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t v , NO. 2.121 ‘.(S IX T E E N P A G E S ) MANCHESTER^ CONN., MONDAY, JULY 2, l?5fi (ilaaalfled vAdTerMllaf' OB PRICE FIVE CEI s \ U.S. To RcodW y.
' , Pitt.sburgh, Jul.v 2 (/P)r— G en eral M anaF ^r R ic h a rd . n>«MaKe to the Director#^,. The governrheht has taken a Martin" has recommended ; 1A1-' ^A laying# * couple .of preliminarj^step toward re- . DUdget of *4,-; unur^ihe town has aome antic vh'al of atalemated contract JS V' o»8,475 whlth, on ,_the 1955.(experience vvltil ^ Hie interim talk* in the nationwide strike Grnhd Liat will-trequire a 36- budget. He aaya new procedurea of 650,000 United Steel work ers.' ,•■' , ; Both the union and the T»a*ic Niii,e Injured steel Industry have Indicated will-1 ^ and end! JiinevSO. IMT. It now r*'^elP{ inanes* to _return td'the bargain- j /k jj' foea'before the Broad of Dlrec.-— bL Lt*_j^***^*****”h*— **" <-hangxng fn g ‘tsble- But neither aide has tors, which must act on it by Aug, i the fiscal .^yeav '^rohi a ^ Iast|§ Rock 10^ ■ , ' ' ^ * ! 15 beginning to, a July r loginning, made'any mbve In'that direction each apparently waiting; for the . ilartin arrived at the figure fcu- {^he ^ard'decided tentatively to other to make the first .overture. Queens A-Lab \ lx< the 10', month period bv ad'juM- ^or 3/fiths the total "mount of A tentativt mbve toward pos.- |j^ -■'ing a 12-month budget he hadJ l' be financed by ta;m- sible-government intervention 'to ■: New York -V ' prepared- ’ '' -- *”•'* to borrow 2 Stlis to be ------uly 2 oPr- A dduWe Martin's 42-mont'h budget was ■ Pdtd bark later, , * break the bargaining Impasab "nd; explosion rock^ an atomic re Berliii, July 2 (A*)^The^edPblish Artny today scaled off bring a quick settlement'Urns tsk-.' search laboratory.^today! injuring the. East German border tb intOMept rebel workers fleeing M7S.OOO higher-than the estimated ' WltllN,$3.324.672 of.-the $4,698.- en yesterday in Washington-' by' nine persons:' ' . ' •xpenditures for (he current year,; 475 budget for lOJ-2 months to be Joseph Finnegan,, director of the Officials of' Sylvania Electric fnim a nwssive police itjundup in tn ^ ity of Poznan. which are $4,]2.9|7,041.ip. And the financed from taxes, a 3,^5ths pay- Federal Mediation Service. | Products Ihc.. operator of the West German, travelers ai‘rivihi^-from Poznan, wliero 10',-month budget is'92 per cent ment would he 24 mills 01 the-J955 of the figure for the whole year Gi and and 2,51^..would be Finnegan *aid he wanted to con- j plafit.. swiftly announced the. blast rtfers staged a idoody thrne.-day revolts^.w eek, said the period. ■ -ti -rm.-, loiCB. 14»f i iin-'i.’tact; bothwwui biuci sides? "tow discuss vs.«.the | was wiu ’’iibtynot nuuiearnuclear inIn nmurc,nature," - miiny-allay- C^dmiuilist Army has beayily reinforced rig, frontier gar ■ If the n»l^n risons and Rod tanks for the first time are^Tiatroling the mpnth fiscal j H, indicatedU,dlc..«l heh. wl.shedwl.l.«l to to- m»l meet utances I..ahad been ai«h.rma..discharged Oder Jliver V ^ ^ lii' instead of the interim year, it I ninst be used a second, time'to ef-',i^eparatel.v in Jthe near future with Five of .th'e nine htirt were taken A immpila'tibti:^! -fyewilness v _ g g would lake a 39-mlll rate to fi-Jfect the fiscal year changef i n«vtrt~ ...... l' McDonald USW ' bresl to hoapitals. One w-ija reported in eatimate8\v«6elved'sby 'vrosterRl .[M „ m gj,*g^l J m fcilrg j "’" ‘i m i d^nt- "hd “ h^ A. S tep h ^ s U.S. critical eondithen. \ . diplqniatic- tonrees in 'yi^iik'^ar ' i».A€$.IloA.HyUJl, -TIlS S ^ O Grand Uat W.ould Increase by f the 3,5ths for payment early th ' end outstripped sll previous TeporM d f a • $1,500,000 olsirv the. last’ Grand 1987. Meanwhile, hoivever the . The blasts, coming wilhini *e)S- casualties in 'IMXnan," This coni- ^ -e4van~-nan-a-m w A anm aw aiaac List.- • ^ 'Board will probably jeduce Mai-! - , ----- tdnds■ of each other, damaged sd thi pilation said the dead probably,;;^ €*A -1 1 1 OlAA'-.lpAUO ■ That would amount to a 44mill I tin’s'budget. If it follows the pat- i Finnegan talked b.v phone with,,pcond floor-of Metallurgy labora- .ArthUr J. Goldberjg, ufiion general; tones at Sylvaniaj 56-' acre ret totaled "close to 1.000." T h "■ ' f a i “'Increas*,-since the present rate is . ^ -— . The Polish government has an-! W a sbI K lflA fl* 15 mills. . , (Continued bn-Page Bight) cqunsel, in New York, and said he , gjarch center in the bayside sec^ expected to have another- t a 1 k tjon of Queens,' about-12 miles nounced- 'that $8 were killed and j J-fAflPV/ with Goldberg today in Washing- ^fopi New.-York " City's midtown .^,0 wounded. • But w-eslern biisi-t-! . ' ares. , ...... neas men arriving here .aiid in Waahingtom^'Njuly V May Resume .S'fter.'HnUda.v xj,* renter conducts research West Germany from^PoKian'esU- Mansfield (D-MoSi, prop. i Goldberg said he and Finnegan o^ atomic fuels, atomic reactor an^****^*** from dgy shipments of Aitol^ I discussed no concrete plans forrebmponents and processes. 200 to 6OT ' , products to all eastern''B^rope*I^ ,.