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HALE'S W ,7 0 7 a m t, aeoiar hMUgkt. Pair, KtUa Sr e< tke AedM rkange la tiewpemtnre fVMay. Bring You These M anehm Uer^A City of FlUoge C t u f r m TOL. LXXII, NO. 237 (Cbaelfled AdvertWeg aa Papa 14) MANCHESTER, CONN.. THURSDAY. JULY 9. 1933 (SIXTEEN PAGES) PRICE nV B CRNTB ‘ Values F or Dies Blasts ■ r, •? F in t Qaality 60 Gaore Shear Dark Clearance of Dresses HALE'S T exa s f o r NYLON HOSIERY SHEETS AND b IlettoitaeMew gemi—r ShadM- ai«M SV< *• >1* f t | O S O U R REGULAR STO CK OF $4.98 ^ Fin« Spun DRESSES REDUCED TO .... i . g . PILLOWGASES Police ■1 In tM* group are Chambray*. TiMue Olng- t hama. Broadcloth and Solid Nyiona. With the S” Hem CANNON FINE MUSLIN ALL SALES FINAL Wxghington, July8—DOUBLE STAMPS the Arena Dinette at State and Ike late dean of the Houae, Rep. where ela* to go. • | tn the North Korean*, would not | held position* at Outpost Berlin Announcement that ^th* true* UMITED QUANTITIES! Wall itraeta in that city, wa* s^d Adolph. J. Solmth. nho died iMt "Ha* the State of Texas changed ' guarantee any _ truce that waa ; and East Berlin in the far west. talks would resume tarn* a few Aaaorted eolora. by police also to have provided Nov. C JUBt twa daya after be It* poaitionT" asked Rep. Baylor signed. ROK Preeldeat Ryagmaa Rhee Ktm II Sung ridge in the ieast and hours after a top-laval UN dele­ FIRST QUALITY EXTRA HEAVY WEIGHT them with the license number of waa elected to hla tttti ronseeu- (R-Pai, recalling that the Governor Knowland. the acting Senate Re- reads a stack of letter* la Korea PorkeJiop hill. gation headed by Gen. Mark C^ark GIVEN WITH GASH SALES ALL Robertson's car, which led them to Hve term from the Seveath lUI- of Texas ha* publicly stated that publican leader, late vesterdav at- ' from foreign rouatrlea who ex- Backed by ear-splitting ' artil­ tried again to win President the Laurel Haight* Banitarium. nola raagrcaalonal DIatrIct. Vow- Texaa wanta nothing from tha fed-, tended a top-le^'el White Houae ■preoood agroeamat with hla atand Syngman Rhea's support of a Regular $1.00 Rubberised Lined Colorful According to Donovan, Robert- ler, a nrmorrat, pollod Si per neat' sr*! government, lery, soldiers of the U. 8. Seventh DAY THURSDAY, JULY 9 WAMSUTTA TOWELS $ I conference at which Instructions agalaat a Korean- armlatice on Infantry Division by Thursday truce. They apparently failed. for aa easy victorjf m-er hla Re-1 ^ad to Rat Worda ! reportedly a-ere prepared for Gen. preoeat terma. Nevertkrlraa, re­ A hlghly-plaped South Korean (Oaathiaad aa Pag# Throo) poMleaa appoaeat, Philip. J. Raffa. morning had cleared the Red* BEACH BAGS, 79c Each REG. $2.98— 24x10 "The people of TexSa have not Mark CiMrk, the Allies' Far East porta Indieate that the Reda are from all but six bunker* on the source said Rhee still Is holding chang^,'-' Lyle replied, adding that Commander. . j Per Bult, Towel, Etc. GIANT BATH SIZE .. presolng for oa amdstiee: signing northwest finger of Porkchop hill. out despite U.8. offers ot a nrtll- > 1 . 7 9 "Hla Govariior of Taxa* baa had to ' w despite Snath Knreina abjoetloaa. Ury sqcurUy pact, "aubstantlar ' 44t*t hla words.” (CeoHuaed aa Pago n fle e a ). Associated Press corraspondent BEG. $2.29— 24x48 (NKA Radio Telepheto). Robert Gibson dispatched from aeonomic aid and. equipping and LADY PEPPERELL TYPE 180 Lyl* chidod the House for mak­ training af four more dlvtsions tor BABY SHOP SPECIALS EXTRA SIZE BATH SIZE. Each 4 1 . 2 9 ing "comtdy” over what he called tha front this short, bitter chron­ ology of a tragfe 3^miButa eoun- th# lA-division South Korean TOILETRIES, ETC. West, Russian Talks a tragic situation. Army. COMBED PERCALE REG. $1.10— 14x28 Rtp. Gross (R-Iorva) commfhted ! terattack by a handful of sol- OaOUF SUMMES DKESSiS. diera with ffamathrowers; aourc* told Aasoclatad PrwR April Showers Talcum ...... "TT...... 39o H A N D S IZ I ...... Each 6 9 « that “If- (At itamf of tha Btdta o t Sizas 1-Cx. riegulai- price; .V.i.9* to $5.98. a • a a $2.79 ....4 TO' pV m. ~ ~ 'CoOnfinlTtack Oarroapondent Biil® Shinn ^Urt ...... 49c REG. $3.49 — 72x108 Texas waa changed to AfgUanla- Stassen Sees Red Rhao stilt la insisting that hia Johnson’s Baby Powder ...... SALE PRICE $1.49 M $4.91 (an Halo Shampoo ...... '...... 89e REG. $3.79 — 81x108 $3.09 Favored by Britain oountry "must have from America REG. 39c FACE CLOTHS . Each thalr aid with 200 million or two concrete assurance that Korea Tussy Deodorant Cream ...... 30c REG. S9e — 42x38Va . 49c billion dollars.” . . . i Ilaunched. TERRY lEACH ROIES Limitad quantitie* of wonderful extra haavy Wamautta tewal PreaMeat Elaeabower learea the will be unlAed". peacefully or hy Toni Home Pifrmanent Refill ...... $1.30 4;57—Infantry reaches to with-- force. He added that the IS-day Sizes 3-$x. Regular price $4.98. Luxuriously soft and fine yat long waarlng. and fact elotha. Nine colors but not every coler in each aisa. Wxahiugton. July , ? - ( ^ A c t i n g Britizh Foreign Min-‘ » m ‘ [ In 150 feel of th* Anger's crest 4%'hHe House to attend n praM Bayer’s Aqririn Tablets ...... 62c Whits, ySlIow, graan, pink, blue, wine,‘ huntar graea, aqua, gray. ronferenre in H'ashington while talks_,___ between , Rhee . . and . President . Alka*Scltser ...... 54c SALE PRICE $4.19 l$tdr Lord Shlizbury ari-ived here for three power Ulka today oeSlUritic ^di?iniMf*ii“ iJ!l. : under heavy riAe and machine- and djsclared hia government favors a top level meeting with bringing about "creeping social-1 gun Are. armistice talk, get underway In ‘ I'f*!':.*.'P^*** •"'"‘J' 47e Squibb Tooth Paste ...... 2 for 69c Karra. Ikr toM nrwanirn br has ars deadlocked. TYPE 121 PEPPERELL SNUBFIT Rugsia although the timing “ is a matter for discuasion.” He '•*">" U’is country, Damocratir I 5;01—Infantrymen atand up. No ITtlmatum Palmolive Shave Cream with Bonus T ube...... 53c SUMMER SKIRTS expressed the opinion that ailing'v------——------Leader Rayburn of. Texas ...... _ .. . . I At* their Aame thrower* and aeaarrd ROK PrraMrat Syalpnaa FINE QUALITY OOWNFROOF wrstic Washmjrton, July 9—...... 88c AND FEATHERPROOF (CoatiaoMl oa Page Elevea) of Korea, (NEA Telephoto). letter dealing with South Koreg'a Phillips Milk of Magnesia ...... 43c and 67c SALE PRICE: $1.49. $1.98. $2.98 REG. $2.98 TW IN SIZE ...... $2.29 yaar bacaua* hia haalth is Improv. lakaq a lot of difference who's ox .old E. S U .» n ' told Soo.tor.; objections to an aVmistie*. But an PILLOW TICKS tng daily. : c ^ a I gored." Rayburn said. "It makes today he feels the Unred | The MSA head emphasized, how- official spokesman said emphat­ ' REG. $3.29 FULL SIZE ...... $2.49 'Salisbury, greeted br Secretary I a W a'anradsF * difference, too, which ad- St&tes will have to continue ; ever, that it la up to congress each ically that the letter woe not an ALLIATHING SUITS REDUCED — »f State Dullea. said he thought I i Xf Jl IlSII O tJV lC l ! mlnietration is ip . power—which gram for 10 years. ultimatum to Rhee to accept praa- FUtad boUb’m’ihe«ta*"by Pappereil tha’t"wiil give ycanTof wear'. REG^ SM9W ITHZIPPBRS....,^. ------r9 5 c ------■ ■ ..... i'one pmetfeo# and jmeache* aoctal-- - Tksttfyhyrbefoni'thw Apipropria- some sort of foreign aid pro- "'^***>' ^*'* *‘**P fbrthewrolng tarlkx here “wlth-OiiHe* " should be continued. ^ ehl "true* terma". ’ * ...... CLOSE-OUT LOT OF BRASSIERES. GIRDLES REG. $1.19 W ITHOUT ZIPPERS ...... 77c and French Foreign Minister Bt- tiora oommittsa in ^half of a five Reds Raise Iron Gurtain Informed quarters here apeculat- dault would Iron out Allied dif­ f - l n D O l i n P l a n s **'ln the senate meanwhile, leader* billion dollar money'blll for foreign „The Senate.. ln..acUng. on. a. foe- AND ONE PIECE FOUNDATION GARMENTS PRINTED COnON SPORT SHIRTS Floral strip# ticks in all color combinations. Also fins blue and sign pid authorization ..bill, has i" w o m a * T B I • ^ ^****** liaison officers asked OreaUy Radeead In PrIea. Brakoa Sliea aod Styleo. Bmoalerea Bizea 2r$. Rtgiilar price $1.59. TYPE 1M UDY FEPFEREU SNUBFIT white strips. . ’ ference*. _ _ _ were making a second try at pai- aid In the current fiscal year. Recnlar $)At »e $i.eO— . Dulles told him the conference, Bonn Germany July $ • (>Pi— * ***** similar to th# oh* In .Stas*en said h* thinks the Boriet voted to doe* down MSX June SO. SALE PRICE $1.29 opching Friday and running . .n ! the House. Ruaaiaii threat will last, a decade, 1955. with a final deadline of 195S | On Riot-torn Fast Berlin i on economic aid spending and 1957 i ■ , [of the neutral nations aupervlaory SANFORIZED FITTED SUPERFINE MUSLIN through Tuesday, will "promote Th* \Ve.t Germany government ^ngry arguments over govem- dtq* MIHtary AM ■ . _ ■ commission can start m-ork. DISCONTINUED STYLES Throiigtwat that period, he said; on mllltaf)' outlays. ” C|Me Oiit_S1.05^ ROYS' 2-Pc. SUITS continuing good will and eoopera- today asked the western Big I ment buying of live cattle Jed to f Jlft-^ 'Ince the West that everything Is Clark, in a June 29 letter to the- REG. $3.3t TWIN SIZE $2.49 ttoH" among the wettani Atii<>s. * Three to dcmimd HUialah lir c e p t -ib t r ^ jkfliti'cal ekaiSHgea'iIflHng R-i» HH ■ wntitry "wm The House voted to let MSA die off aMr'TlWxOartaia-between-Saot■" ■" “ * serene-again, -Ihe- Jtiii*ians-look.,Jteda. proposing - that -a—trues—be- Sccrauckar: Prints and Butcher Linen. Sizes 2-$x. Salisbury said that he wants to a nee• of a six-polnt progrpm de- nearly six hours of debate yeSter- have to give military'help to at a* scheduled in the nreaent law. tn and Went Berlin, to noa-Oerman Regular price; $2.9$ • $3.9$ - $4.9$. REG. $3.49 FULL SIZE . $2.89 no chanies. Khaki-clad troops signed now. luggesttKl. a meeting to compare not* with Dulles and Bl- si{(iieoUce. ’ Representatives from Switser- Lace trim or tailored. Pink or white. Slxoa B-4-T-8. Y O « drafVed by Chancellor Konrad. Ade­ retary of Agriculture Benson to Stasaen cited "Turkey and'For- is "right at the point of Its most; law to the Ruaalan zone. Here I* The tanks and the Russian aol- i land. Sweden, India, Poland end Regular 11.00. SALE...... / Y C ^ HOUSEWARES (Conttaued ou iwge Twa) nauer demanded (he restoration of buy up rowa and pay farmers to. significant results." what AP Correapondeal Don dier* were gone. But the German TYFE 1M LADY FEPFEREU. REG. $7.95 REGULAR HEIGHT .... free travel between Bast and West have heifers spayed to . prevent Referring to recent disorders In ' Doane fouad oa. the Red eide of soldier* and police werV every- 1 (OsaUnaed ea Page Twa) $5.95 Germany and the. reatoratton of them from having calves. Bast Bernn and other*" R#d-oc- the RerMa froatler.) ■rt-here. Especially' along Stalin ; 14-Pc. LURAY DINNERW ARE S H $NUUnT SANFORIZED FinED political . liberty in the Russian I Griswold's contention la there Finland Gets cupied areas, h* said workers be>' allee. around Potadamer pistz. ! REG. $4.9$ ...... SPECIAL $2.91 REG. $8.91 EXTRA PLUMP H EIGHT $6.95 Ike Aides Plan zone. ' ..are (on many cattle and that a hind the Iron Curtain are now By DON'^Qo ANB Alexander plats and the Commiin; ! Close Out Lot of Underwear COMUED PERCALE SHEETS The )lonn foreign miniatrv government buying program would "willing to atand up and risk Berlin, ju lv 9—iJh — Sullen Ger­ 1st government headquarters. j ENAMELED STEEL W IN D O W SHELF. SPEC. $1.00 handed the program to the U. s!, cut the livestock population and New Cabinet in death" at th* hands of their Com­ man worker* dragged . lastly These weie the center* of the. I , SUpe — Ooema — Bed dockata and Many Other Iteene- British and French High Commi*. |push beef prices upward, letins Broken Stiee and Styleo. Regnlar Price ftM te $S.ee. White. Window holds shelf in place securely. Per flowara, BEG. $3.59 TWIN SIZE...... $2.89 REG.' S11.9S KING SIZE ... $9.95 Quick Vole for munist bosses. around at their jobs of building June 17 rebetllon, where at least 1 plants, etc. atoners with Identical not** asking Hits .lUrth Caalrol Plea houses on Statin allee. Women 17 people died 'In street Aghts [ that the pro}.a*als be made the Sen. Anderson (D-NM), foimer Money Crisis -Stassen said the fact Is being Wires BEG. $3.89 F U U SIZE ...... $3.09 All first quality plqytax pUlowa that will give you yaafa of driven-sharply hcTme to peoples be­ waited in line for something worth pitting rock throwing German'] Sole $1.50 te $3.98 SILEX SPECIAL REG. $4.95...... SPEC IA L $4.91 wonderful sleeping comfort Tax Extension basis for discussion on Germany at ! Secretary of Agriculture, agreed buying to arrive in food stores. workers against police guns and ■Long wearing combed-percale in the fitted'bottom sheets. th* Foreign Minister*-.meeting j.there are some 10 million too many ■ $-Cup BtlZx.' Tray. Rad. Helsinki, Ftnianil, July P—UPi— (OoBHaaed oa. Page Flfteea) Communist "Peoples’ Army" sol­ Rusaisn tanks. ^ ^ opening Friday in Washington. j cattle but he. did not back Oris- Premlej' Urho Kekkonen, leader of dier* and “ Peoples’ Police", pa­ BRITOAs HOLD LEAD Washington. July f —(iP)r-Ad. Th* note .asked' that the Big iWold'a p/opoaal for decreasing the ■you couldn't even ret nekr the Caraptuttle, Scotland. July 9 $0* PLASTIC HOSE ...... SPECIAL $7.9$ REG. Me— 34" SANFORIZED mlnistration forces, after leaping the rlght-of-center. Agrarian trolled in pairs, armed with ma­ government headquarters building Guaranteed $ year*. Green or Red. Three deliver the proposal! to beef herd*. party announced today th* forma­ chine pletole and carbines. -^4^—Two Briloas, Dal Reea FURE WHITE FILUNB MAnRESS FADS a Hous4 Ways and Means commit­ Moscow for consideration. Sen. Kerr (D-Okla.) 'derided or Into Potsdamriyplatz. These and. Eric Browa, beM a slim lead MILLINERY SPECIAL FINE QUALITY DROADOLOTH tee hurdle, prepared a fast track tion of a minority cabinet writh ‘ This was East Berlin today a* areas were sealed off by sentries. ROTATING C A R W A SH BRUSH .. SPEC IA L $4.95 : The . Adenauer government's Griswold's proposal aa "birth con­ the task of piloting the nation lifting of -the bordet barriesidef todiqjr la tke aerinaj round of t v I. i • eeeeeeeee »'•V • 'SwSOPW 2 79 m through Cmgras* today, for Presi­ ‘‘Immediate mcasdfea” are; trol" for cowa and Sen. Tobey (R- Obviously-^the ■ Russians know ' Britlak Open Golf Cluuapl*d*hlp Aluminum handle. Noh‘-»cratch horse hair for house*, win* REG. $3.98 TW IN SIZE Twenty-five colora In one ot the beat selling, . m ^ dent Eiaenjiowar's propoaal to ex­ through a .ticklish financial crisis. News Tidbits threw the Russian sector open tn that Vae spirit of revolt atlll FOR MANCHESTER DAYS fabrica for drasaes, skirts, blouias, draperies, bedJ ' JCekkohen. a rightwinger who ao Ben Hogan, of Fort .Worth, dow*. cars, screens, boats. No pail'— No atreakiitg No REG. $3.49 F U U SIZE e e e f # ^ 3 * 7 ^ tend ;(h* exesaa proAta tax. non-German western Visitors for smolders. wiping. Attach to garden hose. aprekda, ate. Yard ...... (Cpattaaed, oa Pago Two) ' (UoaNaaod sa Pago Two) has proven he cpn get along with CnIM froRi AP Winw the Arst . time s]nce the bloody Tex„ and Frank Straaahaa of Waehable mattress pads with pure wlUta filling that will give Republican Leader Halleck of 'Stalin allee, where, the June 17 | Toledo, O., rensaiaed la tha Indiana predicted the House would Fln’and’a big neighbor Russia, !i June 17 revolt. march began, looked like a boon- ' 8 ia 1 C O M B IN A T IO N ALUM . P A N . . SPEC. $2:49 yaara.ttf «ary^a. _ , , . ..,4=.,..,-;. wmmut.Uurauppoczaf' the.powers, - The -Soviet east -' sector thlok of the acranaMr aa^ (wo Close Out of HoU poaa -tiyo -bill'tomorrow, with an ft' L M • Flhbl' arrangementa ‘ made' for’ doggling relief -project.- There-were ] Value $3.23. Egg Poacher, Double Boiler. Baby Food Warm­ ate. ftc—34** FAST co lo r ovarwfaalming viAe from both .Ra- ful Social Dera^rata In the lie-sr resembled *■ battle gniiind the , worker* on (he job, but they wbrk- slrokeo off the.' Rero, ve4- er, 2-qt. Casserole. 3-qt. Sauce Pan. 2-qt. Pudding Pan, 8-qt. Cov­ lineup. The f Social _ Democrats annual Ooveraor’s day ceremony iwaa BrlHsh Ryder CWp player, ALL COLORS--AU HEAD SIZES publieani and. Democrats. of First Company Governor's last time 1C was seen by western l ed slowiy. Eor every man listlessly ered Sauce Pan, Pina $" Cover. Made by MlRRO- A le AHD rUNItt FRINTS ■ Oapoct No Traahle — - Riiush Cabinet F'm -withdraw from . tb*. previous coali­ roporterrwaa quiet today. - f carrying brick* or hammering, aadr Brown, former Srottl*|( ------V ALU ESTO ^ HEA¥Y.QUAUTY:BATTRISS OOVERS ; ., 1— . • . . . M arie Oiiatd .bagiaiUnc amatear ehaiiiploa. are Asad ' Sehato' OOP-leadata Mave-aaM tion wider Kekkonen-■Juh;f 2A'^i»«d Niantlc. ; Georgetown UhlVer-, "" Silt 1t"W**''iiot-a nenna|-qutet.,]4tW'e< ' were ocveral .pending 12^QT. DEEP s t y l e 1H$H PAN SPttlAL $1;3S" TYTIN AND f% ix BCD fiOER Good looking pattema bqth small and large in , the gpvernmept.. fejl oyer .conflict­ la*lMi4i With t m . • I -■ - - .-f ■#, r .*•••. ..vV* . rer- i-.sr-'-v* - +•'.»»* ■ :■ i, » (hay pian quick action eM - eepect ■atty- aurgeons aq.'nounca; they **$.' It.waa .like the . lull aftar-r-and.around. ■^“^-RdOTa:" ■SHlny aiortinttin'.fthiiih: ' - ' — ' — — — - - r— ■nil 'color tzqnblnations.' Finest quaitty fast color e- ing economic'jpolTrie*. perhaps between—atbrihs;■ ' , j . ■ ■, printa. Yard ...... ,...... ' Itni* dtnoilty over th* -Bix-months trying to perfect "windowa" REG. $4.29 WITH RUBBER BUTTONS .... . 53.39 extension through Dec. 31. ITi* tax aret’s Romance Kekkonen hopes to hold the Even, in their efforts to con- (Conttaned.on Page EigM) < GROWING POLIO TREND 7-Pc. BEVERAGE SET ...... SPEC IA L $3.98 through which they can see biimaa WaoblagtoB, July 9—(ft w REG. $4.98 WITH ZIPPERS ...... ^3.49 npired Juna 30, but can be re­ cabiii'et together with tha aid of heart .as they operate. LADIES' SUMMER DRESSES - $ Glassea. Large Pitchei'. Opaque Glass. Decorated. newed without lo*a. of ravenua. hia own party, with 51 aaata in th* Public" HealtI) Service said Heavy quality cotton with*seam* all bound. A cover Uiat will Umdon, July 9—(Ah—The Cburc-‘9rliolc*. Bo they pushed him off the 200-member Parliament, three Tobb of mud roll dowa on high­ today 4',$$A new polio case* kava , FREEZER SUPPLIES — COMPLCTE STOCK. Th* tax-wrtUng Ways and way between Wajerbury. and REDUCED give years of service. , , SUMMER FABRICS': Moans committee voted 16 to 9 yas- hill cabinet waa approached on throne.' repreaentatlves of the Swedish HajHwa tp Yuu! . keen reported sinee tlw Jtrat of* Wrap j— Bpxe* — Bag* — Tape — Container*. AT . • whether Princess Margaret should Th* Tribune., .which is a political People's party and three inde­ Naugatuck .when heavy rains the year—694 nsore tkaa la tha Siaea te to Seand 13! | to 24Vi a, tinday to recommend paoaage of cauea 100-foot high embankment th* bill te th* Houae. It was a marry a handsome, divorced Royal suppoiTer of Aneurin Bevan. de­ pendents The Social Damocrata aanae period of ttSt. The servtea REG. $5.98 VALUE ...... !.. S5.00 14-Pc. GLASS SET ...... SP EC IA L $2.98 Air Force oAcar and joined with clared “ Princess Margaret aboUId to cave in. . . .' Army reports plan sold dL1 new caoeo were repordy Gift boxed. Clever decorations. $ GJaases. $ Glasa Coaat- REG. 59c FINE QUALITY- Gre€itly Rocfucec/ Prices (OeaRaaod' on Pago Two) th* Chtirch of England in saying be allowed to make up her own {Cemttmme* aa Paga Two) to- large rntiwrk la buylag. of Missing GirVs Parents Bare ed la the week thnt ended Jaly RES. $8.98 v a l u e ...... $7.2f ara.. 4 Rainbow Colora. , . ’ "No." the Tribune said today. mind whom she,i\anta to marry. military vShtclea, mostly truck*. 4. Hmt was $7 mern than tai tha RES. $10.98 and $12.98 VALU ES...... $f.00 ADJUSTABLE S4" ALL STEEL IRONING PURE LINEN DI5H TOWEL5 REG. 79c— 39" GOLD TONE ORGANDIES Th* fortnightly left-wing maga- Moat other people, w* Imagine, Kung Sheunk Daily News of prevloa* week. aine drew a comparison Mtween would agree with that simpis Hong Kong says recent arrivals Feelings on 19 Day Mystery TABLE ...... SPEC IA L $7.98 ^ REG. 49c— 39" A.8.C. PRINHD BATISTES Offshore Laml Suit the 22-year-old Prlnceea’ reported proposition. . , But______Ui* Britlah cabi- Iran,, Russia Pact from Canton, China, tell of ample PENTAGON NEEDA PTNDR For abort or tall. Sit or Stand. ^ M e h 3 for $1.12 romancing with TtAF Group Cap- i net'doea not agree, supplies of Britiih and U. S. g o ^ Waokingtoa, July - Filed by Arkansas tain Peter Townaend and her Hinted in Tehran In Red Chinn.. . . State court order By GRAHAM BERRY fheing Uken." said Mrs. Nolan. 40, The-Defeaan Jlnpaftweal today Assigned Abroad restrains New York City Housing WOVEN CLOTHES HAMPER .... SP EC IA L $4.98 Extra finq quality with cblorad borders in graan, rad and blue.' uncia's affair with an American Compton, Calif., July 9—UP)— , as she and her husband. 45, sat in naked Ooogreas ta aalkailae aa CHILDREN'S DRESSES REDUCED White—Black top. Whita— Dubonnet top. Whits —Orean ' 4 7 * divorcee, Wallis Simpaqn. Capt. *rownaend, S$, n "BattI* of Authority, from enforcing federal addtttoaal 9S29JMAM waHh af Britain” ace', was auddenly given How would you feel if your Utile . their trailer home talking .with top. Washington, July •— —Ar- "Tbit Intolerable place of inter­ Tehran, Iran; July — law requirliig tenaato to siga loy­ girl or boy suddenly vanished ' friends. "I think somebody is hold- rdaetraetlaa at Areey, Navy, RES. $5.98 VALUES ...... S4.78 hanaas )ua brought suit in fadaral ference with a glrya private Itf* a new assignment abroad whan hla Tehran newspapers spaculatad to­ alty oath.. Marlae Carpa and Air r a m la> Pre-Teen Slset. ' UGHT WEIGHT ALUMINUM YACHT ANOTHER SHIPMENT reported romance with Margaret completely from your life? ; mg'back information.” REG. 49c— 34" PLAIN ooB PRINHD court bar* challenging the power is all part of a myth about the day that a non-aggreaalon pact Swiss name Dr. Walter Bosai, Here i* the reaction of Mr. and ' Outside, Dariena's fat Httle dog, stallatlaaa. laeiaded a n IdB C H A IR ...... SPEC IA L $8.98 Of Congraas tp.'give the coastal royal family Which - has been *o became generally talked about. Ht REG.S1.98 3SIZES SEERSUCKERS with the Soviet Union may b* In member of Swiss legation, staff in Mra Owen Nolan, footer'parenta of ' Pat, panted in the heat and gax^ BOW raaatractlaa pealeela la 4t RES. $7.98 to $10.98 VALUES S8.78 Folding. Canvas seat and bark. Btataa tiU* to submergad offshore sedulously built up by tntereatad takes over his new dutlsa aa air Tokyo during World War II, politi­ S-yaar-old Stella Darlane. who dia- i Inquiringly’ at jiasalng children, statea la addMaa, Hm da> attache In Brusaela two days ba- the offing. They based their apecu- STEP-ON CAN INDOOR ...... SPEC IA L $2.80 QUILTED FRONT— FUU ZIFPERED REG. 49e— 34" SANFORIZED FORGE MILLS lands and their mlnerarrichee. parties In recent years,” said the cal adviser to nation's Korea trwee appeared 19 day* ago today with- ' Aer cat. Mittens, lay in tha shade partaaeats praaaaal eaBe faf, r The Submerged Lands Act, Tribune. for* 'th* 32-year-old Prince** 1# lation on report* that Pramier team . . . .More military aM fer out leaving a trace. ‘{under-her child's chair in front of projecte la Alaaka, OMaaaM, China plaid pattern. Aluminum Insert. , UGHHR WEIGHT DENIM signed into law by Pres'ldent liisen- "Hrparrittcal Role" due bark on' July Ig from a tour of Mohammed Mossadegh and tha lado-Chlaa to fight Oqmmunlat-led ‘Pqa Mue-eyed, blonde youngster the trailer. the Martaaa hlaada, Iha Phlle PLASTIC GARMENT BAGS howar May .32, waa' attacked aa "It racslla Uio hypocritical rol* southern Rhodesia. ' Kremlin are preparing to negoti­ enemy recommended by touring waa last seen at $';30 p.m. Satur­ Mrs. Nolan and her husband, a LADIES' COTTON DRESSES REG. 49c— 39" CREASE RESISTANT "unconstitutional, null and void played by the church at the time He had bsM acting comptrollar ate Iran's iMg-otandlng bwiler General John W. O. Daniel, com­ day. June 20, playing with other truck driver who recently retired SPUN RAYON tUTCHER UNEN ]!. . In that it Is an unwarranted of the Duka of Windsor's abdica­ at Clarenc* Houaa, where the and Ananclal claiaai against her mander tn chief of American children near a refreshroant stand as a chief 'aviation machinist's PlaCABTHV BLAHTB LOBILUIT REDUCED $1.69 and invalid attempt to abdicate th* tion. Priacasa ’ llvaa with har asothar— big Oomrounlat neighbor. fores* in Pacific. operate by Mrs. Nolan at Ruction mate after 21 years tn tl>e Navy, " ' July B -. (if) —A sovaraignty of the United Rtatas to "Edward was loudly acclaimed aqd had a suit* thar*. Townsand Hi* nawapapar Etelaat, Iran's Senator Taft's comdition report­ City, a shopping canter in nearby are attempting to reaun\p soma Ndteg that Dark Oettqaa. IShort aleevaa. Not aU aiaea. Jumbo 1$ garment, regular $ garment fuK alxa, Thaaa are an y a r d n few of the statea." as ‘th* beat of kings’ until ha ox- divorced hia wif* last fall aftar 11 largaat, said a Soviat mlaston may ed good after exploratory opera­ Norwalk. sort of pattern in tkalr llvaa. It's by . r aaftaglat. IS to SO. 'B e h a lf Maae Rag. |8.M valueo., $3.00 The JM ( H AL € CO. excaptional value. Blue, wins and green. Hia auit, Alad late yesterday by Jtreaosd ther Arm desire to marry yaemi .o f marriagt, charging har com* to Tahrah lor nagotlaticna tion. . . Unofficial reports any On* of (he graatapt atanhunta In dtlBcult to alaop. ) wad hi O. B. M A N C M fiV I CONN-a Arfcanaas Atty. Gan.a. Tern Gantry, th* woman h* loved.. (Prim* Min- with adultry., H* was awardad aad Uiat Amarleaa oftclala art BraMI laaea aaa quarter of axport- th* history of Lna Aagales county "tn novsr gtv* up hopa aa long iotar Itanlqy) Baldwin and the abt* eoffs* crap In cold snap, val- has failed to turn up a aingl* clue. fafty^aw Raw. MaCkftty (I ; « OR Tmge BQM) ^ AretebtahoiM did not approv* his •(CaaHaaad em Paga BiavaaV- (CaaBaaai aa Paaa » uad at SIM mllfion doUara. "Somakoffy must kava kaan Iwrr (( *■ Paffi Bkiht) WlK) awl Ibmdl (B„ Bft).

