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PAGE SIXTEEN TUESDAY, JULY M, 198?: ilanrltp^pr Sirrnittg ISeralb / !r ATeiRsre Dally Net Press Run For the Week Ended and services to be purchased. How­ Emergency Doctors July 27, 1967 About Tow n ever. it' had been common practice Town Post Office rv y IX THE siTx: Th« Weather DistrictVotes since 1952, under a motion adopt­ Protect %'oiir Skin With FaveeMrt » f D. i t Weatber BrnreM Physicians of the Manchester ed by the Uireclors, for the Di­ BELA-RO-PEOL The mid-week eenMce of the Has Jobs Open An ounce of prevention Medical Assn, who will respond rectors to make small purchases 12,002 Warm, humid, enatiered thna- Covenant - Congregational Chkgoh To Liberalize . Is worth ik.pound o f cure.. Member of the Audit to emergency calls tomorrow derahowers tonight. Low 65-76. ' will be held tomorrow night at afternoon Snd evening are Dr. At Vour Local Pnig Store Bureau of GIreuUtlon T:30 with the pastor In charge. Howard Lock ward ladults iMtes «n v rtmihi .o '* il*J i announced that there are J. w ; H A u ; c o R P . Tliaraday fair, warm, leoa humid. only)', Tel. M I S-3243, apd Dr. Buying Rules Irf thu ^(iedufe six ooenlnes openings svallsbi. available for the no- po­ ARTHl'R DRUG'TO. Manche$l6r-—A City of Village Charm High In nttd 80ik Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Holmes and sition of sub-carrier in ' the M an-: Joseph Barry, Tel. MI 9-1178, Grew from Arrewt daughters. Pamela and Siisan, 40 Chester Postal'Department. Appli- Eighth School and Utiittles The need for the action grew ~ r VOL. LXXVI, NO. 256 Russell St., have returned from a District voters last night adopted i cations may be secured at the (TWENTY-TOUR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JULY 31, 1957 month's vacation spent at Cape unanimously a by-law air.endment out pf the June 10 arrest of E r-i po*t Office anv day and must be itMidard (Claaatfled AdrarUOag an F a g a 'iS ) Hng Larsen, a Director and hard-1 retimled on or before Aug. 6. Cod and Coventry tjike. Wet Road Blamed enabling the Board of Directors to HOLLYWOOD PRICE FIVE CENTS purchase Iteirw costing $100 or 1?i* "1^* o charged . Mnriarty said that starting sal- ^ th se ling $365 worth of ^pplles, ar>- for the position ivill be $1.82 Miss Emily M. Kissmsmh. 237 leas without competitive bidding. Worms ifor Birds Spnice St., a member o f Zion For Slight Mishap A t a special meeting held at the ^ per hour, 40-60 hours per week. In Evangelical Laitheran Church, has without bids. These supplies w e re ; announcing the openings, Moriarty Ike AgainstAdding Hollister Street School. 23 eligible. WHIU CHAIR been chosen a delegate to the Tn- purchased by the District over an ,aid that the Poet Office offers —Let’s Get Steak Bald tires and wet pavement District voters, eight more than 11-month period hnd the largest, many advantages not found elae- tematlonal I.utheran Women's the quorum, voiced their approval Missionary League biennial con­ were given by a Winsted man as purchase was reportedly a $35! where. Eaiilr coo'i Louisville, KjS^JuIy 31 fdi of the amendment to Article .3 of lawnmower. He lists among the advantages. veretd from vention to be held In' Minneapolis. reasons his car oolltded with an­ the District's by-laws. Jury Trial Clause --W orm s a iH ix ^ th birds. Minn., tomorrow and Thuradaj*. in the subsequent clearing o f ; four weeks vacation with pav for rear-wheel to And as far 'aa/Sugar, a p ef other auto that had stopped for Presented by lieon A. Thorp. Mrs. Freda Ahiberg of Hartford, Larsen o f any criminal act. Judge | the veteran who has served three front-wheel robin, is concerned, they are the triW ic light at Center and W. District president. \he new amend­ W alter Downes of Glastonbury, { years in the armed services. Oth- propelling or also s delegate, will accompany ment reads: for "other Wrds," Center Sts. yesterday noon. who heard the case on July 12, ad- ; era receives 108 hours vacation for A to ell 5-incb Since Sugar moved In with Miss Kissmann. A fter the conven­ .Vmendnicnt tion they will take In places o f In­ Winifred E. COlboura 22. was vised the District to "b rin g Its : the Oral .vear of emplo.vment with rtsttrt. To Civil Rights Bill Mrs, M arjary G. Mitchell two "The President, n.embera of the practic^ into conformity with its. the department, " weeks ago, he has’ shown a terest at Duluth, Minn., and other arrested and charged with fol­ Board of Directors or other officers ^ $72.00 northern parts of the^etate. lowing too closely after his car by-laiys or its b.v-laws In con- i , Employes enjo.v uniform allowr distinct dislike for worms. of the District, m.sy do 'business’ had failed to stop in time to avoid formity with its practices." • ' ances. longevity fncreases in pay, | Washington, July 31 (A*)— ^growing out of voting righu vioia- H e’d rather sink his bill into with the District and receive com- hitting the rear of a State High­ The amendment adopted' last; P«id sick leave, overtime and com- a steak — or maybe soma pen.sation for services rendered or President Eisenhower said to- “ °"*- way Department car. The State night did Just that. I pen.setorj' time, life insurance, and chicken. nr.ateiial.s. goods or merchandise N«llyw«W 0y*f T»tl*l Cemwi day he is opposed to adding -• ®^*nhower agld he doe*.not be- Public Records vehicle, driven by Jay K.. Dough­ liberal retirement pensions. Mori- lleve any 'amendment should be Sugar fell from his neat two sold to :he Dlstriet without com­ arty said. Fit!i over i\eraj|e toilet * jury trial amendment to the Talk at Vital Point erty. 23. of Byram. suffered a made to Section 4 of the bill. That weeks ago. But his "down­ petitive bidding, provided such bow!. Sturdily coo- Trade Hame Oertiricate large gash in the right rear fender. Hofiiemaki'rs Plan "nie' civil sei-vice employment i administration’s Civil Rights is the section containing the- vot- fall" became a ' ‘'windfsll" I pa -ment for services, materials, itfuc^H. Faiilv Donald E, Wilson, doing btisines-s! The investigating officer. Patrol- 3 register for the post office posi- I . Bill now before the Senate. ing rights enforcement previsions. when he was adopted by Mm. goods or merchandise shall not i tions Will not be established again as Don's Amoco Seiwice. 859 Main j man John Hughes, estimated the Exhibit for Fair $51.00 Eisenhower told, hla new* con­ Elsenhowei said he had been Mitchell. He now has a home exceed One Hundred Dollans. Bt. t I damage at $180. j until Dec. 1 . according to Moriar- ference the power of federal wa.rtTBd=then he changed the and all the "people food” he (31001 for any onip purcha.se ly. and he urged any Interested • To flir a <-a Co’^oure said that he tried to P*' I- A special meetln'g of the 4-H Judgea to enforce court order* word to told — that In 36 lawa can eat. British, French Call any one .service l‘erdered. men to apply soon for the svall- WELDON DRUG CO. ihual be auatained. He added that there la no provision for jury ".Vothing herein shall ho con­ Homemakers Club of Manchester able positions. rage at 2wfw. Mlddie'Tpke.. 1 hi*-ouMn^'aron^ was held last week at the home of .Authnrlred Dealer w a« hi* laat word on the aubject. tris'l* in clvU contempt cases. He TO Custom Bunt Garages Inc. 1 f ' ’.T strued so as- to prevent, pa.vment Mrs. William Keish of ,307 Gard­ 901 .MAIN .ST— M I S-5S-21 Elsenhower waa aaked If he had said he wanta to apply the same | ]V ^ v a r for Arthur Watson, for additions; * j of salaries to duly eleeftd and ap^ ner St. any general comment on the prog- i^thods to the Civil RlghU Bill. | i T 0 W V - J in S t ia il to a home at 29 Crestwood Dr.. ^ i pointed officers and to the dircc- Cahiiiets in Session | ]5Q He was released without bond The meeting was held to discuss reas of the Civil-Right* Bill, which RGld he U for the measure n ! — — : tors, if the voters of the District r It *tan STATIONERY \ to-vote meaaiire. S last wdrd. | Ul l l l V X T r O W lllf f , location o f a dwelling on Hoffman 1 Monday. ficers or directors or both." ^ AIR.MAH. — .NOTES ^ ^ndon, July 81 U.S. Seeretary o f State John Foster Rd., $1,800. I, ------Aug. 23 to 2,5. Elaenhower said h* stands by In advance of the news con­ Dulles met for the first time with Russian delegate Vaferian ^ LE.ADIXG BR.AXUS ^ hla July 16 statement in which he ference, Sen. Knowland of Call TO Francis Hale, for an addi- ‘■r There w m , hex.nothc- special Zorin today amid indications that the long search for a dis­ mini ■' meeting on Aug, 2et from 'Vernon Clrcla) which approximately; 85 per cent shipa based on academic compe- wants to may bring hot docs ' Like your treot hot? Like your trkat Only Death Will Curtail The gathering was a varied and er world problems. close friend of teamsters vice The western del(tgatra^^1tove New Telephone Number ; will be .applied toward their tence and financial need. W es- ha niburga or marshmallows FREt HOME DEMONSTRATION colorful one. a mingling of tongue# president James R. Hoffa, removed TRemont S-70I3 {scnolarshlp proirrani. x" ;levAii offers no athletic scholar- Gajjie.s will be played-after the cold? Get 'em both with Hot Fudgel and dress, some delegates In flow, agreed to submit a Ijrhtr Interim from offjee in a Chicago labor I An estimated 35 per cent o f the ships. ^ picnic supper. report to the U.N. .ofi the aubepm- *4 A 7 ION A I DAIIr Parole Appeal: Ing black habits with staff* and ^ ' ' '' ^ ...... DOfimfiir previously had been h ith o ^ ,' profetaora; paatora and*^ deadline for the taliu, and to ex f? S' suspended as ■ secretary-treasurer J«Uel. patriarchs. tend the nigotlatlon*. It waa 111., July 31 ,(/Pi -Thrill,.■ newsmen he planned to hold a news expected that. Zorin would agree. o f Waste MateHal Jiandlera Union •layer .Nathan Leopold, hU lateaP 1 They arc meeting at the Yale No. 20467. Mean^a action today conference in the prison ttiday. | The maneuvering seemedTo Indl bid for freedom from an 85-year Divinity School, and being housed successor to th* lati m ade the ouster perm(utent. HOME OF"THE SUNDAE WITH THE CURL ON TOF In turning down Leopold's re-' in campus dormitories. A * they of ^ iw cate either that_ BHUJii. Frsnre I prison semence denied, told news­ ferrad to Leopold as '"one of the :: The vcUoh was based In part on DAIRV QUEEN NO. I men at StateWIle Penitentiary to­ registered, they were given p free and the United Btates have rim DAIRV Ql'EKN NO. 7 Slates moet notorious criminals" sir, a g "iyw’rar.,?’"”’ -"‘r Into differences,—or that they are findings that Dorfman’a.wife Rose .100 HARTT-'ORD ROAD iu H OIL day that only death will enrf m. and-said:------kit qf toiletries, including remedies SOT .MIDDLE TPKE. WE.ST Pf*P*fing some important.new pro­ —and ' thus Dorfmtui himself-— . Owned and Operated By appeals for parole. ^ - for headaches, upset stomach and realizes profits running to about Owned and Operated By M p 5-2698 " Jt is not enough to show merev. heat rash. posal fo r Russian consideration. ALL.AN R. COE JR. A L E L K IN " I will still apply for parole on The governor must exercise vigi­ $100,000 a year from handling OUR 44Hi YEAR<^. ; A number of pressing issues Most signs seem to ))olnt to . m y death bed,” he told some 50 lance to safeguard the people of the Teamster* and EleclrloaJ Worker* newsmen gathered In the prison ware presented for consUHffatlon' GOP Primary difference between the three West Mate. At the sam e,tim e he must ern nations on nuclear matters. Union welfare accounts controlled chapel. do justice to the priimner who ha* a* tb# meeUhg got under way. Prison Guards Free by Hdffs and other union leader*. For real In a prepared statement of about One ticklish matter waa brought Following the luncheon at the home Dorfman was in almost dally demoMirated fitness to resume his In W isconsin o f U S. Ambassador John Hay 800 words, Leopold, who has served place In free society up on the floor when Dr. W flh * ^ ' attendance at th* recent federal Whitney the western nations, in 33 years of his term, said he w'as Can Filfi Petition Niesel, a theological professor at court trial here In which the 44- eluding Canada, arranged a meet' grateful to Gov. William Stratton I.eopold. he Said, "U eligible for Dornap. Weat Germany, questioned To Ike’s Friend war-old Moffa, heir apparent to and member* of the Parole Board parole consideration and mav file the validity of representatives ing of their experts to 'draw up a Dave Beck as Teamsters Union list of the aubjecta on which they enjoyment... “for the very complete scrutiny a petition for a.hearing of hU case from Hungarian churches. president, was acquitted by a Jury Milwaukee, July 31 (tP i—-Wiaebn- ere still at odd*. ’ they have given all the facts and at any time he desires." Tw o churchmen are here from 'I^ e r Lodge, Mont., July 31 (/P)f(J’i f In all, about 380 priaoners— the of charges of bribing a Senato circumstances In my ease." Communist-ruled Hungary— Pastor sin Republicans nominated a flPHi —An. (ineSiy peace (iettled over A fte r the list has been compiled, SAVE CASH Elmer Gertr. qf Chicago^ one of friend of President’ Eiseiibolver's entire tnside-the-wall population— Rackets Committee staff member " I am disappointed of course at G.vula Murako*y, o f Budapest, an Montana State Prison today fol- took part in the rioting. Another it will be discussed to’ Dulles. to act as a spy. the deciilon. Ha^ I not hoped for administrator of the Reformed modern, Republfcanlam -Yesterday . lowing a, day of riotWg ychlch saw Lloyd and other top. officials. (CoaHniied ok Page Ten) for the Senate seat previously held 200 trusty prisoners live on the Premature Aiinoiinonmm| favorable consideration, had 1 not Church, and Dr. Ladislaus M. eight guards seized at hostages by State Prison Farm. 'raa presence of three wMtern I Pakosdy. a aeminary profeaaor at by Ike-baitihg Joseph R. Me rebel convicts. ' Meany announced his decision felt that leniency was warranted, ^There was little damage report- foreign ministers tn London stirred Debrecen, Hungary. earthy, who died May 2. The riot colIapse<] after nearly permanently ousting Dorfm an tu.rn this gd slowly, I should not have filed by applies- r *4^10 p.'laon installations. A small speculation current her* since tion," Leopold said. Speaking in German with an in­ W aller J. Kohler Jr., 53-year-oId nine hours when A lly . Gen. For­ Dulles' arrival Monday that- Soviet from union office as the A FL-G IO flre waa set in the Admlniatrstion Production €ut terpreter translating his word* to three-time governor of the state, rest H* Anderson promised a full Foreign Minister. Andrei Gromyko Ehhtoal Practices Committee re-' Leopold's plea for executive, -w v t g g --v . _ Buildin^but the rioters themselves English, Dr. Niesel noted that a edged out former Rep. Glenn R. investigation of conditions at the may soon fly in to take a hand in turned hearings on corruption put it out wmen ccmier heads among y“ t"day by; Hungarian repre*enUtlve4iad been Pavla In a finish decided by the domination charge* against the Gov. Wllltani G. Stratton. oulu' Provide 88-year-old prison and serious con­ them prevailed. the negoUatlona. Western officials to the ri substituted for Lasslo t*ap, who re­ laat vote c.ounUng in Metropolitan sideration o f 20 demands made by tended to discount the speculation bakery worker union. A stnUlsr Leopold had asked for commuta- Milwaukee precincts. State officials, ted by Gov. J. Plus DOUBLE thm of the 8S year sentence to 64 mained in Hungary. the convict*. They pointed out that Dulles in­ hearing. is due tomorrow on Kdhier was alone in the seven- y e ^ . If the sentence had been , Dr, Niesel said It Would be a The riot’s and came onlv a few Hugo Aronson went to the^cene tends to return to Washington. charges against the teamsters. Better Aircraft man GOP field in his full support i^u k ed he would have been eligi- "blesstnjf in our cooperative work" hours before some 200 MonUna from tljjlcapitol at Helena,' 68 Friday. Meany sat in on the ethical prac­ of the President Davis it a 41- /ble for. release without supervision if the meeting determined w'hether National Guardsmen and peace miles to the East. Aronson favored It at>peared likely that Zorin tices group’*' closed sessions this after serving half his sentence, 32 “ ,v VERST HAUGLAND the substitutes were ‘itnie rep­ year-old veteran of five terms in officers were po(*ed to inva(le force but was opposed by Ander- waa-given at least the outline of a morning. The session was concern­ year*, plus 15 months. Waahmgtofi. July 31 H»-Secre- resentatives" of the Hungarian the House where he supported some Cellblock 8 . where' the convicts son. A fter the riot ended Aronson limited "open skies" proposal to ed with charge* o f union fund V . I i **•’ •‘'ores James H. churches. of Elaenhower'* domestic program issued a statement saying he was , I WORLD CREEN IssM N 1 held the guards hostage. guard agaiQst a sneak nuclear at­ ^ot Involved | Dougles said today the'servire win but—like most "regular" WUcon- Eight guards were swept up by glad it had not resulted In violence tack which Dimes and other west­ (ConUnued on Page- Ijetf) The issue o f parole was not In- get better alrcfa/t by slbw’i'ne uro sin Republicans— opposed the ad­ volved in Leopold's petition for duction rate* ^ "ow in g pro- (Continued on Page Tno) shouting convicts when the riot but added that he himself had ern officials had agraed upon in ministration on foreign airf ahd naade no coiipessiona to the rioters. freedom but Stratton held out Uiej Douglas told the Air Force Assn broke out in the exercise yard at private talks yesterday, last night foreign policy in general. Anderson, however, said he would and this morning. possibility of parole. If denied ajih a prepared talk about recent i T 's s i « r A 'D a * 3:30 p.m. Two were'released’ short­ , None of the fireworks attendant do all in his power- to alleviate p «o le . Leopold, under the current, move* to reduce aircraft produc- j A t O l l l B f l t t C r y ly afterward, and a third went Even though much of the opti­ 85-year aentenee, will not. be re- on the careef p f Sen. McCarthy free minutes before the riot ended prisoner complaints provided they mism appears to have vanished, leased until 1968 if, he continues carried over into the campaign. T.hen.Anderson mad* his pledged were Justifled.,^ Western delegates have made clear B u lle tin s "Aithough with reapect to aome "good time” allowance. (Developed by AEG Only State Sen.^llerald Lorge. 'who to the prisoner by loudspeaker. Want More Mall that they want th* talks wtended. aircraft affected thia may ______from the AP Wires Th* balding convict, who as a ran a poor aixth, called upqn M c­ Guardd’ Not Mistreated Demands ranged from more mall At a private mealing last night youUi of 19 with Richard Loeb, 18 I^jn modernization we Waahin^on, July 1 1 ije — Thm Carthy’s old supporter*.for help. The prisoners freed the five re­ privileges to full meals—Instead they agreqd to file an interim re­ killed the Franks boy in (Chicago lii iJ .i **• ® ProtJuct Atomic Energy’ ^ Commiaalon Elections Aug. 27 maining, guards whi' said they had port, outllhlng In detail th* into the inventory and The com- of bread luid water—for men in ATLANTIC CITY PIER FIRB 1924 in One of the moet* sensational fAE C ) today announced develop, Kohler will b* opposed . In the not been mistreated and had> been slons ao far and stating the meet­ Every Wednesday paniea concerned can expect great­ prison solttar.v. A spokesman from ' Atlantic City, N. J., July 31 crimes of the 1920*. has been ment of a dlme-aif* atomic battery general election Aug. 27 by Wil­ m aspayate cells. Then the the rioter# who talked with An- ings will continue. er atability than under the prevl- of a type Uiat may ultimately liam Proxmlre, whopt he beat twice S-aiarm fire broke out to­ turned down three Umea in bids for oua achedules," he aald, convicU went into their cells vol- dersoq and Lt. Gov. Paul Cannon Dulles and U.S. Disarmament day on the Mlllion-Dollar I’icr parole since 1953. power equipment "in guided mi*- previously In gubernatorial elec­ unUrily and the big mass of men also charged that $30,000 In the Delegate Harold E. Staasen were Makeujt of Group silea and space craft.” Jutting inty the AUantio Ocean Bin after learning of Stratton's tions. Proxmire won the Democrat­ in the exercise yard followed suit. prison' library fund was "missing.'’ hoata at the luncheon—at'Am bas­ The association la made up of In its aemi-annual report to Con- ic nominaUon by defeaUng Rep. and 'Oirestcned to trap scores decision he announced through his Air Fore. j _ i: i “ »“ “ -»onuai report to Con 'Andersoh expr.essed pleasure sador John Hay Whitney’s resi­ of persons before they were led attoniey that he plana to fils for Oement ZablockI of Milwaukee. end« d oth’eraothers interested in airpower. ‘h* e^P®rl when the riot collapa^, but dence—during which Soviet Dele­ to safety. The blaze, fanned by 974 MAIN ST. rehearing of his 1953 parole appli- mental battery 1* capable of No runoff of primary nominees is \ wary prison guards -said they gate Valerian Zorin, (n his first cation before the September meet­ Dougles said that under present powering a wrist watch in lu pres­ necessary in Wisconsin. However, a southwesterly wind,, broke out would not enter the yard or cell- meeting with Dulles, was expected in the Million Dollar Playhouse ing of the Parole and- Pardon ulea" •nd the adjusted sched- ent stage of development. It has independents may run in the gen­ to receive the Western proposal Board. ' a useful life of more than five years eral election if they qualify. News Tidbits block* until daylight/ The prison­ on the pier about rp.m . . ^1. Air' Force production at Me- ers, however, promUed- to remain for an Intcq-im report. Leopold declined to comment on and an output of 20 microwatts. The August election it for the : Culled from AP Wires quiet In their cgtn even though An extension o f th* talks re­ BONN. SOVIET T.VLKH END Plenty O f the governor a dedalon ‘ but told' remainder of McCarthy's term, quire* unanimous consent o f alj to (ConUnueJ on Page Twenty-three) doors were not locked. Bonn, Germany. July 31 t/P»— (Continued on Page Sixteen^ which expirestin January, J969. j five delegates. Western officials Outside the walls a standby Soviet-West- German negoUa- ■ SUPER MARKETS The Republican vote in 3,352 of Hurricane Jackson prepare* to were confidenL however,- that Zo­ Ilona In- .Moscow have been the States 3,361 precincts; Irave hospilu despite doctors' ad- unit of 25 National Guardsmen and rin would agree to the plan. Free Parking Kohler 109,127. vlc^ say* he’ll continue fighting. 12 Slate Highway Patrolmen kept broken off, a government ' Dulles met first today with apokeaman announced today. - Davis 100,271. . . French Foreign Mintster Pineau an all-night vigil. . British Foreign Secretary Sa,hvyn Russia to Get U. S, Isotopes Deputy Warden Vern Lockwood The apokeaman told a jimva Alvin O'KonskI 66.747> in London. Lloyd. Then he and Btassevm et 'conference the talks broke up Warrep P. Knowles 23,999 (cq). .. *'’ “ **n-year old boy stabbed to ■;d he felt the spark that set o ff with the full delegations from death Ifi upper Manhattan park e rioting waa His order to 22 over the question of repatriation Henry P. Hughes 7,536. . Canada, Britain, France. The lat- of 80,000' Germans- the Bonn n a t i v e Lorge 7.340. Admiral . William Halsey report members of the prison band to : ter two were reported less anxious in in good condlUon at New York’s government/ says are held, WAYBEST John C. Schafer 2,833. shell pea* for kitchen use. The than the United States for an The Democratic vote,- in the Doctor* Hospital. men resented the order and short- arms pact at thia time. a^biat their will In the Soviet CHICKEN LEGS Anti-nuclear organization an­ L'nlon. Russia says there are no same number o f precincts: By FRA.NK CAREV Proxmire 86.836. nounced that members will make (Continued on Page Twelve) (Conttniied on Page Ten) such Germans In the country’. Washington, July 3l (/pj—nie ducid Isotones"^''** rehctor-pro-T Development program* contln- ZablockI 56.329. proteat march into Nevada atomic NATIVE Atomic Energy Oonunission . u*d on weapons employing new a^a. . . Atomic Ekiergy Com­ - U.S. .CENTERS BOMBED . (A E C ) disclosed < toda.v it has ap­ I design p r in ^ lto which^ can be The total vote was slightly un­ W a y b e s t Qf its over-all program, the AE C der 500,000 —; 1**8 than 25* per mission postpones for third oon- Beirut, Lebanon, July SI (/P)~ proved p first shipment of rsdio- ■aid in its report: used m'ore effectively for defen­ •eciitise day 11th nuclear shot of ^plosives were thrown at three CHICKEN BREASTS sive purposes." cent of the estimated Z.200.090 sctlv* isotopes to Russia for use series. Grace Before Lunch U.S. Information service centers in cancer research. *** ■** month* of PrMumabiy the "new design voter*' The Republican candidates 1957, .the., nation'a atomic energy lU ly’s Chamber of OepuUea ap­ in Beirut l(tst night.-The explo­ In its 22nd semiannual report principles”— have to do with ways '•hbut 69 per cent of the programs have made steady prog­ proves treaties creating six-nation sives caused fdight m a r I k 1 cPc/uief&i to Oongresa detailing advances it and means o f (1) building H- total, and the Democrats 81 per Ideal For i Kurm>ean Common Market and ress developing a variety of pow­ cent. This was a somewhat higher damage but no casualties. Other aald were made "in all m ajor pro­ bombs, as well as A-bombs, in Euratom nuclear energy pool. , .' explosives were thrown at the Iced Coffee ' er reactor*, in setting governmen­ percentage for the Republicans Sparks School Fight grams" for both m lliU ry' gnej smaller packages for deliverability Communist Czechoslovakia re­ same time at the Jordan embas­ Dixie House COFFEE peaceful,uses of atomic energy, the tal policies to aid the growth and by medium-sized bombers; (2 ) operation-of an atomic energy in­ ported to hare delivered 300,000 sy here, causing slight damage. A B C included this paragraph: fabrlcaUng relatively small but (ConUnued. bn Page’ Twelve) watt radio transmitter to Egypt. Edgewater Park. N. J„ July 31<*'ceived a protest. It was resumed ‘•The first application for a li­ dustry, in promoting the free high-wallop nuclear warheads for Mrs, Franklin D, Roosevelt, says (A1—Controversy rage* in this in April when a petition bearing PR.\Vn.\ ON OMAN cense to export radioactive iso­ world’s uUliiaUon of atomic en­ missuea ana a m iie ry , mn-r * , the hopes to leave on trip to Bus- tiny town over whether elemen­ White Meat 603 names objected. Meanwhile Kloscow’. July 81 (tPj—I’ravdn tope* to Soviet Russia was re­ ergy for mankind’s benefit, and . in aheila, M d perhapa even for rock-1 W n O l ^ S U l P si* by end of August. . . Influenza tary school children here can say Chunk developing, nuclear weapons for the school board asked the state suggested today that the sit( #• ceived and approved. It covered a eta designed to deatroy' enemy LfUS epidemic strike* estimated millloii grace before lunch. attorney general. Grover C. Rich- STAR-KIST TUNA small amount of (radioactive) defense. Advances were made in Gon in Oman rather than tun submarine* from the air. person* in Santiago. <3hile. The attorney general of New man Jr. for a ruling. 1/onUon disarmament talks rolled C«rbon-14 which will be used for' all major, programs." .Conceivably, some such design At 25-Month High Jersey saw lt’« Illegal. Alabama Democratic Represent­ Richman’a decision was received U.S. SecreUrj; of State John eancer research at the Bio-Ohemi- lyhile the sections of the report was employed In the air-to-air ative Passman charges administra­ The supervising principal says here this week. • Foster Dulles to the British Capi­ cal Institute Of the Academy of dealing with weapons stressed atomic rocket recently tealed at tion delayed payment of vast si(ms “ ritnculous.” N ew York, July 81 (jPt—Whole­ It read: tal. The Communist part.v newsT SELECTED FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Science, Moscow." armaments for "defense," the AEC the Nevada Proving Grounds, and to show surplus. . . Russia agrees Edgewater Park has two ele­ sale food cost* as measured by Dun "Urace invokes the Divine blesa- paper repeated earlier oharges . A commission spokesman told a ! ntade it clear it also Is continuing, described by officials as capable of tECnCL'T. INC. I yield. Yokosuka, Japan, court acquits who come from some distance to reading of at least five verses of to toU country wa* any IndicaUon port emphasis conUnued on ra- each o f 31 basic food items. IJA Marih* of charge of ihurdeo rear of a car. State Uslice said SUeat on (Xeaai Bomb school and lunch in th* cafeterias, the Old Teetament, without com­ ptoduce it them- aearch and development acUvlUes Higher this week were wheat, ing Japanese teenager last Octo­ the car apparently stopped sud- ■ A t no point did the report refer had been saying grace for some ment, in each classroom to start •elvell. d^gh'ed to improve and increase corn, barley, hama, beliiaa, cocoa, ber. . . Bryson a t y . N . C., school denly sod the hig truck plowed " I f a don* routinely in thia ooun- to the recent statement t>y AXC !9*aiuij potatofis,. ralstfia and bogs. years in their class rooms Just to- th# school day. The S U t* Su- t^"United Staton arsenal of nu;' hoard deoiea appUcaUons o f aiir fonieaving to sfil, , into the vehicle. It took rescue toT," hn said. "Oarbon-H la ana ,. Lower were flour, rye. . lard, prem* Court has ruledn^jthat th# workers almost half an hour to clear sveapona. i (OMthaMd *■ Pag* Nina). Negro atudenU, to attend town Titia practice was abandoned In ■ ** ' •ugar, coffee and cottofiseed oU. high achooL remove the' bodies from th6 Msrcji after the school board re­ (Ceattoaed *■ Page Two) wreckage. 1 1 PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN„ WEDNESDAY. JtJLY 81, 1967 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, JULY 81, 1967 F a o b t h r e e trouble." It broufht in few new vRockville customers, but "helped to keep tstell at home Is 'virtually dry with Coals to Newcastle spring Is planning a picnic at the Rockville people in town," he said. Grace Before Lunah EASTWOOD a: rather more relaxed attitude. Bolton in the kindergartiB rooms at Unit­ Mgjor .vacations Include Deo. W Mrs. Irene SCannard of the Dr, Roure, who has bae'n almost Byron Shinn residence, Rt. 44A on ed Methodist Churdi. The Bxeni- to Jan, 2; Feb. 25 to March 8 aad Aug. 17. ’The affair will be open Rockville Olamour Shop expressed Jjmea Mason Rex Reason without water for three weeks and tive Committee expects to prMent April'18 to April 28. School iFiE ^Lucky Dollar Qays^ Seen lukewarm feelinfs about last to member* of Uie hlass and. their Joan Fontaine Margie Dean hop4s to get a new well drilled this Mrs. Ernest Gowdy, newly eilgaged close on Nov. 27 for Thanksgiving . week’s event. "Some* items went Sparks School Fight Rural Residents Fa<5e week, repoits that ha buys bottled $5\0()0 Asked for Property families and will start at 2:'30 p.m. teacher for the school, til ths meet­ and reopen the following Monday. ; well, others stood still. There were LORE EARLY TRUMP "lodlcmds water for drinking. Aakedr what Mrs. Mortimer Harlow and Mrs. ing. One-day holidays Includa Oct. 28, As Only Moderate Success certainly more customers than TO KEEP CONTROL BoijDi dealer "Iskmd in J A. Freddo are making arrange­ Neither side riilnersble O f he does about washing and clean­ Expansion of the School schedule taachers’ convention; Nov. 8, local usual, but most were people who (Oontiiiiied from Page One) By Alfred Shelnwold Tim Sun" 'Next to St. Maurice Chapel ments for the outing. They have re- teachers fall conference; NoV. II, <»says. "Our legislators have incor­ NORTH Montana" ing, the doctor replies that since t(T provide a full week for kinder­ ItookviU«, July li^ {Special i ^reported that the marked dollar come in regularly anyway," she porated lone nation under Ood' in The top trump sometimes gives Problem of Dry Wells his wife ta away the problem la not questec^ members of the class to garten pupils (ill! be discussed. Veterans’ Day; April 4, Good Frl;' said. you control o f the hand as well as A A J ( 11:46 a.m.- l:IO-«:40. contact them ut soon as possible day and May 80, Memorial Day. ItoekvUle marchaltU expreaaed bills in Its window were all. qr Lord's Prayer and the Old Testa­ the salute to the flag but ap­ V H » 7 4 difficult. Bolton, Jiriy 81 (ap«clal)—ThA<'Donald Pepifi,-swimming Rchool Calendar Adopted •ometlilnc lesa than unanimoua nearly all. rialmed 'hy the local In general, a sale is always a ment are non sectarian. ^ parently we cannot mention God S' sure trick. Be careful not to give 8:00-8:05 ■ 10:00 Farms and businesses, as well to diaciias plans. good way to clear out merchan­ 6 K J » ■y HTBVS BARNETT 'perfectly’ for aorne 20 years proposed town purchase of St. The Board of Education has enthuaiaam to<)ay when aake^ what residents to whom they "be­ -Richman'also held that an inter- in a prayer." up this advantage without a good * 7 s : as households, encounter woes and .Maurice Chapel building together Fleatc. Rlated Co-operative to Meet dise at the end of a season. Mrs. ival of silence understood by the reason. "W e Just didn't appreciste water regularly producing almost , SO dapoted a school calendar listing they thouKh.t of the Chamber of longed." Mrs. Magowan also took issue WEST E.tsrr when we had It,” aayi Mrs. KsrI worriea when wells go dry. with an adjoining trJCce of land Th# advanced first aid class The parent ihembers of the Co­ Miuichester B r e n I n g Herald Walter Schaefer of Schaefer's Stannard added. j children to be for grace would be West led the king of clubs and galions s minute. It went dry this Alphonso Keefe, a. dairy farmer which completed Its course Under 181 days of school for the 1997-M Oonmerce’a '*l«cky Dollar Daya" with Richman's ruling on the a ' 7 4 A » X 3 1 Schmidt or 806 Vernon 8t. ‘ owned by E. B. McGurk JooR a operative Kindergarten i| i Nurs­ Bolton ootTeependent, Oorle M. Market complained, however, that Daniel Bakef of Baker's Shoe a religious exercise and therefore silence period. continued the suit until South ruf­ month, hpwever, and the Spencers Alvin Baldt of Manchester last year. School will open on Sept. 4 promotion last a-eek. V Kail V X Many eity-dwellers think of in I>banon, had ren-ion to heave a new tui-n today when It was ery will meet tonight at 8 o'clock and rinse on June 18. the dollar bills had the custom Store said he was generally satis- illegal. He Said the silence peri­ 'That. too. Is ridiculous, "she fed the third refund. South could have now been without theft- own deep sigh of relief last week when learned McGurk has Ashed 85,000 D’luna, telephone Mitchell 8-8646. All merchants questioned re­ A «3 ♦ IS *742 water as eomething that comet out water for more than a week, ported that the event improved only peeking in the store'.' sale. od could Jie observed without any aald. "How could you ask children now afford to give up one' trump A A K q 10 .1 A J > a a well contractor struck water on for the estimated acre of land. not think the promotion as good as understanding grace was to be re­ automatically whenever a faucet It Spencer at flhil drove inte Man- hia land at the depth, of 480 feet. business in their stores to some and failed actually to bring people for a moment of silence without trick, but he couldn't afford to give SOUTH turned on. They may find It hard, ITie Selectmen report an option — W I W BII— ■■■■Bwsiaianin— — — — last year’s, however, and suggest­ peated by the children to them- telling them why you are asking up controLof the hand. chaater with empty Jugs every For several years, usually in valid until Aug. 15, has been ob­ extent However, a number of '-inside where they cduld buy. A K Q 19 4 DRIVE-IN then, to conceive o f the predica­ Schaefer said he preferred a ed that next year the evejit might selves, for lt-7" The actual South player led the day and filled them at Highland 1st* August. Keefe had been hav­ tained from McGurk. The town them disapproved of the "lucky V A Q J.2 ment In which the Schmidts and promotion like last year's "trea­ be held a week or so earlier in the To ’ all this Mrs. Mildred Ma- Mrs. Magowan commented that ace of trumps, thus releasing his ♦ A Q Park. A neighbor has since offer­ ing trouble with his old well. This also holds an option from St. dollar" device, said they liked last summer. gowan, of Riverton, N. J., super­ hundreds of other rural families In year's .“ treasure hunt" promotion sure hunt," when prises were hid­ aaying grace was not compulsory. owTi top trump and allowing A a 4 ed to help the family out, how­ unprecedented summer ^he dilHcul- Maurice parish to purchase the KEITH'S WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD! YOU SAVE IN THE den somewhere inside the store Event Termed .Siiocessful vising' principal of the srhbols. " I f a child did not want to Join West’s king to become the top South Wr.«( .Vor* h fleet this area now find themselves. ever. and Spencer, who was former­ tiei. started ip mid-June. By this building for $5,000. *11111 agree­ biatter, or otherwise expressed dli- Osmond Liebe of Llebe's Hard­ objects. The Magowan school These are people who. perhaps satlafaction with Ihe results of instead of displayed bn the win­ in.” Mrs. Magowan said, "he or trump. This was a faU l e ^ r . 1 A ! A 2 A ’'Past ly In the dairy busineM, now Uses a month Keefe was pumping the ment runs out Sept. I. dows. ware and Paint and Liebe’s Wall­ was named for her when It was she had that privilege." South continued with the queen » V Pass 4 V r»»e more: than anyone else, feel the ef- big milk tank to, carry' water from well dry every day and virtually The matter will undoubtedly bej last week's sale. paper and Paint Store, who Is al.so opened a_year ago as a tribute to fecta of the ciinent drought In listed' on the agenda for the itieet- j As one typical comment had it, Mrs. Elsie L. Soulhwlck of El­ The grace spoken by the chil­ of hearts, and West properly re­ . Pass Pass the neighbor's tap. praying that some water would sie's women's shop termed the chairman of the Retail Committee Mrs. Magowan'a 29 years as a dren before lunch waS: fused the trick. Now South Was a Opening lead-~A K their everyday Hves. Mrs. Spencer, in an effort to run in during the night.'lUaiially in4 of the Board Selectmen to **nie promotion eras not outstand­ of the Chamber of Commerce, j teacher and principal. These are the people whoee wells morrow night. "lucky dollar'’ promotion "very "God is great. God la good. gone gosling. If he failed to lead two clubs. You hold: Spades—7 ; drain aa little water as possible enough ran In po that Mrs. ing, but it helped.” termed "Lucky Dollar Days" ‘'a>i., "i would say 98 per cent of our 6 have gone dry. by sending her washing out aii^K. n ie Board of Finance has called successful," but said she thought And we thank Him for this food. another trump. West would Hearts — A J ; Diamonds — 10 from the neighbor's well, hss Survey Planned vej-y good event” ] people are in favor of their chit 6 The Behmidts, It happens, are taking other conservalional steps, a'-apecial meeting to. be held Fri­ The store-owner* will, express a different device should be tried By His hand we all are fed. evenfually get a ruffing trick with 9 7 4; Clubs — K J 9 2. What do developed s number o f , Interest­ The only improvement that dren saying grace," Mrs. Magowan Thank Thee for our dally brea^." poultry farmers. 