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sunpiter of 1926. H e waa m inister M . T e iid a y . a— qr ptm ei of the Second Congregational Afteeeeaii tampenilwv M «M I About Town Church at the time, and now lives ManchesterÂ City of ViUage Charm Heard Along Main "Street in Putnam . ■ AWdUary ôUc« will Traditional Safari tevi an outbif Monday idcht at And on Some of Manchester*g Side Streets, Too The boss says he wants some Dfeapite th e heat, llahC haatar la (FOUBTEEN. PAGES) . MANCMESTEB, CONN., MONDAY, JULY 11, 1955 (CKaalflad A irartiibg m P ag e U ) ' / mCBITVECENTl tha OBttan of Tod Oooddldld at copy for this back page feature on loaded With w ater. B oMob a t d:SO. Thoo« mom- But. tay town officlala, raaidanta . .Right Direction <£of time and a.few rods of space we Saturday, and this la as good a ban wtM care to cotM out oarlier . noticed a younir woman, not satis- place as Xny to relate a few of ahiatildn't take their water |or la tiM altompon aro invited to ^ Judge Wesley Gryk, after a granted. The water . dlalrthutlon- morning in which he saw several fled lo wait a t the curb or Just off the d etails'th e annual softball aow TiM oottMO lo locatod on Kenn^ from it for . the green light, step game betweyh employes of The syatem can handle Juat ap much 54 Petition Dr., the road «|)fioaito the Quarry- vyoung offenders appear in court deipand atone time. After that, iviUlOUL parents, ârdians, or: right in^the path of the oncoming Hergid. - vUte Mathodiat Church, Ju^. poet The big game between the Com the preaaur* atarta to'drop, and all the Bolton Lake Houae. All mem- older members of their families,' cars. This evidently disconcerted a the watah of Niagafa won’t get somewhat exasperated. . driver, for he drove right through posing Room and the Editopial baca a n ur(od to attnd the aum- Kckim took place Mat Wednesday the diahe* waahed or the tub fllled. Ike to Seek mor pracram, ‘•lit/the future," he said. "I the red light, night ' at the Buckland School Fred Thrall, - aaalatant guperin- want to see parents in'eourt with' Another novel sight was a mo- Field, Despite the pre-game mipors.’^’ forcyclist with a puppy in a recep- tehdeftt of the Water Department, . MUe Roberta 8. Dick, daurltter threats, from both aides as to what in a report to General Jdanfiger Re-election o t Mr. and Mm. Mepry Dick, 21 He conttnued, ‘'Parents blame tacle at one side, the final score would be, the offi Richard Martin, aald that; at the Btapbeii Sti, ii attendUig the eix everyone but themselve.s when A few steps further brought us cial reading w ai a 14-14 tie afte r end of June, the condition of three woMU summer school of French their chlldr^ get in trouble ' and- o the fountain in the park where seven complete innings. A sudden reaervoira w aa "vary good.*’ adding, WasRihgtbn, July 11 {IF) at Northampton School for Girls, ChtefHerman O. Schendel Ihe drain ha.s not been working. ( 71 rainstorm in the bottom of the 'They are nearly full at thia time.'' —F'ifty-four Hoijê Republi ' ‘Northampton. Mass: Last year she “ arrertmg officer to 'Ph* cover of the manhole was off eighth Inning prevented the wTilte' But he alio aald that the de c 's today praised President -was a student at Oxford School, Inform minors to have some adult and up rame one of the plumbers. collar workers from scoring a sec partm ent ia. "atilt running the two s to EisenhoweFs record and Hartfofrd. <0 .p p ,.r ond straight success in the annual wella at Charter Oak 'St., one of es- game. urged him to run for re-elec in court. lerday. We . were rather flattered them on a 24-hour baaia, the other Korean War vaterane who are For the. benefit of parents Before the rain.s- came, Jersey ju«t during the day. tion. In response, they got a whoae children might in trou as well a.s surprised when a town.s- Joe Sullivan, who trained for six \ allglble for the bonus are reminded ioilld per- woman inquired if we printed Tlie Today 'Thrall a«Jd that while hearty “thank you’’ and a that appUpation blanks may' be ble in the future, months picking up advertising there is plenty of w ater, th ere ha,ve I T h at* counts arc,I Herald on .Saturdays diiringT uly copy on foot. , emet-ged as the wide noncommittal smile. g cked »y> at the Am»rickn,M0on haps explaii>' A.ugu.st To our. reply "We bejen times when the presaure has *On Uiia third anniversary of his oir.e anytime today. pleased when- ...... -a parent or guardian i «nd game's hero. The portly outfielder dipped very low. Those are the oc sure do she remarked: "I didn't dropped a Te.xas League single In nomination for the presidency, Two Killers Facing exhibits concern over his chatrp s ' casions. usually around dinner ...... Vis.s 'Heard Along'.'' the seventh inning which rescued Eisenhower. received a petition n c . Donald M. SaVino, son of activities. i ___ _ . time, when cars, babies and dishes from the GOP group which said in Often the sentence is lighter B<-, v ' two runs to bring the final score Mr. and Mra. Alexander Balchunso up to 14-alI. get wsshed, and lawns get sprin-. p art: ^ of M StarkweaUier St., io serving kled. "In the atomic age, whe.i one With the 3rd BdtUHo'.i 4th Marine piming^mav” be'^^ \ Work at the new, h!^h school site Each team has its stars. The Compositors had the musclemen in According to’. ThralT# report. faulty decision- could prove disas- Raglment Of the U.S. Marine Porter Reservoir at the end of terous. It is \1tsl tha* our nation / Oorpu AiMkation at. Kaneohe Bay, Rudolpho Heck and Bur-ton Har- ^ When Children are the rapid progress ha., been in no min but the big noises were Herbie June ha^ 36 million gallons of be led by a man of great exper T. H. / feeY unwanted, they | *maIVpast due to the phenomenal Murphy in leftfleld and Scooter w ater. Howard Reservoir 131.6 mil ience iq the international field and Wflthersfield, July 11 (/P)—^The Connecticut Board fh^ in Mother of Two H![»H REPAIR a,s a homemade air conditioning positors purposely passed the slug attend services. .During the services, the. Eisenhowers bowed V selves, we expect things lo go on unit, but we weren't sure. ger In his other trip to the dikh. The convention is from July 10 and the promise ■ whichAcontlnua- North Stonington more ffian five their heads in prayer for the success of Big Four 'summi't confer- tion of his leadership holds for our year* ago. much as they have. At that morhent the night- After seeing Bolduc hit two lo 14 snd many, memebrs of the ' enceii the President w-ill attend- in Geneva; Switzerland, startilig Manchester Ixidge are expected to people and the free world,! He claimed he wa* too drunk to But we wish the new court o(- watchman left the building-that homers, the opposition's outfteld July 18. (AP W lrephoto.) . . Loses Last Bid flclala success with their campaign was getting a hosing down and we stationed itself In the tobacco lot attend. One of the many features most earnestly hope that PresidenT be capable of premeditation. to get parents to pay attention to learned from him that our original across the street, but to no avail. Kt-'.-vrei • of the Grand txxigc Convention Elsenhower will seek re-elec, on." Friend Hete Ufa PTTITTTlumRiT their first responsibility, their chil premi.se was correct. They itili insist the balls Bolduc will be "New I'ears in PhiladeU The signers of the statement Lorain was convicted of tha To Skip Noose Herald Photo phia, " featiiring the famous Mum concluded, with an expre-eion of hitchhike kilting of George Zgier- dren. He told us that the hose did hit had wings. > Karen Allison, seven and a half months old. strippped for action in a c-o>o-I roslume. off uh a practically no good at all. He add mers String Band. The Gram^ confidence th at "u(ion the con-sid- Three formci American GIs, William A. Cowart, Dalton, Ga.. Lewis W. Griggs, Jacksonville, ski, 47. qr Hartford; in Berlin, Unlike liist year when Earl hike around the interior of her home at 9 Short St. Her mother. Mrs. Robert Allison. saliTThe little girl Ball Will be held oh Wednesday, New Unrest Marks eration of all the factors, he will Tex., and Otho G. Bell. Olympia, Wash, left to right are interviewed after crossing the border be 0>nn., piree years ago. London, Jaiy 11 (f>) beautl- Nose for News ed that he also had an electric fan was walking at six and a half months. She strides along as though .ihe is marching, her mother adds. One lltiM pA W ’C Xinewspaper worker learns to Yost's pitching handcuffed the July 13. In convention Hall. not refuse bis country's call.' tween Red China and Hong Kong tJujy 10). 'The Uiree who elected to stay In Red C^na following Zgienki picked up Lorain an’d a fOI, platinum blonde *x-modeI, in the shark, but it waa 'equally Compositors, the. "working men" of three children, all of whom began-walking at early ages, she is laughingly described by her mother as niinnS vff' u keep hU or her eyes open as well ineffectual. The 54 signers are House GOP the Korean war and renounced their American citizenship, were met by British Red Cross represen friend. The friend turned atate'a Ruth Ellis, 28, loat her last chance Kad Bolduc in trouble all night. "just a phenomenal child, that's all. " Mrs. Ailison said she hadn't, given it much thought when the diminu members who were elected when tative and British ofTicial.a who told them the.v were admitted to Hong Kong as "prohibited immi evidence and got life. •a ears. We left the site feeling almost It is only right to mention that tive 15 Ib. toddler started walking so early in life, but friends and neighbors thought it amazing. Karen, today to escape the gallows for .Yesterday within a few moments Peroii^ Church Feud Eisenhower was in 1952 or since grant..." (AP Wirephotd via Hong Kong and Tokyo radlophoto). - Dortch has had three reprieves. murdering her lover. Th* Home as sorr>’ for him as we had been Don Friedman, up from the Four ^who now stands about as high as the average ash tfay stand, weighed 9 pounds, 5 ounces at birth, but is In unsuccessful . appeals Dortch feeling for ourself. about three pounds under the average weight for her age now. She was bom Nov. 22. Karen’s brother that time. They chose Reps. Pet.er Secretary turned down pteaa for Eye League, had all kinds of trou r STATIONERY \ Fi-elinghuysen Jr. of New Jersey. claimed he killed M ra.' Mbaatian, ble trying to catch Bolduc’s of Robert Jr., 4, began getting around on his own two feet"when seven rfionths rfiont old, and her sister, Layne, 2. ^ LEADING BRANDB ^ a friend, while he was drunk. clemency on behalf of th* dlvore* Vacation Bible Sehools began walking at eight months. Bueno.i Air^, Argentina, July 11 (/P)—Argentina’s uneasy Laurence Curtis o r Massachusetts ed mother of two. ferings and many strikeout! found ^ AIRMAIL - NOTEA1' ^ and William H. Avery of Kansas Gov. Abraham A. Ribicoff pre The Vacation Church School the batters reaching second base church-state; truce was jarred yesterday as jxilice and fire sided at the special meeting of the Her execution was flxed for. f movement, started" 30 years ago lo present the second-term peti Ander,.,. Oul fumcoots Exocct B.m. (3 a.m. EST) Wednesday at wrong with playing a musical in- i men routed Catholic riotfers staging their second anti-Peron board today. / by the Protestant Churches of safely. Friedman was released Continental Air Command Head tion to Bsenhower. Holloway Prison, " ’She waa re after the game and immediately slrument in an automobile? Lechaiisse Family quarters al Colorado Springs, | Ârihur Drux StoresJ demonstration in 24 hours. The riot landed 13 policemen and President Silent As Fisciiliowci’i/ ^ Both Lcwaln and Dortch have Manchester following the e.xaihpie Well, it seems the officer ob firemen in /hospitals and b ro u g h t.------taken their cases to the Supreme signed" to her fate. Frtonda yyho ORIGINAl of Hartford churches,- seems to be went on the voluntary .retired list. Colo. The President chuckled hearti 'vlaited her In the priaoa’a dM th He joins Cleve EHIington, Billy jected to the young man playing During his stay in tjie Far | condemnation of the demonstra-^^^^ , , ly as he read the statement, bur Court of Errors. on the wane. The larger churches his accoydian full bla.st while ^Returns to Town Each loat on Ilia appear, and row over the weekend asht ah* which have difficulty in securing Munsie and Bill McGpnigal in this East, Lechaus.se was.awarded the i toia from Santiago Cai-dlnal Vxgx'a/'xg:xt' rm fll'fetlfif'6 the three House members con D efense MAe PrO SeC U tiotl ill U .S. toM them ; . - . class. traveling along the town's main ROK medal, awarded for meritor WEEKENDS-VACATtONS Copello, ailing archbishop of i-r" v J.X../a. |gl,aoaV)0 pounds left a hole in the in j Kimpo Air Force Base in Korea. M. r-«aa« “^ church leader .said today Billy tention to the outstanding accorh- the greatest reluctance. prosecuted- but are ready lo fare The adult waa encouraging the who recenll.v wa.s a U.S. F ar Ea.st- -I>l. R-777T 500.demonstrators milled through It said, no successor had been heard two mercy petltUma on the flring fl&t fhota at him wItR intent churches who have conducted va field which had to be regraded be tadpole to be a good student so he ern Air Force Ba.se Surgeon, plans . The doctor and his family are Middlrlow a Ci. Rxrhaai^ Graham will be invited lo Moacow 'the consequences in order to tell P&W Key Test cation Bible schools this summer fore the game could c'ontlnue. Im rnow staying with friehds in towjx. the Plaza de Ila>x> near the Metro (Contlnued on Page Four) chosen. Ho’Wever, Murray Snyder, what happened to them tame day from two meh convlctad to MU in a flt ot J*fllcawr*fter bd will continue through' the years. could leach the adult to swim. The' to buy a home ia.town, although j politan Oslhedral. , Police, tr.ving In the near future aS’ a .guest of a-sslstant press secreti ry, indicated rA separate murders. Jilted her. movable object meets irresistible youngster gave her a queer look he must report back July 22. His Life with the• Reds: was hell, they Lsvally, the first Vacation School force. Neither man required to disperse the crowd \ ‘e.re stoned. the Evangelical (Jhristlan Baptiat the President would nihke k'Komin- all agreed. Plane Crashes Lorain and Dortch have been Home SecreUiiy^wtlyR Eioyd'* and "I can’t leach you.". family will remain in town after] Defying a p p e a l for -peace and Council of the SovieL Union. ation lo the post before Congress aentenced to die either tonight or George, 'wtio hu/tfae ftnalm y on in Manchester was promoted by emergency medicaL treatment. "W hy n o t?” Captured-In .Korea, they and 20 the Re*. Frederick C.’ Allen in the he repprt.s to a radiological school | P.eron's own call for "pacification." . 'The Rev. J. L. Zhidkov, president adjourns, pofsibly about Aug. 1. within the next’ five days. recommendtnA/^royal demency in Now that the been "I'm top little. I'd have to wail for further training in th at fleld. j lha demonstrators jeere One own- Convertible Troubador ' their swimming exc ursion and had-j I.,echausse plans to stay in the] Will clesa Sundays 6T 1 tor ramaindar of preach the gospel. Knowland (R-Califi introduced In' lion officials turned them over lo hurt'and there wS« no fire or ex SERVICE service. Until he left Korea, he ’ foam and brown-tinted water as | the Senate today with the "full ap Assistant Secretary of Defense Fourteen 'wonve.n hare'.been one owner, C190R Mii.sic lovers ju st don't stand a no opportunity to pick up their police wagons n.shed to the square. Interested in Crusade Gordon Gray. U.S. consular authorities, who said plosion. banged for murder iiii BrKaiii bîc* No. 18«-A. No. 191-A. $1995 clothes. was Vorklng with Gen. Partridge, Previously, the visiting Soviet proval" of President Eisenhower a they appeared to have retained The accident foUowed a blowout House Reôre CALL fhant-e anymore. ' who recently took over at the day during ipaiRths of July and August only. • Moat of the crov,'d fled from the resolution expressing hope captive .There have long been reports the turn of the century-^bot only ' It seems s young Manchester Perhaps the fact that one of Plaza, but some gall ered a few churchmen, headed by Metropoli (hat- Anderson intended to leave their U.S. citizenship and prepared of one of t e tires as the plane two'rince WV>rld War II. tan Pitlrim of Minsk, said they peoples behind the Soviet Iron Cur travel documents permitting their was being braked to a stop. ’5 iO L D S .^ !is :::jr" ’sooLOs.i.r' WILLIAMS man was partying in a neighbor Manchester's flnest had’pokted a blocks away and . marched toward tain'will gain their freedom. the administration. and last The EUla case stirred dObote in ' ' Very low mileage. One ing town recently, and rode- home guard oyer the gannenta in hope the Naval Club Building, singi. g were considering issuing an invita direct return to the United States. Officials of PAtWA said they Slashes^m Aid Radio, heater, hydra- Knowland, GOP floor leader, told month Secretary of Defense Wil Britain over capital punlabmant matic. Low mileage. owner. Radio, hrater, OIL SERVICE in a friend'! convertible after the that someone might come to re the national anthem. F'oiir flr^- tion- to Graham. Thfe M etropolitan son confifTpe'd them, saying An The three" men returned from were unable to coinnient in any .^-especially the hangiiig of woipen \ claim them had something to do the Senate that the resolutioi) was (Jhina without any luggage, al way on the mlahap aa the entire One hydramatlr. Very clran. gala affair. tnicks wece riMhed up to rra tle r said .they had followed Graham's derson intended lo resign in "the Waohip^ton, July U (fl — H ie —^wlth ocorea of leading bocIOIo* with their decision to decamp post the marchers again with water European crusade with much in being sponsored jointly by himself. though Griggs carried a parcel and" project under which/.the new jet owner. $1195 Good 'condition. .•C|M | MI- 9 ^ 5 4 8 Shortly after getting started "•d r . HOWARD .1. Sen. CHementa of Kentucky, the next f ^ months. " H ousg^rted debate today on i No. 700-R. 89W U for home, the J'olfng man took out haste. * ■ aprsys. Police loudspeakers warned terest. Anderson wrote the President an extra pair of shoes. engine is being dcveltêd is d am bill Arith a plea front the adminia (Oontlnoed en ffiege F o m » We ohly wish we had pictiues that more defiance would be acting Democratic leader: Chair ned secret. De l uxe *'98" his mu.slcal instrum ent to play a LOCKWARD’S The Russian Church dignitaries man George (D-Ga) of the Senate that he had arrived at a decision The consulate paid their passage tpAapn to restore sharp cuts im ’53 PONT. few tunes. But a policeman heard of the exoduk from Globe Hollow. dealt with strongly. are visiting Britain as the guest home on the liner President Cleve Wing Tip Hit Runway d by the House Apprtâtiona Very, very clean. ' ilaa 98 U kU O . Convertible We feel they, might have demon THE ARMY AND NAVr Foreign d elatio n s CTommittee, and to' step down- "only liecaUse of p e r RAH., bydramatir, pow the music .and pulled the car over. OFFICK Urged to Keep Peace of the Archbishop of Canterbury, Sen, Wiley of Wisconsin, top-rank sonal (on.sicl.erations.” He did not land. due in Salt Fl’ancisco July 29 It waa reported, however, Oommittee. had the very-' beat of After a few; heated words, the strated onei-way to beat the heat. after a slbp in Japan. A consular after the tire blew out one of The plea waa relayed to Com ' care. A star on the used er steering,, power Anon. Sunday's riot broke out shortly Dr. Geoffrey Fisher. ing Republican on the Foreign Re specify theî. officer told the local man, "Go 17 HAYNES ST: " after priests finished reading from Anderson asked lo be relieved spokesman said they would be "ex- Wing tips struck the nmw*y and mittee Chairman Cannon (D-Mo) c a r lot. 'brakes, lotv mileage and At the news conference in state lations Group. by Harold E. Staasen, the Presi Bulletins hais had only one owner. or. back to Manchester to prac theit pulpits a letter from Cardi ly old Lambelh Palace, official Tê resolution waa offered, "during the first half of August." 'pected to repay the (passage) that th* under part of the No. 200-A. $1695 For thp duration of this tice your nuhsic, and don’t le t me WILL BE^ctoSED nal Copello urging .Catholics to re money a t 's)ich time as they can.” scraped along the ceinept for some dent's w>ecial assistant on' dis home of the Anglican, archbi.shop, Knowland said, "w ith the full Snyder said the resignation arm am ent. from the A!^ Wires see you around here again." frain from provocative acts -which the Russians talked about religion knowledge and approval of the De For the voyage home, the State distance. ’51 OLDS. $1995 week plea.se call Now one might ask, what's Property Ownan! 3 \^ Y 10 THRU might divide "our citizens whose PAW A been iuifig th# plane Cannon’s committee lopped Radio, heater, bydra- EVERY SAT. N IG H T ^ E W TIME 8:(K) P.M. in the Soviet Union. partm ent of State ■I'd F^reeident (OonUnued on Page Two) Department ordered the men re $627,900,0(X) from new cash request- peacefulness and harinony ia our They said the church was quite Eisenhower." stricted to the ship until it docks since about AprdYto flight test the matic, aeat cover., .pe- ’$1 PLY8 . / JULY 24 main aspiration." new YJ-75, laued unofficially at ed by the President to finance th* PIERO B V8. BOBEBTS - 2 N I X Ô-ME ONE.--COMK ALL , free )n Russia now, even though it As proposed, the resolutien in California. program of military and economic clal 2-tone green, low .. Radio, heater, seat rov AD-.t-4:i40 of CH-7-3636 would put the Senate on record as The men all had said they want more than 13:000 pounds thrust. Mliwaukca, ittiy 11 t*V -G M - mileage, One. owners, new . tires, , very (Continued on Page Seven) proclaiming "the hope that the The bigrengine was housed in a aid to non-Oammimist nations for cago'a BUly 'Fleree -waa the sur GENERAL MORTGAGE REFRESHMENTS (Continued on Page Seven) ed to visit wartime haunts in ■the'ctnrent fiacal year. - clean, a swell little DR. I. r.KRSHANOFF peoples who have been subjected Japan. Cowart said he wahted to test be^ôf^the bomb bay of a B145 prise eholoe to start for the No. 310-A: $1195 car. C K O S to the captivity of alien despotisms News Tidbits twin/Engine medium jet bomber. I In a letter to Cannon-and other ABMrioau Leaflw* ag aiaat -Pblla* T V S E R V IC E '"take care of some business" there, Houee leadera. Staasen said the No. 705-R. 8999 LOANS shall again enjoy the right of self 'The , American government ha.4 B-45 would take off under delphla’a BeMa Boberta la to ’50 NRSH "s. determination within a framework Culled from AP Wires wer of its ta'o GQn’yentional committee cut* "will aeriouely morrow’s All-Star gaaoa at MU- Optometri.st Day* M ile A OUI * Np Roflus ' O ur Popliiar Offer Charges Grandstand Play not indicated what is in storee forlor hamper the carrying out of the Radio, heater hydra- OLDS. t“iS:;; "" MghU 82i99 >Iaararta which will’ sustain peace. .." ,Jhe trio, except lo say that they; th engines. Once r.ltitude had been waukee stadlnm. ^ ^ ’53 gained the TJ-75 >yould be lowered President'e mutual' security pro m atlc, vrry* clean and In RAH., hydramatlr, pow TEL. MI 3-Sm '* No Appraisal Fat ONLY! Knowland arose to offer the pro will “be responsible for, any abta good 'Tunning condi posal after Sen. McCarUiy i E- through the bomb bay and the g ram .” er steering, tinted glass, Quick Confidential George B, Teen, ^ 17. .Mlneol they might haver committed (Jannon made the letter public, BACKS BESEBVE BtnUUNO tion. ^ M IC very clean, low mllrsgr, Paint Ihe High - , Wls.i had given notice he intended N. Y., arrested for 'fake shipH 01S--dU)- jilane would then.' fly on YJ-75 W aaM agtoi^ July 11 (A>)—Sm . GOP Chief Hits Ribicoff Doubts Uoiirt-Marfhll power. Stassen said a $420,0100,000 cut No. J4S-A. MH w one owner, has had the Service Places— to speak later on a resolution h4 tress alani), freed on reduced''-d' ball ThunaoDd (D-SC) today baekad was firaposiag. calling for an end : Becaiise sU three ajjd 17 other Following the crack-iip the in military aid prop«>aed by the *C9 PMDVD York- 'heat ot rare. c Xl L ‘COLLECT because of mother's illness. former prisoners oL war still in commltleg "would result in an in- the Elaeahower admialatrattMi'fl 9w U im T O . or Conv. You Paint the Low ASHFORD ‘of diplomatic relations with Ria- Truck operators meet today bomber was towed to the FTatt A No. ISJ-A. $ l.v /at fight ia the Smate for aa ex-' 1$95 sian satellite governmen.ts end rec China have been given dishonorable Whitney's hanger. Extent of the abiUty to fulflii urgent needs in RAH., automntle trana- Painting and Paperhanging On Assembly Free Tolls Hartford's Hotel Ntatler to re discharges, Sec)?etary- of Defense countriei where military require- paaded mlUtary reeenre law 2-Door MUTUAL ognition of free governments-ln- draft term s in attem p t to se|Ltle dam age iiips not known offi(baily mlMion, power stoering. Sedan MI 9-0495 Wilson said las't month "he did not' inenta have been discussed and wMcb would taKdnde compulaBrjr A nice dark blue high ’51 00 D6E Bxile. New England's month-long trtick but It waa presumed to be con tralalug for peacoBoie veteiaaa. A vrry clean ll|tle oar MORTGAGE) E. Davis . -j. Kerin 'Tile Knowlsthd res'olution ob think the three reluming would be siderable. agreed, and where countries have lighted :by whitewall SPECIAL M LAKE RWei’ton. July 11 tiPi—Sen. Theo- .^covering what,he called 'trouble' strike and shutdown. / tried by pburt-martial. taken steps to meet committmenta Thurmond Joiaed Defease De- with plenty of milea'lrft TB 5-4466 MI 9-1805 > H is known that it took RAWA ' tires. Low mllengr and dpre" S.' Ryan at Sharon. Republi I with the law seems designed to viously Was -the administrations A 13-year-old boy a) — 91 U LIIO i Sedan. RAH. tolls for memiieis of 4be legisla Stratford. Conn, but may’-JiJve to aviation circles as the largest, Despite- Staaaen's plea. Rep. w A rU nla Hydramatlr He added: most po\^'erful and fastest of shy Passman (D-La.), floor manager of Tbe Anay baa tati...-aharply Jet black, very gomi Ilydranutic, very clean, CHARCOAL w 2 9 c ture. Slate Sen. Sullivan be cleared by Slate Dept. as/Strat- crtUoal Caagraaaiwwi it baa m "Through his close Connection jet engine to come off the drawing the bill and chairman of a sub rqndltinn. Has had seat one owner, has had the - Last week the GoVernor voiced ford ia in an area restricted for Fishing Boat Blast pfaMs to sc a tte r Its pasta Basra best of rare, drive this 18 LB. BAG AT THIS BEAUTIFOL LAKE strong objection to X provision in with the pemocrat Senate, the Russian nationals. ’ / boards. It's junior counter-part, the committee that drafted.it, said ha rovers since newl Swell' CHARCOAL BRIQUETTES 79e Governor alirely mu.st have known widely la 'this eooatiy aa a pre- rubber. CIMC one today! CTAOK a bill Increasing parkway tolls Dies in Walerbury Gerald A. Fitzgerald. SIX times Kills Norwich Man rautloa agalaat atooHe warftWK No. 140-A. 8 I U 9 9 which would allow free passage of its passage Yet he took no candidate for mayor of New (Continued on Page Seven) (Conttamed ea Page Four) No. 191-A. - # 1 2 9 9 WIZARD CHARCOAL LICHTCR g advantage of an ample opportim-, Rep. BUey (D-8 D) aald tiha Stylellne 39 through’ all toll gates for cars Haven, dies in .Bridgeport’s St. might lavtte a "atalar dtw ter .7 bearing qiecial platet-.which the •ily to have the matter, corrected. Waterbury, July 11 i/Pi — State ■Vincent’s Hospital. . . , Fail River.- Montauk, N Y.. .July 11 iipr A ’51 CHRYS. S ' ’50 CHEY. De Luxe If he felt It needed correction. . Sen. Martin Sullivan (D-Water- RAH., fluid drive, a nice 4-Door, radio, hrater, TEL. Ml 9-089S—Ml 9.9814 FOR FREE DEUVBRY Motor Vehicle Department said to- Mass. man. former mentairpatient, day of pleasure fishing ended in BKCCKEB CONFIBBIBD hardtop with low mile , new .l^nt. Good rubber, ■dav memijera 3tDf Ithe legislature' "Gov. Ribicoff imstead, (-hose lo burV) died in Waterbury Hospital charged .jwith assault afUC barri tragedy yesterday when a 32-foot BulganWs Briefcase. . Wastaiagtoa. 3aly 11 (flv-Tha, will receive during the next 30 remain silent imtii a moment when yesterday, at the age of 50.-■ • cading himself 4n' his home and cabin cruiser exploded and' sank, Seoata Uiday eoullnaed tba age,, and all the extras seat rovers. One own- AT TWO GREAT STORES de.vs. his action might a.ssunie the pro anyone would like. Red threatening to.kill eight policemen killing the owner aemlnatlaa of Wilber M- Bruck- Ribicoff saia the only reason he portion o f a grandstand play. He A five termer in the S e n a t e, with a shotgun “h.d pistol. The Russian Premier goes there next weekend, for and white. MRAC No; 90-B. The luxurious boat, the "Rip er ta ba Seerctary af the Anay. $095 isn’t vetoing the bill is that' he » now trying to deprive other Sullivan played a prominent role Textron Amen'can. Inc,, pur- ples,'' burned fiercely before going the summit conference. And he will not travel light. He No. IS4-X #IV99 De iMxe ‘‘M ” In the recent session o f. the_Oen-. 'lt,aated eu a valoa vale. Preei cannot-^vrto-a-aingle~aectionv -but elected atate-effieiale-of the -same ohaoew the-HemeHbs forp., of Bast dbwn In 140 feet of water off the will carry with him a i ^ t e of problems bearing down - — ’53OL0S. 4-Door * eral Assembly 'and recently was Pine Pharmacy would have to kill the whole bill. privilege that he, as an elected Portcheater, a Company with sales eastern tip of. Long Island, five upon world Corpmunism. Braeber eu daaa 22 ta aucaaad ’WOHCT.SltS. Radio, heater, hydra- He insxrticted his executive aide, official, enjoys on Connecticut appointed to the State Forfeited at $70,000,000 annual level. . . . miles north of Montauk Point «rDoor, RAH., d a r It matte, sp^lal 2-tone RighU Commission. Robert T. Stevaaa, teelgaed, aa John N. Dompaey. to see Jf there I parkways. Situation is northern Laos. Indo Other fishing boat's in the area For weeks William L. Ryan has been studying the Rus eiviltau* chief a t th e Armor. greea, very eleiaa'. 'a e a t tan set off with whiter ^ 864 CENTCR ST.-..OOR. OF ADAMS ia any legal W(iy lo force the legis- 'Taken to the hospital Saturday china. reported quiet today, fol picked up the four men- in the rovers, good rubber. "No stale car, including that of night. Sullivan, died at 7:20 Sun sian press and Russian actions to find out what ia likely wall tires. Very low ialors to pay tolls. the Governor, is presently re lowing appeal from International party, including ,Henry L Plante, Would make a good sec mileage. One owa- day morning. His physician._ Dr. TTPHOmi NEAR OKINAWA ‘ a n d Ryan, in a talk prepared for a quired to. pdy tolls on our park: Armistice Commission for cease 33, of Canterbury- Tpke. Norwich. to be on Bulganin's mind—and how the west chn be pre T ehya, M y 11 (P )-^ T b a ond car. mmOm er« M d A K Choicp Building Sites For Sale luncheon meeting of the Lltch- Reubm. Zucker. said the cause of fire. Conn.- who - was. dead when they pared to listen to hirh; • . No. fl68-A. 8 9 9 9 No. tOA-A. f 1 9 9 9 waya and. bridges..-When members death was an acute complication oif T«hya Oeatral MetaialegiBai Oh« fleld County Republican Women's of the legislature are accorded the Two-year-old. girl apparentiv reached Shore Dr J.ack Muth of aervatasy oaM today tba aMMai organization, called that "a grand a pulmonary disease. kidnapped from her crib last night Eaathnmpton said a preliminary Now the a P news has^Written four articles Otherg Al The Home of Sa.fety Tested Carfi sam e privilege. I am a'ure there Despite .hii illness. Sullivan analyst typhsaa at tba j stand' play." will be little abuse pf it.’"'''"- in Sioux City, Iowa, while her examination showed .Plante may which, in effect, give you a. look in)x> the Briefcase that la Om "" Pine Lenox Pharmacy OriveOut this Weekend^ stuck it oi^ in . the Senate in the pafents watched television in an hav*r died of a heart attack, al He asserted the Governor need "In spite of Gov.’ Ribicoff'a ap Bulganin will carry to Genevi." . . aoithw acd not Have waited until last week peat session. During the Senate other, room, police said.. .World's though he was badly burned too parent efforts to cast a shadow on debate on-a House-approved, Re largest floating radar station to be 299 EAST CENTER STv—COR. OF LENOX to voice his objections to the toll the: pioUv.es of the legislatora, Two’men injured in the abcident ■fhese articles—^“Geneva; "The Crisis of Comm'uniam’*— abaeraatary Manchester Motors .free section of the measure be publican-sponsored bill to cut in- tow-ed to location 110 mile*' *fl w ere Joinea Pedace, 53. of 12.Fow w as ’ lae a t d theK _ remains a conacientioua aurancie company taxes, Sullivqn Cape Cod tomorro'w., .Top • Air start tomorrow in the ' YOUR OLDSMOBILE DEALER cause he must have known about ler Aeva., Norwich, and Robert C. t h M f d l ARTHUR A. KNOFLA nxMip of men and women so nota- remained at the - Capitol and pro Force officials on hand today in' Woodmansee, 52, of 40- Hedge Silver La«e BA, BlAiMhesUr ★ Open Until 9 P. M. I 8oHiSroftOp8iiSiiBdfliT8 wJ!(i«t»8p«iw. _ I it when ;the Senate, controlled by •Wy underpaid that it is r*ther vided the one, vote needed to dC- ...Ilia fellow DemocraU, passed, it. Denver for formal opening, of .New Ave., Norwich. A t' Southampton a S waa travoBag MHbwaabfldi MI 9-64^7 ‘ " ? r SALES AGENT petty to .make such a fuss as the Air Academy in’ temporary loca ^{utri; ater Eurntng ijoeraUk j**nia Covemor'B timing in di*-' Ciovemdr la dping." 8 a apead a< a M U Miba dK; AIR-CONDITIONED (Centiaued ’ T^\ MANCHESTER EVENINQ HERAU), MANCHESTER; CONN^ M6NpAY, JULY 11, 1955 MANCHESTER EVENIN8 HERALD. MANCHESTER. €0NN., MONDAY, JULY U. T95S AndoVer NDI T/O'Vf O Bolton •' - ■"■'•v Aildei’soii Out Oval Ptoductioii' Pa^siiig -Right .LTH EASTWOOD aru^heileritea Opens Otfices Joins Sales Force 0 11 As "Eisenhower Dinner Nets Skoogs m atiSkr iia ilv HE MAKES LENDING A Near prawning Reponed; DtM>r> Open USily liM rvfMXTiMWtP* It* Th«N(|fh| Has Gli^difiiiiiing Causes Accideiii; Perfarmanee 1:44, Ixiuwcnow txSai^wittiMAitnRj DtiHng Stay in California FRIENDLY BUSINESS __ M a ii mi Delete îde Msareea O'Hara • OtneiRaScolte and CMor • Cycle Circus W ill Aid FUnd Aalbaar 4*1bb Walt UUnry's 111 Role An tlaat Hartford man was ar ;'aai pkyalclul Hotel Claim s, ^False A lan^' PntI l^nslb- "MAGNIFICENT rested and Charged with-reCklesa 'ThU it th* ftUndly YES MANagar of th* local. ‘T he- Tei-b, "BrntfUat Fininca Co. H* bollav** that no en* (Cqnffnutd front Pagp Cpe) . Perry'* pciilou* pAregfinstoFS,:.. Late aldeplng on Tuesday mom- driving follpwihg an accident early Andover, July 11 (Spfcciall tt JosSph Carter, chairman of the Magnificent MATADOR" the 1.4 high school Royt ahd two Ing (July S) 'waa the order o l the Ronald Glendenning of Coventry qhould borrow unnacettarily. But wh*h a loan ' Bolton. July 11 (Sp«cUU'-Bol-iaIthouKh the application forma ate / ' " ' »* ' * Matador" "Vahlnhing Slfturday :nlght which happcne(| f^ n u m u o Y was unofficially estimated that a I Chuckfc^**^**f* Skoog Benefit Fund, re- Prairie" PlUB "They Roile Weat"-—TeeK faculty memhera tourtnig the Wasi, day, due to the fact of the late will, play Christopher Isherwooid In when police fSid he tried to pass H to a perton'r advantai*, ho iôvidat felb to n Lake Hotel w M th« »cene yea-1 avallaWe at the offices of some probably will become effecti>T ClBeats*r«|>e •M O M v Mo-QM. Ml Mikl« . / «ors ...111 —-ii.-a i P”fted bn a progr|un of nctivlUes .enter^ fabulous Laa Vjegaa (iw ^ctiviUea bn the previous evening. “ I Am A Camera." opening to a ‘‘Good Humor" truck ort h*r* with th* n**d*d cath. p t Town Clerks in the state, there about Aug. K5. •net piofil of J875 will be 1^**^“ '* i ^hedule*^ by various participating aad Calar \vedL; "Love Me or Leave, Me" liM ttt (aaaiasMR terday afternoon what apparent Sunday, July 3. Expecting to find Sioee breakfast waa out of the rlg(it on W . Middle Tpkei, just weal __ H* inak*« borrowin* a limpla, friandly tr*n*- ly was a near drowning. Henry has been no supply received at hi;> 'liear Bob' i from the dinner held Saturday sve-j S:*4«:ia*;M morrow at the Oval in the .Grove ~Maln Feature Ahvaya First everything shut tightly fdr the aueSUod at 11 a.m., a bruhch af- of Oxford St. action. H* makai loam to amployad man and womait, marriad or Wlnaraki, 40. M Willi ngton St., office. / Jp a ■ fic.-ir Boh" lelljcr : ac TuesMUy-Thursday. In Farmington. The prcxluction will B<>okmobHe.-jroiir Tomorro>V cepting Uv re.,rf 0:1,5 a nt it .WUV for two'or three'wUeks. the gambling house? open, but the After the meal, the boy* yiaited j ton and napkins were -provided • I l; \ 11 ...... local audlehcea who first saw vestigated and estimated damage FINANCE’eO. sarrifue vmi havr^-rtiade in re He la in RoomI 82^ on o the next majority of the other bualneas; Grauman'a Chinese Theater *n d' fullv clothed with >>r >n the section east of the Notch maining Ml voiir po.'il thia^Jong,'' UiioughlUKn theUlP courtesyI tail iL-ay of John Wll *»ii- --- ■ - him as the weakling brother Leo to the shrubs at about $75 and that (BiwiM fm ANaco} , /. th«--- beach, - . _ RHly He. wa* ;“ if„ for r about ahan hour and a ‘half'half and of the New Model Fauindry. | Boor up from Chuckib. Skoog and eatablishmen'ta were also in full; then loured the Beverly Hilla ar*a,! the exception Of ...... Kisenhuwer wxuie... lard in “The Little Foxes,“ a difficulî to Norton's car at $100. • , . 4 . of llAlMtcIlOrtDf t*«*anir'm- *»>by TedfnrdA' icuMuus SitSShinellopea I of'^r— to— . hê■£ w : awing! The traveling boys spent exclaiming at the home of movie'- The truck, d riv ^ by Ignazio Er con«doui and did not require the w>" b* «t laike St shortly A pemiiciat who supported HIs- dramatic interpretation, and next ** ^ after 10:30. From there it will go I>airVr>4U)werrVr>4 1ovver nrrangemenU sôr I visit with Ine other An4over bpy lAYNOND HASSn • JACK PALANCE two And one half hours in Laa atari identified for them by the .Ralqne. 25. Hartfoed.- was 'making m MAIN ST., 2nd FI., O W Woolwerth’t, MANCHESTDI Given Oh C O D Deliveries aervices of the resuacitator. It was enhowfi for Presiilent, Artdersoh in the delightfully amusing role of to Carpenter Rd. li> Brandy St Iho 141^ by Curly's Green- during his stay there. IGOIA DANA-HUB lAffELD Vegaa, and regretted only Uiat the guide maps supplied by .DWight Charles the butler in the Thes a right tiirn at the time'of the col Mltchall 3-415C • Ask for tho YES MANagM’ reported. and on to Rt. S.1 where it will ai- wa.s .appointed Soiiel.iry of the Beanuin Home exigencies of the mir required that Perry, mentiR- of the tour. OPEN THUtSDAY 4VENINCS UNTIl t P.M. The Andover Fire Department hoiise of K.ast HTtatf^d and a cen- pians’ production of "Miranda"^ lision and Was damaged to .the ex nr 19 years wa.a with Mske sute fhsf if h^s charged later today. Donough of the Center, flew from Honor Student COMPtITHT an CO»*OttiO*<»D While the boya were under the Wednesday (July 6) found the Will specialize, in the fields of publicly whether he intends to .Another Event amoral Rally BowlcS.', Johqrna the Sloale Chevrolet Co. in Hart* Details of What led up to the call Bradley Field to Miami. Flayfm Robert Sprenkle, son of Mr. and legal !|Rge for gambling, and so boya InTbsemlte Park, easily the estate planning, life insurance, tax return to. the Waggoner .estate. Friday. July 22. has been select-, Warnecke of .IJrfionville hSs this -ford. He will be glad to nteet and TEL, mtclwl 3-6320 were dlfficuH to ascertain. Thursday. He will be the giipm of Mrs. Howard Sprenkle. was on the could 'not indulge in that paatlme, most linpi'essive spot on the tour counselling and personal finance There has been, some specutailion ed as the date for an evening of part in the Oval version. servexhis’ friends at this new post. OCMala Rehmiii Quiet Mr, and Mrs. Leslie Vaiignan of that he may run for Governor of high excitement and four hours of honor roll for the complete year at they were'able to visit the gam so far. The drive up Tioga Pass management. He will also handle Others in the •'aat are; Cheryl Bepoi^ persisted that Winarski Fort Laud -rdale for the remainder Texas next year. entertainment at Ihe Andover Mt. Hermon Preparatory School. bling saloons and see this hnal was a thrill. With sheer precipices lines of accident and health in Berger of ' Hartford as Fraulein had Jumped in the lake. However, of the month.'The re^m trip will School Field in another benefit to Leave for Mlaaparl ____ remnant of the days of the bid and towering mountains hemming surance, as well, as grouj) cover-, Schneider, the landlady; Dmo Ks CASH IIF..AL O IL H EAT an account of the incident could be made with the Vadghan family, aid Chuckle Skoog. The program Mr. and' Mrs. John F. Bauaota', West. Even - the grocery store .Jhe caravan in on both sides. Drlv- ages. pttsii of. Plainvtlle as Fritz; ' Ina Hoi be obtained first hand since, former residents A t the Center, will begin with a softball game be of Andover Lake Rd., left today 'MANCHESTER " where breakfast food wiu ’’ ing with no guide rail,on, a nar He wasvborn/tn Waterbury and Levine of Hartford as Natalia; ^Lle City. Mont. i/Pi Jii.stice of with the exception of rescue work when they will priake their annual Fisliiiij; Boat Blast tween Ihe Andover Voluhtwr Fire for a two weeks visit wjth their purchased for the morning's tnM row. twisting i-oad. over sheer attended (bbal schools, there. He Florence Mead af Hartford m t the Peat e Herbert Abel was sym* served with the 78th' Infantry 4rs. everyone waa barred from en trip north visit Cbnnecticut Department and the Old Dutch son and daughter-in-law,. Mr. anti i D ttive and the . ga.soline stations Were drops of several thousand feet, ".Mrs. Bowles." 1 Sally's motherT: ! pathetic with Johh Swanson, 68 r e m e m b e r ! 0(/ Heof cosM of /pas) I ' J tcring the grounds. The member of relatives. / Restaurant team from Glaston Mrs. J.ohn Bausola, and their supplied with slot machines for waa a nerv«"w'racking experience Division during World \Var II.,Hnd wa.s shabby and theie were Kills INorwifli Man 4^ and Edward Klewlen of .Meriden as j He -• /(’" 'fian any ofher aufo.’naf/c fue/ This tm the management who said he had Ftêmeji to Meet bury. At 8 p.m. the Meriden Motor grandsons in St. Louis, Mo. ^gambling: for all. especially Gil Hunt, who the , 43rd' Division during’’ the Clive, the expansive. American mil-1 hole.s in hia tennis.sho*.s. made the call to the Fire Depart The f’fre Department will hold cycle Club wall put on its famous They are accompanied by thsir ^:Tlie remainder of Sunday night was driving onfoada of this type Korean Crisis. Avith the rank o f lionairc. Abel fined Swan.son $25 afteu porfonf moving can moke ») eosier io pay oft its regular mid-week drill on Wed- T0NIGHT thru WEDNESDAY first lieutenant. He received i-n A. ment. described it as a “false (Continued from Page One) “ circus " of daring feats and trick daughter. Mrs, Gertrude Prentice, was sp«4L_traveling In an attempt for the first lime. - , _ . _ Y» ' 14 I oeurKcGeorge r.4.E. 4\iun(jisNichols iii.III, a-ssisiantassistant Swanson pleaded guilty to stealing fhe morfgage, or buy things for your home alarm" and insisted there was no nesd^ at tho Firehouse at 7:30 riding. and her daughter. Elizabeth Anne, to rover aa rnuch of the desert, The park provided more animal .B. degree from Brown Vmixji sity. I a 35-cent package o f figs. Swanson news at the beach. p.iU. Hospital today they were reported Two members of the Meriden lO. This will be the sixth year that furnace-hot. as poksible in the cool contacts for the boya; an antlered Providence, R. 1 . 111 1949. He ha-s In Hartford, is directing ibachod into his shabby jeans, , ’V Churrh Tnlt Gohmilttee_ not in serious roiidition. team-. Carl McAllister snd Bill ths Bausolas have visited Missouri. of the evening. Late at ntght,camp stag came to within five feet of been in Ihe insurance\ biiaine.s.s ; Tickets are on sale at the O n- pulled out .1890. paid the, $25 fine j Tlilrd Incident "rtie Executive Cominitlee o'f the I f f e since his return from the service | The heavily-patronised B q l ^ The fourth man, Plante's broth Maddork. will- be at the Andover On their way home, they will ■ was made in the desert, in a'drsoi the cameiaa of the toiir. tcr Travel Agency; and went on his way. ' NORTHERN CONNECTICUT OIL HEAT ASSOCIATION Congregattonal Chert h will meet l.itc iqiol tlial piomlseci privacy. ^ Another deer bftjke up an at in 19.52, qualifying for several pro- | Lake Hotel swimming aresyWss er. Fred.'65, of St. Jerome Quebec, Icield this eveping to make pre stop in Indianapolis at the home of ® a « * i tonight in the parish room at 8 tempt "on .pwight Perry's part to duction and .efirslity s cV v i c e ! the scene of an accidental (hW n- Canada, wa.s un nj^red liminary test? of the area, in order Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Tlnchak, for After a good night's sleep in the o'clock, Tile Coast tluai-d .said thg; ex .desert night, the boys awoke to take a group pirtiire of the entire awards, including liis company's Ing July 3 when a 63-year.r., Arthnr Godfrey to the entire group at the axeju- The ceremony waa followed by perienced and able Senator who Cbaaael M Sew Brltala. Cons. • SSI 'kOMKOV.KOR.VKR aive Westport Surf Club In Playa Edwiri'Maley, pfist district depu- j a reception for the imme«liate fani- served tlie people of Waterbury AIR CONDITIONRO Cbaaael U Waterbary. Ceaa. THK UKOfC "Laaibter l> del Rey, giving the boys an op ly and a member of the New Haven 1 ' / rinp.msSeepe HUif laiaaBel U Holyehe. lt a » . .4 B.,y” portunity to swim In the Pacific Lodge ‘of Elka^made the presenta Thai Interpret The iliea in the Guild Room of. the and the Stale of t'onncidlrut-w^ll.'' Msurrrn O’Hara I Rob Wasarr STARTS WEDNESDAY i SI THOhf: WHfTI.NG GIRLS chtirch, after which the couple left The tliivei nor.' who said. vl'con- Tnnv Oalan I Orbra Pa(et SOI.VK THK CRIMli: on an uncrowded beach, the only tion.,l.4 THKA. IJSi CHINA SSUTH Fourth of July. Gil Hunt led Ed presentation, and were s h o w n I [95 B:Sa-S:.VS I______S:IS______- Tt'.E "(iBnaiaff for Jaatlcr" JOHN B. BURKE The bride was graduated from personal lo.ss.'*. ; CHILDPEN I.SSl rHK WKK KING SHOW Hindle. Win Porter, and ' Dave thrbugly the hospital' after the ‘ WASHERS (M>, OI T WKHT W ITH B IIX iVii TV THKATER Monsoh High School and Becker The Governor said he would at Wrii.l '’lalerruBted Slelady”— .(?1» i NrieK KU’H FI N ciei n Smith into the pounding surf of oerernonies. "ÛNERALHOME "HrII'a Ulaad" i:.‘ p TBA A/nospital public relations staff ' Junior College. Worcester. Mns.s.,' tend Sullivan's funeial v<'hlch will 6:11 (63) CHBIST0PHP:RN 9;S» (22l RORKRT MONTGO.M CRY the Pacific. While the rest of the ' - T E U 5U-3-6868 RANRES aitc( IS a nflfmber o Kappa be held at HI a m. Wednesday at 6:M < HOWDY IMMTDY PRCKENTN: "The Paper bov.s_di,sported in the heated .salt member Informed MrVaigh that 30 j <3S) leAT'-: MATINKK. Hero" water swimming pool of -the club. 87 EAST c e n t e r -8T. Omicron Kappa,; Sorority. The S.S. Peter and Paul Chirrch 1 6:46 <66> U T T L K RASCALS ( S-MI KTHKL A ALBERT bridegroom was gradusted from Sirilivaii is survived hv his ; ■| Yccf i taaCfST $CR£tN ( 6) NTA(ti: 6 — Pea Lynrh and Alan At supper, the boys were the A5IBCLANCE SERVICE Mai Chester High School. Mon.son . widow, the former Mary Shana- 1 —“Tbr Fritr” Rnaer guests of Mr. and Mrs. PARSONS (IR> NKWN AMD WKATHKB 1191 noxi.sr. pb k i.im i.nAries Academy and the tlniversity of ban; a d THILUtHT THFATKB parture for.the EaSl.^-here Pratt j ^ SERVICE my prescription ? Y l. U I ■ ■ a' “Doctor In The House" «;M < R) NPORTNCOPK and'Whitney has li^sferred Mr. | their home in that city. among the 3 6 members of the 1965 j ^ ThKllel> (t») NTeWS A WFATUFR Senate. Sen. William A Ward ( R-I • KITCHEN • Craig. The couple/w-lli - locate in ' (.VS» ni(i rU T l BK A ôver RoAd. Rt. . Bohon Hu .MKK GETS IX>ST Clinton 1 died of a heart attack in : •*E8<'APK TO AND NOW • • • (2t) THIN KVKMNG—V«Hfly 8 ^ ’e.st Hartford. CALL’ . Maltooii. Ill i.'D If the pigeon Eebriiar.v, and was succeeded by | Bt^RMA** R:4f ( 6) WF.ATHFRC'AST < I Mile South of Bolt '' . Robprt Byaa (Ifi.MOVIP; MISRI .M WILLIAMS one pigeon with band number iiauiesl in a special election. Hartwra Staanyrk Ing letter writing, more flre-crack- iUTIOaN . er exploding,>ding. ridingrid the scenic OIL SERVICE "A ll. .52-L.H 33 " and a tag marked la I* it* ( SAS)^SI MMER T R E A T R E - "U a48,'' tlie bird is in tlie hands of n ie green gold, ajmietiiiies used “O rT L A W S "Sane A. a Haller" street ra^way, pla>ing in the (3S) MVSTERV THEATER great Palisades Amusement Park, Mrs. Harlev Snyder. .Ntie fold po in modern-jewelry Ls about the nAVGHTER** ”-JOAN o o u j a i Nichols —‘.'Three'* A Crowd** MI-9 ^ 5 4 8 lice that the pigeon landed in her same composition as ancient eler- K«llv hyaa In c o lo r ' (It) BOXING and, ev-aritually. sleeping. -yard and showed no signs of want Irum 75 ’ per cent gold and 25 mil h’llllam^ Shown Rt 8:10, idIO, 8:85 Suburbanite —Tony Anthony »§. Tony KvCr* F*«a Fier tb^ dohnoon mi y / y ing to leave.. per cent silver. - . $ Kldau* Y^lus \ Recaps lt:W IlSl THE RCGGLES — • (SSl WRESTLING Inyestlgallon showed It was one .<'bHo« br! and Niew c o f 1,800 homing pigeons released “Decision Before Dawn” ^ 122) PLAY OK THE WKER U*ry MejrriU-HUdegarde NeS Broad SL lilt* (IMt-M> NEWS ■- IMldllUdv, for Ihe annual 500-mlle pigeon- Phone ( t ) OOI'GLA.S f LIRRANKS Shoxni at UH5, 8:50, 1:25 PRESENTS: "The Wed-- derby which »tarta (n Maltoon and iSBBBEOM 50-8-4224 We Need ends in Cleveland. . ' (U ) NIg I iTCAF EniTION 1221 FINAL KUmON a 'When yGu need “lome- 1M8 Main SL—TeL jHI-S-4P41 lilt s (It) LATE SHOW —’'Araoa Soaad'' . thing from the drug store,” T o d o y Matinee ‘i p.m. - CalliniT ■ (St) THE LATF, SHOW DONT SPARE THE HORSES and' Evenings (.'nnU ie Stand 1 :ff •< R) eHB. DINTRICT ATTORNRY telephone u* for prompi-| _ All r«r*R«ALY’S rLrBHOCftB-..... ‘ rs5> M T u M d o y From ? p.m. Up And (63) FILM HHORTS I22I8FORTS RO l'NIllT Kiddie* 7:lf (If) SPORTA delivery. And remember ' 7:16 lf-63) JOHN DALY->N>w« 11:1# (lai HEART OF THE CITY Call Ml 9-4595 or t lr S ^ n 1953 ' Cheer! . <221 WEATHER our Emergency Prescrip The true ifory of J. D. ^ To Salute! XEW8' and deliver medicines. brinn; an expert mechanic to chack it for wear and teajr. (U> HALF HOVR FILM (77) Ol'AHOAU VALLEY RANG OVER There's no extra charge! AT2P.M___DOO4SOKN1-.30 ERS J. A. WHITE Whether it needs a complete overhaulinu or just n 7 ttf ( f-77) ^KW S CARAVANx. ROOK few minor adjustment* he’ll give you an estimate on New -Vorker De Luxe Club (fO Af) JteXIl 8 LA ROSA SRDW Sedan. Dark greeii wllhvni- f :ff ( 6) CAESAE PRESENTS: VALUE _ê coat of neêd service (if any). No obligation. ------— Rarbara- Nfcbâ-Cb4t‘-Ra.i rio,. heater and. aulomaiir ter - 4-lOBtEÔMES , (I I ) TV BRADER’S d i g e s t A Cleaif'OiI Burner Can Cut Your Fuel Bill transmiaslon. With beautiful —The Baraa. aad Hia I'ran- ^ COBIPANY green broadcloth u|>iio(stery. -e Ism Rillhis* 81 BUscU SL — MRBcJieater (It) THE VISITOR ^ DELCaHEAT -- 24,150 original rollea. We will I2*-*1> UBKRACE THE 51ARINES” •AS) HALF Horn FILM ^ • Pay Electric '-Bills Here ■ ■ ' ' ■' ’ , . VAMay I KEITH’S, Ills Main St., Manchester f gladly give paaC history of (U ) RVRI4S * AU.RM for chNNi mod c a n M trod* o« 195S NASH' Ihla automobile. . W I T H - (t2) CAFTL'REO Tsnan.v’s DayUaia- Uxlillckla RAMILER . . STATESMAN . . AMIASSADOR • Headquarters For Hallmark OPEN AN ACCOUNT FOR THIS MGSeECIALI ■ I4 m * l 1 ^ • lit (l*-IS>_JiOWABD BARLOW OR- S:M (tt) MATINEE CHEIITBA—Garni: All R.- S:U ( t) ALL STAB BASEBALL Gat our deal fodoy! Tkora's rom bottor! Card*' - ~ , I aedew 50 aenle endhmW pay Ike baleeee 50 <*nn a week. - '| THE BOWERY BOYS qaesl Frasraai Kfirt • We Are'^^Your Rexall Store j BEAUPRE LOVEJOY • BRASSELLE ‘ . ’ PLUS . MltthaN 'I niN.f Naaw...... - • ! Biurn.ronco.iiic CAIHf KUtR- THE FALLOT STUDIO I eilHT Addraw ...... |. / MOTORS, Ihe. ODONNEU • SHARPE 3 STOOGES COMEDY \M i u \ Hill’ 331 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER. COIS4K ^ ^ ...... Zaa*....^Sfa4a...... L..~.. I / ■ 858' Eaat Center Street idtaiM •uiaiaaOTiUBniuM NORTH END a Plud 2ad Big Feature a - . " * AND ' TELEPHONE. Ml M s n Manrheater, Conn. PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHERS "SLEEPING TIGERV \ M ? I. \ ' ^ I) I III • I () - f M 'l 1 I BOLAND MOTORS ROCKVILLt— PHONE TRM271 ~~ Bvenlnga Vntti • P. m T "A Saint Turned Sinner!" 8 -CARTOONS- 8 “YOUR HOMETOWN NASH JDBALER” ) ( I \ r IK I Ml :* viM 369 CENTER ST. (At W nt Center) TEL. MI 3-4079^ PHARMACY 4 DEPOT SQ. Ml 9.45|5' 'WM::' i '- / - . ' '.l MANCHESTER EVEl^tNC HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN^ MONDAY. JULY 1^^1958 BIANCHBSyER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN* M0NDA«’, ,JULY 11, *955 Mrs, Marin Bycis, Wapping; John 2,000 Fighting Kerazas, 2 1S H l^ la n d Bt. Coventry Aiito8 K,ill Boy, Alumni of Trinity Tb* funds war* contributsd by a d m it t e d T o p *.'* . Karl Out- Petition LorainyDortclk M 2,338 graduatoa. and fovmyr atu- ie WUson, Gerinan Gir^riend brod, kli) Kteney. 8t.; lifith Mat- dento who' gava'an avti«f» of Forest. Blazes son, 92 Bigtton .Rd.; Rfchard Mid- Man ill Old Lymo Tpp 0riye Goal more than $30 eocti. Bn, S3 Davop Dr.r'W alter Ducek, Bids to Escape Exedutibn ,GOP Tightens Caucus Rules; ISSMaideSt. e to Seek ' /' ——— Y t fteiiidtetl After Th me Ye^rx Wait Old Lyme, jpiy It j A'16- MarLford—Trinity College . has In Three States BIRTHS S AT U a t AY: A (Coallnaed from Page One) Linne Lodge Setits daiighter to Hr. and Mrs. Canifan good St th e s ta rt. A s we begin to j Limited Choices Seen Out year-old bo.v- .sfitt, a 23,-year-old ^losed the books on the most suc ajr pEOKAPD ZEIDENBeRd Jones. Hartford. build e life we can assume st the 1948. The chair has so far claimed ■ti- r.ion died In separate a’lthmobtle cessful Ahimnl Fund" drive in Its By THF. .\S.SOn.\TED PRESS. ;BIRTH YESTERDAY: A son Re-election history. JT-final reportJ>y national Slale Wednesday At t aim. Sûrday momin(, Ed 8 sta'ri tiiat Ilfs is basically good, f 12 lives. * accidents 200 yards iiart I'n - a More lljan 2.000 smoke-grimed to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Tlppyr and if wt believe that smid'thej Dortch, w'ho la the senior* mem- Ooventry, July 11 (Special) —> .Gatineau to Fritz L; 8nd Mni-y A n fund chairman M elytn^. Title of w ard WUaon of 3» liU ey St.;, iutw (OMttaaiK fraoi Om ) Republican party members in derson, ’-property In Lakeyvo'iil apac^ bf^ nine hours hero ’ester- West Hartford shows alumni/îfts •rt .fighters renewed thel» efforts to- 454 Main St.; a son to Mr. and struggtes ot-r Hfe we will build a i her of death row, has already had • .diw. , ' ...- . , Ltone I d g e No. 72, K nights of thrca yaarp oC fniatiutlqn end iM Mrs. Phillip StiUi.-an. 9 Eknerson ^ t l s r Ufa than If we believe th at cMl-xHe had been ached- town in ah attempt to'create more Heights; Sylvester J. ar.d June O'l: totalling $70,815 in the aeafdemic jday to control' blazes roaring -Benjamin Cowen, iS, of this .Pythioo,, will hold its regular a mMintain <)f r«d tapa'jMnquercd.' St.: s daughter th Mr.-and Mrs. plishm enU ot his administration, Uf* la evlt..he added. ’ tiled to die Feb. 18, 1953. h u t hla Interest in the party caucuses and Ploufe to Zoel. J. and Edith A. year end'ing*;ûne 30. town w as Injured vfalally \-hen lie betters by almost $ monthly 'meeting Wednesday at 8 ' lhro.Hgh ■'timber - in three western | John Mader, So'uthbridge. Mass. and urgs That hs aocspl a sacond •âlly,” he a ^ . ' the story :. ,x^„tion was poalp/ined five min- interest a larger number of people Pareiiteali, properl.'9 op Rl. î; ThiK 20,000 o'clock In Orange Hall. The follow-' Fot at that time, the ‘Holland- niftfla tia mnv#H nV9*r ^ ___ a_ a^_ to be office-seekers has amended B tate o,f Ear’. F, Miner to Sylves-' was struck by a ca.- at noon. the'amount raised from alumni In American line ship, the MasSdam, i states. BIRTHS TODAY: A daughter term of offlcs." ^ reminds us that God moved over u te /b e fo re the aiwitch w as to be Almost nine hours' Later, Wil ing officers will be-^nstalled by D. to Mr. snd Mrs. Doiils Pllver, 54. the water-- 6f chaos snd confusion, the party rules, ter J. ajid June C.-Ploi.'fe, properly 1953-54 when their g ifts reached docked at Hoboken, N. J., and on 1 The firelKliave ripjied through at When Eisenhower had read that pijllei!,- Mrs. Charles W. Slrant, generali on Rt. 3l. liam .H. Monroe, 23,' ol Old Lyme $51,222. The new total also ex D, G, C„ Griswold .C happell: board was a pretty,.hasel-eyed'2i 'i i least 23.000 -acre.B of fo rest and Birch St.:-a dsugtite’f to Mr. and and mads of it an orderly pattern, / Two .May IMi> Monday C. C., Jtxel W. Jo h n sS i; V. C„ Mrs. Christopher Totten. 48 Sum far hs laughed, and remarked; - and that w*. as hia children, share campaign .chairman said today the I Also; Gilbert and'Elsn Wtttmann Was kilted whenYjjc -tar in. which ceeds the, quota of $65,000 cstabs year-old firl from Munich, Ger have taken one life. ' Two other , convicted murdOrera he was a pa-aserigcrsleft the road' lished by Title at the start of this John E. Johns'on, Prelate, Sher many. mit' St.: s son to Mr. and Mrs. "I am very much complimented capnrity to recreate from the eiedrooutlon next principal change will . be-that all i tc Donald F, and Helen T',. Bow- wood Smith: M. W„ John Polsoftp . All were still out of control, but candldatcs must file their Intenllon man property on Rt. 44A; Eugene and ove t n;ed. ' • year's drive last September. To brina this moment to pssa,'. Fore.st Service officials made Howard Chamher'qih, 68 Oak by the firet pari, of your etate- CMOS and confusion of our lives . ,„u, The boy was hit at the Intertec-i M. A., Harold Modean; I. G.. .Carl 'Wilson; who Is a civilian employe. Gi-ove St., Rock'vllle:’'a son to Mr. jliid our'World, an order. |snd pur-' , Of seeking a .place .on the - party rJ. Arsenault to Alfred T.- Morgan Title prcviou.'iy-vahnounded that J. B. Anderson and O. G,. Eimest guarded predictions .some ment." ■ ^ T hey fire: ticket at least 15 days prior to any j property of Annie V. Johnson ; -liOn of Etoute 156 a'm. Butitenball of th^ Ajrmy, working: at Bradley. prtigi'e.s.s . has been m ade _ tow ard and Mrs. H arry Zlalcbiif. R FD 3. 'poke that U almost divine." I.d.'an' Monroe was killed near this quotas had beeCaurpaased in Johnson. Carl E. Thoren was Rockville: a daughter to Mr. and Avery, in reference to the eeo- The service of wx>nihlp was ted John l.ionahue, . 2), Arlington, caucus,. To-be recognized the-ap-1 Raymond R.-/^pro'clictt to Pa.s- WHAT A PAST Field, had made a number of trips, getting the upper hand. Ma.s.s. convicted, slayer of State Mile Creek Rd. » a speech to the annual sfheeting of elected 8s representative to the to imnniigration officials in' this [ Mrs. Bklward Reid. 394 Hartford ond-term appeal, eald: by W. J. Godfrey. Goqrley. associ pllcation must be In writing, | quale and Mildred -DeCandia pru- Trinity Alumni Assn, at t)ie col Grand Lodge for two' years, and The largest fire has .swept laver "We want you to eonaidgrÛie Policem an E rnest' B. MorsO In 1952, country, had < filled out countless an .estim ated 19.000 acres of .wild,^ Rd. ate lay leader at South Church. Other new plans Include the pet ty In Actors, Cfilony Bslatea Eg) F.\T.iLL\ IN.HRED *. lege on June 11. At thaf;4lme John E. Johnson as altemato- Re WHAT A forms pnd application^ and made DISC"HARGED SA TU R D A Y : aecond part too.” R obert N .Malm. 31, a N ew ing .holding of an open meeting by the].tension 2-; Sylvester J. ,ind June President Albert C Jacob.* jttso uninhabited land in Arizona's ton (Ihilni ashei. runvicted of the FairficM, July II (/p» John ■(. freshment j will be served follow-' the go.Mrrtment rich po postage for : Pre-Hcotf National E'oreal. about l.'i Ylenry Chambers. 15 Silas Rd.; AverjT told newsmen later Uiat Reptibllean Town Committee at O. Ploufe to Elbert I. and-Owan reported gifts of $551,000 from Ml Jng the meeting. ' he got no direct anewe/ from sex-slaying of an ll-year-old Hart least 20 day.' prior to any caucus Elscr, 32. of F airllcld was injured' FUTURE ' letters to Munich. nules .south of Prescott. MHi.^ Alice Magnuson. 95 St. John M. Carliam property-in Twin Hill.' Sources during the year. Including Plan to Marry j St.; Miss Mary Cone. Willimantic; Elsenhower on that, but > that the ford girl in 19.53 for the purpo.'e of discu.'.sing can Addition; ' William R. Nye to fatally la.'X night \vhen hia car a heqiie'st of $249,000 from the 1951 M errary H ^ r t Coupe, . A Kore.st Service spokesman Mother of Two o. erturned after running off Mel MOOSUP MARINE . KILLED The. girl, whose name.is Annie Sirs. June Wslch spd daughter. 30 President laughed and/said that didates. Also mandatory under the Charles W. and Florence E. Me.s- estaffr.of the late Philip B. Gale of This pampered car has thoa- Frohler, and Wilson plan to marry, ■shid fighters have "made n lot of Frederick Rd.; Mrs. Beulah Addis. this Was "the first, political discus new stniclurc will be the advertts- slcr property on' .Stonehimse Rd : ville Ave, Bloomfield. Police quoted a witness a.' say-" ' Jacksonville, Fla. July 11 145 -- sands of careftiee mtleii for but as yet po date hha been set, progio.ss in bringihg it under con ,13 Pearl St.'. E'red Hanson. .234 sion I'Ve had today.".' Last Bid Plan Kxaiiiiiiatiqiis Ing in newspapers the list of can- and D aniel J. jia'I Anna M. Do The gift.' to the Alumni Fund Marine Capl: Walter J. Zlence, 39, Ifa next owner. The Interior and she ig staying tempers r)ly at j trol" ami “we are beginning to iVel Green Rd , Mrs. Josephine Mc- Avery eqld he atnd his coUeaguee didate.' 10 days before the sched Palma to Riohard .1. and Lillian in.; one wlieel of the cor struck be applied to meet current op- that we can se& the end pretty the edge of a ditch. Moosup. Conn., wn.' killed ip an Is Jnst os yon would expeet the homs'W Mr. and Mrs. Roderick I Cooe. 103 Bissell St.: James Macri. had not expected any coirlmitment tiled caiicus. A. Barrett propi-rty in Actei-'s Cating expei1.s(>s of the college. automobile accident here Sattlrday. from an owner that loved M (O m r; friends of Wilsonig, at 160 soon '' , , / : 83 Congress St.; Mrs, .loan Hlasny from Eiaenh'o>k’er this far in ad To Fill Vacancies C o m-,ni c n 11 n g on th e p a rty Colony Estate.'. Two s«;.pnrufe fires have de To Skip ôse his car. It has., that smooth Benton 8f! I snd daughter. 45 Prospect St., vance of next -year's nominating changes, John F. Chappellc, chair- Klecled by Editors stroyed iiiO!> th an 3.100 aci'es in convention. , w ,_ silent merc-o-matic and Urea Wilson, who is a staff sergeant Rockville; Mrs. .Msrtha xBungard, m.in. said. "Tlie amendments will Mff. Walter F-. Hiltgcn has been Weekend Djealhs li the M edieide Bosv N ational F orest (ContlBiicd from Page One) Several exam inations 'fi-ir town that will lost a ,vear or more. In the National Guard, met Miss j 33 N. Elid St.: Mrs. Ruth Ritchie, 8ee« Ike in Race assure all Individual.' equal op elected secrctary-lrer. urer cf the ; of southern Wyoming, hut an of- Its y<*llow body and black top Frohler when the Guard was fed 15 Labetjy St.: Robert Kalb,. Ill Avery added, however, that he positions will be given in the near portunity to. run for public office N e v E ngland P ublishers As.sn. eralized' during the Korean emer fleial lufid Ihere is liope one m ay believes thi President will run gists Joining the appeal to ssvr B> THE .VSS04TATEH 1’KESS simply sparkle. All thlo for Delmonl St.; David Wiley. 100 and furthe;- it will reflect the feel Mrs. Hiltgi'n- is one of two women gency and he was sent with his '■ be bw'jughi under control today. »«,sln. her. editing the Coventry B.icidcasloi-, Miami -BcacliVAlbcrt I’ick- Sr., liflAMBERS FURNITURE SALES only Oak Grove St.; Ârthur iXiprey; ing.' of the entire party as it / outfit, the 169th Intantrj’, eSrd Divl. ' About 11)0 fighters moved in on ‘‘'Mr. Eisenhower has never left I,rasl Wtu IJve One'of the examinations is for .'.local weekly newspaper. 8G. head of a muion-widc .string c^ Ih>n overseas to Germany. Andover; Mrs. Evelyn. Traygis. any Job uncompleted," he saick Mr*. Ellis has been described the post of building inspector, a wipes out the 'controITcd caucus,’ " hotels beating his name. Born in COMPLETE LINE OF •A'siii^ll. smoky IWaze in Arapahoe R FD 2; .Mrs. ,J^lary Heim. E ast "1 .(.'hapelle said that Berton A. f’mirl f'li'cs / A i the molihent. Miss Frohler is feel that because he doesn't believe by friends a. a "girl who lost the $.5-,.330 s year post left,vacant with Chicago, l^ d Saturday.- $ 9 4 5 ^ Natiohal Forest ih - northwestern H artfo rd ; .Mrs/ R ena R ylander, Hunt. secrctaiS’ of the Republican Rnymonil Beiiolt, 28. of Hart getting back her land legs after 10 his Jdb Is completed he will be a- w^l to live." ...... - ...oo ,u, .,,,vvu.n.. in > WilnWldn, N. C. -Capt. K. O. Colorado-. 