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masabera for mission and charlt surveys and audita o( accounting u 1 0 , 6 5 5 Pair, 00*1 tauighL Fair, t s t f studying the word of Jehovsh snd able endeavors in their own dis* Auditors Nced^ syatema, operations, procedures, WiU hesr the prlnclpsl epeech of and internal cnntrols of manufac­ MiuWsr of th* Audit or tomorrew. V v .Itricts. ■ - turing and othdy ■duatrial Bniis B ufiuu at CTreuMMsua the sssembly, ’’ After AnMsgeddon r Iv illfl? t o O P C E O f t . The delegates are io select new By Armed Forces Manchr$ter—^A City o f VUiagm Charm * ^ -.God’s New Worid,” to be deliv­ *■ V © © JippoJecU for the next two years engagsd in Govarnmafit work. In tlM »b««ice or CS»p^ Nor- ered by the Wstch Tower presi­ Some auditora will be required on dent, N. H. Knorr, Sundsy, st 4 from tho many which are being internal audiUiig duUea withiB the mn ilorohoU oT 0>o SolvoUon Miss Emily Klssmann. of Zion submitted lor r their consideration ’The Board o f U. 8. Civil Service (OteoMflod AdvorUafaig on Pago 18) MANCHES'TER. CONN., SATURDAY, JULY 25, 1953 (TWELVE PAGES) PRICE FIVE CBNti Army, tho vMpor .m., following s muslcsl progrsm Department of Defenae. v YOL. LXXII. NO. 251 gy the Convention orchestra. Uitheran Church, who has been In Nlgerial Hongkong.------Mexico. Examiners, Armed Forces Audit Persona tntaraated In thaae posi- at 7 p.m. in COnUr Pork will l« elected delegate from the Upper India, and olher foreign as well as Agencies, 180 Varick street. New conducted by Rev. Jota R. Neit- Sunday will be ’’Islands of the tlona ahould apply direct to the Connecticut VaUey Zone of the home mission fields. Yerk, N. T., announced today that Board of U. S. Civil Sarvica team - bort, mlnleter of tho Oominunlty Pacific Day," snd speakers are ex­ Lutheran Women’s Missionary Rev. R. C. Muhly, of Twin Falls. It has immediate vacancies fbr pected from Australia, the Fiji inera^Armad Forcra Audit i^en- X Baptist Oiurch. In esse of Leagtie to represent 18 societies at Ida., will speak at the opening auditors with aalapies ranging 180 Varick itreat. Kaw Ybrk, tiu meetlnj will be bcld in the Islands, Hawaii, Indonesia, New the International OonvenUon of service of the convention on the from 35,940 per year to 38,380 per Ike Labels Zealand and the Philippine Re­ T. or may telaphons ALgonquin dtsdel. The morning holiness the League, to be held in Portland. general theme of "Saved to Serve." year. 7700., eXtesiaion 374 for additlanal Bueting St 10:60 wiU be In chsrge public. Ore.. July 28 and 29. will leave to­ Music will be furnished by a mass The present vasancles are loepi Death Claims tnformatlan. o( Col. Edwin J. Perrett of Brook­ Branch servants and representa­ morrow by United Airlines. choir from various parts of Oiygon ed In New York City, Roche^dr, East Reds field street. , tives were listed on the program Mrs. Sadie Fulk Roehrs. of Fort and Washington. ''x N. Y., Boston, Mass., Burlblj R I 6 . $ 6 .5 0 V A L U E S ...... • • HOW t4 .tt for reports and speeches on the Wayne, Ind., is president of the Speakers' for other sessions in­ N. J.; and Bridgeport, Cm^i; Crlstoforo Colombo Society of­ other days of. the week, named clude Rev. Carl H. Bensene of ^ ^ e Board of Exaddnme stated organteation, which numbers ap­ 6 U D I0 L I R E © . $ 5 .9 5 V A L U E S ...... H O W S 4 .4 T ficers will be st the Itslisn-Ameri- "Earth’s “Four Quarters Day.” proximately 140,000 members, in Seattle, Wash., president of the thkt six years acCodnUng or ‘Bankrupts’ esn Club tonight st 8 o’clock to "North America Day." "Islands of 3,400 societies and 3.6 districts, Northwest District; Rev. Amos A. auditing experience ,dre required collect dues, inssmuch ss the next the Atlantic Day," "South America three of them being in Canada, Schmidt, of Portland, executive for these positions, but that a de­ REG. ^4,95 VALUES ...... • • H O W t 3 .7 1 meeting wlU not tske plsce untU Day." ’’Aala Day." "Africa Day” gree in accounting may be subatl- BOUQUETS _ Washington, July 23—(A’j'yfY! and the remainder vin. the .United secretary pf the District; RevjWm. Quanficn, Va,, Jtily-2#—(A’) Bimdsy, Sept. St. and 'TCurope Day." ’ " States, Including Alaska and ii. HlTlmer, of S t Louis; 'Wcr.r tuted for-three jreara o^- the re*- MISHtYCUT — A blood clot in his heart T * quired experience. To be qualify­ REG. $3V95 VALUES ...... H O W l i f t According to Mr. Kalina, at­ Hawaii. representing the general Board of took the life of Sen. Charles * ; — President Eisenhower to­ Riv. Jsmes R. Bull of the Tsl tendance at the assembly exceeded Missions; Rev. Werner Kuntx. of ing such experience must have day called the Reds of East 'The two-day convention will be been in the field o f public account­ WOODLAND W-. Tobey, the fiery N ew ; . eottyiile Congregstlonsl Church by over 4.000 that of August. I860, held In the Civic Auditorium in Detroit, secretary o f the Board for R E G . $ 2 .9 1 V A L U E S ...... H O W $ 2 .2 2 Germany, "bankrupts" and snd his fsmlly hsve returned from when the convention was held in .....Foreign Relief; and Mrs. Fred ing or industrial cost accounting Hampshire Republican who: Portland, and it is expected that | Foreign or auditing. Persona having simi­ predicteid eventual "liquida­ Wolfboro on. Lske Winnepeessu- New York. there will be an attendance ofof!Goetz of Cadott. Wise., a promi­ GARDENS used a ready store of Bible: | kee .where they speit^, their vses- nent educator. lar experience In government also 1«8 WOODLAND STREET quotations to fight crime or | tion of the present Commu­ 1.500 women, ’The business pro­ may qualify. TIRRY CLOTH ’ ^ The ,4ir Road Back tlon. gram, however, will be carried out Miss Kissmann will remain in TEL- MI-3-8474 anything else he opposed. > nist dictatorship and the So­ Portland several additional days ’The auditors appointed to these First Army Gives by .300 delegates Important career positions will be Last night, Just two daya a fto r' viet occupation.” A/e John J. Jeffers of Osklshd Open DsHy Until 9 P. M. General Clark '■ Z two major projects for the o take ‘ ^e two ^ . ^ c o n v ^ required to perform accounting hla 73rd birthday, Toboy died at The Pfeaident, here for confer­ atreet. hss been trsnrferred from past biennium, which the Interna-j temrs. to M t ^ H ^ th^ Pullover and Coat the nearby Bathesda (Md.) Naval ences of defense leader*, made Laclclsnd Air Force Bsse. 8sn Blood for Korea tional organization has Just com- River Highway to Mt Ho«m^ the HoapUal of coronary thrombooti. public a message he haa sent to Antonie. Tex., to the Ellington, pleted. ara 370,000 toward the hos- ^ o n d Ha had suffered an attack In his Chancellor Adenauer of West Ger­ Tex., AFB. Office yesterday afternoon. many calling anew for free elec­ P‘tal in Ambur India, and 37.5.000 epend a ^^rS.VfxrithMt^'Murielfew days-with Miss Muriel To meet the recent appeals for for the True Light Chinese Mis SWEATERS "There will never be another tions in Germany and "the forma­ Delays Report Palmer. R.N.. a former resident of Mrs. Frsncls E. Mlney, 34 U n ­ blood, officers, enlisted men and Sion in New York City. In addi­ d » ■ ’ Senator Tobey,” said Senator Ke- tion of a free all-German govern­ Manchester, who is - located In fauver |D-Tenn.), who headed the ment, leading to unification" of y dsn street, returned home todsy civilians of First Army Area posts tion, approximately three times irln , ore " ■' ■ X from the Deseoness Hospitsl in have donated 1,447 pints during these amounU were contributed by Klamath Fslls. ore. REG. $1.69 VALUES .. .v ...... H O W | l . l f crime investigating committea on the country. N Boston where she underwent sn the month of June to the American ' which Tobey nerved. Eisenhower said, too, that the Panmunjom, July 25— ( ^ — Military periiqnnel hsadinf f®p operation. She Is getting slong "His outstanding contribution Idea of free elections and unifica­ Red Cross Blood Bank for the White and colors to fit »II he»d sizes. With REG. $2.50 and $2.95 VALUES ...... H O W t l . f f Korea frqjn Japan were ordered to give up a>nis and ammu­ very well. Armed Services In Korea. First on tha committee will be remem­ tion la In no way Incompatible with nition at Tokyo's Tachikawa AUrport tonight a^id mounting Army Headquarters announced to­ or Without chin straps. bered around tha nation," Kefau- creation of the E\iropean Defense George Wtllisms of this town day. REG. $3.95 VALUES ...... H O W $ l . l f ver added. "People always re­ Community, which provides for a reports that a Korean truce may be signed withid a matter NOTICE ^ of hours. An important annpifhce-'------will plsy the pert of Dr. McPhsll in In addition to the above. Fort NOTICE sponded to him after hla stern lec­ European army Joining the forces the presentstion of "Rsin” st the ture*." fieaater Chnrlee W. Tobey of France, West Germany. Italy. ment expected from Gen. Mark Dlx, which, as a training center, OFTICE OF Clark'a Tokyo headquar'tera wa* O^-in-the-Grove in Fsrmlngton. has a much larger complement The death wipe* out the Repub­ The Netherlands, Belgium and from July S8 to Aug. 8. C. Willis W t adv«ftis«4 CntwRif* lican majority in tha Senate, but Luxembourg. delayed at the last .ihinute with­ upon which to draw than any of DR. G, A. coast to roast. Tobey. who said the out explanation. Gey of Olsstonbury. who recently tha other posts in the sight-state 79c - 98c - si.19 New Hampahira'a Gov. Hugh "I do not and never have accept­ UN PlaneA proba showed racketeering was a sppesred with the Center Thes- First Army Area, collected 1.158 Went Poppr o f B roHs 3Se CEHOIISESSON Gregg, a Republican, ia expected ed thi* theory that the EDC and There was nd'hint. aa to what CAILLOUETTE "national disease." once inter­ pisns in their production of "Out- pints at its own Army-operated to name a Republican to fill the unification of Germany are mutu­ I the announpeinent would be, but rupted a hearing to plead, with Ward, Bound.•’ will plsy the psrt B lo ^ Donor Center. y M t e r d o y . TIm c o n v e t vacancy. The Senate lineup now ally exclusive," Bleenhowcr said. I Clark miglit announce the time o f Qusrtermsster Bstes. CHIROPRACTOR GREEN STAMPS stand*: 47 Repubtlcan*. 47 Demo- tears streaming down hla face, for "Quite the contrary.” for sighing' an armistice halting Pound Red Total contributions, according ^ia-*t».and on* Independent, Wayne to- Brig; Gen; -Crawford F; Sams, prien it 2 rciUt 4$e> a return ,to. religion...... Elsenhower alluded to the recent mora-'than three years of blood- Maurice S..Bottum. 41 Falkndr W ILL BE CLOSED MorM of Oregon. But the peppery Senator could Washington conference of the for- ! ajhrM. First Army Surgeon, from the - bilit 1 ^ ANNiVkRSARY YIAR - Tobey’a green eyeshade, to pr,>- be harsh If he felt the occasion eign ministers of the United | '' Allied and Communist liaison of- drive, is ons of the 28 meh ^ o whole area, which Includes the passed the examinations given re­ UNTIL JULY 27 Halt’s Stif Strut "tect htm against the glare of tele­ demanded; He once told m r»tlroad States. Great Britain ahif France, flcera Who liiiet'five times 'at Pan­ me New England States, New York munjom today were reported to ■ 7~ cently by the State Board of Ac­ and New Jersey, total 87.298 pints vision lights- and hi* way of executive to '"ctit out the bunk" and told Adenauer "tt might be i countancy to become Certified drcMing down acruaed racketeera and another time denounced "fat helpful If I were to write you ' a I have wrapped up final details of a i , j , ox/m__ tt- u since the onset of the Korean War letter In amplification of the 1 truce and completed plans for the ’’ “ 'y do— <>P)— Unlt- Public Accountants. in July 1950. with word* from the Bible and the and steek lobbyists with round rlaaslca were almost a trade­ heads and round bottoms.” thoughts BO tightly compressed in ; backdrop for the liaison officers aa| ^ Nations warplanes, defyi:- ‘"I* mark of the Kefaiiver commiUee’i Or he could shut off an acrimo­ the final communique"' on Uioec (■signing ceremonies. blustery weather, relentl«Mly Kalinas Reports 1951 investlgattona. nious exchange between his col­ sessions. The sound of gunfire provided a bombed Communist troops The committee dug Into big-time leagues with an out-of-thia-world The President said definite pat­ Chineae Rada stormed three hill* and supply lines in North gambling, underworld alliances terns are emerging from the situa­ held by U. S. Marines only a few On N. Y. Assembly and vice roi^ditions in ritles from (Coatianed an Page Seven) tion lir Communist East Germany miles away. On the battered cen­ Korea today in what could be It Takes A Playtex Girdle and the Eastern European satellite tral front, fighting dwindled on the waning hours of 87 countries. Meath Karasil aahHasn wsoniid In recent fighting on the eaal-eentrai front are aaalatrd and car. what appeared to be the eve of an months of'w ar on thia do> George R. Kalina, 153 Union armistice. They are patterns, he added, riefi ahtnrd a IT, A A ir Fnrae CHabetnanter at a froalUae air strip fbr evaesMiloa to rear area hoap(. vastated peninsula. street. Roclollle. who is preriding which will "unquestionably have a tala for medical care. (U. 8. Air Faree phota via A P Wtrephoto). ' Exact arrangements for the minister for Jehovah’s Witnesses T o let you feel as free and lookas slim as profound effect upon the future.’’ signing were top secret but in­ While Fifth Air Foret bomber* in the Rockville and Manchester, Mystery Cloaking including the proposed meeting of formed quarters indicated original and fighters hammered the RaOa area, has mailed to this paper the the foreign ministers of the Four plans for the top mllltaiy com­ with one million pounds of homba, oflleial program and other litera­ Power*. manders of both sides to appear at shooting slackened and tenatOB ture with regard to the eight-day Th.1t wsa a reference to the In­ I Panmunjom have been changed rose along parts of ths battlellns. convention of the religious sect, in vitation extended to Russia by this Auditors Rap Inefficiency and the truce negotiators will sign Only near the truce talka alts Yankee SUdlum. New York City, Ouster of Zaisser qation, Britain and France to take instead. at Panmunjom was the road of Mg which closes Sunday. part in the fall In s Big Four meet­ 1 There was no explanation (or the guna heard In any fury. Delegates from 90 lands are ing of foreign ministers. . order banning arms and ammuni­ There, C:hlneB* Rads—attaekt/g' tion aboard Korea-bound planes, with their usual disregard of caa- Berlin, July 25— {IP) — Mystery was clofiking today the Russia haa not yet replied to the Of State’syNet ^ r r e a t R ^ r l | ,„,t,h „'. ,„r state office needi. The Eighth Army said tha friendship with the purged Soviet , *’®’ ‘**' guards, creahed through the day. > (Continued on Page' Seven) Det. Lieut. William H. Sullivan The report doe. not deal with j |„t by point rea- (Ooatinued e « Page Heveu) leathernecki were pushed off one police boas. Iron Curtain today bringing eight people to aafety in the Weet. . aaid that Donald Baker, SO, for­ the current admlmstratton of the tor not squiring the limur- position briefly, but recovered thir ITnconflrmed reports said Woll­ merly of Wlnthrop. Maine, had ad­ ■gency which ia headed by W el- ance property aa he replied to a outpost known aa Esther In a Cotton companions from our urbane weber, in taking over ialaaer'a Bavarian border police said a fare CTommisatoner Hom'ard E. ' ■ • - - - BINGO collection of pretty and trim casual*. 3I-year-nld Czech mechanic, hie mitted killing Mrs. Mildred A. statement from Slate Rep. Philip counter-assault EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT office, had immediately begun a Houston who took office only last wife and their two amair children, Tony Anastasia Morrill, 47, In an argument over P. Laing, Windsor Democrat, ac­ Third Marine Associated PrcM Corrrapendant 20 REGULAR GAMES—3 SPEHALS Pick a handsome gingham, cool cham- drastic investigation of all Zals- Uie use of a cake mixer in prepar­ January. cused him of not fully considering John Randolph reported frotq the ■er's staff, seeking acapegoaU two Czech soldiers and a cirilian TW'o years ago a stinging report STARTING AT 8:15 SHARP bray, a prim broadcloth for poised man and woman, roared across to. ing the froating for a cake. the Connecticut General building., central front that groimd contacts who failed to weed out "Fascist Is Suspended by auditora' Downes and Longley conifort anywhei^e, anytime. freedom near Wald-Muenchen in . Sullivan described Baker who "We looked Into this aa well as Division Ready were light and that artillery fire provocateurs" in Soviet zone in­ haa lived here since May, aa a M Governor Lodge to call for a other properties very csrefully." had fallen off. dustry before the June 17 revolt southern Bavaria. They asked graduate of Kent State Unlveralty, The tapering off, Randolph said, savliim. full-scale probe of the department. Mscy said, "and came up with the of workers. By Dock Union Kent/ Ohio, and said he was the 'The governor's committee took conclusion, that a new State Office For Far East was probably due to driaaling rain Zaisser, who haa served Rus- ■They first reported the x'ehicle to son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Baker be a tank, but said later it was a some 15 months to study the | Building- would beat meet oiir re- and overcast and th* fact the Rsda O M ily ■Ilm m la H -'it’s one smooth'^eee of latex—whittles and aia as a military man for 18 years, of Wlnthrop, Maine. seemed tq be making an extra $q.98 heautifiilly-butit armored car witll New York. July 25 .— (/Pi — An­ agency, disclosed even worse con- | quirements and do so niore econo- sleeks your figure with an all-way. stretch, makea was summarily relieved as. securi­ Sullivan said Baker w’as arrest­ dltiops than . outlined by the :-micaUy/' Quantico Marine Base. Va., July effort to. keep their heads down and tank treads, so welt done that they thony (Tough Tony) Anastasia 25 -tW -JTh* Third Marine Divi­ all your clothes look better/ ty minister yesterday and the ed at McCook Memorial Hospital auditor* and resulted In the pres Th* Public Work* chief said the guns quiet. ministry'Itself was reduced to a had assumed It was- a Caech army smarted today, under a suspension where he had beeh committed for sion Is being readied for th* Far order of the International Long­ ent overhaul under Houston. insurance building, to be vacated Results of the radar and eloe- secretariat and incorporated in the, tank. observation early Friday before East, White House prera secretary t r— d Biii M M — it feels aa natural as a second skin, lined with It was decked with foliage a* Although leas severe than it* In several years when the Con­ tronic-controlled bomb dropa by ministry of the interior. shoremen’s association as he the body of Mr*. Morrill was dis­ Jamea C. Hagcrty announced to­ camouflage and aa it rammed previous blasts against th* relief necticut General will move to.new wind-defying Allied warplanaa cloud-soft fabric for heavenly comfort. Both Zaisser and hla chief aid* sought to buttress his power on the^ covered In her blood spattered day. through the barbed wire harrier Brooklyn docks. agency, the latest audit report quarter* in Bloomfield, has only In the security ministry. Commu­ apartment. Baker had been sent to cites numerous Instances where 140.000 square feet of UMbI* office Hagerty, her* with President (Oe’ntinued on Page Sevan) Im vIbIM g ■ M k r c l«llM B - it hasn’t a seam, stitch or bone. near Wald-Muench-n, a Czech ar­ Thr executive council of the McCook.' Sullivan said, after he Eisenhower for a conference of nist Erich Mielke. have vanished my patrol, hravily armed, watched crime-rjddcn ILA. headed by Jo­ the department failed to. nrotMt space as compared to some 190,000 It’s your slim secret on all occasions. at least temporarily from public had told an attorney that he had the state's interests.' H” Blso’'il(lAt- to be'contained In the new state military and civilian leaders, made it open-mouthed. Thsv apparently seph Ryan, voted the suspension killed a woman. 'The attorney took view in the continuing govern­ tions instances, to the credit of structure. the announcement In reply to re­ believed It a Cxech armored ^e- yesterday in Washington and theh him to police headquarters where porters' questions. — in every activity... every fashion.., it’s easy to live with, mental crisis. ^ connaisanca ear and held the.lr said Anastasia will be charged the department, where It tried to Purchase of the Insurance build­ However, the rumors that Zais- ■he was examined by police sur­ ing, he Mid. would thus not enable Th* Third Marine Diyislon 1* , washes in seconds, dries in a flash. fire. with misconduct. geon Dr. A. A. Klein and sent to follow previous auditor recom­ Bulletins aer has been Jailed—spread main- A German border official de­ Anaftasia. brother of Murder mendations. to put under one roof all the state headquartered at Camp Pendleton, by by antl-Communiat organiza­ the hospital. Calif. Part, of tho division, how­ clined to give the names of any Inc. mobster Albert Ansstaaia, an- According to ' Sullivan. Baker Criticisms^ contained in the re­ agencies occupying rental office from the AP Wires tions with headquarters In West of the occupants. They were taken grily said in New York that he port releaa^ today include the apace throughout Hartford. "We ever, is In Hawaii. aald that ha had vUitsd several The First Marine Division haa It*s all liilB niB M -ll'f Mm Berlin—were dlscounted>y several to , CSiam. near Wald-Musnchen. will fight Ryan "all the way, even following: would still have to rent some 50.000 taverns with Mr*. Morrill Thurs­ square -feet of office space," he been In Korea since early In the officers who had desertc^ from the and turned over to U. S. Army In­ If I have to eell my ahoes.” day night and that.they had _ gone _ F.lhire to collect some 333.000 Mi n i s t b b s t o t a l k FJist German army last w ^k. telligence official*. In such cases Report* promptly spread ^ a t | to \h‘e w^ttr*n’*'*^ 'rtm in ‘t to con owed the state by conraleacent added. war. but Hagerty Mid he could not Karachi, PaUaUka, July IS— say whether that division will re­ ‘niey said that Zalassr ia more refugses are not permitted to talk the Intra-unlon split, detonated by 1drinking. At the apartment. homes tn which overpayment had ’.’The Connecticut General build­ (^w—India’s . Prime Anthony Anastasia’s attempt ear- i Mid, they became Involved been made for state rases under ing.” he continued, "was built for main or be withdrawn from the Nehru Sew here todny for < Oontiaued On Page Hla (OanHaoed an Page Two) Her this week to consolidate his .rgyment about whether- to the Welfare Department. Insurance use and is much too war son*. with Paktstan’s Prime Mniater Brooklyn strength, might set o ff.,,,* ,i« t r ic mixer or a hand Poor check maintained on cases luxurious for state olfices." „ "Th* only thing I can say.” -Mohammed AM that mny eOM Fab-Lined Panty Girdle ____I____^ :______Estimated cost of a new State Bathing Suits a wave of atriksa and violence. ! mixer In preparing the frosting for Hagerty told reporters. "1* that their nation'* S-yeor-oM eontro- However, the rumblings of a | ^ ^ake. The argument resolved It- (OeaUnne/ » • Page iievea) Office structure, adjacent to the the Third Marine Division has veroy over ihe border olol* * i i present State Office Building, ia Rvan-Anastasia ahowdown were ,„to a death itniggle about been assigned td Gen. Mark Clark Kashmir. , GANTNERand . male/-by the- week-etrt Wll osser yrhtcH BSk8r »b ' iOOOJKkh.-. --- - ... .iw-tho-Fae-Best'-Theater.'" • -w. ei^men Hit the port. bm aiue. Macy Mid the price of the Con- Clark is Supreme Commander in JANTZEN SUITE necUctif' General bufidlng,' plus STODDABU QUITS POST . with new *Adjust-Ail Garters He aal^ acpoiitlng to the. dete^- the Par East. .unmpeign/ UL. July r eariy this week ■when thil he hla^ied out In a abmo.i$300,000 in' renova tiona wMclr The -bfder for'ihe mo've'ment of' NEW! News Tidbits would hsve to be done there, phis Dr. Oenrue D. Stoddiard hoe rse P in ty '4»rie£’^, (w ithoot 'J’W" tytrisayi •iL*■ j. I * * .y * ' ’y/8.Lt dainken ,stupor.-and.-that- athaa Jie feet' jffrSbklyb fiCA tecalx fnto a-single "i^gaiheir cxihariounieia'’he 'pIc'ksiS last foiif'days." Hagerty said.’ yeraity of llUnols offmttvo Fahu super Iwal. He resigned ss a union the body of Mrs. Morrill from the Ceiled fn m AF W im ^ in extra office apse* would nin.the ^LOW^StANDE^ $6:95^16= '"t- ■■ ’ There- were reports yesterday I. after Ike iielveroity board of hiring boM to devote his full e(- floor, and placed it on the bed. Sul- total coat of this plan "consider­ that units of both the Second and Washington. July .35 ■ -Ae members, who must seek re-elec- trustee* deellued to give Mm M fortH to th« orirGnlEing drive, ____ ably higher than that of a new Third Marine Division* in thia Benaterpasaed bill with a potential tion next year, would care to vote Chinese Nationalist offlrial says vote of eoafideaeo lost aighL The move, which was not Ana- (Coatiniied m Pago BIgvmi) office building." , country e'er* being alerted for FLEXIYENT UNITS $ 1 6 9 5 bullt-tn pay ralee for membera of j directly on a bill to ralae their own stasia’a first challenge of Ryan, he has been notified that U. 8. Sen­ Further ex-onomlea are also in­ Oongreaa was lambaated today by | pay. ator Knowland will rtolt Talpeh, rapid movement \o Korea. Th* came with the IL A under orders volved In construction o f a new Second la headquartered at Camp PENSIONER SUCCiUMBS . two house membra aa "sneaky, j Supporting Burdick’a aUnd, Re- to reform or face possible ouster Formosa after Congress recesses State Office Building, he Mid. This Paysuodu. Uruguay, July 3 8 — The wide range of Flexivent sizes crookedV snd a backdoor ap-. publican Gross ( R-Iowa) called the this summer ___ TTavda assails Lejeune, N. C. Th« heaiiUti that will maka from the parent AFL- Ryan him­ 143 Women Start Includes use of a central heating Ofllciala Mid then that aa a — LeopoWtuo Btmeouf, 1 l> baachca buzz «1tl) exritamant proach." "'*■ backdoor approach." add- self la under indictment for lar­ recent statements by U. 8. Secre­ yeor-oM Uiuguayaa reoideut of can be combined in huncireda of I UiHiOKlmliiiM COMIQEDBIIIICRiMi ■ It was apparant that the bill,! |ng: tary of Mtate Dulles and dcalSs ceny of union funds. (OiHitinned on Page Seven) roorordla. Argeuttoa. died af a a l through aummvr. SiZM pasaed late Thdraday by tha Dream Vacations (Contlnned on Pnge Eleven) ways. Choice of fixed or ventilat­ 12 to 48...... » • " - ‘ " if we want to raise our Ryan- countered Anaataaia’a truth •( Amerlran asaerllona Soviet heart attack today while _*w t^ at* with no opposition, de.bate or salariea, we should have courage move by calling' a meeting of Union threatens Western Europe. ming oeroes the roM. ing types. Sash swing outward in fanfare, would have tough aledding raough to atand up and vote di­ Brooklyn ILA local officials on Fort Wasme. Ind., July- 8 6 --t* Indian government aaoounres wide Uruguay river ta- in the Houae. pMthummis award of special Presi­ awning position, or inward in rectly on the Ubue.’’ Wednesday. After tha 2- the- The women had to watch their Dr. Edgar C. Ysrbury, of th* anU aa haring ’bowed hla neck", b* p , , ^ adjournment. nnol aolory tmer He told 'newamen he doubted i’’falr and reasonable compenaa- federal debt celling until he know* financial cornera for the last yaar Connecticut State Hospital, aayi In an effort to get (he rates boost- worhera the bill would get serietur con­ Uon" for federal Judgts and .con- wliat Congr*aa wtll do with pend­ or more to save up the cost of-the parking problems at hospital there was evidence that on Monday, when the Houae commiu sideration. -pur., F O R YOUR CONVIENCE—WE ACCEPT gresamsn. It would t ^ e Into coh- ing tax and apending bilU,___ _ . ^ Wp::3nj)22 e«h, oeeaealtate eight.aaaa.pdKee tansa, -this issue he nu.v Jack the nedeo-,iaa ''iaay'oet.-^’- h r aoidr' “I f the membera think they need aidsration such things aa; Because o f thta'"'wait and see" , Ever line* I'aat January,'they’ve''flYt TnOTw than -foi mei ty; :TWtn«-' PbmiK:r8UC' su'pporj:. The Senate Appropriatioas com- moay stsi a pay ralae. let them atand up "Ths sacrifices Involved in the PAYMENTS -OF..-TELEPHONE BILLS attitude, an informed aource said tot pkg and vote directly on that lasue-aqd accaplanae o f appointment to the today, a request to Uongrets on 'fiot tiSlis'tlTe''1nic)c.”''Bufdlck aaid. •IT h He aald ke doeq net think Houae 7V/ .... . ,^.,,.4p.-.-ij-:--

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY, JULY 26, 195^

rfiietex# **■*.*»•• -.■r.J9m MANCHESTER. EVENING HERALD*-MANCHEaiEaL .CONN* §AiyBPAY> .^LY_25^^^^ njgn Rmaansi,Limi«nw..Oh.itlT!i enqiin irn 1UIIIT t lYiei es ‘i Rev. .Ourl E: Olson, Pastor' T im e ” P«}^nieiit|Bolton J, Philemon Anderson, Modan Mid Old FaahUiee* Skywatch Schedule A b o u t T o w n Urges •Residents Aasisinnt to the Pnator Frjeedom Tank Coventry .X. DANCING EVERY Clarence W. Hfising, Orgnnlat System H elping and Cholrmaater Cussons Buy Eaton Home; Rec Chief’s Ultimatum Three gnuhiataa o f Manchaatar Back State Parks SATURDAY NIGHT - C h u r c h e s Riwday, Jhhr C a r r i e s E i g h t High School, Albert H, Guay, 20 City Vlow Do o m H a l Eighth Sunday After Trinity: 12 Midnight • 2 A. M...... / Vahmteera NeedMl M exico Stores Mary Farrell Represents Spruce atreat; Eldwln W. Reichard, 4M Km m j Bt, S*. MamdMter South Methodist Church 9:00 a. ni,, ' Divine Worship. 2 A. M. • 4 A. M ...... Fi4d Bond Three More Dwellings Sold 149 Middle > Turnpike eaat, and New Haven, July 25— (/f>—The Church af th* Nazaraa* < Voluatecrs Needed nO L GREEN, Fnmptmr 4dd Mata Rtreet Mala Street and Hartford Road Nursery in parish building. 4 A. M. - 6e A. MM...... (,,.v. Mexico city, July 25—(J*)—De­ Presented to Directors Robert E .' Richardson, Jr„ 203 Connecticut Forest and Park Aaao- 8 A. M. • 9 A, M. Bill Stevenian To West Zoi^ clatlon today warned Connecticut C. R. Wiaalow. Mlatoter Rev. Ftad R, Edgar, Minister, Prelude '’Benedictua" ..Couperin partment rtore operators believe Cdunty at Dress Revue Highland street ar* among the Rev. Percy F. Smith Miss Eva Johnson 9 A. M. - 13 Noon ...... Sam Clemena Bolton, July 25— (Special)-. • thelnt cousins. They were focom- students being admitted to Trinity residents not to take their parka Flereace Wood aad inaUllment plan buying, now be­ Martin said that those who Oertruda Wllaoa, Orgaaial* Aaaaetate Mlalater Solo "O Lord, Correct M e " ...... 12 Noon - 3 P. M...... Kenneth Hammond . coming more general in Mexico, The Eaton homestead on Hebrnifi j hy Mr. Oncconl’s aunt, Mrs. W ill Resign, If Asked, wished to discuss any phase of the (OHrtlMMd fi«M Fag* 9 * * ) College in September. and forests for granted. Herbert A. Fraacei ...... Handel 3 P. M. - 6 P. M...... Veluateera Needed Dorics Cereghino, A. W. Hurford, aaaoclation sec­ is helping to raise the nation’s road, most recently occupied by B ui W ill Slay^ on Job Hedlund matter could apeak to him Coventry, July 2»— (Special)— »tbp place as a dance band in the ■unday, July 3 8 - Minister of Musle Mrs. Eric Anderson 6 P. M. - 8 P. M...... Columbia de C^aril, Cleleate King standard of living. You’ll find Return from Trip personally. with outsiders until int^rogation Miss Mary Farrell. 18, daughter of > Force-wide talent cohtcqt at A son waa bom at the St. retary said in a statement that 8 P. M. - 10 P. M...... Raymond Fenn, Carl Sluearczyk the late Louis D. Eaton, has )>een Mr. nnd Mra. Keeney Hutchin­ "the public must become awara of Church School, 9:30 a. m.; Ten­ Offertory ’’Communion” ...... sewing machines, radios and re­ Only with Pay Raise Among those cut off was ‘ the ^ completed. Mr. and Mrs. George F. Ferrell of i RaiAd City A ir Force Base, 8. D Francia Hoapital in Hartford on Sunday, July 38 - 10 P. M. • 12 Midnight William Klotzer sold according to papers filed with son nf Bolton Center road and Mr. the fact that adequate atate parks nyson McFall, Smierlntendant. The ...... TItcomb frigerators in many adobe huta man who first raised tbe charges. But a border pplieeman who Plelns. road, will be one of five Sargeant Sima la a graduate of Thursday to Mr. and Mra. Jamas Dally Vacation Bible School com­ Services at 8:00 and 10:00 a. m. Sermon: "U vlng by the Narrow the Town Clerk this week. Traniir l and Mrs. Anthony A. Maneggia of talked with the gi;«*Up shortly after Connolly, SO Norman street ai^foresta miuit be fought for,” Monday, July 37 these days. Becreatlon Superintendent John Pagani, after saying earlier in the girla repreaenting Tolland County Manc)iesUr High School, Claas of mencement program will be given Prelude, "Impression,’’ Karg-Elert Way” The Instaatment plan was a lit­ day that he would not attend the the eight cscap^ from their Com- He urged state wide support for 12 Midnight - 2 A. M...... Velunteere Needed E. Hedlund told the Board of Di­ at the State Dress Revue Wednes­ 1950. A t present hia wife, the for­ during the Sunday School hour- Hymn, “Now Thank W# All Our Philemon Anderson tle slow in coming to Mexico, and the comer of School road was trip through meeting showed up after all. How­ munUt-dotnln^ed homeland, said day at the University of Connecti­ mer Judith Miner, daughter o f Mr. Dr. Ferris E. Reynolds of Elon, “ the nubile spirited citizens and God” ...... Nun Danket 2 A. M. - 4 A, M...... William 8. Horgan western and Eastern states. They rectors last night that If they organizations” who ha said “are Morning Worship, 10:45; Mes- Monday la “ Emanuel Blood even now It Isn't so simple ns It made from Lena R. Eaton to Fran- Mvanted him to resign he would ever, a question he wanted to ask the young mechanic, a native of cut. and Mrs, Warren O. Miner, and N. C„ former minister of the Sec­ aaga "Victory Through the Vic­ •Anthem, ” 0 Taste snd See,” Go.9s 4- A, M. - 6 A. M...... i Harry Cowlea traveled through 13 states going ond Congregational Church, ar­ still at work urgtaig the proper de­ Donor Day.” Members are asked ...... Victoria Filewicz is in the United SUtea. Opening cle J. and Alyce (?usson. leave tomorrow and stated further Hedlund nevbr was voiced. Bowers, Pllsen. told this story: Mias Farrell will model an eve­ young daughter, Deborah Jean, tor.” Offertory qolo, VHear Ye. Isrsel” 0 A. M. - 9 A. M...... as far west aa Wisconsin on a rived in town last night and left velopment and ' maintenance of to call the Red Cross for an ap­ ...... Dorothy Belcher, Catherine Jack an account can be a major project, The new owners'are former resi­ that, if his salary were not raised confining the discussion between Two years ago he decided to ning dress of white cotton em­ are residing at 62 Horton .“oad, N. Y. P. 8. 0:30 p. m„ Martha (from ("Elijah” ) ..Mendelssohn 9 A. M. - 12 Noon ..,. slow and involved. northerly route, then southeast flee, a conviction which solidified this morning with William Knofla, public areas and looking ahead for pointment. or walk in between ...... Thomaa Maxwell dents of Notch road, having owned to match others in town, he would the board and its recreation head, bossed in bronze, styled with high Manchester. McKinney, president. Juns Oaal, soprano 1:45 and 6:30 at Center Church. 12 Noon - 3 P. M...... Interest ratss run os high as 30 through the West Virginia moun­ when hia machine shop was con- 93 Henry street on a fishing trip the state’s future needs." 3 P. M. . 