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Fiid- Average Daily Net Prem Run some people to use Sesquipedalian D r. G e o rg e R o b e rts Far th« We* EiMmI • -Th'e W ditiffr-> ■' i,;.- '-'.g !i4bont Town words. July 17, 1864 Faiueuat mt V. A Wautller Bmunm. ^ . . . But anyway, one thing leads to S o c i a l rnlMsirMERiTs'^ v ::. Heard Along Main Street another and we heard an outrag At Center Church FLASH BULBS. OASES, ahewwre. ' thi M- K a PoUah Am&Km Club CDul will eous story foliowring the printing MOVIES, FARTS 10,900 lowed by Mauriug laiu taulglj9(ii hoM ita annuallal outliw at 8p«r- And on Some of ManchcMter^s Side StreeUt Too of the catsup-spaghetti outrage.. Lhw mrtik W. Turndny puruy; B Pond on French Roa<), RouU outrageous at least. If. - yoUr ives in Bolton Home Dcp George Roberta of West Member nf the Audit Heady, leua huarid.. •' HlsR mid. :Bolton, tomorrow from 1 to 9 esthetic aense runs toward the Hartford will be the guest preach Bureau nf Ctreulatlon Sp. m. All frtenda are Invited to No "Dry” Run for Meatman* <» lot \V1, block 3b' of the Santa gourmet- er at Center Church tomorrow. Manchester*—A City of Village Charm aUend. New volunteer fireman John | Claus, North Pole '^b-divislon, The seven or eight stools Ordained a Presbyterian minister Gaudino, proprietor of the Spruce i North Pole, Alaska. Thia land Is local eatery, poptilar writh in 1906, he spent 20 years teach VOL. LXXIII, NO. 251 tONfaMilad Aivartialag m ffacu 18) Richard W. Howea of 136 t)em- Street Market, went on his first also known as part of thd . Davis drivers and other brawny woi ing the New Testament in Lake MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JULY 19, 1954 • (FOURTEEN PAGES) PRICE FIVE cElirni taif S t ia one of five OonnecUcut run with. Hose Co. 3 this week,, bu t: sub-division in the fourth division men, wem filled on a recent MM- Forest, III. He was president of DtWALT Mid DELTA men who will receive the award he didn't know his first call would \ of the territory of Alaska. morhlng When a newcomer the Governing Society of the De- Rhf*r Rowsr Tools be to put out a blaze in his own es- The offer was in the form of ah of honorary State Farmer degree Tor cofM and onion. acehdents of the Founders of TRADES—TERMS hfoaday fronr- the Connecticut tablisMment official looking deed, duly: notor If' you Just slipped ybu^ spec Hartford ^ d of the Hartford Fed He was admitted to the com ized by one William M. Porter, a Bearly Acting Chapter of Future Farmers, of tacles, you .can. imagine . tm hush eration of* Churches, now the Capitol Equipmoiit Co. Reprimand Amarica. Howes ia chief consul pany only last month. Taking a notary public for the Territory of that settled over the counter Hartford Council of Churches and tant of the Bureau oC State Dept few minutef off from work about Alaska, who also has an office at has held acting pastorates in 88 Main St,—T>L >0-8-7988 noon, he strolled over to the fire everyone wratched what was goini: of Bducation. 410 Santa Claiis Lane. ^ to happen next. The /coffee Was I>knWlngfon, Bristol, the Center house, and was there when a call The price for this one-inch piece ChuKh of Hartford and the Sec Bid StaUed came in. of paradise On earth was one dol served and the kitchen produced Friends and neighbors of Mrs. .“Spruce Street Market,” yelled a good sjzed raW ^nlon, neatly ond ICongregatlonal Church, Man- liucy B. Allen, mother of Mrs. lar, or in the words of the real- chMter. one firehian as boots and hats tort,, "the sum of gi.OO lawful peeled. Griswold A. Chappell, 478 N. Main were donned, . the doors thrown Notl)ing^ was saM as^ the cus w . Roberts is also the author 8t., with whom she Uyes, will hon money of the United States, of ofitwo religious books. SERVICES open and the truck shoved into Ame|lca.” tomer sipped his/coffee and ate or Mrs. Allen on her approaching gear. Gaudino thought his buddies the onion as if lywrCre a Ju(cy red C fl^ r Church welcomes him to birthday Wednesday, July 21, at were fooling , him but was really Now, we don’t especially hold apple. It begm to look as 'H Its pulpit for both services tomor That Interpret The Withes Washington, July 19 {flP)— "open house'^- tomorrow from 3 that one dollar is an excessively row and extends a cordial invita surprised when the truck halted high price fpr an ice cube, but af nothing were going to happen to . Of The Fsmflr Sen. ' Flanders (R-Vt) an to 8 and in the evening.from 7 to at the comer of Spruce and Bis- mark this as anything but an or tion to summer visitors to attend nounced today he will defer • in the social room of the North sell Streets. ; ter careful consideration we de dinary occurr/ence when the cus services at Center CJhurch during Metho«Ust Church. The informal Somebody else got a surprise, cided that it would be a little dif tomer got'up to pay his check. their stay in town and especially until July 30 the motion he geception by the Chappell famities ficult to establish suitable living JOHN B. BURKE had plann^ for tomorrow too, besides Gaudino. Mike Suhie, "What'd/you have?" asked the to those many friends of Dr. Rob -JR Is open .to all the church people. the meat cutter, was apparently quarters on such a relatively smalt' girl at thp cash register. erts whom he would be happy to FUNERAL HOME asking the Senate to censure enjoying hi* lunch at a nearby parcel of land. see again. After having made the decision and onion," came the Sen. McCarthy (R-Wis). Anderson-Shea Auxiliary, VFW„ snack bar where his wife worka reply aV which a howl of Ikugh- TEL. Ml-S-8888. Flanders said he is holding up Man with an Approaching Deadline will hold a social in the form of He saw the engine go by. Mike, we expect to regret letting such Four Wait a “golden” opportunity-pass, but tdr broke loose in the restaurant, actual introduction of his resolu Explosives a dog roast Tuesday, July 27,^ at also a volunteer fireman for the much /to everyone's. relief. • The 87 BAST CENTER ST. tion of censure at the request of the home of Mrs. Florence Street same company, said “there goes we feel, somehow, that it was the AMBULANCE SERVICE sensible thing to do. c u st^ e r was laughing with them •SAND Sen. McClellan (D-Ark), senior er, 56 Starkweather St. Mem John to his first fire.” Moments as ê strode out the door and Democratic member of McCarth.v’s FHA Profit bers who plan to attend are asked later when he walked down the climbed fiMtck In his truck. •GRAVEL Senate investigations subcommit Reported in to contact any of the following street he ran smack into the fire^ Vacation Wardrobe. tee, and because he wants the vote on the cominittee: Mrs. Mary men putting out-the blaze caused Clothes can make or break a OurFaoes Are Red on it to be “as massive and bi Dedue, Mrs. Muriel Auden, Mrs. when A paSMrby Sipped a lijfhted woman's vacation, particularly a’ • LO AM partisan as possible.” Tax Verdict John Kleinschmidt, Mrs. Ernest cigarette into the air and it landed young woman. The right clothes, Last week, as some of our read Milk Bottle on the awning. ers may remember, we did some • FILL New G-E Cite* OOP Concern Zoppa or Mrs. Florence Plltt. at the right time give a feeling Another reason, the - Vermont Washington, July 19 (JP)— of confidence tha^ helps to idle statistical speculation on the Danbury, July 19 (IP)—Sîx Heat la a State of Mind Unusually large spread on regular Dump Trucks For Hire' Senator said in a statement, is Senate investigators heard Mrs. John Hayden, 281 Center people — much of the fim oy a “low-test” gas prices in the towm concern expressed by ''the Repub children were injured to Bt., and Mrs. Della Booth, 1009 The other day wo stepped out of vacation. / of Manchester and State. Oil Furnace lican leadership” lest his resolu today that four builder-own M s^ St., have returned from a one of the artificialiy-cooled retail An airline hostess for lore ers of an Ohio military hous day by an explosio'n In Hoffera At the time, we were,using a TEL. Ml 9-7906 tion stir up a fight which might Park. - motor trip to Denver and Colorado establishments which front on than 30 months gives the lUow- recently invented, but, as'yet gtlll hurt action on the President’s leg ing project cleared nearly a Springs. They drove to the sum Main Street and' were ttaggered ing suggestions for living « of a unpatented, adding and division Lets You Add islative program in these probably million dollars on the housing AU were taken to Danbury mit of Mt. Evans, which is 14,260 by our abrupt contact with the suitcase: 7 machine. It now seems that we BOB W RIGHT closing weeks of the Congress ses Hospital -with varied in feet above sea level, and to Will . broiling mid-July sun. In a word, Select a basic color or program but have delayed scheme should have read the instructions BerSId. Photo. sion. juries. Rogers' Shrine on . Cheyenne we found the heat a little dis tor your entire ward/ob e and that came writh our mythical toy, Flanders said A Guatemalan c a r.tc a - Push condition fair. view of the Islaad. Near stores, ence), and we felt a tingling sert- Remember that ip‘>»tivei. wgUtllCBcidthea at Uiese two German dolls and I t u r e of s man carrying prod a .6i2 Waahinjfton, July 19 (JP)—Sen. McCarthy (R-Wis) began comes before ' the Senate tomor- The airfield ia situated near will shed wrinkles when li cost would be $174.27. This wrill can't help laughing. That's a sure John Belorit, superficial cuts, churches and benches. Send for Ksation running up and down len iMt in a give a differential of $63.82, which uce was the next to leave k Colt lopt kills public hearings today on his repeated charges of 1 3 0 -^ sub row. . . Dkylon, Ohio. _ condition good. ' Mder. îne. steamy bathroom for a f ^ mln- •ay to stay friendly.” the shelves. “ I brought him back •WDOfS versives in defense plants and ran into a stopny clash with . Several Suggestions ' , -lie Senate Banking Committee, utes. when multiplied by 10 will prodiK The dolls which keep the spirits Rry Dwyer At RebeLBasei/l/ Decisivc Stage Edward VisconU, aupeîcial Now, this seemed like an answer $638.20. This, of course,- is axSub- from Guatemala many years ago.” a man named as one of them.1t wound up iitrith McCarthy’s He said today, without elabora headed by Sen. Capehart (R-In'd), cuts, condiUon good. Don't take more than you need. of Mrs. Sumner high are made of explains Mrs. Sumner with 'an air k Claan tdMd — a# tion,,he would have “several sug- AHontic AporffiMntf to Our prayers (at least wishes) stantial dowm-payment on,,^ new rubber and attired in German having the" man removed from the*...... turned today for the first time to Hanoi, Indochina,/JuIy 19 CP)— . Piaytag WHh Milk Bsttto no our hands were underst^dably After your travel Wardrobe has car. of Satisfaction. CaMDlatalr a»- hearingsngs room,. geations” to make wheii the reso an exploration bf the 1950 Military bM M , R. I. styled clothes. Both have match ’SO 0LD8M0BILE “TT lution comes up, adding he certain Some 5,000 French Union troops, By EDDY GU-MORE Police said the cause oL ô ex trembling as we ripped opm the been planned, here,4s the correct Yours Jiriily less comical expressions on their A (Jînese bride , and groom, the >claiad. Yelliqg about .Inforoiem and Housing Law, also known aa the plosion Was not known.' Reservations In Advance letter. We were not disMpointed. way to pack it: / A. C.'* Lange. Amish Lady, a Jamaican with his atool pigeons, Charles Wojhowrid ly would not want a controversy Wherry Act. spearheaded by fanks, pushed Geneva, July 19 (IP) — French Premier Pierre Mendes- The epistle contained a sensa faces. . burro going to market, two Swe I iMiiaaa *Mid to arise that wquld obstruct the mop-up operatloi They said, first reports said the Harold J. Dwyer. Owner Make a list of/feverythlng you're "Thia Is Grandma” BE LUXE 4-DOOR ' las' All-aata- man acting on McCarthy’a orders., Still in effect, the act works in o n today against j France, with little more than 24 hours to go before hi* “peace children were playing with a milk R. F. D. 8 Andover, Conn. tional, once-in-a-lifetime offer. We taking. A ss^ble every article Long-DJsMnee Reception With dignity in her voice, Mrt. dish lovert, and a Munich monk wait hauled out by a capltol pollcc- entire legislative program. much ths same way as the post a 'Vletminh guc:rrala base only iSior resign” deadline, said today things were going“ all right” bottle which the poiice theorized Phone MI-S-58S6 were given the exclusive opUon on on your list and double-check. TelevUiOn reception has been Sumner reached into the cabinet were among the manikins called Wojrfiowakl had been Identified As Flash Flood He eetimated It would take at war apartment project prbginMa milea northwest of Hanoi. The contained some sort of explosive^ one square inch of l|md known as Place heavy things at the bot to take a bow. Dark blue paint Radio, heater and VM Oar llaartaaai. er M a Rod by Jarik-'S W. Glatis of least fivs days, u-.d perhaps s which, Capehai'i eallmatet>, reaped find he hop^ peace waa in sight. pfetty,^ôod on recent nights, ac and taking out « puppet no; iarger The monk was complete in every hydralnatlc. The economical “8.” P U aa H t fraa CaarfaH Safvar French reported 28 rebels killed The Frencri preriier, who said*' Rogers Parte, where tlie ehUdrtn tom of the suitcase. Next put in cording to reports given lis by than her an attack on a amall village. “Is peace in sight?” * Bombay; July 19^ CR-~Informed sives. CHIROPRAirnC PHYSIIHANS at a time from tlie cabinet, ad 512 West Center Street Who Are Accusers? through the town of 5,S00 pMMla- Burmese sourcea iedd today Oiou The Reynolds children apd their relaxation and activity that keep dicate the reception has been re a special position next to her 341 BROAD STREET. tlon. Muss said the mortgage pro-' Expected Attack "I hope so." , ■ ■ off his feet. ceived on channel 3. The closest mires it, smiles with satisfaction heart. WoJHiowski ohouted; "I'd Uke ceeds totalled $17,377,500 after French-gunners who had been Mendee-France looked tired and Eln-lpi haa told both Indian Prime mother, Mrs, Donald Reynold WILL BE CLOSED UNTIL ^ N o t so with one member of the station to (IS using this channel is and tells of its background. Telephone MI 9-6427 Tel. MI-9-4548 to know vdiat the charges are, Calls went out to the Red (?roes. Atomic Plants the sponsors withdrew an earlier expecting the attack opened fire he wa# pera;>iring in the warn were vioitors at the home of the "Thii is 'N(s way dolls were who the accusers-are. I’d like to National Guard and Air National Minister Nehru and Burmese Pre Belorit boy’e parents, local force. He has taken up chas in Philadelphia, Pa. How long hss she been collect- dressed when I was a glM,” mortgage application and sub when the rebels were less than 10 Geneva evenli.j aa he came out of mier U Nu that Red China is ing a little white pill around the ting dolls as a hobby? , have Ume to prepare." Guard for emergency relief. mitted the new one for nearly one yards away forcing the enemy to U; 6. detegaUon headquarters. He The husband and father U a U.K AUG. 2,1954 chuckles the lovable lady as she He said a telegram practically A state police radio measage Oak RidffS'. .Tenn., July 19 (J>)— ready to drbp her “dual citizen Navy sailor. golf course. Practice UlMt ypu Presudi "Oh, I don't know. I’m not display^ one attired in by-gone Hundreds of A^L construction million dollars more. flee. ^ ■ wmild hot disouee the .subject of ship'' claipis on Chinese who live But we have heard a complaint much on dates. Perhaps 15 years was overheard in Charlestoni about his talks with Smith, who was too One can really get wrapped up fashion. "An apron, dress, flannel (Continued on Pngn Thirteen) ■ a. m. telling of the recovery of workers returned to .work on two French loeses a t Hung Yen were in other Asian countriea. roistered against his continual in being efficient and organiaing or 4q, I remember how it atarted. petticoat, chemise and bloomers.” one body and adding others might strike-bound atomic plaiit pro (Coetlnued eu Rage Tbirteeu) described as "very light." , ill with lumbago lo lea“e hia room. The Burmese gave this informa habitiblt of ...... losing balls. One night this well run department! as was MayM that would interest you. "Yes. it’s quite a nice- hobby be dead. jects today following a oack-to- Night flying B-26 bombers American offleâU also denned tion. in discussing the Oiiq'ese week he apparently played a shown the other day at a'meeting “I went to q church bazaar or having these little dolls,” conclude! Torrents of Rain work plea from union leaders. ranged the northern' and south comment. It was learned, however, Communist premier-foreign minis round of nine holes and in the held by the executive of one of sale, anyway a church was having Bolton's doll among dolls. James E. Reed of the National ~ Other-hundreds again refused to western borders of the Red River that a call to Waehinirion froni ter's visits to New Delhi and Ran- course of it lost nine balls. On one DISHWASHERS Midwest B oils delegation headquartera was placed Bulletins Manchester's important depart Guard at Richwood said the storm croaa picket lines thrown iip ”by Police Seeking delta last night, pounding Viet- jgoon oh his Way home from, the hand that would be considered par striking AFL laborers in defiance minh bases and ammunition immediately after the meeting. Geneva conference. froBi tb« AP Wirts for the course, losing a ball a hole, ments. The meeting, where em In order to eat, one must buy family of birds has built its home RUY THE U ST » SPECIAL PRICES ployes are given , their Inatructions, food, and a clriMn of Manchester in the awning and we can’t unroll of rain gushing from thunderous, of a court order banning picketing dumps. Mendes - France was acoor.i- They said boclu Nehru and U Nu but on the "other hand generous became rather a .classroom "scold was stocking up on sup'plies at the lightning-creased skies. near the Jobe. • Mystery Man A French spokesman said more panied to the raeet'mg, by Jean —especiatly the latter—challenged firemen who have been supplying It without dlaturbing them.” <3uhj to prove his intention nbt to ing on punctuality. First National on that very warm ^—Anon. HOTPOINT T> • e C • ' Reed said caskets cx>uld be seen There was no immediate- esti than 70 tons of explosives were Chauvel, French ambaiuMdor to * PREDICTS TRUCE his ammunition probably are lim Jttriei iM m m er j floating 'IficbngruQUsly down the mate of the total returning to unloaded on bases stretching from Switzeriand, secord man in the interfere in the affairs of non-Com- ning short of balls and cash to re The employer took much pain in day this week when he ‘ noticed Geuevu, July Ifi OP)—A high stressing that it was of utmost Im something very much, out of the ' streets of the town on the crest'of work. / . In Hotel Death Yen Bay, 25 miles northwest’of Fren.oh delegation, - Herman Phle- munist Aslan nations by dropping western sourre aald toulght m place them with. ■ KITCHEN AID the flood. They came from the fit- , Sheriffs deputi^M stood by at gef, legal adviser .of the State the claim that Chinese living Better stick to croquet. portance that his Workers be at ordinary, On the store were awn abroad still owed allegiance to the cease-fire agfeemeut- ou the lu- their jobs at the exact time set up ings, but they were not rolled out FACTORY ^ IN E D SERVICE By THE AHtiOCIATBO PRESS Jneral home acroen the street from least three of tha six .gates to the IndlanapoUs,/JuIy 19 UTt — The .(Coatlaued on .Page Two) Dept., and U. Alexis Johnson, dorkluu Hur lo uhneet eertulu tu Smothering heat continued in a the National Guard armory. (Hants’ area at the request of the U. 8. amhaeeador to (>echoelo- Peiping government. be reuched before Freurh Pre- Cry in Your Coffee for them, which in this case it to keep'the'sun from pouring into partially-cloihbd body of a 5-foot- ‘ ^ t e e Promise various, times of the day.— aoma- the store. Our shopper inquired full. rolling boiling the nation's Water at the armory waa up to Atomic Energy Commission to 7 smalltown/girt was found bru vakia. were with Smith. mtrr Pierre Menfiee Fruuce’fi After that insult to the gas- THK OFFICE. OF middle section today, after a brief the doiors of boxcara stsmding on a "insure employes reporting to ' ','Chou Endai promised, to make thing lik'e a 9 to noon; 3 to 6 p. m. aa to why the store waa not tak tally JampiM into a four-foot- Earlier today a dritieb .spokes an. official announcement after re deudUne ot Tueoduy uriduighU tronomically sensitive - last week Job. With great emphasis the man ing advantage of its awnings. Re ABC APPLIANCE CO. period of su.Inter late last week, sidetrack near .the building. Reed work are permitted to enter- their long dresser drawer in a down man MUd Mendes-France had ”a involving “catsup, ugh, on spa DR. BARNEY and there 'vas, little rehef in sight. said) many citizens of the team work areas.” i turning home , that overseas C3il- BEDELL S M im ILL In charge continued his wanting, plied the manager, "We can’t—a Ml.f.1S75 21 MAPLE ST. town hotel yeaterday. Chance, .that's all'l to ntslce hie nese ' should choose citizenship of ghetti". perhaps we ought to avoid that you (meaning the employes) 'iTic ,'toil of 'Jie extended heat were marooned on rooftops. There were no reports of any The giri was 18-year-bId Doro News Tidbits deadline. Uene«w. July Ifi (iTk-Wulter the epicurean idiosyncrasies of ' , ■ 1.. ■ , WICHMAl^ wave, which had only a brief res The flood waters were from the incidents on the picket'lines ax.the thy Pcort of Clinton, Ind. The either Communist- Chftia or the .must be at work at exactly 9 and two branches of the Cherry River. Colled from AP Wires. Another • Weetem official said country in which they are living.” BedeO Snltk, V. S.' nadermee** some people. Might, for in 3 o'clock every day. pite, had reached 237 lives Sunday back-to-work movement got under body >4ss partially decomposed he wouldn't even bet on the propo- said a Burmese source, “but thus ’ tury of sUte, waq eouflued to hlfi stance, go on to the propensity of CHIROPODIST when temperatures from central Residents said the dlsaater was the way, and tecluîans sought today to The message waa clear, but Only COIN FOLDERS worst the town has ever seen. aitio«. The .top Coenmuniet dele far no such announcement has room toduy -with m puiunfl ut*- one thing went wrong that day *- Texas and northern Ixwisiana to Aubrey Galyon, business-agent deterntlne''how she was killed," President Syngman Rhee nay g a te here kejit to themselves. been made. * . tuck uf lumfeugo. ' FREE COIN APPEAISAL WILL BE CLOSED southw.iisteTn Nbfth Dakota The register of th% hotel, the ICE CHESTS everyone was late for work be- (CeaHnned ou Page Seven) leave for U. 8. Saturda.v to press 44eal for Cunps And Picnics . . cauM the meeting wasn’t dis JULY 18 to JULY 26 climbed generally into 100-pius (Continued on Pnge Three) Claypool,' showed a Jack O'Shea President Eisenhower for more / (CeuGnued ou Pagp Nine) (Coutluned on Pugo Three) ASK PROBE o r WIRE missed until after 3 o'clock. figtires. had rented the room, 665, Thurs HOilY SHOFPE iScaitered thunderstorana tem day and paid rent through the military and economic aid and for Wuahlugtou, July )9 (W—Thu P i i i r Tax Included . new moves oh unifying Korea ■. . . Seuuto Bunking eotumlttee today Heat |a for the Birda Car. Ueater aad Ortsweli pered the heat in the Ohio valley next day. He gave a New York ~ Holds 32 and hear the Canadian border, but City address which proved to be Chief U. 8, Delegate to the UN naked the Jnat)r« Dept, to be- It waa 90 In the ahade. In the ■ , ^ Hqpry Cabot Lodge aays ' a r ^ - vestlgute a “pMuy” tilrrmua 6 Oz.,Bottles Upright aim it wax even hotter. It. was west and south of sectiopa Marie Dionne Leaves false; * fliR-[onomoninG temperatures matched or exceeded Maid Finds Body menta against seating Red .Oil'ha Four Controversiest Bar aeat over the aignuture ef Omlr* hardly a day to have to ahop. But the normal summer extremes of The body was found after a maid in UN. are strong enough to block man Chpehart (B-lu4) which ths adjoining desert southwest. noticed an odor as ahe was clean move even without U. S.' veto. brought two St. Lauto rtrcult 2 Courses (Rows) ing the room. Guntemala'a anU-Red Juanta eeurt offlctala to 'Wuehlugtuih Sunday, deaths attributable to Convent^ Comes Home takes steps to lop off Red lender- July Congress Wind-;up L. T. WOOD CO. the heat included, three at Ft. What police thought was the li ship of country’s labor unions and 51BISSELLST. ^ TEL. MI 3-4496 Smith, Ark., where the mercury Waterloo, (}ue.. July 19 OP) — cense number of O'Shea’s car HOYREAN ^ C E S SOAK WILLIAMS THE AMSTON LAKE stored in the garage used by the give rank and file chance to choose QUINN’S mounted to 108; three in southern Quintuplet Marie Dionne, who en leaders free of Red ties . . i Mine- Washlng;ton, July lb MPi—Plans-* dent’s program for authority to CMeufu, J i ^ 19 IP) Heurluff OIL SERVICl UafioA. UanL California, where readinn ranged tered a convent as a novice two Goes Home CTlaypool proved fo be that of an detector probe of beach and Lake for congresaional leaders to wind cutld 35,000 public housing units heat over the MMweet urairtou up to more than 100 in tht San month!. ago, haa left the cloister eldeiiyV New1 York couple who aleo Erie Shallows behind BaV Vtllage' up the present session within two a year for four veara 'The corn- •eut eeyheeu pitoee apinillug us- 341 BROAD STREET Joaquin Valley, and five in,Okla for home. A church official said was staying at the Claypool., weeks today faced a threat of promise contains authoritv for wurfi en the hoard at truG tL PHARMACY COMPANY she had departed temporarily for Before this was discovered, po home falls to turn up instrument day. Oalnu ran from $ tu l6 eeutu TEL. MI-9-4548 homa which had auch steaming that ohSpped up' pretty face of floundering on-four disputed Items M.OOO units in one year, with;oc- weather as Oklahoma City's 106 reasons of health. Her family lice A” h started a search of the in President Eisenhower’s pro- cupsney limited tp fimilies' dis-, u huaheL fhe lutter helug thu CAN OFFER YOU HEALTH and HAFPI(IESS dtaôsed the ailment aa home eastern third of the nation for Mrs.-Majil.m Sheppard. iiinlt advuucd permitted Ih * OPEN SUNDAYS and Tulsa's IIQ. what they thought -waa O'Shea's Permanently - fixed stnictures gram: Tax and Atomic Energy posseseed by alum clearance proj-. CLAPBOARDS The day’s peak was 116 at Ft. sickness. may rise la .MInntie off Georges Act revision, housing and farm ecta. I single ereaieu. July eeyheuua euM car." An- X mistakenly given to The palecii of the Roman (Catho programs. Moves to reject Uie compromise! ut $4.e«, up'8< t cento, uud Sep. lic Archbishop, in Quebec issued Bank as military instaUations if A belief was growing that It temher ut $3.0fi){. up 19 eeuto. • U l.ta 1 P.M. FOR AS PER (Contlnned on Pnge Seven)* this comment: It'is not known at (Coutiaued oa Page Sevea) Navy studies now underway prove . . . . . - . . . “f* regarded as Ukely In both I $ 2 _ . 5 0 this Ume if she will return.” them to be practical.. Lord Bea- Ri:ri-8ES TO TESTIFY UTTLE A$ WEEK vr.'broek's Daily . Express an August to clear the decks for ad of public housing probably will.; $ PJLto S PJL Will Cure This Trouble The Mother SufMrior at the nounces it will set up study groups journment which Would free mem-, try to knock out even the revised Odeago, July 19 — Mrs. Iran Rejects Soviet Quebec convent of the gervants B rig a d e (oi* B lo o d bera to ceneeptrmte on the elec* provision. In the Senuê, friends of ; Rita Grtguer, Sfi, a uaystery M MILES EAST OF MANCHESTER—OFF ROUTE 44 -of the B1 eased" Sacrament, which throughout Britain in attempj to tion campaign.' wawuu In the Mnutguwwry Ixxa now awacd by resMenta of fourteen Coiukeeticnt towni. GET COMPLETE INFORMATION FROM better Bnglaad’a rplnttoaa with The Senate spent four long days public housing •will try to send the i lUILDING LOTS Protest on U. S. Tie Marie entered as a postulant last Saving Boy’s Life America. , measure back-to conference tq ree-1 Ward Thutue death euue. JOIN YOUE NEIGHBORS FROM November. seM the 20-year-old last week debating the administra tore the four-year program. fused today to toeWfy au a Umt- APPROXIMATELY 5.000 SQ. FT. THESe TWO EXCLUSIVE DEALERS IN girl left .Ultra Wednesday. Mexican immigration agents tion hill to revise the' Atomic En utheu laguest was eesamiud. BAOUEVnJLE EAST HARTFORD keep cloee watch to see that duel- ergy Act. It was called buck .two ! A tax revision bill which Eisen- i lOLASTONB^T 7>hrtn, Iran. July 19 (P)—Iran Marie's brother-in-law. Maurice Middletown, Ohio, July 19 UPi— Mrs. Geigugr appeared with hc>r HARTFORD 2 REDROOM COHAGES MOW REING BUILT haa fimUy rejected Soviet objoc-. Girouatd, said at hia hoenc here minded Cuban politico ; doesn't hoiiri early today with the cndTnot 1'®***' calls the keystone at hia attorney la aoawer to h suh« MANCHESTER MANSFIELD CENTER | 5IOTICE MANCHESTER AND VICINITY — ^ Townsfolk formed a blood brigade erene ewerueswords wltnwith .political refugee yet in sight. program is atill in u a conference M ^SFIUA DEPOT tions. to her Joining U. S.-sponsiffed she arrived at her parent's home today to save the life of 6-year-old NEW BRITAIN FORASUTTUAS - military allianceo. In a blunt note, In Callander, Ont., early yesterday, from island republic. .Groucho! 'The major issue: Should Con- committee. The group made re-1 CHOlirsONVlLLE .TOLLAND Eddie Phillips, who has been bleed Marx, who used to chase blondes greu act to cancel ah Eisenhower markable progress last week in : WESTWnXlNGTON THE OFFICE OF the Iraniaqa told the Kremlin they 'ncOQna.->ani*d b.v three brothers ing steadily since his toi>slla were SEER WHEAT PMOt CVT ' ' PLAINVILUE have the sovereign right;, to take and I her quintuplet atster Bibillc. in hia movies, marrire toll bcu-1 directive for the Atomic Energy resoli-ing diferencm, but the knot-! Washlagtoa. July 19 (PV^Sa*. I MIDDLETOWN ___ removed ^13 days ago. uetto after last minute hitch in! Commlaslon (AECi to contract ticst issue remains. It involves pro-; ROCKVILLE I HiMEREPQIR any meaauree neceaadry to safe ‘Hie latter hit Uie Headlines her- His unnamed disease, a certain retary of Agrieakaia Otaeua “AT THIS SECLUDED lfV$iMEB U \’1NG SPOT* DR. THOMAS M. $ .00 THE W. 0. GLENNETCO. guard Iran's "security, defense, sHf when she baesunc MK iq Mpn- wedding plans. ) ' with: u prlvats utility group . for posed tsx reductions to be given.: indleatod today that evea amfiar *• deficiency in the blo^. prevents CIO ndJbeV worker.-.' and U. S. power in the Tennessee Valley Au shareholders' qn their dividends 336 NO. MAIN ST. TEL. ML9-5253 independence and integrity.” ^ treal Friday eh route to Jobs Mans. the blood from clotting. He needs preaea t law he dose net ixpiet SELECT YOUR LOT NOW healy Foreign Minister Abdokah iki- Rubber Co. go into ll-th hour wage thority (TVA'i areu. A small from stock. prtee eapperto am the 18M 3800 Aaked DIreetieae fresh hlotjd and direct transfurions. negotiations in effort toheut mid- band of Democrats, -with Uie sup teseu delivered the memorandum The house voted for admiaistra- NEW COTTAGE FOR SALE OR RENT Odiqmentlag on that taddaht Stored bldod aiU not do. ui^t strike define for 35.000 port of aavSrml RepuMicans. it Uon rocommeadaUons. but the TERMS CAN BE ARRANGED, yesterday to ' Soviet Ambassador Girouard aald; "Apparantly all -This indtiatrial city of 34,000 in [ M T T l U-LUfilT, w il l RErQPEN Anatolt Lavrientiev. After receiv workers Ih 19 plahte . . . R4|>re- leudhu a fight for sueh-a mov^. Senate adopted a much lasu liberal GALLON Us THIS WEEKEND! kinds of Tumotp startetf'.to unread southu'eat Ohio haq, respondedîth ■entstives oif flidili.g .Industry are A \ Senats-House confereiiice treatment for dividend Income. Ac- MONDAY, JULY From Manchester—Follow Rontet 85 to Hebron, from ing ^t. the red-faced Ruaiian swept when Bmllie approaobed a pHice- hundreds of offert 'of transfusiana \ MeKINNEYilUMBER and -angrily out of the office, brushed maa in Montreal. The girl artagiy scheduled to . meet at Gleuceetor. committee finished work Friday captaace of one verelnh or the eth HebronU*hmM follow/AlLhiar RouteRniifA 85,RK 3 9 milesmlloMs to^Lake Amston, AmaiAii. located More than 40 pints ef' Mood have Maas. :n cumpuigu t<* try to win on u compromise housing - bill, er might lead to troobte attiaa) ths ART KNOFLA on Route '85 betwen Hebron and Cokheater. Repre- i ou Page Nkw) geeprumsui iUhriKes for flshiiM from which (t'st(Tpp#d Senate pror aentative on "the property ev^ry day indudlng Satnnday SUPPLY CO. ) (Cuutluiuad am Psgu Ntoe) hidOst^ liku thous glvM farmara. Tiriooa to aanr out thu Prtst^ a* rags Twsi MI S-«440,ar MI 9.5938 and Sunday unti( darh. rain or ahine. Drire out today. BOLTON NOTCH TEL. MIt9^452S ■ 'V. ' ' ' j 1 Rood Herald Advs. A .' t ' / m m Rosenzweig, 139 Elisabeth Dr.t Jean Anderson, Rockvill*. yf Oakdale Theatre Drama by O’Neill Controversies Bai* Frencli Forces DISCHARGED SATURDAY: Herman E. Prieas.'lfiS Benton St.;' Offers “Showboat” Push vMop-up Patrick Conlon, 19 Welcoma PI.; At Outdoor Staê e ss Larry Gaulin, •. 