf'a home. The p ^ artist who was famous at the 3 track swivel type windows, free STENOGRAPHER— 'Manufacturer within your budget. FUl, .gravel, reasonably priced. Potterton's, 13Q For prompt, courteous service. BOLTON—Coventry line. New five not know whether the meeting wUi cwple wUl spend -three weeks in by a Babcock Rd. resident an(l was of charge If more necessary aand, stone. Light grading. Ml ments. For Information call ' ^ room ranch, ceramic tUf bath, The all-time record In aocidienta 'Wheelock, 306 E. Main SL, Rock turn of the Centu^, died fiafurfiay. has -vacancy in Sales Department Center St., Ml 9-4537. FfJRNISHED ROOM for rent on 9-2997. be Wednesday, Thursday, or PVi- vUle; Mrs. Horence Wood, Mon the Virgin Islands before making treated there for cofitusiona of the available at half price For more requiring typing and some clerical 3-8803. bus line. 713 N. Main St. . MANCHESTER—Six room . C6me Imotty pine kitchen, walk-out She waa bom in WTeel'tg!'W. Va. cheat, which he received in the ac day. . ' ‘ of all types' ia 884, set during a roe; WUllaM Smith, RPT), 1. their home in^inneapolla. Louisville, ' Ky.—-Mrs. Mjnnle information call Manchester Roof activity. Shorthand not required. (CHAMBERS FURNITURE SALES Near everything. Nice wooded lot. baaement. Large lot, 05,000. R. At a. public meeting cohducted cident, end for his abdominal ing A Siding Cp., In.c., Ml 9-8933 ROOM FOR RENT, .GenUeman F. Dlmock Co., xa 94345, XO 4-day Chriatmas .holiday {leriqd RocknrtUe; Uoyd Peach, ,37 Stone **‘'‘‘** "“ A gradurie of the Gathright (jook, 98, founder of the Five day,. 40 hour week. . Case Houses for Sisle 72 Sale price, $13,900. Short way out by the committee oh June 11. op- University of Washington and re- Jains. Tqday he w u . reported in fqr free catimste.-- President Joe KNAPP SHOES. Harry Xlahoney, One-De Luxe Electric Range, au- preferred. Shower in the base ^ e n room split. acre'ot land.' *4815. : . . in 1956. Tha total Included' 706 SL; Mis. Marie Sitith, jO Church Order of the- First Families of Vtr-^ fairly good condition." The cause Brothers, Inc., Highland Park, 358 Main St Plume Ml 8-037. tomaUc. 80". Was $279.05. Now poMUon to the route-the State fa- celved her maater’e d ^ e e from Glrardln.' Manchester, ment. Telephone In room. MI SEVEN ROOM home. Eaat Center ■ ^ price, 07,8OQ. New 8H. room traffic -fatalities, also an all-time SL; LawrenOe Moonan, 146 Hoi- New York University. She taught ginla, and honorary Ufetlme preai- of the pi^ra had appamntly not *199.05. 3-7903, OLASTONBURY-Five room apltt vora was expressed'by business in Hater SL; Mrs. Sadie Urda, Staf- denL died Sunday.. She was bora LOAM, DARK, rich, stone free. Street. Four-car garage and weld^ ranch. O w one acre iriid. Full terests and indlviduM home own- high for any holiday. home ectmqmics at Bay R i ^ yet been determined. ROOFING.'SIDIWO, painting. Qar- PART TIME office work. Apply K, Ing ihpp. MF 9 5838. level. On Cedar Ridge Drive, juat fordville; Joeei-h DeCicco, Staf in Louisville. pentry. AlteraUona and. addlUoht. Prompt deU-very. Cau. PI 342Tr or One lie 'Luxe Eleptric Range call price $16,7w. Over 60 more 'Ustliiga oppoMte MinnachaUg golf course. qrs. ■ . :>- The traffic toll'for the one-day High School Brookljm, N. Y„ and The accident was invutigatsd F; A -p Manufacturing O j., 334 Was $349.00. Now $159.00. of all kinds from M.OOO qp. Call ford Springs; Janet Oottier, 44 Groenwich High Schrol, Greenwich. Alhambra, Cklif.T-Dr. Frances by SUte Trooper Frank Sbea' of CeUinga.. Workmansb.ip guafan, Charier Oak St, WUUi]^tic AC^emy 6-8M . - FURNISHED FRONT'room near Built in range and oven. Alum I f .the plans-the State has ap observance last Fourth of July -was Windsor Aye., Rockville: Fred 'Jlankins,' 96, a physician for 64 5810^, teed. A. A. Dion. Inc., 299 Autumn One EUectric Ctothes Dryfer.: Was bath for gentleman. 54 High St. The Ellsworth -'Xlitten -Agency proved are carried ouL the road She ia a msmber of Zeta Tau Alpha, the Stafforil Springs barracks. No ^,,-Reritors, XO S-qoso. inum storm doors and - windowa. Johnson, Bpfton. ' years; who practice for many charge was made. St. Ml. 3-4880. AMERICAN AiRLJNES. Inc. Flight ROYAL AND Smlth-Oorana port- $149.00.. Now $1^.00. - Wash room, den and garage. Juat woUId run ' through Mancheater 137, Seventy-seven persona St.' Bartholomew Communlty'lSub i • ’v .. j - able and • standard typewriters. drowned and'89 othera were killed AID*aiTPEID TODAY: Samuel and— the- Appriachlan The other mishap occurred in Stewardeasea. See Display ad in AU makes e t adding maebinea One Nine-Pound- Wringer Washer Town of Bolton ‘ MANCHESTER a few minutes from Main Strqpt from Laurel Lake, across SpdBcer Blade, 34 ChusberlaUd SL; Mrs. (?lub. served on the staff of the Indiana Bolton about S’ p.m. yesterday 0 - Saturday's Women's Section. in one of GlastoniNiry’a finest io- SL,' south of Hartford Rd., Char in mlacellaneous accidents for Roofing and Chimneys 16-A Aold or rented. Repmra on all with Pump, Was 019.95. Now total of 25^ Shirley Boyce, Vernon Trailer The bridegroom, son of Dr Rrinh Hoepital at Logao0 >oil. died temoon. makee, Merlow’e. $99.00, C&rrected Caucus Ndtice 14 riS^''duplex, central location, eSUona,' $19,900. Vri Plano, Brok- ter Oak St., and Highland SL and Court, RodtvUJe; Albert llowning, v .» I Saturday. She waa bora in Waynes- HOT LUNCH working supervisor The ^publican elcctoi^ of Ui« ar, xa 34651. into Bolton. , This yearli traffic total compar A. Van Meter, former president p f , ... ~ Mrs. Donna F. 25, of R(X>FiNO — Specialising m repair, SEPTIC TANKS 'Immaculate condiUon. Living room, Bolton. the -University of Massachusetts, la I “ *• Bayberry Kd.. Bolton, w u driving ing foofa of all kinds. Aiao new at Bolton Elementary Schwl. Ap JXCEN'S 'RERUILT and relaated (31AX1BER8 FURNITURE SALES AND Bolton are hereby notl-- dining room, kitcheil, four bed It would paaa through ahade to 378 recorded during a nm-hoU- ply flow stating references and At The Green ned that a party caucua wilt b« SDUTH w i n d e r - Huge five day period laat month, covering DISCHARGED SATURDAY: an riumnus of M^tssachusetts In north of Bolton Onter Rd. at this . roofa. Gutter work. Chimneys atmea. -treasonably priced. Sam rooms, lavatoiy and full bath. Two tobacco - luid, along right-of-way Mrs. Barbers Nsdesu, Hartford; stitute of Technology and holds a ttpie when she lit a cigarette. cleaned, repatnd, 28 yeara' ex- qualifications, attention. Mr. Rich Yulyes, 33 Oak .St, in front of Open . held at the Community Hall on ear garage. New oil heating sya- room custom,' built ranch with owned by the Connecticut Power 102 hours from 6 p.m. Wednesday. Chifdren Start Fund ard. Mather. Principal, R.F.D. No. 10 a.m-.4 p.m. 7:30 p.m.