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w MONDAY, JUNE^B, 19B« >AOI >t)US1CEll » ATtrafs Daily Net Press Rss The Weather - lianrl;pist(r ISnrnitto V^ralb Far tba W eek Badad Faraaaat af V. 8. Waatbar BmeeB ■ ' • ' ' ..I______Same IS. IMO C l^ . eaal taiaigbt. LaW la aOi Linda A. Giacomlni, Joan A. Broa. haa ever houaed workem Ma. Fair Wadaraday asoialag, 127 Piano Pupil§ Schaibenpflug, Helen 1. Jette. Girls to Work there. 12,065 waim la aftamaoa, sliawrars, tSee- A bou t Tow n Maureen S. Kerr. Gail J. CoUvac- Grange Notes AccordiM to the local.odTice Sr drniteniM at lOgiM. Higti le aaM On Farms Here the State Employment Service, a Maaabar ad tbs AaSIt se*. Heard in Recital chio, David W. Bell. Donna L, Me* number of other tobacco growera Baraae ad Onmlattam Mtmehester-^A City of FlU of* Chants Mtetiw l**t Jn*d St., U now on Iparanta and friendi attended the farm work. Theae*workera will be (CSaasUlai AdvaHWag aa faga iU) « £ to H U » a nfter eompMUiis Janice C, Smith, Karen E. Wal­ be Mualc Night .with Evelyn cheater yeaUMay for aummer to­ I houaed in rwmpe on the farma. VOL. LXXV, NO. 227 ^FOURTEEN TAGB8) MANCHB8TBR. CONN., TUESDAY. JUNE 26, IIM PRjCE FIVE CENTS Snt In a aeriaa of four recitala ter#. Maxine E. Webb. Mary Aijne Foater in charge. 'The theme of tnnr wwka of tmlainc nt tli« Mn> gtvan by the piano. pupila .of bacco work on Cullman Broa. lU n Oorpn C unp Poadloton, Aronaph and Antoni N. Sadlak jlr. Jhe program will be "life'a farm ih thla area. n-adaiic ■. Werner and Paul A. Journey With Mualc.” Odie. Chetelat local inatructora. yeater* The girla, all of high achoot age, ANEW The program .will biclude inatru-. were raefutted by the State Em­ ShoeRepair Shop [day afternoon in the veatry of Couple Observe FUNERAL HOME A non WM bom Wodnoadny in |■Temple Beth Sholom. The room mental, vocal, aoloa, dueta and I ployment Service anti the Tobacco Ike-s Aide R u tfM d HondUl to Mr. and Mra. waa decorated with palma and quarteta. Mra. June Park, well Growera Agricultural Aaan.. after UNDER EXPERIENCED OAK ST. ENTRANCE m m u y wymnn. 1.01 Bdridgo St. Sowera. A varied program of SO 25lh Anniversary known vocaliat and member of the the employment aervice found MANAGEMENT numbera waa .preaented. grange, will aing ''End of A per-, there waa an inadequate labor aup- JOSEPH MIGILORE. Mgr. AadanMa-Sbon AuxiUory, No. Tonight another group of atu- Ml*, and Mra. Erling Laraen. 4A feet Day.” I>oiy and Gay Barber, ply in the State to fill Cullman'a DefiesCall MM6, vrw , wiU hold n kitchon denta will give a program at'S: 15 Doane St., celebrated their 2Sth paughtera of Edwin Barber, will ordera for wrorkera. • aoeUl tonlxht nt S o'clock at the a t the aame place. anniveraary yeaterday with a par­ aing a duet. Alao, there will be k The girla, who will work on THE JOHN F. -T Special Faf^Tuesday Only! hooM of Mra. Dorothy raulknar, Thoae wdio participated In yea* ty for alMmt 00 frienda and rela- comical veraion pf ''Scbooldaya” farma In Ellington. Wapping and To Testify ,4lS X. Oentar S t Proceeda will ha terday'a recital were . Helalne A. tivea from Mancheater, Eaat Hart- acted out by two grange membera. Silver Lane until Sept. 1, are be­ 'usad for the'Oancar Fund. Einbinder. Bobert H.. Nolhnick, •ford, Weat Hartford and other Thla ia. only a portion of (he pro­ ing''quartered in the Community TIERNEY MEN'S. LADIES' Ate ^ M ^ Nancy Parclak, Barbara L. nearby towma.. A dinner waa gram and all of it promiaed to be Y. , FUNERAL HOME ^CHILDREirS Wsfihington, June 26 (AV- Norman A. Millar, aen of Mr. Zubrow, Judith Ann Haberem. aervod on the lawn In back of their intereating and entertaining. A lot The Y haa. provided quartern for nnd Mra. CUranca A. Millar. 07 Jamaa W. Smith. Gerald C. Smith. home and they received many of work haa been |hit Into It, ao.lt out-of-atate girl tobacco workera 318 WEST CENTER ST. Wbite House aide Maxwell la hoped that membera will atr^e for a number of yeara. However, TEI-. MI 3-1323 Radgo S t, haa boon promatad to Gary B. Scovilie, Linda J. beautiful |lfU.. , [Ubb declined today to testi- Police Marina Sav ant nt Uia Naval Air Hohwreiler, Kenneth P. Ytilea. The^couple haa one -aon, Earl, to turn out for thla meeting. thla la the flrat time Cullman S h o e M ^ Yy before the Senate Investi- Tadmtaat ‘m lninr cantor, Mem* rationa subcomnriittee. Sen. *4 pMa, Tma. HoR Soles McCarthy (R-Wia) called hii Oampball Council,^ No. 57S, I WE REPAIR, REBUILD and RESTYLE refusal “inexcusably arro­ KaiSMa of Oolumbua, will hold ita | gant” conduct that the Sen­ Plots Bared A rm a s S ets h.ataHatiOB banquet thla evening. jjlLL TYPES 0F SHOES ate should punish as con-, S:0S, .nt tho BHtiah American tempt. CMb. Rabb, aecretaiy to the cabihet, O n B r a z il, Seige After A non was bom Thoraday a t | sent word "There Is nothing 1 can Hartford Hoapitat to Mr. and Mra. add"' to his denial of yesterday that ha or any of hi* staff "leaked" EMbii N a v ^ , 133 Oaepwood Dr. r e d t a g C u b a H e a d s A iiirm S tate Attention* AH Home official documbnU to author Rob­ The regular meeting of the An-1 ert J. Donovan. * He spid "I ihust rebpecUuUy de­ Sareoa-Shea Auxiliary, No. 3048, By THE ASSOeSATKD PBE88 Gusttmala. June 26 (4V- vnv. WiU ho haM at tho Peot| SPECVAU cline" to comply with gn invita' , Tht BratUian government roerna tmocrow aU7:30 p.m. Re- tion that Jie come in and make Presidqnt Carlos Castillo pqrts of tho racant Departmant I DRESSAUKERS! that statement under oath, and announced today it hid Amlsa put the Army Ib .cob* f^Bventlon win bo glvan aniT alac- also tell whether he knows who did broken up a plot to assassi­ trol of Gustemsls to^y after don of dalogatea to tho National une HALE'S FABRIC DEPARTMENT OFFERS ‘Girin’ Up? % Eye." give tha Information to Donovan. nate Ppeqideitt Juscelino demonatratidns in which four OodveBUott in Dallaa, Tax.. Aug. Ha looks' protty glum hart, but Jimmy Joyca, 10, aaya ha. Secret Deramrate Kubitschek and arrested «n atudenU were killed. ., 13-17, win taka ^ c e , foUowod by isn't givlag up on hia balovad Piratas. * A phoiographar who Tha autaommittce Is trying to Albanian citizen. a hraah party. ROfraahiBonta' will found Jimmy rooting for the Pirataa by hia radio in PitUburgh, team how Donovan obtained "se­ Col. Luna Pedrosa, head, of the The Pmaident declared a state be acrved.by Mra. Mary LoDuc and | Fifiest Quality Designer f ava Uia lad a ptetuta of Frank Tbomaa croaaing Uia p|ate after cret documents and materiala' poUtical police, identified the mah of staga^modifled form of mar-. Mha. taura Beabait. la homar June 34. Jimmy waa tba vlcUm of ' a fOtil "ball at about cabinet meetlnga for a book aa Antonio Oonsullch Valentlm. Llal law. The Army, aasuming Brand Electric .'Ferbaa Flald on Juna 33. hS has written about the Eiaen' alias Guido Antonio Upertensll. ntrol, asksd^tha cooparatlbn of . Mancbaater Lodgt, No. 71, a f I hower adminlatratlon. The . colonel declined further in­ « peoplo to avoid furtiwr cladhas. ’ and AM, win hold a atatod oeaa-l Cotton Dress Lengths Sen. MOCIeUan lD.-ArkT, the Th* deaths cam* last night dur^" mnaleation a t tha Maaonie llampla formation. subcommittee chairman, did not Kubitachek himself said the only ing studsnt dcmbnatratlona on th* tomorrow night a t 7:30, foUowod , Immediately rule on McCarthy's capital’s Main Stifeet against a ^ a aodal hour and rofroahmonta. if V e u ? •REGULAR 99c to $1.49 Yd. action that would be taken agalnat Quarles Says U.S, demand'' that tha aubcommittee the man would be to expel him. government crackdown on Com­ Thla will ha tho laat achaduladi munist agitation. In addition to subpoena Rabb. He deplored publicity given tfie mooting unUl Saptombar. NATIONALLY ADVERTISED McCarthy aaid tSe aubcommittee the dead Ultra wara 17 watotdad. incident. The poitc* fired oubniacitnaguna ' should do this and itaelf "dt- Authorities.would not say what Naval Aviation Cadot Charloat termine the punishment" without and pistols into the ranks Of sav- T. MuUanoy m . aon of M ra Mary Has 1,0003-47 Jets motivated the reported plot. They inferring the case to the Justice eral hundred studento who W*r* B. Mnllanay, 134 HUUard St., te immed to attach little importance iflarching toward th* goeerantedt d^iartm ent if Rabb agtfln decHhe* to the event. fThe man ;inder ar- training in formation flying at tha to testify. V palae*. About half , the marchem Saufley Flold Naval AuxUiary Air FABRICS Washington, June 26 OommlaaioB. Furthor information CORNER OF MAIN AND OAK STREETS ' make the increbae 3500 million. ' — (tJeellBaed an Page Eleven) Showed affUlatad groups waro* op- totlon.’* ■ ~ The U.S. Air Force does not y tl amtlng In Miami and Tampa, Fla., ^Damndesif Word$ and application forma can ho ob-| Sears Ih Juices Instantly Quarlea appeared before a haw such a supersonic -bomber. Nasva 'fhsaavwK. - tatnod a t tho pool pffica hart. Ap- ape^al Armed Services eubcom- The apeao'of' sound'varies from h y T r e n u k n Soon'■ftee taafei pHoatkwo muat bo fllod vrith the I Reduces Meat Shrinkage mittw that has bacn investigating 760 miles an hour at sea iJvel ta ' Pair Fbtiii# pead thaggvamnteitei Itagtofial Director. Flrat U.S. dvll relativa U.S.-SVHet air power and about 643 miles an hour at ■ ^ eere was iiq suggaatlon o^ London, .June 38 of) Harry Sarvleo Ragton, Poat Offica and urging'more Air Force ^fund* im­ altitudes above 35,000 feet. “ i S r t s s s f maroliiad dgHantly Cetirthouaa Building, Boaton, l,| Ends Broiler Guess Work : mediately to olfaet SOriet Russia's In Milford Home Communist Involvamant, howavar. Truman visited the fomlii of .Bri­ from a m**t«:gr at th* unhraratt^ . The top U.S. Airman, a group of And offldala aaid foimar (hiban tain’s dreat today and said he o i i s e 8 / expanding air power. his aides and British, French and Officials had sent them a warning Automatic Contfplied /'Meal-Sentry HALE’S SELF SERVE Seaa SmaSer Amount Voted Milford. June 3fi Dutch Prerident Carlo Prlo Socarras, wanted a short epitaph on hi* own maaaaga thaL^ay woiild b* "nwapt other foreign military men were now a refugee'in Miami, alao waa earlier, SSnate RepubJicsn lead­ immigrant and hit aife were found grave. Waahington,' Juna. OS (^--The-iSall clttss of over 950,000 .populn- from the atraata" if they attamptM shown the new plane during a con- dead toda,, in their apartment and not impllcattd. ”TSk, sir," ha remarked to re­ Giant Automatici Oven m er Knowli^ of California told re­ .jluc'ted tour of the closely guarded First arraota hers war* made biggest road bulldlAg psogram In Uon. to stag* a protoat ^ porters the Eisanhows!^. admin­ police theorispd the hueband shot porters. "I . want them to put on 'H i* proqMaion, turned into Sixth Kubihka Air Baac, about 40 milea mine ‘He done, his damndest* the natton'a hlsU>iy--3SS bilUpn for Tbe House and tha Senate had I and MEAT DEPT. istration la sticking to its defense from Moacow. . himself after IdUtng hia wife. broad, atraight highwaya ertss- dlaagraad over tho method of dia- Avenue, th* pitnelpal huiinaas budget. Ha added, however, that The bodM of Mr. and itr e . Rob­ (CoathHied aa Paga FItteea) TouHiig through St. Paul’s ■treat of the capital, and haodad Tmr Air Aeadcmy Cathedral and Westminister Ab­ crooslng -the country—waa paosed tributlng the money for th* inter- V A IilY WIL0IN» CO. tha half-bilHon dollar Republican Today the American, and British ert Buteyn, both about 30. were by the House today. at'.te ayatem among the atates. to the Prasldant's offlcaa af tha compromiae would be "more ac­ discovered by police after occu­ bey, the former U.S. President A witnaa*' aaid a detachment of < J liar IVaa Batinmto O a bur Price Is So Low, We air officers toured another aacret visited the tombs of tbe Duke of With It goea a higher 3I4fl00,000 Their ctmfereea reaclted n com­ MB s-sns 'X-; ceptable'^ .than the larger amount Soviet installation in tha Moacow pants of a first floor apartrjent re­ tag bill for the -next 16 years for promise " wheraby for -the flrat afebut 20' poltcaman, drawn qp propolied by the Democrats. ported that blood was dripping Hagerty Raps Wellington, Admiral Lord Nelson, acroaa tha avonu* outelda a OMvto Are Not Permitted To area ^— the Zhukovskl Air En- Charles. DIckena, Prime Minister motorail America to nuUu (he 13- tliree yeara the regular formula In a prepared statement, gepeering Acadeniy. Soma sources through their ' ceiling from, the year program pay-oo-you-ride. o. regular fadehu aid to roada-^ Quarles conceded that he had. apartment above. ^ * Oladstone and others. (OwUsoad *■ rt«a Blgkt): said it was an aeronautics labora­ At the historfe Abbey Truman The Houaa paaoed tba conference baaed on population; area > ant Print It Here! > / asked for more that 819 billion for tory. Others aaid they believed it Mrs. Butesm'a body wag lying on Story Ike Bids report- on the program by voice rural j-oed mileage—would be fel' the fiscal year starting July and a bed. Her huSband'a body, was ly- }■' stared down at the cold, atone waa inercly an anglnearing school floor and' commented: vote In a few minutes and with no lowed. this had been reduced $2,300,000,000 for air oAcera, Raporters and Ing jtfi ,m hallway nearby .with d debate. -For the remaining 10 yeara of by Secretary of Defebse Wilson gaping wound on the right aide of Wilsoii to Quit "Frankly, I’d rather be under EMER6ENCY T u b s , and Wed. Only photographcri who tried to ac­ the ground than under a stone The meaaure now has to be ap-1 the program the aUtea would get and President Elsenhower. company the perty were barred the face. Blood saturated the floor. proved by the Senate. | what they need to. complete their, o n . MIRNER But Quarles insisted that the Near Buteyn'a bpdy was a Bel­ Waahington, Juna 3fi l/9l—White floor like this. It (Vould be a lot BuUetuig from the area. easier to get out when the Great House and Senate conferees sections of the lifterstate system sn v iC E actual reduction, after transfer Th> aame thing happened yes- gian pistol from which two shots House press secretary James C. The federal government elso and other bookkeepteg tmerattoSi, terday, when the visitors went to had been fired. Dr. William J. H. Hagerty dismlaaed aa "a lot of Horn blows.” worked out their differences on the from tho A P Wiros Truman stood silently' for program last week and came up would step .Up Its share of present Hunf^s Tomato Sauce amounted to only *284 million. Kubinka Air Base. Fischer, laedii^ examiner, 'said nonaenaff' today a report that aid for roads, spending 32,500,(K)0, This, he said, 'is .less than 2 per they luid beet, dead about 10 houre. •everal minutes before a tablet In with what some •members called CALL Reporters who'tried to trail the President Elsenhower la displeased "the greatest governmental con- 000 for this in' the next three cent of the original request. foreign viaitora were halted 30 T im ing an autopsy. Dr. ~5scher with Secretary of Defense Wilson St. Paul’s erected to an American SENATOBS BAP WABEBZf airman, William Meade Lindsley ■tructron program In the history yeara The states match these Waahlngtoa, Jtwa S8 (P>— WaUAMS Use in meat loaf, hamburg­ ‘.The sccdrlty. of the United miles outside Moscow. aaid ha was unable to give the and plana to ask for hia raaigna- funds on a 50-50 basis, Statea ia not solely a question of exact cause of Mrs. Buteyn'a Fiske ni. A guide explained that of th* world.’' SeiM. - Bastlawl (%BUm ) a«fl OIL SERVICE ers, spaghetti, csfiseroles. Twining said later The new craft tion. Fiske, serving.with the Royal Air Additional. funds for rciada In military defense,” he said, adding was a twin-engine, light attack death. He aaid there was a posti- Hagerty made the Statement' Rep. Fallon (O-^Md), author of MoDtttlty (B-YVI«r today ■»• that thera also must be "sound Force, was the first’U.S. oAcer to th* measure, described it this wky: cuaad Cfelaf flwttea W am i af No Money Down S CANS when asked for comment on a pub­ lose hlsOife In; Britain in World "Through the provisions of this (OMtlnaed en Itege Eleven) economic foundations.” "faUasrtag th* OolMMWkt pw ty Ml 9-4548 ^ "(ContianfA ea I ^ e nft««al (CeaMaued oa Page Throe).' lished Story to tha effect that War 11. He waa kilted Aug. 8. I consider it a part of my duty EUsephower has definitely decided hill,'the American people will ride liM", aod tafctfeg m vtnr tha. ' to seek and to urge the most eco­ 1940. iaiely upon many thousands of Cm—iiialst* arfL. Jaat awsHur YpUR OLD RANGE IS DOWN PAYMENT to run for a second term and will Truman started his day with a nomical methods of providing ade-. miles of broofl, atraight. trouble- paSHcai, party. Belli aoM they Governors Questioned ask Wilaoit’a realgnation after the walk along the River Thames dur U.S, Nuclear Sho^ ONLY quate air power for the country," election.filErtiAn. * free. roads, four to eight lanes did feat aoeoae W omw a t halig ' Quarles i.ssid. 41, father bf th'tM sons. wide, crlBS-crosaing Ariiertca from a CtooMmuilat. iMt MeOoiBgr aaid The atory quoted "high coaat to copst and border to bor­ Repqrted by Japan SALADA Quarles said the existing medi­ ministration aource." "there la aoaiathlag iMHeally um Jet bomber "provides practical (Oonliaued oa Page Three) der." wroag with him." Hagerty said he had.no icom- Program Marked. Urgent . Tokyo, June 26 lAb-—The .United ^ A Eosy T«rm8 performance cbaractcrlsttca over A d la i H a s 400 B a llo ts ment on the Presidlint’a steond TEA BAGS the target which are only moder­ Republican leaders have' said States may have se,t off, another REDS UPSET m VJr. fully Guorantuud term plana. But as to t tha report they belliw* President Elsenhower big nuclear blast today at' the «MMf.l4Je48 100 Count Only r ately Inferior to those of tha Bear about Wilson, recently embroiled a Vaitod NatlaiM. N. Y.. t a w SS • r Bison type bombere.'' will go along with tha added taxes Bikini testing^-' grounds. Japan's — ^more from Republican-controlled "I think that's 'a lot of non "urgent.” . ' servatory eald - iU 1. instruments sia's new long range bombers. sense.” ^ Culled from AP Wires deffedtely ioay diacuaaioa of tfe* A % M aeteto of the 31 BepuMIcan weitem statea. Kaystohe ISfTthe program is a from Hokkaido in . the noilh to 18-mantfe.aM Algarlaa oootSet. NORGE NORGE Wilson, last week used the word .(COothsned on Pago Ftlteea) governors stgiied o petition to­ Alt. of this made Harriman a 41,000-mll*' system of interstate Kyushu in'the south picked up The vote coma after rnwe* 13CU. FT. ^ I.9S day formally, urgiag aod strong contender foq a.-nomination "phony" in talking about Senate Spviet Foreign' Minister Dmitri marked atmoapberlc prass'ure $ Shepllov meets with liCbaneae defense highways to cost called for an Immediate decislea DELUXE30" pk^gtog full support to the which "wtll go to the first Demo­ effcfftt to boost Air Force funds some $27'-it billion. 'The federal changeil similar t^those rscotded to bar all. oooaMeratkm of tha DOUILE DOOR renomlnatioa sad reeleetton of crat who accumulates flSfi'ji. votes in the'“defense -Jmdget. He later Government offieiala in his con after the;May 21 a § t and again on • l o o d s N o t tinuing campaign to promote Rua government would, pay $24,825,- Algerioa problem ia the ll-wa- ELECTRIC RANGE REPRIGERATOI^ Mildest liquid for dfshes, President Elsenhower. on any ballot at the Chicago con­ backed away from the etatement 000,000, or 00 per cant of its cost; May 28. tIon eOunelL litformed quartaca Em loeknl quitrllL Guard Airmen but aroused Senators of both par­ ao-Arab relations .. Eight U.S. Air Reg.sige...... 2 cans vention. Force Olobemaatera based on New (he states vvould pay the rest. (In Washington, an Atomic En- sold Fra»e* hod eoaugh auppert, Went to hospital. Atlantic (Tity, N. J., June 36oPi ~ The letisst Associated Press tab­ ties lambasted him and tome .de­ 771* syMeni would (X>nnect 42 tecluidlag tha United State* sad Adlai E. Stevenson appears likely ulation -of delegate pledges and manded that he qiiit. Zealand will conduct biggest air Cat paid while'out of «wrti. Saved After 20/i drop yat attempted in the Antarc­ state xapifals ami 90 par cent of (Continued on. Page Two) Britaia, to keep tho laaoe off Ih* I to collect more than 400 overpow-1 announced first ballot preferences New Oxygea lahalator tic. eauaeS’B ageado. Getwell. FuDy Automatic DOUBLE OVEN Electric Range ir s POULTRY TipE AT HALE’S: spring presidential ‘—nominating gavt'----- Stevensoh------' 301',, -Kefauver------On another published report, North Garolina county coroner's Hospital m d doctor bills Hours on Raft votes from the 27 Demooratlt^-con- 165 and Harriman 110',.. Hagi^rty said that' oxygen .equip­ Jury unable to:4e'cide how Oren A. FU E S THBOUOH CUBTAHC t rolled stAfes represented at this Gov.j John F. Simms of Nevv also pakl for him. ' - ment 'ahvaye haa been In the White Pruitt,. btidegr^m for only one Berlin, June 38. (dV-UjI. #f- • 2 CH ARCO AL BROILERS I 48th anhiial Governors’ ‘ Confer­ Mexico, a Stevenfpn aUppor^er, House diiitng the Eisenhower ad- y, .fell 6,900 teet to his death from You and A^adiation rtcUls enld they were ndvlw d Hew coma?'Has Hirtford The Famous "three Legged*' Falmouth, Mass., Juna 36 — ence. was one of the first: to reefignixe • HLLO DEEP FRYER Although he epent 30 hours toss­ miniiBtration and he said h'e pre- an SLirtiner . Moscow' Radio an­ that Wllibun P. t«ar, VJI. Accident - Sickness Insurance, ing in rhoppy seas in Sj small, in­ .On .the basis of an Associated publicly the Harriman sur{;e, aumeil previous administrations nounces the «mOh at 89 of Reinhold avlatton equipment nMinfaci • ELECTRIC CLOCK TIMER Press survey of opinion of the gov­ Si'mma saif In an interview that have qad it too. GUere. famedj Russian composer With no letup in atomic experlmenU in eight, time' is running tnrer, had landed eofcly hi 'Maa- You should toe. Cell us. 1 flated life raft. National Guard out for sciantlsui cdn'cerned about the hasards of radiaUon to • 2 GIANT A u t o m a t i c o v e n s ^ $■ ernorsE I 8 8 U I V %rn or their representatives(vpi V«VI1V4SU* W I while --- he -- ia - —confident Stevehson This steinmed from a (sport by and winner a t many, Stalin prises. cow todny on hi* unprecadawtad flyer Robert H. Springer, 28, of present end future generation. fffeedham. todey was found to have from those statea which have Dem-1 will win the nomination 'H arri Drew Pearson that Major Gen. James Muir, lead'Fng Canadian flight from Berlin la-hla prtvnte • RANGE LAMP^STORAGE ...... mah .la gaining 1..In .» a lotI..a of place*.___— t auffered only a case of aiinbiim. . ocratic chief executives, Stevenson | Howard M; Snyder, tha President's banker; says the. West should con­ Just how much' danger Is involved? , How"soon M-iil it be­ > plnne: He teak off andler tadMf- : DRAWER Springer was plucked 'unhurt ha* only .to break even In 31 GpP- Stevenson's campaign mdnager. bhysician, tried 16 suppress '(h* centrate mere on trade with - the come aautc? And what kind of speclflc damage to human be­ It was the first time the Raa- • HI SPEED, "MICRO" UNITS - 6NB BROILING OR FRYlNti CHICKEN h'r. m^y-xaft nva ’ dominated sUtes to w rip up his James B. Klnpegan, hesitated to fact that a new oxygen Inhalator Soviet Union and Isg* "n ‘hiving ings are scientists worried about? stans had permitted any woot- Martha's Vineyard yesterday. 20 ' P«' ty * nomination on an early teat the temper of the Democrats wa(i recently purchased for ppsal- Russia free her aatelUtes.” . . emrr lo fly bwdnd tlw Iron Modd E.412 '■ ' A N D /N EXTRA CHICKEN I.EG hours after ’ he parachuted from i ballot at the Aug. 13 Chicago coil- attending this conference, but Gow. German leader say* more 'frequent An important' two-part series by AP Science reporter Frank Curtain la ouch d pteoa. hia fuel-leas jet plane on a flight' ventlon. Fred Hall of Kansas steppeef out (Coallaned oa Pag* Eight) pay for U.S. soldier* in Germany Carey provides answers' to these alarming quesUons and explains ' from Langley Air Korea Bass,- Va.,. The strong reservoir of Stqven- confidently on tho . Republican^ wouick help ketp thSm out of exactly what* recommendations have .been made by the NaUonal U4L JET MISSING ' CUtoain Japan, June 3d (P)—■ SUPER DE LUXE -. to Otis AFB. Maas. • son support was disclosed despite side. t trouble. Academy of Sciences in a report on the real and potential hax- NORGE CHICKEN LESS Suffers Huabum what appealed to -■ be an*. upsurge; Hall started circulation of a Skin-divers recover bodies of two arda of radiation. - A U.8. Air Faroe Jet Sghtar In $1 A phyaicgl examination a t OtI* In the strength. of (3ov. Averell i resolution among the ; Republl- Campaign Records Boscawen, N. H... brothers fvho .miseing off northeni Japan, fai NORGE Carey also describes how answers to the problem are being tbe *(*me onw Where Bneriaa AUTOMATIC* DRYER ' ahowed he sufferied no ill effects HsPrifman of New York O ty in the , can. governors piflising President drowned yesterday while trying to Aufomufic ^YT ASHER except atinbum on tha face and S’ake of 'the. practical demite of Ihsenhower ahl) pledging support Lost, Probe Urged awim the Menimac River . . . ■ sought even in the sea around us, the fields, and the wide open MIG* ahot dWa oa Ansarkw CHICKEN BREJtSTS ^ , arms. ' Sen. Estes Kefauver of Tennessee for aecond term bid by the Presi­ Weymouth, Mass., man wte*,8l04,- sky. The object:' To fill in the vacant apets in science's.sUU in- BS9 10 meatlw ag » Thaw wo* * A aecond plane 6n the aame as a challenging candidate. , ; dent. The prospects were that Washington, June 24 (4^ - Sen. 804 ia damages in' suit to recovar compllet* knowledge of how radiation, once released into the en­ .n* enggwUed a* ffer that tha PRICED LOW TO START YOUR MTEK RIGHT flight also plummeted to the sea ^ Harriman harvested the proa- every QOP goveipor in attendance Bridges (R-NH) s*i(i today th* for wife's death and injuries to he vironment, is distributed-.or how its distribution can be con­ ''aghtarbod nw lata treohle wtih \7 6E s8t COR. MAIN orAOAK nearby. 'The pilot was 'reaclied, pact yesterday of gaining .the a t th* ‘tiionference ^a'ould sign as I'uiise ahould "detenniae if im­ and hia daughter suffered In auto trolled. ' ' ^ Soviet aircraft. STREETS ^ from the aea shortly after he para-. backing of Kentucky's 30 votes — soon as he was reached. portant sthtet” *"^* campaij accident with Weymouth fire C«Btcr St. Carey also explains why there is a sense of urgency behind SHOT gUDOE mPROVES • Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales chuted. 'Another officer who, if Gov. A. B. (Happy) Chandler If Ike Doesn’t Runf contributioha have bee.n de- truck. thq^ search and outlines methods already being Used to work out a PhoM Ml 3*4123 parachuted^ arith h|m landed safe-; oan win control of them and make No RopubMcan 'sugge.'^ted that ati-oyedt" Father of six, desc'iibetl aa dis­ Nlcoaia, Cyprus, June 38 iP>— plan for maximum safety for everybody as . atomic plants and ^ A Brlttsh Judge aorioualy ly on land. some sort of agreement with the tha , President might withdraw aa Bi'idfea, chairman of the Sen­ traught over Wife's divorce action, weapons .tests are put into operation at Incraasing rates. ,, i l l Th* third plane in the forma'tion New York Governor. Harriman a result of hia intestinal operation. ate GOP Policy, committee, mad* akot aad killed la a gun haul* with w'ouadad by pei-Greek Orprtata waa reported "aSghUy .feettw" MI 3-1126 landed safely a t Otis. said today no such agreement; h(id B«it Gov. William G. Stratton of th* euggeatloh after House Clerk police last plght. . . Rome, Italy ^ Together, the t\Yo stories' in this top-interest report offer a . tA Coast Guard helicopter used been reached. Illinois said on a television pro­ Ralph F. Roberta said he assumed polict announce filing of narcotics, clow look at a side effect of the'atomic age' that )■ certain to * toddy. Justlee Bernard V. Show, ThJSKHAlCeoM on the search for Lt. Springer Harftmaa Oalahig \ gram yeaterday.ihst tha possibility th* documents in question '.had charges agalnat 'Si peraona. In- gain more and more attention-As time goes on.' The flret who haa oentaacad to death aix AtSBCjr For Hartford cras'hed ih the fog off the Win- In, additloti, i*. hj^-got Kentucky, must be’ copslder*• : ^ I ■ V,'

