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sals prditlanct. During ppblic dis 1 1 ^ 4 1 ' , rise ami eng Board Gets, Files cussions over the issua, the Rev. DoD Show TMirght r •< Bm ABdlt : i , ‘W.nMBrBUri lAbîrtTdwn Dr. Edgar then said the church •C OnBlattM Sunday Sale Bid groupe .wt^d bring the question of . l-‘ A doll ahow Will be held at having a "dry” town beford the Mioiekester -«A City o f Vittago ChahS^ Mfurtiiiit ~ rr- ” — '— *~~ all 10 playgTouhda thta'evening f iM it n u n t wt»o mr« i««neet«d - a % , i' . voters. Ktth tti* P «i*h fVdUral O om m ltu; at 6:45 p.m. All children In- A petition cslling fo^ sn-. ordi The church interests do not ap •|| IM I I. . r V II' II I)iu ifl|[j i r tereated In entering their dolla HALE’S JULY VOL.LXXIV,NO,J47 hoM • nie«Unr tonicht at • :SQ pear to be pursuing that strate^ (TWENTY PAGB3) should go to the nearest play nance which wilt permit the sslCi MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JULY 21,1155 lat Shsstdi, on Sundays. in April. He attended Nichola Jun o'clock in Orange Hall. Talbott Letters Town Clerk Samuel J. Turking- IX K 8 T WATCH ior OaHlege, Dudley, Maaa. ton Jr. • has Certified 317 more names on the petition than the five 90^8 Release Chappell pe^ cen ^ b l the .electorate needed. will glvB v u r switeh • a m i Washington, July 21 (A*)—Chairman McClellan (D-Ark) North Haven, July 21 (/P) The petitioners -âre represented by cIm b bill *f fcf ^ said today letters furnished to his Senate Investigations sub- — The wife of a U8>»den den rtHuVEÊMiirii Under ^500 Bond the law Brm of Lrasnei' and Rott- Mmmittee from the files of Secretary of the Air Force Tal tist was found..dead early to ATLOWPBICES ^ ne/. ■ ' ' bott will figure in a decision whether to investigate Talbott’s day tinder drcumstances de- The chief opposition to Sunday Elmer CSiappell, 31, H artfoj^ DAN RIVER MUSLIN business affairs further. — —- r ~-—r------^------sîl^d^'liolice as “mysteri- sale Is expected to come, as It has McClellan declined, however, to Arthur Drag Stons 1 in the past, from church groups was released under $500 bond y w - diacuaa published reports that the ’ RODRS 8 A Jl. to 11 P3I. J headed by the Rev. Dr. Fred Ed REGULAR $2.39— 63x108 ...... $ 1 .4 9 Depqty coroner Nathan Sachs terday for court appearance Fri lettera ahow Talbott aollcited bual- Security. Board ord^^ the body of Mre. John P. gar. minister of South Methodist ÛLAR $2.69^72x108 neaa for hia Ntw York induatrtal day bn charges of resistihi' arrest lûrch. ' ...... A . . . • (TasMly taken to Grace - New Plan Urges and larceny. RE^LAR $2.89-^81x108 $ 1 .9 9 angtnecrtng Arm from hia Penta jKavenxOommunity Hoq>ltal for an About a year-agu the Board of gon oOce. Doubts Loyalty Atom He is still wearing g cast on his Directors voted down a Sunday autopsy,. He eald the body bore leg to help bones fractured in his I^GULAR 59e— 42x36 ...... 4 5 e Sen. Jackaon tD-Waahi, a mem "superflclal marks.". lower rjght leg heal. They were ber of the inveatigations group, Hamden police were cvimmoned Mutual Ailr also declined to diacloee the con- Of Funds Aide niWOMO'S broken When ^ne was shot here RANGE to the home by acting North June 30 by Patrolman John Cavsg- tenta of the letters but aald he had Haven Medical Examiner Dr., naro. Police shld he tried to evade found nothing in them “ao far" to Washington, July 21 (/Pj Sterling' P. Ti^ylor who had been Keel Placed SM00THiST< quest^ming by the officer about an lUEL OH ^ o w that Talbott did Anything called tq the home shortly before Inspections J>tiisjdL ShstsiA. ^hich Congress should not have Counsel for William Henf ^legeaiy stolen suti cost^ ' 2 a,6i., by a phyMcian friend of the RICHEST GASOUNE known in advance he might do, Taylor said todSy a 'U.S. lity family. \ For Third of View e*s» lenfUe McClellan likewise declined' to curity Board has found “ rea Body Ib ^Ctose( By MAX HARRELSON diaciiM reports that tha aubcom- sonable doubt” of the loyalty . Taylor took Hamden patrol- Geneva; July 21 (ff)— ^Pres V V ih**^***® Werti"«e"»*‘ *9 S o iiD jn t / o h , J o p L mittee, may call off its Inquiry in of Taylor, an American offi man\Pred Reynolds to the second, Eight A~Ship$ ident Eisenhower proposed BANTLY OIL V'rempt *•«!«* to Taibott'a continued partner- floor the Cassity home where ship in the Srm o f Paul B. Mulli- cial of the International Mon Mrs. Oasaity’s body y/as lying today that Russia and. ;ihe ' , IM By ELIDN C. FAY gan ' Talbott will drop the etary Fund (IMF), fully clêd, in a larg^ walk-in United States exchange com ' '1 \'N I m i I connectit The lawyer, Byron N. Scott, an closet- \ Groton, July 21 (^TV'-The plete bluejurnti of each DEWEY-RICHMAN D A N R1>4r M U S L IN ReyiioldsQuoted Or. Cassity as TEL Mlfchrll 9 4S95 Coptea ^ Letters PubUaheS jtbu'nced plana for a three-way Navy’s, -second atomic sub otheFs military eatabliah- fight—In Congreaa, In court and giving this amount: 767 MAIN ST. The report on the nature of the marine— the long, lean dead ments and provide for mutual m RocKvilIr s.?i77 REGULAR $2. TWIN SIZE ... $ 1 .7 9 lettera was publlshad in the New through a demand for rehearing by His wife v^nt upstairs .early York Times, which printed pur the security panel. Wednesday nlgh'Kto lie dowm. com ly killer named Sea wolf ^— aerial inspMtion' of auch fa M/VPEMApUID REGULAR $2. FULL SIZE .... $ 1 .9 9 • X. ported photogi‘aphic ccîes of Taylor, a naturalized American plaining the did nOt feel well. Cas went down the ways to the cilities. ’ Prem New LeNSeS II :te A.M: some of them. of Canadian birth, has been fight sity retired at 8:Sff\p.m. at which sea today. Hie American press offiear, Fnm Black lelaaS ...... S:M.P. M. \ ing charges of subversive acUvity time his wife got uo and' went James C. Hagerty, reported that iDasUakt Baelks Tlait) / McCllIellan declined to conSrm Mrs. Sterling Cole, wife o f, a 'pT deny the accuracy of the photo- for years. downstairs. New York congressman, christen Soviet delegates listened to the FARES (6ec4 hr day el leue ealy) Scott said.he planned if pmm4ttee members and Mrs. Cole turned for an instant that they will figure in the com committee which Is studying U.S, found his wife on the floor. to speak to John Jay Hopkins, jwned until tomorrow jxinaidera- Maadaya—Taradayi—Wadaaadaya Jurisdiction in the investigation SlMclal Fridaya team New Laadaa mittee's future acti(in. loyalty and security procedures. president and ..chairman of. Gen tion on a foreign ministers* r e p ^ Ssaclal Fram Blork ItlaM Satardaya The finding agfUnst Taylor was was turned over to North Haven on plana for further study o f the - Dairy Quaea No. 2 (All Balaa laclada Fadaral Tax) "There was no attempt !iy Tal eral Dynamics Co., as he pressed a All The Vacation Clothing made,' Scott said, after a hesHng police when it was determined the' button releasing the great steel queedlons of German- unificatioq Owned and Operated By bott to evade diacloaure of hia Cassity residence actually was in A1 Elklh soi:nd dflCAMNnir u n e s . inf. partnerahip.” Jackson told a re- by the International Oiganiz^tions hulk. and European'security. .. Caalral Wharf. Maw Laadaa. Caaa. that tOM-n. The foreign ministers ware m - P. O. Bax IStI I>orter. referring to the Armed Employes Loyalty Board, set up to Out of Reach 807 Middle Turtpik* Wwt Across Town Line ported, in sul»stan|tial ag reement Tal. MSw Laadaa BI >-MH DISH Servtcea committee hearing at the screen'Americans on the staffs of In . that instant, the Seawolf Your Young Man Needs time Talbott was nominated for multi-nation organizations Includ The Cassity home, a haindsome- slipped, swiftly out of reach of Mrs. on arrangements to continue the ^ ing the United NaU6na. ly-appointed small estate, is lo talks on Germany and security' the eahinel Job. Cole’s arm. She hurled the bottle s(Mne time alter the Busuanit taUn. He said he had reao i wt of the Since I5IF is not subject to U.S. cated on Mt. Carmel Ave., just at the receding bow, but it missed One reliable source ssM Um for-'- OWEL letters and added that "ao far I control the decision Is only advi across the Hamden town line. again and broke In foam on a por sory. Action is up to the officials of . The Hamden police had charge eign ministera would meet In aoiNB d b J. W . Hale Corp. Is Your Headquarters see no e%'idencc that ha has gone tion of the launching machinery. October. beyTind the*etstement o f intentions the fund itself. of the investigation for about nine But the Navy always is ready CAMP hours before the North Haven In discussing disarmament, one for untoB’ard happenings like this. of tha major topics on the confer VACATION? (Centinued OB Page NiBeteea) (Continued on Page Nineteen) police were called in. ' O r ' For Girl Scout Equipment It had a second bottle of .cham ence agenda, the Iêsident said ha 3 foy $1,59 Both the Hamden and North pagne. attached to a line, on the Haven.police questioned Dr. Cas deck. Would like to address his remarks or OOMINB BACK? SHORTS sity at length. He maintains an -particularly to the Soyiet delcto- 1 R a n . 5 9 e V A L U E We're full.v stocked with all camping supplies- Shorts, office and practice on- Whitney the Seawolf race^^ dpwn_.ths .tlMU. He added, .ha^wanted to . do— ways, a man aboard the subma Giant Size 20'' x 36'* Jerseys, cameras, knives, caiueen.s, etc. Come in and Avenue in the Spring Glen section that because both the United of Hamden. . rine cracked h second bottle on the States and Russia have, hew and m VE YOUR SHOES $1.95 T« $: >0 look around. Hamden Police, before turning bow. And so the Seawolf did get terrible weapons ia auch- quanti-"^. Only twice a year do the makers of Kendall dish towels Girls’ Dept.—2nd Floor- , _ the investigation over to , Nbrth her official christening, after all, ties aa to maha horribls destruc N REPAIRED NOW! allow them to be sold for less than 59c each. Dries twice Haven police, told newemen that' lya the Navy. tion poasible. ^ Dr. Cassity found his wife’s bexly Three hours earlier, the keel of Then Eiaenhower proposed two as many dishes— dries them faster and easier— abso New Peron Rumors lying on the floor of .-the large a third atomic submarine, aa yet practical steps which to ur|^ ALL WORK OUARANTEED lutely lintless. Blue, red, green and gold borders. closet. unnamed, was laid in a ceremony be taken Immediately. \ .and assorted "the nation is tran Dr. Ckusity then called a physi attendad by relatively few offi The firat waa that tto UMtad • 100% NeoUte Soles mat HeeU SWIM Buenos Aires, Argentina,- cials,. \ quil." cian woh was a personal friend of Stataa and RuaMa fflva each rttov e Black or Btowb, Bim-MarklBg Wo carry a full line. of July 21 (/I^— A bomb explod Tht fact -was unknown to most The Seawolf, aecond atomic \ ^‘Nothing can alter the order." cosnpUtk bhMpcIatii d f ttob* ib - neela iaces, short or long, all By Pericrest o f the audience o f 25,000' atfSnd- aubmariaa to t o buUt b y Oea- ÊARS OF WEAR AND NO IRONING WITH ed e*rly today in front of a (me of the communiques said, (CoBtbMMd OB Page Four) toaettva uHltary sataWlikiiniils e Special - Atteattea Te CkU- colors, shoe polish, dyes TRUNKS. ing tha launching. Thair firat eral Dysamlca Uorp., alides all'ahadea Including silver Peronista political school in "Against the false and ill inten- down, the way . (top photo) 'T h ^ waa no inuBadUto word as dren’a Shoes Word cam* when Navy Sacretary and gold. SIZES 4 to 18 downtown Buenos Aires, tiona of the nudor mongers, there following chriatening at Grot- to whether that would inchide a Work Dona HlUle Tou Walt- is being raised an invincible wan Charles Hiomas interpolated in fithmie bistallatioes. In reply to- a \ WONDERFUL shattering windows in the to his prepared speech. the brief . on shipyard at noon today. At NYLON o f taormality and progressiTe Diem Disavows queation about that-. Hagerty said vicinity and damaging a remark that "the keel of a third right. Mrs: W. Sterling Cole, And Up peace, and of work organised for' wife of New York congress details would have to to worited $2o25 nearby automobile slightly. the well-being of all Argentines.” (submarine) was laid at an early out.' d A g r o n c u r t a i n s hour this morning on an adjawant man and sponsor of the vessel, There Was no immediate report Until the temb blast, generally Riot in Saigon; As for providing such Mue- S A M Y U L Y E S way, without pomp or ceremony.” tries to smash bottle of cham of any persona injured. normal conditions had prevailed on 'PrinU, the President told hia Big . Shoe RepaMsig of the Batter Kind For Over 40 Years At Low, Low Prices ,For This Fine Quality! TRICOT Has Sharp Bow pagne across bow df sub in Police put a cordon around the the streeta o f. Buenos Aires. The Four ooUeaguM-^Premler Bulgan- 18 MAPLE ST.—JD8T A STEP fltOM MAIN STREET The Seawolf is a trimi'ner. sleek- christening' ceremony. John Crease Resistant Won’t Tear, Will Last for Years area of the school, which gives only unustial activity was tha post U. S. Protests In, Primo iliniater lEden' and fIPPOStTB nRST NATIONAL PARKiNO LOT 0 SHIRTS e) ship than the Nautilus. Un Jay Hopkins, chairman slid OREN' ALL DAY MONDAY / Sun Resistant Water Repellent Dirt Won’t Penetrate courses in the principles and po ing of extra guards at federal president of General Dynam F>en*h Premier Fauro—he waa litical practices of President Juan police' headquarters and' a few like the bulbous snout of the Nau Mildew Proof Silky Smooth Finish CAMISOLE Saigon, South Viet Nam. July 21 tilus, the Seawolf has a sharp ics. holds Mrs. Cole--who speakUig u f miutary' aatabUsh- Peron’s dominant Peronista par- ptnj(g- strategic pointe for a few (Jp)—Premier Ngo Dihh Diem to bow. missed on‘~ two tries. (Herald Blent bltieprinta from one end of- Insect Proof Won’t Shrink or Streteh^ hours before dawn yesterday. day disavowed the persons who An hour before Die scheduled Photo) the Uhlted/fltates to tto i^ e r and ^The post-midnight blast caused Announcement that the fleet sacked two Saigon hotels ye.xter- clear acroas the Soviet Union. Double Stitched widespread alarm. It ciun'e after had to put-to sea inimedlately re launching time, a siren signaled And Up 1 " Side Hems SLIP day and said the government "has to workmen to aUrt knocking out The aecond phase of tto Eiasa- TAILORED a day and night.of all' sorts of called reports just after Uvs June taken energetic measures to pre hqwer proiioaal was that the Uidt- 3’’ Bottom Hems rumors sparked by the announce 16 revolt that dissident naval units most of the restraining chocks vent the renewal pf these inci holding the big wooden cradle Ike Expected; ed Stataa and Russia agree to per- Timely Sunun^ Spedak ment yesterday that the-Argen- had fled aboard two of the Navy’s dents." tins fleet had sailed on Us first larger ships. These reports Ister upon wliich the submarine Each Si(ie 4 l” wide x' 54" Ipng 'The anti-Communlst Premier perched- (CoBtlaned e« Page Fobs) A show off slip for slieer maneuvers since the June IS re proved '* untrue. The government made a nationwide radio broadcast To Give Nation! Each Side 41” wide x 63" long volt "by Navy and Marine Corps said recently that the Navy is It needed only the preaauia'of Each Side 41" wide x 72" long. blouses. Lace top with a few houra after the United pair fliers. completely loyal, following a re Hopkin’a fihger on the button to nylon lining. Ea!|y, to State! protested failure to protect start the 3,000-ton boat slipping Argentine radio stations said shuffling of the top naval cxim- American lives and property in a Geneva Report - 41" X 81” long $3.29 pair wash, needs no ironing. today new "waves of rumors,” mand and the arrest of three ad t wave of violence on the anniver (Oentianed tm Page |[e — Sen. I circulating in Buenos Aires about ing the revolt. demonatratoill caused |1 million in SUMMER WEIGHT DENIM the Peron government. The sta Nayal authorities said the dama'ge. . Wiley (R-Wls) said today he "ful froai the AR^WircB tions, controlled by the govem- maneuvers had been planned for Asks Tighter Controls ly expects"' President Eisenhower 5s;*’ Ruffle two months. long before the re RUFFLED jpent, added the President was The Premier said the govern Armed Bandits to make a report to the people winning strong support for his volt. Such exercises are custom $ ment had asked ‘"all politic^ when he returna from the Geneva H E SEES SOVIETS SINCEBB 3 .9 8 program of pacification. ary at this tipne of year. TROUSERS SLACKS \ Each Side 48” wide x 54" long groups to effect within their or Big Four conference. WnMUagtea, July 21 (E Free*. Say Nation ’fimaqull Oongreaeional sources reported, Rob Mail Train, Each Side 48" wide x 83" tong ganizations a severe control in or Wiley, senior Republican~on the deBt^'Elseotower reportSd to Two government communiques meanalvlle that Antonio J. All colon. «lM l ' pair Each Side' 48" wide x 72” long der .to unmask and' eliminate the Senate Foreign. Relations Commlt- Ooagreea today that EnealsB lead- broadcast last night by the na Benitez' resigned yesterday , as undlacipllned elemehta whose un .tee, added that aa far aa he knows era at the summit .talks In tionwide governnieiit radio net Get No Money 48’’ X. 81’’ long $4.69 pair thinking acts could harm the na no arrangemerita ’ yet have been Oenevn are aaxloue te aebleve work denounced rumor mongers (CoBtlnued on Page Nine) tional cause.” made for the' President to report concrete reeuHe In eeeklng te JACKETS Thla was a refereltce to the New York, July 21 <*•)—Two leeeen Enst-Weet tenelene. Oarty- GOOD SELECTION OF by televiaiim and radio on hia youth groups supporting the late masked desperadoes held up an meeting with the pritne ministers lag out n prendee te keep the Preshirred Top, Ruffled Clearance lawmakers Infinned,: Fna8- TO MATCH) Cap Dal Gen. Tilh Minh The and outbound mail-eapreee train last of Britain, France and Russia. the Prettiest Republican Even . the revolutionary committee which dent cabled hie own itksiin alliaia TIERS Bottoms nlcbt as it stopped b(ri*fly in an Sen. Humphrey (D-Minh) mean BATHING SUITS J were ringlCadera of the pillaging; while termed “very discouraging” oa .pregreee at the cotfferenee to S i a M d t o l f Diem made no reference, to Q>p»- open cut below the Manhattan the Big Four decision to shunt the the Slate Ocpatbnmt and Vice | . 9 8 Each Side 36” wide x 30" long muflist Vietminh elements which a street level near the Hudson River Preaideat Nixen. These etoervn- Nylon and filyon. Plain and fancy. pair Each Side 30" wide X 30” long Sale shore. , problems of German unification Uoae tal tu n . w e n relayed 'to Blonde Vermonter Tops comipunlque said. yesterday had and European aecurity to future top Senate and |l«>ae leaders. SLACKS $2.50 gsUnPd control of the demonstra As in a wild V'eat movie scenario lower-level conferences. tion. a mail "The unification of Germany is Mrs. Perle Meats, former U.S. rierk and duijtiped right mail sac4ia ADAMS BALKS AT PBOBB the hedrt and core of the problem WashlagteB. July 81 (fi>) _ and up Summer 14 for Miss U.S.A. Title raisister to Luxembourg, •pfrap on-the trader. TTien they diaap- of European security,’’ Humphrey 'N REG. 35e CANNON CHECKERED among 57 Americans ipvolved. She âred into the night with the Preetdeatial aaaiataat SketiMa JACKETS $2.95 a a i d ' in a separate interview; Adams refused today- to toatito X escaped injury and her property ‘I’Ther# cam be no effective work By JAMES BACX>N 4{) those, pertaining to the boyfriend Police said today the bags con Dogs Lead Newsmen Ib a Senate ■ntarnnntiltteu stady losses were limited to a portable at U)e second level unless there is ' '-A' Long Beach, Calif., July 21 (J*) back home. She said: 'typewriter.' tained worthless canceled checks of tto Dteen-Yntok eintntowy. HANDBAGS "I prefer not to comment .cin agreement at the top on the deair- Part Linen Dish Towels .i-Miss Vermont, the prettiest \'U:S. Ambassador G. FredeHck each bag insured at >|60. Adame aald **The» la aetotoff I ’ i that." Republican you ever saw, today is ^ In h a rd t saw. Diem last night and sppsrenUy junqiWl tkat I eeoM add” to tto teolta- All-white or beaded bajgs in summer colors. Questioned further by the'curi (Oeatlaaed ois Page Four) To Grave Girl Miss U.8.A. . received verbal assurance that the on the 11-car N ew York Central meay of Ohainnak J. fTTtf*alr , Short Sleeve ous newsmen, she hinied that may I Carlene King Johnson jgf Rut Americans, residents o f two hpieis' trata when U stopped for Inspection .Annatrong of t| be there’s niore than one boyfriend of Its air brakes. . land won the crown . Iasi, • night sacked by the rioters, would be re- and Exchange over 14 dUier'pretty finalisU. The apd maybe she might have had WeayerviUe, Calif., July 21 stand how it got there. ’I dpn't SNEAKS each __ tmbursied for their losses. Property . . m i Jolas (a HoBt (SBC) regardtog runnersup were the Misses Arkan tiff with one. Bloodhounds led two ranchers [ know anything -about it; I’m still 'fawt BMatta- o f SEC kearlnga on SPORT SHmTS >29 losses of hotel guests, were esti An inter-state Siam- ./as flaA ed staying with my story.’’ eaclr PIUA I I sas. Nehrasks, California and Hep father, Dr. Norman John and a newspaper reporter-photog flBSBcIsg .e f the power prejeet. FORALLlOYf Absorbent long wearing Cannon dish towels in red, mated at |200,0(>0. fw two meh described as in their NewsTiclbits Berkeley detectives. District J. In ^ n u c k e r , broadcloth, batiste. Open weaves, fancies (Georgia, ‘ son, Is a dentist In Rutland which rapher team to the shallow grave: Miss Johnson, a 32-year-old she said had 18,000 population at Frank Cpakley of Alameda and SIGNS CLINIC AID BILL green and blue. (C obHbi^ ob Page Eight) hats. Both Were armed. The FBI CvlItKi fron AP Wires of a young girl near Dead Man’s ' others werq en route here from the and plain colors. ’ blue-eyed blonde who looked 16, is the last census, adding proudly: joined in .a hunt. Hartford. Joly 31 (AS—Gev. Cabin last night in the wilds ofi bay area,-^ 200, miles to the south $ 3 o 9 5 " Up also the prettiest business woman "It*B the second largest city in ’•Tl^y were brasen and clever,” northerh California. RlMceff today elgned legMaHin M i you ever sqw. She runs her own Vermont.'' —this morning to confirm identi to promote the eapanaton of said Deputy Police CoiAmisaloner Corpus Christ! in Texas wlU ae * Trinity County Sheriff Harqld- fication . of the body. Also along jewelry business in Rutland. Asked what her family thought Conferees Will Set peycklatrle cHalce fo r ekildranv. Sale James Kennedy. “They knew ax- , •••ger bar studeate from any pub Wolton, called to the scene, tenta- was Stephanie's dentist. Dr. Reg and up ‘The business Is resUng,” she about her entering beauty contests, actly what they were doing." lic school because of race In 100 tlvel.v identified the body aa that The measure hwlndn a $198.- said, "because I ' am designer, inald Hanson of Oakland; BUY ‘ Special Sale she replied: Police said, however, that the per cent compliance with U. S. of I4*year-6ld Stephanie Bryan, | 000 appropHaUaa Irani w)dck creator, distributor and sales FaBBy About CoatMte $1 H ourly Pay Date In the basement of Abbott’s tto State can amke giiaato to REGULAR $1.98 ' bandits discarded a mall pouch Supreme Coiirt segregation ban.. daughter of Dr. and Mra. CSiarlesi rented home in Alameda last week man.” "Well, as you all know, the 4(ast containing 82,700 in email bills Fairchild Aircraft Division has an moBlclpal (ihd privately epera** ISth at AtlaaUc City ' Bryan of Berkeley,- Chdif. She hae his wife found a red leather pu.rae "KEDS'^ la ..very funny about beauty con- Washington, July 31 l*»—Only and silver. nounced pUns to balM Ught Jet been miSaing since April 28. i .ed poyctatotric cUalca for ctalW Two years ago she was Miss which waa identified as belonging d n a . tetts. We’re a very conservative Senate-House agreement on an ef The train was heading for Al piaae suiUble aa executive trans Stadeot Held for Slaying I to Stephanie Bryan. Police' eub- ALL WHITE JEWELRY Vermont :n the Miss America people .but. my family goes along fective date stood in the way today B E A C H BAG S bany, Utlcai. Rochester, Troy and port for industrial companies. Arrested' for investigation of I ■equently (inearthed personal ef pageant at Atlantic City but only with me, as does the town, as'long of final congressional approval of a Byracuse, all in upstate New York. TAUBOTT WANTS HEAAlNa Single and riiultlple strand necklace. Also earriagg and placed 13Ui. Tonight the enters' Ten Navy crewmen eaoape safe •murder ahd kidnaping was Bur fects of the girl in the unpaved WaoMagton, Jnly Sf 4Bi-> as I don’t get a lump on my head." |l-an-hour federal minimum wage. Six of the car* carried mail ly when twin-engine patrol bomb ton 'Abbottf* slender 29-year-old cellar. Abbott inalated he had no tROPlGAt SUITS Zipper top, rubberized lined beach bags for suit towW^ the Miss, Universe, semiflnsls. She said she! had no Idea that she The House yesterday overrode, Saeratafy of toe Air Fetes Thl« bracelets. -• Mall Clerk Thomas Muon. SO, er makes. emergency landing -In University" of California graduate idea how' they got there. . ^ etc. ' ’ ’ Asked if she,were a traditional would even wind up in the finals 188-145, President Eisenhower’s of Buffalo, N. Y., waa-on duty in bett today naked toe Saaato la«. Vermont Republican, she replied: farm field eight miles noith of atudent under treatment for tuber An ironic twist of fate made Ab veetlgaHaaa the first day ahs. arrived. request for a limit of 90 cents mtC the next-to-thtrlast car when ha Richmond. .T w o gunmen Invade culosis. He wae being queetioned bott’s' wife-rellgible to apply for T s there, any other kind?" '■‘I thought my chances were' hour and by a top-heavy 363-54 saw two men loom in front of him. hold a toaiiag toto^ * J X s e and up She admits to being a real con Bronx workMipp for partially dis intensively early today at Berkeley the 82,500 reward - p o e t^ by toe pabBe nothing..And I still feel the same vote, approved the higher wage Their faces were hidden behind servative Down-Eastep but there Is abled in ivafas M -Y es; .$5,SSf pay a ty Jail.. ...A ^ Stephanie’s parents; ' ataadhig” aheat hle'i .00 Sale Price way about the Misa I n v e r s e finals fioor for mhst workers in inter 'handkerchiefs and both held gunk, $ | .5 9 roll and See empty-handed after Abbott’s family owns the .moup- ' The reward was offered for in-' Wlto a New Yefk: 5 9 ;^ - 2 * ! nothing conservative about her today and tomorroac." state commerce. The present nlini- ha said. faca and figure. Doll-like, she blaaihg gun batUe with guard. tain cabin near here where the formation ledding to her diecovery. 'd n a ... Hip big prlxs this year Is a six mum ia -75 cente. Later, he gave police this 'ac stands 5 feeC-8 in her high hegls Head of Atomic Energy 0>m- bqdy.jvaa found. He “ueed the cabin In Berkeley, police agreed the key Bumtha cootract w itt Uuiversal- The Senate, which previously count: mtoion says cuts in agency's oh weekende and haa maintained information that led to tho girl’s L 'B . rm o tm ca u m with ' the perfect Miss Universe IBtarBatlonK^-8tudio. had approved the ahma |1 figure, " 7 ^ . is a stickup," one of the rdaaaurement*—bust and hips the budget voted by Congress would consistently that he was here bn IxMly was Mrs. AbIxHV* diaciovety waidtoEiih. dtof 'NMi- ‘T’ve thought of the rm4isw only had voted to make it effective next men told him. "Where is the same sit 35 inches and . the waist tereo altwdowa in production of a fiahlng trip the day the school of Stephanie’s purse. ' as antsMthiBgIff ob OB to|>tO|< o f fiqr firaam Jan. 1. The House voted for money r Don’t yell or we’H kill n inches' sindller at-. 24. ureajioiis materials. .tVarrant for girl disappeared. H ie body v.-as fdund on a ateep c e m OusessoS world but rsB r o ^ y to takj a Matclj 1. you.” , , arrest of aiiiger-actreas- Jeannette . Late last night when arrested When reporters quoatloned - her hillside about 600 feet ikom the crack at it. Aa lo ^ a a my busbMss. The Houais aent its bill im'medi- . tVhen t o reftiaed to tell them. sfCtr the contest M ks JoKiUon sn- MacDosiald ilia beca viMaJed and .and informed of tto discovery' bf cabin by reporter Ed Motttcoenery GREEK STAMPS chargea o f viaUtiag buUdlag code the body, Abbott axclalmed: ‘1 ■F8 WE GI VE OREEN^ STAMEQ BTWWr - - - ■ — ------• r ; s m m m m J ia rsfiirt bs^ f-Jnat sbii'8 ' ' ae.9eeo rme%- :f ■ r .1 j V '■1: ■f.