'Their lack of had "barely enough” water to get day 'at..5:30 p.m. at the cchobi to their views about "Ijucky Dollar next year. the small trump as well as a trick you say 7 ing conservation methods. In "Although Saturday was rather should be made next vear, Llebe ------with the king of hearts. water effects not only their oWn feeding her family, for example, through the day. discuss the.4>ropoaal. A week ago. Days” in wrltinn this week on Answer: Double. An expert drinking, cooking, washing, and Keefe, meanwhile, was water­ the Finance Board approved the qusstionnaires sent out by the quiet,.'Thursday and Priday were merchants ^ „,e church grounds Aug. another church group, the sniall It would be even worse if South partner will accept this double she finds that by using a large very, good and business in general cleaning, but also the needs ef some ing his 80 head of cRttle by means proposed purchase, of the building Chamber of Commerce. The forms, , , •- '24, It was announced today. A American Council of Oiristlan led his last trump. West would with reasonable defensive strength, amount of fruit Juicen she can at 19.000 and Indicated it would was more than 90 per cent above l^enty-elght local merchants j^e committee in take the king of hearts and lead 10,000 birds, all of which require of live pumps that he had work­ which ask whether business was Churches, held a protest rally last but Will take tt out with an un­ o" the water she has to ing from an "old mud hole.” The approve an option on tha, land if what If was the Previous week,’.' took part In the sales iwent last charge of the event Will be held night, at which speakers branded a fourth club to punch out dum­ balanced hand. Even if the op­ water day and night in order to use. In cooking. Mrs, Spencer better, worst, or the same as usual week, the Chamber of Commerce: shortly. survive. mud hole Itself was barely man­ the price were ’'reasonable.”, A and have space for additional com­ Mrs. Southwick said. the world council a tool, of Com- my's last trump. West would then ponent makes two clubs doubled, minimizes the need for water by tentative figure, much lower Uian., She added that although she relmrU. j Elliott Returns Welle All Important' aging to stay Wret through this ments, were sent out yesterday munsnr. ■ make his last trump and a good he will not score game. using her' pressure cooker when­ month. the asking price, was auggesed as usually "does not like sales," she The Rockville Police Department. I j„hn H. Elliott, county agricul- club to set the contract two tricks Uke almost all families that live and should be bapk by next week, The Rev. Harland J. O^Dell. of ' ((Topinight 1957, General Fea­ ever possible. Not very surprisingly, Mrs. being the maximum the Board participated in last week's event meanwhile, says that its part ln|tural agent, returned recently i Canton, Ohio, told a crowd of about Instead of Just one. tures Corp.), nntside the limits of municipal would consider , "reaeonable”, a 3 a Chamber qpoItMman said. "Lucky Dollar Days” was a com- - - . . The shortage of wntej- has had Keefe reports that the new well Merchants questioned by The because "we have a good Chamber from Cornell University where he. j 100 people in the Taft Hotel ball- The contract is easily made if water systems—a group that In­ member said today. plete success. • cludes, for exiunple, virtually all .no HI effect on the cleaV^iness <>f will be fltted with a pump and put Herald acrsad that the “lucky of Commerce now and we should took a 3-week course. He reports ' room that the World Council "is South keeps the ace of hearts as her dishes, Mrs. Spencer aaaerta. The buUdirtg has been euggested support it.” During the event police' put '90 residents of Bolton, Coventry, and Into operation aa soon as possible: doUairs" themselves had at least that the flrst week he was there ^ doing more for the cause of Com- long as ha can. After ruffing the WUNS She does, however, use paper Biislneia* Troubles Noted es an interim propoeal to supply EMward Zahner of Zahner’s pennies In "overdue" parking me­ it rained every day.* Unlike Con- : munism than for Christianity.'’ third club. South should lead the the Vernoit Fire District—the the need ^or additional space for 1»nni|fht out tbs people whose ters so that motorists could shop plates as much as possible and John Barnlnl of 124 Henr>- St, names were on them. Every Store Men's Shop wais another merchant necttcut, that area is not s u f f e r i n g ------queen of hearts Instead of the Schmidts depend for water on their town records and to provide a who reported good results from an extra 13 minutes -without pay­ from drought, Elliott said. I _ ^ ace. . own wells. limits her' dish-washing to a large- Manchester,' is s businessman who scale operation once a day. had his troubles with wells this town office. Acquisition of the land Advertisement- ’!Lucky Dollar Days." "People re­ ing a parking fine, and they said Park .Movlea Tonight \ C o l u m b i a West's best play Is to refuse the Ib ey ar,e much better-off-than month. owned' hy McGurk has been con­ spond^ well. There were a lot of they were not obliged to issue any many people In this respect, hav­ One problem Mrs. Spencer has The program of outdoor movies. , . trick, whereupon South continues j Barnlnl owns land oii Rt. 83 In sidered advisable by some eifficiala Attention property owmers, res­ new faces In the store and a lot of regular tickets to motorists who with the Jack of hearts. If West p r o g r a m s ing on their land not one well but not yet been' able to conquer, how­ for future requirements when con­ sponsored by the (Greater Rock­ ever, ia that of her three children, Vernon on which a service station ident taxpayers of the Town of comments," Zahner said. overstayed the 12-mlnute bonus, ville Junior Chamber of Commerce ducks again, South cashes the ace ^ two. both pf which are of the deep, struction of-a more adequate towm ■Vernon, which Includes rural Ver­ jnirth on Committee who, she ssya.'can get pretty is operating. When he bought thk hall will be necessary. The 3-day event was "a real good at Henry Park tonight, is as G>urt Settles of hearts and leSds good spades "driven'' Instead of the shallow, (and last year he wasxSeured that non and the City of Rockville! We sale," he concluded. CTharles Hlrth, senior vice-com­ and diamonds until West is ready "dug” variety. dirty." Home from Canip follows’: Two "Woody Wood­ At any' rate, the Spencers have the 32-foot-deep well jjn it had would like to Invite you' to a public Not Worthwhile mander of Prank Badstuebner Post pecker” films. "Smok.id Ham and to take the king of hearU. If West One of the Schmidts’ wells IS Boy Scouts of Troop 73. returned light (Wed. July .11) been fortunate enough to get neyer gone dry. Accordingly, "rhe manager of the local branch 2090, V F ^ , has been named to the Stage 0>hrh Hoax," and "Happy Rubbish Case takes the second trump and leads 'Video Every day 127 feet deep. It was drilled in „ - _ rather r»in.r in.nthan drill a new well. ii home thls Weekend after vscstlons q tS to be hcu] at the Vernon Ele­ of a chain afore, meanwhile, said committee on general resolutions Scout,” featuring Oswald the a club. South can ruff with the 1918 and has given its users only contractor working on a new w ell! Barnlnl ran an exn»n«iv.*^an'f^t ’ Camp Pioneer in New Hartford, mentary School. Item 1 - How your that while "Lucky Dollar Days" of thi 58th National VFW En- Rabbitt. ace in his own hand: and then he . All Rights Reserved— a littla trouble during its 39 years at their residence. They hope to | .i,, Twenty-three ricoms of the local tax dollar is being spent. Item 2 - Columbia, July 31 '(Special) ^— produced very good results in his } campment. Chamber Office to Close gets to dummy and draws the rest H. T. Dickenson A Co„ Inc. of operatiim. completed and operrtingj atation ’ ‘ ™°P attended the camp this year Will this study erf our town gov- establishment, he did not think the Hirth will attend, the encamp­ E d g b Hobby of Storrs was fined The other well was drilled to the sometime this 'wreek -an occurence ’The office of the Chamber will tl5 and.given a 60 day Jail sen­ of> the trumps with' the ten and This month, of course, the well **"*''1 .emment by the firm of Boos, Allen event was worthwhile for inde­ ment: to be held at Miami Beach, nine. - r: depth of 189 feet in what Mrs. ■wlilch will certainly delight Mrs. Honors garnered last week in- be closed all next week, executive tence in Trial Justice court Mon­ ran dry. For two weeks the station ~ -''— * Hamilton, consultants hired by pendent merchants*.' rih., for Aug. 29 to 30, as a na­ Daily Question Schmidt describes as the "very, Spencer, even though the resump­ was without water, and It seems duded First. Class Scout eawards this Inequity Committee be made secretary Vincent A. Choate, an­ day'night, when he pleaded guilty "We spend the money on adver­ tional aide-de-camp and also as a nounced today. Partner deals and bids one very dry" summer of 1947. It tion of regular baths may well dis­ that for a “ gas " station the only to Kirk Belcher and Francis War­ public soon for the average tax­ tising anyway, but for the inde­ to dumping rubbish on the proper­ ren. John Wood received his Sec­ delegate from the local Post. Choate a-ill spend the week at spade, and the next player bids yielded some 25 gallons per min­ tress the three children. thing worse than being wlt.hmii payer, Item S - Street Ughting pendents it's an added expense Veterans to Meet ty of another without permission. ute when it “ came In," Mrs. w’ater is being without "gas." A t ond Class Scout award. ~ OPEN ST O C K Northeastern Institute at Yate Louis Wilbu.r, Route 6 cut-off In Pr)»Wein'Not New (Cost of same) and Item 4 - In­ that probably does not bring in The Veterans of World War I Schmidt remembers, and Unis For the Joseph L. Hatton fam­ any rate, the atation operator had Merit badges were, earned by j troduction of diir new Vernon enough dividends," he explained. University. This will be his third 'Hop River, airested during the Larry Duhalmc, Allen'Clammar, | will hold their regular monthly year at the Institute, and will en­ prompted her husband.to commJkt ily of Old Stafford Rd.. Tolland, to close the lavatories, could not Independent Party. Vernon Tax­ , The manager added, however, meeting tomorrow at 0 p.m. in the court session, as gn accestory to at ths time that the well could, If wash cars, and could barely boil William Clark and Donald Pepin j payers Bureau Inc., Sec. Earl J. title him to a certificate. the violation pleaded guilty and EAST this summer's water hardships are that from his own point of view GAR rooms in the Town Hall, necessary, "supply all Manchester nothing new. The Hattons have a enough water from a nearby brook for cooking; Allen (!7lamm«r and ! Campbell. the ptomotlon was "well worth the Mrs. Kenneth Weller, chamber was fined $20 a.nd giveq 6 daya in William Clark, woodcarving and! SOLID MAPLE Plans for the fall and winter offide secretary, will be on vaca-. with w ater.______shallow well that* has'given them to fill radiators and batteries. meetings and upcoming veterans' Jail. Jail sentences wlll.be suspend­ Both W’ella Dry The station naturally lost busi­ tien next week. The office will re­ trouble eveiY summer for the past legislation will be diecussed. Vari­ ed by Justice Elizabeth Hutchins ELECTRONICS ‘ This summer, both the Schmidts' ness and Called Barnini In. open Aug. 12. ’ in both cases contingent on - re- i five or six years, and they are ous committees, already drawn up wells have gone bone-dry. For rather used to the problem by now. His 260-foot pipe now seen ae a THURSDAY LUNCHEON by the Commander and his asso­ Hospital Notea moval of rubbish and cleaning \ip ; LABORATORIES more than a week now tiie family total waste, Barniiii had to go to SPECIAL B E D R O O M PIECES! Birth today: a son to Mr. and property before Monday. • j The family's main w’eapon the extra expense of drilling a new- ciate officers, will be named. and Its poultry have had no water a^inst the lack of water is a huge Sbaghetti end Meet Bella Members are renUnded that the Mrs. Romeo Garrison. 79 High Hobby was arrested b.v State MHrrAy !■ well anj-way—which' would nev,er With Real Itellen Sauce THE BACHKLOB 'of their own. Schmidt has asked 2(5-gal1on tank. *' Hatton almpiy- hew'ly- elected State Department St, , , Policeman Thomas Gauthier _ of 277 BROAD a well eontraetpr to drill, a new have been neoeeaary in a- norm'al S5e Now . . . Exciting New Low August Sale Prices On Finer Quality Solid ...... a complaint had been made to | h Ha v e o n e ** k A D I 0 S^'K'Wle'anii TO By last w-ek ethe'well w-as' final­ kt«ss6e ^ promiSia an early viattno in* local that It will be at least two weeks service atation, and then returns barracks. Clarence Ruggies Sr.,‘ Kingsbury local authorities by Arthur and' III C^lar And Clii^m«AeaM ^before As can-get to the Job. ly in and Barnini had found's sil­ Complete Open Stock Collection To Enable You To Choose Just The PiMcs BRCOHD " home. The tank is so big that such ver lining after all. The new w>ell. i WATES Meet Tomorrow Ave. June Rpiley of Mountain Acres CLIB • Meanwhile, the Schmidts are j trip, necessary You Requ^e For Your Own Hom%. Choo*e A Single Piece Or A Complete The RockvUle WATES will hold Admitted today; Mrs. Margaret' that a load of rabbit debris and TONfTE only abq;it„he reports, give# a phenomenal 1 Suite At These Pnee Reductloiirl " a business meeting and social hour Taylor, 6 Robert Rd.; William! other rubbish had been dumped on CANDID WED8IN6 the Beet Hertford dealer in whom • .,week. "* Ust ton “says. .vs.)'#. ij outputwupui ofoi 75 ra gallonsgaiione a minute,'minute, I toiuorrow aC"8 p.m. ~ at Redman Ferguson, 4 FTorciice’ Mrs. I theib ,property.------t they supplyeuppW poultry.~ulli4. ThisThU dealer i IfWSrAUflANt Elizabeth Machnlk, RFD 1. ] The brlglnal warrant ls.sued was j Children UnJ., n f/(£B aenda out tnicu. .v .rv ^ amount of water Uve wells In the^srea and perhaps I Hall., Anyone Interested in Joining PHOTOGRAPHERS sends out trucks everyevti. day carry-1,, needed, the Hattona*ave anoth-: w fl never run dry. ; the organization is invited to at- Discharged yesterday: • Mrs. P a -i for Wilbiir, since the Bslley said j ing hugs tanks of water to . the Nitbt Tskit With-Cesvsiilsst Drawtr...... -..$19JIS and COCKTAIL LOUNGE tend the meeting or to call Jean i tricia Anderson and son. 10>2 Snip-I he had shen ~ the trailer 'which! Also Specializing In k W J r d ‘^to” 'h e lr j-i f mvU t UA and 4, bdlton, eotuu, UL Mitchell O-m s O'Coin for information. j St.; Mrs. Bertha Kunzii, Tol-j dumped the load,, parked in their 3.D COLOR growers in this area who are like- P * ' Cahisst Nl{kt table With D rsw irs...... $M,H The WATES held an executive j land Rd.; Mrs. Barbara Micjialski,'.yard several days before. How- OPEN TDESDAr thru SATinRDAT i:00 P.M. to 1:00 A.M. "• Rancher Locates meeting Monday at the home of I 7 Chestnut St. , I when patrolman Gauthier a p -| HERM'S CAMERA SONDAirS. 12:00 NOON to 0:00 P.M. (Closed Monday) Mrs. 8 e ^ 4 t herself gets a lit- j P"'* * Five Drawer, 42 lash Drm ar Basa ...... $$8J5 BANQUET FAOIUTIE8 AVAILABLE Marian Lehnn. • I — — ■ I proached Wilbur he was told that \ and PHOTO SHOP .STOEK raO N T S tie water for washing an'd cooking | 'v*8°n and goes to Steer in Cistern Church Plan ’Chlrk-n-Qiie’ * I Vernon and TaicoUsllle news the trailer had been sold to Hobby tlmrry Belafanla Ltilla N^iUam from a neighbor aeroBS the street. water from a nearby brook. EDOr “Velvet Touch” REED At the Plano Nightly ••Hot M l S-TSHt 1»U M«Ib J. A. White Glass Co. The First Congregational Church itetns are being handled through of Storrs. Getting another War- 1 • "Island Laratfd la fiatalft^Armt The Schmidts' problem la Al­ Unlike the case-hardened Hat­ Matebiai Mirrar For Above Drasstr...... $19J5 of Vernon wdll .hold Chick-n- the Maocheoter Herald Rockvillerant for Hobby, Gauthier con; . In The Sun" Nummor 31 RISAf.Llr NT, Ml MISS ready far f|;om rare and It geU tons, Philip E. LongStreth of Rt. Boise, Idahq, (gh-^-Cow-punching Bureau, 7 W. .Main S t, telephone, tinned his work. Hobby said he 6. Bolton. Is not quite out of water gets unglamoroua vrhen you have Cluiaaej t N«vr Hair«a. C«aa. mors common every day the Low Pastor Ba4, Twia or Fait Size ...... ,..$39J5 ! TRemont 5-SIS6. j had bought the trailer and. that he [ C'liaaacI 18 HarUay4. €oaa. drought continues. UanyJocal well yet but worried that he soon will to look in every clsterr for poe- 1:4* (StrlS) NEWS sible strays. • ' had taken it away under hia own ' 9at. 1 |R.qi. "Smokfl Nlfial" Cartoaaa Chaaael t l fiprlufield.^Maat. contractors report they have re­ be. C'haaapl M NairBritaia. Caaa. S:Se (ISAi) VIC DAMONR SHOW — One Idaho rancher, Arthur Van-, registration. He also said that he ^ a a a rl <:» Waterbary. C*aa« (■Uftl*; 1,11*. (Jayl Graal, ceived more than a dozen calls Longstreth'a hquse has tw o ! Bookcase Haadkoani BaiL Twia or Fali S in .....949.95 Nan., Arsold suay. Qri. Dnipa this month from people ' whoee wells,, one drilled 37 feet deep end Slyke of Homidale, was out check­ i s C W v . j l I . r j . S l , l d D .-bur’s eight year old son had di- *■"' "term a a , ihr ing Irrigation ditches the othet Spallblnilera W-ells have gone completely dry. i **’* o*5er dug 14 feet. Last year the Bask Ckast With Five Drawers ...... 999i5 rected him to. It!) CHEVENNK • A few such calls are to be ^ p ect- , Uebor Day and day. He noticed a siin'ken hble Keith's Will Not in an old cistern which had siq)- Be U n d ersold ! Boat Dock Completed (Ml MASqi'KRADE PARTY ed in late Autiist of any year, bu t, '^''llled one very low at that Unity Growing, IC.Iar) to receive so many of them in i .vear, Longstreth re- posfdiy been filled by a bulldozer. Shop Every De­ Five Drawer, 32 lack Ckast at Drawers...... 979JS VACATION SPECIALS A handsome new boat dock has S:'aS ( S) M A W Lo g rou July Is unprecedented, the c(>n-j ^•'•‘iper went dry s week At the bottom of the 10-foot partment—Com­ been put in place at the Commu­ "1'S.a 'Karlra Twiall’ *1 pare Prices! You nity Beach, the gift of Kirby H. (M) FATHER ENOWS BEST tractors say. *8” "nd the latter Is already low. hole stood one forlorn whiteface Ei{ht Drawer Doabie Drassar, FraaMi Mirror.. .9139,59 M A N C H E S T fR "Tkf Greal Gay" -Uausual RituaDoB ' Consequently he can only hope steer. Will Find You'll THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY | Survey Shows W. Tsppan of Whitney Rd. and Dttivc Always Do Bet­ three of his men, Pete, Gus and f:M (D OZZIE AND HARRIET For deep, "driven" welle like th e' drilled W'ell staye low but While they were pulling the ... "Tha RsaJ. Playar." Schmidts' to go dry is eomewhat U***** has siwaya animal out, it p-oved it was still ter. Value Wise PiaaappIt.Taii High Poster Bad'...... 999J5 (Continued from Page One) Fred Naumec. all this town. (IS) THE MILUONAIRE a'nd Qualitv Wise HELD OYER Save at ■■.V*. thery «r Rswell unusual, however, even In this un- "been- a little water, although not alive by kicking VanCIyke in the Put in place over the weekend, Harberl" arni, —At Keith's! SUMMER the pier hss space for 14 boats. It TO.MGHT thru SATURDAY uaual summer. In moat casee really enough for Mrs. Lxingetreth Haavir Bad With Paaaiad Head aad Faotbaarda. .947,95 The clear Implication was that ItlAS) TV theater (CaUr) It is only the shallow- wells, ex­ to handle their baby’s Iaun(lry. the Red government might have runs 24 feet out into.the water, TONIGHT thru SATURDAY .‘‘Surra.a" , IM) COUNT OF MONTE CEI8TU tending lesa than 50 feet below the Doctor Faces Shortage * Beach Towels influenced the choice. H'owevcr, from a 12 foot ramp which' at­ The Republic of Panama Was taches it to the shore. It is alumi­ ^arameyot i^aanta NORMAN’S l;IS ( I) .MO.MENT O F DECISION- ground, that are affected by the Th*; E. A. Roure, who practices born Nov. 5. 1903, and was formal­ Beak Bad With^Laddar aad Buard R a ii...... 999,95 .Jewelry Dr. Niesel said he only raised the ".staud by la nirr'* dry weather. i in Rocltville and lives in Willlmsn- ^ Large th irsty Cannon tow els. Yacaf question, and urged the meeting.to num base with heavy cured oak 445 HARTFORD RD. IIS-S5) UVK <5()T A 8ECRET ly recognized by the United Statea planking surface, slotted to make Yet aa one well contractor i ■PPi'oaches the fact that his the next day. tion time R inst! find the answer. SMOi Wt) ROXlNG LIBERAL BUDGET TERMS . . OPEN A KEITH ACCOUNT Matched sets that we sell for 2.00 it non-skid. Its T-shaped dock at PHONE Ml 3.1524 Kid Gaiilaa v. Gaapar Or- points out, the majority of nu-al Altogether, the council repre­ houses in this psrt of the State every day of the week. sents 165 denominations in 50 na­ the watera end, ia mounted on ... .."'f?,' JL* "• W rllrr».lfbl Reg. 1.19 'floats,-' ^ BOB HOPE-VERA MILES .(ISAS) TV HOUR still depend on such shallow wells. tions. Including about 170 million I:M I MV UTTLE liABOlE “ The Chsayr la Chr.lar" Although mors and mors driven Christians. Local boat owners, members of (ISM) BIU PAYOFF It!). T o p t p n e s a n d n e w PAUL DOUGLAS TALE.NT weili are put In each yeaf. the Presiding over the meeting here the beach, who have no property (K-M)^^nKEE TaXATSE $ of their oivn can make arrange- ALfXS SNTH-IMKN IhGAWR ' IN) THIS IS VOPR LIFR proportion pf shallow welle in is Dr. Franklin Oark Fry. presi­ t:Sa ( S) BANDSTA.VO Ra.Irr Keaiaa 1.00 menta to tie up their boats here. *« Facn W.sl” gallons per minute the well li cur­ J i t s SNEAKEH t s aecretary. Dr. W. A. Vlsaer, St. 8 C. Center St.—Mnncheetcr Hooft. a4Ud the Christian enter­ Presentation of the pier was (H) POPEYE rently producing, he adds. Entire stock. Entire stock. prise as Its strength grows is be­ made through the Recreation This gloomy stateihent could be ing subjected to a clamor of at­ (Touncil'a Bliach committee. « : » I I) •>2-n9_;r'>!OKTEX AND written off merely as a commer­ tacks... He said: Raaeball Reunite AIR CONOniONED ~ CUSTOMIZED — WEATHER- cial for the well-drilling business, <») MARTIN KANE tt should be pointed out, however, SAVE $24.55 Rays'Hi Snooks 1 . 9 9 "Must we laugh or muit We erv The SIcdJeski Rascals won their 'v BSeat Covers * l»:44 I I) WORLD'S REST NOVIER Roys' ofid Giris' > $'1 . 0 0 that, this contractor, like most of when In the same, city of Berlin game with the I ebanon Red Socks, Auto Top* "Eyr. la Ikr Nlyhl” - Rag. 2.00 ' j| Rag. 2.79.3.88 one newapaper has an artliele 7-2 at the Lebanor. field Monday STATE t l:M il)i-J») .NEWS his'local colleagues, is already so ■ 1 showing that the World Council is night. • , Furniture Upholstering: It!) FINAL EDITION busy that if asked to drill a well, On This De luxe NOW Thru SATURDAY. lit) NKtVS he cannot promiae that he will Ckildron's ond II flirting with Communism and an- Rneebrooks Ruroed IM) WEATHER l\t<"Uother magazine denounces us as a Ward Rosebrooks, deputy fire MaUneea Wed.-Tburar-Fri. iltart the Job within a m^nth. Missos* C m STAR II ;M (M) CONFIOENTtAL FIUC Dry 'After 26 Years Rag. 3.00 1 . 0 0 . movement or fascist counter-revo­ chief, was pain^^nv burned Mon­ 2 p.i)t 111:1* IIS) WEATHER AND SPOBTR BEDDING! Rag. 1.99.2.49 0 1 . 4 4 lutionaries?” day afternoon, about hU face and Fasature Shown Evenings SEAT COVER COMPANY I C*.-M) WEATHEM • One family whoee shallow well Sisos 1.14 ^ ■W’hat the church, as a combined arma, while he was burning 4:80-9:16. Mitchell 9-5405 I U :is (18) M il l io n d o l l a r m o v i e has already gone dry, and who . body, is striving to do, he said, is i _ - "I'-Boal Priaearr’’ Is quite famlUar with -the delay What a luxurious feelmg! SPECIAL! 1 bruab. . IM W. 51iddl(s Tpke„ Mnnck. 1 («-M ) TONIGHT to be "the spearhead of the King­ ■ Personal Note in getting a new dne drilled are No aniiojlhg hutl0ns-7.no dom of God, the voice and in.stru- II :M IM) NEWS AND PBEVUXS the Roger ■ Speiicere of Avery bumps -no lumps! Noth­ Mr. and Mrs. Francis Lyman SPONIANEOl ’S • :N ( t ) PO FEYE lt:3S i h) NEIV8, I ment'of the Lord." ^ (H) TWILIGHT THEATBE Heights. South Windsor. ing but a velvety smooth and son Kevin of the Center, Mrs. surface on k healthfully The exectuive report said pre­ Lyman's mother, Mrs. Clair L. * :!• .( S) THE .MEA'a TODAY „ - THI BSUAV. AUG. 1 The Spencers' well hed worked liminary atepa are taken toward COMHLSTlO>J! 5 a * w e a t h e b U :# i ( I) .NEWS linn mattress. Gold Bond Robinson and her aunt. Miss Lola i:ie ( S> STAGE S— (It-UI VAUANT LADY custom quality through­ making the 60-year-old Interna­ "C .m e Oa, E f4 " (tlAS) TIC TAC DOUGH tional miaaionary council a part of Clarke of Poet Hill, have returned • :tt (It) NEWS out. , All, this, and a ItiU ( EIS-MI LOVE OF'i 3|FE ' SWIM POOLS tha world council—subject to de­ from Prince Ed'ward Island, Nova I:W ( S) STUDIO SI smooth saving, too! In .10 Scotia. (II) I O’CLOnK BEPOBT lt:» ( D BUGS RimNY SPORTSWEAR sires of member churche.s. (It) WEATBEK ■ SEiytUH FOE TOMORROW inch.. 86.inch. twin, three- Large Plaatie. Bag.' M 6. 4.88 'This would add g global mls- (IS) NEWS AMD WEATREB IIJAS) IT COL'LO BE YOU anrailqbU quartei^ or full size. PLUS During tile nhsnnoe of the reg— 7:M (It) SPOBT8CAST IM) MID-DAVJHOVIF. aionary operation to the Qmmcillti..., '"*’’ ■ 8 “ •«► Mwenoe of the |1:4J (IS) THE GUIDING LIGHT wMi A TEN TEAR GUARAN- program. *r correapoBdeat,correnpeBdent. CohunMaCohitnMa n«iwe 7:IS (ill WEATHSiE CHILORENIS and LADIES' I:li (ll-U) DOrOLAB BOB ARDS. l««w-4w44ir>y TEE! SMIuni Plaatle. Beg. 6AB. 3 • 88 It also ■ was reported that the niBj^he telephone*' to AOndwn^ NEWS IIS) NEWS ••(ttl AT HO.'HE WITH KITTY Orthodox CSiurch In Ruasla, which (tlAI) JOHN DALY. NEBS (M) TEX AND JINX ____<*•) THE BOR HARVEY SHOW Ms not psrt of the Council, has in­ 7 :M ( S) DISNEYLAND 111* US) STAND UP AND BB Budget Termi METAL CANVAS FRAME dicated It will be ready to diacniss "Tke Liberty Slerr” COUNTED 8m Thla Value For becoming a member at im early Vacation Spending Up (IS) MV FRIEND FLICBA ” !t'l NEW S® txt.B«g.9.M 4.^8 meeting. "R erase. r .r thk N lsh l" . isil CLUB M (Colar) Better Bedding At (II) THE intLBN OTONNEL The report said churches demop- 1:U (tt) AT ROME WITH KITTY Low Keith August Out-of-atate vacationista spent .SHOW t;te I ISAS) OUR MISS BROOKS Sale prices! strated'thelr sbility to work effec­ 8188,000,000 in West 'Virginia dur­ Tiia (IS) TV Ai:CTION (tt) CLUB SS tCaloT) 4x8. Reg. 19.96. 9.88 tively together In relieving hard­ ing I960, an increane o f 8 per cent (5») PREMIERE PERFORtT- tiSa (IS-M) HOUSE PARTY ANCE "Swamp ■ W al.r" . (tt-») BRIDE AND GROOM REDUCTIONS! ships caused by recent turmoil In over their 1965 spending. The (U) MEN OF ANNAPOLIS ONLY A FEW LEFT! t:4S ( S) M EET THE STARS j Hungary and the flight of refugees. thtal represented An tnci-eaae o f 110 ’Worsening Relations’ cent in a decade. 'The four Declaring the Joint church forcea "Mielghboring state's of Ohio. Penn­ will continue to act in behalf of sylvania. Virginia, and Maryland STORE HOURS: OPEN “ church people who are In special WE GIVE WORLD i furnished 53 per cent of the state's j TECHNWOURI* : danger,” the report .cUed” woraen- MANCHESTER Beith's, Mancheeier, Open ! Ing relgtiona" of church and state vlaitors; « 1th 20 per cent^omlng THURS. P.M. GREEN STAMPS from Ohio alone, , Thursda.r F.venings Until 9, In Raat Germany. ALSO MOTOR SALES Cleaed Mondays. Keith's, Ea#t aod Tha ■ report'' alao • urged the "YOUK OLDSMOBILE DBALCR" -Hartford. Open Evenings Until 97$ "atrangeat possible moral nnehing’’ S, Close Saturdays At 6. for the Ecumenical Patriarchate 512 WEST CENTER STREET estis FurM sitstr FRIDAY MAIN of Oonatantinople, at Istanbul, Tur- MI t-gAYT kev. TNJ. STREET 'rhera, tha report said, preasuret MANSFIELD FREE FARKING are being exerted to rouse animes- nrw -Eaeli ■ Siore!- An « sidelight to tha meeting, Used Cars" ■ /

' ( ■ \ _.. . I -PAGE POUB ^MANgHESTER EVENING HERA1>D. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, JULY 3l. 1967 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN- WEDNESDAY, JULY 81, 1957 PAGE PTVR completion, causing- another build­ Coventry ing program to be needed immed-1 P*t Shows Tonjght Graham’s Crusade Deaths Last ISi^t lately. The board feels, this type ex-: Oil Industries Band Concert pansion would dissipate the town's’ Numbers 40,046 Junior High School Decision borrowing power. i The annual Pet Showa wdll be The Hague, Netherlands, Sem The estimated enrollment for] held at ail the playgrounds this Dresden, 76, Dutdl composer, Waging Battle evening, All peU with the ex­ In Garden Talks whoae worke Included '*Toto,'’ a THIRD ANNIVERSARY SALE Thursday, Aug. 1 Slated Tonight 'k’radea 1 through 8 in the 1957-58 ception of dogs, which have had Mjdnight - 2 a.m. session, according to town enum-| muaic'al comedy, and "Chorus ...... Volitaiteers Needed Goes to Voters Tomorrow their show, may be entered. New York, July 31 (Ah - Declalons Sytnphonicus,'* died Tuesday;, y Over imports 2 ajn. * 4 a.m. ..;...... V'ohinteera Needed . The Community Band will pre­ eratlon, is 1,116 and Is expected' Anyone wlshlnfe to enter their I for Christ’* during Evangelist Billy 20% biSCbUNTS.ON ALL 4 a.m. - 6 a.m. ,...... Volunteers Needed " sent another erfheert in Center to increase to 1.503i. by 1961-62. pets in this show may do so j Graham's New York Crusade Lafayette, > Calif., ;-M aj,’ Gen. 8 a.m. -' 8 a.m...... Roger Winter, Bill Barrett Park tonight, beginning at 7:15. ' § By SAM DAWSON ■ Oovanlry July SI i Special)-Thc^lion .or one-half cost of the school The 1957-58 Agure for grades 1 , by bringing tliem to the play­ ! climbed past the 40,000 mark last James Lester Bradley (Ret.), 66, 3.>8-4.98-5.98 L.P.’i. 8 a.m. - 10 a.m...... Jeanne Jacobs This will be the second concert whichever le less. through 6 is 875 and the estimate World War II commander of the New York, July 31 (B On paper s siuestion of building a junior high ; night, his staff report^. ground peareat their home. the oil Industry looks plenty rich. 10 a m. - Noon ...... ,V..Thomas Hickey put on by the band. Two weeks ago BUY NOW- PAY LATER 96th Division In the Pacific, died •choot vein be settled by a referen- Stafe grants for secondary i for grades 7 through 9 is 345 for Awards will be presented to the I At Grsffiam'a behest, 409 persons Noon - 2 p.m...... Barbara LeMire. Carol Henderson tonight the* musical group made school construction, which includes I that period. The Board’s report Tues^y. Bradley, of Holla, Mo., SAVE NOW ON. ALL World wide production is up. De­ Us first public appearance since vote tomorrow when the polls Winners of the various cate­ I stepped up to make ''decisions'' at mand is expected to Increase 2 p.m. - 4 p.m. ... .' ...... Olive Chartler, Louise laird senior oi- junior high, amnimt to) indicates these will Increase to gories. This event will begin at {the Crusade meeting In Madison was 'a 1914 graduate of Weet 4 p.m. - 6 p.m...... its organization .some six weeks will be open from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. 1700 per pupil or one-half the cost, 11.213 and 445 respectively by 1961- Point. NEW’HI-FI lo n g PLAYING RECORDS •teadily for years. ProfiU for many ...... W. Joseph LeMire, Ronald Rickert 6:45. . I Square Garden. That brought the companies are at all time highs. 6 p.m. - 8 p.m...... Lucy Burke, Roger Winter This action was made mandatoo’ whichever■ ■ ■ la■ less,■ '62: j total to 40,046 since the start of the 8 p.m. - 10 p.m...... Frank Barry. Pst Barry .by a petition presented at the ape- The referendum vote will be on But even the wealthy have their jajrateni Haa S8 Riioms '' '■ ■ ' " I Crusade May 15. femily feuds.- And their poor rela­ 10 p.m. - Midnight ...... i . Jim Arthur Jr. cLal town meeting last week. The At the present Unie there ere 38 "the construction of a Junior high | Agnes M. Coughlin to Harry E .; Seventeen thousand persons More Comfort Woorlnq THE MUSIC SHOP tions. Skywatch Post located on top of Manchester Police Station. petition was signed, by all legal classrooms In the school system school on a suitable site to be and Alice M. Burnett, properly in | heard the Evangelist last night. Volunteers itiay register at Civil Defense Headquarters, Municipal •voters and filed with the town selected, consisting oP 16 class­ Lakevlew Terrace; Waterfront That raised total attendance for the President Eisenhower has just LAYAWAY PLAN 'Building, Monday, W'ednesday or Friday from 1 to 5 p.m. 'vlth four at Renter School, 18 at rooms. auditorium, gymnasium OPEN THURSDAY AND FRIDAY TILL 9 stepped Into the middle of one of clerk's office July 54. Robertson School and 16 at Cov. Realty Co. to John J. Chidpputo. 1 Crusade to 1,312 000 FALSE TEETH the bitterest fighta-lhe squabble ~ ______o V 1 o ,. . 16'’** cafeteria, sultablo offices, Bere u s piMtant WSJ to oT.rcome 1013 MAIN STREET—MI 9-2036 Ads-antagea IJsted entry Grammar Schtwl. Starting In , storerooms snd Isvalories.’'. Graham said loose piste dlscomtorl. PASTXIITH. over how much foreign oil should P A Y The Board of Eklucation has fa­ He^hts; Edward P. and Florence; there are many pasaagea in the sn improTtd powder, aprinkisd on be brought into the United States, AS DOWN vored Ue construction of a 16-room ^pteniMr, the teachers room at) if the voters approve the new S. Oliver to Norman E., Eugene J. | Bible polnting'to a life after death. upper snd lower pistes hold, them Coventry Grammar School will be: construction, a Si school Building ^ Urmer io that tbsy reel mors com- moet of it along the eastern sea­ Christian Leader from India junior' lUgh school claiming that used aa an additional classroom. ‘“ t *» W* ” Kings 2oTl- , foruble. No gummy, sooey, pasty board. such a building program would Qommittee will be selected ahd Brigham Rd , Arthur G. and Sybil: -get ho,,,* order f„r thou tests or ftellns. It’s alkallnt (non- He wants the amount cut volun­ L IT T L E A 5 WEEKLY best develop a solid school system, The number of pupils In all class­ will be given authority at another J. Morse to Leonard J Giglio, Bol-,ghalt die and not live’* scld). Does not squr. Checks "plats Speaks at St. Mary^s Sunday rooms will he above the recom­ special towTi meeting to be called Odor'-' (denture bm thl. Cist FA8- tarily to 12 per cent of domesLc and would provide for a separate ton. p r o p e r t y j The Evangelist said: output instead of the 16 per cent - -«•----- administration of a junior high mended load for a teacher to do the Aug. 8 at 8 p.m. in the Robertson TxBTH today at any drux counter. Advertise in The Herald—It Pay* best Job. School. Mias Ethel Baker has returned scheduled by im,>-orters. His plan One of the world's great Chrie-^born in Travancore, India, In 1893, school program, ilie building wovild carries a threat of federal con­ release grades 7 and 8 from the l^e board has pointed out that Public Records " to her home in Windham Center 11"*" tian._ leaders— ....the Metropolitan j-raduate of the Mar after spending two Weeks with Mr, i Ptirase, 'He trol, if ignored.' Juhanon Mar Thoma—will speak Thoma Syrfan Seminary there. Hla present facilities and allow for the it will take approximately two tXarrantee deeds Aled In the This comes in a summer al­ expansion of grades 1 through 6 years from preliminary work of’ a town clerk's office include the fol­ and Mrs. Harry R. Ryan Jr. and ■ ^ ^ *" appointment at St. Mary’s Episcopal Church B.A. degree is front Madras Uni­ family. y 1between you and death. ready marked by oilmen's worries Sunday. versity, and he also studied fori I up to the year 1960-61. By retain school building committee to the lowing: Anna M. Burkhardt to Mrs. Theoilore Hietala has re-' P**tti is an enemy which must be over s glut in supplies and price The Metropolitan Juhanon. three years at the Union Theo­ Ing grade 9, the board feels there completion of the building of a Irene L. King, property in Water­ fared with reality rises that are hard to make stick. school. It is necessary to begin front Park; Nellie A. Peterson to turned to her home in Oak Grove head, of the Mar Thoma S.vrlan logical Seminary in Bangalore. He would be a saving of money on after spending about si.x^' weeks "The atheist aa.va there la no; Special Purchase Sale Four groups could be affected by Church of Malabar and one of the holds .divinity degrees from the tnuu^wrlation for students to out- this work immediately to avoid the! Bert Parixo. East Hartford, prop- hope beyond the grave, but Jesus the ■Prealdent’3 plan: of-town high schools. hazarda of double sessions, lts:«rty In Wate’rfront Manor; Con- with friends and relatives in Auck­ six presidents pf the World Coun­ Union 'Seminary in New York, Atudy brought out. s'olato Piano to Stanley W. Jr. and I land. New Zealand. Christ li the one supreme author­ 1. Producers. Domestic well cil of Churches, will speak at St. SeAtmpore University, snd the Mar The move w-ouM also lighten the ity on the eubject, for he alone qwners see in a cut on imports Mary's at 10 a m. Thoma Vydika Theological Semi­ SERVICE load carried by Windham and Man­ Altematlvea Lialed I M' Clardner. Groton. prop- I of all history died and rose again the chance to increase their own A native of India, the Metro­ nary, both of the latter in India. chester High Schools, in hopes .Hy in Waterfront Park; Wi^^la!; !. production, now held to J3 days A- an'l M«b«‘ O. Loeser to Evelyn entry eofpespondent, "Mre. Pauline ti’O'u the dead. In his own words politan comes to America to at­ The World Council, president was Ma.vor Harold A. Turkington these towns would continue to ac­ S io n listed by the Board in lta|M . SUrtzman. property in Gerald Little, telephone PI 2.6tSt. 1 Jesus claimed ‘I am the resurrec­ a month In Texas bv the regu­ tend a meeting of the Central ordained a deacon in 1927. and a cept local high achoot^tudents for study include the following: Park subdivision; . Edwin M. Gris­ tion and the life. He that llveth ahd latory bodies. Companies with Committee of the World Council of priest in 190. In 1938. he was con­ ago. Robert C. 'Vater and Robert a longer period of time. There is a 1. A new elementary would fur­ wold to Chester snd Lydia A. GlasA Secrets Deadly believeth in me shall never die.' . SAVE *1 4 0 '^ large overseas oil sources see Churches at Yale University. He secrated a bishop as Juhanon Mar M. Johns of the Manchester public s good possibility that this expan­ nish necessary rooma for elemen­ Alexander, Glastonbury, property their'profit margins narrowed if was elected a preeldent of the or­ Timotheua, and in 1947 became school ‘systeni are the co- sion move would cairy the town tary atudents, but would not pro­ in Lakevlew Terrace; Nettle L. During the so-called "Second: they can't bring in as much of ganization In the Councll'e 1954 Metropolitan of, the entire Mar organlzers and co-directors. through 1961-62, insofar aa grades vide the heceaaary facilities for the Van Oosbeck to Roger C. and' Golden Age-ot Glass.’’.which began ^ N E R A L YOUR MONEY RACK IF YOU CAN REAT THIS DEAL the oil they produce more cheaply assembly at Evanston, HI., and Thoma Church. ‘Tonighl't- program will be simi­ 1 through 9 gre coheengid. accord­ expanded program of junior high Joyce B. Graham. Manchester, about Uie 13th Century in Venice, HURRY! UMiTED SUPPLY . abroad. serves until 1960. In the service'.at St. Mary’s lar to the first one, consisting of ing to a board study report. school students. property in ' Actor's Colony the making of fine glassware was T V SERVICE 2. Consumeri. Their interests Is The Metropolitan Is the chief Sunday, the Metropolitan Juhanon marches, medleys of college songs, The board has presented figures 2. An addition to Coventry Gram­ ' simple. They want plenty of gas­ bishop of the ancient Mar Thoma will be.seated in the bishop's chair overtures and variationii on pojm- Estates. a precious secret. In fact, the Grand Days M A C A Cofl lar numbers. of state grant# to school construc­ mar School iqould provide the nec­ ' Also, Barbara J. B. Leister to Council of Venice decreed death for oline and fuel oil and they Wotild church, founded in India l900 of . the______local church, with special Boys' llVinter tion with a figure of 8500 per pupil essary rooms, but the eight rooms Nlghti wAs93 Phia Parts like to see the price held dowd .vears ago. The church claims consent of the Right Rev. Walter Mayqf Harold A., Turkington Harold CJirtatensen, property In any Venetian glass maker who be­ will be master of ceremonies. He for raementary School Construe- would be filled to capacity upon Waterfront Manor; Joseph T. and trayed the secrets of his aft. TEL. MI 8-MM The 2-CYCLE PUSHBUHON Automatic Washer rather than rising again. St. Thomas .aa its founder. H. Gray; bishop of Connecticut. 3. Defense planners. Their in­ With hla white robes, diatinc- | The Rev. Alfred L. Williams, rector will also direct the band in a se­ live headdress, woodeh cross, snd , of the chtirch, will celebrate "Holy lection. The mayor organized the that actually rinses NEWflESS Into'yiiur clothes! terest is in enough reserves being first band at Manchester . High found in this country and enouglT long beard, the Metropolitan has j Communion assisted by the curate, School 25 years ago. He has auth­ production facllltlea developed by been called one of tttf most dis-: the Rev. Prescott Beach.'Die senior ored man.v compositions himself, JACKETS a proapering domestic oil industry' tlnctive figures In world Chris-, choir will sing, One In particular gaining.him in­ to take care of any emergency, tianity today. He represented) The Matropolitan will return to ternational recognition for Salva­ such as the possible cutting off of hir church at the Amsterdam aa-| New Haven-shortly after the serv- tion army music. Several of his foreign sources by sn enemy. aembly ifi 1948 which brought the : ice here for a special Ecumencial works have been published by 4. Other prodiicing nations. world council'Into being, and is a|servl«ie at Center Church on Other friends, particularly Vene­ member'of the Council’s Faith and I Green at which, the Archbishop of The band has attracted bver 90 zuela, pro6t greatl.y by sale of oil Order Commission. | Canterbury, also'a Council presl- musicians to its several rehearsals. to the UnlUd SUtes. The oil rich The Metropolitan Juhanon was I dent, will speak. Vacation schedules have made it Arabian countries eye ruefully Impossible to gather the entire anything that might cut Into their be bfought to her kneea by meth­ group together at one time. How­ royalties. ods of economic boycott." ever. 63 players were in the band The President’s order for s Oil Firm Plan The leftwing New Statesman for its first performance in the 9 9 voluntary cut in imports is aimed and Nation said: park. G«f a full maofura of voluo iii chiefly at the third group, the de- "TIte whole of Anglo-lsraeli A third concert will be staged fensd planners. Their argument! To Quit Israel trade relations are now In .jeop­ in the park next month. T he domestic oil industry must be ardy. British European Airways, our Fall Faihion Fabric Fair •. • kept prosperous or the Incentive Imperial Chemical Industries, Bar­ for drillingnew wells will disap­ i. Hurts British clay's Bank and man.v other big' Murderers Often ...... 