100 Indian Dr.;' ' n Ctjtde C. Richard, Jr., 110 Wash- Jerome Kern,,and Oscar Ham- The Bsoond outdoor pcrfonn*ace Inôn St.;. Lawrence - Cassslls, merstein’s famous. musical play, F ear Some Workers At Rebel Base 321 Hartford Rd.; Harry Aronaon, this summer at Avon OIdJrarma IVsS - VTaHer PMgMa ing ôut the Breeze Emergency March of r (Ciwui— t tiroM ^ rtyM |>ric'e aupporta, ha aaM* "Showboat.” will opan tomorrow In Avon will be "Tb^-Anperor “MEN OF THE "km-w the program won’t wirk-— 129 Cooper Hill St.: Dennis Ouel nighf at the Oakdale Musical jQnee", to be presenfeil tompihow FIGHTING LADY” but they want juet-One nrjbre year (CMHaaed from Fafa One) lette. 426 Broad St.; Mra. Martha Theater lii Wallingford. The sum le Celar D ouble Croj»$ Defy Pickets at Itattl biU fOM M o re th« houM end Trotter, 84 Summit St.; Mra Mary night through Juljrsl with Phlm Beverlr MIrkaH Drive Begins Next- Month, vM tor epprovel. .. Ofttv" , mer mueic theater, which held an Halt playing the famous' role of The H.OMe called up today a Hanoi, to Phun Hoquan, 45 miles Laraia and daughter, Bkust Hart Open houee yeaterday, ia a new '•WICKED WOMAN” Has Changed -Says ^MiW Tlie bin irould not chenf* major south of Hanolt' and on a string of ford; Mrs. Sophia Fohkal. RFD 1, the Empero^ W|]p flees through tha By Chou £n-lai »uppl«1)ts about 25 miles south, west . and Wapping; Mrs. Elizabeth Xlle- been seen as Eklwai^ Grieg in “old Bolton. ■ I oveC the .statu* of 300,000 Chinese w*r* or.lersa to return to their Senate Agriculture Committee, ali-1 antlsubveraive rncast:ree recom- "Song of Norway" on Broadway. "The Emperor J'one*”, written in Burma, ia fulfilled will show then detail* on the campaign from about one-third of the BMHey nounced last night he will aeek! mended by Atty. Gen. Broamell. north of Hanoi. ♦ man, 86 ^ Grand Ave., Rockville; “The town has changed^ but n o t' Jobs aty T a., m., .crossing picket the state headquarters in Hart- lected in January and Alao ra^ss- A total of 160 missions dumped Mrs. Sophie Dunphy, .71 Summer Misa .WyckofT, who will postray by Eugene O’Neill, will be per whether the .friendly Intentlona of Senata approval of a- compromiaej One o< them, paaeed by the Senate Magnolia, played Laurey in the formed against natural outdoor the ^.pleasant summer breeze. I lines Jft necessary, ford, but said information con- senta funds that far other ye«i9 farm hlU which Wthild authorire 1 laet year, is atill the r.ibject of some 200 ton* of bombs on the St.; Mrs. Doris Johnson, Glaston MANC-H ESTER ncBs it’s the breeze that haa - the Chineee Oommunists are genu rebels before dawn today the bury. original Broadway production of settings and the audience will, in ine or A cloak for an aggressive two atomic project* were earning the drive -in Manchester would have b m tT avRllabU tor fIM ble iôe aupjmrfa between 80 Judiciary aubcominittee hearingir. Rodgers' arid HammsrStein’a .fa the course o f the play, mov* to brought BO many new familjes out last Moiiday by a wildcat’ >Vould probably be given to him regular patieRT'eare and boHo RFS- and »0 per cent parity, It would provide that certain French reported. ‘ DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: this wey. I moved over from Man movement into south Asia.” *(Nm. vantinn wnrie f.imoK safai. Here in Hanoi, between 2.000 Mrs. Elsie Mearman, 137 Loomia mous “Oklahoma”. different stages as the action re There su-e substantial Chinea* strike by sOme 2,'000 members of vention wprx. Lynch. Aiken w8*.dutyote< in-hi* com witnesses before congressional Music for the production, which quires. B oltO n Nerroi chester In 1913, . , ; Laborers Loral 818. Ohout 6,000 The heavy cost* of th* recent He pgmted out that OMUMoUeut mittee,. which recommended an groups could be given Immunity and 3,000 Vietnanieae gathered In St.; Ronald Smith, Jr., 36 Thomas /ôc'Tf^ 6 >(V -minorities in the Philippines, vaccine field trials, the need for front of Opera House, today for Dr.; Elmore Vincent, Jr., 122 will run for the rest of this week, “Of course, it was different; Singapore, Malaya, Indochina; other A.FL workmeh refused to Is beginning to reflect the inereRse other ^ a r ot 80 per cent price from federal prosecution in ex then. People traveled in 'wagons: cross the picket lines. double the amount of gamma glo new polio cases that is baiag A' amtxxrta for Tive baMc crop*: change for testimony which they a brief demonstration against any Cooper St.; Mrs. Marjorie Lavoie, will be supplied b'y the Oakdale's BurhiR and Thailand. bulin this summer arid an unex; Ellington; Michael J. Hayes, 57 full orchestra under the baton of TONITE—Get Netoe Kariy Mito and on bicycles. How |th e cars Soiifces here said the Burmese Despite an anti-picketing in 'ieported throughout thd natliMi. Wheat, com, cotton, rice and pea might' otherwise refuse to give on partition of their country by. the Gypsy Rose Lee I M I Oi W S Mala Peatare Sbawa *;•* f. m. zoom past so fast you can hardly I junction obtained by contractors pectedly heavy case load of “We are-Juat entering the sum nut*. ■ Parity la a lei;al standard the ground it ^waa self-incriminat- Geneva conference. Horton Rd.; Mrs. Edith Muldoon Sylvan Levin. . premier '^ntod out that, under polio patients were attributed by and daughter, 329 E. Middle Tpke.: see their colors." Mitt was refer- 1 the ddctrmVspf duaf netlonalities, Thursday, the laborers have eo-'- mer polio season.’’ he said, “and *aki to be fair to farmer* in rela- Ing. / Mesaoge.For Ike -Gypsy Rose Lee will appear as ring to the traffic on Route 6 | tinued to picket the two projects. Basil O'Connor, president of the already the number of now Bases tlona to meir coats. After cheering' several short 'Mrs. Emma Dowd, 27 Maple St.; where his home (* -located. I Peiping migpt'seend its troops into National Foundation .tor Infantile Another bill would increase the Johlt.Gado, 613 Main St,; Andrew Sylria in "The Women” tonight In tpiMt m m* CMssiM ausavM Burma on^he ptotext of protect However, otily a few token pickets is starting to. aurpaaa last year's Blaenhor.ver >Tged flexihie mip- penalties for Jumping bail. An speeches, a delegation handed U. Hotior Mrs. Allen . r : : ni i Though he ia not anxious Jo were seen near the gates early Paralysis, as the ^.reason* for the figures.’'' Although th* situation is porta between 75 and 90 per cent a. consul Turner Ckmeron a peti Winzle>, 51 W. Middle Tpke.; Jo its opening at the Norwich Sum ing the minorities.'v unprecedented ^m raer campaign. other would take citixrn.ship rights seph Dimtnico, 368 Oakland St.; SIANTIOGOtSCOlUIM’MOMOE claim any special niche in the .. , _ Herald Photo. today, sheriffs of Anderson). Roan not alarming, it Indicates that the of parity, bv.t lie ha.-* helled the tion addressed to President Eisen mer Theater. The play, written by town’s history, Haling will long be. Chon SileiiY, 2^.Sgt. John M. Vail a:.d Loudon counties said. State Fipance Commissioner state foundation 1* facing a VSfT away from persons eonvicted of hower; because “we just wanted Mrs. Gladys'Coleman, 14 Oval b HOWARD HAWNS a U /Nu was repqrtedîp have House action Jn voting for a advocating or conspiring to over On 90th Birthday United States ambassador to Ita remembered in Bolton, despite his , Tb'irty-one mern’iers of Local Frank ' "M- Lynch,. rre is still be M ra Eimlce Platt and son, 122 Colchester, where'''.she formerly The Norwich Summer Theater “BADMAN*8 TERRITORY" parties endorsed him. Mitt, served The' Knoxville Building Trades Viet Naih’s Foreign Minister, lived; Chestnut Hill,'Oneco, Weth also is planning a fashion show o f “WINGS the HAWK” four terms as a aelectman. informant' said. in Korea with the 7th Infantry of Europe. ing worked on in committees. Tran Van Do, told the Geneva con- Baldwin Rd.; Mr*. Winifred TTie, Adurce* said Nehru himself Division. Council, parent body Of th# labor Plerco, Bolton;. Mrs. Mary Acker ersfield, Sandy Hook, Coventry, fall furs in conjunction with T h f He recalls, between puffs on his er* an(l six other AFL construc B o r Voyage Party The Julius Dubaldoa cam* to No Major difficulties are fore fereea yeaterday that hla govern Bristol, New Milford and thia Women.” The show will feature «B S® pipe, that the meetings were held raised the question of Chinese dual He also participated in six'cam- seen for Huuae-paased bills to ex ment would not accept partition man, 19 Nathar. Rd.; John Cham citizenship not on . behalf of the paigns in the Korean War, IncuKj- tion crafts in this area, branded thla country when their son, An bers, 26 Knox S t: Mra. Elisabeth town. furs from Ellen * Levin Furriers in the basement of the Congrega- the strike ’’Illegal.” , thony J., the eldest ef their six pand coverage of the social and called >for U, N. auperviston in Hartford and will begin at 3 tirmal Church and during the win -35,000 Chinese living in India but Ihg the invasion in Inchtm. H* Held by Family security and unemployment com Reichenbach, 20 Ashworth St. The “open house” was arranged at the request of Indonesia, which returned to the United States in V, Report* of picket-line violence children, was a little lad. Ha Amt- £ s. J ! of the whole country, a proposal BIRTHS SATURDAY: a by her daughter, Mrs. Griswold p. m. prior to the 2:30 matinee ter the officials often had to re led. contractors 'to seek the court ried Mias Rose Reymandsr ef this pensation proi-Tsms. But there is already rejected by the Rieds, performance on Wednesday. cess from the business at hand to has three million Chinese. ^ 1952. order bsmning picketing and re Mr. and Mr*. Julius Dubaldo, 59 considerable opposition in the daughter to Mr. .and Mra. Russel Chapi^ll and others of the Chap See* Third War town. The others sons arid dafagh- Do said if the Vletmlnh really Irwin, 25 Cole St.; a daughter to pell family, assisted by Mrs. “toss another'log on the fire.”' sulted in the request by the AEC Irving St., were honored with a ters are Lillian M.,. who ia Om Senate to a bill, paase<. by the want peace, they should lay down Today and Tues. Since the population was less In Rangoon, Burma, U Nu de plans for the welfare of the masses to the Sheri sheriff* for help in mam-i*brpri*e bon voyage_ .party yeater wife of Primo Amadeo; AngeUita £ t a 4 f i y p A . House a year ago, tb boost the Mr. and Mrs. John Rivosa, 47 lames Sloan, Mr*. Fred Smith clared the British-American and their arms along with the Viet Bldridge S t and other women of the church, STATE G Matinee 56e—Evenings 80e than 500 the problems which faced best suited to their respective taining orderorae on roads leading to day at their home by their rhil-!C. married to Joseph Sartor; legal debt limit from 375 billion namese and permit some group ap Broadway Stars the selectmen in'those days were Chinese-Rtissian power blocs are the plant entrances. dren and grandchildren. The ! Peter J. married to Eleanor Bara-, to 290 billion dollara. ' ' BIRTHS YESTERDAY: a nho poured at the tea and coffee Children All Times tSe. heading for a catastrophic war. countries. >» pointed by thiif U. N. to supervise daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Judson urns or served punch and home not as intricate as the questions 4. Let them have the necessary senior Dubaldoa with their son,! burds, Victor J., the youngest sort. the truce. * In Pops Concert bf today; 'The chances of World War III technUHans snd materials on terms Bruno A., and hia bride-elect. Miss: married to Murray O’Brian. Tliaia 8NEBZE CAV8EH ACCIDENT Edwards. Andover. made cookies. have not abated.” he told a mass WIDESPREAD SIXIRMS BIRTHS TODAY: a son tO Mr. Many contributed flowers, which “Moat of the time the meeting mutually advantageous to those Clara Skrabaez, wilt fly to Italy on are 12 grandchildren. Given On C.O.D. Deliveries Old Saybrook, July 19 VP)—Ed POME CHINESE F|iEE concerned lUelf with the possibil rally “On the contrary, 1 feel they No part of ‘the Uriited States Is Monday, July 27. The young peo-1 Twenly-aix members of th* fam- and Mra. Frank Stephen, 41 added to the festive appearance New Haven, July 19—The New are on the increase. Present hi*-' giving and receiving them. entirely e.xempt from electrical ward J. Murphy, 25, of West Hart Paris, July 19 18P)—A first group Windemere Dr., Rockville. ity of imprct-ing the roads in- "I pray that the United States ple will be married Saturday i ily were seated around taldea yaa- ford, sneezed while driving through of the\soclal rc-im. She also Haven Symphony Orchestr*’* third town. The squawks from the tax tillty between America an(l the atorms, although they are com morning, July 24, and all four con-,terday at th* Dubaldo home. tiM of Chinese residents at Hanoi was received other gifts, currency Emd Milton Hahn^ and the People's Republic of Old Saybrook Saturday and two evacuated to the seaport of Hai Pops bf the season In the Yale payers were about the roads and People’s Republic of China is far paratively rare on the Pacific template a ata.y^ ot two months, | repast was served by th* Pagrini many congratulatory cards. Bowl takes place tomorrow night more intense thari that existing be-' China may be able to wprlg togeth omut. On the average, thunder- people went to a hospital In New phong yeaterday aboard a C46 MnSTBBBOtaOIBC SOUND It waan’t too hard pleasing the er and with iinderstan(ilng for visiting relatives in various places. | caterers. The members of Urn London, injured When his car and Hebron After a rest period' at her at 8:15. i people.” used th e . lake liked it very much don't know. I was so happy no one tween the three Axis power* and storms ace twice as frequent in Each____ couple__ ...... will plan______their ___ own _ group__ ^ , pooled_____ ...... their contributlotis plane of the Civil Air Transport daughter’s home. 478 N. Main St., world peace and progress,” said a station wagon collided. Murohy Company (C-A-T), a French News Billed a* “Musical Comedy •Tax Aasesaor becauKt it wa* the only store Ibii was hurt that I didn’t care' who the western democracies in World Ohio as they are in northern New | iUnerar>' for sightseeing in Rome,! and p re ^ te d th* special guaats told police the sneeze caused him she .was able to return to ^ e Night", the concert stars Martha C i N e m a S c O P ^ side of the Manchester line. the., bandit might have been.” War II.” - the premier, a Buddhist. England, i other Italian cities arid countries : with currency, , RANGE & FUEL OIL agency dispatch reported today church for- the evening reception Wright, the girl who “washed that Mitts' next (-ontribufion to the. •"TTie encouragement we re U Nu said he does not think the to lose control of hi* car. Those from Hanoi. Rites Wednesday town was as its tax..assessor for Lake Drawn Down taken to hospital were Pauline hours, 7 to .9. .Both Mr*,'Allen man right out of her hair" more 'KMN _£^li lARAINE lOKRT ceived prompted us to blilld the During the period that Haling next' war—if it^fver breaks out- The dispatch Indicated that of more thin 20 years. For a fee of will start in En Thomas, 20, riding with Murphy, For Rep. M. Keefe and members of the f^lly were times than Mary Martin in Rodg $3 per day Haling went through hotel. I never opened it a* a earned his keep at the waterfront the total of abût 10,000 Na most appreciative of ./uie honor ers and Hammerstein's notable hotel, contrary to general belief. “Southeast Aal# is considered and Miss Alice Fidler. 04. of Old tionalist Chinese residing in Hanoi, WITNE« TRIVOR « DAY « STACK the town each year placing as the lake was owned by the Ameri Lyme, riding In the station wagon. paid her by so m s i^ ' “8o\ith Pacific:’’ and William Tab- MM m iL M O IIIT DAVID sessments oh'the land. We had trouble with the artesian can Thread Company of Wllli- the likely fuse f^^he conflagra The BOLAND OIL CO. only 300 have asked for immediate Hebron, July 19 —(Special) — bert, male “South Pacific" lead well uniong other things so we tion.” he told^dlLOOO government Murphy and the other driver, Hen removal. According to him. "We seldom mantic and It was the drawing ry O. Mllliken, 27, of Roslyn, N. Y.. Former State Rep. Maurice J. who stayed with the Broadway STERUNC^KARKIS^NEWTON^BRIAN changed the book on a farm un Ju.st used it aa'a store and rented down of the water regularly by workers and trade unionists jam leas seriously injured, were treated Another 2.000 informed the con musical from its opening to its bath houses and boats.” that- concern which caused him to med into thb Aung San sporta TEL MltdMl 3^320 sulate of Nationalist China in Keefe, 65, died Saturday at Wind closing, a span of more than four less the owner put In a big im According to Mitt he never sold stadium here. “Burma’s adews are by a doctor here. ham Memorial Hospital in Willl- About Town provement like a new furnace. sell the, business. Hanoi that they would leave the years. PLUS: CinemnScope Fentnrette and Other Attmetions liquor At the hotel and only ac-: "Vou could we nothing hut those of a completely neutral na city If it was to be occupied by mantlc after a long illneas. Answering numerous queries, pTo. we didn’t have people -’crab- epmniodated guests on rare occa- tion unclouded bjr prejudices.’’ Janjes McKay, organist and Jblng’ about taxea out here then. stumps." said the bespectacled He advised the western powers the Communist-led Vletmlnh, the He was bom in town July 10, chojr' director of the North Meth Flore said the new custom of open Everyone got along with hia (llo'ns daring the 20-odd yeiirs he man looking out toward the lake. ^spstch said. 1889, the son of the late Dennis odist OYurch. has called a apeclal ing eaqh concert with three chimes nelghbora and went about his own Was the: owner. With a trace of nostalgia he In “give special consideration to and Margaret Keefe. During his -fehcarsal of. the choir for Wednee- is performed by Frederick “Fritsy” business." He quickly dispels the stories avers, "There are too many cot the riews of the southeast Asian M A N m sm DESTINATION UNKNOWN days of public life Keefe was a' day, July 21, at 7 p.m. In prepara Beurer, veteran percussionist with that man.V public enemies hid out countries’’ on defense. SPENAU the local Symphony. Haling la perhaps best known tages here Jiow and so much noise Ctuftr Manila, July 19 (,Pi—Two U. S. member of the State Milk Regula tion for the service. Sunday, July to out-of-towners as the man who unkhown at the hotel during the even the fish are afraid to come Four Point Plan l o r . aircraft carriers and four- de tion Board, a director of the Con 35, when' the Rev. .Willard J. Mc Beiirer is held' in high affection built the Bolton Lake Motel. He Roaring Twenties and Gangsterish aroupd; , . “Western blood need not be shed *ây Oirt Ffsnt- WIm W stroyers are departing the Philip necticut Milk Producers Aaan„ an Laughlin, paatpr of the church for by Pops lovers for his antics in the explains the erection of the struc Thirties. In-- countering aggression in this percussion section in past concerts. TELEVISION ".Yes. they call It progrcs.s, but area.” he said. “Just make the OPIN f AILY pine training area “for an un- inspector for the Connecticut Milk nearl.v five years, will occupy his ture this way. V’A fellow broke In.one night T kinda liked the old da.v.s the best. WOOL FACE « • f tM 9M. know.ii destination,'’' a reliable Administration, and while a mem former -niipit. “We had a little atore here on and we were told later by the countries of southeast Asia strong. » n i. AU TVNS 0 SIXK * I source said today. ber of the House of Representa Then they will take car. of their AT LOWm PgSIIM.1 M id i the front lawn of our home and authorities that his name wa* all that’s left is the breeze to re rxir RUQ The source declined to be iden tives he was a member of the Agri Mrs. Theodore Falrhenk*. presi sold Ice cream, candy *and soda. Schultz. Don’t ask me if It was own defenses in their own way and WAU TO WALL IMITALLATION* tified. culture Committee. mind us oldei's folk* about the j.there wl.ll be no more aggressiem." Colonial. ■T SACTMV TRAINW OWtSm dent of the American Legion Aux /)/« CONOmONE D PROGilAMS Tha bathers and fishermen that Dutch Schultz becAuse 1 honestly early days." Sguare Pattern } There was immediate specula- He leaves his wife, Mrs. Marjorie iliary, who served as chairman of He put forward this four-point . 5 ^ . 0 0 . Ml tchell 9-4343 I tion that the ships might assist Hough Keefe, two dau'ghiers,. Mrs. the courtesy conwnlttee at the. EASTWOOD iVideo Everyday—AU Rights R*served-^H. T. Dickinson A Co.. Inc.i plan for strengthening the'area: *M MAIN «r„ MAHCHirrai I in an'lndochins evaluation. Stephen Sadlon of Manchester and Dept, convention in Bridgeport, on East Center Street neab Man iâi kawli-z, ,s«n of Mr. and Mrs. 1. Let all countries of southeast I MiOeK N0«TN OS TNt A«MMT The 'barriers Box^ and Hornet Mrs. Frank A. McFertan of Pilta- state* that the loca R. AtoMH’yrk . V • chester Green. , . Stanley Narkawicz of We.sl Hart- Asia bo free. SandF'rD StArliriff Haydea In other, speeding cases, Joseph COtNn Of MIOPLI THnu. and the YUstroyers Btembel, Han burgh. Pa.; three sons, Dennis A. awarded for the sixth consecutive Collpa'G*pa:f fni-fl, is fl.yiivg to Brazil. They 2. Let their leaders be those the son, Lawi^ and Taussig are an and Darrell W. both of this town, year the Mary Thicsen plcque for Levesque, 47, of Hartford, was. flew together yeateiday on the people trust, not those holding of chored In the' Manila area. The and Richard A. currently serving the most hours of volunteer bed WitBBss To Aitow In iincd,.|,il2; John Stabb, East H art first leg of- their t*-ip from New fice -through gun.s. carrier* frequently have been ’ in in the U.S. Air Corps; a sister Mrs. side service given at ih* Newing Diiley Faces Court ford,'$24; York to Wa.shington, D. C. . 3. Let 'these leaders draw up and out of this harbor in What Florence Streeter of Manchester;, ton Veterans Ho^ntsl. Mrs. Fair Murdor Tilt D)ist B e tte r See lis te r Cambridge of Fairfield the -Lf. 8. Navy officiaHy calls two brothers Edward and Aloyaius banks also stated that Mia* wal* fijied $25 for failure to secure L “fair weather maneuvers.” both of Lebanon. ^ ' Barbara Wallett has been appoint la Color On Theft Charge a nett’ C0nnectlc.1t ll>;cnsc, <* The-United States has been ro Funeral services will be held on ed aaristant aergeant-at-arma of 1:1*. S.'U, t;M 1:4A. !:!• Motorola TV Continued speeding cases in Wednesday in the Quish Funeral the Fir»t District. • cluded Robert G. Widham, 18, of tating several carrierii in Philip C lM r, Shorp, StMdy UHF- Edward P. Duley, 26, of Mars DISHWASHERS pine water* since late last year. Home, Manchester at 9 a. m. and Wod.. “IRKMKTRIIfl ANH TRR 32 Benton St.'.xpeeding on a motor ITieir maneuvers have taken them in St. Andrews Church, Colchester South Manchester Fire Dept, OlsADIATOBAV la ClaamaAroa*' ^ t d m k VHF Rscaptien from Hill, Maine, who is charged with cycle on Campmeeting Road. Wed SUY m e lEST — SPECIAL PEICES frequently into the South China at 10 a. m. Burial will be in St answered one call this weekend, distant ttations the theft of a motor vehicle from nesday; Ernest E- Johnson, 36. of Sea., Peter’s Cemetery. a bruah fire at 97 Prospect St., on Sc.-anton Motors on' March 13, had Bridgeport, Frlda>';^ Benedict Manila is bnlly about 1,000 air Friends may call at the funeral Saturday aftemooiu Om*jpany 1 Cooplnger, 37. East Hartford, Fri answered the call. 277 IROAD .his case continued until July 26 day; Raymond Anzovip, 57. Bloom- HOTPOINT miles from'Haiphon, port city of home today and tomorrow from '’Forc»f!il. brilllaal sresvaUtlM" 3U-9-1124 In Town Court this morning by beleaguered Hanoi where Com 2 to 5 and. 7. -to 10 p. m. SALES and eld. Aug. 4; Louis L4pner,' .36, West TELEVISION .Judge John S. G. Rottner, who set munist Vletmlnh. are closing in on RADIO SERVICE bond at $5,000. ^ Hartford, Aug. 4. KITCHEN AID the shrinking French Red River OVCII mi Duley,. according *to police, was FACTOEY TRAINED SEEVICE delta . defenses, Americans al So They Say tiig ^ ro v o returne(l to town from Columbia CAP BflYS FLYING .ABROAD ready have been alerted for pos Chaassl S ifarasarly S> l:N ( aSlAi) RCRNS A ALL»;N Gaaa. (M> WINCH TO RKB.WI'DA City,f. lira.,Iifd.. Suriday morning at ,8 New Haven, July 19 (/P)—Two sible movement out of Hanoi.' Local Stocks c Chaaaal M Haw Britala. (SS) RAY 'ROLGKB SHOW o'clock,; after Lt. Walter CaMeils I8-year-‘old boys, adjudged the Two Philippine Air Force planes- Another few months under this ■•■te. 4. rarmlastaa. Cariafa t:4*. GkaaBCl Sk ■alyaka, Maas (U) GFAlBCK RrjlNH.A.VD and S ^ . Edward Winzler of the top cadets in. the Connecticut ABC APPLIANCE CO. tjaaUtions Fnmlsfced By TONIGHT Thru SATURDAY Ckamial U Wafarknrr,iTi ■ Caaa. v GRACIE ASI.P..N are In Indochina to airlift an es Administration and 1 think ws'll Ckaaaal SI flerlazflsM. Msss. (Sli DROODLES—Poser Price local police department extradite(l Wing'of the Civil Air Patrol, are MI-Y-1S7S 21 MAPLE ST. timated 20 Filipinos out of Hanoi. Oobai* B MMdMroek. Im . talk about the 20 yeara of raaaon “Darkness 'A t Noon” 1 :1* (ASr) HOH ARD RABMIW OR- him from the Hoosier State, flying to foreign coiintrles today. The U. S. I3th Air Force head 1 p. Si. pitaea e: CHKHTRA—Guest: Thomas With cadets from' other statcil under the Democratic Party. Tel. Farm. ORchard 7-9119 f:M < SI TO BR AHNOrHCrO ‘ • ■ ii. Thomas Police said Duley, who has .also quarters at Clprk Field, near here —Adlal SteTsiisoa. (SSI BAK It WEnrBN THEA- (U ( MB. AND MRH. NOBTR gone under the name ot Dailey, they are taking p.’rt in the CAP'S haa ^cn a key base of operations Bid Asked TKB "Cowboy* of Texas ' (S*.*S> ARTHI’B (iODFREV'S took the automobile frdm Ernest; 7th annual tour designiui to pro for rl.ving equipment and tech First National Bank There can be no doubt of the (U> WESTERN P LA VBUi;6K TALENT SCOITS mote ...better understanding, and of Manchester ... 84 (SII.VNCUC ED’6 rCM GLCB .Sccanton’s used car lot on Tolland nicians into Indochina to assist 38 dangera we face. The ahlpment of — Ed Hatch Turnpike with the avowed', pur fripndlines.s among air-minded French and Vietnamese forces. Hartford National Communist arms to the Ivestera (U) JOLLY GENE. young people around the w o r'' Batik and Trust pose of trying it out. He sub ■The U. 8 .'13th Air Division, 31 >4 334 hemisphere was an open, declara I:M I S-4II BOWBV DOODY TIME sequently took the car to Maine Alphee Bamineau, son of Mr. headquarters in Japan, has been Conn. Bank and , . tion of the aggressive designs of iUl FILM FORMICA Mrs. Alphee Babineau of Trust Co...... 76 80 < :t* < Bl ATAY WELL For Wall and Counter Tops and registered it- under the name airlifting the men and materiel Intemstlonal Communism. (Ml NEWS AT SIX—Pete Stoner of .'Dailey, police added. ^ ford, 's flying to Italy, and'Marian from; Clark. ^ ^recently handled Manchester Trust M Sen. Lyndon Johnson (D., TffE BAXLY 8BO# the United Statea. , NaUfenal Fire ...... 88H 91H "An Ansel Comes To ■mkr to trade his Scriinton car, became la t believe the stock market atill is \mm HHlia ■Irhard C-m Io lyn" . /- There is a strong likelihoi^' Phoenix ...... 120, 125 (Ul FlLM 5.-'^ ( : l * suspicious when Duley was unable IE . S-BELTS one of the boat barometers o f busi '' J ft i 9 the ( HI PI'BLIC DKFKNBANT to- produce a bill of sale. F Cârk Field would figure- in any Life aad. Indeouilty Ina. Coe. ness this country has. The ••TANGAX- iiB for Indochina. Aetna, Ufe ...... Ii4 1J9 VIKA” . hignu ay'* FBATCBE BOXING Ttie Maine registration of the ftrength of industrials is a sure Souveur . fTilocc* - Al Aa- vehicle was checked and aiithori-* Red China’s Peiping Radio said Aetna Casual^ ...... iS2 .160 indication of . the general confi T#ck. II p.nr.* Al 9 p.m. Urews SUMMER OFFER Monday a "stone wall In the way Conn^ Gen. ----- ,...,...440 355 (UrTV THEATER tie* there, who had been p.'evloi rthur Drug Stores Hertford Steam'Boii. . 74 ■ 79 dence in the -'country in business ISI) .DENNIS DAY SHOW ly notified of the theft, toUAin- EXPERT FITTERS A Canvbrt your |K*sanf *ld kootinff aqutpe of an agreement has arisen’’ a't prospects. ThiirD., Wm. RdM fh, TNION AÂNtHESTER r - -Situation (icmedy .the Geneva conference on .the In-: Traveler* ...... 1310 1340 —Comineree Secretary Weeks. vATATION**------plMD **JrA?<%'A! AON ( AMI MASQl'KRADE PARTY. diana police of the open JoArrnnt. 'iR*nf now, whon you can hffvo Hw work dochina ceasefire. Puhllc Dnutles o r COGNISr/*I------Peter DonaM. In other cases hean^.lri. court T I R E C O . '(tl) FILM continued .until July 26: Police MANCHESTER NOTHING TO PAY UNTIL OCT. 1, 1$54 Hospital Notes someone elee I always hurt my ALWAYS'26» COOLER SNOW 1*:M (Ut NEWS A WEATHER So. New England self moat. I’m 'not mad at the n-«.v I a w a a-. II It* ( SI D. FAIRRANKN said Ddriovani accompanied by (Up to 34 mootk* to FoyJ Te). . . . ----- ; ...... S6«a 38Mi _ K»K -K ' 'J ff JBTl I Brand SL (Ml NEWS AT ELEVEN two young boys, took a cover off Patients Today ...... 126 world for putting me in' prison —Pete Stoner AUTO PARTS Maanfactartng CempMlca for something I didn’t do. ÎR B S. Phone (Ul NF.WS a manhole in Center Park yester-: This offor also includoa roplocomont of prfisont old unit ADMITTED SATURDAY: Ray Allied Thermal 49 30-9-034 (ill FINAL EDITION day aftem(x>n and rolled it down 270 BROAD ST mond Small. South Coventry: Am. Hardware ..... 1414 —Richard Sweet, after aefvhig 10 -jIUjr_Drary_ - b with now TiiRhnn Silorit Automatic Woli-Plamo Numor. gniltleaa years. lioui' Nearest Summer ’Ehealre U:U (Sll E R —John OulU the hllL - Frank -Heinrecky, Wapping. Arrotv, Hart. Heg. . . 42 45 More CYmaforf-r-lletter Shoi Donovan denied removing the NOW HAS IN STOCK ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Asaoc. Spring ...... • iM ( ■) BPOBTBCOFE—9vd Jaftaa (U> JsMNLIGHT MOVIE . 26 . 28 If tb* Republican. Party is to 'F or Leas Money COLONEL FLACK — Alaa it. Police'aald an adult -a-itne.** For General Motori Cara time.” Right mow is o«in. That’s St.; Mrs. Millie BJorklund, 67 CoUint ___ .105 • :U I S) WOBLO NEWS TOdAY Mowhrxv to the incident refuted Donovan’a * AMMETER o OIL : Wadsworth St.; Ronald Smith, Jr.. Km'-Hart ...... 39 32 leading. A party which ia tom 1U> ABFA NEWS-9POBTS • 1I;M ( SI WMKSTLING. ■ * -GAS (for dash or tank) • SAMI HKM COR COUmi by disaenaion and strife inevita mmji m m em WEATMEB - Taaterraw’a Dayltaea HlshUakla' intoxication and violation of pro "preterit -heating equipment ! Kurlowifcs. 34 W. Center St.; North, and Ju d d ... , 25 28 I*;M (*ll A TIME TO LIVE bation, also had hla case continued $59.95 hmerapring Mattresses . . . with famous CONSTRUCnONI ; Clarence Peterson. 41 Autumn St.; Russell' Mfg...... 10*4 7;M (Sll LITTLE SHOW ll:S* (Ml TELETHKATER when our organization'it oot 12*4 It may be true that everyone 7:U (U> MARGE a JEFF on* week by Judge Rottner. SEALY quality through and .-through! 'Read : Judith Phillips, .218 Hackamatack Stanley Works . 49*.* Mta 1;M ( ai RIG PAYOFF ' rushed. You can almcMt aavc every feature but. hfv* to see them jSt.; Paul Cavagnaro. 89 Tanner Terry Steam . ...103 loyea a fat man,^ but I decided (Basil JOBN DALY—News 1;M (Ul FAI'L DIXON ' Salfers, who. police say, caused • SAME SAO-taOOr taRMJRT tORDMS M t that didn’t hold 'true for corpu o m & U i (*l» WORLD WE LIVE IK 4:M.(*1I MATINEE a disturbance on Main Street fol- to reahze th* value! Keith's brings you! 1st.; Stephen Galinat, South Coven- Torrington . 3SH T:U (Mi WEAXMEBVANB — CavSU the date when the work will he ‘ try; Mra. Ruth Furay, Glaston U. S. Envelope coni. 81 . lent crooners. It was a case Of Jobert losylng a domestic, squabble, ap YEARS OF EXTRA ¥»IARI bury; Daniel Ostlen. 98 Walnut U. S. Envelope pfd. .. 