8 P. M...... Mrt. Mary St. Lawrence, Mri. properties now occupied by Ells­ quit anyway. told Pagani he had his say at the back neckline, v-front gathered at The Westover "Airllnera” are a Evening Bvangeilatic Message, Hymn, ”0 Love that W ilt Not Let per cent a year and average be­ worth E. Perkins and Franrts tains into Washington, D. C„ Hedlund. speaking at the beard s budget hearing. ftscited and he was forced to the shoulders, high tight bodice, to Lake Clair in theLaurentlan Noting that Connecticut "atill is ide Go” ....,...... St. Margaret I Katherine Ruttgcri part of the "Tops in Blue,” the growing” and that demands for 7:30, “ Fickle or Fixed Founda­ Talcnttvllle Congregational tween 12 and 15 per cent. Never­ Mannise. Other property transfers During a day spent in the capi-. meeting in defense of his depart­ Hedlund traced the controversy mtisrata it for the Communist full circular skirt. She will carry Mountalna, Quebec, Canada. It ia Sermon, "The Love that Does Not 6 P. M. . 8 P. M...... Mr. and Mrz. Albert Tedford all-Alrnaan USAF Variety Show public recreational facilitiea ’hvill tions.” Church theless time paymenu are putting recorded Include a house on Sun-1 tal city they toured ths White ment which came under attack at centering about his departntent to :W te. an evening bag of the same mato- expected that Mrs. Rbynolda and The WMk Fall,’’ Bsv. Percy F. Smith 8 P. M. • 10 P. M...... Ray Eckler. Robert Omper "luxury" items within reach of organised from winners and top tkalr three children will - driva to necessarily. increaasC Hurford Jamo* A. Bull, I ’aator . Benjamin Shankroan - set lane from L. F. DeMnra. to, House where Maneggia, already a pulane hearing last week, Twtid he the transfer early last season Patnfully, week after week and. rtai. Her shoes will he o f white Wednesday-:-:'' Hymr, " I Love to Tell the Story’i 10 P. M. - 12 Mtdnlghl workers who mSy not'make more married to a Mamie, hid hopOa of month after month, he collected performers Ih th*' Air Fdfce-'jWde Manchester about the middle of added: Mrs. Anthony t'rbnhettl, Robert W. and Maideltiie C. Ag- was "sick of continually lighting the TwUight Baseball League freht linen, low cut ^ t h half inch heel. - contest. The ahoa- now plana 7:45 p. m. Prayer and Pralae Hankey Viilimteera may regleter at Civil Defenae Headquartera, Munici­ than 300 pesos (823) a month. seeing the First Lady of tha aame piecea of acrap iron and steel. Se­ August tb meet Dr. Reynolds. ‘Actually ao Shnall a percent of Poetlude, "Grand Chorus” ..Biggs Director of Music new; a lot on South road from over my Job.” the "West Side Oval., where it had Miaa Farrell has had three yeara Service. pal Building, Manchester, on Mondays and Fridays from 1-5 P, M. The delay and high rates are ex­ Robert McKinney to Harold E. ruime. They report an Interesting been ■ operated successfully for 19 cretly and at night, he slowly built a six-montha world tour. the tax dollar haa been used for. •Only at .the 8:00 o’clock aervic*. Sunday. July 26: ••If you want to replace me. Jiusl of experience in the Coventry Jun­ The 24 members of the show Thursday— plained, by store operators by com­ Borst; and a lot on Linnwood drive but hot trip and have several rolls vears, to Mount Nebo, i^ e re it the armored car which was to A card received today from Mr. public recreation and conservation 9:30 a. ni., People gather at the say so.” he added. "I have a job ior Homemakers 4-H Club led by wUl make a circuit of atatea, 7:00 p. m. Caravan, paring their operatiofui with those in Rosedale from CHifford and of color film tn process of failed to finish the seas6n. - bring him to freedom. After 24 Mrs. Ralph C. Hoffman, and four and Mrs. Burton Knopp qnd family, programs in past years that an church to go on annual outing to reasons of prudence or conserva­ I can go to tomorrow.” rea and the Far East. They plan Nazarene Bible School Program, Zhm Evaagellcal Lutheran fAurch the "Cathedral in the Pines," of U. 8. stores. Sarah Stevens to Benard snd Faith developing which they hope will Hedlund's department was at­ .Acted Only As Agent months of labor the vehicle was ears as a member of the Tolland who are en route to California impartial study might well show ID a. m. Mlaaouri S.vnod New England’s tism in the past, Msssachueetts In Mexico there are no major ready, built as closely along Czech to return to the United States by where Mr. Knopp will assume a that not enough of the la x dollar - - f ■ > .Springfield. T^e service will be ,capital has nevsr gons heavily into RheaumC; make good Thrbu^ Ui* limd Said, and he was only acting thev planned with him. The me- ter the senior class at Windham mundson is now on leave at hia port of atate parka and forests la World...... ■ns Glory to Know," The Week "with the new outlook for that often costly process. not doing any work." vital if we are to have full utiliza­ after Trinity— Mr. and Mra. Charles Hathaway Beautiful" will be delivered at the The angered department head as the commission’s agent. chainica 29-yeat-old wife was High School, Wlllimantic, in Sep­ home on Route 44A. He has been The clinic achedule of the Man­ and "M fe am I.” 9:00 a. ro„ Sunday School. (No Thursilay, July .30; 7:30 p. m. builntse, it may not be too late for On top of that, the rlek la great­ Hedlund also said he would wel­ readied and so were their two chil­ awarded the Bronze Star for meri- chester Visiting Nurses Associa­ tion of these natural reaourcea in Beginners—Scripture, Psalm Senior choir rehearses in the chan Boston. July 25-r(^—The logi­ Masaachimetti interests to recon­ on Vernon road. 10 a. m. worship service at Bolton said employes in hia department tember. Sunday School during August). cal fields for New England man­ er—there are more defaults. Attend 4-H Course were working long hours for little come ,tbe investigation of his de­ dren. "They selected the crossing .Elected F F A Prealileat torioua service and expects to re­ tion fbr next week Is aa folloix-a: the future. an,’ ( ‘'N. Tio's/f ; 122:1: "The ‘Happy Day* Ex- cel. sider and begin participation on ii Elach big firm selling on time Congregational Church tomorrow. "State parks tn particular will 10:00 a. m.. Nursery In th# Par ufacturing Includa producu which Patricia Strickland. Stewart It Is entitled "Beside the Lake of money. And as for his own J.’1.420 partment, as proposed by Pagani, near Wald-Muenchen because the Wlnthrop Merriam, Jr., of Rip-' ceive hia discharge in about a Monday, 1:30 p. m., pre-natal; preaa"; Rhythm Band; Teachars: Ish Houae during church worship. larger scale.’’ „ operates its own large, credit bu­ require considerable attention to are light and compact in propor­ McDonough and Joseph Paggloll (Jalllee", The church will be annual salary, Hedlund said un- but'said it "Should be from the mechanic had become familiar ley Hill has bee., re-elected state week. Ti^esday, 8:30 a. m., tonsils ami E A S T W O ^ Mrs. Evelyn Sedlacek and Mrs. 10:00 a. m.. Divine worship. Salvation Army reau. Every prospect is personally bottom up." ' with the area while working as president of the Future Farmers He aaw hia infant daughter, adenoids, and Friday, 9 a. m., make them fully productive to F.thel Schwarm. Helpers: Olive 6«1 Main Street tion to their value. In this con­ checked by the firm's inveetl- will report at the University of dosed throughout the month of le.ss my salary is raised to match 11:00 a. m.. Divine worahip in nection Is New England over­ (Jonhecilcut tomorrow for the 4-H that of other department heads. It did not appear, however, that driver of a labor transport. of America during the closing ses­ Debra Jean, for the first time Sat­ chest (by appointment only), and beat aerve Connecticut.” • LAST TUIES TODAY • Swain, Jean Swain, Mra, Kay Do- the German language.. Captain Nonnan S. Marshall gators, even though he has ac­ August, re-opening on SepUmber They got a pistol and a tommy- looking the full posaibllitlea of Short 0>urse tn be held through 6. . I'm through." . . , the directors were Interested in sion of the annual convention at urday. His a-ife is the former from 2 to 4 p. m., well baby at lln and Mrs. Alberta Andretta. 7:30 p. m., Zion church is a July 26, Ruth Miilett counts in other atoree and can DliM'U^Rion LimitfMl taking any action on the matter. gun and at 3 a. in. left PIIm h . The the University of Connecticut. He Shirley Wright, daughter of Mr. the hospital. Until the age of 8 or 9, children THE FIRST GREAT OUTDOOR Primary—Scripture, Psalm 100. church of the Intarnational Luth­ 9:.30 Sunday School the drug industry? prove he is a good risk. August 1. Evening activities are An Important executive eom- Such a question la raised by Although the hearing rdhij, Director Walter Mahoney told twigs and branchea served to dull ia a former president of Tri-Ag and Mrs. Myrton E. Wright, also normally are farsighted. "Busy for Jesus.” Poem, "Try eran Hour, broadcast In 36 langu­ 10:.’'i0 Holiness meeting. Colonel Oareer Girl TWnks Running , Once that credit is approved, open to the public snd Include a mlltre meeting will be held Mon­ 8 DIMENSION COLOR HIT Industry, "the official apokaaman the Municipal Building wag tilled Hedlund. that "no one's put for auaplciona of police and soldiers as chapter, unit of the F F A at Wind­ of North Coventry. ,Lt. Edmund- Charles M. Herrmann, son of Mr. Smiling," Bryan Schwarm. Poem, ages in 58 territories end foreign Edwin Perrett will be in ebai ge. House Is FuR-Ume Job the etors haa to "nurse it dowil to get-acquainted ■ party tomorrow day at the church parish room at (or MaaaachuaetU Industry,” the night to the new Student Union 8 p. m. in- anticipation of Hedlithd'a ap­ your scalp," and Mayor Bowers they left the Czech city, for it ap­ ham High School. son graduated from the University and Mrs. Otto Herrmann. 813 Cen­ "FORT Tl" "rrount Your Blessings.” Richard countries, heard locally every Sun­ 7:00 Vesper service',in- Center the last payment” as Joel Rocha monthly publication of the Asso­ Building. l*he real highlight nf pearance, a possible vhrbal ex- said the matter was closed, so far peared to be only another army To Enroll Voters of Connecticut. Class of 1951. ter street, ha.s been promoted (In 8-D AND COLOR) Fish. "When My Fears Grow day evening over WONS at 7:30. Park. Rev. John R. Neubert will Here’s a letter I got from a puts it. Rocha is one of three men Rev. J. Richard Yeager will reconnaissance car out on assign­ ciated Induetrlea of Maaaachu- the s-eek will be the annual plosion failed to materialize when as the directors are concerned. The Registrars of Voters will be Coming Events from private to private first class, GEORGE MONTGOMERY Mountain High,” Rhythm Band 11:45 p. m., “This Is the Life’ pteach. in case of rain this service career girl turned housewife, it 'e , heading _ tha Salinas y Rocha chain preach a sermon entitled "Silent General Manager Richard Martin ment. in session Friday (July 3.1) from J Teachers: Miss Bernice Phelps, WNHC-'TV and at 6:30 p. m will be held in Citadel at. same setts. an answer to talk that the I of 14 department stores to major Square Dance Festival which at­ Me*.all 4-H Club work; on Tuesday a tal­ Bolton eorreapondetit. Mrs. Joeeph ing at Camp Lodge in Niantic. 22, 7:45 p.m. at the Church Com­ FOR 3 BIG DAYS! Helpers: Joan Mullen and Ruth fine husband and two children. Be­ intereet. Smaller stdfee pay 12 per veering of the car. They still had Haven of the Second District. Had Cveryiaiaa” other llle. And Increasing popu­ cent—“and then they>e lucky to ent contest will be held. Thurs­ D’ltalin, telephone NltcheU S-55M. In lovlnz nu-mory of About 60 men left in the contin­ munity House; Coventry Volun­ A pretty surprise miscellaneous Seavey. The Eighth Sunday after Trinity: fore that I held several different *bo pasurd sway July 'JJ*' “ ! their mouths open as its metal Hold Floral Claaa Air i'aadiliaard — Frea FatSiaa HI. James’ K. f:. Church lation and length W life both a ^ get a loan." Fresneda^aid. day is stunt night and on Friday s t gent at 8 o'clock. teer Firemen’s' aaaoclation. 8 p.m. bridal shower waa given Miss Jean Intermediate A medley of 8 a.m. Holy Communion, cele­ positions. Even the least of these LoKaolv IJ. Lennon who pasrd » ») snout ripped the barbed wire A class on dried floral arrange­ Rev. John K. Hannon, Pastor new expansion factors for the Salinas y Rocha ciaimis to be the movies wdll be shown through the Jilly Sa. 1932. Tlie companies are units of the in their firehouse in South Coven­ Brewer, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Scriptures, "Fairest Lsird Jesus. brant, the curate.' Was considered important enough and the machine rumbled to free- ments for. permanent beauty will Rev. George P. Hughes arms industry. first to offer time payments courtesy of the Audio-Visual Aids 169th Infantry Regiment that in- be conducted by Mrs. Adelma try; Green-Chabot Poet and Auxil­ Merrill Brewer, of Wells street, Teacher; Mrs. Mabel Adamson. 10 a.m. Morning Prayer and ser- Rev. Edgar F. Farrell to require an eight-hour day. B-Autiful momorloa rh-riffh-d feirfvor dom. Not a challenge waa made iary, American Legion, 8 p.m. in Handl-Oaft—Teacher: The Rev monette by the curate. Writing in Industry, Bernard in Mexico. That was in 1918 when Division of the University, fol­ Of hapov day* ap» nt tosothor. clude.s all towns east of the Con­ Grenier Simmons at her Capri' Manchester, at the home of Dr. Peterson explores Massachuaetta’ "Our critics contend that if we -•/ Plirnt thnuzhta brtnz many necticut river except Thompson- nor a shot fired. the hall on Wall street. C. r. Austin. Helpers: Warren Musical outline of thla service: houaearives were any kind of man­ they had just one store, in Mon­ lowed by a candle-lighting cere-1 lands Herb Farm, Silver street, and Mrs. Erich A. Kellner, 69 Elm Sunday .Maaers: participation in drug production THE OFFICE OF gor oBos w« mlas and lovo «o dear. ville. a special troops unit. The Ciech tooled hia vehiqle Birth Schwarm and Alfred Swain. Processional; "Thy Kingdom agers we could complete^, our terrey. Sears, Roebuck came to 1 mony. All programs start at ap- August 4. Time will be announced. street, Rockville, op Wednesday For adults; 6, 7. 8r 9, 10 and 11 and calls attention to further proximately 8:15 p. m. Tha l.fnnon Family. across a field and to a road where A daughter waa bom to Mr. and Awarding of Certificates. Come, O God!" housework by noon. TTiat's such a Mexico In 1947—it has seven I DR. S. NELEBER The arrangements will feature evening. o'clock .with two MaaSea at 9, pne large-scale expansion which may Team Plays Coventry FIRE DEATHS MYSTERY West German border guards ap­ Mra. Richard Folsom. 49 Hickory k. *^nEgflqooMR "Shout, sSout, Shout, the Victory Sequence ^ ym n ; "Crown Him beautiful thought. stores in the country el present^, herb materials but other dried The living room was attractively m 'the main auditorium for adults be expected in the use of anti­ The Bolton baseball team win Card of Thanks peared. He stopped, got out anl drive at the Hartford Hospital decorated with white bells and swaiiiw (jlwO faiai inswa is Won!" with Many Crowns” ■ "But why should a homemaker and gave a major Impetus to the items will also be used. Offertory: “The Prayer.” snd one for the children in the biotics in animal husbandry. play at Ckjventry tomorrow after­ WILL BE North Haven. July 25—UPl—The announced that he and his friends Food Sale Slated Tuesday. streamers, from the center .of The Bible School waa superIn who Is maid, dietitian, laundress, system. Wa wooM a-apraan-^r ^ i^ ra Itanka sought refuge in the West. O O U N T fir fay Malotte. Solo by Allen D. bascmenl and two Masse* at 10, i He quotes Sir Alexander Flem­ Now most inejor department i noon at 2:30. The local club de­ fo all our (rlonda for thi'lr k'ndn-M <'auste 'of■ a nre which claimed three The Nathan Hale Community- Which Miaa Brewer was showered MO *S TaCMNtCGtaGG tended by Mrs. C. E. Winslow, as one in the main auditorium and errand girl, chauffeur, decorator, live., 'here Thursday night may Previously refugees seeking fifanrheater Evening Herald '♦kMsssa*e> iiisiai sisted by Mrs. Mary Da'i'Is. with liiomas ing. distinguished fellow of aeverel stores, automobile dSslers, Jewel­ feated Coventry in their earlier CLOSED rturin* our roranl h<.rravrm«.n|. Iho Center organizational and exccu- with rose petal confetti. Miss one in the basement. British scientific societlee and nurse, psychologist, buyer, tutor, meeting this season. d^'Rth of nur mother. Mrs. Annlo Mar- never be known according to Fire freedom in the West have broken live rommltteea will conduct a Coventry enireapondent. Mrs. Brewer received many beautiful Peter Pan Shown Sunday Mrs. F. M. Wood at the piano. Recessional: “Jesus Shall Reign" lost-and-found chairman, social ers. electrical appliance and radio ' tin HowiU; ami for th« many mossagfi professor emeritus of bacteriology Personal Notes Chief W. Elliott Flower. He said through eziechosiovakia'a Iron Charles L. Little, telephone PD- gifts. Gamea were played and A t 8:50, 7:05, 10:15 Announcements: secretary and diplomat be ex­ dealers to Mexico offer some form oKsympmthy. food sale Saturday. Aug. 1. from ^ St. Francis Assisi Church at the Unl-.-eriity of London. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cinnelia FROM JULY 27 last night there were no witne.sses Curtain In planes, a train, and 10:30 a. m. at the Center building. grim 3-8231. prizea awarded. Mid-week service of Holy Com­ pected to be such a marvel ? Woe­ of time payment. FIrat Church of Christ, Retentlst munion will be held Wednesday at '' South Windsor, Route SO Addressing the MasaechusetU and daughter, Diana, of Ruther­ John H. ami Fannie OtowHO Klehi^h. to the beginning of the blaze, and afoot but this is the first time, any Donations of food should be A buffet lunch waa served, in­ -----PLUS------Rev. Arthur J. Hefferman. Pastor ful Ignorance of the many de- Rocha and Freineda believe have been known to escape in Masonic Temple 10 a.m. Medical Society, Sir Alexander Mexican living standards are being ford, New Jersey, arrive tdodav UNTIL AUG. 10 that the area where the Ore began brought in.hy 10 a. m. cluding a beautiful shower cake "COUNT THE HOURS" Rev. Francis V. Karvcils, Curate called attention to speed-up in nuinds made upon ua every day G^rd of Thanks freedom tank. Mrs. Edward Schuitheiss will and individual Ice cream molds of raised as a reaulL Fresneda said for a weel^z visit with Mr. and was so bhdiy damaged that hr Dock Chiefs Terenra Wright OnTeamat CVmgregatloiial fliurch growth of young poultry or pigs must be the only answer." The escape apparently took Oust assorted bridal designs. July 26 - it has aided business, too. and thus Mrs. Ray Gocconl of Route 85, We wleh In thankank siall of our nolKh- could not determine the cause. A furnish pick-up service if con­ j MacDonald Carey Sunday .Service. 11:00 a. nj. 48 Spruce Street Masses nt 7, 8:30, 9:30 and 10:45 under small dosages of antibiotics. Igaaraaca Is the Answer rrlalivp.e ■ for th- regular Czech border patrola com­ Guests were present from Rock­ )ias created new employment and bore, frionded» Slid.' rrla 7-year-oId boy. hi.s grandmother tacted. Items being accepted In­ Sunday School, 11:00 a. m. Mlee Violet Goac, Youth Director a.m. The economic importance of such „ Woeful ignorance Is the only IMny arts„ of _____klndtO:s.«e»,« and eympathy and grandaunt died of smoke in­ pletely by surprise for it was made clude pies, cakes, rolls, cookies, Tony Anastasia ville. Manchester. Stafford Springs, | answer. Any woman a-ho has ever purchasing power. ebown.... ue in our reroit boreavomoni, Wednesday evening meeting 8:00 Ernest C. Johnson. Jr„ Onpinist effects could mean, he said, that Wr i-eporially thank al>Jho.ee who sent halation in the Ore. on a tightly guarded frontier candy, baked beans, salads, fruit, Hartford. West Hartford, Crom- i .Shown Sub. 2:80, 5:45, 8:50 St. Bridget’s Church "perhaps in the nesu- future more held down an eight-hour-a-day fresh vegetables, or any other edl- well and Niantic. 'THK TAU, TKXAM” p. m. thf b-auiltui floral Irihuf-s and loaned where roving Czech army squads ,(PMUnD^ .nwaa .F*g* One) I sr.N., _ - Reading .r«»m, .hours:.. Tue:^aya Sunday, JuljL 3«>, Ihcrc will be Rev ■lames P. Timmins, Pastor antibiotics will be used for animal Job and traded It (or the Job of SPECIALIZED DIET Utwaisa. ol .cars------i, ...... SUES FOB SO.N’S DEATH qperate on-'‘shoot to--kiii”- orders. Wee.-...... — ...... ■■ ...... M-taa - Drewer-ia -the fiancee ■ of [ “ I’t t -«H!T ¥ « I '" --- — Prleea Sow. A d «U » 74a - no aervlice in our church. Mefh; Rcv. Rirhcri Carroll and feedihg than for -medicinal pur­ running a houo* and 4aking care The members of both commit­ {•vt. John A. Stlebitz, Jr., son of > Children 85e and Fridays. 12;00-4:00 p. m. . A FRIENDLY CHALLENGE Mrs. I.. na Bn-u and flunlly. Border police said after the were In accordance with the IL A Ia a-D DAY . IN THB COrjITBY" Wednesdays. 7:00-7:55 p. m. here anig g»n»e animals are getting of Storrs Tuesday at 8 p. m- at the constitution. John A. Stiebitz, 27 Windermere The’ public is cordially invited to diet In Memoriam liam J. Ford has charged the New German guards escorted it ■ to Anastasia and Ryan shook attend our aervieea and use our Grtieral Conference being held at the huge Boston medical and re­ Not that most women aren't plenty of minerals to their TO THE PEOPLE OF ^aven Railroad with negligence in Wald-Muenchen for U. S. authori­ Center building to plan a public hands for news photographers, and avenue, Rockville, who is Just | the Hilltop in Cromwell. Conn. Masses on Sunday a,I 7:00. 8:00 search . centers—doing in drug xrilltog and even eager to make the thla year. iR 4m Uit Jucmory-ul-xiur. Juub reading room. ,'i''Tlt)0.fX» Superior Court gtrtt ties to take over. chicken barbecue, tn AuguaL there was no hint that the action completing an airplane mechanics, of Servicea at 10:30 a. m. and -SiOO 9:06. 10;06 and 11:00 s in. and field ?----- trade: M ost of thsm-find the Job Robert F. Cooney, director of band sndTnlh»r. Jihii W Danirls, whu Herb C$aaa to Meet course at Gary Air Force Base, ’•Truth" wm be the suhlect CONNBCTICUT^ {iSiMed swsy July 3S. I960. stemming from the death-of his The first “ freedom tank” escape taken by the executive committee Cool Off the lesson-sermon for Sunday. Ju p. m. Masses downstairs at 9:00 and The Associated Industries pub­ of home-making far more rea-srd- wildlife restoration (or the Mon- son Robert, 8. on April 1. Tlie boy'a from a country whose citizens have The Caprilanda Herb class will yesterday might be expected^ San Marcos, Tex. 1 •me Week 10:45 a m. lication gives an answer at least ing than any kind of paid empIo>- Una Fish and Game Department Azsin lb' mnnih nf July Is hrrr. The couple plan to be married In 1v 26. The Golden Text is from body wah.. found .alongside some braved bullets and grenades to flee meet Thursday at noon at the In his statement last night Here! Psalms 43:2.3i ’’Thou art the God Monday— aa far aa tha Bay SUle U con­ said about 80 tons of specially To Us lbs saddest monlh of. thr y<'»f. , August. ment. itioBf? words ixrc ,wrllt<*n W’lpi railroad tracks. Police said he had from Communist tyranny waa also herb farm of Mrs. Adelma Grenier Ana.3iU' are ptwne from among liner was commandeered in the air talks about problem drinking -and DANCING TONIGHT in a certain number of hours. That Interpret The Wishes STATE WHE.AT ACREAGE asked to bring a pint bottle of suspended, along with Anastasia, the least of them unto the great millions for the 12th. (A ll rights reaervad, and flown to the West. white or wine vinegar and a Wide its nature and prevention. Bolton Congregational Church Eight of these companies had a In om^ heifrts you will always remain. Washington. July 25—tA*i—The all other officers of his Brooklyn est of them, sallh the Lord:” (Jer. Dec‘i8ioii on Debt NBA Servine. Inc) Of Tlie Family Agricultural department has al- There have, even been caaea of mouth Jar in which to carry home Rev. Arthus A. Wallace. .Minister combined eple of Vethlcal" drugs SW^ink you rould not say 'goodhy. Local, No, 327-1. ‘^Featuring LEO WATTS 31:34); lotcd Connecticut 863 acre.s for desperate Czechs arming them­ the herbs. Luncheon will be at 2 A fter announcing his conaolida- POPULAR, POLKAS AND SQUARE DANCI.NO eJorreUtive passages from the Walter Grzyb. Organist ( unadvertlsed drugs prescribed by •WtM alwaya bring regret. selves slid shooting their way Limit Ih Delayed doctors) in 1939 of 93 million dol­ LAKEAMSTON Bat the hearts that loved you Dad. wheat planting in 19.M. It an­ p. m. tion move, Anastasia was elected DaiRG-Milltr’s Hall Christian Science textbook, "Scl JOHN B. BURKE XPa the onea that cannot forget. nounced yesterday that Kansas, West. New members and visitors at AIR-CONDITIONED ' ence and Health with Key to the Sunday. July 26: lars. In 1951 these eight firms’ But today’s tank-flight topped business agent of thla local. ILA Tonaad Tuniplke Mom, Dot and Joan. . long the majpr wheat producing the herb farm include Mrs. John B. attorney Louia Waldman told- Scriptures." by Mary Baker Edd.v, 10:00 •. m . Morning worship. aalea of "ethical’’ drugs had risen COSMETICS FUNERAL HOME (Continued from Page One) to nearly 570 millions. Figures for And Compare The Differertce! stste. will have an allotment of them alt. Whitney of Augusta, Ga., Miss —wamen in Washington yeater Medera and OM Faahloa Include the following (p. 471) Prelude. Lirgo ln O- Hundle. HX CARRY ALL i 11.874,832 acres next year. This Jane White of Bridgewater, Mra. Dancing "This Science teaches man that the largest, companies. Petereon 87 EAST CENTER t T t y ' (.av that there waa a question Every Saturday Night! OAK GRILL polllically-louchy laaue ia not says, “were not available for eom- LEADING BRANDS acreage is almost four times the Francla jBennett. Jr., of Glaston­ whether Anastisala and the other .10 OAK STREET—MANCTIESTER God is the only Life, and that this TeL aa-s-ssss / Tetlesco Gets Hat 8rt» t* 12:00 P. M. ^ Amhem” l £ exp and I ”- I . b . until Jate next parlaon.” -» size of the entire Nutmeg state. bury. Mrs. Johp J. McGrath of officers wera elected by Demo­ Life la Truth and Love; that God i may not come at-all this aession. St. Peter.sburg, Fla., Mrs. Walter la to >)c understood, adored, and “ By right of priority.” the sur­ ^Artlwr D ill SttrtsJ AMBULANCE W fdviO K cratic methods. Offertorv, "O Lord Most Holy" I Humphrey’s dilemma sterna from BRASS STRIKE ORDERED . Given by Senator Kellner of Taflville, Mrs. Ethel M. demonstrated: that divine Tnith vey suggests, "MsssachusetU The IL A council named three - Cesar Franck. Solo by Miaa Alii-] ‘ he t^tct that the debt now stands should be way out in front because Gallup of South. Windsor, Mrs. tniatees to take over the union casta out suppositional error and L ., ‘ only 2'a billion dollars below the Ansonla, ' July 25— —Local Katherine Moynihan of Ekut Hart­ heals the sick.” this O>mmonwealth waa tha first Bridgeport, July 25—>JP)— J. and aald charges of miaconduct Hymn of Preparatitm, Galilee, ' statutory limit of 275 billions and 445 nf the Mine. Mill and Smelter ford. Also, Miaa Kathie Moynihan to enter It... Boston ia the birtb- Dean Spencer iRt of Woodstock would be brought against the sus­ ATTENTION ALL MEN! he must decide before Congress' place of the chemical Industry In Workers Union authorized its of East Hartford, Mrs. Dorothy Bright Galilee.” clerk of the State Senate, today pended officers within 3() dayi. Community Baptist CTiorrti Sermon, Fifth in the summer .ae­ Aug. 1 adjournment target whether this country... MaeeachueetU haa international negotiating commit­ Hamilton of West CMldwell, N. J , CIRCLE Whesi waa the last Hme you took the, little WILLIAM DICKSON 4 SON presented a specially made pans, 593 East Center Street ries: "Becoming _ . Aware pf, God he can get along until next year Mra. Irene Knight of Hartford, TODAY thru SUN. continued as the proving tee yesterday' to call a strike at ma hat to State Senator Samuel J. • - • woman out for an rveulng nf dining and At the Green TTiroiigh the Eiea'utiful." " wlthfiUll*going over the ceiling. pround... with leadership In ra^ SmCB 1911 '■ • ' the American Brass Co. At issue Mra. carl Linder- of Storra, Mrs. CONTINUOUS FROM 2:15 to e in g ? Why not make tonight the night; Tedesco (R l of thla city, minority Green Manor Bid John R. Neuhert, Minister "Beside the Lake-of GaUli^.” An official, who. asked not to search.’’ are a wage raise and other benefits leader of the State Senate, while Alfred Crauae of Wlllim'anUc and ass iw as «aai t CMSS and of rourao the place la the air-conditioned Ormaad J. Weal. Jr,, Organist Recessional Hymn. "Dear Lord he named, said a key to the de­ Mias Barbara Racanaky. field In drug roamifacturing. unlike RESIDENTIIL MID COMNERMM. under a reopening clausa of the Senator George A. Saden (R l of Club Chianti: and Father of Mankind." cision may be Congress’ final ac other induetrlea. Induitry days representative of the Connecticut / union contract. The vote waa 1,306 Bridgeport, looked on. Ib Turned Down Sunday, July 38 - Poitiudc. O, Faireat Church of tion on President Etaenhoix^er’s "scientific formulas and proei to 220. Tlie Torrington AB.C work­ The hat waa a gift from U. 8, Light and Power Company of I 10:(ra a. m. Morning worship Christ—Sacha. foreign aid request I PMNTINS MID f APERHMNimi Williihantic. arrived at by the most expensive ers have also authorized the atrike Senator Preacott Bush (R l and and CJhurch School. The Houae has cut thla bill by research, are revealed to the pub­ Set-Back .Party A Green Manor Estates. Inc., DANCING TONIGHT ALL WORlUaCN IN8DRRD call. waa made In Danbury. Mr. Spen­ Prelude. "Andantlno" ...Rcnnard Union Service about one-; billion dollars, but, the lic in minute detail for anybody to cer. made the presentation on be­ There will be a set-back party request to build 150 homea on Oak Hymn. "Chriat. for the World We North Methodist Chiirc. Senate haa not yet acted. If tha TO THB MUSIC OF LOU JOUBERT Copy' half of Senator Hush. Wednesday at 8 p. m. in St. Mary's street ip Eaat Hartford has been WMMtiaawB ’Sing” and Senate goe.v along with the rut. While Massachuaetta haa drug 240 TOLLAND tURNPIKE MANCHESTER The- gift stem* from a conversa­ Church Hall, School street. Mra. turned down by that town’s Plan­ ON THE SAME SHOW’ Invocation and the Lord’s Prayer iceond UongrcgnUonnl tliiirch Humphrey can cross a billion do] manUfacturera. long eatablished PHONE MUchoH f-0920 ANY TIME tion between Senator Tedesco and William Hannon and Mrs. Alex D. ning Commiulon. Children’s Story Mancheater, t'-onnccticiit lars off his future spending list. and of excellent repute, the In­ AIR-CONDITIONED Hymn.'"Break TTinu the Bread of Senator Bush when Senator Bush, Proulx will be in charge. In reaching its decision, the Cbngress yesterday completed ac­ dustry article emphaelaca. "for 4 - 4 on a visit to the Legislature in Ptaolst la Air Forre rommlasion said the town “ could Life” Sunday, July 28, 9:30 a; m. aerr- ton to lower movie admission B IG (^ T TIRE SALE its closing days, mentioned that 8/Sgt. Roger W. Sima, formerly not provide crucial service of po­ Scripture Id>aaon, Luke 18:19-31 ic* at th# T^rth Methodist' taxes. The Treasury estlmatea this ONE OF THE BEACHES AT LAKE AMSTON he had presented hats to members of Coventry, ia pianist and leader lice snd fire protection and school Pastoral Prayer ' (ISiurch. Rev. Arnold W. Yozer, will cost 100 million dollars In tax of the Connecticut congressional of a talented Inatrumental group facilitiea. It would have a definite Offertoiy Duet. "The Lord Is My speaker; James McKay, organist; revenue if Easenhower doesn’t veto delegatloB-iii' Washington.'^— ■ ■ ■ - In-•the-'Air • Force-, -the Weeteree- impact - on- tiie-econemie, ■ ■ aortal .Rbapbecii'.’ . .j:„'....:.....Koachat. -It.-a. veto , should be over,, ...... LMB CHIANTB Catherine M.'Johns and ' Mfs. Grisdrard' Chaplin, ' sotolst: At Uist f Z. . ■ .. After Senator Tedeico had re­ "Alrlinera,” which recently won welfare and prosperity of the Town DEPOT SQUARE NORTH ENDl Prelude. A Gothic Cathedral. Pra- ridden. , marked Joktnglv that he seemed to Alaska, the Aleutians, Japan, Kb- of East Hartford.” Marrta 8. Neubert Tluit it not a large amount in Sem aikvi^ .DiUWgalit -FaltA; -.hyimns.,. "Whc)) Morning „ NEW. s e c t io n p flN E a t , have ^been-‘^overlooked." ■ Senator ; tSifda Ihe' SKleb.T 'rrakfe' TifnS to govemmeRtriUaancas; ■ but - tn .mak-- Bush promised tb remedy the" sit- Hymn. "Begin My Tongue Some ing up his- mind Humphrey i* •:'. • .’Heavenly JBa UolylV ,'!^id(wt*r. N a