-* p.m. PLU88ED SEWERS Monday. July 22, 1957,-at 8 P.M.- breeseway and two^ar garage. June 19, to midnight; Sunday, Jime Miss Xlsrjorie LetdholdL 309 Fern master’s and an engineer’s degree Ashes from the cigarette fell on iriehce ' Free esumatea. Call Purnell Parking Lot - toms. . Immediate occupancy, Co., and close to the pond from SL; -Arnold Johnson, i09 High in .aeronautics from the same her skirt, poBce said, and when she Sowley. Mancheater MJ 34361. 2, Manchester. Purpose of the caucua will be to both apartments. Easily financed. Very large kitchen and dinug which the Caae Bros, paper firm 28. The survey by the Associated South Royalston, Maas., July 8 HOMEART shallow wall pump. 13 15 FOOT CK08BY freezer, used Maehiiie CleaRerf nominate candidatea for' the fol area with built in appliaocea: Frees, made for comparison pur SL, RockvUle; Theodore Wrubel, school. He is a research engineer (85—Ninety physically handicapped tried to'put them out she lost con DO THESE.days of high prices one month. Sacrifice at $30io. Call Septfo-Tanka, Dry WWIs, Sewer Priced right. drawa lU water supply. 45 BdmunA SL; Patricia ' -Ann with MlnnepoUs-HoneyweU. He is trol of the car, which voersd off months old. Ebccellent condition. lowing town efflcea to be acted Master control lighting. tile Altornatea east of Gardner St. poses, riao showed 146 drownlngs children .from Greater Boston, Heating and Plambing leave, you, short of,funds? The. 845. xa 9-9208. PI2-7142. Lines tnstalled^-Cellar Water- upon In the biennial town elec *1SJK)0-S 34 Lydril SL Vacant!' bath with vanity. Lavatory • and Turner, East Hartford; MichaeX a member of the Institute of Aero many wearing braces, have started the road and knocked over'I 17 •tudied by State engineers before and 110 deaths in other tyjies of nautical Sciences, Sigma XI, Kap fence posts. Avon Ekiming oifportunlty could proollBg Done. tion on October 7, 1957; ■lx room Cape CoA; six yaars old, shower in maater bfidroom. accidents. The over-all total was FogUo, 139 Maple St.; iVUliam a fund from their candy money to LLOYD'S PLUMBING Service as be your, solution. Inquire now. Call PUXIPS FOR irrigation, good used, Beautiful panoramic view at Hart the proposed route was'approved Yonlcka, 'Vernon; Mrs. Simdina pa Sigma and the Appriachiu Mrs.. Mritlen, who w u not/ 8481 NEW UPHOLSTERED divan (or • _ Selectman, Selectman, with garage. Full tile bath, colored would take more homes -and post M2. rebuild their recreation buUdhig alf I2H:24'A sures satisfaction, prompt aervlce. MI 3-S195. at attractive prices.' Shepard Ir Town Clerk, Registrar of Votara '' ford; The family will really enjoy Nicoletta, Vernon Center, Rock Mrfountain------(fiub.— ■ Camp Caravan. - jured in the mishap,’ w u iasuM a $75. (Jail 3-5835 after 3 p.m. fixtures. Extra" lavatory, fire more money, they say. Traflio deatha during the first CH 7-6134, MI 9-6485. rigation Equipment Co., Rockville, MoKIIWEY BROS. Town T^aaurer. Tax Collector^; M ue, hot water oil beat, steel living here. Vri Flano, Broker. XO vUle; Mra. HUdegsrde Heaee anfi The large wooden structure was warning for faiattentian to driving For the woman who is a' little (CLEANING woman, one-half day TR 5-2545. Agent of the Town Depoait Fund, 846(1L Members of the Express High five months -this year have aver son, 9 Johnson Ter.; "Joseph Pat by State Trooper Frank Pisch of tflorter than average, A handsome M. S. WATSON, PLUMBING and heat or 1 full day per week. Call xn lilNING BOOM extension table, 3«w«rci9ii Disposal Co. beam conatmeUon, copper plumb aged 95 a day. 45 Saved from Ship leveled .Jn a spectacular $85,000 ward of Finance (two memberi). ' ing and heaung. Low doWn' pay way Conunittee.have.been ooliect- terson, 1. Bow SL; Writer BoraL fire early yestetday. the Colchester barrackk.. snirt-walster that is a ktandby in Here's p. charming snd .colorful ing contractor. New installaUbns. 9-0118. COAL AND wood furnace complete china cabinet, 68'' buffet, walnut IS0-IS2 Peart 8 t — AU 84808 ANDOVER LAKE-Slx foom Cape ing tnformqtion from the' State yenfter. Call XD 3-7617 after 3 p.m. Board of Education (two mem- ments. FHA 0ipniaed for $16,000, One death from firevidrlcs waa Glastonbury; Mrs. Sandra Cole Rio de Janeiro, July 8 (JP> —The The 40 staff members put sweat every well groomed summer ward design for luncheon sets, aprons of alteration work and repair work. with pipes, good condiUon, almost Cod, attractive ibid well buUL Cel- Highway DepartmienL Caae Bros., reported during th e jio li^ period, Ml 9-8808. . ■ • like new. Call XO 14717. term ending and daughter, Vernon; Mra. Edna Swediah pSssenger-cargo Ship Ip ers over the children’s pajamas and Htela Dancer H ue robe. towels! You'll find it fascinating to , m 1959, Asaeasoi , Board of Tax 633 West Middle tpke. Cape Cod celar, oO furnace, deep well, in- and other "locri people,” Warren the same number as rsMliefi in CUrtia. 2T9 Orit -SL; Richard Lata, No. 848f with PATT-O-RAM-A Help Wanted— H a Ic 3f teimaUng double lot 01,900. Talbot arid two weeks ago. Plata burned and sank off the qen- cluTied or led' the youngsters from eml^roide.r and a compliment- 4" AND 8’' USED irrlgaUon pipe, . Mview (one member). Zoning wlU( two-car, garage. Five finished 1956 Slid ld55. The high since Woodbridge SL; Bsifxits tmi BraziUan coast yestsrday. All I adjacent— -----* cabins. The youngsters Norwalk, July 8 (JR y— FoMce Included is in sizes 12 1-2, 14 1-2, catcher when completed..' TEXTILE PRINT room help. Sec rooms. Need redecorating. Priced Agency, Andover. Phone Coven If they decide on a recommen Wortd War n was 6 in 1M6. Downes, Somers. 18 1-3, 1-2, 20 1-2. 22 1-2. 