IIAMCHESTEB e v e n in g HERALP, MAtfCHESTEB, CONN, TUESDAY, JUNI^ U, 195< r MANCHESTER EVENINb HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN^ TUESDAY. JUN^ 26. 1966 PAGE T lUnTWerry AUwtJte Phtyirrmndfi Schbdnic U.S. Nuclear Shot Ffiree MniUclRB *Damndes^ Words Four Minds with One Tl^ou|(ht Rottner Ease Way Afherican Communist Bosses Anti-U^S. Ba^ Parties Wallers Gets Engagement T^arren, On Whbek Pnrad* Repotted by Japan OVALIr Hm» « R 0 V I Asked hy Truman Rm U 6—PBnalngteB \ For W atson^s Renomination Sheep in Russian Pasture Decorated w^ons, bikes, (CanUauad from Page Oaa). CarMa S:45 • Life in Prison i carrlaaes. carts and tricycles TMBgkt Thra RataHkiF Pstton-Gsrdinar (OsBtiBBaii trasi Page 41m ) ! j N ear Ic<^land M ajo rity Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Patton, will tA e over the 10 Manches­ ^ ^ M E WOBqCN” Bridgeport June 55 ( ^ Wal- lhataa Rap. Ray Warren andaEsyro Rose, Olastonbury .tassw <^Uic RuMtui Communist boss, put > ergy Oommiasion (ABC) ipokss- 255 W, Htgh St. announce the en­ Ing which not a Londoner recog­ B j j a iIdcs m a io o w ter playgrounds on Wednesday man said Ultra would bs no cony-, .Ihce Mack Walters wsa senUnced Ally. John 8. (1. Rottner, tw o, chairman, A T N «r» Aaaijrst I them on the spot eveninc for the On Reykjavik, Iceland, June M tjw situation. A _ gagement and approaching mar­ nised him. "It’s Inaritqble,'’ he •,’*H ment on tha rsport. to itste's prison for life today by laughatL "Thev'rt Just forgetUng prominent Menchsater Republi; Talk about s oandidsis to eg- By revealln( Stalin's one-man , Wheels Parade The. children * ^ 0 partiaa that camaalgnsd on A battalion of 4.000 V.S. Army, riage of their daughter, Mlsa-,.aall posa Elmer’s bid for renonHiMiUeti (JPH The frule in all iU horror. Khnishchev ' (Ths spokstmsn notad ths ABC Judge Willism J. Shea. He had Anita Patton, to Leon Edward me, I su^poee.'’^ who wish to uke part decoraU a Joint plaUstm to bet U.8. trbops, Navy and Air rones meq is sU- cans, are being mentiohed sa pot- for State aenator was heard at Dm W k sh in s^ I invited Communists eveiywhere had dscHned comment on a similar been convicted by a Jury of elx Gardiner, son of Mr. and Mrs. El­ TriimsB's Idea for hie epitaph aible randidatra to oppoae the re- lists of the American Commu­ anything they have that runs ovrt of Iceland won U seats In Sun- j tioned at the base, manninn a men and alx women June 14 of, Republican Stats Oonveatlon Hi ,U> be sclf-criticsl and critical of day's parliamentary elections— j listening post for the early warn- rsport May 28 snd planned none on EASTWOOD mer F. Okrdlner.'B Ridgewood 8L recalled a Oontroveray ha once nomination bid of State Sen. El­ nist pstfty. who have acted like e»n wheels. Awards wdll be future reports of the same type. the Srat degree, murder of Mrs. Hartford 10 days ago snd iHcludsd s I one another. He left it up to them aiven to those.with th* moat two short of the auRfbsr raqutrsd Inf radar ayatam froqtinf Oio So- Tha wedding will Uke place stirred near the end Of hla days mer Wataon.. (Hs said ..that Adm. Lewis Dorothy Oshill of FaIrSeld Isat as President. On that occasion ths names of V/Srren and RottMr. artofaat ritepkerda toward ibeir to flfure out how critlcai. outstnndlna decoiatlona to form a government. Official ro- Viet Union's northam borders. B. Ba«aH Oeerca Qcbel Saturday. July 28. at 7 p.m. in the However, both local men today own members, are stlU shew In the As if helpless to know wlj^t to Strauss. ABC chairman, had, an­ Feb. 5. South Mqthodtst Ohurch. he told a group of tha natlon'a edi­ indicated they would net cauae However, Warren today aald tuma ware .Issued today. . Sources ha#e reported progVea-: BA BMaer ■Hal Oarse* that he had considered acakti^ Um Raaelan pOature. Some or them j do or say until they sot the clue Thoaa partlea—the progreasivea alve leader Herman Joansaaon Was nounced previously that, "about 10" The Jury, in returning its guilty tor’s he once saw a tomhatone In trouble for Wataon at the dlatrict •The Harder TlwBirSa verdict, recommended clemency. nomination but had derided sgsiiiat nmy be shorn. . ------from Moacow, .the American Com and tha Social Democrata—now rea0y to try to form • coalition testa would bs carried’ out In ths •ad Boothlll Cemetery at Tombstone, convention, which la to be held In TiMfb is ristns dlacontent in the munlst lead irs kept silent for party's educational director, i current series that began May 21.) TlMyFBir Under the . statutes, therefore. Arts., which said; It. A factor In hla decision, Warfen ported to tha Cdhtrxl Committee face the task of shopping for othsr government on the basis that he The Beea^ Guard Airmen Rocky Hill Saturday. said, was that Watson has said ha party with this leadership which, months after Khrushchev's revela- partners In an effort to put 'to­ had not intended to have the Ths observatory sstimatsd ths Judge Shek had no sltcrnative but "Hare lies Jack Wllllamt. on that. • it»-Ms4B to acntcncc the 35-year-old factory Warren said ha had been a esn- wants the State senata past far rsoently confessed to a whole se-; Uons. This wee' the central corn- gether a coalition commandiiig a Americana compleUly -ousted. blast- -if it was one—was touched “ He done hla damndest.” . didats for the nomination but was- only one more term rise of disastrous mistakes over j mittee finally s|H>ke up. It's all right to- be critical of off at 8 a.m. That was 5 ajn. w-orker'to prison for life. The law Truman remarked at tha tima other Communlats^ he aaid. so majority in tho 52-seat Althing These informanU said a compro­ Saved After 20 i'wlthdrawlng In favor of Wataon.'' "Elmer haa done a good Job" as the pisst lO years and now pre-1 it raised critical questions about (parilaRient)f'. mise was In tha works to amend Bikini time and 1 p.m. B8T Mon­ «ae- -■------«-— Srovides further that he will not .that that was the grratest epitaph tends to be surprised to hear tj,* p»rt played by Russia's new .long as it doesn't thvoivs prinrtple. day. • eligible for future release. He aald Wataon had done a "good guto „netor. Warren said, "and Both Oola HcaU tbe defense treaty. Thia would a man could have ana that ha had Stalin was a dictator and mur- leaders in Stalin's usurpation of The rsnk-and-ftle may be able to The first indications were sartli Judge Shea denied a motion made "done hii"‘8amndeat'' to be a good Job" and was entitled to renomlns-Ywania wants It for one more torm. so Phi swallow tha preaant Icadcra' Bolii gained aaaU In the elec-i caU for a reduction In the sixe of Hours on Raft tlon. ^WiUldrswing...... In favor of hlsa." If itorM's power snd hit crimes. But H did - the U.8. force and an elimination tremors recorded on the selsmo- “THE CONQUEROR' hy'counael for Walt'era. Raymond President. Party membert, writiny to their history-of disasters — the blind tiona, and so did |he CommunlaU. Rottner, who la,sn alternate del' there were no Incumbent and tha this only after the Italien, French while the i^Am eriean Indepen­ of a source of domestic frictleii by grapba st Matsushlro, In central W. and George W. GanUn, asking $ubaequently there WAS a dis­ newspaper, the Dally Worker, and British Ctommunista had asked obqdlencs to Stalin was not news Honshu, at 3:20 s.m. Just thrss that the verdict be act aside aa (CMttnued From Page Oae) pute whether there ever had been egat'e to the National Convention .nomination waa wide open. War- to them but It's hard to see how dence Oonaervawe party of Pre­ paynyint of an Icelaitd S(jty oa all R---- In San Francisco, declared he was eharye dlctatorehlp sfainst the the same questions. goods im'ported for use of base per­ hours later gaugca began fo pick contrary to the evidence. State's such a tombstone in the rip-roar­ fen said. "It would be a differaiit American leaders: Dlrfctly sfsinst these leaders can keep their Jobe mier Olafur Thors lost ground. .A S .a ,W itla r d HUIa e n d s TODAY intereated In the - nomination but story.” "We . . . are shocked," the. com­ sonnel Including alcohol and cig­ up the aloowr-moving atmospheric "The 'BaUr aiA the Brava" Atty. Lorin W. Willis declined to Springer admitted he got a “lit­ ing old frontier mining town's the old snd 111 chairmen. Willism and,carry out the new lint. Tha raturna showad tha prnmss- tle scared" yesterday "when day­ would afcccept it only if It were . Net'laterestad la Fight mittee members said of th« revela­ alvaa won 17 attU. a gain of one arettes. pressure waves, snd thssq conUn- AA.C. Wtllard Hilia. ton of Mr. PhM "GLORY" srguq on the motion saying that burial ground. Z. FOnUr. Indirectly sfdbist secre­ tions. Tht delay in speaking up That line was laid down by ued for about SO minutes, the ob­ light broke and'l didn't see or hear Some toldtlme restdeqts contend- "offered to me on a silver platter." Rottner said the propoiMd ap- Khrushchtv: Bvtrywhsrt Com over theif membership In the last Iceland Has Ne Army and Mrs. Willard B. Hilia, 29 the evidence had pointed clearly to Ha said he would not fight either tary Eugene Dennis, the real hoes, made.them look afraid to take the servatory aald. the guilt of Walters. any pianos or. ships. - 1 figured (k1 there wasn't" any. Others piMttlon to Watson "nevqr get paM munlst partlea should try to'look Althing. The. Social Democrats Iceland has no army. A* ■ Pheipa Rd., who ia atationed at Wataon or Warren to get It. and others. lead In criticising Russia or even member o^NATO It agnsad to fur­ As they had on May 21 and 28, The sentencing itaelf took but they'd given up old Springer." claimed to havf seen a grava tha talking aUge." He said hs waa Tile leadership itself haa con- Ilka national parties and form won S fsaU, compared with their Oarswell Air Porca Base, Foirt Springer's chief complaint was Oppoiritlon to both Elmer Wat- not Intsreated In the nomination If knowlny what,to;say or how far previous total o f 5 . ' nish the site for tbe base ho be the waves reportedly came - from Worth, Tax., haa baen acceptad aa _ one minute. Judge Shea told the marker with the inseriptloq, erect­ cadod' the rank-and-Sle should to go until othe'ra showed tha way. unitsd fronts. How could tha the direction of the Bikini atoll, STARTS' that, the raft waan’t big enough. ed . to the memory of a Uwyer, ion and hla brother, Arthur, who It Involved B flght. * have more aay in the decisions present leaders, already convicted Tha Independence Conservative manned by troops of soma other a musician in tha Carawell AF accused-that .-the Jury . by their SInca it was common Rnor-led^ NATO^JOWer. about 2,200 miles southeast of To­ t o m o r r o w verdict had recommended jihat he "1 couldn't stretch out to get some many years ago. Is State Central Committeeman, It is not known whether any which have ' been handed down of trying to.teach overthrow of tha I isrty’s ' npreMnUUon dropped Band, which hs eonaldert quits an sleep." he said. "It was very un- haa 'been developing in the Foutth other town in the District will of­ for 20 years that Stalin had ont- I 'rom 21 saatS 'to 15.' Thors' party lost seats despite kyo. MaUaee 8 PJS. be conSneff to state’s prison for The former U.8, Preaident, who frtmi the top. man rule and slaughtered people, government, be persuasive T The United States on May 21’ ax honor. Tho day he wrote to his (iomfortable." la winding up a European tour, got Dlatrict, which comprises; .the fer. candidates In opposition ta ^ V.S, Beds Backed Stella The Communists m^vsd ^ from the fact that it go more votes mother, the band played for more Bvaalag oaBtlatMoa from S:45 life. AcHiordirig to'the provision* Four Damocratlc Governors Join in a four-way handshake at the National Governors Confer-- the central cemmittee. In M:dng It than ll'‘'dld Ih the 1556 election. ploded a hydrogen bomb above the of law, he said, he was sentencing He said he apotled land when up at 6 a.m. to test the ankle he' towns of East Hsrtford, Qlsston- Wataon. However. Msnehaeter Tlie top-American Reds had ap- was ahocked to hear all this, put to 5. The% Notional Dsfense water which had (a forca eetl- than a thousand troops. the fo^ lifted yesterday and was aprained before leaving the United ence in Alantlc City,. N. J., Juiie m. with each l^lef SUta Executiva elthar a "favorite aon " or .biiry. Msneheater, Marlborough, Town Chairman William S. Davis p r a ^ every action of Stalin. ‘This was, a result of Iceland's pro- Airman Hills plays ths piano for him to prison for 'life without Itself In the position of being con­ party virtually went out of exli- mated at more than 10 million tons beneSt of release. trying to head toward it with his States and twisted laat week. He outright candidate for the Democratic prasideftUal nomination. ' From left: New Jersey a Robart Newington. Rocky Hill, .South speculated today that Glastonbury DeimlB recently ai:knowledfed ^mpaign Records teiicc. It was opposed to both the 1>ortlonal'''representation system. ths dance orehastrs; also drums, 1HE MOST SfARTUIK Meyner, Michigan's G. Mennan Williams, Naw York's Averell Harriman, and Ohio's Prank G. sidered dumb or hjr^riitlbal. No The final vote tally: of TNT. . It sent a fiery cloud 25 Walters, standing for the sen­ parachute as a iixil- ' found It strong enough to permit Windsor snd Wethersfteid. 'and East Hartford, which had they locdced upon Stalin as “infial- tJniUd SUtes and the -Soviet cymbals, baas and .electric vibro- A Coast Guard plane irom the LAuschc. ... been behind the move to defeat UUa." Then Nikita Khrushchev, one has adcuaed the Redb of being Lost, Probe Urged Progressive Party, 12,585 votes miles Into the sky. tence, bent over to whisper to hla ciiMomary morning exercise. The feeling in'some quarters Is dumb. Union. The party got no seats st The U.8. government haa never harp, several of which tnstrumenta SPy-nUNTEVERnMED! Salem, base spotted SpfHliger yes- thst there haa been "too much Arthur aa State Ontrel OemsAtt* against 15,565 In tha 1556 elsctlon he haa le'arnad to play since enter­ Raymond Gkniih ■■ the Jurist As he walked along the Victoria But Dennis himself provided all. ' — a drop from, 21.5 par cent of confirmed that a teat explosion . Snished speaking. He msde lio mo­ .terday afternoon. Embankment, not a head turned In man through the Nssi-centrolled HEN IS PCP SITTER Wataon In the picture" and that teaman, might come up with aoma another example of continued sub­ (ConMaaed from Page One) Thors had held power with an was set off May 21. but It had ah- ing tha service. tion or gesture >xcept 4o smite at The pilot, Lt. Comdr. Walter C. town to the railorad station. Cole other party members should ’ M other candidatk to oppose Elmar. uneasy Coalition* of Conservatlvsa votes cast to 15!6 par ctnt. "-f He writes that hs has comfort­ his direction. After a lime he be­ Pair Found Dead servience to Russia. Almost aa if Social DemocraU. 15,148 tvetas nounced before the testing began GeoPge Ganlm as he left. Bolton, waggled the plane's wings gan stopping people and talking to and hta companion eventually Nachvllle, Mich. (Fi Bella Is a given an opportunity in the Die- Davis Indicated Mancheeler Re> by the treasurer of the Republican and Progrsaafvas. Biscllons wsrs able quarters, and they are attu mm. pubUciuie would net be intereated saying "oh( thank you, lilr,'' he ex­ against 12.058—a ylss from.- 16.5 that it would continue Into June. . Unlike his previous appearance so Springer would realise he was them—"not very profound" con- In Milford Home reached Spain and freedom. rabbit dog snd likes to hunt. trlct. pressed’ gratitude to Khrushchev National committA for 1M2 and forced when the ; Progreasivea Newsmen who attended the. start ated about 100 yards from Fort in court in May and June, Walteri sighted and that help so()n would But she became a m°ri>er, and Filled Vacaacy In participating in any "stop Wat^ othera filed by the Democratic poshed a resolution through the to 18.2 par cent. vOraation about the weather end Buteyn, employed by a Milford soiY' move. DEVELOPING for eaidng' war Is not inevitable. Independence Conservative#, 85,- of the opcratloas left after the Worth Lake where they go swim w-aa not wearing a lUit or Jacket be on-the way. having a family of four required a Elmer has been e State Senator National treasurer for the years Althing calling for tha removal of the river mostly, he said. (CMUBoed from Fags Om ) automobile agency, came to this The Manchester delegafto to tha DuHng:- hla diacloqures about 028 votes against 28,785—a riss May 28 explorion'. mint. today. He wore a white shirt with After marking Springer's poslv Truman aald it was the only country from Holland shortly puppy sitter if Belle was to chase for three terms, snd Arthur haa Stalin, Khrushchev had told .Rus­ 1B4S-1W2. U.8. troops from the. big NATO Earlier, a professor at Niagara tion on a map, the plane fltw over rabbits. Republican district convention ara base at KeSavIk. from 37.1 to *2.4 ptr cent. the sleeves rolled up to the elbow. time he cpuld remember not being after the war ended. He returned been State Oentr.lOunmltteeman sian Communlats: "There la a The Justice Department aaldt University, Dr. HIronobu Wats- He Had on ..a black tie and black the 55-foot ketch Zara and ''sig­ billty 4he might have, been shot by So Belie arranged with a Rhode Clifford Varney. HewanJ Btaffard, yesterday the reporta ara needad Tha elections loomed IraporUnt- Communist, lo,850 against 12,- recognised in recent years while to' Europe laat December and for I 'i terms. Arthur was namsd' Ronald Sloans and Mira; Mlary Marxlst-Lenlnlst premise which 422 a rise Irom 15.1 to 15.2 per .nabe, reported that radloacUvs trousers. < naled a request that It follow. The walking the streets of a big cKy. her husband after he had strangled irough*. hia wife back with him. Island Red hen who llkea nothing to ths comroitles about three years In . conncetltm with "Investiga­ ly In NATO eyes because of the rain along the coast of the north­ Zara's skipper. complli'd and a her because there was some blood better than spreading hei* wings Jans CrandslL y says that while Imperiallqm exists, tions." One, now underway by KaSavIk issue, and Weatem cent. wgss? During the trial-he had worn A reporter remarked that at 6 a.m. It waa.not Immediately dear Jupt ago to fill the vacancy ersated war la Inevitable.. .there is no fa­ Nationa'' Defense Party,' 8',653 ern Japan Sea indicated a ther­ black loafer ahoea' fsch day. but short whlly, later Springer was many people don’t even recognise on the bed wbere her body was whan they were married. over the pupa while Belle roams. when Judge Charles 8. House of federal grand Jury In St. Louis, sourcas said a spsrial masting of monuclear blast had been set off taken alioard. ■ found. . . Tha pups like It, too- it's warpi. I w M m tal inaviUbllity of war." conesrps alleged tax irregularities. the - Atlantic 4., "I Am a Camera" mouth. down during World War If by a '.hearing any gunthoia. timber, a case knife, a section of thought Communists ..might con­ sponses from both mtn had “ been PATHINSOrPASSKMI. Hospital Notes Palace ...tor luncl with Queen lead pipe and two bottiqs. Tbs weeks ago to oust Arthur from l)ta borii. frlnali and rolallves for ainn*$ quer >y peaceful, parliamentary $250ft00 Fedeml Aid Likely, Roundup Special “Tbe Detective'’ Springer said he had radioed German plane In Belgium, and The building is locatfd at a many aria of kindneu and ayms— quite inconcluslva." ’ OMdAsStVsHhiadnsdlel EUSabejh II. Mrs. Butejrn, then Jacqueline van h^vily traveled croaaroads. and three vlctlme who required emer­ committss post. Arthur won rsetec- shown Ul In our reernt ber«a*eM« . means. land while flying his. Jet fighter "I tjmember her aa a very love­ tlon to his second full- term/but W* ••norlaily thiuia itll Ihooo whs seht Roberts told reporttrs he gave TUt VtalUag Hourei Private rooms, that he was running out of fuel. Dormal, hid him and a crew mem­ police theorixed the aound of tha gency treatment after tha battle OrlUctsm by American Commu- tha Justice Obpartment accaae to Leaves Thursday ly girl," he said, recalling her visit showed that teeth had alao been only by a l-vot margin, 18 to 14. (lowrri and loaaod the uiM at- thfir niata of other Communlats any- Toward New Sewage Ptent 10 K.m. to 5 p.m.; maleralty and He said that when he realixedhe ber in her pa cents' home. Tlje next shot might have been atllled by cars. ’ . all records that wsrs availaUs. '' « to Washington with the Duke of day she led Cole and the other alr- passing traflic. used at close range. The opposition was provided by Tho Irons family. whers ta not apt to get out of hand New England Patrol No. 38, . semt-privBto wards, 2 to 8 p.m.: coUM not make land, he headed the Edinburgh before her father’s But thoaa for 1551 and 1552, ^ e chlldreB’a ward, 5 to 7 p.na. craft to sea so It wouldn't hit aiiy for soma time- Max - Weiss, the safd, ware pet available "because Rockville. June 26 (Special) — frecognltlon of a fatality-free Vear better know aa the "Podunks," are MAN5FIELD death. In 1555 for Rockyllle ant Vefnon, leaving. Thursday to attand the houses, climbed to'8,000 feet and Truman spent much of .yester­ they are not In existence." Tha poaalbiUty of federal aid that Patteato Today: ...... IS7 Jumped. It was his flrat juihp. He said ha assumed they were Playground Program National Senior Girl Scout Round day with prime ministers of the could amount to a "quarter of a up In Milford, Mich., from June 25 TONIGHT IS BUCK NIGHT ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Fred .When he landed in the water, sold as scrap paper as are other On ths n\otlon of Alderman Wil­ I A DOLLAR A CAR FULL Nukis, 12 Bralnard PI.; Samuel British Commonwealth — past, mllUoa dollars" toward Rockville's liam E. Stiles, the Council voted to to July 11. he Inflated the rubber life raft at- present and pitssibly future. He papers no longer kept in the Heridia, Bolton; Raymond Mc­ Uched to part bf the parachute. "llva" fUes of the House. proposed |7(k>,000 sewage trsat- apply for membership in the Na­ The group, which is composed of neCnBIaf^“ '^""XSer Carthy, 715 W. Middle Tpke.; was luncheon host to Hugh Oalt- Bonnie Wyman, Judy Hilliiskii and “■APABI" The .Oo|(Tupt Practices Act, hs msnt plant was - rsvaaUd by tional institute of Municipal Law CtaemaSrese Cater Kathleen Coleman.^ 108 Lockwood skell, who’ll get the top Job It his said, rf^iil'reji ths kseplng of rec­ Officers. Julie Hough of Manchester and Labor party ever gets ooqtrol ft Mayor Herman O. Olson al a Plat. Bt. Bardea “ Tes (iaa” S(.; Miss Mary L. burke, 143 Main | Unioil Ballot l^et ords of campaign expenditursa for At a meeting of the Recreation 5ve girls from other Connecticut WED.: “BhowMl Junction" St.; Connie Shorrock, 276 E. Mid­ Parliament. He had taa vrijh In­ only two Saars. Roberts said he masting of the Common ^Council Board following the Council meet­ towns Alice Gilmore, Judy Vibert. dle T^ke.; Erneet Anderson,' SS dian Prime Minister Nehru and bad a '‘su^cion" the records al last night. ing, It was voted to hold regtotra- Faith Vollans, Mary Lou Corbett t Academy St.; Leo Day, 129 Biss'ell For Brass Plant Solomon Bandarsnalke of Ceylon. and Rebecca Bidwell will leave Nady h ^ e -bfen scanned by-the Such aid would pay over one, tlon for boys and girls five to 10 S t.B ru ce Bonandiei, 147 Autumn Last night Prime Minister Eden STCRLINB Justice DbpaVtment. third fit the coeU of the new fll- Uyears of age Interested In s play- from Hartford Union Station for St.; Mrs. Barbara Backus. 55 Torrington, June 28 (IP)—Two entertained hin> at dinner along ,''If they really want them It tratloh plant. Mayor Olaon said fground session ej the Pines In Springffeld, where they will meet Woodland St.; Mrs. Priscilla AFL-CIO unions are challenging with Sir Winston 'Cliol-chill and plant, special Roundup train, seemi they could Aat-JJbsm- from ha has word from Connscticut'k- ...... Henry .Park Thursdays through Rhines, 127 Benton St;; Mrs. Grade the^tlnc. Mil. and Smelter Work­ Earl Attlee,-at the official - resi­ Adifoly Aewendi •! M a e Ab yew wl# the two national committees them Saturda.vs, morning and afternoon. TTia purpose of the Roundup TELEVISION Whiting, Talcottvllle ;■ Frank Diana, ers (tnd,j.. the presen* bargaining dence o f British Prime Ministers, two Senators that an amendm.ent whose theme is "Americana," is to #||fW wHU yOUr mUWJj VT nVw. SAIVPV selves," Roberta said. to a law snactsd laat yaar provid­ Any ^rls, 11 to 16 years of age. - 191 Oak St.; Mrs. Theresa.Utrico,- agent. In an election today aA. the No. 10 Downing St. prbmote a better underatan^ng of — .Wapping: Warren Robbins, Tal- In Oiprliwfi Sterling. . . S s ^ ll yew mam Bridges, a member of the spe­ ing such help Is psnding. Interested in softball should slss Torrington jdant of the American Guests -said “ many toasts were, cial Senate committee Investigat­ register at this time. The type pf the country. An American Festival cottville; Jean Hoar, RFD 2, Bol­ Brass Co. made to Mr. Truman--all of them Hs said he contacted the Sena­ aVid a Fourth of July celebration Ser yeon» young IoA m M e yen h M As- ing lobbying, said he assumed that tors aa soon as he learned of ths playgroimd program will depend PBOGAAMS ton; Bernard Mslpney, 44 llouniain ActuallyTthe 52l eligible voters complimentary group might discuss the matter on reglstcglion, offtclal's said. will be highlights of this program, St.. Rock^AtvPkul Buahey,. RFD have four choices on tha balloi in tem eJ Aet ne matter whkii JSwIiam poasIWilty of ths city reeslv^.tha While in Michigan, the girls will v'*j.en Sen. McClellan (D>Ark) aid. They apprised him M the ■ A new attendance record -has 2, WillimmHlc: Mrs. Doris Bald­ the election supervised b.v'the Na­ . SiOtMg tfMlgn jIiey cIm m S w o t e h r ^ tour the Ford Co., plants, and wllt- ing, 54 Cambridge St.; OJin Gerich, committee chairman, returns from pending amendment.'^ been set at the Municipal pool In Video Everyday — tional Labor Relatibns BmihI. SwinHneVs Piirsp Stolen' rigM Ibatij tally we conMentlytnvSe you an out-of-town trip. Henry Perk, according to Donald vialt Niagara Falla on thatr return All RlghU Reserved — 884 N. Main-fit.; Mrs. Eva Ken­ They may vote „to retain lh(* The Mayor haa u rg^ msmbsra trip. V nedy, 8 Keeney St.; Robert Kal- itt eat MfliMltofia fMdilip ¥0mt ■ "However," Bridges told a re of ths Chamber of ^ ’hunerce ts ^ rger, director. - He said 782 at- H. T. Dicklnaon A Co., Inc. Mine, Mill Union; th-y may "fleet ■ Waterbury,June 26 (4*1 — A porter, "It's primarily a reajion' teiided the pool Sunday. The kin.s, 152 Drive B; Mrs. -Jeaq either the . United Automobile •• HQwe write to the .State's' leglslstors Worawick, 91 Park St.; LMnard young': wroman told police aomeone albllity. of the House since the greatest aiimber In the past was. /CetM Year in Plot on Wife Workers or the United Steel Work­ stole her purse while she wiui in asking support of the amendmenL set last vear when 630 persons ' Giglio, 10 Olcott St. IwtUanSally, It's Ae Gtrham Sterling knife cSerk of that body Is charged with A new filtration plant ta on the ADMITTED TODAY; Mrs. Olga ers aa bargaining agent,, or they swimming yesterday. Asked what keeping such records.” There was used the facilities In one day. Mqre West Haven', June 26 'Pi—Daniel may vote to' no union. she had in it, she replied; “ My Iwndle which b drawing boards at the preaent than 1,500 have used the pool In Its Feshler 2 Sanford Rd. ‘n-' Immediate comment from time. t- Schpak, 20, was sentenced to BIRTHS YESTERDAY; A son A month ago 10 former .members driver's license, $5 In cash and two Qn^ rweVfMWf# piwi jrvv ivpiiiy pnw House Democratic leaders. three opening days, Berger said. yei^ in jail yesterday for weak­ of the executive committee of the The city's preaent filtration to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Herrick, parlcing, tickets I was going to-pay ^ y b u r r ilm . The Justice Department said the ening a flight of stairs to c - " ’ - RFD 1, Rockville: twin ,boy and Mine, Mill local issuei* a statement for with the $5." ' FBI wants the 1952 Republican system was constructed at the hls pregnant wife to fail down urging suppori of the United Auto­ turn of the century, wit^ soma en­ girl to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond statement and the Internal' ReVe' The scheme d'.iln't work, but T o„.i . Leonard, Merrow; a son to Mr. mobile Workers. Liquid air turna to vapor at’euch nue Biiraau the IBM and 1952 largements a n d Improvements Swim Programs Court Judge John Sullivan called being made In 1929. Since that and Mrs. Harold Henry. 99 White The voting started at 8 a.m. The a low temperature that It. boils spseadWf seep speea, lelad fen. Democratic statements. it "one of the most diabolical acta St.: a daughter (o Mr. and Mrs. polls are open 12 hot;*-:. when poured on ice. The department took the view time no major projects have been To Start Monday I have ever heard o '.” Schpak was undertaken. Calvin Greenwo()d, 119 Coletnan that after two j^ara the stated- charged with attempted assault ELECTRONICS Rd. menu are supposed to be trans­ Facing State Order ^ Regiatration for the Learn-To- and Injuiy to private property. DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: ferred to the NatlonsI Archives BecauseiOt .the hnUquIty of the Swim program, conducted by the LABORATORIES Scott Barile. 312 Main St., Jacob for preservation. system, Rockville la currently Recreation Department at Globe Finkelsteln, 94 Constance Dr.; Paul Don't Sacrifice Qaality , ~The department, in IcUcra to facing a State ofdcr to enlarge, re­ Hollow and Salter's Pond, will EAST St. Martin, Hartford'; Mrs. Sybella Vice President J4ixon. presiding of­ pair or rebuild Its sanitary sewer Uke place Wednesday. Thursday 277 BROAD Larkin 12 Oakland St.: Matthew, V. ^ For A Bargain Price! ficer of the Senate, and Speaker system to bring it up to date and and Fr(6ay of thia'week all during A'OIscm, Storrs; Gary Kisfman: Glas. Marlow's Shoe Servira la Where Quality Prevails! Rayburn i D-Tex) said that certain into line with State requirements. the day. I RADIO 1 F I ( V I S I 0 N tonbury; Dorothy zlemitk, 90 Coop­ s HAT CLEANING 8PECIAUST allegationa' were recently tnveatl- Msyb'r Olsoo last night raferred LesAna will begin Monday, July er Hill St.; Victor Meyers, 9 Hen- a LITGGAOE HANBAGS REPAIRED ga M "which' required an exam­ to the flooding of streets which 2, and not July • ail printed in the Ckabacl a New Oavaa. Ceaa. USUI NAVY LOG^ . „ - dee Rd. e ZIPPERS REPLACED and REPAIRED ination" of the statements of.cOn- ocurred- following heavy rains laat pamphlet sent out by the Recrea­ Ckaaael II Bartfard. Caaa. —“Pirate aad tbe Pledf#" e GARMENTS REPAIRED aad CLEANED Satusday,' slating a surface sewer NOW THBi; Tl’RSDAY Ckaaac. tt Bpriaifleld, Matt. Be» Elllett _ trlbuttona. tion Department This was a mis­ CkaaBel M Ntwllrltahi. Ceaa. (tLM) "THIS IS. SHOW Bl'SI- Asst. Atty. Gen. Warren OIney survey Is one of the cUy't urgent print. Any clllld wishing to take iJandaR S4«.i««rt Daria Dap Chaanet U Watarbary, Ceaa. NK88" needs. Some o f’-these aeWera are Obaaael U NalTebe* MaH. b-.M ( S-ttI MAKE BOOM POB DAD­ MARLOW'S SHOE SERVICE -HI aald in a letter to McClellan he part in tKe Learn-to-Swlm pro­ MAN WMO KNRW TOO JEVCM* DY' Local Stocks Kad seen newipaper atorlei Inti­ on private property snd the ques­ gram must go to the pool to regis- (UU> JOE A MABbX M d TAILOaiNO OIPASTMENT mating the political campaign rec­ tion was rala^ aa to the city's tec, aa they -must be tested and I;M ( ■) MICKEt MOUSE CLUB (Ml rnESIDE THEATEB • I4HVKR STREET FLOOR IJIVEL s 'liability in tha case. ItS) rLIPPV TBE CLOWN —"Ilambee Crete" Jaaa Quotalloiis P'urnlshed By ords may have been destroyed. Un­ then put into classea. (tt) BOD BABKLKY authorised deatruction of public Project Criticised 5:W ( l> CaTalcADE THEATEB Coburn A MIddlebraok, Inc. sriheds"* "Cslsiie"* (M> comedy time —"Hew U Balt* A Hey” 1 p.m. prices «U •teJ* >u *15 records, he said, la illegal. Meanwhile, s current conatrue- (U> FILM THEATEB Paal Kelly willi Eria tion project came In for anmt crl- (HI Ol'T WEST (ta preircM) Bank Ktocks Democratf Dradlockrd *. ■ iM (Ml MY HKBO O'RriPNeMAara Bid Asked tlclsm st the meeting. Joseph Sen- (it) LITTLE BASCAIX (IIM SrOTLIGHT TREATED SHBRLOCM, HIMSELF 'cavage. Windsor Ave.. addremd 4:M (I) STAliE a „ First National Bank c o m p l e t e l y a ir -conditioned Greenwich'. June 26 —In­ - “ Bcalab’' * of Manchester...... 26 ‘34 the Council, coaiiplaining Uiat work (Ul ADVBNTUBB TBEATEB S. B H. Oreea Staassa With 2U Thnaderbird h5l5egpwer» Olympia, Wash. (a>>—One of the' cumbent Antoni Maxaa and Alvin .< an All Sain Hartford National SEE It AT MARLOW'S DEWEY-RICHMAN examiners for the state auditor's on laying new aider.-alka on that Josephy, vice chalrm'Xn of the Con­ “Ocae Aatry” 82 street ia laggint;. (mtWKATBEB Han Yna -Seea Oar _ Bank and Trust Co. 30 hringi you 30S holidays a yeofl 767 MAIN STREET office la'Sherlock G. Holmes.' necticut Young DemMrats, ended mmlttee. ' • WIPET Public UtUlllea BEAurmii Air (k>nt*ntiDated LUMBER, INC. (tt-Mi BIG SOWN Oonn. Light, Power .. IS'.i 20>i 10 YEAR OUARANTIt days for Hit months of Jiily and Augiist, IPvU (»'(Ul RKPOBTEBS BOUNDUP conn. Power ...... 39'j 41*j largest-silling V-8 The scomplalnt stated that' the amn AU-Ml NEWS MINOS YOUR COST odor isWtIceable in St. Barnard's . lUILDiNG MATERIALS (iS)“rniA PlNAL'EDITIO,N Hartford Elec. Lt..- - -55i. .57U cMd Sopttmbtr 1. -School yard, the Sykes School apd MMinS AND (Ul NIOHTCAP EDITION Hartford' Gas Co... 34t a 11 :M (W) SPOBTS BOUNVl'T H DOWN TO ONLY Building B of ths High School,.aS MASON SUPPLIES (Ml CONNECTICUT BEPOBT So. New. England wall aa In many homes in the i^rea. (HI FBEVIBW8 Tel...... 354 414 A s you nudge tlie ga* pnlal, yoiir 'I'hiinderliird won over all Class "A" Cars in the Mobllgas go. And they're lines that will stay in style, too! Saturday 'morning banking will bt r t -' . Tobacco dust, the residents HSld. w s FIbsbm Vpur Jobs ll:lt ( a-lAMI WEATBBB Blnaufnclurlag Compnniea 11:1* ( •) LES PApL A MABT POBD Am. Hardware .... . 18 20 ' V-8 Phgipe takes over-/nsf.' And it's merely k Economy Run. _\Vhy not recanture the fun of driving on your is ejected ^ u i ths buildings onto 255 CENTER ST.-rMl 5-5144 (III BIO SHOW ^ ^ . f A Viicatiort . . . amJ aU'through the yearl Put vour- sumtd on Stpttmbtr I . a root and.uen blou-n around, con- 'CROOKED WEI TOMORROW —“Tka WarM Own Ms A Arrow, Hart. Heg. . . .56 4 594 hint of the pcrfumiante that makes Fortl the .\nd oh! Wliat fun it is to arrive in the "Idssin’ tamlnatingi^he air. The situation Frank |,qveJoy IJvlaf" Aiiao. Spring ...... 324 .354 bei>t-selling eight in the world tcKlay! , cousin" of the Thunderbird! For those Thimder- self ii^a new ‘56 Ford—tlm fine car at half tha ■ » ■ IlM (Ul MUSICAL WEATHERMAN t) UITARTET “ ■ Bristol Brass ...... 194 NIGHT has.axisted since 1555. they claim. (Ml NEWS OP THE ROUB (Ml WEATHEHVANK 214 ' hird-inspired lines draw crowds everywhere you fine-car price. Complaints Save been made to, (Ml WEATHKMCAST |I;M ( II -jMMtWFtRS ■'VHVAT Collins* ...... 115 125 * What a iK'rfonner your Ford is a.s you settle Open Thursday rvenlngs'l to S throughout the yeuf. V MXD. Tdt (U-Ui THE NEWS —"|ji4jr TnkM A Ckann Em-Hart ...... 33 '''36 down for the long trip ahead! How mucli more city and comxany mfficlals. the (ttl VKSTEHDAV'S NEWS- (Ml LIFE WITH ELISAHETB ; aignSrs aaid, with no reapits. The>— "THF. CO.XqUEROR" HEEL lt:M (tt4P) TONIGBT , Fafnir Bearing — . .464 494 relaxed you feel . . . with your dccp-ceiiter steer­ seek Immediate action. John Wnyne (U) JOHN DALY AND THE ,1;M ( *1 NEWS - '' L*ndet's-Frary Clk. . 224 24 4 NEWS N. B. Machine Co..'. 34 4 37 4xd ing wheel, those double-grip dooc latches,' apd ' mi an MOIIIIW , Mtrsi Mayor Oiaon announced that he "BRA1.N MACHINE" Tin (Ml BPOHT8 MSSirsCTIIIIt instMf ITiiaa' 1:U (Ml WEATHEBVKME ORbER NOW! N, Eastern Steel ... . 4 4 54 the other Ford ‘'Lifeguard*" lurrpunding you and. ^ lice Oapt. Peter Dowgewicc North and Judd ... . 33 , 36 In Perfofmancs... Economy... Safety SNMSIm n u t ' A«ua received a plaque from the Nation­ CHiioncN Flit r IlM ( tl HOLLYWOOD PBESENTS and yohr family. IM hf IH *U> toql.. I.: t.';> t r I'uriJ 1 ' ^-Ckrynna —"Thn Slarm Het Dog Md Russell Mfg...... 11 • 13 1 al Safety Coi-ncil In HarUord in RIJrra” nilli Rrrin Tnoirr, 47 ■ 50 1 How much ca.sier your Ford is to handle a* it 'stowiMM* MtMMy IMflliirS .Hlrkry Slmpsan Hamburger Rolls Stanley VVorka .... M lit cka THISTOIY (IS41I NAME THAT TUNE Terry Steam ...... 135 Oieko ef Iteedert translate* the mile* into pleasant mcmoriesl'Ball- (tt-Ml PINAH SHOfeB SHOW CLOSED ■T’orrtngton ...... 26 MANCHESTER TRUST OF A COP —(Calarl) . 24 4 er ixtra flna Medeb ,Joint Sufipension is quietly leveling tha bump* - (U) FILM 4th of JULY '..22 24 ' ■ WHOUSIO 7lU (IMei NEWS CABAVAN w 124 14 4 i . mailing even the smoothest ro:^* .smoother. ^ .WAXES 1:lt (Ul BASEBALL—<:i(Mln n . S(. 504 534 i AIB .OONDmOMEO FOR TOUB COMFORT HISWIFF LanU Veeder-Root . .. And steering'* up to 1.5^{» easier,' S:M (1S4II PHIL SILVERS SHOW SWISS PASTKY SHOP Tha above quotations ara not , to AS1AITF0R —"Tlia TwUrli’’ Krpnl "THE HOME OF QUALITY" be construed aa SOtuiU markets.'^ ' Ford's a star p-rformcr in the savings depart­ MAIN OFFICB OUTDOOR PICNIC (U-MI DEAD PHOEBE" ment, too. It doesn't take long to see why Ford I Maiu, Oppoeita 8L James' Church AKIlUl! 5:M I •) WYATT EARP lU N. Main 8L — MI 5-2555 w —"Tka Bank Oaikban" -( BOrC'ATION.AL ALAR.M « TUESDAY, JUNE 2A. 4:30 P.M. Seattle (iPi—At lewt Mrs. Tina NORTH BRANCH AT MRS. ILANCHE SNOW'S bUIMM Jacobs was philosophical about It SIDE IN COOL COMFORT WITH FORD'S SELECT4IKK CONDITIONING ; ; ; ASK VS ABOUT IT IS Mu. Mai#. Conar Oakland 8L Open Thnrnday EvenUg* 5 to I YOU SAVE when two fire trucki responded to Naxt tu rMOA NORA4AN 9 her attempt to put aUetter In what RHONDA MONEY she thought wjui a street corner IN CASE O F B A D W E ATH ER TH E JOHN'JMLWtji iU lM A R L O ' ■ : I" - -'v . J " ONE STOP BANK1N& • , FREE .PARKING AT BOTH OFFICES PICNIC WILL BE HELD AT THE PAYfiErOW illRi* HERE mail box. . *** FURNITURE DEPARTMENT 5IEMBER FBOERAL DEFOSIT INSURANCE CORFORATlOl^ 445 Hartfsrd Ed. “ In case I ever want to turn in j ITALIAN-AMERICAN CLUB ON ELORIDGE ST. K fir# alarm." she told the first LOWER STEEBT f l o o r LEVEL DILLON SAtiES and SERVICE TaLiaf-dSSI Mien, after spelegising, "I’U imeej ill MAIN iTKIfT 4 MAMCHWM T r -X