^ Wilson Set to Spend resumption - Of negotiations. Thia _ - * * * * ' " l^uountriea, provided the fora^oes union ahorrtey said he doubts if Twenty-five windows in the The Vienna sources .said 240 ' to children and destitute pSnuma, building tank.s were used to restore order in | ■ Undersecretary of State Herbei t > b lo in om N he company said', Poznan. [Hoover Jr., offered frw food for afUi .Independence Day; and much equipment was ds4n- E x tra $ 8 0 0 M illio ii „i,,„k^man for U.S. St.eeL^tradi- day -tional leader of the indust^', said f ged- - The block-long structure, trobpy were reported blocking, "serious disordeni'ordet in Poiaian surrounded by a high wire fence, ■ highways leading Wgs.l and re-ii which Hooy'e'r -said seem to bo the company lia4 not been contact- is several hundred feet .from other Washinjflon, Jul.v 2 (A*)— Secretar.v of Defense Wilson ,«<* by Finnegan, pn^ said plant buildings which were not.af Oiovlng Polish suspects from cars I mairked by deniand.s IpJf the pop^- said toda.v the extra $800 million Cbngrresa vUted for the Air wiH|^, db'every- fected. and train.a. .1 lation for bread." - T The nine ihji red. Were ariong Arrivala from " the East aaid' Hoover made the offer throi Force '‘will be spent w'hen the.v jire needed'* but there will be ] clOaely, acreened automobtiea and i ‘be Ameiican Red Crosa, no new speedup in B52 bomber produetbri,-.Asked- his attj- Where 12S Perished tralna are being allowed to croM |‘b“ agenc.v lo determine wKether , tilde towTifdiTird thi.s mone.v, Wilson told the Senate Air Poiver.nd’s farm and factory output J« »,w w»,n ,h,y - Ccvlon Islaiid i ‘“ email. 25 poif emen Bstin|ates bf thoae arrested ran Mansfield, in a speech drafted (%ngfeM ovairode admiptstrsi- hr * photograjiher vrho sped, to aa h i ^ aa 2,500 men and. women. for ■ the Senate before Hoover ^'tion recommandatlona as (o Air "They-'jiave sealed off the bor- acted, pfoimsed that Congress Fbrpa needs and put into the gen- er alStratTon'f^r friMro conUn.lnation . aiithbrize gifts and sales of. sur- Militarv Bases kand instructed to-t.$ke further rou der to catb)i all lyhO might be tiy--. anil defenae appropriation bill an "T" ' __ > \ vent the strike. Said HarrinK.h:.- ing to fleeXweatwards,” one re- pjiu Tarm commodities to all Iron additional $800 million, chiefly for • j„i.. tine hospital tests' sfjjhin three Ciictain countries as one of a ^"No effort was made .in Wash days. , sponsible w ti^n -traveler said. r' ■ cM^rcr^t ington to use the.piesttcfc of Uje PepulatioiKTerroilzed munVr of moves to counter new presidency to bTing.the parties to Another, aubmntiating-intiating- the R"“ i*n .trade end aid tactics. • gether, in an akra^ment or even wonian’s account, said, ‘the purge He said the satellites should ba to delay the iiti ike. This is f.nother , seems to be taking a ^ an tlc size. ottered these product* ''provided wltimold the money ft«m the d,,.w a swift denial from example bf the Elis'enhower adm in-' Top Democrats The pop'ulation is terraiHied be there la assurance that the food CMgrew r ‘hr "«»"» government. cause secret police are flaunting and other products so supplied the atreels. Informers are^very- shall In fact go to the peoples -of - ■^Determined to XMn-r In ' j Race • ’ Blast where. Nobody trusts evm\hia these countries.” ' JE Mansfield )iad -sharp words for a i to whether the fithds ,might be i i . By THE ASSOCIATED FRCS^ any other uprisings in advance. vihb;- Chairman and Senate liaiaon plannednTannoi build-uphiiiiii.iin 'nfof B52RS2 hnmherbomber ■** ^ase OH (he Indian-Ocean liland. The n«'vly''e)’'cted leader of the (Continued on Page Two) Three Democratic presidemMi agent, of^tne Democratic National production would have' gone ahead hopefuls-flung weekend cfiMvism' sS r (CoaUnued op Page Eight) CpB ..without the added money voted by Asian dorainioh;, who - wants hiS at President. EisenhoiyerXwhose Congress and that he had received f^ n jlry Jo' play Ik neutral role in world .affairs, told a S"wa confer i supporter%cDntinued.rt> ^ d firm- "no recommendation-from the Alt ‘ • j ly„toda.y to the -unconfirmed vaa- Force to older an. additional-apeed- ence a join*t ^ritl^ll-Ctylonose Marilyn Weds statement on the'^future of the sumption he will' again ' be' the Russian People BJdmed Up." Republican candidate. Wilson said that even if the en ba.seii will be issued this v eek.d>>;^. Britain- has a big naval baae'at PlaW riglit for I"Gby.XAvereIl Harriman of New Ti' tire $800 million' Vvere devoted to fork--iaaued the sharpest blast B52 it would mean getting "only Trlncomalce and an air case «K C about TOO-more of them,"^ Kalunsvak^ They are important uring a farm^belt tour of Iowa a m ^ "We are already goirigialong on staging points Til. Britain's im tS? O I I I I - JL lIIlC ^! Minnesota and".North Oakola.- a sound progism," he said. "None perial comiipiiuratiQna with her H arrim a^ said ^In Ues Moines of ua thinks there should be kii- j Far Bla8'lejmpbcaessi6i». w-Rbxikiry, Jm rT lK :-$^arilyn j other, step-up in B52 production ' Bandafanaike has beeh .discus- M o n ro e^ d Arthur Milliir Failure Curb St^n In e arlier'^ stlm o h y , VVil.son„in- sinj^he future of the Drllish-iun their marrtagc'Vowa .veaterday af-1 aUted this country has not . fallen per.sf.ncll.v with British ternoonjh a religious ceremony: "'.‘*'7, S’"* V.A . - , " By ROV ESSOr.AN s-those :ions would 'not havAv • behind 'the Soviets’ 'in air ♦pow^ 'Prime Minister' Eden, his Oxford peifpw^bv Rgbbi Robert Qold7 ""r "Jtic.l factors in the .