24 1-2. PLUMBING AND beating-^repairs in good condition, reasonable I95I-1»«2 term, ; try. PI 24500. dation this week,' they might re passengers and crewmen .were range in age from five to 15 yeara. charged that Theodore Bimtherton Pattern No.. 8810 contains hot- and contract Work. Call MI 3-1801. ond shift. Employe benefits in price. Shepard IrrlgaUon Ekjuip- I e t " 1. ConstaUlea to eell, Will appraise well for mort- Two of the worst highway ac DISCHARGED YESTERDAY; 'taken off safely. Firefighters from South Royal- expressed his critii^lsm hula 26 1-2. Size 14 1-2, 33 bust, 4 7-8 Irbn transfer for 10 moUfs — 4 Wa Do All Typat Of a port to the Board of Directora at clude hospitalization, life insur ment Co. RobkvUle, TR 6-3845. ^ Grand Jurora (three), ANDOVER—-Attractive Pape Cod cidents during the tong holiday Grrig McKnight,JNew Haven; Ray The 7.374-ton ahip is owiTed by ston, Royriston Center and Athol dancer’s ' performance in such a viirds of 35-tnch. large baskets, 2 Innsller baskets, ance, paid holidays and vacations. ^ e Commissioner^(two i 957. the Board’s next scheduled meet period occurred yesterday, killing mond, Weston, Trivottvllle; Daniel For this pattern, aend 36c In Shown By Appointment on main road. Six rood rooms, the Johnson Line of Stockholm. teamed 'to keip flames, from way that it Wu necessary to. book snd 4 roiefc; - color chart; stitch Millinery Dr^m aking 19 Write Box K, Herald. TER INCH band saw, four inch "^CONVERSE CoR^nictioR Woilc IWO, two 1988-19617 and imex. bath, cellar, stesm heat, garage, ing July 16! - 16 persona. Nine persona lost their Brennan, WUUmantlc; Mrs. Vera Ehi route from Stockholm to. Rio spreading to the neuby inaih camp him on counts of- aggravated coins, your name; addreas, size de illustrations. . ' joiner, 50 gallon electric hot water Plred term 1957-1968),. Town . . . ■ * Members of the qonunlttee, be- Uvea in a 2-4 sr crash near Ox •GARAGES deep welli-amall brook. This is a' Hooker, 2fi8 Oak St.:’-,Mrs. Enna and Buenol Airee, ehe sank off building and staff recreation hali. assault and intoxication. ; sired, and the'Pattern Number to Send 26c In coins, your name, ALTERATIONS on wonjen’a and PART 'tlME work, aervlceman, heater, 30 gallon gaa Hot water Planning. Commiaaion, 1957-1982 Mdes Warren, are Atty. John ford, Misa., and’ another head-on Petig, Fern, SL, ..Rpck-vlUe; Leo Salvador (Bahia). SUE BVRNETT, THE MAN- children's dresses, coats, suits, sanitation.'., company, establlaiied JR. BRAE-BURN REALiY well taiilt home about fifteen years FitsOerald, secretary;- L o u i s' Both structures were scorched. The Brothertoo, 63, w u accused of addraas and the -pattern number to heater,-^3 foot boat. XQ 9-3053. • PORCKES term and 1958-1963 term.- old. $11,900. Talbot Agency. ByJyap. crash near. Saugus, Calif., killed Theriault, Wlllimantic; -Mrs. 'Bea Officials of the Moore-McCor- camp Is run by a Oieater Boston throwing a chair 0 XIra.'Anna CSOE8 TER EVENING HERALD, ANNE CABOT, MANCHESTER skirts, etc. Gall Ml 9-8688, 9-6. . , route,' days, steady work, car nie noUca o( Heard, Adam Rhodes, C. Foster seven persons,. - trice White, 75 Pine SL; Writer 1150 AVE, AKEBICAS. NEW necessary. ‘Apply Mr, Hanson! ONE COLLAPSIBLE stroller. One • .BREEZEWAYS ' MI 3-6278 pointmanL Phone PP3-I800. mack Line said aU parsons aboard charitable agency." Barbara, S3, u she datewB Satur EVENING HERALD, l|60 AVE weir intention to acek nomination • Harry, Richard 8. Boland and Rep. ChUlfornia led the states in traf Perrett m . 12 Westfield Rd.; Mrs. the ehip, 45 crewmen 'and 10 ' The youngsters, many of whom day night at a party given in a YORK 38, N. r . AMERICAS, NEW YORK 38, JJ.V.' Conjx. State‘Employment Service, Kiddle Walker. ISxcellent condi PAINTINfi AND Thomas Rogers. Moving—* ^ ^ n g • -ALTERATIONS to these offices evlth the clerk of 4 01,9O(i-CX}X(FORTABLE six room BOLTON LAKlk- Five room cot- fic fatalities .with 50, with New. Katherine Fay, 484 Wetherell SL; passengers, were -token aboard the 'are' hospltriissd most of the yeu , restaurant by tbs BrteMaycfa and Basic Fashion, Spring and Sum It'a ready. The 1967 Needlework ’’ 480 Capitol Ave., Hartford, Wad., tion. Call MI 9-1795. Conwittee, Mrs. Robert home, cabinet kitchen, alum toge near lake and beach. Easy Yoi1$'s 81 second high. Only three Storage' July loth, 9-13 noon. Ask for Proj ! • CONCRETE WORK Mra. Leona PanauUo and daughter, Mormack Xtoll, which is heading told camp director Xkiward M. Mc Plutercrs. Union. mer '67 will delight you with its Album fifty - six colorful pages 20. PAPEA HAN8IN8 Donald • inum atorma, dpuble garage, flnancing. A good buy at *6300. In the northwest region of Ar states — Dalawaro, Nevada,, and 81 Stone SL; XIra.. Joeephine Tay wealth of smart, easy to slew ect 864. THAYER BABY carriaga with mat for Rib de -.Janeiro. Shipping Carthy they would save their Mrs. Barbara ^waa teaatefi 0 showing many pretty designs: c h a m b e r s TELEPHONE 16 -?*’ t) to r July; smeaito drive, treea. Carlton w. Edward J. XOOF Mata gentina, men's bats ai* made of Rhode. lalanfi — reported no high lor. WUUmahtic; Mra. NeUle Pater- styles; m etal features; gift pat- AUSTIN 'A . t06M< tress In good condition.. 1949 Mar- 0 0 agente said nqost of tbs La Plata's spending money u a fund to re Norwalk Hospital tor a rii^ n ia ok plus (Urectiona for making 3 and lotig instance moving, pack s h o v e l OPERATOR and general euiy, black, two dot^, radio, and M. a., JUTRAS a SON '“ ■ ■■ -MX-MiaS.. : wool and flour. way ■ •qd, «1 l^ruo* 8 t ; Xlfa. Barbara cargo w u newsprint. . build the rscreatlohil bulUUng. . injury. tani printed inaide the how. Send crochet items and a quilt.' Only ing. Stow e. Call Ml. 3 -^ f. Hart- ard man. Nusadorf Band aMf hsatsr, good shape, Ursa, asw MJ 9-3264 Otairman' (or It Just 36 cents. 26c. a copy! , ffl^ CH. T-1433. Ml 9-0279 X Jton#, 687 'North Xtain St’ seat covers, 1176. MI 1-0898. July . .' '..>■4^ J
