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••i' » I. / . ' SATURDAY, JUNE 26, 1964 FACE TWELVl ^ r\ lEti^ning 1 | m ld Averaffe Daily Net Press Run ■ , ■ . X For the Week Ended Tkt Weather V June 28, 1054 rwM ast nt U. E. Waather sail, dragging down nine putouts, several after long and hard runs. Need Information KKKKKKKKKKKKK About Town Coach LaForge used several Foye-Lamprecht Wedding 11,125 Oocnaionnl akewera ton l^ , Lnw Heard Along Main Street lineup changes In an effort to halt To Replace Blood J, Member ot the Audit M-SS. ParUy cinudy cool Tneodny, TlM Rev. John B. Poet will be the white collarmen, but none PINE PHARMACY ^ Burenu of Circulation wanner In afternoon. High 74-78, In Boston toniorrow ettendiiiK » could repulse the attack of the old meeting of the Joint committee And on Some o f Manchester** Side Streets^ Too men from the second floor. Tiger In connection with tho coming -OPEN SUNDAYS^ Manchester^—A City o f ViUage Charm for the promotion of the Crueade Stratton at shortstop for La- Bloodmobile operation at Wood »l ...... J ...... For W ood Order of the Method- Forge's crew, and, Joe's man Fri ruff Hall on 'Monday, fropi 12:45 8 A.M. to 8 P.M. Obvious Rolutlon were stopped for a red light on VOL. LXXIII, NO. 234 (Ctaaalfled Advertlaint on Paf* 14) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JUNE 28, 1954 let Church. An action of the We Just keep on doing things Main Street when two boys went day in the press room, showed to 5:30 p.'m., the chapter office of , * (SIXTEEN PAGES) PRICX FIVE CENTS Council of Bishops Of the Method in the same,way just as if there flying by us on their bikes. Thanks plenty of savvy afleld but let his the Red Cross in Manchester has ist Church. It has received wide were no other way to do them. for the foresight of a motorist chib down at the bat, claiming it released the folLwing information IKKKKKKKKKKKK support throughout the Church Take rolls of paper towels, for coming out of the side street was a Hank Sauer model for 200 In reference to requests for re’- and will take the form - of a instance. In our factories and of- with the light in his favor—an ac- pounders only. pUcement fpr bIo;>d fm- Connecti preaching and teaching emphasis flces' we install wash boW"s, and ident was averted. Those bo.vs Thera was one casualty, Leq cut residents in out-of-state hos just kept pumping through the Zeidenberg. former UCLA infleld- pitals. ■ ' in 19M and 1956. The Rev. Mr. we provide soap, and we place a ' v'i Post Is a member of the commit waste basket in a convenient pool- | intersection without any respect er, tried to go from first to third "It is most important that tee of eight responsible to pro tion so that we can throw the used , for the light or other traffic. on a bunt aiul pulled up lame. He donors who wish to have their NOTICE mote this crusade for New Eng paper towels in it. ■ j We saw another youngster near failed to show for work the follow blood used for such replacement ing day and was reported resting purpose, contact the Manchester land Hethodlsm. with Bishop John And naturally.- we put a roll of . ly get cllptwd I);' s car because to Push Plan Wesley Lord as honorsiry chalr- he was riding on the wrong side comfortably at home. chapter office when the recipient THE OFFICE OF towels—or a highly automatIcTow- enters the hospital, or, if possible, el dispenser that snatches away , of the road in the wrong direction An anonymous reserve first right behind a car that was back aacker for the composers had a prior to that time if such sdvance UR. J. A. SEGAL the towel as soon as we yank i information is available. The lo Clinie schedule at Manchester on it—on the wall about four and , ing into a parking stall. A shout lough night. He missed several Memorial Hospital is as follows from a passing motorist caught easy fly balls while in the outfield cal office, or the area Blood Cen WILL BE CLOSED . a half or five feet from the floor. | ter, canndt assure such, donors for the coming week: pre-natal, Now the hand washing proced the auto driver's attention and he and later at the initial sack he slammed on his brakes just in dropped two low balls and one high t'cat the blo< J can be ' replaced Monday at 1:30 p. m.. and chest. ure goes something like this, as from' Red Cross supplies: and the FROM Friday, by appointment only, at 9 we,view It. First we wash the time. one which prompted a rival pla'ye~r to say, "That's the first high ball process through which the In- Defense of . Riding double on bikes is still a Asia a. m. hands. Then we glance at the roll JULY 1 TO AUGUST 1 of towels or the dispenser and we menace. Riding two, three and you ever missed." The umpire de inqulry must go, Is often a pro four abreast is Just as dangerous. clared the statement should be tracted One. A daughter was recently born make a menial note that if we "The reason why ruch assiir- to Mr. and Mrs. Harry King, of reach up from our present stance, But one big problem to be over stricken from the record. water will drip from our hands come, as we see it, is to stop so After the winning .team assem onre cannot be given does not de 318 Henry St., at the Hartford volve upon Red Cross lesponsibil- ir ^ lt a l. down our wrists to our cuffs, soft- much bike riding at night without bled at 9 o'clock to parade through Democratic Choice' for Governor and Family er.-ing the starch somewhat. a light or even a reflector. the composing room, it was met ity. Many hospitals outside such areas where the Red Cross Blood WlUlam P. Beriy. formerly of So we step back a pace, tajte a Accidents are not always the by a challenge from Red Cervlni, Warn Russians new stance with legs spread slight fault of the motorist, .vou know. new coach of the composers, for Program operates, will not accept this town, arrived this week at -4he free Red Cross blood. Some Fort Bragg. N. C., to start six ly and we reach across to the. We only hope some of the a return game Monday night at The Heat’s On! tow'cls. attempting to keep our youngsters read these columns. the Buckland field. * lequire two pints replccement for Solimene Is Tradinff Wild Rule in Guatemala weeks of summer training. Cadet every pint u ed. So.-ne, have a Berry Is' an ROTC student at the hands below the level of our wrists. Whether the editorial gang will It looks quite funny, in caw you've accept the challenge is not known rigid 30-day replacemefi't require University of Connecticut. Intellectuals Retain Title Up To $500 On Any Tegucigalpa, H O n d U r a 8,f not a tnan" and aald the never noticed. There was gloom in the rom|WB-' at the writing. The contract must ment: On Indochina first be searched by a competent "These strictures are not within aam» seven conditions "for peace lite Carlson of 199 R. Main St. Not only is it a ridiculous pose, ing room of The Herald Tuesday:saa Pre-War Car June 28 (IP)— The anti-Com- and order" which they broadcast morning after the editorial forces attorney. the jurisdiction of anyone in the attended the biennial sales meet it's also futile. It just doesn't do Red Cross and must he investi munist reM radio aaid today last Satu'rday atlil stand. any good because the water runs showed Its superiority on the soft- ing at the home office of the Breaking the Barrier gated before assurance can - be “ we (ftmot recognize" the . Dlst In a broadcast pledged the Wa.shiriffton, June 28 (A*)— President Eisenhower and Acushnet Process’ Cisr of New Bed down -Our 'wrists anyway. And if ball field Monday night with an Army to continue the war against we insist on flghting back against easy 16 to 8 victory. The contest Wrestling anyone? given that leplr.cenient ran he SOLIMENE, Inc. new Guatemalan government Prime Minister Churchill declared today they will “ press for* ford, Mass. Six college students decided to made. W e luirry such requests the invading exiles led by Col. the dispenser, the water has time took place at the Buckland School of Co,I, Carlos Enrique, Diaz. Carlos Armas,' but the switch in ward with plans for collective defense" of Southeast Asia. to run all the way down to our diamond. take in the local wrestling matches as speedily as possible: hut' an Leftust President .Jacobo Ar- And they •warned the Communists that “ the international sit During July and August King last 'luesday night at Mt. Nebo. swers are frequently held up from Dodqt and Plymouth government appeared to signal David Lodge No. 31 lOOF will elbows. Although Coach Alex Girelli and benz Guzman resigned under the end of the Communists' strong uation will be seriously affffravated" if the Reds make un Captain Lenny Zeidenberg didn't These five students, one unable to the other end until the replace Diroct Foetory Dtokr meet the second and fourth Fri Among us. there are some more ment time period has passed." the pressure of the army and influence on the regime Arbens reasonable demands for a' settlement in Indochina. acute than the rest. They vigor arrive ifntll the second Inning.'for find employment, one unable to had led. Army leaders are known days. It was decided at\ l a a t •keep employment, and the other Bight's meeting. Tomorrow Is ously shake their hands to get the white collar workers, the sit military reverses last night, to have become Increasingly op- home day at the Falrview Qdd rid of the excess water. Generally uation was well in hand, thanks to three working their way through He handed over the govern- posed recently to the Red's strong In a communique on their four college, thought it was a good idea Fellows Home In Groton. \ this cavises Ihe water to spray some great defensive infield pla.v ment reins to a nriilitary junta influence on the government. days, of talks, the Presideixt and over shirt and trousers, by Hal Tiirkington,' Billy Simpson, except for one thing—they couldn't Report Rebel Victory Prime Minister did not say how or \ Now the solution is perfectly Jackie Sinnamon' and Bllly^ Eng see paying 50 cents a seat and only headed by Coi. Diaz, 39-year- The ousted of. the 41-year-old when tiiey intended to. push the Chou Hails obvious. All we have to do is pul land. a.bleacher seat at that. old Army chief of staff. Arbenz follow:ed reports of a big collective defense project.. the roll down lower on the wall When starting pitcher Alan The iflannlng and plotting of WPRE CLOSING The rebels warned insurgent rebel victory at Zacapa, key rail On other major points; or put the dispenser lower and tip Olmatead wired he would be late, how they could get In for nothing MRS. JAMES EDWARD FOYE war planes will launch a "general road center 75 miles northeast of Frzui** Prodded oa EDC ^ WB CARBT ALL ~ I't Upside down—which might take plus the fact that he had a sore took place on a local tennis court attack" on .mllitaVy targets In the cspital. Army forcei particu 1. They prodded France to get Results of L l b a o i n o b r a n d s ^ some of the fight out of it, inci arm,' Earl Yost was nominated to after an exciting five player Miss Ruth Mary Lamprecht,» less gown with a bolero jacket. Guatemala CJity if the rebel condi larly their artillery were shattered on quickly with approval of the dentally. loss them up. Olmstead's Inability match. First they had to decide daughter of Mrs.- Mary Lamprecht The skirt was of tiered nylop tulle INDEFINITELY! tions for peace are not met. there. propo-ced European Defen.se Com ^ A r t h u r But we don't make the obvious to start in the box proved to be whethei- ta take the Buick, Ford and the late Reinhardt Lamprecht over crepe. Best man was Elmer Ket Deadline News of the Army reverses was munity and aaid . they are deter Nehru Talk correction. Why? the downfall of Coach Joe* La- or Nash which they owned between of 12 West St., became the brid? of Parsons, the bridegroom's brother The clandestine insurgent radio followed by a rising tide of popular mined to make West Germany “ an Forge's crew. Yost scattered five them. No money for 50 cent tickets James Edward Foye, son of Mrs. in-law. Arthur Ashwcll of this town : heard here aaid Col. Diaz would support for the rebels, whose equal partner" in the Western ^ Rules for Bikes. Too hits in going the nine inning route. but three cars well supplied with Margaret Foye of 261 Hudson St., was usher. Sunday, June 27 at midnight we’re have until 6 a. m. (EE>T) to reply. "radio liberation" had called Sat world and put German soldiers in New Delhi, India, June 28 Hailford. this morning at 10 TTie bride's mother wore s light - Local motorists are reducing The game was lengthened from gas. rioflinff up shop indefinitely^ But the rebel radio .was still re urday for the armed forces to the Western defenses, in any caa*.; (A*)— Prime Minister Nehru of their speeds and making good im I seven to nine frames to allow the After much concerted thinking o'clock. The nuptial Mass was per blue crepe dress with a pink carna peating the warning at 8:20 *. m.' revolt. Jail Arbens and form a Again, however, they did not | tion corsage and the bridegroom's The Heat’s On! pressions safety-wise in the opin ! composers a chance to catch-ifp. it was decided to atUck the situa formed by the Rev. Edgar Farrell T h e Guatemalan goverrinieht militai'V Junta to negotiate a My how they would go about this' India and; Premier Chou En- ion of Chief Herman Schendel. He in St. James' Church. mother wore s navy, blue lace [ A ehmbination of circumalances has radio was broadcasting music at cease-fire. , in rase the EDC fails. Instead lai of Red China called joint Solimene Is Trading Wild I Rud.v "Boom Boom" Heck was tion by open approach to a side' dress with pink rose buds for a cor said so this week, commenting llhe starting and losing pitcher. He gale, which tfiej napplly found un The church was decorated with forced us. to this decision^—which was 8:20 a. m. the.v threw their whole weight be ly .|oday for an Indochinese that reduced speeds and more an as.sortment of white flowera and sage. The bebels reclared “we fight a (f'-ontinued on Page Four) hind an effort -to get French ap Up, To $500 Oh Any I never recovered from a three-run locked. Eveiything^ was fine until ■ A reception for SO guests was , a hard one lo maky. political settlement creatinff careful driving had cut down the homer in the first stanza by Yost. they neared the wrestling stage Mrs. Jane Maccarone, provided the proval of EDC. number of local accidents a great music. I held immediately following the | . 2. They Mid they are "agreed free states Vwhich should not Pre-War Car Turkington homered off Butter vihen they bumped into a police wedding at the British American deal. Ball Burt Harm.in in the eighth, man who politely informed them The bride, given' in marriage by i We want you all Ip know how much that both our countrien would be used for aggressive pur Now, if some of the safely her uncle. William Ijimprecht, | Club, which was decorated with benefit" from tech.iioal coopera far over th^ roa:d in rightfield. they would ha\e to go out and gladioli and carnations. The. couple we've appreciated your loyal patron poses ocrbe subjected to for measures .were to rub off on the i Wally-Fer'guson was dropped fr«-u wore a white gown with a fitted tion "on atomic energy ‘To the enter at the ticket gale. He was bodice, a sweetheart neckline and | left for a wedding trip to Canada. age over the .vears. We hope it’s been Three duPonts Tied eign intervention. cyclists, things would be even the editorial team after one-half so nice about, it he escorted them fullest extent allowed" by United SOLIMENE, Inc. better, younigsters on bicycles a yoke of illusion. The bouffant ■ The.v will reside at 12 West St. a two-way pleasure. States law. A communiqu* issued after {inning (but not for indifferent to the spot where they came in. after July 15..^ have a tendency to feel they can I play i and wound up with the los- 1 skirt was lace over satin with a i The communique ran only about Chou’s departure for Rangooio, Still insistent on oiitsmartirtg cathedral length train. She had A The bride is a graduate of Man- Burma, made no mention ' of an Dodlq* and Pjymoutli,, ride their bikes Just anj-where 1 era. He homered, thanks to a golf Thanks again . . . very, very much. 400 wordis—brief aa such docu they please with disregard for the police department, the five 19 finger tip veil of llluaion falling che.ster High School and la em To Housing Scandal ments go—and the wording waa armistice in the Indochina- war. Piract Foetory Dncricr" i swing and a fielding lapse on the from a lace and safin pearled cap. ployed at the Phoenix Mutual Life^ traffic .rules. The other day we parti o( the fielder. < year olds jumped Into the Nash relatively vague. Thia aecmed to indicate that they and left the parking plikqe and The matron of honor, Mrs. Mary Insurance Co. The...bridegroom However, Eisenhower and took it for granted an armistice One of the oddities of the game served 13 months in the Army in was the fact that the winning drove around the lot trying to spot Parsons, the bridegroom's sister, of Washington, June 28 (/P)— 7Home Finance Agency (HHFA) Churchill also announced; will be achieved there soon. French their uniformed blocs. The next 408 Farmington Ave., UfiionviHe. Korea and Is employed at the also testified to the Senate Banking Prerelier Pierre Mendes-France lias team's outfield, made only one put- waa Wearing a pink crepe strap- Hartford Electric Light Co. Three members of the duPont . we discussed the basic out, that the game ending one suggestion was to approach the , Committee that a group of Britiah principles underlying the policy of promised his people one by July 20. which Wily Willie Ander.son scene from the other side—so off family were named at a Sen citizens profited heavily from' Long our two countries. An- agreed dec 8ame Theme THE ARMY and NAVY CLUB gobbled in in short rightfield. All they went. ate hearing today as among Island Projects. laration aetting forth certain of The communique waa iaaued hero, "About 20 feet down there's a big tions as to time, place and pro-, and In Peiping following throe days other balls hit to the outfield were This meant a trip across a base stockholders who received a McKenna was the lead off wit 8aXa Photo.. these will be made available to either dropped or mlsplaye'd." ball field to the edge of the woods- hole in the fence," they said. gram, and the usual Information. ness as the committee launched Abraham A. RlbicolT o f Hartford, Democratto nomine* for gnv-R- morrow.” of talks here between Chou and “windfall” profit of $549,375 Nehru. The communique roiteroted The losers were retired In four They .‘'crossed over the bridge" Without much trouble the college But at the very bottom of the no tUSx Snack Bar hearings on alleged housing scan ernor, la pictured with Mrs. Ribicolt and their children, Jane and! Tho wording of the communique of the nine frames, going down on and blazed a trail through the students found the hoi; and clinib- tice Is a suggeatinn which, if fol / in connection with three Dela dals. I Peter. i the same theme which waa’ promi statement on aoutheasl Asia waa nent throughout their meetings: strikes in the fifth. poison Ivy woods. ed through. lowed. will lend color to the event. ware apartment projects built I McKenna listed 37' large-scale Adenauer Sees 28 EAST CENTER STREET Violent Deaths in line vrith advancq information That Asia and the world would No game would be complete After some time they saw the The last fence was unconquer . It reads thus: with government * insured j apartment projects, along with that Churchill and Eisenhower had .lights on the wrestlers: and now able because the .wre.stling ring SUGGESTION: WOMEN WEAR ' stockholdera, which he said oQt- achieve peace if all nations adopted pdthoul arguments and Imported loans. not succeeded in composing their principles o f non-aggression, arbiter WalljNFortln had his hands only had two more fences to con was surrounded by cops - in fact LOW SHOES ONLY lihed the "pattern" for apartment Pro-U. S. Policy In State Four sharp differences over the timing quer. One of the more agile of the there were more cops than on William F. McKenna, special in- building operations estimated by peaceful corcxistence and other full. In be^w^n cokes, he called lookers. So the atudents had to yistigator for the Housing and of - an international conference to ideals expressed in the preamble o f EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT good game (this being written group climbed a tree for a first Wet Yak-Yak Session Sen. Capehart (R-Ind), banking ndgotiate a defense treaty. baltony seat. About five young settle for what were probably 25 committee chairman, to have reap Backed in Vote the recent India-China agreement' STARTING AT 8:15 SHARP by a member of the winning side). Two nelghboihcod tatlie.s were Over Weekend 'The British reportedly field to on Tibet. Herbie Que—leftflelder for the sters who had already gotten in cent seat.s, hut they arrived jii.st ed as much as half a billion dollars their insistence that the Mendes- ' 20 REGULAR GAMES—.I SPECIALS in time for the main event which ehatting la.st night in a bark yard The communique appeared to re losers -proved to be a Jimmy Pier- sans paying gave the group a clue. of "windfall" profit for builders or France government at Paris mutt the.v all enjoyed except for two as one of the women was watering Bonn, Germany, June 28 ((P)— flect the concept o f-‘.VAsia for the the lawn. Their gossip continued project aponaors. By 'THE A880CI.