-'Yloscow, J-u.Iy' 2 (A*r—The SoAlet .been supported,by the people. development and said - the B-52>4' Universit.v clas.smatc. during ses This is the confluence of the Colorado and the Little Colorado Union's Ooroipiijrtlst chieftains said “Moreover, any. such action ' iTrirtelv kie- Jhla- ,couau-^'.s .lJU^.on- sions here of the British C ornu-.on^ river near Grand Canyon, Ariz.. (top photol where rescue parr''' today, it. was Joseph Stalin's sup-. would have been considered . , as -•tlnenlal heavy bbmber /X,- js wealth prime ministers. Oea found the wreckage'of two huM airliners. The top arrow poVt ffbin the Russian ^ople that a. move to undermine therunity of "quite superior" to 'ttf^'' Russian The Asian leader aal(l his'!- -Iks to keep their aecond w^ding iust H “ 7 ‘ ‘^ ^ ,‘“* P8Pe«;«- H« doesn't points to wreckage;of the United Airlines plane.' loiv^afrow kept . them frofi rising against the party and government," ✓ 'eounterpart. ^ j with...... Eden lave heen goJng.j'vety -points to'-the TWA Conatellatiim. .-.'■'Charred area-ip;:^enlev of as.quiet a.-the flrst-allyil ckre- ^‘’7 rkiwer photo is wreckage of. Unlted“airliner. hinj--not; lack of courage. . . ■ The — statement claimed mMy of In fact. WilaojV'iaijt; if the table* if u-.ll^-p)|. ■■ ______,...1 put b efo r^ lm . So, he just doean t The Central Committee of thieT^talin's excesses ------were Tsxposed------"■ w are reverged -if- the Riiaalan Wh(ft’a going on." 4~ Soviet .Comim'nist party iaaued a | onhv after lie-died whenTlie Soviet Bison 'K tkir% » superior to the c Republican' 6.000-word 8tatei --enl to explain | government-exposed'"the criminal' aa thA -F to is-to the Blson- Judson_ Mor- why the' coiiltry's preseift rylers * ' . WMht be greatly worried.” he'said,- Counlv * ' ’l)otise, retorted: waited until, after Staljn was dead ...^ontlnued-.Oh Page EighU / -Tt was Wilspq's second day be-^; Bandirariaike was /a surprise M 1 2 8 u e ■tbtdenounce,him. •’ / This lime Ihev’wknt lb make a jackaas of himself,-but no “ for# the aubcommittee W'hich is w inn^ in Ceylori'a elections last biic whera the service waa per It aaid Stalin was sp popular af- ’ making a general 'study of U.S. Apriy He' pledged' In his. cam- formed at the home of M''- ""d candidate ever availed himself World'War Il'tha*. .he Soviet • ■ 'It -I air power with particular empha- pal|pT fo strip Britain of control Mrs. James B arrett about 4 p.m. ab completely-'of the dubjous-,pm1r ^Ikvo Craved Planes "popple ,would>m ither have under sis on this country’s poaition rela- lege as Mr. Harriman''"' did 'in: stood nor supported any move The Pulitzer bfiee-winning play- Iowa." ‘ ' Bulletins" tlT# to Russia. ' “ 1/ (ConHnued oi Page Fifteen) wrigliL said today that the pub against him. ‘ . ■ . t Morhouse said.------Harriman____ "*» licity egused b,\1 liis courtship and Grand f^njhn, Ariz., July'2 i-AI- The tragic flights began on a - It also asserted that threat of , fro m th e A P W ires . .i mk'.riage to4J?.e Hollywood glam- usuaf. w»e not speaking for the —All, 1’28 perions aboard sunny morning in Los Angeles, "capitalist e.icircleu.ent" was an .or., queen haa i'hjcreasrd interest in people ,of New Yijrk State.'' He giant airliners Whic)»_crasbed. into; The planes took off, three minutes other reason tfie preaenHeadership his colonial two-story framehouse' predicteii jNew, 'Yorll :would.Tgive The Gfaprl Canyon'were found apart,, the ..Super'CpnsteHiatlon could not iiavy risked disu lily ’’>y K.AILROAD TO IDLE Sd>00 . Ike Repor|ed‘Stronger, is Roxbuj-y, which has been on the Rtaenhowjer a-,« miUion yotej. re- dead, ,‘he ..Saturday" dis-, first, then the^DC?,- - ousting Stalin.'Mdl-ebVer-, it added, j Daltli|»rr, July ,* (gi — The market for five years. He has in-. election margin," esperially »G Mr. aster the' -worst in commereijM The tw-o-liners 'were jie.x't heard the dictator'll "i'brst Ityimei Were Raltitnore and Ohio RaUroad to*, j ttrui;ted his j^ea I estate agenta ‘b - Harriman is the-Pembcratlc can- aviation history. fronrovei- the ArizondrCalifprnla not revealed unlit a-.er-his death. day eonoiiiu-iiji :)) wUt furlough^ ' I show the house only, to" people W ho'■ Helicopter 'crews planned to'risk border about 200 miles east of Los PiibllshedTn Praxda .ypoo employee (weauto bf^a f Defense Bill I seem to be "aerloua prospective! the treatllerous peaks and aifccnsf Angeles. The statement, drgiten as a reso:- subetantM lb** of- freight busi " i purchasers, gne) .the'n only after- (CXialinued BS" P ag^ rents of . the V^t gotge’fo-t'ry to The Constellation, bound for lutibh'of the Central ChimmUtee, ness'’ d()irihg. the sjleel .strike. 1 the couple leaves on their planned.’ remove-'the iiOdies today; Kansa.H Cijy, checked in at 10:55 spread over two"' pages of CeUy»burg. Pa., Auly 2 i/Pt .HagfJ ty was asked if Biserihow- j.trip,to England.- — : A •'Tran.S'Vyorld Airlines super- a'.ni. (M$T). To. the south, thp Pravda, the party’g nq,wspape_r. and '■ THREE F'.ALL 55 F'BET I* . , President Kisenhawer, reported' fir ’iiMite any coiniBenl when l.e Miller said: "I know there haa 'Constellatioh'-and a United/i^rline.s DC7,',enfdute to New York, re-“ tMamrii abroad by Moscow i^dio. Bristol, July'Z-ig’r-p-Threkinea -f#«ling "stro n g ri/ and .DC7 appareritlyv.coUldod-jft-flight ported it was over Lake-Mohaye . It clearly' was Tfnlended taa- a wene injured,; „pne ■fteriouslyt signed i t billt tway S - :srNews1 01 Tidbits before they tvenf down 'in the on the Colorado River at 10:58'’ reply to critics of the -KThinljn's when a scaffold' which they were $S4,656,727',()O0l/ defensense btit On blllioiH'idollars'more than the ad- reilllcreally ■«rinn«serious." ■• __ — , T | T- northern A r i z o n a wastelands - The next and laav mess'age anti-Statln cam paign bPth; inside lulng to work on a house, col which he suffsTed a defeat In Con- ministration puvioaed.'