41-* '•sVSS-V’t.WW pear. WildeatterahMren't too.lnter- ...... be operated less than half time: forced to surrender and ISaveTs- Seven of the biggest American Ix>ndon, Juljt 31 --(#1—A decision " liwJiOO R* I 12.W by two oil firms to shut down op- ji rael also. . ■ companies im ^ rt most of the The Conservative Spectator said Fort Worth, Tdk-, JuJy -31 Uf)— Left—Zip-off hood parka with heavy 16-oi. wool foreign oil. All but one have re­ erations in Israel is blowing up Into | Murderrea often make model pris­ a source of embarrassment for the the oil. companies' decision meant quilted lining. Outer shell of water-repellent t r i e d on their first half earnings. that the Arabs "scoxed a greater oners. says a "rexas prison official. Dan River Sateen. .2 slash pockets plus 2 snap Profits for the six jumped striking­ British Governpient. success than was ever gained by - Jack Heard! assistant general pockets. Storm wtHiUets. Hood eastl.y zips off. ly this year over last. They say British Petroleum and Shell, manager of the Texas Prison wihdihg lip their marketing ar­ their military efforts,” . Hood Is quilted. Dynel lined chin strap. Charroal, Imports have little to do wHhrthat. System,’ aalff most men sent to pris­ navy, red and sand. 6 to 16. , ' The bonanza came when the Suez rangements in Israel, say it la un-, on on murder -convlctiona have Cana] was blocked. Opening up a economic. not previous record and give less big new, but temporary, market in The British government owns a George Re^rted trouble, than Inmates convicted of Western „ Europe which helped i majority of BWtlsh Petroleum, for-! petty crimes. f. . Easy.care prints and solids drain off much of tha over supply j meYly the Anglo-Iranlan oil firm. , "We’ve had laomel hews sent up •f oil that had piled up here. I Critics of the action claim it j Holding His Own for something like stealing a cow W* quorantM Boys' Toggle dnsignnd to mix or match In ail 26 U.S. oil companies have ' smacks of appeasement of Arab i and they’re almost impossible to j You'd oxpoct to pay $1 o yard reported so far on first six months . states Where Britain has oil. con- Vienna. Ga.. Jqly 31 (gh -Form er handle." Heard said. He spoke ori-i Slen. Walter F. George apparently th* fit wh*n tokon out R*9- 59c Yard operations. Nine of the smaller ' cessions, ’ the Psychiatric arid Physical : ones, each with only domestic sup­ This is a touchy point for Prime 1 “"■? *J?«lnst the Classification of Inmates at a con- for this fino quality... plies, show s decline in profiLs , Ministermister Macmiimn^...... government. I h« suffered nine days ference here. . y from a year ago; a powerful group in- Macmll-T-r-j^ Martin of Loy*A>Way JACKET t ; Malloy, the fam­ - The, 26 as a whole, however. I*n'* Party la dead set against ily physician, said last night that' Bii^ch Tanks Planned Wash ’n Wear l.iMeudi pai'hkvHent is prs.wlscl woik earned 81.322,029.133. This w^a 18 what it considers coddling of the the 79-year-o!d Georgia slatiesman asd risit t.np.rslvr.i sw(txielicallyl per cent belter than the same 26 Arab nations. , Much of the op- had "a pretty fair day all in all." Wlxgn United States trotyls hit Maybe he will grow a little over IMPORTID didin the first half.of 1956. {position labor party has warm f.dibuUeni Mglil op Is csler—ye. css « Malloy added: . the beaches from now on, they will the auMmer ihe probably tHlll. Its which tr. Is ui*. Tha boy boys are quick to point ! feelings toward Israel. "He la wearing the oxygen mask Hbye a fuel supply in a hurry and out that much of the earnings are | A letter to The Tijnea jointly more frequently ahd that relieves without rolling ardujnd h e a v y j That’s no problem . . . we will’ COTTONS o LIFCTIME PORCELAIN being retained, and more will be sighed by Labor's Hert Morrison, his breathing amj makes him more drums. The new meUu^/ called the exchange for a larger size if he VduG $8.99 needed.' to carry out their planned he Conservatives' Walter Elliot comfortable. Hii attitude and amphlblous-aasault bulk-fuel sys­ needa it! WOVEN Insido and Out I expansion—looking for the oil re- id Liberal Clement Davies, ssid; spirit are both good.” tem, features 10.000-gaUon col­ Upper Right—Smart, sturdy serA-es and building the facilities __^_hatever may ha vs been the George, President Eisenhower's lapsible tanka that are placed on and- good ’ looking toggle . Tru« porcoloio Rniih iotldo ond out pros that the defense planners want. ec^ohtlc considerations, .the pub­ vidof smofih prottetitn rui»« special ambassador to NATO, sur­ the beaches. Fuel -Is pumped from jacket with quilt lining. Has Over the next TO years, oil econom­ lic In this country, in Israel and vived a grave crisis Monday night. landing'craft to the tanks. attached hood, warm knitted GINOHAMS atoinig corroiioa I ists figure, the oil industry must in the Arab world are bound to The veteran of 84 yean In the wriatlets: In charcoal,' red rai.se 115 billion dollars if it is to Interpret the decision as a victory U.S. Senate suffered a coronary:• ' n i « and tan. Sizes 3 to 6x. • 2-CYCLE WOND-R-DiAL! keep up with increasing world de­ of. and encouragement for. poli- occlusion (heart stu ck ) a week Uranium Probe Improved Pr«-i«locl dtiVrad woih li«t, full or D«r- mand. les of ostracizing Israel and weak­ ago Monday. His condition deteri- ening her by means of economic* orated over the weekeng. * Highly aensitive uranium-hunt­ flol iMdi. «nd right cycU for any foWk— MINISTER SUCCU.MB.H yard aofpol or doiketol Cytio moy b# ihort* boycott. ing equipment that can be mount­ onod. longthonad, ibiiipod or rapootad. 'The British Government can- PARROT FEVER CASE.S ed on a jeep or similar vehicle has Old Greenwich, July 31 ' (/P1-- not ’ possibly dlVest Itself of re- been developed by a London elec- The Rev. Guy D. Yoakum. 76, re -, snonsiblllty for the political Im- ■ Hartford, July 31 (Ah --- The trlc-producla manufacturer. 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PAGE SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JULY 31, 1957 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, JULY 31, 1957 ^ A G E s e v e n . Reds Warned EngagecT Weather Bureau to Teach Nation < On Spies for HiMMPlJJ REGAL MEN'S SHOP'S GREAT OLD FASHIONED United States To Understand Storm WarnMgs tT. By DOUGLAS LARSEN Washington — (NEA) — *1110 clude movies, lectures, drills and other Mctlons similar to these. shocking death toll from the Lou­ conferences with public officials ;Tens of . thousands of people Forelzn Newa Anplyst for the preparation of . emergency flock to these spots on weekends isiana hurricane was a case of plans. or when it's hot and if a storm Throuzhout the Oommuntst orb­ public education lagging too far Newspaper reporters and local EXPANSION 'Should strike at these times the it, people are belnz told to be­ behind sclentlflc progress. radio a n d T'V commenators death toll could be fantastic,” one AND This is how the U.S. Weather would be Instructed on' bow to ware American spies. Bureau analyzes that tragedy. of the Bureau experts claims. Such concerted campaigns often interpret and report Bureau "We shake in our boots when . To correct this situation, and warnings to the public faster and storms threaten these areas, for have foreshadowed internal con­ jireyent the eame thing from hap­ more effectively. Shertfls, Red this reason," he adds. vulsions. This ons may mean the pening In a half dozen similar Cross ■ people, civil defense, offi­ The new surge forecasting is the loose ends of the latest Kremlin danger'spots, the Bureau is draft­ cials and local and state police result of emergency funds grant­ purge have not been tucked Into ing a million dollar emergency would be called together for brief* ed to the Bureau by Congrtisa in place, and more Jolts are due. public ediicaCloti program. ings on the special problems re­ 1958, following the terrible hur­ The Soviet press and radio lead "Our foreca.sUi^ of that storm sulting from hurricanes. ricanes of the previous season, SALE the ohorus. Soviet propaganda or­ and the' water silrgp was Jdst During the next few months Congress will be asked to ap­ gans have been telling the public about as accurate ' a»^ scientific these education efforts would be propriate the. additional million CONTINUING WITH TREMENDOUS VALUESI regularly that American agents methods can achieve," 4;..Bureau concentrated in low, coastal com­ dollar# to finance the education are trying to get political, eco­ spokesman asserted, “but tne'.peo- munities ^most vulnerable to hur­ program the Bureau Is drafting. nomic and military information ple Just failed to react to oqr ricane-caused water surges. This Last year the Bureau ran i from "talkative people." ... lior^fiz Photo warnings." aiirge, or tidal wave foreCuUng, email pilot public education pro­ In Indochina, the^ Communists Emille !.> Blanchard The area had a 24-hour notice is relatively new and not gener­ gram In Kansas City on how to In North Viet Nam gave big pub­ of the approach of the Winds with ally Hmderstood. R's based on respond to tornado warnings. As licity to the arreet of a group of Mr. and Mrs, Henry L. Blanch­ the prediction of a five foot surge complicktaolu- intelligence are babblers and brag- Rear Crackups Common Fo4nI Problem Bigg^t STAIR TREADS PAINT CLOTHES PINS IN D IA ^ IN E Reg. 17c r tion, claims to'have uncovered 4l> gers. . ." Cat-napping Collie m ' e „. 10. ^ Hcg. 14 for Regular Oil groups working as agents, for Tbe broadcast. like many organs western powers. The National Safety Council re­ A survey of Indian university 51.00 Reg. 10c p p MW M B A of the Soviet press, said American Slightly Confused ports that rear-end collisions make ■ r I Q o W r Reg. 10c In Own B B B V Poland has arrested a German Intelligence . seeks the services of students shows that they believe l Ac Many Hom^ Corrugated ^ Quarts Only l■ A ■ B c v on charges of being ah agent'of up about 3 per cent of all fatal two- the biggest problem facing India is Holds 2 nr I I I Uses. Stroi . M ■ Polished B % ^ Container B B B "unstable and decadent elements,” Lakeland, Fla. (/P)—Mrs. Agnes motor-vehicle nonlntersection traf­ Aquamarine K f l B Hardwood ■ the U.S. Intelligence service, seek­ particularly among young people Saum has, a mlxedriip collled the need of growing more food. a Garments BB Blade Smooth B ing Information on Poland's de­ fic accidents—which account for Next. In order of importance, they - ' ‘ 3 Qr. and IntellecUials. These agents. It named Duchess who Is an accom­ nearly a fourth of all traffic fatal­ Ea. W # Q t . J-W Brown Twine fenses. added, put out provocative rumors plished cat-naper. place doing away with Illiteracy, \ Doxen Plus Tax ities. Rear-end collisions account solving the ilnmployment prob- Bulgaria has lodged spy charges against Soviet i»lltical leaders. for Sper cent of coincident with a purge In lie Statements Hlgnlllrant let her nurse one of our cat’s and 9 per ceqt of all rural accidents. government. 'arm ed forces, and Albania tre? Statements like th^se are signi­ kittens Jnst.ias sort of a Joke—we PAINT BRUSH HOSE WASHERS STEEL CAN quently announces the discovery ficant. The major ferment inside didn't know she would- take It )»» I :pn T II J m DECORATOR GLASS CASTER 78R>.Ma WALLPAPER METAL T 1 I : » * of spy nesta the U.S.S.R. Is among young peo­ seriously." In Red (^ina, a Shantung court ple, and intellectuals. No doubt the 2 iFw OPENER CLOTH TAPE But after this kitten was re­ CUPS RECORDS CLEANEh FUNNEL Imprisoned a group accused of Soviet Union is alive with; rumors NOW IS THE UMB t o * . * 1 5 . j m ^ Reg. 5c to. <7 . seeking economic, political and of what 'will happen next in the moved. Duchess Went next door, WASH-'H-WEAR Reg. 10c military information for the wake of Klirushchev's purge in the snatched a kitten from its mother United States. The Red Chinese Kremlin and In view of growing and brought it hack to feed along REMOVE UNWANTED HAIR FOREVER li Inch All 8ir.ro Ijj^ C 4 A a Reg. 15c 4 A q * * ’ ■ 1 He flic Prnteet l^ k V Popular 1 1 | V *•4 f Ac made a display of pistols, signal unrest in Communist countries. With her seven pupa. Mrs. Saum Let tne free you of this social handicap CUp of 10 W Hand.v. Riist 1 I I Assarted Colors | | | Rugs apparatus and forged documents. Similar spy cares preceded returned the kitten and tried to Size Resistant B A rtists B B ■ Cleans Smudges | | | Many I I I forever. My medically approved method is ^^B M- * I b Household Cses ^^B The Soviet campaign warns of purges in Stalin's day. After Stalin, explain matters to Duchess. safe, permanent and Will not mar the skin. and U "jigente In the guise of diplomats." a massive vigilance canifealgn fore­ It didn't take. Next day she - Ea. V Flngef Marka ^ Why let unsightly hair on your face veil Moscow Radio's home service said shadows the~purge of Roilce Boss went again to the neighborts and your good looks? n tln - rec^tly: Berta; In November. 1954, a cam- Xbducted another kitten. 1 # ' isujts ^ ** A i which they try to strike up as week or two before'"Georgl Malen­ The ■ leaning tower of Plstf In 29 HANGER many acquaintances as possible to kov was toppled as premier. An­ Italy Is now 16 feet out"6f plumb, 874 CENlYiR ST. — TEL. 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• i MA^ICHESTEIl EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, WEIWESDAY. JULY *1, 198T MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. WEDNESDAY, JULY 31. 1957 PAGE NINiS ^m trliratrr However, the party in third —one foot and three tnchea a cen- C . . h e a . m g j place in the voting, the leftist tury High tid«. hsve \ !^tatc ManutacturCVS 1 old A Thought for Today I ja r a ld radical, which received 1,729,»«9 caused trouble. / . Bponwred by the Iktanchestcr LISTEN TO Sen. Bricker Gaining Russia to Get U.S. Isotopes ^ PUJIUttHIO) BV riUb voles, is led by Arturo Frondixi Along will) ih e beautiful cer­ Oonnctl of Obsrcbeii Peron’s Return Issue BJCJU^J> PRINTING CX> INC U SlMCll Street ,who had campaigned hard for tainty o t rate at which Venice Ban on Union Shops Likely TODAY ON WAU STREEF MeneSestir, ^otui Peronist support, Jf his party had is sinHUlg, there is another ele- blorbaa Sabbotlcus To Us(B in Cancer Research muMAS r pisrgijsun A dangerously prevalent disease . Mon day Through FRIOXV. 6:0.1 P.M. WALTER R PERGUBON won control of the constituent as­ of serenltj’ arid peace in- West Nartford, July 81 (Ab—The^among the men>bera of the Ldgis- On A-Material Curbs In Argentina Politics PublleDere lature for the adoption of the prin­ seems, to be attacking Our aocisty. station WDRC—1360 on Your Dial (Continued from Page One) ^contributing to the economy by an founded October X. non sembly, he had planned to dissolve yOWed. Nobody esn do anything Connecticut Manufacturers Assn, It is known as "Morbus Sabbati- it at once and call a presidential about it. Nobody can prevent It. told Its members today that there ciple of ffeedom from union com- cua,” and its symptoms can be By. JAMES MARLOW ^meaning until both houses of C6n- annual saving of some >400 mil­ 'pulsion and there was a substantial (AP News AaaJ.vst) Chairman Lewis Strauss and sev­ lion in industrial uses alone." Buenos Aires.' July 31 (*l— The votes for the Moderate Radicals, PubUebed Etreir Eeenini EzeeM election. There's no use worrying about it, la a good chance that Connecticut vote in fa:vor of that principle when described as follows: gresa approve what U called parti­ eral scientists that the : United Various "new and broadened leaders of Argentina's two biggest 2,080.121 blank ballots and 1,821,* Sundeye end HoUdeye Eatered u the Frondixi baa now Indicated' that soon will adopt legislation banning 1. It always Attacks the patient Washington, July 31 UP)—^White- cipating legislation. That la; A bill Pool OUlce a: Mancbceter Conn., aa because it Is absolutely going .to the bill reached the floor of the Shearson, Hammill i Co. haired Sen. Bricker (R-Ohio) —- Statee already knows hpw to prod­ uses" of radloieotopes by Industry political parties each claim reault# 459 for Frondizl's leftists. ■ e ^ d Claea Hall Hatter he plans to seek ths presidency in happen, no matter vjiat anybody > the uhiorf shop. House, buV the reluctance of the on Sunday morning, particularly authorizing Eisenhower to appoint uce H-Bomba more than 95 per of Sunday's cimstttuent assembly The outcome of the presidential SUBSCRIPTION RATES rainy hr extremely beautiful mom- A4ewS#n Ntw fjidHing* rapaatedly failing to limit the American representatives In the have been developed. These In­ Payable In Adyasce the election to be held in Febru­ does. "" party In power (Republican) to cent free of fallout compared with clude use of radioactive strontium, election promise their factions vic­ race thus appeared to depend on Proponents of auch a bill, reject Inga. 913 Main Siraai, Manchasior • MHchall 3-1S71 Preoldcnt's treaty-making powers IAEA and so on. tory in the presidential balloting ary, after the assembly completes And after 20,000 years, Venice' ed by the 1957 Legislature, ca|l it favor the proposal resulted in Its — ia now making progress in Drawing up the bill for this la earliest models. Several seientiats the much-feared ingredient )■ of whether smaller moderate - parties One Year . . . . defeat. 2. The attacks never last more also havs told President Elsen­ bomb fallout, aa a teating' mater­ next February. —which polled more than 1.600,000 its work, and wlH again work hard "right to work” legielatlon: oppon­ thsn a few hours. another direction. the. job of the Joint CongresslonsI 8 u Honiba . . . 17 7* will rise again. Here, again, there ents call it "union busting." hower a completely "c 1 e a n" H- ial to gauge the density of tobacco Ricardo Balbin, whose Moderate votes on-Sunday—would unite be­ Three Hoatba . *.9B for the Peronist vote. And he ex­ "N(^rtheless. the general senti­ 3. Symptoms vary, but never in­ Thia time he wants to limit the Atomic Energy Oommittee. Brick­ Radical party came out on top Sun­ One H wtb ... . LK is no need for jimcertalnty, or an­ The ststement by Vice President ment 'in favor of such a law and bomb could be produced in four or Iri a" cigarette. The ktrontlum la not hind a Moderate Radical candidate, terfere with the appetite. President's freedom to hand over. er-la a member of It. On June 19, five years, given continued re­ day, predicted an "even bigger" WeeK.T ...... pects to be succeasful in his wooing guished speculstlon. .What will be, Norris W. Ford of the Manufac­ the expression of belief in its basic American nuclear materlAlV to one day after the Senata approved in contact wllh the tobacco; Its and how the Peronlela would awing Stasio Uopy .. 4. No physician is tver called. search and tasting. rays just pass though, allowing vlctoiV- in February. He said his in the February balloting. of this'vote because, he. feels, his will be. turers Assn., was made in a report ^principle by those who spoke 6. The attack cornea suddenly the newly created International the treaty but turned down Brick- party had barely gotten organized HEHBER Of views are, closest to the aspira­ to members on bills of interest to against it was encouraging and in­ er's proposal, the committee met. Conceivably, the Nevada tests a measure of the tobacco density. The Interior Ministry said that As we say, this is a beautifully on Sunday. No symptoms are ever Atomic .Bbiergy Aarency (IAEA). may be directed toward reducing before the election. the- Moderate. Radicals and minor _ THE AS80CUTED PRJsHS tions of Peron's followers. them which were considered by the dicates a good chance of adoption 3*reeident Elsenhower proposed It voted 14-2 to accept Brickeris In medicine, physi(riai^, are now A similar victory plaim was TM Aaaoctated Preaa u ezclualvely pleasant news story, a remarkably L/Cgislature before it adjourned in the near future.” felt on Saturday night. The pa­ idea and wrote into the bill this the Inherent radioactivity of • A- using radioactive isotopes in parties barking Aramburu's plana antIUM to the uae ot republlcatloo of The chances of this admittedly reassuring account of disaster to tient sleeps soundl.y, wakes feeling such an agency 'tiec. 8, 1963. bomba which must be employed to issued by Arturo Frondizi, standard to amend the 1953 Constitution had .all oewa dlapatcbea credited to It. ot June 5. Highlights of Report provision: diagnosing or treating i/“the ail­ bearer of the anti-reform leftwtng 'not othrrwiae credited la tala paper, anti-reform, - pro-Peron candidate come, and it shows what a little Considerable UissatiMrartion well, eats a hearty breakfast, reads Eisenhower's idea waa to develop Aside from 5,000 kilograms of "trigger” H-bombs. ments'of an estimated one million won a total of 114 aeata in.-the and aim tbe local oeva pebltabad here. Highlights of the association's the paper, but about church time atondc energy 6n an international Among other highlights of the of the Radicals. Although he trailed All lUbta of repubUcatlon of apeclal appear to be good, judging by the certainty cart do to assuage even •The report Indicated consWerable report on three other major ftelds Uranium 235 which Elsenhower patients a year," the ABC said. Balbin'e 'forces Sunday, Frondizi 205-member assembly. ,Thls was dlapatcbea tacreln era alao raaerved dissatisfaction with the assembly's of legislation' were; the attack comes on and continues scale for peaceful uses. Nations already haa promised IAEA, any semi-annual report: six less than the showing in ear­ size of the Peron vole in Sunday's the loss of a city. until the services are over. Grad­ with riuelear materials, like’ths 1. The United Statea "reached told a correspondent of the New record. Finknolal reports to Union other materials he .wants to turn York Herald Tribune the followers lier unofficial tabulations but aUII Pull aem ea eUaat ot N. E. A. Sere- election. It seems that, althongh But as for the beautiful city of ually the patient feels betteri, and ' NORMAN’S Uinited States and Russia, would over to the agency must firet be the position where a 10-year uran­ gave the pro-government forces a Said Norris concerning the anti- Ice, Inc. members —. "An anemia bill was eats a hearty dinner.-In the after-'1 ium supply is in sight, that ia. the State Numbers of ex-dictator Juan Peron would rablhbera Repreaemaueea; Tbe It is almost two years since Peron Earth, we do not know whether it union shop bill; passed together with a bill regulat­ put some of them into an IAEA approved by Oonigrees. join his own supporters to elect him 23-vote majority in the assembly,. Jullua Haibewa S i^ al Anncy — N » was deposed in a revolution that Is sinking or rising, or at what ‘"There was a genuine sentiment ing to a certain extent negotiated noon, he ia greatly improved, and pool on which the have-not nations At firat the Eisenhower adminis­ supply from sources under con­ which meets SepL 1 in the provin­ Y o r it(nicapo.------Detroit and Boetna. is able to motor or take a walk. • 445 HARTFORD RD. -* tracts and from estimated in­ 13 Polio Cases president. HI^HB^^ AUDIT BUREAU o r brought cheers from democracy's speed it Is progressing toward employe welfare funds."' .eould dniw. « tration proteated. but it aoft- In another bid for the Peronist cial capital of Santa Fe. CIRCUUATIONB He eats a hearty Supper. ^ Eighty riations on both sMe* o t pedaled Its opposition later. Tee- creased domestic production will Aramburu wants the assembly to frienda the poisons of the Peron what fate, or whether we can do | Workman's Compensation — #. This disease Is. eommunicable. ' provide for the military and civil vote, Frondizi promised a general "Over 100 bills were introduced, HEADQUARTERS for tha Iron Cixrtain, after three years terday, the committee met aga^ Hartford. July 31 (>P),—Connecti­ amnesty if elected—in other words decentralize the . federal govern­ Tbe Herald Prlnttns Compaar, Inc., dictatorship have not yet been anything about whatever the speed . Almost invariably. Its course runs of debate on Eisenhower's pro­ kept the Bricker proposal in-the power development programs as cut has. had 13 polio cases so far ment and trim the presidential aaaumea no Biuuiclal reaponaibuity for most of which would' have been bill, andTKrW aenda it up -tb both projected for the next 10 years, legalization of the now-outlawed typocrapbical errora appearlaa tai ad- eliminated from the bloodstream and direction may be. Thia iin-; Droodles more harmful than helpful to our from parents to children; rarely' poaal, agreed last tell on the form this year compared with 16 during Peronist party—and permission for powers to lessen the chances of an­ jrertJaeinOTU and otter readlna mattar from children to pa-ents; of a treaty to create the IAEA. hoUaea pf Congres for approval. and for the United States interna­ lb The Hanc^eater Ereauit HeraldT of Argentine pollUc;i. ' . certainty, this cruel lack of a s-; B.v ROUCR PRICE Workman’s Compensation Law. a comparable period in 1936, the Peron- to return from exile hnd other dictator seizing control. 7. -It la becoming fearfully prev-; SALES and SERVICE The Senate approved thia treaty A tid /n g h t iQ House andId Senate tional commitments.” State Department of Health Sn- participate in Argentine political Frondizi had promised that if his' Why this rather extraordinary surance there ia nothing we can | Although It is univeriail.y ad­ alent. ' , ' look! certain. 2. The nation "made progress survival power for the Peron do, ia what keeps us mortals mitted by those who make objec­ June 18 after Bricker failed to ^ . - - nounced today, life on an' equal ■ footing ' With forces won a majority, they would 8. If not treated properly,' and get the Senate to say Eisenhower during the last six months in sll -. .Jn'lts report for the week end- other citizena. . dissolve the asscmblv at once and Por Tumdae—i p.m. Kooday. cauie? TTie elemental facta that prickly ^and nsurotic. tive comparisons of our Work­ in time, it generally proves fatal- REFRIGERATORS • principal aspects of the effort to b m, Tueeday. man’s Compensation Act with could piovide IAEA with no Inflation Found 'ing Saturday, the department alao Charges Election Fraud call for an immediate presidential Por T^raday—1 p. ^ Wedneaday. he la alive, with a foreign base of those of other statea that Connecti­ fatal to the soul! materials without prior consent of achieve economic nuclear poiyer,” noted a case of psittacosis (parrot Peron issued a heated statement election,. ^ Per Fttday—1 n. bl Ttauraday. ------WASHERS • although estimated construction operation! friendly to him, and W'fitch Center Set Up cut ranks first and foremost in its Omgress. fever), the 10th case of the disease in Caracas labeling Sunday’s elec­ with enough mlllioni stolen from genuine concern and assistance for - Sixth of Land Treated DRYERS• He called the Senate decision In All Business costs for power reactors have in­ in the atate this year. Last week's tions a fraud and branding provi­ ly ot il'caUod ' aaM M % at^ ay*^ creased. case was a saleswoman in a Pipeline Carries Solids JV the Argentine people to flnancej^ The French clock and watch in­ injured eniployes. there are al­ pot to go along with him ‘‘suicidal sional President Pedro Aramburu's ways those who would break down RANGES* folly." Two Rhode Island Demo- 8. The quest for nuctear-powered variety store where several ^ ra - regime a dictatorship. Peron in ef­ new agitation and' propaganda dustries have’ jointly created a Washington — The Interibr De­ -y aircraft reached the point where Wedneaday. July 81 many of its best features under the partment reports that during 1986 prata—Sena. Green and PaatOre— brought a man before City Judge keets had recently ^led of the fect placed second in the election, Grand Junction, Col.—The first among them , must all be reckoned technical center In Besancon. It is DISHWASHERS* James Demopolos on' a vagrancy "construction of test and service disease. pipeline ever built to transport a non-profit organization whose guise of improving the law.” some 65,000,000 acres of crop land swung^ hard at him. since more than two million voteri, in. But tbe key answer would seem Sales and Use Tax ■— "Industry’s ,.one sixths of the nation’s farm DISPOSALS * charge. faciUtlSs began” for the aircraft A polio case last week was a or about 25 per -cent, 'beaded his solid materials over mountainous board of directors is appointed by request that the purchase of Orfen said Brlcker'a idea would "What’a your tNiainMi?” Demop­ reactor program! l-year-Q]d Fairfield boy who had appeal to cast blank txdldts. country haa gone Into operation. J t WTib I Skies To Open? to lie In the fact that Peron, aa a the Ministry of. Commerce and In­ land devoted to crops — and more “play into Russia's hands." machinery used In manufacturing than 3,000;000 acres of forest were TELEVISIONS • olos asked. 4. The ABC alao "continued stud­ o d e‘polio ahot before his non- Hnal official returns awaited a carries a mixture of crushed GU- A* a reault of the aharpenlng of dictator, specialized in bartering dustry. Its duties cover meteoro­ goods for sale be exempted from Pastore said it vvould destroy "the 'il'm unemployed." was the an­ ies relating to the application of paralytic attack. drawn-out count of the ballots by sonite ore and water 72 miles from Weatem pojley atimulated by Sec­ bread for freedom, and , that the logical studies in mechanical time­ treated with three billion pounds 11 Very thing toe President is trying this tax was again rejected." of pesticides. j | swer. nuclear power to rocket and ram­ a special electoral commission. But mines at Bonanza, Utah, to a refin­ retary of State Dullea in peraon, keeping and the standardization 6f : to do." But . this, as will be seen, jet engines.'' ery near Grand Junction, where it fledgling democracy which has, didn't discourage Bricker. How do you support yourself 7” The land surface of' the earth Is the Interior Ministry issued "pro­ two more propoaala outlining succeeded him has been slow to Scientific and experimental re-! the judge pressed. 5. Radioactive isotopes "were about 52,500,000 square miles. visional” returns listing 2,117,161 is converted'into coki and gasoline. search amt the testing of materials, j The IAEA would work like this: world arena which might be cov­ make freedom live again, on the ‘I don't need any -money to get ail timekeeping problems, and the ! ‘DOITBLKBRRASTED Before' a have-not nation could along," the man said. ered by the firat adopUon of Preai- one hand, and incapable of dicta­ control of quality in production. j FIXIWEB POT ret nuclear materials it would nave to show how and why it "Well, you'll need some now,” De­ dent Biaenhower'a "open akiea" torial splendor with bread on the WITH TWO PAIR OF PLANTS mopolos replied. "I fine you >20 for -plana are about to be preaented to would uae them; it would need a Girl Triplets other. The signincance of this spe­ FALSR ARREST Sl'IT I Thia Flower Pot built for two was power plant, or reactor, for uaing- vagrancy."^ the London conference on ditarma- cial elation if that democracy in New York. July 31 (Pi—Her­ AND THURSDAY Nurse Martha O'Blak of Pittsburgh Hospital holds girl triplets ' invented by my Colleague, Dr. Ihem; it might need to get its own bom to Mrs. George C. Ainsworth, a «-6»mpany- ment.------:•' , —— Argentina still has a real battle bert H. Merritt Jr. of Danburv, Schwine. to help celebrate Nation­ acientUts and specialists trained; Conn., yesterday flled a 150,OW and an inspection system would Escaped Slayer dlspalcher. - The couple,.also parents of two boys, haa been Uv- Two previous propoaaU are on on its hands, and not, aa the first false arrest suit pgainat his wife. al Inventor’s Week (July 25-31). NIGHTS DURING in in a 4-room house. , Mrs. Ainsworth >UUd; "Vye didn't expect ' the record. One. by Russia would headlines Indicated, that It haa , Dr. Schwine claims that the public FRIDAY have to be in operation to be sure Caugfit in Texas them until September. My'husband went out and rented a 6- the significant role oi THIS SA Lf* the materials ^ven the have-not room house right away.” (AP Wlrepholo). Include much of continental Eu­ scored a comfortable victory. i ' n *^!|9*** played by the Inventor in the adi a were used for peace and not for rope, a little of European Russia, I vancement of human welfare. He f weapqns-mtking. Corpus ChVisti. Tex., .Juiy_31. all of SlberiE and the western half Nasser Accuses its noi aays that people are too eager to g Thia might, for some nations, lAh—An ■ escaped Misaouri ronvici with Jahsen when a'pSltca patrol of the United States. The eecond J imprisoned, caij- inventors "crackpots" and I lake years. Just getting a power who police said once ' vowed he gar spotted their car was wounded President Nasser’s charge against plant built to use the materials Public Records proposal already on the record, • ■ irhFn*lit-m.u’Fert f’fh screwballs" without giving them 1 would never be. taken alive, w as slightly in the leg when the car United 8Ute« policy—that It is ' L.f," if *5 *" opportunity to prove the value I would take three to four vears. captured 1h a bnishy area south of was run down on the south out­ by the United Stated, would mere- And the United States would not Quitclaim Deed trying to accomplish by "peace-l o iu rrh ^ rT “ strict of their creations He should know. H here today after a chase punctu­ skirts of town. t ^ 1 v/ouri, nere. Lately Dr. Schwln a inventions have ' have to hand over materials until ly cover ArcUc regione. In Siberia, ful" nieans what Britain and you r rooms ated by ofBcer’a gunfire. Police said two women were in DuPont and Clara P. DuPOn^, sDBi v n..»i!n.~.Vr.- Bob Hope. Well, it's his own fault . the have-not waa ready to use .Police identified the man_ as_the car with them, but were not Alaska and Canada. .Indications France attempted to do by .force properly-at;-Ol«ou -Bl4 end. Low APPLY FOB JOB :Uor inventing stuff like Double WATKINS ....' -V-'*- are, that wa made ihla ~propoaal' last fall—has so mb truth in it' ' Wa^Higtori. July 31 (.P)—The Decker Sleeping 9ags. Pre-fabri- i primarily. .... _ t...... ' ' Bulldlhg Permits Since the treaty doesn't say a man in Kansas 911y ‘U' -IB12. He 'Some 60 officers joined the hunt To K. and S. Contracting Corp, raady to' answer ttUMia#speafiCal- nation has to hifnd over materials escaped from the Missouri State late last- night after Jansen for.*»rumblebrook Acres, for , a ly on the ipiestion of what Euro­ aitMPANNUAt —but.only "may" do so—ft would Prison a month ago. officers '.said abandoned the car. dwciring on..Francea Dr., >13,500. them was any Sues issue, thought ] cirelli have applied fort he post-. .Termite Traps. And aUo ' Dmible- I; teerfi- this cmmtry could refuse in Jansen, unarmed, gave up meekly. pean eonea might be Included In he was going to topple Nasser 5y mastership) at Danbury. Conn. i Breasted Flowir Pots. any given situation, To K. and S. Cdntracting Oorp, such an aerial Inspection area. "I threw down on him with a , ■ Pi 'T. Barnum was the-first Im­ l o t Tumblebrook Acres, for his abrupt withdrawal of our of­ HOME FURNISHING Althuogh the Senate-approved sawed-off shotgun.” said'Det. Bill presario to buy his own railway dwelling on Frances Dr„ >16,500. 1 Now, apparently,/ we have been fer to help Nasser build the Aswan '..treaty made this countr.v a mem­ Tetec. “He didn’t argue.” cars. He used them to transport To C, Ogmbolati and Son, for a through the neceaeary consulta­ Dam. ber of IAEA, this has no practical. __An utiidentified latfor who waa his circus. dwelling on Hilliard St., >16,500. tion with our European allies,'and When that Dulles stroke pro­ are ready to make tbvo new pro­ duced the Nasser counter-stroke of I poaala SALE the nationalization of the Suez One will ba a sweeping affair, -Canal, and Britain and France MANCHESTER offering to Include all. of the fifially slipped away from us in ' United Statea all of Russia and order to invade Egypt with an idea! ^CLOSED pracDcally all of Europe in an.in-‘ of getUng the Canal back and' RESIDENTS Ifs HOUSE’S for your temational aerial inspection rone. dumping Nasser too, we operated! ALL DAY This we do not e x ^ c t Russia to in Oie United Nations to halt that ‘ MONDAYS accept, even though Bulganin, in aggression. This Nasser recalled, i his latest letter to the British, said with gratitude, in the course of i ONLY Cool Summer Vacation Needs ■ ■ .« Russia was willing to accept such his sptMch attacking us the other ^ A universal area day. ' ■■■• The second proposal about to be But he passed swiftly from this made by us apparently eliminates gratitude to a lurid bitterness, in MEN'S- - both the United States and Siberia, which he found qur refusal to sell ■ SPECIAL OFFER WAIST ( H id but would.estahliah a Rilt^Mnc of wheat to Egypt, our freezing of! aerial Inspection In Europe run­ INTRODUCTORY TWO WEEK ERyptlan funda and our proclsma- j COAT LENGTH ning from Irelwid east Uj, the lion of tbe Eisenhower. Doctrine SUMMER Urals. That ws .are now ready to CAMP SESSION all proof we had joined an "in-1 offer this indicates that wa havs temational Zionist'’^ plot against AUG. 5-AUG. 16 ^ persuaded our European allies that EgXPt. , ths West cannot afford to cede It is true, we think, that- some \SUITS Russia any furtber propaganda ad­ Americans, and among them some \ vantage fihm its own exploitation of our policy mskers, regretted Regular, lungs, ^orta, atauts of what was, of. course. President that our stand op the side of law.: and short stuuta. Blzea 85 to 50, Etsenhower’s proposal in the first and order last fail had the result; BRAE MARR place. To date, Russia has been of. of saving Nasser from dMtruction.' fering a fuller and wider test of It is also trus, ws think, that j ths “open skies" plan than we American policy, almost Immedl-^ DAY CAMP have, and we have been unable to ately after its success in restoririg' test Russian sincerity cither by pace in the Near* East, became' * to to acceptance of Russia's proposal or conceriied with esuhlishing the ■ PHONE: Mitchell 3-4365 ' by the submiasidn pf anx.. really impression that It was not in love - aighifleant counter propoaal of our with Nasser. j own. Now we ourselves seem American policy, we think, also j $ ■ $i ready to get down to csums on our recaptured the' same desire that Sh own President's plan, and that la had motivated Dullbs in yanking 'W..4 to the good, from every -angle, the Aswan Dam away from Nas­ from that of propaganda to'that of ser—the desire to punish Nasser, Now! Even humdrum hair All Wool A i’ • pVoepectiva accomplishment at and perhaps destroy him, because London. , he has flirted too strongly with can seethe with excitement! Soviet- Russia. Peronism Dies Hard ' 'ihis offem the Ironic poasibility Twist Broadloom The results of Sunday's election that relationa will now be better D x j R a j f u e w CO O L SUMMER In Argentina have not given between Egypt and BriUln, one reg. 13.95 MEN'S CO O L SHORT friends of Argentine democracy of the natfons which attacked Ifs Here! Amazing Tower Handle’ too much, to cheer about. For, de­ SLEEVE Egypt with miliUry. forcer than Plaii) carpet makes rooms look- larger. But absolutely ‘plain spite the apparent victory of the Yhey are between Egypt and the SLACKS moderates,. the outlaw'ed i^arty of carpet shows every footprint; .ef'ery thread, every bit of soil­ , * United States, the nation whi^ ing. Not-SO with Sheffield. It’s woven of hardtwist woolen Many are wash and wMur. drives a Whole family of yard machines! the exiled dictator. Juan Peron led- the diplomatic battle against OILOIS emerged as the. single largest fac­ aggression. yarns that gives thfe surface a nubby, shadowy effect that Watkins Alio 100% tropical wool. Now, for Hi* first Hme, you con own o whol* f ^ ily of Tore yewd mochints without buy­ eliminates shading, does not .show'.soiling. Jind it thrives on tion in the voting and as the po- Our chances of "getting" Nasser ing on fngine for •oeirmcichin*! Th* Tore Power Hondit mokes it possible! Power Handle tepUal.wlelder of the balance of may be better, than they appear on hard wear and shampooing. Correct with any kind of furni­ Exclusive ture from Early American, through 18th Century, to con- ;.95 is simply o eembinotien engine-ond-hondle .iinlt that switches In seconds from on* genuine power in the approaching national the surface. Perhaps there are un- to election. • leen-forcea against him In Egypt, tefnporary! , - Tore work iinlt to another— fastens firmly in place, r* into the sea. it * radiant. And gray is pure "150 gray or Tuscan red. $47.50. (Usually $59.05)'. Choose match-- STAMPS WITH CASH SALIS do BaJbln received 2,067,229 votes; AfUr 20.000 years, this trend wlU shimmering silver! Try it today! I S[7 ing hall, runners for $5.50 a lineal yartf $3.50 t. $5.90 according to late returns. With reverse Itself, and Venice‘will be­ and scat'ter and room size rugs to match r • • FREE PARKING IN REAR O F STORE votes for smaller, like-minded, pag- gin rising again. • ,CeM«e LeepenJ tlaa bringing .tha total reformist Thia Is the most beautiful piece mdniglu Prmllue MEN'S SWIM WEAR rota to mora than 4,000,0<^pro- of news We have encountered in a WELDON KndCktmrnk $12.95 matching 3x5' Rug> . . 9.50 COLORS and SIZES TO SUIT EVERYONE amandment forcoa will control the long time. DRUG COMPANY B m m tjfo m r SUmr Uink .- C.E.HOUSE&SON 906-aeat oonatltuent aaaembly, 'The rate at which lovely Venice 901 MAIN STf—MI 3-5321 $75.00 matching 8x10' Rugs ..59.95 $2 95 Y. $1P.OO trtdek win meet Bept. 1, la sinking is a stetlstical certainty OF MANCHESTER $95.00 matching 9x1.2' Rugs .,75.00' « ti ’.V. ■'.:. i . w ! .