\'- • ■ - ’ \ Y A tn FOtJRTBEN ✓ MONDAY, JULY 8, 198t Aversire Dally Net Press Run * % :■ iHiinrbfBtpr ^netting Hrralb For the Week Ended The Weather dime 8, 1857 Feraanat of V. S. Waatkar noMUM Steve and Gregory Brand, abna of Hr. and Mrs. James W. Brand V ■■------' X';.'" f About Town NeecU Outouni^r- 12,540 Fair: eobler, leaa hoaUd • • . , »■ IK..... 186 Green Rd., are spending two .■sTi- weeks aith Mrs. Brand's brother- O’Brien-White WedHing Member ef the AndU Low 86^86. WedaMiiar- A groop of children, agaa 3 to 8. Blood Collections CUSTOM Buread e f arculaUea from the prtmary depurtment of in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. ninny, Jeon tiomid. Hlgti George F. Carlson-of South Wind .The wedding of Mias. Baverly ... V Um Church of the Hasarene Sunday Manchaster Memorial Henpital V-.. Mancheater-r—A City o f Village Chafni School will appear on Channel 8 ham, nekr.-Portland. Maine. Jaan White, daugl\ter of Hr. ahd racords ahow that 54 people re- i PAINTING from 8:30 to 8 o'clock tomorrow Mra. Wilfred Earl White, 50 North VOL. LXXVI, NO. 237 morning. They wHIl aing hymna Manchester WATES will meet as ctived 119 pinU of Wood la s t: (FOURTEEN PAGESi) St., .and George Richard O'Brien, MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY, ^ULY 9, 1957 (Claeelfled Advcrkslag ea Page it ) PRICE FIVE jO M | , they have been learning In Sunday usual tomorrow evening at the Bionth. Only 88 pints of blood | A m School. Children going to Itallan-American Club. Weighing son of Mr. and Mra. George Frank were, collected at the JOne visit I Haven thould meet in front^of the In alii be at 7:30. The program O'Brien, 15 Hudson St., took, place of the BloodmoMe. 1 church at 8:15 a.m. a-ill Include the shoaing of a at 10 o'clock Saturday morning in Red Croaa offlciald point, oui Body and Fender travel film. St. Bridget's Church, 'fhe Rev. how dangerous this dtuation'^can Selection Army Pvt. Robert Jachaon. 18, Theodore P. Cubala celebrated the be — . more blood needed than la Repairs aon of Mr. and Mra John Jackaon. Mrs. Eva M. - Templeton, 14 low Mass. Paul Chetelat played collected. R t 1, ia leceU’ing on-the-job train •Beech St., has returned after a and sang,. The church'was decorat The next visit of the Bloodmo- ing in tranapbrtation at Ft. Euatia. month's visit a-lth her brother and ed'with gladioli and Ivy with aatln blle Is July 17 at South Methodist Va.^ under the Reaerve Fiorcea Act' sleter-ln-laa-, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin ribbon- pew markers. Church from 1:48 to 8 :3(1 p. m-' '8 program. A. 1956 graduate of the F. Titus of Winter Park, Fla., who The bride-ivas given in marriage Blood Program offtclala urge' HoWell Cheney Technical School, left Manchester about a year and by her father.'The maid of honor Mancheater reMdenta to become, he completed baaic training at Ft. a half ago and have their own home , was Miss Marylene Coucte, Port- blood donors. Appointments are' . Dix, N, J. btere. Mrs. Templetgn reports a | land. Maine. ahd_the bridesim ^ a now being made efdr Bloodmoblle; moat enjoj'able time. were Mias Joan Flood, Dorchester, Resumes Day. Manchestera monthly qiiiota Hone Co.. No. 1. MFD, will hold Mast., cousin of the bridegroom. la 150 pints. ita monthly meeting a.t '.the flre- , Daughters of Uberty ' No. 17, Miss Roberta Webb of 131 Glen- By RSLMAX MORIN houae fbnight at 7 o'clock. All LOLl, «ill cancel their meeting wood St., and Mra. Sherwood Fer Knoxville, Tenn., July 9 (JF) membera are requested to be scheduled for Thursday . evening, guson. 103 Cambridge St. —Defense attorneys asked and hold no further meetings until Robert Salmonaen, West Hart Vennarts Fetfd, ■ i preaent as officers for the -coming searching questions today year will be ejected. ;; > September. ford. was best man. and ushers' were Benjamin Slenda, 419 N. Main W ed 40 Years YEAR ROUND UIR CONDITIONING .about the '"sodiological and P v t Paul E. Paige, son of Mr. jst.: Douglas Clement, Neuington lUilIM R political science teachings” at and Mra..Phllip Mahone.v, 81 Main C o u p l e R e t u r n s i "la g c Ferguson. 103 Cam- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Vennart, DISCUSS costs FRANKLY the University of Tennessee in Eisenhower St, haa been assigned to B Co.,*lst 142 8. Main St., celebrated their examining a woman candidate Sees Long, Training RegimenVat F t DIx, N. V n n s The bride's gown of embfoldered , IF You WISH ^ 40th weddlng’annlveraafy.,over the • ' ® J„ for eight wgeka of infantry Fr O n i - V ^ a S l 1 r i p ,lacc over satin was fashioned with weekend. ' for jury in contempt trial of * a fitted bodice with a Sabrina Do not heoltate to HIm-um roeta when ar- " basic training in conjunction with "They flew to New yqrk for the 15 Tennesseeans and John To Vacation neckline and short sleeves, trinuned ranging a fuaeraL lye will proilde aeniee v the 1955 Reserve Ftjrcea A c t He Mr. and Mrs. Ivar B. Scott. IM w«%kend, And upon.- their return and explain chargea, iipon reqaeat, a Kasper, northern segrega'tion- Hot Debate attended Manchester High School Maple St., returned yesterday after with iridescent sequins and bouf laatoilglit were gueafa of honor at ist. and Boston U nlv^ity. a two weeks ^vacation on the West fant embroidered skirt with per a surprise party at their home, Air Conditioned Pnsdral Home. ^ manent pleats terminating in a The IS are charged with criminal Coast. The-first week was spent In with about 35 reMtivea and friends contempt erf U. S. Diatrict Court At Newport San Francisco as Scott was a del6- chapel train. She wore a tiara .of Furtgral William P. Guleh B y Sen ate 'praaeiit. Raymond -T. 4)nia|i at a result of v^lqnce at Cflinton, gate from the local Lions Club to sequins with a fin g ^ ip veil, and T^hey were married July 6. i917 carried a prayerbook topped with Paul R. LaBreo Tenn., last fall L'hen Negra stu Washington, July 9 (/P)— the 40th itatlonal Lions Club con- in the parsonage of the Center dent! were enrmled In the prevl- Wsahington, July 9 (/ fV - a white orchid with ivy and .fern President Eisenhower plans to 'vention, with headquarters at the Congragatlonal Church. They have Home \ enaty all-white high achqol. Sen. Knowland (R-Calif). aald Fairmont Hotel. • From there they and white streamers, with stepha- M l 3 -5 9 4 0 vacation this summer— if and two children. Mra. Russell Skewea X "Are 'you familiar with the today President Eisenhower flew to San Diego for a few days inotia tied on. of Glaatonbury and Ruaeell Ven when he can get away— at the visit with Scott's relatives. The The ihald of honor wore a wiiite soclpIogicBl and political science has not closed the door nart of Manchester, and four teachings at Use Dnlyersity of U.S. Naval Base in Nacra- latter part of .the week they spent ballerlna-leiigth gown with moth' grandchildren. against “clarifying*’ amend : With Mrs. Scott's cousins in River- Tenneaaee?'' a . defenaeXattorney gansett Bay near Newport, ...... cummerbund ■ ■ with-, th. hbow tn back I l i u m ST. asked Mrs. Walter Buchaha^ ments to the Hmse-poSiBed -Mde, Calif. The trip was made both and moth bodice. She also wore R. I. "IT housewife, a candidate for the jury. Civil Rights bill. . 