\TED PRE88 be given until lU July 20 deadline of them who had to take turns Pegler Loses The three members of the duPont Chancellor Konrad ' Adenauer's- •ITiree persons, including a 12- Asians" which Chou la promoting watching the policemen and giv for ten minutes or so and a» "he I aupportera claimed a fresh man to seek peace In Indochina in ne- as a means of blocking the United talke)l, the lady flicked the hose i family, one of the nation's weslthl- year-old boy who was struck by a ptlaticms with the Reds. Eisen- ing occasional "on your stomachs" eat, listed by McKenna- were: date today from the German peo car driven by his step-father, lost States and other western powers-, bark and forth in apaic. ' ' , | To Reynolds ple for hia pro-American foreign fiower and Secretarj- of State c^m ands. Pierre S. duPont Sd. Nicholas Z. Hartford. June 28 (P)—A. A. but he, will do a lot of "visiting their lives as the result of automo from organizing defense of south Suddenly remem'oering a mort policy following the nation's first Dulles reportedly argued that ac- east Asia. duPont and Lammot duPont Cope Ribicoff opens his gubernatorial arpuiid the state" this summer. bile crishes in Connecticut over tiqn without delay was necesMry GENERAL ® ELECTRIC Sunday Summer Sermon delectable morsel of information land. . political test of 1954. campaign tonight with a televi The Prime Minister'made clear she had to relate, she turned full : 111 Libel Aetion Democratic Ticket the weekend. One man drowned "W e are both convinced." the In a religlmia publication we Invested S7,S2S But the opposition. Socialists sion address at New Haven (Sta Allied with Ribicoff . to oppose Indochina was their key topic and JluJuL disuoL toward her friend, forgetting she claimed Adehauer'a Oiriatlan to bring the atatFs violent death communique aald. "that if at their cornment in ' Indochina ap RANGES — REFRIGERATORS — WASHERS ! canie aerbaa thia aerinpn. delivered McKenna said they were three tion WNHC). the slate 'th e- Republicans will toll to fom-. had the hose in her hand. of 11 stockholders who made a. total Democrats suffered a political set Going to the public two days Geneva' the French government ia peared to be the lone new propo on a hot Slimmer Sunday by Arch- New York. June 28 ((P) — Fed name at their convention July 8 In addition, a 19-year-old boy at confronted with demands which NO SALESMEN—VERY LOW OVERHEAD WORLD'S ECONOMY biahop Cuahing of Boaton. ' • The poor woman was drcnche'il . capital investment of |7,325 in back in the election yesterday of after, his .gnanimoiLs. and unop and 9 are these candidates: sal in the area of world politics from head to toe. j r Z i ^ eral Judge. Edward Wetnfeld told three projects known as Clifton a new 200-meter parliament in the a church picnic was taken dead prevent an acceptable agreement covered by their communique. OPEN 8 to 9—SATURDAY 8 to 5 posed nomination at the Demo Lieutenant . governor—M a y o r "In the name of the Father, and A few minutes after, the wet | a Jury‘today that columnist Weat- Park Manor in New Castle, Del. state of North Rhr'ne-WestphaUa, frogj the water at Hfinimonassett regarding Indochina, the interna They Mid the states of Indochina^— ALL DAY.SUNDAY 8 to 8 of the Son, and of the Holy Gho.«t, cratic state convention here, the John N. -Dempsey of, Putnam, one went home for a .^change of ! hfimk Pegler had libeled ’author Total FHA-ihsured loans on the home of the industrial Ruhr, 44-year-old .Hartford lawyer and Beach' Stafe Park Sunday but the tional situation will be aerioualy Viet Nam'; Cambodia snd Laoe— Biff Trade-In Allowances— No Cash Down CHAMPION Amen. ■ My dear friends; in thi; Quentin Reynolds in a 1949 col minority leader of the State House cause of hla- death has not been aggravated.” clothes, her'iiuskrnd /thrust his] three projects was $S,980,b(X). The Socialists based Uteir claim former U. 8.' Representative plans of Repr.eaentativee. - should be "froe. Democratic and parish we have a tradition th,at head out tiie back dopf and yelled; . |GREAT VALUER umn. 'He said Reynolds waa en The dividend payment, which Mc on the fa c t. that the Christian tonight to dtscu.ss his campaign determined. And a 69-year-old Thla waa .one of three terse untfled." This Was viewed hero as there must be a aermon at all the "My .wife can't play with you any.j titled to damages. Kenna Mid came from that part’ of Democrats (CDU) and their part Attorney ' General—Samuel J. man,dropped dead of a heart at paragraphs dealing with tho soutfi- indicating. Chou' is ruling out ih y • WALL-FLAAfE — PRESSURE BURNERS , Masacs. no matter what the cir plans and what he considers to be Tedesco of Bridgeport, minority more, Mrs. — ...I It will be up to the Jury to de- the insured mortgage. which ex- ners in the coalition state govern-, the basic issues. tack in Old Saybrook after a fish eaat Asia,’ and It set forth a clear partition of Indochina. BRUNNER'S • COMPLETE HEATING UNITS cumstances, BO. there will be one ■termine'the amount. leader of the State Senate. ing trip. The Chinese Premier plena t» Across From Garrlty’s—Next To Vittner's ■ I ceeded actual costa of construction, m'ent, the Zentrum (Ceqtrist) ' Yils formal campaign, he told warning to the Communists to of-, ' • LNSTALLED )BY FACTORY TRAINED 5UCN today, but brier Here it is: "FORA UMITED ' The Judge made the statement was made Oct. 31. 1951, 45 days party, fell two seats short ot an Comptrpller—Edward D. Ber- Hebron Boy IMea fer the French honorable terms to. spend two days "in Rangoon for ROCKVILLE ROAD, TALCOTTVILLE—50-8-3191 Modern Archlteictura | newsmen after his . nomination, gin. Democratic town chairman in • FORCED WAK51 AIR — STEA5I — HOT WATER "Today is a hot day. As a matter In a 90-minute charge to, the Jury after completion of the projects. absolute majority. won't start until-after Labor Day, Garry Lee Gearhardt, 12. of He end the 7-year old war. of ,fact f don't remember a hotter; • Architect: Now suppose you i in Reynolds’ 3500,000 libel ■ action Waterbilry.' ■ give me a general idea of the style TIME O N LY " During the year 1952, McKenna “To increase their voting bron, W-as walking with a friend Another reported Jhat thei two (CMstlnued OB Page Four) day. When yvou got up this morning against- .P.egler, the Hearst Oorp. said, fixed assets "were written up strength of 90 CDU deputies ‘ and Treasurer—Anthony. E. Grillo, along a road 150 feet from hia home vou .Want. • . ] Hamden lawyer. leaders had diacuased southeast the house waS hot. You went down and Hearst Consolidated Publica 11.580,708.” apparently to make the 9 Centrists, Adenauer’s party was home Saturday night when he was Asia add “examined, the situation Husband:. Well,.I think - * • | Congreasman-at-large, Joseph stairs and found the atreeta had tions, Inc. . f assets' of the corporation look in expected to enlarge the coalition struck ijy a car driven bv hia step which would arise from the con- grown hot during the night. When Wife (interrupting): 'We're not It was learned authoritatively better shape than they were. Lyford of Weatpqrt, executive FOGARD BROTHERS particular, but we want something ' to include some of the Free Demo father, Joseph Burba. 31. Burba ihision of an agreement bn Indo you arrived here you discovered that Pegler, who was present in Another of the 27 cases, Mc crats,/their partner in the national prs-ss secretary during the- ad Bulletins to go. with a door-knocker I pick News Tidbits ministration of Chester Bowles as was quoted b.v State,' Police as say china.” Y Authorized Dealer ' , ' the church waa hotter than it had ' court, is protected through a clause Kenna Mid, brought half a million governing coalition whb won 25 ing he saw the two boys on the They also "considered the sitoa^ been at home. It is hot down there ed up last summer in Vermont.", in his contract from having to pay dollars in windfall profita' to Brit governor. - ” from the AP Wires • Anon seats in the state parliament. Culled from AP Wires roadsjde but then wa.s blinded by tion which would follow from fail 256 .CENTER St6E E T where you^are sitting. It is hot up personally any'idamages for libel ish citizens. TTiis case involved The'" Christian- Democrats Secretary of State-.-State Rep. the lights of an on-coming car. ure" of . Indochina peace negotia in the rhofr loft. It is hot here in which might be. awarded against two projects called Oakland Gar (CDU) rolled up 2,855,672 votes, Elizabeth Zdunczyk of Southing The boy died Sunday ..^In a Willl- tions. Then they said; the’ pulpit. It Is- very hot in . the him. den, Bayside, Long Island, owned ton. . RE08 OUTIAW ED MANCHESTER ’ TEL. RII-9-4539 or 41.3 per cent of the total of Chine.se Nationalist foreign of mantic hospital. ■■ (V>llecttve Drfena* Vital vestry. When you leave Mere it will "That column read in its en- by two mortgagor corporations, 6,921,739 valid ballots. All were nominated b.y acclama TegurltAlpo, Honduras, June r 24 HOUR SERVICE fice studying caae^of Soviet Tanker In Norwalk, a c a r , driven by "W e will press forward with S8 The Guatemala govern be noon and so- Ht will be hotter DeWALT and DELTA The Socialists, bitter opponents Tua^ee, )ield at a- South Formosa tion except Mrs. Zduncz.vk and, than when you got up- The papers (Contlnued on Page Four) (Continued on Page Four) with 6'rganization backing, she ment radio announced today thq River Power Tods VALUE NO. 1 of Adenauer's European unity pol port since it was seized by Na ^(Continued''on Page Eight) (Cqatlnued on Page Four) say that it. Will |be hotter tonight icy, polled 2,387,069 votes (34.5 easily defeated Mrs. Helen .Caae new government Junta has out t r a De s -:-'i e b m s tionalist warship June 23 . . . GOP COAL-COKE-FUEL OIL than it waa in the morning, per cent) and Won 76 seats.. The Foster of Cornwall on a roll call lawed “the Coinmunlst party Congressional leaders report after votei 1.094 to 294. that embattled country* "I >pve you this' thought to au.s- Communists, who had ; held .12 White House conference that news' tain you through the heat of the Copitd Eqiiipmenf Co. FREE! 1 MOTH-ERIZED Problem with Heartbreak: seats, lost them all. -~- Problems to lauit Minute . « 38 Main St.—1VI. 50-8-7958/ from Guatemala apparently la re- dav: Hot as it is here, there is a Adenauer's Christian .Democrat aaauring and conditions look a bit Lack of opposition to the can TRUMAN IMPROYXD HOTTER place than this. KEJEP PAPER GARMENT BAG epon requesr ic party headquarters here brighter in Asia. ' didates made everything appear Train in Flood, Kanaaa City, June S8 Th# OUT OF IT. In the -name of the promptly hailed the result as "a harmonious.’ but a conference of condition of former Prealdent Father, and of the Son, and of the Blind Korean veteran rescues Harry 8. Truman waa reported AT THE DROP OF A HAT... Mrs. Hobby Citesjump positive development- for the thMe companions from drowning leaders -that went on all Friday I Holy Ghost, Amen." pur CDU’s foreign and domestic poli night and into Saturday morning Improved thia morning a id list in swift waters of Pascagoula Copters Fly to Save 196 ed a s '‘‘somew hat leM aerioua . . . you can take off on a spur-of-the-mo Specials This Week! WITH EVERY $1i0 ORDER cies.” River, Miss. . . ..Barbers do rush until almost the hour for starting 5UV We Go Too? ^RADIO BATTERIES j The. Socialists retorted the the convention's nominating ses than last night.” la a sfatemeat ment vacation trip. ' Employaa of the Municipal b ALL 51AKES business in Toyokawa. Japan, as issued at a morning preaa con I 41 Iti Delinquency in U.'S. Christian' Democra,t-Centrist coali price war slashed haircuts from sion showed that there were prob Langtry, Tex,, June 2^ (P)— Four^ The. helicopters flew a thousand Livo Lebsfor, lb. 79. ' Rod Porch, lb. 19c Building are planning to hold a j tion Ijost Its majority in parlia lems -to Won out. ference a hospital spokesman Or practically that, if you take advantage 56 ta 5 centa. teen helicopters shuttled through { pounds of food to the 196 passen M id some bacteriologists spe picnic next Wednesday and. judg- {F VALUE NO. 2 ment while the Socialists picked One of these was caused by the gers still left on the train. Many of ouT One-Day Dry Cleaning Service. No Washington, June- 28 (fl^-^Sec- t- The conference, sponsored by Tunisia lacks even enretaker rain-laden skies to rescue 196 cializing ia antibiotica bad ar Frosh Solmpn, lb. 73c. ^ H k b u t, lb. A3c Ing by the notice that has been j F l i r i l l l l l III UR O I U I 0 8 up eight seats. In the outgoing Democrats' departure from the stranded passengers today and atill of them were doctors returning worry about “ nothing fit to take away.” posted on bulletin board, it should Ik — | retary of Welfare Hobby aald to the Welfare Dept., was attended government to handle its troubled long standing custom of nominat rived from New- York and Cali day a tremendous rise in Juvenile 215-aeat parliament, the CDU had the raina poured on. south Texas. from the American Medical Assn. be a most Interesting‘affair and A A A A A A A A A A | I by a numj>er of Individuals and affairs as cabinet, which resigned ing a Polish candidate for ron- fornia to assist attending pttysl-. - Articles brought in by 10 a.m. are finished Swordfish, lb. 73c. ' Pollack, lb. 45c 10% DISCOUNT ON ALL delinquency is sending more persons representing groups, both 93, the Center 16, - the Socialists "The traditionally - lazy Rio Convention in San Francisco. clans'in the case. one we would be loath to miss. 68, Free Democrats 26 and the K days ago, serves ndtice it will greasman-at-targe. Supportera The Rio Grande at Del Rio, 60 and ready by 5 p.m. . youngsters to court than ever be private and governmefital, con Grande, which flows through the The 'notice contains the names do no more administrative busi of Stanley J. ’.Pribyion of Hart semi-desert land Of aoiith Taxasi miles down the river from Lang-- Fillotod Sfripod Boss ...... lb. 45c of committee members, Inslruc- Read Herald Advs. fore—and for an increa'aing number cerned ^ t h fighting Juvenile Communists .12. Most... foreign observers here ness ... . Chairman of GOP Con ford, the 1952 nominee, were in- separating Mexico from the United try, was at a r^ord 40 feet this BACKS BUS FARE HIKE 04f you go . . . fresh and well-groomed ORDERS $10.01! or MORE of acts of 4'iolehce. , delinquency. Hendrickson Is chair-^ gressional Campaign .says Com Hartford, June 28 UP1—'Hia Mrs. Hobby presented this som atstent they were'going to oppose States, awoke, and roared. ; morning and still rising. Sixteen , »< at4!t9 “drop of a ha,t.” ■ Fillofod PoUh, lb. 3fic Fillotod Mockorol, H». 54c THIS DISCOUNT ALLOWED AT THE STORE man of a Senate Judiciary Sub munism will be an election issue The Weather. Bureau, said the ,-feet puts it out of its banks. Its new management of the Con ber picture in calling on the Juve committee atudyiqg Uie problem. (Contlnaed on Pag* FIftaon) this'year and Sen. McCarthy '^will (C^tlnued M Page Two) river was headed fo f its greatest previous highest In history was necticut Co. hi . not going to OR BY OUR DRIVERS . . . nile Delinquency Conferapee, open . ' « , Shorklag Fact prove to be an nMet'i to the GOP. withdrifiW or alter the bid of tha R09. Mockorol, lb. 39c. ' Rllot of Soto, lb. 49c ing- a three-day meeting here...to flood In histoiy. 35.5 feet in 1932. Del Rio is about Mrs. Hobby called it "a shock Pre-dawn fire tears through It spread into the low-lying three miles from the river bank former maaagement to*- a rot* work out the best means to deal ing., fact" that statlstlc. . show Little Kathy Found rise. Patrick B. Mcillnala ot Fillotod neundor, lb. 49c. FiUofod Hoddock, lb. 49c witK this "problem filled with 1 Lame hopse near Phllllsburg, riverside sections o f' Del Rio and ._and has a popuiation of 14.211. Juvenile delinquency "has grown N, J., burning to death a young Two Die as Plane,' Eagle Pass thia morning. The two ' Eagle PsM,. with a popidation New Y’ork, - new head of the heartbreak." with tremendous rapidity during transit company. toU the Stats Largo Jumbo SkHmp ...... ,. lb. 79c And she said in. prepared re- Tired and Hungry mother, her two sons, and a niece. towfiui. were belieyed to be In no of 7,276, and 55 miles downstream SPECIAL 1 DAY CLEANIN6 SERVICE the past five year.” : ' ' American Evangelist Billy Gra Airliner Hit in Air immediate .danger. The few resi from Del Rio. waa In more, danger. PubUc UtUldeo Commlooton hy marka that in solving the problem ! With giving the count in num letter today he trosta the com- NEW MODEL Broodod Scallops, lb. 53c. Rog. Scallops, lb. 49c action is needed by tha community ham, who got up from.sick bed to dents in the low .sections were The town itself ia only about a bers. she said the children's • Marklekville, Calif., June 28