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Dulles Confers with Zorin, 840 Only Death WiU Curtail CIO President v m o —loM New Weather Pattern IVOBO—1860 Daily Radio Fireme&^fiuy WHAT—010 Arms Talks at Vital Point Asks/ Removal WlXXi—1290 Parole Appeal: Leopold Hope of Drought Area B u L rn OiHrUght TteM IVFUP—1410 MORE SELECTIONS!..MORE STYLE!..MORE VALUE! sResuscitatbi (OonHaed from Paga One) ^ -ha Maritlma territoriea of Kam­ OfHoffa’sMan Tha foUowing program aehed-OS: chatka and Salihalin in the Far ulea ara auppli.d by tha radio ttllAY—Serenade (OMitifittQd from Pud* On») ♦his request and ruled that his cate ,, _ ^fcUes was reported tO'have won East; Alaska and the Western Boston. July 81 (AP)4A Nsw should reappear on Its docket------iin „ (SpecialI—The uie Allies' hesitant approval at a ^OonMoued from Page One) weather pattern gave hope today managtmanU arid are subject to 1965. Since then. portion of the United Statea. changa wltnout notica. Staj Kxu* Xeopold’t Uwyein, w m with him Leopold hasl Vemon Fire District has ordered , ,e*gion last night to an expanded Britain, France. West Germany A b o u tT o w n that the prolonged drought that WDRO—Lowell Thoms* y«iter'«“»'\t«tor when qollec-lwere experiencing considerable Workers (UTW). borough Rd., is exhibiting her an­ may mean the en**Reconi Rtvltw w vw irffi?’* KvMln* (2^ Huata I other Allied leaders. Emphasis and UTW — have been implicated stable Counties after a S-montH WKNB—P U £EN »—f.Ttnlng 8*r«nad* the Board will look with More I because he had sen-ed. along with Ins Womens' Auxll-; „.as on the open skies plan, which rl lories In exchange for InspetUion in disclosures before the Senate R. Andrews Kingsbury of 'Tal- ■ dry period, v r r x c ^ i m Radio Lana JTK^LIf* and th* World favor on,, the aupen’ised parole other convicts, as guinea piga 'jp Jum or etreaaiM earlier in ex- of practically all of European Rus­ WDRC-i-Cal Koib.v X 55S~?'arl«t Collliiftwoed which Leopold plans to seek this sia. 'That W’ould take in mn.4t Sov­ Rackets committee headed by Sen. cottvllle. a senior at Bowiloin Col-! x series of violent electrical WPOP—Waa Works ,.ffP O P -8ay It With Muale wartime testa of, experimental ?! * ! pressing hope that a pracUcal he- McClellan (D-Ark). lege, Brunavvick. Maine, has been storms—-acconipanied by driving tetd fall. Malaria drugs. Leopold has been town rsnv«.^t iRht Ih., In th® ; i orinnlmr nnOn ffi«AmiBm»ntdisarmament s»ntiMcould Kbea iet territory Weat of the Ural WHAV-Polk* Parly Leopold drsf became eligible for The Ethical Practices Commit­ named to tha deans list for the —stnirk Eastern Maaaachu- W HAY-Record Rodeo g model prisoner. Warden Ragen hraaid ^ ‘ ^ Monday,! {Achieved soon. Mountains. Parts of Southern Riis- tee haa drawn up a bill of partic­ faU seraeater a t the college. | ,*tts and Cape Cod yesterday. Two WCCC—Record Review »^1«»'»4 Orod Muale parole in 1953. The Board rejected has. said. -aia would be excluded. WKNB—P M. WKNB—Owina Eaay sun moromoney .1 expected to ' " P-'-’P®**' ulars on officials of the 160,000 , ------. „ ■ Burlington women were burned by WTIC"*-Newi Amavng Swrings! open the East and West to 3. A region centering on the member Bakery Workers Interna­ Miss Dorothy Steinberg. 70 Ben- lif-htning. a bolt set fire at tha WDRC-Newe WDHC-»B. i) I..«wla be added to the fund as a result of W[POP—Wax Works WPOP—Gan* Busttri separate collections that are now Inspection from the sir as s step Arctic Circle would be opened. In­ tional Union, based on teatimony Miss Vii'ginla Ryan. Boston Sand A Gravel Co. in Scitu- lilS- toward disarmament at the Geneva cluding Alaska and the Aleutian Is-, taking place a t tha Vepnon Trailer before the Senate committee, but 138 Charter Oak St,, returned there were power losses ' WHAV—Keretiade WHAY—Polka Party Fashion FoYcrites! Summit Conference two yearz lands and corresponding parts of Monday from a 16 day*' trip to Braintree and Cape Cod. Leopold, Loeb Trial Oourt, the .local American Legion this report has not been yet made , WCCC—Record Review WKNB—SwingSwt'wjO'lO Eaav 0«<>4 a. Muale poet, end the Rosedale develop­ ago. East Siberia. Kamchatka and the public. ’ Eiirope. They visited England, Hoi- , WKNB—Baeebalt Matinee WriC—Rose Miller P* ruBAT 3 Kurile Islands. ment, Rauschenbach continued. Russia later sail. It would go James G. Cross, Bakers Union land, Belgium, Germany, Switzer- w ThrT! eT^ .WDRC—Cai Koibv L«wi» In officially closing the fund along with the general idea and The Western partners siso were president, w ns,the official of that land, Ireland and France. The trip Mruck b> ligl^ni^ WPOP—Bob and Ray WPOP—Gan* Buatera last April- SO Zorin proposed said to have agreed that before iisa-' Roaring 20s Classic drive, Rauschenbach stated; “We Union most under Are, in th e Sen­ «as made by pjMe. i knocked out and burglar IrfK- mteT-Potka Party z opening about sever, million square any. closing of the disarmament ate hearing. Among other things WHAY—Road Show want to thank the Women's Auxi­ WCCC—Kecuro Review WTIC-Nlitht Una liary and the junior Department miles of communist territory If talks, they should submit a joint Cross was accused of beating- up Sept. 21 has been «d as the "" *" ‘ WKNB—Baseball Matinee W 0j^—Fuaty Drapar the West would open a aithilar package proposal for a limited dis- for the •• Village Charm Fair ' to be ' thunder squall, t ' IJWPr-Modarn Sounda DRESSES By BUM EU , LANE ' plr# before parole ellgtbilitv. Thus for the time they spent canvassing unio'n political foes, borrow­ WTJC^UbU Radio tsane Chicago. July 80 '<*» — Bobby the town, all the people who con­ area. a-mamenl Agreement. It would In­ held by the Second Congregational i Mrs. Howard M heelock. 50. of WDRC—Cal Kdbv ' the 99-year sentence waa Uie sev­ ing some $100,000 from a I ■ WPOP—Bob andf Ray WhAY—Polka Party Pranka, 14-year-old ton of a well- erer, making imprisonment for at tributed for their generosity, and That Soviet suggestion would clude Western suggestions on open baking industry employer, and Church at the' Community Y. An Coventry, was struck while aittlng tVTO—Nl«ht Lina tixjo South Side Chicago family, least 33 years mandatory. especially Mr, and Mrs. Robert have opened most of West Europe^ skies Inspection, reduction of con­ keeping a convicted prostitute on added attraction dhia year" will be a metal chair on her porch, I jS*- WDRC—Ruaty Drapar a fortune telling tent, with Mrs J. There were no visible signs of WHAY—Road Show, WPOP—Modarn Sounda accepted a ride from two older The following day. Sept, 1 1 . L e o - rBlaisdell , , .... for all their help In including part of 'Britain; much of ventional arms and forces and the union psjToll as an “organiz­ WCCC Kec"?b Review •;ee... ♦’neighbor youths about 8 p.m. on pold became convict No. 9305 and ' *“« >und a success." East Europe but only a part of terms for suspending nuclear wea­ er." • H. Finlay, Mrs. Emma Inman and Injury hut ahe was taken to a WKNB—P. M. Miss Faith Fallow aa fortune tell- ho.spital for obs^-ation. WTiC-limit Ksdin \ane WHAV-NI*hl Waleh o May 21. 1924. WTIC-Nlrtl Una Loeb No. 9306. ’ , ' The Blalsdells-are the parents of West Russia: Kaatem Siberia and pon tests and inspection . Dave Beck, Teamsters Union I Mrs. Barbara Bez^son, 35. and W’DRC -C al Kolby A few moments later, yoUng WPOP—Wonders oC the World WDRC-Tha World Tonight 15 Oz. ICED TEA Under terms of the sentence the' *^***''^ Blaisdell Jr.. 2-year-old boy pfesldent, has announced he ia re­ ___ . I Mrs. Jane Walsh, 29, of BurTlng- WPOP—Modern Sounda Franks was Killed by Mows of a two were to become eligible’ for^'^’*’"who drowned' in the Hockamirii------linquishing office in. a few months. |:M - •iia- cold chisel in a crime that was to River behind hia Overbrook This followed Senate Committee Atty. Vincent L. Diana, !va Clinton ‘on suffered leg burns when their WHAY—Dateline WHAY—Night Watch parols application In 1957. Ike Against Adding Alert Fireman St., was released from the Air: “ntomoblle was struck by llght- Wexx^—Ckiod Kvenlng Gopd Must® WTIC-Nlafit Lina riiock a nation used to bootleg gang IxM>b Killed In Fight 'Heights home June 20. They con­ teatimony he used some $300,000 WKNB—’Today in Sporta WDRC-Tha World Tonight Wari, lynchlngs and -Bolshevtat tributed $100 to tha resuacitator Force on July'23. He spent two "'"K- They were taken to Choate WTIC-Newe ^ b waa never to .reach the A passing fireman prevepted ; to $400,000 of Teamsters funds. WPOP—Modarn Sounda purgas. point where release waa a poaai fund. Jury I'rial Clause I Beck invoked the Fifth Amend- yeara in the aervtce, with the Judge ! M ^ o ^ l Hospital. W oburn. W PRC-Newe t!Sa- BMore the month waa out, the what might have beerra costly Advocate Corps at Sampaon Air | Cape Cod lightning atruck WPOP—Datellnd Cona. WHAY-Ntahl Watch GLASSES bllity. He Waa killed by razor ! ment In refusing to talk to aena- fire to a house on E. Middle -i:U - WTIC-N1*Ei Una zl klUera had confessed' Nathan Force Baae, N. Y„ and with the TOttages in Hyannls.. Falmouth. slashea in 1936 during a fight with To (Givi! Rights Bill Tpke. this afternoon when he I tors about it. Sandwich. Marstons Mills, West WHAY-Bpone. WDRO—'Riiaa Naughton (Babe) Leopold, 18-3rtar-old honor a fellow inmate of Statevilie, Beck is under federsi income tsx Far East Air Corps at Fuchu, WeXX—Oood iCvenlns Oood Muele ^ WPOP—Modarn Sound* graduate of the University of Chi O b itu a ry discovered flames coming from Japan. Barnstable. Truro and Wellfleet, WKNB—Evening' Be renade What have the 33 years in prison (Oontinned from Page One) . a porch at the front of the evAsion and state larceny charges. causing min(w damage. _y t WTIC-^lrictlv bpuru WHAY—Night Watch Richard meant for Leopold? WDRi.'—Weather and Zalman WTIC—Night Una (C d ^ e ) Loeb, 18, brijght, and house. Mr, and Mrs. Robert Richmond, "Tri West Barnstable a 2j!,0ftO His conduct record haa been congressional support than public Asst. Chief Fred Sweet of the WPOP—Lawrence Welk WDRC—Ruaa Naughton much more personable than book- exemplary, earning him the maxi­ 60R S. Main St., quietly celebrated volt sub-station wag put out of WPOP—Modern Sounda Super Sensa­ appeals. You don't influence Con- i 8th District Fire Department, their 64th' wedding anniveraary service "and the Ca^ and Vine­ WHa T—Serenade ie:ee«a- U l .»S-i _ , It free-iaitca scholar throui ffisenhower said he doesn't ge^ thelr-kome;------—^— ------tranaformers knocks-out.^-' • WTIC—* Cole G‘es- k.liib WDRC—R^e Naughton Values To $14,98 florAl peitterns. o piled one upon the other. That sons up And make slatemehta every~2(r ^ « n ittT a r “isaT ah “liMS&'a*Aiac'«''' other Johtf jijgfjBBag, 27. of Tolland NktiglfloiS' '■ • rx '•♦Tiis , ■.8 . >u n • labor handling the defense in his parole board to cut hta term fur- Cremation 'will take place in . would be stopped right In their I Vinci's paintings extant? car. H^ took her to Manchester WHAY- Symphony In the Night • 1,4.» w hi 11 yOi /V (in I Memorial Hospital where she was Jerusalem, Israel Sector, July ALUED rACTOaV ACTBOBIIED vnre—Starlight derenade and il ' v'ou'’. ;i* peculiar, theatrical atyle. ther—to 64 years.—^ving hipi a Springfield. Masa A m e mio rial | tracks. - j A, — Da Vinci’s known work ia FEAR NEW VOLCANO WDRC—R um Neughton : i probable unconditional release In aervlga. vvil) be held, in the Second | An SBA extension Is pne of aev-, among the world’s rarest There, treated for cuts and bruises to her SI (A’l — The Jerusalem dla- TV SERVICE ill.' . (If KU Dsrrow’a opponent waa Robert Me.\lco City, Mexico. July $1 fare. WPOP—Hound Dog K. (Fighting Bob)’ Crowe, the December ofithla year. Congregational Church at, a, date 1 eral bills which Democratic Leader , are not more than 30 authenticat->| (jp^ a larceVrark in ibe Rsrfh trisl reort tnda.r aentencefi ' C l C A Po' Hoaa. Call ft ' fi Ii''nif( lifTW’ f ’ :: - ;!n Blias Is scheduled to appear In WHAY-Nlght Watch C-omph t(*' state’a attorney frankly aeeklng His petiUoiu written In his cell.: f® announced. In lieu of flow-! Lyndon B. Johnson of Texas- pro-' ed work.s of . his in existence.Two raused bv Sunday’s earthquake Father Joachim cl .Anthony, for- ▼ • J V Pins Parte wnC—Staril^t B^renadk LADIES’ LOVELY ▼Migtnee for aodety. gave Leopold's own thoughts on friends may contribute to the I posed for Senate action in seeking . of his more celebrated paintings bein'r watched near (’hsu. Town Court on Monday. mcr head, of the Coptic Oiria- BU 9-0980 WDRCwRuee Naughton o V " A what he thlnka has happened to; Hemeniberance Fund of the a truce In the CSvll Rights debate i are the Mona Uss and the Last tins Inwestern Mexico for tian community In Israel, to 12 OMrvbia All Haaebws** Ar*a , Tha Issue, dilemma of Circuit Al'SyR.ALli.AN RANCHES y r i p e r n s r Judge John R. Caverly, boiled down him. ’'I have had 33 .years to ^ ■ . ’ - yesterday. Unanimous agreement. Supper. ' si™. It might years in prison for eoplonsge. M Clf O QUAUTT I // bventuall.v to: Life.or death for the reflect on It—12,000 da.Ys to carry ._T fi*'‘* wUVhe no calling hours. J was required for such a truce, and ------. , new volcano. Renorts from the . sThe court was told Incriminating Extra Care Fails, A single Australian cattle ranch material was found on the prieat youthful murderers? objected. He said the coun-] . Q _ What is the expense of the west coast village' of Ometepec SHORT SLEEVB No Jury to be be bitterly remorseful," he WillimantiCv. is in try wants setion on the Civil Pacific Ocean? may cover hundreds of sqtiare as he was returning from Jor- SWIM SUITS (■ said a huge fissure on the edge miles. Oife ranch in .northern Ati- dan thhough the official border Shot Kills Horse The triai opened July 2 1, 1024. X'charge' of arrangements. Rights Issue. , A It comprises one-half of the of a river was belching smoke i He disclaimed any pretensions Eisenhower said he hopes noth­ atralla la bigger than the whole post at Jerusalem 's .Mandel- and Crows piled the evidence, world's water surface, is larger and Issuing rumbling noises. country of Belgium. haum Gate last October. FRANK'S HeedavUI., Wia. (ft—Arthur Wa)f- j WORK hardly contested In.cross-examlna- to’’ 'genlua.” ‘ kira. ^Emma W. Fuss ing disastrous comes of the Sen­ than the entire land surface, and ner took extra precautions to pre­ Oon by Darrow. before Judge Cav­ I am a humble, verv common-' Mrs. Emma .Walton Fuss, 75. ate's inaction on SBA extension. covers about one-third of the en­ sent irrational hunters from mis-; iS lIf';- X erly who heard U all without a place person,” Leopold''said. “If widow of Henry F. Fuss, formerly Various other bills, including tire area of the globe. taking his brown riding horse fori Jury. I Jiave becomjs a sj-mbol, it Is hot of Philadelphia. Pa., died .yesterday money mea.xurea for the Defense ANTIQUES SHIRTS m.v doing. r j the Greenlawn ■ Convalescent 420 LAKE STREET A deer. But he wasn't quite care­ Details were stark .How Bobby. and .Agriculture Departments, are Q — Who wrote the Inscription ful enough. I "Gentlemen, I earneatl.v beg ,vou [ Home In Rockville after a long ill- stymied by the debate on the civil , “Equal Justice Under Law " that WILL BE CLOSED .. W'gner kept the 1276 horae In ] pwS*are^ts?a*Utt*^iU^y*at' ^ the mercy I did not rightan.1 bill. ^ appears on the U.8. Sunreme the vrn during' Wlgeonain'a 8-day ; ilSTBtr^^dVai" Wue*^onty Robert H. of Eisenhower had this to say on court building? deer season. There was some ditference in, Springfield, Mass., tvv'o grandchil- until further notice be­ a short walk from his home. How other subjects: Charles Evans Hughes. Three minutes .After the aeaaon ; 4»s of the killera, in the back teat thls ’plea from his remark at a ! dren and one great-^andchild. Pri- School Aid Bill — Biaenhower cause of sickness and closed, he let the horse Into a ' Wonderful assortment at a rented touring car, smaahed news conference on hta first day | vate funeral services will be held, said he will submit a new school, pasture for exercise. A few miiiutea i of >v«Rtad ityiea jn Cot­ aa a convict: "I suppose this' with , the Ladd Funeral Hofne, aid bill to the next session of Q — Is aluminum an abundant reniodelinB. tons and Lastex. Slaaa; 5 the youngster's heed srithln min- m ^ l ? later, )te heard a shot. He'found I utsa of- ftM. - h. Iv' "’ouldn’t e»v\Ai«Aii a. be a/v so vu hard for lo r some Home ' Rockville, •' in charge of arranger Congress—a' bill, he said, that .the horae dead, shot through the: Small, Medium and ■ I dumb fellow, with not'm uch Intel-l«n------. won't put an ^albatross around the — Tea. It'la on* of the most Large. Priced for quick frS!t W beride tht dtlJc • i<*“"’b fellow, with hot much Intel- j.nt«nts. abundant metala and the lightest chest with A shotgun slug. Thw« fh.r.Lit i.# .K .V 'bgence “tand "o ho imaglna*—• imagination, and Buri'al w-ill be-In Philadelphia. neck of the Xmerican taxpayer. clearance! dlsooilltl* of the "o„„ real life behind h,hi„d him. hi™ That'a, «b*re Mrs. Fuss lived much of her Atomic Testa—Elsenhower indi­ in commqn use. Reg. 11.98 Value fflapcattion of young Franks' body what makes it hard •• life. cated he saw ho conflict between In a culvert south of the city, and makoa it hard----- Q — By v^bat name are the XationaJly Famous Make, his own statement that he would Sanferlaed. Tan. Gray and typing of a ransom note to his like to see an end to atomic weap­ Euphrates and^-^gri* r l vi e ra benefit father later. s-x , w* known after they mqel' Chinoa in Small, Medium, ons on the basis of total disai mar Het^'tfie.besl'b Large and Bxtra Lnige. Incredible Stupidity ' l i a r I M r I KeS DO Vs Funerala. ment and a more recent assertion A—The rivers meet^v^ve Basra oviffence o r t n - o . . | . * s' i" ! by Secretary of State Dulles that in Iraq and. from th at point to the o stopidity by the briiiii^t h ticK s ID F o rp n e a c i the world muit expect future vv-ara Persian Gulf they are caltee fought with atomic weapons. 8hatt-al-Arab. glasses near the culvert w-hew the Funeral services for Mrs. Re- The President said he himself Q — Is the bluefih tuna a faj F-I-N-A-AL ^ a body was stuffed away; the; ti.jm , ui. 5*"* R- Polinsky. Hartford, were swimmer? — z was expressing'an aspiration while j billed job of dismantling the J*** ; held at 8:30 this morn morning at the Dulles was talking about present A—Ye*, tuna have, been crocked typewriter on which the ransom I S' e. I. ; Holmes ....es Funeral Home, 28 IVoodIVood- realities. at speeds of more than 40 ntilea. OUAMNOE letter was writteh. was I bridge St., and at 9 o'clock in SU German-Japaneae Assets—Elaen-, per hour. They can apparently, LADIES’ COTTON ■ TheMrial lasted a little over um;; ^ , ^**"’0riar.B ridget'a aiurcJ). The Rev. John hpvv’er said a statement vvlll be is-1 maintain rates of about nine miles > - month. Darrow, in a dram atic |J. Delaney was the celebrant,, the sued later In the day on tha quea-' per hour indefinitely, GIRLS' change of pace, withdrew the pleas '■. Stephen, or Scoop, was play Rev'. .Dennis K. Hussey, the dea­ tlon of returning former enemy aa-1 — — of innocence that had been entered i another-youngster con. and the Rev. Jarqei T. O’Con­ sets seizeiff by the U.S..^{overnment | Q Why ii a preson who has for I.oeb luid Leopold, and substl- “f his parents. Mr. nell. the subde'acon. Paul Uheteiat your fits! pay.eheck 3 guilty pleas. in World War II. / ,| given up drinking liquor 'said to SWIM The. climax was Darrow'* plea Atomic Energj’ Commiaaion — be “on the wagon?" JERSEYS _for mercy. He wishes there would be speedy A—The expression started with "You may hang these boys, You 5 * '^ V yd-.A fter Scoop threw the CemVteiw .confirmation of two men he has: the old U.S. Army. The wagon re­ named to the AEC because they; ferred to Is the water wagon which may hang them bj- the neck until 0"''t» *t the target, another youth a Bsa so- aos a M*$ A C*/*"* aksmsl <8 k am*a ~ t ~ SUITS thjr are deid" h“/told j7dVe c;v- i W thosrwhlrh'weVe‘lying , RoUn^"'Baker* jthn"'lerafl®''l;nd ' Tu i accompanied ■troopV or-maVcK eHy.• rtv »*Oa*’But.»9 in rlAlAd*doin^ soaa yon..a*. ..Jitwill 611 th® groupd ffmUnH beyond h^vnnrf the *s.aatree snd a«*$ ■ Fredriqiie 3 .Lew is * “*»*» ; l « fun membership. Eisenhower's tiSomeone who disci- turn >*Qur face toward the pvt ih^w' them back. i ------‘______I "Ominationa John F Flo^rif and | pfinca’ for dripkewlla wi7ordered John 8. Graham to the AEC are to slay on the water wagon. the Payroll Savings Plan is the one sure way 3 **I am pleading for the future. 1 darts, having a rusty ^ ; pending in a Senate committee. - ' • S T U C C O ^ 1 Conflict of Interests—The Presi­ Q — How many federal p en i-' to hold onto some of it! is;, - “ '•f” * ’ir i' »'•>"<■>' dent said he thinks Congress might tentarlca art there? . . ITie commencement exercises are over. Stripei, A'.^: Six. Alcatraz. Atlanta. I Kirhi^pay period the amount you’ve Prints of Jacquarda. I Leavenworth. Lewlsburg. McNeil 'The diploma .you worked four years to named fs set aside in your account.'H’hen and wida asaert- taking g o v e rn m e n t'^ e rr. Haute.’ get it youri. And the world is waiting! Knite, Bollda, maht of styles. you’se accumulated enough, a Savings Combed Cotton id these statutes may be So now you’re on your first job. Bet Tarn in Small, Sisea $ to $x. v*4iro a vui a mo ' —*— asic; Q—May a convict decline a con­ Bond it purchased in yotir name and antiquated and have in some in­ ditional pardon? you’ve got plant, too! There's a certain" ttiiliBiE Medium and a couple df rattlesnakes, coiled ?*-. "i**. removed and the wound , stances kept good men from be­ gisen jp you. And those Bonds start-to Larga. and ready to strike." .' u . ' coming government officials. ' A - ■ Yes. He may. refuse to ac­ kind of car you’ve had your’eye on all add up to real money fast becaute, not On Sept. 10. Judge Caverly pro- ® * mishap made him the i cept the conditions. through school. Or, perhaps there's a nounced sentence In a packed , member of his family to Tobacco Used Eisenhower made these com­ only are. you purchasing them regulirly, sourtroom-for each defendant, f” |o Manchester Memorial Hospj.' ments when ashed about the diffl-| q wv,.» t certain girl. In either case, yoii’11 need but the Bonds you already own arc earn* American a good chunk of money! Ufe Imprisonment fpr murder and * «noVera ‘n Al.Ti "‘i;; ing interest for you. H cra'i txaetly the ri^ht 99 yeara lor for kidnaping.Kinnaping. Cavagnaro waa releaaed about aa many cigarettes m -i, , ! j^nd afihough jobs are plentiful and Regular $1,9$ Value! •To thele offenders, - ■ particularty , '‘o®*' Mter a three-week j®*® •* I*>ey did three yeara be-1 *[[• A *— The world's oldest insects Now Savings Bonds arc better tlm evtr! paint for Btaeoa, bnelu wages are high, a iiariing salary it still onMpt, aMeoniy, and of thet ype they...... are.'' he. said, Scoop’a young-; „ ^ore. but the cigsrettea took 8.5; ^ Defense Wilson as an ; Every Series E Savings Bond purchased "the prolonged suffering------of* - vears------«r brother [’'’other was was treated treated last laat w..u week Per PO*" cent ^5"! less le*". tobacco. tobacco. The in- Eisbhhower aaid that In reneral i T”* discoveriea were just that—a starting salary. You hate to aabeetoi ifaiDgl^ for MEN’S of confinement may well be the oatimatea that filter tips u,f 5!TriwstL!!rid hli mere Impressions, but actual figure tome way to save for those plant since February 1,1957, pays 3i/«% inter, ahakta, abinglea and LADIES’ GOnON •everer form of retribtitlonretribution and of asthma. , displace some tobacco. In 1956 cooperative In 7. lending aome of I t a *'”*’***'****< *'’ amber 60,- of yours! eat when held to maturity. It pays higher rough wood aiding. «x)»lation." twenty - eight per cent of the 000,000 yeara ago. interest, too, in the- earlier years, and I cigarettes had filters. top men to the government. There it a wonderful way offered to Fortified with ’Dnlux” SHORTIE Barred from Parole r «ir-i • , » matures in only 8 years and 11 months. He added that the parole board ' Iron H huker Strong j Q — Are the U.^.' House and _ you by vour .Government, f t’s the Pay­ reein, iVe built to la e t Now, more than ever, it’s kmart to aave Ooinee ready to jme—tto BLOUSES hM under llUnois law the diecre-! . ,. , -----— n i „ ‘While* Rhino Is Grav Senate chambers limited In use tp roll Savings Plan. Here’* how it work's. $ 6 .3 9 Hon “never to admit these defend-1 ^ whisker ’ of pure iron, about H rillsll liiKhMayB Paved legislative biisinets? with guaranteed-zafe U. S. Savings aaeaey pcepuataon. G o es PAJAMAS ante to parole. one hundredth the diameter of a ______The so-called White Rhinoceros A - - Yes. They may Hot be used ^oii simply sign the aiilhorizatinn Bonds. Buy them regularly where you on $0 eaaily ... covers ‘To such a policy." he aaid, “the human hair, gently withstood a Almost the entire highway for other purposes. - f card in your payroll office. Sign up for GAUON le really not white, but a dull gray. bank or through the^Pay'roU Savings aolidly... givee enduring oourt urges them strictly to ad- PO" ®9ulvalenrto 1.900,000 pounds ■ mileage is hard-surfaced in the. Its mosf notable feature is the re­ as little or ai much as vou like. here.” per square inch before breaking. i United Kingdom and Belgium Q - - Does |he mockingbird have much as you like. Plan where you work. k>w-hjeter beauty. In Letd Ot 4 Gallon. markable length of ita horns, which a- long of ita own 7 Or Mere lawyers have pointed out since exceeds the tensile About Uiree fourtha of the hlgh- in the femsle reach more than 60 thon that Judge Caverly could of one of the atrongeat ways in France are paved, as are ^ Part cfnpry American’s sailings hfhng, in U. ,S. Savings Bends. $ 1.77 have virtually aasured-that neither commercial steel wires ' about half In the'United ...... SUtes end M . . ,1k, mor. ,h.„ I 'V,' youth vvould ever leave prison ------more than half in New 2k:aland. Ingbird also mimics almost everv yllva If he had ordered that the I other bird and frog found, in its two terms hin consecutively. It) India Adda S/Miniatriea : neighborhood. L JOHNSON PAINT CO. tha 'aba^ce of such speolflcatioh. Tiih* Made Slip-pi-oof,. \ Desert Supported Indians L taa law provjdaa that sentences 'Two Indian miniatriea have been Orangeburg, N. Y. — A new, Q — U it an actual fact that a 72S MAIN ST.—MANCHESTER Prints, Plaida In Short Sleevee C o tto n pllaaes, atriped or (My be served at the same time, abolished—Productiem and Natural Salt- Lake a ty - S o m e 10,000 woman was once arrested for and Sleeveless Styles. And the longer one determining how colorless lotion packaged In a Indians once lived in the desert print ^tterna in middy oe Resources—and three new ones •pray applicator haa been devel­ emokinp a cigarette on the they're Weahable, too. Sizes 82 button front' atyjaa. Sizes; much time must be served. created: Transport and Coramuni- west of Great - Salt Lake. 'They street? to. 38. A Ufe term carries authority for oped make bathtubs slip-proof. had no agriculture, -Irrigation, A. B. C, D. Flrat QuaUtyl oatJone; Steel. Mines, and Fuel; The manufacturer eayS one appli­ — On Sept. 28. 1904, police in Jiaitrlfpfitpr Svptttttg ffprald pBBtim parole after 30 years. One and Education and Scientific Re­ or catUe, and only primitlre New York Cljy arreeted a woman flmrd or a apeclflq term must ex-i cationto of the loUoa lute for tooIi.They survived chiefly on search. ”tt Ave. for smoking a eigar- TPKL weeks. wild eeeda, roots, and nuts/ Self Service! Open Daily 10 A.M. to 10 P.M Money Back Guarantee! I b rw $fif Slw iaa»-1 sisiltiih^i'l^'‘%7nV ti |«T MAMOHESTERIREEH f V ,^_! , t. ' . , , ^,•1) ^ ■ f ■

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P A G E t w e l v e ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, JU£.Y SI, 1967 WEDNESDAY, JULY 81, 1967 organisation^ choice for nomina­ WEDNESDAY, JULY 31, 1967 Open Foruni GOP Primary tion to the Senate last year against WRter Reuse CI,000 miles away from home. To ly Vtorward the riot buret out in But ^hile no hoatagea were and . courage you have given thai)/in the 1056 Senatorial continued to reflect - the majority creaaea the need for treatment to I As Ilvel.v—and cute—a bunch Robert P. Fuller, vice president^ OPEN TILL • EVENINGS ■ the Ooilntry Club golf course should Green fees for non-members are taxea. keep homesickness to a minimum Another point which Fuller hurt^ prison officiala and the me. through your kindness and y when GOP candidates S?d view of organization Republicans prevent scale, corrosion, and slime j of youngsters as ever came down the company takga the girls on two Town Directors now have .sug­ and, general manager of the Co­ brought, out was Ihst Injury to An the yard. now 13 on Weekdays and 84 on gestions from General Manager i:ulrda themaelves aald they were thoughtfulness. about 65 per cent. who have expressed themselves at) in the circulating pipes. Thus it is ; be opened to the publle if town, weekends. '> T7i# Collector of Revenue's of­ the pike is spending a sumifter va­ long trips during their lO-week lonial Board Co., apoke before- the American industry must be proved. It w u the firet major diaturb- I am so sorry I cannot write and State conventions repeatedly aa BARLOW MOTOR SALES fice, will start charging ih'terest cation in Manchester. Richard Martin,to help them decide certain the priaonera were deter­ Given Both Bnliote frequently cheaper to use w ater' •wiled Globe Hollow land is leaaed Timetable stay. West Point Military Acad­ House Ways and Means Commit­ He cited the Sterling Shoe Fiber anee at the old brick-and-itone mined to bring their demanda be­ thank you individually. Ood bless opposed to foreign aid and foreign only 'once If tfiere is a plentiful WINDSOR AVE., ROCKVILLE—PHONE TR S-tSS8 of 1 per cent on past due taxes . One hundred teenage girls are whether or not a hew concrete Co., Eagleville, as a shoe board With no party registration, vot- te the club. The committee scheduled -a on Friday. emy and Boston were the two hlgh- tee yeaterday urging them to priaon althoufh in 1950 eonvicte fore atate officiala. And they re­ you all. era are free to cast ballots In entanglementa. He also stressed supply and It la to perform a simple living in the YWCA for two pointa of thia vacation. swimming pool should be built at company driven out of buainess by his record In Congress. ■Die committee dlscuaaed a leaae meeting with Country Club repre­ The Intereat goes up H per called that at the height of the Youra tikly, either primary. Tl\ey ara given cooling operation. sentatives for Ajig. 13 and will re­ monUia while they work for the , Every week they afe Also allowed Globe Hollow. tighten anti-dumping lawa on Im- foreign dumping, and said that demonctrated for three daya aitd Based OB Record . •* t t two or four years If members cent with each month'of delin­ rioting threats were shouted from Marie Halm both Republican and Democratic port to the Board on Aug. 20. That Cullman Broa. Tobacco Co; They a shorter trip of 50 miles. Gllette , Martin has supplied the Direct ppru from foreign countries. several Investigations were being two niifhta againat the food aerved ,P.S. Marie has been trana^rred Kohler's cainpaign was based on Of the club agree to operate the quency. come In all sizes, but most’o f them ore with a list of pools In this area ! Fuller, appeared aa spokesman conducted by Congressional com­ Cellblock 8 that the hostages ballots and discard whichever . is would allow for a public hearing . Taxayere who owe there than Castle, Newgate Prison. Trinity them. .would be killed if ^ardamen were from the Windham Hospital to unused. his accomplishments in office aa bourse for the publle ss well aa ;are about 5 feet, 3. have sparkling obtained from the State Depart­ for Uia National Shoe Board Con­ mittees to determine whether or governor and his support of the themaelves. on Sipt. 3 before the present leaae 820'm ay pay one-half of their College. Riverside Park, aiid Stur sJtopart No iBjmdeo isent in. Hartford Hospital! 1 also thank The ballots themselves caused expires. brown or blue eyes, and a terrific bridge Village are on the agenda. ment of Health. ference Inc., an organization of not dumping was Injuring .other you all. administration's policies, both for total bill'now and the remainder tan. manufacturers' of fiberboard hr There >wre no Injurica reported some confusion due to Improperly Under the proposal suggested by At the committee meeting last For a clincher, the youngsters He has suggested that they manufacturers. Priaon officiala Indicated they Mrs. Blanche Klein etgn and domestic. His only dis­ by Jan. 1. Bills of less than 820 In spite of their youth, ’(moat leatherboard used- as heels, coun­ • Fuller suggested that a Treas­ in yaaterdatya riot beycmd a com­ would take no punltive*'a c t i o n printed ballots that were distri­ Democratic f>trector Gene Kelly, nights Democratic Directors Pas­ must be paid now. stop off In Itaw'York Chty on their might observe the construction of agreement with the President has ;Of them are between IS and 17 ters, Innersoles, and pther parts ury Department proposal requir- plaint from a convict named Buz- againat the riot leaders. However, buted in some sections o f the state. the clubhouse would remain the cal Poe and Ted Cummings and The taxes were due by July 1 way home: different types of pools by visits About 33 per cent of the popu­ been on federal aid to education, headquarters of a private organiza­ Republican Director Paul Marie ryears old) and their slender stat­ to the sites. of shoes. Colonial Board Cofox\A exporters of goods to the ^ Boar Jr., that he waa hit in this was not an official announce­ Democratic, State Chairman Phil- which Kohler opposes. but a 30-day grace period has Although the local boys are not lation of New England Uvea within leo Nash complained to the Sec- tion. It would not be opened to' agreed to trial of the public-privats ure, theae girls are responsible On Aug. 20. the general man­ C. H. Norton Co., North - West­ United Stales to show on their in^ the eye by fire eztingulaher fluid ment 30 miles of Boston. O'Konski ran very strongly In been allowed before charging of Invited to th6. YWCA as a group, chester, are the Connecticut mem­ reUry of SUte last week about the publid unless the members arrangement. interest. > for a whopping 81.000 to 81.500 ager will present to the Board of voices the home market price of Northwestern Wisconsin — his worth of sales In Manchester every they are welcomed individually. bers of the conference. . the product be written into the re- the errors, and last night, after WiNi tt to be. Republican Director Roy John­ . The total levy amounts to Boys and girls from two '' other Directors a plan for improvement home area—which he carried by son told other members of the Thursday night. How do they of the Manchester pool. Speaking before the House com­ viaion of the 1921 law that the results were known. O'Konski dec> margins as high as 10 to one in Teiminatioii dtause 84,398.590.50 on 31 mills town camps, Meihurst.and Hillside, are committee that he Is not "sold" manage to earn enough to apend The unlined municipal pool and mittee, Fuller urged clarification Ways and Meana Committee is lared he was "seriously consider­ some counties. However, he faded TTie course would continue under tax and 2,4 mills for fire pro­ so much? sometimes Included In general now considering. ing starling a suit to void the on the su^estlon. "I feel that the tection outside the Eighth Utili­ parties, Its surroundings were recently crit­ of the 1921 anti-dumping law, and fast In other sections as Davis and the operation o f the club during Nominal Expenses said that it ahould be more strict­ Asked for Draft Milwaukee County ballots.” Kohler overtook him. the period of a short-Jerm leaae town qeeds and can use a private ties District. Buy Own School Clothes icized by the Directors themselves country club,” Johnson said. First of all, their living expenses snd by the assistsmt ,town director ly enforqis^ "Due to changing times and in­ O'Konski, who has served eight Proxmire, an Indefatigable cam­ with a 6-month termination clause Mailed payments must be are nominal. The transportation to With so much fun on their sched-- terpretations of the 1921 anti­ L Mayor Harold A. Turkington, of health. Corrections made to Law Ctreuinvented terms in Congress and who led paigner during his three tries for not to be Invoked In the golfing postmarked before midnight and from their homes, in this case ule, it is not surprlng to find that dumping act, the act now sert'es the Rfpublican slate In the early ■the governor’s office, fired away ••aaofi, rnui period would - provide who Joined-the subcommittee dur­ tomorrow., ■ many of the girls return for two meet- health standards have been He said that the present anti­ ing the dlscussionf suggested that the area around Tampa. Fla., is described as "temporary" by As­ dumping-law is being circumvent­ no valid purpose,” said Puller. OPEN HOUSE CONTINUES stages of tabulating, claimed that hard at Kohler and Davis during 6 teat Kelly's previous sug­ provided free of charge bv • their or three summers to Connecticut. Repreaentative-at-lar’ge Antoni the lease fee to the club should be sistant Recreation Director Wjilter ed by foreign shoeboard produc­ the Milwaukee County ballots, spe­ the primary drive, but maintained SKIRTS DRESSES gestion that part of the Globe Hol- company. For a charge of 812.55 This is the second year-for Dot N. ^dlak, a member of the com- polite relations with Zahlocki. TTie lower H the course la to, be public- Hopkins. 16, of Plant City, Fla, Fortin, ’ ers selling their product for less cifically, carried the Republican 1 ^ area ahould be operated by a private operation than if It re­ they are provided with their rooms, In this country than in their own mlttao asked that Puller submit a Milwaukee Congressman never REG. 5.98 2.99 REG. 10.95 ...... 6.90 W vat# group ilh.a public recrea­ their food, laundry facilities, Since her parents haVs her four The plan Martin will ___ and Democratic labels on tile out­ mains private. will be based on recommendations country. h*»>proposed amendment FREE COU> DRINKS side, contrary to State law. Mil­ posed a aerious threat. REG. 17.95 ...... tion area. Macri Case sports equipment, health services, brothers and one sister, to support. and said that he would submit It Print's Cotton 10.90 Not Mui6oi|MU Oouraa Dot is eager to earn money for hei: previously made by the park and The present anti-dumping law waukee election officials admitted During the short-term lease per­ znd free transportation to and to the committee when It starts REG. 19.95 and 25.00 ....s... 12.90 Kelly emphasjzed that What he from work. school clothes, a class ring, and a recreation board, 'ITiey Include contains a provision against two this had been done in error. Solids Twills iod, the club would have an op­ prices for “ such or similar mer­ exroijtive consideration o f the bill. Rockville It euggeetlng is not a municipal During the 10 weeks the girls are gown for next year when she concrete pool lining, paving the Fuller arrived in Washington REST OF THIS WEEK In some outstate counties the Plaids Chinos Cotton, Dadron, Crepe, portunity to find out whether tt is Taken from graduates. parking lot, constructing a fence chandise,” but Puller said that balints also were printed Incor­ course—a golf course operated by here they work for"'the most part Sunday, and met Monday with the interested In operating public fa- the town. At a meeting of the Slender, -blue-eyed, blonde Sis around the ppol Ares, and building some foreign manufacturers wers rectly In that they listed the race Checks Linens .Linen, Cuponi, Silk in the sheds, sewing the totecco American Pulp and Papec Assn, School Cpnlracl cllltiea on a long-term basis, Kelly Board laat week, he proposed that Hochreiter of Titusville plans to a new bathhouse. The board has selling shoeboard of one 'color at as being for a "congreaaionar’ nom­ SIZES 9-15— 10-20 Local Court leaves to slats three feet long. to review their arguments for the Stripes Wools eald. The- town would also have an the town advertiee nationally for Fifty slats make a “ bundle." Most spend some of her Income on estimated total cost of the Im­ home and of a- different color here ination. Election officials said they opportunity to find out whether aa a device to get around the law.- ^esday meeting of the House Set for Signing SIZES 10-18 bids on operation of a public recre­ of the girls manage to' complete at school clothes, and send some to provements as 8160,000. Ways and Means (Tommittee. should have, been marked "Senate' operation of public facilities by a, her mother. She hopes to enter one The first stage of the projrot CUSTOM DELUXE nomination. C O n O N SLIPS ation area to Inclii le facllitiei In least one bundle an hour, some­ >. private group would be “ feasible Addition to golf. Proaecutor John FitzGerald said times part of another one. For each of the women's services upon her was delayed last spring because a ' O'Konski said; Or foolhardy.” one night of camping .The recep­ perience wss fun, and the girls Rockville, July 31' (Special) — BLOUSES Regular and Strapless Contentions that the club’e today that a bench warrant has bundle they complete, the girls graduation from high school. 826.000 estimate for . construction tion given the new arrivals was a Mockery ,\nd Fraud The contract for construction of The club's lease on the 177 acres couree le now open to the public been Issued by Superior Court I are paid 82c. Since she has five brothers and no of the bathhouse was considered would Ifte to go ajndn some time. REG. 3.98 ...... 1.99 too high. * hearty one, and the two troops Mebibeni Attending ‘The marking of the backs of then ew high school was expected REG. 2.95 to 8.95 Of town property used as a’ golf mAV invite non- Judge Louie Shlpiro for the » On ordinary weekdays the young­ sisters she's wall on hers way to Joined forces that night to go to the election ballots (in Milwaukee to be signed today In the City course expires Sept, 30. The club sters usually do not come into being accustomed to platoons of Marlin suggested today that Members of Troop 60 who went REG. 4.98 • •••••••ceee* ...... 2.99 NOW 1.98 to 7.95 membere to play were deacribed arrest of James C. Macri. The war­ the pavilion and to the dance. on the trip were: Mary Ellen Jef­ NYLON AT RAYON PRICES Countyl with the. Republican or Court room. has asked for a 2-year extension as a "bunch of nbnsehae" bv the Manchester. Their schedule calls men. the bathhouse price problem might Reunions at Beach rant, charging MScii with first be solved by consolidation of facili­ fries, Marilyn Case, Sue Elliott. Damocratic label destroyed the se­ Calling for a total fee of 81,475,- Cotton, Dacron, Nylon, Linan. Satin of its prosent leaae. Director. ' ^ ' for their arising (or descendingr- One of the prettiest girls in the The next morning, after a fairly crecy of the ballot. I feel that thia 017 for the A. F. Peaslee Oon- If Kelly’s suggestion ii~ icabpted degree 'murder, will take the case bunk beds, you know) at 6:45 a.m. camp is -a . supervisor, Linda ties in the orlginAKplan, cutting Sharon Miller, Nola Forman, Mari- i SIZES 30-38 COTTON ROBES Both he and other conritaittee early breakfast, some tpembers M g a r n e r and Sandy McKay. was done deliberately to keep atrucUoh Co. of Hartford, thee on- by the Board as a whole, green membere predicted that the ca out of the local court. After making their 'beds, they Clavllle. A niece of the camp di­ thft total amount of a^ace neadad. Proaecutor FitzGerald said that Pools on the list the 4 going to church also, both troops Leader of the group was Mra, Jac­ S T 0 , 9 5 PREMIUM Democrata from voting according tract was given final federal ap- REG. 5.98 ...... 3.90 fees for the public-private course breakfast on whatever they wish rector, ihe has short brown hair, leaded for the beach again. From WHhFKie Tubts and the yearly rental fee charged le will nolle the case here. Macri from a variety of four dry cereals, manager has given the D1 queline Hollander Aronson„ il^o to their Conscience. The type of jn-oval Friday by the New York CAR COATS public at large at the beginning of bfownlslf eyes, and a tiny waist. dSSSSSthe flock of young men around the- - »■ regional office of the Housing and REG. 7.95 the club would be determined by s.belng held In the county jail on one cooked one, and bacon and are in Rockville, East HtArtforo. wss asistod by Miss LoiUse Boyd QUALITY bahot used was a mockery and . . . . 4.90 . the operation. "Ife going to take Her job is to keep a record of the -iris' spot on the beach K had not 8.70x15 a .fraud and I am seriously con­ Home Finance Agency. REG. 10.95 ...... 6.90 negotiation between "the club and a writ of mltimua issued by the '------' work turned In by the girls; to Btlp' Hartford, Windsor, and W eir Bra'H- Satur^y • ahd Sunday. Mrs. NYLON REG. 8.95 . . T . . . th e ^ o p le quite a while to feel Town (Smrt. ford. Lkajitoe Manchester youths long Hfgs. Price sidering atartlng a suit to void Federal approval w'as needed be­ the Directors. General Manager They are dri^ven to the fields make out payroll, hand out as­ ©erta Doughty, leader o f lYoop 61, 8St.05 REG. 16.95 SIZES 10-18 that they are wanted down there." to locato the young ladies from with the the Milwaukee County ballots.” cause a government grant of 816^,- .... 