1 . y . ■i ' f MANCHESTER; EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN« THURSDAY; JULY 9, 1953 t t i v m *"’******^ lUNCHlaTSE EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. THURSDAY, JULY 9, 19S8 n s ^ s i having heen Appointed by the board ing tha.district to tha town at toit of commissioners when Attorney time. Heavy Crowds We’re CalifomiR Bound Fire District Charles 8. House terminated his Thanks for 30 Years MANCHtSTtK Mahonay'a petitlop. If approved, IVetv \Votet' Rotes Follow Clark Fails D ie s B la s ts law practice to accept appointment would eliminate the board of fire Ike Aides Plan Meeting Soon aa a judge of the Superior CoUrt. commlaalonera land place the dla- im in STATE Seek B argain s Judge Rottner revealed today he trlct. under the town manageroant. Plan Made by Company T e x a s f o r has submitted sn opinion on the It would eliminate the fire tax coitif Quick Vote for controversial Issue to the board mlasionershfp and the diatrict treaa. On Support . NOW PLAYING ^ Deadline Past for Aetion AT REGULAB PRICES ‘ Bem uidR Trip ChRncCfl _8lnfe./pne ,.mem)Mr pf the cpinmj.a-.;.ure.r office, Imlh 'paltr..poaiUpna. The Manchester Water Cbmpbiny^ UBelle.askid for th« hearlnv as ' On MaHbney Prtilidn; sion haa been oiU trf town ail week, j Mahoney contend* the town can Tax Extension G o i n g 'F raI; E x p e c t the bosrd has not had a chance t o ; save about three quarters of a mill today waa given approval by the soon as the comnUaslon authoriaed A s k in g A id F ro m lU ie e confer. However, indications are: In tax rate. .This, the commiselpn Public Utilities Commlaaion to In­ the company to file a , revised Rottner New Counsel To Reftll Supply tost a meeting will be called soon. ] feels, Is not so. The commlesloners r a C »O M ) crease ' the rates of Its 2,444 cus­ schedule, based on 10S2' records, a F n m Paga OM^ The opinion of the board rem ains: feel that It will coat the town tomers In the North End In ac­ which would permit It to earn (OeUwee* "§>«■ r«*s Om ) Local merehaiita nra axperiane- Commissioners of the South Man­ r-cuU If delajwd. triumph for $108,000 annually. unchanged and It Is opposed to sell- i money to operate the dIetricL cordance with ita revised sched­ N, H .) shouted:' "W hat nonsense. Lng another heavy response .to chester Fire District will call a admtntitratlon on one o f the The attorney argued that 1052 Czechoslovakia will supervise an ule of rates and charges. Don't spay the cows, castrate the "Manchester Days,’ * the annual public meeting of the district soon major iasuea it haa forced, was no longer a fair base year and armistice. The approval, contained In bulls,^ summer salee prombUon. jThe ban­ to take action on the petition from ha committee amackedi down letter sent to the company today, that rates based on that year a his May Meet rrtday ner bargain days srs bstng hsld to- Walter Mahoney asking the district 5aaiaatad' efforta by ita own chair-means that the water costs of d o -1 tory would yield considerably more It waa p ^ b le the Rede would ^Oriswold's propoasl. w M offered dsy, tomorrow and Saturday undsr be turned over to the town for the M k . 7>-year-old Rep. Daniel A. mestlc and commercial custom-, when applied to the company's call a truce meeting Friday. as a substitute for a demand by Uia tponaorship of Ihs Ititall Mar- sum of one dollar, a spokesman WAISTLINE WORRIES Bad (R ^N Yi. to Bldetrack, delay era will be Increased 10 per cent, consumption records this year, The liaison'^ officers adjoumet^ Karr tiuit Benaon be ordered by . chants Bureau of tha Chambar ef ■aid today. Mahoney’s petition, y defeat the admlniatratlon pro- industrial users 5 'i per cent and He was denied hla request for without setting a date for another Pongreas to support boof cattle Comiyierce. . ■ ^ , filed June 17, requested a special IN YOUR FAMILY? that the price for llre-protectlon the new hearing on the grounds meeting. pricea at high levela Crowds gatharad on Main Straat meeting be called within 10 days, O h waa a harah reveraal for service will be hiked *4 per cent. that the authorisation for the new The UN Command asked for Sen. Aiken (R.-Vt.j, chairmen of ds ' bafora tha atotaa. opanad at 6 but the state statutes allow three Why deny yourwlf. detieri? M Simply iwiich to Hood Ice Raad. who only a few weeka a*o The new rates, which will be­ rates waa based on evidence gath' Thursday's liaison session after the Agriculture cofnmijttee who o’clock this morning, aagar to gain weeks for the call of a meeting. ~ arently had almost all the is ered during the hearings held on the Reds said Wednesday they was seeking quick passage o f tha admlttaaca and salaet from tha The three week deadline was reach­ Milx. It'i tmooth, delkioui, come effective as of July 1, were flavorfut ... yec low-coit, and R5^' m mralttee Republicans and many contained In the company's the first schedule and that a new were ready to resume^ the. full disaster ioaae measure, told Kerr I?. stocked show caapb tome of toe ed last night. o r the 10 Democrats on. his side. hearing would be called only It new truce talks, which were recessed special priced gooda th»t are being Judge John 8. G. Rottner lathe an average serving containt o T th » amended rate schedule. Hied 'Jttne he was injecting politics Into an enty-IOO csiofiei. Attheteme' - As Reed and-his supporters kept 20 :sfter' thr'-oommlsslon --had eividenca wera. pcaaantesL June 20 after Rhea ordered, tha. aaii tgiiicy-program- and' -"doing offeiod. A i Bttrtm'a, Jhere wna. .a - new tegai- courtsel -•for-toe 'tWatrict; ategdy line of traffic formed to toe time it'i hightT in .protein irFiRfflir,. the extension bill bottled up tor turned down an earlier request LiSBelle called this decision "high release of some 27,000 antl-Red no good to the farmers of the weeks. Its passage seemed almost door during the rooming hours. than moM other JeMcrtt. for a rale hike. handed" and has warned he IS North Korean war prlsonera. United gtaus." I hopeless to some GOP leaders and Other stores also raportad heavy Helps you' lote weight, yet In rejecting the original pro­ ready to take the case to court, if. Clark flew back to Tokyo late Hsi said the Oklehoman Ties 'keep viulity high. there was speculation the adminis- his clients "are interested In push­ Thursday after his 22-mlnuta con­ traffic during toe day. PHONE posed schedule, which would have done as much h irm to the farmers TickeU for toe ^free trip to Ber- Available in\yanilla, Choco- ^ggtion was headed for a major ing It that fa r." ference with Rhee. WASHER MI-t-4587 yielded $120,059 annually, the 0 t Okishoma as has been done by mumuda with $100 are goiiiff, rapid- iatC;-of StriSf^herry. Take d e fe a t. ' According to the commission, A.saistant Secretary o f State DONT S comml.sslon authorised the prir any other factor in our whole ly. It is reported, -and It appears home a pint tonight. It’, an­ vately owned utility to file a new this Is the manner in which the Waller Robertson, President economy/’ other go^ Hood «^ity prod- Throw Thom Away - The big break came last week company's proposed schedule will that another large re-print order REPAIRS ITr -Ps r mid other kev committee schedule designed to bring In Elsenhower's truce amlssar.v, Kerr had declared that Benton act. StIU Plenty O f W ear U t t Ifl vhen Rep. Richard M. Simpson increase the revenue from the win be neceasary. There are now •sSnubi c ^ s Who previously had about $108,000. In its letter to- leaned from his car as It a p ^ and the Republican admlniatratlon ' 250,000 tickets distributed tp par- Shoes Repaired H y . various classes .of cusiomers: The (rom Rhee's hilltop mansion aiid. ~)iad brought "croeping bankruptcy Prompt. Economical tko now doflflo Ennnosed the’ tax lin ^ up with the day, the commlaslOT says that the yield from domestic and commer­ , ttclpatlrig atorng. ' |opposM me F schedule is in accordance told newsmen: of the .American cattle producers," igdminlstration. cial users would be Increased from "The same as yesterday." Guorontood flonsation SAM Y U LY E S with that authorisation. $74,0M to $03,4t5'; from Industrial and he said o f Aiken; • Avoid Content The percentage'increases In the U N generals and statesmen ig flN I , R ob licr Suspect Shoe Repairta'g ef the Bit> 8 They wanted to avoid a bitterly customers, from $17,627 to $18,563; *T think he ti a good man end water rates were those reported have failed to budge Rhee's in­ a slaeere man, but if I ever aaw Wrin9or*RoNs Roplocod ter Kind Done While Tea and from fire-protection coats, sistence that the U. S. agree to Walt. stha^Vdminrsma*Uon* altempt^'l'* to | by » commission staff member yes- frdm $4,3M to $7,163. a Rip Van Winkle In my Ufa, I PAUL CMNSTIAM • PAULABAngW Shot bv Police W ey. 2nd MeaSs com- terd.y to be in the new ^hedule. resume the war unless a post­ have witneased him on the floor of 6f ' ■ IC E M il 15 MAPLE tlTKEET T A few customers still paying on a Jessie H. Reynolds, seated, looks over the citation given her last CECIL KaUWAY • KENNETH TONEV They are approximately the same armistice political conference the Senate today and In the jmat Opp. First Natlenal Btom mlttee. as those quoted Tuesday by A t­ flat-rate basis would not be affect­ progresses toward unification of night by the Board of Directors representing the people of Manches­ . POTTERTON'S Hood Cmh h r j»ts fLon... , ParMng Lot On the showdown, committee montha.” (Omtinuad Frees Page M e) ed by the new schedule. The com­ Korea in three months. ter Mrs. Edward Cronin with whom Miss Reynolds lives at 87 Len­ ISO Center St., Cor. o f Charcli ■Republicans voted 0 to 6 for the torney John D. ijaBelle, who Is Anderson, joining Aiken In op­ tM^NSwiWaM h j X f j f K l Tettoi Mr*... S representing the Eighth Utilities pany's Income from this source is Attending Thursday's confer­ ox street admires the hand inscribed scroll In Its satin lined leather son was In the aahitarium kitchen ■bill and Democrats lined up 7 to 3. $146 position to government cattle buy­ msmmm District and oyer 400 North En-.l ence with Clark and Robertson case. Until her retirement in January, Miss Reynolds had served when police arrived to question Herald Photo, a !^-„Reed. oldest Republican in con­ This total income of $108,356 was ing, said "every cow would be customers In opposition to the In­ were U. S. Ambassador to Korea the town' In various capacities for 30 years, mostly as town social , him. They were searching his room Thene are the Manchester Boy tinuous service in the House, ex­ deemed fair by the commlaaion in owned by the SMretary of Agri­ Ellis O. Briggs and R o b e rt •/orker. < when. Donovan said. Robertson ra- craft, swapping and friendship- pressed sharp regret "that- my crease, after a conference with ita order rejecting the company's culture within 24 hours." PLUR RICHARD CABLBOH Scouts who entrained this mom- staff members the day before. Murphy, political adviser to,Clark. I celved a phone call and fled. making, and . the opportunity of m party has seen fit to repudiate its earlier schedule which' would have "TTiey will have a poor home IM MAONETTC MONSTER ii.g to attend the TTiird National meeting some of America's out­ LaBelle, who was turned down Harrison, C$nrk Oonlor street; Mrs. Claire CaMcIl and The chief said the man ap- ptomises made ,dlirlng the past Increased rates over-all by 25 per with Benson,” . Karr retorted. BEAST AT I:10-8:I9 standing citizens will highlight,the aftctlon campaign with respect to by the commission on his request The chairman of the -UNC daughter, Mansfield Depot; James ' parently was trying tp resch hla Jamboree In the Newport Harbor cent and Increased Its Income by Board Honors The Oklahoman said many Oo-Hit 2-fll45-0i8»—SAT. cost Aran In Csllfomls from July 17 to jamboree program. Boys from all T R I P L E ^ for additional public hearings on I truce delegation, Lt. Qen. William Robinson. 167 Highland street; ’ automobile which waa parked on tbx reduction/' $20,500 annually. farmers and - ranchers'have gone 23. (From left to right) they In­ walks of life, of all races .and the revised company proposal, has That schedule would ■ have In-; J'- Harrison, flew here for fiimr William Minney, 250 Center Street; , River road. :H e added in a statement; '‘All bankrupt and he told Aiken: clude; Edward Stiles, jamboree creeds, will live together, exchang­ called the Increase apportionment Creased the coals of domestic and; ferencea with Clark before the UN Douglas Carpenter, 51 Green Man­ In Robertson’s room the police Republicans. Including the present Miss Reynolds 'mmeniorate Service prhgram..He listed..thsm.ma..tboae ___ got H...... , . . Hartford. Manchester, Wethers­ see - other parts-of-the United ... m to r y b a s so much pressure been ernment...... Hedwig Kbschwiis and daughutr, 4. Settlement of all outstanding Finland- Gets a ilf y that the letter was not an who hoped to make big proflta by , ’ *'l was drunk last night, Inves- field, Somers. Broad Brpok and States. Circle trips, aide tours, ex­ Z p U ed .b y the White House to Rockville; Mrs. Clara Mathlaaon, territorial questions in this peace ultimatum. Mias Jessie M. Reynolds, who buying cheap cattle, those who . tigators quoted him as siylng. Warehouse Point comprise the cursions.' and visits to historic A n y the people of this nation a 117 Helaine road. dirt treaty. "Nothing was said by anyone retired as town apcial worker last sought to makt political capital • Robertson wss on pqrdle from Charter Oak Council troop of 35 shrines and other points of In­ MABNETIC 5ti& deserved tax reduction.” $. Guarantees of diplomatic New Cabinet in present that would even remotely from lower P^caS; anre active Sheep and goats. Besides the A r a n a Dinette, AUTO AERIAL prevtous government when K e k -;, a^mlsUce the human heart, could be, . how Municipal Building. The loans would be screened by recljiien't expressed her grate'ul Kissman Is employed as a private 1 DEFLECTOR 330 by*Rep KeanTR‘N*"j***'Thr*tax.' program here and seek to wrest breaks were repoyled at: CHROME PLATED 36-41 ^ iiotr konen refused their demand f o r , mads„ it clear, manj^MopIc it could Include, and Yesterday General Manager local committees appointed by the thanks for their thoughtfulness aeiretory by a Hartford firm. POFVIAB w er^ d above normal corporation i the diplomatic ‘nR‘a“ ve from immadiate deyaluatlon^of currency ; UN Command with/r what loving, constructive, Tha Grove Street Garage. 23 and the party In her honor. SALE 3 SECTION SIDE OB CHBV. takes 30 per cent of corpo-1 Russia on the unification question. Richard Martin Instructed Tbwn Secretary of Agriculture. Qrova street, where $20 wss and new elections in October. K e k -, shoulder the responslbtUty for s a ^ g resourcefulnesa it could Counsel Charles N. Crockett to Mlaa Kisaman aerved as lor-al PRICE COWL MOUNT1NO 31-46 5 » ritloA profiU drilned by law m j This would greatly aid him ip this konen'a own economic program- - j that South Korea observes taken; the office of James Carton, Girl Scout Commissioner In the FREE! CAR WASH - ' summer a critical federal elections. „ ^ , , ,1 — ...... -- I beat back dlamay and 111-fortune institute condemnation proceed­ AOQUITAY. MOVE DCNIKD OVER S PT. LONO •|>normally large. called the K Plan aims at cut-1 terms of in armistice. It also: until the way waa clear for an- a real esUte dealer, 11 Wall fall of 1940, and had the. privilege in which the powerful Socialists ings for a right of way needed to Ft. Deveas. Mass., Jaly t — ting production eosU by holding t the Alttes to see that no other chance. This la the valiant, street; the Yale Parking loL 332 of glvlrig an account j i f Troo[i_l's WITNDUC07F0USN will drum-the unity , theme and de­ the line on wages end voUi"* beck —^ pHsoners escaper complete /the. sewera. CrDCkftt., la l/Dr-An Annjf _ OeMriM Cmirt “Wate Street; th* Howe-EJrt;Fill­ TRUSSES-BELTS 4 happy way Gdd*a work is done, slated to take poaaeaaion of a right Martial today denied a motion ■fUifrviViit’ fd Eli rope" that slimmer \S9 CLBANS a mand the scrapping of Adenaiier'a ing elation. 122 Howe street/ and ^ M EN and W OM EN A treatlea of alllanot with the West. ^ ^ , land to assume resportslbUity for when it is dons on sarth." o f w ay over land of Farm Lands for a directed verdict of acquit-, at the Girl Scouts 30th annual na­ PRICE FOUSHIS *2LP CANCELUffO Finland etrained her economic i mounding up the 27,000 now at large, Tha hand-inscribed scroll waa the Edgewood Market, 76-78 Edge- tional convention in. Milwaukee, ^ EXPERT FITTERS ^ Big Three Biel I Exchange at Broad street and tal for Lt. Sheppard C. TMer- BOTH FOB resources in paying off huge Chinese Peiping rsdio celled covered with satin lined leather." wood etreet. W ii., In the fgjl of that year. She reparstlonk in the postwar yesiw, ^NfS to provlds written I Middle^ T\implks west as soon as man, $4, of Brooklyn, charged', CHBOMI Miss Reynolds first came to possible. • with fraudnlently obtaining a Is al.so a past noble grand of Sun­ ^ Arthur To Push Soviet Slirprige Parly to the Russlens. Recently Britain ] and "prove by IJs Manchester In 1010 at the urging set Rebekah Lodge o f this town. Martin said loday a contract for comndioion, perjury and falling ROCKET TWIN ^SiSia* I I I I I sIVT’ le lo2V^’"tha^* th^^ “ can make Rhee's of Fred A. Verplanrk, then super­ the work could be let about three to cooperate with a Senate In- Emily Kisanian unSSIaAiM KLEENEX SAUI ELECTRIC FANS H eld Last Niffhl , bv nnUni w^ pX' SO'^^'-nment observe s truce. intendent of schools. ORNAMENTS On Bonn Plans p s.'jxSd by Finland tor ^ooo puip, Elsenhower told a weeks after final plana are com-, veeMgattng commltlee. MSeiNSIB • IN. DEVELOPS 10 M.P.H. She was working In W allingford plete and Fred Thrall aasistant Receives Parlv aio. * 4 t s conference Wednesday that at the time and Verplsnck hired l.$6 WrTN BOX RREIZE, STANDS OR HANOS Mrs. Catherine S. Handley of 67 coupled >slth fRlliiUf exports, hi^n ■ -—a Uir Mrfnls* superintendent o f the W ater and RAF HITS MALAYA REDS OF BLIINIX' ifOMtlnned Fry*" fs g s Om ) her ss the fown's school nurse. She Sewer Department, said plans VAIVI 10 IN. OSCILLATINO Oakland street, mother of F. P. p.oductlon costs and rising unem-, * Knala Lampor, Malajra. J«I.T plovmenl brotight on the present^ “ <:• come out. worked as school nurse seven could be ready very soon. 9—fP)—Hemet aircraft of the M iss Emily M. Kissman of COOLS ENTIRE ROOM Jl. Opening dt all Inter-zonal end Joseph L. Handley of this . Bprure etreet, well known local 12’* financial crisis. , ^ years and Vsrplanck said today Also slated for discussion Friday Rritisli Royal Air Feree bombed ' rasaaing points between East and . town, waa honored with a apprise church and club woman, was TRAVEL CLOTHES 12 IN . O S C IL L A T IN O there "n»ver was a better one." are the status of an agreement aad gunaed the border area be­ CAS DOOR II1M0IJ t , i rparty ls«t‘:evening ^'"***4P —at - the home. of j Piissii. Korea, July 9— - iwmored last night by a surprise I POR lARGER ROOMS i r * . h y d r a u u c Vf»Mt Germany In World War I. Miss Reynolds, concerning the so-called Maguire tween Thailand and Mnin.vn to­ RACK MiUllT lIBf 3. Abolition of the Nq-Man s -] u,e Joseph Hjtndley'i. J85 | ^ O V l C t T f l l l k S About 1..300 sntl-Cornmunlst pris­ party at her home gtven by the | a native of England, served .^Ith tract, chlorination bf water for day la eae ef the fiereeet air 6UAND t L mH with which the. Communists Main street. The guest* were oners of war who escaped from tha Royal Canadian Medical .Cdrp.s. ' -LadUa . Aid. - Society . .. ot. Zion ), MOST ttCM . SMOCKS. GTaaldnbury castomera of; the ' ralda .af -the Malayaa natl-Red AU ' ngvs teaied off East Odrmany j " ^nd neighbors of Mrs. Allied stockades returned tri Pusan Lutheran Church of which she CABS m HDO W F A R •b a n * She returned to Manchester after town's water department,' and ronfltet. A ronunttalqne Isaiied 'w S e CABS FB06I ■flics last year. | Handley for a long period of years. today from a South Korean Army the conflict and haa remained here I has been president for several BBO. 1.M 'A0JUS7AIU TO ANT WINBOW NIW Backed bv Britain several transfers of money within here said the epemtiaa waa car­ CAas ;S. Freedom of movement for all outdoor psrty.-waa planned by replacement center. , since. "iNVAor.ait pb o m Msiu** years. She haa also been zone pres- BfMOVIS HOT STALB AIB| (Mrmans throughout Germany. the hostess but the heavy rain They wFre re-ssslgned to civilian departmental budgets. ried eat te clear aa arm tafeet- sse "FAST rOMrANV" ed frith Oommaalat goerrillaa. 'ident o f the Lutheran Women's 6BINSS IN COOL FBISH AIB| Ti. Freedom of press and assem- j prevented, and only a glimpae' of (CkMtlaiiafl f r o « P ag* Om ) homes where they were sheltered The Maguire tract agreement; League In the upper Connectleut BIVtBSINS bly. . , „ . ,,-1 the.porch end garden waa possible and fed after their escape last which has not been signed by W il­ Valley. SALE ^m o To b b i i f s ,fl. Freedom to operate for all | v^indowi. cant uprising against Sovigt rule month. liam Magulre.-owner of the iMd. , Miss Kissman w ill be delegate I h o m i x o o l South Korea's Defense Minister Hospital Notes PRICE 1 6 * * palittcSI parlies, particularly ^in | time that many in East Germany. concerns hla obligation and town's RRST TIME ' to the Jnternatlona^ convention of' -Ott-Rusaian sons where.democratic ,the guests had been able to In- has -'^u ed -orders - banning- the . en­ ■wlth Teapect to certain-iitiHUea.- He gavs"this' reply 'when asked ” the ’orga'tiizafldn In PdrtlSnd,“ 'Ofe- pCrtlaa are auppres.sed or made ; ranch-style home of listment of former prlsonera In the. Patients Today ...... 14g ois' whether he'favored a new Amer- r gon, July 28 and 29. She will :nake . ■\lbacr\nent to the niling Com-] ^hey were delighted army. He said those already en- ADMITTED TODAY: Mrs. ALUDIMENSION the trip by airplane. leaving Sat- munlsts. with. Its spacious llvlng-dmlng Ican-Britlsh-French approach ' to lUted must be discharged. Lillian Rickard. Bolton road; Mrs. I'D SCREEN ! tirday afternoon with atop-overs fl. Provision of demoerslic law Informed quarters said about k i k room and other modern con- Russia on Germany. Minnia Pfeiffer. South CoJsntry; ( ■ n : ' D > at Chicago and Denver, and ar- 'When Salisbury got o ff the plane 1‘.Ido escaped prisoners still were FIRST MFORTABI-E PLAS-nC l-D OLAMEff to protect the ibdividual agam.-it venience.*. Randall Auclair, Lake street; Sal- j .rtring at her destination Monday arbitrary power and terror. from New York where he had.ar­ le.-vlng with the ROK army vato.*e_____ Felice, 114 Charter Dak Mrs. J. L. Handler ha.s, for EASTWOOD WARNER BROS. * > morning. AEiOSOL rived this morning h'e greeted com­ About 27.000 antl-Red prisoners Mra. Elisabeth Parkea. 433 FISHING w ill Cwault .\denauer several years, taught at the Rob- REGULAR p' Twenty-seven of the Zion Ladles ^KOROSEAL*’ WADIHC POOL '*^^0 noti^R ArtcnRiifr R wny ; <■ iBt0A*-Aa0*w <•« monwealth diplomats here' • "»’ ! fled from UN stockades In mass pj^rth Ellen Hultman, , ,,, ertson school. She 1* Interested In t SEE i f 'Nd'Womo HOUSE OP WAX Alders attended the part); despite chatted briefly with Dulles, breakouts ordered by Syngman j 2g Weat Center street; Ronald MAfll OF OINUINI OOODBICH BOIOSIAL POLE •of getting hla views dramatics as well ss gardening.! AS ITRHOULD BE SEEN Techaleeior flilS. ADMISSION PRICES the rainstorm and spent a most en­ HOLBS O n a 7 IN. OF WATBB. lUCTBON- A U iN saers W'ashington parley, at Bonn i pypug brought' recsiled that h# had known and Rhee In a protest against an , gafria, 107 Crestwood .drive; Mrs. MABI OF ON OUR NEW Bin ‘Oirle oa Pleaaure Island joyable time. 'ITiey .'provided lOAUV W llfllfl SIAMS O NO MITAL O CANI hbs no representation. The c , bet all sorts of perennials for worked with Salisbury at the irnilstlce negotiated at Panmun- j nicllie Cavagnaro, 103 Ridge WALKER HI-INTENSITY 3-0 GloflSM lOe United Nations confsrenc# at San Technicolor 6:36-9:55 BAMBOO FC. hOwe\-er. has promised that | her "m em ory" garden, ab t_ M—a—„....t — 31 OALS. WAT. AT SMSATIONAL LOV PRICES final until after consultations wihi , were disappointed when the Big the replacement center_ at Pohang Piscb, 27 North School atreet TTirM eonffrenee at Bermuda was not equipped to handle them ADMITTED TO D AY: Henry : Adenauer. „ , . . *.,1 MisS Ada Paganl of Depot called off, and were partIcjUUrly Adenauer ftret/^roRcn^ea n- square, who returned U it month •T was greatly disappointed.’ North, Rockville; Roberta Ven- distressed that the cause was the pi^icram durinr Uat week r for- iw^cond visit to x ilater said one escaped prisoner, "when- d^Ulo, 67 Alton atreet. ' Illness o f Churchill "whom -w#. efrn policy debate in the Bonn^^^ BuenoR Airea. S. A., wa* prea- a ROK Army .recruiting officer BIRTHS TODAY: A daughUr greatly adrnire and raapect." He told US'Ihiesday night that we had to jgr. and M ra Edward Johnson, HEAVY ptrllament. wearing Inlereatlnic jewelry said that the meeting here will be _ ^ -a-WASNtSCOIjOR DANCING He IndicAted : from that country, which wa,a batter g o back to town because o f -----East------Hartford;- a- daughter ^---- *- to Mr. FREE DUTY highly Informal, and added that he very complicated situations. and Mrs. James Hobbs;. IS..Vine ahould. be done before the B'jj i ^hin led to a number of waa sure the talks would promote IHKEKiniK’FlMKIflim'imilSIlM TONIGHT '^WATIB SNOOTtMO Three agree to negotiate with .he about her Rojoum there, ‘'First we refused to leave, hilt etreet. SHOWN AT 8:S6-6!S«-9!lA BIKE /'continuing good will and coopera­ w# Anally consented after the offi­ DISCHARGED TfESTERDAY: P U S T I C Ruaaiana on the vital topic of pf-ople. their cuatomR, clothing tion" which are asaentlal to world PISTOL! ' C^arman/a reunification. . ‘ cuialne. cer told us that we will be ac­ Scruggs baby boy, Rockville; Mrs: - - ALSO — FRI. ond SAT. A peace." TIRE And when yieAime comcR to diR-I Grandmother Handley waa re- cepted into the army If we wait >Heien Hills. |5'i Main street; ‘T.IRLS OP PLEASURE ' Dulles waa understood to be ,ln- only for a -short while," he aald. I August Mildner, 10 Lindman fOLDINO BAIT 24i2.13t . BUEEEE reunlflratlon, . .Adenauer 1 roembered by a-number of accept-iterested in urging the m w govem - ^'m e of the prisoners-expressed-}street: Mrs.-Marilyn Griffin- and • ISI,A N a” ^ The Symphony Four rAtieoM added. « e insist on tree s n ^ e . , -gifts, confections, flowers and;nient'of France, headed by Joeeph DON TAYIXJR-LEO OENN BRISTOL S t r a H G r man elections es the 1 currency snd had a happy time, to speed ratification o f the con cern -over their uncerteln fu- son, 38 North Elm street; Ted W IT H , BKE $UT CDEB Wejnar. * Short etreet; Mra. Ed- SHOWN^T LiiMtU) ^ - WALTER PHELPA fVacalisI)- ' CHAMPION m s AU piogiani. They ere "»d ^ ■ * | havlnig bee'n Invited for the dsy,^iropeen Defense Community t“"-. f.miiiM «r« now' win's Charron Winimantic Frad .ai;^. aca~Axd ... raiyini Uau^ .Jpr .m .- -evening: . *rhe -nri hoeteseluwteie rWaaifEDCr r w a a ifE D O whleh wwitd wmild pert»«t p erw tt -Wast,wasi, ’,‘Man.v sseny r i y i j ^ .faJnMj*6.6rt Thfce Hundred^ GOLF IRONS 9 S •MTCCUl. attain general aiuiand personalperSiWial .free-J...... freg-.U^ L-ymg bv her daugh-'Gertnxnv w a rm -’*'* ...Ihevtng difficuUy .in feedliig us ahOiGowwJng. IW ^U tw n^A w lS lT' , -V .-...YaeattadC l.,0,.,. .S B P A R ^ S A tM U . ' '*'l1*ie Food'.' '' p 'l^ g a l Re'vaeaijea ■ eOACMtS dom throughout Germany AS tong: & prew the! it I. pslnfol McConnell. 02 Bieeell PiiilfllkNr Monufticnts and All Numbers Worth 66.00 AS-- there.. are no__ fretly«—1,. electod , _ , . , ^ solution of -----ness—“ any longer,’’ one es.ortsonsr ex-prieoner Markers In Our Display 1 f b o n t s b a ^ 0 M . Km m Handley snd daughter, Miss Jean British for an early Am-CONDinONED I o b 60UW $ Insulated UfDitfD c5d repreaentative bodies to develop Handley. their dlfflcuItlM with Egypt, a sUp said.., Yard To Choose Fromf $3.98 Dr j4q0 Opt JMmi and conduct a continuous demo­ '♦v which would clear the w ay for ere-1 T h e former POWs said th eydld The Finest In Ice C hest ■jr'ju rt-f cratic policy." < ' ■' atlon of the Middle East Defense ^ not think tlyey ivould be put back FRIDAY IMPORTIDLIGHT WEIOHT, Pragram Adopted Orisnlxation. ; In U N prison campe. For imlfication, the West Ger­ A bout Tow n Bldault la reported ready to | ------— -i— Thru SUNDAY CAVEY'S DeRign , Bristol Golf Wood PSUCAN man'parliament on June 10 adopt­ ! ask the U. 8. for a substantial In CIRCLE RESTAURANT b i c y c l e s COOLER ed a five-point program which in- Archie Kilpatrick of Penacook, ■ m American assistance for A ll numhem worth 610.00 N. H.. . formerly ... -a member w... of 4W-..th er,h . fight aga'.nat Communlat Public Records w m UifioEy tki U m 4 CHS cjudes; . Workmanship Farrv CdooEof Rpoko 1. Free nationwide elections. Herald editorial staff, is In town f„rcss in Indo-Chlna. Officials in- Root LaofDfa Roak $6.95 Eoch 2. Fermatlon- of a free all-Ger- thls week on business. , . i dtrated this government m ay con- Warnuitae Deed* M atorlal Wt4«Di OiUv Kkt. tn go — 1 alder lh> request favorably pro- Edward W. Higgins and Avis M. W O R T H SO-00 ». Cminclusion of a peace treaty A daughter was horn this mom- ivided it could be aaeured Prance Higgins to Llontl U. Amlrault and CutUnc dofie in our own au eiNsa eicHic auM iqg St Memorial Hospital to Mr. has worked Out plans for aggres­ Marts C Amlrault, property at 87 shon from the rough stone AUTOMATIC DRIVE. L I H.P. RRIOOS snd Mrs. Jame.4 Hobbs, pf 13 Vine sive action against the Reds. Lenox atreet. to the finished memoriaL atreet. They have a young, son. Authorities said Korean truce Richard O. Mead and Roaemary and poet-truce political problems F. Mead to Harmon D. Tompkins, HoWMwork undoubtedly wUl be discussed. Ixit POWER MOWER Roger Turkington. son of Mr. property on Harlan streeL O a k G r U l AlR-OONOmONED E-Z TERMS* ■ltd Mrs.'^’tllism J. 'Turkington of Dulles U repreaanted as having no ^ butt-Clalm Deed E N O LISH so SIMFU TO OFIBATB A ONUB CAN BO |T 66 Phelps road, will leave Sunday Intention to bring up these prob­ ★ RNE FOOD , i t QUALITY UQUORS MANCHESTER Harmon 0, Tompkins, to In­ CHAIN DilVE FUU. 16 IN. CUT. C N im B B CLUTCH. NlOH to atteno the six weeks session of lems himself. There has been some SFVIB B6IL SILF SNABFiNINO. SAFI ■peculation that BaJtebury may vestment AseoriAtCA Incorporated, W im MAN* H U I the Berkley Suminer Music School property on Harlan' atreet. BliSINESSMEirS MEMORIAL TO USB. BAST JO CABI FOB. OUSS.INSULA' located at North Bridgeton. Me. urge Dulles to take strong action UMFKOOKSTOVE NaONCBackache if necessary tn prevent South Ko­ BullMg Permita TharMlaY Spillal V a O C F E D E P A Y O N L Y 1 9 ,(1 0 A .M O N T H He will study violin with Harold To 'Jack Turkington for Bruno COMPANY FOOD BAG WMlSnSeiSsrSi if jipir Iin -fT rean Prssideiit Syngman Rhee LUNGHEONS W O E T H I M O Berkley of New-York, who Is di­ Masserft for alterations. and sddi- A L A C A k T B aw m O w see eisdaMs wsr W 4w Is slee- from blocking eaUbllahment of an ON THE SAME SHOW — A . AIM ETTI, Prop. A8 DKSCRIBKD l . M eseo el Hiaer feesUee. Ootwn w r sss4- rector of the scMioI and head o f tlODS to a garage at 134 Henry 10** M a a r fsartlm h vsiT hossrtsst u ew4 armistiee M Korea. SERVED DAILY CXIR. P E A R L aod H AR R U O M the violin denartment. under a full street. $200. ROAET REEF bseliS WSm w i svwTfcr sssenim, w t S ■eholarship awarded by the New STREETS as stnw ss4 stnia. tsem tSIs UstsfUat PATTY b*flULUVAN WINS To Ralph Scudleri for altera­ EXCEPT SATURDAY 107.25 fin iitN taalae 4a«a.aeBr M k« tadwaaa- York Berkley Music Association. tions and additions to a dwelling ■u OppoaHa Eaat CsaMtcry gtig tailrSeSa fatl aUMraSla. Mlaor Ua4- Hartferd. Co m .. Jaly ROAST CHICKEN KniTTinc fimis O T H K IM FRO.H Bt.9S I ’ p Mr. Turkington is at present a. at 806 Center street. $600. XwbTttttiaatew tsaaMaewMaSiMBur a sMteh hetwesM tw e geM- TBLEraONE MI-9-MeT ■ m if illtsgeealeawarfieematsaiMeta. pupil of Mr. Berkley and a member To Ernest Florence lor altera­ - ■ s s s flees BMsn raer kiSaays BtlMHaMril- of the Hartford String Orchestra. em #f ■atiewel lejm**, PaPlty YEAL SCALLOFINI arMI-S-6862 6t1 MAIN STREET : t|MM 0Msr see. Try Daaa't PUit-e aM O’SMiUvaii. e f O n a ge. acered tions and additions t e 'a dwelling fiasattaDSel miMsifelr by aillUau far at .46 McKinley street, $400. (HOMSNADB) ‘I , 01 i MANCHESTER * Mrs. Georgs Proctor and son. 2 and I vtetery teday ever Gyaco RAVIOLI. Opaa Bnadaya ■Slyealp. ln e iM e iu h a v w a »tla « To Richard C. Langaoh for a 44 YEARS OF VALUE LEADERSHIP! IggrseHeffieaitliesaAli.Mi William T. Proctor of 67 Spruce liMMajrk. e f Indifla m n. hi tto a i m at BU TBUBIBL’LL 8T.. H A S lV oW ^ Z detached garage at 16 LearU OuF Dlroet aad Sava Maaay fkUsaytebwaaAtk street, are. spending a week at Ol(l' eSMi-ffnal r*mm* ef tha CeuseAl- I Dees’s PIBt Mar! | fn t s»a*a tVatwMi's TeMMamant. street. $700.