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN« THURSDAY, JULY 21. 1955 IIANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD; MANCHESTER. C0NN« THURSDAY. JULY Hi. Id55 Rockville-Veroon ■ Permit for Buses “5 ^ Qualifies as CPA paign promlMs. We must reVerse thera la Oovernor Rlbitioitf. Ha Approved by PUC B a l Boyle this trend. Unyard higher taxdR, didn't hesltata to (um his bizck on Farmers Gain iator Hits btgger spending ‘and ftociar pro- his promises. While talking awaek- Tourney Opens Tomorrow I - ■ y f V i __ O a k G iu iii^ mises.1." . ly to tha peppla o t Connactlcut, ha Elmer Thrall, head'of the Man- .30 OAK ST. — MANWESTEfi Cent Increase Every Wife Is Her Goy. Ribicofrs I%pe added: haa in aUt montha, aaddled them For Little League Players cheater School Bui Service, haa “Well, if Connecicut la heading with the highest ta«ea. tha high- been granted a Public Utilities 16t the rocks of destruction, the ast budget and the hifhcst debt In ★ HNEFooD- ★ bUAUTvaiv«Aais captain who is guiding, the ship the history of Ounnectlcnt-'' t t K m r e i tie w iT r Commission livery permit to . M Milk Pride High Tax, Debt Rockville. July 2i‘'^7Bpectal)— - appointed Its Jury _ commlsslonera - . / Husband's Surprise The Rockville Little League tour-1 for one,year: Atty. Harry H. Lugg operate a charter bus aervlce out DAILY SPECIALS of Southington. Hartford, July JtV UPi—An Essex, Ju ly 31 (ffi _ Gov. nament team will play the Coven- | was appointed member of the State • HOME MADE RAVIOLI New York (F)''='-Wlve* alwayt try Little League All-Stars at Bar Examining Committee, suc- 'nirall,. who provides bus aervlce . creaM of one cent a quart in hearth, but rarely has the gift of A braham ' A. - fUbi(x>ff, detpUe Recreatlon Eleld tomorrow, eve-' ceedlng Ally. Dbnald C. Fisk; ioT Manchester school ehiidren, VEAL SCALLOIÎNI ’ RREADED VEAL CUTLET price of milk waa granted ypiter- -have a secret quality.^. putting hia feeling! Into word's. "glowing campaign promlsea," haa ning at 6 o'cl8ck. • i AUys. Flak and Reed were ap haa been under contract with the day to Connecticut dairy They're odd people. > Wives often do. An example; given Connecticut Ita highest bud This game is the first i i a sarlti pointed to the atandlng roftunittee town of Southington for the past \fffectlve Aug. 1 and ending. Jan. ' You can't count on what they'll When I went tromptng off to get, highest taxes and highest which e'-cntually produces the year for the same sefvice. Mnim Mtoiwn on recomrnendatlon.a for admi.i.aion 1956. X do—but you always can depend w ar In 1942, I kiaaed my girl public debt, a Republican legis m wbrld championahip Little League to the bar. In his petition for the livery Farmers currently rMcIve 88;^ goodbye and that waa it, the same lator charged last night. baseball team. The wincr of this Other court ofTicinla whoae permit, heard by the PUC on June pet\l00 pounds of ratik from deal- on them to do it. staid farewell millions of men In Rep.. Frederick Pope Jr., (R- ^K«KuUr tmvtB|;»--ihe Secr^^t t« game will play ■ the Tri-Village term.v do not expire Ihia year in^ 28. Thrall aald he has had numer eri. ^h s price wUI* revert to this ' A wife Isn't sxactly animat. ‘'FUnnrd Security”.-*—Security for th a t time^-ffiadc. ’ Fsirfleld told the Women's Club of team at Recreation Field Monday elude Atty. Bernard J. Ackerman, ous requesta for transportation SiD HOUflSD figure Dext Jan.^1. Vegetable or mineral.' Serdettmes M y ^y m e packed a lot of gear Esiek the sales, eorporattom un OPEN the year* aheait—money for emer- evening at 6 o'clock. coroner;' Mr*. Shirley Whitehead, aervlce from various club* -und StatoxmiUt aîntstrator Donkld incorporated buslneaa tod gaso Cenclee — editrational purpoeee — organizations in Southington. sh^ta all three--and human l)e. I toryitCe. The gear didn't catch up haven’t had a fire, The winner of Monday night's court stenographer: and Charles J. O. Harhnier^g granted the In me until I had seen some dan- line taxes should be called ‘Wbi- for the thlDfa yoii want. game will play the winner of a Underwood, court mes.senger, all of Thrall supported his claim with crease a ft^ nolding a public hear sidesX coff taxes to commthnoraCe their We’re not moving. Series between Sorner*. Stafford and considerable death abroad, 24 HOURS this city. letters from the president of the ing on petlhon of milk producer!. The xqyerage husband finds and had got around to feeling a bit rise during the first'six months of Our pipes don’t leak, • N Sp'rings. Thompnonville, and Aga It wa.s also announced that Tol Southington Lions Club ajid the THE U(n 6/ H e' aald ho xme opposed the ' In wife h a ^ to figure. But JtKehi sorry for myself. his administrat(|n.'’ It’8 not our anniversary, 315 Center SL—Tcl. MI-S-5135 UniNSINIAIICC wam, Mas< . atone of thoee towns land County will have its Superior assistant superintendent of schools crease At the l^Mring. the avera^ husband finds it hard 'The rise In taxes and .toil rates We haven’t lost oiir lease, X on 'Wednesday. Court .sessions at the beginning of of Southinôn favoring - the ap to figure. Bachelors Aem't have When I Opened the battered on 'parkways “came quickly on the ''I don't knoiôf any dealer In trunk Frances had packed I found The ijiember* of the local team each term. Instead of the end, as plication. Ihe'ktate who can afford to pay to w orry about figimifig. They heels of Governor RlbicnlTs taking We're not overatocked, are Ro|rer Javarauciais, Robert In the paJam M -a note -saying Invratlfate thl* I.OW COST pro* •waa the case thjs past year. There was no opposition to the FABULOUS the extra cent without raising the knoy that In tnU vriman-crowded office as chief executive,” ’ Pope We’re not goingr out of business, M08IL KEROSENE Morris, fîssell Koclsch William "Wish I were hece." and in the said. 1*' 1 < • . lection for your family. Available Tnick Recovered George E. M rof^ application at the June 28 hearing,. y e a retail price a cent,\ said Lyman Civilization a slpê man always rolled up socka another note, “I Rrutling. Robert Sawyer, David 'Thrall said/today he plana to Hall, of Kensington,^reildent of rates. / "The Governor recommended nowhere else In thU area. Logan. Thomaa Hepton, Ronald Police Capt. Peter J. Iôwgewicz miss you.” them and put them through In WE JUST WANT TO 9AY: received a call yesterday from George E. Mrostik, 8 Nathan have 10 school buses operating in the Connecticut Milk Iwalera Aaan. Any backetor ha*x^t wives fig Budaj. Robert Lanz.-Gordon Plank. Southington in the fall and may '2)'GaA 9fl However, he added that raising the ured to/k "T”—butxususlly It's Now, who but a Wife would have spite of his glowing campaign pro .♦•RANGE OIL NJ James Cole, David Carter, Douglas Chicopee, Mass., police stating Rd.. was one of IS pandidates who thought of putting her love in the mises of moral vision and econom that a pickup truck, which was pas.secen made to cover or High S( hppt in the class of 1946, With the one-cent Increase, the to image a son. take her out to He recalled that Rlbicoff told a LOW COST aafe^poalt box. nished by the Stafford Springs Lit disguise the name. he graduated from Clark Univer- price of milk to houaewtVes in the the right - reataiirant bijt then -Sit Belgium SeiiHlc gathering la Wallingford on June Games '1‘onlght •sity, W/i-ce.ster. Mass., cum msSCT.isrtFAUNCC (M I'.t Hartford area wouldjife 25'i cents her down kt the wrong table, tle League. U*r* Sire CkrliltflMr 16, 1953: . Plan Tennla Clinic Two outdoor baaketball games laiide iiy 1952. He .served In the a quart, an alLtiind high. dance a fox trot when she yearned ♦ " 'If • Connecticut is to avoid will be played tonight at Henry DANA . HATFItlP • PtUMMtt ^Ciils (^thoHe Aid . A tennla clinic conducted by U.S. Arniiy in the Korean W ar. IMS \ etily to Mambo. destruction on the rocks of fiscal 443 HARTFORD ROAD • ) MillTUtE UAHS Park, marking the end of the first The/sbn of Mr. and Mrs. John CHANDLE8 I0WIE8 2/D/lYS ONLY A wife never fits a pattern, irresponsibility there must be ac Richard Lewis, Cornell UnlversHy round .in the league. At 6:15. xshe’ll bawl you out for--coming OPEN EVERY EVENING T IL 9. tennis coach, will be held on the Mro^k of 83 Pearl St . Ife is mar •w »H*t MtDOWAU to Br'tiksels. Belgium. July 21 (>Fi — tion rather than talk, the road to Zahner'a will play the Rotary; imd rie d 'to Ih^ former .Iiidith Wood.* home In the.early yawning from a in a n/ id . bankruptcy is paved with cam V A ./ . F.H.A. and conVmtIonal H enry P ark courts on Aug. 31. at 7:15, - the Sport Center meet "inits CUSH'*-m tcwist* Siale Guard News The Belgian Senate early today Lewis, a leading figure in inter of this town. The couple ha* two late pOker party, then in front of hoM loaaa are quickly profeaaed. 'Vyitinok a TV. children. THIS WItK: ‘-luiiut CAISAI” TRI.SflT. JULY 22-23 another wife defend your right to gave final legislative approval to **raaned .Becuri^’ la your y to collegiate tennis,' will give instruc •II Strti.; UM. 3 *0, atue. Stcl —The first game will decide the tl.M. Mm. thru Sal. |«n. i.je. Matt ll.ve your own life. the government's controversial ’ home ownerahlp. tion and demonstrations in the flrat, round championship. New The Service Detachment, Con /Jr., and Mis.s Irene Bun.4tt, Mis* wm a Sat. ? 30. foe Sat. IDUm i -u h She won't buy a dress In a year. bill to cut state aid to church W ork, forehand, backhand and serve, plus playVrs will be accepted for the^ Wallz's attendants, at the home necticut State Guard, will leave a brief talk on winning tennla tech Siindayi July 24, for one week* Suddenly She'll buy three In a row achoola. secontl^ round, and may contact of the forriler on July 9. •STATE THEATRE ■ and maks you go out and buy a niques. Donald ^Berger, league director./ Another mlscellatieocs was given training at Camp Rlbicoff, Niantic. The bill waa voted by 91 mem- Sleep, Play Dance Program HA87F0A5, CONN, suit yourself and a pair of shoes. c o o l o f f / m m Tkking Examinations' / the following night by Mr*. Gladys The Service Detachment l(xated at VVlvcs have a strange Idea that bera ,of the Liberal and .Socialist Tom Nichols of West Hartford, Mayor Frederick Berger / an Ward, mother of the bridegroom, late STA&t SHOW AT II ?. M. - NO PUKE iHtPiAit the Manchester Armory 1.h the only thajority after the Catholic Social In C o m fort a new dress makes a^ woman feel Without Nagfing Backache one of the guest callers at the Uni nounces that applications /have a t the home c-f Mrs; Ra>Tnond (/A active State Guard unit in the better, and that a new pair of Christiana left the Senate in pro- Chriatniaa Club. 'Tax/Vacatlon versity ’of Connecticut Square been received from five ^gular State of Connecticut. Uie unit con- Naxxing^Bckachff, htfatlBchp.ôY miiaeular E VERY day la SALE'day at our factory store Otub. Wonderful way to aave-for Crainck in Lebanon. shoes gives a man the same sensa teat. The last day of debate •chcfi and |Miina maf cum«.on withuv«r>«xer- Dance Festival will MC the teen member* of the police fotve and Mra. Roland Knight, sister of .li-sts of an engineer and signal tion. lasted about 15 hours. tion.k** ply, w ater power and po'wer tool*. their mild dfuretie action througffthekidneya by three police ofIlc|als in the area, pected for a man to keep up with. ernment_ to open new schools tendinc to increase the output of the 15 with the Vernon Square Dance Tlirea wariantee deeds have The signal section will be busy They will rebel against the color Dfilea 47f kidney tubes. Club. Johnstdn will call for the to take place here/ been recor*l''an. orraldlne Flttgerald. St., who will be married to John F M f u r i n g Ckimnel S9 New Brllaln. Cgnn. Roal;^ (iraavllle. .Margaef” Tuesday from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. In W. Ward-of Coventry Saturday at Cliaaiiel Waterbary. Cona. il4>-Chapman the Rockville Town Hall and the 3 p.m. at the Rockville Methodist CHILDREN ““^'’'FREE Sunday Aftaraoen- Ckaaael Holyoke. MaM. (19) f o l k s t a b PLAYHOl’AB Mi w Inqiands ldMjr*st Pi lyi^r iiuiid ttro i , . —"Moon Over Montana** 4 Cups kuditorium of the Vernon Elemen Church, has been the gueet of FomRy ShowB "RItirkafle" tary School for the special state honor at four showSrs recently. starting Time 8:30 ( 8) Ot TDOOB ADVK.NTl RK fSf)-EDDIE FANTOR HHOW 4 Saue«n election to clarify the provision for A personal and greenback show C Li n »;#e 1 *-:•) IIRAO.N'KT—Jark W>bh athending the State Constitution. er, wan held on July 8 at tlie home Tel. CO-7-5584 C;.HI.NA SMITH Mra. Edwin Pekse; St. Bernard's, t:lS (U) nit> SHOW OIL and GAS EASTWOOD —»"Tromba Tlxer Man** Automatic Heating Speelallata Mr*.' Connors. A '.v 2 2 U O vro—Now aw Sat NEW LOW PRICE 'St. Bernard's. 83.554.35, stamps, • ;S9 ( 8) NPORTSCOPi: ' ENGINEERING. Inc. “ A Doctor "A Map (IN) NEWS A w ea th er 244 M ain St. — Tel. 80-9-1188 bonds; Vernon, 82,261.70, „ w m i . <&3) PH0NR YOl R ANSWER stkmps, 837.50. . bonds; Maple In the House” OalM Peter” (3*) THIS EVENINti Evafy Ifem of I d Air Stondord Equlpmaaf It laeliidad at $2350.58 POR UMITED TIME 8treet>8^092.90. stamps, for a Dirk BesarSe ■iclisnl TmIS ( 8) WEATHER FORECAHT • m ( S> TELEVISION THEATER M grand totah-qf 80.473.85,. S:«l-«:Sa-Ie:*t 1:4A-I:1C 4 8) WORLD NEWS TODAY Portrait of Lydls" a t) AROLND (IS) AGE OF rLIUHT PLUS oddiHoiidl equipment mo8f people want. ONLY SUrcessftU Vewr rkOMWaaMW <&S) KOMEDY KORNER (Se-SS) FUIIR STAB PLAYr J. Everett Nonht^trsaaurar of 'Sunday: Thla Island ESrUi HOI'SE—''M atqarrsdr" Ida A $13.95 VoluB isanmil Lapino ■ the People's Savings Blmlc, raporti J*ca XMN Otwtv AlOOS (S.1) Hot B DRAMA that the pnat year ■was onkMif the AUTO I. . . I*!'..'*'®’' WHISTLER BEL A IR $ 9 ^ ^ f i . 5 3 HAWKINS*COUJNS>MAirTIN*MINflTIS liies ( S-!2» VIDEO THEATER most successful and prospelou?^ WESTERN —‘‘Uesprrale Glory” In the history of the bank, and^ PItis: High Adventure Featuret STORE SUPER DE LUXE D o r is D ay J ames Cagney (i*> w restlin g » that in the last ten—year period 615 Main St.—Opp. Center Park (M) JOHNNY CARSON SHOW ' Delivered In Manchester th'e assets of the bank have In •«t MR. DI8TRKT ATTORNEY MANSFIELD Every Day 1»:S* (IS) THIS IS THE LIFE creased by over 63 per cent, the l.mc ^lr (>' I r;i\r Mi 9-5:30 (.W). WHERE WERE YOllf deposits by over 58 per cent,'the D R I V E I N OPEN T hursday 9-9:00 (Ml EARLY LATE SHOW Ml 8HERLOCK HOLMES CQMPLBTeWITH;- Open Stoc^c Pieces surplus and undivided prof\ta by Auto Supplies, 'Tools, l i l t s (IZ-IS-SS) NEWS over 93 per cent, and the mort Sporting Goods, Paints, I.!! ERR!£ *^*'*to b t h e a t e b gages held by the bank over 123 S £!«HTCAP EDITION pItM Walt Disney's •Toys, Bikes, Whdel Gohds, ,(«> PINAL EDITION ^ SIGNAL LIGHTS '' SPARE TIRE per cent, FIshlifg Tackle, Outboards llilS (191 THE LATE SHOW .Arddent Wedneadny "STORMT"—Technioolor —••.Mrrlls* At MldBldil** An autoihpbtle driven by George (Sf) THE LATE SHOW PRICE ties 4 I) rAVALCAOE «ti' A.MERICA ... ‘ho Fog” ’t ELECTRIC CLOCK > RUBBER FOAM SEATS H^ Llaotte. 30. of Sugar Hill Rd., (IS> CLI'BHOI'8K ” (M) PBEVFES West WlUlngton, was damkgdt last WEATHER \vaa travfling east on Tolland Ave. BOARD I 11:15 (til MOVIE MI'REITM f V-8 ENGINE < DE LUXE RADIO Local police.said the map stated Ills (le-lS-SS) JUH.N- DALY—Ness I ll:Se ( ») THE w h istle r WONDERFULLY t:U (M) WEATHEBVANE —"Borrowed Byline” hia tire blew out and he did not put «> TONIGHT—Steve Allea on the brakes for fear of . going 1:M m i VAFGHN BONROK SHOW i;:M / DE LUXE HEATER and DEFROSTER QUALI ( t) PATTI PAGE SHOW ( » NIGHTCAP THEATEB into a alUd. Ha hit a pole and PREFARED - MS) BEFLAH stopped, about 50 feet from another »ie» SECRET FHiE V.8.A. < •) N-EW*!!” ' ’' , pole. ' , - modarataly priced. , Carter Gives You /'Straight Talk" About Prices About C o r t L laotte'w as unlnjurad, b u t It Payr" Jarvis N. Clapp t t Ellington and WUm Tim4iy-llMus4ay, ' M A W B T B E R Mary T. MeShaa oE ManaBtld * - I ll l e t - I Road Service ■ r ■I- ■ .-■r- ' i' . r - ' •: - r-' V-- r : ■

V, ■;j A. N.' liANCH^STEH EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSbAT^ JULY 21. 1955 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MAWCHESTEtt, OONNw THURSDAY, 1965

Teakwood Thii^ U»S,f Soviet Atomic Sub W ork Biegins on the *Tirst-* Second Floior Youthful ^Crifhe BudgeV Banff, Calgary Stampede Betrothcfl Nabbed by , Police tde Military Blueprints Ldunched at Xlpset by Police Arrest ■ Highlight Tour iu Canada Stralford, July 21 (!Y—Stratford polica have orreatad a Bridgeport down • Vdciflc miMion lb atudy -^rbton Yard r ' ; o w l T w o''^ n th s, 1.5 and J7, were.i,lties, police sold, ills ,name wax y \ ^ r r y 's Perilous Perogrinators.t^hrowai^ within feet - theft of teakwood from the Ameri the Me poiren. ^ ^ picked up at 2 o 'c l^ i thl.^ morn jb o ^ i t lla mutual aerial inapacUon. (CealiniMd from Page Owe) faculty members touring the West, atiots were oompleted, to see who can Shokaspeare. Theatre. j ■HiiitinT i~ aald Itpaiilui Inapee- 1. The probWm of Oerman upm- Ihg In the "City of Village Charm same type of macjilnea In- could move nearest to the groolnig left their native land to enter Poiiqa charged Corrodo J, Ituiao, ■ je tih e e a could take all thc^ pho- catlon iUcIf, with partlculaj>f#fer- awiftly and sllSntly down the long and police found on the younger a duded in their list was Tobbed, forest giants without amnnliig » . with taking 22 piece* of rare ‘iMTSPha of S. inatallationa •nca to tha necenait'y pf. aaaurine famp. robbery manual, slalemenl of lla- The .i'ouths said they g o t - c e n t s 'Canada last Wednesday. The trav- them. Don 8ylveate- was easily the teakwood,: each 10 feet long, and the aecuHty of a)t European coun- S y iketted-td. In return Rua- In his speech Thomas said the bilities and probable profits from : and nine bottles of Coca-Coia>^ ellihg boya went north through char.ipion, wandering about at will, 12 piecea of moulding which had : S a w m M kUow the aame thin* In ; '5i a set of planned criminal opera-' Checking o « Car Washington, - seeing ’'Eastern until he came between the herd been stored outglde the theater. urity pact cover* Nav.v, with eight atomic aubma- feer terrttorjr by U.8., planea. , tipns. , ' Also, when questioned aa to why . Washington's deaerta and dry leader, a magnificent buck, and They said he-planned to use the A t today'! eeealoni Rusaia made *ne all Europe: rines already authorized, hopes to- Stopped for a routine check they were driving on B. Middle farming wheat flelda befote pass kis favorite cow. The moose snort lumber in the construction of a ^ new proposal on European ro- _ 3- of armed forcoa in buiid many others "in rapid sue- When the suspicions of Patrolman T pke, at such a late hour by ing through Canadian customa at ed loudly, and.the whole herd be it. y and neifhborine coun- ' ^ t y , which was referred to the O ti^ ce.ssion thereafter." John Hughes.were aroused by see- ' Hughes, they said theywero check- Klngabridge. gan moving'off at the ungainly Jluaao waa rolaaaad on boil yaa- d creation of a control and - The Cimadian customs officers but rapid gait of the Gecing mooee. four fOreten ministers for study Thomas referred to congres ihg two youths drlring around a t ' Ing on ,a car they had been "wAtch- tarday pending arraignmenf In The Soviet delegaUon also camj pectidh ayatem; auch an hour, the pair later ad- ing for throe nights" and from were amused at the high aplrlta of Sjdveeter fled also, ankle-deep in town court. 4. K posaii^le demilitariied tone sional action this year in approv- the Lick, to-kvoid the ruahlng'câ- •tq> with dlsamament ProP^^t; e -,. and W eit mitted breaking Into a Coca-Cola, which they Intendeji to take a ^ v'X’ the touring Americans, and taken An official of the theater Raid ^ch Haeerty said were bps!d '*' w*" h»''« *ilfhl handwritten shest of paper In his make another rheek on the car. It had to declare -two. Dick Thorsell East,- and the' temneralure - at by tha FVench govern n ^t which Bornlhg for alnlost t*ro hours and senhower'a press secretary. Mid nuclear powered submarinea ih j possession, headed "Two Man was shortl.v afterward that lh!y tried to declare "one broken, nO Louise was a cool and bracing 70. had it shipped in from French leportedly. iWt the program in that the referral of the two prob- or under construc tion and. Baseler. 'ntbraril and leverol Guiana. shape. ’O tm they arranged a apec- Robberies," and reading at fol- ] were apprehended b.v Hughes, good, bargain camera," but the of lems to the foreign ministers capicl .succession thereafter, others hired canoes and traveled Loomis Photo. USED CAR • lal meeting o r their heads of goy- lows: I Patrolman Allan Smith investl- ficials derided that merely, "cam- should be looked on g* ibe first c.Vany others. era the length c f the beautiful lake,'' Carol A. Kwbtek MHlnent to submit it for approval. job assigned to the ministers by ! "O f course, our future plans wjll j "Go to a well used public park-| gated the original break at . the — would cover the situation ing lot on a shopping night. Watch \ country CTUh but the exact ttrtie of The monotony of the Washing while inoot of the other boyv went , ■ May Meet In October the conference. Many western offi- \ Include nuclear powered vessels of | hort«back riding. Bruce Warren Mr. and Mrs. -loaejih Kwolek, K- ■ >■/' There was nt humediat* infor for a car with Just a driver in it. i the offen.se was not known until ton d.gsert soon gave way in Can cials tlwa.Vs have considered that | bther types." After the driver parks his car and tried some of the equestrian atunte 24 Bridge St., Stiffield, announce mation as to det!ails of the plan, the primary purpose of the summit ’ Navy Sec-retary said he is the pair confessed to pdllce. ada to the nlggedL;grandeur of the leave.s, get in the back seat. Have Canadian Rockiee.''^^b Segal,said that BUI Oonlon was teaching the engagement ot their daughter, / '■ ' ’ but western sources dirolosed they meeting was to lay the ground-' In-'iu lng that "the earliest and Mark Solomon, and Warfen. after an accomplice note the appearance . that the CTanadlan Rpcklea looked Oirol Ann, to Richard A. Bennett, h o ^ for a meeting of ,the four work for such future negotiations. ! tnaximum" attention be given to a wild ride, ended botmeing on the son of Mr. and Mrs. Bertram Ben foreign ministers in Oeheva in The spokesman for the French ' development of atomic pow,er not of the driver and when the driver like Rockies, which the American Cornea back to signal to you if the gravel path. No 111 effecte were nett. 243 Center St. ._ October to take ,up the two ^#y delegation put it this way: , “ " ‘y fee surface ships but fc»r navsl Saviiiffg Made ranges ao far seen did hpt. Segal driver has someone else or a lot of suffered by Warren, hoivever. ex MiSs Kwolek v/aa graduated COME , o n e :-COME ALL! BRING THE KIDS! proMaca. ... "The conference took a turn "lecraft. He added that . "particu-1 approved the bare jagged qutllnea cept some diminution of dignity. bundles with him. in which ca-ie of t,he Canadian peaks. from Suffield High School and at'^ Ih is would allow three montha which permits the.expectatlon that . careful attention ia^. being By Loeal Police tended Pembroke College in Provi for. the expert! of the four coun- you get out of the car before they , The day's major meal was ^ ten The tour reversed Its direction a certain number of common prin- t” nuclear 8eapianes.|' see you. If not. then Isv on the and headed back east after Lake dence. She is employed by tha L. trlM to study all tha proposala ciples edll ^'established before' _> Recall .Atom Plaoea at. a newly constructed hotel In W. St. John Insurance Agency, Sale starts at 5 tonight —■ thru Sat. eve! made at the rumroit meeting. The floor and when the driver gels in, On liihuiator Use Radium Hot Springe, Bgttieh Ckn Loulie, the final outward-bound the end of/ fhe week, permitting ^“ "*"’ *'’ 1 recalled .speciila- The laboratory' wing of the new high la-hool building is being readied by tha 1^;S. Kelieher Co., rise up quick and slug him. You atop. On the road toward Calgary Suffield. AP western' pmvers also would have liimblB, and cqmp w a! qiade that ths chiefs of government to give 1 f " " . / P'“ " « “ >'« ‘ h* Navy's Sod the Stampede in that Canad- Bennett is a graduate of Man a chance to observe the cuteotne constructors, for pouring the "first" second floor. Work in prepaiatlon for the pour'tng here IS more can either drive away or walk Police here will now be able to nfght in McCUiod Meadows in dlrscHvea to their foreign m in is-!"*"' “ ••'tin ' .Seamaster.’ now a involved than in any other part of the school becau.se of the myriad plumbing electrical and gas lines away. iah reaort, the group patronlzee chester High School and the How of the visit of West Germeii Chan M • ; Dljf plmne powered with jet en- Banff Nal|Qnal_ Park. Mosquitoes ell Cheney Technical School. He cellor Adenauer to Moscow. which connect with laboratory tables In the classrooms. As in the Buckley School, tube-slab coh- "Another way is Instead of get fill their own oxygefi tanks used the ski-lift at Mount Norquay, It was understood in western i ^ developed into s Infested Ihfi lovely camping area in near Banff. The tremendoua height served 3'j, years with the U.S. striiclion is being need on floors. ' ~ ting in the lar. wait outside the on the cruiser inhalators, CTtief the McClead Medows, but repellent W INES A H D The b e e d i '^ governmenta— Mrcles that the discussion on the ■" “f ’*"'"'*"**"*'* of the lift appealed to the adven Marine Corps, and is now employed Frsatdent EMexAiower, Soviet Pre^ car until you can see c' er.vthing Herman O. Schendel said today. ^ supplied to ail by foresighted Gil last agenda question contacts Ityhcating a ^ lie f that Russia is all set.. Then g el in the car and turous sjHrits, while Ed Hindle, in the Research and Development LIQUOR VALUES mier Bulganir, British Prime Min b e t w ^ East aad Weat would be Formerly.-this service was per- Hunt and Winnie Porter soon Herb Tyler, Jon Harrison. Don Department o ' the Pratt am. Whit ister Eden end French Premier wait or -slug him ouUMe the ca r'' roPmiii‘VliXvhe7e Tn'd cost"rhe Dei dealt'* with quickly. This covers submarine, 'liiomaa told his*sudi- Movies Tonight ended the problem, except for lâve Sylvester and Paul Sheridan re ney Aircraft, East Hertford. Fathe—plaiined to take up the Ike Expected Armed Bandits Russian proposals to remove t'rade ence that they were witnessing the Expensee Itesnlzed partment 33.75 each time a tank Smith, who waa thoroughly bitten mained comfortably below. The disarmament question after dis launching of the second known nii- r r i • IVT a * * ♦ On the reverse side.of the paper, was r^plenlsheil. Bv doing it here. before being smeared with repel- rastrlctiona keeping western goods Movies for children, under •ummit of Mount Norquay offered eluding exhibitions and contest posing of the arrmnf emetiU on Oe •- clear propulsion submarine 'Mn thX I 1 al.so handwritten, were what police I ih'js coat will be cut to about 50 tent. /\ unparalleled camera views of the Wb/sfc/cs many and security. out .0^ Communist countries, as entire world." To A ax GiveaxAvv.- Nation j. laawa'xxma the .spon.soi'ship of the Reciea^ Rob. Mail T rain. said the pair felt would be their I cents. riding by Casey Tibbs, the world's well as western appeals for the After the evening meal in M6 Bow Valley, and sevSfal ranges of Tha only official announcement The Nsiitilus and the Seawolf tion Department, will be .shown expenses, as they evidently planned j Schendel said the new equip- champion cowboy. Sovieta to permit free circulation Cleod Meadowa. the boya hlkei the Canadian Rockies. - on tha foreign minister's discus^ are powered with different types )n Center Park, just sovith of to do some akin-diving. T.iese ment enabling police to do the Job Although the bqys on tour ate through the Iron Curtain. through the mountaina ôund the Sleep In Ila.vlofi Siena was a brief communique. of atomic engines. Geneva Report the Mary Cheney Library, to Get No Money were itemized a.s follows: themselves cost about 325. U in- not finding the Canadians as LYNNBROOK camp-aite and visited other camp The projected camp-out that' A EC Chairman Lewis I.. Strauss night St 8:15. "5.50 to pay Uncle . . . back." clude.s a gauge which will meter friendly aa the open hospitality of M N et hi Complete Accord ing parties in the area. ’Hunt and ■vening was foiled by a thunderous said in a companion address that "3120 4o pay for air tank." the western Americans, the effe'r- Mo6f British Infornwts amid the for (Continuedtinued FPage One) (Continued from Page One) the oxygen as it flows into the Perry, mentors on the tour, made dqwn-poup, the first of the tfip. 3.23 the land-based power plant on "310 to pay for Italian flijipers'" veacent personality of Ed Hindle eign ministers iigreed to recom small inhalator tanks from a large friend* with the "Golden Nuggets." sodden group was unable to half 7 7 0 which the Seawolf’a atomic en leditor's not-c, -used On the feel in eommerrial oxygen cylinder. a camping gropp from Victoria. made contact, even through the mend that they theinsclves meet abilitv of hkv'ing a united Ger- they pulled his arms behind and find hotel or motel accommoda GAL » Police Call gines are based have "operated a< .swimr,iing,r ,. , Vancouver lalund. B. C. Since the Canadian reserve. Hindle asked di again in October to resume con manv. . bound his wrists with a pair of "The eylimlenc cost about 35 each V/HlSKItS if1 this rroouct full power long enough to have / , "326 to pay tdr spear gun." Nliggets were holding an im tions at any price In the Calgary rections to the post office of . a sideration of the problems of Ger and will fill ten inhalators. Schen- area}, turgid with tourists present 3, 6 AND 7 YtAtS OLD propelled the Seawolf on a '2.2.50 Willey, however, said he saw handcuffs they brought with them. "310 to pay tor" underwnler,, promptu .sqifare dSgee in the even small Canadian gentlemen, and got man unity and European security News Tidbits del explained Thi.S means a refill for tite Calgary Stampede. A sym- mile, nonstop trip, fully sub "nothing discouraging" in the de They rolled him over and one of mask." will ro.st about half a dollar, not ing, the Manchester .tourists were through to the oldster after some on tha basis of the directive now Wife Death pathetjcet\c farmer offered his hay difficulty. He talked at length, as merged." X cision to have, the foreign min- Their 4t>tal fpr these items came 1 counting amortization of the invited; Perry, Hunt./\Vln Porter under study. They added complete Tulled from A P Wires the bandits put his fool in the loft, howe hqwever. and sleeping bags the Iw-o walked toward the post accord Muded the mtniaters, how- "That." Strauea/Mid In hln isteri work out arrangements- for small of his back. to 3215. I gauge equipment. and Tom Baaeler look advantage BRIARCLIFF Then the boys had labui'ated the ■ Tpê Chief .said the inhalators of the invitation.' were soon spread W the shelter ai of office, telling the Cansdian of the evef. prepared address, "reprcsejits the future conferencet on the issues.J "I wasn't frightened until I got the .Ioft.\ ItlNDID WNIUttV ‘Mysterious’ equivalent of an undersea vo.vage rplloMIng operaUons, to meet the" h„ve been used so ronstajitly that Since the Nuggets include^ no trip he was taking, and the enjoy ■ Molotqv was said still to have in andhe.added; |' General Electric Co. meets again a good look at the guns." .Mason .- The famous Calgary Stampede, from St. John's, Newfoundland, to one, under 21 years of age, Hunt ment he was. feeling. •4 . 5IH sisted that the question of Bu- " I have felt all along that the with two unions in effect to ham recalled, " A t first I thought some such system wss becoming a one ofrthe world’s major rodeo at Dover, England. Tkle. I am told, prospected the other camping After a mohologue. s e^v e r a 1 FROOF ' SOT 2.99 ropem security should precede (CeattaiMd from Page Q«e) Big Four mbetlnga could be only mer out contract covering some were fooling —1 thought they wpre necessity. On the average, refills tractions. ^cupied. the boys on comparea to four hours at full "Rob a local ajiial! .dore i naihe partifs for partners for the Imys, blocks long, Hindle was stopped by WHISKIES IN THIS fiSOPUCT that 0( German unity. The West exploratory, that they would be 125.000 wor’ocrs . , . Core of new a couple of kids, W’ise kids, until have been needed about once or Friday. July 15. Headquarters for poiyef- aa the qualifying time for oiriitted St the request of the Miss Becky Sue Hidav of Hart the old-timer's sudden announce 4 YEASS OLD continued to maintain the two the fahtily. After viewing the body only the beginning of future con Austrian army f'omes ^.Into being they said: 'I f you open your mouth ' twice a week.-he added. the group w‘as the finely appoint ne^'. diesel-powered submarines.” Police Department), approx ford Center. Ind., fliled'the bill for ment that his deafness and hear problems remain linked. The minis the physician summoned the medi sultations on these problems." as pan. of this nation's gendar we'll kill you.’ „Then I !a w the The inhalators, carried one to ed Hotel Wales. Street shows filled The commission, Strauss said, $200 both Porter and Bascler. All the ing-aid failure made it impossible ters agreed to refer the point to cal examiner who, lif turn, called Humphrey said Soviet insistence merie forces are placed under handcuffs, and I knew they : a c.n i.ser. have betoti'.c well known the morning (or the boys. The en doean't regard the Seawolf aa "2 persons In parking lot, approx Manchester people were invited for him to hear! the heads of government for flnal the police. on scrapping the North Atlantic command of new Austrian Defense weren't fooling. I was' happy w’hen ' to doctors here, snd have been used tire town- was' turned over to the merely a weapon, adding "she Is 325 U) vacation on Vancover Island Saturday foimd the caravan WESfSURY RESERVE decision. They also agreed on the SXchi went to the CaMity home Treaty (irganizatlon iNATOl in Department. they.got off the train," , I in many emergencies in ■ which Stampede activities, with Royal one of the, significant milestones "2 Coca-Cola machines, approx. next summSt', and Manchester cor- back in the U.S. witii a stop at sniAIOHT RVI rest of the terms of the directive. about. S a.m. He declined to de- fa'vor of an all-Europe security Official opening of Kremlin to .Said 51'rie', Police putting on on the way to a great goal — the 310 •-respondence waa promiaod to the Havre, Mont. President EisenhoWer, in prepa acribe the '•tuperficlal marks" to pact with the United States par public means more work for'" First He said he.lold the gunmen the j TTiey are so rlmple to operate 90 5TH goal of progress, plenty and of "2 tires for Herman, approx. 35 14-year-old lovely from Indiana. motorcycling exhibitions, several Mall Stops ration for the (Ussrmament talks, newsmen or to state their number ticipating indicates to him that the Deputy Premier A. I. Mikoyali and money waain the bags.They dis I that passing pedestrians or by- dozen western b ^ d s and orchea: PROOF ROT 3.49 or their location. laating peace.'' "Slug a person, approx. $25 Hunt, who obtained SUss Hiday'a One of the hlghligliLs of the " bad 'bls cldcf'of'sta^ Adm. Ar Soviets are still seeking "to drive L. M. Kaganovich, nctlng Soviet carded some o f them among • standers can Admintster 'o x y g e n ' Iras holding strSet. dances, and OISTILIED IN MARYLAND He aaid’this information would Seven Projects "Gas Station attendant, approx. address, was offered conalderabie trip has been the mail stop. All thur Radford, and his disarma the United States out of Europe government liecda while top lead them the one containing 32,700 from, the inhalator to a patient ,ff various other entertairtmenU being 4 YEARS OLD be r tle g M whan the autopay' re Thomas spok« of the Navy's StO." need he. Ana the'/ are extremelv sums for It by several of the Indian of Um tourists surround mentor ment adviser, Harold E. Stasaen, and to keep Germany divided or ers are in Geneva . . . Rome fashion and /dumped eight outside. The wolves. offeredi. port F ia rcad]^ "avid interest" in nuclear propul Thcae items were not totaled on ‘ rugged, Dwlgrtl Perry at each pre-ar as lunchson guests. neutralized and disarmed.” designers arXlooking to rich bro- sacks were reportedly en route to Square dancing fahs in Manches sion, and said It has seven dif the sheet of paper,' but they ccwue .S.'hendcl said he has oecelve-l Bears Excite Group ranged stop and eagerly await "W e cannot agree to either of cnilea oF Orient for brigliter color .the First Triisl and Dep'ostl Co. of Several sightings of cinnamon ter and environs will be interested Secretary of State John Foster ferent nuclear reactor p r o j e c t to 3305. 'So the yoiiUis probabl.y "many favorable comments on the mail from home. ' PINE CREEK tho.se proposals." he said. VWc can In this fall snd winter stylen S.yracuse from the Federal Re expected s profit of 390. "Her- and black bears in the area, to hear of the wheel-chair am Dulles and other top members of. studies under way. ; gadgets and several grateful let- 'Many of the parent.s of the fTRAjOHY tOURION not have a neutralized Germany serve Bank of NeW York. r.'.an " was the older hoy. abetted by the wild stories of the putees square dance exhibition ptit boya have been sending clippings the U.S. delegation dined witii The different type reactors for I ters from relatives of people whose 34 STH Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov. subjected to Russian politlcaL-arid The robbers tieds Mason's ankles .\dmlt Break group, excited imaginations over on in the street. The wheel-chair and pictures from The Herald to the Nautilus and Seawolf, Thomas econohnic pressures. We cannot live.s mav have bee.n .-aied bv PROOF ROT ■ T h e main objective' o f this with cord, stuffed Ij'* railroad cap Hughes said he stopped Lite pair prompt po|ice action and the us’e the dangers of the dark night, and bound dancera carried on a normal the boys on tour. The.se bits of 3.32 said, “wefe purposely made cbm- withdraw American forces from in his mouth snd fled. Win Porter slept in close contact aquare dance at normal tempo, 4 'fEARR OLD morning's meeting of thr'foreign petilive, partly to determine which Aldon Mills and they later admitted breaking^ of t.he inhalators.. the' bo.vs’ favorite daily newspa Europe until tl^jê is genuine* dis It was not immediately deter Into the "coke" machine Sunday with .Hunt throughout the night. wheels churning madly in the efr- per are devoured, read and re ministers was. to work out a guide is the better power plant and part armament.’’ for discussions at a later foreign mined whether the train had start night at 11:30 at the 9th Hole at! Doubting Thomas Baseler waa un- fort to keep up. A group of l l - read. The Manchester Evening ly to exploit the rapidly advanc Humphrey said he is certain FRF.E 970.000 S.ALK .SHOTS minister'a session in the fall. The Considering ed to move. w1ien the two jumped the Countr.v Club. , impressed by the bear-faced liei, year-old dancers put on a very Herald hSq had a ' circulation ing technology of^ nuclear propul Eisenhower would continue to re off. and slept several hundred yards high level exhibition, and then Huibs western powers wer^ understood Sion." The purpose of the seven Herman Gunther. 17. of 1558, (terilporary)'. acress the country sist such proposal.s. . Mason said the train was mov Washlnglnn, .Inly 21 iJ'-—Thn away in the A-oods, totally alone. public ' dancing was'offered. Gil to favor a meeting in October in projects, he added, is' "to develop Manchester Rd., Glastonbury, was 1 I’uhllc HCalth Service today re and in Capadai Mre. .Marie Dion Sen. McCarthy (R-Wiai told the ing when he maliaMed to free his He waa unmolested. Hunt teamed up with a partner ‘ Geneva, but the Russian view was a family of reactors which will be arrested and charged with larceny. | leased,, approvimately 970.000 The (unerxt of Mrs. Mails Dion Senate yeiterday there had been a ChedêvArea legs and spit out the cap. Then he The trip toward Lake Louise from Edmonton, and used the Ver EL PICADOR not known. of 3 Ford St., was held Tuesday applicable not only to aub- de.struction of private property j shots 'of polio vaccine pro-o-e Look at these wonderful values! the security system flretN 'with Tlte Official cost estimatlateTof the its mill in Woonsocket, Rf 1. (Continaed from 'I’age Cue) ______V ______■ German unification to follow at Undersecretary of State Herbert Although indicating that ^pace the ato Hoover Jr., of the cables received '52 NASH aome future — and probably far Thomaa t i Kilpatrick at Cheney Bros., which this week and photographer Bob Bryant .of To Settle A ’Hartford The funeral oC Thomaa J: Kil power plant, la I32.700f000, The from Geneva by the State-Depart Businessman's Estate Country Club, 2 . tone distant — date. Nautilus Is estimated unofficially announced a planned reduction-in the. ./* POR UCIUINywiNI COOIIR^ / ""'PrlmarW'differ'ence between the eai-ly" to State what form the ex After the discovery. Montgom- paint. No reasonable tion to West German rearmament. clata Rilnister of the South Metho discussion, the general atmosphere pansion of his mill will take. '52 MERCURY NautiluaXnd the Seawolf la in the and>' even what Is sai ' I-!- y of the neutrons Is faster. This, in what Is going on in Geneva as I covery of the girl's body. Ofie difference, however was a denied this today. Montgomery, feeling 'that X provision "for bringing- abouf the theory, meane that absorption of wlll.'l '49 MERCURY '46 C A D IL U C FREE The Unitad Rtates Giveinment Bought Some Equipment search by officers around A'bbott's ■ pact in two stages.' During the the faster neutrons by the metsJ CTiaIrman George «D-Gai of the S-DoSt and C4BK Model 62 4-door, new POLO CLUB hks ntird lien! against a Manchro- He said he had bought some mountain cabin, had not been wide ' .first stage, the governmenta sign structure of the reactor ia reiluced. Foreign Relations Cothmittee com- k paint, radio, heat R$ ter firm alleging non-payment of. equipment from Cheney-Bros, " a enough, persuaded Jeckron to 4-Door. 9 9 9 ing the’pact would hot bs rslljv.^d 7>ei:haps making- for 9 more ef- nrented that the summary "doesn't er, hydramatlc. t 5 0 G A L L O N S couple of -M'ceks ago," but added bring his-dogs Into a search. The $395 PROOF ^;^ 2 . 9 5 of ofeligationa undertaken b>’. )heu . wiUfholdthg. tax and agamat a flbieht. more easily maintained really .cover any more ground Manefi-ester man for alleged fail- thgt it wasn't looms. He said he reporter said'he gnd Bryant had .Under other treaties. This was in- atomla fiirna.ee. than waa covered by the hews 'ÔPACkAltD .GAS urg-to pay income.tax. had purchased s6me blending, notified an “odd on a.manza- *$3 STUDEIAKER^ FRIGIDAIRE •ÂL^ 6.75 stories.” ^ , ‘ terpreted by some vuestern offf- • The^ third submarine le expected carding, combing «nd g i 111 n g 4-door, gram, ultramaUe cisls as-permitting West Gemsny 'The liens, filed yesterday in the' nita-covered r id ^ near the cabin > HARDTOP to uee a still different, but a i yel equipment which is used In the Tiieoday. drive, radio and heatgr. WlthPsKlMM to raise the 500.0^-man .force she office of Town Clerk .Samuel J. Regal De Luxe. 2-tone Tiirklngton Ji , aie against Ma iinspecifled type of reactor. Into Excellent - B B A g /tripstfs/ pledged to NATO in the Paris preparation of raw material for He and Bryant had to wail until green. Whitewall Urea. And what a happy life if is, with O f Used Cor loney's Radio and Television each successive nuclear submarine the manufacture of wprsted spun Jackson got through work late Condition. # 0 9 9 RED CROWN ■ Agreement. ' are going the lessons learned in Digfharge Folev 90 I However, another proôsiort of Stores. Inc.. 618 Center St., which yarn;' yesterday before they could make the government claims failed to the building and operation of' the He also said he Is not now In the search With the dogs. ‘ $1815 gentle, kitten-soft leathers to cuddle little fcet_ PROOF tM Bulganin plan called foi aboli preceding, boats. '53 CAD ILLAC 2.89 pay 12.765.66 in employes with From Hospital terested in purchasing any more At Abbott’a whlU stucco home AUTOMATIC Nalf g o r tion of the North Atlantic Treaty Model 62, beige and gun ^ . patented, one-piece sole and heel to give .Orgxnixxtlon INATO), as wtli as. holding fax ovef four qiierters. equipment from CTheney Bros., In Alameda, the family conferred 'S3 MERCURY OAL 0 . 0 9 »nd Harry Rylander 'Sr. of 27 whose operation, he stated, la dif late last night with his attorney, metal grqy, radio, and Monterey 4-door, 8-tone the 8o\iet bloc Warsaw Alliance, CSiarlei J. Foley, 24. Greenwich, k « a t e r, tinted glass, as toon aa the all-Europe pact went Grove' St., whom the government .who was hospitalized at Manches ferent from Aldon's. Stanley Whitney. Abbott'a brother, paint, RBH., Mercomatlc.' Jumping-Jacks protection. *a.vs did not pay |395.0t of his Public Records Retorts'and rumors of all sorts mark, told newsmen there; whitewall tires, hydni- Inrunaculate , one owner WASHER into effect. An authoit stive source ter Memorial Hoapital with head -matlc. Showroom condi FREE 1950 Income lax. ' Believe Abtmtt In'nocent GILBEY^S s ild the United Stales would op- .injuriea after his car went out of were launched in Manchester this ^ car. 14,MW-ifriglnal miles. Nursery colors: pink, "W e stilly believe he's innocent tion, Very t O lQ C — pose any plan which would destroy Warrantee Deeds control and flipped over on Rt. 15 witek when ‘ Cheney Bros, tn- Owner’s name M f i A C • s 90 noiinced it w-as 'eliminating its and we’ll Stand by him. Aside from epecUI. # # ls K l on request. . # 1 0 9 9 ■ i Registration NATO. Frederick A. Venilanck to Jamee Sunday, was discharged from the blue. Of whits. ' proof 'ROT 3.70 In turning the- nnlfjcstion and Tno hospital yesterday afternoon. plain synthetic flat .goods line in that. Mr. Whitney has advised us AWo»M Action _ c.. released, after .posting a $50 bond but Mark saidL''She is bearing up don, property at Boulder Rd. very well but It haa ibeen-a ter Tlfree boys. 11,-12. and 13, were at polloe headquarters here. o fleol-evw Riming 'Frederick A. Vcrplanck to R'ob- Foley told police his car rolled rible ahocR fof'her — for all of ua." f g COLD B E « AND A il aj^r«heiided by pofiice today and Aôut Tow n . Stephanie'a f a t l i a f ; 'C h a r l a a Personal Notices admlttod taking M from a soft *rt J. Aleebury and Mary H. Ales- over several times after he 'fell . o Ropidiy Spin bury, property at Boulder Rd, and aaleep. TTiree Other youths re Bryan.-commented; 1. - ■ -B A M t RATES- drink machine at W. filling station Elwqod St. 1 Miss Jean Knoflr, 3k0 Tolland " I do not think the punlahment MORIARTY ceived minor injuries and -were Sunday night; Tpke., iaêhrolled in the aix week aapect ia aa great Importance as o bcbMi^ SeleeKMM ol Csrd -«f thanks ... 9 * »'« Herman O. Schendel said Samuel V, Raulinaltis and Gene treated at the hospitaf. vieve K. RaullnalUa to John> N. summer session e t Lesisy Oollecsr it is primarily a matter! of remov --EASYTERIIS:- i-t youths went Intt the station In Cambridge, Mara, ing someone from .^ ie t y who 118 ” . IFe' 'wish to. thank all of our nelati- the afternoon to borrow some tools Lombardo and Mary A. Iximbardo, RfOKQOCANS'FIRE AT FASHA AvoltarMo i* SfretferiMWie##' tKirs, frieods and rvlatlvee far |D« property at 199 Deming St. - might repeat If given another manjr acts of kindness and sympaihr and took a key they thought might Mrs. Mary 8. Taylor, society edi chance. Al'ao. he should be re 9fc«rw d OroM or ■tMnrn Us at the urns nf the desw of fit the machine. Albert N. Sdhemjkil to C. Briino M«rr«iiech. rVenSk Morocco, tor of The Herald, ie vacationing BROTHERS EAST CENTER otir sunk Ellubeth Slannage* We moved aa a dfiterrent for anyona- “ON THE LEVU. AT CENTER — « BROAIV ' Chief Poefioe wM ep- .the W.a.rX of South After the station dosed for the Prlmua and Clarence Welti, prop- Jaly $1 Un — DewontrstorB in Miami. Fla., a n d ,p u ^ . - , ariy on Spring St. JvUh-aiiRilar'ideas. Th oa! aro two TOUR UNaiUf-M EBC^M ALEB^ ■fetbodist Auj«b,~th« Adult'BIbre Glaeo a v e i^ , they returned and ueed Moekefi (he eer- at tha pewacful rcaaona why Mr.- AbboM should p W s IR DWEVBi v v W y N South. MolbodM ûrch. Oaiuhtera â-key to get into the soft ^ n k SmUdkg PerinlU eU pr*.FWMh nMio at Mar- ef Ubortr. fiuneot Rebchab Lodge, Vrneat R. Molt, 73, of West Hart .cease to be with us.soon; STREETr' ■ . aUht $lwiM| SMS. Piee Kanciiecter Qrange and also all those .Spenser They , split tjte money To I Herbert Hutchinson for rokach, Tluunl el GIm r I, t ^ y ford. waa arrastad thii- morning Mrs. Bryan said: -’I lhavt no M p .seat the beautiful Itofal tributes iûally three wayi, Schendel said. Henry Rockwell for attaraUone to a M fi fired a ahat at klm. Uahurt, WMi$epi for tin Udoe MM loaatd tba not ef their cara . They will.be turned over to juv*» by Patrolman Raymond Pack and feelings about the man at lall. t am CEHOliSE&SON dwelUiig fat 117 S. Main St.. $1,000. 'tke Sery Bather ektefthto-i-ta.iiU chargsd with paaMng a stop sign thinking ot Us aon. He has to Opem Evtainge'CatU li$#g AAANCHESTER nile authorities, ha added. To'CamUlo Gambolatl for Otto STa cSwksfi aat a»i trM (a KEMP’S IMOQBPORATED . Fatrolmaa AUan Smith Juui- at Manchester Green. H * is sched llye.** Balchunaa, for • a i-!tory,l-atory, 6-roo6-room siwat hock srith Ms eaiMaa b «t uled ta’ kppear In court here on Hie Abbotta have a 4-year^k) W E GIVE ^ OEEEN STAMPS 76S.JMain J3 L e .^ 3*5680 f M tiM iRVaMlgaUMU r fkrMttse s i StiRiMs July M. ChrMtoplisr.