11.90 Richard Martin is to study fee Kelly said. . According to A«*t. Stale’i Atty. where they remain tor nine hours, pirin, discipline the youngsters, who was camping nearby, assis­ with an hour for lunch. their homaOlown. ted at other times. , 100,000 Miie Kohler, president of the Vollrath 000 has been allotted to aid in REG. 17.95 Douglaa B. Wright, who made ap­ ®ou"»*l them, and bandage them. DuPont Nyioe • • • • • r ...... 12.90 plication for tm ^arrant, the war­ Upon their return In the after­ She herself sew-ed topacco for Fortunately'^lM sun shone until Members of Troop 1 who went to Co., an enamel ware firm at She­ building of the school. TTie town SUMMER early afternoon, so all enjoybd •V Cord Body has already received 816.400 which Court Dale Slated rant la in the himd|i of county de­ noon the girls have a great many- two summers before . becoming a Girl Scout Notes Hammonasset were: Sandy Star- boygan, is a member of the family Town Seeks Man swimming and Just lying on the ro tt. Bonnie Wyman. Martha Pren- Is 10 per cent of the amount, and s w e a t e r s WHITE JEWELRY tectives and will be served shortly. activities to entertain them. Silver­ supen-isor. This work will be that'founded the Kohler Co. The Wright said a grand'-^ry would working,. decorating scrapbooks beach. Later it became ekmdy but Kohler Co: is involved-ln the long­ wil Irecelve another sizeable por­ valuable training for her future *1“ ' . X'Jf*'** Johnson, c iro l BLACKWALL All Drastically Reduced For Ziemak Trial be called In September. and jewelry boxes, making -ear­ A most enjoyable weekend of the appetitiee of the SooubA,were ^ a c e . Julie Haugh, Mary Anne est strike in the United States—it tion ofter thee ontract is signed. 59c or 2 for $1.00 For Sewer Plant career. She plans to teach high Mfg. Sugg. Officials of the constniction rings. painting wfth oils, and leath- camping was enjoyed by seven keen by this time so the c(X>ks waro Aronson. Elaine McCartan. Janet Sale 'Prire started April 5, 1954—but the for­ •Orlons • Wool The report of Deputy Cbroner school when zhe graduates from not reluctant to return to the’ Size No Trade Tire and company and the town were un- i Donald J. Ziemak. 21, of 96 CJoo- Francis Fahey on the findings of ercraft are all part of their super­ college in two years. Although members of 'Senior Troop 60 at »tortlmer, Janice Smith, Karon mer governor has no connection The town of HancheBter la ad- vised fun. In addition, most of the camping spot and prepare J;j>e mid- eterson and Donna Zollo. They Fries Tube able to sa.v today Just when actual ^ Fur Blends /•Cashmere, MATERNITY CLOTHES •er Hill St., will appear in Bblton vertiain^ for a man to operate the hearing in the death of Macri's she Is learning the aubjects she Hammonasset Beach State Park with the company now. construction of the school will be- gjrls have cards at the library this past weekend. afternoon meal. After thia the were Mcompanled by leaden .'^Pullovers ustice Court on a charge of negll- e<]ulpnient at the -new aewaae wife, Dorothy, respited in the mur­ will teach—chemistry and mathe­ members of Troop 1 had to bcMk He was .fleeted. ipW hjor' in -ft50 gi.n. Hoo?*^ and other ques­ •er * Cardigans. HALF.P|I^E whk^h Is right next door, and they Leaving Manchester bright snd S m ith , S u eO ockett and ? % 70.x l5’' i t M [ent homicide Aug. 6, according to treatment plant off Olcqtt St. der charge against Macri. The matic*—she realizes that the best camp and pack up to return tn —mi»jr omiLn, suo iva in his first try for'public office tions re'gliSSirtg the school aie 'iexi coroner fourtd that Macri "deliber- make'-good use of them. early Saturdsy morning the girls Emily Smith, and Karen Peteraon's ^ ’S^sUoaWona-wiB'.bc'fwee&^jiSffitf. waynpy to Lu learnicarn hownow toymanto Palace Theater Restored ' 8.00 X 15 42.95 2 4 9 i 1 ocurred June 23, The new operator would handle 21 pounds apiece the ed^e of the camping grounds a down. Luckily the tents did not Decided In County The Rockville Little League All Coroner Ackerman said that the Mrs. Gertrude Hagenow. Madri By Thursday evening the girls spot more desirable than the reg- The Kohler-Davis fight—marked Stara were eliminated from the ------equipment for the daily pumoinr fired five shots Into the car and his are eager to visit Manchester. They leak, but Averything waa damp. Tourists this summer may see 7 " the re--orsludge and scum from sedlmen utar lota, so the Scouts thought. Some borrowed biCycMs and rode 6.00 X 16 29.15 1 6 9 5 during the campaign by an ex­ Connecticut District Six tourna­ suitStill, tw of tnokthe criminal act, omission, *.__>__ wife died of s bullet wound in the request the hean of their camp. Prosecutor Set They soon set up their tents on the the newly restored theater at the change of harsh comments about ment last night when they lost tp ' Starts Tomorrow - MARLOW’S ANNUAL AUBUST taUon tanka and the vacuum fll-! chest. l«rs Hagenow escaped in- Miss Ida Clavllle, to withdraw froni around the beach, and others just world-famous pehice of Versailles or careleaanees on the part of Zie­ tering process. j„ry spacious field and were off to the lazed around. That night the enUre WHITEWALL | one artother's “Induatrialista'’ the Quinebaug Valley Team 8 to mak. Zlemalk was driving a 1956 their bank accounts as much beach for a swim and to acquire a Just as It was In the 18th Century Two other operators were hired ' To Meet O’Sullivan group went to the show In Madison. when the 800-seat 'auditorium was Mfg. Sugg. Sale Price backers—was decided in Milwau­ 2 at Quinebaug. Cadlllaq on Rt. 85 in Bolton that money as they think they will sun tan. kee (bounty. The game waa tied 2 to- 2 after when the plant waa opened in June need. Whatever they do not, spend Then came Tuesday and time to built on order of Louis XV for hla Size No Trade T)re,and | went out of control and, after an That evening the troop Was leave, a warm sunny d^y. Mo'st of Price Kobler trailed in returns - from' the regulation six innings ended. | end over end, aide ovdr ride'flight, Touring Opera Urged of the money they have takeh with ProAecutor John Fitz(3erald said to have sharing the field grandson, latSr Lot is XVI, and hla Tnbe that he will be happy to respond pleasptriple i came to rest With Plummer lying them, they return to her to be re- with them members of Senior 'M,388 votes to 15,000 for M via in Totrh'Takes Meters Out deposited in the bank. to the request of (Thief Justice breaking camp and preparing for the Frenelt RsvolutJon the iheatcr, 6.70 X 15 38.35 2 1 - 9 5 scored Quinebaug 'players Dick I dead 35 feet from the-car. the cor­ The Norwegian Governr- -nt has Troop 1, 12 girls and three leaders, th^ metropolitan area. Baker with the winning run for asked Parliament to appropriate Clothes for school, jewelry, gifts Patrick B. O'Sullivan to attend a the return home that afternoon. In waa abandoned. Repairs weve oner laid. After protaata by downtown down to the state park for Just epite of the rain the camping ex- Davta waa the Republican Party the home team. Ziemak Also faces a suit against funds to further plana for a na­ for members of their families, and meeting of all town court prosecu­ begun 20 years ago. 7.10 x 'l 5 '4 2 .1 0 2 3 - 9 5 merchants, the a t y of Pasadena tional opera. TTie proposal recom­ souvenlers are the chief expendi- tors in Hartford next Tuesday at him by Plummer's widow,- Mrs. has removed, parking meters. The 10 a.m. - ___ /'• Margery Plummer, for 8100.000. mends the establishment of an in­ turea. In addiUon, they buy arts FlWmiBK merchants contend that, spburtaa aepenoeni cprp Chief Justice Q^^ullivan, who i8 and crafts kits to entertain them 7.60 X 15 46.20 2 5 - 9 5 The eult chargee Ziemak with "neg­ dependent corporation that trould Gnaruitced 36 Months or 39,000 Miles ligence. carelessness and reck- iPfcocnt* opera? In various cities. for the following week. For con- now responsible for the prompt ■ V j’'* ■■raeiliiV 8tatriiiJi;id"ps760^ _aometimes and proper administration of Jus- leisneta” and operation of the car Ude, In. all .Courts, :^as called the . Afsinst All RoEd Hazards . 8.00 X 15 50.35 2 7 - 9 5 at "high, unreasonable speeds. of the subsidy and Oslo's "CJity gtva IfisB CiRville hiGnEy for BofriB VODKA BEER *• ’ Government the remainder. particular project which attracts meeting .to. discover the basis of 5 « ) $ 2 * 9 9 3 Quart Bettlos them. She then buys 1(K) sets of problems facing court prosecutors. them.''' He is reportedly concerned over Oiir entire stock of famous name brand furniture, rugs, bedding goea on sale at sub* Seventh Summer Here procedures in minor courts where $ 1 . 0 0 stantial savings (with the exception of fair traded itema). Look for red tag specials. This is Ida Claville’s seventh ^argea have been reduced as .99 Now is the time! Marlow’s is the place to.save on- summer directing the camp. Dur­ favors snd cases have been con­ g i FT .5th *2 ing the winter she teaches two tinued repeatedly. Fisk Air Borne classes of mentally retarded boys Chief Justice O'Sullivan held best jports TIRE and TUBE (PLUS TAX) LIVING ROOM In Tampa. It is her responsibility previous meetings with municipal to select the young girls from the and town court justices to attempt many applicanta for the work, to to discover what flaws exist In the FRED'S PACKAGE STORE CHAIRS and SOFAS choose her assistanta who are usu­ court system. df Vse^Hon We^iJor tod Deluxe With SPRUCE and BI8SELL STS- FREE DELIVERY. MI 8-7728 ally college girls or who have had The chief justice is nearing the S ' ! C .95 By Pullman, International. Other a- rouple years experience in the retlrsment age of 70 for his posi­ field, and to hire the four cooks tion and will be succeeded by Jus­ well known makes. tice Kenneth Wynne. Chief Jus­ I X 15 who accompany them. If anything goea wrong. Miss tice O'Sullivan has stated- that he SOLID MAPLE ClavUle, like the captain of an is merely trying tb get the ball' MIg. Sugg. No Trade. Price 30.70 rolling in th« right direction after M B Ifm tB liner, takes full reapon- his position was designated aa con­ trolling authority over the entire LIVING ROOM and . .Evqn with all their hard work, Judicial department.of the State by With the craftwork, the shopping sprees, Public . Act 651, passed by the DBH SETS and visits to the movies, time tends ^czocro-u Lite SAFETY to hang heavy for ^rls more than I Govern^*m*blcoff. July By Brentwood, Hartshorn ■VIN WHIN FREE TUBES FREE) © r n . ,%HMN OIL 3nl ANNIVERSARY WrfitM GuorerntM ' ■ I f 24 Months or 30.000 Miks BURNER COLONIAL MAPLE Agerinst All Rood Hazends DINING ROOMS Polo • shirts. Size* 8 to 20. I-argo '■selerttnn or collar “ Dickie stripe chlao. The PopUn jackets .for ihose WORLD’S PHONOGRAPH styles. Latest In stripes 81.95 - By Baumritter, Vermont Furnl- latest for boys. Also polished il a c k w a l l STRONGEST chilly nights.. Ail washable. WHITEWAU ^ INSPECTION! and up. eottans 83.85 to $4.85. Sizes 6 to 20 $3,85 and op. Mlg. Sugg. Sale Price Mfg. Sale Prire ‘HRE lure Co. , No Trade Tire and No Trade Tire end GUARANTEE Price Tube Prire Tube . 1. Guarajitoed W9*ll inspect your burnor front tank to f) Buy now for fail onterUiningl 6.70 X 15 .36.70 1 8 '9 5 .Id wiiUng againat all chirrinoy without obligation! 'I' 2 only. Reg. 19.95. 3-speed ...... NOW 17.95 ROAD HAZ- 7.10 X 15 40.25 ( 2 0 9 5 ZARDS. bottle 3 only. Reg. 29.95. 2 speed...... NOW 22.95 . cuts, rail- MODERN BEDROOMS When’g the hut time you had your1>laiit looked 2 only. Reg. 49.95. 3-speed 7.60 X 15 2 2 95 ■pikee, By DIXIE FURNITURE " 44.20 bruises, automatic ...... at? Chan(»a are it neeiia an expert iniiwetion. VAUGHAN FURNrpXJRE ...... NaW 39.95 8.00 X 15 breaks, or any 2 only, Reg. 59.95. Columbia 48.15 2 4 95 other r6ad Now is the time to do it! We’re equipped and HOOKERS FURNltURE The most popular hazard. qualified to (dieck it from attic to basement... 4-speed...... :.... NOW 44.95 8.20 X 15 50.00 2 6 9 5 S. Ouaraatoed to give it a clean bill of health or suggert remedies CHERRY BEDROOMS ^ ^ BQorW heeause U'§ MrangeU. . . stmariest! 1 only. Reg. 79.95 RCA Hi-Fi for life automatic...... lor any ilia found. We can also fill your tank with By SANFORD, CRAWFORD IXCtUSIVI m iARM .m SAJHUOMtl AOVABITAMSi ....NOW .59.95 6.40 X 15 3L60 18 »s against apy and UNK-TAYLOR tAOQie TAN manufac tar­ twin-action Mobilheat—t^ fuel oil that cleans • , ADMIRAL BLUE - 1 only. Reg. 79.95 while leather 4-speed ing defect In . •HMUOA ORIEN Hi-Fi automatic ...... Play shorts In camp or Ber- Ivy style sport shirts. Striped '6.00 X 15 33.40 1 7 95 ...NOW 59.95 muda styirs. Variety of col­ - workmanahlp tm it heats. MAHOGANY BEDROOMS COLORADO BROWN or checks. Ismg' and short ~ or material. I onl.v. Reg. 159.95 RCA tape .. ors. Sizes 8 to 20. jr . By HUNGERFORD RAWHtDC FINISH *■ S i ‘S — sleeves. Sizes 8 to 20 82.05. 6.50 X 16 recorder ...... 8. CUSTOMER Call ua today for expert advio^ famoua turiii* HAWAIIAN HUE 3. Holds more clothes,in less space-—'wrinkle free. . .NOW 129,95 NURSERY FURNITURE SATISFAC­ BEDDING BUYS lONOOH ORCY A Modern, non-Urnishing brass locks. 1 onl.v. Reg. 199.95 RCA tape Here .are the carefree clothes of Summer, care­ action MohUbeRtl y . ^ Snch tamoas brands aa: Simmons, Orimson-' TION GUAR. IS ON SALE, TOO! recorder...... TUBELESS $1.00 ANTEED Shield, Serta, Blue Bell, Slumberland, Saao- ..NOW 159.95 fully made'to take a lot of action.,. They have the ALWAYS! Choose from n a y e r. Gem, tuft. rnothers stamp of approval . . are in and out of Seibert, Hedstrom and Petereon Sale on: Mattoesaes, Box Springs, Beds, Studio .EXCLUSIVE AT MARLOW'S Couches. the washer in no time . . and the price makes lit­ All Prict in Advt. Plus Tax ond Rocappoblq Cosing Marlow’s is pitaaed to announce they have been appoint^ headquarters for Hl-n’t, LP.’s Rt{. $3M 44.98-$S4» ...... — ...... ‘'J IVIobilheat tle dent in the budget. rviUim HfATINL Oil OF COURSE E.Z TERMS # FREE PARKING! "Skyway" Laggage NOW 20% DISCOUNT! We Aim to Build Opr Business On Public Trust SEE US FOR A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT HOUSE'S ROYS' and STUDENTS' SHOP C A U MltchoR 3.5135 FOR TOP QUALITY I OKH THURSDAY aid HUOAY m t t r.M. | GREEN STAMPS) TIRE SILEHT GLOW OIL BURNERS FREE PARKING IN REAR OF STORE FISK SERVICE^ INC ___ 91 CENTRR ST.. MANCHESTER the MUSIC SHOP NEXT TO MUNICIPAL BLDG.-.41II 3-1922 CEHOUSESSON I : •

PAGE lOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 31, 1957

A jU N CHESTEB ZVENIMg ' h ERALP. MANCHE3TE11. CONN. WEDNESDAY, JULY .11 Special Decor South WiMdanr —--- • ~ ___ _ . » 1957 Thousands of Tourists PAGE nFTEEN Main Need for Lured by Masterpieces Open Air Life BUY WITH Asks Use of Kmr York. (#V-Th« ,»*Uor in^Uiat'Urinpi the frtatwt number wbltM. th* boy and flrl hand-ln- of tnquiriei appears to be El Gre­ By SIVIAN BROWN Twd Streets HOOR Horo it your opportunity to do kan^ the woman with the shoulder co's "View of 'Toledo." .Kssoctated PreM ANNUAL bSf, the fellow in a loud-hued sport "kvery week \ve *et letters from Outdoor Living requires specisl ywr Chrittnos shopping ooriy ahiii. the ttnshaven, turbaned Bo­ across the country askin* what's docor. hemian. the lady with shoet that on display." ths museum says. The sky is your ceiling, the 11 ond tovo. Shewn boiow oro only hurt her feet, the near-airhted Aside from the year-round fare, lawn your carpet, the flowers ' visitor with hla eyes almost rub- the aolsteri tip at Port TVyon lend motif just as your wallpaper I MID­ o fow of Hto mony rtol voluos Proaehoa“ to„ tha WindAor*Soutl) Mnx the canvas, the proud papa Park is now exhIblUn* Spanish does Inside. These things should windoor bridge to bo found at SHOOR JEWEL­ and Ms two youn* pretty dauirh- lustere'sre of the 15th and 16th be kept in mind when you Choose BO. ters looMnc at the nudes and not centuries. Ths 60 rars pieces ars outdoor furniture If you want to W. Burico Smith, oirocior director orof thethe, ERS during this Mid-Summor looMnit ht the nudes— from the Hearst collections, make an impression as sn sms-| new; SUMMER Ihis is a aaaiple of the hot-sum­ bought throu*h the museum di­ teur decorator. A T THE fJ " * * ''•ir^rdlng the- Clooroneo. Quontitiot oro Km- mer-day crowd at the Metropoli­ rector. James J. Rorimer. with An outdoor deck built, of red- I Itod, to shop ooriy for host to- tan Museum of Art. John D. Rocksfeller Jr. funds. wood for Instance, will require ■ JlJ. entrances and exits w™ comple- A t the Cloisters— the Metropol­ I Special Feature different accessories than s flag­ Mon of the clover-laaf at Rt. 5. locHont, ah niorehandisd may itan's Middle Area riiowplace Special feature at the Met itself stone terrace setting. The ISwn MANCHESTER SALES and APPLIANCE CO: Smith S U M that the Authority .1 Which has not only lovely irartens Is a selection from private coller- l ay be flattered by more color­ wants to finish the clover leaf aa ■ I bo purchotod on SHOOR and walks of particular lure to tlona of more than '?5 Impression­ ful furniture than that used on a | JEWELERS ooty budgot plan. warm-weather art lovers but also ist and modem palntln*a. The screened-in porch. Dignified Selling Combined With a New LOW, LOW Price On a*le to do so during this cenatnie- ■ parkin* space-Sabout one car out landers are mostly from this area; Some people add to their out-1 non year. of every three bears an otit-of-state the artlati include Braqua, door furniture throughout the Thete Two General Electric Family Size Refrigerators. re*tstratioD. Ceaanne. Corot. D e*u. Derain, eunimer, and if purchased at j by votara, I The Metropolitan flrursa its non- Gauguin, van Go*h. Leger, Manet, aalea, often these ^eesa do not I e bridge lUelf could be opened! native viaitors this season may be Matitee, Modigliani, Monet. Pic­ match acceosoriea they've been [ | for public lies sometime In Decern-1 Sp^dol E.x.p-o.n-i-|.o-n la the same proportion. In July and asso. Renoir, Seurat and Toulouse- using. 1957 GENERAL ELECTRIC 11 CUBIC FOOT tbe Bridge'I Au*uat attandwee at the institu­ LAutrec, 'Pick a Theme A u th ^ ty will widen and mainUin ' | TUmf tion runs to the usual S50.000, that Another summer item also very An open wood deck looks bet­ the two atreats in queation ht no WATCH BANDS* Indicalsa that more than 100,000 much worth the out-of-towner's ter ° furnished In nigged pisces- a x g ^ to the town. New Low Price! people travelin* to New York for time is ."Paces In American Art," ihsxpensive Adirondack - type , | ..jidenta of King gt. have pro- ■ 1 PAGES I a vacatioa take in the M etn^litan more-than 100 photos of American xhsirs or redwood accessories- Uated iu uee on the grbuhas that: durin* their slchtseeln* here. artiits, critlci ahd coilectors in sawbuck tables,, benches, chaises. It ia too narrow and winding to I an exhibit arranged by A. Hyatt handle the'lergo volume of traffic'* , Staples FrefOrred Ths screened porch may by high­ REFRIGERATOR Mayor, curator of prints. Among lighted by wicker and rattan. A j expected: PRICE "W e put on special summer ths photographers arc Steichen, •The decision to make the two V2 covered . lerracs may use whits j I shows for the fueats,” ' says the Stieglitx, Berenice Abbott, An­ REGULAR $419.95 ; BtreeU avalUble to the Bridge' *Diseonrinu«d Sfylos Metropolitan, "but aa far as we yachting chairs, a variety of met­ dreas Psininger, FTorencs Hom- als including brass and wrought | Authority ie entirely s^ local mat- j 1“ ’“ ’ r , , can discover they really prefer the olks, George Platt Dynes, Emily iron. ter and would have to come be­ st^ilea.'* Winthrop. Milas, Hsns Namuth, i We get colorful on the lawn 11 fore a special town meeting. If the' Perhaps the most frequent ques­ Now, Special For Four Days Only I Dictionary! Arnold Newman. Dorothy Norman where, nature has. provided brtl-! 1 town refuses the (lae of the streets, i tion at the entrance la: Where la and John D. Schlif^ |llsnt ’greenery and flpral hues, i the poeaibility of a year'a delay the American Win*? People have Other temporary shows are , Until the' nompietlon of the clover-' Ditto at the b «^ h where sand and : | * leaf has been mentioned. j old furniture of their own, or are Rodin sculpture. Greek vases and | sky comblnt to invite color onto [ redeooratln*, and want to exam­ "A Century of PsshhJns" both ®ii- j the terrace. New outdoor um- ^ « Hub-Comrolttee Choaea | ine the beat there ie for eempari- ropean and American at the i , In other action last night, the; brellaq and furniture yo at home | [ TOC appointed a aub-committee to : BIRTHSTONE RINGS I Metropolitan itself. The Cloisters in these areas require leas/care S*yptlan antlqultiee draw an ’ is illosed Monday, the Metropoli­ , ,4raw up by-laws and a staUifient> than formerly. New weatherproof I o f lU aims for possible preaei\ta-1 ELECTRIC s h a v e r aopedally lar*e attwidance, and tan la open seven days a week. nylonite, a lamination of nylon and | tion- lo a town meeting which would 1, ~~ another popular aocUon con- One ^pular gathering place'at vinyl plaatic, resists brilliant aun- • ENDS MUSS ond FUSS the Franch 10th Osntury the Metropolitan for lunch and the consider R;ivtng it some measure of-j | shlne and summer heat, keeping , I authority. The TOC funcUona now, lara Many viaitors aak fer afternoon coffee hour la the res­ cushions and fabric cool. It may i | * NO NICKS and CUTS brandta The aln*lo picture taurant. purely as an advisory-uni*.- j Reducedl0%to40% C be wiped clean with a damp School Problesn Tabled ; • NO MESSY DEPILATORIES cloth, ia resilient and rasiata | Some discussion of construction , cracking, mildew, peeling and aoll- > I of the Pleasant Valley school was , I * NO RAZOR BURN Dynamite Safer New Tube Made ing. held by ths group, but it was felt j The fabric available In uphol-.j that nothing further can be done :' W hcn^laiiii For^tuug Cancer stery for casual furniture, ■ hsaard. It contains only aufflcleht use the thermo tray conveniently ; | home In WilHmantir. 1 ; radloactivltyto last over a isaaon- Cars Light Field REFRIGERATOR - FREEZER general EUCTRIC In the garden as -w^ll aa on the ' ■^e second was a pcnumal ihow- 1 ■ able period of stora^. One part of acrecned-in jporcb, patio or open er given by the bridegroom's slater, ' 7 radioaettvitya qntlmony 4s used to For Landing Plane deck. Mrs Marlene Taft of Mancheater. i . SSO.em parts of dynamite. SPAT MliceHaneous thowers w «r« ' CLOCK RADIOS IN r«mwusMMOU* ANDann nADITIONAtTMOmONAt Ml^esboro, Ky„ (/P)—Hearing j REGULAR $489.95 for Mias Barbrick by the] New Tallow U m Soujeht an airplane circle about the town j RANGE EridVlr^o-m'7orid m o t^ r r M i. “iTather! Rivatone of this town, and the I at night, resIdenU here knew what I ^ ^ . 9 5 iHWm. ROGERS Twenty-five Wistsm tallow- to do. ' n'm * •‘•J*'"' Mott of j SPECIAL SIlVItPlATf- ■ • • • r % M I B rending firms have banded tbgeth-: One hundred motoriata headed i rUEL OIL w illimantic. The latter party was I er, each eentributlng a part of its rt the headquartem of the South i M*4« hy THf INTHNATi'onaI 3IIVI6 COMPANY for the airport, lined up their j GASOLINE NOW :.w ^ ta to a research organias- .cars on either 'aida.:o£. thiLlandlng} W Indsor Ptr» Department. ' Foy only 50c wooUy ttoB to~i3eril^p hew usee and mit- atrip, and kept their, llghta! Miss Barbrick will become the' lets for talHow.' The work of this burning. i M de of George J. Ringrtone. son PIECE SERVICE m t O n l y organisation and similar efforts by The pilot made a perfect landing I Of Mr. and Mra. George C. flinr- LIMITED Sat latltMlats the United States Department of and out stepped a Mlddlesboro J BANTLY OIL SPECIAL St- ■nie wedding 6 H. H. OiRntr Knivfli 6 Omiitr rwki Agriculture, universities, and meet physician whp had been helping' I .iUIMW. I\( , St. Prancia utir tiwan pounds a year. —GWH ROCKVILLE TR 5-3271 Big Tax Rebates S A V E $ 1 0 ,n DAYS ONLY^ ■Washington. July n US -Twenty-11 PRICE American corporaUons won 'A K " v S r $35.00 ^*!!fi*** rebates In exceaa of a mllUon dollars each during IMM i , - » - PAY 50c WEEKLY th* Congreaatonal Committee on I ' d Internal Revenue taxation reported | fi« «M *r Model BH-12P today, : GOLD FINISH— PAPERMATE IKWM.MOOIMS A Silver- They topped the list of taxpayers plate heb been treasured by who received individual refunds o r ' 1 many generttions. It’s a ire- tax-credits exeeedli^ *100.000 and!I Look! totaling *136,264.344 for the year ! mendoas dollar value! Shop Featuring: The company getting the Mggeat BALL POINT PEN J******!* Tor fine ailverplaie... AIR MATTRESS • 1 Yoor GnoronHNi aingle rebate for 1956 was the in the face of rising prices we Sqppfy la BOW replenished ia Ume for your vacaMoa. Xem Degree Predser. Big 3.1 cublo-foot freeacr American Viscose Corp. of Phila­ know you'll agree that *XHn. . for fast freeting and storing. Holds T4 Ibt. of * 4 Yoor WwTonty delphia. \ylth refunds and credits RUB8ERIZED CANVAS * 9 . 9 8 froaen food. ' vtotallng^^ *20,287,325, Rog. S5.00 $ 0 . 9 5 Rogers* Silverplaic is in ex­ Heavy dot}- for beach or camp aSe, Twin Vegetable Drawers. Each drawsr hokla 1/S Plus The law requires the treasury to j ceptional bergein! See thia $5.00 bushel, vegetable Drewer cover - -forma extra notify Congress before allmving beautiful tableware Today! shelf. any taX refund 'or-credit in excess V .,.. PLASTIC with PILLOW *3 8 8 of *100.000. Giant 6 ft. idze includes repnir Mt. Revolving Sheivee. Two Revolving Shelves plus Although the 1956 over-*100.000 a stationary shelf. rebates were in ths nlne-figutn bracket, they were the smallest PARKER "21" Pall l>Bgth Door Handlee. Doer may ba opened since 1M7 and nearly 300 per cent 1 at any poinL less than 195S'I total of 3313.8M.698.: FOLDING COTS •4.9S -The peak year on »i00,000-plus re­ COT PAOSr-M.t5 S-¥ear Protection Plan. This Refrigerator-Pqod funds was 1961 with *698,563,666. PEN .■' PENCIL S D Proozer la coverod by a one-.vear written war- Refunds and credita reported for; ALL COMPACTS santy on the complete refrigerator and freazer 1956 represented clainis on years against defective matariala. and workihaiiahlp Autherixod Sorvieo going back aa far gs 1941. and four years' additional protection on’ the seal- The estate, of the late Lammot, SLEEPING BAGS ad-in refrigerating ayatem. Du Pont was granted a tax refund 1 Rng. S9.70 $ ▼ .9 5 c --- - - ■ r\ of 1608,093 as the laigest non-1 coiwrate return. Mary Ethel Pew '/i PRICE REG. $13.50 YOUTHS' lAG. ONLY of Phtladelphia was granted 8221.- S26. Warren J. Sheets of East Chi­ cago, Ind., *228,891, and Jrtip and SEE OUR CELACLOUD RAG ONLY 9 , ^ 9 8 Fannie K, Hertz. Gary, Inn,, *109,- Y it, this 35” ClowR Doll is youn—FR EE, 398. Corporation refunds many )n- ANSON TIE CLIP atonces went back to years when, Manchester Sales ths axcaas profits tax was atill on AND wiUi Uii purskait tf apy GRIB ar CAR- the hooka. Alarm Clocks AND CUFF LINK SETS* TENTS n? Scots War on Birds. PUP T0 ITS. W A U TENTS. PYRAMID HNTS, RIARE punhaiMl ia our. $ 5 .4 1 ReoUand ia campaigning to por- __ U S rY O U R sLiade more hunters to war on pre­ ■ “**!!% • -• •vra’ ajjw iia. PA Y ONLY LITTLE CHIEF TEPEE TENT...... $4.98 dator birds, which are serioualv PRICE ,.M6i kdta. I- CREDIT Yt threatening crops. 'Oje Government 50e WEEKLY *Disconrtnund spyloi CHECK YOUR CAMPING ACCES$ORIE$ has act up a plan to pay half the Toko^ono with you on your vacation. cost of ammunition fof the shodtlng Comp Ax . 99c Knifo, $P90B, Peril $ot...... 98e of "nuisance birde," deecribed as Ftoihiight .... 99c Cook $ot, 7-Pc. $2.29 STORKTOWN wood pigeons, geese, and rooka. There Js a law forbidding the uee Con toon .... 99c Laundry ...... 98c 8091 (LOWER STREET FMMIR LEVEL) of poison of any kind in the field, CHARGE Hotebot ...... 99c MesqSlito Netting...... ;. yd. 49c FOR COURTEOUS SERVICE PHONE Mi 9.$234 and, despite an open ieoaon on most game birde, flocks continue Ponchos...... $1.99 Khaki Tewtis ...... 59c to increase each .year. ACCOUNTS MANCHESTER SURPLUS SALES CO. DAILY HOURS: WED.. THURS., FRI. 10 A.M. fo 9 P.M. • MON.. TUES.. SAT. 10 A.M. to 4 P.M. Plane'i Weijtht Doubled a ir - 169 N. MAIN ST. AT DEPOT SQUARE One new giant nommeroisd pas- INVITED JIHM FARR-^MI 3-7111 "MM atugsB* plane welghi nsore than HM> M W M C H C S X C R A twice aa much aa Its orlginrt mor T" To 9 dal, built 17 yaara ago. It fhaa conditioned WE GIVE TRIPLE '‘S” BLUE STAMPS P.M. — MIDDLE TURNPIKE 0 . 0 MANCHESTER about kwies 04 far, carriea thre* Umaa oa much payload, and Its 977 MAIN STREET •raising opoad is 135 mlica an hour

r • *• MANCHESTER M A N C H E ^R EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, WDNESDAY. JULY SI. IflST MANCHESTER EVENING HERAI^D. MANCHESTEitKCONN, WEDNESDAY, JULY'81, 1967 PAGE SIXTEEN PAGE SEVENTEEN around an old barrel house piano I ffal Boyle Battery with RCA yietor's "A Night at Tiny Records Improve Atmosphere I Poppa John's." ^ | jParis Designers Feud Both high- and low brows with ‘ ' FOR EXPERT Devel 1^1 by AEC taste for early Amsrican culti Gray Flaimelisms: O f’ Backyard Vacation Spot .can bring a smattering of bur­ WHEEL ALIGNMENT— WHEEL BALANCING from Page One) lesque into their backyards, RADIATOR REPAIRING AND RECORING [ . On Length of Hemline law and relativst will alloj . , 'Although not yet available for By Hugh A. Mulligan ■ Uratford honoring the Bard COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE A Few Examples Backyard viwationers who prefer Decca has a handy, home economy- > the - Cook album, I'Burles^e lln- jveryday use," . said the AEC, ailed festival in its' Parnaasus | censored, a long pla> Ig record 3 DAYS er than the creamed obeetnut anjV "larger future models of the bat­ to 'summer Jn the city can simu­ SEE ;t Bt NADEANr W AI.KF.R late th"ir own straw hat • cii-cuU aeries of spoken word records. One ! of * llv^performance New York tft-Just aa lAvers de­ tawny tan of earlier shows. Nothing tery are expected to power porta ble-----, 1 , . and see If It developi any leaks." *■ Piris, July |1. — Fauhtons could be niore colorful than some radios hearing aids: and- equip. I music festivals, o u ld o o f concerts Is an album of'Shakespeare's "Im ~ velop their own language, so do WlUi • cat-like alink were offered mortal Scenes and Sonnets.'' fea­ buaineskmen. "Let’s frame It and see If it col­ of his magenta pinks and electric ment In guided missiles and space and other nisUa cultir al rc,.rcats :p l e t e lects dust." ^ Jacqiie* Heim today. They are by moving the bl-fi speakers out turing dramatic readings by Sir 8o (for that matter) do circus klffh waialed and abort aklrUd to Wues. Green and gold also appear. "I’ve got the motor running, hut CoaU and jackets are often dou­ The report did not say who de­ by the b.arbecue pit. John Gielgud. Pamela Brown, CLARKE MOTOR performers, soda jerks, college pro­ Juit below the knee. fessors, psyefilatrisU, and men who I think the mixture ia a little ble-breasted and buttoned in two veloped the battery, but cited It Want to samble the delights of Arnold Moss acd R. E. Johnson. .101 BROAD STREET— weak." * Since hemllnea are ao far of two rows. There are nine-tenths length Tanqlewood without driving to the , German B?er Garilen rise early in the morning to open as an exsrhple of “saversl new up iMinks with a gun. "Let’i not bake any beans. I've ^choola. Just ' below the knee coaU with fur linings, worn loose Industrisl uses of radioisotopes" Berltshlres ? - Low brow ,stay-at-homes can Some indlvidu^'s even—such as got to catch the 5:27." •(Patou.* "Lanvin. Cardin, Hetmi over sheaths. reported during the first six months RCA Victor provides the solu-^ tran.sform thrtf backyard Into and mid-calf (Balman. Chanel. a German beer garden with RCA 8am Goldw’yn—develop a private "Let’s put it in a cage and see Some models are fitted at the of 1957. tlon with two jicw 'rccord.s of the Advertise in The Heral^’^ H P*y* If It Bings." Oeeaesl. their ia caRcr speculation waist in front, but fall In a flat. The battery______employs a radloac- Victor's "Soiir Kraut In HI-FI," ______...______— ------. lingo, that becomea a public joy, on what Dior will do tomorrow. Boston Symphony Orchestra under featuring a genuine out O' key But right now greatest interest "I see feathers on it — but it's CLEARANCE SALE loo.se panel behind. Others nave a ll; {(yj igotope called rromethlum M7 - Heim’a suit jackets elthfr end the baton- of Ch.arles Munch. One German band made -up of mu- renters in two new weird and won­ not flying yet." ' the fullness gathered to the skirt | g power source, offers Br.ahme First, a fsvorite derful languages~one spoken by "Let's get down on all fours and abruptly at the wajat or are %-ery back. j “ With this development," said siciana'incapable of playing in time iong, almost like morning coats. with high brow summer audlendes, or In tunc; or Into a Viennese wine the teenager, the other by the man look at* it wdth humllit.v." Necklines are tisiiafly o f't h e jjh e AFC, "five diffeTenl tS'pes of and the other features Tchaikov­ In the gray flannel suit. "Let's hang on to the Uil. You Idost are decollete, with standoff .shallow, ahoulder-to-.shouldcr vari-; gjo^ic batteries have been an- cellar with Angel's "Souvenir o* La FLAMME APPLIANCE COMPANY sky's Serenade for Slrin.gs.5 Bar- can never tell where it will wae Ssh necklines, often filled in with ety. Many cockUll and. formal j -p),, batteries convert , ...... - .,.—., . Vienna” and "Vienna's Favor) ’This second language — now bar's A dagio'for String.s and E H o"r"en lUlian p in a “p ^ for KIDDIE FAIR'S Imown as "Buslneaaman'a Bebop” us.” " ‘ are Let's! ^ o : lined with the same leather. | Old Time C oiMX-rt 1 jiusic for the barbecue/pit al.ao throughout all Indueliy with the useful for applications requiring Another summer itandby.Artmir ra^ ^ack the minytrel days: speed of chlckenpox In a kinder­ nb coats dyed to neon-bright | -pvco popular skirts for short or tiny amounts of power. Their use- Fiedler and his Boatori with Epic's complete ^cording of; garten. Jed . or < blue shades are lined to l jong formats are ruqhe lamp ful life rieuends upon the radiol-1 watch'the dress beneath. tirades, and diagonally tiered hi.I muv he manv chestrs. whips up sn .....oldan time oiu baud time sbowDos old time ,. showbost/^rformaneg Edward M. Meyers, a merchan­ Mi.ssingt Coffee * Helm calls his new fashions: ghe*ths that might be compared dising and sales promotion expert, • year-', anH and the hnttrries. the ...... hattrne. are vlrtii- »,e riilu ; anystimulate of several community r e . X singing with haa collected a number of these IShallew waisted and leggy." | to mummy«wrapping excent tliat I-ally unaffected bv temperature ... T-. .^-/'Tds by the Nor “ "Wmged Victory" evening dress-: the waist is generally alack. "Curtain Going Up. "HLFtHi-Fi Fied-Mco- LuboffL,llb^ff ch(^,c h ^ . the Robert "Gray Flannelisma ” overheard In lj> Just Reward humidity extrenie.s ler" and excerpt from Tchalkov- Wggner rhora h m m j conferences In many executive «a are made of floating chiffon w-ith ■ There are again a few ankle and the Walter suites. Bare backs and drapery ■ mounted: length sheath.s dropping floor skv’s Nutcracker Suite. This pe-en- Schumann siugers. and -even c.ip Milwaukee (Ah Carl Serlo, pi-eaa- —^....1.... ,r«..e.Vi«sBtWo #«bmraH ffYT ■ A__• .... ^ Here ar* a few. selected at ran­ Sbove the waist. i length or trailing panels behind. ntallv popii'ar orchcsirii. famed ^i,ele niof of any mountain ed for time on a moi-nlng when ,x Like other Paria dresamakera. i Gu.v, Laroche, who made a splash Liffnin Is Cnnifilrx. its novel r -ran'vments, has sold t^gvern dom. for the young go-getter who the temperature was aero, put a wh/re the toOrists gather wants to pep up his conference ilelm usee black Uberally this sea-1 with his debut colIecUon ist lea- close to, three mulion albums oyer' ------cup of too-hot coffee ih the milk vocabulary: |on.?but hs aUo goes for brbwn in «m, will show this ytem oon, Shelton, wash. Lignin, ' waste the years. , 1 _ _ _ chute to cool while he finished get­ ^ Bpecy shade considerably dark-1 along with Jacques. Grlffe. product-of paper, pulp, and cel­ “ What thlg idea needs is more of ting ready for-work. lulose production, 1» a complex Capitol Records takes the . lis­ Charge an Idea." \ ■, tener to the West Coast for a se-'es When he returned the coffee was chemical. It acts as the "remenl" Voiir "Let's stick antlers on it and see gone. / of excellent! V recorded ahd in- Prescrlprione If It acrajohes." qf wood snd makes up nearly a Serio searched about the hkil. •itndover ' ’ . spiringly played concerts j-ndcr lin e Nylon Tank FRAMEJ’OOL "As long as the boas doesn't have I I— - third of the tree. For almast all the Btars by the Hollywood Bowl then looked outside and th er/w as, Local Stocks uses of cellulose the chief in­ to do it‘nothing la impossible." Orchestra. PINE PHARMACY "Let's put It on a scale and see the milkman, drinking the coffee.! Carnibar Group gredient of wood, the lignin must Summer stock enthusiasts cart •*Thanks, • mighty Uioughtful.” 7 664 Center St— Ml t-»8l4 If lt!s gained any weight." first be removed: said the deliveryman.^ Quotations Pumlsbed by - run through a whole season's f i l ­ "Let’s get down to where the : To Meet Today Cobum M Mtddlebrook, Inc. ing In one evening with sucly re- “ “Nothing at all,'' aald "jrio SAVE 4fl>! rubber meets the road." meekly. . . . Bid Asked CONTRA4T AWARDED cent releases as MGM's /'S ilk — "It needs a tranafuslon and the : T o Plan Carnival Bank Storks Stockings." featuring th y movie. f i :n in t h e s i > '! account executive isn’t Our blood Msneheeter- Trust . . . 60 6-' Dayton. Ohio, July 31 e ’ ^ Aitdover, July SI (Special)—The Conn. Bank and Air Materiel Command at W rij^t- Lady." "L'll Abner" and/Clndcrcl- BELA-RO-PEOL "Let’s not just stand around with Blin^I^an Gropes An mince nf prevention .. ilamibar committee «'ill meel at Trust Co. 3 8 ', 4 lt, Patterson Air Force Base here la." RCA Victor’s "Im ppy Hunt- Reg. $12.95 fe $34.95 or backs against the hot pipes." First National Bank vesterdav announced the award of]in g," Angel's "S t./J o a n " and lyWorth a pound of cure. .the firehouse tonight to make fup- VALUES "L«t'a follow It down the road ^nd Drives Away KELVINATOR'S of Manchester .... 27j, 3 2 ' a J2;395,332 contract to Flight En-' dozens of other play/ and musicals At Voiir Local Drug Store and see what it eats." IDjer plans for the annual carnival Hartford National terpriscs. Inc., at Bradley Field. | recorded by variwia corhpanies, .1. W. H.ALE CORP. "I don’t kneny. about the i-est of - Little Rock, Ark. (Ah—.'A man. FAMOUS 2 DOOR Bug. 10. Bank, and Trust Co. 31 33 Windsor Locks. Cpnn.,-to recondi-' For those unao'e to get to the ARTHUR DRUG CO. you, but I'm ready to pitch a tent F^e Insurance Companies tion aircraft. American Phalj/speare Festival at came liito A. J. Bishop's dry clesut- * AaslgilmenU for the various . and dig for w-orms;" Ing shop, asked for hia suit, then . iommltlee membem. of the event, Aetna Fire ■...... 63 66 "Let'i. drive it into the parking Hartford Tire i ."777..TTTUT 14T 187 asked Bishop to confirm the color., which Is sponsored by the Fire lot and see If we dent an^enders." “ I don't see well," the customer' National F ir e ...... 70 70 74 "Let's put on pith- helmets and KELVINATOR— FOODARAMA tiepartment, a*!!! be- made at this explained. "Will you take your Phoenix...... 62'4 62'4 6 5 ', try running it arountT in the eun." I tneetlng. UfB and Indemnity Ins'. Cos, money from this bill and give me‘' e 8 CU FT. FREEZER ON LEFT RIDE . The committee U headed by John CHESTS "That’s the way the banana peelit the change?" 12 CU. FT. 2 DOOR e II CC. FT. refrigerator ON RIGHT REDE H. Yeomans. Other members are: Aetna Life ...... 200 210 DRESSERS and the mop fIo]>8." Bishop made change, put the e MAGIC CYCLE I * Charlaa Phelpa. Joaeph Armstrong. Aetna CaauaUy...... l42 152 “ Let’a iSnqne it before we think suit on a hanger, and placed It In e RUDING RHELVES I Stanford Hathaway, Maxwell B. Conn. General ...... 297 307 BEDS to about ft." ' the man's hand. a ONXV 48” WIDE Hutchinson. J. Russell Thompson, Hartford Steam Boiler 79 83 "Lel aAry it with an accent and The man turned, himbled for the , a REGULAR $770.00 Traveler ...... 80 Vj 84 NiTE TABLES REFRIGERATOR liichard Thompson. E. K. Syde, r . ■ee if fl'i subversive." i doorknob, and stepped outside to beogre Nelson, Alfred Gill. Stewart Public Unlitles . VANITIES > LL OTHER MODELS REDUCED FOR C'-EARANCE 'At this atage we're chopping an automobile. He felt for the door s MAGIC CYCf-B c - I L HolJlngton. Harry Sheldon. Joseph Conn, Power ...... T 4 1 ', 43', spood—not burning it.” handle, opened the door, and e RLiDiNfi SHELVKR Llearente , Conn. Light A Power 17', BOOKCASES 1.00 Comerford, Roscoe Talbot, Frank ) » ‘4 ■ "I> t‘e throw a blanket on It and gropingly hung up hia suit. - | • 100 LB. FREEZER RECTION AT THE BOTTOM Price H. Bry>wn Jr., George Collette and Hartford Electric Lt. 57 59 DESKS ■ KWpkeep liIt WafTYi.warin.” Then, A n0n^ n®he s gotOl behindDC* the wheel | Okarlet Nlcholaon. Hartford Gas Co. .... 38tj- I might cancel his vacation." , —“ ------'ll 36H ■■■ \ . Mrt. Jo|«’;»b!Jtchinson and Miss « r " R«g. $24.95 to $75.00 VALUE "I’m just painting With a broad U.S. Hard on Mrlals Clearance BENCHES brush. You fellows fill in the de­ 1.95 p . fcarleen jffliort will aeiws as cloth- Arrow. Hart, Heg. . i 49 32 ! tails." Price Jng judges of the 4-H Hebron Town Associated Spring .. . 33 36 TABLES If the present United States per Fair, to be held in the Hebron Ele- ''Let's give it a name and aee if capita consumption existed- with trade Bristol B rad s...... 10'4 12H ; •omeone will adopt it."...... >ientary School Saturday. Collina ...... 120 » — . j throughout the wortd. copper, lead, ^. - Mri. Hutchinaon Is chairman ,,x . .! irfiwrence JiUaon will judge the LOW-PRICED see it too clearly.” Terry Steam ...----- ..15.7 i "The drawbirdge might be up I Brese-making contest at the Oov- Torrington ...... 25 27 ! entry Grange tomorrow nighU but you ean^tlll jump the moat." U.S. Knv’lp com .. ..- 27 29 "Let's anchor it in deep water WATKINS- r E>-ent Tonight U.S. Env’lp pfd. .. .. n 1.3 LARGEST STOCK IN CONNECTICUT ■i A picnic for Little Leaguers Veed»r-ftoot...... 49 52 ind their fathers will be held by The above quotationa are not toy WEST ie Boy’s Baseball group at the be construed as actual markets. ' Sturdily eonstnicted. smoothly finishod, roody for you to point! fportamen Club at 6:30 p.m. e Game Tomorrow Marendaz Funtral SarvieB r An All-Star game will be played ■raEFT OF $1,600 Como ond browso around — you will bo omozod. \ ■ by Uttle League players at the TRAVEL AGENG)T Orinohd 8.'57 ^ ' Maacibmtcr Evming Herald hour yesterday, w a lt ^ until the Authorized Agents For All Aadoier oorrespondeat. Mr*. Paul counterman was bua>/then dodged m o d e l s #. Pfansriehl, telephone PIIgrlra_ in an4 itole jLg.rfiri! jnetal ,bc>x ALL OTH^R REDUCED ^OR QUICK CLEARANCE------~ Rail,'Air and Steamship ManrhestcFs Oldest WS56.' ■ ' containing $1,000 In cash, the res­ Lines with Finest FacllltleB taurant payroll. / The box was Off-Street Parking r Polo waa invented In Persia. I not m ias^ for Several hours. H AROLD EELL.«« Eatabllshed 1874 Manchester Agent Tel. MI 9-7442 bare back—zip front—yi aist length Layaway DOLL SPECIAL • 20” High «* Totnogt Figurt * Ail Vinyl ARVT^^ o i u ! * High Hm Is *’*Rootnd Hair * Drt$<«d in Swtatnr and Skirt Special Closeout KELVINATOR KELVINATOR REGUUR $9.95 18 CU. FT. SPECIAL H O U S E ’S 13 CU. FT. 2 DOOR UYAW AY NOW! FREEZER 10 OTHER MODELS SIMILARLY REDUCED S H O E D E P T . REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER a A niEEZER YOU CAN TRUST! * ? C l', l-'T. FREKZEK ' • S (^UlCfc FREEZE SHELVES * 11 UU. FT. RF-FRIGERATOR •.ONLY 8?" WIDE ALL DOLLS NOW REDUCED « REGULAR $5S9.9S • EASY TO WORK WITH • REGULAR $8$e.$5 ' NOTE! FOR CLEARANCE OR LAYAWAY ALL OF OUR WHITE. . BROWN AND WHITE Clearance Clearance Price , Price .95 SPECTATORS with trade with trade by RHYTHM STEP

N O W MQ*95 6 Other Kelviiiator Refrigerator Models To Choose From, Prices Starting At $179*95 8” Doll Furniture Special Formerly $ 12.95 ////A • POSTER BED * WARDROBE , • LAWN SWING • DRESSER - * BATHINETH • TABLE. CH A II^ Also Spiecial Clearance prices on: KELVINATOR Electric Ranges; famous AND MANY OTHER ITEMS NOT LISTED , KELVINATOR Automatic Washers (no gears or expensive transmission to lE AU m idliner Remember . . . replace) Clothes Dryers and Air Conditioners* “ The Fitting's ^ L lly e f t e The Thing" f- * ■ What a wonderful bra! Easy a$ pie to don becauae ZeTme. 401« 50% off! the Talon zipper’s right under your noee. While the SHOP AT WHERE PRICES ARE RIGHT! beick is bare as a newborn babe, contour padded cupa underacored with- wife keep everything in beautiful shape up front. It meets your favorite CLOSED MONDAY DURING JULY and AUGUST WHERE SERVICE IS RIGHT! girdle half-way to make certain your midriff ba­ OPEN THURSDAY and FRIDAY NIGHTS TILL 9 ba vaa. Very pretty in embroidered nylon marquisette La FLAMME’S WHERE TERMSARE RIGHT! with.cotton and dacron elastic. White. 32 to 40, B and C cupa.