■ i '.H ItANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, JUNE 26, iD56,,^ PAGE FIVB MXNCHESTKR e v e n in g h e r a l d , MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, JUNE 2«. 19te r f FA6B FpUB .at E. Dewey of New York are ta lack, died yeaterday at Rockville tarday at tha Hilltop Manor Oon* Recnit Graduate Bicycling Urged participate. H tth ron C3ty Hospital after a long illnsM.. Valescent Home, Boclnr HiU. Ha Muller to PlGy . E n fa fE cd Blacklisting oiEntertainers Bach team will travel about ISO Caniiwign Mana§er I Rockville *a ' Covem on Question^ She waa bora June 34 in Bern, \yaj born Feb. 14. -7867 in Poland 1 In Health Drive miles In relaying the pledge to San The Trinity Carillon Francisco. Switaeriand. and. lived tn Rockville for muiy W idespreaahiF ilms^ fladio Heavy Schedule . She came to Rockville 60 years yearc where he waa ampioyea in r New York, June 26 Cycling | Finance Board to Att Tonighjt^ ago and waa . a member of the local textile pillle. THE STRAIGHT ROAD Doctor Says Hartford. Juno 35 — Romy MuL I college students laOiAch a trsns-, AcUai H a s 400 B a llo ts Set for Church ApoetoUc Chrletien Church. He leevM two eom, Stanley of lar, carlllonneur at 8t. 'Vlncenl'a New York. June 96 f the national' . Tsilahassee, Fla. VP)- Tha Floil- I Fund for the Republic Mya black ill' Road Departnaent received a 1 Htbren. Juiw M (Bp«cla)) Th* On Town County Propefty Bui Mra. Lane ef KIlIhgtOT; four aena, Btllqrtca. Mass Uehdniag Mon Alanelag lusting of entertatnera la wide- Aral Instance Yram the Industries | youth for Elsenhower campaign.- be the second gUMt artist In the highway marker m'lhe ipall along Ir, lUv. DouflM r. Pimm at Bt P*t> NkhoUCa of Watharsffeid, Fred­ A requiam MaM will be said to­ Than U fa Dangeraoe Trinity College aeriM of carillon I spread In the movie, radio and affected." \ A campaign spokesman ssid In 27 Democratic States morrow In St. Bernard's Church By EDWIN r . JOnOAN, M. D. with a letter h'Ora a mah in Lam- I ,r't BplteoiMl Church h u M un- Rockville, June 36 (Bpeejal) M. Qaughey, 6 PresbyteYian erick o f Roekvilla, and Howard concerts. itelevUiiM industriee. The Fund, under (Ire by some yesterday 4-man teams of msle- mlnthter and missionary to Thai­ and Edward both of Ellington; at 9 a.m. .Burial wUl be in SL Written far NEA Bervlee The pracU(:e la much leM prev­ congressmen, waa .ofgsalsed' by college students snd coeds will barton, -Mlnn^vdaying It had been '■ ' biUoua profr«m ahead. T^e Tolland County Home, vacant Muller win play Wednetday eve­ 1 taken ss a souvenir tn 1043. The Mlnnaaota - SO Oev. Orvin* ^ha adult litaruaalon group and eight .grandchildren,' one freat Bernard's Cemetery. The peraon who ahutb hlmMlf m take part jn the cycling junket.^ (OaoUmwd from P ag, One) land, will be guest pastor. The Rev. ning at 7:15 oh thp College's 30- alent la the theater, the Fund the Ford Foundation ' a separ­ letter concluded: Freeman worked for Bievcneon In ronArmatlon claae will meet at the nearly a yaa^ will be tha aubjact grandchild and two aiatere .lA The Ladd Funeral Hoipe--ls in dr hcraelf in,, a dark cloMt or "Hie final quartet of cyclists will Mr. CUiighiey la preMntly doing bell carillon. The concerts will be ‘ Mid. ate entity in 1993 with a 61ji-mll- "Several years ago I became a of furthar dabata tonight when Switaeriand. ' / charge of the arrangements' and eowera under the bed when a In a two-volume, 599-page ra­ llon en'dowment. 'riie Fund and Iti deliver s "pledge of support and, to iHr"irf the matter with hie col- that aUte'e primary, won by Ke- r,cioiy Thuraday. The Rav. Mr. graduate atudy at tha^' Kennedy held on Wednesday evenings CifriiUan and my entire Ufa has iMmaa, hut he aald that aome fauv«i. * Pimm poinU out that It la Im- School of MUslona at the' Hartford Funeral Mrviccs will held there will be no calling houre. thundentarm comes up Is more throughout July snd, AugusL with ;port the Fund Mid that black- prMident, Robert M, HutchtM. enthusiasm'' tn Eisenhower head- { tha Vernon Board of Finance at­ frightened . than , the clrcum- been changed. . . . Will you ac- thought ought to h' given by Be- ^ MlaalaaIppIMlmlml^pl 33 ^ portent that every adult who de- Bamlnary Foundation.- Thursday at 3- p.m. a^ the Apos­ the exception of July 4.-' ; listing Is almost untverMlIy ac- have been charged by eome with . qiiartera In Ssn Franelseo prior to tempts to reach a dccition as to stances warrant—though it must _____ ^ the- poaalblllty. In P. Colemah predicted that Steven- ‘ n *•'* ** On July IS the gucat preacher tolic ChriaUan Church:h M'Eniington ■ • AU'TaleaUrille aad Vernon newt The program for this Wednesdsy jeepted aa I feet of life" tn Holly- being, "soft" toward communism. | Mhlleana to whether to recommend lU pur-1 he Mid that Uis m are M fe pieces. nuhii«n j Ogles for having takeirtt 7^' ■ ___I connaetlon. he aald he fell that eon will he nomlnatad at Chicago. will ha the Rev.' Edwin P. Chap­ with the Rev. John ^'Bahler, pas- Item* are now being handled by win Indlude the followlhg numbers: ' wood. Hutchins has Mid: 'The fund' &ia I chaM from the county. the Hernld RorkvUle burtnU, 7 W. Thunder, of- rourM, wiU hurt pu^lcsn Contention. ;L , ^ The Department asqlired him til ether OOP cand^datea cm Id run on However, he aald ha reThMlIna un- However, the group la open to all man. until recently pastor of the ter, officiating. March of the H «n of Harlech; RefUM 4« Hire Red* regards cofnm\inism as s threat to i The first team leaves Portland.,: m forgtyen. In April the Venmn Board of Burial will be in the Elllngteh Main St., telephone TRemont no one. The chaneea of being "A ll the etudioB are now unani­ tha EtacBhower record and win, comtiilttad until hla atate a July i « frlenda of tha pariah, Selectmen bid 346,000 for the Congrcgatloael Oiurch In Dayville. Her a Guft: Air (Adagio): Sol­ civil nhertles. but It was not or­ Maine, today for PortsmotKb. N.‘! Center Cemetery. s-siee. struck by lightning are much mous In their reftiM l to hlne per­ ganised solely to oppose com­ OOP Oov. Theodore R McKHdln conventloi^ , , , ; Pariahlonara • and frlenda are ra- property with an eye toward ua-, The Rev. Mr. Chapman. Ie prea4ht- dier's March; Who Has the H., where another team will go on | Friends Tnay' call at the Ladd leas than moat other hSMrda of Whitest Lamb; Frere Jscqiies: sons IdenUAed as Communist par- munism. It was organised to' atudy of ' Maryland, who nominated Rymlagtaa Flrat minded to be auia to attend U>y- Ing the land m a futora ritmen-1 ly engaged in pereonnel work In life. to Boston. A third unit will cycle' Eiaanhowwr In 1M2, aald nobody Miasoiiri 38 Oov. Phil M. ,n y Sunday thia coming Sunday Danielson. Funeral Home, Rockville tomor­ Moqnbcams from "The Red MIU": ty members who have not subM- andli disclose the facte about all to New York City to join still an­ lary school ilta. Tha Count;' Com-1 row fnpm 3 to 9 p.rti. Deatha In the United StatM for quantly tMtlAed tn full before the threats to civil liberties Includ- conaldern an Etaenhower with­ Donnelly, who will net be a con­ when St. Peter, patron Saint of misilonara acceptad tha town'a bid ; The last Sunday of tha month, NOTICE which lightning was retponi If I Loved You: o r Man River: A other team from Alban.v, N. Y., drawal likely. But If the iinex- vention delegate, aald it la hla the church will ha honorad. The Charles PlM kow lU / Mighty FortrsMi Son of My Soul: HpuM un-American ArUvttlea mg communism.” next Thuraday. over ceveral others. tha Rev. Edwin A. Brooks, pastor Charles Pleskowftx, 69, for­ /• numbered 249 In 1949. 219 In ; Commutes," the report Mid. ,. . ^ . should happen, McKeldln' opinion that If Sen. Stuart Sym- vacation achool, ha aaye la an The bid la subject to approval of I end Saviour Breathe An Evening. The' Alban.v- group wdll take off of. Rockvllla Baptist Church, will merly of^ 2 W. Main St., died yea- During the absence of 1990. 248 In 1951. 313 in 1953, 145 "The studios are- equally ads- i r. • g.'' A * J n id he would be reedy to propoac I ington'e favorite ann boom geta no- mvttation to a wpnderwil adven­ the Finance Board and tha towns­ conduct worship Mnicea. The last in 1953, and 320 in 1994. The risk BlsMlng. ' after reremonlei In which Leon­ Oan. Alfrad M. Onienther, who j where the Mlaamirl vote will go tn iMieiili Nsjrlor Photo manf about not hiring witnesses < S l l l C S p o r C r .iX *A lC l4 P - Barbara R. Y'oung ard Hall. National Republican ture, a type of day camp which people at a special town meeting. Sunday of July has also tenta- Df. W. John Field, June ■ from Jumping into the family car . Muller began playing the dlffl- who have relief upon the Fifth “ AX.,— xw Bucaeeded Blecnhovrer aa com- Stevenson. ^ cull carillon Instrument In 1929 at Jirleae C. SfacNeely chairman, and former Gov. 'n»om- LIFE every child will enjoy. Tha child A lly. John F,,Hhea Jr. It la expactad that Ftrit Select- tlvaly been set aa the day for 26 to Jul.v 26, Dr. John Ie greater since motor vehicle Amendment before congreeslonel' I f l C l I Mieii Barbara Ruth Young, mander of North Atlantic Treaty . New Jeraey 36 Oov. Robert j will atudy the Bible tn a new and man Herbert I. Pagai.l and Coun­ accidents cauM almost 40,000 the Trinity Church In Philadelphia. ground-breaking ceremonies tor GIVE HER Goodridge, Osteopathic Mr.'and-Mrs. Joseph W. Mac- committees.” r * ; daughter of Mrs. Ruth B. Young, 1 OrgaaiaaUeo (N ATO i forcea. B. Meyner said he ii "resisting" ef- exciting type of school. Emphasis Atty. John F. Shaa, Jr., haa been ty Commissioner Frahcia J. deatha each year. .Ha then studied with Anton Brass WlUa tha Republicans unsni- the new pariah house. . Physician, wjl) take ap­ Neely, 24 Strong St., announce the The report Mid blacklisting Is 4 Durkin St., who i-ecenlly grad-* forte to make him a favorite son. placed on learning through do- named Manchester campaign mart> Prichard will ba preMnt at to­ It seems clear that kersu- Ut the Bok Singing Tower In Flori­ 'mors eompllcated" In the radio Manila. Jun4 26 (6V—SIngapore'e luated -from Green Mountain Jun- ' moualy aald they looked to Eiaen- Meyner. who haa pralsedd Steven- ^„g projects relher than text agar for Edwin H. May’ Jr' .of To Make New York Trip CHANEL NO. 5 pointments on Monda,vs , nophobla, or abnormal fear of da, and gave many recitals on the eiikagemeht of Mr.- MscNecly'i former chief miniater, Darid Mar­ night's meeting, according to Mrs. daughter. Miss Arlene Cisire Mac--) snd television fields than tn Holly-. Hor College, Poultnc.v, Vt..' aa a ; howar aa a winning nominee, here aon In tha paat. aald hla delegation h„oka. There will be afUrnoen Wetherafiald, Republican candidatt Edwin Paaaa, Mcratary and Membcre of the Junior and Sen­ available at being Struck by lightning, is fine 'Carillon at Valley Forge, Pa. shall, hM attackeil the Soiithead't ior Pilgrim Fallow'ehip of - the Firet and Thursdays-;- . Neely, to -Benjamin JOTn Oronekl. i . . . medical aecretary. has taken ' a ; la what Democrats who ait In gov- probably won't decide wM«Th way ■ games, an oj^rtu n lty for Congreas fnom tha rifat Dis­ spokesman for the Board of Fi­ tpt more common than the fact He has been at St. VIncent'e Sem­ Asia Treaty Organikatlon Congregational Church of Vernon eon of Mrs. Benjamlw J. Gronskl, I?? *’*P®*'^ , position In the' Psyrhiatrir. Clinic amen* chaira had to aay about to jump until just before the con-1 i,now and experience true Chrla, trict. nance. MI 3-8200 ItMlf. inary for tbe past nine years. (SEATOi as "an attempt o( the of the Children's -Hospital, Boa- v their party'a nomination t Included will make a one-day axcuraion of WELDON’S of Rockville snd the late Mr. Gron-l"*««vortUlng agencies, networka ventlon. ' tian Fellowahlp. Shea, a parsonal friend of May's, Tha Board haa been studying 991 MAIN STREET In asMnea, lightning 'la mereh Muller Ie treasurer of the Guild gtj ;-program packagers and sponsors West to perpetuate domination of ton, Maas. S ffg t0 m nut-M um ta$ In the atata-hy-atale aurvey la the' Now York City July 17, It wai an­ a strong "eleetric current' which of CariUonneurs In North America, New Mexiro - 16 Oov. John On each Thursday there will be was pirkad for tha job by William t'le matter, btR reserved decision nounced today. li(lM MacNeely Is a graduate o f , •D,,*'*''*. * voice In deciding wha Asia In tha jaiic spirit of traiU-i MlM'Young was graduated from t n r n m n m convention vote of each i : , ordlnarly paMas through the air having been a member lince its In­ Mancheater High School wuq thb F. Simms, who is for Stevenson, a family, aervlce of Holy Com S. Davla, Republican Towrn Chair­ v hen It learned the State Fire During the visit the group Manchester High School and Con- i tjonal colonlaliam.'' ' *- Alabama — 26 Oov. Jamca B. man. from one cloud to another or ception. MarehaU’f charge ' obviously claM of 1954. predicted that moat of his state's munlon. Marshal'a office would not give Ita will tour thq United Na­ necticut Institute of Hairilrhsslng. ‘*The reeult la a multiplicity ot ilalaepm aald ha had been for for­ The local attorney net In Hart­ from a cloud to the parth. I f a votes will be cast for Blevensorl on On the last f^lday thg children's approval to use of the former home tions. The' trip la open to any in She is the daughter'pf Mra. Eran- ' procedure^ dlffwcnt poll* stemmed frpr< hla failure during a mer Praeldcat Harry B. Truman for pia first ballot. projacta will displayed and a ford Saturday with rampal^^n ex- for emergency achool purposes, as person doea/hspt>en to be In the clea on different networks, .the recent 'kiiaatOT to ^London to win w long time and atUl belleyee he the pariah who are beyond Grade' 'path of avhiolt of lightning wheni C o re iftry cea D. MacNeely of Hyannia, MaM. BORtLAT S P B n A L New. York * 3 - Oov. Avarell rinsing service will I’* held. The perta from tha Rapubilean party’s It la more than one story In height 7 last year. ITiose desiring tn at­ Her fiance attend^ Rockville creation of a eecret aiid laby­ independence' foi*'"Britein'i ntrate- Sali^ht, so tiny would be the beet man for the national headquarters in Washing­ and la not built of noncombuatibla it strikes thh earth the situation rinthine world of political screen­ glc crown colony at the Up of the Ninety Six, 8. C. (F» Ray Harrlman Is seeVlng the nomine- vacation school will open July 23 tend 'are asked to .register either achools and tljc Connecticut State Volielte, driving ' home after a Damecrau to nominate. However. ]llon vigorously. through Aug. 3 flve days a week. ton who briefed him on campaign materials. Summer Is Here! Isn't so good — though even then Green to Retire, ing." Malayan peninsula. He rMigned a M ien be worn Sam Spvkman, a Stevanson aup- with Mrs. Robert Marchem or some do live through It. ] Police Academy, and la a vateran night high achool. football game, . 4 'North Caiollna 36 Oov. Lu­ Monday through FrldSy. tactics. In tha meailUqie, the Board haa Mrs,. Georgs Hammar befora the of four years service with tha U.8. Aa for the legitimate theater, hla return to Singapore and now :a CONNICTICHT M ISKAl SieVICI porter, haa pradicted Stavenaon been negotiating with Ro m ' V. . One of the safest plscee during hit and killed three bobcats during in-a woman*$jiair;€r ther H. Hodgee said hit position In Tha Rev. Mr. Plinnrr will be on Msy's Dei-iocratic opponent has end of tnia week. If poMible. T im k t o 9 «t seroom to Assessor' Sought Maripe ,'cjorps during World War the report found "there la no or­ enroute to Japan on a trade mla- will get two-thirda of tha Stata'a thunderstorm la .. Inside an au­ hla trip. . • PvO. 90X 191 . New NAMM 1 support of Stevenson has been vacation tha Aral two waahs In not yet been named. Democrat Urquhan, Ellington, whose bid a II. Both .*are employed by the ganised blackllattng pn . Broad­ alon. hotaa. Thomas Do«.d of West Hartford, waa 31IM higher than the town'a. CemwilMleu Awaited ktop out thoso poaky fNot, tomobile or a steel building. A way," although the "normal cri­ " ’nte people of Singapore," Mar­ clipped to a iuektie consistent for a year.” : July, aftar tha Sunday^ strvica. Although announcement hM Coventry, June 26 (SpecialI — United Aircraft Corp., Pratt and Ariaena — 16 — Oov. Brntat W. wiio has held the Oongresalonal Urquhart has Indicated hla main bugs end insocts. comparatively dangerous place is teria o f personal choice—including shall declared, "are bitteily con- Ohio 56 Oov. Frank J. i a U to that tha uaual aervlcea hqen made that Atty. Francia T. The Board of Flneiite it accepting' Whitney Dtviaion. Hhiat Hartford. McFarland agid the Artaongi seat for two termi, la giving It up interest la In the home building in the middle of a Aeld away applications for the poettion of No definite date haa,beef sat for politics—do operate to eome ex­ acloue of the hypocrisy o. the prin­ dalatatton U "going to wal|, Uuache. a favorita son, aald he J**'* hald luring hla abaanee at O’Lougblln will be the next judge from all trees or In a wooden I M.m End 11 M.m to run tor Senator, alone and he would be willing to town saeeMor. the wedding. . ’ ; tent." cipal SRiATO powers who. In the around and tee what happena” Be- wants to look around at the con purchase It from lie town If the of C ity Court, hiq commission had Co// boat in the middle of the .water. The report Mid aome producere name of freedom, seek and condone ventlon before he commits hla Other ('.hurrh News not arrivtd In time for hla swear­ Jamee W. Green. preMnt* assaa- «... ------5------Have You An Event «are It eommlta It aelf t » afiy town bought the .iroperty. He la It ii considered unwise to lean* A daughter, Kim Lquiae, waa feel eo etrongly about left-wing- Its continued au'ojugatlOT" stata'a delagatlon. Nawa of tha Congregational ing In at yesterday’s Mtilon. Bor, has expressed hla desire to re­ candidate. Churchsa of the town aa given by ft i r i t l H A K O u t U I H considering renovating the build­ against a lone tree during a tire In September. He will eoon 6orn June 21 to Mr. and Mrs. Louia era that they are loath t o . hire Britain, he added, wants to re­ Arfcanaae — 26 — CJoy. Orvel E. Wsrklag far Harrtmaa ing as a horns for he aged. Atty. O’Loughlln will succeed thunderstorm but if nothing bet­ then*; other producere m aybe elm- tain Singapore "ae a base (or the & tha Rm'. John O. Back, pastor, era . , __ _ _ . P ULLTUNSKY reach hla 65th Mrthday. Further Haddad. 8c' m I St., at Windham Scheduled'That Calls Atty. Robert J. Pigeon, whoM tor la available It is presumed raubua aald hie delegation will go „ Oklahoma'-36 - Gov. Raymond, ot Intarast. Dels Aldan, Mrs. The town is presently using a laformatlon concerning the posi- Community Memorial Hospital. llarly prejuiflced* agaiinet right­ aecurity of the British defense ' to tba convention uncommittM. Gary la working actively for ; gifnons, and tha pastor, tha At Rocky Neck small achool building on the raalgnatlon became effective May reasonably safe to 'e lt . under a wingers. But there are no 'lists' chain In Southeast Asia." NBasiH a SIB 1. It la expected O'Loughlln will w p can be obtained from Board Setback Winners Me eaid he might b« a favorite eon. Harrlman. Ha said h# knaw two j Mr. Back left fort ha Hotch- property for kindergarten cIsssm. m 9-9095 tree but a few feet away from which have imlverMl force on Marshall heada the labor front. take -the oath of office at next Chairman Albert J. Booth, Setback winners at the., card For Food? Eaubue haa been reported in eome other Damooratic got-anwra— but School, Ijikevllla. Sunday A party o f 40 employes of Wat- The home has been vacaht since the .trunk. party sponsored by the Auxiliary Broadway." , . Singapore's biggest party. Ha.aald Monday’s aesaion. ' - The following rules for Green la alao the town toning It may be a wedding, a baimuet or just an informal uarters leaning toward refiiaed to naiqe those who favored sfternoon. ; kina Bros, and their families en- July 1, 1658, when the State took agent and assistant deputy of ssn- of the American Legion, Friday, The report,' baaed, on a atudy he would go from Japan to Com­ on ly < 1 3 5 tavanaon. Harriman bacauae he Mid they | Mrs. Simona la attending tha i joyed ah outing as guests of the, over the care of dependent chil­ Mrs. Nlchetes Isrh personal Mfety during a thun­ night include the following: begun In September, 1954, wae munist China and later ‘ o India to get-together of a society, lodge or aome friendly grovp* Mrs. BIlMbeth Am laeh. 82. 136 Scroons sorvo tlio purposo now derstorm have been compiled by itatlon. ’ aColorado—20—Govt. Edwin C. think Stevansor can't win. ^ gchool of Sacrad Mualc. She la ; company at Rocky Neck State dren. The position of AsMssor pays a Firsts, Mra.'Lena Jacobson of prepared for the Fund by John sec Prime Ml* I f remaining outside Pick Commander Goorgih—S3—G«v. 8. Marvin Manchester Evening Hernld He­ HIbbert, H, w u sought hy police sionary promotion. \ certificates for having compieted, OrUfin aald hla atata’a dalagatlon Clement Is seeking in unin- bron rnrreepondent. Miss Nusan Call Ml 9-5869 W unavoidable, keep away from: first Sid training in the Red C*roM etructed delegation which would todsy' after he disappeared with The following week, the' Rev. "1,, Small iheds and ahelters If will go uacommittad to tha con- Pendleton, telephone, ACndemy 36,000 In cash, and ehacks of the program. They are Richard N. Hill, New Britain, June' 26 (6*)—The ventlon. Howovar, 'Grifrin ha’a rob K«)fauver 'o f a home base at 6-8464. ^ • In an exposed lociatlon. 2. Iso­ Edward W. Latham. Clarence R. Marine (Torpa League of Connecti­ tha cdiivtiUlon. Clamant Mid ha company he worked for. Alan misa lated ‘trees. 3. Wire fences. 4. aald la tha paat that Gaorgla’a Ing .was the tobacco distributing Amidon,. Theunes T. Cooper, Rich­ cut hae elected Kenneth Yeakel vote may ha caat for Stavaaaon on still atanda on a prevloua stata- Hilltops, and wide open spacei. of New Haven aa iU new -xim- Here’s an entirely Ne~w Grade of Gflsoline firm's truck. Pdllce said hla boas, ard M. Oalinat. L eetrrT . Hill. A. tha A m ballot. - — , irtant that Stavenaon Is "the great- " (d ) Seek shelter In a cave, a Victor Bonadio, sent - HIbbert to Harry W. Olsen Jr.. John H. mandent. Kentucky—30—Obv. ' A. ' B: Mt candidate avaf to be denied the 30 AUend Shower depreMlon in the ground, a deep Ilia other new otfteaKa..elt^d the bank yeaterday to ('.epoalt 31,' Schmidt, Roheijt T* Va'tch, Edward (Han>yl Chandler la aaaking fa­ PrMidency of the United States." valley a e -canyon; the foof.^xr a 800 In cash and the rest In checks. E. White, Jobs Fpgg, llidinas D.< m te rd iy ; John W eitanoii, 'xaw vorite aon daalgnatlon. Ho aald Shivers Against Adlal ' For M1 8 8 Stocks steep or oveilialigin g. cUff. in a McKinney and George Savoie, Britain; James Molgapo, Stamford, ha wants to gat down to "broM Whan HIbbert failed to return. .' denM woods. In a gr.pve o f treM ."i and Steven Zuraw, Anaonia, rice Texas—66 -Oov. Allan Shivers Bonadio cheeked the bank and rbmpletea flOTnie tacka" with Harrlman, with Indi- was dafMtad by San. L.vndon B. , MIm Agnaa Stoclia, 43 Virginia ■\ Haryenn Davis will complete an commandants. cationa ha la leaning toward the learned the deposit w m not made. James McCarthy. Watarbury Johnson, th a Sanata majority Rd., whoat marrlagt to Franklin Then Bonadio called police. PROPER DIRECTIONS Instructor's co.'.;se tomorrow at New York governor. Chandler is leader, in bit effort to control' the D. IDnglahd. 4»» Lydatl' St., will the acquatic school at Lake Gardi­ Sgt.-at-arma, and Warren Amidon. dtAnitaly anti-Stevonaon. i ■tate'e detention and Shlvara may takS 'placa Saturday, July 36, was ner sponsored' by the

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So to BoUuuny* Of Guard Deaths ■p BOjlBB FBICM WDRO-19R9 W « 0 —I9M ‘Social Period,’ Katmanud, Nspal. Jun* la (B’l— lEopnitt^ Ifprald never be dupes aigaln. i Connecticut Qliits in Boston Dr. Schwine arrsngad with a looal WedBOoday, imm 21 Avalanche* and snows bav* forcsd "We admit frankly." they say, I The 46-yoar-oM eergeant Midnlght-3 a.m...... Vateatoara ,N*oded. UNITED METHODIST CHURCH accepted %"poelUon with - tile sardine factory to pack the whal* TIM (oUosnag program aeho0-w7>^ an Argentina sxpeditlon to aban­ "that we uncritically Juatified "-t, Over Bias Row into a hugs can Jor him. It took WHAT-Uacw* rksaitr Children Swim I a.m.-4 a.m...... Votaateara Nobdod. don Ita climb of 26,610-foot ML ROUTE 44A, BOLTON Yankee Frouge Construction Co., Bridge­ HarUord, Juna 16 (F) — Speed al*a ar* auppiMd ay tha radio ,WCVO—Uovd klTtnina Ooo* Must* 4 a.m.-6 a.m. .., ...... VoBuiteet* Nofded. many foreign agAjdomcsUc poli­ port. ’ . over 5,009 gallons of oil but It was maaagomonta and ar* rjbjoct to D4nutaglri, th* world's 'highsat un- m! - By A. H. O. killed two national guardathen worth it because it enabled OF. 8. WKNB—Dinner Dais 6 *jn.-8 a.m.' ...... Vohmteora Noeded. cllmbed poali. The team wag about cies of the Soviet Union which arr While at Stafforil Springs. Sgt chaago without aotloA wrTlU—Aiiswer Man ' Bolton. June 26 iSpecial)—One g a.m.-lO a.m...... Gloria McCauley, Donna' Zollo. SATURDAY, JUNE N , S:M a si lill P.M. m 'Boston, Junk. 36 i>>—-'tha Rav. Duma, together with C,t. Harry who crashed' In ac-ar In aouthtng- to aWp the wh*le back home^Up WDRC—Amos 'n Andy of the by-product* of th* Red 1,500 feet from the top. now ahown to be wrong.” Dr. Clayton Brooks Hale, minister to now he hasn't takan it out of th* S ite— ^.WQTH—ruiMB Lewis 10 a.m.-12 Noon ...... Volnnteora Needed. A measago reaching her* aaid AduMst 61 Je — ntlM res under Its 78e L inn The lUpubllcan Btata Oonvsn- Taylor, conducted classes In Srst ■ oo Memorial Day, Coroner WHAZ-rUuste Msccaaal iiia - Crbaa-PTA awimming program, Noon-3 p.m...... Let* Waldron. ' iktalina crimes, they now can tion last week waa dominaieil by of the Secomf Church in Boston aid, training auxiltaily State Po­ Uouls W. Schaefer aaid yaeterday. c*n. But he plana to. Just aa. soon WOCC—Reouri Ravw* WUAV—k.noor* rnsaltr th* 8-man Argentine team was all BewrvuUims'i MI 9-5Y24 a^d MI f-lIM _____cmmx (Unitarian), haa aubmlttad hit WKWS-naseball MatlMa WCIX'—Oood tr m ln a Ooed MosM wlUcb never did figure in tfi* xu^g- i p.m.-4 p.m...... Carol Johnson. MArilyn Cam. ace, suddenly, "were an intoler­ two mSn who had come igi In poli­ licemen. The 'class they conducted Klllad wars Ronald B. Faatth- pa he can locata a forty-foot k*y WnfIC-.Widow Brown right but that at laaat two native BBtanj •! th* resignation btcauae of what ho WKNB-;Dtiiner Dais Inal planning, ia Ita aocial aucceas. 4 p.m.-6 p.m: ...... Columbia DeCarll. porters )iad bean Mllsd by ava­ Menu; Btu ne. bam, aalede, rolls, strawberry skorteaka, eeffae. bpstsr.,st«r. Omul. »m able hindrance to the advance of tics the rtel han. way. * comprised 39 men and ran from ara, 84, and Ralph Angelattl, 26. to open it with. W URU-^ Rolbr WTIC-61Jia r Tonitni The comfortable, neighborly ocen* 6 p.m.-6 p.m. . t .Georgo Churill*. termed opposition to. bis plan to March through May. both of Maridan. . They ' had WOTB—Was WoAs WDRC-Alaas ‘n'Andy lanches. ' / socialtam. SociaUam la dedicated One of theae two was Meade Al­ W Ollt-E. F. Morsaa waa repeated yeaterday morning 6 p.m.-lO p.m. May Mawkea Virginia Liegl. appoint a Negro aa hla assistant. Prior to his duties at Stafford marchad aartiar in a Memorial Day *'jlnA «-;ISuaio 'Slsrchanl (iff 10 p.m.-Mhtnight ...... May HawKea, Virginia Liegl. The aam* teahi tried unsuccese- to the liberation of mankind from corn. ■ Members of ths church's stand Rsourd Rtritw at tho Bolton Lake Hoyae beach fully to scSi* Dhaulagiri, th* You can take your A1 Smiths, Springe, Duma conducted Srst aid purade. FOLKS PAST 40! WCCC-f WHAY-Save a l.Ile aa tho program got undorway. Skywatch Poet located on top of Manchester Pollc* Station. Vol­ aedal injuatica and th relkaalng ing committee said last night they classes for veSunteer Are and po­ Thee ar waa owned by feathers .___-Bas-ball liaO nrs WUCtJ—Uood Kvcnuis Cnnd Must* Municipal world's fifth tailsst peak, two •••••• ••••#••••<•**2 r. m coming up from city streeU, or have declined to accept the resig­ _IO -O r. N. V. P sa lt wKjirB—kivealaa Ssrsnads Mothera aat in the aun viiiUng unteers may register at .Civil Defenm Headquarter*. yoars ago. Thsir leader died In that Mwitta ...... I.M the ijill cepacltlee for the flower- >m i-S nation. The committee appoint­ Maintoin your good health and WOTH—Waa Works While youngatera were receiving attempt, which ended when the Ir.p of huniaolty. It reoulrea an from log cabins, or even your Abe He also served as co-ordinator t>f Schaefar 'aaid. He added that WDRC—Bins Crosby Inatruction. p.m. .-s ed a committee to Study the mat­ Civil Defense St the Bethany Bar­ atatementa ef dlsintareated eye vigor with "For^-Flm.” 1^ «>! WOTR-O Bsstltr climhera were within 3,000 fqel of ever-expahdlng democracy, the RIbicoff, coming up through the ter and confer with the minister. •Wlrnlea Oivttig School YelT SV-Bstly auBkall t i t e - Some of them have quit* a tho top. melting pot, and dwell upon the racks. witneaaes, extensive damage to n eugsr-froo mUttun of loipar- ^ JQ—Bm ord lUvlsw WHAY—ualrs a U le lengthy atay if there are aeverat ^"p« of heroics in­ tion to be effective July 31, 1957. Schwine, waa all Ivopped up about cludiag iron and vitniaia Bit, Tip—Pspnsr Vouag WKKB-Jos Olrand children in varioua atagea of awlm- dreM contest! wilt be held at- th* self," aaid Dr. Otrlo Alberto Ca personal Ubertlea, the development the two soldiers jgave “mute cor . DRU--«Sntelbl’ current mountaineering oeaaoa in volved, and the stories involved Ha aald hlS proposal to appoint an Idea he had (or making Blubber delicious liquid farna.- Ask Wt i c —O ne Mane Snnilly mlng ability In one family. And July 2T meeting. TO*.