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\v ■- r.-; " i " y , ] ■ ■ I t ■ 1. *.'# ’■'.'y. <;S'. ^ -H : / • .■ ■ / ■V MANCHESTB^ EVteNlNG HERAl^, MAKCHESTEr ! CONNw THURSDAY,-JULY 21, 1955 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD; MANCHESTER, CONli<, tHURSDAY, JULY 21, ^ 8 .:2 a \ ...... came In to pitch the fifth Chief (Jeorge Nelson and other from ua tlutverlty of theao words:' trouble DriUi the dentdl* proof. pObUc posmoBa fbr tha ban it of thoory. Wo might have had- pcaca BoUpt/. . Andover anted one run. Allan To- qfftcera of the -'Andover 'Dfpart- He said tha iiaportant thing Is earlier i t we bad alowed down | State Blood Drive " I f we sky we have no atn, we Opehs Office faldt tqolt over in the ’sixth, and Proof of State ^raaa and phatbfrapbsra andVpro- deceiyO ourselves, and the truth Is ment. , " ■ that tha person righlng the doml-, Droodles ' - ' F t h ; with Oldman out, the DIggere, Plcnickeri on the river poganda, and wipi all the poten- our own atomic progress, so the ; not In us... If we say'lam have WSC^^LôuBces efle' oertiflonte "h|iv* proof->4n ^ Board Approves playing libads-up ball, rapp^ watched w ith ' amabement Russians coiild have caught up to By ROOlfB PRICB Seen Near Rocks not sinned, we make hlin a liar / ' . . EatlMRliB penindent proof;r-thAt vetefan *tlally bsneflclal vSlement .< of In four nil flamea w^tch roae 20 2;^c«deiice,Vital ^•and hia word la not in us. AVhen had Connecticut as ctal formal contact completely mias- us earltcr. We might have pro! 10. then changed to heavy _____ Hartford, July 21 The game wj^ called .becaua^ of tfistok amoke, jvqre extinguished In ticut'a regional blood program' ap of Christ, we fgU to the ground, i^War^Jonus trance in senlce.” . other oorraepondents write own military strength instead, of FOR 0NI,Y $12.95 fiarluieis shortly seconds ^ the Andover group. The pears headed tlor the rocka, unless stricken with tha awfulnesa Of the ^ Bolton, July 2i (Special) — Andover, July 31- (Special) ôme runs wêsnii ny Tommy operation was repeated. by team* Thee* certlficataSylM aaid, ban mysteriously, but hopefully, of trying to build It up ahead of contrast between his character and Wa will Install for you a qutlllKRIaim UomblnaMria WInRowT be signed by: ^ n iif. people give more blood;'' Huadreda of fiatlBlIad Cuatomcra Ip Ouaraalaa of BaMaftMi- A pAlatable aroma of liArbecuad Arthur Von Roemet, was selected Schdlâ for the Flri of four men each manning a hose Hartford./luly 21 UPf-r^Konsa ^'real bargaining" going on tjghind Russia's. What wc needed in or our own sins. ' . / Koilo{Naska, pitcher, fbb the Dlg- Amy city or taum official, clergy The program's dtredtor. Dr. 'Vic lAon! . ' chicken will prevede throughout from A field of four canedldetes to through which a fog-type epray war veteraji* ^pjying for their ^ doors, after the daily aet- der to get pcigce waa,jiot to make Frank confeaslon la a purging of gera. Petbr Guy TI with 200 pounds ôf pressure was men, veterana' poet commander, V 1 11 I n i / /> the eir In the north end of town teach the combined fourth end State bonus ahobld pay more tor G. H. WnUace.' said today the the soul, and should be m a ^ fre- a AWNINOK a GANOPIBB aJAI-OURIRR Roger Phelp*. caught directed at the fire. adjutant, aeirvice officer o t any ptecAa have goife off. The fact ourselves strong, but to make fifth grhde' at the Elementary BICYCLES program has jrOached the most qiiently. Rut morbid b rood i^ ov*^ Aug. 4, when (he WSC8 o f the gers and Billy Muhaoi A second drill of thie nature will, attention to having* u i ^ domicile organiaatitin which has posts that Uiby cannot specify whert Russia strong. : C 3 = = — = * » : United Methodlit Church . will critical point In Its 5-year ex the past should bo"'avoned, BILL TUNSKY # ^1 9-9095 School by the Board of Eduesr Fireball* catcher. be held leter at an unanPPunced questions properly certified, State througlibut the nation. and w h«N (hese secret meetlnge This, of course, sounds like non-' cause "If we confess o a r tins, he sponsor sn outdoor .chicken barbe- ___ »N a A T E S M M I M I » ' "YOUR DEPENDABLE/STORM WINDOW MAN” tIon last night. The Volunteer Flre/Departmbnt date. Treasurer John J. Ottaviahq caid The Independent proof, he said, NEW Mi USED sense. Yet It is probably no more istence. Is faithful and Just, and will for , rtie prepared by Roy E. Jones of to AdvaaM are being hftltdoea not constitute Von Ro«mer, 27, received a met at the Firehouiâat night be\ Supper Sptiuday today. e v i come from tax records, car BOUGHT and SOLD ______adaaaaaf a«a*aa*«**aa«a # I E * | W nonaenae than ,most of the policy Another spokesman said unlesa give our Bins and elOanad us from Storrs. degree In landscape design from , The domicile certificate. No.’ Ysl'^glstratlon, school rerecords, city ••aaaaaaaaa************ . proof they ari-. not being held. fore leaving for WlUtilianttC to at X smorgasbord Aai4>er will be PARTS SERVICE the situation im provesradically. all unrighteouaneaa." ' In order to show the-’ people of the University, of Connecticut In on the bonus application, la to prp^ ^^rectorles or personal knowledge • MOtttlUi •••aaaaaaaaaa******* Ih a t m aym erely prove that the theories it contradicts. Russia tend, a special drill/at the E ^ e r n on by the Entertainment Com- SPECIALIZINO IN •••aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa th<^ program is In great dahgei; of , Kirby Page. . the ajirroundlng .erae how deleq- 1952 and la taking the Intenaive Training School. Al Gill drove the ■vide Jiroof that the veteran iVas ' the " pa'rt...... of the signer.' " It la not is at Geneva because Russia Is going under. ee of the Andover Lake Prop- ENGUSH MAIUS diplomats are being ct^ er about Sponsored by The Hanchesten table native chicken really ls> Training Program at ’Wlltlmantic pumper to the training grounds by domiciled in Connecticut for at enobgh," he said, "Just to take a 1# The trouble is people aren't erty/Ôwners Assn. Saturday eve arranging them. strong, Russia is a t' Geneva ho- Council of Churches. / ' Jpnea became a chef and prepared S tate. Teachers College this sum th* Netchaug River where the ning frpm 5:30 td 8 o’clock. Tickets least one year before entrance into veterati!s word for It.” MWMum OF cause Russia is weak- — you c-an donating blood as much aa they a formula for a barbecue sauce, Bier. service. M ANCHUTER TBB ABBOaunSDPI^^ Whatever the truth, it ie )i«^ m - •'Ueqnlum Oar’ ______hoee was aaeeinbled in prepare-' may be obtained at tha door. Treasurer Ottaviano aaid the used to. This was blamed on sum and now prepared hia faat-becom- He spent two years In the Army tion for extinfâhing a fire of sty 8,009 Seek Bonus TiM *Anoctottd Pm s U exclualTtljr ing more and more likely thatxlf take your choice, if it niiUcr.s, 'This Uroodle'WAS suggested by mer vacations, hot weather, and a hope la to get ou,t the first bonus •toUM to Oia u«* ct republlMtloB of Ing fapioua chicken barbecues a a first lleutanant and waa rene and ethyl benzine. , Masicbeetbr''-Evening Herald Some 8,000 bonus appltcationa CYCLE SHOP »ii Bawa dlipatcbca cratotad to It. or Geneva produces any gains foi^ In reality, Russia is at Geneva for I>'e Blackwell...... of... Denver. — Colorado — ----I Kriirigeneral I public apathy. The Red check around At^- $• LET US FILL YOUR la Jones. It waa announced that atationed in'Japan, and Is married. Al Martln./wlatant chief of the Andover ror^pendent, Mrs. Paul have been received; to date, he aaid. 144 Weat MMdla 'TuMpIte . Bot ■ Otharwlaa credltad tJi-tWa pap^ the same reasons we,^ are there. who ha.-« a scheme to make money sponsors the program, Appointiiient* MI - M. aad tba locat aawa pubUahad tera. the world, these will be in the de that I m interested in. He Wants | progratn now ran. supply there will be two aitpngs; one at WllUm'antlc'Wre Department, and PIBnstiehl, tefeptip^ Pilgrim A sample ch^k, he aaid, shows Assam in aoutheegt Asia aver 9 24 All rlcbta of rapubitcatton of apactol ' 5:30 and one at 6:30 p.m. Appolhtmente to. the following partment of aplrit and atmos me to get a piece of Uranium O fej^n lv a quarter of Connecticut’s Bill Nichols' were on hand to aaaist 2-4854. that the veUntna are having mbat ages 400 Inches of ratn^.A year. dlBpelcue# bareln ara alao raaaryao. \Committee memberi for th e^r- committees were announced by phere rather than in the realm of and go out weal and look for lost hdsplUl demands, the Board Chairman Bernard fîll aarrlea cilaat of N. *. A. Sarr- Gcigey Counters. But Dr. .Schwine .heê consist of Mrs. Harold Lee, tea, Inc. concrete agreement, or even of EAST HARTFORD rhaiman; Mrs. John Eflckaon. Hudak: iHibUahfn is disrbiiraging me. He's po.sitive Inside Maintenance, Paul D. JttUiu JIatbewa Spaclal Agency — Naw concrete progreaa toward agree there's Cranium Ore right in New TELEPHONE BU 9-0:$5l kitchM committee; Mra.' Mvron Corihecticut Robert J hai Pfansttehl and George Munson; ment. The biggest .boon of the York, City and every evening he Lee. t ^ e ; and Mra. Wlrilam Val- or A Thought loB. Today ’ CALLED POR AND lefttine, tickets. opened an office Oaiitcr outside maintenance, .Paul Dona ClItCUUATlOMS. conference is, of course, the mere ' goe.s out prospecting. So as not to hue: pollcis, Mra. Thomas M. • <■% ’J’ ^âct that it la being held, and that i Yankee give anyone else the idea, he ha.s DELIVERED PROMPTLY In conjunction with th* chicken jSt. for the practice. itrics O’Brien; transportation, Andrew I his Geiger Counter disgiiised as a AT NO EXTRA CHARGE barbecue a rood sale and a sale end gynecoloigy. The. office fa lo- Gasper. the big powers are stating tbeir| By A. H. O. I>e’i^ Be Different ' . of homemkdârtlclea will be held. j portable radio and wears a wide cetad in tbs Chamber of Oom- The school bus contract which positions, for once, with smiles, ^ brimmed hat,\ peg tojjped troiisera Ih Phillips' translation of Ro Mra. W. Ari^ld McKinney will li^Tba itoacflaatar SyaBUHl Haiald. mans 12:2 w-e find these vivid merce building on the second floo'i;. waa awarded to L. Eld ward Whit' and with philosophy, ami ,with- Tho.se elements in the Rep^HUi- j “ hd » 'onR Js'hgle chain to make FINE PHARMACY have charge of^h e food sale and comb was signed last, night; ay adyartlatnB cloalnt’ hoiî words: "Don't let Ihe world around Mrs. Stanley N ic m Is Sr., will have Born In Summit, N. J., Dr. Alea- ouC bitterness, instead of ^thr mu can party which would never hat^l^ people think he's a music lover, Only one bid has been received rnr jnday—1 pw m- *J*<*;y- you squeeze ypu into Us own CALL'MI.9.9I14 charge o f the honjemade articlca R r IVeauiy—1 P- BL llOTda)N tual denunciation and recrirnina- tely he’s bee'lj prospecUng Irv a bury received an A.B. degree ffom On the installation o f * water con any idea of playing the auperior ebriain Mambo \Palace on Upper mould, but let God re-mould your Sale. ditioning system to be installed r ffiiiliiaadar 1 9- »>• TuaadM. minds from within, so that you Dartmouth College in 1942, end an' ror Thuiaday—1 p. m_ ^ * f”* * ^ tlon which has featured 10 ye^rs brand of party policy which did Broi Iway ■ and . when -I explained he Tickets far the b a l ^ o * may In the school. George Munson has/ may prove in practice that ..the M.D. degree from the Temple Uni’ mar totuidajj-l P. la. fttday. of cold war. actually emerge ih \he 19.’’)5 ses couldii^t^ find UraVium there be- be purchased from ahy member •been appointed to obtain addition/ Plan-of God for you is good, meeta of the WSCS of the U n tt^ Meth veraity School o f Medicine in 1945. ciaaainaanaadlled daaduaa:naaniina'. 10 iv-.au:X)_a.. u . > For that alonr the conference aions are now heginnVpg too come “ * '* ''* > ■ * " Ihd, fourth floor he al bids. day 01 pnbUeattoa axeaM Saturday — all His demands and moves toward odist Church. No tlckVu mgy He then' spent on* year Iritern- Following the business mejsUi ct A- could be considered worth while. forward, with the ex t tvoe of *•*'' flidXt matteH—he still gets the goal of true maturity.” -And ■ ahip at tha Philadelphia General partisan warfare the rly Hself hi-'» riick,! ^ m - be obtained at the door. which waa attended by Mr# Thuraday. July 21 But anything more, which, is of his tranilatlon thus phrases 1 Pe- ; Hoapitad. E. Chamberlain, principal did avoid in the se.ssions. ter 1:14,15: "Don't let your charac-i, Grange Program He was on active duty with the importance, will have to come Members of the program riom GePrge H Graff, State super They are beginning to bli^^ng Rib- publican party, arid: wdio shall be ter be moulded by the dciifes of ’ U.S. Naval Reaerye. Dr. Aleabury fion^/^ behind the scenes ami not v.mittee of the Grange will- present intendent, the new' Board met Two More Icoff. in the 'berserk., aen.seless its nominee.three y e^ s from now. -your ignorant days, but be holy In I pONDITiONERS then returned to the Temple Uni with Graff fo r a general dlacuttlon from the gold-fish bowl state style which delights the routine And since the si^face,', thought every department of your lives, for ■ a skit written by Mrs. Ha; veraity Medical Center, where he Tha alata of CoimacUcut look Floyd, lecturer, and titled, "Hon- o its duties. This procedure will ments -of policy. And .this some politicians. For their less cheers so often go to the the One who has called you is > pent three yeera as a resident be followed for the next few meet FIRST two mora Uvea the other nlsht. 1955 % TON evpipon Daze ” at the regular R FOOD I they are doubtless evoking .^me tough guy, who is handy wi'Ni the Him.self Holy." j (tysioian in obatetrics 'and gynC- thing more, if it does come, *will meeUng o f the Granga-tomorrow ings tOHorlent the Board In regards On# o f them wot|ld have admiration among those who tmnk savage, frontal attack, there- Is colpgy, and received a degree of apparently have to be In the realm Let the reader pause for a sec- ■ to Uiclr function^ \ ’.’ that it would have been a goyd likely to be a period when it al- at 8 p.m, at the Community Hall. master of scienca from Temple in taken, without question, ond reading of {hese vivid words, The program for the evening The next meeting Will be held of subtle fVlture possibilities, idea for the party to bang ,-eniost .seems a.s if the party were -for ail of us sorely need their ad- i Reg. $349.95 1951. any ayetem of capital punishment waa arranged by Mr*. Donald Ted- Aug. 2 at which time a meeting 'fk L lather than in the realm of defi eoff during the aession, d.ay in and! repudiating the go) CHOICE MEATS ual flowering which cornea o f it. For those who were the responsl- lôwever, the ra<*e Is not al- aions. X. ... f $ 0 7 0 .9 5 ford; maid of honor. Bruce Wat- he also was on the staff of the ment win be at the tchool ground* cop-killetv.w'ho shot aa he resisted WASHABLE LHROMESPIJN TAFFETA That, at least, would seem the Ibe leaders In the se.saion, both in WRM to the s «lfl, and IoimI and Create in me a rlean heart. and John Maasolini; u-hera, Patty Germantown s m Chestnut HUl tomorrow during tlie Chuckle a state^ ixtlice officer tn clear per the legislature itself and in the SUoOg Benefit softball. game and Judgment as the • conference tough, or to thoML—who offer O Clod, and put it new and makes a perfect 'tween season dress! and John MaasiolinJ: usher*. Patty Hospitals. He alro held the posi formance of hie. duty. party, found thei'r wav into a .sort routine politics, as a rhoice over right apirlt within the ' Strickland and Ileni Auguatbi tion of assistant \ialting physician motorcycle clrcua. •’ HEAVY STEER REEF reaches its half-way mark. of poltlirkl truce witJi Ribicoff, a Pat Welch, refreahraent chali- The other Ufa taken by the statesmanship. There will still, No veil of hypocrlay anoulri hide flower girl, David Toomey 3r.; In obstetrics and ^Wnecology at , However.' the staleamdn still truce of mutual respect for ac Installed Another of those wonderful Future Fashions the Philadelphia General Hospital man, has arranged for hot! dogs state was a life which had com-, we Imagine,’ be some party -ring bearer.' Theresa Aronson; may find some way of justifying complishment in which both co jtHlgmeri^, and an overwhelming While Supply 'Lasts dresses that look so much more expensive! father of-the bride, Mra. Walter for four years. and cheese, beef barbecue cand- 7" mitted murder in the course of a wichea, Ice cream and coltL bever their ' meeting to ■ the world, by operated. mass o t puhllo .judgment, which Crisp, polorfast Chroma'pim Taffetas in hiil- Elliott; pianial, Ek-ward DeDoser. Ip 1954 he wasas accredited by the SHORT ■ex attack on a small ifirl. Here, The Go\'Vrne«: himself, in his takes as Its standard not what FOR ATHLETES FOOT ton-front style, convertible neckline and cool and soloist, Andrea Pagioli. Apierican Boardrd of Obantriciana ages to be zx>ld at stands erected CUT Lb. some open accomplishment which Use T-4-I. for S to 5 days. Watch on the macadam, parking rrea be too, the demand for the full pen - farewell inesaage. publicly aban somebody did lo Ribreoff. in short sleeves. Black, rust or blue. Sizes 12 tn A role call will be answered by abd Gynecologista. He has bad can be annoimced in their fare doned the normal political privi speech and statement, but 'hhat the old tainted akin slough off 20 and 14 to 24',. , all local Grange membera by tell several chemical and research fore the school ,. alty, as long ad we have It, was leaving healthy, hardy skin. I f I Tie Game well communique, by some ex lege of eritlclzing the work of soniebody did for the state of ing where they spent their hoi^y- papers published in adentiflc automaUcaily strong. It was as the session. The Republican not pleased with powerfiil, instant- In the first game of the second FANCY PLUMP change of some concessions which Corinectlcut, even if that had to 130 Center Street Sage-Alien, East Hartford comfortablv air-conditioned la epee moons or where they would uke Journals. horrible an offense aa there is. leaders who did an much gf>od drying T-4-L, youc. 40c hack at half of the Little League ichedule could set the tone and precedent he In some atmosphere o f co Tuea., Thura., Sat. 9:30 A. M. to S;t0 P.' M.— Friday to 8:30 P. M. to spend their honajTnoon.' Dr. and Mrs. Aleabury and their TOP RO UNO ROAST last night, the Fireballa appeared T et this man might easily have work ■ with him, by conference operation »vlth the normal po any dnig store.. Today at J- W. Open Thurs. Until 9:00 Mb's Mary Tedford will then four children are now residing at fo r, the -lower-echelon diplomacy and comprsHiilse and agreement Hale Corp., Drug.Dept. to have I t in the bag, leading by escaped the chair, as many of his litical enemy. .\nd as to who read her'eaaa.' on the ori'g . on th* 23 Elwood St. sure to follow, and stand as an with hint, may - evektunll.v find / word honeymoon. five runs at the beginning of the counterparts have already done. might make the ,best candidate fifth inning, ^mbert Pringle had earnest of good faith. Perhaps, their way Into hanging him, but against Ribicoff Ip 19,18—some Refreshments will he brought Lb. _.^Md'aa many Uke him in the fu not qtiiekly or with much grace. l>v all of the unplaiTied girl*. All pitched the first four innings and as the closing hours <-ome, - the one .who pro.ved. capable of. ris Criiiie Slory Curb hlr'team ' wras ahead ~10-5v ' Paul ture will do. Given the right ar That, of course, leaves a/Re-i the eUgfble b'lwibelbrs ’ will be W » temptation upon them to reach ing above elemental- partisan guments, the right publicity, the publican role open for thoag who ship In favor of accomplishment, hand after the meeting Ip serve re- for something like this will be like'to attempt,to be hatchet men, freshme%t»tuid to wrish th* dishes. Studied ill France WELL TRIMMED SMOKED right hdndUng of his case, he or someone %vho woi^d Junk all come rather strong, as is lisual and who are thirsty for the plau accomplishment in favpr of par - Hosp.tallz«d could have been portrayed, aa a with such gatherings. Unfor dits. of those who think a party tisanship first, last, arid all the Martin Ljmeh o f Cobi' Dr. was mental victim- of the war. In lives and functions and/grows only admitted aa a patient at the Man- Parla, July 21 (;P)—The French tunately, the world's headilnes, time— there can he some ques? 4 to fi-LB. Tritich he seiwed courageously, when it is slamming' .somebody. tion about that too. ' chpjtter Me::iorial Hospital on "htes- National Aaaembly now has, be and tlic world's peoples,'aie avid And so the iiiilside/ lough men fore it a bih to forbid any crime AVG. Lb. and after which, like ' so many and eager for something of this have befflin to function. ~a.s with stories on thC: front or back pages / others, he began to crack up. He nature, and likely to feel a let former House Speaker Arthur During Mra. IPltmUe’s abseneb of newspapers' and magazines. ' did crack up, going for liquor, and (Governor Yelocs The .Manchester Eveadng HesaM The bill was Introduced yester down If nothing appears. Tanner. And, as they take tn then for aex. All this makes his the war.1i all "primed and loaded Bolton oorreepondeat wrill be Mias day by several, members of the TOPOUAMTY SWIFTS PREMIU I— READY TO COOK In bur analyals, something of Olga Brondolo, telephone Mitchell Catholic Popular Republican Move erime none the less horrible. But for the political kill, their target I Jc|iior Sales Bill this nature la likely to be the is not meiely Ribicoff. Their 9-0771. ment (M R Pi. The'âponsors said . It does mean that he waa the showy frosting for the cake, wel- hyrolam Is al.sp -supposed to pro "If speh Information cannot be type of criminal for whom society SERMON UNHEEDED supressed on the grounds that It lb ea. con>e, but not necessary. Tlie vide sn eloqiierit contrast to tho,se Hartford. July 21 :/Ti - . A bill Itself often takes responsibility, diamal Republican softies, men extending the Sunday liquor aefl- i)< democalizing, at least It can be rekl inimediate boon of Genev% Myrtle Beach, S. C. —The placed In proper perspective." rtcognlzlng an Illness rather than like P^rsells and Cowles and Lieu ing hours to .11 p.ni. In Connecti Will be“ that the four powers fiaye tenant Governor .lewetl. , 'who cut has been vetoed hy Gov. Abba- Rev. Ben C. Fischer, public rela A fine of 60,000 to SOO.OOO francs premeditated criminal intent. met, that they .-have behnied to played the constructive game In | ham A. Ribicoff. Bars in hotels tions officer at the Southeastern (3143 to 31,430) was proposed for LEAN. FRESHLy GROUND PICKLE PIM N TO LO AFO R He happened to be-fnendless, Baptist Seminary, Wake Forest. violations. ...^ ward one anotlier in civilized the' sessions and who; therefore, | and restaiiranl.s close at 9 ,p m. ,, Without resource or family, ' So, aren't in good smearing form for Sundays and 1 a m other days, N. C.. had a camera, electric razor, fashion, that they have unmis watch and suitcase stolen from his . A million tons of eoiil. about the In' his cast, the fine is a i^ were the moment. , | ; "It ' seems to me the sale of takably demonstrated that their car while he waa filling the pulpit dally U.S. proAiction, would fill a lb lb neve^ reUly weighed, 'M i the It is, in a word, a dawning Rc-j Uqi'ur on Sunday for a period of uesire la to cofitinue ' to. opera^ publican party controversy on'the bine hours is sufficient." Ribicoff of the absent pastor of the Myrtle trajo.of SO-tpil coal cars reaching state took his life, where, in an que.slion of who fights Ribicoff! said in his veto message yestfr' Beach Baptist Church. ffSrn Plttaburgh to Cleveland. HAMBURG LOAF toward a reduction of world ten- other. c M t/ the outcome might aions, even though they admit best, and what techniques khould da.V. he used In fighting Ribicoff. -'ll is,' Former Gov. John Lodge, a Re well have been confinement to a some sjiecific problems are , not FRESH PICKED mental Institution, or life Impris of course. Also paid of the strilff* publican. twice vetoed hills call immediately solvable. We have gle over who shall control the R,e- ing for the same extension. onment. The fellow would have Frozen Foods had conferences 'which settled been luckier, o f course, if he had. everything ' In their communiques MANCHESTER stopped an enemy bullet' \vhile,hc TREE TOP and nothing in actu^ty. If this •waa serving l^s country, before ope turna out to produce lese of a UBLIC MARKE ORANGE JUICE2 cam NATIVE the Ahemory o f battles fought for communique, and more of even 803-805 MAIN STREET 2 ? his country begin taki/g.its toll LET US tual Bccompllahmenl .that will be l E L I N E H > £ / LARGE PINK MEAT OB Ms mind. / can a it th is pte^tfy good enough. Sometimes we,pay some atten PAR-KEN tion to what mikes our criminals YOUR LIMEADE eaa what they are. Sometimes we BRAKES CANTALOUPES 2 >^49’ CORN Theory To End Theorien ^ FRESH MOCK ISLAND pay none. And that has a great LARGE CAUFORNIA 7 ^ deal to do with our selection of The iêst theory out,of AVa-sh- VAN'S SERVICE STATION SWEET LIFE those who shall go to the chair, ington j U to why ih* Ruasians are dioi/tfiosêi k > ctsiiy f ^ S W O R D and those who shall not. The talkii^ peace jileasea us most of TEXACO GAS. OIL, (iREASE. AIFTO ;ê?:SSe«IES 8RAPE JUICE 2 Bans all, Xist because it Is so clearly a GENERAL .AUTO REPAIRING W ^ 'I l mince no worda. ' VALENCIA ORANGES ^ IP fact that we do use the supreme •2idoor, 6-pa5serger Puick SpeCiai Sedon. Model 48, 1 penalty without a supreme ac Lhjibry which mocka all the thco- k f i s h LB. doz. illustroted. Optional equipment, accessories, any s to le FANCY N g and planning of the jiolicy, WE SPECIALIZE IN You can bu>' a Buick Special like the one CENTER SLICES. curacy of JuAUce is one ot the . ond.locol toxes, oddilidnol. Pr ees may vary slightly DOLE’S PINEAPPLE era. ■ONDED MAKE UNING prime reasons w hy, some believe shown here if you can huy any new car.^ in odio ning communities. Even foclory-mstolled ■ It Is that the Russians ha.ve be HEINZ JUICE 2 cant , the use of, the penalty itself ■ Given You 75'r More Wwr— Han No Rivetn To \ou can hoss this hi^ and hrawny Buick options ore bargains. SEEDLESS GRAPES should be abandoned . come ready to talk peace because m Score Your Brike Drum . But i f the abolltio.n df capital, they have found-, themselves In a Sedan for just about the price of the smaller ► KDCHUP 2 bottles THE FEQUOT SPRING punishment is really to be argued, sitiiaUon of strength. Only the HRSTFOOD p il l s i u r y I / h y d r o x NABISCO • PHONE Ml 9-80S6 — 427 HARTFOKO R O ^ cars—even for less than some models of the prestige - Buick roadability "and handling WATER CO. CARNATIOFI ' it must be argued m-the case of fact'that they have succeeded in LORNA DOONE three most widely known smaller cars. T h e ' , GLASTONBtrRY, CONN. the cop-killer as well as In the maithlng ua In atomic and hydro ease an added pleasure-Buick brawn and MILK \ c o f f e e FLOURS COOKIES ease pf the girl-stiangler. It gen bomb, progress, according to i - price we show here proves that. precision an added reassurance. SHORTBREAD must be argued that the, state had this theory, gives them the confi c ♦ no right to take eUli'er life, It- dence and the wiadqm to be ready And they find Buick performance a thrill 2 Tall Cana 25c \ Lb. 77c 5 Lb^; Bag 49c 12 Ozi Cello 9fi Oz. Pl(g.. to talk, .If, on the other hand, B u t you oan’t Act anywhere else fdr the must be argued that both should JOIN THE without peer-for where else can you get the have been allowed to live. The the} situation still were, that we money what you get in this Buiclc.^Rr Any A. C. PETERSEN'S * C h ic k e n o f t h e s e a EAGLE BRAND JESSOCUT JE;SS0>-8WEET. iTOlDEIt ■ raal. CQntentloh must be not that. Itad an atofnic mqnopolv, ulih the other new Bujek—and Uiat's somhUiing you whijjMiaick resixmse and bettered gas mile* V IITE SIZE %sBiBna on the out,side o f the “DfiVY , Justice U uneven, but Uiat the. really ought to look into. _ ' age of Variable Pitch Dynafiowf? . taking of life by the stat,e should aiomlc world looking fearfully in. lOE CREAM BARDINES GREEN BEANS PEAS not be the polnry of the state, the Ruaalana would, the th'eory CROCKETF For Buick sales arc soaring to alLtime TU N A even in the most shocking case, oaya. still be sulking and plot M a y b e you’d better drop in and see how aven when all of us feel the clear- ting and feeling insecure behind best-seller highs this year fust because much real automobile and fun and deep- AH Flavore' Pt. 29c 6 '/j Qz. Can 3 Cana 2 5 c 2 ‘*.Tl ^ 2 5 c 2 ' l ^ 2 7 c ' their curtain. Only because they iiLAY CLASS 33c eat kind 6f indignstion. We more and more people ar^ discovering down satisfaction your monejy buys in Buidc. must argue it in the case where have been able to match iis In j Hey Kids! I.,et’s hunt' Indians and B'ar— how much more automobile fHeir dollars tha stsU's instinct to kill la atomic progress, and. matchirig Whether you want the low-priced Special, ua, raallM for themselves the Im Relive the adA'entiires of "Davy Crewkett"! buy in a Buick than the same dollars - strongest, as well as in the case Who said./'I know not wh'ar” f plications of the weapons with ' the high-powered C e n t u r y , the extra- where it may be' somewhat weak. At Rorkraft Ceramics--quick like a rocket! buy elsewhere. . The real arguments. against which both sides could now fight ' To bculpt the Creeks, b'ar, wolves or ftah - roomy Su p e r , or the cusfom-built P.M.» capital punlslinicnt, in aU cases, e. w'ar are they abie. to cejnfer Some birds, a boat or "Remember the Alamo"! They find Bpick a bigger package of sheer RoADMASTERi-yo|i’ll find the price more; 49/ with us as equals, says the latest In rlay. you can make anything you wish— OPEN THURS. TIL S..-FRI. TIL 9 are that it constitutca murder for -■^'me on. Boys and Glrls--lefa GO! automobile for the money—bigger in power NATIVE' JESSOIRAND mtu-der, that this murder Is not a Washington theory, ' t ^ than right and the trade-in dâl terrific. Can proved deterrent to murder, that This, as we say. Is a delightful | .thrill, ih stretch-out comfort, ih ride steadi ,you make it today? ^ ‘ ; a dviliaed,' Christian , people theory. It la. for what It is .f ENRq^NOW FOR DAVY'S CLAY CLASS ness, in structural solidity. CHICKENS CRABMEAT H ui Dyustov «/ tk$ only OynsHov Bnick kmUt ta ior all.par- M G ahoul4 leave the taking of life to worth, in ^direct chalienge with tjHMiro--4t fun— Mornlaga t:S8-ll:30. Monday throngh Friday. They find Buick s ^ and styling an added It u t t ^ i on MSDMASrTBR. optiomnlm modott fntfa teifto A hlgfier authority than them- the theory that governed Amail- ALL- niiateiiala fifrriUhed Incladlng "Davy Crockett” Claaa In peaea ■■frytag, belllag, 9 1 . 2 9 can aelves, and that society must give oan pblicy for ao many yaara— signia! flJW'for a morning of fnn. Clnaaea alarllng July 24, 18S5. broiling. up the-Idea that it can wash ita Chat we could jig t afford to .ralk Prices awarded lor best In^Bculpting! En. liands o f a crima by exterminating, to tho Rumens''until we had our Jndgei N. RICHARD HYMAN (Author of Cernmlca Handbook) 'tlto ^siiaaed life which commits own "altunUoti of strength," / « B u ic k : OPEN A U DAY SUNDAY — 9 A.M. l« 9 P.M. I t '*• which meant, of course, that we I ''' ' Awards Given August 34th - WHIN NTTM Mfie«*etM3 AM MRtT WICR-WIU tUiUi THM- had th* mllUary drop on tlte Rus sians. Only when we had clearly STORE OF MANCHESTER, INC . GfncTs EkpcctotioBt astablishod our own military dom HIGLAND PARK MARKET 444 CENTER STRIc t : UottM CtofMpdwdsnta nt G ««v | i inance, asUd this diyory, ' would ROCKRAD CERAMICS GORMAN MOTOR SALES, Inc: 317 I^GHLAND ST. MANCHESTER. CONN. bews|l;'t*« $*ct that tRis canfer- Ui* Wuaslana gat into tha mood 39 Purneirpjgce Tel. MI 3-1475 MhoehesUr 2M MAIN STRElf - 5. MANCHESIfR Ml 3U427R OPEN A U DAY SUNDAY ECONOMY ^ ^ FREE DELIVERY PLBNTY OF FREE PARkM Rpn is A goid-fiah bowk affair, fpr paaco. g hjr tha lataM .WaRiii«tah i f •