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> k : l Coats No More to Have First EvarytWHg LoxuHetis bat Mm tJWATIT! IV X e Mi Choice TWOUSERS ON NOUR 9 P r ic e Stdps Heart Gas Boomate—How should I know? aniauto contract: Bring the family into MONT­ The SIBail-AINNUAt, FURNI­ OLD Chair: hosvcan intwar to Previous Punia’ If. you'd put things where ■ they "Dear Sirs: GOMERY WARD COMPANY and TURE SALE has Just begun at 3 Tim«« Foster' belong, you might be able to find "This will make ns even. Sincere­ select the jacketa, the i:pata,,and Aa aaaDai linb klaik M ia aastalalai SM . The molt preclotu thing eny6ne them. W taHitr Forfcost Bargains WA’TKENS. 986 Main «t. bringing (aMM-titlaa laaSiflaa kaaai, a M It* »• 1 Wish he would have dwed me 111. ly, but no longer yours." th* winter (lutfits you'll need while you a fine' group of boautiful; g a aliy tr itina. Ttls tm$m Ball-aaa M M pan have l« the goodwill of other*. Mr atlS laSItMlia, sat, Siarttara. aaSiaar Then 1 could bav* had novocalne!” thhs^peak selection with a com­ practical 'RABIES reg. $24.60 ttm m t ttatalM at iin ft l Ansa, MaMnt, It Is something aa fragile a* an — Lawrence Glnetose, Lattlmer acr o ss TOWN ^Listed by plete' *lze range exists. You don't tMlrla ar MaaalllMn. orchid. And'** beautiful! A* preci­ now $19.96. In mahogany and nut­ CiniSaS tobaraMy tatfa arava Ball.aaa M - Mines, Pa. CARNIVAL , 1 Often follow* have tiKpay right now. Use the meg maple, you’ll find every pos­ la«a aaatrallta I llaat at laaak ataaittk Mltlty ous as a gold nugget—and a* hard BY DICK TURNER I Cold and —— The Inquirer la aaaailaalaaaBiaayfaaaiaiaiaaatiTaMlala. shower* LAY-AWXy -PI,JLN. Just $1 down I to And. As powerful as a great 4 Intermittent sible design to add a smart, Sat Sill.kat M as Itr ftMati katan rtatf. Ma A magistrate was h4uing a case 1 Cipher will hold yo'ur garments until 6ct< elpgant touch to your room; I turbine—And a* hard to build. As which Involved a collision where 1 Collefe 15. Of course you can make small [wonderful r i youth—and iurhard I Fair and — *- Step-end tables, cocktail and b 1ipotme 21 Mourn MARTINIZING, the ONE ihove the meat from the shell by CAR COATS, in racy sportmodels, Building a hotel for the night and found the running into each other instead of T Correlative of 24 Unable t» hav* It today, not "aomeday ". HOUR DRY CLEANING at 20 with fur-Ilned hoods will see you 14 Mo.1t Jewel- hear 40 Burdans running a sharp knife lengthwise For predinner relaxation, take [bedbugs were *o"thick that (hey some Innocent person. If this sort neither m a n c h b s t e r c a r p e t , c e n ­ East Center St. is a mighty help snuggly through a winter of^Iiz- like. IS Arm bone 41 Horatio — under the meat. ' Slice off the a warm bath before you start pre­ Contractor [ couldn't sleep. So they went out of thing' egn be encouraged, I 8 Blouse t e r , corner -Main and Middlt to busy homemakers. One trip tards. High fashion WINT 18 South 42 Kill m*s core and discard and cut the meat paring the meal. You'll find it re­ [ on the porch to sleep. think we rtiay have hit upon the 9 Greek war (od 26 Assail Tpke. has a magnlflctent display downtown can accomplish It all. OOA’TS in new pastels or smart^ European 27 Dictstlon 43 Stripe into bite-size pieces. Serve with laxes you and soothes your nerves. RMidMtidLCofflmwrciol After a few minute* Mike solution of a serious problem. 10 Ascend of luah carpeUng that can turn Just bring in all the soiled gar­ neutral shades are warm, luxurious "D DonkeVi 11 Tsnfles device 44 Seth's son your favorite • dip. Avocado or punched Pat and pointed to some 21 Whst weather your room into a haven of new ments and home accessories and in snd appealing at prices that seem Altcrat!ens>R«ifieddinc| Burned Up! 17 Endured 28 Antler 4*Opposad sour cream dressing ia good and Being pretty as a picture in a lightning bugs as he said, often Is i-nmCoi-t and rivA vott tHat one hour (while you shop or keep a mild seasoning of onion adds unbellevsbly low. Mike -It's no use,^/*at. Thej're tt a a sad but truthful statement.. 19 Herb '!9 Gaelic 47 Eye molstur* that beauty appointment) your picture hat calls for good grooming. “ Businesn Built On 22 Formerly 31 Lefislative 48 Hlrallnf piquancy. coming after us, with lanterns It's a universal Joke.. 23 Weather order will be ready for you, im­ Use a soft little brush around your Customer Satisfaction’! 24 Twosome* body 50- 1— , cold Try this for a TV snack. You 'That healthy look a farmer has I now. The folks who lempty ash tray* 26 Unpleasant forecast remamber there ia a NO DOWN maculately clean, beautifully hairline. Thla keeps stragglers in medium S3 Knife part winds can prepare it during the com­ comes partly from what he eats. place ahd brushes away a dingy Full Insurance Coverage Are the ones who never smbke^ child PAYMENT clause to give your pressed and renewed. MARTINIZ- mercial. A survey reveals that farm fam­ dreama an additional puatr for­ ING helps you combine homemak­ line left from cosmetics and natur­ Tel. MI 9-303.3 Announcer: "Now here's our 27 That firl r " r " r~ r ~ r “ 1“ r~ r - r - ilies have more of, all nutrients al skin oils. new giant size bar of soap. It Elsie — Oh,dear, BenJ.v. y o u 30 Fcinlnlne r » r " ward. , ing and a career and do both with A Carefree Hairdo for Summer except two than city families. Farm After 5:00 P. M. shouldn't have kissed me like‘that doesn't clean, lather, float or smell appellation r " n N the greatest of ease. Try the TWO Especially in the summer timb diets may lack vitamin A found In- 82 BALDWIN ROAD I nice. Just keeps you company." Just now in the Tunnel of Love. 32 Creditor's flptcy Squash Pie HOUR SHIRT SERVICE, too, at you long for s hsirdo that is cool dark-green and deep-yellow vege­ What If some of those other people prey m cupa mashed cooked squash, 299 West Middle Tpke. (near the The Inquirer MANCHESTER, CONN. saw you ? , r ~ r " snd essy to care for. Why not let tables and citrus-fruit vitamin C. 34 Sometimes S-4 cup firmly packed dark brown Parkade). Dress and sport shirts SCHULTZ BEAUTY SALON. 983 Jack Benny: "Dennis, you mean Benjy—1 didn't kiss you. But If mud-spattered are packaged to perfection ready to say that Just because the dentist r ' ’ A sugar, hi teaspoon ginger, 1 tea­ Main St., with its staff of skillful, Be cqnsistent when you shop for I find out who did. I'll sure teach 35 Loafers i spoon cinnamon, 1-8 teaspoon to store away in a drawer without talented operators help you. First owed you |10 you had him puli him a les.son. tashlon. A $3 hat and a $25 hand­ 36 Musical notes a cloves. 14 teaspoon nutmeg, vi mussing, a deft HAIRCUT sets the pace; bag are not good teammates. Ap­ perfectly good teeth?" Elsie—Ah. Benjy, you couldn’t .17 Roman despot SPECIAL SALE- Dennis Day: "Gee, Mr. Bentg-, i teaspoon salL -2 eggs, slightly then a PERMANENT for softness portion your money evenlyso that teach that guy nothing! 38 British i r B i r beaten, 1 cup milk, scalded. % cup Caribbean W*.v of Life Taking and naturalness, finishing with a your clothes harmonize in quality princess Wy liplted States by Storm P 6 light cream, 1 unbaked 9-inch pie becoming set. Your precious vaca­ as well as in color scheme. MR. TWEEDY BY NED RIDDL 40 Clesrina in 9 /' fhell. The newest storm from Carib­ tion weeks need not be interrupt­ 3 ----- afternoon OUR BOARDING HOUSE > with MAJOR HOOPLE 9 ' i S , Mix together squash, brown bean waters has nothing to do ed with harried dashes to neigh­ Learn a New Skill and 41 Fuss / sugar, ginger, cinnamon, cloves, with hurricanes, though the force borhood hairdressers. The shop is Hair Sprays Shampoos 42 What heat YOUR YARN SHOP, 60 Cot­ u 1 nutmeg and salt. Add eggs and with which it Is making itself felt refreshingly air-conditioned. tage St., where trained, capable £6AD, MONTMOCBNCy/-*~. causes mix Wall. Add milk and cream upon the American scene is'rough­ 45 Artist's tool 1 instruction In knitting, crocheting HEYAtA30e/yc)Lj;pl^ HAvJe ’ UM-HAK.'-^ IT WASN'T , P gradually, atlrring constantly. ly equivalent to such a tropical If it’s a problem to keep white and related arU is taught FREE! FEAR THAT CAUSED ME 49 Strayini 7 ------Pour into unbaked pie ahell. Bake disturbance. In brief, the revolu­ shoes and hand bag crisply clean TO ^ S T OUT LII^E A 5MAPPCD 51 Assent P ia a fascinating place to visit So- $OFA SPRING w hen THE TO eOCX ODDLY ENOUaM w f IT r in a hot oven (450F.) for 10 min- tion touching almost every facet during the summer, choose black man'y new things have Just ar- 52 Century pi of American life might be called i s u r p r is e d Vo o s n o r in g o n 1 WAS IN the t h r o e s . utea; then reduce heat to moder­ instead. Sandals or pumps in shiny rived. For instance the AFGHANI 53 Poker stake d P "The Carib'bean Way of Life" - a Mis favorite p e r o m .'—X OF A NieKT/WARE, 6( ate (8SOF.) and continue baking patent leather with matching he^nd- PACK, $11.98, contains all the 54 Cookin gay, colorful relaxed approach to I t o l d him. you WERE A Bl<3 PURSOIMS A ch ee ta h vesse U SS about 60 minutes longer, or until bag are fine companions for many wool you need for knitting or A cross the veld t, when filling if firm. Makes 1 pie. living,'.much adfnired by visitors summer fashions. But if you do g a m e MONTER with a 55 Hardy heroine in the islands and countries crocheting a .beautiful af- THE a ia s t e r o f t h e IT Note? Mashed cooked pumpkin pick white, remember that It must COAT-OF-AR/V\G---- '‘Poitibly you'll hive to take them even if they arc too 56 1^1 dam & stretching like Jewels through the ghan.. Your choice of 4 color com­ ch ateau s t a r t l e d can be substituted for squash. be spotless, to. ilhleve the effect HE WANTS to MEET 17/Befort -u Caribbean Sea. With thuosands of binations, packaged in a nice xip- ME-~~ HAR-Co m PH.'/ large, madam— -they won't .oome offl” you want pered plastic case, will make a . Y ou/ T hey'r* Growing In Popularity travelers observing this way of life on its home ground's, it’s not cozy afghan that measures 46"x- Here's an attractive way to Newcomer to Fashion Family 66." Why not knit “him" a pair of serve those increasingly popula'r surprising, as the Caribbean Tour­ In the BABY DEPT, of J. W. PRISCILLA'.S POP ist Association points out, that so 3-D SOCKS. The kit, $1.98, In- Pr Positive BY AL VERMEER plump and tender CORNISH HALE OORP. a new name has dludes "Bernat” 50-50 yam. wool GAME HENS from LYNN POUL­ many of them*have wanted to been added. It's "McKern." When transfer as many elements as pos­ These pretty floral-initial towels, for softness and warmth, nylon PERWAP TRY FARMS In the Parkade and in easy-to-do embroidery, will add you see the long-sleeve cotton for strength and washability. The at the Center. For six CORNISH sible to their owB homes. Design- knit JERSEYS with Ivy League krs, architects, food processors and beauty to the kitchen! 'You’ll en­ eye-catching pattern really GAME HENS, stuff with sn 8-oz. Aa cool and refreshing as a soft joy making them and find them stripes,, you’ll want one or more "stands out" in 3-dimensional ■v._ herb-seasoned stuffing, lightly. music companies have been for that young .man of— y o u r s drink — and delightfull.v .young. to Jump on the band-wagon. focus. "Weil begun Is half done,” Roast In 32.1 oven for an hour. Low-necked date dress for Juniors Patte'fn No. 6687 contains hot- starting kindergarten thla fall. So so Just get started! Combine 2 T honey and I t kitchen with’ narrow trimming. Sew a iron transfer for 7 designs; stitch little ironing required. The bouquet and brush. generou.sly collared version, too. A New Life Stock illustrations;■ color chart. "MCKBJM" label is also on a Don’t pass up those new bathing over hens 15 minutes before roast­ No. 8460 ivlth, PATT-O-RAMA "W e suggest the purcha.se of a Send 25c in' eoins. your name, handsome 2-pc. BOUCLE SUIT caps that lood like velvet and also ing Is complete. High in ta.ite, included is in sizes'9, 11, 12, 13, growth LIFE INSURANCE COM­ I address and the pattern number to with sweater to match for that look like, hats. They come nutrition and value for your 14, 16 18. Size 11, 3i'^ bust, yards PANY STOCK, selling undqr $10 ; A.N’NE CABOT, THE MANCHKS- precious new bit of masculinity with ribbon trim, bows or flowers FOR MORE BEACITIFUL HAIR money are the tender native Conn. of 35-lnch; 2'4 yard.s trimming. per share. Particulars upon re­ TER EVENING HERALD. 1160 Just arrived. Other long-wearing and are bound to make a girl pret­ TURKEYS, fresh frozen at LYNN. quest". COBURN 4 MIDDLE- 4 1 For 'this pattern, send 35c in lAVE. AMERICAS. NEW YORK POLO SHIRTS, 3-6x, for the nur- tier when she goes swimming,. (?HEETAH Other good party or picnic food.i BROOK, INC. 629 Main Street. 36. N.- y. ' " aery and back-to-school set, range Regr. 2 are SPLIT BROILERS. COINS, ;your name, address, size Mitchell 3-1105. ,25 Rubenstein Color Shampoo . . . 1.50 plus tax ______EH?VER desired, and the PATTERN NUM­ It’s ready! The 1957 Needlework from $1.79 to $2.49 each. A Simple sheath. with 4ta own Album—fifty-six colorful pages Reg. 1, 79 Luster Net ...... 1.39 plus tax "Aft#r malting me guess for fivw minutes, the surprise In the final analysis, there is no BER to SUE BITRNETT (MAN- matching Jacket 1s Indispensable Reg. 2 .00 Ayer N et ...... Broiled Bananas with Cream shawing many pretty designs; Practical painter* have dis­ for the city girl Ih summer. Thp ,. .1.25 plus tax , other solution to a man's problems CHK-HTER EVENING HERALD)- 4 firm banana's ^ - e---» lor msKing a cro- jtVf: SjWrj-barr. ..-U51L.Ar''ft-,..A"*‘''lcris, New York plus directions for making 3 cro- covered the Washable variety of jacket comas'in handy in air-con- , Reg, 2 00 Helen Curtis Spray Net .. .1.69 pliis tax if.;<-7Cr,C ALLEY OOP Oscar On The Job day's honest ^decisions, the day's BY V. T, Ha m l in ' • Bm Ic B'AS^ION, spring 4 Sum­ |1 is dressy after-five affalfs. Reg. 6i ic Pamper generous utterance, and the day's Uae-all-yellow or slightly green-'^ - are refreshed fqr another bout with good deed. —Megiddo Message mer '57 win delight you with its Reg. 1 COTTON-WOODS tipped bananas. You Can Take It with You children’s fingers. .00 Palmolive Shampoo...... '.. .59c BY RAY GOTTO Wealth of smart, easy ■ to sew Peel bananas. Place on broiler - Don't cheat when giving your Reg. 1 ,00 Woodbury’s Shampoo...... 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Cutting -a pineapple la very This is very logical for the per­ slides too much to do its "/oVk A U SUMMER easy and the shell provides addi­ son who wishes to maintain a properly. tional glamour for serving the healthy scajp. Consider the fact pineapple itself or as a container that other persons have been trying Save complicated hairdos for DRESSES - BLOUSES - SKIRTS for salad, Ice cream or other des­ on the hats, too. • fall and winter. For summer play­ A sert. time try a simple, easy-tb-care-for CAPTAIN EASY A very easy and attractive way Life can be better at home. If ______BY LESLIE TURNER FRilCKLES ANb^illS f-r i ^ n d S, style. A smooth, medium page-boy / M THAT ReCBNT IMTERVKW Haunted Man to serve fresh pineapple is on the housewives will give in to washable no... TKB4RMMMA t^PERfi. PUIP THESE MAY BY . MERRILL BLOSSER can be bruahjid into shape quickly BUT THAT MAY V WBMUSTRfflAK quarter, shell. Cut a pineapple fabrics. This is especially true of and easily. A swept-back effect is This is'the 4CARTO'5 NWAB„ BE PAKBDi TAKBPMfS! I \ COMflWCBPlTAKEMl* If- n o t the Hi WKft IN AUSTRALIA DURINd ONLY J?U_ GET OR* TD in half lengthwise without remov­ those who use slipcovers and dri$ held In place with a ribbon or scarf. fAARIE! WB MUST 6BT BACK ) MPUEY AHP 00, WHILE BLOSSOM *4 TME ing the crown. Cut each half THE- TIMB PlK MARKHA'U WA5 SHREWD. I TO MOTHER r-V I'M CHECKBIfl ONTW54. A GOOD StARr , D r a s t ic a l l y Red u c ed peries that soil easily and require A feather cut is the simplest, If g a r d e n > WITH ttOTHBRyW ALABAMA! want pates WW THIS OOU/, lengthwise into quarters, again constant care. you can wear the style. CHANCE* ARE IT* S____ AND names RISMTHilLY Heg*! TOCMBCkI look for fall OPEN MONDAYS The answer to a little girl's prayer . . . a plaid dresa with a SLACKS JUST 35 cummerbund! Bright and colorful as autumn daya really are, this HOWARD’S AUGUST CLEAR-A-WAY SALE J. P. 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Major Loagu«! THE Leaders; Nattonkl I«Mg-u« Get Nor they on Herald Angle Legion Nine Meets Rockville Tonight at Nebo B%tUnK (Bued on 333 nt B«U)— Aaron, Milwatikar, ,340r Miiaial, St. Loula, .333; Groat, Pittaburifh, .,331; Mays, „ New York, ,319; PAT BOLDUC Fondy, Pittsburgh, .318... AsalsUnt Sports* Editor Several Boys Runs—Aaron, Milwaukee, 76; Two Former Child Prodigies Box on Television Blasingame. St. U>uls, 75; Maya, ... New York, 70; Robinson. Cincin­ t Sport Shorts at a Glance In Final Tilt; nati and Ashburn, Philadelphia, 66. Miami Beach. Fla., July’31 UP)--'*' Ortega, born in Mexicali,on Oct." and blamed tAis for hls loss to BoboA-igo tonight. Ortega twice dafroted Runs Batted In- Aaron, Milwau­ Charlie Robbins reports that a nine-mile foot race will be Tonight’*vnicrHt’a nationally -televised 21. 01 10*>A1926, say* he sviiUquit •a Vaiall bull-fight­ .#1 * _ AIOlsonmmv ts« in' ’ r*K( Chicago .4** six *..^>1.. weeks i— larter. afornier. .... welter champion ... _Tony Oe- - kee, 80; Muslal, St. Louis, 78; New York, Jul.v 31 (A*)—Ron Northe.v, too slow for the staged Sunda.v, August 11 at Lake Chaffee in Ashford. Sanc­ Starts at 6:15 fight could be billed as a battle be­ ing career at 15 to turn ring fight­ A' year later Gavilan lost a clos.e I'larco and claims victories over Crowe. Cincinnati. 69; Ehinis, St. Americ«n League's “Go-G6” Chicago White Sox. is ‘back tioned by the Connecticut AAU, the event is sponsored by the tween two former child prodigies er. He has won 40 of 49 profession­ decision to Hector Constance sno such fighters as Gene Poirier and Louis, 66; Hoak, Cincinnati. 6}1. —Kid Gavilan of Cuba and Gasper al fights and will be a slight favor­ blew his top In the dressing room Isaac Logart. comes naturally to keep the Lake Chaffee Assn. Medals will be presented for the first 15 Big Bob Neil has been nomi­ (Indian) Ortega of Mexico. * • - ■ ■ - - ^ Hits- Aaron, Milwaukee/ 136; nated to face Rockville tonight’ as ite over .the former champion. afterward. The Miami Beach Box­ Schoendienit, Milwaukee, 131; Mu- Philadelphia Phillie.s on the move in the National League •places, also one to the first I.Ake Assn, runner across the Gavilan, now 31. claims he start­ Gavilan had bad luck In each of ing Commission hit him. with a Walter Byars- Boston welter­ mre. Tlie husky, balding:, 37-v«ar-*— — <—— ” the local American, Le.glon Junior* ed flglitlng'-as ah a'matcur at age if sial, St. Louis. 126; .Thomas Pitts­ old aliiRirer, in a PhilUea unf/orm finish line and another to the first state high school finLsher, ba.seball team conclude.* Us regu­ his other two appearances In the fine for those remarks. weight boxer, often helps under­ burgh. 123; Robinson, Cincinnati, fo,’ the first time in 10 years, wal­ .Entries may be sent to Robbins,'^ — ■ ------lar . season Zone schedule at Mt. ■m 11 ahd turned n-. ofessionsl when he Auditorium. He deoisioned Johnny In Ortega’s only local appear­ privileged (ihildren by vyorklng. for 121. - r . Box 351, Middletown. ifas 16. He has had 137 bouts, los­ Cunningham here in the winter of ance, he lost a split decision to un­ th* Robert Gould Shaw Settle­ loped a game-winning ’ Jtwo-i-un all 10 games. Othet teams include Nebo. The contest Js scheduled to ing only 27, ranked Larry Baker four weeks li Doubles—Musial,, S t Louis. 28; homer in last night’s 8-5 vlctdry Temple Beth (7-4), Mall Tool get uilderway at 6:15. Coach Ron 1054, but Injured his right hand ment House In Roston. Hoak, Cincinnati and Douchee, over Cincinnati- coming up in a Sponsored by Nasslff Arms, a (7-4), St. Mary’s (5-6), Civttan nle Daigle’s charges were hard- J’” Philadelphia. 23; Gilliam, Brook-1 pinch-hit role only ho\irs after be- tennis clinic will be conducted by (5-6).F1n**t 185 (6-6), Emanuel pressed winning the first meeting lyn. Banks, Chicago, Schnendienst... Ing picked up from the White Sox Dick Lewis, Cornell University Lutheran (4-6), Nike Warrior* 'by *’ 2-e score while the'.visitors Milwaukee and Spencer. New yoriCNP" waivers. •varsity,tennla coach and varaity (2-6), • C5»nt*r Congo* (4-7) and were unable to field a team the l II 22" . / NNorthey’s o shot, his first home and freshman squash coach, Tues­ Comniunlty Baptist (2-9), last time, and forfeited to the Silk Triples -Ma.vs, New York. 12; run of the year, hoisted the Phils day afternoon at the West Side Cr ■ • • • Towmera. Bruton, Milwaukee. 9; Boiichee and within one percentage point of Oval. A leading figuca In Inter-' . League statistician Dick Day Nell, who has impressed in sev- ( i Ashburn. Philadelphia and Vlrdon. third place Brooklyn and kept Phil­ collegiate tennis, Lewi.* will offer has compiled a list of the top 10 eral relief appearances this sum­ Pittsburgh, 7. adelphia'within 2'j games of first American League Instructions and demonstrations in batters In the,Intermediate Base­ mer;., ha* a 1-1 record. Shopld the PAT BII.STRETTA ll Home Runs,-Aaron, Milwaukee, place Milwaukee. W L Pci G.B. the forehand, backhand and serve. ball League at'the West Side Oval. robust rightliander run Into any 30; Snider, Brooklyn. 24; Crowe The Braves defeated Pittsburgh New York 63 34 .649 — In addition to giving a brief talk difficulty Daigle will rail upon his It’s All in the Game The select group comprises Jim ace, Clyde Richard, southpaw Jim Cincinnati. 23; .Mueial.' St; Louis, but saw their lead shaved to Chicago ..., 60 37 .619 3 on wriiming technique's. T he‘time M^CIiam (Naasiffs) .460, Ray Herb Score, left shakes hands tvith Gil McDougald. A line drive 22; Banks. Chicago. 21. a mere tw'o percentage points over Boston ...... 54 44 .551 9Ek>ntice11i’s) .370, Bob Mailman Tops off the Yankee shortstop's bat nearly cost the Indians’ great Pitching (Ba.sed on 10 Deci.eague Detroit at Bo*ton/2 p.m. Bun- night in a 6;.I,3 contest at Mt. Herzog has-chased home tha moat Avery behind the plate. Heyart or j of some of hia rivals may explain LIFETIME GUARANTEE MID-SUMMER SALE! >_____. ■■ -V • •______"rtm-away.’’ Dick Donovan tossed nlng (12-3) v*. Nixon (8-5) Batting i Basrt on 225 at Bats )— a three-hitter to beat Washington Nebo. The locals shut out the visit­ run*, 11, four more than Tom­ Kacinski on first bwe, Danny j ^hv they (iidn’t do better. New York. July 31 {JP)—Heavyweight Champion Floyd Williams, Boston. ,384; Mantle. Chicago at^^Vashington, 8 p.m. ors 2-0 in the ftr*t meeting and kunas, while Lovett and Woj- Banavisre on secotiB. Danny Renn! Klvett. 34; is a mailman in High Ask ta about it I 7-1 and keep the second place — Keegan j ^ 4 ) v*. ^ m o s (7-8. Patterson says the hospitalization of .Tommy (Hurricane) New York. 356; Boyd. Baltimore White Sox within three games of Rockville forfeited a scheduled narowicz each have six . RSI* to ; Point, N. C., and what could be and Woodling, Cleveland, .329; Fox, Clevelamr at Baltimore, 8 p.m.— second engagement because of t their credit. Larry . Oavello has Qiuck ^imOTd In leftQeld,-Bobby.i more nalursi than for him to take Jackson won’t deter him from going all out against Olympic the top. The.. Yankees whipped ,Narles^K(7-l) vs. Moore (7-4). Daigle In ctnler and Merrer , in Chicago, .327. j Kansas City JO-4. le.ck of players.. Manche.ster edzred scored 14 runs, Steve Hubbard 12 a walk on hia day* off? He ha*, king Pete Rademacher in their Aug. 22 title bout in Seattle. Runsi-Mantle. New York. 92; I Tuesday's Results stubborn Wethersfield in its last and . Pierson and Carlaon.il apiece. right. Gustafson and. Phil Mc- been a competitor in the Public • • • Jackson, floored three tiroes' Boston smacked Detroit 4-0 on Gehan are also slated to see service William*. Boston. 73: Plersall, Bos- the fqiir-aingles pitching of vet­ New York 10, Kansas City 4. ■tart Sunday afteimoon, Hubbard, Bob Kwash and Larry Links Championship only three and dealt' a fearful beating by fton, 69; Sievers, - Washington, 66; Chicago 7, Washington 1 Giavello bavt all stolen seven In the zone finale. , times, but lasted until the last 16 Pattereon a t . the Polo Grounds eran Bob Porterfield, and Clevey * *. • Fe.shler. who ha.s banged out ; Fox, Chicago. Smith, aeveland land replaced the Tigers in fourth (Night). While fishing'' approximately bases. two years ago at Indianapolis. He Jfonday night, ".’aa reported "reitr Opening Race ' and McDougald. New York, 61. Boston 4, Detroit 0 (Night). • • • nine hit»in 15 at bats in his last has won the High Point City Cham­ Ing comfortably" today’ at place \rith a 6-0 decision, w er four mile* off Block Island thl six games, Banavige and Merrer Run* Batted In—Mantle. New Baltimore behind the" thi-ee-hlt Cleveland 6, Baltimore 0 (Night) past weekend, a quartet comprisim Announcer Harry Balough real­ are all batting over .300. while pionship five times and two years • ,3-T DeLuxe Super-Cushions Headowbrook Hospital at East On Tap Today York and Sievers, Washington, 73; pitching of Johnny Gra^iT Jack in Thursday’s Schedule Jack Ttirklngton, Bill Atkinson. ly outdid himself with the pra- Renn and Heyart need only one ago tied for amateur honor* in the ; Meadow, N.Y. TTie eccentric con­ WerU, Cleveland, 72; Jensen. Bos­ fight announcements before th* Greater Greensboro Open Tourna- tender went to the hospital. five the majors for the firat'time since Boston, 2 p.m. John Tinte and Bob Turkinirtoh good night to reach that charmed ton and Skowron. New York, 69. 1955. Chicago at Washington, 2 p.m. rniight four tunas, one weighing' one-sided Floyd Patterson-Hurri- figure. meTrt7“ hoiira aiter he was stopped in the Salem. N. H.,' July 81 — The Hits—Fox, Chicago, 125; Mal- Only Games Scheduled. cane Jicksofi heavyweight title Three players who wound 6onlesti, in­ tough Hershey Park course were pounds ip-^the 85,000 Inaugural 'M ilwaukee...... 59 41 .,390 — nmg laM second. Play happened in the second fn- burgh. Pa., and naid to be the ery descriptions he used were- James iJunle) Buxbaum of Mem­ •bn had suffered a bruised kidney Handicap, feature event of the Washington. 112. and finally slipijed to the minors Art Swanson threw wild past catcher Dick Rand who made a bad throw group’s “luckv charm.” was the cluding one tie with champion as a result of the beating and Doubles—Gardner, Baltimor*. before the Sox brought him back St. Louis ...... 57 40 .588 aimply out of this world. But how Willimantlc, phis. 'i'enn.. the defendihg cham- opening day card at Rockingham Brooklyn ...... 55 42 ..367 Wlrep^ota) ^ ■ *” '^*' *’***'"“" Frank Secory. Brave* won. 5-2. (AP only non-resident in the boat owhed abqut the sponsor? Right In the Folowlng tonight’s .game Daigle'P'on: Dr. Sam Valuck, a 34-year- __ w recommended that he be confined F^rk here this afternoon ai the 25; Mlnoso, Chicago, 2.3; Maixone, in 1955, capped a three-run eighth 2 4 by Jack Turklngton. who a'lso to the hospital , for several dayi Boston and Kaline. Detroit, 22; Inhing for the Phil* with his aock Philadelphia .... 56 43 .,366 2'4 middle of the uitroductiona of the plans a few more exhibition out-1 olU Denver osteopath who formerly Rock celebrates its 23th annivar- Cincinnati ...... 34 44 ..351 built the little skiff himself. former ring greats the good old ings and will emplov mainlv the ■ lived in Muskegon. Mich., and Jack , for further observation. Patterson •ary'with a 52-day meeting from Williams. Boston. 21. off losing reliever Hersh Freeman. • * *. copimercisl interrupted the pro-, visited him at the hospital sarly "tYiples—McDougald, New York, SUn Lopat* had opened the rally New Y o rk ...... 43 56 .434 15 bovs who are scheduled to return. Chun, a short chubby Hawaiian. July 31 through Sept. 28. PitUburgh ...... 36 64 .360 23 For the third time this summer gram. It was one of the {loorest next season. who slyly boasts that he has won A Bargain at yesterday. 7; Nieman and Boyd. Bsltimore, with a homer, off starter Joe Nux- ... - Nine other horses will compete Chicago ...... 33 63 .344 243’|Riiaiie, Greentree’s Leprechaim, the Moriarty Bros, semi-pro base­ bits of commercializing I htvg the (Jhiiiese Championship of Aaked' if hs feared ' hs might against The Crack, winner of the, Aparico, , Chicago and Simpson, hall after the Redlegs had fash­ ball team failed to report a sched­ ever seen on television. As soon as Injure the professioiwUy unproven New York,'6. ionedsx'iicu »a 6-3, icctulead wuon iiumershomer* oy by _ Wednewtay’s------Schedule Hawaii five times. 820.000 Select Handicap in New', .... Frank Robinson, Smoky Burgess «t Chicago (2). 2 p.m. tileduled contest. Although thethe. biler*(Jileri the fight ejidedended (he sponsor didn’t;didn’t ;■¥* • ; * A » »ri4» * ix i4«oe 1 Don Keith, a 29-year-old San Ol.VhipIc hekvywelgiit champion of Jersey in hi* last start after a Home Runs—WilliBoston. shadedsh^ed New Britain 10-8 Sunday even give Balough ainpl* opportu.-| A T U I I l y / V l l l l f s i t f . jjiegd; .Ht/'.'itq:...... o ref“‘ Washington, 26; Xolavlto, 'oik Downs summer meeting. The the Phils,'who how have won four Bfosnan (2-4). cotitMt, score .wae re- finish, but thaiiks to com m entiitor~ I7lJpllC & l€^ iS C llG C ilU C . ^xtwwas Keltlr, who 'sho( the first ■ him like I did Jackson and other' opposition will be provided by: land and Maxjrtll, Detroit, ,19. New York,— (NEAV^If you’re'" celved at the sport* desk. Thl* Nelson Lihdsey, the outcom* was _____ jsubpar round of th* tournament! strong opponents. He's, a big. Stolen Bag^—Aparicio, Chicago.^' in a row and seven of their last Philadelphia at Cincinnati, 9 small, there are a lot of way* to ‘ When Ruane started to talk, the Stepping Boy with 118; Melson I Usue was settled. It wak Irish seems an unfair practice sine* the made known several minutes-after Harlfff.‘d - Rnv Costing. Trinity’s yesterday., who explained the dlffi- strong fellow’, I hear. He’s been 14: Rivero.'Chicago, 13; Mantle, eight to pull away from Cincinnati. p.m.—Haddix (8-8) vi. Amor (0-0) be a jockey. You can atari as a carrjing 115; Mrs. Hellen with The Redlegs, four game* pff the PitUburgh at Milwaukee, 9 p.m. luck at work. local nine has,received excellent the a'uddeh ending. -In addition, Dlrector of Athletics, has sn-1a professional man haa In boxing 10 yeart and an.rone who IW; Black Tale with 110; Brandy New Y^k, 12; Pllarcik, Baltimore 12-ye*r-old kid cleaning out stalls coverage this year, especially for lelavialon fans across the country 8ta*«J'0z15 wins an Olympic title has to be and^Jnnoso and L ^dis, Chicago, pace, have lost throe in a row and — Purkey (10-7) v*. Buhl (12-6). ■’’He looked like he wouldn’t nounced a 1907 duplicate of the 1 •hieli Mtwol T«b«-lypo B. also carrying 110; Mra Marcey New York at SL Louis, 9 p.m.— *s Eddie Arcaro did or you can grow he still weighs 9* pounds," all home games, _____ missed all af th* highly intereating sfcven-game football schedule which I It take* ateut 10 day* off to ; good to beat the world’s best with 109;' Great and My. Dandy 1 1 . five of their last 19. hang around the *m*ll;tirae .• • • • activities which -follow all title n« tai and amateurs. I’m going to be fully ,, Pitching (Bued on 10 Decis­ Fourth In a Row Crone (4-4) vs. W^hmeier (4-4), tracks and hope for the kind of Poole say*. "He wa# a nice kid, fights. Thank goodness 1 don't produced a 5-2 record for the Ban- j P'*y .,* I racoppobl* Mro with 108 and Queen Wirra with Lew Burdette won his fourth spoke well, made a clean-cut Im­ There is quite a battle being tarns last year. . » h f ^hen you play in a couple ; prepare*” 106. ions l—Bunning, Detroit, . 12-3, Tuoaday’s Reaiilta break Willie Hartack got. wraged among four teams In the drive a ----- 1 .800; Donovan. Chicago, 11-3, .786; in a row for a 9-6 record with a Brooklyn 1-3, (3ilcago 0-4. pression snd I thought he might * * * Only the game site.* will - he of “r state chamDionahlp* F^ttenion has been guaranteed Thl* la undoubtedly ,the heit But John Riiane, a 20-yeac-oId make a Jockey, There * no way Church Softball Leafme this aea- changed. Trinltv opens . Sept. 28 ! J®'**, ‘ off for each «me 8250,000 for the fight and hia field ever arranged for the^Rock Grim. New York. 10-3, .769; Shantz, flve-hltter for the Braves. The Philadelphia 8, Cincinnati 5 kid who is being called the nexP TTie 14th annual New England veterafn righthander. 13-2 lifetime (Night). anybody can tell that, but . . . aon. Recent standings find North against Williariis. away, and fol- you know you manager. Cue D’Amato, said that Inaugural and it 1* fitting that such New York, 9-3, .750; Pierce, Chi­ Arcaro. became a rider of horses let’s face it, he was Irish and that Methodist In first place with a Jun(ar„Qpen. Gulf.Tournament gets Rademaeher’s backers also hage a classy array will go ppatward aa cago, 15-7, .682; against the Biics, gave up a home Milwaukee 8, PitUburgh 2 because he was an Irishman fresh unfierway at Fkirnabe Brook Golf lows With Bowddin Oct. 5, also ^®'® ,'1^^.* >'0"'' •run and sacrifice fly to Gene Freese (Night). waa enough for me." 10-1 won and lost record while the aWny. LeSt year the Ephmen from practice.” put an additional 8100.000 in the Grand Old Lady of New Eng­ Strikeouts ,— Wynn, Cleveland, from “po-dad-oe farmin’ „ In Ruane found that riding came ■Marines are only one game back Club in Wollaston, Mass., Monday. Match pld^ began with two 18-- Oot a set and you'll bo sot, escrow to guarantee a return bout 131; Pierce,. Chicago, 110; 'Bun- while the Braves' scored three un­ St. Louis 7, New York 3 (Night). County Mayo. August 19 and rqria for five days. Wllllamiitown ended a 15-game land racing is feted on her 25th earned runs to hand Art Swanson naturally to him. From his early w/ilh a 9-2 mark. Jon-Pl’a, the Trinity winning streak, and gave hole rounds today.. should Pete win. tin. title. birthday wlUi a, party as caks ’will nlng, Detroit, 109; Foytack, De­ Thursday’s. Schedule When Ruane got off an eight- effort* at learning to poat on a early season leaders, are running The touriiey is open to all boya troit and Pascual, Washington, 86. the defrot. Brooklyn st Chicago. 2:30 p.m. day boat from Ireland three years under 19 with or without club af­ coach Dan Jessee one of hia worst for safor summor drivingt Rehirnlng 851,140 be served by lovely Holly Arivell, .The Cards, junking a 3-0 Giant lead pony, through helping to a close third after winning eight beatings in .year*. 46-7. Bowdojn For those driving the AIairi<« Miss New Hampshire of 1957, and Philadelphia at ancinniti. 9 ago he thought only of looking for break yearling* and on to hi*, first of their 10 outings and the First filiations and will be pla,ved in The whlte-hairfd manager then lead for their fourth in t row, load­ p.m. • a job. Any kind of a job, for the four plvUions; amall fry, 12 and rtvas an easj’ 40-13 victim for Trin­ highway th-re 1s no closed season announced that he and Patte'rson her assistants in honor of this mounts, he showed the touch that National Stores, fourth- place oc­ for aports fishing. • Ma^e bettfer with (Soody.ear’s exclusive 3-T occasion and special souvenirs will i ed the bs.sea on walks to Don Blas- New York at St. Louis. 9 p.m. pnW (Aing he knew was farming. , only.* aucressful rider has. imder; midgets, 13-14; junlora; IS­ ity.’ • . . had waived part of their 8176,000 Ingame, Stan Muslal and Wally Tite last thing on his mind was cupants, are atill very much in IS; and senior*. i7-18f. More than T.lnlly’s third contest will be guarantee for the Jackson fight be given ail the ladiea who attend ; • Only Games Scheduled.' { He 'Started to come along qurck- the running with aeven win* iir Triple-Tempered, Triple-Tough Cord this feitive opening. 'j Moon ahead of Cunningham’s pay­ horse racing. But Ruane’s land­ i ly at this year's Delawart Park" 250 youngsters competed last sea­ against the powerful Tufts ma- ! and were returning 851.140 to off smack off Ruben Gomez, now lord, Bob Camlller, could think nine starts. The league has two son. Entries, giving name, - home (June, which ground-out a 50-20 bodies! independent Promoter Emil Lence The Crack, rapidly becoming' .11-9. It was the seventh home run meeting and returned to New week* remaining plus a few make­ the biggest favorite in local of nothing else. He is a confirmed York where Greentree now is address and date of birth, muat be victory last, year for Trinity’s only ! W’ho staged the Monday scrap. ofr the year and the third pinch horse player and Ruane’s lepre­ up gamea before a champion is sent by mail no later thah mid­ other defeat. Thi.s will be a home ' D’Amato said he and Patterson racing, will have to rjove to out ahot for Cunningham, who has de­ Lutz, Mauro openly grooming him sa s re­ crowned. Only the cellar-dwelling • Exclusive Stop-Notch tread dekign with gallop thia field. Mra. Hellen is chaun build intrijlfued him. placement for 41-year-Old Ted night on August IS and muat be contest Oct. 12 at 2 p.m. .The P ar-, Carters would take only 40 per cent of livered the winning hit In four Church of the Naz.arene has failed enls Day game on Oct. 19 against just off a victory in the 820.000 Quiet, Avenge Precinct A(kinfton. to notch a victory, having lost addressed to Pro Jim Lally, tour­ thousands of Safety-Edges for instant trac­ the 8136,649 net gate and 8175,000 gamea this month for the Cardinals , ■ One hot Sunday afternoon a few .. Retting belter all the nament director. • Colby also ha* a 2 p.m. starting radio-televiaion money (8123.850.- Mias Woodford SUkea at Mon- - who have topped the NL with a Match Scores time. Laat year Trinity rolled over WORK CLOTHES tion all the time! m.outh where she returned a 846 NATIONAL UTTLE LEAUCE ’ day* after Ruane had arrived, time. Poole says. “At the flni^, 62). Jackson received 20 per cent, .6,35 percentage 1 19-10) for July. Camllleri w'as in the living room for example. He hold* a horae. to­ Colby. 40-19. 861.929.81. Lence si d the generous mutual after iipaetting the best Moriarty Brdfe made the most of Blasingame, 3-for-4, drove In a ALUMNI FAR.M P950KHAM ELIMINATED For Fajnterfi. three year olds in the country; Nayatt. R. I., July 31 (* Normal of his two-family house In Wod- | gether real welL He ha* ’ the After (3olbj’ Trinity will play two rebate enabled him to make it three hits to defeat Manchester run and scored the tying marker LuU of Pawtucket and Ed Mauro The Alumni Farm League’s first away games, against Coast Guard • Triple-Tough 3-T Cord body fights off three. Stepping Boy, ow>ned by Vincent AuUS Parts 3-2 in the first game haven, a quiet average income chance to be a real big rider. The KaUmazoo, Mich July 81 dP— Carpenters, Plumbers 820,000 profit which he said he after Moon, hItUng in hi* 16th con­ of East Providence reigned as co- outlying precinct of New York. Uggeat. And he’s getHng good place Red Sox bowed to the cellar- on Nov. 2 and Amherst on Nov 9. main tire killers—Heat, Shock and Fatigue! will use to open up small fight Sorrentino of Providence, has of the playoffs at Buckley Field secutive game, had paired double* dwelling Dodgers 8-7 last night in a Richard Ogden of New Canaan, been flying of late; Brandy B. has medallsU today as match play got Camilleri had already worked on horses, too” , ' Last year's scores; Trinity 27, clubs. last night. Roger Macalone pitch­ with Del Ennis for the first St. imderway in the 28th New England Bit of a RIyatery game called at the end of six in­ Conn., defeated Nell Marcus, Coast Guard 7; Trinity 30, Am­ won its last three starts: and ed the victory and ■was aided by hia peraonal selection* for Mon­ Asked why he had waived the Louis run, Larry Jackson won hi* Amateur Golf Championship at the day’* races • when young Ruane ; e or his parents, John and Ann nings because of darkness. Dodger Tampa, Ft*., 8-3. 7-3 yesterday In herst, 21. • Save ahd drive si^er on rock-bottom priced guarantee, D’Amato first said “for Melson, winner of the Rockingham Joe Plgqtt’a home run and, a run- 12th in relief. Rhode Island Ckjuntry CJub. ' Ruane. the whole thing is a bit catcher McMuIlin banged out two the aecond roiim’, of the National Futurity a year ago and one of scoring hit by Rick Macioiie. Jim came downstairs. ■ ■ ■ The season’s finale will be thq 3-T DeLuxe Super-Cushions by G(x»dyear! peraonr reaaoni. ” Later he said An eighth-inning homer bv Bob ^ ti, 26/ and Mauro. 24, matched “John." Camllleri began, "you (rf a mystery. Money, auch as triples to lead the winners at (he Junior and Boys Tennis <%am- Alumni Homecoming, game Nov. 16 M/mw’s the most promising horaes ever he had done it. to help Lence gel Smith pitched a fine game in lo*-;Speal« did it for the Cuba, al-i aedrea’of to t™^^ ha,ve the atatue for a Jockey. This "’etr boy how makes merely by plate while Jerry Wilson held the pionzhlp*. Dean Peckham of Deep at 1:30 p,m. against Wesleyan, off to a good iU rt and that in developed here, has been a’ofUing league leaders to one hit In the River, Conn., and Dave Barker of strong after a test run at Narra- _____ picture in the paper here, the one riding horses, is something to pon- defeated last year by Trinity in As hw m $1.25 wuuk/y k ail you pay I View of Patterson's tax situation determine 321 Willie -noemsKer. Shoemaker, .bow*shows th a t i Particularly If you’ve been In five Innings he worked: Branford, Oonn. both lost. tight contest, 14-7. It only appears as an act of gansett Park recently. . Automen ...... 000 iio —2-6-2 | homered the count rj- for only a year, gefteroaity.” Lou Smith, executive vice presi­ Macalone and Andreoli; Smith com ^ JOHN RUANE dent and general manager of Irish Lurk u 9.*':. 'Jt'y't* not frightened off All popular sizas and* stylos at low FriossI Patterson said it was all right and Halated. ' i aacrifice fiv _ __ waignmenf i„ i Camllleri went to the track In- by It. the jockey smiles. ’’Like With him. "I have faith irf’ my Rockingham, has built a brand the night I got home from Del*- ' SEW LOND^ a«-e--— For Most Plymouths, manager. I know he must be doing new racing strip at a cost of He walked up to the first barn ware Park. I had the check* for WATERFORD •4,'. ■laak.MdawMI It for a good reason.’