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VA<;ltTWO MANCHEST^lkEVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN- MONDAY, JUNE 28, lff84 MANCTESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, MONDAY, JUNE 28, 1954 PAGE THBBB swipe at th* televising of iKar- Rockville-V ernon Five Girl Scouts Sen. Bush Asks ings, saying this tends “ to create Legion to Elect Now I’ll Tell One About You Probltin witM H tiilbrtak: a circus atmosphere which di Wylie-McKissick Wedding BOY SCOUT SEE At Camp Newell verts not only wltnesaea but even Officers Tuesday C lA ren ee H. AnderaoR far Fair 'Play Code some committee members from City Court Delays Action the serious business at hand of Notes * AIR-CONDmONED • Mrs. Hobby Cites Jump LOANS getting the facta.” Officers for the coming year and Ray Mlllaml B. Mnatalba* on secoiMl mortgAge* and aata* Ftv« local Girl ScouU reported ( l f S » Rally BaHs S4. Jnha 111 Red Probes "Too often," the Vice President delegates to the American Legion RflM. Csniminc* mobiles. Also Insatnace. yeiterday to tlielr new director, Said, "temptation is to play to the and state convention will be elected to ’’TMr, sABArr.N On Case Involving [ Crash VDIAI. y t FOR ni,Anr." television audience rather than to M lB n K B ’ CONNECTICUT VALLEY Mi«a Qalre Old*, of thl* town, at morrow night at the annual meet Tarh. S:4*-S:U In Delinquency in U. S. Wa.shinglon, June 28 (IP) — Sen. concentrate on digging out the News At * : 1*_____ Realty and Investnient Co. Omp Kdlth G. Newell, 011 s. ing of the local American Legion Rockville,'.June 28—(Special)-^t leagu^ is, scheduled to'-'complete Bush iR-Conni. said today that sometimes tedious, dry facts Which 74 East Center Street Poat No. 102. The state convenUon Wed.: "KlepiiMt Walk!’* Teek. The case of Eugene A. St. Louis, its regular games on July 27th. Maae-, where they will remain for congre.ssional Red huntera "need are e.ssentici to the success of the (OontlBiied Irom Pago One) Tel. MI-9-4858 will be held In Bridgeport July 13 28, of 125 High St., in which polieffc i floM tn Arm y ftchool the aeaaon. not caat aside standards of fair investigation." Cub Pack 120 spent a most en through July J5. clslm th# defendant' failed to' Arm.v P\’t. Stanley F. Wheeler, MFD Wins Award Aaaiatant unit leader* returninR ness in order to obtain resulla.” joyable day at Webelo Woods last The , nominating committee, ment calls foi community, as well The televising of hearings, on grant the right o f way st an inter-' son' of Mr. and Mrs. diaries for their third vear are Nancy On the contrary, he said, great Thursday, and th* boys wish to headed by Past Commander W il as individual action. which views of Senators conflict section, resulting in a crash yeater-' WVieeler, Upper Butcher Rd., re Whltehlll, daughter of Mr. and er strength and unity in thwart thank the Boy Scouts for their ber T. Little, will have a list of a iR CO^DITIOr^ F D She said it takes both the com III Avon Parade LET US FILL YOUR sharply. Is one of the many issues dpy afternoon at High Street and, cently graduated from the I Corpa Hre. WUIiam Whitehill. 32 West ing Communist subversion can he before the rules subcommittee as help and guidance In' their day's candidajtes as nominees for officers munity and the individual to clean minster Rd., and Priscilla H ill, achieved If Senate and Mouse in activities. The weather was beauti EASTWOOD Vernon Avenue, waa continued fori' Non-CommiasioRed Officer Acada- up slums, boost low’ incomes, pro it tackles the problem of trying to, for the ceming year. Hea'ding thi* one month in City Court this my In Korea. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George vestigators avoid rnethods that work a uniform code of fair proce ful, and the Cubs had a fine time. ■late will be the name of present vide recreation facilities and other A trophy w:as awarded to the i Erabert, 26 Foster St’ o.N OUR Gi a n t s c r e e n morning. ..Selecteil to attend the school arouse feelings of injustice. dures. The .subcommittee il.self has Friday night, the boys had their Sr. Vice Commander Robert Pe things to help youngsters. Manchester Fi're Dept. Satiirday final Pack meeting of the season All Color anil Wonderful According to police, Rt. Louie because he showed leadership po Girl Scouts going for their ftr.st Bush, author of a resolution voted to allow the TV spotlight on terson as commander. All mem Furthermore people should do In Avon where the local firemgn : at St. James’ Hall. The opening waa traveling south on Vernon tentialities, Wheeler received in season at the camp as kitchen aids, proposing a - code of fair inveati- its current hearings— but so ber* are e.xpected to attend the simple, little, e'very-dav things, to >4ixrncipated in the Avon parade ceremonies were conduct^ by . Ray.Mlllsnd l.an* Tnraar Avenue when he decided to make struction in tactics, weapons, ad include Nancy Weir, daughter of gating procedures, stressed in far, conunlttee otficiala report no meeting which will be called to or l■rn^e Kelley rieea Anaell each Other and the children we The aw’srd waa for "the best Mrs. Paquette's den. Jonathan A left turn into High i^treet. He ministration and the psychology equipped piece of apparatus in the Called for and delirorcd Mr, and Mrs. John Weir, Jr., B6 testimony prepared for a Senate takers. der at 8:15 p.m. “ DInl M "Flam e and touch,” she said, that will - make Hewey was inducted as a new then crashed into a vehicle operat- of Army leadership. parade.” Pine Bt.t Eleanor Pander*, daugh Rules Subcommittee “the import Bush urged action on a code be For SDmler” ' the LTesh” the young conacious of spiritiml promptly at no extra ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Pan- ance of achieving unity among.all mem^r of Pack 120. K tii, l>:H iris. Sill \ed by Floyd W. Mayeo, 23, of this Wheeler, a member o f headquar values by which "the whole course The parade waa led by First As charge. fore Congress adjourns, although The-following awatrds were pre elty. ’ . ters company in the 7th Infantry sistant Chief Raymond Coleman. Ciera. 226 Parker St., and Sandra patriotic Americana in the fight Pen. Knowlaiid (R-Ca!if», the ma Tomorroiv’s MaMnee Onl.v! of life if (tetermined.” Woltersdorf, daughter of Mr. and against Communism.” sented by Cubmaster Phil Dupont: St. Louis told police he did not Division’s* 17th Regiment, en Hendrickson said he had been The Manchester group competed jority Senate leader, has said he W olf badges, to Peter Reldy, John Our 1st.’“This Summer Kldiils see the Mayo car. Both cars were tered the Arm y in November, with about 20 companies from all Mr*. Howard Woltersdorf, 25 Au He was the first scheduled wlt- thought it would he impossible be- impressed "by the obvious dispar PINE PHARMACY ne.ss as the subcommittee, under Stevens, Steven Steiner, Billy Ruh- MANC+l ESTER } Kool-Kartoon Mstlnee' coBsiderably damaged and Thom 19.53 and arrived l)i Korea, last ity between w'hat Is known about over Connecticut. Manchester was burn Rd. caiisc. of the crush of other legis month. ‘ ' mel, James Barry and Ronald f r e e : l t i e e : f r e e : as Ma.v’q, 8, nephew of the driver delinquency am| ’ what ia being represented by a b o u t-20 firemen. CALL MI-9.9814 The girls would like to hear the chairmanship of Sen. .Tenner lation. Starrett; Bear badges, to David lee rream rones to eai-h person received a cut lip and a bruised I-egion IJMea done about it.' from their friends, -^md may be (R-Indt, arranged hearings aimed In advocating the, rules commit reached by addressing them at Garaventa, Jack Peak, Bob Kusi- H O LTfri NCT<:hl attending our show. 2 gimnt nose. The local Legion baseball team "W e know that delinquency rises at developing new ground rules for tee study, however. Knowland said Camp Edith G. Newell, Blandford, the conduct of Senate committee nlk. Pete Shatnln, Barry Sweeney, ^ L < c 'r f C> Western hits plus rnlor car Htadolskl Fined in the Fourth District Junior base- out o f society's failure to’ meet that adoption of new committee Phil Dupont and Billy Rice. Maas. „ • investigations. toons. '. Frank SUodnlski, 31,- A'da Stc^oi- bail contest dropped its second con children's normal and emotional rules should be a flrst order of Lion badges, to Tom McCartan The three-member subcommit-, "GET HOME EARLY” SHOW aki, 30, and Mrs. Anna Stodolaki. test yesterday afternoon by a 7 peeds plus failure to protect them business for the Senate next year and Pete Shatnln; Gold arrows, to tec reserved the big Senate caucus .52. alt of Talcott Ave., were fined to 3 score to Mooaup at Moosdp. from banefid community influ- whether the Republicans of Demo Peter Reldy, David Garaventa, EVFJIY MON. and THL'ItS. room, scene of the recent televised J50 each for bre'ach of peace thla The game was called at the en(l enaea,” he said, "but we have fail crats were in control. Jack Peak, Tom McCartan, Peter MMd Feature Shown 8:06 L OOYOUWANT l O I McCurthy-Amiy hearings, for Its morning in City Ckiurt. The case, of seven and a half innings because ed to get over even an clementarv NOW OPEN own inqi Iry, Shalnin and Billy Rice; Silver ar which had been .postponed twice of rain. understanding of the problem to row*. to Billy Rice, Peter Reldy; previously, went off without a The local team will play its next the miui in the streeti" | The stormy public probe of the David Garaventa, two arrows; Pe DOUBLE-THRILL BILL! game at Henry Park Wednesday row between Sen. McCarthy (R- Two Die as Plane, hitch. The Senator said he knew of no teoifieuTI ter Shatnln and Brian “Govaiig.! ^LMEinni Fraqk Stodolaki waa also fined night at 6:15 p. m. when they meet eas>~, ready-made solutic>n. but he W isl and .top Artriy officials was“ Through the kindness of Charlea a Ttaompsonville team from the Phene fe moke one but by no-means the o n lv^ N lM E M U n 'Th*\ ThBBtr* In Th« FMrk I aA additional fine of $12 for 4»«el -.*•«!;•««/ . said "the basic and d y in g need is "Airliner Hit in Air Dewberry, the boys were ahown a I JUNCTION SX»l-»|aimmiAMirtC I operating a motor vehicle without First District. 77)is is not a league a proper functioning ot the fam committee proceeding bringing nut The memories which teachers hold o f their atudenU can be both orrengemenls fo r a lo o n most Interesting film entiUsd, a Great Family Show! a license. contest. ily unit, and its healthy integra demands for tighter rules on Con "You Saw it Happen,” which de City Offlriala Hold Picnic amusing and embarrassing as members of tht Cla.ss of '44, Manches gressional Inveatigations. (fTontiaued from Page One) At Regular Prices! George M. Barron, 49, city, non- tion into community life.’' *20 to «SOO scribed the growth of avtstion, a f Bupport, agreed to pay $10 weekly The annual outdoor picnic of the ter High School, are finding out in their conversation with G. Albe.t Bush introduced his re.solution ter which Mrs. Kosak's xleii took city officials, their families and Class of ^44 Pearson tright) and Principal Edson M. Bailey (second from right). TAKE 1 tn 20 IWONTHS TO REPAY during the McCarthy-Army affair, afraid of the 25-foot slide down to wife until July 16th. and $15 a rope. c h a »e of the closing ceremonies. weekly thereafter; Robert A. New guests was held Saturday after The former students are (1 to r) Ray Zemanek, chairman of the CI>e8i»N>i»e>twewPMihpyi08raaraadi4»9ee0 calling the hearings "an unpleas "Lady,” he told her, "w e’ve got A fter the meeting, the boys ad bury, 45, Vernon, niles of the road, noon at Henry Park. A luncheon of reunion committee; Bob Alvord, president ot the cla.ss and now teach YARN SHOP Ameoef Kmewnt «4 Meertilf Fayntenttfer. ant spectacle" and declaring that journed to the lunch room where' hot dogs, hamburgers, and salads 10th Reunion ing in New Jersey; and Mr*. Edna Giesecke Bartel, valedlcto.ian of 9U 0 AN 12 MO. 1 IJMO to go." lined $6; and William North, city, 70 MO had the Senate adopted and in a party had b ^ n arranged for w’as served, followed by an inspec the class. Bailey and Pearson, to whom, the class dedicated its The Heat’s, On! IM S ft.92 1 - He said he grabbed her with his indecent exposure, risk of injury sisted on fair investigating proce IM 18.89 1 S 8 98 8.79 right arm and slid down the rope them and their parents by mem to minor children, continued to July tion o f the Horowitz Swimming yearbook, were the main speakers at the 10 th reunion dinner held 50 C O H A G E ST. ~ TEL. MI-9-2358 M8 99.97 1 94.9S 19.95 dures.., ."these hearings probably bers of the committee as a fare Attracts 140 Solimenf Is Trading Wild M8 - 47At 1 99.04 98.89 by^ "his left hand. He suffered CbcuRI^""'” * 12. Pool which opened yesterday. Saturday evening at the American Legion Hbme on Leonard Street OVER JOHNSON BROTHERS M’hedtafea ol feps^niri^i i*. IlmIo «U • ttoif** would not have been neces.snry.” well to a wonderful season. Other Caaea Heard Personal Mention ptfOTpi aMiittil^ f«TTnr«H. severe hand burns. l^p To $500 On Any A number o f other "fair play” , Eyewitnesses on the ground In other caaea here tn City Court Mrs. Fred Lippman and children "A job well done," High School OPEN 9:45 A M. to 5 P.M. proposals already had. been of- returned last night after spending Principal-lfidson M. Bailey told the A t t h it office you m a y g o t: Mid the Navy plane exploded in a the following actions were taken: School as a freshman In Septem- Pre-War Car THURSDAY UNTip 9 P.M.' fe'.-ed, however, and Jenner said DRIVE-IN a vacation with the former’s 1944 cla.ssmates of MHS at the MONEY lo help with currtQt. "ball of fire," .spattering burning jnallot flludlo. Ribicoff Launches Thomas J. Madigan, 35, Tolland, NAAPC Adaiiieiit her. parents at Gregnsboro, N. C. The •xiMnMs. today that no fewer than 16 Sen debris in the dusk, then crashed MRS, JOHN NORTON McKISSICK failure lo notify State Motor 10 year reunion in the American The picnic .supper, planned for I FiriX L IN R OF B E R N AT and TIO G A Y A R N S MONEY for doctor^ dontist, ators—Republicans and Demo Just east of the Port Columbus Vehicle Dept, of change of addreHS, return trip was. made by plane, Legion Home Saturday night. outdoors, was served in the recrea- i KNITTING SUPPLIES *i)d INSTRUCTIONS _ Campaign^ Tonight landing At Bradley Field Sunday On Segregation Kospilol, luncrol billt. crats alike—have asked to testify airport. nolled; Robert Watroua, 36, Wap- Bailey’s remarks closed an in tlon room. The elder Ganters were j Palms, gladioli and carnation*-.of lavender carnations and gyp- * evening. SOLIMENE, Inc. MONEY for tORts, intcrott, in- or submit statements before his The dead were Identified as Lt. l A B * ! ! ping, Intoxication, fined $15; Ellis teresting talk on the problem’s remembered with appropriate, AIR-CONDITIONED ' group. The ftrst three days of formed the setting at Center C on-' *ophila. (ContinDed from Pngs One) ^ TOCHNICOLOR Patrolman and Mrs. Edwin Carl educators have in determining Dalla.s. June 28 (A5—The leader turoncOf tuition. Cmdr.' John R. Hoerath, 35, of gregational Church, Saturday at The brideBmalda were attired in Cooke, 2tj Rpxlri'ry, Maas., speed gifts. Formerly residents of Bol MONEY for furniturt* toofi, the hearings have been set a.side nearby Westerville and I,t. Cmdr. Thrilling Suapense! •tirr COMR OMdiTOit cotoixv ing, bond $30, forfeited;'Aim ee W’.' son and daughter are on a 2-week their success or failure. of the Negroe.s’ anti-segregation ton, Mr. Ganter is employed in Dodge and Plymouth 3 p. m.' for the wedding of Miss strapless gowns of blue lace and Lyford on the convention floor. motor trip to Florida. PLENTY OF FREE PARKING oquipmtnt • •. for the for .testimony from Senators. Donald G. Edgar, 48, o f Colum HIrshberg, 45, Scarsdale;- N. Y., "Unlike other profe.s.sions,-" battle ha.s indicated his organiza Hartford and they movecl lo Man Arlene . Evelyn Wylie, daughter of j nylon tulle, with matching stoles The organization's ■' support of "Dkil M Fer Murder' Mrs. William Dunlap of Webater Direct Factory Dealer home, form, tummer Vice President Nixon. Who Is bus. i i ’RK’iSM’UMI .apeeding, bond $18 forfeit; James Bailey said, "we do not get the tion will stand for no trifling with chester over a year ago. Mr. and Mrs. William D. Wylie, 61 and headpiMca. Their basqiiettes Mrs. Zdunczyk oyer a half dozen in rolor Street left with friends today for comp. tentatively, listed as a witne.ss for Its wings were flaming from milawi C. Vivian. 20, Westport, apeeding opportunities to see the results of the Supreme C ocrl’s school deci Lake St., and John Norton McKis- were of yellow camatlona and othei- candidates for the secretary R.AY MILI-AND ■MTTRlf a motor trip to Pennsylvania wnd MONEY to moke livin^^ idbre Wednesday, gave a. possible' pre gasoline spilled tn the crash and g m iW u M i llw o charges) fined $72; our work. The carpepter can build sion. sick, grandson of Mra. Mary Me- gypsophlla. of state spot appeared to be an GRACE KEIXY Virginia. convtnienip more view of his tes'limonv in a fore the left engine was torn loose. Robert J. Doyon, .27, Hartford, a house and then decide If it is Thurgood MArshall says the Na plooMfitp mort com> KiSsick of Unionvllle. The mother of the bride wore a The local Veterans of Foreign word to the current is.sue of the Crippled and burning, the Con. effort to placate the delegates of ••I a good house or not. Looking over tional Assn, for the Advancement fofiablt. The double-ring ceremony was blue lace street length dress, with Polish descent. speeding, fined $15; Myrtle E: Wars, will hold a regular meeting Federal Bar As.sn. Journal. vair skidded across the Port Co MigmflNi'i Holiday' IM « » epM d M hM • Mm MB Whipple, 45. FJlington, speeding, this group a.ssembled Here and of Colored People (NAACP) will MONEY to moke your work ot performed by the Rev. Cliffdrd O. white accessories. Miss Dorothy ERIC PORTMAN. tpnight at the home of Elm'Street. Nixon in this article took a lumbus runway on ita nose. Another problem was posed by fined $15; Ralph N. Wiers, 17, knowing the success of you who | go to court agslnst local school hemtf in thei ihop, on Simpson, minister of the Church. McKissick. sister of the brlde- the desire of Bergin to run for NfefeMIMMI MMMM ■'I’he Jury Commissioners met Trapped inside by a damaged Somers, speeding, fined $18; r^vid Still live here, I will be happy to I boards which balk. tho form, toder. Andrew R. Watson, minister o f groom, chose a street length blue lieutenant governor instead of STARTS WEDNESDAY thi* morning at the office of the exit door up front near the nose, A. Daggett, 32, Stafford, speeding, tell our faculty we did a good job." ! Marshall arrived ye.>;terdfiy for I lili. le toy y»tntX»mMU6K mu8ic« prenided at tha or|;an and dresa and white accessories. Both comptroller. clerk of the Superior Court. the passengers and three crew accompanied the soloist, Ralph ".Seetet' of the Incas” fined $15; Fred Rizza, 48. Hart Edward Wil.son .sei’ved. as mas the annual national convention clf New Many Wear wore yellow rose corsages and as Even on Saturday morning he The Jocal Democratic Women’s TIIESHONE • WRITE • .r VISIT members escaped down a edarae Lundberg. who sang " I Love You "Royal African Rifles” PLir-s — ' ford, speeding, fined $15; John U ter of cereriio.iics for the affair the N A A C P in this segregated listed at a catered reception for was thinking of tesUng his Club will hold a picnic .tonight at rope 25 feet to imfety. Truly" and "The Lord's Prayer." Summer, 18. 20 Elro St., Manches attended, by 140. His wit and city. Marshall, of New York, is FALSE TEETH 100 guests at 5 p.m. at the VFW strength against Dempsey, but CHILDREN FREE ' Psiil Douglas In 6:30 at Hgnry Park with members ' A safety door was forced open Given in marriage by her father, ter, speeding, fined $24; humorous remarks compcnsatefl special counsel for the N AAC P. PREFERRED home. East Center St., which was finally agreed, although reluctant I •Jiw IflulonJ, IjiijPst Arc.i "FALSTAFFS FCR COAT* from Ellington and Somers attend With Mere Cemfert by slim, aubum-haired steward the bride had as her matron of Justin C. Thompson. 30, Hart ing. .somewhat for the uncomfortable He was a 'powerful factor tn the fINANCI CO.,.INC. artistlcallyi decorated with gladioli ly, to be the comptroller candidate heat. ■> PAfiTEETH. a pleaunt' Alkaline ess Martha Jane "Teddy" Gunn. honor. Tier girlhood friend, Mrs. and carnations. ford, rule* of the road, $6.00; ^ Because of the , change In the May 17 decision of the Supreme MANCHESTER (noh'ftctd) powder, holdn.falne teeth Marilyn Moonan 58 Chestnut. St. instead.' Pear.son thanked the cla.ss for Court which outlawed segregation knore flnnly. To eat and talk in more 24. of Nashville, Tenn. Fpr a wedding trip to New York James M. Godfrey, 18, Bolton, weather from the extreme heat on WJ Main trtiiT . . t— n—, Miss Barbara Armstrong, cousin The Democrats* campaign will honoring him at its graduation 10 in public schools. 0»«n M—t fuma. WtJ. hi. f JO 1m S JO corn!grt, just sprinkle a little FA8« A baby was ' dropped ^ into the the bride selected a pink dress, speeding, continued to July 12th; Saturday to the coot of yesterday mm4 1hm»l4mfi f:JO lm t 'i CJmtm^ S«twOo,i TEBTT! on your platen. No fum m y. of the -bride and Miss Barbara again be managed and di’.ected, as 5’ears ago. arms of its parents. Mr. 'and Mrs. pink duster, white, accessories and Celestini) Morgeio, 38, Buffalo, the attendance’ for the opening of He pointed out that *ome south iMm imm4m I. irnlidmnH ml all — b, —wn« fooey. pasty taiite or feelinir. Cheeks W ylie were bridesmaids. it has every year since 1946, by Classmates gatliered for a social ern governor* have been seeking *^plate odor'* (denture brgath). Oet Arthur Herrman of . Columbus, orchid corsage. They will be a t ; John. M. Bailey of Hartford. N. Y., bond $24, apeeding; Yiopcol the pool waa not as large as an rASTEXTTH at any dru« counter. when they were unable to take • Andrew Koprusak of Unlonville S. Greiciue, 36, Cleveland, speed’- ticipated. . and cocktail hour to renew ac ways to nullify the" court's, de home to their friends after July 5 Immediately after the conven the child with them down the was best man and Russell Moonan ing. bond $18, forfeited; Mildred quaintances at 6:30 and the Gar cision. of this town and Karl Metihauser at Webster St.,’ Unlonville, tion Saturday, the new State Cen den Grove C.atereys served a steak rope. Mrs. McKisaick attended local TELEVISION .Simmons, 49, New York City, TAlcottvtIle Items are now han "W hile the gdyernorS want to tral Committee reelected him Several passengers said Capt. of Unlonville were ushera. The speeding, Lond $18, forfeited; dled through the Manchester .Eve dinner at 8 o!clo'rk. circumvent, the Supreme Court,' bride's gown o f Chantilly lace and schools and waa employed by unanimously for a fifth term as Pollardi 32, of . Nashville, did a Joseph A. Degagne, 57, Ayer, ning Herald Rockville bureau, lo Wilson acknowledged letters re Marshall said, "we are going to Cheney Brothers. Her husband state chairman. "magnlBcent job” In bringing the nylon wa'a designed wlth'>a fitted cated at One Mniwet St.,'telephone ceived from several members of circumvent the governors . . . bodice, V-neckline, long tapered was graduated from Farming- Mass., speeding; bond $30, $6 for damaged Convaiv to earth. feited; Erqeal Philippi, 35, Meri Rockville 5-.1IS6. the class who now-. resi(le in other "Since the Supre'tne Court spoke, .slieves and bouffant skirt. Her fin ton High' Hchoo., class of 194S, OLDEST OF KIND PROGRAMS parts of the country an(l could not I’s True! A Civil Aeronautics Authority den. rules of road, fined $6; Frank there is no use listening to any gertip veil of French illusion was and is employe^ bv the here said a prelint^nary report In- jVideo Eveiyday— All Rights Reserved—H. T. Dickinson * Co., Inc.jjp! attend. Helalso mentioned cla.ss- body else. "'l^ u gh t to a tiara of matching lace Pioneer Steel and' Ball Corpora California’s oldest living pepper A. Cicchltto, 32, West Hartford, pas.sing .stop sign, bond $6. for mates whd came the farthest dicated both planes had b^ej' Uvit.h iridescent sequins- and seed tion, Union\ille. He .served 6 vear.s tree, in the garden of the Mission Dated Milk Retiirii distance to attend the .reunion, the given "an OK for an approach I carried " ' " ifiiiiiiiini feited; Benjamin H. Rowe. 33, Buys You This a floral bas- in the.Navy. His g ift to hi* bride . SSn Luis Rcy, hear Oceanside; was ■liiH liiilliH H H iii co'iplca who had been married the but only the American Airlines q\iette of Frenchecj carnations and was jewelry, and her gift lo him | planted by Padre Antonio Peyri In Vernon, passing atop sign, bond Ganlers Observe New Sensational plane hsd been given an OK for a $6, forfeited: Slated Thursday longest and most recently mar gypsophila with ivy^ was a wallet. She presented gifts 1 18.30 and grew', from some seeds ried and pveral couples wh had landing.” N^xmed Olrls* State t2erk 4 9 Club Sedan ■nie honor attendant . wore a .of jewelry to her attendants and given to him by a sailor from Peru, the largest families, _ three chil The passenger plane was bound B e tte r See Patsy; Scotia of thi.s city -was 25th Anniversary strapless gown of yellovir lace and the bridegroom gave gold tie cla.sps dren. from Memphis, Tenn., to Cleveland, elected Lauret Girls' Slate clerk Hartford. .Tune 28 (/P)— "Dated" nylon tulle, with matching stole and and cufflinks lo his best than and The school song, "Manchester Ohio! The Navy plane was return as more than '450 high school milk w'ill again become i^andatory headpiece. She carried a basquette ushers. Alma Mater." and the class .song, Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Gaqter, ing to Columbus from Lafayette, junior.