64 :mreer or caloriaa, and my stom 1:M ( S) TONY MABTU! SNOW KEITH'S VARIETY peared in court four'weeks ago on Oil Hoot. . . a Timkao Silent done. And, it will be dona Eajoy fsaiout Nath lUaU*r ach was outvoted. (SAM) OOCOLAS EOWAROi — an intoxication chaise and had Aatoqiadc unit will'save yqo Scaly placed thij largest order ever m>de ,for .a quality ticking'for this St.; Robert Sloan, 46 Drive A.; ‘Veeder-Root ...... 31 34 faster, and with abaoluuly no Ovent . . . bought huge quantities of othei; materials at subotantial aavinga • SAME DELUXE, DiCORATOR-OtSIONIO sue of haodliag, ecooeaqi^ Brenda Pschickholz, 65 Mountain —Singer Marv Griffin. News NEWS SHOP been placed on probation. Rottner Bp to 257<> in fuel oil ovet ec- Th* above quotatlona are not ta l l ) » J (UrFUGBT Na. T inconTenience to you. f ’ ■I'fi fiive you the best Innerapring Mattress Value inyeara! Expensive comfort tad isfety at a St.. Rockville; George Kempe, East he construed ns actual m arkets (til YESTEBDhV’S NERrSRKBL agreed to the continuance in order dinary oil bamkn.li OOLOI^MHOW COVtaSI For FnahlOB Show By Ellin A DEPOT SQUARE 'that probation officer James Duffy pre-buiit border. Side strap*. Venlilatora. D* lux* tickinri), Firm support. MW low pries. SUU sad Hartford; Mrs. Shirley Cooley. El Levine ef Hartferd Wc9. Mat. liU ( S d li NEWS c a r a v a n — John Gucrantood iq Writing MATCHING BOX SPRING . . . $39.95. local tsxM, if uy. utra, Aad lington; Mrs. Louise Coda, 655 N. BANDITS GET gl499 Cunereei Rwa; DaUy ftm jiL 'to 9 pjn. would be able to'complete hla In- Far -Wed. nsattnee onljr—Each (M> TV’S TOF TcSEi Ysatlgation. • Sa m e a a a tc h m o s u iv remember, oaly k Nuh' Main 8t.; Linds Upton, South Nonsalli. July 19 (JV-When the male admitted at half priee If 4U) TV BEUGIOrS COMMIS- Opu Sua. 7 ajw. to 9:|9 p.BL ooiom lox Coventry; Kathleen Wandzy. . 2 Stamatis A O’Grady' Service Sta SION Another breach of peace charge, caa you pet. RccUaias $uU aoconjpanied by a fcanale. involving John Brydon, 38, of 21 ■dvaSMoe* ef HeAee ffiaat Awo. SfRMO, JUST at iuall estra ooM. Vernon Center Heights, Rockville; tion on the . Boaton Poet Road rn a rs a maumamm ■ I 71 tii: \ No Money Down..Budget- Terms Elwin McAdam, 52 Weaver Rd.; cloeed Saturday night,, weekend Reeervatloaa: Biasell St..' was nolled. The origi-. nqtMpsmo c a a i r 4 ■•tor foawM ■m Im . Janice Lee Del Greco, 45 Lawtipn receipts of $1,460 were left Ita a ■ a m coNDmoMCB Norwtek TUrwer 7-3«l^ nsl complaint was lodged by Mra Vm> tmm tm tow / / / A / A ///r/Z/, eohM hr •vwy way. Rd.; Mrs. Elisabeth Cowles. M locked filing cabinet. The attend Te IntrodBce ynu to ear TkeRtre. Brydon -after her husband had be- Twl fin4 taa 1* Isan *r.' Linden St.;. Janet Flavell, 88 Ham ant wl.o opened the station yae CAVEY’S RESTAURANT comertntoxlcated and abusive, po II 1 : \ I “nG^ltQ“‘ | Geed MendBy sight aaly—jRly Mt Mae* . . . *at I* IMOMt SO* rttf once IF ANp IS- OF MANCHESTER BOLAND MOTORS, INC. lin St.; Wallace Ryen, Wapping; terday morning diacoysred that a ^‘^JKVSnT.** 19. Ffbarat tble eenpea mt hex lice ^ d . X. Tmam ON Niw fw.o(*a, loitii Dennis Gads. 70 Fairfield St.; window had b^n forced open, the FOR GOOD FOODS Demiaic A. Petrsaao, 36, of. East tsy led ohal ya* (seal, I* OC auMH INStAtlfTIOM. ■ Byron Clough, Andover; MtSi -leSaiAL J S ia jiis efflee.Be. PBrrhase ene ticket had FORJ n FINF r 1 'X V 0 i 3$9 CENTER ST.-rTtWyhoBt MI-8-407> lock had been pried- from the fil id Meke4 free, wtHi Hartford, who was arrtot^ Satur Mf, fin (sey TM omt Is My Mniy Nelson. Hayaes 8Uot< ing cabinet- aad tha money was WaA, fleaeiateaeal 5" LAST CENTER STREET day night for speeding on East / 9 , . a is sal IdEi caEidiifi A b o e rn(TSD s D t o dATj j ^m a 9 fOBA Am 'noiiianB” Center Street and operating a mo K e i t i t ' s / tor x-ehicle without his glassaa. was A HilHtk toA. I- ( flaad $31 oa th* first count and OIL HEAT & ENCINEERiNG, In^ P*VN ST C'r'r',I-:Ti \ m i u 'u flS Ml thp ascood. Patnfaaaa MORTH END PHAKMAK 1244 MAIN ST. Paointl Matttmpo Biada th* a m ^ 4Dta Quintii|ilet Marie World W ar n ohs worked ik fhs Repiîcahs'Name Balfon Vacatioii School Hal' Boyle Five AUfeiidinsA ‘"| s u t» Dept, in Washington; sines Daily Radio . Leaves Convent Skywateh Schedule o i l Uh**! •he hgs been in SMt Francls- ______. w n o —IM t Sheriff Candidates Holds Exercises _ Reserve Sehool wim th« u. a wag# submx^ AMESITE Chicken Barbecue Planned Opportunity Never ^ Ition Board and , the ■ California m Tueoday, July 20 -----7^ ' I State D' labor commls- _____K WHO atsd. A State Senator and a foriker ward N. Allen is the alster-in-Iaw K. ,Ejnar Ra.ak, who, with Miss __tv.... .« sioner for the State of California I WKNB—Evening Serenada had co.-ne to his home from the >.\m,- — Mrs. Hazel Small. lo t* GradliMi — MoebiM SprMNl— > the pita at United Methodist our statesmen asleep at the switch room .stw^y during which they at- ,,„ t WDKC—Rocurd Shop , ' w n c —Best of All 6 p 8 âte Senqtor were called on to be of the hostess for the meeting, Esther Granstrom, were co-dlrec- ll'is only people who are men- again -as usual? We pause lor tn its Los Angeles bfTices. T^L M'- • ' . WGTR-Jack ■ WMworkA/ i WDRC—M> m end Irma convent and that Emtlle had joined p. m.. . . . i .. Alfred Hagenow, Gerald Nico- fended approximately, three eve her here Saturday. candidates Nln two of the three Fenm S«t — Pow«r Ifd M Church ort Aug.- 14 when ths Mrs. Julia Keeney, national and 'tors of the school. A-flag proces ^l'ly half-dead themselve* who reply. ^ Following the wedding, Mr. and I « jU- ' y WCTH—The Talcoa letta. / counties where the sheriffs are sional followed. The American and ning ce.ssit^ each month. The TPL ROCh . . . : . 7 WUAT-^lka Hop X •:M— ,GirouArd said Marie^vsmallest 8 p. m. — 10 p. UKJ . . Women’s Sodetyt for Christian state central commltteewoman. complain, "Opportunity la dead.” Mrs. Hart left for a wedding trip ; , I...... Lloyd Davidson. Richard^ Harris. now Democrats. Ahe: PiNbiiif Ttneh Ceiirts <---Weloi" Christian flags were borne by. Fretl' It's - A - Woman's - World D fp t: summer traihing pe'riod' will end Btcord R « ^ t WMAV.-’tleiiig Porwsrd o f the quints at’ births seemed W p. m. \ Mtdnight Mrs. Spencer Hospitalized Opportunity is tlmcleM to Catalina Island. On their re-| Baseball Nfatine* WCCC—Gbod Evening. Good Music ...... Doris Cowles, W aity Duggan, Dor- S e ^ c s will spdhqor one of his Venezia and George Irwin and The effort to relieve ladies from next Sunday. \ turn they will live in Los Angeles,! confused and homesick. He add ..Sheriff Ernest R. Ferguson o f Mrs. Leslie Spencer o f Lake ' Take the case of Mrs. Annabelle the strain of 20th Century civilize- juua WKNB—Evening Serenade . othy Nolan. 10*/o FOR C A ^ . TRANSACTIONS, . well known chicken barbecue. Timothy Gldman carried the pulpit Men from herie are; Col. Lau at 200 N. Edgemont St, ^ iO—Recatd' Shop WTIC—Best of All ed' he did not know whether a.he Âûnte^s may register at Civil Defense Hesdquar'ters, Munici Middlesex County was the only -'M. Street entered Manchester Memo McIntyre of Ligonier'.. Ind., who. tlon never ceases . . . The latest rence W. Eddy, 25 Deepwood Dr.; 'GTH—Jack^ Waaworka WDRO>—Godfrey Talenl Scouta The businesa la a non-profit or bible. Renee Johnson was an planned to go back to the cloister, pal. Building, âncheater, on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays nomine# to encounter apposition rial Hospital this weekend for ob decided at the age ^ o f ' 82 she' feat of gallantry that has come Lt. Col. John C. KeH.v, 17 Cham •:tt— WGTH—L«ne Ranger Terms erroei id if ResirMl. ganization to acquaint residents servation. nouncer. Song.H were sung by the DO YOU WANT l : t t - which she entered as a novice on from 1-a p. m,\.CIvil Defense Telephone Number - t 6;9068. r renomination. O ppdo^ by two ought to have a new hobby, iknd|to our attention involves a de- WHAT-^lka Hop CaisoiMB Mill various departments and represen bers St.; Lt. Col. Charles H. Ring. >rd Rtvua WHAY -Going ForwaM May 24. , -----r ------^------of his fellow townsmen imHoddam. of .the state with the superior! lenmed to make braided ru ga'>4 ' partment store—Thalhimer Bros., WTIC—Best of All ALL INSTALLATIONS SUPERVISED RY tatives of each gave summaries 251 Spring St.; Qupt. Donald JK- RoUinaii» Meet ball Ratlaea Marie Homesick he received 38 votes to jO for quality of native Connecticut poul-; gadion *s Ten years and 200 handmade rugs! JW-.t of, Richmond. Va. . . It is Kuehl, 16 N. Elm St. an<^ 1st Lt. _'WMder Brawa WDRC—Godfrey Talent SceuU Raymond Allen and 2 for Edward try. Jones will obtain'the chick- Cobb rf of the work' and studies. V b c a I iRC—Raeord Shop WGTH—l«n a RAnger The Montreal Gazette quoted E W m g t w \ later she has turned her hobby in- j •'P’v offering free fhowers to weary Jacob A. Hnrolan, 16 Hathaway TH—Jack's Waxworks t:tS - Infantry Division Welsa. on. build the huge barbectie pit solos were sung by Donald Child Tomorrow Night WKAY—News^ Western Caravan the quinta' father, Oliva, as say ers and Karen'Kilpatrick. Justin to S'tidy business , . . And. at 92: out-of-town lady shoppers . . . Lane. Pkomo to mmko ing Marie had written him la'at James J- Egon, a captain In t)is ihio Brothers and aith the help of a few local German " she does her own shopping, C( look WHAV—Polka Hop WTIC—Teiepb ma Hour and Peter Gidman.served as Ilsh The pipe industry also is court WDRC—Gun Smoke Vacancies Hartford Police Department, r/oa'^ men supervise the cocfitiiig pro- Emereon c, orrongomeotB tor o (ooo WPCC—Record Revue week coniplaining of homeaick- Plans Convention ESTABLISHED 1920 Horvciks ah’ at's during the offertory. ing and housework, and la sturdily ing milady with dozens o f new PlanA-.for the coming year w ill; WtOlB—Baseball Mauaea WGTH—Henry Taylor neks<' chosen to run for the office o f cess, turning and basting the Fled !b ... determined to go lOn doing these W nC -Tha Wosaao l ilA - Hartford County sheriff, now held pieces, in his own barbecue sauce. Nan$y Gozdz and Fred Venezia feminine-styled pipes , . , The one be presented and di.scussed at this WHAY—News; Western Caravan ■ "I'suspected" from her unhappy CALL NOW—ANYTIME . Jenern lb'. things "As long Us I l)ve" . . . that'fascinates us most is a long.i • 2 0 l • • s e o BTDRC—Record Ebop By School Board Members of the 88th Infantry by Democrat Donald H. Potter. M rs.. H. Fritz Noren of South Narotsky .1b summarized the handcraft activi w'epk's meeting of the Rotary WGTH-Jack's Waxworks w n c —Telvphone Hoar letter that ahe was trying to de Mlknlnw rf How many teen-age girls in your curved clay pipe (to fee worn with W eddings WDRC—Gun Smoke Division Assn., will hold their In,New Haven County, where Road is chairman of the commit ties (pr th^.{Older girls and boys.- C!iiK The meeting will be held to- WKI.lt. 1* MOerNS TO IIM T WGTH—News cide whether to remain in the Ilanchetter MI-3-t091— Hartford CHapcI > 7-8617 RIeley p ... neighborjiood are that indepen lounging pajamas of a notching Waaten Caravan Ellington. July 19 fSpecial)'— seventh annual convenWon and Democrat Jamae P." Redding is tee which will prepare and iferve The girls made scrapbooks to be morrtnj’ night at 6:30 atjtoe Man WCCC—Record Rcviia »:»- cloisters or corns back," -the Totals seht to the Newington Hospital for dent? coloi’ i- that is said to be ideal for WHAY—News: Westarti Caravan Superintendent of Schools Arthur reunion at the Hotel Bond in H ert sheriff, SUts Sen. WilltAm F. Pol -the remainder of the meal.. All ...... 42 Jl 14 27 7 4 u chester pountry Club„ v,|\ Amwmf aw MseglAlBaNijr Paim—isN WICVB—Baseball Maunaa Gazette quoted him. *T know ahe ford Aug. 12-15. BOl.TO.N (») S, Crippled Children. The boys made Almanac conservation depart puffing purposes: wiiile watching Hart-Cheney w n C -Ju st Plain BUI WTIC—Baud of Adieriea ham been terribly lonely, but she P. Bixby hss announced that tii'o lard of Waterbtiry receive Hrk members of the society now have Mb r h o a.,0 rbl Presid(*nt Art Benson, refiorted WORC-Kews WDRC—Gang Busters More then .300 Connecticut men bulletin boards. som8 . of which ment: What smokers do to them televsion. Somehow we had never Mr. and Mrs. Howell Cheney, ran always go back. It has been teachers Miss Mary Dalaklis and GOP nomination unanimously; And tickets for sale, giving a choice 2b ...... 4 1 0 4 2 t . n that nil. ctiAirmen should Its pres Si-Jt I *.9* WCTH—Jack's Waxwotks WGTH—V « l « of Firestone . ser>'ed with the famous "Blue A. Manf’ffgia 3I> ...,5 1113 0. Z will be used in the Sunday School; selves is one thing, but what they thought that watching television D4.8S I tV.tf •ilO - tough on her being separated from Vincent Cafaaao' have reajgned former SU te Sen. Moxylm Pepin of the 5 or 6:30 p. m. dinner hour. 110 Forest St., announce the mar ent st the meeting ,n order tb give ■pevH" combat division iti Italy HutchiniMMi c 1 1 2 1 o r 'tethers were taken home by the do to the forests remains a na required any particular style of Df.— ---- WHAY—Western Caravan WHAY —News: B'eslern Caravaa her four sistera with whom she from the staff. \ Jr„ received the nomlnAtion In Mrs. Charles T. E. Willett, tick Yf'omana nn ...... 4 0 1 2 3, 1 0 riage of Mr. (Theney’s daughter, the reports of the various ebtn- _ ew353ffer3S5S WCCC—Record Revue ^ w n c —Band of Aratrica during World War II. Most of boys. Samuel Nyman cut the ma tions) disgrace . . . Forest fires pipe, and. intend ourselves to go had lived since they were babies.” Miss Dalaklis, a mcFic instruc New London County where the et chairman, has nequested that R Pitkin cf ...... 3 0 1 3 0 0 0 mlttees. :'\ Thrv «r« 6«m4 «a ■ WKNB—Baseball Matinaa WDRC—Gang Busters them are expectet* to qttend the M. 4^lKlio If ...... 33 1 1 3 0 0 0 terials, last year dropped to a-record low right on puffing a cigar. Mary Bushnell Cheney, to John w n c —FarreU WGTH—Voice of Firestona tor, is leaving to join the staff at sheriff is De'mpcrat Pktrick J. Sul members report to her as soon as The Dionne honie in Callander convention. . A. filjSlo rf ....4 0 10 1 10 Pa.stSt' Ra.sk gave a resume of . .. but stil) 154,160 forest fires ' But the pipe tycoons aren’t al Paul Hart, son of Mr; and . Mrs. Ar this offko yots mtof potr WDRC—Record Shop Ititt^ Lincoln Junior High In Framing livan. ' any ticketts are sold in order that I Ixathrni) pi ....4 0 1 13 0 1 I WCTH—Jack a Waxworka W HAY-News: Nile Watch could not be reached by telephone the workÔf tbs' schooland brought* burned over 9 million acres. . . together foiêtting the male trad(> Charles J. Hart, of 'Minneapolis, MONfV to hsip wfiiti tmtom, ham, Mass. Cafasso is leaving to Information and reservations Besides Ferguson, the incum jD. Pitkin I ....3 0 0 n 0 0 0 W TIC -nbber Molly last night. ahe may keep accurate records on 1 ....2 1 0 2 U 2 0 a brief devoflpnal nrie.'>sage. Re And morp than one out of every .; .They have come out with a new •epentss. * ' i ^ Y —Hall o( Rei^rda WDRC—Mr. K "*" teach in the Boston area so that can be obtained by contacting bents, nominated were:, Edward A. Minn. The wedding was held in Los When she received her religious reservations made for the two sit- " ' marks were tngde by Kenneth seven fireJ were started by care chinrester .model for men with Angeles July 16 and was followed MOMIY lor Jeefor. dasfiiS, WOCC—Recoed'Revue WGTH—Frank Edwarda he can be doee to his mother who Treasurer John J. Romano. 47 Platt In Fairfield County, Lionel ToImIm ...... ^ ;y .M ~5 ~7 27 .10 "s ~4 Wiom-Baseball Request Matinee U:I»- name last May, her ‘ father said tin gz Tickets not sold by Aug. less smokers. ,,, false or weak teeth . . . it has a by a small inforlnal reception. . .koopital. Iwnorol biSs. is HI. Spaulding Circle, East Hartford. Poirier in Windham County. Paul Went in, for Cnbb. .ln 6th: ran * for' Nelson, superintet^nt Of the Sun Plucgei Suwurt WT10«-t»oranxo Jooea WHAY—New*: Nila B'atch Marie appeared genuinely happy 7, the day on which reservations German In 8llr: went In for Horyrika day School. The staff ivas intro • Bet you didn't know that . . •. specially curved sfeni that puts Mrs. Hart attended Milton MONIV far IOIIS6, fawsrsfi, is- WIMIC—Memory Uua WTIC—Heart of Newi Superintendent Bixby has re- B. Sweeney in Tolland County and In the convent. close, should be returned to Mrs. III Mb; went-in for Pitkin'In 6th. duced and the names of 41 pupils One Way to lose weight is to go to w-eight on the chin. Academy and was graduated from AND •unaiKa, aiMsw. , WGTH—Bobby Benson WDRC—Music vealsd that Mrs. Thelma Gilman Harry B. Morse in Utchfield Columbia/ ;n J I 0 0 1 7 0 o -n Biti WGTH—Night Mooda "She has lost her shyness,'' he Wiflett promptly. who had perfect attendance were the Equator (tecauae’ of slightly Of course, if you have a receding Vassar C ^lege in 1640. During MONIY lor Iwmiluro. tools, a graduate of Kenti:cky State County. Bofon ....0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 3— 5 WHAY-HaU ot Records !#:>»- said. "She seems to have confi Bird Sales Banned The Men’s Club of the church i 2b; Saillon. Diinnack: 3h: Mikolaw, read. In the list were 6 beginners. lowered gravity a man who weighs chin . . . as Well as weak teethv. . . . S t p l i c Tanks oquipwlot . - . lo f (ho B'CCC-e-Record Review WHAY—News:' Nil* Watch Teachers College and Mrs. Tluth dence in herself." will sponsor aI hnhhv ahnur end ' A. Manezft*'. hr; Huirhineon: rh: 14 primary children, 12 Juniors; 190 pounds at the Norm pole will there is another smoking gadget kotso. forts, gisisisr WIWB—BasebaU Request Matinee WTIC—American Forum of Air Ducharme from'Willimant ic I nopoy snow and MlkoIaw 2. German; aar Jen- cos«p. w n c —Pront P st* rarrell WDRC—Moods for Romance Marie was given the name of auction on the evening o f the bar- am: al. Jenam; bh; Rlaley 4. A, Glz- and 9 intermediates. The average be a pound lighter at the Equator) on the market . . . It is called a M a c h i N t CImnmI veDRO-MaaseyrTlItoa WGTH—President Elsenhower Teachers have been.-added to. the In Philadelphia cigarette. MOMIY to awho lhiin( stqta M :tA- Sister Marie Rachel when she be Weekend Deaths becue. The hobby show is ex llo 1, Shea 1. A. Maneazta. 0: ao: Rle- dally attendance was 53. Pupils . 'I'he British have discovered a LET US FILL YOUR Septic Tanks, Drain WGTH—Bubby Benson came A novice at the cefeniony At stAff to fill the vacancieip. ley 7. A. Glxllo 0. Shea 0. A. Manrai^ cosrosiost, sisrS; • ‘•Sr WHAY—Newt: Nile Watch pected to Include ceramics, paint 2: «p : l.slhrop 3: w: Rlaley; ph: Ger came’ from TaJcottvlIle. Andover, "piiiat of death'' that will rid ships Fields. Dry Wells pnd WHAY—News w n c —American Forum of Air tended by her parentAicnd the oth Philadelphia, July 19 (Ah—The ing and an exhibit of rare fish. man. Maaaey. Rmerson. » Rockville and this town. of cockroaches for as long as two WCCC-Good Evenint Good Music WDRC—Moods for Romance er four <{uintuplets — Yvonne, An Manchester Evening HernM EI-' By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Sewer Lines Installed WKKB—News: Scores WGTH—President Elsenhower bird departments tn six city stpres Georgs Davies, president of the Forced E ntry at School Following the program. Mrs. year.s . . . Many schrizophreitic How To Hold nette, Eitiilie and Cecille. lingtnn rorrespondrnt, Mrs. O. F. New York—Joneph J. Lamer, MOMlY to looko your wotk otT W n c -Wews U :«b - have been closed in an effort' to Men's Club, has requested Anyone Principal Gabriel Rueben has re‘- Hjalmaf Carlson and her commit (split personality) children often and Repaired. hosio, is tks thop, S<|3 WDRC—News WHAY—News; Nile Watch Berr, telephone Rocktille 5-9S1S. 87, who helped found nationwide ported to the State Folice that The order requifes candidates combat the virus disease psitta wishing to donate articles for the, tee served Ice cream, punch and Show a preference for toys that llio fonw, ooiior. WGTH-Naws WTIC—News chain of apparel''shops. Bom in during the past weekend entry cookies. FALSE TEET|I «:U- WDRC— Nl'WS . for nunhood to serve two years as cosis, or- parrot fever, the Phila Philadelphia. Died Sunday. auction to contact him or the can be rotated or spun. (But if Vliko to toy ysmsAamuO/C WHAY—Spolli|dit eti Sports WGTH—Local Ne novices. I f they wish to continue pastor. was made at the Elementary that were the pniy test of a schizo- Moro Firmly in Place Wm. F. U:U— delphia Health Department has Dqnison, Iowa—Mark Cramer, WOCG-^-Good Evening Good Musle lives pf dedication: to the Blessed New Haven Man Locals IkMo' Scjiool and the bandits stole a hose phi-ehtc, every kid in tpwn would Do your talas teeth annoy and em- Called for and delivered THIFHONC . Wtne • or VISIT WKNB-Baaeball Request Matinee WHAY—News:-Nn* Wnlrh disclosed. SO, published Or a chain Of news reel and 100 feet of hose. barraaa by aUppins, dropplns pr wob- w n c —StricUy Sporu WTIC—News « the World •> Sacrartien^. they must renew their The department; in announcing papers In Iowa and Nebraaka. Died UnitedMethodist’s softball West Haven Youth have a spilt personality.) bllnz when you eSt, Uush of talk? promptly at no extra WDRC—Jack Zalman WDRC—Almanac vows annually for three years. team lost a free slugging game Custodian David Twoomey found Juit aprlnXIe a llttls FASTEETh on Steele & Son WGTO—P a t t e i^ W O T H -i^ rU Elected AL Head its action Saturday, said 30 cases Saturday. ,/ Time-Marthes-On-Dcpt: N oth charge. PREFERRED After this they may take perpetu td Columbia in its benefit event the glass panel in the back stor ing ever changes," people say— in your plates. This alkaline (non-aetd). of the disease', .also known as par 'Toke A Step" In The age room smashed when he open powder holds false testn mors nrmly 683 VERNON ST. ' ' fINANCI CO.,' INC. * ‘ivHAY—Supper Seranada WHAY^NIte Watch al vows, renouncing the world for rot fever,'had been reported in the ^ lNSi:B.\.\'CiB‘ M A N DlF-S Friday at the school diamond, 14- Killed ill Crash a world that Is changing as s«'iftiy and more comtortably. No kummy. WTCC—Good Eveninc, Good Music wrnZ'—Starlight Sarenade ed the school about 7 o'clock this Td. MI.9-D531 or MANCHiSTIR WDRC—Nlght Owl the- rest of their lives. Bridgeport. July 13 f/F)--George city. Acting Health Commissioner Westerly, R. I.,,.July 19 — ll..| It Is expected the Church as they are . . . But look bock sooey. pasty tsste or feetinz. Does not PINE PHARMACY tst MAIM tm ir * . -- --- WKNB—Baseball Request Matinee RIGHT Direction School building fu>)d will realize morning. He immediately called sour. Checks "piste odor (denture w n c—America in Profile WGTH—Sporu Life at the convent was de D. Baron of New Haven is the new Dr. Norman I. Ingraham said this John L. W/.y; 94. retired vice pres Orange, July 19 ()P)—Philip U l just 20 years at a few things the bivath). Oet FASTEZm todsy st MI.9-7842 \ O w M*» WW. frl. «.Jt lo ZJS ^ r « g - Principal Rueben who in turn noti CALL MI-9.9814 y S r K t t t ^ »,JS le t . <(m W teSifSeri WDRC—G. L/Ombardo scribed as "not difficult or hard,” comman’der of the Connecticut De was "near epidemic prciportiona." ident of t)ie Travelers Insurance i more than 1100 as a result of the rich, 19,' of West Haven, waa world lacked that are now com any drug counter. W G lil—BUI fltem WHAY—Nile WAleh Make an investment in comfort that’ll pay for itaelf game, an' event conceived by the fied the State Police. ' , wnc—Stmrllght Serenada but it was along, austere lines. partment of the American Legion, Psittacosis resembles pneumonia Co. and file oldest member of the | killed last night when his 18-year- monplace: Jet planev, nylon, tele • :U - in ECONOMY .. . DEPENDABILITY .. . work saving. baseball team and helped along by According to Rueben . the reel WUAY-Supper Serenada WDRC-Night Owl With other white-garbed nuns, which closed Its three-day conven and ii transmitted to humans by board oCdi|;ectqrs o f both the in- 1 and the hose are marked "Bolton old coupe collided with a 15-ton vision, penicillin , . . Our idea o f a WCCC—Good Evening. Good MualC W C n i—SporU Marie spent her days in praj’er tion here Saturday. Baron was surance company and the Hart- | Autamatic oil heat is a heating method lone accepted in ticket-selling , Church School tractor trailer on busy Boston Post real old-timer is a i;uy wSio can WKNB—Hero's to Veu ^ parakeets and other pet birds. A l youngsters. School" and all residents are urged W n c—Three Star Extra and silent work on priests' vest elected by acclamation. LeRoy B. though antibiotics such as aureo- ford Trust Co., died eyesterday at . this area. Road, ____ .... . , remember when aspirin was a Road Workers Busy to report to the authorities if.-tbey wonder drug. WDRC—LoweU Thomas ments, altar clothes and similai; Butler of Willimantic Was iina'ni- mycin are effective against it, the Weaterly Hospital. Bee the stolen goods. ■The big truck dem olish^ the WGTH—News ^ Demlng and Flora Roads, which Almanac Editorial: W e have Seven Boys Enroll duties. moualy elected senior vice com disease is considered serious. He was a resident of Weet i NOW is the time to "convert.” The weather's right— This is the second break at the small automobile, tore down sev Site— mander. The only contest devel have bjsrn (indergoing reconstruc been ihiiori led by what we take WHAY—Bupper SeranAd^ Since thicir birth in 1334, the Under the ban, the stores may Hartford, and had a summer home DELCO-HEAT burners are available— and the “ rush” school this summer. About a eral telephone poles and smashed oped over the election of a vice tion during the past year, have to be a reliable oource that the W C C C -G o^ Evcnln^Good Miislc quintuplets have amassed a ais- not sell or buy birds until tests at Weekapaug, R. I. month ago a television set was into a tree. It burst into flames WKNB—Evening Serenade At Aquatic Camp commander for women but it was hasn’t begun yet. been completed and are provoking Sahara desert is creeping north WTIC—Spin 'Em Again able fortune in advertising con are made on those on hand. He joined the insurance firm at stolen. with truck driver William Hinck settled wtihout a record vote. Miss the age of 18 and retired about fmvoral)le comment. First Select ley, 52, of Rockland, Maine, ward at the rate of 20 miles a WDRC—Tenn. Eri tracts. Most of the money is held Ingraham tail -also that he w ^ Get your name on B A N TLY’S automatic oil delivery man Robbins reports. Rueben states that the hose and , WGTH—R. r . Xutleigh Boyg capecially Intereated In Lillian Haran of West Hartford 30 years ago. reel are covered bj^ insurance. - trapped in the smashed cab. year. (Or maybe It ia 20 milca * i l » - / in a trust fund set up for them considering a spot check of p i list and you’re all set for the freezin' season. Deming Road which connects water aporta have enrolled at the by the Canadian government. As a won the office when Miss Beverly Hinckley was freed later by every century—we have mislaid WHAY—Supdcr Bsrenada Hansen of East Hampton withdrew geons around the city hall an^ in Routs 85 and French Road pro- the clipping.) WCCC—G ^ Evening. Good Music West Hill Aquatic Camp in New nOn pledged to poverty, M a rie Manchester Evening Herald Bol firemen . with acetylene torches while a roll call waa in progtess. parks. , Stop— get details pn our DEiXÔ-HEAT Burner, auto ■vldes a shortcut from Birch WKNB—EvenIng Serenade riartford. The local boya ara at* would not have been able to re ton correspondent, Mrs. Joseph and taken to St. Raphael's Hospi In any event we demand to know W nC-7«pln 'Em Again matic delivery service and easy-budget terms, too. Mountain to the south Bolton tal in New Haven where It w*aa WDW^—Peter Mnd Hayes Show tending: the firat aeaaion of the ceive her share. REFl'SE TO TAKE C^l.'T area. Flora Road, running from IFItalln, telephone Mitchell S-S545. WGTH—J. Vandercook camp. PREFERS JAIL TO WORK reported he suffered possible mul Cedlle and'Annette attend the New Haven. July 19 (Ah—Said North Grosvenor Dale, July .19 ■ Route 85 at French Road to Clark tiple fractures. vHAY—Supper Serenade From here are: David Boone, 23 Institut Familial at Nipolet, In the young man-who walked into fA') — A Cluett-Peabo45'j_Inc., rer' THE OFFICE OF Road, will be used this year b y OOITRTESV COST S?00 rc c c —Good Evening. Good MuaiC Park St.; Carter DeCbrmier. 30 The crash occurred at RMce- w o re —Pise's Pleller Party northern Quebec, where Bmitie police headquarters yestqrday: “I quest that employes take it 10 per i School buses to cut two-tenths of Winsted, July .19 ()P) — Hos brook 'Road here and cut off pow WINDOW SHADES WTTC-Newêt the World Steep Hollow Lane; Peter De has been a domeatic science stu want to go to jail ao I won't have cent wage cut was r,ejected yester-' DR. RAYMOND a mile o ff previous bus routes. pitality extended to a well, dressed laney. 286 Porter St.; Theodore er and telephone service.in a con-- WDRC—PeierNUnd Haves Show dent. Yvonne is studying fine arts to go to work." Police said it day by about 500 CIO textile em- ' Lawrence Sbma. Andrew Man- strapger Saturday evening by Jiid"- siderably wide area after the Gr*M, Whit* Ecru WCTH—GabriaTHeatter Gannutz, 373 Lydall, St.; Robert at Notre Dame convent in Mont might be arranged. They turned ployes. The company said it needed : MOZZER ' eggia and Joseph Shinn, local col-Lson Sceery, proprietor of a service .f:lA - \ Maasaro, 44 Campfield Rd.; Philip truck bowled-over the'telephone WHAY-Supper BkraiiAde real. William H. Barlow, 19, over- to the cut in either wages or fringe lege students on vacation, are station here, coat him $200. Ilceery and poweF liites. Lady how does your figure WCCC—Good Evening. Good Music Robenhvmer, 36 Falknor Dr., and West Haven police who booked benefits to meet southern ôm-! working on the town road crew accedefi to the' stranger's request HOLULND FINISH W Kl«^ke;s Platler Party ^ WILL BE CLOSED IL CO.me. Assistant Police Chief Joseph Robert Smith, 131 Hartford Rd. . w n c —One Man a FainUy HEAVIEST ELEMENT him on' a charge of kindling a petition. The employes, members this summer. Paul Tzimoulis to be allowed.to wait in yie sta Cummings said the investigation DeCormier, Gannutz. Madsaro, CalifortTium, a Chemical element 331 MTa IN street MANCHESTER. C O N H * and Crai^ Spencer are alAo mem tion for somebody' he said was ffiS CA Made to Order WDRC-'-C. ColUngwood fire BO ax to endanger personal of the textile workers Union o f, FROM of the crash was incomplete. 4 l s v 9 With Your Rollera WGTH—In the Mood Robenhymer ai.d Smith have been created through atomic bombard property, .'fhat wax on the strength America, rejected the request and , bers of the crew. going to call for him. A little later elected Third Clasa Reaponalbles. ment at the-University of Csll- o f his statement that he started voted that the company submit the . JULY 19 to AUG. 2 TELEPHONE f-4S*5 Mrs. Allen To S|ieak the stranger disappeared. So did E.\RI.Y .\1B EXPESS TcIcYlsion ProffnHiM , fomia, is the 98th and heaviest two fires — one Saturday and one proposed wage cut to arbitration.' Mrs. Mildred Allen, GOP nomi the money tn Sceery'a cash reg First air exprea.s shipments Morocco is the African country: chemical element. It waa trana- yesterday In a West Haven The mill, which manufacturers I ROCKVIUE — PHONE 5-2177 nee for Secretary of State, will be ister. E. A. JOHNSON SMALLER SMALLER O b P u b T wo * were flown 1,000 years ago, when SMALLER \ lylhg cloaest to Europe. muted from isotope 242 of curium. automobile junk yard.. men's shirts, employs about 1,000. | guest speaker a t the picnic pro fresh cherries, e'nclo.sed in tiny gram of Tolland County Republi The two-year Buddhist Council silk bags, were attached to the PAINT CO. can Women's Club today. The pic in Rangoon, Burma, is scheduled to legs of carrier pigeon.* rind trans- j 699 Main St., Tel. MI-9-4501 nic will be held at the Keeney Cot- end in May, 1956. ported for considerable distances. I CHRYSIER WORLD RECORD 4|NW> ' ' .f. . . With Your New Haven Railroad inyhes you to byWISFESEefCmirsu / Three IN 24-HOUR RUN IS YEAR’S / to beat TOP VALUE NEWS TO N \ \ heat SLEEP m C O M FO R T-an attic fan New’s the beat time fer yeu te cools off the bedroom*. buy end drive e '54 Chrysler .» . I I identical with the one that ^ I I I averaged ever 118 miles per I I hour fer 24 heurs* centinueus I *7 httif - I want to extend to you ttiy personal invitation to I run! Seme engine.’Some trens> r* I thf ihoet advanced train in America today. - I •“I mission. .Some tremendous ■h I I t lean experimental unit that contains many new idedsand I . I I I performance' quelitiesl taeic new pripciptee in railroading. I've seen it in I I f I • I I oetipn! IbclievetheunewpriwipUegoalonyway v I I I I toward fulhlling the promUee t made of " I I IWs Is ■ StratosU fhsM la Bey.,. right new I I when we'rs making it so: unusually ssgv service between New York and Boston in 2Yi hours; Already, I to do so! 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Come lesm why today's fniroculcus curve-curber to come along in years! Petite but powetful, I I Chrysler is todsy's finest buy! I . I it's mode of l-o-n-g stretch nylon-power bobbinette— -gives you . f • t I f I pone! designed, petal-light control. Non-rqll. top ond bottom cuffs. I I e d M I t worn M COMFORT-Bleetrie rang$ I V So comfy yott'll weor.jt constantly I {gch girdle comes in a colorful I RCUU IN COMFORT In yoMr I THe p o w r J of leadership hetps^ k tn eeok amf I flower pot, for jewelry, scorfs, ribbons and, of course, flowers. Girdle ^ I sir conditioned living room. I t kttehen cooler. I le yours In s beeutifM l ' or ponty girdle in srhoU '(in a rose potJ medium ( in’o blue p ot) I I Or lorge Uri yellow pot). \ ^ I t CHRYSLER CORSET SALON