. - "agerty api) outside the S m ie t.Uniop. ■ ' ^ '-,X< One of ■ hiS' agents co)iflrmed Culled from AP Wire* Safnrday, ■ . - "i; heard'from e ith ir -ntane Came lapsed,. tossing them eoiAe S8 ~ i«vU gress. ,/ ' . -.' I said: . ■. ' i the spurt in. the number of inquir Both airline .and governmen government from " the ■ ----- DC7 a t'J l :32 a.m. (MST), Leaders of Communist parties in feet lo the. groi«nd. Injured and Etaenhovvir also signsd. in an "N o, He signed the bill." ies and offered his opinion’' that euthoritieir-ara'- investigating Ihei It aa'id:' "W c,are going',.." Western,,, Eillope and the United takea to. the Bdatol Hospital hour-longyw'ork session \\1th aides The defense bill is the one .which ‘ ' - J • • - ;.-J- States have critteized' Moscow’s Ally. - Gen. Saiah ■Touqan-’of JragedjiiThe planes were eh route WM-e Peter Jatebs, 12. of Win- who llew/hei'e.from Washington, an'kicked up a battle between the (Continued of) Pnge Five) cast from-Los Angeles at the timF ((Xtntinued oii Page F'uur) methods iii the'> dowt^ading of stfd, back and spinal lajiutiM de- $to8,10^000 public works bill fori Senate and Secretary of Defense Jordan knnountxa former Preihler Tew'fik ,^biil Hu(la has.eommltfed of tMi-.,tragedy. The .Oon.-i't>llatioh StftMjiUlhfy toye asked w'hat sA-lbed a* oerioua; [ita brother ti)e 'MnnMSM' Valley.,. Authority) Wilson. A i signe ' i t h-vivides------‘-■— carried 64 .passenger.s and a crew was the rple of tKcprekent Soviet Harry, ''SS; anlcir, and,WinaloW ■iilrlde by hanging hijnself... Na leadership during the yeaff^^alln (TVA:) and olhejrIher aflenries., ,:.al)dn Assn. (NBA* of six: the, DC7 .53 pas.sengera and C'driey, $3 , Bristol, back. Irhite Houaese 'preas sei-retary senhower-req-jeated for hU defense ; 'I five crew; members. ,'l ' " / Big Airliners ]Ve.ar wsLs committing ,th[e crime*- of flrtrtold s news <-on-I actJvHles In l.ie,fi8caU’ear that ber' y - j[ . iT Vv" lays down transcontinebtai bar ;w-hivh he. la now .acxiused. . j^ a a c. Hag(f)(tr tpid rage of ..leiegriwn* in final -effort -to TTie WTe.ckage was found oh two ! u f lJJri SOVIET AIR iM»M erenc# the President's-'esidetit'a doctors Ih-'f gan yestcrdiy. ‘ ' : [ i36V |^li IjD '4 jD 'H t o M C S ' The.-lohg resolution reviewed ' Wiesbaden, GermaaS"’ * *MAiejn#«le1^ea* "’f - ' / .T' push federal school. building aid jagged buttes at tSie aoutheksterp^ Crashes Every Day /formed him .)hla morning Bisen , Preslilent Concerned top -of the canyon, one of Ameri- .what it described *a the historical Cfi---Gen. Nathan F. Twlnlag, through to,passage In this waning backgr6 und„,ahd causes of Stalin's hower is ‘'conr(ing along fine" in re Ih"aRproving the-o‘he;' import “irtl'E?AssotifSi.lW PRESS se.ssiop->of (Congress. __ ca's most bepu’ltfur. but ruggOd j)nd ,, IVnalmigtim,'July 2 tg*-- Inade Just back from an l-day covery, from his June 9 -operation. ant measure hk stlrheJ today. E| -In .the tM>rst 48-hotif period on President XnttfriTeavasT^y- plpn# ihwcressible areax. quate rygiilacion‘'of. the Nktion'a rise to supreme ppWer. It said, the | toW newsmen todayday tho ’ In-a change of plans; however, "c^ce ^ n n e c tic u t Kighwa.vs .in many ’ for Manila and ,m ajor adhiresa he', jThe-.buttes are a two-day k'he cnmvded airwaj-s causes -g daily drive to "correct h is’error* had lieen I Soviet* have -."a Very fine ai* the Army doctor w'ho .pipiformed over Congress' action Jrfll’O'ling Sl montha, aeven peraona'ilied in traf.' - will make ther#, Jl(ly 4 .. .'Ijluards over perilousrilotis terrain from. Ilhe average of" four "near-collisions" ' ky , tt’fHKtJ force." Twining sidestepped the operation did __-no(“_____ return____ to Artliyj.p'ngtnter p-(':oje«s .which b fic accid ;nt# betweei)>‘8aturda'Y and : filing, shotguni cOt short-'iiot at nearest road. The only ' w;a; to '‘aiiipng airliners, a special govern- f ----- leadfis; I^atUcked "sian-1 , neW'B confereace ' question as .to Washington originally an- -' h/j^ ndt teepnimendF^.. .7 a.m. touay.; ./ ■: 1 Indiana reformaton’' but not be- Ti^ch thefie masisesirtasises orof mj-iafm eiaf ., -.fijag wag-' menit advisbi^'. gfbup '.said early deroua -asaertion*7------in ---- -the West.------J the relatlve.atrengthoftheUi.fi. nounced but doetdod to stay at-the Eisenhowat sgid ini.|a stat.ement Two of the accidents killed^'two fore . eight prisoneis and twm m'ents and torn bodies sooner is by this year. ,V- / ■ ' that.fitalln'ridlctatiorahip had beeni mid Sov)ei lilr anns hut s a id fa,rm ,a few more days, that tbesjies(i pirojjsotaprojjsotg v(i'!vtl'i cqst'cqst the ' persona each. /~ 'j^atda w-erp, wounded and the iijt hFlieopterr^"-——— Tlie .finding pointed up Ratur- made , lible by the undemoci-atlft,i^t_ ‘not oueprloed" by what ' 'Hflileriy akid...lKU) aoelslon by governme:nent i l \ t billioil n^reTtlian "TPao .-aervlcpAien suffered fatal ctitutipn'a -mesa ' halli badly Ospt'."' James.' Woms*k7~a'''heli-^ aky's; dual tragidy. in .fligbt o»er" -hat-ur of the Soviet system apsD jmw, Maj. Leonard D; Heaton, did noit the fedssral b'ldtot callsi for. injuries th is/lo rn ln g in Brookl>-n. copter pilot.who![flew- ffoT'be o r grash' A.riz'ona ■ the ,.jyrB)-king- -of.': J.