* 820,000 for thia ^Silver Anniver- The Lawyers won the league d Brook* ,cot down two Cub opponent Dave Sullivan o / ‘ turned down he came acroaa. It was Qreenlree, the whole meeting in my bill- MACHINE SHOPS AND STORES OPEN SATDEDAT MU Pkf TIipm C«rt Twba-Tni* 'Tobalsa* Tiriia-Tyr* Tobalat. Fords, Clieyrolets, aary, Ihg million dollar clubhouse championshiplamoionsh n Stat VerplanckVcrnlsncV FieldFl.td ! ™nner* at the plate. Sal Majrlfe ' d",— Stable’* and a groom directed hiln j fold 34 000 ’ X"aVm‘‘Li:’b1ne"’'.“ rolief*'ri"fi'*' ' Mas..chu.:;u‘’ti,„'*7rd f Ruane" had ne'vVr" ^eeS' on any. worth and I began VahNPriMd*VakM Prieti*WalaaPri^*VahMPrietd* rhsBi... has been dolled up for the occa- last night as they downed Aceto“ * 5-3 rern^rf witH V.I * New England champion two year* i ‘hing this side qf a work horae PEEDBOVVi Hudsons, Nashes and * 1.^**' first'qion. Rocking Horse Park will Sylvester 6-3 on the strength of PR* pldor usptlah of over the^bi^ilnce AuL^ ™uldn’t ride that kind well. 4.00 * 1*Plyiaeuth, Ford, Chtwolul, operation for the six-run second inning,,outburst. A .i ''lie* Aug.. 4. 1953. I Mauro. former Williama College. »>ut h r liked the track belter than Almost Anything Automotiye STOCK CAR RACES 13.95 17.10 Studebalkers homer by Brian Fitzpatrick high- * Slever* Hit* Homer Hvd»on, Naik, Sludobokor atrapped to hia belt. make it a holiday at the races. L * r^ Doby and Minnie. Minoso golf Island captain and one-time Rhode i “ny of the factory Jobs In BrookX faPthlr thaa hiTfathVr'and ^iS^oiw Oon Bust in Nuw Engloid lighted the big inningr'Tom De-i _ over there. Bring the TONIGHT 8:30 PIH aowur meduh of laney, Milt Plouff, Whltey Mar­ , p“ "4 wi'tr'^ur'^l^reua " “ > lack^'n hii-o^n^aTe'ek^te'r. the towif of Dom/gal is like, ro.; I cTn'^et"; 4,70 « ISPiymowtfi, Ford, ChovroM, 15.95 17.95 19.50 22.05 Size 6.70x15 tin. Dean panlels and Bobby Par- and closer look at them’." THE TREND 8 RACKS—25-LAP FEATirRE Hudfoa, Noth, Sttfdubokur mekian came up with key hits for ms t^rd* n °a ^ w 'm r 'I r n .S roo who liiTe Sulli WRESTLING FRIDAY NIGHT ord. The 29-year-old righthander. 'if*...... R“f"*** . » match play berth I IS TOWARP the winner!. Dave Anderson’s '*' lualify. j . AN'TONINO ROCCA V*. 7.10 . 15* Dodo’ loat hi* 14th. Ted Wllllami Ernie Doherty of Woburn, Maa*..: Horae Market finish up their three J First National Stores’ playoff aspi­ went 3-for-4 to push his league lead- a bit of a hassle, a* J. H. Clark’s 6:15-Charter Oak Park. • No Brenk-ln Time 8 :3 0 P .M . ration* a blow last night when it r o n n ^ p for^the sections! ti||« 10 day* of bidding today, their wor- Chalk Talk won the 818.000 Thursday, August I . No Power Loos I 'WhituwdI *«MORB FEOPLi RIDE ON GOODYEAR TIRES THAN ON ANY OTHER KlNDl** Ing bat average to .384 when the year* ago. Doherty tied defeated the Finaats 13-9 on. only official scorer changed an "error" Biahop ries- and wondering—will stretch Nursery Stakes after the apparent i Dud Exhaust j three hit* at Robertson Park. Two with 1.48. into the next few years. winner. H'arlou was dlsquaiifled.-> oak Pari''*- «^»-Ch*rler o Every G n at Ring Rubber Diskc Y P(»ATS to a single after conferring with Bobby Allen of Rumford, R. I., Bent out with Ita Syttamt 0 hit batsmen and 13 walks gave the Tiger ahortatop Harvey, Kuenn. who This- Is 'the time when tiirfdom’s Upheld b.v Stewards hampered by a aiidden downpour! own Throw-Awny Rcducfd r«9ardl«8s of cost I winner* plenf^y of baseninner* and couldn’t handle the liner. ' future star* be)rin tijeir real train- I they made the moat o‘f every op­ four-putted the 18th green of ve*. Harlou finished a half length in ' Ring CompresMtr Ftmlur Skirts for quick cloarcHicc! » 29.ye*r-old righthander j terday-i^second ^roun^^m **’F' undr.goIng the hrbreed- front of the Clark colt, but Chalk ,President _ Cheers • Stuwart Womur portunity Finest now has a 7-3 Sunday.] play. He took a ai™OT the ho|T .n J ' ‘*’>f how much the an- o Stay Cleaner ^ league mark with three games re­ Talk’, jqpkey Earl Van H^^k H o i l i e r b v S ie V C F S Last Longer iRftnimMts Chroinu Equipmunt NICHOLS-JWANCHESTER TIRE GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE maining,, all against tbn clubs. ^(« .* '•‘S '*"Sue game i wound up with 149. '* | of Man O’Wsr And War Ad- claimed interference through the since starting five with the A’a two Joe Mitchell of Wethersfield mlral will carry on 1* still the big stretch and' was upheld by the Bat'w Power sad t INCORPORATED Swim Suits All Summur Nazarene' . . 600 52—13 3 4'- year* ago. He nursed a 1-0 lead question in the minds of 23 con- Engine >13 MAIN ST. TEL. Mi 9-53^ Finasts .... 331 1 1 9 10 0 Conn., tied with Lutz and Mauro at stewards. The backers of Chalk. Washington, July. 31 (/Pi Presl- 29S BROAD ST. Ml 3.51.79 the halfway mark, took a 79 on the signora in .the. final lesstona this | Talk received 824.20 for 82, and Franklin and C. McFall; Krin- TheTb‘i’ Tribe then kcored'‘ s five’** Inning*. in the dent Ei»enhower munchetL pea- Grant Does Not All StylM of ROOF TOP CARRIERS and SHOES jak and Amirault. 'V I '5. * fS* fuini to tie afternoon. _ Jockey Paul Bohenko, Ha'rlou’a nut* sipped a aoft drink and ninth as Billy Ijot* Ipst his sixth. There can be no bunches. Only rider, faces a 10-day suspension Use Steel Segments BODY FRAME TRAILER INCHES Berra'. *gMn wi,rr„g-V^'e., i V I'.'’®'' f*n last Cabana Suts Rudueud in The Community Baptist won on the bettors are allowed tp''use *>>’ the Rhode island Racing Com- night as his home team, the Wash­ *’1" playing out of the those. mission that would be honored at I t Vour 0]^ler Docan't Stock Pnria, We Invite Your Inqulric* ANTONINO ROCCA v*. • JACK’S ATLANTIC STATf6E,. HOLLYWOOD SERVICE CENTER a forfeit when the Nike Warrior* ington Senatq s, took a 7-r clob­ SKULL MURPHY Marfcud lor pricu for find failed to appear for a game ached- .h " v '* J"*" ' ““ n run* j Manchester Country Qub failed to Waiting for 'ThiDi ..other tracks. bering from the Chlcq^o White 70k MAIN ST., MANCHESTER— TEL Ml 9.B232 342 EAST CENTER ST. ~ PHONE Ml 9-8187 ulefl for Charter Oak Park laat H orn M ?5 from had r S M And if they were Out at Belmont At Del Mar, Howami t>oin won Sox, o y a Mo k a t o V*. duoroncu cluaroncu night. Park yesterday, then the "hunch of the six-furlong sprint feature and , .Froaldent, a sunimer bach­ GREAT -SCOTT ALl MNI LEAGl’K the day" wa* waiting for them— theh managed to. survive a foul elor this week while his wife is in WYMAN’S 8ULF STATION DON WILLIS GARAGE Chria McNelll’i five mtter. with charge to return 83.80. The atew- Denver, took a party of friend* and ’ George Woolf Handicap at 651 PARK SntEIT lOUL^VAaD 191 CENTIR STREET losers. hitter for eight innlnga, for a 6-0 Washington Park, took Jan apprentice Eugene Monacelll, 451 WEST CENTER ST. PHONE Ml 9-8156 174 WEST CENTER ST. ~ PHONE Mi 3-8459 Gyeat Scott, th* former collagiate victory over Orioles In first major Itobe paid a scant 82.80. LAST NIOirrs FIGHTS HARTFORD U EAST HARTFORD # MANCHESTER SHOP E lk * ---- - 000 040 1—3 7 1 footbs" ■ and ex-Ilfeguard from Burke's Field of Honor over a mile Dave Erb piloted Dark Toga to ;tew londo[Sk- GLENNEVS Gr. Manor . 200 000 J —4 ,3 0 league appearance since 1950. In 1.36 2-5 to .win the MiOiopac Te>‘ -D onnle Fleenian, TEL. JAckion 7-1811 TEL JAdtsan I-2I6I TEL Mitchell 3-5168 7*f MAIN ST. Cam-’. I,, la being brought In HItUng—Tog! Berra, Yank***— a cqjne-from-behind triumph to WATERFORD MANCHESTER McNeill and Kuhimann; Marsh, te 1 im* Kato, the , Nation­ PurM in the Belmont feature. He win the Ricbsalo Purs# at Wash­ ‘ ‘“PP#** Buddy Ooss- BIU*S MOBIL SERVICE ED’S ATUNT4C STATION Sbrin* (7) aund KoaaJt. Eagleeon. Cracked a home run and three returnad 83.60 as tha betting fa­ ee 183, Lo* Angeles. 3. al t on of Japan, in • aup- Mngles, good for four runs. In 10-4 ington Park. Dark Toga did the 134 EAST CENTER ST. — TEL. Ml 9.8317 288 WEST MIDDLE TPKE. ~ PHONE Ml 9-8228 (4). porting contaaL vorite elth th* crowd. aeven-furlongi in 1:22 ^-5 td pay San Antonio—Joe Brown, 139'A, SPEED BOWi victory over Athletlcf. 1119 racing leane^i^ New Bng- New Orieans, outpoinled Bilberto •K O P EN ALL DAY SATURDAY W-60 for 82. Hojqutn, l89Vi. El Pa*p, Tex., 10. 4 ' . ■ n - f L: '1

PAGE TWENTY-TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCI^STER. CONN., WEDNESDAY. JULY 31. 1957 Bustneas Sm^ ccb Offered 13 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 81. 1»6T PAGE TWENTY-THilEE **”'^"storaw ‘‘‘ " * ~ OUGHTA BE A LAWI Classified REFmOERA-noN MUe. .erv: ------■ ■------^ HouaehoM.Gooda 61 Apartments— Fla ta— AU8TIN A. CHAMBERS OO. local summer Homea for Rent 67 Houaoi for Sal# 72 Suburban for Sale 75 Rockville Advertisement and long diatance movuia paok. DO-IT-TOUR8ELF. Asiemble your Tenements 63 Ir-E \sfv ui own porch gilder and save! All I WATCH HILL,^ Rhode Island. Cot­ VERNON — 8 'i room ranch, lull State Man Who Killed Pair T / MAOAM >0U MU»T BE tage overlooking Narraganaett MANCHESTER AND CLASSIFIED ADVr. T6..5 -r*10T..E T ne WAiy HE 13^2®?-.*^*'*- POTATO^ aluminum or black metal, plastic THREE ROOM apartment. 8fodem VICINITY basement, ceramic tUe bath, Coroner Blames Labor Probers Link c l e a n an d paint Uiom «rtt*r« ( MI«TAiHNf7Mi9i6 A conveniences, adults, no pet* 370. Bay. Single house, eight rooms Im DEPT. HOURS c.s-TOK'ea... tells it to the cushion and back upholsteries. 35,900 — Oovantry, Four room brick veneer front. Youngstown , M^OTESjmi and' > naeciSiON vcaoucT made w t n y ONE A le m on ; Regular 384.50 now 344.95. Wat­ 34 Elm St., Rockville. TR 6-2605 cludmg four bedrooms. Call Watch kitchen. 814,900. R. F. Dtmock To Get Chdir in Florida 8:15 A. M. to 4 :,10 P. M. Hu’ 8 -1 ^ “ ®**Oy fopAlf* War VANUPACTUI5ER- NOT A SiNfiLt ONE WOHM. or TR 8-5050. . Hill, Rhode Island - 7128 after 8 ranch. 32,500 down. .. Woman’s Death ^ c k ln i Oo m 1^888 Owned ( a* -E BINUT«TML. kins Brothera. Inc., 935 8Ialn St- 39.600 — Hebron. Flv# room Co., Ml 9-5245, kn 9-8818. ?»»*»'ated^ Walter B. Per- NOTHING But COiHPLADfTS' p.m. , , . Hoffa to Racketeers OUNDE3Ft’8 T.V Senrlee, available eett Jr. V «OL0 THOUfiANOS ranch, plus 10 acres of land. Tallahaasefk Fla., July 81 (AV-a^aia living with. Mr*. Maade’s 16- - Of These wiTneuT ONI CAN TAW>EM CHA8fBEHS FURNlTtlRE SALES i APARTMENT for rent. Modem, BOLTON — Coventry line. New On Her Husband, COPY CLOSING TIME S y •*™*- Antenna eonveralon** ----- "AL.E5 1 new, three room* and bath. Lova^ I TVYO COTTAGES for rent, all con­ 84.000 down. Cape Cod, four down, two unfin­ Gilbert Francis Meade Jr., who year-old sen by a previous mar­ Washington, July 81 OP)—^Tho COMPLAINT.' veniences. Coventry Lake, PI 811,000—Coventry. .Four room tracked his estranged wife and riage. Glantonhury FOR c l a s s if ie d ADVT. On# De Luxe Electric Range, eu- ly residential lectlon in Rockvtlla ished up. Ceramic tile bath, large Senat* Rackata 'Committss 20 mjButes to Hartford. Unfur­ 2.6825. Cape. 2-car garage. Very clean. her paramour from Connecticut, to Meads went to th* house, broke Rockville, July 81 .(Special) — ^^inting— Papering 21 "'»» »2ft»-95. Now lot, 814,800. R. F. Dtmock Co., County Coroner Bernard J. Ackar- launched hearings today wMeh it MON. THRU FRI 3199.95. nished but with all appliances and 82,900 down. . Ml 9-5245. Ml 9-6818. Florida and killed them both, in and bludgeoned Albonsio to said will, show that Tcaiheter boss DIOK’S WEATHERSTRIP —.raRIOR and interior paintlnc laundromat. Ample parking 818,400— Andover. Five room must die. in the electric chair, tti* death with the butt of a sawed off man today Disused criminal blama Ribicoff Accepts • I0:.10 A. M. pany, doora and window* < Wanted to Rent 68 on Hilding R. BJorkman of East. James R. Hoffs used racketsers w il Sfn."*PaperKnginf; Oiie De Luxe Electric Range. Adults. 3100, Cali 8n 9-4824. ranch. Stone fireplace. Owner leav­ ANDOVER LAKE — Five room Florida Supreme Court ruled to­ shotgun. Then after unsuccessful­ it an ambitious plan to seize a SATURDAY 9 A, M. work, guaranteed. Call m W^lpaper hooka. Eatimatea given. „ f*<9.00. Now 3169.00. ing etale. home, one floor, hot water, heat. day. ly urging his wife to leave with Hartford for the death of his Resignation of » . ■ after 8 p.m. EIJ3ERLY COUPLE would like "stranglehold" on the port of New Call One Electric aothee Dryer. Waa 815,000 —•Hebron. Seven room garSge. Secluded location. Two 'The court. In an unanimous opin- him. he ^bot her to desth. ' wife, Alice C. Bjorkman, In an T ' n • ’y ‘n»urance. n49.00. Now 3129.00. five rooms in vicinity of Manches­ Ellington highway accident June York and th* entire eaatern eea^ rOCK COUPiaiATIU.N WILL Edward R. Price. Ml 9-1003. SK R008I ftimtshqd single houee. older home. Nine acres of lend. lota, 811,500. Also four rooma, loi\ written by Juitics Elwyn Ortme ef Paaeleii Judge Royster COCK'S RADIO and Sendee Centrally located.-MI g-4433. ter up to 370. Gall PI 2-7327 after Eight miles from Maneheeter. 30. , board. ^ BE APPRECIATED Small appllancei': 8 p.m. evening*. garage, two lots, 810JI00. Talbot Thomas, affirmed the conviction Mead*, in appealing the death Chairman 'HcCleUan (S>-Ark), ...181 h o m e IMPROVEMENT-AII type* Wringer Washer ! 84.000 down. Agency, Andover. Phone PI 2-8600. sentencs, contended th* killing of Bjorkman 4vill ba arraigned In North Main St. M S-8817, reel- Pump, Waa 3119.95. Now FIVE ROOMS, first floor, adults end death penalty imposed upon Glastonbury. July 31 (Special) gavelling tha hearing to ordqN dence MI Re£innlw*’ maaonry wwk. W’ANTED TO rent or buy, elx 815,500—Bolton. 8% room ranch. Meade in Broward County Cir­ hie wife was- not premeditated Ellington Justice Court on a charga 199.00. I only. Centrally located. Writ# Box VERNON —rimmediate occupancy. of grosi and willful negligence. ‘ —Gov. A. A. Ribicoff has accepted said the evidence would show Dial Ml 3-5121 B-82M ™ *• J ^ "® room ranch in Manchester by cou­ New two acre lot. cuit Court fpr the slaying of hia murder, but.# criih* of passion. He MlUA C, Herald. 817.600 Bolton. Two bedroom cus­ Practically new three bedroom urged- th* charge should be Chief reason cited by Ackerman "with regret" the resignation of machlnatlone which enriched gang- - . CN ■ Service. CHAifBERS FURNITURE BALKS ple. MI 3-1762. wife, Evel>'n Campbell Mead* in Atty. George D. Royster as Deputy etere and victimized union mem­ AvailabI At The Green tom built atone ranch. ranch. Postered walla, ceramic a motel cottage Dec. 5. 1654. reduced to manslaughter. for placing blame on Bjorkman in , tlmea. Philco irac- P A O m so a n d paperhanaina FOUR ROOMS, bath, porch, cen­ tila bath, oil heat, fireplace, ga­ th* accident was that, according Towti CJburt Judge. bers. ^ aervica. Tel. 80 Open tral, first floor, .cold flat, adtilfe MAN, WIFE and two children des­ Other listings available. . The Supreme Court, referring Royster notified th# Governor perately need 4. 5 or 8 room flat LAWRENCE F. FIANO, rage. Located on »4’ acre land, Parole Vlelater to testimony of Mr*. Meade’s son to the Coroner, the East Hartford Sen. Mundt, (R-SD) called it a Lost and Found 1 10 t.m.-8 p.m. 7:80 p.m.-9 p.m. Inquire 85 Birch St. FHA approved. Schwartz Real According to the court- record, last .week that he was resigning •ituaUon "fraught with peril for or house. Heated or unheated. In Broker that. Meade had told ' him he man had been drinking before the the dejquty judgeship to accept PtCOR aWNDlNO and 9-9M7 Ra.’^'noud .Flake. 80 Manchester or vicinity. Phone J4I Eatate, CH 2-2865. Mrs. Meade had reported Mead* crash oqeurred. "The Bjorkmani the American peoi le.” refiniabt! HARDWICK gas *,ove. to Connecticut parole authorities teaveled 1,700 miles to "get’* Al- nomination in th* DamocraUe par­ LOST—Blur-white parakert. VIcin- Specializing in old floors. % • Must eell. 8fl 3-8883. Ml 9-5910 oohzld. eeld "It would not be had both bean to Cryefal tAke, The -hearings, Mundt said, will 9-5780. P*4dOI. ITl^O ROOM furnished apartment as a pkrol* violator so eh* could ty for Pint Selectman in th* Oct. expose "a form o.' tryanny unfold­ irt' Adam* St,, Oliver Road and onbu* line for couple. MI 3-8038. logleM to conclude that he bad whert-they .had imbibed intoxicat­ 7 town election*. W. Middle Tpke. Rewalid'. Tel. FIVE OR SIX room apartment. A GOOD FIVE room single. Two Wanted— Real Eatate 77 "go awa.v with her lover," Dorn- ing beverages," Ackerman’s find­ ing., which in the long run offers Bonds— Stocks MortEafies .1] bedrooms. Only 39,500 In good onick Albonzio. formed a premeditated design to Royster said last week he felt Ml 9-1893 alter 5 p.m.' ffbod ron- t h r e e ROOM heated apartment, MI 3-1870 between ^iSO-OiOO eve­ SELLING, Buying, Trading? L.M.- kill the men. but had killed th* ing state*. to Communist conspirators an L—X ______m o r te n se n t v . Spwdaitted rca auion. Two rayon quilt*, clean, in condition, 33,0(io down payment. he waa morally raaponalbl* to re­ unfurnished, 395. 107 Oakland St ning*. M.L. (Which meana Uve Modem Meade, of Stamford. Conn., women M y through paaeion Head-On Crash sign aa deputy Judge while seek­ opportunity to paralyze our de­ LOST—Cocker .Spaafel. ecar on television sendee. •-8841 gt»d condition. Cotton blanket phone Ml 3-4.148. ’ 8. A. Beechler, Realtor. ML 9-8962 where poIlXe named him -the' Mrs. Bjorkman was killad in a fense establishments and our of­ etoihach. recent efierat;efieration. Charle* bills into an eaay-to-pay aec- ‘ ihAAkctcr MI 9-4108. or MI 3-6969. -^Multiple List)—all your real es­ engendered auddenly after he got ing office. There la no statute OTd mortgage .can citin g L y a tate the modem way. The Ells­ "phantom burglar”, escaped from Into the house'that the two vic­ hsad-on eollision wliirh occurred which says a deputy Judge must fensive striking powers." Mathiaaon. W^Valley Street. MI LOumt M nococn FOUR ROOM duplex. tlS. Stora Business Property for Sale 70 „ „ „ ^ officers, hid in th* woods for a To permit it to continue, Mundt 9-0289. penny a month foe^each dollar ______------I EIGHT ROOM aingl*. Only 39,000. worth Mitten Agency, Realtors, tims occupied. ' about 2:18 p.m. June 30 at th* in­ do ao, howevar. ® c e d ® ^ 5 ^ . 3.0S9 trLtKuAUg' livin g ROOM furniture and bed- and refrigerator furnished No Ml 8-a9S0. couple of nights, then after spend­ tersection of Rt. 140 and Broad said, would be to make, "a mockery 8°iSv 9“«-ke CNI/CASO ¥: ■ himlture for sale, reason­ BRICK BUSINESS block on Spruce Immediate occupancy. 33,000 cash "Hie methodical, pafsistent pur­ Democratic Town Committee CH 8-8897 (Eves. JA 9-55581. Con­ St., two _stores and three aparU requlr^. A goi story 104x24 ft.! MANCHESTER outskirt*— New MI 8-8278. VigllaMe Most Bo Kept Bast Hartford man "(iM then and great as It has been, since 1650. Offered IS-A n^ .^ F er further details call MI n in budget. Fill, gravel, Ml 9-8808 or MI cement block .coop, cemen* floors, SH room ranch. Three bedrooms. there operate a motor .. vahicle ville; CJharlaa Day, Stafford Kennedy said handlMok operat­ been made to said bank for pay- ■and. atone. Light grading. Ml Antique g e refrigerator . 9-5781. Ip War Against flasallpox Springs; Mr*. Barbara Gifford, 83 ment of the amount of deposit. 3-8803. Shop of 81anchester, Conn. 42 ga* stove, ' small processing and cooling plant Hying room, kitchen And dining MULTIPLE USTING. otters th* t___ __ EDWIN F. JORDAN, M.D. upon th* highway, and whila so ors. driven to cover In a I960 F l ^ m i r a repairing and refir.- 8fEN—3150-3250 weekly. 8Iuat have and' retail outlet. Equipment in- area. Formica counters, ceramic combined services of 35 realtors, fC^onniifd from Pac One) W'rittmm • doing In eonaequenc* of his intoxi­ Wal]K*r St.; Ernest Wilkie, 83 cleanup, drive, switched into th# Ma n or w o m a n had experience selling vacuum eatteg* •*"« of tnler- Unmore Dr.; William Klncman, Jibing, anUquee raaterad. Fumi garage doora and lights.’ 811 ’ eluded. Guaranteed income from tile bath, birch cabinets, ail 50- saleamen to help eell your Donnell Aircraft Co.. 8t. Louis, A fevT^eJka aS^ . cation did cause th* death" of his Labor movement. cleaners, brushes, encyclopedias *«*• P°“ ®'- *«wn coop rental. Ideal for retired pef- 63 Hammond St., Rockville; Mrs. PerBonato BE YOUR OWN BOSS TrZt •*P?'^ment size Win- 9-2302. natural woodwork. Large lot, nice house; For informationon piplease call Mo sMuId remain relatively ,m*i| haadHn^ newi^lfp^ j wife; Today’s hearings ware being tele­ Increase your earning power. Get croft gaa stove, 325. Call Pi 2-7211. aon ■ or part time income for location. 815,800. For appointment Carltctfi'W. Hutchins,, m 98M2. Mary Traut, 1000 W. Middle Tpke.; vised to four cities via the Dumont r e p a ir in g nto a wide-open field. For further eveninja*"*'"*' 8 0 ^9^ 85’' “ large family. Full price 818,800. D. Murdock Resl- 2. Production of the. Flos super- Smallpox^' Indiana Dia of Mr*. Alice Blake, Ansonla; Mr*. BHOB wdille you wait WEAVING of bums ROO.MS. suitable for offic# call th* Rob network. The cities were New York, or whila )mu ahi^. Sam TuJyea, 33 noth bolee $300 MONTHLY SPARE '^?°?.?^J^®HS*ONTadde7r^ Or busine*,*,.. first floor. .Main St Lawrence F. Fiano, Broker. ML* ty Co.. MI * !. ^ LI8TIN06 WANTED*-Slngle, two- sonip fighter-bomber at republic „ . Vernon Dorothy Frey. 43 Linninore Dr,; and torn clotlUng, boatery runa, 9-5910. family, three • family, business Mrs. Vivisn Ferguson, 175 Msin Willington. Del., Watefrbury,-Conn., Oak Bt., at Purnell Parking Lot. n. 319.95 complete with rope# tlM 4c* a°^e° KS*'7rom '^V' ‘ HE^GERA-foR - JlWcondition cMter of town. Entire building and Washington, D.C. handbags r*paired, Mppar re- , t im e VA a .uie, :r* Kentile. rromfrom 7c7c, excellent for summer cottage Anv about 8.500 square feet. Suitable MANCHESTER GREEN Area—Ex­ property. Have many cash buy­ S t; John Lsnnon, 30 Division St.; WANTED. HamUton placement, umbrelliiM rapalTM, tremely well kept Cap* Cod. Four ers. Mortgages arranged. Please Selectm^iDL Drop CliSord Callahan, 31 Horton Rd.; Hoff* is Midwest vice president ond shift.. ^RIHJ Emplove benern* MANCHESTER •— New six room- up. Nest as a pin. Large, attrac­ Park, Rockville. TV. m.ii?? ? “ *'* ®*‘*®- Ho selling! Wrif; ^0“ ®u<' vacaZ, n. 32 ft. aizea in atock H.80 |i11 toi perl I Hurry out You to haven’t the anv antiquea* J»Mues. tive living room with fireplace. BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A the union’s international presi­ To qualify for work you must have Write Box K, Herald. fo^^^ Shen,.in.Wim,m* Co„ 98. ranch home in Rockledge sec­ Hot water oil heat. Ample lot. US-TINGS NEEDED for'all typ*i,Ki“^® Ate^«ft‘" Coi^^%ur‘ i **® ®^- Budget Request daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Norman dent Automobllea for Sale n ^ T FINMH Holland wiadorr car. references, 3840 cash se- s-,jrf.s i ■»»; i™?"'"- tion. IH baths, ceramic tU* Amesite driveway, garage in cel­ Bowles. Welt Willington; a son to McClellan did not eay whether 4 ■naaet, inada to tntMuro Aiiifwred by Inventory. Devoting *8 “ anted. Must know week days, 1-8 Saturdays and Sim.: ------:___ 1_____ i ------— kitchan counters. Attached ga­ • i t i l r V ' bank. Calif., "ahould IncrL.e con- ^ g ^ ! ’ f®'® Y ® « *»® days. lar. Priced for quick sal* at Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Varley, Angel Hoffa would he among the more WEBD A CART Short on a down metal.veneuan tUinda at a new hours a week to business, your end r!ln " ‘gbta. 53 Pur- lota, lirnited Houses for RenI 65 rage, ameaite drive, fully land­ 814.300. Immediate occupancy! Cte..yn,k..Felb.r Agency. MI ®“ Y ,V n % r M Vernon, July 81 (Special)—Th* at - than 100 wltnea*«a to be called, y y in enj or had your credit turned Z will net nell Place, ask for Bob or Pat. aupply, 32J9 per bundle. Sherwin- scaped lot. ' 821,000. Calf - The i 3-1409 or MI 9-4291. Beard of Selectman voted last but the union aald yesterday SETS—f805—Out* two-bedroom Ranch, Churches Offer .vear,"VB«r, DouglasLmugiu added.Booea. Them e Feruo. l'"'^ ' »' well -w* In deciding to apprepriai* ns Oarsw, WUUmantic; a daughter Hoffa waa aoqulttod racantly by (Formarly Dt^laa Motors). ly. For Interview, include phone in. ville TR 5-8929 or MI 9-7218. large landscaped lot, three yekrs, to Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Miner, 38 a fedaral court jury of charges jmor ^ r o o m sad kitchen Fur capable apprentice printers. Em- a single roll. 8Iost pre-trimmed ®**PROOM Green kiTnTr aluininum storms, plastered walls, produced by Convalr Divirton of ttm* time in « weitei^i countriok I? it the money for th* Town Farm in it* m o v in g cellar, large shade, fenced yard, six room Colonial,, three bed­ General D.vnamics - Corp., S.an Earl St, Rockville. that he bribed a laivyar to spy on b e f o r e you Binr a used car 2*® ^ m a tea call Ml. 8-8888, Th# include hospitalii*. ^m e pre-trimmed and pre-pasted' TO ranrh. Prefer family with rhil- rooms, two car garage. Encloied Televised Series budget for the next fiscal year, aat Oormaa Motor Salaa. Bulck TUa Shop. Buckland. ''acations, and Sherwin-WiUiam* Co., 981 *^ ain WEST COAST garden, centeally liteated. Ckrlton __ ___ . , Diego,Diego,. CaHf.,Calif., i*is an Improvementimprovement * ‘''* '° “ ®^ the Selectmen expreeaed the vitve DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: th* racket* committee's Invesy- pajd holidays. Write Box A. Her” _ Rooms Without BoBrd_^59 je.sele ^ ;: mi 9-2044 ®"« T*Ar connecting porch, patio,. finished PILJrh*.,.gwe*ESP5lfi,. WJ£2,, li)4»rt?eg^^ on ler-) CUSTOMER CANT USE IT • i .... _ 'aJteJnJag, Ssgjeaa-” *■“ 8^ 1$ a' .federa* wlreAappng charge* in­ ,,iiSSSSbd.*v^. carpeting, fireplace % Douglaa said that whila th* Sen' Lawler, 401 Hillatown Rd.; Debra volving his Detroit Office. at Center piVki'nc'''TJ.,-, ''’^'^. with MANCHESTER- Six room Cap*, ftxtureq,fixture*, electric stove, aluminum nouncemeiUnouncement frimufrJhi, the ConnecticutC!onnecticut icins In England nkmad Edward caretaker and his wife there for mower. Self-shai^ning. Recently ate restored most of the House the ^nefit of th* small number of Dumas, South Windsor; Clarenc* MeOellan said th* avidence as­ I . INtt CHEVROLET WMted. Good wages, compensa- overhauled. WHO'S GOING bMh^and ahower. 29 Hazel St. 8fi .rorTlio,Tn\„^ dTr^*"*t’? --- Cod. garage. oH heat, cimvenlent l combination window*. OccupancyOccupancy, Oiucil Ooucil of Churches of sa TV series.seriea. „®.."®_®*7_ noticed that milkmaids eonvertlNe, Home Improvement Co. MI 9-3697. , "This Our Bfaith." which is now reduction* in the Air Force ap,- welfare casgs who are new living Wsbstsr, 87 Adams St.; Fred J. sembled by the committee will f *878. O il lO 8-4508. Altwatione. addlUoni. garwM EXPERIENCED lion u d Insurance. Call PI ^ 4 5 2 HOUSEKEEPING water heal. Call • nm to bua and school, reasonably to suit buyer. Principals only, proprlatlon, the defense money in his community did not gat BrunoU, 30 Coleman Rd.; Mrs. show tost Hoffa uaad gangsters, after 8 p.m. TO TAKE OVER after 8 p m. at priced. Call A. R. Wilkie A Co. 828,990. MI'9-5435. going on over WNHC‘TV’, CSiannel smallpox, even when almost every­ at tha Farm. l^-aidlng speeJaUeta. Easy b u ^ SEWING MACHINE STEVENS HI-POWER .22 Hornet lARGE FURNISHED room 108 West St. Rockville. bill agreed to In conference re­ It was rspertsd today that four Janni* NetUeton, Hartford: Har­ and that gangatore used Com- M60 FORD custom iedan. Heater. rifle with a Weaver G-4 scope. 382. UNPAID b a la n c e near MI 9-4389 or MI 9-0849. 8, each Wednesday from 10:30 to one else caught the disease. He ;‘«‘i.™®' *•«»« ®r OPERATORS Monthly Payments ® g'uileman Parkinj.; SEVEN ROOM, four bedroom, (on# 11:30. duced the amount of the Air Force such cases are now residing there. old Newberry, South Windsor: Mr*. muniets, in. a bid -for power In ®iP^=*ceilent motor. 5-9109. I8IMEDIATE OPENING — First ®b®y* aPd belt included MI 54 High St. request bv more than 8500 mil­ found that moat milkmaids had Mary Cwikla, IM Woodhridge St a n d TRAINEES class toolmaker, fringe benefits 0-M51 ' 323.28 811.500—Six rOomf Colonial, excel- unfinished) jnodlflsd ranch,, The program 1* Intended to in­ scars on thsir hands which had They will probably be put into which "Hoffa \>ould hav# a Ho down payment. 33.90 APPLY Suburban for Rent 66 lion. ' private hemes when the Farm la Mrs. Stella C^hmielewtki, 128 High strangleliqld over the port of New weekly. Pole Motors, 8n 8-0980. Jarvis n e w FURNITURE lent condition, built 1943, centfalT' breeseway, garage, 149 ft. front terest all the family and especially come from a disease present on *^**^^™*' <«o«T»ert. MANCHESTER MODES. west aide location. Carlton W. age. only 8I8.8O0. Carlton W. aboliahed, as la th* east with niost St., Rockville; Mr*. Marjorie Tom­ York. The next step would he the rocroatlon and attic room# built ®"d white dou­ uA.rn. Appliance* FURNISHED ROOM, 2 ^ North the children. It features stories, He s^d"*the*Ate*Fo™ must «® '*“‘’*® ®^ *®“^®^ ®**'^ eow^xi 18* 'PONTIAC, fair condition b ^ Tpke., Portland, Diamond ble basin kitchen sink Never HAVE BEEN IN STORAGE 3 Hutchins. MI 9-5132. Multiple Ust Hutchins, MI 9-5132. picture, drama, tripa, things to do, M€ tata tna Air Forca must • MatiiMiivNaturaUy Jeimer.TA*k«ask«> wondered*■»**■* wheth- walfar* csss* now. linson and daughter, 38 Spring St.; entire eastern seaboard and the miiSSrjl. bathrooms re- INC. take action to reduce its most re-i*. this barf The Selectmen also said that Mrs. Sara Dennison, and daughter, cheap. 54 Coopec St 80 PINE STREET uaed. Slightly damaged. Chomah"; MONTHS L"*” '•X"rotor'"y,Jb,S;r’^^’ big Member. and suggeatloni for summer fun. St. Lawrence Seaway.” 8-7T78. MT^me ^'®’‘®"d«''. Houaewrecklng. Stock Place off The. current series will run cent expenditure estimate* for 1 oieir raalatance’ ^ n new city jobs will probably be 704 Spring St. "Th* economic factoni are North Main St. Open 8-12 a. MANCHESTER- Magnifteant new liOts for Sale 7.6 next .year by nearly 81 hllllon. and 1 found for th* Farm caretaker DISCHARGED TODAY: Edward tremendous.” MoGIellan said. '"IP’ ,*’‘P*ri®nce in gener- turnlahed ^.•‘ o^cu^ali^^lepteX’ V 3W Spilt Level. Rockledge section.------:------through August 28. Bverett Robertson and his wlft. *•» HUMON w asp four dbor de n^TEmOR AND axterior remodel- ?i «ftee ^ork hfia knowledge of Help Wante4t— *•* p. m. Mon.-Fri. Sal per month. .14 Elm Street. Rock IVIleoB, 185 Union St. "Buch power placed In the hands luxe aedgn, axcellent condlUon. 1,600 square feet of living area. { x econ^lze’“ ‘^‘"' '"**"* exparime^t. He^k PoHIIm R*/eetod 'S&-'l?!?®®„"l.»«-®fea rree Tlartford ^ c e . Male or Female 37 till 6. MI 9-2392. ' • ■'■y & d" 2 ? d ro o .m . vUle. Tel. R 5-2505; cveninga, of psrson* iafflUatsd with raoket- ttJlat lot rear Wlse-Smlth Store imatea. CaU W. F. H Good Wofkftig ronditiens. Apidy In L in v o ROOM SIT*TS ROOM H7TH kitchen privilV^^T TR 5-50,50. 31* baths, two-car garage. For, LOT 168.711388, Hackmatack St. U.S. C o n iu m e s a Third •sr* Is a danger to the welfai# of enaei. 80. further. Information or appoint- Call MI 3-8396. "W . are in the proco^ »« r.S!:cJ:S'"muCa“ ‘ ^^d‘ a c S S masUng th* Sslactman rejected a ; fmore 4 p.m. Or phone CH 7-5829 8-5988. person to Mr. Buriiham. Hakford (^FETERIA w orker' or super­ ..... DINEITE SET j r— ----- screening development projects on,u onto th» akin - 10 Parkade Stores the nation.": after 8 p.m. visor. Work and aala.y depends Boats and Accessories 46 Aroh'^St'’ ‘°'® ‘*‘’- Dorsej^ 14 .ment to ee call The R. F. Dim- „ '•— Th* United State*, with little a priority basis,” Douglas said. * PhioDA “ in '^a faw petlUon of resident* ot rural Var Dispatch and Warehouse Oo.. 225 Westinghouse" Elec Ref BOLTON. IaAKK- Year 'round four •ock Co., Ml 9-5245 or Ml 9-8818. 1 TWO LDT8. 50 x lOO ft. each, at Me Mid the hearing will show brsezewaya. Prospect 8t„ East Hartford, Conn. sSH.u"’?.!!’” •’'Periern’e. 40 hour ''Coloric ’ -Combination Rang* r^m ranch. Completely furnished; Bolton Lake Shores, For infor- more than 6 per cent of the world’s : "A number of the less urgent d,veioD#d a a«rt •'"®" *®® ® ■P«ri*l tovrn To Hold Outings how ’"hoodlums And thair hsneh- '■«iio and garage. 3960 com­ MANCHESTER BOAT CO„ 10 Es- -Majlag” Washer j^pulation* ■ and -• less than - -7 per cent!Ones ' ------"'"st“ be P^^tponed posiponeo and ana there uier* ir*'^'rfi^>^®Vi'2r*®®‘®’’ which soon hsalsd W‘*-im#*t^ matter, of J^ter, l i g ^ lights, reclining /week, f ^ e benefits. Apply Dieti- »ex St, DaUy 12 no^ '.9 ^®®"' '■°®'" te^rns y*®'' I'A**. TWO-FAMILY duplex. 5-8. with oil matlon call PI 2-7578. men" were placed on uiiion pay­ pete. 2toc20 two car. 31460. No EXCLUSIVE SALES righU for Uim. L2 p.m. dally. Manchester "Emerson'' Television Set for gentleman at 272 8fain St i of the woi-ld’s land area, produces are undoubtedly some that will six weeks leter . dumps and roads in th* town. rolls in deals which h* said ‘Pro­ and two neJv money down. Hve vears to pay Avon Cosmetic* available to capa- Memorial Hospital. Saturday 9 a.m..9 p.m. ^ otl parking. MI 8-4071, ' Co Jn 9°5^7l ■ ‘' “ ■®'*®®'‘ R®»'ty heat, garage, excellent Investment Although Ur* petition had 80 sig­ Ten of th* Parked*'• It storei tlre». 1990. MI 9-0549. Atwater-Ana Boata. "Hoover" Vacuum property at low price. S. A. Beech- LOT FOR SALE. Vernon St., lOOx and consumes well over oqe third |f«H by thh wayside sooner lhan'whst must have l e ^ r i . will be cloaed Monday. vided an income for the mob that ConatVuc-’ . ...t"® ’’®***® women. Call 80 Also included Sealv __.~A‘.______mlelif lieve keen the et.e " “ “5- * Dor- natures, it waa reported that Regis- lloij Oo. AD 2-2482. c 0-0195. fer, MI 9-81-5952 or MI 8-8989. 800. Price for quick aala. Charlea of the world’s good* and’seiwices. .®:l5'’ L ’’®r!„‘’-®?"_.‘^® ®*®®.!*” P‘ ' rtf'* Ha intjrulated th. j ITaV"*;?’ Vote7. W .W ;“te: Raymond Rippman, manager of worked for John (Johimy Xho) *®ftGURY Monterey hard­ f o r s a l e - 31,600 outfit. 16 foot Maltriw Md B o x % r in g * "S u ? l w*r™ ?BOLTON-OoTonlarRoid^AUr';::: Lesperancs, MI 9-7630. In factorj- good* alone the United fort he present need to And lav Sears, Roebuck end Co. Parksde Dioguardi and Antonio (Tony room ranch. Oil burner THREE BBDROGM ranch with fuU. ^ States turns out close to half the •"8® 1" area* of our activity.’ imy With pu* takan .from a p a -. vaiij^tad more than tan of them. l y ' *ape. Inquire 374 Ver- garages or HAIRDRESSERS wanted. Top r"en ran Sealiner, motor trailer tient wth smallpox. Nothing thus leaving the petition without store, said today that 10 of th* 18 Ducks) Oeralle." non st. rabies. Kitchen Cabinet, inlaid and *; i’nO^MnntM'*"'"^ "'®® <'ondltlon! basemant. Naw home. Fireplace BUILDING LOT-Bolton aiid Cov- global total. ^----- —/ ------Th^ work can salary plus commission. Full or , a few other articlea. m o Monthly Gi^chlld Realty gnd many extras. 8. A. Beechler, •"try- Lawrence F. Fiano. Broker, _..’ ^®..*®I‘ vaccination | th* required r algnaturee. At ■toMs In. the W. Middle Tpke, ’Dioguardi was eonvlctsd la*t Price 31.200.,Or will trade, FjraNISHED light houaeke^S^;' naa taken and James Phipps | least one name on the petition was week of conspiracy to aeeept Builder*. 80 part Bme. Write Box X , Herald. or I Phone 8fe Immediately '--o., MI S*<925. Ml’ 9-2927. X Realtor, MI 9-8952 or Ml 3-8969. MI 9-8910. •hopping center will close for an aedan. AH 9-8931, 80 3-8700. large, older Inboard. 105 Orchard Plastic Table Developed Savings Reach Peak w # immune to the dread amall- j illegible, and other* were tigiwd employes holiday and outing. money from two employers, a ^ f?"PP®^ «»re 31,000. Low bank (^ E R A L OFFICE work, girl for St.. RTOkrtlle. Tel. TR .5-.585« I Hartford CHapel 7-0358 8^383 '' zz: a f t e r 7 P.M, CH. 6-4890 iilANCHESTER —New 5H room P®?’ , ' "Mr. and Mrs." wheraaa ho Qlosod will be: the Children’s faces charges of cons^racy in the Brunner at Fitz- REPAIRS, renovating, porches, ga- IBM room, no experience necea- Savings of indivldiiale Inj the In this way. 'vaccination waa names appeal* In that form on the **^ore. Talcdttvilie MI ! See It Day Or Night- ranch, attached garage, ceramic Suburban for Sale 75 An inflatable plastic table has Bootery, National Shoes, Bevarly’s, scid blinding of litoor. columnist •ary, paid vacations and holi­ tils bath, nearing completion...... been developedHhat can be used United State* climbed to apost- discovered. It is impossible to voting lists, a Selectman eald. Manchester Seles and Appliances,. "Victor Ristel. MeCleUan has iden­ Open evenings Ull 9.00 ^btneta, roofing, etc. Small job# days, five day, forty hour week Buildinjr Materials 47 If you have no meana of transpor­ ROOM FOR RENT, MI 3-5874. mm: var peak of 14.6 billion dollars in d a il y . L um te^ tation, 1 11 send my auto for you! , IldiOO- R. F, Dlmock Co. M I; BOLTON—Coventry line. New five also as a carryall and headrest on guess how nmny of us are alive, MeMaana A|)|^ted Endleott-Johnson, Parked* Clean- tified CoraUo as "s narcotics rack­ J^riflf^ *1-75 hour or coptract. Apply In perapn. Gaer Bros,, 89 nsmep ateA Free sample*. Reeves the Tmri br held by 1906, almost double the 7.8 billion **BRCTJRY 4 DR. sedan or a 2 Write Box B, Herald. Leggett Sir ■ ~ 4/Oxa/o Plyacord per M 3115'.00 » No, obligation! 9-5345 or Joseph Ashford, MI room ranch, ceramic til* bath, summer picnics and xheach trips. , ®“® ®“ "® ' ’®*® Selectmen *leo appointed are. Youth Center, W. T. Grant’s, ets figurs.” Street, East Hartford, Co., Attleboro, Masa. No. 1 Western Framing— _ M^nThr Gommisaion of recorded In 1950 and 13 per cent of disfiguring scars —becaue* of Joseph P. McManua as assistant . The Senator said this provided •"<» beater: Conn. Boarders Wanted a-8818. knotty pine kitchen, walk-out The manufacturer says the table higher than- the previous nostwar Sears Roebuck and Co., and Me- automatic. Price low. Low down A—L—B— E—R—T—'S •“^^-A evenf^e * Gonnectlcut. 8fonday baqcmfnt. Large lot, 815.600. R. is about 30 inches square when ^ ’T®?*?’’* •*P«ri*nent in ' treasurer of the town. Th# appctfnt- Lallan’s. rackateers with a beaehhold from - per M 3112.00 43-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD ------J^J®J)|"*- 5. 1957. at 8 P.M. high of 12.9 billion in 1953. gvmenu « Fltager^ 1x12 TAG Dry Sheathing_ MAN13HESTER — Reduced for r . 'Dimock Co., MI 9-5348, Ml blown up and keeps food and drinks 1798. But today, if too many of ment is affective immedlateiv and The Grand Union. Harvest Hill which to extort money from am- Aluminum Storms »nd Wom an to clean rooms. Must Situations Wanted__ quick sale. Six room Cap*, all us fail to be vaccinated, smallpox cenUnues until Oct. 7. the,, dato of tTJct Bnxnner now. Open till nave own traneportation. Full 5000’ minimum per M 394.00 DOUBLE OVEN de luxe automatic , GenUeman.|?*®‘P«l Building to conaldU^he fol’l 9A8I8. nearly a foot off the ground. Package Store, Ligget'i Drug ployers and use union dues for ___ Screens 14.A Female 38 Beaouared No. 1 Perfection timer electric utilities, Venetian Itfinds, atorma Seat-cover Sales Jump apgaar with all iti ter- j the next Town election, their own profit hi deals so slick a "I?**' Saftiixlay aIl*Sy to i . *;„^®"®b®***'' Motel. McNall range. Excellent G«H 8H 3-7875. /lo w in g proposed zone Store, Clear Weave, Reed'e, Ljmn g-sisl" TaleoftviUe. Tel. Ml St., 8n 8-4148. Wood fainglea per aq. 319.95 condition. Coat 3450. and screens, clothes dryer, erne- BOLTON DESTRUCn\T!i ro®. as It doM in India and site- ■ )The aopointmant waa raadh ao Poultry, Caaannva Candy, and tha thst sometime* the workers ‘‘did­ ALUAONUM WINDOWS, doors DEPENDABLE Vnqther of four, for- ■ “ Best offer v.i."-^f’’ "F MCCABE ST An- Bite- drive. Many mir* extrSe. wher# from time to time. that the work of. th* treasurer can nwr R.N.. will baby-sit evening* Windows-complete—(aet-up) takes It. 8n 9-9980 pHcant: Anthony Chomart.’ To Mistletoe is bkd for a U'ee be­ Sales of seat covers for auto­ Hole In One Reetauraht, will re.- n’t even know they were in the P?T®b**. awnings. Free Full price 813,500. Several beauti­ SH room ranch, two years old, mobiles last year totaled 13,600,000 he carried on during the lUneee of eatimatea. Call N. B. Chase Oo '®® P»rt time Owqi transportation. Write Box U ®ll ?i*e*„ , . from 310.80 Town of Manche; (hange to Industrial Zone, all ful new 5*j room ranches,- with extra large lot, with ameaite drive, cause it fastens itself ii^n the main open. union." MI 9-0233 or Rockville TR clerk. Apply Luckv Lady Self W0rjisCj. ' . CASH AND CARRY tree, penetrates Jta tlssiib* an-i sets, costing 83SO,000.()00, a lo Treasurer Raymond Hunt, who is a 5 ^ “ ^ , Z i ^ "•'« " “w. See Service Laundry. 11 Maple St. Knotty Pine Paneling — SACRIFICING. 18" TV set. Any Public H r i i i ^ 70^* B beer" I Re*‘r Chapter .V, Section 8, that it combines for th* first time Fully equipped. ^2395 dutlea for officer and company. Of the/Town Charter; for. Call the Ell*worth Mitten, 818,900. ohlmney r«* ^'■"’•nent poeitlon. Age 48* ®?.'?®„'’ ®'"b* espj, 12.99 I m id d l e t u r n p ik e WEST, in's single unit both heat and mas­ ■Igli Sehaol Diplema'a i ®®"“ertlble. Fordo- Bookkeeping position In account­ Write Box W, Herald. * 18 Natural Bhakea—cartoned lice la hereby given that siApplI.. nt: Fai-mlands Agency, Realtor, Memlier of ML8, sage treatments and that it can be ’"®'*®- Good top Exchange MI 8-8930. BOLTON NeeSsaary Thass Dajrs *54 OLDSMOWLE 8-8838. ing department with various WHEREVER YOU Go — uaed while perfortitfng normal ' A jreung moCier who raeeivd : Super 88 Cbaverttble. *®'" • aale. Bank phase* Including ledger work P®® "fl- *11.“ BoaTi\? Corporailon: T r^ a T g e daily activitie*. iW 'M vie* con­ ^^‘'Se'aid Motors, former- Insulation per M 338.5e held at;?'** "q "’ in Reameiue Z*one A ■« Four bedroom Colonial avallabie: ton’# fineet location*. l##s than a sists of a foam-ruhbor pad with a ter. Five day week. Many emplove —three years after she dropped ’ *28 9 5 S u iM . ** ®d3fltiona ’If' ®"*'‘**"*' Hearing ff®""''’*' Beginning in westerly line Septemiter 1. Uving room 26x18,1 mile from th* center. Thie cute built-in massage motor andXheat- out et eehool to marry-:- says she ' . . T® Bforlimaiiahip guaran- J*'J*ftta- For Interview c*l| ch »IANCHE8TER Pet Center for Ml Free Home Planning and ini? element. Consulting Sendee C o n v e r s e ' « • 1957 ®f Buiine*.s Zone III (Shopping fireplace, baths, large modem! ranch has baseboard hast, storm* lesrnad more about the value of i ‘44 OLDSMOSILt A R*** •uppiJea. Saper 88 HelMay Ceap*. '®“ b‘n city llmita, ' the RuVil?