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/ ■''V , y.' , U lTeHEyfeR gVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. TRURSDAV, JULY 21. 1965 ■S.-' MANOIESTEB EVENING. HEBALD. VANCHI^XEB. OONN, THURSDAY. JULY 21.1965 p A m n a m “I h o t i '.w nung, Buperintendentyfaf achooU, might ba usad for personnel or would be turned over to political tions by nekt July to uaitt dlvMod where the Boar^ or Education purchasing couiiaellng or it might Bom b Blagt Sparks orgiutizations. He also callsd 4or Diem Disavows Viet Njon. Lone Taxpayer’at Hearing saved money thta '/ear after the be usad for something elte.. He an ouster of torty members who y c e ^ s The Cfism government had ac Board had.alaake^ta budget. ■aid it would moat likely be u s ^ New Peron Rum ors have grown slack'a( their jobs. Fresh Sea Foods New la SineR cepted the prindpla of free flec- LO W SUMMER PRrCES AIV>rd said uTe $200 would for help In aetting up a central A report, from Montevideo, Hiot ill Saigon; tiona but - with qualifleetiona Argues for Tdx Reduction probably be uapd for i i ^ a l legal purchasing system. Uruguay, said Pan American and FKHAND CHUB’WITH OUR fRIALAIOft I SeatOfficert which amounted to a Refusal to NOW IN EFFECT. ■ counseling «y the planned Mvl- Illing, who aald last year’s out (OoatlaMsd from Pago Om ) KLM Airlines had canceled fUghta meet w;Uh the Reds. . ha only taxpayer not connected sion' of the- Bubdlvlaten regula was $63,157 and not $33,000, the from there .to Buenoe Alree yei- Obt row Muiltarjr ffB cei glYaa jroWoa M idaaik taUpk Chairman J. j^. Daaal of India Oentral Manager. tions. DvM aaked if that akould figure Dyer had mentiohed, Itefn- spealrer of the House ot Defnities. terday, giving aa the reason that b ohm t A Dutch vcUran of tervic* with U. S. Protests coriN EcnciiT wluK town government, who ap* Dyer'ep told...... the Board, to look very not go /into the town (xiunsers Ized. the aavings. Labor members of the Peroniata SoMen browH fooS r Seali 1 the flatorl G Iw aiii ;Jtb« Canadian and BrlUah Royal said the commisalon warned that J n o o HtOHLAND the weather over Argentina was It present hostility to it contlmies gSarmLât .last night’s public hesr- serlouatylouaty at the Civil Defense bud- budget.. ’’It thOM items had been left party in- the Houim said they were bad. However, (eports from the try then! PRIED OYSTERS AND CLAMS PACKED •jUr Wfcaa during ^VorJd War II (OonUnaed from Page Ore) get.' He noted that the national ^waa tnatallod aa' prasident of the in South Viet Nam, it would be ing on ^ e budget urged the Direc Maran aald he did not feel a in last year'a budget,’’ lUing spid, resigning their appointed’or elec Argentina capital said good TO TAKE HOME. CALL Ml-94008. ^ difficult to remain in bualnoas. $2L9SCASH C O K E«4 JO tors to cht |120,000 from General and atatq governments have found speolallzed service which applied •’Ihla year’s request would be low ted ports in Oongreu, but seeping weather prevailed there. lOonnacUcut dunlor Chamber of Eyewllpessea said police on duty large appropriations do not en to a/particular department should er by that much for a net reduc- their legUIative seats. ‘'OomihHTa a t the Mancheater Desai was caught in one of the Per Tea Per Tea Manager mchard Martin’s recom Rumors circulated In Rio de took no steps for a full ho.ur to hslt hotels but was sscortsd to safety courage -public participation. tbe/part of tha town counael’s tlbn." Peron last Week called for' Janeiro yesterday that President COMMUNITY RESTAURANT t Country Chib laat night at the the disturlMncei at two hotels, the mended budget and levy a. S4>,i 'Ths. hea-ing ended at 9:30 and changes In hU political party’s or- ■*mantlily meeting of the state JC a by a military guard. ORDBB YOURS ’TODAY mill tax rate. Dyer aaked for explanations o( dget. Peron had realigned and that a u s NODTH MAIN eTBEET ' HANUHESTBS Iboapd of dlrectora. ■ Majestic and Gsllieni. a $200 item in thi zoning budget Aa for the consultant fees In the Bbapd did not go on to con ^nization. He eald the revolution bomb had been found in the Argen Although total property . dam . Joseph DyerXnf 45 Fairvlew St^, for consultant fees, S/$500 Itcn his own budget, MartiA aald he sider the Highway Department ary era of hie admlnlstratlcn had tine War Minletry. A d.eck with He ia IVank Speetjena, 35. of Student demonstrators aimed age was sstimatsd by govern who also appearad at the budget 'Wmimantic. the father ,-ot aix the demoiutrstion at the Indo PLANNING TO CONVERT7 ^ in (he manager'a budget for coj^ did not know precisely what it budget, 'that budget will bT ended and that the tasks of run Buenos Aires disclosed '’^no' sub- ment .-officers was great, no one hearing laat yeaând posed de sultaift fees, and asked Arthur would be used for. He said It studied In detail Monday. ning the nation's political activities etsn-Uatlon. dxUdten and the founder, president china Armistice Commiseion. say was killed during the rioting, tailed questions on Martln’a recom- Advertise in ThefBerald—-It Pays and general manager of the ing Us members were partial to touched off by the first anniver . See Fluid Heat's Line Of i mendation, said a 34-(î mill budget the communist Vietmlnh regime In sary of the Geneva Armistice would be "a challente to.depart ,® >ifsraia«N.wH.v™ . North Viet Nam. Dletti’s govern which split Viet Nam in two. B01LBB8 — WALL FLAME — WARM AIR UNITS ment heads and thp^ manager.’’ \«utgolM prtrident, in stalled ment said the Communists took ad PRESSURE BUBNEBS Martin’s budget call^for h 36 ^ 'Jena and eight other State vantage of the situation and One aim of the demonstration was to attract attention of the ^ Also the'L alcat S-Ton Air C<»adltloBef mill rate, 1-mill above tnq current m at the first board meeting sparked the riots. summit conference In Geneva to rate. ^held in Manchester^ TTie Polish- Indian - Canadian (NEEDS NO WA’TER) • Thi\ meeting followed a day of South Viet Nam's optragition -to Dyer said the town facâ in eolfhilMtnd dinner at the Country Commission today sent British unification elections vîch th«' dustrlal uncertatoty in v l^ of Prime Mtnoster Eideneand Soviet armistice provided were to ix the possible partial or total .liq ■ Qub and was attended by aonie Foreign Minister Molotov, both held next year. uidation (of Cheney Bros.). He ' 200 CdcuuHicut J O . now at the summit conference in laid it would be an excellent sal^- r . . OOmf OlAoera A representative of the ar The othei^fllcera who began Geneva, a report on the rioting mistice commlasion reported one FOGARTY BROTHERS point to potential Manchester |n\ and asked them for instructions. Indian soldier suffered head COAL — CORE — FUEL OIL / duitrles to be able to say tht their terms last night are Arthur Eden and Molotov w-ere co-chair town itabllized Its tax and even . Jenka of HartfoM and A1 Murray wounds and two Poles were ilt BROAD STREET — TEL. Ml t-fSIt •of New Haven. naUonal diw tors, men of the Geneva conference last slightly hurt In 'ths Hot. .Sixty lowered It a bit in the midat of an f Richard Gould.of Bristol, W ilUani year which set up the commission other persona, most of thsrh dem unprecedented school building pro Criatenson of itadiaonv Gene Spag- to administer the Indochina a r onstrators, were injured also. gram. ■»0la of Waterbdty. itad Robert mistice. Should Effect Savings • Cbrr of Wallingford. W e pres Faure to Talk to Ike While he said 1-mill Increase idents; C„ E. Harwood of Torring- French Premier Faure arranged would not hurt the taxpayer too ton, aecretaiy'; and Ray R - Speetjens, who i / a natiye of called the ctkction campaign the i Ngo Dinh'Diem’s government to TPC, noted that the $15,997 de- Hospital Notes Alva Anderson. 391 Hartford Rd.; OF JULY .Mnd .partment request was cut to $14,- brands to. chooso from. SHOPPING COMFORT Tilburg, The Netherlands, first "time of a lifetime." Mrs Kathryn -Godlewskl, 37 Llnn- join the northern ^nim unist re Brmeyr’s Chucks Beef “ 37c came to the Unlted Btates 16 years The JC Hl8te\board last night, gime in talks to arrange for elec 462 by the pianager. Alvord said ratlents Today: 140. . mora Dr. the department .can get along with " e Jolnod thh Canadian Royal also voted to send a telegram to WHITE mx'e 'Shortly after the out- the. successful < anHidate for na- ADMITTED YESTERDa /: DISCHARGED TODAY: George the cut, but asked the Board not of war in Europe and trans tidhal,prc.si(lont. Hugn McKenna of Mrs. Norma Carroll, Thomp.y)n- Cramlall, 2 Sila.s Rd.; Judith Whit Less of Beef “ ^ 5 9 c to make a further cut. MEAT to^ thq/ British Royal Air comb. 47 Bilyue Rd.; Nancy Long, He noted the department budget CHUNK Nebraska, congralulatildg him and ville; hfiSi. Florence Trinder, Bol 3in W. Center St.; Miss Arlene In lOf ^ . pledging him Connecticut’s sup- C U T. WRAPPED ondl FLASH FROZEN. last year was $12,000. He said the Flylhg Spitfires, be survived poxL,. ■ ton; Mrs. Marion Franklm. 33 Patten, TalcottVllle; John So- Increase is due to s $3,500 pro bleskl. 161 W. Middle Tpke; Peter posed salary fc^ a draftaman, $500 STAR-KIST TUNA FISH Soeveral crack-ups to help provide Phoenix Rt., Vernon; Carpi Hues Edmomio, 18 West Rd., Rockville; PLEASE ORDER EARLY. for a map file and the addition of ground tnoops \ ith air support at . «{l AKE HITS ECL'AIMm tis, 71 Vernon St.; Mra Maidae the D-Omr landinga at Normandy Wheelei', South Coventry, Mrs. Mrs. Lucezia PersHi. 146 S. Main an electric typewriter. LGE. and at w»e Amhelfn landings, the Quito, Ecuador. July 21 i/Pl —• Anna Gustafson, 42 /Lewis St.; St.; Raymond Finnegan Jr., 243 Alvord said the manager had 14 OZ. ■ Battle /« the Bulge and the Rhine Numerous persons were reported Oak S t ROASTING CHICKENS Larabee and Toros convinced him that wheiMJie Hall injured yesterday in a sharp earth Mrs. Edith Ford, 177 Bldridge St.; In response to the summer demand we will have of Records is converted To office BOTS. erbssinS's quake In north central Ecuador. Leonard Saihdstrom/ 87 Concord H«/waa dlacheTeed In lflil6 and Rd.; Deborah Blatter, IS Pro.spect smaller chickens as well as pur regular roasters for the AT apace, the zoning department returned to this country. He was Interior .Minister Ce.sar Plaza might acquire a map file in fhe re HEINZ TOM. KETCHUP rest of the summer . . . easier to broil outdoors, quicker 2 St., Rockville: Mrs. Muriel Mos- elated ' with the American Giron reported the towns o^ Otn- shuffling. cachi and Antuntaqui were dam icr, 83 W. Middid ’Tpke.; Michael cook anywhere, amall enough to fit any rptisscrie. Drwftsman Necetaary liread Crf. of Willimahtic for Kleinschmidt, 9 Middleflrld St.; Sven years before organizing hia aged heavily. He said there were You will find them delicious and meaty, but'4w a real He said he felt the draftsman No. 2 CAN "numerous" injuries but had no Mr*. Joan Burke, 73 Village St € L. T. WOOD 1 co«n|Mny- Rockville. treat we still recommend our large roasters, always the was absolutely necessary, how SLICED LMt year he waa president of estimate of the number hurl. best. ever. since Wilfred Maxwell, plan the WlllUnantlc JC chapter w hlcli , Cotacachi, a town of 4.200 per- BIRTHS TODAY: a daughter ning administrator, now spends a adns 46 miles north of Quito, was to Mr. and Mrs. Roger Michaud, Wwn aeven national awards, includ ROGER OLCOTT XER PLANT great deal of time working on DEL MONTE PINEAPPLE i i ing one first place award for its described as the epicenter of the 10 Depot Sq maps. 'community welfare program.*The quakcMTie tremor was felt here. DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: 403 West Center Street Mitchell 3-7853 51 WSSELL STREET TEL. Mf 3-8424 Christie. McCormick, a member GREEN chapter also won the Giesenbierg Deborah Blatter, 15 -Prospect S t, of the Board of Educ'atipn. said he A Unlveysity of Mlchigal/ study Rockville; Mrs. Marie Flynn, fi SPEARS ■ award, wMch is presented to the felt the education budget had bee TALL shows that 6T<|>e> ce«t-x»f the chtK Di Ive-Pri-Patriet*- GfUHii;- Hebi-oftr planned-very caretolly ancT'aaltlf'd ;y »Ity of under 100,000 in the state. dren of prOfîonal men who Ellen Firestone, 27 Coburn Rd.': the Directors nfat to cut it. CAN In a brief talk oiT^sumlng of- graduate from liigh scliool go on Charles Foley, Greenwich; Mrs. Dyer, in urging budget yeduc- GREEN " flce Speetjens thanked 'the out- to cdllcge but only'^6 per cent of Maria Pagani, 174|j Spruce St.; llons, said it would nor be a tog officers for "the tremendous the children of unskMlcd laborers Joseph Tssca. Montville; Leslie •’monumental task. " H ^said the V '■ they did in the past year and Ko. Kenny, Wapping; Mrs. ReJane current year’s budgets when ap ALL FLAVORS WHOLE KERNEL CORN HUNT'S HEAVENLY HALVES DEL MONTETANCY proved by the Boa^. was three quarters of a million less than de partmental requ^ts and a quarter FOR *1NEAPPLE of a mllUoa liia than tbe mana Ma's So(Ta 3 ger a relbmiifehdation. ' ’ ’ He sai<^25.000 off the $4,350.- MANZAMLLA FANCY ‘ ' PEACHES 503 b u d ^ rectmimendaUon would JUICE make a.-34'j.mill tax rate possible. J-OZ. D ^ r called on the Board to BOTS. I.GE. <;IANT "s^tlnixe ” the Park Department Stuffed Olives 2 No. 2'/j budget and aald that in the town 45 OZ.- report for the 1953-1954 fiscal year PORTABLE ~ DISPOSABLE CANS CA N |^ Are the Park Department reported the Yours When You Shop At BURSACK’S fish lupply in Center Spring Pond FOR was replenished twice. He said it ALL NATIONALLY ADVERTISED IRANDS- was not replenished twice. He also P.D.Q. Grills PICNICS POPULAR FLAVO-RITE QUALITY MEATS aald that 2,000 fish which were Produce ordered for this year never ar KITCHEN QUEEN FRESH Evap. pillk 2 Ja^ s" 27e rived. ■ FULL LARGE FINK MEATAT ■ Mra Fawn McCarthy of the 1-IJ3. HuRfs Tomatoes no!^2^';'can 33c Park Department office said today Sliced Bread IX).AF that 1.2(H) pond fish were delivered SHO L D E R S CANTALOUPES to tho town at the end of January ■ ' / SWEET 1954 and 800 more were delivered* Fork and Beans 2 r»r 47c to July 19.54. W 'iiA ti^'TR ESH 51 ■' . She said $140 was provided In _-if/ . CHOICE or PRIME Santa Rosa Plums Dos. Fig Juice “^t"oz““^ “ 2 For ★ LEAN s m o k e d P) the budget for the current yes(; FRUITS and VEGETABLES c EXTRA FANCY nORIDA for buying 2,00a pond fish. SK* said the firm' which sella the V-8 Cocktail 46-OZ. CAN ★ SHORT SHANK r fish was unable to. deliver them FANCY EATING o r a n g e s Dos. while its permit was in force be- CAMPBELL NATIVB ■ cause the river was too high, W’hen Tomato Juice 46-OZ. CAN ★ v a c u u m p a c k e d it was possible to deliver (he fish, the permit was not in force be Sauerkraut 2 $>r TO M A TO ES u cause spawning season had ar- APPLES FANCY NATIVE ■ pived. ^ ____ a ____ SAN BENITO She said $100 of the $140 dollars PASCAL TARLE was transferred early this week lOmaipaS CALIF. NO. s'/i CUCUMBERS 6 r.- from the fish buying account to re MILK-FED FRESH PICKED pairs. 'The transfer, she aald, Waa Fife Foot DERRY TIDBITS—9-OZ. JAR FULL CUT lb made with the approval of the b u n c h Less Of Veal N A TIV E c o r n a.. CELERY Muscols SNOW BRAND—CAN CHOICE SWEET INDIAN RIVER NATURAL COLOR JUICE Guidon Mustard LOE. JAR STEER lb the regular price of this BEEF i«okFor thU perfceyt of your store. Rib Steaks Groceries d o z . Mayonnaise m:i.L.MANN—PT. JAR Limlttd luppiyf •J. Corned Beef GUWTEOOlHWnrSIB CHOICE Th^yil go fast—eo iMtch /or ft—awrf-eoee lt*t ORAHGES'J CHEF BOY-AR-OEl!; " CHICKEN PARTS Sf>R\ S LKCaa 85c âyhottr 40-OZ. CAN STEER Blue Cheer! FRESH PICKED NATIVE lb BREASTS lb. 89c LEGS lb. 79c SUNCREST Chuck Reast BEEF H’if.tt" APPLE SAUCE 2 27c SpkjjkoW A ^ R fc A N 2 CANS lONED and ROUED SMOKED 8TARKI8T V^HITE MEAT CHUNK STYLE Hdrmol 12-OZ. CAN ♦ W A YB EST ★ . 8 iteg. Cans $1.00 NATIVF FRESH WiRO Viaosar REGINA—PINT SUNCREST WHOLE KERNEL ■k QUALITY FROZEN FOODSrk Golden Yellow Corn 2 “c2:25c Jollo ALL FLAVORS 3 ' PKGS. HtiSHLYMADE PREMIER VACUUMUEED PEEUED WHOLE French Chicken Legs >^83' SWEET POTATOES 19c Fried 55* Fapor Towels SCOTT—ISO SHEETS NABISCO RITZ WELCH Flantsrs FoiHuts 8^0Z. CAN Beef Patties,^59' ins 6-OZ. Chicken Breasts > 8 9 ' CANS CRACKERS , Lb. Box 33c Grape Juice SFECIAUY PRICED FOR THESE IDEAL PORTION PARTS ARE EXCELLENT FOR WASHES eunNES SO WHITE YOUR PARTY OR PICNICS FRYING, BROILING OR BARBECUES. . . , /. Frozen Foods IIRDS EYE SNOW CROP BROCCOLI SPEARS le ot. Pkg. 27c PKG. Shoulder. : *n* A > - • HAMBURG Veal Chops Cut Lb. 59c Cteom Cheese qualtty JA. YOU CAN SEE THE DIFFERENCE ! ’IWOPICANA " FRESHLY GROUND A^L BEEP BIRDS EYE Shoulder W h \i LIMEADE e Ok Caaa 29c1 Lamb Chops Spring Lb. 85c 5wiss Cheese V. .V LBS. SNOW CROP SUCED PKG. FOR steer Chuck Steaks Beef u. 55c Blei) Cheese u. 79c BlueflagicWhHeiwr STRAWBERRIES le Ox. Pkg. 29c TROPICAL s BIRDS RYE Top n I ' / , V i> \ ' Sficed Bacon Quality u, 55c Cottage Cheete^’u. 27c HALIBUT STEAKS 6-OZ. ‘ .JN e t ju st R M uing I M ere tHari^ a I L k Pkg. 69c CANS FRANKFURTS Ih a new, better w hilener fo r all your wash. n V S tlQ H t. QUALITY SKINLESS FR< »Y—ALL All Sweet Margarine LBS. Try Cheer’s “window teat.‘* Take lome Ch;er* Try blue Cheerln your aptomatic. Vou’ll find Cheer ....1 3 ' $ - Lb. 63c FOR washed clothes to.a window, and you’ll' see’^new l>M idiB'ytiye, hard-working kind of auda recom-. BLUB RONNET - 4 lb whiteness. And when you “window test” hardest- inemled fay leading makera of automatic washers. THE PI0UOT SPRING Sliced Boiled Ham to-whiten things like nylon, you can see. a wdnder- doA preferred by B .out^ 10 vxên who own agi- MARGARINE ^ 4 ; . WATER CO; ■w.ieiwibto twdeea Cheer. ; talar autematka. Tm fodae/ . - '* aiAR^NBUBYt CONIf. iUWCHESTEB; EyEKlNG HERALD, lUNOBESTEB. COHNo raURSDAY, JULY 21, lp5B

also ^rraatly fortiOa^ payelU. on M av^ . Voters wi^ also ba asked to act Ta'BswsR Chaiiar' Meeting W ill V 6|e upon a proposal for changaa In . 'Ofllciala of fb^Manchsatar Dis salaries of town officers, as. put trict. Charter Cbuncil, Boy forward by the Finance Board and SouU. will prasent TO Troop No. ALL FIRST NATIdNAL SUPER MARKETS O n 'tlax Piroposai selectmen. * 28. Ita Troop Charterwl a cere .\aswers Call mony at the local ballfleld/ilonday X'. €My*» Salary $4,400 Hebron. Jul^( 31 (Special)—In \ The Volunteer Pire, CJo.. re- evening. sjponded in a call for help from Also to be presented to addition to theV. ToWn Meeting Troop will ba a flag from the lo-'k Every Thursday and Friday.Evening y 31 {8peci«l)—^ ijolnt program, similar as carried LriMnon earlier this week. I f is OovantiT, called for ’^ e s d a ^ to act on a pro understood that a bam in tha cal American Legion, The PTA be Mrvlp^ by a on betwreen the Robertson School will also pressnt now or at some ■.X:' 'SlM WilOOUli and the Booth-Dimeck Memorial posed amendment'\to the State rural area went up. in llameS. •Urtiac in SepUm- Constitution, to be held at the old later time a TVoop flag.' 'the date full tima Library. Proposal Opposed of presentation depends on wheth until 9 p< 'm t . Anna d a y of Rt. SI ha» Pinal action on the 195S-S8 Town Hall, from « a.m.' to 7 p.m.. A good deal nf opposition was er the flag is ready for the above by the Board of Educa-. school bttdget will be taken by the another Town Meeting is sched expressed st, the hearing before date, Board before Aug. 10. Dr. Warren uled for the same day, one hoiii: the Zoning Board Monday even a aalary of M.fOO, upon ing at the Town Hall, regarding is working on the statistics for later at the Hebron Sriiool Audi Maarheater EveaJag Herald He racoibviendaUon of Superiiiten- preeenting to the Board for action torium. at 8 pjd. proposed changes,.and increase in M y fcK>d savin j^ rulings on the value of houses and bron rorreapondent, Miaa Suaaii ;t Worâter Warren. prior to submitting the approved Voters are .asked to act upon Pendleton, telephone AOndemy Board chaiman J e w A. Brain- budget to the Board of Finance for recommendations put forward by other (letail.s. Hoiise values were, 8-8454. ■rd said today were were eeven Us consideration. the Board of Finance. The fea to be raised at the rate Of tS.OOQ. Torêort, l^ve dkMM oH my sbenping at a Ptnl^tM anal Stero. from $6,000 to $9..V)0. The whole applieanta, each w u In- Ohnrek Servicea ture is the payment of property teêw ed by Mre. The Sunday services during the sum taxes in aemi-annual installments proposition was vigorously pro l i4aB sure I w os saving m onay, but I didn't knaw quite how m iidi un WM on mer at the First Congregational iniitcad of in a lump sum as at tested by the majority. It looks decision to hire the ni doiibtfiii If the .proposal will be the basis of individual liflca- Oiurch are at 9:30 a.m. instead of present. til I com parad notes locandy with a friend o l mbiay Our ffomUies ore 10:30 a.m. At the Second Coniê- The Finaice Board recommends adopted. tionsi experience, training anU^per- Reliims to Base Clarence H. Abdaraon ter beth the same site end eot welL Yet my feed MN wot way, way aonality. Brainard said Mrs. C S » gational'services arc at It a.m. the adoption of a uniform fiscal usual. At St. Mary's Church the^ year, to conform vi'illi the state George SmlUi. son of Mr. and headed the list in aU three re^ LOANS .. / bolow hers week after weeki Tve converted her te thrifty Hrst ^>ects. inday Masses are at 7:30 a.m., Iscal year, from Jtily I. Mrs. Raymond E. Smith, haa re on second mortgagen and aato- _ is plan if the voters approve turned to hus base in Texas where The hiring of Mrs. d a y com 9:d0 a.m., 10:30'a.m.; at St. Jo rnabUaa. Also Inantnnea. Notienol sheppingl" pletes, with one exception, the seph’s.at Eagleville at 8:30 a.m. wilKbe to go into effect July. 1. he.is stationed with the C.S. Air staff of SO teachers for the school ' Paper Celleetion 1958\lt is felt that adoption of Fbrce. CONNECTICUT VALLEY system. There Will be 18 at the *nie Am ^can Legion will col the p'l-bposed plan would be of ad- i With him returned his wife and Realty and InTcatnent Co. RotWiison School. 16 at the Second lect papersNfV...... borrmyingT---n ...... money .-in W ill spend some weeks in Texas. Tel. MI-9-4SSS Center School, in addition to the bundles should be-left in sight anticipatiortv of tgxes. It would; The Smiths have spent the paat .school nurse and the music super- from the highway, with a note If Tlsor. larger quantities ars 'to be picked Royal O. Fisher will be principal up elsewhere. at the Robertson School, Francis Cub Scout Pack 57 wilt''have an \ A, l^rrotti principal at the Second outing for cube, families ah(i any 3 ’inaAt Weal VaLsI District School. John A. Salamone boys Interested in Cub sco^ng Is the music supervisor. Oscar Mil Saturday at the Salvation Arihy ler will be custodian at the Second Camp at Lake Wangumbaug from' District School, and. Ferdinand 1 to 9 p.m. Blach family attending COMPARE IMS B IVIRAe VAIIKI Hausman will be custodian at the is asked to bring its own supper. PARC Robertson School. Soft drinks, coffee and ice cream "Choice Frosh Notivo Poultry — piroct FroHi ôrm to You" .' r i N A S T The Board baa acted on several will be furnished. There are facil THESE LOW, EVERY DAY PRICES \ -■ bids for wrork to be dona the ities for cooking. 505 MoIh St.— sOpoR Thursdoys URt^l^TtOO P.M.«>TrI. Ml>9«t09l •X schools. Lawest FaaaMa Priaa la Iha Raeaa Harry Kahnel will paint the out Maaekester Evening Herald Baaa Purlhar at I g i n b e r a l e LAMB Ooventn^ correspondent, .Mrs. C. L. side of the Centei^Cnool for $540; -T— ------SPECIAL — ------—- A BBKIOUS SUNDAY OVBI ROAST wdU paint in s^ -w seven rooms at UtUe, telephone Pilgrim 3-8tSI. EASY SUMMER MEALS PALI DBY W ^ the Robertson School for $750; A t RASPBERRY FUVORFUL AND GOOD EATING ISa Fepce"^. of Hartford, will In- 2-LB JAR S T O C K T H E PANTRY WITH IB safety fence at' the Center A W hole c u t -up c h ic k en e... 99c MIRABEL - PURE LAMB LEGS FROM YOUNG, TENDER grounds for $52S. LET US TEST CONNECTICUT FARM.ERESH \ THESE HEAT & SERVE FOODS Popular Flavors UW SOFT-MEATED LAAABS The Board Js making arrange- Your Wofeh Frt* 16-OZ •M KOHORRY W i . menU to improve the,'Robertson EVANGELINE In 30 Sceendk CANS • / • . — tl-OZITLS^Î ' School playground including oiling GRADE A MEDIUM EGGS 2 9k Use this U« to «ha«A the items younaad for your home or surnmar cetlsga." They it and paving the basketball area. OR our 2 contants BONED and ROLLED IF DESIRED Board- members' have voted to are foods fbr a light snack er a meat, and bll can ba prepared in a jiffy. VtmSuA 6 Specializing i n 1-LB retain the hot lunch program for CLOVERDALE the coming year and are consider M a r g a ^ i ROLLS i □ bnicheai. jMeat SPAMerPREM 12-OZ CAN 37. II Isa in b Forequarters ^ 29^ ing three proposals made.by the A seicntiflo 'printed record naado -Ul^ POULTRY 2 Robertson School PTA. Action on electronically will tell you the the propoaals ’will be taken at a 12-OZ CAN TENDER, FLAVORFUL ênd JU ia / ^ ^ triM condition nnd mto of,your I □ Corned Bm { IlUY'S meeting soon. Brainard said. The wntcb. BREASTS, LEGS, WINGS, LIVERS NABISCO ' LB PKG general feeling is fo^- the Board Premium CBMPARI IHIS MAYmiAlSt VAUgl EXPERT WATCH REPA1B8 1 15-OZ CAN to take over the oomplete responsi PROMPT ish ARMOU bility of the school lunch program. BACKS and NECKS, GIZZARDS 15-OZ I □ Corned' Beef Hash 29. Chuck Roast BONiM LB 3 5 * ECONOMICAL SERVICE Brainard said. FINAST RNAST MAINE CANS 24-OZ CAN Dr. Warren has been asked to Blueberries DINTY MOORE 37. cut FROM TENDER, HEAVY/WESTERN STEERS meet wdth representatives of the' I □ Beef Stew I Porter Ubrai^ and Francis A., Perrottl to discuss the library pro BROILERS - FRYERS - ROASTERS-FOWL U'/i O Z . IME - BEEF or CHICK 17-OZ CAN evaporated I O Pet Pies 69. 7-MCH LB gram for the .Second District o v e n r e a d y oRd CUT SPECIAL POR YOUR COOKING NEEDS Evaugeliue Milk ' CANS I Qtja r R i b R cur School. The Board recently re B & M 20OZ GAN ceived a letter from Mrs. Walter 8. TASTE ORd COMPARE — GUARANTEED TO SATISFY I DChickeR Stew 55. 'mveiirmbfarrsn; offeHng the 785 MAIN BT. WEU TRIMMH), JU I^ end ILAVORFUL „ facilities of the library through a Aueriad Gum Jelly Dropi, Slicai, Rings, Strings I □ Hamburger CLARIDGE 15-OZ CAN 43. *^21* r-«r«W 12-OZ a i i o NECCO CANDIES '•*'a-»*7P»'"9da/igMwhan Topôuitd Roost 75* I □ Macaroni Dinner BRILL'S 15-OZ CAN 17. bJandad with Mekas a Delicious, Cool SeUd NOW...BLUE BONNET MARGARINE IS ^NAST A4AYONNAISI CUT FROM/Tender, corn-fed steers I □ Spanish Rice BRILL'S 15-OZ CAN 17. C H IC K EN " SEA TUNA ‘ m I CHEF BOY-AR DEE 160Z CAN I □ Ravielis ° MORE with MEAT RALLS I □ Spaghetti CHff BOY AR-DEE 4«« c*n4 7 . I WONDERFUL FOR ICED COFFEE aaildly cured t o perfection CROSSE & ILACKWia lOUtLLON er CHICKIN I □ Needle Tuna Dinner STARKIST 15J?Z CAN 25. I 4-OZ JA* 1 3 3 Date & Nut Roll « o z c a n 2 3 c Herb-6x Cubes 21 e Saneked Butts LAUNDRY SOAP CMEAL / BAM 20OZ CAN 45< '/ I □ Beef Stew Octagon Soap * 3 25c Cream of , Rice j*^zw««34c I ,2-OZ JAR 4 7 SWEETENED HILL'S ! □ Spaghetti FRANCO-AMERiCAN 2 i9V«0ZCANS 35< Realemon Juice^ 33c Rice Pudding »5-ozcan 23c IT'S 100% PURE COFFEE an VJu ail VJLl I SERVE A CHINESE DPER Frankfnrts ' '-Wi. 49. SWORDFISH

“ v o r r iSST” “ 49< SNOWY I □ Chew Mein. 42 g a r o e m ERo;raR ,oons tarn ' )> 45< KDChep Suey CHUN KING • MEATLESS IdOZ CAN 25. G O L D S E A L 15-OZ PKG.. Needles CHUN KING . CHOW MEIN 4-OZ CAN |qc FARM FRESH PRODUCE , □^ambee Sheets CHUN KING 5% OZ CAN 3 7. 1 ^ 4 9 4 49. S n D L U S ^ SWEET, lA R ^ end LUSQOUS CLASS W AX I □ B ^ i .Sprouts 2 25. Grape Mce 'eacbes 2 «OZ CANS 3|c u G O L D S E A L uozcan^ I i^ * j HEAT \pd SERVE FROZEN FOODS 2 ^-OZPKGS 43. GRAPES RIN6 NCHmiWIitlRN I □ P o ta to ^ " «E’ScH^lSED 2 ? W Mt« CONGO i Full of Juke SW4 CALIFORNIA. SUNKISt y. 11-OZPKG 7 9 * BOX OF 400 I D TV Dinner CHICKEN or HaahMul and!Nutritious An Outstanding Braad Valua , ‘r - SEALS AU THE 2 7 ^ saHtng at a SPECIAL LOW PRICE 1l-OZLdAF 1 6 ‘ I dSWansen Pies CHICKEN e f ^ lKE, 4ftg99. , Thb Waak Firm, Rad Rip# GOLDEN GOODNESS INI / T o m a t o e s ' □ Chicken Drum Sticks swanIchN 16-OZ PKG fM OAL Yea, now all tha gold^goodnaaa of Blue Bonnet CAUFORNIA Sponge Layer Cake EACH db l - Margarine is doablp pratocta44a.goldan foil—svith .a DOLE j U l T R|DUCiD I, - Lemon, Orange and BrovS^^ Edged Wafers P e a c h e s Zip Tape for easy opening, WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES PINEAPPLE and JUICE tPK IA l Batttr fw HAVORI Blue Bonnet's delicate, sunny- F . E. V . Fail Pak Ceekies EACH sweat taste is protsetM right to your table. Summariima favorite • as a braaUaU fruit-■ lundisan salad I French Cherry Pie a dityarttwa d***sri er as a ceelinf sundea ar irm iHufs Battar ter FRESHNESSI Blue Bonnet’s deheious freshness is all aealed in... all "off flavora" sealed out. Crnsksd SS' I7< TUUb 2 Sw 39« Bafiar ie r NUTRllTIONl Blue Bonnet now givea X a r o Syrup Breeze 2l3( Mule Team A Tr w T c k Golden FlufFo S t r o n g h i ^ Minute Maid you all the Minerals; Vitamina. Food Enargy of the S ' 29< Spasit ~ 3^ "high-priea" Spread, protected m not even the "high- AT veut prica" spraad it protected. «- I ► sooa treti S8m 4 tFOICAN-Jy* ' BOZCANS 37e ON PURCHASE OF 1 IB. OF SUNNY-SWEET suMMHnuHi cobUa

Blue Bonnet Margarine 4^27* ly Leaf P ie FHtings K -A'd UsS: IR B (pUbl Kitty Snicker ARple iM8c«M37f DOUBLE WRAFFED IN OOLDEN FOIL Slêined 44s«îAis39c ^ ..a Egg Yolks 2AfrozJARS45e Blue Bonnet m Pure Cwlif. Lomon Juko RaWti pr Cherry m-eeofH 33c . i : - ' C «< P 4 aSAU ii Thk m a w wSI ta raSMnwS ■lue Bewibt Orangelde aozcaR « , jStmAVOiraiuf ■ tanw m niliif « npr— iliHw tf »pud 37M«ZMRs43e Iluebaiiy • worow-SPR 2 5'^-OZ CANS i»«ecMt47< 2 150ZCANS 25. Lemoned# 3 cans 25c Oreiê Juice 4 M3z cans 3 5 ^ Teething Biscuits e o z i w ^ l c NurmnoN ReoNOMvi orm sxrauH SBPT. A IMS. 2 1-Li PKGS 57c NM iaa. aVMbgVIitb m svn w m a