•t T ! ’Hal Boyle' No. 1 Secretary The THE ASSOCIATED f c ^ ’s Dog Enjoys Explains Rules Doctor Says Manchester Directory For Advandfig Ne'W Devetopments !■ Eye Surgery Relieve Ontarapto Era of Canine Plenty By DOROTHY ROR By EDWIN P. JORDA^r M. D. Of Business Services r : ' V ______AP Women's Editor Written for NEA'^ Service Girls who expect to marry the Tile easiest way to describe ^ e w York — They needJ tow «iay o y I In panderinj; to any animal any boss aren't likely to progress rap­ cataracts ia.lif'llken them to what •very dog hae hla day. But to-to­ .more tJjan I believe in neglecting idly either in business or office ro­ happeng. With a camera. When the day the d o f la enjoying hla cen-, , mance, says a girl who might be lengAif a camera Is badly smudged, ■■ ' ! l ^ s I know, dogs I- love. And called business's N,o. 1 aecretary. Xtii picture which It takes will be aoth Century was once j IcMtf'io him. . . . She is blonde, attractive cloudy. A cataract la similar. THE LATEST IN HAIRSHAPIN6 hailed ^ former ^ c e President s^letf-^^og. I thipk no dog F. Woessner. Just elected set Clouding develops in that part of Aniiersoii Brolhcni Woodworking Co., Inc. THE WWE — THE rTL—, Wallace In a famous j happy u ^ s s he feels he is doing of P. Lorlllard Cornp#*^ first the eye which serves as a lens. Ob­ r S Centur^ of the! something > r the family that be- woman officer in the^lstory of jects viewed through a clouded THE TAILORED — THE CASUAL 1___Wan ** ■ lotiS him. ». the l » 3-.Vear-oId,lofiacco firm. This lens are no longer clear and sharp. Your eliolcR * f rotor o f seUtor shopwfl ^ T c o i ^ n man is stlU dased-; Otherwise b eg ets as ntmrotlc as blue-eyed ex-^ave. daughter of Cataracts usually develop In the iv AAkinff "Look nobodv really ii, the people who gjmper him be- a newspaper press mechanic, ad­ later years of life. A cataract la ly awing, ixiOK, j nature. ThK common dog, A» t, AT THE vanced in six years from s routine one of the difficulties with 'vision bhmlng ®.*"2'*Smmon man ■ hke the common m ^ Is built to MiaetMtim Jpb,^to the^tpp brass which tend to,occur with advanc­ MT . I «« heart btlt Ur soV'hln»j)t post. Says she: ing age. Occasionally one can be They can't hold H »K« n»‘ « « , can service to some kind of''purpose. they? Or can they? “The story of the secretary who present at birth and sometimes It If that pleasure is derji«».him. marries the boss is confined most­ is connected with certain, diseases ■But the common dog and the If that pleasurte is,-denied nim, IW uncommon dog are having the ly to movies and magazines, I'm The amount of disturbance in »9 East Center Street no exicns.oi.extension of I.«his life ...= beyond ...»Uls afraid. My experience has been beat time of any four-legged, tail- . ^ . .... sight depends on whether sll or Tel. MI-.3-5009 wagging tame animal in history, only a part of the lens Is affected, TlMy have been petted into an era E Si»." • te'r'■"ant any ar romantic distractions “ in and also on the degree of the ranin^-fonsclence.canine^'onscience. the X(fflce, ^ and besides are old o f canine plenty. .JWell, that is what I think about le X(ffl clouding. For this reason persons i en ovi^ to be our fathers." Many a family today that can t the average dog in his most pros­ lOVlgh. with cataracts do not ail have the fimire. .how__ *to _ send___^ *U^the IrMcikids ♦sv'Mto s Anna, who is 30 and looks like a same amount of difficulty! Also, DUBALDO perous century. Wonder what the posed collifge girl, has some advice university will raise th ^ dough average dog thinks? cataracts vary tn the aPeedXwith BUDGET i. for secfctaribs who have big busi­ which the clouding of the lens pro­ somehow to see that tirtwser gets I MUSIC CENTER a college educatiPh. The kids ness ambitions';' gresses. 1. Realize thaV an office is a CENTER IM MHIDEE TPK. WEST themselves JjaljS^ralse the money- Tolland It is common to speak of a be­ TEU MI-9-€2fiS Mi wtse^treen-years-old children place of business ted not a social ginning cataract as "incipient” Time Payments club or matrimonial kgency. tlimiierves they are cynical of dis- and. when It Is full grown and not Distributor For Inntructinn in Guitar f BMlne, but they think a teen- Heated Arguments 2. Trv to understano^Jhe duties getting worse, as mature, or ' ■Ih'-old dog needs It to learn a and problems of your ^ s s , and “ ripe.” The general opinion is that PENNSYLVANIA Mandolin, Violin, Piano, • tricks to help him through take as much detail as poskiple off there are no medical treatments, Highlight Meeting his shoulders. \ Accordion and Drumn '______V that is. drugs, which can be used he Aiisociation for the preven- 3. Accept the fact that you hV'« to dissolve the material which TIRES -I- been hired for your efficiency and-l Instrumenta and of Cruelty to Animals says Tolland, July 25— (Special)— At ds the lens and to restore nor- 91 CENTKR STREET not because of your big blus eyes'' Muaical Supplies many people at vacation the public meetings held Tuesday vision. This may come some Herald Photo. SKIPPING TO DIPLOMA S — akknaslag al«nc at U miles a* a*«r theas ys«Bgsters arc taklag “ Baal exams’* fee grsa«> abandon their pet.s, which in St 8 p.m., a surprising number of or that new perfume. ..and promising work in this di- Phone MI-t-4164 Orchestra For Hire ■4. Make yourself as unobtrusive ; S No matter where you drive to­ •!!•■ fr«m • water ifcl eclmel eeadacM by Mrs. Allsca WlUlsms. ecaier, for the Lsng Beech. Cs'.. B«st sad Ski Clsb. York state is a misdemeanor citizens came to discuss the Zon­ rectlWq has been reported. .sible or feasible to have a stnir- ing Commis.sion plan to adopt the as possible while in the office and ; day you see homes being built, new ‘ some folks think out to be a At present, the preferred treat- nomes coiripieo'ti now i...... w a v into the attic, have you.cou- 13 amendments to the zoning code. try to anticipate the wishes of the i ment for'aataract is sn operation. homos completed and foundations boss: Have the file on Whoosis, -being poured. Many of these new sideretl using the Hollywood Won- PRISINTINC MISS L I lIR T Y .B a a MILAN STANDOUT — TbU madera akrazragar. n - «think they are right. I. detest Heated arguments were voiced Results are''!isually good. Former­ ready before he asks for it. mske'i homes that you admire so much ; der Action Attic Stair? This di«- WE PAY Mayoress Fellsa Rlneeii de GavUsr aeeeyls rtyUca af N«w Tarh’s dcr. caaalracMea la Milan. lUty. la bztieved to ka aM af Eara9«'9 Idolatrv of pets, a lonesome both pro and con. The Town Hall ly, it was n ^ .ssary to wait until his luncheon reservation beforp he | hava purchased much of the in-j appearing stair takes \ip llUlo Blatac •! Liberty frem Bey Seeala af Aaaetlea Paerta Elea CaaacU. toUeat. Ito 39 flaara wlU reach 328 feet abaca the atraat sickness of bur age, because in was not cleared until midnight. a cataract wai^td^ture. or ripe, m DON WILLIS Church Notes reminds you, have the most irnpor-; terior trim, oak flooring, mantles, ; space, yet it is so convenient that HIGHEST maliy cases it means a disappoint­ tant letters on top of his pile of i before it could be'^-removed. Now ed person hss turned his back on Reverend William C. JJ. Moe left surgical methods >ra available kitchen cabinet., from Anderson ! it will solve the problem of how mail. human love to lavish his or her af­ Thursday for Hinckley. "Me., where which make.lt possibleHp remove.a Brothers Woodworking Co., Inc.,' to get up and down from the attic GARAGE PRICES 5'.- Keep-yourself neat and w ell 1 in'amilh Windsor. ~ twith ea.se: Ask shout it at the An- fection on a cat or dog'-That is a he. w iirbe gue.st'pi^a'chef Sunday. groomed at all times, but avoid lens with, a cataract otiNj at anv 18 .Main St . Tel Ml-n irini For Raifs. Scraps Mrtiil I etnerr of the soul, and it is un- ReverenriReverend UoclorDoctor Leonard e o n *i r n |crntiHv 1®w®lrv stage. This is a tremendbus ad­ Whelher you are building n ; derson Brothers Woodworking h o m e jroumlf or whetherwon are roo;. Inr. They will give--you-full and Other Salvageabld pthy. - - — ------Stryker wHl- occupy the^. Tolland r^hdand ^roTOcativeprovocative ne^cklinM.necklines. TOe^^^^There's vance a* It may prevent ye^a of SpRcioliiing ~li> ut this extravagant love or Federated Church pulpit in his poor vision. \ employing a contractor, you will details. Materials a time and a place for everything, dO'Well to remember the name o f; Anderson Brothers specialize in that may be abnormal in absence. Causes Not Known CALL or WRITE and the usual high pressure office Anderson Brothers for their m a-, stairs and they will completely in- BRAKE SERVICE „aups Is desperately normal Personal Mention is not the place for secretarial al­ The causes of cataract are not ;htldren, who need to express Larry Clough of Stafford Spring.s known, but certainly age plays a ^ ials are o f the highest quality. I stall these for you after building lure. If ''you Would like an estimate them to your exact specification. ncSs a.s a cow must give milk. is visiting his grandmother, Mrs, 6. Familiarize yourself with the part and in some cases, diabetes, Front End Alignment OSTRINSKY Its fondle, rebuke and direct Maud C. Clough. occupation, injury, or perhapa furniilved on the co.st of buying St.air.s are a thing of beauty when Dealers In Waste Materials business procedures, policies and con.stnicted correctly and those i—.these children. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Adams of heredity. trim-dodrs, oak flooring, plyv.'omi. General Repair Work 731 Parker 8t.—TeL MI-1-5788 techniques of your flite. When the built by-Anderson Brothers are al­ iB they are only little adult.s Philadelphia, Pa., have been recent boss is away, you may have to There is no reason to believe that cedar citiaet linings or kitchen iselves. and in time will at guests of Mrs. Adams parents, Mr. eye'strain leads to the develop­ cabinets, of -every possible kind, ways beautifully proportioned.. pinch hit for him. If you cannot find ready biuU be physicaUy larger adults -and Mrs. W. Hoyt Hnden. Don’t be too proud to show ment o f cataract, though of course drive over to South Windsor, cor­ cabinets-that suit you, Anderson , the children need a target, Frederic Metcalf of Nlantic, the proper respect for your boss it can lead to other disturbances of ner of Pleasant' Valley road and Brolhcis will make custom 'made to kiss and boss and quarrel formerly of Tolland, c.’illed on sev­ and his a.ssociales. Don't be afraid the eye. The most encouraging de­ Route 5. You will' find them ex­ HIGH GRADE cabinets for you. They al.so handje ... For this purpose a dog or a eral Tolland relatives and friends to say "sir." velopments regarding cataracts tremely cooperative itqd willing to fis better then a doll or a dream' Tue.sday. 8. Don't try to run your boss' are those in .sureery, which often advise .vou and you can rely upon McKinney Forged Iron Hardware, late because if is more re- Mrs. Laura .Itidson, Mrs. Margaret affairs unless he asks you to. Some makes possible their rem oval'be­ their advice: which are authentic reproductions PRINTING islve. • Slravvchyz and daughter, Nancy, men don't want to be reminded to fore being ripe. For homes where, it is nf>t pos- and tnily beautiful. pet helps a child imitate and were recent guests at the home of JOB AND COMMERCIAL ADAMY'S get a haircut or send flowers to i ----- ess the same emotions that its relatives In Glastonbury. their wives. The secretary who at­ PRINTING ESSO SERVICENTER snte feel toward it, and thereby Mi.ss Orilla Moe, who has been tempts to run the private life of i paint job done on It? The cost of • lias a on a Labricatloa „^ lld matures into responslbil- guest of relatives and friends in I'having this work done at Cun- ■ Prompt and Efflrlrnt Printing her boss can be Just a.s annoying Cars Repaired' Al Ciinliffe Motor Sales • Tircn • Batteries h The child grows up. Guilford, has returned to the par­ as the one who dodges rcsponsibtll.. i Motor Sales is reasonable and ; uf Alt Kindt ' lat is why it ta criminal to sonage to finish her vacation be­ I you' van enjoy driving a car that : • Accemories idon or forget a pet once it fore returning to Hnnover, N. H. Ity. I ' lookii li;>c new at a moderate cost 9. Take an interest in the busl- : TeL MI-9-8107 , -becem* part of the family ne.ss transaeted by the company.; of a palri\jnb. COMMUNITY PRESS |le. Recently the daughter of a Manchester Evening Herald Tol­ You’ll And big biisinesss ran be as ■ Weldlng'\Ja also done over at fo r . No. Main and No. School .Milldio Tumptko Ratt nd of minf wrote back from land correspondent. .Mrs. John II. fascinating as a movie thriller. ; Cunlitfe Motqr Sales and many Streets—Telephone MI-8-5721 * (Comer Entt Confer) farmers are talcing advantage of PICTURE PROOF— imet camp'how she felt about Steele, telephone Rockville 5-1701. once you begin to grasp its prob- j -1 h is - fact,. Erok£U;.,facm machine ry Glaria Bailer, U. 8. player la km having a rme time;'“'she Irtrrs. • — ■------;------^ Laadaa'far teanit 'competiilaa. '' By novir alcohol is oiit 'o f m"."! 10. Keep your personal griev- can-coat money the prompt 1 and efficient service iuj welding a t. affera pielara praaf af Identity. „ ■ "But If Bonnls isn't there radiators. And that’s a good plan ance.s to your.self. Even if* you in I come home, I will kill my- for drivers, too. Cunliffe Motor Sales 'diaa saved ; TREEfRUNINO RROTHER’S tIRTHDAY PRESENT - ItabdU Raaaellial la kiamd by her Her teanis eatflt Is sdaracd witb have just had a fight with your many a farmer cofls^erable ; MANCHESTER bratbar. Rabertlaa, three, while her Iwla aicter. Incrld, hat her attentiaa dicertod daring twins' flrat her Ukcneaa. best beau, overdrawn your check­ Lmuncy.. Earmers also realiX t hat; MrtMay party la Raato. Tbctr^ parents aitt Mam* lagrid Bergauui sad Raberto RaaaelHaL hs herself .waa having fun and ing BCCofint and snagged your last • - ami REMOVAL L.- . B: PE ATM Bits t N H IS C A P — Admlrat JMMrt B. well taken pare of. Yet she Bows And Butterflies r it pays to have their mtentqery 1 FISHING FROM FU R-M artel IlacbetY. Mlaa Ahtaka. pair of nylons, don't pour your > painted to prevent ru-sllng, "M- DRY CLEANERS Caracy weara the feathered bat af Uie Italiaa BcrmgUari Ceept sHH felt within herself the Im­ troubles out to the boss. He prepared far warm air temperalare abaca, and prababto cbUI mortal need of also taking care of peeially when. the cost is so rea Havh your trees pruned and daring a viait to hla Soathem Earepe remmaiid befara Icaetag fat doesn't care. 93 WELLS STREET bclaw ke, Ashce at Katiebae, 49 aillct a a ^ af Aretto Circle. aowiethlng that needed her. s'onable, here. removed by llcensrsl and hl- bit new past at U. 8. Chief of Naval OperattoM tai Wiehlagteoi Anna also di.sproves the widely j surrd tree surgenns. Dogn and cata both have In this held belief that big business Telcphana MI-3-7254 century probably increased their firms are prejudiced against ad­ life expeclanc.v by ss much as vancing w'onvn to top executive the average human being has, and jobs. Says sne: . Expert Dry CARTER TREE perhaps more. . "rv e advanced faster here than J3ul I cannot go with single anyboily I know. It Just doesn't; EXPERT CO. people or childless couples who seenr real. But I'm very grate­ xo ecstatic about, either dogs a Cleanihq^ Service PHONE Ml^.1-T69> fu l."' " ' ■ or cats that they e»alt them from At present studying nights at <(Qghood or calhood Into the A Sarvic* Seton Hell for ,a law degree. i^iltusR4ALII8 of mankind. I don’t be- Anna still finds time for movies, Of >ln buying-them mink Jack­ the theater and the ballet, hopes in winter or letting them Sincarity T. P. HOLLORAN to get. married "when the right HeVslil Photo. on the sofa. man comes along.” and adds: Where Personal FUNERAL HOME W erhaps I had better drop the "If . he's the right man he won’t There really Is . nothing that, Consiileratlnn Ideally loruted—convenient and 4|gect of cats because I am not lifts quite as much as that first you actually cannot tell where the Is A Tradillnn away from the buay thorough­ lover. But 1 don't believe mind if I continue at my job Mfht and he'll have to know how to dent or scrapa.-4Mi a new car. You I spot whs. so perfectly does Mr. will feel JusC as badly If you do ■ Cunliffe match the colors. 28 WeedbrkJga Street fare. Distinctive Service. Mod-, ^ ^ cook.’’ dent your fender or door, but It is ; era Facllltlea. There are many, cars on the road 1 400 Msm Siraat i . -- . Girls' Playtime Togi nice to"'1thow that the damage ; today that affc' in excellent me^ can be taken care of so quickly j chanical condition yet they look - T. P. HOLLORAN D eaths Last N ight and easily—and at a really reason-1 shabby. If your car is shabby, why Funeral Director l^iwndahle'QMifty — Serrioal able price— at Cunliffe Motor not 'consider having a complete 8920 Bales or Route 30, at the Rich­ By THE AS.StK’I.ATEI) PBES.-I field Sign, in Wapplng. C. S. MeHALE, Jr. WilHam H.^hieldge Wichita. Kan.- Loiiia Levand, Arthur Cunliffe. the .owner of Licensed Kmbalmer' 175 Center St.—Tel. ML9-7060 IS.'l Spruce St. Tel.^y-9-T696 publisher of the Wichita Beacon Cunliffe Motor Sales, has had ten' Died yesterday. years of experience in this work MERRILL’S Santa Monies, Calif. ^— Edith and you may be sure of the finest MORRY'S Carrillo, 60, \vlfe of actor Leo of work when you take your car Workingman's Star* Carrillo. Died yesterday, to him for auto body or fender re­ MARKET BILL'? TIRE Norman, Okla.- Dr. J. Willis pairs. Wo carry a complete line of KQSTEK’S 84 OokloiMl Strtaf •AND Stovall, 62. director o f' the Uni It is extremely difficult to touch- TIIXACO SERVICE \ up a scratch on a car, for the paint •QUALITV WORKCLOTHES. XJ versity. of Oklahoma museum Tol. M I-3-7388 FOOTWEAR, SPORTSWEAR. N A M E D ENVOY- ami professor of paleontology on your car, and that you pur­ REPAIR SHOP chase, just do not match, especial­ William H. Green, Prop. Leeter Cerria Streag, of WiUh-- Died yesterday. ly when you put it on the car. It 'Fro# Dolivary g a s — OIL ______M Ingtoa, D. C.. hat beca nemi- Just seems to' stand nut In a moat Free Alterations LUBRICATION Y M E ONLY G R A D U A Y {-.Catherina Caiwcy praadly Bated by Prceldent Eitenhower Columbia Bicycles at Ambaaaader to Nerway aar- HIGHWHEEL S F E E D E R S-Gaeathcr Sebada laaRi Your little one will not only look RED SONG IN HOSPITAL glaring fashion, making' the Job OPEN SUNDAYS Urea • Ratteriea • AreeeaorlM •hawi ber diploma from the gramoiar ichaM at Cattyhaah UtaM, F U N F O R FIREMEN — FtrcmeB tan* to watorball witb dra baam ia exhibUtoa af Ira look worse than before you started j U|. S. and Goodyoar Tires •ecdiiig C. Vlric Bay, rctigBcC the fleld as bicycle raecrt pedal their 18T9-viataga high wbaelen lovely but she win be happy In this Open 9 a.m. to 8 ^.m. Daily Auto Waahing—Road Servtoa Maes. The lone gradnato, ehe leasree rix papUa tai tower gradca. IghUag at Baaca, Gcrauay. Degrea of dampaeia wag aat a factor la ehetee af wtaacra. atoag a caarae betweea Hambarg aad Scbarbaati, flirmaay. pretty frock which Is jiimple-to- Guatemala —. (S’!. A maternity to work. At the Cunliffe Motor! 8 A. M. fa 1 P. M. - Repairs Service sew and launder. Make the flirta­ hospital of 200 beds, costing about Sales you are aS.sured of an exact 8 Depot Sq.—^Tel. Ml-8-8691 Accessories Tune-up Auto Repair tious butterfly from workbasket Jl.(joo,000 was opened here recent- .touch-up Job, and when they finish scraps. . .ly.. Victor. J^,anuel,;,C;utl,errez and 180 .SPRUCE STREET ■pattern No: fffinfontatrerttsfrne -- TEL.MIe9e8llS »< wua a* AximtA rfxw a fJ'cd e B :* /■ )8.w;*’aC»? azi«w ». k m tew.w* vr.%'4. other prondnent'Cbmmti'nista were ' PlidNE .MI-9-6659 Middle 'Tpk. W. (Cor. o f Broad) pattern sires 2, 3 and 4 years in­ among those attending the dedica­ cluded: material requirements; C U N L IF F E ^ t -aewiftg iiwti4i• OH Burner Work or VegetaWea l^eedlework Album. Directions for RAY'S FREE EST1.MATES spreader walk* over the lowm. puppet mittens, basic embroidery 86 MONTHS TO PAT stitches and grand designs are Oil Burner Service ROUTE S»—WAPPING CONN. SCUTl it tha proven friend of printed In this issue. 25 cents. AT THE RICHFIELD SIGN > good gro** and deadly enemy L. T. WOOD We are ivell qualified to. Install TEI.. MI-S-54M of Crobgro**. H ha* saved Vineunt P. Marein LOCKER PLANT a aew burner,, replace an old thousand* of lawn* from ruin in Two adorable play outfits for a one, or aerslce any make you 307 NO. MAIN ST. A MEAT HOUSE post 4 year*— rtady now to 51 Bleurll St.—Tel. MI-S-8484 ydiing lady of sfx to fourteen, HOLLJWOOD may now have. has a brief Iteero for cover- CUSTOM save your*. TEL. MI-3-4848 Keep Arqnahited Two aeparate jMttems. W .onds\;C lcU orv 24 HOUR SERVICE AWNINGS Anutfcer t«w« Cere Predml by teUm No. 8975 la a sew-rlte the iMkers of Scerts Seed forated pattern in sizes 6. 8, 10, A n te STAIR 55 OAKLAND ST. 1-4 years. Size 8, dress, l^i Box 79c and $2.73 ' i.of 45-tnch; bolero, H yard; PHONE MI-9-4901 Jumbo tag—$9.95 jrd contrast. attsrp No. 8920 is a sew-rite tonst^ patiem in sizes 6, 8, 10, S cSCCL s p a iA s ta s 1 years. Size 8. dress, 2»4 FOUNDATION Easy running corf* for Of 3»-lnch: botepo, % ytedL ---- qutekr- -ocewroto - SC U TL- ...... '"AND ■ xt - cohTrtetr' ’ ‘ FOR applkolion, oil faed- these tmtterna: send 30c for ingt, saading*. in coins, your name, ad- STORAGE. aiisa daairad. .and the.. Fat.. QmA.MQQ/A.. Jf.r<7.35 Nc.25 112.50 Number t« S t’E BURNETT. GUEST ROOM CIVE YOU USTINC SATUFACHON ^ ‘NCHESTER EVENING Exclusive CONTRACTOR U U D A' ME E>Y.I N G S I Y E —Caatte Harbaar HatoL Taeker’a Tawa, foregra^. IlSf AVE. AMERl- VENETIAN lUNDS SOLO EXCLUSimV IN MANCHESTta AT r. BER Onria aab Barriagto* Saaad. toptofl. wiU ba alto fac ptaaaad Big Three nacetlag. ____ YOBK.8d,.N. V. AaAarsoi Brttiiers PARISIAN INSPECTION - \ “ f • _ „ i ' t nlaa the new Basic Faah- WOODWORKING CO., lae. STRONG AS A H I apd tractor i eartoaa yaaagatov atady a haga eblim. taaapaaM M 4d l ^ Tha - ba «• •' J T fo r '58, spring and summer. Corner PIrasaat Valley Road LJ.P0L0MSKI JOHN S. WOLCOTT & SON lag fram 44 to UXX paiM a, datMaad far Parla’ lUral Tawar. . WlUtuMtowp. 1 It'S' a .complete spring sewing MoRcbastar Awaiog Co. JOHNSON PAINT CO. . and Route 5 IM HABTFOBD BOAD guide for smart, practical ward- SOUTH WLNDSOR. CONN. Phones: Storrs 9044 180 MAIN STREET PHONE MI-3-8597 699 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER PHONE MI-9-<5oi robat; gift pattern printed inside TEL. HTFD. 8-dSM or Mitchell 9-688$ ^ Telepbooe Ml-b-SWI tha boolb cents. .r ------8' ------•r— \ ■W Mi v.t »• •■ r:r:;tr- < ■ . ' ■' * . ' I ■ '•..■* ' ■ '-^v •' (' «■ / ’ ■ ■■■':;.. V' >■ ‘ ; P M E flfB . t, MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAt, JULY 2S. 19M MANCHRSraR EVENfNO HERALO,- MANCHESTER* CONN.,- SATURDAY*. JULY 26> ^?5Sj5!!!a IT-' POUR ■ No. 1 Secretary ~Hal B o yle' •r T h e ASSOCIATED PRESS NEWS IN PICTURES Explains Rules Doctor.,Says Today’s Dog Enjoys ■i e-*. For Advancing New Dev«lopineBt* In Eye t t Borgrry Relieve Oataracts Era of Canine Plenty By DOROTHY ROR By EDWI.V P. JORDAN. M. D. Business Services AP Women’s Editor Written for NEA Hervleo Girls who expect to marry the The easiest way to describe JJ«W York — They «««d to eey In pandering to any animal any boas aren't likely to progress rap­ cataracts la to liken them to what •Vary e 10th Century waa once logigs to him. ' She la blonde, attractive Anna cloudy. A cataract la similar...... epoiled dog, 1 think no dog le truly Anderson Brothers Woodworking Co.* I«c»__| hailed by former _ Vice President F. Woesiner. Just elected secretary Clouding develops In that part of THE PIXIE — THE IM M iniA famous ■ happy unless he feels he is doing the eye which serves as a Ifcns. Ob­ Henry Wallace in a of P. Lorlllard Company, first t h e TAILORED — T :a s o a l apeech aa ’The Century o f th e; something for the family that be­ woman officer In the history of jects viewed through a clouded Common Man. long to him. the 193-year-qId tobacco firm. This lens are no longer clear and sharp. p a ss Your eiioic* of roxor of tel ^T conJU ^'n man U still dased-; Otherwise he gets as neurotic as blue-eyed ex-Wave, daughter , of Cataracts usually .develop in the , "t nohodv really Is, the people who pamper him be- a newspaper press mechanic, ad­ later years of life. A cataract Is A» f. AT THE ly aA ln*. l ^ h , n o l^ ^ S yond his nature. The common dog, vanced in six years from a routine one of the dtfficiiittea w;ith vision bM m l^ - ^ ■ h l 'e the common man. Is built to sei^tarlal. Job_ to the. top braM .which „tentl tp occur with advanc­ M t I > « » r hl» heart out tn some kind of *W" They can t hold it against me, "{ggrvlce to some kind of purpose, post. Says sheT' " ing ngb. Occstslonalfy'ohe caii be "The storj- of the secretary who present at birth and sometimes it tliey? Or can they. • ( pleasure la denied him, marries the boss is confined most­ is connected with certain diseases. Low •But the common d ^ and tn j pleasurte Is denied him »9 Ka«l Center Street uncommon dog. are having the f . .. ly to movies and Vnagaxlnes, I'm The amount of disturbance In unwviiMii*.'** - - '■ .. no extension of his life beyond his beat time of any four-legged, tail afraid. My experience has been sight depends on whether alt or Tel. MI-3-5009 own feeling of usefulness will bring that most bosses are too busy to only a part of the lens Is affected, wagging tame animal in history. him any particular Joy. He has a Thay have been petted Into an era want any romantic distractions in and also on the degree of the canine conscience. the office, and besides are old clouding, l^or this reason person.4 t a - , o(~ canine plenty, . . . .. W.II. ih.t u Many a family today that can t with cataracts do not all have the DUBALDO figure how to send the kids to a same amount of difficulty. Also, ij posed college ‘1girl, has ? some . 'r '“ advice! cataracts vary In the speed with BUDGET uirtveralty wtH raise the dough average- dog thinks? somehow to see that Bowser gep for secretaries who have big busi­ which the clouding of the lens pro­ MU8I0 CENTER a. college education. The kids ness ambitions'. gresses. CENTER IM MIDDLE TPK. WEST Tolland 1. Realize that an office Is a It is common to speak of a be­ themselves help raise the money. plape of business and not a social Time Payments t e l . MI-9-C205 Ah wise teen-years-old children ginning cataract as "incipient'' club or matrimonial agency. and. when it Is full grown and not Distributor For themselves they are cynical of dla- Healeil Argum enls 2. Try to understand the duties Instruction in Guitar d S toe. but they think a teen- getting wot-ae, ■ aa mature, or and problems bf your boss, and "ripe.” The general opinion la that Mandolin, Violin, Piann, ith-otd dog needs it to learn a take as much detail as possible off PENNSYLVANIA tiicka to help him through Higlilight Meeting there are no meillcal treatments, Accordion and Drums his shoulders. that la. dnigs. which can be used 3. Accept the fact that you have ; TIRES he Aaaoclatlon for the preven- to dissolve the material which Instruments and Tolland, July 25— (Special)-—At been hired for your efficiency and clouds the lens ami to restore nor­ 91 tENTKR STREET ' of Crtielty to Animals says not because of your big blus eyes Musical Supplies many people at. vacation the public meetings held .Tuesday mal vision. This may come some Ilierald P h oto. Phone MI-3-4164 iKIFFINC TO DIFLOMA S—- SkfanailBg al*nc at ss asUcs *■ hasr Ui«at ytaagsten arc takiag “ Baal exmau” far grtdu* ■ abandon their peLs. \yhich In at 8 p.m.. a surprising number of or that new perfume. day and promising work in this di­ Orchestra For Hire allMi fraai a water akl acbaal eaaRactcil fer M n . Alicea WlUlcau, cealer. far Uie Lent Beach, Cr>., Baal aa* Ski Clajb. citizens came to discuss the Zon­ 4. Make yourself as unobtrusive - No matter where^^vou drive to- , York state is a misdemeanor rection has been reported da.v you see homes being built, new sible or feasible to have a stair- ing Commls-slon plan to adopt the as possible while In the office and At present, the preferred treat­ [ some folks think out to be a homesnome.s eomp.rL.-ucompleted o..«and foundations...... wav into the attic, have you con- MILAN STANDOUT — Tkis aMdcra akracravtr. 13 amendments to the zoning code. try to anticipate the wishes of the ment for cataract is an operation. FRISrNTINC MISS LltlRVY-l»a Jasa boss. Have the file on Whoosls being poured. Many of Uiese new ; .sidcrctl using the Hollyw’ood w on- dcr eoBstroctloa la Milan. lU lr. la believed to b* *M af Earavt’b Heated arguments were voiced Results are usually good. Former­ MaywcM FcIIm Rlacea 4e Gaatier aeceat* repU^M New T*rh'e ^ iln k they are right. I detest ready before he asks for It, make homes'that you admire so much der Action Attic Stair? This dl«- W E PAY toUert. Ito 39 IlMra wlU reach 32S feat ab*v* vj jpu^^ll ^ t h y .- ... - ■ ...... ,■ Strvkier w ill occupy the Tolland and provocative necklines. There's SpRcldliiing In----- Malcriais ut this extravagant love of Federated Church pulpit in his poor____ vision. ' •n^nlnvino-employing a• ermtrsetnr.contractor, vouyou wwill ill, details. a time and a place for everything, do well to remember the name of Anderson Brothers specialize in that mav be abnormal in absence. and the usual high pressure office Causes Not Known CAI.L or WRITE p.uups: la desperately normal Personal Mention The causes of cataract,are not Anderson Brothers for their ma­ stairs and they will completely in­ BRAKE SERVICE Is not the place for secretarial al- stall these for you after building khlldr^n. who need to express Larry Clough of Stafford Springs lure. known, but certainly age plays a terials are of the highest quality. nesa as a cow must give milk. is visiting his grandnti^ther, Mrs. part and In some cases, diabetes, If you would like an estimate them to yonr exact specification. Front En^ Alignment OSTRINSKY 6. Familiarize yourself with the St.airs arc a thing o f beauty wlvi-n Ats fondle, rebuke and direct Maud C. Clough. business procedures, policies and occupation, injury, or perhaps furnished on the cost of buying Dealers In Waste hUtertalc —these children. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Adams of heredity. trim-doors, oak flooring, plyv/ooo. eon.'.tnicted correctly and lho“c Genorol/Rtpoir Work 781 Parker Rt.—TeL MI-S-57W techniques of your firm. When the built by Anderson Brothers are al- ka they are only little adults Philadelphia, Pa., have been recent boss Is away, you may have to There Is no rea.son to believe that cedSr clo.set linings or kitchen nselves. and in time will at guests of Mrs. Adahis parents. Mr. eye strain leads to the develop­ cabinets of every - pos.sible kind, ■ways beautifully proportioned. pinch hit for him. If you cannot find ready built ba. physically larger adults and Mrs, W. Hoyt Haden. 7. Don't be too proud to show ment of cataract, though of course drive over to South Wind-sor, cor­ the children need a target, Frederic Metcalf of NIantic', it can lead to other disturbances of ner of Pleasant Valley road and i-abinets that suit you, Anderson the proper respect for your boss Brothers \yill make custom made to Jtias and boss and quarrel formerly of Tolland, called on sev­ and his a.ssoclates. Don't be afraid the eye. The most encouraging de­ Route 5. You will find them ex­ HIGH GRADE _i. For this purpose a dog or a eral Tolland relatives and friends velopments regarding cataracts tremely cooperative and willing to. cabinets for you. They also handle to say "sir.” McKinney Forged Iron Hardware, Els better than a doll or a dream Tue.sday. 8. Don't try to run your boas are tho.se In siir^ery. which often advise you and yoti can rely upon , nate because It la more re- Mrs.liaura Judson, Mrs. Margaret affairs pnless he a.'ka you to. Some makes rossiWe their removal be­ their advice. which are auUicntlc reproilucUou PRINTING. Strawchyz . and daughter. Nancy, fore being ripe. I and tm ly beautiful. pslve. , men drifl't want to be reminded to For homes wh*re. It Is not pos- JOR AND COMMERCIAL ADAMY'S , pet helps a child Imitate and were recent guests at the home of get a haircut or send flowers to ESSO SERVICENTER press the same emotions that Its relatives in Glastonbury. their wives. The secretary who at­ PRINTING I paint job done on It ? The coat of fenU feel toward it. and thereby Miss Orilla Moe, who has been tempts to run the private life of e Gas • OH e Lnbrlcatloa ^(^lld matures Into responsibil- guest of relatives and friends in I having this work done at Cun- Prompt and Kfflclent Printing her boss can be just as anijoying Qtrs Repaired Al Cunliffe Motor Sales * liffe Motor Sales 1* reasonable and of All KirnU • Tire* • Batteries pThb child grows up. Guilford, has returned to the par­ as the one who dodges responsibllU bat i'ar.why it is criminal to sonage to finish her vacation be­ 1 you can enjoy driving a car that • Accessorlea I looks like new al a moderate coat ddn or forget a pet once it fore returning to Hanover, N.'H. *^^9. Take an interest In the busi­ teOMMUNiTY PRESS TeL Mi-9-8107 -b^ome part of the family ness transacted by the company. of a paint job. be. Recently the daughter of a Manchester Evening Herald Tol­ I Welding Is also done over at Cor. No, Main and No. Srhool Middle Turnpike East You'll find big blisineasa can be aa - Cunliffe Motor Sales and many k d of mine wrote back from land-correspondent, .Mrs. John II. fascinating as a movie ■-thriller, Street!*—Telephone !tfI-S-5727 • (Comer East C^enter) FICTURE FROOF- Hmer camp how she felt about Steele, telephone Rockville 5-7701. farmers are taking advantage of Otoria Batler. U. 8. player la once you begin to grasp Its prob- ^ this fact. Broken farm machinery ______, ______■icm*.-...... ; — v:------Laattoa. for. tennis competitlea,. ; am having a fine time, she By now aicohol is out of most "T can co'st money and the pTOtTTpt affera pietare proof of Idenilty. 10. Keep your personal griev­ { and efflclejit service on welding ?t , p, “ But If Bonnie isn't there radiators. And that's a good pl.m ances to voiif.self. Even If you TREE PRUNIN6 tROTHER’S tlRTHDAY FRESENT — IsabelU RaMcIllal I* klMcd by her Her tcBBls eatflt b adamed wItt eh I come home, I will kill my- for drivers, too. Cunliffe vMotor Sales has sav^d j her UkcacM. have JiKst had a fight with your ' r.'any a farmer conslder.able ; MANCHESTER I bratber. Rabertlaa, three, while her twin aister, IncrM. has her attonltoa diverted dariag twins’ Brat best beau, overdrawn your check­ J money. Farmers also realize (hat J Mrtbday party la RanM. Tbatr parento art maw* lagrid Bcrgnma aad Raberto Roaaelllal. herself wa£ ^ v in p fun and ing account and snagged your last. and REMOVAL FEATHERS IM H I S C A F— 'Adariral |tob«i. % ■ well taken Cairo of. Yet she Bows And Butterflies '■It pays To have fhelr hlachi^efy FISHING FROM FU R-Martol Haybart, Mb* Alaska, Caracy wean the feathered hat ef the Itoltaa Btrngitert C4fP# pair of nylons, don't pour your painted to prevent rusting,, es­ DRYCIJANERS felt within herself the im­ troubles out to the boss. He ^ Havh yonr trees pruned and prepared tor warm ab toatperator* abav*. aad prababto chill daring a vblt to hb Senthern Eiirepc renuaoad befer* toaeing n e mortal need of also Uking care of pecially when the cost 1s so' rea­ 93 WELLS STREET below Ice, Ashes al Kobebae, 46 aUlca aarth a( Arctic Circle. b b new peat as tJ. 8. Ctabf ef Naval Operatton* la W i i blaitato' doesn't care. | sonable, here. remov.'d bv llcenstsl and la- something that needed her. Anna also disproves the widely i sured tree surgeons. Dogs and catj» both have In this held belief that big busineas I Tdephohe ML3-7254 century probably increased their firms are prejudiced against ad-j life expectancy by as much as vanclng won^n to top executive: thfe average human being has, and CARTER TREE jobs. Says sne: '■ . BXpert Dry perhaps more. •Tve advanced faster here thah | J3ut I cannot go with single anyborlv I know. 11 Ju.st doesn't, EXPERT CO. people or childless couples who seem real. But I'm . very grate-, ' PHONE MI-.3-7G95 get so ecstatic-about either, dogs Cleanirig Servk^ ■fill." :■ or cats that they c»alt them from At present studying nights at A Scrvic* ftoghood or cathood Into the i Seton Hall for a law degree.; i^^tue of mankind. I ‘ don't ,be- Anna still finds lime for movies, j O f ve In buying them mink Jack-j the theater and the ballet, hopes T. P. HOLLORAN In winter or letting them. Sinecrify to get married "when the right IInter St.—Tcl. MI-9-7060 135 Spruee Sf. Tel. MI-9-T6941 publisher of the Wichita Beacon. Cunliffe Motor Salea. ha.s had ten Died yesterday. years of experience in this work MERRILL’S MORRY'S Santa Monies, Cslif. —* and you may be sure of the finest Carrillo, 60, wife of actor L«o of work when yoq take, your car WorkingmM'f Store Carrillo. Died yesterday. to' him for auto body or finder re­ MARKET Sixet 2-3-4 pairs. Wo carry a completo line of BILL'S TIRE KQSTEK’S Norman. Oklau-^Dr. J. Willis AND Stovall, 62, director of the Uni­ It la'extremely difficult to touch 04 Ooklofid StTMt TEXACO SERVICE up a scratch on a car, for the paint qUAUTY WORRCLOTHE^, versity bf Oklahoma rtiuaeuin NAMED ENVOY- on your car. and that you pur­ Td. MI-3-7385 FOOTWEAR, SPORTSWEAR. and professor of paleontology. REPAIR SHOP Letter Carrln Strong, of Wash, chase, just-do not match; especial­ William H. Green, Prop, Died yesterday. ly when you put It on the car. It •*Fr#« Ddtv*ry G A S — O IL ______w iagtoa. D. C.. hatv been , nomi­ 5117 n a l^ by Prcaideat Eisenhower just seems to stand nut in a most Free Alterationg LUBRICATION ' *V H E ONLY C R A D U A T E-Cathertec Darncy praadly HICHWHEBL SFEEDER S-Gaeatber Seliade taaRg / Columbia Bicycles aa Aaibaaaadar to Norway tar- F U N F O R FIREMEN — nremea tarn to waterball wMi Ire baats la cxhlbitton af Br* Your little one will nofonly look glaring fashion, making- the job OPEN SUNDAYS ■howa her diplema fram the zrinuM r acheel at Cattohaak lalajto. the flcid at bicyele raeen pedal tbeb llft-vtatog* high wbeelMi RED SONG IN HOSPITAL U. S. and Goodyoor Tires Tlrea a Ba'tlerlea a Aereaenriee eecdlBf C. Uirb Bay. reatgacd. Ifk tta t at Ewen. GcraHUiy. Degree ef daaiyaeM waa net a faetor In cbalcc a# wtaacia. lovely but she will be happy In this look worse than before you started j Open ‘9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Daily Auto Waahlng—Rood Servlea lia a i. The tone rradaate, ahe leavea tlx fopU* la tower gradlt*. .along a eearae between Haaibarg and Sebarbeatt. Oenaamy. pretty frock which Is slmple-tp- Guatemala — OPi — A maternily to work. At the Cimliffe^-Motor 8 A .M .h > 1 P. M. Repoirs — Service sew and Isdnder. Make the flirta­ hospital of 200 beds, costing abqut Sales you are as.sured of an exact 8 Depot Sq.— Tel. MI-.3-8691 Accessories Tune-up Auto -Repair tious butterfly from workbasket *1,000.000 was opened here recent- touch-up job, and when they finish scraps. lic Victor Manner Gutierrez and 180 SPRUCE STREET ■ PBttetlv fr».-fHt'7-'C, dress, 2% FOUNDATION Easy running carts for I-of 39-inch; bolero, S yard; quM, accurate SCUTL rd contrast. AND FOR application/ oil feed­ - these pattern*, send 30o for ings, saedings. in Oolii*, jsour name, ad- STORAGE, aizea desired, and the Pat- GAME ROOM. BUILDING Jr. $7.35 No.25 $12.50 Number. to SL'K BURNETT. GUEST' ROOM 8IVE YOU USTINB SATISFACTION Ma n o h e s t t ^r e v e n i n g Exclnclve ------CONTRACTOR niRMUDA MEETING S I T i — CaaUe Harbaae aetoL ^ k e r ’a Tewa. feregrej^ iAS4>; VENETIAN RUNDS SOLD EXCLUSIVELY IN MANCHESTER AT , ■ ‘ m iT o ^ a a b am ■arriagtoa Bmimd. to» toft. artU be alto foe pUaned Big Three nMcUag. ^NKWvmx, ja,.N.- AymtaJInllsa.. PARISIAN IHSPECTION - A wm ^ ^JTRONC AS A HOUSi-rtvaear. tractor ira » * * * ;* » m - B in ’t miss the new Basic Fash- WOODWORKING • wuna-towau TM b*-. C » ty aaaatad by tr-arto » Ola. for_!8^, spring and summer. Oomer Pleasant. Valley Road ELPOLOMSKI MoRclMstd^ ABrilig^Oo. lO H K S. & SON It’*'’ a com pM e spring sewing JOHNSON PAIKT CO.- and Route S IM HARTFORD ROAD onlde for Mnart. practical ward­ SOUTH U INDSOR, CONN. Phones: -Storrs 9044 IM MAIN STREET PHONE MI-3-859T 699- MAIN STn MANCHEiSinER ; p h o n e HI-9-4S01 robes; gift pattern printed inside TEU HTFD. 8-dSS8 _ or Mitchell 9-6886 - Tdephoae MI-8-8M1 . .flMR iHHmi t f - -r . ■ .. " " ■ ...... y -