* registered at liie Univer In the State Thursday after a Motorola TV written by Bernard Karlin, were 285 Autumn St., whose 25th wed- Ind. sity of Connecticut yesterday for nine-months Interval during which Ita d L ~R^uHhiB/L Cleor, SharF, Steedy UHF- time the lack of a date, on the sung. • Jling anniversary occlira tomorrow, directed by radio to land at N or ST.ARTLING .NEWS a week-long experience ,in mcxlei’n June 29, Were tendered an ad 14 ;4imMRN KILLED government. ; cap precipitated a controversy in Tribute was paid the. commHtee Enjoy famous Nath Rambler ton. Box Spring.s Mountain is be In 1543, Copernicus came forth VHF Reception From volving housewives an ^ politi-. in charge of the reunion. Ray vanced celebration of the event last . March Air Force Base. Calif., Ralph Gibson, Jr., of Earl - St., ease o f handlin*, economy, tween the two ba.sea. with the stai’lling news that! the ^tdmk diftont stations clans. Zemanek served as general chair evening, at their home, by. their June 28 (A*)—Investigation was un Todar m,d Tubs. only ah(l Joseph Caselle, Jr., of Hale A fter striking the nioiir^taln. the sun was the center of our, partiq- One fourth of the dealerk have man, assisted by' Alic^ Schmidt; children and. near relatives. comfort and safety at a der way today into the crash of a St. Ext., are representing the four-engi.ned plane slid onto a ular system, and that the apparent Feature at 2:40-6:50-8:IS already .started "dating” under Bill Shaw, treasurer; George Na- Their son, Walter, with his wife new low price. State and big A ir Force refueling plane 'pn local High School at the annual b.ouldered ridge and burst into motion of the stars was due to our 277 BROAD the milk regulation board oraer rhowskj, entertainment; NorjB and" two children, came from Deep local teses, if any, extra. And Box Springs Mountain early yea- MI-9-1124 flames. Ninety minutes later ow'n rotation on our axis. Boys' State, 'iliey were chosen by of Feb. 12 making ia permia.siye BJorkman,- decorations, and .a River to attend the party; also rcmembtr,’'only in Nash SALES and terday with a loss of 14 lives.’ ground rescue tinita from March the local L ^ io n Post and the Sal cbmmittee of about .25 classmates their daughter. Dorothy, Mrs. Al- The KC97 Strato tanker Pf the TELEVISION RADIO SERVICE June 1. and required July 1. Other can you get Reclining Seat* AFB reached the scene and radioed vation Arm y foi- tl^eir outstanding delayed the start In order to use who made all necessary prepara- butrt Giglio .with her husband and 96th Bomb Wing at Altua, Okla., at small extra coit. that there were jio survivors. character, leadership and scholar up stocks Of undated caps on hand. ^'ona for the allMr. Ken Borrup ydtmg son, from Bolton. They also AFB, struck the mountain at the The ill-fated plane was oh a'rou- EAST ship and honor. Cbsaacl S (Uraitrly. *) Ravt% -Technically an unprecedented aiVd his orchestra provided music have a younger dayghter, Rachel, 3.000-fopl. level while groping training flight from Altus. In Helen Waliii.'»kl accompanied ■type of date ia-being adopted. The (orSdancing. ■ who wifi enter Manchester High through a heavy overtnst for a ; Rddition to the regular crew of Chanael M New Brilain, Coaa. Mi.ss Scotia at Laur'-l Girls’ State. Chaaael i * ■nljrake, M au. old requirement, repealed by the landing at Norton AFB at San i jt carried seven passiengera. FORMICA The girls We.’e spon.sored by the 1953 ‘ie'gislature. called for the Bisrnardino. | -ppp KCSfT. equipped with four Chaaael U Waterbarr, Caaa. NICE NUflOETS CbaaacI tl Sprla^laM, Slaia. For Wan and Counter Tops local unit o f the Legion Auxiliary date o f pasteuptzation. BOLAND MOTORS, INC. The pilot had asked permission : |gi-ge fuel tanks for refueling in and the Rotary Club. i- The ''^mou.s .Welcome Nugget, The re.gulatjon boar(I* has or found ih\the Bakery Hill mine, at to land at March A F B here, 12 | the air. is the same type of air- Miss Ann Gworek. .Glrl.s’ State 369 CENTER ST— Telephone ML3-4079 Penenolixed pioen dered thut on tind after July J the Ballarat, wiotnrta. Australia, in WINDOW SHADES miles south of Norton. But because | craft which" last week refueled the Ray Milland-Grace Kelly rhalrma'i, of the loc4l- auxiliary, milk shall be dated by showing 18.58, weighed 182.9 pounds and is of a- local overcast, the plane was i 347 jpt bombers which flew -- non- D IA L M For .Ml’ RDER 892 Main .St-r-MI-9-92S8 .says the girl.a were .selected on the . In "the final day of the week when reputed to be the world's largest Green, White Ecru _I______1:______• ______I stop from March to Japan. H ow ha.sis of their leadership abilities Robert Ryan In •‘*85*11 MANCHESTER such pixxiucta are intended for de gold nugget .’\Second largest was ever, it was doubtful whether the as shown in'their I.-Iigh School ac livery." The date must be not later "ALASKA SEAS” ftJiort HubjecU in CiBf>nA8c»R« liSS ( LSI) NEWS CARAVAN - John the Blanche BaVkIey nugget, which HOLLAND HNISH crashed KC97 carried any ifuxil- tivities. than, two days after the day of weijilted . 149 pounds, found in V i iary fuel. TIRE CO. Cameron Swavze Second Round Starts Retreading (SSI T V « TOP SEC'RKT pasteurlzatic^. South Australia. . 04 CA Made to Order I GasoJ .p and , wreckage were By Far thr B«st Picture (.Vi» R K U G IO t’.S TV- rO.MMIS. The second round in the city's Regular NION ■ In ita order of Feb. 12 following 41*39 ^Ith Tour Rollers ! strewn for 1.000 yards over the this Year.Ask All Who siss ( FII..M Little Leagiie will start ionight a stormy public hearing the board A long-term trendy toward lower; Irocky ridge. Flames from the fire and *1 Have Seen It. ' SNOW . Ky'’" "Hawaiian Paradise" when the Elks meet th'e P A C at cited only one reason for return consurtiplion of wine jn the world ’ burned morcvihan six hours. M ) RAY BOLDER SHOW the Recreation Field at. 6:30-p. m. of Mai'tng. namely "the cort- has produced large surpluses in Bodies were removed yestyd a y (SS) GEORGE RlIBNb A UBACIE - With good playing weather, the E. A. JOHNSON 'Broad S t . ALLEN SHOW venience to consumers." number of counffi'es. I by helicoplgr. _ ' Phone (SI) DROODI.ES—Roger Price Ml-8-4224 S;M (S4II) HOWARD RARLOW OR P A I N T C O . CHESTRA — Gueet: Rl«e Sleyene 699 Main St.. Tel. MI-9-4501 ^^^eading for I PLA.VE .SKIDS S A F fltiY A . A C.O .rt P.M .T .,0 OWED.* . t:t* (Si ANIMAI. TIHK n o r t h (M) BAK M WKST£B,\ THKA- (SS-iii ARTHUR GODFREY’S ' New York. June 28 (A*i- A Co / TKB. -’Trail Blaxcm" . TALE NT Nf.-OUTS lonial Airlineq DC-4 plane skidded O R W I C SUMMER / (Ul WKSTKBM P Layiiotsg ( *) I l.o\>; L l'C V —Odei Arnai- ! in safely oh its tail a t ’ LaGitardia (SI) KD’g r r s CLt-B l.urille Ball - 'field, yesterday despite * damaged '% . —Bkl Katqh (Ml WRESTLING ve ry THEATRE S:U ( 1) '*'••* COLDKk (Ml FKAJL'RK HOXING . OLDSMOBILE . nose wheel. Emergtnc.V equiprrlept T U R N E R 725/9 (U) TV THEATER ^ ! raced along the runway u the (U) JOLLY OKNK (SI) DENNIS DAY SHOW £ romedy ; craft landed. 7Hi YEAR NOW PLAYING Hiru SAT* S:M I S-UI HOWDY UOODY TIME S;M ( SAS) -MASqi'ERADE PABTYi SALESMAN Gapt. Lou Orton, o f Pavvling, N. A Idiugh Riot For The Entire Family ■ (*J) nL34 Peter Donald. - . - ’ ’Our .Golden G ift" (SI) ROBERT MO.VTGOMERT 1 Y„ ordered his 33 passengers to 1:4* (U) TOR'S CRIES ^^xtUomonl-loving youngslorl ; the rear of the ’ plane as it ap- PRESENTS: • :M ( I) AUVK.NTIiRES IN UNDER- 1S.;SS ( S-3S-'»> STUDIO ONE— j preached landing. The plane land STANDING GOD "Screwball’,’ ed in a shower of sparks and waa (SS) NEWS AT S ix-P el* Stoner (SI) YOUR -V THKATT'.R £A$y monthly payments ; practically , stopi>ed before ■ Its (5S-A5) Jl'DY\aPLINTF.RS ’ (SS) NEWS A W EATHER -Shirlex^Dinedale (SI SUMMER THEATER liingrr with Air Farce Brown weight shifted to the noee wheel'. (SSI NEWS AT ELEVEN- ~ (St) TFRRY a THK PIRATES *-atin Lining! The 43-year-old aviator said he S:1I ( *) VARIKTY CI.l’ B —Pete 'Stoner (-VSI MOONLIGHT .MOVIES i noticed the damage shortly after (M) THE »ARLY SHOW (SI) nNAL EDITION 2 Books For The Price Of I I the plane look off from Glens —Rav Drury ■ (»i) Falla, N. Y. . , lIilS 121’ S'KATH ER-.iohn Quill (H) WEATHERMAN iiris 'IS ) THE I.ATE SHOW *:M (U ) SPORTS—Bill Keatiog ' "I Am A Stranger" lUY NO. 1 IN ANY SERIES AND GET NO. 2 FREE S:M ( *) SPORTSCOPK—Syd Jatfe* MOVIE (SS-U) DEADLINE EDITION U;SS ( S) COLONEL FLACK — Alan (SI) SPORTS-Gerry Healy ^ Mnwhrav \ EACH PIECE with WOOD FRAME! Roony Rayon SATIN POCKETS in CHOOSE FROM ANY OF THESE WELL KNOWN SERIES S:4* ( I) WEATHER PORECAST It-.SS ( I) WRESTLING V lt:IS <**» n i g h t c a p EDITION—Fred t:4t ( A) WORLD NEWS TODAY Dwver ' iSS) AREA HEWS—SPORTS lt;N (») PREVI'KS Solid wood frame conatractlon covered In finger S & cM i*5) LOCAL NEWS—Fred both the Overnight & PuUman Cases! Nuketweave caavaa twill. Each piece pyroxylla • TOM SWIFT. ,IR. (SI) WORLD TONIGHT Amorica'9 f inott hard cimI famous ‘blue coal*! It*s the fin coated to make It waterproof, dustproof! Waah- • TOM CORBETT BOMBA \ • :U
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PAGE FOUB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTEIT. CONN, MONDAY, Jt^NE 28, 1954 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JUNE 28, m 4 FACE nVB matched” himself. As Henry saw it, the suit grew out of a IS-year- Deepwoodf Dr.; Mr*. Loma Pegler Loses Contractors Hold Firsit Annual Outing Moyer, 98' Princeton St. Planning Bigger r old feud l^tween a couple of Chou Hails Elks to Attend DeDaocraticYlandidates Nominated at Convention Hospital Note^ BIRTHS SATURDAY: A daugh piima-donna writers. if SIRVICES To Louts Nizer, Reynolds' law Warn Russians ter to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Firew orks To Reynolds Patient* T(xla>h 324 Wrzesien, South Windham;.* son yer, It was something very differ ^ Grand Lodge to Mr. and Mrs. William Corcoran, That Interpret The Wishea ent; A historic ca^ that may ADMITTED S A T U ^ A Y : Results of Ea.'it Hart^oM; a daughter to Mr. Fireworks this year will b* dis Of The Family check "wild-eyed" attacks and tne Andrew Madden, TaWttville; played at Charter Oak Field on' In Libel Action Jacob Demko, 43 Lricust ,«t.; Miss and Mr*. j..mes Hope 55 Russell "vicious, venemous” verbsl slsiigh- ITirpp Manchestpr Men St.; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Charter (Jak Street Monjlay iirght. j' ter thst he said has become Peg- Violet Dougan, 63 Garden 'St.; July 5. The display, sponsored i m ®n Indochina CHark. 44 Bento, St. (CMrtlMMd from P a fc O ) le'.-'s tradem ark. Nehru Talk At National Conven* Milton Marr, 76 Esse/ gt. BIRTHS TODAY; A daughter by the American ^gion. will, cost i JOHN B. BURKE ADM I’tT E D Y E ^ E R D A Y : to Mr. and Mrs. Wade Jone.s, RFD more than It has ever coat In' FUNERAL HOME tirelT, la • matUr of law, I (CMtllHMd fn»m Fagz Dm ) loid, said; "Churchill and Eden put tion for S*Day Session William Csatary. 81 Irving St.; tall you. dafamatory,”. aald Wein- (OMttaiMA froa Paf* Dm ) ^ No. 3, C oventry, ' previous year*. ting the brake on Ike." Mrs. Virginia Andkfson, 22 Edger- The local fireworks committee TEL. Ml-S-8868 fald‘ in wlndtn* up a aaven-weak Pharoali’fi Coffin plans for collective defense to ton St.; E rnest V(chi, 147 W. Mid The Mirror’s Washington corres Three Manchester men will at of the American Legion Post No., tr ia l taJka with Prime Minister U Nu meet either eventuality.” dle Tpke; W. Kilpatrick, Bolton: 87 EAST CENtER ST. pondent said flatly: tend the Grand Lodge (Conven 102, headed by Ferdinand Tiesing, Eartiar ha had axplainrd that ,1s Fottml Empty before pushing on to Peiping. The communique pfdmised a Mrs. Mary Frftzen. 62 Alexander Public Records AMBULANCE SERVICE • n y thing waa dafamatory and H is tnree-day vUrit to 'In d ia left^ "There VUII be ’ no rush Into tion of th* Benevolent Protective St.; Miss Laufa Pitcher, 17 Garden announces that contributions over| stern-faced Chou welt entrenched second statement on "basic prin and above those of other years j Itbetoua In Itaalf if it landed to ciples."-Underlying American and united action In southeast Asia and Order of Elks when it convenes at Dr.; Gregory LaVoie. Elli'hgton; upoaa a paraon to public con with Nehru'a government. there will be no immediate south YV’aj-ne Norman and Steven Nich Warrantee Deeds will be necessary this year to aa-1 Cairo. Egypt, .lune 2R (iT) — The Chou climaxed hla stay here by British policy—probably a kind of Los Angeles, Calif., Sunday, July tempt and ridicule. east Asia slllanre of the Western ols. Bolton: Mrs. Virginia Gleeson. i sure continued display in the Le-' Recently uncovered "S a q q a r a suggesting that Asian chiefs of harmony statement—will be Issued powers on the lines of the North 4. ln“futuT; years'"T^s“i‘s d^e RANGE The judge added that there waa Sarcophagus'' proved to be empty tomorrow. While House Press 20 mssell St.; Mrs. Ruth Werk- Knight to Alfrrt C. Galencia and ; state get together periodically to Atlantic Treaty Organization Th* following prominent Man helser/815 Forest St.; Carol Hiils- \ M) "no competent evidence” to aua- yesterday bvit Its discoverer thinks work for peace and to evolve Secretary, James C. Hsgerty dis Jane E Galehcla. property at 145. " taln two apeclflc aUagationa made (NATO) as Americi^ wlihed.'___ chester Elks will attend in an offi tis, "l/L Vernon St.;, M aryana JI controls...... are now in force In per-,r ' • I FUEL Olt he will find the real tomb of an "mutual respect" pacta similar to closed that Churchill will have an cial capacity: James M. Reardon, Pine_ St. , „ , . I mitting the public displav of ft-.-e-; In the diaputed column, Reynolda other meeting w'th- the President "The Anglo-Ameriean policy In eson, RFD No. 3, Rockville; Francis Oorge Clegg to John I t i______! ancient Pharaok deeper Within the tha ona India had aigned to China southeast Asia now will be 'wait 75 Benton St., past president, works in Connecticut. The cost GASOLINE thafafore being entitled to dam- April 39 to govern relations with beginning at 11 a.m. (EDT) to- and Timothy Emhoff. Staf- Cockernam and Mary Ann Cock- pyram id. and see’—but at the same time Connecticut Elks Assn., past ex rd Spring.*; Donald Sylvester, 43 of insurance alone ia considerably j ggea for theae j'olnts alone. Archeologist Zakaria Goneim. Communist-occupied Tibet. morrow. alted ruler N>w London Lodge erham. property at 69 Walker St. Thua the no-holda-barred battle both governments will maintain a carborough 'Rd.; Henry Look- greater than tn other year.s. who .found the sarcophagus May ^Chou's proposal for an Asian This morning's meetiag. lasting of 'vlglfant preparedness, No. 360, and honorary life mem _ Jonathan W’. Bell Snd Mable P. I Legionnaires will be stationed' twtween the Pulitzer prize winning 3i beneath a step pyramid he had get-together drew no distinctions wopd, 264 Charter Oak St.'; Wayne two hours, had been scheduled as The-Dally Sketch, a ronaervative ber of New London Lodge: Gauvin. Windsorville: Mrs. L/irna J” flreworks show to accept i BANTLY OIL columniat and the author and discovered last December, said betw'een Communist - and non- the last of their sessions. Church (Charles W. Lathrop, 56 Benton M. Barlow, property on : contnbutKjns. Donations are mw' foreign correepet dent went to the Communiat nations. He said It ap tabloid, carried a similar story un Moyer, 98 Princeton St.: Dr. Win ( OMI’ , IM last nljhf It was a "symbolic ill departs tomorrow for Ottawa. der this boxcar type headline: St., exalted ruler of Manchester field Moyer. 98 Princeton St.; Lee Street. • _ r c being accepted at the , Legion. lury. It ia the lirat libel caae tomb" and he expects^ "to find plied to the "principal Asian coun- Canada. Lodge No.' 1893 BPOE, and one of Francis A. Jones to _ Earl D. i collected over! ;:i '1 M \ -im.M agalnat the ouUpokeh Pegler trtea.” - "Winston does It! Ike Agrees With Belcher. Bolton. Boone, property at 32 View St. ^ ' the Veal one somewhere else In the The comnaunique revealed little His Plan. " ~ the organizers of Manchester the amount needed for the show ever to bo fought out in a court He told newamen in a press con Lodge; Roy B. Paige, 29 Victoria ADMITTED TODAY: Barney Peter J. Sadloski and Elliwbeth TEL Mitchell 9 4595 pyram id." of the substance of the many con "Cniurchill firm with Ike. No Peterman, 40 Jordt St.; Kenneth will go to the' post community - room. "Any possibility that the tomb ference statement; "It is my view Rd., exalted ruler of Rockville Sadloskl to William K. Pease and Re>’nolda filed a' $500,000 libel ferences which have been held be yielding on Fast,” said the Labor- M arlin, 120 Dr.* B. , services fund, which is used for'j TEL ROCKVILLE 5-2177 had been robbed should be ruled that, in order to seek common Lodge No. 1359. Eleanor F. Pease, property on Halloween parties in the fall. Buit after' the Hcarat writer in measures for the maintenance of tween American and British of- Ite Daily Herald. DISCHARGED S A T U R D A Y: out." he declared. flcials since (Jhurchlll and-Foreign ^ British May Quit Hues Reardon, a member of the Con White Street. 1M9 allegedly called him pro- peace and aecurity in ' Asia, it ia Harley Newcomb. 35 N. School Roy S. Barlow, to Peter J. Sad- The tomb waa opened amid Secretary Fden arrived here Fri- In New York, the New York necticut State Police Department Communiat. immoral, a coward, a desirable for the appropriate per- j for 19 years, has been an Elk for St.; Rene Tardlf. 258 Hilliard St.; loaki, property on Hollister Street. great secrecy yesterday, but a da.v morning. Times said today the United States war prollleer, a slacker and a cor sons of the principal Aslan coun- ]7 yeara and will act as judge for Sharon Benoit, 49 Hickory Dr.; Executor's Deed communique from the education It did not disclose what possible and Britain have agreed on a Mrs. Beulah Oockett and daugh respondent who 'covered the war ministry said it was empty. Tbrf ,trtes to meet occaalonaily and to the Grand Lodge Rltusltstlc Com Havtford-Connecticut Tni.sf Co., from a long ways away'. consult with one another." alternatives, to a Earopekn D e - 1 >^‘‘hdrsw al of mittee. Ritualistic contests will be These are the Democratic candidates for state Offices nominated ter, 157 Brookfield St.; Mrs. Anne ministry said work In the area, Teets and son, 80 Doane St.; Mr*. executor under the will of W. Printed In IM Newspapers some 30 milea aouth of Cairo, Only A Start fense Community may have been ^'O®", B’^’***' ‘''""P" ‘*>e Sues held dally during the convention at the State Convention In Hartford this weekendy Front tow, 16ft Harry England, to Edward J. Holl, He also sued the parent-Hearst Herald Photo considered. Nor did It Indicate ____ u, .i.. . to right, are State Representative John Dempsey pi Putnam, nominee Jennie Valluzzi and son, 169 Sum- would be auspended until late fall. Both Chou and Nehru Intimat under the aupervislon of Arthur mit St.; Peter Gilgqsky. 