*ntry must be petti, th*. yo«mg physician who Of ronditioiM which will ultlmste- are thrilimg. authentic, Inapiring. roboratlon" of Jtigh speed. in m WaTH-Waa Worka WDRC—Charles Colllnawood ■ome ar* tranaporting neighbor Nepal. It’haa been on* of tho mora aU •«■ tfUpaSf^ts croduod to it of a Negro to assist him as mlniatei- Schaefer blamed th* deathsc on Flavored Ice Cream, he waa able for a bottle a t Weldou’s, only W QTH-Say It Wl|h iTuatc a aunback dresa with bolero mad* visits him tale* a week. successful of rscent climbing BOi tn thii i«p«r ly cltmlnste altogether the use of Such men started but with tre­ to studenU hpd brought "resigna­ A Thought for Today to purchase a allglitly used whale 91.69, or phoria Ml S-S9tl for *'tlnA y-Baur aimbaii chiidron In a car pool arrange­ of cotton. Winner* of both con­ mwkA MlMk tB# TLCMI IKIWB .iwm******* **Viri mendous htndicaps, and roas abel'c AngtletU's ntgiigtne*. Th* car hit WOCX-llscoM Rwrlsw WHAY—DWHAY—Dod*era odiers v«. CubeCuba "I am feeling as good a. ever, ysars. with a Swiss team scaling Aij HMbti of ropubttcauo® ^ sp^ciat force in the reiationa between tion threaU" and "harsh'’ words. (deceased) for a bargain price. Me Immediate delivery.. WfCNBr-BasrlwU Matinee ment. tests wlU compete at th* Pomoii* then and through thsm. by energy, a traa after It failed to make WCCC—Good Evealna Good Moslo Since thia tak,ea a good chunk although ! am getting a bl' deaf,' both Everest and Lhntse and a stacles rather than as advantages. ambition; *'tvHAY—Bwln* Easy WOTH—Red Bos vs. White Box Bernard Berenaon cetehratea hia Joseph Rossetto FOCARTY BROTHERS of mistakes and to ths process of This ran be a painful process. New York, June 26 tm»—Health Because we have, great dreams WCCC—Rsoord R arisy •iia- labeled tadpoica, ^ ly w o g s, froga, 91at birthday today. He is th* ‘nicaday, Juii« 36 Meade,. Alcorn entered- public WKN^Baseball Matinee • WHAY—Dodgers vs. Cubs intermediate* a n d awirnmera. CONSTRUCTION COMPANY NOW l*«d* HlgklABd Coal — CaaBNttetrt Caka — uirrcctton poW going on makts Department officials aay three and because we have the. op- WTK^IUM) Radio Ums Wire-Biographies In Sound greateot livihg authority on Itnllan lie BBOAD ST. — TBU Ml 9-6669 life, loaded duwn with advantages Bronx school children caught ty­ W pR O -C al Kolby ^ , More advanced claaM* cair be only a beginning in this dirsetion. portunlty to make theae dregms WDRC—Johnny Dollar scheduled if there la Interest. renalsoanco art. AND CAYf rbal OU — FtaM RMt OU BBraaN v/hich were real]y handicaps. phoid fever from 4 man who pre­ come true. WOTH-Lot Paul and Mary Ford WOTH—Red th x vs. While Box Berenson baa boon a cloae friend 58 DUMONT STREET—Ml 9-0S08 We Lom An Election "We esnnot 'accept> says the 'One way of' pointing to these pared aalada for a dlnn'er they at­ s:» a - There was some talk on th* beach Wendell Wilkie **ifesY-Nawi _ ^ WHAY—Dodgers vs. Cubs yeaterday of apecial adult claaaea of many of the a’orld'a Important ResidentisI and Industrial Construction ^•n» nialn taiue ln-th« olecUon American party which for yaars handicaps is to remember that bcr tended. Sponsored by Uie Manchester WTIC—Contrast In Muslo poopi*. Formor Prasider.v I- arry 8. Ip Iceland waa the praacnca .of accepted everything eo blindly, fore he liecame Meade Alcorn he The department said yesterday Oeuncll of Churches. L«t US plan a Parsonal Preparty In* WDRC—CamM lgn 'M to be conduated tWo afternoons a w n u —Mawa WOTH—Red Boi vs. While Box week. Several parents present in­ Truman took time during hla Euro­ Amaricaa troopa Oier*; roamilnK an analysis of such profound was Hugh Meade Alcorn, Jr. tha man will be regUtered aa a •uranea program te'suit your naadt -• WDRC—News Reporltr ..... pean tour to call on him, '‘preaumptiye typhoid carriar" and WOTH-i-Nsws dicated their interest in th* idea. onr air baaa, there. Even In ad- That meant' -various things, jit WHAY—Dodgers vs. CubsX Lithuanian-born but a hatural- mistakes which attributea them meant he was tho son pf s famous, barred from workiiig as a food and protaet yeur prized possaisient * il» - WTIC-4Contrast In Music \ - Named Waterfront Aide vanoa of the dectipn. thia jtaaua WHAY—Sporu „ . ^ . WDRC—Campaign '54 ^ Miss Ruth Shinn, who la work­ igod American, Beranson loft Bea­ solely to the capricious' abarga- -^etinguished, and powerful father. handler. » s name waa not dla- . . at home or whtn traveling. You WIXO—(3pod E vsnlns Good MusM WOTH—Red Sox vs. While Sox ton shortly after he waa graduated laaa cenaidered ao powerfdl that cloaed. WKMB-.4ar«aads wwa- 1 ing with the State 4-H office thia tions of a Blngla individual, no Tha father waa famous as a prose. can gat complete, personalizad pro­ WTlC-4itiicUy Snorts X from .larvard University and haa even the partiea friendly to ua ciitor, and that gave him a power A typhoid carriar ia immune to , WHAY-Dodgers vs. Cubs V summer, will he aaalatant water­ nikUer how much a rb itr^ y power the disease but carrias typhoid STDRC—Zalmon WTIC—Chet Uuntlev front .director, as. the Tolland lived In Italy 69 years. H* hai want aleajc with a reaoluUon call- which easily translated Itself Into tection at moderate cost. Call ut WOTH—Conn. SportUabl WDRC—Campaign ** ^ _ managed to remain American in h« was wrongly permitted to erma and is capable of spreading SiSa— WOTH—Red Sox vs. While Sox Cjounty 4-H Camp to be conducted political power. WHAY—Dinner O ats ^ . heart and mind. Jnr upon ua to get out. They hoped -eisurp. It Is Just as wrM g to SJem. an ecifteinawM todayl - l*:l*- „ ^ • for two weeks b^lnning July 1. It waa, then, as crown prince of continuing WCCC—Good kivanlna Good Musle WHAY—Dodgers vs. Cubs Hia hooka arc clasaica in the that, hy dotnr thla themaclyea ascribe all the mialakea and viola­ an. existing kingdom . that, the Th* department ia C«MWIt WKNB-Barenadt w n c —Brotherhood' at Work Three local members of Clever- field of art c.lUciam. They earned they would neutraliae the iaaue for younger Alcorn appeared on the an investigation to aae if any oth- wm c—Let Oeorss Do It WDRC—Romanes Moods 'C utteri will be Junior counkblora tions of aociallst princlplet to 6 ars among the 200 guests who at- WDRvV>G Lombardo WOTH—Red Sox vs. While'Sox at the camp. Patricia Strickland for him a worldwide reputation aa the election. But thetr atratary single individusl ss - it wss .to eeene. He, too. waa, automatically WGTH-BIll SterBtern I*;* an axpert on art. the proaeeiitpg. He, too, waa au' Undkd thaha prtprivate party last May 6i«»- WHAY—Dodgers vs. Cubs and Susanne Reneker will be on did not work. The partiea which ascribe to him all the achieve­ l6 contria ^ tha ments and grandeu.- of socialist ■or of polltical/'power. He waa a WKNB-lcraiiads _ WOTH- -Red Sox vs. White Sox Pouech,^ the second. Thimbl*' whereNhe often entertains at tea, Bare. And the Commuaiata tarred progress in the. U.S.S.R." WTIO—'.T irsoS U t X If!/ pushers who expect to attend the leader, the. moment he appeared on W O R D -'. ■Tbomas . WHAY—Dodgers vs. Cubs camp Include Sally Strickland and Th* gubat Hat read* like a who's aloof; with an incraaae In their the scene. He had kverythlng, from Velcraii' Trooper* IMITH WGTH—Meet Ui* Artist WTIC—Fred YV*rlng_ who of tlia world's literary figures. What makes Utia' particularly WDRl^—M6ods for Ttomance Tina Peaola. vote.' nauseating is that there was al­ the first. WOTH—Red Sox vs. While Sox "He might live to Well over 100 This extreme good forfime was. Wins First Prise There ire two baaic reaaona for ways an excuse for slaves to the To Leave Force I'N C ORPORATED ll:i» - Mrs. J.. Ernelt Asptnwall's ■a It turned out. the almost. In­ REAL ESTATE — INSURANCE GENERAL WIIAY—Nlghl Watch thia aituatlon. One ia completely Stalin line inside Russia which did superable obalacle he had to strug­ W T IC -N a»s chocolate ‘cake won Srst prise at 8ft. Thomaa. J. Duma, of M3 MAIN ST„ OROUND F l O O * — TEL. m j|-8M l WDRU-News; Almanac the Grange meeting Friday night. elemuitaU N* .t>ee nation likea to notnbtaln ftfr 13ie Amsrtcan slaves gle against. And he had 1-. learn WOTH—Red Sox vs. White Sox Orange, whoee last duty station "INSUKAN8MITR8 SINCE 1914" TV SERVICE lltlS- • Second prise went to Mia* Grace DR. L0U\^T^. FOLEY haye the military force of another to that link. In Russia, you were hla neceaattiSB through rather bit­ waa at the Staffo^ Springs Bar ter experience in public life when WHAY—Night Watch Tedford and third to Mrs.. Oacar ratloH praaent on ita own aoll, un' caught, and your Ufa Itself might racks, has rqilred after 20 yea: 0».7* f t K AUaU' . wnc—SporU: Weather Anderson. DeriUat much more than a normal quota with the State Police Department isa* lei StH CaUlM Nights $2.95 w 4 s9 3 Flo* Parte WDRC—Cal Kolbv announces tn^ opening leaa H haa a draatic feelinx; of be forfeit it you dared think for of sorrow also happened to be WOTH-Nlght Music Mrs. Donald Tedjord, co-chair­ Duma cams to the Stafford • 14 PRATT STR in ■ TEL. »U S-5194 man of the Home Economics (Tom- of his office for the danger of attack from admebody youraelf. But theee began us free Tooding his private family life. Springs Barracks in January af- WHAY—Night Symphony eiae. It will d»ua no good to prar- WTIC—Slartim* Serenade General Practice of ' ■f ■ Americans; they had the birth­ He got battered around-. His am­ ter aarvlng Tor 15 ye*ri at the HARTFORD WDRC—Danes urchestrs tand. or te wlah, that thia elemen> bition. which was hla father's am­ WOTH-Danes Band Dentfttry right of free thought and opinion; bition, to aee an Alcorn In high at tal truth.about human and na- it Was safe for them to disagree WHAY—Niaiil Symphony eiecti\*e office, was fru^*.rat®d. USED TV WTIC—Siarlight Serenad* 256 Main Street tipnal nature can ever be different. with^Stslln and leave the party, as' Bven his political power, the power ■V- WDRC—Danes (rehestra ; TOYS On top of thia, there haa been a he had bMsuse'he wga an Alcorn, a . FOR THE KIDDIES Manchester, Conn.^,, some did. They themselves,'in their \ $19 95 up Office Hours By \ aacond baaic reason for troubla. In neurotic longing for slavish bfgan to attract more enemies Television Prosnuns ^ Large Asoortasent .Icaland. In our atay therA we have than followers. Potferton's On Pats Two Appointment security, chose to fawn Upon Then, conacloualy, or Initinctive- Tel. MI 3-6528 > ahowad political and econornic every hair in Stalin's head. It was ly, he began the long, hard climb •IM CfBNTCR ST. ^ArtKur D ru| Siorti favoritlam, 'naturally enough but' WILLOW RUN CYIANOES nSt In practical cynicism, but if! down from the top. H* ceased be- Detroit Iff)—One alillne wltlch ptrhapc not ao wiaely, to one po> ^dedicated passion that they swore tng the prosecutor. He ceased be­ liandlea about 28 per cent of the ing Hugh M. Alcorn, Jr. He be­ » f o « LckVS's ¥ W I litleal party. Ita influential mem- that Stalin was a saint, incapable paaaenger business at Willow Run gan rewoVklng his way In politics, Airport haa announced plans ttf bera have enjoyed the Uen’a ahare of a thought which was not pure In on th*' basis of coming up with of the boom our contracts and niove to Wayne Major Airport-— ita concern for others. Nobody ideas atid policies.that deserved to the first domestic airline to make apendlng have brought to Iceland. forced them to b elir.s the lies b e . followed rather than pn the the move. $ R w a l i i k A . By identifying duraelvee ao baaii 'of a presumed authority to GAUDET they believed. They wanted to be 4—and. ike pounds ^icoye it ! Seven other domestic airlines NEW DUAL-SERVICE command. Ai he ckijig through his have-jinnounced plans to remain closely with one ^ ty , we made Have them. ’ ■ personal vale of sorrows, he grew 785 MAIN ST. — OPPOSITE WOOLWORTH'S enemies of J^e othfia.. at Willow Run. 10 milea farther Now, suddenly, they proclaim softer, and, tasted hup^lityln the from'Detroit. Another airline haa OPEN MONDAYS . There are aubaldiary factora 'in that they were .poor Innocent business of living. And when he ANY SIZE been operating European flighta had climbed down far 'enough, i tha aituatlon in Iceland. We have dupes, who had wonderful'.ideals Pound for pound, tho most powerful ttudr V8's today • 1 oui of Wayne Major. been changing the chdracler A life with every foot of the way surely ail tha lime. In the name of th.ese as hard and i iffinilt as any .typical are Chovrolota. That's one way you c a n ^ ll thoy'r* in Iceland, drawing yoiing men off. Picture Tube c DIAMONDS $75 to $1000 ideals, they are ready to embrace Horatio Alger climb in tiie op- tho most modorxi V 8't going! the farms, Introducing new values, practically everybody. But unlike poalte. dlrei'Uon, then lie began CHECK OUR PRICES—THEN SHOP AROUND ~ | COOKS AND HEATS AUTOMATICALLY to ripe again, authenticaliy, on hii Upsetting the placid old clviliaa* their contemporaries inside Ru.- and Tightan been on a desert island. noted (or their research to fur­ engine wfight, s bi^er proportion ing V8-either standard, or op­ part of the Stalin regime them- ther advance medical science. rolet’! truck V6’» mskei possible s Install outside waicrlinet ach-A. ^ t at least they hsd gu«k Now that the story is out. hun­ rugged yet compseteyUnder block. is available for m(>vmg your pay- tional at extra cost - in every (6) Two stores conveniently loads. You get hour-saving per- .^Chevrolet truck, model. Horse- yourself .... fast and at low Sod Your Dealer or.,... enough and aense enough to decide dreds of people wili, of course, re­ located. There's one near yon. Modefn design cuts dt)wn engine / o5h H. cost with Carton ilegible piss- to expoae it. perhaps they even member haring seen him there^on (7) Four registered phatma- weight snd incresses engine effi­ . formancy on the jpb. And modem pow(wer ranges as' high as 195 for cltla on duty for Ailing y«ur V8 power saves dollars, too! last, efficient high-tonnage hauling. ^ tic pipe. Lightweight, resists decided to end the Stalin r^ime; th* beach. Perhaps they will re­ preneriptlons. ciency. ^ freezing . . . . perfect^ for that But tha Ameri'can Comdiunist member, nowf that ,Uiey had a appen (6) Priced to save you money. L lawn sprinkler system or out­ HARTFORD COMPANY hierarchy would have been tail­ vague suspicion that aomething In ' aoeordance with the policy ^ IMSURAMCt side faucet you’vt^bceo plan- ing along with the Stalin myth for­ might be wropg. Perhaps they will througSout 1. every departmesi t oing- ever it aomtbody. alae hadn't regret, now. thgt they didn't fol­ In onr drug''stores . . . Prescrip­ Chevrolet TaskFovee Trucks tions, tee are priced t# sava yen 5**p dared upaet it. low a friendly, 'meddtlitg inepblse J hi Hditj mud get thejmets mm CmrUm, ”tke moitejr. A n yth in g Iumm if oji oM-ittBhionmd truck! pipe with the ttripe”, mt 233 Po«J St., Hartford Opoo Moddoy* 617 Main St., MoHchottor Now the eaposurc haa been to chc(;k and he aUt;e everything' Bring Yeur Neat V. made,' However, our Amancaa V aa aiiyight. But, as it waa, per-1 Prescription Here For < Oi^64 Eg^t Center Street—Ml 9-5261 ' tiaving and Safety if Cemmuniata are really bold. They haps the most crowded beach In | A •.iii Open Thursda^Kvenings Until 9 :00 MANCHESTER LUMBER, INC. now condemn not only Btahn.rbnt America waa the loneliest plate in . Pine Pharmacy and Saturdsys Until Noon. 255 CENTER ST. IRANCHESTER alao thoae who have expoaed him. world, full of a bitter, savage ^ 664^'renter St.—MJ l!-9SI4 CARTER CHEVROliT CO., Inc. They an now, they teli every- lonelincaa in which everybody was |«*i __ ii, ...■ .. i „ PiaaLanox Pharmacy ^ MANCHESTiK body, anj^rklsy Upon a aqange v^fjg. JU§ owtt jjafU ^ly i 31 f MAIN STREKT fuiil prln- fe, and no part of any other; !l i n E. Center st.—Ml 9-6S96 S " i ■“ 7 • t f- X

HANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN* TUESDAY, JUNE sJr.x 1966 PAGE NINE HANCHESTER e v e n i n g HERALD/UANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, JUNE 2«. 1956 p a g £ e i g h t He also claimtd the hoard didn't particularise chargee. - and h* Machine Maipiifira Sound o f Heart Beat Deaths Lost Night Admiral King wasn't allowed to croee-queetlon ^ FOB MAXIMUM HEAT oad TBOVBLEFKEB OPERATION Time Element' Cancer Group Hagerty Raps Living Costs EquOt tiritneeees. Obituary Funeral Rites The courf ruled the board didn't By THE ASSOCIATED FBB8S have to. It ruled that although the ', Portsmouth, N. H., June 34 t/Pi - N s e SHELL FuriKKe Oil Stpry Ike Bids board acted In a quasi-ludhtlal Admiral Ernest Joseph King, 77. i Big Issue in Picks Officers capacity, it did not hav* to fellow •. . -at-.en., • X, Slated Friday who directed the United Statab on iBnMn cBid Stdean SoM D eath s z ' y,'. i' ______. . Record High o f *33 technical rule* of court procedure. Navy throughout World War II, Bowers Suit Dr. Marrin Rublnow wai alacted Wil^n to Quit th* flnrt edficer to eerv* elmultan- «imI SBrvicBd ProiniHly OBd iffkiMlIy to auccaad Dr. Edwarrf L. Basiar 'if Portamouth, N. H., June 26 uPi— eously a$ commander-tn-chlef Of aa praildant of tha Manchaatar E ric M. Andaraon (UeoMotfed from Page Ona)_. Washington,. June 26 UPy—Uv-,»enced*earU*r At wholeaal* level*. Funeral servlcta for Fleet Adm. A ndover tha y.S . fleet and chief of Naval Etforts by oounMl for all partirt a. L W ILU S t SON, III. District of tha Connecticut Divl- InvealliaUon Into'the death of j Ing coats rose sharply in May. , The May rise was the largest Ernest J. King, who died yeeterday operations,,died Monday. He waa to bava th* auit by Shrrwood O- , Enc Malcom Anderaoh. whoaa • - ■ • < — *■ Me use in treating th* President. Mnding th* government'* index lo monthly Increae* In the index at tha age i t 77, wrlll be held Fri­ bom In Lorain, Ohio. tha Amerirah Canrar! Hagerty said Bnyder'a only point Courses Started t MADf BT. — PHONE MI $-6138 Boaara______analnat the town triad b« laion Of Amenran «-"ncer ^te Connectl- i ;- ,...... a level equaling th* all-time peak since May 1953 day at Rfaahtnijton National Oa- Moscow, June 36 i85—Reinhold fOra the aummaf court aaaaipn enda society laat ni*ht at the group a I River Jual aoulh of the Char- was that h* didn't want to give ntea Se«ao*al Eartera thedral srith burial at the Naval . * „ ' after 10 ...... of Octobar. 1953. Moritao'vlrh Gller*,, 88, noted Rua- at 6 p.m. Fridas^ are running “ P j nieeting held at the home ; t,r oak Bridge ahortly afle out-the name o( the manufacturer Clague said th* new record- Academy at Annapolla. At Lake by PTA of the (nhalator, in keeping with The Labor Department'a Bureau aian rompoaer. •galnat legal oWtacraa. I o'clock yeatciaay morning, la con- of. Statistic* eeld the index rose equalling level In living cosU la The body waa ;to be borne by ,4^wyor. for ^ 0 thraa parUaa.of^D^^^^ ...... J tmu.ng. a«f>f’ to victory In World the beat.” quota for Manchester District waa ward to arriving in the , British Bremerhaven, Ger- War II. He ivaa the flrat man to cludes: "The People's Choice, Segal explained the value of the considering tha caaa aa ’ ‘ready” F u n era ls Coventry June (Special Rfynolds. Hagerty said he sought ”*the aurpaaaed. A total of $12,265 was At 10 a.m. akin . divers from Islea on Thur.sday. June 21, and be-| many the laat port of call for th# hold simultaneously -the poeta of Fredericks; "The Boy* and Their Instrument aa lying "In the fact svan though, strictly speaking, After more than -lOlioura of "drag­ doctors' views regarding the Pres­ Formtriy Chaney Brothers^ Retail Salesroom counael will not be able to go for­ csllacted in the diatrict, whUh in­ ging” operations members-of nine Poquonock Bridge Fir* Depart­ ginning their two - and - a - half Caatel Felice." commander-in-chlef of the U.8., Mother,” Jennlson; "Wake Up the that any audden atoppage Or varia­ cludes Manchester and several Earl George Stevenson ment were railed to assist and at ident's weight because he was in­ month stay In Europe, for which After the pleasant interlude on Echoes," Bob cboke; "Hentz,' tion iu quality, rat* or tone in the ward unless the demurrer declaldn fire departments, a State-ow-ned terested personally In finding put fleet and chief ornaval operations. la made. other nearby towni^ The funeral of Earl George Ste­ helicopter, and a privately-owned noon the helicopter used by Gov. •they have been planning and work­ .ship with other Americans, the He took over as conunander-in- Houser; "Imperial Woman,” Pearl heart beat m l^ be picked up Im­ venson, who was found dead-yes­ Abraham A. Rlbicoff during the "why he wasn't gaining.” ing for the past two years and •Senior ScouW are looking forward Buck; "Golclen Journey," Turnbull; mediately and-lipon reoccurrence, If'tha demurrer is upheld, Atty. Other OfHcem airplane have failed to locate the '■ Hagerty predicted a quiet day chief only two weeks after the . 177 HARTFORD ROAD terday In the Rocklcge develop floqd.s last summer arrived and to stepping onto English soil for "Jubilee,'' Brick; "South Gave valuable lecond* are gained In In­ Donald Chemoff has. the right to In other elertlonft laat night. K. body of a Hartford man whoie for the President. The press sec­ more- Japanese .sneak atta'ck on Pearl fUs an amended complaint, a right rnenl,, will l>e held tomorrow at 2 Joined the search. Aftei' a big send-off from tne the first lime and riartlng their Summer,” Bassett; and "MacAr- stituting remedial imeaaure*.’’ Theodore Bantly W’aa named vice drowning in Coventry Lake last retary said this morning that so Harbor, Dec. 7, 1941, and as chief he will undoubtedly choose to take president: Mra. Thomas F. Fergu­ p.m. at the Watklna-Wesl Funeral nlglit was predicted by a- com The plane landed at the Robert- Hartford railroad station June 12, adventure-in getting to know and rtf naval operations only three thur--Hla Rendezvous wHh Hla- An added feeture of the electro­ on b ^ a lf of hla client. Bowers. son. secretary: Robert, E-. Hatha­ Home. 142 E. Center ,St.. with the laon School and was boarded by far as he knew the White Houae with many friends and relatives make friends with young people of tor>’,*’ Whitney. cardiogram, according U> Dr. Segal; panion and nearly averted by the Ataff had no government business months later. Tha Crockett for the town and way, treasurer; Mrs. Ubert. chair­ Rev. Rusaell Peery, aaalaiant paS' efforts of a Manchester man.- South Coventry Fire Chief Delmar there to bid them "b on voysgc, qther lands. Adm. King served the Navy on ■nte biography of (General Mac- la that It may be attached to the Green for hia clients win have to man of volunteers; Dr. Lane Gid- tor at Center Congregational O. Potter.-After two trips over the to take up with Elsenhower. , ■ ------1------^ , Arthur was a gift of the Reming­ electrocardiograph machine nnd Object of the search, Alphonse ■phe doctors have said Eisen­ thiey had an all night tra:in ride to surface ships, submarines and In make answer to the amended com­ ^dlngs, medical truatee to the Con- Church, officiating. Dolron, 43, was warned by Mil- lake Chief Potter said the water Montreal. aviation. ton Rand Foundation. that,.# almultaneoue elecU-ocardio- plaint. hower will be discharged- from luK 'K ^ Division; Addison Dus- Stevenson .was born in Man­ ton Greenwood,'63. also of Hart­ waa too muddy to spot any,^hlng Big Adventure Seen New reading In the ciyidren't gram may be taken. s if the demurrer is. overruled, Rorkville. lay trustee to chester, CH'l, 21, 1915, the son of from the air. Walter Reed late this week. McKeldin Hits section includes: "Wheel on the "'The attachment ia of aufficient ford, that if he went hack out on Whether he will announce his poli­ As the llghU of Hartford faded- Gbeene must make answer to the lecticut Division. the late Joseph and Sophia Mc­ Earlier Lt. Richard 'Bauer, a School," OeJoiig; "Animal Tales length so that the almultnneous original complaint. Greena U re­ the lake to fish about 8:30 p.n , he tical plans during his stay at in the distance, some of the scouts Auto Makers T^e chairman of standing com- Cormick .Stirvenaon, and waa edu­ would drown. Ignoring the advice, U.S. Air Force jet pilot home oh began to cry, perhaps a reaction High Court Backs from Ireland,” Cormack; '(Jlarence electrocardiogram la taken In the portedly prepared to do that with­ furlough flew a plane, owned by Gettysburg remained uncertain. mlttbes elected were: education, cated in local schools. He was a Doiron traveled about 150 yards from the excitement of leaving, the TV Dog,". Lauber; "Guna for corridor and not 'In the operating out delay. his father-in-law Walter Sifllth, Co­ Hagerty previously ducked a ques­ Mrs. Jacob Miller: service, Atty. World \Var II veteran and former­ from shore In a rented motorboat. mixed with th* thought that it On Speed Lure Blue Law Ruling the Saratoga," Meader; "Not Top room," Dr. Segal said. ventry. over the lake for an hour tion as to whether he knew those Charles N. Crockett: publicity. ly operated hla own garage here. About 20 minutes later Scott would be three month.* before they Small After All." Clymer; "Who ’The advantage of thl* feature. Mrs. E. Theodore- Bantly. The but failed to spot the body. plans. . ' Dr. Segal **ld, la that it make'* It For the . past few year.s, "he had Huestia 71 Vernon St., Manrhe.Uer, saw familiar face* and place* Atlantic City, N. J.. Jttjie 26 (85 Hartford, June 26 (A*!—’Connectl- Rides By.'’ Leighton; "Wyatt newly elected trustees are Or. Doiroh's friend and employer, Asked last night whether Ei­ been employed aa k toolmaker by and Harry Oebhard, Hartford, again. But one said lo the other -^Gov. Theodore R. McKeldin of cuf* Supreme Court yesterday Earp,'" Holbrook; "High Flylpg poaaible to reduce the number of Robert J. Aleabury, Edward .1. Greem^’ood. said.they and Robert senhower would hold a news con­ hospital penonqel who must be in About Town Pratt and Whitney. summer re.sidents. both* fishing ference at Gettysburg so the ques­ members 5f the group. •'What are Maryland today accused automo­ upheld a storekeeper’s arrest for Hat,” Ward; "Seven Stories for W ED.. THURS- FR L. SAT. ONLY! Thoms,. Dr. Charles Q. Griffith, He leaves his wife. Mrs. Lillian Minor 58. Hartford, had flslied all you crying about? I am setting bile manufacU rers o.' having Catflish B e n d,” Burman; and the operating room during surgery. from the shore, saw the Dojron day and that Ihouffli the weather tion could be put directly, Hagerty the sale o f a half-pound of liver- Mrs. ,J. Herbert Finlay and Frank Stafford Stevenson; two sons. Wil­ out on what hs.s been the biggest plunged "headlong into a horse­ "Sword in the Tree,'* Bulla. A few months ago, the hospital Sltiion. boat.was in t ouble. waa cVml in the evening. Doiron said: wiirst. In another caae. It upheld Miss Lee Decker entertained liam and Earl Stevenson, a daugh­ adventure in my life so far. power derby of death and destruc­ Loyalty Dinner was presented with a 1-channel large group of her high school Reappointed to the Board of The pair sped to him and said wanted lo go out onto the lake • "It's a little too early to cross the firing .of a teach,er. electrocardiograph machine by ter.- Bonnlev. Lynn .Stevenson; his they might ha.ve rescued Dolron that bridge." ' The day in Montreal seemed tion.” The llverwurat wag sold on Sun­ The loyalty dinner, marking the friends Saturday at a beach party Trustees were Mrs. Gertrude Ray- stepmother, M|S. Theresa .Steven-, onre more, long all were (ired from lack of qpening of the First Congregation­ Morris Houeen formerly of Man- ner. Dr, Charlea H, Peckham. Mrs,-> had the fhrolt'le- linkage oh the He borrowed Minor's jacket and He insisted Eisenhower has not an He warned that state.* may be day, in violation of Connecticut at the home of her parents at An­ ■on; four sister.s, Mra. Mary Vir- sleep and it whs very hot. For ex­ forced to counterattack with lawr blue laws which ban the sale of al fund drive, vill be heldUontZht :heater and now of Iiwlng, Mas*. Fraincea Taylor, Klmer Weden, motor of their lioal not lieen entered the boat while 'Gfeemyood .Vet discussed his political future In confribiiting the electrocardlo­ dover Lake. ' 1111, 446 Parktif St. Mra. Ethel citement • Betty E-gland and limiting the horsepower and speed anything but necesiiities on that in the church social rooms. « James Seiler, Mrs. John P. Cheney sheared. TTiey esti.maled they were waa saying. "If yon want lo go — with anyone, except possibly his phone yesterday, Atty. I.,e*aner Moske, 52 North St., Evallne Wat­ within .50 feel of the victim ,%yhen family. Jackie Wrubel were a.sked by of cars unle.ss there ia .some day. Zion Lutheran Sunday School Jr., Dr. Robert UaybUm. Adam go ahead, but yoii'll drown." aald the gift waa given In memory Rhodea. Mrs. Benjamin J. Munaon. kins, California, and Mrs; Gertrude he went down for the last lime. Informed of the* death of Ports­ representatives of thi Bell Tele­ change. Milford Merchant (^arle* Hurll- Manchester Evening herald A d' Curtains Greenwood .said he operated a staff will' have a meeting tomor­ Rowsell, Oklahoma; and f o'u r phone Co, to pose for pictures to be dover rorreepondent, Mrs. Paul Dr. Thomaa Healy, Dr. Beaacr, The.i had initially overshot their plumbing bu.sine'aa InJIartford and mouth, N. H.. yesterda.v of hla "We bijilil into our roads all the m*n clkimed the law wa*. uncon­ row evening a t '7:30 p.m. brotherH, Albert Stevenson. 507 used for advertising purpo.ses. This Pfonsttehl, telephone PI 3-6866. Judge John J. Wallell and Warren target, Doiron worked for him as a plflm- World War II comrade-in arms safely device* tl at engineering stitutional, but the court rejected Thurnauer of Rockville"* Woodbridge SI., .Samuel Steven­ Mra. HuestTs railed to Mrs. 'War­ Fleet Adm. Ernest J. King, he is­ was an event and the. two scouts skill can devise and the tycoons of the claim. Mra. Mary R. Brunette, 107 Rua- ber and steam fitter. He said the Town ('liairmen son, 210 charier Oak St,', William ren K. Little, a resident at the sued a statement'paying tribute to wlllinBly posed, talking on the internal combustion build more The teacher who wa* fired waa FOR RENT V aell St., la chairman of the com­ victim could swim. The . town program chairnien- Steven.son, 44 Village St., and Her­ south en d 'of the lake where the King aa "a great American and kn telephone. and more speed into .their vehi­ Edward M. Conley, a junior high The shrimp induatcy ,1a, 0># S and 16 min. Mevie Projoetera mittee in charge of the Daughters Doiron's stepfather Joseph W. lucrative of all American com who. were elected are: Mr.s. John bert Stevenson, 133 Lenox St. tragedy "occured, and she sum­ Legaasey, Hartford, said Dolron outstanding naval officer." About three hours were con­ cles," Mct'cldin tpld a panel on school physical education teacher, —oouad or silent, also 86 mm, o f Isabella strawberry’ Testival this Daly and Mra. A. G. Gocltler, Ea.st Burial will be in Ea.sj Cemetery sumed in a sightseeing trip around highways and hlghwa.v safety at who waa fired in 1953 by the New mercial fishing - enterprises, elide projector*. moned the South Coventry Volun­ had been sick frequently during producing about 325 million evening at 7:30 at the K. of C. Windsor; Mrs. Hcniy P. Sherman, Friends may call at the funeral teer Fire-Department. the city, the moat interesting the National Governors Confer­ Britain Board of Education. Ho'mo for m em hM and friends. the past three year.s. He did not pounds annually valued at about North Coventry; Addison Dus- home today from 7 to 9:30 p m. Fort.v members of the -Fire De­ apeculatc whether his stepson places visited being the Clturch of ence. Conley claimed the board didn't WELDON DRilO CO. Card games will fmloW. singer, Rockville; Mrs. Ray Miller Refuses Notre Dame, a trip by tally-ho to "Even-worse they come danger­ prove its charges of .gross inef­ ,50; million delturs, say* the U.S 901 Main SL Tel. Ml 8-8S2I partment were holding their semi­ might have had an attack which Fish and V\’ildlife Service. Livermore, South Windsor; Dr. John Hayes monthly meeting and left eiftnasse caused which hliri to fall from the the summit ,of Ml- Ro.val, and -the ously close to advocating the use ficiency during a hearing he asked. Mrs. Raymond J. Schaller, 340 ...... Wemjeline Lucltner. .Stafford; Dr. The funeral of John Hayes, 29 .'tlrom' the firehouse. beat. To Talk About Callicdi-al of St. Jo.scph. of that lethal speed. Lydall St„ and her son, Kenneth. -F,. H. Metcalf. Rockville; snd Mr.s Cottage St,, was held thia morning Minutes later the Tri-Colinty Some 300 people gathered at That American young people are ■'A f*5v days an;o, Maryland^ citi­ WM the May winner In the | Charles E Ubert. Manchester. The -At 8 o'clock at the John B. Burke Mutual Aid System swung into the lake today and watched the Marilyn Nuptials nOt alow in finding their way zen* heard a radio annoi ncer, in a Cnannel 18 Frontierlsnd contest,! chairmen for Bolton will he named F'uneral Home and at 9 In St. bperalinn and area volunteer fife operation. CD Copr^nalor about in strange places was publio service spot urging careful spent the weekend in the Adiron-1 i»ter. James' Church The Rev. George companies, joined the Coventry Howard said, that despite the proven when llie troop found a driving and reduced speed. dacks at Frontierlsnd, j ______P., Hughes celebrated .a requiem Safety Patrol and Couptv olBctala early failures to find the body, he Roxbury, June 26 The ques­ place wheie they could rest in the "The John Wayne of the wide high .\1asa. Mrs. Jane Maccarone In manning 1.5 boat.s. More.than felt it would pe recovered before tion of when, where and by whom station. Ttie remainder of the time open ranges of the wide screen, Center-ln-the-Squarfc Players mfi was organist and abloist. The Rev. 100 men searched in vain until nightfall. I Marilyn Monroe and- Arthur Miller before leaving for the ship was who is .old enough to. know better, Hartford, scheduled^o presepi two* ^ 0 € S Edgar Farrell read the committal 12:30 a.m. According to his stepfather, wili be married drew only indefi­ spent in sleeping and eating sup- came on the air with a commer­ l-« t plays, ''Portrait of a M.don-1 aervli-e at West Cemetery. At 6:30 a.m. some 60 pieii took Doiron leaves two brothers. Leo, nite answers today from the per. cial about a- popular- car that na" and "Veageance Heights ', Bearars were Joseph O'.Brien, to the boat.s.. again, a two-wa.v a member of the U.S, Air Foret groom-to-be. 1 Scan City's Ship* 'takes off like a, scared antelope.’ July 6 and 7. have,,pestponed the John McCann, Mtchoel Hussett, radio base sthtion wris /ietu{i and stationed in Newfoundland, Peter "There will be no w’edding this 'O n the bus,.fide from the sta-' McKeldin also told in his pre­ GREATEST'SALES SHOW ON EARTH*. showings tb ACtg. s W d 4 - The Boji rirsl Attack Harry Anderson. William Herbert State Civilian Defense . Coorjii- of Bangor, .Maine, and three week,” MJIler told a reporter who lion to the river, each ahip wa's pared speech of a television an­ plsya will be given s$ the Bellevue and 'Henry Leister. y natof Thurston Howard arrived to sisters.' Mrs. Virginia Gorsky, Mrs. telephoned hjs secluded colonial Scanned with interest .and excite­ Zsquare Community Hall nouncer "gleefully and enthusias­ / ------direct fK.c. operation with” Tri- Rena Oake.H and 'Mrs. Susan Gar- home here where he la staying ment -ran high until the "Caatel tically" demonstrating how fast Atlantic City. N. J., June 26 lA’, * .lohn M . 5li-FarUnd Couhtv FTre'Coordinator Howard lap'd, all of Hartford. with his actress fiancee'^ hia Felice" wa.s seen and thi* appeared Installation of ne the car he was advertising could evi officers op Gen. Alfred* M. Giitenther said The funeral of John W. .McFar­ mother ana his two children. to he the best and largest of all, pass the "fast moving vehicle the Rotary Club willill be held ^o-! last niglil the pnmarv objective land. 204 Kldridge St., was held ■'.Not even Saturday?" asked the the ahi])S the girl.