27 Grove St. I the resignation of David Cham- Tow n C om m ittee, has form .' li.st- ford was tin-ed $2] for speeding in ’■ BRAND NAME BABY FURNITURE x days aboard the Massdam and is , candidate." Mrs. Ellis' lawj-or vipllril hei Trial Ju.stice Court Friday nteht i , ''^^‘•''4" air- \, AniBiose Burkhart, a Wyoming DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: ; hers, Ing the. qualifications needed to be X trying to adjust to the sights, and Furf-st-Servidh, official, said one of Frellnghuyien and Curtie said Just before th- Home Secretary by Ju.'tice i,ei-oy M Roberts | reputedly Hew the BEAUPRE^ soun£i of Amierica. The biggest Brenda Hauver. Andover; Mrs. they agreed.' made his announcement fixing the . Three of the examinations are a good office-holder snd invites LOW OVERHEAD — YOU SAVE i tlie two files bicie is in terrain Eva M tt^s, 60 Burnham St.: Mrs. all Rcpiibhcans to take advantage William Hunt. 46,' was‘sentenced ' ‘'’’oT Amoncan Airways' surprises for her so far 'ha^■e been Avery, who heads the 84th club time of. execution. promotional exams.for t0)vn work to 30 days in Xoljaiid County .lail i Clip[>ers", anjl w ho tlew the three—"men sitting on the floor" ] that "Just couldn' t he a'ny worse" Peggy mils and daughter. Center comprised of first-term GOP ■At the lime, hcwcver, he said ers. They are for a bookkeeping of them. ■ , 501 E. MIDDLE TPKE. \ TEL. MI 3-5187 MOTORS, line. steep slopes, rocky groumt and Rd., RAckvillei Ronald Fletcher: At a ijccfent G O P 'i'pwn C om m it for Inloxiciithiil; Gerald G Wit-which crashed at'Lis X ' in New York, Jh6 fset Ibat Ameri HoUss' members, said he agrees he did not know of the Home rtcrk-typisl, a senior- clerk-sten ham, 37. of Brigham Hill Rd.: $6; bon. P o rtu g al, in. 1942 aqd scriousiy East Center Street can women go Virilhout stockings ' heave timber. . .444 H illiard St.: D iane S m achettl, wnlh'Chairman Gpldwater |R-Ariz> ographer. and a senior clerk typ tee Meeting Thomas D. McKinney Oljcn Daily 10:00 - 5;0(P 'sldanchester, Cs were held yester _ .to the detailed. Any of the li- become prior general .of the Order neth r. Sharp was organist and colonial boiiqiitvls. many of them made'of wood, she overcome. All that remained were mountain.s It was discovered last have sik years' experience in con accompanied theth e .'oloist.,( Everett Democrats." He and Humphrey day foe three hien executed for ! brariîn.' will be glad tq stigge'St of -St.'Augu.stine. A reception wa.s held in the said, were a siirpri.se. In Europe, the little ones. Impatient a f te r Wednesday, arid spread over about struction with two years in super- Summer is here: The long anlici- uues. MaqC’luggage of thi* town, who she added, most are made of stone Slashes in Aid I Hoq aci'fs. said, however, that whtWher the the holdup killing Of a Readers 1 vision or Inspection. He may. also j -San Diego. \ Calif. Paul w . church parjprs. Following^ their three years walling, Wilson ôu n try is at peace will have muim Digest paj-roll messenger more pated vacation froTn s( hcxil has- Kiir Hie new (iiok, we suggest White. 53. pionder radio news ed sang "Tliroiigh the Years," "LLove and brick. She wondered, during got to the Hoboken pier at 3:30 'I he otiier, F o rten b erry said, al.ao (have s l ollege degree w ith two Y’(jii Truly" and "The Lord's wedding trip Mr. and .Mi's Wad the interview at the McCartn-home. to do with the outcome of the t9S5 than five years ago. begun, and in no tune life young / "I-et'.s S t.iit C ooking" bv Clark, itor. formei- Colhnibia Broadca.st- dell will be at home after Aug. 1 a.m., he had trouble gelling onto (CkmUnued from Page One) lias destro.ved about 1.800 acres Theodu're J. IjsUgbtoa presidential contest. \ years' experience Qr th(> equivalent I ’ra y er ’ w hether a wood house could be .since it began Saturday in Medi- /hie trio—Harry Stein. 56. Cai I combination Cf experience and frv will be .saving "I wnsh I had G'ook.' by ' Malthy ing .Sy.steni diiector of public af in Bolton. the pier because the travel agency Theodore J. Laughton df S 'Hub They listed public power,- farm\ man Cooper. 47, snd Nathan Wlss- I Presented in marriagf by her heated well, and Wilson, pointing through Whom he had boiighf AIlss believed the House would slave off' Cine Bow N ational F o rest 2H miles I train in g 'You're Cooking." by fair's, author of a radio journalism ou* the- radiator, assured her bard Pi , Wethersfield, father of prices and regional unemployment ner, 47—died Saturday night in the synclhing to do!" Then is the Dme text book Born in PiU.sbiirgh. fiilhei’, the bride eho.se her room- | ------h------■F r o h 1 e r's ticket had failed to efforts to amend the legi.'jIaUiPM ) -’outliwesl of Saratoga. Wyo. ss patent issues. Sen. McNamara Meanwhile, six persons have tor Mother to say "l-cl s go to the American hou.ses could be warm Mrs. Paul Bernard of \0r Oliver 'Sing Sing prison electric t-hsir 4'.j i applied for the post of assistant We liaven’t even sla.rted to tell [ Cied Saturday. ; mate at Fonca-Drntal School a.': ^ ^ provide him with a pier pass. The House wa.s not enpei ted to' :■ * Piescott lire began E’riday Rd., died yesterday afternoon after (D-Mich) saidf that while em I m aul of honor. Mi.ss B etty .Ann F ” as toast in the winj-er. yesrs after they were first sen cierk-of-Uie-works. \ “test date librarv," . , .voii about the m.'Uiy book.' I'm "onie. Ga ' ;Mvin’ Everett. 45, First of tKe Seasbnl I-4iggage .Missing reach the voting stage on ,<1.^ ' f"'’®*'''-'' "O'Rhern a long nines.'. .ployment . climbed during _ June. Of course, i/e can't tlilhk ‘of a ! Chi( kerihg of Braltleboro. Vt. k ■ IlC w iI IjA lvllY 4 The Saturday morning dockside voiing suigc on Kiy bound.itv. During the weekend, it tence and sent to the Death House. for that position has not yet been tiandu i atls. Ttieri- i.s -such a \i-i(io national la-fthaml- reunion' was .three, years in the He finally got .into the pier , „ , , . , . Born in Oxford, Mass., June 10, in A long series of legal appeals amt | y t l e r way to till long lazy hours ■ Bridesmaid.' -were Miss Valery T ^ withojit-a paa- but wheh the boat ! «"'''h<>'"<'nts .until tomorrow split- into two tongues. One was which unemployment is a problem. variety that we iliiiik vou will ju.st |'''^ O p c n Golf touinaiiicnt in 1939 I Bidwcll and Mi»o,,Lee Bidwell, both ,F A S. 4 m aking and. wa.s made possible 1894, he had lived in H artfo rd for eight reprieves held - delayed the /than by reading Kenneth Gra- Died SatunJai Whitman, Scht'affl, P. had docked and he met MiAs Fruhr I "'“'drl .supplcnic/it an about 2 ami one-half miles north . Sen. Gore (D-Tenn) said he be; of .Miami. Fla,. .Mis.s Gayo Alexan- FK • Candy Cupboard ^ only through a considerahle effort 40 years before moving to Weth executions. | Jl'IXiF.S (iErr I’.W HIKE ' ham e’s "Wind in the Willows’ lent two pieces of he- lugga^, it ' estimated 68,717 lOo.oou iu/unox- of Morse .Mountain, and the other ersfield 1< years ago. He was em Ucves the controversy Over the Robert ' i del* ofManchestrr ahd Miss Nancy ^ on, the part of Wilson. He tried pended balances Imiii piuvloii.s ap- about two miies west of the moun Dixon-Yates contract has spot Rlilktives claimed the bodies at ] to set machinery in motion to developed, were nii.sslng. "We had ployed as a machinist at this Johns 'B ut " i Tuber of Putnam. to wail until everyliody cIsc's ItigX propriallon.s. tain was advaiutng towtard Tower light^ the administration's ppwer thg prison .yesterday and brought 1 Hartford, July U i.V< Gov Ribl- the Donald V. Chase, brotYier of the It Arthur Drug Stores j bring Mi.ss Frohlev to this coun- Hartford Tool Co, for the past six them to New York City for private ! coff Saturday signed into a law a gage was reniovosi fisim the boat," Some members don't think Uie ! Moiinta’in years. He was a member of Hos policy and that will, react against CJii'ldrcfi bride. Was best man, and Richard ti-y while he wa.s hUJI in Germany. appropriations coiiiniittce hai ked services and burial. | bfU raising the salaries of judges But. he related today, that ma- W'llson said. Tlie pieces were fin Foiienberry said both Wyoming pitality Lodge of Masons and the the Republicans. Cheney I Tyler ilml Howard Waddell, both FRESH Relstives . who claimed the snd romprn.'alion. commissioners. ally founri "five feel frjtn where, the"'hill deeply enopgli while tire.s had moved out of rugged Eastern Star In’ Wethfiafleld. (Tore said in a GBS radio in ter of Manchester. John C. Graham of / chinefy broke down when he was they- should haj/e been". They must' otliersYonlend It has been cut too areas into ^.places where we can bodies at the prison in 0 .sairtiiig„, The increase.': supreme court chief shipped home In .lune 1052. and Besides hi.4, d au g h ter in M an view last night /”! shsll attempt" Ing ti'ip, . . . W alker ,Sf ■ , , North Qiiihcv, Ma." , and Robert have been bijrled under all the deeply, gel at them. " He said 20 bulldozers to make a 19M issue of the dis N. Y.. w ere Stein's brother, Louis: Justiee, from *15..500 to $20,000; as venture? Look for Colby’s Book (if to enjoy as ypu drive along It o4. national president 1 vvkddell of 'Till.'on. N. Y., ushered. /hr had \o stai t' all over again chester, he leilves his wife. Mrs. Cooper’s brother. William; and sociate justices. $15,000 to $19,000, al.so has interesting facts about ! of the Painting .ind Decorating othef luggage." Wllaon said. The bu<)lgel-ci Ite rs went uito were busy digging fire line.s. Mildred A. Laughton; another puted plan tqitntroduce apme pri- Camping." Tlie ilhistralions alone after hts return Uie fray'without the .servuea of W Issner’s w-idpw, Beverly, snd his superior rodrt judges, *15,000 to the difTerent slate.' and fitic.s that Contractors Council of America, There followed the visits to the The autom.obi1e ride which fol .Saturday afternoon, he said, the .daughter...... Miss.. Thelma Lauj^hton____ vately genTated power^înto .'the will ipake the whole famil.'f want fheir ti.sual leader R«;t> .lohii Taber Tennessee Valley Authority iTVAl daughter, Mrs. Enid Sarfatv; all $18,,500: Confimon pleas Judges. $12.- you may be visiting, ahd includo.s i Died Sunday Immigration and Natiirsltzatlon lo w e d - 1 h r o u g h .Neiv Y ork's .'Saratoga blaze "ran wild " and ciif of Wethersfield; his father, EM- of New York. to gO along. For the more experi-1 n list ot factorie.s which the whole ' Santiago, Chile-, Valniore Rod steaming lower E>st Cldc and over "Of New Yolk. x ‘ off a. crew teinporarity. system. 500 to $li,500. arid Juvenile court enCed caniiicr, 5ia.s.on s '.lilnior Service office in Hartford. co>- ward Laughton of Wethersfield: Had Long Records judges and workmen's rompensa- family is invited to visit, the hour.s riguez, 58, former foreign minis r - — - - f highways clvoked willi , traffic try T aber senior RepiR^bca in the I aped without injury, he amt two grandchildren. Looking to the 1956 campaign. ôok of Camping and Woodcraft " SWORDFISH re.spondence between Wilson and ing to e/capt the big city's lieat appropriations coniniittO^ lined u| One bulldozer had to Republican National Chglrman The three me.n, all of whom had tion rommissioneis from $10,500 to op .such tom .' and which factufios ter and pre.sident of Cotigress in Mi.ss Frohler, Wilson telling Mi-'S The funeral will Be held Wednes ' has a \>'orld of information. Pci - givb- free .s-amplcs to the cliildrcn.' HEADQUARTERS ^ made it appear that cth5r side to move things big cut* Would he Justified. Rose Hill Funeral Home, Elm St., of their last effort to escape the EEAKS GENEV.V TALK.S 79. violin collei lor and fotindei and FOR ALL Just arrived - - Summer’s favorite seafood. Serv^ along andldisa^^Frohler telling vvBlt, up to t> m om ent he actu ally .National Giiarilsnien./E'orest Serv Rocky Hill. Burial will be In Rose chairm en will meet here Sept. 7-10 "E'ir.'t Book of Fishing, " «r 44u- brought Miss E'rohler back to Man-’ "I think we cut It eu.Aigiv in ice ppr.soniiel. specif Indian fire- to discuss campaign techniques and chair. This was an appeal to act tVashIngton, July 11'LTA-'-Sen. more lnclii.sive "Boys' Complete Cil.AIRKOKNE EDI CATION editor of Violins and Violinists Wilson what suc?e»s^..^r lack of Hill Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. Magazine. Died. Saturday, Chester, as, difficult ss plossible. committee, " he .<*aul "It shouldn’t flglUers from Ari^na and New ■problems. ing Gov. George B. De Luca for II. .Alexander Smith (R-NJ) told Book of Krcsli and Salt Water It. she was having. be rut much more." ETIends n\ay call at the ftineral.- • P ittsb u rg h i/pi Althoiigli, she it with lemon wedges and butter. Broil it 4o your .Mexico and volunfwa. Hall described the sessions as a executive clemency. the .Senate today Ruaala may be Fishing" will be helpful. Photog Many Ghsiacilni Htis attitude gave added sti ength home tomorrow evenlfig from 7 M> has been confined to a wheel chair HERM'S "campaign schObl" and said the De Luca, acting in the absence raising false hopes for a peace raphy? . , . "Fun witji Your <'I^\.S|| INJl RKS II CAMKH.% A.VU I’llOTO SHOP There were a'• number of ob fo the bill’s backers, led bv Rep,. 9 o'clock. since 1940 by liollo. Ins Mabel FlllEX rtT C.\.\.\D.\ chairmen, will be asked to set up of GOv. Averell Harriman who is agreement a^ (ir-nrva to btame Camera." by Freeman, i.s ju.st the MOVir P I^ C T S I.V NAS.SfPK AR.'IS STOKK stacles. First. Wilson said. "1 Passman (D-Uai, who prbjllcted Kiem of Miami, Fla.. ha.sn'l let it' -New H aven, :IulV 11 ,p, Tw o 1*15 .Main St. -Ml. 3-13C.9 , oveq or over charcoal on yo^r outdoor grill.^ Toronto. Ji^v 11 (iP) -^Canadian sim ilar forum s In their states in vacatlo'ning in Europe, turned the West If the Rig Four con thing for the beginner. ■New H aven, :IulV 11 ,p, learned early in '53 the quota there, would be no major cHanges Mrm. Comeliua Barry / interfere with her education. Thix cai s fanimed head on and i aught firefighters yattled forest fires to October for county chairmen. them down, noting , that the case ference brings few tangible re' fiom Gel-many had been closed, W’hen the bill leaves tlie House Mrs. Elizabetth Ann Barry, 57. Do you know all-the answers year slie received her master « f' fire_Sa_liirday _ night, irijiiring 11 day cnverulg thoii.ssmla of raln- had already been reviewed by both suits. Smith, a member of tbs I «n(i we had to wait , until It was for the Senate, (icriiap.s late tciday. wife of Cornelius B arry, .liicd yes when the children ask yo.i about public healtli degree from the I'm- peopje No ono was (-nlically in- { sta rv ed ajA-cs in O n tario and Q ue H arrim an and form er Gov. Thom- Senate Foreign Relations A'oin- opened again." think we ran hold rt right bec. terday at a convalescent home In aa E. Dewey. mlttee, said the Soviet “rotist not .insects-, snakes. Salaniandcrs and versity of Pittsburgh. In 1948 she jiircil, .Most of llic 11 received cuts I X CAMERA wTter«.,d IS. ” ."aid PiTosniaii, who Nashua, N. H., after a long illness. what to feed a turtle? Pettit’s leceiveil her bachelor's degree'and bruises. -Ml were from New ThPn. he said, after a number Tile Board of Directors and Gen- In Creation Storv . The three' had been found guiiXy be perinittnl to distort the real of forms and applications had been ' era! Manager Richard,Martin will beaded oYabtommittee tliat draft- „ u , ■ u.major .. outbreaks .. A resident of Nashuq for 10 years, "Hook of Nature Hobbies ' will from the I'niversit.v of Miami and Haven, ed the bilI.^^^-~^ " fought in the .Miikoks of killing Andrew Pelrini, 30, a purpose of the ronferenee In the A PlROTfCTION ftlleil out, and sent to the Am<*rl-, * alie previously ma- Mancheste.'. Topic of Sermon snake 'pit. o r‘start various nature j ihaster of .science degree by the i RF-.'iJCLEH l-'KOM POOL PACKAGC... April 3. 1950, in a holdup shoot- \ __■- ______. ' ______Frohler told him she had been in- | \ preliminary discussiortôf eates of further nits might point i f'T norBieant of Saiilt Betides her husband, she leaves 4nir-near the magazine's offices in collections, "Exploring N a I u i; c I University of North Carolina. j : ------b a l l foi nied the consulate had "lost; .Marlin’s $4,350,503 budget recom^.î B*'' huge unexpendedI Kbalance .i..„ in •‘'Ve .Mane her father, Abao'lon .Clifford; snd s with Your Child," by SlmttlewqrUi. -- - ' HHilfol'd, July 11 , T'l. .Nine One blaze was stopped by 500 By Rev. Smith suburban Westchester County. The the papers." i mendation for the coming fiscal Bind to jiistifv brother. William" Clifford, both of robbery - netted them $4,000 and a ts a compreliensiye and delightful | VOTE AT VK EH EK - R4)OT j year.'did Joseph Re.ll of H artfo rd 4 Wilson refused to believe the | yf„,- 'men and firebieaks only half a Ireland; and several nieces snd RANGE introduction to iinderstanaing na-; * ' ’ | was revived Saliii’day after hfe- mile from the Quebec hydro town biindle'lpf non-negotiable checks, ^ (Si) ,tl.\IN papers •w-ere lost not after all the i ,, ,, . i ------nephews. . "The Story of Creation" was the The,firstfir to die was Stein, who ture fop both parent and child KiirUoni .Iiilv 11 i-Pi Some— pulled him iincon-scious work that had gone into getting Marlins recommendation, whicti The appropi latuni.s conimiiu-e of l^vbrifville, 250.miles northeast Th^ fuperal, will he held at the sermon topic at South Church from Riverside Pa Ik pool. of Quebec C ity. -A fire 15 mtt1>i said nothing snd appeared fright iUEL OIL If life gets dull,' hoW about a „1.201) AFL Machinists Ui ion mem- them and filling them Out. • »« ' ™ year's appropriafions; itself criticized the progranra fid- Hoimes Funeral Home. 400 Main -Sunday and the sermon was ened las he entered the execution backyard show for the neighbiir- j Ijers vote tonuu'row otvan oJTejvby- WTite .M iss E'rohler to.keep after “>■ contemplates a 1-mlll 1 mini'lratora on groiinds of in- niirlh of Balecomeau. Que.. de St., tomorrow afternoon at 2 preached by the Rev. Percy F. Chamber. GASOLI.NE hood ' children ? An'y , of the lib-, (hen employer. V'eedcr-Rotit. which the coh'iil and he wrote hlmsalf. ; ‘n **>e ta.x rate, to 36] abiltty to rtgree, on how mticli re stroyed at least 30 sqiiXre rnUes of o'clock, with the Rev. Donald Hun- rarie.s will offer you ma'ny plays averted , a threatcjicd strike set blai'k spruce. Smith, associate minister. This is Cooper smiled and winked at telling the coniid the papers must ' ni'll* - ; mamed unobligated when the fis- gerford, curate of St. Mary's Epis >h. » • witnesses as he was led to the to chixjse fmm Pasko'"' "Bo.v ' for today Tlie company offered a havc been merely misplaced. 81 tonight's meeting .M a r t i rt ■‘‘"I year ended JiHTe. 30 E>ti- T hree ftre.s w ere burning In copal Church, officiating. Burial we orst of two sermons on the | chair; The "prison lawyer" for the Bhowman" will help the youthful | profit sharing, plan, while thc^ For Folks Over WUson_ proved to be right. The 1 d''*' elaborate on His budget mes-^niales ranged from $ 100 to $!)32 I " B'liecom cau legion ,biit will be In E ast (Cemetery. Genesis story of creation. The sec trid, 'he had kept close tabs on 51. C. "First book of Stage Cos- I union held out fm a wage increase.' 40 nil .settlem ent wnsi .emi-ingered. BANTLY OIL papei;*'apei;s'"’^--■ - including certiftcaUohs ! sage, .million. EYiends may call a t the funeral ond one is entitled "The Story of legal intricacies of the case.' I IMI' \M , IM of his job security and of hla finan A public hearing i.'^srheduler ; The comin.lttc«» also 'cjmiplained In O ntariti, a ,300-acre bu-sh fire home todpy from 3 to 5 and 7 to the Flood " and \rill he delivered at Like Stein, Wlssner seemed cial status and in application for tomorrow' night and w'lH be a^.. that too njuch 'money WaK^hasIdy in the .Mifskoka region w-as out qf 9 p.m. both the 8. o'clock and tO o'clock frightened and remained silent. 'I *1 I ' \ I [M 1 I Who Drag To Work an immiirFanl's visa sent to Wil Journed until July 20 y"obligated" (luring.June in an ap- iontrol early todav, and had crept service* Sunday. July 17 . (o w'itliin two miles of Graven- All three ^nd walked unaided ag Yet Fa«l More Like \u u i>l*»nly o( liluoiV HOMEOWNERS son by Mias E’rohler had only The July 20 public hearing will 1 pqrent aDempl to keep the funds *n <**i'g* of Philip they entered the- chamber by a TEl Mitchell 9.4595 jtiuililinjr liup ftir morr Ktren>:th\ been misplaced. But by the time have to be held because of a failure 1 av^lable for u.se in„J4ie- new year. hyraj's southern outskirts. ^ * ®*'- minister of music at . AMESITE DRIVEWAYS |.ind i-iuTKy*--i>ret iouH lodint* phiF . 88 heavy oak doar behind the elec TEL ROCKVIILF 5-2177 Staying in B e d — Tired policy ...they were located; Miss Frholer to give legal notice of lomorrow-'s 1 Bss-xman said SIiikwI a billion dol Tw-eilty-six IJjres w ere burning South Church, and Rudolf Brand- tric chair. ZXPERTLY INSTALIED M K'nfioiiil .supply of had lost her place on the quota m eeli ng. lacs was obligaled in June de-JJ” the Blind River district. Sfv- F u n e n d s -^c, bass. of. the CSiancel CTioir sang Worn«out, Discouraged ^ . 'eral .w ere out of- contrili Tê Bo m Grading — Machine Spread — Forms set t- Power Rolled . ® t olk.s lut kinK thr.se nfcili'tl Min* give* you list and had to w;,ail an o th e r .six 'îte an agreement from the pro- At both servicss. His solo was -i hunres are you re nOt u* and N'lLamins would do well m onths. gram'H m an ag er th at $4'20 million worst already had blaclcened 4.500 "EtevnsI Llf'e," by Duncan. Mr. (. Also: Parking Lots Tennis Courts — Walks your .fu-ll drtily reiiulreihrms ol L.. try t'l'MlKIZAN. Tak#- It for 30 MEs. EvaM Jolinsoa Terms Arranged II Desired o fire end additional cover- . E'mally, all other obstacle^ hav of unobligated halanceS should not acres, . —• EYineral services for M ra Evald Yreggor played for the services jniptjriaiu Mineral.s amt ilays with thf» umlerNtaniliriK I’Jiftl agea* on home ing been cleared. Miss Frohler was be "resei'vpil" for obligation be J. Johnson,* 100 Summer St.,-we're and accompanied th* Chancel 10% FOR c a s h TRANSACTIONS dilly food.. • ■' jyod must feel lx tlur-^look tieller Q uartet: June -Goal, soprano; When nolhlnK seem n to iM j-i—work h rlte f .Tnd rent ■ h#*lter— e fire and additional cover given a visa. But. then Wilson yond June 30. held Saturday morning st 8:15 at ALL INSTALLATIONS SUPERVISED BV wronp olheru'iMc. whai you «hoitid ages* bn contenta ffillhd he wasn't out of the woods News Tidliits Blit Rep Vorys ( Iti'i'lll'li'i) 'saiil . Norma Adams, alto; Richard' tie rompleloly satisfltd or vour the John B. Burke.,Funeral Hom’c try Is KKKKlZA-N—thft* new won money haefe. Start.tuklnK o theft insurance yet,The toiinst season had begun, he thought the i-iit.s BlrX-ndy made j Hospital Notes and at 9 o'clock in St. James' Reinohl, tenor; and Brander when d erfu l loilinr-1 run revonNlcjuiAti v«' KKIiKIiSAN* thlM tery ’'meota c a l b . Ig s s diclêd passage w;ithoiit substantial ! 1‘atienlH Todavi' 140. was the celebranL the Rev. Edgar , CALL NOW — ANYTIME’ * 3 0 The risa was.good for only six change ! The Rev; Mr. Smith Introduced irti In o n * m onay.savtng Ireland's Roman Catholics send A D M I^ E jD’ SATURDAY: Mrs. E'arrell the deacon and the' Rev. Uie'sermon on Creation by saying MANCHESTER* MI-S-769I — HARTFORD Cllapel 7-86IT m onths, and If .vtiss F ro h ler d idn’t Congress' last week authorized George Hughea the subdeacon. get passage before October, the ing iiilaslonartea fo England to help Ann Sullivan, 9,Erjer80*i .‘ft.; MfH- that Ilian Invariably asks the ques- RMkaga polVcyl than last w eek! new- appiopMatinii.-) (if $.3.28.5.000,; Annsi Varrick, i F'uller Pi ; Gliles Mrs. Jane Maccarons was organist end of the summer rush, there was young Irish gU'Is. there avoid 000 for the aid program during Uens how and why Ivhen some CreAt fer ieiergece. "tembje dsiigors" of big cities... Melivter. South Windsor; Mir-. and solojst. Father Hughes read thing Interests him. Men of science. no telling how- much longer she the present.yeai. subject to actuai E.Ietiia Flake, South W indsor; Mrs. the cpmmittal'service at t'hs grave would , have to wall, for another Edward A Geerholt,- Pitt.sfleld. appropriations in separate legisla careful study and observation, Î^Covcracc ac«inat dunsyo Maas , charged wUh «r*t degree Pearl Munaell. South , Ooventry; in St. James' Cemetery. enuned by wind. baiJ. fAllinf viss'. ■ • tion. The President asked Con can trt us how the world was Hookrsl riiKsage murder In shotgun death' of his .Mrs. Anna AmEndr, 20 Morrison Bearers were C ^l E. Johnson, crested, but we must go to the airernft, vAndeUjrD. cxi^miod. gress to provide $3,266.641.7.50 in •moke, voter eocape. bUm “Se\JULt W Jifr Wilson didn't'want to th in k inother-tn-law-. Mrs: Helen Talro. 0 St. Rockville; "Tieodon Gozdc, William A. Vlhbei-ts Jr.. Robert B. men of |>hlMiSophy and rallgion to OF ,MA.NCHE!)TER ' Nationalist Chinese News new. money. Coventr.vi Jam es Bump. 98 W. Brown. James laherwood, Lester E. laarh why the universe and Ufa aETCHER GLASS GO. MltrheU brealiABe, etc. Agency, reports Chlneoe <’om- •Main St . Rockville; Mrs. Anna Curran and Jamas D. Doyle. / were created. Genesis doee not tell 9-7879 rot m i NTAiit^cAu us... uHinlsIs ronrentrating a naval Hunt. 29 Roosevelt St ; Mrs. Doris ,us how but it dose tells us why. 188 W E ST MIDDLE TURN PIKE Beet off the Chiisan.Islands, south Holr.iea. 45 Victoria Rd.; Mra. L»l- August O. Mahieu . and th e story of creation la a California Lemons Large Juicy FOR 19c PerBOHul MoUbes east of Shanghai... Peiping radio About Town liah Copeland, 26 Grove St. Funeral servicea for -August D. great affirmation of the fact that r"- CORNER Dl’RANT ST. says Sovtet sijientisis are build ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Mshleii, .32 Cottage St., were held God ImaglnM it, and God wanted NEW LARGER QUARTERS ing a second, "more . efllclenr' Mrs. EJdna Ready. 61 Bunce Rd.; Saturday ('morning at i0;15 at th* it, and God brought It to paas. We .Miss Hazel Lutz. Art in.'tructor Mrs, B arbara GocJiee, 70 Blivh"St.; PLENTY OF .FRONT AND R'EAR PARKING *'M ’ SaiJui FRESH FROZEN In Mentoriam atomic' power otatton based on a In kfsnchester schools, will present John B, Burke Funeral Holme and aoaume Uiat do not try to "uranium-water reactor." Henrv Winerskt, Hartford; George at 11 o'clock In St. Jamas' Church. prove It, he oaid. s clay modeling program on the C.andall. 2 SBa.-. Rd.; Palmer Mil In Iwiog m^-fnory of Joseph - Canada's E'orclgn ' Secretary. Yankee Pedlar program Wednes The Rev. Philip Blaney w»* the ' Voing GenesU 1. varaea 1-20, for AVTO GLASS INSTALLED •ky mho .away July l\. m i. L«ster B. Pearson, planv-ilo vlatl ler. 91 BirehSt.: Glocomo Martino, celebrant, the Rev. Francis Butler a text the R*v„ Mr, Smith aaid French Fried Potatoes 2 33c day m ornliig betw een 9 and 10 Agawam,'-Mass. Charles R-.idette, You ar^ iioi forcirit^n (aihfr dear, Mom-ow this fall. . . . Demand for over Station WNHC, ChHiinel 8. 1 the deacon and Uie Bev. Edgar "this story has s t least tTirea im ^ I ^ S ^FURNITURE TOPS ■hall you -tv a few leading Issues, puls slock 42 Lancaster' Rd.; Mrs.' Louise Farrell th* subdcacon. Paul Chete- plications. The first is that there I loDK aa 11/^ and memory laai. ijtarket ahead today. Dro(wns, Talcoltvtlle; Miss Cofa lat was organist and soloist. Wa ahall. remember xhft. F I BLIU i*,\t i k .\ c e : ia aomething back at the creation MIRRORS IKrepkice and Door) G arden Peas Xv..tT„d.r x g ês 33c White. 21 S. Grove St., Rockvill.; , Bearers were Lewis Hennequin, of the yi'orld and the creation- of The MacDonald lamtiy. TRIO IN CONTE.MPT Mrs.. Beatrice !-lsserl 16 Delmont Alfred Hennequin, lUj-mond Hen life on this earth. We see all a,bout Albuquerque, N; M. (A*i—The St.; Beverly Allen, 29 Dover-Rd..: PICTUK FRAMING (oil types) driver, of a bus ts In a'sense, a nequin, Ralph Hennequin, Frank ua th# aigna and evldeneea of Card vt Thanks Mrs. Lillian M lodzinski,’''S4 Law Bnm and August MahiMi. ordcrllneas, and the Genesis story H aohingfoD , Ju ly 11 oPi —The public servant "in that he must he rence St., RocUvUle; John Pagan, WIND W ond PLATE GLASS $*m* Low SeM-Servica frie** ia AI Store* in tld* Yicialy Wo I i Dm Ditto to UaD I Kenate Judiciary Committee lo- more patient Snd careHS than the - Burial was. In East Csmstsry, shouts -from the hills . that the 175 East --if We' wish -to thank all of our neigbZ RFD 4. Rockville,. Mias Isnet Father Butler rsoittng tht com world was -made according to fi 'kors. fnmdS'aM relallrea for the many approved oonteinpl rltations average driver and-must hold his Schafler. Glaatoiibtiry: Anne Shay, mittal service there. "JAEOUStES: Imtollatloa la i Center St. ■eta of kindness and sympathy sboisn against turnabout wltneaa Har- tem per" District- Jydge D,. A, Mac- plan and purpose, that it Sid not CONTRACTORS: W E' IH la- oiir .rsceol ktraavtm'eai. iIm 55 Brookfield SL; Maty*. Savgge, happen by chance or sceklenL'' death