25 M a p le : *26 Center St Corp. whose King Features Syndi Aftqr Goneim found the seven The mAn in the 'center receives ed thst their declarations of w.. .J. Lij.,*. j. Roy of WlllimantIc Lqdge-No. for Lt. Gov.; State Representative Elizabeth zimnezyk of Southing •AdmlnL'rtrBtor’* Deed ______ii_. angry at their decision but finally Local Group St;: Mrs. Augusta Barsaleail, Staf TIME TO PLANT cate distributes Pegler'a column working with government Insured mutual friendship and cooperation forw ard' 1311, chairm an of the com m ittee. ton candidate for .Secretary of Ste.te; Abrahai^A. Ribicoff of Hart ton sa'rcophagus^ he told newsmen pr... lor..ra -IIP. | Tla.™ fluol.d-l.l«h Plplam.ii; ford Springs; Mrs. Ceclle Chia- John \y. Chudoba. administrator and Hearst Consolidated Publiea- he hoped to find in.side "a royal * vuf* V?" u* agreed to get out after the Army credit. were only a beginning in' closer plans fgg Bouthcaat Asia. CTiaIrman Roy haa selected Rear ford, candidate for Governor; and Edward Bergin of Wate.-bury. who of the estate of Edmund Wiley to TRANSPLANTED ANNUAL FLOWERING PLANTS while his teammate In the ^ck- ^S.ranteed the safely of himaeif The banking committee . is I sources” as saying "th at Sir Wln- verinl, 102 Hawthorne St.;. Mrs. tlona, Inc., publishers of the New mummy inaide a wooden coffin or- ground makes a gallant try for a family relations between their big na M ost -of the w ords , dealt vMth ; ston Churchill and President Eisen- don to be hla first assistant and will run for Comptroller. In the back r a W are Joseph Lyford of Grace E. Moore, property on Mc Salvia. Afferatum, Verbena, Marigolds, Asters, Diidilias^ York Joumal-American. searching for signs of collusion and tions. 3 judge of -the contests. He will Plays Lively Westport, nominee for Congresaman-atrlarg^ Anthony Grillo of Ham- Sadie Oliver. StorrS; Mrs.. Marga nated with gold." He believed It shoestring oStch. Dave Steele of ^rbenz annoiinced his resignation th European Defense Issue. ' hower were prepared to back a ret Monaghan, TAlcottvUle; Mrs. Cabe Street. Zinnias. tPetunian, Scabioea, Snaps, Etc,^. Reynolds aald the column, pub- the last reSitlng place of Sankhet. other irregularitira between build- It is expected the pattern of travel to th* weat coast city by ' I den, candidate for T.-casurer; and State ^nator Samuel Tedesco of Quitclaim Deed Phoenix Road. Vernon, In the personally in a broadcast at 9 p.m.- jera and „FHA olficials, past and They were clearly designed to propoksl for complete British Eleanor Laycoek, 1097 Main St.; liiihed In 18S r.ewapapers, cauaed a third dynasty m o n s r c h who the hew Dielhi talks will be fol evacuation from the zone over a sir and plana to leave Manchester Bridgeport, who will run for Attorney c/neral. The slate was nom O o rg e H. (Tarke and Velma L. forground didn’t fare so well. He „n the government radio, ! preaent. Later this week the coip- lowed in Rangoon. N. R. Pillal, reassure the Germans Shout event Mrs. Helen Bogli, 25 Riverside Dr.; Collier's magazine to drop him af reigned over Egypt sboiit 2.750 caught the egg tossed to him from He said he was stepping down two year period.” tom orrow . Political Role inated In a two-day seas'on attended by/about 1,500 delegates. Clarke,^ properly at 36 McCabe TRANSPLANTED VEGETAILR PLANTS j mittee will take public teatimony secretary general of the Indian ual sovereignty snJ rea.-mament Charles Lathrop. local realtor Edw ard 21anis. 354 C enter St.; , ter' 17 well-paid years, and made years before Christ. about 50^feet away, but he didn't with bitter pain but with the firm and to prod the Trench to get go The New York Herald Tribune. In :______/ ______^______Late Cabbase and Cauliflower. him "dead'* in radio, television and from several builders operating Foreign Ministry, accompanied and insurance broker, presently Thomas Graham, 14 Edgerton St.';, St- cushion the blow and you can see conviction that the people will re- I under the now-defunct apartment ing .on ratification of the EDC a Washington story by Ned Russell, Mrs. Mary O’Coln. 223 Spruce St.; Marriage IJcenae , Hollywood. the cihinese party to Burma' That carried a aimilar account. . exalted ruler of Manchester Lodge Manchester's delegation to the sTsg- ar gj . has admitted sho killed her hus Malcome Finis Adair, Hartford, what happened. tain what has cost so much In thia project program. "WindfalK’ means Nehru will get a full brief treaty . Nikki Keam.s, 291 Spruce St.; The far-ranging testimony The Britlah, the Times said, were will attend the convention as dele Democratic State Conventlo n ArL Lrges Boosl band after "a vicious verbal row and Marv Lucy Krol, 144 Birch Police Holct Six The occasaion was the egg- struggle of tSkrs and blood.” I proAts reportedly were made under ing on Chou's talks with Premier gate from hi* lodge and will leave Joyce Cook. 323 Woodbrldge St.; STARTED CANNAS r o t 35c stretched from the battlefronts of throwing contest St the first an- ''The day will come when there played a lively role In the conven over other men;" Daniel Ostien, 98 Walnut St.; Mr*. St.. JiUy.in. . . (Red and Yellow) Europe and the Pacific to the I this program by builders obtaining U Nu. tomorrow. He will travel by rail Cregg said the attractive moth mial clambake and outing yester- will be triumph for loyal Guate- I government-1 n s u r e d mortgages .n7cpuVo'pu,T,r'»«'’.“ a r r iv -tir. .. ’iiSp*"'"'' uni 111 Social Seciiril Betty Aborn. 34 Grove St.. Rock Building Permit political wars at home and waa For Coffee Theft Observers here specula^ that m,n Feder«l R*p,ib!k riioiild t-k- formed militarymim.’v techniblans ’-h!' at accompanied by Mr*. Lathrop. tion's one open controversy at er of three children also related In day of the Contractors Assn, of malans under Col. Diaz,” he de- greater than the actual cost of Chou m ight arrange a stophYel* In its place aa an equal partner in ville; Mr*. Phyllis Ostberg and To Eugene Girardin for Oliver sprinkled w ith worid-famoiia Manchester, a division of the Man- dared. " ; Suez to protect zupplies. They plan a sightseeing trip Hartford Saturday. her signed statement that she lay I construction and then pocketing Jakarta for siirilar talks with the the community of Weat.ern na- | through the west before returning son. Ifi Sum m it St.: R a y m o n d ! <^othberjr, for alterations and ad GLADIOLI BULBS ' 50c names: Churchill, Stalin, Roose Chester Chamber of Commerce, Arbenz bitterly .attacked United Democratic Town Chairirian W ashington. June 28 )iffh/The on a sofa bed' ln the O ark living I HawkVs.liVo 'cent^^^^^ diflons to a dwelling at 90 Broad velt. Eisenhower.' I the.difference. ’ heads of Iiidonesla's Communist- tlona, where it can make its proper home. American Federation of ijjibni' to Hartford, June '28 '..D—Police About 150 membera and guests ‘ Fruit Co., of Boston, which he has \ The committee ha.s scheduled as contribution to ,he defense of the 1 Roy Paige, exalted^ ruler of Wesley Gryk, as chairman of the room for- about three hours while . DISCHARGED 'YESTERDAY: St„ $500. It brought in talk of nudism in attended the day-long affair at accused of backing tha rebel in- : supported government. His present day urged that social ' aecurity her husband's body lay at her . Gtroniums for bffddinq and window boxM. say six persons -Including a wom its first witness tomorrow Clyde I schedule calls foe him to head 'for free world.” * ! Rockville Lodge, leaves for Los delegation, was one of a small lili.ss D iana Dion, P aw tucket, R. I.; . • _ i. , J a Connecticut hideaway, of gaso an—have been taken into cuatody the Garden Grove off K e e n e y j vaaion In revenge for his govern- benefits be increased considerably feet. Loretta Hipsky, We.Tt-VVillington; : L. Powell, ousted In A pril as head : Peiping Wednesday via Singapore. The Western pov/ers want about | Angeles today and will travel by group of leaders associated with more than provided in the Ei.sen- line thefts from an American em in connection with the theft of a Street. A steak dinner was served ' menfs expropriation of part of the, : of the FHA’a rental project -pro ’8 and Tha proBCCutor said "I . cannot TTlilip Rusconi, 23 E nsign St.; TI'RKEY "MONEY' Hardy Plante — Fertilizers -e. Insecticides — Seeds bassy in wartom Frejicc, of the I traveling in th» special ’ Indian 12 German d.lviiaons firmed to rail. He plana to atop over at Chi forlorn last-minute efforts to ob hower adminl.stration'a bill. J ton of coffee here on June 21. at 7 o'clock. I company's vast holdings in 'Guate- gram. Powell has been described cago, Denver, and San Francisco release the full details of the con Gary and Wa>me Wobllebe, Elling- business ability of fan dancer Sal Highlights of the day were the mala. Constellation which brought him strengthen Western Europe’s tain the nomination for Congresa- However,- George Meany, AFL fession liecause of the children. It Long before the arrival of the ' Det.'Lt. Thomas C. Barber said jb.v Sen. Byrd (D-Val as the "key” I from Geneva, security again.st Communist en route to the convention. Mr*. tdn: Brenda Hauver, Andover; ly Rand, of Uie lemonade-and-gin five arrests were made in a police various contests held with the He also accused "mercenarv’ man-st-large for Stanley Priby- president, generally approved the is a, sordid statement.” Mrs. Ethet Zwick, 437 (‘enter St.; Pilgrims in the New World, the' official in any administration 1n- In a statement before boarding forces. Q-What waa the s ta tu s of Paige will accompany him. Mr. measure In testimony prepared Tor turkey was the national bird. It battlefield hospitality of non swoop , yesterday • after George winners meeting stiff competition North American aviators'' of I vestigatlon of the housing scan Paige haa progreaaed through the son, who represented what had He said: ''Self defense was in no Holly Shorts, 95 Lockwood St.; WOODLAND GARDENS drinking British Marshal Bernard I the plane for Rangoon, Chou told . Eisenhower and Churcfiill said Aaron Burr when he waa tried the Senate Finance C.ommittee. was bred extensively a* a medium Swan. 40. of Bloomfield w u taken in Bll\the events. Stephen Phillips bombing and sinking the 2,036-tOn dals. ' ■ for treason? ' chaira, of hi* lodge snd waa elect come to be regarded as a tradi degree involved. It was a premedi George Gould, 73 CThes'^mrl St.; ■ JO H N a. ZAPADKA Montgomery, and of ambulance Brlttsh-owned merchant ship I newsmen: , the.v were “determined to achieve " He called it "a significant Im Lawrence We.sneSki, 34 Princeton ® exchange by the ^te<-a, who Into custody by Pittsfield, Mass., won the nail driving champion When called by the committee I A—Burr was vice president ed exalted ruler laat March. He tional claim of Polish groups upon tated, vicious, atrocious killing." 168 Woodland St. Open Evenlnga B Phooe Ml-»«474 rides under shellfire with another police. ship, the award being a large 2' Springfjord In the harbor of San i "The Chinese^Indlan talks of the the goal of a German contribution that particular nomination. The provement ■ and strengthening of Cregg said he is set to prove St.: Ellen Hochberg, 49 Coburn ''"''’rful garments from 'last May in a preliminary inveatl- last three da.vh were held In a ...... ______'when he kilted Alexander Ham- has been a member of the Con the Social Security program.” Montgomery. Robert, the actor. Barber quoted Plttafield police I nail aultabl.v inscribed. The golf Jose, Guatemala, yeaterday. Offi - gallon. Powell refused to answer to defense, “convinced thst the necticut Stale Police Department party leadership ws* set to swafd when Mrs. Clark stands trial that Rd.; Eugene Eilck.son. 36 Union Mystery stepped info the’ case u saying Swan had 500 pounds of putting contest found two winners, cials said the ship was bombfd at I spirit of mutual understanding and Bonn and Paris treaties provide ' In a duel, hut his term had this nominationkto Joseph Lyford. The bill, w(ilth pa.saed the House after resting on the sofa bed she I questions, claiming- his oonstitu- I expired at time of hla trial. for 13 years. by an oyerwhelming margin, is St.; David Drouin. Bolton: Mi:a. w-hen a juror waa torsed out, and coffee* in his car when he was first place going to Newton Smith anchor In the Pacific port by an jttonal privileges under the Fifth cooperation and therefora made the best ws.v.' former press secretary to former dragged her husband’s body to the Bertha Pelschke, 11 Butcher Rd.; deAnlte achievements. The delegates will submit their one of the major proposals on the an alternate Substituted after day stopped .early Sunday morning. and hi.s sward was a golf cap. and unidentifled plane- and was set ' Amendment. Powell's attorney 1 These tieaties would give West ; r \ y ' . official report* of the convention Governor (Theater Bowles. Gryk garage- under their Lake,Attitash Alden Harrison.^ VV.spping; Mrs. I 'T believe such achievements will President's 19.54 le^alatlve ffro- long secret conferences in the After Swan's arrest, police raid Orlando Annullj, the chairman of affre. 1 said the ousted FHA official would Germany self ryle, set up a 6-na- ^ " **’• JuHua Roaenwald proceedings to their lodges upon played s part in several back-atage home, stuffed it into the trunk with Ethel Petei'soh' and aon, RFD No. judge's chambers. ed Swan's home and night club. CAM, won second place. The egg not only strengthen the friendship tion European Army including Fund still In operation? gram . Speaking after him. Diaz said be on hand tomorrow but did not their return 'home. The convention conferences with Democratic It would extend Social Security wire and three 15-pound mushroom 1, Rockville: Mra. Catherine Fish iuror Fined 8250 Barber said. Swan's wife. Martha. throwing contest, won by Herman “the sti-uggle against mercenary i indicate, whether he would again I between China and India, .but^lll French and German forces, and lie | A—No. It ceased operation tn 1* in eeiision for 5 day* and will State Chairman .lohn Bailey, diir- anchors, drove to a bridge span er and .son. 84 Prospect-St.; Frank Br’"' >(».Ay.*5AeJNr.'X.1l|e.r. Today Weinfeld cleared that 31, w as arrested when raiders ; also help consolidate peace In Asia the wh'ole. to the North Atlantic June, 1948. coverage to 10 million more in Frechette and\Ra.vmond Opaloch. invaders of Guatemala will not refuae to answer questions. , adjourn Thursday, July 6th. Ing which the latter held firm for dividuals, increase benefits by an ning the Merrimac River, wdred Rich, Andover; (ieorge Lange. matter up somewhat by fining the found 20 pounds of .coffee stuffed was one of the highlights, with the abate,” Parallel investigations to that and the world.” Treaty Organization. Lyj[prd, who waa eventually nomi the anchors to the body, and Bolton; Milton Marr, 76 Essex juror, William M. Le Fevre, $250 in a clothes hamper. Barber said. They then welcomed a ztate- Q What honor was accorded average of $6 a month for those winners taking home two live "Col. Arbenz has done wliat he , of the committee have been under nated without the floor contest the now on the rolls and much more dumped the weighted body over the St.; H,enry Hsll. 262 Lydall St.; for "improper aiid , gross misbe , In .a raid on the night club, po chickens. Two latge pigg.v banks, ,way by HHFA itself, by the Jus- PICKING TRUCE TEA.MS .Ihght made -by the new French the bssehall player, A1 Rnsen. In Dr. Winfield Mover, 98 Princeton thought his duty," he continued. 19.53? Prlbyaon forcea had been threaten fo r persons retiring in th,e future, 5-;oot railing. havior” in discussing the case lice confiscated 100 pounds of cof suitably Inscribed, w ere the swards "I shall, carry on. I am 'deeply iUce Dept., and by the Internal Genev*, June 28 (A>r—A high! Priftie Minister Pierre Mendes- Lillie Kalhy Found ing. ■ ' He sard he has established that St. . despite speclfin court instruction westerq -Source said today there | France about a week ago Saying A—He waa named "Most Valii- and raise from $3,600 toj$4,200 the fee frorn the cellar and arrested given to the two winners, of the g ratefu l for this tru st he placed Revenue Service. The desire of convention leaders annual wage .subject -to Social the slaving tooK place at 10:30 DISCHARGED TODAY: *Mra to the contrary. The judge said Charles W. Barlow, 51, of Hart greased pig contest.Xwon by Sher appears to be "a good chance" that i that France's Allies had a right to • Player In the -American Tired and Hni^ry to appease the Polish groups led p.m. (ESTi on April 10 jind that angrily the incident nearly caused In me. Conquests ' gained by I-eague." Security tax. Virginia Aniierson. 22 Edgerton ford. Barber, said. wood Ahern and SAlyntor Pian- Guatemalans In th* last 10 years the West and the Communista will! know France's answer. to their selection of State Rep. the body was diaposed of in the St.; Wtlliani (Tsatary, 21 Irrtng a niistriad and he decided to go on agree soon on the composition of In the words of Eisenhower and ^ ^ G la m o n r Swan, his wife and Barlow were tano. _ -Will not be lost..Wb face great Legion Sends Five Elizabeth 'Zdunczylr'of Southing e.arly morning hours of the follow St.; John Haberem, 22 Dr. -E. only after receiving aacbrancea charged- in a warrant signed by It is planned^to msl^e this out an international armistice super Churchill, they/ welcomed the Q W hat ia the largeat city In (Continued from Page One) ton as the organization choice from other jurors that they could aacriflees. .1 also have ample faith Alloliiey Airi8 Dala ing day, Palm Sunday. Mrs. Barbara Grand and daughter, Prosecutor Norman Yellin with re ing an annual affair, and the chair In the future.” visory commission for Indochina. French assurance "that an end the world named tn honor of for the nomination for Secretary aerve impartially. ceiving stolen goods. man. Anthony S q u 111 a c o t e. To'UConn Sessions Th* question of the commis- must be put to the present uncer- C!hriatopher Columhua? Averv, started to work the high of State. Prominent among thoae By far the major portion of the Later, police picked up three (In New York, Guatemala's del country because they thought On Sordid Murder thanked his large committee for egate to the United Nations, Edu j tion's composition and its pow- taintles.” A - CblumbUs, Ohio. who seconded thia nomination was Confidential’’ trial dealt with Reynolds' '31 others for questioning. They were the outstanding job they did In I ers has b«en argued and debated! French government was tn other* among the SOfl looking for Mr*. Helen Fitzpatrick of ' the months overseas as a war cor- William Bell, Jr.. 22. Arthur Sut-i ardo Castillb-Arrlola, said Diaz la The annual Boys State and Girla Kathy had thoroughly worked low making this first outing su(ih an 4 career soldier, "not a politician, ; for weeks In the Geneva confer-i advised against any new al- Q On what occaaion does a Manchester delegation. Amc.sbury, Mass., June 28 (A5— re.spondent. ton. 22, and Clarence D. Alle, 22, ! outstanding success. Stale, being attended by five stu i ehce. The Commiinlsts and par- i t*mpt to reopen negotiation of the Cardinal wear hla red hat? er landa. Woodji Lake is a t 8.50() all of Hartford. i who is not associated in the pub- dents who are sponsored' by .the The Manchester delegation went Revealing only parl.s of what he Glimpses came too of the newa- j Ueularly the Soviet Union. Insist Bonn and Paris treaties. The com A -Only at the tim e o f,h is ap i heivTly"‘for"Mra! Zdunczyk I v f r paper world of the 1930's, of the Sjic mind with politics.” He de local American Legion Po.al and munique recalled that EDC has termed "s sordid confes.sion." ed at first that the two Commu pointment. He wears the biretta, on the ridge of the H'gh Sierra. Mr*. Helen Foster of Litchfield Dial. Afty. Hugh A. CTregg said A new series of days when Pegler and Reynolds scribed Diaz a* "vrry honest, very Auxlliar.v,' respectively, offlcially been ratified by West; Germany, They found Kathy’s foot prints s : Rebels Reject* Diaz’j nist states of Czechoslovakia and or cap, at other times. „ County. In the only roll call con today Mrs.'Lorraine, E. Clark, . 