',eVdv ■ r '^rrv • 1' v . , F A o i n v i t MANCHESTER EVENING ITER. CONN, TNu BSDAY, JULY ?, m s ...... "" •'■.‘ig r T ■- <'.V MANCHiaTBB BVENINO HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY, JULY 9, 1958 flapping Bolton Rockville»Vernon / , Marlborough. Ulster Residenta Read Herald Washington, D.J C.-, rs| cleui some o f this aeaoon'a mer Board Askg 32*50Q (Ur and aviitaW* Uthtr. W* h*ar EUington blorful Flags B ocroU ^ a t Dnfenao Fair ('^ominittecBy Herrick Enrolls in UConh iU m r i| ffU r M »uch UicfdUotia belnf made. chirmdlse out o f the way, . Wilson, prasaatad tha award to B9 Girl Scouts Enjoy W eek Thar#,could bo one other Juetin-. ‘ This la good buUnesa for them Uriag Grand Meal ted Rulyr Bam . Officers Nanr^ More for Schoolg They sell their mcKhandlse in thb^ Vacation School Btam at tha cloaiag SMdIoa o f tha Eimt|n9 cation for, a revUuation now. It Tempt Youths Klka ift h Grand Jjodgo conVaa- Amesite Driveways Eour-Day Assessor Course wotdd be a beUe( t|iat many peo­ season for which It was designed. Wapplng, July 6— (Spaciall-r- "^Staff Announced tlon. Camping at Mile Hill Area Marlborougl^orougiyjtfiy 8 — (8ppedal) * '\ ■ ‘wo. TTicy escape the possible coat of Tha Elka campalga obtaiaad ple !n Mancheoter b*ve carried on We AMMltB EqoiBP«i For Larfff - The M xrm rough G ry Kige g t Fair A t a meeting of . the Board of Bolton, July 6—(Speciall-^E.tflc-channellng system at Boltw improvementa to their property in alptlng..ao™* of these .items until •oliie Airest^ Two Boy» contribution or pfodgM of mort Teaiite CJawla —— or SoibB Jobs Finance Monday evening the KUinftoin. July B -^tB paciai-; 800,000 l U a t s o f N ^ for tho BockVilla, July 6 —(Special) —*cott^ n?,.™: ao ha* announcM tilthe fol- Pierre Herrick member of the i Notch 1* being "doctored " by hlgh- recent yeare which have not been another year, it feels good to do a For^eiU'ing Down 12 \piurfciiiff Lota MtchiiM SprtBd FofMB land xvanua^ on Tuesday, July 14 Board of Education requested an Pierce Herrick, mernoer or tne rt,p,rtment worTimen. A low Rev. Kenneth 11.' Johnson, pastos armod foiyiM fro m Novambar, Thirty-nlna Intarmsdlata Girl g officers and committees for Board of Assessor* and clerk of . reported to or dlacovered by the bigger volume o f business, even if ^ iM ^ W B lh B Set— Power RotM starting at one o'clock. Msmban. Msmbei - ^ditlonal 82,900 for the years area In the eastbound lane whore of Ellington Congregational Church Chamber Pennants 1691, to July, 1602. ■oouta'ara enjoying this weak at the eiglit annual Fair to be 'held the board, will enroll at the Uni­ ^a§caeore. 1( thia la Ulejed, In the margin b f profit has to be and Past president* are u rgifM o 1693-1693 under the elementary it divides for Routes 6 and l l j l Tho citatloa said, “thla vital Pinnacia Camp on Mila Hill. sorvM at August 26; versity of Connsctlcut Sunday. His eollecl'ed surface water. Highway ■Ilmmer. announce! the ataff for tfia Vaear support of tho armed forces blood BlateHalB and WorkioaiiBliip Gnaraatoed attend. Bujpiper will be school budget. reaponaible way, or adm itted'by tion church achool: The gaily colorad flags hanging Through ,tha cooporatiim of tha William A. Zerver, president; student days, however, will con­ men are laying tile .across the donoz program, axcoadlng that of six o’clock: Mrs. Samuel Dancause, secretary; The increase is sought to cover the aaaeaaor, and the aaaesaor ad- And it's good business for .General auperintendent, Mlaa out on Main street in celebration Prha Eatli^gj^ Tenoa To Sait Yonr Pnrao Rockville Fish and Game club in Peraoiial Mehtlan tinue only until Thursday when Route 44-A isne to a catch basin any. other ctvillan organixation, Mrs. Howard B. Lord and Mra. a shortage of five items including the ninth annual Assessors’ SchMl mita that no conUnuing aur. everybody else. The savings are Charlotte Kendrick, Hartford Manchester Days held a faaclna- anting .the use of thalr akset ■ Exalted Ruler Alden O. Bailey In the green to correct the situa­ material factor la ita suc- Up Td^Yeara To Pay William Bottomiey, assistant sec­ utilities'' and supplies,, mostly at the University will come to a veillance of auch thinga la within real. The quality is sound. And it Council of Churches summer work­ n timo wtion tho supply of Rlid, cabin and surrounding woods, of the RockVllla Lodge of I»ks le at the new Wapplng Grammar tion. *^ srs‘a.5i5“ tioft too great for two 17-year-old the Girl Scouta of thia vicinity have retaries; John B. Lord, treasurer; close. __ the routine capaclUea or dutiea of Is still early enough for good use, er; beginners dapartment, 1 Mra. and blood plasma for uao la attending the Grand Lodge efinven- S(^ool. A special towm meeting Birth John H. Lanz. Mra. Patrick Cloae, iMiya to rissist laat nigtit. tha opportunity of living in tiM out- Samuel Dancause, superintendent This U th* first year this town A son was born at Hartford Hos­ and good enjoyment,'in this pres­ korsa-and alaawhara waa running tlon being held this week at St. of rentgla; and William Zerver, will'he called soon to request the the office, then the argument for a Mrs. Shirley Johnston, and Mrs. Aa a result, the boys, W-doera. Louis, MiaXouii. has sent an assessor to the school pital Tuesday to Mr. and Mrs. W. oxtrenMiy low .' DEMAldBROS. William Wlllse, John Lord. Henry appro^claiion. revUiiatibn might become atrong. ent summer season, of those Items H. P. Adams; asslstanta. Marjorie Cray, 17, of 32 Seaman Circle, They are divided into three uniU which is Jointly sponsored by the Wesley Robbins of South road. Cbl. Jambs R. Bonnatt, o f tho UNGB -1666 Roaaman, Mrs. Howard Lord and .Zoolag Board Institute of Public Service at the Haft* o w But auch teatlmony haa not yet which' do have a seasonal Lanz and Jane Clapp; primary de­ Robert P. Liimell. 17, of 69 B defanso department's office of in­ with a large tent (or each ax Head- ' TalcottvUle Hem* are aow The couple haa two other children, partment, Mrs. Marion Schaefer, drive, have been botdted by p >Uce quartara. Mra. Clayton jCrandall ia haadled through the Manche«ter Mrs. Samuel Dancause, all pre­ During a'' meetlng of the Zoning University, the State Tax depart­ appeared. character. formation, road tha cttatlon aa< TBJPHONI MANCHim t Mlfdidl.3-7M1 mium book aolicitora. William and Chlleen. They u jn MWMi Mrs.Btella Darcy; aaaistants, Jana on charges of destruction Jo t pri­ leader of the youngest group which Evealag HeraM RockvUle bureau Board of Appeals Monday night ment and the Connecticut and Na­ We do aee one reU aavlng po.«i- So, front ail« points of view, noted tha EUca waa tha first or­ tional Associations of Assessing grandchildren of First Selectman Domhak and Charlotta Sikes; craft vate property. is composed o f / ‘fiy-upe;’’ the ten located at Ooe bfarket atreot, Mle- Serve On Oomniittee it Was ruled that the board cannot and Mrs. Charles A. Bobbins, ^ . ‘Manchester Days" are worth ganisation to racalvo the award. Officers. aible in the eltuaUon. That la to assistants. Mrs. Mary Bertleaon Police aald that fttrolaiAn -'year old BroWhiee who have Just pbene Bock villa 9-6166. Tha following will serve on the act on any complaint o t violations Home on Leave take the 147,000 out of the budget, while. The bargains are. honest, and Mrs. Mary Backstrom; Junior Emanuel Motola, walkiAg his beat 'pecoma Intermadlata Scouts. General Fair .committee: of the town's zoninji. ordinances, Serves As Inslrartor “ ■■'They are Working Off the duWWnr ■ S U ti t^X'CBfitmfSiHdnitr WilHamr Btaff.SsKgeant.... David..../.C-.- and thua.cu( next yeafa ^ax.ratis andJHiexe .t9JMV_)iPn!est reason for department. Mrs,..GorApi|J[1lmockt ’WUIIaih Wlllse, George Pelsauy and’ c^roplarhts (sHI be' dlrectiid'to Toomey, Jr, arrived home last ^phaae of the Second Class-Badge. Howard Stebbins. Albert Arm­ the attention of the building F. Connelly will serve on the staff them. The thing to do, today, to­ 'and Mrs.' Vii^nia Loveland; craft night, spotted the boys leaping week end for a twenty day fur­ by, hUf a mill—haff a reU mill. assistant, Mrs. .Barbara Bright- into the air to rip down tha eolor- ' n o e e eleven and twelve year old Red Shore Guns strong, William ^ ttom ley , Paul inspector. of 18 Instructor* for the school. morrow, and Saturday, is to en­ Scouta who have had soma camp­ Also ineluded'on the staff will be lough. Dave drove home and made roll aerriee elUat Of N. 1 man. ful pennants. Roberts, Fred Cbleman, Ernest Thia rilling was made following the trip from Wichita, Kansas, tn joy the^offerings, and profit by Dairy Club Met ing experience are working on the Hurt Conn. Man Kiseman, Edgar Girouard, -Rnbart a discussion by the board of an Joseph M. Loughlin, director of the When apprqh'ended. tha boys -.Out-door Cook and Campcrxft Institute of Public Service; John two days. For Once McCarthy's Right them. The 4-H Dairy Club met at the were found toTiave 12 of the r ^ , Lord. Henry Klnghorn.Peter Incident which was brOdght to RfUjgta under the eupervielon of Crawford. Carlton Fowler',- Wll- O. Arthur. Baltimore, Maryland, Coming Event* Totk. eweaao, DUmlt VtbbjS OF home of Clinton Charter ot Somers blue, green and yellow flags in their notice in reference to the Tonight: m n iM R AUOn nUnBAu o r Senetor Joseph McCarthy, for M rA ^ a rle a Warren. Tokyo. July 9—rp.e Drac tin for a new aaaeaament revalua­ gregational Churth will be held for a two months' visit sceom- hut never in his life bagged one. Town a erk David C. Tbomsy McCarthyism itself, which waa to mind, we would guess, that, even Tuesday night,instead of Wednes. •charge of the classca now under excellent condition. George Proctor, who. It will be re­ tion, to coat an eatlmated |4T,500. though this wound up the spend- panlad by his son John who had He did today, though, and didn't reports an *11 time record of in­ try to have the author of this o f­ day aa previously planned. It ViU WheO you bring your preacriptiona to ua you have the aaaurance that way at South Coventry. called visited here in August of The reasona for auch a revalua­ ingest and the taxlngest session of 1936. she is accompanied by her been spending a year with his par- have to travel far. strument* received at his office -CALL be held at jtbe home of MK and Diaaster Fund A short distance from his ser­ tion are familiar reaaona. The last fending article fired, and deprived all sessions, it nevertheless did U K t all of thaac principles will be conacientioualy obaervd. _ Your own Fifty-two dollars haa been re­ daughter. Mabel (rightI. who for­ -enta in Ulster. in one day was established on June Mrs. Louts Schlude of Maple atwet vice station a woman driver struck 30 when .13 were recorded. The revaluation wax made in 1049, of hla meana of livelihood. Their achieve some honest balance be­ ceived to date for the National Red Preceplory Group Jfilhi&wn Grange merly lived in Manchester. She Mrs. 'Proctor says she has en­ Charles W. rop Personal Mention joyed- every moment of her visit and injured a deer...... , previous record-was H received strategy waa the strategy of cen­ tween the spending and the taxing, Miss Ida Bancroft of Frog Hol­ physician wiU verify this statement,. ------*. ..- Cross Diaaster fiihd. Albert Welch, Returned'to Ireland, wrma-marriad — FOR eight yeara ago; H taa>k aa ita wrlth her sons and daugfiters and They called up Lou, he got hla during the course of one day ih AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE sorship, of book burning and o f so that the state can begin I'U hew low road Is a patient in the Hart­ mCOMH? treasurer, announces the following To V i8il Home tin John R. Black, and haa not been atandarda the valuea of 1041, span of housekeeping with Ita additional contributions. -Bruno The meeting of Hiirsiown Grange in thiaaown for 20 years, and na- their families. It has also been s rifle and shot the wounded deer— August,, 1951. (IiMtaliment Payment author banning. The members of ford H ospital...... Us first bag. / whiai waa I t yeara ago. Real books in some semblance of orderr Jaihes Kelley o f Maple street Is Doss, 92; . Maude - Noble, 93; will be held at'..the Grange Hall turaiiy sees many ehahgss. great pleasure to renew acquain­ Improve.. HIghws.v 109 East Center St., MI-6-06 the McCarthy committee who The other main business of the Anonvmous, 92; Olga Eckhardt, Members of Royal Black Pre- tomorrow at 8 p.m. 'Tickets will be Mra. Proctor is making her tance with many of her home town Coining Event* The State's million dollar traf- eaUte market vUuea have on a business trip to Florida. It waa erroneously reported in shared in this strategy insisted session for Governor Lodge was, Mrs. Arthur Spear of Feeding 95; Ottille Eckhardt, 99; Sadie reptorv.'No. 13. have received an on sale tor the Annual "Mystery haadsuarters with her daughter people now living in Manchester. changed noticeably since then, be­ Prescription Phannacy Ride" at this time, snd may be Tuesday's Herald that the annual ' r that a committee meeting lie we imagine, thg perennial battle on llllls. Mass, with her daughter achiiltz, 92. invitation to visit the Orange Edith. Mrs. John MaxweU o f 80 She said she had heard so much ing much higher now. It may he a whole string of issues between Junior Training Coarse Home in Hatboro, P a, on Labqr^ obtained from th-* Lecturer. Fairfield street. Anothar daughter. about it and the surrounding coun­ picnic of the Wapplng Community called, for the purpose of firing Mrs. William Finley of Somers, 901 Main Street (?hurch School would be held Set- aUd, parenthetlcUly, that there U politics as usual and the effort to visited Mrs. G. F. BerrTuesday. ■ The American Red Cross Chap­ Day. Ail who plan to make the' The Mystery Ride will be held Miss Mary E. Proctor, makaa her try it was a Joy to see it with Matthews. Before the meeting. build Some portion of non-political ters In Connecticut are again spon­ trip should contact Eldon W. on Saturday evening, July 11. All home .with the Maxwells. Mrs. her own,eyes. Yesterday she spent urday, July 11. It is to be held never any officlU urge for re­ (I0 d d o n ::i T«L MItchen 3 5321 Saturday. July 18, at Forest Park, 23232348534853485353232323488991534848535348535323 Senator McCarthy indicated that appeal to the voters of the state, Mancheoter Evealag Herald El­ V-— ' W s : soring a Junior Red (?ross state­ Neville, 132 Deepwood drive. In members who are interested in Proctor has a son. John, who lives the day with an old schoolmate, valuation la perioda when reU going arc requested to meet at the Springfield. He would abide by their decision, against 1954. lington eorreepondeat, Mrs. O. P. wide leadership training center, t'o order that he may make arrange­ In Rockville: snd another son. Mrs. Eliza J. Robb of Center street. aatate market vUuea are heading On all the things Lodge wknted take place at the Unlveralty of Grange Hall on Saturday at 6:30. George, on Spruce street, thia Other relatives and friends have „ Wapplng Grange will meet at Speedy T V but he was able to phrase it this Berr, telephone Rockville 9-9S1S. ment*. the Community House Tuesday down, and the result of revUua­ done because they would contomi Fellows of The American College'of Apothecaries Connecticut starting Monday, Au­ It will he recalled that on the as the bus will leave promptly at town. Isaac Proctor o f Walnut entertained Mrs. Proctor and M n. tion would obviously be a decrease way—that the members were to high rampsige promises, or gust 31 and continuing through (S:45. A New England bus has ^ e n street Is her brother-in-law. Black, and they wilt have much evening. July 14. I t’ is I»ast Of­ occasion of the annual demonstra­ ficer’s night. Th^ theme of the about to decide "whether to bum build a more than political reputa­ Thursday, September'8. tion of Royal Black Preceptories chartered for the ride, with Leslie Mrs. Maxwell said her mother to tell their friends in the old coun­ lit the grand Uat Knox aa the driver. This "Mystery meeting will be "Connecticut Service By the articlee or bum the author,". tion for his administration, the H ST lU Y Diane Conapaat, an eighth grade of, the Eastern States at the and sister decided on the spur of try of this memorable trip. RevUuaUon, the argument for Legislature Itself waS fairly im­ piipil at the Maple Street School Ride" is not J'estricted to-Grange the moment to make the trip to. They expect to sail on the 8. 8. People and Places." Mrs. Hattie When their decision waa to Orange Home on Labor Day, 1951, Lana is in charge of refreshmeiita. it continues, will bring asaeaa movable, and the general result srjiJf ■Y FAR hihas been■ chosen ■ as the delegate ' ' *' two buses were filled with orange- members. this country at about the same Georglc o f the Gunard Line on went figures more properly into "burn the author,” McC)hrthy was one of staleihate. Further­ from the Rockville chapter, Ameri­ Plenie at Hear* Park time the members of their families July 32. men from this town, and the drill Manchester Evening HeraM Experts! reneged, and claimed for himself, more, as on county reform, or on can Red Cross. In selecting a dele­ tram of the local Daughters of The Annual Grange picnic ha* line with the reU vUuea of the IN CONVERTIBLE TORS been arranged for Scare Park in Wapplng oorreepondent. Mrs. as chairman, the sole authority oS-Uie-Job Insurance, the stsde- gate the following qualifications Liberty won the trophy, a crystal day. Rail Hampton on Sunday. August Hilli fctreet. Ex»t Hartford, ob­ weeks. Th# next meeting wUI Aimle CotltBs, telephone Mitchell mate was of such a character as are considered, interest in Junior plaque with the emblem of the All this can be conceded, and yet to hire or fire Matthews. This Red j Cross. Leadership ability. 6 rain or shihe. In rase of raiii the served their wedding anniversary be announced as to the date and 2-4416. WE REPAIR ALL MAKES OF RADIOS, to raise the question whether the 17 FUVORS; order and the Triangle blown in tr, it can be mUntUned, too, that UI claim of authority may now be Republican party would ever again Self-confidence, capability of as­ Pavilion will be used. Food for the ' on July 3. Hlllstdwn Grange ex­ place. CAR RADIOS and TELEVISION SETS suming responsibility, 'n e dele­ for their excellent work under the picnic will be solicited, and plana tends congratulations and best C^sfinatea Birthday of this does not make much dif­ disputed and tested. bring Itsell to the campaign prom­ direction of Captain Lily Dunlop. ising of (inch things, or whether COMPLETE HEATING gate must be a student hi the 8th, will be discussed at the Grange wishes for many more'happy years A bappy birthday is wished this SERVICE TELEPHONE Ml-9-1821 ference, providing one thing. There But the fact remains that those Lodge MmMlf. could profitably. In 19th, 10th or llth grade as of Sep- meeting Thgradsy. together to these two cduples. Mr*. week for Alfred Lesperance who FALSE TEETH la nothing reU to be gUned by a who claim to be rcstiting He- !t#ni>er,J|9»3._: : The pioneer Past'Masters’ aaso- Jarman is a Past Master of Hills- will celebrate his birthday on Sat­ view qf hlArkthcr complete defeat — - T lM f L o m e e ^— SEE US ABOUT ravUuAUon-If tha aaaessments in -Carthyiem had no bettee-^formula oir ■' them, use them as taikhig- SIMONIZ BOILERS OIL BURNERS Swnmer naaicrttwll clstibn held ira Jithe meeting at town Gfange. '' urday, July 11. a town are Uready fUr in com- for action, when the teat came, polnfs himself. IN DOOR PANELS Henry Raczkpwski of the Rec­ Vernon on Tuesday evening. June Delegate to Coaveatloa Nm ^I Not Kmborrau Local Stocks 30, with a pot luck supper served SHE DOGS LAUNimV pariaon with, one another. than their own imitation of Mc- On such issues, Governor Lodge reation board la calling a maeting Mr*. Evelyn H. Coughlin, Lec­ Ifa n r wtATorn of /a lt# t##th hAv# mif- UHF CONVERSION o f'a ll those interested in a sum­ S t 7 p.m. ‘The entertainment was Betliany, Okie.—<^--Mr*, Tom­ f#r#d r#Al ombArrAAomont b#cAu«# tb#lr Here in Manchester, our situa­ ChrUiyiam. They made of was disappointed, and sometimes I CENTER • . RADlAjiON AND DUCT M^ORK Maatatlsaa fyirntabad By turer o f . Uifixlown.. Grange wUL. ilAf# dropjMKf. aMpp #<1 o r w’obW#d At mer basketball league fqr Friday in the charge o f Mrs. Evalyn H. m y Hays couldn't find her dog. list th# w rong timo. Do not Hy# in f#ar exaspergted, and yet perhaps a j Cobora B MIMlebrook, lac. leave on Sunday for Boston where J tion is that if the revUuation Matthews the same kind of target little too philosophical for his own ■ Now Lecotod At at 6 p. m. at the Town Hall. All Coughlin. she will be s delegate To the Na­ She looked eveiywhere. Then came o f thin hApf>#nlng to you. Junt Aprinkl# 1 6- prleea Pstlenta at Hospital A llttlp FAin*EFni. th#-AlkAHA# tnon- made in IMS was a fUr revUua-. McCarthy and Matthews make of political good. But his seeming • STEAM ’ • HOT WATER players or teams interested are tional Convention of the Ladies’ a ban from a laundry to which ACid) powder, on ynur pint##. HnldR MALONEY'S Brood Streot Cor Wosh MisS Dyane DeCosta has been a Uon, which was then equitable in their own selected ''victims. They philosophy derived from one main iqVUed to attend this meeting. Society of the Brotherhood of Lo­ she ha* oent clothes. The dog had fAlE# l##th mor# firmly, to th#y («#| e SIMONIZING . The games will be played at the Bid Asked patient at the Hartford Hospital mor# rnmfortAbl#; Do#p not pour. and fixed principle to I which he Ptrst National Bank comotive Firemen and Enginemen leaped'qut of th* bundle when it rtiockE 'J>lAi^ odor ’ (dofitur# hr#Ath>e its distribution of the tax burden, did not agree, when the test came 575 MAIN STREET e DUPONT SPRAY GLAZE outdoor basketball court at Henry for dental surgery. Robert Strong s Salst—Radi* aid Ttiwiti**—Ssnic* held himself for most of his con­ • WINTER AIR CONDITIONING of Manoheater . . . . .3 9 39 from Laurel Lodge No. 286 of was opebed. G#t FASTXETH At Any drug Ator#. •and the situation is that- ,lf the to them, that any American has duct with regard to this nesalon. e POLISHING Park. is making alow progress at the East Hartford, where she is vice s 299 Mid d l e t u r n p ik e w e s t —t e l . m i-9-io49 town assessomi^have likewise been the right to say or think or write Phone MI-9-5405 Hartford National Manchester Memorial Hospital even though this session was as liMtallatton Friday Bank and Trust .. president and o f which she has • COAL TO OIL CONVERSIONS Kiowa Council, Degree o t Poca­ - 39 4 31 4 where he is undergoing pkin graft- fair and equitable in their addi­ anything he pleases. Their way trying a test of that principle as Spocid Ono Wook Only Hartford Conn. Trust . 77 82 been a member for tweiftjr-fiv# could be imagined. The principle to hontas will hold ita Installation of Ing- tions and adjustments to the of answering the M a^ewi con­ Any Car Simonized or C We use the famous and popular “ World’s Economy Champion” Manchaater Truat ... . 60 —• . Observe A nnivrraarfr years. which he held -was that of the officers on Friday evening, July Phoenix State Bank Coming E'veata grand list in the years succeeding tention waa to move against him supremacy and independence of the Dupont Spray Glased— ^ ^ 10 in Red Men's Hall. Mrs. Anna Mr. and Mri. Blford Jarman of and Trust ...... 57* 62 Oak street. East Hartford, observ­ The theme of the Lseturer's 1 Freili Sea Foodo Now In Seaion the revaluation, then we have no rather then- to deal with his idea. legislative branch in its own field. DeVUn will be instSIlsd for an-- - - CAIJ. MI-S-6706 or - FLUIDHEAT WALL FLAME BURNERS ~ Ptr* la*«u«ai<* ObtnMuiiiBa" ed their i th wedding anniversary program for JWy-6 wtll b* "Let"' reU or pressing need for. revalua-, Rather than trust the free Amer-' He' is a former legisIAlor himself, other term -as Pocahontas, the re 6 M1-8-S694 After 9:80 P. M. OB FLDIDREAT PBB88DBB BUBNEBS. as agvnrtineg In Batwday EvMlag PoM Aetna Fire ...... 9 1 4 93 4 June 27. at I^ake Sebago. Maine, Freedom Ring." FISH AND CHIPS WITH OUR FRIALATOR tign now. ' lean market place of ideas to have and apparently quite convinced inslntier of the officers to be the Hartford F ire ...... 151 196 The meetings . of th* HlUstown asd Better Homes and Oardeas. DIatiUmted exekialvely by on la this area. same, with appointive officers to where they have been varationlng The argument that there is Ita own reliablq and sure Judg­ that, however strong the impulse National Fir* ...... 60 >i 63 <4 for the past, month. Grange Sewing club have. been Oer new aanitary proceia fives you a delicious, crisp, of an executive to cross a certain be announced on Friday. Refresh­ Phoenig ...... 69 94 discontinued for th* next few t something wrong about proceed­ m ent,-on, all the facta, thcil- (n- ments will be served following the Mr. and Mra, Louis Young of foldcn brown foi>d — Seals in the flavor! Come in and line may grow at times, there is Ufa aad Indamany laa>,0 try them! FRIED OYSTERS AND CLAMS PACKED ing on the vUuea of IM l when it ■Unet was to bar one particular little to gain and may be much to - business meeting. Aetna Casualty...... 108 ' is how IMS, with IMS vUuea,. la a set of ideas from that markoi loss from the process'. At Hospital Aetna Life ...... 71 TO TAKE HOME. C.\LL Ml-9-8003. qnaatlpnable argument For 1163 place. So Lodge kept s deferentlsl - -f)obo.**-Krtei - - Laboc — -Hansen ■Conn.'General 7 ;'. .165 ' distance Ironv the Legislature in. Unit No. 14 of the American Le­ vahes are hO more iieimianehl For bur part,, 'we think Hartford Steam Boll. . 40 almost air things, and especially gion Auxiliary Is making its an­ Travelers ...... 730 CO^i^UNITY RESfAURANt than those of IM l. It could easily Matthewf is entirely a fit person RANGE and FU EL O IL TELEPHONE Ml.f453f so. It would seem, on those things 2M CENTn sniar nual vlsitatlnn to the Veterans FaM e CtUIttM 143 NOBTH MAIN STREET ' MANCHESTER be, for that matter, that by the to be Senator McCarthy'! commi:;- which might have raised the ses­ Hospital St Newington this after by own tralneil ladividnally at the factory. Conn. Light Power .. 14', Vofsd BfiSf! . InntaUaUoM time a revUuation itself were tee aide. We think that the more sion notably above the routine. It 24 Hour Delivery Service noon. Members representing the Conn. Power ____. 36'* Free! Free! Free! Is doubtful that hla attempted in­ unit are Mra. Bernice BerzanoW completed, actuU market vUuea frequently and violently he ex- Hartford Elec. Lt. . . . .53>4 terference would have changed the ski. Mrs. NOrine CI'Brien and Mrs. might agUn be closer to those of preaaea hla ideas, the more cei- Hartford Gas Co. < ... 34 reeult, or have persuaded the poll- 1., H. Chapman. So. N *w England IM l than these, of IMiS. talnly this country will make itsUlclsns to give up things they did Food Hale Tel...... 33 39 FREE UF TO The year which is taken for oa-n sane Judgment of these ideas. not want to give up, or done any­ The Ladies’ Aid of the Commun­ Maanfaetnilag OsamaMes EAST HARTFORD thing more than dramatize his own MORIARH BROTHERS standard la relatively unimpot> We believe in answering his ideas, ity Metho^lat Church at Crystal Am. Hardware...... 16 li position more auccessfully. In any 315 CENTER STREET TEL. MI-3.5135 Lake will bold a food tale on Sat­ taut What is important la that, but not in attempting to destroy Arrow, Hart, Meg. ... 39 3i TELEPH O N E 3-5251 event, the sessib'n waa lack lustre, urday, July 11 from 1 to 4 p. m. Assoc. Sprinj^ ...... 37' S< once a certain standard-is taken, his right to have them, mistaken and so were hla relations w-lth it. at the Community House./ Bristol Brass ...... I9 aasessroents be made fUily a-nd unscrupulous as we consider There were few ennobling touches. CARTER CHEVROLET CO., Inc, Comiag Eveat* Cheney Bros...... ,...'10>4 1 4 5 0 ^ Y and equitably in relation to that thtm to be. And we take cxaclly That sets the Governor back to The Union Church Boy Scouts Collins ...... 8 8 lO: talking about the morii routine \ standard. the Same attitude toward 06m- will meet tonight at .7 at the social Sm-Hart 38 4 acromplishments o f the aeeeloa, 311 MAIN STREET rooms at the church. Why, then, the periodic urge for Fafnir Bearing ...... 36 munlst propagandists, and their with a Mg thing like the Fairfield The Koscituszko team will meet Hart Ccoley ____ ,...37 WORTH OF FROZEN For ell summer long! k (evUuatlon? What a revUuation particular brand of un-American County Thriiway luppoaed to FOR ECONOMICAL REPAIRS the Moqse team tonight at 6:30 in Lander*. Frary, a k .. 2 5 'i 3 acoompUshea ih a period of rising pqison. blanket out 4he fniture o f a dosen iP* a Little League game at the New'Brit. Mach. Co. -, 36 '» 3 reform proponals. And We suppose FOODS AND U.S.OHOIGE vi^ea is simply this: it makes the "The majority of Americana can TELEVISION — RADIO ~ PH O N O G R APH ^ Recreation Field. North and J u d d ...... 36 3 Hand-wRshable that, in hla phllo*ophlcal view, the (ALL MAKES) S.t Joseph’s School- Guild will • (f tak rate look lower by rUsing the Ru*sell M fg...... 13 1 be trusted to ,Uke care of them­ Governor hns one renctloo he le hold an outing tonight storting at Stanley Work com. .. 434, 4 ssHBiment The Mgger the grand selves. in the risld of ideas. That not going to- make pobMe—a cer- CALL 9^5243 7 p.m, Ter’ y Steam ...... 89 9 MEATS WITH PURCHASE OF A list\ the more money one tax mill ia something McCarthy does not IMn thankfulneea tliaf he didn’t TV ANTENNA KCPAIRS AND INSTALLATIONS WHATEVER THE WEATHER- The Italian Ladies . Social club T o m n g to n ...... 36'x 2 ACETATE gel. from the seastnn. oometblag will rUae for the town. Revalua- eoncede, and It is,aim, apparanUy, U.B.F. TUNERS AND CONT’ERSIONS whothor yoH ovoid tlio hoovy coit of moior ropoir* will make a trip to.New York Oty U. 8. Envelope com. . 67 7 much wome-tlinn w utaletnat*. on' 8*tur3«y- 'jill.V' 11- U;'S. Envelop* pfdi. 56 6 NATIONAUY KNOWN FREEZER! tiw,\then, la one way^of taking aomething McCarthy's opponents 00 yoor cor ^ DEPENDS 00 T«^. Pleale ‘Dietiday VeiKler-Root ...... 81 , \ 3 Manchester through the hard fis­ do not-concede. Tet in that good BENSON'S, IN C Burpee Women's Relief Corps ‘ni* above quotations aia not to EYELET cal tiipea wMch are ahead with a sanity of tha majority of Amer- V. lOoor nipaifB ood ad|wifBioot» ood logii* ... . wiltrjwUt a Bicnic. 6t- Uw summer. ^ BMMtKUOd s f fiotwa aw rtnU O^en Fohim^ 1068 m a i n SniRBT . - MANCHESIEB e QUANTITY DISCOUNT PRICES ON ALU FUtURR . tax rate which looks lower thaa.lt icXiu Ufa tb*. ioaly. poaUhla 1 ior dwell opa wM hoop yoor cor io lop tive a n ^ rr to aithei; ciopimunism “ ORDERS REGARDLESS OF SIZE.___ . ., JERSEY MaadieaUic tiu gone into the' or McCiulhytam. ;it ls4n the minds While M lter’a le Empt'y coodifioo. And HV tho bost ocoOomy, expenditures which create this of free Americans that both must To the Editor. eDELIVERED RIGHT TO YOUR FREEZER. It is unfortunate that It waa too. . burden ahead of us with ita eyes fMl, If'they are to fail. It is in the necessary to drain Salter's pond at open. And it will know the actuU free market pIAce of Ideas, where this time. Hydramatic e ALL FROZEN FOODS ARE NATIONALLY ADVER* amount o f taxes it ia paying, no Americans select a-hat they be­ If, however, the town plans to COMPLETE CMTER CHECK-UP TISED BRANDS. 3 ® * matter w h u the rclaUonship be­ lieve, that both Communisni and use the pond this summer, now by oxpe:?. foctory>troiood moebooks tween rate and aaaeaament hap would be an excellent time to clean MeCarthylam adll fail, if they are out the' bottom of all the muck, FOUNDATIONS who wM go ovor yoor cor tboroughly. Service Special e ALL MEATS ARE U. S. CHOICE INSPECTED. The CARRIiR pens to be. Why, then, apend 947, tb fail, because they have no sale. cans, etc., and refill with a clean, Refuses to 900 in the effort to fool ourselves? Trying to keep either of them out sandy- bottom. wrinkle Another reason for revUuation of this market place will not do Sincerely, Pierre C. Dtapeau High - With r Handsome • ADJUST BANDS ia, o f coursa, that our town bor­ the trick. The injunction upon all e Wonderfully . 181 Princeton street FOR FURTHER INFORMATION packable Weather maker rowing capacity U baaed on the who really believe In America is AND LEVEL OIL r • A ■ siae o f our grand list. We are now to keep thia free market place in A Rood foBodotioo b Hm bosb o f .m — Avoid oxpoosivo ropoirc lotor Phooo Mltebol 9-S23B. e Drapes perfectly nearing our bonding Umit. There existence, for all comers, for all . CAU HTFD. 84911 (CtllM l) OR ^ Loviel'IiMklMl buskiotninon font, it can be sUd, we ought to shades of opinion, (or all kinds of —got o cor eboch*op oow. • SET MOTOR R.P.M. e Elastic good hoOM. waistband' pliNik dow n mMions to m oko It Amorlco's increase our g r a ^ hat, so that we ideas, and not merely those ideas MAIL THIS COUPON TODAY! ca t borrow more" with which we ourselves happen lo oddIWoo to odr oorwid boBdiog • EXAMINE FOR LEAKS e Green, pink, lorgost'SolHnA erfr condlHonorl To tUs, we would aay that it to agree. . nary or white might be a good thing to dpny our­ MTvieo wo O f offoriof Moocliosff ood • ROAD TEST CAR GKNKRAL POOD PLAN ' . # Sixee 12 to 20 selves more borrowing power, lest 9 DONAL MIWUCT ' TP?" Good Business All Around IIARTi-'ORD. CONN. and UVt to24Vi we-.find oureUvea very good cx- home COMfORT vkioby co olplofB foModotioo soivico. , PHONR 6-0616 cuaes for using it. WITH OIL CHANGE $4.95 EXTRA . e Exclusively at There ia nothing mysterious 6 - . J ■ , There could, be only one really about "Manchaater Daye." Tne With No ObllgaUon, Send Me laformattoa on Yoor Ptaa. SafC-Alien! valid reaaon for another Manches­ summer doldrums are threatening. MORIARTY Bros. Nbom ...... ' ' ter revaluation now. That would 3 l i CENltR SI WA ------> OIL HEAT & ENGINEFRINB, lib Tha season itself ia. not far from TAINtOR PONTIAC, Inc. ■afe-Allea, Boat Hartford la opedi Ta*ai ay throagh be -to maintaUi that the last re- turning. And Manchester mer- E. J. POLOMSKI valuaUoB waa net fair and equit diants. In all fields, are willing (o I l l CENTER ST. MANCHESTER flatardoy OiiO A. 9L to id O P. M., rrtdayo 6 4 6 P. M. 244 MAIN ST. MU9.1M4 aMe ia its dtatributlen o f the tax give up a substantial p o r tly of OPEN H HOURS to PHONES: STORRS 9044 dr AH.9-4fB4 tanieia.aad Uuc the work af tewa their Bortnal profit la order to b aaaaaaoca afaaa than has not been bring is extra trade new, and help T L MHeM 1*SUS ■ ■ 4 r/ \ 'tPES&fc -usr-KiSt J-v t :

P A G IH V M I^ MANCHESTER EVENING HlJRAtn. MANCHESTER, CONN„ THURSDAY, JULY 9, 19M MANCHESTER gVENIWG HERALD, MANCHEftTEIt, OONWo THURSDAY, JULY 9, 19S8