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k^CHKSTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, JULY 19,19M„ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, MONDAY, JULY 19, 1954 triet by vidaainc and 'tetandlinc world-wide ra c is m about prin- great paychological Impact Few CotUfft Straat, by wldaaiBf^^ othar ciplM, the growing demonstra Dropdles things bontrtbute to much to good H tm u, by aatUaf aatda parkinc tion that not'even the beet ne- Your Dental health, good looks and the enloy- ikviUe-Vernon faoillUaa. tiiona mean what- they have said By BaTKS enlng result ot the cold dental decay,- the most common liquor or drug, continued to Aug. Duke of Edinburgh win stop out coast of Hudanft Bay. the D u k e Partedported isolated by high-^waters, .schools, golf course and Eastbury nlaaiab to Stilt. I .if 'the Oommunista were diseases. It may spread directly AUG. r 1954 avamM, Tolland, was traatad at ing Missouri it was 111 at Kansas to PajvMa ta Adraaca war. ItT ^ a war for the minds of disease.) 33; John E, Kane, 31, Simsbury, a ty , 112 at SL Louis. become the first member of Great will see an im ^rtant defense post 1 Don Oislip. editorôf the Rich- Hartford or Manchester. 3 big bedrodma, ceraatto tBe a'aaaaaaaaaaaaaaBaaOa thoroughly recklesa, tê havoc to the sinuses and Is frequently tha atyjlospital lAat night aa tha violation of rules of the road by a a^ a aaaaaaaaaaaaaaa BriUln’s royal f ^ ily to virit the where Un)tW States and Cana-wood RepUbnean; said the damage rcen, but what.^side can eyer win the cause of oeteomyelitis of the ■N; failure to pass an overtaken Vehicle Other sampUngs in the heat belt bath, spacious pretty kitchen. Beaptfiully piaaned pUMi aaaâaoaaaaaaaaaaa thi’y could wtrk by refuting, peace Teeth sre the hardest pert of the rsault of aa accideiit ahortly aftar Sunday included 108 at Quincy, 111. land of the midnight nun. • iian forpto work together. . miiiinn aaaaaaWaaaaaaaaaaaa auch a war if bpth sides condition human skeletdn.. They remain In Jawbones. ''v t o’clock on tha Bolton Road. State on the left, failed to . appear' and (Coppermine nlll mark the north- Built'^25 years ago as a seaport would be aYduBd a million dol- room. Timken oil heat, Johna-MdMTillc iimalatlM.' OvE- , ____...aaaaaaaabâaaaaaaaaa at Geneva would reaUy be some and Praaidio, Texas, 104 at Mam- tact years after death when the (Nekt Weel^: The Results of •X Folieaman Paul Dischanea of tha bond set at 350; Arthur F. Ahan. lars.’ side hatchway. Pall basciMnt. Qnality matmriali< • • aa a a a a a a a*a a a a aa a a a thing.' « thi minds of men not tp^ trust the phli, 101' at Indianapolis, 100 at emmost stop on an air tour of for shipping grain fto'm the Cana- bones have turned to dust. Neglected Dental Decay.)' — ...... Stafford Springs barracks aald S3, Naw Britain, violation of nilaa Fear for 78 word'Or principle of,-anybody ? Omaha. Rapid City, 8. D. and Cahada’a northland being made by Mm prairies, Churchill has grain ^' I t W’aa not known what the flood throughout. Appraised 118,000. $10,800 diraet M BM BBROb. __ They cOt|ld topple Mendea- "Sois” (Half a Scimre) Yst in -life,. these superstrtMig - that Madigan waa thrown from of the road by failure to reduce th* husband of Queen Eliaabetoîlevators and docks Where each THE iunociArcb pksas The iasue on free elections - is CLEANING AND INSTALUNG tha ear vThaa It laft tha highway, speed, fined 918. Dickinson. N. D. might be doing to rurar areas. A from owner. $2,000 seeMid mortgage for qaalifled bayer. Aaaec&taatrolt and BoitoiL force Britain and the United campaigns for Better Working billion dollars a year in denUI •am..--atrenjrlh and enaray, try IIbAs laatalled. facial injuriai following an auto- feited; (jharlea A. Oiapralas. 39 inhabited territory. Islands , on the north shore of the AUDIT BUMSAU o r bills In rhilOren a'inn* thor-a b m FRRRIEAN—the flew Iron-Iodine * . . more people emll Arlington. Mass., speeding, bond There were a few relatively chilly ‘In less than three weeks—from 3t. Lawrence River will be com top way to' Richwood. Disaster States into a sudden reappraissl .Conditions. They sponsor a Head- . . a Samp pomp# inataliad ta moblla accident on the -Sandy ■pots—(M at Grand Marais, Mich, teaips from Washington. D. C., of their positle^ with pib likeli The stand s u n in which Cuatomers are 1 »<»«» 30® million denUI cavities- ramava avatar fram ya«r McKinney Bros. Beach Road, Oyatal Lqka. Stats of 3I8 forfeited; John' S. ^mbact, July 29 to Aug. 17—th* Duke will pleted, and iron ore will come and Charleston, W. Va., were also •O*. N .) .1 ‘ The Barald Prlntiad Compaw. Inc., 'placed comfortably on their heads , * ^cklo^ Is growitir^t the mins in tablet form that haa helped snd-maximums in the 50s snd 80s see Eskimos anO Indians, airborne down from the rich deposits in the daaunaa no flsaaclal raapooatbiUty for hood being thkt Uiese two, after mllar. (1) Prompt ^rrice' PoUoaman Frank Shay of .the »5; Waltham, Mass., speeding, expected. so Clerks don’t have to bend over ’’*** shout 40 million a-year. to make ao many peplaaa, rundown, a Naw "raatproaT’ aawar Stafford Springs barracks who in- bond of 118'forfeited; Constantin •long the upper Pacific (Joast. It geologista aito prospectors, heli uninhabited Labrador-Quebec hin ■ ------error! appaarmt In ad- lUl, would iiavs to decide to fight diacouraked folki foal and act yeara (2) Quality Work waa only 88 at San Francisco. copters making instrument sur terland. DIGNITY AND BEAtTY ____ neau and other read ^ nattar Doctor Says : while fitting shoes. S.C.I.S. has al- 8t“««s on two-y^,:oId children younsar. Satlafaetlon Quarantaod or Unas inatatled. veatigatad the accident said that Rasmadse, 58, White Plains, N. Y COMMITS. SI'ICIDE ON TRAIN la Tha Mancheiter Svaninp Herald.' fh Indo-China. •* “ i so patented an 'Automatic shoe ! * , y**r» ago-'tijoWed one out (3) Reaaonable Priees Mias Schlichting waa a passenger qMccUng, bond of |1S forfeited; veys for mineral-bearing ridges,-as U. S. and Canadian mining in . . . . la neUeved.^ every Qnlah aar rten money hack. Tablam tl.it. a PiBggad aewar Haas aleaa- well as new sub-Arctic and Arctic terests developed this area in the New Haven, July 19 (>>—Dr. regardlcea mt ye»toiapcndUai«. DIapiay adrertlatnc cloatnc boura: If they wanted to piit France, ! shine machine," a wooly lamb ' ' tw oâd leaSt-.one ■ decayed Hale’s Department Store. ad electririUly. IE SAFE . . , IS SURE in a car driven by Leonard S.- Leonidas J. Laurent, 34, Fell Riv Marvin M. Scarbrough, medical hsr Hoodar—1 p. m. Prlday. ABNORMAI, T m ’ROID GLANDS ' trained to apply poliah with Its lit-) The-Average 16-year-old haa PaloaaJ, 31, of Crane Road, El er. Mass., passing on-right, bond mining camps where gold, radium. past few years, pushing its com Onr BMeem tarilltten am OsaigMi to make Itor Tueaday-^1 p. m. Ifonday. and .the world, into turmoH, they CAN BE TREATED SUCCESS Silver, iron and other metals, are pletion ahead of schedule when examiner, said yesterday that eur eervice* as dignified and aa ceasfarteMa " r Wedneaday—t p. m. Tueaday. tie tongue and then rub its b a c k P * * ’"’^*"*' teeth , decayed,, lington. The car, which waa travel of $15 forfeited; Kenneth A. Police Seeking Miss Martha Margo Martin. 28. of •a peeslblq, . r Tharaday—1 p. ta Wedneaday. coiild do it by making .settlentent FULLY against your Oxfords, 'til thAy i ing west, according to the police, Young. 41, Waban, *Maea.. speed being mined In increasing quan the Korean War broke out In 1950. Inwood. N. -Y., who died Saturday or FMdae—1 p. m. Thuraday. at Geneva Impoesiblc. And thdre gleam. If you'wear suede shoes. Bacteria play an important' part c inney hit a utfltty pole and was badly ing, bond of $18 forfeited; John A tities. Open-Pit hlining MoiRm^ display roeni for enaa in or flatorday—1 a. m. Friday. By EDWIN P, JORDAN, M. D. in the process of tooth deca)F, Call M K BROS: Airplane Community in New Haven' Hospital after be would be some, good reasons, from Instead of a lamb, you get a por damaged: ’The driver^ escaped with (3arvaIho, 31, East Boston, Mata Mystery Man At the Knobb Lake mine-site, coming violently HJ on a New Ha W m .r. Qnteli Claaaillad deadllna: 10:10 a m. aaeh Written for NEA Service cupine. ‘ Enormous numbers of bacteria are SEWA6E DISraSAL COMPANY only alight leg bTîaet, At Port Radium on Gteat Bear the royal visitor will see ore being lay of pubUeatiea aaeept Satnrday — the Communist poiht of view, for TEU MUeMI M M E -IM .in FKAKL ST. MANCMEITTEIt speeding, bond of |18 forfeited; ven Railroad train, had com Jalw Tierney I a. m.- ______,______present in all mouths. They feed Dairy Tour J. L. Frank Kehrig, Lisbonville, Lake, for instance, the Duke will Im '(M from the open-pit mining mitted suicide by, talcing "poison Bay snl T. Qnlah doing this. Success for hfendss- thyroid is a gland which lies on scraps of food substances which Maine, speeding, bond of $34 for In Hotel Death see a communit.v the airplane development Onto specially built of some kind.’’ A suicide not# " . Monday,'July 1® towaht the front raaidential buildings development of the bOnes which becomes vulnerable. the pretty brunette into the dress Inelndee welting and ilppart, in Naw York City to provide tations to the Communists, there live. Even stronger was his pur When the nerves In the pulp this year’s and one previous-year’s and the charge of givin|; 'liquor er drawer four feet long. 10 inches Here the Duke will get a look atomic energy’ plant north of Ot- ptn-fitted nnd oat In yew heoM li can be discovered by X-ray ex to a minor was nolled. at part of North America’s Arctic ■f:- ( certain amount of off-stfeet park era other factors which obviously amination are also typical. pose to do God’s will. With in detect the encroaching decay, they contests. This team will represent deep end two feet wide. for perfect flt. - ;y creasing clarity Jesus had come send signals, of-pain to the brain. Tolland County in the State 4-H Elmer J. Weirs. 24. city, viola The leirs were doubled under the defenses. Victoria and Vancouver. At Van- Fine Selectten *f Fnbriea. ing or garage space. mgke them pause and consider. tion of mlea of road, fined 312; At Yellowknife on Great Slave Cretinous children grow slowly to realise that he must choose be If left untreated, the infection PHONE Dairy contest to be held in Sep torso, which wa* l>1ng slightly on F m / “ ‘ n** the British There has been some controver ' They could topple Mende.-- tween these two passions. In order will spread throughout the pulp, tember. Lynn A. Farnum. 27. Hazardville, the right aide, right arm doubled Lake. lie will viait a modem aub- rL m f * Comnionwealth WE ALSO S P E C L U jn IN and their mentaj development is to continue living in the flesh, he MItchull 9-7196 •k Wa hAva the men, skill automatic delivery—free Club Agent Gray says that this operaUng a motor vehicle while Arctic town which has. grown up DEAFERIES AND COENICES sy over this provision hdre in France, but If they did eo they also slow;. Their hair' is likely to eventually destroying tha whole underneath. The head waa cocked from a rich gold . atrike made A u ^st * oC liUochester, . where it can be would also destroy the last pre be thin and the. skin dry. would be required to betray God’s tooth. or MItcholi 3-8606 And tools to aerviee, adjust, beat-aaving tipa—courtaoua year 4 special accident and Illness licenae under suapensidh, fined •t a grotesque angle on the right N* Need Tp Ge Ont Of Town! trust in him. If he gave un repair and clean any ty ^ or InsurAnee Is being taken out for 3100 with 335 remitted; Howard there about 16 yearn ago. Now rather easily complied with, so it tense- that Communists can be Yeething ie delayed, the ab In this age of television, where help from trained driven. chest. almost a dozen mines are in pro For Free Eatlinnte nnd Rawpla domen is usually swollen, the legs swerving fidelity to his Father, th>re is invest emphasis on good 142 Eg«t Center St. make oil burner. the day. Ihose attending will W. Winchell, 43, city, common The body was clad only In bras HEARSE e x p l a in e d » '\ia not at all surprialng that dealt with. Iôr if Mendes-France men of privilege snd power would Manchester k HotltrMdbHhtat,tool Lab carry lunches, and fathers of drunkard, aentenced to 80 da.ya siere, panties and slip. The girl’s duction in the vicinity, producing Chlllicothe, Mo. 0NT I I tp^. behave like themselves, the ness are common in myxedema. actiao. Ho AtakarlaaM ta amployad man and woman, marriad or mittaa presented a* report at the Sisters Injured assaulted. aeems almost impossible. It might Backaches and pain in the limba was needed. He knew the secret ■ingla. Ha arrangaa convanient monthly paymanta. OdlumuniaU - face penalties snd of life abundant and everlasting. last buaineaa meeting. Miss Ann Mias Poore had been dead af aven seem that, under this re and Joints may be present. The If you dacida that a loan ia to your advantage, ro«»»a (a gaa Gworek and her committed are As Bike Hits Car least 38 hours when hsr body waa quirement, np one could afford to losses which they may find too skin becomes thickened, roughened With compassion he wept over found, Coroner Roy B. Storms Jerusalem. Warm was the fellow ' -YES MANagar today. in ehargeôf arrangements for the build another hon-residentinl great to accept. If that proves the and dry. The features are coarsen picnic. said That would place the time ed. the lips become thickened and ship with his disciples and sweet taama $as ta $6«0 aa Mtfioluro Aloaa C A U MITCHEU 3.S13S FOR TOP QUALITY Two young aiatera were injured building in New York City. case, the apirit and jnanner of the Swimming Olas«M of death at sometime Friday. the nostrils and mouth enlarge. ■wAs the communion with his Fath raar tiatg to aav vgg- late yesterday afternoon when the The girl a 1954 graduate of (Jlln- But, unfortunately, the. impoa- Mendes-FTancO approach 'can be There are other signs of low er. Life was precious. Ouciflxlon SlUNT GLOW OIL BURNERS Due to the large number of en bicycle on which they were riding Judged to have bgd much to do trants for beginners’ classes this ton High School In weatern Indl- aibiliUea afe Just as atropg the thyroid activity in grownups. was shameful and agonizing, "if FINANCE CO. _ morning were scheduled to start collided with an automobile on sna, had come here looking for with it. He has exhibited a dra it be possible, take this cup from Parker Street. work. -Her mother. Mrs. Hazel other way. If it aocma to those Successful treatment both of me." Nevertheless! IN MAIN *T., 2nd n ., Ovsr Wselworth's, MANCHESTER at 9:3(1 Instead of the later hour According to the driver of the civic, mercanUis and real csUte matic talent for putting the Com- cretinism and myxedema consists 1 Mitchell S-41K • Ask tar tha VEi MANagar originally announced. Miss Lor auto. George F. Flavell, 44. of 552 Poore of Clinton, said she had munista on the spot which no We must find God’s will in the ©PIN THURSDAY IVCNINCS UNTIL I P.M. raine Genovesl, a qualified instruc token a Civil Service examination intereats that they can’t go ahead in supplying the patient with' same way that Jesus found It: in MORIARTY BROTHERS tor In water safety who received Woodbrldge St.. Delores and Jan Thursday for a typiat’s Job. .1 under such a requirement, it is other western leader has hitherto thyroid extracts obtained from ani tensity of desire, realty of com l«aw mm4t a itiMwta at aW anti aaiiai M w h her Instructions at the National ice Lee DelGrecco, 8 and 4-year- mals. J ja ia a( | m cwb |H.W arWa p t ifHy layaM la 17 caawcaitw awmM, lwt|llia«ah t l ttik . 3IS CENTIR n. MANCHISm ®’?8i,£«*Pectlvely, were turning O'Shea had registered, the same equally true that they can't go poaseased. panionship, more passionate de ■ ______-s Aquatic gchool at Camp Pequot-, day at the hotel,- saying on the The response to the proper treat sire. We must practice the pres Gardner Lake, Coicheater, ia tit into Parker Strbet from Jenaen card he represented a finance ahead without it ‘If they can’t" ment in myxedeme is remarkable; ______L ■a- Stree.t when the accident oocured. CoM War Casualty UiAsymptonia disappear and a new ence of d>od and we must practice charge of the classes which will company. He did not check out. afford to do it,, they also cannot doing the will of God. be conducted daily for a period of Flavell aaid hia car was pro and maids hadn’t entered the room crop of hair grows in. Even in chil ■ :>' •■«>* «.j-a-».,-.w,-'E.aîaa«.ii n |i|||j||( immsuam two weeks. ceeding north on Parker Street at afford not to do it. For the situa In this age, when the incon- dren wh^n treatment with thyroid . Kirby Page until Sunday mor/ning. Sponsored By The Manchester Eacruiting Dflice Opeaed a alow rate of speed when the tion U that Nsw York City long aistenefea of msn and nations are extract is begun early, growth and lrls came rapidly out of Janaen Mlae Poore was registered at ago passed the saturation point, being exposed pitilessly, day by development can be re-established. COuhcii of (Jhurchex Hie U.S. Army Recruiting oIBce the Lorraine Hotel, a block from haa been opened by M.Sgt. Paul Street and struck hia fender. the Claypopl. She had planned ao far as automobiles and traffic day. It it perhaps no'surprise to Johnson on the basement floor of Flavell asserted one of the girla to return to Olnton Saturday are concerned. the Rockville Post Offlee building. was riding on the seat of the bike discover that the western powers, and the other waa on the handle night and then come back here P**"!^?* they cannot afford to who presumably believe in the It ia open Mondays and Wednes this week td look for work again. days of each week from 8 a. m. to bar, or the Croas bar near the go-ahead, imder the propoecd son' self-determination of peoples, and Ruth m ilett handle. bar. ms Gpneord Casuals 5 p. m. Information on the U.S. lAHMB DEDICATES HOSPITAL Ing requirement But it will do who often seem to regard the Army and what it haa to offer may At Manchester 'Klemoria] ' Hoa- Meriden, July lff(i(P>—No one in them ho good to try to go ahead guarantee of a "free election' aa BNnit RriNiff Is Best Answer be secured from Sgt. Johnson who pital, where police had taken the Oonnecticut lives more than 20 SPARKLING BRIGHT IN TWO HOURS with out It, either. So Ujby will Ta MaUrioua Ooealpwionger fliR-conDiTioninc calls attention to the fact that girla after the accident, Dolores miles from a hbepiUl. TTiU fact the solution of almost any foreign grow lovel ler with the years! high school boys enlisting now are was treated for abrasions about 'probably adopt it. No one can stop di/ficully,, are not pressing vary "Did you know the Smiths are waa pointed out yesterdav by Gov. getUng a divotoe?" Susan, who aqie to choose the branch of the the forehead and face. Janice was John Lod;.'* who spoke'nt dedica New York City from trying to hard for any .holding of free elec ■ service they desire. treated fqr a fractured left thigh prides herself on knowing all the and pelvis. tion cerqmohies here for th* new or WHILE YOU SHOP I struggle to reUin iU capacity for tions as a piii-t of the aetUement ia hews-before it-gets into print, DeMty VMUtion Meihorlal Wqepital, built as a District Deputy Grand Master Flavell was uninjured, but dam memorial to Meriden’s World War growth, for struggling to retain Iiid'o-Chtna. dropped her well-timed conversa-- WILLIAMS Leroy M. Aspinwall. Sr., of the age. estimated a t . 320. was sus TOP Q u a l it y what it is. And no one can refrain tional bomb into the middle of her n dead:- 'The state’*, 38 general ■ê westeni powers pw indeed bridge chib. OIL SERVICE Odd Tellowa wiH make his offlclal tained by his car, Patrolman Wal-' hoepiUls, Lodge said,'have been I , We make Mvcral comptew qhaa „ of water to properhr waah jmar lana* from the guess that it is toO late. bound to ask free elections, in visit to Rising Star Lodge, I(X>F ter S. Ferguson, who was In charge established through the traditional The astonished comments and tonight at 9 in the lodge’s rooms mire the instituiion of a free elec being Uir first to know and the w " years. Everything u m ^ 'I first (o tcU about someone rise’s up to hundreds of impor-' Hitchcock Chair .. 27.60 causa'of tha succsm of the midget Addidoeal for dverychiag Here, in Mantuieoter, ” a# . we tion leas ardently when they sua- troubles. They have such a thirst' tant dollars . . . an invest basketball laagua during the in •d in ouroteiile Milnor Stain- completely a/rsMad All ar come do4'n to our pw-n version of pect that a free election might go for gOasip that they never even \ ment you don’t want to ■ ik door .aaasona. o r t h i s lam Steel Washer* and •pin. the same problem, there' is one againat them. bother to find out if the atdries Donald Baigar, who has diractad ticle* ncady fshU d aad care they apread are true. lose. tha midget laagiu, announced to-, dried. major comfort. It is not too late. It was apparently a free elec- OLLIE'S fully ^rtogad Alafaya tha Prafa<-a n day that he was aaeking four spon Wa have even managed, in some Uon. for that , matter, that in If they have a conacienre it is And you needn’t lose! sors for an outdoor league at a JUST RIGHT com 996 oiudi to cover a two year AUTO BODY MANY ARTICLIS ^ reapeeta, to be ahead of the big stalled the regime in Guatemala quickly eased with prefacing a bit Let us— at very small ..Y. *ifi**> as we. are' in euc parking of goaaip-arith. ‘There may not be period'. If tlM aponaara are aa- ★ W a D IN G FOR IRONING READY TO USi we did not like. And the election a word of truth in it but..." or cost—provide you with Per cucad, tha activity will Mart im- âce rûiremenc for nek- build- wdiich ratifies the Guatemalan re mediataty, it AUTO RODY oad tnga. "Don’t tell anyone I told you be- sonal Effects Insurance be gime we do like, if it docs - ratify caiuM It m ay be . Just a rumor fore you take off! Tha weakly asaaton of City FENDER REPAIRS M s e t h i s ■ We MINIMUM CHASOE We aUU have time to do, at but. Court again found the docket iL jsill be an election considerably crowded with motor vehicle viola COMPLETE CAR relatively reaaonable coat, the lass,' free. Similarly, in 'British The damage that gquipa like- j tions. Oases disposed of were: ONE-STOP FOR COMPLETE UUNORY m 4 DRY GLEANINO SERVlOE thlnge we need to do^the .things Susan do could be Imineaaurably; PAINTING ®ulana, free elections brought in cut down if there were more tiaopic i David H." Mahr, 46. Vernon, com- LACQUER nng ENAMEL that are already prohibiUvs ia like Mary who have the courage! moB drunkard, bond net at 1300 OH7(/iy BRING A BUNDLE OF LAUNDRY IN DURING THE WEEK OF JULY 19 !• 24 to power Ut# Communist-tinged •nd anaa eontlauadr Eugene A. St. aoat for New York, almost pto- regime the British tossed out so to look the goasipa la the aye and j S GrisWoU street AND TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR OPENING WEEK FRU OFFER. say "I don’t believe it." Loula,''Mr, city, violatioa of rules hilktlve in cost for Hertford.', unceremoniously not long ago. St the rend, continued one weak; Tel. MI-9-502S When was New York’s future? 'The reason that goasipa go right "Die Communists, of course, sre OB gossiping is that they seldom If's a i©y to live with Concord Solid M sp U Cotuslt for it iSvUet It . was two decadea ago. equally practical in their ntUtuda meet with Such rebuffs. The, re *<13 TO lEADr te d ’s future was yesterday. Ours caption of their news ia usually all relaxation and carefree living. Never shows dust; scratches dis’ toward "free elections." They liAST CENTRE ST. la today. We could atart grasping that they expect. There Just aren’t ieppaer•• withTTiiM 6m bit of poiiin.polish. And 4111ell thernw timeTima rn*the ricnrich .ROTT-orown.soft-brown want them only when they,_ are enough Harya to put the Susans our future, nPw, without en- likely to win, and alfo make very in their place. NutmecSO coloring is aging to a mellow, natural’patino;. Here Is just GBNSBALOBUCXRld OOUntcrtJig the prohibiUve or ai- certain, wl.cn they ato held, that (All rl^ ta reserved, N iU Rerr- « sempipiing of the quaint . . end comfortable . . pieces you'll see SANCES — SEnUPESATOU — WASHEKS .noat prohibitive handit^ft, We lef, Ime^', ■ toey do win them. tomorroww in our big bMîn Floor display. We'H ba open until 9 p .m , ava lucky. But only if. yre qiao Yhe first -and main a«H nvost 175 East NO SALESMEN—VERY LOW OVERHEAD AMi fee OUmnn Meter OH At Year y . . - -V- âva viaion enough and energy as usual (aisp on fhi'mrsdeyl. 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V .. *'V KIQBT iUNCHESTER EVRNtNCf HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN;* MONDAY, JUtY 19, 1954 / •a*. tVlLLKFpLKS BY FONTAINE FOX M AtÊSTER EVENING HERA1.I). MANCHESTER, C O ^.. MONDAY, jyL Y p , 1954 FUNNY BITSINESS BY He r s h b e r g e r ! DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE charter and f at “the government Brigade for Blood Give Blood Now Iran Rejects Soviet Answer to Provious Punlo Sense and Nonsense o f the USSR., which is ora trf the He ond She Peace rence Saying Boy’s Life Tlie immmer months are the sponsors of the United Nations ] best time for soma people to Protest on U. S. Tie charter, can have no objection to 1 This V That may not legally work barefooted. give blood. I f ybd have been such a regional pact concluded AMESITE ORlYES f A^BOSS 5 Scandinavian with a defeneire object," * 1 Each man ahdiild Aave a quiet —Miaa Ruby NiehOU, Miller, Neb. (OM.tlaoed fr o ^ F a ^ Om ) turned 'down in the past be '.(ContipiMd 'from Page Om ) 1 Mom and — 6 Mistreated cause of low' red blood counf, The Iranian goverTiment said it e o t place, in which to att arid think; At Decisive Stage ^----- and been pumped Into the youngster “has not participated in any po 4------and Eve and ease him from the world's wild A truck driver, stopped sudden now is the time to give that reporters aside and drove o ff with No MoMy Down * Manths to fm f women litical alliance or entente. which ' ^ 8 Boy and — s pace, that puts him on the bliiik. ly on the highway. The car be already. pint o f blood. out comment. 8 Metric could be directed agfalnst the In -' 12 Go astray And every woman needs a nook. (OimtIaiMd from Page Oae) ministers some, tlihe this fall but Remember, the new location The note was In heply to a Soviet Parina: • DrirewaYs • ParldMf AraOt : ‘ weights hind him crashed Into the truck Eddie's physician said the boy ■tegrity, land, sea or Indepeih'dence ! 13 She (slang) In which to rest complete; where and Its owner sued the man. “ Why western delegations said they had o f the Bloodn.bblle this month coiAplaint m.ole 10 m ys ago that ft Particle wsa in critical condition but his or sovereignty of the USSR,” but 14 He's a ' rake ___ she can read aome helpful book didn’t -you hold out your handT” One U g h conference source said received no such proposal. in Cooper Hall at the South -Iranian Premier Fasoliah Zahedi j apirtta were good. the note added; ' 15 Malt beverage i® ?,*****• and soak her weary feet. Oh, there the Judge asked. MendiM-France had ikished away ■While agreement^ appeared to Methodist ■ Church on Wednes had given U. S. Ambassador Loy day, July 21, from 1:45 to 6:30. M onchesfor 16 Floods 11 Minus la too much rush and strife. In “ W ell,” replied he indignantly, one bfestacte to peace in a tenta have been reached on the composi The bleeding is centered in The Henderson "certain assurances “The Imperial government feels j 17 Rushed tion, of the Armistice Supeiwlsory Call MI 3-5111 now for your 18 Lives this old wo^ld today—we've made "If ne couldn't, aee the truck, how tive Taabion-the long debated throat and a tube haa been Inserted concerning the participation 'e Communists appeared are put to him. Joy Circle Plans enlist Iran in the recent Pakistan- necessary ^to assure the security, to sing aome hymns . . . but rush’ very rough, one pMsenger showed to accept ^Smith’s proposals yes 27 Kind of crow 2« Germert, city 40 Festivals 48 Obligation until we drop. W e’re always do conunlsslon with Canada, India, Turke.v Alliance, though no formal defense, irideMndence and integ unmistakable sigtiAof being lU' In and, Poland aa the ttecoibera.'There terday that, the united States The dector said the youngster THOMAS COLLA CONST. CO. 30 Amphitheaters^' P****?^. 41 Communion SO Madame ing this and that, or running here invitatloq'has been irsued. Cbserv- rity (o f Iran),-T-A principle con the near future. The steward waa would be last mimt# changes. It. make a unilateral declaration, the was not suffering from hemophilia, Luncheon Sunday 1/^' 32 Purify 28 Poker stake. plate (ab.) and there; and never lay aside our ers here think Iran may 'line up firmed by Article-, Six of the neu 251 BROAD STREET MANCHESTER endeavoring to persuade him to Re was emîasiaed. other major powers would be re a similar disease which makes peo 34 Beliefs hat and rest from work and care. with the West eventually, but only trality treaty concluded between ?’ t tire to his cabin.—“ Come, sir,’’ he Tha British, it was reported, quired to guarantee the settlement. ple bleed when slightly wounded. 33 Decrees 1 r i H ! It r Prom mom 'til night . . . from said, “ you really can't be sick The doctor said it was A strange, The Jby Circle of the North after a «ucceaaful aettlement of the two governments.'l r 1 i6 r wHl siqq>ort Mende#-FTance on *1710 Communists are insisting that her oil dispute with Britain. Also, 36 Posed night 'til mom we hit a diazy pace; here.’’— The passenger regarded unnamed malady. 'The blood is de Methodist Church w ill serve a « thia oomiposition. The position of before any action can'he taken on. much spadework would have to be 37 Care for A until (as sure as you were bom) him wanly. “ Can't IT ” he asked, ficient in one element one day and H the 'United States haa not been a violation of the armlitice there luncheon, Sunday, July 25,' at noon done to counteract the -wklMpread 39 Let it stahd we fall upon our face. Oh, let us "W atch!” made known. In tl e past the must be consultation. TKa^ West another element the next day. 40 Assess IS 111 h all relax awhile and learn to' take in the vestry o f the church in public support for the neutrality United Btateq haa opixwed the In- is opposed to this provision. Which Before Eddie underwent the ton honor of the Rev. and Mis. Wil policy pusheil by ex-Premier Mo J ^ ' , ' T 415ch6ol things slow. Discard our worries P lo—Why don't you want me as efuaion of any Communist states would give the Communists Veto sillectomy, his blood was tested. '*y IWHNlASw»*e.lw. organization li 19 for a' Bmlle-.Tand say a prayer .or lard J. McLaughlin of New York hammed Moftsadegh. 7.1 a sweetheart? on the commission because of the power over any aittion taken. The 'The noncoagulation^ showed up af- City, who Will be guests. Mr. The Russians said any. such , (ab.) i so. You’ll And it easier to do, the Joe— Because I ’m superstitious. unhaippy resulta in Korea, wliere West feels all powers should "êr surgery. . '' - 42 Fall flower 21 ar work that must be done; and be McLaughlin will deliver the ser Iranisn-weetern lineup woi-id vio “ Bah! I traval 1500 milat for a placa to catch trout, and You would be the thirteenth this .CTaechoelovakia and Poland hamp guarantee the armistice, but re Mrs. Ruth Jones, secretary of late the 1927 . Iraiian -Soviet 43 Cooked i refreshed and rested, too . . at main free to take any necessary mon at the 9.30 service in * he ab mitiiLati asaeau 7 ^ /9 -S ^ this is what I gat!" 2l| JT % m summer. ered operatlona of the neutral na- the 'Priesbyterian Church, said the Friendship I'apt. 49 DCclaratipn fr 2T 2T Utting pf the sun.