\vo clalmejd ■’'**•" Soviet society is basically reflect any chahge-;ip Dl# Presl- said this would’^haverl a Aserioils" just west e^DsnicIron, when their ' New'.York,:lle*ald Tribjune aa.vs acep^ yesterday with two other 'grRnf-:'«iTlfnera.;igno loss of '1285g-'.tTmeiiatofei((.-;-despi);en Stahl)'# . in- CBBTEUEA IN HOBPITAt denl'a rondilion. ’lagerly, a. it the effect on futrie'cbnn.'iitmenta of cars colliMd; In another accident miaaing Colunibia- University lec men, had:‘this' comment on .the lives. , ' - ■ •“ ' fliiencei--'.'' ■' R . I .. Washingtan. duly S Oafi»".. only rtoion for It w ai.^at Heiton the goVern.mfent, \ thli moUling a jriick driver was turer Jesus De GalLidez has ralood- plan to renJove bodies from the If ll--_W8:r (he woiwt disaster ii),!■- Anylactloir againaFfithlih' during gretwnaa : Afiiert W. (plotoltoe. interrupted a- vacation . to take Hsigelrty said the. doctors taiJ enushe^to dfsth in Unior.. ' .more than $1 railUon (p r. Spanish aread ■ *comniercial avigtion histor’l'.. - ;,hkkli‘etiins -"would not have been repnaaBtaHyo tram -tha MfipA' oar# or thd .^« 4iid«lfi‘ am) iip| .him the President Ireported IWjT Twordrpwiilngs. one- in Hamden Ba;^ue government In' exile . . . There'# not a hell, -dir a 'lo t The goxeiTiment already has em- 'pi^erstood "by the' pedpi*,'”/ the d lat^ , haa heed adnaitted w'OJrta t()](p#t Iff somk golAawrolher frfdi'pliig. he is ."feallng stronger' ind/one - In' Slai iford.' gaye-, tHe Cfincili, worker is In eeribue con i^pwnThtire-that.anyone;# going !»■ rk-ed ori'k.,'f|iyej yeai- prograhi to geshlution said. It continued: Iho Naval HoapilaL a t recreation b«tfital in* Ripglihg'.' %r^jd, Bamuni'Balleyj-braah ” ------— were a-'-fantasUo aeiiea* of elaar^ anVoaa who wouM h»T| .(^tUiM d ja 'Pago Tifc) .(OaBttunad aa P a to Four) i • '*Bjg.Top-'* ' ^ c^cidancggi .(GeaHaiwi) mi .*ace F)m)’ ' EMtea h|) otaiaaC- N 'f. ./'■■ V-. r .- . V
•V ' ‘ S r ■ ' t vVr'. i\. /* -/ / ■ A : r- r i f l B T W O MANCUESTEA EV ^lNG HERALt). M A N C ^T ^dO N M , MOND;^ .JV LT^, 19s/ ■' :__...... ^__ ', , j , „: - "" ...i^* .-.III II... ■—. i^,.-,i..^'i-»iii ...... ,.';>,^«.‘.^ .-\i'-' ■,'.i X .i.'V - III if . y ' . ■ X N' SlANCHfcSTER EVEKING HERALt), M A N ck^TER, COf?N« MONDAY, JULY 2. PAGE and nomination of op tor a 8-year, . n^stHk* contract Rock ^ l e Bc«ri,' held July 16. which they, said woul(P mainta.ln /JIf, c ‘ V ' M o - A < .y ' AHde E. Mahr ' stability in Ihe industry. Later the Cotigftlry, H e h r o n <5-^'’’ \ ierdrsarvices will be held to- Sillf T o w h companies offered a pact to' run EASTWOOD ------‘‘M.y X" , - jw attSilSa.m,', for-the widow four years and four month* but W e^ d clin g s titr Oppose Keene'^ a I^(iholas:dvMahr, Mrs. Alice E. with a proportionate reduction In BiehaeJ kattoa' vieter J»rr- Tov^lPaxes Due, rreJ. gfarck Patr6i warns Jahr;..7.i, pf'R*)fan Rd., who died ByEARLYOS'P benefits. .) * ■rs.; DistrictSem last night at City'Stospltai after a ■ The union, ac'iniatoriied ■ tO . b i^ a n d c r ,uru8-Thompson- M&fjFiiCe Hours Set long liyiess. ' Nv 2-year contract, rejected both pro ■ / ''' Smiling Wervdall Jhcbba of 62»,jrhsm Biyb here-Jupe 26, 1883,'she .was' ailvetr stars; 35 years. posals, Saying It did not want 'to ,.x H j^ q n , July 2-/Special I —rMrs. ■ y rt High St. ia picttired-displaying tha onABbld star; 40 years, two gold x ^ a n f is h " * RockvUl*. Jiily 1 (Special)—U . b^ei.. o r g i^ e d under A j^ tic v t the .Ilcibi State Sen. Rbbert^i.. I scJjedjefed for the L^giopr court on of th^ Ladies 'Auxilihty. A 'publicX^the nation's '.three Jrfggest l;U-4:M-lkiM Keenay. Somersvllle, wlU be op-’ W>t St. (Captains/are Urry Order 'of..Hibernians, and * worn by all regular apd suM Among the carriers, Carroll Mc- ' larried the ball ■ Joiv*be..'l'**lc .warned by Coventry Safely Patrol home on the Hebron-Bolton - road, long,-but 'X. officiala, that laws regarding -the poaad by Democrat Rep, Roscoe P. Ustemba. Robert *BefTKer,\ Daniel ter 'member of the Rockville carriera apeiCial- ih' me-'^uiro of 381, Summit SL 1# a 34- .determined sbsel companies In the^j^oliaiiona,^ Taxes- were- d)ie '';^*lerday, the TUbpt, Andover for tha,35tb Die< Walker, . Edward/ Bfltnw ,and .Hospital Auxiliary. chAnics a'nd gmrage^eh'-'before yeSr man; Evan. Nyquist o^ 40 to win a g ’eeinent. Wed.: "The Man Who Knew operation of either an inboard 'Or Cdnk(ats of nine OtMc major steel Too Mnch” deadline being Aug. L trtct-aeat. I.Charlea Prelle.Jp, ' ,Besides Mr husband, she leaves ’April 1, 1957. T he;tfou8ers and (2lhurch St., 24 years; and Frank At eqe str6ki-,, walkout-at flrnuSwatchdi(/^osVly and gave 'r- outboard motorboaj.. on Lake Keeney waa renominated^satur- Basketb^ ReglstnUloh,. tjiue sons, David and 'John F. of cap are light -blue with maroon Avignone of 118 N. Elm St., and hUdnighi Sliturday ent^qff 90' per Wangumbaug will be" strictly *n- ;She will also be at/-the Town advice. '.to ^ d this summer. ■ Clerk's office for the same purpose day ^ot a second term aa^epubll- Rcgiatratipn of teams interested this xCltV,'^ahd Frederick P. of pipmg down'the aide of the trou Jbaeph Twaronite of'84 Spruce SL, cent; of the naOon'a prod^tidn of ' As sora-^as the strike started, e?ut MJidldate for thy/State Sen in pldylng,*ln an outdooi; basket South/ Windsor: two^ . daughters, sers and a maroon band on -.the 20 years each; steel,Xnied In practlc'nllj^jevery • X l^ lsw enforcing body spokes-. on the following date*' July. 3 and. cap. Dat)t blue shirts complete the nnanufacturlng process. ■ McDoitald’s 840,000--a-'year salary J, ' mah..Mid anyone, who operates a , 31 from 10 lO 12 r.oon; and 1 to 3- ate from the SSth'PfatrictV Talbot ball Ieagp^e At Henry Park' Will be Mrs. Alice Blaijchfleld'pf Manches stopped. So did the pay of the haa the andorsejnent of. the Tdl- Wld at' 8 o'clock tomorrow and ter and M'rs. Beatrice Cobdfich of ■ Two new.doct-^ra now practicing ^ 1 invento'rles, ^ c e p t i " ' f boat M the laK-1^ IndustriesL^?''