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u :> • . ■ ■ i •' I. « . ■ '■ ■■ ■ / ' V ^ ■-../ . ''■'' ' ■■'' ''" ,■ / 1. ' \' V < t MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD,* MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY'JULY 21, 1955 . •'. \ i-W t' I MANCREStEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY. JULY 2t. 1955 PAGR ■Eiaman, aigned tha paUtion for the American Federation of Labor. of New Yoifk City and an author-; hlbUora who .wijl show Connecti AFL,GIQêe buttons correspond! to each'of the cott to inertasa tolls on itata high in a hoapttal rimuperatlng from his giled. Vb Hartford furrlar avan l i k i n g them. , ' Dcafhs Last Night Born In ‘'Vancouver, B. C. Died Uy on building foundationa and Support Pledged cut products nakt. .September at Bnnk Installing 20 different lettera recorded on the States to Purchase' . ways and bridgea. third auto smaahup In 13 months^ Hairless Brother dcilgned'a apecial fur coat for 644 R ebeif tVednesday. adll mechanics. Born in SL Louje. the. Eaatern Statea Exposition in roll. The Model 205f Auto-typiat > RlMcqll. who opposed" the toll He haa bean drivliig thrae years. him.. An order for the couple'a arreat Died Wednesday. ' ' , for failing to relinqulah Hildy to' By THE ASiîATEU PRCS.H San Antonio, Tex.—Ully CbhlU, Development Unit West Springfield, Maas., and prom On Merger Name Typing Machine can be us|>d .with Uiy regular Toll Free Plates freo privilege, signed the Mil so Hia thlfd mishap occurred a Bk don’t let Pinky’s namt fool T o Stall Arrest 63, famous Broadway arid London Preaque.Isle,. Mich. — C. Klldow ised them his support.'. electric, typewriter. the tolls could bs jraiaed: Joins Bald Bull In Coloiiii$iR her natunl mother, Marjorie Mc La Jolla, Cdiif.—Mrs. Ruth Otta- weak ago but tha news only leaked lu. If Hairless followi in suit, Coy Doh’erty, waa iaaued July 1 by atagri' actress who started aa a Lovejoy. 48, of Lexington. Ky.. It was announced yeatafday that To automatically type any letter The Governor said Tuesday that out Tueeday. iM'll do all right. — _ r' ■ Pending Appeal Judge Reynolda. A week later, he way Sokolbff. 88. chibwoman and child star in New Tfork. Born Jh president and general mariager of Hartford, July 21 (J5 — 1 Oov. Ribicoff haa aaaigned his. executive Washington, July 21 An automatic typing michtne on the record roll, the operator Hartford, July 21 .»> —Those "as far aa I am concerned the At Rocky HIU, July 2» (>PH-Pl«>Ky, Pinky,, who never wears hia fur aide, Herman Wolf, of West Hart -Tha neMwpapera said today the Cali, Colombts, July 91 ordered aheriffa to find the child one of the nation's foremost pa Texas. Died Wedneeday, ... the Klldow Hotel Co., which owria Abraham A. Ribicoff, who Yavora last major obstacle to merger o f daafgnad to trip^ a aecratary’a merely ellps a letterhead in the apecial automobile markee platen torney General's legal advice la Queen may tell the Duke either to the bald bull, isn't that orib-lh 100 coat even -In winter, now ralgna and operates hotels in Columbus, ford, "to facilitate and expedite AVhat itands. I.wquid feel bound by President Gustavo Rojas nalUa and bring her-into court. ^ tronesses of music, "l^firmer pre.si- Chicago Dr. Gcotige Finlay Sim the establishment of a State de the A FL and the CIO was eroiaaad production la bolng tnatallad at typewriter an(|'manually. tjrî.Uie that vriU glvt mdmbera. .of the Mop driving altogether, or at least million anymore. He has a new over 96 cows and has sired eight Setlaa. July 21 (*)—A peUtion- .Ohio, Georgia. Kentucky, and West an expanded program” of the devel name, date and - salutation, and n|s opinion.'*" long-maned calvAs. He weighs al says «44 Oolonbiana wart MUad in ' The three-year legal battle for deht of the National Federation of mons. 60, a member of the Loyola partment of commerce, has pro opment comntission. last night when offlciala o( tha tha Manehastar Truat Co,-.^ ' , General Aaaembiy free passage not to take the wheel without ah biWther. Name's Hairless., tA^'pnvant riw lfft from ureaUng UniyersUy School of Medicine staff Virginia. Died Wednesday. then touchee the pueh-button cor *phe special marker plates must -experienced driver in the car. most a ton. ona provines alone during Um past cuatody of the child centera, Music Qlubs arid president of the mised full support to the exiating Neill said the -agency, at its two big labor groupa agraad on a Tha machine .and It'a operation through bridge and hi|d>way tpll Mr. 22ra. Melvin S. ElUa of around a atate law which aaya since 19H. former president of responding to the material she ba .Attached to license pjatea on Hairless came.ghg other day on But Pinky haa to be careful of three nlontha of Ms govanuifant’s National Council o f Women, and State Development Commlaaion. monthly meeting, voted to accept name for the rombinqd federation. will ha undar Uit direction of N. automobiles operated by State tier decision —- which by royal BrookllM, and aeUtng 4-year-old that "when'^practicable” a child Montana State University,'and at 800 OONNIXTION wlahea to have typed. The Auto- gatea are being purebaaed by the custom must ba obayed without the Harry J. .|«iyes' farm. He's MtUng sunburn. For Pinky la still efforts to atamp out rebellious ala- wife of Dr. Nikolai Sokoloff. for The Governor ^yesterday told a Ribicoff’a proposal that It a\'ail Short of using the Hama AFL- - William Knight, vice >prealdent in typlit epcedlly piclta out the letter legiaia> Pinky—hasn't sprouted a whlakar. HUfly McCoy haa been brought be- ahould be given in adoption to mer conductor of the Cleveland one time Houston. Tex., ne’ti's- Itself of W olfs services. State. quastlon — would likely depe'nd the aecond soh of Hairyette, a aad- menta. Lanaing, Mich.. (>Pi -‘--A new luncheon- meeting sponsor^ by the as the- group urged—or CIO, the charge of public relatione. I f per- and tyâ It without further at V- In a speech last night kiariilng couplea of the aame rellgioua faith paperman. Born in’ Sherman, Tex. Comptroller fVed R. Zeller yee- r on tha outcome of a family con eyed Guerhsey who Is kind of b«^ toco the MaabachuaetU Supreme Symphony Orchestra, Born in atate law clears the way for con Developihent Commisalon be be Ribicoff recently announced the officials settled on the simplaat, If aonaUy typee each letUr whether. tention. . , aa the child. Howell. Mich. Died Wednesday, Died Wednesday. appointment of Roger Dove, re terday authortsad Motor Vehiclea ference. $ fuddled-^ it all. / INDtiS'nUEB HUNTED Colombia's Independenca day. Ro- . 0*Wrte struction of - an-international auto lieves the creation of a department somewhat unwield.v. compromiac. K be for a bulk mailing .project jaa Pinilla gave this braakdoi^ of The Blliaea are Jewish. Mrs. Pueblo. Colo.—Dr. Frank Crow- Johnstown, Ohio — Drt- Howard of commerce “is still a better way porter for the Hartford Courant. or an individual "thank you" note. Cmar. John H. Tynan to order Queeri\May Curb Such a conference was held after When Mnky came two .years ago lit .yaaterday’a pabtion, the El- Doherty, a Catholic, at 11 rat agreed ther, 85. Republican corigressman Conway Shaub, 63. head Of the bridge or tunnel between Sault as a research assistant in his Têlr rhoice: "The American NAME DEMOCRATIC LEADER them- Hia action came after a the young Duke's first crackup. they said he wouldn't live because Escanaba,'Mlch. MS—^The Upper the dead: Liberals 87; Ste. Marie, Mich., and Sault Ste. to develop the Induartrlal^ and rec Federation of Labor and Congress Knight ptana"t6 uae the m arine Peninsula Development Bureau Uvea 402; armed forces 85. Haes who have cared for .the child to have the child adopted but lat from New York'.s 30lh dl.strtct for matiiematlcs department of Wash reational facilities of our 'State." office. Wolf will yemain on. the for handling correapondence com legal bpinlori by tha Attorney Gen Tht queen then reportedly asked he was rare. A bald bull occurs er withdrew hei* consent when stfi! ington and Jefferson College, Marie, Ont. payroll of the Governor's staff. (if industrial organitationi”— tha Bridgapdl^t, July 2i OP) — Cor- eral Interpfetad the'law aa mean Speeding (Cousin her husband, ths Duke of Edin only once in 100 million cattle has act a $250,000, five-year pro added that 121 aoldlers were BinCa aha wraa 10-daya-oId, aaid 24 years until he retired in 1942. ' I have never maintained a dog- ing from new buelneas, aavinga, gram to attract Industry to north wounded. learned the Ellises' religion. Born in Live^rpool, England. Died j Washington. Pa. and former The measure clearly separates in-the-manger attitude and I'w ill full names ot the existing groups. initatlment loan, commercial, trust neliua F. Mulvihlll, Stats rent coming that Zeller Was "duty bound" burgh, to give her. ebuain a talk- births, the expert said. they wanted to poatpona. arreat to distribute the marker plates.- ern Michigan. The president charged th# Inaur- and aeiaiire ordera until they had She says she wants to turn over Wednesday, mathematics Instructor at Har U.S. and Canadian ownership of therefore place all my efforts back VALUABLE a.%RBAGE7 Presidents George Meany of tha and charge plan departments. misaloner. Is the new chairman of London; July 21 (gh — London ing-to. But when Pinky came he re Portland. Ore. J. Scott Milne, vard and Cornel Universities. Born the bridge or tunnel at the inter AFL and Walter Reuther of the the Democratic Town Committee. The special platan were author The bureau' haa created an In- genta are Inspired by Communist appealed other rutinga of Norfolk Hildy to the Catholic Charitable of the commiasion In the develop Known aa the Model 2054 Auto- newspapers said todsy ^ een ceived plenty of attention. Hair duatrial division and authorised a elements and aided by dlnrident Buerau for adoption by a Catho 57. president of the 625.000- in Licking County, Ohio. Died Wed national boundary line and re ment of our state.", said Ribicoff. Columbia, S. C. uTi ---Burglars CTO said only procedural detalli typiet, it la activated at speeds up He was unanimously named laat ised In. one bill approved by the Elizabeth II may ban her speedy KOOL CUP HOT less, bald and knoek-kneed, hasn't ProbaU Court Judge Jamea F. recent General Aaaembiy. The toll campaign to raise $50,000 a year poUUclana and citaiiaaJs. Reynolda. lic couple. >,/ member AFL International Broth nesday. moves an earlier provision in sim He praised Joseph R. Nell, of failed to get into the city gar now remain to be worked out be to ISO words a nitriute by means night after the committee accepted cousin, the 20:year-old Duke of yet made such a hit. Maybe he's to finance advertising, pronfoUon The ElUaea, in aecIua(on aince Justice' Raymond S. Wilkins set erhood of Electrical Workers since New York Albert Edward ilar legislation that would have Watertown, new chairman of the bage disposal plant. They tried fore formal merger actiona to be of a perforated record roll which the reaignation of Albert L. ^les. free privilege for legislators came Kent, from driving, sn automobile. New Haven, Oonn., July 21 t/P»— old hat. Pinky had his picture In the form of a rider to a btti and employment of ari expert to Isle Royals, this largaat Island laat month, did not appear In July 27 for a preliminary hearing 1954 and a vice president and Cummings. 61. director of research required abandonment of an in commission. t to enter an office and tool stor taken ai ronvenlioni In New York carriea 20 or more standardized who said he stepped down baeauae The Duke, seventh in the line of A restaurant cglled; the Kool Cup taken'over and over. Farm experts manage an Industry-hunting of of the Raymond Concrete Tile Co. lettera. A control panel of 20 push* o^ business end personal affairs. authoriaing Gov. Abraham A. Rlbi- In Lake Superior haa aa area e f aourt Their attorney, Jamea. f . on the new petition. êmber of the executive councii of ternational railroad bridge. The Governor welcomed ex- age shed. in December. succession to the throne, now Is waa swept by fire yesterday. came -to stare at him. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY. ÛLY jZl, 19S8 MANCHESTER EyENING MANCHESTER. CONN« THURSDAY, JULY 21. 195S PAGI V t m E N PAGE FOURTEEN men, however, ga. vino irxllcatloh his daughter. Miss Joanna Shavac, niise^nblc man I know h« has one4i l B ^ 'l cAllMLofUt "la th at you. W K N » - B « | L r WGTH — 1818 Inform al Dance that the Prm 4dcnt would veto the Shavers Piu’chas^ irraduated from Southern Semi BUGS BUNNl^ ulcers and-STlU. he’s a failureb”'_ “RAlph”âiWI^ni3^huBhuB<>and’s4)an name highqr level. *• u J6hn.._ ^ \ • Antwar to Pravioua Puailo W 4XJO— U IM WIEAT—Bit nary 'apd Junior College, Buena Daily Radio. 1954 iLM C s. mcm# A b o u t ' 41(1 At Country Club Democratic .Imaa Leader Me* Motel ill Flm da Vltta, Va., in M iy . Sense alad Nonsense Mrs. M.—How' you break Sswing Circit 11K U tU M C W -lS M ,B«st«na DnyBgiitiftaw. jsour husband o f that habit o f stayr The man who hoaiyipd his money \ • W n o — 18BB Oormack o f IfaaNuTiuaetta derided TIRE SPECIAL ^ UUU I Republicans' appeals aa "the same ing but all night? used to'be known as a miser. Now u u u i •4P BOWLES HONORED “Thera will be an informal Sum c j i a u ' Iffie toilowjaii program scheduiet*a<||H; old argument we have been hear Charles F. Shaver, formeHy of mrtfqrd, July 21 (!>) — Cheater Mrs. P. -iWhen he rante in late he is called a ^tsard. ,' ,. ACI088 S Column \ mer Evening 'Dance Saturday, Wh«n A mAi| i* pUMne aixty, trying, and... - era auppUed by the. radio manage WHAV-PolkAPaW \ ing for yaar-vT; 118 Princeton St., and more Bowies, former governor' of- Con FIRST LINE DUNLOV TIRES 8 Feminine WTtC—Lon^JIangcr 23 .that’s exerciss shough.^Shannon Hubby— Oh. it isn't th# msrks t Sewing u ments amd ara subject to chaime July at the M ancheiter (Country .‘The increake would be the third necticut, has been named hon appellation WDRC-pUiltÂy ,, cently o f Sunny View Dr., Vernon,- 4.7Sx19 ; . a. a. a a a $9.91 fN|t T«k FUc In ShtsvejfMst. \ I mind so rpuch. I f s the deception. implement n u H without noUce. k I^WUTH—agt. Pr.aton e( Yukiip Club. The music fo r the a tfa if will alnu the Fair Labor Standards orary membership chairman for CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER 7 Sew lightly -1 X, be provided by the beat bands in has-purchased the Ift-uhIt Catalina W hy the dickens dpes He hsve to T 7 Sewing u A c t becam e'law in 1B38 The pay tna National Conference of Chrla- $•80x1$ .B. • a a aaaaadlaaiaaa -S12.98 PkiS. TflK ill the country” on record." It is plan Mot.el in St. Petersburg, Fla. All woip<^n desire to b^.ês- look so bright? machine reel 8 Native metal * ‘ s ^ A )f—Mv>lc Merchant floor atarted at 2ft cenla an hour, tiaits and Jew! 4p Connecticut and WIJCUr-MwibrU Mevua ned to hold the dances on the club ^ Tbe sale of the property wan re $ a 7 0 x 1 S a a*k a • a B a a « a a>a a » » B a.* a. a S l4 a 9 S M ® X T ® l t Diminutive of WiPIB^-Vanlta--Yank* va.v». Chli was boosted to 40 cents in 1944, Maasashusetta fOr 1955-58. teemed; they care much less about o f thread ilcas;a/ patio. corded. In St. Peteraburg laat Sat Angry Customer (in a restau Benjamin “ Tric-Happlnhaa ' W QTn-igfc rtitato»..o( Yukon ' a a a a . , a a a k . « b betnjr respected. 13 Antenna (.nd tb\the present level o f 75 cents, urday and is located-overlooking 7a$0x1$ ’t ; a i ; $1 OOS Mllf TOX rant! Hey. I've found a tack In 10 Seethe ! i WDItC—Om Kothy - It Is emphaslaed that the dress in 1949. ^ The Uhrary oi Oongresr 14 Interstice w u ril—Red &ix va. KaniMa City the Giiif of Mexico at 11440 Gulf this doughnut. 11 Ailments ^ is expacted to. be in fo rm !) fo r both Washington v(i astabllshed These Are Odd Sixes; See L> For Prices On Other Jifeeii; : A labor leader a-ent to a m at 15 Mills H i Ahold 24 million Workers in In- Blyd. in the Sunshine City.- Waiter Wl^ the ambitious 12 Require *'wHAy-—Mualc Merchant ^ WDRiR-ptak Derbv mep and wbtnen. Dancliig will 1800. rim onial agency. IS Inflrm WUTH—Muilcxl MemorKi ^ start at 8:30 ghd w ill continue terstate\commerce, with cartaln Shaver recently sold hia new iittle thing! nilbet he thinks it IB Street (ab.) 29 City Hi Nevada 44 Through. WCi.'t^Mocurd Knvuav Ljabor lieader- is this a union nw esrm v - WKNa—Yanka va chihagO until 1 a.m. The big featura o f exceptions and exomptlona, • now hom'e in Vernon completely fu r SERUICE is satire. 21 Klni’s son 30 Irritates (ref. sp.).v WriC—Bteila Oaliu ^ ‘ w HAY—Nlkht Watch ' come under the law’s proviatona. shop? A I t Devotee . , WDHCe-Cal K ^ y WTIC-.X Minn. On* '' this dance for the membera la the nished and moved with his wife 22 Yield 31 Essential 45 Strays / . The approved increase would mean Manager — Oh. certainly! 30 British WOXn-Ked Box va. Kaniai City WDRC—BInx Croxhv fact that no admission' will be and two children to Florida’. He ^ g e n e r a W f f l l W 3STHTIOn I M I I U M Folks who continuslly spend 23 Closer being 47 Den \ ^ W OTH-M u«c»l Mcmorlca a pqy hike for an estimated 2,100,- VANS He picked out a picture of a coinage (ab.) charged. Another novel attraction was associated with Yale A-Towne more than they make should be 33 Guineas (ab.) 48 Sea eagle * '^ A Y - » ^ M y Ktmball \ luscious 2.5-year-oId and said. ' 41 Feign 24 Precludes * ‘ÂY--NUht Watch for those who wish to attend will 000 o f ^ e m . Mfg. (Jb. for 25 y e a r! as sales rep advised to act their wage. 34 4 WOCC^Record Rnvua. \ T V S E R V l t E lA b o r lieader—I'll take her.. 3S Australian 25 Caterpillar Spain (ab.) t Employs WKNB^Yanka va. Chlcaao \ WTIC—Th* I,Q.*r ■ be Uyingston’a. Mystery Punch. resentative. '427 Hartford Rd. Marie he stcr , Conn . hair 40 Biblical name Si Consume WTiy>—WIdder BroSrn • WDRC—Amoa ‘n’ Anitr.'^ - Bimuib in the Philippines, re MBnager - No. you have to take county w orn —Stat* ot NatloA'' This will be one of a variety of His son, (Tharles F. Jr., is a bays M AC A CaS 26 41 Symbol lor,, 32 Goddess of WimCe-Cal Kolby ported 46 Inbhka of rain in 24 hour! this lady (showing a picture of a Sunda.v School T eiyh er — When 31 Weird Stringed W ^ M —Rfd Sox va. Kanaaa City tiM - / refreahmenta available. 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Ramon Fue^tes Telcos Victol^ Bankers Up^t Home Nine Tallies Run Increasing Stature Leadoff Siiigle Split Winnei* To Create Tie By Beaupre^s SHOTS H E R E A N D T H E R E i therap.v division (rf the TAiiverslt/a Sp oils No^Hil IXE MMV T O D A \ ' ’^ Manager Harry (The Hat.i Dep«rtment__of Health. In 7th for 3-2 Triumph In New Yor^ Staitelii^fs Staadlngs pnCHEQ^ ^TAKiO, OBNK Walker of the Cardinals claims ; Notes on Al Ksllne. the hottest W 1. Pet THEY'LUjfOON HAYB W L Pet. Bid by Rookie YKSTRRI^'S RK91LTS CONLBY it’s the "lively bat” and not the batter in the r.iajor leagues today; Telephone Co...... Id 1 909 First National Bonk ,. 9 1 .900 Pushiiur across m single tally in the seventh and final I, ^Nnllonnl ' TO MOVE HOME PLATS. N «w York, July 21 OPi—Some Mon. Auto Parts 10 1 909 Beaupre M otors...... St. Loui%^9^. New York 2. O P t h e "Hvely ball" which is responsible ! Stands ,6-2 weighs 172 poun^ . . . styles moke fights but the styles 6 4 .600 A P U f f T H E O Pagonl's...... 8 7 .300 Manchester Trust . . . . 5 4 .555 Now York. July 31 (F) — Bvtry inninff. troublesome Willimantic shadM the local American' Brookiyfr"l6-3. ChicaKn 1*S, of Ramon Fuentea and Hectnr >w and than this aaaaon the e i i A v ' f s for the increase in home nms in , Baltimore. Md. .... Throwa- Oroa-ltM ...... 2 I .200 Elks ...... 2 7 .223 Legion Jfunlor Mseball team 3-2. last night at Recreation: rinrlfmatl 0-3. TOWERS Constance don’t. smoke sent up by the aluggera, Ihe major leaguee this ecaeon an,i bat.s riglithanded . , . Batted Oese Bros...... 1 9 .100 Nsasiff Arms ...... 3 8 .200 FUentes, 26-year-old veteran Mroing in on U)s nMtjor tsagus Field in the Threadîty. The hard-fought triumph accorded|^ „„„^„ ^ Kan«7 r!^v o. •'W e've got fellows up there nov- 276 in 138 games la>t season the victors the district championship apd the right to pop! rhirafo 8, N<*w York 6 from Los Angeles, won a split de A tie for first place was m a tid home run record with 1,400 to dote, Wai«hfncton 6. .rjRVFlanfl i who swing 30-ounce baw with Name pronounced .Cay-line . .x . cision over the 24-year-old lad Beaupre Motorii displayed a tre cleere sway and iome brlUioat pete in the forthcoming State Tournament. The win a!s5 was Baltimorf D^trnlt ?, t. j II ii,. Baseball .scheclule oh feovee,-thla BJ.' the Telephone Co. defeated mendous team performance- last STAM>IN<#8 pencil-like handles and al the ^ ,„„o«n ,: Saturday from Trinidad last lilght at Madi pttchliig shows through. Yoeterday WiUimantic’s second over Coach Wally . FortinV"club thi.s son Square Garden in a dull battle strong Pagani's Soda Shop U-6 night at Charter Oak Park os they was ons of thoeo days, « Nalinnal w ^ com^nti-med m the fat end , Giantif vn. Red- became.the first team In the Alum aummer after the rivals had flayed to ,a.4-4 stalemate. . " L Pet GPU' of counter punches. lost night in a Rec Softball League Boston's George Susce A ., was Broo)tlvn ...... ii3 29 .655 I?-"'?:'?. l.^slegs,. Channel 6 D ^ e r s VT(. Notxjdy wanted to lead. When ni League to pin a defeat on First the leodsr, giving Kansas City just Last night’s finale was a battle ?------Milwaukrip ...... 49 42 .538 13>t like batona and — pop you're tihanei 16 and contest St Charter Oak Park. Braves; Sunday they moved Inside at close range, National Bonk by a count of 4-1; orte hit in s 6-0 victory. It was the ’ct souttipaws, Jackie Hedlund for Now York ...... 47 45 .511 16 • liable to be licked anv old time." Sox .-4^s. White Sox, The boomii.g bats of the Telcos rhlcaK" ...... 4f>- 47 495 17»5 they took turns siariimlng awsy. Leading his teammates was Corky fifth one-hit job in the Amerlcsn^ Mancheater and Kenneth Wi)- Singles Finals Philadelphia ...... 5. 4S 489 18 The former cardinal and Philh.- ' ^ £<„igersDodge vs. Braves,Braves. raised hayoc to the loaera as they Flahtr who pitched a splendid outfielder who owma one Nat.o^l, ^^«nn KhlsxeWski of the But most of the punches landed on League this year and s i^ t t Jh Hama for the boat nine. W il-] Si Louts ...... 42 4.5 .483 18*, gome in besting the fine twirling Hams spaced five singles while' C'lnclnnatl ...... 4“ 5 with ohe of their better r iufAps. Big Kill. Duke Snider and veteran Al Whitney arc still In crM'^rland • ...... sn .582 4 any ago . . . How n "n y basebaJJ almost upended Constance. Be- Pagonl's after they hard taken a blasted a home run in. the first In- Id the first and Uist wito.sn. ipunes, Williams . waUteQ five Boston ...... 52 .39 571 5 Willie Mavs are all on their way the running for the town sin fans who viesved the annual A ll caii.se F\ientes failed to take ad temporary lead In the top half of nifig after two men were retired. Big Don Newcomhp csfiie close and fanned four. Oit-'the other DrtroH ...... 4« 42 .52.3 9U to better than 50 round trippers gles tennis ahampionshtp. l,aat KanwaN Tity ...... 3fi 54 40n 20U- Star bamball game c . teevee vantage o f his big chance, the bout the frame. From this point on, He was the Mily Beaupre player to to his second one-hitter pf the S4)S- Hand, Hedlund provâ nearly as .360 each 1-efore the curtain is drawn in night the pair met for the title WashiTôn ...... *(2 57 24 know that there were 20 firlkeouta dragged to n 10-round decision. Jack Squibb had very little troebie reach-base off rochord tmtll Paulie son, but Chicago Wound up irith offecUve gtvlng^tip six safeties.' BalUmorrt 59 .322 *'7 Septeritier . . . Bo’i Lemon' of the at the West' Side Rec courts chalkod uip? . . llafidy Andv' Scoring of Judges winning hla ninth victory. Pagani's Sartor etroUed in the fifth. Ten two ringies off the Brooklyn rights including a double and a trlptej TODAY'S. AMi:S Cleveland Indians -1.as averaged but at tile end o f three games National Pafkn otf the Milwaukee Brave.s Judge Joe Agnello scored it for other two runs come in the sixth men In'a row were set down by hander os he won his 16th, 10-1, while widldng six and striking, 14.6 wias per -ason Team m a'e the match was knotted at a St IcOuL* (it Nfw York Arroyo played better thafi 12 ‘seasons in Fuentes 7-3 and Judge FYank inning' on an error, a hit and two the smiling Bank pitcher. In the first gome of twinigbter. out nin^Ît was Hedlund's sec-: (IM> VB Magli> i9-4i 'or Bob Feller's average is 15.6 suc game apiece. the big ahow bef&re being ban Forbes also scored it fpr the more errom. « , Sew Up Centeet Wemer (Babe) Birrer. rookie The Cubs snapped a nine • gome end deftet In six starts. lit Brooklyn — Davls (5-4i, vb cesses per rampaign while Early' ' Playing outstanding hall for the ^/Score Twice on Bunts I Corcoran won the Arst set, BoBBant . ished. This season, Andjfs. 13th. Californian, S-4-1. Referee A l Berl ■After Sartor walked in the fifth, pitcher with the Detroit 'Dgera. losing streak in the nightcap, Q-S. rinclnnall al PhilaiNnhla frray (3-2> or this years staff, has averaged 13 the Motors proceeded to collect hit two threp-run homers to go and the third ended in a 6-6 after tossing his cap and arguing A P card was 5-5 and it could have Marinelli slid Jack FVnke. Start three runs to sew up the contest, It WAS rriief pRchuig that won ring hi the top o f the second M^'vrr wins per .*vason in inajor league ing for the loticra w .re Dave Krln- with his four innings of shutout When Irv August singled to cen tie. The match will be com Mllwauko# at PitlBburgh—3pahn (7- with Umpire Augie Donatelli. been 0-(ljl0 except fo r the one aa Phil McGehon followed with a relief hurling in T iers' 12-4 vic s fifth strolght ta r wsMUngton, lOi v» I>onoso «2-4». firing . . . Big home game on the jsk and John Lupaochino. Circus pleted at a later date. ■olid punch in the ninth. single to send Sartor home. Jeff with Pedro Romos hurting 6 2-8 in ter and was sacrificed to second. Ameriraa New York C.iant football schedule catches were mode by Krin.iak and tory over Baltimore Orioles at De F allings In the doubles tour Now York at Chicago—Ford (10“6) va Shortstop Ernie Banks of the "I tried to get him in the belly nings of hitless boU to-^bearf CIsvs- Shoctatop Alan Cole singled to are .agajnsl the ''hicago Cardinals Bill Corcoran in the fourth Inning Keith moved McGehon over to third troit 'Tuesday. Fnuik Lory, TruckR ^ . CSiioago Cubs Is a proihict of the but he tied me up," said Fuentes, land 6-4. pay Nsrtedd, Don Mossl t center but AUgUit had to hold at ney which storte Saturday Waahlngton at ClBvrland — Schmitz* (Jet. 161. P'liiladelrhia Eagle.s 'o cut off a big rally at two rims. with his single to right and both whom he relieved, got credit os second because it appeared as Kam as City Monaridis in 4he N e explaining why he failed to fol and Miks OarclA, incident^y, morning arc as followa: W'or- (5-6rva Scoro or Houttfman t7-3). (Nov. 20) and the Cleveland Tonight the Gros-tte Wolves will runners scored when Dick Sylves winning pitcher, however. (A P though the ball was going to be BAltlmorc at Detroit—Brown n-0) va gro National League. The infield low up his opening in the ninth. ter also singled to right and the tossed no-hit stuff in 4 1-8 Innings ren-Olmsteod la. leary>t\ 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 day ms the 'National A A U Hen's Iroiiman Blow Pitches a pitcher field a bunt as a runnel- Duffy, rf k...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Richer, ended it with runners on home allowing two markers to all three, Zatichin resides in New Only one thing is sure if there Callahan, If .... moved toward the bag.- The runner Pitching — George Suace, Red D. Krinjak. if .. 2 1 1 0 0 0 1owimming end diving champion second and first by getting Mickey score.. . ton Center with hi- wife and two ever is a rematch, Trinidad can, Keith. If ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 was certain to reach third base Sox. youthful righthander one-hii B Pagani. lb ships headed into the (Mcond tdght Mantle to hit Into a forep ouL Kendall Williams opened the young childrenjy General Manager have it. M. Corr^nU. P. safely. Tlie coach shouted to the Kansas City, giving up a leadoff Guts Down .300 Batters Totals ...... 21 4 4 31 3 ~3 "s In the other A L gtoe, BslUmoro Joe Cronin and Jimmy Piersalt i.uparchino, 3d of competition. last at the seventh by woriUng 4-1 Win over Cameras pitcher, telling him to throw .to First Natlasal Baak (1) snapped Detrolt’a four - gams H e d l u n d fo r a free paas. Hal also make their hone in Newton single to Vic Power, in 6-0 tri Lcbl'-dx. 2b ___ r h po a * rbl ’’•Don Harper, s compact a2-year- third base. It was an attempt tO- FTkl K -B A LI. E V E N T Minicuccl. rf .. MtKIain. K ...... *3 streak 6-8. And In ths NaUonsl, White, batUng for 'Hp Oarrett, Center . . . Fifteenth stock car umph. Riviioa cf. c .. Kansas City, July 21 (A5— Bos-' :-on me more for peyohological pur-, 0 0 - 0 0 0 .jfteld. Groobert collected two hits confuse him into thinking it was a ^ Hot Sf)rin"8. Va.. July 21 (IT)—- Dalgl*. cf ...... 3 0 0 oid trampoline expert in gymnas- Milwaukee feel ISH gomes briilnd singled, moving WUUams to third. Standings racing program of the season is Hitting Richie Ashburn. Phil N, PaganI ft. i poses. , SiUmond. lb ...... 2 tios from Ohio State University, L Pet for his night's work while Pete teammate directing the play. Is .Nine teams of the nation's top ( 'orcoran,, rf ... ton’s Ted William s claims^ that the 0 0 Brooktyn with a 4-3 loss st Pitts Ihette walked for the second time W scheduled Saturday night at River lies. connected for Jive hits in eight "But It caught on. You never Rfiin, aa ...... 3 0 1 pclled the first m. or rorprioe 4 2 .667 Close garnered the other base Sam Snead Paces PG A, this legal ? women professional golfers w.ere BerxcnXkl. c .. • 0 0 0 0 0 defensive shift—devised originally Aloaky, 3b ...... 3 0 burgh while St. Louis whipped loading the bases with none out. B A 's ...... side Stadium . . . George Dropo trips, driving in two runs, in 6-0, saw infields shift around for a 0 0 when he dethroned Joaquin Ca- 4 2 .667 knock off Blow. CUfl.Jâwkes chip ,'\. .\» long a« the coach did not *«tieduled to tee off here today in Pontlerlli. a ...... o 0 0 0 New Yoric 9-2. Kramer fanned but Kenneth Wil- North Ends and Tom O'Oonnell, UConn ba.se- 4-"2 sweep of twi-nlghter over Cln- Total., ...... t> j 18 3 5 3 against him—has been tho fore power hitter before that. Since Padamont*. 3b .... 3 pdlA Mexico's artist of. the opring- .600 ped in wlUi two hits for the win Hackney Cards a 79 physically Insert himself Into the the 'Stert o f a 72-hoIe, four-day Tolfco., ...... 423 300 X—11 1 0 0 Susce Fanned Five Uams won his own gam e by drop C YO ...... 3 3 'ball standouts during the past -clnnatl. most contribitUcn to/baseball in then they have shifted on most of Richard, p ...... 2 3 0 1 t-oerd, in the S-meter dl\1ng event. play It was not Interference. four-ball tourna.nent offering Paeanl's ...... 400 002 0— « I..ovatt, c ...... 2 0 0 10 Susce, noW 5-3, fanned five and ping a bunt down the first base H erm ’s . . . . 1 5 .167 ners while Richl; Jarvis and Case E l g U t l S spring, are playing kuinmer ball 2B., Funke; HR Mlnicucrl. Marinel- receiit years. the sluggers. 0 0 prizes wofth $6,500. One look at U'ojnarowicx. b .... 1 George Harrtaon, a lean 6-foot collected the other two hits for the t’eteran llammy Snead gained Q. Did Henry Aaron of the 1): S, McKinney. Scribner, N. Pagaiii; 0 0 0 0 0 0 wsiked three while toppling the Une and brother K en d all. tallied in Ohio . . . Chief trainer of Yale the 6.740-yaM.. pat 74 Cascades 8 E i.r x T c ir c l f : ' ''^Basebail has improved since I "The power-hitter is a pull- Bombardier, rf ,,,, J 0 0 0 0 0 0 high ethool lad competing for the Pitcher Dick Blow turned In an Northies. the qualifying lead In the PGA Braves ever play the infield until SF. Shlelax: OP. Krinjak to Lupac- Dyer, rf ...... i A ’s to their ninth strol^t dueat. when flrsb baseman Norm Hohen- athletic teams. EJddie O ’Donnell, course was enouiv. to bring a pre rhino, Scribner to Donahue to Shlelda; firs t ,came into the league,'" the hitter.” explained'^ Ted. "and he’s 0 0 0 0 0 Berkeley, Cfallf., City C3ub. twice Ironmon stunt last night os he Friday night the C YO and Championship Tournament at this season ?, ' ‘ New York (NEA) -• Only three PVmr runs in the second Inning on thal had no' play at the plate. will terminate those duties at the diction from Betty 'Hick” of Long LOB. Telerox (10) Paxranl’s (4); PR. Red ^ x 2'lugger said before last the g;uy the.v worry about. ToUla ...... 33 1 3 18 3 1 1 lowered the American and meet three ainglee and Billy Goodman’s hurled his second complete game Herm's tangle in a leagpe tile at Detroit .yesterday with a flve- end of the next academic year in He was a shortstop and sec major won more games .S()ulbb 3. Paganl 1. Correntl 1: SO. Ploy EnorlOBS Biill Beach. Calif., that the team scor institutions night's game with Kansas City. "So they want to stop him from •—Wsiked for Aloaky In 7th. record In th? comparatively new In two nights, but this lime it was' 6-'IS at Mt. Nebo under-par 34-32—66. The sec ond baseman before coming tn the than they the Squibb 2, Paganl 1'; L, N. 'Paganl; _ b—Filed out for Lovett in 7th. double wrapped it up for the K m No player on either team was NA-nONAL LEAOl^ vp AMERICAN LEAGL'E order to devote full time to his ing 28.5 would cop the to^ money lost in each of nine Tune 1 32. * “ Tht. most imgiortsnt progress is J pulling if they can." 400-meter individual medley race. a winning effort. Blow hurled the I ,h«rth End, <4) ond 18 holes In the two-day work aa , head of ihe phj’sical Braveo last year. ppst-war.f(X)tball aeasoha. g<'«“ P'’'’ ...... 100 030 x-4 Sox. /' able to collect more than one hit. Standings Standings of $1,460. the way the Infields sliift for bat "They don’t worry about the The youngster fi m i. OrindA Newcombe struck out eight and North Ends Into a first place tie, „ ...... “ 3 1 1 ^ " qualifying test will be played The new champions played error W L Pet. 1 W L Pet. ter* todsy.'^ spray hitter. But they are mov _ h r . Keshlfr; SB.- McClalh 3. Calif., swam the butterfly, baefo- after Clyde MoCuUough'^single In the Tw'i L,eague by handcuffing R<>«c'h. 3b " . V 1 1 n I 4 0 /b today. .trier today's round RARE DOUBLE 8CORES HERE. TOO Salm(jnd. Richard; SF, Richard: DP, less ball with Garrett handling M o r ia r tV s ...... 2 1 .667 ■ Manchester Optical ... 4 1 .800 Wlllisms,. a .348 lifetime hitter ing on all the batters today. They stroke, breaststroke and freestyle it. the seoood tnniw. didn’t allow Herm's Cameras 4-1 at Mt. Nebo.! J/...... * ? 0 Q ® "/ o the 63 leading scorers, plus de S.HALL IN WHAT T ^ rtor to Feahler to Geer; I.4)B. Bank five chances flawlessly at second. 3 0 0 8 1 (y 0 Medics ...... 2 1 .667 Spencer Rubber ...... 3 1 .750 in the majqrii with a .344 average didn’t when I first came up here." '■ Richard 1. Flaher 3; in 5:23.3. fending champ Chirk Harbert, Dayton. Ohio (N EA) — Dayton Northville. Mich. (NEA)--A Pro Allentown, Pa. (NEA»—Dick s runner imtil Dee Fiqndy stn(led ^xManchester was gûilty o f only one Blow was clipped for only one|K lltYhonihni.'ib".! 1 3 0 8 1 /) I) Man. Auto Parts .... 2 2 ..100 Police A F i r e ...... 2 2 .500 this seasoit, was the subjriit of Has the shift played a part in SO. Richard 11 Flaher 6; If. WltUie Sporae Gathering to open the elgbtlyTlM Brooks nm Tuesday night also, but it was | Jarvi, cf ...... 3 0 1 1 0/l^ 0 will start firing away. la classified in the small college fessional Golfers’ Association Ricketts, Duquesne basketball the qpw-famous ih ift in the second Kovla; Scorer. Diana; Time, 1:16. ^ s c u e . Hohenthal handled seven Green Manor 1 3 .260 Mancheater Motors ... 0 5 ,500 the decline of the number of .300 Esrliir yesterday afternoon, be smnefcbd flvs h a ^ nms In his enough for the British Americans p ...... 3 0 2 1 (V 0 1 Pro ■ .tlex Hackney of the football bracket, but this fall the chanjpion ftorn't repeated since star'," won his first |hree pitching gom e of, a SundA" doubleheader enapees at first without a bobble 3 0 0 1 i 0.. 1 Manrhester Countr}' Club fin VISIT MANCHESTER'S NEWEST Flyers play Tennessee. Holy Cross, hitters in the current gam e? fore s iqiarae gathering in the Los sufmort. two sack ^ amsner to eke out a 1-0 verdict. In two Krlnjsk. 