Beardsley plana to return to Oo- helping the tnatnictors. They era: Columbia, liimbla after hU tour of'duty and JA Ann Clarke. Deans Clamentino, ToUand 't o resume his medical practice In Kathy Back. Janet Lucia, Johnhy i f Y O U I t WittUpantle. Soracchl, Douglas Wolmer, Batty SkyUbaieh Schedule Parly for Doctor Ann. Folk, Boyd Tuttle, Dorothy FOOD S T 0 4 I C Lectul^e on Dolls (taeoa Start Jensen. Billy Knox, Barbara MOW Joining Marines Saturdaythe sailboat Woodward of Columbia and Pat G iven at Frtday. July 1* e races of the oaiaon ware started as Shorey at Hebron. Mldnight-T A m.,. -j-rAnthony ZUlnakaa.. _ . , l» . usually tha. Vdtwtom on the SHOP HRST NATIONAL F IR ST ...... Volunteer Needed. Fourth of Ju’.v. Dick >MoU, with Parents are rem'lhded IKat 'Bob' I III 0 - ' * ■ 2 a. .m.-4 a. m .;.. Ool'umbta, July 8— (Spaclal)'— Clarks whp Is also Ufa guafd at ToUand. June B— (Special)—The 4 a. m.-6 a. m...... William Bayrer. hta Sva-yaar-old son. Blckj;; *s ...... iVr.'Olfve Chartier. Di;. Fredarlek B a a ^ l ^ who la to the beach Is only on# duty during Library aaaoclatton held thetr 6 a. m.-9 a. m. . .. crew, came In second in the Ugl^t- ...... Dorothy Belcher. .Mava today (or. Camp X-aJoune, ning class and the Killer brothqi^ the following hours:. BseetlnK Monday at 2 p. m. In the 9 a. m.-N6on...... Noon-;3 .p. m. , . . . .■...... Leo Pleolty. N. C., haa bcan fated with two first in a very close race. ''^ n the afternoon from '1:30 to IJbrary rooms with the president; Walter Ferguson. William Handler, niSfi aiid in the evening from 7 to HOOD 8 p.^ m.-6 p. m. . . . farawlll portiaa over the waaKand. In the Comet class KIka Wheel­ Mlaa Mary l.eonard presiding. ■ d p. m.-8 p. m. — ,...; .... Lucy Burke. Thomas Maxwell; . On Friday evening meinbera of er came In first and Herbie Eng- ANYWHERE! ...... Olive' Ray, Mrs. Grace Anderson. Following the regular business 8 p. m.-lO p. m. . the profeaslonal ataff of the Wind­ lert, second. 10 p. m.-Midnlght ...... Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Benson;' ham . Community Memorial Hqo- Manchester H e r a ld K you coNipora, honoMly onS fairly - - lOTH moot quality and Mrs. Peter Strekas of Somers waa VoiunTeeri'Vav register at Civil Defense Heaquarters. Mun­ In the races, Sunday winners introduced as guest speaker. She. pital ifave him a farewell party were -the same in the Lightning Columbia at, Kira. gave a lecture on ‘‘Dolls Through icipal Building, Manchester, on Mondays: and Fridays from ,2-5 p. m. at the Nathan Hale Hotel in 'iVilll- Frank MareMaot < HArri- UGHT moot pricos - - yuu'll discavor that First Notionol moot voluat class and In the Comets. Mike the Ages'.*'. . mantle and presented him with a Wheeler was first and Mabb sec- son 6-0868. She displayed a large assort- ard A. Metcalf. Mrs. Alice L Met- vania, after a six. weeka visit with portable radio. ond with Diana Emerson ha I ora unsurpossod onywhorol Thot plain slmpl# truth is tho roofeon tnent from many ^ d s In coe- •calf, F. Joseph Jifedweid. Mrs. her parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Louis Sunday evening members of the starter. why thousunds shop First Notianol first ovary wook in tho Yoorl tumes of strangp and curtous Helen L Needham. Theodore T. Krause. Her motbbr was hospital­ Sunday Evening Supper club held - Has 16 Day Leave styles. During th e' social hour, Palmer and W'alter E- Palmer. ized for rome time but la now con­ a party at the home of Mr. and cookies and punch were served by Pf. Richard Davis, 'son of Ptre CREAM Also, Mise Stella Plvarzyk. Wll- valescing. Mrs. John Walah. at Columbia a special committee. Mr. and Mrs. Ward Rosebrooks Chief and M r» Richard K. DaVia Lake for the Beardsley’s. A. buf­ (o- vlsUiag' kle -peee«te-on. Srdool. teoMOMCAL Mm^ — — ^....SOtti A iiiiUersary — Clayton C. R*ed. John B. hh'i?F W tfiett'gUeHi fiiff-TlaitIghWr fet aiipiMr wis' ierveff' "at SMCfALCV CUHO « t ‘OUR eWH~tf. f. M VM M M W T M SPK1W RIAML... Mr. and Mrs. Alfred W. Drlgga and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, Rich­ road on a 18-day leave from Hcnry-'A. Satry'b, Mrs. Margai',^t Walah'a home end then the group Barksdale Field, La. o f Connecticut boulevard. East Schober. JUichael Schutz. William ard Porter and two sons of Chat­ went to Merrimac farm, home of PeraoMl Meatloa Don't run short this wockend. Hsvo Hartford, celebrated thcjr ,50th Senk, Jr., Mrs. Sarah. A. Simpson, ham, N ew Jersey. Mr. and Mrs. John MaeVeagh. wedding anniversary with a fam­ Mr. and Mrs. Carl Melvin and lots and lott of pure, swe« cream William S. Si'rfipson. Mrs. Elaine The Columbia Lake association The Beardsley's were presented ily party at their .summer home In two childion of Old Columbia road ■ROILIRS AND FRYIRS K. Smith. Mrs. Marlon E. Tink- meeting which was to he. held in with a silver bucket by their front pae big pint container. It's Tolland, overlooking Snipsic Laike, ham. Miss Hazel R. Ursin. Everett YenmanX Hall. Monday, waa post­ era ui North Carolina visiting her good.. r k’s Hood. Available at your Corned Beef friends. Hostesses for the evening June 21. Waiiegar, Mrs. Helen Weber, and poned ,du^ to the death of Mrs. parents. 'food store or from your route salee- Among those attending were were Mrs. Walsh; Mrs. MaeVeagh, Help With Swim JC^Mea Far Theta Who Oetka The latl in Camad le a l, W a Ra«em«and That You Try Thtt Tandar. Flaveriul, Fancy IriikM Thlt Waak-aiMt Mrs. Eileen Winch. William H. Jackson, wife o f thtt Mrs. Sawyer Medbury, Mra. John their two daughters and their president. .. Due to the large numMr of chil­ .><■ three sons with their wives and Pringle, Mrs. Jesse Gi;eer and Mrs. dren participating In the swim­ .yianchrster Evening .Herald Tol­ .hint. WilllMn H. Jackson W. C. Halnswprth o f. .Windhj|m FRESH TENDER, lean, WELL TRIMMED ___ ' husbands and' 17 grandchildren. - ming - pronam- Dihha .Bknarson land eorres|M»ndent, .Mrs. John H- Mrs. William H. JiK'ksbh. w ife of • a t Personal Mention Steele, telephone Rockville 5-7761. Center. will asslat aarka In giving In- Mr. and Mrs. William Marsh of Col. William H. Jackson of New Begins 18 Mmith Tour atructions. Diana U a Senior Life BIST Britain and Coltlmbia Lake died in " ROAST Newington, Mr. and Mrs. W’lllar.d D^. Beerdsle.v will begin an 18 Saver, a graduate of Windham . Y T H f Lee rtid son. Robert, of Hapipton. Windham Community Memorial months tour of active duty as a High School and has Just finlahad Top or Bottom Columbia Hospital Monday. The Jacksons lieutenant with the U. 8. Navy. one year of study at Rollins Col­ Hood V I New Jersey, Mr. and Mrs. t,ec have been summer residents at th? Ddrling and son. Wallace, of Man­ He formerly served for about one lege in Florida- ^ 1 FRESHLY GROUND LEAN HAAABURG lake for many years. year during World War II.. Dr. Several other youngsters are chester, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Han­ Funeral services will be held Quality Dairy Pradurtt Sine# I94&' 4 LB AVG sel, of Broad Brook were holiday (^iliforiiia Bound Thursday at 2 p.m. at the B. C. LBS LB guests o f Mr. and Mrs. Emery M. Porter Sons Funeral Home in New Clough and mother Mrs. Nellie Scouts Eu Route Britain; Burial Will be In the Fair- i A U WASTE REMOVED J Ground Beef Darling. view Cemetery, New Britain. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Behrand Columbia, July 8— (Special)— Besides her husband, Mrs. Jack- i OEAHED u S9c \ GENUINE SPRING SOFT MEATEO 'suid two children who have spent a. son leaves a daughter, Judith, a month with their mother. Mrs. John Osmond, son of Mr, and Mrs. John Osmond. Sr. of Whitney rosd student at Pembroke College, LB Maud Clough and other relatives Providence, R. I.: a son. William, OVIN IKADY LI S3 c left Monday for their, home In has left for Camp Quinnebaug on a lieutenant In the Air Force Be- Lamb Legs m l Miami, Florida. the first lap of hl.s trip to Cali­ serve,«An.*0 - nowxon An Miimmffrsummer dutvduty fttat I DIY CUtfD TO WWICIION Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Straw- fornia as representative Of the Camp Drum^^^ Y .; three slaters, MILDLY CURED ' , chlchzk and daughter Nancy, Mrs. local troop to the National Jam­ a brother, enov a couain. Mrs. Laura Judson and daughter and boree. George Reama o f Ckjlumbla. husband. Mr. and Mrs. BenjamSn John and '38 other scouts from \ SMOKED PICNICS LB Miller of Glastonbury enjoyed the Iho; Eastern Connecticut council Manchester Evenln^HeroM ( '- o ~ holiday at Saybrpok. Connecticut. will .have a short orientation OLD f ASHION 9AAN0: Smoked Tongues hinibla correspondent Mrs. Frank - Mr. and. Mra. Richard Miller enurse a t the camp under the di­ atarchlsa, telephone If ArrIson D uring V and daughter of Hartford were rection of their leaders, Fred S-0S85. A t FIRST /• Sunday guests of their . grand­ Govain, field scout executive, Ro­ „ 5 0 ^ IDNIU^S mother. Mrs. Laura Judson. bert Abbe and Roland L. Laramie, C.4THOIJC ANNIVERSARY All Bm I Frankfurts 55< Finst Uvennirst Mrs. L. R. Ladd wa.s a guest of district comml.ssloner of the '-.f relatives in East Windsor. Sunday. Rutland, Vt. _ (/Pi The 100th | GENUINE SPRING Natchaug district. anniversary of the foundation of i Moat Loaf Charles Shirrell and Miss Helen The boys and their leaders will Skinless Frankfurts » 55< Shirrell of Schenectady, . New the Burlington Diocese of the Ro- | leave by train from New London man Catholic (Jhurch was celebrat- , York, were recent guests of Mias and expect to arrive in California Check Thesr Super Food Value* for Manchester Bertha Place. ed here recently. | MincM Haul or Bologna 55< Potato Salad on July 17. They will start their A cast of nearly 3000 from Cath-: Days. Wide Variety — Top Quality — Big Savings! Mrs. Miible Wt; Spicer returned return trip on July 23. ^oan (^ro{ JScJtriy >Sprciais ! uunumnninnn ...... %eM » M « M <*eae*M ew eeeM Wednesday to Tolland after sev- olic parishes throughout -the state 1 Shop FIRST FOOD During Manchester Days and " Casn Postponed reviewed- in dramatic'' form high-1 UMB LEGS __ . m ____ i- R R ___ I— siral days as gitest of Mr. and Mrs. Diie to the fact that Attorney See How Economically You Can Fill Your Food Albert Legler of Wethersfield. lights of this Csthollc heritage in : StaDooJVaL. Fresh Meckaral - 2 3 < Irwin Krug was in Windham Com­ the Green Mountain state from the Needs. B u tte r-E m & Honey Miss Maud Meacham of Hart­ munity Memorial Hospital for an ford waw a Sunday giie.st o f Tol­ discovery of Lake Champlain by a DEL MONTE lONiLESS TMsIr • Dm Uo WrapH Split AAackerel > PAN READY U 2 9 c injury he received while watering Catholic explorer to the establi.sh- VkU land friends. his lawn Monday morning and Ronald Clough, son of Mr. and ment of rural parishes within the oz. con c didn't have time to forewarn a Fruit Cocktail 30 35 Mrs. Harold Clough left Monday past year. . ! Fresh Hoddock Hllet u c group of people in New Bedford, f 4 3 for the Arm y in which he has en­ Ma-ss. of that fact, a gi'oup from BREAD listed. Hershey Syrup 16-oZi c a n 16c that town showed up in Trial Jiis- Mrs.. Lucy W .. Usher was a re­ POT ROAST tice Court in Yeoman's Hall Mon­ cent guest at the home of her I O i t u son, Merritt Usher of South W ll-' day evening only to find out that Armour's Treet 12-oz. con 45c RIG n ic i LB LOAF 1 9 . . W j,'i J FRESH FRUITS & VEGETABLES lington who returned from the 1 an accident case in which they MCE were Involved had been postponed LIBBY'S hospital. to a future date. KEEP COOL Jury 'Duty List Corned Beef Hash The following la the list of Tol- Attorney Krug was to have rep­ Pm c H PIb «g«ici59c 49« PH ID BPplD JUKD HAWMW 2 1INS 59* - i ' NOITHVmTIRN _land cilizcna chosen for. possible resented Joseph Menditto. 16.. of KEEP SU M Jury duty: WlllifnfilUU’Vln an acetdent case In _ l^ Z s can-25^ LI. Mrs. Rose A. Ainud, W alter H. which two cars were involved—' >5'- b n o ii CfiNidi 1d b I*wtih:i31c f a c h 15* Ahder.son. William E. Ander.son, Mendltto's and the car from New SWEET LtfIC ‘ RIAmt^ To . George C. Ashton. Mrs. Marian H. Bedford. The accillgnt occurred on Oven Boked Beans —— - Ashton.' Mr.s. Nahette D. Back- June 1 on U. S. Route 6 with 10 LIGHT iITTY ALOIN CHERRIES haus, Mrs. Harriett D. Baron, Mts. people hospitalized. ILOCK STYLi RONI-IN Tomato Juice 2 , Julia Perrin Bartlett. Mrs, Zoe Presiding Trial Justice Elizabeth 2 28-oz. cans 45c Buckley, Robert L. Bugbee. Clar­ Denni.H Hutchins continued the ROCK CULTIVATED l» T I ^ 2 9 . f i ence A. Campbell. Mrs. Grace M. ca.se until July 20. AK.MOl'R’H OLD f a s h io n e d b r e a d Mayoouaise ««53e hj«29‘ * Hoouen’ies Clough. Calvin C. Cobb, Mrs. Mary Other Cases Heard biHID IHEDGES Evaporated M ilk, 4 tal cans 51c LI. DesJardins, PhUllp T. DesJardins. Other cases heard at that same A 4UW IHAO I A LI A|,ho, Carl Elsenhofer, Joseph session were charges at disregard­ CHUCK ROAST lO GOOD YOUNGSTERS WILL 18-OZ LOAF | y C RIPE FIRST I’-OOD ‘ Summer Squash Franc, Mrs. Mae Franc,. Harold G. ing -a traffic .sign against Paul C. NON-FATTENING OCR OWN MAKE eat it w it h o u t AJ>PR^^ _^ _^ _ _ Evangeline Milk Graham. Mrs. Martha Grahan.1. Browh of Valley Forge. Pa., ^29c ntc NEW-MIGLANO STYU. . pt. box 25e r biinch 29c f l - G r a p i ^ i i i c e •YCMTCAIOIN in 5-01 TINS 3 3 c f MOST POPULAR BR/kNDS Snoppy Cot FaadsoN(^'^°'^3^^°^^29c FANCY FREESTONE. LAROB, JOTO? F/kNOV. LARGE 8UNKI8T k- iro ccb li "VOR" GAtOtN »-OI F1tnd w leaf 2 fkcs 39c FANCY FLORIDA , . ^ PEACHES LEMONS WifArod CU % LB PALI DIY or GOLDIN Th. Hwi*uraw wiHi Hi* Sim I fUvOf • »mdy to Swva iit Minutw Gropefruit JuJee PKG 4 3 * " ? i*°l « 3 9 ' 2 lbs. 29c 6 for 29c I I I L QUICK FIOUN LI 2 18-OZ. cans 23c ZA-REX Hiabwr|tr Stew OAKLINGS fkgOvc SimI SWEET, PINK MEAT • DELICIOUS FRUIT FLAVORS - FUU PINT MAKES i¥-. 8985 kieditfa CHKERAU HAVI YOU TBiae 0 PMMW MiW? Sorvi Mrs. FHbort's Scot. 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MANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD. MANCHE8TBR. OONW» THURaPAY, JULY 0, 1953 ilaiiia

Uss « t Wimam ■. Butaoa, formar picket lines were asUbUshed at 5 mamhar o f tha aUta'a aarenauttea w n r N - 1 went only to Germans Grand Jury Probe a. m„ (e.a.t.) theae two devtiop- Odmmiaslon. >UULBEVERUES WWAT— Offshore Lan<| aeroas the frontier. j .v menta wer# announced: Btato Poltea Capt. Xae J. Mul- AT LOW im sai itdid find TV W TIO-11L-1BM The police cordon around the Herman FtnlUpateln. union in­ Turns to But|M>n WWK>—1 ^ - . , - J - t WNHO-CIB. • Bast governments Berlin head­ eahy waa tha Brat' wltnaaa called WOOO-IBW Bss^tn DayBgbtXIasB ternational vies prsMdsnt, siOd s by Btata'a Atty. Albert B. BUI to Filed by .^aosat quarters was a clear sign that msmbsrahlp mseting had made 'ftrtliir Brag Stem Prime Minister Otto Grotewoms Hartford, July *— The oim- taattfy on ths nsw phass of U s la- ■OCBB S A. M. to 11 F. M. USS-WDRC-blobert « . »eeordAli»jjWOOC-^ews; OmS Memlag plana to pteket the cotnpany’g re- Rsfsroo Nowsll iNMlIy shaken regime still w y Norwalk, Conn., July •—IPV— man grand Jury InvsatigaUoa waa qulrg hsfhsfsrs BUts Rsfsras WTIC^'Bob BlMls. Moralbt Watch A*** ?*>• 0**> Ull atortah».Ns»^ ,*•*■*? W^fLlKckst^ fearful of what the unartneU {MMK A F L hat makers atruch-tha Hat dimets* today towarda tha astlvt- Jinudaga. WTHT—News; Coualry Musk, WDRC^Ths Mask B^. Corporation of America here’ to­ nsxt • WKNB—Maws- Phil Hale Sbew. might do- ^ R. A. Cronin, sJtecutlvs asers- WHAT—News: ruiay MySi_,. Mask 11ll—WHAT—Mews. i$ U w ^ n t quMtionlnt of tlcfugees brought new reports day in a dlapiita over company 6il*-W O K i- isek DewskN ti5-WTMT-^*allMr. plana to mova part of Ita opera­ Urv..^ tha StaU JItord of M s ^ - WDRC—Newt. ^^Tli* rovornmoBt ho* W 4*y* j* Showing imsslsn ?dlssatlsfsctlon tiofvnd ArbttratlMi aaid at HsM- “ rTi®^^-BkUs Dsllsa ■ . with ths government they so far tion to th# South Slid B(oat. 6:..j-WD hB-TIu itsurd Bhep. i.r.i^ B '^ r.^ id Newt Bsaadup' which to flle « Tonww**- Th* Within a few houra of tha ttma for* that an BiMtratloH" meetlag WTlfi’^ o s Olraad. _ IHilkir-Stretchiiig V alues! had kept in nominal powsr. ti oxpoctod to bo o roquoit thot WTIC—TouiSi WT ^ t^ s r tis Agronsky. V. B. DlOtriet Court throw put tho One worker from a cable fac­ WCCC—News; Il*e»r6 Bwew. W gg^K 'd lle Ooffier.. • * • Lome see end smee mi A4tP2 tory said three Russian officers WKNB—O. *• Beoreboard: baseball UN# timgi ffou ehaoM to shopS MalInM. — I. *'iirJiurtlii yootordoy, T«x»»'A tty. asked men st his plant, why they g,(a-WTlC - The Wwma la mt ^ifcS3rpar!Sx."%ow. Gon. John Bon Bhopperd co il^ tho were dlssstlsBed. Before they Hoiiso lil4 »w D K <.—aaosper. dpwiai. •ult •’* Uot ditch shot by o hunch could get an answer, he said, party LET YOUR DOLLAR WCCO-Ksws: Rseogl K«kw< wT. n,1C—N«w» c. “ — liia-WDRC-ffsws; The MeordBbop. WTMT—Bea Mawtbome of diohordi." He oold It wM " » and union leaders tried to step In. WHAT—Wewi! JW- K**!?**' Tunonsh S t 2cans59‘ Ju ic e ' i s n r WONB—Alas______Jss Ha ary Nhmp. moro poHtlcol move . . . by pro­ •The Russians shoved them WTHT—News, Jee oifsad Bhew. ----|Y—J------ponent! of itron j centroUiod gov- aside," this refugee said, "and one BE K IN G A T WTIG-Juit Wall) Bill. . itaat Mawe* of the officers shouted at them, Shopping For WONB-«St. ri2»‘ »n ?,• Uey, ommeht." WKNB—Mews—Baseball Mallaee. WTlC->IU4lls Btfssr. ^ ^ . ■ •Get out of here. You've cauaed iiia-w TIC —front Psae Fsi wPAC-gawf^^^l^Bpastsl, Pineapple 2' 45^ The ArkonsoJ p*rt‘M®" ^ Toinatoes 4 ^Ms°^4r enough trouble.’ ” Itia -W TIt—UTeeso .Jo^. •ubmerged iondo oct violated the WHAT—Crosbr’s Quarter. Irocklrl truit under which oil Maay Uamet Demands WlSRO-Mamory Dana. ____ Jttsr. , QT .. ...ini# woAera atlll -have -mai^ un­ MB, It's A GARlIA -WONS—Cky -N8—fiy Kina.Klai ...'.aoath thonurflhhl ".W ■ WCCC—Nnws,-B— ■■ -MuiHr. MflLBFS KOSHER JAR by the United Btatoi for the met demands — principally that Doilara: Baseball WU*5S»' efitf * r ima;-' OillPickloF Nectar Tea Bags HT ncG45‘^ WKNB-Dtal for ; Tea Pavel Chew. benefit of oil the *uto!,-tho people thetr-comradea-who were arrested ...... Matinee, ^ Maaeay-Martha -therMf end of the notion. In the June 17 riots he released. •lU - V) DRt>> Curt iktaa. Club. ' iSif people tnd the State of Ar- ____lee of Helody. Many workers have openly vowed wilAY—Newej At Bnt wllb DtpkmaL ■News: Henilas Star Re- konsM were described •• to continue their alow-down imtll * Quality Jfoats andJGroceries ★ sWTIC—.Votse •"« *h»otee. Cotf s Fruit Syrup 13 0ZIOT 25' aiki^WONR—Cecil Brown. Newi. vks lelol owner!," in common with tM the prisonera are free. The Red y _A i Bnt With Diplomat. lilt^bTORC-Musir Off tbe JUqerd. ______only •• Advartlaad' other !t!tee end their people, of government said last night most WONB—Tankee ftepresa. SunshiiiG Hi-He Cixickurs urge 33' the lubmerged cooetel londi. m WHAY-IUIISn Yek*^ of them had beeji released, but the HERSHEY SYRUF 16c 'itSa-WDRC News. I:SS-WCC’C-N*WS: 13*0 WU. ,U ^S » ***^ ^ » t o . ^ 9 C seen ! ! reiource* from theee l^ d » workers obviously don’t believe It. 1S1 MiddI* Tiiniplk* W «st Td. MI.3-t3St f t WRAY- It oa Bporis; tapper WTIC—News; You ant Teur Child. Swt.MixGdPickiGS 12, 29' and any money derived from them. Whether the factory workers Veal Rolls Ber WHAT—rutlan Pmersm. WTIC—Newe. WKNB—out for Denars; MuMc troia Gentry aaked, among o t h e r Were still on a alow-down strike Delicious for Pot R o bbL 8TMUI8T WWTE HUT TUNC »* WONB—Nawa Hellrwped. Educotor SuftGr CoekiGS 'p«S 2 r thlnga for a court order reetraln- today coulft not be visually deter­ WTHT—News;------Iiie-W owe-Bins 8lnss. Ing the federal government from mined from a two-hour tour of the OPEN DAILY 8 A.M. fo f P.M. WKNBrJVswi; Bporis litt-wnC-Madler Tlsse. dilt- wtlc—MoL dte^ ^ WHA»--raqw>ue Inals. LyndGn BoiiGdTurkGy 99' distributing more than 50 m i^ n Soviet sector. You don't go prying A R M O U R ’S S T A R 8UN0BE8T FRyiT OOUTMlLthF/tMi WONB—Plttar By Ilia—^ R C —Newa. dollars to the coastal states. This into factories guarded by armed FREE DELIVERY ON ORDERS OF $5 OR MORE W DRC-leek Mlmao This i lellMJ. MlM--WDRC-Arthur Oedfrey. money, held in a pool, came from WKNB—Musla by Weston:- . Musical WTRT—My True ttoiy.' Doily Dog Fe^ " 6 'tJS49' police. Border crossing workers. URWEa’S lEMB 2 h r» rnvorlu. „ WTIC—Wslaeaw Travelare. oil leases w*hlch the states were However, reported that at laaet 16 d:U—WTIC—Wsether. WOCO-11 Moedred an<: W Hita, AStOtTfD authorised to issue pending out­ major plants were still aerioualy OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY Rib Roast » 59< WDRC—Our UNBanrda; , WWlSrMsws: Myslery Tttset M RAVOM 6 p« m 2 5 ' come of the ownership question. affected. SUNOREST GOFFEE 1 Ih. hag 7St •;1 S—WONB—Auto Tun# Darby, PO TH O A S T fNOlltH The submerged lands have long WTHT-Jerwno UamsMii. wSIa T—W ei In lUlian. . c h u c k l»0 Along the rebuilt section of v/rcC—Nswe; Mur "Sl Brnreboatd. CrispOi .Cookios OS' been in dispute. The supreme TOurt WTTC-Kmlle Cole fllee Club. ruled in cases involving Louisiana. SUlln Allee-the Soviet show 0AMraEU.*S KETOHUF lie WKNB—OInl lor Dollars; Dinner ie:se- WiiRC—AHiHli. Oodtrer. _ $up€R- 35^ m lOTuez disBC Texas and California, that the place In Bast Berlin-the SUU-|| Native Poultry tw ic —Boh Hope. > X Grapoi lit JuicG CAN A O liM^W'TIC—Tbr*e atsr Bxlra. wiCNB-^Diel for DollarH, Voice federal government had para­ owned foodstore windows were H am burg I , . 1 . . SMkHTtNfOANO 4« 10T14 0Z S f C filled with attractive displays of ALW AYS FRESH TOR Y'OU HUNTS TOmTO S6U0E l !sr2Sc WONB—BporU Digest; News. Manchesi.r. „ i mount rij^ts in the isnda WOHC—.^ewe. WONS—Newt; Mysten BhortMT. • O r o i ^ ^ * a ffW I C O uartwffTiNao M c an s 9 9 Former President Truman veto­ merchandise. There were even big WTHT-gpOrU. WCCC—News: 11 Moadred aihd 10 j(^A «lss*ai*F « slabs of fresh beef. But these are S;U—WO.Sd—Rill Jsnblos ghoW. Hits. ed legislation approved by Con­ FRYERS ROASTERS FOWL «;ta—WDRC—Heulili WHAT—Qeniaie Muekall., _ 16 gress to give the states title to the ration free stores where the 11 FROZEN FOODS IS:M- WTHT—When A Olrl klerrlta ,S5‘ Syrups AMOPTW RAVOOI tOT 2 r price# #re no high they gt# out of j WTHT—Weather; Heedllns Kdition. MC'NttSS the lands. ^ WON»-»ulli.r Uw.s. Jr. WHAT—Ilallan Music VasIGiBet* “ t ,- Ar • Gentry told reporters Attome>'s reach of the working people. ■ M DSIYI WTIC—nuv u.imberdf Bbow. WTIC—It Pays To Be Msrried. hnWwtt irgorino ^ 2T The worker buys In the rationed DELICIOUS WKNB—News; Perry Pnlth PrjsenU. ICiM- WoNia-Wews. ,■ SUtaaiH»Uwr______General from 15 or 16 ORANGE JUICE ...... 2 for 37e WHAT—News; Supper Serenadb: II liS—WORO—Arthur Oodfrty. food stores on the '‘grubby side Ilia—WON»--'l'»ll'e lest. WKNB—News; M6 Club. , Ml Mown would meet here this week -end to streets. In front .of these places HwAanp**^' ^inoopplo JuicG 2 59' discuST strategy for prosecuting f t FKENCH FME$ ...... 2 for30c . WTHT—rimer Psvts Clue. there were lines. Often-the store WDRC—Family Skeleton. Wft.vH—I sd^vs fair 4'A « 1 7 9 the suit. Gentry said, however. SIRLOIN 44eat Loaf fSOCCOU CUT$ ...... 21c WKNB—Broadway in Rrvlew. WTHT—We the Women. lmitar7wk*)l* 49c TIN Bonqiiot Bonod Chlckon 3 r would be empty of custorners, yet SHORT '$•«!(% .WONrt*'U«nr:*i ^iMSttSK_ \. It ciih. - that- he -was . unable s t. jbls, time women sat-mtd--stood In line -out-^- LI. WHAT—Ha«a» Meveia.------to say deflnltely what states would WTHT-Rocktt RsngFr: ; ' side. The explanation: There was V6'M’U*..Ni*ir» nl ihw \> gfIS. IliU —l.'IUllan Canin . RocipoRAorshinollowf c^ pra^9' be represented. nothing worth buying inside. They WDRC—Johnny Merrsr Show. _ Il:*|- W'oNiH-N'W4^ But Rhode Island and Montana ' WKNB—Tope In Pops. w h a t —News InTtelTen. were waiting for the promised 1;ts—WDRC—Bo Muriow. Iliaa-WDRC—Oraad Slem. _ promptly indicated they dould be new supplies to arrive. WONB—Top Tunes; TItua Moody. WCCC—Nswe: 13 Rundrea and ID represented. So did CaU'fornls. This indicated that—even . tn 'WTHT—Les Griffith. Nswb. HMa. _ "Fro$ty PineappU^ PU*’ Suggution! Why California was sending a SKINLESS FRANKS ^ 49c wnc—Ona Man's Pamlly. WTIC—Phrssa That Pays. tMeknUM*' Fast Berlin where it shows |:Sh- WDRC — Mset Mlllla. WHAT—Music, represenlative was not clear, since through to the West—the Com­ t. II V A. . tL*ec- fur . Osr. that state was a leader in the light Lb. ’ WONB—Offieisl Detsetiva WTHT—Double or NnUiina munists have not yet solved the w n c —Roy ■Rovera WKNB—Dial lor Dollars: MO dub. Gold Mtdal Floor H A r for state ownership. food shortage which helped fan the WHAT-Newa PNH. BLOCK CHUCK ROAST ■ W'i'HT—Too Guv. lliie-WHAT-Pot Poum. . anger of revolt. WKNB—News; Bummer Bartnodo. II,...- wnRC-Rnseinary. w n c —Becaod Chance. f a n c y p|My ivoporotod Milk Although It was the West Ber­ S:ta—W TIC—Newa WCCC—A Kriend nl Toura. liners’ first chance in three weeks CARRA’S i:bO—WRDC—Playhouse. WHAT—Rontenl Prosraat. Glyeberries CULTIVATED • BOX Girl. 8e Missing CORNED BEEF WTIC-Pstbef Knows — Cruskod Piwoappplow2 ’ Vm^A^ to move freely Inside the Soviet WTHT—HeriUM. Ahseaese - sector. Ihe traffic across the sector T' i XOSED ALL PAY MONDAYS: WO.VB—John Steels. Ac.’vantnra |»*ea—WDW—Wrndy Wsrrea. Full Ripe Jum bo Sire CI m m * C b iie li. WCCC—Make Mora Muelr. - 19 Days in West border was light. , . 1 WHAT-Osaie's Studio Party. WKNB—Nawa; Bpnrta Dieesl. Police and soldiers checked »:S#-WTHT-Mlka MAlhm -Sugar Swewt v ’HAT--Ntwa: Nlskt Wakk. WHAT-Mews In iUllAs: Itusk. EA, every car and passenger, even A l­ W'ONBrVlurt Massey Tioie. (Oonttnaed rmna Page Om ) w n c —Counl»rapy. A&P Fruit Cocktail lied. After checking Identity CHOPPED HAM WONB—BUI Henry Haws B—hop WTIU—Newt: Wsalbsr. ItiM—WDRC—Aunt Jaasla'a Btariss. Largi papers, they looked Inside the car s Filton J. Bhaan. WTI^Medtay Time. as there's breath in my body." said luggage coss'psrtment. If your WDRC—Itomsaea. WONB—H R. Baakhscs. usa Plums s; DOZ lono Tomoto Juic# 2 43' S:»S—WDRC—To Ba Announcad. Mrs. Nolan. "But it's getting papers wer# In order and you car­ WTHT—Bins Crosby harder to feel that ahe'a safe and CANNED HAM’ ” """ “ ^99e w n c —Eddia CAalor. WHAT—News tn lUllnn; musk. ried nothing to arose suspicion, you WTHT—TIb)« Oipaul. WKNB—Bins Crosby dhow. Croom Stylo Corn 2 CANS 29' alive." were waved on. Id led HcNn at Its iM t. WONB—Show Tura Tima. lj;.a—WOVy—Musi- Bos. e r A A P f Unoklng toward her husband, HUNTH WHAT-Night Wsicb. WTHT-Jack Bercb. ^ , A caf with an American license 1S;SS. WONb—frank Kdwards. AMP Elborta P o o ch o t:,:' Bhe added, "But he bcUevea that attracted curious'stares from the 14 Oi. Sen f U:ia WpBc—Konsi.cs of Helen Trent she’s alive.” He nodded thought­ WTHT—Nawa of Tomorrow, WKNB-Kan on tlM Btrset. F M c h t s flBHTA "ttfsroNirtlliroNI ^ Orti* I m m people and close scrutiny from the TOMATO CKTSUP WDRC—AmarlaKn Way. WTIC—Marjorie Mills. — lASOI SIZI wt / !•} 23^ fully. police as It drove through the STANDING RIB ROAST 49c WTIC—Judy ^ n o ra gktrw. WIIST—la Ro». Prnemm 2 Nutloy AAorgorino lU P M 21' "The police told ue we must pre- W H AT-Naw a: Night W sk»k. WCOe^Nnw.; Mahs Mine Muaic. 13 OZ 4MfC - pare ourselves-to face anything." rtreeU. But as long as you kept HltB-.WONB—IluaNi Lmrar'i Rear. 5NHoM iiToiiM ifm s going you were not bothered.- i S O U P h a n d PirKBD . ■ W THT—Ooniarf Hour; ~ V?WI?-‘^is*Wom#n's Psge. Koaist -U j Blockborry JoJIy ANWPAQg tu r n ^ 9 declared Mrs. Nolan, a tall woman IS-hS-WTHT-Cnnrart Knur. _ l e t C rH M B ____ Pfkif Svlth fntense brown eyes. She re­ i f O n Ceil ■w nr—nifton uttlay; Jana Ftrhaaa M dfClM iries ^ 80fOLA* RAVOet PKG l OridOZ MMC Bhnw. _ 'ANCr.WBTHtN AAP Pinooppl# JuiCG CAN jGM called the case of 6-year-old EXTRA DOLLAR VALUES < TOMATOES WDRC—Newer Monde for RoaMnara. u39 Rochelle Oluskoter, whose ^ele- IS:«a^WHA3-.Sawe. ■;------, WDRC—Danaa Orahaatra. I :SO—WDRC-Naira CANS ton was found on the desert 18 nUNCRCHT WHITE MEAT WTHT—Kaa and Cnrelyn lono Cut Groan Soons 2 29' months after she disappeared in 24 8"Os. lottlM of Assortod Sodo $1.00 lltSA—Nawa on AU Rtaltora. ■ WTHT-EdwIn C. Hill; OrgAii Male- WCCC—Mancbaatar Matinsa. ^Fb9«Solo«lD rttsiiM 1 M 6 . WONB—Nawa TUNA'NOit) diaa. WHAT-JIawa. A&PFoncyPoos 2c!i^37' "I hope Darlene waf taken by WHAY-Nlght Watch. ^ Fqgt MoyomNi{sf Poe. RAvoes _ J Com of Annoar'^B Cooiiod MDIi $1.00 U;ai—WDRC—Nawa. • •a n c —Mawa some woman' with a m.other’e com­ um t:U—tVDRO-km 'Perkins. plex who has not harmed her and 1 1 ,ts _ WONB—Waxworks, lono Woxod Soons 2 27* ertHT—Bporla Raport. WONi-Tankaa Fo6.. Bhnw.^ • rns$rv9t that she will ba ae*n somewhere w n c —N< wa. wnc-Rsaa. ‘Tba Mualeal Millar. 10 RoNs of ChormiR Toikt TisBM . $1.00 W H AT-NIsht Walrb. WHAT—Iwtfr Kimball. ^ and saved. / ' HERSHEY SYRUP liM WDBO-Twinx Dr. Malvaa A&P Gropof t Soctionf 2 29' "I do know In my heart and soul ! ! l WDRC-i.To)i and rha WorU. JI ;3S—w n c —icara. In Jau. WTHT—Paul Harrav, that she was taken by force. She » DRC—Hvmphi.n.v Hall. WiqCB—Dial tor Dnilara; Baatball | never would have left by herself." 4 ( 200 eouRt) of PacM Tissoo .. $1.00 PREMIER WHAT—Mta Watrh. Mallnaa. MEL-O-BIT, AMERICAN, WHITE, COLORED, PIMENTO The mother told how once Dsr- UidS—w n c —Newt; Bob and Ray. WCCC—Nawa; Muak Room. W DRC-Nawa I:4A—WDRC—uuioina Lisht. Jene Parkor—"13 Eggs ItBcipff' - lane bacami lost on. her way home WHAT—Night Wateh. — ------=— WONS—Connantlcul. BaUrwom. from school. She returned to 3 Coos of $oKd W M to M od tHRo $1 AO FRUIT COCKTAIL ' ± 1 ^ WTHT-DInah Bhora, , SLICED CHEESE____ «o^?2T Tamaaraw 1;40—WKNB—Nawa; Yankaaa as. Waah-1 school and tha principal offered to Ilia —w n c — ^Frayar; Frank Atwood drive her home. Show. _ tibS—^t^RC—Baeond Mrt. Burtoa. A im fm cA M H a a - , - ' SllV{MtOOK.ntlMCBfAMItY U n f M C 2 QtSff e f $¥feet U fe Selod ATCURMOK’S d:es—WDRC—Farm Ffogram. "She wouldn't get In the prlnci- KEN AND CAROLYN FRODUCT$ w n c —Tha Dottor'a Wile, D U TTO r tuNNTyiauMiTTHi-va tBNiNTiiiyyc psl's car until the teacher per­ ■WTHT—Davotlon. w rcc—Mualr. *. m t i 2 oooffsffsapoaodBffff’ffD S1*00 • ;ia-WDRU-^Hyma 'nsM. wnrr-UwranryWalk, Gloriously light— u suaded her to. I've always taught AIR-CONDITIONED MARKET S:tt—w n c —Nawa, WHAT—Nawa; Rarord Baaaka. IBCAL roe SAIAM 65' AMERICAN PADS ...... IDs OOVAIXTTBB ■ ;ta—WDRt.—Tawb FalroL TllS—WDRC—paitrv Mk.uB. Grand t g! , 4Y Blue Chooso her net to go with strangers but CLEANSING IM BUE ...... Me that tsschers and policemen would WONB—Tankaa Bxsraaa. WTIC—Curbalon\ Quia. / HEINZ FRESH-Cfisp and spN^ ~4 44-Otv CcNvsofGlM CItib ' R. and M...... ' . wnn-rJVeath»r; Ffank A fw ^. 3 JS-WONB-Haws\__-t---- p«e is t p h W PERMA RTABra ...... Me w e r e —Braakfaat Nawaboy. ■|!lS—WDRC—Nora |Draka. Croom Chooso ySSlTA 39' BAKED B E A N N ..17-os. pot tSe oENumisniNO WHAY-ffacrad Haart Program. Mrs. Nolan tended to speak of TofVMi^o Julc9 ...... bOO WCCC-Jfawe; MiMr IrMkftst Rolls JAN[ PAIKH CINNAMON /P/O W It BMC PUHH *N BOOT WTHT—Muatr. .•.»wa. WTHT—Baity CroeX«r: T«* Cdcwnbar Picklas 23' McCAOAM‘6 PKB Darlene in the -past tenac. l/Ul O , c Cottago Chooso The Nolans have had the girl B. and M. CAT POOD ___ t etwa Me • :4A—WTHT -Morning Darotleas. Time. 101 5 LAMB STEW ...... l ie WHAT—Coffoa. Chib. WONB—Conn. Bellroom. Whitt Irtwl JANI yARKHl _ / lOAF HEINZ KOSHER - Plump and juicy since she was five days old. Legs of Lam b w kNB-Nawa. tiU —WDRC—BrfgbUr Day. ChoddorChooso HNCHOMfO Tha natural mother, Mrs. Betty ■nrrLET • ;M—w O.n B—Karly Editloa. w n c —Nfwe. Jean Btalcup Bckols, now ll'rthg in OPEN KLL DKY SUNDKYS B. and M. TEA D A O S ...... U eetSBt Mtf w n c —Nawa S:bS—WDRC-Htllton House. Strowhorry Pit JANI PAbKIS lACM CHICKEN KTEW...... Die RONELESS t :SS—WDRC--Naaralfmo. WTIf'—t.lfa Can Ba Baaiitlfut. DIN Pickles OLD SOUTH FROZEN Breckenridge, Tex., gave the child TETLET W TIC-Rob Waal., WONB—Jack Dowaajr'a WaxaroHiA I to the Nolans fo r adoption. W TH T-Ban. Hawlhoraa. — W’»'iJT—Saww;-'f»« Kli Tuna. . .. 17 FLAVORS . l Potato Chij^ JANI PAtKIII ’“ ygO 39^ sifo59' 'HEINZ — Pap up plain maalt ffnytima " If ' only whoever'!' go| her B.aadM. . ~ T E A F A iC I ^ B S . . . . H IB WMNR Waatnar . .Nawa, WHAY-^awa: Racoad Baaska. BEEF NTEW ...... U e WKNB-Polaala. t:IS—WDRl—Houeaparty. would turn her loose near a police­ |<1^...... 14e sad UI-CI'—Onnd Morulas Music. w n c —Road of LI fa. ORANGE JUICE 2?.°42r man,".- Nolan said. "He wouldn't Veal Rolii^ ^ 99^ W HAT-News; Coftaa Club. S;ao-WCCC—Nawa- Muetc. Bght Q'CM Coffoo MitojmDMtuow MIXR) mr-TROUH P'ER’n U Z E R WTHT-Couniry Mnat^ SWHt Pickles "^JAR ♦ r have to show himself. She'll go to BRILL’S 1;IS—WONB—Tankaa Bxpraas. WTIC—Kapna— V'-une Family. Me • 6De - Mk SfMHBTTl SAUCB ...... tSe FANCY WAYIEST t :l» —WONB-NtWa; Tankaa Kapraaa ■•CN.'/fUllffODItO HEINZ — Deliciously crisp and tender ^ . the officer." — T- .WCCC—Good Mbraing Musk. tiU —WDRC-Wlurd of Odds. R^QrdoCoHtt Gropo Juko awroaonoziN ‘ 3 cans 49' Mrs. Nolan tq ^ a deep breath. 1 :tS—w n c —Wsathar. w TH't «'!> " T*. Hann'naee; 7VA O Z A t C TPietWflTsrNLCP. "Whoever took’ her, God help I'.IB-WTirr—Maws: Country Maalr. aez 4i*0—WTHT—fnl TInnay. 'Rokipf Coffoo viGOBo^ANO wnsiv JAR 0 1 Lomonodo raoziN CAM 29' . him!" . C b ie k e n s - X^D R C —Robert Q. LawU: Bt Louis 1 Sweat Gharkiat POULTR ElUCTED FM lri ANO VlOnAHJIS Matlaoa. w n c —Baekstaga Wits. erim naaa u t».i u / tm m m i Uuw> Siin aui Nifty Spinoch paoziN 2 ’pl2f25' W IUT—Kawa. J.)| II W len Cl anil H> a « VHIM,. Rede I^ft Curtain ______F A R I ^ FANCY ELpERTA PEACHK tu^a$ Chickaiiis Parti ib^9 ^ Tei P. M. / KEEPS YO U FRESH REG A r c ' lu Rio\-Tom Zone ■WKMC '• / . 'ROUND THE CLOCK CAKES 4 9 LA R CL^ EU line CHERRiU' u. «•* LEO OR IREAIT " 4:00—On YouV AccouaL Dial Saap 2 "CHOICE NATIVE FOULWY— D IEICT FROM FARM TO YOU' 4 . so—Ladlaa-CboKa. ./ (OofftbhM* tram Pago Om ) Tbotala Hippodroma. W hat a w o n d e rM boyl N o bon#, no watt*, tasti­ c u D A a m ' I SO—Howdy DootJr. F ^ Y , SEE0LE8S CRMPES l.. Hi 4:(W-Tha Worto' wa Uaa Is. KEEPS YO U FRESH BATH A w C ‘They're atlll on a alow-down," / 4;1S—Variety Club. ly sMsoned hot or cold Spam hits tha spot. " ksM’®ikV''yoitith ■’artNmd '-'thfi' ebrififr I A W/io/(f Lynn Poultry Faring . 4;M—Piradot. Dial Soap J g y N D THE c l o c k :.. 2 SUNUGHT GUTTER S;3»-;Mo«aeopaj from the big housing project. With 4 :40—Weather fereaatl. ' BO many aoldlers and police CAUFORNIA CANTALOUPES ROM i 4S—Wnnit' Nawa Today. -> • f—..a— ,. .a TlflOsi-Toar. Favortta. Bong. ‘ n..AblN«W';.' kroiihd, it was unwiae „tp hak -tbd E q u a l i t y c h ic k e n f A C H >€Tm-pAN iroz I eisr;.’ cvui HSU* tUNCHEOW MEAT ’’ CAN0247c ’ fO RROIL OR FRY - „ i";S)3d?oocbo Marx. ' s m o o t h o r c r u n c h y JA R It .was the jnaarslmvidpwn strike WtTM T fllf :plomitiiltiHii< 3S' tn 'acores oTStg plants yrtiterday NiTiYg . COUPON ONLY • ; 30—Four Star Playbouaa. which helped win from the Rus- R A C K $ FANCV, NATIVE * - 10;(IO-UaHlD Kant. aians the restoration of free inter- 10 ;l^Buma and Allan.' PKGOF aector travel. A N D N I C K $ 11:30—Robart M.iatsoeatay Prtsaata. FASOAL CELERY D«m Mo OoOa Rnnch ISi II ;00—Porelgq IntrigiM, ANGEL SOFT 400's 19' Roi;der' croaaera aatd Id major 13 30-Newt. Facial Tissoit factories in ’ the Soviet-occupied DELRICH W KNB ' city still were seriously affected CRMP ' , MAROARINI 4 00—Bummar BebooL Beef, potptoas, carrots and gravy blended per­ by sltdown atrilkea which broke out 4:30—Ptnsh Gordon. •c lb . 3:00—Western Theater. fectly to give you real ■ old fashioned flavorl IT'S EXTRA yesterday to demand release of WESTCRN GARROn 2 OoUa Pkgs. 218 4 00-News. I workers arrested in the June re­ 3 1^* ^ 9 * 4:14—Tba Karly Bhow. Marslmiallaw Fluff SPECIAL ■ JAR 21' volt. Apparently the- strikers put 7:30-Nawe. ■) 2 i^ A 7 c T;4i —Mai Toma and Tareas Brewwr. little credence in the Red Zone Good Only At 1:00—TAka a Guaee. DINTY 24.0ZJtC govemrnent's announcement last I;KV-Talae of the Ctly. PLANTER'S Vi IB a w C :UT.UP POULTRY' » 00-lntn tha Night. night that tbs "grast majority" of MOORE CAN Burmck’n m rkcC . t: 10—Big Town. Beef Stew SALTED CAN 0 9 — these had been released "iUY THE PARTS YOU U KE.iU r* 10:00—My- LIttta Mtrfla.' Cocktail Ptamits I Spraade U:30-4tor1e. - Rsports from thehe East sonsso out­ lltOO—Nawa. BREASTS, LEGS, WINGS, LIVERS, 11:14—lAta Bhow. WLsaat l y side Berlin indicstsd dosena of Tamarttw 17 FLAVORS FU K O FIS CRUST plants In Jena. Magdeburg, l>ip- WNMO r e e l f * gig. Halls, Brandenburg and Dres­ BACKS ond NECKS, GIZZARDS A. M. * FLAKORN MUFFIN M IX FROZEN FOODS 7:00—Today. den were hit by. slowdowns for the .•;00—Tftt Pattam and Musk. CUFLSTS CUPCAKE M IX UM w ru I f* same reason. Refugees said the SWEET UFE S (j4l—Morning Naws. S H E U G A S Hormal's rich bland of bad, beans and. lively Ruaaians Idng ‘ since had lifted 10:fla-Dlng: _ Song BeheoL 10:m—Window Bboppar- A N D O IL uuca . . . not too Hot, aot too mild-jmf righti DOVALS TOlUT TISSUE 2***^25' iRartlsl law outside Berlin but still BROILERS-FRYERS-ROASTERS - - FOWL ILO^Hawklsa Falls. maintained a four-hour nightly LEMONADE 1 ll:la —The Bannat M DOVALETm FACIAL TISSUES ^ »> 2 9 ‘ curfew in Halle, where rebellious 11:B>—Mtnba ii hici. GOODYEAR TIRES > CLEANED AND DRAWN — READY TO COOR P. M. workers set lire to the giant Leuna S W E E T LIFE 13:a^Adyasturaa la Afrkw cMaiieal plant an June 17.. 13:16—Ijnrt IN Ut%. Birttwtos A^ssMSflss U ftln g of the border blockade 13:10 Baareb For Tooaorrwi Chili Con Cornt canZY tngBjr cancelled the laet of the FRESH NATIVE EGGS DAILY FIENCM FMES 2 39e 13:&-What'a Cooktai? i:|A m any Moeia Bbow. NASHNER aasacRMUgr restrictions ui East SHONE m Yom Often' I'.O^Doublo er Nothing. J^arkets Bni Mnj. Gen.' P. T. Dib- FOUR FISHERlyllN'S 3:3a-Tba Gntdiag Light rwvB. the J M Arm y commandant, 3:4B—bLd-AfUntoon Nawa. SERVICE STATION l:^ jlia BIgWayog. r AlUUmC A PACIFVC VIA ( h u not yet formally dac'.ared an MEIN ST, IT THE CENTER. - TEL WiriMlI S:|a-WalrataW Traealera. Oar. Mahs Mt. aM MMffla Tpk. ,gnd t o aH rttli iBw in tha city. AIR-GONDITIONED FISH STICKS 57c 4:05-Oo Tear AeeeaaL Hm m Ml-B-MTB UHUl tffday, only persona with ' oriN THUUbAY UNin. f y . M. 1 A. M. ta IB P. M. • 1 ) • A. M. IB.* f- W. ■/. r /■ >-4(- i.,; ’• ^ ‘ .' ■■■ : i ■ ■ i

liAKCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONM. THURSDAY, JULY 9, 1968 iii-M . MANCHESTER EVENING^ HERALPrHANCHESTEB, €ONN. £ H ^ i :JULY"». 196* s x_ • ‘ right to make them Jiaraher still. p a c k sadegh la raady to nagoUata har, should be allowed to marry Group Cabinet Frowns > OapUin Peter Townsend. The "If those laws are. good they are X BY FONTAINE FOX FUNNY BUSINESS BY HjERSHBBRGBR DAILY CROSSWORD claims against Russia. This f- alope In oountarattack that forcea 400 tons, worth more than H mil­ aelvea In 'divorce caaea. The Tribune,'in denouncing the STRAWBERRY • ------fruit is mother tar, wrlttan on a card, still has '■^Thought for high school grad- lion dollars. / discarded 38— raisins golfers uatiM. There are Juet two nlaasea Americana back. One la Foreign Secretary An­ cabinet as "cowardly" In aiipport- IT Waird 10BVg-aaw*« PiloU JJ Diitlttt 48 French suflut^ Mm wondering. It road “May all Non-Stop Battle Iran Flgtied a revised trade thony Elden, who married CJiurch- Ing' the view of the Church of Eng­ your daya ba happy until you of pefboM who think that a col­ agreement with the Soviets a 18 Fruits may he n short-napped 14 Church 40 Measure o(^ lege educkUon is worth while — About 1,000 Chineae attacked Ill's young- niece. Oartsaa, after land. said: a^sd at an , , , , ^ 0 fesUvsl paper / ' coma to tha end M your rope.” the ROKa on Arrowhead rldga. to month ago. Officials aald It would "The laws of England aay that FRESH CANDY 1 those who have, one and those who doubid commerce between the two divorcing hia wife for desertion. sftsrnoon----- is Biblical land SSFhther 48Femjn(ne do not have one> the horthweat, where a' non-atop Says Advkw Asked a man, whether he has divorced hia Whitman. BeSram. P. G B. 4 80 Important UMale shsop 87 Click boetlo apiNllation hatUe haa been raging alnea Mon- countries. Uut f**T Russia aold wife or been divorced himself, Is The city man waa demon- IrtlATW TWmwr-tJolInTr'worth^ of . Xha. Tribune. .Without giving j u GwmIf.. OHplMarA..„— ... part of ^ 3 1 Subdue atMcht raV««l "»«d*Myaw ■atfaiCi$“{lw'Ti^mfilue'of' mniilng fully ehtWed to"maiTy aialnT" My nine-year-old aoh^,from the goods, chjdfly sugar, cloth and source of Infortnation, said: ** j 38 Parts of siyirs 38 Sho pawter coin al cow beforo the patient gase of vantage point of a aide a*at on •. poured 81,000 rOunda of artillery "According to our Information, "In some respects those divert > Arthur Drug Sturts 4 38 CruU-llkt bird ; a farmer. When the city slicker and mortar ahella on the area In tableward. and racetved the same laws are still too harsh. But ho 84 Eakers the crowded Texas bus, waS-vm- value of Iranian tobacco, rice and the cabinet was asked for its ad i^w|r rTOTVen «MiEV ww^w 1 f ” r * r “ r " i ' r - r * had complataly fllled his bucket Jbylng the attention hia bram tv tha 12 hoiira ended at 8 a. .m vice on whether the Prlneeaa aetf-appolnted buaybody has the 38lAinenU • with milk, he took the cow's head 'ITiuraday, Including 2,000 believed cotton. 88 Distrass signal new green-topped cowboy bools If i and forced it into the pail while were attracting when a long, lean to ba "Katulha" rocketa. , JOOnefFr.) the cow drank all tha jnllk. The cowboy came to stand beside >.ua. The U. B. Eighth Army aald 81 Bind n K 1 farmer confeesed he could not He and Terry were soon deep In than 1.200 Reda were killed 38SUUon (ab.) understand this procedure. The talk of horses, rodeos and boots. rounded Ih terrific artillery SSStaggerad F" e 1 city man explained: "I found the "I just bought my boy a whole duela and eloaa quarttr fighting 88 Poems P nillk pretty thin and decided to cowboy outfit, the cowboy volun­ ■ome of tlMjMd-to.hand with gun "Your husbsnd will approcloto this gHU—most pipo 38 Give car to IT' R run it through jiut once more." teered. He unwrapped a parcel and buUa and krilvea. * 7 - y - 5 3 40 Fruit Is good 1 UN oaaualllok^wera not dla- smokors trt alwsya out of mttchos!'' I .. displayed the smallest cowboy any —l- IT" Golfer—This la a tarribla 48 l^w with the boots Imaginable a tiny gaudy Aaaodated Preaa cSrcMpondent Hr1 ’ course, caddy, terrible! shirt and blue jeans. Turning to w ith MAJOR HOOPLE open hand Caddy—Sorry, air, this ain't the me he asked anxiously, "Do you Gibaon. reporting from thevTork- BY J. K. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE 441tivorin chop iector, aald Chineae blgTRU'* OUT OUR WAY Germany 1 I course—you got off that an hour think thqy'll fit. ma'am?” were pumping 300 rounda a mlnir G ^ T CAESAR, i _L ago! "How old Is your boy?” WHXT IN— 'IL 48 Kind of terry If- "Well..." he hesitated, "he on aome portlona of that embattled TWIGGS.' A MUGS fruit W hUI. S*>V, STUCK MTHlS INDIAN JUST p Marriage is just like sitting in won't be bom for five months yet.” xl DIOM3U SAND ALLRkSMT— 47 CoilccUon of t r i —Contributed by Uoulse Allied artillery and mortar flf- THERE'S A REAL (O D Seer CAME AROUND a hath tub. After you get used to urea are not releaaed but iiaually MMEK.S £>NLV s p in aiyings i Nagle Morrow. HERET THE c o r n e r 40 Spin i it. It ain't an hot. are heavier than Communlat bar V- BIG DIFFERENCE! -~ A N O IP tHERB' O F T H S m e s a n f " 1 B A SEAR s a c k BOIpistic i i — a n d m b s S3 Canvas. D 1 BY DICK TURNER ^fiT addition to 'the four mein I S^ajilr-condttionFd buildinarB are friffid. •TMeRB. 44AYBE GIVING THAT R" CARNIVAL yie-D b e t t e r ahtlters bloody flghti, 48 amall patrol i They feeLdginp and clammjf,' But not Popular REHEARSE A FER O ClA JS •8 Tutelary gods II claahea were reported. 8RU«4 A N - 1 Super M arket^ FEW w r e s t ­ of Bomo In two of the battlei-' on Pork OLD FT ■ chop and Arrowhead — American j Qur e*penMive^''a.lr-condllionlng ■'equipment l in g h o l d s 84 Sea catles FASHIONED 88 Poignant . 1 and ROK defender# holed up In | controlH humidity and keepA the tem perature at T O TR V ^ g O O T . ' their own bunkera aa Allied artil­ lery ahowered the charging Reda. a cool, comfortable point thGt make* ahoppinR a % A thousand Chineae plowed their | tre e ie . BUGS B U N N Y wav up the slopes of the ts'o main : W E ’R E healthfully ^ A lot of u» 8*t )u»t that much wanner Vhen we look Allied outpoata on Arrowhead i I at ih# old thermometer! The weather YA BBTTgR R8NT A TtdgT.’where the- Second ROK - dl-- u m b m l l sr TOO, doc. viiion had been beating off Red I1 Itit'$ s true . . . . . butOut anoineranother sreaisreal >jubjectJi^The I - TW' BUN'S MOr, attacka aince Monday nieht: Air - Conditioned eaty thoppine you will enio'lioy aT PO rU LA R 5UPER- -T'OAV.' The South Koreena crouched In lo^. EVERY DAY! ’THAT MARKEfrand SAVINGI MONT a s their bunkers aa the Allied t.tg , NBCBBSARV. guna opened up with their deadly , ''( • • f u m SRS.: Sirburat Are, I SiBBr KOKs Regain PimIUos* I Then the ROKa awept down on | 9 — t the rhopped-up Reda. .chasing off \ thoan who had not been hit. : W H O t E \ Bv dawn. divGlon off Ice ra re- [ T-» ported, the ROKa had re-eatabllah-' mrs D o e sm KNOW' ed all their positions across the if r r f A BEAR* rldaellne. J YALECAH, THwmr >CAH» 'm o so o n Tne Porkchop Bghttng flarerkchop. ! Some 1.600 to 2,000 Reda hit In ' rotiftton agahrst Kim . II Bung ■: / ridge; named for the North Ko-j ./ rcah 'Oommuniat eommander. The Aral batalllon attack atniok before [ T.. I ’.x C midnight, btit was beaten back b.v j r M - t ' S E R V E Y O l J C^. 19M»y American eoldlera. Then a second j “Sht'll probably/un out and got •omothing doeont to oat battalion attack waa hurled back i CAM* WORKED* JOY t h e i r r®* WiBBuaaf down the jagged alope In tw o; whan sho hoars.you'vo givan mo a raioo!” houra of predawn Aghtlnr. ' • On the western fron*. elements ‘ f c * a 5 b . « 9 i BV RUSS WINTERBOTHAM of a Chineae battalion attackeOT \T — DIM* 0\)V.RTHt«t VOiWK HSS MQRVGAGV'. Rf()a on all aides of the positions SOHSlK'^lS:- iMIt VO lOCR 4^i .—n VNVTW A V0A\T|N

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EARL W. TOST Hogan Card* til* jGame of the Deejade - - Yankees Entries Q ^ n 1 A Score for the Wbile Sox Select Rookie Irvin’s Grand Slam X Ties Su^Rhaa To AIILotal Start 66' All Star Qubsj gjqffar.iiAiJ. rA N B hava piekad*tha faithful' forget about OanMuetie, Soothand, July, 9 Decisive for Giants Dem DIMagrio. Be* Megan, V . O. O pM W in” Habit Net Players tha atarUng All 8 U r taama, ax thampliwi, fired n ana tinder ■*• How Yanks Began Current 'Crop o£ NeW; cept pitchara, for Tuaaday'a big JOEY JAY. bonua piUher with alM nl pnr 71 tedsy ta take n For Casey’s Nine nmnm* - ^ First annual Town Tann|« gams at Croalay Flald In Clncln­ tha Milwaukee Bravta fronn^Jftd- twe-dny total of 144 •* the Talent Best to H it, While Sox Move Back By' FR AN K BCR ,*a d McCarthy called an Joe Dob- naU but tha cbolcaa of Managar dletown. ktat only four games aa BHtlah Open geM ehampten- Tournament co-nponsomd by Thn sMp. TMa tied Um wlUi tbe A P Newafehturee Sporta Editor ; sen to qneil the Yankee uprMng. Ntw York. July 9—(iT>—The | Big Show in Years Into Second .Place Casay Btanfal of tha Amartcan a achoolboy pitcher at ‘Woodrow Herald and the Rncmatlon Depart­ Wilson High. Tha right handed first day lender, Frank Straan- New York - I t wea the Uat t ■ “ * OtMaggla hit a emaah that way Oaaay 8ten**r» Yankee ata« As Bro'wnfi End Long Leaguera io round out Uia squad New York -u w m ui« earomed aff Deheoa’e glove for tbe ment will gat underway on Satur­ MAJOfI LiAGUf New York, July •—(An— Now pitcher la IS yaara old aiu] can hit IPMI *f Tsiede, OMs, irbo* got Saturday of the If49 baseball | i^ ^ h etmigbt hit aad haa baan toinK H'a ^ won­ hava not met with tha approval of 'em .a country, mils. Ona a 74 today after aa opening 7fi day, August 22. Both ahtglas aad der ha didn't pick 17 pitchers for that the All-Star teams havt been Home Losing Streak season. The Yankees, hobbled bYlfoarth run to tie the score.- doubles competition wtll bn held. all. How could ha pass up Mai Par­ from Milwaukee afiid tha It topped the field ea the his Aaiarlean league All-Star selected for next Tueaday's game countless aches and bruises, were in the next two frames the ENIRIEfi wtll be accepted st tha nell of tha Red Sox, Bob Portar- megger sent a half dosen first day. East Side Rncmathin oCtlcn'bf jnaU aquad and let the /ans* eight at Cincinnati, how about making By BEN PHLBGAR, into tha stands during a batting Wash puttlag agaia kept He­ one game off the American League deadlock remained. But in the laat atartara go all the way. YEtTERDAYtfl BBti’LTS Aaaoclated Preaa Sports Writer. fleld and Bpac Bhaa of tha Bana- lead with only two games to play of the eighth, left fielder Johnny or by talaptione. AD Manoianter By THK AHHOCIATKD it a doubleheader—with a prelim­ drill . . . National League Player in frem akattcring par ex Everybody elae'a pitchers must, Natl«aal testa* Eddie Stanky. who says he'd tora In favor of Allla Reynolda aad against the first plaiw ^oaton Red | Lindell came to the plate with two reaitleBU ara eUglbU to compnU. :hoendl<“nM, St. taOuU. .Ml; Brooklyn I. PhiUdrlphln 4. RapresenUtIvaa ara Carl Eraklne the tough Camoostie layout Pairings will ba roads ona weak look^ good_____ to old Case. Still he le ft , Batlinf—8choendl<“nM, . inary between the rookie atsra of N«w York 10. PitUburth 7 eld Satchel PaigtT Thb la Juat one (Dodgera), Dutch Leonard (Cuba), Sox. ., ouL Lindell. wallowing in a sea- Chlc«o. >333;.__ rather ttfanegt from the bench, Is of the queatlona. PaHre, IneldaMtal. erdeglng the North Sea. brtom Um iouraoy opnan. . : : «^^Bi>b PorterheW And each Itagtir?: ■ SirtAnrt* T.' Ctfietnntf! X * " Grady Hkfton (R^egaV. Waitatt The Wrt Worth. Yes., pW Many' coUimniiita "had' deserted | son-long aiump'VMiK d unaagtf JBfi Chicago 7, Mtlwauk^f S. back on second base and hla St. ly, has won but one game although •Bell, two boya who shut out hi* JJJ,. Jj-vin, New Y’ork. .319. The, 19iS3 crop, of new . talent Spahn (Braves), BUI Rlgnay toured the oatgelag alae la a Yankee Stadium. For want of bAtting mArk, drove on* of Dob- worid Champions within ‘ he ‘ set: ^ R ^ .»^ n d le n a b ...... AMtrieaa.. _ Louts Cardinals are flying high. In faimsaa it must be eald ha aavad wIiAt th ey'fell would be a "more I looks the best In years, e a ^ ta lly Chlcai^ 14. Detroit 4. (Otanta), Robin Roberta (Phils), par Sfi. aad was oae aader with aon'i fast fAIli liitd the'left fidlS High School courts. Trophies wlU 10 days. Igi; Bell. ClnclnnaU, *0; Dark, New N#w York 4. Boston 2. With their skipper on the field sevaral for tha haplsss Brow^aa. Bob Priemi (Pirates) and Stan exclUng event, they traveled l o ; Atandt to make tha score 5-4. It the National League gang. It 8t. laotili 6. Cleveland 3. Hartford a S3 eomlag back. be awarded the winners and rua- SIX P IT ^ IW Oon’y l«ve Vo^rk. ,„ro.mpanell.. Brook- the Card! have won three straight Paige win appear In Mualal (Cards) . . Musial, In- Belmont Park and saw Guillotine was only Linden’s -sixth homar ‘of would he Interesting, In fact, to . Washington 7. rhiladeUdila 4. Monday night, August I with Bt. Dal Bees, (om erly e f the nerupa. Stangel much room for error in a Bell, cirirlnnatl and Mathewe. BTANDIBUS and today they ere Juet half a cidantally, la batting over the .300 *vln the $112,285 Futurity. They | the season but-lt waa • big one. see how an all-rookie team from fame behind the second place Mil­ Ixnils against tha Hartford Chlafa British Ryder eup team, was AL WHITNEY won Uin fivtat aeries where he already has lost Milwaukee,______S9: _____ Hodge*______Brooklyn, M: NalUnai math and wouldn't surprlae any didn’t believe'the Yankees liad a He waa tha Yankees' Mg hero Klu)tx<>wEkt. OlncinnaTl. €2. both leagues would stack . up W L Pet. GBL waukee Bravee In the red-hot Na­ Ir. an exhibition game. . . . Vic two under par taday and his 70 •ponaored by the Rec last tsaann. three straight to the Nationals, Hilib“--^hocnd|pn«l. 8i. ^ * againat the big wheels. Brooktyn 49 38 ona If he came on fast to win an­ along with aa opealag day 72 chance, capoclally alnca Boaton Along with Page who had allowed Win Sharp waa runnnrup. WMtadjr Absence of lefthanders, "with the Utlwauice* ...... 46 32 .690 tional League pennant chase. Raachl haa been tha stopper for Manager Joe McCarthy was toss­ ThomnoiT. New York. 97; It'S no cinch to pick the heat the Yanka but Ola Caaey picked other National League bat crown left him with a 142. but one hit In the laat alx and and John Smith teamed to win t ^ ’ lone exception of Chicago's Billy riali and Ai^hhurn. Phllad^lphlik. 5»fi; 81. taouls ...... 46 32 . 694 Wilmer (Vinegar Bend) Mlzell ing IDA 2S-gajne ace, Mel Parnell, Kluixcwakt and Grccn^aan, Cincinnati, of the freshmen in the National rhlladY>tphla ...... 4U 34 .Ml mowed down-the Cincinnati Red- Chief Reynolds ovar tha Spring- . .. Hckets for tha All-Star games The Argentine star, Roberto two-thirda iniUnga to achieva hla doubles honor lat^ summer. Pierce, actually is amarlng. and the American Leagders, al-. New York ...... 40 96 .626 am priced at |7 for box aeata and Vlacenzo. fottbwed up yester­ at OMey Stengel's battered crew. iSth.victoiy of the campalga, plus Of course, Stengel has a pretty ^bmihl** — 8nld*r. Brojiklyn and Cincinnati ...... 34 44 .436 'lega on only two htta last night to field Rlfia for tho dream gam e.. . Yet, tbero were fifiJMl (aaa la though not so deep, make It up C hicago...... 39 47 .^.1 Rockingham Park will celebrate L5 for reserved seats. Thcaa pricaa day’s 72 with a one-nador 71 a Yankee tie for th* lead. fair record of pitcher Juggling Miiilsl. St. M: Dark.-N.-W York give the Cardinals a 7-3 victory the Stadium, laelndiag Ififi who anil Banmholt*. ttilnaao. 51: noblnaon. in class. Plltshurgh ...... 27 M that pushed them a full game Its 21at birthday July 17 with the hit a new all-time high.- today aad was second b Tha following day 68,035 fans Louifl, American came down from New Haven by when It come* to World Series Brooklyn and 8c•hoendl^nat, St. For first base la the NattonaL closer to the faltering Braves who ■tart of Ita four week summer nnsong the enriy fininhera In turned out to see the .final game Ainericafi Little games. Nobody who saw It ever 20. New York ...... 63 28 .679 DEL EICE DISLOCATED hla rail OB the Joe DIMaggio Special . trIples-Brulon. Mllwsukf*, 9;^ fill-; this vote (s-ouM go te Wayae Be- Chicago ...... 47 21 .6Home Run*—Klu**ew*kl. Washington ...... 41 39 .613 13 All-Star catcher will be out for and Maihew*. Milwaukee, 2S; Bell, f.ln- got the Job. Becauae of Belardl’s Philadelphia...... XI 47 .413 21 home run In the 11th Inning to give grounds. First heat starts at S‘,30. Fair weather greeted the The Yankees bad to win this While this game gave Stengel asMsa In a row—to get out the right­ rlnnatl. 31; farnMnella, Brooklyn. 30; ■ play, Maaager Ctiueic Dreaaea was 8t. Louis ...... 29 63 ..146 W i the Giants a Uh7 triumph In Pitts­ 10 days and will miss Tuesday's one to sUy in the running. A Red hla first of four straight cham- Pleyer and club G SO n At* Klner. Chicago. 18. . | Detroit ...... 26 83 .339 271^ game. Del Crandall of the Braves Amcrleans and ethers whs to ai 14 .ISO handers! able t« go through with hie shift TODAY’A GAMFeh burgh whlla at Philadelphia the EZZARD CHARLES la listed by Sox win meant the pennant. plonahlpA, It was Uie Lindell McDowell. Red 80s / Although Stengel won’t pick his Stolen Ba»e»—Bruton. Milwaukee, 14. was also Injured laat night and la ^ayed their reunde early. A Rest!. Red Box ..... tl 30 R e e * e , Brooklyn. 13i Snider. Brooklyn. ■Left fielder Minny Mlnoao of the White Sox 1* safe at home on a ftelder’a chotfae. In first Inning of of Gil Hodges to left aad leave Nallcaal Phillies dropped their fourth In a the National Boxing Association Th* Red Sox acorod a run In the home run gam* bn Jo* DIMaggio Poeketi, Cardinals .. Brooklyn at Philadelphia, (nightl sidelined . . . Hartford Chiefs will brief abewer almek as Hogaa starter for Tuesday’s game at 11- Bernier. Pltt»burgh. 9: Ollllam and the Sox-TIgers game 4fi Chicago. He scored from third on Bob Kmott's slow roller darkle RoMasoa ea third base. row. 8-4 to Brooklyn. aa tha only logical contander fpr first Inning off Allle Reynolds and Day that left the fans gasping. Kennel. Dodeern ...... »i j; ij -wy Cincinnati until next week, every­ Rnbln*on, Brooklyn and Mlk*l*. Chlca- baseman Johnny P i^ y . Catcher Johnny Bucks mskes unsuccessful attempt .to tag > the runner while MItllken (3*31 or Podres (3>2i vr. RoN play the VFW of Hartford tonight played tho IStb bole, aad omen. Red^flox ...... J g • .4SS Another Dodger, Junior Gilliam, erts (t34l). . While the visitors celebrated In Rocky Marciano's crown. Roland hard downpour enme aa he left In the third Yankee fan* began to Next— Brooklya Dodgera (Jeer, Ysnkeen 11 g U AM body Is sure It will be Pierce. The *"pilrhlng — Burdelle, Milwaukee, 7n. Umpire Art PasSarella calls the play. White Sox won 14-4.______’ ______belongs on second base. The fleet New Vorit at PltUhurgh—Janaen (7-7) tha senior circuit. It waa home LaSntrxa who may fact tha Rock at 8:15 at Bulkelay SUdlum. Sev­ moan when the Boaox tallied or Gomes (8*41 %*a. Dlrkann (7-91. the ISth green. Gunax. R^d 8ox ...... } i K ‘1 t S National League starting lineup 1.000 : Stnllh. ClnclnnaU. M, l-hOO; Negro from Montreal settled to*vn night In the American in Septamber la ranked third. The eral promising players will be with three more runs on Juat one puny Fisher. Cerdlnals.....10 g J .14* Burley. St. I.OUI*. 13-3. .800; Bpahn, Mll- Only games nrheduled. the Chlefa. Former Twilight Bobby Locke, the defending Olnsrer. DoMers J g J -jja V is loaded with lefties- men like wstike* and Haddis, St. l.«ul*, 10-3, down around .250 after hitting American League. All of the home clubs won, NBA has ordarsd Ptrey Bassett, single and five walks. Reynold* Pedemonte, Yankee*, i . ,11 g. 10 .« * Ed Mathews, Stan Musial, Ted 769 Leggett* Wallers way- over hla head In early sea­ Boston*at New York •^-Parnell (I M I even the h spies a St. Louis Interim featherweight champion, Leaguer Lefty Persan will pitch c-hanapion who shot a -72 yes­ had given up three of the walks ('•mpOses, Tnnkee* ... 11 g JJ. -JIS Strikeout*—Robert*. Phlladeliihl*. 94; vs. Ford (9-21. JOE p a g e JOHNNY- UNDEIA, Klussewski, and Enos Slaughter Fairfield^s and Legion son. He ts an accomplished field­ Browns, who had lost 20 In a row to defend hla titia by August 7 or with Roger , I-aFrance, . former terday, started out la a down­ and relief apeclAllst Joe Page had Hsitempo, Ynnkeen ... 11 S4 10 .2S4 Haddi*. Si. I.ouI*. *3: Mixell. 81. Ix>ul*. Phlladelj^la al Washington Prirann Manchester Eastern LOague bas­ pour -shortly after Hegaa fia Local Sport Arm aad Bat that won for Vaakcea BaM Relted la ' n who can knock down fences. 81; Krekine, Brooklyn, 78; Burkont. Mll- Register in Rades er and has learned to make the (4-4) vs. shea (7-1). In their own park. fact tha loss of hla ranking. Willie yielded two mote tp force home Renn. Red Sox IS; PopkeM. (Tard^l* \Selectlon of Satch Paige, vener- wauke.e. double play with Pee Wee Reese. Cleveland at St. Liula (nifhtl.—I^mon The Browns upset Cleveland 6-3 Pep and; Red Top Datls are Hated ketball player, catching . . . NicIT the second and-lhlrPittsburgh Pirates ALEX HACRNBY, Country Cardinela 11. / broke t k e l r 18-game winning troit. -.318. . ■ _ sity to the big leagues. , White Sox trail the league lead- have Straightened out hla wobbly runs on three solid hits. Fittingly, Golf C3ub. Th* local woman scored tourney rponsored by the Connecti­ Run*-rMlno»o. fhlcago and Manlle, Bedford. Mm a , recently In hla pitching ataff.. Skinny Brown and aa a bonus player for $10,000. Ko- Club pro, has been paired with . stWBki ,.It .wll]i m; a V"** NawJforJt, .MI-.Yual.and .Vecnoiu. .Waah- .ickn . L<*8>bn battled to a 2-2 tie .Stalemate Eddie O'Brien,- Johnny's twin, ing;--New _ York. .Xankcca . by ..six Rain Affects Joa DiHaggip. .who hsd^bacn (Hit Bobby Kay- of Wailapanoag. In the first and second round wins on cut Women’* Golf Aasociatlon. . Packett, ca'rdinar»..s;.R»“ 9f . fore Case wili TOi^et the sight of Inglon. 48; Fain, Chicago and Ro»en, Foat. *‘Miaa UUle Bit." He mTaaed Irish to Tfelevise Iks DaLbck hava been Ufa'savara brck ti a-'catcher -.-TT Japanese and 'iSiaaday and 7 Wednesday with While they will attract the larg-:' 4; Smith, Red Sox 4. last night at Memorial Field in a has been playing good ball at games. 13 days due to a virus infection, annual State PGA Tournam'ent at Triple* ^ old Satch ambllhg in from the f^veland. 47. , ' ftrat place by a amall margin TTie Yankees defeated Boston for the Baantownera. . . . Ona of United States tennis tcami opened •cores o f-96 and 8$. eat part of the gallery on the Hart­ Run* Balled In—Roeen, Cleveland. game called because of darkness Am^riraa le^gUa . . 1 short for IMttsburgh but he would the 1953 'North American zone launched the attack with a Una Newington. IV-o rounds of match Fl*her. Cardinal* 1: MeachAm. Red bullpen with his paAts legs- down 68; Mantle. New York. 57; D>by. AB R H. PO A F. againat leading boaU and pilots have to yield the. first string Job Home Grid Games 4-2 and Washington - beat the the most pleasant surprlaea for Many Games drive that, bounded into the 'right ford Golf Club course, two leaser Sox IjRelcheU. Dodger* 1. and high wind* which preceeded [ Boston rooters haa bem the Davts Cup matches today-in Van- play ara aet for today and another . ..---- Kim* . around his ankles to snuff out the Cleveland. DrojK). Detroit and Zernial. 3b ...... 2 I 1 I 1 0 to Daryl Spencer of New York, a Philadelphia Athletics 7-4. all field stands for a ground-rule two rounds will be played Friday lights w ho. are also rated'lirgBiy Philadelphia, S3. the rain. The game went four In­ Koaak. r. . . 2 t 1 6 0 0 1 from New England and New York. around play ot canterflelder Tom­ couvar, B. C. The Americans are Ppt O and Grace in atate circles will battle in the , Renn. Red Bo* 7; Girnee Red Box 1: Yanks. HU*—-Kuenn. Detroit. 108: Vernon. W. Biirnd“tl. Ih . . 2 0 n 2 0 0 home run tiltter who .finally forced New York, July 9 — yPl — The Stankv, one of three managers Rfin was tha only winner la*t double. After BIU Johnson fanned. over an IS-hole route. A 36‘ hole Pockett, Cnrdlnxl* 2; McDowell, Red You can't say Stengel 0* 0 0 0 0 , Walt scored another second at my Umphlett. He's already made heavy favorites. other aeml-flnal. Sox 1. . _ Waehington. 100: Ro*en. Cleveland, and nings, the distance of an official FalcMta...... 2 AI Dark out of hla job. who lists himself as an active night on -the sporU front involving Hank Bauer singled, scoring Di final will be held Sunday. anv shortstops or first Slider. Philadelphia. 91: Fox. Chicago game In Little League competition. Mcr-laln 0 1 2 I nj Turners Falla, Maas. , NCAA today adopted a wait-and- player, waa forced. Into the ,Si. Mr*.'-Raymond Patton. Jr., 1948 D. Burn#*U. . . . 2 00120, Ray JablonskI, an erratic field­ local team#. Tonight three game* Maggio. Johnny Lindell singled 111 Semi-Finals (7amno»eo. Yenkeee g; Hewitt. Cardin­ He’ picked four of each and Phllley, Philadelphia. 90. BATTUNO FOB SOLE poses- 0 0 0 0 n 1 see attitude on the action of Notre LouU lineup Stinday - when Red tlOist and runner up a year ago, ------.1 hoH Double* .-Kell. Boston. 34; White, Bo»- Malau.'ky. rf . .. 1 Father and son team of George. er for St. Louis, has been right up ar* on tap. Miller’s Restaurant and and Bauer made third. Bauer HERB HOUSE scored low net al! 8: Renii. Red Sox 4: Ftaber. CSTd- elub. counting the two VOtea oy ^ Vemon. Washington, 19: Um- sion of first place In the National Twaronitf. r( . ... 1 Schoendlenst,. the National will meet Vivian Bobinskl who inalx 3: Kenxel, Dodgers 3. (1 0 I I 0^ Sr., and George. Jr., also Hid Well. there in the runs batted In depart­ Dame In signing a five-year con­ DAci'a Drive-In clash at 6:30 ft counted when Gerry Coleman of 115-27 $8 In th* Ossa AA (75 tha fans. An experienced baseball phlelt. Boston and Fox. Chicago. 18. Little League, each team scored a If .. 1 _ _! I Junior lost out on an error when League's leading hitter and No. 1 Mantle and Mathews Each Hartford. Jiily 9—(45—Connecti­ lasted until the aeml-flnali in 1952. iitra llmmv fyvkes of the Triplea—River*. Chicago. 7; Fox and ment all season. He would have tract for the theatrettelevising of tha Charter Oak Lota In a Rec filed to Dom DIMaggio in center. years or over) dlvlalon of the State FREE WHEELING pair of runs In the third Inning.' Total* 16 2 3 13 5 0] he ran Inside of the marker buoy* ■econd baaeman, waa injured. cut’* two naUoiially known golf The last meeting between- Miss msn, like Jimmy- « UyKes • A A e | ’ AChicago iiiseapkif mand Vernon and J.en- the third base Job. its home football schedule. Softball League game. Miller’s !■ the fifth, Parnell frittered Seniors Golf Tournament yester­ Aa * ’*, _ tftid__ in r6C€ntly banhe tthought W At I STM t TXA**-!two ^ •••WA!»hininon. - s ■ m6 T h e Legion tallies cam> on singles rairtiris ■'kark*|* ^3)^ ^ ^ while holding down the lead at Stanky is hitting at a .364 clip •tars. Grace Lenciq(k and Pat Lenezyk, who plays out of Indian Jim Oreangrasa of Cincinnati. The Irish SRd the NCAA ’have Have Plenty of Support (7-1) pace the loop while Decl's away the real of his lead. Phil day at th* We* Burn course in New York —(NBA) —Ther# ar* rookie*. Harvey Kuertn of Detroit j ^ Home Homf hynx—Ro-RoEf'n, ... CI^^Hand. 21: by Phil McGehan and Gary Kosak. j,„rlsno* r f ...... New Bedford. in three games and he^s handled 11 O'Sullivan meet today kj the aeml- Hill, and Misa O'Sullivan was in Louis Z^*'”***- Phtledelphla. 20:.Dohy. Bill Bruton of Milwaukee and Rip been at odds for two years on the ( 3-3 ) hold down third place. fUsautp began with a siagle ta Darien, more than 21 million peopla in tha and Billy Hunter of St. land, 16: G«>rhfr't. Bouton. 14; Mantl<>. and s pair, of Infield errors, while ' McAdsm,' lb' George. Sr., flipped twice and chances without ^a fault. finali of th* SUte Women;s 1951 when Mlaa Lenexyk won In a Repulaki of St. Louis form a solid question of football television. Little League gam* at CSiarler''center. Tommy Hearleh singled 19 hole semi-final match in the United States who rida bieyclas for rated with the top shortstops In Nrw York, 13. V the Grocer* Scored on a walk tojFe^l«r. ** ...... ! I had to be fished olit of the water, outfield with good balance In baf- Notre Dame is an emphatic oppo­ THE BRAVES disappointed an­ CAROL'I'N LAKING has ad-1 champlonahipa. , xm .t.i.r *t Quebec Stolen Banfn—IU,v»'ra. Chlcafo* 16: . 3 u I His son was also dunked when hit New York. July 8 ‘-•s * fifU at 6 pita th* Yankee* against’’j over second and when Yogi Berra sport. • the league. MlnoDo. rhlcago,», IK Ph . Phlladf’1 Tony Morianos, a triple by Steve! ting punch and defensive ability. nent of the NCAA's controlled TV other record crowd of 37.119 bv New York Yankees scoff at Bkldic ulanager of the Detroit 'ngers. Re- vanced to the third round smong ‘ Both appear to be coming Into Canadian Amateur at Quebec n I by another boat on a turn. the Cardinals. Manchester Tire j alntlcd to center, Rlzzuto aebred With Mickey Vemon. Johnny phta•hia and JenAf'n. WaaKlnftnn. 6: Bu»hy. McAdam, and s single by Wea jTwerd'v. r ...... 2 Jim Pendleton, who filled In capa­ program and at one time hinted It bowing before a 13-hlt Chicago at­ Mathews as a rival for their cehtly, Gehringer waa asked what WabI ncton. 7. . J I Sunday all three drlvera will be tack which Included home nma hv and Bantly's Oilers play an Inter Mlse, Eddie Robinson and Ferris bly in right field for Milwaukee might televlae its games-without Mickey ManUe. But Mllwaukw player he would Aelect If. he had Pltchrng—I..opat. NVw v<|rk. M . .W9 Skip Fisher, pitching for F air-! li i n; in action in Glastonbury In the Clyde McCullough and Bill medlste League gsme at 6:15 at rain. Stengel can four-platoon to 8h^a. Washington, 7-1. .676NFord. N»»w while' Andy Pafko was out. and tha approval of the athletic bStrikeouts ~ Pierce. Chlcagf. 79: l.velon -...... view the events from the banks of also would rate a shot. pipa the Notre Dame games Into their young slugger. "Mickey Maallr.” Gehringer an­ game between th* Fairfield'* and SOME o r THE WOLVES are Trucks. Chicago. 78: Gray. DetrolKTO. en. Tony Falcetta, hla mound op­ F«TrIl*lrt» ...... 003 ft—3 Catching isn't too strong, with late at Pittsburgh, getting four Run* hattvd In, W. BurnMt. McAdam the river. theatars this fall..Milton N. Mound, Such respected baseball swered without healtation. "He la American Legion waa called off at on Stengel for hla pitching picks ParneU, Bosien* 68; Byrd, Philadelphia* ponent. yielded eight hit* and a the exception of Hobie Landrith runs In the first Inning, one In th* 66. -<-410 -.4at. Ho bits tho loageot ImUI la 2 to 0. after thriM innings when good pitchers- -but Chuck Dreaaen ing all summer tp the front office Fl*h*r 7. F*lr*tta 4: hit by pitch**, hy, , , < i. .« i. and Bob Buhl of Milwaukee, ^ q f compor/sofi.** ■for more pitching help. And now eontecu^lve games. 12 this sea- F*ir*u* (K*ith); umplr**. N***ltf-viji- mighty Pennsylvania deer herd is would be shown. tory for the fast-moving *New best. Other equally quallflcU ex­ the game. Ha caa belt It aa tar as the rain* cam*. ■ Damato'a were « f the National appears to hsve Ruben ..Comax.. of,..New.. .York, Babe Bath ar Ted H'illtnina, arnybe Tie has idaed Ih r flnst snslyst*. W K r....'V ...... r*kr *ror*r. Talror Hm*.- 0!45r • — - --- ]-gofng rapldlY.- The-sMltw Game 8UM| ---Tlia' move by Notre Dams is not TdrtteTf who- have -won- flvs:ln- a pert* like Eddie- Stanky, Pae Wee W'*n on their w fy to an easy w i» satisfied most evei^body. Thornton Kipper of the Phils and in violation of the NCAA TV code, farther, what gives tiantle the The New York Giants took With lefthanders like Curt Sim­ The American Legion will get ------' “ Fish Commlaalon stated: "We-have row. Reose, Charlie Dreaaen. Dixie over Decl'a when hoatljltiei ceased. mons; Harvey Haddix and War­ another crscK at taking sole po- 16 match: play berth* In thej had too many deer too long. No Bob Mlltiken and Johnny Podrea which says nothihg about theater The Dodgers rattled the fent'ea Walker and Charlie Grimm give edge over Bath aad -W'llHama la The acor* waa 8 to 0. Alumni Lit­ some exceptions to his picks be­ that be caa murder you from ren Spahn and rightie* like Robin seaalon of first place Friday night championship flight today In the amount of human effort can of Brooklyn would fill the bill. televising. of Connie Mack Stadium wijh their voU to Mathews. Whoae side tle League game between Naaalffa cause AI Dark, Bobby Thomson . Don. Bollweg ot the New York either aide ef the plate." and Whltsy Lockmsn were Ig­ Roberta. Murry Dickson, Gerry when they takjt^ort-Morlartv Broth­ 2.’’>th Robert Todd-Llncoln Memor-! change the. facta. Moat of .our deer Asa BuahncU, director of the two home runs and aaven douh!e.* are you ont . , and First National waa cut ahurt Staley and Hoyt Wilhelm he la all ers at Memorial Field at « o'clock. fal Golf Toilmament'* qualifying i rafige is ruined, partly because of Vnakeoa would be the AmerlcsB NCAA T V program said Notre with Carl Furillo In the atarring “Where does New York get that Th* greatest tribute ever paid nored. Maybe Chuck was trying Mantle.came from Branch Rickey, in the third Inning, with Nasalffs set for a Juggling Stengel at hb test at the Ekwaaok Country Club, the forests' natural growth, but League first baaeman aad team­ Dames' signing with BOL was role. He doubled twice, hit a home •tuff about Mantle's greatness7'* out front. 4 to 0. All games *U l be to stir up s little rhubarb with the Outstanding entries Include Joe principally because too many deer mate Andy Carey at third. Harvy th* briliiant haaeball genius and Giants to help the gate. The best. BULKY f i e l d neither approved nor disapproved, mn snd singled.. wrota a Milwaukee fan recently. rescheduled. ■you can’t blame Dreaaen for Mitchell of Wethbrnfield. Conn., have literally eaten It to death, Kaena of Detroit Is the best hlt­ and that the results would be The out-of-the-dark Wasls "Mickey la good, certainly. But he xulding light of the Pittsburgh Giants didn't react too much, ex­ Pirates. Before Mantle had ever surrounding himself with pitchers Manchester. V t. July 9; A and Stuart Putnam of Springfield, even as they themselves ara now tiag new shortstop but Bitty Hun­ watched with Interest. He did add. marked the 22nd straight game In Is no Mathews. Mathews onthit cept for the front office.