9 ways by plane. a moth tiara, and she carried a Announcing this today, White Ford Crosby, another member of Her hi»bai)d la an instructor in House press secretary 4ames C. Knowland, Uu. .Senate Repuh- dolonlal bouquet of mixed carna engineering d’rgftlng at the (inl- llcan leader, told reportara .XHacn* the local Lions.Club, was also in tions with moth streamers. The Hagerty made It clear that attehdance at the convention in veralty. X . . i whether the President and Mrs. bower la'> taking a handa-«rft at- ; bridesmaids were attired in sim OLLIE'S Mra. Buchanan said aha-had not titude towAurd poaaible S a ^ M San Francisco. ilar white baUcHna-length gowns I Bkaehhower get' there . depends NOW'S THE TIME TO diicLiaaed th4se studiea with' him. action to. soften terma- 4«^ the with aqua cummerbund and bodice. mainly on when Oingress ad AUTO BODY but she said She lived ;in the same journs. meanure. Their tiaras were aqua and they 8 GRISWOLD ST. '■k building with the wife of a pollti- TTie principal uncertainty in "It hda. never bMit'!^tha Preat- carried colonial, bouquets of mixed 'cal science instructor and ooca- carnations with .aqua atreamera. STOCK UP DURINR that situation ia how long Senate dent's aUituda^toai" wdiaa. a ' THE alOnally had talked with her about debate on civil rlghta. which Dieaaiure la haOme OtaqipraM there ■ The mother of the bride chose a WiLLBE the subject I green cryatalette gown with white started yesterday, will continue. should not' be any : clarlM ag ‘ iieno a eiuuxo Defense attorneys rejected Mrs. Shortly before today's an- amendments to it," KnowUM WILLIAM E. BELHORE accessories and a coraage of pink MRS. GEORGE RICHARD O’DRIEN CLOSED BuchanALn -aa-a Juror. " ■ j a a ^ ,' carnations. _Ths. .mother -of th*^ They had previously eatabllahed bridegroom choce a p4nk and blue aite. Senate Republican leader KnowlAmd ' made this comment AGENCY • print Btreetlength dreai with pink laauraace CO. The bridegroom at ^ItmE^V^o that she waa .a college claaamata, Knowland of California told Elsen when he w m asked about a state '------accessories and coraage of pink tended Manchester High SIuyed The selected vacation apbt la on his I .position in supporting ' tba AN Hi« fop IIhm where a reception for 250 guests as a groundman at the Hartford. Coaster's Harbor Island in Karra- House-passed measure. REAL ESTATE-INSURANCE "W o d tliv tr" was' held from 12 to 7 p.m. Electric Light Co. Russia Wants gansett Bay, just northwest of Phetrlously, BUenhowar had ax- The bride's traveling cotluma "nte bride's and • brideg -oosn's Newport. prcaaed siu-prise that Sen. RusseU TELEPHONE Ml 9-0740 wheq leaving on a weddihg trip gift to each other were peraonal. If they go on the trip, the Prei- (D-Ga) and other Southern o)>- Arthur Dm; StorMj to Florida ivasi a yellow cotton The maid of honor was presented 2-y^ar Ban on Ident and the FTrat Lady plan to ponenta had called the bill's forma princeaa style dreaa with white with a black onyx bracelet -and This is your opportunity to stock up on occupy the home of the Naval base "vicioua," Russell asked fbr a acceaaories. The couple will be' at the bridesmaldi wrlth sterling commandant,' Rear- Adm. Ha&ry Oommelin. conference vith the PreMdent, hr me at 52 North St! after July. silver earrihga. The beat man was 5ho^* ee^8i*,inottrfM.pod| ond covfn» H-Bomb Tests which^ {fo u rty said w0«ild be ar- - ' th'li&ainaU' IsQuut,.jure' ,....Sen. Iri'tflgilvea (RrN.Y> in hit. "Ciyll Rights Bivouac" la prepared to atev all summer. If neceaaary, MBS. RDBV A . 21- ,, , , . preaeiUed * with sterHng ‘ ' ifflver b«dfd|pws, towolm;:,„iaeo ckMfrt rpk> -'(jfwi'Sr.' ; '■ .-.A& to, light the adi:>inl»treUonia-clvU *ighta!il«glrt*tlfln. .siHe -ha» IhataJlqd a eel office 'lit sit wv. Vi: The bride graduated from Man- cufflinks and tie clasp, and the the NavaTWar CoHet^Uha a t r ^ - ” eSarnoter and a ^ a o r. Ad- monfdifor* itoms. X' ' London. July .9 iJP> — Bruising log base. The island — about one , preparaUon for round-the-clock debate. (A P iMrephoto), • Knowli i)'who mffi^-*yeafop- ■'SO vtoa OR 88 proMemt. RenA- iphester High ScMSJSl'il.^nd ia era- ushai».ytftai gold eufflinfcg.g**' tie Uide the U.S. proposal for a 10- day to get the btu before the Sen ’^pfoyed at 'the Liberty Mutual, clasps. mile long and considerably narrow- Inga dally, 8-9. Nb appoint LOW, LOW PRICES month ban on H-boTobAesta. Rus •c-'-ia reached from Newport by ate deeplte the prospect of lengthy ment necessary. 458 - Park NpW IN EFFECT! A sia InsistE^ yesterday they be-sus causeways. talk by the Southerners, indlfcat^ St„ Hartford, ^ p ln d 4-4288. pended for at least Lwro years and Tkafs ivitat the Sign Says The prealdential party would New ElementjTrusty Skips G. J. Conkling •he personally i » wUlIhg to consider that an Baat-Weat formula ,be travel from WaahingtoiT by plane, some changw in the House tang* Groon Stomps Givon WMi Cosh Solos worked out completely.renouncing Mra. Richard White, ISO Avery 8t„ advertises the free bus uage. Ruaaelt and other* hav# uTd tranaportatkfti to be offered on Inbound routes between 9:30 and however, and land at'the Naval Air nuclear weapons. Station at nearby Quonaet. R. I., Discovered b'y|Stote PrisoniNained State’s this language reaffirms the author^ WESTVIEW MANOR 10:30 ajn. during "Mancheater Days," July. 11 to 13. '(Herald Ity of the President uaa fopop# Ruaaia'a Valtrlan Zorin rejected; than go by boat to Coaster’s Har to GENERAL F R E § (EJRIF 1TI Photo by Pinto). to enforce civil right*.. ' -i Neu England*$ Most ■ Modern BuUt-for' key points of the latest U.-S. pro- ; bor Island. Scient^t Team! •/THE AS.SOCIATED PR E M poimls tn a 90-mlnute speech be-. Hagerty said there are three ex- Finance Head! "The hill may need apma addi* ,, tl^Purpose^onvaleacent Hpapital fore the S-na^ion U. N. Disarms-, A State Prison trusty who ^ d , Uonal clarlflcatlon,!’ Knowtaad TV SERVICE ceUent golf couraea close by Elaen- spparantly laid W i plans carefully, ment sRbcommlttee. By ROSiEBT GOUIENKTEIN IW . OanlelBOB PBeacott 4-8574 or Evenings Mitchell 9-:M«S A K A Can M A N C H i t m t C o n n * Pfo*P«ttve headquarter!. stepped aboard a Connecticut Co. jjryT i - Go™™r|SS'J SS Nigbjt $2.9Si w2e93 PInsParta Taken b y k by Uje- atiffenihg In ■ The noanot igjat the swank New ^fcago, July 9 i/P)—Discovery of bus on State St.. Wetherafleld this Nunen >4 Haora. diarlca E. Huribort. Administrator Looms port Country Onb. which can be JKement 102—the 10th and newu RIbicoff today named George' J, beyond what was intended, then it TEL. Ml 8-5482 . CORNER MAIN and OAK STREETS the Soviet attitiide, western. dMe- morning, paid hla fare and headed ' X gates canceled today’s aeaalon ao reached in 15 minutes by a com- eat synthetic element ot X t» Conkling, a career man In atal# }Y***.?* up to the Hetialie fo ebaaga . Since it coj/j for Hartford and freedom. Some It. But the Senate eannoidae* Window Shodes they could study Zorin's remarks. WMHon of boat and au t«^blle. atqmic age:—was announced to where between Wetherafleld and government, to the key post of state day by a joint International re finence cominieiloner. •Ider auch changes until it gtU British Foriflgn Secretary Sel- Two other girff couraea, Hagerty the center of Hartford he vanished. the biti actually before it." no more to have Made to Order wyn Lloyd termed the speecii dls- eded, are only abou> So minutes search ' team from the Uhlted He succeeds the late Joseph M. Reds State and dty police were mak Knowljmd sMd he hopes a 'Vote appoinUng while Jules Moch of away by oar. , States, Great Britain pnd Sweden. Loughlln, 8torra,.who died suddenly Driag.year old roUera la aad ing an Intensive search of the area can be reached thin week « t hi# a prescription France said It "seemed propa- In response th repealed quee- TTie new element has the pro for Anthony J. Vellcka, 48, sen lest Friday. Conkllilg was apccial save 8Se per shade. , f andlatX^ tlona. Hagerty said he' could not posed name o f nobelium. after the aaalstant to the late cnmmlsSioner. move to call up the bill by "length* Moscow.-July 9 (>W—The Soviet. orlaed the Central Committee, in tenced to the prlaoH from Hart ening" the aeaaione. But he said h« Onif U.S. official aald the speech ,.\ press hinted strongly today__ _ that poeelbly eatlmat# when the Biaen- Nqbel. In s u r e for Phyates far ford county April 19,1955 to serve A . veteran of close" to 30 years tn compounded by, v _ cases of violation, of discipline or Stockholm. It waa made by state service, Cohkllng te conald-. and other aupporfort will not de* would disappoint anjrone looking I Ihe way is being, ejeared to expel revival 6f facUonallam. to use all four to 25 years for attempted for conceatloDi from the Kiemlln. j ' V . M. Molotov, Georgl Malenkov ^(OeaMaaed ea Page Thirteen) bombarding: curium. aynthetic robberj' with violence! Velicka's ered generally the man moat’ fami measures of party retribution up Element 96, with positively liar with overall state government (Ooatinned ea Pag# Ntafo) A Specialist,'-why not But he contended -that at least and' Larar Kaganovich from the to and including expulsion from earliest release from priaqh would Zorin took no backward step! Soviet Communist party. charged carbon Iona accelerated have b e^ Aug. 21. 1958. al operatlona. th* party. . • ^ in the Nobel Institute's cyclotron. The new commissioner, who Uvea brin^ your next prescription - Moscow radio had warned ear The government. newspaper 1*- "With member! of t)ie^ tJenlral! ■Velicka was assigned to a prison lier tfaiaweek that; anyone who ex 't’estl* Hated . various degrees of The discovery resulted from the in Nortb -Haven, served as right Committee -thia Inciuya' demotion' Supreme Court Joint effort! of acientista from the work detail outside the walls, cut hand men to the Jwo most recent pected coneeaaiona as a resist of punlahment'which can be invoked! '■*' ting grass. When he went out with to this pharmacy.^ ' kgamat.party-membera-who plotr*^'^*^***** ^ id, in ex-1 Mgonne National Laboratory near finance commissioners..In 1951. he th4 shakeup imhS'Soviet hierarchy treme esaea. to from the ! Chickgo. the Atomic Energy Re the work craw he waa wearing the was appointed deputy by then-cbm- BuUeliiis would be disappointed. against the party’s ‘'ihonollthtc Weighs Rights Pay Your Electric party. _ search Establishment at Harwell. regular prison garb, a blue denim mlaaioner Frank M. Lyncb. New On the poaitive aide, 21orln again unity." .. '" 'shirt and. blue dungarees. The from the A P W in s Bill Here TUES. and WED. ONLY Isveatia quoted Lenin and deci "The paptj cannot M^rate thoie iH T * 1 England, and the Nobel Inatitute. Haven Republican, and served un said hla government was convinced who dq-.hot carry out the will df I j J . I r l l ’ f l r C l It marked the first time any of gtbup waa In charge of a prison til 1956. j • h a l l m a r k CARDS a partial dUarmahient treaty sions of the loth 'Party Congress •gtlar^ ff • of 1921 to show that "plottera the^rtiajority, who do not place the arUSclany created elements, When the late Commiaaibner i could.be worked out. Apparentlv Warden Mark S. Richmond said CZECHS HAIL TOP REDO , against party unity" are liable to ^he Interest of the party above all heavier than uranium, has been LnUghlln took, office March 1- In i Prague, Czecheslavalila. i O r TEDDEI LEAF TEA BAGS he meant It could If the West ac punishment up to and including' everything else, who try to bring Washington, July 9 OP) _ The discovered by an International re- Vellcka "seemingly had planned 1955 he retained Conkling. naming I cepted the Soviet propdsals. - hia escape Well enough to have 9 (ff^ N Ik lta Kbrashchev tmS PRESCRIPTIONS CALLED expulsion Yrom the Joweat rant of dissension into the ranka and who Supreme Court weighed the con aearph team. Uranium is Element him special Auiaiatant. Conkling lij Soviet Premier Rfalgaaia arriveR worn some kind of civilfan cloth an independent voter. I ALSO , .10c off.roguior price. The Soviet delegate rejected the the Communist party. plot against its unity."' |atltutlonal rights of 01 William S la Caeckoalovakla today to re* U.S. proptAMi that acientista be aa-1 ing under hia prison clothes." , i Governor lUblcbff. in POR and DEUYERED Malenkov, former Foreign Mln- f l i5: Pl«K*fe* ot loyalty hi Mgned to map o'ut how a auapen- later Molotov and former first (Continued on Page Nine)' The blue denim shirt ‘ he waa ' recognition to a. career manisn Inin aweentaR VENETIAN ILINDS Makes doHcleus iced tern. wearing waa found at the foot ef •imi of nuclear teats might be en Deputy Premier Kaganovich were state service, had high praise forj Hramlla sbrfkeup. . As ULOM' Foreign ^Min*.te?'