* had seen. Board­ night at the Manche; ^ ...... ahead." . e^te'' Country of NATO Jon es in Europe i's to vealerilay at 'i pm. at St, Mary's reporles'. recalling that Miller hgd ing procedures were aoon attend­ "I am Blue that a lot of the wild *^******* ' ' ’•'.Ofhl'i will be In-' bog down any initial attack by the Episcopal Ch.irch. with the .Rev. Army Killing in Guatemala; told newsmen'laat night the cere­ ed lo and It'did not lake the scouts asses of the macadam immediate­ atalled as president; * v | Russians until atomic retaliation Alfred L Williams officialinr. mony possibly could take plate long to board the ship', ly jook to the wheel-to put hts . d a c r o n RUFFLED Mrs. Wllliani Kloppefibiirg was ! could wipe out the enemy. that day. ^__ _ Tlte sailing'of the "Cnstel Felice" claim to the test and that othera Companies 1 aiW 2 of the' Oruenther. retiring suprente al- organist. Burial wax ih'Kast Ceme­ FORTISAN NYLON •'Nqt thl* week,’’ Miller repeat-, jlibheduled for 11:30 .Wedne.s- tried lo, best it vs'itlj cars of bther FORMERLY $1.25 to Sl.tOYd.y b Mf O answered a call w-hen jled comnuinder in Europe, spoke tery. ' -j Police Kill Four ill Clash ed. iday night. June 13, was delayed makes,:' he added. ; TAILORED - ^ ea M Immlng on a stove at 48 m a vein reminiscent of some of BrHiers. all brothers-in-law of Asked where he Would get mar­ tO'Wait'for.soiue passengers from ^ 4|"WIDE dley St, waa reported at 4i25 the deceased, t.ere .Rubin M’hiie, (Continued frdm Page One) ■claims aie receiving foreign aid. "I assure you I am 'not advo­ President Eisenhower's speeches ried. .Miller said,: -New York, who tvere supposed to cating censorship by Ikw ■of auto­ 54" to 90" LENGTHS p.m. yesterday. Only minor daml- as the general addresaed a formal Albert Fromerl, '.larry Fromerl. ------The government decreed the "I'm not announcing that,** sail aboard the •'Neptuna". which the*i>r, mobile advertising, but if the FORMERLY S2.S0 to $3.50 Yd. Covington gnd other famous mill draperie*. age wax reported. state dlnnei at the 4th annual gov- Henry Fromert,.Clifford Daley ani( ordered the mstiher* to State of-Alarm after a rally Siin- had broken', down.' The Manches­ halt makers and scllers'.bf automqbiles 48" ond 52" WIDTHS Flower combinations and plain colom. ernots' confeience. • • Michael Fogart.y. 'da.'/ at which leafleti were distri- ter Scouts were so tired that they Shahtung, surrach, taffeta and tisaue type "The polire fired into, the air," do not reverse their poiitlonX and Heavy enough for slip covers. wh.. Gruentiier said that what the billed demanding renunciation of decided to go lo bed-rather than to Beautiful materials that will delight ytni A Mtiaational buy. Allies are trying to develop l.s a SK N TK M 'E II FOR DK.ATH the witnes.s reported. "The students' Guatemaia's Mutual Aid Pact\Vith U;S. Missile Test > help us. instead of hindering. us, Le^iKlutur Bares wail for the'sailing. in our safety campaigns, the states fand-air shield which wOuld be kept coming, siiiging t-he national the United Stale* and an e'nil to However, when the-ship sailed strong enough to force any enenty New York, June 26 iJ’i — anthem. restrictions on Communist arl- Bangle 5,000 Miles may be -Torced to counterattack ^ Bribe Bid in *54 at 4:30 a.m., mqst of the glrl.s ftjnm and reduce the power and the to concentrate" Thomas <•. Daniel, 'IS, was sen- Shyot Into .'tarchrrs iflvio.s, • I two cabins got up to wati-h; "Police ^jhcii started firing into speed of modern motor vehicles "When he concentrates. ' Gruen- i lenced t'ula.v lo H'j to 'JO .year* The. State of Alarm enables the ! Martha - I.e’auflcr, Oinny Field, the marciiers. while police rei'n- Washitvgton, June 26 oPi The i .. „ . . . statute.'' Cadillac. Mich.. June 26 -P Rep. ther said, "he will be especia-lly i In state prison for the abortion governiuenl to -hart publiif jheel'- ! idtr: Ruth Thompson (R ,Mlchi says that vulnerable to attacks by atomic! death of Jacqueline Smith, 20, forremptifs rislied up i\on’ie polire Ings.'make .arrests without war­ Air Force ha* two strategic g l i l d - ,, ed missiles which can be tried o u t' Turkington and “ In 19g4 an. effort waa made to weapons. The defense has a big ad- I a fabrics .Mrsignrr of Lebanon, were firing pi.-dols, others ,«ub- rants afld prosecute or exile sus-1 CHRYSLER WINDSOR V-f bribe me on the floor of the machmegim*. more fully now that the U.S. test ca j Baldwin^ vantage under this i-om-ept " I’a. The slate contended Miss pected agitatora. It was imposed ' The firal day of the trip waa love­ Houac," by lomeone who'had ;;A s soon as the firing slarteil, range has been extended to stretch Coiineclieut River , ■ Sjyh.ving that NATO la "falltng| .Sinilh died Christinas Eve while for 30 days'but ern be i-xlepded. | ly, sunny and warni and mpat o f Hoiiac floor privllfges. » a)^t.' Grucnlher awd tlial in' undergoing an aluirtlon in the studcills ran to doorwa s and A,bout 50 peraons haVe been re- [ 5.(K)0 miles out Into the Atlantic. The Michigan Repiiblkan. who behind parked ,ai.s. Such an exjtensibn was formally the paaengers were out on deck to ■ Bridge ^Line"* Set t l^ e or four >'ears ,^the shield Daniel's apnrtiiienl. l.^-o HIJiian, ported tinder anest. enjoy I he aimahine and to art the baa.been Involved In a loilg contro- w iuld■ become effective with Ger- 46. a nurse, a co-defendant In "Two sqtlniLs of police walked TTi* government charged the ‘ agreed to late ye.sterday by th# varay over the she of a proposed inn contributions. United States and Great. Britain. beautiful scenery-as the ahip sailed contrlbutions. the case, was' accused, of per­ t o . a group or .students on lUh Reds aimiut at creating panic and | down the St. Cawrenee River to Hartford. June 26 i85 Th* UPHOLSTERY Air - Force jet base in .Mlchigan.'r''*'iv\’hcn it is effective.. .we con- forming the almrtion. lie .Street between Sixth .Avenue and Brit-ish approval was required be­ NEW 195li CHRYSLER disorder. .Suppoi'tera of Castillo the Gtilf of''St. l.Awrence. The next' greater Hartford Bridge Authorit.v ^ a o ^ d In 6 speech last night ipgi ^e will be able to give pleaded guilty, trstlfled for the an alleyl firing on tlieiu from both cause the raage starting lb Florida has set the line/ for the first of ttat she reported the Incident lo Armas said peraons who lost two days, off the coast of I>abrddor ! Btate qnd will be sentenced to­ si'des. Some stiident.s fejl, some ficial positipna when Arbenz was skivta several -British Islands and and Ne’wfountfland, it was e.\tr.eme. - four' new bridges it will build Hap. Joseph VV. Martin Jr (K- because the new terminat point! is Here’a what you get for your 1269.') morrow). held up their hand.s ami w'ere rap-' of erlhrown , and Leftist intellec­ ly void qnd windy becapse of the a'yross the Connecticut River. It is RAYON 1 - , ttired.'l saw six boys fall." British-controlled Ascension Is­ NYLON ‘ ^ ’ tow'^ Km\rn!. C lilh 'n llX 'e ' NATO^erritory againrt In iu-oid tuals are helping the antigovern- l-abrador Chirrent. although the the span that will tie Windsor with FOR Ag LITTLE AS land. Ascension lies'almost mid­ • PuaMwtton AulenwtK Tf»n»inl**wn act jot aggression.' he aald. C'HBi'KJING TH E 'A LLU U A.NCE By.stamler.s meanwhite ran for nveht agitators. . aun shone brightly. After that It' South Windsor. Con.structlon is “ ha iMartin) told me to forget it. way between South America and ' • Sawlortoiwry New 8r*li«» • •e/eW 8"" Wheel* Gruenther conceded, however, that rovei. _ . - lyas cloudy, but warm; at no time - slated to start by earl.v.fall. * New r.iiahuw**o atyi'"* • Airplene-lyp* V* Cnfin* or the lets said the better. " Omaha. i J’l ' Trouble with your Africa. Asked by newsmen whether the the present Soviet regime is "In­ Police blocked off. the \vliolF' was the .croasing very fough. the I A meeting has been set for .Mon­ e Airloem a*et Culhion* • Ci**r Lifhler youngster's atlowanre? The two'Am erlcan mi*.s(lea.are MIXTURES bribe offer came from another finitely more clever" than Stalin's. HlXtli Avenue aiea. Ambulances ^ THRIHTY’ BI'RGUARS ship just rolling rather heavily at . day between the bridge authority (j.- \ . Independent eenun* Bren* MIXTURES mambec of Congseis, Miss Thomp- He said the present Russian "dic­ One dad ha* a solution. He aped through the slreels with he Snark and Navaho. airbreath- times. i : and the slate highway department f * ll'eeirte Wmdehieie Wip*f» * Arm,Neele 80* replied: tatorship" "Is as unhiiriTed as it picks up ehitra check books at the sirens act earning fni an hour '■Paterson, N. J. Burglars ap- eapons which have been teat- I'hurch rnueiul to obtain concurrence in the line e Dir*etlon*l »l|nale * Heevy Duty Oil Bein Fmw fo r m er ly $2.95 Yd. FORMERLY $2.50 Y^ ,-.4 "I do not with to.commit myself is relentless." bank, dlatrlbutei them lo tiie kid*., afterwaid and acattererl shots pai:ently workhd up a thirst when Ifaa thaQ_maxinuim range in Church on Sunday was an Inter- which will awing off the new Hart­ yd. It is cleai that ITie Soviet pat­ each week the amounts of their, were heard In tlie midtown area. ,they gobbed the Dover'Club. They flights fiom, Patrick Air F orce: situig, experience, aervicea being 2 6 9 5 V, Pme Ww areplir eewFert. iMiwy. •n that point a( this time.'' ford - Springfield ExpressVay pwd peeeMae *• * WWy Owe eer. On Sale At • • • • • On Sale At When they aiaked whether only tern now is broadening from Its allov.'anccs are cflediled In the Rla?iie» Reds irioie several packages of ice Base on the east'coast of Florida. i held in the " \!eranda “Bar Lounge, In Windsor, then reach across the purely mihtaiy base and in the cheek books. There have been repeated Clteant and cigarettes and turned Under the new agreement with with t?ie_• bar steward washing mamtters and forSner members of '.u H.iHnJ h . river to Rt. 5 in South Windsor. •V Gpngreas and cpngreialonal em- struggle for (ompellllve coexist­ When the \'uungatera want disturbances in Guatemala since -on the beer taps behind the bar. Britain, the range extended only glasaes at the bar All types of patierns and solid colors. Tremendous bargains. Don't miss 'em. ence "Ih ^ sie making a strong monty thpywrite ihfiks, with the about -1,200 miles. Snark has been services, and the Proteslailtso t e f f l * w 'i u 'i This is Ih ejln e on^ of thne/l ployta have privileges of the'floor, Castillo Armas overthrew th# When the burglary was -dlicov- «_. surveyedsurveyed the suthorily the authority f-o u ri d 'Mtas T h o m p ^ said the rule of the appeal In', (he iihcommitled parti parents representihgl .the hank, it Communist-supported government ereti several hoitra later. 3'* kegi flop'n at . least once for about 2,000 ing otltside qn the atairs for the BEAUPRE MOTORS, INC. • 358 East Center St. *MI 3-1131 of the fte&wor(d," he said "The Catholira_to finish Maas, so they, most acceptable after receiving theii Houa* which , atatea who haa'ihe of the fie&wor(d," he said "The i gives the kid* tomm bankinr ex-['of Jacobo Aib’en* OuxnTan in 1954, of. beer hx* either flowed down miles, having been sent southeast- and other soil at tha floor “Is 8 cluato] Sovieta feci thiat Urn* la on their pcrlence. and.gives mmn an^ pop a I The President has blamed ^Hem on the drain or quencljed thq thirst wrard alnni' the rani^, then turned could go In and hold their scrvlcM. report of Mringa data. tH^oRar." J laid*." * ' ,, -< record of how the money gi|N^>out. I un^rground CtommunUta he of th* robbers, arojjnd and guided bal?k to Florida. In the same piece. ifc.' tf; K \

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, JUNE 26, 19M MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, JUNE 28, 1966 > PAGE ELEVKN e«L. p a g e t e n Amohg the patients admitted to Sam—Tou didn't laugh at served as a district director five cen&. aad a m w tax pf A cents a Smith's Joke. I thought It 'Was quite Tw o Enter Race years. BUGS BUNNY Murray Hospital, at Murray, Ky., PrrpariniK to Move into New Hiph School ' pound on retreaA rubow- Board Airs Genoveei, .who I* Pagam s from June 1 to June S. IMUl, were a good one. 3. A 2 par «ant tnersaae In the I VMABNEP m A K X jr Ike^s Aide F or D istrict Post nephew, and OriSwold wlll bS p ia r lle — It waa a good one, but Answer to Previous P w l* present ■ per cent mahufacturers' Sense And Nonsense Woodrow Wilson Miller, Grover vying for a 2-year term aa district OOMCtnN' AAC.CICrK) I cAri't sU n d Smith. I’ll laugh hhen aeveland Drslabach, and George s & tax on trucks, buses and truck Fiscal Year director. TWIS tLlrEArH V A T'te I get home. . On tht Air Wovbs Washington Payne. trailers. Others who will he running for MOfC CAKFUL' Clarence— But, my dear man. 4. A new annual tax of SI.SO per Hayden Griswold and Vincent A younic Imwytr h*d * forelun Defies Call Jobs Ks district officera are: Leon you don't mean to say you think 1,000 pounds o f taxable gross OenovMl will oppose each other cll»nt In court. It looked rkther isatoss DOWN Change Again Thoris advertising director for The ■UT^BUGC. hUck for the foreiBner. and the she la actually pretty? weight rof trucks and. buses CARNIVAL BY DICK TUBtNER for election to the Board of Dlrec- Herald, unopposed M s candidate ^ B E A C H attorney fairly outdid hlmaelf In Charles—O f course not. W hat 1 I Actress, I Accept IS heir weighing oYer 24.000 pounds If Another' public hearing on Ui* tora o f the Eighth School, and, for presidency of the district- SJId . BALU ISCVER IrymB to convince the maitlatrate told her wa* that she waa as Yeung 3 Reips To Testify regiaterM ' for use on the hlgh- ordinance to change the fiscal Utllilioa District when the dlhUti L Frank NackowskI, Candidate for a thial hla client waa Innocent. pretty aa she could be. • She is hsard t Burmese ell w eya year wHI be held tonight by the voters meet tomorrow night at the 3-year term a* .director. The lawyer dwelt on the other'a an the r-— 4 Ostrich THe new taxes would be effec­ ‘ (Oeatbraed tftm Page Oae) koard of Director* w'hen the town HolUater Street School for their Ray Warren, current president Ignorance of American cuatdma, . Three men asked a fourth to 5 Talk back tive July 1 If the bill Is Anally 11 She ^ppeers YaW-makIng body holds a special annual business meeting. of the district, has announced he hi* alralBhl-forward atory, and Join them for a golf «'une. He de- (coll ) acted on by Congress and signed In short — e onre asking about the statements, meeting at 8 o'clock In the hearing They will be candidates for the will not run again. Hr explained rllnM, saying he had to go home 0 Ceremonies by the President bjrthen. enough other detail* to extend hla IS Sluggish which the chairman said "amount ro4m of the Municipal Building. spot left vacant by the ending'of this does not mean the end of hiS talk fully fifteen minute*. HI* to hi* wife. T Collection of PI The hearing will be the second 13 Chaim 37 Expunscs tn a charge" agalnat McCarthy. Dante raginl's term. Until how political acUvIties. client wa* acquitted. One of the Group - Are you a . 14 Playing cards ssyingt 3S Heavy blow on the ordinance within eight 3S Depend . Nothing was skid In the hearing considered a candidate for r**le<~ NackowskI. Howard Keeney, In conBratulatinB the freed man man. or a mouse? ISCdnsOme t The neck 26 Disencumber days. The first was held last 40 Soft leather •a to the nature of the purported Uon, Paganl. said today he would treasurer; Joseph Volz., clerk and tire la m e r held out hi* hand In an Reluctant One I'm a man. IT ----- If e (comb, form) 27 Unclothed statementa by Brownell. Jew Elected Tuesday. The, Board failed to pass Mary's afria'il of mice! ' 44 Plant not run again for the Job. Walter Lerlerc. tax collector, are absent thouBh. rather «iiBBr*ltve Preiier 2S Weger the ordinance, Init decided at a vetersn 0 modiflesSon McClellan said It was !‘a shock­ He said the pressure of business ell candidate., for reclectlon. Those manner. The client grasped It actress 10 Manunsl* 22 French city ing surpriee" to him. In reading subsequent Informal meeting in NOT HO n : N N Y 47 Blblicanand and other obligations 14d him to elei-ted to the latter three Jobs warmly. IS Seine I I Inheritor 32 take into Dnnovan'a book, to discover that Dublin Mayor favor of changing the year. 45 Fairy fort make the declaloh. Paganl haa will each serve for bn* year. "Dot wa* a fine nolae you make,*' She laughed each time I told a so Follower* IS Let it sUnd custody "ita content! were based on docu­ At tonight's meeting the Direc­ lo'/e. 34 Rounded 50 Irtditn'f grunt tors are expected lo pass the law, ha said. "Tank*, goo-by." SS Exists IS rieiten ments, material and minutes of Dublin, Ireland, June 34. IJF)— "They're great!" she'd gently 51 Raltroed which was supported by five citi­ 3S Withered, 21 Looks Axedly 3J Drunkard cabinet meetings and other infor­ The new lord mayor of Dublin is purr; engineer (ab.) zens Isst week and opposed' by one. Another worry about the Juve­ 54 Rebuild 22 Evening 3S Plecitd mation similar In character" which a Jew. He Said today hla tlecUo|i But that was In the distant past The hesiing Is being held be­ nile problem: W e re living *o fast ST Vehement he said the administration had-rs- Is a demonstration of t)le‘‘ ‘\'Bb■o•^ Before 1 married her! cause.-in order to pass the ordi­ these day*, second childhood may oulbreek T r fueed to turn over tq hi* subcom­ IQte tolerance" of catholic Ireland. F. G. Kernan. nance the Board will have to re­ arrive *oflner. . 55 Blackbird of mittee. Robert Briscoe was picked as scind a vote and because a minor cuckoo family He aaid he was shocked because lord mayor of the Irish capital A small boy, leading a donkey, change has been made in the word­ Tw o young men were fn earnest SS Father of hie subcommittee and the Con­ last night. His name waa drawn passed by an army camp. A couple r ing of the law. _____ onveraatlon on ma'ttera regarding Sir Lancelot gress havs been denied material to from a hat after there had been a the fair sex. of soldier* wanted to have some fun SOCrimaon which they and "the American The advantages of changing the He vote between him and thb out­ year from an Aug. 15 beginning Clarence How could- you he »o with the lad. SI Bitter vetch people are entitled" while similar going lord mayor, Denis Larkin. to a July 1 beginning are saving deceitful a* to tell Mis* Woodly Soldier What are you holding 53 Provide food or even more secret matter "hsd Briscoe is a member of former the money the town now spends she I* pretty? on to your brother so tight for, SSMore been made available to the author Prime Minister Eamon De Valera's to borrow funds in anticipation of Charles I wasn't deceitful at sonny ? precipitous (Donovap) for hla private use, for Flanna Fail party. Larkin is a taxes and effecting greater ad- alt. Boy So he won't Join the army. SS War god of. ' commercial, purpoaes. obviously to member of the labor party. his financial advantage, and .to the Herald Photo i>y Ollsrs minjatrative efficiency. Greece. Briscoe said heknew he would The net cost to taxpayers will 40 Thus discrimination of other reporters have the goodwill o f Dublin cltl'- and publications." Mkncheater High School Is In the classrooms ar* books and sung heroes of the operation, ac­ be. the interest they will hsve to i J L MAJOR HOOPLE 41 RlppH. tens. BY J. R. W ILLIAM S OUR BOARDING HOUSE with Awalta Statement packed up and ready to move into instructional equipment. . I n the cording to Bailey, are the town's pa.v to borrow money tn finance OUT OUR WAY 43 Stray Born of a well-known family in merchants. about 2/5tha of a lO'j-month In­ 43 Shoehoneen r w McClellan told reporters later Dublin, Briscoe became actively its handsome new quarters op E. chemlstjy,, biology and physics laboratories arfc aclentlOc equip-- They contributed thousands of terim fiscal period. That cost will ______IF ViTu ■WGW6 VEAW,*S Indian he would "wait two or three days" associated with the Republican Middle Tpke. WC KAVCM'T/ IMC'KE pxent. In the guidance; office In the cartons, needed to pack books and probably be about 330,000 to bor­ JU«T CAKKVlNa auK« ■ AN D 4 SSBelt for the White House to make some movemeift during the war against Here, High School Principal Ed- 10 EACH WEEK IN 8 WEEKLY CONTESTS ESA^eoyS.'I €e*4TeaMACTM47R‘'’^*'^ main' building's basement are rec- equipment. Bailey confesses he row about 3 1 .200.000. UM AR.IftAU..* FKOM , yf OVER 6LAB AF TE R 44 Sewing statement about how Donovan got' the British. He undertook secret son Bailey and C?arl Pi-less, East iSTERESTiMG orcls, college catalogues and oi'OU- doesn’t know what he would have The Board will also consider MOW/ON WB I.V. K n j AT lii AGAIN, TABTiNfi Implement the documents missions to thf United Rtates sev­ ■Side Rec. custodian, survey the Ig t M IU i MONTCLAIR PHAnON-,-onooachwook SO BUS// LOOKHO' CHAP IN THE GASAE o f patlonal information. done without the merchants. authorizing General lanager Rich­ FOC SMAKES M ' I'M tSOiNS ■IT, X B e t 40 Courtly Donovan has been White House eral times to supply arms for the library's 4,000 books, all of them COMPILING 6TATI6TIC6.'— ■ r A ll told, several tons, ihrluding Housewives, therefore, are cau­ ard Martin to accept a strip of land OUK», HCIJ. KCrCM j :0 A$sT WiA\ w e 'D - gesture correspondent of the New York Irish volunteers. packed or tied in bundles, ready 2nd - 10th PRIZISt MONTEREY PHAETONS-9 oneb wMk UB WITH OS,' I D INTRODUCE Wl.M 6 lJT 15,000 books,' are Swatting the tioned not to be too harsh on stores at Center It. and CTuirch St. from TO WAND VOU c h a n g e U Sedate r Herald Tribune. He took a leave Briscoe joined De Valera’s party for the move next month. HE WASN'T PONED WIi- , A LIST OF F ig u r ed from .his assignment while writing This scene in the Rec-Ik repeated, ihovers. not having cartons In which pur­ John Barnint. nUS 2Q0 G.E. PORTAELS TELEVISION SETS-35 ooch WMk* "Why, M , I dofiH think ths drsss Is ^ OS Concur In 1628 wheiv it waa formed. The .The Directors are expected to M04E OUT OF th e T.WE' Dl$ME< O N THE the book. on a smaller scale, in every room The school's' teacher! and their chases can be packed. (Thances are Msttsr of fset, I was going to ssy H lookod about $20 54 Inflexblle following .year he was, elected to authorize Ma.vor Harold A. Turk- 2400 ELGIN AMERICAN UGHTERS-300 Mch WMk -.-UM' A glT TWERE AC E W iBi Rabb sent the subcommittee a in the main building and In the pupils did the packing in the last the carton is containing a-stack of MV4TERI006 — 10 Mounds (vsr.) the Dali and has been a deputy Ington to appoint a committee to 7 g S E lD E i SLUE too l* i* « C , letter declining its Invitation to Franklin biiildlnf few days in school. But the un- Latin II books. . ever since. “ ...... i t ‘iTr^HAlC- . ^ At EAT testify. * , meet with the town ai.ditors to tCAPP/- In' 1626, he led a delegation to diacuss the i uditor*' rceommenda- MBNOURV CAR BUVBRS OURINO CONTBST LOAP.' .McClellan, McCarthy ahd Sen. the Zionist organisation to seek Food For Thought BY AL VERMEER ■ Krvin (D-NC) waited 14 minutes intendent of Schools Arthur H. tiona in the.laat report to the town. MAY WIN A $10,000 OA$H BONUS PRISCILLA'S POP international governmental sup­ H oBpital B u ying • Illlng and Mra. Charlotte Gollz are The firm, of Knuat. Everett and past the scheduled starting hour port for the settlement of the Public Records 1$##. ORkie# lofry Wwilt fop 7 . GUESS VWHAT? : W H A T ’S H E C A N T * before they got. wohd, through members of the commmittee.- Cqmbria conducted the last audit. C O M E , Jewish problem In Palestine. The Bcholarehip fund, which MRS. BOTTS O D D ' E V E N .. staff aide's telephone call to the X-ray M achine , k AG A I N Briscoe, one o f the moat popular loans money to deserving students IS aiVIKIGr A B O U T ^ V E T ... l 1T\, White House, ttuit Habb had a WismMtee Deeds ENTER TODAY GO TO YOUR MERCURY DIALIR' [PRISCILLA) city councillors and a- forceful who eventually pay back the loan, BRUSSELS tT H / ^ Carl C. W lrU lla and Bertha T. ALONE' letter on the way to them. ' The purchase of a .oew 325,000 waa let up by Mr. and Mra. W il­ McClellan had sent Rabb a tele­ speaker, is an expert on housing fl- Wirtalla to Russell E. Copeland R E A D ^ rotational therapy X-ray appara­ liam Rubinow in the interest of Police Arrests gram yesterday saying It .would nsnce._ In 194T,. he toured the and Marian U. Copeland, property II Middle East on a trade mission. tus to help cure local and area can­ helping deserving stiidents. r :m be appreciated, if he would appear ______5______on Ridgs «t. cer patients haa been approved by 4|ultelalm Deeds today. the Manchester Memorial Hospital Bernard E. Bantley. 2.3, qf W il­ McCarthy Said the wire "Is the Clifford P. Hague to Anna M. Board of. 'Truatees, It was learned ton, waa nrrested last night and same as a subpoena" and that Hague, property at 9.5 Goodwin St. Pau l J. C orrenli Bouchard House today. charged with speeding b.v Auxili­ Rabb's failure to ahow up "leaves Trade Name ary Patrolman- Samuet DIanaond. According to Edward Thoms, Albert C. Evana, .373 Adams St., ^ M aitageK M arket him in contempt of- the rommmlt- G oes to N ovak He la scheduled to appear in Town t'ee." He said Whi^ Houso—aides hospital administrator, tiie new doing business as "The Koxy unit la being built by (leneral Elec­ Court July 2. have ’’no halo" that makes them Nook,"- Paul J. Correntl, well known to immune from a subpoena. Raymond Novak of 1S4 Falknor tric and .will not be ready for de­ Marriage 'Lirenan 'IPh e N evJ Manchestet folks, has taken over From 1860 tn 1918 the number Later. McCarthy said a formal Dr. was the successful bidder- on livery until early 1957. However, Joseph Alexander Lewin, Ches­ INMATE l6 the manapemeht of Correntl's o f lightships In the world Increased subpoena shouljl be Issued, Hk said the Hector Boucfikrd property at It will be ready for inspection in , (5?0IET». hire, and. Eleanor Elizabgth Market at 90 Birch St., which his from • 136 to 800, says the Na- he doubted whether, if -Rabb ig­ 484 W. Middle Tpke., which the the fall. Thoma satd. THE serB A c x W right. Conway. Maas., June 30, parents,'Mr. and Mrs. I'a^ Cor- tioqal Geographic Society. , t 7 n T ^ ~ nored it, the Justice Department StateJSad purchased in connection In addition,- to providing .relief North Methodist (Thurch, renti, have conducted for over 3p *-3« would art on a contempt citation, with its plans to widen the road. for aerioua ca'ncer case.s. the "deep Building Permits BY V. T. HAMLIN years, ' Let's Go, W iier! BY RAY GOTTO hut he added: Novak’s bid o f 32,653.12 for the therapy X-ray machine can be A LLE Y OOP COTTON WOODS T o Andrew. Ansaldi for a 1- The -elore ha.s been rg-niodeled YEP AND WE ------< I HOW A S O l^ I " "The Senate-, need not‘.refer s 2>/s-story, 6-room frame dwelling,; uaed advantuieously to eliminate story, 5-room dwelling at Battista ------THEN THEY YES... EXCEPT superficial growths such as warts Into the modern, self-service style. Where caniqet . , CONT poaiT KNOW,i/KiOvA// ME8BE MCRflE IT, WIZEC?, WELL,' Wt ^—aOTJA CATCH AN contempt matter to a grand jury 2-car garage and frame coop waa Rd... 3J6.000. VANISHED, TH OTHER /'f/WlTMAT The Senate can act on. If itself. ' It and moles. It can also uged to It carries a full line of groceries, I w h e r e t o TH’ GRAND 1 CAN tANLY-MrOSNlMk found to be the higheat of aeven For alterBlions and addition* to 'T WARKTr NO EH a l m o s t g l i y w e n O c o u l d can determine the punishment. corrSrt dermotological conditions. fresh fruits and vegetables, fresh LOOK FOR WIZER COULD TRY.',/' PtANE submitted .when bids were opened Dom'Ihick Pontlcelli for Daniel. J. a'YB'tomg L MOOVlAN HIT BEFORE-OOP OUT /EXPLAIN WMV SON.IT WAS SUCH A BACK TO TH S » CITY He long has contended that meats ahd cold cuts; also froZen HELP >OJ. / WONDERFUL SURPRISE this morning at the State Highway THbrns said that at pre- eiit Man­ Urlcchio, dwelling at 103 Colum- OOP . IT WAS I , HIT THE FlHffT.' / WE n e v e r y IN TIME FOR either, the House or Senate can ar fowls, ice cream and ice-cold beer. % TO see YtXi AT (XIR Department in Hartford. chester residents who wish to l^us'St. . • MADE IT TOAtORAOlMS Fresh home-made Italian saupage, THAT e x p l o r e r ( GROUND? fA UTTLE L i A G ----- <3A— rest and Jail anyone for contempt One of those outbid ^ v N ovak undergo such treatment mimi go to X y seasoned, hot or sweet, will con­ BACK, r If it desires. was Raymond Mahoney'wwo Wal­ Hartford. The Klanchester Hospital tinue. to be-one of the • store's Present procedure in contempt nut St., who Jiad -planned to move has not had the necessary equip­ M iss Palm er G els request? specialities. V ea.s'es is for a citation b.v House or the houae to town-owned property ment. to offer these cancer pa- The younger OorrenU-' Is wall Senate to be sent to the Justice at tkojMUtkeast corner of; CsBter r,«»llUi.V.S4:. Scholiarship G rant DepseinWlNT-which' presents the St. and Love. Lane. Novak's bid Thoms also sain that Hartford known' in sport's circles, haying played softball for many years. He evidence to a grand Jury. If there topped his by 323.12-32.658.12 to Hospital Is rpproBching the stagf Gretchen Palmer, 86 Hawthorim b. also part owner of the Double- Is an indlotment, the- accused Is 32,630. where it will no longer be able to • lliii convgaientlylocatgd "Rtliablt” entitled to trial by Jury. St., d a u ^ le r of Mra. Aufffey Strike -Bowling Alley. He and his Novak has an option to buy.land accept Manchester per.sons. Palm er and the lat* Mark Palm er, 4>harnucy toUciu the privilegt of your pa* ~ Rabb In apparent -ejection of a on Love Lane near Olcott St. How­ He said there would be no prob­ wife, the former Ann Sklodoaki of 6 C has been awarded a scholarship » See the g atqih r f YES M AN prior Invitation tf> appear before ever, he said today he might be lem involvei, in housing the new Rockville, and stnall daughter live troaagg. You may come to ug coafidtmly for grant by the Rublnow Scholarship foe a cash loan your way and the subcommittee, yesterday sent Intereated in the property Mahoney apparatus since when the %est at 86 Birch St. r-^ a IS Fund commlUee, The award fu tt Phono or coma in todtyf anything you may need in drugi, tundriei,* McClellan a letter ktatlng that he had planned to buy. That land wing, was built a room wiss .espe­ arnounta to $450 and Mias Palm er B*SSSse4SeS»-.«e >»» t is e^ -t-T V n -h — h knows Dono-can but "neither I. nor fkkeoom guppliet, nutritional aidt, itami has been 'ppraised at 31.400. and cially constructed with an eye to is e.xpected to further her educa­ U m t $23 to $300 any member of my -staff .supplied the Board of Directors has indi- the-future procurement of such a fdr the baby . And, be lure to bring ui Just As Predicted BY EDGAR MARTIN BY ROY CRANE tion at the Hartford Art School be­ BOOTS AND HEIR BUDDIES BUZ SAWYElt hini wih information or papera on i rated it would approve the aalc of machine. ginning in t)}<> (ail. your Doctor’g prcscriptiont. WeUl com- ' tOllNDS MWINLY, cabinet meetings." | the land at about, that price. The apparatus, rated at 300 kilo­ Miss Palm'er, a 1956 graduate of ' A S V A S T A S X CM, TH«T’S BEEN (MfiNG (UEVL.UEU.. ALBERT, QUITE A RAIN THINX-flf IT, • DRY ■ NONUMMMt.flFFtlL •Ut! SUT EimMSM- Robert F. Kennedy, chief coun-j' Be.«idea the bids on the Bouchard volts and 30 miliampcres •■•ill be Manchester High School, received 'pound them promptly and pretuiely, at uni- Ok> E V E P EANCE REWINDS ME OF A BQUALL 1 TNOMtKSTO ^ en efk ia i . .. COOK AN* BAHE rSKieUitYOIlMPAUNYIt iHs SUE cRM rour' sei to the aubco.umlttee, said Rabb j property, the State Highway De­ 4h plgrt purchased with funds from j notice of the award today,by the CLEANING formly fair prices. 'Try us the next dme! COWSTPUCTlORi ENCOUNTERED ONOE AneMwtEouTTcnuM SWtl rAllFORNIA* I 1 lOMlHS.CMFIHS, VAOITIONS... VM will he asked to say If he knows parlmeni toda.V opened bids on the the WUllam S. Hyde Memorial I fund committee. Atty. Jay Rubi- STAPLE D t h e V)EU U H ILE ROOVJDlhXo V elTNO w ftx i. J------CAvyx UP NW UJiiAPPEAR' PdiHE WHAT INC KRPlHS *Y FlNEIK who did Biipply the information to I. Olaf Johnson property, located Fuhd, Thoms said, ' | now, Dr. Merrill Rublnow, Super- m iSea«im*i» TURNPIKE. WUEVS , THE 'HORN', TVinovan.'Kerned.v sSid that Rabb. i scrOss the-TitTeet from the Bou- • EXPERT IH IR T QUINN’S PHARMACY TIG G ER ruASi see JUST IM MAIN STREET • VOURMATO' ss cabinet aecretary.' would have | chard houae. • ,1 ,r. .W------i . . -I ------n t YOUAHP MI. LAUNDERING 2nd PiMr. Owr WMhiwrth’g custody of the mlriutes of cabinet The apparent successful bidder PHONE MI S-4138 >- » # Mltcholl 1-41M • Manchogter was H. J, Formigllo of New Lon­ meetings. Agk «M- Iho V n MANagtr Technically, the scheduled hear­ don, who asked the State for 3699 • LAUNDEREHE^ OtIN THUISDAY IVfNiNOS. UNTIl g to rem ove.it. The .lohnson prop- 'for New England Weother ing is one of a series the subcom- IMM *»<• k mM**« K >l iwiwstlH r” ittee has been conducyng into ect.v consists of a 2'i-s'tor.v frame SERVICE A loon af |I00 catH |20.