- starving:” ter of St. Louie and Milt Bolling of put on a Yankee uniform. Rickey, Dreaaen didn’t pick a Dodger —Just for once. bulky field of 144 will compete lo r Mass. however, that his organization had which the Dodgers have hit one' him in the way of home nma last Booton. probably aro better field- a keen Judge of raw talent, : ^ been told by theater owners that or more home runs. They passed year. Aa of no**-, he tops him in era. M a j^ oae of them could play they could make money only on home null. toUl baaea, runs batted thought so much of th* boy that the old National League record In he handed Dan Topping a blank second base to fill out the Infield. Satiirdayi when there were TV in'and slugging percenUge this i p R E the first game of Tuesdays check, and asked th* president af Deep, ham-rubber euthioning Tom Umphlett and Gene blackouts, aa specified in the year. Sure, Mickey la faster and doubleheader at Pittaburgh and the Yankees to fill In hlA own in both the ledte and the seat Stephens of Boston and Carmen NCAA program. are only three games short of the he has the advantage of being a farther ahead Mauro of Philadelphia could han- figures. K> There are 110 theaters in 02 major ieague_ mark. Brooklyn has •u-i.tch hitter. But Mathews la no -bocktdeixis-.Qdthd luMury dla lha but8etd,‘VHleia you would "That boy -har a chance to- make 'citlaa arhiehr ara equipped to car­ hit 37 home runs since June IK ' iiouch on the bsiiea'eiOfer, And Q. WhalL was Lefty ’ G.bvekf HOApUASWl eomhrt. ry thsatar TV’. The total seating UB forget every ball player w* ever want to let us, call Don Lund of THE RROW.NK hadn't won a he’s bigger and stronger than lifeline pitching mark againat the i Detroit a rookie. He was up be- capacity la 245.9M. Mound, pres­ saw,” was .Rlckeya Judicial com- game In St. Louis since June 2 Mantle." Yankees? fora but not to stay. Bob Wilson ident of BOT, BBid that the prices but the.v hopped - on A rt Houtte- "I don't like to Ulk about menL would be kept as. low an possible A. 84 won, 28 lost. Of Chl(UU(o la the catcher. man and Bill Wight for six Manila too much,” asld Casay Q. Whara did Frad Hatflald g^t e i / e r : Bobo Holloman of St. Louis, the for football, "poasibly In the range (Tomorrow-rHow the two young / straight singles and a bascs-Ioadrd Stengel, who manages Mantle. "It the nickname Scrap Iron? ! no-hIt man. Mike Fpmleles of of $1.25 or tl.SO.” aUrs mado Ibeir firat hapraaMoas walk for five runs In the sixth in- •oiinda too much like bragging." A. Tenmmatea enll the Detfolf j Chicago, Charley Bishop and He said the basketball games la baaebnS), nlng_an(l held on to the ^ lead. I^ii ___"Ilut Uiere laa'.i n fattfi n r ; ^ -Shird-heeeew that beennee el.hlat---- l. Marion lYlcaito of Phltadelplda, •probably--would -ha abmsm aa-jpart- k r e tlw w'bn hi* firat'-'game of the today who can touch aim. Nebaidy witUagneaa to da anything to win.; Mika Blyxka aiid Don Larsen of -of the regular shows, and that he season,, with help from Marll.n hits a ball harder. Nobody Is T ^ , J * 1 , Q. Did Johnny Mlse ever 1J(Uad St. Louis, Sonny Dixon of Wash­ waa trying to huv TV rights to Stuart Ir. the seventh. faatcr. Aad there never waa a fel­ /■ ington and Bob Keegan of Chicago -some coming fights. Sport Schedule fU h * National League m baumg? Virgil Trucks, who swapped low who could hit from elthcr olde NA- with -»4P for the Cardins could handle the pitching. uniforms with Kretlow In an early of the plate with aa much power IN NEW AND ADVANCED STYLING You might have to stretch a ' Jline trade, won his fourth in s Timight la IMfi. aa ihy boy." Q . \.The ^ baiter hits a alow roller point hera and thera on boya who row for the White Rox. An eigh*- CharJIe Grimm. Braves' mana­ Yankees va. Cardinals, 8—Char­ were up before briefly, but it I Sports Mirror down ^ a third bsM line. The run uprising in the ^hird Inning, ger, who must be considered the ter Onk; third baSaman scmofia up the ball, The new long, low. sleek linei of the 1953 Caievrelet set new would be a good show. ITiere roust capped by ^ m Mele's grand slain soundest authority on Mathews, ’ Tira va. Bantly's, 8:15—Mt. standartls of beauty in the low-price Held. Here in this superbly be some worthy fund, like the Old TODAY A YEAR AGO—Brad­ throw* un^rhand on the run, the home run, made it easy. won't count his boy out of any Nebo. ball and nUmer arriving at the styled Body by Fisher you win sac careful dcuilin$ and a I Time Players Association, "that ley won the 11.5,000 Great Ameri­ ■The Yankees got to young Bill c(>mpany. Decl'a V*; Mlller'a, 6:30—(Jharter richness of appointments always before found only m much (;ould use the dctiigh. can Stakes for two-o'ear-olda at bag almultanei>(is1y. Out or aafe" Henry for three run* in the first “There’s only one thing to say— Oak. A. Safe, Av^tle goes to the costlier cars. Notice, loo, the colorful good looks of Chevrolet’s Aqueduct. two Innings and Jim McDonald Mathews may be the most pioduc- Friday, Jaly 1* •FIVE YEARS AGO— F,ddie tamed the Red Sox- on six hits for MoriArty'a va. Legion, 6—Me­ maaer. - l^xurious and roomy interiors. tive hitter In the National League Q. Thar* la a runner on Aral Stanky auffered a broken ankle hia fifth victory. — this season. He hay hit 45 morial Field. with the Boston BrZvea. Washington came up with rive Beea va, Naaalffa, 6:15—Charter bfse with one out. The batter homers, bat in 125 runs and . hit bunts on the third atrlke. TTie firat IN HIGH-POWERED PERFORMANCE -X. TEN VEAIM AGO The Car­ runs in the seventh and eighth In- . J30. He may aveh do better. Oak. dinals defeated the Bocton Bravei. ninga to turn back the Athletics. ' Silk City va. Naaaifra, , 6:15— baseman dasbea across the - foul "I won't be a bit aurpriaed. If Ijn*. make* a diving catch. Sae- 7-0.. Mathews became, the N a 1 star Charter Oak. The most powerful engine In the low-price fieUf The ratirtly Batting .r- Monte -Irvtn, New TW EN TY YEARS AG D Frank WEDNESDAY'S FIGHTS Ratarday, July II lag the first, baaeman out of poai- new 113-h.p. "Blue-Flame" engine in combinatioo with new by the close of the season. Juat ss tion to throw, the man on first York Otanta. doubled - and hit -a Parker defeated Gene Mako. 6-3. I gather that Mantle la the Amerl . Police A Firemen va. Roy Mo­ Power^de* brings you new hi^-compressk>n power (7.5 to 1 DIiHrc9v« iporffecor lovefc grand alam home run to drive In 6-3, 6-3. to *vin the U. S. clay New York-Orlando Zulueta. tors. *:1 5 -M t. Nebo. lakes off (or,second alter the compression ratio) and a wonderful gain in econUmy, loo. In ran League's No. 1 player right catch. , ,)fa thla legal? ^¥fite C0p«ri, aevan runa aa the Olanta defeatad courts championship. 132<4, Havana, outpointed Arthur now" Dodgars vs. Red Sox, 6—Charter gearshift models y o u wilj find the advanced hiE»«>«npt«»»'on •I Pittaburgh, 10-7; Persley, 135*4, Red Cross, La., 10. Oak. A. A baaa-ruaaer can advaaoe epffoiial of M-, 108-h.p. "ThrUt-King" engine. Pitching — Wilmer Mlaell, St. D im 'E R GETS 8T1:MIED Bridgeport, Conn. — Sammy managers agree with Grimm al Hnaday, July 12 •ifro eoffa Loiila Cardinal*, allowed only two Legion vs. Thompaonville, 3:30 aa la the ease o ( aa ordinary fi.v ^ 1 Gulllapl, 162, Samfprd, Omn. ouL though Leo Durocher of tha hita In winning hla eighth game, Oakmont, Pa. —(R—He haa the polnt^ Mack .Stanford, 16L Giants, la not yet fully convinced —■West Side. IN SMOOTH, SIMPLE AUTOMATIC DRIVING V ' i 7-3, j^er Cincinnati. name for golf but John -Driver, De­ ind. N. Jl. A . . ^ ^ troit amateur, -found- aever*! Mym- of MaUmvira'. ability... , lea along the way aa he sought to " I’m npt cqnvbuM-d ha cian't b« E x p e c t faster grtaway-and greater acceleration with PowergHde s Frank Shea, hurler for the pitched ■ to." purocher said of ^ h e casufd.jease with whic^^ yph still ^ e r braking—pl$ts the -added Washington Senatora la niek- quali^ for tha.-G, S. Open golf new automatic atartulb and-passing range , ■, .anti new economy, . to Spoil you a bit , . “Spec’’ -after-hla'lsther-wlior: chmaptoMhip;, After abqeilng a 44; Hathevva. "He. could be plUihed to L4>iQke, H ogan too. Chevrolet'* new Poarer Sieermf’ -tokea over M per : cbnveitiihc& of'Pbxtiief '-Br if ' ” •tmaamO last season and ! thlhk ha may command sparkling getaway from was . called Spec because of hji on the front nine he had to quit be- the work o f steering, makes parking unbelievably e ^ . Thus. W e’d-iilce to seat yo4t in «1463 Butek cause'et tnSect bltea on both hands,- aUH have that waakiMoa. X'U h a ^ Twin-Turbine Hynaflbw—and the^ you Wish. - freckled^'’ ‘ ' to see him a little longer." Powefgnde driving 4nd fli^r-tip steering make your Chevrolet R o a d m ASTER and let you be sheer comfort of its new quiet and Eddie's barkers, how-ever, tell exceptionally easy to opersfte. eoddled in the most sumptuous' Surely, you ought to look into this _ you he’s a different player from -infinite smoothness . . * what he was last year and that hla •om fort on four wheels. ■'X. supremely satisfying R oadmaster CamousUa, StkiUand, July 8r-. formar railpoad (iraman, was In IN ECONOMY AND VALUE Persley Among Also Rons 60IYIUST0 improvement haa been remarkable. saconfi place with a 71 going into The matchless gentleness and level- for 1953-and see for yourself that He no longer la a sucker for high OF)—Front-runnar Frank Slrana-' What we have in mind is more thaO tha second round. Ha ta a solid ness of ride from all-coil springing, (he lap of luxury is more than a Inside pitches and ia learning to han had tha graat Ben Hogan and shot-maker, but even the dle-in- Now, you'll get more miles-many more mdes-smt of every Tke HifiUise (ww "IWa-Taa" I-daar tadaa. ju s t a sampling of the spacious After Defeat to Zulueta NARRAGANSEH hit thb outalda pitch to the op- tha dangarous Bobby Lock*-whara the-wool Scottish links fans were gallon of gasoline. Here is the most important gain in economy Wilh 3 grae* iww twiet. CkawMel a*eM , 3 *. T*oaita field. Many clubs have' Ike widati dwita M uadab la Ms *ald. torque-tube' -steadiness, liquid- figure of speech when you take '* ' ' - Lv. Maacheater he wanted them in the British surprised to see him so high on the that C h tr r ^ t hat ever offered you. -You’ll save on over-ell roominess here — and of the cush­ (Center Travel abandoned tha right-aide ahift they Opan goH champlonahlp today, but Hat. operation and upkeep, too. Yet with all the imptovOTentt. smooth ppwer^delivery — making your seat here. W hy not visit us New York, July 9—( —ArthurTarmind tkr ting. He never knocked uaed on him last year. ions that cradle you in opulent and 45 Agency) T*l*< . tha queatlan waa: Can he keep --Tied with Lock* at 72 were Rob­ the finer features in this new Chevrolet, it remains the lowest- you barely aware of motion, of road • soon? •Oftio*d4 ^xtrsc0a. Peraley, who was being groomed lI:fiS A. M. "Power unllmlUd,” Is what Paa thafii thera 7 erto D* Vicenxo or Argentina, Dal priced line in the low-price field. enveloping softness. < ...... u. ...1 i pected. The Cuban haa knocked out Wee Reese aca Brooklyn shc^- Raea, a Welsh star, and Peter for a lightweight title shot art opponents and wa* fitranahan. the Toledo atrotig irregularities, of stoppitfH and j •top, (Utlla him. boy and one of the'few amatrars Thoipson, a snlooth-aiwlnging p-u*-: It’s the magnificent luxury of starting*.. Jimmy Carter, was back among | u • ta $ nnfcrdog. NEW ENOLiTNiD) "He doesn’t know hla own in tha tournament, fired a smooth trallan. Da Vicenzo waa runner-up IN AMERICA S FAVOR the also rans today after an upset | ‘‘He hit me a punch on the back TIANSPOITATION CO. ■trength," aaya Eddie Stanky, two-undar-par 70 .In th* firat 18- In thla tournament in 1950 and R oadmaster travel that we’d like And-the consummate ease-of- defeat by Orlando Zulueta. ' I of 'my neck,” said Peraley, "it Cardinal aklppar. - hol* round yeatorday, two battar Thomson ih 1952. yCHEVROLET yoHtoknow... Zulueta. a aad faced Cuban wi^h I aeemed to drain everything oqt "He's the answer to the Amari- than Lock* and thr«a batter than -Frad Daly, aa Irishman, was Again this year-as in every single postwar year-m w r- handling you enjoy from the most RauiunHi a fancy left, limked like a Rocky of me." ean League's Mickey Mantle.” aaya Ho§an. tied with Hogan at 73, while Lloyd arc buying Chevrolett than any other car. In fact. te M o lk W Marciano against the rubber- Every time heotried to explain Mangrum of Loa Angelaa waa registration figures shoM that Cheyiolel n over 25% ahead of aoul-satisjying feet of bossing maneuverable R o a d m a s t e r iu Charlie Draaaan, managar of the Now the bronaed Stranahan has CistMi blilt by Mek legged lad from Red Cross, La. further ■ie he burat^nto tears In hla MOTORCYCLE Brooks. “He may not outhit Man­ a teak ahead of him that would back ariUi the also ran* with a the 8econd-pUce cer. Neviy 1 miUioQ more people now drive 0lmost limitless^ power from the Buick history. A car with the^ Time after time hla slapping dreeaing rixMti. tle for average. Itut I'll bet be hits -maka stronger men pale. To ax- 75. Mangrum will need a good Clicvrolets than any other- make. punches staggered Peraley across Zulueta, 132*4 to Persley'a round today to stay in contantlon- hydraulicnyarjiunc helpneip ofo jr P urro w r.inji e r S t er.r.mn-,,,, e r i n o . RACES more homers, drives In more'runs pact any amateur to withstand tha MOM M 09LI KUY CHfVKOLnS tHAN ANY OTHIR CAR! world’s newest and most advanced the ring. . 135 *t, naturally waa -elated. He and winds up with a better slug­ praasura^of a field of top Inter­ Hiiis far M a a g r a M’a aaala •Optieaal at extra cori. Combiailion of Power«lid* automslic treaMis- V9 ont^no,,, <4 car^wiik the'velvety control of " I don't know what happened," called.lt his beat Unltad States SATURDAY. JULY 11 ging percentage than Mickey." national profaaslonala Ilka this ia trauble la that be haa beau slight­ aioa and 113-b.p. "blue-Flsnw" eagia* avatlabia iiB. “Two-Tsa . aad said Jackie Levine, Persley’a man­ fight. Next for him la a Chicago fits* P. M. Mantle’e greatest admirer among asking a lot—if not tha Impoaalbla. ly wild aft the tae. Ou CarnausUF, Bsl Air s»««^i« oaly. Powat Sucrias availabla ea all ssadab. ager. "Middlewelghta hit him and data with Virgil Akins, August (I. the opposition ia Marty Marion, FYaak gat aa early atart taday. a rmigb 7 J 66-yard layaut wrtth aa WHfN M Tm AUTOMOSHH AH BUIIT SWCX WtU SURD THIM* nothing happened. He toyed with He waa cut aroum} tha right eye HALF MIU TRACK manager ot the St. Louis Browns. taMag aH at 8:24 a. au (ea-U) Ha- uaoKMal ghr 86-86—72. (hla caa Percy Baaaett (Interim feather­ but bis manager, Hymie Wallman, "Mantle ia the jgraatea$ player gaa Had tar aevaath, gaea * (( 82 mean aaly trouble. Mangrum haa weight champion) and now ha gats said It was not serioua enough to in the gamb today—bar none," said adauto* later. Lsrke was *Re * ( saved blanarit aa far with tremen- staggered with slapi. He didn't get force iiiy change in tha Chicago Staffird Sfirlift Marion. "I'm convlncad ha' the lato atartera, aad tbe defeadiag data* rhig abate and gutta. date. Aa for Hogan, hla play haa been CARTER CHEVROLET CO.s Inc. hit a real good punch all night.".. the American LeagtM In home rune cbaaiptaa fraea Saatb Africa lig­

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P A G E m t m MAKCamSTER EVENING HEHAUy IbHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY; JULY 9, 1988 ' ► • I ...... ,Y 9. 1953 for Sale 7t HoEflti tor Solo 7S ...... II wltlMit Edtri M f t SPRING STREET U n tO O M C ^ Cbd, tfi axcoltaR igcal Yea^ 1 HeonMiold Geodn___ M conditten. Convenient location. Helg f^ntaJ-^Mala X Artidea far Sala 46 roS-FORNTFORE M AiKET ROOM FOR RENT, private home. BiilCK HOME BcrrieM O ffm i IS Hdp WsEtoi—F w e s Mi i qoiMortable reema. 5 yaars^oM Three bedrooms, oak floors, hot I far A REAL MONET Maker, pracUcal- BOY! WHAT A BARGAIN I One m e k tmm Woedbridpa bua. with many extra laterenlag fsa- water heat, .combination doors experienced Salas clerk, fuU ONE OF A KIND Plume MRcbeU 8-9889. S«v8iid- ■ INSURi^CE , ly new eat et foundation panels, a ROOMS FURNITURE tores, living roonv Rnplaqe. Utg- and windowa, basement laun­ Seek Jnore Piicussed Board tw company. Al*o aU tyi^ el Ume. No Sunday work. P d d vacs- used only pU tlmee. aeventy-flve ainglc tsraga. Only four y > ^ as tkim'average kitchen, built-in DaCORMIER MOTORS mower salea and service. Motors Uons, Christmas bonus. See Mr. BedttKim Suite, Living Room nulte, CLEARANCE dry, hatchway, A buy at >13,800. SAYS s tuned and overhauled. Pick-up-and palntlns and carpentry work. JNVESTIGATOk 4 x 8 Ipanels. AU ether atsea to do DinetU Set, Rugs, Lempf, Tables. old. Exeallant eondition. Dot cabtaeu in bedrooms, eida porch, Warren E. Howland.^ Realtor. Keith. Keith’s. Variety, Depot any foundaUon. 500 wedges and HehridtE IFastai 89-A well landscaped 9(rx300’ lot, picnic d n riT w l delivery senrlce. Olbsoa'a Qarafe. Guaranteed work, Phohe MItcheU WITH AN l-Pe. SUiltM M fla bsdfoom ia loo* X 200’ locatad^ Oak­ Mitchell 3-3800 any Ume. . Difference in Period of “S«s thess fine cars tod*y~ Square. ”______NEEDED'BY LARGE plenty of walera. Alee includedIncluded a Bsim r woman. Bur- area with large firepleca and grill. R h e e '^ a lk 8 MItcheU >4013. 9-89SS for free esUmatea e l e c t r i c ■ REFRIGERATOR suite. VACANCY for elderly land atrett on tlirnua line. Man Battle - JMwrfiiMMib they’re priced to scllist the HOUSEWtVEB—Anxious to earn NATIONAL ORGANIZATION 1943 Chevrolatlevrolst platform truck with overataedSaiA aM bmuUful Miter rowa. _ , HUl „ Imdgt. W bron. Phona Frtcto rigbb at >18,900. SUNSET ESTATES, Vernon: New ITax, Payment Could h^drauuc UR.:. TTruck ^ ck in vary good “DE LUXE" RANGE , • Ideal home for large family. 8 bedroom rienen: earamte tiir very finest of terms.” WIRING INSTALLATION ot aU GREAT EASTERN 81.00 to 82.00 per hour without TO WORK IN FOR ONLY bJd. Ragular I388. new 13817 WUlimantle. HArrtaon _ 84363 or Inim Page Oua) types. No Job too small. Patar MANCHBSTER-ROCKVILLE vvBMannves.condition. T339 writ'e'p. b . E 44. Amaton. O T . J k^ R O C K E ’TT Moth in Car, 1963 PACKARD - Pantaluk, 40 Foqter atreat. Phone AREA In eight foundation Jobs. Plenty of >.pe. maple SedrMm wdU. Mr, 8-room Goloeiai on carper lot. driveway, hot'water heat The meeting we> called to con­ 1 CONSTRUCTION CO. ''681, Hartford 1, Conn. Only >1>.58 Month B rok er Now 'Paid by Town Just Uke brand new. Fully Mltchel^ 9-7303. < work around. Raaaon for aalwig. xnd Mm. drMeer. laaeh type chaM fireplace in living room. 1 car ga­ 88* X 300’, down payment ai sider the Communists' reply to t d i A. M. t> p. u . equipped. Taken In trade for a new 24 OAK STREET experienced p a y Roh clerk. Permanent poalUon with good pro- owner hae other tntaraats. Aateal Yes, theae are used, but In good and iKMt^ bad. Ntealy flniahed; AH' Apartmentd— Fhrt^— 244 Main Street rage with large porch' atUchad, aa >1.000. Call Tha JohnnoABuad Clerk that they are ready to nego- ing Cbmpany, 961 MaU^ etreet, Loss h High Willya Save Over |S00. POWER BtratNERS and Rant* (Your House Doctor) Apply Ounver Mfg. Co., 234 Hart­ moUonal posalblliUea salary, for the whole works, >1 JOQ.'Mltch shape and guaranteed. plecaa have worn adgea. Waa >369, TeftmmiUi Phones MItehelV 8-6418 and copper plumbing. Conveniently^lo- tlaU flnal detaUs of an ArmlsUee. Discuteion of a M s^ble change eU 3-7935 • Mitchell ' ' MteheU 1-7426. tn the town's Ascal year cam* up COPY CLOSING TIME Bumera axp«rt:y claaned and ford Road. __ bonus and car expense. Must have FREE STORAOB now >319, Residence Mitchell 9-7751 catad. aea this, at >15400. x ' Clark called on Rbee laU last night m Z WILLYS 4-WHEEL tervlctd. Let ua aervlc* and re­ car, be able to type end eome coir •9 r OCXVILUB — 3 room fiindAafC at the Board o f Diraetor's aacond f o b classifibdadvt Specislizinflto u n t i l WANTED MANCHESTER — Cosy four-ream Ip Seoul. “ RcKkviUe, July 9— (Special)— ; , DRIVE JEEP , f u l l t i m e SUnographlc Work lege training. Age 22-30. Write HOT SECOND 8qor^bedrooms can Modam walnut suit#. Conalata apartment. Private bath . No j ^ e - meeting lest night on the budgat pair your waehlng machine or n - l lP E T U f e be quickly eoplea with a iiortable SEE IT TODAY OR TONIGHT HAWTHORNE ST., NOR’TH dwelling, does to school, bua and Other* who met with President Fighting a moth while driving his MON. THRU rai* Equipp^ and Just like new. Only friwrator. Metro Servlc*. MItch­ in a branch office of a large in­ quelificaUone, P. O. Box 380, Hart- of Mr. and Mrs. drtaair,- chest and tion to chUdren. On busI JUiie. In- 169 BRANFORD atreet-Complate for the 1963-54 year. Aluminum CUpboardi room oot^pr 18" window tana p h o n e MR. ALBERT, nel bed. Rifular 1198. sale price 4 pleaaant rooms' with second otore. Excellent condition: Oil Eisenhower, beatdea Knowlend, car at 66 miles per hour, Lewis 1395 Down. eU 9-0883. surance company ■ in dqwntown fbrd 2, Conn. . pana qulra 34 Orova, Apt. ly flniahed, six room Cape .Cod. were Secretary ef ItAta Dulles. The directors decided to take up ' 10*J0A.M. completolyenclosed for itaJetf, HARTFORD 8-0368 Fireplace, storm windows and floor shed and gable dormers for heat, automaUc hot water, Testa ef 3758 10th avenue. New the matter later when the current, In Colors Hartford. Excellent working con- iiae. uBfurnlahed expansion, plumbing in to sMond UndersscreUry at State WalUr gATDBDAY 9 A. M. 1951 W ILLYS JEEP SECRETARIAL , SERVICES—Typ­ A OenpltU Hem* lUmodtUng 2- tp>i9il eontinuoua duty motors.a f t e r 7 P. M. HTFD. 48-4890, 3 ROOM A screens, oil Steam beat,' rear sereena, amesite drive and many York crashed lnto_ a -"Nu-car” budget ha* been settled. They In­ dlUons. five-day week, hospital Living room suits, t.pe. foam All utiUtlee qxtopt gas. Centrally floor, full cellar hatchway. 80'^xl46’ extras. Asking W.SOO. Many other Bedsll Smith. Secretary of De­ 4-w h e e l d r i v e ^ ^ , ing, stenography, mimeographing, Sarvie* and sick beneflU. Good oppor­ Salesnen Wanted S6*A Including federal'excise tax- A-L--B-E-R-T-8 rch. One ear garage. Tbla home carrier, and stistalned undeter­ structed Martin to prepare flgureq one at our' expense any hot rubber in back, arma and aolld looated. fladt under >96. Box J, lot, full bath and ahower. Houae listings available. AUca aampat. fense Wilson Olid Oen. J. Lawton Excellent eondlUon. FuU Price vart-typiiig. mailing for email or tunity for the right girl. CaU 4S-43 Allyn Street. Hertford ' Ka been redecorated and can be mined Injuries as he drove east on on several altemata suggestlpns GOOD LOCAUTY in Hartfo night, T. P. Aikin, Mitchell foam rubber euahtons. In red nub- H era ld ^ m 'years young. Priced for quick Realtor. Phona MitcheU 9-4543. Colltns, Army Chief of Staff. I119S. largb businesses. Reasonable MItcheU 8-8271 Hartford 3-6258. After « caU occupied Immediately. Excluatve Routs IS at.about 9:35 this morn­ for a change. County available for Rawl 3- 8793. FIBRE RUGS in utoek now. All tex, now >189. hale at >11.360. Waat* More Time ing. He was taken to Rockvjlle rates. Phone Mitchell 3-7691. A. V. UNDSAY - Owner Manchester, MItcheU 3-7102. ONS r OOM Apartment, aU oenvan with Elva Tylar, Realtor. MItebaU BlRCm MOUNTAIN Road, New With the present flacal yeas • 1962 WILLYS 2-DOOR Dealer. Car necessary. Pfoducts colon and alBes. 9 x 13 >17.95 Backing up Knowlend, Smith City. Hospital. THAYER BABY Carrlege. >10. -8-pe. living room suite, fsntoua ^tiMas. >11 par week. Summer cot 237 EAST CENTER S’TREET Cape Cod, 8 rooms finished, said In an interview he believes starting. Aug. 15. the town must P l a l M l* - l AERD LARK SEDAN MANCHESTER T. V. Service, RAY'S ROOFING Company. Gut qiRLS WANTED for general s<^b Well known In localiUf.^If you and up. Phone Mitchell 9-4B48,' 1 The carrier truck was operated 3 512 ■Good ' eondlUon. 133 .Avondale m eks l a graSA ^ rto metolHA t«ge, August. CeU MltchsU 94U4 acre lot, plastered welle, Ule bath, the raising o f this issue wUI give borrow money to operate until the Radio. liea'teK'defrtrter. Cadet radtd end T.VI speclslteta side* t«r work; roof and chimney____ re fountain work. BldWelTe Soda ■want a profitable^twshieaB of ' Manchaiter Carpet CeBterr 80S (CAPS OX), yaani cU,. alx . fl large rooma. Meal for prqfae- by Henry Machlnskl o f 811-Palm flm-'Wit'iiaymswu' aw couectad your own, write -today for de- Road. matortaL Waa >338, only >l9|;- rooma, U i bathe, tliree badroonts, hot water hast, • extra large' kitch­ the U. 8. more time to cohUriue gray. Only >395 Down. 1934. House setvlce call 8J.IW. pairs. Free ______I iladl; Shop, Main street. FOUR Ro o m apartment Including rioaaT^tees and home comblnad. en, 31,500 down payment. .^CeU The street, Scranton. Pennsiyvanla. He the following May. given. Ray Hagenow, Mltchei tXtUr. RawlelgiM, De^. C U'G- heat, light and hot water. Adulta full basement, outside .entrance. Tile belli and lavataty, 4 bad- discussions with Rhee. who thus ceeapM uninjured.------MItcheU 9-2186 day or night. FRANK’S ANTIQUES — Second Htd«b9d, apartment Mk. Cov­ Johnson Bunding Company, 953 The town MS s'peht >33fl3g dUT^ 1949 PLYMOUTH 2-DOOR 9-3214. Ray Jackson, MItcheU GIRL OR Woman wanted to care 26-218. Albany, N. Y. ered In gray bouele.^ neludes only. >100 per month. Occupancy CombinaUon storm dbera and romns. canter hall, 10x20 sun far has balked at accepting AlUed Machtnakt told police that iM t wi« Po«< MESH CAR TOP carrier. Phone hand etore. 58 Cooper itreet. Buy*, windows, oak. floors, hot water Mein street. Mltehell 3-7429. ing the pest thre* year* for in SEDAN SPEC. DE LUXE GUARANTEESD Top quality tele­ 3-832S. for chUdren. Live in; CaU Pilgrim rise mattrsM. Regular >339, now August 1st. Relerences required. room, 3 car garage with I3’x30’ truce proposals Testa said he was swinging a^ terest on loans in anticipation ef MItchewll 9-1793. tells. Mitchell 9-7968. Open Thure- beat, fireplace, large lot, trees, Walter S. Robertson, as Elsen­ |/)ST-Gr«y Wtten. Jielnlty^ ItoV A one owner car. Very low mUe- vision service. CaUs received.be 3-6074. only >l9f. Write Box O, Herald. tile porch, corner lot. Looking to BOLTON AREA—Five room Cepe moth which flew into the car at tax receipts, accordlim to flgureq lUttr Phon« MItcneu sge. IJcht gray. Only >295 Down fore 9 p. m. wlU be eervlced same .sTtnations Wanted— PLANET JR. cultivator. Mallard deyi, Fridays. Saturdays, S' to 8. Mirubs, quiet streeit. Two blocks tha future this would prove a bet­ Cod, oil steam heat, Ule bath, cop­ hower’s personal representative Rooltag It-A WAITRESS—FuU or part Ume eve­ Mitchell 9-7988. to new school. Near pool, Ubtary, the time of the accident. of the controller's office. It also t - M 4 8 . ______night. CaU MItcheU 9-1347. Female as ducks, geese, kltcjten sink, youth Breakfast sat, disoontlnuad ONE ROOM Apartment, all con­ ter than average Inveatment at per plumbing, nearly one acre, has held several conferences with The accident occurred about a spent >380.09 In the 1951-52 ysor 1948 PLYMOUTH 4-DOOR nings. Inquire in person. P«rl^ veniences, >15 per week. Call obopplng cantar. Immadiata occu'; ROOFING—SpedaUxiag la repair­ bed. pot beUy stoVe, baby car­ model .Mother of peari top on >32,000. she(le, brook, bua line garage. Rhee in Korea In an attempt to half-mile east of Half Mile over-' to have the notes authenticated by LOST—Pair of J*lt.S0D. Carlton W. Hutchins. overcome his obJecUona. pass. Testa's car received exten­ bond attorneys. Martin has Includ­ glsisei with jo ld trim, ceu for back fill. Landicaping. and RockvUle. ^ able middle-aged woman. Tele end gray plaid plastic. Ragularly tldered. Phona avenipgt and weak CALL WM. McBRIDE MitcheU 9.S132, Mitchell 2-4994. "I think the Ckimmuiiists have Radio, heator. defrosUr. A rtal roots. Gutter work. Cblmaeys Phone Mitchell 9-2336. 15 cu. ft. freezer was |499.i95 ONE ROOM furnlehad apartment. sive damage with the front end ed e recommended >300. in the ICtehell 9-7783. Reward. clean ckr. Dark green. Full price grading. Reasonable rates. MK[tch phone Mitchell 9-7337. -g i 15, now >98. ends. MitcheU 9->6S8. put us on the spot by accepUng cleaned, repaired. 28 years’ ex- CLERK ’TYPIST w an ted^r gener­ FOR SALE—12" bandsaw complete now $409.00. Other uprights Gee, i^rigeretor. Adulta only. In­ MI-S-4818 evenings end week ends completely wrecked. coming budget for aimller authen­ l o s t SUNDAY-TeHow kitten._Vi ell 9-0850. TO BE SOLD the terms laid down in tha letter 1895. pertenea. Free aatlmatea. Call al office work. Ebcperience not HIGH SCHOOL girl desires baby with motor, blade and pulicye. and chests at savings. Excel­ New Bendix dryer, disoentlnued quire 10 Depot Square, Apartment WOOIXAND Street — 2-famiiy 6 The force of the impact on the tication. ' clnity of South Alton street. Cell necessary. Appljr Manchester to them from Oeneral Mark Clark, 1962 FORD 14-TON PICK-UP tXlORS OPENED, keys Sttad, Howley. Manchester MItcheU sitting mornings or. afternoons. 536. Phone 3-4761. lent selection of lampsi all model. Fully guaranteed and aerv 4. room duplex, large lot, steam carrier tnick loosened the chains If the fiscal year wer# changed, MItcbeU *-6317. ______Modes, Inc., street; heat, 3 car garage. Priced right Sol« Agent! We Are Offering for Imme in K’hich he' Indicated he would the cost of interest amV note V DE LUXE CAB copied, vacuum cleaners. Irons, 3-5381. MitcheU 9-9409. home furnishings and baby Iced. Waa >399, now only >119. buckling the cars and slightly -8 guns, etc., repaired. Shears, ONE 1961 Model ConUnental 56 hjp. for quick sale. 8. A. Bcechler, diate Sale a Modern Brick restrain the South Koreans if they damaged the rear-end of the authentication could be saved. l o s t - p a s s BTOK No. Just like ney throughout. Only ALL KINDS OP roofs, gutters and" experienced COUNTER girl. automatic boiler. Type 56.A, To furniture. Television. , Many Other Unadvartlaed Values iiMflfl LecflthHMi Realtor. Phona Mlttoelt >-8969. J. WATSON BEACH did not accept the truce,’’ Sipith OverlappiBg ToxN Notice U hereby »iven t^ t T w knives, mowen, etc. put Into con Cell at Caruso’s Drive-In, 240 Mld- Ranch Style Home Located At vehicle. The carrier belongs to the >295 Down. dition for coming needs. Braith' chimneys repaired. Prompt serv­ Do|s—Birds—Pets 41 fire No. 3 or No. 3 fuel oil, 236-664, t o r Rmt AND COMPANY said. ■'Nu-csr" Carrier Corporation of The disadventoge, Martin noted Book No. 7*4*4. Iseu^ by The ice. Guaranteed \orkmanship. dle .Tlimpike West, or MitcheU with automatic feed water pump MARLOW’S MANCHBSTER-Near Autumn on 3 Stephen Street, Corner of "I think we must exert every ef­ last night, is that taxpayer* would Sevinsi Bank «t Manchester hM 1949 CHEVROLET waits. 52 Pearl atraeL- 94688. HOMES WANTED for black kit­ CHAMBERS FURl^ITURE School street, convenient to Vineyard road, Metuchen, New Terms. Mortensen Rooting tS). eat. Boiler may be seen in opera­ Furniture Department TO RENT, Store on Maple atreat, Hertford' 2-2115 Parker, fort to bring Rhee around to our have to pey overlapping taxes in bMn lost and applicaUon ha* CONVERTIBLE CLUB tens, out of pure bred Stemesa near Main. Idaal for any schools end abopping district. Old­ Jersey. COMPLETE Repairs ny Stuart I MItcheU 3-7691. CLERK-TYPIST to assist in pay­ tion. Mill moving to new location At the Green way of thinking and I would Uke State Policeman Waiter Smiegel one year when the changeover 1* been made to said t* ”]' Nen- top. mechanically perfect mother, and for 11 months old fe­ small business er ground lloo> of­ er home in good condition. Newly MANCHESTER—8H room pre-war This convenient home has three Wolcott, A-1 Repair, Sales, on roll and varied clerical duties. having boiler. Phone MitcheU TWO AIR conditioning units, to see our government offictally of the Stafford barracks is Inveatl- made. ment of the amount of depoeit. A sharp ear. Only >395 Down. male dog. Chlld’a pet—needs train­ Hours: 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. three sinks, two iranera, two au­ fice. Apply Bdw. J. Moll. 1669 painted anterior, roof new in 1943. ranch, breesaway and garaga. bedrooms, kitchen end living room He likened the sltuaUon for the vrashbig machines vacuum clean­ Five days. Pleasant, air condition­ ing. Free..Qavanaugh’a Kennels at 2-5169. Manchester Knitting Mills. raise the Issue of bringing the gstlng the accident. Heating—PlumMnr 1'? 7 :30 p.m. to 8 :30 p.m. tomatic waahars. one electric Main street Tel. MitcheU 2-6119. 9 rooms plus den o r ' sun room. Features storm winoowa, awnings, with dining area. AU modem con­ Chinese Communists offletaliy in­ taxpayer* to that of a man paying l o s t —Blue and white 1 ^ ’s Crtum- 1946 MERCURY ers. motors, smaU appUancea. ed office, hospitellsatlon and in­ Vernon. range, G. E. products to be sold Family Mae kitchen (not modern­ recreation room with bar in cellar, veniences. Including electric dish­ to the srmistice pictur4.” a monthly rent at the end of each bla bicycle at -DOOR SEDAN Welding. 180 Main atreat Phone HEATING From A to B. Coa- surance. Aldon Spinning Mills, Tal- BsIUiiir Bldtcrials 47 ised). 3 bedrooms and ^Beth up. tlraplaca. Exeallant locaUon, cor- washer, dispoeal, fireplace, combi­ 4 cottvlUe. MitcheU 34138. It ccet, ■h.ome. CcUa ' 349 Broad Smith, who heads a Senate For­ month! If the landlord decided the needsy afternoon. Mitchell *-5715. Radio and heater. Full Price Mitchell 9-6878. veralon burners boUcr-bumsr Hot sir fumeca (coali. “Full cel­ ner lot, nicety landscaped. Near i nation acreen-storm windows, etc. rent had to be paid at the begin­ SDC WEEKS Old Sprinjeerri^e Spaniel a t t e n t i o n Ladies! SUp^^vere ^ - m., or >99 South Mein street eign Relatlona Far Eastern sub­ Stassen S«;e8 Red >495. units oompleta haatlag lystems AVON CANNOT be purchased in Knotty Pine per M ...... $1 90 4 p. la r Yard encleeed with hedge. school and bus. Priced to sell for 1-car attached garage, with lot 75 ning instead of the end of the a n t i q u e s ReSnlahed. Repairing puppy. Call MitcheU 9-7636. and drapes, cuitom made. Re-up- 112,760. Phona Barbara Woods committee, said he thinks an arm­ AU work guaranteed. Time pay. any store. 75,000 women through Sheathing 1 x 9 a p a r t m e n t SIse refrigerator, afters. Large 2-car garage with loft. Let feet front.. If you are seeking an istice signed for the Communists month, tha tenant wrould hava to 1948 STUDEBAKER done OB any furniture, 'neman, meats arranged M<>rtarty Broth holatertng. \ Beautiful fabrics, txrallent rondillon, reasonable. In­ approximately 99 x ISO; (Adjoining Agsncy. kDtchell 9-7763. attractive home requiring the min­ Threat for Decade 189 South Mala atrsat Phone out the U. 8. are enjoying a Framing 2 x 4 to 1 x 10 prints, atripies, solids. Expertly MAIN STREET. Front office 17’ x by the People’s Republic or (North pay two months' rent in a space of NOW AIROmdltlooed, 4-DOOR COMMANDER era. Tel. MItcheU S-51SS. steady inconie by conducting an Live Stock— Vehicles 42 per M : ...... > 9 9 5 0 quire 46 Middle Turnpike West. lot available If desired. Good imum of effort and expense to two days. The total payment for MItcheU 3-5643. finiahed; $6 down, $2 weekly, >1’ . Rent reasonable. 992 Main value at >11.566. Approximately SUMMER STREET, West Side — Korea and the Chinese People's Barber Shop, eomer Oak and Sedan. Original ‘ black. FuU Avon business of Sheir own. write (Small truck load lots) street. Celt Mitchell 9-8091. Mitch­ maintain, we suggest you Inspect Volunteer* "would be entirely inef­ the two-month period would be L£NNOX Fumacas and warm air ONE PALAMINO and one Pinto for balance one year to pey. Call >4500 caah required). If you’re Older home, alx rooms, nice con­ (Oeuttnned From Fag* One) Spruce streeU. R em ln *^ ana Price >795. f u r n a c e s v a c u u m e d . Oil Mrs. F. H. Frawley, North Bran­ 15" Cedar Stain Shakes Mrs. Pinto. Mitchell 9-7863. ell 3-6419, MitcheU 3-7914. dition. porch, new oil burner, ga- this property. fective." the same. Sm cK electric rasor*. parts, sales AT heating. Earl Van Camp. MitcheU children or grown-ups to rids. looking for this type of home, In- burners serviced. Reasonable ford, Conn. All colors, per eq...... >12.95 BEST VAtUE IN TOWN iqge, lovely large lot, trees, im- Sen. Hickenlooper (R-Iowa), a hllid the Iron Curtain that while A proposal to change the fliical and servlca. 9-S844. MitcheU 9-5995. SAVE >40 this week on washers, r.OCKi^ilX£. Market strsei—Large apect this Without delay. BxcUiaiva Quick Sale Prica $19,500. Foreign Relations committee mem­ year'was defeated at a, town mieet- DeCORMIER MOTOR rates. Bob Cartwright. MItcheU Aaaembled Window Unite with Walton W. Grant, Realtor, madials bccupancy. only >10,060. the U. S. spends billions to build YOUNG WOMAN wanted for light choice of wringer. type.oiL.automa- etore with ceUer, suitable, drug­ ber, said be agree* with Knowlend ing^about.l5..y«anL. .ag.0/ ..WOFltoi...... b u t ;------SALESrlNC, . V ««4 ^ ~ '------...... g u a r a n t e e d numblfig and ave...... T... > 1 5 . 6 0 on nil floor MmpioA- Electric Hartford X-7584. (Ere#.