r-w aa .MANCHl^TER^EyEinW CONN h SATUKDAY, jjn.Y 25. 19M IL iS c H E ^ gviOTWG jftte&ALU MANCHESTER ... . I., . V..., . V'- , ...•»< i.1 iBn-..Sun>6AWy;’MBy[^ PAGE SIX b: Bob!* FunnioBte Prettiosl, MubI Original at Robertaon Park Maguire Tract Streetf tM Xiamocrat aaked if thi* WM Ml* aa an exeunt. Bn he aata up a Bockville-Venioii Senator Tobey hath for bird*. Ufamri^pitpr not “cToeping BodaUam." Radio and TV w o N B -r OieMetraa.^ . Dewey's aUtaiaent on tha ao- Wa hava navar yet heard, from a ara iraai Baria. Dies Suddenly bird hath owner, anything about WOOD—IM t Rejected by Directors {MPtiiitd l|praUk eialiMi angla wa* that befo^^ty *l’S^yHSi?--NdwaT Muok. Building^ Committee Opens one convicted him of aociail^ on birds in th# b*,th. We hear only WOR'C-Nowa- ti* t—w o r i> - m*w*. lliia-w nc -Bur* tat Jaasi Ivory In Washington thia laau* "you will have to con­ two things, one in aummer, the w ecc—MMcheet*' lUtiM*. • :M-WnC-N«wa . . Touch. II WfMlI llrM t WONB-'N'wa liM-WTlU-Caralcadn et Meals WHAY—New*. Maerhesler. Conn. vict Theodore Rooeevelt, Charlea other in winter. FMttt Bidding for l^hool Annex THOitA* r In aummer, the morning after a News; TtU—WOCC—fioer et Bt. ^ a c l i. '(04N I« 1 from Fag* OB*) R a d a r WA1.TBR It m a v e o S i Kvana Hugh** and Herbert WtCN»-M*«s; rain Itk# Thursday's, we hea-. WTMT—News 1:IB-,WCOC^*w*; Musk Tou Wm L r a M U ^ , Hoover,” all of whom, ha said, had W TIO-Newa. i m c —Newa; fM ag ByaapbeaeR*.- jDefeat Is Seen RoskviUs. July 38 -(Special)— quesUotii aa ha did one* in « VMim4*« Oetobw^k IWl from amateur atatlatlclana on the WCCC—MsaeaMJ* „ WDBC-Muale Bm / ' M ore Than] open io_^Mri son opposed turning over big publicly l!l*-WD*C—H^U l Aids liM-WKNB—Ntwa. __ . , / Nutmeg Gratings FrankUa O. Wallas, chairman of Admitted Jo State Bar over prtM controla hy deisandlBd: owned hydroelectric eitee to pri­ weather, that ao many inches of WOKB—Jaka % a. tiia-W DRC-W ert* la Brief. / Uiq Bcheol Building eommittaa for "Who klllad Cock ItohtnT” The Beard of Dtreeton. la B rain fell In Oielr bird hath. WTHT—Nary Ih o ^ __ _ WKNB-New*. . . _ / ■ On Postal Rate Ui* Vamon B am anU ry achool. haa H* Inatatsd on voting hto ojm Burprlae move last nighti anHYVed vate Interesta. WTIC—Natio*al Farai *a* Be liW-MWB-Uuae* la the Mqr. conriettona. ragardlasa of hj* lf«n Iteiltr. In winter, w* hear that such ami WTHT—Newa __ / WyllMMCOTT announced that aealad bids ar* be­ 21 Speeders a moUon requiring tha un­ ■mmiI a im “I should My,” he added, "that WHAT-Muaic WHS Y«or Maels. W nC-Newa; Oeert* On tk, ing aaked fqr th* aU-room addi­ party’s a^and. H* explalnsd It this developed portlim of ’tt* lO-yasr* if It ia creeping eociallem, it did auch a morning produced so many 1- - D, i. WDRO-News. X Hike Requests ^ Ow Frida m U i f tion for th* achool. ■PMCBirnOW RATM •MpUd a poHcy prahlhit- manhood and ia perhaps getUng a liia-W ORO—Oales DraSS, Btataa and portions of OiBBdB and to exprsa* fc** convtctlon# for twhat dno Month ...... affect that they couldn't break th* lita-w ccc—Muait C»ro'ar» last Bight It wnuM up feaartnga detaBad. wulU-eolorad >*Af* ^ thay will b* opened. 'The sucM asful! In town. Til* result haa bean H tng th* leauanc* of any raora Wonhly^ ...... M little eld and la no longer creep- WD*&-Mors»al Oirl*: ___ JMI Mauian. im tha last apprapriatlMi hUI for vartoua 'United BUtM and faratgn Mexico. When this map ta ptanad bidw will h* required to furnish Influene* thay m ay g*n#r*to._ motorisU arreatad yeeUrday af-1 miilding permits for th* tract un- ice. w ere—Musirai Beorebnard. News. inreMs Biai. 'vartnua 'United to a wall it I* poaatbl# at a glanir Slnfl* Co»y ...... ing. sb a surety bond in th* amount of ^ WhsB the Rapubilcana took over teraoon for speeding or violation til further notice. WTBT-Narrs; Wayhwiae^p.BA. this faiUBg aaagifM 4 called a eountrle*. control of Coograa# this year, "Decause, ff thl* he eocialiam The favorite um for a bird batn. eleaad door aaatiMi for today to Qur nim. whenever poMlMsi la to to menUlly trace a rout# to wy too per cent-of th* contract prica, of roles of th* road and an un­ In adopting th* motion and rt* then, 1* that or iettlhg fee form on .'•Oeenar, kdWp It Into atmlpa fo r aet»M point in tho aUtok AU the ’ with th i Tttivn of Vsmon reserving •rehey emitlmiad W* cftoto-htiatlng known quantity this momlag, . . fusing to aecept th* tra c t's xiB and if all the great Americana to l!U ^vH A »-aar» . Ula Program. lor Aittday, BtCfurt rotitf inipi wiui wpo* h ^ r and xeeondxry nrteriea are Inveatlgatlon* a# head of a Com­ Lt. Walter Gaaaell* was cliack- It so th* birds can't um it. liF the t:*a—WDBC—Fua lot AIL _ea BSXt WMk. grApUcal %xp\Mt»sUoM, Nothing th* right to waive technical de- streets by dedtcatlen. th* beard whom X have referred be Bo- iree's Comer. marked In and Mi* important merce auhcommlttee looking Into ing Middle Turnpike west this owner, by any chance, break* the WCCC—Newa: M i ^ A cateh-aU maaaura w ith odd# toe compUeatad, hut enough to facta or Informalltla# in any bid went against the advice of at least clalists, then I’d My if* very clear WONB—101 Ilaaeli Boy*-,, iri< Newa and ends of manay for numerous eltlas *r# aaally xpot^, and to reject any or all Mda. waterfront racketeering. morning. More than. 10 motorlata three town cminssls and Is heHinred publlahod'hort. ice, that la so he can boast how t!*a -WHAT—Seturda* Melisea. nm*. shew tocattona of rlvara, The group held extenalv* 1 ^ - had hem halted by 10:30, but re­ that th# whole country ha* gone j;ia —WKNB—Newa: Tsslia va Detroit. . Sttriag*. aganclea. It aaksd for more than a tains and other geographical Thia map 1* our prido aad Joy Th* plana and apaclflcatlon* may hy some obserTOr* to have left the thick it was, and for no other lea* a-aa—WDRC—Report from Oreraaat. Opera Album. hUUon dollar* whan auhmlttad. But Our enthusiasm, howevw, ta not b* examined' and obtained at th* Inge on th* rituatton on th# New! ports were not avallabi* at that towB open to a court suit. Bocialiet, becaiiM thia la the last W HAT-Sawa:^turrtay Matisa*. TIC—World New* RouaduB. feature*. ^ S hared hy o th er* . When thay view 1 York-New Jertoy w e te r^ t and time. dtlSitSiV. «»»» son. -Newa; Pnlonla. tha Houm whaekad It down to IM Tor SOM* years now our coUac- office of the architects, Golden- •The vote to try to force th# oon- piece of water power on the North WOW-BaiiaalaM WU- tha la r g e aheet of heavy paper all Tobey waa planniag t o broaden it# j Lt. Raymond Griffin and Patrol­ TuU norrteo ellont of N. •. A. Rorr- WTHT—News: Martha Usi Harrp. _ ___C garaaada In Blua mllllOM. ' gtorra. aaaoclatea, 343 Fairfield trovereisl tract to he developed American continent that's un­ After every rain, and aftar avery WDRC—Vole* ot ReligiM. tien ha* been slowly building to thay aa* la a sariee of dotted Nnea scop* to other Wg port cities. j man Milton Stratton conducted a WCCC—Aecord Rerlew; News. - Knowland rumlndad that many th* point Where a new Bling ayk avenue, Hartford, with a IB de­ according to the town's subdivision frost, th* bird bath' tnan haa a WTIC—Whal i Th* Score. _____ / WONB-BlaglM yriji^ in CongrsM war* wrong in think­ parslelllng the main routoo. liti wife, th* former Mr*, p - check on Center street yesterday. developed , . . till—WDRC— AitrMivrea lo Bela^, WTHT—Maoinl Boclety. tern U neeeaeary. Merely atuf- posit required for each set of plan*. Charged with violation of roles of regulations, which - wers adoptad hiilletin. And hurricMes tip th* ing tha log Jam on gstanaioa of What they don’t ■** or know, This win be refunded upon return llea Crompton, waa wtth him when Torh. C3ilcago, P otroit mwF » e w n . All w# aak,” Mid Dewey, "i* I:ia—WONS—News: Juk* Bos. / *I3n- \.J>KC—Kelig.oUe NSWa. flaKth* maps into bureau and dask the,road, and the date th* case In 1647, wax flve-to-tvVe ta favor vSS m m b atjoit mtkmad o r tMHgS pvar. They are atrictly for » : i a - w c c c -News-. Moaic. --V W«>NS—Back to Hod Meer.' the .axcMa p i^ ta tax would not la the story behind each of tlioee of such seta ertth the bid and mm- he died. and tmms on a motion hy Director that you don't tako away water IVDRC—R a«o Farm Newe. / WTHT—Halenlc Hour, ha broksB, indicating ha axpseted drawers U proving Inked-ln lina*. They repregent trips There wa# no imnHidlat* word as win' be heard, were Helen L. Abel, ClRCOlAfto***- ______th* converMtion they provide. w n c —Mari»e Hall of Banda./ w n c —nxpiorer a of the WllA tractors falling to eubmlt hid will 82. Tolland, Aug. 10; Jacqueline L. Harold A. Turkingttm. power that is ours and turn it WCCC—News Hartford^S'WiM U la ■oma such davetopanent on postal It’* too dUflcult to Bnd th# right ws have taken. forfeit 60 per cent of their deposit. to funeral arrangemsBU. The nice thing about it, of W T H T-Pan map whan needed ssoaL His other aurvtvora Include le w Alves, 22, 163i^ Sprue* street, Mon­ Besides Turkington, thoa* tn oVer to a prirat* utility. l:«l—WDRC—Correaaosdtsu aemtta- tid i-4 n » 0 -I.o l* s Oo Tewrawn. ntss* Sometimaa it Is poaaibi* to malts F sarth Hervtoe favor war* Directors Waiter Ma­ ^ourse, ia that there is indeed a w n c —ralU n Aetlon. _ . „ Soma Rapubilcana are complain­ Ihkk* th# other night for children—Ruseell. Charles Mr*. T. day; Alfred Woelk, 46, S3 Footor "W* don't aak OongrsM for I ^ C i’w H A t—Nawa: ^ I k f Mep. IBMB—wnc-N atioaai Badls PalpM. out a small X along some of th* .The fourth Sunday of Union A. Muneen of RochaaUr. N. T„ and street, Aug. 3; John W. Martin, 03, honey, Mra. Helen FltxpatrielL by-product of this human deeir* WONB-Radlb BIbla a is a ing that Postmaatar General Bum- example. W* were entertaining routes. Th* X’s hecom* mere fre- Summer eervlce# wlll.be held July Herald Ptwl*. Herald Photo. SJKSS^n'u %«" cent W* don't intend, to spend a WHAT- News; Peiks^*p. vlattors from. Florence, 8.C., and Mrs. Sterling Dean of Waahington, 101 Walnut street. Monday; Rich­ Everett Kennedy and Theodor* WCCC—Record R*rl*r WTHT—N«W*: M*aaag* of laraaL marflald la trying to rush things q u m t as Ui* tins* mov* west and 3d ’with the aervlc* at th# Rock- D*m M r. B k * to r Sandy and Janie* Belalnski, most Next week will he Champion Fairhanks. Mayer Sherwood G.. dim* of-state money. W* intend to ’for a weather-measurer. Between W ONB-Juka Bo* / WCCC—Vtalaa of Israel. th* dtecuaeton cam* around to tM D. C, Fifty ehildrea. attired in a large ard A. W Itham, 30, 10 Cantortmry *i.T«rtl»ln« d ^ n « hoori WHST—Notlale Doll'Mondo. too fast by aaaking action now on south and In on* spot th* X's are vin* Methodist Church. Rev. Edwin Donald P. Richter, 33 N Bt. variety of coetumee, took part In Week at Robertson. Prises will be strMt. Monday; Anthony D*tho- Bowers aad D irector Jacob MlUer finance thi* th ^ g h th* bond* of icings, at least, the birds fill in WWIC—Rossle Vincent, a bill which would boost tha regu­ best rout* from Manchester to Tobey,. bom July 32, i860, a l original. Fo?3OTd«y-i’». «. rridn?- w n c —To Be Annbunred. WDBC—Church o Tha Air. so rlos* togsther that It reoamblea A. Brooks of th# Baptist Church Jam as street, la o m of thre# M *^ itoVbuiT Maa#., was marriad three ths eoetum* pared* at Robertaon awarded and champions will be mae, 30. Bridtol. Monday. opposed It. with Director Harry J. 'or TuoiAny—1 t "• H ^rvlia a r with talk about the man who WKNB—New*; t,lthuanlan Hour. lar lettar rata to four eants. air­ Florenc*. A rouU that would he Spectators eeleiHed the winners ,'or W#dn«HUy—1 »• Tuooday. a public authority and develop WDRC—Tri^Atury RaiMtstUMe WCCC-^lddleh Swing. cod*. will deliver th# sermon on the sub- cheater young mim who 1 Park Thuraday. Th* event was part Charged with speeding were Ftrato abetaining aad D lra^r built It. In short. It's one of those mail to sight eanta aad ralM sec­ Boeody and would avoid th# ptyu- Jeel, 'Tha Man from God.” passed the f^nectleut RUto Mr ’ ehlldren were bom^ who then led a parade to Depot decided after four days of competi­ For Thumany—1 P- -*L for the benefit of the people of WONB—Charled Kaahar. WHAT—0«mm* MuMesl. loua centa'ra llh* PWladalphlk Bygshils *f Hsaathrenk of Costume Week. Thomas A. Bieu, 31. 08 South Matthew Paton absant. items of garden furniture which WlTi?—N»w»; Music. !• :» —WCCC—New*: Mualc from Um- ond and third cIsm chargas. Tha small Ink croasas are airm- During the month of August the exams for admission to th* prac-' marriage, on June 2, 1*«2. Winners were (left to right): Square and back to the playground tion in the many games playsd in Main straet, also charged with The vote to prohibit any fur­ Ohio, Pennalyvanla, New York WTHT- Ne>a: C ^eH Band. doa. Th* Houm committee also ia rs- Washington, greator Rlchmono servlree will be held at th* Rock- where maatfueraders portrayed the the weekly program. These games 'oMdSod 5o^n»«; « ;• ahould he known as a converM- P*nwJ# of vanfli. ■WONB—Yoke of Fropheey. bola of haartbrsak and tell Uis aad tic# of law In th* state. Francells__ _ M. . Lovett of Boston. Judy Newcomb, heat coatume; driving without a licanse, court ther bitildiag permits being issued Any of pobllMitton OMopi enrar™ # and New Knglnnd. An -we aak la to WTHT—Jewlnb Pregmm. portad split, with aom* indications and Ralalgh. ■' vin# Baptist Chureh with Rev. Carl roles which they cheracterixed.' include tennis, chscksra Jacks. tion piece. it might approve a MU to mt up O alM On story of travel Um* lost and mMiey The others were Paul R. Mart*. On May 26, it46, Tobey married ' sunley Lucas, beat gypsy; Jcian date Monday: Joseph P. Leddy, 10, carried by seven to one, with only t A » . ______be let alone.” r:at^W TH^^nd<5"liu«lo Concarta. • w n c —Art o» Lletna. Mansery sxpsnded for major auto repairs. Haundcra, pastor of th* Methodist 33 Benton street, and Jam s* N. Mr*. LeretU Capsll Radsnhorst of | g|gg and Bessie Saunders, funniest; This activity resulted in s hllari- baaeball, basketball, croquet and Providence, R 1., bond of 838 poat- Mayor Bowers eppoaad. l*:ia-irKNB-The PeopI* Act a commlMlon which would fix new While Wayr# Irantlcallyfi huntad Church In charge of the service*.’ ous variety show. 1 game* by younger children. X W* don’t know-whether Gov­ ' T l ^ ^ « . n , t o n . U.B,A, I#:«--WTIC—i;iie*i St«i. rata*, subject to veto by tha next Tou sac, w* haven't always hoen Oliver, Jr., 43 Bralnard place. Washington, D. C., widow and re-1 Judy Rummers, prettlsst. and ed for court Mcmday; Bdwart R. Tewn Cennaela Agf#* Satuntoy, July » W Tir—Bl* CItv B*ren»de. w h a t—FanUsIc Muaicall. through ptla* of outdated or un- in the financial atraU that per­ Assigned To OCR tired school Uacher wtth three I - ■ ------Turner. 38, Newington. Monday: Th* directors only last week ernor Dewey, afterward, stopped U :ta-W D BC- Balt Lake City Taber- COM^MS. ■uited map* w* had to toly on A graduate of Bate* College WHAY—Newe: Polka Hop. mits ownership of Jet* model care. Charles G. Rice, has been *a- fiOAf. Anthony Mancuai, 42, Stamford, were told at an informal maatlM over at the Whit* N oum to ex­ (■lai-WHAT—Band By Oarison told th* Banat* yester­ momory for th* beet routing. etgned to th* Officer Candidate and Yale Law School, Richtar for­ |. j |—WHAT—Crosby a ljuartar. WONii^Folka Time. * day that aventual Mvings up to Often we were In poesession of merly practiced law in New York, His second wife died In 1651 and Monday by Town Counsel Charles .H Dewey On Cre«pi"« Soeimltom plain what Is creeping soclaltsm Connecticut .‘WDRC—Oil.' Raeord tbop. WHAT—TarieU Della Domenka. Finally the wanted mep *'P "someone's hsedache'' la th* form Rchool a t F ort Banning, Ge. State Welfare Jk e Harold T. W est, 53. of 72 Pitkin Crockett that th* tewn hod little WTHT—New* Fin* Arts Quintet, Mvaral hundrad million dollars in before moving to Manchester last he married the former Mrs. Cromp-1 and what Is merely a traditional WCCC—Newa: Mualr. aad a coiu-e* wa* plotted. The Anal of sn elderly, beat-up Jalopy. Upon successful -completion Of ton. widow of s Phltadelphl*; street, was charged •Yith speeding choica In ths matter but to ac­ PoVhapn th* «»ne rotnark PraM- WTHT—Psulena Carter. w n c —W.riu at Mun'c. tha Post Office axponsM can b* rout# turned out to M the on* the cmiras. Rice wdll be commls- December. He ia associated with American ua* of natural raaourcea. WKNB—Scoreboard:. Requeat Matl- . WXNB—News: Chureh of the Air..... mada by following, racommenda- It is our belief that every form the firm of Shepherd, Murtha and leathar sxscuUvs, oo Sept. 30, 1663.1 at Oakland and Main streeU last cept the etreets by dedication. tifiiil yjinrnhowrr ha* mado a»nc« — Yankee— nr». _ . II :ia-WCCC—News; ItallM Ufe. selected from memory. ~ _ of automobile breakdonm that 'can eftmed a second lleiltenent tn ttie Agency Rapped Resignation night by Pntrolma* Raymond He aald tha fact that th* ■traets" Perhaps he didn't need td. A num­ WTIC—Author Speaks. WDRC-Ntwi; Ineiutiea. ta Lasra- tlona now being prepared by a 10- Merritt in Hartford. ho nMumed bffic* that will ptagiie The South CarolUilan bed th* happen to anybody haa happened Medical Service Corps of the U. R. rTAT* SaOCHBD P#ck. had been laid out and Intended hy ber of tha. countsy'A laadlng. new*.-, .....„„„.Br,.A,JL,0._...... / man study group, named to SMlat nerve to inquir#--•'.What do y^i East R eds Wm~ ihd«, thnmfh- th* y**»* ■ t* ------wrfe-«Miiv*r #r bbom.------— to- us at- an* Um*. or another. — Armv...... - ...... - ■ R ye Beach. N.- H.-. July -38—(FV— .. M rs. A nn ateay*a.. 36. of .336. thair ownar. foe public, use and had D»* fl*nat* 'cMnmIttM...... Private Rice, a member of Com­ cpm*. ia hla impromptu refwrwice, papers had already undertaken a w n c —Public Affairs. WKNB—Ufhuaaian Reclew. At another liight aaaaion last want with ail the#* m*M’ Here's what ws mean. Rev. Gordon E. Hoht wlU r4- Goy. Hugh Gregg early today de- For Practices B y Seahurg Woodbridge street, was charged been used by th* public Indicated I:ie—WONB—News. WHAY—Munka 1. Painted Desert area near pany I of the tth Infantry Dlvl- with keeping an unlicensed dog polite correction of the PrMident. Th*M are th* aUegatlacyf^ being night, th* Houm Post Office com- of them are outdated. U i P*** • tum to the pulpit at th* First ellniad comment on whom he might that the' lest* generally used to on* day. to th* Tenne**** Valley made, off and on, about A certain 1:M -WO.NIl— WTOT—CbrinUaaa in Action. Winslow, Aria, where th* main alon’a 364th Regiment at F o rt DIx. Dog Warden Lee Fraochla report Thia wa# on# remark, the Presi­ WHAT—At Bat With Diplomat U i« a -w n c —You Can Cbaaa* the mittM voted to hMr today all wlt- year or two Mnc* you Lutheran Church for th* service appoint to euceaod Sen. Charles W. (OanllBBad Froaa Fag* Orjs) ‘Bankrupts’ establish dedication had been met. Authority aa a aampl* of "creap- RepuMican adminlatratlM. Sveatat World. n*a*M who had fallod a r*qu*st to and new roiad* have been huIlL bearing on a crankshaft ground entered the Army last Fehniarv. at 10 a. m. tomorrow following Tobey (R-NH) who died last night Arvid Seahurg. who quit hia po­ ed the deg bit a neighber'a child. The same opinion has bean given Inf oodoliam” a thaory h* but- dent ahould have stood In a cor­ 1. Ilia chief executlY* is eur- AtlMTAMV Bines thie earn* queatlon haa Itself to bits. It was nscaaaary to He ta a 1(151 graduate of Man- th* town at various times in the Music. U iM-WDRC-Bumee Store. b* heard up to last night. First, hie vacation. In Washington from coronary being hendled by eodal worker*, sition on the Building 0>de Re­ ti eaaod by tha contaittiofi th a t th* ner, until he had examined It a rounded by an amateurish palace WONS—Neva. WHAT-rNew* tai Ilallsa: Muak. however. It voted dewa a piopoMi been aeked many pay towing charges for 60 mllea rheater High Rchool and formerly . Rev. Forrest Muascr will have thromboala. • la one Instance, th* auditors said, . (OsBttMMd from Fag* One) past hy former town counsels litUa more Marchingly, guard which k**pa/th* Important WTHT—Music. , .... WTHT—Newe; Irlah Program. imtter-half. w* began to take and the repairman had to send tn attended Svracuae University. for bis sermon topic at the 6 a. Reached at hla summer hem* vision Committee in a letter to Charles 8. House, now s Superior taxpayer* of Now Hampahir* are WHAY—Sports; Bupper Baranaaa. to and th a long^raw n hM ringa Ooshime Party Held a worker claimed to have only 31 Truce Signing regular politician^ of th* party WONB—Battle OI -.ne garitaaaa. with last nIghtM wltnaasM. ateek of th* situation. Just why Los Angeles for a new shaft. < r» service tomorrow, "Great here." Governor Gregg eeld he wa* raxes to investigate while record* nDianre againat Red aggrearipn General Manager Richard Martin | Court Judge, and Atty. John D. paylni for Tennaaaoa’i cheap WTIC—Nc«». _ - u WHAT-Newa ia ItatUaii. 3. A lonely stretch of road north Yaaterday afternoon a maaque- L*B*U*. 'ni* late Judge William from th* axecutlye ear. WKNB—N»w»; Sport* BeraptMok. w n c —Sp:b ’Bm AgSiB. Both aetiona war* takan by a did w* hang onto th* old map* and Dreams." Rev. Percy Thomas of "dseply sebocked.” adding: showed h* had 41 more which West Germany agreed to go in­ earlier this month. Is still a mem-1 I. This palace/^ard iron curtain • ;U—WONB—Musteai ieoraboard. WKNB—Mueteal Varietle*. cmtlnu# to replenlA our of Columbia, 8. C., where the Um- rad* coatume party waa held at 8. Hyde, who precedent Judge power." Neither TrB^e N«r Aid? w n c —Rob Btcelc. ^ ena-Tot* margin, Indlcattva of the tha Oommunity Playground. Hanover, Omn.. former pastor of "I doubt if anyone In New hadn't been completed. to EDC hut the European army her of that committee after tha Seen Readied On* reaaon th* remark will not only snub^the people always U :ia—WHAT—Consol* Della Bepubika close divlaien In the committee. at neighborhood eervlc* etatl.m* Ing chain decided not to function. th* church, will preach at the Hampahir* haa had such a lengh- House as town counaet, Is also re­ WTHT—N*w». . ItSUSB*. Towing charges again and the Youngster* from , 4 tor fourteen, Loss of some federal aid money has not yet been approved by the ported to have shared thia theory plugy# tha Preaidant la that It la Tha proposed new policy of responsible w the succcm of the WDRC—VN' on the Record. WCCC—Boboee of Ukrolaa The committee mMta. behind and other source* for gueh ma­ Union Church on Sunday, August ty record o t being elected to public because of failure to review case* aaaembllee of the participating Board Of Director, . failed . to a c - f j ^ HOUFS tivc to advjM rs who leem to eon- WKNB—Mualc By WMton. WKNB—PNH Varlettea usual extra hot*rbtll. dressed in various costumes, par­ of dedication. ••trade, not aid" U being threatene-l j..*_W THl'-Bnb FlBnefsB. closed door* Monday to begin th* terial T 3. office.” , ^ at least one* a year, Fifly-alght countries * ** * •’calfft'atton at a meeting very eaay to arifU* th a t th* alle- eider regiMr Republicans suspect. U :ia—WDRC—News. task of attempting to draft a bill 3. Doubl* flat tires on th a Wil­ ticipated. Sen. Lane Dwinnell. (R-Loba- If the board had accepted the eonUnually by the poasibility thet ’w n c —Weather. WOCC—Newa; Echo** of Ukraine. Btmnge BnMelned^ Included in the parade were; There will be . Holy Communion such caxea were listed in thi* cate­ ■traets. the town would hava haan ghtlon la not true. Th* TVA la a I. Th^chtef executive cam* to • ;ta—WDRC—Sporu Roundup. WTHT—News; M usk In French Man­ for th* Houm. bur Croa* parkway at 3:60 *.’m. non). president of the New Hapsp- On th* proapect of food for East | , i ------Wall, for 00* thing, it g lw tw • Donald Rkewe- ’ a matador; at' 8 a. m. aqd Morning Prayer gory. Germany, lea^ra expected the ^ Th» vote to .crept the resign*-1 (Continned Frmn Fag* Ona) rasponaible for improving the federal project, true. It haa haen w* than wind up affording neither office with pledges of economy and V'ON8--KTenina 9<*' ner. Strang* kind of eaUefaetton. and no apares or means to gat any. ahlr* Senate, aald he ----- WTIC—U*l»n to WaihlBflon. . WTIC—Btemal Light W* atlll shudder at that on*. Bobby West, as 'aman, Ken­ at in a. m. at St. John'* Epis- j Loaa of many valuabi* and im- . .- tlon wa* four to two, one abort of ______roada and putting in aewera and (tnaitced by federal fund*, which trade nor aid to our friends in the what haa ensued haa been greater WKNB—lelferaonlin Hentasa. WHST--Mualr from Srandiearla. Knowing in our heart that copal Church tomorrow. Penny ?'".j;*ock"*d'.;.n •thoTgh ~„in« re.rrf rmin3ur''‘'fu‘.;: the neceasar)' five for passage of Peng Teh-Huai—would sign at speniung than ever. * :tt—WTHT—Una Maa Carllal*. Ellington 4. Radiator trouble In Oklahoma neth Badateubne bingo play­ sidcwalk* and curb*. 'The cost of have com* from taxpayer* all over wrorld. WOMB—Catbnik Truth Faried. long-diatanc* trip# **;•."*. er; Nancy Ryk*.- id Jean God­ Ann Drahoa. daughter Of Mr. com* aa e complete eurprta* be- cllenU, their finance# , andm mmoney, oney; Elsenhower could ue# to a motion. However, th# issue their respective headquarter* later, all of thia, however, with the ex­ PromiMS of relief for th* tax­ WDRC—New*. U:4*—WDRC—Bill Coetello. Newa praeUeal. w* kinds like to look City. eaue* of Senator Tobey'* recent tha nation. But the electric power It Is a running battle, which will };ia—WONB—Al Hefer Sports. WONB—The Marry Mallmaji. 6. Clutch breakdown near Tam­ dard, as choir gtrla and Chsfle* and Mra Edward Drahoa, was held by legally liable reUtive* rommodltle* may be settled at the next meet- reason wa* given for th* re- ception of one-third th# coet of the payers have been betrayed. WDRC—Saturday al the Cbaae. ;*n—WTHT—Heraic. oi Truth. back and dream of th# old days. baptlaed during th* service last IHnaas." not he conclusively Mttlad for a WKNB—Newa: Dinner Dale, Red Ribbonf Won pa. Fla. Gagne, aa a knight in armor. Failure to verify Income of 55 „ ^ ,^ „ 7 o r famine relief. Ing of th* board . when Mayor ported change In plans, but Ko- Mdcwalks and curbs, would hava anrle of th* TVA ha*, from th* S. BusinsM expected kind, pref­ WCCC—Frenrb-Americnn Muak Hall. Of th* Uma* when it waa poa- ^ e Judge* ware Miaa Gertrude Sunday. "He cerUInly ha# left hia mark legally liable relative* who, under j Sherwood G. Bower*. who ab- rean aource* said Friday Ktm bean aaaaaaed againat th* benefit­ long time to com*. W* are now in, WTHT—Newa: Bible Messases. \v n C —New*. 6. Battery failure la Pawtucket. with th* aUta." Dwinnell eald. "He •tart, been on a aalf-liquldatlnf erential trMtment from a Republi­ WHAY—New*: kipper Berepada. WDRC—Ma*t*rwork* of Muak. By Two 4-H’ers Rtble to Jump into the car *«« Rhode Island. Fuller, Mrs. Lucila (Sarison, and Uraage Ftole law, are required to contribuU to l Acting Rep^lU^n Leaner, stained last night, will cast hU might not travel to Panmunjom, ing property ownera. baala. In which th* federal gov­ a period Jn which w* er* dlminiaij* can administration. It has been WTIC—*'TBA". VtUNB—FranV * Em**l. awing down to New York for a cup T. Gasoline block In Ban Fran­ Mrs. Mss Chapman. The. Vernon Grange will hold a held anor* public offices than any (he eupport of their kin on re- i Knowland "of CSaliforni* said j which could account for the re- But hy th* board's action loa( getting empty talk, but In actual l;ia—WONB—I-Cf* Got To Tewa. WKNB—New*: PNH Varlrtle*. of coffee at 1 a. m. on the ar«r other man in th* hlatory of th# U,f. 1 would call th# measure up during .\ak* Rroaon* ported change in arrangements. ernment ta receiving hack, with in- Ing our aid to other natioaa. 'iVat WTHT—Th* Three km*. WHAT—Newa; Muak frMi Beaadl- cisco. Evsrstt Hudson, dressed aa a family ptenie tomorrow at th* night. William Maguire, the policy this Republican administra­ y.a*_WONS—w„ri ol Uf* Meur. of. the moment; or tab# .off for carpenter was voted most comical. home of Mr. and Mra. Charlaa aUt*. aarvlBg aa preaiding officer Neglect In the matter of deter- j the unusual Saturday sessiem. I felled to carry after ■ There were report* that Kim tra c t’s owriiar, will b* required to tereat. alt Ita Inveatment And af­ part of th* propoaed new ^Icy BHlngtim. July 36—(Bpeeial)— 6. Brake trouble en rout* from tion has shown an alarming w n o —New Talent. „ _ 11 U^WTIC—Behind tha Fagaa. Clinton Charter, preaident of the Portland, Maine, Just to Lowell. Mass., to Torringtnn. Janet Pollto and Beryl* Semple, Beach on Bolton road, starting at of both branchro of th* legialatur*. mining actual coat of state and >'i know of no . WHAT—Mood* In M usk. demonstration of "Car* of the barking on such excurelona. Ih* lUt Is almost endless and tiime. Peter Baevnalne cases, were far below actual cost. ; the proposal yesterday. j letter of resignation, said only i is to Ctommunist China. 'There the Republican chief executive and WONB—J|» Qoe*Hon*. I :U —WONB—BMUm Red Box Baaasball M ilk in g M achine, wai highly Lately our road trip* have been A special prit* wa* awarded Ro­ P eter Roavaxlno, 77, of 13 Lin­ ■aid Tobey'* death “coma* a* Disregard of stats law requiring separate measure to eet up a that he was quitting "because of other reports th^K Im hlmrolf had vote on Turktngton'a motion. Alex- power project* are not coating the ahould naver apply—Vke our con- WHAY—New*: Kmanuel Echo**. ws'v* noted only th# breakdowns quit* a shock to w* people I* New ; ' I the Republican leglalativ* bodies Itll—WHAY—Ametimn Med. Aseee. i'.aa—WHAY—Newe; kmday Metin**^ Lnraimd.praised, hvhy MI Miaam BUciay Weik„ confined to Mi* back roada of Tbl- that stond out. There ars doaena bert West aa the. tinlaat partici­ den atracL. died at hia home Friday, contcScU. to b* performed by the fimd to lell farm ^ recent happenings of the past { been purged. Thes* were die- gnder Jarria. Mancheater's largcat taxpayer* anywhere a aingl* cent tribuUons to the yhlted Nations which are also part of the adminla- WDRC-^lring Berenai*. associate'-county club agent. land County. For thle w* rely on pant. afternoon after a long lllneiMi. Bom Hampahtr*.'W* toeked to Seiieter Koreaar aourcaa | ggyeioper. warned the board thg4- S:l#-WDRC-Mr. CbamelM. ~ w n c —Catholic Hour. more than defy remembrance. W# TObey *■ on* ot our more stable loweet bidder. Thia developed, the -„roluse* for foreign currencies i week* and added responsibilities.” I counted, but ^ _ i------. . w. In tax money. They are being paid technical aasistanc* and Children's tration. At times It haa even seem­ WONB—Virginia Barn D*nu Jam­ WTHT—Rua* Morgan. Th* rain did not reach that sec­ a Windham-Tolland tracing put Gift certtfleatee were given the in Italy, in 1876. he had lived in auditor* aald. when two automo- approved bv th* Senate , What these "recent happen-1 agreed he probably waa having | -if you accept the streeU ^ ed that the Democratic minorities boree. _ ^ WCCC—Music in th* Air. don’t went to try. tawmakera. Hla voting record re- for by the conaumer*. who buy the Fund programs. The Oongres- WTHT—r>*rctn« Party. tion of the county so th* outdoor out hv the But# Department of Yee, whenever w# hear th a t song winners. They are redeemable at Rockville moat of hi* life. bile repair Jobs were not given to Fsrm group yeeteroev. ings" were haa never been dU-' political trouhlee et home. .eatton, yoq iiaven t heard the enq were giving better Support to th# WKNR—News: Baseball Matinee. demonetrations were held aa plan the following store*. Zahnera. Soda Roavaxlno was a retired textile Heetad a aiibatantial part of the I U. 8. Ambassador Ellis O. Briggs :6reni me Or my attorney.” alonal tendency toward too sweep­ WHAY—Nary Band. t:J*—WKNB—New*; Yank* v*. Detrotl. Highways and Engineering. On* abopt the glortou* open road and thinking of New Hampshire vot­ lowest bidders. Aiken aald thia program would closed publicly, end he hoe re­ power they produce, chief executive than hia own Re­ t,U —WHAY—Here’s to VeU. ]:Sa—WDRC—Bummer Mueic FesUral. Bed. Sunday we clocked up a tout or th* wonderful freedom of auto Shoppe, Arlnur'a Drug Store, Ran- worker. He Is survived by hia wtf*. Property lien* against relief _ i.t»r fused further comment. delivered a new message from Sec- | Judge Raymond Johnson, Jarvis' Furthermore, one of th* Im ing an interpretation of th* policy publican ^ajoritiei. »:**—WDRC—Win Elliott. WTHT—Ralph Flacagan. dali’s Stationery, the Royal Store, er*." raury of Stat* Dulles te South jeouaMl. told tha hoard It should t-aa-WDRC—Ganabnttera. w n c —Tour B « *•- th# Ogara. VtoH Dniry 116 mile* and only croaaed a main travel, w# think back to the mile* Mra. Rather Callino Roavaxlno; client* war* not properly foUowj^ ^ Mahoney, however, aaid he knew jlertant conaumer* of TVA power .of decreasing aid haa brought a 1. Tha adminlatratlon haa haen Thirteen car loads of hoys and and Central Hardware. fcMir daughtera, Mrs. Delta An- Wealev Powell, of Hampton As th* famine assistance meas­ Korean President Syngman Rhe* "g#t. a Judicial determination" on W nC-Pe* H##_iaag. ^ , weiNV-New*: Muak road twice. of oil fume-soaked mllea behind Falls. w7«o waa dafeatad by 1.300 up in many histancas, with the ure leeched the Senate, it had been what the reasons were, and indi­ ha* been the government lUelf, pointed intervention by Preaident engaging in an unwiM attampt to WHAY-News: Raeord R*yle«. WHAY-Frmkiy W* Malt gtrla of Tolland County 4-H Club* Travel by car ha* always hrild a us and of the dollars we'va Isft in Helped In Eaenpe geloni. New Haven, Mrs. Emma result that th* atate would atend cated Ms intention in acting Saturday. 1th* matter of dedication. He said play potities among.