*. directbrs, Inter- ner is subject to a 8L0« fine or-a ' from, 9 l.m . to noon. land'^untyjXniocratlc Aalpi. He Thursday in lha City Coiin'cil Weat Hartford; a aiater. Mrs^ in Manchester are Dr. Darff War n^tlnnel representatives «ndnd other ren,’ M.D.,. w-ho la associated With- ■rwhere critical shbrt'age.s may de has MPyed^Nieverai term s ih the room, .Alderman' John Gill, chair- Cbarles Gairns of SpringfleWr employes. • . .‘x \ •■ 30-day. Jail .sentence, dr both, i ' Those who do illot pay on”or be^ General/Maenibfy as. reprcsenta- .majB'.df the Recreation Board, .has Mass; ■ three brothers. Charted, Dr. Harold Lehmua, 14.0., in tM velop soon, wore in good Shape for ^1 b o ^ opera ;’ng on the lake j fore Aug, 1..will be,charged Inter Francis and Thomaa Dailey,, all'of practice of Internal medicine the shiitdqw^. But a piol6n;agc could alter the'pic . mtiat be equipped with tights. Vlp-^ ment. 1 . atrike>enwx ■ register; CIU uid, but teem, num- The. funeral will be held from ko Who is now associated ^ th Dr. ture radically, hitting at the auto , lation of this rule can result in Xase* qv 1 840 m ajrbe p%ld Jft A t% aturday'a GOP convenMOT, .agara should be present to indicate the Burke Funeral Home tonwf,- Robert Keeney Jr,, 3 a 1 0 . a t 29 mobile, home aplitnce 'and other, lMnri:39»» UT 426 fine according to (he Si The port of Bbr4c*un is 6(Vmllea mat. • IA1W9AT • • rjL- tWo installments. .,ohe ha(f lluring ,te Cenfeal CommittiSsVbJPiP'' their plans. Those .eligible to play Tow, ' with a Solanihr Requiem Hayne-s St. Dr. Demko will Join in fabricating, industries, and at the .jtoi* July and oiic half In January. Julia. A. Keeney. Sometsvllie, Mass at 9 a.ni, at St^lBernard's Ihe general'practice of jnedlclne. -'coal indiirtiy- - after thikxehrrent from the sea. ./ .. Boat owner* must rejsld^ their/ must-.be'at le'aat 16 years of age. /' "TFaxe's of 840 .dr less' must be paid [ m adnl^ency’s nominating speech. Edward M, Rosmaj;ln, a ■ 'member ehurch and burial in St/Bernard’s Dr. Lehmua’ office' effective lo^^, miners' vacation neXJ, Ijqndsi)/ craft* with the To\vp/cl'«-k aqd 1 In onain-''taH) Vent.. State' ^ p . Margaret Strekas. of th» faculty at Vernon Elemen-. Cemetery. .Jrrtends may call h t the will -be located at 9 W. bU?Se Among the first to 'feei/Hie •palm r’eglstratlDnXnunribcrs//fct l,-and Transfers , - Sotnera, dnade tbd :jeconding funeral home today froSn 2 to 5 and 'l^'pke. ;■. . The ottice of Dr^^'JoiKpli effects were the'' railroads, , which topy School, wllV head the league. •leasl six inchft high on the,boat. '- ‘■• Among rest estote sales, apeech.' '• / Wine $tM Grant 7 to 8 p.m. ^gal .will M' closed ^ring the derive.^ a .big part o /th e ir freight '. Mrs./Dour Name'll . X .\Kddiiey repfs^nted WaJtotvii month of J /ly ... . • ( l ^ e ld WTitti hanlin'g trom the 'steo) industry'. recorded at jth«''''ffown Clerk's ofr tot, it term In^iflie Jlouiw Jbefore A PatHcia’ Ann HlUer».daughter of Deliveries of .dnished stee] and * Mr*. Geofga H. Cour has been ■ffua-are: Mr. aha a^wr-RuMey James Hiller, All Talcottville and Vernon hew* che^^f 3tD Garden hai formed elected secretary of - the - Nath. i ,X - beiiig'. elected to the -Senate in items tLTf now being hnndled' raw mtaeriala have been halted. Mi**' lEthgi- i.fabel. Tham ^qn. A hpU.se and other boUding* on ‘28,Tolland>Ave.. has'been granted a ne\v-/eal estate and insurance Male (36mnumity Center, replacing daughtei''"'bY Mrs. Caroline*- S. JM O v. , . 1': ■ throngb .TM Manchester Evening age-nc/N^th Kenneth Sprlng'of However, no layoffs werjj- re BurSCHill Rd.. from Mi-, ahd Mr*. In AocepUng the nomlnaiionr be a IlSO yduth leadership a^ a rd by Hemld-TtockTllle Bureau, located ported Immediately by the Mrs/. Robert * 1 .. Helms 'U-ho re- ■nwimpson, 175 .Vernon S L X and Ekirl Whitcomb to Ormond E; the Lutheran Brotherhood, frater-' , , _. Glutonbuiy. Whilcher Is a grad .. ;#igijed.':- ■ ”■;’ line late Thomas .Thompson. Xj'a* paid ,tribute to Presndeht Eieen- at 7 . H'i Main S t, telephone uate of MaiKhejter High School roads as a result of the strikbl - Bairowa, of Milford; a building-lot' -y hbvvet and Vice PreaideiU Nixon; na^'life'insurance socletyat-btinne- g.^isA ^ The steel industry stands to. lake MOW Taai; Tout. p e e le d ’to .the exectitire .Imari) married' Saturday to C h a r legi in East- St.. Gilead, frqm Alice r- ■ ' ■ and a formeiX^rsity 'Bcsketball "ronRiGN iNxaictK" / POOemS <1 HAMMIPSWN the associat'ion'in additioh to Mr*' T. 'Larus. son of Mr. and Mrs. jbhn -A and ^ his.J!^ow candidates.'Sen. 9^U s. - A player. He has Men engaged in SOme^, two/mi|lloh tons of steel Plsi FsniM. ./ Jewell to Melvin Eagleso'nxof' Man- All youi^Holiday food ne^s^^fk wiiHn^ itt B u ^ Congressman Hor- H er scholarship i's' among 73 ' / / -— , ■ wekly on the basis of a 90 per ‘■rntl.'Uk ACAINHT JOK'V ■ Cour were M.M..,r.»ciiiird Grohhack, R. Larus, 6-7 Wyndwood Rq.