27, were both sports writers and their opened la.it night at the Univer I Poland be Included In a /our-mem- Belgium, The Netherlands and —but lost them. After circUng Students Attend sity of Connecticut, with Associate test of the convention. A* Man mutual friend Heywood Broun was •f ber .commission. The West re- Lujtembourg, and that only Italian Q...What feat was recently ac fruitlessly. Van Dell called "Lou. chester and the other towns in.the a columniat for the old New York Guatemala Regime Juatice Raymond E. Baldwin a.a and French ratification are need Lou'J to Avery. the principle speaker. Boys State I Jected this idea. complished by Roger Bannister, Fourth senatorial district were W orld,' Boys, Girls Slate .(luPoiits Linked The western Informant said the ed, T h at of F rance is the key England's brllljant runner? . But It was Kathy who answered. called in the roll, the ".vlelded” delegates will be .housed on the I one. Eisenhower and Churchill Broun waa their friend ^ d it . (Cot tinned fruui Page One) A—The running of the four- "Why don't you ysll m e^’ she to State Central Committeeman North Campus and occupy Hart piped from a nearby ledge, S » had w-as over Broun they quarreled.'" Eight local students are attend minute mile in 3:59.4, William DeHan of Manchester, PASQUALE When -Pegler broke with Broun, To FHA Scandal ford and New London dormitories. been sleeping In a crevice when ing Boys And. Girls State at the With the rebels reported last Laurel Girla State will be hoyaed who personally, announced the vote PIZZA and GRINDER e uras Reynolds took Broun's side. After night some 70 miles from the Q In golf what does the word Van Dell called from only a few for each town delegation a pro University of Connecticut this In the New Haven and Fairfield 1 ^ ' Burop— 1.1.11,. .pp(o,.i,, ,c f,;.?. ’ £L feel away. ' Broun died ,of pneum onia in 1939, week. Associate Justice Raymond capital and moving on it, the bat (Coatinoed from Page One) "stymied" mean? cedure Informal convention com SHOP dormitories. Mi.as Barbara Wallett I „ complex questions.” Hardly, dnriiig to believe It Reynolda said in a book review E. Baldwin officially opened the tie fo'i- Guatemala was expected of Waranoke Road will aet’Ve-as I This western source said It was' To Keen Tronna in / ■ A—A situation wherein the ment regarded a* an unusual 888 Center St. Tel. M1-9-83S7 that Broun could get no rest in rniild be, the thll lurhberman for you annual assembly last night. . here to end within 48 hours. The the Alley Park Housing Corp. and one of the councilora for Girls I hoped Swedert would _be the Euro-j FurtherhTore. they remind‘d the ball nearer , u v. the hole Ilea In the sample of organizational ta'cticA hit last days for brooding over • Those attending include 'Virginia Cominunists,' backed by hastily the 77th Road Realty Corp.. both S tate, " a.aked; "Are you Katliy?” We Specialize In pesn neutral. Sweden, however, French government that both th. ***" P>*>- "Yea.” she replied with a tiny a$2J00 DOWN — 2 YEARS TO PAY a Pegler attack. Hanley and Joan Ayer, sponsored armed and trained labor groups, of Bayside. Total cash investment, Mrs. Harold F. Burdette of New haa Joined with Switzerland to ’ United SUtes and Britain • Pizza • Grinders he said, w as $8,000. have ; smile, "and I’m 'I'red." SIGNER STUDENTS . Prlma-Donna Writers by the American Legion Aujtlltary; were expected to try to keep up 'York, national president of Ameri complain *about obstructive tactics giveo assurances they Will retain I Q y^hat la the oldest exi.4ting It was this, said Pegler'a law So Van Dell carried . Kathy, • ‘Spaghetti * RavioH if you are *'not quite” a perfect A or B cup Salvatore Squatrlto, Ah red L'Es- the fight, however. McKenna told the committee: can Legion AuJdliaries, .has been of (Czechoslovakia and Poland In armed forces in Europe so lonr as ** city In the Western Heml- Half of the .56 signers of the yer. Charles. Henry, that provoked perance aijd Kenneth Irish, spon After completion of the p'ro- invited to be present at the dedica- e similar, commission now operat chrttering about ii»r experiences Italian Sauce To Take Out See Maneuver necessaiy. . “ sphere founded by white men? r.ll”the way, half a mile back to a Declaration of Independence were Pegler'a column on Reynolda. He sored by ■ Dilworth-Cornell-Quey ■ i Diplomats in Ws.'hlngton specu Jects, the principals withdrew s flon of the first church to be con ing in 'Korea and misht turn down The French have been afraid „ ^ —Ciudad T. iijillo, bominiran college bred: 16. had "clasaicar' . . . If you need, a little niore filling here told the jury that in taking on road where a California highway Open 9 M. to 1 A. M. BARSTOW^S Post 102. A m erican Legion; Jam es substantial portion of tie (1428,- structed In Germany tn the Wood lated that the Army takeover was the Invitation. In this event, R that once Germany was rearmed Republic, founded In 1496 and patrol car wa* waiting with her educations; Iwo were Instructed Pegler, Reynolds had just "over Ham .and John I-eander, sponsored a maneuvier to give the military a 5O0) windfall as ‘advances to af- en Church Crti.sade, and will fly wall aald. an effort would be made* the United States and Brjt.in ! ^“‘"’cly .Santo Domingo. entirely by tutorti: and 16 had very ■r Dally PHONE MI.9-7234 and there • • • here are the bras for you I by the Kiwanis Club, and Geoffrby fiiistes'. Ninety per cent of the to Europe for the ceremony. Mrs. stepfather, Stewart C n ndall of chance.to negotiate the best terms to persuadeBr.i.Brie Norway Nnr«^-.v to accept .hthe . wo)ild pull oiit snd leavc France ' ------C upertino. little learning. Gibbs, sponsored by the Lions Club'. it could from Castillo Armas and stock of the mortgagor corpora Burdette was the originator of the job. Slone with a revived, powerful and i. Q "'hirh is the only state to Objects of the fesaions are to tion ""es owned by the ' Queens ^ Crusade, $.’10,000 for which has al- Kathy was rushed to search Becaujc they you oul — so beautifully S»w It Two Ways his rebel forces. traditional foe. i have a Greek motto? headquarters, where a ^ doctor fill so naturally acquaint students wjth the funda Valley CJorp. And all of the stock ready been raised for two churches, brooiicfodi. wUb e*esNefte* In Tegucigalpa, capital of neigh "It is mir cdqvlctlon ” the two A- California. , Her motto Is from Stead Air Force Base near —^hcre arc the very bra* for you who are "not quite” an mentals of government. boring Honduras, U. S. Ambassa In (this) corporaion waa owned by and nearly auflicient fiinda have ^ fworqvtiaHg bociu GtoHig rMidens of England. ! already been collected for a' third men stated, "that further delay I , "I have found Reno waa waiting. Aside from a dor Whiting Willauer said the in the entry into force of the' A or R cup. Artfully padded with light foam rubber^ loDport Iind«r tb« ho8L church. AboutTown bruised eye, and a chipped tooth, r n change looked to film like "a McKenna said these i"British EDC and Bonn treaties would ^ —What I* a piebald animal? plus not having eaten for more 32Alo 38t; 85.00 maneirver to get themselves into a subjects discovered that ilistribu- While Congress ha* not given A—One of different colors, es coliccaled *o carefully neh yqu ean't see it— these hr** Down In The Meadow final approval'of the change in _^Holy Family ...Mothers’ , Circle .damage the solidarity of the At than a day and a half, Kathy Waa position where it will not be an tlon of the windfalls -In form of lantic nations. pecially black and U'hite. declared all right. dividends would subject them to the ’’Pledge of Allegiance to the w’ftttiold it* childrens' picnic Wed brajig vou up lo your fulf i;u(tr^asurcments with a com- unconditional surrender." “We wish to reaffirm that the But'to make sure, *n Air Force Although the military operations hesVy British takes’." Flag”, with the inaertion of the nesday at 10 a. m. at Martin Fjeld, Q — Where does Mocha ooffee word*. "Under God." immediately East Hartford. In case of rain the program for, European unity in- smhulance look Kathy a'nd her plet(;lv natural looL. 'fbry mold, hold and subtly endovf appeared rapidly . drawing to an Pointing this out to the FHA, Come from,? mother to Carson-City, Nev., for McKenna said, the.se stockholders following "one nation," the pledge outing will be held the following apired by France of which the Embarrassment • • * or Privacy? you with youngi alluring curve*.-No need .for you to end. foreign observers here pre- EDC ia the only ohe element so A — Mocha is a small, grayish- a more/thorough cheeky Kathy "requested FHA to apprbve a plan In Ita hew form ia used at all- day. * ' green bean- from Yemen in Arabia, (l.lcted there would be considerable American Legion and Auxiliary . * , ------• I • promising to peace and' prosperity smiled and waved at everyone. mi** out a moment longeron the glamour of firm, rounded shooting and resistance before the wheneby the withdrawal of the whose port is Mbch*. Kathy disappeared Fiida>"' eve •money would be treated as a re- m eetings, and la also u.sed in Hose and T^adder Co. No. 1 will In Europe, .-contlm.ea, to have our C’oqimunlsts are cleaned out. schbols throughout the nation, hold s drill tomorrow night at firm Bupport.” ’ ' ' ------\ ' • ning. She said she dfank water, conlour*-; (>ime in, be fitted tn .these wonderful Life demppon of p4rt of their atock." Q — Who ia referred to as a , TTiese .observers said th a t w ith He .continued; 6:15 at the hose house on the cor Churchill was scheduled to at from k hole but had,nothing to an end. to air raids and accom "watchdog'' 6f the Tceaaul-y ?’’, eat. ' Bras today! Redeemed -for $S$8,090, ner of Pine " StreelV-aijd Hartford tend a pres.s luncr.e. n.and anawer panying blprkouts. there would he TELLS OF REDSClN U. 8. Road. written question.^ prse,d by newa- A ~ Any congrejisman or sen*-, She "stayed away fror. the river 'i less chiince of wild .shootings, and" "Even though the money had al W aahington, Ju n e 36 (jP«— tor who battles vigorously against and th* snow because my-mamma x«BroMoft#ra of om» ready been distributed, the FHA mcn—hi* only p )b''c statements as a result American ’ properly Franeia- X. P. Crowley, one. of The 'Civil Defense Auxiliary of here asl^e'from-hia parUcIpaS^^ and papa had warnitl rhe hot to •riMargcl pfom eoHe* would be safer.' They forecast a approved this device and $3,380 in nine persons cited for contempt SMFD will have a-drill tonight at' In the tommuniqufs: I*-. O _ •WKWi w.. ^ go near them. brobdetofb wBb sharp clamp-doviTi on Communist atock w as redeem ed fo r $336,000, for refusing to tentify" about 6:30 at the Spruce Street fir* Q — WUSVi waa the size of«the "At njght: I lay down on some In addition, the tranaact'toin was' . Since his a. rivni, he has been s mordtfiYaHa boch... activity throughout Central Amer Communist party connection*, house. All members ere urged to regulation baseball last, changed ?” pine needle*' It "'as awfullycold." undV boii. approved at a time when the today reversed his stand and guest at the White House but will ica. ' * bring their post cards, or drop go to the jdritish Embassy for to , 1872. The standard base It was 34 degrees each night,' Datocbobla Bortoa, 32A >o Most obseivers felt convinced mortgagor'! financial slMemept testified freely before the House them in the nnlall if upable to te ball weighs five to 5'4'riiinres and She added: showed ■ heavy operating -tSS^s un-American .Activities Com- night's stay. (Jfflc'als said his 311. It.f B the more rabid Communists would present. meeting temorrdw morning with measures 9 to 9 ', Inches in "I was never scared." seek revenge for wha* they con and a de'flrit in its surplus ac 'mlttee. Crowley, a 36-year-old circumference. count.'’ Eisenhower would make no change 4 sider- a U. ,S. victory, and that con New Yorker and one-'time I'ni- Sunset Circle of Past Noble An "extra soiirre of profit’’ In- yersity of Michigan student, ap in his planned departure for Otta "lAND OK TWOI siderable bloodr.hed would result. Grands, In view of probabl* un- wa at 3:30 p . m. (EDI*) tomor I n But they believe that the general this case, McKenna, could grow peared voluntarily, and told A.?.r T' favor^Ie weather this evening, row, '-J* ' situation lylll ^ be considerably out of ’(leasehold windfajl.s" If the about his Red activity in New has decided to hold their picnic at A — Yes. The Asiatic portion Is The area around the Diomede eased. FHA Is forced to foreclose the York, Boston and Ana Abor, Following the morning business the Sinai Peninsula. Islands In Bering Strait. Is Ceferred 'b.. the home of Past Noble Grand meeting, Churchill was scheduled . Mass Desertions . loan. Mich. Mr*. Beatrice Manning, 47 Mapl4 to aa '.'the land of twos." It is a to a:ttend a press luncheon and dividing line for two hemispheres, Arbenz' resignation climaxed a He explained the Queen's Valley St., instead of outdoors on ' the answer written que^ions poeed by Q — For how long has the dodo day of mass defections from his Corp. sold out after dlatrlbution of grounds'at Mrs. Ernest A. Cox's been extinct? two continents, two countries, and TRUCE TALK DELAYED newamen. A — Since 1681. two time zones, . • cause by leading cabinet ministers. the regular windfall profit, and home on View Street. This was to"'b*' his only public Army officers and others who fled said the new owners "ar4 having Hanoi, Indochina. June -36 (>P) —Th* French High CfNwnnnd appearance and provide his only to the Salvadorean Embassy in difficulty meeting the loan pa.v- public statementa here aside from Q — What country was once Guatemala City for refuge. m ents.” announced toflay French Unlon- CARR STILL SILENT knowp, as Hibernia? Yietmlnh cense-fire talks have W’aehlngfon, June 28 OPi — his participation In the communi • • Throughout the osy the capital The corporation. McKenna said, que. • I A -^ Ireland. Scholars believe was tense, its streets empty and originally leased the "raw land” beert postponed until Tucadny. Fmnri* P. Carr would neither The two sidea were scheduled to (JhurchiU'a luncheon speech was it to be ■ the name Julius Caesar its stores with their Iron shutters on'’which the two projects were confirm nor deny todny n report gave -the country. * meet today on technical details he will rea^in hla Job ns staff to be filmed and. recorded' for re closed as the populace stayed in-' built to the two building corpora of • poaaible Indochina armis broadcast lateEby some network- doors and listened intently to their tions under 99-year leaaes. director for the Senate Penan- — W hy are certain atones on" . I ;. radios.' • tice. The terse announcement ,nent Snbeommtttee on Inveotl- television and rtulio.jBtatlons, 8 1 1 6 McKenna aald that if the FHA gave no Hinson for the laat- The program called for (Jhurch- Mount Carmel called "Stone Mel 3 4 y n . Anti-United States riactiun should have to foreclose the- ioaji gatlon*. He said he would Mve ill. to ■ay,.goodbye at the White o n s"? ?''• • mlnute delay. no comment - Until Sen, Mc 5 9 7 2 spread through the city during the now, "It will have to pay nearfy House Immediately before going A — The tradition is that Elijah You can make two adorable day as the Oomhiuidst-doininated $633,000” for the land. ’The land Carthy (R-Wla). returns from a to the press lunch, .to move into,the saw q peasant carrying melons, dresses with this pattern for tots The lush green o i the foliage and labor unions sent their members was bought, he continued, ^ lo r vnenttoa. and asked for one. Tlje man said rich browns of the ntare. and colt , MOUNTAIN CLAIMS TWO British Embassy for an overnight lmbarra$$m«nt unlimited! ,There you are YCur extension telephone costs only 75c a month —with tiny sleeves, or none de circUng through the city in jeeps, $384,000 tn 1946. New Delhi, June 28 (>P)—Two stay and to take off for k flying they were not melon* but stones, pending on the occasion. make thlp panel a distinctive .shouting "go home Yanks." They Expoeed by White Houee KKLAHSIE IN HOSPITAL find Elijah instantly converted forced to make a semi-public appearance be plus tax.after the installation charge of $2.50 ne«dla-{>aiiitlng which you’ll enjoy members of an Italian Hlmniay- visit with Canadian government Pattern No. 8118 is-In sires 3, also fired several shots. liie housing scandals, ,firs( na expedition died after becom Now York, June officials at Ottawa 'Tuesday af them Into atones, cause ah important telephone call came through little enough when you realize what that extra 8- 8. 8. 7. 8 years. Size 4, l yard embroidering in raay-to-do stitches. U. S. families kept close to their aired by the White House on peror Hallo SeJnaaie of Ethiopia ^ Pattern No. 5972 contain* hot- ing the first men this year to ternoon. each of checked and eyelet fabric homes, but the sentiment appeared April 12, have already brought the entered „ Harkneos Pavliiofi of Q Did Irish’ stew originate In at just the wrong moment. Yet you can-avoid phone ■will mean in comfort, protection ai^d con- iron tranafer, mateilal require- conquer the mighty 2IA99-rooi Loudon Press Reacts In 39 or 45-inch. to subside after Arbenz' broadcazt ouster of a dozen or more of- mount Api,.the Italiaa embassy; .Uolumtila-Preobyterhu mMlIenI -■In London, meanwhile, gll but Ireland? menta, atitch illuatrationa and color laal night; Later Diaz told news 'C e n te r today fUr w h at .w a s both’the rt^Sh and. the blush next time’. Just have .venience. Order , yours by .calling the telephone Fotr thia pattern, send 30c in chart. ficlala: most of whom held top reported today.-One of the men one of London’s morning news A Ir-i No. I t 'i s unknow n in Ire ' . I *'■ : ' CQjna. your name, address, size de- men he would protect U. 8. inter- jobs -In the FHA,- one part of died of exhaustion In the arms termed, a- ‘'raufiae medical papers told their readers today land.^ ' ■ ah extension telephone installed upstairs. ’business office!today. Senda 26c m Ooina, your name, esta. j’. ' H H fA . * 1 cbeckuip.’' , , aired,'and the pattern number to addrara and
PAGE SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, JUNE 28, 1954 JIANCHESTER EVENING'HERALD, MANCHESTERj CONN.. MONDAY, JLNE 28. 19.54 FACE SEVEN fany Etaphaiu. 59, nationally Road and in East Windsor Hill. the commlttM U Edward Kuehn- Story.” "Chlld'a Book of Bird*.” ^vas ' JW to a, and it was a vote push tha\ record-b?(»8ker8 along, Ellington Wapping streets to be opened On the 40 acre entire area on the east side of known columniat andr Women's Sunday marked the opening of the plot. The streets will be named. Route 5 from business to indua- Following are books recentl/’ "Chilli’s Book of Dogs," "King of ikanrl^patpr Katherine Giblin ------ratifying the' newly drafted CSiar- and never Waone.* page editor for tha Washington Contemporary Homes and agents Laurel,' Birch. Brian and Oak. trial. added to Sadd Memorial Library, the Wind.' "Snow Boot,” "Blazer, ter of the United Nations. 'This Perhaps he has him.self eval Skywatch Schedule Piiiiiey Rd. Oasli Times Herald. Born In Mlnneapo- Several Housing reported that hiinderds of couples The model home is open dally If this action is to be taken an Fiction; ‘'Diane,” "Minus .One (the Bear." "Child’s Book of Trees,” £optiitt^ ifm tU i was an unprecedented develop uated acrurately and reallatically. Opens Yarn Shop Ua. Died Sunday, visited the model home and orders and la completely furnished. open hearing will be held. Corpse," "Apache Kill,” "Thf *nd "(Jhlld's Book of Flowers.” Dartmouth, Maaa. — Theodors have been taken for 10 homes. Zone rhangr Join Forres Royal Box.’~ ‘P rarie V engeance,” ; ------^ ment in American history, it But we're Afraid, from now on^ Rcgiilts ill Arrest A. Morde, 43, diplomat, television Sections Planned KBRASo^railJnjW CO.f INC. Tuesday, June 29 • Present plana call for 74 homes A Eone change from business to The UnitedtVforkers of the Firat "Roi'ket To laina,” "White Or-’ Manchester Even|n|{ H. raM seemed to mark the end of Isola that we'll have a seAtimental en Your Yearn Shop, Manchestar’a news and news film producer, ex to be built in an area off Kelly ^ ^ 1 3 BlM-ill Sirert Mldnlght-19 a.m ...... Thomas Wilda w-^-- - first downtown shop devoted to industrial has been granted by the Gongregatlonat CTiurch have voted chid.” "Boowant Junction.” "The ; Wapping correspondent, Mrs, An- M«nch£iti'r. Conn tionism. Tt seemed to pledge this try in every new record try, and 2 A.m.-4 a.m ...... Volunteers Needed. f Ellington, June 28 —(Special)— plorer and war correspondent. Wapping, June 28—(Special l— Road. The houses already approved Planning and"(Zoning Commission to join fhTces with the building Spider King,” and "The Song of i nIe Collins, telephone 3IItehelt THOMAS r . J^BROUSON. yarns and knitting supplies ex Died Saturday. WALTER R. FERGUSON nation not only to the 'promotion be waiting, wistfully, for the ’sup 4 a.m.-6 a.m ...... N. Alfred Collins. , 1 State' Policeman Joseph Koss of 'The Town Planning and Zoning | by ^the town wHl be constructed for the tract of land on the, west fund committee and to turn over Ruth.” Non-flctlon; "Mamie Doqd | s-4419. PubUnhor* clusively, opened today at 50 Cot Chicago — Ina Bourakaya, 67, Commission has revealed that th'6 on lots 100 feet l^y 200 feet. Fea of the ideals embodied In the Unit posedly impossible Ihoment when 6 a.m.-9 a.m...... ‘.VnlunteVrs Needed. tage St. The new buiineee is being the. Stafford Springs Barracks ar side of Route Ti where Ufilltiea In all pnKeeds fropt its fair in Eisenhower." "The Conquest of' Founded Octobor 1, 1831 rested Gerald Scholls, 20. of En one time star of the Ruaaian, Met housing development now uflder tures include a full cellar, artesian the gallery suddenly yell.s: 9 a.m.-Noon ...... Volunteers Needed. operated by lias K atherine M. dustries is erecting a large build October to the committee. Their | Everest.” "The Man Who Never ^ ^ . . E»ory Eronlnc Exc<>