-, th* labor WONB—New BnaUad Bam Dacca. I:M—t: CCC—Mualr. visited th* Eastern Btates Dslry It wea learned yaaterday that votes In a recount by Tohoy in trimmed down on some features H answered a message fmn ia a controversial question eapecially in It* atomic etiergy Eiaenhower, which may bear fruit I;lg-WT1C-Bran>l uia Ogry. I:*a—'VCtTV-Mu*:*'. peimliar fascination for u*. The garages across ths nation and Giantonl, Stafford Springs. Mra. to loae money. and broadened id Rerlew. was run ever hy hla own hulldexer said he didn't know why he did It. (OsnMBMd From Fago One) menting en the report, said that the Senate committee to broA^ch Ic^l optolon of four town eouii- WONB—Under Arreet. of Congressmen and. Judges are street, died at her home Friday the'bill to cover gift* or asalsUnc* and autoorixed M artin to ajimly tor hower'a true* envoy, Aaalatxnt TVA haa actually aaved money to trad* have, eo far, been complete- to th* high, public responsibilities 11:11—WONB—Dance Music. WCCC—Muak. yeatarday and was takan to the Walaon, a Oyelal Lak* res­ evening. She we* horn In St. Al- conditions criticiaed by to* au- Secretary of S tate W alter 8. .Rob- being IntrustM to them, and who WTHT—Frank and Jackaon. fixed eeparat# law, and the to "friendlv but needy population* and accept etate aid for the ” rapidly aa poastble." street school. an armistice waa signed but and of every other atate. UieM negative victories came the 1 ,'j” i;,'irtratlon In some 11:1*—WTIC—HollywtMid Falladhim Or- WDRC—On a Buhday ARerMea. was daacrlM as segieus. be tailored to th* law. him for dnmken driving. hy th* maintenance and other ii^eep ex­ "By the end of the year, w* hop* of their government.” ' ’ I don't see how we can go agalngt cbeairs. Th* DIrkeen plan would make Bouchard Johndrow. While sittmg a* the Water. Com- have not received any deftnit# an- op|„(on of four town counaal*. Th* taxpayer* of th* whole na­ other itay, as the House sent -back I future day of reckoning, vrsHT—l.awrenc* Welk. Bishop was hired hv Albert (Oeatlangd Frgga Fgg* tag) Stafford Borough CJOurt. She leaves three sons. Arthur penses. that .all will b* eiXTactod." he That means the free food aiid as­ ---- - ■*----WsOM WA# ** ^ —. 1 WDfM’- Brfnnhony Hall, w hat—F nad Wariag. It unnecessary for Congress to Ohirelne-Ptuadrr sistance could even go behind th# mlasion. the board approved the ewer from him yet, If wo go against their opinion tion have helped pay for the flood to committM, thereby killing for I •. The chief excuttve might 1 ij;g g _ w n c—Newa: Muak. WONB—Dear Margy. It's Murder. Meyerhoff af Whit* road to push and Wallace of Rockville, and Another advantage of a new added. coKktriiction • of a chlorinating Briggs end Rhe* conferred for tariff aland, personally, for policies bet­ wDPc.:..>-«»'* ;U—WOKS—New*. trash Into a hole and cover it up likaly to make a . comeback as vote pay ralaee for It* membara. The marriage of Uia* Ellen state office building. Macy eaid. ia Iron Curtain If the peonie there without any rMson. we re leaving control and navigational aapecu this session, th* Rimpson II ;a a -w n c —Blare la Jsaa. It would give that dellcato Job to George of Wllllmantic; four daugh plant at the Roaring Brook Reser­ 25 minute* in their fourth meeting ter than some M th*M, but he la It:ia—wnc-New* WDRC—Cedric Adam*. with hi*, three quarter ton hull- minister of th* Interior controlling Margaret Plunder, danghter of tera. Miss Iren# Lemleux of Roek- that H can he planned to .meet the were friendly, Aiken aaid. adding;. ouraalves out in loft field.” of th* TVA, aa taxpayer* all over bill. Th* margin of it* action was I:*a—WTIC—Bummar Bympheoy. the rommisaion, with Congress Mr. and Mrs. William Pfunder of "It could halo us in th* Ccid W*r voir a t an estim ated coet of 612.- in a* many daye. "The ambasaadOr *lhree Pesnslts Issued irresolute in using hla influanc* WCCC—Muak. / . deser. While h* was backing up both th* sscrat polic* apparatus vllle. Mr*. Noeli* Fuller of Man­ aperiffe requirements of th# agen- (¥)0. The plapt, which will coet the country pay for any other 34S to IBl, but th* Important with aither hla party or th* lagiala- and th* 138,(WO man In the Peo­ providing only th* money. 38 Windsor avenue, to Maurice N. McKinniey Named and the peyehoioglcsl program*.” would say only that to# message Permits for thre* houses in the WON*—Th* Bhadow hia a*at broke and he fell te the chester, Mr*. Naomi Roe* of Beet cice using it. "You build it to $1..567 s/year to operate, will treat he delivered "concern* th# recent flood control or harbor dredging thing about th* vote wax that the tiv* branch. WTHT—New*; Ybl* Week Areuad lb* ground. ple’s army. Chiralne, eon of Mr. and Mra. Hec­ aerv* a function. Just like you tract hava already been losued, and World. tor Chicoin* of 30 Squire etreet, Windsor, end Mr*. Georg* Scran­ water pumped to 50 cuatomera on negotiations we h»v* been having construction of to* bmiaaa bagun. project. And 11 la .poaalbl* for thoa* Republican delegation . In the So go the criticisms, from disap­ w hat—Your kory Toller. Th# right treed of the •‘doner" Wlllt Stoph, present interior 143 Women Start ton of Storra; on* brother, Wallace would construct a newspaper To (^hamb^r Unit Manchester road in Glaxtonbuiy. pointed Republicans, from sniping WDRC—To Be Anamiiked. caught hia left leg and started to minister and member of th* Otm- Hartford, took place thie morning Johndrow of Rockville; and *U building to aerv* portlcular to* past few days.” Th* wording of tha motion *x- who erlUcia* the TVA to charge House actually went for th* bill by iilX-WHAT-Ftano Flay Mous*. to John Lodge that aomebody else , 10,30—Private 8»crft*nr, Quaeni* .which appATf D.tly ..died, of - .MI66-..-.'.... Junior Chamber of Ctommerce. At xvere hoL.,oh#ervf4 ,hw;*i!8f- th* hag 'trtiuble* quite like hi*, that Tl-.(lol W%*tllY>g. ’ WTHT—Drew F*4tr*«l.-' ' ■ ...... revott'among east and rtaet-wortH oon hours'.'houTa;” 61*#'n«ld of'honor wao eerrotl- A. Ooveriier’ -Ledger••the- lawaeaker to* pr4^nt time. ptanA’ar* (uideF •‘creeping eocialiam.” or that the whose inteirretationa and rulings WONB—Sen*. a nSw malady that hae recently er* in hta native Ruhr In 1030. heavy overcast.- Firemei^ Flaw Gar Smaishes Pole. Republicans wtio do get elected ll:f0—Mldnlgbt Tbaatar. 5:10—WDKC—To Be AaaouBred. The trip Is . sponaored by th* Pfunder, stater of th* bride. Sh* asked for reconaideratlon of the way for toe formation of a Junior affect the operation of the act. l:l^ N a w a iRfectod dog* in dlEsrent parts af Th# hard-)awled stoely-«y*d wore a mint green nyloh gown Advertisement- entire project and nCcuoed Mncy The Air Force said I(> Allied AbbtitTowii production of power there haa ■eem to face aemewhat gimilar wONB--8au*d Room. UM.cawntiry,. - •, . Wamen'x Blex Club at GB. (Aambe^.' of Commerce In. Man­ 'plane* went down in. Communist coat the taxpairer* of other ataVea' Meahwhiic.' surii a" good' neigh- probtem a' an d ' also -seem' to eteet- ’T^ C S pob- Bbow.' 'w n c —Yaath Wa«* 4* hoeaeM notorious an a com- The wtMheh''have 'a full schedule'“ ovor taffeta "and' carried yellow Last day — Rockrill* Yattow of not' girihg ndeqnnt* Oonaldarn- chester and th* board exteiideii to Peach Featival I :0G-W*a(*ra Theater. w ha t. Supper Serenade. ~~ aghenter Bvggdng H ^M Bl- Jer of International hrigade'a territorv during the i||*ek ended Awakens ’Moloriai hoc na Canada. ha% d*Uy*irsd (p m somewhat sinqilar answer* and ig^wggngpaMAsBdf fMasw'^it.: they'll viait .tha Tower, of Ixm- ,. ^ Ll.0 !**• inatirone# property for Jha Harcford.gn>u;tltg heqt jacixhM The son horn yaaterday to Mr,’ ic ♦ «alytiling.'• It>.may .welt^haj«h•t.^^by .'■*iaiKBIUF«rR*P*i4*r.' wdKjJxi!:« BpahtMi ’^fvlt SirU’: ' Ito'Yirw g;ridayi!-Two-isroro. SahrA Ja to .lo a t.. e- . «A. - - ... in'ottaa' 'Of 'opdMftOil'. Yhejr'^'Ttkid’ •W;!*—E*rlv Bhow.- lelephens BgtheWe 6-6SIA ‘&h, near’'deitot* ’'In' ’FafttamSmt." Bri4tl»ri’'''Bmt' ’ for those preaent at and' supixjrt tn' this effort to' en­ in air combat with Red Fighter*. ■woFJUt!" 'Aihir "b o m Em m ' ' T iy iw r' ita effect on private utility rate* sharp not* protesting ai(ainat more troubles with their own pajty w n c —Jurenll* Jury. eaOlad "General Oomas" than. Inr Wilfred’ Oilcholn#. brother of 101 High street. RockvtUa. has TMO—Wiag* In FHUic*. WONB—Treeaurv' Varletlts. drive along th* Zuider Zee. aall cm 5:30 this afternoon. list toe young business men of to* Seven plane*--three ThunderJeU. A Peach Festival will be staged Harold A. Loughrey. 36. of Co­ throughout the nation.' it haa our recent reatriction* on import* than with th* oppoaitlan, find fiscal a:0G—Larry korch. World War II he again aarved tha Rhine, climb a bit tn th* Bwlsa th* groom, of Hartford waa beat here Frtdav evening, Aug. 31, by: lumhia. felt asleep at th* wheel oean named Scott Emery .Taykw. S:00—Meet MilH*. WTHT—OM Faahleaed Revival Hour. Third Marine community in thia program. two Panther Jete. two Sabres- aaved other atate* aomething. from Canada, and threatanlng, for campaign promises hard to keep, *:X>—Bank on th* BUrs. WHAY—Mews: Sapper Bereaade. Russia and wax given th* hon­ Alps, have an audianc* with Pope man. and the-usher* were Joseph the Manchester Fire Department i nf his ear early thia morning, The maternal, 'grandparents aro 7: IX—WHAY— Maaaeau nt Camfart President Jack Sanson appoint­ wer* downed by ground 6re. and the first time in our recent rela- operate behind a palace curtain, 10.00—Medallion Thaater. orary rank of general in th* 8^ Plus, meet Ambaeaador Claire A. Broderick of New York, cousin ed an executive committee of on to* ground* around th* hoe*' When he awoke, his - ear had Mr. aad Mrs. Philip L. Emery, 6! ‘ ' . Th* flrat time the phraa* "creep- taka political revenge on th* C.I.O. 10:10—Justin Tym*. 7:W-WDRC-lUchard Diamoadi State Guard of the bride, and Donald Qiam- one Sabre wa* lost to unexplained Cambridga atraat; aad th* pater­ tlenahlp with Canada, to impose 11:00—Lata Bbow. WTHT—Rev iedi Hour. vlat arm y. Booth* Luce, go to a faohion show Hospital'Notes Matthew Moriarty, chairman, causes to* Air Force reported. housa at Hilliard and Main etraaU.' .mashed Into a utility pels i lag aociallam'' came bayk to haunt for th* latter's political activities, WONB—Lutheran Heur. Bacauaa of hla kmg aervlc* to in Parts and praaent GB Motor* to P S |^ . Division Ready WIvaa of mambera will ha . in' Bast Center street, nal 'grandmother la jM**- Georg* retaliatory reatrictiona which will BaaSay Th* angtneer Company Con Bruca Watkina, Riusall Broderick, The Eighth Army said numer­ flje Breaident, indirectly, came th* and disappoint th* big buainesg A. M. w n c —We Baw Tomarroer. the Sestet Union hie fete mey he th* mayors of Paiia aad Nlc*. The mother of the bride wore a charge of the affair that will be The one-car accident occurred Taylor of Rockville. hurt us. that thought it owned them. Seeing 7rHAY-*rs . . . of FaHb. IM*—WDRC-Juaier Miaa. nique announcthg hie replecement of piem'-two weeks for B^few corsage, and th* mother ot th* a d m it t e d y e s t e r d a y For Far Elast Proceeda will help defray ’ ex- f^y toM Patrolmaa Joseph Sartor llM so* bom yeetordey to Mr, Uaenhower'a chief political back' same way, w* were wondering if it TblBsa. Bdgar Barten. an Monday might Th* moB an­ groom were blue and whit* nylon powered to bring in recommends- fronL , gan and a sound poHcy. But there swered roll call in graem fatigue dM net label him an "enemy of who^U ge home early. Mary Ellen Glo? Wlaard. •* W Tirr—Amavear Mask Malt irith whit* orchid corsage. Follow­ Unda MalnriUe, 64 Bolton otraat: tiona t i toe board as to the future Thr biggeet Rad thrust hit th* Woodbrtdg* atraat, la Hartfold im C -T aay Martin. , _ umlfertBi, helmet Uners aad with th* repuhMe'' na Mtnirter of Jus- To sandwteh tn such extras aa (OanM—*6 trmn Pag* One) Marines on th* western front. :l#i>pl. 16. sleepy. He said ha must have went to Waahington to make an ia a powvrful faction in Congrew *r Clrcua. WONB-Jlllrer ’Iruoi**!* Haur. a night's! th* Foliea Berger* the ing th# ceremony a reception waa Henry Demers. 105 B16rldg# program of to* Chamber, divi- 'TlcktU can he secured from ftre-1 fallen asleep for a few seeenda. Hospital, has bean aamad Wayna P. M. , aid* arms. tie* Max Fachnar was laheUad eiims to he formed, committees lo Associated Prase Corraspondent ig[ipaaranrr againat a. bill which which ia forever trying to tell our WNBC- WKNk-Muak for kmday. ^ last weak whan Im was fired and wtmien have scraped together an held at th* home of the bride wtth atreel; William Fttxgerald. M mrely precauttonary maaaime, all men next week. Prixee will be; Constderabi* damage waa den* Allan. U m maternal graadnaranU t:tX-iniAT—Kemelaaeu Coadueto. Pup tanta were leaued, and Im ISO guests In attendance. be niamad, and polictee and pro ­ Forrest Edwards said Rad hwaes ar* Mr. and Mrs. Mark Heimae.of friends in th* world that, *4sn 11:00—Kit Oarsaa. WKNB—CaUwlk Queatiea Bmu etructioau em how te set them up Jntlad. ______average of $300 spondlng money Middle Turaplh* east; William aavse had been cancelled aiid men awdrded at th* festival. ^ . tn the ear and Loughrey t aaama to have been inapired by the 35 GuesU Attend I l:» - F llm . For her wetkhng trip to th* Savard. 443 Lydall a tre e t; M ra cedures for to* development of to* ware heavy in to# aJweulU on the Woodbridge street, aad tha patof- while (Air aid to them ia being cut, 1 00—Dodger* ve. B raves lia s -WDRC-rMy Lull* Margt*.. were given hy U* leading non each. away from their stations at IM- charged with reckleae driving. He Freaident'a attack on TVA. Thia w n c —Beal pUr*. rtMHiecticut shore, th# bride wore Marcella Calambat, 76 Waal Jeiine and Pendleton had been re- organIxaUon. leatherneck poeltion*. nal grandparents. Mr. and U n . they must not trad* with Iron 4:30—Name’s The Bamt. WBAT—Hear af Faith. eoasaslasienad oBcera of th* com "On* woman mad* peanut bril- The CommuitisU heralded their win be presented in l^ewn Court p v a bill to authorixe five private Surprise Shower t:0O-RedUI Halt tlo oo the aid* te buy luggage." a blue cord suit. Tliey wilt he at street; Mra. Barbara Tedford. 464 ralled. Sanson expressed his apprecia­ Thomaa Moore of Telland- Mra. 1:10—Biu Erwin. WO.NB—Biicht ntei Hour. _ pany. During the Oumsear tralnlag CongreMmen Hit attack with artillery and rarely- Monday . morning. utility oompaniea to develop the Curtain countries and cannot trade- 1 :5*—WTHT—Ttlegram For Tou, Mia* Mayers aald. “aeaM of them home after August 15 at thalr Mala street: John. Mullin. 18 Wil­ ' The normal wartime strength af tion for to* fine turn out of th* Funerals -Two parked cars were involved Meera. th e form er Marion HOlmao. I.OO-Mr. and Mrs. Nerth. I.ao—WDRC-Dacaaabar BrM*. at Camp Lodge. It te enpactad that reoidene* on th# Tateottvtlle road. liam etraat; John Hay**, 74 O#^ board mambera and thalr loyal used Ruaalan-typ# Katusha rock­ was aacretary of th* Town Bhhrd water power potentlad of th* with ua. That ia a little like m v - t:aO-Fscu Faraao. WTHT—Taykr Grant., th* company will spend at laaat workod oxtrs In rootauranta for a Marin* dCvtoton ia 33.000 maai. In a crash on Drive D at 1:44—Charlea Leughtoa. Pay Raiae Plan BKHMy to buy aouvonlro. Tha hrido U a graduat* of St. tag* atraet; Bernard Holland, East This 6000 not Include units Which xupporL Fourteen members of Ui* ets. Ths cxplosiona could be of Dtrectora Niagara River. Oovemor Dewey ing to them that they ahould go A surpria* baby shower wa* 7:00—Operalka Negtaas w ha t—Nawa-. Knawlaoata CMduet* ana night nt Stone’s Ranch en n heard i t nearby Panmunjom, Jaaeph A. Dawning o'clock this morning. Patrolman held Wadneaday night at the home WOIMk-Rev. M u ^ Jacksan. "Th^'v* all cut down oa *x- Barnard's school ' and Rockville Hartford. may be atUchad when a divtaton 17-member board were praaent- at Frederick Tedford iaveetigaUd yitat down to argue againat thi* ahead and have a depression, w* 7:10—Tour Playtlm*. liU-WTHT—TaB* Aannaaced. lid preMem. High School, and Is now employed where AIbcd and CommunUt A military funeral will be held Mtae Mildred StMpeaq. Ubrutaa of Mrs. Grace Maieska. tS Hamlin 'i'ua*t UI TBi Tows. F *f* — The bulk of the Oiines* struck ll;b>—Family Thaatr*. many attachmanU war* enplalned’ farm in Johnston, R 1.. tomorrow, atraat; Mr*. MUdred Wahb, Fair about 10 p. m. Friday night at Th* funeral home wlU be open of hla iMMn* and forgot to sat thal oovttr tn cMDi No instituUim contains a mort deeorationa, and the guest of hem- 1:10—Buaday MaUaa*. H;ia— »t~nu>o «l Matey. The anglneer Company was dls- n - i t l o t IS momhora. dx naxMd A few wnrkara from GB planla tell preaident Ebmahower and hit AoOsr E Bnond Law* 6L oerl- hand brake. Th* car later rolled eaater right would mean an addi­ 4:00—Araachalr Theatre. WTHT—Land** Cahuna. _ wUI laav* by hua from th* Maple Raid; Mrs. Gertrud* PImhrd. Rack to* nmln'outpoat* while a small­ for the convenience of friends shallow hyprocrlsy than this. Ita or found her gifU in a heautifuny lO.BO-WTht—Cbawangu* Maty mlasad after a short period of cloa* ^~tlM Fraaidant. aix hy tha Chlaf tn OtnetnhaU, Danrilla, IU.. and vtUe; Mrs. MsdaHn* Wllaen. 43 Fantagen chief* today what each aMly M at Tea^M* n aapWal. I* from 3 o'clock thU afternoon un­ dirwn to* hill Into the parked ear tion of Ul.000.0p0 U tho aloctric daeoratsd crib. A buBat luncheon 5:00—Ltaap Uato My Fast WDBC—Nawa; LUUn to Ker*a. Juxtic*, thro* hy the Vie* Froei JlaoBtor, Ind., arrteod Friday night i Gravo club ot 10 a. m. Th* af­ eoneatves as Its dafana* mUaion. mahHm progreaa towhrd tooev- er force hit to the eapt In very name labels it aa something 5:10—Maa of th* Weak, order drill. fair win be held rain or ahlno. Ruasall street; Tbemaa Pascaa- dlvarslonary attack. til th* hour of the funeral. owned by. Carl Themaa of 36 Mila of oosMumor* in Ohio, Pean- was aarvad. wtth a stcirk as th* d :0O—Advealare. - WONB—Maly Trinity Bam**, There eUll are vacaacife for dent ami UsimJkSf-th* speaker e t to Join the Fort Woyn* group. But to* heads of th* two eerv- ary. 'i o eoffarod rimgSnaHeaa Drive D. Th* front end o t Mc- for the WtdB,..T*t Itla aaver-foe f8kl6rBa__ w n c —Meet the Fr*a*. Owfot Spaohof tell. 43 Hal* read; Mra. Dorothy Edwards reported th* Chinee* Friends ar# requested to omit ajrlvaBla. Now York dad New Bag-. eentgrptee* —*n - the 4*bt*i—Mra,- qualiSed veUrane and for-young th* House. Twanty-one othara fiom - C3*re- Wohlgemuth and son, 3T Hand** leee prepnred their preaenUUon* Jniy 3 afta r nOlykMI flowers and inatoad to make a do- Kaawn'e car waa ctualMd txMla In h i Gladyc* tauter wla' ae*t*d at~thc -7:0>-4hlsArTh* UU!— X: land,- Brl*. Pa.. Plttaflold. MSae.. R^ph SKop. wui ho^m jm jt ■ 6 lo r *- and MariMm cam# to gripe In drla- " 'WImI. in oompaHaon to hi*’public th* birds *6 ifiucH as it ia 'for the BurdS'- Playaou**. men who wnaLbaxic mtUtaiY tralR- 611* commiaeian-would have - br fclBOid: Mu»ro*-MonUU olsAff t))* IfiMs Of team work laid I naUan to OUlur t t e H#|6»t « Q to- bout Mdo* af tho llM iiM a q lM t *:40—O. E. Theater. Ml ptaltoai., ro p ^ not Talar than Jan. IS. Af­ and PlatnviU*, •Oomi:. -oraro-tO'-Jol*- r -at th e aarvle* 'BOWK by ftrm-kaaBait BoefoUrx of iStiiv tain orith giMi biAts, haann ' pgojeet plan. individual who seta it up. But tha- t : i U m lha Law. Ing hefer* en u rin g federal Oervlcc a t th a V« lietli-h- Iw l stroet; Paid Omais. 4I1BBF ' cer Fuads. Mrs. the former Flor- tn the. Bnglneer Company Cen- ter that the salarias o t Judgoa and th* group at IdlawUd Airport ia DoftaM WUaea. , ilMTttahly, as Dewey was goiag4>BAvidual could. neyec.|^dY&..llia . Idlstaslftfe odigt ChurclL liard pUe*. • auua Hwuna i geiitvdd -UusAr. ™B66tk*t-»tgtp Quar^,:. _ e t poHgTSBo wbuM be Now J e n . / tBahmowy, b eommlt* owi^ purpoat a w ithout uMng aom*- uaaful glfta. f U^nrT77\n TTV, '* . . . . > . . . .•- - « ...... -...r-. L i - .-•. -tf- -» ...... -- -:fr- \ 't V

P A 6 B H n m v « MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY. JULY 26. 1963 •Mi^CHCSTER jarEKnKG- HERAU), M AyC?ig 8TORj,.„<» ,^T y f i x x i s i G V t BY HERSHBERGER DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE BY FilNTAlNB FOX FUNNY BU81NISS8 fOONBKVILLB fO U U Answnir— to frovieuo Punltr, Sense and Nonsense I TTamUtoTifi Trounce Airmen in First Game of Series, Africon Dominion m A atrangar in a Varment town The vlcioue circle: ROge make 43 Lew sand hills IS ACBOM paper; paper liiakea m oney: wondered why n certain girl at a 44 Book o f mapa pdrty draw ao much Intareat: ha l.(Britt«h money makea banks; banka make Three Top Major I^tague Pitchera Second- Contest at 4 dldnf know bar father waa tha dominion, Um DOWN loana; loans maka poverty; Red Sox Win Pair from Browns,, preaident o f a hisnh. 1 Muse of poverty makea raga. ’>sr Africa astronomy I Profeaaor — W hara art my Today at Nebo Field 11 WlraltM 2 T h is ------was A aoldlcr was reading a letter glaasea 7 Braves’ Homers Conquer Dodgers 11 Architoctural formed from from home and appeared eUrtled. Wlfa—On the refrigerator. B im teveral ”We have a freak In the Profeaaor—Oh, yea. I wondar ISNtWMt ' Africen family," ha told his buddy. "Mom Score Three Times In what alliy plare I'll And them on By BBN PHUCUAR, 14 Sharply colonics 13 Rendered fat 13 Catalogued aaya: ’You won’t know WlUle real hauls with Harvey Haddix of One To Go next? Aaaoeinteid Preaa Sports Writer the C ai^ making the mistake of Koseiuszkos Win First, Fifth Innings llBlaekhird of I r is h o f swine 34 Form a notion when you come back. He hea Wife-pYour face, dear. If Ted Wllhama can find the giving Hamner two good pitchee. cuckoo family 4 River in IS Surname 35 Male growi^ another fooL’ ’’ HamtflAB (61 fountain of youth, the Boston Red 3ranny parked' one in the second AR R H PO A e To (iflin Upper Hand; 11 Ztalous II Sailor (slang) 31 Nervous In Dull (Contest Frence Box may yet have to be considered inning and again in the last of the l..ew|B, BA .... 31 Bridge A disorder Internal Hevenua Agent: Taxea I McMeaiu. rf Play Errorless Ball I t Recent (comb. 4 Recorders w‘hen lU water pumped from as pennant contender! In the ninth. The St. Louis run scored In I holding 34 Doctrines Ranger. ^ Rockville- In another drab bell D. Kelly. 2h . form ) dA friesn falctm mile-deep mlnei at Butte, Mont., American League. the sixth when Musial stole home. {..andera. 1h .. 101\imuR 1 Heavy blow 23 Plantigrade 34 Mimicked Silver &w Crook ta the only game the Koscluasko team de­ Kukulka. 2h . 3 1 1 10 Hamilton Standard drew first Certainly the Wllllama-leet Sox 4 Sboshoncan mammals 41 Narrow ways ctream in the world whoee eource T r a v e le r-1 Juat got o u t.o f pria- feated their P. A. C. rivals last Wldholm. r ,t i ? S ?. J! • "blood" in the finals of the Con- 23 Rocky are burning up the circuit and, CarenxT). r( .. pinoaclc ______Indian 34 Oriental porgy 44 Native of ie lower than ita mouth. —Mrs. J. on thU morning, (telling a man on evening In a Rockville Little nnndrru. If . Q { I n (i' necticut State Semi-Pro Baaeball 4 Derived from 31 Poem ancient Media the. train.) It'a going to ba lough with the .Hew York Yankees con- League contaat at the Recreatipn Mcf?noey. p , n o 0 1. 0, Tournament, as they came up with llM c ta l T. Cullen, Boaeman. Mont. lihulhg tb eltj). they’ve moved into Ian 29------is espiiaUSTom faring old friends. Field by a score of 10 to 0. ^ ii to 2. win over Pratt, and. fattenen third place, 1H games behind the TdUIs »• S Y'SI 11 m 10 Feminine of this land^ 48 Huge vet Melodlona Profanity Companion—I can aympathlae The Vernon avenue crew got PrsM SS4 WkllSey (t> Whitney lest night at Mt. Nebo 34 Native of ■tumbling New Yorkers. 1 appctlalien 32 Stations (ab.) SO Entire (From the Mllwnukee goumni) with you. I’m jpet getting home only flve hits off the pitching of Field before a large tumouL Denmark WllllanM come, out of the Ma­ Sc^bumfy. FA ...... 3 0 0 2 1 2S Arctic fuU Although he wrote like an angel, from Congreae. Dick Hartenstein, but the young­ SaiAgnJ. cl ...... -i.i. 2 (J 0 1 0 0 BILL McTOOKY, flight right­ rines' Aug. 1 and he will be. back 1 l i 8“ Mark Twain could awear Uke a ster was generous by allowing rtehon. If ...... 1 0 1 1. 0 hander, pitched a ateady game to 34 Musical with hie old club shortly after, Foley, lb ...... 1 0 4 1 1 direction trooper. Whenever he became •’W orking M other R a t e a a seven bases on balls while his 2 n 0 2 1 n allow four Hits,' walked four and that. la hta ‘ absence a bunch of Tripp. 2b ...... fanned four. Charlie Kobllnaki 21 Correlative of 8 d angry M would let looee a torrent Cheer" -headline. But would prob­ YgsFKRUAV’a NKaiXTH teammates were committing seven Mazurek. 3b ...... 1 M r> 1 \ ynungeters, many of whom were Rergamlnl. c...... 3 1 6 n (; started for the Airmen and proved neither of profanity that could cause hli ably ba happy to accept a chair. NalUiial costly errors. etill In grade echonl when the K«*w York 3. Ctnciinnall X. WoluB, rf ...... 0 n f) n no puzzle as the Props combed him 34 Cooking li 18 horrifled w ife to Bee. The defensive play of R-mny KoMinski. p ...... n 0 fi 0 0 slugger first donned n Red Sox Chlmiro 7. Plititburfh I. 0 0 for five hits, six runs In four and utensil One morning, however, when MtlwAuk^f* U. Biooklyn i. Tourtellotte and Butch Johmlrow Andrews, a ...... 0 1 0 “ I'm ocarln* tho noifhboro into giving somoono ^ th«lv IT" FI 4 ; A Btrika la labor'a lova loat. uniform In IBSB, have caught fire. Phllad^iphia 1 8t Isolilji 1. Miller, p ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 [one-third frames. Iggy Miller 30 Raid notieee in Twain ouV himaelf whUe ahaylng 'was sensational. In addition to his 'nugbori, u ■;.... Since the FdOrth-arJOly thtjrve J? iT *o brie but in the fifth geldfith and canary while they ra on vacation.___ _ newspapers , \, nnd gava vent to hie unuaual Im- Rimtmi M . At. IrOuU 0-0. * good work in cehter'Beld, P.ohhy B” I W altresa—Oh. I ni aorry I aplil- played at,an .800 pace. Lost night Total* ...... 32 3 4.21. s 3'and gave up four hits and two 31 Disencumber i precationa aha decided to give Dvtroil 6, Npw York 1. 'i ourtellotte connected with three 7 - 3 5 - 5 3 ed water all over you. they took a pair from the hapless rhlUdriphU 4. ChtrAfo 3 (13;. _a— ___ Sinffled_____ for Wotus in ■Jih. \ runs. Kobltnski walked four; 33 Goiter’s term ■ him a taate of hie own medicine. WftAhlnfton €. ri^vf'land 4.' hits out of his four trips to the S" Patron Thet’e perfectly all Bt. Doule Browns 8-0 and 0-0 for II Mili.r In j_„| whiffed three, while Miller fannetl SS Pronoun Holding her ground, ehe repeated 8TA!VI>l.^nS plate. OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE i i richl, the autt waa too large any­ their 14th and 15th victories In p!*a 'w . . . iioi 010 o 3 three and passed One. Id Things done h 6 -hte epeech. word for word. SmU^mmt The P. A. C. boys opened strong ilun. hsu-d In. K'liy 2. Kukuiks 3. I The second game of the best BY J. R. W n.UAM S way. their last 18 games. W Ir Pel. (SRI OITT OUR WAY 40 Ocean current ' Twain welted patiently for her M» 33 .Ml with tw o riina In the first Inning. Wirth'>lm, Kcfixiry, Car.nw. 8cnum-y. , • , , thr*. series will eel HOW YOU l ik e The. league-leading Y an k ees Broriktyn .. iKnhIln.kl: iw"rh««r hit., Clchon. I . * n i l - 1 ” '*'■ o« mree senea win gel I'LL DIG 41 Separate i U tn^flnlsh. then, ehaking hie heed, MUwauk^«* , 37 M3 They added two more in the sec­ HIM— SPREAD LIKE^ The had luck in meeting a black have looked mighty sad recently .673 |.r». Kukuiks. runrt.r.: thrre-h«». hit. ! under way tonight Bt 4 o'clock. If- .THAT WORD^ column P ha M id; Phl|Bd4*lphlK ...... K 3K ond. and then folded. iWidhulm. .i.,i.n hs*.«. l.rwi. 3. ijn d - ; a third and deriding gam e is need- 3£7Ve, LAU6Hl^l<5 BO Y/ I'V E NAVA30 BLANiKET n cat really depends on whether you and they couldn’t do a thing Naw York ...... Ay .663 FOR VOO, 43 Canine name It w M m '"Yo»t know the worda. my deer St. LouU ...... 49 .6.36 There will be no Little League d»r» 2. McConey: .scririr.., j , « The u-inner« £?R MAYBE ME against Lefty Billy Hoeft in !>€■ Brhum.v dwhl- pisy., Krily-lJindrr.. . ‘ t wui go on at o m e winners WAGERED A PILE p p LAOGHIHG 43 Peer Gynt’s but you, don’t ceiry the melody." nri* A mun or n moui®. Cincinnati ...... 42 .463 games played next week as Rec KnbUneki 4, Mlllrr 1: «trlkrput«, , o f the Connecticut tourney will WAMPUM AS LARGE AS A ^ U B E Z e HIM 8i trolt last night as they lost their (’hlcairo ..., ...... 360 1 SOY— mother 88 Field will be turned over to the l.rwiirK.lly-iJind.'r. left ..n •“ •''J-.play the Rhode lalend entry with $TRAWSTACVi Ofi YOO TO IHTO S H A P E , fourth straight 5-t. Hoeft gave up PittHbiirfh ...... 30 .306 *VAM<3UISH7 44Demcane i P i A nirrlraa tournament team for practice In b sn .,* M ~ V V Lh* winner moving on to WichlU, rv d e f e a t g is q t a SO OLO n CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER only three hits and struck out New York ...... 61 31 .66.1 — MEAMS TO estate preparation for their contest in McCuo-’v 4. Kobiitiiki 3. Miller 1: < Kansaa, for the National toum a- f l a t t e r s / , 40UA\W 1 eight in lifting the Ttgers out of (*hiraxo ...... 67 36 .611 SPlM HIM 44 Individual P Cleveland ...... 61 » .676 6 Manchester on Halurday, Aug. 1. ihiu off. KohiinAki 6 for 6 run« inj^4 ment. Jackie Gallagher will chuck ^ ^ ^ ARE YOU SORE c a h c a r r y W" last place for the first time since I ioninaf. ViflAr 4 for 2 run* in 2 3-1. r•4^•/vK friUnnar OM HlS 41 Island in Nev Botton ...... 64 40 .679 7^ There are four games remsin'ng for the Props. Coach Johnny Roaer YOU CAM him l ik e mld-Aprll. WaHhihston ...... 44 60 46M in The SenHtorn nre anything but soft when F.-anlt ShM, Irfl. la pitchinR. Sul center, keeps | WiS TlU - York bay tl For the second time this week PhiladeTphla ...... 36 64 .412 33 on the schedule when the Little ...... _____ „ will start Johnny Burk* or Ted VAMQUISH PAPOOSS League will resu m e play on the Dod-ers In line lor the rjinnis. Bohs > a . < . Lemon t ______contributesS..2I a—— a... to the hurling ...ial-with which *4.^the Indians UsarKmhope '| time.. > ...3: 00A.n . Mrozowaki. ,HE G1ME5 44 Brought up the second place Chicago White Bl. IsOUtM ...... 36 61 .144 in I M ? ' Detroit ...... 33 60 436 39 H.ftMlLTON WA.4TED little U Musical study v r Sox blew a chance to gain on the Aug. 10. I to get back in,and remain In the American League race. (NBA). | TODAY’S OAMrS kiiBrlllBtk* (!•> ; ------—;------^------time in serving notice to the Air­ bgBay JL 1 Yankees. Philadelphia caught National w , Milwaukee III Brooktyn'-Wllfion (3-7; AR R II. 1*0 A K } men that they were out for the ■ 11 the .Chicagoans In the ninth In- Meyer (6-4). ; Touripllolt, rf 4 3 1 1 1 0 B U G S B U N N Y ■Tiing snd went on -to bsat them w'in. Hal Lewis walked to open the flra.t ond went to. third on .Charlie______T q 4-2 In 12 framea when Caas Mi- y/p»r! ^ABSN'T you going (; o u 1 0 National Bank Gains I Beat Dodgers McMeans' hit and run atingla to chaels hit a two-run homer. jirxeli v.. Robert. ilM i. . ' 2 TMCK ftOK« TO G:.6ST IT. -CTevelsnd • dnipiH Kl.-from -Ihlrd-PU uburalH -Ilu.b.,t4.»r..vs.,^ 2 0 1 1 0 , right,-—Ptayer-CaM^i—Dick - KeUp------— TH' « t A » VliW & l - i i " toAe.. #e«.te.44*fourth, Aifvhfeight games hwhindbehind l.inu^lt O-IO). ; u,,*...SMtrvh. u PH i1 0 o o (; Of scored Lew-ia from third with a AAlCBOir Amprirtt* (ViIf. 3b 3 1 0 1 0 u { safety squeeze bunt and reached New York, by losing to Wash­ N>w York Bt DfUoU—R*»chl (7-4; vb. 2 1 0 0 o o A.MRRICAN 8TANDINOS Rrnnra Walu. rf W L Pet. himaelf on the play. Bill Landers < C P ington 0-4. WKMhinKttin Bt ('lpv» l»n(j - PorlprflAld 11 to 3 Triumph over Trust rapped into a fielder's chotca as In the National I..eague. the (Uvi; %'*» Iro-mfin (13-k;. . Totaip ... 27 10 6 16 12 11 Red Sox ...... G 1 .833 p.A.r. ( 6 ) Kelly waa cut down in the middle, Milwaukee Braves slapped down IMitIfidpliihia at (’hlrago - K^Unpr Cardinals ...... 3 * .400 (7-6; V* l*%)mlFlp* (7-3;. AR R II I ^ A K second to abort. Charlie Mazurek , the first place Brooklyn Dodgers (1t*pP'’ V. 2b. c ...21 0 2 1 1 I Y a n k e e s ...... 1 * .333 Bfiaion at 8t. lamilB—Nixon (4-31 v*. ... 1 0 0 0 O of NTANDINON let Eddie Kuk'ulka'a ground ball ■ o , l t - 6, cutting the Dodgers’ lead to Brpohptn (3-9) ‘or Pllklt^ (4-6). - Kof’lpcii. 1b ...... Dodgers ...... I * .200 Prunlne. M ...... 3 3 2 0 o 4 < w L Pet. go through him into left field > 3 f 4>t games. Philadelphia edgerl r ...... 3 O 1 6 O 0, Brown ft Beaupre .. 10 2 .S.I.'i ...2 o 0 0 » n: Dyer Hurls No Hit, with McMeans scoring. Landers St. I» u ls 2-1 on tw o homers by p.'r«rli. If ...... 'i83 ' Passed balls and wild pitches i S m r o u te Burkharrii. i!> .. ... 1 0 0 3 0 0; First Nstional .... - 7 5 waa throw-n out at the plate on a ' Orsnny Hamner. New York de- M rs. Johnson C<‘ls 4 9 ..307 enabled the American L it­ I TO THE ilrous. r f ...... 1 0 0 I* b (»i Manchester Trust ., throw by Paul Clchon to Tom featerl Cincinnati 3-1 and Chicago Km wlion. rf .., ... 1 1 0 o o 1 I 3 8 .273 tle League Red Sox to dow-n the /f?OUHOUP = Nas.dff Arms ...... Bergamint. Wally Wliiholm tripled thumped Pittsburgh 1-1. ItartfOPtflii. p .. ... 2 I 1 2 2 oJ Dodgers 9-5, la-st night at Charter I..OW G ross Sc’o rc Tobf-n. cf .. . - . ... 0 0 0 (» 0 0 | No Run Game in L. L. home Kukulka w-lth the third run. BUI Henrj- nnd Maury Mc­ ... 1 0 0 0 O O' Dick Wright led First National Oak Field. It was the Sox fifth win 7-J? i;ri7*i'LLi'»«'3 V . • OiO * ^ ^ ** I OplpJli. lb . . A walk to Kelly, a double by » . w— ■/A^a.XL. Dermott handcuffed the Browns i R. f’ruuina. 2b .... 0 o 0 0 0 1 Bank to an 11 to 3 victory over of the second round against one THE WORRywAKT NATION.AL HTANDIXOH Landers, and Kiikul.ka'a doubib fop Boston In the twi-night af­ The Manchesmr'Country flub's Manchester Trust last nl*;ht at setback. and they now lead the 23 » 4 IS 3 7 W L Pet. produced two runs in the fifth. fair at St. lewis. Henr> gave up Women's Toiirnsment Committee Kmu-iu.ikn 433 30, -ill Charter Oak .Mumni Field. Wri-ht Hall of Fame second place Cardinals by a game BY V. T. HAMLIN seven hits In wlaning his second r.A <-. 22(1 (lUl— 5 banged out tv.-o home runs and Fairfield Market .5 1 .8.33 Joe Carenzo singled to left to car­ A w , P o p ! has annoum-ed that Velma .lohn- fp 2. Riirkh.anll and a half. A L L E Y O O P Ipune since being recalled from . 1 .t. •TO u.e.1. «tiinpluin. nHur'ibntu-d in. os,-8k, two singles, good for four runs to American Legion .4 3 .571 ry the third run of the inning .aon won low jfroaii in Ihr 72-nole y wiiiimk. Tf»urie!iot. iwo-txtPf* hitp. Moriarl) Hraalhrrs <7» The Dodgers drew Brat Wood _ . I BECKON ...OUT to HECK WITH I DO, SON...THAT MEDICINE OF AtBNT YOU UNLAX! ^ the minors. Tom I’mphtett help Pete Beckwith win his first Moriarty Brothers .4 3 .571 across the plate and the end of W-*tOHMkD. THAT’S tournament and Peg Stevens won ii.ri»tiiiiHn. PruiUng. Sk-we»: Mi.irn AT. R H PO A K with a trio of run* In the npeulng DANOfy NOU aORTA THEM...TURN 'ROUND, YOURS tS TOO MUCH FOR ME* slammed a three-mn homer In ...... flijFYifP n!.-«aa-gfl pa^rifir^•A/-rlflrpM, Wititui'l- stall of the season. )Vrlght aI.«o Man. Auto Parts .. .0 6 .000 Dalfl*-; !»• ...... ___ 4 1 II ‘ 7^0 (» Koblinski for the night. Miller I'LL TAKE MV CHANCES WITH BUGS? n o th in ' low- net. Mrs. Johnson's total score r!nui)lr playp. biToiiriellfHT ' frame on a pair of hIta, a walk, a GTAMPEDED M t MEET MYOC the first game, one nf only thrr- .7 KorlM-b rouble I'lsy.. .Twi plaved a fine defensive game at ------Sar(<»(. R» ...... ___ 4 U 1 0 (1 t) came in to strike the next tw-o 1 THAT But for the foHj- round.sd.s was .111 which , \vtUi„.k: 1,-r? on *-- ^KoviuFftko Ko, 6 Bannrtk^. 3h ----- ...... 