‘Dm ' l t r i i g o v - a tree on the front lawn near the forced. qusted from the party'r ruling . ShepiloVj demoted alonr with them. I deci»ion to !et him be the new apimintee. ; cheered, CzeohoMovak Cetamwh* 4R Count..... "To bring experts together now bue stop. Velicka’s absence w u " I have (Watched l)la work as July—the “Outdoor Living Month" body In Inst week’s pairge. MaJen- ioji ’Vomradei/* Thii indicated that I * JaptneM tribunal, noted within- ininutea, and ah 1st party chief Antonia. Nevotay la a waste of time,”- he said. kov, luccoffsor to SUlin ai prem- however low they .had fallen tkevl *^ourt. which Uatened to special assistant to Joseph Lough- aad leaser officials embraced aad E. A JOHNSON He again demanded that , nu- alarm was sounded. Two prison lln with great reapect." the Gov-^ fer. hta been sln^ied out for the ] still were in the Dartv t*anks* j Doarly four hours of legal, debate officers took off .after the bus in kissed Ihe beaming Soviet lead* ^ • a a. f clear'testa be suspended gt once' moat severe criticism NewsTidbits ernor said.' "It la my feeling that ^ era on thetr-’^anrlval by trala at NORTHENDFHARMACY Expulsion is art ixtreme punish- 'n yo« b«y point Iim «. yoa'fo two jumps ^uOil o f Hw fuilo wlio Mklta oo 'Good Wlir Trip legal ' citatfona to. buttress their ; The campaign o( press denuncia ^•'•bed to Soble, Berta day approved the' confobvenM "pldis If up^ywhurn.*' W ujlo MORE fiion s«H pofaif ovur o ceunfnr. 1 L^B. Tin Court Rlocks Release contentions. , . • Skelton, suffering from leukemia, niUural gaa«blll by * tight I8-M tion expanded as party boss Nikita In wthding'up arguments seek Khrushchev, victor,in the current off to see the rttas of Pompeii, vdfo. The bill by C>Mnm|lfoe W * orfvi$n you fo point. . Iww to point. : , whM color ing to block Girard's trisi by sight the famed eomic'a soiFmoat Chairman Harris (D.-Ark> la Ra* upheaval, and Premier Nikolaf Bul Japan. Earl J. Carroll, one of hia poiot to 080. *man in Institute ganin, traveled-to Prague on a wants to see in Europe. Pair Indieted as Spies signed to free natural, gas are, "good will" visit. lawyera. aald that if 4uch a trial Sen. Mansfield (D-Mont) claims ducera from -utility fope regiRa* ' ' ■ 4 ' overwhelmihg C-ongresslonal sup tion by. the federal governnaeat* ALCOA ALUMINUM FOIL It now Is slated to go to the Houm .Hartford, July 9 ' — TTie^ "becomes mobt," the Supreme ••o'sKi*,, Kruabchev made a brief i __forever" port for creation'of a permanent Wo*E rocommofid tiio rl^lit bruslioii ^ oxpioin how to koop insocts Connecticut Supeeme Court re- Court -said. j apeech. But he poinMIy refrained I United Nations police force "ks a um in France Rules Com'mittee. .where further Evenins Hours vita! step In mMntsining world opposition is expected. ' . Froo booklot inside gives / {used.tbday to order the release of It added that the order for the mentioning, th^ KremiinI Solicitor Oenaral J. LeC Rankin owoy from froili point — how to koop point,from bfistoring.. .ahakeup. contended the executive branch of peace,” ... Attorneys'for' Nathan wonderful idoos and Mfe.' Barbara R.. Wood, wrlfe of emergency commitment "i* neith 'Leopold, Imprisoned since' 1924 for IRuVN AllliS RED TUOfT er. vacated nor .miapended". by her the government acted within per- aL V|. - r -T - ...... -s e a j July 9 Ruaaian-? ^ueiU. We r^n i^y nothing which W o l kolp^you plan o "Coior-Stylod’' oxtorior with Chi-Nomol Sur At the "FIRSr mlaqlbte ...... w i l l 8ia>in^ of teenage Chicago born George? ZlatovRki, Indicted in would embatTMs ‘host»/\ Tehran, Irwa, July •'(A'v—Tha ipeipos for summer living. a* retired Nantucket. Maas., phyai- nw>e/>I from th* probate court or-' ; Qur elan, from the Inititnte of Living, yield to TOy, prepare to airaln /or j New' Ydtk on b. cUkrge of spying He • and hi< 45-veftr*old w'lfe bead of Iraa's Security Depart* poivHeiitofoint. der; ^ his parole. . 2 25-R. Roils c...... I.. a private mental hoopltal here. ^ X l t r i f . for the Soviet'Union, declared to- indicated by, a, federal grand jury namt sold today Iraalaa'aoOMr* Mrs. Wood's attorney, Morton kCcu..tlbp. appeared t o - b eSr;;- ! S '* ,.v ? , J.p.nea* woman.. U.S. Navy uy's' 10 Jlarines at I day* France ha* gi'snted political Itles had hlppMl a CooMnunlst - . The coimt’e 4-1 opinion rejected B. Ck>le of Hartford, charged that broadening. in New York yeaterday. are ftvlhg Mrs. Wood's appeal from -a deci Ralikin said that among i^ber American Naval Base In Japan; asylum,to him and hts w’ife Jane, in a third-floor sfiartment over a pint to blow up the huge .Abadaa She was handcuffed and drugged Red. Star, organ of Marahal are wider arrest and may be court-1 a government spokesman denied oil refineries. Geo. Tetiaeur Drivo down . , . ompio porking. W o'rt opon w o o k d ^ tifl S:00; sion of- Supreme Cburt Judge on thmday she was brmight to the Ueorgl Zhukov's Ministry of De- factors considered waa, evidence Bhop selling abstract paintings. LEAN. FULLY CUREI^ that Girard enticed the womai. to martialed on charges of mis- 'it Bakbtiar, who Is also deputy Sedurdoys tiN noon. Richard H. ^ in ip e denying her a Institute. ' , Ifenae, used harsh wprda. Zhukov Neighbor* said they have lived SAVE... BANK. . . SHOP writ of.habeas corpus. come forward,' ahd" pick up scrap treating priaonera In the. brig. . . The apokeaman. a Foreign Min- very quietly, almost never inter- premier, told a news ooufereaea In summarising the finding ' in ' *'“• l^comoled from alternate to full metal on a firing range which U.S. Nerj; York Time, ra.vs a^v speed.v i*try official, said the .question of Mra. Wobd contended ahe waa the case, whieh'lt said ."cannot be ! '•"’ 'Yhe ruling. party tained and did not frequent cafes Iran had arrested w number o f and Japanese troops ihqr*. Rank- medium jet bomber with sharply poHtjoal asj'lum would, come up Communist* "who Were aRnest f t -forced to become a patient at the corrected