-^?’^ *^‘ ®®"®®" . *®^“ '*® ■"'* ®""ning westerly kitchen, dlehweeher, dlspoeel, *«d ecreene. and a nicely land- a high school dtplema- after she 1W9 MERCURY. 3180. Call *j)8ao , the b u d g e t for 1657^58 fqr: *,long1 south side of Middle T^rn- PART TI8IE waltreaa anl^ counter .A'® ®»n«n tinned. Writ#-for our Window Foldbr JR. laundry' room, 2 car garage, | ecaped lot. Sure to catch your, aye Cuie and Beet Sugar Same 'qtot school. I S S U *2 7 5 0 IJn- *PP*y In person. BldweU * tinn'^°f^**k ,®'*‘'*f‘®"*' *Ppropria- JUb' for a di.etance of 1200’ screened porch. Charming home; nnd so will the pries at only M the .early days e< har mar--: °SS?’ Monday-Satup. Won for balance of contract for "’?®* ®® ***"• •nil extending south- and yard for a growing family.; 812,300, f i^*v “*^®® * cuinbinatlon Stjda Shop. 527 Main St. nay, 9-8 p.m. Thursday, 9-9 p.m. n a t io n a l LUMBER, INC. I auger cene and auger beeta riage sha wanted to work to help r '44 OL04MOMLI 881 STATE STREET Grand List Revaluation,. ®;;I.V^o the north line of Z p T tie a Elv*— Tyler,- ■ Realtor, hfl 9-4489. (provide an identical product—in " J ^ D O E four door sedan Ml chJ'r^T f*/’’® '®‘"‘>®wa. free BIRD, cat and dog PAINTING AND VERNON V her young huabanr’ with the i 88 Holiday Coup*. A^® If more necessary P®r* •I'"*. •uppllesi whoie- NORTH HAVEN,- CONN. . ' *3-lf3. Drive and Lep^^ processed form—although ‘ they fL.miIy finance*. But everywhere ' available at half price For more and retail. Oatly 9 to 6 D m appropria- ®°"f"ining approximately IS CAPE COD—Four down, two un­ Five room ranch very coinveh- grow -Under entirely different she went to look for a Job the was 9-^4* *°' * ’’bone 8H ^eadayThurad®y, Friday n^hta Tel. CHestnut 8-2147 PAPER HANBINB tion* by transfer from thi Capital A®"*- . finished up, immaculate condition, SSJm . ‘ *2295 nr’'ik'8h4bi MMcheater Roof, near schools and transportation, iently located, just two blocki from , climatic and soil condition* and asked, "Are you s high eehool 1858 FORD Reasonable. jng * Siding Co.. Inc,. 811 9-8938 J*® •, P^erfleld’a Route 8 and TELEPHONE Improvement Reserve Fund, forof "hove pro- bus line. This house has a base-| one i* a root crop and th* other a graduate'?’’ ■43 OL04KIOIIU S-8449. Call 80 BnjJNG CLERK wanted—for Sat C3iapel.-^puth Windsor. JA 8-8391. 814,300. R. F. Dimock Co., Ml . P^'-ldentJoe bbbb^r. reason­ P®«iiminary plans 'n th* office of ment garage, storms and screen*.' stalk crop. She Is new, though it wasn’t , De Luxe 98 4-Door.,, and Sun, IntereaUng. ateadv weak- able. Call MI 3-8845. Ml 9-32^6 and outline specification* for and maps msy be 9-6245 or Joseph Ashford, MI anij a Urge 1000 gal oil tank th_at| REOMTERED. Cocker pup- ' 9-8818. assy to noanege being wife, mother I ratty S f O O l ? Md work in air-conditioned office Phase ’Three of alteration* and Yown Planning Com was recently installed to allow own-' and Mgh achoo) etuderit all. at - equipped. . Experience helpful, but not necea- plea, 320 and |25. Doga boarded' renovations to Barnard Jimini- "’ .S!®.® * Office. Garda Overprinted ? .2 i ZS® b**t In abingle and built feaaonable rataa. Washburn Ken^ High School, ""®"»®® •'"nior -m u-v n, .» ANSALDI BUILT Colonial. ■ix I er to buy fuel at reduced prices. once. She, had tb# grit, determin- ; r “ ‘ ®®®' leader*, chim- Mry. Phone Manchester Memorial Diamonds—Watchqs— jb.sooV sion" ^ p l a n n in g COMMIS- *51 OLDSMOIILE Hospital. Ml 8-1141. Mr. Peabodv neli, Tolland. TR S-2894. rooms, large lot, IH bathe, 814,800. During World War I in a one- alien and ambitien to make the ’ De Luxe 98 i-Doori Badto, m 3 no7 ®®" ^»blln. Jewelry 48 Gilbert C. Barnes, Secretary! ir . •• m vu III CUSS E^ Alvord, Chairman eant tax waa applied to p#nny grade. ' } heator, WANTED ■ . Hairdresser. Year COLLIE PUPPIE.8. AKC. Excel- Boart of Director* . ^ « ...... '■ VAL FIANO REALTY CO. Her advice to ether girls la: ON "VACAnOll SNOAL" lent blood line. Sable and white LEONARD.. W. TOST Jeweler, re- M ^heater, Connecticut -I irorothy C. Jacobson,n„ postal ceards and many millione hydriunatic. Auto Driving School 7-A round poaltlon. Top salary, vag#- SEPTIC TANKS of th* 8-«ent cards ware printed.,.,"Think___ . a long' „ time ^ before you'! . ORICIf I or tri-colqr. Call Ml 9-3701.. 6®lalr*. adjusts watebae expertly, Secretary MI 3-4561 *54 CHEVROLET LARKJN'S Roofing— Chimney 16-A *1®" “2Jb. pay. ultra-modern studio. Reeasonabi* prices. Open daily AND ' this 26th day of July, 1M7 “ I ?'2"®5~*‘ ®®’ Gonn. 9-8818. When the tax waa aboH.hed July TT j**®®*?,® ‘ f. “ *** •*‘*®®‘ ‘ ® *®‘- Call Storra. GArfield 9-9338 or Hot a Safety-Tretad Used Oar Bel Air Hardtop. Fully equip­ MaMheaT.i-' G’V '^ G School. ThThursdayi------ayeninga, 138 8pru« P.O. No. 4.3(13 July 22. 195.7 MANCHESTER — ColonUl, seven BOLTON. — Custom xbuilt ranch 1*16. tlnel* Sam bad 300.00*00 nort non. “ •'Viad. “ ®P®®*"l‘*lnf in repair- Manchester 8H 9-8581, after 6pm RABBITS, eight weeks old. Street. I%I. 9-4887. PLUBCED SEWERS I Adv. No. 3428 house on >-* acre lot, fully of the 3-centeni on hie heiids, each Parents tell thsir daughters and Have a Trenble-Fres Vaca- ped Including so ^ O ih sssra a ; Call rooms, breeseway, ggragf. Living this. But all too often a girl thinks tten! power ateertag. X Clio "ted., >y*o '’new evening* after 8. MI 3-5712. room 14x36 large dining room, shrubbed, large central foya'r, flv* worth a ^nn.v. To avoid waste, . Gutter work. Chimneya EXPERIENCED fountain help. MaehiH* Clsa**4 rooma, tile bath and kitchan, for­ they were sold with a "ena-eent" har p*r#nta are just old-fsshionsd, cleaned, repaired. 28 years’ ex- Must be reliable.- Pleasant work- modem kitchen with half ceramic mica counters, maSsive stone fire­ er that they jen’t raalUte hew mg conditions, ail atore benefit* GardeiNtL-Furin-Dairy fcptio Tank*. Dry Wells, Sewer ~ til* wiUls, dlahwasher and (lispo*- overprint. ® MANCHESTER Driving Acade'i;^ w*^®*® estimate*. Call Articles For Sale 4.6 Products al, four biedrooms, IH hatha, near place, pine paneling, plastered long a year er two aeems to a *55 PONTIAC Howley. 8t,anchealer Ml S-538J. 50 Une* Installed—O llar Water- walls, baseboard heat, many other young seupl* in love. *55 rORO * “ *r«nteea reaujU. Expert Instruct K i ~ , prooSng Done, High and Hollister St. ach9ols. FsirlaB* Hardtop. Fully equip­ Chieftain '■8” 3-Deec, BadSe, Drug Store, 942 LDAM, DARK, rich, atone free. features. CaU owner MI 6-4318. Firtt "Union’ Raite- That's why Tm quoting this ^ 9* ^ , ®®"‘®°fted -ar. Cali Pi ^ a ln St. Prompt dellve^. Call PI 2-8277 or YOU MAY BE OUR MAN! Town * Country Realty, AD ped. t-toue. .. $ 1 7 9 5 heator, hydraiu&tte. omy or evening Appoint- c d f FUIWERS. Gladioli and Zin- 3-8388, ME 8-2792^______' advice from a 30-yaar-oId who menu. ^ Heating and Plumbing I7 Willtmantic ACademy 8-3283. niae. Fern Gardens. 179 Fern St. BOLTON LAKE—Year 'round Printers combined to ask a wage found that a high aehoel' iHploma ”” ...... : ’ $ 1 5 9 5 COUNTER GIRLS and sandwich McKINNEY BRds. modified split level on lake front, I increase in New York in .1778 and *50 CHEVROLET PLotS tog and"hei7: ^rt wanted, full or part time. Ap- Ro y a l a n d Snutii-Corona tpoii- MANCh EsTTO Five room j is miihty fine ineuranee for a *53 PLYMOUTH Swwcrag* Disposal Co. ranch, full basement, plastered i built two years. Four bedroom then disbanded after their de­ girl. Oeavertible. - B#dio, heater, lead- ply Hole-In-One, Manchefter Shop, 2 m* 2?** •tsndard typewrlteia. 19 foot living room, dining (or Cranbreok 4-Door. Radio, beat­ JS*.2r'.'!^.®®bf»l offers the moat ldfersu?on*'*°®w ‘"•fxllAtlona, pmg Parkade.. ^ *p A- 7^ * ° -^»w«et com. Oleap. 180-183 Peart 8L — MI 8-S308 WANTED walls, full insidati’on, hot water oil | mands were granted. Thie was the <)#ed Advice powergUde...... $445 "o 9 d ^ . ®^ «n<* repair work. All makes of adding machinas family) room, approximately 19x TAKE YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSEAPER first recorded organisation of er, auto, traas...... $ 7 9 5 heat, fireplace, ceramic bath, all 13, fireplace, 1** bathe, efficient | Her advice may carry ntpre I .aatUfied student*. 200.000 mllMi r;— ______PpamON OPEN for full or part makaa, MarJow’a.'*®P*'®» »" city utilities. Built by Ansaldi, Im-i American workers to eeek -a wage weight than anything an elSer *51 CHEVROLET *51 FORD 9 -^ * " * toatruction*. M I ^ Y D 8 P L t ^ u j o Bervir* time salesperson experienced in mediate occupancy. Charlea Les-J kitchAi, dishwasher. Aluminum' increase. 3-Door. Radle, heater, pewer- screens, oil heat, baseboard radia-.; person might'have to aay. though Custom "8” S-Deor. Radio, women’s weering apparel, good t^ED BUILDING materiala. 2x8s. perance, MI 9-7620. _____ . j WITH YOU ON YOUR VACATION the (rider person said the same gUde...... $495 heater, Fordomatic. .. $ 4 9 5 S!'?Si“is'r4,sr”« aalarj-. Tweed'#. 773 Main SI 2x5s, 2x8*. 2x7*. sheathing, PHOTO ASSISTANT tion. Lillian Grant, Wqlton . W. , WANTED . • SEPTIC TANKS Grant Agency, Realtors^ MLS, Tiny Dutch City Made thing in (ha same words. roijgh and finished' fl()oring, black 813,650 NEW WELI. constructed! I somstime# ' think that high ’.56 FORD *52 PONTIAC Motorcycles—Bicycles 11 yo u n g WOMEN wanted for light Cleaned and Inetalled three bedroom ranch, hot water member. MI. t-llSl. (2TJ* P*’’®’ -PPPer tub- Keep up with the news at home through your Itical news­ . A miniature Duteh city covers schools ought once a year to bring Oastom ‘d ” 4-Di*er. ChieRaIn ‘‘8”-’1laidtop. Radio, I^UMBINg an d heating—repair* factory work. Apply Kaklar Toy Jng. soil pipe tub*, toilets plumb- EXPERIENCED «nd contract work. C a ll^ 8-J3W. CV>.. 80 Hilliard 8L ' . • SEWERS K.xcellent pilportunity in Manchester ' & . % « U o n w f Huteh*n.*"‘ i s ’ paper. You can have it mailed to you— no matter where 8 acre* at th* Hague. All the build­ back etudanta who have quit with­ Radio, heater.----- $895 heater, hydramatio ••■$595 Wcycle, 88 ”, 312. Phone MI i?.®” ?,*!®®*®*®®* ■“??•<«•. 978 gai, s m CONSTRUCTION Machine Cleaned for young man with some photo ex­ 9-5132. 88500 very cisan six room C . you go. At nearby lakes, Bolton, Andover, Coventry you ings. tixlns, automobile#, and ped- out finiahing to tell those still In oil tMk, Inside and outside doors Four down, two unfinished up. No aatrians are on* twenty-fifth ac­ eehool what their experlencea have wteilowa. fumacei’ oil burnsra antt can have it delivered daily by carrier. "YOUR OLD8MOBILE DEALER;* MoYlng—-Tmddac Help WantBd— Male 36 perience. Vacation, Blue Cross, many HOJJOO—Five room ranch, excel­ cellqr. Lot 50x300. Immediate oc­ tual sis*., ReUrod artisaiu kaap bean in trying to earn a living- OT^ GIRL’g 28’.’ ttfcycle with guide ratUaton. Choman Housewracking CARPENTER • INSTALLATION cupancy. Buyer may aaeume pree- m o n g g at St^k Place off of North Mam company beneljta. References re- lent condition. 150 foot frontage, everything }h operation and illu­ I. don’t think th* aohooU would 20 ROUTE SALESMAN for -aeUb^ SPECIALIST high elevation, view. Carlton W. , e)Tit GI mortg»f«. Owner wUI give C A LI Ml 3.5121 ■ minated with tiny lights. be taking much of a riak. Surely, UfUlASmSTER Packaes Oaiivan.' Itahe4l laundi^ and .dry cleaning ■i*?"®’'»ri«r. Open 8-13 noon. FOREMAN ' - • * giving full deUils. Hutchins. MI 9-5132. Multiple List­ second mortgage. Lawrence F. | nine out of 10 former atudenta r®'*t*i oxcelJent opportunity for * ^ 8 -8 p.m. Mon-Fri., or call MI Fiano, Broker. MI 9-5910. Manchester Motors arf **' PMlwga d«Uy- town and Country ing Member. ‘ CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT TODAY UNOOVEEBD UBANIUM . would give the same kind #f *d- • ^ Refrageratora, waaton ■»-« t ^ right person. Salary and corn- Writ* J. S. NASIN Martin Heinrich Klaproth, a viM aa this young mother: BAY DWYER, Used Oar Blanager ^ M 4 8 8 * * * ^ ***^ * bfpyd*- CaJj] ^ a motria* a p e c u a P ^ ^ m i # ^ and many other banefits. LARGE THREE bedroom ranch, NORTH COVENTRY —Good five German sciantiit, first identiftad “Think a long Urn* before you ™ «|« for rent m . ApRly In person. N«ar Model Laun­ •oi 14S. WWImairtk, Droinago Co. „ flrepUce, tils bath, aluminum room ranch, flreplacci pictur* 819 WEST CENTER 8T. e (VEN feVES. e TEU Ml 9-8437 dry, 78 Summit St. ' **;,^- ^^•rwm-wuilarn, Oo. 911 window with dtatant view. Ouiat uranium in 1789, whila studying decide to -quit high aehoel' to get OUR USED OAR OFflCB 18 BOX D HERALD storms, garage, property 125x887, orca of the Jaehvmov rtlver marrisd." 1 C«IM. M l f .4 1 4 3 )iigh elevation, trees, picnic area, location. 814.600. Talbot Agency. liattrlfrBtrr Eurning l|eralii AIR-ODNDmONED Pt>R YOUR OOBirORT Andover. Phone. Coventry PI mine# ot. BohSaela, s#pr pazt at (AU tIgbUi Nsarvad, - • J only 816.900, Carlton W, Hutchins, Oechoeiovalda. NKA Ssrvtee, Inc.) MI 9-5183. 1-8800. * '

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WEDNESDAY, JULY ,81, 1967 Average Daily Net Pres* Run lMattrbf0tpr Efttnitta igtralb For the Week F.nded The Weather . f ■ July .176 1957 Fereeast o f t7. 8. Weatber Bailga*^ r baclc*to-school S6W 1119! f / T f a t M W O-O^’TMt-MOMTH 9A L t/ 12,002 Fair, little change la temped)^ Member of the Aildlt f c m t m hire tonight. Low In Ute Ws. Fair, Jha office of Dr. Irwin Resnick. Bureau of Circulation continued warm Friday. High in 935 Main St., will be closed from upper SO*. YOU WILL LOVE OUR WONDERFUL today through Aug. 14. . Manchesier— A City 'of Village Charm

I A.8.C. Franklin S. Glode. son* of I VOL. LXXVI, NO. 257 [M r. and Mrs. Frank Glode, 104 (EIGHTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY. AUGUST 1, 1957 (Classified Advertising on Page 16) “Dri-Neet” Plain I Glode Lane, will leave Sunday for PRICE FIVE CENTS three years overseas duty in Eng- 1 i !?""’ • ^ member of the National Guard far two'years, he Joined the i COLORED COTTON , Air Force last December. Ha pre- Witness Links Dio j viously attended the H o w e 111 Cheney Technical School and stu- ;■>' '■ 'y • \ ‘ ■ • vv,s ■. Wim ! died tool making. ^ ' S ' ^ Mias Ann Goldsmith, daughter To One M em ber o f Hits yd > 5 9 ^ 36" WIDE of Dr. and Mrs. Norris W. Gold­ sm ith.'53 Strickland St., will sail Twenty-eight colors, crease resistant, everglazc, mini- Friday to spend a year in Don- niark. She will go as a member of RANGES, REFRIGERATORS, FREEZERS care finish, little or no ironing, preshrunk, practically Labor Ethics Unit I the program conducted by the I y I dnp dry. Scandinavian Seminar. She atUnd- ed Manchester Green School from I Washington, Aug. 1 — Senate investigators heard testl- j 1943 to 1947 and during the past ThU cloth w »« formerly caled •'Banter ' and now with the WASHERS, DRYERS DISHWASHERS rnon.v toda.v that the union headed by Dave Dubinsk.v, a mem­ new drip dry flniah, you will like It even more! ■ 1L"'®. ***• a student at J Rockfdrd College, Rockford, IlL ber of the AFLr.CIO Ethical Practices Committee,*once used For dreasea, blouaea, aklrU, chlldren'a wear, aport wear, McCALL’S 4094 draperies, spreads, etc. ’ racketeer Johnny Dio as an organiser. The testimony to the I P *ter Carlson, bandmaster o f Senate Rackets Inveetigating*------^ ^ ------'ocaJ Salvation Arm y band, Committee came from Lester Waabbiirn, former head of the old • • • «**• ‘ will direct the camp chorus at the 1 Best Rating • \ , annual camp meetings of the Sal- AFL United Auto Workers. Pineau Meets P ro p o sals vaUon Army which wilf be held at Washburn said Dubinaky's In­ IIbrand [)U 'lf )f n ( C o l t O l l ternational -Ladies Garment Work­ Old Orchard Beach, Maine, Aug. ^ :------— 9 to 19. ers Union ilLiQU? employed Dio BTulles, Lloyd Given State tr help organize a Roahoke. Va.. Lift Hopes A plant. The date wa.s not brought out specifically, but U was in­ For Arms Talk in I Internship Begins dicated that this was in 1950. Storm Unit Of Backers \ ■ ' Dublnsk*’. a vice president of London. Aug. . 1 tgb—French For Lt. Moriartyj the AFL-CIO, was attending a Foreign Minister Christian Pineau Hartford, Aiig. 1 (Ah— Connec­ meeting of the AFL-CIO Ethical flew to London today for disarma­ ticut today received top rating for Wa.*hington. Aug. 1 {/P)~ s Praetices Committee et’vn as Lt. Joseph A. Morlarty, Medical ment talks with Secretary of State its hurricane wamlitg set-up— an Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson (D- Washburn testified, C o ^ , son o f Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dulles and British Foreign Secre­ elaborate lystem developed and Tex) said today a new addi­ J. Morlarty, 41 Strong St, Man- Reached ' by reporters there. tary Selwyn Lloyd amid reporta perfected after the 1955 flood. Dubliisky w’as asked whether he tion to the ju r.v^ial amend­ ch^er, has reported to Tripler that the Allies are divided on the i "The organization is excellent," had been aware of Dio working ment proposed ds part of th* U.S. A rm y HosplUl, Honolulu, advisahiiity ahd 'ways of making James W, Osmiin, regional admin­ for the ILGWU. Hawaii, to begin a 1-year medical Informants said substantial dif­ istrative officer of the U.S. Civil Rights Bill would "con­ internship. Willing to TeaMfy ferences still confronted the W est-, Weather Bureau at Idlewild A.lr- fer an important new civil *‘1 nrtll not engage in a debate ern partners on possible ways of Lieutenant Morlarty, a graduate j ■port. told Governor Rlblcoff and right” on American citizens. 'with WashhSm,". Dubinsky said. halting the nuclear arms race. of Manchester High School, at­ I key state protection officials. The Senate . Democratic leailer " I f the committee thinks my tes­ Expreitaed Opposition tended the University o f Connecti­ Model J -s y •Meeting at Office , 1 told new'snten. however, that he timony Is Important I will be glad The British Government has ex- cut, and received his medical de­ - Model HU-1 IP Oamiin's comment'came during ! haa no idea whether it would In- to teatlfy.” - ' ■ -preased oppoaitlon to halting 4m- gree from the St. LouU University i mediately' ‘ file testing of iU newly a meeting at the governor's office I fluence the touch-and-go battle school of medicine. Chairman McClellan iD-Ark.) of ; to reappraise the hurricane^ ' over the Jury trial iasue. the Senate Committee has said he developed H-bombs. And France I .^Juulenant M orlarty and * his warning network. . Senator Knowland of California, J expects to call Diihinskv as a wit- i “ ’ « » » o , ’ “ "8: « » wife, Patricia, hava a daughtar _ ' ; nuclear weapon production con- ''Connecticut will not be In the -the Republican leader. eeJd he 1* Bnisabeth Ann. /our monthf ' Models 850-P and 820-P rk,,i.ir,.w i„i.» ih.t If tlnuea, It wants to get In the Brlt- ; precarious position that Louisiana i confident that aupportera of the •«h-.Sovle/-l>.H. micleaii circle hi found It.self In during the r»f»i,t I Adminiatration BUI atlll have was through a complaint f l M by developing Us own. weapons. disaster there." the high official I enough votea to defeat the amend­ him with the former A F L In Mav. ^Official. Indicated that the de- of the Weather Bureau declared, ment. Z Almesr 2 MlUien 1 1952 that the U AW -AFL nieat the Aug: 1 deadlino ILhadJ- state agencies concerned with the Johnson, raad to the BanXCe a let­ wn^lfig ond fedlng. Meal for bock-to-tchool *ky, Meahy and McFetridge In sei ili,“ aubcommiUjs. Informants j emergency. ter sent to all Senators from the whioni. in 1951 or 1952 seeking help In , seid the report m ida no mention of i Three Area Fires Pouliry Queen Crowned president* of the 13 Railroad 13 Cu. F t CoinbiHation Freaxtr-Refrisaraior ousting Dio from the UAW '-AFL. e rece.ss in the la.Itj and there was •' ipen, but feel it is the better part »Dtherhoo(ls urging adoption of Meany waa then A F L secretary- g e n d ti agr eement tliai the negj-j _. . . - Of wisdom to make breparationa Miss Louise Pyles, 17-year-old Keyser (W .Va.) Migh School grad­ a jury trial amendment. . ’.iat!o*i». should he rontinned. The torrential rains accompanied;'day s rainfall, as measured at the and precautions for anv eventual- uate, was crowned "W est Virginia Poultry Quean V I ." aa the 15Ui 'The right to thal by Jury haa by. fierce lightning flasites which per yard/printa (Conttniied on Page Teii) Aides said Dulles and Zorin held Porter Reservoir, was .47 of an Ity. -annual West Viiglnia Poultry Asaocialion convention opened at been recognized a « an essential 14 Cu. F t CoaibiaatioH Freazar-Rafrifaraior were evidenced throughout widely a ''thorough talk" during the Inch, not sufficient enough to with­ He said that the only refinement 'Moorefleld, W. Va.. last night. (AP Wirephoto). safeguard of liberty since the Wrth scattered -sectione of Connecticut luncheon but gave ho details. draw the town's current water bhn. that appeared necessary in the of western democracy," the letter late ydsterday aftemooi) left ite S6" width The decision to continue the tub- The most sever-' mlsha^i occurred system is to make sure that radio ' ■aid. "We therefore favor the en­ per yard/plaiiu 11 Cu. F t CofflbiaatioR Fraazar-Rafrisarator mailt of havoc in Manchester and Ike Applauds committee session. apparently! at the farm of John Pavan'at 433 stations and ntwspapers use the actment o f an amendment to the the guri-oundlng area. Keeney St. where the. amaller of very latest weather bulletlna,during Civil Rights 8*11 that would pre­ represented lomethtng of a victory ' Ineiuded among the toll of mis- 10 Cu. F t 6.E. Freazar for Dulles. British and French of- three barns was htt h}‘ . U ^ h in in g s f tFre storms, Clerics for Halting serve or extend the right to trial / ' hapa hare *were the complete dc* and burneffca/a-Ultc grodtadi-wMti't ' ■ HJrcai Ke«|iotialhUU>-*. by Jury." Model BH-12 A ir 'Force on -ftciala for soihe weeks had- been struction of a Keeney St, bam hit i talking openly of an early ad I'esatire from ; _ rhe governor emphaaized iOtowland promptly reread a 12 Cu. F t 6 .E. AutauMtla Oaf real Rafrigaratar atahement laeued eariier In the Green Stamps 50th Birthday cl^nc. for real pyogreis had van- s''’l^k""ooS“ar“t fa^. week by the AFL-CIO ExecuUve K Y P i n i.h.a “ dsmages Department Hose Companies , I latest and most accurate weather, i 1 UClCaF 1 6SlS iM O W <''A dLC CORK FREE PARKING ! “ *1” ;, , . . home, also hit by a bolt and set Committee aaying that any mean­ Dullea already had won the sup- ^ ire and 4. , reports and not repeat old fore-1 ingful rlght-to-vote bill "must not omm Rear Of Our Store Washington, Aug. 1 f>Pi , The The fire waa reported by Eric without checking." aUNCNisnn C - I port o f the British, French end a third fire w m started bv light- BY OKORUE CORNELJL ♦tion 50 years ago limited the use be burdened with a crippling jury ' Air Force celebrated its 60th Kurtz. 14, a. nelyhdor and before j OU>er officials a t today'* confer trial amendment,'.’______— ^— birthday today and President Canadians for a new version of nlng In Glastonbury. Haven, Aug. 1 (AP)-An in of weapons in War, and the 1926 firefighters arrivet*, the vouth I ------tefOAbfooBl churth agency today JoHnsoH'liaid ail except two of Eisenhower Joined the cheers »nd ! f L r, accompanied by another neighbor, I (Continued on Page Beventeen) . Geneva Ojnventton: banned" the annlause P**” - chiefly in , Department superintendent, yester- suggested that Christians urge use o f gas and bacteriological war­ the Railroad Brotherhood pres- i Morgaji Grant, removed a cow ' their governments to halt nucledr fare. he said churches should idehta are members Of the A F L - ' RANGE -3 DISHWASHER SPECIALS “ ’•^nrhi.TTnlfa.! 50thQtmtmm shnivemsry. A I.. r-AW...- yesr, - 1. . -.ssaawssmesI i‘^ ^ aLUICKosfcMiLA. ? rir “ ------^------whlcH Hflid becii kepi in the bAft>. bomb teats—for a trial period— press for an ag-reement to ban the CIO. He listed the two a* R. O. the United StatM A ir Force is a . informants said the. Allies had I k i * ’ "'■* without waiting for iron-clad trea­ nuclear bombs. Hughes, president o f the Order of konwince acceptance of ^ *C O rll Iia ilC IS IK-C joining building to safety Churchill Calls IT'S HALE'S FOR YOUR V' an ties. gu t he said Christian* also Railway Conductors and Brake- A ' =‘’''‘<‘1' •'rcmier Bulganins pro- winds threatened to i^ l that The step ' was endorsed by the I should urge their governments to men. And W. P. Kennedy, pres- Double Oven G .E. $229 New Ideas for ’58 barn afire. .Ident Of the Brotherhood o f Rail­ keeh'^««i»e^f HtT v ‘ ground in- commission of the churches on in- stop, both production and' testa o f 36” .Divided Top Range $164 keen sense of dt.tj. the A ir Fored ,pection. including the posUng* of F o r Revision road Trainmen. When firemen arrived at the temationaj affairs in a report to a these bombs immediately while the X eA l«m ef J I intemstional check te.n« »t kev Washington, Aug. 1 (4Pt—Meade scene, tHe west wall and a part of W TIVT . policy-making meeting of the talks for agrisement* are gbing on. The United Mine Worker* pres­ ” defense of the free ports, airfields and railroad Junc- PLAYTEX BRAS 36” G.E. Automatic; $16S Alcorn. Republican n a*t 1 o n a I the roof was ablaze, but before \#I IJ \ I Council of Churches. The coramisalon. a sort o f diplo­ ident, John L. Lewis, had urged I lions. chairman, said He gave President enough water pres.sure could be WX X ^ ^ jjbate ort the proposal began matic arm both o f the World 36” Automatic De Luxe $199 Eisenhower expressed himself In ! Dulles' Intervention on .the dls- (OMSIiBaad on Page T en ) Eisenhower today "some entirely obtained from nearby waterlines ------; the Rev. Dr. George K. A. Bell. Council and o f the International e • " " * •PP®*^*d to have new Ideas'' for the 1958 Congres­ the barn waa completely destroyed. London, Aug. 1 (^ - -Sir Win- i G'e bishop of Ohlchiester, England, Missionary Council, said in its Brig. Gen. John P. Henebry of given a more definite Impetus to sional campaign. 36” Automatic Custom $319 <3hichgo, president of th e ' A ir Meanwhile, strong winds ap­ ston Churchill called last night for ; he favored "a much stronger statement:: 2 r G .E “ ®*"- Dishwasher $179 Western thinking, even though Alcorn said he also reported on revision of the U.N. Charter to statement" to try to atop the bomb 111 l ore* Assn. lA F A i. proaching Rale velocity and ac,- "Thera,is a risk for peace which some British and French officials GOP problems and organization trim the^power of small nations in race. 5lany Attended Service* companted by a downpour of hail­ Christiana,In countries projecting have been reluctant to admit it. during a White House visit six stones struck Oje Biickland area the world organization. "The churches need to aav more BuUetins 40” Double Oven Automatic $269 Many of the 6.000 men and They still professed to be puzzled months to the day after awniming I test* of nuclear weapons are Justi women at the annual convention in the northwest sector of town * ^^i*bout the lerrlblAiioral issues in-IfTed a^'ocatin^^hT'uir'hope'of a* to wh.y Elsenhower deemed it the chairmanship. near the South Windsor line Jrom the A P Wires Sf A.FA Attended mid''morning ; neceanary to se'nd the aecretArv 'no* " * I ''olved," he told the assembled lead-; breaking Uyough the barfiera of SeeUs For 6-f Built-In Me told reporters he and the Officials of the Hartmann To- can Bar...... Assn, convention: "It i* i! *_____ „ of______moat— of ____ the world's Protes-. dis tn ia tf'''^ oamera or. p u y t e x ' h ig h s t y u b r a Golden AnnlveiHAry memorial over and itreaaed that no new I^reald;nt did not discuss Eisen­ bacco Co. in th.<»t area reported tn®t tlje vote or prejur | tant and OUiodox churches. 36” Hi Heat Broiling Range $249 aervice* at Arlinsion National pjami have emerited from the hower's nomination of business- — dice of any small cmmtry should u, Au - ..----- . .- A,. - .. "They can urge their govern- I GI TRIAL RULING w W i Hi* oxchMivo for ypswig dhrMo Cemetery. They h^ard Gen.- ^ » moderate damage to their crops He said the soul of the nation ments to forego tests for a trial ^ 'Ovens qnd Surface Units but w^ulil not estimateie the amount involving populations Washington, Aug. 1 t/Pt -.T h o Thomas D. Whtte. Air Force chief | (Continued on Page il«vent«en) that continues )iroduclng and test-. period in the hope that others will ,1 (Continual nn Page Thirteen') of loss pending an InvestigationI’estlcstion byhv llmes^______it* ^own numbers and ing'nuclear bombs ."is In jeopardy.' 'House Armed Service* Com­ Hofo'i portjf-protiy cotton In on ox- o f staff. I —. — ■ ' ______... A*----- 1----- •' affect'them as momentarv ' do the same, a new confidence will ' appraisers self­ "The chief condemnation of the mittee today voted 31-4 to give The A F A also opened In Wash- ^ advantage may direct,” be born, and foundations laid for ; the U.S. military the power to dtingljf yowlfiful bro. Foottyoi iho dor- tngton'a Jaigent auditoHutn, th e ! Farms In South Windsor and hydrogen and atomic bombs ia the lasting agreemen;*." , j CSuirchlll said new membera fact that they are method* of wan­ decide for the United State* Jng, pook-o-boo nylon not * 7 " for National Guard Armory, a three- The Rev. Dr. ,0. Frederick Nolde, whether a GI should be turned day exhibit of new- missiles and ton destructioh, intended to strike i ! hfil storm n-r.^esc^t^d b,^ "’®"'bers at the same time Philadelphia. director of the over foe foreign tr ^ for an on- p f t * € » 8t and woddorful toporation. WASHER and DRYER SPECIALS aviation product*, the largest airj Senate Votes Funds terror on the part of the popula­ Joaeoh Krawski of PO''‘«r disputes have thrown tion.'’ he added. , C.C.I.X.. presented the 900-.word duty offerise. Approval o f.th * And tfio itrotchy olostic bond guoran- exposition in the Untfed States this statement, along with a supple­ bill came In the face of a strong year. “They are incapable o f dlf>- mental 3,000-word analysis of administration proteat that ahy Both events marked the anniver- : area in many years. She said that ' -i .do' not want tonighlt to sue- ferentiatlng between m ilitary and scientific findings on bomb testing. U,.S. law concerning the Status* •ms bfoodto-oosy comfort. 32 A to 6idwh»iw 19 lb. Automatic G .E. Washer $189 For Armed Services civilian parts of the population. 3 1956 Automatic Washers $150 aary of an Army order of Aug. 1, ton Rd\nd an elaborate new' chartei' for The meeting of the WniTd of-Forcea Treailr* would harm 1907 creating the Aeronautical Dl- i h^r ■ "■‘‘•■^ba.rd , the U.N'.." the forr. er Prime Mln- They involve a use of military Council'* Central Committee, rep­ Amerlca’a foreign relatlona and 4"'-•‘I * ...... w-»» ss.'Seifir. tlaion of the Signal Corps. T l'e A ir I weapons far out of proficwtion to Washington, Aug, 1 (Ah. — Theming money for the- Defense ■ De- ■ w in e r ilu i^ h r ® r t «r iy ;i,te r said. "But I think we c*n resenting 165 Protestant, and Or­ could lead to foreign insistence Force traces Its beginning to that the end sought.” 9 lb. Automatic Washer $169 Senate voted 89-0 today to take up thodox denominations In 50 aa- on many more trials o f U.8- order. It later grew to become, aa partment. Cite Hague, Geneva rnet* Hi Velocity G.E. Dryer $229 for final action' a bill carrying in^ i ‘ “ perfect and must he im- servlcemcn. the Air" Corps, a major branch of Johnson acted'lees, than an hour inz to-their rain ifau^fe, oyer two proved . , . V Noting j^ a t the Hague Conven- money to run the armed services after the Senate had been in sei- i ( Continued on Page Six) the Arm y and, since World W ar n, Ignited Nationa Failed in the 12 months'which stsrted siofi. He asked a record roll call (iVMiHmied on'Paffe Ten), . WALTER GEORGE WEAKER ' '12 lb. Do Luxe 1957 G .E. * $219 a separate service under the De­ July 1. • Churchili said the ’ United N a­ Vienna, Oa., Aug. 1 .For­ fense'" Department. vote oh his motion even though It did so shortly, after the Whit* there appeared to be no Immediate tions has failed in many cases, Without Denting a Fender mer Sen. Walter P. OeorgCi auf- WLAYTEX LIVING the Defense Depart- opposition. ^ citing Hungary- particularly. He Bering from, heart Alnesme, waa PLAYTEX LIVING Many Other Washers and more than 100 in number* htcluded . «nd Ath4ar mfrAnesimM agreed with Prime Minister Itobert ' RANDEAU* 9 lb. Automatic Custom $229 A- , ' J ment and some other agenciec Earlier Johnson had said sup-1 weaker today and his )>)iyaiclans LONG^INE porters’of (he Civil Rights mca-} Menzies of Australia that Juatice said thc.v are extremely w orried m ^ payrolls unless the Senate if' not beinjf achieved ^ n —the- about hi* condition. Fabulous fit plus heavenly fUluslrated) - - ^ Oryers To Choose From sure slso would he willing to lay i New^ Tidbits Brakeless Truck Zips * ‘^^*‘* "pending money bill it aside to act on funds for the ' United Nations, comfort! With the JNIa^c Midriff that 12 lb. Filter Flo G.E. K4ST ^ n . Providing modern high speed | stymied by the Civil Right* de- Culled from AP Wire* "It I* certain that If the A's- jet aircraft with three trme* the Agriculture Department. This. GRID UNION RECOGNIZED ‘ Glamorous! minimizes .vour middle in­ On this 3-Day F.O.M. Sale bale. wsiild take a separate motion. | semblv continues to' take It* de- Washington, Aug. 1 lAh— Com­ . And In heavenly comfort when striking power of the earlier gun stantly . , . gives you that Approval, of the motron to take "I think we can pass botli of , "■ I cisions on groiinds of ennrAlty, op- 85 mph Down Mountain missioner Bert Bell of the N a­ wear the Playtex U ving how in use on the supersonic F104A up the defense appropriation bill ______President Ho Chi .Minh of North portunism or mere JealoiUiy and tional Football. liOague ((N F L ) fighter, the new’ Vulcan T212 was them promptly," Knowland said. BMdeau I t ’s the all-elaatic bra long .smooth line from bust temporarily displaced- the Civil Action on these two cornpi-omlse arrive* In Riida|>e*t for petulance, the whole structure today recognized the N F L Play­ developed by General''Electric at i that won t slip, slide or ride, no t ^ ip s ! W^hite only, 32A to Rights Bill. Blit it will automati­ annual money bijis would permit a »topover on way to tour of Ea.st-1 he brought t nothing," he Unlonliiwn, Pa., Aug. t ‘ (JPi^ A ‘ in hour and I Just Raid to myself: ers ,a*sn, as a bargaining unit setive you are! 32A Burlington'^ Vt. cally become the pending business prompt return, to the Civil R igh ts' Europe Crowd Him* on declared. ’ ’ ’ 28-year-oId'truck driver who skill' Man, you're crazy if you for pro footbair players. Bell to 40C. snowy white. j j .5 j ...... - • $6.95 Tfgain when the Senate completes acted singlehandedly where club (Continued on Page Five) dispute aa soon___ ...... as they.are passed.: London ■pirltualUt after'...... he falls. " ’‘ th three U.S, Supreme Court ! fully drove his brakeless vehicle Jump.' So I decided to ride her D Size* S7.9S ARE ONE OF A KIND ONLY action on the Defense Money Blit. However.>-the7e would be to live up to claims he coiilci prove Justices present. Sir Winston ssld ;* t an SS-mile an hour clip down a out." owners had refused to recognise Compromise Version* upon debate on the money bills. existence of life afte"- death. 1 the "Supreme Ourt in America ‘""“d withoiit And ride her out he did. Trooper i the association— In effect, a The plan ,was to adopt a similar Wants Quick .\cUon Foiir-yesr-old Diana Moss of has qften been th guardian'and I dM tlng a fender said today he's Silbsugh had breezed Into the little union. Airliner CrashcAS, procedure for the Agriculture De­ Democratic Leader Johnson of Hartford die* with another victim ' upholder of American liberty. ' “ 'Si’ fy community of Hojivood at the partment Money Bill. Both are Texas Said he would a.*k the .Senate ‘ o H.ampshlre ho.spital from j Long may it continue to thrive." State Trooper Reii Sllbaugh. a l^ottom of the hill. He had every- ! 17 HELD IN KNIFING 7.8 Aboard Unhurt compromiite versions already to act oil the money bills during the ' auto accident injuries . . . Dr, | . man with nervea to match those one safely out of harm's w a y ' New York. Aug. I (*>)_SeveB- passed by the House *nd needing da.v but was uncertain Just when h e' Hilly Graham claim* m o»i iiernon*: (ConHmied on Psge Thirteen) of Glenn Switzer of ,Fairniont, when the tractor-trailer', roared ; tern youth* were booked today Neb., agreed with Switzer. So did FACTORY SERVICE -h FREE DELIVERY only a final Senate vote to send would make that move. making "Decisions for Christ" | ------;— * Into town the 'scene o ' several i — nine on homicide charges— in Liabon, Aug. 1 [Ah A Swiss them to the White House. Neither nearly a score of motorists who "W e have some speeches and come from New York and nearby _ 4 m ¥-v , . A i Had truck accidents connection with the fatol knifing airliner with 73 persona aboard i faced major opposition scattered out other things to get out of the wav *raas. . (sliarcl 1 FOOD.S Olie of a pollo-handlrappeit boy and ground its nose into the nmway A White Hou.*e statement said finit. ’ he said. - . Massachusetts legislative com- a i *s*sp.-s a ^ i i v truck. cartTlnl 40%o”^p^und. of! tile critical stabbing of hi* chum. today on landing at Portela A ir­ President Eisenhower was hope- sugar from Baltimore to Chicago. | ‘f*^''*‘^** •>«» , While willing to art on the two mittee on penal institutions v o te *, {- I s s if if i, S j l t l l F r l r i a r .Michael Farmer, 15. son of a city port en route from New York to fill thst the Senate “ will act as Switzer had Just started to d e -; I I ^ *" I firemen, died in a hospital yes­ •l^ltoMlssaU. «rfroBfdi^ ®'***'e bock compromisempromlse mone.f* ■bills, K n ow -jfor swee|>lng Investigation lnlO| a.jc s z zis i s c i v acend the 3-mlle long Sum m it! !|°:‘ri,_ S «';t*«r Frinne^ "When l\ Zurich. No pne was hurt. rapidly .as it can." ■ terday. He and his pM, Roger - Greeii Stamps f r e e As the Swissair DC7 landed, the Pres* Secretary James C. Hager- land s.'iid Civil Rights supporters j Framingham Reformatory. for Mountain Hill on Rt.. 40 last night got into Hopwood there was a i OtonrmeMoof 2 S ly / * t ' l t k - o y s W f Camp Drum. N.Y..AAug' 1 ,/Pi MhShane, 10, were set upon undercarriage hit the "runway hard ty described the statement as one "probably must resist" efforts' to Women Iq wake of charges of iiu- when his clutch failed. Then' his little grade and tliat slowed m e , HALE'S APPLIANCE DEPT. conalder other legislative matters.: morality and dope usage. Troops of the T6th Infantry Divi­ Tuesday night hy s teenage 1 eoMon/ With All Parkin* at tho and buckled. The nose smashed tlifp ly setting out the situation brakes failed. B.v this time, he up. Then I. taw a muddy path ' "These incliKfe stopgap aulhorit.v. f Hungary's Communist govern sion will be departing from Camp alongside of the road and 1 Just ' gang in HIghbridge Park In U)»- USE OUR OAK ST. ENTRANCE into the |:round and the four pro- that exists. said, he was "really rollin’." l^ r 5lanhattan. Cash Sales Rear of Our )>ellera-cnimpled. But the practical effect SDoear- ' * “ ''*'‘umenl workers in nuni- : ment announce* nrre*t of a ''major Dnim, N-Tf. at 7 p.m. Friday via .Motorists Scattered pulled over and stopped." two separata ilroop trains for Driver Collapsed | .Mojnentary panic* gripped the ed to be to put White House in- *B®"F‘** »tHl, group of counter levoliitionary" Just then. Trooper Sllbaugh HOtJ PRICES HKiHER Store Hartford, New Haven and Bridge­ Switzer, the Talher of five! airport aa ambulances , and fire fluence behindmoves'in the Senate ! priests.. .Duke of came along On routine patrol— in t.'hleago, .%ug. 1 ITI—.Hog prices port,. ( iiHdren, collapsed and wa's treat- engines screamed to the plane. to pUce the Civil Rights Bill aside \ . Windsor writing book ,on gardeh- the opikislte Ipne of traffic. He moved higher again today, the ’ J.W IIA LC coki! Bui there was no fire and the 04 temporsrlly lii order to act on'*. ^ London ing. i Train number, one's destination quickly swung his'ear around, sped ed for shook. Several hours later | The second successive day they liav* monev nieasurea ; Monday in an effort to put new. President El.aenhower suliile* is Hartford at an expected arrival passengers and nine crew mem­ past Switzer's rolling truck snd he was still nervous and said: reached the highest level* in bers were removed' quickly, shak- •Shortiv after th* W hit* H m i.i ' JJ.**"’ the five-nation U .N ,'A ir Force during telebra- time of 6:55 a.m- D5PT. Troops kept his siren roaring. Motorist* "Hell. I was scared,' but I'll be I Manchester Conn* will be transported. by bus from three years. Sixty-three head of end and frightened.' a u t ^ e n t M tio ritt v !* ' SulH-ommittee nego- bratlon of its .50yi anniversary. .. •cattered. > ' |I driving my truck,again, Nothing 1 butcher hog* averaging 310 CORNER MAIN JS ^A X SreKH The CORK. the Morgan St. Freight Yard to Another plane' waa sent to' take d ^ n Johnson (D 'T e ^ .^^^^^ coTne Peiping People's 6 *lly says revoln- " f w *» thinking about Jumping j like thi* ever happened before, pound* - liohl for $'43.35 a hun­ their various home-station train­ t. Rat. NAir NmBiio 40 of the passengers on to Geneva SensU to I “®'“U organization which a couple of time* but then I looked ' The trooper told ,.me I wa* lucky '. dredweight, 30 cents higher than M **a «a *' W GREEN STAMPS MANCHiSTER. Conn* and Zurich. The other 18 were ing centers in West Hartford. at the speedometer," Switzer re- j and I agree. T^iat guy did a won- yesterdaj'i top price of $*3.85. waa iincoveied tattd. "Tile last time I looked I derful Job in clearing the path for iH traveling to Lisbon. elder the eOmpromts* Mil proMd-' (Continued (Coattooed onOB PageCage SevenSoveoteaM) tees) 'K ing! - -Roth prices are .the highest since ^ CORNER MAIN oRd OAK STRKTS nghai Province. (OoMUMiMid 4MI Pogh T ea) - was rocking alorig about 85 mile*| me." . - A u ^ t , 1$54, / I /

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