-.'West Chester;; lot atat.Amaton A Lake from awards totaling 410,960 Offered b y i;i-| real estate work fdr, the past five Speclal Dojilt The K in^ tinrf ? Mr*. ,.MarJph“ (iregofy. Mrs; Ken H artford; 11 Sealy-Btbnm and Congfta** years . .'. Joseph Wasnock of 15 cent shutdown, -which comes to Adeline Kenyon to Fr^eriik r-at-larga Antoni N. Sadlalt the Jucotherhbdd this year. Xll 'thm l l r |A something to . like 82.5(1 million At neth-Tedfordartd-l-:*,';. D>Hliey Fer-. The ceremony was performed in Wythe of Burrows , Hill, Hebron; '.ei er.’ A Forest St. will .eave shortly to ' ...gubon. ■ . - the Chapel of Emanuel Lutheran for you at your First watiohal Store at The conventlonxwaa-opened by wlnneca afa-high school gradoa'lc. take up permanent residencj in the '.current compoette price off two lot* and buildings at- Anrston StdbrCentral Oomndtteeman John and.- plan- to enter Lutheran col- 8130 a toh. Paper Cblljtotlatl. Chhrcluat 2 p.m. by the pa.stor, the Lake fron\D. C. Sorber to Berna Florida. Joe retired last week from" The North (tovenlry voluritee:- Rev;'C. ■ Henrj'. Anderson. In the H. Stafford 'Springs, with / ' 2 1 the Siin til Oo. . . . Starting \rtth Average hourly etirnings (In dette Zwahtoiii;/*nd oh Amaton f » the usual First Nati^al low"savin$-p^ Clayton JXIteed, Tolland, electod Tha award tp MlsS Hiller waa cluding overtime) -steel workers Wud.fhiO. •»«. l«.-|a6R*9« • .Fire Department will ‘ have'ia pa presence of the immediate- fam^ Rd., from 8Lr. and Mrs. Charles the week of July 1. the main office W pta per, rags and magazine collection ilies, Mra. Darrell E. Morrlseite, chalrfnan. ahd Mrs. Dorothy ,MilA baaed on her outatandinghchleve- of the Manchester Trust Cto. at ha dbeen 12.46, which means a to Schmid of Amaton. to J. P. Mprri: L4.:4JJsi Jer, Bo)tOin,*nMo«t^. V •' ment in acholaatir, lead^ahtp and (Conttooed' from Pngn-Ona) tal weekly vvage loss, of nearly 865 -,--JuU' 11 at 6:.30'.p.)ii. , 167 Vernon St., sister of the bride, ,.i*pn of East Hartford. ,, bat , j 893 Main St. bnd the North Branch ’ned bundle.* .shauld be left in Xa-s matron'of ,hofior, and/John TO • Tandar l,aan, Sugar Curad A oommittea oix'Mueiuiclw Waa roiip functiona.-^' at 15 N, Main Si. will be closed on' million. ■ _____;■' ■ ■ V Cpl. Ncirman W. ^ r k e ; son of the way Eiaenhower looks and ^ ch side: blamed the other tor 7 : clear view of (be highwa.v if possi Kenrtey of Ha-rt’tord was bbsl man. Mqnehester Evening H erald' w u mu named, comprising' Gbedwln Ja- Saturdays for the fnonths-of July aa ( M 108 w % ble Anyone ha\‘i(ig 4ato^ quaitti- , The; bride ia Employed by the cobaoa, Coventfy-, Mul)^?.^ blrt; r. and M ratJolut^rke, 8 Strong acta..He added; August and SOpt. 1. Saturday the collapse of negotiations and . » . , -i' 1 ‘ *” ^ X' jC . • " ■ ♦’ gJxDrilllilrbrnn a*0rorrespondent. Miss Snsan B u n x t B / SHANK LB Clemena J..'Rau. KUltigton.'^'f^ ye., Rockvule. jConn.,. recently ‘‘Hekia-eagerly looking toward the resultant strike.': - tle^ to be picked up At A Rpot o th er; Benjanrun and /Connor Insiicance j p|s||(||^|0p bne, Academy morning bankhlg wilfAe resumed to*" one'in view of/the highway [ Agency, ttai^^rd. She is a grqd-- PORTION / FORTWN Jamea Bertrand, Union. , ■' / iplet.ed a 2 4 ^ y aeries of field one of these-days to using thb put On Sept. 8. — . Length of contract appeared to flAllTrORO MANSFIELD 8-8454. Fbllowlng the convention, dele- 'tiXining tests yntfi tihe' loth In- be the- principal” atumbling block DRIWE-IN/M'//-,’ yMmUmm V * MNBUMMnr*# /shmild call A. Hafry W, Ol.sen Sr., i uate of .Bumettq/College.- Boston, gatee were gUea'ta of Senator Kee faiyry Division In Germany. ting green (on hla la’wn.)” ..r^X- to'a settlement. TAm. --,, ' .pff-'Yale Uhtvtosity, la a partner in ney at a luncheon at the Keeney Squa4 Uader in Cp.. H of the ha* a fe\V -portable TV seta for /The union—which never public “ M ohaw k” dtviiion'a /8 5 th Regiment, Cpl. around his estate before and ly put a pried tag on-Us detpands “ N ig h t- The Tri-Coutity -Babe \R urh.[ the firm, of Futna-m-and Co„ , In farm cdttsige at Somersville. ter meeting with chief aide Sher rent. Patients desiring to rent a /GENERAL ■ and '■ Burke eiumred- the Army iaat May.. :-^balked at an -induatry dffer’.of a -Dfian Miartin-Jerrjv Lewis l« TackmIraUr itiare’' League' gamea schedtiled fot- th^.‘ 't’eatment bankers. fEmployiNent Office Honrs man ^dams and other ^aaaiatanta set during - their hospitalization contract 'tor-four yeara,.jLnd touy.j second round are as follows; To The couple' will' live at 107 Because of the Four;' of July He'comleted Male training at period may 'rei^est pne with the „ / in --v'-.>-As.A.x T U R K E Y S ' V- ■"■?"■" Fort fuley, Kan.i'’.Mid arrived In in hls-ground floor den.^X months. ' morrow,-Columbl* at Andover abd Looroia Dr., West Hartford. T V SERVICE 2S& EAST CENTER ST.^ ; holiday Wednesday, the Connecti Indications were that the Presi nurse in charge,,Mrs. Alice Fagan Mknageihent computqd-lts offer "jtpIPiNG JACKS" ^ • TOMO^OW • Dyer teapi V'x.