$$ whna prM>P«*V the western Allies’ trade w^h Com- roadside store, s 3-car garage, two Mfald In IT cantoiwllva niaaTSiT in*4aliM$n« mimiat.natlons. UcC?IelIan has been | coops and a summer house, •f $10.0S.oacl3. ManIntoM* oantS». cntfcal o f adnfniatration refusal Beside* Novak and Mahon . • PICK.UP and tn let the aucomuiittee examine i other bidder* on the Bouchard DELIVERY SERVICE some, official d tcuments concern­ property v/ere A lex Jsrvlif,,. who ing th« U.S. sAnd on the issues in­ submitted a kid of 32,901; Plseretta volved. and Kazimir of Yonkers, 31; H. J. Call ^IjjJJfAJkreleejjM^ U S Ps» 0^ Formiglio, 3779, payable by the Ml 9-V084 ^ BY PETER HOFFMAN BY LANK LEONARD State; Dunn Bros, of East H art­ JEFF COBB MICKEY FINN Contact Delayed! ford. 31.280, payabl. by the State; H ou»o.iiVpproves W U 9f(f ELLC BCRfSE9..FORGET MDUR WHAT'S THAT AGAIN? J0NE6Y, WILL YOU..... NOW and the ConnecUeiit. Demolition WHITMAN LEFT THE tWf 0FF...WE'VE 60T A , SHE WAS LAST S « N WHERE DID SHE DISAPPEAR TO YES, IM SHERIFF FMH!, DRIVING TOWARD ALL OF A SUDDEN-? . KCAUSn«MNT»UTCNj rfxwMioLnfnoF a m i not! i 'p take B i g R o a d s B i l l , S o ;:’..’"'"'- DANCE a l o n e ? TWISTER COMN&OUR WtV.' BUTlNEXFECTMtri UH, HUH...CALL ME BACK WHERE THE TORNADO N H U W ^-W IT N W 10 TNM MIC ] M C N M L IM ^ MRGEfKT Other bidders on the Johnson OUTSII m TOWN CLEANERS A6 SOON A6,\0U CAN... PMLR FgU IMR •AALONE?/ H A U I^ WmMEf THATS ANIMRORTAHTCAU, (Continued from Page^One) propert.v. sll of whom would have AND KEEP A STORM charged the State t5 emove the A N D .LA U N D E R E T T E MAyiEHIPM6MTMTCAVEj7iMin^^ ^ M tyiTR gP TO REACH'EM cki national park« and forest snd on buildings, were Piscretta ahd 848 .MAIN STR E E T USED CAR SPECIALS For NO-AH-THISMUST Kazimir. 31.225; Anthony Choman PAINT Tndisn reservations bring the toisi * STATE TROOPflSf, ' ONE OF'EM now! ofi the program- to some of Manchester. 31,.3,58; Jarvis. 81,- Oj4cn FainL niade in New Entfland to withstKnd .7.12,900,000.000. 400; , Connecticut Demolition Co.. \ New Eneiand weather— is your,best bet for , New Taxes Listed $2,260; and Dunn Bros., 38.780. “ ' exery outside need,''- The new sad incres.sed taxes are: -'V Heavyweight boxer ^loyd Pat­ SUMMER DRIVING GALLASSO HARDWARE SUPPLY CO. 1. A 1-cent gallon increase on terson ha.s a mopkey ror a pet. 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| a I r , . /f ■*« -•S'. MANCHESTEK^ EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, TUESDAY. JUNK 26. 1966 PAGE THIRTEEM fa g e t w e l v e THE Legion and Barbers in Twilight League Opener Herald Angle Crandall Latest Hero as Braves Keep Winning ■y ’ V Well Balanced EARL W. YOST Yankee Losing ^ Carl Johnson Relief Hurler MBs Lose 3-0, Now Running for Williams ■ p w u c « t w f. Stops Foe 11-4 Circuit Seen; BASE HITS NEEDED • Bafbra tha long, hot and humid Streak Halted t Leader in ER A Fall to Cellar Bitting' dow-n In one of the. aftarnoon waa ovar the aiasting StMdtafa Game* at Nebo Giants’ 'boxaa at tha Polo Grounds Bravaa had racked up vlctorita in ; At Kansas Citvj W L Pet. Mortalty Bros, dropped into last laat Sunday between the first and' both anda of tha bargain bill and' Police fi Fire 2 0 1.000 AMUtK'AN l-EAOi’K second games of a baseball double- left town u’lth a pcrfact record of • York, .lunr 21 e Biilli- p|a< e by virtue of their .1-0 loaa (ttaadlnga Rantly Oil .. 8 1 .780 Pet. Coach Wall.v Eortin’i header between the New York ^ 10 straight victorias under new] New York. June 26 — Naaalff Arms ■K>r« t Zu rrlnn « rrhrf last night to Wethersfield in a W. b. ■ 1 1 fiOO Hartford Twilight l..eAgue Till. Giants and Milwaukee Braves waa ’ manager, Fred Haney. He re -! Picking the big guy in Mll- PontIcelH'e .. 0 .000 ■^•ctalUt »hn couldn't mjko the Spencer Rubber . 7 2 American LeKton Juniors ann Garry Schumacher, the very capa- • placed Jolly Cholly Grimm one « jttd c «tth Cleveland. (*in:^nonll The game played at Colfa Park, Police * Fire ...... <1 3 M Billy PaRani’.H, C.reen Barber waukee’8 slightly fantastic was the Oiler’s fifth loss against 2 capable promotional director of w-eek previous. Sscond gams Six runs In tha first Inning anO •nd Detroit."ha» i arve.1 tg uprising waa featured by flva Statiatica forrpitei hv the As- off with a double and Jimmy cellar. Phil Dupont chalked up the ■ ,|„ Barber Shop team, up sitting In the cool’ and comfort­ ing 77 games In this hall park. the Philadelphia Phillies 8-5. hits, all smgl( alnglaa. Ron Blmmona aOCiated Preaa also disrln«e<1 tixtay P.oar h ' came up with a single win although he had to he relieved composed of many young playeri able press pox In order to be with The baaeball fans In Connecticut - That made it 11 in a row for bleated a triple tn the Oial bew B, rdette of Milwaukee through the Infield. A passed ball In the fifth Jnning with one out. school. Pagani'a have been wonderful to us this Sniwaukee under Manager F'rtd frame to pact tha attack. haada the Na'lonal leaRiie earned advancerl both riumera. but with Mike Rothman was charged with ,i,„„ld be One of the fastest season, once again. Moat of the Haney, who either la tha mana­ Johnson In Na TraaMa run liatiDpa with a 2 4.1 iiiarjf. no mils and men on second an>l the loss. teams on the ba.se paths, fans here today W19.444 paldi are ger of the .year or a whale of an Simmons and Ray PontlealU eel- Fifurea include . paines through third the Gashousera died at the Spencer tallied three runs in the ; Three Pitchers Ready from either New!England or are opportunist It also retained the lacted two hits to lead tha Ottara Monday afternoon plate stranding both ninneis. f l first when At Cyr led off with a ' p,rk fram' three Milwaukee rooters. We don’t Braves' two-game lead as second In the b|{tlng dapartmanL John­ W llhelm the Urst For the aeiomi lime In as many 'I single. Dave Tortenson was hit by 1 to throw up balls and have much to offer at this time place Cincinnati rallied- to drop son « ’■■ In no trouble on the Ztiverink. who wept to the Weeks .Steve Belllnglilii piti heel a a pitch. A1 Dabrowskl lined a aln- tonight, a v d e Richard, the way -we-va been going." .Pittsburgh into fifth place 2-1 and S', mound until the laat Inning whan Oriolea on waiver a from the Ti. era very strong. ganie. The lanh.v gle, and 6utrh Glee.son doubled MltchcU and Allan Jojinson Take a glance at the Glants"| thlnF place Brooklyn scored two ha aurrenderad three runs on four In July 185.V la hopinj: to he« ome Aoir a Minister I wirier gave up hbt three wiOks off ihe top of the left centerfleld ^111;- batting averages 'and you'll read- < unearned rnns to overhaul Chi­ hits, including a tripio by Bd HIQ. the aecond relief hiirler to capture while atiiking out six'.^Wednesday fence. Rothmangol the next i..vw ^rforfning in the Legion's three lly see why the team Isn't scar-1 cago’s Cuba 3-2. ‘Pcr/ecly Manager Fred Haney at Work Bob Carlson lad tha loaera at tha Profeaaionill football player batters to retire the side. Spenfer(ig,. , P'^orjorng performing inm i g the earned run title. Hoyt Wilhelm night will be an off night for the The Juniors have Ing the daylights out of opposing The St. Louts Cardinals. Idle Frpd Hanay. who bacama managar of tha XlUwaukaa Bravaa At laft ha.atgnala to a basa runnar; than tuga at hia can; elapa plats with throe bingtaa whUa HU lieacon Dan Towler. above, repeated with three tuna in th e! [0 date pitchers. .. Ernie Bressoud is hit-1 along with New York Giants, of the New York Gianla top|>ed the will step nut,of the Ixia An­ locals who will go to post again _ won all three starts In their June 17 and has watchad his cbargM win 11 stral||ht gamaa. la hia hands and calla for a hit; and finally, right ohats with ahort-i collected two and knoektd In thraa National beapue in 1812 i Friday against the Pratt A Whit­ second on a walk to Ray bevery, ting .235, Bill White .245, Thomp- i moved Into fourth aa the Ptrataa ahown in tha third basa coaching box at tha Polo Grounds, Naw atop Johnny Logan aftar ha raachaa third (AP Wirt- talllaa. Carlson waa also ohargad geles Kama lineup ne.xl month a hit batsman and single by Da-; R,.n, son .225, Bob Hofman .ISO. Mays i lost their ninth decision In the White;.- Ford of the Ne-w York and into the pulpit of a Meth­ ney at the Aircraft field In Fast York. Jund 24, whila bla Braraa wart basting Naw York twlca. photo). aith tha defeat. Tanka ia close behind Zuvennk Hartford. brotviki and Gleeson. plus a walk Thm»day n^ht -''“ " “ ' ‘ y f '" ;- .288. Rhodes .198. Bob Lennon | last 10. BaaUr Oil at) odist church in Pasadena. to- Dave Jolly forced fn the third «ny i crs..i.Titt We are using mostly young­ hits. Including four himia runs, y*r, a ...... t o o 2 Dabrowaki kept them from » c o f-, H'^^t'-md orton,...... rf ...... I A 0 Surdette. a 29-year-pld right­ paatQr of the r-hurch in Pasa­ Drimi. r . 3 ft 4 1 ft ft 1 sters today and it la going tp take to beat Kanaaa City 9-3 and taka Slmmnna, „ iVsmsri^ter 3 3 2 3 i> ft 1 Ing. The MotoVa scored both runs I "fcesaary for the G ,, Hoiiseis to Jnmnna, aa...... i | } hander. has been solved for 27 dena on July k. ft ft ft ft I time for them to jell. We’ve g o t; a 1»» game edge over Chicago, Fains Floating in Air JnknMn,rnknaon, p ...... j f n 8 P-Ttlf.lSI, If s3 3 i in the sixth when Rothman lilngled P.'"-' 'here t o n ig h t .______to have a little patience. Bres- the idle runnerup. Washington Avery,Ivery. rf. l b ...... * I t 0 earn^ nina In 88 mninpa. Burdette ,. r'srilva^ d ft 1 •ft « ft 11 — 3 K! ___ Nell,Veil, lb1 ...... 1 I I 7, hoaata a '7-3 non-lost record. and Bruce Flah hit his third home ! aoud, Spencer and Whit4 are all added to the Tigers' tallspin. naiea.laiM, If... If ...... a f 1 i A man and no play can be made The T..rsf» 2S V \7 21 15 0 run' of the season. The blast .went | . , y ' youngsters. With a year or two | handing Detroit its ninth straight Cannon.'nakaaMs 1#If ...... a | A 0 0 Jb 0a Rritfi. S« l^eara la NaUanal League defenaive tean>; Imwever. ilaims JM7 • r rhi over the leftfield fence. < A avig»a«idtf]Ti A gsgkC of" experience they'll be tough, | defeat .1-3 In the only other AL Braaa, If ...... 5 0 0 0 Ph r h BUI RIgney As Reds Smell Pennant Written for NBA Senl4« PonUetlH, o ...... 4 0 *. T It la an I’nfleld fiv and the hater |■«(lneU-, If 3 0 ft \0 • ft Dupont pitched nodilt bsll until mark'my word. ,Lennon haa at game scheduled. Hshs. If 2 'ft ft ft ft ft ways been a standout In the minor Since Haney moved up from Queatlon: An outfielder chaeea a TMala . shotild out under ih# rul^. !• r»4.h^rt\. rf 3 ft 1 1 yr\ft ft the fourth. It wss his second win my sons, we all having made the 9 8 2 ft ft ft leagues. He practically tore the coach to boas, replacing Charlie fiy ball down the left field line. The 3 3 2 and he has lost one. It was Roth­ Cincinnati, JUne 26 (A ^ A n epidemic is running rampant EbrhpoEErM ithtenght? in . 1 ft I 4 1 ft ft Trail Canada K n ia L 'o T c'l^lumbu's “ ver off the ball the paat two Grimm 10 days ago. no leas than b^l etarta curving foul at the laat A: The rule* Mi.V An nl- R..nih, if. r . 3 ft 1 1 ft TT'-ftT mans third defeat without a win. Nalleeal l-eaiae through normally quiet, staid Cincinnati. It is calM pennant moment. The fielder leapa for it and ft rrmm'^ Columbus, Minneapolis. We are eight Braves have accounted for w Pr.l. «)BL I tempted bunt with riinnejs on c^*’ 3 ft 1 3 I ft Dabrowaki and Glee.son both had la fever, which hasn’t struck this Mid-Western city since 1940. touches It, a shade In foul ground. 3 ft ft t 0 ft ft Virginia Water, England, Juha the winning runs In the 11-game miwsubea ...... » 5t .514 — »lll. ef ...... 1 1 * I S 9 I first and second or biisi-s lo.idcel ft two for three for the winners. Fish 31 .574 2 The ball kicks off his glove Into I 2 ft 1 3 J 1 26 i;T'—The dream golf teatn of led from fifth 4'lnrlnnsll Rhineland fans, long suffering from second division cramps, land less Ilian two out eunnut l>r R.iilnahirl p 1 ft ft ft 5 1 0 jCiaflAfft had two for three for the losers; Brooklyn ...... M 57 150 m fair territory. It *hle a fair ballT OMS. 16 , ,,...... i rf ft« 0 ft ft o ft Ben Hogan and .Sam Snead 1-. turn­ , 8). Louts ...... 35 30 .534 1 art floating on air, living In a*------Uniat'a Oi* difference be- ■ ronatrnrtesi as an Infield fly If It , 1 Toniglu at 6 o’clock Manchester Anaweri It la foul. If Ihe out­ lisasarl. I b '...... 4 ft ft ft ft ft ft ing into a nightmare. Joe Adcock drove in tha run I Plttsburth ...... 31 » .51? *n draamworld and swarming to the th, u ,„, ’ j 95j_ dinnlsgham, 2b obstruction and Interfer- ' goes Inin the air. AB runners are Optical will meet Police A Fire. that started It all with hia ninth- i ...at.,.. 24 53 .431 11 ball park as the rampaging Red fielder would have touched It In Fisher, p ...... 34 IV 5 31 1ft 3 ft Optical will be looking for a win The two fab-jloiis American golf- pitching has been our strongest I I PMIkd . i ...... 25 - .15 ,41ft It there la a big difference. The Rad- safe on Ibis play. ’’^"’*’1. . OBrtpn In 5th real of the innlng home run that beat Brook I Nrw Vnrfc ...... 25 51 .390 11 legs are making their first aerioua fair territory and knooked it foul. Ouay. c ...... Tile catcher chases a foul arid "fXirt that will give them third place at ersjean.ed fo. the first time In the ^int. We have eight or nine d e -; What about the legs are not a new playtoy to their rampbell. r f ...... A baaeruaner la obstnicl- 9 . ftf‘2 1(W> ft 3 lyn In the first game of a-June 17 I Tarsday’s krkedalr assault on tha NsUonsl Lesgut fans. They're net experts but It woidd hava been a lair bal^ nreadheft, rt ... gg ^ B fielder not In possession steps into the dugout after catch- jp nB-sl. Ahhsts Wsnisnslsr SB the *nd of the first round. Police Canada Cup roinpetiUon .ending pendable fellow’s, ^ "Milwaukee." Garry anawered, •'’hlrag.i St BrrH.klvn. > p.m -Davis LAST N iu irrs fTOHT doubleheader., Then It \4aa Bob­ flag since 1943. they're real followers of baseball. Q With runners on flrat/and •I the ball. A haaeruBaer may, Ing It. There la a runner on first Fsrr w . DP \V«fnnn^t»*r to A Fire will trying to snap a three- today on tree lined fern covered oh, it 8 been ! "Is playing the same type baU now third, the pitcher goes Into hia Touts ...... 10 4 AMmttf* 7. Fair Wartian- New York Ludwig bighlburn. course o f V’entworth. by Thomson who got the winning | 8i.’lkmit at New York, I p m.—Misill Everywhere In snd around Cin­ Thay’ra convinced this la It and Oilers ...... hi the judgment of an umpire, In- base. How many bases Is he en- Fr^\ to Mortar*'" H^'al I.OP, game losing streak. tonelll (ace o f ^ j as we did in 1954. Everything they run home. Then Hank Aaron. i (7;ii vs ^ ip '» (J-D j , „ cinnati. In tha streets, In bars, ho- preliminary stretch. Then he takes Penllcsill’s ...... s _ __n__ -- swo- ^ ss-tsss In ^salaam- tes** 5 Morlarfr R 7 BB r»nt* 139'.. British Honduras. , out- Cincinnati’s Ed Asesrer Bakaer ,Ci It was a combination fan.s every­ a pitcher ss we have In the league. right. In our case now, every- rams Milwaukee SI Phllsdelphls. S p.m, they are baking up their btllef li terfere with a fielder who Is golag tilled to Then Billy Bruton. Next came tsla and resUuranta, where base- I by flocking to, CTOsie hia foot off tha rubber and atarta SB. Hill, lUifimnna; All he ran lake. There Is no van It B^IUnirhlrl .1 SO I'anivati f pointed Jske Jo.sato,. 140'», ^’hila- «b r * h JH1 s f rhi where drear,.ed about. If perfec­ 11 e have thing we arc doing Is wrong. It's —BurdeUe (7-SI vs Roberts (7-SI. itey Plaid as Avery. Nell I^tlestll, tar a ball or mafciag a play...... t w fc .. S'lllnshlrl S. IIBP ila^a4aY’« flclic^ala IlmlBBiy atrelrh la the major eon- 1 ft ft 0 ^ j| ing bad and I'm taking the'wrong "Schoendlenst is out. . of .. the llne- . short on pitching strength aa you • wilHe Jnaaa sat iin PranHaU-* f'htrafo at Brr>oKhn. I;9n p.'m you almost join them tn their en- I tacutar rise of the team. Since per.son in ba.aeball who regard.s the ri.se o f W . ^ gS i'.L X r. b ....o o « n club." , ttdm ne4i here. Oaoo the pitchor 2 n o n up with «n injured shoulder and i gt. Louis and Brooklyn are ,,st ‘ Si. IsftUip at N>w Vork. 1:90 p.m Uiuaiaam over what surely la the Cincinnati flrawa about SA par Bkogtcaaea beyoail tills Into Ms catcher. a.s nothing more than a time table being followea kn. u ...... 2 0 0 n 0 0 0 Playing Siihpar (inlf Don Mueller, another regular Is ! „a o teams to be reckoned with. I * Mtiwauk^^ at rhlIartA|i>hU. k p.m moat power-packed array, if not ' cent of Its attendanre fronr. out of Lutherans Down Carri-i. If 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 rinf'lnnatl at PittPhurim. k:l5 p.m. 'actual nietioB, bo haa to pitcb la properly. Result: Hogan, as immaculate as Ridelinfd with ft pulled thigh GlEpU can't go ^n>'Where I 1, *n , . fnr^tho Amcriraa Iscacaa the beat all-around club ever to town, all roads between Cl tclnnatl the plate. pitches. That is what I am talking TolPli ...... 2S 5 5 IR 4 1 4 ever, is having to play subpar golf muRcle. Wilhe Maya ia not hitting tut up In the pennant race. Phila But L o «n [he tv Is Prf. t;p|., represent this, smallest but oldest and nearby t0".’ni fu-e jammed Allied Print 174 Last spring Nrw York .. . 41 34 Q. CleveIBnd'a Bobby A Vila over about." 1 MpnrhrfitPr to keep aliv» the United States like he did last year and Dusty , Giant rooter Al Cervini of The 1 .^ o u b 'rw e m m thl^^ National League city. when tha Rads ara id town. Bailey packed * • h r h po.. A p tbt chances of winning the Canada rhicagn .... 33 -«31 ran aecond baae on a abort fly to his hags ami It took two-year.s for this to be VVoKinan, rf ...... 1 ft ft ft ft 0 P Rhodes and Hank Thompson have ; Herald reported. The GlanU, firm- ] P,fko“s° bu iu ^ h lV ^ n d «T»r»laiid ., . W -37 .557 FTrat. there la that Impuaing ar­ ’There ara excurslonfi from as far right fteld at Yankee Stadium. He Bmamial tAitheran ceaUmiad to choice in gas and oil... borne out., but Bailey has made It i;ollmit7.»-i. rf ...... 0 ft 0 ft ft ft ft Chip for the econd straight year. been disappointments."intmenls ” ivly .ntranrhadentrenched mIn aiahtheighth nlars.place, are : ; then ^ m rsla m m ln a r"*** home on Boston ...... \ 31 10 ray of behemolha Ilka Tad Klus- south aa Tannassaa'' anti special look a .176 bat­ Tarry. If ...... 3 ft ft 1 ft. ft 0 Before the final two rounds, of Milwaukee waa tagged out trying to get back. pace the Cburch Softball laagua Popular Easo ExtFa gaaoUne — now enriched with VitanC*. - f . average to stick in a big way. However, things had wrapped up the ] 12 1-2 lengths behind the Braves crt^ id ^ lT Isv^lum *!ron il • JJ 8 aawakl. Wally Post, Gua Ball, trains from , Huntington, W, Va., ting Smith. 3 h ...... 3 ft ft 1 0 ft 0 play started today. Canada led the first game by,y a. 6-2 count with I| „as this is ^ing being t.vped. t.vped , „ 'Sn?" Prank Robinimn. Ray Jablonaki The aecond baae umpire, Frank laat night baatinff tha AUlad Prtat* San Diego. He still dill not happen essily, _ .Mr.NVUl, .•.o. 3h sPP . . 3 ft 1 1 2 ft 0 sacrifles fly and a single by Thom KAnnap 35 >1k make the trip every Sunday, start­ Umont, had gone into short right the additive designed to overcome power-robbing engine giun — * Hothman, r ...... ; 1 3 I 4 3 ft ft United States in team-standings Danny O’Connell’s three-run Chi-1 It looks like s long-summer for WAAhlnfton 27 42 and Ekt Bailey who contifiue tp Ing by tha aeort of t7<4 at Robaft* FIRST gave every ap- Hailey had to iron out a few ft •1 son got the two extra rune home. TatHMlay^* Sc1ia4alp ing out at 8 a.m. and plciktng up to watch the fly. He turned around PlPh. Ih ...... 1 1 2 7 1 by three strokes. pese homer sewing up the verdict., the Giants and with attendance hammer away at what may ba a adds sojnijch to your motoring pleasure. pe/ir»nre -of be­ problems first. The main one was lUmiltan r. rf . . ..2 ft rwi4 2 t> ft Thompson had 4-for-4. Includ­ Boitmi at <*h1rago. 3 p.m. Br^war pbopic en route. As 81 Buriek, and aaw tha play, but did not call son Park. his swing. He had » had hitch to KinrI. • ...... 1 ft ft ft ft ft 0 ' A brilliant f4). major league home 'run record. ■porta editor, of tjie Dayton News ing the type ft ft ft ft ft 0 ft made the rightfleld line, striking | surprising to see official word NVw Ytirk at Kappap (Mtv. 10 p.m.— Secondly, there's that brilliant it. The third baae umpire made the Rad Madsan wafit all Bia way flor of hitter who it and a full year at San Diego' and Tplnrn. 2h ...... three runs. Mathews also hom- put it: "Whan tha Redlega wini-tt'a SoJn. p ...... 3 ft ft 0 ft ft 4> .6.936-yard "BiirmS Road" of Went­ the foul pole for a homer. The ball ^ that the clubwill transfer Its fran- P«iM fk-4> Vi Gorman doubl'eplay comblnaUon of short­ doolalon. Isn’t Umont au|>poa4id to the Churchman allowing only flua .never would a round of winter ball helped that. , Dixmi. h ...... 1 ft ft ft ft 0 ft ered. his 12th. as Bob Buhl won Waabtnjnftn at Detroit. 5 15 p m. — not Cincinnati's bfill club. U ba- make tha call at hia baasT' . ft ft ft 0 ft It worth pushed hi's team into th* was hit jii.st 217 feet.. chlse to Mlnnisapolis. Stawart (^3; vp roylark !4-4». 1 stop Ray MeJiillan and second wkll aenttarad hito. Hia miatan make a • aei ioiis Anolher-~\vas his tempeiament. .Sh'^a rf ...... his eighth. Stu Milter (3-4) lost Baltimore at ri<9(^#4«nd. I p.m.-^ohn* longa to everybody In the Ohio A. UBipiraa hava a ayalem Mullfiv: J2h . 2 0 0 ft J ft0 ft " , lead with a 36 hole total of 283. „ haaaman Johnny Temple, a pair Valley.’’ gUyad arrorlaaa baB pi back af (lent on major Tills is a kid who feels, and at ■on <2-4l fs Wynn i7-’4». that many Inaiat la the real reason worho4 out In wkick oartabi things league pitch­ r-.iRi.* ...... •2J 3 4 IS 7 1 2 A string m birdies o.i the last The Redlega stayed fn second 1faa«av'a BaialU Seek Better Parking three holey also gave him a one- WaphinRtr>n 5 Detroit 3 why tha Radlags wert In first baeooM automatlr. On a play wicb piece of catcher to come Into the A -S m irk out for Hamilton ln»«th with their, third itralght victory, Cincinnati city offlctata, keenly Don Warmn and Read lod tho ing. , h - Popp-k out for Salo in fill,.' stroke edge over Hogan in inoivid- New York *. Kanpap City 3 inlght). place for the first time In Ifl aa this, the third baae umplM 16-hlt attack on tha M n ta n with 'nils season, »kl Ballry- majors since the game was Irt-j:111-jSto nroi ...... 3;in ooo-« Wonderful Says Grimm scoring twice in tha seventh as Onlv.gamep erheduled. years. aware of the Increased attendanca would Inka over the call, daapita It Bailey has been ...... noo no2- 2..>‘« ' competition. Ted Kluaxeweki hammered his WHaetdajr'i SakeAata at Croaley Field this year, have homo runs. Madsen and MoBBtr vented. And lia also^.had a „n Fish .SB. rmry Hogan follow* . his 68 of Sunday Bopton at Chlcato. 2:30 p.m. Thirdly, there la the managar, being at aaothar umpin'a base. If also eollacUd douMoa. added-to the Cincuinatl home run iigllt ftppioarh Ift Inft pumnftS.^ of Roihman 1 Sulo 2. Diip^ni S; with a 69 vesterdav nlavine 14th home run and Rav Jablon- New York at Kanpap Cltv. 1(1 pm George (Birdie) Teb)>etta, an In­ been holding i aer'ea of maetlnga, a« umpire la not able to aoa a play, club. He repla,-e.l Sniokey Burgess akl hit a sacrifice fiv. Art Fow­ Waphinirton at Detroit .1 p m. attempting to deviae ways to In­ Only one ')nmo wlU bo piayod ba.sehall for a time. >lt took laat, Roihmst. 1. Sslo 3. Dtipuni S. Dshrkw-. ^ ^ Baltimore at CloTeland. 3 pm. telligent, articulate and forceful be la not obliged to make tbe eall. tf.' the midst of an early .'-.easou the c o a s . _t o ' Klti *1 MBr, Tor.Rt^DRon (twim hv Du- i*tion ^joif rft()5i of the \\ a>. At tha Over Braves Suecess ler won his fifth with a five-hitter. crease parkiiv facilltlaa not only tonight, that balng botwoon Omtar year 28‘4, on pcuii— \Vr,-P.nlhnisfiifr» n 2. tooPB n.^sMirxttIlsmlllon hek.-lookeo tired and weary. H« -,,,,.-.^1 VbI » man, who rapidly la becoming rec- Q—A line drive hits a runnar Congo and St. Mary‘s Iho g v a * tehin slump snd aim e that day hil.s straighleii that out. 2 tv Dupont: I. r.othmsn. Scorer. ('. Ron Kline was the,loser. ognlaad aa Juat about-Uie amart- near Croaley tokid but In the heart who haa hia feat on third. It kicks have been flyuig all over the place. Wtlhsm.-. Tim-. I:,14. aeemed to be limping more than Ersklne Needs Helps of the city Itaalf. Tha out-of-town- between North Matkodiat and tha "1 applied myself on the hitting," usual. .St; Louis, June 26 i,Ti“ The .MU-e "I told Lou Perlnitj Braves own- aat manager In the senior circuit. off Into foul ground. Can tha Pirat National Btoraa-haa'boea When he left Brooklyn, after swat­ he says. "I shoi-tened the aw-ing. Don Kaiser, who two-hit the Auto Paris Beal Finally, there ia Oabritl Paul, the era not only coma to see the Rad- runner try to score T ting three home rnns in one game, INTKR.NATIO.NAL bE.YGI E waukee Braves have won 11 *r) It would be three or four Dodgers three weeks ago. gave legs play. They do lota of shopping, moved up to Wadnaaday night and got the hitch out of it and began to . , V.—1, i.,*L L weeks liefore 1 made up my mind, general manager, whose shrewd A. Ho la out, the aame as If hit will ba played at Charta.' Oak hia average was in the .340 cate- concentrate on going for strikes standings straight games to Grimm said. "Right now I’m Just Brooklyn only four hits in his 71-3 Winless Mcrchanls trading haa been largely responsi­ too. ou the baaa patha. It la a alngla for ■gory, he had 13 home runs and W lnnlng.s last night, but No. 4 was The city's attendanca record at Park. only. I always went for too*m*ny »,the National League load since'* taking it easy, snd having tht time ble for the change for the good tn Urn bitter. The hlt-by-a-batted-ball Enaaasl LaUrama fill__ was. In general, a take-charge re- bad balls. And’ mayhe I was having Lawyers .^r.;,...... 7 Junior Gilliam's triple which wss Cincinnati's baaeball fortunes. 881,448, sat in t9SC, la In jeopardy. Charley Grimm qull as manager, of ray life.’’ sandwiched betw-een two errors Btandinga rub) la tbora beoaiHMi tfwhnically leiver. And nearly eyeiyhody was too much fun wlien I (irsl came up Norman's . .’...... 6 W L Pet. Submerged in the second divi­ Already,' li. 37 home games,' the tba runner Interferes with fleldlBg. wondering where he came from. Local Sport and "Jolly Cjholly’’ sajn: ’’ "I never make any guesses, " snd produced tjie tying and win­ here. But now, with Bildie all over ,\ceto A Sylvester .. . 2 ...... 7 0 .1 0 0 0 sion for 11 straight seasons, Cin­ Redlega have dra-wn 37l,Tlfi fans, The samo holds true here. .Arrived on Sohe'diile "It’s wonderful. Thai's all -j’ou Grimm said when asked what he ning runs In the eighth. Carl Man. ,Auto Barts Wn'V..””’.’.’.'. I t 1 I I 1 my back, I have to work hard. .Ansaldi’s ...... 1 can .say about It. I .safd before I thought of the Braves’ chances for Great Eastern ...... 5 1 .883 cinnati now haa the glcam-ln-tha- which represents mors tl.qn half of Q. Is there any limit on the Meaxer, as ...... I I 1 } |. O Tel)betUj_ however, regaided Ersklne won with Clem Lsbine's eye which Milwaukee had when the total gala of 693,882 for laat Beaar. tb ...... Heck, it coats me If I don’t." Chatter left that they'd get going." the pennant, "It's going to be Telio .. .-V,...... 3 3 ..’iOO length of a bat? Bnilev as netTSlfr phenomenal'imn-,-— —------, . ba'st night in an International help the 18th straight game In tha Braves were presented there aeaaon. Anderson, rt ...... unexpected. 'cfeiring to an early Grimm resigned 10 days ago quite R race." which the Dodger starter has Case Bros. ’ ...... 8 3 .Soto A, A bat can't ba morn than 4A Krlrkson, rt ...... I..eague game at Verplanck Field .177 L. Johnson, e "H f just arrived on achedide,"’ "co-"'"' ""c'R.v to pop foul-s. After while the Braves were in a slump Grimm denied published i-eports failed to finish. Rainbow Cfiiib ,,, ...... 1 5 Inrkaa brng. ' Madsen, p ...... the Lawyers gained at least a tie .a n o THF-R RRFRREF. is and was succeeded by F-itd Hsney, he had been offered • similar Merchants . . . . , , ...... 0 7 .000 Q.-~A runner” tries to itaal sac- Pelarson. If ...... _ _ _ Birdie observed. mis.sing a few of them. Bailey was for round oije honors with a close needed in the Rec Summer'Out- Rookie Norm Slebern homered This Is'iSot an attempt by Birdie' standing by his locker when Teb- ' one of his roaches. scouting position wfth the Chicago twice for the Yanks, who also had Fuchs and Lenezyk Medalists ond. The raffeher'a throw la Ifi time Rlllnmen.. 3b ...... 1 1 1 0 win over .Afcto Sylvester by .s dopr Basketball League which gets* The .16-year-old Grimm, relaxing cubs at the end of the aeaaon. Pat Bolduc and ihe Mancheater to get him, but la wild and the run­ to make lilniaelf out as a long (iis- -belts came up. « .score of 4-2. The winners have an 'underway Monday night at the homers from Hank Bauer and Joe f c e « " ; . . ' . ‘ ..V.V.‘.[ n 1 on his farm near suburban Robert­ Grimm led the Cub.s to three pen­ Auto Parts kept up their winning ner la aaft. Do you glva tha catch­ Oenlllc, e ...... '. i i 1 3 tance seer.of remarkable power.s. <'nlch or Blue excellent mark of 7-2 while A A, S West Side. Games will also be Collins as Johnny Kucks wqn his son last nrlght, said he hasn't de­ nant! earlier in hts 40-year baae­ ways laat night as tha Partamen er an error? It's simply the truth. You go hark "You will catch foul pop ups. suffered its sixth loss against two played on Wedne.sd.ivs, Anyone in- 10th with s nine-hitler. Yogi In Stat^ Amateur Tournament Touts M 17 U 18 8 0 cided whether to accept an offer as ball career. ' , * 'coasted to an easy I8-! win over A,—Not luUnaa Ike runner advaii- to V954 to .find that out. Birdie said, "or .iftse. " He put a v.-lBs. ' lerested in officiating should con- Berra e'nded an O-for-23 slump Allied raimiaa (4) __ hand on Bailey’s wallet. directoi’ of personnel .procurement "There has been no contact at with s double while Miokey Mantle cellar-dwelling Main Rt. Merchants eea another base. a n HPOA ! Tehhetts was sitting in the.dug- In a game •.hirh was s pitK-hei’s tact Billy F.ngland, 21 Spruce St. I.lbbv, It ...... 3 0 1 A 0 out at the Polo Orountl.s watching F'ollowing this, were three muffs for the Braves. all;” he said. • went 4-for-5, including s perfect tn a Rec Softball League gams at Bridgeport. June 26 ---Al Fuchi.^Ed Cread and Cliff Orabowakl. Q. Can a defensive team align the Red.s in hatting pi actlce tvheiv.'"ach worth a »S cut in bankloll. battle.- Pete Delaney and Jeff . - 2-foi -2 against the shift devised by Robe'rtaon Park. who tied for medal honors, opaned > Their wlrinlng aoora was 694. itaalf and than, ■■ the pitch la I b | S U | Kiihlman. ss ...... 3 0 } f 1 t-_ — II ■ ______- .1 'T'lVs.i3'hcri *«'* 4 theV\a ..ot.iksA.. catcher.. jnade ns made a/4A 'can an A excenexcep­ v* / > A vS - SInon, Who came on in relief in the B.I.SEB.M.I. I III’ IUKS who 'M..- A's Manager 1-ou Bniidreaii. The winners chased home alx tha first round of matrh plav i U’lnter trailed Fiiehe end i.an. being made, have one fielder scoot, he tailed out to newsmen around X he came hark »‘xth. bested Gary York Delaney hold member.ship in the Eastern against Brooklawn'i A. C. Wlf- winter traiied^icha wid w n to anolhsr position. In. the aame l.emlre,..2b ...... 1 I ' 2 1 J him. tionally Iwd onfe ana ne came oacK batters, gave up only Connecticut Board of Approved tallies In the second frame and a B. Rov. 16 0 6 f to face Tebbetts. Archie Moore to Claim Title like number In the third to wrap llama today In tha ConnacHcul' c*y'« l*>e medal play by three atyla aa a football man-ln-moUon ? Schnrii. ct A J I -ru i going to any something two base hit.s and isaijed onlv two Baseball Umpires will hold an Im- Amateur Golf Touruament. strokes. He had 71-76 146 A. Not If It la dene to delib­ KrKrafisek. c / ...... ;,. 0 3 A } 0 0 ward in dealer service... about a player loiiighl. ' he said. "I guess I should give yoir a free passes. Tbe lirting pitcher portant meeting Friday night at up the vfrdlrt In the early stages: R Roy. rf / ...... j A 1 S A 1 hundred fog that one." he said. The Merrhanta scored their lone FMchs, 31-yfarrold Bridgeport In todays play youpg Rlderowf erately fU ati^ Ihe batter. The Moran, rf ...... I 0 O 0 0 0 Going on a picnic, or a real vacation trip? Battery check . . . "And this is,the fli*.st time this sea­ walked Ihre'e men, allowed /ix 7:3(1 at the Wesd Side Rer.'^ In Bout Against Sames electronics aaasmbler who plays mat John Capuano- of Meadow- rbTcage RYilte Rox tried this son I ha\e given out an accolade Tebbetts looked at him coldly. Palter tally in the aeventh. Totals .. 23 4 S U I T base hits and struck out nine bst-- - ' out of Mill River, fired a 143 yes-' brook and Wlntari played Gerard against Ted Williams at Bostoa, Rinsnurt 324 Ita-tT lubrication . . . Easo road maps . . . these and many other top-notch .such as this, Tlial voung man you "Not yet.’’ Birdie snappfd. "But It ter, snd with s few.til-ely hits by NT.A.V IIIMNSKI and Kskill Lenny Rubaclia. hbme from tha havlag-third baseman Fred Hat­ LAST service on a furlough, cams on Ip. lerday to tie'Dr. Ted Lenexyk. the Buchetto, Hubbard - lleighta. Allied .. 