“ Marr. terms.' Win. GoodchUd, Sr.. Haal- up western" Europe "the -Soviet B P m C R Sleep and you buy factory work. Apply Kaklar Cloth tic. Famous makes, Rendix or gist, fuiitoture, grocary, epptl- ROBERT J. SMITH, INC. and Smith that the Chinese Peo­ told the group. better health. There Is no such MAPLE ST. MANCHESTER heating. Alterations and new Poultry and SivpUes 48 Clear Red Oak Flooring ranges, oil-gas and oii-electric MKcheU 9-7100. tor. MitcheU 3-7938 or MitcheU 983 Main St. MitcheU 9-5241 Union "I* milking the economies" 34 f u r n it u r e Reflnishing, anUque Toy Co., 60 Hilliard street. Whirlpool. Ubecal terms. Ben- enccs. floor covsrings, etc. Ree- 9-0799 any tima. ple's volunteers waa a ftetion to At that time InteS’est rate* were thin* as, standard sUe people, m furniture a specialty, chairs caned work. Perms glass electric and per M ...... >239.00 combination rangoa, Horn* aonaUe. Call Hertford 3-9799. of Soviet satellite nations. have yoiir next mattress tailored FOR A GOOD Used car or a nevr BROAD-BRBSTED Brotise Tur­ son’s, Inc., 1085 Main street. Tel. HAWTHORNE gTREET, North— 4 cover Red lin e ’s particlpetlon in five or si)i per cent, th e interest and rushed. Anson F. Thorp. gas water heaters sold and in- GIRLiOVER 14, as waitress, chil Gfear Stain Grade Doors, ave. >8.50 and farm freezers, sink and the war. Stassen faced sharp questioning rate this year for such borrowing to fit your rMuirements. H w - Oldsmoblle -with Rocket engine keys, fresh froxen, 16 to 33 MitcheU 9-5248. comforuble finished morns with Lota for Balt 73 Phone Mitchell 9-5785. atalled. Time payments arranged. dren’s summer camp. Call Mitch­ MANCHESTER "But It ia a fiction that has been from members of the committee is about one per cent but rates are ard's Sleep Center, 5*9 Main. contact A1 Catalano, at the Man­ pounds. Schaub’a Turkey Farm, Plyscord, 4 X 8 ft...... 19c wbll rabinetfl and electric iron- shed and gabla dormars ter .sec­ which will recommend what SkeUey Brothere, MitcheU 9-8714 ell 9-0474. THREE ONLY. 1952 Phllco refrig­ SaboHiaii for Rtnt M LARGE BUILDING LOTS for accepted in the previous truce ne- rising, the general manager said MItcheU 94335. .______chester Motor Sales. MItcheU MASON, STONE contractor and 155 HiUatown Road. erators, at tremendous savings. ers. Save up to 8135. ond floor expansion with plumbing 274 Pflrker StrMt amount o f foreign aid money the A PLUMBING shop at your door. HIGH SCHOOL girl to help with NATIONAL BUILDERS’ BOLTON—Apartment, tbrep roome and heating pipas instaUad. 90' x sal*. Good locaUon. CaU Coven­ gotletions and 1 don’t aaa any way today. 3-4134. cement work. ValenUno Belluccl, Coma in. look them ver. 9 and 11 2-STORY COLONIAL we now can torca tha Chines# Senate should vote T o r the year Could Double Fern itreet. Tel. Mitchell 3-5042. No Ume lost. New work. Altera- children 3-5 p. m. vicinity Green SUPPUES cubic foot sites. Benson’s, Inc., and bath. In new duplex ranch 140’ lot. Oonvoment to tchoola, bua try PUirrim 2-6830. startad July 1. p e t e CAN’T BE BEAT for Used Artleled tor Salo 45 WATKINS BROS. Communiats into Joining In aighlng CaU 9-5451 between 5 and 7 ;30. Uons, copper piping, Sxturas, hot .Manor. MitcheU 9-5490. 1085 Main street. house. >95 monthly. Buslneee cou­ and atoras: CaU on this and let’s Feature* 7 rooms, bath, lava­ Sen. Robertson (D-Va) told In the currant year tha town is Car Values at Center Motor 420 Dmvenfiort Avenue ple preferred. Write Box H, Her­ talk price. Wm. McBride. MItcbeU LARGE CABIN lot. acreage. Also on armiaticc.” Hickenlooper aald. paying about >8.186 interest for t h e p r o s p e c t HIU School fWr water automaUe heaters. Youngs­ WASHED SAND, Stone, gravel, tih, New Haven, Conn. 935 Main Street tory and finished recreation peauUful lot on Box Mountain. Hickenlooper said ha feals there Staaasn he has supported the for­ Sales. 461 Main street. Open CABINET MAKING. Good work town sinks sold. EsUmate* glad­ Help W anted-M ii« 8® loam. Nusadorf ConatrucUon Co. ald. S-M19. Sola AgenU, J. Weteon eign aid program since 1948. But tax anticipation borrowing. If the Tounr chUdrea. Transportation evenings ’UI 9. manahlp. Reasonable rates. Esti Beach and Oo. room. Atta<;hed garage. Ex- Reasonable. Call mornings end la "reason to be aomewhat optimis­ rate goes up to two per cent next f w i ^ e d . Mrs. Usla Tybw , dlrec ly given. C. O. Lorentaen. Mitch­ Phone MitcheU 9-7466. Telephone STate 7-3597 ’ nights MRchell 9-7837. tic (hat an agreement can be reach­ he said w i^'sorae emphasis: I mates gladly given. M oul^’i WOULD YOU change Joba for >26 cellent condition throughout. "I didn’t Intend for it to be year, tha town might have to pay tor. Phona MItcheU 9-5787. 1961 MERCURY Sport coupe Mer- Woodworking Shop. PUgrim eU 9-7636. a day guaranteed commission NEW 17" Emerson tslevisicn, FLORENCE PARLOR heeler. Ex Summer Homco for Rent 97 NEW 6 ROOM single, aU epacloua Immediate occupancy. V, A, or ed with President Rhee that wiU twice aa much. comaUe. One Iocsal ownar. Ouaran- General Excavating rooma, 2 bathe, hot water heat, AVOID TRAFFIC—Own a lot. produce an Armletic*.’’ something thgt. would last forever 34695. and expenses? If so. I have an >169.95. Includes tax and. guaran­ Diauiomto—WutdMu— reliant rondillon. Ideal for cot­ Lake view Terrace. Coventry. AU Beoidea cutting out the interest, pat jjLRiva Drlrlns SchooL M «^ teed. Center Motor Sales, 461 Cellars Ditehec FOUR ROOM waterfront cottage fireplace, many added feeturee, F. H. A. financing. Sen. Carlson (R-Kasi aald he I or that would imperil the sound- a change would make it possible Moving— Trucking— opportunity for you. Call MitcheU tee. Tenus to suit you. MitcheU Jew thry 48 tage. Cell Mitchell 3-6961. for rent in StaffordViUe. AU alec- utilities and lake privileges. 8249. the : need of our own economy." cheater’s oldest Thousands et Main atreat. RADIO and T.V. aervlce. >3 .per 3-5892 between 7:26 p. m. and Septic Tanka brsese-way and garage. Extra doesn’t agree with Smith that for the directors to know the accident free InitrucUon hours. 20 9-6956; trie. ISO per week. MitcheU 9-9713 PRICE $15,500. O. H. Smith. CeU PUgrim 2-8806. U.8. has been put on spot by the | No Peril to V. S. houBc oall. AH work fully guaran Storage 16:36 p. m. LEONARD W. TOST, JawMsr, re­ ONE LARGE old teshloncd rocker. larga lot. 8. A. Boechlar, Realtor. e amount o f the Grand List and set Hundrsds of aatlsded students. FORD—1953 Victoria. Radio, heat teed. CaU MItcheU 94719 any Backhoe Mounted On it(X), aolld oek.'one mehogany cof­ between 3 and I p. m. Phona Mltehall 2-8889. Communists’ willingness to accept He said the U. S. per capiU debt BE SURE — Buy Clnco all alum­ pairs, aojuats watetaaa expertly. a6.95. Howard’s Sleep I vate btarh from July t to Aug. 1, comblnatton storm sash, and Phone; lovers, not ‘gardener*. Mitchell have tha largest per capita tax 1948 DODGE Fordor Sedan. Radio, Write to 'rumplke Garden Corp.. I >35 weekly. POgrim 24835. after they set up the budget. Some surgical plan oOered by Mutual of MitcheU 9-5583. 97 Federal street, West Hartford. -VENETIAN BLINDS Ckaritt F. ZaUait Cealtr, 899 Main. MitcheU 9-8S36. screens, venation blinds, amastta Glaatonbury 3-8504 (days) 9-4781. burden In the world. He skid the heater. Nice running condition. MANCHESTER — Packaga DeUv- drivt. Many extras. Call The John­ Andover obeervers (eel this aystem has the Omaha. tovesUjate. Phona your Conn. Highest Quality Only Gsrden— Fina-^Dhlry COVENTRY LAKE-.wm ehare a 3-7035 (nights) U. S. standard of living ia thre* advantage ot permitting offlcisas local agent. MItcheU 9-7375. Very clean Inside and out. Easy IF YOU INTEND TO BUILD ery. Local Ught trucking and Construction Co. OIL B U ^ E R ’and furnace. Four son Building Company, 96* Main VERNON—Building lot, 100x226. timas aa high aa the rest of tha your new home or do any repair Also Reconditloniiw Prodacta 80 years. Tel. MitcheU 3-7929 after 4 beeuUfuI waterfront 5 room cot­ *1,300. On rout* No. 83. Bus line to know bow much money has been terms. Douglas Motors, 333 Main packaga deUvery. Refrlgeratom. GRADER OPERATOR WANTED. Ta^s and Cords by Yard Bolton. Conn. street. Mitchell *-743*. Open Sunday, 2-5. otherwise by ap­ Fashion Parade world’s average, and aaw no peril e n j o y a DRIVER’S llcenae. For Ipg, see William Kanehl, Contrac p., m. ' ■ tage With a congenial couple, and Within walking distance to spent during half the fiscal year street. washers and *tove moving a Apply OoUa Conetruction Com­ TRANSPLANTED Tomato plants Tel. MI-9-5697 every convenience. PUgrim 3-682S. pointment. Brokers:- cooperaUon to the domestic economy In eon' expert . InstrucUon call the Mm - tor and Builder. Phone MitcheU specialty. Mitchell 9-0753. .. Call WHITNEY ROAD—Capa Cod. six school. Phone Rockville 5-7351. and adjust toe rate accordingly. pany, 249 Broad street. ------■ peppers, egg plants.-astere. sin- FLORBNOB OILrGAS combination finished rooms, excellent condition. Invited, tinuing the foreign aid progrant. Martin had no figures last night cheater Driving Academy. PUfrim 1950 FORD 8, H-tbh panel. Ladder 3-7773. To Head Revue Stassen read from a prepared FINDELL MFG. CO. nlas, salria, petunias, snap­ range; regulsf (349.96. only two at COTTAGE AT CrysUI Lake, three Inside end out. oil burner, UI* SOUTHERN New Hampshire — on the cost of q change over. 8-7249.. rack, fully equipped, low mUeage. w a n t e d —Service SUtipn Help rooms with large porch for rent statement which pretty much re­ A-1 condition. Price >895. MItcheU EXCAVATING and grading. Shal; MI-3-486S dragons, calendulas, marigolda *189.95. Home or farm 16 cu. ft. bath, BtormS and screens. Vene­ CALUNO a t t e n t io n to a real beautiful lakefront lot 50 x 150. PuIatlBg—PuparlBg 81 on a part time or full time.basis. 485 East Middle Turnpike. by week, month or year. Phona viewed what he told the Foreign Falafttl Operated a u t o DBIVINO Instruction. All 9-0110. low wells dug. Sewers, drainage geraniums, thrae for >1, at Oder treeser, regular **88. One only tian' blinds. Owner transferred, buy for those 'w))0 really like an Call Edna MacFall. MRchell Andover, July 9—(Special) — Whit* most directors appeared Need not be experienced as we 8360. Five year warranty. WatWaa Mitchell 9-7243. ----- old authMitle Cep* Ood < about 160 3-8189 alter 8:30 a. m. , A fashion- parade will introduce Relations committee several weeks lessons on insured ', diisl-cantrol and septic tiihks Installed; Septic mann’s, 504 Parker street. MRe LANDLORD! vacant. Ashing I12,2(|0. Wm. Good- doubtful .o f' the move. Director car. Capable experitneed instruc vyill train./'Should be men who ROYAL AND Smith-Corona port­ ykars old.I About 7-10 of an acre the Kiddies’ Revue to be presented ' ago. . tanks cleaned: Loan, gravel and EXTERIOR PAINTINO, free ^ Bros., 9*8 Mein street. child, Sr., Realtor. Mltehall 1-7928 Walter Mahoney favored it. He tor. Oordner Auto School. Mitch llk^ to work with “autos. Salary able and standard typewriters ______THREE ROOM Lakefront cottage with city water, sewer and bus at at the Town Hall on Tuesday at Secretory of State Dullts wM m fill. Call between 6 and 8 a. m. or mates. CaU MitcheU 9-US3. plus -commission. Apply McClure AU makes of adding machines PIm m Ghr* M« An gBRVEL CAS refrigerator end! at Coventry Lake. All conyen- ar 9-6794. compared tt to a "painful opera­ eU 94010. 1M8 OLDSM09ILE 4 and 10 p. m. So. Coventry, PH Hoasshold Goois 51 tha door, V4 mile from berth end SabarbflB for Sale 75 8 p. m. under the auspices o f j call , for f h y appro- PAINTING AND Paperhanging Auto Co., 373 Main street. sold or reaUd Itop^ <» kU OpportHRity app(|n gas ranrangt. -- Vary good------con- lences. weekly rates. Act now. Call BOLTON — Three-Bedroom Cus­ shoppi^ center. 4 rooms and bath prietione committee later In the tion" which he said "cures the grim 2-6190. NEW KENMORE automatic wash­ Manchaotar MitcheU 3-7284, 7 a. TWO-FAMILY house, five rooms Andover Grange. patlant’a ills." v WANTED—Passengers to help SIX CYLINDER Free eeUmatee. Paper .books makes. M arlow's ition. Mltehall 9-943*. tom Built Home, 33 ft. living on firet floor, 1 flniahed and 1 un­ tirade are as fol- day. WANTED—Automotive Machinist er. CeU MitcheU 9-9881. T o ProsoMV M y C o m m. • 5 p. m., a*k for Mr,' D’Agoa- each, three-cer gari^;*. 118 Union Those in the • Meanwhile Senate-House - goh- The discussion grew out o< a de­ with driving to California. Share avetlable. Get our epring outside room. flreplBce, knotty pine finished room on 2nd. 3 fireplaces Iowa: expenses. Lsaving around July STATION WAGON for our shop. Good working con. USED FURNITURE bought and tlno. street. Price *11,500. Rockville fereea got together for the fifth tailed''study the directors made Household Serriees [ prices now. ' Call Clift Scoreo, If jrow have 4 er 8 rooms >o aold. Tha WoodNiad. 11 Main kitdicn with dining area. Beth tone with Dutch oven). MosUy old 5-4*05. Earlean Jillson, R. Ellison, D. 16th. CaU MItcheU 8-8905. ditions. Paid vacation. Paid holi­ LAWN CHAIRS, unpointed. 1140 plus lavatory, . hot water heat. wide floor board*. 34’ living room time In an effort to reach agree­ last night on tha recommended Offered IS-A m teheU 9-4398. , > / days. Paid Insurshce^ 46-hour Burnside Ave. Hartford 9-7378. 8ERVEL GAS Refrigerator, like relBt 1 really seed them. Let 'BM street. Tel. MitcheU 9-3184. Brimalty, Linda and Gall Gran- >312,410 budget for general gov­ Garage. 3/4 acre. Only 812,90^ with canvas ceiling. Cosy kitchen. BOLTON—Approximately 4>^ pnlles ment on differing measures passed FOR SAFE and Courteous Auto Hehtcr, radio, hydra- new, in very good condition. Rea­ talk with yso. Havs * family af Wanted to Rmt •8 non. G. Ransom. Kathertn* Urain; ernment. The group meets again FLAT FINISH. HoUand window PAINTING AND Paperhanging. work week. Time ahd one-half Uues, eaa fsneleh A-1 refer- Carlton W. Hutchins. MUcheD New forced air furnace (oil). Oa­ from Manchoafer Center. Good by the two branche* to authorize Driving Instruction with insured for ovrer 40'hours. Apply Schiebel sonable. MitcheU 9-8198. Kathleen Sheehan, Jane Cortl)cll, the program the appropriaUon Monday and Tueaday a public shades, made to measur- AU Good worh. reasonable rates. Articles for Sale 45 eseee,; A nuw who meets hie * CU. FT. FRIOIDAIRE. all porca- WANTED- - Six room tmfurnlehed 9-5133, 9-4894. rage, workshop or guest houaa). home (or small family In very de- Rebecca Donahue'. Peter Nlchol- dusi control car call Larson Driv- matic. Must sell to pay Bros., 8 Proctor read. laln. Also gray onamel oil stove. All for 110.660. Abbut $3400 cash would finance. hearing is Scheduled for 8 p. m. metal Venetian blinds at a new Yojr neighbor my recomenda MODERN GAS Stove. 4 bumera. reepeealNHtlee. rent by family of four adults end slrabl* location. 4 rooms down. 2 { son, J. _Davidson. ___ _B. _Montie, Kevin — Ing SchooL Phona MItcheU . Ideal io c cottaga. Imiu.ii?* .13 .Short raqulcad. plus m4-INCH mahogany tabla four room unfurnished apartmant MRchell 9-71*0. Office, *47 Main. ^ Brawnle* Present Donee ar* 300 million dollars apart on way budget, police, civil defense, Parker and Middle turnpike. Call Mnsiesl Instrantmto S3 handbags repaired, Upper re­ Job too smaU. Reasonable. MItoh- Station. Good pay and steady model television, ideal for den or in Manchester. Call Mltehall MANCHESTER Hartford, 2-75S4. ______' ______1 The Brownlee will present the ceiling and are in sharp dis­ recreation and parks. Booid. sAr" at 17 View street. cottage, completely reconditioned, 9-8704 between 6 and 8 p. m. VERNON—1 bedroom ranch. Ho* j "Yankee Doodle Cane Dance” : agreement on two key amend­ Education, capital ImprovemelRa 1946 OLDSMOBILE 4-door sedan. placement, umbrellas repaired, eU 3-8373. work. The best of equipment to MUSIC Instrumsnt renUL Qom- Real JBargains At Today’s men’a ehlrt coUare ravemsd ahd work with. See Van for inter­ 350 take it. MitcheU 8-2186. pleto line oC instrumsnts. Rental everything. For detail* call owner. ; Lauri Blllingi afid. Naney Polua. ments. aikL tha Water and Sewer D ep*rt-„_ BACK ACHE? Get reUaf! Howard’s Radio, heater. Good condition. RockvUl* 6-73*1. , • ■Tracking Around": Mary Jean The Senate passed a >5,318.000,-^ ' Steep Center, 589 Main; MRchelt Price 1175. Telephone MitcheU replaced. Marlow's UtUa Mending view...... — -r------ManelMster-ElsttoRbHry-VsrROR appllet. t o purchase price. .Rap- Legal .Notice menL ...___ Bonds—Slock*— FIELD STONE for fireplace end re BoesM for Sal* T t • Pricesf Buyer's Mat'ket I -t Mitchell, "Tap* Turn*"', 'A M Several meeting* izre, planned. 3-6159. Shop. resenting Old*. Selmer. Bach. ana dOO aulhortzatibh 1)111. 'eVo'se Co the 94835. Mortsrafes 31 talnlng wells. M. French,. Coven Oiartfr No. , 14440 Patrick. "The Fairy's Harpy": >5,474.000.000 requested by Presi­ Last night Director Mkhoilty VAN’S SERVICE STATION tryi Pilgrim 2-T161. Pedler and Bundy. Mettar's Music FOUR-ROOM SINGLE expandable Wanted— Real Estate 77 WANTED-Ride to Aircraft. South 1951 FORD convertible, excellent CURTAINS Laundered by hand at! Large ossortHiMiP ^ RcnicIi Hoiwm ond Partially Constructed House r eserve Dll(STRICT No. i Jxne Corthell and Astrid Skoog. dent Elsenhower. The House voted climaxed criticlam of Martin’s cuts FIRST AND Second mortgages ‘GARAGE Studio. 17T McKea. Mltehell second floor. Full recreation room Report o l eondlUon of First Nationt} Building, second shift from vieln- condition, radio, heater, overdrive. home. Call for luid deliver. Phone 1963 KIRBY Vacuum, all attach- Bank of yanchrster. In the State - of Indians"; Karen Lson and >4.998.000.000' ■in the, amount James H Sheekey bought for our own account. Fast, 3-7800. Oakwood Road knotty pin*. Hot water heat, oil, CONSIDEKINO RELLINO Ity of Porter and Parker streets. New tires.. Inquire 110 Campfleld Mitchell 9-8661. 427 Hartford Road menta. 8UI1 in boH. Wilt sacrifice SpMt Lovolfl— fr^cMl from $14,700 te $30,000 ------. _ l o - i o n Coimecttcul. ol lh» clot* o( )wrlnrM oo TOUR PROPERTY7 Jeann* Lang*. "Gsrpsy Dance” The authorization measure ■asked to run his Public Works De­ confidential servlet. Itaneheater garage, amesite drive. Lot 72*120. i ju „, jq imj FuMithed in r**poni»'lo would fix the ceUings on the vari­ partment by a sweeping statement MItcheU 9.33IS. road. at hall price. MitcheU 3-8676^_____ By acting quickly, builder will al­ Special >11.906. rail mad- bv Comptroll-r of tb- 13,700. Also Sheila Henr>’. "I Don’t rinding real acceptance tn a widen­ hearth tile. Bolton Notch Quar­ 543 Weedbridge St. FhoM Mi-3-t400 Any Time 9.0538. Act quickly! irocoaa of coUaetten ...... Z l.U9.ir1to2 jP h en e MitcheU 8-8378. N. H.1 ahd Sens) Dirkoen (R-Ill.l cost six additional mills on the tax ney's, Gate 5 or 6. second ahift. vf- ing. Satisfaction guaranteed. CMK>D INCX)ME on small Invest Jnll-d 8ia(-a Om;»rnm-nt * «. ------" l^ant to Play In Your Yard’ 1948 PONTIAC convertible. Ivory ing civiUan market which will as­ ry. MitcheU 9-6617. 8EVEN-KP9M. flreplece, heated nbllsattona. dirret and and Dworshak iR*Ida.l. among rate, raising it to 37 mills. cintty of Middle Turnpike West. finish. CaU MitcheU 9-1860. Telephone MitcheU 9-7337 eve­ ment, short hours. We’U set you sure you steady employment.. WANTED — Apartment els* re­ U 8 T IN 0 8 " WANTED — -Single Peggy Mitchell. "An Airplane up in business, for yourself. If you frigerator, 4 to 6 cu. ft. Good run- ARTHUR A. KNOFLA garage, new furnace and copper JM*r*nt»aa ...... 1.4ll.«#4.3l Ride"; Earlean Jillson, "To a Dis­ otfiere. have indicated they plan Martin mode the estimate in an­ .MitcheU 9-1567 mornings. nings. A full Insurqnca program and GLENWOOD WHITE enamel gas (ibiliatigna .rif 8uii>a and - . homes. L-S-l famUy bouses; auM^ swer to a question by Sherwood G. are of excellent character and Realtor pluntolng. Bowers School/ Large j)olmcaTaubd)»ia(on» ....i' J41 *47.10 couraged Housewife": Judy Mor­ to look long and hard for poaaible other employee heneflte are evall- range, Hot Point washing ' ma­ n lnr condition. State price. Box fann.'Mancheitcr, Bolton, Vemea credit standing, own a car. and 875 Main Street lot, >18j»0. , (Mb-r bonds, not->. and d*- reductions. Bowers, chairman of the board. FORCED TO SELL 1947 Oosley ebls. Good starting rates. chine. Milton upright piano, girl’s M, Herald, ■ b-nturaa ...... 74.344.S7and Coventry. Large list of boy­ rison, “ Little Twlrler"; and Paul Bowers asked Mahoney If he Automobiles tor Sale 4 sedan,'31.783 milts, *360. CaU BuildifiK—Cofltraetinf 14 have »5(X) for stock, we’U establish Jurovaty, Jr., in “Grandfather On the Democratic side. Sens; 26" bicycle. Tel. Mlltchell .8-7977. Mitchell 3-5440 ifltehell 8-8988 FIVE-ROOM BUNGALOW, all on Corporal* Mocks (tncludins ars. Whet have you? Mortgages still favored granting the requests MitcheU 1-839S after * p. m. a route for you., furnish, free 1 Apply In Psrson tllTlOn.OO stock of Fad- Polka." Russell (Ga.) and Maybank . (8. BEFORE YOU Buy a used ear WE CAN BUILD you a garage Mitchell 9-5892 one floor. Warm air heat, one-cer -ral Baaanr- bonk) ...... — l*.*on.00 artAnged. Howard R. Hastings, C.i hav# said they wduld rather and Mahoney said h* did. modem machines', featuring na^ a n BUJCCTTROLUX with complete Roonu wlthodt Board 5$ After intermission: aea Gonnan Motor Sale*. Bui'ek 1953 BUICSC Rlvbra, 5 months old. for *8M compltt(R If you need one gatage. Lot 75’ x 140. Plenty of l»an* and dlseounta ((nclod- MitcheU 9-1167.. ■ ela-sh foreign aid than support the In upbraiding Martin (or his . ! tionally advertised PERK-UP, “Sold SPENCER RUBBER attachments. Excellent condition VERT DESIRABLE seven room In* I non- cTardrofta) ... 4,in.9M.43 N. DOslIaU; H. Henry, N. O’Brien Salaa and Barrios,. 385 Mata FuUy equipped end fully guaran' it’s a bargain. Estlmatoa also ' in your area only through our m a WANTED ■hnibs. ■ large garden. Bowers Bonk pramla-s own-d tS4.- flve billion dollar reduction or­ budget cuts, . Mahoney asserted, atreat. MIt jheU 8-4571. .Open eve- given on large garages, breeze- PRODUen^ CO.' Sacrifice. *36. Mitchell 9-8935. p l e a s a n t ROOta with private Colonial. Secriflce for quick aols. School. Asking >16.800. Occu- ARE YOU READY to sell your and B. Blanchard in .’.Teen Age "Sheekey has been ignored in hi* taed. Like new. Center 'Motor chines. You do not buy machines family. ' Oentleraen oreferired. SfMD.no, (urnitur- nnd fti- home? We have buyers waiting Group m 1923:" Marjorie Mitchell. dered by Elsenhower In'Air Force Sales, 461 Mkin streft. Open eve ways, porches, dormem, etc. For Chapel Street Many extnts not found in 'other pa'ncy at ■buyer'a convenience. tara> 1134.700.00 ...... 330.300.(104 recommendations for the town." you msreiy service them and reap Call Mltehell ,*-»882. . • Sank pr-mis-a oamad nr- - for 4, 5. 6, 7 roem singles and 3 Red River Valley;" Karen funds. , nings ’t}l 9. ' ^ full particulars. caU W. G. Me- hoifiaa. Phpn* owner MItcbeU The authonzatlon bill conferees He said expansion is needed la 1941 CHEVROLET (2) Fordors 1 the profits. Write today for Inter­ BAND SAW. belt fonder, bench OIL SERVICEMAN •ub)-rt to t non* Urna nM 3 famUlas. Gatto Co., Hartford O’Brien. "An Irish Song:" Karen NaUy A Sons. Tel. MitcheU 9-9992. view with factory,representaOve AUTO’ MECHANIC, Excellent WIDOW hen romfortoble room ■9-2198. aaaum-d by hank) ■ still have some arguing to do other arees than 'School building. wages,'good working conditions. type, motor. CaU MitcheU 9-0987 For Appointment, Floaae Call 0(h-r naa-ta ...... 30.030.33 5-919S. evenings 8-3989. Men- Gill, "Olow W orm !" the Brownies. club coupe. Inexpensive transpor­ 1961 KAISER FRAZER Vagabond. Include phone and addraaa; Gener abouL these two asnendmento. "The Board of Education la not The ideal car for your summer SPECIALIZING Ir custom buUt Life, health, accident Insurance FOR FERMANENT FOSITION for rent with kitchen priv|i*g**. TWO - FAMILY DWELLING— Cherier Mitchell .3-8946. Oy'erseaa on * Bubbl*;" Patty tation at a pries you can.afford. al Products Mfg. Corp., Centr^ TOTAL A8 8 ET8 . » ...... I 7.73S.4S*.** both opposed by Stassen’* agency: afriild to say what it needs." the ■vacaUon. AU purpose, all weather, garages, concrete floors, also al­ policy. Paid holidaya and vacation. Cell Mitchell 9-3861. JiMt'been completely redecorited, GEORGE L. GRAZIADIO Meunler. '‘Thumbllna:’’ Judy Mor­ Douglas Uotom, 833 Main. alatlon. P. O. Box 1459, St. Louis FREE INSURANCE-3 -FAID VACATIONS ■ ^ LIAMUTIKn One in the Senate bill hy 8en. director assert^. all year. Can be converted into a* terations, - addlUohs, cabinets.. ■ Apply Dwortn Motors. 476 Con- including new hot water oU fur- DwmRnd ffppoelte' of LISTINGS w a n t e d — Single, rison. "What Happened to Cin- Martin whose recommendation LARGE FRONT roon(,^-G*ntr*l. ..n a ^ o v e r 1 acre lend. Immedla.te cClellan ID., Ark.) to pcrrnit 3966 FORD;CU}B .coupe, mu»Uant, carry-aU in. fW* aecopds. Better eeUingr and dormeraraetioB;;CaU- fteettetrt Boulevard, ElasTHartford; - OTHER IMFLOYE RiNiFITS - Coiifhmooa-lwt-water.- -Perirtng, t»i-o-famUy.. three-tonuiy, _ .dcraila's Siateni;" N. McBride. K. . >1,095; 1946 Ford club coupe, very Quality ConfroL oc'cupency WW t*n*m*«tar Oiil!/ O Brlen. A. Vernfaurttua, ‘Totem than , a- station wagon. . Original Fyank ContoJa. liltCheU 3-5J22. Saa Mr. Corcoran. G ei^ m a n . MitcheU *-4724. Timp dep^ta of IndlTiduALay neis property.' Have many cash clean, >495. Ode SIbtore. 4M Cch: rice *1,495, our price >1595, Town Hdp WaBtci->fM8ib V. >13,806. Carlton W. Hutohias. I0»41enry St. Manche*ter buyers. Mortgage# - -arranged, Tom Tomby. mlHtary fuiifla in the W q m tor ^ ter atraor. Mltiaien *«I9Q: 5t«^ore, Inc:. '45 West Center W|iNTEDi-TWO“ Carpenter*. CaU I f 'yim are Male', over l t 'yeato ■"witchen 9-61*3. hmeheu a-asi*. buying Amartcoa tana , auiplus^ PLEASAIVT, YSiHilrtiia room i^lS ' Tetejjhf^ MItcbeU ” D-pns|ta of Unlt-d Stal-a -Pfeane ^ i r tSeorg* U- Orostadio;, “would’ build up the .deportment 'Stoeet, Manchester. Roofiag—SUHne' 13J ! experienced Salas .clerk, Air- tha Annum Construction Co. Qt age and have a high eeheel TOP WADES FOR RUHT MAN kitchen privileges. One Mook from Realtor. MitcheU 9-6878. 100 Also. Taps and Song by SUie commo9.800, four- D-pnalta of mat-a and poll- Tommy Talbot: "Up* and Downs." Richards (D., 8. C.i.to withhold ent pereonnel aad some leeway for 1939 DeSoto, 1943 PoBUac^ and Excellent conditten. Radio, heat­ Alterations and additions. Call­ matles, physics and chensletry, FuU hesement, hatchway, hot Ileal nubdlTlrlon*';...... 144.170.30 w a n t e d e billion doHers of mlUUry aid rt.i!A W, COMFORTABIffi larga room dwelling in nice rondltion. Depodla of banka...... 13.340.30 —Zone B LoU. any eec Jesnne Lange, Karen Leon. Judy additional help. many othcra, Douglas Motors, 333 er, whitewalls. ings. workmanship guaranteed. this niay be the opportnalty yeis room. Prlvat* home, quiet nelgh- water heat. Immediate occupeacy, Full cellar, oil haat., automatic Otb-r'd-poalta (rertifi-d and lion ol Manchestar. .Also listln Brown. Elale D’Amour., Rebecca to Europe unless the elx-nation Math. 1956 BUICK Super. Four-Door. Jet A. A. Dion, Inc., 299 Autumn CLERK-TYPIST have been seeking. IVUs peetMoa bortumd. OenUemen preferred. IU.7M. Phone Warren E. How­ hot water, large: aii* Brndlx raoklar'a checks, ate.) ... 333.4(»i.ll Manrhseter or vicinity. CaU 1 Bldwell and Mary Boylngton. European -Defense Community MORIARTY BROTHERS land, Realtor. MItcbeU *-8*6o any THIEF GETS UON 194* DODGE four door—custom black. like hew- ■ atreat. MitcheU 3-4880. References required. Mitchell washer and other extras. “Why TOTAI, DEPOSITS...... 3 i-Wf im-TJ Johnson Building Company, 963 Alao. ‘’Wise Doctor True;" W il­ EDC) treaty ie ratified. On the Burlington,' Vt. ■ (/Fl — Lions previdea ample opportnalty for 815 CENTER STREET TEL, MI-S-S18S Urn*. Main street.' MitcheU 3-743*. black sedan. White tirisa, radio 1981 FORD-Tudor, Cuktom V-8. B u u D o a m Te amist hi paX'**! t^ad varied ^8-818*. look at a pig In a ba g?" Make Oth-r LlaMIIUn ...... tt.lN tl liam Skoog. William Dunnock. latter, the Senate voted to give usually chn take iare of them­ Priced to sell at only *1295. ' CONNECTICUT Valley Construc­ clerical dntiea. Five days, pleas­ adraiKemeat for a properfy appointment to aee Inaide. Alice Tommy Talbot. B. Read. P. Wood*. the Preeident the right to hold and haater, aeat covers, exeeUent tion. Guaranteed roofs and siding. PLEASANT, LARGE Rooms at the KAVC3SB8TER GREEN - New TOTAL LUBILITIES ...... 3 7.043.747.0* selves, but- on# ha* been stolen. 1956 CHEVROLET Tudor De Luxe. ant alr-eendlltonqd effice, hoe- qnallfled person. Oempet, Realtor, phone 9-6543. CAPITAL ACCOI'IMTS Woods, B. Carter. A. Dunnock. back the blUion dollars if. he condltlan. MItcbeU 9-3814. Aluminum storm windows and UWN RbUINB Center. GenUemen preferred. 14- alx room ranch' style home. FUU He’e a no-bite Hon with a mechani­ A real bargain. *1645. pltaUsatlen and liwnraace. beaemgnt with garage. Large Other listings available. Caplial Slock. Common Deaths Last JVight Linda and Earlecn Jillson and thought tt wtss. cal heart and when wound up can 194* FORD Dump truck., regie Also Have a Good Selection gutters. AU men protected by In­ ' Farther details may be eb- 18' Wadsworth street. Mock, total par ...... suo.oon.oo wooded lot. Shown by appointment Surplua I3n.nui.fl0 Maigaret Jillson. libd hie head, open Ms mouth and tered for six tons. Truck in excel- of Used Trucks. surance. Three yeera to pay. Free MESITE DRIVES talned by calling Roger* Corpa- PLEASANT WeU furnished room. 10 MINUTES from Mencheetor. UiHllTld*d prollUi 14.733.54 High Taa Sapper estimates. Call MitcheU 8-7180. iUJION only. Wm. Xanahl, BuUdar. liltch .000.00. Bv YVE ASSOOATEO FEESS ■wlah hi* tail. The king of b*MU lent 'condition. -Put it to work and See Bud Michalak ratlon. Mill and Onklaad AU convenience*, parking, at 373 ell 1-7773. five-room ultra ipofle™ ranch, R-aerv-a ...... Supper in the style of High Te* baa baen kept in an unlocked make money. Phone MitcheU Alfred Charest. Owner. three bedrdoma. Ule bath, picture stock) ...... B.oflo.on Lo* Angeles — Frankid Bailey. ’■'The Working Man’s Friend" Streets. Maaeheeter, Cean. Tele­ AIR-CONDITIONED Main street. Mitchell >,4671. 94, stage star o f to# gay *90’* and will b* served at 8 p.m. Saturday About Town aeregc S-7935 or MitcheU 94796. SPINNINB MILLS PINE ACRES Terrace. Owner un- window, full basement, breea* TOTAl. CAPITAL AC- St the English Garden party, on FOR GUARANTEED ROOFS that THOMS OOLU phone Mitchell S-S16S. Ask for or' double, way, garage, amesite drive. It'* 464.T43.I4 early 1900’s who shared stardom HARTFORD ROAD TALOOTTVILLE LARGE ROOM, slngl* expectedly tranefarred out at atot*. with such performers aa Lillian the Church lau-n. 1M7 PLYMOUTH sedan, only *195 stay on In any kind of storm, and Mr. C. O. Maren. Private homa.t. Msdn street. Hot 5 ^ rooms, ceramic til* bath, for­ less than on* year old and alto ■I^AL^LIABnjTljCS. a n d Miss Jean L. Hagenow of 127 down. See it today. Center Motor USED CARS CsisInNUss Os, CAPITAL ACCOUNTS t 7.72*.*tt.M Rusacll, David Warfisid and We­ This event will feature a buffet guttem, conductors and roof rs* Mitchell *-5128 . water. Parking, OenUemen. mica counter, hot water oU heat high <» a hiU with beautiful view. m e n o b a n d a Birch etreet will be married Satur­ l e t 08 FILL YOUl Salaa, .661 Main street. Hartford Road ber *i)d Fields, and known as ’’The supper, a doll carriage and bicycle pairs. CaU CoughUn. MitcheU n oM MI-*->Z24 MItcbeU ; Venetian blind*, recreaUon room About half acre of land. Full price Asa-la pledsed or aaaign-d parade and also many fancy and day at 9 a.m. in.St. James* Church OFFICE SPACE to a-curaira IfaMIKIrt ------end tor _ ^ girl with thea.mllilon dollar legs. to Robert J. Tierney of Spruce 3-7707. attached garage, veranda. Excel >15,700. CeU the EUswerth Mitten oth-r purposrs ...... lTe.(»0.00 Born in New Orleans. useful articles. Auto Aeecflsorlfls—T ins • LARGE .FRONT room for two re- lent GoodlUon. The Henry Eaoott Agency, ■ Realtor*, Mitchell l.haaa aa abowa abova street. , 19M FORD iRation wagon. No apectobie gentfamen. Near bath Paris — Rosemond* Gsrard, 83, The committee is in charge of money down. Center Motor Seles 1 3 0 Agency. MitcheU 9-7881, MitcheU 3-8930. are alter ardurllon of re- Mr*. Martin Baker. Mr*. Howard BATTERIES—Famous makes, 80% and hot water. Private entrance. 9-38U, MltchsU 9d)38S. a writer of prose and poetry and Mio. Ellxabeth Caverly of Wil­ off. Exchange. As low os 50c VAN DRIVERS AND Per Month Mitchell 9-4171. MANCHESTER'-ThU well con­ I. N. Winiam Kalght, Coahler of tbe widow of the French poet end Jennings and their assistants. NO MONET down. 1943 Buick club SEPTIC TM KS abore-oamad bank, do solemnly aareor 88 at VariiUoa School liam street baa ea her guests this eoupe, 1943 Chevrolet club coupe, weekly. Cole Motors, 438 Center EDGE OF TOWN, 8-ipom Cap* structed six-room home, with no that the ahmra atalem-at la true te Um author Edmond Rostand, who week Mrs. Jeanette Fowler of Port AND WANTED NICE ROOM for rent. Next to On this, the third day of Church CsIM for BBd dcttvfrol 1943 CSiavrolet fordor, 1940 Chevro­ atrect. MitcheU 9-0180. FURNITURE NOVERS FOR INCLUDING ARDwerliig Service Cod opon stairway, oil steam heat, eddUtonal expanse. U a real volua beat O f my wTot* "Cyrano de Bergerac." Ewan. N. Y.. Mrs. Carolyn Brooks bath.'; Continuous hot water. cabinet kitchen, storm window* for >*>.800. See it today. H. & Detroit — Elmer H. D* Board. Vacation School saaoiens, the en­ let tudor. 1940 Buick club coupe, PLURRED SEWERS ELECTRICTTV FURNnHEDX’RNISHED-—n o LEASE EEQUIBEO. Corram-^tlaM^i^^^jj B ROGW8. rollment U 58. Eight o f the** e( Hurtsy. N.. Y., and Mrs. Sarah p roB B tly (•• B hU * two 1941 Chevrolet fordors. Center Carpeettrs *s4 HARTFORD DESPATCH m A WAREHOUSE Shower. CoU MitcheU t-6U>. full caUer, atone terrace, H acre Grady, MlUheU 3-8009. 60. a director and vice president M. Fisher-of Medford, Moss. disrgt. BwtnM ST Ttcf Off ertd 191 CAU Mlrckel large »r**s. I|.»06. Carlton W. in charge of traffic (or the Detrplt. pupiU ar* gutoU in town from the Motor Sales, 481 Mein street. NICE FRONT BEDROOM with MANCHESTER-tix room home, E o t Harl;m Parish Mission, New CariNiitsn’ H slpsn' Rutchlaa. M l t ^ 8-8113; MIteh6U DIractora. Toledo and Ironton lUUroad. Born Members e f toe CTbvenont 1949 PONTIAC coavartlble..Radio, HathiM CltMieS CONFANY, IM. f -127t DAYS — 9-5775 EVENINGS twin bode, 33 Wottdlaad street noatled in 2 ooiqa at troea, - two York City. ALL KINDS at carpentry work. Stota el CoBaectlcut, County ef Hart­ in Norris City.. HI. ■ ' League will laav* (or Point O’ Imiter. hydramatic, new top. Ex- MitcheU 3-7748. minutes walk to achool, oil ettam ford. oa: ^ . Providence, R. 1.—Samuel Greer, Reeaonebla rats*. HTtohall 9-6291. Septhi Tanka, Dry WaBs. Sewm Wooda after the morning servke. t cMlant comUUoa throughout. Oen- A p » e Full tim« permmnent joba moving the best enstomen R.ROOM* CAPE CX>D. GorOge. haot. oabtnat- kitchoa^ g o ru * . To Sworn to sad sibaeriM before 84. Inventor of aaveral hydraulie Maaeheeter Evaais« HetaM Aa-, C A U m s M t l G Unen hsebUled—CeEer Watar- Jc* ooa tots unususl homa coU Carlton this tih day of Jely. 1*W. aad Lharaby Sunday, at to* covenant Oongra* I ter Motor Sales, 481 Main atieet. A, WINDOW SRADEb mad* to order In Connecticut. Top pny. Hospitalization insurance. Paid BUSINESS SERVICE room, next (e both, near ebaney e Rusob wlhdowe, oil steam heat, carUfy thal I aaa ant *a olficar or elevator devices and a hydreuUe ^ e r eoir**g»B8*Bt»_>8!*' O5 5 ‘ . Proaflag Done. JARVIS W. Hutchins. MitcheU 9-8183. iNetoea. tolepheae Hlgrtai D-iK gationol Church en Bpniea Btreat and installed Venetian blinds vacations. Road allowances. References reqnircd. ’Apply and Mala atraat Phone MitcheU eonvonlent ' location. $10,8®®- grindor. JARVIS RUILDING MAIN ST. OwBOr, MUchoU M®40. HuJik*. Noior, FubUe. asd euitota rods 34 hour senrlce. McKin n ey m o s . REALTYCO. in peraon Only. See Mr. Ward, 410 Capitol Avenna, ESrtmatea gladly gtran. Fagaa 8EWEBAOE Hartford. . Motors, 888- Oastsr Wladew Sheds Oa, Bnut* 44 at 138-tn Peart SC TeL pa-S-889d 5 Dover Rood. llfliKliastor M t o n Notch. MitcheU 9-4473.