n At Strttbourif âboratorief. Some ofviP'ir -niodern street Closed day miraclea are .very, very lORi- Fish Derby Lifted lliijiirett A ifhi^ TO# organisation: which;T*p»a- cal. but none the lesa wohdeiful CTtief. Herm an 'O. Scbendel Mnts the historic vlalon for a for it. • . Ill Weslcrlv^ R. I. said today that Woodside St. To Be Discharged continent, the Council of Eurojfie, fr.om Hlllstow’n Rd.' to the East continues to atrUfegle along, oyer- Westerly. R. . I.—Enthusiastic Hartford tovs-n line will be Oakland. CJaltf.. July 8 cAh—The why ANstat* sold moro duto iRsuraneo h IW ahadotyecT by.' more dramatic fishermen and fisherwomen from closed' off Tuesday and most of Navy adid today that two of the Wednesday. “ On the East than any athar compony^lMsad an. dlrtet >wnttan diplomacy, but still keeping alive all Sections of New England are seven crewmen of a U.S. patrol Droodles Hartford side the road is being bomber shot down by Russian "its own ideal of some form of aNvaitlng 'th e opening July 15 of re.surfaccd. iromiums. ^ , . . By RCMHER PRICE Jllga June 23 will get disability OOMPARE- AND YOU’LL FIND Allstate, the company .founded Rockville July U, (Special) De- loose political union .for Europe. ■tfie fourth Mtnupl Westerly Junior M anchester will cloite off Us discharges and'pctyttlMis. by Soars, offers rates usually lower than those of moat .companies Maryville, 'Tqim,- monatratlona on a wide variety of stirs pleasant memqrtas of heeno .There was a time when thia pro , Chamber- of Commerce wishing I section of VVoodalde St., w hith They are'T'hBddbus Maztarz, 33, —a really better auto Insurance value! At the asms time, you is not approved in Communist rir- Ing isn’t nearly as in his stomach . ,, . and tha abort becomes Forest St. 'In East clea. ject, encouraged by Churchill, Derby'. y^ ' of Oakland and Edward Benko, 25, can count on Allstate for finest protection, 'friendly agent Miwice. subjects wtll be gdveh. difring, the sounds. crisp axclamatlod "pig” oautt bo lartford. to , prevent motorists of C-Tiicago. Maziarz. an aviation M etropolitan Pltirim told liewa* The compe'ilion. whicli has iri- and fast, fair claim aetUements throughout the United states afternoon and evenfng.of ,luly 21 A lot of peop^ -who probably given quickly and afflrmattvaly.- launched by a truly ‘ European'" from' having to turn around macliini.sl .mi.te, had burns and and Canada. men that between 86 to 90 per cent c,i eased in popularity every year by 4-H Club members from M like to t^ e up hog caiUng This createa a doubt , in . the hog’s gtvup of statesmen, enjoyed more since It '{.'as inltwded in 1952. i.s t \ - when they get to the torn tip fractnrc.s of two bones am} an Contact vour local AUstste Insurance. Co. dealer. throughout Tolland County In the of the Russian people remained mind os to whethtr anybody really ■oad at the town, line. ankle injury. Benk-o's upper left ^ faithful during the anu-religibua • aeaRa***************** spontaneous popular support than pected to allrtuil a record number Coventry Comnitunity House In for'bihobby l^ e turned to paint coros whether .he comae home dr *aaaaaea*a#e««»»**»****'_^ Z*U iJiy post-war program for of ‘pntrie.- arm wa.s thuU tred. S sj FRANK LAN6MACK -t- Ml ^-5650 North Coventry starting'at 2 p.m. campaign between the wears' even ing tMaadbocause they (eU not. Be ha comas as fast as ha esn, ittdi ••••aeiaa••••••••••••"' J’S • Both are now at the TJ.S. N aval ' though they maynot have attend Europe. A good many people were Valuable prizes, inpludihg boat.s. You'rp in Good Hdnds with The public la • Invited to attend. calling took m ore real Inboi hoping ha'll sUll ba iloppad. outboard motors, fi'sl’.ing gear and Hospital at oak Knoll along wiUi ; Light refreahmenta will be served ed services. sick of natlonsil boundaries, in si^ grpiinds along the Atlantic Ocean the other five crewr.ieu: who arc ' He said that monasteries and talent. "Blit by and large, you Just have, .sportsmen's equipment, vail be by the Coventry Town 1-H Club Robert Clark, a champion in thia to have a loud voice,” sold CUrk, far as they meant.commercial i^d from Napatree Point In Watch H'll suffering from severe bu>na. aemtna'riea are flourishing, too. awarded anglers landing the big Committee from .’xHO to 8:30 p.m. vocal art fCH-m, feels atich people honestly. to the CTharlcstown-Sonth King'- ■ Albert b ! Gray, County Club 'There are eight aemlnariea and ,jtfiiD*Pii*aa patriotic rivalry which could also gest striped ''ass, bli.efish. fclac k- iMSURANCI eOMPANT are dereatisU--and. gflve Up too \Ho(S collars' ora among ths PfMa la exciualTtiy rish. flounder and porgies. Uown border the off-shore fish The largest demand for electric \ Agent and Shirley L, Welk, aa- two theological academies in the lead to war. There were times light bulbs is in the 100 And 60 i easy. C lark last week won- tbe hog cliaanest liven of any sports chsm- MitlUtd to ta a ~ ^ of repubUcaUpq of The boundary line for derby ing zone will he' limited to three sociats Count.v dliib agent an Soviet U m on-rand about 2,000 calling contest -at the National All aews ^ T ^***a*A credit^ to it, or when some statesmen wSre so watt" sizes. > I nounce the following will tttke young men are training to be plobs. Clark, who itlU playa bas 5« OthtnrtSwditad catches will be the lush fi.shing miles-. HillbUly homecoming here for the ketball a t 43, says ha ttelvar. "had and atao the local oetrt pubUihed h ^ . bold as to predict that a yDnited part In demonstratlona. priests," he declared. One queslion appeared to atump third atraight eeaaon. tha liabit of smoking or drinking In - a ll riahia of repobUcatlon of (pedal. .•Hatrs of Europe" would be a Robert R.vder, Mary Ryder, Never defeated In action, the 43- aijpatcneaherela aro alto reierred. Stafford; David BradiA-ay. Sle- the Russian' churchmen. They werk my life.’’ reality, within the nekl few year.s. •“* 'Pelicans Kissing' ■ 'W - . «v I asked If they could name ^ any year-old hiUbom farmer, a etrap- Anybody who wants to ig«{t Into IWl aenrtea cUeot. of N. E. A. Sara* heii Spaulding. Lloyd Eaton. ping eix-footer weighing 260 The first flush of posl-wSr cn- The rclican is a large fi.sh-eal- | EInlon; Charles Sohreler. Shirley prominent Russian known In the. hog calling even as a b^Ûma popreaenUtlvec TTia . . __u..I ling, water fowl with a Itigcapc ^ Weat who was a regular church pounds, met and survived an unex career had batter hurry. It’s a thusiSsm has perhaps cooled, b.il In it.s beak. Us real Ajl’chling, Alan (Jreenbeig, Steven pected challenge this year. One jiSaaM atbava Special — *<•* Lederer, David Kinney, Russell goer. vanishing art. ' York. Cblcaaoi, Detroit dnJ B o it^ the (Council keeps on, meeting to name Is "Pellcami.s onocrotslns in competitor tried to outdo him by AUDIT bu » ” rea»»•*•» u .or- Kinngy, Jo.vre Kinney. Hebron; They went into a huddle for a Clark was- one o t tavan sons cSCDLATIOlffl. » discuss problem^ .and further case you're ' interested i Pellcan.s ' . Sanford P^mq.1. Steven Kirk. few moments, and then-the Metro appealing to porklee. with a dulcet raised on a 40-aere hill farm. He steps. And perhaps 6ne key i-ea- Hien'l and much pre'er to : Sally Dhnnolls, Kai"en Klutz, P ru politan said: Call jilqwn .simultaneously through himself works now aa jt black two ((tear horns. Son why the Council hsa seemed called "Hey. You " or ' Mar" >. Lady Here it is, M other,.. dence Mildred Ijiw’ton, " It la hard to know who will be smith in the Aico* Aluminum Pellcan.s are remarkable In- that, It waa a musical triumph and plant and has a i3-oore farm and to reach a point of no . visible P atty 'Diiimclla. W endy. W arren. known ,to you. But there la one they lay two eggs a year What : Good-bye to summer Vemon.;, DoiijfUis Moss Jr.. Robert scientist Academician Filatov,Who the pigs appeared impressed. But six children. IS Tbs re‘*~c**ssttr Ersnlng Herald. progress )s the- contradictipn makes this remarkable: is the fact : Otka. RickcjX Repko, (Îiarlcs IS world famous for giving sight to they eat silent on their hams. "They used to'âet hogs root in which hsa slwaVs been present ill 'that they lay-them both a.Lonte. ; Daley, Rixgcr TeHford, Sylvia Tcd- N. Deborah Lynrh the blind, who Is a devout Ortho However, .when C?lark. "Strode to the woods and you needed a strong Display adeertlsUtt cloelnc hourti 'IVhich Isn't easy, I'm thinking of or Monday—J p. m. Criday. tfiiking about such a thing as -a I ford, Wiillngton\ .M a ry Jane dox. He gives a . lot of money to the platform and lifted up hia old voice to reach thein over hill and for Tueaday—i is m- Mwlsy. starting a movement to have these ' Good-bye to summer Koniar, Tolland; iWlncy Bailey, Rockville, July 11 (Special) the church, and ia a devout at- familiar cry, they squealed and hollow. But now they keep thoni Bhr Wedntsday—t P- m. ‘Tuewlay. ‘‘United Slates of Europe'" wheh birds trained as Carrier Pelicans David Atkins, I..esley Woods, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A; Blaney of tender." ran frantically after this big Pied penned," he remarked. "Anybody everybody knew that half of to Vcplace pigeons iw ho arc get-! Piper In overalls. r iridajf^l P. George BSUey. Joseph, Kiiryan. East St., announce the engage- The reference was to SO-ye^V can call a hog than . said. "Have I been tallrihg too sembly. the other day. considered enemy lines.', ■ ' i Gehring of Coventry- will give a ' Miss Lynch is the granddaugh sightedneas. ■ "The main thing in getting a loud? I do find it hard to the time suitable to throw out s demon.strBtion, followed by Jack ter of the late Mr. and Mrs. John pig’s attention." he said, ‘la to whisper,” Thought-Tumer Summer Furniture! Dunn, Dennis Caron. Anthony E. LMwib of Hartford; and Mrs. have a loud voice. test suggestion to the effect that Bonner, Everett St. Louis. Arthur Dutch Say Religion "Peraonally. I have always all the thinga President Lucy MacDonald- and the-late J, 3usncE Hnxs b k u ’ \ O f the Council consider the eventual A Thought for Summer is singirlg its swan song at Watkins. |t is just Malone, and Ellwyn SI. Umiia of | \v. MacDonald of this city. She is found It hard to. whisper. But If Eisenhower does for this nation admission of the rest of Europe, Vernon. All \vill be outdix'r de- a graduate of Rpt-kville High Growing in Russia you got a loud voice, you have to Montville, July 11 (A) Oscar none is more vital than hiS habit the countries of the East. They beginning for you but almost over for us. So you have pionslralions. School and is employed by the learn to control It." (Siurch, 83, of UAcasviUe, a form er The Appeal ,1 The '4-H Ulnb niemher.s will But Clark disdained the sugges ' of turning the nation's thought in acknowledged that tljis might not the whole season to enjoy th,ls furniture at savings that Pratt and Whitney Aircraft in justice of the peace here, kUled A grim y iiand toiicht J a tiny '.'../t 1 demon.strate indoors al.so, starling East Hartford. ^ Soeatdijk. Netherlands. July 11 tion that to succeed as a hog caller to n^w and logical channels, away he possible at the iiioiiienl. But himself yesterday afternoon by Upon a tall tureen stem afwi therr i ’’’ make the summer brighter than ever. at 2 p m. 'With the follo'k'ing ta k Wheeler Is stalioneil'm Norfolk. (/P) -- Four Netherlands church a man needed any particular per flring a .48 caliber bullet into his ' ■"■from- the'.preconceived nonsense they, said that chansirt}!' conditions' a lad ' ■ I ing p a rt; \'a. No dale has bwi set for the leaders who visited recently In the sonality in his voice,, although he chest. Said "W hat is th a t? Say, iloes it [ Marth.a 'HtiJchison, Allan wedding. ' Soviet Union said today that de felt that a high tenor had certain -which flourishes among ua . so might bring_tlie moment when it spite (Jommunlst antireligiotM pro He was found-by his daughter, grow in mud? " Subject to Prior Sale Palmer. Sharon Palmer. Jean Za- natural advantages over a baas. Mrs. Ida Chagnon. Medical Ex much of the time. would be possible. Then, they I bolansky, Carolyn Blinn, Sharon paganda 'church life in 'Russia "The pig.s ought to.be able to At his Wednesday preM confer said, the UouncU, If It Is to live A .startled \la.ss raw awniiming so, mayr-kecompany the Babe Ruth over the past 20 years "has-flour- aminer Robert T. Heiikle attribu (11 Mesh glider in .flaniiniro iJink enamel is a cornforlable addition to Jaohini. Richard NVedei-werfer, AjL>8tar team to E ast H artford. Herald .Photo hear yoii at least a mile away and ted death to huicide. ence, for Instance, Pâident up to its own dream,'6uglit to be trunks tha* clad Tolland; Carol Mahi. Linda Carr. ished considerably.” , The Rev. Donald N. Hungerford, curate of St. Mary's Church, coine'a-ninnln*," he said. ‘T've got "nie-small fry goinf: down to play The S39.50 Storkline Crib your lawn pi" iKirth furniture. IU’k- 20.05 now 10.95. .‘'mall solid medal table Coming Kvents They aaid the So'l'iel stale ia Church was a direct descepdent Elsenhower became the first ready to open Us doors. Helen Hoffecker. Mary Ann Back- 'The local Ciapler of Barber "Tb . I 1 lifts the first shovelful- of earth at ground-breaking ceremonies for the a brother who can bray like a of Col. Benjamin Church, a found and s-vii.:! in matchinjir pink. Reg.-4.95 nyw ;t.08. . continuing such propaganda but 'ew church yesterday morning. More than 4()0 parishioners wit- American public- figure to do One suspects that this move at 1 ofen. Zoe Hoffecker, Carolyp l5e- Shop Singers » 'll hold a myftery oreaK jack and you can hear him for two er of this town. (.*?) Settee in Chinese Peel Cane come.s to yori from Hong Kojijr. Nice for 1 long, Vernon; Barbara Sandatroni. has used other means and methods ssed the ceremony following the rhoming worship service. Taking miles.’’ aomethihg that has needed doing Strasbourg, In the realm of Euro "Can I have one and r.m along j ride tonight. The menibera wiil since- the end! of 1954. Despite the sand? .50 your porch or summer tivinjr uoom at the cottage. Reg. 10.05 now 14.05. Margaret Richaid.s. -Robert Pow meet at the Blits' CJarriege House ,)art in the brief progrnin were Acolytes Robert Moore and Carey There are no national conteata for a very long Ume. In a lew pean idealism, la- not '.lylthout its for only this, they ^ded. the state 'faces LeGeyt, the crossbearer. . in braying like a jack, however, Can 1 go where Uicre's .so much 27 Lounge chair to ’match settee abo.ye ha.s pull out foot re.«t. Reg. 18.05 is ers, Mansfield: Bejjy Anne Daley. at 7:45 p.m. the phemffnenon. of a flourishing At Church Site words," he shifted our attention intended practical significance, Sharon Tedfqrd, Pamela Mos.«. so the brother hasn't won the pub •pace to swlr.i? yours for 14.75. f Many local Democrata will at and Ipdreasingly eccleaiastrical and thought from what the Rus (Of the more routine, course of Have they cold milk and picnics Jane Mo.ss, Nancy ^ Borovicha, tend the meeting of the 7'olland lic fame that Clark himself has. O L L irS ' (2) lileaming white chi}i resistant enamel finish' ,‘V2-inch umbrella table. life.";-' Nearly 4()0 rharch member* Some hog callers -inay try to sians might accept In the way of European diplomacy. Statesmen In. the Band ? Want-to bring the utmost in comfort and Willinglon; Kathleen ' ' Henry. County Democratic A.san This eve 'pie four-man delegation was I heard the:’ laugh, sing, sleep , .Sturdy steel construction. Complete with plug for umbrella hole. Reg. Nmêii O'Brierv, Constance Parks. ning at the Hicks Memorial School vlew-ed the 11 o'clock gro md- P&W Key Test make their cries as mysterious aa disarmament aafeguarda toward are aceking ways to bring about qkbaen by the N etherlands Ecvi- AUTO BODY where sea winds h)os' , happiness to your little toddler? 12.75 now 9.08. Ahdover; Priscilla Karker. Jean in Tolland wnlh State Rep. Stanley -tnenical Council of Churches after breaking cer»-r.ibmcs on St. M ary's the chant of a tobacco auctioneer's the. question whfch properly some 8truct\;ral .symbnl.s of peace, ' Slorrs. Nancy Parke/, Ellen Yesukiewicz of Enfield apeakirm to imtralhed ears. But Clark’s call Oh please, the fTower Is so (1) Golden aluminum umbrella table with four chairs to match, has an invitation by the Patriarch of. Episcopal Oiurch lawn yester ★ ¥fEL0IN& •hould come first with us —' the if peace can be attained. One you do. This nationally famous Storkline Ailams. Jean Morris, Maridell on the subject. 'The i955 Legiala- the Orthodox Church in Moscow. Plane Crashes is aa crj’stal clear to his human .-weet I know genuine redwood table top and seats. Reg. 159.75 now 98.00. day w-hich climaxed r ore than Quotattona Fumlalied By auditors as it is to the pigs to question of what we ourscês naive but hot Impoeslhle inoposal LeonarrI, Belly Leonard. Carolyn lure- Suocc.«s or FaiUire." Prof. P, Jans, Dr. l4. Kmmen, ★ AUTO SODY oad The ae.a's so cool, the sky so big creation will meet your fondest expecta (5) Sdven foot lawn umbrella with green or yellow outside, floral lining LeBlanc, Pamela Ro.se. Susan Ca A meeting of the voting 'm em 40 year.s work toward the build Cobani A MUIdlebrook. Im whom his voice holds magic. 'lYOuld accept. is to have NATO and the Soviet . and blue'" Prof..J. de Graaf and the Rev. F. 1 |h a FENDER RKPAIRS hill. Coventry. bers of the Trinity .Lutheran Huiringa made the trip. ing of The new parl.sh. The new At Rentschler If you are interested in hog tions. . It has beauty and charm, it is inside. This umbrella tilts and al.s«' includes ground spike. Reg. 40.50 now calling, he says you can get tha ★ COMPLETE CAR HI his little lecture on the dls- military alliance merge into a Heartfelt appeal of little souls that Thefe will be s public .speaking Church svlll . be . held tins evenin,"- building will be joined at a right .‘14.95. St 8, o'clock. - " I ^ ' Bid Asked heat results i^th this cry: - armafqent problem, the President eSmmon guarantee of peace. Now long to share . strong and sturdy and it is offered at the contest with a 4-H criih members angle to, the old. edifice wliicli has (Coatinoed from Pago Obe) -FAINTING (1) Smart, rust-resistiiig outdoor-indoor dining group has .lO x 42-in^ ' . New Patients First National Bonk ‘■Pirey. piggy, pixxy. o-o-o-o-o-o- said thf statesmen also seem t,o he explor Tne gifts that XJod would have : from Vernon and Kllingtoh taking stood "for nearly 75 years on Of Manchester .... . 28 33 liA C q U E R amt B H A IO X them know; above ' price you want to pay. Foot-controlled 'gla.s.s-top table and 4 chairs ;-a’l Hnished in rust-resistant black. ChaitysCat.s part starting at 8 p ni. New patients .at the City Hos New IJnresl Marks C3iurcb St. J-57. with a thrust of more than oh-heeceeeeeeae. Pig.” “I wouIdRl want to have any ing the possibility of having the pital over till*' weekend include Hartford National The thrice-repeated word "pig All "lac tile Joy of gentle friends, drop side; spring adjusts as baby grows. of straw and turquoise. Reg. 69.50 now 49.95. / - ' Robert McClalchey Of Vernon The Rev. Donald N. Hu'ngetford, Bank and 'Trust Co. 32 35 lOjOOO pounds, IS considered the na 8 GriswoM StrcBt - thing 1 now say taken as CounclLof Europe serve as a sym has chosen for his subjcil, "How Mrs. Malcolm ■ Thompson, Doyle c'.Taie. initiated the ceremonies «y' tion's outstanding jet In produc-, gy'* catches the distant hog’a ear. the prayer Pcron-Chiirch/ Row Conn. Bank and TcL MI-8-8025 buthoritatlve few the simple rea bol oPpeate. if the mood of peace Tlial briPg.s new ’ifr, new hoi'e: Will You Choose Your College?" Rd., RFD 2; Robert Deming, Ver turning the first, spadeful, and he lion. It powers both fighters and "nie "O-o-o-o-o-o-o-oh—heeeeeeee." non TrajUer Cotirt; Herman Htrth. T rust Co...... 74 79 son that the morcmie studies lii- can be reached. the riglil to ItA'e. Nancy Sikes of Ellington will called upon several other church Manchestec Trust. .. 65 bombers...... speak oil "W hat the 4-H Pledge 11 Market St.; Richard Phillip, 84 (Uoatiqued faom Page Ore) members to participate. Ma;, ,r The accident Saturday again tonsivcly this probHni of dis But as always, we recommeml Few ha.f)py hours while strength, Brooklyn; Patricia Connors. 3, 109 Fire tnanranoB Oomponlea Means lo Me": Molly Myerowilz, Harold 'Dirkinglon w-a"’ tmong the Aetna F i r e ...... 69'.i 72>i points up P&VVA's adm itted need armament, the more he fims him to the statesmen a 'symbol and an and courage grew Ellington,ru m mu "How 4-11 Club Work...... High St.; Susan. Luginbuhl. 127 ' Interviewed last night at a sani dignitaries p.-.esenl. for longer runw ays than th e 6.000- organization kiiwon as the Umt- Po free, more. Joyous than they Contributes Vo” Good Vmzen8hrp''i,j'^,'''^>^^^^ George Fletchtnfr tarium where, he is being treated Hartford Fire-...... 170 180 self in a s.ort of a squi/rtl'q cage Speaking of .he ceremonies, the National Fire ...... 100 no feet maximum It has at Rentschler ever saw! Franclne Nison, Ellington, "Rulld"- New York City; Mrs. Antonio Dg< for injuries suffered in a fall last surport. PAYS /■ Ha is running ari^md, â^ty Nattona. Just ns unity Of half Carli. Ellington. / year, the Primate said "he con Rev. Hungerford said Uiat he war rh(5enix ...... 86 91 of a^rope is discovered to h« al- Those grimv liands would soon be Ing s Better America Throtigh "thrilled" ahd stated that he really Life and IndemnltT Ins, Cos. The Air Force is making 10,000 ' rîdly, and at times he has .'-a the 4-H Clubs." A daughter was bom yest^day demned" the attitude of those who to i2,000 foot runways available YOUR jniostiKilhlng. so would the unity otca-n. the fuce to Mr,, and Mrs, William H>hkton. call them selves Catholic- and dla-^ '■appreciated the lengUi of time A etna .Life ...... 245 260 feeling th a t he ijii^merely chasing ...... \ ern-ElT A'sa'n. it had taken Id reapti"lhis point." at its bases where big bombers are ^ Europe'be. ,ifii comparison to Po longing in Its etartled luingry RFD 3 / turb the peace. ' Aetna Casualty ...... 260 htmaelf. / . awe. TTie Vernon-Ellington Assn, (or he ako thoughJ''Thi exercises •Conn. GenSfal ...... 560 580 st^loncrt. ' DOCTOR the'Xworla'g^ heed, relatively in- help for retarded children will - At Manchester H i^ltat The fjathollrs were already un "Now, w h^ we come down to "Relaxed from fear, world .smije John Fagan of H.-iitTord Tpke. der fire In the pro-government would general . a tremendous H artford^Steam Boil. .-90 P&WA officials have carried on meet torhorrow evening at 8 discussion with the Connecticut It, every kind of scheme of, ^ t elgnincgnt 'And valueleei. TTie am i love tl a t place! . . . , miiu.Tfr,n Town'** A patient at Manchester Me- press for the demonstration they amoimt of ermusiasm. Travelers ...... 2600 2670 BILLS world 'today ^ -la smaller than M. M. M arry staged Saturday—Argentina's In Sidney "lilliott, senior warden PnMic UriHti«B Aeronautics Commission regarding . ua say, leveling off, stand by, ^Hall, tithwith pparents and friends in- ' Hospital. H q-Is scheduled to ei.ieriUis and tl... only person still shifting its hangar and. test* flight Eitrope was, w h ^ the dream of Sponsored by the Manihe.sler i undergo surgery. dependence Day—in which spme Conn. Light Power . . 19 21 “iiyliere you, are now, or actually Council of Oii".rrhes. vited lo allerld. living who attended the church's Conn. Power ...... 4,'> 45 opefAtibns to Bradley Field. European tinhy wa-a. horn. Jn the ' .Accident Saturday I Court Cases 10,000 nvarchers took part. The reducing, everything.-Comes 'hack, The new staff of the City Court papers accused the m archers, who^ first service.,"over 70 years ago, Hartford Elec Lt. . . . 59'j 61 *f 'The stale is preparing to acquire as I see it, to acceptable methods United Nations, "lye h^tw a fiame- W A T K I N S E rnest.,J. Osown-rki, il. of Oak were noisy but orderly;' of breAlC- followed the Rrv.. Hungerford in H artford Gas Co. . . , . 38 additional acreage there which Will woixl d V. GlLstonburv and -Miss: X |T * turning the earth. enable it lo extend the present frOftiOtlD ST YMi €OMMCflPfT iTAfl MMCM fOOBTr of enfbrcement. work. The thing ih.do ii\t\binld on ...... 10 i>ir> Rrriiiii St .whiih lasted about fi\e minutes ing the truce Peron had'‘call^ for So. New England Betty Carl.son. 19, of 1.55 Broad St . mnrninP , The curate said (he prc/enl plan Tel...... 44 46 8.000-fobt runways to 12.000 feet. » "How do you enforce such It. - ... \ . AIR-CONDITION NOW last Tuesday. Harifqrd. were admitted lo the} Church leaders said the march ning fop., the jiew building has Maanfactanng Comuables WITH FKDDKR.S Hospital Saturday afternoon after With Deputy Judge John Moran i .'things? This brings u.s tnstanriy sitting Raphael Crispino. .37. of was "completely, uiiauthorlzed." taken 18 montiis, but added that Allied Thermal ,... . .100 125 ‘The first .-iucccssful beet sugar to the question of examinations. the truck in whfch they were-riding Plant.aville wa.s fined $12 for vio Since the June V« revolt govern "actually the pcopi; of the i-hui-ch Am. Hardw'are ... .. 2 3 'i 2 5 ', (aclorv in the United States was Our l.ogical Miracl6.50. .. caused him to quit and get out of necessary. The rectory, which has nothing today that. I could say Carol and Janet Hagan.'^Sharon bury. * Argentina shortlv after the June been moved to make room for the Cli*oi* ient administrative office. One homo-on 17 - .point. Dudley, Macs,, Juij' 11 (/P-—Two SM S S.03 YfflR-ROUNO OIR UiNDITlONlNi monkeys available. If.^the -new help you jri ow old in ,' that meaHtnes 26 x 13 inches closed! Here are a few of Watkins choice oSlciating. Burial ■will, be In* Grove SM 47 A1 99.04 90.09 acirn'e sns-wer to Clila coqipllcated yet to he.” Your Ph.\si- *26 X 33 inches when leaves arc.rai.sed, 49..50. cis Skelly. Diane Ward and John which will park 70 cars, while an c; lljr injured early today when riMM wh«4al«9 *([ggpg;»rkf riK)«43 bU let the, monkeys live,. to perform reproductions of these pieces Weber, all from Tolland; Diane Hill Cemetery. CathoHcs Protest other hpme w-lll be renovated and TV7 B»« b*BB4 m pttmfVmmmlkff payntgnit. . M O m N AND COMPLETE question because, from my mind, cian will advise yon how K_\Vood-w'ing Love Seat/m reminiscent of the Friends may call, at the Ladd their car skidded off a cur-c on i in fh'eir other role, which Invoives Bienkow.ski, C a r o I;y n DeLong, usiMi as the.new rccloiy. Route 12 and struck a tree: mtvHONi • w*m • sf VISIT Every modern facility aad eonvetiieaoe Is tp-my mind, it Is perfectly stupid to keeji .\iinr health. In old wootlen t'ire.side .settee.'We cover it to your to which we have added a Laura Granville, Joyce Kalber, Funersl-Mome tomorrow from 7.J.0 Members of tha church vol%d testing for the safety “of antl- 9-p.m. and Wedne.sday from 2 To Cut iu School Aid Dead are JAmes Karaimnns, 21, provided to assure deep satialaetioa. ’ for the worTd-to continue to put polio vacrine. our prescription depart- order in distinctive Document prints of nubby- lounge chair with foam Latex" 'Sanfofd Palmer. Shirlee Sullivan. tyo years ago to authorize con and Donald Moiih. 22. The dri-.'er, i Judy Vsndervoort and Charles 9 p.m. struction of the new building. PREFERRED .fiMNccco,!^ ao rnuch In these agencies and In- This is ■ another demonstration ment we have all the im textured plain fabrics,. 159.00. cushions for 20th Cenifury Joseph Peterson N orr-end O. RlOhards. 22. was MANCHiSTilt atnimentallties that cost us., so Warren, Jr., from Vernon;-Marlon Bruaaelf. Belgium. July ll,i/P)— Church officials report' that the token to W ebste (Maas.,) D1,strict WUUam P. QoUh , that'.oiir-' piseent war • against portant medicines ami Joseph' Peterson. 67_ of ElUng- An estimated 200,000 |to'm art building fund, how tolalq $350,000. 401 maim tr im s‘ • isssiia nss>' lounging. , Kn.sche. Jean Pettetrer. jCdward tonj died suddenly Saturday at the Hospital. - JohaTlomey much, and If we don't .have this vitahiius he will |)rescr,il)e and Jean Rolhe. Nancy Sikes and Catholics, poured , into Brussels I'artictpuots 0#*rf M**. MT*d. FVI. f.'IO I* i.'ID polio, now in...its fii at great flush home of Nicholas Maichuk, Crys All three w ere reWcênts of three •W TKijridoifB • .<^f***d fefwdeye Baymond T. Qolah war. do us ao little good." of victory with the Salk vaccine, to helj) you enjoy ymir Doane 'Winans, Ellington. yesterday to protest school policies Others participating in 'yester Rows, North Gro venor Dale. Conn. 1*0*1 Ni*d* f* pWU«mH ^ *11 itBdrfcy 9*w**' Paul R. LaBreo tal Lake Rd.. Where he w m a of Premier Achllle Van Acker's day's ceremonies in.cludecl Albert The Preeihsnl might have added has by no means attained its extra years. Willigin Thrall of Vernon is a boarder. He was born in Poland in Police Chief Law'reiiti (Jh-risto- touncllor for this wêek. and Mrs Liberal-Socialist coalition. The on Dewey, senior'" warden; Howard that they would do humamtynit- final weapons. . ; G—^^RtJbnd Cocktail Table has 1888 and.leaves no relatives. Dr. pher M id The men vycre riding in Home. * • Mabel Blair of Ellington'-is camp ly casualties were caused by the Briggs,' junior warden; Gordon a new' car owned by Richards, ap Ue good ih case of war, gither He , It can be gUesieU that we arc a “Tavern Table” styled Francis Burke, medical examiner, heal. —----- Fogg, chairman of the building Ml 3-5940 YOUR PHY.SICIAN plus,.. cook for the second week of camp said he died of natural causes, -' parently en route ■ tolConnecticut. has said that before. soon lo make oUier sinulki ad baê, 29-inch top, 36.50. ing,- Arriving by train, car and bus, fund; Mayor Turkington; and He said lire marki- ushowed - the ('AN PHONL Committal services will held many demostrators carried the Mrs. JameS'Stewart Neal, wife of EVERYBODY What he said new, this time, vances in techniqqes. safety, and H—Unusual Corner Chair . .. - Bonus .ApplirationH tomorrow at the'-'Btllngtqn' Uenler automobile skidded 8.5i feet before Mitchell ;{-5;i21 " Bonus afiplicatioas for veterans tradiUonTal pirates' black flag of a former rector of tha church. effectlvenega. ^ it has an upholstered .seat.” ^ ~ Cemetery. 'h ittiq ^ a t.-ee. \ . 225 MAIN S I was that the time had come for iWHKN YOli NELD Upholstered of the iloiean War jare available revolt and chanted slogans against Various members of the building Tbe'shi-rp curve where the acci America* to stop the comfortable It Is likely that. In time, the A MEDICINE Itocument Print or Tex at both the American '..eglnn Home , The B urke B'uneral Home la in the government's bill' to tighten con){nUl“ joined in the exercises, ' LOVES A charge of arrangements. There will dent occurred has jorn, tjie scene business of worrying about what .Salk vaccine itself, In wlilch the tured covers, to order, on West St., ana the V^V Home regulation of church and other including jhUn T rotter, A. L. o* previous fatalities. \ • ' be no calling hours. private schools. Riker. Mrs. William J. Thornton. tha lUisslsns ulll or will not ac worry Is that some llve\\’irus may pieces for 20lh .59:50. on Elm St. Police said all three men were BABY Pick up your prescrip Starting tonight. Nicholas Paw- FeO^ incidents, were reported. Ludwig Hansen, W. Sidney Harri riding In the front seat,' cept in the way hf disarmament remain undetected, wilK be auc- luk and Harold M cLaughlin will •All Talcotri'llle and 'Vemon Demonstrators broke windows of son. Jennie Wind and John Hyde. Karapanos de Ih.was attribute^ tion if shopping near us, qews Items are now being handled safeguards and in.spcction, and, 'ceeded by a virus whlchXls pre-’ or let us deliver promptly be available evening* at thq VFW the' - Liberal Conservative news Francis Englehart. Mrs. AuMin to- internal injuries: ane predicated, a}-' There are wide choices of Docu- , .pool as the'pool ia not supervised Jr..'W as bullL (Sail didn't know. free (Oatholic) education, tightens 1— and white tires, 20,600 miles. m O Q U t CLOSED MONDAYS ‘ Sandidge and his. wife. Joan, conditions for subsiding private THE BARE FACTS TODAY'S FRESCRiraON IS THl dteates, we are Row taking. All moat certainly. fAm the day Dr. meat prints and textures from” and slopes in the centw to twA AGED 'n t’lNS feet In depth. were chipping away old plaster for education and sets up q t h.e r ■Jong, tha quaation' of what we John Endera, of Hartford and which to choose; covered-to-order. little SioagUe a new coat when they 'inade a..find meaaurea which CaUipUe iM dera Albuquerqiie. N ^^. '^ - J t w m |.,, Satanta. Kaa./(/P>-Mrs. Jbsey lARGAIN IN HISTORY AT / ^ would accept has bqen at le ^ as Harvard. first ■ s u c c e e d In The Elks w-ill meet thC Koaciuaz- -a a newspaper, the Richmond label a "deady' menace" to Catholic alt In the line of diity but Deputy...... S hort Shaddeiy of Montezuma, BEAUPRE lm p5 *aat as the 'quesUoti. of RTo^ng the polio virus, just as A—Winged Sofa . . . Sjiecial'249.00 |to boys tonight at 6:30 at the Rec News'Leader, atufted behind the education in Belgium. Sheriff Mickcj; Espinosa was em Kas.', and JohiyHenry Short, Nlco- Prescription Pharmacy (Jovemment sources maintain barrassed anyway. | ■ the Ruseiana would accept, that great key triumiUi on his reation Field in a little LeAgue plaster. Quickly they noted the ma Park, Om., think they may \ 901 Main Street D—Lounge Chair with foam Latc.K gam e. * date: Jaiv 4^1594. that the measure will reestablish a. . Trying to price 1 a - disorderly welUbe the world's oldest broth^r- MOTORS, Inc. this la the- first time any- part, which unlocked the door for *QUoUtion by R. Browning seat cushion-i .‘. . .89,00 7711 game betwetn Uig.-PAC Call, w ho. oneq ,yorke<4 t g r , th« balOBee between ^ te .and Catho woman under -arreO^ the ctficer ■ister •twiiâ They'lt be 93 next 358 fkut Center Street ks bean seriotu enough and H Dr. Salk and many others', also . 1812-1879 ".„and the Moose, orgihally dched- paper, quickly disjîled any idea lic schools which they contend waa lost the protection i/ij|f the seat of Nov. 13. 'ilM y w ere born near-Hoip* Manchester, Conn. ' aRoqgh and tntelttfent ~ tiled for tomorrow evening, has that it was a ‘‘hiatoric” hqme. Ha broken in favor of the church his pants when she' grabbed a hip P H A R M A C ir could have boeir predicted, from ' Copyright 7W288 kinsviUe.yKy:; later homeMeiurid Open Evenings UntB 9 P.. ML .4* m $ so. what had gone before in--other been postponed until Wedneaday -knew the answer: ^rpogpaplUcal achoola by* the previous Catholic pocket, pulled, and Produced two in the opening of the-Cherokee in orijiM: th at, all wfao w i ^ to do- error. ' -i- goverament. long rips down bis luouaers. Strip'ig Oklahoma. -. -J ■ . - ■ y i-- : V • >

flIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., .MONDAY, JULY 11, 1955 KIGBT MANCHESTER .BVENtNG HERALD, MANCHEST^, COIm.. MONDAY, JULY- l l , 11955 he sAid. *'And may T present-my . Insurance M anÎ have an,ajp- BUGS BUNNY counsel for Bourque, Mb he would w ife ? ” poin.tment vyith the president m w s in w - « M W O«H ->UlE Treasurfer Reporta Funeral Coriduetcjd ask the court t6 ',.ot Bourque undM ’!I h«K .V r pardon.” stiffly res the company, to dlsctua'a plan for Antwar'io Praviou* Punlf Observe Golden Abntversary )MUTTUE a psychiatric eaumlttation. ' plied his b I, "M y w ife!” hl< qbmplete Coverage. I tell you 5- wtibo—UM . W H A T — Funeral aendeea for Patricia i b i A W . Sense and Nonsense ■---av— . C • .it will be a battle of brains. . Heavens ABove ncs PaWeta Penaion Pavmenta For Slaying TViclim O puidl* IQUAbITV, W’ife—My. but you're brave u a r a y im m o — u m Ikwteira Deyllghg, WTIO—1«M were at St. RephsierB OSthode Igwe is,the quest, marriageige the a u a Oiurch with prayer of the angela. conquest, divorce the inquest. going into the batUe unarmed. A womaiTwith a small boy asked A pollo In a p a g ea n t given lnôn Juan, how- 27 Snow glider WHAY—Polka Parly j.aaid Bourque admitted he lured X O E N E S A t ^ .sfi-ivcll to hear yon say 'seven ^fty- j ever, had the decencyô introduce 3tf Verily WHAY—Brlly Klnibell MR'CC—<5ood Evening Good Music, 6200.anion as, his Wl(e. Gallant 32 drtismented WKNB—Baeetfiill Melinee WTIC—L.one Ranger TV SERYI6 E l.a.s th is co u rtesy was, it tb rn ed the 34 ^ z e d fixedly WTIC—Pepper Younx WDRC—Mr. Keen (M) hand, the report ahoWa. [\ struck her with sn ax when she : SSS Baat Center Street WDRC—Cal Ko)by „ WGTH—fop Secret File#^ / For the current fiscal year, the. .threatened to tell her paren'is and | Days M A K ACaU. MaaHheeter, Conn., Sigmund Spaeth. Writer, miisi-j tables on him on one ot'easion. 35 Get aVugy WGTH—Afternoon of Muiic cian. and lecturer, sn'omits a story ’ " alking along the street omS day 36 Kind of"ân town set aalde 676,470 for its por then buried her. . Klghfs #Is93 Phis Parte bpen Erealnga UaM 9 P-^ML • iia—. ■*WHAY -Polka Parly tion of the payments to the pen fpiie body was found Kridsy after ! where the truth-telling instinct of with his latest love he encountered U Bring up WHAV—Record Rmleo w e r e —Good Evening Good Music TEX. MIS-8194 WCCC—Record Review a thiirough search of the neighbor a child gave him a new light on his producer. Proceeding \yith his 39 Elevator WKNB—Mueic sion system. Martin has rccom WKNB—BaeebaU .Matinee WTlC--Lone Ranger mended only 641.800 for the hood's a search in which Bourqie, him self. accustomed poise and nonchalance, inventor v. WTIC-The Woman WDRC—Mr. Keen this gay Lothario greeted him: « WDRC—Newe WGTH—Top Secret Fllee coming year, however, and eft a shoe'.worker, nad participated. "For some icn.son. " .says Spaeth. 40 Soil WGTH—Bob and Ray WL- Dana)^ said he would ask that "I was selected to play the part of "Well, how do you do, Mr. —— 41 Wile plains in his budget mesaago that 't it s — WHAY Polka Party the 634.670 saving ia due to the Bourque vbe given the maximum | 42 Irish poet. ■ WHAY—Record Riwien WTIC—Henry J. Taylor / WCCC—Record Review '.WDRC—Godfrey TaiencScouts that the Town' Pension Com- penalty death by hanging. James 1 Thomas----- WKNB—BaeebaU Matinee ^'GTH-Voice of FIrwone ee put the system ' on an V. Broderieij' Jr., court-appointed OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE\ with MAJOR HOOPLE 45 Underground WTIC—Lorenxo Jones actu^trlly sound basis and the Mancheiter'i Old»6f passages \ WDRC,—Cel Kolby WGTH—Boh and Ray n riiv —sioaion tr savingûlfllls a promise by that 49 Undervalue WDRC—Godfrey/ group. ‘ with Fineii 51 Corded fabric |; |a — .... WGTH—Voice/f FROM PAvy YOuR aaocale YOU'RE CEAULY 'wHAY Suburban Serenade LET US fil l yo ur n e e d s <3Otr0<5 FIRST 52 Musical WCCC—Record Review a t o c K B ir s ^ PAV ■■ S&AD''i’V& DEObeOTO BOILD- W HAY.^lg W atch Faciliti #6 .- directions WKNB- BaeebaU Requeet Mallnee WTIC—■l>(irpho___ - ___^.. jba Hour rfPeslO AW 6C>RELV siE E O E b' INiS? ABOUT CA01i^ — a t WTIC-'.IOSO Radio Lane AG MUCH AS THAT JOlhJT 53 Russian city WDRO-Kolby WDRC—RoBCmarx Cfn/they VACATiOU a t LIVERPOOL WGTH^MusIc Memprlrs TU e TAO THEY WAVE 54 Uncle Tom’s WGTH—Bob and Ray • its- , . ^ SPRING? — “lO'JELV, EEST- MAUAL Ne e d s /VMNkf-LlNED pet 6:41— WHAV- Night Walrh \ .PUL, REPiM ED.'*— a b it WHAY-Suhui bail S. ienade WTIC—Telephone Hour \ Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. K Herald pfioto /IN UPPER B A T A T C I^ / 55 Throw WCCC—Record Review E K P £ N 6 iv'e , B u t a w a a o k a l e ^ WDRC—Bing Oosby \ . W illett Af .ôiith Rd.. Bolton, cele PLOOR F O e 56 Essential WKNB—Baseball Request Matlnea WC.TH—Muatc Memories r \ •I 'Won't. Buy Your Regsrd,’ HSBOS BUILDI>1& A S T/Ol1C2 - being WTIC—108U Radio Lana iis a - ^ Father Telia Jlta OKughtcr brated their 50th. Wedding anrii-' iôwer Hommerlon In the county CALLED FOR AND WDRC—Cal' Kolby WHAY Night Welch versary .yesterday with a reception j of Middlesex. London, England, on WGTH—Bob and Ray To parents faced with the^prob- U'm not following you, lady—it’s just that you happen to< 57 Noise ' WTIC—Biuid of America at their home. ■ ' July'10. 1905, The bride-was the DELIVERED PROMPTLY SERVICE i i i a - W DROc-Am os *n' Andy iem of either giving in to ail of a X l>e walking behind that cigar!” WHAY—New# , _ . Wi :T1I -R e p o rt Roundup leehager's demands or havirig tha^ Many ri'lcnds attended the fete j former Daisy Elizabeth Baynion AT NO EXTRA CHARGE WCCC—Good Evening Good M usly .given by the couple’s daughters,, of Clapton Park, London. WK.N’B- Ba.seball P.equesi .Matln^Y ‘ w H a Y —N ight Watch “ teenager pull the bid "You never WTIC N ews WTlC«^Band of America let me do anything* or "All the Mrs. Winifred D. Ranncy of Prior to his retirement Mr. Wii- PRISCILLA’S POP The Local BY AL VERMEER WDRC—News; Wealher / . WDROi-Amoa V Andy other kids get to do such-and- Brldgewatcr and Mrs. Nancy F. i.tt was .superintendent of the In- PINE PHARMACY \V(;TH -Report Roundup WGTH -News, Norwotel / such" line the way one father faced War>cn of Bolton. Visitors from land Maririe Department of the CALL MI-9.9814 ills— . ' / IM MEXICO? 'rDU TOLD WHAY- Sport.. / WHAY^Newa; NUa .Watch up to the aituatlQ.a.may be helpful. Bollon/Manchcster, Hartford, New Aetna Insurance Co. in Hartford. ME VOU WERE WCCC—Good Evening Gqbd Music WTIC—Fibber? Mollv When hla I6-year-old daughter York, Ohio and Mas.sachusetts W D R r—Mrx>d»» fpr R om ance were in attendance a.s well as the • ■ ' " '• '■ " .' ' — TO FAR-OFF MALAYAI WKNB—D in n er D ale accused him of never letting her. WTIC -Strictly Siwrls / ’W ilTH —A. P, M organ 'tu p le ’s twoXgranffchUdrcn. . WDRC—News: W ralti/r U:1S— "do anything’' because he had pul WGTH- Wlsmer WHAY—Newa; Nita Watch hla foot down a few times when he /The house .was decorated with WTR*—Joseph r Harach yillow and whitcxflowcr.s. Refresh Watkins Brothers, Inc: - WDRC—Moodn for Ronianro felt 11 was necessary- to do so for WHAV—Dinhi-r W GTH—t'a l .laekMon ments, Including ^wedding cake, BANISH UNWANTED HAIR FOREVER w ety"—Good E g Good Musle . her own protection he said: were served.' We wish to thank you for the fine "I love you very much and. of ( WKNB—Dinnec- I WHAY^Newv: Nlta Watch , . . I The Willetts wereNriarried at Why let unsightly hair on your-face v^l manner in which all details were han WTIC—Glee a u > WTIC—Meet the preBN . course. 1 want you to love me. But',. Vo, o WDRO-G. Lombardo . W r>R r~ MoodN .for Romancie ,, . 1— - f . 1 w I the Lpi-sropal Church ofxSt. P huI, your good looks. I>et me free you of thts“ dled and the cper«tion and assistance WGTH—Bin Stern Wf’iTII - Dance Time ...... I'm not going to buy your love by . ’ ‘ ' social handicap forever. My medically ap afforded by Mr. West, which helped us 6:4S—^ being an easy parent. proved method Is safe, permanent and will WHAY pinner Dale WHAY—Newt: Ntta Watch "Even more v important than through a very trying experience. WilCC—Good Evening Good Music WTIC—Meet !hv Preim .not mar the skin. WKNB—Vagabond WDRC—Mood«-for Romance having you love mg and having you We Speclhli'ze In \ Pm c—Three Star Extra WGTH —Dance Time think I'm a wonderful Dad is doing Excerpts from an "WDRC—Lowell Thomae U:th>- what I know ia right for your own WOMEN'S DRESSES MARY G. WARD. R.N. unaoliclted letter WGTH—Piano Portraits WHAY—Newa: Nila Watch . Ciertified Elect rologist „ J.WwajLIAM WTIC—Newjl good and yoiir own protection.” Size# I6!i to ?4i,i. BE 6LAP HE w A sa ff Atyuo-cjU M MAM WDRC^Na^n: Almanac Main Job Is to Guido and Protect «^4 CENTER STREET TEL. >U 9-2667 • ESTABLISHED IB74 • Television Programa W GTH—N ew i M & N OUTLET " U-IV-F The honesty and strength of that ' \ A lt W ork B|v A ppointm ent ALLEY OOP Enter Goddess! BY V. T. h Ah^LIN On Page Two WHAV--N**»e. Night Watch father’a answer to a daughter who SU5 East Middle Turnpike W TIC—B por t a was trying to high pri^ssiire him Open Daily 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. tL.feaitiiu. •jj'f&j’i'aiii' siwiiiWteteiteagati KEN WINSTON BY JERRY SIEGEL and MIKE ROY WDRC—Cal Kolby W (;TH—S porta into turning a "no " he knew was 11:30— right into a "yes" he knew wa.s | YOU WHAY —Nile Watch A a A jN P / W Tir—Starlight Serenade wrong Is an attitude that-is sadl.v A m A isia r h i s b b t YS r u u d 9B m b n t , W DRC—r a ! Kolbv lacking in many homes today | WGTH—Sign Off, where teenagers rule the roosi. KBN RBTUffNS TO THB VAN ll:43-e 1 DORBN BSTATB.^. WHAY-NIte Wafrh It puts the parents’ po.sition WTIC—Starlight Serenade right on the line and it points out. j W DRC—Cal Kolby ' as no amount of wheedling could .\DUAI I.N HOSPITAL do, that the main responsibility of L ake F orest, III.. Ju ly 11 (/Pi-- parents to their teenage" children , Isn’t to make them happy but to' Adlai Stevenson’s physician's say he win .probably be’ discharged guide and protect them. from Lake Forest Hospital today Too many tiarenlx today sell out sfter a bout with what they K»QfTj SCHNHOT, LETS HAVE, sotwnrs soMipTS secret! if livea on a farm near Libertyvilla, ■VtVt W\V\! JT, I BAIDf THETRE foreign AGENTS AND CAN MAKE HIM TA LK ... MOTORISTS INJURED • WM91 Westport. July 11 ilPi — Stale poHCa said tM O New Britain people were critically injured yesterday when their car went off the M6r- rltt Parkway and Hit a tree. Joseph m P icra. 21. and Lorraine Pietraa, 20, were admitted to Norwalk ZAN'T rust h o sp ital. 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t H E Herald Angle p t o n ■**.— , ■y C h i s o x , Tigers Falter Major Lfosu*! IN aiioiial Places Power! EARL W* YOST Hedlund Fans LeadRi^s; Sport# Editor / SUNDAY 14; Ed Wojcik^ I n A ; L . Re^mant Race .Naliaasl Leasae ^ ' day centered around the annual Raiirng ( BAf-d on '200 at haiai—Osni- This marked the third day of aoftball game between the com- panrlla' Brbnkivn. .,735. Aahburn. PhlTa-: he family's first, camping trip of poeipg room and the editorial IPARH'* d.'lphui' 327 . Ajron, Mllwiidkae. .332; (he season at Hammonasset State Cole Hit Hard Old Reliable REst l,TB BrooktyqJOll?. Ctn- room. The site was the Buckland ) sMrrMSff Lose Gn>unrf in Last 10 Amerlr^n /TlnDaii 217. x Only Roy Campanella ■Park. The weather was #welt«r* Field end after two hours of an' BoMon ID. Baltimore 7. •2nd. Rmix SnlfJ**r. Briniklvn 74. Briitfm. ing. even on the beach', and the Southpaw JackI#' Hedlund pro rain I. MilwAuk^*'. t>t. itilliAin. Brooklyn. A3. action packed and dramatic battle m iS/i- ■«» Daysi Yankees I,ead^ WMxhiHRton H-:i. New York 4-K. Mxvfi Nrw York. til. lau)»h. Milwau Out \ with . Injuries; 'water was colder than L. T. the teams had battled to a 14-14 vided the pitching and aSortatop I m/Hitar'i wjflftiKa## Kansas (Mtv.R-l LVtmit kee 59 ^ Wood's ice plant..Red Hadden of stalemate. Joltin' Joe Sullivan's. Alan Cole and catcher Eddie Ry Six; Brooks HoW! (’leveland S*-2. ('liiraRf* 2~4. ' Rimx Batlf'd In SimltT Brooklyn. W; Blue m^bon CIXm I Wojclk carried the big bate Siw- Nalionat . Kiuxxrw^ki. t^lncmnaî and Mu«li|l. Si. Manchester, the hekd man on the two-run tingle in the seventh ip*-' New York' 3; BriMjklvn ta'-m'* t*5 . CarnpatiDlla, Brooklyn ' and Tall Cedars' annual Road Race ntng .enabled our white collar team day afternoon aa- the local Ameri- Club Cluunpinnship Edge in IVational Pi Lmiis 7. t’hi< aiir>* 2. N<'w YorV, 54 Tuesday o b Radio, ciin Legion Juniors thumped ---- Committee on Thanksgiving, was tOy e#chpe ' a defeat. Due to ' the The quarter and semi-final ■ Milwaukee 7-H. I’iiH’tnnati i-7 llit8—AB.V«;*n. HIR; Mufl- limited seating -No ono Rhiladelplnn H .-Pittsbmi;h 1-2 If-i. N**a York li^' Briilftn, Milwnuke^, _one of the Silk Towrter's vyho had Milwaukee. July .11 /iT)— Cor- the three! o f rain the crowd was held ap'aced five singles while notching were completed Oil#' pair week ^•on the American Lcapie pennant s t a Sihngs • DM 8»nw York, been a guard at the Welhersfleid Leaky 'defense afield helped each hfedlund gave up three- walk#' the tournament aa he drew Bob a flve-game lead over the Cleve WaphiiiKton,- I'lemento arid lewnK. FMtMburah. 7, _ Stiar pitchers vi-ere called upon State Prison .Nino Osells, an side score a majority of Its runs. while fanning 14 to run hi# strike LaFrancis for hiS'first m.atch. He land Indians. who are a length in Hoin*v Fvuna-- KhiJtzvw aki. r»hoinriAtl. within 48 hours aper working a A rematch ia likely w-lth each out .total to 49 in four game#. And front of the White Sox, Ten days 29 Snid«T, Bn»okr^^ 25 Mava. -N^w other Silk ■ Towner who likea to 'll] won his n>atch by default, - He Bi it.kKn ... York.— 27----Banka. •'--•-t^htcaKo. 33; nine-inning ^ m e on Sunday, only team boasting that next time the the losers' lone marker in the fifth : ago, the Yanks were S ,1-2 games MtlWAuke^v' Mathewji Milwauk«‘4\ 22- flye-of the-16 aaw action yeeter- X'j-ough I t " during the summer, defeated Ken Gorvlon in the quar luHd he is now in his 19th season final score won't even be close.- inning Was helped along by two ter-final rouncl by 3 and 2 and to the good with the Whit* Sox j t*hH’ar<. St4d4-n Boyer. Si 1,4)UU. 15: day. A year ago. five of the seven THURSDAY Manchester errors. Hedlund's Becond—1 31-2 ud on the Indian.s^. . : Nf w Viu k , Rnwtkhn. 11 TemRlf. Cincin National l>ague pitchers and o f camping although he has gone then outlasted the trtiigh Stan ■'.Si. LiiUIb ; . . . y ,.. nati and Brutfin. Milwauk^r. 4ft., Maya, EasW is east end west Is west mound opponent. Bud Belleyvance, Mstezak tn a tight match that Detroit, fourth in days ago and I (’incinnaU . ./.u . . N.en Yiirk. K .. four 6 t the eight American soft aXd purchased a trailer. but where does the can set when pitched a commendable game giv 9 1-2 ghtnes behind, pow is fifth, ■^f*hila'l*'li‘hia . . . Pitrtiinp (baaed tm '5 declab'Uki. — LeagUeia had worke«Arovo. - Qdtside of Brixiklyn'a Roy C»m- CampiriX »tay ended this hot way Park. TC.at’a -the question striking out„10. 1 . TOI>A^ ■ a u r wrUkT T H t Fred McKone, by 5 and 4 In hia Sox. The Bosox. with the in- i mericAii leoin^. l«V-3, .7S9, Brooklyn. 9^3. patiella. xvho was scratched several afternoon jiiat as the Re.d Sox had. Score Three Times ,OON-T /5 I No Rantf .'*4 li* tlul* di • 7r»o, Mtnner, ('hlcaiô and t'ojlum. Cln- Mike (Spider) McDonnell raisM quarter-final match. In his comparable ted Williams, had a 4tay^ ago because o f a damaged whipped the Yankees in the first during an office vlett. My answer The htist team scored three National cinniftl, 7*3. .TCHj, end of a doubleheadeT and we ar AH C tnzM H match with Savin Zavarella, he 9-1 record for the 10 da.ys. taking I No Kam< ■<<*li» »lul. d I Sinketuiiji.—jonen. t'hicaco. U4: Rob kne/ neither side reported any In wai« southivest, knowing that the times in the third as Irv August AMb FAMILY MAN CULMlNATtO I M ima ■ was three down early In the rrtat^ over fourth place seven games be- ! erta. Rhna4erj>hla. lOl (Vinlay. Mil juries. Last Year. A t Roeen. Vogt rived home in tiine, for the 6 p.m. bleachers and ftrst ha*e Jfrand- walked and moved to second on kn waukee, e Newromtre. Brooklvn. 93^ newscast. Once thb-^ camp gear ACCLAiumo *MTrc*MU.V A5 but kept the pressure on until/he hind the Yanks and 5 1-2 ahead of ' lia«ldix. St leVmia. M, . ‘ Berra.- Allie Reyrtolds.^ Mika atv>4 aecHons art alweya.ih the Infield out. Cole singled scoring fiFORTfi FATHIK 6 f the Tigers. ■ American Lcaivf Garcia. Campanella and' Harvey was stored away imtlf'aijother. day sun, Mike headed the annual August and continued to second on T rig VfiARw came oiit 4 and 3 over Znvvyy I*la.veodman, Boxton, 63; Tuttle. Detroit. Americans to an 11-9 'xictory In wasn't up to par, from this ob- salmon anong t.ls catc*. While in ball and'Crosaed the plate moments . ‘ owa 1. Semi-finals'. Oleksak over time liwt aeason. lost six of 11 and St. P auI. Minn. 5S off with Dixie Sarchet. DMjt>U's Cleveland. . 8nal I.ieague police and auxiliary police did a quet and Bob Flynn. Both runners ing one of his ftnest yearn with to get back in the winner's circle! Homer. Alaska for seveftfiT years. McNhmara: Hadfleld 3 and 2 over to a conclusive victory In a slx- first game of the twinhill fM. Week's Boxing Slaie Kuenn. Detroit. 97 Mantle. NVw York .squads, re.spectively, have a wide commendable job in handling the He operates a bus service .' . . .r-dvanced when Hedlund threw the Willey: Eond 4 and 3 over A. fiirlong everft at M(5nmouth Park the Dodgers. 94 mass pedestrian and vehicle traf- AM, Cleveland defeated Chicago 5-3, today with a victory in the JIS.OOO | DniMex—Finljcan. Kaneux 22. choice of pitchers. Most IlkMy Motored to Mt Nebor at ni)fht for ball info centerfleld attempting to ^ At §Z, POA Smith. There was no result post on the .Jersey shore. — . . fic. GTiUu GMDmIF but lost the nightcap 4-2. Boston St\Paut Open. | I White And RirrxaH. 6o.«t<>n and Kuenn. atailer foi' the Americans is Early the Legion-W i 11t m a n t i c ’ ase- pick o ff, Soequet at second. And MDMMG CP ed -for the Cai-vey-Skinncr match beat Baltimore 10-7 before rain Detroit 19. Smith. Cleveland and I Wynn it 1-41. Cleveland's strong- TUESDAY ball game. Adult baseball' may be Soequet tallied aa --Wojclk's at UP '.S'v: and so no player listed to pljiy The sqiiare-jaweil Texan, fight- ' Three Form er Cham ps I Rower. Rxinea.* Rity A washed out the second game. De Saiix^'*n. Kanaaa witv. 5. . I Rober ta C3-7I of Phlladelirfita. .sports department. “ I've never I In the National, Brooklyn's lead 19 under par for a 269 in what was' Scheduled for Action' H«*me Runa—Mantl* . New Yofk." 21 A5fKklCAN LEAGUE tendance for recent home attrac Cole blasted his first homer of were:' Connorton over Page', De- I Kahn*' Detroii, \9, Zauchin. ftV'«tiin NexVcomb. , the major's' biggest /Seen as many -mistakes in base Local Spdrt was trimmed to 11 1-2 games in a one of the steadiest shows of his I tions. The Thread City nine scored the season in the eighth, the ball lear 3 and 2 over J. Smith:Smith; Hancf- 3-2 defeat b.v New York as second Bridgeport, July 11 iT"! A1 — .lensen. Bo.«ion and Zernial 11- '() W. Prt. : winner, has not worked since his ' ball schedules qs I have this sea splitl^^ the outfielders In left 1 stormy- careel'.’ It earned him New York, July 11 1/^*1- Fprmerv Promoter Blaise D’Anionl hope^J L. a 5-2 win tq pin the first loss fif Icy 1-up Over Bryant;■yant; DutelleDu 7 ■place Milwaukee spill with Cincin . ., 7 JOO rthree-iiimng stint Friday night. kon. Have you noticed that some the year on Manchester. Coach cent^. Wojcik reached- on art er Sander.soii of New Haven moved i j .2 40(f. lightweight chanipion Paddy De- 2„. Spencer- Rubber .. and 6 over Kapteyh. Seml-flnal: Chatter nati. The Brave.s won 7-4. then to gross around *30.000 with the" chb’-a^', " 9' '’.ie,c.!',c f ' ' Police A Fire ...... 6 4 60fl ' Roberta went the di.slance Saftir- have the Yanks and Giants play- Wally Fortin's club miri't win all ror,''^ stole second and dented the froip one Bridgeport golf course to i Boll ê.-sisleil tlie, lemplHlion to Marcci, hoping to' strike it rich no-lelevision. no-radio show. Smilh. Flcvrland and Bailor and Hui Deiear 5 and 4 over Connerton; lost 7-6. SI. l.ouis whipped Chica 't Man, Motor-.* . , ...... 4 5 .444 I day while Wynn hurled only five ^ iijg home at the same tim e... Its.remaining games to insure a plhte on Steve Cooper’s oiie-baae another today as he led the' New | gamble yesterday and kept his again at Ralph Dupas' expense, nr. N e w Y o rk . 7 T V Gets Rap for Poor Attehdaiice Handley 2 and 1 ^ver Dutclle, go 7-2 and Philadelphia ' trimmed P itc h in j (Bn.xi-il .ii) 5 d<-cUlr>nxt _\!Man. O p tica l...... 2 7 .222 ttuungs the same day. Of the Night games are listed as day- place in the annual State. Touma- Xnock. STAN IIIUNSKI 76. Leo Terry (lead in the lace Of a three-stroke meets the New Orleans young.ster Tony Johnson snd Tony An Konaianlv. .Nrw 5'ork 6-0 1 (kX> Don- other s. Dick Donovan of theCnl- games and away games are listed Pittsburgh 4-1 before losing 3-1. Haven Municipal team m defense : mc.nt. which the locals von two/ ^ Tup Fielding Gem «---- -— * ' Saturday Pro Alex Hackniyr ran 7fr. Hugh Hamilton 80 and Doc Mc I deficit 'he carried into live final for the .second lime in a 10-round thony. q couple of free-swinging van, Chlcai:.. 10-2 r33 ATo-r D rlrn il Trailing by-five runs in the first ’ cago White Sox. Sam J on es^ the a.* home ' game.* in some sched The Yankees were beate.'i In a of its title in the 31st annual New | er in New Orleans tonight. years ago . . . T.ned in the l y t First ha-seman Norm Hohenthal By FRANK ECK a Selected Nine the i-csults of Kee 82 represented the Manchester New York light-heavyweights, col- I V l " X3.3 ing. the Manchester Motors ' Chicago Cribs and Had(to of St. ules. " I nodded In agreement, hav-; made the afternoon's "best -defen- six-run fifth by the Nats that England Publie lainks Toiirnainent. His own 68 did part of the job Just 18 months ago, the' Brook radio enroute home just in t ^ c A P New#r«#tiire# Sports Erlltor yililch follow: Class A---Jlm'Gor Coi-ntry Club yesterday in the Cen lide tonight in . a telcvtaion 10- i Str(krfmt« -Srî • (MrvpiArvi 127 It back to grab an 8-6 victory Jl»u ls have been idle s i^ e Thurs- ing seen several which were in to hear Norm Zauchin b lW a sive*play as he went all the way chafed Whftey Ford. Carlos Paula The D. Fairchild .Wheeler < oiir.se and Barber's slow lojla'p.sp did the lyn veteran was a fading fighter rounder at New York "s St. Nich- , York/ i3n irama ('Dvr- don 30-3- 27, Tom Kelley 32-4—28; tral Connecticut Golf Assn.'s Oft# Manchester-Optical-last Sat-'Iday. Frank Sullivan , of Boston, accurate.. . The'cg (V'as. a rumbling threc-iun homer for the RFf* Sox behind the fir.st ba'e bleachers to What abptit baseball T That’a the homered to open the rally. In the" Is the scene of the tinirnament. re.sl. Tiny Jerr.v; tile louihameot nppnrefitly on the way mil fo'llow- oias'Trena-^'l DumViiDTv!“ 9 'p!ni.. | B.'rlon'*Sullivan CTass B -B U I Stuck 34.S---26. Ed Day Tournament aj the Walling nightcaiv Mickey ' Mantle--wiioM 74, afternoon, in a makeup ' Billy Pierre of the «^' it e Sox and outside the window on Risscll St. against Washington for a J-o) lead. catch Paul King’s foul fly in the title tof the long awaited three page Only yesterday Sanderson lender for three'rounds, slumped to ing three beatings- in four fights ESTi. The' winneer .ôiild earn; ' Billy...... Hoefl ofpitched Detjoil Fri p Saari 31-5— 26, John Chanda ford Country aub. Hilinslti tied for homers had gone, to waste in Ihe teamed with Dave HowarrI of American Little League contest at about 10 h.m. and a familiar voice This happening made the LHp west second inning. Cole's 'fierfect day mimeographed questionnaire sent ninth place among the liuJlvldual a 7.3 and finished two strokes be- then he met ami edge.d Dupas in him.self a cr ack at one of the' lop , Wad(lell School. The win moved was heard, -^lailman Che.stcr P. 32- 6— 26; Class C—Frank Deiear first game—whacked his 21sl with Brooklawn. a private eliib lieje. New Orleans and two months late/ a lot shorter. at the plate boosted his average scorers. Irtnd with 271. 10 175-pounders. | the MI»tors into third place in the ‘**Bob tuile.v; of, the New York Morgan annouiired to all vtho to .480, the best mark on the club. to sports editors and baseball writ 33- 9— 24, Paul Dutelle 36-10— 26. a man on in -the fourth as New for victory in the amiiinl Brook- won the lightweight crowp from' FRIDAY Til- for Third final fleet round standings while 5'snkees arrjL Baltimore's Jim (Cared to listen Hint despite the And Wojcik. Orach Wlally Fortin’s ers by a public relations firm se York waltzed o ff to a 7-1 lead. lawn Member-Guest Tournament. Jimmy Garter. Carter look back Golf Tournev Salesman Walt Snow who re Fred Hawking,St. Andrew's, III., Optical 'finished in sole possession son pitched Saturday. Sundays ■ .double defeats by the Red Sox on other leading sticker, saw his bat lected by Commissioner Ford C. Sunday a Selected Twelve-\vaa NORTH END Package Store Rookie Jbhn Kuck.s was Uie win The HOward-Sanderson duo woh his "loan" eight months later by Ezzard Charles. rmoUier ex- ! O , , tired this sea.son as an active ner. relieving Ted 'Gray/ in the and Arrtold P^mer, tlie 1954 Na- of last pVee. pitcher's uuluded Whitey Ford of Sunday thiT Yankees will still win ting average jum)) to .450. Frick. open to the membership. Th'e re Manchester Auto Parts meet to the title by defeating member Bob taional Artuîir champion from stopping bustling Paddy in the champion on the comeback path,. ^ *1 • - j C baseball umpire - post cards f;-om ^ After a careful study of the sults were: Class A —Gordy W il fourth. * ■ y ■ tackles lanky Paul Amlr ews, a | T o d Due tothe number of runs the Yankees, Herb Score of Cleve the pennant. Mr. Yankee in Man The local.*, who have now won night In a Rec Summer Basketball Heppcnslall Jr., and guest Bob Latrbbc, Pa/ tied for third with 15th found. land; Luis Arroyo of St. Lotiis, Prophetstown. 111.. "hoUest questions it appears that baseball son 41-3—38, Ray Lambeck 43-4— Trucks Saved Day Bryan,of the Country Club of Fair- The next time ottr DeMarco was | *’**■ ho defen.se light-heavy- | — ^----- scored in ^ e initial frame, plus chester was reminded that it would six times, ioi}t arid tied once;, plky League contcht at 6:30 on the out 273. the hot ternpe rat lire, the contest Gene Conley of Milwaukee .and not only be a hot day on his Main weather 1 ever drove in..Say, did is genuinely worried about attend 39; Class B—Red Ferguson 44-6— door court at the AVest Side Oval. Virgil Trucks .saved the day for field 2 and 1. kntKked out in the fifth round by j'Y*iKht rontender. in a 10-rounder Indianapolis. July H (/Pi —The you light a fli'ecracker under your host to RockvillL Wednesday night Bolt wph Willi near flawless play was called After five innings.. A Joe .Nuxhall, who relieved in Cin St. route but also a long one. "I at 6:15 at Mt. Nebo. An-1 Stinday ance at major and minor league 38, Bill Bengtaon 49-8—41, 'John Chicago, giving Cleveland four hits Defending Champa France's Setafln Ferrer.er-. Tire 27- a' x.im«go oiauium "'•OTIC.S-I ; nation'snation s top weekend golfers, theirtheii' ,....:" Red SOX ? They sure are, or In eight inni^s of 'the second from Ih^tee thift found him off the soon as the\ announcement vâ cinnati's last three games. have broad shoulders." C. P. afternoon at 2:30 al Nebo. Fortin's ball games. No holds are barred in CJhanda 47-6—41; C3as8 t?-^CUff The lmlividual/-New- England year old DeMarco came have been, a.* hot aa the weathe.i ." REG SO PTB AU , League action gartie. Bob Nlepir.n's two-run fainvay only once during the four ne bark >« i "'"'mvoi*’'i** f* ; i cards speckled with 8s and even ^g^j^ '1,,^ û^ stopped corn! in A sellout crowd o( nearly 45,000 said. . . Dally Indianapolis, Ind. charges enterf'aln- Danielson. The the first poll of its kind. Bryant 56-10— 46. Public title is-being defended by outpoint Libby Manzo0 . a crude j -^ (’ *^*'-Y®'}C-o>tl^harles now „ne It) in Saturday's Harding Cup ■ the'gameViished to a . /Doris D'ltalia. The Herald's resume this 'week with three games homer off loser Herb Score wiped days./>'of''this he credited some sfjeedy was viitually assured as Mil Times prior to and several days Junior- end th(;ir le.ague Tseason Five of the 12 questions being scheduled. Tonight at 6:30 at Walter Kuplec of ' Springfield. .youngster, in'two lO-rounders.runders. the__ *•'' the sixth, i-anking^ heav^wmght ; play, turned with consider--\ Bolton reporter, forwaided word out an early 1-0 Indian lead on casual tutoring by llogan in Texas , . .conclusion. waukee's baseball-bally populace after the 500-Mile auto race were agairisl WiHiprantlc In the Thread asked point the finger at tele Another eagle was scored over Charter Oak Park. Manchester Mass., top man on the Franconia last on May 16 {contender. Andrews, of Buftalo that her ^brother, Freddy Mohr, Dary Doby's solo home run. Bobby- 1 ago. able relief to match competition StartsVseoring ---- awaited the 22nd annual mid-ium- delivered to the office by racing City Thursday, ’ uly 21. vision. the weekend when Stan Markow- Auto Parts eoIUde with Case.Bros. Golf Club team from that city. Dupas, .how 19, has fought,him- ^ j. ra.'cd' .the No. 6 man in today in the USGA Public Links jini Curry atai\ed the afterhoon welcomed - Freddy the third into Avila's hanc'.s-l o a d e d triple Besides New Haven Municipal c played. A round at Fori the 1 (5-pound divj.sion. ,mer spectacle with tremendous In- enthusiast Elmore (Birikyl Hohen- n«nrhrRtpr One query says "from the point ski crunched his drive to within Tuesday pight, the league-leading and Ben talked to me about self 'back. Into the top contender's tournament at Coffin Municipal' for the victors bv. walking - and his.famil.v this week. The for ' AIT n If PO A E .of view of the spectator, check as wrapped >ip 'The opener as Ray and Franconia. these lO-man. lei-est. To the fans in the frenaied th a l... Bill K n o f I a wi-ote from uf ...... 1 ft ft ft 0 seven feet of the pin on the 10th Telephone Co., battley the Gros- my driving." Boll said. "1 had befcn postllon. Hla only loss since De- course. scoring on a double by Tom Tiirner metropolis, the game is something ■Anchorage. Alaska. "Tliey grow m er Manchc.ster High and UConn ...... 0 ft ft ft 0 many of the. following- ideas off hole. He dropped the putt for the Narleski and Don .Mnssi protected | „re entered in the o n e-d ^ Marcox''was an eight-roiirid de Jolinfion 'rf ,... 0 ite Wolves, and thbZAuto Parts Art Hoiitt^man's sixth victory: 38,hole, medal play event: / - doing a lot of hooking. Ben changed Willie Pep. the busy erstwhile Don Skrabulis of Kewanee. Ill and an infield put qy Bruce' Fi.sh. more than a mere exhibition. big fish up here. ■ Caught several athlete is now a field representa Swi vl -L...... A ft ft 4 2 0 you think would serve to improve eagle on this 305-yard par four. return Wednesday figalnst cision to Frankie Ryff The fleet feath(>rweiglil champion, goes af was the only player who equaled , But" the IosmA fought■ back with tive and -resides in Coventry.. .RS ...... 3 2 .3 0 2 , 1 the game and build attendance:" 'I’l.e P.eh Sox, rxrflecled A three- Green Hill, Worcester. ^Masi my grip a little and the trouble's The entire week of tbe game has large salmon.” Bill plans to spend \Vf*)rik. c ...... A 2 o 12 2 1 ganl's Soda Shop. Louisiana lad eVetied that score by ter hl.s fourth straight ylctoi-y par 70 in the three-man competl-1 six big mayKcrs in t Viewed the Legion Juniors in ac-1 Our answer: run .homer from Williams, yet Fresh Pond, Cam bridge Ma^s.; gone," lasL .bf the beeii designated as an "All-Star two weeks in the fishing eoun- Irti«li. rf ...... 2 ft 1 ft ft 0 oiitpointing the New Y-orker in a Tuesday night in Bridgeport, tion won by Miami. first. VVith two runs alVeady in and tibn for the.second time in two BnuiU If. rf ... 2 ft ft ft ft 0 needed a five-run eighth to milHhie Twiggs Memorial. Proyulence^ R.. W a lly Ulricht Rochester, • Minn,, F’e.xllval." including- such alUacl- ■ try. . . Former New York Univer "Shorter games, faster paced: return 10-roiinder ip New Orleans, Conn., when he meets Hector Rod Defending champion Gene An Tony ^t^chard on \hlrd base, night.*, this tiine in'East Hartfor d. Ilf>hpnthal. 1b ...... 4 ft 1 ift 0 0 better parking faculties, easier Aiiiioiiiice Make*up WRONG DATES were given the Orlojcs. A bases-loaded walk I,; Kene^ ParH- Hartford!ySlan- WHS fifth with 276, UiSW Kinslcr- tions aa an All-Star parade, fire sity trackman Sanol S o I o m-o n I'lMaiwr If ...... \ ft 1 ft (» ft May 17. riguez of Puerto Rico. The sanie drews of Pacifii: Palisades, Calif . 1 Georg/ Burk strcjlled ^ prompt- to the sports fan wd by. Hairy Dori.ah and two-run ley. N e w BritAm; M îonal. wald and Doug Ford tied for sixth works. folk feslivali golf and ten- sent along word that he ha.s Coach Wa*lly Fortin's well-bal Muiôr. rf ...... II ft ft 0 ft 0 ways to get goiid ticketa, more TX', Beaten six times in his busy ca night in Sacramento, Calif.. Joey- Stroked 70 in practice but didn't j ly>(ole second w-ith lanchard anced crew managed only three Slnjrnonj*, tf ...... ft ft ft 0 coverage of spring training and the sports departm ^t this miom- ..singles by Biljy Good-t.aii,. and Springfield. MagaC Dceklng the dates^^hteh the Norm Sûchln did It. Giu Trlahdos Hartford; Silver City./Meriden; Boh Rosbtirg were knotted at 278. slock car races, water frolic, polo E. Center St. Sanul was both/ a Gola.fi. ^ !!!!-• I 0" ft 3 0 Ttiiiini.v Boil. r|mininnosa, Ty' frorn the 400, who AB n. M PO A E Today most of the balls that hit aniiwers on how to televise games and sttll draw people to the ball parks. for postponed games arid mtth e r TOrGII UEKK 70- 71-27:1 HbJlsIt. row- fairways zig-zag - through mdre tallies. Optical , look k 6-1 : T h e original starting time was ...... 