2b 1 0 0 0 /l 0 0 Hank Griyb i ame within one out Tom Kelly pitched a two-hil | Denny Shute^'occomplishcd the starts for Allentowh of the Elast- with Cleveland in 1946.' and 'finished the season with a KoBkl. 2b ished far down the list }-e«ter- Cincinnati and Villaaova. feat in 1936-37. ern League. Night Games a Factor Angelea swimming stadium, Har and Duks Snidpf, who now has 88. nights. Blow has allowed tw o runs, 2 0 0 1/ 3 1 0 shutout to lead Mancliester Optical Boudreau’* Invention 1.000 fielding I average. Hohenthal of pitching the first no-hit, no-run day wUh a 38-41—-79. He Williams says it may not be rison was timed in his quslifylnc Tbs Ouhs r ^ elied i for thro* runs five hits, five walks and struck out ToUlt ...... 23 4 4 to a JO-0 conquest of Polltie A Fire I t was the Invenrtpn o f Lou failed ih commit an erro'r in K 10 2 3 game of the National Little was one of three Connecticut SPORTS CENTER FOR the biggest single factor but it is heat in 5:37.4. breMring the rec in the seyfoth to salvage ths chances. ■, a total o f 10 men. His overall re H4»nn‘B (1 Iftst night at Waddell Field in an Boudreau, then Indian'\sh~rtstop- Major League ord of 5:29.6 set In the meet last nightcap,Arith FVarik Boimiholtg po a e rbl League season at Charter Oak pros in the M otor City classic^ manager wtu was Ted'^ manager one of the reasons, alonR with The locals, who won the district cord for the season is three wins MlUBpy. 3b ..... 3 3 0 0 ; American Little League game. The year at Indianapolis by BurweH pinch ilt eluding Jim GHMsm’n Bob Kay of Wampanoag card St ' Boston last, year and now night baseball and the studies of title last year but were eliminated against two losses. KaglBBon, 3b .. 1110 Park last night as the Manchester i enabled the Opticians to gain (Bumpy) Jones of Michigan. shoestring try in left for a tm v - Groobert, p, cf ed a 37-34— 71 and Joe Curtin opposing pitchers. = L e a d e rs= bv. Willlmantic is the aenrii-finals Paul Groobert started on the 2 110 0 Auto Parts topped Green Manor I first place in the standings, one YOUR GOLF NEEDS pilots the Athletlca. Bhfii. cf. i> . .. , 0 3 0 1 0 o f Indian HIU had a 37-40— 77. Ted. though hurt by the shift, Harrison, who hopes to enroll at nuF triple. of the State Tournament, con mound for the Cameras and ab LaFlnmme. rf ,, /O 0 0 0 0 0 1-0. Dave White’s solid single back j half game in front of Spencer EXTRA "The big' change," Ted contin Yale University, hod lap times of y lb e W Ute Box rapped loser Bob MEASURE calls it "progresi.” ued. "came in the years from 1946 341; Aahburn cluded their season with eight sorbed the'loss. Bren Shea relieved OOBP. If ...... '0 1 to 0 0 through the middle with two outs I Rubber. 3351 Bnlder, Brooklyn. 1:10.6, 1:21.4, 1:40.0 and 1:11.3..'Tlirley for four runs Ir. .thk first KrartiB r ...... 0 0 5 V 1 0. GoH loHs 3 for $1.50->$5.S0 Dez. to. 1960. For the last four or five "The most important progress .83«; Kliiaies'akt and Burgeaa. Clncln- wins, two losses and a^tle. him in the sixth and was nicked and ^ e bases clear in the last f The winners jumped to a 3-0 Ford Konno, the main attractiqH'" and t44)ped Jotuihy Kucks fbr four i - P o ck fll. lb .... 0 0 4 0 0.0 .rears, the infielders have been baseball has made in the 16 years nat(. .314. WmiraanUc (l> for one run. FrahiB ...... 0 0 0 3 2ft the Siitth was the only base knock lead In the opening inning on four of the meet, who $jom into acUbn tn the third—then Kucks and Bob AB R HPO A E Golf ClHbs (Irons) $4.50-$12;00 playing better and tighter defense. I have been around," he adds. "The Brooklyn, 80: Bruton, The Northies started fast as allowed by Grzyb. vvalks and ^ error. They added S8 : Gilliam. Brooklyn an- pitches. But the has Improved.” 1 0 1 0 0 0 baiter of the night, sdeked a 2-1 ItiTiii's ...... /...... 000 ixtl 0—1 Bob Molutnphy that Gryzb would singled In Wayne Reynolds from Runa Batted In—Ailder, Brooklyn, his 4,600-meter freestylA'Ûe. 13th, although'chased In a fivs4run xDlelte, U ...... 3 1110 0 HR. Cast: SB, Rîwh. l-aFlamme, con'tantly shifting Infield has There’s still no defense against pilch deep, to leftfleld for a horitt- pitch caihe as e complete surprise Jimmy Domorst irons, Sot of 8 $52.00 M; Kluaaewakl. CIncInnaU and Muafal, Yank seventh. Kramer, rf ...... 3 0 110 0 Sh»a, Masai-y 7f>r, WOson Jo KoskI: third bage- brought about the real difference the home , run, however— a fact 8l. ,|^lB. TO; Campanella Brooklyn, Kenneth Wllllarps, 4 0 1 0 4 0 run. The winners also tallied single BB, Blow 2. i/roobrrt 2 Shea 1; SO. to everyone 'The tall righthander The score remained 4t0 until the Cleveland, still four gofnas hs- Rieiey, 3b ...... Em Tunnel, defensive backfield Jimmy Domorot Woods, Sot of 3 $41.50 in play. which Williams didn’t have to ex 67 Maya New York and Ennla. Phlla- 3 0 0 3 1 0 runs in the fourth, fifth, and sixth. Blow 7 Grnihert 6: Hits off, Groo has ,been- playing great ball in fifth when Optical aêd an addi drlphla. 66. Mnd,' tumbled In the thm when Frarchla. ci , . 3 0 110 0 bert 3 for 3/Tuns in 6 Innings; Shea I star for the football Giants, has "I don’t think Lou realized what plain. He’s hit 14 in 121 at bats Cialka, lb ...... H erm 's. tallied its lon.e run In centertiaid all sehson and Is one , ” **f;Â“ Ipn. Milwaukee. 116; MueF Favor Qastellani the Nats scored four UnMst Loser 3 0 0 9 1 0 for 1 run Iw 1: HBP, Roach (by Groo tional four runs. The team batted played in every Pro-Bowl game Golfors Cops $1.29 the shift meant when he first this year and 380 in his m ajor yalflere, c ...... 3 0 0 5 1 0 the sixth on a two-base throwing bert): PB. Wilson, Kearns 3; U. Rams- of the leagues leading hitters. I est around in this Innihg just sa it did ^'’*’1!: ***• Poat. CincInnaU. Estrly Wynn set off thei Inning dell Bolduc; I,. Groobert, StXircr, Eng since the clw ic was started eight started it. I think he started it league career. error and Groobert's single to left- night's hurling effort \^-as his first in the first, George Buck singled in Golf Toos 10c 809 Nei ?o“r"Tlo“' with on enor end Jose VakUevlelso Totala ...... 23 3 S ri 4b "B land; TIrfte, t:lio. years ago. / Dpublea — Logan. Milwaukee.' 23; Against. Robinson Maarhetler (3> ’ in Little League play and it would Bob Moriarty with the first run capped it with s' two-run trlfde. AB R 11 r o A R AHdofic Socks 89c-$1.00 Snider, ^w klyn. 31; Reeae. Brooklyn, August, cf be difficult for anyone to improve and Bobby Dowd tallied when ^Hion.^Mllwaukee and Repu^kl. St Phils Win Fnir ...... 3 1110 0 on his perfonnance. According to "a report by the San ^âncieco, July 21 (JTh - Rogo5rin, released recently tiy ryr. St ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 Tony Blanchard walked with the Natioi^ Golf Foundation, 126 Golaa, 3b ...... :...... 1 0 0 .0 0 0 Tony Falcetta, the league's First Pitch a Bad One- Triples' — Bruton. Milwaukee and Sug^'R ay RObinson is st the end Baltimore, betted home two rixMi Cole, as ...... Nashua-Swaps bases loaded. new purses were opened in 1954 lA «*UMun, Brooklyn, 3 11110 earn Race strikeout king, pitched for Green Fondy.xvinS'y Chicago.25Ji Maya, New York U (j with s double and Andy Becdnlck Wolcik, c ...... 3 0 0 9 0 0 Two more runs came across the compared with 52 in 1953. SPORT o f ^ a road, jf the wife money in Irish, rf ...... 3 0 110 0 Manor and tossed his usual stfong Ciemente/PUtaburgh, 7,/ swatted a three-nm homer in ths plate with a misjudged fly ball Johnny Hedlund’s CENTE Home M im—Snider Brooklyn. 33: jaratng circles here knows whst it’s Cooper, If ...... 2 0 1 0 0 0 game. He hurled well enoijgh to Hit for Only Base Knock Phils’, first n m e victory. WTlHs'i Bweet, 3b -...... paving the way. In the final frame; Jimmy Sykes, University of Kluexcwakf CIncInnaU. 30: Maya. New 1 0 0 0 0 Announced fo August 31 win the average game, fanning 11. York. 28; Sanka, ChiSigo, 38; Mathet^ talking about, , Jones gave Simmons A 8-0 load Hohenthal. lb- .. 3 0 1 7 0 0 Optical wrapped up the scoring for North Carolina golfer, finished (f Mllwaukop. 24. / / Hedlund, p ...i. 3 0 0 0 3 0 and walking only ta*o. He allowed 65 EAST CENTER ST. — ANDREWS BUILDING Kanaas City, July 21 (45 — before coming back for stretches Rob4n.°on, oneti-me world welter with his leadoff homer in ths just four safeties. the night getting two more tallies second in the Azalea Open this Stolon St. LouisLaOUlBj/ Totals ...... Chicago, July 21 l(P) A su-Sundoubtedly were swayed by this George D. Susce Jr., today could with Albany and Scranton. He r-*BiUton - Mllwauk?;/ 13: V*l Gllllam./^rpok- niftltl, >B| and middleweight champion, it a fourth of the nightcap. Tbs Phils . 31 a *6 i9*~3 1 The winners scored the game’s on Ihrfte hits. year. 9-5 underdog today in His sched a—Singled for Garrett tn 7lh. preme moment in thoroughbred/argument, have boasted the first no-hit game had a 14-6 record at Louisville Ivn arid 'Temple'. Cincinnati, 12C Maya no(w sre just s half-game behind lone run in the top o f the second. Kelly fanned 12 enemy batters York, 10. ^ rf * uled 10-round bout with Rocky Willlmantic ...... 002 OOO 1—3 horse racing history Is destined fof I Griidge Element in the American League this sea last season. the fourth place CUbs while Clncy, Manchester ...... no3 000 0-3 Bert Baskervllle opened the in and allowed only one runner to jP ltchln f (t o r d on 8 d<ÛiorU) — COatellsni tn the Cow Palace to RBI. Kenneth W'llllams, Irish, Cooper' Chicago’s Wnshlngtkm Park Aug-1 A certain "gru dge" element adds son except for one bad pilch — his In reventh, has lost seven of eight ning with a screaming triple down reach' third base. Ten walks "were Loea, Brooklyn, »-3f .760; Amoyo. morrow night. If the odds sre 31 when Nashua and Stvops line up spice to the race. Nashua suffered first offering of the game — in the . The Breves lost their sscond the rightfield line. W ith one out, Issued to the Opticians but an even 7-8 ''33; Jainner, (Chicago, right, and Ostellsni wins, Rob in a winner-take-all^ $10Q,lk)01his only loss as a 3-.vear-old to Boston Red Box’s 6-0 victory over ■trsight to the Bucs despite Bd Jimmy Smith gro\mded ou t,'sec bigger score was averted when Harsh Words Fly inson's comeback is on the skids. match race - by popufar. d e ir^ d . I Swaps -In Ifie Kentucky Derby. WINKLER INVITES YOU To Visit and Inspoct Tlioir Comploto Kansas City last night. 8lrlkûti--Jones,8l ■■■ Chicago, 121; Rob- Mathews’ 24th homer that tosh* ond to first, with Baskervllle,scor they left 13 men on the baaepsths. erta^Lrt^. Phllêlphlk.. llO: Wewcomb*. Odd* No Surpctse The announcement yestftrday Swaps, racing on the West Coast, Susce's first pitch, )iead high, toned on early 2-0 lead. Prsston ' ing. Marsh Potter made a magnifi Brooklyn,JrTOklyn 103:i ...... Conley, Milwaukee. 99 Actiiolly, the odde against Rob ' fthat the country's two prender 3- has won all seven.of his starts this AHto Ports Doportmont and Mochlno Shop. . . . You Art Always Wolcomo waa laced Into dead center flelH by In Saddler Upset Haddix, 6t. Ldula. 87! Ward hit • pinch homer with ten* •r. Br^llman;* Time. 2 00. As Grzyb came, to the last in cent pickup on a low throw into inson ihoukl come ss no rotprise. xOno out .when winning run scored. year-old.B w oiild be matched at a year, earning $328,650 of a life Vic Power for the Athletics' only ■> ... Americma f-aagSe oii to tie it 3-3 Uii ths seventh end ning he had to facK tlie Manor’s the dirt from' third base on Kelley’s .. City and KoblnBcm himself,, well aware ss the Orioles pulled it out. - R ex Ellsworth, / r e p o r t e .d him the top spot. ...6 3 1 3 0 0 the New York fighter Insisted. I Menile. New Yorkork 7: Busby.Buaby. (!?hicafo.Chi Wall's time of ;27,2 eclipsed by ' -L ____ filxnchaxd. cf . 3 0 0 0 0 .0 • OVilRHEAD VALVE JOB.S DONE OOM- man up got a hit,” young Susce Killing. Detroit. Simpson. luinsAE his future is st stoke, secMs st champing at thjf bit for a personal Adi. Psrti (l> (■■arrler, m .. - _ Simpson. KiinffaE Citv three tenths of a second the Con Kansas City, July 21 (/P) — The ah r .a po a » rbi a 2 1 0 1 b 0 ■ PLETE, IN DUB SHOP commented In the dressing room. cannot understand how they -Kew. yorkT^c.....:kv4c -...... ‘ the odds...... necticut AAU mark set by Ed duel with Nashua but distance and 2 0 0 2 1 3 0 Ki*U«y, p .... . 3. 0 1 1 3 0 tounled. I‘ye never seen a“ referee -Homrt Ilun«—Mantlr. Nrw York. 31 pages o f baseball history were Whtteaell, a.a --- Bary: c . . . . 4 0 0 12 0 0 r was feeling rtsl 'good Olid fny *"foiiiir. nrw I or*, ai; T h e fight ie echeduled for na Campbell, of Hartford, two years Other factors of the "Eaat-ls-East- Viol, if ...... 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 • CRANKSHAFT g r i n d i n g (ON OR Opi like.iMaj. Jack) Sulllvan.*'■ .Aifnf. Jonirn and Zauchln. iurited back a quarter of a' centu'iy 3 0 I 0 4 0 O Mofiarty, If .211000 Sbx-mates came up ^ t h real Bofftor-Won.^lS;'Z^rnlal. Kanaa* CUy. 18. tional televirion (NBC ) storting at •g o . ■ artd-Wcst-ls-West" varietrf were, Oriyb: p ...... Villa, i f ' .... ,* 0 0 0 0 0 0 CAR) Saddler's trainer, Joseph Bris at Municipal Stadium last night Baakervllle. c . 3 1 3 9 0 1 0 support.” .. . 8tol-*n Bar^fl—Rivâ. Chlraao. H* 7-p.m. (POT) with a 150-mlle Koletaky, who enters Vale this considered ihsurmountablet , ' Al. Simmc'na. Ih . .1 n 0 4 0 0 o Do-wd. r f..., . 3 1 0 0 0 0 cde. clitpped In: J/*napiL Boaton. Minoao. Chicaro and with Connie Mack, a' household Cappa, rf . Q 0 0 .0 0 0 • WRIST PINS FITTED BY TOBIN-ARP David Susce had "a, good vari area blocked out around Son Fran fell, won tJ* 220-.yard freestyle In Bids to stage the match by one' ■^Smith. cf ...... :. -so 1 0 10 i Kirhlot, 2b .. "W e didn’t lose the . fight. And rJ?'* 3: Bvjjby' ^cago" word In the sport, the principai 2 0 1) 0 n 0 0 .4 110 0 0 . BORING METHOD ety” of pitches bi Ute best pitched Smith. Cleveland and Bauer, New cisco. The radio network broadcast 2:36. and then took the 110-yard track and another — from Holly- McCiirry. rf ...... we'lljjever fight here again.". figure. Mack and eight of his all- McCarthy, rf .. ,.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ToUU; game by a'Boston hurler this sea- York, 7. . also will be conied by NBC. breaststroke lit 1 ;15.8. wo0 0 0 0 0 b ...... ' 28 10 «-18 2 0 • CYLINDER REBORED --x Pitching (Baaed, on 8 (feclatona) — time'great stars participated in the, PoHca A Fire (If) 80n StilHvan and two judges gave Events tonight In the outdoor Belifiont Park In the East - had Howea. 2h ...... 2 0 0 3 1 0 0 the verdict to Elorde, a 1-5 under- Donovan. ,^Chlcago. 13-3. .867: Byrne. first annual A's Hall of Faifie cere AB R II PO A R • CYLINDER HEADS PLANED FOR Catcher Sammy White broke in Tcrk. 8-2. .80d: Hoeft. Detroit ByBBAMBRKABDCWr ^ pool at Ocean Beach Park are the been discarded., Washington Park '22 1- 4 ^ 7 ,3 - 1 Manchuck, Sb; l o l o 3 1 dog. ' mony. Totala T. Potter*..c...... 2 0 0 11 1 0 HIGH COMPRES.SION .. to mention it was "A Shame for- Fonatanty. New York. 6-2, 94 ITenn hi NsttsusI Lsagro ,3-meUr dive, the 110-yard fre«» an10 “ S | m H E s u ip M M l York for his Aug. 10 non-title fight (Non-title). Richie Ashburn a t . the PhiUias Foxx, first baserngn'; Jimk Barry, Green Manor RBI. Buck Xr Kaltey, l^ r- up with the evasive reply; Torrington. :27J. H « said that each horse would 3B, Baakervllle. SB. Smith, White; with -Wdrltl Welterweight^(Cham Tonight Buenos Aires --'tyscor Pits. 148, threw to aecond base and the third shortstop; F>ank ' (Home Run) BB. (irxyh 3. Falcetta ?i SO. Grxyh 7, larty. "Blanchard; ifi. Manchuck. If Tour D e^ r Doesa’t Stock Parian Wo Invito Your loqulriM "You know the last time T saw 220-yard freestyle — 1, Joseph carry 126 pounds and that Wash- Kemt»r;aa-v .8Bi ,a,xvSB. ReynoldsRcynolda,*\rj§§KnxMm Ker*SVV'Ufy 2' “ IsOB‘ — pion (Carnien Bosillo. Elks vvi. Trugt, 6:15L-Chorter Buenos Alres^ outpointsd Alfonso out was registered. WTist would Baker, third baseman, and out Falcetta llL PB. While: W, (Irxyh the kid pitch was in 1948 when Oak. XoleUky, New Haven. 2, Douglas Ingtm Park was putting up the (l-Ol: L*. Carlaoii. Fyler: L Falcetta Pollceja^ JireFtr. 6,4._Opticai Optl( 13: BB. _ _14»r^ _ Manager Charlie Johnston said Moreno, 145, Argentina, 12. have hsroonsd if Ashburn, in dis« Flngles, East Hartford.' 3. *hn fielders Al Simmons, Mule Haas rer R.-Manchuck 3. Kelley 4; BO. Kelley he was \^1th the semi-pro Elba, entire 3100,000 for, the winner, plus (4-2): Scorer. Evana. lime. 0:50. 13. llerrer 'l, Manchuck 3; UO. Man Saddjer was hit in the back by a Ansaldi'a vi. Aceto A Sylvester, gust.' hod picked up the safely KUlisny, -Torrington. 2:36. and Bing Miller. Accepting In be N. Y;. Elks. I was mojiager of appropriate trophies for owner and chuck -3 for 3 riuia In 1 3-3; Merrer 3 bottle. He said the police "did not 6— Verplonck. hit bsU and fired it Into the half of his late father the A's first BaUvta in the Pony League at OOAOH NAMED 110-yord b re a s ts tro k ^ l, Joseph jockey. for 8 runa In 4 1-3: HP, by, Manchuck give us any protection when the High vs. Auto Parte, 8:80—West center field stendf—evon though Kfêtoky, Nevy Haven. 2, Charles Hall of Fame award woe Eddie GRANT E.ARNS BERTH (Carrier):. W R Merrer. Manchuck', ISINC I^ the time." Sidg. The jpekejm in this coae ore the- Kelley: PB. T. Potter 3, Barry: L, Mer crowd got unruly.”. the ruimeri did not touch their Muloaey, MoncKbstef. g, Darryl OolUns Jr., now ohsietant general — The A ’s coach also recalled the countiTS beet — Eddie Arcoro on rer; Boorer, Wataca; Time, 1:65. SulUvAn, who flew from Tokyo Spencer vt. Optical, S-i-WoddelL West Haven, July 21 (g)—Notrs bases? Heraong, WtUlmantie. 1:1SA. moruiger , of the Philadelphia FMlodelphis. July 21. (P)—Army only' other time' he saw his son, Nashua and.Willie Shoemaker on to work the lôut, said, "I’ve ref Friday, 8iily « Dome High school today announc Answsrt It weel* knee ■ been Phils. C$>1. Grant. Golden flew here all -pttcli'^’as at, Sebenley High Noaaiffa vs. Bankers' 8:15— Swope. ‘• the way from Japan to compete ereed for 15 years and never hod ed that Bob' De Mayo of N o w rulad A wIM throw kite ths stands ...... ' ' ■■■ Bom H.^McMseking, presiding School. Pittsburgh. He's never Charter Oak. ■ . Haven, former Fordhom and pro rOUND A HOME Why Woohingtijp Pork? Be in the 56th Pennsylvania State steward at CSiurchlU Downs, w ill difficulties..! called the fight os I Mta the tnnaerA «rotad ha snttttod Q. How many Arntrlcgn League seen Jhl* s?" lo** » KAnie- saw it. I didn't break, until the CYO .vs. Herm’s. 6:15—Nebo. fessional boseboU plaror, has been to advnnee ttro hnsss. Ik s g a n » cause, said Undhetmer, It w.oa Lawm Tennis 'Ctiomptonshtp.. He retire at the end of -this year af Th4 victory over the A’s was "neutral ground" for the Eastern teams has Sherman Lollor been flghtert were, tied up. And I didn't Norman's vA Lawyers, 6— Ver- named assistant ooimh In Hanover, N. H. (NEA) —Elliot did a lot of traveling again yes ter serving at -the track for the plonck.' ' V and Weetem greats and olio be wlthT ' V Susftei's Rfth a t the season ogfiinst take any. polnte pff Saddler unUl I football and hsaketbalL De Msyo, stomt ttwtadlisftH Isft Whh AbML Noyes, track coach and ooslsUnt terday to earn a herut in today's post so years. McHeeking, 66. three I losses.. He's whipped Cleve cause at the track’s long heme A . Him 11 vlotoriea toot }r(ssw to warned him." • PFs vA Motor Soles, 6—WoddeU. who'U report on Aug.- 89, wtosn q. A lett-hshd!L-hshd roUsf pttd^rls •tlUeae direotor. Has been «| Dart- quOrter-finsl round. Gokton, who saw his first Kentucky Dertiy in land, Detroit, Washington, Balti aaouth since cnridHng in 1M6. stretch—1,681 foot and the longest hto bast so for. Moriarty's'VB. Medica, 8—Char football procUoe epshs At Notro announood. Tbs stta«JMg tsfita halls from Chkxgo coma up with I90fi. more land the A ’s-while! losing low ter Oak. • , In racing, Tha late deotge Woolf, DAmA putyfol two yoAlB of VAreity counters wtthth Aa right-lMindright-1 ptadte.F Q. Has Willard Nixon of the Red bne of the year’s biggest upsete in OtURCH CORNfRR ■eorlaig gofnes to Chicago twice one of America's greatest Jockeys, Sox ever won 30 gom es in the C5I PARK STRIIT Tfiie bat which Mickey Mantle bsssball At FordMm. and was hitter. CAR ths tSAHI At American tennlsros he turned a two The lormst opening day crowd m a in ANO BOVUVAkO 191! STRUT and orie to Cleveland. Jock Meyer, rookie reUef pitcher once sald'aF this stretch: "It gives m ajors? - uaed ta.;hit the first home run into White Sox vice preoldont Cher- lost year with WhytevlUs, Va ., the msdlAtely eonis badk srttti a 1 hour and 40 M nute match with In major Mogue h ist^ was' the SCHAAIDT a. SONS, NC. fMLA., f A. Young Susce ’ grodua’ted from fv the Fbliueo, is a nouve of h o tff'^ horse and tha rider iJi the , A. The White 8«X eMchev has HARTR)R0 I .iAST HARTTORD the center field bleachers 'of the Us Comtokey gave second baseman BAlUmore Orlotos' fArm toAm In ...... r. Donmarh'a^KuIrt Nielson, numer- 73,16$ at Cteveland;s JtuiHcipal CHfSnit ^ dtoBley IHiffi in 19001 -Ufi anU:' H e to a g n m io U e ( opfioruinittoa for the better horoe JMiM wMk MtoVfodlaM, YoiOMea a M de at W im b le^, into a 14-12, 18- T IL JAdiMR T.1I1I •laiM ID rS ON TELEVISION A STAGE "8", %VKNR-IV ChMUKl 88, Ysuôa -Btodhun to now on (Uo- NoUls F ok ,a money .clip .ta t. .cot. UM) AppAlAhhlsw ItonguA H# won Stadium in 1948. D m TB. JUduM «.2 1 < | L 5 I « rigned by; Louisville in 1861 but ptey in -teammate Eddie Robin- leoting hto $,0(l0Ui m ojw taagua 12 totten At Notro to win.” Woodward god Bllawoith w Mfiarf. ^ ' plhyed th « Browma. MeaAig, 8(88 r J L . D A T . . find A two-yoAT atint in the A m y aon’s reatAunat lit BAlUmore. blL -i-i-, - grodueUng ta lieoi. to on* \ 4 .V . a

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•V, MANCHESTER EVENING He RALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ T H U R S D A Y , J U L Y 21, 1965 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALDÂNCHESTER, CONN^ THURSDAY. JULY 21, 19*5 IGffiTElilf Houmb For Sale 72 Hot For Sals ,72 .'Honaaa For Sal* 72. Suburbia For Sal* 7f 5CANCHB8TER GfUDUN — Laiga .ROCKVIUJP—Fiva years old cus- Would You Like to Go for a Dip?, Security/Boord AnUunobilM for Sslp 4 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW! By FAGALY and SHORTEN Articles For Sale 45 HpuNhold'Goods 51 Summer HomM For Rent 67 custom boUt rt»r8om p tp i On , llANOHESTER' r CAMBRIDOB S t.-5H rooms, n s floor. Lsrgs porch. M e tr ic stovs. 'tom buUt sU ^-lobm colcnlrt. OOTTAQESX and rooms, Wells Vt ocra lot, nictiy laadscapad and Uei MERCURT club aedah, LAWN f u r n i t u r e ^ all types. GOING OUT ol buiineiia! Selling rsfiigerator, Bendlx. 50. V s M T Thrdo fins bedrooms, fuU slss dln- out dreadbra,. chest of drawera, Beach', Mainly Write to Guay and ahrubbod, ‘ RaoMnably micod. •7 OLBNWOOD k't.—A 3 bedrdOm — ■ ------^ -'x • room, large living room/'Ex- Doubts Loyal^ rô,'heater, overdrive. Thiia ia a Clihira, |3'.50 ahd up. Oppoiritc Quick occupancy. John t. BtoMli, Colonial gem, 38’ living room, new i niM running car in excellent con- North Windham Fire Dept, Junc bedi, springs, mattreaaea. Ward? Morin, Mile Road, Welle Beach, LARGE 8ix room ranch with beau.' nt kltchN, hatha, plotfic robes, taWea, chairs, dining room ' Maine, or call lyblla 417WS. C rou at., 00. Coventry, Tel. Cov- youngelown cabinet kitchen-dining tlful vltw, Ooraga, two fireplacea, I, hreeteway, etteched go- diUdn for only 1706. Barlow W OM tion 0]M Route 6 and 303. I entry. PI. 3-88M. room comMnetlon completely tiled. Motota, 436 Main St., Mamdiaater. MIS ATZBO SCi«EOM06SES S u T acta,'linoleum by the yard, lino laiga lot, Manchmter AaoNlates, , patio. AU city cNVenlancas. Of Funds Aide - 13 JUwrtitM nM t MOW WMCM JIZZ80. JR,,OU0eS UP« COVENTRY l a k e Fumiahed TUe bath and lavatory, liew 1^7. Reoltora, Coll Phil Hollin. 50. nMEVlH«yMe:OQtS8EO** .w BATH TUBS, wall ai'nk, waah luba, leum ruga, all sixea', oil cook M A N a o u T iB i.- K n e p 11 o>n a 1 in minutes of schOcl, bus, IW l CHEVROLET Style line de wash bowla, thirty gallon water 'atovea, combination electric and cottages. Weekly 830 Opi, Private monont aluminum clapboard aid 8-8331, 50, 8-3434, 50. 8-0384. ImmaciiUte cN diU N ; .>j|5,7S0. CUtSSlFIED AOVT.^- 'beach,. boats, July 33 through 3-bedroom ranch; hvty water luxe’ aedan. Radio, heater, Jet boliera, gas water heaters, oil bil atovea, electric stovei. Jones ing. Bonk anproieed' to aell at tGeorge J. Cêmon, Broker; O t^ . XAMTBOUOtiriT.' /HWkT Hill heat, full cellar, trees, near IKU, n r a w . HOURS black flniah. In excellent condi ^WUAT WlUO OF AM OJTTiT 19 TIIaT water heaters. 38 Oak St. Phirniture and Floor Covering. 38 Sept. 17th. PI. 3-8335. \.^ $15,800- Sea Une homt bofora you jgANCHESim^RdUiiig Pork. SU Bonk And Truet Bultdiiig. RoCk- PBerNSNkTZV. ,^30^nzieN0 9UPP06CO1D4C? MOU LCXMC UlML echool, stores. Excellent coedi- room-complete Cap# Cod with ^ Eoett sold this languags, finst 8:1S A. M .to4;30 P. M. tion. IMS Oldamobile "88" aedan, Oak St. N q phone calls. All sales decidt. ' . vllle. TR. 8-4045. or TR. 5-4710, ’ OQistue r.AfiACC'ieACM-'i-txir-'Ai .'AND WOOLEN REMNANTS and tug WEST HILL POND-Three roplii''' tldn, Only |U,700. C srttN W. ahed donner, fireplace, full boae- niDortsd by ths Woshlngtea Post radio, neater. In very good condi ÔQCU«M final. log cabin, large sleeping porch. Hutchins, 5Q. 8-5133, 8-4884. tion. bouilaa Motwa, 333 Main St. LSftTElOOFlWAT. strips for braiding and hooklngi" Coll William McBrido—50 3-4j|ie nMnt, high alevaUN, atorm win- ■hd ^ In os Harold, to the lay SS8> ^ COPY CLOSING TIME .T>WN? ELECTRIC refrigerator and stove. | ^‘‘"''enlences. MI. dowa, ecreena, omeeite drive, NlCt.'j I.T MAlilCUT5, Jen^s Rug Shop, 85 Talcott AvA, W»attd*-4tcsl Estate "if tion of the board findings: KHK CLASSIFIED ADVT. 1164 CHEVROLET Bel Air club Rockville. TR. 5-5708. v apartment aeite. Ex^llent condi-j 3 '«S7 afte. 8 p.m, , GREEN MANOR J. W A T S O N B E A C H and OO. now vacant. Soiling for 04,500. T. MgAQf FOJR n tO M P T courtooua aorvica', 'T h a board to convlncod that tlio ‘ coupe. Two tone green and ivory tion. Also 18 ft. ladder. Ml. 9-.5132. | p ojjR r o o m lakefront cbtlage.at Rooltors Hartford JA 2-3115 J. Crockatt, Broker. Office Phone MON. THRU FRL finiah. Only 8 ^ mitea. A new car ZENITH TRANS-Oceanic portable 50. S-S418. Reaidehce 50! 8-7701. ■etUng o f buying real esUt*. call : ! I-ake Chaffee'. Available from 8ix-room ranch, attaiehsd Bs- ooBptoya (Taylor) bos ongagod l|i - 10:30 A. IL guarantee goea with thia beauty. with battery.’ May be sabn at 11 JobnoN Building Company. Mon- osploiiago and subveroiva activity Eldrldge after 4 p.m. NORGE GAS range, also Venetian i 330 per week. Call rogs, in A*1 oondlUm. Move right HENRY STREET—N a 0 and clean IiIANCHESTER—Voeont, fw r bed- cbootar. 50. 8-7438. SATURDAY 0 A. M. BarloW Mc^ra, 436 Main St., MI. 9-6922. Mancheater. blindf.for sale. Ml. 9-4890. In. Radtkht hot water heat, oil, ■lx TOpma, m e floor, oil hot water room -home. Detached garage. agolaat tho Utotod Statos. . , ood ROTAL. AND Smlth.Corona port tile bath, veiiatUn blinds, combi heat, garage, omoslta drivt. Large Nicely tandacapod lot. Attractive IF READY to buy, stu, oxchonga that ho waa oad pooslbly otlU to TOCK able and standard typewriters. real estmta, mortgages arranged. 1848 CHEVROLBTS, de luxe, nation aluminum'windows, doors. trees, nicely secluded. Near bus. nelghiMrhood. All utilities. $3,300 on odhoront to the Commuatot modela, 1886, ftill price. 1847 Chev All makes of adding machines Wanted—^To Buy 58 Wanted To Rent '68 Laige lot. Owner mbviiig but.,of Only $14,500. Ctorlton W. Hutchins. cXito required. Total monthly pay Cn s u U Howard -R. Haotlnga, sold or rented. Repairs on all Agency. 50. 8-1107. Idoology..’* rolet, Mercury, 196. Dougiaa A VETERAN with wife and Infant town. 50. 8-5182, 50. 8-4884. / ment $81.33. Call now, Warren E. makes, Marlow’s. , WANTED- Five, string banjo, Howland, Rerttor. 50 . 3-8600. D ia l Motora, 383 Main. desires 3 or 4 unfurnished or par- The opinion sold further that excellent condition. Phone Secrlflce •814.850 ’V , MUST BE SOLD-8-8 duplex. Ex U STIN dS WANTED - Singlo, Taylor "catogorioaUy denied that / • 18M CHEVROLET, 1846 Dodge, HOT AIR pipeleM ' furnace with 9-1889 between 9 and 8, Ask liallv fuj>hishpd' rooms. Caii any cellent condiUm, Urge lot, all 5^ R(X)M ranch, all utilities, con two-family, threq-famUy, bual- time, 9-0185. ^ he hod ever Iheen a memhor ot aa 1841 Chevrolet, 1848 Naah. Trana- oil burner and attachments. Ml. Don. CNvenimcee. Coll A. Rertc, 50. venient to echoor and bus line. ness property. Have many coab eapionmgo zing or oC the Commu 9-3733. 4*100. Call 5O.''3-6106 for appointment. buyers. Mortgages arranged. portation for $6. per week. Doug- 2', a n 3~ ROOM unfurnished GEORGE L. GRAZIADIO nist party, hut bo ocknowlodgod laa Motora. 333 Main St,. Pleaae ceil George L. Groatodlo, hto oosociatlon with numtraua Lost and Poiind TELEVISION 17” G. E. table Rooms. Without Board 59 apartment for insurance working Realtor FOUR FA50LY home, nice loca- VERNON, near Parkway, very de- Rerttor. 50. 8AS7S! 108 Henry model? Excellent for cottage or couple. MI. 3-6370 after 5 p.m. 5 0 9-587S tlm, cloae to Main Streat and ■irahla split-leval home. Fireplace poraona who have boon Idontlflod TOUND — A place wliera you can 1854 FORD "8” country aedan 8- paaaeMer atatlon wagon, two tone summer home," 843. MI. 3-7457, rURNISH Ep ROOM for cburchea. ImmedUt# occupancy. . in knotty pine, ■emt-finiehed rec- With one or both groups." Mcuta a complete Une of lodtUnK WANTED 5 or 6 room unlurniah* ATTRACTIVE Six room Cape, Im, blue. Real low mileage on the man or AoUiw 04,500. Elva Tyler, Rert- reatlN room pliu laundry and ARB YOU CONSIDERma " Scott sold his next atop after , yania and accenoriea, Mamped working couple. 54 High j apartment. Call MI. maculate condition, ceramic Ule tha effort through Sea. Jahnston’a beauty from a'Weat H aôrd fam St. tor. 50. 8-4488. .lavatory facilities. Near bu$ line. SE LLIN G YOUR PROPERTY T cooda. embroidery cottona jm d YORK AIR conditioner. ______I 9-3378. bath both floore, cabinet kitchen, ily who took exceptionally good Located. N iy 35 minutes from We will appratoo your property subooinmlttee w ill bo bofora tho thnada. At Tour Tarn ~7hA¥Ju.tIr 8200. MI. 9-9779 or 9-9819. PLEASANT, fumiahed room, suit fireplace, atorm eeah, garage, OLD COLONIAL 14 room house. aecurity board Itaelf.- care of-> it. New car guarantee FATHER and high school daughter Hartford. Ftnl price, $16,500, with froe and without any obligation. Shop SO GottofeSt. Phone MI. WAL7S9 t^CLLtl} r-xi able for one adult. Cooking privi smesite drive. Nicely landscaped, North End. One'acre of land. On Uber0 financing. Many more w q also buy property for cash.' He told a reporter his plea w ill goea with thia car. Bariow Motora, COMBINATION Storm slid screen desire 3-4 room furnished apart 816,500. Warren E. Howlend, lleel' t-TUi. 435 Main St;, Mancheater. ■SOUTKI, a*a«.yd. leges. 50. 9-3884. biia line. Good income' property. homes available in the Manches Sellhyt or bu0ng rontoct be hosed mainly on the contention aosTiCjM.c. door. 3 feet by 6 feel 8 Reason ment or house. MI. 9-7444. tor. MI. 3-8800. Reduced 08,500. For appiikntment ^ a t there was material in Die lO flT—Sunday in vldnlty of the •MceTiM able.- MI. 9-4301. ter area. $8,300 Up, Gaatm Real STANLEY BRAY. Reiltor . MsClVtl MlWiPAHt STMDICAri c BEAUTTFULLT fumiahed spacious crtl JNn A. Lawler. 50. 8-7175, findings wlilch iwver got la ^ the OoTe at Coventry Lake, white 1949 PLTMOUTH four-door, ape- 4 - 5 ROOM unfurnished apart 810.900—Two bedroom ranch, oU ty, 185 School St. 50. 9-3851. Eve- mAB-BURN REALTY cial de luxe. Heater, 8350. See at room with complete light house ___I ...... 'nings and Sunday, 50. 9-9531, hearing and which, oonaaquiont^y, gold engagement ring, ruby with ment for ytumg working couple. brick, garage, large ahade traea, ______X 50-3-S278 > 81 Walnut St. Ml. 9-4483. keeping facilities avallabi'e. Will FIVE ROOM ranch; oU UtUiUoa, 8- 7488. Taylor never got a ohaaos to f t - emerald cut diamonda on each Boats and Accessories 46 'Tent single or double. Children ac Cali Ml. 9-9382 after 5 p m. picket fence, eentrel,'convenient. large lot with abode treea, good 10- WANTED—Fqur'or 5 room houie^ H ie M. S. Kelleher Co. is mqving alohg on the construction of the Ugh achool swimming pool; butdt’s fute. aide. Rewaid. Phone MI. 3-6877. Business Services Offered 13 Painting—Papering 211 Help Wanted— Female .33 cepted (limited). Central. Reason Carlton W. Hutchine: 50. 9-5133, catlm. CoU 50. 