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v,-'\T b ■ . ■ ■ »■■ THURSDAY. JULY 9 , 19BS ■'I- Mmrlfwter ^Etif Manchmjfer Day^f^bValue Contm , .-V <* = ■'4' < Mias Ruth Steinmuallsr, aiaaist- Avtimia Dolly Nat Praaa Run TheWaathtr ant Chfldren’a librarian at the Attending Cxinp Planners Slate Pafaaaat at I). R. Waathav Rumaa AbbiutTowti Mary Cheney Ubrary, ia PW 'Nm Wm A Rneea-- her vaeatloik visiting her Irrenf- M y i . 1888 CIrar. raatto i^ eaal taaIgM. Tirk U . Or**ory M. Pltonl*k et parenta and other relatives In Open Session racksvUl*. Pa.. who«® wife. Tv«tt«, , ,, ...... -p . , -- - 10,707 M r, littto rhaaga to Imiiparatara UVM at n EUnbeth drivf, haa ! ' ■ ^ ' 1 ( natarday, \ baen awardad tha bronia atar Mias Jacqueline R. McHugh of CommiBBion SchedulcB / imaMr af Mw AneH medal for maritorioiia aar>dca In 622 North Main street will « • »' rMM al arepNONw Manchester— A City of VUlage Charm ried Ibon In New T«»«'*J„Clty H e a r in g at 8 ip. m . in Korea. ^ Foster B. Stough of '12 Sisson street, East Hartford. Mias Mc­ ■ -.V. Municipal Building /Av/^; Beginnlnr Uila week and every "'^-'"^'’^''^iilbtoaaUlae AevartMag aa Pabt 14) MANCHESTER, CONN„ FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1933 (SIXTEEN PAGES) PRICE FIVE CBNIS week thereafter until after Labor Hugh, a hattve of Norwalk, la the VOL. LXXn, NO. 238 Day both the Mary Cheney and daughter of John T. and Sarah ^ A public hearing will he held by . WhiUm llbrariea will cloae at 12 Sheehan McHugh. the. Town Planning Oommiaslon o'clock noon on Saturdaya. The '-’ •'.■fc'inV, tonight.at 8 o'clock to the hearing I Need At HALE’S Self Serve aummer achedule of the Mary Mias Terry Ivaniskl, who has room of the .Municipal Building to Cheney Library will be from • a. been confined to her home in A>naider three proposed gone Bohlen Due m. to 9 p. m. Monday through Fri­ Rockville by illness, haa so far changes, Rve ame.ndments to the k ALE'S day and from 9 to 12 noon on Sat­ recovered as to be able to resume regulations and one proposed Death Toll 15 urday, and for the Whlton Ubrary her duties at her beauty salon in building line alteration. / " butter I FROZEN FOOD SPECIAl^ the’ State Theater building. ' Two changes in sone afe-M the ToTeU U .S. Beria Purge Held as Start tha houra wUl be from 1 to 9 p. m. COFFEE Monday through Friday and from Through the Herald she extends southerly side of Green road,^ett of Woodbridge street anfK owned FRESH GROUND Pound • to 12 noon on Saturday. deep appreciation and grateful ACE HIGH thfipka all who remem^red her by Stanley Bray, now to Business . Pound In Woods Fire About Beria Xn Popular SObermarketa - to w’ith flowers iahd in other'ways.' ' iftone-I' and’ Residence Eone A.- The. Maaaachuaetta and Connecticut wilt change would put the plots In . . ORANGE GRAPEFRUIT clone for a-half-day duly IS. ao that ’ The daughter bbrii July t in Business Zone I ahd JL^texander r Washlhgtbn, ’ July ’ every employee may attend the Jarvis asks for the change to Busi­ C JU ICE n: 2 fcr 27e Wil1wsrCaiif7^1y Hartford Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. ness Zone I property on t ^ horth- awaeping wind killed 16 firefighterz in Mendwino Natlond — Secretary of State Dulles ftrm'a annual outing at Turner John T. Spaulding of 91 Hamlin Park in Longmeadow, Maas. Chea. C’.. 8. Army plu.to weot corner of McKee and West Forest last night. Bulldozers worked into the blacken^ today ordered the U. S. Am­ street, has been named Joyce Ann. Warrant Officer, jg. . Charles Center atreets from ' Residence ter Peterson, grocery manager of Mrs. Spaulding was the fomier seared area toda.v and recovered all the bodies. By. mid- bassador to Moscow, Charles ' the Manchester Popular, is serving Willlmutia of 109 Hollister street Zone B.. , - . ■ E. Bohlen, hdme for con­ on tM outing committee. Florence Hauamann and the baby Is with the 776th Ordn^ce Co., The building Une alteration 1s on / SNOW CROP PEAS morning all but on« had baan Iden-a is their first child. 76th Infantry Reserve "division, the west side Of Liberty street be­ CARNATION tlflad. Thlrtean of tha daad wara sultation on the dismissal of mambara of tha New Tribaa Mla- taking two weeka summer train­ tween Anderson and Hemlock L. P, Beria from the Soviet Chief of. Russia's S)— European diplomats today viewed FUNERAL HOME will begin to arrive at -1 p. m. or hand when a m^lcine bottle ex­ broke out yeaterday afternoon on ______^ / 'j Powder Hmiae point, to Mendocino — Administration forces won conference by press offlder Lincoln ;the purging of Layentry Beria an the beginning t^f an all out I earlier If they choose. A program ploded In an outdoor fireplace re­ White aald: i fltruggle for power in.nide the Kremlin with prospect.4 of a ' 81 EAST CENTEX ST. I of outdoor s^rta will be run off cently- carol was treated at the Rev. Henrv James Aiiter of Ndw Foreat, 2S mllea northweat of Wll- an initial test of strength to­ Io«'a. "Ambaaaador Bohlen, who fore­ showdown next between Premier Georgi Malenkov and Tel. Ml-S-aSSS during the afternoon and a frank Manchester Memorial Hospital, York City will be guest spealtor at DELRICH da.v as-the House drdve to­ saw and reported the probable the supper and entertalnm^ Sat- CAMPBELL’S The area la on Alder Springa Foreign Minister V. M. Molotov. ♦ —...... -. V-- fu'rter and hamburger roast will where eight stitches were required MAROARINI ward a vote on President elimination of Beria several days AMBULANCE SERVICE be enjoyed at supper time. to close the wound. urday. July 11, In Orang« Hall, road. In the eoaat range moiin- Beria, 54. the gimlet-eyed boss I ■___ commemorating th* 265tlf anniver­ talna. about half way between San Kisenhower’s proposal to ex­ ago, ia now returning to the of the secret police,.wsf fired from TKT TB a.a.1 sary of the Battle o f ^ e Boyne. TOMATO Franclaco and the Oregon border. tend the excess profits tax. United States in order that the his Job, booted out of the Commun- ^ \ k J rw Q T f I ! Mr.' Arker Is natlon^Lgrand chap­ 2 t o r 4 5 c The mlaalonarlea went to work At the oiitaet of debate Denio- Secretary of State may have the j lilt party and condemned ' aa a I I ' - ' Tv B -F aB. 1 /l/R V / on the flrellnea. under direction of rrntlc membera of the Houae rulea opportunity of peraonal consults- ■ lain of the Grand Orange Order In KOOL-AID k e tc h u p GOOD ONLY AT traitor. He waa flayed as a "ma­ ! America. Genem Chairman Wll- Foreat Ranger Robert Powera. who committee made a fight againat tlon with him relative to develop- ! lignant enemy of the Soviet I liam D. Turkipgton and his com- JrW.Hole C arp .^ Inat hta life. barring any- amendmenta to the menta In the U.S.8.R. while th e : people” and bis case turned over i ' : mittee are atriuiging for an excel­ 6 p k g S s I 14-(^nce Bottle They thought they had tha fire admtntatration bill, -a atralght re­ foreign minUtera' conlarenca ia to to the Soviet Supreme Court. O pens fo r session." lent entertalhment by local and under control at 10 p, m., Gleeaon newal. of. Jlw.its*:.for atx^mqn tha. _ .Hla.attcceaaor in. title, but. prob-. i Hartford/Talent to td‘ wrote In the Jouriiial. and aAl Udwtl' from June SO to Jan. 1...... 'Naw to P h r i s ' .... ably not to power—la Sergei N. Arker's /liicourse. to eat their ratlona. But after an hour's argument, ■ Bohlen la flying to Washington Kruglov, a veteran police official Stalin’s Job I C atw r Philip Williams will c I c Within a few mlniitea Foreat the no-amendments procedure from Paris where he went on va- { who has been'given high Soviet serve's ham supper at 6 p. m.. and Ranger Charlea Lafferty ran down waa approved by the full House. ration after sending to hia report ' recognition for hla administration w n n v r i l M nD P thpM who have not already made BR/NO U5 yOUR Cam pbell's to thV circle of men. He warned The voice vole appeared close but on Beria. Offlclala .said hla vaca- of the many camps housing mil- "S’ SservaUonj should contact Chairr> them to leave at once. .no one moved for a roll call. lion trip waa planned so that If Ilona of slave laborers. |_ Stockholm, Sweden, July 10 ;. .and cool, cool shopping■toan ITirktogton, 103 West Cen­ Nine. Itacape the Beria purge came off he'would - British sources said Sir Aivary _(>!p)— Lavrenty P, Beria's ter street, by tomorrow night at mCTFR- GAMBLE Nine men managed to eacane. Debate limited be able to get home quickly to With debate restricted to five Gascoigne,-----ligr- the British Ambassa­ ------the latest. Gleeaon aald. by climbing , the diacuaa.lt. " : dor to Moscow, has been giving the expulsion from the Commu­ Sunday. July 12, , members of PORK ' mountain to a fira trail, and thence hoiiia, a vote on the bill waa in 'The prime question for the west-1 nist Party and Soviet (^ v - COLONS n ^ to Molotov aa Ihe eventual big Washington Loyal Orange Lodge CERESOTA 1 ib tlo Alder Springa road. prospect late to the day. em world la whether Beria'a dmvn- and Republican Leader Hqlleck -b^a to the Kremlin. But United ernment means that Premier .No, 117, Manchester L.O.L. No. 99 COMPLETE BISCUIT | I I d d U C But the wtnd-driven. exploalve fall foreshadows a change to Soviet 'States officials were of the opin­ Georgi Malenkov—and per­ of this to^vn. and No. 145 of Hart­ flamca trapped the 15 aa they (Ind.). chiding critics of the bill, foreign policy. Beria (third from left) boas of Knaoia’a dread secret police and Mlniaier of latrmal'' MIX I • said In debate that they were ion that Beria'a purging meant haps others— now feel strong ford. together with the Daughters ran toward aafety. They died. In Immediate'reaction to last Affnlra, standing neat to Pfeader Georgi Msdenkov nt tke Mm of Joeepk Stalin. Mnleakov Malenkov waa acting awlftly and of Liberty No. 125 and No. 17, wjll The plaze atm waa out of con throwing "more heat than light" night's Moscow announcement of preoewted rtiargea agatoot Berta nt a opeelal aeeelon of Soviet lendrro. , Beria with. Malenkov ruthleaaly to ronaolidstc bis posi­ enough or desperate enough meet at 9;30 a. m. to Orange Hall. 2 pkgs. ' 3 rolls ' . t " BEANS trol today, with 12.5 men on the and predicted Its approval by a Beria'a expulsion from government ■ieter V. M. Molotov (left) were ronsMered Ruoola’s top tHumverate. Foteign affaire tion aa Stalin'a successor; to doom the suprenrto police­ Led by the Manchester Pipe Band, gf WITH fireline, Gleeaon aald. thiee-to-one margin "when tha and Communist party poata, ex­ esperta now ..tko BM ax may tall next oa Molotov. Marshal R, E. Voroohllov la eecoml from smoke clears." There was a general tcndencyl man tp utter disgrace. they wrlll proceed to St. Mar>-'s More flraflghters were coming In perts appeared somewhat divided Ike left. however, againat speculation that In , this mighty struggle for Had somethinx else planne^or this space : Episcopal Church for the annual from Plumaa National Foreat and Chairman Daniel A. Reed (R- on this critical point. i ...... — ■- - - ...... 1------^------— . . hut when the Fish yiian just phoned There was some . thought here Beria'a removal meant the Soviet Stalin's power, which does not ne­ July Twelfth service at 10 a. in. regime waa weakening—or that It cessarily appear no have ended, the in pay 2 cans (Caaltewd oa Pago Bight) (Ooatlaoed on Paga Bight) that Beria might be made the scapegoat for policies which per- , would lead to any. immediate sensational action- agailut. ^ ria II U.S.Warpl&(M8 Recess change In policy at home or waa a natural development. milled the recent uprisings | FLpit .Fresh IVORY SOAP.: ". against Oommuntat nils to Bast , abroad. Like BO many myaterioua thtoga Germany. But oOiar opinion held Pound Reds ^ ^ ^ m s Jdalenkov. Barla and Molotov about that myatarioua couhtry. A Scott Product! that Beria'a fata should be con- were regarded by the West aa a Russia. whan,41d It all take place T From^he Ocean HALE'S ARMOUR. LIBBY. DERBY |4 Nrsonol sizi “ c triumvirate heading tha govern- Haa Baida Just now been kicked G G Clears up Polio tidcrad primarily aa a dramatic In­ mant since Stalin's death to cident tn Soviat Internal poUUca. o 10 p. m. today out o fto a party and government Western Front March. Beria and Molotov ware or all this happeri some Uma BtMK ISLAND Headquarters — Plaeas I ’rgeney an Talks dbet 2o?* la rg t 39 \ c "f||Tt" depotypremleraB aiut Berta FOR CORNED |*""T At any rate, tha development Seoul, July I(i-09^i—Waves of w u Minister of Internal Affairs. Barla Nat Ustad gave new urgency to the Big Three S i ^ d Fish In Mother of Vietim bomb-laden American warplanes Pa^unjom, July 10—-ut it wa.s late," Mr. McPartland aald. session for 11 s.m. tomorrow i-JO -ITB-vF T nrin.i, ncri.-iau diplomat sfked mj;. referring to I?^irt^* hlch Allied shells'snd fool sol- British officials felt the buatup what we all expected to the power no '-mild that it cleared up However, national , polio authoil. Premler GtorgI Malenkov la a n - , __c«.— p.m. e. d. t. today) wss regarded ^ ^ Ing daclalvely arid, ruthle^y to diera failed to knock out In four of the Kremlin triumvirate would struggle — the Inevitable arrest I SUNBEAM within three dajyi. , ties have announced that gamnta days'of wild, see-saw fighting.' an indication that rio serious Pi; — ment gave new urgency to the —an enemy of thai party and MATCHB I PICNIC SPECIALS FOR WARM WEATHER MEALSt It waa the first recorded case In tha diteaac. biggest so far for July. tha UK Command guarantee. South Kbrpah President Syngman meeting today in Washington of people. Jnst heat and serve . rooklag" shrink- ^ Washers oad Al Coimectirut of an Immunised per­ Beria'a alleged criminal actlviUea South Korean compliance with- age . . . extra value at low special price. 50 Count — . kiranwhlle. Dr. Mila Rindge of In the Interest of "foreign wpltaP Blast 206 Y’arda nf Ffsmt Rhee apdr Assistant Secretary of the Big Three foreign ministers On top of this he hua.. been OriMT Appliaacw son who had beei( in contact with a the State Health depertment'a Zooming low over the embattled armistice terms. President Syog- State Walter Robertson were re­ branded an International Imperial­ RibROASTBeef polio victim to come down with the man Rhee has threatened to pull ^ I SKINLESS Bureau of Preventable Diseases (Uairitaned an- r»g 5t RifkU- htlla. the Allied JeU burned out ported today to have made sub­ (Coatlnued o« Page Eight) ist agent, a aickenlngly familiar 2 p k g s . ^ diataac atoca the use of the anti- said that Connecticut thua far bar his l(t-dlvislon army out of the stantial progreu toward an agree- -polio weapon began this summer. - or blew up more than 200 yards of expression. ____ MorreU Cold Cuts . hatMll ■raser of polio; compared trerieftes.' 18 "mortar poainona and ■UNC and ftght on- alone-to unGy menfunderwHlch 'Rhee Wbaia~Igff From almoaV evcry'angls. 'Bcri'a The woman, whose name waa not with only 13 for the same period^ his nation. along with an armistice ending the diacloeed, received an Injection of several Red bunkers. had It. frankfurfs a year a'go. j ■ Before daybreak. Iroopa of the The Communist Peiptog" Radio Korean war. Ike, Governors,”*,? seems certain that the Sup- ■ gamma globulin after a definite in some instances, however, she Wprkers Plan said an armistice "depends entirely 49c lb. bIIo diagnosis had been made of iU. 8. Seventh Divlaion broke up Well-informed authorities said | ^ • I rem'e Court, which now has hi# pointed out, the recently reported two Chineae attacks .on Porkchw upon whether the American side that according to their, latest in­ Eer child's symptoms. will effectively'asiunie iU respen-, PREMIER 53c lb. Spiced Ham Minced Ham The child, who haa a weakness to rases may turn out after flna)| New Walkouts hilt and South Koreans held off 460 formation the conclusion of a full; In Southwest tO|“W."to EXCEPT 1st 2 RIRS Rath'B — Top quality! Veal I.oar one arm which may be only tarn* dtagnoeis not to be polio. ^ | atUcking Reds at Arrowhead slbilltles." The mildly worded and final agreement with Rhee by One of the momentous points In. lb. ..Any expert meat cutter will teU you that a PICNIC porary, became ill June 9. A week. Suspicious cases sometimes are ^ ridge,'six miles to the northeast. broadcasL-advised. the- UN Com­ Robertson could be almost Instant­ volved In the disgrace of Beria is mand to^take "effective steps" to Study Drought Ready to eat (to blue aTapper) whole or ehank atandlag rib roast, rut a(inrt. Is the'Ideal oven . , BARTLETT Inter, the mother received gamma admitted to hospitals aa a precau-1 In East Berlin An Allied observer aald one ly achieved.,if the 78-year-old Ko­ what connection it has with recent roast Hie price Is very low for this quality of CHICKEN OP THE SEA I - tlon and exhaustive .teats later de- j shelling killed or wounded every ma)(e' sure South Korea will rean leader'did not again change moves of the Soviet Government half. We’re RepeathiR Our Low Price On This Favorite glubulln and on June 23 contracted beef . . WR are sure you will enjoy one of these CHESTS polio, but recovered after a brief termlne that the 'patienta do not oria of 100 Chinese trying to leave jtoaerva an armistice. his mind. Washington. July lo’ — — I to slightly normalize some rela- (iMtf Hdf Me Lb.) tender even roasts. TUNA 1 pears May In the hospital, according to have the disease. Berlin. July 1 0 - A'new wav# a western finger of Porkchop hl^ The broadcast advised the UN .. Some officials said the iiiMer- President Elsenhower took off at | tiona with the West and make ges- the Slate Health department. Moat of the state's 51 cases to of aratterad strike# and work alow- Ground fighting alowed aftejMrtie Command to get tougher with standing amounted to aii agree- 9:14 a.m.. today on a flying trip turea of a new look, I.jirxe Size Can Ointmentlng on the caae. Dr. downa apraad over Communist- Rhee. ment. Others, apprechensive about ; Another mighty question of the COME TO PINEHURST PIHEHURST Can CANNED HAM lb. 89c force moved In. ^ _ 1 to Amarillo. Tex., for a conference P lli^ U R S T McPartland laid that it would be .(CMttnned on Paga Bight) ruled East Germany today. (!?hinese troops still hfld parts of It ia now high time for the the way Rhee has vacillated inihe1fi*lhe ! on aouthweet drought with FOR FARM FRESH LEAN This is a ll>12-peund Ham. Swift’s Premium BraM. Angry workers are demanding the northern alope,df Porkchop past between cooperating » govertior* of six atatea. (Oautiaaed m Page EightJo that comrades arrested In the June hill, with small gt^pa of Rada en (GMtliiked e« Page Four). . tniw and going on with the*war.; ,xhe Prestdenfi plane, the Co- HAMBURG We have amallcr aises at varying prices. 17 revolt be freed, and have begun ! trenched on t ^ waateni finger and aaid nothing could be codhfed ai lumbine. «ped westward in perfect WHITE ROCK GROUND backing up those demands by re-' the aouthegstsii edge, cofic^Iuded until ligned and *ealed.' flight weather after Eiaenhower Conferees Set Ceiling fusing to work, refugees reaching On neSrby Arrowhead ridge. Agreement with Rhee Would jwr- ' spent a busy 50 minutes at the U. S. CHOICE REEF West Berlin reported. ^ChlnaaS troops held Ore e.Mtern mit the Unltei^ a 15-minutc Bulletins lb. 39c BROILERS or FRYERS BEEF lb. G9c a ‘ widespread new strike waa outfiost to front of the ridge. But News Tidbits egation to give firm assurances to cabinet .meeting, and' then signed BONELESS * forecast In East Barlin, whece last ROK Second Divtalon aoldiera were the Oommuniat command that ar­ two billi. one to establish a com­ from the AP Wires Of Five Billion for Aid month's rebellion btfan. The anti*' still In position on the western out- Called froM AP Wirn mistice’terms would be fully com­ mission to .study overiapplng fed­ EVERY BAY LOW CommunUt "flghUng group against post. plied uath by South Korea. eral-state functions and taxation, FRUITS - VEGETABLES InhumanityInhumanity" said EUat Berlin Rads Fire 156.966 Bounds The Reds reportedly demanded and the 'other to create a govern­ H(>OAN WI.NS OPEN PRICES FRiESH FRUIT AND POT ROAST Ib. 52c Washington. July 10— Sen- • probably wptild fall Into the Com­ workers havi decided "solidly' to No fighting was l-eported on the London Daily Worker admits— such a commitment agaln again last ment reorganization commission to NATIVE main part of Arrowhead, which Is Oareoustle. England, July 18 at e-Heuaa jmnfereea today agreed| munist orbit, he said, and "then In' lay down their tools again. •ompwhGt ‘rDluctGnUy that there night In a truce meeting at Pan- take the place of the, old agency — Ben Hogap, goira , Uvlag .MIRACLE WHIP:^. •fln a-8».15T;28*,50O-program for" two or-three-years we’ll he* Invtt' At- nridafternoa*. horravar, Uiara heM lrr-4he BOKa.-But the roarof *fe rtaaaea of pedpta to-the Soviets mfonjoim:’ lUfiided , hjr former ' Prestdent waa no r e p ^ of any general atrika | artillei^ kept up at a falrlv steady legeaid.' won the 'Britiaii OgoMi Fiat 33c—Quort SSc VEGETABLES ~ tounjg;,t e n d e r foraign aid to the flacal year up here with a. program that will Union . . . Governor Thomas To date. General Mark Clark. Htxjver. Sammer Sqo(»h''; 'Tax lad. - •Which began July — jmake thia ona fOOK likctwahhu.'* ■yabta-Baat Berlin; although-alow-Since thac hatUo h^aa Mon> Dewey denies pabHobed report TTN'CbrnhSander.' ha» Timlted fill .-RARErS’^-r^- ' Tbay-aet that aa the cellin'g.-In f Dulles-toki -qaastioning'senators dasraa wkich hava haofl .'lB. affect (4^^ algbU about iS0J)0a roimda (K ■tirat ihWidrirrt Rlxenhbwrr has "let iwaponpM'lw-thto point to empha for aevoral daya reportedly con------aerpmpanW t)w Pr«rtitont on the it taundtar • WJibto s«»te' ol CHOCOLATE39C ILUERERRIBS — PEACHES an authorisation bill. Actual "there la not one dollar' tn this bm , - _- - . 4Lbe JmfLWTi” b?. aiziri|' that .South Korea ia a.aovj iColumblpf for his one*day t ^ to j. ttZ- He Jud rmmda af 7A7I> LETTUCE I bead T5c each $1.59 mohay m“ at )W providrii later iii, that to hot there because'mir mill- tlnu*dn«*d In aevararptanta.-aevarmT planta.' '(OWItawe iSa PagO'PWnvl 'to run for New York's goVernor- erel'gn state but atatihg that he Texas. They incliiuded Lyndon B. RED RASPBERRIES — PLUMS In the Soviet tone outside Berlin . , :_____ r-,— • 76-68—282 tor the leeoml Jow- SPAM 4SC L T. WOOD CA s'n appropriation bill which could tary authorities tell ua It la the *“ “ ■* * 'h)p BRBin. ‘ ‘ r will take all steps possible tb JphpSon lb.-Tex», Secretary of eat score la the tournaroeat’a APRICOTS — WATERMaONS Suitable for any cooking method. - be leas.. ' cheapest way to provide for our refugees told of slowdowns and alt-; make sure \ruce terms are car­ Agriculture Ezra Taft Benson. 51 BisMll Street downs In many Wg enterprises K l u g i l i p F o f A s h p B The 55,000 known 0>mmunista1n history. LARGE SIZE CABBAGE lb. 5c The conferees almost exactly' own accurity." acattarad over a wide area. On# D l il I I I k C 8 491 the U. S. should be given choice of ried out. Civil Defense A.dministration Val CRISP Phone MI-3-4496 split the difference on the money , He said It would be "suicide" for deportatioa or Jail according to . Robertson Is understood to have Peterson. Shermpn Adams, assist­ INSTANT allewancea In the Senate and ; small countries like Norway and youth from Gotha said 900 workers . . 8VRI.A ELECTS PRE.SIDF.NT Hale's has Fresh DregseJ Roasters, to a Mg alate-ownad spare p a ^ LOVerS AllCtlOrage James W. Cothran, National VFW used two main arguments to hia ant to the Preaident: Presidential Dsmaarus. Syria. July 16— MAXWELL HOUSE House bills thay were working on .; Denmark to oppose Russia by factory have been aittihg dowm tn-^ commander ...... Noted atomic CUCUMBERS 2 for 15c •nia Senate had voted a 85,318.-, themaelvea. "but they will flght as (Oantiaued on Pnge Fifteen) i(P>— Syrians voted today oa a COFFEE S1.S4 Native Cukes ea. 10c side the plant for aavaral daya. In- -— t- scientist urged - constnictton of (Continued an Paga Four) new (WMtltutlaa and elected Fowl, Broilers. Alto Ready Dressed 000.000 authorisation, the House of-?a common group.” \ Anchorage, Alaska, July 10— atomlr-powrred radar atatlonB to Cellophane 84,698.000.‘«D0. Preaident Elaen-1 -^t the same time, he told repor- their first prswldrat. The aaly (Oaalianed on Pngo Eight) ^ OP)—A black pall of acrid, aul- Atlantic, Pacific and Northern caadidste - was the roaatry'a SAW COFKE. lb. 99c NATIVE CORN PEPPERS Packagea JLTFC hower had asked 85,474,000,000. ‘ “ e group waa going to Cimada to protect nation from at- CARROTS. 2 require the State department and j phurous smoke apraad for hun- stroag nsan. Brigadier Adlb CELERY — GREEN BEANS Frozen Turkeys ond Ducks. San. Bridges IR., N. H.) pre- I dreda of miles over this Land o( i tack, Sbiahekly, Thera, were miaor FRUHE JUICE, bot. 33c iHctctd today the Senate appropri­ MutumI Security Agency I USA I to Communist radio at Shanglial House Unit Slashes* Funds WAX REANS — CABBAGE FIRM. RIPE Justify every Item in the propoeed tha Midnight SOn today, and riasbro betwera Pro-Shtsbekly ations committee which he hfada HearingB Orderetl thick Manket of ash sifted down ' says American people will not be aad oppoaltloa faettoaa la tawna OINO SAUCE 33c EXTRA LARGE CANTALOUPES 39e Ea. "ts not going to scuttle.the foreign 85.200,000,000 bill to minutest dt- tsik from live volcanic eruptions. 1 made 'victim of the "iqad Rhee’s For CDf* Voice^ A ir Bases notaidr OamaaesM. CAMPtEU'S TOMATO OUR SEA FOOD DEPARTMEp* HAS A FINE SELEC­ Bid program." till Postage Hikes Tha violent upheaval from tfiree;: plel to break up a Korean armi- j BANANAS 2 lbs. 31c . Ha said In am. Interview after ■Tve awaya been for foreign SOUP. 4 for 45c STATE BUTTER lb.77e Sid.” Bridgaa ssid. “But I want to Md possibly more, newly activf" atlce." .... A group of Argentine GERMAN ELECTIO.NM SET Sm^RFINE TION OF EASY TO PREPARE riLLETO"; ALSO A haaring Duties and Staasen: "I peaks In the Aleutian range 80! Insurgent leaders of Socialist Boas. Germaay, Jalv l6y-< ^ ^ MIAT SOUPS. 2 for 31c don’t have any Idea I will be able make certain that every penny of Washington, July 10,— — Washington, July 10—(A5—The^Truman budget, particularly to the money U spent, economically Under administration preasura tor miles weal of hers waa touched ■ Party who made peace with Pertm House Appropriations committee instances where the need for addi­ September 6 was offiaally sat aa CANTALOUPES ea: 25c FRESH STOCK OF TENDER WHITE SCALLOPS, 69c Ib. to vote for the full appropriation off early yeaterday. I last week called national convert- j hacked heavily today into new OLAMORENE TOMATO JUICE Igt. can 29c Manchester's Piano asked. I am confldent more aavinga and efficiently.” action at this sasalon of Congrsss, tional funM did not becomt appar­ paMlag day tor the rlertlaa a( 8 BRINE PACK The committee called Frank C. chairman Rees (R-Kanl\of the In the next 10 houra, five heavy I tlon to elect new party leaders. {funds requested by PreaUlent ent .untir'after Truman had left aew West Oenaaa ParWaaieat . Qt. $1.29— Va G d. $2.29 can be made.” la aa anasuarrawat today by Distributor for Ph«M Pick-up Ordm Should Be CaHtd In thk Day Be­ .Bridges opened his hearings be- Nash, aaatatant Secretary of De House Post Office committee or­ explosions sent flame, smoke and! Rew York Hospital says Senator | Elsenhower tor Civil Defense, the office. HARVARD REETS 27c WHITE TUNA con29c PEACHES 2 lbs. 33e rora the authorization bill, which fenae, to testify behind closed dered immedlats hearings today on lava chunks shooting miles into xalt will walk for first time since ; "Voice of America” and Air Force Much of the money aupplementg PrealdeBt Tbaodsr Hewaa, A aSW • SOHMER fore Piek-ap, for Better Bervtcf. Thank Yor.. seta reilinga for the'sums that ran doors on military aspects of the P(Mt Office tsquests tor n 8240,- the sky. An Air Force pilot said i exploratory operation Wednesday.. | base construction. fundi already.appropriated for the Buadstag (lawrr baasr)' af 4M ODORLESS SHURFINE CATSUP bot. 19c • GULBRANSEN THOMPSON SEEDLESSBS8 ' be appropriated, had bean passed program, and Secretary of the 625,000 Incraase in postal rates. tha smoke columns reached up- House Ways. and Means committee | It recommended, subject to flacal year that started July 1. mrmbera will thea be alactad fag, RENUZIT >/a GoL 99c by Congress. Senate-House con- Treasury Humphrey J.o a later Poatmaater General Arthur E. ward at Icaat 50,000 feet. approves Mil to take 20 par cent House action next week, an 84 per Major cuts Imposed by the com- a four-year tena. • WURLITZER taraaa on this measure were re­ public aeaalon. Summerficid haa reeommandad Rip Mouatata Top taderal tax s « Ucketa to movie cent cut to the 81.069,996.084 rq- mittea included these; . ' GRAPES lb.33c Grtcu Stpmpo Givmi With Caah Salea. ported near flnal agreement Secretary of State Dulles and across-the-board hikes In existing Known to have ripped off their theatres. questad by former Preaident Tru- Air Force construction—No new DULLES REES • HARDMAN Dulles told the appropriatlona MSA Director Harold E. Stasaen rates, including ona-cent rnlsea to tqps were 11,050 foot Mount Spurr, Bridgeport's autatandlng bera. man for right federal agencies and jfunda approvad. Truman had re- Waablagtao, Ji Op«n FRIDAY Ev^niiif oemmittec yesterday It was hla made a vigorous ' defense of the tha coat of sanding first class and 16,600 foot .Mount Torbert and an Lieutenant Donald F. Daly, 24, activities, allotting them 8188,-! quested .700 million. dollars and Sor iwtary a< Stata LIMES 2 for 15c prediction "tha entire mutual proposed spending In the currant air mall lattars. uhnahied con* nearby 4,500 faat haa returned home from the war- 155.584. Eiaenhowar <00 millioos. The com •Ig Tbrae F< ^ asearity program will collapse it fiscal year as Bridges’ commlttae Summerflald asttmatad tlia addl- high. Tha Air Force said other front . . Charlea T. McQoeeney There waa no overall compari­ mittea approved 8240.778.000 and OMaftag ta ^ KEMP'8 aubatsntlal cuts sra msda" In the oponad liaarlnga yaatarday. ttonal ravanua, plus a recent 180 volcanoes tn tha wlldemesa rogion gppiitated ■eaeagtaR edltar o f tlu son with the rtvlaed monsy ra- ordered that it bo taken from ,JRHB6 6f I* Fr TtoJWllALCeo. New Haven Ragister succaediiig quasts madt by Blsanhowar. In "b o s w pending Mil. UntU 8 : 3 0 INO(mPORATXa> LEMONS 4 for 25c aa Page Nloe) (CMtiMMd oa Fbgo WM^) the lata Roger A. OoimoUy. soma casap tharn was ab origbtal (O w « •) Faraitare «pd Male n s t would mesn eome countrlee (Cantiawd a* Fag* RIgbt) « %