—Karl Plaster. action. sence of the pastor, the Rev. John tiona supervisory commission with first 'appeal for Type O blood E. Post., who is oh vacation. Iran replied that , any regional 51 Native metal P m No man in the world ever at their veto power. Final Effort id II Mtt brought'J80 offers from( private The Rev. M:-. McLaughlin and defense accords' she concluded 52 Comfort Ned—The most successful mar tempted to wrong another with The determined French Premier Under the tentative agreement citizens. 'One industrial plant, his wife contemplate a return to would be In accord with the U. N. OtTOUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLEI 53 Rodents it riages ere Jthose between people out being Injured in return,—some moved tirelessly ahead with his IS * reached by Mendess-France and the Armco, reported 417 employes Inflla< fpr an indefinite stay. They 54 Chest bone i who are opposites. way, somehow, somewhere! Communists, decisions would have busy round of private conferences ready to donate.Jslood for the boy. ey TH’ TIME 55 Clumsy 3i> li II Ted—Rlg:ht! That’s why I want in an all-out final effort to make were stationed there as missionar to be taken by unoniiiuHis vote on “ The resixmse la Just Out of this ies from -1^82 until they came to TH' Bir d s , BU65, IT'S ^HlS |$TH ^ p a r d o n vessels m to marry a flr l with loads o f He—I love you desperatel.y. good on hIs promise to secure a Don't bo 'color-blind' phout ccmiII O o t ' P any lasues which might lead to the world,” said Mrs..Jbnes, who has Manchester in 1948. Mr. Mc VUORMSy DC36S, E6AD ,/^n7 C»IVE Me _ PUTTINS f B e s t AVBFOR 56 Paradise 10 ewsfiey! cease-fire by July 20 or resign. KIDS AMD HE She— Do you love me enough to resumption C< hostilities. Other been accepting bffeni 'qf blood for Laughlin is the present executive 'bluo cool'—sovo with big worm woothor YOUR Be s t / I DI6CERM ME IN j r a in in g A RUDE 57 Placed m die for me? wise a simple majority would de- The private sessiofts of sma'll MATTRESSES AND HIS CURE- Eddie. secretary o f the Vellore Christian THE SUMMIT OF TH E WONDER IN THE THOUGHT. DOWN n IT sr State Division "of Employment He— E r—no, mine is, an undying 'cide. Ih e conference, source em gTQUps-of delegates continued af discount. Easy poyfnonts orrongod. ALLS 4:Cf?^ tice, but that the issue would be will be “Old Breed” veterans of •UY COAL lY COLOR did not resume. v Guadalcanal, Pelellu, Cape MIRRORS (Fireplace and Door) decided "over our heads/*^jle com GLASS FURNITURE TOPS MEDICINE CABINETS )*\fHAT^ A SUBVERW^ plained again that the \êthamese " A Just Settlement” ' Gloucester and Okinawa as well as Smith in his brief speech said lDEA,MAClC«,.,e “are kept in,ignorance of what those o f the “ New Breed” who «C T O R E FRAMING WINDOW PLATE GLASS the United SUtes was willing to held the line in Korea. ever happens.” dPEN SATURDAY»-0PEN THURSDAY EVENINOS assist in reaching a just- settle- With flye Presidential Unit Cita W. G. GLENNEY CO. A high American source said It menU-of the war but would not ALLEY OOP Scouting w ill be very difficult for the Com- tions streaming from its' battle ESTIMATES GLADLY GIVEN 336 XORTH MAIN STREET PHONE MI-9-5253, MANCHESTER BY V. T. HAMLIN Impose Its views on any of the standard, the First Marine Divi miuiista tq tutn down the offer belligerents,'..whom he described as 'MOT MUCH WEL ...TH’ PROXIMITY (3F made by Mendes-France and “ still sion ranks as one of the Nation's OOlTM'CASTLE r STMO gy. BOva the. principal"tuterested parties. most highly decorated divisions. THAT OVE WHERE I niake it appear they want peace.” 'The American delegate added . eaM MADE FOUGHT TH DRAGON I ’M SDN! Tms source said that If the A large proportion of the nearly that if the conference produced a half a million Marines who served OUTA IRON GOMB40W KEEPS Commiihists block Mendes-France's' cease-fire agreement which the u Kf trm! under the Division's colors since jt 'NAGGIN'ATME.. bid, they' will lose tremendous United States, could respect, I f was ground in tlieir effort to win Asia was formed in 1941 live in this SPECIALIZING IN prepared - to issue a declaration area. Their number should swell Au £Y OOPS PURSUIT for the Chlne.se, particularly In emphasizing that it would regard OFTHEDRAfiONHAS India and Burma. . the reunion attendance figure .to any revival of aggression “with several thousand. ’ CUSTOM BUILT HOMES BROUGHT MM..AND It was reported that U. S. Un grave concern." dersecretary of State Walter Be- Highlights of the reunion pro GENERAL CONTRACTING THE LOCAL KWJTVOD Do voiced again the Vietnamese gram tnchide a Memorial Service, deirSmlth’s statement of the U. S. THE GATES OF THE government's opposition to the business meeting and q banquet- REMODELING AND REPAIRING IHPBilETRABLE IRON poaltieh at yesterday's session of partition of his country now being ball which will be^held at the As CASILE.HMEREIN ARE the 'ilhlfllMrence had aroused h6 ob SttMied by'th e P i ench and Ctom- tor, Saturday, Aug. 7.^ FREE ESTIiMAT^ — MOKTGACES ARRANGED OONnNB) THE ftdUOB45 jection fcbm the Communist side. miinist delegations. He asked for Besides those who have actually thefionsierhas Smith- stated that the United U.N. supervision of the whole ser\’ed In the Division, anyone who ta>. MMI, States w’as prepared to help in coiintry, a proposal the Commu SE ALY SALE CARRiEDOfF. "Very well—and 1*11 just raist you four inillion dollars!** served with unlu attached to ^r r i « ..rcRKTM arriving- at a Just and honorable nists stead y have rejected. supporting the Division in combat ERNEST' A. RITCHIE 1 peace and that it would honor its Do said.Viet Nam could not ac may attend the reunion and Join 15 I.IBER-ry .«T. TEL. .MM-8172. MAN'CHESTER cept partition and even the French BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES obligations under the U. N. char the First Marine Division Assn. Always BY EDGAR MARTIN ter In the event of an Mgreement. proposal for a partition line near Giant ticking- puKhaso Mendes-France saw Vietnamese the 18th parallel, would give the - r BUZ SAWYER Vietminh control of-a larger popu TH\S mKiT\K>6 . Foreign Minlsten/.Tran Van Do BY hOY CRANE early today and Dien went to see lation than would be left to the mattroM cosfsl T w t o r \6\>m k v . NOWONftSR " S Viet Nam goveVnment in the ijKi "TWe VAST VAVt^TE. \ 1 GMAVV ALVWNS British Foreign Secretary Anthony. VftWSITSD TWVe, TOURSSCURnYMMtt Y n «x Eden. He conferred with Bedell south. - ■ VK.V TOR MNStVT ^ rrWONOCR w o i , Formal Proposal OF BECAOSL «• CMTESAKUPTWI WONDER/ Smith later and planned to dine CARTER CHEVROLET CO., Inc. TWL OR3GUMK1. $PMtM8,SMieCFER! HON MCK WILL with Eden tonight. The lease on If the Vietminh really want YACAIOSi \T TAKE tr WHEN YOW TOAVTl Of CV««\GSt. YOU CANT EflaiRCK Mendes-France’s villa expires Wed peace, he continued, they need only / IFONIAAAK. HE LEARNS N it, . nesday and there was every indica lay doi^'n their arms along with , 311 MAIN STREET THE ONE HIT,*, tion he was prepared to move out, the Viet Ham soldiers and' permit i 4 •in or out of office. soinebody appointed by the U.N. I As the Tuesday midnight dead to su^rvise the peace. Do said he line drew nearer, placid Geneva w a n t^ his speech to constitute a Mitchell 9>5238 waa alive with rumors. One of the formal proposal Xor U.N. supervi most persistent’ wis that Soviet sion, Foreign Minister Vyacheslav M. Molotov planned to propose a new Japan’s milk production in 1953 /htefeUng of the Big Four foreign was 182,208.000 gallons, 21.9 per cent above the prevlqus-year. VALUES PEISCILLA’S POP Two Of A Kind Let’s Be Specific AL VGRMKERI Summer Sacque /. To Make You m MICKEY FINN All Changed! 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..S' ■ k " L\NCHfiSTER rVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. MONDAY. JULY 19,'l954 Juggling Act Herald Angle Umpire, : i o n f EARL W. YOST Sporte XSdIler New Four Man Best Ball Gilcutta Finals Russ Kemitierer Hurls One-Hitter ^ M ONDAY blocked this a. m. on Hillatown , By JAri^M> ND ‘ r Locals Leading 11 to 1 Road by aeveral larRe branches first game 11-10 In 10 innings on Yvars. Then Stanky tackled in the eighth when Richards ■ Fefloviinf In th« wak# of thf Associatedc. rreaa . V Pnf*n Writer ^ double by Smoky Bir.-gess and a Next Sunday T u ik eM ' nine j»m e wlnnins: which had fallen from a tree dur- Eddie Stanky scrappy, manager Bobby Morgan, Moore. Moore came up with A changed pitchers twice and, called Standard Set at Club for a third. Then the «;59 p. m. ■traak, and the aweep by the White inR the storm Wednesday nlRht. of the St. ûls^Cards hWls on ^he second game didn’t start di-i-ty fac* and scratchea on bis Einar Lorantzen and teanunatc When Near-Riot Starts flm of their four aeries with Incident ia reported to SrI. GeorRe (E D T ) curfew stoppad action and 'intil after 6 p. m. (local time), neck. Stanky had a tqoiisa-un Bill Allen reached the finals in tiie Cleveland, Mallmap Chet MorRan Dent at polich headquarters'hnd the score reverted to the end of the fight with Ter/y Moo.e, the man „ ^ts co.dd not be turrted on der hia right eye and a scratch Inst full inning, the seventh. Wilkie, Smith, Havey major Calcutta Tournament and ODUldn't reatat the temptation as he we Ret to talklnR aboiii everythinR he fired a.a eokch, and a forfeiture will facb Earl Ballsieper and Jim but baseball.. .Conte^back to town under National"League rules. With on hia neck. Players from both M'(f Blank Orioles paeaed the office on hia daily beat And Porterfield Post Horvath the other semi-finals to the Ph illip for dels,ying tactics, darkness approaching in the fifth teams were on the field, punching '' The Boston Red Sox shut out to Hold hia throat a ^ about up, at niRht to inspect a house, visit winners,. -.Sunday in a 36-hoIc Pompey Makes Stanky and Moore, new- mana- and the Phils leading 8-1 with one and wrestling, before police broke Baltimore ^ 0 >»n a one-hitter by * ^ p e a 1 Indian MaphRer A1 Lopext relatives, shoji and' then to see the Five Xlhder Par 6 5 ; match. « . movies at Center Park with the ger of I^dadelphia tangled in the „n base and two out. Stanky it up and escorted the men off thb, Russ Kemmerer ttv^bls first major Rookie And Then Hits Ump and the Indiana are. choklnR up -brought in two new pUeWerR. field. J , league start but tWbiOrioles Won BtNrker Sunday Winner Lorentzen and Allen defeated BOW." Chet aUll thinks the Yanks I With U; S. First Start ball riots in years yesterday vv'hcn he waved for rf third. Um- In the day’s baseball action, the second game 4-Tson Duane Bundt Tarca and Mike Nolan by a From Behind at Neho . . « mtu several hundred others... Several to clMax a naming two-year-old Babe Pinelli ,walk«l to the Cleveland held the American Pillette’s five-hit pitchlnfe.^ A r t Wilkie, Sr., with partners 4 and 3 margiit. Ballsieper and Aces Horvath, rne down to Merrill An N«w-York, July Ifl-OFi-^TVilande ' LAague lead by a half j;ame as In the National League race. Boh Smith. Sher Po -terfleld and By BIU* ENGLAND i . hu r. ThV‘ "ports rCceived earlier in the day field telephone arid not'ihed the derson and Bill Deasy at the turn, Pompey. the man from' Trinidad: breese.-aa this is beinR t.tped. bicycles had been stolen at A/ter Moore was fired in 19.52. press box that the game w a a fo r- JDoth the Indians and New York New York apllt two at Cincinnati, Dave Mavey, establiah'ed a new A flying, block at Umpire Bob tamperatura reads 92 deRrees.) got off to a fast sârt on the In whoae name souhds like the firat Globe Hollow while younRstera Yankeea split doublehcaders. The losing. 14-4 in the first game and record for the Four Man Best Ball Meleskt by Joaeph Schlanca, Wind Cdach Casey Fortin of the LeRion hey departed from his normal mild I felted to Philadelphia, 9-0. .> It coming nine to win four holes In a line of a ralypao tune, makes his were swimminR were passed alonR wkys to blast Stahky. Yanks-/w-ent out id front briefiy winning 3*1 on Willie Mays’ 33rd competiUon at the Manchester sor Locks American Legion coeeb., tiropa by and says he like the Na was the first forfeiture ,-in .the rqPittsburgh Pirates. Warren Spahn with a four under par 32 among the light heavy challengers Mancheater, which waa anjoylng Not being able to witness the FRIDAY battle' when they argued and Chicago's White Sox tpok a pair Keeps Team Alive met Stanky’s Cards for the first needed relief help from Ernie each rnember chipping in a ^ ird although he may campaign as a an 11 to. 1 liead in the fourth In AH Star baseball game in the fleah Johnny Hedlund. assistant. Le squared off a few moments before from feebh* Philadelphia 10-2 and With the 14th halved. Deasy time yeste-rday. , , Johnsoh to hold the first game apiece, 'Wall on the 2nd, Saemrek middleweight after a few Ameri ning, and in the' middle o f a, big n - Bt Cleveland, 1 do the next best gion Junior baseball coach, is in* the forfeiture. 4-3 although Paul, Richards drew kept his team alive by rolling In Coming from behind three' 4-1 but the Pirates scored six runs on the 6th, Warren on the and can fights. inning at the time, waa awarded a tMng, ptill up an easy chair near volved in a discussion and calls.to Moore, ex-Cardinal great, tum- complaints for sthlHng in the sec- St. John on the 8th. On th,/incom- a 25 footer on the 15th aisc for a in the second inning on the way to halve. Three up and three holes Pom{My got down to 162 for -forfeit 9-0 win. Thla ia th f first the teevee screen for all the action find out featherweight boxing times. the Phils pulled out the bled out o f the dugout and grabbed ond game. The HTiite'Sox lead 8-5 a 7-5 victory in the second game. ing nine; however, this nou p had from Municipal Sta'dium.' Needless champion Sandy Saddler’s height. to pla$',.the I6tli was also halved Bobby Dawson, Jan. 25. the only time in Manchester that a base to iMttle for f .. even par^^ to post fight he lost. In his last outing to say. it was the most exciting Hedlund has' been oha of the men in regulation figures to close out ball game waa forfeited becauaa ef Its gross o f 66. he weighed 169*^ when he knock an attack on an umpire. baseball, game I ha'ue ever wit behind the scene in the success of Meanwhile, Rob Sn^th was the tbb match. Strsngly enough, both nessed on television. The hitters League Leaders Still Firing Away finalists drew first round byes. On ed out Guilisno PancinI, May .13, Umplre-in-Chlef Meleaki called the Legion team to date . , Meet "big gun” on the winning team at London. proved to have a field day against the way to the finals, Lorentzen a balk on pitcher Dick Booth, up With Sammy Masisy on Main posting four bf five birds .Ward will be remembered for his all pitchers, save Whitey Ford and Street and Sam has several knotty By THI-; AHSm iATKM VHKHB ■N» reoristered by thisyômbine. Smith and Allen took :AG1 K Lockwood and Benton. Hamilton exciting bouts with Willie Troy. After a short varbal battle, the baseball problems he wants an Nnrr*n. N fw York. ..*«♦* rang the bell on Jtru 8th, 9th,- I5th Holly Mims and George Johnson. dall.v, of course) Ted Williams had and Milikowski a.id finikUy Tarca Russ Kemmerer, making his first major league start by throwing one-hitter against Orioles, gets hot-headed coimh waa returned to swered and then we talk of hia A vUr, .344: Mlnono.' ('hl- nnd 17th with Vrilkic starting the Although he lost all three and to go down swinging twice in what Rnrt Bus and Nolan, while Ballsieper and attention of Boston Red Sox teammates after Bosox won Ihst game of doubleheader. 4-0, at Boston the bench. The next pitch wga alaa one game "comeback” with Bolion Yogi Berra, Yankee catcher, and teammate Bill Skowron, first round'off wltb/a bir^ on the first. w-aa stopped twice, his action style was probably hia last All Star by. Washin|fl«n. .316. Horvath got by Cosgrove and (July 18). Left to right are: Jimm.v Piersall, who hit homer; Jack Jensen, who drove in two runs with a balk as the pitcher wound up In the Inter-County Baseball -a. f’ hirago. 74: Mantb-, STANDINGS baseman experience a temporarily uncomfortable feeling as they Tied for third/Iow gross, two shots won many fans. game. The Red Sox slugger had Porterfield, Wall and Cowles and a triple and double; Kemmerer Sind Sammy White, catcher, who also homered. Orioles took night League recently. Bolton had only York. 6i; K*>x. rhTrago and Yoil, Toani W L Pci. come together for catch of ifoul hit by Detroit Tigers’ Roy Boone In baeJt at 67 were Doc McKee. B11 . The Chicago match' will be seen with a man on second baaa and been a bright star In a number o f' Washington. BA: Orra.sfiurl, Chirhgo Yankees 3 1 Anderson and Deasy. cap. 4-1." (A p Wlrephoto),' (bd not qfome to a s t(^ bafora tha eight men and Sam waa presaed and Avila. Cl^vrland. 60. .7.50 the fourth Inning of twin hilt opener at Yankee Stadium, New York Lockwood, ' Bob Rech and Paul on CB8-TV. pi«vious mid-season classics . . . into duty and came \ip with a baae Runs Battl'd In—Mlnoso, ('hiofgo, 72: Dodgers ...... 2 2 ' .500 City (July 18). Berra juggled hall three tln)cs before squeezing it Higgins Dll one team with Harry ball was thrown to the -M tUr. mck to work at night, getting Rosf*/i. ('lovriand and Bcrfa, Nf*w Cardinals ...... 1 2 Mathiasob, Bill Hall, Walt Fergu ‘ Christeneen la T\ Debut Meleaki immediaUIy called it a hit and drove in two runs. A l .333 for out in front of Yankees dugout. New York won first game, 6-0. TV fans get their firat look at Information.^ at Charter OSk Park York. 66: Mantk. NVw York. 67! Ib>by. Red S o x ...... 1 2 son and/ Ed Manning making up balk, and theii the fireworks though well past his peak, Sam is Cb'voland. 63. .333 (AP Wlrephoto). ' ■ m Chris Christensen, the Danish where the Alumni Baseball League the other. M êts in Tag!()|*ioleg’ p lig litD 0|u a |jJ g started. Schlanca came ninning still in top condition, thanks to <’birago ll7:^û>«by. welter champ, in a 10-round match svas in operation, an umpires’ Washington. UO; Mln«um. Cmcalo, Big Gerry Rotpman pitched the Results; A P Newsfeaturea Local Sport full steam from the a ty of Locks’ his job as director of Trinity Avila, i'lcvsland and' V’eriion, Washing- with Billy Graham at Brooklyn’s meeting and finally to the wrestl Parish in New Haven. Sam tells Ion. American Little League Cardinals Wllkife, Smith, Porterfield, Havey James Bennett Davis, Chlcagt. bench, unseen by Meleaki, and ing rfvow at Mt. Nebo . . . Among to their second win of the year as Teaiii Feature Eastern Parkway tonight. Chris that games in the Inter-County Doubles—VornuK, WaHhington. 21: / , ' 6V8—57 .Cubs pitcher... Switch hitter, tensen loet hia only U. S. start to dove at him, hitting him sguaraly the interested spectators at Char League this season are played MrDmigald Nrw York. 16; Boiling. they downed the Dodgers by a Valdes Did Boxing Big Mathiason, Hall, Ferguson, Man- Chatter in the back. Schianca picked him ter Oak were Doc Caillouette, Boston and AvRa. HovrUnd 17; Jrn- score of 2-1. The game was played throws le ft... Born Sept. 15, 1985 Fast Work from Ehlers Billy Lauderdale. without credited umps. "They ask sf»n. Boston and CarrasquH and Mlm>- /ning ’ 67-8-59 Midgets and litt^le Lesguera will This ia almost a comeback for self off the ground and jumped en chairman of the rake' Atbletic Saturday night at Waddell Field. at Red Bluff, Calif..,. Lives In be out In full forcS Tuesday night fo r volunteers from the crowd each so. rhlcA|U>. 18 Stevens, Cbjgiove, . GangwUre, TONIG H T A T 6 O’CLOCK the Graham, high-ranked welter con tha umpire, hitting him aeveral Committee, and former Hartford Tflples—Runiwls, Washington. 13; The Cardinal.^ 'wasted no time St the weekly profîonal wres Nnw York— .(NBA) —The lat-T "nie future, however, is in game to cut expenses,” . the one Wrnqji. W'ashlngton. 12: Mlnoso. Chi Bolis 69*9-60 Sim Francisco... Height 6 feet... British Americans (1-2) will face tender. He hea had only one times with his flat. Johnny Hed Weaver High athletic coach, getting their runs as they pushed tling card St Mt. Neboi’s outdoor eat game around the major'leagues time- second baseman said. ..Sam cago. Tulllr. Drirrilt and Mantis. N>w Favor in Garden Event Piper, E., Ballseiper, /Chanda, Wright 180... Brought up from the winless St. James’ CYO' (0-2) Ehlers’ hands. A solid front office fight since December when he won lund, at the reins, of the Legion Charlie Gipson . . . Danhy Renn, Yofk, 9. ^ over two runs in the second when arena. \...* is a sort of musical chaira affair. has'been pressed into service sev Duteile , / 69-8 61 Seattle two days after season at Mt. Nebo in a Twilight League player-gcUiiig job would Insm-e a over Paddy ifoung. He under for the vacationing Wally Fortin, 8r„ and Ronnie Daigle were a' two ;;^Homs Hum— Mantis. New York. 18; X Bobby Hewitt singled, stole sec The midgeti — wrestler^— will You g\icss the city to which cer eral times as an ump this season. GMbertson, Nolan, /orde, .Sheldon opened... Had 13-8 record there game. This will be the first con hesdthy Baltimore franchise for a untangled the two. some until Renn took the hat and Doby and Rosen. Cleveland. 15: Sflno- ond and third, and came -in after New York (N E A )— Nino Valdes'* and it seemed that World War hold down the spotlight Ihân tain major league franchises are went an appendectomy and then so Chlrago. Boone, Detroit. Zernial. ■ 70-9 61 in 19.13, as' starter and reliever... test between these two teams. The long time. Tnis is a mandatory af injûred ah elbow in a Danbury, Other fans tried to hold tha op made a canvass of the stands for . . The office is no place for the thfow fronr the catcher to did boxing a treniendmis favor j III wB.s on. McFadden was down Australian tag-team feature vmlje to be mevedi ------Philadelphia and Sievers and Vernon, Glglio, Huggins,X Giglio, Barrett Completed 16 of 88 atarts, had B A ’s dropped theit; first two fair. The Orioles cannot sit tig h t Conn., bout with Charley Sim posing coach down but hfid little funds. . , Although it was a hot physically fit young men as there Washington. 14. third Went into left field. The twice, then draped Valdes on , the the Little Leaguers will be guestS From a baseball writer’s view- with hie two-round dispnaal of ! 69-8-61 three shutouts and a 3.08 earned games of the season, but were Some artful , trading, plus mons: Back in top phyatcal con success. A t the same time another day on Main Street, it was cool at. are more Arm y recruiting ser- 'Stolen Bases---Minoso and Rivora, other run came in,as Kenny Sadd ropes. The C\i8l6m«rs screamed. It of the spoijsorlng BA Sports Activi 'imint, it is a dangerous game. Chicago. 12: Jensen. Boston. 11: Bus Hurricane Tommy Jackson at < SL John, Wall, Warren, Sacharek run record for 817 inninga... swarded a forfeit win last ’Thurs judicious farm system, handling dition. Graham bo|Ma tq keep busy man, presumably an aasistant the . ball park. Weather was also geanta In the building this week singled, went to second and third looked even better Via TV, so ties Inc.. All Little Leaguers in Ir*you happen to by. W'ashlngton. 10; Fox and Michaels. 66- 5 Signed 61 first contract In 1946 fol day avCnIng when Herm’s Cam must, be brought into play quickly through the summer and fall sea coach, along with an unidenUflad eomfortable at Mt. Nebo where the than there are ticket scalpers at Chicago. 6. on passed balls and came in on a Madison Square Garden. |egeiting, in fact, that at the efid of Manchester will be the guests of bei Le t ting the| in order to keep the Oriole fans — Had ybting Jackson outfumbled ^ Anderaoh, McCann, Owens, Shlrer lowing discharge from Marines... eras failed to have nine uniformed son. Windsor Locks fan, also wars cloaa grunt and groaners sweated away Fenway Park. Pllcning-7-Revnolds> N»*w Y'oik. 9-1; hit to the outfield. each round, patrons in the piibs the BA’ s. summite. dawdle! and their money—In tow. .900: Feller, Cleveland, 7-1. .67fi< on son . 70-6 64 where— the prize' The clever Andrews packs a was whipped by Georgeous George Park starting August 3. Casey also nati, .341: Musia) and Bchoendlenst. St. innings. He gave up three hita and Gleaaon. Alieacl of Record to him.” Preparing to leave, the iHiuis. .333. from the ranks of people we must Kirkpatrick, Zavarella, Cowles, R IC K Y ANDERSON la known Tarxan Bolo, a newcomer to is no bargain Tu rley on Downgrade little more experience than - the. Grant in the feature; bi t it makes reports that he will serve as walked four, while striking but Seven Knockdowns these parts. Is scheduled to meet hot-tempered Schlanca) retorted, Runs—Musial. St. leuiisr 76: Ma.va; put up with. Reduced to a fm all De Martin 71-7—64 as an early bird at the Country Your editor Uaii-^ ^ A t the sea.sdn's outset, Bob Tur Frenchman, youngest member of "H e (Meleaki) is not going to ruin tor a return bout and a t^ g e r Connecticut commissioner for the New' Y'ork. 75;. Schoendiensl. SI. Iôuls. five. Hewitt relieved him in |he Hardened fight gu.vs who /bap-- Cincinnati, May 19 OP) — The Club, because on' weekends he Is Gus Johnson in- the first bout at ley and Don Larsen were the big crowd. 72: Bell, Cincinnati,, 69; Snid«^r, Br*»oK- wind, the Hurricane v'on’t be aucb Rockwell, Kelley, Phelan, Barcella ally aakt,you to ^ y ( Jean Bretonnel’a stable. Cblocca’i my players by calUng ’ balhs on National Basketball Congreas of fourth and let up one run on one pened to be there btill talk AbpUt Gjants’ Willie Mays ia six games always the first member to tee 8:30 whila . Stanley Kowalski, s Oriole -hope.s. Tlie two strapping best win waa over Danny 'J o WEDNESDAY lyn. 68. a poi nding headache with his 73- 6 67 go to work.. V ' them on every pitch.” As he left America Tournament next year. Runs Batted In-'-Musinl. St. I<«>uis. hit. He struck out four and walked that fight. There were / seven ahead of Babe Ruth’s 1927 home off. However, yesterday Îcky regular on practically all outdoor pitchers looked like winners with Peres in a Madison Square Gar I ' waited patiently for Casey two. . » totally unfunny Antics. Wilson, Boyce, Cole, Culver While all this he waved hia fist and used soma The. cage event may be ataged in 84: Hmlges. Brooklyn,and Bell: Cincin knockdowns. run reca.'d pace of 60. Mays hit must have had an extra epp of shows, will dapple with good look-, Jimmy Dykea anybody’s ball club. But Turley den prelim. Andrews' holds deci Fortin to stroll up the stairs after nati 77; Mavs, New Y’ork and Jahlon* Valdes presents a fresh-faced 74- 7-S7 moving around is more profane language at a num Manchester. A familiar voice on ski. St. iHUiis, 76. ■ Frank Naumec -was the loser, challenger of Marciano, one for Nobody else wanted, fight Prize. List his 33rd homer In the second coffee for Mr. and Mrs. iJarry ing Pat Sullivan in the semi-final' and his fa.st ball became complete sions over Chuck Davey, Pat my Americans won the All Star mornings following late night going all the way. He struck out number. being done in expert minds, we’d ber of spectators. Hltp—Mueller. New- York, \7l: Bell, whem the International Boxing Valdez, however, ,ani4 Wnan- they First Low Net: game of a twinbill against Cln- Scranton beat the one-tinrw pro rather use the time to take a sec ly unnerved by a flood of pub Mansi, Pat Lowry and Joey Klein. game but I’ll have to w’sit at least baseball games ia Bob Carney, for Cincinnati and 8)fhoendi,enst, St., Kouls, five and walked only one. Carl out on tbs course by 30 mlhutes. Ticket reservations may be licity and advice. It will take some Team On Hittlag 8p«ee 126; Ihlder; Brooklyn, 121; Mcmn. St. Club does, not have ,to apologize. did it was such a Inng time be- Wilkie, Smith, Porterfield, clnnsti ya«terday. The clout, off ond look at Baltimore. Bits o< LeatMr ' another day to collect my Ice many years the star reporter on Kehler of the Dodgers was the only made at the BA Cftub. A t the time the game waa called. ;/.\»ls. i:9. I f —and when Ezzard Charles is tween fights that ttte .Cubanola Havey. Corky Valentine, came in game Mild Success smart handling lo straighten this Joe Taylor, Binghamton, N. T. cream. A visitor arrives at the. The Herald. Bob watches the ma Dfiuhles Bell. Cincinnati 2h: Snider. player to, get more than one hit lad out, Manchester waa enjoying Ua big disposed of for the upteenth time, had trouble getting enrouSed about Seeond Low Net: No, 89 for Willie. Ruth didn’t HOLLY MANDLY'S 40-33—73 The American League’s first middleweight, starla a comeback desk and asks if I heard. of jor league teams as closely today Brooklyn.'’ 26: Schoendienst. St. ’ Louis. as he banged out two singles lii gest rally of the year. Two bast 25. Kiner. Chicago, 22; Thomas. Pitts instead of worrying about how a training. He became/fat, slow, al Mhthiason, Hall, Ferguron,. Man- belt No. 33 until his 95th game on paced a trio of Manchester go } l franchise change in modern times Larson is another case, however. again Canadian Gordon Wallace at the trade .between the Dodgers as he did 50 years ago .-. Umpiring three at bats. ers in the Connecticut Open golf bits, an out, and then six conaacu- burgh and Jahlonski. 81. IhiiiIs. 21. Virgil (Fif-el Truck.s, a well-seasoned 35. Is a bulwark o f the fine built-up Don Cockell would go over most lethargic. Hti^rold Johnson nlngi- July 28. has had over half a season to make He had only a 2-10 recoro by mid- Syracuse. July 29 when Promoter and Red Sox, Jackie Robin aasignmi^t in the afternoon takes Triples—Snider. Brooklyn. 9: Ham- Game Tonight, Tuesday championship first round yester ladies' Tourney tive base hlU ratUed off thd Ls- ner. Philadelphia and 5?choendienst. St. Chicago White Sox pitching staff and well on his way to a second with the ringworms, the-IBC has beat him in his last/outing of 1952. First l*ilw Gross: some headway in the eastern city July and those close to the Oriole Norm Rothschild wrill run a show son for Ted Williams, even- me to Municipal Sta’dium in H a rt The next American League game day at New Britain. Other.local glon’s big bate Seven runa wera up. This deal must have orig Inmili. 8: Moon. Si. Intuis. 7: Cilliam. st-,-alght 20-game victory season. (N E A ). a rea(ly-made d)faw in Valdes, who Archie Moore oiiratepped him in SL John, WalL Warren, Sacha- GLIMPSES RIVALS and, from the record, must be situation contend he waa the first featuring three Id-roundert . . . already in for the iocata. and their ford tot the State Semi-Pro ’Tour Brooklyn and Mays, New York. B. will be tomorrow' night when the at least-looks the part. scores were: Alex Hackney At Coiiiilry Club inated over a barrel, or the rymor St. X-ouis. Bill Gilliam, and Bob rek. termed a mild success. guy in town to give up on the club. Jack. Monahan continues to eke batting averagaa were all imprav nament, a ' fixture In. Manchester Home Runs -Mays, New York. 33; Red Sox (1-2) will .ifieet the Yan Good Right Hand 46-35—81, and SUn HUinskl 42- W'Sa started by someone who stood Satier,. Chicago and MiisiaK St. Louis, Baker did the /same arid it ap Second Low Gross: Miami. Fla. — When Hasty To begin with.-' Jimmy Dykes’ Baltimore would'howl If Bhleiw out a small profit on $2,300 houses ing. One player, pitcher Kenny for five .vears before being shifted kees (3-1) at Waddell Field. To ,A huge man; with a fine reach 42—84. out in the sun too lo n g... Word 227: -Hodgej#. Brooklyn. 25: Kluszewski, peared that Vam eawas through. M cKe^ Lock-'vood, Rech, Hig- Road atarts in ' stakes ■ races he The Ladies Tournament got un club, has drawn 661.746 cuatomers traded either or both ot these at Brooklyn's Ft. Hamilton on Irish, smashed out a doubla and to Hartford this summer. Jack Cirtclm»ati.‘>24. . night In the National League, and a belter / tight hand wallop wear’s blinkers which have a small players, unless he received a couple that Grantland Rice had died in Stnl^ Ba.«es—BriilfUi. Milwaukee. IS: But Valdes/then knocked out gina. derway at the Manchester OouiUry through the gates during 34 home Thursday nighta without television a single in the big fourth Iqnlng- Bepasa, brother-of the former ma PGA Championship Golf’s Moriarty’s will meet Fairfield at than most su(tpect. Valdes wa.S'a Sunday Special ■ of Start Musiala in return. As an New York was received on the Fondy. Chlrago. 