8-8106 for appotnt- $1000 DOWN large 3 bedroom 9-4894. $14,200 or under, several clients doubtful that any residents will find rolief in it from the current heat Th# concrete pool walls ore In He field he will otoo raise the ' 1947 d 6 d g e . radio and. heater. JOHNSON 5 h.p able. Mrs. Dorsey, 14 Arch St. ment, ranch, fireplace, tile bath, cellar, with substantiaKcash. Carlton W. question o f unidonUfled informora LOST—Three atrand pearla near MEILODY RADIO—T.V., phono'a. WALLPAPER REMOVED. 88 per MIDDLE-AGED aa companion outboard, 885. Busjnes Property For Sale 70 place'showing the pipes which will let water into the pool. The corrugated metal covers the pipe tun M I,^-3438. I MI. 9-3335. garage, over 1 acre, large trees, Hutchins. Ml. 9-^3 , 9-4694. whose storiei - y fe n oocepfisd Mary Cheney Library. Reward. Night calla. Guaranteed service. | room, more ro^ma, lower rate. k'URNISHED ROOM—Near Main $8,800-SIX R005C homo, oU hot nels and Is-ihe form over which the slab will be poured for the deck around the pool. Through the and housekeeper elderly lady. OPPORTUNITY Plus FulTyequij^. / BOLTON LAKE — WinteitS^ high elevatiN,. suburban. Carlton ■gainst Taylor's sworn danlola. MI. 9-lSM. 1980 CHEVROLET automatic, aix M l 9-3380. clean, efficient aervice„MI, 9-9158. Pleasant aurroundlnlga. Will have St. Gentleman preferred. MI water hoot goragt, 3-8 s o n . Nsor tunnel run the drains which will drain the deck and the drrtns which w ill' empty the gutter at the top j 14 FT, DUNPHY molded plywood ped specialty shop, th* only on# ''^year round home on'the lake. Four W. Hutchins, 50 . 8-8132, 8-4694. WANTED—Two-famiW houses, also excellent Urea. Abaolutely-> new owrn living quarters, and aeparatW 9-2170. 9 Hazel St. bus; achml. Carltm W. Hutohim. singles, clients waitlngy Call A, of the pool walls. T h e tunnel also carries ths “ domestic" plumbing for that part of the building and W ill Follow Peters Gass LAND CLEARED and construe-1PMNTING, interior and exterior; boat, 8400. Maatercraft trailer, like it in town. Main street Joes- and one half rooms, full basement, I f he has to go to court, Soott car condition. Every extra imagin bath. Write Box L, HeVald. 875. Hutchinson. Ml. 3-7285. 50. 8-5133 • 8-4884. MANCHESTER — 11 ■ room two- Reale, Broker. MI. 9-109. in all ia one of. the ritoat complicated portions pIumMng-wiae. Six heating lines 0so''Yun through the tion of lawns, retaining walls Floor san.ding. refinishing. Call tion. I.OW overhead. Owner sacri artesian W'ell. Only 80.800. Cash s0d, his aim wiU be to go, oti from Penonsia able. MI. 9-9158. ficing due to ill health. Call The family dwelling. O ntrolly located. tunnels, one of them for Ihe^radlant heat in the pool deck and the others for ordinary heating in the built, grass and bushes cut and after 5 p.m. Vernon Hutchins. Ml. LARGE TW IN bedroom. Kitehen down of $1,800. Payments of $75.50 HENRY STREET—Three bedrmm "where the Peters case loft off," WANTED—Transportation for two i Ellsworth MiUen Agency, Real Two car garage. Laig# lot. 170 area. The pool filtering equfimientaent room isIs at the righttight end behind'behind the high wall. The Insliinside of the removed. Arthur Gay. MI. 9-6275. j 9-2937. Help Wanted— Male 36 5 H. P. ElXIIN outboard motor. privileges. Parking. MI. 3-4724. per month covers interoat, prin ronchoa now nearing completlm. foot frontage. Excellent spot for pool will be tiled. and teat the constitutionality at Mrls to vicinity of Barbour St., 1840 FORD pickup truck. Good tors, MI. 3-6930, or Mr. Higgins, cipal, taxes, insurance. Amoag the many excellent fea the loyalty procedures generally. Hutford, working hours 8:80 to 5. Like new, 885. MI. 9-5458. MI. .3-8609. ro6ming house, convrtescent ■r?- condiUon. Ml. 8-3438,- RED CEDAR clothes polea in- { CARPENTERS wanted. Rough and (XIMFORTABLE, light housekeep tures era the built-in electric home. Many other poasibilitles. Prol>ers Wei^h The Stîreme Ctourt held oa June JA. 3-llU, avenlnga MI. 8-474J, ing room, single, working person stalled. Also free estimates on Bonds— Stocks— finish men. 50 hour week. Call ranges and ovens. If you hurry Coil for further Information. Alice landed was one covering the en- 8 .that Dr, John P. Peters, senior M L 8-9789. 1863 BUICK convertible. Radio, fences. MI. 9-9757. 1 James A. McCarthy. MI. 9-6474 preferred. MI. 3-6951. MANCHESTER—Older home on ym will have your choice of ■fire operations of Avco 51anufac- MortKages 31 Diamonds— Watcht Houses For Sale 72 »aat side, three down, three up. dom pet. Realtor. Phone MI. professor o f medicine at Yolo Uhl- heater, power steering and power between 8 and .7 p.m. Jew«Irjr decorating. Priced at $15,700 with 9- 4543. Talbott Letters t ^ n g Co. of New York, headed LaP/ointe Co. Expands; versity. woa fired Ulegally on brakes. .Four brand new white HONEY WAGON. SepUc tank serv-1 wE'RE READY to help you con- 48 Full basement, oil steam heat, FHA financing available. Hensel by Victor Emanuel. Thia company, Automobiles for Sale 4 ice. Installing repairing, clean-1 ROOM FOR rent. Bath, parking. M.\.NCHE.STER larê front porch, one car gO' loy0ty charges from a poet oa gov wall Urea. Metallic blue finiah soiidate that list of debts into one LEONARD W. YOST, Jeweler, re Custom btiilt I 'i year old, 7 k Peterman, Inc., Builders. Phone aa of 'lu t month, had a backlog of ernment health consultant. withm black top. Barlow Motora, ing. J. P. Fay, 404 WeUierell St.. WANTED—Experienced carpenter. For gentleman. Tel MI. 3-1406. raRe, good size lot. Immediate oc MI.. 6-3001 or 50! 9-9404. (Continued from Page One) easy monthly payment calculated pairs, adjusts watches expertly. I'Oom Oairi.son Colonial 4 bed $200 million in defense contracts lMe, '*4T, ’48. CHEVIES. Fords, 436 Main St., Manchester. Mancheater. MI. 9-2330 Call 50. 3.7270 alter 6. rupancy. ■ Asking price on this is Lots For Sale 71 'The High C o u r t, howevsr. BUicks, Olonnobllea. Completely in relation to your needs. Cali M8I Reasonable prices. Open daily. PLEASANT ROOM, central, kitch rooms, large living rooni with he made" to ti'C Armed Services for the A ir Force and the Navy. 50 New W orkers Seen steered clear of the queatlona Redman or Frank Burke at CH. 812.000. Hard to find a value in a xwcoBdltloned th ro ^ o u t. Two MANCHESTER - T. V. Service, TOOL AND gauge makers wanted Thursday evenings. 129 Spruce en privilege;)^ If desired. Oentie- group. "Other big firms that employed whether ‘ a loyalty finding to 1948 MERCURY convertible, very 6-8897. Connecticut Mortgage Ex raiaed fireplace, pine-paneled rec. location like this in Mancheater. MANCHESTER BOLTON—Building lots, one acre doon and four dobra. No down radio and T,V. specialists since .for precision work. All paid holi Street. 50. 9-4387. '.fnan. Parking. MI. 3-5724, reation room with fireplace, I ’ i -*8900101’ Partnership Mulligan since 1953 (the year Tal "puniahment" and cornea under tho good: condition, 8275. Ckll MI. change, 27 Lewis St., Hartford— Rolling Park and over 150' front dach, eatab- bott took office) were the Bald'- Hockville,. July 21 "Ifipecirt)*—T payment. Good credit la our only 9-3507 after 8 p.m. 1934. Charter member of Telsa. days and benefits. 'Top rates if you baths. Excellent neighborhood. constitutional requirement of'due (til noon on Saturdays). liohed, residential area. Priced Talbott tol i the Armeu Service.-' win-Lima-Hamilton Corp.: Olin (Consolidation of Allied Products, raquhnunent. As low as |8 per M l. 9-8880 or Ml. 3-4807. qualify. See Stanley. The Newton Shown by appointment onlv. BOLTON—Cape ,Cod with five to sell. Warren E. Howland, Real process of law. Peters raised that Garden— Farm— Dairy I CX)5IF0RTABLE room with kitch Six room complete Cape Cormmlttee he was giving up other Industries; the Greyhound Corp., formerly of- Dorchester, Maas., B e tro ip ie d week. Come In today. Sea Bob FIRST AND Second mortgages Company, 55 Elm St. Manches Asking 819.900 rooms finished and one unfinished. tor. 50. S-AOOO. 50. 3-5nI. business connections but would issue over witnesses who wero not Oliver, at Canter Motor Salea, 48i 1951 PONTIAC convertible. Excels FLOOR SANDING, refiniahed knd ter. Products 50 en privileges. MI. 9-2651. Acre of ground. House has plas C()d with shed dormer, fire and Libby-Owens-Ford Glass Co. and LaPointe Electronics, Inc., of identified or cross exOminSiL bought for our own account! Fast, MORA.V retain a "special" partr.ership in of Toledo, Ohio. Mala S t lent condlUon. MI.9-9057. waxed. We'klao clean and wax all tered walle, full basement, ga- place, full basement, high FOR SALE—Lot 80 x 185. Centrrt this city w ill mean employment The Suprome Court ruling was types of floore, r iU ^ r , asphalt, confidential service. Manchester BLACKBERRIES—^ Pick your own. ROOM FOR iqiddle-aged couple, REAL ESTATE the Mulligan firm, which special ROUTE SALESMAN for laundry i-age and. nicely landscaped lot. location, garden and shade trees. "In every instance, the .files for about 50 more local people. It that the'old Senior L oy0 ty Review YOU CAN’T SEE theaa from the 1949 OLDSMOBILE . ‘ ‘88’, 1947 tiles, linoleum and \ô used cars from your and 9 p.m. G laatdi^ry ME. area. These highly, successful corner of Summit and William has ba.sement, fireplace, plastered cut out of profits on 5iulligan con hoard has been abolished and the 3-9871. Household Goods 51 woman. References. Ml. 9-0887. Residence "MI 9-7751 eration on full .basis at the new Pontiac dealer. Good prices and drive-in ice cream store franchises Sts. MANCHESTER—Six room Cape walls, ceramic tile bath, high ele tracts with firms doing govern Taylor decision was by tha psmel terms aa low aa $3 per week. Mc BOB'S UPHOLSTERY. For free are now available. Carvel stores location in Rockville." FRIGIDAIRE electric stova and Cod. Two unfinished. Irtclosed vation. Price on this is $14,500. At FOR SALE—Lot hear Coventry ment business. that has original Jurisdiction. Clure Pontiac, Inc., 378 Main St. estimates call PI. 2-7553. TRUCK MECHANIC. Full time. Lake. Phone 50 , 3-7341. The statement continued, "This are delivered to you complete In ice box. Excellent condition. Tel. Apartments— Flat^— 'porch, garage, amesite drive, present there is a State mortgage M ANCHESTER-aix room Cape, "rhe report that the McClellan A minority of the Supreme Court MI. 8-4845. 1941 CHEVROLET club coupe, cluding odr own exclusive pat Someone with experience on Ford Committee might drej its inquiry w ill benefit the company and the reasMiable. Cali MI. 9-3794. FENCES ERECTED, cedar split Ml. 9-9206. screened storm windows, awn St l 'i % interest that can be as fine condition, good tocation. Full contended that m the Peters cose ented equipment and special for ..trucks ■preferred, but not necea- Tenements 6.1 50' X 100' LOT. Near Coventry Lake was published in the Chattanooga community by leveling off the the tribunal should hs've paaotd 3961 CHEVROLET Station wafop rail, wire, etc. Phone MI. 9-5638, ings. Near school, church and bus. sumed. Balance of 87..300. price, 812,900. Short way out—one on Route 31. Tel. Windtor MU. '‘4|aotS«oaa mratolwd By mula products. Training, super sary. Apply at The Thomas Colla ' Times. That newspaper in a Wash seasonal variation of employ on the use o f "faceless Informera” four door, eight passenger, radio, INTBRNA'tlONAL school bus. or BU. 9-0483. TWO FURNISHED rooms with Owner Ml. .3-84,30. three bedroom ranch. Cellar, 8-30SS. Cabpra k Hiddlebritok. Im vision, advertising and merchan Co., 251 Broad St., Manchester. | ONE 9 x 12 RUG, One sofa bed ment.” / in loyalty matters. Scott saM -thm heater, PowergUde. Five nearly Good condition. Priced 8350. MI. private bath, toislneas block on large lot. Should qualify for GI. ington dispatch said McClellan was 1 p. os. piieea 9-4418. dising methods. No experience • Phone MI. 9-3070. BOLTON—New ranch homes on Full price, 813,700. One two-bed reported to favor cutting the rtudy Moving of AlHod to Rockville wsa testimony against Tlayfor new Urea. 100% In every respect necessary. Choice approved lo- bus line, free parking. See ^ M r j MANCHESTER Fernwood Drive, off. South Street. LAKE ST., VERNON Beak Btacha began/k week ago Monday,- oc- Household Services MASON TEN D E R -C all MI. 3-1301 Keith, Keith Variety, room ranch, Full price, $10,800. off if Talbott took steps to get out given weight by the board, from Ready to go. For the best In cars. 1954 FORD custom line. Loaded catlpna available. From 89,000 NINE CUBIC foot electric refrig Ideal residential section. Homes Bid Asked dVjhug to Jon Sloesbach, mana Bob Oliver, Center Motor Salea, Offered 13-A any time. Square. Nice and clean 4-room expand- Over 40 more listings of oU kinds. of the Mulligan firm. soiw es "whosa credMUty needs with accessories. Will accept to 818,000 down payment requir erator. Good for camp or cottage, have 5’ 3 rooms, full basement, Cali The Ellsworth Mitten Agen- 5 beautiful building lot.s to McClellan, the story skid, "is p in t National Bank ger of the Rockville plant. He testing.’’ 48i Main St. ed. Write Carvel. 95 South Central 850. MI.’ 3-4410. able.Cape Cod. Fireplace, oil heat, -be~sold individually or collec of Manchester . . . . 28 33 Said the move should be com trade. Call MI. 9-7174. FLAT FINISH Holland window FIRST CLASS mechanic to work in FIVE ROOM flat. second . floor. large kitchen, convenient location. fireplace, plastered walls. AyOll- cy. Realtor. 50. 3-6930, o f Mr. anxious to avoid smearing th^ 'Thera was no icanediato shades, made to measure. All Ave., Hartadale, N. Y. or phone able for occupancy within thirty Higgins, 50. 3-8809. Htirtford National pleted in a week or eo and should meat from Taylor himself. 3864 CHEVROLET. 4 door, heater, a new, modern garage, servicing WANTED Rent 855 monthly. Write Box W, Full price tively. Overlooking.whole Con Secretary's reputation undeserved \ • defroater and aignal lights. Driven metal veneUan blinds at a new White Plains 8-8200, collect. ' General Motors products. "Top Herald. days. necticut Vally on former Wil ly bv open hearings.'’ ■" Bank and Trust Co. 32 34 be In full production hero by the TayRr bps long fought chaargos leas than 8,000 miles. Like new Auto Driving School . 7-A tow price. Keys made while you pay for right man. Many com Reliable, Honest Person MANCHESTER— The Chattanooga Times said Mc Conn. Bank and end of the month. that hs wOs a aubveratot. H s w o* CASH INCOME - - Want reliable TO TAKE OVER LARGE, one room heated, furnish 'T. J. CROCKETT' son Farm, just soth of Fay's Tru st Co...... 74 79 Slossbach said the mfll needed In every respect. See Bob Oliver MANCHESTER Driving Academy. wait. Mariow’8: parties, men or woifien. to own pany benefits such as paid vaca- Ill CONCORD ROAD Clellan was expected to call a meet-' named by EUzabetfi BoiiUey, a ofio- \ UNPAID BALANCE ed apartment, refrigerator, gas Gambolati built .4''j I'O o m , over (Real Estate Broker) TV Barn. Manchester Trust .. 65 mostly stitchers in their house today at Center Motors Sales, 481 Manchester’s oldest, most recom and operate chains of RCA- tiona, sick benefits, life, hbspitol- ing of the subcommittee tpday and Naylor Photo. time 09mmuniat courier, -os oaa ot Main S t WEIAVING of bums, moth holes izatlon Insurance. Call for apînt- MO.NTHLY PAYMENTS , range, use of stal^ shower. Adults size Cape Cod with breezevvay and Fire InanraBee Oomponlea hold department'. Stitchers aro a groUp of persons who obe sold mended, your safety, our buei- and tom clothing, hosiery rune, licensed coin-operated televisions garage. Quiet neighborhood, ,’x'icely 244 Main Street Lar8!e five room ranch in "press for approval of hjd move to Margaret M. Folkpwskl ment, aak for Mr. McClure, Mc 817.63 j 81t weekly. 10 Depot Square, J E R R Y ^ A Y , Broker dismiss, the matter." Aetna F i r e ...... 71 >i 74 >4 usually women or blind men, he were' engaged in e^konage. BEFORE YOU BUY a usad car ness. License guaranteed. Stand handbags repaired zipper re ahd radios. TTisy operate one-half Apartment 4. landkcaped lot. Fnil) price 815,800. Phone: OCflce 5tl 3-6416 .îd. In addition, ht expected to ard or automaUc. Mr. Micl^tte Clure Pontiac,. 373 Main St. 3 Complete The dismissal, the. Story added, Hartford Fire ...... 170 180 _ J k a" tAAprfi, f Taylor tosued ______a tfH- \ Sea Gorman' Motor Salea. Bulck placement, umbrellas repaired, or one hour for 26c. We secure lo Residence 50 6-7751 closed breezeway, two car ga Phone ML^-7029 or Ml 9-3384 hire about 10 men for the miU- Mr. and 5lrs. Joseph Fslkowaki' your peraonal Instructor. Dial PI. cation in your area (local or'oOt Rooms o f Brand New * would be on the" bails of Talbot's National Fire ...... 100 110 M « e atatoment cfaaUenglng . ^v-Salea and Service, 386 Main men’s ahirt collars reversed and MAIN STREET—Three rooTOV®*' GLA.STONBURY— ivork and 15 people to work on of 68 Alton St. announce the en 3-7349 any Ume. of state i for you In motets and- Furniture rage, recreation rooms in or testimony at a c^flrraatlon hear Phoenix ...... -86 91 gogement and coming marriage of BenUey’s crwfibility. His attorasy Streat. Ml. -8*4571. Open avenlnga. replaced. Marlow's Little Mend STORK MANAGER ed apartment. Stove and refriger Four miles from Manchester. Six the television antenna assembly ing Shop. hotels. This adds up to handsome Beautiful Westinghouse Elec. ator. Available AugufL 1st. 885. FOUR F’A50LY house. Beautiful See Jeir y Fay at hi.s former ing and on the assumption that he Life and Indemaitv Ins. Coo., their daughter, Margaret Mary, tq then demanded the right to onawsr MORTLOCK’S DfUVINO School. profits. Can be hahdled in spare WANTED Refrigerator room home, one car'garage, .act'eral yard, ideal location. Near bus, baseihent, large lot, beautiful would move t ^ disassociate him Aetna Life ...... 270- 290 line. the charges publicly bofora tho 3841-40 OLDER Chevrolata, Forda Call MI. 3-7925 or 50: 3-1207, TV Barn I on Lake St. Employment o f. these will bring Peter A. PUKaltis Jr., son of 5(t. other good transpoiiaUcsi. Good Lost confidence quickly restored FORMICA, counters, plaatlc wall time and built into full;time busi Beautiful Bedroom Suite outbuildings. Eight acres of land. school. Inquire owner, 44 Lewis self from the!%ulligan firm. Aetna Casualty...... 260 and Mrs. Peter A. PUkaltia of ,£53 Senate Internid Becurity jatooosp- I Full price 815..500. the total number of workers to cn dlt enablea ua to accapt $5 by ■ skilled, courteous thstruetor. tUe, asphalt, rubber, vinyl, lino ness. You collect once a month. For retail factory outlet Beautiful Living Room Suite f i v e : ROOM unfumiahed apart St. view, Three minutes from The NewvYork Times said in 'a Conn. General ...570 595 Hilliard St. / tolttee and'to cross examine lltoa Liesnse included. Insured, dual about 2(X), the manager sold. dowK Douglas Motors, 886 Mala leum,"cork tile. Headquarters for Profits start immediately. Mini .store sellrnsr sweaters' and Beautiful Dinette Set ment near Manch^ter, Green. Washington dispatch that Talbott Hartford Steam Boil. . 94 M in Frtkowski is a graduate of Bentley at a heSiing-before wiQt At controUed standard and hydrama- ’ ’do-U-youraelf.’’ 50. 8-3855. The mum cash investment 8875.00 to Beautiful "De* Luxe" Range Available Aug. Ist^/Adults pre HEBRO.N— MAN(?HESTER—Central six room Wilbur Cross Highway. Ex Suburban For Sale 75 Travelers (new) ____118 124 However, the company does not group. Uo care. Ml. 9-7898. sport.swear, upeningr in Rock Citpe. Two unfinished, tlrcplace, has contihued to share in the Arm's plah to bring many o f its Dor Mount St. Joseph Academy, West TUe Shop, Buckland. 83.590,00, secured by equipment. Instead of Westinghouse Elec. ferred. Referencea required. Write Six room Dutch Colonial, attach profits A’hile in office, and added: . PDMIe Ottmiw Hartford, class of 195y and ,18 The subcommittee said It vrould 3950 CHEVROLET de luxa aedan, ville. Write Riving: jEull details Box D, Herald. lot 65 X 140. Only 813,600. Bxclu- UPPER BOLTON Lake-Reautiful chester employes to the new loca AUTO D RIVINa Inatruotton. AU No risk of losing your investment Refrigerator if you prefer ed garage. large lot. Full price cellent neighborhood. For ap "It Was reported that Mr. Tal- Cohn. Light Power .. 19 21 presently employed in /the sales hear Taylor,' but could not aiibjeot radio, beater, good condlUon, SMA^J, JOBS in electric wiring. ■as long as people watch televlaion to Mr. FoRclman 813,800. sive. Moran Real Estate. 50. year round six room, white stucco tion. he added. Only 10 or IS Miss Bentley to crooa exunlaatiCB 'lessons on insured dual control Rugs. Lamps. Tables, Linoleum 3-4351. home. Very large living room with had under considâtion a Corni. Power 43 45 department at Hairiiton Standard throughout. Small down payment. Receptacle installed. Call MI. and listen to radios. If you can end e Few Other Articles pointment call \ would conie to Rockville, he said, by hit attorney. Easy terms. Dougiaa Motora, 333 C6US, standard or automatic. 3-8433. Clarence Smith, 21 Knox Business lAications fireplace. Three bedrooms. Excel- suêstlon that he offer to sever Hartford Elec. Lt. 60 >4 62 <4 and of these, four would be em Division of United Aircraft Corp., qualify and hav? the necessary MILL OUTLET STORES, Inc. EAST HARTFORD— 5IODIFIED six room^ ranch, en Windsor Locks. Main. Capabla experisneed Instructors. St. EVERYTHING 'lept kitchen, radiant heat. Screen an connections with Paul B. MuIIt- Hartford Gas Co. . 3814 41 ployed In breaking in new em — ^ ^ / / I .. caah and desire financial aecurity, Unionville, Conn. For Rent 64 trance hall, fireplace, Ule bath, Cordner Auto School. 50. 8-8010, THE UNPAID Five room ranch. Hot water 'nil . McK i n n e y ed porch. Directly on waterfront. /gan k Co. for the future. However, So. New England ployes on the machines. Mr. PllluUtia graduated from JA. 7-8880. write at once for appointment. oil hot water heat, ohiminum Tel...... 43>, 45<4 Manchester High School and re- FIRST CHOICE USED CARS Please give age, address and BALANCE PRICE THREE r o o m office space, will heat, nicety, landacaped lot. Excel Immaculate condition, 815.00& members of the subcommittee said New Type Antenna All replies held in strict O N LY 8488.28 lent condition Full price 812.600. storm windows, .full cellsr, split George J! Coleman, Broker, Con no such proposal had as yet been .ceived his bachelor of arts degree LARSON’S DRTVINO School, Buildine-^^ntracting 14 hone to Southern Distributing renovate to suit tenant. 2nd floor BROTHERS, Inc. Mannfoetnftnt Coraoanle* Announcement was alao made 1953 DODQE CORONET V-8 confidence. 5'ree storage until w'onted. Free Manchester Savings Loan Bldg, Cali for further information. roil fence, amesite drive, near necticut Bank and Trust Buildthg, advanced by Mr. Talbott in formal Allied Thermal W. I, 54 .59 in chemistry from the UhiversHy ktoncheatar’s only trained and 925 Sixth Ave., Huntington, k bus line, school, only 813,500. today of a neW line of TV anten A one ownbr, car wiUi. 23.000 STONE. BRICK work and concrete West Virginia. delivery. Free set up by our own Apply Manchester Savings / k Many other liatings. Phone Phone MI 3-6060 or MI 9-3931 Rockville. TR. 6-4045 or /' TR. term.'*;" Am. Hardware ...? 21'1 23'4 nas. Known as tile Rotenna, the of Connecticut in June. He ia em certified tnatriictor. For your safe work Call 50. 8-5451 daya. 50. Loan, 1007 Main St. Carlton W. Hutchins. 50. 9 5133, 5-4710. Talbott, the story added, "was ployed in the chemistry lobor0ory EMERGEN61F actual miIs8..TWortdne Ivory and ty we ore trained to teich proper reliable men. Arrow, Hart, Heg. . .52 55 product combines antenna and ro 3-5043. Valentino Belluccl. ALICE CLAMPET 9-4694, expectro to present a more definite A.sso. Spring ...... 27 30 at Royal Typewriter.Co., Hartford. blue with gyromaubJtrenamlaslon, ly. 50. 8-8075. Salesmen Wanted 36-A NO PAYMENTS TO BANKS ROCKVILLE— Eight roohi single. tor,.In one unit that can be in OILIURNER etc. ' Help Wanted— Female 35 OFFICES AVAILABLE in top Realtor—MI 9-4543 proposal" to, the subcommittee to Bristol Brass s...,. 1-1, 19', A fall wedding la planned. OR FINANCE COMPANIES* Manchester location. Ideal for Four bedrooms garage, ail city stalled in IS minutes, "even by $1,295 W05t£N MOST careful drivers! 51ASON — Fldldstone a specialty. MARRIED MEN. ages 35 ,tb 85, Phone Me Immediately day. Collins ...... 11’* children," Slossbach aoid. Priced at SERVICE WANTED—Woman for light houae- With two years of high school or dentist, insurance or real estate. conveniences. Haa twd additional The New York Times story also Em-Harl ...... 28 31 antennas and a line of household Never too old to learn. Female in- Ernest Toth. 5U. 9-3307. Hartford CH 7-0358 MANCHESTER •— Attractive six A Delight At First Sight! Sor Pfgtty For.Gitls unfinished rooms, $13,000 George 829.95 and $34.95, depending bn the atructor. Standard automatic. keeping work afternoons, atarting better preferred, for established Ample parking, moderate rental. said; Fafnir Bearing . 43 46 goods -such os mops, the plant pro ^1946 DODGE i/s-TON x ' September. Ml. 9-7177 between 7 After 7 P. M. CH 8-4690 For information call Mr Werb- room home. Fireplace, oil heat, J. Colemkn, Broker Connecticut model, the unit is installed in thf CALL Dual iiiBUred cor. 51 and M Driv NEW CONSTRUCTION, ramodel- delivery salea work. Pleasant out ■ "A series of letters to .industri Landers-Frary Clk. 2414 26'4 attic, o'r garage, and is protected duces precision parts for the air PICKUP and 9 p.m. only.,r See It Day Or Njght ner, 50. 3-4112, or 50. 9-6885. landscaped lot. Asking 812;900. Bonk and Trust Building. Rock craft industry. This ' departmenl ing School. Ml. 8-8541. Ing and repairing expertly done. door work. guarante«d salary plus alists - » many of them written by N. B. Machine Co. . . 37'., 40*- from the elements.' Locally owned. Excellent 'condi If you have no'mean’s of trans 8t0.3(K) mortgage for 30 yeara ville. T R . 6-4045, or TRr 5-4710. employs about 45 men and is not WILUAMS ■/!'. Eatlmatee gladly given. Robert M. WOMEN! Earn extra Caah weekly commission. Vacation. Paid hos OFFICE SUITE, excellent decor, Secretary Talbott on Air Force N. Eastern Steel .. 6'n 7'4 tion. We sold this truck new.' JIas pitalization and insurance, and portation, I'll send my auto for available. Morithly payment 873. Slossbach noted that the coat seasonal work, as is the cose In the Alexander. Ml. 9-7718. addresaing and mailiijig circulars complete facilities. Street and Madeline Smith. MI, 9-1642 stationery — were c i; r c u I a t e d North and Judd .... 35 .78 compares With a price, tag of over - OIL SERVICI had no heavy ^ r k . \ Moiorcydes— Bicycles 11 pension plans. Apply Mr. A. W. you: No obligation. $17,800 other departments. Slossbach said. for ua. For details, 'Write mer rear parking. Rental, 875. 351 Cen (yesterday) to members of the Russell 5Ifg. 9 lO 'i 8100 for conventional out-door type GENERAL Construction, altera Foraker, 750 Wethersfield Ave., Thee ompany aiso recently in- chandise Mart. (Dept. 8) 445 A—L—B—E—R—T— S ter St. 50. 9-1880 or 50. 9-3549. SOUTH WINDSOR Seriate Permanent Subcommittee Stanley Works .... 5 8 ', 61'2 antenna-rotor installations, and ia 1950 WILLYS ALL METAL BICYCLE REPAIRING, all types, tions, remodeling, plastic tile, Hartford, (?onn. Terry Steam ...... stalfed a plating line thereby eli MI-9-4548 English a specialty. Now oped 4 Pro.spect Rd., Springfield. Pa, 43-45 A L L Y N ST., HARTTORD oil Investigations. They bore a 120 just os good. STATION AVAGON \ counter wocic garage, etc,- No Job SPACIOUS Professipnai Office. Custom built six room ranch Torrington ...... 2.3 minating the necessity of sending p.m. to 0:30 p.ip. Mancheater ‘Confidential' stamp." 25 Production of this new line, is Here ia an' excellent second car. too omali-. Eugene Glrardin, 18 DO YOU MAKE,your qwn clothes? SOLID MAPLE extension table. In Ground floor, Main St. Ample A LA R G E US. Envelope com., 92 this Work to other firms. > \ Cycto Shop, 188 Wert Middle Turn- Situations Wanted— with attached gargge, on one The New York Times, in its 100 presently a little over 200 a day, Easy to handle and excellent gas Trotter. MI. 8-8509, Do you sew for others? If you do excellent condition, maple table parking. M I 3-6900. U. S. Envelope pfd. . 72 77 Îke, 50, 8-3CM. Heavy Duty acre Ibt. This house ha.s to Be report th at' Talbott has solicited but'the manager sold he hoped it mileage. and you are interertiid in a posi Male 39 and six chairs, small size Hooaier business for the Mulligan fir m , ■Veedcr-Root ...... 5 6 ', 5 9 ', tion as sewing instructor, we kitchen cabinet. Ideal for cottage. NEW STORE for rent. Located at Restaurant Range seen to be apprîated. It’s said: would be about 3,000 a day by the ‘ $495 loG HARLEY t » ‘ moioro'cle, Roofins— SidinK 16 WANTED—Job cutting trees with The above quotauons are not to :,8im miles. Manchester Cycle would like to talk to you. We will Many'Other pieces of furniture. , 133 Spruce SL- Ideal for office; Large Electric Frialator really customized. "Among the important contracts be construed as actual markets. end of the year. A TOURS train you to instruct others to power saw. MI. 9-9712 between 8 For information call 5tl. 9-80M. beauty parlor, drug store, etc. For Besides aluminum tubing, TV WINDOW SHADES 1949 .CHEVROLET 2-DR. ih^. 50. 8-3088. FOR THE BEST in Bonded built and 10 a.m. or 4 and 8 p.m. Hoa radio, heater, ate. 39,892 sew in your clasaea. Good start information call 50. 3-7723, 50. MI 9-8P21 NEWMAN REALTY CO. ^ CRUISES up roofs, ohingle 'roofs, gutters, SBRVEL GAS refrigerator. Excel 9-1890. original miles. Previous owner's 1983 HARLEY DAVISON motor conductors and r5of repairs coll ing salary, salary ahd commis WANTED-Position as registered -WASHAILE, cycle. 74 overhead Low mileage. sion after, training. Vacation with lent condition. Easy wringer type MI 9-6776 name upon request. Coughlin. 5Q. 8-T707. If no answer pharmacist for summer. Phone washing niachine. Tel,i Coventry MANCHESTER—Rear of Main St., Prettiest Republican Ever: INTERSTATE AIR TICKETS Coll between 4 and 7, Ml. 3-5431, caU.5n. 8^4431. pay and other employee benefits. MI. 3-5541. WATERFRONT. Crystal Lake Repenting Our Popular Otter $495 : . Apply at' Singer Sewing Machine PI. 2-9724. ^ » large parcel of land facing a two- way rtreet. Will build to suit Property comprises two cottages! AQUA SHADE ROOFING, Siding and carpentry Company, 832 Main St., Manchea- Main houae on waterfront has four J U L Y O N L Y ! , 1947 HlN-nAC Wanted Autoi^ G.E, DOUBLE.door refrigerator, tanont. Ideal for distributors f f 7C Made to Order AJterationa and additions. .Cell lei'.' pi^Di— Birds— Pets 41 8135: Iron Rite ironer, 880. Both fine rooms finished — plus two FOLEY 2-DR. SEDAN Motorcycle. apartment, in very good condition. Price com cars from which to choose. Some Op«b 8-30-9:00 every day but ing roofa ot oU Unda. Alao new Stamps. - also single light housekeeping advertiiing telling. Must is a one-woman enterprise, I thlnirt TR 5-4466 M I 9-1805 Sunday. See Barlow Motors, 435 roofs. Gutter work. Chimneys tZr Memorial Hospital. plete, $13,6(W. Shown by appoint no down payment.' ■ - ■ FLORENCE de Inxe combination rgoni. Inquire first floor. ment only. ..,Gebrge J, .Colemaq, I'll just move my stock out t o ’ BARLOW’S TV Main St.. Manchester. cleaned, repaired, 36 yeara’ ex- BOXER PUPS, thoroughbred, oil-gas range. Including drum and have higl\ school educB'- California,” -.; 'lrtence. n e e eatlmetee. Cell ^ S E R V IC E ^ fawn, well marked, 840-880? MI. Rockville, C^n. Tel. TR. 5-4045 or KEYSTONE SOLIMENfe, Inc. pump. Good' condition. JA. 8-8<[lS. tion. ‘ TR 5-4710. Exclusive. Mias' Johnson -posed endiecaly SALES and SERVICE Sowley. Mancheater 5G. 3-5361. 9-0018. - . Summer Howw Rent 67 DECORATORS ■Direct Dodge and Plirmouth Dealer Buaineas Stnriew Offered 13 Apply in person with last year's wirme;', Mirian j Ask Ytur Doctor - S34 Center St., Manchester REPRESENTATIVE G. E. WASHING machine. 1M7. BOLTON—Custom dsoigned three Stevenson of Soufit'Carollna, and-: "WANTED—Home end loving core Excellent condition, 835. Phone TWO ROOM cottage in BolUm. 830 iSpecfo/; . 5n. 3-5101 005IPLETE REPAIRS.by Stuart bedroom ranch. 'Youngstown onlookers could not help but notice Heating— Plumbing 17 Interesting opportunity in our 'for. a aix months old mole puppy. MI. 3-1234. monthly. One person only, 50. 21" Bendlx TV. Model KSTZlEtT Open 8 A. M. to 0 P. M. Every Day Mattrl|FHter , ■ - 4. kitchen, outstanding bathroom, the -esemblance in types of the | To PhoRo Us R. Wolcott onf~wnhger,and auto- Manchester office for. alert young —Preler family with children. 69 3-8389. • ■ Cloaed Sundays moUo washing machines, electric UINNOX FURNACES and warm Anseldl Road. 541. 9-0374. 15 CU. FT. Montgomery Ward colored fixtures, car port, amesite two. They looked enoug-h. sdike to Console. Complete with UHF rongM, vacuum cleaners, motore, sir heating.-Earl Von Camp. 5Q. lady, i)t least 21 years of age, to home freezer with three year * drive large shaded lot. Price re be sisters. ■; —-VHF Antenna and Botor to- I TRUSSEMELTS 4 3963 CHEVROLET station wagon, ■moU appliances, welding. 180 -8-5844. provide counsel and insurance ad WANTBX)—Homes for 3 months guarantee. Good condition. Ree- duced. Warren E. Howland, Real . Stiff Oosnpetitlon ■trtlment. Reg. C f b A Q A C fo w .door. olx paosangsr,w ith tor. MI. S-8800; ^ 5UEN and WOMEN (| Jiain Street. 50|, 8-6878. vice- lo our policy holders by old kittens iuid year