so a * 't o benefit' the i *">^*’***'*I'**1P- Bweptback wings has been spotted Ir the street. Inatitute againat-her will. onl.v if and-when the United States ready'-’ to put Into opeeathm. Chi-Namel Super Houae Faint (partial color . listing) CORNEDBEEF plaintiff (Mra. Wood!, "the Su-. Red Star accusea Uie ousted . (Continued on Fage Two) over Moscow recently. The U.S: government linked the This wraa true, the Supreme forrablly asks extradition of the couple to 'a'n international apy tho plan to sabotage 'the re* THURSDAY and FRIDAY preme Court said ■ handcuffs were Ukderq <>( ‘the li'raveaj' crime Rep. Bow (R-OllW) sa.vs Gov coiiple. .fiaertes. Flame Red , . Modernistic Blue- Court said, butSt added there was used on Mrs. Wood at the inslst- against the motherlsn'lerlsneK Iand It* ernment: has strayed from baaic ring headed by Jack' Soble. full corapllanoe with the Oonnecti- . life United States ha!s hot yet: enc* of the pilot of the plane whoi future generations." fr K" aaid sal they American principle "that a man ia presented such a requett; though Sobit is currently awaiting aen- HUNGER Pv- Slate Po today, granted laat-mlniite sta.v is complicated because extradition SInger, Cornell Uaiverstty' zeel- i than 80 days, if s llcenrad pby- consciousness waa clouded when] Intriguer* who'c*red nothing for of execution. ■ * collecting information and turning egy professor, who refused 'ta afoian or iNrgeon'certifies' that the lice eaM Flaminio Gaiforllo, 49. of action ■ also would involve the. the flight sUrted. but this condi- - the InteresU bf the {Arty and Twq sailora from.ylBlUng Polfsh French Justice and interior Minis over data on American inatalla- name one-ltnie CoriimiiBtet ao*. NATIONAL BANK person to be' committed "la In 1610 Ta.N-lor Ave., the Bronx, Y., tions abroad. . "Your Guarantee— tion had disappeared before the' people." ■ ' ‘ ' ehot and critically wounded a naval squadron jump *hlp and ask tries. * . . , sociatee.. The Apprliat'e Cearh need of isbrnedietc care' In a plane landed, the court, said. j How Nikita Won for political asylum-in Sweden . . . The indictment alleged that la throwing out Singer’s esa* MANCHESTER DRIED DEEF < h. 39 hoepitat for nMntal lUnees.” Mansfield man here last night, but As the spokesman outlined pro It added that when Mra WoodJ Reporta from Moscow clrcu- did not realize at the time that he C^simir W, .Kudasik,-37, of Sey-l cedure: As aopn as a request is Soble paid the couple from money s-fa-tton and ordering his acaolt* Our 36 Years of Reputable Service" Mr*. Wood was committed to reached the Inatittite. s)ie refused., lating ip .Prage.*, say Russia's tal, said Its action was based ea SM MAIN STREET had hit anybod.v. mour, formerly seaman aboard. SS in hand, the case will be handed to furnished by Soviet adurces it the institute Jan., M. to get out of the car In vvhlch ah* Ruling Presidium actually voted to American Packer, sr'crpte iwttle- also claimed for.th* first time th!t the Hupreme Court’s deelalaO I SELF SERVE owd MIAT DEPARTMENT | On 'F ^ . 20' her husband. Dr. Gaffbglio and the shooting vlc- a -"chambre mise, ea sc.-ufiation,". rod* from th* airport "and tried th'oust Nikita Khrurhehe’v "‘mit lie ■41m. Thomas Regan, 31. were Oc m.ent of 672,000 in Federal Court the rough equivnie'ut of*- a grand the late Laifrenly P. Serin had a "June 28 in the Watkina ease. Member Of 8k>Ui Benjamin 8. Wood, institut'd pro- •trike thoe* near her." j turned the tables to dump hit fbr Injury received abpacd^iip. ijuo'. The United Stat*s>uat pr*- direct hand, in sending Sable to cee ' gent all the facli, as In any other this country in Jf40 to "execute m a r k e t TREATIES SIGNED Federal De-oeit lasurmaoe CerperaHoa Court to commit hia wife to the committed b.v a physician “having Th* Soriet . Chmmunist )>arty unveils Bew high-energy fuel It ^ request for extradition. The court Paris, July 9 (iPi—The Freac^ Tel, MI 9-5253 institute,' and that court.. sub- of'town. I aaiignmenti in the Soviet tntel- I l f no connection with the Inatitute. ' chief Was. -said to haye had ■ the' . After-Rggan had been taken to sa)-! Increases the range of jet will hav* three Weeks to decide ^genre aervice." National Asaembly today 4RS* . Open Daily 7 A.M . aequently ordered her commltul. j'Dr. James M. TVench of Hartford powerful backing of'Defense Min a Torrington hoapital in critical engines by 40 per cent.. . . Florida, i the case. ’ ' ' preyed the European Conunoa Mra. Wood har appealed to the Thqugh the law give* her a right Berfa waa a powiifftij figure in Ma.raet treaty and the "Euiib- ister. Georgl Zhi kov and first condition with two bullet wounds Legislative 'Investigating Com-!- Zlatovakl. 47. a naturalized the Russian Mcret police and was to 5 P. M., Including Ruperior Court from that or<:r-Lto demand an examination bv a Deputy Premier A. I. Miko.\a.n -In In the right eide of hia efaest. State mittee fired John Cye Chrosty, | American s'ho formerly was a tom" treaty for a 6-natloB 'aa« , also, but no hearing haa been held minister of internal affair*'and Wednesday Afternoons TM n / U ^ CORR physician of her pwn chooeing. che turning lack the move against Police Sfj. Rusaell Stark! and Of New'Y'ork attorney,, as its chief lieutenant In , U.S. Army Intel dear energy pool.' Ifhe treatiea M jrat. . \ made no such request. flret deputy prenfaer • of Russia link. Fraiice, W'ept OMtnaay, M AiNPiim ii C o n n * him. ficers James* Rodjfers and Sidhe.y vestigator last Decenrber after he ligence. declared In an Interview until hia 1968 execution.. "and Saturday UntilNoon Becauae ' of the' probate court I Judge Raymond J. Devlin* dia- Thia account, v hich originated j Toomey. began . questioning occii- turned in "aeveral ekeessive ex I ^ y , Belgium, the Nefibertip^ •rder, the question ef the legality at hia Left Bank apvtmant:j.. ' Soble, 53, a native'of Ujhuama. aad rxixembourg, alraady part* CORNER MAlk ond OAK STREETS •greedl. with the ' court'e finding, pense' accounts." Sen.. Charley E, "The French have given up at. Hm . am egaacy aemmiUnant but filed no. dlaMnUtig opinion. ners la a eeat-stee) aaal ] n ^ ... JOaoManad ea Pago MIm ), .* (OwifaMMd ea Jfage Two j, . Johns, commitlM chairman, ..Mys. IwUUcal aaylunu IWa ara their .(Cttattaaad i Fage rtra ) r rt .aaeded by the FNach. I i J: -4