14: Temple. Cinclri- Omelio Agrainonte, took the de diamond-shaped piece of leather (Tlub last Tbursdsy and continued dates. This ia considerably less help . . , After another amateur Irish was never in trouble while jor leaguer, is the new State corh- Charter Oak Park. Both games revelation to who saw, him Trio of Contests first piece of copy taken from the „ w nail. 12; Moon, St. I>miis, lii; Mathews, Addicts cision from /Charles, beat -âtt Pro Alex Hackney’s Sunda.v. cut out of th e' centers. Trainer through yesterday. Mae -Wilkie and than the enthuaiaatic, but unknow alterrtaUve. the Birds’ boas can show from .Asbury Park, N. J. Sat on the hill, walking two and giv mUstoner. Ed Buckie, New York Mllwauki'-. will start at 6 o’clock.', stand up to and knock all the blow look to his San Antonio faristi A P wire. I me|., Rice, the dean of Pltchlng-ÂnlonplIi. Now York, 13-2, Dartlcls and Chailey WilliAms, Special, a Seledted 16.Hole affair Harry Trotsek claims the horse 'Cora Anderson tied for low in the ing Clarence Miles, clilb president, urday night (A B C -TV ), Ray Ar- ing up only one hit. Steve Coop Giant scout in . this area, har-Med Toughest Test for Pros ClirtliiiiiiR <31 out of the touted Hurricane, who the nation’s sports writers, nearly .867: sMpyi^r, Brooklyn. 7-2. .778; WII- , , _ . *b r h o a F rbl knocked out Neuhaus and won found Lou Becker taking Glass A runs better when he gets only a 111 Farm League selected nine holes played Sunday. called/for at the season’s outset. which is leading the tough Texas cel's road company will ret'urn' to er banged out two hita during the the scoring. hplm. Npw York. 8-3. .7?7: ffrluEom M. Rothman c ...... 3 O <» 12 2 1 O had been bdilt up by people who League. a decade ago and found him to be from Jamm J. Parker. honors with' a net' 5ft while Joe. glimpse of his opponents- If the Thursday Mary Gangrwere. But -It ia many more customers the pro# from Atlantfc Cit>', July short contest, as did Eddie T ^ jclk SITXDAY an)uis Brown.s last sweat off the pounds at his Sum ple. while Moe Morhardt and Irish is passed up in order, to keep a pre- lyn --and Spahn, Milwaukee. 84; An- ..2 ft ft 2 1) . O ft his record t>f late, Valdes is the second and third spots. In the calling him the league’s best rbort mit, N. J. camp for his light heavy though.a big man in'hls field,.Rice lonplll, N pw York. 82. . C.ary .Mid(Ilecoff walking out on the after haying failed to qualify in come \ib to a trim, 204-pound Farm System'. Saturday, the season. As thilngB now stand, 'the both Had doubles to their crad- vtoUB commitment . .at Municipal ,.2 ft ft f) ft best quAlified /br a crack at M ar odd hole tourney field 8att:rday, fielder since Vern Stephens. This it. always had time to talk with the •25.000 Manakiki Open in Cleve-i his district, o 1 1 ft heavyvîght- who knows how to Braves smashed the Giants 14 to Orioles should go above the mil title dafense against' Harold John Stadium in Hartford w-here the 0 ciano, who would take tha Havana Avis Hamilton owned the first low includes Chico Carrasquel. so little fellows... It takes a while '^’*1’'*-. I Furgol coinpe'.^ in the Mans- . .2 ft 1 ft 1 hold up Ms hands and riae his 5 at JtobertSon Park while the lion mark In the remaining Jiome son; Aug. 11 at the Garden . With this wtn the locals cilnch- rnni r,tf m t r.io-hi . f t . . . State seml-pro ba.se- j HnmiUon r( -.2 ft 1 ft -f) Special out in about three. The net, Betty Wilkie the 'Second and Quintana might’ be a welcome 07 Bnt is ♦oiild be the good doctor : kiki.'Open, so this Is the second heigh): to advantage. Oriole's. downed the Indians 20 to dates. Archie weighed 189 V for hit laat ed at least a tie for the scctlMial in event were staged. NeW Lon- blggert recommendation for Valde.s ■ i OUT OF DOORS teilfi Azilda Gilbertson the third. change next year. bunting. 'W ednesday. night at in tiic afternoon and i ,4-._ qma aniif iss.im no doubt wa.s only looking foi-wacd bit of, evidence that the plucky i To la la ? ...... * 19' , 4_Is. 15 1 o Valdes qow dresses like a 12 at Charter Oak, yesterda'y the That is solid p'ofit, when you fight, 14 V over the class limit . .. by -10 'o’clock when Hurricane | S ‘m»bur.v split the twin- ODdgrrR "»"- as It was on Saturday. . . ^ Tonight ! R**vnoldR lb ...... 3 O 1 9^ 0 0 tr linski, 7 and 6, Naor.rl Lockwood Barker with Anderson, Ind., and weltenvelght . . . Jlrtmy tarter white a win* would give Manches the game was Jlnimy know’s that a combatant had be.st It is up to the professionals to ' NaufTiFr p ...... 2 0 0 S 0. 0 that he can take a pretty good The Orioles trailed by six runs D.vkes Is handling. But Baltimore I defaulted to Alice Blish, while Cora San Antonio ffurlers .Ryne Duren goes lo Odumbia. ' N^ J. where ter its second consecutive peaBant. T P'rancolinl. veteran minor, leagiier CYO'vs. British Americans, 6 - be rested up for the PG A Cham take care of their own tournament. Colin r, r f ...... 3 O 0 5 0 L 0 .whack., going into the fourth Inning In fans were told to gird themselves and Charley -Locke appear the only Mt. Nlfbo'. K^llv 3b ...... 2 0 1 0 1 0>' ft Anderson downed Betty Benton Nino Valdes trained, tq get ready ’The game will be played at MarUn thotitb I selected yaêj- The lat- from Hartford and former stand- pionship, the .36th edition of which To theni. it 1» second in imfmrtance Y®Ides took a 10-round decl.slon their game, but a 10 run rally for something like this and the at solid p ro je c ts in'the minors. Moriarty’s vs,' Manchw-ter Auto Irarrlfr If ...... 2 ft o two-up in another match. for an Aug. f 'Cldcago date with Park and win get underway at • ter won on a knockout in-the sec-lout .In the Manchester Twilight will be concluded over St. Paul’s to only the Open. Their jt>l> is also ’ Dfiud .f • ...... 1 0 o 0 0 0 o from <;iiarles last year, looked fcDcriiioll L 8C$ Dog Deeds pulled out the win for- Jeff Ben tendance figuces .seer- to indicate Baltimore has gotten by this .Parts, 6 Charter’Oak.' Keller Golf Course. July 27. ,..’....^.1 0 0 ft O I 0 Qualifying round for the team Glen Flanagan and his S ^ t. 22 o’clock. These same two teama ond round. re Jackson pashed, j t.eagpue. Several major league to build it lip for ..the public by I Barry r ... excellent knocking out Heinz Neu- son. Brave batters 'could collect the people are going to go along year. B it the bi'g job begins the Bantl.y’s' vs-' Roy Motors, 6 — Husky Walter purkemo of De having thfe champs compete. Morlartv' ' cf 1 l.-'O 0 0 0 0 chanrvpionahip starts Saturday and title match with UgblweightThainp played a whale of a game last did he slip, or did Valdes knock jrod,uts \V%re on; hand with Johnny uck ...... 2 ft 0 .0 ft 0 ft hauB in Germany. i f - only five hits off the Giant hurlers \vlth the club— for a tlf.ie,vj,any- day the season eneja. TbaUa when West side Oval . troit Is the defending champion, B r ( ..... Seventh Straight By JOE STETSON will continue through August 2nd. Paddy DeMarco at San Francisco time they rriet. vltK *'?*»cheater him do»-n for the third time inthe|Dpnnia of .SimsbiirV and Lou Job Danahy rf ...... ft 0 0 ft 0 0 - 0 Valdes, 29, began fighting in his home. They would have been en but made them good for 14 runs. way- Elhlers must start to get Dykes Emanuel Luthe.ran vs. North having, popped down in front be Dog Editor . .. Next for Floydl Patterspn is winning 3 to 1-at k t. Nebo. second round, ^ e referee ruled | the best prospects. Both. ,how- native Cuba in 1941,^ and afU r raged » t the thought of anyone Spectators at Waddell Field The suspicion persi.«ts. however, some playersi Methodist, 6:15 'Robertson Park. fore the home folks a year ago at Totala ...... ;20 1 4 15 7 .3 0 '■Washington, July 19 (T> -Mau Whookb — IVhooah *—' Whoosh • Myiea McUonou),it \...... /obaMy It g knockdoil-n. Sportswriters said pver. have had previous training in Carriinata ...... 0 2 i» 0 0 x-^2 having had very few outings fpr neglecting their dog In -time aP Watched one of the finest games that if General Manager Artluir Either that, or call a moving Tommy Harrison, the Los Angeles (Jheney-irtoneer vs. Deci's, 6:16 the Birmihg'ham, Mich., Country rice McDermott, an Ig-game' win ■— Whoosh •— Whoosh. The ascend light' heavy, at Eastern "Parkway, go to the hill 'for the state kings.' It was a slip. Ringsiders who paid |organiz<>d ball. . .Catch the last DfKirFra ...h:.,....-.0 o V • o o i —i seven years, made an 111-fatfd trip n e^. pla.ved In Little .‘ League ball Yesterday's Stars Eblers aits tight and follows his nian. . . - “ -C h a rter Oak. Cîb. i. SB; H^'wlU 2L FrtilAv. K^HIfp 3. K*!- ner with the-Boaton Red Sox laat ing roar and swish of theiair wash The right hander baa been slight* ^ see the fiasco said it was a push, few innings-to£ the YankeC-Tiger to this country, in hope of making Perhaps we’d better look at our- yesterday during the Glanta- old conservative ways, the Baiu- Aug. 3 . . . Sandy Saddler wor- From our, teevee view, it definitely ' My, NaiimFc M - His none. He-has.’ givSn up only six THURSDAY and all the mob will be'there: Howitt 4: IlitN off: Howiii 1 for 1 run Sea.son. . M d reminder, but they wouldn t ^ lUricken animal that needs help ton Red Sox, making his firs^ with' the fam ily before the teevee Field. ln’3: Rothman 3‘ for 0 rona in 3; hbp: in the rapidly disappearing Negro three-run third inning wrapped up major league start.' pitched a bril a guy'tifying. to best the land own bsckS’apd Is the best recruit hits, eight bases on bails, three ' Paih enroiite to The HeiAld Is screen. Hbcqnd Congos \ s, United Meth ’ I f the PGA is tougher to win The lanky smithpaw, acquired h.y harm her now where she had crept g e l it.' and as quickly as pos- TM A’T S A LO T OF H A Y I Turner: ii*p. Naum>r, 1. ,1: Naumor; Leagues, jound he-couldn’t hit with the win for the Giants: * liant one-hitter against Baltimore lord out of a nto’itb’s rent. • ing ground for fresh football ma runs, while striking but 26 la 2fi odist, 6:1.5 Robertson Park. than the United States Open the ph: Barry 2. Rotbman 2. ii; Mltch'^ll; the Nats over the winter, has lost i upouj the grass by the aide of thal sible. Sure it’s a bit of trouble, a bat. ' ./ as the Red Sox blanked the Orioles Wqlve* Howling terial, A rt Lewis, head football initinga.: ■ First National Bank vs. Naa- reason is its vastly more grueling. Sroror: McDowoIl: Tlmo; i:06. seven consecutive games. McDer V . - but how €lie can we pay the debt Oceanport. N; J. It is al Tuened to Boxing / EARLY ENTRY 4-0 in the. first game of a double- The wolves have started to, howl coach at Weat Virginia University, Yesterday’s, crowd at M t Nebo Siffs 6- Oiiarter Oak. ,-1 In the Open, the winner only has mott bowed to fh e ClevelsnrI In Tit* dew.^wet earth felt good-to; to the worthy dogs that' have most as expensive to keep horses So Vald.es tui ned to / boxing, header. in the Maryland city already. But, has discovered. Of 50 boys .slaM was the finest o f the season. 'The Wrestling 8:OTk;Mt. Nebo. ' to be consistent in two 18 hole dians 7-4 .vesterda.v to run his sea her feverish campus. Only oiiedln- that It costa.a minimum .of $5:000 pected that a''targe conUngant 'of dozen 18 hole rounds in seven j informants say, hsi tnad'^ up-'hls American Legion JunlqraXya, Chirafo rbiladolphia , andKdldn't reappear on the 'scene Saturday's Fights lights, had caused her to miscal New York Giants holds a B.- den.State, the world's richest.race, game, a* the White Sox took a djdate' for'the team Is'from beyond a year (o stable and train,-.the faria will traVel to East Hvtf(>rtl dn.vs. the last 10 of-them at sudden . S’atloHar . . nil lid to stirk with .limmv. that radius. , - East ‘Hartford. 6 Ea.sl itartfonl.'’ Ctuchinail 1-4-1. Now Vftrk until 1962. when Bobby Gleason >,. ‘ .'I...... , ' culate. degree -in physical education frbm when owheV Ralph Straaburger doubleheader from the Philadel a.ve.rage rac*. horse for one' year. for Wednesday’s, big battle. . Cl^yelai^, July 19 (45 Golf-., Marly FurgOl' of Lemont. HI., Legion vs. Fairfield's, 6—Char 'death match Piaj;. Philadelphia. Ju ly 19 OP) — .Six the. University^ ^,f)..Puerto Rieb. Rf-ooklyn 12. f’hicaeo 6. ' took over his managerial reins and Miami, Chico Varona, .14914. Yet her master w6uld come in plunked down his $2.10 entry fee. phia AUiletica 10-3 and 4-3. dome touHng.hngade had a new came up to the last,hole needing ter Oak. The tourjiament proper, gets un .Phlladolphia 11-9. St. Umla Ht (10), National Football League teams put him in a s)nall. club in Sunny- Oiba, outpointed Jimmy Martinez, one. She didn’t have to know that money;Won leader today, • big a birdie to tie, hit . hia drive into Emanuel Lutheran vs. SAond' der wa'y with qualifying rounds at !MilwaukC'«- 4-5. Ritlahurgh 1-7. begin training today for the open side, Long' Island. 155, Phoenix, AriA.,,10. alt hound dog men would come If Congoe.s, 6:1.5 Robertson Park. .36' hole.st, 18 the first day and 18 * 1,1!;.“ '’ . . ® ' ^ ^ ‘ 'P P ‘r strokes cost him Road OriiI.'6:15 Charter Oak. going anywhere . play .36 holes Clovoland ,, ...... 60 28 were the Los Angeles Ranrva, at Manakiki Open. daily. Sixty-four qualifiers com-* .682 — like a losing night for the pro Uliavez, 142, Dowuey, Calif., 7.- for her rnany miles away. •1,230 ini prise- money, - Now York • • ...... 29 .671 *t University of Redlands, Redland, Cars passed in the .night and it WE CANT MAKE BREAD Boros defeated George Far.io, A __ pete at match play. July 23. re f'liiragq ...... 57 33 .633 4 moters. Baba surrounding the club Wins oh First Hole Dotroli ..... Calif.; New Yoi’k Giants at WU-. became day, and hundreds rnqre Pine Valley, N. J., veteran.;iit an ducing the field to 16 in two rounds ...... ;..3T 48 .43.'! were packed. ___ . • , ... Boros won on the first hole of Waahington ...... 35 4.9 .417 23 lamette University, Salem, Ore.; Valdes squared’off with Joe Mc- flew by. She waa weary, but she Miiit>so and Rivera of 18 holes-each. Bf*aton ...... -.35 50 .412 22'ii San Franciaco 49ers a t . Menlo " ‘th a par when The 16 survivors play ,36 holes Raltimoro .. a...;___32 55 Fadden, a heavyweight of sorts, stayed awake and watched. She OR LET DOWN A HEM (CallL) Junicr,- College; Waiihing- ’- The^had tie< at 2«o second shot skidded into a July 24, Zbd then the -quarter- Philadoipbia ...... : ..54 . 357 28 ' didn’t hope— she knew. Nalioaal - ton Redskins at Occidental Col Top B ase Stealers flnafs, semi-finals and final are Wheeling along the highway, i par, as Mries of last-round i["oke"blc*lc ar'SH'^Haas^^^ Now Yora , ...... 6ft 29 .674 — lege, Loa Angeles; Chicago Bears COMPLETE saw her. Though obviously hurt, That's aet eur bwelaeas -^tu ne. mvept the other contend-' the ^ m e long route. That’s a Brooklyn ...... ;.54 .35 .607 6’ Philadelphia. July 19 (4'^ — (Chi Phliadolphia .;...... 4.1 41 .512 14*i at St. Joseph’s College, 'College- she waa watching every car. The Our huaineoa is ears, whafe wreog with lot of Walking. 4Tihcihnati ...46 44 .511 l4*i !'283 were Paul McGuire of Wichita cago White Sox teammates Minnie < ville, Ind.; and the Chicago Card mirror w;aa clear, so I slowed -and and how te, fix theeii.. Move* Ahead of Doc Course in Good Sha|»e' Milwaukoo ...... 4.'i 44 .5 begin,- I would have taken' her to the red Krrill of New Hartford,' N.Y., Providence. R. I., has broken the header by. rtOM scores ye.’^terd^, in a« group of five with 136’s. Brookline. Mus., July 19 iif5— ning^^ A u g y l. ^nearest animal shelter, where she were out front by a stroke. At the AmericaR Women’s 8-pound shot- Slibabury winning the fiist game Md of 63. Boros and Freddie Haiu The PGA lost prestige when Ben Everett and Donald ' Hicks -it would have been cared for. put record with a toss of 43 feet, 3 to 2 and Electric Boat the sec Hogan quit competihg in -it after BROWN- iad taken - over, with Fazio in a Worcester did juat what they were . FlRl>xC.ATCHE8 A F IS H A s I continued on my way. I did 214 inches, aflss Deubei reached ond 3 to 1. winning it for the second time-in REGAL Brainerd; *Minn.' (Ab — Mike Wfee-way tla with Bo Wininget) expected to en coiite>'i^trj’ Rnss-botham. Sr. and J r. 6-2. 4 6, that a seven-pound, two-ounce Telephont M|-9'*l*^52 3U EAST CENm ST. lovers among the many that paas- M i M is ^ 72.U-72-70 for by Amelia Bert, at Harrlaburg. S a crowds after each fight—Vi".J hi- legs. ' \ 61.1. in the finals.stHi* Longwood walle.ve '.had faatenes itself to the No. 75, Ruat Alien of Y ûngstown upi M flipped upside down ,in colliaibii with 'V-3. Oleve land’s Pa., June 9, 1961, ~ ■■•d? Iqite or draw. EdN ^rgol atra|ghtena . ttiia'out Cricket esu^ ■ v ' string by swallowjRg. tha etAppie. Certainly •f thciK sni Bob Adama b t tha wbael. in,a aback car race « t Bedford. Ohio, No. 5, drivsfidriv«| by Wal^'Arktian.Wally Arkti barely T hnvn t their ^nhrn avoid! tha crack-^p. (N B A ). , \ r K " j : . . V . ■- ) ■; • ^ f- «ANCHi»rER EVENING HERALD; it(UÎCHBii:ER. j^N N , MONDAY, JULY 19. 1^64 PA

i e i TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JULY 19, 1964 HptMSB For 8alo V 72. . Waatod—Rsal Eqtato 77 ious qiMetion" whsthsr Allis Chal mers has the right to Hr* anyone H^pital Reports F o u r W a it who refused to eay whether he ie Atomic ^ Automobile for 8al« 4 Biuincu Service Offered 13 Peintinf—Paperinf 21 Poultry gnd Supplies 43 Household Goods 51 [ s e e THE ESCOTT AGENCY or ie not a Communist but he Business LoesUms Bouses For Sale 72 We need (Jape (Jods, (Jolo- hoped the company would follow T^ree Dog Bitea News Tiîts Spiu^ Se^te llW 19M CHEVROLET, club coupe. WEBB’S TV — IT Maple St.* IS per OPTBWK PAINTING. -Free es- F O U ^ ^ per pound, live weight THREE USED electric ranges $80 For R ent. NlSe condition in every respect. 64 ^FIRST FOR BEAL VALUES’ nials and Ranch Homeg. Also the example of General JBleotric. Colled froBi AP W im house call. All wurk fully guaran Uinates. Gilbert Fiekett, MI at the farm. Arnold Nelaon, 787 - - - - - . . w , 88 blLYUE ROAD. /Direct from FHA Profit which, ht said, has ousted employts Bid StaUied ^tiatsified “Black. ‘ Douglas Motors, S33 M Mein. and up, one uaed combinaUon oU- two family hotnes. Three eases Involving young WaaMiigtOB. July 1$ (B ! >»$•$. teed. Call Ml. for quick S-6083. Lydall Street. MI 3-8906. electricric range, $78, Excellent for AIR CONDITIONED offices. Mod owner. Cape Cod houae, four IN HOUSING who have rofuasd to taati^ on honest service. ern design. Near Post Offies, Mate ' rooms and bath,'.oil heat, com bbya bitten by dogs occurrM Ing Senaton 'atteeked sad Siatod- 1«S1 OLDSMOBILE four door Holi cottage. Also four uaed'T.V. seta, We will be. happy to, list grounds o f poosible aelf-lncrimina-^ BEturday. the Madcheatar Mkmo- Twanty-tw< State PoUce patrqH MimliteMeiits console mddels, V.H.F, only, $70 atreet, corner Wadsworth. Ml bination • atoms windows and MANCHESTER — Weatwood St., tion. 6d today a prafieaal that fUfaata day, lustrous two tone green. Private Inatmctiona 28 Articles'*For Sale ^ 45 9-9779, or MI, 9-9819. screens. Newly painted. Nicely Tax Verdict By Flanders rtal Hospital reported this morn men trainees ropor* to State Potleo Fully equipped. Excellent family MASON—Fieldstone a specialty, and up. Nearly new 11 cu. ft In off McKee. Good quality homa your property;. Please ciall It was the Arat hearing at which ing.* .5:5^ . firms ba authorised $a CLASSIFIED AOVT. landscaped lot. May be, seen any under conatruetioa, >ready to McCarth' Training School at Bethany to car. Full p rice' fl,395. Center Toth. Phone Ml. #-820T. COME Of—Browse around The ternational Harveater deep freeze. evening or Saturday afternoon and has praalded Unee Gilbert Bdegaert, 13, of 72 linn- power from atomie enaii DEPT. HOURS Motor Sales, 4dl Main St. $195. Garrlty Bros.. Inc.. Talcott- decorate. 6-rooni Oarriaon Colo (OanliaeeiHroai Paya One) March 17 when hla public purauit begin S-montln’ training coun* ACCORDION and piano taught in Woodahtd, 11 Main St., Mshchas- STORE AND Offices for rent, on Sunday. ML 9-4097, -v wtTw»p» __ grouhdg there should. be a stall be called to act on proposals that (Jircle, received auperAoial abra 83S*,606 to big t”omen’a htt manu after a meeting of GOP niwffrss 10:30 A. M. able rates. No Job too small. Call CaU RockvUle 34706. heat, $30 per month. Tel. PI. OT mm m mimm ea# wo anqaaag^p g M iny costs duritiy* construction. ’’houae-cleanlnf” iMfora any new MI. 0-0650 after 3 p.m. First MORTGAGU Second Almost new, $38. Call MBCdford ranch. Laige wooded lot. High lo lavatory, hot water oil heat. Sun- Asked by (^mmlttee Counsel West Germany be given full sions of the left forearm and abra facturer in order to prevent largS'^ Btonal leadera at the White HoMsa SATURDAY 9 A. M. 1943 LIGHT Blue Buick, converti 2-6872. cation. Four miles out. Has every- mediate action Ust your property ppcial acthrtty. sions of the edge of the Anger nail, 3-7750. rad cast iron recasaed radia wiUi the Albeit J. Oatto Co. William Simon if any excess mort- aovereiii^ty. acaie layoffs by firm . . . (Jhester^ he hoped voting on thh msaanrs ble. Black top, good condition. FHA—Conventional—GI Tfi BiTN T'Tr'w in B-ii" ^ B $18,800. Many more inchid- tor*. Attached garage'. High ' 3. A pending move ,by Sen. Flan- respectively. town, Md., ta beginning t6 Imry could be started itoday, but no ma LOOK “ AV«*ft*~ A ari vy lit Owlle w tora, CH. 6-8468, evenlnga Ml yaye proceeds )ia4 hron distributed Knowland said he thought it un voini ooorEEAnoM wnJL Looks like 1947 model. MI. 9-6992. Household Services WE SAY AGAIN 1953 GENERAL ELECTRIC, food S«H. 6-Ro6m ing Cape Cods, ranches and co- land Park Schom. Immediate dera (R-Vt) to censure him fqr the Ill other accidenta reported Sat it# U dead after exptoskm rocked jor vote was In stefat aa tha Isnsts Terms to 30 Years—Lowest Rates Tenement in 3-tenement house, 8-664S, JA, 8-3989, to the stockholders, Musa said way he has conducted hearings in BE APPitECIATEO POWER MOWERS freezer, A-l condition, $200, PI. . lonials. $7,330 up. Many will quali occupancy. likely. He said the subject might urday at the hospital. Dolores town for 90 rjinute* Friday. swung into its fifth iday of dsbats. 1949 CHEVROLET Sedans —- two Offered 13*A 2-6048. to business couple. Phone RMk- fy for O.I. Whitcher Agency. MI. "not as guch.” the past. c o n iJe c t i c u t No Money Down—12 Weekly CAST HARTFORD—Oxford Drive. Split Four Ways be covered by a resolution befora Pease. 10, 203 N. Elm St., cut her CIO Prealdsnt Walter RsoUisr beautiful four-doors, radio and rille 5-3307. ' Price reasonable. 9-3461. . Today’s hearing was in the lip and hruieed her elbow when she Diol MI-3-5121 SERVICE ON all makes sewing MORTGAGE EXCHANGE BIHX3ET CENTER , Capa Cod, plaatared walls, pan- Legal Notices He explained that the Paye- Qongress adjourns, but that it is meantime urged tb* Benata to da- heaters, extra' nice ..througout. machines. Also electrifjdng. Work 11 CU. FT. FRIOIDAIRE Refri caucus room in the Senate offlee'j' fell off ,k bicycle. feat the measure, saying la a Douglas Motors, 333 Main St, '91 Center Street gerator. like new. Cap be seen LARGE SIX Room Cape Cod, fire elsd• - recreation “ ztJo room with...... alldlng... Manor Oorp. paid'out 3908,000 in building—the samg big room in poiMible no legislative action will done in your home. Sichel, MI. 27 Lswis Street MI-3-4164 f f ^ _ AT A COURT o r PROBATE held at loans split about four ways kmony Fred Brunoli, 3, of 28 piem an statement that its passage would 9-9419. Day phone MI. S-31T1. at 87 JordJhBt- after 7 p. m. Summer Homes For Rent 67 place, oil heat, beautifully land door cloeete, garage 14’x34’ with » " 4 tor the IMii- which the hearings'wore held on Rd., sustained a lacerated scalp 1948 CHEVROLEIT station wagon, work bench. BeautifuUy land- on the 14th day of himself, Cowan, Winston and be heed-J, Obituary cause the U. 8. pubUe “ an iaeal- Hartford CH-S-8897 scaped, custom built, convenient McCîrthy's row with Army offl- when he struck hla head while culable loSs,’.! Lost and Pound radio; heater, local owner. Un FLAT FINISH Holland window l^TERFRO N T Cottdge for rent at to bus and school, exceptional buy. acaped lo t garden. ExceUent Xthrchlson who, with his brother cials. Tiiere has been talk of action by usual condition. Only $43 down. ”Two Decades of Mortgage ALL ALUMINUM combination win Coventry Lake, 160 per week. |^r»»i>ni,'jOHN j; WALLBTT. Judae tha United States and Britain to diving into shSIlpw water. He re fe rr^ princIpaUy te the ahades, made to measure: All dows and doors, aelf-storing, save GLENWOOD Gas Range, 30” . For appointment call A. R. Wilkie cohditlon. Owner moving from Edmund 8. Wiley or Ed- John, owns'Tecon Corp., a Texas But there was none of the fan EOUND—I fellows who will wax, Center Motor Sales, 461 Main St. Experience At Your Service'* Good condition. Call MI 9-6126. Call Ml. 9-7149. , A Co. MI. 9-4889 and MI. 3-8365. state. Price 310,900. mund Wiley late of Mancheater, In aald buildiny concern. give the Bonn government full, bill's provlsiong foy Uceasing pri metal Venetian blinds at a new heat, comfort, convenience, last a deceaaed. fare and glitter that marked that vate firms to d evel^ AtpaOs pow wash and tipan out your car for CLUNQTON — Real quaUty 2- Muss testified that the main lovcreignty in the event France 'only IS. FOr service telephone MI. 1949 NASH, $600 r^27,000 mUes, low price. Keys mqde whila you Frank Burke Mel Redman lifetime. Free demonstration.) Call IRONRITE Electric Iroher, new c r y s t a l l a k e — Near sandy . .Jh,*. adminlelralor c.I.a. havln* ex- Inquiry. Nine spectators iqere in falla to-ratify the European De Deaths er plants, but he said tha bOl’a anyUme. BUI Tunaky. Ml. 9-9093. PHELPS ROAD — Six room Co- bedroom ■ ranch, foundation hlMted hit adminiairaiioa account with reason the sum was paid' out aa the red-carpeted room as the hear •0751. local one-owner, car. 1949 Dodge wait. Marlow’s. condition. Maple kitchen set. beach, flvp room cottage, acreen lonial, excellent condition, oil (enae (Jommunity (EDC) pact. ^ proviaiona would irtaka th a ‘shar 20x43. Near new achool and aald ettate to tbit Court for allowance, loans and no’, as an actual divi ing got under way. Television news sedan, low mileage, clean. Doug Florence parlor atove. MI 9-4844. iporch, newly redecorated, $33 ateam heat. 3-car garage, over it U dend 'was because of tax uncer House Speaker Martin (R-Massi ’a ing of atomic information with WEAVING of bums, moth holes ROTAL AND Smlth-Conmh port church. Lot 100x280. Living ORDERED that the 27th day of reel cameras recorded part of the and las Motors,,333 Main St. FIRST AND eecuna mortgages weekly. Call Rockville 5-8134 after 100’ frontege, shade trees, shrubs, tainties. who also met with reporters, said allies ’’more difficult if aot tai- FOUND^BIack and tan feniale and torn clothing, hoisery runs, able and standard typewriters. MAHOGANY double bed ends, $13, fi p.m. room haa picture windows and July. HUM. at eleven o'clock, forenoon, proceedings. Bert Gibson Dies, 1946 CHEVROLET sedan. Heater, bought for our own account Fast, AU makea of adding machlnea garden, near schools and bus Hne. at the Probate Office In the Municipal He said all four stookholders In openings the hearings, Mc he expects the House will clean posslble." He did' aot axplala pup. Hog Warden,. MI 3-4540. hant^baga repaired, sipper re confidential acrvlca. M an-eater Ironing board $!.--., Phone MI- Choice location. Garltoh W, Hutch fireplace. All floor# cork-tiled, IÛdins In aald.- Mancheater, be and his reasoning. -•sold or rented. Repalra on aU 8n* wMSMA Is S s s IMm s -A ftss s W _I___ _ _ are watchiny a tax case, now be up moat of iU unfinished business Q—^Why ■ are nights in New radio, 1946 Oldsmobile six coupe, placement, umbrellas repaired, 9-9141. ^ GIAlfT n e c k HEIOHTS^Five ins. MI, 9-3133, 9-4694. < windowa, Anderson pressure i* ftS0l(|aPd for a hoarlnv on Carthy said some of his staff Veteran Mechanic LOST—Lady’s black biltfpld, con hydramatic, new rings. No down Investment Corp., 244 Main street makss. Marlow’s. roons cottage. AU conveniences, tho allowance of aald adminlMtratlon fore the Internal Revenue Service, this week. Mexico so much .cooler than the 'As the debate, moved into Its men’s shirt collars reverted and ML 3-8416. seal, tiled cabinet kitchen with members are ^ trying to - raaign, taining nKSwy and identification. payment, $490 weekly. Cole GAS RANGE Buifable for cottage. overlooking water. Chapel 3-3338. account with «ald pstate and thia Court invt^viny whether sponsors bf the against his wishes. ' Asaalls Conduct days? second week, Knowland prsdtetsd replaced. Marlow’s Little Mend WINTER SEAL of Connecticut TWO-FAMILY duplex, 4 and 4. built-in features. Trade-Wind djrecta that noticp m IHp tlma and CaU MI. 9-9040. Motors. MI. 9-0980. ft ing Shop. Two double aet tubs. Very rea- placfi aaained for aatd •hearlna b« Glen Oaks Vllliiye in New York He did not name them, but said While Flandera’ tangle with Mc A—Because the thin, dry air Bert Hartford Gibson, of 185 an administration irleta^, and aluminum combination atorm win Priced for immediate sale. Good fan, baaeipent fireplace, garage, City were leyally Justified said there would he .no compro- aonable. Inquire 89 Branford St. sound construction,; good condi 1,000-gallon oil tank, city water. fflvpn to all ppraona known to b«* In- they are per/sons who have done Carthy has many roots, the Vef' does not . stay warm after Sim Main St„ died suddenly yesterday ■ ^ L O ST ^reen Parakeet, answers to INVESTORS AWAIT dows and doors. Guaranteed Good tprpated therein to appear and be treating as a lony-ferm capital mtae. CORNICES, Orebes and slip covers Wanted To Rent « 68 tion. nice location. CaU A.C.B. Immediate occupancy. heard thereon by publiahlng a 'copv of "a most outstanding Job” and monter'B censure resolution duft'^dpwn. at hla home. Gibson, who has .run *• name Chop-Chop, vicinity De'pot Houaekeeplng. Manchester repre MAHOGANY BED—Sp r in g and yain their multi-miiUon dollar up f Gibson’s Garage since 1919, came Sen. Anderson (O-NM) ooBtand* Auto Accessories—Tires 6 custom made by Claselc Decora- YOUR APPLICATION Realty Co. MI. 9-3892. BOLTON CENTER — Bayberry this order In aome neWapaper havlna whose loss to the .' committee Square. Reward. MI. 3-61M. tora, 41 Oak S t For free estimate sentative. M. J. Granfield MI mattress, walnut dresser and WANTED—Five or alx room rent a cli^latlon in aald Diatiicl. at leant windfall profit In a Lony Island hits squarely at Mc(Jarthy's con to this towm in 1918 from Vermont ed the biU should ghg* ths ABC 94738. Road. S-bedroom Ranch, two "would be one of the greatest vic la a rongreasman'a BATTERIES — 30% off. Square call Ml. 9-2730. vanity. Call MI 9-3843. by family of four. Maklmum rent MANCHESTER- Six room Cape five daya belore the day of aald hear- apartment project built with FHA- duct aa chairman of the investi-: mail saiiTToJie “franked"? and took a Job aa mechanic for the authorit.v to erect plants to pro L08T-::-Green plidd r in g e d type aa low aa $4.93 ex., long type Funds for ANY purposs are 185; within twenty mile radius of years old. Attached garage, lnr» and by------malllnjr*•*— • In - a reatatered * - let- tories the Communist party could Cod. Oil heat, near new school and ter on or before July 1*. 1164. a copy Insured loans. achieve." gating group. > A—The word."frank" ta from Hartman Tobacco Co. duce and sell electric power. A t acription sun glasses. Call 17,95. Written guarantee. 'Cole FURNITURE, Antiques ahd piano easily and quickly available at FLAGSTONE. Stone for walla, Hartford. MI. 9-3978 any time. plastered walls, ceramic tile The sponsors of thi.e project bouae fronts, flreplacea, etc. Bol bus, lot 83’ X 130', 111.700. Made of thi> order to Marsarct J. Wllev, He said he would make a fur Without apecifying what his the old French word'franc, mean . Gibson's Garage, formerly on present, he said, the Mil Umlta 1-4154 days, MI. 3-7074 evenings. .'Motors. MI. 9-0980. repairing, refiniahing, i’estoring. fair rates and terms to fit your Musical Instruments 53 line Smith, Realtor. Xfl. 9-1843 or bath, fireplace, aluminum com care of Commimloner of Welfare. claimed their profit was capital conduct is. the one-sentence res income. ton Notch Quarry M*. 9-0617. BARTLETT-BRAINARD executive State Office Butldlns. Hartford, Conn.-; ther announcement on the subject ing “free." Hudson Street, hag been in exis such authority to by-product pow Furniture Repair Service, Zlg- MI. 9-1146. bination atorm windows and yain, taxable at a 25 per cent rate, olution says it "is unbecoming a er from experieriient^ stations. LOST—Tiger grey female cat. Re PIANO TUNING and voicing. Com wishes to relocate in Mancheeter. doors, Venetian blinds, amesite Anna J. Robb. 74 Haynee 8l.. Man- later today or tomorrow., tence longer than any other garage ward. MI 9-3868. mund Gozdz, Prop., formerly Of RED CEDAR posts, rails and plete rebuilding, repairing restyl cheater. Conn.; Plorynce W. Chudoba, far leas than the tax on -normal member of the U. S. Senate, ia Q—Which is the oldest city on -- • --.