6iA ^ 6-^J •see at the ptate. now. His name is wouldn't siirpii.se me to see I;'i'\rrmm«V#«%ou7d' Va^v^^^ Biickland defeated Jim Gordon snd ' Toronto, June 26 ,0'> — Charley- Gene I^loiirneau. commiaaloner field move to short as the pitch » , M Madsen: HR. services make your Esao Dealer's a good stop for a good start. .New York, .Inne 26 i/Pi Llght- relief for thee loaera And hurled dentist from Newington who plays | Capuaro qualified with 80-75 Ed Bailey. Remeuiher it. gentle-' get there. You’re up to *10. apiec-e " " ‘f’ " Charlie Froh 2 and 1 and Art Johnston, manager of light-heavy- of the CBF', ha.s said the Federa- out of Indian Hill. They'll meet In! 155 and Buchette with .78-78 —157. was made. Tko umpire ruled the eed: i:0fl. Rmaausl’ $:- AiH(>d ■He. )I; men. He is going to tie one of the right now ” ■ wetght-^iontendei Ludwig Light- excellent ball, holding the Auto­ Ssdsen I, Knox 3; 80. "M l , 1 .1,^ ^ Wilkie Jr. and Jifii' Brainerd lip- weight boxing champion Archie tlon c(i([ld only go so far aa to re- a playoff at a future date for the One of Majichestcr's two kn- mb\ e Illegal. tIBr, Madsen 3. best cstellers you have seen." Tlie next kime...... r there, was »a KV,,pop eudcd F'.d .Saari and Bill Allen 1 burn of the British Honduras be­ men to one rup In thrSe itnd one- M(3ore, said today M(tore'a fight cognixe the winner aa the ’’beat gan planning a boxing tour of the medal prixe. trantstranta qualified. He waawas. Stan ' As Tebbetts tsiked, Bailey look fly, Bailey tore to th^. dugout, then ' '/i the top of the fourth^a Howfitd , ^ weekend Major Be-I against, Jame.s ' J. Parker next nnerowned heavyweight fighter tn third Innings. He allowed no. hits. threw himself st the roof, jn s try Hansen - reacned on F itspatrirK a j Match Plky Championship at Orient today rollnwin’e )ii« v(cir.rv ' ...... ------. L«ncayk, who lad the Indian H ill, Hllll'naki wh® had a 80-77 157. Art three swings. He hit a fly loirighi, mopth-definltely will._ be for the the world." ^ r ,l « k e " U t o r,M " ! » ‘ -lt«am to its second taam victory In I Wilkie Jr. wlUi^a 79-86 184 joUl a sharp liner to renter. thAri an -! for a foul. error snd rode around ,Utfba,-es on Gmintry Cliih. Final .36 holes vacant world heavyweight title. ” other to left. "I should get some money for.„,. ii.aplays. Dave Anderson walked, scheduled .Sunday. •lolmalon said .ifoore wmuld sign The 22-yeai-ol.i W t b u in , aev- never'In troi.ble ' i ? ' ^ "There you .aie, gentlemen.' an extra good effort like that. ” he ■ today for the July '2.1 11-round Birdie snapped. "All fields on three | said to Tebbetts, Johnston s single. The Lswjers iH’ ^ fA N snd Red bout. And,he said it will have to he Date for Dii»ner3 .r,f,"'C.'i''’? J p bounrfd bark \vilh four run In Ihr qualified for ihe .lurtior r(>cngnlxed as a world title .vrap Aulo R£|CI^ bottom of the fourth. Tom Delaney chamber of Comniitn e Golf Tour- because "these are the .Only two Kesultx in Fight I Expert singled and .Art Storey walked. Af- p^,y,pht sblted tomormw at the logical e6"tenders." , Riverside Oval Bell Takes Over (lenterfield ler the latter was forced at *ecO''d; Wethersfield Country Cbih. ■ He ai*'*.* . ■ ' I>os Angeles. June 26 (As "The cf ...... 1 ft" ft" ft"par ki yealetdty’a play. That waa a ,stfUen base and a single by Jeff "Who . ..,e in the heavyweight , M<»tirf»p, I'f SInon tied, the seme. Bob Daniels funny thing alnxit it." said Art A rut over Lighthiirn’s right e»e. H'.iduc r ...... t, ] II HI {..encayk who shot a one undef par The third jalopy (tnlo race meet division h5a a hettcr right to fight 70 in hia opening 18 holes. Only singled, snd efier Vorjk got thF ' STATISTH S MISI.F.An (Golden Boyi Aragon, "was that opened In the eighth . luund. (4-' » " ...... ’/ ft 1 ia n arhediile tmlglH. at lUvaralda Watch Position from Snider in Poll ■ for the title than Moore-or Park­ 1 I ft ft 3 Fuchs snd Al Winter of Brooklyn 6 •.econd out, .Ilmmy Coleman I took the guy t o ‘lunch yesterday, qiiired six stitches and coat him a "rtml-asn ss 1 4 1 ft 3 Park Speedway when more than 60 er? Both are champions. Parker, .Inly rtaje at St. Nick's. ' )fsnn« 26 ...... 0 ft 1 ft ft matebrd par. singled to drive In the winning New Yoik 'lNE.Ai Hal Cha.se as well aa beihg British Empire i ft cost me S4 50 and look at the New York. June 26 'Ti Gus Bell, and Genqje Sislcr. th? hIg names ."That means we’ll be heading ihV.mr'.L.n* ,f ...... 1 ft ft A ft High winds and very fast greens of the ambltloua pilots along with runs. heavyweight tltleholder, ia »noffi-; I got. ’ \ . ft ft ft A ft produced a lot of troiibla. one of ('inemnati's homei-huatln This '(iVehing at 6 o'clock -.N’or- o? major league first , base play, for the Orient next If we gel con-.convsn I6 ft 4 0 ft 1 a fkik vaterana who double between Repairs... Redlcgs. has taken ovgi the Na- ciaily champion Qt Eu;ope hecau.se thanks consisted of an as- fiirnation for a flve-fight deal lar'i* 1 ft ft' I ft ft ft The wind was especially hagard- Sport Schedule man'i will plav Ansaldi's are tied foi the most years lead­ of his knockout of the,European punches ^tossed at atocks and jalopa Will battle Itmit % tion.ll I-eagur's eenterfield spot there ” said Allie Clark, Light- jcu is ous on the back tees. ' 'l.sw^ef- ,4, ing' the majois with errors. champ, Heinz Neuhaus." welterweight Aragon by welter- 22 13 5 31 4 1. 3 through Leals, acml-finala. coneo-. fioiii Brooklyn's Diike, Snider in sh j h p. A p rhi burn's managei HppfhPPi* Shv4’Mi K 2!i 2 o f t ! I ft ft ♦ Jphnaton brushed off F'Jpyd Pat- cvelgltl’'“ Drck GiJldaleln at the the next to last tallv of the' fans' 2 0 1 (I ft. ft 2 Referee .Msrk ,Uonn i8-2i and ph t h p(> • p rhi at' modarota cosft I’-'lcnmit sp ORRAT KOR .AVKRAffRA terson. scheduled to uiect M((ote Olympic gym yesterday, an Im’- ii 4 1 1 ft ft ft ft amone the ouallfl.ra “ *• A program A * I vs. TTust* 6-n iarteiO ak. Jp"Hn"UK- r Dclmifi .7 «( ft 2 2 ft ft Judge Artie Schwarts (7-J-li each ' RUid*'*!?.' 3 ft ft 3 ft ft ft will be the atterop Of Danny Kil/.|iiitnrk. rf 2 ft I O ft I ft In September for the t'He left | pp^,„p(„ t,;„ut for free In street. voted for Ligbtburn Judge Leo M*ilila»>ii ii> (I ft ft with 73-T7 150 • Congos vs St. Marv’iTK-tTO’--Rob— Bell now tops Snjilei in the vol- vacant by Rocky Marciano’s re( 2 i 3 Uaiullo of Waterbury to take hia ,Jf yajj.r watch la sluggish It Pixib. T ni'lfln-\ I 2 1 1 11 .ft 3 ft New York i NKA I In ISS7 clothes. Birnbaiim had It exacllv even glv- **’ rf L 4 ft I 4 I I ft Nkoraylas Wllhdrawa erlson ’ ' »ing hv .16,602 til M.66S. s^If.rr’V -Jh . 1 0 i ft ft ft ft tlrcnienl. It aeema an Aragon-Goldsteln 4 ..a 3 ft ft -ft ft ft -ft fourth main event in a row In this ably can stand a aummar check-up. 2 1 ft ft ft ft ft ba.'f.4 on baljis rminted a hit. ing, each five rounds arrt"flve BiUmetiV'''p ' Bd Rkocxylaa of Pequaburk. the NormaiVs vs Ansaldi's. 6-,Ve.-, re.siilts in' the. wottng, for Nothing Fighter . match in Phoenix |a in the talking .... 2 ft ft, ft class of auto racing. No driier haa You will nnd our workmanship ax- 1 4 ft ft 2 One baUn. Tip O'N.fiil had a points The AP card had Light- 26 26 . . . . 2 ft ft ! medalist in the qualifying round aver auccterled In capturing a l"»ncto • pimJ. Iff.:: 1 -t ft ft ft ft "Pallerson la a nothing fight, stage Ohd Art.ia supposed to have . . . . .1 ft I 4 reliant and our prices rcaaonablia. pi'obBblv will bo rolcrtsod FridftV ft ft. II ft ft ft .4M baUing average. burn in f'ronl. 6-4 ; rll»it"r for the tournament In Hamden laat quartette of featurea In a row but Lfgl•£I ion0 vs. Mmiarly's. 6 Neiio. K «r," He* scowled. "Who has lie evei said in the newspapers that he'd If . . . . I A ft 4 week, came through with a 155 Bring your watch 'n for an 'esti­ IVednesday. June 27 by the office of Ciimmissioner F'ord beaten? Who has he ever fought. Knock Dick for a loop" if and when Both were welllbattered at the v„s»Slr.. ss ,... 3 ft ft ft Galullo haa a solid spot to do It. mate—without 'charge, of course. F’nek. .winch is labulatirfR-the vote IS 4 ■« IS 3 3 4 finish. Ughtburnran 8-5 choice, ' ’'•Haad. p ... 1 0 ft ft yesterday bul withdrew from the Post lime for the night of racing f'ase Br6s. vs Rainbow, 8;r»0. k «A!»Urfcler ’ FI N FOR FANS for that matter? He's an amateur j^^e (j^nt comes off. .... 3 ft 0 1 0 __ championship round, this season. A»* r h ji a P I'bl champion. Besides, we don't even ^ "He's saying he would knock weighed 139'j to losatoa 140’ >. -*• wia be 8:16. Robertson. * lire J ' TTie aereaidefeat snapped jnaaioJnaato'a a Totals 4 3) 5 ) I Skocsylaa, a former pro who la — p jk F' vs Naasiffs. -Oval. 'Theie weie no other changes, u liet knclw if he can ' fight with his out. " said Goldstein. "Sure, J 6 . ’ Tan “ ■' 'l n-o 0 2 I! 1! New York i NEA i The New . win streak at seVen. He Impresaed.;■ J''/*''’,*"' “ ’hiin!* iioo issi I I ! returning to the amateur field, Temple vs Baptist, 6:30-Rob- among Ihe leaders. S’..it. i> (I (I. o York Yankees hll 40 home xuna brhken hand." ' , waited for him and hit him,' • rip 3 0 0 0 .o , howevei . In hia .network TV debiitr' Ai.ei... r5^’ 'M.*son‘ ,''* ‘'| »>ole. Of golf fi,unday and ertson. — , •Mickey .Mantle, a ciiich in cm- llan-.n r. 1 i II *3 u ' 0 II " '■'’’'‘•*''1'" atretrh In 1941- Patterson broke-hla right hand' "Did you , hit him back ‘ M... hsnis s Aula, yssleriUy a round pretty mtreh Co^. Elio ln«. terfield ‘for the AU piohably will when he’ outpointed Tommy (Hui - iporta writer asked Aragqn. I .fosalo's re< oid now ia 18-6-2. rk, AuvxiPt Au’ei I.OB Yeslerdayy Stars Medics vs Auto Patts. 6-Buck- ■3 ,0 1 0 II" rt " i LIghtburn'a record Is 40-7. PftrtP *13. RH ViillPm! 7. DpvIp 4. tired hlqi out ley. finish with more than 100.000 3„um..n> If , 1 i> 0 (I ti 0 'll; ricanei Jackson in a 12-rnund ; - i didn't throw a punch: I nuhprhp 3 Roidiif- II SCf Voilppd 3. Golfers who shot scores of 159 votes. The Yankee slugger leads AiU.ur ir 1 ft II II I) 1 II' AM Wendt is a future Bidoklyn heavyweight elimination bout woulda flattened him," quoth the RuhprhP » Bol^Ut 7 llltfi off, VolUfftI . * ai. a. P * F' vs O pltail 6-Wadd»ll. RO.METHING MINiaING 1 fM- s runs In } InnU'g*. D*''!* 2 for 2 or better qualified for the Cham- Pitching Art Fowler. Redlega Ansaldi's vs Aieto, ^ 6-Ver- the individual vote wHh.ri4.278. yA»ei.'i-r' rV 1 u II (i'll Ii II Nev..’ team 'in the f

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, JUNE 26. 1958 Boats Ran AceoasoriM 46 HnamhsM Goods 41 B alR itR D Per Rtnt M He Psr 8sls 71 Botuca For Salt .72 Wanted Real EaUte 77 PAGE FX)URTEEN 8H ROOM DUPLEX, cantraUy lo­ Dec»—Blrda—Feta 41 Articlaa For Sale U MAMCHBSTCR Bdtt Go., I t Kmuc THOR SEMI aWomaUc «aahii« r OCKVILLB — BaauUful, newly HOUSE HUNTING? HAVE “YOU” A HOME Quarles Says U. S. BY FAGALY and SHORTEN Help Wagtai—Male 88 ■L m l 9-3Ka. OpM ovaiiliigs. I machino, 3 yaara old, good candl- renovated 8-reeea tenement. Cen­ cated. An older house with posst- ABtomobiloo for Solo 4 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW! iaX D FRIGIDAIRES, >art right to 9. Safurdaya 9 to 9:30. tlon, prtca 948. R. J. MdCiiinay, tral loeatlon. Middle-aged couple Mlltlas. Write Box H„ Herald. T T P irr l^ TTE E CLERK, fun time, FORTEWFIELD'S PET SUPPLY, CAPE CODS FOR SALE? new locatad at Route 8 and ttapai (or cottage use. all tfaes. 8 ^ Dolton Laka. MI. 8-88U. 879. Tel. RockvUle, ITl. 8-3178 913.909—Six room cape, excellent nifhu. Experrlanced, for trucking several good used w aahe^ evenlnga only. SIX ROOM colonial, three upr Clatsifiei IW* CHEVROLET ronvtrtible. company.ly. call Ml. 9-8373. Rd., looth Wmdaor, next to E y t IS' BOAT. GOOD condition, $80. 79 Mr. Albert Prevaa to You coiMlIUan, Timken heat, many faa- thraa down. Oil heat, basement Good condition. MI. 0^)117. u Hartford Drlve-ln ‘Thaater. Open Kemp's. Inc. Ml. 3-8990,______turaa, immediate occupancy. lie next few months offer the aea- Has 1,000B-47 Jets M 1^0^ i9 A CQ6ATURE OMARC l.0»C.' T EN tAkEN «Ufi a c t UOME 9ilE 'U Mill St. MI. 8-8717. Thera Is a "Santa Claua'*^ garage. Vicinity of new High COM0 IT RlOUT BACk TO T«E WAV iT BOY OR YOUNG man. muit have dauy 94. Tuesday, Thursday and 813,900—Four down and two un­ School, Contact owner. Ml. 3-7748. Bon'a best aelUng opportunities. 1MB CADILLAC sedan, black, beau­ 4uC OUT MLAW 6J0AR.T0 MM'E PAINT TIME Juat Pay Monthly! SBRiBu r R orm s for llsnt <7 Families will be looking for homca Mvertisentnt WAtlNTMEPlQrr PLACE/ driver's license, Mlller:Pbarmacy, Friday algbu T . 9 p.m. Man- MONTHLY PATMENT8 finished—Bowers school. tiful. low mileagt car. EIxtra clean tiEQ. lOCk9 lACquKEO-^ . 299 Green Rd. caestar BalMIng BIsterUIs 47 ANDOVER LAKE—Waterfront cot­ NORTH END. 110,800. Six room in Mancheater to be occupied be­ (Oonttaued from Page One) ♦could possibly bp spent during tJin CLASSIFIED ADVT. 818.U fore achool Btarta in tha (all. Call next year." piroutbout. Runs like n«w, O ouf a COMPLETE tage, slecpa six. CaU Ml. 9-8747 or RANCHES home, oil heat, work shop. Ga­ DEPT. HOURS laa Motors, a u Main M. F M i! Wlllton dollora the added money I vine, 41, of 17 Drive O, eoiUded after 9 p.m. BuildlnR— Contractinc 14 103 Trumbull St.. Hartford, Conn CHICAGO brand men's shoe roller Company, 317 Aslymm St., Hart lot. view, trees, auburban. Onlv aUaring, Continental apara wheel, Cross and pension plan; 40 55 Elm St., Manchester, Conn. 19.55, becomes due and payable on at the Eugene Oagliardone Farm. Good financing. A smart investor (lowerc. A nice quiet spot. Price to the United SUtea or to viola­ th a t would be voted the Air Force I with a rack body truck driven iiy iMaMy new whiteiyaU Urea. Many skates with jumbo wooden rollers Jul.y 1st. 19,59. All taxes under $40 Webster Lane, Bolton. No children ford. Conn. , / 919,800. Carlton W, Hutchins. Ml. for the 13 montha starting Sunday. Roger Borek, 93, ot Hartford, po* PLASTER AND mason contractor, 9-8132, 8-4884. should look this one over. reduced to $10,900 for quick sale. tion. of its Iqwa. Prio previoualy other 4|aaUty extras. Low mileage. Wanted Autos; Bonds—Stocka hour week, every other Sat- SERVICE Station attendant, part Size 8. Biq with rase. Easy Spin must be paid in one payment on allowed. Please coll Reuben T. McCann had lived nearly three years in Sea. Chaves (D-NM), floor man* UCA tAid. Just trailed In on a later model 12 home repairs and new work,, free time or full Ume. Apply In person. dry washer. $20. ML 9-9847. or before August 1st. 195* U) EXECUTIVE’S HOME Agency. MI. 3-7700. the United States after hla gov­ oger (or the $SS billion annual de* Ihvaatigatlng Patrolman Wil* Cadillac. A car you would be Motorcycles estimates. Ml. 3-1301. MortRages 21 uiMay morning off. Replacing avoid Interest charge. All Motor - STRAWBERRIES, 25 centa a Van's Service Station, 427 Hart APARTMENT SIZE gas stove, also Rooms Without Board 59 $42,800—Gorgeous stone home on ernment was overthrown by Ba- fense money bill, voiced confidence Horn Peoroon said tha oeetdant pfoud "to own at Center Motor USED CARS WANTED- We are employe who is moving out of ford Rd., at the Texaco sign. Ask Vehicle taxes must be paid in the . quart. C. Lelner, French Rd., Bol the Senate would approve an extra MAX P, OOLOMBARO cement and CASH IN A HURRY! Pay a penny combination sink. SuitabU for. cot­ ton. (our acres to Bolton. Extrqa too LAKE PROPERTIES tleta In 1953. tookjgaet on Broad 8 t Jmt MUtR fialaa. 991 Main St. always interested in buyuv clean stone masonry contractor, aide- a month for the use of each dollar state. Contact Miss Clulow, for Van. first two quarterly payments as ROOM IN private home. Inquire numerous to mention. Ideal (or the The report of the Inveatlgatlon $l,JjM>,000,000 for the Air Bereor bT'Oenter I t os both vahMea tage. MI. 9-2253. billed. All other taxes may he State TaUo/Shop. MI. 3-7883. Af- MANCHESTER WANT TO BUT \ CAR and bad cara (or top cash prices. 'Try our walks, steps. terraces, walks, out­ you borrow for any purpos*. Con couple who wants to retire or into the arreeU here was' to be Tlfe Houee-votod g IIRIe lete than headed south. L-evihe started to famous cash five minute buying door fireptsces. also cement and hectk;ut Mortgage Exchange, Manchester Evening Herald WANTED PRACTICAU^Y new wrought iron pUd quarterly during July 1959, Fertilizers * 50-A ter 9:30 MI. $-5047. "taJie-U-eaay.” Main iFIrat) I.Jike to Bolton turned over to the Intejiot-Mto-- fU n 'i blUlon. from the right lane to the your cradit turned down? Don'' service. Open 9-9 dally. Barlow --One room "loveneat” (or gtvs up, sea “Honeat” Douglas, cinder ‘block construction. Call I-ewis 81.. cor. Gold. CH. 8-8897. office. dinette aet. console table. wlth<* October 1956, January 1957 and LARGE Yr OBT room in quiet Beautiful Jarvis Built Cape Cod iatry. Mexican law iorblda plot­ Chaves eold most bemoorato and SS' lone and struck tha otheg Motors, 435 Main St.. Manchester. 5n. 9-8748. Open till noon on Saturday. JA. Lathe Hands pads, comb. T.V. phoho. and April 19,57. Failure to pay any home located off Middle Turnpike $8,800: year 'round alx rootp-- ting agalnat a friendly nation. some Republicani would team up tnicki Peoraon sold. SSS Main. Not a tmanda company home. ^ 0 other roome>s. Ml. T. J. CROCKETT, Realtor with new heating ayatenv'vnd plan. ’______9-5553 evenings. Milling Machine Operators radio, crib, bathinette, ..chlld'a quarterly installment of this tax MANURE—Any quantity. Call 9-7094/ Weat. Seven rooma. full basement In Havana, police reported two to win by a margin ot 0 to 10 vote*. He estimated donuge a t $180 to REMODELING or new work. See table and chair, mahogany" four- o or before the same date of the Ml. 9-7376. 509 Keeney St. tiled bath. Owner transferred and Phone MI. 3-5416 or garage for only IjJtAOd: and a membera of a revolutionary group The Senate agreed to limit de­ Business ServlcM Offered 18 And Grinders. gfOup-ef-five’tliHt offers excel­ the poatol truck and ISO to tho 1983 CHEVROLET (our door sedan Wm. Kanehl, contractor and build­ poster bed, chest on chest, ma­ next succeeding month from due SINGLE, PLEASANT, (umiahed wants quick sale at $15,800, Res. ML 9-7751 were slain in tha eeaitem Cuban bate on each amendment and on truck Borek waa driving. No do luxe; Radio, heater. Unusually er. Tel. MI. 3-7773, Businem Opportunities 22 hogany lamp table. All in excel­ date of the installment causes the room. Reasonable, Garage av4ui- lent investment poaaibllities (or city of Santiago by merobers of the bill aa a wimie, Indicating final I eboigaa were brought and no ono ANTIQUES Refinished. Repairing Many benefits. _ Household Goods 51 DREAM HOME, three bed rooma $38,000. sharp. 1981 Ford (our door V.-8 .done on any furniture, ‘flernsn. BIDWEI-L Home Improvement Co. WANTED—Woman for genera] lent condition. Inquire 39 Milford entire balance to become due and able. 421 East Middle Tpke., Man- If you are looking (or a fine au- their own organization' because ectlon late In ^ e day.. woq Injured. sedan with radio and heater. No 189 South Main St. Phone MI. FOR SALE Excellent working conditions, Rd. pa.vable ami inte.fect at the rale of ANTIQUE FURNITURE, eUver, /te tte r. ML 3-8989.'* Trorban home with a large piece of ranch, neat and clean. Caramic tl)qy allegedly sold a quantity at Curiously, the only support for money down. Center Motor Sales, Alterations, additions, garages laundry work. 5 day week, steady tile bath, hot water heat, full cel 8-5843. Re-siding specialists. Easy budg_ua-jAn exceptional location. Restau- wofic. vacation. Call New System 5 io of I 'i per month or fraction glass, china, and used furniture gtound you piuat see this Ipvely Coventry Lake'— Six room arms entrdited to them. the Republican President’s'budget 491 Main. SALE OR TRADE 20 gal. automa­ thereof will be charged on the eii* /Fo r RENT—Flirnished room for lar. Nestled In trees. View, Si'bur 'ranch overlooking the water.. Police Identified the two men as et terms. MI 9-9495 or TR: rant Grill, Miniature Golf. Plenty Laundry. Ml. 9-7753. Apply at office tic bottled gas water heater, box bought and sold. Ftirnlture Repalri gentleman. Kitchen privilegca. 9 rtjpm home in the aouthweat see voiced to yesterday's debate come St. James’ School RUBBISH AND aahea removed. tire balance until payment la re­ Service. 8U. 3-i449. / tlo n ^ Manchester. Can be bought ban. .Only $13,400. Carlton W. winterized, name your own membera of a group known aa from two Democrats, Sene, Ellen­ 1953 OLDSMOBILE (our door General eieamng. cellars. atUcs 5-9109. parking apace. trailer. Want cement, mixer and Tel MI. 9-7753. Hutchins, Realtor. MI, 1^8193, sedan, super 89. Fully equipped. GIRL TO take charge of weighing 266. Center Street stones.. MI. ,9-8348 after 6 p.m. ceived. with or without extra 11 acnea. terms. Only $9,380. Bldeliatos, named after Fidel Cas­ der of Loutotona and Holland of and yards. Reasonable rates. M. GENERAL CARPENTRY—Altera- Also office Nussdorf Ssnd and Stone. My deputy or I will receive said 9-4694. tro. Several members of the Florida. Addition Planned 1993 Chevrolet hardtop coupe, h 8L Rubbish RemovAl, Ml. Read Herald Advs^ TWO ROOM furnished apartment, ■, 1 Uona, additions and new conatnic- Package Store, centrally located. MI. 9-7408. NELCO TOOL COMPANY, ROYAL AND Smith-Corona port­ tax at the Library on Saturday. suitable (or two adults. Call MI. $10.908,"FOUR' ROOM ranch, ex Columbia Lake - Seven room­ group have been arreated, officers Ellender sold he and other Sena­ powerglide, radio, heater. Very, 9-9787. Doing a good volume. I.!ap*u4tu; prsHmlnoiy ptona u d Exclusive With .. Invitation to Bidders housekeeping facilities available. xi38. Occupancy^ 60 - 90 daya. A Reds f Display WhlU waU Urea. 1950 Oldsfnoblle ers, dish washers, ranges, wring­ ander. Ml. 9-7718. SEWING MACHINE operator clan, immediate opening. Apply to 9:00 p.m. good buy at $lu! MANCHESTER VALUES He said the ~Defenoo Department V^inohUon for on, |-roQm a club coupe, rocket '88'. Black, ' Mancliestci’ .Associates Forbes Manor. Brewer St., East SALE—33 1-3% off on 150 patterns 1 Signed i Will rent ilngle or double. Cen­ » \ already hoe morelore than $13% btl- uo» t* Bt-JamM PbroehUI Set ers and Ironers. Try us (or parts. V. BELLUCCt, mason contractor, wanted. Apply Kaklar Toy Co., 80 in the Blue Ribbon collection book. Proposed Regior.al District No. 8 T.M. CROCKETT, Realtor white wail Urea, fully equipped. 21 Maple St. Hq. 9-1875. Hilliard St. Hartford. See, Walt. Helen Parks, Tak Collector tral. Reasonable. Mrs. Dorsey, 14 Beautiful six room split level lion of unexpocted funds voted by The Rev, John Hannon, pootar of Very, very clean. Center Motor cement work. Ml. 9-5451. 318 Call We also handle texture pkint. IV June 26, 19.56. Junior-Senior High School Arch 8t. If you don't see thV'hoh'e of recreation room, attached garage MI. 3-5416 or res. MI. 9-7751 Newest Planes St. Jomsa' Oturch, sold today tha EXPERIENCED, clean man with Hebron, Connecticut Congress previoualy and the Air Bales, 991 Main.______, . ' ■ CHUCK’S Radlo.and T:V. Service Fern Si. m , 3-5042.. Phil Hallin Charles I-athrop WANTED—Sorter, garment preaaer makes old ceilings look like neiy. yodr choice Hated aboveXglve ua a large lot. Reduced. Force has $8ti. billion. '> preliminary plana hava not htM Ser^’t^e and irfstallatlons. Small MI. 9-9221 Ml. 9.0384 and folder (or laundry work. Ap- car (or steady year 'round em­ Green Paint and Wallpaper Co., PLEASANT ROOM, 1 block from call. We are participating mem- completed. 1949 DODGE (our door Radio, ployment. Start with top wages. next to Manchester Knitting Mills Sealed bid.s In duplicate for the Main St., separate entrance, gen­ West Side—Lovely 8 room Cape To Air Chiefs Holland sold nearly $S Mllion at electrical appliances repaired. ply in person. Maple Dry Cleaners construction of the new Regional bera of the Manchester Multiple Saborbin for Salh 76 theee unspent Air Yorce ' funds, The proposal to build tha addi­ heater, excellent tires. Nice and Tubes tested free. 151 No. Main Aluminum Windows COVENTRY IJVKE, grill, restau­ Telephone only between 6:15 p.m. at the Green. Open from 8 a.m. - tleman. parking. MI. 3-4724. Listfhg System and have ^ a n y Cod, 4 finished, open ; staircase, and Launderers. 72 Maple St, District No. 8 .Tunior-Senlor High fireplace, oil heat, storm windows NOW $5800—buys a 3 bedroom' cot' are available for. buying new air­ tion to In tentative ■tages. Thar* clean, very good mechantcklly. 92 St. Phone 5U. 3-8517. and Doors 14-A rant. bathhouses, bathing beach', and 8:30 p.m. Rockville TR. 5-2062 9 p.ri¥:''Wl. 9-8300. other listingB" from $9,500-$! (Continued (rem Page One) are no cost aoBihatos yet and hot* Starkweather St. after 9 p.m. and $13,500. Tremonl Realty Co., CH. SHIRT PRESS operator -for new 3-Ytfar' School a t Hebron. Connecticut, in- and doora, 3-car garage, (ot 85 x tags, kitchen and living room craft, Including, the Intercon­ rluding the General-Construction, THREE FURNISHED rooms. Call to show you. For courteoua aeryl tinental BS3 Jet bombers that have Uier the etyle fior the exact loeo* all day Sunday. ASHES AND rubbish removed. .GUARANTfeEiy’againsl all ha*- 9-2876, or MI. 3-4201, cabinet style automatic unit. Ap­ YOUNG MAN Wanted for light fac­ SCREENS, Copper wire, various APPRENTICE COURSES call Jarvis, today. 259. Convenient to achool and bus. combination, fireplace. 90 ft, front­ bomber. He thought- it- probably ards. Aluminum screens and tory work Apply Kaklar Toy Co., sizes, excellent condition. Reason- Heating, VenUlatlng. Plimibing MI. 9-3552. mmediate occupancy. age. Coventry. E. A E. Agency. been tha nub of the diapute. tlon of the addition has Men de* . Lawn mowing, light ' truckinlV ply In person. New Model U un- ran help you waa a bit amaller than Britain' cided. Father Hannon said- BEFORE YOU BUY a used car trees cut, cellars cleaned, papers storm windows as well as com­ BUSY LUNCiI b ONETTE, excellent dry, 73 Summit St. 60 'Hilliard St. ablei, MI, 3-4878 after' 5 p.m. and Electrical work, will be re­ Ml. 9-6297 or M^t 3-4480. If Congress voted . Juit the $6 aea Gormaa Motor. Sales. Bulclr bination screen and storm doors. arming six . room Colonial B57 Canberra jet bomber, but The present school has eight and rags taken away free. Ml. - location. Low overhead. A good •UILD A SECURE ceived by the Regional District No. FURNISHEUi UGHT housekeeping '‘‘^JARVIS REALTY CO., British vlaltora said It looked blljlons of new funds Eisenhower Sales and Service, 285 Main 9-0142. Call evenings. Call Coughlin. MI. 3-7707, money maker. If you want to. be AVON COSMETICS offers opppr- TWIN SIZE mahogany bed, spring 8 Board' of Education al the He­ C a ^ Cod, ahed dormer 8 bed­ ANDOVER—Attractive (our room asked for buying aircraft, Holland rooms. , ■ Street. ML 8-4571, Open evenings. and mattress, never been - used. room. Ladles only. MI. 3!6388, 654 Centqr Street rooms; and bath up, dining room, home on large lot. Flnpplace. little bigger than the Canberra.. yoiir owp boss. This is it. Ideal tuhity (or growing income through Help Wanted— FUTURE bron Elementhry School Gym­ Call Ml. 3-4112. Evenings The foreign nlllltary men, who aald, there would be $18 btlllone MANCHESTER T.V. Service, radio aet up for married couple. For servicing families in vour neigh­ Male or Female 37 Call MI. 9-2556. nasium until 8:00 P.M., .July 31, large irtlchen and living room Screened porch. Fine place for available “or more money than Gay Gamacock Stamp"On8 3951 BUICK convertible, radio, and T.V, specialists since 1934. Roofing—Siding 16 appointment can MI. 9-Q42S. borhood Call MI. 3-819,5. ^ as a 19,56, at which time all Propoaal.a MI. 3-7847, ML 9-6685 with knwy pine paneled (ireplaoe children or (or ..reltrea couple were Invited here to see Ruesia'a heatar. white walls, new top. Charter members of Telsa. Ml. Apartments— Flats—* wall downiuairs. Porch, alumihum 18,300, Madeline Smith, Realtor. latest aviation achievements. Were dyiiulaiw, power windows - and RAY’S ROOFING CO., shingle and ADD SUBSTANTIALLY to your Will he publicly opehed and read. Tenements 61 told the new bomber had never So Young And Charming 9-8690 or Ml. 3-4807. present income. Give toy parties * Machinist No Proposal.x will be accepted af­ atorm windowa;- garage, beautiful MI. 9-1642. aeat. Wili aqcept trade. CaU after built up roofs, gutter and con- ' lot. . been shown before. It was not in - • •«« I 8 p.nk, ML «i-3398. " . HILLS’ TELEVISION Service. ductor work, roof, chimney re .TIME TELEPHONE ip your spare time. No experience ter 8:00 P,M., July 31. 19.56 MODERN FOUR, room unfurnished R(X3 ______^------cleaned, repaired, 29 years' ex­ EMPLOYMENT SERVICE In;,, Heating, Electrlci^Coiitrac- rage. For appointment call MI. combination windows, lightning caused at furor when It visited black, radio and healer Keeney's | ELECTRICAL SERVICE—Wiring, perience. Free estimates. CaU For complete inScmalion. mme COt RSES OR JOBS. ROCKVILLE Two room furnished rods, etc. Immediate occupancy. Britain Juat prior to the visit th'ere torsi: Upon receipt of ^epo.ail of Rpartment. One two - adults, PARKER STREET — (Charming, .9-1433. Garage,“ —Buckland MI. .9-9082. . repaiis, Insulatione" oil burners, Howley. Manchester ML 3-5361. lb our employment ojfice at 56 809 Main St., Manchestei, Conn. $'.),00 shall receive one complete oversize Cgpe Ck>d. Five finished Definitely a.good buy at $19,000. of Premier Bulganin and Commu- electric motois. Kenneth Laross. Help Wanted—Female .15 .Apply B'.mjiloyment Office weekly. Tel. Rockville TR. MODERN SIX room colonial, fire­ nlai party bo(ia.„Mikita Khruichev, 1945 CHEVROLET 1>, ton or . . . Weekdays 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m, ■aet. , . rooma and bath first floor, ^also T J Crockett, Realtor, MI. 3-5419 Eleclriciaui. PL 2-9388 after 6. PRESS OPBIRATQR wanted. Five ' T*" Elka Club Carriage Houaa- - 5-8176. lovely enclosed sunporch andiout- place, tile bath, garage, 110' front- or rea. MI. 9-77Si. Twining aald "Soviet pilots dem­ body truck. Call ,M1. 9-2330 or 404 Heatlnx—Plumbing 17 day week, benefita. Must apply in i thioiigh B riday from 8 a ■Tlie deposit of $7.5.00 per set of age, trees. Bowers achool,^-real onstrated their akin (or the vUl- WeUierell 81. »- COMPLJeTB REPAIRS by Stuart 9 North Park^St., Rockville Plana and Specifications la re­ WANTED — "Refined woman Jp aide patio. Hot water heat, oil\ at­ person. New Modfl Laundry, 73) to 5 p.m, or Call CHapel 7-922L PRAH A WHITNEY tached garage, amesite drive, nre. buy at $15,200. Carlton W. Hutch- BOLTON—An executive's home on tora, taking off In MlG17a to for­ R. Wolcott on wringer and auto­ Wednesday! fundable If the Plana and Specifl- share my (urniahed homeT Refer­ „lna. MI. 9,5132, MI. 9-4994. , South Road.' Gorgeous stone houie mations of five, then circling and matic washing ms,chines, electric PLUMBING and ' heating—Repairs Summit St. AIRCRAFT cation.a are returned»Jn good con­ ences. Write Box V, Herald. '' place, storm windows, lovely 1947 CHEVROLET club coupe. Call and contract wora. Call Ml. 9-9541'. Division of 1'nlt^-A ircraft large^lot, well landscaped. Avail­ with ‘ attached' two-car garage, ehowing their style peeling off. ranges, vacuaitr cleaners, motors, CLB;r K-TYP1ST, for general office dition to the''0trchitect within ten EIGHT ROOM house for aale. Five cinder block barn, (our acrea, "Their technique is good," uld PI. 3-7970. .V . ' small appliances, welding.. 174 WANTED-Young mart or lady . Corporation, %. ’ (10) daya after the clo.sing of the able apace for -two rooms second rooms down with bath, three work. Very interesting diversified | * Souuiei n New Knglaiui Blast Hartford 8, Conn. Busineu Ixicationa floor. Immaculate condition etc., etc,, etc. Imposai.ble to de- Twining "Juat like ours." Main Street. ML 9-6978. work. Permanent position, 5 day over 18 years of age, experience bid. rooms upataira, attached-garage; scribq with words The asking The U.8. Caiief alto aaw a Freaco Millinery—Dressmaking 19 Telcplionr Company '. preferred. Call after 7 p.m. Doc's General Contractors and all Sub­ For Rent 64 throughout. 919,390. Shown by ap­ lot 100x200. Shade trees, wonder­ MOWERS REPAIRED and aharp-. 40 hour week, Should appeal to pointment only. Can Goodchild price is $42,500. Replacement cost MI017, a Farm er MIG19 of aome- LUNC ALTERATIONS done quickly and recent high kchool graduate or Drive-In, Bolton. contractors wishing additional sets ful landscape, storm windows gnd is in excess of $85,000. Open at what different ahSpe than the ened. All work guaranteed. Pick­ of Plans and .Specifications may., 3400 SQ. FT. of apaca (or business Realty Co., Realtors. MI. 3-1207, dpora. Leaving town reason for up, dellve^; 113 Wella St. Ml. reasonably. Dressmaking, detail mother that would like to return offices or light Induatry. Second Ml. 3-7925, BU. 9-0»39.9<7- y(kir. convenience. T. J. Crockett. MIG17 ana an all-weather Bliah- ^ Stptie Talks work. Will deliver if necessary. to work, Apply Noble -A Weal- purchase .tame at the coat of re-1 selling. Call after 4 p.m. all 'day Realtor. MI 3-5416 or rea. Ml. rlght Fighter. The names given the lasUUation and Repair 9-1702 _ Doga— K irda— P e ts ^ 41 floor. .Centrally located. Parking Sunday and Monday, MI. 9-6918. Call ML'9-4370. brook Co . East Hartford. Conn., Help Wanted—Male 16 •■since 1907 By Reid production.' facilities. Call JA. .7-1873. RANCH HOMES in Mancheater to*' 9-7751, . ,- planet are code worda uaed to BpaetaUst^ DOORS OPENED, keya fitted, .or call BU. 9-2T17. CATS BOARDED. Inspect Fenros It's Been Of Course" All checks should be made p#y-' elude 3 new ones under $14,000, dealgnal* Ule Soviet Jet craft. ' copied, vacuum' cleaners. Irons, PAINTBIRS and paperhangers Siamese Catterv, Tunnel Rd., \ AUCTION able to the Regional District No. BUSINES.S OR OFFICE location, one on William St. at $14,500, two "We aqked a lot Of queatlona and TBotif* - Cotoriraniivu Moving—Trucking SALBaUtDY WANTED Tuesday, GLASTONBURY Wanted—Rcll Estate 77 ^ Sawtrs ClMBti guns, etc., repaired Sheari, wanted. Apply Clifford Jarvis at Vernon, '« miles off Parkway., OB'B'ERI.XG A WIDF, SELECTIOX OF NEW I Boaixl of Education. 