4 2 2 0 3 0 •EM.SHOWIH'UP cominj; close passed ball and two erroja. Weak men out Iggy didn’t have it, how­ B-SROKEN SILLY hita In the five Amerimn l,eague broken down Into individual games F lf* «) 4 u mtchlng, however, waa the reason ever. aa he waa'touched for four AAIKKOR SuPPY- gnmea last night. was M-92-97-95 __ . . .bnhudrow 2. position. i many times. Dyer, p ...... 1 MXI Did. Mra. Rlrvena Hnri«’nM«’ln 10 Wbfei^r 2. AL JOH.NSON also had a party I LUtl'e Lesgiie Pitcher s Hall of Faimond*. rf ...8 4 2 1 0 0 0 i why the Noi tied It up with two hita and two runs over th* last MIANG , GTITlON* The other two circuit . blows acorcK totnllrd 31.'^, wUh Ihe in- ’ hit br rttrh«r. by Hart^nj»t»*lnr V'b' i^l^r: Pf»nHrrHt, r ...... 1 1 1 9 0 0 Jf-r wtnnifir nltrh^r: talUe* In the Oiat Inning nnd one two. chapters. BAP, were the big one by Michaels dividual scores. 81.W-75-80. La.st for himself at the plate as he also " ------•— ------>l!Rtr''UA If ...... 3 1 O (1 0 LUCK! that broke up the mernthon In „...... <7iirO**MK;overn; hit tv.-o home runs, good for all JarohRon. rf ...j...... 3 II i; 2 0 0 In the second. Dnve Soloroonson THE AIBC'RAFT icored one year:* w-lnners in this tournament w.„ret. ii«-k over the Aruarican i.egion. It waa singled snd came around to score Chicago and a three-run bleat by were Anne McBride, low' gross and ------three of Triigt's runs. Johnson T*aal« ...... 12 7 It 16. 1 0 run in the third and only stellar f etting .hta .thlrd 11.40 _Ui^._8Mon.d.jiJi.-Mttfii_oif the. -OB -a pair o f - wild pltchm, and- a big Walt Drop® that-..g?ive— the CShHUrKeit)', low 'n et. • " .... ------; ------' j ------cafne, clone. Bt AmrrlraH' L^tnir tti pitchtwg kept them "froiri having a------home run of the day in the fourth week in local Little league play. A3 R H PO A K passed ball, while Danny Rrnn IXS Tigers a lead they never relin- 0 0 big inning. .BergaminI opened the Pairings for tjie Ladles' Cal- (y«a n ts to h n ip fo v /v.-hen he lofted s high fly that was the other mound gem being hinled MeCehan. , 3h 1 0 1 2 . singled and moved around on three -, T. w ei|.«.i.vsr«..a s CM. ea I I", 'vi qulaheii against New York. t-iiUa have been draw-n. There will • • 3 0 (t 1 1 0 Inning with a triple to left renter. ^ .m » w « u I I *______Michaels also contributed a stn- rs . rwi wa .• caught right at the fence by A1 by Danny Renn for the Red Nax r ...... 2 (1 (i 3 1 0 I passed 'balls for run aumber two. Stan W otus w-alked to bring up be no qualifying round, but theie against the Yankees in the Ameii- McCisin, If ...... 2 0 <; (1 . (; I I Their second stanza tally came in * l t V<>-».n'by! Jnnlng^ Philadelphia will be-w-two wtenk fwruxl allowaJ-- Sw ing T F iiriiialioi! .2. a. M.. X. ..i the pitcher.’^Koblinski bounce t<^_ A - *‘l 'tak* tueh paim to fHo avarything naatfy— and-thantia fan r jltt e LCAgue The w in-m oveit ^lYs'uik'y *"01 ” TTr!T ■tt*oo n wallr, another panned- hall and rally that tliiil the gam e in Chl- for the first.round w-lth the dead­ 2 0 0 1 1 1 Lew is at ahort'w-ho H'hrew' ib^ honka kiat baeauao I don’t happon to know my alphabat pago. Three other alngles and an I Krever. also helped a little, with th*' G h6 Gnnr into n w BurnMt. ib’ V.V.. 0 0 6 0 (I a soUd double. plate too high and too late to get line, Aug. 9. .1 0 4 1 2 erivir produced two runs The White tw o FlnglcH g(x>d for three RBI*6. , on . plrre tie with th^ L e^ on In ! D. Burn* a. bb ...... One more run by th* Dodgers Berganini. Ralph Schiimey sacri­ t o o w o ll!" Follow-ing rounds will lie i-oii- sStevF Owen wUl Introduce 6 0 0^.0 1) (1 0 hw. T ■ B * 4a« W Stox loaded the bases in the IHh Beckwith wan the maater all the the Xatlonnl I^a^tiie. a aame .nnd ” ...... In the third didn't mean much aa ficed both runner* slong. Johnn.y flned to the tistisl one week. Tlie brHnrt nF*v rntrv in foot-> ll pyF* | but nncieni Bubii Newsom came 6 w av an ha>clld not Innue a nlnglr. ^ hpjf behind the hint place Fair- Totaip ...... --16 0 0 16. 11 6 ppirings follow; Tliornton and Cai- the Sox cut loss in the fourth for Satagaj w-aa given an Intentional In to retire the side and staved terns. t>'« Sw ln - T. as the ma'n j BY RUSS WINl'ERBOTHAM W'eakening? BY EDGAR MARTIN vey vs, bye; WilUie and Kelly . "'"R^nr’liu.;! !.;. iuVlreU.: jlc.,'l3L1 ______six runs on three hits, a Ilk* num pass to loa(] the sacks. Paul A Good Question B 0 0 1 nAND HER BUDDIES through the 12th to win 1iis first reliance of the New '^ork Giants | s .I THK lUG EKOHEAD atruck out two-b.’ie** hu. ^imondp eiolen ‘ numeroua panned CHRIS WELKIN. PhwctMf vs. Ayers and DeMartin; LOc';- In the NFl^ championship race in j Clchon and Dick Foley went down game o f the sea.son. Billy Pierce, sw-inging to end the threat. BOT A ■A'ood and Gdlx-rlson vs. bye; Lalt- th- fell. leawi untU^Au^st *0 MeOHiin % 't and wild pitches. ' Dem ftOOTS .Y'AWV TWSY VOO V3t who struck out 12 men, suffered terpiece. He allowed a total of , g m s . .. nn baits Over S. Fat- B„ms" got their final marker in A walk, a sacrifice, a wild pitch NO-O-GKVG %\JER l^PO P»!KTHttiC, TO OO CAY>1)3 . Ing and Benlon vs. Stevens and The co-ich’s Imaginative. In­ the Alumni L^agiie aeven bene runnem. five on walkn c^tta l: ptrikpouia,. Over 8. Fnicetu. 2: ; . wixth I D O d B ^ .., his se\enth lo.ss. . , , Lam beck; Anderson snd O'ani;- genious offense corrhires all sys­ snd an infield out produced the VOXTH THAT 6A V , T)V)i(b9» TO« Art Houtteman. who hasn t had ------otheiwlsa he i '“"soromonson started for the Sox WPItEGDLLlN were vs. •hve; McBride and tems in a bos‘c T. "rrom play staged though, between Jit« V laiiK wai.*- pUchf’H. DyPI seciind and final run in the fifth. HEWfc (sOT F O U L t O 1)^ T H ^ much better luck with Clevela-d Wet# rntrmchable. H matea b^uked ’ pontlCHiir. • Kr*nxk: urnHr'’^.. l.snd- *»p r"P» " fhrc<» THE F-l LAVER *6 0 Cichon-douhled ..ta open.U>a...aixth - .. H O CH TRM be- jaaiL-lhe„Gian.l8 _v7.i,ljw ^V e. loj^jarovyjLdLBfJuiRttLSiuLManclisttet. tm- tmr-'ftlie' pit ching ' wttlr -perfect rthrmy^tysr-r -scorer. rTWCTtrr-mne;"T'tS.' swing from T to ?*ngl; w in", o r , Tru.'-t on Monday night, at Charter hita. He waa replaced w-tth one but McCoiiey got the next three ' OFTHE a two-run triple to MIckev Vernon Chanda va. V. Johnson and Davies; tieldlng. IONOGPHEEE! double win", or any variation of Oak Field. This game will have no down in the third by Dave Gunas. men in order. In the flrs^ Inning and the Indians Bliih and Phelan vs. bye these, to select the. moat formld; effect on the standings. Meanwhile, Moriarty Brothers Ounaa allowed but one run On two Again in the seventh with one nevee cau.ght up to Washington. arsrnnvfi ns-s-u were scoring regularly off Legion MAJOfi HAGUE hita in the remaining three and | out.” Andrew-a batting for Wotua MOwankee poured It on fhe | HI^AGOINO DLEK sb 'c plava from alt. pllthtr Tony Falcetla. Their 11-hlt two third innings. He alao received aingled to left but the next two Dodgers, nm ning the score to 11-1 j S.— -Nova Owen offered a preview of the Sw-tng T in the s -s c t -c -’ lsr 37-3' attack Included three hits by credit for the win, hla seventh men w-ere retired to end the game. Kefore the league lamlar. m-de a fcoHa deer are almost ^ fond of 8aiik Tops Rivalh Johnny Alosky and two each by flu, eighth r.ddls the ocean aa they are of tha woods win ova' the Ctevcieni B-owna in against one defeat. the Polo Grounds test December. Danny B.mavige and Joe Mia- - Dbbb.v Manchack paced the Ked MMhewsi hl^Ms MMh^ome r ''''’'''’!"*" Firs4 XsllsSal Bask 111) uMu »fui Welker mlng deer far offshore and hauled He stat-a now that he is con'Ident AB“r ii POA K Ireltn. Eight errors by the Legion j By THK ASMXL-IATKn PHkiSS Sox vrith three double* hi three of developing the a*'stem fo- s»s- Writhi, Ih .... 3 4 10 0 defense allied them a* they scoied| trips to the plate. This set a Mojl- B. Churtlla. Zb U U 3 1 single itin* In each of the flrat fou r, BatUns—Srhof’ndlHnM, 8t. leoui*. .331: aon-long use. This will be the main*' 1 Cj/a fS, , , 1 I I j ri. »*"s« I te.-l.: VoL ix record for the most i Local Sport ’'"S"' <'» ■ «- fX l’K'Su arte: i'iS object st Iralrilng"'camn; openin'* | Uamu-zar*. 1 1 8 0 1 frame* and s three In a buneh In Rnblneoii. Brbbknn. .K3i ' two base WU coHeited la one scored seven runs. . , ” , ■’ Aug. 1 St flf. Peter, Minn. Br*.-.?. it ...... 1 0 1 « 0 the fifth sLinta. klu.r-«,ki. Cincinnati. 32I>. ' , i 2XU The Cards-PhilHes contest wsa a »*“• Mttrhf ll. lb .. 3 2 0 t ** • Alnsbv.'a three bite extended hi* Rune—Solder, BrcXiklyn, 77: Rreee, game. .1 ! B^ckwllh, p . 1 1 0 ‘ ^ w.... Brnokijn, 73; Dark. N. w York. 71; Dodger catcher Jack Olsaver Chatter M'irtr. rf .... 0 0 0 0 0 hitting streak to-12 straight games. : ^ Ixmie. 7u; *'hl*kni , put of a different B Y V E R M E E R LANK LEONARD A. rf .. 1 0 1 0 0 Bruce McClain who was httlera in - and RoblniKai. Brooklyn sn.1 Bril. O n -, » • ' « » « That Explaina It MICKEY FINN F a c in g I t ! nature. He set a new mark for LEGION J I:n i o r .s will play In PRISCILLA’S POP MrK»*»*TPr. cf _ 1 2 J1 ^ ; two official trips and alao hit by '''CJJf’l- Sf r Run* Batted Jn—C*mi*neU*.« Brook the most passed laila in a single Bristol Sunday afternoon at 2:30 Tot A In S3 It It 21 S I ia pitch had HI* hitting ekein ended ! ),„ *7; Hnili■fFH. Brooklyn. 66; t «^_s.-a at Buzzy Field. Second gams In AWIEKmiv: NOilCANTEU. MDUOOlh'BMat APCMENnyN0rtAN4 SOSNECAUiPVOU y«niEBI6Nr.40ll Trouble with Carl Furillo Is That .Hanrlir«ler Tr«*l (Si i«* ii , oMxihpwx. .-.— ______MllwxAe^. . 81: B^ll, Clnrin-,------"*• ' /pnteaL-'oniesi, «He e allowed eight, base I FLOSSK! AC’S aNESarraonp______jK M A S fn m n p WAgTM*TDMXEN; nsTmOMH ' AH R H PO A K n f ^mU. 76: Irvin. Npw York. 74. runners to advance on pitched the best j y t three aeries will be Taira. 3b ...... Tyt«ifi«MMicv M LOVE wnm HE4, PLANNING K> IN M . bnoe- / ANV-4r CONCEALING REU.FVDUWPCKT kBPiWMySElP*------0 .3 I i Hh» “ Schorndl^nit. 8i. _I*oui«. _ I3I: ; ball! which got by him. played Wednesday night at 5 Kylandri. |. •* ...... 1113 1 ' Injr no-hitleri.______Hlx flrst near n o -j i^,rjun»n.^______...NfYork, ___ . 116: Afhbum. I Bobby Stocks was the only o'clock at the West Side Oval. CUP IT AU RMWPI 00 aaCK ID 40U1M MlfHCMAyNMC MIWyMEKMP AT AU.NMLOl jltOWNE FEE15 ABOUT FOLLOW THAT UP ,I MUTT NEK B04E He Too Quiet and Never Gets Mad K.srln*ki. ll> ...... It II 6 1 ' ! hitler orrtirred last season Against Phllsdfi^la and Cinrlnna-, 0VTSO4O04-MR \AMDBCAmGHT JUSTifCNSO ' lAtt NEB BACK — SOMC400V0UGNT VDITPBrfmNN \WANMnrfMN6 J..;in^.n. rt ...... : 3 2 0 0 0 ti.ai ««a.114 KlufSfWfki, Clncinnsn. iix ' Bum” to get more than one hit. Myles McDonough and Harry Gris­ 6.tuatrll<., r ' ...... o 1 HI 1 3 j.Mshchfster Auto Psrts. For the Double* Brooklyn. 27: He collected two singles in a like wold «ill form the starting bat­ MMS 4«ia.orcoiiaici AnENTtVE 4CCAUK MTM MM-AMD . Fr-beli, ,r*. p ...... 0 0 3 3 New York—(NCAl A large Ibelr beat years. Carl cUmhed Into t ! first five innings not a man reached Mu*tsl. 8i. Loul*. 3«: Roblnion. BrwU-| .» bat tery. Players will leave the Le-' - w rcn n c u m , )UTmunptiP NCmTmATW rWBMESNE * Rumanieu. Zn ...... 0 II 1 0 0 • base. Then one by one he, loMt his Ivn and Baumholl*. CTtlcago. 23; Bril. I number o f time* « number of Brooklyn fans the t'liba’ aeries batting A'Jt. In­ A. ('burllla. II ...... 0 0 0 0 Clncliinaii and Dark. N>w York. 32. I Next Am erican Little League glon Home at 12:15. ' H^rrweiiPVE < AaouruMfour NOULPMlif NAPW 0 i perfect gsme on a pair of walks. w ho still yearn, subconsciously or | cluding II homers, four triples, 8vlve»ler. I f ...... 0 0-00 Triple*—Bniiun. Milwaukee, 8; B-rn- ] contest will be .plaved at Charter m g w o N taa MNP? JI KNOW AC FAHANtV! »l, (iaie*. rt ...... 0 1.00 “ his no-hilter on a single, and hlS'ier. PitleburshPlttebursh and llemu*. Bt.8t. Loul*Loul*. ; ' - " 'v ;, . . —Tuesday ’ ■ when - the otherwise, for the daffy dayi of j lY doubles and 48 run* batted In. . Brt ROV m o t o r s will pracUce i Babe Herman perhaps w ill nev-, This rompnred to eight homera. Total* 1 5 2t 7i 5 smttout on an ^ T?r".*l^n""^bT:! Stfonniice" gain Monday night at 0 o’clock at Mt. V oae triple, 18 doublea and 50 runs B.nnk *. 411 2-4i i ,vfw« er understand the calm, business- ; Tuifl ...... ^ 3Uii (K<1 0— 1 hin. 5^Tc. tlir. aeUL^ aglii^t ‘‘X™lome . V^„i‘_“‘Stik7..'''«'t5-.it.ukee Run*— Msln-w*. Mllwsuk^E. i „ l*«8ue leading Red Nebo. batted In all last rear like way Carl Anthony -Furillo 3 Utini* battl’d liV risbl 6. Cyr. Beck- Fairfield Markets he lost no-hilter* 30 Klu**fw*ki. CircionsIL 38: -<**inp«- O"*- Carl. 31. six-foot, IW) J n*ll*. Brooklvn. 3S- Hods"*. BroqkDm. Bed a«» <81 __ . „ M.YIIJH.AN CHET Morgan was goes about playing baaeball. k . . rwwiff^Ar VaKlHltv I'B’ Mltcufd: nom* runx. w nam *. when \Ve* Fcshler connected solid­ KInrr, Chicago snd Bril. Cincinnati. AB R H PO A K ,• Their peculiar' attlture ia beat has been on _ the Dodger vaisiiy 3 . ha*-*: Wriirtii; left mi ly for doubles, but- last night he 33 - . . . . Sulnmnneon. p. '3h 4 1 2 0 2.01seen "leaving town’’ this mom- tln^e 1946, hi* .244 lifetim e ba t- hear*. Bank *. 'rru*t 2; ba*-a ,ui bslls, was not to be denied although ad­ Stolen Ba*'*—Bruton. Milwaukee, IS; | Potter, tb ...... ■ 3 0 O' 0 0 I' >"K- ’T'* reported he's out to summed up in. a statement w-hlcli ting average . being the seventh , Rylandrr k Fr*’*’"*' Ree*e, Brooklyn. 14. Snider. Brooklyn. Smith, rf ...... mittedly he had to pitch himself 13: Roblnmn. Brooklyn and Bernier. ' Renn. «* ...... ' 2 2 1 3 10; .straighten the Yankees and Oaaey one of them made the other day. active National 3, Bfrkwith 8 t s best among active National: Ryiamlfr 7 (or 6 rune in 5; Fro- out of trouble. The Moriarty ace Pliuburgh 12. _ McDowell, c ...... 11 Stengel out. m 41 V t “Pure, Carl can play with the . League players. In U 4 fnr 3 run* in 2; |w»»rrt bait*, 210100 now has- a season'# record -of'-Ave-- heat- of-*etiiF‘ said" th» cash -cu*-. ^ Tt"A7!?fV amaiing comeback •* ^ W BY LisTLIE’ t u r n e r FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS f.«t’N Idiok HilERftfLL C. BLUSSIBR tomer. ’’Ijiit you gotta be a real utn-kirff. VacaniH [now; score r. wins and -two losses including four Bacx^wHkl. ClncinBall. 4-1. .600; Btalpy, i Manrhuck. .?b ,.i .3 1 3 1. II 0 INTERMBDIATE Baaebalt Stallinfr got him ■pot in the All-Star Diana; Umf. 1:66. J t 0 0 0 0 CAPTAIN EASY Brooklvn bum to make the grade shutouts. 8t. LooU. 13-4, .766: Spahn. lHlwaukeE. Caltshan, r( ...... r n 0- o 8 o League -will resume next week ' O am e.., .M O N D A Y . NIOIIT. at, 6 o ’clock 15-4. .750;. R of and Podrri*. Brooklyn. Eaifiwn^. r f,...... 0 o 0 It 0 o svith games during the balance of yfMfFvmytfW T hani*. •: a n 6 NOW -INVIT* THI^ . here; ■’ITia ti^iM e wlth-'Ftirillb i-%- ...... f o 'h a v in g ‘ a good y e e f A lot at Memorial Field Fairfield Mar- *'^irSS:ul»-^Robertsr¥hilildri^ ' ' ' the aciuop on TtMadBy nnfi'Wed- iTWClMG'CUTHKr 1 WANT CAMOr NCLSON . - hf?3 ^ too. « u ie t„ nevex DOW r-AW W W T O U ^ T > fr IDARSkRiSWr T h e y H H * ^ hiMW -a tRno- ou tU Me A TOUR father. aophfcany; a b R H PO A K' DONTPROOOCBF THIS m o n e y a s a CAN LIVE h im !" 77. scheduled nn 'Thursday nights havw GutCKLV,*iru. •eClAL FAVOR- ■AGAIN/ FAVOIC IN AND I WOULD of breaks this season. 'So many win for the Grocer* will aaaur* Americas Leasae I Relrhell. 3b 1 0 2 beer, shifted up one nighU When the Cuba’ Bob Rush 2 0 3 SMOOT VOU, R tT U R N -'- LIKE TO MEET things hsve to he Just right for a III Waller Benefit them of no worse than a tie for Bailing Kell .Boston. .XU '(luodmsn. I Slock*. *« .. 10 0 « rw .,£’ skulled the Dodger right fielder food year. Above all, you’ve got BoMon, .338: Vernon. WBetainguui. .324; Keneel. p .. second round honors This will be Mlnoso. Chicago, .318; Ro*en. CTeve-! 01*aver. c . 0 5 0 COAtM NLNO lioGGINl of' at EbbeU Field, railbirda cried to he mentally and physically 0 6 0 the last game , before th* state land. .317. ' Kwa»h. lb .. Brown ft Beaupre will 'stage an ’■beanball." It was suggested lat­ •ound.’’ Run*—Mlnoso. Chicago. 73: Mantle. ; Reynold*, cl 1 1 0 The leading out board , racers of tournament slarU on Thursday 0 0 O exhibition game Monday night at er that pitcher* In,the future Fuiillo broke Into organized New York. 70; Yo»t. w**hlngtoii. S3; ' (tlrard. rf . 0 0 0 southern New England wilt com­ with a,game between All-Stars of Fain. Chicago. Roeen. (ZIevriand and ! Fraher, rf . 8:15. against Manchester Trust at found deliberately throwing at ball as a pitcher with Pokomoke 0 2 O the American and National Veraon. Waehington. M. : Kehler. if .. 0 12 the Alumni Field at Charter Oak batters' heads should be taken out City of the Eastern Shore League pete in seven races tomorrow aft­ Run* Balled In—Ro*en. Cleveland. 8t , Bwanxin. Zb Leagues at Charter Oak Park. Mlnoao Chicago aqd Vernon. Wa*hing- lUnklll. a .. 0 0 0 ^ta.'Rogglni ia staging the game o f tha gam e, even mutpended. in 1940. had a 2-3 record when ernoon at 1 o’clock in a tenefit for loo. gS;'Manlle. New York, S4; i .jy,,,!, D S 6 tS 1 8in order to let the rcservea who -M'hBt the hw-k.” eald FuHUo, promoted to Reading, Ps. George Waller, Jr., of thii town, '^iSte^-lSenn. Detroit. 121 Verm-n, | a- StruckMl for Swaneon In Sth sat on the bench all season tb play -th ey have to make a Mvtag. I who was severely Injured in an Wavlilngtoo. I » : Pbllley. P h lla d ^ ia . ; Dodger* ...... **> a full, oiganlsecj game. Boys who 4loB’t thiak any plleher aetiBklly “The Dodger* purchased the outboard accident at Glastonbury Sport Schedule ]'US; Rosen. Cleveland. IIU: Fo*. Chlca- 8nx ...... OO*—* are sure to see ifctlon ara: Stavn Heading franchise shortly after, tries- to hit a man la lha head. i go. to*. „ i Run* batted in. Manchuck 3. K»n*el Hubbard. Bill Kelley, BIU Otnion, They Juat want to knock you me with It,” explains Carl. "I’ve tw( weeks ago. I 3, lwo-ba*e hit. Msnchuck 8._ K e ^ L T iw lftit I WftDhln^on. 28: (Iroth. 8t. and J; ba»^n. M w h a m , PoU^y: l^fl im Warren (handler, while raguiam down, or maybe if. they really hrea Brook lira property ever Among the 75 drivers giving H am ilton V* A ircra ft 4— Wa»hinflw, 20: Gfxidman and Dodc«^i 4. R#d Snx 4: hawra on rounding out the starting nine .ara u-aot to get you they’ll try to since." their services will be Walter Leg­ ^ m l l t o n V». A ircra i . %— mv. Boaion and Fox. trolL 81; Solomon. 190 S-d. Chicago, atopped ton will taka over the q)orta fiaaR T ig g T ' matter of factly: the beU ’way out In front of tha more weeks. (data dika this, and your timing, rier in the 1453 World Seriea morial Field. , ByWL Phlladriphla. 80; 6arcia. Cteve- Joe “Rorky" Tomaaello, 158, d u ri^ the next two weafca,.- BOOKU "Hitting t^a matter of timing. Legioa ya, Bristol, IM-Mt., Nebo. tw-l(tg. stride, eyee—everything He gloved the ball smack oiR of Und..7*. Mauwan. N. J.. A I waa bothered last saaaon with a Sacond Congoa va. United Meth- growth abovB th«-eye-,-*polHi»g-niy ge^.off and you pop up," the ipb of a lady fan. . : Jockey Joseph Ragalbuto ef Macon, Oa.-Bmeraon Butcher, Kavin (Chuck.) Connoga, t t n m "Aw,, gee," she cried, 'T wanted odlat. 4:15—Robertson. vtilon. 'Glaaees‘ did not help, but Additional Sports VInaland. N. J.. la the youngest of R ock laiand. III., outpointed AI major teagua baaeball pR^gfir that ball! Tharaday. July 44 an eye epe ration In January Haa FHrillo Bad r*« Wae tU tm t are va. Dndgnnv G-'XharUr ni»e.cbU dr«»..li«^bM .,l«y*>? broth-'|^’'K ld" M cCoy, M a c ^ 14. (M i4: pbw-walrtag a cataar >■ f ~ ef the Lorry r’Lady." . said Carl - 'dlewriifltU.')" played profasaional ' me aeabig cterl;' Page ^ veiy- O a k . erg and da* stater. ^aw nw w ai ^rflaiE •wr'tiil4risi|dy^^ii*e°^w4hti!<'itl"W* >1 « . 1 -

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' ' ' ' ' I ■ ' ■ MANCHESTER PVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY. JULY 25, 1963 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JULY 28, 1958 - " P A 6 B T B W ' - at.- jhu$r^»M vi,rs r •■' » v " ^ it’ - , T » - > y ■. • .v.wv..ty-yjUrjU y HousehoM' Good* Article* for Sale 45 Household Good* 51 51 Salt 72 Hooms for Sals 72 Lots for Solo 73 Wuitod— ResI Estate 77 Aotonobilcs for Sale 4 Roofinc—Sidinv 1« Help WsRted—^Feaiale 35 Help Wanted— Male 36 Houachold Goods for NoeHitters Habit Ex-Clerk H cff BEST FREEZES EXCBLUENT Building lot with ARE TOU READY to sell your WANTED — Kxpariancad rough BOY! WHAT A BARGAIN! WHITB GUENWOOD eeihbinaUon MANCHESTER l»4t PONTIAC, coup# Mdan. alx FX)R QUARANTEED ROOFS that VALUES IH^^WN MANCHESTER 100’ of water frontage on the homeT We have buyets waiting With Softballcr cylinders, standard shift, radio A BAD CHIMNET, roof, gutter presser. Good aiUary. Year round Make Mowing A Pleasure 3 ROOMS f u r n i t u r e gaa and oU rang#, In good condl- for 4, 6, 4, 7 room slnglea and 2- EXPERIENCED Uon. Mitchell 9-9904. RolUng Park Cape Cod. Four ahoreo of beautiful Lake Terra- After Admitting Classified and heater, white wall tires, dark repaired. Prompt-service.'Quaran- Job. A p^y UnWeralty Cleanera and For 11.00 Weekly! Bedroom Suite. Living Room 8n*t** 120 cu. ft. Ketrtnator. Regular Lovely eight room Cokmlal, four muggus. This lOflf by 300’ lot la in 3 famlllee. Oatto Co., Hartford Mlaaeapolla, M laa.— (NBA) (reen. Excellent condition throughr 'teed workmanship. Temis. Free Launderera, North Elaglsvllle DlnatU Bet; Ruga, Lamps, Tablea. $650. Bale^pflce IM9. down, room for expanalon up. —Jae Perzel mokes batters BOOKKEEPER 7' FRIOIDAIRE, in good running bednSome, two bathrooms, oil heat, Aluminum storm windows and the town of Marlborough, only a S-91M, eveningi 8-3980. Man­ out. Center Motor Sales, Ml Main estimates. Mortensen Roofing Co. road, Storra, Oono. Storra 9-2578. Pay Down What You Choosie wrTH a n Mvertisemenis 113 cu. iL Kelvlnator. Regular condition. Reasonable. MItcheU one car garage. Lot 75 x 140. Ideal sereena. Nice lot with plenty of short drive from Hartford and It chester Mitchell 3-4944. brad iq knote life pretzels. Role in Slaying street. Open eventnfs. Mitchell 3-7491. e l e c t r i c REFRIGERATOR van’srd for children. Priced right at can be yours at a very reaaonaMe By BEANS REARDON for automobile dealership. 5>4 TRUCK OPERATORS WANTED $400^Mle price $335. » 9-0447. trooe. Immediate eecupancy. WANTED—Zona B Lots, any sac- YRe 24-year-eld softball star CLASSIFIED ADVT. SPECIAL “DE LUXE" RANGE 115 500. price by calling Mitchell $-7314 M YEARS IN NalliMial lisagtw pitched aevM no-hitters in the day week, 40 hour*, ^ la r y To Learn Long Distance Moving. llR ^ i. ft. Kelvlnator ' upright. tIon of Manchastsr. Also llaUnge, (OeathwaS Pnmi PoRa O at) DEPT. HOURS GREAT EASTERN Old eatabllahed carrier has open­ FOR ONLY egular $400. Sale price |M4. 4Q-INCH FRIGIDAIRE, Fbur-bum- Sensibly Priced at $13,200 tetween 4 and 7 p. m. WrHt««i for NBA Service Army, hnried two more la a Auto Accessoric»^TirM 6 commensurate with ability. Famous Make 18” ' Power 1329. 'er alectrip range. White porcelain, MANCHESTER Manchaotcr or vfeinUy. Call The 8:15 A . M. to 4:30 P. M. ings for men over 25. owning or 110 cu. ft. Coolerator. Regular TOLTON Large wooded IM, high Johnson BuUdiitg Company, 958 Question: Thare Is ona out, with row sloM getting oat of uni­ livan raportad that Bakar stayad BATTERIBS-~FaMoua makea, 60% ROOFING AND Paid vacation, holidays, insur­ Only $14.64 Month large oven, atorage drawar. Ex. form this seneon. c aMa to purchase and personally Mower, Briggs k Stratton mo­ $385. Sale Price $240. cellant condlUon. Prica $100. 3 family bouae in good condi­ T. J, CROCKETT cIsvaUon, 290’ frontage. 3% mllee Main otrest, Mltchall 1-7424. runners on first and second base. in th* apartment until 8 a. m. yaa- off. ExchanfO. As low as 80c CONSTRUCTION CO. ance benefits. Replies held in drive acceptable trucking equip­ Yea, these are used, but liydbod MlUheU 1-4444. Inquire II UlaC tion. First floor, one four room and Broker from Mancheeter Center. Tel. The batter hits The Minneapolis right-Mnd- terday whan ha laft and sought to COPY CLOSING TIME weekly. Cole Motors, 4M Center tor. Regular 1114.95. .889.95 shape and guaranteed, All Freezera Carry Five LISTINGS WANTED — Btngla, convince the attorney that h* had 24 Osk Street confidence. ment. Excellent earnings on stroel. three room apartmanta, second Mitchell 9-1043. safely, scoring rr strnek out 15 ea route to f o r CLASSIFIED ADVT- street. Mitchell 9.M60. year 'round long-term contract FREE STOR Year Warranty floor haa Ova rooma, oil heat. Front 344 Main Street two-family, three-family, bu«i- the man from his first no-hittor, fanned 12 killed a woman. MON. THRU FRI. Apply In Person In an eaacntlal Industry unaffect­ COLE MOTORS UNTIL W A and side porchaa. One car garage. WATERTOONT Lot, Boltofi Lake, neoB property. Have many cash second base. aeortng a no-mao-to-rearti- Baker Is Itelng held on aa open RE-SIDING SPECIALISTS WATKINS BROTHERS Phones MlUhell $-5414 SO’ x 300’, alao 4,000 feet of rough buyers. Mortgages arrangad. ed by business fluctuations, SEE IT TODAY'DR TONIGHT m a p l e KITCHEN SET, $80.00. Three room apartment avaihMe In The ruancr try­ flnrt-basa victory the aezt charga: ’ 10:30 A. M. Motorcycle*— Bicycles 11 or Write 436 Center St. Mitchell 9-0980 935 Main Street Residence MItcheU 9-7751 lumber, wiodows and doors. CaU Please caU Georgs L. Orasiadio, ing to score The beaten, burned and partly Applicators of asbestos, plastic strikes, lay-overs, etc. Write ' PHONE M b . a l b e r t , Call Mlti^ell 9-3825, September. Convenient to acheolg tbne out. SATURDAY 9 A. M. stating age, experience briefly. -V- and within walking dlatanea to after 4 p. m. Mitchell 9-0294. Raaltor, MItcheU 9-5478. 209 from first base nud* body of Mrs. Morrill araa 1952 HARLEY DAVIDSON Mo­ insulated aiding and wood ahlngles, HARTFORD 4-0358 FOR SALE Used gaa atove and McCLURE AUTO CO. Oreyvan Lines, Inc., (a ffilia te ONE PIPE Steam ayetem, boiler NORGE 3 cu. ft. Rafrigeratpr Main Street. Good income. Henry street. la thrown out at found yeitarday afternoon on th* torcycle. 5,000 miles, like new. specialising In Life Time aluminum A F T im ^ P . M. HTFD. 46-4490 O.E. refrigerator. Reaaonable. FIVE-ROOM CAPE COD; garage. e x c e l l e n t l o t , Westland with Greyhound Lines), 59 West and radiators. Call Mitchell 9-0425 with freezer; 84" Slattery atove. Ruaco Windows, oil steam heat. the plate for the bed of her fourth floor apartment YOl’B COOPERATION WILE Priced low. Tel. Mitchell 9-0382 siding In color. /.L - - B - E —R—T - S Call Mitchell 3-8405 alter 9 :00 p. street. High with beautiful view, WANTED TO BUY — Five or six- ,373 Main Street Grand Ave., Chicago 10, 111. after 4 p. m. 5 montha old. Aocapt Phone Convenient location. $9,900. Own­ ■econd out. The at 43 Mulberry atreet at 5 p. m. BE APPRECIATED or 9-2868. >3-48 Allyn Street. Hartford___ too' by 200’,. Phone Mitchell 3-4273 room single or two-family. Write batter missed Insurance City Mitchell 3-8271 , able offer. MItcheU1 441. FRANCES K. WAGNER er, MItcheU 3-4040. Medical Examiner Dr. Walter FIELD STUNB for fireplace and ra- Brae-Bum. Box R. Herald. first base. An Welasenbom said she had bled to A. V. LINDSAY — Owner tainlng' walls. M. French, Coven^ 'BA^E $20. Golden Jubilee Mat FRIOIDAIRE 5 cu ft. an d’ gaa ■4- a p p e a l was Open Li8t§ Dates Dial MI-3-5121 Buainesa Services Offered 13 IF TOU HAVE money worries Situation* Wanted— treaa. 139.75. Howard ! Sleep Cen­ atove with heating unit. Call Realtor CAUFORNIA Bungalow, just right WANTBD TO BUY — Three bed­ death from wounds on several don’t let the worries age you. Do try. Pilgrim 2.7141. f o r s a l e —studio bad with new for a rati red couple or family of made and be Female 38 ter, 539 Main. Mitchell Mitchell 9-5895. RciMirt Property for Sale 74. room duplex or flat with hot watar parte of her b o ^ . He aald tear* ROOFING Company. Gut­ . something about it. Uva beauty— mattreas. Phone MItcheU 9>Tt9T] M1-9-00S8 2. Flva Tbomb ion one floor); w a s declared-' were third d a g m ' buriu on the RAT'a or steam heat. Must 'bei in good Out, Does the AtX. KINDS of carpentry wot ter work, roof and chimney re­ 'sell beauty. Write Box Herald. WANTED—Children to care for In MOVING-Muat aell Immediately w a s h i n g MACHINE Weattng- Front porch, steam (oil) heat, hot COVENTRY LAKE Several tum- The second ahnt^l Ineurence Ir buttocks and that several pieces of Diamond*— Watches^-- section and In good condition. Will ______mn count? Reasonable rate*. Mitchell 9-4291. pairs. Free estimates gladly my home by the day or week. Kenmore combination oil and gaa house, aplnner type; needs minor water connection, plastered walls. mer Cottagea, some Improve- pay cash. Box C, Herald. City Open golf tournhniehl toumhipeht will be charged paper war* found beneath liOst and Found 1 Jewelr.y,' 48 Musical inatrument* 53 PRICE REDUCED—New two bed­ Full dry cellar. City water, sewer, Roaas EtafSoR Answer: "The given. Ray Hagenow, Mitchell Phone Rockville 5-4427. range, 4 and 4. dual oven. Inquire repair; vei'y cheap. Alao Chin­ room ranch, conveniently located. menU, $1,800 and up. Others all held August 24-30 at thJ'Welhero- the body. WIN d A w s h a d e s made to order Help Wanted— Male 36 new wiling and new copper tubing batter misaed first base, oo dM aot 'FOUND- Yellow kitten, near An- 9-2214. Ray Jackaon, Mitchell LEONARD W. YOST, Jeweler, Tt- Apartment 2-E, 516 Bumaide Ave., chilla cages. 49 Coburn rosd. Full beeement, hatchway, hot ImprovemcnU, $3,200 and up. AOREAGE^WAjITSaL wTu ox- fleld Country tflub. T heT vent, Lleiitenent Sullivan said tee vte- and Iwitalled. Venetian blinds I-S32S. AN EIDERLY lady would like Eaat Hartford. MUSIC Instriimant rental. Cwii' within alx years. Hcresna, storm Shore fronU, $8,500 and up. Rea- change brand new truck. Tel. reach the hag safely. Since the aaldi a Car Wash. Owner call baby sitting. Would do mending. pairs. adjusts'^watches expertly, Mitchell 3-5052. water heat. Immediate occupancy,. worth more than 815,000 in tim's husband. Ralph D. Morrill and curtain rods. 24 hour service. MAINTENANCE MAN for Turn plete line of InstrumenUi. Rental windows, vanetian blinds. I.arga aonabit down payments. John S. .Mitchell 1-5101. ruaaer crooaed the plate on a play had entered St. Francis Hospital Mitchell 3-6090. F.sti mates gladly given. Fagan pike Garden Apartments. Must be Tel. Mitchell 9-2150. Reasonably prices. Open dally. APARTMENT Size wijite enamel $11,700. PtiOBe Warren E. How­ garage with loft. Lot approximate­ In which the third out was made and prize awards, promises to Thuraday' evenings 129 Spruce applleu to purchase price. Rep­ land, Realtor. MItcheU 1-8400 any Blasell, Realtor, Cross street. So. tract America’s-outalendlng golf­ ay for a GI checkup. Morrill, LOST — Black Humber EiiRllah Window Shade Co., Route 44 at Roofing 16-A general repair and handy man. oil atove with all fixtures. Lynn resenting Olds, Gelmer, Bach, ly 75 x 297 nicely lendacaped. with Coventry. Tel. Coventry Pilgrim on the hatter before he reached :el factory worker, told Det. atreeL'MItchell 9-4387. time. first base safely, the score does ing profeRSloprua and amateur*: Bicycle at Globe Hollow, Friday. Bolton Notch. Mitchell 9-447X Write to Turnpike Garden Corp., oil burners. Used one season. Very Pedlar M d Bundy. Mettar'a Muitc wooded plcntc grove separating 2-6428. LcrsI Notice John^YtencInl that hts wife had ROOFING— Specializing In repair­ 97 Federal street. Wait Hartford, Dogs— Birds— Pet* 41 reasonable. Will deliver. Call Staf­ SEPTIC TANKS backyani from large vegetable aot count. After receiving nationwide atten­ Equipped with tool kit and pump. Studio, 177 McKee. MItcheU MANCHESTER GREEI^ — New AT A COURT o r PROBATF. held tion for lU^hlghly micceaeful first vtiited mm Wednesday evening CXIMPLETE Hand and power lawn ing roofs o f all kinds. Also new Conn. Garden— Farm— 'Dairy ford-Springs, overland 4-3539. AND arden plot. Near new Broad Q. Who was the last pitcher to ■" Finder' “ please call Mitchell roofs. Gutter work. Chimneys b o x e r PUPS, ten weeks old. Two 3-7500. six room ranch style hom*- YtiU Sfanrh'RUr. wilhfn ff>r year, the Greeter Hertford Junior but that h^had not seen or heard mower aalea and aervice. Motora females, reasonable. Tel. Mitchell Streat flehool and one minute from Suburban for Sale 75 Dutrict on the 33rd throw the spitball in the major 9-9630. tuned and overhauled. Pick-up and cleaned, repaired. 26 years’ ex­ MALE HELP WANTED Product* .■>0 SAVE $.5.00! Rollsway Cot with basement with garage. lfKl^l. ^xrciilor. praying for author- step In and out of the box at will? dlyorce she married M or^ l, on 16 ounce* -Ihi* month $1 .6 0 lax in* types. No job too small. Pater with ChU sion burners, boiler-burner units, Phone Mitchell 3-6287. USED FURNITURE bought and terials and tools of all kinds. CaU venatian blinds, racraatloa room, quire Thomea Kowelewakl, Tay­ ration br h^ard and dMrrfmnM at thr less he requesto Um nmpire to he awarded to the amateur post­ POWER BURNERS and Range sold. The Woodshed, 11 Main prints, itripea, solids. Expertly MANCHESTER y lor street, after 5 p. m.. or write ProbaU offler In MAnchriirr In aald complete heating systems. All M cKin n e y b r o s . Rockville 5-5759. attached garage, veranda. Excel­ diBtrIrt. on thr 10th day of Auguiit. A. call Ume. ing the lowest dally score. Theoe Burners expertly cleaned . and street. Tel. Mitchell 9-3154. finlthed; $5 down. $2 weekly, P. O. Box 128, TelcottvUIe. Q. Has there ever been a left- Personals 3 work guaranteed. 'Time payments balance one vear to pay. Call HKWKRAfiK DISPOSAL fO. lent condition. 'Hie Henry Bscott D. 1M3. at t*n oVIork In Ihr forrndon. lareative awards are to he added Putney, England serviced. Let tis service and re­ WANTED Poultry and Supplies 43 Agency. MItcheU 9-7441, MItcheU Real Bargains At Today’s Price knd that notir# b# glvrn lo all prraona handed catclicr In the major arranged. Moriarty Brothers. Tel. SELLJNG OUT! Dining room, bed­ Mrs. Pinto. Mitchell 9-7842. 130-132 Pearl .St. Tel. MI-8-5808 Buyer’s MarkaV ELJJNGTON 118,000. Ideal Junior to the guaranteed $15,040 for Uir pair your washing machine or re­ Room* without Board 59 9-2848, Mitchell 9-0882. fntrrrttrd In aaid mtatr of th# p^ndrn- leagues ? P. G. A. touraamrot. t h e p r o s p e c t Hill School for frigerator. Metro Service. Mltch- Mitchell 3-5135. man to work part time In service BROAD-BREASTED Bronze Tur­ room furniture. 17" TV blonde executive home. 4V4 roomi. fire­ CY of aaid application and the time and Hail8 Namesake voting children. Transportation keys, freah frozen, 10 to 22 oak cabinet, bric-a-brac, books, Interior naeda decorating. Tliese place of hearing Iheremi. by publishing A. The I9M Dodger* had a Golfing fan* throughout the e ir 9-0883. station. Must be 18 years old or PLEASANT, Furnished room with PRICE REDUCED—Edge of town. place, garage attached, full beac- a copy of this order In aome new#- furnished. Mrs. I^-la Tybur, direc­ LENNOX Furnacea and warm air pounds. Schtub’a Turkey Farm, household items. 49 Coburq road. are real bargains. southpaw barkatop, Jo* Wall. area will be pleased to learn that heating. Earl Van Camp. Mitchell over. Hours 4 to 10 p.m. evenings. kitchen priidlegea. One block from 4-room Cape Ood. open stairway, ment, garden. Lot- 100’ x 200'. paper iiavlng a circulation In aald dla- tor. Phone MItehell 9-5767. 