(Sr Sen.. Hickenloopsr. (R-Iowm> Auto Rtpairing—Painting 7 CONNECTICUT MORTGAGE Want to rent.5-8 room houae, or drive, lot IBCxISO’. Near library, •3 Tanner «t., Manchester. Conn. McCarthy arrlverf about 20 min in Mancheater. Mr. (Sibeon had run Watkins Brothers. Route 83, Tal- clothes poles. Call East Hampton, ing. Keys recovered. 34 hour serv Income. . The Internal Revenue CMtrary to senatorial traditiona, the Mississippi River « the bueineas from the rear of his Aoor manager o f the Mil. —if* cottville; east of Brunner's. MI; rent same with option to buv. CaU churchea and tchoola. JOHN J. WAUÊTT/Joilfe.:t t ? j Service is in the procese of decld- utes late for the scheduled start / _ EXCHANGE ANdrew 7-2146. ice. All work guaranteed The Collect Springfield, Mass. '9-9380- and tends to .bring the Senate into A—Natches, Miss., founded in home - on Main Street in reefent there is nothing in the maasura LOST—Grey and black stripe tiger CAR BURN OIL? 3-7449. - Iny 7-/hetlier the profit'* should not of the hearing, and promptly took^ disrepute, and such conduct is FIRST AND SECOND Piano Shop of Manchester. Phones Aronson. Notice VERNON — Box Mountain. 23- LIMITATION ORDER caustic note of the absence of all 1716. years. to: prohibit AEC’a dsvsloinnsnt o f cat. Male. Bob tailed. Reward. MOUTON LAMB fur coat, amall Ml. 9-9329, 9-8074. foot living room, fireplace, din O'* p r o b a t e held have been treated as normal in hereby condemned.” He, was bom in Baldw-ins Mills. power but its commercial develop tSiild's pet. Finder please call Economy overhaul, most all YOUNG MAN with small pick-up MORTGAGES y size. Black velvet 2-piece anlt, AT MANC.4ESTER. wIIMn and for the come. , , • Democratic' members. However, Flanders mentioned truck, will do odd Jobs, evenings , ------Invitation to Bid ette, 2 bedrooms. Ceramic tile Dlitrict of Mancheater, on the l«th dav. Q—la the idea of naturalisation (Janada,,Feb. 12. 1893. He was an ment of power ta not speciflesUy MI IdOOO. Frank Burke Mel Redmgn size 12. New G.E. swivel top of July. A. D. ISM. Muss said his yroitp did not He said "my three Democrat details of McfJarthy's actions as cars. Parts and labor $49.95. or week-ends. MI. 9-8452. Business Property For Sale 70 **’he Coventry Board of Educa- hath on first floor. Full shed a modern development? honorary member of Uie Manches authorized. 27 Lewia St.. Hartford. CH-6-8897 cleaner; electric oven, never used. Wanted—To Buy 58 ------tloh requests bids or drilling an Preaenl. JOHN J. WAU.BTT. Judee. know the "full picti ra" on the tax colleagues” have been t^ in g to subcommittee chairman only brief No money down. $4.90 month doriner. Two bedromi, full bath, w.SiW* Annie Klldlih. aka Anna A —Yea, until 1870 a man re ter Fire Dept. Anderaon said ABC should hava Black bear akin rug. S' square. BUILDING, Ideal for profeaaional artesian well at the 'Cegter large haUway on aecond floor. anyle and had "been waitiny for” "discredit" the subcommittee's ly in hia prepared speech. Instead, Anoouneemento ly. All Work guaranteed. MI. 9-3639. WANTED—Boys and girls 30” , 24” Kjidlsh. late of Mancheater, In aald Red hunting. He termed their mained a citizen o f his- native Ha ta su rvive by his wife. authority to prove that the power men, apace for two office suites. School. They also request bids for Attractively redecorated. Ar Dlatrlct. deceaaed. a decision on the Glen Qake pro the Vermont Republican outlined Grace Varney Gibson; one ebn, development Is economteiUly feas Building— Contracting 14 and 26” used bicycles. MI. 9-3098. Three large rooms each, also for On motion of John A. Xlldlah of said ject before reledslny their, profit absence today "not a happy ait- land no matter where ha lived. YOU’VE HEARD about the Dahl- MOTOR SALE Help Wanted— Female 35 the outside paintinc of the Center tesian well. Thousands of tuUpa, what he said were ''patterns of a Howard Gibson of Windaor.-Locks; ible so that commercial organiaa- LAWN CHAIRS, sturdy wooden Manchester Cycle Shop, 166 West two tenements up. Al location, School. Mancheater executor. from its present "loaii” status. uation.” '' , moat disturbing sort" into which berg Hearing Aid. Now hear with Ford, Chevrolet, etc. .. $124.95 CUSTOM BUILT homes, general unpainted, $3.50. Route 6 to Route Middle Turnpike. ieroCus, etc. Breezeway, 2-car ORDERED; That six months from Q—What ta the common name Ave grandchildren; three brothers, tion could take over friun then. WANTED—Two shirt press opera zoned for busineas. Building in ex Specifications may be secured the l«th day of July A. 0 .. 19M be and The military housiny pibyram, M cCarthyîd not mention de he fitted Mc(Jarthy. it. Come in for free examination Pontiac, Oldsmobile, etc. . .3174.95 contracting, remodeling, repairing. 203 left ii mile, opposite North garage, amesite drive. Lamp for the shrike? . Artpur Gibson of Galveston,'Tex., Sen. Aiken" (R-Vt> remarked Financing arranged. Free esti tors, experience not necessary. cellent condition. Steam and hot from the office of the George posts, atone wall. the same are limited #nd allowed for commonly known or "Wherry Act" mands from a fourth member. "One of the aspects of the time Aithle Gibson of Lawrence, Mass., and fitting. Only 1^.30. Why pay No Money Down, 12.00 Weekly.- Windham firs staUon. WANTED—One used trunk needed water heat. Larae parking lot. the creditors within whiah to brina in A—Butcherbird, coming from that of AEC ta going to spend per- mates. Vancour Construction Co.. MUst apply in person. New Model Hersey Robertson School during their claims asalnat said ealaie, and housiny after i>.s author, the late Sen. Pqtter (R-Mich) for a staff of troubles for our country is that," more? Complete atock' of bat New, Motor Guarantee. for shipnaent to Turkey. Phone 123,000. Carlton W. Hutchins. Ml. VERNON- — BuUdIng lot. Sunny their habit of thrusting mice and Harry Gibson of Hudson Falls, N. hapa a quarter...... of a biUionion d o o m teries, cords, repairs for all makes 173 Highland St. Tel.'ML 8-4836. Laundry, 73 Summit St. MI 9-5683. * business hours. the aald executor la directed to elve Sen. Kr.nnetii S. Wherry (R-Neb.), shakeup befdre starting hearings. willy nilly, our country exercises 9-B132, 9-4894. View Driven- 31,800. public notice to the creditors to brine amaller blrda onto thorns or Y.; and two sisters,' Mrs. Mamie on an atomic power plant, it' cf aids. Personal Hearing Serv Signed? . was destyned to stimulate con- He Said Potter was in Michigan the leadership of the world during COLE MOTORS WANTED— Woman to work on Boats and Accessories 46 ALSO — Many other lisUnga in In Iheir clalma within aald time allow- forked twigs, much as a butcher BIrick of Grafton, VL. and Mr*. should come to Oougresa for ice. Main St., Jarvis Bldg. MI. CABINET MAKINO—W) also do tvqyal O. Fisher ^ by publlahlns » copy of this order riruction near m Utary centers. and other two Republican mem this period of crista," Flanders •ft 808 shirts. Good working conditions. hangs meat on hooks. Shrikes Maude Sim pson.-of Charleston, specific authorisation. 94381. 436 Center Street all types of carpentnr work, re 5*4 H.P. EVINRUDE Outboard Rooms Without Board 59 Supervising Principal Cape Cods, Ranch, Colonial and In aome newspaper haring a circula It operated in mucli the same man-, bers were tied up’ with work In said. "Thia is the frame. What N. H. Apply in person. Fisher Dry Farms and Land For Sale 71 2-Famlly Homes. tion In said probate dlatrlct. within ten then tear their prey to pieces and Hlckenlooper a:xid AECs axperi- Mlr9-0980 modeling, alteratlona; etc. Good Motor. Excellent condition. Can ner as tjie much-] rr bed yeneral other committees. They are Mns. picture shafl we put within it? The funeral will .be held at the Cleansers, Broad St. days from the date of this order, and poatwA.' apartment program, which Mundt (SD) and Dirksen (Hi) eat it. mental developments are icidea- 1^ workmanahip, and reasonable be seen at 66 Westminster Road EASTERN Connecticut—exception \ return make to this court of the nottce "We put within it a picture of Holme* Funeral Home, 400 Main tgl. that It'a "main Job ia stlU tha PersotuOs ratra. Eatimatea gladly ^ven. after 6 p. m. Ml 3-4830. PLEASANT ROOMS. Central. Gen al buy* dairy, poultry farraa, with \ THE ESCOTT AGENCY given. provided yovernment insurance for Roy M. Gohn, chief counsel, confusion in leadership to which WANTED—Woman to care for 3 tleman. Parking. Call MI. 3-4734. JOHN J.' W AU .ETT. Judge St., Wednesday afternoon at 2 aecurtty- o f the United Statca la Auto DHving School 7-A CaU Dick at PL 3-6695 or John at or without atock, 3 to 400 acres, loans to îldgrs, 'with one signifi whose scalp Potter and the thri the Senator from Wisconsin haa Q—Are the House and > Senate o ’clock. Burial will be In the East THE PROSPECT Hill School for Ml. 34769. children for two weeks. Phone MI. 268 High St. West, Manchester cant exception: chambera confined only to legta atomic weapons." 9-8671. $12,900 and up. Welles' Agency; ^ A T A COURT o r PROBATE held at Democratic members reportedly' madeâ major contribution." Cametery. youM children will re-open Hept. Building Materials 47 VERY ATTRACTIVE two single Builders of military rental hous are seeking particularly, was also lativs busihess? "Thera ta no mora reason,'* he DRIVINa InatrucUona from your Coventry. PI. 3-8873. • (Near McKee Street. West Side) Mancheater, within and for Uie Dis "The next frame" Flanders out- Friends may egU at the funeral aald. Tor the AEC to go' into ths 8th. nansportation fumlahed. Mrs. boms. Dual-control uisureo car, FOR d e p e n d a b l e aervice on rooms with private bath, for men. trict of Mancheater, on the Kth day of ing worked under a provision absent. Ifnbd stemmed, he said, from his A—Y«ta. HOUSEIWIVES—Avon offers a Framing ...... ResidenUal. Call MI. 9-6743. \ Xa 9-7683 July, A. D. 19M. home tomorrow from 8 to 5:30 and production of sWctriclty at tMa Lela Tybur, director. Phone MI. atandiu^ or automaUc. Call Man- carpentry work from $2 to $3,000, career to the woman who wishes .per M $ 99.30 ■which required them to certify to McCarthy announced that experiencesxper; of repeated visits- to 9-8767. telephone RockvUle 3-5759. Flush Clear Stain Present. JOHN J. WALLBTT. Judge. from 7 to 9:30 p. m. time than for tha Agricultura cheetei Drtvlna Academy. PL to be in business for hermlf. LARGE FRONT Room, twin beds, Houses For Sale 72 Estate of Annia Weal, late of Man the FHA that their coats of con (John’s ‘-‘mother’s only brother was Germany., in the period between Q—Why ware "boats of the Dept, to go Into ths peomtetloa at 2-7249, ToU âe. Doors .... ___ __ .ea I 7.50 chester In said Disirici, deceaaed. killed in a fall from a horse" and the two wkrs.” WANTED-Rlde to Main St., Hart CONTRACTORS for remodeling, Call ADams-6-1944. light housekeeping faculties. For struction were more thsn the liun” buried with ancient Egyp ReyneM Friaell fertlUier.^ ■ Redwood V Joint $14,700—3*.a ROOM ranch attached BOLTON—New custom buUt six Upoii application of Johanna D. Mc- that (John waa attending the Exjilolted lasiM ford. Hours I to 4. From North painting and wallpapering, all gen two girls. One block from Center. Phee prayingirayln that ‘ ' an Instrument pur amount of their FHA-insured tian pharaohs? Reynold Frieell, of 230 W. Cen Anderson, declared that, perhmpa AUTO DRIVING Inatrucuon. All P aneling...... per M $175.00 garage, ceramic tile bath, radiant room home, tgrfe living room, funeral. ------. ^ End. MI. 9-7330 after 0. eral carpenter wort. Reasonable. HOUSEWIVES anxious to earn I I CsH MI. 9-7560 after 4 p:m. porting to be the last will and leatA- mortygye. The mortyaye was "HlUer explbited the issue of A —To transpqrt their souls on lesaona on insured dual control to |2 per hour without canvass Clear Pine Casing -per M $ 6.90 heat, must. be seen to be appre fireplace, Youngatown kitchen, ment of aald deceased be admitted to ter St., died thia morning at the the one best way to pr0au>ta Ml. 9-4291. suppokedly available on ' 90 per As the subcommittee went back Communism, and on it he rose to etsrnai Journeys. Thea* I sym national security la to develop car. Capabla axperienced instruc ing. Write P. O. Box 661, Hart Windows, complete .from S 12.00 NEWLY DECORATED, BeautifuUy ciated. $13,800, full cellar ranch, diehwasher, hot Water heat. fuU probAte as per appllcallon. on file. It la to work today, preaumably to power," Flanders went^bn. "When St. Francis Hospital in Hartford. nice aize lot, central location. cellar, attached giteage, ameaite ORDERED: That the foregoing apr cent o f buildiny costs. bolic veassta supposedly were H* waa born her# Sept. 10, 1928, atomie power in a way to promote tor. Oqrdner Auto School. MI ford, Conn. ’ Rock Lath ...... per M .$ 33.00 furnished and spacioua'room.Tha plication be heard and determined at tackle the 133 names McCarthy it became convenient^ he allied AutomobUes for Sale 4 GENERAL Conatructioh, altera- Vernon, $13,900, three bedroom, Half Billion in Wiadfall buried in pairs With the kings so the peace and happiness a t the 9-6010, JA. 7-3660. tiona, remodeling, piaaUc tile, W« Carry A Complete Lin'S Of most complete light housekeeping W E B U Y drive, large lot, shade treea, high the Probate office In Mancheater In says he has, three Boston area hlmaelf with it. He- set\hia na the son of the late John and Gerda full cellar ranch, high elevation, elevation. Carlton W. Hutchina. said DIsirIcI, un Ihe 30th day of July, Under the general program, they could travel 13 hours on Nelson Fiisell. He attended local world. BEFORE TOO Buy a used car counter work, garage, etc. No Job WANTED—High school girl or Building Materials facUiUes available in Manchester. men said they had subpoenas to tion against the Jews. Hg de MORTLOCK'S DRIVINa School. woman as mother's heli^r. -MI wooded lot. A. R. Wilkie A Com Entire or PsrtisI Estates Xn. 9-5132, 9-4694. A. D, ISM at ten o'clock In the fore now expired, no certifleation was .one with the sun, and 13 hours schools and aerved in World War Baa Gorman Motor Sales. Buick too amall. Eugene Glrardin, 16 You wUl marvel at the cleanliness noon. and that nnllce be given to all required. Capehart estimates testify—two of them for today and stroyed Tree labor unions. H^sset on the other during tha night Sales and Service. 285 Mam Ix)at confidence quickly restored 9-5393. Our New Warehouse pany. MI. 9-4389 and MI. 3-8363. persona Interested In taald estate of one for tomorrow. n . SUICIDE IN NEW HAVEN by a sklUed, courteous instructor. Trotter St. Ml. 9-3309. of this buUding, ChUdren accepted. Antiques, China, Glass XfANCHESTER — Owner '’trans that under this section bf the law, up his private police force hours. atraet Mitchell 0-4671. Open eve-i NA'nONAL BUILDERS’ CeiUrai. Priced so reasonable ebe pendency of said appllcallon and All three aald they will invoke spy system. He worked toward, He leaves one brother, Herbert New Haven, July 19 (/Ft—When License Included. Insured, dual 65 FOOT RANCH-6 large rooms, Complete Households ferred out of atate, must sacrifice tha lime and place of hearing thereon builders reaped up to a half bil Frisell o f this town; two sisters, a maid waa tmable to unlock tha 'Ulngs. SUPPLIES you*U gaapl Be-eure and eee tbie many extras Including dishwash lovely six room Cap# Cod. MI. by publishing a copy of thU order In the Fifth Amendment against self and ultimately achieved for hlm controlled standard and hydrama Help wanted— Male 36 381 State Street some newspaper having a circulation lion dollars in "windfall" proflts Q—Have the nail* which were Mrs. Lillian Kemp of this town and door of a third Aoor room at the tic cart. MI. 9-7398. Roofing—Siding 16 one. Mra. Dorsey, 14 Arch St er disposal, paneling, picture Storage l.«ts Store Stock 9-8853. incrimination if any questions are aelf, the sole authority in govern- uaetr^ the (JruclAxion ever been 1980 MERCURY CLUB coupe, two In aald. district, at least five days be- by pocketing the difference be asked about their political beliefs. Mrs. Birgitt Sparks of- Boston. Hotel Taft yesterday; a wtndow WANTEID—Man for furnace inatal- North Haven, Conn,. windows, ceramic tile bath, Rua- for- the day of said hearing, to appear tween the loan amounts and ac mitnt. in business and in society in found ? \ tone fthiah, radio, heater, local SPACIOUS, Clean furnished rooms, Call Anytime MANCHESTER—$8,900, four room If they see cause' at said time and They eaid also that McCarthy waa general. Curiously enough his A__’Thi', it Mass.; four nieces and two neph washer entered through the win BALLARD’S DRIVING SCHOOL — RAY’S ROOFINO Co. BuUt u|l lation. Ftill time. Exjterienced Telephones CHestnut 8-2147-8-9 co atorm windows, full cellar, tual lower construction costs. A—Thdxtron Crown o f Lqm- dow and found the body o f owner, low mileage. See Bob roofs, gutter work, roof, chimney one light housekeeping apart house, nice location, convenient to place and be heard. relative thereto, holding the hearing “ in an attempt financial support came from ews. Hardy "Mancbcater’a oldest.” Owner preferred. Apply 16| West Middle porch, garage, large ahade trees. and make return to this court, and by One committee source, asking bardy containa inner iron C. Clark, 35,iof Jackson. Mias., a Oliver today.'Center Motor Sales, Certified by AAA and Board of repairs. Free eatimatea. Ray ment. one room with kitchen ROIERT H . REID ft SON to grab the limelight away - from wealthy buainesamen. Funeral aervice* will be held 461 Main St. Turnpike. ^ privileges and two singles, suit One of Manchester's finest resi on or b ^ not to be quoted by name, said ------iR-Vt) cirtilet from it nail o f the Cross former stifdent in the T ele Law Elducation. We offer training, eX' Hagenow. Ml. 9-2314. Ray Jack- Diamonds— Watches— dential areas. Carlton W. Hutch Phone Manchester MI-t-7770 heat. 8e real buy. A. R. Wilkie for* July 30, i»4; a copy of said will Sen. Flanders (R-Vt) Who ia "Each of these features finds its of ChrisL Wednesday afternoon at 2 o’clock able for men. Apply Vernon Inn, and of . this order lo WIWilliam ' West, that despite the certiAcation re School; Police saU he-^liad sto^ perience, latest methods. Ml. abn. MI. 3-8323. UNIVERSAL Lightning Rods, Inc., ins, MI 9-3132, 9-4694. 201 MACD 8T„ MANCHESTER Co. ML 9-4389 and xn. $-8383. ' ...... pressing a move to censura Mc parallel, though it must be ad -X. at the Watkins Funeral Home, 142 ONLY DOUGLAS will aeU you a Jewelry 48 Talcottville. MI. .9-8216. care of Commissioner of Welfare quirement, builders’ proAts were Carthy. himself in the head with a nSkr. 9-2245. 31 Walnut St., Hartford. Conn., Slate Office Building. Hartford. Conn. mitted to a weaker degree, in the E. Center St., with the Rev. C. E. iata model car aa low aa |145 ROOFING, Siding and carpentry. TWO-FAXnLY, five rooms each subgtantial in the military hous The two on call 'for today were Q—Why was Cialro, IU.. so Winslow, pastor of the Church of cgj^r aaric, who had' down. We do not ask you to take wanta^ experienced men for direct LEONARD W. YOST. Jeweler, re ONE OR TWO large furnished BRICK AND frame . ranch type. _____ JOHN J. WAI.LETT. Judge. career of the Junior Senator from named? ■ AUTO DRIVING instruction from AlteraUqns and addiUons. CeO- Five large rooms, expandable sec floor, immediate occupancy sec ing program. The proAts were Lawrence W. Parriah, 48, an elec Wisconsin.’’ . the Nazarene, offjclaUhg. BuriM raglstered at the hotel Thuraday a loan from a bank or finw ce selling of a fast moving specialty pairs, adjusts watches expertly, rooms with complete light house A-rBecause iU first settlers, your home. Insured dual control ings. Workmanahip guaranteed. item. High commlasions—perfect iteasonable prices.______Open------daily. ‘ " ond floor. Full basement. Living ond floor, aluminum atorma and AT A COURT OP p r o b a t e held poMible, he said, by a two-cor- trical worker at the Quincy Yard will be in the East O m etery ." under an aasumed name and a company to completa your down keeping facilities. MI. 9-4778. at Manchester, within and fe given to ail pejaona allow time for debate and dtacus' a .part-time l>asta after Aug. 31' COMPLETE REPAII^ by Stuart Moving-Trucking Help Wanted— home. All conveniences. Gentle known to he Interested therein lit a He said WoJcho..’*kj would have since-the renovation which took their land.. Green. Low mileage. Nice fam R. Wolcott on wrhiger and. auto-. getting married. -Weekdays Wateffronte $4,000 and up; near, a-chanba to edme back later and Sion. until a new woritcr tg -^talned to Storage* 20 Male or Pbmale 37 "WES’nNGHOUSE” REF. man perferred. MI 3-81^. pear and be beard thereon b y publlaL place last summer .and he con- replace her.. He said Uic position ily car...... 11005 matlc washing machines, vacuum wgterfront 31,700 and up; several Ing a copy o f Ihla order in some liewa- testify. , ■■■'"■- ■ : ■.. 'gratulated the membership on the Flanders himself took note of "BENGAL” RANGE ally winterized. New listing* al ipaper having a circulailon In aald Dis this, in iriakfng his‘ speech'public would be fUled Ly ,the State Weir ’ll STVDEBAKER FORDOR cleaners, motors, small appii- MANCHESTER - Package___Jeage DeUV- WAITRESS. W A Jfrro. SINGLE AND DOUBLE M room s. trict. at least five daya before the dav GlatiS didn't go .into details "magniAceht". transformation of Blkck. V-8. Heater, overdrive. anees; Welding. 180 Main Street. ery.-Local light ^ ck ln g and salary. Hours arranged. Also "EMERSON" TELEVISION P a r k i -n g available. Business 8 A. M. t^4:.10 P. M. ways heeded. WeUes Agency, (3ov> about Wojehowski except. to say two days in advance, saying, there farer Debt. thfouHh an 'examination BEDROOM SUITE of said hearing, and by mailing In the auditorium. He recounted sbme whicli '.'ill be annoiiiced soon. Original 24,500 Miles. . .$995 Phone- Ml 9-6678. package delivery. Refrigerators, perienced short order cook. Hourif block. See M r.. Keith, 195 No. SEPTIC TANKS entiy. PI. 2-6S72. reglilered Irtler on or before July 31, l\e Is a Communist party member of the IbcatioiM of the church might, be a parliamentary situa Public Records It's dîcult to writs washers and atova moving a 8 p.m. to .1 a.m. $1 per hoill'. .Mr. UVING ROOM SUITE Main Street. ISM. a c o f y of thfa order lo John T. and works for AllU Chalmers in tion hot allowing time for others It.Wa* raportid that Mra. Wein *51 CHEVROLET BEL AIR WIRING INSTALLATION of all 3 PIECE DINETTE SET AND (Closed Sstuiâys) Hannon. 8M Main St., Manrheater. organ, *the pulpit and other fur- er, who li’/ea at 28^ Oak St.. East that (iervics man or HARDTOP—Two tone. grey. specialty. ML 94752. ' Bassett, Bar-B-Que Hut, V«raon. Conn., executor u /w o f. Josephine Boston. ' .nishings in the sanctuary and dif to study the reasons advanced for , Warrantee Deeds ” types. No Job too amaU. Pater MI. 9,8217. ’ MAYTAG WASHER' ROOM FOR R B N T—AvaUabla Saborban For Sale . 75 Emondi. Glatis also said he knew Yatea his actioH. Hartford, liaa no ir nuediatr plans woman .as oftsn aa Beautiful throughout ..$1095 Aug. 1. Apply 82 Foster St. PLUaCED SEWERS JOHN 3 . WALLETT, Judge ferent places in what used tb be Edward W. Gallagher and Eliza- for working elsewhere. Pantaluk. 40 Foster street. Phone AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS OO,, HOOVER VACUUM C. Holmes and Edwin Garfield, Also Unknown was what sup ^th Mae Gallagher to James you’d U£e, for the *81 PLYMOUTH FORDOR—Radio MltcheU 9-7303; local ahd long distance moving, Also, include* Sealy Inner- aUNNY VIEW DR. Vernon. New known as the "Red Church." but Mrs. ClemsoA. i.'ho te assistant Situations Wanted— UMITA'nON ORDER and had . attended party meetings port Flanders'was Hkely'to get. Frederick Hodaon and Rogsmary news o f . ^ is biane and heater, powder blue. Very packing, atorage. CaU ML 84187. spring Mattress and Box 3 bedroom split-level, . garage. which Is-now gray, and he seemed to Mlaa Mary Dellafcra. welfare PRATT and WHITNEY Built In stove and oven, plastered AT A COURT OP PROBATE heM a| with them. McCarthy said these On the Republican side, Sen. Coop E. Hodson, property on Falknor town news^when one clean. A real buy...... $ 8 9 6 DOOiI|8 OPENED, keys fitted, Hartfor**UartforM CHapel------7-1438. Female 5.8 Spring. :"Mohawk" Rugs. MACHINE CLEANER Manchester, within and for the Dia- two also wqric for Alliq (JKalmers to be well pleased with the er of Kentucky has backed his Drive. ‘ director, wtvs appointed to her Job copied, vacuum efeanera, irons, Rrarders Wanted 59>A walls, selsot oak floors, ahingle ex Irlrt of Manchester, on the 15lh day of change. in May. She said she Is'leaviqg to is away from home: ■ *61 MEINRY J—Grey, radio and Lamps. Tables, Kitchen Cabi- AIRCRAFT in Boston and have sent word Vermont colleague in the past on Alfred 8. Reid and NaUialie R. guns, etc., repaired. , Shears, PIANO MOVING -Refrigeratora. Septic Taaks, Dry Wells, Sewer terior. A real line home in an ax- July A. D. ISM . return to college at WllUmantit heater, overdrive,, white wEL WILL DO Typing at home. .10 year« neL Inlaid, and a fpw otlver , dalleht neighborhood. DirecUona Present. JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. the.v will appear before his investi He emphasirad ti.e fact that this this issue. * Reid to Hugh Hennessey' property kmves, mowers etc., put into 4»n also light trucking, any time. Unea Installed — Cellar Water- DiTiatoB of United Aircraft Eitata of Josephine Emonda. late of ie State.Teachers CoUege to earn a Regardless of where tires. Excellent mechanlc- office experience. CaU MI. 3-8772. articles. ROOM AND Board. Gentleman. M iÛe east of Vernon Center. RL gations subcommittee tomorrow. a rapidly changing world, but 'Evidence o f some Democratic on Essex Street. ditlon for' coming needs. Bralth Quick, reliable', efficient aervice. FREE STORAGE TIL WANTED Proofing Done. Mancheater, In said District, deceaaed. FrancU P, Carr, chief of staff there is one thing that does not teaching decree. your service man or ...... 1495 Phdne MI. 9-9339. ‘ MI. 8-7673. - Oerperatien so. Warren E. Howland, Realtor- In motion, o f John P. Hannon of aald support came last night from Sen. Ernest Bessette to* WUllun! r. *80 BUICK SUPER FORDOR— waite, 62 Pearl street HIGH SCHOOL girl desires baby .. Phone Me immediately Insurer, 648 Woodbridge St. xa. Manchester executor. of the aubconîttee, said the change, God's love and promises to Fulbrlght o f Arksnsas,.*who.,said Lautenpach and Paulin* R. Lan- wdmhn .is stationed sitting. Gall MI 9-1184. ' H a r t f o r d c h -7-0358 McKINNEY RROS. ORDERED: That alx months from Allis Chalmers plant has done se those who will serve him. he would vote for the cenaure. Fitl- tenbach, property at 118 Deepwood DRY PLANT Black. Fully equipped.. Radio TREE FALLING, pruning, rubbish SSS Mala BL, Kaat Hartfoid 8-8800, x a . 3-sni, the lilh day of July A. D.. IBM be the Bfadchesier Eve . and heater, dynaflow. One After 7 P. M. CH-6-4690 Apartment»*'>Flatg>— SEWBRAOE d i s p o s a l CO. cret defense, work in the past, but bright eaid on an NBC radlo-TV Dr. Bertha R. Newton to Franeje Guayule, only native plant removed, odd Jobs. Evenings and Painting—Pgpering 21 and the same are limited and allowed .Following his informal talk. Dr. grown for rubber In the United ning Herald con be for. ' owner, ...... See It Day or Night Tenementa' 63 13»-ltt Pearl St-,.Tel. Mt-3-8308 ANDOVER—Four lovely rooms at for the cfîtors wjlhln which lo bring he doesn’t know whether it .is Reynolds baptized the infant son show McCarthy had been respon J. SChiebei .and Charlotte M. Saturdays. Reasonable. MI 9-4401, tached garage, lot 100’ x 300’, In their claim s against said estate^ amtd handling classified (secret) ' de State*, requires winter rains,, warded to be at “ Moil M; 9-7216. , Dor» —Birds—Pets 41 If you have no meant of,traifapor- Ihe aald executor la directed to give of- Dr. and Mr*. GMrge A. F. sible foe “ a deterioration of f our Schlebel, property on Hamlin '<* ® ™ £ !® a k e r s t a r u g h t 316,600. Madeline Smith, Realtor. fense contriicts now. Street. then drought for the rest of the COUPE—Blue, radio and heat- EXTERIOR PAINTING only. Fraa taUon. I’il tend my auto for you. ■jxibllc. notice to the_ creditors to bring Lundberg, Jr. Mrs. Lundberg was foreign pollcY’ by "frightening Coll’" regularly. eatimatea. MI. 9-1333. BEAGLE PUPS, A.K.C. regUtsred. No obligation, TWO AND THREE room apart- MI. 9-1843 or XQ. 9-1148. their claims within said time allow Some May Be FBI Men -John E. McNeUi to Calvin C. year. Rubber content of the • w , overdrive. New white wall RUBBISH AND Aahea removed. the former LoU Whitcher. daugh them fear "our own wisdom o f how plant inrreasea only during thii black blanket 9 weeks old, 13” A—L—R—E-^R—T— 8 m enu. CaU MI. 3-8389. ed by publishing a copy, of thia order Today’s hearing was the first some of oui; Mends” and making Avery and Beulah M. Avery, prop Get a 8ul»cription f ^ ...... k 9 5 General cleaning of atUca, ceUan ANDOVER. BOLTON, Coventry In soma newspaper having a circula ter of Mra. Xfarion B r o w n long,' dry week# bf deaert sum INTERIOR AND Elxterior painting. airs and dam. Phone MI. 9-8941. 4S-45- ALLYN ST., HARTFORD- tion In aald probate district, within ten directed at what McCarthy said we run our own affairs." erty on Branford Stregt. and yardi. Call M and M Rubbish FOUR-ROOM Apartment, .. cen a ^ vicinity—4 rooms, bath, oil Whitcher and the late diaries mer. dear obes in service^ *41 PACKARD STATION WAG removal. MI. 9^9787. Have your aabcatoa ahinglea days frtgn the date of this order, and are 130-odd individuals who ap In Providence, _R.,I., last night, Admiatetealdi''s Deed THE NEW MANQHBSTER Pet tral location. Heat and hot water.- . furnace, tool ahed, nice land return make to this court of tbs notice Whitcher. The Lundbergs hgve a today!' ON—Fuly equipped. Low mile- sprayed with Goodyear Plipllta parently are members of the Com'- the National Executive Committee Margaret R. Owire. admliltatra- age* On« owner...... Save H A 1 RADIO-TV Service. Service Rubber Coating Broken shingles Center, 993 Main St., inrites you N a NEED TO JOIN A CLTn AvaUabla Sept- 1. Box D, c /o ORDER and scaped lot, 39,300; several others munist party and work in defense small son, George A. F. Lundberg, trix on estate of Fannie W. Sea- to ris(t pete of aU kinds. Con Herald. 34,000 and up.' Welles Agency, JOHN J. WAU.ETT.^ Judge III. Their second son was named of the Yoiing Democrat# of Amer charge $3.30. Tel. Ml. 94065. Gary replaced at cost. Wood ahinglea - Top Quality Furniture plants. He said he used the word ica voted a reaoluUon asking the buiTf to Bertha R. Newton, prop Many Other J o Choose From larnonaco. , sprayed either with paint or atain necticut bred Parakeets. MI. Coventry, PI. 3-8873. "spjiarently" because "some may diaries Brown Lundberg. erty on Hamlin Street. in any color. Rentag; of spray 9-4378. Hours Monday through Brand Nama Appllancea TWO FURNISHED rooms. Light Dr. Reynolds expects to be .Senate to strip- McCarthy o f his Personal Notices BED FOOD mSPUTK be FBI agents.” chairmanship. Flanders-had origi Marriage Lironsro E-Z Terms ANTIQUEIS Retinlahed. Rdpairtng equipment. T. J. McKinney PiPaint Friday, 10 to 6:30, Saturday 9 to and TV at Tramendoiu Savings housekeeping. Ajdults. Inquire 10 BILLING CLERK-MALE Joined by hla family later in the Depot Square, Apt. 4. Wantcdr-Real EsUte 77 Tokyo pd- AU by myself I think of you—' ?hU<» factory Mperriaed aerrice. Wiirime Payments Hovrar 10 to-S—:t:S0 to g:30 P. M.. FOUR ROOM offieb suite and lav proforrod. Aftrocthfo salary, gnwp loiadeoce eod to me” and the man apparently three candidates for the Republi- brid^ St., 8900. , PODOTAC Chieftain de » luxe. LI8TINOS WANTED — tiagla. reports hats persiatgd of hunytir OUT OF 0.