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PAGE EIGHT' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY, JUNE 28, 1954 >. ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY. JUNE 28, 1954 PA6EN1NC "T Schreiber, Thomas Dunbar, George campaign by Dr. H. C. Byrd and msmbera not present at laat punch were served by the Ladies mostly windstorm locally with only Violent Deaths Edwards and Jere Maher. Burial' paving contractor George P. Ma Tobacco Indi^stry Bolton night's meeting. McDermott, when of $t. Maurice who made arrange occasional spatters of rain. Helicopter Crash j Obituary was in the East Cemetery. Local Stocks honey for the top Democratic LEARN BY DOING asked to make a statement this ment! for the lawn party under Personal Mention nomination, the primary stirred AT morning concerning his reaction the direction of ~Mrs. Henry Mr. and Mrs. David Bailey and G E N £ R A L | | s U C I R | 0 Joseph J. Maleral I{iirt by Cancer Kills (^oiiiiiianflerl 1: ■■ CiaotaUoaa Paralabed Bj little apparent interest among the to the principal'.; meve and hia' Sheckley. 1 family returned to town >’eaterday In State Four The funeral of Joaeph J. Mater- voters. * People Petition School Unit "failure to be present a t the meet , Hold Swimming Party after spending a week's vacation RANGES — REFRIGERATORS — WASHERS al of Coventry, who died Wednes CviHira B MIddMhraoli. Im . NEW ENGLAND DeMths 1 p. OB. prtwa Election supervisors predicted ing laat,night said, "I have no Tl^ Methodist Youth Fellow- i at Cape Cod. i New London, June 28 (jF) - 1 day, June 23, was. held Saturday Vfrgiuia Beach. Va., June 28 comment." Leon..Kasaler, son of Mr. . and Comdr. Paul A.'Ortman, 4.5. of] NO SALESMEN—VERY LOW OVERHEAD Over Weekend Baaa Staeka ^ about one-third of the 1,065,180 —The controversy on the effect ship of United M ethodist (Thurch I at 10:30 a. m. at the T. P. Hollor- eligibles would turn out. To Ask Principal to Remain kf ra. Van Zander was reportedly had as its guests yesterday the Mrs. Leon Kasaler of Williams Cape May, N- J., a native of thta OPEN 8 to 9—SATURDAY 8 to 5 Arttur Louia Gallagher an Funeral Home, 175 Center St. Bid Asksd of tobacco on health is one of the First NaUonai Bank An even smaller | showing was TECHNICAL INSTITUTE -ri- on her way to California and MYF of the Willlmantic Methodist Road, underwent, surgery at Hart-f r.'fv. was killed instantly Satur- ; ALL DAY SUNDAY 8 to 8 • (OMtbiiMd tram Om ) Arthur Louis Gallagher, of 34 A requiem Mass followed at 11 two most serious problems facing naturally could not be contacted. ford Hospital oh" Friday. He ia re- ^ day morning when a Coast Guard ] of Manchester .... . 34 88 expected on the Republican side, the tobacco''industry, Fred Roy ENROLL NOW FOR Bolton, June 28 —‘ (Special) — ,__w. « i. v ... . j . u Church. A swimming party. was Bis Trade-In Allowances—No Cash Down Bunce Dr., died early this morning a. m. In St. James' Church. The ...... : h>g she felt he "inserted the news- The greatest volume of com enjoyed at Bolton Lake until the ported to (>e doing well but ex-' It icopter crimed tn waters he- ] at the Manchester Memorial Hos Rev. Philip Blaney of St. Thomas' Hartford National where Gov. Theodore R. McKeldln ster of Henderson, N. C., told the DAY OR EVENING CLASS motion to present a petition to pap«r article" leading to last Fre^l A. Glorchlno. 70. a furniture - Bank and Tru.it .. . 31 33 sought renomination to a second, mentary from the floor last night group was driven by rain, back to pecta to remain In the hospital for n Labrador and North Green- i pital after a long illness. He had Seminary was celebrant. Mrs. Bright Belt Warehouse Assn, here the Board of Education requesting night's meeting. She alno told the seemed to come from the pro- aifothei^week. dernier, suddenly lurched off the Hartford Conn. Trust 88 93 term in a state where his party is today. the chiu'ch where games were en land. been a reihident of this town for Jane MaccarOne presided at the RADIO.. aECTRONIGS - - TELEVISION that It ask Gabriel Reuben to re-, townspeople he had submittsd a 1 hlxhway Sunday and plowed into Manchester Trust ' '0 0 — ■ outnumbered 2-1 by the Demo ReuWn people. joyed. ne mishap occurred In a rou- ' BRUNNER'S « tree in the Rowayton section. the past &3 years. He was a . re organ and was soloist. Rev. Edgar' Royster, president of the asilb- Its TRUMBULL RT.. HARTFORD—TEL. CHapel 7-1680 main ss principal of the Elemen-1of resignation lart October Philip G. Dooley presented the 5lancheater Evening Herald ^1- tine flight off the cutter West Acraaa From Garrtty’a—Next To Vittner's tired silk printer for Cheney Farrell read the committal serv Phoenix Stste Bank crats. ciation, listed the other niajor They were entertained at the Gio^ino. president of the Ster- and Trust ...... 77 84 "The OOP-, campaigii had pro CONNECncUTS OLDEST ELECTRONICS SCHOOL tary School received resounding which was subsequently With'; .{^tion ^ endorsing Reqben’a ad- home of Mr. and Mrs. Michael lon rnrreapondrnl. .Mrs. Dhria Wind, aboard which Commander^ ROCKVILLE ROAD. TALCOTTVILLE—M I-M IU Brothers. ice at l>e grave In St. James' problem as expansion of export ■ > and aa'jted that Ortman waa executive officer.' Itnr FHirniture Co., died a short Fire InanraaM Companies duced, few fireworks as McKeldin markets. support from' a majority of the drawn. —|i>mnlatration Goldsnider of South Roa- for a P ’ltalla. telephone .MI-S-5543. while later in Norwalk HosplUl. He was a member of the Center Cemetery. ' more than 100 citizens who packed connection with this resigns- measures to taken to retain hla Also k*,lled In the crash waa LleuL I , The bearers were Louis Damato. Aetna Fire ...... , 64 67 practically, ignored his three op "While no conclusive scientific cook-out. The Rev. and Mrs, Congregational Church, Manches National Fire . 82
P A G E T E N ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, QONN^ MOjNDAY, JUNE ^1954 •/ V - : l \ n c h e s t e r e v e n i n g h e r a l d . M a n c h e s t e r , c o n n , M o n d a y , j u n ^ lj28, i 9 »4 PAGE ELEVEN TOONERVILLB FOLKS BY FONTAINE FOX FUNNY BUSINESS BY HERSHBK>^GER d a i l y CROSSWORD PUZZLE . Mrs.' Hyland Talker of Jonathan died, but for the assassin, a student WOOD— u a o W H A T —#16 Columbia Trumbull Highway will leave on Sarajevo Assassin named Gavrilo Priheip. h/' I Answer to Previouf PunIe Sunday for a three week stay at Wins Scholarship Sense and- Nonsense W D K O — 1160 Daily Radio WOTH— 1416 Princip, 20 years old when he W e t W o r d s ^ u n u a l n a c i U L j a u ■ .1 , , ■ Camp .Joslin in C^arlcton, Mass. W M N D —640 Dartmouth Man Hoiiore
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* ‘Ze V.‘ N. With on automatic.water heater, you ( O m C M l B O Y your master plumber, electric always have water that is really hot, CAPTAIN EASY Ypu’re Expected' BY I.ESLIE TURNER t,.. FRECKLES AND HIS jPRlENDS Livermore Raids BY MERRILL C. BLOSSBR* for oil purpo^s. W WAS PMAK^Y. I... AH.YE*', WB ^ DRESS OXFORD appliance dealer, or - ^ I'P LIKE TO CALL MV WERE TOLO VOU M o w Jb FIND o u r 6ReATSCOTr/ »40wJ SYNPICAT&ANP RBPORI (WCHTSHOW ' IF YOU DOMt 1 WHAT IMGPeOieNtB Exonc CAN ONe 6 E ff btiittotiit There's ho remembering to turn it on, •AY TIWELV ESCAPE AAIND.I'M MY COMPenttPR FBAMUr Eunim ; TAKING MAS ORBAMBD Rigid SpecifiCRtiOR of till FRONl THUGS, AF.TBR OVERB^MMilr no waiting, no family race for ^ths A WEEK OF TERROR'. IWlS WITH UR FOR MIS E T I M E S AAEf GASTRONOMIC. Boy Scouts of America to get 'em while they're hot. ■V SPECIAL/ A An automatic water heater is one invest ment, and not a large one, which no family ever regrets. '
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■y EARL W. YOST Paquette, Cole Trackman Dies Action Starts Wrestles Gypsy Joe Tuesday • Bblt^ Stewart Gain Top Spot by July 4 Sports Editor 4) STANDINGS In Farm League F ct. 1 W L P cL MONDAY T compared to the one* of the ' And Morhardt 111 ICO Playoff Tsfikees . ,8S6 Fairfield M arliet...... T 2 .777 coat. It was the Giants' 21at vic single gave Pittsburgh a 4-3 vicr Mailman Chet Morgan ambles “good old days" when we were Red Sox . .6261 American Legiofi ....;s 4 .S5S F iTT Y ankee* will engagre the »ec- tory in their last 25 games and tory after the Cincinnati Reds had up Biaarll StreeD snd cries out youngsters. .Fight on teevee is a .• On Hit Sprees Dodgiers . .376• M eriafty Rrothera ....4 5 .444 w»frinR a bitter battle to Bajn WaghlnBton Senator* the' Cubs’ 10th straight defeat. that he Isn't worriedi,about either good one although favorite (and 51 Runs Gross Plate Winner to G(Pl $2,500 CSrdinals .ll(l I Mancheater Auto Parta 2 t 323 • « • i won the opener 9-0 behlnd-'^IJorky flr*t place by the Fourth of July e l , “**■ Yankee the Yankees or the P.ed Sox . . Joe my cholcel Danny Nardico‘wa.sn't In A. L. Doubl^hearler; At Wethersfield Club — the d*te that tradition ha* “‘""'“ni. THE DOIMJER.S Eitl'ALED a Valentine's five-hit pitching. Owen*, former Tylllght League able to answer the bell for the Win numb(;r two went into ^the Willie Lange and F#d ,D
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Hooachold Goods ' 51 Aototoobiles for Sale 4 Motorcycles— Bicycle Roofing— Siding ' 16 ^elp Wanted— Female 35 Articles For Sale 45 Household Goods 51 Household Goods l l Wanted To Rent 68 Houses For Sale 72 Suburban For Sate 75 ,T DOUGLAS wlU aell you a RAT'S ROOFTNG Co. BuUt up HANDWOVEN RUGS, embroidery SO U b XiAPLE bedstead and coil WANTED—Five or six room rant, JARVIS REAfLTY CO. BOLTON HnJLSIDB, 6 room ^U t Adenauer Sees CUSTOMER CAN’T USE spring—other places in maple. WedcKngs CliiMfitd ate model car as low aa |1«S TRICYCLE, 20" wheel. In good roofs, gutter work, roof, chimney REGISTERED Nurse, trained at RICH FARM LOAM. $3 a yard de 1 HAVE BEEN HOLDING J and crochet dollies, 60c, Print prafarably in 8th School District. . BETTER HOMEIS level home, large living room, 24IAY SPECIAL down. We do not ask you to take condition. XII. 9-0380. repaira. Free eatimates. Ray tendant and nurse's aide. Apply aprons, $1. Handkerbhtefs, SOc, Walnut dining room set, mixroip, John Mere, 4$ Woodland 8L Tel. d i a l Xa-374112 fireplace, Youngstown kitchen, livered. Call XU. 3-5301. IN MY WAREHOUSE ruga, miacellaneous. xn. 8-5^. a loan from a bank or finance Hagenow. XII. 9-3214. Ray Jack- Laurel Manor, 91 Chestnut St. MI. SINCE JANUARY Holders, 10c. Towels SOc, Centers, '-XO. 9-1934. dishwashar, hot water heat, at- Pro-U.S.PoUey Tuesday, Wedaesday company to complete your ^down son. Xn. 8-8835. 9-2334. 98c. Bibs, SOr. 36” squares, 7Sc. The Jarvis Realty Co. otfars foi* Uched garage, amesite drive, H^Mrg-Bakcr MvirtiNiiients Business Services Offered 13 3 ROOMS FURNITURE b a r g a in s in uaed appliance*. LOCAL TEACHER desires 3 . S __ . , /• Oa This payment PoolUvely only fits MULTI-COLOR large efghan, all Many other items. Mrs; ESliott, 78 your careful consideration better large lot, tree*. Carlton W.-Hutch- A1 RaboUt And Appliances Term* and trades. James A. room apartment. 3 adults only. home' values exclusivity ours lin Backed in Vote Mrs. Berth* Wirtalla. ot S3 CLASSIFIED ADVT. down buya a 1949 car, S198 buya a XIANCHE8TER T.V. Service, radio wool. C«ll JA. 8-1530. Henry, XO. 3-7833. ina. xa. 9-5132, $-4994. aa« Elaetrtltad 198i), |39S buys a 1953. No addition Roofing 16-A Help wanted— Male 36 WHICH IS A LITTLE Woods Appliances, 868 Center St. PKona xa. 9-3339. XIanchester. Ridge llt.,'aAnounc*a the marriage DEPT. HOURS and T.V. epecialists since 1934.- FILL FOR SALE now. Delivered SCRATCHED FROM . WHITE TABLE and four chairs, MI. 9-1918. VERNON CENTER Heighta-Naar- al alM notes or loans. We guaran $13,500—6 EDISON ROAD. Im (Coattaoed froos Page Om ) of her daughter. Mrs. Evelyn House service call 83.50. '^MI. ROOFING— Spedalisliig In rspait-’ UNIVERSAL Lightning Rods, Inc.', ori-loaded on your truck. Tel. XU. MOVING AROUND kitchen cabinet. 835. Call after ly new aeven room Cape Cod, aitu- Baker, to Erie Hedberg of Hart 8:15 A. M. to 4:80 P. M. tee to sell under the above terms 9-6600 or XU. 3-4607. ■d a v e n p o r t , bed epring and mat- Boainesa Fo>perty For Sale 70 maculate 6 room Cape Cod home. with notes a* low as ftO monthly. tng roofa of aU'kfnds. Also new 31 Walnut St., Hartford. Conn., 9-7408. Includes 5:30 p.m. MI. 3-7598, White aluminum siding. Complete ated on large lot, delightful aubor- ford. The ceremony was performed SINGER roofs. Guttsr work. Chimneys wanta experience^ men for direct BLOND BEDROOM treaa, electric waahe;. Old-faah- agreed that the election showed Good credit la our only require COMPLETE REPAIRS by Stuart loned hall rack. Xa. 8-7062. BUILDING, Ideal for professional ly tiled bath. Oversized garage, ban atmosphere ■> with, aweeping by Pastor Erie Brandt of the Oon- COPY CLOSING TIME cleaned, repaired, 36 years* sx> selling of a fast moving specialty ■WINDOW Screens, like new, with UVING ROOM SUITE WESTINGHQUSE Sealed unit re ■view. Fine home diatrict; four this: ment. Douglas Motors, S33 Main. R. Wolcott on wringer and auto- .men, spec* for two office suites. paved driveway. Lot expertly land Adenauer'* party retained Ua cordia Lutheran Church Saturday, CONSOLE FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. pertsncSv Fre* estimates. Call item. High commissions—perfect hardware. Some painted. As'torted 5-PC. DINETITE SET frigerator, $20; epiall gas stoves,: a n t iq u e s , Vaaea,' marble top - bedrooms. living room, fireplace, June 1$. maUc washing machines, vacuum sizes, xa. 3-4836. $15 and $5. MI. 3-8609. Three Urge rooms each, also lor scaped with shade and fruit trees. position as the strongest political MON. THRU FRI. 1941-1940, OLDER Chevrolets, cleaners, motors, small appti- Howiey. Manchester Mitchell ''fit for storm window, siding or In •PhiJeo" Elec. Refrigerator’’ cheat of drawer*,, marble buat, two tenemenU up. A1 location, Oil heat. Short walk to school, open stairway, tile bath, large Hedberg ia formcriy of Cran Fords, other good tflinsportation. 3-536I. sulation salesmen. force in the nation’a biggest state. Mce*. Welding. 180 Main Street, U. S. OIL BURNER with controls. "Caloric" Comb. Range Victorian Empire mirrors, braes zoned for buaineaa. Building in ex transportation - and shopping. kitchen. Delco hot water system, ston. R. I. The couple will raalda ;.50 10:30 A. M. Good credit enables us to accept "Maytag" Washer TWO 9 X 12 RUGS with pads, also oil burner, aluminum combination But it failed in Its aim of winning ^ o n e xa 9-6678. Inquire 30 Foster Street or MI. white Bengal rombinktion oil . pieces, teakwood carved ~atand cellent condiUon. Steam end hot $13,700—45 WEDGEWOOD at 79 Ridge St. SATURDAY 9 A. M. IS down. Douglas Motors,.333 Main WANTED— Part time substitute "Emerson" Television 'and other items. Mr. Quigley, 81 screens, storm sash, awnings, side an absolute majority as It did in rural carrier. Address Inquiries to 9-3021. gas stove. Xn. 3-6t77. ' water beat. Large parking lot: DRIVE. Owner moving out of tow-n the federal parliament in 1953: 8T6n e , b r i c k , fireplace and ce- Heating— Plumbitig 17 "Hoover" Vacuum ■ Mill St., Manchester, $35,000. Carlton W . Hutchins. X a . porch. We iimte comparison and 1947 CHEVROLET 4-door. 1946 Louis, R.D. No. 3, Manchester, 'and anxious to aell thia 6 room The fact that Adenauer retained OOMFLETE rO V M OOOPCKATION WTLX, ment work. Cal] XO. 9-5451 or XO. OSCILUOSCOPE, $25. Also lawn "Mohawk" Axmlnlster Rugs RARE OLD ENGUSH wine cabi 9-5133, 9-4694. Cape Cod home. 4 years old. Hot inspection. Only 913.800. Goodehild Ford 3-door, 1948 Plymouth sedan, 3-6042. LENNOX FURNACES and warm Conn. XfOVING SOUTH. Few pieces left • Realty Cto., Realtors. Manchester the hard core of his support in ' PORTABLE $S4Afl ■B AmtEOlATEO air heating. Earl Van Camp. XO. mower, $5. Floor Ump, $4. Call . Linoleum, Tables, Cabinets, net with marble slab inset. Excel water oil heat. Fireplace. Many 1947 Buick convertible. 19S0 Ford Three piece gray Kroehler section xa. 3-7925 or 9-0796. this election should jielp him re Electrified aad Recon- 3-door, Douglas Motors, 333 Main. 9-5844. EARN TO $1500 monthly. Thou- MI. 3-5232. Pictures and a few other Items lent condition. Must be seeiVto be built-in features. Excellent GI The COMPLETE Hand and power lawn AN HONEST PERSON appreciated. Curtin, VernoiT^en- al sofa, rug 9% X 11, WMtinghouae Farma and Land For Sate 71 gain the political initiative after { Btnirt4d:' Complete with Dial MI-3-5121 mower sales and service. Motors sanda Jobs open. U.S., Africa, Eu mortgage avsilable. GUARANTEED Plumbing and FLAGSTONE. Stone for walls, Who’s Going Housekeeping ter Heights, Vernon. Rockyilloi 12" T.V., .walnut kneehoie desk a *errie* of setbacks In the for- i * New Motor a New WE NEED ROOM! tuned ar overhauled. Pickup and rope, S. America, etc. All trades, and chair, bureau with mirror, $14,700—65 WEAVER ROAD. 6 Real Estate For Ekchange 76 heating.' Jobbing and new work. labor, drivers, office workers, en bouse fronts, fireplaces, etc. Bol TO GUARANTEE 5-9241. EASTERN CONNECTICUT— (Spe eign policy fleid. The 78-year-old i Doctor Says Ptuga * New W I r I a g Complete Clearance delivery service. Glbeon'a Garage. ton Notch Quarry M’ . 9-0617. Curtin, Vernon Clenter Heights, cial) 7 year old CSipe Codj plaster room ranch, ceramic tiled bath. Chancellor ha.s been having a rug Joseph Skeltey. Xa. 9-3014. gineers, execs, etc. Many bene XlOhlTHLY PAYMENTS- Radiant oil heat. Aluminum com SWAP: IP YOU have a Cape Cod o New Multi-Speed Foot $100 And Up XU. 3-5013. Vernon. Rockville 5-9241. finish,' full cement basement, ar ged time even with his own coali Control. * FREE Sewlag Lost and Pound fits, fare paid if hired. For free WARDROBE TRUNK with brass $22.17 bination, windows and screens. At or amali home you would like to 1947 Kaiser 4-Door—Like new. FOR YOUR PLUMBING Information write Dept, 6R, Na CAN HAVE ALL COLDSPOT .Refrigerator. Excel tesian well, Lacka bath and cen trade In towards the purchase of tion aupporters.' OPCRA’nON AND PROPER las true ttoas. WIRING INSTALLATION of all corners. Excellent condition. Rea lent condition, $25. Tel. XH. 9-3856. tral heat. Approximately 100 tached garage. Close by gram- POUND—2 fellow* who will wax, 1949 Chevrolet Convertible—Noth types. No Job too small. Pater tional Employment Inform. Serv., sonably priced. MI. 3-5814. Free Storage Until Wanted. Musical Instruments 53 a new 6 room Colonial located In In recent weeks Adenauer ha* C.ARE WILL BENEFIT HARE acre#, pond, long frontage tar )mar school and bus line. See ua LIP CHILD. .25 EASY TUESDAY woab end clean out your car tor ing cleaner. Pantaluk. 40 Foster atrset. Phone and HEATING PROBLEMS 1035 Broad, Newark, N. J, , Free Delivery for a no down' payment mortgage Manchester; hot water oil heat; had to deal with a rising clamor BROWN AND Tan wool fare rug, road. Outbuilding*. Reduced to By tloW IN P. JORDAN, M. D. * 1 a week TERMS WEDNESDAY only IS. For aervice telephone Ml. 1949 Kaiser—Good transportatlnn. Mitchell 9-7303. WINTER SEAL.1 of Connecticut Free Set'Up By Our Own p ia n o t u n in g and voicing. 0>m If you are s qualified veteran. ceramic tile bathroom', with demanding - that' the Allies give JjQBS ON SHIPS. High pay. Great $20, One droplesf table, $10. PI. $13,000. Several other exccptionel West. Ggrman full sovereignty at Written for NEA Sen-Ice > t o m . 1951 Ford V-8 Station Wagon— CALL aluminum combination storm win Reliable Men 2-6178. plete rebuilding, repairing, reetyl colored bath fixtures; fireplace, 5-Yr. Guarantee Just reconditioned. Lakes - Ocean. Experience unnec Ing. Keys recovered. 24 hour aerv- buys dairy, poultry terms. Wellea large kitchen with plenty of cabi once. Instead of-waiting fnr rati A good many successful and RUBBISH AND Ashes removed. dows and doors. Guaranteed Good NO PAYMENTS TO BANKS Agency, Coventry. PI. 3-S973. j a Rv i s r e a l t y CO. PHONE LOST—PASS BOOK No. 6391. 1951 Kaiser 4-Door—New motor. General cleaning of attics, cellars WILLARD B. DICKENSON essary. Stamped self-addressed Housekeeping. Manchester repre OR FINANCE COMPANIES ire. All work guaranteed. The 654 Center Street, Manchester net space. Call The Johnson Build fication of the European Defense prominent people were bom with For FREE HOME Notice ia hereby given that Paae A dream boat. and yards. Call M and M Rubbish envelope brings reply. Ship Oppor sentative. M. J. Granfield XU. See It Day or -Night Piano Shop of Manchester; Phones Call Xn-3-4112 ing Company, 963 Main Street, xa. Community (EDC) a* provided in a split upper lip or a gap in the tunities, Waseca 202B, Minn. DEMONSTRATION Book No. 0391, iaaued by the 8av> 1982 Chevrolet 4-Door—Very, very removal. XU. 9-9757. MI-3-7632 9-6758. Phone Me 'immediately N o t ic e MI. 9-9329, 9-8074. Houses For Sale 72 3-7426. Evenings M l, 9-0018. the Allied-West German peace con structure at the roof of the JA t-0911 Inga Department of the Flrot Na e a s t s id e —Seven room Cape tract. . No Obligation to Yon nice. ACTUAL JOBS Open in U. S., So. Hartford CH-7-0358 mouth. *nie former condition 1* tional Bank of Mancheater has 1982 Henry .T 6 Dt Luxe Club ANTIQUES1 Retlnlahed:Retlnlahed. RRepairing ^ After 7 P. M. CH-6-4690 INVITATION TO BIDDERS UPRIGHT PIANO, in good condi Cod. Bath, plus lavatory.’^ Youngs The Chancellor told the voters' he called harelip and the )at,ter cleft Moving— ^Trucking Am., Europe. To $15,000; Travel tion. , Reasonable for quick sale. Wanted— Real Estate 77 11 PARK STn HTPDi been loot and application has been Coupe—A peach. done on an>iny furniture, ‘rleman, Boats and Accessories 46 A—L --B -E -R —T—’—S WEST .SIDE town . kitchen, aluminum storm believed the Germans should be palate. . The two often occur to made to aaid bonk for payment of 189 South Xtaln St. Phone XQ. Storage 20 paid. Write only Employment In Proposed Coventry Grammar MI. 9-8865. windows, fireplace, garage, ames 1953 Mercury Sport Coupe—Merc- formation Center, Room 063, 316 THE NEW Johnson outboard 43-45 Allyn St., Hartford READY BUYERS waitin|:. For im given sovereignty in the near gether. A STORES CorRcr Main RRi Park the amount on depoeit. cmatlc. Low mileage. 3-5643. An older home in an ea- ite drive. 90’ lot, Shade trees, only future, but he refused to waver The fact that so many have 1 MANCHESTER — Package DeUv- School. Coventry, Conn. mediate action list your proparty Stuart St., Boston. motors are in. 3, 5'4, 10 and 25 ATTENTION l