188 Hillatown Road. Phono Mitchell 3-50.52. Six complete rooms, four down' trlct. at leaei five daya before the day Q. TheKe are runnera on flrit a clinic will once again precede the Putney. England, July 25—(AN— SECRETARIAL SERVICD-rTyp- 9-5844. Sundays 9 s.m. to 2 p.m. See Van SALESMAN Main street. Phone Mitchell 9-4424. oil ataam heat, cabinet kitchen, Scenic view, 10 minutes from ing, stenography, mimeographing, for intendew at . . ------—. BULLD0ZIN8 Our Riiiwo Combination Win­ end bath, two up. Hot air, oil, In- downtown Hartford. Owner Irons- of aald hearing, to appear If they pee and second base*. The batter quallflcation play. One of the high­ This ancient pariah, once the haunt A LIBERAL Hoapltallsation and storm wlndowa, full cellar, stoiM . . ______T— O..I4 W rau»e i$iat Roia nald time anaand piacw place ana and he vaii-typlng, mailing for amail or GUARAN’TEED Phnnbing and FRANKS ANTIQUES — Second dow agent for the last 3 years PLEUtSANT Well fumtshed room. tulatsd, ten yeara old. Lot 40 x 120. from greg. Inciudad with j relative thereto, and make re­ hits a grounder to the abortatop. light* of last year'* event, the of highwaymen and footpads, wrtll surgical plan offered by Mutual of Article* for Sale 4.1 hand store, 54 Cooper street. Buys, terrace, >,$ acre, targe trees. $4 large buslneaaes. Reasonable heating. Alterations and new LAWN ROLLING has been given a promotion In AU conveniences, parking, at 272 700. Carlton W. Hutchins, Mitchell Settle eaUte. $10,800. vacant. home T.V.» two*, BockvlUa S -tm ior further, de- West Sides Eilge rtio runner. What'.8 .the .ruling?. suburban .London, waa at. one time . expert -instruetlon. call, the, ..MAnr 'i^idlo and,T.y..*peclallsts since Skelley. Brothers. Mitchell 9-8714. street, Opp. First National PJurk- For' full details call Mr.-fToogh. ton -H, Knuat. and . Dr—E hilipT, rr PAYS to know’'"TiYiner Brush Ikirhodd: Gentteman preferred. minutes walk to school, oil steam Vacant. tells. Answer: If. In the Judgment of the last village on th* road from Chester Driving Academy. Pilgrim 1934. House service cell 33.50. Ing. References required. MItcheU Sehl of the Hartford Jayvee* have A PLUMBING shop at your door. men, esrn from 1100 to 1125 eheh THOMAS COLLA heat, cabinet kitchen, garage. To the mnplre. the runner inteatlon- announced another pre-tournament London to the West end notorloits 2-7249. Mitchell 9-2186 dsy or night. 3-8183. RfXKVILLE—3 twin alze bed- Charter Oak 13-11 No time lost. New work, Altera­ week the yesr round. One (ti- NEW 17’’ Emerson televlaion, THE BARTLEH see this unusuaJ home call Carlton Thiee yeara old. owner leaving nlly trie* to Interfere with the attraction in which the leading in the late 18th century for its MEN town! A-1 condition. Six room*, roomi plus den, fihe livdqg room, a u t o d r iv in g Instruction. All GUARANTEED Top quality tele­ tions, copper piping, fixtures, hot route open in Manchester area $169.95, Includes tax and guaran­ CoRstradion Co. PLEASANT ROOM with private W. Hutchins. Mltchall 9-5113, shortstop’s vision, even though he junior, golfer* In (Jonnectlcut will "stand and deliver" desperadoes. lessons on insured dual-control vision aervice. Calls received be water automatic heaters. Youngs­ soon. Phone MItChell 3-8892 eye- tee, Terms to suit you. M tchell MItcheU 9-4994. __ four down, two up finished, fire­ very generous size kltchra.^It*^' doesn’t teach the bnll, the mnaer BRAINARD CO. family. West Side. Also parking hot water heat: Basement garige. team up with the proa for a prac Putney (population 28,000) now car. Capable experienced Instruc­ fore 9 p. m. will be serviced aame town sinks sold. Estimates glad­ nings between 7 :30 and 10:00. 9-0940. place, hot water heat, oil, aluminum STANDI.NG8 Is out. comes under the adminlitratlv* PhmM MI-f-5224 place. GenUeman preferred. N ^ 4 ROOM single, aU apbeious ■torm windows and screena, ame- . Property In excellent condition.-' ties round tor. Cordner Auto School. Mitch night. Call MItchelt 9-1347. ly given. C. O. Lorenlsen. Mitch URGENTLY HcMtford— T#l. 33-4475 MItcheU 9-5852. W Pet Q. Who won the 1904 World wing of Wandsworth Borough ell 9-7436. BE SURlS — Buy Ctnco all alum­ rooms, a baUia, hot water beat, •Ite drive. Near hue. school, shop­ In very desirable neighborhool. ^'eat Side* ...... 500 ell 9-6010. WANTED fireplace, many added faaturaa, All city conveniences. Pricq 113.- 1 3 Series ? Oiuncil, which next Tuesday vdll BULLDOZER for hire. Excellent inum wthdewa. Also self-storing NEWLY DECORATED, boauUful- ping dlatrict. Lot 70 X 180. Asking CfliaHer Oaks ...... 2 .500 A. There wna no Seriee that p'OR SAFE and Courteous Auto for back fill. Landscaping and doors. Call Mitchell 9-9095 for free breeze-way and garage. Extra 950: George J! Coleman, Broker, consider the following resolution NEEDED ly fumiehed and spacious room. $13,700. year. in the name of the mayor: Driving Instruction with insured grading. Reasonable rates. Mitch­ Movinx— TrucklnH— estimates. BUI Tunsky. 'Hie. moat complete light house­ large lot. 8. A. Beechler, Raaltor. Hartford. Oonn. Trust Building. Joe edmposeo pitched the West TIVO MEN f o r Phone MRchaU $-4441. Tel. Rockville 5-4045, 5-4710. Q. What player was caught "That the Mayor. Aldermen and dual control car call Larson Driv­ ell 9-0650. Storage 2fl Jol).8 Actually Going keeping facUitlea availeble In Side* to a 13-11 victory over off base the most time* In a ma­ ing School. Phone { Mitchell VENETIAN BLINDS ' For Appointment. Please Call (Councillors of the Metropolitan SERVICE STATION Manchester. You wUI marvel at BOLTON — Three-Bedroom Cus­ BOLTON — Route 44-A. seven Charter Oak laat night In a play­ jor league game? 0 ( i^rough of Wandsworth, of which 9-6075. DOORS OPENED, keys fitted, AUSTIN A. c h a m b e r s CO, Highest Quality Only Begging Ashford Lake the cleanlinesa of thia building. tom Built Home. 22 ft. Uvlng GEORGE L. GRAZIADIO room*. laundry room, two baths, ground League game. A. The OlanU' Beany KnuS, copied, vacuum cleaners. Irons, local and long distance moving, Also Reconditioning Children accepted. Central. Priced th* ancient pariah of Putney Is I want tn talk to sincere men "SECLUPED . SUMMER LIVING" room, fireplace, knotty pine enclosed porch. Approximately ...Although hit tutrd. Composeo three ttmea. May 24. 1914. tVllETHER YOU'RE tall, short, guns. etc., repaired. Shears, packing, storage. Call Mitchell Night Shift 5 P. M. to 1 A. M. Tapes and Cords by 'Yanll «o reasonable you’ll gasp! Be Realtor part, take occasion upon the 200th 17-59, who are interested in per­ kitchen with dining area. Bath I 'i acre*, barn 24x36. Easily had good support frorn hi* team­ Q. When waa baseball'a flrat Hr was a spliater nf bone aiul a anniversary of the grant of incor­ thin or Stout, there is a mattress knives, mowers etc., put into con­ 3-5187. Hartford 4-1423. Call 28 m il e :* e a s t o f MANf!HESTE:R—OFE' ROI'TE 44 surf end aee this one. Mrs. Dor- that's just right for you. How dition for coming needs. Braith- manent employmept in this hig- plus lavatory, hot water heat. 100 Henry Street, Manchester converted to two-famity. Phone mates, especially Mike and Art double-header played? shred of muscle about the site af a poration of the town of Putney tn MANCHESTER- -Package Deliv­ Must Be Able To Handle , Wriert Vour Site Now—Choice Locations Available aey. 14 Arch street. Garage. '3/4 acre. Only $12,900. Gilbert Flckett, Manchester Gate*. Heavy hitters were :charlie A. Woreealer and Providence ard a Sleep Center, 539 Main. walte, 52 Pearl street. , FINDELL MFC. CO. boomirp. lucrative and rapidly SALESMEN ON TOE PREMISES SUNDAY • Telephone MItchelt 9-5878 nickel root beer. Vermont. U. S. A., to extend in the Mitchell 9-6335. ery. Local light trucking and ^ MI-3-4465 advancing field in telerision. LARGE ROOM—Central. Continu­ Carlton W. Hutchins, Mitchell MItchelt 3-4982. Pickra. Ronnie Watson and Mike played the S n t tula Mil, Sept. HI* sun-bleached hair was the name and behalf of the people of Lubrication On All Car.* Gates led the winner* to victory. COMPLETE Repairs by Stuart R. package delivery. Refrigerators, 485' East Middle Turnpike ous hot water, parking. Gentle­ 9-5132, 9-4694. 25. 1882. color of foam, freckle* splashing Putney, England, their greetings RIDE WANTED from Green Manor (;ET YOUR TICKET ON THE FREE LOT FOR S A u T ^ r ^ ch a n g e . Duplex ' R O O ^ L L E -Seven room single, Wolcott. A-1 Repair, Sales on washers and stove moving a man. Mitchell 3-4724. Chucky Saimond* pitched well Q Who preceded Ruth as the noae. and good wishes: to Capitol or near in Hartford. STEADY WORK AND GOOD CRIB. TWO CARRIAGES, playpen, MANCHESTER — ExoepUonally $ and 8. Nice neighborhood. OU i 4 bedroom*, living room, dining washing machines, vacuum clean­ specialty. Mitchell 9-0752. for the loser*, but two errora and Yankee*' right fielder? Hr wo* a typical Little leaguer "They happily recall the ties of Working houra 8 to 4. Call Mitch­ ers. motora, small appliance.s. bathinette, all in good condition. WE good location near par*. 'Two-fem- heat. Newly redecorated. Tel, room, kitchen, pantfy. I S bathi. alx paaaed ball* led to hi* down­ A. Sammy Vk*. appearing on n tirplcnl Happy Fel- ell 9-6273 after 5:30 p. m. PROPOSITION Reasonable. MItrhg.lI 3-7902. In­ Coll ART KNOFLA FURNISHED ROOMS, ladles or ily duplex. Steam oil heat, new Mitchell 9-9779. All city conveniences. Mortgage origin and present purposes that Welding. Vacation July 25 fall. The West Side* scored seven Q. Has anyone ever pitched a toa Knothole Gang program, the unite the people of our two coun­ Painting— Papering 21 quire 31 Green Manog Road. MANCHESTfR MI-3-S440 or M l-t-m S gentleman. Phone Mitchell 9-5092. wiring, new copper waUr pipes to ------...— ------— ------. arrangemenU for desirable party. time* In the first frame. tetevtsloB show preceding Dodger through August 8. 180 Main FOR THE RIGHT MEN NOW LIVE for leas! Two four j immediate occupancy. $11,500. no-hitter in a World Serie*? tries; and trust that this readlu- street. Phone Mitchell 9-6478. TRAIN street, modem kitchen, hardwood A. No. game*. Automobiles for Sale 4 PAINTING AND Paperhanging. WASHED SAND. Stone, gritvgl, fih. FKONT BEDROOM with* twin floors. Auguit 1st occupancy. room apartmenta. One vacancy j George J. Coleman, Broker, Hart- Ernie Welakopp. Jim Miatretta, tion may be received aa tokbn of Good work, reaau'.iable rates. loam. Nussdorf Construction . Co. Bob Carlson and Carl Walter* had Q. With the bases loaded and “What’s your name?" asked AN’nQUES Refinlshed. Repairing See Mr. Sheridan beda. Gentlemen preferred. $3 Bacott Agancy, Mitchell 9-7483. August 1st. Separata hot w ater; ford-7249. ■furnaces.- Central location.-- CaU two hits each with Waltera belting two out. a home riqb batter hit* a ' Francis Joseph. Felton, n Jody ooul The resolution-when adopted will ' ddne “OH any fumtture. • -Tieman. RockrUle 8-4046. 6-4710. long fly to right field. The right" *h o look* like everybody** uncle, down.' See'it today; Cehte'r Motor tion. 20 years in Manchester. Ray­ EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE FOR SALE. Madeline Smith, Realtor. Mitchell a homer. be seqled with the Qttmmon Weal 189 South Main street. Phone MORIARTY BROTHERS ROYAL AND Smith-Corona port­ fielder, hia back to the wafii makea i “ Aammy.” Sales, 461 Main street. mond Flske. MItcheU 9-9237. riJRNIHHED ROOM for rent. Gen­ Good condition. Garage. Oil steam 9-1442 or Mitchell 3-4479. ROCKVILLEThree family, two- West M4r (IS) o f the Council end *ent to Putney, Mitchell 3-5643. able and standard typewriters. tlemen preferred. Near Mein car garage, large lot. 4-room AB R II PC A E , a leap and deflect* the bhlj. which | “ Well, Kammy, meet Preacher Previous .experience not re­ heat. Large lot. Near school and ■9 4 A * A n • r J*. A_____ I -A AA Vt. BEFORE YOU Buy a used car PAINTING— Inside and ouUide. 301-315 Center Street All makes of adding machines street. 9 Hazel atreet. Tel. MItch­ Main atreeU $0-day occupancy. ROCKVILLE aparl'menf vacant. Good. Invest- V:V” », 26 J n o ’ le *’'■**■ 11'* 1*n*« I*'*" Roe." See Gorman Motor Sales. Buick FURNACES VACUUMED. Oil quired'. ’Training period will not Paperhanging, floor sanding.. No sold or rented. Repairs on. all eU 9-2170...... ______CaU $44$$^ .m eaU. reoaonahly^^ priced... Call. XZoicles,- -Ib-.A, L o .oltory, Tho umpire caiu it a hopie “ I a*e yeq're * '‘ I** "Saies- a iif "Service,....285 Main burners serviced.— Reasonable interfere With present Jnb. Over ...... TJCFT AT THE PLATE » ' job too small. Reaaonable. MItch­ WAREHOUSEMAN - Young man makes. Marlow's. too po.sitioiia., sv.vllable. Write 4-Room ranch with many sG Mitchell 9-1919. Pickrfti. ri A. 2 0 0"run A few limihgs later. wTlfi'ho-*me.”'drowle^ tee Brobklya pHch- street. Mllchell 9-4571. Open eve- rates. Bob Cartwright. MItcheU lA RG E ROOM with all housekeep­ 79 SUMMER STREET, comer tractive feature*. ju*t a mile fi-om - r ! J }{ body on and none out, a visiting er- “ What you doing with the CoIumjMis, O.—(Pi— Billy John­ 9-6446. eU 3-8372. between 22 and 35 to work In for valuable details. Mar'^mck. rr ninga. warehouse, unload freight cars ing facilities lully alleched. Pri­ Emerson atrset, runs oft 124 Wa«t Mile Hill road, exit off Wilbu^ I ELLINGTON Six room home, off MRrrrr. 3b .. 2 2 0 clqb'batter smashes a fly to the catcher’s m itt?" son. former inflelder for the Yan­ L,\WN CHAIRS, unpalnted. 1140 vate entrance. Inquire 101 Oieet- Pinnacle road, fireplace, attach 2 the boy aald. kees' and Cardinals, Is now doing MASON, STONE contractor and INSIDE AND OUTSIDE Painting. and handle merchandise. Perman­ CUP COUPON TODAY Center atreet. 5 years old, 5 room Croi* Parkway. Large living room WfttDon. If .. same spot. The fielder deflect* the “ I'm a catcher." 1952 CHEVROLET BELAIRE- Ceilings whitened. Tel. Mitchell ent position. Five day work week, Burnside Ave. Hartford 8-7278. nut street. brick duplex, (1 unfinished up). with fireplace, bullt-ln book case*, ed garafe, Urge lot. combination 1 ComtKurRo. p fair ball into foul territor>’. The Why," Preacher Roe asked, hix chores as player-coach for th# Equipped, fully guaranteed. Save cement work. Valentino Bellucci, 9-4997. union shop. Apply in person. H.'J. Sure! I want to enter th^Itlgh Combination storm windows and indirect lighting over large pic- screens and atorm window*, e le -! batter got two base*. Waa the um­ “do vow want to be a left-handed ^lumbuB Red Birds of the Ameri­ at Center Motor .Sales, 461 Main Fern street. Tel. Mitchell 3-5042. RICH BARNYARD loam for sale; PT!RN1.SHED BEDRCioM. Share vation with view, pine grove, ; jh Call 9-5451 between 5 and 7:30. Heinz Co.. 570 Tolland attreet, pav TV field! Foi-ward full de screena, hot water heat, oil, fuU tute window, family dining room, .. 1 o o ft . pire correct? rateher?" can Aaaociation. In a recent con­ street. PAINTER AND PAPER Hanger. Call Peter Lalashius. MItcheU living room, dining room and basement, sidewalks, city sewtra, Price $11,200. Elscott Agency, Fr-h-lt. lb . . U 0 0 0 A. The umpire w*« right oa both “ Because I’m. left-handed.” test he came to bat eight times— Eaat Hartford. 9-2558. taiis without cost or obligation. kitchen. Inquire 105 Birch Street. bay window, corner cabinet*, tile RADIO and T.V. aervice. $3 per 35 years' experience. Satis.faction abort walk to bus. Exclusiva Mitchell 9-7683. 3ft n rsi 7 decision*. The rules ea.v that when but only atx of them counted. On 19.50 CHEVROLET Tudor, low mile­ guaranteed. Wallpaper books kitchen, breakfast are*, comer Tuuli age. excellent, $1,195. 1947 Buick house call. All work fuUv guaran­ FLAGSTONE-Stones for walla, Name ...... '...... naighborhood. Full prtca $9,900. cabinet, built In chopping block, Cliart^r 4Hik a fielder deflects a fair hall Into two occasion* Johnson was at bat avsilsble. Raymond Trudeau. SALESMEN CaU Mitchell 9 8334. BOLTON -Large eight room old "ab’X h PO A E as teammate* were retired on at- sedan, clean, $695_ Terms to suit teed. Call Mitchell 9-6716 any house fronts; fireplaces, etc. Also GOOD ROOM for rent at Center. 3 twin bedrtmm*. tile tath. 6 walk- (Colonial. Extra large living room. Jim Mi«ir<-ii*. ir ...... 4- 3 2 i a o the stands In fowl territory the hot­ time. Mitchell 9-1614. Address ...... ter and , h**e-runner* are entitled^ ,t*mpt*d steals. Since the foiled youi.. ,Colo...Motors., 434 . Center Keatalator fireplace forms. 28" CaU MItcheU 3-5092. . WOODLAND Street — 2-famiIy =4 la cloaato, otateway to expandable fireplace, beamad cetl^. H<^.v ■ 'tb'.‘“ T.';'.';/ 5 a 2 ' »' ‘o ^ Excellent opportunity with at $45 each. 6" x 6" x 1/2” slate Mcnnd floor, full cellar ha* built- ' A . raVlRkopp, to advance two bases. But deflect­ Steele made the thiril out*.' John-' street. PLASTERING — Stucco repairing. C ity ...... W*:LL FURNISHED room, suit­ room duplex, large lot, steam to bus, churches and lake. Bam oumj. 0 0 7 0 0 I son became the lead off man th* Bond*— Slocks— Connecticuts’ largest inde- hearth tile. Bolton Notch Quar- in Ironing bon id and' set tubs in and garage. Also building site* In viot. rr ...... /.... s 1 1 0 2 0 ing the ball In fair territory Is an­ Specialize in patching and crack­ able for light housekeeping, $10 heat, 3 car garage. Priced right other matter, and as In the rase following innings. FOR A GOOD Used car or a new 31 pendent bakery. Established rv. MItcheU 9-0617. Phone ...... '...... laundry area, hatchway, open ter­ Bolton. R. J. McKinney. Mllchell 1 II 0 U 0 Oldamobile with Rocket engine ed plaster. Hartford 2-5884. Mortgage* I per week. Inquire 24 Grove atreet, for quick sale. 8. A. Beechler, 2 0 0 0 0 0 cited above the home town hotter Pitching Billy Hoeft, Detroit routes opened. Realtor. Phona Mitchell 3-4944. race. ovenilre garage. 81' x 155’ 3-5543. ^ ; K^hop. cf ...... ft 0 0 0 0 2 contact A1 Catalano, at the Man­ FIRST AND Second mortgages DINING ROOM chairs, SOc and up. Hours I W o r k ...... Rockville, Apt. 14. let floor. lot tn a neighborhood of fine home*. 0 0 0 0 0 hit a legIGnute home run. Tigers, pRched the Tiger* out of TOP FILLV FURNITURE Reflnishlpg, antique ---- ——^—- — ------— ' PointH*l. rf ...... 2 Wilmington. Del.—(P)—Grecian chester Motor Sales. MItcheU furniture a specialty, chairs caned bought for our own account. Fast, oak drop leaf table and four ATTENTION. VETERANS! New All Inside wood trim In natural RfXKVlLLE - Exceptionally fine: Wsii.r., r f ...... 2 2 2 0 0 0 Q. Who hold* the record for the American League cellar for 3-4134! Many Benefits: Age ...... LARgV^ FRON'T room with kitch­ 1 1 0 0 0 catching the most number of the first time, since April 20 with Queen I* well on her way to th* and rushed. Anson F. Thorp. eonfldenttal service. Manchester chairs $8.50; dry sinks $22.50: old en privilege*. Centrally located. $-Bedrodm Ranch, full basemant, blonde mahogany. We guarantee large home,'In immaculate co"’j i 1 n n 0 Good Pay bureau tear drops $15; parlor i games in the major leagues? e three hitter against New York. championship of th* three-year old 1948 DODGE Fordor Sedan. Radio, Phone Mitchell 9-5735. Investment Corp., 244 Main Gentleman or couple prefer*e<1- attachad garage. Large rioseU, you will not find another house a* ditlon. Contains on first floor, | 2b'llilll!lli‘. $ 2 0 n 0 street. Phdnc MItcheU 3-5414. Life, Health and Accident table $5; coffee table $5; ultra modem kitchen, ceramic tUa laundry room, tUe kitchen, with A. Al Lopea. 1.918 games. Winning 5-1. filly division. She won the Coach­ healer. Nice running condition. Call Mrs. Kgrrell. Mllchell 9;3409. fine as this. All room* accessible Mkl...... *2 11 13 16 S 2 Insurance solid mahogany antiqpe four MAIL TODAY bath, to ft. lot. Convanient to from hallwaya '8ee this first and automatic dishwasher, garbage Q. Did Earl Torgeson. now of Batting—Granny Hamner, Phil­ ing Club American Oaks, th# Very clean inside and oiit. Easy s —>in*I'-^ in Watwn 3. Ptckral: standing basketball center at Hao- mare*. The Queen * earning* over 1952 CHEVROLET De Luxe, tu ing and collecting' money from our Write Box Y to show you this propertv by ap­ Mallrmponpo Msm-nurk.Manrhurk. Cowtrr. fonrl... tV.la­w.i*- 'Wash 2-1 decision over St. Loul*. shades, rnade to measure. All dishes 5c and up, washing ms ROOM AND Board. GenUeman. Woodbridge straet. Telaphona with ahower. WrlUam* /Oll-O- Hlgh School. He a two-year period total $259,025, tone gray, fully equipped, fully five rent High Grade Nut ma­ Care of Herald pointment. CaU MI-3-4816. kopp. W slfr. 3. AndccKW 2: twcha.. ‘ “ f ’’ of which $178,175 were acquired guaranteed. Center Motor Sales, metal Venetian blinds at a new Apply For Appointment rhine $8. Frank's Antique Shop, 56 Call MItcheU 3-7475. MItchelt 8-4400 any time. Matic hot air heat. piping. hits; M. ilat.f: home run.. Wsli.r. : ,ao doubt would have been a chines In this area. No selling! To Cooper Btreet. left on has... W0—New three hrdroom Tmements can Howard R. Hastings, MItehell HAKford 3-3115 only 165 pound* but played on a clean, $495. Cole Motora, 436 Cen percentage collectloni will net up block garage. HhfcepUonally large !?.''N.'p«.Si."tT.si’"210.'^""' 17*; ! Americ*T c;‘«;^;” b;uing ter Btreet. Mitchell 9-0980. handbags repaired, zipper re­ lonlal harn and *hed «tth $ ranch, attached garage, lull 4 ROOM Spactoua apartment. Utlll- 9-1107. ______corner lot, Alt''city convenience*. turn. The count $«>*» .1° 2 »lrike* i 193J optioned to Georgetown line that averaged 220 to $400 monthly with very good or Call Hartford 6-6444 boKement 110 frontage. Only 110 BENTON STREET — Six placement, umbrellas repaired, arre. good ' land. Convenient Magee *’a t^ . Bendix washer, 1 and 2 balls when the mistake I* I Toronto" a year ------later. i pound*; poesibllities of taking over full ATTENTION $8.50 down for qualified vet­ tie*. ,$dulU only 1 ^ , ! VERNON- acttlng, no de- rooms, fireplace, banement ga­ CLEARANCE SALE men's shirt collars revers^ aivl loration. Occupancy August 1*1. Write Box rage. nice yard. $14,900. Phone freezer anq other items included suddenly realized. Is he out for time. Income increasing accord­ EXPERIENCED pert or full Ume eran*. I-'HA mortgage also. velopment, custom built ranch. batting out of order ? replaced. Marlow's Little Mend­ ingly. For interview, Include phone W. Herald. MItcheU 9-5615. in aale. JU1 outstanding buy at Mirror 1951 Studebaker Land Cruiaer— service station attendants. Excel­ $11,700— New two bedroom Excellent location. Many out­ Large kitchen, three bedrooms, I Sporis A. Nn. not unlees he completes Automatic drive, fully equipped. ing Shop. In application. Write Box L, THE KLOCK CORPORATION two twin-size, large living room 317,500/George J. Coleman, Brok- lent salary plus commiasiona. We ranch, centrally located. large standing features. REDECORATED Five rooln flat, MANCHESTER GREEN — Seven rtford-Connecticut Trust Co. . . . ______„ hie turn at tet, and then the mla- Kris Kringle No Santa Claus 1951 Studebaker Starlight 5 Pas­ Herald. want willing workers. No jokers new oil furnace, contlnuoui hot fireplace, dll hot water heat, full TODAV A Y EAR AGO —HorsM ■ u, called to the atten- 291 ADAMS ST., MANCHESTER. CONN. rnome, abundant rloset apace. cellar, over H acre. 111,900. room colonial, in axrellent -loca­ senger Coupe--Automatic drive, Building— Contracting 14 or.fur trappers need apply. Write tIS.SOO—Cape Cod, *lx room* $14,500— la rge six mnm Gar­ water for 2 or 3 adult*. No pet*. tion. Fireplace, modern kitchen, or ^ 1 0 , Aihenfelter *et an Olympic record -nie'" alTmiJr FREE BOOK! Business and Prop­ rison Colonial In the beet nf (?arlton W. Hutchins, .MRchell Un the 3,000-meter ateeplechaae fully equipped. B ^ V. cere Herald. (2 rninnlshf^) t .veer* old. In Write Box K, Hyrald. oil heat, all city uttUtiea, two-car .three batter Is ordered to hat, .. jh. vtv iVFAl—Anv-- After that, hla owner sUUonsd 1950 Studebaker Champion 2-Door WE CAN BUILD you a g a i^ e erties for sale. National Busi­ re|HElr. Excellent location, elona 9-6133, 9-4494. ness and Property Exchange. 400 excellent condition. I' j mort­ garage, nice lot. FutI price $16,- — < ,. . Charged with t .trUc>s and 2 balls. I rt*b]«nen at each pole to make — Overdrive, fully equipped. for $898 complete. If you need one AUTOMOBILE M ^hanic part or In everything. 800. Other listings avatlabla. Alice Suburban for Sale 75 FIVE YEAR* AGO — Aualrall* Xt> praalty la enforced unless It Is : thing ran- and often doe* hap rackets as the horse paaaed. it's a bargain. Estimates also So. Michigan Ave., Chicago 5, gage may be aanumed. !Vlrlal t Biutinms I>ecalioiui 44-FOOT RANCH, Ultra modem 1950 Studebaker Commander Con­ full timf. No phone cklls. Town NEEDS combination window* and< kltchen-dlnlng room combination, esampet. Realtor. Phone Miteli i ^ i i cub* in p*ria (^P doubles for uneportamanllke eOBdurt. The i p«.n in a horse rare. j Kringle suddenly became * Illinois. $1.5.990— Holid brick. Seven vertible Coupe— Overdrive, fully given on large garages, breeze- Motors. K-F dealer^ 48 West Cen-1 for Rent 64 0-4843. ways, porches, dormers, etc. Fot doors. room fjape Cod C? unf'."'’* ''''!- fireplace, large artiatically pan­ North American elem,-up mra bat. la hie rogular , ^orse named Krl.s horae. equippe|piuA>i>iAP-:i7 - — • - - TOOL MAKERS Carlton W. Hutchins, MItcheU ' CHORCHE8 MOTOR Sa LES SPECIALIZING It custom built conditioned store. Apply in'person.; to wall carnetlhg, combination after 5, glass enclosed suh room. Two-car-j about three hundred feet frontage j . 8«4.r',hfw,.. p-'/pW/r« a railroad, and, with Kris Kringle on th* bedlam. Kria Kringle hit- window*, ahed dormer. 01 :4% 9-5132, 9-4894. ball? 80 Oakland Street , garage*, concrete floors, also al- Marlow’s. WANTED $17,500— New npilt-Irvel. .Seven garage. Large lot. Appointment) Dobaon ave. and Utree hundredtnoA.™ A. Stan Moelal. $45,000. Spoking along tn the rear, a train - Ung tbq. backslretch four langte* . - Manchester .Mitchell 9-9483 terationa,. edditions, cabinets. Good, honcil construction 'ntortgage ma.v he a**unied. ioom*, attached gpritgr, .100.x, F O R . B ^ T ’Two . xwnnecUng: (rfr. larreamed T ^ : ElrVtrifiCd by vhe'rtfi front. "Thera h* atepped tato. • ; KXPEMENCiuk PAY. RoU clerk. 1, ... PHOME MR. HILTON, MlfchaR 9^5291 KoihAr - ceihnga -and dormer ereettoa. OeU ■wdrlimcn’. uperuters for' ,150 lot. A quallt.v home, Chnlee flcea, centfafiy located." ■ Phone — coupe- - Apply Cunver Mfg., Co.^.$8i Kart-'i nice location, all eonvenlancsa, Agent. I :&"8r^nar for".^ noise, the horse bolted, caught up -hole, broke hie leg- and the- ' E n n k ;ctisttita.rMiteh«n .-flvssia.''. ,^_^O R -D R O P IN TO $Et USI Bi-LTee-j-yive.-foow* ■. raach ■■cxr ■ ■ -aL -dnnwnttvinu - iUgtii'.IafattlMb:.' -."MltiChall $.4t47„-»: exOelliiM' 'cMidltidii, ' and' Oar ''gaefv- ■ ' MirfM- \irillf '’^*tfi’e field' ahd'-won IJnWig" klablettirit'liteJd.'tiiai go'wtthqut that* " ’ jCFereomallc". ’ One' 'local ‘’‘ owner. •foVtf R blfd.""...... lio e paadable to erven. Central hall- COVENTRY 'AND Coimtry Areas, the 1933 season and \ th# *34-’35 j Nvers_to Chance tnfleld . Panoramic view, rage. Nice wooded lot. Full price 162 DEEPWOOb DRIVE Guaranteed. Center Motor Sales, IF YOU ;iOTEND TO BUILD and Northwest shovd. wa.r. 100 X TOO lot. tytum than Nc.w Cap* Cods and ranch homes, I saasona. / A. - —Hairy —Stelafeldt. ■ awav. , 1 heer. 461 Main street. BC)O^KKEEMR. knowledge of typ-, $'21,900— New thrW bedroom Summer Homes for" Rent 67 Ill.OQO- Call The Ellsworth Agen­ . 4 ROOM CAPE COD your new home or do any repair­ I year old. GI 4% mortgage cy. Realtors. MItcheU 3-9980. taig* lot, some with acreage. Low ing and credit control. Excellent' Also a portable air com- ranch, attached garage, extra Cabinet kitchen, full cellar 80’ x down payments. Also colonials, 1941 MERCURY Club Coupe. Ra­ ing, see William Kanrhl, Contrac­ Btarting salary. Apply in person. may be aseumed.' CRYSTAL LAKE Weterfront, three tor and Builder. Phone MItcheU preiwor operator. large lot. A home that must WHIST SIDE —Sevan rooms, two 144’ lot. Tree* and shrubbery. rhteken and dairy farms. John S. dio, heater. $95.00 1934 Ford Tote 'N Teens, Inc., 964 Main: 815.500— New 4 room Uolonial. bedroom cottage. Beautiful loca­ 8amt of tkf Doowit— Oariioals 3-7773. be seen tn be apprei'iated. < tion. AvaUable laat two week* bathe, hot water oil heat, naar bus 74 SPRUCE STREET Bissell, Realtor, Cross street. Convertible, $35.00. Call MItcheU street. CaU tor appointment: 4 NEW HOMES FOR SALE Excellent consfrucHon. IVj South Qiventry. Tel. Coventry P n - 9-5128. Mechanic. for construc­ August. MItcheU 3-4745. and school. $13,800. West Bids two- 6 ROOM SINGLE MItcheU 9-4427. IN BOLTON, CONN. baths. Central. Your choice of $22,900—New *|illt-level. To­ grtm 3-4828. I. tion e<|uipmcnt. family, fdur and three rooma, hot Corner lot, older home. Priced Florist*— Nur*«rie* decoration*. morrow’s home today. Attach­ COVENTRY LAKE — Four-Room water oil heat, large lot, $13,750. 13 DOWN, 1946 Ford station wagon, 1 ^ ; GENERAL Secretarial position right for immediate sale. FOR SALE—Winterized cottage lo­ 1942 Buick club coupe. 1942 Chev­ j open in local long eatabllahed 2 CAPE CODS ~ JUST COMPLHED ed garage, recreation room, Fumiehed Cottage., $35 weekly. We also have saveral duplex hous­ Slaughter^^d Brecheen Highlight Also carpenter* and car­ $14,944— New three bedroom cated on Uynwood Drive, Roe*- rolet clqb coupe, 1941 Chevrolet manufacturing concern. Good pay, fun basement, three hedroom*. August l i t to 8th—15lh on. Pil­ es Hated. PIsaac call Howard R. 32 WHITNEY ROAD GIADIOLI FOR Sale at 544 Bush < penters’ helpers. 2 RANCHES — NEARING COMPLETION ranch with attached garage. two tlle.jhatha. This home. Is Hastings. MItcheU 9-1107. dale tract, Bolton Lake. This cot­ sedan, 1940 Chevrolet sedan. 1940 Hill Road. MItcheU 3-5994. pleasant surroundingi. friendly grim 2-4825. 6% ROOM CAPBCOD tage has a fireplace and all con­ Buick club coupe. AU ready for 114 X 224 lot, Youngstown like a dream come true. Don’t atmosphere end many other bene­ Appiv between 6:30 and $11,900.00 to $13,200^ kitchen, dl*hwa*her, naneling. o il haat, 4 bedrooms. Priced veniences for modern Uvlng. Lak* you today at Center Motor Sales, fits. Transportation provided from miss It! flail now. FOR RENT at Oerald Park, WEAVER ROAD—Three bedroom Many more outstanding fea- rtgniright for quicxquick saie.sale. privilege*. Open for inspectioa Series Victory 461 Main street. Open evenings. 7:30 A. M. South Coventry. Sept, l»t to ranch, pictura window, fireplace, Cardinals’ World Roofing:— Sidinfr *16 Center If deaired. Write promptly ‘ $2,5.54)0—New 8>-| room ranch. Friday and Saturday evenings to P. O. Drawer 831. Ixits 150’ X 200’ minimum, Delco heat, Dclco jet tureo. June 15. modem 4-rqom house tile bath, Venetian blinds, com 683 NORTH MAIN STKEET; J947 NASH 4-door sedan. Heater alta<-hed garage, two baths. blnatlon screens, storm wlndowa, It ROrtM PAPF P O D : from 7 - 9 p. m. knd aU day Sun- ROOKING, Siding and carpentry. completely landscaped, fin­ $14,040—4>/, room ranch, ga­ furnished or unfurnished. Phone and defroster. $250. CaU Coventry' I W AITRras WANTED. Apply Char- MRVIS CONST. 00. pumps. General Electric An exrellent home for a large nice lot; well landscaped. Immedi­ OU*he*tl«e iSs broe^svand renter na the bH-aad-nhi and- Alterations and additions. Ceil­ ished drives, artesian rage, workaliop, playhouse, 1' j MItcheU 3-5147. Oil heat. 1 -» lota, breezewsy ana xi;„che*ter Mllchell 3-5117, 8t. Louie — (/T) Beet and most , tj,* final game. Dave pitcher, doubled Ruaaell to third. Pilgrim 2-6409. | ings. Workmanship guaranteed. ter Oak Restaurant, .,120 Charter 678 Center St^ Manchester hot water, Yqunirstown famli.r. Your rhoice of' deco­ ate occupancy. OoodchUd Realty garage, copper plumbing. Many Harry Brecbcan made hia third Slaughter started his loag rua. Th* acres land, rrady made gar­ ration*. exciting St. Ixnils Oardinal game I per^** we* the Boston choice, A. A. Dion. Inc., 299 Autumn Oak street. wells, cement septic tanks, Co., Realtors. MRchaU 3-7939 or extra* Series appearance at thia point and relay raroe M I* Foaky at short, 2938 BUICK. Good condition, good kitchens, fully insulated, den. Vacant. 9-0794. ta Sportsman’s park In the past 10; A total of 38^143 fans turned but street. MItcheU 3-4840. finished walks, fully plas­ Wsnteti to Rent 68 Wanted— Real' Estate 77 that Tuesday, lOct. 15, afternoon, fanned WaUy Mooes on three but Jobnay, tires. Must sell. For price Coll $24,990—New three bedroom GARROLL-DRIGGS years? It's an unanimous choice- would stop at tbird, tered. oak floors, kitchen fans. $I4>04— New three bedroom rancdi, attached garage, *pn- VERT ATTRACTTIVE 4 room Cap* and- they wereVataut to aee Enos pitches and 'retired Pesky on an MItcheU 9-1031. CON N Etm eU T Valley Cbnatruc- MIDDLE-AGED Woman dealres 3 AGENCY CQN8IDERINO SELLING tee final game of the 1946 World outfield fly to Slaughter, who as he turned la the la field. ranch, attached garage on clous, liixurlnn*. Two tile or 3 room heated, unfurnished Cod, excallant condition, tUe bath Slaughter turii Id-the greateit run 2949 STUDEBAKER Champion. . tioh. Guaranteed rooVi and aid- Realtors YOUR PROPERTY? Scries between the Cards and Bos­ dared Ruaaell to break for the Enos acootsd around Ih* bag WANTED 94 X 244 lot with trees. Exerl- hath*, large lot. A home to be apartment In quiet locality, vicin­ oil burner, screena. atorm win­ 754 Main Street since Casey Jones highballed Old Ehccallent condition. Owner mov­ ' ing. Aluminum itom i wlndowa lent view. Without obligation to you, w* plate. But then Dom DtMaggto and steamed toward the plat* THE DIMOCK^OODWIN CO. proud nf. ity Manchester or Hartford. Ref­ dows, vacant. 111,100 with tt.400 East Hartford S-4144 ton’s Red Sox. No. 99 down the line, and Harry ing to California. $800 for quick anu gutter*. AU men protected by cash. OoodchUd Realty Co., Real­ will appfaiae or make you a cash The Cards, pushing for their (The Cat) Brecheen. In relief, gain slammed a doubi* that tied the without breaking strid*. By thfl- tnauiance. Three year* to pay. EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER of BOLTON erences. MItcheU 9-4355 after 4 p, ______or kntchell 3-4480 I offer for property. See ua before score. . sale. Manchester Mitchell 9-2077. m. Beverae charge*.______tor* MItcheU 3-7938 or 9-0799. fourth National League pennant a unique nlch« in baseball history. Ume Peaky recovered, the gaaw Free estimates. Call MItcheU 8%-day week. 44 kours. Salary renemenaurate wlUi aMI- Boatoa, aaanaged by Joe Croaln. WlUiame, challenged In a hero’s was gone, glaughter was ■idiii: 3-7180. Alfred Charest, Owner. MANY OTHER LISTINGS ONE TEAR old Colonial. *U large *^‘^ixE-BURN REALTY In five jrsara. had overhauled 2951 FORD Victoria. Private own­ t ^ . Paid vaeaUea, koHdaya, Intaraare beweflla. RepHaa Open For Inspection— Saturday 2 P. M. to 6 P. M. WAREHOUSE MANAGER, two MANCHESTER — 100 Oak Grove rooma, IVs hatha, abundant closet Brooklyn In the regular season and took a I-fl lead In tke first. But spot, popp^ up to and the inning. the' plate and the Cards Isd, 44. er. FHiUy equipped. $1,525. Call Jk^ la ahM_Csa||4to^------!------■ — Phone Mitchell .3-4^3... stay on In anx_kind.i>t atotin,.^,-— Sunday 2 P. M to 6 P. M. trt»iWref»!-^*Mre*. 5 - to bom* ta a quiat vanatian-bUnda throughout. te*b won hoeebalTs ftrst-playoff in tha Oatda. as ttwy had alt aaaaea, Til*' Garda, too eager - to be The ninth , Mitchell 9-1391. ______hou**'. ------Prefer ------rural,. call PnT>i»*l*»^»<«>atcheU 3-ft^, $4$ WOODBRIDGE 8YRE|;T MANCHESTER daughter, need four-or flVe-room 18' X 18’ living room, patio, am*-' and CJbveniry." Large Hit of- buy­ 'PEROTri BROTHERS ROOF­ MeCLURE AUTO CO. LOCATION—T a n toft Just post fihady Glea Dairy, proceed iatchell 9-8494. ers. What have you ? Mortgages the Red Sex. son tired and Rip RusmU opened out. cam* tb* (trait and; 878 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE Ml-$-M44 ANYTIME unfurnished rent. Under $50. Bit* driveway. Call Vancouver 2937 PONTIAC Six. two-door abdan. ING COMPANY.., Free eaUmatss. 1<4 aUlsa ea LaJee Street, turn right at alga. arranged. Howard R. Haattnga, M a n a g er EddU Dyer pickad th* inning with a plnch-hit singl*. ThM It whs $ho3 Marry (Tha bandar ta aria Ihre* i Excellent running condlUon. Good Galvanized gutter*. Telephone Phone MItcheU »-3727. MUcheU GonatnicUen Oo., WtcheU $-44$4, Gaorgo l^stkovlch, batting for tb* m t) WiOkar tetead • flrtea t* Isfl gamoE ’ ■'■“’ 'Tl for appotatment, Read Herald Advs. MitchaU t-1107. Uttla Murry Dlckaen oa tea Card ^ ....buy Iff 173- Phone-Mltch«U $-4448. MItcheU 9-5052. •-185S. * I ■- f / y -