4 ft ft • 2 Q schedule changes. They includ&v July 16-17-18, the latter data be drove in the .winning marker In a Fred llau’kin-. Si Andri-ws. 111 . 64- Forming it threesome during a turned out t'he“ pi'evious night at loll**, . «.*■ . . 4. ft 1 3 3 0 the dirt are tossed out. Each time ing n night game; at EMetts heavy woods on White River lead. \ ' set back a half hour to 2 p.m., lo- 'll 0 ft ft you-see television of baseball The qufry also asks fbr general tw'o-run ninth inning. Three con-, 71- 6l*-6h-' 27ai>(-M,,1O0l Ashburn Opened Bat Stance roffee break w'erc the J. A. White Mt. Nebo to watch Manchester I-AKlaimiD . rf ...... 4 K a new ball comes into play the At Chicago — July 14. Washing^ Field, the Braves engage, the Sudbury, Ont. i.Ti-The deer, Wally l.'lricli, UiK-ht-rOT. Mliin . 611-68- bluffs and bottoms., A humid With two down in the seednd. ! ‘"al time (3 p.m. EST), to let baae- Klnp If ...... 4 ft 1 2 »» games ?** is another question. comments: rrgage. scciitive singles and Duke Snider's 6!*-7o 276 Ill.KMO f Glass Co - Joe- White ami Aichie lose its only game to the Thread ft pitcher’s job is tougher becau#a ton, twilight-night doublcheader; though stnaller. ma.v be tmighcY heat wave helped , his forecast the Motors came up with sewn ! hall officials attend the funeral Bib* null, r . . , ...... 4 ft 1ft 3 ft Our answer: Here’s ours: . \ league-leading Dodgera-ln a night first error of the serson had, .sent Dow FIrtsti-rwald. Bnlloid- l(rl(;bls, LaRochelle - and Gene Enrico. City combine. Ken Irish, in re S'K’miFl. U» ...... 2 I 1 5 0 ft more home runs resiUt and games July 18, Baltimore, day game; Aiig. game July 22, an afternoonternoon t home the tying run. ' than the moose. Sepainic cars Ohio. 6'J-71-6H-6i>- 277 i*75oi. stand rip for 95 of. the 96 starters. tallies. Three walks, a hit batsm ^ services for Arch Ward, Chidago "W e are all Yankee rooters," M Tuirauli. n ...... 1 0 ft ft ft* 0 take longer. “People -would give it little sup ■Inadequate Parking 23. Baltimore, twilight - night And Heads for League Title and singles by Curry. Turner, Mikk Tribune sports- editor, who lief,- looked sharper than a ft ft ,ft July 23xand a ddubleheader along the lilghway near here hit a IX'UK Ford Klnno'sba Lake. N Y., Seventeen limped in with cards of •Archie.-said. "The Yanks are in ufzor blade In picking up IheTs-in. Klynii. rf ...... 1 ft Another questioiK says "Have port Nonbaseball fans now watch One thing tQ remember'' Is the dqubleheader; Aug. 24, Baltimore, 71-6!Mi!C6>t -277. ($'751 Rothman. SeeleH and Barr/J founded the game back in 1933. Du.Î'athy, b ...... ft 0 0 0 0 ft ing games would ignore it.” carded fo? July 2'4. moose-and a fleer. The moose was ■find Ibdach-r, Apnlr Vaihu. I’allf , ■D' - 85' or higher-. and the Red Sox will be lucky to B. TPtniult '!5b ...... 4 0 1 I 2 1 telecasts tended to increaae or fact that fans of a few y e ^ s ago day doubleheader. ( killed and the ear had *80 worth Krause accounted for all of the \The game, to be carried on network SATURDAY ■ “ How do you feel about night riR.\TKS KI/»KIN0 7W69-72-6T- 278 (|5i!i.ii. Philadelphia — (N E A ).— Dur-• fore anybody gets the wrong idea, Miami Won Honors flni.sh fifth." Although I picked U>e' B4;UPVvanci’. j> ...... 1 0 0 ft 1 decrease interest In baMUall?” now are suburbanites and\ must of damagieli. The dger escaped but Bud -floahurg. San Fi'Ancirro, 69*7il-7(V markers. Barry Kraiuie's safety iVadio ( Mutual! and television Afternoon was spent out under games?” is a question. At Kansas City - July 14, Bal Ing the first week of the season. Richie never has been exactly * Miami won with 224 strokes on Yanks last April, a'.s well as }f\\- 11 dur answerV,, drive in heavy traffic to inadequate W.ALI.V FO RTIN ’S L e g-1 o n PiU.sburgh, The Pt(.tsburgh forced l/e other car off the road 6» 278 (15501 actually drove' home the Motors' | (NBCi is expected to grosa >175,- the boiling sun aUFlunlcipal Sta Total.* . . .32 1 s 24 4 Our answer: timore, twilight-night double- Dnyt- Doiialai*Kins. .S’fwurk. D*-1 Ma.vo Smith w«s talking about the. poor man with...... the bat. Of - - -his s 72 by bartender Joe San Filippo, ■ waukee, the Red Hose from Boston « —t ;n'un»l‘ «l «»ut for Sficqurt In 9. Inorefi*^ Interest parking. Iota 'to attend a game. Juntor baseball team,will practice Pirates have won more than 100 with *800 m damages. flnal two tallies. OM at the gate at *110,000 from dium in Hartfor^where the annual "Too many games played In bad headcr; Aug. 12, CTevelSnd, two 7iMiit 27» (13411 Phillies. eight years In the major... he's a 75 by accountant Marshell Carl rjM still my sentimental favor- b \Valku‘l for Fl> im in "Telecasts have''increased in- Our private poll of the fans we tonight at, 6 o'clock at.Mt. Nebo. games In a' season twice tn their .Mlko &oilC((aK. (Imaaliig'-r, n ; Y (>S- "I'll tell you From the sepond frame on both radjorTV rights. Th e .money goes Connecticut /%ml-Pro Baseball MHm’ hratrr ...... ftl»3 i"M ft2x-S weather b««ause owners are in- games, day and night; separate ^ ■ beerr a .300 hitter six times. In son and 7.7 by plasterer Ralph A l iths. . .Director of Athletics Joe tere.st among nonbasebtUI fans.” know brings this answer: Any kical pitcher In tc'lêd ip National'league history, rolling lip A ^ o r Geiie Lockhart wa.s a top- 71-67-72 -279 ($3411 clubs settled down, and played into the Mkjoi" League Central Tournament .was be.ng staged. Two MfKxJuB ...... (Xm OIU 0m>—1 admissions; Aug. 27. Baltimore, f*i>rkv Ollvi-r. Lrmmil, III ,69-7j»Fr; HR. "What effect has teleiiaion had tensted in the good advance sale."- " It 's too much trouble to go t,o a pitching battihg practice is mylted >03. victories in 1902 and. ilO in noU'n athlete as a youth, tn 1909 -:279 113411. stead.v ball, Tonlghf's game finds Fur^ which'sopports the Players' of the fans ori ' hand were Ray (7ole;SB. Woji'ik. ; DP, canceled. sure about ua," "But the changed stance has had the second-best card of 71 for quire about tha recent death of on attendance at ball parks?” Is *ni# queationnatre also asks for game. A fter all we can see them to attend toWght's sesslortXaa;, 1909. On the other side of the h^ held the Canadian om^nitle Billy Maxwell. 16b-aa. T-x.. 68-74-65 done a lot for me," he a.. . Raio^df'U. Va- A t Boston ' - Aug. 14, Washirig- of rain, the locals 'tylll meet at All F«k:oiio Mhimh*. I*a . 64 " * ^ _8eattle was second with 225 and canh: Srorur. SprJlman; 2 20. " It has decreased It slightly.** . "B a ri^ n price daj’s with tickets to be that baseball cannot expect last three In succession. onto-Argonauis football team. ■ ^ ** . "Richie A s h- : a bit and I pull the'ball better than Motor* (Si of National League poweii against shocked to hear the news,” he aairf. local player played with any of the ton, day doubleheader. the East Side Rcc at 65J0. 7?6S-74 27I* U3411 Indianapolis third with 226. ah h ;w> a r rbi four competiling clubs from Meri "How do you think people in purchasable only, at the ball to attract live fans when it gives -Baii) Sn*nil. Wlntp {Niitphtir Sivriiirs, biirn .is goinjg I did.” Andrew's opened defense of his Curry cf ...... 1 o 0 American League pitching. A l "I'll never forget Gus in otir 1947 your area would react to pay-aa- parks." Its product away. W Vii .• 7»**74-Hh-6N 2MI to lead the That's one -thifig Ashburn did Tiirn**r; r. .,.. 2 t» though Che Americans boast a 13 football game with Neve Hamp- den. Bristol, Windsor Locks and ■Kllii'(h VliiT' FifTnf’Npilngi«. ('nhf., title today against Wallace Rothman, sii .., 1 Simsbury. T'he tournament was 72- 71V6WI 2SI) league In hll- ' not do. A left-hand swinging speed B. KrauRp. «#' . to 8 edgi in previous games, the 'shire here. He gave the greatest Bi" Amly Anderson * Hi'iiry Ijatisfim. ot Andtewx 111. 6&* I demon, Richie normally got hits Smith of Pontiac. Mich. The win 0 held .in Manchester for several, tirtg.': ner's second round opporient will Fish, lb . Nationals have bcen.'installed aa 13 one-man show I've ever seen by 71- 6;>-7l 2^0 ' Ashburn, I pa_ singles to left or center. This -Jb ..... n a Connecticut'player." Gus starred years with Georg# Mitchell and Hal A! .B' HAcIHjA «Jroiij'ihKri. N Y . 71-69- be 18-year-old Foster (Buddy) Smith. 2b to to favorite to vin their fifth in SUMMER seated nearby, I year, he has been pulling an ap- 0 for- three years on the gridiron Turklngton serving a* State Com Among the Leaders Something Must Be, Done SUMMER 72- 69^ 2K1 , Bradley of- Los Angeles; National Ba. KriHi.Rp, If .v 0 the last six .clashes. Sport Schedule Kent*' VobaI*YL Forth W*irih. Tex .‘ 71- cmiled. He be ' preciable runounl of hits into right Kin«>l. rf 0 The National, led by such power under Christy. . .Office talk this missioners, / 7l-69-6;r* 2J(I lieved it was a field. Junior champion who drew a first- R. KrauRF, rf .. SUITS TROUSERS naltih Blonniulsr .itlrntlale ('allf 69- B^nib^. p . ft hitters as Ted Kluazewski, Duke Lcn Ransome. young and cap friendly needle, HU- For Distance rpumt bye. ft Abqut Adopted Bonus Rule Reg. ri4.BS 69-7l-t2 2M (ilWi, Andy'Szwiieake of PitUburgh, the CampoRô, p , ft 0 o ! Snider. SJan Muslal. Willie MSya. . able Winsted ■race driver, is top - Tonight Jimmy Clark. i.ar;tna Brnrh, ('ahf., but Simth re- Richie' Ashburn Ashburn even smacked back-to- iTian in points in jalc^y racliig at $52.75 .VOW $10.95 6A-72-67-t4* 261 1039 public links champion and a Tfitki* Eddie Mathews,, Del Ennis gnd Case's V*. Auto Parts, .6:30-i- peated it. back homers-in one game in St. 7-li 5 Spear-Fishing Is Unlawful Riverside Park Speedway for the CSiarter Oak, (2 I’ ra. Trouser*) Reg. *12.95 contender In the 1935 tournament Optical (C) Ernie Banka, stand heads and By G A YLE TAUBOT- ' •• way at all. Each of the rich and "I'm not kidding, Richie." he Loula. pulling line-drives into the, •* eh .second week in a row. Rarvsome Optical va.'Sf>anc#r. ♦ —WaddelL N ow . $9.95 right field, seats, at Bush Stadium. °ver this same course was match- po a ! Tbi shoulders above their rivals in the New 'York. July 11 (/R — A n y : powerful clUbs still is paying the Reg. >40.75 iXH'AL-.HiNmtN 4'HATTRR reiterated. " I cart tell you now- BfRRn. 2h 0 0 0 0 home run and runs batted tn de increased his lead by nine points Medics \a. Aujd Parta, 6—Char Ri-g. *0.95 ed \4ith George E. Welshaar of R'eynoidV.. ib. p .1 2 time that two or more base.ball top price to grab .off one o f two NO>5' ...... Ihat you'll be the batting champ" • I ve only- hit 13 homers in my 0 1l partment. In la-t Tue.sday's -card. He now ter Oak. $39.75 NOW , . . i $6.95 Spokane. VWash.'Szwedke shot a 77 ! k.'j'J'r "ii _ . 2 fr O 0 In State’s Inland Waters club owners or general manager's of the most sought after prospects TEAM- B A TTIN fi _ nverâgea.._____ in_ _ Tobet to- tsRaae his first baiting title. day out. Campn«ro Sr SO. Jficbarih 3, R*vhnlda Connecticut laws and regula be t#ken only by angling. lowing his. annexing of the check Into a monster-’of alarming mien, t -The American League is . more Reg. *6.05 while Roy'Chillenbeln' of Detroit 5. Berub* 2. Campofco 4: Hit* off, Zi*- Five of the, junior circuit pitchers Lawyers vs. Nortmp'S) 6—V#r- Reg. >3.915 .will conduct the 5.5th Wiimen's "A batting slump for him is go tions state that use of spears Is ered flag in the mat. event laat They agree that something musif badly out of balance than it might ■NOW . . $4.95 -■ ’ “V was third with 285 yard*. harlh 6 for 6 run* In 2 Inina*: B'rub* have won 10 or more with Turley planck. NOW . .. $2.95 Amateur golf chamiddnshlp-Aug. Ashburn credits a changed ing two games withoii^t a hit," 1 for 4 run* in !; .Re.vnold* 4 foe fl prohibited in all lakes, and. ponds Tuesday.'Anderson, who haila from be done about it soon before every be-otherwise because the Baltl< and. Score far out tn front In strike- Motor Sales va-Police 4k .Fire, 6 Reg. * 5.95 22. stance for his success. But be- points out Smith. "He's had run* In 3; Campo«co I for 0 run* in 4- and in slreama stocked with Rookie pitcher Werner Blrrer of Glastdnbur>’. alx> r.iade the first -W sddrii. body gets devoured, but they more Orlolea are forced to carry SPECIAL streak'll Of 17 and 18 games. HBP. by Zi*bart)i (Bcrubci; WP outs: . the Detroit Tigers wa.s. gi-aduateij NOW . . . $3.95 RcriinM*. Berube; PB. BJanchai^d |2I trout. Carp, eels, and suckers may division for the first- Ume this ‘ Green Manor vf. Moriarty'a, 6— •cafeely know wrherc to begin. five' such chunks of dead weight, ROOFING SHINGLES! "(N.ylon) — " I figured, he'd be the league's Turner <4): W. Berube, U. Oreen Vii- be speared in streams not stocked from the University of Buffalo and week and is in eighth spot. They Oiart..- Oak. The rule states that a. youngster just hoping that one or two of Reg. $3.95 Reg. *5.95 bast average hitter because he ran(l. (Snliimisnh. .Dowd: |j. ZIeharth with trout, and the license require was purchased by the Tigers from ■cofer. Wal*on. Time. 1 :-4P replace Tony Mordino o f New St. James vs. BA's. 6—lit. Nebo. wrho receives more than *4,000 for them will turn. out. to be big •VOW .... $2.79 .l|pw ... $3.49 figured "to get more hits by pull Nâssiff Arm8-Elk« ments for- such spearing is the Buffalo of the International Haven and*" Daniiy Galullo of Bantly'#-- -va. Pontlceill*a,. 6— Signing a contract automatically' leaguers one of these days. The ing. I suspectad that maybe W il , same aa for angling. League. Waterbury. j Oval. bMomes a bonus player and must last-place Pittsburgh Pirates in PAINT! WALLBOARDS! OUR MEN KNOW OIL BURNERS lie Mays might come' down a Moved Up a Spot Wedaeeday, July 18 be kept by the parent club for the National I..eague also are tot loach and.' that would leave It 'xQ. Did Bobby Shantz. the Ath- In Makeup Contest Charland moved froci third to letica' hurler. stay awey from Pagani’a ve. Auto Parts, 6:80— two years before he can be sent to ing a quintet of Juveniles. Whatever you need .In the lumber or'building materials line. The STRAW HATS open for Richie.’ ' ^ second spot back of RansOnrie and CAU baseball completely last aeason Charter Oak. the minora for Um seasoning he While the have-nots are suffer W. O. Ulrnn^’ Company has It. A ll nationally, advertised brands I>ert O ff S4tuad _BV BEAIfS KEAKOON Tonight at 6M5. Nassiff Arm4 Red Foote jumped from fifth las; Spencer -va. Police A -Fire, 6— almost invariably needs. , ing the most, the big boys are you know are good. because of hit bed.arm? week to thiid this week-. Foote Reg, $5.00— NOW $3.95 Outside of the club's poor show 24 Years la Natloaal League A. Slwatg appeared In two will meet the . Elks In an Alumnii Waddell. Well., that’s not sactly what It equally unhappy about the situa ing. tbe only disappointment Ash- Written for NEA Service OPPORTUNITY TO took second to Humiiton in the Legion va. Rockville, 6:15— atates, but it might as well. The tion and .would like to find some A b’l'lw'ÔF OUR NAME BRANDRt 3-M WaUboard-r-.UlU- (Geniiina PMarnaJ f gsmee. fob a total of right laalhge. League contest eU C3)arter Oak* bum has had this aeason - and Qu.âtlon. There is a runner on Park. The game was rained out, big one, last .Tuesday night. Buddy M L Nebo: . boy can be sant dowm if his owners, means of exchanging their bench Namel âlnt — Bird Roofing — Stanley Tools — Barclay Hle- Krebs, last week (n second posi Rgurea. to have the rest of the first t>ase with two out. The batttr Q. How d ^ an umpire deter* twice, the second time It wag Bantly'a va. PonticelH’a,, 6— wrho paid him mSybe ISQ.OOO to boys for pinch hitters and b u lt board — Isom Wool Insulation' - r Hercules Cemebt Morgan tion, dropped back' to fourth in Kitchen Cl Sifnilar Sovings Ia loys* Dtportmtnt way — came whan Leo Durocher hits a ball between outfielders. mine whetWer a batter attempted called tn the top of the fifth with! OWN YOUR OWN BUSINESS OvaL ■ . _ sign, wrish to risk losing him for pen pitchers. failed to name him to the All- Both men -cross the plate, but the to bunt? Her demn't break hia the Elks leading 10-4. latest standingau Center (%rtcot ve. Methodiats, the $10,000 draft price at the next If nothing else, the clubs *would Jaiopy racing gets underway Drop In —■ tell us what you need'and we’ll deliver promptlj'! OUr Star aq.uad. runner from first base failed to. wrials and m a n ^ times hardly Naaaiffa have lost their last five 6:15— Robertson. , wrinter msetlng, which la not likely. like to be able to; farm the boys Only Small Investment Required ajain tomcrrpiw night at River Medics. vs. Oreen Manor, 6— trucks deliver any order — large or small!. A »d If you want NorniaUy, a-major leaguer greeta touch third. Aa he Mepped on the moves the bat .ono^ he squares ■tarta after rarinnihg their first twi» The thought behind the rule was out. ever; If It meant that the' news he hasn't made the squad side, starting at 8:'15. p.m. Charter Oak. some repairing or reipodellng advice —• jiiist ask! W s’O be glad platiK he realised It and ran back away. and the Elks are winleas in aeven Company Trsuning Program and P'inance Plan a laudabls one. It would crimp the parent team's roster would be h - to help... ■ „ ■ ' J with a cheer. It niiana a couple of to third base. The- ball raacbed the' A. It ia a Judgmeat M l. oae af outinge. ■ “ wealthy club's prsetlce of duced by the number of those re days off. .But Aahburn teemed hurt infield a* .he did ad. What happens the haidcet to amke. V iM re a ball Mel Cushing has taken over tha' ~ Is Available -L. PART-TIME FARMER Uddihg their poor cou^ns for the ceiving polish in the minor#. ■ It when he waaômitteoiAted Phil Kim, touch that sack ahead e f him. . .tat eateh. - Naaal( s add Skip Fisher for' the - Hitting —r Mickey'lântle, Yan Jerde grappled with tome o f the around, ^ s ragged clubs . would time, He caught a six-pound, 10- BUILDING MATERIALS MS MAIN 8TRECT 148. Honolulu. 10. Q.— Has Jim BtMby. o f the White \ Q ; Who was the winning pitcher Elka. Call MI 9-6826 Anytime kees, regained Ameri'eSn Leagueii biggest nainea ' In wnsatUng get. thstf share e f future stars at ounce black bass whose jaws wrere MANCHESTER, CONN.' Hfivana — Oscar Suare*. 114. Sox had a .500 year in the majors ?' to w e fliat'ÂU-Star Game? .home ruft tefid with three, two in bustnesa but gave ■ it up during bargain ratM. . festooned with nine plugs of as- LUMBER FUEL 315 CENTER STREET MANCHESTER Cuba, outpointed Cleo Orlti, 115. A.—Baohy batM 411-|M> the Ai'êdfcr Oeeees a i the Yeakeee Hlaleah'bT956 racing ataaon-wfll •r. Write P. O. Box 147, East Hartford; Conn. first game, -0# ‘Yanks beat Wpata- World War H'when hs ssrvsd lirlth That waa ths thsory, and tn (sorted sizes, three files and l6 nUn- Puerto tUco. 10. !ta IfifiS; ta -U O .' ■ run from Jik, IT through liarch % IngtoD 8-3 after losung 6-4. tbs Ssabesa. practics* it hasn’t worksd out that now hooka, * ' ' ' 'i- ■S. /- -Xi" -\|- t: ■ ..7-’ • V. V . / 'J' MANCHESTER EVEI^ZNG H E R ^ . IIANCHESTER. CONNw MONDAY; JULY 11. 1955 PACOB

MANCHESTER fiVET^lNG HERALD^ MANCHES^R, CONN., MONDAY* JULY 11. 1955 Hdnscs For Sale 72 .Houses For Sslo ’ 72 HdiiMs fbr Sale 72 Sdbintemi For Sale 75 y ^ T W l L V t ^ Elks Name Walker BOLTON—custom hem ttx room ApgrtmentW-FUits— . MANCinETERr'tttx targe: room*. pREEN MANOR Ik e ^Si^pjptprii THERE OUGBTA BE A LAWl, Bjr FA6ALY ami SHOEtEN ' Dogo Bird#—Pjeto 41 Household Goods 51 thiae down, three up. Lauwe ponh, BOLTON , . ; $19,900 Cep C!hd ranches, eazport, amaaite (b|j!te. UtoM obilcs for Salo< • 4 . Tenement^ ' hot wateriheat, copperoer wuipurtiMng. ■ with oqe room finished up. FuU Youngstown As Head of ’ Order FRANK’S IS BUYINO AGAIN— ■y WILL THN. PARTT that caUed on shaded lot, detached garage.-Im*. Six-rixqn n)nch', attached ga basemaat with garage. Over 91$ tUe bath with eoldiwd 'ftetunwT Jôwland on Philadelphia, Jqty i l (/« - - T h e SRTIFIED lost parakeet' please call MI. Good usad fumltura and antiques, TWO FURNISHED/ rooins with ‘ mediate occupancy. Price 913,9(10. rage, In condition. Move right acre of ground. House is only two ijtoacknte Bvliic lUinn with 3-5119 betwaSii 8:10 a.m.-0:S0 p.m. Has a large stock on hand and private bath, business bldcji on GrandIrand Lodge o f. the Benevnlent'hnd. For quick sale pleaise phone How ih.' Radtantimt wate^ heat, oil, years old. Excellent condition, Im- tuaptada wall, laiga Protective Order of Elks today US a) CARS IlAMRIABtW WE 4|T . very low price. MI 9-6560, 420 bus line, free ps)'king. See .Mr, ard R. Hastii^ 'Agency. ML tile bath, venraqn blinds, combi mediat4i;':t>ceupaiicy. fan taattattif. deeeogm MANCHNSTKR ât Center, beau Lake 8t., Mancheitcr. Keith, Keith Variety,\ De>rt^;. Red Captives chose John L W all^, 49-year-oW ardtop^Radlo, •TUCM, BBtiUDJOMi--/ 9*1107 any time. nation aluminum windows, doors. tlal - ‘ ^ Roanoke, Va,, ititofney as the new 1603 Studebakdf tiful baby parakeau, guaranteed Square. . ■ ^ ^ , -*4k '''- (Oeptteaeil tram Pitce .'Om ) drive. One ONETIHlMO lOMAkE KITCHEN TABLE and chairs; Large. lot. Owner moving out of . T. J. CROCKETT Prices reduced oale. exalteil ruler of..the national: ni Uons bttween what they m y and / heater, sln^ng canaries,'nametere, tropt- (C Page One) whet they do." . CLASfflflED ADVT. owner _ ____Save a a e p t t u r h - ral fish, pet foods and supplies. ' maple chest and dresser; over- ONE LARGE furnished room suit town. c vReal Estate Broker wm ternal organization., la trade. .WaRtn Hdwload, noi name them. The Oilneee, In an /T o quesUoBdng about tbstr con DEPT. HOURS 995 Main St. MI. O ^ n 9 sised bed. 66‘‘ x 78' ; gas range; able for light housekeeping. GRgEN MANOR inteipratod elsmvlierg in.Uie.worid -Walker, who was nominated by 1603 Plymouth 4-Door a.m. to • p.m. daUy. Thuradays 9 mangles; ipahogony end tables, Adults only. Inqu.lre Apartment 4. Sacrifice 914,960 PhoneOffice MI 3-5416 Realtor. MS MtOO: John S. Battle, former Governor nouncing that thie three Aineri^' duct in the POW camps, Co«nut 4 - teefc d Amaripan sympathy SaS A:aL to 4:30^.ll. dk) and beater. a.m. to 9 p.m. S! and H. Green khccclleni condition. Ml. 9-9737 to Depot Square. , ^ ■ Manchester— il Crosby !toad of Virginia, was eleoted unani rona and two Belgians wottUT be repeatedly replied: "We wlU w«lt Residcince MI 9-7751 with fata d the paopliM In the So before answering that.” Mgt ...... Stamps, from 3:4. Wgirtcd—IteM EsUte 77 mously by delegates attending the turned loose, said .an^*-of the MODERN THREE rpofn apart room ranch, three bedrooms, MANCHEgTEIL-DelighttuI and re viet eateUUee. opening business session of the an The men oald after tholr re* COPY CLOSING TIME 1602 8tudebaker‘V-8 4-Dpor Land- six GEORGE L. GRAZIADIO others could leave if^they desired; A.K.C. REGISTERED Wire ment Hml floor. Central location, -fireplace, attached garage, aluml-. . - Realtor freshing, -4%. room expansible, WANTED-TWo-ll McOarlhy'e' earUer reaohitlon nual meeting. He will be iiistdlled move! from .the' Korean n w t r e l/ FOB CLASSIFIED ADVT. cnilaer—Radio, heater, auto Terrier puppies. Champion^ DAVENPORT, antique settee. heat, lights, hot wate), refrigera overclze Cape Cod, with breexe* Thursday to succeed .William J. Two o f the origbial 23, Eklward zone in January. 1954, they w e n matic drive. Sharp ....Save num combination windows, Vene MI 9-5878 would havg aofced IVeaMent gtekp- MON. THRU FRL stock. Phone MI. 8-3533. studio couch. MI. S18I4O. - tor and range, yenetian blinds. way and garage. Excellent iMlgh* Beale, ^Btoker, MI. 9*1918. jernick, of Nutley, NJ. S. Dickenson Crackers Neck, taken to an Indoctrination eanip 385 monthly. Write Box L.R. Her tian blinds. Urge well landscaped borhood, S ettof! conetruction, nice hower oiKt Sedretary d Sthte Dule X.' 10:30 A. M. 1861 Mercury 4-Door Sedan—Ra NEAT AND (XEAN Cap* Cod. live In a brief acceptance ,t a 1 k, Va., and Cteude Batchelor of Ker- at Taiyuan;. There they were WANTED—Home for two small corner lot wtth plenty of trees. FOR PROMPT .oourteoug iterrice, lea to obtain advance, agreement SATURDAY 9 A. M. dio, heater, automatic drive. ald. lot, near. achoibU and bus. Owner years old. Five Vooihs and bath Aâlker disclosed that hla'’admin- mit, Tex-*.'changed their minds and wakened in a locked compbdnd at kittens. Call MI. 9-9333 before 8 'kpP E R RANGE with gaa heating FUU pric^918A0Q. Alice (Sampet, aelMng or haying reel eetate. call 6 a.m. and spent their da|ro study* Clean...... 3163 p.m. tn^t. Good condition. MI. 3-5319. t:ansferred. For appointment to first floor. Two unfinished second. from .the Rueeians to diecuee the istfation In the B.P.O.E will con werq..4ent back to the U.N. (3om- CEaiYER STREET Th)ee room Hot water. oil heat, fireplace, ga RealtW', 'ftosie l(tI.^9-4548. JohiiMa BwMlng Company, Mao*' ing or attending lectures, with TOP» dOOPBKATlON w n u . furnished, heated apartment with in.ipect, evenings 'or weekend call tellite mue at the Geneva Big duct an intensive fund-raisingratal iig mabd in Korea beYore the group 1851 S tu d -e b a k e r 5-P4aaenger of business! Selling rage. -Conveplent to everything. (teeiter. M l. 9-7499. FVwr Cttnference. :^cre moved north ih January, time out only for physical trate'^ n A m B C t A I K D garage. On bu» line. Call Newing MI 0-7939, MANCHESTER-Vacat^, four bed; c a m ^ g n for the Elks Nationiâtioni^ Coupe—Radio, heater, over Help W sntei^ essers, chest of draw^, Priced at 914,700 for immediate It wna defeated by the Senate Foimdation, a charitable trustSt f)Hia 1954. Both were-convicted of col ing,. meals and a nightly movte ton. MO. 8-9868. Sacrifice $14,900 sale. Reuben T. McCann Agency. room home. Detached '4faragc. IT fUEADT $o,lmy. M l, exchange After several months 11 of the drive...... 3595 Male or Female 37 pringa, mattreaaes. Ward'- ______> ...... - - Nicely landscaped lot. Attrtwtlve real ettate. laavteacte artugetL 77-4 after leadera o f both parties which already has furhlsli b « 91 laborating with the; enemy, Bat- 'ties, chairs, dining room MI. 3-7700. said R .would sink the Geneva con- eior getting a 20-yesir sentence men were^sent to school and six -Dilil MI-3-5121 - Radio. nei^borhood. All uUUUes. $3,900 Oonault Iwwaird X Hattugs, million, fpr the rehabiliUkUon pf 1950 Ford Club Coupe - STATE OF CONNECTICUT. Opeh Sum by the yard, lino- Business TiOcations fetence Beofre il was held. crippled children and-''ror other Peiping Authorities last June tq. factories. (Cowart, Bell and ' heater, ox’erdrive .. .. .34;»5 FOUR ROOMS, all ImprUvementa, cash required. Total monthly pay Agency. ML A*U07. ■N '- Competitive Examination Notice: ruga^âU aizes, oil cook -F o r Rent 64 EI-JJNGTON—Six room Cape Cod ment 931.32. (jail now. Warren E. " McCarthy released the text of benevolent purpose^" sent word that another of the irten, Griggk went to a sUte farm. atovei, combination electric and modern, lake privileges. Bolton Rufus O. Douglas of San Angelo. The five were put to repairing 1950 Chevrolet Sedan Delivery Clerk, Grade I, (Connecticut resi four finished. Full cellar, large Lake. -Call MI. 3-0919. Hdwiand, Realtor, MI. 3-8600. AJtB YOU CX>NB1DBRXNG a speech he said he p laraied to He said the JjKjrk' Is especially ■N- dence waived) No. 3438, $ - oil stoves, electric stoves. Jones lot with fruit trees. Carport at deliver-Igter. In this text, he said Tex., had died in (3hlna of a heart tile farm ’s 2()H>dd tiactors. TTiey ■ Truck. 3100 THREE ROOM office apace, will BELLING YOUR PROPEBTY7 needed since Jdvenile delinquency Lost «nd Fopd 33600;' Clerk, Grade n, (Closing Furniture and Ftoor Covering, 36 renovate to suitHenant. 2nd floor tached. Three years old. No MODIBTED six room ranch, en We- win appralae your he Uiinka the “free w orkfa strug is the fo r ^ b s t challenge' -to the trouble. were the only foreigners among 1960 Studebaker Pickup Truck. date August 11, 1955). No. 2439, Oak St. No- phonV calls* All 'Sales Manchester Savings A Loan Bldg. agents. Priced to sell. CaM Rock trance hall, fireplace, tile bath, free and w llh ^ any a gle for survival agalnat' worid welfare efforts conducted by Elks Peiping authorities ■ last June 960 CTilnese workmen. p o u n d —Lkna black uid liflu t*n 32460-33420; Chief Dietitian, (Con final. \ Apply Manchester Savings 4k ville TR. 3-3169. oil' hot water heat, aluminum Ill CONCORD R0AD„ We also buy property for communism Is going very bodiy.” LodgeaT night that the two Belgians, Roger aongral mal*. Call V og Warden. A Deecriboa Life on ftaim Many Othera at Lpvest Prices necticut residence waived) (Clos Loan, 1001V Main St. atorm windows', full cellar, aplit Selling or bnyihg ocmtact Qt/Ji e r officers also elected Devriendt and Louis Verdyk. would FOR s a l ; ' Large five room ranch in I believe that .t)>e decision to “I can, only deacrible lifeoiruie ■ _____ Small Down Payment ing date August 4, 1955) No. 3435, 5 T SEVEN-ROOM rail fence, qiheaite drive, near STANLEYr r K tA Y . Realtor go ahead, with a Big Four meeting ujiantmously by the approximately be released as soon as an-ange-* rni in one word—helj, Yvo were Low Financing Rates 34440-36^; Head Laboratory House of FurnilWe OFFICE SUITE, excellent decorv- meivta were completed with the FOUND T- A place where you can bus line, ^sbhool, only 918.500. closed breezeway, two car ga- BRAB-BURNBURN REALTYRE. is -both a symptom and a causes 2,500 delegates to the Grand L b d ^ }fated, ate like doi|s, slept In Tech. (Inst.) (Connecticut resi Used By One oK . . complete facilities. Street and b r i c k FRONT COLONIAL (^ Ito n W. Hutchins: MI. 9-5132, were: Indian Red Cross. The broadcast ■ecure • comidete line d loiittinx fear parking Rental, 375. 351 Cen M l.»4978 the ever worsening integnatkilia barns and th^ce'wers no drinks." CHORCHES MOTORS dence waived) (Closing date Au Our Executives \ 9-4694. situation,” he- said. “It is a-aymp added that Deveriendt wants to go CJowert ri5»orted. He added that he ' vazna end aeceaaoriee, atamped gust 4. 1955) No. 3436. 33120-34560; ter St. Ml. 9 1680 or MI. 9-3549. rage, recreation rooms in Robert L. de Hority, Eljj^pod, sooda, embroidery cottona and TWO MONTHS OLD ' ,_ Large living room, dining LISTINGS V a NTED tom because it Is evidenegwe have Ind., eateemed' leading knight;' to the United States And Verdyk was ptid the-'equivalent of about Studebaker Sales and Head Housekeeper, ) Closing date GOOD AS NEW Office. VERNON, near Paiwway, very de- been_bamboozled by- false Soviet to Loos, in Indochina.' $12 a month, with about halT'of it ftM iw tbreada. At e Gods, s news conference. Then they made , 80 Oakland Street 7-Pc. Dinette Set credibility to Soviet peace over Zone, esteemed lecUmng knight; ing and other necessities. fice Building, Hartford, or any with fircjil^ce.. Rusco .storm lavatory facilities. Near bus line. htnehes and Colonials. If you a drinking totir ot - Mpng Kong f o u n d —Bilndle «nd white , male Open Evenings Until 9 P. M, Wanted Autos— Heating—Plumbing 17 Help W a n ted — Female 35 Westinghouae Refrigerator IkJTRACTIVE corner store at 361 tures and thus contributes. might Lee A. DonaldaonwEtna, Ihi., aec- On March 12, Oowiort. continued, mongret Call Dog Warden, MI. Connecticut State Employment Located only' 25 minutes from Wilbur Cross Highway. Ex- are' planning to sell youc prop dancehalls. Today they plaiined to Motorcycles 12 Weatlnghouse Elec. Range Center St, Excellenl location, luiy ■w indovvs, full attic with ventt % ily Ap the success of Soviet -at-- rete^jTT'Edward A- Spry, Boston tKe’ grijup decided / ‘to start the M640. LENNOX FURNACES apd warm WOMAN WANTED to aaaist man .Service Office. Glendon A. 8co- Westinghouae Laundromat buSmeaa. Reasonable, rent. MI. Hartford. Full price, 316,600, with erty lilease call _ ace their first Cinemascope movie struggle to ge{ out.” Griggx said M I 9-9483 boria. State Personnel Director. laling system-, for entirfe liberal financing. Monji more cellent neighborhq^. For ap tempts to persuade the free world Treasurer; W. J.'Manatem. Juneau, air heating. Earl Van Camp, Ml. ager in ice cream shop. Must be Firth Brokdioom Rug 3-5676. to tear down its defenses and Alaska, tiler; Waldrop Windham. before boai'ding the Preslde-fit he and Verdyck escaped from the PDUND-Blkck, -white «nd brown WANTED—Clean Used Cars. We hoiiiea available in the Manches (êveland. 1949 CADILLAC convertible coupe 9-5844. able to work some weekends. Ap Blond Bedroom Suite hou.se. I'/a baths, amesite pointment call make.new concessions'to its mor HomewoM. ^la., inner guard, and farm but were captured femifc mongrel. Call ..Dog Wir Model S3, radio, heater, hydrama- are alwavs ready to buy your used ply in person at MooO Shop, 300 ter area. $8,300 up. Gaston Real' FRANCES K. WAGNER>\ All.three returnees adihilted at brought back. Bell said he-'bS- ' car or truck. FOR CASH. TfjT Livestock— Vehicles 42 Maple Bedroom Suite ty, 165 School St. MI, 9-3831. EvS' tal enemy.” William a ; Wall, West Palm den. MI. 8-4M0. ’ tic. In wphderfttl condition. Doug Middle ‘Turnpike. Hhusex For Rent 65 drive. House \V-i years old Realtor - their news tonference that while tempted sui)d)(e onbe JiecAuse he our famous five-minute cash buy Moving— Trucking 5iPc. Dinette Set nings and Sunday, MI. 9-9531 He said the “contrast between Beach, BTa., trustee for a 5-year LOOT—Green an^ yeUow parakeet las Moiora,.333 Main. WE BUY COWS, ealvea and beef êaly Convertible Sofa Lot 100 ft. X 120 ft. M cK i n n e y M I 3-1157 le administration’s never-nevec, term. war, prisoners they had committed had given up hope oggetting aieay . ing service. All make.s—all mod Storage 20 SEVEN RO^,M house, all mtxlern 9-7466. acts which made then afraid to re from the Reda. - —answers to the nome d Bambi. els. ‘.‘N o dickering” —WE BUY! TOWN OF MANCHESTER xatUe. Also horses. Pisla Bros. Beiigal Range-r-‘Television Set lahd of ‘opening horizons’ and ‘new. "Walker is, the third Virginian 1953 MERCURY 4-door 8-passenger Tel: MI. 8-7405.'> ro'nvehlehres'; Garages Refer BROTHERS, Inc. UariN(58 WANTED — Single, and (he 80th' man tp head the B- turn home in the prisoner In- the United States, the fami Vldnlty d Harlan Rd. MI. S-4733. station wagon. Radio, heater, Opyn 8:?0-9:00 every day but AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS CO., Mohawk Axmlnater Riig ences require^)!, MI. 9-5781, 380 PRICED TO SELL! MANCHESTER—Wonderful G.I. dawiu,’ and the real world of ruth announces Sealy mattreaa with box spring, opportunity, $73 monthly carries two-family, three-family, . butt* less. rtu ^ e rv in g Communist Im- P. d. E. since its founding 87 years change after the Korean fighting. lies of aTl three men prepared to MercG-Matlc, Light grey finish. Sunday. See Barlow Motors, 435 local. and . long distance moving, monthly. neas .property. Have many cash None woiild say apecUlcally what receive them. packing, storage. Call Ml. 8-5187. Competitive Examinations: pinows, lamps, tables, dishes, pots mortgage, taxes, insurance. Six Phone MI 3-6060 or MI 9-3931 perialimn has never been more ^ o. He is a past president of the Original ,19,000 miles. This Is the Main St.. Manchester. Artklts For Sale 45 buyers. Blortgages arranged. ^ rg ln la Bar Asan., and has been they had done, although Gripis P e rso n a ls Hartford CH. 7-1423. and pans, silverware, linens, bed SIX ROOM fuiniiihed house, all MI 9-9125 complete rooms, full basement, vivid." 'Bell’s 21-ycar-oM wife who llvea ideal all purpose car. See this at C LE R K -T YP IS T ...... 32275 hatchway, oil heat, electric hot Please call George L. Graziadlo', active ih the B. P. O. E. for many spoke vaguely of writing aii article your •’atation waggii headquar- spread, linoleum and other items. electric, automatic\waahec, nice McCarthy’s resolution would put in Olympia, Wash., a1th‘ their 4- WANTED—Transportation lor two CLERK-STENOGRAPHER 32392 ROYAL AND- Smith-Corona port- water. . Don't hesitate. ' $13,000. Realtor, MI. 9-6878. 109 Henry years, Including service SA exalted hostile to America. year-old daughter who has never tert” . Barlow Motors, 435 Main WANTED Model A Ford roadster. MANCHESTER Package Delivery. abl# and standard typewriters. ALL 100% GUARANTEED location. Phorie .Maiiyhester. MI. or OVERSIZE Cape (God. Seven Street. the Senate \pn record as caliifig girls to -vicinity of Barbour St., Maddork and deVoe Realtors; ruler of Roanoke Lodge and pres- Plead Mnptmy ■sc^ her father, said she was aura St., Manchester. 1930 or 1931. MI. 3-4026. Light trucking and package deliv. Competitive and Promotional All makes *of adding machines ON EASIEST ‘TERMS 3-5257 after 5 o'rlo< l<. rooms. TWo pine paneled, built* for a break in relations wtti). the KarUord,Jord, workingworki hours 8:30 to 5. JA. 2-0255. evenings AD. 2-0122. in bunk beds, baths, screen ident of the Virginia SU te Elkk The three,;a18o pleaded youth, evdmnga MI> 1-4743, ery. Retrigeratora. waahera and Examinations: sold or rented. Repairs i room, over room ranch with breezeway and A report to the convention to DeCORMIER MOTORS matic washing machines, electric ley Welding. ■ Glaatonburj’, ME Standish. PI. 2;67-»6:^ , Present Elmore Turklnpoii. Judge.. McCarthy said the passage o f a lous to retm/n to Japan rather than ci.sco./' 1946; *47, ’43, CHEVIES, Fords, PAINTING • AND paperhanging 32743 per year you. No obligation. KediU'ed for quick aale to $13,500. size Cape Cod with breezeway and garage. Approximately I’ j wood Estate o f Sui>hia S u f a c i a.k.a. day discloaed that tilS entire order B W ^ , OldamobUes. Oomidetely SAYS: “For the best in car ranges, vacuum cleaners, motors, 3-9118, collect, 8 a.m, to 9 j^.m. Sophie Sutfish. late of Coventry. in resolution merely ekpressing "the to the Utmed States. Expert work. All Insurance cover, Free storage until wanted. Free COTTAGE F'OR rent. At Giant's Klva ly ler, realtor. MI ^-4169. ga)-age. Quiet neighborhood. Nice ed acres with brook. Only $13.$00. provide^l hrilUon last ycai* Cowart generally was the spokes Gi^ wart’s at^fathef, Chester, idiuotietd throughout. Two small appliances, welding. 180 FULL t i m e OR Neck Heights. Ideal and reason ly lands<'aped lot. Glastonbury— said District, deceased pious hope” , the captives people GMn. in Monticello, Ark., said vaRies the.se PERSONALLY age. Coll Wm. Dickson It Son. MI. BOLTON—Building atoneênaar, delivery. Free set up by our own Wales Rd., off Route 6. E^veninga The Executrixes having made...... wrii- for charitable, welfare and pal- man fbr the trio. \ . and four doors. No down Main Street. Ml. 9-6678. p a r t ‘h m e w o r k able. Available last t.wo weeks of HENRY STREET—'Three bedroom four miles from Manchester. Six will gain th^r freedom would\"in- "We’re avrfnlly glad” his wife’s ENDORSED cars are sure to 9-0920. fireplace, wall atone filgatone. reliable men. call Relmer Construction Co. PI. ten application., ----_...... to ...... saidocourt. _-jurt. in ac trioctit activities. "I/'had (jommunlsm placed be- paymtnL Good. cradit la our only August and September. Call Ml-. ranches now nearing completion. room home, one car garage, sev 2-6251. cordance with the alatute, for an order vite the wdrld to think we gre son is returning to America. Mrs.- requirement. As low as 35 per please.” NO HANDY MAN In your home? Obtain application and complete Also slate flagging. Bolton Notch See H .D ay Or Night of aale tJ .the. whole or j>art of the real foi-e me;” he declared, "but never 9-2130. Among the many excellent • fea- eral outbuildings. Eight acres of eatate deaCrtbed 'therein, it la ordered hypocrites." v Green sent (kiwart a telegram of wsek. Come In today. Sse Bob Call Ml. 9-2373 and get those lit EXTERIOR PAINTING only. Free information before July 18 at the Quarry. MI. 9-0617. 1*ronipt de No Payments To Banks MAN(JHEs¥fcR, Green Manor, U KINDLY OLD MAN I acceptedact Communism. I decided not or Finance Companies - tures are the built-in electric! land. Hebron—Six room Dutch that aald application be heard at the He added: love but her husband aaid ahe was OUvsr, St Center Motor Sales, 46i tle Jobs done. estimate. Ml. 9-1383. livery. (CRYSTAL LAKE, wate)7ronl, six ' \ranges and ovenk. If you hurry colonial, attached garage, large Crosby Rd.—Six room ranch Probate Office on the lath day of July, ‘'W e invite them to conclude \/o come home because, of fear of OFFICE OF THE j 1955, at 10:00 o'clock In the 'forenoon: Hartford, July 11- <*'Pi Henrypersecution, bUtM'm not sick arid could not talk to re Main St. . A —Lr—B—E —R —T— ' - S rooms, furni'shecl, private l>each, \ o u will have your choice of lot. 'Call for' further information. 3 h*4rooms. fireplace, attached what they suspect jiifcgdy—name THIS WEEK’S SPECIALS GONDBR’S T.V. Service, available PAINTING AND Paperbanging, GENERAY m a n a g e r WOOLEN REMNANTS and rug and: that notice thereof be given, hv Robinson.' 82, of Hartford, afraid of that any niorc. 1 would porters. 43-45. Allyn St.. Hartford August 8 on. Ml. 3-6745 or 9-3108. decorating. Priced at $15,700 with Mapy other listings. Phone Alice garage, nice location. Near nubliahltie a copy of lliia ordt-r in the ly. that 'the ,-Afnerican govern- rvuuuisuil. «*»*». y ’/ 19M CHEVROLET four door de any time. Antenna conversions. quality work^ Tcasonalinable prices MUNICIPAL BUILDING atripa for braiding and hooking. with aggravated assault and carry In Jacksonville. Mrs. Elsie Philco factory Supervised service. Free Parking F i ^ financing available. Hensel.! Clampet. Realtor. Ml. 9-4543. school and bug. Owner trahs- Mancheetedancheeter Evening Herald, a newa- ment‘s concern for the oppressed sooner have Hitler eftme back than luxs with radio, .(lestar, power and prompt service, Free eati MANCHESTER Jen’a Rug Shop, 55 Talcott Ava„ GIANT'S NECK Heights ' Five paper having a rlrculatlon in aaid Dia- ing a (langerous weapon have Communism. 'Hitler only de Griggs Skid ahe felt “much bet 1954 CHRYSLER CLUB Tel. MI. 9-1486. Rockville. ‘TR. S-5706. Coi'. Allc'n and ’Trumbull A Peterman, Inc., Builders. Phone I fcrreoel In the Town of cern about how Americans of "but I’ll feel even'better when he wall tires, A local ona owner car, Plante. 5U. 9-6965. iences. reasonable. MI. 9-7320. from 5-5 flat. New oil furnace; MI. 9-7936. : . ITovejilry. in raid DiXtrlct at leant five ford, told police Robinson hit him destroys the mind. 'The society of loWhiUeage, excaUent throughout. Windsor De Luxe model. Very FURNITURE Repair Service: 372 free merchan'dise for running FOR SALB-55 gal. drums, in good I eastern European descent will MANCME^TER — Excellent ex ; copper plumbing, excellent condi daya before aaid day pf hearing., and in the face with a pistol oifa knifed (Thina is built on fear—fear of geU home.” She said she had original throughout. One ou-ner. Complete repairing, refmishing, p a i n t i n g , Interior and exterior. Just o)ie club. Members choose concôn, 32.50 each. For further j^ 2 7 ^ ^ ' Edward vote in the next election.” Centar Motor Salea, 481 Main St. pandableXsix room Cape Cod. tion.' Centrally located. Call Ml. CAPE (X)D, immediate-occupancy. that return be m ade 16 iMa Cotfpt. “no definite plans” to meet Hartford executive, - Color: Dark restoring on ^|-types of furniture. Floor sanding, refinishlng. Call from nationally adveriised pro infpfmation coll the H vald, phone Wanted To Rent 68 Atleat. him twice. \ each man o f the Other.” four finislWd rooms, completely. 9-5353 any time. Six finished rooms on landscaped Said Harris/after fetors took Griggs, adding, ‘Tm Just meeting 1953 STUDEBAKER LanSiCruiaer green. A recent trade on the fabu Zlgmund Goads.. Prop. Formerly after 5 p.m. Vernon Hutchins, Ml. ducts plus a free premium. Ml. 3-5121.X FRIGIDAIRE-electric stove and ELMORE TURKINCJTON, Judge. Griggs sail! he ■ was one of modern. Futures include fire- r. r . j „ lot, ih good section, fireplace, oil nine stitches in nis shoulder: “He's each problem mi I cotpe to IL” 4 door V-8. Heater, overdrive, lous Hudson. Only $495 down. of Watkins Bros. Tel. Ml. 3-7449. 9-2937. Choose from Pepperell sheets, ice box. Excellent condition. Tel. AT a COVRTêt PROBA7E liolden tho.se poor fools who fell for” LAWN FURNITURE, all types. place, hot heat, full tiie ROOM (Jape Cod, five heat, liberal financing. Owner . kindly old gefitif/han. and has ’ pf^jp^g^nda in the POW tinted glaaa, chrom e wire wheel Dormeyer mixers, Martex towels, MI. 9-9306. I YOUNG (COUPLE desirea 3-4 room finished. Three years old, stornia, at Corentrv within and for/he Disirirl Bristol Man Grave POWER-AND hand mowers sharp (Chairs, $2.50 and up. Opposite apartment. Call MI. 3-4980, bath,’ coloredXfixtures, All city' transferred. Madeline Smith, nf ('iivciitrT, on UK- 27lh .Aay of July. been a friend of jhine for naoj': camp. But he said he n^ longer dtscB, beautiful Hunter green fin furniture, clethes, etc. Most, gen- screens, large lot, high elevation, Realtor. MI. 9-1642 or MI. 9-1146. AD,»ss / : ' ish. Original 17 ,000.. miles. Local ened. Air cooled engines, sold and Bonds-r-Stocks— etx>ua. eaaiest-to-Torm club plan in North Windham Fire Dept, Junc utilities. E xcellV i 'hi ' years.” / I believes iii Communisnt ‘’becaueo repaired. Capitol Equipment, 38 tion Old Route 6’ and 203. Rooms Without Board 59 Imrrtediatc oi'Wipancy G ood' view, trees. Suburban. Carlton W. Pfc.«ort Elmoro Turkifietoii. JikIc'- After Blast by Gas one owner car. This car is aa nice 1963,WILLYS AERO ACE Mortgages ' America. Write for free, .new 124- $9.600-«SIX ROOM home, oil hot On motion of Clifford f Hill. R.P.D. 'N ■ ■■j^T have hoW seen the 'contradic- Main. 31 • mortgage availabl)/ Priced righ t._____Hutchins.______MI. 9-5132, 9-4694. No. 2. Covontl-y, Conn.. Admini.^trAtor aa they conie, Barlow Motors, 435 CUSTOM page color . catalog and informa B A T H ‘TUBS, wall sink, wash tubs, BEAUTIFUL large master bed Farms gnd Land For Sale 71 water heat, garage, 2-3 acre^Near Phone Ml. 3-627X Brae-Burn MANCHESTER—Rolling Park. Six on Iho r.itaie of OH»cr Honry Hill, lato The ' Main St, Mancheater., 3-Dr. Sedan. Fully equipped in DOORS OPENED, keys ' fitted, FIRST a ND Second mortgages tion. American'Homes (Xlub Plan, wash bowls) thirty gallon water room. furnished. Private shower j bus, school. Oirlton W. Hutchins. of Corrntry. wfthin said dlxtrlcl. de- Cheshire. July 11 (/P) —A gas cluding.- bydrsmatic. A clean car bought for our own account. Fast, Dept. A-6, Bangor, Maine. and toilet, private entrance. Park 235 ACTtES (100 clear). 12 rooms roqm complete Cape Cod with ceaai'd. / copied, vscuum cleaners, irons, boilers, gas water heaters, oil 2-family house, improvements, MI 9-5133 - 9-4694. explosion in the home he was pre YOU C A N T SEE thcM from tha in and out. Only $395 down. confidential asrvlce. Manchester ing space. MI. 9-4dS0. shedôrmer, fireplace, full baae- This Court (foih dccrci* Ihal’ six street 1946 Dodge, maroon, sedan, guns, etc., repaired. Shears, water heaters. 36 Oak St. newer barn for 38 head, tractor MANCHESTER—Sixpandable Cape i months from July 27th 1955, lio nllowrd paring for his biide blew Joseph Doctor Sgys knives, mowers, etc., put into con investment Oorp., 244 Main street. Cod E-Xcellent construction, gootlJ m®ht, high elevation, storfti win- FOUR FA^LY home, nice loca- and llmitrd/or tin* rr'<-ditoi-s of said Pavelec, 38, o f Bristol thto\igii the 1947-1948 OldamobUes, two^loors, BEAUTIFULLY furnished spacious and equipment, truck. 32 head ..(ion, close to Main Street and estate to ^hiblt . llieir claims agalnKl dition for coming needs. Braith- fU. 3-5416. 36 A’TTIC EXHAUST fan, Robbins and location.■ Full price $U.------Lake- dow.s, screens, amesite drive. front door yesterday. He was 1948 Plôuth sedan, othera from Help IVanted— Male Meyer. 30". three.speed. Ehtcel- room with complete light house stock, very good buy.at 1.30,000. now vacant. Selling for $14,500, T. chucclies. Immediate occupancy. the sam^to ilie administrator and Moat' Snccesaful Treatment 1955 CHEVROLET 4-DR. walte, 52 Pearl street. Substantial cash required. Sever from. Beautiful large seveh room directs rfiat public notice be riven of critically burned. 335. Look behind office. Douglas WE'RE READY 16' help you con lent condition. MI. 9-8495. keeping facilities available. Will J. Crockett, Broker. Office Phone Asking $14,500. Elva Tyler, Real this order by advert)«)rt||: in a newa- For Oatemet k Surgery Motors, 383 Main. ’ -SE D A N solidate that list of debts into one WÂNYED—Experienced meat cut- rent single or double. CSiildren a c al others (o 300 seres. Ustings cottage has three level, pl^vacy Police said Pavelec and hia HAND AND power ^ lawn mowers ter, 5 day week. Good working MI, 3-5416. Residence MI. 9*7751. tor. MI. 9-4469. paper/bavlnr a rtrculatfop in said dts- Turncoett^^ Sciy easy monthly payment; calculated' ‘TWO HAYWARD Wakefikld wicker cepted (limited). Central. Reason, always needed. tVellea Agency, plu.s. Excellent .condition. Atout tricyand by poatlns a copV thereof on bride-to-be, Lola Fischer, 27. of Bel Air model. A beautiful car. a)\iuTcned and repaired: Work conditions. Apply in person. Pirist By EDWIN P. JOBDAN. M. D. GOOD WILL used cars from your in relation to your needs. Call Mel chairs. Ideal for cottage or rec able. Mrs. Dorsey, 14 Arch St. Coventry. Tel. PI. 2-6872. »« acre land. A real ■•BeaUr5\” BOLTON — $9,800 . , . Attention 8 AND 8 DUPLEX, excellent condi Ih/putdic sim post in said Town'. of Plantsville, came to (he house to Pontiac dealer. Good prices and Color; Lovely grey. White wall guaranteed. Call for and dell-yer. Food Store, 646 Center St. Full price, $13,000. Over forty (Mventry. nearest the place where the Written tor NEA. Service tires too. Only $495 down. Redman or Frank BUrke at CH. reation room. Inquire 45 Pleasant GIs. Hei-e is a four room ranch in tion. large lot. all conveniencea. xfeccas*.d last dw-elt. do -some work. 4mindz-earlier about slaying* with terms aa low as 32 per week. Me- Ideal Grinding Shop, 273 Adams FURNISHED R(X)M with light more listings of all kinds. Cah Police aaid that Pavelec appar By DAVID J. ROADS Occositxially one runa on to, a | 6-8897. (Connecticut Mortgage Ex St., or tel. MI. 3-5655. i central location on lai-ge lot. Very Other listings. A. Reale. MI. Certified from Record the Communists and were turned Oure Auto Co., Inc., 373 Main St. St. CaU Ml. 9-3130 or 3-8979. FIRST (CLASS me^haitic to work in housekeeping facilities. Inquire Houses For Sale 72 1;LM0RE TURKlNtJTO.V, J.Klre. ently lit a match and gas leaki^ petaoh who rushes to have surgery change, 27 Lewia St.. Hartterd— . a new, modern garage, aeiv'icing 9-1919 / Hong Kong, uly 11 i^ —I to^ back to the U.N[- Command in Ko M l. 9-9442. 136 Bissell St. from a cellar tank exploded. Paî / c - done at the sUgbtest provocation HONEY WAGON. Septic tank serv (til noon on Saturdays). ' General Motors prûetk. Top the three American tibrncoate oiat rea. They said they hdd heard 1946 CHEVROLET 4-DR. 1952 MODEL APEX automatic ___;__ m ______LARGE CrUSTOM built four room gins, MI. 3-8609. VAtant soon. $1000 DOWN, new ranch hoihea, lec was found 25 feet from, the ami seems to enjoy the attention ■ 1961 CHEVROLET sUtlon wagon, ice, Installing, tepalring, clean pay for right man. Many com NICE ROOM with 10 windows all for $40 worth of drinks last nl^t the two-nin were free, awaiting SEDAN ing; J. P. Fay, 404 Wetherell St., washer, like new, 375. MIT 9-1333. ranch, roomy kitchen, tile bath, BOIi DN LAKE FRO-N'T fireplace, tile bath, cellar, ggrage, front door . payments Southington but later was trans conditions—even when Jitis'ls far , Bob Oliver, Center Motor Bales, area.' These highly successful (Clur* Pontiac, 373 Main St. 9-3050. R(X>M FOR Rent, refined gentle Quick occupancy. John S Bisseh. FRANRUN STREE?r — Comfort they “ weren’t very smart/” But and Dickenson for a 10-year term. 1984; Charter member of Telaa. are $75.^0 Incjuding taxes ahd in ferred to SI. RikphaetS Hospital in and away the best,treaUnenL An ■ 461 MalirSt. TRUCK SPECIAL drive-in ice cream store franchise^ man, continuous hot water, show Cross St., So. Covenlry.. Tcl. C ov- able six room sipgle. Enclosed what else they are I coulijbi’t say. ,, ’tDo you think we act like we'i e Ml. 9-6660 or Ml. 3-4807’. ACTTUAL j o b s open In .U, S.; So. er. Private entrance. 101 Chestnut surance. \ DanburjvJuly II (fl>)_Two men New Haven where 'ne is on the example of tfie'tetter is a corres are now available. Cartel atofea N o l i e e * entry. PI. 2-8828, porch, rtice condition inside and I spent t'ncir first evening of abnormal?” Bell asked me. I told 1964 . CHEVROLET 4 door^ heater, Am., Europe. To 315,000. ijVsvel ALL BRASS 3>^ gallon sprayer, street. out. Two;;1;ar girage, space for wlio e.scaped from the County Jail danger list and id "poor condi pondent .who whites ”I am getting 1952 CHEVROLET 1-TON ANTIQUEIS Retlnlshed. Repairing , are delivered to you complete in M AN (YIES'rkR- Exc e p 11 d n a 1 here yesterday were captured 13 freotomc wiU'' Griggs, William A. him no and he went on: “ I’m glad a cataract on my left eye and defrosUr and algnal Uglits. Driven cluding our own exclusive >at- paid. Write only EmployiOMt In 310. MI. 3-6979.- TWO TENE.m ENT 5 and 5,Mwo- garden. Only, $11,000. Hurry fast tion.” If" leas than 8,000 miles, lik e new PLATFORM RACK dotte on any furniture. Tieman, 4 formation Center, Room 474, 4 LARCSE ROOM, separate kitchen 3-bcdroom ■Tanch: hot water hours later by two policemen on Cowart and (Xto G. Bell In the line we re not classified aa abnormal. Wonder if there isn't anything to l» 189 South Main St. Phone MI. x«nted equipment and special for car garage. Near new higli school. on this R*w ksttng. Call Goodchild He was repbrtedl.v suffeiing of duty. Hoping they wbuld reveal in every reapect. Sea Bob Oliver Truck is Just like new in and out ;Green St., Boston, 14. and entrance. Gentleman. Park: Town Advertisement Immediate occupancy, .MI. 3-5968 heat, full ce.llar. trees, near bus, their way to lunch. “ Look there’s the floor shnwT cure il other than an operation.” 3-5643. mula ;»products. Training, super school, stores. \, Excellent condi Reajty (Jpgipany, Realtors. MI. second degree* burns all over his moie , than the - h^d/in evasive This sure beats Chinese opera. today at Center Motors Sales, 461 Only 3295 down. Building Materials 47 ing. MI. 3-4734. Notice is lie)eb.v given that in aftei* 5. • 3-7925 0 ^ 1 .3 -1 2 9 7 . Patrolmen D. Joseph Devine and Before .discussing cataracts in vision, advertising and merchan CAPABLE MAN wanted to tupfr- accordance with the p:ovi.«)ions of tion. Only $l2y700. Carlton W. body. an.swers during the'hew s confer- whcreTIie music is high pitched M kinSt. MELODY RADIO—T.V., phono’a. dising.. methods. No experience Paul McAllister had been a.ssigned general it should be Said that there vise erection of foundation forms. FURNISHED ROOM—Near Main Chaptei= 5. Section 4, of the Town Hutchins, Ml. 9-n32. 9-4694. to the cify-wide hunt at 5 p.m. rnce following, their arrival in and the siiJgmg* soCifids like is no generally accepted nwdlcal BEFORE YOU BUY a used car Night calls. Guaranteed service. necessary. (Choice approved lo- Ebccellent salary. CaU MI. 9*1166. 18” Painted Shakes St. Gentleman preferred. MI Hoijg Kong yesterday. A NEW RAMBLERS READY MI 9-2250. Cliai ter. the Board of Dirertora o f Toy Soldier On Parade Lots For Sale 7.1 They hunted right through lunch. xC'hining )jr something, itan, this is treatment for a*calaract. There o n See Gtwman Motor Salea. Bulck cationa available. From |9,000 per sq, 612.20 9-2170. 9 Hazel St. the Town of Manchcstei' uill hold- Helped along by Mambo music, FOR IMMEDIATE to dpwn payment requir So they finally decided* to knock Posî Receipts really-living.” no drqps or medicines which esn Salea and Service, 386 Main 318,000 CARPEUfTERS wanted. Rough and Redwood Paneling 1 x 6, 8. 10 k public hearing on (he tentative Newest In Sports Togs BOLTON—Building lots, one acre off at 11 p.m. double scotches, beer, ManhatUms 'Later, at their request, the or DELIVERY M. AND M. RUBBISH removal. ed. Write Carvel, 95 South Central finish men. 50 hour week. Call be put in the eyes or given by Street. Idl. 9-4571. Open evenings. Budget of sai'd Tocen of Manches- • .w d over ISO’ front each, estab* and plenty of American c ig o r o O ^ , Aahes, yards, attics, and cellars Ave., Hartadate, N. Y. or phone p«r M 6195.00 NICE, (TOMFORTABLE room next On their way to the restaurant, chestra played the first mambo the mouth or injection which most James A. McCarthy. MI. 9-6474 ter, for the fiscal year tieginning liahed, reaidential area. Priced they spotted thejpalr they’d been ,^how Hike Here they appeared to talk fiee^/*But 1941-40 OLDER Chevroleta. Fords cleaned. Call Ml. 9-9757. White Plains 6-82(M. collect. between 6 and 7 p.m. Framing, Canadian, to bath foF gentleman. MI. 9-3506. men said they had ever heard. All doctors feci will prevent cataract, 1955 4-DR. CROSS COUNTRY August 15. 1955, and ending Au- to sell. IVarren E. Howland. Real I)>oking for so long on a street. they committed' themaeiytn on smiles, the trio kept time with other good transportation. Good ■ STATION w a g o n 2 X 4 to 2 X 12 per M 699 00 delay its progress or imi$rove one FLOOR SANDING, fefinlahed and EXPERIENCED house carpenterar guist 14. 1956, as published by. the tor. Ml. 3-8600. Ml. 3-5711. " They took into custody Harvey / An auifit of the records of the little. /.-• , their feet. creAt enables ua to accapt 35 waxe'd. We also clean and Wax all (TOMFORTABLE, furnished front AH three, ktipt repeating that already formed. This, does not mean, full , or part-time. .Phohe MI. Clear Clamshell or room for Iip>t housekeeping for General Manager in the Manches Hul.vo experienced doz. lots ______.each 61.67 home, shoiwer/bath, parking, geii- ..AFTERNOON, at .which any elec lotti were trusties V'ho worked in muni.st undrlrgrocnd in CJiine. ‘ quenlly lo., Inc,, Forest St. necticul. „ ..... Hulse had* been serving a 20' wa.s biiii after be wa.s .sent io clear but sometimes the develop - radio, heater, gqiai condition, placement, umbrellas repaired, bus.v Route 9 in Wethers (Tall MI. 9-5764. ANDOVER — BOLTON crease, hO(vever. of about $210 states," h'e said. “ Have you any North Haven, Conn. Jacob F. Miller,- ■ .day sentence for drunken driving Korea Her mother Is working at ment of catprWets may be as throughout. Small down payment, men’s ahirt .collars reversed and TRUC3< MECHANIC. Full time. COVENTRY over the same month in 1954 a ini.stary base near Olympia. suggestions?” sociated with presence of some dis- Auto Driving School 7-A replaced, Marlow.’g Little Mend field. Tel. CHestnut 8- 2147 FURNISHED ROOM for a gentle Secretary, Board of Directors and Giilotti-a three months sen After 'a brief silence, he began Easy terms. Douglas Motors, 333 Someone wiih experience on Ford Waterfront cottages and homes- tence for preach of peace. Hulse Total receipts fo rlh e fiscal year, Wasli. ^ ^ ease such as diabetesIjcteS; . X- Main. ' « ing Shop. / , trucks preferiwd, but Sot' neces man or working couple. 54 High of the Town of Manche-ster,' Conn. asking for offers: — MORTUXX'6 DRIVING School. Call 8t. Dated at Manrliester. Connec $7,500 and up. OtheM- near water ■n-as jailed' July 5 and Giilotti May ruhning from July 1. 1954 to June Sees Rt^’^rOiitamartrd, The first symptom of a cataract sary. Apply at The iiiom as (Tolls 30. 1955, were 932J.640. “I have plenty to tell -smd "wiU^ Lost confidence quickly restored FLAT FINISH Holland Window INanomlfl— Watehesr* ticut. this n th day of July, 1955. $1,500 an.d up. Listings always 31* / Gngg.s. of jack-sonvillc. Tex., is likely to be blurring of the 1903 CHEVROLET Station wagon (To., 351 Broad St., 'Manchester. needed. tell if I’m paid. What's it worth four door, six passenger, . with by a skilled, courteous instructor. shades, made to measure. All M’ltchell 9-6826 Anytime Jewelry " 48 LARGE, CLEAN, pleasant room' reckoned they had "outsmarted vision. Objects' such as buUdinjgs, for gentleman. (Tentral location, the Red.s in getting ou t" for our stones—individually or all trees, p.r mountains will start to radio, heater, five nearly new LicenseJncluded. Insured, dual .liivtaimetal Venetian vciiCLtgui I blindst/tasiua at «a ssvwnew PRODUCTION WELLES AGENCY controlled standard' and hydrama- Or Write IJDNARD W. YOST Jeweler, re near bus. Private entrance. Park Main St., Coventry;—PI 2-6872 Gnggs sat .silently at first, slp- Ihre'e." look hazy or aa if they were in a ' tlireB. Very low, mileage. Excetlept i low price. K eyi made while you ■Y. When no offer was forlhcomtttg, tio cars. M l. 9-7388, ” wait. Harlow.’s.' . pairs, adjusts watchsa expertly. ing. Xil. 8-8814. Seven Persons Die ';ping Coca-Colas and then switch- thin cloud. This is because the lens condition’ thr^ghout. See Bob CONTROL CLERK Police Arrests Cowarj. brought out his cloak and OUvA- today. Center Motor'Sales, P. O. Box 147 Reasonable prices. Open dally. I ing to bcei. Suddenly h,c turned of the eye has begome cloixled and Thuraday cvenlnga," U9 Spruce L A. Suburban For Sale 75 dagger story. He maintained he 441 Main >St. MANC!HESTER Drivll^ Academy. |.px>iiMICA counlers, plagtlc- wall In Tw(0 Car Crash I to me and said: like the lens of a camera, it must , . Mancheyter’s oldest, most. recom'- tUe, .asphalt,/rubber, vinyl, Uno- EasI Hartford, Conn. High school graduate to assist Street. MI. 9-6887. ------Boarders Wanted 59-A -ANDOVER BOLTON "You know \se aren't very had underground imntacts in Red be clear to reveal a good pictura 1953 PONTIAC 4-doos; Chieftain 6. m ended,. your safety, .our busi 'leum , cork tile. Headquarters (or In stockroom. Must be eccurste . Patrolman Allan Smith arrested Cfhina among "'.'ppople who worked The image recorded on' the brain ROOK FOR Rant, continuous hot CONVERSE, ,— COVENTRY 1 smart. But T feel po.sitive we Radio, heater, hydra'matle, power ness. License guaranteed. St.and- ‘ ‘do-it-yourkelf." Ml. #-2655, ‘The With figures, to post inventory Janesville, Wis.. July 11 (/P)—- Alan S. Kaplan, 19. New York. out.smarted The -.Reds in_ getting against^: the government” —-wh-ite is'like that which passes througk ard Or automatic. Mr. Miciette Garden—-Farm— Dairy wster. Meals it desired. Very Six persons were killed knd seven N. Y., yesterday and charged him Russians; Japanese- overseas: Chi- Bteeripg. Beautiful maroon flnlMi. Tile Shop, Bucktaq^ records. Some typing experience JR. 10 ACRES---- Cute 4's room out. ■ I'm convinced bur case wa.s the camera lens to the. film* your peraonal inatructor. Dial PL ’ Prodoets *50 cenfrel. Phone MI. 9*0513. others were injured last night In with speeding. Kaplan, pbsled a $35 hese who had returned to the main Tires are practically new. Tinted ' Help Wanted— Female 35 required. Good opportunity for house. Fireplace, sundeck, fiirntsh- dealt with by no les.s than Mao At first the sight is only, slightly glass. Only IF miles. An ex 3*7349 any time.. a two-car coHlsicm five miles west bond and was 'released for court land and other dissatisfied persbns; ,000 advancement. ' ed, basement* garage— $ 8 ,!^ . Tze-tung himself. — affected. The amount «f clouding cellent car in new car condition Bulldiiu;— Contracting 14 PRESS OPERATOR wanted, five CABBAGE PLANTS, cauliflower, of here. appearance July 18. he said. “ WOMEN MOST Careful drivers. bniccoli, Bruaaels sprouts, toms* Aplhnients— Flati PAINTING AND SOUTH STREET--6 rooms. 1 Also stopped yesterday. Robert ''Th«;y never knew exactly how depends'on fhe change lh the lens Barlow. Motors, 435 Mlin - St, day week; Must apply in person. The victims were Mr. and Mra. "The oply reason Uiey rou^dn't of the eye, and the bluhlness ot. Manchester. - Never too old to learn. Female in- STONE BEuCK work and concrete toes. AHers, zinnias, petunias, Tenements 63 floor, all impiovements, large loL Jqmes B. Tail and Mr.s, Edward F. .Benson, 21. of Albany. N. Y.. to handle us after we started act etruetor. Standard r automatic. New Model laundry i Dry (Tlean- do more was lack of funir." he ;i acres, private beach.- Asking ; Conditions of the survivors-were court on Friday and /Benson for ery" on' t'ne state farm where they fighters, aivd the authorities ceriod of time. When .VA Good Place To Work” STORE able. good condition. CaU altar 9. ^ S Y C L B REPUn>AnUNO. all typaa, WANTID address and the pattern number Coins, your name, address, size de 'Davis, (Jallf, (A*)—The super “in fact, kids basically have out of line, ’'but 1 didn’t care what ieayii^ China had' said Oiwart properly ’troated, the outlook for • 844. eluHall a ariai ROOFINO, fikUng and carpentry. : WELLES ACSENCY 0«M8. g b teU itty . Now xmen * DENTa L- h y g i e n i s t . Exper to ANNE C.ABOT. THE sired, ahd the Pattern Number to giant dipong California’s agri hardly changed at all.” - Warner happened‘Just so I^ got out-of wanted to go to Ja;van. He said someone with cataracts Is not biul to 0:90:90 p.in.p .i_. Manensatar______-Alteratlona aad additions. - OU - Hrsf CloM M dM M oksn Main St.. Covehtry— PI 2-6872 ienced. or recent, graduate. Poel- Dogs—Birds—Pels 41 FOR RENT OHESTER EVENING HERALD, SUE BURNETT, t h e MAN cultural'giahts la the'vegetable in- says, and he should know—retiring there,' ‘ " last night this, idea ha i been to at alL ------194S CHEVROLET, 1949 Oodga, i Shop, 199 watt Middle Tuiii- ingt. Workmanship guaranteed. tion available immediately. 35 oBdTBolM aktn MONTHLY 1150 AVE. AMERICAS, NEW duatiy. go says J. R Knbtt, chair after 40 years as school Janitor and "I come from a atriet family nveet “ certain contacts in Japan ML 9-9C9S. A. A. Dion, Inc., 309 Autumn CHESTER EVENING HERALD, ANDOVER-Bolton-Coventry. Lake 1941 OMVtotot 19M N a * . Tlrana- hours per week. Write B m R, BOXER POPPIES. ^ regittered* Many BeMtIta. Prea> Far every tkomaad Y o R k 86. N. Y. 1150 AVE, 'AM ERICAS, NEW man of the Department of Vege custodian. back hom6 and I’m pretty atrong- vfiio ore on the way otit to (3Una w lOOOD CLUB . porUttoo tor m. par waak. Doog- Strket. Ml. i40m . Herald. LOCATED AT V .delten yoii borrow cottages, shore front. MJWO up, Fawns. brimUea. RaaaonahlY^ cntly Werfcteg Mateiam SS- Two Quilt Books are now .avail YORK 36. N. V. Others near beach, $2,500 up. Year table O o p s at the State Agri-: The most valuable thing teacli- wllled. When I . Jna^ up my now to ifioke further plana.’l laa Moton. a s Mate M. priced. RockvlUe, TR. B-7394. HawWeak. able: Flower Quilts—Q-101,'-'ahd cultural (?bll^c. He said vegetable era can do in guidance, Warner mind to go. I was going regard Ae-ilte hours rolled pn and the Fliftt, Mich. (B -T b e Gold Drop GIRL'S 34” bicycle. Good condi- TEACHERS Wanted. Home' eepn- 123 M U C E ST. Loaite up to 120,000 ' The latest issue of our pattern round homes, 95,000 tip. (gonial ^ 199B DO0OE twoHloar aedan. two- Uoh, 930. MI.1A0099. Grandmother's Patchwork'’l3’ullts—• magazine contains dozens .mdre and country hotnee with acreage. isbipmenU In 1954 more than says, is to managp the two or less-!’ • diinhs Went .down, the. talk boiled Oub baa 583 memben. It denatea RDOflnf"’and dhisuifys 16*A omtes; commercial, * science, BOXER PUPPIES, thoroughimed All three asked atiout the trials down to iiaual borrocmi cjiatter— Ua4>d to thp Red C9o« and each n d and gray, t o sattia an:, mueic, industrial arts, giria PE., stock. ReaaoMhly priced. Rock*. Ideal far OBlea. Bapaty Pariar, Q-102. Each book contains pattern smart, easy to sew. styles J!or all Also chicken and dairy farms doubled the state’s combined vol three mean kids found iit every BJLA. m o t o r c y c l e . Wind- MU. TOOL ted ASSOCIATED , of Edward .S. . pickensoq. ,and temperament. Can T . '-A ftt.T IN PEBBON.^ - v j B m 4 Herald Adv^ Howlay. 04ML Wells St. I , • twaan Y jiM 9 p .n . M l,'94909. _NOIONUS f '• i' “11- X X _ ■ ' X

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iSlattrl;«Bter lEuramg If^raUt 'ti A vtnea Daily t f e m 'V.' ' ' 'T-~-— ~ ■ rF*r MM Week B iiM ;Tba WiamiT' to a dwelling at 560 Vernon- St., Dr..'Trad It. Edgar, nitaiater of. .ughtehters of Liberty No. 135. j M y 9; 19M . I •< tr .«.'« ,______i o n , ^ u meet tomorrow at 7:^ Hose Co. I of MFD $1,.'>00. . .. tha Mathodlat OmrcA :îU preach To Harris Smith for Gjiarlea WINBOW SHADES own _ Jtdy-M at the OSta annual, aes- in Orange Hall. A good aUendance Ragsdalc'l-ehr Wedding U'hoped for aa important-business Haril.H (or lix lA to rt'y ./'6 -ro o m - V 11.390 O ta r , atoB of the Summer Aaaembly at Phiiiiiiiig Outing dwelling a t Ferglil* E .L JOHNSON qwmany and *a now a ibeintear Schools of-America, to be held in Antipasto and clam chowder a.*4 Ingham, St.. $I1.2.')0. - i «( Mw nsaiid A tqv ViUt A mem- . The 13th of “July COmmittiee of Cleveland, Ohio, July 27-31. Vin well as a chicken dinner will com ' To 0^ V. Erlandson for Vincent . PAINT GO. . bar flC tiw loiitham Area Com- the Orange Lodges Wijl meet to- cent is general superintendent of prise the menu for . the day. he ! Poi-Allskl for alteration.* to a! Killer Lorain Dies onad Ofdaadca n l^t at 7:30 in Orange Hall to South Church Srhool. added. A softball game will bei dwelling at 112 Hclaine Rd . ! C99 ttfaiHStn Tcl. NI-9-4601; ha antarad tli* Awpr make final arrangement* for the played in the afternoon. j $1;600 V, IvMb tha BrMM M ar Madal, Hla •Upper and picnic to be held Sat Mr. and Mrs. M*rk .N, Holmes .IdmtnlHtriitor's iW d Robertsipii %ifa la t«Mli Mm in ellate Court held to- of the American Paper and Pulp PIdCd Orders Earlj! tee. * \ a.ra. ô i p.m. on the lawn at the chniisse. .569'E. Center .St, 128 Eldridge St., charged . with "Berlin Aug. 12, 1952. , ^ durjiig the Big Four conference opening In Genflya Mon^y. home of Mrs. William Rush. 214 Bnildiiig Pemiltsl reckless drWing and. operating a Vacation < H y. Aaan. and la vice chairnun of tha. For School, For Camp Use He went to the _ chair without Temple Chapter's Sewing Group S. Main St. Members r'sy bring To Frederick- H. îeffert for a! motor vehicle without a license, 171#. three-judge ta.bvnel k - Bualneaa Adviaory Council of the e President also pledged that when the conference ends , - Easy To'Apply >w*U meet tomorrow evening at whatever Uiey choose, also their garage .at Bucjiingham St.. $7,50: had his case continued until July Assist ani-e from the guards. end Jacted a conte.itlon by attor- Department 6t Commerce. the leaders will receive “an appraisal of Its aiicompllshments.’’ holiday envelopes. lif transporta To Gilbert Sa-** for alterations I 13. Time the-.^flr8t Jolt Of electricity shot nays Jot the handaoi.ie, 81- He haa lerved the government In 7:30 at the home Mr*. Herbert through him at 10:01 p.m. He was aeveral capacitiea over the last 13 The President made the promises to 27 Riûbllcan and Uiwelder, 51 Princieton St. tion is-desired a car will be parked ycar-old oa'eopeUi that there Democratic Congress members at a White House meeting prommmied dead four minute* were 37 errora li the 10-week year*. Name Tapes at the South Methodist Church at later.. 11 a.m. TluAt also automatically trial that emied last Dec, 31 One of hi* most receht assign which .lasted an houy and 45 minutes. ' ' ' Badly ’shaken" by wwd that the ments waa M an official of the The leaders declined to tell ^w sm en anything of what makes It convertible time. in s', second tagree murder \ Slate Board (^Pardons had tuimed conviction. second Hoover Commiasibn to went on a rth e meeting. They said they all had a g r ^ that Mr. and Mrs. CSiarle* E. Glbron, We have a 1953 C hrytler ^down hi* appeaflvfor a com m uta- reorganise the government. On 100 for $1.50 41 Wlndemere St., reached the rion. Lorain pa**^ up the usual . Since July 4. 1954, when hie thia body he was vice chairman of the White House would issue a statement.. BICYCLES Windsor De I.uxe Conyv^ p re tty an.d pregnant wife. 3‘7th anniversary of their mar- MRS. CARL VANDYKE RAC.SDALK '•lii*t meal" prepare'd.for the con- the committe* on business organ That statement given reporters-*'...... i lia ^ yesterday, and celebrated the .tible, dark green with radio, denitued. He chose only a cup of MaWlyn, 31, Was ber.icn to ization of. the Department of' De by Murray Snyder, assistant , 150 for $1.95 event quietly at their home, with heater, antomatte drive white coffee\ ''\ death in her bed at heii Bay fense. NEW and USED Village, home, -Sliepperd ha* member* of the mmechate familien Miss Louise Conklin Lehr, ■Boston I ’n>v.ersity Of Music and tires and everything else that Ixiratn's mother, Mr*. ' Judith Robertson- also was- a member ri7ent“ ‘invite- Big Four meeting in Geneva. n,mHjMcirn IM taeat Middle Tompike assistant secretary of the circle, Hills Congregatiorial Chuirh. Ken Pi-eaidenc Eisenhower grins broadly but refuses to commit himself after receiving a petition Discuss U.S. Attitudes Rockville, July 12 (/P)— aiMHNMIM CMta ^ ^ versity. He served in World War | MOTORS, Inc. was found in a clump Of bushes. I "I w ant^. you to know that. ate the Mutual Security Pro from 54 Republican Congressmen to run for a second term. Republican Representatives Peter Fret '' ms-soos were lifeguards. - sington. The Rev. 'Dr. Philip Gor 11 and the Korean conflict a.s a Free Transportation by SHvef Lone Rus - Hi* watch had been, stolen, gram . "The President and the Secre- i Maurice 'A.^ Aubin, 26, of don Scott officiated. $56 Enst Center Street : and I w anted to thank ^you for inghuys^ Jr. (.center), of New Jersey, and William H. Avery, of Kansas, presented the petition tary further discussed the atti-' lieutenant in the Navy.t^ He is pro ^ ie r s k i's automobile wpO; found j everything you've done * for me Whitfleld Declines Post at the White House. It was the third anniversary of the lêsident's nomination for the office. West .Wauregan, waa held The bride was given m maii-iage duction manager of Dcpicto Films, Leaving Orange Hall at 7 P.M. Manrhester, Conn. foiir day* later in New HaVen. tudes in which the- United States I by her father. Mrs. Hazel Hard- Open Evening* Until 8 P. M. while I’ve been here.” In another action the President I NBA Telephoto). delegation wiU approach the m eet-; responsible today for the Inc.. New York, and i.s a member On Aug. 20. 1952, Lorain wa* Lorain had been In the prison formally withdrew the nomination lAdck of Hempstead, L. I., was m a of the New York Athletic Club. log. death on June 20 M a 21- tron qf honor. The bridesmaid.* encsted In Providence. Petetabvlla "D eath Row" since D et\ 12. 1952. of Allen Whitflehf. Des Moines "They analyzed International de year-old pedestrian in Colum were Mrs. Herbert Rotli of Day- was picked up later. At the trial,' He was acheduled to'^die last atlomey, to be a member of the velopments of the past few bia. ton. Ohio. Mrs. Mary Beth Beggs .Petetabella pleaded guilty to aec- Jan. 24 after a Supreme Cdurt ap- Atomic Energy Commisaion. Ribicoff nionths bearing on the matters ex ond degree murder and received a peal was unsuccessful. But 'Gov. The action was taken at the re Bernard J. Ackerman, oorner of Dallas. Tex,, sister of the bride Chief Blocks pected to bq considered at the con-, for TWond Cbunty, Mid . In Ma groom. and Miss Sue WieteSs of -life sentence. | Abraltam A. Riblcoff granted Lo- quest Of Whitfleld.* He told the ference. ■ Wasliingtoh, ‘D. C, Loraln's Last Word* ------'' President last Friday that he did ftadliig'that Lomwqod A n th ^ oT" On Promises, "After thia there wo* a full and OohunUa was tailed by a ear Joseph DlMpna of New ôrk After the execution', Warden! (CMti*iied ea Page Eleven) hot wiah to Involve the commia- free question and answer period. was best man. IJMiers were Sig slbn^ in "political controversy.’’ driven by Aubin as he was orait- "The leaders were assured by ing a t the roadside for a acDcot mund Bajak and ghsldon Nemeyer Hb'iaUo told the' President that Tanner /Claims Dixon Funds Facts the President of frequent progress bus. of New York, and Thomas Turn- to respond to some of the ques reports duripg the duration of the bull IV of Bethesda. Md. ^ Brkish Hangman on Way: ' The finding stated that Aidita tion*. puC'-ta him by the Senate- H artford. July 12 (fp) - A rthur conference and of on appraisal of WW returning Rom woric at 7:45 A reception was held at the ' Houg*. Atwihlc Energy Committee Wa.shington, July 12 (/P)—Chairman J. Sinclair Armstrong E. B. Tanner of W oodbi^, Speak its accomplishments at its conclu a.m., and while dririhg on Route flcefir Club, National Naval McoT- which had htan looking-into hia .. of. '\r"R W "^ônum “ed|^ Sûrities and Exchange ^Commission ref today sion." cal Center, Bethesda. Md. A fter a er S, he admitted ."Qiat he was background ainca^ the nomination House In 1953. charged today that tell a Senate subcommittee ivhether the White House or Asked about the mecliaiUca of fatigued and 'tegan ' nodtStag a trip to the-Adirondack.* the douple wraa made last Mitch, would “in the progress reports, Snydar said will reside in Port Washington, Final Bid Madr id Save DemocraUc Gov. Riincoff's per-1 "any qther person in the executive branch” proposed post oou|^ of Umtaahottly b«ta*« the volve a breacji of iâl ethic* by formance durlu hta^ flrst six that they probably will be trmnj* ow ident. / L. I. me InconipaElble^ w ith the proper ponement Of an SEC hearing ori*f~------— ---- ,_p_,------months in officîs 'TW^ffWit eo«n- financing of the Dixbn-YatMpoirtT’"^ , -- ■■•r'sai milted from Geneva ts the Ca^CBI When A/ihin’a car, the fihdbv The bride was graduated from Cases, Towels, Pillows, relatlonahip between clieqta and here “to the same bi-partisan .lead Mother-from Gallows eouhael,". . tra'sf' to his campaign promises. •fated, left the M itaniy and began The Governor, .jjromlsed econ " He Cited a presidential order a S n O W S llC le K lllS ers" who atteflded today’s White to go'i.t> on siHhanlnwtat, "The In a litter to Whitfleld yester year, ago that dlscuaaiona and House meeting. day the President praised his "rer omy. but the people, "are paying moyement and jolt wwokeMld bhn London, July 12 {JF) — 5*?* more taxes now than they ever documenta exchanged MtWeen Snyder kdded that the raports (AtaXn) in UtM to observe tha Coaat prison at daybreak for mur speet for the ethlca" of the legal governmental agencies . were con probably will be relayed to the leading British lawyer paid a profession and iareed -tn withdraw >iave.” said Tanner in a talk pre Five U.S. Boys "deceoaed sceonibling up the bonk Washer Mattress Pads and Covers, Blankets, Etc. der. pared for the weekly Republican fidential and should not be dis'- leaders by Vice President Plixt^ tr^^ng to gri away from the car surprise visit to Ruth Ellis Britain's official hangman. AI- the coifjiôverlliT'TiOinlnation. Dutch, treat luncheon. closed. who sat in at the Whitr House but not in time to straighten out SERVICE and today in a ■drajnatic .iast min ber PJerrepotnt, carried out the The ex-Speaker said there Armstrong added that by his re On Canada Hill session. his car so as to a-void o triU n g the ute move to save the blonde exacuUon and then headed for Lxin- should be-a limit on the state's fusal to answer such questions "I In response to a questiod, Sny deceased." don't mean to imply .... -there Repairs LADY PEPPERELL murderess from the gallows. don to deal with the Ellis case. power to iilcur debt "yK order to Banff. Alta., July 12 (XP)—Four der said he doubts thq/T^ the ap ■ Keckleta Mtoeeadiiet 'Iherrepoint, who gets 15 pounds Bond ^Prôsal curb Gov. 'Qibicoff^ w'uteful were any such conversations.’’ praisal. on "accon|pllanmeB.ta'’ of BE COOL THIS SUMMER!. "victor Mi«hcon. * barrister »nd Armstrong waa before the Senate boys from. Philadelphia and one Coroner Ackerman said: "From ALL MAKES fohiier chairman of the London ($42)'an assignment and run* S spending," / the Big Four confa/ehce would be Aubin’a own-testimony, I Cannot antliftonopoly subcommittee head- l-4>ui8 are knowpr"dead in made public at t>^ same time it SOLID COLOR COMBED PERCALE . County Council______the local gov- aaloon in between, this morning^ By Ike /^Hed .Said Tanner; led by Sen. Kefauver (D-Tenn).; * ‘''‘ilanche caught aocope thq-''conclusion Uiat It was REG. $1.49 erning ' bodv for the: capital—, rxM i^d Kenneth ^berU in IJn- •Republicans wêrf^ right, even' The group is pressing an inquiry |-^hem 9.500 feet up on Mt. Temple ia, transm itted congression redifani misconduct for him to *|irnt an hour and a half with Che coin Prison, on the East Coast 200 / J 'ill \ ! though■'iinsucceisful, Viien they into b'ack^round of the DixontYatea y®*tard«y afternoon. al leaders. ' proceed as he did r/hoi he Miiould Potterton’s miles from Liondon. Roberta s tra n No 'Talk *■ Resolution . Phone MI 9-4331 " 28-yeai-old ex-model in a prison ijC S t IAOHCI Jl I n l l ! souRht to linytt the sUtiâ, power contract despite the decision by .Two other boys were still miss have been of the HkeUhood •;Death Row” cell.- | gled an 18-year-old girl after a / to Incur bonded indebte4bsss. ing at. 5 e.m. today. Two are in .8nyder'4va* asked whether there of , Ms falling iAleep. His êioto- 130 Center St^ Cor. of Church President' Eisenhower yesterday vyaa spy discussion of * resolution SHEETS and CASES Mi.shcpn left hurriedly - slop petting party. Thst is vlyidly proven by the -fact that the contract should be can Banff --Hospital .suffering from tehee in continuing to drive con- " ' ■ — ■ , • • 45'' Printed Bemberg Sheers ping oniy^ng enough to tell Sparks OoDtroversy Waaliington./July 12 (4>i—Sec that during the first six mhnth^ heajl "Injuries, shock -and exposure introduced yeaterday by Sen. stitdtea an' indifference or a rack- celed. ' —1' Knbwlond (R-0*llf) which would fiew'smen outside the prison "hi The British ‘public paid com retary of thejn-easiiry Huiriphrcy of the , Ribicoff administration oiir' Eisenhower ordered it canceled two escaped injury. leas disregard of the rights e t am going straight to the Honie paratively little attention to the said today President Eisenhmv- stale-'êbt has leaped to a stag The dead are: - express hope the people of Soviet other*." ' after Mayor Frank Tobey of Mem-',/ T satellite countries will be freed REG. $3.69— 72x108 ...... s2,99 Office," young man's execution. But Miss er'a controversial bond proposal gering total of nearly $780,000,- phis., told him at a White cjlpda^ RRichard and James Balls, 13 W ith Aubin at' taa tlme of the -Home Sec-fetary Gwilym Ubyd- Eltis' cue—amt her continueil. in •till.■'Offers th e best AY*y ..to pay pop.', ,.._f...... confehance that th« city ii^n d sta year, old /w in s of Philadelphia,: . from Communist domination. accident were three other jnen, _ Preparty Owners! y a rd George had already turned down difference to her fate^haa sparked for a vast jnew highway construc I some of the debt Tanner re- build it* own power plajiL / W illiam Wl-w. 15. Philadelphia. two of whom were, alwphig. ’ ! clemenc.v pieas on* behalf of the the country's biggest controversy tion program. lerre.d .to, such aa the $400,000,000 William Watts, 16. Philadelphia: (Oonttaued oa Page ."four) Anthony, one of 12 children of . REG. $3.98— 81x10,8 . , • Ally. Geh, Brownell, who sat iit 2ND S3.I9 28-year-old ex-model who la over ckpital punishment in recent B ut H um phrey told the Hoii.se authorized for the Connecticut on the meeting, announced /or the L uther Seddon, 13, S t/ Louis. Mr. and Mrs. Oemge A. Anthony, scheduled to be hanged at 9' a.m. years. Public Works Ctommittee that the Turnpike, which. 1* to- be flnanced President th^^lhe. government Still mi.ssing this morning of Columbia, was bom with a MORTGAGE So .soft and dainty m florals in rose and grey, yelloiy-brown (5 a.ni. EDT) tomorrow for the Opponents of the death penalty bond method "is not the ohly "will immediately take/ilep* to were: heart allmenL Although the ail NO MATTER WHERE YOU VACATION Easter .Sunday slaying of a lover were expected to raise the Issue In way" the program can be aefcom- (Oentiahed on Page Two) Miles Marble, Philadelphia. Congress Units ment stayed with Mm, he. REG. 95c— 42k38'/j C A S E S ...... 7 5 f! ea. and tan. aqua and grey and navy with white polka doL ' pUshed. te rm in ate'' the private "power con \)ho had- Jilted her. the Hou^ of Commons tonight in tract..' David Cliaplp, 15, FTiiladelphiA fought it in his attempt to live as LOANS Mishcon did say he was seeing hopes that ’ a vote might, be ob Humphrey -said “the ,Treasury SOm* "Democrats who'had fought In Banff Hospital are Freder near a normal life as pooaibla. *Nolonus Ro.ie, Pink, Yellow, RUic, Green and Orchid. Mr*. Elli*“ a t the request and tained . urging clemency. - George cannot object to any equally' ef- /he contract all along indicated ick Rallard,' 13,- and Jerry- Clat- Vote Free Salk IVhen stru ck down he -wok on Mif THE “ BfpralJi” CAN FOLLOW YOU with the knowledge" of the law Rogers, a Laiborite member of fecUve program which the Con they would seek to keep the issue tenburg, 14, both of Philadelphia. way to classes at Windham Re- „ * Mo Appraisal Fee yer who defended her. parliament, said he was epnaider- gress sees fit to adopt for the alive into th^ 1956 presideptial P eter Smith, 13. and 'TAiy Quick Confidential . L ater after X'isiting the Home ,ing w hat action might"i>* taken. construction , of highways with News Tidbits campaign. / ' Woodfield. 16, escaped Injury. Shots to Needy (CouttaMd on Office, Mishcon said; It appeared doubtful, however, sufficient additional Uses levied Kefauver said the canrellatidq The 11 boys, all members of the Service FABRIC SALE to pay as we go." Colled from AP-W ires REG. $1.19— 22*x44" "I have had an InteHyew w'hich that the Commons would taka ac would have no effriit- on hie sub- Wilderness Club of Philadelphia, Washington. July 12 (Ab—8ew|t* Before you leave . . . arrange for a vacation .sub CALL COLLECT -Y- know is being seriously con tion. Humphrey thus appeared to comniittee's hearings. i«ere‘part of a group of about 30 and House commltlM* today unan-- sidered" * ^ Only a direct' command from accept, as' a second choice. Ihe "We.expect to get to the bottom hoy? which had been in the area tmoual.v approved separate msaa- scription to the Herald. It will follow you anywhere MUTUAL REG. 79C-36" CREASE RESISTANT Meanwhile, whllw" "he storm Queen Elizabeth II could halt the proposal ot4v House Public Works, ■ Relatively few Rhode I‘1and of this entire matter," he said. for. three days, O. D. Didkenson ures to provide free Salk polio rsged over capital punishment In subcommittee to increase taxes voters, turn out at poll* as state . vaccine to some group* of children Bulletins to keeiTôu “ in the know” while you're on the go! MORTGAGE Cannon, Bath Towels COTTON PRINTS ...... 6 4 ^ yd. •Britaih, a 24pyear-oId warehouse (Caattnoed aa Faga Nlae) almost $1 billion a year on motor v o ^ on three proposed aroend- '(OoutlBiied on Page Two) (Coiltinued on Page Four) and expectant mothers. fuel, trucks, truck tire* and jments of ata.te conetitution . , . The Senate Labor Committee from ih * AP W ins tube.*. Communist dwiaion to send borne approved a bill to extend the Pub COMPANY with Dacron Selvage REG. 99c and $1.29-36” SUMMER ‘ The adminiatratibn's plan, gen three U.S. turncoats -who ■ firat lic, H ealth Service act which HARTFORD s u tle r 9-0231 erally accepted by the Public chose to stay in China coiHd'stltr Crisis for Communism: provides federal funds to aid states ^DiXON PACT FAIR: KB FABRICS ...... 79^ yd. Pravda Critic to Attend Works subcommittee. IS to spend i p new dlfflciiltlea for A m y and in such inoculation programs os W afhtagtoiL 4My I t Pfaaidfnt ' Uaenhowar .'■To finance this program, Eisen tional Goyermmnt . . . Indications To Save Red qualification for those getting free ffouae Mid, at a eeBtetoece with I jMmtrlfPBfer lEuruttig ^ rra lii I port suburb. Doted chiefly for the said: hower proposed the cretumw of a are tfiat Prime Minister Nehru .polio vaccine. ‘' - E i ^ Dlxoa. eoa of the yrtocl* BUTCHER LINEN ...... $ M 9 y d . msnufsetpre of airplane angtaea. "I bcliev* that our .people de new corporation which would -sell will find pisbilc opinion tilted State Slae OoosideraUoa writh whom th e caa troct I i Have Paid My Herald Newsboy | tonight becomes the world's third sire greater opportunitler to de* long term bonds. Thea* bonds heavily in favor of. Communist Editor’s Note. .-r Will the SovirU Sqviet immiinist boss, will be But_.M..**id that if Congress ■egottated. Stratford to pey homage to velop their appreciation of the would be paid off from revenue bloc when he returns to his native failed' to opproprlgte enough mon Please send the Manchester P!vening Ifei'ald to the address below: Shakespeare. Ualqn deal from strength or weak- ' ' ' over iMie shoulder, repre- REG. $ 1 .9 8 -4 r” DACRON and ' _ arts and 'tacir capacitiea for par from present gasoline apd Other India tîgtit. ey for all children and an estltnat.- HO GREETED REH STYUB The occasion is the opening of ticipation in artistic . activity. highway user .taxea. The bonds nes* at Geneva? The world w on-. sen^ the fears *-opd ambitions I ■- ? - . I Submarine UBS Piper and world communism. Looking ed four million expectant mothers* Froin **. *ee**a ^‘.* • •« •'* -• *-v a .. .1 9 ... .to ...... 19.-.. .Incl. TERRY CLOTH COTTON PLAIN ..... ------. , 1 9 y d . thq American Shakespeare Festi- Tour drganlaation'a ariiievement would not have counted againat Spikeflah leave New Loadbn for ders today a* the summit confe- Moacow, in ly U ISL-Ho Cpd S | retioe nears." WÎUam I- R.von * ~ Ver the other will be Ivan, the then state population and a state’s Miah, leader of ConsasOaiat Nm Oi ■ t. - val Theater and Academy where is a manifestation of that desire. 3-montha tour of duty with U.S. need for financial .aid, os defined I each summer Shakespeare's play* My best, wishes go to all of you." (OentiBiied an Page Two) foreign new* analyst, has ma man largely responsible for bring Viet Nam. ateppad alt a pfans to Fleet ■ in Mediterranean area.'—. ing/about this summit meeting. in the public health ' act. ■ might Meocew this M taiaota right hito will be performed a* In Starlforil- Gov. Abraham A. Ribicoff, U.8. State Civil Defense Director Leo thorough study of the factors on-Avon, England, and In Strat wlU weigh upon Premier Bidghain. communism is in a pickle. The come into play,^ to divide the old the arms af PresHiat lUaiMtat I Sen. Prescott Bush (R-Conn), J. Miilcah-y hints ra ttie r atnm gly Hil* is the first of four stqrfre giv USSR is. its ideological anchor, money. \ Vereahllav, who gav* him a Mg Chaise Lounge Cpvei ford.. Ontario. British Apibaasador Sir Roger that he expects to be neat' State STREET ...... i*e«s*e**« NEW! REVERSIBLE ■ . Clark Gable Weds ing Ryan’s illumlnatlng/apk'*ls*l. its Mecca, its nerve center. It may The 31-man House Commerce kIsa.'He then throw Mo orma Among the critics on hand will Makina and Mayor Ernest Wood Police Conimlaaloaer in Connecti- lose that anchor os-; one of the Committee voted unanimously fo/\ orquod' Soviet Pramloi "NSmlal I be Eugene Litoahko, New York man of Stratford-on-Avon were cut. , ■ _ , long range results of the Geneva a compropils* Chairln*n‘ Bidgaahi’a aorii aad kimod Mm g T0\^N. \J IT iT •*.«.e«a*eee*eee**eeee**ee*4**se. . ••***•**••»■•*•••*•*•**■•*•*• . correspondent for Pravda, the among the notablea planning to By W IL L I/ RYA.V, 4 Miss Kav Williams Jury of seven women and fl’v'e' r - AP Foret conference. The bioodleoa revolu- Priest (D-*renn). It would allow on •a bath cheaka. Bo ropeatod the Moscow daily, who only yeater attend tha opening. men begin hearing evidence in day - receKed apedal pcrinloaion \. '------■ ' ' . At Geneva. Marshal N ikolXl tion under way in the S«viet estimated 38 million for antipoUo sotao procodufo wHh Csmasaolst Plaid Plastic Covered Litoahko'a presence t* due'to an case againat Mrs. Lucille Miller __ _ Ortll be. Union can spell the beginning of shots to children under age .20 who Party hoM Nikita S. [ , SUBSCRIPTION RATE (Payable with tliis order) ' 2 . 9 8 from the SUte Department to invitation sant to Pravda by the .‘Mtaden, Nev.. July /J2 U P t— Alexondroviclr Bulganin Clark Gable. 54-year-^ screen who is charged with adviaing nliie fighting S/desperate and perhaps its end os a monolHMc world poU- can't afford them. taemer Fiotaler OtargI M One week-rSOc . ... One month^$1.30 . . . Three months-^3,90 travel into Connecticut, raatrictad Bridgeport Sunday Herald, a young., men ' to evade military kav, first deputo Ptomlta* 1 territory for Soviet .nationaU, to veteran,... and Kay/ Williams decisive ttle to save world torn- ] tical force. The measure ia more liberal Uuui Solid color* in yellbw,_green. blue, aqua, pink and white. weekly with statawide circulation, draft calls:'.. Second of two big The Soviet Union is like a great the $35 millioQ President Biseit- K pcaM vlek sMd A. T . Complete faeillties and experl- b* a t the opentaR- auggesting that it have a critic on SpreckelsT 37, actrb** and foimer muniatp/ from decay and ruin. wife W California sugar beir money men arrested . when they western, wor/d, led by thq giant with a bellyache, and Ivon hower soughL eneed help to handle all types o(^ DRAPKRV DKPARTMENT, - Beaclt or Lawn Pads Reeemblea Origtaal hand. Pravda replied that the in- flashed crisp $100 bills - In profu is the cause. HITS MIUTABY 4 ^ The milliop-doUar, air-condi Adolph Sprecke^ II^_war* honey States, "is within reach -of The bill that received Senate vltatlon cama- too lata to send a sion ia Las Vegas gambling ca- The United States seems to be committee approval today specifles Woahhigtoa. July 18 (Pi Sac body and, fender rrpnlr* — and y , N • tioned theater.'facing the conflu critic from Russia, but that it had mooning today—but no one seem Mstoric victory. It may be slow ed to know where. sinoa makes his court bid for Tree-., proceeding on the assumption the no definite sum for aid. rataiy •( State complete-autp. iNtinllng. ' ence of the Housatoniii River and assigned Litoahko to cover the and imspectacular in developing, DAILY DEUVBIY BY CARRIER ITicy iwere married in th|a small dom today. but It con mean there is hope for Russians'. recent moves are forced I t ia a compromise w ith jgn Ssoatp Appmpriattaoa Chamrit* Long Island ûnd, haa many of event. S'ec^tary of Labor JamM^P. and tJqat fliey are truly, anxious to earlier Democratic sponaor«d bUI toe today that Hsuaa ouda to tha featurea of the theatera ôf ifonuM’s Help BnUsted seat of ^Douglas County yesterday a real and lasting peace. Ureen Stamps Given With Cosh S a ^ . in a auipcM* double rtaig ceremony Mitcbe)! says "continued Afforta ’Ihe sileat ally of the West in talk about arms reaction. That th a t wrould h av e ea st on estim ated d am IgM r SPECIAL $ 2 .9 9 Shakeapeare'a' day. It la octag The'Harold than sought th* aid and determ ination of alK of "to/CJS. 1 onal in shape. It haa a 45*foot In the j^lDw stucco home of Jus all-thia is the ordinary, everyday Is a good guess and Ivan seems to, tass,000,006 to provida frta vac NOW BEING MADETO:— of U.8. Rep. Albert P. Morano (R- tice Q, 'Walter' Flaher. It was will end dtacrtaolaatloa/ta Aaaeri- Ivon, tha John Smith of Russia. . b4 behind it. cine f6r all- children undor >0. poUcy ahjaettvea. MORIARTY -proscenium augmented by - a 92- Conn) to obtain reUixatioA bf'tb* ca jrith present gen^tion...Com foot forestag*. _ ^ Gable's Sfth marrisg*. Miss Wil ' Bulganin, strictly a poHttcol Khzushchdv seems indignant at Hill, said that th* amount of Tou -will love to lie on these pads which foU up into a plaatle travel ban imposed last January on liams' third. m unist B ulgaria aCcuaea^ T urkey general, personifies the dilemma the. idea Moscow moves sprang actual fimds Oongnta may vote .UNION FOB VBBDBB FACT bag. Small pillow* one onh end. Plaid on dde.—plain rad on other Yhe audience of 1,500 will ao* a Soviet nations, similar to raatric-* TIm caremony climaxed an on- of wanading frontier of tha general staff of cohimunism. from . sheer necessity. But' iv sn , to -cover th* new antipoUo pro Haatfetd. Jaly It (P)->Va BROTHERS pi-oducUon of "Juliua ’ ^âeaar" fioos Afataat United SUtes agata, oif-agfta romance that has guard in “aho^ng affray.” : A t Genpvm, Bulganin cannot a t along writh a rising generation of gram would b# up to tha oppitH ..*B aat' - BOLTON LAKE • ANDOVER LAKE »lde.' wlUi Raymond Maasay, whoM. tlooala In. Russia. linked thatr names in gOHlp col 8m RuaadU (D-Ga) aaya ‘Ithe tack without solidifying the froe Impatient ybung Soviet- Techno priatioha commlttaaf' of HouM >iV 301-315 Center Street tM.ni(IIALCeMt home is in nearby Wilton, and Yaateiday SemUry of State umns for ' about 10 yenra. They DRAPERY DEPART30CNT very hlrijÎiraaa'' kaa hst'caavtiiced world’a notatance. to the Soviet crats, hod much to do With forcing and Sanota. Falanc*. the movia tMidmu. Dull** formally ddvlaad the Soviet Telephone. MI 3-5135 MAEKHUTM COHM* were attended by Mr. and Mrs. Al friiB b e ta w rong in- opi>osing Peh- Union. He cannot retreat without Khrushchev's hand. Ivon is a pa Todoy’a H oum com m ittca Ac COVENUtY LAKE • COLUMBIA LAKE in atarring xolaa. ~ ’• Ytaboaqr ta Washington th a t bert Me&aaco of St. Helena, Calif.,, tagitaa compulsory miUta^ ra-i the danger of. hostentat coouhu- triot, jHit he has little in common tion pavea tha way for a Houaa In a wir* extending tNrami Utoahkn would bs pennittad to and Mrs. iilixabeth Naoaar- of Loa sv ta program-r . . Unidentlfiad nism’s' decay os a' global conspi wdih revolutionary taMahevisin and vote soon on tha hilt. : -V ooRgratula^nna’* to ' Lawmioa travM from N«w Torit to Stnit- Angalaa. hilat M heard' ahd felt ia eecUona racy. -UtUe m em ory o f IL TtM old Rol- Rriaat aoid Oongrata aught to iMOgBar, proMdant Of tha faaaval. of NewrHsvm jaad WsstHavsnto*< Bidghnta wttt ixit b* kki own and acddsny. aad his a*- ■x day at ma-monilhr, . M IUU I . tlM. jCriyisil tai rag* Bma); ■■ ^ :i . ,V