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S in E E N MONDAY, JUNE 28, 1954 Average, Daily Net Press Run Far Mm Week Bndod ■ 'ThsWsMflm#^ Jaae2S.lt54 Those reviving those awards Eileen. Moriarty Honor Student Prizes Awarded were: Slrawberi^ Sales About Town ] Moyer Family First year pins, Wayns McNabb. 11,125 Fartty elaafiy. aaal'"i*al^f Guest at Showers At Sunday School Gerald Paige, Kay Rask, Barbara Amount to $1,973 w«rf. GARDEN Meenber *f the Andtt ■Sper 5Sa Wa*wa*yr. Oalr . A aon w »« bom Friday to Mr. -Hurt in Crash Rosk. Bareaa 'at Cirealatten ■ a Ntti* w im e r. n g li smut S8i 1 ■iid Mra. Ralph Carlaon of 45 Hifh '6 ______Second year pins, John Taicott, Manche$ter-^A CUy of ViUage Charm S t A the St. rnincis HoepltaL Mies Eileen Moriarty o f 47 Tan Closing exercises for this season Rosemary Taicott, Sandra Whee- Ths Manchester- Auction Mart ner St., has been honored with of activity were held during the WALL? • 'itaiii-i, 'Cwo Young Sons Taken lock, Joyce Crawford. Unda Whee- reported sales totalling $1,973.76 Nomlnatlbn of offlcen will take three pre-nuptial showers within Sunday School hour at the Coven lock, John Keeney, Donald Cltll- yesterday for 183 1-3 24-quart VOL. LXXIII, NO. 235 (Claaelfied Advertlsfaig e« Page 14) MANCHESTER, CONN„ TUESDAY, JUNE 29, 1954 the past two months. She will be ant Congregational Church at 9:45 cratea of atrawberi ies. The high '(SIXTEEN PAGES) pRi(s FITS cim a '1 ace tonight at thie meeting of To Hartford Hospital; ders, Charlotte Keeney. .if'f lantoaomoh Tribe No. 68, Im married Aug. 7 at St. Bridget'S' a.m. yesterday. The program con Third year pins, Erla Wheelock, was $12.60, low $8.35 and an aver proved Order of Redmen, at 8Church' to John Vallee of Long sisted of ‘Singing by the entire age of $10.79 per crate. — ...... ■' e Beach, Calif. ■ * . In Satisfactory Shape Richard. Youngstrom, N ancy o'clock In Tinker Hall. Report* school, recltatlo.i of memorised Youngatroro. Susan Venecia. Doug The auction, operated by the The first shower, a kitchen one, Bible verses by some of the stu Manchester Fruit and Vegetable Highway Bridge Hit by Floodwaters pertaining to the memberihlp The two young sons of Dr. and las Mahon, Donald Nelson, Doreen drlVe miut be In tonight. A aocial was given by her sister-in-law. dents for which awards were given, growers Assn., is open six days a Mrs. Edward Moriarty, of 31 Fin Mrs. Winfield Moyer, of 342 Main Crawford, George Irwin. week with Saturday as the off day. hour will follow the buatneM meet and of a brief object lesson on T Fourth year j>lns, John, Kup- ley St. Miss Moriarty opened her St., who suffered head injuries "Influence" given by the pastor, ing. when the family car waa involved chunos, Peggy Beaucage, Irene Army Pfc. Herbert W. Hamp many glfta while seated near a the Rev. K. F.jnar Rask. The large watering can decorated In in a freak accident on Center Kupchunos, Hope Childers. ton, son of Mr. arid Mr*. Herbert school will reconvene, on Rally Day, Fifth year pins, James and Linda RUBBISH and ASHES mint green and yellow. Street yesterday, were reported in Sept. 12, it waa announced by Hampton of 106 Farm Dr., par St. Margaret Mary Mothers’ Cir satisfactory condition at Hartford Venezia. REMOVED ticipated Saturday in the 37th Superintendent Kenneth Nelson. Sixth year pins, Ffed Venezia. cle, of which Miss MOriartv’s Hospital today. Vocal sbloB were sung by two of General Cleaning of Cellar*, birthday celebraUon of hi* unit, mother i» a member, gave a mia- The doctor and his wife, who also Seventh year pins, Jack Wal- Yards and Attic* the ^rd Infantry DivUion’a Signal the gtrlSTTom the Primary Depart rath, Susan Brown, Linnea Watts. REASONABLE RATES cellaneoua shower for the bride- had been Injured in the accident, ment, Rosemary Taicott and Susan s« Alt NATIONAL Go. in Korea. Hampton entered elect June 13. It was held at the were discharged from Manchester Eighth year pins, Renee John Also Landscaping the Army in January 1963 and Venecia. Highlight of the mom- son, Burton Johnson, Terrj' Swen 1 s t f o r a home of Mrs, Jack Wilson, of 140 Memorial Hospital today after ing'a program was the awarding of Ca^l M * M—MI-9-9757 completed baalc traiiUng at In- Woodland St. She opened her gifts belng admitted with cuts and son, Geral.d Swenson., ..dlantown. Pa. perfect attendance prizes, a beau NOMEIMPROVEMEDI In front of a fire place decorated bruises. The covple's three-year- tiful Sunday School pin to which with white wedding bells and old daughter, Suzan, waa reported LOAN A daughter wa* bom Saturday peonies. A fruit salad supper was a wreath and yearly bars are added badly shaken up, but did not re-; for years of perfect atttendance. Foy Aar capoif*, oddlfrons^ end at the Muhlenberg Hoepltal in served after the gifts were opened. Patricia Ann Burke quire hospitalixation. Plalnfleld, N. J., to Mr. and Mr*. Last night Ml** Moriarty was Offlclala at Hartford Hospital ranovoffOM EASM.Y wM • Jame* B. Duke. Duke i* the eon honored with a personal shower of Mr*. Jamea Duke of 2 Stephen Misa Patricia Ann Burke, said nine-month-old Paul Moyer fWST Natrona/ Hama Asks for Try at Living'with Russia' at the home of her aunt. Mrs. Les suffered a concussion and a poa- State Dept. St. , , .____ ■ daughter of Mr..and Mrs. William ImprovttmM Lotm, lie Knox, of 140 Woodside St. The H. Buike, Jr., Lawrence, Mass., sible frictured skull. They said his hostess was Mrs. Jerry Gallagher, . Airman Second Clas* Raymond formerly of Manchester, was four-year-old brother. David, was BINGO who Is the bride-to-be’s cousin.. Sfarkwcather, eon od Mr. and Mr*. graduated from St. Mary'a High iufferlng'from a fractured akull. Cleared on Many relatlvca from Hartford, Police said the Moyers' car, FIRST 1. Raymond Starkweather of 193 Wethersfield, and this town at School, that city, as third honor fllR-COIlDITIOnillC ELKS CARRIAGE HOUSE Woodbrldge S t. ha* returned to student in acliolastic standing. headed east onjpenter Street about ROCKVILLE . ■ NATIONAL RANK tended. The honored guest sat be 'p.m. yesterday, ran off the road, bla baae at Tyndall Air Force Ba*e, neath two large whiter wedding She was an honor graducte frbm 6 OF MANCHESTER St. James' Parochial School here hit a utility pole and then was Reds in UN As Junta Headea^. ^'Fta., after epending 20 days at his bells while opening her gifts. A "THE FRIENDLY BANK** home. He had a* hi* guest Airman buffet supper followed. in 1950 and will enter Regis Col strutk in the rear by a car that Third Clas* Joseph Tucker of lege, Weston, Mass., this fall. had been following behind it. The EVERY TUESDAY NIGHT Mexico City, June 29 (/P)—^'A diplomatic aource in Guatfl* MANCHESTER > (XlLtSHE! Omaha, Keb. driver of the other car, Joseph ^ WILLIAMS ^ STER New York, June 29 (;P)— A mala City reported toda.v that arrangements were being com CJjE^ijrECTICCT^ This bridge, on Mightvay 90 spaaalng a creek about $5 miles south of Langtry, Texha, shows the Noyer, of New Bedford, llass., did • OIL SERVICE • Free Transportation by Silver Lane Bus .special federal grand jury to p le te for a cease-fire in Guatemala. The cease-firt w o i^ not require-treatment. effects left on It by-floodwaters which are raging through area on Texna-Mexioo border. (AP Wire- day cleared the U. S. State Recital Preseiilecl 341 BROAD STREET Leaving Orange Hall at 7 P. M. MiMif* Fteiaat •i88StT photo), - provide an amnesty for political prisoners excepting known 1 0 1 TU C K ER Court Cases Patrolman Emajmei Motola was INSURANCE C08M8ATI0N Dept, of charges made by a Communlata. 't- - — ' . • i — reported this riorning continuing TEL. Ml-9-4548^ previous grand jury that it TTila report came a few hours, . . ' Blew Dig. CO. At South Church his investigation of the accident. after Guatemala got its third g ov -T R ¥ ______T Judge 4ohn S. G.'Rottner im had given a clean bill of Itiielniiaa In*.—Endowments posed four- fines in a short session Police today also reported a ernment in three days. A new ¥ J L ^ B U . S 6 U J E H l x ReHremsnt Ins. * Accident In*. of town court this morning. minor accident Saturday involving WaU Street health to many of the worst junta headed by an .anti-Commu- Herteags Ina^-Ufe Insoraao* Willard St. Peter, ,28, of Hart A appreciative audience of par a car driven by Raymond Perotti, Thousands Fleeing security risks among Ameri nlat displaced ' the' government T E L MI-9-S833 ford, was fined $21 for violation ents and friends attended the first 28, of 26 Drive F, and a truck can employes at the,^United formed by Col. Carlos Enrique of the rules of ths rqfid. He was in a series of four recitals given operated by Joseph Vargas, 49, of Nations. Diaz Sunday night. Olax. in turn, arrested June IS on the Wilbur by the piano pupils of Frederic E. Taunton, Mass. Recovering had taken over from the pro-Com- For S tr u ts Cross Parkway by State Police, Werner and Paul A. Chetelat, Patrolman Joseph Sartor, who The grand jury, which investi munist President Jacobo Arbenz who originally charged him with local instructors, yesterday after investigated, said the truck struck July Fabric Sale 64-ft, Texas Crest gated alleged Communlist infiltra Guzman. . speeding. , noon in the chapel of the South Perott's car in the rear as both After Drop tion into the United Nations, con On Asia Aid A fine of $12 was imposed on Methodist Church. The room was vehicles were traveling east on vened Jsn. 6, 19.13. It succeeded ANTI-RED IN CONTROL The Heat’s On! Harry J. Gadsen, 30, o f Andover, decorated with palms and flowers. E. Center Street near Foster. Laredo, Tex., .June 29 (IP)— Police in this storied border another grand jury which, in s re San Salvador, El Salvador, A varied program of 30 numbera city hurriedly evacuated residents of low areas today in the port made, in December 1952, Solimene Is Trading Wild for operating a motor vehicle with Sartor said damage to both ve New.York.'Jijne 29 )—A June 29 iP)—The Guatemalan Wfiahington. June 29 (IP h - out a.licenae. was presented. hicles was slight, and no arrests (IP : face of the Rio Grande’s greatest floqd. Police said an ex charged.there had been shortcom Radio announced today a new aelling wave rocked the stock ings in the State Dept; in the han The House Foreign A ita in Up To $500 On Any Ronald A. Pearl, 22. of 114 Tonight another group of stu were maide. pected 64-ftH)t crest would send flood waters boiling into the junta headed by an anti-bommu- Woodland Bt.,i paid a $6 fine for dents will give a program at 8:15 market today, bringing losses dling of inquiries from the U.N. niat haa displaced the one formed Committee today adopted a busines.s section of this city of r ...... —'------secretariat regarding the siiitabil- Pre-War Car , failure to stop for a stop sign. at the same place. of two points and more in nearly 52,000 personsr by Col. carlo.* Enrique Dias on proposal cutting off special Those who participated In yes It.v o f . U.S. citizens employed bv Elmer Poole. 64, of no certain some issues, but a subsequent Across the steadily-rising, ram U.N. Sunday night. southeast Asia foreign aid address, was fined $10 on a charge terday's recital were Penelope I, ALL SLIMMER Col. Elfego H. Monson, who rt- paging boundary river the twin Of intoxication. He w a s' arrested Sousa, Ronald S. Henry, Perse recovery movement brought Today’s report was handed np funds from shy nation join Mexican city of Nuevo Laredo June Haver to Judge Edward A. Conger, who signed A the Guatemala's Interior on Valley Street Skturday by Pat phone H. Kainbas, Carol Ann NOTICE. prices up from their low.s. abandoned attempts to ssndbag minister in .1950 after being cen ing a ntm-aggresaion pact SOLIMENE, tne. rolman Kenneth Barker. Gryk, Dorothy Ann Willard. Dean praised the groufl highly. . v- Selling became urgent shortly the levee. Workmen started mov .. Refill' to Earlier Report sured by Congress for cracking with the Asian (Tommuniata. A $10 bond was forfeited by Misa Cosma, Avis A. Swallow, Robert after the second hour began and ing everything possible. Including down on the Reds, waa announced Rep. Vqrya (R-Ohio). th* span- Dodge cmd Ptymeuth J. Cote, Bonnie R. Moore, Judy THE OFFICE OF M arried to The report said that many wit Dallaa K. Pitcher, 28, of Hartford, the ticker fell behind in recording the population, to higher ground. nesses and considerable document-^ as the new leader. aor, said th* purpose U to prev«Bt Diroet Factory Dooltr charged with failure, to stop for a Ann Foster, Carolyn M. Mahoney, transactions. The tape soon clear Police exp«<'ted the wsters to (Private advices received in creaUoR of a For Eaotani Loconw Victor I. Zubor, Dorothy I. Sousa, FABRICS ary evidence had been examined. stop sign. ed, however, and some stocks DR. J. A. SEGAL envelop the already-closed Inter Then, refering to the earlier New York said Monson't junta pact, as proppsm] by BriUMi retf Gary W. Ballk^, Linda J. Wiecek, moved t5 the upside, ’ ' national Bridge at any moment. . was ready to negotiate a settle eignSecretory AnUioriy Edan. Germaine C. Aubin, Phyllis I. diiPont Off Nine Points MaeMurray grand jury report, issued in the WILL BE CLOSED Death Totals Vary ' final days of President Truman's ment with anti-C^mmufiiat rebels Weolfl Block 199 ■ O H s a Marks, Robert W.' "Henry, Antoni duPonj.^a feature yesterday with led by Col. Carlos'Oastiilo Armas. Th* prcHfKMMl, to bo offarod laUr SIGN Sadlak, Jr., John F. Perry, Earle a rise of Is 14 points, was a target Thousands of people on both *s<|ministratlon, the grand jury FROM- Djai, Calif.. June 29 (Ah—June said: These advices said Monaon dis today as an ameodmoat to (ho ctir- G. Bldwell, Jr., Linda J. Peterson, for profit-taking today. At one time sides of the U. S.-Mexico boundary British Prime Minister W'Inston Churchill, speaking at a luncheon fled to the hills. Nearly 100 miles Haver and Fred MaeMurray last “Dur Investigation disciosed placed Dias in a coiip. announcad ront foraign aid bUI, provides “ It I Uok forTliisSigRtf I AdYDrtising Anthony K. Sheppard, Marilyn L. it was down 9 points but later trad o f combined press associations in WoshlHgtoa, June 28. mokes a plea Is the sense of Cofigrosa” that noo* at Greatly north of the Rio Grande, in the night achieved their g6al—a quiet that, while certain allegations political amnesty for all anti-Reds, Taylor. Roger, W. Dougan. Wil JULY 1 TO AUGUST 1 ed off S'4. of 900 million doUora aom arked ED'S SIGN CO. rich oil-a'nd-cattle country of far wedding after one of the most pub made in the pre.sentnient of Dec. for a “real good try” for peaceful ro-existence with Riiasia to mini and lifted cenaorMtip.j I Ovdiry and Strvict lard "-W..Hflls, Pilvi Nurmis and In early afternoon, scattered plus mize the risk of a eonflirt which would "leave us vtctortous on a heap Member of S-Maa Junta for special aid to aouthaaat Asia I MlfehoU 3-8268 Ormand J. West, Jr, signs appeared in the list. The west Texas, 14 persons were be licised of recent Hollywood ro 2, 1952 reflected ’thie condition pre “ ahall bt used on behalf of govom- lieved dead , after flash -floods mances. — vailing up to that time, the sit of ruins.” He's in the I’.. S. for n. series of talks with Preoident Eie- Monson w'as a member of the 5 V \ motors- and chemicals were mixed, enhower on the world situation. (AP Wtrephoto). msnta 'which ora com m itM by Sdfept through Ozona. Tex. They slipped away from the film uation has been Improved, partly three-man junta which took over 9 but other groups'were mostly low- Sunday from President Jacote treaty to maintain Oommuniat nda ■ *r. ' The Red Cross i'eported' at 5 capital for a double ring, civil by reason of some resignations over any defined UrHtoiy of Apia.’* a. m. (CST) that six Arsons were Arbenz Gusman. Losses of a point or more were ceremony at the pictureaque Ojai and dismissals, and principally be The radio said the other two The SOO millioa qMoiw fund ia confirmed dead and nine were Valley Inn. I \ recorded by Cities Service, Stand cause of the promulgation and op member* of the new junta war* now aormorkad for Iiwloahiaa but ard Oil of California, Union Pacific, missing. This varied slightly from The civil rights, churchmen have eration of two executive orders in the Praoidmt ta giVan autMHty to previous State Dept. of. Public Jose Lula Salazar and Uauric* Bethlehem Steel, Atlantic Coast said, will deprive the actress of 1953," the report said. . Duhoia. used the money aayariier* ka Asia. REG. 6,9c 36" BORDERED COTTON PRINTS Lina and Anaconda. The wide- Safety figures. • the sacraments of the Roman The executive' o.-ders were Is In on amergoncy, th* ftnili O o f Flood stages 5 to 15 feet higher Caatlllo Armas:^ whose antl- AND BATISTES swinging Superior Dll of California ( atholic Church, of which, ah* is a sued by President TVuman. Jan'. Qommuniat forces launched an at caivably also could b* used for th* dropped 31 ^inta to 749 on a single than ever before were expected In 9, 1953. They, called for every British or their Aolaa aUiaa ia REG. 69c 36" RAYON BUTCHER LINEN •ale: the border cltle.s today. But an 'In- tempt to overturn the Arbena gov Malaya. American citizen employed by U. ernment 12 days ago. hod 0 When you buy from w poa - REG. 69c 36" PRINTED PIQUES' Higher stocks included Repub ternatlonal Boundary and Water N. to complete a questionnaire, be Varya said th* coaaaittaa Commission «(IBWC) spokesman, Safe Guts in Arms threatened to keep up their'fight 1 buy with confidence from an lic Steel, General Motor's, CSifys- fingerprinted and investigated bv adopted the maaaur* "by a Ttry REG. 69c 36" FINE QUALITY PRINTED after a plane flight over the river, against the JunU with Diax at .the Hoipoint Dealer.' ler. Consolidated Edison, ' Phelps the FBI or the Civil Service Com substantial voU” just bafora tb* said: he'lm. Our fraacbisc to tell you Hot- COTTONS. Dodge. Allied Chemical. Union mission. Houm began second day conatdar- Carbide. International Paper and ‘‘How much the river will rise Wa.shin8:ton, June 29