474 Main St., ground floor. more new 'at $14,900, $15,300 for they were pretty good about an­ You'll want to trim towels, pot* AND INSTALLED knives, mowera, etc., put itito epn- Storage 20 Thursday, and Saturday, perma­ I Jarvis Acres. Msnehester Green, Kittens,’ studs. Rockville TR. FURNITURE and llO.Vir- FURXISHINOS ■V Copies of Plans and |Speclflra- Three rooms. MI. 9-5329 v-MI, the one at 70 Oxford St., $15,900 swering them.” Twining aald- nent position. Blill store benefits. USTINGS WANTED in old and Iholders, aprons and place, nato dition (or coming needs. Braith- I Just off Vernon St. 8-9131. SILVER—DISCO.X'n.M'EI) B'l.OOR MO'DELS—C.IB'T ITE.MB tions. Information fol' Bidders, 3-7444. ^ . ______^ ‘-for 36 Mtlford Rd,. another new 1481 Hebron Avenue,. new homca. Buyers waiung. Some "They let ua take our time, didn't I with these gay gamecock etomp* ^GillarsDraiaai waite. 52 Pearl Street. AUSTIN A. OIAMBBRS CO. local Apply in person, Burton's. 841 ■*' Porni of Proposal'may be obtained one with’ brick front (or $16,000, hurry ua at alt:'* arid long diatance moving, pack­ Main St. STORE FOR r e n t at 214.Spruce . want occupancy now, some and 6f 8406 one; Just preoe.off—no.off—I) embroidery I Solt Of tha Lngion Hall, Manchnttar. Conn. at the office of Louis J. Drakoa, one in Rockledge at $17,60o, and school. T. J. Escott, Broker. Ml. Some American officere had needed. TTie words ore ombreid- ing, atorage. Call,ML 3-SI97 Hart­ Architect, 998 B'armington Ave., St., suitable for any type of busi­ close to Buckley School with two thetrtameraa with them, but were e-i$ Tawa Couatry Househuld Ser rices ford CH. i-1423. GIRIJI WOMBIN '(or strawberry On Loonard St., Off Main St., 0pp. Statn Armory ness. Ml. 9-2997. Unusually good value, this 9-7983. ' T* ered'to' outline stitch. (A aet of n i Offered 13-A nictiiiig. TransportationTranspi furnished. 575 MAIN STREET West Hartford, Conn., on or after acrei, for $21,90p. We have other*, spacious three bedroom ranch, not allowed to take them on the So right for ' date wear right I towel* trimmed with theeo motifs ■ MANCHESTER Package Delivery. Cal'all MI. ■ 9-7626. MANCHESTER SATURDAY, JUNE 30,1954 AT 10 A.M. l^ ly 2, 1956. OB'FlCE SUITE—Excellent loca­ so ea'll and we .will gladly show large, bright living room, 16 ft. IF Y4 yard ST lace, potholdera. This flne furniture 1a mainly discontinued floor samples and In­ or to reject any or all Proposals. 'St; for $26,500: Five bedrooms on told It was very great," the Britons For Ihla pattern, send 35c In Send 25c In Coins, your name. FRONT ond REAR OF lUILOING cludes;__Exceptionally desirable Items hi upholstered and orra- Contractors are required to com­ I.arge Jiving room, plctqrq win­ dow. birch cabinet kitchen. Plenty Hebron Rd , Bolton for $30,000; ARE YOU CONSIDERING reported. "When we asked about Coins, your name, addreu, liae de- raddresa am| the Pattern N im ^r ^ A L E slonal chairs, side chairs, variety of lamp tables. Coffee tables ply k'hd conform strictly with the and a auty at 33 Bruce Rd. SELLING YOUR PROPERTY T the ipeed of a e'ertain plane, we sired and the Pattern Number to to ANNE CABOT* THE MAN- FOR LEASE IDEAL FOR DRIVE-IN RUSINESS ^ Informatlon^or Bidders. Bid Pro­ of closet space. Ceramic tile -bath. BLAKE & HENDERICKSON and occasional tables. Table and floor lamps, shades, mirrors and Centrally located. Heat, hot water, (Lakewood Circle) for $32,500. JA. 2-7109, Evenings and weekends. > We wUi appraise your property were told very great." SUE BURNETT, THE i MAN* CHESTER EVENING HERALD. WANTED I 'j .story B'rame Building-' pictures, lM>|ts nf fabric and fabriirlc !aamples, sliver trays and other posal and Instructions contained Some are vacant. T, J. Crockett. "ME. 3-7405 (^laatoiibury free and wlUiout any obligation. BriUah Air Marahal Sir Ronald CHESTER EVENING GERALD, 1183 AVE- AMERICAS. NEW Venetian blirtda, atorm windows, LOCAL WOMAN FOR GENKRAL OFFICE WORK HELP Concrete Floor One silverware pieces, some bihiik-a-brac .and rhina, glassware'. .Uierein. , , $125 per month. Tel. MI. t-79$5. Realtor, MI. 3-9416 or rea. MI. We also buy property (or cool). Ivelaw-Chapraan said the Soviets 1150 AVE. AMERICAS, NEW YORK 88. N. T. . . VACAtlON AND BENEFITS, FULL TIMK many fine gift Items. Also“carpe_t samples. , ~ Each bidder roust depoait with' 9-7751. it. 1 Selling or buying contact showed the foreign vlaltora "ap- YORK 86, N, Y. I Now available —: the colontt ■IG 3,090 SQ. FT. A buaineaa location which acldom Is available! On Mala 81.. XOTE:—This sale presents the opportunity to purchase tap qual­ hla bid, a Bid Bond in the amount' SIX MODERN rooms, (umiahed, 19 PHELPS Rti^i^’Lbvely'-^colonia] STANLEY BRAY, Realtor . pVoxlmately whet'we woqld be wll Don't mlaa the aping A summer 1966''Needlework Album contain? CONGENIAL OFFICE WANTED acrosa from Mary Cheney Library, and next to the First Natfon- ity-fumishinga from a reliable firm. LUXCH—^TRUCKMEN. ot five percent' (5%) of the Base oil heat, bua line, large yard ga- MANCHESTER —Custom ranch. to excellent conditioiT'Uving room BRAE-BURN REALTY , ling to put on dtolay at Farn '58 laaue of Basic Faabibn, our pat- Ing doMna of lovely detignaesigna tn m la 39'xM'. Tile lavatory pnd bath. aIj^PLY GROUND fLOOR al Bank. Available soon Is this brick building 29<| ft-aSS''^ ft. Bid. Wtoge. AdulU. te l. MI. $.7770.'., ' Large rooms, fireplada, cellar, Ml. SA278. borough.” Fambor(>ugh to the an tern catalog that contains a I which to _ choose more On lot. 48 ft.xlOO ft. This loesMon Is Ideal for any type business, ^ John H. Yemflans. Clialrman .hot water heat. Lot 190 x 390, High *niree large bedrooms. JOne car nual BrlUah aircraft exhibition for variety 'of attractive, up to the'l In proebet,' embroidery MANCHESTER Present Occupant ROBERT Ms REID f t SON, ftuetioRMrt , ■Regional District No. 8 Board of JULY AND August, modem 8-room elevation, view. Only. $14,900. CarL garage. Excellent ' (tnonclng. BOLTON—Four room home with minute styles for oil etoo ranges. I plU9 3 jplft j^ htorM. LYDALL f t FOULDS et^teclally the drive-ln tjpe. For further Informattoa ton W. Hufehtot, Realtor. ML Shown any time by appointment. some land. 910,000 to $11,000. foreign rilllltaiT repreeentaUvse CARTER CHEVROLET. CO. \ ' ' 4 .'V-* 201 MAIN STREET—Phone MI 9-7779 F-ducaUon, Hebron, Ckinnecti- , (umiahed rapth home! lArga lot, and tha gen seal pUUie. MmA 35 eenia prtnteg in book: Only 38e • i PJPE ond SUPPLY, Inc. 418 PARKER ST. , • RAYMOND R. REID—Phoaa Ml 9-4411 - *ut . . . oxceUuu location. T«L M8U.. M IU , 9-4899. Elva Tylor. RMJter. i t . «4489. Wrtto Box Q. Sultabis for mbat aay MANCHlWnCR. OONNj ^ ■ ■ V \ TEL.MI 9-4563 BEE ' ' jbtMlneaaef«ll MI 9-9104 PHONf OWNER. Ml 9-7401 ♦i ) 4 , K R . TDM FLAHERTY A' I * , 'M . . ■ ' 'Si ;■ . I

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TUESDAY, JUNE 26, 19M Arcragt Ouiljr Net P rtu Rnnx Tht WtaUicr FACE SDREElf Fa r Um Waak Baton Fateaaa* HV.U. WaaOwr Oam a HmtrliP^r lEufttins ^ Jaaa It. IN t iieauttful gifts while PWr toalght, lew aeaw tt. f t t t Surprise Shower neath a large' *hlte bell, with 12,065 eemfortaMe temperature*, lew Til* family pot luck aupper of I Billwell, Murphy | AbHcnleeiftm High EmcrK^ncy Doctor* ahowera of pink alreamera and the choir member* of Emanuel. (erand Knight Maaahiar * t «ka A atit heaiMIty Theratoy. Rigli aeer M. AboutTown ' Lutheran Church u ill be held For Miss Miller miniature rainbow umbrella*. Wcdneaday. 6 p.m.. at the home of To Allend SchoolIn Typing Class Physicians of the Menrhpster A feature of the delicious lunch­ M anchester— ‘A .C ity o f Viflttga Charm Mr. aiid Mr*. Everett «Tohn«on, Medical Assn., who will re-* eon served by the hoatesse* waa a Vtr. iM i Mn. WlUlun F. Tag* spond to emergency calls to- Mias Lonl Mtller.'^47‘ ». Oiarter shower cake, mkde by Mr*. Hell- g ilt. *T1 Atom * St., w*r* vt*it*d Beelzebub Bd., South Wlndeor. Raymond Bldwell and Joaeph A serious amount of absenteeism ntorrcAv afternoon and evening Oak St., waa honored with a eur- stix>m and decorated writh tiny um- (deeaUlei AtoerOaiaf ea Pege M) tht* w«ek«iid by their »on, Sttort, Murphy, employe* In the office of among typing students marked the ' piisa mlecellaneou* shower Sunday ■ YOU UCX\% NO. n s (TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27, 1<5< PRICE nVE CENTS The midweek eervice* e*ch| Tax Asaesaor Henry Mutrle. will first day of Manchester ' High are Dr. Nicholas MacZlalo, tel. hi* wife. SUrr. *ad their children. 9-1616 snd Dr. Wllllam'Stroud. in honor of her approaching wad- f Surtln* *nd Norm*, who are liv­ I Wedneeday 7 ;30, at the Covenant ; attend the 12th Annual. School for School's summer program ye;ter- Guests were present from Michi­ tel. 9-4706. ding, Aug. 4. in Zion Lutheran 7 ing in OUlf. They returned Sun- Congregational Church will be in ; Connecticut Asseising Officer* at day. I Church to Donald Mastrahgelo of gan. Brooklyn. New York Q ty, charge Of the deacon* during the Officials warned that If those toy. bringing John Taggart. Mr. j the University of Connecticut from East Hartford. The parly was Rocky Hill,. East Hartford and And irs More Fun ahernce of the Rev. K. EJn»r; July 8 to 12, Mutrle announced to -: students who signed up for typing and Mr*. William Taggerf* *on. The piogram, ^-hlch laila six ' given at-,the home of ber aunt. thta town. with them for a two njontht vialti Rank, who 1* on vacation. d*>v 1 slriictlon fall to appear by to­ Estes Fails To Read ll Aloud! morrow they will be dropped. weeks, will end Aug. 3. Stm’ents ' Mr*. Frederick Schneider. 47 Murphy, who recently became a Charter Oak St., who was assisted' William U Zimmerman, asalft- GFS Sponaor* of St. Mary'*' Over 200 students had Indicated attend classes five days s week member of the office ataff. will fi-om 8 a.m. to 12 noon. The sum­ I by Mrs. Melvin R. Helletrom, Tacoma, Wash., June 27 4PI ant to the treaiairer of the Saving* Episcopal Church plan a picnic' take the beginner* course. Assess-' a desire to study typing under the. To Capture §teel mer school faculty consl^ita of cousin of the bride-elect. —Delegate* to ths National Bahk of Mancheater will be the supper for Friday at 6:30 p.m. at ment Procedme. Thst course in­ aumuier program, but more than ! the Columbia Lake cottage of Mf". 40 per rent qt these failed to at-' seven tea<-hers. Mies Miller unwrapped her latared Agaiatl Conference of Teacher Educa- apaaJcer at the Kiiyami meeting cludes lectures on laws controlling | ■ tlon and Professional fltan- -I ‘n uratoy, 12:15 p.ni. at the Coun­ Viola Trotter. Meipbers are re­ tend the first day's classes. assessmeijt, the market value con­ darda were asked to punctuate try Club. quested to bring their owm dishes cept. the'discovery, listing and Officials said that thoae stu­ VACATION RAIN? Home State and silverware. j. dents still absent tomorrow will THE NEWEST MODELS OF this sentence to make It make pricing ojf real and ,personal prop­ ^^Eliubeth ArdM sense: A *oa wa* bom Sunday in Hart­ erty. and'similar basic problems. be replaced by applicant* now on ELECTRIC RANGES If Rof, eoR ford Hoeptial to Mr. and Mr* Ed­ Bldn-ell w-ill attend the advanced a waiting list. Thera la a waiting ■y n iB ASSOCIATED PRESS That that is is that that is 179.95 UP not it not-but that that is not ward W’iereWrki. Another Recital ^ course, I which Includes work on list of atmut 45. ^ Co$metief * LEE M. SILVER5TEIN Forces of 'Gov. Frank ImprovM assessment administra­ Beside* typing atudenti, the ARE AT Clemtnt and Sen. Ebtes Is .not that that la no- la that TTw aon bom Thuretoy. June 21. tion. the assessor's place In munici­ aummer program includes about Ml 9.0431 that la that that i* not. By Piano Pupils Pettsrtoii's Kefauver (D-Tenn) reached How would you do It? Not In Hartford Hoeplta! to Mr. and pal government, exemption prob­ 13.5 taking mekeiip courses and 33 ISO CENTER ST. Mr*. Eldon W. Nenlle. 1*86 r>eep- lems, new methods snd systems. taking dri-er training. an agreement today whereby many of thet teacher* w ould, woed Dr., ha* been nam«d[ Thorn** The second in the aene*“bf re­ Tennessee delegates to the either. It was admitted later. Earl Nrvllle. ntal* by the piano pppil*. of . Joseph J. . Other ofllcera installed along a political friend of the Governor, Crafts, Linda A. Smith. Cecily 1. with Grand Knight Grsvell were said he would offer the resolution :’irm8 today laid a new con> England. Cynthia C. Post. Norman. Stanley S. Choman, deputy grand to tomorrow's state convention. By Saturday ;ract proposal before the verted (tom B. Fish. Caj-olyn M. Mahoney, knight; Francis Mahoney, chancel­ The resolution will say that the United Steelworkers Union in HURRY!! delegation should be "uninstructed rear-wheel to Dennis D. Keith, Patntla E. lor; Hebert J. Carvey, recording Washington. June 27 Pre*t- u i effort to.head off an Indus'- froDt-whcel Ballard, Julie Anna Evgn*. Pa­ aec^etary; Frank J. Philopena, So as to enable th^m to support and Gov. A. A. Rtbicoff, laft, o f Connectlcu\, and Gov. Dennis J. east TenneMce'* vote* for luch di^nt Eisenhower today signed into t'ry*wide strike at midnight pcopcUiog. oc tricia A. Dorn, Linda L. Ellia. warten; Joseph McCarthy, inside, Roberta o f Rhode Island, go Into a aide huddle at today's Na­ law eight bill, passed by Congress to all $-incb Judith E. Lawreno*,. Ddlorea M. guard; Dr, Jean I.om* Hebret, out­ Limited nomination for any Tennessean tional Governors' ConfSrenc* in Atlantil: City, as they started a Saturday. -- who has an opportunity to be nomi­ mostly minor ones land sat up Thtro waa no Immediat* infor­ ■Vork. Gloria M.. Trukaa, Meredi­ side guard; Charles J. McCarthy, New England campaign to win the Deihocratic vice presidential in bed for an hour-long conference ths A. Dutton. James A... Russl. treasurer; James P. Tierney. II- nated'* for either Preaident or 'Vice mation M to what the new pro­ $72.00 nomination for Senator John Fitzgerald Kennedy of Massachu- with / his chief aide. Sherman Donnamale E. Dutton.-Donald T. nancisl secretary: Atly. John J. President. aetta. posal contained, but.lt was believad Bouffard. Rochelle D. Goldman, O'Connor, advocate; and Joseph Quantities It wa* . uncertain whether Ke- Adams, and Otliei assistants. Mean­ to call for a thraa-year contract- Sandra U McKsnney, Robert M. Gei-vals and Edmund Hindel, fauVer would return here for to­ while, While .House press secre­ With an hourly pay Inereaa* of 10 tary James C. Hsigertyliaid it IqdkS Haberem and Gary W. Ballard. trustee*. morrow's convention, as he pre­ cant* an hour for the first year. viously planned. now a* If the doctor*, plan to re­ A previous iniV.'Stry proposal, howL Stardily coo- The Kefauver-Clenient dliagree- lease th* President from Walter calling for a five-year contract Reed Army Hospital Saturday, gifacmd. Katily cleened. b ment buret out In the dpen earlier Nixori ^Forgotten’ with a TVi cent hourly pay boost Wrouqhf Iron Railings EIU lo Iiiilialc in the week, as the Senato'r sought Exactly three weeka after his, th# firat year, had been rejected $51.00 an endorsement of hi* oavn cam­ major abdominal operation- - . by the union as unaatisfaetbry. Porch Columns Hagerty addec' that "A s far as I ClaNs Wednesday: paign, which Clement; refused to Nagotiatora for- Dm three major VALLEY WELDING CO. grant. Thg Gpvernor normally con- By 20 GOP Chiefs know" the President will go direct­ steel firms and the union d la p la j^ WELDON DRUG CO* ly from the hospital t,o«hts Gettys­ For Free EaUmata Call Manchester Lodge of Elks will - trol* the atate delegation fVom this great amiability as they went Into Anthorlzed Dealer Democratic state. burg, P*., farm. today’s session, at which th* nav/ Olaatoabory ME S-tllS initiate It* first class-of candidates Continue* Progress M l MAIN 8T<~*MJ S-U21 ' of the year on Wednesday at the Demoeratle l^tum Atlantic City, N.J., June 27 (fl*)— ^Vice President Ni.\on tarma Wer* miggaatad. • Though it lacked a vote-pulling Earlier today, the President’* Tha negotiator* smilingly posed Lodge Home. turned up today as the forgotten man of 20 Republican gov­ doctors reported he had another' Cllffoi-d Hamlin, president of the i rohtest, a ret.iforced North Dakota together for photographs. ’ comfortable night and continues to Past Exalted Rulers Association 11 Democratic party wua making its ernors and White House officials urging President Eisen­ Earlier, one of the firnjs had of Connecticut, will be grand II heat showing tn many year* today hower to run again. Nixon’s name was left o ff a formal state­ progress sattsfa-torily. announced it world start banking The two princii'al measures exalted ruler in heading the suite ' [ ae returns mounted slowly In the ment forwarded to Einenhower by- furnacas tonight at Gary, Ind., and CHICKEN BARBECUE ) of Initisting offtceis. Assisting i| state's primary election. GOP state executive* attendthg signed by Eisenhower deal, with totnorrow in the Pittsburgh area will he Arthur Roy, grsnd , With slightly under half the thcM^Sth annual .dovernor*' COh-V appropriations. againet the poselblllty of a etrike. esteemed loyal knight snd John ; pvacinct* reported, the Democratic fet'anee. ' ! One makes avallBble in the fiscal Other major producers were ex­ J year starting .*lily 1. 15.668,463.426 STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL J. • LehSh. district deputy Con- i BRAND NEW - ALL NEW vote total wa* trailing the Repuh- They expressed "wholehearted T pected to follow suit In the move, nerticiit East. 1 liean rote by more than two to approval of the administration of for a number of exectlve bureaus, described as a j'Urely precaution­ SATURDAY, JUNE 30 Dinner will be sem-ed promptly ] one. If this trend continue*, how­ our great Republican President" boards, commissions ami other in­ ary one to prevent cooling tomaga at 6;30 p.m. to the ’ csndidstesr ever, it represent* a sharp upturn and pledged "our full support for dependent offices. It also adds $6 to the fumacas-'r" members and visiting Elks. Fol- .i In tiemocratic strength in a state hi* renominaUoh and re-election.” million to th* Prcslden.t’s Ths new offer wa* presented In TWO SITTINQS-4:30 and 0:30 T.M. lowing the scheduled meeting and <' normally a* Republican a* it is Merely an Overalght emergency relief funds, bringing written form and after a 40-mlnuta initiation, a buffet lun* h will be agricultural. In 'the primary .two GOP Gov. Fred Hall o f Kanias. the total no\.' available for disaster morning session the talks war* n - served'. ------who said he thought up the round- relief to |21.2bO.OOO. caasad.until this afternoon. OOMMONITY DAPTIST OHURCH (Continued on Page Heven). robin signed by all except absen­ ■rile only other measure of gen"- It w u understood th* com­ tee Ooy. George N. Craig of tn- eral intm-est signed waa a. 1117,- panies firat had htnachsd th* idea EAST CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CONN. diaaa, cbntantod that th* omiMton 804.058 appropriation for running Navy Divers Join Search for Dody Informally at y*iterday’a aeaaton, GENERAL of Ntxosi sa a canilidate'for.gs<>Wid Congress in^the next fiscal year. than draw it up in writing during 'BARBECUE,<1.50—SHORTCAKE and COFFEE, A5c Invirsion Plot placa on tha Uqk*t waa 'merely an Hage^illy said In answer lo -g . Kenneth Toner,r, on* of'nin* - ■ Navy divors aummonod yastarday from tha Bubmarin* Xaaa at th* night. :y SERVICE oversight, - queatipn that Eisenhower got a Groton to search for drdrowning ’vtctUn Alphona* Doiron, .43, Of Hartford, hiM his oquipmtnt adjuttbd It nuo was baUavsd Utnt in Uia Frankfuiicra and HamburKcra Will Be On . Former ^(jov. Howard .Pyle of nilL lepoit today on yesterday’* before ontortn|r CoviBtrvl o ^ t r Lake whare Doiron waa last gean Monday n i^ t HoliuMi Tbnor’aawak informal talks yastarday th* eom- ME A Srhate vote to boost Air Force ap­ is chief W a r r ^ j S i c e r Charlaa Rauatel, in chki'g* ef the operation, and OPO Richard Thomas pany nagoUhtors might hav* baan ^ . Bale During (hr Afternoon Nights ^ ^ s9 9 Plns FarU By Exiles Seen Arisona, im Blaenbower aide who got advance White House clear-- propriations $912,625,000' above the (behind Reuatic). ^ 1 * fourth Navy man I* unidontifled. __ \ Herald Photo by givan Indications that tha unlto TELJUAS-SIM anc* on Ui* statement; sara it just figure recommended by th* admin­ Tedfordi. * V ■ '''. would b* willing to mako concas- AUTOMATIC WASHER In Guatemala hadn’t oc cured to him that Klxon istration. "^■'■"1 ■ ———os—^4e—OM——oe«— -eesi^s^— a—^totoa—■— — sito—o———ea— a—M aiona along with th* steal produe- SUPER DE LUXE wasn't to be mentioned. The press secretary declined art tn hopes of staving oft a costly Pyle said he had not seen the comment on the Senate action ber •trika. V Guatemala, Jiinc 27 (JPi — The text of the resolution before he yond saying that Congress haa not Pravda Pjrmts Today’* negoUaUon meeting was J. w . h Ai^ Guatemalan government ciglma called White House aide*-who yet finally acted -an tndicatibn the World Reds Seen an hour 1st* in starting, possibly AN D' ^ knowing* of « “ tlW plot to in-1 ^w^^d b7dil«f'if '5 administration hopes to reduce the bacaua* the companies ware atUI i ataff Sherman Adam*-to get ad- ful OOP goyemor* and the Whit* increase in the Senate-House con­ Daily ^il^rker\ busily engaged in preparatioti of from El Salvador and Nicaragua. vancelkpproval of the proposed ac­ House staff' mefhbers for first ference. the offer. ' TRUSEAL Security (jhief Ismael Ortiz tion by the Republican Governors. place on the ticket 7 , Tribute to ,\dm. King De^rting Mosepw Sources close to the talk* had In­ Orellana said laat night the Army He said he got that approval "in Hall denied, with some reaerva- The Preaident look several other Quiz on Shift dicated that th* saaalon would re- ' was expecting the invasion "4tt any principle." tiona,. that he left Nixon’s name actions. One was an executive or­ volv* around th* poaalbllity o f a UNITE moment." He declared the plot­ compromiaa thr**-y*ar contract. "I never Saw the resolution off th* GOP manifest^ because of der directing that flags fly at half Moocow, Juno 27 (P/—Pravda Washington, June 27 lAb —Soc-;^, particular importance that ter* wanted to overthrow the gov­ signed by the Republican gover­ any possible party opposition to staff on all, government building*. today reprinted an article demand­ The agreement which expire* retary of State Dulles said today free world should maintain Saturday midnight wa* for two ernment. nors,"- Pyle said. "The question of 'renomination of the Vic* Pres­ ing to know what th* present 80- Ortia Orellana said the conspira­ he boliaves Moscow’s control over unity and its vigor. Much o f th* yaars. whether Nixon was mentioned In ident. (CoBtiiMifd OB Ppg Elghteeu) - 'yfet'leaders did. If anything, tn Communist parties outa'ids Ruasia responaiblUty for this rests upon cy waa linked with s student dem­ it never came up as far as I was "1 did BPtJeave Nixon out be­ atop the excesses e f the Isat years 'The union authorised a strike ef . onstration here Monday night that haa greatly weakened since the the United Statee. 650,000 ateciworkara then i f . no concerned." cause I fearetl that some Repub­ of Stalin's rule. * downgrading of Stalin.. "International compiuniant ia In BY^INDEPENDENT CONSUMER RESEARCH ORGANIZATIONS ended in six deaths. Pteaident Eisenhower has said he would lican governor* would not Sign the. The organ of the Communist WED.0M.Y! Carlo* Castillo Arniaa, because of Dulles told a news conference a state of perplexity 4nd.At lnt»r- (Oeattaned aa Plaga Eighteen) ...... i be happy to run on any ticket that paper with his name on it," Hall Premier Plaus party reprinted an° article which We Give w qiiu > WIDE RTAMPS with THESE RFF^IIAUI! there is grave disasatiafaction nal- odds because certain basic auch dlaorders, put the Army In Nixon. But the omlaaion said In an Interview. Eugene Dennis wrote tor th* Neiy among pariy leaderships outside, truths have Caught up with it. One TO BRING YOU control of Guatemala veaterday. j rNlxon'a name from the. GOP ’The resolution wa* not In­ York Daily Worker, asking the He declared a 30-day atate of aiege indicate the Ruiala.'and also within the Soviet j.such truth is that comirtunism haa NATIVE.WAYIEST CHICKEN PARTS All White Porcelain 9 Pound Wash Tub tended as'an endorsement of the To Force New question;'' • Communist parly, with the' great difficulty In being an affec- suspending all constitutional gnar- vice Preaident ia not so highly re- A Quality ticket. It was 'just an expression It tvaa the first time the current Khruahchev-Bulganln regime. tive Instrument of Cold War with- aqteea'and im^sing military cen-1 g QP governor* of the goodwill ol^ the Republican leadership hg* been publicly criti­ The Soviet leadership,- Dulle* . out such iron discipline and brutal aorahip. Dutgoin* diapatchea w ere;»^ White .Houae .aaalstant* as he News Tidbits Aluminum. Window [elusive Automatic Safety Spin Lid governors for the, Piesident. The Vole iu Icelaud cized here, even by implication, asserted, haa been put Into an *1-; terrorism as Stalin employed. "The LEGS - : •> tightly reatricted. ' , , • may be in othed party circle*. thought of Nixon was never in my Culled from AP Wires and marks a radical shift in the The atudents had been protest- 1 Political Problem most impossible dilemma, * other truth is that such rule .will mind in drafting the resolution." Reykjavik, Iceland, June 27 iJP) traditional Soviet propaganda'at­ As. he.defined It, the failure of not be indefinitely tolerated by REG. 7»c Lighted Aptomatic TIME-LINE Control !ng a State of Alariii. a milder rpjjjj p<,go Communist party boss 'Nikita munist In and out of Ruasia. This before the Congress. . wife, Harriet, 44, and their aon, ’three etudents were killed on the force a new election in the fall. Khrushchev had made a secret re­ Robert, 1. One other rlilhl. Dtane, spot. "Two died later: weakened-, the central authority > "I 'recall that on Jan< 1, J950, The voting Sunday gave a coali­ port lo the 20th Communist party 8, was reported eritleally hurt. The goiTrnment said yesterday ' Scientists Show Concern tion of the Progressive and Social very gravely. Izveatia, the official organ o f the that a policeman also had bdep Att he same time Dulle* said 5Iovlet..Kovemment, hailed th'q new Democratic parties 25 seats in the (fiofitlniied on Page Elghtaea) VISIT SOVIET JET PLANT FRANKS $1;00 killed and his body had vanished | new • 32-member Althing (parlia­ these changes create serious prob­ year saying that it had cbm ■ "aa a Seventeen students and one police- | ment). These parties and the Com­ lems for the West. He made a •welcome and dear, guest" which Moscow, June 27 UTl — West­ REG. 49c Lb. man were reported woun'ded. .1On Effects of Radiation munists campaigned dn & dqmand new appeal for Western unity and would bring "^ew triumphs. The ern A ir Force leaders toured Eyewitnesses had said the police’’ ' , — ' — ^ - that U.S. force* be withdrawn strength, and declared these .are Soviet- i-amp, it said, • was "mulU- 80'viet aircraft factoriea, In the Moscow area tt>toy. starting flred submachine guns and pistols | (EIMTOK’H NOTE;, Concerneds-radiatjqn — at least in relatively from iKeir NATO defense air base esaential In order to den.v com- piying day by day;” It listed Po­ with a Jet engine plant. (ien. at the atudents^after the latter re- I almiit the real 'and potential ef- .large amounts could cause "pre and radar alation* in Iceland. Al­ Bulletins muniam fresh, victories in the land. Czechoslovakia, Bulgaria, Nathan Tnlnlng, l).N. Air Force fused to halt at -warning shot*. ; ferts of radiation In an acceler­ mature aging" in a person receiv­ though a NATO member, Iceland future. Rumania, Hun),ary, Albania, | Veal LEGS^^^e Reaponsibllity with 't.’.M. chief of staff, and fellow-tour­ Ortiz-Orellana declared yesterday 1 ating atomic age, acieOUat* urgent­ ing it. Also, that in sufficient haa ho armed force*, and the 'from the AP Wires .North Korea, Mongolia, China, and I thst -Communist* among the stu­ quantities and under certain con­ Dulles made his-appraisal in a East Germany aA ailCcess addi.-1 ist* wont through the huge, ' .." 't-'i*. REG. *»c. ly are searching , for ways and Aiiie mother grealei the extent of damage lo feat Australia * Jack Arkinstall, sociation. seat* giving extra representation 6-4; 11-13, 8-6 m third day's play seph L. Ranh Jr., chairman of Eastland reiterated the charge he Too can buy oae pepper pr a hundred • EXPANSION FRAME ON come* to the door snd cries: future generations, even though Amenrans for Democratic Action voiced ye.sterday that "there's MODEL AW450 Castillo Arms* him.self original­ .jS'.idespread effect* on the wo'rld's to upland dislricla to balance the of Wimbledon, - England, tennis DUKE STUNT STUNS OKOW’D la - Asian and Arab members of, gets a bit of a razzing from the That limits' be set on 'the aver­ Senate Armed Services Committee Congressmen say distorted Ameri- cbiiH's decisions as "pro-Cominu- Security prograiR to non-aensitive along the flag-waving crowd ef j THKE AR^ ,1 -DAY SPECIALS ONLy T ■ f tl)e United .Nation* railed a strate­ other kid;e in the bus- all of whom age amount...... of rsdiation ____ _ Anie'n-____ _ has recommended spending more ca'a position in atomic-electric nlst'l by Sens. Eastland, I D-Misa) Jobs, sharply disagreed. 1,000 persons. PAYMENTS AN U>W AS gy meeting on Algeria today, seek­ I are wearing the little bad|;es. just cans can receive in their reprodiic- money ofi Nike g'liided missile sites field, under Investlgatton by House and McCarthy (R^Wis) were clear Referring to the six Justices who ing„ a new way. to bring the 19- 1j Ilh* every other person,in the Unit- live-gland# especially from con- but holding back funds to biiild in­ Appropnationa Committee. evidence of a continuing drive ”tb joined tn the majority opinion, JORDAN CABINET DISSOLVED FREE $1.25 Per \5 eek month-old conflict in the French i ed State*,, young and old. j ception to age 30. the critical pe- stallations for t.he Navy-Air Force U.S. Ambassador John M. Alli- discredit the court. Rauh said "1 find the suggestion Amman. Jordan, June 27 (Jb— North African territory before th*| Such a scene is entirely IHcaly as rlod for reproduction of the spe- Tbilps missile. # c i, in Tokyo, declare* United Eastland. the subcommittee that men of thta character -could Jordan was without a pnrHa- PARKING world Organization. “ I ■ * recommendation made . cie*. The action yesterday gave the .States has-"no Intention" of keep­ chairman, broke in at this point, be following th* Commui\)st line or nkent today, and Premier Said TIm -1W .H A U OMI COR. MAIN and OAK STS. CORP. After. *-rU>>'-long procedural dc-1 by the National Academy of Sci-, And. as an aid In keeping tab* Arniyva tentative and possibly ing Okinawa permanently but and said; be pnvCommunlst la arrant non- Mufti hopi^ the now oae would Manmaarm CeMa- r bats, th e'11'Oatinn Security Coun-; ences recentl.v in its report on the on how much radiation each per- onl.v temporary vlctbr'y in an In­ adds American control will last •'That’a where you ar* wrong. Sana#." apprev* a peUcy isf cloanr rela- eil voted overwhelmingly with, real and potential hazards o f, aon .is. receijing iwhether from terservice ' rivalry over antiair­ as loag aa “threat and tension” Tlva Supram* Court has dls- Ha also said that CKiaf Juatic* Mena with ' the Egypt-Sjrrta* " 974 TRl'-SEAl,' PltOUt;jL'TN PHONE Ml 3.4123 Prance yesterday to. reject the radiation to present and future j atomic bomb teats, nuclear power craft missiles J ot home dsfensOr^- In Far'East exists . . Britain sec­ credltad Itself.” Earl Warran, -accuaad yaatardgy flWidl AinUa hloe and leaaa*. DIMNION Aeian-Arab demand for a full gcneratlona—th* degree of hazard planU, - medical X-rays, cosmic Th* committo* approved Army ond largest labor union, Amal-. But Eastland oald h* didn’t by Eaatland and MeOarthy ef fol­ tta* wHR Britpln. King Hnaaato MAIN ST. CORNER OK .MAI.N AND aaunell airing of th* Algerian dapending . In general an tha rays' In th* afmoaphar*, ar natu plana to spend 2136,700.000 for gamated Engineering JTnibn, rn- want to gat Into an argumant and lowing th* Oommuaiat Una, ‘‘baa dlaaihrad Em PtoHamato ataatoK OAK .STREE’fN amount e f axpeaure. jectn Cnnsmnnist bl4 80 gain its told RauH ta g o ahead with hia hi -Oetahar, ltS4, ht dH (' Pb

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