\S V Think of the things we used to do. TaL Ml. 9-1481. Live Stock-^Yehicles 42 atory at- 13 Oak 8L :A ndy Wat Vaa under Communist discipline. for governor of To W. ^krm an for Emile. See- Think of the things w* used to say. Jo*' 4oor Mdaa. This . beautiful kins Bros., 938 Main St. ptoftf' shoriof boooftTs* two-fBmUy, thrao>faBiily, btul- in China.. The Naticinaliate have Ha euggested that Alils Chalmcre Aurora. Ill IP) —The gaa com dropped leaflets over the fnainiand at a rally hare, lert. aitarationa o i\ ji additions to Think of each happy yeatsrday. • w e l m wee atttpm«bU« haa rtnufirq^jT------^ — Raflnlstrtng,' antlQua CaU MI-9-0920 BARGAINS ih used appliances. aaM property.! Hava many c«ab be notified and cautioned to gat pany can't use g u to heat ite,giew dwelling at 38 UtchAeld St. 3830. WE BUY c o w s , calves and beef Tsrmk and tegdea. Jamaa A. buyers. 1 Moitgagas' ansAged. aaylny the reason food Is short reporter asked 20 Sometimea 1 aigh, aometimea I ‘ r, hack bjrattuja •^•peelalty, chain eabed cattle. Also borsss. Plsla Bros. FOR RENT—SmaU store, U Oak him, away froth any access to ite- building. Gas heat is' pgraiitted persoita on the' atreet. if they cîuld .T o George 8, Patten for Melvin amlla . . Anytime. Wodda AppUancea, 883 -Center St Street.- Suitable for office. For In- Apply io Forsoo At ' Fieeee eall Qebrge L. Grutadte. is .bacause it is bainy sent to Rus — ▼ mUrror, T tl. ML 8-7806. fenge w ux; alteratlona But I hasp each oMaa’ goldaa whOs dftPaii antr 1,900 Phona tatebau hmm. PAIMmfO, Exterior and Interior.' ML 9-1818.- . forjnatlon caU MI. 6-1690 or MI. Reelter. t - s m . SIS sia and athar Iran OurLain eotin-, with it. the company has more than 100,- trial. I . , w 6 namtd eaa ahd 13 could name and addlUpha to dwolUiig at 8 A)1 to aoraalf. pap«^>^jjl» Ceiilngs r^telA' b 'W . M60art|Qr bbM than la a "BarP- 000 appUennte « b iU bat RoMMs RAi UfiOO, , Q U A IU H T T O quaUty teto- Poultry and SuppUes 43 TWO ELECTRIC Rdfrigeratora, US ■t iLM N SHNNIin HILLS 008f. i. Spir books qo requlft and 130: two gas refrigsratora, 196 \ ■ f w o w earvlc#..Cana raedved Imk MODESi^ Otflebs for rent Private EMltiiatso given. Fully, insured, PEKIE. DUCKLINGS., ducka 1-7 *nd 160; on* dU and” gaa range. lavatories if desired. FlhdeU 'TM .COnyiUz;-sr CAU M l-l-sin .1 \ ■ h fora 4 jy a wui be aerriced■orricad aama esu Edward R., Prica..imelieU Iba. alive also goisUngs. LesUe I- •■IMT. LaFlamme Appliance Co., IS s a i r * ' Manchester Qraen. ML ;v S-10Q8. Standish. PI. 3-TaM, Andover. Oak Street T' \ JL , \ ■ >* JJONDAY, JULY 19. 1954 Manrlr^Btjfr lEtt^nlng Make a Date to Save q Life-Tomorrow Is Bloodthqbile Day Dr. W. John Field, oeteopathic A son waa bom Sunday at Law physteiBn of .063 Main St., at' rence Memorial Hoepltal, New Weirs Gelebrate New President Qoyg Enjoy tended the 68th annual convention London, to .Mr, end M-.-s. Edwin Average Daily Net Prcaa Run of the Americap" Oeteopathic C. Higgins, Jr., of Niantic. The 40th Anniversary IN c. WilUtih U McCollum, ton Aasn., which war'held in the Roy baby ia the first grandchild of Kingswoofl Camp For th* WMk ended .TheW«iai#'=Vj-< V K||br. *aA M n. Jfoacph McCollum al York arid King Edward Hotela Mrs. Edwain C. Higgins, 45 Boul inly 17, 1854 Of D. a . W mtliar O iini PIW> at«rte> 0«k S t, iccently in Toronto, Canada, laat week. der Rd., and has’been named Ed Mrs. Thomas Weir waa sent an .Many boys fre^ Manchester are New Low Sunmier Rate n c part In dedicution cere- win Carlton Higgins, III. His orchid Saturday afternoon with the enjoydng eumnter activities at the 1 Q , 9 0 0 Fnir Ssnight. Low qaar Ok ianUd of a Korean Jbchool, tenth Mias Hanna K. Jenaen. 465 "E. grandfather,' the late Dr. Edwin ilMid larteat' project completed un Middle Tpke., is co-director of the annoqncement that she would have Klngswood Day Camp., The day Member ef tho Andit Partly elendy. IHIIo chnngo Sa C. Higgins, of revered , memory, guests that evening. About 40 der the 7th Infantry Divislon'a GFS Holiday House, the summer waa a local phyaiclan.^/‘The pa camp is located in West Hartford. Dry Cleaning Bnrenn ef OIrenIntlen tempemSnro Wedneadnjr. Mgh arid . A te a d Fmvea AMiatance to Ko- camp of the Girls' Friendly Socie ternal grandparents are ’ Mv. and friend* and relatives arrived at the Tlrose attending fropi here are; ^ aia program. Hn entered the Army ty,. which opened July 11 for its Weir home at 117 Summer St., to Manrhetter— A City of Villago. Charm ta January, 19B3, and arrived 54th aeason at Canaan. The an Mr*.., Edward F. Colwell of Park Middlers: Thomaa Delaney, 286 River, N. D. honor the couple on their 40th wed •verieaa last July. * nual O^n House will take place __ ding anniversary. Porter St.; Richard Dennison, 20 i VOL. LXXIII, NO. 252 next Stmday. After many acquaintances were (CSaaalfiad AdvarMalag oa Fago 14) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, JULY 20, 1954 Members'- o f . Anderson-Shea Steep HoHow Lane; Lance Diskan, (SIXTEEN PAGES) PRICE n V B CEMTB Mr. and Mra. Henry Arnold and renewed, the guesta were aeryed 543 Porter St.; Michael Gannu^, 3 5 family, .43 Dorothy Rd.» were re Auxiliary. VFW. are requested to refrMhmenta from a fcstiveIy,dM- Sons were bom Friday at the meet at the Quish Funeral Home. 373 Lydall St.; David Garaventa, cent guesta at the Rock of Agea St. Francis Hospital■mi to Mr. and orated table, which had a center- P*r Gorm m t Quarrv, in Barre, Vt, where they Mrs. Thomas Sweeney, Jr., 139 225 Main St., this evening at 7 piece of 40 roses. T l^ 'honored 109 Lakewood Circle; Donald Go- » 1 were conducted on a tour of the Walker St,, and to Mr. and Mrs. o'clock, in tribute to Maurice J. couple received many fidwowers, pres beille, 30 Harlan St.; John Ix>m- world’a largeat granite quarry. Roger Graham, 36 Drive E. Keefe of Hebron, who di^ Satur ents, and moneyviftts. Mr. and bardi, 60 Otis St.; William Mac day evening. He waa a brothr/ Mrs. Weir, who.i^'ere married in Donald. 153 Center St.; Thomaa Raymond G. Chartler, 211 Cen Willard J. Marvin, 73 Oakwood of Mrs. Florence Streeter of this town by jthe,.Iate Rev. P. J. O. Masaaro, 44 Campfield Rd.; Barry ter 8t, and Maynard R. Jeffries, Rd., ia attending a apeclal "new Starkweatheb Street, past depart Cornell, v ^ e surprised by several Ponticello, 23 Gorman Pi,; Thomas REHEMIER — WE HAVE A NIGHT DEPOSIT AR- 185 Green Rd., recently were pro developments'; training cburae ment president of the auxiliary. long distance phone calls. Robenhymer, 36 Falknor Dr. and moted to foranen in'the iiupection conducted by the Sherwin-Wil T hei/ son, Lt. Col. Go'rdon Weir John Schuetz, 23 Laurel St. RANGEMENT IN OUR FRONT DpOR SO THAT department at Hamilton Standard, liams Co. of Cleveland, Ohio. Mar Mystic Review, N». 2, WBA, of^the Air A Force, fiew here for the Juniors; Scott Dennison,, 37 WORK CAN BE LEFT AFTER HOURS. BE SURE diviaion of United Aircraft Corp. vin ia manager of the firm's local will meet in Odd Fellows hail to occasion from Fayetteville, N. C., SKeep Hollow Lane and Philip branch at 719 Main St. morrow at 8 p. m. President where he is now stationed. He re Kenny, 89 Oak St. YOUR NAME AND ADDRESS IS AHACHED TO Mrs. Bessie Parris urges members cently returned from Japan. Also „ F»y Photo Delaney. Dennison, Garaventa, BUNDLE. John W. Murphy, aeaman. USN, to attend aa SUte Field Dk'ector at the party were the Weirs' three Chester E. Hogaa Gobeille, Lombardi, Masaaro.. and son of Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy Mira. Grace Best is expected to other children, Mrs. Brayton Dur- .Dennison have been elected 'Third rra^RirnoiB^l of 69,_ Edmund St., has returned to give a report of th^^recent na fee tit Wayland, Mass.; Frank Chester E. Hogan, vice presi Class Responsibles. ^CAREFUIXT 00MF01TNDED Norfolk, Va., after spending two tional ebnvention;^ the order in Weir,' I76 Center St., and Misa dent and general manager of C. Conference i and one-half months in the Medi Denver, Colo., ^ hilch _ she attended. Nancy Weir, a student at the Uni R. Burr anti Co., was elected presi Our samB day dry elBBRiRg sanricB. Work terranean aboard tha destroyer Plan* will ajao be made for the versity of Connecticut. dent "of the 'Fmit Tree Growers t Arthur Drug Slorts 4 USS Gyatt. annual picnic .of the local review. Mr. Weir is a auperintendent at Assn, at the 79th annual conven MANCHESTER Cheney Brothers and is tax collec tion of the America" Assn, of rtcBivad btfirt 10 rjh. raady by 5 y.ni. Indochina Truce Line Mrs> Arthur E. Forde tor for the South Manchestier Fire Nurserymen Saturday in Min Pensioner GdPx Group Asked rs JOHNSON 1^ children, of 105 Oak St., are Diet. \ neapolis. AUTO PARTS -^cationing at Lake-Sunapee, N.H. Plans for the celebration were ' F. W. Miner accompanied Signi^ IsNear OUTIOARDS made by Mra. Edward Noren of Hogah to the convention. 270 BROAD ST 26. Roosevelt St. Mrs. Noren was Pay Boost Held Vital C H si H SALES, SERVICE S o u t h Manchester, Auxiliary MANCHESTER iyUtlNAM SERVICES TRADES, TERMS Firemen ^^’U1 brtd their final drill bridesmaid for Mrs. Weir. NOW HAS IN STOCK Aide Capitol Equipmfiit Co. and meeting of the summer to ROB TUCKER MEET WEDNESDAY Special A»*t Seen Near That interpret The Wishes 88 Main St. 'eL MI-S-7938 night at 6:30 at the Spruce Street War Posts ..CA 08A N O The Auxiliary to the Disabled NEW YOBK U FE INS. CO. fire house. Plans for the annual HYDRAULIC Washington, July 20 (/P)— ^ e r e ^mMlderinr hiring Powell at ■< Of The Familr picnic will be made. American Veterans. No. 17, will Businesa Ina.—Eadowmente DRY CLEANERS / By JOE HAIX ivid Muss, a New York f^^,'^J^7 ?«r.prus a am hold a meeting Wednesday at 8 p. Retirement Ins. e Accident Ine. VALVE LIFTERS ^ Washingtoti, July 20 (/P)— David Washington, July 20 (A*)— m. at the V F ^ Home, Manches Bfortgage Ine.—Life Inenmnce 93 W ELLS ST. TEL. MI-3-7254 in the Mua»:V^nston building busi VINHYIN Anderson-Shea Post 2046. VFW, The Senate Finance Commit builder of government in ness. That waL A]Mut ‘ the amount Sen. Williams (R-Del) aaid By EDDY GILMORE JOHN Da BURKE will meet at 8 o'clock tomorrow ter Green. Po-ke-no games will TEL MI-9-5833 For General Motors Cars jured apartments, testified to of . Powell' government ealary. today the Truman adhun- HAMCII Geneva, July 20 <7P>—East and West, with the United OOIN FOLDERS night to vote on new recruits. The follow the meeting. tee meets today to put finish 'Musa aaid. •IIN FUNERAL HOME ing touches on a bill to extend Senate probers today that the ietration' gave a key job ill States standing aside, agreed late today to partition Viet FREE COIN AFPRAI8AL new members will be s^^’om in at Republican National Commit Powell twice has' refused to tes the Office of Ddfenae Nam roughly along the 17th parallel, a French source said. SJEL. Ml-s-sses thia meeting. Social Security, to about 6 tify before the banking committee million persons instead of the tee had interceded to get headed by 8«h. Capehart (R^di, Mobilization in 1951 to a man F R E N C H ^ He reported only technical difficulties remained to be settled 87 EAST CCNTEB ST. HORRY SHOFPE Misa Sandra Wood of 356 E m 10*4 million President Eisen Clyde L- Powell ousted from Both times he stobd on the Firtl; describe to him aa “a repre- INDO-CHI^ before signing of a cea.osition without an The French source .saiii*the issues involving Vfet Nam HALE’S to liberalize and broaden the 18- Winston gave up ail Infereat in lent Powell a letter last March FBI check solely upon the were ai! settled with fitting of the partition line. Only a few year-old program. asking him to leave. hiring Powell, now, .57. who had 17 gotten in touch with Winston early recommendation '0^ H arry language difficulties remained in the peace provisions con SEE HALE’S « Accept Ike Tax Bn we Enclosed in that letter. Muss Vaughan.” v cerning Laos and Cambodia. ~ Second in Series The Senators accepted without this year. said, waa another, from the GOP Vaughan, a Miaîburian and 'Quonghi Foreign Secretary Anthony Chang* tha increase* in beiiefite National Committee. M u m de The questioning of M u m came ’TOURANI: and tax bam recommended by the long-time close friend of'PrMideni Eden of Britain and Roviet For-. Of Dances Tonight scribed the committee letter ‘as as the committee planned to study T.'uman, wa* then a W hlteîOlISP THAILAND f eign Minister Vyacheaiav M. Prei'Ident, But they rewrote cover- saying, in Muss' own words, that the. operations of a group of Swiss (SIAM) India Seen •g* proviaiona to cut sharply the aide. He could not be reached Molotov left the meeting where, the OOP committee had ."been investors who reportedly profited immediately for comment. final details of the peace were be- The second' of a aeries of out number of additional, peraonn the waiting for dome time" to have from U. S. government-insured X X ' - j ) C.LAUT0M1TK WASHER Three Year Probe ing completed late in the after door'square dances to be conducted ^ WHITE administration had nuggeated for housing construction. Powell dismissed. by the Recreation Dept., will be Eorial Security. Wiillama said he had been in noon for an hour's receas. They ■ Muss said Powell showed him k' Committee sources eaid the CAMtOOIA were scheduled to return later for Cease-Fire held thie evening on the West Side The increased benefits, an in the copy of that letter shortly after S^ss businessmen reaped about vestigating this matter for three tennie courts. Thin program wlH be House-approved bill, would mean wards, at a time when Musa and years. While looking into It, he another meeting with French Pre conducted by James Herdic, super an avarag*- |6-a-month boost for said, he learned also that the mier Pierre Mendea-France and ^ Another Shipment! hit partner, Norman K. Wlnaton, (CMttoned *« Pag* Eight) Pham Van Dong, the Vietmlnh ’ Supervisor intendent of recreation with music the five million persons over 65 Army gave "top secret clearance" c1 \ ^ by records. Jiow on Social Security roils. The to "an individual who ndt only foreign minister.' | ^ ____ This is open only to adults as HEAVY QUALITY DUNDEE new ai’erage monthly payment has an unsavory record of his own byl there will be dances on Friday would be about »57. but also waa degnitely established MendM^^ce^!!rl*e*Srted ^^^^1, India, July 20 eveninga for children. There is no Everyone on the roll* now and aa having financing connections French sourcea to be cautioua.*but' — Authoritative sources TOWELS and FACE CLOTHS very optimistic.” He has pledged I said Britain Sounded out admission fee for this dance. Danc retiring In the future would get a Roy Cohn Resigns with prominent members of the to ing will begin at 8:30 p.m. minimum |5-a-month hike over Frank Costello gang.” resign aa premier unless Prime Minister Nehru today present scales. cease-fire agreement ia reached by The Seinator,- identified thia man I Airpeft midnlgkt (7 p. m. EDT>. on India’s willingness to In addition, benefit - .formulas as Louis ,'Pokrass of J15 Cc"t china ItEG. $1.19— 22jc44 BATH SIZE ...... would be liberalized ao that, for Nsfsl The two major obstacles to the serve on an international 89 Park Watt, New York.' He said m signing of an armtsfica appeared commission to supervise an instance, the maximum payment As McCarthy Aide Pokraas Was not only 4saociated Miln surmounted and^xonference quar S IG N ^ to a retired individual would be with Coatello, the New York gam ters said an agrAemant before mid Indochina cease-fire. 8108.50 a month instead of $85 bler convicted of income tax eva 100 night appeared certain- British acting high commiaaioiMr 4a at p.-eaent. For a co\mle, the George H. Middleton, called on the t l Advertising REG. S9e— Ux28 HAND SIZE ...... Washington, July 20 (A»)—Sen. McCarthy (R-Wis) today sion, but also With the /late Ben A h ig l^ reliable source, who 49 maximum would be 8142.75. Now announced the resignation of Roy M. Cohn, chief counsel of jamin (Bugsy) Siegel. declineîo-be Identified, aaid the Indian Premier today to dlscusa My Deqh'' said the Dutchess ED'S SIGN CO. it ia 8127.50. composition of such a commiaaion. / his Senate Iilvestigatibns aubcommittee and No. 1 target of Siegel waa a Waat Coast mob^ Aceerdiqg to Mgh Freach souroea. Franea has agreed I* surren- COmn^lata have agreed the MlfdiaM 3-8268 To finance these, the ' annual ater who wawOSI«4^: Unitea Statfs would not ba liated Repêdly he acted on inatructiona ''Don't Be D u ir N . /■ iunoimt of wages subject to taxes membeca demandiagÂUff.ahake-up. .. y a gunmaafto the Red*, on peace terms, all aorthem Viet Nam above the 17th. sent him from Geneva by British ln‘^9^7, / •*»P 4how* area terlrt* wooU embrace, laelndlng key cittea among the powers approving the would b* increased from 83,600 to McCarthy, mads tha announce-^ multilateral general .declaration to Foreign Secretary AjaUmtiy Ettan. utterly fantastic t« pay a fabulous sum for a REG. 29e FACE CLOTHS ...... 84,200. ' The tax now ia 2 per ment. ia a statement just two hours Winlama told the Senate that of HaiMl had Halphoag. (NEa Newginap). / Sourcea at tha Geneva confer 22' TH A N MANY O T H ER before a scheduled closed door in he and Sen. Schoeppel be issued a t tha close of the sea- Cent on workers And employee*. ence reported yaaterday’that tha ouatom made comer cabinet when you can dash down meeting at which committee mem (R-Kani were" advised "that T aion. ' to The W. G. GLENNEY COMPANY and pick up a All first quality heavy'weight solid ooloi* towels In nine colorst A motion was made. in the Sen Knowlaiid Sees French and the Oommuaista had ate committee to leave the flg- bers,-seeking the scalps of Cohn members of the underworld had It was learned that tha Chinese agreed on a commission msda up stunninar Morgan creation for a fraction of the cost. WANDELL- Petal pink, sunglo yellow,, mint green, lee blue, . spring lilac, AUTOMATICS .andVhers were set to aeek a show Communists, who originally asked French rose, hunter green, cocoa aiid wild cherry, . & .iire at 83,600, but a strong ma planted ^ representative in a key of India, Canada and Poland. • ^ 0, dahUng. NQT J. P— the OTHER MORGAN . . . down vote. ’ I Ike Vietory on posltlcm'in the office,'of the Di that the United States be In jority favored the highri' base. . French Make PMns cluded in the list, were now not in Though an Indian goVemiMmt those ViP in the Millwork circles, who’ve been turning ' The major coverage change "The resignation of . Roy Cohn rector/of Defense Mobilization.” .spokesman declined to say whether ANDERSON must bring great aatlafactipn to I He a ^ e d : clined to insist on this point. This ' out all aorta of beautifully crafted wood work items since made by the. Senate committee block, throom into the negbtia- Nehru and Middleton took up the MORE AND MORE OF THOSE WONDERFUl BIG CftPftClTV FOR BIG was to eliminate entirely from So- the Communists and fellow travel-1 A-Law Changes ' .'Tt waa pointed out how with a subjMt of Indian membership on 1885. Building era." McCarthy said. t rapresantativ# in thia key position tions at the 11th hour, had dam SLIG H T IRREGULARS O F $1.19 pial Security 3,600,000 farm oper j pened optimism for a while. the "group, other authoritative “Why at the W. G. Glenney Company? Well REALLY ators and 500,000 profesiionai per "The smeai-s and pressures .to ' Washington. July 20 (P) the group would automatically To Evacuate Hanoi sourcea sMd this waa spedfically MONDM WASHES-PI-J^ which he has been subjected make have had acceaa to advance infor A reaponslble Laotian source dahling! EVERYB9J)Y knows their reputation for TOP Contractors sons, such as doctors, lawyers, it clear that an eRectiva anti-Com- Majority leader Knowland (R- discussed. quality and FAIR prices!-' « HANO and FACE SIZE .dentista and engineers. Calif) aaid today that by v"con- mation on all allocations of criti said that agreement also waa These Sources aaid Nehru indi RtsidMHol-Commoreial r B'WMtRSMtRCON'FROE munlat cannot long survive, oq. me cal materiali, the inauguration of Hanoi, July 20 (yP)—Hanoi dvilian.s and military men alike reached on the question of re- > The administration asked com- Waahington scene," diiiting a fliibuater to prevent a cated India might And it difficult AltMoriofis-RMnedolliig ■ bulsory coverage of these. The vote" Senate foes of the admin- rationing or price controla, or such heard without surprise today a broadcast report that a cease groupment of "resistance fbrcea" to provide sufficient qualified per CANNON TURKISH TOWELS lack of IJnanlmUy other important actions which In Laos and the withdrawal of an House went along except to knock McCarthy made puUlc a Utter istration!a' atomic enargy legiala- fire agreenient had been reached and that the French must sonnel for an arroietire group, ' “Busêss Built On out'T50,000 doctors. • •tion are acknowledging 'they are would have a major effect on leave Hanoi within 35 days. Radio stations here and at ^ igon estimated 10.000 Vletiiiinh troops in which Cohn aaid hnwon resign prices of key commodNies-In-this in that kingdom within 60 daya. particularly it it is to be- broken . Gustomer Satisfaction" ing because “thenB^ppears to ba licked. braadeast a Trench New* Agency*------— ...... —— up into Mparate groups for each (Continiied on Page Eight) "You don’k filihuaterif you have Reds Drop DrniMid* Fuji Insurance Coverage WASHES a lack of unanfmity among the (Continued qn Page Eight) dispatch out qf Geneva that a ten- of the three Indochinese state*. ea. members of the investigations sub- the votes." Knowiand told .news tative agreement, reached but "not An American source said the Report* from Geneva have said êl. MI-9^3033 or 59 committee/upon. the question of man shortly before the Senate be yet. Signed, would partition Indo Flood Damage U. S. delegation late today that such sn arrangement is planned. - / Tel. MI.3 6631 The finest quality towels that Cannon make. Beautiful Jac cdntinulni my services as chief gan a seasioh two houn earlier china near the 17th parallel and Communist insistence on the list Officially, however, India was / After 5;00 P. M. quard patterns in nine colors. The irregularities are very slight. Farm Damage counael.” than usual to continue debate on require the French to evacuate ing of the United States lii the a'waiting formal action from ctually, Hje committee wSa re- the measure. Blood Brigade Hanoi in 35 days and Haiphong in Two Million in declaratlor'a proemble had been dropped. Geneva before commenting on 336 N. MAIN STvMANtÊSTER TEL. MF-9'5253 / 82 Baldwin Road baeawta... rted to be lined up 4-3 in favor Knowland ..said every effort 160 days after the signing. Offl- her, availability. The goyemment firing'Cohn. would be made to shuf off talk and :ial conflrmatloh waa lacking. The French aaid the iXmoupi\*tt Soars as, at a luncheon given by Mehdect spokesman said, of the Nehru* With this reaigiiatlon under fire. force 4 showdown vote on the leg Saving Life of Little, knots of civilians, both West Virginia Mddleton talk: Th* G-E hen o biggar tub and usm ceo u ^ Cohn befcomea the ' flint offlcial islation in the afternoon. French and Vietnamese, discussed France for Red China's Chou En- lai was corillal and political mat; ' "Whether India was invitc4 Ui' vtU ffU jw .vur- fTiMtvrK799 v v Y v r a i water to keep the clothe* aubmerted ia luda Sears Mid>y^st casualty of the McCarthy-Army But, Sen. Gore (D-Tenn)., who the' report on street comer* and Richwood. W. Va., July 20 oP) — serve oii such a commission and hearinga. has been acting as signal caller for Eddie Phillips ter* were diacusaed only perfunc- lhrou|hout the wething! King S i» capacity ia sidewalk cafe 'rijia mountain town of 5,300 was tprily. Ilie— hearinga revolved about opponents of the bill, waa not so U b lesT h eif tone* were subdued, m * state of emergency today ideal for hig-Family washes. You a c t u ^ uva ' By THE A.SSOC8ATEP PRESS chargea by Army ofliclaU that Mc optinaistic. A well informed aource said that (CoattanMI an Page Olglit) TWIN OR FULL BED SIZE Middletown, Ohio, July 2QL.((f^— / a devastating flash . flood things "went a bit better” at this watar when you are able to wash fewer full- More bllsteripg heat scorched Carthy, Cohn and Francis P. Carr, "I don't aee how we can get a It began tO'look today aa though tion and acceptance of the in- which left At least onq dead and For Innersprings or Box Springs the central Jlfnited ^tatea today. staff director for the McCarthy vote today," Gore aaid,. ' "Thera evitable. morning's session of Mendes- make vacation- incro picnic capacity loads. six-year-old Eddie Phillie*. who epuaed damage estimated at two■^ Frence, Eden, Molotov and Dong. It booated^hog, poultry and crop subcommittee, 'exertfd improper a rt 4 number of speeches .and has been bleeding since July 6, An Indian merchaTTt looked over, Regular $3.98 Value A i n o a u n M pressures for preferentiel, treat have, one of considerable length.” hia stock and wondered aloud a t ' 'The minlrters, meeting again lo8ses>atnd ran the nationis heat might live. ment of Pvt. G. DavM Schine. Gore hiknself held the floor more Hii coi&ition is still ^ critical how much he could take to Hai The rushing waters of the Cher this afternoon, appeared .to - be BuUetiiis deaUtaiTn Ti two week* to 259., ry River, which ran a* deep aa 12 ironing out the few remaining- Schine', wealthy New’ 'Torker than seven hours in the 13H.bour but it ia no longer desperate, hla phong and how much he could sell fron the AP Wiret $ ne temperature was 100 de- and close friend of Cohn, had been eeMion'that ended late laat night. doctor aaid laat night. there. .A Chinese shopkeeper ped- feet in the streeta of Richwood (liffercncec between East and West; .grees 'higher yesterday from ,Since the slender, tow-headed sled hia bicycle to the Chinese Na after a downpour Ute night be - Under the agreement reached Texas to South Dakota. (Continned on Paga Fear) (ConUuiM M l .Page Feur) son of a Middletown automobile tionalist consulate, and registered fore, were gone by yesterday with the Laotians, it was reported, However, local thundershowers afternoon. VEEUER-ROOT VOTE SET ■ . ' ' dealer had his tonsili taken out about 1,500 Laotians opposing the Hartford, July 20 (P)---Teat»- New, Hale’s own brand in a nanforized, kippered mattress No Down Payment brought scattered relief in parts of early this month, there has been (Continaed on Pa-« Four) 'rile flood drove 200 fAmiliea'' preaent government will be grouped ttve aettleneeat has been reached cover made of heavy quality unbleached sheeting with seams all Ui«>. su'elterbelt and somewhat some trouble in hia blood stream. from' their homes in Rlchwood- around Sam Neua and Phong Saly. '' la the Veeder-Soot labor dlspat* bouad. f ' ' cooler Canadian air began pushing Certain elements have been lack alogc, the Amerlcgn Red Gross re-< They will' be permitted to , keep aad the aalea meadwrahlp will .into the Midwest. - Lodge Thanks Brennan ing and hie blood 'hasn't been able ported. their arms until elation this fall vote oa the lateet contract pep* The comljlned effect of heat and to cIoL Netipnal Giiaril authorities-îd and retain certain political rights* poeal thi* stteraooa, a union Regular 99c Type 180 Cdmbed Percale ZlppeVed G-E WATER SAVER C O m O L drought had fam advisers worried , In an- attempt to save, his life, NewsTidbit$ 22 homes hr.i-e were' destroyed. The French wilt ^be permitted to* spokeamaa said, ’ Tlw aaectlag In Illlndls,: a ’major com and liyC'i nearly 60 persons have- given him Score* Of others: were damaged. keep bases in ' Laos . at Xieng will ' be held la Bushaell 01a* $ — leu you use less water tit small . atock producing atstie. their blood. The youngster has rcr. ■ Two Coast Guard "helicopters Khotiang' and Seno and French of- e of Support 'Colled froBi AP Wirjes mortal. ' WHITE PILLOW COVERS ONLY PER “in-between” washes. J.' X. Irwing,-federal crop atatia- ceived more than 30 pints of whole reaumed food drops to cut-off out fle'era will. remain., aa- advisers to ticinn, said com is in only fair blood plasma. ^ lying aections' today -after an tha Laotian Army. TEEN ACER SLAIN WEEK condition in the southern .half of Stamford, July 20 (P)—a pledge’*1 pfop^rty owners, day la aa autoatohile ahaadeaed ..Protect your pillows with these fine quality' percale covers, Allowance For Your wholesale deaths of hogs and Fairfield County Republican lead Brennan on tba one hand and tha meals intravanousiy. on a lovers' lahe Jast outside tha ilppere$. . - '______■ ' er. Lodge-Baldwln-Alcom leadcrahif) and pistol blasts rip through $ chickens in central Illinois. Farm Then the bleeding became almost home of- Sulphur Springs, Tex., (Coatlaued on Page Four) (Coatiniied on P4ge Eight) c l^ llmlta, Anthoritlee saM the They had bean openly at odda . on the other have been decidedly ers near Staunton, in Macoupin negligible, tjlis doctor said r chairman of Nationat Assn, for ear* •wraer was aslaalng.' County, aaid ao many hoga have during t'jgxt of Lodge's admlnietra- ' on tha frosty aid "As'far-aa I can see, thia has ■rr- DOWNPROOF AND FEATHERPROOF tlon, with the result that Lodge But a “peace offenatva” started Advancement of Colored People. OU WASHER dlbd they have been notified to been tha best day for the boy in Body of MachinO Gun Kelley, LLMITS RETIRED PAY bum the carcaasea because reduc- successfully blocked Brennan's re- within the party shortly before almost a week. 70 election as national committeeman. key figure in -one of nation's moat Waehlagtoa, July 20 tVt—Tha the Repiil 4ican state convention PILLOW TICKS “Thia is no dramatic turn. But sensational .kidnaplngs. rests in Partition Spector Hurts U. S. House Civil Service committee • 6ot8 Iho dirt out — with famed G-E Activator* Washing Action. (CoBUnaedf on P a ^ Elevea) In a forinal statement yester July 8 and 9, amt has been con today velfd aaaalawmely ta day, Brennan said he will devote tinued vtgorousiv since then; Decatur, Tex., awaltinf hartal near (CMittaaed eq Page Elevea) scqna of crilhe . . . Doctors in deny goverimeent rettreeaent pay • Koops dirt out — with ‘Hoat-awa/’ rinse and overflow drain. hla "full energy" to Lodge's reelec The firitt r*f»ort)d face-to-face Prestige Among Vietnamese to any federal eeapleye er atem- tion campaign. Brennan said he meeting between dfr-ennan and Galveston, Tex., report that a jelly her of Coagrcaa eoavtetedôf ly* REG. $1.00 W ITHOUT ZIPPERS . . Eo. • Cemplotaly outonurtic— flexible control f6r new “miracle’* fabrics. High Court Gives spoke for himself and for the Fair- noon when he haif luneheon with flah sting' killed 0-year-old .Allan lag about' Comwiaalet aeaedai fleld .County GOP organisation. Baldwin and Alcorn' at Waking- Iran, Britain Near Reeves of Dallaa. . By JOHN RODERICK -cverge of a possible cease-Jir* in _ _ _. 68 In a letter addressed to "Dear ford. ' Army-McCarthy Hearings Coun tions or eagaglag. la aabveraiva • CloHios waahodf individually — never tangled or matted. ; Saigon, Indochlnat July 20 the long and-exhausting waf< thej • ' feloaleu* acttvttie*. Lesson in Cooking Bill," Lodge replied today:. •• . Reports 'Jroai various party selor Ray ,H. Jenkins say* he will American prestige in Viet Nam, "Thank you for your public Agreenient on Oil United States stands discredited In } ------• Smooth-aurfocad A ctivate — cannot shkg delicate'fabrics. sourcea, none wWing to be qW ed not permij his name to go on No largest of the states of Indochina, the eye* (>f many elements of the: HWPITAL FLOORS CLOSED Hartford, July 20 (P) —The Con statement which I waa jileased to by name. Indicate that this is whst vember general election ballot for- appear* to have hit its lowest ebb • FOR THE lAO IIS... REG. $1.19 WITH ZIPPERS ..... Eo. nead In today's newspapers. I want hl^)>' nad then; population. Boalea. July 20 (AV*.Twe floors 8 8 , • Finoat sfiin^rying—rinse water never strains back.through clothes. necticut Supreme Court, in die- Tehran, Iran. July 20 iPV—Iran V. S. Senator even if jbe la nom since World War II. ’ V ' ■Jt waa to save this population! f* ehlldrea's baMdbig M Baa- Trwin Case with mirror top and removobfe miaaing.the appeals of threa New you to know how much I appreci Brennan conmlalned that he waa and Britain piêd today toward inated in Tennessee's GOP Pri Until a few diJays ago, the United House war ate not only your assurance of sup being Ignored as Fairfield County „ i from Communism that the United ■••pBM W0NESDAY DURING JULY AND AUGUST elected to his flnt Urm in 1950; eoed with this deciston, Saturday Iranian finante aMnlster AH ia a major cause .of diasatisfactioa ^y. crammed la a .dravar. , Lodlge danisd Brannah raalicUea agalnat Hitler 10 ytara ago aa V. R DIaeredited 7 > among Vietnamese nationkliats. lOaaMnad m Paga Hat) ultimata move against Soviat Riis^ In tha closing days af the n * y said MaaMOeatlMi i waq as natk»«| qaasmitUsoMa hgr (O w « aa Page Tm) (Oa^tteeai aa Paga «x)' Ma. Made hgr, a taxi drlanpâM t m » ' Oeuva cflnftrencd and oh the (CMttiaad 0B ? 0g 0 f m ) ' ( > I' • '' ' V ' -A