I*; . i r r ' V -''i Avaraga Daily Nat Praai Ran ■% Tha WeeUw ,8ATURDAy,.JULY 26. 1988: Fsr Weak BMad ' ■ " liiijr'2i.iM t ■■ '■* 10,615 th« marria(c-llc«ttM burMiu WM I would aak Mr. ■chandsi If a w at «ba AaiB lug and warm. vigorous campaign is on to catch Wedding af Ovaalatlaia About Town Bloodmobile W iat aha faala now aha mlaaad thaao morona I Dslisvo wo ahould TrADIO BATTERIES j d^i^he$ter-^A City of Viliage Charm Heard Along Main Street than waa tha conalderatlon and go to any expense to find them 9 ALL MAKES ^ and remove them from our iqldst. O’Brien-CiMqicr ------=------^ jumiUMrr Police aro Mk«d to Uioughtfulnaaa Brand thowad Here Monday Darling. I cannot but wonder whoae child ▼OL LXXII. NO. 218 aa rage U) MANCHESTER, CONN.. MONDAY. JULY 27. 1953 (rOURTBIN PAGES) PRICR FIVE CRfill ■yport at n llc a Haadquarterc for And on Som e o f M anche$ter*$ Side Streets, Too will be the victim of theaa young (ArUiHr Drag Storai< eruiaar aaaifnniant naat wacic* At any rate, * a beltava It not Palma and bouquets of summer The Red O oss Bloodmobile at all unlikely that a houaawifa BUUliuu flowers at the altar In 8t. Brid­ An Indignant Reader. liamban of the family of Mr. comes to Manchester Monday llataning to that ahow and htar- get's Church formed the setting afternoon at Center Church. This liocal Focal Yokels <^of the Images in the two eyes, Ing that stuff could have aat there at 10 o’clock this morning for the and Mra. David Mullen. 13 Knox That widely prevalent, malady difference of refraction in ' the Tima far Exadus Btraat, wUl keep "open houee" for will be the only summer visit. at har radio all morning long and wedding of Joyce Bird Cooper, Appointments are being taken caused by the bite of the mysteri­ two eyes, lack of teamwork in broodad, thinking what a boor aha Seven-thirty, a. m. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Francis them on Sunday. Aug. 2, in recog­ ous shutter bug this year has focualng and converging, and In­ That was a' popular time this nition of the 80th anniversary of at the Red Cross office for the marriad, until finally tha old man B. Sullivan 487 Center street, and stricken more than the usual num­ ability to judge distance. comes homa and. instead of getting morning. With a good portion of 'I f o U l their marriage. lYienda and neigh­ period from 1:45 to 6:80. Walk-ins this tpwn'a population starting va­ Donald STancis O’Brien, son of are welcome, but an appointnient ber of people Along Main Street— Restriction or distortion of the walcoma-home kiss and a good Mr. and Mrs. Francis M. O’Brien, bors will be welcome to call on visual field is a aymptom of cer­ cations, 7:36 a. m. waa tha topic them at their home, between the saves time. and on most of Manchester'a Side meal, finds himself confronted with of Thompsonvllle. streets, too. tain eye end bodily diaeates. So suddenly unhappy and touchy of conversation yesterday. houra of taro and five o’clock. The blood donated Is used' in It all started at Pratt A Whit­ Rev. Theodore Oubals officiated Korea for the wounded, at home Everywhere we go these days, .inability to enjoy S-D movies may female, ready to let him have it it seems,, we hear conversation be a serious danger signal. For with a -broom If he ao much as ney as employes packed up tools and Francia Keefe aang Schubert’s Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hobby of for emergencies and particularly for tha annual two weeks shut­ “Ave Maria," accompanied at the home comfort Henry street who have been spend­ laden with such words as stop example, it may mean cataracts, says one word out of line. during the sunruner for "preparing which need professional care; or down for vacation. Everybody organ by Mrs. Arlene Garrlty. ing their vacation in Bradford. gamma globulin to offset crippling down, filter, light meter, strobe, glaucoma, which leads to blind­ The Case of EmpOea seemed to be leaving at tha aame Presented In marriage by her Jf. H... era expected home this effects of polio. reflex, focal plane, adapter, flash­ time. weekend. gun, overexposed, underexposed ness If not controlled In the early It could never happen to any­ stepfather, the bride was attired MORIARTY Bros. The New York office of the Red stages; or a lesion, or.tpmof' one. . . ___ Of course, the big question was in a white , lace over satin gown Cross - recently - annoimeed ■'that and.along.. long list of otherjuerU- “where are you going?*' The ■ an­ 3 15 CENTER 51 Mr. and Mrs. Bdward Ingraham, nent words and bits of information the central nervous system, which 'No one' would 1^ 'f’ooUsh shbugh fasihlohed with net fiiigeftr]^ sleeves' r whole blood Is being rushed from can be fatal. to return an empty case of soda swers described vacation spots fsr (utd round collar with rhinestones. their daughter Barbara and twin the East Coast to Korea, tisually, so vital to the life of the true snd away, all over New England, daughters, Judith and Enid, of camera fiend. . Of course any of theta troubles bottles to a store, pick up another She wore a coronation headpiece the bulk of blood for Korea is will be detected in your routine case and taka it home, only to ahore resorts, lakes, ciump sites, with a fingertip veil and carried a Danaa, Texas, a#e visiting rela- taken from the West Coast. How­ We use the word fiend without and some even told of taking long FUaOlL tivea and frienda in town. They are hesitation when we describe the annual eyesight examination-if find It-was a rasa of emptlae. We cascade of white gladioli. ever, present demands require you have one, aays the Institute. cannot even imagine anyone re­ motor trips: at present with the Vincent In­ shipments of blood and plasma camera addict for there is nothing But. the popular starting time The maid of honor, Miss Mar­ TbI. MltcliHI 3.5131 grahams, 71 Bridge street. But if it takes 3-D movies to get turning a case of empties to e garet O'Brien, sister of the bride- from both coasts, in this world that can compare store 'With the bottle caps on waa 7:30 this morning. A few got with the guy or gal who is foolish you to the vision specialist, then a quick start late yeatarday after groomr wore a white lace over lav­ Red Generals i Over one million cc's of ganrima a n ln , although they-were empty. romise Pact Paul R. Marte, 22 Benton street, go ahead and have a good time— ender taffeta gown and carried a globulin for mass inoculation of over film. you can te ll, the difference noon or last night. who recently passed his Connecti­ Try taking a walk or a ride with and thank them for waking you However, most people ws had cascade of lavender gladioli. cut State Bar Exams for admis- children, to protect them against up to your visual needs! in the weight by just picking.up one of these film fanatics. They the ease. occasion to talk with said 7:30 Frank Sqmo of TbompaonvUle alon to the practice of law in this the paralytic effects of polio, have waa best man.' been shipped by the US Public come from the house loaded with But, it did happen, and to one of a. m. state, is sailing Wednesday on the enough bags and boxes to fill the The Couple Next Door One thing waa certain. You Summer flowers decorated the Pannilinjam Peace Site Queen Mary for a vacation in.Eu- Health Service to date. A total of the alcrt(?) members of our body of a light delivery truck. Radio soap operas have become editorial department. He return­ won't be able to go many places American Legion Home, where a rope. ’ 1,022,800 cc's of GG, taken from sort of hobby with ua When Units to Withdraw^'^® L au ds the national pool donated by the First thing, they squint at the sun ed four empty cartons one night the next two weeks without bump­ reception for lOO guests was held —then at their light meter. Then we're alone in the car and cruis­ thie week and selected three caees ing into a PAW man or woman. at 1 o’clock, the mother of the ADodr Allied Soldiers Delegates elected from Ander- American Red Cross and the Na­ A they monkey aro.imd with the ing along the highway in the day­ to take home with him. They came bride receiving in a gray shantung gOillllf Bon-Shea AuxUiary, to the Mth an­ tional Foundation for Infantile time, we sometimes tune the radio Oheervaat Cltisen nual national encampment of Vet­ Paralysis, have gone to eight areas six dpsen adjustments on their from the same rack, ao he street length dress with blue ac­ M/V PEMAQUm camera. in on a aerial. didn't realize there were empty The office peselmiet gleefully re­ cessories and.a corsage of a white erans of Foreign War auxiliaries in seven different states. Ship­ We do it for a couple of rea­ ported thie morning that the days Along Buffer ZoneS|y at Milwaukee. Wla, Aug. 2-7, are ments to date are adequate for Suddenly they shout, "HOLD cartone in it also. What a surprise gardenia with baby’s breath. The From New London . .11:00 A. M. sons. First of all, we find these are getting longer. Seema he de­ mother of the bridegroom received Mrs. Helen Beebe, Mrs. Florence 135,000 children. i t :" he got when, upon reaching home, Fraas Slack lalaad _ZZL- 3:43 F. M> ® ____ 'in F r a y e r You stop, mouth' open in sur­ dramas of every day lirtng in­ he found two full cases and one mothballed hie woollea last night. In a blue lace street length dress Show Caution Streeter and Mrs. Helen Erickson; (Daylight Sgrlag Tima) volving people “like the couple containing six empty bottles with Anon. with pink accessories. Panmunjom. July 27—<;P)—Generals of the UN Command ------alternates. Mrs. Luclie Hlrth, Mrs. prise,, and look—and "click”—you FARES (Gaad iat day aliaMW walp) are captured for proaterity, with next door ’ kind of amusing, al­ the cape on them and the Red armie* signed today at long laat a compromise 1 W'ashington, July 27—) Edith Mason and Mrs. Dorothy Weil Compleleg When leaving on a motor trip WEEEDAYS Seoul, July 27—<>P)—Shooting itopped aiong the Kom n Xleinschmldt. your mouth ajar, on film. Some­ most a self-satire; and second, And, for the record, the store the bride will wear a aheer nylon armistice in the bitter. three-.vear Korean war. It means not —President Eisenhower laud- they are somewhat illuminating, owner got a good laugh out of it 12 Ask Changes 12.00 «M way 12.50 B. T. battlefront st 10 p.m. tonight (9 a.m. Monday e. s. t.), bring­ times you may even have one foot dsesa with white accessoriea. Upon psacc but a nervous truce. 'The two generals signed in 10 ed the Korean truce signing Pvt. Herbert W. Hampton, son Courge in Gemg in the air and your arms up as giving an insight into the charac­ on the telephone a short time later. their return the couple will reside SUNDAYS i BOUDATt ing to an abhipt halt 37 months of death and deatnietim. mlnutss a documrnt that was two# ^ ~ laat night with a prayer of c f Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hampton, if you were expecting a bop on ter of women by portraying the BQa paaelng remerk was "Thie 111 Zoning Rules at 933 Main street, Willimentic. 12.50 OM way 10.00 R. T. While ground Bghting waa all but nil the final hours, mould­ type of women with which, ap­ should make Heard Along." yasrs anfl 17 flays In ths writing. | thanks^ving but soleninly 106 Farm drive, recently arrived Norman R. Weil, 115 Olcott the beak. A graduate of Montpelier High Spaaial E. T. Eeoaaaty Cndada ing Communist artillary Sra tookk In Korea for duty as a rifleman parently, most females would like Well, it does, and the embar­ Within 72 hours from tha ofn- its toll of ASied soldiers up to the drive, this city, has just re­ That's the way it goes—with a School, Montpelier, Vt., the bride Meadaya (axcapt kalidaya) S2J0 elal rnfl of ths fighting, troops of declared "wa have won an with the 3rd Infantry Division. He multitude of variations. The exam­ to identify themselves. rassed reporter punched it out on A doeen applications are on the la employed in the TrafBc Depart­ lost minute. turned from the successful com­ the keyboerd himself. agenda of the Zoning Board of Ap- V iasi FrMart Itmi Nm taadwi t P.a. aach aiflii must pull back ons and Dwindling armistice on a single battle­ entered the Army last January and pletion, of a six. weeks laborstor.v ple IS not an extreme .case. It is Lately, however, we've beconie ment et Pratt and Whitney Air­ ftaai Ha«k ItlaM taWtSayt. fiM aJL At 10 p. ai., a bush faH svsr completed basic training at Indiah- pi^a for a public bearing Monday -otuh^uarter milaa. lasvtng ba- ground—not peace ^ in the ths tnnrt...... practice class held at the Gem- on a par, however, with the fellow increasingly alarmed by whet craft. ' The bridegroom gfadiiated twaan them a buffsr sons 254 Chinese Set town Gap, Pa. We Love Parades—But night in the Municipal Building. from Enfield High School. Thoipp- All flotaa Include radatal Tax world.” ITis laat man ta die inay aavar ological Institute of America who took his camera, plus flash­ we've been hearing. There seems CThairman George ,H. Msriow will milsa wifls running tha antirs Eastern Headquarters in New gun. To bed with him one night to be more and more violence go­ Qoshl What.hot weather.does .to aonville, spent-four years in the SOUND STEAMSHIP LINES. JNC. D r a ft^ a ll "M s may .not rslax. our guard be naasad. Nar, perhaps will the Judge Charles Hou.se of this a parsde! Imagine how tough it call the aesalon to order at. 8 Canal Wbori. New iMtSai. Caa. langth of ths 130-mlTs front. nor esass our quast." ha said in a last ksro. York City. on the chance he might ‘.‘snap" ing on in the house of "the couple U, S. Air For^e and is now em­ BrM Osrsassay I town and other recently appointed must be on the paraders. hiking o'clock. All peraons Interested are ployed at the Bigelow-Sanford r. O. So. lUI T.l landos Z44W nationwlds tsisvialon and radio Fraat Ozawa Duik To Release During the six weeks session of some of the members of his family next door.” One neighbor's broth­ invited to attend. Ths brisf signing caramony at judigea of the Superior and Com­ as they go groping in the dark er (we think'it's her brother, any­ over a. couple of miles. Spectators Company, Thompaonville,. addrssa an hour aftsr ths trues The front, usually aflaase at this mon Pleas Courts will be honored the class Weil had an oppor­ haven't relished the idea of Applicatlona aeeking exceptions Panmunjorn ran amoothly in sharp waa ssalafl at Panmunjom, snfl- tunity to u.se the necessary gem- headed for you know where. The way; we don't catch this particu contrast to tha montha of sharp , Anticipated hour of night, just grew dark. Aug. 4 at the summer outing and standing in the hot sun to watch from the regulatloni are from ing tha 37 months’ war. Man kaavad atgus- of raliaf, but ologicat instruments for scientific boss of that family cooled his lar show too often, and although 73implke Auto Body Worke, to worfls, flsmanfla, counterflamanfla j ' dinner of the Assembly of Munici­ it either. Wanm Happy Mmlla with graat eautUw. 3,313 G I’s pal Court Judges at the Race gemstone identification and dia­ enthusiasm when she di.scovered nothing drags and drags like a We saw last Saturday's Ameri­ erect a neon sign; Taintor Pon­ anfl walkouts that marfcsfl ths WMhinrkon, July mond grading and also to study the camera under the covers. daytime serial, you've got to catch loag-flrawn nogotlatlons. A fsw momsnta before he went Aa tha clock ticked off tha aae- Brook Country Club, Orange. can Legion parade in Hartford. tiac Inc., to install a gasoline —The Defense Department ends, they grew hravar. the latest gemoiogical. instnj- Seriously, it is quite apparent a show at least a couple of times pump: Paul Carlson, to alter 'Wittwut a word to aach othsr, on the air from the White House, Munsan, July 27— OP) Temperatures zoomed to 98 mid­ anticipates that monthly the President -a happy smile on Tha last raportsd barraga--Oia Pte. Elmo L. Genovese, son of nients available which are in use that a camera club is missing aSnionth to follow the plot line, if way In the afternoon, ju’st abOqt dwelling with street line excep­ ’ FLASH BULBS. CASES, 9 Lt. Gan. William K. Harrison. Jr. Tht sdcret record of the PaB- at the Gem Trade Laboratory. ■tgnsfl for tha Allias anfl Oansral draft calls will drop 4,000 in hia faca—mads a remark which final one of ths Koraan war on tha Mr. «id Mrs. Elmo L. Genovese. from the local scene. We under­ such it can be called) seems to the time the units wound their waj* tion: Francis Dukett, to erect MOVIES, PAKT8 ^ central front — Hftad at 9;4S p. m.' munjom trued negotiations New York, which is also operated stand that four or five years ago be facing the chair, or maybe it's porch with street line exception; Nam n for ths Oommunlats In a about three months if reason­ undoubtedly waa baing echoed by 17 Deming street, has arrived at down Main street. You could have hunflrada of thousands of other Tha fighting thara, at laaat. releaoed today showed that Fort Dix. N. J.. and haa beeh as­ by the.Institute. such an organisation operated in the noose, and our heroine is hav­ selected a choice spot to see the Nussdorf Construction Company, Arlhir Drag Storas A bars, ons • room, oriantsl • typs ably stable conditions are He also had the opportunity to buUfling hastily constructsfl by u s paranta all ovar America. •ndad in Elanea. the Communists have told the signed to Company A. ,39th Infan­ this town. What happened to force ing the dickens own time trying celebration. In fact, spectators for extension of permission to use achieved in Korea within that AP eorraapondant John Ran­ try Regiment of the -9th Infantry compare the genuine gemstones the group to disband is a mystery, to save him, since he Is, of course, driveway as access to industrial Cmmuniats for ths occsshNi. "I'm glad 'this war ia ovar, Allies they will return 12,736 ware elbowing their way to con' 'nis chisf nsgottatoni bsgsn time. dolph Mid tha oaasa-flra came on Division for 16 weeks of basic and minerals with the numerous as far as we can determlhe. innocent of any wrong doing. venlent shaded areas along the zone; J. Douglas Dumas, to ex­ Rlsenhower said quietly, "and I prisoners of war—including tend permission to sell new and panning thsir namsa ons minuts John A. Hannah, aasiatant Sacra- tha central front amid silanes aftsr training. He was formerly employ­ imitations and substitutes when As a starter, we oKfi-, without We're not too worried about the route, not to the roadside for a hops my aon la coming home a smashing artillary dual hatwaan 3,318 Americans. ed by the Western Electric Com­ he examined the gem collections charge, a name for a ideal camera ued cars. aftsr tha appointsd hour of 10 tary for Manpowar, discloaad this | goon chap. though. because, - even close-up view. s. m. anfl wars through signing ths Alliad and Rad guna that hagaa in Hia Communista gave this pany. of the Gemological Institute of club. We would crfl it "Local though he seem.s to be in a tight It wa.1 a pretty good parade with Also. Stuart H. V. CTarlson. to p ro ^ e t In grossing tha ronllnulng j h Ii aon. Army Maj! John Biaen- convert a dwelling from two-fam­ I t florumsnta involvad at 10:11. TMs In nn nwlal vfow af the Karena tmee aHn nt Psweenjewk bnm by tha mid-aftamoen and built up a braakdonm af the capttvss they America and the American Mu­ Focal Yokels■’ after/ a group of the spot right now, we feel confident a couple of dozen bands, dnun and THE OFFICE OF ^ **ry*®* •• ; howar, haa been on active duty In daafaning eraaeando Mortly bafara wUI rolaasa: seum of Natural History. ily to four family; Anne Mc­ Each looksfl at tha othsr for a fi? j Korea since last July. Tha onlv atlee wns algwed. 1)N nad Med negedst4rm mat here. (NBA Tilipbito). same name out on, the West Coast. our gal uill secure his release so bugle corps and flfers. Our own long momsnt aftsr thsy wart 10 p. m. 3A13 Amaricana. And with the name provided, it Adams. to convert dwelling from uniform. break In hia service for a brief that he can once again take his Legion band, slightly reduced in one-family to two-family; Joseph through. Nam II arosa from ths Randolph aoid all Rriag Mapped S.1SS Koranaa. AWARDED CEB'nFlCATE should not be difficult to orgahiie. place in societj*. size becatise a number of men were DR. R. J. WALSH at 9:48 p. m. n t Britiah. Charles J. Mirucki, son of Mrs. Vince, to alter a porch with street tsMs anfl walksfl out ths north t ^ monthly coll from n,0W to 19.-, ,,, travalad to Washington Names of prospective members After all, as we said before, either working or vacationing, line exception; Peter PonUeclll, to floor. Ifarrtsoo want out ths south A faw saeonds aftsr id p. m. IS FfoEdi. NOTICE Josephine Mirucki. 165 Oak will he received by Heard Along were there. I to attaitd hla fathar'a Inaiigiira- Cost of Korea! wild valla breka a«it frsm' Anmr- 2M Turks. street, recently was , awarded a’ most women listening to the.se use three-car garage for storage; WILL BE CLOSED Howavar, Hannah caleulatsa that , tion ' until there are enough to warrant things presumably, like to identi­ But, there just weren't many Pat Deyorio, to enclose porch with Is Somber icaa OIs. IS Auatznliaas. certificate of service during com­ calling an organization meeting. people willing to sweat out a two- “ *• *"•1 I» TV-radlo address over 4d FlWflnos. TIm OffiCB of fy themselves with the heroines, street line exception, and Walter GemmamUng offieara of troopa monUdy draft quota to arauad 40.- ...w orka the PrMident aUrt- War Reckonetli AMad U e m PsMdad mencement exercises climaxing Local. Focal. Yokels,? H-m-m-m- hour parade in ail that heat., Whelan. ,.to erect attached garage 14 Canadians. the' Air Torce ROTC Sfimmer en­ ajul you s;an bet - your last - box Even 'thV vendors took a beating. - FROM JULY 27 - from te Unitafl NatloiM asambars OOd bsglaiili«. la July, 1994. Tha t nP-m ? ■ of soap flakes that the sponsor of with side line exception. In tbs war witiiaaaad tha eara- reason la that draft cana woro vary __ JB-.CManMoniSv. .. _ Mory CrotsM Word campment held at Bryan Air One fellow was jabbering to him- heavy la tha nml M msntlm of th4 ’Tonight wa greet, with prayers barragas acraaming' Ihta ARfad d South Africans. Force Base, Texas. After he re­ the .show isn't going to let the lis- aelf, using choice language, be­ KEMP'S,lnc. mouy. Ho rapraaaat iUva wsa prss> of. thanksgiving, ths efftcial nawa 1 Ororii. 8-D flood for Eye- teneis work themselves up into a UNTIL AUG. 3 ant from South Korea. Kdraaa war, and larga numbara of Hna« sast of Kttwdiwa an Ibd can- 370 Main Strnnt ceives his baccalaureate degree Countless people sre expected cause the sun was so hot his bal­ lABYLANP iheao man wrlll b# eomplaUng their that an armistice was signsd al­ tral front. 1 B a l ^ . from _ the Univejsity of Notre fit by having themselves identi­ loons were bursting a t tM end of General Clark slgnad nine eop.aa most su, hour ago In K o ^ ." Washington, July 27—OP)-Whst S JaMUMMu to enjoy direct or. indirect visual fied with a future.- -- - - ...... of- thr-tnte«--flae«aMn9-st - AWafl e rd t. •*. dMtyjMi(t..y«sL. ’Thty win -Tiia--ban«gao mounted-in- forry Dame he ' w'Hl' be'rdmmissrdned a benefits from watching three the stririgs.'...... 70S 3latii S t Manrhaatey.... have to ba raplacod: Panes in K o r ^ h is 'baah fhe did tUeTCbresrwSf cOOftlie tmtted \Mr THE ASBOOrSTBD PM ’ dpfaaiding Bishiv of fba'Pfolaiiisinit This inaBdS K CMII o f 4^77 pris- Closad for Yoedtlon But a ahow— at least the five advance haaflquarUra in Munsan aa tba bears want by. OomatimM second lieutenant in the U. .S. Air dimensional movies, according to Now. we know of one local fel­ THE OFFICE OF ’Thara la no dafinits word yet on Prssldsnt's main objective. He Btatoee? New England and the regtt Episcopal Church, who has a sum- onars of aen-Koinan natiansH^ tn Force and will compete for thfi minutes of it that we caught— low who thoroughly enjoyed the tkrsa hours later. About 400 gueata pladgad diuing the campaign ha | Mora than' 22,000 dead on the ahalla ripped front and rear Nna ba ratimtfd. UntH Auq. 10 the Better Vision Institute. View­ snd too nawsmen watched him how tha truce In Korea will affect of the nation wa* in a somber Boxford. Mass., said: poEtiona at tha rnta af four a silver wings of an Air Force plWt ing the.se pictures under proper this morning struck ui as even Shriners parade in New York last DR. GEORGE A. rotation of man who oarva thara. wrould work uneensingiy for i t He j bnttlelleld, pert of s 140,000 cas- mood todav a* the w ar guns ‘‘While the future i ^ i i rioud- Tha eapUya J auanasa warn as a student offie’er. ' / more alarming, not because it in­ week. He ahould have, because he sign in an army thaatar building. trsveled to the battlefront shortly \ ualty total, minute. houoa hoy* takan to Xoroa by U. I. conditions is generally good for Tha nine other copies wars tent Tha Far Cast Command has boon r .n .-I . ■ I.’ , , r ed, we can all thank God that an AlHad artillary bqamad back eyesight. On the other hand, it volved violence, but because it didn't have to stand in the sun. As CAILLOUETTE told to work out a modiftcaUan In after he wras elected In November Mora than IS billion dollara to fell Silent in Korea. Happines? ce ha* ba*a signed. At troepo in tha aarly days whan ths might cause some violence. - a matter of fact, he had a choice to North Korea for signing by ths In an effort to Sad a way to and help pay for over 1.125,000 tone of wa* '•tempered with caution isost. and it is a graat deal, the trying to ailanca tha guns. war was si^actad to and quickly. often shows up unsu.spected dis­ Communist Ooramandara. North the rotation achodula wrhich will fit B%’an aa tha ahaotlng andad. Ht- eases and seeing troubles by "This show IS different from location near the reviewing stand. WILL BE OPEN Into Pontagon pregrama now In of- tha bootUltiaa. artilley ammunition; over 1,800.- and praverful thanks fo** daily toss of ur* la at an and.” Tha Army navar haa said hear most daytime shows because, al­ Let's be more specifle. it was above Korean Marshal Kim U Sung and 000.000 bullets and granadcs; dOO tar jaapa and ambulancaa wound many of tha Japanaaa heusa heya bringing discomfort or by failing Chlnasa Can. Pang Tah-Hual. deliverance marked the at- *"3 down duaty bill trails from eutppst ware in Korea, bow many wars to proiluce three-dimensional im though it follows aerial formula, it the reviewing stand at 73mes MONDAY, JULY 27 (Canthmad an Pngs Fonr) (Oanttanad aa Fags n m o ) tanks and 40,000 trucks used up is not a serial but a show in, Square. Our friend had himself a Tiiesdav morning tha Rads will in battle; more than t'wo million titud. of milli.’. . .c™ .. tho ridgM, bringing moaning, bn^an captured and how many wars km- presslons. men to rear bospitals. ad. If ybu don't enjoy 3-D movies which all the suds ate dispenned seat in the. qlr-.condltiqtied offices AS U S U A L ----- CLOSED fed han3rmant. The graatsr was saan by tha Bastam Gas kiifl ' drlng . , . Indian advance miaalon mittea ssamherahlp. to keep a grip on themselves whl e : are replaced only to be broken •iMBtM Hof, pimpim,'Vioeoofm, m ofAm part of our currant dafansa output Fuel Aiaoeistaa. operators of gas'4p aSody Karena war prlaaaee and good binocular vision, you are MHmany cbom4 i61a bb^ rcbIp trritBtiMt The dssUi toll of eight waa the Trio Named ta tha Aruv< enabled to see a single clear pic­ going through the process of 3«t- and again. I saw this done aimriMra from k fd H Ho^Woodor SalvB worst the aUta haa ssan In a long la in flalds likely to ba least af- aad fual eompaniaa. to leave for Korea Aug. 3, Cuba Under* Army La>v Tha latter trie wera acting For- Em flaeni your wb ting to the marriage-license bu-1 more than one occasion. Then teiiorm iftMiif tefrw* modf tlnM. Even the long Fourth of July factad by aarly cutbaeka." A apokaaman for Bastam Gas or ahortl? thereafter, defense min­ sign Mlnlstar Anton Ackerman; 1. Mart af tha ture which appears to have depth PottBri* oo canfBCt. MBtias }rrtfati«B, SOLIMENE reau. completing the appHcaUons 1 <,ame the story about the kitten, and Momorial Doy woek ends eom- Roy F. WllUama, head af tha said "wa expect industrial priadue- istry SOUK* says. hia farmar xrifo. KIM Bchmidt, Bead aantraL and solidity. and then getting back out into tha „,. They, did not get enough pleas- ■fFatulBM. ^odotiom>mdom Horn m. blnod producod fowar i^ th a . Asaociatsd. Induatriaa. of Mssaa-. tlon for military. Fufppfsqa tq.cpu.- New Haven police report maid ptaaidi^. tha Brqman’ii L. •-Mows- aiich -jwjCinerBma^»nd|f^j,tH, air'WftNoot'Kat*tng enough in home 'of wm4th(M’n UMt fiianu- Cinemascope,. which are shown on UK from destriicUm of property, tfaiB. Um H vHfi cbMKbbcb '«H l« uH Thooe who died woro: ehuiiatts. imi'd ha baliavad tha im- tinus hl^.’’ FoUoi^g Rebel Attack and Hana Jandrataky, union . . . (eft over'to be so considerate and now these morons must Inflict pain Hr cWl^TBB end dolfuH ikiii. madiata affect would ba “ payeho- facturer waa ahat to death by man giant curved screens, are based Hod H do tHrfHla§ w »sf oe yom. Frank aicixnar,, 19, of Bast A repraaaatatlva of Batas Man- chalmsnn in Bast Bartin. WET CEtURS-WET WALLS? thoughtful besides. • to'something alive. Hampton, who rah hla car into a logteal, with a prohabla alow-dowh ufaeturing CMnpany, a- faxtita- who than critically WouatM kim- End wattf mpkge and dampness once and for tfi upon - the/ -fact. Umt. you normally vflMMfi hetk miiHiid . Tlm,d*rtuinna Jwara,ta*cba)4 jratKl. 'Now, ’thertiV 'no queetiofi -biit ' They will not he satisfied no#: J«rs oi TbWm. br4 Wan^BF Mrr . ' tloo yantordsy aftevwhon en'm-rond.' of fodurtrtal acttvtty tw avary tom: ■ saakiag-flim ta Lowtatna. Matas, aaif,. ia -auicMa a ttaaipt . . Cap-. ’■ '•HUvund', '^ h a .~ '■ Jifly ' 2 T'- taV"'4 hi()t' awwiim^ h * ..■ • '.l,!.ir'baah'' tairday 'at tho wiiidiv of a Iwo-Oay ^ Iddh'di with amazing New Foeaev/a CPPROXl Requires . sense yourself in the center of a that every woman listening to that until theli: sadistic minds can car­ Bold ,ki Maaghester ky. A.rt|ier, Aklft. BOIPft Pdtr ..«K. Applc^V^la^ Jarge curved.area. and-aTs-tmty...... cltcUi»g.,J>ko .Fpcotwmug.^The ■ punity. But wjtaa thg. immadUta qald; ’’bayond hacqining fWAceua- BraMdant. Tulgaacie . .B.SLU atA.!.jallad-but said maay . of-thflaa-arw *f tha oasnnU4tap.ki' auummane .nr... mm. NO wetting of wilU before or after application. ''Wnw'saiil to hersrif,' "Why couldn’t ry our a Leopold-Loeb. Who ' are WcMofl and frana Drag Btoree; ' yooth was lo hav# snawerad trnf- psycbalagleat affart of rfoto^ toBMd to' <^palltioB. oh: 'Which CaBL. shoots down twin snilaao; slappod atarir martial law over i rmtad bafl " eowfomtd epiiiBllcIty vaguely aware of any border to my husband have tw n th a t; these moronic sadistic Stallnltes 7 -or yeur •etowa gragglat. fio aummonaaa this weak in Bast paaca Is ever, buaiaaaa ahould Russian-built plana over North Ko^ and Bra daparL Above or below ground-intide or out! } colon. your visual field. These pictures UST chance Trade-in sale tha United States aorauilly ^ 6 n today after crushing sn wlU parsons connsetsd with tha In 'n coauasmiqaa laouad In the thoughtful. Goodness only knows Hampton and Portland. swtng back to normal." thrivaa, I would not think paaca res to mttaek by aoma 330 armad rabola Prio leglma. namm af Pramiar Otto Oretawohl I any lliey baifova f - attempt to reproduce your nat­ how ner\-ous snd distraught I was j ------Ho waa to have apimared In WUHam F. Sullivan, praatdant of In Korea would maan very much." ay at nnr. aR Me atorum two Friday, ural feeling of "center." an two army porta in aastam Havana ratnalnad quial but tha lend Waller Ulbrich. party aacra- COPROX _ and how much I would like, to have You can’t beat the trade-in allowance we are now gfv> Cast Hampton's court this avenlng Uia Natkmal Asaociation of Cotton J . P. Creaby. vice praaidant of Oanattor McCkirthy says Sanstor Cuba. Fifty-four paraona wars re- . cabinet suspandad all constltuUenal toQ gonaral and deputy pramiar. dahtrday. on# yiriirdsy and ana eOPRERIZEO WATERPROOFING OEMENT »*Ct Among the visual. troubles gone out under a tree to fill out I on a charge of operating an un- Maaufaeturara and tha Northern the LaPointa Machine Tool Oom- Monronay (D-Okla.) la 'Taklag •edny— woro hmad m hgr Mo which may cause discomfort' in ing on the new 1933 Dodge. Drop in . . . nee and drive ported killed. Including 35 of tba guarontaaa for id days. This par- tJlbrieht. afta* nunorad as n llka- the forms." the new ’33 Dodge Meadowbrook 6, Coronet ft and f i lt e r e d motor vohicic, ^acad TaxtMa asaociation. sa:id tha "Ko- over the Jab af wMtownah and attackars. Id soMiars and a poHea m iu Batista and the army to rule i >7 pum* target rinca tha workers aame parson. AR ware hi M| BLjSH HARDWARE CO. vievnng stereoscopic films are: She'd probably aay that even If ' against Mm May Id, aad hs Port­ (•aa war boom eotlapaad two yadrs iiraoMnmd an Pago Sis) cover up ^ Oommunlim and cor- ssrgaant. unchackad. | outbreak, won unanimous rs-alac- aomo aron a t Rm oity. tendency for one eye to turn 'in she had gotten her marriage 11-1 BUY Coronet 8. land's court Wodnoaday on a niptlon." , . . Senator Kaowland Tha govammant aceuaad former Official souiqaa mid that a i tlon as sacrotary ganaral, tha pert 79S MAIN RTREET or out. aubnormal sight in- one cense in the middle of winter and ' charge of apaodlng. He was ar­ (R-Calif.l tail* House United President Cerioc Prio Socarraa, number ef pareona pickad up ia PASRBNeBBS SAFTC eye, difference In size or shape a blizzard was raging outalds and rested on the latter charge July 4. atatas amsl aat tot "neutrals who ousted by Batista’s coup in March, • Havana and Santiago Do Cube for <« an Png. Thma) Jnfo 2T-id> ■ AR Lueine ’Thoriault, 19, o f Hart­ Arizona Police Crack Down aat out three years of war" have ld«2. of responaiMHty for tba at- - quasUoniug bad bean rolmaad. and crew ef h MEMORIALS TELL US WHiS'YOU WANT ford. who waa killad In that elty dpclaivs voice in Korean paaca tacks aarly yostarday on the Mon- [ Among tbom was ratlrod Gan. Jom Beyal M FOrun Satiu’day rooming In a two-car talks. . chads army barracks at Santiago Garcia TVuum. who helped Batista aolllaian at an Intarsoetien. PoHca Sen. Leverett Saltonatail EMAIO BROSr— Jaan-Ouy B . Drouln, M, af Naw Those aalsad censtitutad ap- minora, and marrying tha spouaa operation at Naw Torit Hospital paepia and tha army Itself against Bafora tha attackars ward dnrtrti^-^EMm m mmE SINCE 1920 Expert workmaaakip- Huadreda at aatiafled kesaa awaera aad M ahcliM rer^effrorial YOUR DODGE DEALER ' proKltaataly tha anUra population ndS not return to Wsshlugtan BaUeta." doseas of ladustzlal ftrau who'call as for aewaga diapoaal prak j CauMuuad on Psgo Ikiua) af tha vUlagu. Wadnaoday os risnnad. The govammant otatsmsnt did am PEfs Ms) TOJPHONE MANCHESTER Mltehol 3-7691 leaaa will teati^ they caa ALWAYS rely oa Meklaaej Brathara. A. H. AIMETTI Prop. 634 CENTER ST. T E L MI.3.5101 We also lastalJ aeptle taak syateou aad sewer Wane HARRISON STREET—BIANCHESTIfR

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