6. NeldiU Broet Ai the Can CHARGE lighted and ploosM The cunning favorite with the audience. local and tong distance moving, MRS. PETERSON ter. . -)■;... bears ore easily and quickly- em Here adorable collared " ' H/^% Mortglige Miss Nebrsoka, Donna Btreevtr 3648 CIADTTJAC convartlMe Lua- f u r n i t u r e Repair .Service: pecking, storage. Coll 5fl. 3-5187. catUe. Alec horoes. Plela Braa. Your Ntxi troua block finiah, whitewoU tiru, broidered. Please state size when dress for young girls that to per Hero to your opOrtunity to buy of Grand Island, placed. ne\t.- She Complete repairing, refuilehing, Hartford CH. 7-1423. - JA 7-7131 TeL 50. S-7406. 2iid fSocoiid) radio, hooter, hydraoutlc. Lobka reetorlng on all typee of furnlturq. Ordering. fect for bock-to-.school. Brief or a five room ranch house and pay is a sixth g-ade schoolteacher and FXJ3RENCE pot burner, oU heater, three quarter elcevea ore provided. must have a hard time keeping Uk« a much toUv model. Ssa thU Shgmund Goode, Prop. Formerly 51ANCHESTBR Packagrbellvery. CLERK TYPIST — Recent school in excellent condition. 511. 9>W7. MORTGAGE Pattern No. 3504 contains tissue ■s little as $44 per month, ’^ is ProioriptiM hmuty at Ca«ter Motor Salas, 481 ct Wotklna Broe.' Tel. 50. 8-T448. Light trucking and package dellv- Article for Sale 45 for dress in size $^4,_5, 8. 7, or 8 Pattern No. 8289 to in sizes 6, 8, house is equipped with screens and the boys in' her closaroom paying Mala. ' . graduate.' Clood at figures. Op LOANS ery, Refrtgaratora. washers and portunity for advancement. WritO' TAPPAN Da LUXE gas range, years; sewings and embroidering 10, 12, 14 years. Size 8, slaavsleM, ■torih windows and doors, exhaust attention to books. AMESITE DRIVEWAYS K W E R AND hand mowera ahorp* dbrecUons; hot-iron transfer for 2% yards of 35 or 39 inch; fan; venation blinds smd hot water - Another Donna—Donna Sefaurr stove, moving specialty. Folding ' to Box T, Herald. ,, ' KASCO HIGH CHAIR, brand new. 878; HoUywood bed with mat EXKRTLY INSTALLED 1884 TWO-DOOR Ford. Ford-O- «aad. Air cooled a i^ e e , aold and tress, 818; blond mahogany toi. bear motifs. F or this pottorn,' send S5c in heat. Owner has kept this,prop- of Garden Grove," Ctolif.--rOnly hod' zaotle and other aceassories. Call cholra for rent. ML 8-0T53. 50. 8-4801. repaired. Capltoi Equipment, IS FILE CLERK wonted for branch reau, $30; Governor W h^row WANTED Send 35c in Coins, your name, Coins, your name, address, alze de ary in immaculate condition. T o 12 'milea to go to enter the contest Base Grading — hUchlne Spread Form* Set — Power BbOei botwosn 8 gad 7. JiL 8-1686. IColn. ' ■" ; • Also: Parking Lots — Tennis Coarto — Walks office of nationally known ineur-, BOLTON—BuUding stone, veneer, desk, $100; picnic table, $5: fire- Fint Ctau liUM Mdli«n address and the Pattern Number sired, ond tha Pattern Number to Inspect call but she placed fourth. 3884 PLYMOUTH Stthurboa twol i Paintiiig—-fsparlng 21 once Company. In Mancheater lo- fireplace, wall ottme. flagstone. piece eat, |I0. 5fl. 3-86li. to ANNE CABOT, THE MAN SUE BURNETT. THE MAN» The fifth In line ^ s Csrolann , Terms ArroOged If Dealrad DOORS O P E I ^ fceya fittad. ^ oiid M M alM n 5IONTHLT . t « h ^ finish. Bodio, fcsotsr, esUon. Hfgh achool graduate with Also elate flogging, Boltoa Notch CHESTER EVENING HERALD. CHESTER BVBNINO HERALD, NEWMAN REALTY CO. Connor of Atlent Ga., a re'ol ‘ ' 15% FOB CASH TRANSACnONS o0p4ad. vocunm cleonera, .trone, PAINTDIO A N D ' Paperhanging, knowledge of typing desired: Op MAPJLB BED with q>ring smd 5laay Bia^tojra BoMflla. P t m - Fer avery'tkoiMaair IlM AVE. AMBBICA8, NEW IIM AVE. AMERICAS, NEW ■outherp belle. ' ' tiatsd gtoos, oU good FoC etc., rapofiad. Sbeora, Quarry. JO, 8-0817./ Prompt de ; M I 9-6776 V - ALL INSTALLATIONS SUPERVISED BY qui^ty work, reasonable prices portunity for edvencemeni! Five mettreae. Nearly now. 50. t -8174 eatly Worktog Matosaas S8> _ .M lara yoe fcoriew n e w YORK 88. N- Y. YORK $«, N - r . Asked by a reporter what She EOPd sconomieol ksr coot traas- •t®*, put Into coo- livery. .BOitattea; this to thd a ir ! Bartow and prompt service, Free eatl* day week. Excellent ineuronce after 4. ' • r Hoar Weak. Now available—the 1865 Needle Send 25 cents now for ybor copy BQLTON:—Owner tronaferrod five thought about "A Damn Yankee" motes. Fully InsuredL DEMAia BROTHERS 4»MainSt..Mai>cfasatar. CoU Bert benefUa. For appointment coll CIDER 5CILL Antique Shop, Route Loans'up to $20,000 work Album printed ia Mtraetlve of ^ new Foil * Winter ’65 op room roach, two years old. Yfixcel- wtnntng the title this year. Miss ’ PloaU, ML - hlto. Paterson. JA.' 7-7181. 8 and 44, Bolton, dearance sole, NINE r r . SERTHL tefrigera- oolora. It contains 5* pages of tion'of OUT p0torn catalog'Boole Georgia replied: ESTABLISHED Its# - tor with large frseslBg compsul- H iL T O O L a a i lent condition inside and out. Lot - m t OHEVk OLBT ooavartihto, Ex4 g r t m at coot. Open doily N Fubion, ^Colorful, axetUag, flUod CALL NOW— ANYTIMB. HAND AND.powar town oMwata PAlNTINOUltotorior and Interior, ASSOCIATED lovely deoigna ~ plus 3 gift pat- 380’ x'180’. Largo lawns, choice "1 don’t mind one bit. This one eondmoo. Mow A g t f .TWO LADIES for evening work, ment. Good condition.' .50. 8^5808 w ith logiart, easy ta sow stylao for B1ANCHE8TBR Sa-S-TiM — HABTFOBD OBapol T-Sttl *k*>P8Md and rmolrad. Work — — “— ceUlnge refintahed. SH hours, three or ftour svenlngB after 8 p.m. tenia,; dinetlona -printed u brok. noldanUrt aoction. Ido0 for chll- ia pretty enough to be a Georgia : and roar and and ENaiNEERIMI 00. MORTGAGE C O l Qbly 36c a copy! -■ fd l.a g ia .' la on request, EeU- gw* week^$8 m evening. Cor 4raai.'Ownar. JO. MJ$7. airar __ FOUr 8.80 Goodyear Safety tubas, . Sit A11AMB-8TRKR L' -FoBy CoU 50. >1788 iNtweeB « BntotrtM -CHQMK c a ir«8$t I A i m . S-3M8. Am tiNraBON. P r ic O lL 6>li^, lNO lO N U l, ry \-
THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1985 A t m u k o Daily Net Prass Rnu Fhr Um Week Kaded «' .IMb Wi duly It. ItU Piiaiait ft V» \ Tha Brotherhood of Temple : Parents „and friends are invited Members of the GMden Age Club n i r aad' waiai O d ip b -'. ftaw I BeUi Sholom wUl sponsor a golf to attend tha jamboree at Camp are asked tD maqt, at tha John K 11^41 \ A bou tow n I t near N : flHlrv'. d * d N l' OPEN toufnament. at the Mlnnechaug MarfteAA’ood on Gardner 6t. to toirke Funeral Home, 87 e< the' A o d r :- Sakbday. BOgh aiala';:Air Spifv Donald C. Hal), a YH^reaentative morrow night from' 6:30 to 8 tar St., tonight at 7:80 to pay ra eC OfaraatoUea Golf, Course in Glaatonbury Sun • p R iim iiG “ S i s r o r Me. ' UNTIL S:30PJ». o. the Aetna Life Insurance CO. day fop,, members of the Temple. o'clock.' Scouts and Brownies‘at apecU to Mrs; l|^garet‘garet J. MoOu-MoC lUmtehe$ter^— A City of ViUogo Ckt^nk at PhiladelphTa,, Pa., is attending It will be an 18-hole medal play tending the day camp this session den, who was ptonhar o f tha ...... ■■■■— ...... *ii'fa a special training course at the tournament^ starting at 8:30 a.m. are reminded, that the special buses club. comiNmy's home office in Hartford. Prises will be awarded and. a will leave tomorrow'at I p.m. In "•PAPER HANGING TOL.LXXiy,Nai48 (SIXTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN„ FRIDAY, JULY 22, 1955 THURSDAYS Hie eon of Hr. and Mrs; Walter R. luncheon will fair served in the club stead of at D a'.m. A daughter, Dawii Blaine, was AdrerUUag aa Page U ) PRICE FIVE CENTI Hail o f 42 Strong St., he graduated house. A dance Ja scheduled for bom to Iff. and Mrs. William Eng "NO JOB TOO BIG OR TOO SMALL" and FRIDAYS from Manchester High School and the evening at tlte^Temple. The^ Polirh American d u b wtll land, 70 Mill St., on iNjaaday in Dartmouth College and received hold its annual picnic eiunday af- the Trenton. N. J.. lloapital. The (WE CARRY FULL INSURANCE I his master’e degree at the Uni Don Zlemak, son ^ Mr. and Mrs. teiyion at Wasskelewicx Park oh maternal grandparents are Mr. Broiling Saturday, versity of Pennsylvania. He ii aa- John Ziemak of 96 Codper Hill St., French Rd., South Bolton. All and Mrs. Edward J. Kanun of East aociated with Aetna Life’s L. Kent has been promoted to the rapk of friends are invited. Refreshments Hartford and. the paternal grand RAY DERR Ml 9-1565 Cooler on Sunday Babcock Jr. Genaral Agency at corporal. He is atationeO.at Salz will be served and dmncingMill be parents are Mr. ahd Mra. Fred Philadelphia. burg. Germany. from 2 to » p.m. England, 172 School St. C o o l/W in d Boston, July 28 (F)—Boma raliaf from tiis hast rma fore 'V cast by the Weather Bureau And T i ^ e t for Maine, New Hampahlre apd coastal aaetlons of Maaaachu- aetta and Rhode ■ Island today WT YHB ASSOeXAtBD PBBSS —but' not Oonoectieut. / New LfHidon police yester However, the Weather Bur day handed a summons to a eau added, the cool weather woman for driving at 55 will , he of a tamiwrary natura eince hot and besnid weather m.p.h. pMi fire engines at a ia forecaet for all of New flkig-. fire. - ’The woman explained land tomorrow. - PINEHURST CHOICE GRADE ‘she thought she would faipt .WM' weatherman aaya the warm and humid weather to from the heat and was driv morrow will be followed by’ SHORT STEAKS ing fast to stir up a bredze. cooler weather Sunftay and The Mme eluiive. eoollag brecu Monday and th,n rising temp Russians Still Silent wai hunted today throughout much eratures again by mid week. SIRLOINS lb. of the Northeaat which gasped for Showera and thunderstorms breath under a red hot sun that are expected In all sections sent tempereturea higher by the Sunday. minute. The cool air that swept down On Arms D^td Swap SPECIAt: EXTRA LARGE' At many points the maroury al from Canada yaaterday ready was touching the 100-degrae. dropped the mercury tO' the — .ii' ■ . 4 ' ■ FLAT BONE SIRLOINS ib . 99c The weatherman offered little hope low' 30a in northani and central Geneva, July 22 (A*>—:^Fre8ident Eisenhower today urged / time again at for relief. sections but spent iUetf be Drastic w ater economy meeaurea fore reachliig southern and Soviet Russia to tear dowp the Iron Curtain and'pennit freer CROWN YOUR MENU WITH STEAK were Imposed in some sections of eastern portione of New Ekig- exchange ideas arid traveler."* between East and West. Pennsylvania and New York land. American presa officer James C. Hagerty said the heads of How about treatlaf ôur family to a Juicy broUod ateak to state where the last rainfall waa night with foUnn' French Fri«d Potatoea and a lettuce aalad with bnlv a dim memory. government at their session instructed their foreign ministers tangy Blue Chaeae Dreaaing. Sounda good, doeah't it? Round it Crop* suffered, along with awej-' to'continue their discussions of three other problems—dis-, dff with pie, and aerva It outaide. tering citisens. Beauties Favor armament, German unification and European security__until' HALE’S Self Serve At Mt. Airy in York County, they are able to bring back a report to the Big Four. MENU ' ”■ ' Pa., the sun waa so intenae that The top leaders met an hour later than usual today to , rays reflected by a mirror ignited Swede to Take BreiUd Sirloin Sfoak with Lom^n Wodgoi a m aguine on a bed and caused give the foreign ministers more time in their efforts to come FRENCH FRIED POTATOES , . $2.%0 damage at the home of Mr. Up with a solution on those matters. HEAD LETTUCE BLUE CHEESE DRESSING end Mrs. Roy Myers. Universe Title H ^crty JMid Secretary of State- ______ROLLS BUTTER Driest July an Record Queen Carlene Dulles reported progress on ail CRANBERRY PIE and Meat Department The Weather Bureau aaid Penn - t '■ three Items at the foreign minis By JAMB.S B.\CON COFFEE MILK sylvania was sufferlflg its driest Statuesque Carlene Johnson, ters’ meeting, but told the .Big July on record, especially In the 22. ” Misa Vermont.” posea Long Beach, Calif.,,July 22 (/Pi Four mere time was needed for Faure Suggests Preheat broiler. Score fat edgea to prevent curling. Place ateak aaatemmoat eectlon. Numerous with regalls and scepter after .—An exotic Oriental, a statuesque study by the ministers. on nek. Place under heat ao top of meat ta 3 to inchea under CUDAHY'S SUNLIGHT PILLSIURY ■'Vj-r; communities restricted use of wa winning “ Ulaa United States” Swede, a voluptuous Englishwom- Tha President was said to be Big Four Arms h M t Broil for half required time,'aeaaon, turn, finish broiling. ter. title In Long Besch, Calif. She sn, a blue-eyed Latin Marilyn definitely-committed to leave to /: Monroe and a Vermont Republi Thlckneaa Time For the 15th straight day the m il represent the U. S, in the Conference Widows* ai Sea morrow evening for Washington Rare Med. w ’’Miss Universe” .;cOntest. can are favorites today to win the and the summit conference was Gut Under UN CAKE MIXES j[€oBUeiie4 aa Page Eight).... tNEA.Telephoto). ______Miss Universe crown. running far behind schedule. 1 in. ••••••.. . 10-12 min. 14-lB min. Ian. Mamie Eisenhower. Madame Faure and Lady Eden (left to right) wave happily as they board a , 14rl6 min, 18-20 min. AA’hIte, Ctinrolatei Yellow. Fifteeh"' ihte'rnatlohal lovelies- • yacht for lunch on L^ke Leman. The yacht was loaned to the First Lady by Swiss Jewelry man Hagerty said also that Premier Ttb in* each the potential winner—will Geneva, July 22 (JP> ~ Premier 2 in. . 20-23 niin. 30-33 min. ufacturer Pierre Cert*er. Other "conference widows” aboard included • Mrs; Harold Macmillan, Bulganin’s proposal for a nonag- 4 parade.for hours before a panel of gression pact between the North F’aure of France circulated a Mrs, John Foster Dulles and Mrs. Max Petitpierre, wife of the Swiss President (NEA Radlo-tele- judges tonight with a .first elim photo). , ■ I AllsnUc Treaty . Organization draft resolution today calling on (telidous ftawis House Education Votes ination paring the group to flve (NATO), and the Warsaw pact tha Big Four to lauhch a dlaannA- finalists. ment program under an dffectiva BONELESS EAST TO SERVE _____ V organization was discussed tci^y. The 15 sre the Misses Argen- The ministers resumed their United Nations control ayatem’ DAISY HAMS lb. 65c tlns. Belgium. Brazil, Canada. discussion of that matter and the F’rench officials reported hla N, .1 VANILLA Matching School Funds Ceylon, BI Salvador, England. ' Nehru and Ike|T^y|«f three other agenda items after, the resolution provides for ractprocal 6 3 c Germany. Guatemala, Honduras, | Happens—If Big Four concluded their session. inspection o f military Inatallationa M ISSISSIPPI BACON lb'. 5 3 e ...... 2 lbs. $1.00 Japan, Norway. Sweden. United; Trade Letters In his first account of what Inside the Big Four cduptries and WINDMILL CHOCOUTE . Washington, July 22 1716# That aection requires that labor States and Venezuela. happened at the summit meeting, for joint Eaat-Weat' inq^tion of House Education Committee today i ' n all federally assisted school A reporter asked all 15 in the I Hagerty made no mention of any arms and armies in certain defined Com* to Pinehurst. for tho finstt, frssKsst ground CHEESE SUNSWEET approved 22-6 a bill atlthoriaing I projects be paid the ’*prevaiUng” group for their choice as winner. | V r l l Far East I Bulganin Says Yes? discuasiim of the President’s areas of Europe. multibillion dollar flnancial as-1 wage In the locality as determined The answer was practically iinaiii- | draiViatic proposal yesterday that Merges ’Three Plans moats. ^ DUTTERSCOTCH eistance to states and local com-1 b}’ tlie Secretary of La'ior. moua—Mlaa Sweden. She Is |lillevi! the United States and Russia ex ’The FVsnch, plan appsared de SPREAD munitlea for the construction of- It also reqi.ires payment of at New Delhi, India, July 22 change 'military blueprints. 2 Lb. Pkg. PRUNE JUICE Rombin, a buxom, shorr-haired i signed to merge President Eisen schools. ' I at least' time and a half for' all blonde who Rap 12 0z. Tiii Onim Powder . . . 15c — i ■ The latest messages also re raised for Îganin by Eisenhow launched at Balttmoro 158 years Birds Eya Lemonade...... 2 small cans 29c SWIFT PREMIUM SMOKED MEATS: Bion In which Powell, a Negro, and ment financing of aOml houses. ferred to Indochina, it was said, tnllcd plana may exist to back up (Coatinued ea Page Eight) GaHic Powder ...... 17c ■■ Rep. Bailey (D^WYai came to Hartford, July 22 (IP\ — Gov. er’s statement'yesterday: his proposals, although top .of ago, win be towed from Beetea ft ’ , . - / The assistance would "be. X form Rlblcoff today signed three leg with Nehrti emphasizing his be to Ft. Mdlenry- la Baltlmero COOKIES SMALL, LEAN. TRIMMED ^ blows. of federal inaurance of construc Propaganda: If he turns down ficials in Washington said last islative refomu bills — ail the out lief that consultations must start the President's pVoposal for re Harbor. It will be. restored aad , 1 Lb. Pkjr. Powell has said he will revive tion obligations. The debts wbuk) concerning the Vietnamese elec night' the move was bried on* a McCORMICK the aegregstlon laaue in the Hoiuw. growth of the debacle that deve ciprocal blueprinting of military maintained aa a persaaoMt pabbe paid off by local communities loped in the closing hours of the tions. "position” paper drawn up by the Adeiiaiiet. Wins BUMBLE BEE WHITE TUNA . 35c Ahd the bill centams a labor over a period of years. At conclu establishiAents and aerial photo Joint Chiefs o f St.aff. He memorial. regular Msslon of the General As graphing, the free world, can aay SHURFINE PINEAPPLE J U IC E ...... 2 Ig. can^ 49c Smoked Shoiildjers"^ * standarda aection'expected to stir sion, of the lease-purchase period, sembly. It haa ao far proved impossible 49 he waa not willhig^ (o consider the CIO RAPS TEAM9TBRB / m other hot contravene when and title, to the building would go to to get authoritative answers to These At. ExccpUeealljr Nlee, At A Low, Lew Fries The measures were passed at a bold new move to break the -Ekut- Final Approval Waatalngtoo, July 2 t ( * ) —Tha If it reaches tha floor. local districts. niany obvious questiimB. DOVALETTES 4 large boxe^ 99c 3-day apecial session to which the IVest disarmament deadlock. ‘Aiat CIO bae aocased toe fatonme lawmakers returned to make would hurt Soviet propagandk, ; That could be because the ex tional BroUierbood of Team PREMIER News Tidbits perts really do not yet know the SHURFINE CATSUP ...... X..9^for 39c FOR FINEST FLAVOR amends for the chosa and confu which depicts Russia as the only For Bonn Aritis ster*, largest nalon la toe A fU OVEN lAKE YOUR \ ea.ianfeS^ sion for major unfinished business real worker for peace. answers or' it could be , because of "unbridled ptraey’’ sf CIO SHURFINE MILK ...... for 49c 4 9 c Sherman Adams Balks: left at the close o f the r.egliar ses Culled from AP W iri» thiey are under instructions not Bonn. Germany, July 22 (JPt— SWEET sion June 8. Military: Russia’s military dis to talk; members and saM toe peMsttos^^ SKIPPY RATH'S DAISY /PAIM r^ positions and installationa — pro Chancellor Konrad Adenauer’a could wreck AFteCME merger CIGARETTES^ Popular Branda ...... carton |S 03 Reform bills given final approval But if the proposals g e f any- first rearmament Mila for the e^Ved levs ijjjl today will: , Bpokeaman of Yugoslav govern tected by vast reaches of its ter plans. The CIO exeouUve board . ' . .. " POTATOES ritory and a zoning system for- buildup of West Germany’s new passed a resotattow imaalmoaaly Cooked, Pi«led, Ready to t'se. Ike Aide Pushed to Tell Limit floor Admiasioa ment conflrma there is "disagree ' (Continued nn Pnge X3ght) PEANUT ment in interpretation" of 1831 500.000-man defense force won asking AFL Preeideat George Limit the floors of the House ftnrt- parliamentary approval to Tin NO W A Sn U.S.-YugosIav miUtairy' aasiatance Meaay to step la aad atop tos BUTTER Cana and-Senate during future sessions day. FRESH^BYFAR 35c ham s-GD to - members of the Assembly, agreement. . . Sen. Eastland (D- alleg^ "rakUng” of dO br^ ^ ’The Bundesrat. (upper houae) 13 Ox. Jkr Baktag la the right ceoktog method ‘Full, True’ Dixon Story authoriced personnel and ac Mias) Bays Senate subcommittee WoUrfceni members by toe team for tl|M better qnaltty aoeat.. swiftly passed two bills authoria- sters group. '■ PINEHURST FRUITS w d VEGETABLES J^£4C^faA ^ credited memMrs, of , the Capitol la willing to hear repreaenUUVea Probe of Talbott Link Ing Ufa government to call up the press.___ CIO American Newspaper first ' volunteers this year and Com and Native Slicing Tomatoes Are Lower . . . ! YfaaWngton, July 22 (F) _ A ^ "Certainly oIBcUla of the gov- Prohibit the payment of seaaion- uQtld although it "haa made no ICO BACKS MoGINNIS ' TNaiMfuvmms Our Sm Food dnportnwnt bot oR froth caught, end bonvaes to General Aasembly creaUng a permanent civilian com Provldeaiee. R. I, July fifi (P)-« We Have Large Cultivated Blueberries at 43c box Senate subcommittee kept pree-i emment lUtIf cannot and should charge# against nop cast any slurs mittee to screen Ui^ appointment froth doihrorod fith fayoritoft Frotk Swoidfitli. HcH* ■ure today on presidential assistr * «»»ert privilege where the re employes. 17111. year,' in linn with upon” the Linton. ». ' '/.JBusiness ‘Still Open’ Patrick B. McGbmia haa been Plunis, Watermelons, Cantaloupes, Limes, Lemons, a long atsnding custiiin, th^. Legis of all senior officers/' given a green light to keoema ant Sherman Adamx for ’’the full; »up«;M»ion of Optimistic prediction that 87- but. Mockofol, Cod. Hoddocki Rottoii Muo. TMt it lature voted its workers gratuities Henaa to Get Bills president o t both tbe New and true story ” o f his role in the i ^ w o u l d show cor- day-old Southern New' England ’The bills now go to President INSTANT totaling, more than $33,000. truck Ue-up will end aopa is made ,.}Y a ^ n g t o n , July 22 (a")- -8eh, I Haven mad Urn Boston R Mntae, tho bbtt tootoa for froth fith; uto jvioro now. ' ’ controversisl. csnceled- Dtxoii-' McOellAn (D*Arkt u id tbdiiy a I Theodore Heuaa~fof hla signature. E m p w er the Secretary of State by spokesman for truck owners. .. tbe PTovldehee Jonrwhl-BnUetlfi We Have tha Neweat Thing In Salad Draaaing Mixaa Creamy or Chuak Style. RITTER MAXWELL HOUSi YS tes power contract. i millions of dollars o f pub- Senate inquiry Is "still opien” into TTiey were approved by thS Bunde- to notify nwnbera o t the Legisla Laboratory teats made in Chicago I snid todny. 'n e Interstnte Cens- CO FFEI NOW S|47 Persuasion rather than force . . ture o f qiecial searions through the a profltable business interest | atag (lower house) last week. merce Commlaelen luMi IndefN . THE GOOD SEASONS SALAD DRESSING KIT Our SolfrSorvo cotot H A U FAtM apparently will be the aoie means Dlxon-Yatei contract, ns- say cup of regular-ground coffee which Secretory 6f the Air Force ! . TJday’a vote cleared the wSy for CHILI SAUCE has almost twice as much eaflelae nitely postponed n benrlng HREBRAND 6 0 z .J a r ■ «ecy ceaiiiaii of applying pressure to President S r '*7? “ 1 ® l* ^ ‘>wer’s orders by Talbott has offered to give up if Adenauer's government to take, the heheduled t* reenme Mendny In Now that summer jMlad time la here you’ll want to try all J5 the Atomic Energy Commission (Coattoned oa Page Fifteea) as cup of regular instant coffee. held 0 largo ttock of Eisenhower’s No. 1 White House the. Senators think he should. fifsl steps t(>ward building up the Boston an McGinnis* peUtlon to mixea._Wc have the special introductory kit containing'a aelf- (AEC), called for construction of Seven of eight mail sacks stolen measuring bottle, 2 different mixea and a salad recipe folder. RELISH tbo now popular, gamt A id e.. Talbott trtd the Senate Invsatl-: 12-dtvision army, 1,300-plane jet head the Beaton A IMaine while PINK SALMON FARM STYLE Asked If a, subpoena had been a $107 million power plsnt s t West in Jeaae James-style train robbery gationa Subcommittee yesterday i air forqe and Ooastal defense navy U i n o a oontinnlng na preaMent of ton Memphis, Ark., to furtiish electric- Peron Parly Chief in New York have been recevered he has reaped no/"lmpi-oper” prof-1 pledged to the Atlantic alliance. New Raven. New shipment of this 4 seasons dressing with kit 1 Lb. Tin Jar Mrdt, at w^ ot duck, considered Chairman Kefauver i,v »« th. »«-____— ■ as police presa hunt for two des (D-Tenn) of tha SenaU Judlciaiy '{loruv *(^ IT it as a partner in Uie New York Adenauer's coalition party mem ■just received, 39c for mixing bottle with 2 dressings eopoo end tutkoy. subcommittee told reporters:renortere; ‘J?."* X « peradoes. .German Defense Min effi.ciency firm o f Paul B. Mulligan bers snowed under .the opposition supplies to AEC.' Eisôwer Bares Resiguation istry displays what half million of b V r d h a s b u d g e t p l a n "Frankly, I don’t think we can A Oo„ some of whose clients hold, sodallsta in the Bundesrat deaplte ordered it canceled after Mampbii, West .qerm any'a beat dressed W ashington. Jnly 22 ( * —. subpoena him. We are going to government con trac ts. 1 earlier quarrel with the gov- > Sen. Byrd (D-Va) asserted to-- Just In . . . Cross and Blackwell Consomme Madrilene, Pkg. Tenn., decided to build its own young men will be wearing in next Over $5fi,fi(M a year aqiment vore lU plans to call up HalaV Cood Hamburg 3 Lh .*r~ S 5 a try this first." ’The "this” was a power' plant, which would reduce Buenos Alrea, Argantina. July 22 few years—military ualfomn,; day that if Congreea could end Gringer Marmalade, Bar-b-que Relish strongly worded latter the thrqf' iJP>—Rear Adm. Alberto Teissaire, He aaid his "special partner the first soldiers this year. foreign nid spending the govern MARY KITCHEN demands on TV A. Pharmaceutical company in I?ow ship” iif the firm pays him morw A recorded 'vote was not even Frank’s Bar-b-que Sauce man aubcommittae on antimonop Argentina’# vice president, an Jersey says itf research director ment could bnlaaco toe budget oly mattara rushed to Adanru by Two Letters Involved nounced today his resignation as than $50,000 a year, McClellan put taken. nnd ent toxm nfeom toe bonrd Now in adjournment until Tues an() another scientist have suc i$ at $(M>,000. ’The Air Force Sec- Adenauer had demanded ap ROAST BEEF messenger yaaterday asking him head of the Peronlata party. ceeded in artificial production' -of 5 1-2 per eeat. Byrd, chnirman ■ r Fresh Fruit and Vegetables to reconsider his refusal to testify. day, the subcommittee is currently Altho'igh Teiasairc relinquishes totorya salary is $18,000. proval nf.. the leglalaUon before e f toe Ftanace Committee, eem* concerned with two letters most potent hormone ofadrenal MAN AT WORK! — Adam s' could not- be reeched tha party reins he continues In his At Talbott’s request.. the sub Parliapnehto . summer rSceas ptelaied tout the Fleenbswer ad- HASH - CAN GREEN involving facets of the DixonrYatea glMda. . .'Vtolente flarea aa pick committee/^ hastily arranged the proof Of West Germany’s dktormi- Pop Armour Dog Fo^ Specials ' ’ for comment. government joba ot vice president, et line* at Monsanto Chemical Co. nsiallitratioa ptaas a f -1-2 per >'$ fixin' for. e berbecuo controversy: . ' presiding officer of the Senate and public hearing late yeaterdsy. It naUon to rearm within the Nofto cent Inerenae to eeitetanre tn *171# eubcommittee eaid Adame’ 1. Adams’ letter, which in effect in Bpringfleld in wakie o f bzealMiff adjoikmed without giving any ofll- DASH . . . .2 COM 27c—CASjCO^'K^ 4S com S4.2S written reflisM yeeterday waa the Peron’s seicretary a of poliUcal af- Atlantic alliance. * ' ether UnUons In the oureat fin* ;■ is ^ time of the year when the famUy anjoya the pleas- PIE APPLES 2 Lb. 35c confirmed that he had asked the in rtrike sattlement' negotiations (ciM reply to the Secretary's re Action on the billa waa delayed ure W out^^vtog_w ben maau art aarvad ta uie back yLtl or fifth' iqataiicc of a claim ^pf-privi- fatra. at Bay State firm. enl ynnr. NEW CALIFORNIA quest that it give the word on for a Umd by objections, both from m the patio. Or, if you drive into the couatry, eating under the lege by executive department offi- Teissare’s unexpected announce Stamford woman, files cult in Iwtroduclin New Basil Dog Med' 2 Ih. |»ox FREE Frozen Food Specials (CaaUaoed on Pago Two) whether he should. relkiquiah his Adenauer’s own Christian Demo GERMAN SPY OONVlOrBD ' waachee of a apreadiag tree or alongelda a bubbltag brook— claij) that, they cannot ba required ment came amidst poltUcal demon- Superior Court againat; estranged wiHi S R>. box at 75c. atrationa marked by some .violence. interest in the Mulligmi fim op crats and the bppoaiUan Social- Froakfurt, Oernsaay. Jnly BI > that a great 1 Blyeryoae cberiahea the thought o f broiling meat on POTATOES .«Lbia.65e to a^ve information to the auh- huabapd seeking damagea of gli>- Aug. 1. Two Republican members AIB BBCOBTABY TALBOTT aa outdoor 1^1 or campBre, roaaUng aoma oeuw, potatoes mad eemmlttce. OKAIN mORTAOE IN CMINA Political aclivity, including for into, that the bill originally pro (J>—Ufsnln " ...... ■*5, Slow Orap Asparagus Sjmart 49a FLORIDA JUICE •M and share of money aad raal expressed divergent views. poaed by the govenimeat (Hd not ooloaâad for desaerh toasted mardunallowa! TMa eampdre of Green Stamp* Given With Cash Salts Bee# Orlfiewea Blaehed mation o f new parties, haa height- yenr-eM Gerntoh divnsona 'wajl;i'.' Tokyo, July 3t UP)—Oao of estate ahe aaya was acquirad as to- . McClellan, the auhconunlttM' suspicion’’ .haa been pointed at provide for efiough civUlan- oon- yaatetday ie the barbecue grill of today, aad with It haa come e.nad ainca the abortive June 18 'ault o f their joint efforts., .. .’ITio eeavletod todny ef epytag aa the .; "In, thess- einmmataiiceaj’’ tha Ceusiuualat CMaa’s Ifi Vleo pto- ohainnan, aaid tha Inautiy is atlll him by some newspapers in a trol of the army to pnyent a re *, outdoor living. Evany home can how enjoy the Saaw Crap Butlar Baaas If Ots. 14a revolt Ifififittb rafugee to . reach .U.B, UR. Arasy tar Bawak I ORANGES 55 c aubcommlttaa said, “a claim o t aUera adasitted toulgkt ""a teas# open but ha set no date t o r sn- manner that "‘I don’t think I de birth of German mllitnriam. TTm sentenced to 1.7 snsaiBn privUago is tantamount to sup- Yaatorday, ‘Feiasaira lasuad a from. naUona now behind Iitm olher session to inquire into the opiuddara hinuMlf aa etqiert to the art o f outdoor cooking. Actual- sUaaUeia’* fcad devefioped o n * party statement calling on all serve,” *Fbll|ott gave a company- legislntion wna aeat to Bundestag Tbe Heane Stofis Sngmni preaaicB o# avldanco o f Ipoaaibtr Curtato arrives in New-Toi* by propriety o t the arrangement and ly. tbm a M better way in tbp worjd to prepare foods, for Saaw Crap Flauidar Fillata i ls. 59a ton aaUoa'a grato > anpply, bat by-edmpany report on his contracts oom m i^ ea for resnritiBg aad then 2ccUo PkgK 2 7 c poliUcal parties to support a truce piano from Oannany. tofo hints that Talbott bad used baihecue ta ao popular. And. o f coUraa, CARROTS erima and comiptioh. ‘ Not pvan fiatoea foporta of faaUao, fOea appeal made by PreMdaat Peron with clients of the Mulligan firm. sailed through Parliament. wNhBntM Il tko privilege of attornay-cUant can Bqttiam of fibout S*a - nm hla oOlcial positfon to further the "There ta no question that 1 have < T h e tw o biUs:is:- . toato t h ^ tbM outdoor broUiag' *vSa an aaiataur can hardly Tau'a addraaa befoeo the Na- in a speech earliar this month. Jehom b's WitnaaSaa is high spot awther BIMO it too. Tbara'a ItM work to the kitchen! COMM* Saaw Orpi CraN iuiaa • Oea. 1 FW i k ba used for such a aafaridus pur- Ueaal Peepiea Caagnaa waa la- firm’s IntaraaU. Talbott aaid be tried to be halpfiil to Mulligan,' 1. Let the govsnunsBt ealj up Yellow Squash 2 Lbo. \ l 9 c o f ewromoniea at saet’a rtrium- bad "cartalBly not” done qo- ■------by PulilBg Bafito. .« aa Pago Btorw), phaat Ktoguom" - MaiwOly . . Oaclariag that "the finger of •)/ '.-f i t 'T .X '-V: