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I ‘ 'V, ' * • TUESDAY, JULY le, 1961? PAGE FOURTEEN lianrltPBlpr lEvpiting firralb ------V------!------Avenir* Daily Net Press Rnn Members of the Women's Society carl Construction Co. In Windsor of the South Methodist Church are' For tha Week Ended The Weather ^ About Town "Locks spoke on the subject of I dmio S, US7 Invited to attend the annual visi­ Hospital Notes K of C Seats Catholic Action." stressing eape- ' ST O C K ue DURING ForeeMt of tJ. S. Weather Boreaa tors’ day at ‘Camp Aldersgate on Th» weekly mcetinif of the Man- Aug. 3. Reservations may.be made dally the retreat movement. Leo ‘ dieetcr Squadron of the Civil Air Patients Today; 197; Kwash. an ex-grand knight, was HALE'S JULY WHITE SALE 12.540 C lev and eool tonight. Low b;- contacting Mrs. Walker Briggs ; ADMITTED YESTERDAY: New Officers toastmaster. , Patrol will be held at the American or Mr*. Martin Kelderllng. Those MembeP , h the Audit S5-tH). Sunny and aomewhat warm­ L i^on Home Wedneaday, at 7 p.m^ Mrs. Sarah E vai^ 368 St. James Present at the meeting were the ! attending are asked to bring a box St.; Roy Barlow, 399 Main St.; New officer* of the Cgmpbell EXTRA SPECIAL! Boreaa OIroulation er Thumday. High Sl-86. All members are urged to attend lunch. Transportation may Ws ar­ ! Douglas Rice, 22 W, Gardner . St.; Council, Knights' of Columbus, former mayor of Hartford. Dom- ; .Manchester-—^A City of Village Charm as this la the start of the new at* ranged if needed. Inic F. Delucco; the Rev. John J. 54iS4 Mrs. Anna Irmisclier, 19 Thomp- were Insti iled at a banquet In the Delaney, pastor of St. Bridget’s | tendance and gig system. 1 son St.. Rockville; Robert Merkel, Knights’ new* home last evening. I Mountain St., Rockville; Mrs. Church; the Rev. Dennis Hussev. ' The annual Covenant Hilltop Members Of. tlie Manchester Rod Stanley S. Choman was in.stalled assistant pastor of St. Brldget’af i VOL. LXXVI, NO. 244 (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER CONN., WEDNESDAY, JULY 17, 1957 (Clasained AdvorUatOf on P ^ 22) PRICE FIVE CENTS and Gun Club will meet at the Wat- Beatrice Barbero, 14 Carol Dr.; as grand knight by DIatrlel end the Rev. Jo.-teph Edgar Farrell. , Conference will begin Saturday kins-Wesl Funeral Home. t<2 E. PaaquaU Vendrillp, 322 Oakland Deputy Robert Chevanelle at a FUSTIC TABLECLOTH and end, Sunday. July 28. at Crom- St.; Ale.xander Flelton. I ll Wood­ chaplain of ibe Campbell Council Center St., tomorrow at 7 p.m. to and pastor of St. James’ Church. the' Ed^ewAt'e'r M lM irti°Cwinant' P*y ‘heir respecU to Thoniss R. land St.; Mrs. Frances Korner, 63 C h u i ^ Chicago. 111.. Will be the Glenney, who was a member of the Elro St.; Mrs. Norma Bither, Wil- Reporta were read by Foater Bakers Official limantic; George Rauchle, 43 Cort- Williams on the new budget, and ^ While They principal speaker. Missions will c|ub. Greater Draft Call j land St.; Mrs. Wilda Lemek, Crys- by CharlgsMcCarthy on the plans be represented by Mrs. Andre'v ■ tal Lake Rd., Rockville; Raymond for the dedicatiim of, the new hall i^axt—Quantities Rojas. Covenant Home Mission- Mr. and Mrs. 'William F. Mullen Says He Kept .Lender, 100 Russell St.; Raymond during the weeft of Sept. 14. M. Are Limited! arS% who will be present from' La- Jr. and two sons, flf Maple St., Finn, 81 Summer St.; Mr*. Er- Vllla, Tex. are ei^ylng a vacation on Cape I j nesUne Aberle, RFD. 1„ Rockville REG. $1.00 Seen by Dulles in Union’s $7,500 Ood. They report a good time Three pstiem*—buy for your own Use or for gifts. All .white Mrs. Robert F. Nauman and W ith the weather ideal. Mullen, an Rockville- D ’ Llovd Hobron^'sx daughter. Miaa Nancy Nauman, agent for the John Hancock In-j Concord St • David Public Records lare pattern—floral red and green—floral red and gray,. Wasliington, July 17 (JP)— 151 HollUter St., have returned aurance Co., is the son of Mr. and, r k .ME.MBKK! entry Gerald M^uln Bakers Union president James after ipendlng their vacation In Mrs. Frank Mullen. 131 Pine St,, L ^e your husband, your S t; Dom^a Ught. Bike^R® Rc^:k* R'amuteS Deed* Foreign Aid Slash 0... Cross testified today he AMiury Pgrk. and visiting relatives ----- ( child, or your wife, . rvllle; Leslie Stelneker, 67 Milford Lennart A. Torstenaon and kept^|7,500 of union organi­ In other places in New . Mias Sandra Wood, 9 W. Middle ; Keep your donor appointment, and ■ Margaret McKay, 31 Evelyn A. Toratenson to John B. Tpke., was a guest last week of . help save a life. Russell St.; Joseph Smith, Vernon Egan and Mary B. Egaq, property ti» J M (1 U L -€ < o«i Washington, July 17 (/P)—Secretary of State Dulles told zational funds in a 'special Miss Marilyn-Tsylor 56 Henry St Bloodmoblle Day tomorrow ' Center, Rockville: David Koslov- at 75 Jarvis Rd. M ANCHISm CONM* . Congress today sharp cuts in foreign aid would bring “greater bank account with some of his at„„ the Alysester...... Cottage...... Smith...... s ich, 6 Edson Rd. own funds. He said he was Center Churchi. 1:45 to 8:30. Andrew Ansaldl to Ho-.vard R. draft calls” and threaten the prospects for a disarmament ^ BREAKFAST SPECIAL Point, Lake Wtnnepcsauke. Both ADMITTED TODAY: Mrs. Little and Estelle J.-Little, prop­ CORNER MAIN and OAK STREETS “not sure” his'' union knew k t Griddle Cakea e« A 4. girls will be seniors at Manchester Don’t be a NO-SHOW! erty on Wells St. agreement. Dulles went to bat for President Eisenhower's for­ EUsabeth Nott. 48 Ashworth St. eign'aid money bill before the Sen-a------: ------that. r Batter, Syrop a VC Hi..agh School’ in the fall. Carol ------^ B IR T H S YESTERDAY; A son "I’m not sure whether they un­ Defense Stalls ^.Shenning. 87 Cambridge St., ate Appropriation Committee aa Members of tho MFD. In uni- ^ r. and Mrs. Joseph Niezman the House neared the decision derstand that,” Cross told tlte.-Sen- A r t h u r D r u v S t u r t s ◄ the firehouse’ ?hl. si Washington St,; a daugh- stage on a 43,242,333,000 authoriza­ Rainman Call ate Rackets Investigating Com.- Sees Marshal’s Visit Hl UlHl lirUg OlUiB®,-will be freshmen at Manchester of Main *-id Hilliard Sts... t*'" to Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth tion maaaure 'setting ceiiinga on mittee at a public hearing. Testimony On L'h A A A AAA A A A High. | Thumday night at 6 o'clock to go Glaatonbury; and a daii£:h- spending abroad. That ia a cut of It was Cross’ second day in the i to Wilson to partlripale in tiie 1®'' 1° and Mrs. Lloyd NIcho-, about 3600 mlttion from the amount Being Studied witness chair at the current series firemen’s parade there. 1 Grand Ave.. Rockville. .Stanley S. Choman Elsenhow;^ asked. Congrea* may of hearings, and he was faced with Kasper’s Mail As Test for Russia — ' BIRTHS TODAY: A son to Mr. i ...... ciil further in the money bill. a dare to aubmit to a lie detector \ ------Manchester Bhutterbugi w ill: ""J Henry Cahill, Glaston-1 attended by 150 mem- "If we ita rt dlaarmlng our Al­ By Bay State test of his denial yesterday, that Knox'Ville, Tenn., July 17 (JP) mcet tomorrow at 8 p.m at the !‘"'i?:- „ I °! “ l ' lies, we shall get no disarmament he kicked white haired Mrs. Na­ Washington,. July 17 (/P)—President Eisenhower said to­ VFW Home. Reggie Pinto, Herald 1.. DISCHARGED YES'p;RDAY: L,H«> ’’*''V tl>« n*"’ Evening Hours agreement," Dulles said in a pre­ than Ehrlich and slugged her hus­ —Bob 'Allison, a television day a meeting of Russia’s Mxrshal Zhukov and Secretary of PETER THE TAILOR photographer, will give a lecture Jlrrold - Higgliu, 231 Green Rd,; i knighL Joseph Me- pared statement made public by Boston. July 17 (AV-Seeking qf band last fall. news reporter for CBS. under Defense .Wilson might prove useful. Mra. Norma Bither, WllUmantlc; Carthy, chancellor; Dr. Jean Louis federal aid and the possibility of The committee deferred asking bitter cross-examination by on camera, lenses, types, construe the Senate Committee. artificial rainmaking loomed today Eisenhower made the comment at a news conference which (Successor To Archie The Tailor) tion and uaes. Group diacusaions Mrs. Marie Smith, 10 Church St.; Hebert, recording secretary; At the “ FIRST*’ Cross about the truth test while It the defense in the Clinton seg­ Robert Boucher. Hartford Tpke.. Charles McCarthy, treasurer; Atty. “We shall find ourtclve*. again as the chief hopes to combat an explored terms of. a labor, contract ranged into foreign affairs, but also dealt heavily with a will follow hla talk. in the position which has too often 8-week ■'drought spell that has regation trial, testified today, Rockville; Gerald Lvon.s, 25 Elro, John J, O’Connor, advocate; John characterized the past where we It contends he "secretly” en­ prime domestic subject-7-the administration’s pending Civil ____.1 . • .. St.: hfrs. Emma McCann, Mile HilL Stevens, warden; Roland D. Le- caused millions of dollars loss to gineered with ah Illinois employer “People in Clinton on that Rights bill. . O’^rterly bumneas nieeting Rd., Rockville; Melvin Benner, Ea.st I Page, inside guard: snd Mario were so lacking in -power that hos­ Massachusetts dairymen and farm­ to whose father he was in debt. Friday night were on the NOW LOCATED the Covenant Ccmgregatlonal; Hartford; Douglaa Tedtord, 7i Co-! Diana, outside guard. Joseph J, tile forces felt they could discount ers. But Chairman McClellan (D-Ark) On the latter subject, Eisenhower said he could not imagine our role in the world.” verge of a lynching.” He re­ l lir *'1'* tomorrow at|ium bus St.: Richard Kelley, Wap-1 Graven, retiring grand Imight, A bond issue had been under con­ said Cross would be asked wheth­ ferred to a racial disorder at any circumstances which would induce him to try to enforce AT 7.30 p.m. at the church. iplng; tVilllam Schwoerer, 1031 took office as. a trustee for s The Senate already has passed sideration but Gov. Foster Furcolo er he was willing to take the test. ,, school desegregation through use of troops. Some foes of the ---- - I Mather St.: Roy Richardson, 1 6 '3-'-ear term. an authorization bill which would Contract.fHit Wages , Clinlon last AuR. 31 a f te r 12 SAVE... BANK. . . SHOP permit foreign aid .spending of said at a news conference there are Civil Rights Bill have contended it would open the way to Luclle Clpolla. 12 - year - old ! C3i**ter Dr.; Joseph Peck, 15 Prim- | Raj-mond A. Roncari of the Ron­ constitutional linUtatlon* as to George Kopecky, a committee in- W egrocs w ere ad m itted to th e military enforcement of desegregation. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel I ” *!:>’ ^Ilen O ark, 808; about (375 million more than that what can be done with state vesUgator, said he had compared high school. SIpoIla, 72 apolla Dr., East H art-! J^lor^ce Stood..' provld^ In the bill before the money. this contract — negotiated and The President’s suggestion that'h Zlfukov-Wilson meeting 405 CENTER ST. Houae. . " signed in June with Zion Industries ford. Is convalescing at St. Fran-'DeQiiattro, 54 | A motion by Rep.- Selden (D- He said, however, he will confer By RELMAN MORIN might be worthwhile stemmed from a request for comment d s Hospital, Hartford,. f ...... following i Cooper St.: Mrs. Mary Green and' THURSDAY and FRIDAY tomorrow, with Lexington rain­ of Zion, m.,—and found It provided Knoxville, Tenn,, July 17 I on the recent shakepp of the Kremlin top conimand. TEL. Ml 9-4839 Ala> to knock out the long-term lower, wages and less benefits than an operation, and will be glad to ' cV’. feature of a new economic devel­ maker Dr. Wallace E. Howell to Defense attorneys in On that poinL Eisenhower said^- see or heec frnm her ineei eiUenHa Ma.i Pacak, 819 Center St.; hire.; ll A to 8 decide whether cloud-teeding oper­ contracts the bakers union made in his opinion toe shakeup result­ see or hear from her local fnends.. Violetviolet Motola and son. SantinaSantin* Dr.;Dr • li DEVELOPING opment-loan fund provided the with other ’’comparable" firms. Clinton segregation trial sue main threat' tiTTne authorization ations shall be undertaken. ° ed from fundamental changes Mrs. Marjorie DuMond, and daugh- \ I -Crocs has acknowledged that7Tiiete68Ssd in blocking remporarf within toe Sovlef'govemmept Senate Braced ter. East Glastonbury: Mrs. Cath-1 bill. The Senate has approved' The weather Amendment Board, had borrowed 337,800 In 1955, isnd the S-year plan Eisenhower pro­ including the commissioner of agri­ today the testimony of a mail Bisenbower recalled that he and erlnc Hickey and .son. 42 .Sanford i 340.000 In 1956 from Martin Philips- Zhukov, now So-viet defense min­ Rd.; Richard Wescott, 103 W. Mid­ posed. Selden Is seeking tq cut culture, natural resources and pub­ bom S r, -whose son, Martin J r , carrier, after a long legal For Showdown dle ' plte. it to one year. lic health, also will attend tomor­ wrangle. . ister, became quite well acquaint­ PHASE NOTE! runs the Zion plants. But he denied ed at the end of World War n . DISCHARGED TODAY: Mrs.: Expects Good Support row’s session and offer recommen­ In earlier appearances before the Hla testimony. It waa reported. OUR OFnCE WILL RE • Janet Miner, 53 Perkins St.: Mr.s. j roiMIlFOll., NATIONAL BANK Selden said he expected "aub- dations. . committee that this influenced him Would show th a t. northern aegre- They were both in at the On Ciyilllights Amy Dodd and son, Wapplng; Mrs. | atantial support" for his move, ^Dr. Howell said last night that in his bargaining with the firip. . gationist John Kasper rMOived his time. Dorothy Dunn and flaughter, 14 | MANCHESTER but declined to predict, whether KMitheastern Masaachusetto— not T)i« committee placed in ' evi­ mail at the home of Clyde. Cook. The President went on to say CLOSED AT NOON Drive B: Mrs. Carol Alexander! it would pass in the face of op­ Including Cap* Cod—would be an dence affidavits signed W 65 of the . This was part of proposed eri- that h* and Zhukov at that time Washington. July 17 (Jt^ — Op­ and daughter, 5 Berger Rd., Rock- FIRST W5 MAIN 9TRCET position from both Democratic ideal area in which to ‘ pinpoint company's 12S candy plant em, dence In the United' States gov­ coraerated very closely, and that posing rides dug in today forth* i m vitle; Mr*. Helen Potyra and son. - and Republican leaders. rainmaking. ployes, criticizing both th* contract ernment’s contention that Kaaper a zhukov-Wllson meeting at this shoivdown fight over President ON SATURDAYS Wapplng; Mrs. Margaret Tedford' That area is hard hit by the dry time might prove profitable bv ^senhow.er’a Cfivii Rights pro­ Mmh^rOfBoth Rep. Vorys. iR-Ohloj, , s floor and the way it was negotiated. and 14 Tennesseana conspired to- 163 Oak St.; Peter Bissonette, WH-I F«!er«l RrfKrrve S.vnt^m One, sig n ^ by;s>,rovisions. DURING JULY and AUGUST FfderiR) Deponlt Innuriincc Corpbriibo]| ' cnsEhCe” "bf beating' Seldeq’s mo-.. Bertana, Zion, HH'a’'34 to-w;oykersj tion'baBaihg-Interference « ' X 10' patio Summer S t; Mrs. Ella Crouse, 105' . J .. li .V . J missloner>of Agriculture John L. contract "a. po ed to his testimony on the ground He did not elaborate on this. hoped it Would stiffen rcslstanc* C o al. . . Coke . . . Fuel O il. . . Oil Burners LUMBER, INC. irtMsI aod high-potvikry dMO Vitamia for before the union’s internattonsi that postal regulations give a con­ A reporter asked whether he be­ to 'Compromise moves. quick, new >-ouag«r pep. viaa. 3-iiav "get- | President Eisenhower displayed this 'oxpreMion of. a man .deep In Sen. PotUr ((R-Mlch) said he 255 Center S t—Phone MI 8-SI44 aequaiDtrd” tiro oalv 69e. Or get Ccomoay i convention 'there last October. fidential nature to mail d'ellyeries.i lieved an exchange of visits by tite, n v a B1.07. AH druggisti. Ehrlich "waz opposing Cross’ re- quotes Fostal Manual , . thought during hie newt-conference today. The praiidcnt said ha Zhukov and Wilson would serve a didn’t think more than hve oi* six 15 of America’s Beauties election as union president. U.S. Dlst. Judge Robert L, Tay­ can not imagine-any ctrcumsUnca* which would Induce him to useful purposes. Republican Senators would vot* When Cross denied even enter­ lor aa'ked both defeniw and gov- try to enforce schoolol desegregation through, use of troop*. (AP It might, the President replied tor any am es^anU to tha admin­ ing the Ehrlich hotel room. tt\p I'emment attorney* to cite some Wirephoto). . quickly. istration bilL^gibed by toe Hous'e wdnsn and her New York lawyer, ! precedent*, and law, covering this He then went on to say there last month. Still in Miss USA Race ------'point. e is nothing he would not do experi­ But Sen. RusaeH (D-Ga) said the S A Y ^ CASH soutoem opponent* h# is leading ■ - (Continued on Pago Twenty-Uiree) I Today U.S. Dlst. Atty. John C. mentally to bring about better ., . I ------'■—^ ------I Crawford Jr. quoted portions at Ruesian-Amerlcan relations. But “were prepared to expend the You Can By JOHN BBdiLER fing days of toe International beau-!___ 'the Postal--Afanual which said the Czechs Fear Plan he (Xkutioned against big interna­ greatest effon ever mad* in his­ Long Beach, Calif., July 17 ivF) ty,- contest. There were tcM and A cjI j- • court had authority to order postal tional-meetings which build up tory to prevent psssage of this bill Fifteen of the prettiest girls in downcast face* amohg the 29 girls O e i i a i O r S i \ S K :emnloyes to testify. great hopes by toe people of to* In its preimnt form.” America still were in the running eliminated in to* oj^ning round, i The defense argued,, however,' world.- only to see these hopes give The Dixie forces already have today ip the congest to pick the and most of them mad* haiaten to ' citing another, passage of toe way to a great wave, of pessimlam. drawn support outside their own M Unltod States’ representative In leave too auditorium as crowds of Effect ot Cuts Postal--Mamiai,—that jwch disclos­ For New Red Ties The risk of inviting Zhukov Is ranks, ft-Om Democrats and Re- tha Misa-Unlverse-contest. photographers and -v^-wlsl)0rs ure Is at the discretion of the head nothing, Eisenhower said, com­ publlcsns alike, to delete or modify The beautiful survivors, of the key featurea of the bUl.. By Harold K. Milks ^ly well filled with consumer goods, pared to toe risk of sitting on your first night’s competition will par­ to hands, doing nothing. lU Y A ade their charms before the judges U.S. Forces Prague, July I7 —Nikita something toe people of Russia' (Oonttnoed tm Pag* Twetify-three) toe American entrants will be up seldom aee. Prices, while high, are Eisenhower recalled that he had again tonight. TKe winner will (Continued on I’age Twenty-three) Kimisehev’s proposal for greater held many long discussions with become Miss USA, who irill then against some stiff competition ■ Waa)iington, July 17 (Ab - Three economic integration for the Com­ not beyond toe reach of many peo­ the Soviet' Marshal in Berlin over take her place in a field of S3 when the international phaae of the members of the Senate Armed munist world sounds like bad news ple. toe merits of communism and de­ Better Used of the fairMt of this and many contest starts. , Servicea Committee said today i *1 •. te the average (jzech. People Better Dreoaed mocracy. WORLD GREEN other land*. The lovely invader* from foreign: they want to take a closer look j xjO.SlCIIO S They recall what nine year* of ' Khrushchev must have noticed . Couldn’t Oonvlnoo Zhukov Bulletins AT Chosen from among 44 Ameri- lands walked off with the first! at a Pentagon order for a 100.- V , .. ■ «-< n helping maintain the economy of how much better dressed are ^ i t o a smile, the President said ean entranta after appearing be­ two award* to be presented, Can-j 000-man reduction in the armed j oelieveCl tiX-OOXer t'.e Soviet jUnion and keeping some Prague’s people than h(s own na­ he bed been very hard put to con­ from the AP Wires ada’a Gloria Noake* winning toe'forces’ autoo/lzed strength of fore the judgea, first in evening Xlisa P(mulari^ title and Ger­ of the more faltering satellites tions, who plod -through Red vince 'Zhukov of his argument that gowns then in bathing suita, were: 2,800,000. alive have done to this oncj pros­ Square and the broad avenues of democracy was superior. many's (Jertt Daub, being judged But two members of toe House _ New York. July 17 (iflP) —- Vin­ Mias Arkansas, Helen Elizabeth cent Gigante, a former profes­ perous nation. Moscow. Czech men and women ■ ZhukoyN^as very. , honestly------con ^ CRASH SEARCH FAILS Moat Photogenic. Appropriation* • Committee '— vinced, Ef ■ Garrott, 19, of-IVest. Memphis; Mis* Noakes, 18, Toronto, Won Chairman Cannon (D-Mo) and sional boxer. 1* being sought as the The promise from Khrushchev of appear far ahead of their counter­ bower .eaid, of the. f Taipei, July 17 yp>—Aa Inten- Miaa Oallfomia, Peggy Jacobaon, greater . economic ciioperaiion parts in Russia in clothing,. food, soundness of ^Is'cqmmuniat''hi.- .-nnimiini.f doc­ ses sod gTOund eesTeh CARTER’S har award aa a result pf ballots Rep. ~ ---- Mahon (D-Tex)—generally ^ gunman who attempted to assas­ trine. \ ^ MANCHESTER’S NEWEST and MOST MODERN USED CAR LOT IS. Downey; Mist Illinois, Mari-^ c a ^ by some of toe 3150,000 spec- sinate racketeer Frank Costello, it means to many people here an and housing. today failed to turn up any trace approved the' reduction. The President discussed of a U.S. Air Force 042 missing anne Oaba, 16, Chicago: Mias Utors who watched the 76 contest­ Secreta-ry of Defense \VU*oh, was learned at police headquarters even greater drain oii a nation Many Czechs here aay they fear Iowa, Judith Ann Hall, 20, Coimcil ants in the Miaa Universe parade today. v;hose living standards have euf- Khruahchev’i Suggestion for eco.- torse topics: with 16 persona aboierd. Radio acting with President Eisenhow­ Atomic etockpils—'Ae Secretary contact with the plane was brok­ AH O . K. Used C o n Bluffs; - 'Miaa Maryland, Leona Sunday. Miss placed sec­ er's approval, announced toe cut A police source said the 30-year- ft-red miK^ since it ■ became nomlc integration ia simply an­ A LL O K. USED C A R S 'Trade-in Accepted on AR Gage, 2d, Glen Btirnie: Miss Mas- ond in to* popularity poll •with Mlsa old Gigante l.s the prime suspect Communist. other plan to drive toe Cizech eco- of State. Dulles did yuterday, en - Tueaday night as it neared yesterday to be effective by toe Eisenhower said this country is the end of a Journey to TslpN Cemplately Re-condiHened GUARANTEED IN Used . Budget Payments Every Wednesday •achuaetti, Sandra Ramsay, 19,' Italy* Valeria Fabrizai, 21. Bolo­ end of 1957. He said It would in toe wounding of Costello on "We might achieve an even fiomy down to-the level of Ruaiia Haverhill: Miss Nebraska, Carolyn gna, third. 2. ^ and toe weaker satellites. Khrush­ considering toe poaaibiUtX. of from d a r k Field, in the Philip­ by Factory Methods WRITING save about 3200 million ’.‘(yltoout better coordination in the .work of TdtU|ig a stockpile of atomic w6m - pines. On Bdlance if Desired McGirr, 16, Sidney. MIsi Daub, a lovely blonde, was materially affecting deployments ^ I t was learned from police lour- toe industry and agriculture of chev alleged the western powers, ons at the disposal of toe North Miaa Nevada, Joan Adams. 28. selected for her awai^ b.v toe pho­ our countries so that our economy are threatening a trade blockade. of major combat, unit* abroad, In- * 8 that Costello — although list­ Atlantic Treaty Organization CEMENT STRIKE CONTINUES Jjkt Vegas;-Miss New’ Yoric. Sanilta tographers covering the evenL {. eluding those in w'esterh, Europe. ed technically aa complainant in might .be more :.clo*ely linked," Elxperienced observers here pre­ (NATO). Pelkey, 21, New York City: Mis* Khruahehev. said before 'he left dicted toer6 would be resistance, Chicago, July 12 (AV-About Mis* Italy was second In the. vot-1 Not Informed lu Advance the assault case --— did not name He said further, however, that half^ of the nation’s 140 cement TRY OUT PRIVILEGE ON ALL USED CARS 974 MAIN ST. Ohio, Kathr>1i Gabriel, 20, Cleve- Ing and Miaa Brazil, Tereodnba Chairman Rusa'ell (D-Ga) of the Gigante aa his assailant, Prague on Tuesday. perhaps even at government and there la no specific program on Irnd; Miss Soutlj Carolina. Jean Goncalvea Morango, 20, third. > ; Senate committee said he had not He spoke also of Czech factories Tarty level, to any drastic change that at this time. mantilMturing plantH remained PLUS SpotU, 20, Newberry: Misi Texas, Ih toe Czech economy. strike-bound toda)', making Idle Take them out on the open rood. Satisfy yourself before .you buy. The only American among to# been Informed in advance of the (Continued on Page Twenty-three) which wer* hot being operated at A reporter suggested that slich Gloria Hunt. 20, Corpus Chriatl; first fivje In eitfier - category was reduction plans, and added in an full capacity ahd. of the need to ‘’Czechoslovakia today I* not a program might be illogical in the nearly 16,000 workers. The 2- Miss Utah, Charlotte Sheffield, 20, Miss North Dakota. Anne Marit interview: ' renovate old factorle*. before stabtiized, it is aimply dormant,'' llghl-df current disarinament talks, munth old etrlke also luu^^dled 1955 CHEVROLET 1953 CHEVROLET Plenty O f Salt Lalfe City', Miss Washington, Studneas, 19,' of Devfla Lake, who building more new ones. said one European diplomat with Eisenhower disagreed, saying an undetermined number of cop- 1951 M E R C U R Y ^ "Our committee ce.rtainly will atrurUon workers. Who have bpen E'iana Schafer, 16, Bellevue: Miss placed fourth .among the public ; want to find out what these redtic- To some CJsechs this sounded t*DOOR. RadJOf HeAter* STA’nO N WAGON. Ra- C I A O C Vlrgbiia. Ruth Marie. Parr. 18. favorites. (Continued on Page Two) laid off because of curtailed 1 Power Glide. . 2-DOOR. SUPER MARKETS i Uons will mean in the Air Force like another move to drain off * (CoeUaued oe. Page Twenty-three) ■ toment auppliee. The Olympia 485 • dio, HeatA-,' Folding .Xeat. ^ IW I f 0 Radio, Heater. Saint- Albans. A note of sadness marred last I and Its striking power." News Tidbi^ even more heavy-industrial pro- Free Parking ITielr aetecUon brought- to an night’s fOsUvitlea' aa It became | Sen. Francis CAse (R-SDj,, an- Portland Cement, Co., Belling- end the sense of fun and happy Culled from AP Wires diicta and. consumer‘'goods to ham, Waab., and the United Ce­ 1954 OLDSMOBILE anticipation that mark* the open- strengthen the Communist camp. ment Limo and Gypsum Workers 1953 OLDSMOBILE 1950 CHEVROLCT (Coatinued on Pag* Tweaty-Throe) I (Coatinued on Page Twenty-throe) "What do we ^ t in return?" International Union reached an 1- DOOfL Radio,, asked one Czech'man on to,e street. t-DOOR. Radio, 2-DOOR. All Pittsburgh invited td see :anan agreement on a neiv imntract yee- Hydramatic. $1395 Heater, Hydramatic. . BEST " Pirates play St. Louia-^for free..' "It looks like all we get. la toe' terday. This settlement brought Radio, Heater. Lb. Baghdad authpriUea close-schools, promise of Soviet'military, protec­ to 22 the number of cement Chuck Roast STEER BEEF theaters, to check spread of Aslan tion from possible enemies in Eu­ plants covered with a 16-cent 1953 FOR^ 1952 CHEVROLET 1950 CHEVROLET TVu ntber of Cdurts i n St a te flu rope." Follows Moscow Style an hoiir -raise. James M. Langley, publisher of Even after nine years of contrib­ V-8 CI-tTB COl’PE. 2-OOOR. Radio. Concord, N. H.. daily Monitor uting to the Communist buildup HOFFA TTRIAL ENDS R|Bd|d, Heftter. CO.NVERTIBLE, Vienna. July 17 ( ^ —SatelUtefaaid; “The party ia determined to $795 Heater, Power Glide. Radio, Heater. leaves fioday to take post in Pak­ Czechoslovakia remainqiin attrac­ Washington, July 17 IE—Testi­ istan as U.S. ambassador.. Indian tive place in compariaM to other ’s press and radio-today unmask all enemies who oppose Us mony ended today in the bribery- Cut-Up Chickens >49‘ Mystery^ Chief Justice Says Defense Minister V. K. Krishna Kremlin satellites. launched a campaign of demmcla- policies." conspiracy trial of James K- Hof­ 1753 FORD 1952 CHEVROLET Menon meets President Nasser to The shops of Prague are relative- Uon against three tbp Communists Bulgsiria is in such severe eco­ fs with the hlidweat boss ot the 1953 PLYMOUTH Teamsters Union' insiatiag he RI.X4-DGOR. continue trying for reo|>ening of expelled from party posLa in the nomic difficulties that thousands of 2-DOOR. ilCBL’RBAN’. Radio, Hartford, Jiily 17 » — Nobodyf cssaora—AasociBU JusUcs _K*n-f Get together meetings have, al­ talk* between Britain and Egypt. latest Soviet bloc purge. Its unemployed have been sent to never-knew John Uye Cheasty Radio, Heater, r knows at the prasent time how nelb IVynne o< the Supreme Court $695 Rftdlo. HeAter. heater, Folding Seat. ready been held by Justice O’Suiil- Judge L! Hanihn Greene to ap­ Caught in the second satellite Soviet Siberia 'to work. 271008*0(1* worked for the Senate Rackets many courts are operating in the of Bhrora on AUg. 11 and As- with judgea of toe probate and pear in Alton, N. H., court on Jap Doctors Ch6ck shakeup—Romania _had one twr of others have been moved' from Committee. - state of Connecticut. Chief Justice so':iate Justice Edward, J. Daly Hunts Tomato Catsup tirnttor Mml!: | change or‘o;;ratiAg”motor“vihicTe d Sentenced to Die »*®—"'"e Deputy Sofia and other cltle* to the coun­ 1953 PONTIAC 1951 CH RYSLER 1952 STUDEBAKER P. B. O’Sullivsn said today. next May 6—to handle. VFi OCIlieiICCU lO iy 1C I P r e m i e r Georgi Tiiankov. former tryside to prevent uprisings. ■ FOOD PRICE HITS HIGH Justice - O’SuiUvan is spending court prw cutore. he said, and that ! “"•*" influence of liquor, .Part- New York, July 17 WP)— 2- 000R, R^lo, Heater, Ths reason, he said, is that time evening jails suggested by ^ I deputy Premier Dobji Terpetshev It waa expected that TaankoV. 4-DOOR. Radio, Heater, ttiere ars somewhere between 700 the final weeks before his retire­ will have to be done by hia aucces- who ia also chairman of the State W'boleaale food prices, atilf Hjdnunatlc. 4-DOOR V-fl. aors. London council to cope, with ndt- Sendai. Japan.'^July 17 CJ')—The'and former Oen. Nako Panov. $995 '• Automatic Trmnsiflisalon. Radio, Heater, Overdrive. and 1,000 justices of ths peace ment "getting toe ball rolling" ao-tough boys. .InLernational char­ Sendai High Court today named | Tsankov waa oualed from both Planning Ckimmisslon, would bej climbing, hit their hlgheat point but no central-point for coordinat­ with' a series pf get-together Meetings Scheduled ter ."guaranteeing the special two Japanese paychiatrists to ex­ toe party's Ontral Committee and made the scapegoat *or the. eco- In over two year* this week, Dog Food V 1 3 * 1 .0 0 ing their activities. meetings. t The C^ief -Justice has called rights and care of the’elderly" , is amine an American soldier and his the Politburo. The others were noniic diatreasv Dun g Bradstreet reported to­ Thehey are empowered, under cer­ ' Under Public Act 65'1, which meqting* for next Monday and pie* of acientists meeting in Italy Japanese gill friend Sentenced to thrown out of toe Central Com­ Diplomatic obaervera in Vienna' day. At 36.31 the firm’s food tain ctrcumstancea, to hear auc)i went into effect July 1, toe Chief Tuesday with Judgea of all dty, for study of aged. ' death by a lower court. ■ mittee. have suspected that, the aatellite’ index compared with $6.27 last matters as bastardy actions anil Justice became boss of svsey court police, tow-n, borough and trial . Flood in wake of T>’phoon The appeal court said It would Announcing the shakeup. Radio purges are being used by the party week and was 5 per rent higher Remember: elTlI casoa where no - more than In the state under a unified, aingle justice courts, toe jurists who dis­ Wendy leavea 78 dead, So!o mis­ hold up further action on the case Sofia charged the three with "sya- bosses to get rid of rivals by accus­ than the $6.01 figiii’e a year ago. SELECTED FRESH FRUITS A N D VEGETABLES 3100 la Involved, according to toe judicial department. pense justice on the local level. sing In Philippines - . . Head of until it gets toe psychiatrists’ tematlc opposition figainst the pol­ ing them of trying to split the party This week’s total Is the highest Chle/ Justice. That maans he is reaponrible for "I will make no threat*," O’Sul-- and by blaming them for economic sln(» the inde.x stood at $6!ss PASCAL T.ABLF.- p-LORlDA SWEET and JCICY HIKSH livapt said. "I merely want to Im- Teamsters, Union in Portland. Ore,, findings. The specialists said toey icy of the party and Us political failures. . July 5. 1955, This also waa the. A USED CAR IS ' Some Strictly Honorary ibe administration of toe Supreme acquitted of bribe charge* • In would report in about three unity." The Kremlin used much the Hqw many are actively Bitting is Court of Errors, nine Superior preaa them with toe fact that I When the-Russians atsged their thlrn straight week that the in­ am now' responsible for the opera­ fourth major vice investigation months. same words to denounced V. ,M. shakeup.. the Bulgarian Central dex has attained a . 1957 high. ONLY AS GOOD AS CELERY something known only to their Courts, nine courts of common . . .. Nefir distance record set for W t. Orvia Boone, 24, a Negro Moiotov, Georgi Malenkov,. L. M. ORANGES Watercress ' friends and neighbors in the 162 pleas, 122 probate courts, thrae tion of their courts." , ’ Committee said it would, "creative­ One of his plans In discharging •xudug pigeons as "Blue Streak" soldier from Galveston, Tez„ and Kaganovich and, their associates ly apply" flie' Soviet method. One RED.S SPARE SEVEN ' THE DEALER WHO tiowhi of the state, he said. To a juvenile courts, 44 town courts. ccomplete*.724-niiIc flight. ShlgSko Sasaki, 20. wer* convict­ who lost out- for opposing Nikita , large percentage the job is strictly th at' responsibility, he .said, ia to main difference was apparent. Budapeat, July 17 lE—Commu­ 20 city courts, two borough courts, confer writh, all lower cbhrt prose­ Russian air attache barred from ed March 20 of murder, arson and Khrushchev’s policies. Node of the ousted trio has been nist Hungary's "People’s Su­ bunch ^ ^ ® bunch honorary and, at most, they per- 108 trial justice courts, the Dan­ attending Air Force Assn., con­ robbery. During their- trial Boone SEUS IT TO YOU COMPANY, INC. - form an occasional marriage. cutor* to get at toe . bottom of It was expected more severe linked with Staiinism. preme Court” today reduced - 49 ‘ bury Traffic Court and the un­ whatever "fixing" ia going oh. He vention . : Massachusetts mother and Miss Sasal^blamed-each other charge* “would follow soon lit the To the contrary, 'Tsankov got death sentences to prison terms 1229 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER “It would probably be desirable known number of juatices of the said he will try to fine! out from stabs S-y«ar-old daughter, Patricia for toe alaying and robbery of a Bulgarian case ^nd that toe purged hia deputy premier'* post after for seven peraons convicted 'ot to have them register somewhere peace. them who aika them to ’’fix” Ann Bullard, to o u th , wounds 26-year-oId Japanese woman in trio also would be remiVved from Premier VuUco Chervenkov was helping to bang Communist po­ U they firs oMratlng,” Justice The Caiief Justloc eakl he had- -cases, and Uuit ha wriU expoct them father . . . Buffalo Deputy Sheriff Sendai last Sept. 2. They were ac­ their government jobs following the fired in April 1956.as a "Uttle licemen from a Soviet War Me­ asumviian sail told .Justices 3Vyim« and Daly bs to name name* when oUiey reply. William A. Buysra reveals role cused of burning Miss-. KIkuko Moscow pattern. Stalin" whoaa one-man rule dam­ morial during the antl-Rueahua ^ Tbs Justice of Uts Paaos Bita- would not go afasad With any in, Any reporfb of "fix" attempte as FBI maderoover .man who suc­ MifraU’s home after they had suf- Purge Net Over aged party and stats , revolt last fall. Death nMtences atlon la something OhM JusUcs novatioM xrithout eonaulUng ceeded la oonvicUng wrife's gang- Radio Bucharest indicated . the tfr eevea other detebdaate wer* 0 ^ u1Hv«b will Isavn fior Ua n e - thsm and getting their approvaL (OeaW—^ • • Page Two), •ter cousin. ... (OsaltaMfl esi Pag* HMm s ) Itomaalaa purge Is not Over. It (OeutimHd a« Fh n W toau) eonfirmed. <■ t - 4, -

■ ■ ' ' m MANCHESTER EVENING HER^ D . MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 17. 1967 * P A G E TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 17. 1967 P A G E T B R K i lAST Jamboree Picks Area Scouts Valley Forge \Number of Courts in State Coventry WBA Holds Picnic Sheinwold on Bridge E n fiig p d TV Set Said Deadly To Raise Flags of Nations Memory Site Mystery^ Chief Justice Says Franz Elected Comniander At Vincek Home CONVERTING TO 1 CINEMMCOPR SITS! Members of Mystic Review, No. B.T r u m e u - l a n d s t r o m fCoMtinaed from Page One) 'been properly punished for their OET RID OF South dealer After Investigation r u c raWtut and friend-makln«*ot lh« Ariiona acouU lb eat. and Crimes. ' EXCESS BAGGAGE iN'oi'th-Soulh eulneralile Al'DIE HTBPRY bi 2, Women's Benefit Assn., held AUTOMATIC HEAT? ^ ^half of the Arliona BcouU ate' -• Valley Forge, Pa.-, July 17 (dh—- MIRTH Of Legion Fourth District ara the tteo major aetlvitlas' re- will be investigated, by the State Governor RIbiceir said that By Alfred Sheinwold "JOE Bt'TTEBPLY" thefr annual picnic last evening at our guests. -Friendship gifts were What a maker of memories is this A A » * 4 . perUd by Malcolm Roberteon from given and nothing was expected in Police, O'Sullivan said. Chlaf Justice. O'SuUivsn's com­ It is possible to have too many the home of Mrs. Charles J. Vin­ Chleago.^irty l? (gh— A portabls* The experts said the set could V > • > fourth . National Boy 'Bcout ALAN LARD In "OBVM BEAT" the Boy Scout Jamboree In Valley return for them. The boys seemed Governor Riblcoff today pralacd ment on the speeding up of deci­ T * < Oovenry, July 17 (Special) ^setwe ss Chai>lain of the 417th In­ cek, 148 Lydall St. She was ss- television setoinvolv^ In the elec- become "live” with electricity If Jamboree! ' < sions by Judgal ...ih- the higher cards 4n your best suit. In today’s 6 A T I 4 1 fantry Regiment. , very friendly and easy to get Along Chief Juatice O'Sullivan for plans Ber«r4 risk BXlwar'd S, Franz, past commander slsted by her daughter. Mrs. tjgpution of a' 6-year-old, boy has the brace touched a terminal of Totg*. courts "is very important." hand, for example, South would be * J J . During his absence. Dr. Riegmar with. And at happens at to msny of the local Green-Chobot Post No, Wayne C. Jensen, and the commit­ been termed deadly by an a fi^ r it y a tub or a charged section inside The >0 youtha from the Man- to check on state and municipal The enforceihent of this rule on much hotter off without the eight tVFJUT HAST F. Blamberg Jr. will preach at the the cabinet. However, when the set , .Attend Aervkies other miicatones Im life - that A KQJIATI a None 52, American Legion, w-as' elected tee for the outing. on electricity. Cheater area ara benefiting from That night after supper we had courts tp sasurs fair,- equitable and expeditious decisions will mean a of diamonds. 9:30 a m.' sen’ices. first World Series, gradustion V 7 t VQJK'911 '■ c(wnmander of the Fourth District The meal waa served outdoors,' Dr. Eric T. Gross, prpfeMor tha opportunity to meet boy» from a region campfire at one of the prompt action In Judicial matters. quicker clearing f>tor of the the boya are exchanging. A round Lxmg after the speeches and the "While - these changes are com­ 6 K Q 4 3 flARTrOflO Dlvi'ston, Coventry Boya' Baseball we had to - sit In the sun. When Chief Justice. This should give a and six of diamonds — if hs could A A in « DRIVE-IN ' Danielson, junior vice commender; day cake and the, group sang, the top plate of the set to kill some­ Electronic Trades Institute; ^^hn of entertainment hex been going panoramic scenes have blurred, mendatory, it ia stlll my Arm be­ I.,eague will be played at 6:15 p.m. one." we returned to camp we ate lunch. the boys will remember with poign­ greater control of •'the Judical ays- only get rid of the eight of dia­ South \Ve'-l .North risef « TUaNMKt' HBVI" ' Emil Olesik of Somers, finance of­ "Happ.v Birthday" its Mrs. Sobiski Altmeyer. service manager''olf'ji, on in the Scouts' tents. The rest of the afternoon was spent tem in Connecticut. It belongs un­ lief that Connecticut needs over­ monds. As long as ha hae that ficer; A. Dennis- Scribins of Wtlli- today at Plain* Athletic Field. cut the cake while another mem­ Walter McCarrori, Cook County television service, and/D onald' Robertson’s letter reads:" ant clarity the warm, Intimate all Judicial reforms looking for 1, NT : A I <'>'T Psse . rwSKiiiT The American divialop of the ber took pictures. » coroner, ordered the testa by Cross trading. The main meeting place episodes, the glints and gleams of der the Jurisdiction of the Chief eight, however, he will have to win mantlc, chaiilaln; Richard C. Show Davis, a television technician, as­ Saturday morning ■ we all had for swapping was the canteen. Justice. elimination of the minor court and the fourth round of dtamonda In rasa Psse of Coventrj’. historian. P. John league will play at 6 p.fh. tomor­ Mrs. Aides Gutzmer, president and Other experts prior to the con­ sisted Gross in the t*sts. to get up early In order to be comedy, the sudden and grateful Justice court systems.” "BRUTC FORCE" row at the field. Two games are Groups of five would gather "From time to time, the Gover- hie om-n hand; and then there Is Opening lead—A •' Perham of Hebron, past district of the review, condiictsd a brief vening of m jury In two weeks to • General Electric rtlled the elec­ Get the'bffst— automatic Oil heat r t S y for the flag raising cere- expansion of- casual acquaintance Governor Riblcoff Asked ths scheduled each day for each divi­ probe the eircumstances of the around, trading items of all kinds. endums~^- r«celvas complaints about the no way to get to dummy for a fifth BURT LANCASTER commander, was elected to the ex- business meeting, after' which the trocution an "unfhrtunate incident” mony.^ tVp were very fortunate in into friendship that i 1857 Legislature to revamp the sion. • ipembera held a scarf auction for electrocution at Howard Erensteln arid clean-action M obilheatl After/anpper we had our own ypnd the encampment Justice In municipal courts. The diamond trick. YVONNE DeCARLO , aciitive committee.. and promised a thorough Investi­ being one of four troops that were state court setup, including^ the When the hand was played, np. pla.ver- passes. Commander Franz will be In­ The final games of the Ameri­ thexbeneflt of the flower fund. Carolyn A. Dart Jr. troop cimpflre. We all hiyj a good | On a broad canvas, Jamboree ] Governor can’t interfere with the elimination pf these minor courts. gation. GE also said: t j ialse the flsgi of all those time emd two other troops gave South saw that tha eight of dia­ You hold:hoi Spades A 9' 5 4 Hesrts stalled as department vice, com­ can division will be played Tues­ WheiKlt grew dark and loo cool Young Erensteln was: kiRed by This winter mjdyjufe, dependable automatic ofl City will be memorable as perhaps | JutHclal system. Now these com- Replacing the latter a dlatrict "NAKED CITY" day and 'Thursday of next week at an electrical shock Sunday a* he "The factory ^ stated all sets .are countries having Boy Scout organ­ us Ids cream. We got to bed early the only community of some 51,000 Plaints can be turned over to the monds was excess baggage, and he 6/4 Diamonds A 7 8 4 2 Clubs J 3. mander at the Department Con­ outdoorS''tor comfort all adjourned Mr. and Mrs. George Dart of heating and new cleari-bctjon MobilHeat. . . it actu­ court aetup with full-timt Judges What do you say? the field. to the rumpus room. brushed sgsinat an alimtlnum cart i ” l/lEu-atories isations. There were about 62 or and had a good night's sleep. persona in which no one. feels the Judicial Department for investi­ found an ingenious way to get rid HOWARD DUFF vention being held at the Hotel South St., Coventry, announce the 60 flags to raise. with tenure. of it. Answer; Bid two clubs .— the on which the set haij'beert resting as compl.vlng . with standards of ally cleans as it heats. , . helps protert your burner need for happiness pills. The hap gation and review." For mqny years, municipal HARRY FITZGERALD Stralfleld, Bridgeport, this week­ safely. The.se specifications are We formed a double line, each West ltd Uie king of spadts, Stsyman Convention. This does end. MaJicheater E ven ing Herald engagement and coming marriage In the Erensteln hdme. This mis­ from harmful deposits. plncss la biillt right In. In reply to s press request as to court Judges have been dependent Ooveotry correspondent Mrs. Pope fit Siinlnter Home hap occurred r t the family, was rigidly followed In maniifactiira of pelf of bojnacarrying one flag. We Tlkklaar Getting down to vignettes: the nature of complaints received, holding the trick. West confident­ not show biddable clubs but does Installation for all Fourth Dis­ of their daughter, Mise Caroljm on the political outcome of ataU ask your partner to show a bid­ JfauJine Little, telephone Pilgrim watching TV.^in the kitchen of the merchandise.” CtsSKMietten aartlH iset givti marched in alongithe line of flag JJlreClOrS U eiay the Governor said they Involve ly led the queen o f m d e s, and SUNDAY \ trict offleeVs will be held at 3 p.m. Vatican City, July iYxJiP) — Ann Dart, to Robert H. Detrick, Pet' Traded elections. -They- are nominated by dable major suit. If he has one. .If "20 Million Miles to Earih" :-62SI. their home in suburban Skokie A QE engineer from S.vracuse, mnrt clean Aeat per tnUon! poles and at a command raised Jack Davis, 17-year-old scout three main points: held that trick aW . West con­ Sept. 8 at the local American Twenty- thousand pilgctmlK and sort 'Of Mr., and Mrs. Harold Det­ Uis. flags, the American flag first.- the Governor and require conBrma- tinued with the Jack of spades, partner can show spades, you will Also Legion Home, by an Installing In thcytesls a ■Wght hulb;-wa.s N.Y., Mert Jones, wSs present diir- Severial Decisions from South Webster, Ohio, got a That tha court has rendered an tlon by the Legislature. However, tourists hailed Pope Pious X II con n e^ d with the top of the TV ’ ing the. te.st but took no part in I e e • • a 9 I a • • a a a 4 and was allowed to win. that third raise to game: otherw’ise you will 27th DAT team consisting of department of­ rick, 175 Hl-View Ter., Buffalo, Meet Mexicans pup named 'Venus In a trade. Then improper decision. That ths charges the Legislature refuses to confirm, toda.v in what probably will be his' set. 'Voltage from the set lit the the testing. testing.. ' After this ceremony was over we made against persons have been trick too! bid game In no-lriimp. ficers. ' X,^Y. Town Directors will meet nex^ the health and asnitstlon super­ as has been the case under Gover­ (Copyright 1957, General Fea­ Extended Forecast last audience of the summer’ In St. b\i}o with a bright g lo ^ met three Mexican Scouts. One of visors found out, and, because cer­ changed (to lesser charges) In For lack of anything better to Local Legion and Auxiliary Peter's Basilica. Miss Dart was gradusted from Tuesday to take action on a lease nor Rlbicoff, the Governor names do. West led a fourth spadt, forc- tures Corp). Another set identical to the, one The "tamborito” ia Panama’s CALL Mitchell 3-5135 FOR TOP QUALITY these boya spoke French.. Ronald tain kinds of pets are not allowed, court. delegates will be attending the De­ The 8er the Uni­ Among the major Items ttill order to establish the,suit. Dum­ day and probably cool by Sunday. Lake Albano, 16 mlle.s southeast tric Cp..*^ Syracuse. N.Y., snd put MORIARTY BROTHERS wasn’t anything left td talk about his parents, asking If ha might Eugene Rychllng and Ernest versity of New Hampshire to awaiting action ia permission to Czechs Fear Plan my Won two more diamond tricks, The normal,, mean temperature for of Rome, He will probably stay on the. market this .year. Marsh as alternates. or exchange, the boys parted after ship home a favorite bit of barter. Hartford and vicinity for this there until early n'lntcr. study for his M.V,degree. He Is s During the tests, the back of the BELA.RO-PEOL making many new frienda. the Ahny to build a road through They said yes. They'll probably be and South made game with five PROGMMS .Xitxlliary OelegHtes member o f Alpha Sigma Phi apd And See the Difference period Is 74 ranging freim an aver­ The Pope ■ will continue his town land to the Cepehsrt hous­ diamonds, a spade, a club, and two Auxiliarj' delegates include Mrs, set was removed snd an insulated At Y'oiir Ixical Drug Store ' 315 CENTER 5t. MANCHE5TER Around noon all of us went to the surprised, as Jack didn't say what age low of 63 to an average’ high general audiences at Caslel Gan- Phi Alpha tkface that ustiall.v connects the ing site. ha was sending, hearts. Ralph M. Burns, Mrs. Ernest -fiflLLER’S PHAR5IACY' big arena 'iyhere the "Big Top'.’ TV of 84. Precipitation will average (tolfo, holding them from a little Tne wejldlng date Is set for Sat­ to the cabinet waa found show was being televised live. The Directors must also con­ Texans scldom^get their come­ For New Red Ties West couldn't atop South by Marsh, Mrs. Louis A., Steullet and GRF.F.N p h a r m a c y 1-4 Inch or less occurring aa show­ outdoor balcony of the summer urday, August 24. The bride-elect to be broken. ' Various types of acta were ' per­ sider action on apfiointment of uppance, but there's an Inatanci switching to a different suit, since Mrs. Charles Ralsch with alter­ Advertise in The Herald— It Pays an aasessor to replace Henry A. then South could take the first ers about Saturday. . . palace. planMo teach In Durham, N. H. formed, the .main attraction being of It on record here now,. (Continued from Page One) nates Mrs. William B. Hotchki.ss, - ' y Adive from a high tower (pto a pool Mutrie. and authoriKation for an' Some of the boya from the Lone four diamond tricks In any se­ Video Everyday Mrs. Edward S. Franz, Mrs. Mil­ ______^ _____ appraisal of property for a new quence and get back to dummy of flaming water. Star State smuggled fireworks Into long experience here. '"There could All Rights Reserved— dred C. Judatz and Mrs. Claience After we got back to camp and- Nnfth End Junlbr High School. with the ace of spades for the fifth S. Grant of Columbia. Deleg|tes-at- camp against ths rules. They trad­ Local Stocks diamond. ate oiir lunch, the... rest-----The of the Board after­ will meet again at ed the fireworks and thought‘that be trouble If the Soviet Union tries H. T. DIckensoB A Co., Inc. large include Mfs. Richard C. noon went by fast. At supper tlYne 8 p.m. Tuesday in the Municipal waa the end of the matter. But to take away from the people of Daily Queetion Snow, Mrs. Helen .M,-»cFarlnnd an'd Partner deals and bids orte no- half of our boya went to the camp Building hearing room. that night the receivers of ths ex- this country what they have left." <)uotatleBs Paralabed by Mrs. .Stanley J. Harris. ploSivet lighted them, p itch ed He said he believed Cxecho- Cobura A MIddlebroak, lac. Mrs. Snow will be the Fourth them back Into the Texas tsnta, ■lovakla'a Communist rulers were Bid Asked District candidste for the office and took off. After quiet was res- of department president. She will aware of that possibility and while Bank Stacks NOWI^IN KEITH’S ANNUAL JULY torsd and neighboring troops were Manchester Trust . . . 62 67 be honored at a reception Friday assur^ that thsy were safe, the they would agree to greater eco­ Cohn. Bank and evening at the Hotel Stratfield, nomic cooperation with the Soviet camp leader read tha riot act to Trust Co...... V.... 18 41 MANSFIELD after the "40 A 8" parads-.Mrs. Set kM nad-iest proof! the ebullient Texans. Union they would plead with the • orr. s» SM rr Eugene Rychllng, president of the First National Bank Kremlin to go alow on any drastic Fourth District Auxiliary, and a ‘Basookas’ changes. of Manchester...... 27 82 On long winter nights many Hartford National ■ . M . M S .',1 : .*. V‘ pa.st president of the local Auxil­ Housing, while a problem in ‘S: : • V ^ :h' ysart htnes aging scouts will en­ Prague and elsewhere in Czecho­ Bank and Trust Co. 29 ti 31 iary, win be the candidate for de­ CLEARANCE joy tha recollection of their In­ Fire Insurance Compaalea partment vice president from the slovakia, It by no means ths criti­ sriMlTHlivo rock HUDSON B II E «it|Mffonn& genuity In making musleal instru­ cal situation it ia in Russia. Aetna Fire ...... 64*s 87H district. Her reelectlon as Fourth 0 6 ments out of ths oddest materials. toistrict President will also take Moat people -here at least man- Hartford Firs'...... 150 160 Such as s kind of tsily -h o horn Aga private thou|^ small quarters. National F ir s ...... 60 74 place during the convention. fashioned from s bathtuh.hosa and ' Babe Riltfi Game'Usted '-ivivi' ,. - —' ‘-—•-'-'■“ - I " 2*3 oK s''riih’r TtortP 'triiiia- reasanaJile to housing and consumer goods. Aetna U fe ...... 208 218 formed into a species of piccolo. necticiit Or a.you-name-it. put together Prague And its sister cities are Aetna Casualty .... ISO 149 itUl tilled with beer halls and simi­ Conn G eneral______.298 S08 a similar team from Columbia at with s atrip of bamboo and s com­ CANDID WEDDING 6 p.m. Friday at the Plains Ath­ mon, everyday tip funnel. lar places of entertainment. Work­ Hartford Steam Boiler 79 84 ers, even factory hands of the low­ Travelers...... : 82'i 884 letic Field. And what about those appetis­ PHOTOGRAPHERS P1a,vers R ea ch Goql est level, manage their tall steins Public Utilities ing specialties? Texans serve tor­ of beer, their mtisic, and their Also Specializing la Coventry Players has reached a tillas, tamales, chili dishes, N e w Conn Power ...... 4t 44 MANCHESTfR 6-year goal by its recenfTynTchase dancing frequently. Conn, Light A Power 174 194 3.D COLOR Orleans scouts have set up a "If w# have to give more to the Dhivc 9n.TUcatif of scenery flats, totaling about Frenchdrip coffee um and Invite Hartford Elec. Lt. . . . 5 6 4 5 8 4 pieces and ^Divalent to coi Soviet Union It could mean cutting Hartford Gas Co. .... 38 41 - HERM'S CAMERA visitors tO:have themselves s rare ing two roohis, according tjyXlvIn into that traditional life we enjoy," So. New England -»' - ENDS TONIGHT aiMl PHOTO SHOP KTOBK FBO.VT8 treat. Pennsylvania Dutch groups, ■aid one Czech. "1 don't think our R. Goodin, publicity ch^rman to-- HUGE TRADE-IN SALE Tel...... 37. 39 M l U7MS ISIS Msia M. J. A. White Gloss Co. J New Englanders, Southern groups leaders are foolish enough to per­ L«cst,4 ia NasilH Arms day. The equipment ipmudea four Here’s TSoiir Opportunity? Trade In Your Old, W orn Furniture On Tha all have tsste-tsnlalisers to offer. mit that." Manufacturing Companies ,WaIls, , hallways, dbors, stairs, Newest In Contemporary Or 18th Century Reproductli^ns . ? . Enjoy New Arrow, Hart. Heg. .. 484 5 1 4 ri'nVS.SixLe'T."''"’"' Ckaaa.i S Nsir Haves, i'asa. arches, windows, bdokcaaea’and the Home Beeuty At 'Tremendous Savings! Choose A New Suite. For Any Asso Spring ------..... 34 37 , Ckaasel It Hanford, Casa. like, which caii be converted to Room., .New Brosdioom Or Bilge. ..New(few “Dinette.. ■ .Or ' Anything ' j'tou- Need — - Bristol B ra s s...... 104 12 4 »saaal tt Ssrlaxlield. Mast, lUI MEN o r ANNAPOLIS SUMMER For A More Comfortable Home! 7 ; « lit-ain .v tH S ■ making up wfher rooms' scenery. Collins ...... 120 __ WtWhKtty. -^(wtxse MM ^ i s r l Ss ,Vaw Britaia, Caaa. Ckaaarl ts naterbary. Caaa. liH (ll-Ui VIC DAMUNE KHOW — It Was ptmmased from a Broadway Dunham Bush ...... 12 13 4 Uar.ta: Baaty Drap;^ Kay show which recently went out of Em-Hart ...... 524 6 5 4 Armaa; Billy willUim.HsV existence and is valued by Player* REIS Fafnir B ea ring...... 62 65 officials.at between 1300 and $400. l-anders-B>ary Clk. , 174 19 4 (til CHEYENNE • For the past 10 years, since the $ N. B. Machine Co. ..i.354 - 3 8 4 G a m b l e r (M) MAIHIL'EBADE PABTY ♦ WOM .. . iC'alurl group was organized. It has been North' and^ Judd 33 36 roD Sir* I fl NAVY LOU J using flats belonging to the Na­ I A l ' loss-^sfaad Rusaell Mfg...... '..214 244 N a t c h e z Stanley Works ...... 424 <54 , (IS) FATHER KNOWS BEST than Hale Cbmnunity Center. Trade In Allowance For Your Old Living Terry Steam ...... 155. — . NKRTSMlSIk PIKT’TiMttMC ^ ^ "T k r Old D sya" The Players’ executive board Room, Bedroom Or Dining Room Furniture PERMA- PMi^rr ftCNNKMM > fietoesoR fig tOttt Caatoat ty tiSt I II OZZIE A.ND HABBIET . will be meeting within the next tost ^ tRiBlwig powaT k Torrlngton ...... 25 27 "D svld Bsa a D ais Wllk On The Purcha.se Of A Handsome New Suite! . . . . _.M Isi I siv rrsa '." two weeks to execute a new policy DRESSES U.S. Bnv'lp com ...... 26 28 t talma ah on ly lead. THURS.-FRI..SAT. (Ill t h e MILUUNAlBK adopted to select the year's pro- Choose Yours Now—Share The Savings! ■U.S. Env’lp com .... 27 20 Save at "Tkr Itary af Kalky Mia- 'Veeder-Root ...... 484 5 14 . ductlona In sdvaiice, aa well as The above quoiationa are not to («-JI) TV THEATER (Celar) selecting the dlrectdr o f apring and KNIT UNDERWEAR he construed as actual marketa. 'Tkr Bit Brrak" fall productions in advai.ee. NORMIN’S • '« > COI NT OF .MU.NTE C'RISTO Gimciin haa teen elected dele­ Prices stashed sdvi peit I lls ( I) .MOMENT OF DKCISIOIf $ 445 HARTFORD RD. ".Mrasurr af Fallfc'” gate of the local griaup to all. .. il»-M),l.nlng and Wan­ 4 lU III) SF,i;B £ T 8TUK.H . "Sland I'p asd Fl|kl" formerly bf Columbia, and a mem­ UP TO 4:tS IISI BDOE UF NIUHT U iN (la.J», .\«;WS ‘2 0 Rek gnaraatecs that its knit ning Commission last night. , M i SOMAN CBS ber of the local Players, is ap­ Trade In Allowance if^’or Your Old Rugs W fit s t nrOABTOONS / Oil FINAL EDITION ! 'ni# developmebt it planned , by AIR CONDITIONiti I.M1 NF.WS • pearing in a leading role in the gam eaU will fit as well Abner Rosenberg, New HaYen IIS) AMDS A M ) A.NDY IM» WEATHER OvaHn-the-Grove. Farmington, THE F1B8T SHOW II iM (Ml CONFIDENTIAL ril.E after eoatianoos developer, who U In partnership

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can. A man ia alwaya .kulng Iroptcal cyclone originatM each Hal Boyle everybody ia looking for juatlce, Weather Bureau year during this period and two- WKNB—84U Engaged f»rtbuf»*d.»~-romtmb*r Rt4 Kmlitr wnc—1*80 Navv Guns Sink and you know how lor.g It lakea to thirds of these develop into hur­ WUKC—1880 Daily Radio t juaUce In tnit .world. Sees Hurricanes ricanes.)’ the Bureau said. "They WHAY—ViO Atom Waste Can ^.e afri.d of everything you have formed more frequently in the We’re WCCC—1290 Coateni Daylight Time How lb Give Life Alr- WPOP—141* can. Avery minute of fear aaema Miami, Fla., July 17 (A>)—The vicinity'of the Leacer Antillea than like an TstMmity.' Tlie brave man any other area.” Condltldned New York, July 17 (4>) — SERVICE Miami Weather Bureau said yester­ Tha following ]^ogram dice but oiicbivBe a coward and you The 30-day forecait iasued July Ma«hii)e-gun Are from Navy day there Is a good cluuiee of one ulea ar* aupplled by the radio ttfmvv, I>odKers vs. Cards Endless Feeling can live thre«(gh a~ thouaand or two tropical storms developing 3 laid there la a likelihood of a At tha UN planet xank a drifting container of deatba. tropical itorm in the Gulf of Mexi­ managemahta amd a n aubject to ' NatiKMon during the 30-day period beginning radioactive waite yeaMrday.' .The 7. Do aomething"“H^onk every In mid-July. co this month but It ia not expected ehanga-without noUca. New T o rt fit—One of the freat dey to build up your aeri!ba,of guilt. to atrike the coaat of the United big steel had menaced senaea. Moat of ua calmly accept In Its third experimental.30-dsy t : M - WHAY^Niirht Watch (o«U of ccienco today is to make death aa a fact of life, and real- There’a nothing like a .^llW feel- States. RESTAURANT WHJkY—Uak* Way lor Muilc WTIC—Mtisic ahipping in the Atlantic 188 miles Ihg to make each day wear fotlBor. hurylca.ne forecast, the bureau said Wvj(JC—Rottoro Ravua WDRC—Russ Naukhtnn man live tonger. iae that after a fnllneaa of yeara ' So far this momh. tha oni]^ ab­ WKNB-fiporU WPOP—Red .Sox ts. Kansas City southeast of here. Some pe<^1e even entertain the 1. Avoid joy. aeek tered< one of the storms "may dtvelob in normal weather condition haa been and C0CKTAII. LOUNGE lf:4A- It cornea aa a releaaing boon, not the southern Gulf of Mexico, WTIC—Roaa Millar The plane* flew out from Nor­ fond h<^ a way will be found to a puniahment Time alwaya' weigha heavleat with . €\\- a ahort-lived low preaaure area 9-4445 WDRO-C4I Kolbv WHAY—Nlfht Watch ditions are expected to be favorable route* H A and e^^bolton, eonn., teL M ltchiU WPOP—W------“ a* Works WTIC—Mujinc^t permit them to clutter up the world But, for thoae who egotiatically the bored, but a guy having fun which developed over the Panama folk, Va.. and atrafed the 31-by-4- la ao btn>y'„be hardly realiiea he'a for another to form in the Atlantic OPEN TUESDAY thru SATURDAY 4:00 P.M. to 1:00 A.M. AiU- , WDRC—R uss Nauihton "forever. laaplrc to live forever, la there no Canal Zone but dlialpated without WHAY--MAk« Way for Kufie WPOP—Red Sox vs. Kansas City foot container. It blew up when Rare indeed does a eclentiat >uch living. during Augtut." Incident. SUNTIAYS,e% M. 1S:00aensvv NOON to 0:00 ...... P.M. (Cloaed\ ------— Monday) water poured through' the bullet anSwerT Why, of courae there la. BANQUET■n WPArtnFACILITIES rrirTVa AVAILABLE AVATt.ARI.il*. WCl l —K«ciird Ravua WHAY—Nlfht Watch aa Enrico Greppi of Italy arlae to The trick ta for them to live ao Anyone who conaclentloualy fol- The Bureau said as many as five WKNB-P.M. holes and reacted exploiively with lowa theae rulea la bound to ‘come EDDY "Velvet Touch” REED At the Plano NIghUy WTIl —Roaa Millar WTIC—News aound a note of caution to thcae that llfe'eeem a like it ia going to tropical storms have been known The Britleh Weat Indict island WDRC—Cal Kotby WDRC—News Se Weather the 20 tons of sodium inside. would-be aeekera after eternal life. aa cloae to a feeling, of peraonal to form in the North Atlantic In of Nevia la celebrating this year WPOP—Wax Works WPOP—Red Sox vs. Kansas City go on foreyer. After all, aa we ll:U— The container was dumped with Addreialnir an international con­ know, age and time are really only imrhOrtality aa human nature al- the period from mid-July to mid- the bicentennial of the birth of t ^ otheri Sunday but chatiei in­ vention in Rome on the problema lowa. He may not live forever, but August. Ita moat famous son, Alexander Klmbali WHAY-Nlght Watch relative. We are aa young aa we he will have the feeling hla dreary WCCC—R ecord Havlew WTIC—STOrts tended to sink it failed to go off. of gerontology, Greppi aaid feel; a- moment or a day or a "On the average, about one Hamilton. Advertise in The Herald— It Pays WKNB—P.M. \^R C —Rusftuss Nauahlnn The containers came from the Gen­ “Old afge ia a fate w« muat ac­ year.,^ they can aeem long or exiatence is endless, and his life Radio Lana WPOP—Red Sox Ts. Kansas City eral Electric Co. atomic plant at cept. We gerontologlata (apeciaaiata will aeem 10 times aa long aa life WDRO-'YDRC—Cat Holby Schenectady, N. Y. abort, depending on how we feel. doea to the fellow who frittera it WPOP—Wai Woras >^AY—Symphonv In the Nlaht on old age)—muat not be naked to Here are a few tipa on no^ to r r «1U- WTIC—StarlifTht Berenadt The waste had a low radioactive bring along a theory on how tojpriake voiir lifc aeem endlcaa; away enjo.ving .himself. . ' WRAk^Batty Rimball WDRC—Russ Naurhton WOCt>*Racord RaViaw WPOP—Hound Doc level but the container was large achieve new youth. It wwould ould^ be un-1un i. Marry a woman who pridei>-. ,■ i ‘ . Butt^rwnrth Photo tart/MU_O 15 11: enough to cause collision damage dignified and morally w r o n g . , herself in never gett^g a n y w h e r e ] Jot Crack* Recftrd Jeanne Mr Marcel WHAY—Nljrht Watch ^ — — I — — — t sv^eMvsMsiaM a A n a s —. 'dav 1 . . __ . ~ WTIC—U«o Radio Lana WTIC—Su rllch Serenade * and held enough sodium to set off ** time. Every night you take her WDRC—CAI Koib.v WDRC—Russ Nauyhton a violent explosion. ,this observation.-And to tell ther : .ioyt, - as you sit on the sofa wait- Warton, Englancf. July 17 i/Pt— Mr. and Mrs. Jean L. Marcel, 47 WPOP-Wax Works DOUBLE PANEL WA^ABLE truth, science, for all Ita victories M„j, ^hiie she dresses, vou can live' -Britain's new flghter. the English Avondale Rd., announce the en­ WHAY—Record Rodeo In enabling man to Uve out Wa „^eral lifetimes. Electric PI. has exceeded the exist­ WCCC—Racord Raview ing world air speed record of gagement of their daughter, Miss WKNB—P M. ^ 2- Don *. Uke a job that Is fresh, WTIC—Naas to extern^ that span. t exciting or challenging. Pick one 1.132'miles an hour, the manufaC- Jeanne Marguerite Marcel to Ray­ WDRC—News There may come a Ume when that is dull, routine and safe. The urera announced today. mond P. Castoldt, ton of Mr. and WPOP—Wax Works COOL COTTON BATISTE aome magic pep pilla will enable ua; deeper in a rut you get. the longer “The company ia unable for Mrs. Paul Castoldt of Spring St., • lU - to run a 4-minule mile at the age it-will take every day to crawl by. WHA Y —ttarinada .security^ason to- stat Kadto 'zana ' X W’DRC-Cal Kolby The dress with WPOP—W'oncieri of the World WHAY—Dateiina a whistle in, it.... WCCC—Cood Savaninc Good Muale.. WKNB—Today in Sports CONVENIENT. . . FRONT DOOR FARKIN6 PLAZA. . . DRIVE-IN WINDOW WUC-News. V WDRC—News WPOP—Dateiina Conn. <:U - H HAY-sports. . 3-T SUPER-CUSHIONS Wi*CC—Ctiod ttvenins Good Muald casually . WKNB—Kveninf Serensda _:-^_QFEN 1 OPEN w n c —btiivti.v THURSDAYS WDRC—Weather and-Zaiman FRIDAYS WPQP—Lawrtnea Welk shirtimist 7 / You'll save over $3. *h feach 6 P.M. re R P.M. 6P.M. to 8 P.M. WHa Y —Berenada WCCC—C4K>d Lvenlnc Qoo0 Muate one of these cool, pretty, easy- WKNB—Musical Echoes styled . . . b y WTlc L oaa d o i Kit core cotton batiste slips by WDRC—Music a la Carta WPOP—Top 40 Tima famous YouthforrinI You'll WHAY—Ssrenads WCCC— Lventna Good M'*sle love their dainty lace trims, nUST NATIONAL value unmatched at this WKNB—Lowell Thomas WTIC—k Star k;xtrs permonently pleated hems, WDRC—Lowell liiom ss WPOP—Meet the Artist their so-procficol oil 'round rock-bottom price! WHAY—Jaza Alley i!.venlna Goo* Uuale double' ponel, bock and front. ' jnCXX-Oluaical- Kbbaax , ^JlO-^Anio* amt aai*y ■ -:rr W ^P—Fulton Lawla ' liU - WHAYWaaz Alley ------WL\k:-^'3ud e.v.ntna Good Muele . •'* f'/.-ASWr WKNB—Muilcal Echoea WTIC—Nallonal O «( C Clinic WDR'J—Amoa and Andy _ _ _ NEW SERVICE ^ W T O P -E d . P K o raan ------1:10- 4 J « b II WHAY—Jazz Alley “X WCCC—

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• ae» ^,- PAG E S IX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN- WEDNESDAY, JULY 17,'^ 1967 MANCHESTER ‘EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY. JULY 17, 1957 p a g e s b y k n lii^l^patpr plUhed almost nothing. The Presl noi only Indian, hs waa ths only dent’s request, on the other hand Indian most of us have ever known. Droodles ''dS is a pious gesture which is really After the stored up recordings ^Dpnut0 lipraUl By ROGER PRICE PUBLumiCO BY HUil of a routine kind, and only likely have been played over again and niflpat.n PRINTINQ OO., IHC. to be translated Into economy by a again, there will come a time when, U BtSMil Strecr Umocb««i«r Ooan. rare combination of executive seal the laat plot foiled, Tonto will aay ^50,000.00 Canada Dry Sweepstakes • 5083 PRIZES TOOKAS r PtOtGUSON and fortuitous fiscal drcmmatance. ■’Getum up Scout", for the laet Business as usual,.. WALTER a rEROUBON PubltMi«n . We doubt that the Democrats real­ Beuiutcd Oolotwr 1. IIM time, and ride off into the sunset, a GRAND ly have to worry that the Presi­ real Indian and a good companion You won't find US in our best dress due to our expansion proOl^fm now in PubUsbtd t t n r y B rutoc Bx««pt dent's. request will, In the result PRIZE: ALL THE SILVER OOLLARS YOU •uBda]« aad HolldAjrA Bntend M tiM to many of us. progress. But you will find our usual gigantic values dutlng tnis sale. Ail mer* PattontM a: Muieiie«tar Oano.. •• steal any economy headlines from laeMd ClAM Mall Matter. __ ebandise on sale is a guaranteed valuevs Come in tomorrow— select your ward* SUBSURIFTION RATES them. ' Parable In Advance Sho>vgirl Loses robe and save. ... ' One Year !. ns^M CAN SHOVEL IIL jTS MINUTES! EU Mraths 17 7» The Maverick Canister Tbr«__r«* Momba . EM Bid for $128,000 Ons MooUi ... . LSD The degree of radioactivity 'In We«k.v ...... 10 GuwintiMl Minimum Prizt. $15,000.00 Sintic Copy .. .OB those canisters of sodium recently dumped out 'in the Atlantic w Now York, July 17 JiPi—^ rbsra MiOMBER OF Hs(l, 2d-year-old showgirl Shake­ run associated press appai-ently a medium degree. It Tba Associated Press la excluslvslr spearian, hobbled a question on I snUtled to Uie use o( repubileatloe of was high enough so that the stuff “ Monogrammed Souvenir Turtles all news dispatches credited to It. or had to be dumped out in the open the bard last night and lost her nut otberwtse credited In this paper For Illiterates” sea. It was not high enough to bid to win *128,000 on a TV quiz and also tfas local news pabllshed here. ' To tell the truth the Turtles in X All klfhta nt re publication it special justify sealing the stuff in conJivte show. But she kep* her previous NOJtNfilES! NO PUZZLES! NOTHIIiIb TO BUY! IT'S A REAL filVEAWAY! BMpatehes herein are also rsserved this Droodls are part of a Novel forms, which would take It down to winnings of *04,000. ssrrlcs client of N. E A. Serv­ new parlor game I’m going to put ice. Ihc. _ the bottom and hold it UVere, at Miss Hall, a tall brunette from Pittsburgh, ended her string of on the market. It's called "TIC 2 n d P R I Z E : All the lUver doUan youcen ehovel PublMiera Representatives: The least until the concrete itself de­ Julius MaUiswt Spedsl Agency — New appearances on OBS-TV’s "The TAG TURTLE." Here’s - how it in two minuteel (guardntead tninimum prin— 16.000) York, Chinn. Detroit and Boston. cayed. Nor was it high enough to ici^ejtBEirvAUDrr stmoAu o f *64,000 Question’’’ when she failed works. There are two players and aRCUlAATIUN" demand sure-fire efficiency, in the to answer correctly the final part 3rd PRIZE: All the ailver dollara you oan ihovel dumping operation, as was revealed of a five-part question on'SShake- before the game- starta each is The Herald 1 company, Inc., in a minute! (guarantead minimum priM-*|S,000) assumes no (I msponBlhUlty (or when two of the caniaters failed to speare. given a set of Turtles which have lypokrapnical errors' Ins In Bd- The question that tripped her either X ’s or O’s painted on the vertiaementa------sod otberN. _Jn | | mattsr explods tn^selves, and one of In 77, Manchester Bvetnag Herald. concerned identification of three, tops of their little shells. Then the PL.ua S080 OTHER PRIZE8I them led plane's something of dociiotents the dramatist signed. players place their Turtles in the SO-00 ' Display soverttalng aosln^ a chase. She was asked to select, from For Monday—1 p.m. Frtday. squares of a large' He Tac Toe For Tuesday—1 p.m. Monday. . ■ihls Inc^ent highlighted the reproductions of the six existing bMrd and the game is on. When For Wednesday-*! p. tn. Tuesday problem ot disposal of atomic Shakespeare signatures, one of the three of the X 'Turtles or three of I^r Ttnirsday—1 p. m. Wednesday three that were oi. his will and For Friday—1 a at. Thursday. waste matenal, which la one more the O Turtles have arranged them­ For Saturday—}, p. m. Friday. also to name the three documents selves in a direct line, the player COOL Classtfled deadllns: tO:Sb a.m. aa ihase o f atomic life and death in containing the remaining signa­ who owns them has TIC TAC TROPICAL SUITS day of publicaUon except Saturday t s ro whjch we are gambling, Jo at least tures. TURTLE and Is the Winner of the somB^extent, with the future of The remaining three were on a game. That’s all there Is to it Wednesday, July 17 human' deposition in a law suit and on two except that iCa advisable to set a 6 RCA Color 76 RCA PorUble 6,000 Individual Summer-ize your wardrobe to beat the beat and high other legal papers relating to a We noW^ave three knowm ways time limit for each game. 'Like Television Seta! P hono^phs Silver DoIIaret huitlidity. You’ll feel degrees cooler in one of these heuae he purchased in Dondon. maybe three or four weeks. “ Model Prifloner” o f dlsposing\of atomic waatea. One. weightlesH wonders. Brown, gra.v, t^n, charcoal. CajJt. Alan Villlers. skipper of Oet Yo«ir Frb* Intry Mank and RiH wHh waste oDtow level risk. Is to Ones again, a.sex criminal who the Mayflower n , correqkly an­ detaHs at iMlghbartieod etares. could still havs been behind bars let it flow awsF^ some river or swered a *16,000 querticn db "the hss been released, only to turn take it out and dump It open into seven seas’ and will return to A Thougiit for Today . All entry blanks must be poetmarked yie show next Tuesday night to by midnight September 8, 1967, to almost Immediately to fex crimes the sea. Another, wmlph has' been Sponsored by the Manchester Say whether he will try for *32.000, Council of Chnrcbea Canada Dry Ginger Ala, vnc., Sweep­ again. In prison for two to six proceeding regularly for'^ m e time, stakes Contest, P. O. Box 78, Grand NYLON Reg. years on a charge of rape, Ray­ is to seal higher risk xt^te into Alnniic Blast Postponed Central Terminal, NewYork 48, J4.Y. SPORT COATS MAY GOD FORGIVE US mond LeBlimt! won a parole after concrete forma, and dump\theie Selection of winners to be determined $ Into a deep ocean dspreaslon''\pff FX)r easygolnig "moral" lives with Canada Dry Beverages are pure and wholeeome, good by independent organization. Winners The feather lightness of these ct^ts tvill help you forget 29.95 serving less than three years of his Atomic Test Site, Nev., July 17 no love for God, . for everyone at home. Exclusive “ Pin-Point Carbona- will be flown to New York City for the heat. No bulk or burden. They’re handsome sport coata sentence. Four months after his re- Boston. And the, third preaertt (iP)—Technical trpuble Jias caused For thinking ourselves to be tion" adds zest. .. makes a refreshipg drink. The fla­ a 24-hour post^neipent of the A Flavor ■hoveling content. for summer. . lease, he was picked up In Hart, method o f disposal la to dig deep^ righteous while despising others, vor’s superb,' Get lots today I CORDS next atomic detonation in the 1957 For Ivory Tost# ford for attacks on three women. holes, undergeotmd, near our atomic For calllty Christ "Lord" but series. disobeying Hun, He was, at Wethersfield, a “mod­ plants, and bury the stuff there. The Atomic Energy Commission For light neglect of our most ■< al prisoner.” And the principle by We are not raally sure o f any now pl^ns to set off the shot, pre­ Reg. $15.95 solemn vows. asmWieWisereisslRMg which the parole system operates of these methods. We have been as­ viously scheduled for today, at For not seeing will: cur ey*s or 6:30 a.m. tomorrow. Is that consideration should be suming that low Ipvel risk waste hearing with our ears or uif:fder- It is expected to be a small blast given to behavior in prison, and could go into streams without dan­ atanding with our hearts. Now . . With an energy yield less than half For cold hearts toward God and 100% WOOL DACRON and WOOL good conduct be rewarded. That is gerous effect, but we have also that of a nominal detonation. A our neighbor. a^gpod principle. The only trouble been warned that even low level nominal device haa the potency of For. quickness., to resent and is that, when It Is applied to the radioactive material haa a way of 20,000 tons of TNT. slowness to forgive, Reg. $20.95 This will .be the eighth detona­ sex criminal, it gats society into, concentrating itself into marine For pettiness and insisting on tion in the current series. Air Na­ our own way. new tragedy. Model behavior in and plant life, which may mean tional Guard planes from Tennes­ For gossip and slander, bsek-bit- every meal TROPICALS TROPICALS ]|>rison is not necessiully a symptom that it can become concentrated see, New York and Montana will ing, and making trouble Now . . of any curs In the Impulses , and and high lever for its. We hope that participate in cloud tracking in- For aiding with the world and . ^ V*?$‘V71’V*Kx'i5.Vw?- ' •V'ti'tA'-.'.'rtV-’-’.r.ivcl ddctiination mjssihns, 'The bliuit. e’oi.’V'V' i..-v .into deserting Christ, will be fired from a ballon 1508 feet" ..Solctlng the,.voioe'-‘«f'*tsr Re^''$25 ."95 -.M" deepegt p

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. \ . Ui' ’ y I ■. u PAGE TEN . MANCHESTER EVENING HjERALl?, MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, JULY 17/1967 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTl^. CONN. WEDNESDAY. JULY 17, 1967 PAGE ELEVEN fto ito n mtest Seen GOP Race MORE FOR YOUR AT MANCHESTER MILLS BIG ^or Assessor SALES A' \ I >. Bolton,,\Ju: \July 17 (SpeclaH —A . P ' -' way cental for the Republican'J •ominatian\ for assessor developed yesterday u Leonard Gigllo filed his tntehtJoM to seek the candl-11 dacy. Bids m Charles G. Oiurrh | and John Swwson Jr., are also pn | file for consideration of the party' | caucus to be held Monday at 8 p.m. at the Community Hall . 1 A contest also seems to exist fo r ' | the two nominations open for the ' Board of Finance. Norman Pteuss and Doris M. D’ltaiia hsve alresdy j | filed for the posts. A letter re­ ceived from 'r. J. Crockett, who Is! vacationing ■ at the Ckinnecticut' I shore, declares his Intention to seek 11 nomination to the Board. A technical question over Creckett’s method of filing will be derided at a nieeting of the Repub­ M O D EL Exactly A s lican Town Committee tomoripw > at 8 p.m. at the Oimmunty H[alf Party rulek say written notice '"bo a form prescribed by the Commit-: DELUXE WASHER W A-850P Illustrated Here tee" must be mady. ' However. | cornmittee. members'^ reached last; - hight feel the technicality should b e ; | overlooked a ^ the letter accepted; This new low price is mode in spite of rising prices due to the increased as fulfnUM.tns requirements of tij party rpHtig. Paur Maneggia. incumbent/Hr*- c o s ^ f steel made necessary by a general Wage increase to the^r employes last montha eommissicaier an() cfaalrman/m the. 'group, filed hla Intentlon/lo seek: re-election yesterday. f HIGHER At a late hour last night, only one' | vacancy existed in Ufe Republican /H 0 8 £ alale. It was on thyOBoard of Edu-' REGULAR LIST PRICE IS’389 .9 5 PRICED cation for tha being vacated: by Norman J. r Town con^bles recently eom-j piled a report for the Board, o f;, Belectnimr listing their record ^ ! | aoUvitM for the 8-month period ' NOW, WHILE WE l^une 25. DRESSES I.report records four arrests. : 19/' verbal warnings, 10 motor lilote w am lnp and 27 reglatra- ^tlon checks. SIMPLY l^ « roaff blocks, two wood searches, six fire CAN, A NEW LOW, calls, two car checks, two weather AMAZING patrols, a Civil Defense drill and a Mid. Ultra were 199,stolen cars 'noted, ' FfM Doliviry ATONLY two recovered hare;'II accident in- vestigationa, one fatal; 15 mlaalng Frn Normal Iwstallatioii persons liptsd, one escapee and one LOW PRICE OF... fugltlva apprehended. The r e p ^ also lists 26 eom- Fraa Haok-u|i nts and aid: two Juvsnlls eases, ht knned holdups; 10 rtports of registration |datss; two * Flus Autliorizad and aid tb another fiaMril •'i-gts •-.A-.*.*;. ' . J(din M cD«m ott Jr. of tho local 4-H farm^ra club accompaiUed club leader Clifford Maaaey^on a LOOK AT ALL OF THESE FEATURES ToUand County 4-H ddiry judging VALUES tour yefterday. About 60 young • New simplified control gives two wash people participated in the tour .speeds and two .spin sjieeds to suit all which visited four farms in Leba­ • Filter .serves as an efficient detergent TO$t4.98 types of fabrics. • Washer cover, lid, washbasket and tub dispenser. non to Judge , Holstein; are porcelanized to give extra protection Jersey and Browm Swiss dairy lUa BO like Manchester Mills cattle. against rust,’ acids and alkalies. The ex­ • Water Saver offers a .saving of gallons of • Brief operating instructions are r>erma- to bring you values like The next meeting of the local j terior of the Cabinet has an easy-to-keep these when you' want them Rtnip will be brid on July 26 at' hot water on sm^ll loads. YoU simply clean baked enamel finish. nantly printed on the udder side of the most! 11 a.m. at the Mebermott home touch the.selector when the water reaches lid. ' Don’t Mss This on Flora Rd. Personal Note the desired level. Mr. and ’ Mrs. Robert Miller o f , • Famous G-E Big Capacity—Over 5 0 %*“ • 5-^’ear w ritten warranty. One year writ­ \ Cook Dr. returned yesterday after: • Choice of usual warm water rinse or an more clothes capacity than man.v other ten warranty on entire wa.sher; addi­ having spent the weekend as automatics; tional four year written 'warranty on guests of State Rep. and M rs.' economical cold water rinse that provides added hot water saving. transmission. 9 X12 L inoleum fVankItn G. Welles of Vernon at their cottage at Crescent Lake, Casco, Maine. Archery Hessian -4. ■ Bolton ..N'Archers, young peo­ ple’s artjh'ery club sponsored by the Park Department, will meet at TO CONTINUE TO GIVE OUR CUSTOMERS THE BEST POSSIBLE PRICES 7 plm. today atsfhe shooting range. at the Blementefy School. John WE ARE OFFERING THIS - Garibaldi, is Instruetpr of the club. Manchester Evening Herald Bol- . tea oorrespondeat, Doris Dltalla, telephone Mitchell g-864S, Reg, $6.98 Suitable patUma and col­ -Freezer ors for any room in yofur Diablo Fallout home. Sets New High NORMALLY LISTS FOR ’ 489.95 Halt Lake City. July IT (Pi — Radioactive fallout from Monday’s atomic explosioih in N«\-ada soared to a new high o f 7.09(1 micro- micrpcuries of'beta radiation yes- te i^ y . NOW AT & T^e gensrally-conaidered safety TN; level over a 24-hour period is 1,000 miero-microcuriea ' ;v TTio Utah Health Department. ' THE LOW, ^ which obtained the readings from ’ air samples taken on the roof of the aUte capitol building .here, said the fallout could be considered ' LOW PRICE safe because of the short period i of time. I The depertment said the resil­ ing Monday was 22A per cubic i meter of air dltered. Yesterday at i OF ONLY / 8:20 am.. 28 hours aft'er explosion !l FREE DELIVERY PLUS of the Diablo weapon at Yucca ' v r iJ ’ ’ **** '’•■oing climbed to. AUTHORIZED G-E SERVICE 1.825. and a second reading atj JboOK AT ALL OF THESE FEATURES Hove You Visited Our 1 0 ^ am. gave the top reading of ;. 7.090. by 1:30 p.pi, the reading had/j Stero Degree Fracier. Big 2.1 cubic-foot, freezer for Tw.ln Vegetable Drawers. Each drawer holds Full l.ength Door Handles. Door may be opened at dropped to 8.000 and continued f««t freezing and itoring. Holds 74 Ibe, of frozen food. hinihel. Vegetable Drawer cover forms extra shelf. any' point. downward. ’Hiree MUiliCube Ice Trays. Tiny cubes fit amalter Egg Racks. Built id. holds 12 eggs. Construction. Exterior la bonderized steel with two glaases—cools liquids faster, too. ' coats of baked .on enamel. Highly efficient glass Boy’s Body Fonnd Removable anil Adjustable Door Shelves, Sturdy fiber and .Stayrofoam inaulatioii. Refrigerator liner Julee Can Dispenser and Ice ( ’ream Rack. Holds six aluminum, eaailv removed for cleaning. , is porcelain enameled steel . . , easy to clean, acid (I,0WF;R STREET FLOOR LEVEL) Bridgeport. Calif.. July 17 (P>- cans of Juice and six pints of ice cream. and stain reatstant. The body of litUe Da\dd Allen Magnetic Safely Ddors. No mechanical latch—the Scott was brought to this mountain Temperature Control. Conveniently located at the . • powerful G-E Alnico magnets will last indefinitely.' New G-E Refrigerating System. New quiet com-':"? ecf -r. unlty late yesterday after the lop of freih food compartment. ' presspr is sealed in ateel with G-E'a famous metsl i . . Our Stortetowh is just brimful with juv«- yojmgsCer—dead of exposure and ' Rutter Keeper.'Holds one pound of butter for easy glas.4 leads. The refrigerating aysteni is safe' from Fold Away Bottle Racks. Wonderful for tall bottles. spreading. e q u a tio n —was found at the I air, dust and moisture, it requires no oiling. nii« fumiturt and aecassorios to make baby's 8,500-foot level of Eaglea Peak. New.Shoulder Hinge. No door clearance necessary. The boy, who would have been' Automatic Interior UghliAg. Hew diffused comer 5-'Vear Protection Plan. This Refrigerator-Food t t r e ^ e x t Monday, strayed Satur-' lighting plus light in top of refrigerator, Freezer Forced Dralt ( ondensor. Refrigerator may be in­ Freezer la ..covered by a one-year written warranty ' day frail the Sierra campsite of his also lighted: stalled flush against a wall or completely bullt-ln. on the complete refrigerator and fi-cczes against de- Ufa mar* comfortobla. AH items are nation- fectlva materials snd workmanship and.four years' PM nts, Mr. and -Mrs. R o b ^ Scott Revolving Hbelves. Two Revolving Shelves plus a Foot Pedal Opening. A touch of your toe opens ths of San IMego. sUtiohar>' shelf. • additional protection on the aealed-ln refrigerating The body, clad only in a T-ahirt - refrigerator door. system. oHy advertised and sold at the lowest price red. white.and blur' socks and one ahoe, was found among bouldera wi the steep slope. He had climbed possible in keepin9 with quality merchandise! an Incredible 3,000 feet higher than FOR COURTEOUS SERVICE PHONE Ml 9-5234 the_ - camp,------losing„ his uJisrothe little red canvas shoe and his'brown plov trousers along the way ^ SAVE MONEY! DISCOUNT PRICED! Underaheriff Jack Gardner .said the child -apparently died Satur­ day night. liMNCHESTER SALES and APPLIANCE COMPANY LADIES’ IG KIDDIES' r Alffittst 2 Million J JERSEYS RECORDS r ntESCRIPTIONS j ^ REG. 49C Cotton KnlU. Small/madium and largo T I standard apeed. L "SAFELY niLED" J MIDDLE TURNPIKE • • # MANCHESTER aizaa. HOURS; WED., THURS., FRI. 10 A.M: to 9 P.M. • MON., TUES., SAT. 10 A.M. to 6 P.M. MIDDLE TPKL Self Service! Open Daily 10 A.M. to 10 P.M.! Free Parking! AT MANCHESTER BREEN Money Back Guarantee! DIRECT MILL SAVINGS

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The firat Vacation Bibla School town followed until practically homo today -from a to 10 p.m- and in Mknehester vaa originated 30 tvery church either conducted Its TV SERVICE Town Agrees to Give City tomorrow from 2 to 10 p.m. Court Rulies Out Reargument School Board $20^383 Approved by Board Wins Contract The Second Congregatlotial and years- ago by —the ------R e v .^ . propriated laat that future residents along the other 50 her cent to be piud by the night comes from the State. It is Any of the $30,383 left from the more, 50 .Wobdbfidge S t; Mto. Rahkin Slid daughter, 100 Union in the League. Reaidentb of Jarvia Acres, who Lauretta ^cKlndler, 26 Earl S t, line be permitted to book on and a i.\ M rg . -Roger Ring and daugh­ OP Chalrmrti Elected to'Fh- a sum in addition to the amount Lawyer Fights Hospital Rule appropriation after the repairs LADIES’ CHILDREN’S Ownere who do not pay the said they paid 100 per cent for sioe- mentioned by Martin are made Rockvi^ Mrs.. Dorothy Michaud, he^ bear the coat ter, T40Vem on Ave.; Mrs. Robert . Robert. P. Waterman has been Vi estimated in State revenue when Atty. 'niomas W. O'Connell of Rochester, N. T., shown with hit wife and ne'w-bom daughter, Jean, walke constructed by a developer could be allocated to future work;- 63 Nonnan S t; Mrs, M arth a The line ia connected to the city Turmelle, East Hartford. appointed local chairman of the | OFF eoeU within 30 days may make the reduced school board -budget saya be will pursue his legal action to-compel hospitals to permit fathers in the delivery room when searage system but extends through quarterly paymenti over a period when they bought their houses, waa approved by the DireOtpra. Mayor Harold A.iTurkington sug­ Palmer, 64 Falknor Dr.: Laurence Admitted today: Mrs. 'Victor cerebral' palky fund campaign. SUMMER PLRY GIRLS’ COTTON GIRLS' COTTON urged passage of the ordinance. their wives give birth to children. Jean was born July 13 before a hearing coiild ba held on her LaBelle. 358 Oak SL ' town property to the town-built Malasky, Bp. Windsor. of two years with Interejst at 4 The Orford Village Community father's "show cause” order aimed at Rochester'hoapltols. Highland Hospital had refused O’Con­ gested. The goal- 'for Greater Hartford per cent unless the asseaament is Among the repairs to be made ADMITTED TODAY: Edmund school site. E^mats Tonight has been; aimed at 828,000, with State Rep. Ray Warren, who House alterations and repairs will nell entry to the delivery room, (A P Wlrephoto), Oim Carrying GiMrge Movies to’ be shown behind the 8100 or lest. piloted the bill authorising the cost more than tbe 813.500 ap­ now, Martin propoaed A l^ rlca l Draus, RFD I, Rockville. 80 per cent of the sum raised, SHOES SHOES DRESSES , The former method of payment work, acoustic tils, aq;ibalt tile in Henry L. McDermett 3d. Rock' potH at Henry Park at remaining in the area to sustain | SKIRTS change through the House, aug- propriated. General Manager Rich­ BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son ville Hotel, is being held in Tol 8:30 p.m. include "Flaanlog Flg- was two-thlrda by the owners and g e a M jl flat rata piar foot for aide- ard Martin told tha Board. The corridora, and agtottor painting. to Mr. and Mrs. V. Richard Davis, the existing program of therapy, j one-third by the town, with Inter- Business Machine Hasting, ventilating and plumbing land County Jail on charges uraa," "Hidden Gold,” and "Hot- education and camping for both | walk conatruetion and a lower in­ .eatimata la now more than 816,000. 488 E. Middle 'Tpke.; a daugh­ larceny of goods valued at 170, Shot." The program ia aponaored J . 9 8 ; ■■ eat at 8 per cent. terest rate. The building owned by the to'wn ia Minor Court Judges changes equhl be made when other ter to Mr. and Mra David Dono­ children and adults. Great stride's i P to P i O F F ! A change in. the method of pay­ Sum Appropriated work tthe general manager and carrying a revolver arlthput by the Jaycees. have been made in the past few I i O F F ! The changes suggaated by War­ to be prepared for two claaarooma. van. 231 Porter St - a permit Babe Ruth League Ajl-Stars wilt ment 'was authorized by a bill ren were not Ineonwrated In the Half of the coet will be borne by aa l^ BIRTHS TODAY ; A aon to Mr. years, to help those afflicted use ' / Si*e8 7 to 14. pasted in-the laat aesaion of tha .,^ h e n parents demanded to UcDertnott was arrested yaS' play the Northern Oonnectlcut their full capabilities. Local resi? ordinance passed unanimously by the State, Martin eald. An accounting machine will be, and Mra. Frank Bryda, Wapping; terday by Patrolman Edwin Carl All-Stars at 5:30 p.m. at Henry Regukuiy to 5.98 Rcguloriy to 3.98 Alao subteens. Prints and solids. State. Legialature. Passage of the the Directors. Deny *Fhc^ Charges bought for tha town controHeria know who is “to blame” for a de­ a daughter to Mr. and Mra. F r ^ dents interested in this worthy bill wba r^uested after the Board lay of more than four yaara itv son. and is being held in lieu of Park. ■ \ program, may send donations to office from a, 86,000 appropriation Levitt 153 Hilliard St. n.OOO b on d ,' Legion Junior Baaeball teah; will of Directors had received requests approved by 'me Boanj- w Direc­ work on the school, Martin told DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: Waterman's home at Forest Lane, for wMkz.fW>m rosideqts yfpiQ were % U e Mrs. Jjtovis Left rawt, at Jllnc^ iSSoiirt Judges and ..^u^ea-; bap^en in jb a courts ^^ver which. tors laqL*l«^k«--- ■vi:' ■' theip> "I'U be perfecUy willing to Hobron, .48, Conoord-Rd.,*. not g6ing to pay fop them. luiys VoU blame me ;lf iVa 'heces- ea. Coler 36 vL4h’iIen Sjt; Mra. - Mt a - Saknmii -in 'th is -part ■'of this atota.; d^Blea. Bids on the mabhint haj'a'been W hd t A ’Sh edt etr^l' ,Vemon 'St. property, owneff ;Ca)|>e., Elizabetb,. Maihe,*!iBly, X7 .saiy ,lo blameiAomajbna.” ./ r - A^ee, Fawo, ,Box; ®2^ Rockylltar this, i o ^ «tty. , ;-::-fissSc forij;-Whose'daughter, Mra.' AdeVa | ' tbdby that' mlty 'Xtiba'taritlal aihb

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PAGE SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, JULY 17, 1967 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN- WEDNESDAY, JULY IT, 4967 PAGE SEVENTE^^ Hebron daughter -Joyce of Union. N. J„ present, and her placs 'is being tained 67 pints of blood, according have been spending a few days at taken by Mrs. Stoddard Belden. - \ South Wintitor to local chairman Richard P- Rita, thb home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nurse Varationipg . Cqmmunity Band to Revive Speed Something on Dials’ Soldiers of the Nike Battery ,i Repairs Hold Up Potocek on Godfrey Hill. The latter . While Mrs. Harry H. Kirkham. Eekt Windsor helped to swell the are atteil’dlng a fuAeralini In Newark. school nurse, is on her vacation at Old Concert in Park Tonight ^^^^}^^^^^ toUl. N«w Torit. July 17 fr««kle- Library Opening N. J. When they return Mr. and Schoodic Lake, Maine, with her Nominating Unit Court Oseea 691 MAIN STREET :fac«d Marina major who haa “a , Mrs. Paul Marko'snd Mr. and Mrs. cJiildren, Mre. Daniel G. Horton is Edward Marko of Newark are com­ taking h*c place in neighborhood The new Community Band, will Fines totaling more than $300 MANCHESTER ' ;[lot of fun flyinc'’ la tha hafion'a Hebron, July 17 tSjMcial) ‘-r« ing for the weekend. ealle for those needing attention. For Democrats were collected at Monday night' Patrons of the Douglas Llbrafjr bring back the old concert in the Town Court session. Judge Kup' are beginning to wonder when •Subetitiito Teacher , park tonight. chunos disposed of the; following NEXT TO GAS COMPANY Maj. John Glenn Jr., Waahinif- Mrs. Fred Patten of Amston Maaobeater Kvemlng Herald He­ y • South Windsor, July 17 (Spe- It will reopen. The 10 hooka escb found herself unnb'e to leach the Making its flrat public appear­ casee: Charles L. Caten, 39 ' 'ton. $1 C., ahot acroaa tha ooiintry which quite a number of readers bron rorreopondent Miss Suaan rlaiv — A S-man nominating com- West Conshohocken, Pa., dri\1ng kindergarten class In the Bible Va­ Pendleton, telepftone ACademv ance, the band will be heard 'in AIR. PARKING Iln a Navv jat plana yeaterday. in a took put to tide them over for cation School, now In progress, at 6-34M. , Center Park at 7:30. The concert mittejfshas been selected, by the under the influence of 'injoxicat ;rocbrd-bi'ea*in* 8 houra, 23 min- summer reading, are not going to ing liquor, $102 with $40 remitted CONDITIONED ’IN THE REAR wilU he about an hour long. • DemoerMic Town Committee to ;utea and 6 .< \|^ n d a . b it them Indefinitely. One jf the Joseph McCioskey. .94. also 11) rariana when consulted Tues­ ,-fl^ibllc reception to'the outdoor ' list names) drcfindldates for nomi­ West Conshohockep. 10-day sus • "Everythi*g\w aa amooth day, said she did not think it pos­ V D u r a u t o '^concert will determine the num­ nation for the town election Oc­ pended jell sentence for Intoxica !allk." the happy^ijUat aald. sible that the libtary would be ber of future concerts. ' ' • tober 7. V ’ tion; Robert F, Raymond. 62, 30 • Glenn, 38, a rad^aired combat open and ready for use before \ The band has heId,'four rehear­ Committee members are Town I.,ew-ls St.. Hartford, driving under ;veteran with a boxe*^ build, hit September. sals on successive Tuesday nights ! Court Judge Benedict Khpehunos. the Infltiencie of intoxicating liquor Besides :onitruotion work there at'.the high school. No less than Judge of Probate Edward "Kuehn, and driving without .a license la much to be done in the way . 50 musicians have attended-gny one Board of Education member Ffapk judgment reserved tor one week • "Flyinc at 1,000 mllca hour Pierce. Deputy Sheriff Stanley .Edward J. Doyle, 124 Maple St lyou donn feel apeed a- of preparing the interior, putting rehearsal, and the number'.has aa iq fixtures, removing book stacks passed 60 three nights. Vacation Johnson and George Lewis, jMerlden, $12 for giving faLse in •you do driving "0 miles An open meeting w-lll be held formation to State Police: Harold ,lhe Wghway." he said. "Speed 'ia and books, placing them on sheivM insurance Bchedules will cut the number of and many other minor details. adulla and youths playing in the Thiir-sday at A'P.ni. following^ the IP. Doyle. 9« Pratt Sl„ Meriden, >Juat aomeUiing you read town megUhg when reglsfered operating wiilhout a license $12, ,‘diala.'' ’ Going without library privileges band on concert nights. More than I for. several weens makes readers a dozen adults were present last Democrajk seeking office will ap-1 speeding $21. and failure to ; Glenn jockeyed his swept-wing night. pear before the committee. Third 1 identify a,m otor vehicle involved • FSUl Chance-Vourht Crusader at j. appreciate more than ever w hat I the library means to the com­ The band will play under the di­ Selectman Malcolm Juno and in an accident $9; .SaXton Pal-, :an average unofflcTat apeed of 726 munity. rection of two tonight, Robert C. i Board of Education member Frank moro,' Station 28, Main St:,’viola­ •m.p.h. He covered 2.460 miles on tion of parking.'restrictions' $6; *fK* AiO'Vit f Pli-nlC Held ^ i i e Vater and Robert M. Johns, co­ I Pierce are prekenl Democratic organizers. Both are music inatruc- j town officials who hsve announced John P. Green^ 49. Carnbridge. Dwight H, Martin and his wife Mssa.. fa ilu ^ to drive to the right had a picnic at their home at tora In the school system. I they will not seek reelectlon. ;iyn'a Floyd Bennett Field. A' varied program has been Bill Payment. Shelved at a railroad crosskig $9 bond for­ Amston Lake last Mond.ay noon. feited. Present were his aunt. Mias'Mar- planned: There will be marches, a j The Board of Finance has tabled latmoaphere six miles and more medley of Big Ten college songs, a request of the School Building ' A l^ T ^ m as Kizls. 33, of Long ;above the Earth. He beat the ,Jorie H. Martin, and also Allan o f all L Carr of Clinton. Slartin will’ rhapsody interpretation of "Deep ^ I and Survey Committee for an ad- Hllk’RjL.^' speeding $21; John J. FINAL i a p ^ of sound at that' altitude — IN JULY or AUGUST River.’’ overtures, romantic pieces ' i ditionsl $18,000 needed to pay Koskyv^O. 49 Hyde St. Manchester, teach Industrial, Arts at the Re­ gional School next fill. from the pens of Chopin and Men , Arqhitcct Willard Wilkins for the alidwlng rider bn outside of motor FREEZER CONTAINERS dlessohn.- I proposed Rleaaant Valley .S c h op i vehicle. $12; Wayne G. Talbot, 37, mlmlteuMd M.88 seconds set by .Miss Martin and her friend also visited the Stanton House in Icftrt yM rfiitw year irata InsaToiKa, see how much you Popular numbers dot the pro- ''pl.tns. The tptal bill Is about $28.- Windsor Locks, driving to,the left !an Air Fot^e pilot last March. Pints — Quarts — Half Gallons foo. "Stardust’’ and "Saint -Louis 000. A final decision on the ippro- at a railroad crossing $15; and Clinton on Simdsi’. can save with your slate licertsed Allstate Agent! Phillip Corey. 17. of East Hartford, ring apd Glenn flia h ^ a wide grin after . House 4iiieats Blues" wlll'be offered, specially ar­ priation will tome at Thursday -he pulled off bis golden helmet and ranged for band. night's meeting. operating without a Itcense $9, Horace VV.' Sellers had aa s guest Allslota’s rotas ora lat^r than those of most other com­ operating an unregistered motor ; climbed down from the cockpit of Sunday I-eslie Chandler of Enst- While the program has been The building .committee had de­ •hia silvery planexHia wife, Ann. FREEZER PAPER panies. yet proiectipn and service are finest. It’s the better planned for public entertainment, cided to resign after a special town vehicle $12 and improper use of re­ ford. He Is entlMdalhlng Thomas gistration markers $12. land their children,'David, 11, and Arnold of Eastford oyer night Wed­ value you e.vp.ec^rom the company founded by Sears! it will not be an ambitious one. meeting turned down their request •Lyn, 10. were the first to greet The numbers are thoae with .which for’ $780,000 for the new school, Fire Put Out • TREMENDOUS VALUES I BARGAINS GALORE ;ium. nesday and Thuraday. Bpth are co- workers at the Austin Organ Com­ Allstota’t c^M racorii is oatstonrfing, tool Last year the younger musicians in the band but will continue to functipn Until Volunteer firemen were called ■ Glenn reached into hia tan flight pany, Hartford, FRUIT JAR RINGS — GLASS and ZIN C are familikr. Vater and Oohns chose j,Wilkins has been paid.- Building out Tuesday afternoon to ex­ ^coveralla and pulled out aouveniers Mr. and Mrs. John Mafko and .Allstate piiid over SI25,000,000 in claims to protect ita to adopt numbers played during, 1 commltlee members have hinted tinguish a brush Are behind the ■for the children. ^ JAR TOPS— 2-Pe. DOME LIDS policyhblders. Whatever happens, you can be sure you'ra the regular school year by the ; that they may be persuaded to residence of C. --E. Manning.- on THURS.-FRI.-SAT., JULY 18- 19-20 in ^ o d hands with Allstate! school music groups. Adult mem­ continue to work on the new. Ghapel 'Rd. No damage was ap­ •Dave, and here's your superaoniK VISIT OCR COMPLETE N bers fill out the various sections parent. ;cat, Lyn.” of the band. There are, several j concerned, David had given hia father his y ' t t t ar phono yaar .Allstata Agant now I Let him show you COSMETIC DEPT, JLU E ENAMEL C A N N IN G KETTLES father-son combinations in the i Blood Drive Success During the absence of ■ the re­ ;Boy Scout knife and Lyn had given i "The American Red Cross Eflood- gular correspondent, news items Ai.I. LEADIXO LINES ^ why Allstate is your best auto insurance buy. band. SPECIAL GROUP him a little gold Siamese cat charm. „ There are enough adult musi­ mobile unit stationed Monday at mnv be telephoned to Mitchell "The„ kids wanted something Robert M. Johns St. Francis hf Assisi Churclv ob- 9-9518. 'Supersonic to remember the flight, ’ cians right how to form the nu­ Mannsa *W or J ^ Gieim climbs from cockpit of F8VI Navy Jef ^Arthur Drug Stores j cleus of a permanent band in the ^Glenn explained. w York a .1 .. SEARS ROEIUCK & CO. lUILDING • Glenn, former New Concord. at New Ybck’a Floyd Bennett Field after record speed hop from fall. Some Sectioha, especially the California. \A r lyirephoto). brass sections, need additional ex­ Girls' DRESSES .’Ohio, resident, is a .veteran of 348 MidfU* Tpke. West., Manchester LEONARD'S SHOES eWorld War n and the Korean-VW: V. ■ perienced, players. Ahy. musician will be welcome. ;He has three disCingutshed flying over Albuquerque, N. M.; Olathe. Cmdr. Horace Little of New Or­ RANGE PHONE Ml 3-8734 HAND LARGE •croMes and 17 air medals. Kan., and Indianapolis, Ind., and leans took one minute longer,. ; He said ha would like to try the took on about 1,900 gallons each The previAua record of 4 houra You'r* in good hands with •transcontinental flight "all over time. \ and .92 minutes was set bv an Air tUEL OIL Columhia SEWN S E L rc T IO N tagain tomorrow." A Mcond Jet fighter took off with Force B47 Sept. 26. 19.92. •'It's a real kick," he said. "Any Glenn at dawn. But it had to land GASOLINE SIZES PRICE ^ b ^ y w^ukl like- to .try something at Albuquerque-aftef it had trouble Ladies Schedule •like thia^V refueling in the air. 3 to 14 He added modestly; Stops Heart Gas b y $ • ■ 7 1 Anati o*»d KebtHtiot dicHnci caMroia froa Picnic and Fair REDUCED Meanwhile, two A3D Skywar- I *>“d « flying the broke the main- 3 Times Faster BANTLY OIL 34 DEPOT SQUAKE— Ml 9-S274 poroni, Soort, leobvck linK Cd» Hea« ORtcsi Skoki*, Mnoh. ii#; r^jHiing. but the r^ ^ s p jr k was done All M iulei little klMki3cC!^t>«UiiifFf tke Columbia,. July 17 (Special)— land-ta«B«noluIu record yestiSfgEsy. ifMtMt'Mtleta—— a ^.SI------Mftfltlata------tiM -- I-'I'U'WI, i\r ____ JUST JN TIME FOR YOUR VACATION BUY NOW FOR VACATION— BACK TO SCHOOL .Uw planning." The llrst, piloted by Lt. CHfdh'" •MMry-by iterv. Tlili feMM rielie)1«M i teklet____ 'The Ladies’ Society •of the Congre- ; The crucial point In tKa plan- etiil Mitfiteetlea, |m , beerttowm. eetf m u t :ii 'MIN - ifli:i,i James P r PTpiir'-Of Ruft, Tex., 'likwie tli eeetsfM m luiriiiM Arsfev leieUvee, -gational Church • ning .wfaa to provide tanker planes landed' In Honolulu 4 hours And^, Mitrie er treMwiMtirv- r-r- .-VI.-’-I ,v M M M M tery t l & preve teil-aei tab* 9-dSS'S nual ■ '^5 'at three points along Glenn's;route minutes after lebytng XlnSw... ilffa 1 tiaea a tV iM h ataaMli •eiaity' ;$i//nkr. 9«e.' i • to refuel his ship. He met them s r t w N i » * a * y leaiRnf 4l|eetipetaMtt6. fe«’9/s.r Yebhiana HairW0ifiX2 to 5 p.m. Calif, 'rae second,, piloted by'TStT------Lana taiaji----- far faataat * itk kaava rallaf...... M e HOCRViLLE TR 5-.‘1271 "^1 Booths to-be aetjip anjl chairmen,, K In charge of the booths are: Home C E S E S W^DWCED baked foods, Mrs. Clayton E. Hunt; lants and flowers. Mrs. Lyndon Eittle and Mrs. Philip laham; chil­ dren’s booth, Mrs. John Xlcsgin, REG. $S;95 Mrs. Ralph E. Wolmer and Mrs. Edward Peterson: Jewelry and Dictionary white elephants. Mrs. Donald Caul­ SPECIAL FOR THIS SALE ONLY;:^ field. Mrs. Ralph U, Wolmer and Mrs. George.Reams; aprons, Mrs. COLORS: Raymond E. Clarke and kitchen FAMOUS BRAND gadgets, Mrs. Adolph Hinricha. S l a c k Oft^r 'The group’s annual picnic will be * ONE PIECE held tomorrow at the home of Mra BROWN William Jacobus and Mrs. M, Pea­ •HAND SEWN VAMP body on Sleepy Hollow Road at the j TAN SLEEPWEAR lake starting at noon. Members will I HEEL PLUG bring their own picnic lunch but' Shop now and save. These will return to paper plates and punch will b e’ available. NEOLITE HEEL and SOLE regular price after this sale. Wildcats Win Thriller OFF In a very interesting and excitihg Little League game at Sledjeaki’a Field Monday evening, the local Wildcats coached by Tom (3iowanac "Fitting came to life In the fifth inning with seven aucceaalve hita and runs Is Our SHORT SLEEVE LARGE GROUP This is a BiG HUtiottaryl against the Lebanon Red Legs to. 15 SECTIONS even the score 11 to 11. Another Business" 881 MAIN ST ______11 Inches H igh-4 Inches Thick run in the sixth inning for the MANCHESTER 12*------““l EDUCATIONAL locals gave them the game. 12 to JERSEYS iver 12 Pounds! Beautiful 11. The same e vening In I.«banon the : Sizes 6 mos., 12 mos., 18 'mos. local Raacats coached by Vincent 3 to 14 , TOYS Sledjeaki, alim won their game 6. Part Binder to 8 against the Lebanon Red Sox. | Manchester Evening Herald Co­ DILLON FORD DILLON FORD DILLON FORD lumbia correspondent Mrs; Frank Marchlsa, telephon* ACademy OFF OFF 8-9960. GET A TOP DEAL A1 USED CAR . Suspected Asia Flu o i For -Thia S|ile Only For This Sala-Only . 1958 PLYMOUTH FINE 1955 FORD Reported in State 2 RECONDITIONED CTRY. SEDAN Hartford, __July 17 ’ (J9—.Several One ow ner. Only suspected cases'of Asiatic Influenza n S 9 5 *2095 FAMOUS NAME have been reported in Connecticut the StaU Health Department said USED today. Among the persons afflicted with 1955 PLYMOUTH 1953 FORD the .suspected aickneas were two TUDOR SEDAN CUSTOM 8.CYL. delegates who returned from a CARS SPliCIAt- convention in Iowa where an out­ Very nice. $ 1 Q 9 5 Tudor. $ g 4 5 GROUP break of respiratory disease had $17.95 FOR THIS occurred and tWo servicemen in Priced GIRLS' Grotoh.- $21.99 SALE OFF The dej>artment noted that small To Sell $29.95 ONLY outbreaks of.Influenza due to an HATS Asiatic strain of virus have oc­ 1954 BUICK and 1953 FORD curred on Naval vessels around the SPECIAL TUDOR T PASS. WAGON country's porta, that an individual Guaranteed 5 case baa been found In Ohio, and Dyna„ radio *1195 ' F BOYS' INFANTS’ AND TODDLERS'^ $ 1 , 0 0 that suapected outbreaks are being and heater, *1195 investigated in several other states'. r" Et o n a n d l o n g p a n t Values to $3.88 WEBSTER'S Thus far none of the cases in • O OVERALLS For Thia Sale . If/.' .Jt/f n//4//t / ____ this state, however, have been LARGE SELECTION Only ' Section definitely confirmed by laboratory dZ TOPPER SETS UNABRIDGED tests, tlK department explained in 1955 FORD BANK TERMS 1950 CHRYSLER DRESS SUITS a letter to physiclanf. FAIRLANE VICTORIA \;ery, very S ^ O C n The letter said that no major cledn. OJLO SUN-SUITS outbreak of this relatively mild S,Un.. ,^^ 9 5 o and low-mortality sickness I* ex­ RES. $3.98 $ 2 . 7 9 pected in this country before fall, •'ere and only Y O U C A N 0 OFF but that sporadic cases might oc-- DEPEND 1954 PONTIAC REG. $2.98 $1.98 'aJ-i Assemble-lt-Yourself Edition cur now because of the travel hah't ’ of the American people. , CATALINA HTOP SPECIAL REG. $1.98 $1.49 GROUP The department urged doctors to 1953 D«SOTO ON DILLON'S Fully equipped. For This Sale Only report all Influenza cases promptly FORDOR HREDOME BO that laboratory-identification of A - 1 U S E D Special $12^^ Summer Bags SECTION NO. 2 IS NOW ON SALE ! the virus can be made. Light green. BOYS' LONG AND SHORT BOYS' AND GIRLS' CARS f a m o u s MAKE Section No. 1 Is Still on Solo! TV Wealhercaati^r o ^ Eaeh week, at email coal, you get one of the 15 Sections of this PANT SETS $ maater reference work. Then, during the final two weeka, you get N9W Britain. 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BUGS B U N N Y sportsmanlike -soit of like dyna- Rex — Why do they call jrou miting flsh." Tex when you were born In Penn­ Seiise and Nonsense sylvania? Answer to Pravioua Punlo Edwards'Markham Wedding fted Ships Air; The most espenslve accessory Tex — I ’nt frdjn Shamokin. w m fou can have in your car la 'a Think I want to be called S«t America Pint Bargains Water to X Mr. and M n. Parr were playinc men appeared fascinated by the ilonde. "SChamo” t- ' ' gt>lf. Ag h'e drove off the /ourth pavement. He scraped his feet on ACBOU 10----- SL Louis, tee.'Mr; Parr aliced badly, and the the hard- surface, and turning to List^ by . I -----U k e Illinois Freight Quota ball hit a woman wh It Elevate to come. The STORE-W IDE many different record* to choose. styles fo r twin or double, beds. In the Soviet Union rvarytking he is so busy. 10 Scent 31 Horned, , Hayward Buy for yourself or for gifts. Music Out o f 100,000 men called . last ' ItAc^nt . SOOoce CLEARANCE of SUMMER MER­ There’s mattress protection plus la done'by plan, from tha nombar ' Josh Wrong. It’s because he 11 Light touches ruminant CHANDISE ia in progrress with has no age limits. week by the Hooperatlng service, hands ouCso much tints to other books SSCarthaginlen OlComfert tra comfort in the quUted PAD S of fares a cab. driver la suppoasd Ig School book ■ubftantial MARIlDOWNS on to the question. "W ho are you Hs- people. 11 Identical \ 15’ Coet part s3 Legging anOsrippered COVERS. Liven up to pick up to the tons o f coal a ' 53 Baseball SO Canadian famous-name brands you’ll want to A small turkey may be etuffed the D i^roem and kitchen rack* tehlng to?” »7,SU replied, "My peninsula 40 Western gale 05 Counterpoint * miner must dig. Success in masting pitcher, V P«n pick up for this season knd next, and roasted on a rotlaserie (elec­ with uHnty, colorful TOWBLS. wife.” Jim I’m going to bed. Reuthern title events (eb.) the quotas Is rewarded by hoifora Magllc if, you’re "packing them off" to '4k* O l*e S4. ImS wr MawS tric). Some cooks Uke to i/se mod­ They coma, in gorgeous Jewel "nm r- Why. * <• Thy ** * . WiS Ml* M •*► bM- and bonuses.. 54 Rodent ramp, you know Iota of outflta are erate heat for the first third of tones. You’llHjeep better with a Not Fltten’ for Farming Jim — I sleep there. Mrf thanMl*^ Amt mImnN** Tw o y e a n ago. according to tha S7Fatheri 1 r r 1 T r r “ f t r needed. Get them at savings now. the roasting time, high heat for the The record tells the following: BED PlLLOW\(foam, down,-or se Alaskan neixt third, and nioderate heat again dacron) all on aalkspow. letter written '1^ the cngliMar's About 10 years ago, a mountain Bet many a girl who leads a dog vehicle e ! 1 You’ll need about two cups -f until the bird !a done. seven associates to'Oudok, Vorebov man who rarely, if ever, visited a along with 'a leash Would like to IS Runaway i.iashed cookid potatoes to com­ Poached flsh may be Iraiwcd cold suddenly realized bis saction of town of any siie, drove to States­ lead her husband the same way.\^ r ~ 7 bride il- N bine with, a four-ounce pa«!t-.age Enjoy Rug Beauty during warm weather; ^Ua de- the Vladivostok line was in dsjiger ville with his son, traveling in a S S4 Rehch toward of shredded dried codfish for cod-; That Lasts for Tears licloua with HoIIandaiae oaui of not meeting Its quota>YW de­ decrepit car that had seen much r ~ N Perfume salesgirl, showing new­ . et Finds fish balls. Soak the codfish ac­ Close your eyes and visualize liveries of liquid fraig I m. service. Climbing out of the car est brand to a customer: "T o be objection your home with WAIX-TO-WA: 8 P cording to package directions Add aomething crisp to that fls)^ Vorobov hafl an inapiration. Ha on one of the main streets, the old lA Wf %m SwiMiy frank; 1 consider this brand i S7 Gratify J ______before using, > CARPBTINd that spreads a fedi- platter: cucumbers, celery, radish­ ordered 50 .tank ca n flUsd; with SI Observed Um Nm lor^ IImmJ Ihm 0 ing of prosperity and ’hospitality w> s IT j r M •wMKnf iflit wwwe^wJw es, pickles are all good chqices. water cod' shipped from Voro- St Great Lake fkmy Way to Trim Wallpaper fivit Wosd fvB« MAAiWib* right from the' front It shllmV to Usuriaky. A t Uturlidcy. 41 Indian weight P neSdn’t be just an unritl«i<4 ream. OUT OUR WAY B Y J. R. W ILLtA M S OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE N You ambitious "i3o-lt-yourself- The Answer to Peeling Paint the water froze in the c a n and 4S Bother m ers" can turn out a professional Step Into MANQHES’TER CfR- Before you attempt to repaint 'lo o k a month to get them thawed 44 Poems K" !T . Job with the aid of "P A P E R PH7T CENTER, corner Main and a house that has a paint - peeling out and emptied. But Vorobov / WHAT!*-the___ 44 Throw away m - •Jl VCtLVJ'AT m e . 'KUM. L0Olt./> i Middle Tpke. and 'feast your eyei problem, tackle the Job efficiently. met hlz jiuota and kept hiz job. lr | ; V6AM,BUT HOwi-LET’SldOT 4t Flower ■ Id STRATE" the wallpaper knife, THS: ‘ WOULD TH E A UHDER- I - 51.49 from JOHNSON PAINT on the array of piUterns, textures Rent (|1 a week) or buy a "GLO- This zunruiier Vorobov again fell' holders p and long-wearinffdMauty. Yes. you I r l /MAJOR'S HORSt m a j o r e v e r ' e s t i m a t e ' K N 3 COM PANY. 723 Main St. It TORCH” e l e c t r i c B URNER behind on his liquid deliveries. WEfJT THAT-A-WAy.' tS.OId French can blink, p e r l^ p your ears and CRASH A m - / th e OLD 80VS coin i N "takes- the headache'out of wall­ from SH E R W IN -W ILLIA M S CO.. Consoled by the thought that wa­ —AN'D -W A Ti EITMSR A 1 9T IT ’tk * « 0 1*4 *4 t,«i< IV iSkY DELAY NOyLONGER now that 981 Main St. It’S the safe, modern K^ftRATWlSWAM^ tE T-M E -iH »4 Bit by bit paper,” because PAPHIR STR ATE ter does not fraeze in summer, he MIRASE L&AN-TO 7/7 1 •• ar* •Um !• BOBiM hm you can :U k » UP TO THREE OR OfTHATaASS? CAPACITIES M CoiTcUtivc is designed to St Into molding de­ way to REMOVE- PEEtJNG devised an even better plan. He Vja *h. W ~ ■ 1W#|li Qni4 mm U«4. Amaii * YEAR S TO P A Y and need NO WHERE THE ASA ^LOORS UHte/ --H E CAM L » tM» hf NBA ••MiMk. IM> of neither pression at the perfect angle to PAIN T thoroughly. Complete with ordered ..water pumped from mains K'AHH JUSSLCS trim wallpaper omoothly at base- MONKTP’DOWN. a long, -heavy-duty cord. 1000 THER iMD o f / SHOW A HlSH S7 Road sign IT" ST ft at Pervaya Rechka directly Into PEAS ut Rechka. with strips of onion and aliced \cm /. Hungarian Uoulaah 1 pound) P r i s c i l l a s p o p mushrooms that have been cooked A t this rate, the w riten said, His Own H ^ k BY AL VERMEER Yield: 6 aeryings Flour \ Add a lovely touch to the dining- in butter. Add aour cream, bouillon, erm'i BtUdJo Vorobov could fulflil the whole 3 pounds veal, cut in 2-inch cubes 8474 3 tablespoons fat J t h e n w e ’ d '-. WE CAN BUY A NICE area wit)> one o ^ 'these ' beauuAl prepared mustard and heat thor­ MRS. ROBERT PAUL EDWARDS annual plan in a month, hut to BOAT FOR A COUPLE I* cup flour V l2'/>-3«'/i % cup chopped celery speed things up even mors ha BE A CINCH panels embroidered In/ simple oughly but do not boil. Season to cup chopped onion WHAT WE REALLY h-TO CATCH r- HUNDRED DOLLARS.' •t 4, 14>/j, '16H; Cooked rice 18 Keeney St., son of M rlK X llen Howell Cheney Technical School 2 cup# tomatoes Pattern No.. 5805P, 5806J or CHICKEN DRUMS'nCK from 18H, 20H, 22)4. 24’,4r 26>4, Size Dip veal cutlet Into flour. Pan Ward and, the late Robert jC^'Ed- and Is presently employed at 1 clove garlic, minced 580TG each contain hdt-lron trans­ L Y N N POULTRY FARMS store -1414, 35 bust, dress, 4H yards of brown veal in hot fat in a heavy Aerokinetics Instrument Co. D eatk*I^t TSight 2 whole bay leaves fer fbr'krace in two different sizes; In the Parkade or at the Center on wards, at 2 o’clock Saturday af­ 35-lnch; bolero. I **)' yard contrast. sKBlety Remove veal. Cook celery, S sprigs parsley, chopped stitch iilustratlons; color chart. a 14” square or aluminum foil. Add For this pattern, send 35c In ternoon in the South Methodist Roll veal in flour. Brown on- all Send 25c i)v Coins, for Each Pair ohion, and mushrooms until tender. CJhurch. The Rein Percy Smith, as­ Farmers Assured By T H E A m S^TE D PBBRB A quartered sweet or white potato, coins, ybur name, address, size de- Shelter- Island. — Louis sides in hot fa t in heavy skillet. tern Ordered, ywur name, address a aliced Sweet opion, some frozen Return veal. Add aoy sauce and sociate minister of the church, per­ .sired, and the Pattern Number to '4 cup bouillon. Cover. Simmer 80 Biederfhan, 84, who in 1940 Add remaining ingredients. Cover and the Pattern mmibcr to ANNE succotash. Spoon on 2 T. barbecue SUE BURNETT, MANC^IESTER formed the single ring ceremony. Durant.^'Bkla., July 17, m — SLE U TH S CABOT, THE ^NmESTER minute*.Combine remaining >4 cup Brenda Cole was ■^-Organist and as/Art director of KingSI'eatures ■OKHTMlim VEA— TOeiicBM and cook slowly 2 >,4 hours. The sauce or Juice, a pat of butr EVENtNO HERALD. 1150 AVE. Farmers near re were assured 1C£ A DiSCOVERy*^ EVENING HERALD,' 1150 AVE. bouillon an d. cornstarch. Stir Into Jtetjierlne Nicholas lolllst. Two yesterday their would not-Tuesday.' sauce will be thick enougb to serve ter and seasoning. Sea] foil into a AMXiRIOAS, n e w V O k K 86. N.Y. .Sa.iX'xLft- a.- AM ERICAS, N E W YOIUC-M, N. Y. neat package. .PlaM oh .'V??LjX)i*ture. .Cn*)( .-J5 -FeiKopv-'Sprij!*: m„ v» cji* uu -. c(s,keA ir»Y «»d y“ ’STTe-l«' W r a IPI s o TTO ~ By-tbe-ISaii^Seaatiea on-Rg3e^^ ' i stvles';styles'; snecinlspecial featiires:features; ga-ift ift nat-pat ford, 72, U,S. counaul ganeral in "W' plus dlFectlbns for making 3 Cold weather beverage: Apple For Rummer 11010 Beauty lace and nylon tulle over taffeta, active when he neafed. hay In I f the color and feel -of lovely tern printed inside the book. Send fashioned with a scoop neckline Mejtlco City for aeveral years be- WHY DIDMT but UTTIX IMLUE and HIg fabric excites you; if you love to crochet items and a quilt. Only 25c clber sweetened to taste witb sugar You’ll meet the prettiest girls and barns. Fear was expressed that- YOU LET ME a copy! for it now—Just 25 cents. and lace bodice with short sleeves. forC'die retired in 1947, ffied Mon­ naia had LOHinoMe g ap in , browse thrpujgh pattern bboka and and heated with -.whole cloves, chic, well-groomed matrons com^ fallout from .atomic trata 'in KNOW YOU • SUCH AN UPROM YESTERDAY ' Ing down the stairs leading from The floor-length bouffant shirt of Nevada had/wfected the fodder. day. Hd was born in Windsor, Mo. WERE NOBODY WOULD ANSWER , get a thrill from sewing up an whole aHspice and stick cinnamon. voluminous folds o f nylon tulle was CQMINt ------_:jO PVE COTTA apron, a pair of kitchen curtainJL. Haste Does Not Make Waste. Remove spices before serving if you Suddenly Y’ou’rr Richer! SCHULTZ BEAUTY SALON, 983 Dr. Seals' L. Whltely, Bryan accented wJft Chantilly lace pep- county. iiealth officer, aaid an DNEY; or a child a dress, then the SALE Speed plus thorough cleaning ie like. Pick up your FREE COPY of Main Sb. Some have Just i)ad a lum.. Her lace hat, embroidered engineer checked the hay. He re­ OF FABRIC will interest you at what you get at MARTTNIZING the 1957- edition o f "Over-the- short, crisp HAIRCUT that makes counter Common Stocks” on which them look and feel-degrees cooler. with iridescent sequins and seed ported it had a "m ild concentra- TM nklni^^f MONTGOMBIRY WARD COM­ the ONB^HDUR DRY CLEANING Choose Your Fibijilon Partners pearls, had a pure silk illusion PANY. Drip-dry COTTONS, that O f course you want some, stun­ consecutive CASH J3IVIDENDS Others look radiant with a lovely -tlon” of radioactivity but that it at 20 Erast Center St. thanks to veil. She carried a cascade of mini- was "no more than we ththk la ' were 7 ^ and 98*. a yard are now efficient work methods, the very ning new clothes and accessories have been paid from 5 to 173 new PERMANENT, whose soft, uphelst«rin#?. years. (X>BURN A MIDDLE- natural curia, will be a Joy to man­ a*ure white gladioli. n o rm al.,.” 47c a yard ($6" to 45” widths). Intest equipment, and the fact that when you’re vacation-bound,- head­ Miss Sally Ann Lewis, 68"Flor- BROOK, 629 Main St. Call Mitch­ ege easily. 80 many are benefiting Summer is the ilowdit month o f PONGEES and famous-name all work ts done riglit on the prem ed for new friendships apd experl- ence St., maid of honor^^'ivss at­ GINOHAM reg. 79c to 98c are encea CORET CASUALS. 887 ell 3-1105 and it will be mailed to from a "WELLA" TREATMENT ihe year for Simmondi. That’i ises. When you’ve got 101 things tired In a gown of nykm ,riet and *hy they art offering a lummtr now 47c a yard. T A F F E T A and Main St., gives you an opportunity you. ______that pampers your scalp with to do getting the family ready for lace T5VCT— in' cotillion special on reupholstering. Sun- NYLON reg. 98c now 77c a yard. to own the kind of clothes -you nourishing oils and valuable In­ that vacation trek, count'on MAR- blue, made wdtn strapless monds will reuphobter your living BUTCHER R AYO N S that .-were TXNIZING to whisk away all the long for at inviting prices with Fold crushed pi.ieapple (drained) gredients restoring the shine and lace bodice, bodGant skirt ruffled R. E. WANDELL polish. Just make an appointment, room Mfa and 2 chain for $67.50 7*lT 79c are now 57c a yard. ’Iljesc are Imbedded aoiL grime and wrinkles their store-wide CLEARANCE OF into soft vanilla ice cream! place layer on layCir from waist to lux­ M 6 gwuiee. m*. TJH ag. B A >1 . Off., SUMMER merchandise. - One spa­ the talented staff will do the rest'. plus the COM o f cover fabric, generous 46” widths Buy now and turning out a fresh, clean new in freezing compartment of re­ urious hertillne. She wore a crown cious table is heaped with high- Building which cotU as little as. $1.49 a sew later on. looking -garment. A ll this can be frigerator iihtll .ce erZam is firm o f matching blue sequins and seed LO N G SAM fashion. leather BELTS, sleek Wheii a roclpe calls for ”wel! yard. In additioa, if you act iu>w, B Y A L CA PP and BOB LUBBER S accoihplished with one trip to and serve for a: company dessert. pesirls and carried a cascade of WATJ^ETs and nure silk SCARFS beaten egg yolks,” it usually you will get a portable radio, Ever fill the cavities of baked townj Let the TW O-HOUR SH IR T miniature yellow gladioli. Contractor BUZ S A W Y E R at HALF PRICE. Hoard away meahs the yolks to- be beaten complete with batteries tad carry* R halves of . acorn squash with SERVICE PLANT, 299 Weet Mid­ Just Say ‘Charge It!’ Nathan Edwards, Warwick, R.I1, mg caw Sim* several items for generous gifts. until they RetMajiH^CommardM at no extra cost. DOti»VU.PO^ creamed ham? Nice for Jimch or dle Tpke. (pear the Parkade) ANDERSON’S ^JBHILDREN’S are thick and Jemon^ uncle of the-bridegroom. .was best- monds can make this offer durinjg colored. •cdsunmmaath WITH A COUFLC supper..... latuider and iron all the shirts. SHOP. 303-307 East Center Sti man. Ushers were William Ed­ AlfaraHoRS'RMnedonng the slow summer season bacauw 06 C U lI t . l THINK, Here’s a rule for cooking vege­ now bigger and roomier. Invites mmrimeeeXNnu.f! - Don't mind if hubby says, " I like tables; Add them tb a small wards, 148 Hawthorne St., and they are the worhfi largest re -. TOXORKAf Ever add diced apple to canned- your Charge Account. Knowing A numt>er-303 can (2;"cups) of "Businem Built On uphokteren and give fact^-to-. DOAFPEARANce, .them better- than when you do amount of boiling lightly sailed Warren C. Markhapi, 95 Walker Tiaked beans when jjou are- heal­ them, honey” . A fter all, here they that the children require several red' kidney beans will be the right SL CuHtomer Satisfaction’* you savings. lO-ycar guarantee oa ir TOUCAN ing them? The apple need not be water and cook at a moderate new things before school opening all workmanship. For full frsaiiu. have massive equipment whose per­ boil until Just criiply tender. Unr amount for a ppUnd of ground 'The mother of the bride wore Full Insurance Coverage Rsvive ' fAred. formance can’t be duplicated at and that it’s often a long time be­ beef when you, Are makin), chill formation, with pictured, about THEM. dercook rather than overcook! a dress of pink Chantilly lace over home. tween pay days, your credit is con came.' . taffeta with matching pink . ac­ Tel. MI 9-30,3.3 Simmonds’ wrvice anywhara in Emblem Jewelry Always Pleases good here. Shop leisurely - and cessories, and the-mother of the After 5:00 1*. M. . New England, simply tear out Be Confldeat Wherever You Go thoughtfully from tlie. quality this item and mail H srith your MATHER’S AT THE CENTER I t the diet is lacking in protein, Before you leave on vacation ‘We’re Back on the Job' bridegroom wore a champagne suggest that you capitalize ,on the body will have to use some stock now conveniently displayed Vacation Is over for YOl)R silk organza dress with powder 82 BALDWIN ROAD name and address to Simmondi skip into. G LA Z IE R ’S CORSET on the new ahelves. Nobody hur­ "his” or “her” devotion to-a favor­ of its own tissues as a source of y a r n SHOP. 50. Cottage St. and blue accessories. Both mothers had MANCHESTER, CONN. Upholatering Co.-, 318 Chase SHOP, 831 Main St., for that ex­ ries you. Come in either entrance St., Methuen. Maas. ite lodge or fraternal organiza­ the raaterlaU necessary for dally tra. summer BR a , or GIRDLE they are now OPEN FOR BUSI­ orchid corsages. tion by pleasing them with a gift upkeep ahd*repair; Meat, poultry.' and take advantage o f the SA LE NESS after their redecorating and Immediately following the cere­ that spells wonderful comfort. 0 N TOYS. and SUMMER of EMBLEM JEWELRY. "East­ 'fiiih, eggs, cheese- and milk are renovating. For your further com-' mony a reception was held at the MRS; G LA Z IE R specializes In fit­ CLOTHES fo r play and dress-up. ern Star" R IN a s and for the all excellent proteli foods. . ting you . perfectly, personally. fort an additional .entrance'has Old Colony RestauranL ^ / gentlemen there are CUFF There's nb- gueaswork. A tape been built with gently rising stairs Hartford, for 125 guests. LINKS, TIB SLIDES, LAPfilL IN­ Easy dessert: Dried fruit (prunes measure envelops you before the Marble 47lake that ai-e dasy to ascend. Visit-the 'The bride's traveling costume JEFF COBB SIGNIA, also rings typifying and raislna-on-the-stem), walnuts Have shortening at room tem­ ______BY PETER HOFFMAN foundation garment Jz plucked shop where a S P E C IA L SA LE when leaving on a wedding Dip to membership in "Knights of Colum-' (in the - shell), red apples. Add from stock. You’ll go out all perature. Line bottoms o f pans T A B L E o f knitting, needles and upper N ew Y ork State was a dress M O nrf/f MICKEY FINN bus,’"’ "’Mason" or “ Elk.’’ cheese If you like. smiles. with paper; grease. Use two round UH....I VAS > m«w, THAT m s Close/...I llooiii forDoubt! B Y L a n k L e o n a r d "odds 'n ends” are discontinued at of white nylon eyelet'over taffeta MV MfllKY HOW MUCH |Er4 inches deep give-away ,prices. Pick up yoik. matching accessories and a GONE' ^ QOTTA STW A m r F M H CX)PS IT D » TDU'H/VE'? ■ UNTIL IRVING TAKES THAT PONT womv, iVeBEEN S ta rt- oven for moderate heat supplies for summer needleWdrk. corsage of pink roses. LAST WALK! SHEIDFF-ITC CAPoym' |37S deg. F. ). Sift flour once Even the laziest vacation days can THANKS FOR I MS SRACriCE SHOTSX m ! IM SUAE GIVEN WU ONE HERE before measuring. ..) yield rewarding accomplishments YER TROUBLE/ M M M Tiat IDMHUtP \ NEUHAVEA OF My BEST tlX Measure into sifter: 2^4 cups ] IRE ERP. MKKEy-ANP /CHANCE NOW, BOVS! 1C when you have congenial pick-up sw ! sifted . self-rising cake flour, work around. Capabl* INSTRU<“ T- ITM NK HES fiOTHIS /-IF SOMEIHINd MMyOUtlAfi 1 1/3 cups sugar.. CONFIPENCE BACKIJ POESIlT HAFSEN ORS A R E BACK to help you. This Measure into mixing bowl: TOUrSETHIMt ^ service is FREE. < S e rN il Elastic Stickints cup shortening. » IWWWOUkW *m IIIIMM CBsWiOS nm qualhr kg .Measure into cup: 1 cup milk, You can leave a chicken whole I teaspoon vanilla. itring oyioo elfeKtc icocklagp or cut It in pieces when you are tlkxt pfforid« irm, coanfoit' Have ready; 2 eggs, unbeaten, going to simmer it. (1 square unst.eetened chocolate, •bit tuppon ai t MW I low pfkt jrcM cao Fishiri for Sure! melted, 2 tablei^pns water, 1 Cooking chicken livers? Make tablespoon sugar,- teaspoon sure- the bile sac on each liver Is soda). cut away or you’ll -have bitter fla­ WELDON DRUG CO. . (M ix by hand or at a loti/ zpeed vor. M l Main Street—MI 8-5831 of electric mixer ) btlr shortening Just to soften. Sift in dry ingre­ For AetU-e Youngstera ’ dients. Add 44 - cup o f the milk Prevent skinned - knees with PICNIC CAPTAIN EASY Daughter’s Plea Call HI W i l l and mix until all Dour is damfv BY LESLIE TURNER FRECKLES AND HIS PRIENDS SUght Mistake rugged, sturdy DUNGAREES, for BY MERRILL BLOSSER ened. Then beat 2 minutes. Add boys. The Children's Dep’t. of J. MV NAM» IC N T WAKKHAlAi FLCABBt HA NBA* N A Nice Ttc^ Kip' edT HOW CAii you eggs and remaining milk and beat iSAip' U5T'»M* thobb: DB5FBKATB BFRORT TO you CAN'T USB TMtse R BOHBAItTLBBSf WHy.THAT'5 MAUANO MUSTVE MADE W., Hale Corp. has unpacked a 5AVB MOhCS UFB! «HC- IF ’HDU SMI MyOA$S MN6 OFF TODAY 1 minute • longer. (Count only shipment for the S-6x livewlrea. 6HOWV,«OF» TO BTILLVOUR MARRier/ THey BRpME UP/ Mc's evtN hold NBB05 MBDICAL AV? V * 5 HAKB Mi powmI 5HB» CAN (T 66 WELOSO liXHWEIL.- actual beating time. Or count Double-patch knees and plenty of UP ONLY YESTEROAV/ IN6 HfcR HAND/ beating, time. 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Eaey to OvereetiniRte Crowds Seek Top Cashi Leading Oub Easiest thin* in the world is to overestimate a (irowd. Take New York, July 17 l(iflvlng the kida a fit in . never counted the ■people’' but liance, I waif sitting, next to Joe if they really believed Sam would Christian. Christy, as he would use it. I t the teams this season in Zone Two , the American Leagife, wresting I National l.«aKue doubt very much if Oit reported ■! competition.' - ith* home run lead from Mickey figure Is ever reached. prefer to be called, is the director For some 20'yeara Sam has been The Icfcals need a victory to re­ I Mantle and closing within one W. u Prt. G.B. I’ll never forget one night about ol athletics at 'he University of weddecl to a battered, old fashioned .48 — main in contention for Zone i point of the Mick in the batting I Philadelphia ... .88 ..■571 * decade ago. i^ e n the famed hew Connecticut. Hosta bn the partic- driver he obtained from.^ Henry .lionors and a berth in the fortli- battle. I St. Louia ... jx..... 47 M ..UM York Renaissance .basketball • tilar day we talked was Wealeyan PicariL Joe Wolfe, who does the re­ ' coming State Tournament. Both Williams has hit 26 home runs r Milwaukee...... 48 37 .565 <1 team, forerunners of Uie Hkriejn University. pair work, claims the only resem- clubs have four games remaining, land is battipg .360. Mantle, the’l Bror’;lyn ...... 46 38 .Ml 1 Globetrotters, played an e’sHblHon Our conyeM*tioTsgan.T5Uncrib bTahce ■ to th* original club ia in Cincinnati ...... ; Including tonight's battle, and 125-year-old New York Yankee! .4 8 38 .,541 2'i game against the Manchester crowds. "I sec where 10,000 saw Sam's mind. while V/Tltlmantic sporta a neat 7-1 Ne*v Yoi k ...... 4(1 44 -176 8 ■' th* game last Saturday at Starrs I cente. fielder who laat y'ear be-1 Guards at the local Armory. The Three-Tlm* Winner won and lost reemrd the SUk ■ came the first triple crown winner ! ''Pi'ltalmrgh ...... 12 .'M .372 17 Rena, kingpins Of professional ball Is that a record ?'; i asked Christy. 'l<'r*)i( Photos Towmer* .are only 5-3. since Williams did it in 1947. has (jhlcago ...... 27 32 .342 18>4 for nearly a quarter e'entury,. had "It would have been s record if we But Snead has-^on three PGA BOBBY DAIGLE DANNY RENN DAVE HEYART CHUCK SAIMOND. Hope* for Best lilt 24 home runs snd is batting: Wednesday's S<-hedule In their contract a stipulation that had that many but we .didn't. I championships with it. The t>layera Daigle is hoping that hi* boy* .361. , Cincinnati at 'New York. 1:30 often get a bang out of the re­ feel sure., that he'll go right back they WDuld be guaranteed a cer­ to it whe)Ti they start placing for can upend WilHmantlc and then Heat No Handicap p.m. ■. Lawrence (9-5) vs. Barclay tain figure or a percentage of the ported attendance figures that are have East Hartford beat th* The Thumper was at it agaih 14-91. published. Sometimee they are keeps. Thread City nine latei'' and poa- j Ikat night, belting his 26t}i homer gate, taklng 'whlc'hever was the St. LoUis at Brooklyn, 9 p.m.— greater antounL • double'and triple the exact numiber; The . new driver is a modern Street Fighting Out for Oiardello; sibly force at least a tie. for Zone jin 90-degre heat (the stuff that's Jones (7-S» vs. Newcohibe (9-6». ■ *T can recall the time we had streamlined'mbdel\wlth a stiffer supposed to wilt old guys) at Kan­ The game was booked with $125 laurels.' Willlmantio was upset by Chicago at Pittsburgh. 8:15 p.m,' t)ie guarantee. Thanks to a revival a correspondent for one of th* shaft ami greater loft. In practice East Hartford Sunday afternoon sas City to trigger a three-run —Drabo^ky (4-8) vs. Kline (2-JJl, daily paper*. He was only a stu­ with it, Snead hasn't missed a fair- while Manchester won a double- ninth that beat the A's 4-3. Of basketball, following World w'ay. He Stays Home Waiting^’ for Sugar Milwaukee at Philadelphia, 8 War II. a SRO crowd Jammed its dent here st the time and he header from weak Danielson. Mantle, .complaining of feeling p.m.—-Burdette (7-6i vs. Hacker covered sports. In every story that Play Was scheduled to start at Both previous Manchester-WUlIc tired. Was Orfbr-3, but walked and (5-2),or Roberta (6-12(. way Into the Main St. drillshed. he wrote the crowds were men­ Lead Brooklyn Dodgers to Fifth^traight scored the winging run in a 10-4,' The fire lawa limited the attend­ 8 a.ro. (EST) today with 64' first New York (NEA)—Joey^’ <^and th* m one^it cost m e .. .well, mantic encounter* were bitterly . [ TiieMday's Reiaiilts ance to 1,415 but when the fans tioned. If we had 200, it would round matches to run off over CHURCH LEAGUE * you go home at night and play fought, with the locgis on the D^ger pitcher Carl Bhakine, who beat 9t.,Louis 7-B last night in an ei^tl-innini« rellef stint, puts 10-inning victory a t Detroit that I Brooklyn 7. St. Louli 5' -vppesr aa 2,000. If 6,000 actually the 6.773-yard, par 38-35—71 G'ardello. had j'ust dropped short end of a 4-0 and 3^2 score. padded" the Yankees' lead to four '(Jiight). stampeded around the - box office Scoring in ev«ry inning Temple with the kide." . . his arms around homer-hitting, mates. Duke Snider, left, and Gil Hodges, i^er JObibels Field game, I Milwaukee *, Phlladelphiiipma a came it would be 12,000. I' often Miami VaUey cour*. Double Walter Cartier three times in It waa because of his mash with Righthander Clyde Richard, who Snider'a two-run blast was his 20th and Hodgera’ solo belt was his 12th. Vicf games over Chicago, The Wliite additional tickets were sold. Beth upended Centerr Congregatlon- was fifth straight Sox were beaten 3-1 by Baltimore. (night). V wished that we had taken in the rounds of 18-hole matches are the first round and now he the law that Giardello lost the dropped both games to Williman- for Brooklyn in tight National I^gue race. (Jtp Wlrephoto). New York 9, Cincinnati I (night), One of the mainstays of the Rens number ,of admlsslorui that- we scheduled Thursday and Friday, al 19-13 last nlTht at Charter Oak was up on a table in his dress­ crack a t Bobo -Olson's middle­ ttc, is expected to pitch again to­ Cleveland made It five in a row wn.s Geof.*ge Crowe, the hard-hitting Pa:-k. M.'c Smoie (five hits), Mirv with a 9-3 Job on Washington. Pittaburgh 5-5. Chicago 4-3 (First ' were supposed to have spectators then the semi-finals and final will ing room at Madison Square weight crown. night and he'll be opposed by game suspended game of June 16). first baseman with the Cincinnati at bur games that'year. We would be ove'r the 36-hole route. Cphcn (four hits) and Art Ritten- Ahd now that Giardello has southpaw Bill Diffley. In the National, Philadelphia berg (four hits) accounted for 11 Garden, talking excitedly with his Pro Tonnis Stars Put Amatours ia Thiir Plasas held first place despite a 6-2 de­ I Thursday’s Schedule Redlegs. Puggy Bell, Johnny Ii- have, beei. sitting pretty." The winner will get $8,000. a new managers and the mob around him. thoroughly qualified for a match Third 'baseman Glenn M*rrer feat by Milwaukee as Brooklyn St. Lwjis at Brooklyn. 1:30 p.m. »ars. Zsch Clayton. Sonny Woods. . Speaking of flgurei, and not high for this tournament, and the' runs batted in for the victors. "I got a new kid, his name's with Robinson, Sugar Ray takes (.333), catcher Dick Avery beat'second place St. Louii; 7-5, ! Cincinnati at New York, 1:30 Henry' Singleton, Dolly King and Marilyn Monroe's, promoters of runnerup $.5,000. Dick PitlEin, Ted Phillips and Walt Carmine," he announced. time out to get more important (.313)-and shortstop Danny Rcnn Cincinnati lost 6-1 at New York! Hank DeZonle were others with the the fiaUc. card in Manchester Freeburn'collected nine of Congo*' money with Carmen Basillo, a (.304) are expected to provide th* p.m. Snead is the only player in the 13 safeties. Rittenberg, Pitkin snd "How do you spell it?" he was with Redleg slugger Frank Robin­ Chicago at Pittaburgh. 1 :.30 p.m. ca.st.of Negro stars. several weeks ago reported a field who has a chance to Join asked. welter. offensive power for the home club son suffering a concussion when Milwaukee at Philadelphia, * crowd 1,500. However, State Ath­ Frbebir-n all homered during the "See hotv life works," muses which m ust. face Rockville twice Rosewall Gets Going Over 'Walter'Hagen as a four-time PGA high-scoring contest. "I don't know ... ask my man­ beaned by Ruben Gome*. , p.m. Bob Douglas, owner and business letic Commission figures showed winner. His chances are rated ager, Carmine Graziano. He knows. Giardello. "I knew Olson couldn't and Danielson once to its remain­ Pittsburgh’s Pirates look two j manager of the Rena, arrived at but 636 tickets were sold. Was it about even with Doug Ford, the Temple Beth 531 154 x-19-23-2 I-.dffin!tJ5ni • . "Now I got to flight guys her* — Rcibertaon P«rk. Pancho Gonzales today, ‘’but a A couple of yeafs ago, Tra1>ert, Fat BoRum Passtd Up Wednesday's Schedule main floor where the garne wa.s and the Armory high was noted plon Chick Hnrbert says he's still B'ardt, Dick Krihjak and Jim Top Middleweight and there and wait for Robinion. wali. 6-2, 8-6, 6-4, while Segura times thia month, b u t^ h ile Wil­ Major League! .being, ataged. He didn't utter a during the 1955-56 canipaign when Tltihlmann each chipped in with Lutherans vs. Marines; 6:18 — lot of people laughed at me. was regarded aa perhaps the top outlaahed Trabeit 6-4, 7-6, 9-11, liams has hit at a .3Sd\clip (14 Baltimore at Chicago. 2:30 p.m. feeling the after-effects of whoop- This waa early Mn 1954 and by .or until h« retires and there is an Robertson Park. think we are proving'lt this week." 'amateur in the world, ,Then" he ii,WtghL (M^-sfx^-^KaceSnKcn-' in'';)) , iookeo!< "arx«Mwi^«4 eilmin^ion , tputnajiient, The only 4tA,. , aasigjLe a c Je rS ’j^ujiiij g«*r\bn,J;b«,tr the S.tal* out, ;Jb«y-4»«rft? w « u g h -htr „225-,>nine. J»Hah-a'.fe?a( .minules.Md then fs\r thln’l^ goiBpiSfiTSt'nr that' -vproa 'g#''unu»- tfte’,'''caujj:ti' ,..„..»..„-,.,..,NaMe«al'League...... Waahingtoin at* Clev«iind; '* p.m, ■ csrtfr baelc'W'tti'e' ofTib'e."'" ‘ ■ 'TbnrnffmertV. - -w— ■ -...... ilea. e*sa»ght»iwd« r-klm'1SS' ■withi more eohOdepce.'’ ^aaid' Gpn- pmirwd -tr on stihce last wdeTra:? "For J’ear’s T v t read about the . Flnaats Troy, then bea’tlK'j;'"the likes of wUii-presf>ot«^'ii^jfek'Kraner,~wwi ■rouir.'7”' . . star game, batting .62,5 in al BatUiig (Based on zob at bats) —Stobbs (2-13) V I . Mosst 17-2). . "You have aljout 1,800 people In Burke started off against the .0 10 4 208 3-22-21-4 ,tlme at 25," • 6;15 — ML J^cbo.' zalaa, who jpinet the piay-for-play ! New York at Detroit, 9:15 p.m.— that hail, give or take 25. Unless crowd* of 1>80® and 2,000 at the host prof^ional at tlie Miami Val­ , BapUsi , t 0 d''40SI: 6-11 85 'Tiger Jones and Al Andrews and After the la*t year-and-^a-haif, games wiUi 10 hits in 16 at bats, VAei'on, Milwaukee, ;348: Musial, Armory for basketball garnes," Bobby Jones, he -was the top Thur*dA}', July 18 . troupe in 1948.” If you ha\-e one six homers and eight RBI's. . . sK j.«ui8, .343; Fondy, Pittsburgh. , Turley 14-2) vs. Bunnlng (U-2). I git—(the amount of nioney-es- ley Golf Cliib, Gene March!, in to­ Kriniak, ^ennett and Amirault; prize lighting should practically big fault in your game,, you’ll loee Perry told me. '."but we never Billard and Hughes.' middleweight ou'tside of Bobo Ol­ Naastffs vs. P ft F, 6:16--Char- was one-for-two last night .329K Groat,- Pittsburgh, .325; Boston St Kansas City,.10 p.m.— capea me at the moment) we don’t day’s first round of the all-match son, then the champion, apd Giar­ .be a breeze for Giardello, on the pro circuit; To Teach in China Sullivan 184) vs. Terry (8-4). ' go up on the floor." came clo.xe to those ngures. I real­ play tournament., He's'^in a rugged "When I got put of Jail. .and ter Oak Park. and put Virgil Trucks, w'ho had an I Mays,\New Vork, .317. ly don't Know where the published dello held-Olson'in disdain. He was JOEY GIARDELLO - -apcttwr-vir P- ft: F, d^Waddelt- ■‘Look at Rosewall and Trabert. eight-inning four hitter, on the | Runa-TAaron. Milwaukee, 68; Tuesday's Results The local'impresario had no al­ quarter on the draw with. Open ALUMNI LE.\GUE fought (Jharley Cotton a couple of figures came from but they were Champion Dick Mayer, Ted Kroll, 24 years old and the future seemed times, 1 thought I was through," Field. It remains to be seen if they ever i*''*i* - “ “J'*. NevK^York, 61; Robinson. New York 10, Detroit 4 (10 In- ternative b)it tb Write a check for First National Bank and the to hold nothing but money ior went out for. a car ride with some nHi become rea: top proa. But 12th homer followed to nail it. Ike New Haven, July 17 (I'P)—A 22-year-61d former. Yale out- ningi, night). the amoi)nt wanted. Dougia'F-WITl- not accurate." nmnerup last year and ex-cham­ he recalls. "I was weak from be­ Green Manor v*. Auto Parts, 8— Cincinnati, Blaaingame, St. 'Nick Angelo, an official in the pions' Chandler Harper. Denny Elk.s battled to a 7-7 tie last night him. of his neighborhood guys one night ing in JaU. I lost 12 pounds. My Buckley Field, SPECIAL VALUES IM I'll tWI you this. Rosewall doesn't Delock won it in relief, although Louis, 59; lews, Milwaukee, fielder say.s teaching English to Chinese refugees'^i^ more Boston 4. Kansas City. 3 (night), mation of the crowd was almost at Charter Oak Park.. Tlie game Giardello now is a changed and they wound up giving a gas tagged for Woody Held's second now defunct Twilight Baseball Shut* and Jimtny 'ilirnesa. wue, Rosalie, she know* 1 don’t Norman’s vs. AnsaldT*. 8 - - have^the power and TVabert is no't 57. important to me th»n being just another ball player/Si^d Baltimore 3. Chicago 1 (night), exact. He's one guy that I would League for many seasons, (jften was called after six innings be­ fighter. Not because he uses his station attendant some trouble and Verplanck Field. faat enough, Tht t'a all they n *d— home run of the game in the aeveland I, Washington t never dispute on eatimating Snead's quarter includes Har- like work, ao she kept on me. Runs Batted In -Aaron, Milwau­ Ray LaMontagne of Manche.ster, N. H., means it. He is h ^ questioned these flgures given ot»t cause of darkness. Ray Dotchin and hands better than he did. He is a couple of belts. He was a wild "I’m ■ better than ever. I can ' St. Mary’s Vi. Nike Warriera. ope flgw." ninth. Hec Lopez's hit streak ended way through an intensive, eight-*------^------——------ight). crowds. When Douglas solp his in­ bert, the 1954 champion: Felice Darcy Smith each itroked three different chiefly because he teems kid and they put him away. To­ at 22 games. kee, 77; Musial, S t.X ^uis, 70; Thursday’s Schedule gn crowd.s for the ball games at the Torza, ru'nnoup to Waiter. Burke- light inside and Instead of throw- 6:15 — Robertson Park. GoniaJes even had an analysis Crowe, Cincinnati. 68; iW k, Cin­ week course in Chinese at Yale' terests tn the Rena thil team alow- West Side Oval snd Mt. Nebo. hit* during the stalemate and to have learned that life can be day, ht loolts at thing* differently. a one-two, then stopping, I -----^------...... Ml I...... ,,'r' for SegUfs, a pro since lV+7. The The Yankees blew a 4-1 lead in prior to Joining the faculty of the He says tentative feelers from Washington at Cleveland, ? p.m. l.v. faded out of the picture. The mo In 1953, )uid Dow Finsterwsld. Chris McNeil and Dave Howes both hard on a wild kid who likes to the ninth before Tommy Byrne cinnati, 55; Mays, NewX'York, all 16 big league clubs have reached Baltim(>i«.At Chicago, 2:30 p.m. 1 knmv one thing, it’s very easy Needs filoney double up on punches. Throw a bandy-legged little Ecuadorian ■Thomas. Pittsburgh and E n n ^ St. new ..sia College, Hong Kong. club never lost money with Doug­ to overestimate a gathering, Ford, Burkemo and Vic Ghezzi hit sVeiy twice. The Elks cams hang around street corners. ua came on to end the H ger rally Whether \the six foot, one inch. him—three or four talking "big New York at Retrolt, 3 p.m,' las in charge. "I. used to look to make money lot of double hpoks. Look at my didn't- set the WL, ld op fire as an up with two markers in the final Two years ago, OlardcHo should by striking oiit Charlie Maxwell. Louis, 63. \ money.” Boston at KansSaCity, 3:30 p.m. whether it be indoors or^outdoors ! former PGA cham and ifiend it," lie says. VNow I record, it shows you I’m ready. I amateur, but he hag held his own 186-pound athlete would have been I’ve Bfways been skeptical of pub- P'®"* ‘*‘'8'^' f.-ame to gain the deadlock. have beaten Olson for the middle­ want to make it and get in busi- beat Rory Calhoun and knocked SEW L0ND() ever since aa a pro. Byrne, another of the AL's old Hits—Aaron, Milwaukee, 12'T^ ^ u s t another bail player" is de- "It was a liame-your-own price On* Monday laat fail during the which Includes former Open guys at 37, hit a three-run homer Musial, St. Louis, 112: Schoen- sort of thing," he recalls. “The lished attendsnee flgures. Bankers ...... 401 620-7-10-2 weight title. Instead, his street fless some place. You see. Car­ out Bobby Boyd. I’ll beat all the WATFRFORD ble, though. champions Ell, for one thing, there's no tractwxwere dangled before his Main Eventi^s Jay Hebert and Gene Llttler. Kuhimann. .<(. Joey did a,four and a half month special school. Costs money, but SPEED BOW MEN’S WEAR denying the fact that there were Byrne's second home run in two burgh, 1O4. eyes aftVr graduation last month. 000. but it was all sort of vague." Joey Giardello found the right at bats — having banged one .Sun­ Doubles—Musial, St. 'Louis, 27; But the big league scouts weren' Arm of Law strstch Ip 4 Philadelphia prison — that isn’t Important. You learn a combination for success- a bouple a lot stronger amateur fields in He probably could have drawn a ? ’ f St about the time he should have lot out of something like this. I 8 lUCES TONIGHT ! Pancho’a day," admitted Gonialea. day to Cap a winning six-run ninth Hoak, (Ptneinnat), 21; Spencer, New $50,000 bonuiKfor signing. vague in their praise of the young I JC'-OOURANTl«AOt'E ' of years and $106,000 or so too SPORT SHIRTS outfielder. ^|Toniglit Each been Battening Bobo Olson. He think of the- time I stood in Jail late. 28 L ep^Featm Event SUITS "But there isn't a player in the at Chicago.' York and Bouchee, Philadelphia, Plane 1s\at School New York— (N*?V) —Betmont Park Is being rriUrlsed b«- Two home runs by (3eorge Ana­ SPECIAL LOT world who has a better forehand Boone, NIcDonaM Hurt 20; Banka, Chicago and Mathews, , But that waan'tlyhat he wanted. “We felt he was so good he would Miise of ite mlle-and-a-half traek. stasia provided Fenn, Royals with 'Ladle* J'| r im or volley. That's why he can take Yank atarter Johnny Kucks hit Milwaukee, 19. He says his place is ^ t the school never have had to play minor Need to Win all five run* while gaining *■ close M l YUR SUITS SHORT SLEEVES Ray Boone in the head with a pitch, Triples—Mays, New York. 11; Little tracks afford a better view of races. There is the story 5-4 victory over Pagsni Caterers Rt. 85—4 mile* from N. L ,. II these fellows on the way lig does." in Hong Kong, an instluiUon sstab- league ball,” Frank McGowan, of the track out west described aa having been so smiui that the Rag. 660.00. Reg. $4;95. The outspoken Gonzaleit ob­ but the Tiger infielder left the Bruton, Milwaukee, 9; Snider, lished by Yale-in-Chln"a N|nd the Baltimore Orioles scout, said. The Louisville, Ky... July 17 (85 — last night at Colt's Park. Outhit Schoe^for Horse Racing Fans Nights Fights $ 4 1 . 9 5 field under his own power. Yank Brooklyn. Bouchee. Philadelphia officials never had to -bother witli. foul claims. Their stand was in by a 9-4 margin, the Caterers left Admleslon $1,10 NOW . . . NOW .. viously didn't think Trabert or Foi-d Foundation to assist gees Orioles were ready to shell out a Joey Giardetlo and Chico Vejar, the Infletd and whenever it looked like a Jockey was getting out Roeewall had earned their m Gil McDougald also left the game and Vlrdon. Pittsburgh, 6^ belching from Red fSiina. sizeable bonus. the^ bases loaded Iri the fourth Inn­ El Paso, Tex. — Willie ^Pep, 122, Sat. hlight 85,000 Program Reg. $57.00. Reg. $3.95. after being hi£ by . Frank who meet tonight in a nationally ot'lini), they simply leaned out and rapped him with a stick, Hartford. C3onn., outpointed Man­ $3995 "P" for pro yet. Home Runs—Aaron, Milwaukee,' He explains his decision tfiil "My colleagues felt the same' televised, scheduled 10-rbund fight, dispenatng discipline on the spot. ing after sco'.'lng three times with Naw York (NBA) — Prof. Geof-»he beamed, "and I'm cashing half N o w . . . NOW . . As for Lew Hoad, Roeev Lary. . , 29; Musial. St. Louis,'21; Snider, way: McGowan said about La- have one thing in common. They the help of five bases on balls and frey Ford listed the first problem my ticket*.' ny (Maestrito) Castro, 122, Miami, Duke Snider's 20tlv- home run. ‘«I'm just doing what I want to ^itagne's abilities. The most popular track today Is one of a mile If it is prop­ a Fenn eiTor. on th* board, stepped to the micro­ “See,” the student rasped, "we 10. ' Reg. $55.00. ■ $ ^ l'T .9 5 Reg. $2.95. { Davis Cup partner, who signed' Brooklyn, 20;- (Jiowe, Cincinnati both need the win, and need it with Kramer for a guaranteed Svith a man on. triggered a foUr- and Mathews, Milwaukee, 18. do.- 1 need them more than they OntB)tne. a dean's list Stu- badly. • erly constructed, although many contend that the Ideal strip for Royal* \ . .. ,.200 300 x-5-9-2 phone and began the day's lecture. got this thing narrowed down. We Port Arthur,.Tex. ~ Gil CatUlli, NOW •• NOW ... $125,000. for two years. Gonzales run fifth that bagged It for the Stolen Bases—Mays, New York, need me. I expect to learn a lot d ^ t, says he got the Idea of work­ spectators should measure tfare^iw rters of a mile. Pagani a ."..,001 300 0-4-4-3 Professor Ford wore glassis, a don’t jus throw money away!'.’ 128, San'Francisco, and Paul Jor­ Bl'Mka, who scored twice in the Giardello, .currently ranked No. neat blue suit, quiet tie end had Reg. $50.06. $ 3 2 9 5 Regr $1.95. said he was reserving his decision. 25; Temple, Cincinnati, 13; Bruton, more than I’ll be able to teach.” ing wlth"people from other lands 3 among the middlewelghts, wants T" Stonberger. xShlrley (4) and He made s couple of notation* gensen, 127, Port Arthur, drew, “He sure seems Hkc he's deter­ fo u r^ on Wally Moon's throwing Milwaukee. Fernandez, Philadel­ Considered the defensive star of from two Summers spent hitch­ Ble.Iry: Johnson and Turkington. wavy gray hair. His 'quiet class­ on a slip of paper, excused him­ 10. Carters N o w . . . NOW . . . errol\forJhelr fifth in a row. Carl a shot St the championship. A room voice and mavements .were mined," said big Pancho. "H e may phia and Blasingame, St. Louis 11. the Elis, LaMontagne was a power hiking, around 4];e contUient. loss tonight could ir.tierlll his self from'the class, hustled to the West Jordan, Utah — Jay Full- beat me, but i think I can licit Erskim won it in relief of rookie Pitching (Based on lO decisions) on offensa.as well. He had a three- At the start o^shls■ senior year, chsnces. NBA and Julius HelfaM Upset NATIONAL U TTI^ LEAGUE perfect for,'say, conducting a phi- ■lobby. Jammed into a telephone mef. 142, West Jordan, outpointed him." Danny McDevitt, while Llndy Mc­ - Sanford. PhlUdelphIa, 12-2, .857; year .batting average of .360, and he learned that YalKJn-Chtna sent Tom Jacobson pitchiM one-hit los.o^y course at Princeton. booth. , . Andy Maes, 147, Colorado Springs, WORK CLOTHES SPORT SHIRTS Daniel lost His secoind in a row ^ Vejap could be through in' the gentlemen, we start with •‘Tm not calling a bookmaker.” SUMMER SUITS They play Sunday. Podres,^ Brooklyn and Jones. SL stole i l bases in nine games—tops two Yale graduates e»<;h year to ring if he loses this one. He has ball laat night as the. Medics 8- and third to the Brooks fo^ an 8-6 Louis, 7-3, .700; Acker, Cincinnati in the Eaaterri Intercollegiate New Asia College. HO a ^ ie d and Over Title Bout with Amateur blanked Green Atanor at Buckley thq time element," he sgid. . “We he sneered. "I'm Just givin^'^e Richmond, Calif, — Luke Esister, For Pinters, SHORT and In today's matches. Trabert reeprd. League. ' lost two Important fights this throw oiit all horses that have not late icratchM to my handicapp^. ONE LOT ONLY tal;es on t Frank Sedgn>an and and Simmons, Philadelphia, 9-4, was one of two men accepti year. Field. Jacobson chalked ujv. 13 135. San Francisco, outpointed Bil­ Carpenters, plumbers LONG SLEEVES Daryl Spencer and -Ed Bressoud .692. strikeouts while his teammate* raced in the last 15 days." 1 got one-of them, too. t take no, ly Brown, -136, .Oakland, Calif., 10. 'V Segura meets Hoad. drove in all the Giant runs, with ------— ------_ x The fight will be televised over New York — tNEA) The'S the world championehlp," The students began calling tbem chance.*.” Regv.,$3.95. Strikeouts— Sanford, ' Philadel­ ABC at 10 p.m. (DST). supported him with six hits-jmd- Miami Beach, Fla. —' Miguel Spencer hammering in four on a National Boxing Assn., ‘led by Another smart step by Hurley out and Ford's "School for Horse Sounded Familiar Diaz, 151,' Havana, and Carmine 40% OFF NOW . . phia, i l l ; Drott. Chicago, 93: 25-year-old product Chairman Julius Helfand of the was getting Rocky Marciano to played errorless bail. The vic­ Single and two homers. Willie Friend, Pittsburgh, 86; Haddix, tors tallied three runs, in the sec­ Racing Fans" was hard gt work Inside, Professor Ford's talk — Flore, 148!ii New York, drew, 10. Reg. $4.95. Local Woman Ousted Mays was 4-for-4 in the Giant at­ Cincinnati Jockey Fares VtA- 1 favorite. He New York commission, is upset coach Rademacher, both at (Tolurn- on the first race at Belmont Park. he had. been going for an hour Montevideo, Uruguay :— ,W 1 m Philadelphia, 84; Jones. St. Louis. _ __ _ _ . - ¥ • a s y s ^ w lll use the about Floyd Patterson putting the bui, (3a., apd lasaquah. Wash., ond inning, two in the fourth and NOW . . tack against loser Hal Jeffcoat 80. ; w T * • t e 4 ‘ " m rw ' ' 1?*^* f*** f*st-startlng, three more in the fifth. For four months, Ford-has been now V.- was - starting to sound Snoek, 174, Holland, and Dogomar KimTS Mrs. Edna HiiinsKl of the MsJi* and reliever Hersh Freeman. elug on Lt. Pete Rademacher, an where the ,baldlng."challenger" will running a weekly session oh how strangely familiar. Martinez,. 171, Uruguay, drew, 10. Reg. $3.95. H o n o rs" hi-ateur, in Seattle on Aug. 22. finish his preparation. Hurle>’ al­ Medics ...... 030 230-8-6-0 SPORT COATS I Chester. Country GHub was eliminat­ Gomez won his lltlf, losing a shut­ In Mid tor Apprentice Green Manor 000 000—0-1-6 to pjsy horses. At flrsL you were NOW . ., ed by Mrs. Robert Ferris of Clin­ out when Robinson triplechand Ted American Lcagii* \ early rOun(}s. Cu* D'Amato, manager of . Pat­ ready he* the old champipn saying inclined to take - his'endeavor as Reg. $35.00. that Rademactier has more than Jacobson and Coleman; Colan- Reg. $2.95. ton. 6 and 4, tn- the Fo)(rth Flight Kluazewski singled in the -sixth. Batting (Based on 200 at b ^ Depends ^ J4tamlna terson, is miffed about the Rade­ gelo and Moran. typical of the lunacy w’hich sur­ NfflV . . . * 2 3 I of th'c openinjt round yesterday in The Redlegs, l a long fiS'ht. ■ Grounds, July 30. , . ■ building up Floyd Patterson and ■ by Cou-ies, Ed Jolly and ' Bruce $ 1 7 9 5 WALKIN6 Runs—Mantle.. New York. 80; didate for 1957 apprentiee honors Always Sunny carried off the Lavery, Spencer Rubber toppled morning classes in a midtown Wew FREE PARKIRI AT ALL STORES • PROMPT DEMVERY SERVICE NOW... Williams. Boston, 63; Piersall, Bos­ honor's in the feature -race, flir- TTje Stamford. Conn., nativa Rademacher may be an ar.ut- helping t0i get Emil Lence, the new York hotel.banquet room, in the American.turf. Isn’t afraid of the odds set agaihsl teur, you see, bu' the one-time promoter, otf the hook. Manchester Motor Sales 11-7 laat SHORTS ton, 58; Fox, Chicago and "Slevers, Ishing three lengths In advance of night St Waddell kleld. Cowles’ Here to Stay First in Quality Since 1917 Washington. 53. And if he succeeds in topping the Neshanlc in a field of 3-year old him in this fight. Vejar a-aa Washington State lineman ha* a The way things look now, Cus Major League Ball on G)ast list much of the c.redit goes to his against Vines HarUnez and iJ l rofessionat promoter In Jack D’Amato may have done the IBC blast came with the bases load^ The professor is here to stay. JAMtETS Reg>- $5.93. $399 Runs Batted In'—Skowron. New fillies. . ’ - and aloiig with Jolly, he enjoyed And one of his students, a guy in agent—Steve Vadnekis. a burly Elsew'here, Wild Ride, favored at against - Billy Graham and won Siurlej'.• Despite- ■■ what ■ ■ boxing's- big s favor w'hep he tk the Patter- NOW . York, 64; Wertz, Cleveland and and friendly West Virginian known bo.th flghte. domes say, Hurley knew that an son-Jackson return off. its hands. ' a perfect day at the plate. Jojny, a sports shirt who waa grimly BAYBESTOS Reg. $6.95. Reg. $4.93. $4.50 won the top event , at Bel­ ;who pitched well except-for/^ne' marking up a scratch'sheet, be- In F i^ Years Price Predicts Slevers, ‘Washin^on, 61; Mantle, by hi's friends aa the "Golden. Of the two, Vejar owne the Olympic champion t.lth a punch Jim Norris would not have gope B o n d td NOW .., .New York, 60; Jensen, Boaton and Greek," "Big Bear'.’ and 'Thin mont Park, General Riley ($38.20) to the expense of putting it bn out­ bad inning, itnick out 10 batter* .lieved In him. NO W .. posted his first New England vic­ most impressive record—76-10-2. wading into the profeaslonal title- and gave up two hits to tk'e Mo­ “Been^here every' vfeek," he Reg. $5.93. Reg. $3.95. Mlnoao, Chicago, 58. Man." Giardello's-is 68-13-6.. holder-would capture the public’s doors, however, for the show drew NOW BRAKE SHOES Washington. July 17 (85 — Rep.6’ Horace Stoneham, president of tory of the season tn accounting tors' Danny Mullins. ' / whisperell: "I'm doing good. This NOW . Hits-.-:Malzone. Boston and-Fox, Grant, who won with five fav­ Tonight's fight will he scored Imagination. And that this v.’ould no more than 11,255 paid admia- NOW :. Price (D-III) predicted today that the Giants, was to be questioned Chicago, 107; Minoto, Chicago, 103:'- for Narragansett Park's feature. aions and a gross of $66,038 at Birthday Bass . Spencer ___301 043)—^ 1 -11-6 man has helped me s lot. Put youn For Exchem^M Reg.-$4.95. major. Ibague baaeball will be orites at Monmouth Park yes­ Yield ($6.80) beat back the on a 10-0-8-7-6-5-44-2-1 basis be especially tr r against a yoijng Motors .... 000 061,..1/ 7. - 6-0 _ . mind on what he says, you’ll see.' IN STOCK! Reg. $2,9.1. later about that team's possible Gardner. Baltimore and Mantle, with two Judges and the refree pro champion . vriio has yet to Madison Square Garden when the Carl Steder holds tightly to NOW ... played in Loa Angeles, San Fran- New York, 99. terday to boost nia total, number stre.tch challenge of Liberty JSun feud w*a freah. Jolly and Cowles; A^Nell, Ktnel ‘It was s little after 16 and Ford NOW .. -Slid it of winners this year to 144, says scoring. ., ' srtablish himself. Ua best 18th birthday pres-, Reg. $4.95. ciaco. Miami and Houston within move the extent to which "Doublee—MJnoso, Chicago, 22; for victory in Arlington Park's And Jack Hurley wasn’t beating ents, two 24. and one 18-pound (6) and Osols. !■ • was axplaining intricacies of fig­ ■ V five to 10 yeara. msy depend on pay Ulevision. the turning point in his career Headliner and Golden Notes ($6.50) Vejar was rein-.ated in Ken­ Unless business picks up in N«w uring the first race. He had seven Denim.s .. Gardner, Baltimore and Kaline, De­ tucky when he agreed to this York, the Rademacher raw experi­ the drums' for an amateur in Seat­ sea baza, taken off San Fran­ Price, in testimony prepared for . Mayor George (Christopher said troit, 21; Malzone, Boston, 20; Fox, came when Vaonakie took him pulled away In the stretch and won tle. cisco. INTERNATIONAL LITTLE more to do and then the. e I a ■ 1 MONROE under his wing last fall. (he $10,000 Hollywood Park fea­ fight. He had been suspended by ment m*y outdraw the Patterson- LEAGUE would be diantisied in time to BRAKE CABLES SWIM TRUNKS the House Anti-Trust Subcommit­ In San Francis(;o yesterday that Chicago. 19. the Kentucky State Boxing Com- Jackaoh encore. tee resuming sports heariitg.s to- an estimate of the outlay and time Triples—Nieman, Baltimore and Vaonakis, who' has. proved he ture. ■ Aceto ft Sylvester moved Into reach Belmont Park for the daily ONE LOT , day, said his “Own personal idea” can operate on the big time with misaipn when he failed to keep a Hurley ha* 'virglh -country run­ double. STRAW HATS required to set up a pay television McDougald and Simpson, New June. 10 engagement here. ning for him aa far aa a heavy­ first place laat night defeating LOAD Reg. $4.95. is that the two major leagues system "Is very discouraging for York, 6; Boyd, Baltimore. Aparicio, success as he did on the small Brown Ties Jocco in Point Standings Norman's 5-3 at'Verplanck Field. Ford had horses which had run Reg. $4.95.' eventually will expand from eight tracks, declinea to take anv credit' weight chaflipkmflh^) is concerned in the last 15 days printed on the $3.15 NOW . us who want' major league .baae­ Chtdago and Slevers, Washington, an(j Rademacher ia a local boy The Contractors have won four NOW .. to 10. clubs each and the four ball hjere next year." The estin)atea 5, * for G'.-ant's sudden rise to the top, ' - ^ U g U S t D a IC" At Riverside in Stock Car Competition times In five second round starts blackboard when he put down the SHOCK ABSORBERS Reg. $3.95. Reg. $3,95. ' cities he named will benefit. were 30 to 60 ttiillion dollars, and Borne 'Runs—Williams, Boston, but admits he liked the way the I who made good in Melbourne while Norman's have bowed twice chalk . and stepped to the micro­ LEVELERS NOW ... I Offer* Some Comfort 26; Mantle, New York, 24; Slevers, boy handled a hone the first time 3CO rC & l\C llll 11 Hurley is making th* most of the in five outihge. A ft S'* Dave phone again." NOW .. three to four years, fact, that hii flgttehed a big. Prevent sag, sway aiid dip.. .increase road Reg. $2.95, The Illinois' congressman, a for­ Washington, 20;' Maxwell. Detroit, he saw him ride al .Cranwood Park I Hit ...... The latest offii-ial point stand-<, flock of seconds and thirds. He A-uandis and Mlnoao, Chi­ chance of Winning and are safe to like it," but he plans a comebkek —Drove In four runs for 66-1 vic­ Browm of Springfield still on the rently in third place. Norman’s ....0 0 0 003—3-3-2 out careful evaluation of the per­ load, Monroe I,oad Levelefs give CALI­ to San Frahdsco. cago. 11. ride," said the Golden Greek, who tory over Redlega with a single rooter*. The letters come from the upgrade. He has how moved into Anderson and Johnaton; Pear­ centages." HOBBY JEAN PAJAMAS in mid-August as' a Cleveland In­ peanut ’ groj/ren in , w'ho All the first divisloh boy* along BRATED RIDE CONTROL WITH ANY WE INVITE ■ "It cannot be thought seriously Pitching (Based on 10 decisions) first became acquainted with horse­ diana’ pitcher. and tviro home runs. a tie with Jocco Magglacomo of with 50 or more ambjtioua pilots son and Kaaavage. "$se what I mean," ths guy aaid. SUMMER WEIGHT Willie Pep Winner Pitching—Ray Moore, Orioles-,- supposedly upt up the $250,()00 "People ' throw away half th*ir LOAD that the great city of New York -Bunnlng. Detroit, 11-2, ,848; men while wof.-king aa a newa- His doctor ye.:?rday okayed Poughkeepsie for sixth place. Both wlU lie out for the wins again Sat­ YOUR INQUIRIES SLACKS would long remain with a aingie Shantz. New York, 9-2, .818: Dono­ paper vendor at Wheeling Downs. workouts starting tomorrow, and Defeated White Sox 3-1 with four-' guarantee for Patterson. Rade­ urday night at Riverside. The pro­ ALUMNI FARM LEAGUE money,’: Reg. $3.95. $ ^ . 7 hitter, retlrin'g 21 In order before macher convinced U»em that he have 106 points going into Satur- Small Siibes major league baaeball team' (the In G>nieback Bout van. Chicago and Grim. New York. Shortly afto' Grant's contract said the 24-year-old southpaw d ^ night's card. < gram is scheduled for an 8:15 p.m. The Red Sox maintained their "What about the other half?" NOW Yankees)." he said,"any more 8-3, .727; Harshman, (bhlcagd and sl)ould be able to pitch "in four to giving up a two-out single in th* was good enough w^lle stationed getaway. TjyJ guy put on a sour face and was sold this spring to tpe Caro­ in the Army there.'The-letters c,ome There was only one minor change hold on first place last night with Values to $5.93. $< Reg, $2.95. $T| .9 I than it can be thought that Los El Paso, Tex.. July 17 OP) Fbf- Trucka, -Kansas City, 7-3. .700. lyn K Stable, trained by Daverne six weeks." eighth and be(njg forced out of the a 6-3 triumph over the Yankees twisted to see the blackboard bet­ Angeles and San Francisco, to say Or. Charles Thomas said he game when Nellie Fox’s one-nut from Army buddies of the 29-year- in the lead pilots this week. Reiie ter. NOW . .... NOW ...... I mer Yeathenvelghl champion Wil­ Strikeouts Wynn. Clevel il, Emery, for a reported $10,000. eld Pete, who talks even a better Charland of Holyoke moved up OPEN 8EAHUNS at . the West Side Oval, The game ; nothing of Minneapolis and other lie Pep of Hartford, Oomt, started 117;- Bunnlng. Detroit. 99; Pierce, there were rumors that ifbbnd "great improvement" in aingie hit his pitching hand in the was tied at 3-all after seven full The professor advanced the les­ ' cities, will much longer r e m's i n ° Score's eye. hit by a line drive ninth.' Hght than he made in Australta. one spot and into a tie for seventh Alexandria Bay, N,,Y.—(NEA) son to include a theory that no his comeback wltH an easy declsloif Chicago, 93; Fornleles. Boston and v.‘o)ild be replaced as Howard's "You don't suppose this L. Mouk- place with veteran Stan Disbrow' Innings and Box rallied for without any major league clubs.” 0”er Manny (Maestrito) Castro Maas, Detroit, 72. ,i in a game with the.New York Yah- —All fishing seasons are wide three taUiea in the eighth frame, bet. ahould be placed if the Jocivy agent by a map more experienced i la.) Mav 7 hine, who Rademacher knocked of Poughkeepsie. Charland and open oh both sides of th* St. is not .included tn the top 10 MACHINE SHOP The Subcommittee is consider- las' night. *uL was an amateur,' do you?” DlsbroW have 96 each. The third to gain the victory. I Ing legislation to fix the status of wy>rks at L*ke(rpnt Stsdlun). The Lawrence River. Baas and pike’ Red Sox 002 000 13-6-13-1 riders at the track. Pep,, who says he’s going to re­ to stay .out of gption tha rest of the they read, "Don’t you know that tie in the t^ -1 0 list this week are the main U.'-gets. SEBYICE professional sports under the Anti­ gain his crown, punched Chstro, Hamillon Defeated And'on the mounts ha has ob­ doctor has advised him not to ' shows Dick Dixon of Warehouse Yankees 000 101 10—3-8-2 With Ford, there are ho wild trust Laws. season, because he doesn't want to travel with the team.. alt Red athletes are subsidized? Loomis, Hansen, McKay and claims, no deep hints of inside in­ who hail* from Miami, Fla., at will tained for hie b0|y. Grant has won spend the off season wondering if There are jto amateurs in Russia, Point, locked with the sidelined MODERN STORES FOR AUTO PARTS Price said It would be .“A 'Serious and piled up a sjzable advantage Hamilton Standard dropped a 47 races at Mohmquth. Howard, "The doctor doesn’t want me out Ken 'CooderiMte of Troy, N,- Y. NO s l a c K s e a s o n Borglda; Cromwell and Glbron. formation. Instead, he gives you SHOP mistake... to adopt any law, or he can make a comeback.- thereii>n the field'w ith.a lot of kqMoukhtnc actm^ly was the pro- "facts.” in Doints. 1-0 decision to the WilUraantlc' who had his first mount at.lVheel- His bride of a week, the former fl$stonaI champion of a tremendous Buddy-j|Q«M of Blast Hartford, E4st Lanaing, Mich.—(NEIA)— CHURCH CORNIRS to encourage the federal courts to BoUth judges and the referee'gave Ridges baseball team last night at baseballs flying around until 1 get ' "On* half of all races in 789 MAIN ST. ing last September and won his Nancy KCNamara, accompanied used tb things again." Score said. aonount of territory, Knocking him winner of last week’s main dvenL lUchigan State he* a su.nmer ic* Virgil Akins, SL Louis welter­ America.” he announcejl, “arU'won <51 PARK STRUT MAIN AND eOUUVAtD 191 CINTIR STRUT reach decisions, that would treat all 10 rounds to the still agil* and Henry Park, Rockville. The con­ first race Oct. 9 at Cnmwbod, has cut-Into IMdi* Flemka’s num­ a***ion during which 160 top organized baaeball merely aa a capable Pep. 'Score to the doctor's office for the "I guea* It's good edviec, too. I'm *ut male**. F*t* champion of all weight boxer, started fighting as ^ th* top twia houisee In ths Tace. test Wa.a stag^ for the benefit scored Tuesday with Hl-PIne examination. Thay plan to Uvr In. seeing better hut It still isn't ak Umt vast Um A and'Hohly arftltle* ber on* spot totaL Kreb* finally amateur *k*t*r* train for eight an amateur bantamweight at ISi HARTPORD • lAST HARTFORD • MANCHISTtR busineij." ^ Sack (sceighed m pounds. of the Rockville Little League,' w e can figure It down to the to6- ($3.80), Mmstercraft ($8.80), Lord amq$artmenl her* While Score good u I would like IL”. Idin to th* arwltM PatUraus and knockad off a main event after a week*. He'* now 38.. two. Now, give me-the righ on*,’’^ T fL JIAdiMM 7. l t l l T IL JAckton t^ K I TIL MHdwN )-S l< l /■ r :

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(Which meana Uva Modem how the program rking out. hold Items. CH 7-5829 after 5 p.m. and up. Rockvdle Hotel, TR Center on Main BL, approximate­ Do you have a house to aell and 140 ft. 28 Foster St. —Multiple Lilt)—all your raal aa- bikea for aale. Alao . buy...... uaed... te e . A. A, Dion. Inc., 299 Autumn A sh t r a v s t o the riomt, can’t aell it? Rep, Porter (D-OrelNdcked up Advertisement btcyclea. American made bicy St. Ml. 8-4380. •^0 THET DROP THEIR SVOHEff 5-9591. ly 1300 sq. f t Will remodsl to suit tate the modem way. The E31a- For Showdown By Red, U.S. Defense Heads ASH TRAVS ID THE LEFT, EVERYWHERE BUT » CHROME kitchen set, ges refrig­ tenant <3ali MI 0-8303 or Ml support from’the AFL-CIO. Execu CLASSIFIED A DVT. clea; $37.80. worth Mitten Agency, Realtors, live Council yaaterday. ffar his1 FOR THE best In shingle and built' ASH TRAVS ALL OVER THE FLOOR- THERE OUOHTA BE A LAWR * erator, washing machine, parlor PLEASANT ROOM, gentleman prs^ 9-6781. Are you looking lor a home and OAKLAND ST. - Lots for- ,-sale. 5Q 8-8930. DEPT. HOURS set. MI 9-4058, 9:30 a.m.-2 p.ni. ferred. Separate entrance. Park­ can’t find tha one you want? O il 50 3^8168. /. On G vil Rights move to bar U.S. aid to liny vitin (OSBtfained front ftage oaa) up roofing, gutters, leaders, chim- j American dictatorship. \ BOY S J8 INCH BICYCLE. Call ney and roof repairs csll Coughlin. I ing. 14',^ Hackmatack ■ St. MI LI8TING8 WANTED, tingle and S :15 A. M. to r:.10 P. M. SOFA AND chair, I.awson style, 3-8905. ^ D on 'tjtv e up. Call the JARVlS Porter made public a lalt'bf NATQ was created to help our MI B«467. MI S«7707, »' ■ i •^fuuu/iJb Suburban for Relit 66 two-family houses. Member , of (OsnUaued from Page One) gray, good condition, 140. TcI.'m I M A L T Y COMPANY TODAY, Suburban 75 MUS. Howard R. Hastings, Rsal- from Andrew J. Biemiller, dlrec-' Obituary Allies defend themaelvea—and that. Bit HOBY, 9-8964. ROOMS WITH kitchen privileges. ELLINGTON—Foe renC or sale, m e n you call ask to lee this 4lh lor of the labor organization’s De- COPY CLOSING TIME 1953' HARLEY-DAVIDSON. 7*~ If tor, 50 9-1107, any Wme. the means and method* of doing bo Ovcrhead, valvea. Phon4^ Ml Heating and Plumbing 17 j HOUYWOOR Centrally located,-Mrs. Dorsey, 14 large ultra-modem furaiahed of JULY SPECUL. BOLTON—Coventry line. New five But if they fall In that effort, {lartment of L^gialati'on, saying FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. 3-8570 after 6 p. m. FLA. GOING HOUSEKEEPING? Arch St. home, 2’ii baths, 2 fireplaces, ga­ room ranch, ^Ceramic file bath, MULTIPLE U8TING ofteVa tbs they atill will be free to finbpster that the AFL-CIO "strongly sup­ should be made available to them. 8. WATSON. P l ^ ^ m c and heat­ YOU OWE IT TO YOURSELF rage. euburban living at its beat, Almost' new seven room Split knotty pins^ kitchen, walk-out combined aervtcea of 26 realtors, against the bill--a Iset-ffgort ports the use of U.S. foreign policy Disarmament—Eisenhower said . , MON. THRU FRI Level home at 57 Brent Road, Man­ couree with which ^they have O eatlu ing contractor. New installatioha, TO SEE THIS BIG BARGAIN PLEASANT, clean room for two suitable for one or two families, basement. Large lot. ti5.60(r. R. SO salesmen to help tell your to develop and nourish democratic^ he le dead set againat receistng the I 10:.70 A. M. alteration work and npair work •SUPER ’ "DE LUXE” gcntlerncri at Center. Parking, chester, just a few blocks from F. Dimoefa C o., 50 9-5245, 50 house. For Information please call blocked all civil rights measures In Business Services Offered 13 children welcome. Owner, TR inktitutiona >in other nations.” current London disarmament talks MI 9-3808. 3 ROOMS OF FURNITURE bath and showed 29 Hazel St. MI 8-S69L______schools, new modem ahopplng cen­ 9-8818. X Carlton W. Hutchins, 50 9-8182. the |>ast. "W t believe that the product of SATURDAY 9 A. M. ter, and bus transportation. Fea­ Walter W. Schardt. REFRIGERATION sales and serv- All 100% Guaranteed 9-7083. To choke off a filibuster takes our democratic inaUtuttona should Walter-VI). Schardt, 31G Garden on the basis o f imyone there being ice. Commercial,, residential, air LLOYD’S PLUMBING Service as­ ONLY *433 ELLINGTON—BeauUful alr-condl- tures three bedroome, two tiled )N — Coventry line. New LISTINGS NEEDED for all types the votes of *4 Senators—^jwo-thirds not be usfd to shore up and psr- tired or discouraged. He said thera sures satisfaction, prompt service. DOUBLE ROOM near bath and baths (One with stall ahowerL g a of homes, capes, ranches, cor Dr., died this morning at the 51an- TOUR WKJPERATIO.S WILL eonditioners, freeaera. A. and W. PAY ONLY *14.08 MONTH tloned exceedingly large three- Cod, four down, two unfin- of the entire membership. - {letuate totalitarian in.xtltutiona cheater Memorial Hospital after a are sometimes good reasons for a BE APPRECIATED Refriferation Co, kn *-1237, MI CH 7-8124, M l 9.5485. - YOU GET — shower In quiet home. Free park­ room completely furnished apart­ rage, recreation room, full base- led up. Ceramic tile bath, large lontals 2. 3, or 4 -family. .Call In wrapid-fire order yesterday, anywhere in the world,” Blemlfier ing. MI 9-0887 after 6 :30 p.mf ment with Crane hot water oil h6at, Cleazynikl-Felber -A jj^cy, 5 0 long tltneas. .\ recess so that represantativaa o f 9-2050, Ml 9^)055. 15-PIECE BEDROOM ment, full tile bathroom, private lot, *14,500. R, P. Dimock Co„ after eight days of debate, the the various. coimtriee can consult H acre wooded lot. SelUng beli ' 50.8-5246, 5 0 9-881*. 3-1409 or MI 9-4291. ^ Sente voted to take up the House- / ------: - r - Bom in Rocheatw, N. Y., Jan. 11, 18-PIECE LIVING ROOM entrance.’ Owner. TO B-S891. 1892, he -had been a residiirit ibf with their governments, but no ex­ Dial Ml 3-5121 CLEAN AND paint Iboae gutters PLUMBING AND heating—repsira , 12-PIECE KITCHEN V^RY p l e a s a n t front room for replacement cost at *19,2()0. lrt» passed, bill and then rejected, 54-35, and contract work. Call MI 8-1301. i gentleman. Parking. 272 Main St. dlate occupancy. VERNON — 6 ii room ranch, full Manchester for the past six cuse whatever for getting dis­ now. Avoid costly repairs -later. ■ - Plus a. motion of Sen. 5tarse ID-Ore) to couraged. Ml. 8-1383. MI 3-4071. basement, ceramic tile bath, Leifal Notice Defieiise Stalls months, previously residing in ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR Summer Homes' for Rent 67 send the measure to its Judiciary Manpower—The ’ President alao Ovar JOO other liatinga /vaiiable brick vettecr front. Youngstown Committee for a week’s study. Baldwin, L. I. He was a retirad Moving— Trucking TV SET AND COMB. RANGE , In our office aa we a'n/membert • LIMITATION oaOKK linoty{>e o(>erator and was a mem­ ^ d there is no connection between RUBBI8R AND aansa removed. COVENTRY LAKE — Waterfront ■embers kitchen. 814,900. R. F. Dimock A'T A COURT OF PROBATE hrld This cleared .the decks for get­ Lost and Poand Free storitFc until wanted. Free] Boarders Wanted 59-A of Manchester's MultWle ber of the Printer. Typographical the diaarmgment talks and yes­ General 'clssnlng. esUara, attics Storage 20; delivery. Free set up by our own cottage. Available last week* of Usttng Co., 50 9-5245, 50 9-6818. »l Msnrhratri-,- within and (or the ting down to action on the bill ft- Testimony on System. ■ R lsW rt ’ Of Mancheitep on the. ISth day terday's Pentagon announcement and yards. Reasonable , ‘ales. M. reliable men. July, and August. Tel, Ml 9-7149. •elf and- the various amendments Union. •' LOST—Sum of money on Main AUS’TIN A. CHAMBERS CO. local! R O C K V IliX —Immaculately cared of July. IDS". He leaves his wife, Mrs. Mabel that U.S. armed forces will be cut A M. Rubbiata Removal. HI. Preaoni. Hon. Jotin J. W allM t,.Judzo. already pro{K>se‘d. — —- Street, between First National and long distance moving, pack I Phone for appointment ROOM AND board, gentleman. COVENTRY LAKE — Ctomfortably for six room Cape Cod. five fin-1 by 100,000 men by the end of this 9-8767, Hartford CH 7-0.'558 ..Estate of Albert M. Dupont, late of Sen. Anilcrson (D-NM) immedi- Kasper’s Mail Mallory Schardt; one eon. Dr. Wal­ Store. Tots, n Teens, Orant'a ing. storaga CaU MI. 3-B18f Hart j Tcl. MI .3-7675. tumiahed four-room cottages, con­ JARVIS REALTY CO. Ished rooms. Excellent residential Mancheeter in aald Diatrict, dereaaed. youf. ■ft— ' After 7 P.M. CH 6-4690 ter M. Schardt of Manchester; one Please YWT MI *-2879; GONDER'S T.V. Ssrvtcs, avaUabis ford CH. 7-1438. veniences. sandy beach. Kiefer, 654 CENTER ^T.. MANCHESTER area. *14,800. Webster Agency, TO On motion or Rosanna' c! Dupont of called up an amendment he brother, Otto Schardt of Yonkers, Discussing tha projectad man­ Mid'Manchester,..J. ----- executrix.. , Aiken (R-.Vt) have of­ (Continued from Pago One) any time. Antenna converalona; See It Da.v Or Night Lake and High Sla., Coventry. 5-5746. N. Y.; and five grandchildren. power reduction, Eisenhower, said FOUND—Tri^olored fettiale Fox PhUco factory aupervised service. MANCHESTER — Moving and If you have no means of trans­ Apart ment.s— Flats— CaU Ml *-4il2, MI 9-1200, 50 i-7847 ORDERED that six monthi from the fered to strike out Section 3 of terrier. Call Bolton'Dog Warden PI 2-8206. ISlh da.v of July. 19*7, he and the The funeral will be held at 2 both he and Secretary Wilson ba- Tel. MI. 8-1488. trucking Co. Ml. S-8563. Owned portation, I’ll send my Itut’o for Tenements 63 For prompt, courteous service. VERNON-Five room ranch, base­ aame are linilted and allowed for the the bill. Under this provision In­ tSatlfy,” Taylor said. ”What. dis­ MI *-6848. and operated by Walter B. Per o’clock Friday afternoon at the lieva the United States at praaeht you. No obligation. WE8TBR(50K. CONN. — West ment garage, wooded lot. Two- credltora within which to brine In Ihelr junctions could be obtained to pre- turbs me la whether I should *— is a lltUa stronger In manpower ^ ' DICK’S WEA’THERSTRIP Com­ rett Jr. • • NEW TWO-FAMILY flat, heat fur- claim* azainat aald estate, and said■aid veht Interference with a number whether It would weaken the Poat -Holmes Funeral Home, 400 5(ain LOST — Manchester Green area A — L-r-B— E— n— T^\S Beach, o « Post.Avenue, cottage'with full year old bouse, first time on mar­ executrix 1* directed to give pur ’ than is necesaary. Juat preclsaly / pany, doora and windows, custom ntshed. (Thildrcn welcome, no.pets. ------basement. New home. Fireplace ket, owner leaving atate, A chance of civil rights— the right to vote Office Department.” St., with the Rev. R. Russell Peary, Btaclc Corker Spaniel, answers to ■ 4345 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD for rent. ’ August 17-Slit. Graia notice to the creditors to biTns*rinr ln"^thetr ’ ■ sesoctste minister of the Center how much, he lald. is not y*t clear. work, guaranteed. Call Ml. 8-1883 MANCHESTER Package Delivery. *125 monthly. Write Box D, i yard for, children. Tel. MI 9-1232 and many axtraa. S. A. Beechler, for some smart buyer to got tl^J/:laimM _ whhtn *aid time allowed hy being just one of them. The Judge agid that ho la deeply Bnino. License No. 3692. Reward. after 8 p.m. ' Light trucking and packaga deliv­ Realtor, Ml 9-8952 or 5 0 3-8969. pubtlflhlnz a copy of this order in some Congregational Church, officiating. Middle .East—Aeked for com­ ESTATK Combination Range; oil Herald, Mi%. Fournier. house he or she has been looking [J Another section of the bill, left concerned about protecting the ment on the shipment of ■ovist -'Call MI 9-0570. ery. Refrlgeratora, waahera and and electrtclty. Inquire 26 Walk­ fn f ran Ka knna-hf »i’tk n_ 'n-Tti,” « Circulation In said untouched b.v Anderson's and Burial will be at the convenience-^ CHUCK’S RADIO and T.V. Service. etove moving tpeciaity Folding Hpip Wanted— Male 3( Articles for Sale 216 HOLLISTER St. Six rdom Co­ lor. can be bougnt with or with-■ probate district'whhtn ten day* from privacy of American citizens. the family. arms to some Middle B est. coun* Diamonds— Watches— er St, , - THREE RTOM apartment. Modem 50SQUA50GUT, Rhode lalatid. our furniture. Many fine features, 'he date of this order and return make Aiken's amendment. similarly Aiidrexaed to Judge FOUND—Black and brown female Small appliances repaired. 151 chttira for rent. Ml. t-0783 converiicnres, adult.s. no pelsjj*70.- lonial, three bedrooms, (two twin) Friends may call at the,funeral trise, {larticularly Egypt and , TEXTILE PrilNT room help,,.Sec- ROYAL AND Smith-Corona port Jewelry 48 Small cottage, sleeps five. Avail- call how for an ap{>ointm.ent. V a l! ’“ notice riven. would empower the attorney gen- Kasper’s Iswyei’; J. Benjamin dog. Call Lee Fraccbla, Dog War­ North Main St. MI 8-6517, resi­ KITCHEN, bedroom and living 34 Elm SI.. RoikviJlc. TR 5-2505 22 ft. living room with fireplace, • [J 3.4551 p ____ JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. home tomorrow night from 7 to Eisenhower, said such shipments by den. MI 1-8594. opd shift. Employe benefits in-j able and standard typewmers able from July 21 - August 4. 50 Fiano, Broker.'5n , tral to obtainyederal court injunc­ Simmons. Washington. D.C., point­ dence Ml 3-6960. LEONARD W YOST Jeweler, re- room aets. ,Ruga, lamps, etc. or TR 5-.50.50. 9-0513. apacioup kitchen, dishwasher, tions against violations or threat­ 9:30. Russia cannot {Mi^bly oontribute Painting—^Papering 21 elude hospitalization. life ■ insur­ All makes of adding machines raTATE OF RUTH M.~GIESECKE. ed out:to tre court that some of to (>eace. Ths effect, ha went on, FOUND- Tri-colored female Bea- pairs, adjusts watches expertly. Priced reasonable Tel, • MI aluminum storms and screens, at­ GLASTONBURY— Five room split Isle of Coventry. Conn.. In the Probate ened violationa of voting rights. In lieu of flowers the family re­ HILLS' TTILEVISION Service. ance, paid holidays snd vacations. sold or rented. Repairs on tached garage, brick patio with filririct of Coventry, deceaaed. Kasper's mail has come addressed quests that frienda contribute to will bs just tha ppposlts. . rie |pup. Call Bolton D ^ Warden. A’TTBN’TION Home Owners! Any Write Box K. Herald. Reasonable prices. Open daily. 9-2833. level on Cedar Ridge Drive, Just Persona accused of disobeying Available at alt times. Phflro fac­ makes. Marlow's. Thursday evenings. 129 Sprucr SIX ROOM duplex, Call MI 3-6052 Wanted To Rent 68 outdoor flrepiace.' By appointment opimsite Minnechsug golf course. The Executor .having exhibited hti tc Judge Taylor. Uie Hosjiital Building Fund drive. MI 9-8848. tory supervised service. Tel. M3 ranch type home painted for *200. adminittratlon account with said Estate injunctions obt,ained by the govern­ "And I’ye gotten some o f mine Vacation—If ths Rous# should Street Ml. 9-4387. MOVING OUT OF STATE -- Ken- after 7 p.m. ««ly- No agenU. *16.200. MI 8-6202. Built in'range and oven. Alum­ to the Court of Prabate for aald' Dis­ dseidt to recess— in ths event a t 9-9698. I’ i stoiV khd small Cape Cods, ATtENDANT-Night shift, 11 p. LOAM. DARK, rich, atone free. URGENTLY NEEDED five or six ment could be convicted and jailed addressed to the clerk of this m.-7 a. m. Mechanical experi­ Prompt delivery. Call PI 2-6277 or more electric range. GE refrigera­ inum Storm doora and windows. trict for allowance, it I* a protracted SsnaU fiUbaater on 8280. Only best’quality paints used. tor. Philco 21” TV, two-plere liv­ EAST HARTFORD - Four rooms, room house or duplex. Reasonable MANCHESTER —New 5).4 room ORDERED: That the Mth day . of for contempt of court without a court,” Simmons said. Announcements SEWING MACHINES—home and Applied by exi^rienced painters. ence preferred. Manchester Esso Willlmantlc ACademy 8-3283. Wash room, den and garage. Just July. 19*7, at 11:00 o'clock In iha Ju^t^trial. G l^ Rights—there la no reason - Garden— Farm— Dairy ing room set, two bedroom sets, one ‘ )>cdroom. hot water heat, oil, rent and what have you? Phone ranch, attached garage, ceramic a few minutes from Main Street "Would anybody suppose that commercial types bought, sold and For efficient service call PI 2-7170 Scrricenter, Windor Street, Buck- full cellar. Nice location. Elec­ 50 8-6342. tile bath, nearing completion, forenoon, at the Probate Office tn’Cov- ther parti of the bill would Senators Ask why hs won’t ba aMs to go o ff CHARTERED BUS Berries- Pic land. Tel, MI 9-8198. COAL AND wood furnace complete end tables, maple kitchen act. In one of Glastonbury's finest lo­ entrj- be. and the same I* aialsned'for -Mr. Kasper and I are in a con­ to Nswjxirt, R. I., for a vacauim be­ retired. Ralph Aldrich, MI PI 3-8140, HA 3-0420. Products 50 tric stove. Nice garden spot. Ga­ *17,800, R. F. Dimock Co. 50 a hearinz on the allowance of *ald ad­ eatabifsh a (Svil Rlghta Dlvialon spiracy with the court?” nica, outings, trips anywhere in with'pipes, good condition, almost other household items^ Reason­ cations, *19,900. VtL Fiano, Brok­ fore final adjoummsht of Ooqgres. able. MI 9-7871. rage. Some fuiniture. Near Man­ TWO ADULTS desperately need *•5246 or Joeeph Ashford. MI ministration account with said E*tate In the Justice Department and "What I am yearning for la the atate. IhAIlc utUlty rates. Call HIXTERIOR and’ Interior painting. EXPERIENCED All-Around Ma- like new. Call Ml 3-5717. NOW IN SEASON —Red raspber­ er, 50 8-4801. and Ihla Court directs the Executor to Effect of Cuts Elsenhower noted that at ths after 8 p.m. H. A. Frink, Wapping. chester, bu.s line. Ideal for two three or four-room apartment. 9-6*18: create a bipartisan presidential some kind of law—something from COMMERCIAL .Refrigeration and Ceilings refiniahed. Paperhanging. chtnista Wanted. The Quint Ma­ ries. blueberries, native corn, sum, Central. Call 50 9-1701. ~ cite all persona interested therein to commission to make a general 2- Newjjort Naval Boss ha would Ml 3-7188. ' chine Coip, Call 8-4:30, MI OFFICE DESK and metal filing i nier. squash, green and Wax beans. adult.s, *95. Write Bo.x G. e.-'o SOUTH WINDSOR — Huge five appear at said time and place, by pub- the textbooks,” Taylor, aald. Alr-Oonditioning Service. 31 vears Wallpaper books. Estimates given. CAPE COD—Four down, two un­ Itshlns this order one time alh aome year study of the protection of only about an hour and a half in this locality. Cali before 8 9-882S. cabinet. Handy Hot apartment' USED FURNITURE fdr sale, rea­ Herald. room custom built ranch with The Judge, ruling that Bur- Fully covered by insurance. Call Fresh picked daily from the farm. sonable. MI 9-tOIO. ’ w a n t e d by retired couple, three finished up, immsculate condition, ^ w an aper havInr’S ..circulation In aald civil rights. In U.S. Forces from Washington by plane, and a, m. or after 5:80 p. m. W. W, Edward R. Price MI 9-1003. size washer. Phone MI 9-2109. Farmer's Market. 811 East Middle or four-rijom unfurnished flat. breezeway and two-car garage. District, and by posting a copy on the rciughs should not be called to the Personals FIVE ROOM flat In a duplex with near schoola and trans{X)rtation. Very large kitchen and dining public sign post nearest to the place Elsenhower's brief statement, could get back In a hiirry If nee- Philipa, MI 8-7823. Tpke.. across from Shady Glen. No peta. 5 0 3-4320. *14,200. R. F. Dimock Oo., 50 stand Immediately,' asked Craw­ eaaary. HOME IMPROVEMENT-All types Help Wanted— HIGH CHAIR, bathinette, car seati WHAT! Yoirhaven't any antique's? garage. Adults only. Write Box H, area with built in appliances. where the deceased last dwell, at leaat after the Senate voted to Uke up ford.'to keep the mail carrier as (Contfaioed from Page One) SHOE R E P A m m o whUe you wait Tel. Ml 9-0474. Hurry out to the new .Curiosity Herald. 9-5245 or Joseph Ashford, 50 five dava before aald time assigned. of painting, light masonry work. rocking horae, large Thayer doll FIVE OR SIX-ROOM House and Master control lighting. Full tile And due return make. the bill, expresaeo hope that it his last witness. Treaties—Discussing demands in or arhUa you shop. Sam Yulyes, 23 Male or Female 37! Shop. Route 6, Andover. Open l-'s 9-6818. ^ MORTENSEN TV. Specialised RCA Reasonable rates. Phone MI carriage., doll crib and high chair. 270 BALES first cutting hay. alfal­ garage for two adults, mother and bath with vanity. Lavatory and Certified from Record, will 1« acted on ”wlthout Undue Crawford said . he had raceivad other committee member, eaid ho Congress for ending gtatus of Oak S t, at Purnell Parking Lot Ml 3-4822. week days, 1-8 Saturdays and Sun- THREE ROOM furnished aparl- ELMORE TURKINOTON. Judge. delay;’’ lelevialon aervica^ MI. 8-4841 9-9208, WANTED in Rockville — payroll! fa, timothy, orchard grass mix­ daughter, with oil or gas heat and ANSALDI BUILT Colonial, six shower in master bedroom. a telegram from the chief inajisctor wants to knew "how much of a Forces Trsatiss. ^uiring foreign clerk, must be thoroughly exper­ . .day*, . ______------— ment. Center St. near \,Mam-hes- Beautiful panoramic -view of Hart­ He outlined what he called its trials for American SsrvieemsnTh BABY CARRIAGE, *5. Te«te7- ture. Douglas Wethere)I,-?8-DeiTr- ter Center. All utilities. Call New­ automatic hot water, before Sept. rooms, large lot, 1'4 baths. of the Pqst Office Department In reduction this meana in our com­ Antomomnes tor Sale S’lEVE'S and Joe’s — Roofing, PAINTING ____ irhanging. ienced. TOp wages for right per­ Ing St. MI 3-7172. 1. ■ Call MI 3-8948 between 9-12 ford, The family will really-enjoy “four simple objectives” and said some Inatancae, Elsenhower mad* Babe, car seat, bathinette *3, BARGAIN ON household furniture. ington. MOhaw’k 6-9868. . Youngstown kitchen, basement ga­ Washington that Burroughs should bat {lower.' chimney, guttera, exterior house Good clean work..._ Ip at rea- son. Call Rockville TO 5-3388. mornings. rage. *20.500. R. F. Dimock Co. firing here. Val Fl.no, Broker. Mli j V f r g . R u i T C e E s t a t e that while imy language changes it emphatically clear Be Is againat NEED A CAR? Short on a down painting. Frea estimates. MI sonable rates. 30 ye each. 24” boy's bicvcle. *15. Row- Electric stove, refrigerators, comply with whatever ruling ’Tay­ In .Man­ FOUR ROOM apartment including 5n 9-5245 or Joseph Ashford, 5(1 In the bill were "a legislative lor made regardinl hit testimony. The Army wae ordered to a1> any such move. payment or had your credit turned 9-4018. Chester. Raymond ia. Ml. STATE OF CONNECmCUT. Opeq ing machine. *6. Ml 3-6878. lamps, tables, other'items. Name MIDDLE-AGED business couple Household Gotxlfl 51 your own price. MI 9-1915. beat’, hot water, gas for cooking 9-8818. matter.” he hoped It would be The telegram, aald in pfcrt: sorb .half of the cut, er 50,000, the The Status of Forces Trsatiaa art down? Don’t give up! For a good 9-9237. V . Competitive Examination Notice. would like four .rtiom apartment in BOLTON—.six room older ranch. Valued at $39,580 kept an ‘'effective” measure. deal—not thru a small-loan com­ b a b y BATHINE7ITE, and gas stove and eleotrir refrig­ "If directed by the court to pro­ Air Force 36,000, the Navy 15,000 absolutely ssasntlal, ba said, adding Skilled^ Tradesman foreman (car- THE . v il l a g e CHARAl Antique Manchester. Tel, 511 3-6348, after 5tANCHBSTER Immaculate six Basement garage, large porch, Elsenhower s{>ecifioafiy ojipoaed Uiat without lueh alliancst wa pany—eee “ Barry” at 338 Main OIL BURNERS cleaned and serv­ pentriM’. CTosing date July 31, carriage, baskinettc, . automatic erator. *91 monthly. Call \II*-7737 *j).m . Tel, BU 9-2221. two acre lot, excellent location. ceed witH testimony, after direct­ and the 5(arine Corpe 10,000. bottle sterilizer. Phone -MI 9-6736. Shop of Manchester, Conn., 42 SOFA. KITCHEN set. Reasonable between 5 and 7 p.m. only. room Cape. Three or four bed­ providing for jury trials in con­ would bs eomiMlled to bring homa at, (Formarly Dmiglaa Motors). iced. MI 9-4901. Courses and Classes 2 t , 3957, No. 2898. Residence required. Spruce St. General line of inter­ Owner transferred, must aell. Re­ Mra. Gertrude Ware Bunce. who ing attention to prohibition againat for immediate sale, Call Ml .3-6748. rooms, nice yard (fenced), excel­ tempt cases growing out of In­ disclosure of information regard­ Congreee previously had author­ American troops stationed abroad. *4200-S!i64n per annum. (The Im­ THAYER Twin Carriage, one year i esting “."Uiues. anuques. past and future NORTH MAIN ST. -Four rooms, lent location, Waddell School. Id.eal duced to »1T,900. Robert D. Mur­ died March 22, left an estate of ized a combined strength of BSaPOBE TOU BUT a ussd ear FLOOR SANDING and reflntshlng. U. S, Civil, , SERVICE TESTS! BusincM Protierty for Saif 70 dock Realty Co. MI 9-8972. junctions obtained "to protect the ing addresses of patrons, mail mat­ Bisentaowar also sold that he bs- OSS airm an Motor Salaa. Bulck Specialising in old floors. m mediate Vacancy is at the Nor­ old. Excellent condition,condition. First co*j«cjibles. ineli^ding bric-a-brac TAPPAN GAS stove, 8x10 rug. heat and garage, two adults, no home for growing family. $13,900. *39.580. The inventory wax filed eonatituHopal righU of all citizens 2.800,000 men and women In uni­ lieves the ease o f army spsciaUst Meik-women. 16-52. Start high wich ^ a tc Hospital). Tabulating and glassivare. Open ail day and ter, etc., he should obey.” Salas and Sarvlcs, 888 Main 9-5780., as *72.00 Week. Preparatory reasonable offer accepted. Tel. Two runnel’s. Other miscellaneous pets. MI 9-5334. NEIGHBORHOOD grocery and , Don’t overlook this one. Call with Probate'Court Judge John J. to vote regahdigaa of race or color.’ Criiwrford said earlier that "p to o t form during the 12 months that 3.C WtlUojn 8. Girard h u been equipment operator.' Closing date MI 9.-4492. evenings. iterhs. ,MI 3-1857. Cieszynski-Felber Agency. 5n Wallett yesterday. began . July 1, but the latest da- StreeL ML 8-6871. Opsn svsnlngs. tricin g until appointed. Thou­ meat atora doing excellent busi- Wanted. Real Estate ■js developing very nicely’! In the whl{t{>ed up all out of proportion sands of Jobs open. sixperience' August 14. 1S5T. No. 2899. Resi­ .'.new. .C^s^-iKsnts toteMf-CaUM -8 .1 ^ 77 fense tabulation showed 2,789,642 dence Waived. $3l20-*4Q80 per an- ABSOLUTE b a r g a in - Custom .SEVEN. PIEC©wdin*Bf’.--iwyftf!;***;!,-- ..Business to ita importance. Girard is eharg- ,;;ixnpsD: ^Usually UBn««assss«5*^ .made-.-cdniiceii aiid d rii^ .'^ ^ lp '' *•7820. , ARii YOO-^ eONSlUERlilia - 'rial hold/'t^ek riid ld ^ .*25. -24 ", formica talile, *8 . Tsblfe ...... f o r -i le a l— „...... liiOyiNG' o v j o r iTA’nc.-v Seven 'ictuat reduction id . just -'under I'’- .-eW eTrtt itfallon,pn -requlfo- covers; *59.50 -‘ lamps.” *2,50 a puli'. LaWn''irtoweri" room rancli, it* baths: .laundry BMXINO TOUR WU»»«ftTYr ------prograin .117' Negro atiidents trot a t ' UUod'a-^Q»*meeo,-1»oinim •F. aglritn-tlOd.^’ MI *4541 .- ments. W rite‘tT»d»'y!’''™“Llncoln t ;Pb,l3S0l1pj(t' ;Director;*JRi!3^ ------BRICK BUSINESS block on Spruce >30,867 in stocks. Included In this' 90 (HW. • 4,‘f State Office Building. Har'Hoi:d or and galvanized pipe, ropper tub '•ftbrfes.-Budget terms. Mrs. Rita. *5. Ironing-board, *2.50. Bunch.of OFFICE for rent. Inquire Laundry, rOom, large garage, radiant haat, W# trill appraiie your pro{>erty of asaistanct in efforts to protect previously all-white aihton High. The Defbnse Dophrtment fliseld-’ Training Service, Pekin 21, Illi­ JA 2-7780. ’ St., two stores and three apart- fraa and without any obligation amount, are *5.040 in stocks In the other conaUtutional rlghta of our isen. Jackson (D-Wsah) said he 1951 MERCURY two doOr coupe. FLAT FINISH Holland window any Connecticut Stater Employ­ Ing. aoll pipe tubes, toilets, {dumb­ tools. *8. Two beds and springs, *7 501 Hartford Rd. Cal) after 5 p.rn. menta. For Information call 50 natural woodw o^ . ’ Fireplace,; He had already put one of hia ed to turn Girard oyst to. a Jap-, nois. Ws- also buy p rop erty for cash Aetna Casualty and Surety— Go., cittzsnr.” — ^...... “ guns onTha wiinwa atahS. Tlie agreed -avlth -Riusell that. Very elean, new brakea, new Urea. abades,- atade to nietwure. All ment Service Office. Glendon A. ing and electrical supplies,'275 gal. fach, MI 9-3168. ,5tl 9-0969 9-2997. atorm windows and acreens.''teade Armed Services. Committes ansae coui't fpr fartal and tho flu— • MM SALE 1-3 OFF on wallpaper. Wall trees, flowering shrubs, fenced in SelliM or buying oontaet *6,347 In American telephone and Rev. Paul 'IVmer, a quict-S{M>ken metal Venetian blinds at a new Scoboria, State Personnel Direc­ oil tank. Inaide and outside doors, tiles 4c a tile, Kentile, from 7c Telegraph. >3,487 In Swift and Co., "should find out from ths De{>art- preme Court last week upheld that low price. Keya made while j-ou OFFICE FOR RENT, West Middle back yard. No agents. Phone 50 STANLEY BtU T, Raaltor Baptist minister, deacribed how he decision. Bonds— Stocks MoiigtaKes 31 tor. windows, furnaces, oil burners and each. Green Paint and Wallpaper, BRAE-BURN RfcALTT *9,676 in Otis Elevator, *3,666 in ment of defense just -dThat their I960 1NTERNA1TONAL Pick-Up wait. Marlow’a. radiatdni. Chomas Housewrecking Musical Instruments 5.1 Tpke, Ideal for dcntlat. Call Ml Houses for Sale 72 9-2109. 48 Green 5Ishor Road. was beaten—ao that ,his blood FBI Files — Bisenhowtr said hs 0d condition. Keeney’e Ga at the Green. S-6802, after 1:30. Ml 3-827* United Fruit, *1,843 In RCA. and Greater Draft Call spilled over a parked autom obile- long-range plan la” « HOME OWNERS! Combine nag- at Stock Place off of North Mqln *1,900 In Hartford Steam Boiler Wants Details opposes any widsspraad opsnfaig of rage,.,BuckIand.' WEAVING of buma. moth holea giftg bills Into an easy to-pay sec­ Situations AVanted- FOUR NEW Unused Ibstrumenfs. 5IANCHE3TER - Beautiful -new j TW0-FA5OLY duplex, 8-5, with oil after he accompanied elx Negro FBI flies. He said It could do and tom clothing, hosiery nina, St., Manchester. 0|)en 6-8 p. CHAMBERS F U R N m m E SALES OFFICE SPACE for rent at j ’i2 heat, garage, excellent Invisatment LISTTNOb WANTED—Single, two- Ins{>ection and Insurance Co. Seen by Dulles . in Russell said hs believed “seme ond mortgage loan costing only a Female Mon.-Frl., Sat. One Elkhardt-Buesher tenor saxi six-room Colonial, baths, three family, three - family, buainesa student! to the school last Dec. 4. incalculabis damago boeauss such . 1904 OL08MOBILE Convertible Su handbags repaired, zipper re­ 38 day tin 6 or Luxe Electric Range, au- Main St. 1196 square feet of floor large bedrooms, open staircase, property at low price. S. A. Beech­ She, also left *1,980 In cash In limited reduction In our armed penny a mpnth for each dollar oall 5n 9-2392. One Elkhardt-Buesher alto sax. property. Hava many cash buy­ Further detail, of that episode, forces might be warranted” )nit he flies often contain derogatory In- per 86, fully equipped, power placement, umbreiiaa . repaired, ' tomatlc, 30” , Waa *279,95. Now space.. Call Ml 9-5226. '■uilt-inmilt-in atove and oven, custom ler, 50 9-8952 or 50 3-696*. hankal and *268 in savings bonds. {wesibly Implicating {lersona yet biwkee. MI 9-6469, you owe. CaU Frank Burke at One Elkhardt-Buesher clarinet. ers. Mortgagea arranged. Please Foreign Aid Slash first wanted detailed plane. formation which has net haul men’s ablrt collars reversed and CH 8-8897 (Eves. JA 9-55531. Con­ HOUSEWORK by the day. Call PORTABLE OUTDOOR play yard »5. One' Holton super collegiate/ti'um- built kitchen cabtneU. Amealte | MA'eirHFqTFR a.,, Accrued annuitlei amount to *221. unnamed, are etill to come. syalustsd as to truth. replaced. Marlow's LltU# Mend­ IARGE GARAGE or atorehouse for drive, finished lawn. Priced a t' MANCHESTER RockM ge Sec- call Gaorge L. Grazladio, Realtor. The balance of the estate la in {>er- Hs aald there la Oongreaslenal FORD., 1968 Customline Two-Door. ing Sbop. necticut Mortgage Exchange 1 after 2 p'.m. Ml 3-4292. pet. Plus many accessories. Very rent or lease. 117 Birch St. Call tton—Six room custom built split 50 1-8*7* 109 Henry Street. (OonMnued on Page Thirteen) ' concern over staying ahead of fltset Prlco—Elsenhower said the Lewis SL (cor. Gold). Hartford. - reasonable. MI 9-4313. / *17,900. 'This house typlHea our- sonal property and furnishings. Fordomatlc, radib, heater. Very MI 9-3989„ motto, "For the very best In! level. Large full tilq^bath. Lava‘ Mra. Bunce left a wifi providing Soviet Russia in alr-nucIear pow­ recent steel price Inertasev may food condition. Call MI 9-2248 FURNITURE repairing and refit- tory Slid shower In master bed­ MANCHESTER • Bolton - Coven­ Dogs— Birds—rPets 4 1 ;USED APARTMENT gas stove and '^O'er.' Was homes call the R. F. Dimock Co.” 1 for sums'of money to several/per­ sgsinst the measure, declined to er. and that Congress had directed not have as much adverse sfteei on after 6 p. ni. tahlngf antiques reatored. 8^mi- room. All plaster walls. A home- try. List with us for 30 days. Bakers Official ths over-all economy as had bean Bu.siness Opportunities 32 , roll —„ water - heater.------Oistom_ . made *149.00. Now *129.00. - 5 0 9-5245, 5 0 9-9818. EAE Realty. 344 North Main St. sons and organizations. say what if any of the many {tend­ that the Marine Coipa be."k ep t ture Repair Service, TalcoUvills. Wearing Appa^*i— Furs 57 ______maker’s dream that must be seen. ing amendments the House might at not leas than three combat divi­ thought at first. Processora . of 1*4# NASH Four-Door. Motor com MANCilESTEK Pet Center tor ail lawn chklrs. 102 Wetherell St. ’ One Nlne-Pound Wringer Washer i 5 0 9-8297. MI 3-4480. The bsqueata are; Andover Acad­ MI. 3-7449. SMALL, VERY attractive restau­ your pels - and {let's supplies. *11,300—Cute twq-badroom Ranch, I appointment call now. Val adopt. sions and supMrttng air ’wings.” steel, the Presldenf added, may be ptetely overhauled. ’ Radio,' heat with Pump. Waa *119.95: Now ' ^ “^^ERSR'S FT^RIER^ F^rs BUSINESS CAROS aluminum storms, plastered walla, I Fiano. Broker. 50 3-4851. emy,-Andover, 5Ibs8., (1,000; At­ Says fie K^t able to absorb part of the InetMae- rant. For further details call MI Free dellvety , within city limits. i cleanedI and' glazed. *3. Cold WANTED—A home, single or two- lanta ifnlveralty. . Ga., Both House S{>eBker Rayburn Cash said CongresalUnal com- er. Make an offer. MI 9-4857. f o r m ic a fxsmters. caramlc wall 9-8289. NINE WINDOW *99 00. l.«0« AS^U,M 55^00 cellar, latge .ahade, .fenced y a rd ,;------'• — PresidanUal Papers—Asked sbou> and floor tile. Let Ua modernize Pedigreed. Air'c o n d i t 1 o n e d. screens, 80x51. storage, ...*2. .'Remodeling, repalr- family, in Chestnut or Church St. *500; Grace Jordan, Cambridge, (D-Tex.) and Minority LeaderMar- mltteea will want to learn “juat Ml 9-4273. JDpen Monday-Satur' Tel. MI 3-6859. garden, centrally located. Carlton - how this is to be accoippfiabed.” his-plans for dis{>osUlen of his at- RED AKD WHITE 1949 FORD V-8 your batnroom and kitchen For dav'9-e ------, CHAMBERS FURNITURE SALES ing done'at.Jny home. 'No over­ ssctlon of town. Write Box E, c /o Mass., *500; Elsie. Nordiom, Glaa- tln (R-Masa.) urged passage of the Union’s $7,500 MOBILE. - coffee unit and route. K.AISKI) I.ETTERIXG Huichint 5rf 9-8132. Multiple BUYERS, HERE’S RELIEF Herald, meitaure without substanttal Cannon said he'Tisd bWH'eipeet^’ ;Relai,' iBd_ private-popprs «ftsr he Radio, heateiv overdrive. |195. free eatlmates caU MI. 9-3655, The Must sell. Real bargain. Phone MI ------!------^ S T E E I A I A N REJEI7TOR type rer-! At Ib e Green head. Sa>^e. Cape:, and atoles. Listing Member, tonbury, *500; Woman's League leaves office, Eisenhower said 'he Ml 9-6922. Tile Shop, Buckland. *20. C^i .Ml 9-7218 for Iree es­ PIIONK .MI 9-.57,37 TO Community House,‘Hartford, * W : change. ing the reduetfop’, and added ap­ 3-1382. CATS boarded, if Inoculated and | ord Player. Almost new. Phone MI ,n • — MANrtmrcfFn------' ' Spacipui home in choice locaUon. (Continued from Page One) provingly: has inatmeted his staff that all of­ altered. 4 's’ cages. Fenros Cat-1 3 *092. ^ 10 a.m.-5 p.m. 7:30 p.m.-9 p.m. timate At your home. . Under no SEE S.A3IPLE.S Mra. John Rogers: 5fanchester, A move to tie onto the aid bill REUPHOt^TERlNG------, slip coverM . Seven large rooms,-plus separate "There is no need for so much ficial documsnU are to bs turned STOP SEARCHING! tery. Siamese kittens ______obligation, Lesral Notice >100; Frances Cummings, New a ban on foreign trials of GIs lost and drapes. Large Larg selection______of. Help Wanted— Female .15 available. I ’ —------| ANTIQUE FURNITURE.------— . silver, I three room apartment. Big lot. Max Goldstone, p r'o m p.t I y chal­ manpower aiid more reducUona can over- to the publie. He skid bo Abyssinians per order. TR 5-9131' . . — - y.” ": * ■» hatha, ceranilc tile; Two-car garage, . „ „ „ „ „ i 'York, *100; Florence C, Perkins. headway yesterday when Rep. would like to retain hla personal We’ have thoee hard to find mod fabrics. Quality workmanship glass, china,'and used furniture' Bow (R-Ohio), chief architect of lenged Croaa to a fie detector test. be made. We fight nowadaya -wtUi preferably evenings. ,TWO POWER-lawnmowers. new.! kitchen, counters. Attached ga- i a They offered -to pay the bill for a {tapers while he U-ves but Is willing els In stock. free estimates given In your EXPERIENCED PI 2-J21I. bought and sold Fumlturs Repair I rage, amealte drive, fully land- ^ M « c ^ h r wirh)n'*” ?mi^’ '(^r "ul2 1 the proposal, announced he himself chemicals and machinery rather home. Smith’s Upholstery Shop. __ I Service. Ml 3-7449. 1 Read Herald Ailvs. LE(;AL N O TICE DiBtrtct of tfanch^ot«r, on the 15lh Hartford* $100. truth check for her, Crbss. and lhan in hand-to-hand combatc' to hdys them given to the govern­ SEWING MACHINE BIRD, cat and dog supplies, whole­ scaped lot. *21,000. Calf ’The MADELINE SMITH, Realtor of July, 1967. I Mrf. J. A, DaVidson. Lakeland, would not offer the' amendment. ment on his death, 19S8 MERCURY Hardtop. Straight Ml 9-4883, evenings Ml 8-7287._ sale xnd retail Daily 0 to 5 p.m. R.' F. Dimock Co., 50 9-5245 or Bow told the House he believes anyone else who rhight shed light Mahon, who ia chairman of the stick with duals. Radio, heater. OPERATORS Boats and Accessories 4fi ' GIBSON REFRIGERATOR, good' T O '"HE ENROLLED ELECTOR.^ on what really happened. Tuesday.tueauay. Thursday, i nursaay, Fridaye rioav nightsn ig n ts------i ----- — _ — _____ condition *40 Can be aeSnVhi OF THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY MI 9-6818. MI 9-1642 ch<*atcr; In ■aid' Diitrlct. deceoaod. ! Ralelji^h. N. C., $100, Elolse- Webb, only s watered-down v^ion of House Appropriations subcommit­ *1096. RUGS CLEANBD and ahampooed. AND TRAINEES condition, *40. Can be seen Miy. McClellan said “It's just that tee which, handles defense funds, “ Our care meana longer wear.” APPLY 710 Portertleld's Route 5 and I MANCHESTER BOAT CO.. 10 Es-' time 383 Keehev Street M I9-05« BRICK FRONT CAPE OF COVENTRY, CONNEimCl.T Tti« . execdiricexexefuli ____ having Mhiblipd______Rockvile, *100; Margaret Lsraon; his pro{>osal would be ruled ger­ CbanelCIia{)ei South Windsor JA 8.33918-3391 1 sexse.x StSt, O DallymHv 12ir> nnon.iinoon-9 i _____ !____ Bovvers Hrhoal Area MANCHESTER — SPECIAL this their adipiolatraUun account with xaid.. I *100; Anna U ia Nord- mane, or in order, on the aid simple — one of you Is telling a called It ”a good move that won't (^lastonbuiy Man PLYMOUTH Fouri'Door Se­ Free pickup and delivery,. Smith’s MANCHESTER MODES, - You ai-e hereby.notifled that .the week. Six room Ca{>e. Near ulat* bi this Couri for allowance, it la falsehood... one of yois Is com­ Saturday 9 a.ni.-9 p-iq- & o tt! USED TV SETS—for cottage, rsc Thla neat 4-room , home awaits registered Democratic Voters of Worn, ^astonbury. >50; 51ildred authorization bill. He said he pre­ hurt defense.” dan. Clean, excellent condition, Upholstery Shop. MI 9-4883, eve INC- AKC REGISTERE^D .Cocker pup- sverythlng. Nice wooded lot. , that the 23rd da’y ol. July. mitting perjury.” . Cross declined very economical. *6*5. nings MI 8-7287. Atwater-Ana Boats. j reation room, etc. Good condition. the couple or small family who , Coventry. Connecticut will meet In t W t at eleven o'clock, forenoon, at CalsbrdrHsrtford. *100; Dr. Gene fers to havp consideration of his Mahon said the reduction should Critically Injured PINE STOEET pies, *20 apd *25. Dogs boarded. ----- ! reasonably priced. Potterton's, 180 W’ant good fboation, room for Sole price, *12.900. Short way out the Probate Office in the Municipal Dj-er, Plsinfleld, Mass., *100; Eliza­ proposal aa a separate bill, but to dlscusa Mr.; Ehrlich’s dare vritb Riake It easier for the hduae to Caucus at. the George Her.sev Rob­ seven room apilt. H acre of land. Bulldinz In’ aairi Mancheeter. be and reporters yesterday. 1*61 FORD Victoria. Sharp ma- Reasonable rates. Washburn Ken­ Center St., MI 9-4537. expansion. (2 unfinished up) MANCHESTER beth Mabbet. North Adams, Mass., that he may try to amend the resist Senate increases in 1968 nels, Tolland. TR 6-2894. Building Materials 47 [ ertson School. Cross Street,’ Sovith Full price, lIf.SOQ. New 8 'i nkim the aame le aulgned for a hearing on Set for committee conaideration Hartford. July IT UP—A Glas­ rocB Sind white. Radio, heater, Bnildins— Contracting 14 and a well 'maintained home. Couentr.v, . CMnnecUcut, 'Monday, , the allowance of said aiiittlnletratlon *100; Dr. Hyla Watters. Gants, lorelgn aid appropriations bill military appropriations. The Sen­ STENOGRAPHER, capable, of do- DOUBLE OVEN de luxe automatic ranch. Over one'acre land. Full CENTER STREET Four ' account with aald eeute and ihia Court later today were ' charges that tonbury man was criticaDy injured overdrive, whltewalle. . $595. ilig bookkeeping. MI 9-5635. WANTED Good home for a young Nails—8s and 18s Common House has combination - win­ .filly 22, 1957 at 8:00 P.M. D.S.T. when It comee before the House ate has boosted house figures by in East Hartford this morning INTu k IOR a n d exterior remodel' timer, .electric \ range. Excellent i dows and doors, oil.'ateum heat, price *15,750. Over 80 more liatinga family In - deairabU Jdcation. d ire cu thatIha. noticenoilev nfof the,hv 'Im, and | O'* United Textile Workers of Amer­ about *1 billion, and Senate-House gray and white male cat. MI picked up - per h«g *10.95: to endorse (?andldrtea-for nomina­ of all kinds from *6,000 up. CaH-- place aaalanvd for said hvarlng bv: AtlBntS,_Gs., *50. later. When the blade of a bulldozer he 1*51 CHEVROLET Four - Door Ing, house's and garages '.F r e e condition. Coats *450. First *150 Four rooms each.-^ apart merit given , . _ ...... _ ica (UTW) funds were uaed.in the UIBL WANTED—7:30 a.mi-2 p.m.' 9-8786. Builders Insulation — I center enlrdhce with vestibule, tion to numliiipal office in the •o ,all ptraona known-lo br in^' Also National-Association for the Although It (e stjU {loesible for conferees planned thejr first meet­ was helping unload from a flat Styleline de luxe. Standard shift, estimates. Call W. F. Hensel. MI. takes it. Mr 9-9980 . ample yard for the children, Democratic,, nriniary to be hfeld on The ■. Ellaworth 5Iittfn Agency, lereeted therein to appear and be heard purchase of suburban Washington ing today to resolve their differen­ Mon.-Fri. Switchboard experience i ------^------^ ppicked up , per M *37.00 if ■ ■ • ______Realtors, 5 0 3-8930. with three extja' rooma-In at­ ll^reon by publiihlng...... Advancement a copy of thie of Colored People, some other Congrekamen to offer trailer struck him on the head. radio, heater,. whitewalls. I»csJ- 3-5*86. and’typing required. MI 3-1871 8-9 i BEAUTIFUL- baby parakeets from No and a 1 car garage. Owner will IWedne.sday AuRuat 28. 19,57: homes for two UTW offlciala, ces on the *34 billion measure. - , . - ,------•— ,-o. 1—18” Natural Shakes— LIVING ROOM and bedroom fur- ■ tic.. Two hot air furnaces. Price omer In eome new.epeper having a cir­ *100; O'ate City Day Nursery, A t­ Bow’s amendment, op{>onenta said (ireaident Anthony Valrnte and Reid S. Poillard, 43, of Qolebtoolt I.v owned. Excellent condition p.m. ' ton show.-steck eiiarante^H 'for! leave the wall-to-wall carpet­ I To amend the local party rules; culation in aald Diairicl. at leaat five BIDWBLL Home Improvement Co. top show, steck guaranteed for i cartoned per sq *10 5 0 ' niture^ Ihr^ months old. In excel­ TWO FAkOLY—*17,800. Has not 123,000. lanta, Ga., (100; Hindman Settle­ they could now use Bow’s own Rd., an employe of the Nicholas ' throtjghout. *595. ing. This la truly a good Invest­ To transact such otlyer buaineas oo.vo hfforF day ©f Mid hFarinc. ment School, Hindman. K.v., S1.()0; •ecretary-treaaurer tJoyd Klenert.' Alterations, additions, garages. HntTSpwTvicg . ' ------I health and sex. Also rages^ and Windowi-complete-(set-up) lent condmon. Also washing ma­ been on market before. 5-5, two- and hv mailing in a certified letter on arguments against IL Rep. Burle­ McClellan aarid in an "earlier state­ Scaglla .Cohstruetlon Co., of Glas­ irouSEmVES—A year-round op-1 aupplies. Raymar Aviaries. Route all sizes from llO iO ' ment at the lov*'. low prlc.e of as may be proper to conic liefore American Association for the llnit- 1950 MERCURY Qub Coupe. Dark Rs-siding sfieciallsts. Easy budg­ chine. 120 West Center St., sec car'garage. Nice lot in good loca­ WOODLAND STOEET —Two o r before Jul.v IS. IfUT, a copv of ihl.t son (D-Tex.), who once {ilanned ment the hearings also would con­ tonbury, was removing silpi>orts portumty for you to earn money. 44A, Bolton, Ml 9-5618. jt^ear Pine Jambs ner « i * 3 m- *14,.300. Exclusive, with, Bald caucii.s. order in Ethel Brindle Strong. Box ITS. ed Nations. *100: CARE. $i00; U.S. Held Urging . radio, heater. Act et terms. Ml - * 8495 or TO ond fiodr. tion niar Schools and bus service. fk'thlly, duplex, six rooma each to {fush the amendment, aald he' cern "the purchase of, clothing, from underneath the tractor, o|>er- JOHN H. I,APPE.V, Inr. Dated at Coventi;v, Connecticut, Excellent condition. For ap{>oint- Mancheeter. Conn, Near Elaet- Foundation, *100; Wom­ Will sen s( fast■ at this price. 5-911)9. - ______JOHN J. WAI-LETT, Judge. didn't luiow what he'd do about furniture and costly vacatiohi in R O R l^fkr(»PK ’’Y W. Walker, also o^ d m i e s ^ V e p ^ i S g "Av'on "Sos* " " .T s iz e ? ' ' ' 164 Eaat Center St., Manchester this 16lh day of Jiilt- 1957. ment to see call The R. F; Dimock (thrSfr .^droomsI. Two car ga­ an's International League for it now. . ■ *■ C-CS V i U l colebrookColebrook Rd..Rd., whanwhen meclumlcalme metics. Call MI 3-5195. lie^pupsT C alf after 5 : » p:m. j ** «> / MI 9-5261 faahionabie resort areas by Me-! 'MSO BUICK Special COUfM. GARAGES, PORCHES, dormers, ^ j l x l 2 TAG Dry Sheathing DEMOCRATIC TOWN COM MPP- Co., 50 9-5245, Or Joseph Ashtol^, rage. Steam heat, oil burner. In . UMITATION OEDEB Peace and Freedom, *100. . The measure now before the failure apparently caused^., caui _ the . Radio, heater, recreation and attic rooms Inillt. Evenings and Weekends TEE OF COVEN'TO’Y 5 0 8-881*. - ' A’T A pqURT OF PROBATE hrtd ' Bequests to memlwa o f J in . nert.” The two have denied any Dark YOUNG LADY for clerical position. ~r----- ^----- — ------' 5000'5000' MinimumMinimum peper M *94.00 excellent condition having been »• Manchvdti-r, within and for tho House la an -auUiorization bill fix­ misuse of funds. Seoul, July 17 op—The independ­ blade to drop, unexpectedly. Pol­ blu* beauty Kitchen and bathrimms re­ n e w Ml 9-2896 MI 3-6219 Adalihe G. Hoff Btince'a family are: Alice Holdsllip lard was. taken to Hartford flos-' Diversified work? Small pleaslknt I COON HOUND pups. FqUr months Western Framing loads , ■ ’ Reci etary LARGE nires-bedroofai ‘ Ranch, built:^in 1960. Price $20,000. Instrlct of Manchvstor on iho lilh day ing terms and ceiling* for the aid ent Korean newspaper Hankook modeled. Robert M, Alexander, of July. 1967. . Wart, sister-in-law, *1,000; 6five program. The appro|>riatlons bill pital. EVROUST Oub MI 9-7716. office. Call Mr. Kaufman,Kaufman MI Black and tan. Natural hunt-; only— per M *112.00 flreplacs, tils bath, aluminum PreSanl, Hon. John J. Walivtt, Judge. Ilbo reported today that ths United Cou{>e. 9-6844. “ ’ era. Give away price. Call eve- Mahogany Paneling per M 8179.00 Wkre Bridgemsh, sister. Cam­ ■uppljdng the actual cash must.be heater. Power Glide, $.17,5 0 0 ; storma, cellar, garage, one acre, EARLE S. ROHAN, Realtor Estate, of Wallace M. Hutchinson, bridge, Mass,, *1,000;'.Alexander States has pro|M>s4d South Korea I2MT GARAGES, cottiggs, breezeways, nings, 5 - 9 Sat. and Sun. alt day. Weatherstripped — — Door high alaVatioi), trees On^ 116,900. late of Manchester In aa)d District, de­ voted later.,, . ' Retailers Propose GLERK—General office work bill­ ceased. • ^ M. Ware, nephew, Anniston, Ala., reduce its 700.000-man armed force. porchea. 12x20 garage. I960 com­ MI 9-0232. Frames each 116.95 Oarlton W. Hutchins. 8-SIS2, On motion of The .Manchester Trust . As aitproved by the foreign af- ing. checking. Invoices: etc. Five- MI 3-Y433 . J *1,500; Henry Ware, faephew,-Vien­ Hearing Is Held 194* CHRTSLER Windsor Four- plete. 20x20 two car. *1460. No RANCH I "since 1907 Multipta Listing. Company of aald Mancheatar, execu­ na, Va.. *4.000; Janet B. Koiopman, fairs committee, 'the bill -.would Store Hours Poll The U.S. embassy refused to Door. Automatic drive. Best day. 40-hour week, paid holidays pURE-BRpD English Setter Pu{>- . Free Home’ Planning -and Con- By Rold V tor. , . ]>ermlt use of *500 .million a year fomment on the report and Am- money down, five years to pay. SV| Roomn Attach^.Ganife oORDERED titat six months from the niece, Cambridge, 5(ass., *4,000; In MacriT^ath buy in town. An exceptional car. and vacatioq, hospitaliaation plan. piea. Call MI 3-7951 before 11 aulting Service. If’a Been of Conrae” I MANCJHESTER-:- Magnificent new for the next three years for a new .basaador Walter Dowling, at­ Free estimates. Ellison Construc­ a. m. or qlter 5 p. m. Ceramic Tll« * I mllh day of July. 1967. be and ibe Robert Bridgman, nephew, Wilton, The retail Merchant! Division of *295. tion Co. AD 2-2462.' ' ’ Apply Gaer Bros., 89 Leggett St.. AUCTION . Split Level. Rockledge section. \ nm e are . limited and allowed for the loan fund for projects designed to tending conferences In T ok yo, East Hartford. Write for our Windov? Folder. R. F. AT THE 1.800 square (set qf living area. TWO-BEDROOM Colonial. Bowers editors within'which In bring in Ihelr *1,500; Alice Smith Jansen, niece, the Manchester Chamber of Com­ Cambridge, Mass., *4.000; G. 5(11- promote economic developmept merce met this morning to discuss would sky' only. "I have- made no closed coroners hearing t BROWN-JAOKSON FLAT FIELDSTONE. General 2',i baths, two-car garage. For School area, excellent condition. claims against said estate, and said dver'seda. ■ . held yesterday at the (%unty HIGIJ SCHOOL girl, muat be junior Article.^ For Sale 4^5 LK(;iON HALL, MANCHESTKR. CONN. Lifetime aluminum siding, exceji-- executor Is directed to give public no­ ton Srnlth, nephew, Fsirlawn, N. J., the question of store Jioura in Man­ statement bn this subject.” stone work. Call Eaat Hampton, further • Information or capiioint- tice to Hie creditors to bring In Ihelr Foreign aid offlciala say the Building in Hartford into the death MOTOR SALES. . or senior, to help with light house­ NATIONAL LUMBKPv. INC. On Leonard St, Off .ifain .St..'Opposite State Armory tional landscaping, GE hot watqr *4,000;' and Edmund Ware Smith, chester. , ^ ______Hankook____ Ilbo Said Dowling _ con- AN drew 7-4018, William Burke. DIMOCK ment to 'ea call the R.'F. Dim­ ’’'•J.T?. rilhin sdtd time allowed hv rv..eK-,-e,- asi,,*. ai ann ie'ng-rafige authority Is easentlal of Mrs. Dorothy Macri. James C. work a few hours Sunday after­ RICH, Fine Meadow Loam priced 3*1 STATE STO.EET oil 'haat, dishwasher, disjweal, pubifahing a copy of thie order In’pome .Bcphew, DcarboTn, Mich, *1,500.. John Wiet. executive vice -pres!- i veyed the troo{)rr^uctlon pro{>oaa] within your budget. Fill, gravel. ( ock,Co., MI 9-8245 or 50'*-*81*. to allow sounder planning- for the Macri, 43, local oil dealer, is *33 MAIN STREET MI 9-5732 FOR SHED dormers, garages, or noon, Falknor Dr. Prefer sonieone Co. porch, garage. Mrs, Carjienter, newspaper having.a rirrulatien in eald ------in addition,- — the ‘term*------of her------wifi dent of the Chamber, said that the; to the South Korean government sand, alone. Light grading. MI - probate dlsirlci within ten days from proJiMts. charged with the -June 11 murder any type of ca.ipentry work call wh6 lives nearby. Good wages. MI NORTH HAVEN, CONN. *. . MI 9-1245 SAT., JULY 20, 1957 AT 10 A.M. *U.656-BEAUTIFUL three •'bed­ MI 9-174* and 9-5031. allowed her to dispose of s *150 « l» ll merchants will attenipt t o : early this month. Both Foreign OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9 P. M 9-2048. 3-8603. •he dat* of this order and relum make thousand trust fund set up by her Selden, aeeicing to strike out the unify afore hours in the town. o f his wife. The .North End Builders. MI Ter. CHestnuf 8-214.7 INSPECTION AFTER 9 A:!tf. room ranch,' ceramic bath, stain- to This court of the notice given. Miniater C. H. Cho and Defense Witnesses for the Stats included EAST HARTFORD— Four rooms, • JOHN J. WALLETT: Judge. late husband. This trust fund h,* Wlet said that the Retail Execu­ 50nlster Kim Chung Yul denied 1950 CADILLAC convertible. Good 9-8933, MI 3-6700. ' less spika, hot water heat, cellar, ond end third years. s*ld the >5(X) (japt. Walter Chssells, who. investi­ ctmdition, low mileage, reasonable ANTIQUES— FURNITURE— CHiNA^SILVER 145 ft. frontage, trees. Carlton W. nice allot, good location. Oil heat, been given to the Atlanta Unlver- tive Committee will conduct a poll their, government' had received full cellar, garage, nice lot nicely million for the first year Is enough gated the case; and .Mrs. William price. Phone MI 9-3223. after 5 iB y Order of the f'nnn. Bank and Tni»t <’o„ Extr. Hutchjns. 50 9-5l3i, Multiple Llst- AT A *t^URVoF PROBATE held ' ?* ’ Ju on store hours In the near future In such a' pro{>osal. ' Hagenow, sitter o f the slain wom­ LAWNS. PATIOS, retaining walla landact{>e4, with shade trees and •t Manche.vier wiihin and fnr ihe ‘ Atlaitta Unlvesrily ta a Negro to get the program started, he an attempt- to,jjet the opinions of p.m. Republicair'Caucus For The Estate of ,5lrH. C'taraliel Elmer Pratt faig Member. added; National Aeaembly-sources said an who narrowly eai^|>ed death built and land cleared. MI 9-6275. SEPTIC TANKS (Bevidne of -Fumlshlnga Removed from her 14le Home at ' garden with fruit treea. Can be Dlitrlet orMsnrhrater on-tlie 11th day! University founded by Mra. Bunce's' merchants arid customers In Man­ members of the Assembly Defense i herself aa she sat alongside Mrs. WANTED expanded. Low taxea. *11,200. of Jul.v. 1957. ' I father,- the .late . _Eklmund . . —Wars. "I don’t think it’ll disrupt what chester. The Republican electors o f the AND 47 Rialinp Rd., We*t Hartfqrd, f'onn.) MAN(3HESTBJR— . Six room Cape Present. Hon. John J. Wallett, Judge. , Committee had raised the ques-1 Macri in a parked car during the 1961 CHEVROIJ7T convertible Call Town of Vernon are hereby noUr . Ood, garage, oil heat, convenient Bus line. Owmer, JA' *-1696. Eatate of Joaeph P. La Vials. lale of ' c o n v e r s e RARE PEWTER MUG (Qt. Si/,e) MARKED “ ID” tion of : {tosaibls troop reductions I ahoeting. MI 3-450*. ' Aluminum Storms and fied that there will be a liepubll-: PLUGGED SEWERS ' to bus and school, reasonably Manchealer in aaid Diairicl. deceaiied. duringJ a doted session early ... this Macri waa present with hiscouR- can Caucus at the Rockville Town ORIENTAL RUGS, SCATTER TO ROOM SIZE priced. Call A. R. Wilkie A Co. 5(AN(;h ESTER — Attractive con­ On rnotinn of Ralph M. Shulahaky of Screens 14-A JR. M ALE H E l° venient home in good location: Six Harlfoirt- Connecticiii. adminlalrator. Costello’s Assailant C karter month with deTenss officials. sel but re{x>rtedly did net t{>eak Hall Monday, Jply 22, 1957 at 8:00 Fine Assortment. Very Clean Condition 5 0 6-4319 or 5 0 9-0649. ..ORDERED that ali moniha from the Oak as School Site throughout the hearing. *960 CHEVROLET. In good condi­ Machino Claaned rooms plus twoAmfinUhed rooms, n th day July. 1967. be and " the ALUMINUM WINDOWS, diors, P.M. DST for the pur{>oee of nomi­ i\(, The hearing waa. conducted by tion. *150. MI 3-7955. nating candidates for the October Septle Tanks, Dry Wells, Sewer J * Important Cherry Slant Top Deak, Set of^6 Hitchcock Pil­ •11,900—COMFORTABLE six room and storage room. Excellent kitch­ same are limited and alldved for the Believed Ex-Boxer jalousies, porches, awnings. Free FULL TIME low Back Chalra. Victorian Finger Carved Sofa. Gentlemen’! . home, large cabinet kitchen, alum­ en, large attractive basement, rredllora within which to bring In their Deputy Coroner Franela Fahey of 7. 1967 election and to transact any PAINtINQ AND Lines iBstalled—Cellar Water- claim * againat anid 'estate, and said Surprises^ Disturbs Board 15 Girls Remain eatlmates. Call N. B. Chase C o.. Chair and 4 Side Chairs, I.jkdiea’ Victorian Rose Carved Chair, inum storms, double garag*> automatic electric hot .water, at- Thompsonville. < Auto Accessories— ^Tires 6 MI 94)233 or Rockvilie TO 8-1200. other business proper to come be­ prooflng Done. administrator Is directed to give puh- . (Continued from Pnge One) fore said caucjia. APPI.Y IN PER80.V AT Oval Marble Top Table, Hair Mahogany 4 P*vt Beds (bid), 6i amealte driva, trees. Carlton W. lachetf two car garage. Call own­ Ilc notice io the rredllora ‘to bring in In Beauty Contest OVERDRIVE transmission, com ­ Franklin G. Welles PAPER HANGING L«g Chefrj' Drop Lear Table., Snake Foot Tip Stand. M.-ihogany Hutchins. 5 0 9-S133. er 5 0 9-6236. Ihelr claims within said lime allowed Members of the Advisory Recrea-^ablW piece* of lend for recreation hv publishing a copy of < Ihia order In GIgsnte came under lusplcion tion and Park (^mnilasioii were in­ plete with all attachments 1953- Republican (|'own Chairman TELEPHU.N'K MeKINNEY BROS. Acanthua Carved Leg'Drop Leaf Table, Sheraton Cheat of Draw- wme newanaper having a circulation areas in town.” The 89-acre field Roofing— Siding 16 mcOXCE PROPJERTY— 1963 three at i result of investigation with­ dicated as being surprised and dis­ contains Little League snd Alumni (Continued from Pagt One) Public Records 1956 Plymouth. A-I condition *75 LYNN POULTRY FARM I era. Empire Chests and Dresalng Table, 2-Drawer Drop Leaf In said pmhale dl.-trict wllhin ten days out Coetello's aid. it was said.' ’. Installed. Phone MI 8-7955 Ml 9.3260 S*w*rogo Disposal Co. Stand. Overlay and other Lampa, some Tiffaily Sterling Flatware bedroom ranch, three year lease from the date of this order and return pleased at the suggestion that League baseball diamonds, a soft­ FOR ANT TYPE of Roofing and bfsnchester Bhopping Parkade l-ots for Sale • 73 make to Ihia court of the notice given. Official word that Olgante Is 130-1*2 Pearl 8t.‘— Ml 8-SS08 Antique Banjp Clock, Tole Traya, Few Linens, Stromberg-Carlspn fay government At *135 monthly,. Charter Oak Park be used aa the ball diamond, basketball court and knou-n that the father .of Irma Warmntee DeMs Siding we offer 5 combination (13,000. Carlton W. Hutchins, 50 ______JOHN J. WAI-I.ETT. Judge. wanted came after the New York | site for the niw Howell Cheney Auto Driving School 7-A LEGAL NOTICE * 21’, Maple Lowboy. Sterling Trophies, MANCHESTER—Love Lane. Three playground, facilitiea. It also* has { Arevalo, Mexico's representative, Willis S. Steele- Sr. to Earl M. 3 track swivel tJT>a windows, free ,9-6182. , _ i.i.uiTATiov nnn'-'R Herald Tribune said today In a Technical School. an Ice-skating rink in tha winter had suffered a heart attack earlier of riiarge If /more necessary . The following Hat of cars have Welch Rosewood Mantel Clock, Hitchcock Case, Henry Terty wooded building lots. Five minute copyrighted story that detectives Robertson and Natalie L. Robert­ LARBUN'S DRIVING S c ^ l . been abandoned on our property wafk to stores and schools. 90x160. ■AT;* erty at 3() Femdsle Dr. available at half price ■ For more Mantel Clock. Pair StaffordBbire Vaaea. Amberina Tumblers, etc.. 64 5CT. NEBO PLACE. Chistom atni.trfx. Manchester, xix - ,. within...... ' ["r ' had been looking for him since Manchester's only trained < and by, the owiiera; ‘ ANSALDI BUILT Squirrel Cape. P.eraian Lamb Coat, Electric Refrigerator (old *3800. Owner MI 9-3635. Wilfred Maxwell menU'oned the the fall. Luis Arevalb, 58. a Mexico City Edmund F. Leber and Anna 5f. information call Manchester Roof­ •PEPTIC TANKS built six room Ca|>e, full shed dor­ ?r jSiv. the 15th 4.y,,horU y after the attempt on Cos- park as a school site {tosslbillty certified Usstructor For your aale- ing A Siding Co,, Inc.,. Ml 9-8933 1948 Ford, light grav: 2 door model) Unlvercal Electric .Range, Studio Couch, other modern mer, fireplace, I ’e baths, lot I20x "I don't know of any land moire ; engineer who came to Long Beach i Leber to Peter P. and Jeanne S. ty We are trained to teach proper­ sedan. Motor No. 48-6244205 Cleaned and Installed $ 14,200 I itema. COVENTRY—Three building lota. rreaenl, Hon. J-hn J. W all-ti. .Turtge. ' tello's fife. Monday night, and the citizens central t6 the area between (Charter to root for his daughter, collapsed .lYuman roperty on Trottor St. for free estimate. ' J»resident Joe , .480. Close- to schoola, stores and Good location. On hard aurfaced Eitate o f , Tr.Yiihetia D. VrNatnar, Hours )>efore today's revelation committee helpfing to plan the re­ ly Ml. 9-6076. Glrardln. J 1948 ■ Pontiac, Maroon-2 dr. i COLONIAL * From a Middle Haddiim, Conn. Hdnis.; Paw Foot Mahogany bus. Elva e l^ e r ; Realtor, 50 •*<' " ( Mancheeter. In aaM DIetrict. Oak SU and the Center than Char­ at his hotel. He was taken to Herboft Johnson , and - Robert road. Near-acfaool. High elevation. deceased. that Gigante Is wanted as the gional school hai added It to Ua sedan. Motor No. L8-PA24.16 6 Room* l>i B^lhi • SEWERS IMMACULATE CAPK 7*ble. Mahogany Carved Leg Drop Leaf Table, 2 Empire *•4469. ter Oelc Park,” Brennan added! St, Mary’s Hospital here, wherb Ssmuelson to Vernon R. Miller MANCHESTER Driving Academy ROOFING — S|>ek:ializing in repair­ ’ 1948 Pontiac, light' blwe-4 dr. klachine Cleaned 4 ROO.MS Do w n Call PI ,2-6029, PI 2-7217. Oh motion of Dorle M. Dalei- of said prime suspect. Deputy Police Com­ U*t of pro(K>sed sites that merit Brepnan said the Commiaaion physidana said hla condiUon was snd 5fargsret R, Miller, p r o ^ t y Large Lot Cherta of Dravvera, Small Empire Sideboai’d. Empire .Sofa, Fine Mancheeter. executrix. missioner Walter Arm "had said guarantees resuita. Expert Instruc- ing roofs of all kinds. Also new Sedan. Motor No. 6-923936 * UNFINISHED UP MANCHESTHfil ’— Three bedroom ORDERED that six momhe frnm Ihe consideration. -, would rqect to. diacuaa -51axwefi'i serioua. ' bn L.vmdale St. Uon, dual nonttolled car. Call PI I ^ Section Mantel Miiror and Others, Pair Italian Side "V NORTH OOVBNTRT —Homeaites, that Gigante waa wanted for roocs. Gutter work. Ctumneys 1940 Olda, black, 4-dr. Sedan, • INSTAUATION Chairs Conn. Brass Aqdirona, Mahogany China Cabinet. What- rtuieh, large living room, dining 15th day o f July. 1967; be and Ihe Today, William Brennan, vice suggestion ea soon as all the mem­ Miss Arevalo, after s|>ehding the Ruth M.- Sturgeon to Frances A. S-7349. Day er evening ’ appoint- cleaned, repaired, M yeara’ ax- Motor No. G-117036 NEAR SCHOOLS AND BUS L, attached garage,' screened half acre or more. Natural ahade, same are limited and allowed for the questioning in connection .with the Chairman of .the re'crcatlon and bers are available. Several of them afternoon, at the boapltal appear­ Hunter snd Ester P. Hunter, prop- meau, $ 2 0 ,5 0 0 SPECIALIST Not ^ n ^ Some Blue Canton China, Pair Red Overlay BotUes, black road, electricity, tel^hone, credilors wllhin which to bring in their case. But Arm would not say why. srience... Free eattmates. CaU 1949 Hudson. 2 tone green, 2 dr. I Few Cut Glaaa Pieces, , etc. - . porch, utlljty room, large lot. Near claims against said estate, and said park group, said members pf the are out of town on -vacation. ed at the auditorium last night erty at 340 Oakland St. owley. Sedan. Motor No. 48183766 R. F. school bus, good neighbors, 'rerma. executrix Is directed to Irtve publie Arm said the learch for Gigante. committee . with whom . he talked Maxwell, who made hla sugges­ MOH'l'lOCK’B—Manchester’s lead­ B Manchester ML 34361. LUNCH TRUCKMEN ‘ . - B.ew school. C!all owner 5 0 3-1364. and said her father had expressed QulSoUfan Deed X Unless o'wnsrs claim thess cars Owner, PI 2-6656. notice to the creditors lo- bring In Ihelr. who Itas an arrest rtcord, was a today, were "surprised that Max­ tion Monday night in an off-hand the wish that she continue. Olga Priess to Ralph E. Cowell ing Driving Bchooi offers the 'most RAY’S ROOriNO CO., shingle'and Town m A Country *U,S(X)—Six room Colonial, excel- clsims within said time allowed by matter of "routine InvesUgatloii” fa) driver education. Tfaousanda of and payVdhe storage charges, they pu’blishlng a cop.r of thls-order in aome- well made his 'suggestion without manner, sold that the town should Judging of . the international and Olga W. Cowell, property on built up roofs, gutter and con will be ebid in an Auction on July DIMOCK * b l M O C K ' lent condition, built 1941, central, TOUxAND—Eight acrea at load newspaper haying a clrrulatioR In said in the case. > first talking to the CbmmieWon.” not sell Charttr Oak Park unless beauties begins tomorrow night ■atfatflM studenU. aoo.ooo miles duetorr workwi”-” ' ROBERT M. REID & Son* Auctionetn Buckingham St roof. chunney___ re^ 26, 1957. ' Co. Draimiiio Co. vAst aide location. Carlton ' W. with W ft. moblla home .and all prbbate district wUhIn ten daya from Arm confirmed the search for The Recreation and Park Com- It hod other land' equally suitable when 15 semlflnallsta wifi be so- BoUdlag •eeldent free inatiuctiona. MI pnlrs. Ray Bage;enow, MX 3«I 3fA IN 8T .— Phone Ml 9-7770—.MANCHESTER. CONN. the dale of this order ando-retum maka 3-S21A Moriarty Bros. ■utekfaM. MI 9-61*2. Multiple Uat- . aeebmmodatlona.'- Tal. Rbek'rtUe, to this court of t)to notice gtren. Gigante whan asked about tba Her­ mlaalon, he aald, considers Char­ for the recreation and aUiletle ao- looted. base tlnlverao will bo . To Harry Goodwin Jr., fo# a •-TMi. tUy Jaduoa. MX 34828. MI 9JS24S M IM 1 4 3 ■4TMOND R, REID-rPhone ,50 3-4411. 80141S Oenttr SL MI 9-524.5 ifar Member. TR 1^*640. j Q h n j . wALunr. Judge, ald TribuneTrlb story. ter Oak Park' ”ens o f the most val- tlviUes BOW eondueted at th* park. crovmad Friday alffaL dwoUing on SantlBa Dk., tU ,00^ ,

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PAGE TWENTY-POUB Ar«ni|re Daily Net Press Run WEDNESDAY, JULY 17, 1957 I^or the Week Rnded liaurbral^r lEa^ning H m U n June 8, 1957 The Weather Ferceeat ef D. 8. Weetber BnroM and dinner by virtue of hie 35 yeari machinlaU like their father, but •5—iha com;ompulMf^ ratlrsmant aga 1 ^ 3 0 D<41 Show Tonight Pair Note Years Ohmr, ^ About Tolm of work for Ro.val. The compiuiy employed at Pratt and Whitnay at Royal -- and (a thinking ab« m*]« in "Ltidy A doll show will be held at all ment. with pride that one of theee eons, wife have at their Strong Rd. resi­ FOR EXPERT Manchetter— 4 City of Village Charm in tbt' Dnfk," which openod last 11 playgrounds this evening at Two area residents have just Narkon, who it now .54 years Olenwood, was a .sUr basketball dence. -A. nlfht. foc a 3-we«k run 'at th« 6:45. An children Interested in old, has been Hying in Rcmkville player for hie Pratt qnd Whitney WHEEL ALIGNMENT—WHEEL BALANCING a completed a combined toUl of 55 Kehos and hia wife ara planning | VOL. LXXVI, NO. 245 O w In the Orov .^^jParminiton, enuring their dolls should go to since 1932. Before aUrtmg at team last- season. (EIGHTEEN^PAGES) years of w'ork fof the* ^yal- a motor trip to Vattnont during hU t RADIATOR REPAIRING AND RECORING . MANCHESTEI^ONN., THURSJ^AY, JULY 18. 1957 Hdnsen is a . member of the thd nearestnean playground. Awards Royal 30 years ago he worked In Besides -Glenwood, the Narkon current vacalion. j (Classified Adverttalng on Page 16) PRICB^VE CENTB will be given to the winners. McBee Corporation in Hartford, New Britain, and prevloui to that children include Norman, 7S West ' COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE -lOovsntry Players. Tile Kehoes have four children: j Wesley Narkon, of 1 Rheel St., in the coal mines of Pennsylvania, Center St., Manchester, who la also ' \ near where he was bom. at Pratt and Whitney; Mrs. Lillian Mra. Ann Albert of 384 HollUter St., j SEE Jdaurlos E. Morrow, who has Rockville, this month observes the Mancheater; John B. Jr. of Striingl been residini: at 44 Orisnold St. asking the Directors to sell .54 He plans to Uke a short trip Friedrich of Stafford: Mrs. Bar­ Lajvy er Blasts acres of the town*pwned property SOth anniversary ' of his employ­ to this region pf Pennsylvania be­ bara Wells of Rockvilla, and an­ Rd.. South Windsor; Mrs, Gunillal Four Free With bis wife, while he completed LaRose, of 113 Bldridge St.. Man- work for a master's decree In to. them. ment at RoyaL He la a milling niia* fore the end of his annual vaca­ other daughter, Judith. Location of the property close to tion, which he la' now enjoying. chesUr; and Charlea F. of Farm­ education, has been awarded a chine operator In the plant's ma­ Kehoe. who has been living in stead Dr.,-South Windsor. CLARKE MOTOR SALES x G u s e ’ in Car proposed roads through the area chine room. Narkon and his wife U ly have South Windsor since 1939, is now Fulbrlirbt Scholarship as an ert- was the reason giyen by the Town The couple also has eight grand­ .701 BROAD STREET— MI 9‘2012 In Clinton ehange teacher in Bnsland neat John B .‘ Kehoe, of Strong Rd., flve children, two of whom, are 63 years old. He hopes to retire at children. year. Planning Commission for opposing South Windsor, has now-Worked at Premium Hike the sale. Royal 25 . years.His job Is to file The.same reason was' given by Members of the Manchester Coon Brennan last night for approving it. down segments of typewriters. Plot Trial Hartford, July 18 een ! the conacldusness of prospective ern Democrats against erasing Camping bound or ttaying 'rounds in' the back room of a Clinton res­ Leona G age— Miss UStA 1957 jurors. ' ■ i Scandinavian Airiine for Scotland Section 3 in its entirety. But one ft* ari/dt wjlh Mrs. Prica’a moth- ii thentic clan Tartans, is safe for sun taurant with Kasper was no evlr "The important factor, never influential Senator, asking not to dence of conspirary. A-policeman make your firtt ttop opr jGirl aaS4-.'leader-‘"-'^s Brief Scout Shop. ' •'■'"hhd' ttuf leers'' had a—tj'iiewrlter atddier husband, before leaving fo r ! shorts in crisp Cotton Poplin have coijtlnuirig- desire of -One vqss^t..tM.-Sunbird at N sW Prer Newport, R-T.,noday. (A P 7 son-Aiken amendment, and'were “ doing paperwork- " company to build nmv quarters as ___ NOTthsm Ireland. The last week ^ .59 "But no one knows what they Southern opponents o f the bill — j^ b o ^ e p e a M n Scotland wifli M rs,' each ..... » back zip. "Tartan" shirt in 4m - v said,!' Barnett said, “ We can't elaborately as the next or to the TVT T 1 1 ra contend that under Section 3 in- Price a mother. BROWNie CAMP UNIFORIvt monumentallncrea-ae In salaries of ' A W r P O l V P V m W ^ • W -m junctlone. could be obtained by the apecUlata when a man a liberty ia execuUves will ho doubt be prop-. ^ * * V U C O C r B M X • W M _ tured white Cotton knit is Redman- at stake. Your honor has to pi-e- To Miss USA Title government, to force Irttegration _M ra. Mary HUla of Wapplng, Re-cover your'old bed pillows now. Blue-and rote floral $ 2 ^ 8 Sizes 8 to 14, sume that it waa all -iegai- and erly considered by you in connect- 117 (Tt . ; JLM W C X « X ■ it L of the schools and' other pubUc srtdow Of WUbur HlUa. has returoiid Btripe ticking. ized to control shrinkage. SIiows. abovs board," ------;. p"ctu;"” "* “'’*"•»' A o r 1 e a m s t e r , ' Three places. after attending the Both reunion'rf Similarly, he said, membership I.sjng Beach. Calif.. July 18 <,75* out, too..and now she's won tta MllU family,ramlly, held at ayde. i ■ I Knowland and Sen. Humphrey its tartan in the peter pan collar * In 'the Tennessee White ClUaens A “go-for-hroke” gamble in *galn:*’ ' Segai..... aaid that, as an ittom ev l j „ l TT • (D-MInn i teamed up yesterday to OWo. A total Of 188 attended from REG. $1.49 EXTRA HEAVY GIRL SCOUT SHORTS Council was no evidence of con- which two beautiful girls pooled Barbara, who Is pretty enough and a *“citlxen, •**"■ he was "outraged" PaKer UlllOllS .offer on amendment to Section 3 d l f f e ^ statee. Mre. Hills made and neck edging. r their money to back one of them'to be a contestant' ijw recent action of theinsur- Aboard Navy Ship the trip alone by bus and waa tbs I I to repeal an old Reconstruction FLANNEL RACK DRILL *1 .9 5 (Coatimied om Page Four) in the hUss Universe contest paid I h*r.self. said Leona cams to iiv# ' , 1’Law empowering the Preeident to nprsstnUUvs of Uis famUy i Sizes 8 to 14. off t ^ y for lovely L«ona Gage. «1tl| her tws yeara ago after ^"9'"'?**® "*’' SpelUicy. WAshMlgton, July 18 ( f f i — from Oonnsetieut. Shs charactsr-1 Shorts, sizes 12 to 20 ( use troops to carry out court or- It as a "wendsiful gst-to-' 21. the new M i«i United Slate, of wlSSwejl mother hsd rSmarri J-’ The AFL!CI0 Elflical W ic- .. By OKtMtOE MACKIK ^ were rneroly. shaken up," ■ders Ih civil rights coses. gethtr.” - ■ . • Am rica. ' Glen Bumie Is a suburb of Baltl-Increased rates itices Com m ittee todav called — NewLondon, July J8 (;P)-^A 2>i “The crewmen were Idei The tall, raven-haired beauty , more. have a,„ arisen. Segal Mid. In : ng-v h o n r ^ ientifledai' Knowland «Ud today that thla * 4 - 9 8 GIRL SCOUT JERSEY Murder Story pound TNT charge went off, acci­ Boatawoin’a Mate 2c Alfred l . i“ nendment, together w ith. Preal- from Glen Bumle, Md., .who came; "We both modeled and we made i P'nnsyl- charges that dently abroad a cruising Navy es­ Olaon, Westerly, R. i.; flrerabnEisenhower’s news confer- Hartford Driver west^wlth her 24-year-oid coiuiin:; enough to get along." Barbara i X itw Jersey, West Team sters and Bakers cort craft last night, idling three Kenneth Conrad, Owensboro. Ky.; ! ‘ n®* atatemenU yesterday, "should Supported by a $45 gown and high hopes, won 1 said,” "But I only had IZO^when *"<1 Maryland, unions are eorruptly domi- men and Injuring -four others seri­ •teward’a mate Sc Perferio Ragadio ' remove this specter of the Army Shirt, sizes S-M-L Girl Scout Sizes 8 to 14. ’ . ^ T f - • ~ ■ , the“ W coveted crown lasilast mgninight anaand'we : we got here,here. We figured if Leona I ------: nated, ously. In Crash Arrested will now compete in the interna- «....* ____' at the Philippines and Seaman inn** Navy emd the Marines , each -V Camp Uniform GIRLS' DEPT.—SEqOND FLOOR I j IA llPtAAf'd’hY* *" interna-: didn't - win anything we'd work - T a ' - G- Hayes.'chairman of the The explosion occurred aboard Clement V. MarUn of Campbells-! 9eing sent Into the South to en- ■ v ; L C V / H J 1 tlonaltlon^phase phase oforthejcontest, the contest. f ” * waitresses. pnythihgT--and make K a C'|"|»£|1 t i |- - I P l ^ r a i practices group, set July the 180-foot, U.S.S. SomerKvorth. \'llle, Ky. ' ■ force mtegratton." A 8-car oolUsioB pt ths Intsr-1 ______The _gamble that' 1^ , to the I enough money to got horn" <*A a 1 1 a J .G 3 :31 ss the dste for h*sr+n" chary". which was on routine maneuvers' The Navy said the vessel had ! ®»«nhower said he could not •ecUon o f Oaklanifcand Woodbridge Deland. Fla., July 18 i/Pi—A lie thrill-packH climax was taken-!' "Now I gues.s well get home," _ I against the Bakers, and Aug. 1 to In the Atlantic, about 120 miles Sts. yssterday rssultsd In ths ar-1 WUl flt any board up to 60“ long. Will outlast lirtter been engaged In lest exercises * conceive of any circumstances un- weight covers oevcral times. detector expert aays Donald Wed- ^"’® "lonths ago when Leona and; she beamed, ■ s’" accusations against the team- southeast of here. since Monday morning. ider which ha would call on ths rest ot a Raraord man, aecordihs - iters. to police. \ ; Alsoxa good selection of Jantzeu ier told only the truth in a lengthy '®“ **"' Barbara' Gage, who Barbara said while Leofla.. as , On Pay ■ Price^ Dead Identtfled Last of 185 Shota j •""o d forces to execute court The Navy identified the dead as Salvatore -8. Seeoado was arX examinaUon hut that he still is '” * “ 5 . '*®"'* together, contestant, has bieh living___ like___ ¥ T * » a ' ®^ '"'o unions from The fatal charge waa the last ot i orders, K ShortsXt 52.98 and $3.98. / unchainuncerUin whetherwhettsr WedierWedler had ah^^^^ahv- together *45 and ^ went went a, a .princess,princess^ she's she's been been sUying stajdn " i n f i l l 11 U n l l C C Q C C l ' ^ * *.* ultlmaU j^n- Anthony Focca, 31. Groton, pipe­ about 135 discharged during the rested and charged with failure!' REG. 49c— 20"x36" thing to do with the killing of Mrs. *nojylng for a gown so Leona ' a tiny place down the street fitter flrat class; John R. Thrley, t® grant the r i ^ t of way and sIk i I SPORTSWEAR—SECOND FLOOR and I alty for corrupt domination but it exercise, the Navy said. The (ContlBued on Page Your) Samuel Sheppard in aeveland conld enter the Miss Maryland! "living on fruit. is believed AFI^CIO leaders are 29. New London, quartermaster charged with failure to carry his MARTEX "ILOnER" contest. charges are used In experlmenu to Ohio.’ Leona wore her'*46 Miss Marv- Washington. July 18 W —Statta- i ‘ 17''?^ *9 encourage the unions to first class; and Francis P. Brophy,. study the transfnission of sotuid license and re^etra- m " ... a-wf A60 All lAttfA lH tlon. Secondo, police eaid. did not, Alex------Gregory,vosa. X.XWUS of I. theXtt CMurt of "I - had *3,5 osiuand shemtv iiauhad DiU,*10," | >""<1 dress as her formal gowm bn tics indicated today that boUi busi- * " " ’ *"*te leaders questioned 18, Malden, Mass., seaman. under water. ■ have hia licenae and nglatratton $en$alional netc L u t Resort, made the statement *Ald'■* Barbara,” breathless ullh ex- ^*’'**^ " ‘ ftht of the contest, b u t'"* ^ and labor are substantlallv ! Senate Ri^ C k - i Focca and Turley were married. Capl. Harold E. ftoW*-' com- 'KICKERSLIP' earl.v today after examining Wed- citement ss she. ide with him at ttit tima of tha acd- ' watched the ' blossomed out last night In a dais-: Ignoring President Blsenhower'a Committee so the unions them- .i ’UwJ' wefe the fathers of one child ! mander of the Underwater Sound dent, but returned to the Manches­ ier for 3 'i hours on his "confes- pearl-studded Bulletins ter PoUce StaUon later and pro-, DISH TOWELS $liptop-brief fo r fbear ibith Blacks, shorts, aion" that he clubbed the head of being placed from the A P Wires duced them. i a Qeyeland woman about the time her cousin. PoUce reported that Secondo.! all 'sportswear, with blouses ■ or sweaters Mrs. Sheppard was killed July 4, "We had driving east on Woodbridge 8t.,i 49M. ■ ellng and . “I?. R.® the examinaUon .found a . dress marked down fpom Ma*s. JET CRASHES HOMES ®eme to a stop at (he intaraeetiem' „ ■Hie new'SIlss USA. one of the gmlng up more ^® **- Ne refused to take a lie Tbe wounded ■ were placed Worcester, AIaas„ July 18 (IP) and then proceeded on, eolUdihg 4 *1-59 ■■ ■ ■ ’ ry than before. It was Propoaefl by union Four of the injured., rushed to the I aboard another naval vessel which with the left front of another car Ns\y Hospital at Newport. R. I.. " ' —A jet fighter plane crashed on that Eisenhower told rivals who told the Senators cross headed for' the New-port, R i ■ i thickly aettMUrorreet Street to­ that waa pobceeding north on Oak-', Extra absorbent—lint free—colored borders in red. green, " ’'_. . ’ftill didn't . have----- any - faatefiillyfaatefuTly distributed ono n a« 36-23^8 the nation in*" li***• ««onomlc helpetl >>eat up a union officer aiid were identified as Naval Base. '* land S t.',/ J making a final evaluation of Wed money. day. MlUng t ^ pilot and settiag gold, blue and pink. They gave I.,eona a 2- ba.«ls. .report It tvas time for some labor- "''I*- Cross .denied the accusa- Norman C. Bradford, seaman, ' "'’be four W’ere removed oh ' fire to three homes. No Injuries Tha asrond car waa drivan by: ler[a test. ^ ^ ' «-*y ticket to Long. Beach so we ------"-----^ . managementdenlah—}------f tion^-^- 98, Itoluinbua Ave,. Columbus, Ohlo.^f'efcbers and Uken In ambul-t -Victor /B. Haponik. 40, of 48’ . G tepey said he plans another need both Ways so I could come J to eeeupaats of the homes were (Continued on Pare .Sevrnteeni i avalleble from the govern- Cross alsfl declined to call a critical. to Newport Naval Hospital ' reported Immediately. Knighton Hnponik told poUoej lie detector test on Wedler today. at Mrs. -.Rheppard'a husband i s ------. ssax^eM.ment jAiiM^nd iciiMojQreliable pTjvaieprivate lourccEa.ources Adalbert Utllehale. civilian tlsch-1 ^ " " 'V bpokeaman said the men tlM^ha anw the other car stopped I- Famous Brands I show' that wage rate settlements, (Continued on Page Four) nlclan, 42, Cranston Dr.. Groton, j plasma during the | FEDERAL P.AY HIKE BAC1UCO ntUia interaecUn. Bnica Rd. property owners had the 73 X 108 . $1.89 $2.09 —Kickemlck’a famous who is head of the court, and that by resigned State MenUt Health "border. Smokers Being Fooled I ington, D.C. nounced in a few dayi.. ./- approval of the town’e Park and i cotton and Cupioni rayon, Black, ' S*T5^**' wired the Commisaioner. John J. Blaakb Regular 59c. 48 a 86 .ttonstruction, allows Eisenhower...... has repealed eeverat Plains N.Y.. boy who 3.000 FLEE Fl'.nE.S Recraation Board today. complete freedom . o f flndt^a to the goyerndr of Ohio, A special study team of the Rlbi.coff Oitea .SuggeatioaS “ We would be pcrfecUy wUlihg. Cases. Each ... 4 5 c times since Jsnuar.v his warning ! "'other and sister pronounc^ Red Bud. HI., July 18 UTt >_ blue and red. Sizes: 10 to 20. body movement. " ‘*hl a wMlon With American Psychiatric Association Governor Riblcoff said today mentally fit to tace piurder charges j to agree to the aale'of that land," Wedler. Gregory said I m not sat- told Governor Ribiooff in a 57- that the report "will be helpful in against speeding up the infla .Most of the 3.000 residents of WUUam Brennan, vice chairman of • • • -A Monary spiral H-lth wage end price . . . Argentine army shuffling alms Cigarette Filter Claims this towo- were easouated today Isfied one way or the other right. page report that there was the mental health program in Con­ at putting antt-Peronliit offlcera'' tha board, told town Directors lu t ’ Snan faatehed c ro tc h - now. Thle ia .too aerioua a case to etddence of such mismanagement. necticut." He said copies ar; being boosts. when ahunonia fumes from a - nigm. * 1 7 « comfortable, 'Will not On June 26 and again on Jul.v 3 In key posts. broken line at a fertilizer plant FLAT D P E 144 READY-TO-WEAR DEPT. J u ^ to a hasty cohcluelon. Differences between Drs. Blaeko sent to the new 7-rr.ember State The sale ta oppoaed by the Town hunch Or show through. the President said business and Non- Zlexico ranther refuaee to i spread throngb the area. Two Planning Oommisalon which hat SECOND FLOOR •nre'of'sheriff*resulted from the basic i f® *r" ®,' i»«ntal Health. Fairfield labor will' hava to help hold the move off land which Army wants I Questioned hy Prober or three persons were reported LADY PEFPERELL S lre li*^ q.n' between the commissidn-1 L!®*^!**' ®®*“ * of Trustees and to (or missile firing range , ' nious- to have been temporarily overs the land marked with other Globe e Wide shoulder atrapa and Park Street of Sen .Antwio, j er e push for new p.svchiatric ' 8'«"'«rintendent reacted with live auggestlona, the Governor Menon delayed hy nxxdianlral fail­ j port that he and Dr. Dqniel Hliirn week the controveraial School • embroidery trim, dries hostility to each other and each said. ure In Damascus takeoff. fect'relationship bettveen cigar­ I made last month to the American Aid Bill. The itienaure, backed CAUCUS July MoiomoUoUa in a Jiffy, no pressing. Interpreted the attitudes of the Chicago. Jul.v 18 tyPi — Rep. ette smoking and lung enneer." j Medical’ Assn. ; Taipei, Formosa, .July 18 Ub). A E)esplte the differences between by the administration, would au­ other aa unfriendly and suspicious. _ Or*. Blasko and 'Qraen, the report James B. Bowler, Democratic Con­ Report Based on Study thorize l<) billion doUars of NOTICE! TYPE 186 Chinese rescue team today reached gressman from the 7th Illinois B.\.\'DITS N E T $31,500 ■The commissioner met fnistration I said, "the Qo'.-ernor and the grants to sintea on a matching Sixes 38 to 40-!-White. District (Chicago) since 1953. died ' Canton, Maa«.. July 18 lypi n n U NoUee la hereby given to all " ' ' ' resistance to hia profeasionai! o'"*®"* of th e'srair ha\y reason i Three gunmen locked 21 persons on an American Cancer basis to conatruct schools. Thn Republican electors-ef the Town U D Y PEFPERELL "® bring to to be confident that th% 'p a ^ r t ; ! ‘ ‘t b " money' would be allotted over a " ef Bolton that the Republican .COMRED PERCALE i.1.. ". " ‘ • "'•ntal u patients the . . . . T K l " : J . ’’’ , “ s ' ; " - Canton'anton. . Branch of theth" NorfolkNortniu smokers about the value of ! : ‘ /moa 5-year period at the rate of SM party will bold a -canni* at the 1.98 T^e team could identify only 10 best that fonvard thinkers County Trust Co. of 831.500. ! filter cigarettea. intllion dollars annually, divided Commimlty HAIL Bolton Cen­ RerilarS. ,. ^2 49 $3 09 bodies in the wreckage on a moun- j profeaaion have to' offer willlin "s?.ow allow "“ “ ''*'‘‘ * ' budget , re k rt.tt.c k ‘ ;eO;r.l>.;.^^^ . . T 'lj^ rlo also took an estimated' Blatnlk i. chairman of a House rale'J\o^°C «treX lv*?ow equally on the busts of school ter e « Monday, Jnly 38 at 8HM 73x108 ...... -w w 90X 1 0 8 ...... tain elope. Seven crewmen and nine ; "The sui>erint«nd*nt ‘ unable to attend sessions ot ovemment Operations aubcom- nn.. m ess AS Ia A A.M aaaaJ Ia 1 v. ^ age population and the financial pMwngers were aboard the 2-en-1 himself from ^w fs'de" ^B“ ‘ ni>u h remains to be done the piesent Congress. $1,000 from the hank patrons, Government Operations aubcom- non amokers and high among pan. for the foUenlng purpooee:' Regular $$A9. w Q Regular 79c. 48 x $8 raising the gross haul to SS'>.500.- needs of the states. fine C47 traniport when it van-!and interference bv authority and complacency is not in order, Bowler succeeded the late Rep. .molf.r., thTr.te^ •«xI08 ...... ^ Z . O T Catea. E ach...... O T C 1 .a b a * A> ss Sa I aaIs S aa. — ^ Al ■ ' A a . . ^ ^ s ' meeting It n continued. "Greater cigarette advertising and man-: increaalng with the An,n.."> 1. To nominate eandidates for ished* Tuesday night near the end head on; taking care to obtain maaa ♦ ' k' u resourcea Adolph J. Sabsth. a Democrat, in of HOFI'A SCHFJHE CHARGED aU town offl'cee to be acted KHAN BrilIBO TOMORROW ^ W arelte smoking ' I- of a trip from Clark Field in the I approval of hli tnisteea and d efl f P'ovided as Soon as the Congress. Previously he .served 43 Asuan, Egypt. July 18 oe— Wa»hlUgton. July 18 (fu_A govi. apoa ia the town election on Phinippine. to it. base ’at Taipei, ing central offlce"af/ihorUy whtelC '® «'® years in Chicago's city council as The body of the .Vga Khan U l O ct 7. 1M7. t — .The search team came across the _ , .an alderman from the 19lh and Spokesmanfor'Vhe'"AlIferican:ovef-5ihMmlng"thrtch^r/^^^^^^ rrnment proaecutor'told a’ M - In effect, had no power to enforce The pa.vchlatrlc group had high :25th Wards, was ferried across the .Nile on a Cancer Society told Congress to-t "nr U a aufaUv# fi^oe“nferal .doiirt jury today James R. 8. To trpaeact aay other bu*i- > • wreckage in the jagged mountains its authority." barge toda.r to the ancient between Taipei and the Formosa praise for both Commissioner' Bowler, who came to Con neoo proper to come before The repo'ri aakid bv Gov.mnr vo^maaioner Bowler, who came to Congress Egyptian land of the dead. There overwheliriln'g’' that c 1 g a r e 11 *. lung'cancer "Wis'dMs'*not"i^^n?v ^ ‘ o anhvert WE GIVE GREEN STAMPS Strait It was spread along the for­ R ib ic o ffT M fo ll^ m g a E.rd*“ ” ^ J'i'y *• 'M *. auffered a Searl burial will take place tomorrow smoking leads to lung cancer. that smoking is th e^ ^ v »be iisefiilneoa ol thn ested slopes of Mt. Cha" Tien near N e m » P. Todford. Chairman Th€ J W I U U CORR PKEE PARKING AT REAR OP OUR $TORE; study bv Dra Deiilei . attack several years ago and had In a tomb on the west bank. The Dr, E.' Cuyler Hai?Uiond alsoialso.! lung1..*; cancer. . B«cl‘e«a Committee." Hsinchu. « | ^ - K . Bush o'f the A m .ri«n ''•Rly arrived at the iuipmvised ! testified that cigaretts •AfisL U.8. .Atty. Edward P. Trox- Boitan Bepuhltenn Town A spokesman at U. 8.' Air Fovee ■ Dr- Hammond Likewise teatifled WITH ALL CASH SALES MANCHiSTiR. Comm- •Aswan .Airport from Cairo In the t appears to increase the likelihood that ’ hV“ w ai''of ihe°cnm ic^‘ Ihl? ell, opening (butt arguments le - Ooauilttoo MONEY R«Hf NDED AT $TAMP COUNTER headquarters aaid American search commissioner H I, dwth reduced;, the Demo- the Jury In Hoffa’a hriberj-cen- !®f h .T L and arterial tUaease. andj “ r g .r e ttr - m o L J parties are en route to the scene. apiraby trial, acknowledged that duly Id, IdST C Q R N IR m a i n OMl OAK SHtEfTS mia^yner Blaako to remove Dr. I (Continued bn Page S e v e n t ^ m j T l K in a i»d fire ehgina to a barge [declared further the evidence ,waituig en the Nile. would seem to'give pipe and cigar J.ohn Cye Cheaaty “ deceived** (CenttmNid eq Page Seventeen) both Hofta and Ftochbneh:

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