-American ;'Te;gion: X HEN TURKlYS EVISCERATED - Plump *nat Coliinibla Night* wA*9 3 Plus Parts vhfCh regularly holds office hours spend a quiet Fourth of. July week retary in the Public. Health / 8nd' BIG HIT and Andover «t Coventry; of:'books we'reima'de available to r MANCHESTER dti* Wednesdays at . the Elke .Chu-- o^tho local High School..' Nursing Office. She succeeds. Mi s.s hourly! package IncretM of l7 2/3 Rob Rapfi circtllatlon at the school, r '/ -' TEL. Ml 8-SI94 1954, GENUINt SPRING tAMI . WEIL; TRIMMED ; S)>*nld«( - 4-6 lb avg here. NoiappOintments are on, Uie cents the firiH. year. "BOTANY BAY" Also, July 8, Columbia at Leba- riage House, will be. here tompfh The-third rouqd Will' begin ,bn OuJc|r Roast 3 1 c Chopped Beef ' Volley ,BaU League Set be dlacuned. This Is the last meet r Rqaaia. IVining is due back the versity Ttochersi fCollege last inninG aT ' Jul-jr 19...... ' A/ i .Manrheate/vEt enlng' HefaJil Cov- A g-team volley hall ^ague has ing of the Post before the annual monthl'-'; South ■ Manchester- Fire "Twiakle In (tod's Eye" Pook, Borrowers Reniinde/ 1 co]to»P"ndeh(. Mrs. ^ L. T uesday. JuW end o fth la .week. , . Mull* That Interpret Tha Yeaterday wa* the Eisenhowv'a Weodall Jacobs' Cbifif W. Clifford le sso n a.ttended MANC41ESTER ' CHILDREN II school-pupils or the RbbeRdbert- ?-«*SL thfr Fire CSiiefs cinventlon_receht- 1 - “ R U N N IN G W ishe.s O f TTie P ainily ALL STORIS WILL •• CLPJID 40th wedding^knnfteraary. They uniform. Most carriers ^avc a 1 ^dr^v Ijfiji’st r i'rlf<* >U<(J U'*l imiiX^rhnol—havtrsg librarip”l)ook* ' — --7/ -— ^ Observed It by . cutting - a . cake ly at Went' wirth-by-th/Sea, N. are asked to return them to the VYR ^WIDIWPAY^JULIM* J^essid Ham lb^DSc Knockwurst ' LB 4 9 « which already had been cittr" in pony express Insigna On the left H. His wife, Martha,' a, registered BOL-rON U c r c n ^ / ■ • / * -^ '■ ■ shoulder. Tbe ,ppat office allows Its nuise'in pediatric* at' the local school. XDi"'*"ff t*"^' -pa-st .school F H A B IIIV ^ Jimit B. BURKE X FINAST -~Sii'inl*u ' FINASt: Large er^Smtil Scien^ ShHnlb Piles/I honor of their - weekend - houae^ / year, with Oif aid of Mr.s Wilfiam ► rifC O n uH nilY d Frankfurts LB 4 5 e l i 4 3 « employes wrho must , wear uniforms hospital, made, the trip to New FUNESAL HOME -X' guests, Maj. Gen. and-Mra Leon $1<)0 a year. The badge Is the "'■ 'rhlllips, libraVian at the L Wbltomn, ScHmfft. P. 4 8. 4 ard D. Heaton, ivhb were rnarried Hampshire with' her ■ hivbbnd,.. LAST OAV property of the post o/fice... Additions to the hospital staff In deaa HlmmnNf TEL, Ml 8^66^ l^eVWfiy Without Sytrgery 10 yeafa after the Eisenhowers. Stars are given to.employes to .aru.o(r.- thelcXson, Edward Jr, Mr; and Mrs, Harold Krauga and daughter* a n a s Fdi^mer Residents Nancy and Linda, Mr. and Mrs, /*AtKXAKDRB TMB GBRAT.'* BEST HOLIDAY FOOD BUYS! <'inpniii8ra»e-^R;i5 \ / Raymond Le'mnah and daughter fflai ■■.MANriSH” Ii-.IS-I*:i4 RNAST Creamy 'Smooth I Not^ Anniversary Bonnie, Baltimore, Md.;' and Mr. Wed.. W'bo Kacil' To* Mack** U 0 U 0 A \ and Jdri. Wakeman and' childrer TOMORROW OLLIE'S Mr. and Mrs. David. B. Krauss of David', Kenneth, Cynthia, Gi SToay B A K eR ) Springfield, ikliii., formerly of Douglas I and Lawrence'of MoAtclAlr. X Manchester, celebrated ' their n l l i s r JAPANE-SE - Solid Pack in'lrih* / ' Other guests were MfyAnd Mrs Golden .'Wedding Anjiversary Sun-, -CFh A U T O B O D Y day. June 24, with a. family Max .Kasulki, Leo Kadulkl, Mr*. 6-OZ /eunion at the home, of their John Kasulki, Mr; /And Mrs. IN m to ELECTRONICS CANS Si WELOINGrAUTO lODY and FENDER REPAIRS NOW Mat. % P.M. W hite Tiiiicf daughter and aqn-in-Iaw, Mr. and C!harles WlDce. M t/aqd Mra,^ Fred Kvek. Cont. '•'"ie Ssndwichi,'-. Mrs. Robert .Wakeman of Upper Wilke and daughter' Betty from Ends LABORATORIES ’ c o MF l e t e C a r p a i n t i n g . x Front.-6:48 BAY STATE . Lsrg*; Whole • ^ Montclair, N. Jv - Manchester 'and her fiance, Rich T U K . N ITE All of their childrah and 11- ard Normesult, Mr. and Mra. jiftsdr ^ UC9UER AND ENAMEL 6 aa k (BApi 277 BROAD ghindchUdren were, present except David, ShSTori and Warren, from THTsTOirjPF TM Roa Dill Pickles / »»6 6 a i. Jack Oulmet 6f $prlngfleld. who la Cpventr AM MU AfMMTtOm t GRISWOLD ST. ^ ^ TEL. Ml 9*5025 RADIO T 1 I E V I S I 0 M :;x /'■Xt' serving with the A it Force lo.Ykig- Mr/iind Mrs. Krauss.were mar’- FINAST - Smoolhy O f Ciunchy,_^ »*»aaA lanrf. They are Mr. -, and ' Mrs. ried-X-June, 2>; 1906 in Zion U e / 8 Lutheran (jhurch. KrauSS 'worked C3uuu«l S N«w ■**«■, Case. S:M.( SailLBOWABD BABLOW OtL •ran* Nut »a c h 3 5 j . /tor the Albert 'Steiger Co. in CbaaacI IS Haitfara. Cass. CBkSTBA; Gaet): Eases* (;ka«s*l n anrlnztleM, Man, . Peanut Butter Springfield until, his retirement CkaanStR* Aritsla. Oa*. ('•■t*r. B««e.. RaaapI*'* -^■ClAt last July. They are staying with rSnasrl SS .^l•rb•rr, e*n>. BRCXJKSIDE - Natural Sliesd . BAY STATE - PickI** . " - ' j We could not accommodate everyme last Decoratit^ their daughter In'/New Jersey for CSsaiMl H R*lr*k*' Ifan. i:*S ( SVCBABLsiK FABBELL *ROW a tow weeks. , «tl) SCIMfCE riCTION THEA- I)ay oh our garage special, so we are ettending Holiday Eve. Midnite Show J OZ PKG. ' 'to , *:M ( S) mCKRt KdC8E CtO* ttl-M> -THE MEDIC — -BUeh Cheese Sweet Mixed . 29< Igypt plana a. new high dam Tomorrow (Tueaday) «tS) rUPTY t n s CUHTN rrMa^^^(_Bee**l) ‘ special for the whole month of July, making W vi BIG on the Nils which la expected to Separate front Regular OOT (PEST (la . m / ,,, .)• (rtitWKATHEB AND Mt'SIC AutaoiAtla HaBtlag SpaclAlIsta Pur* L#mon Jui?* sv'lh Sugst (Inii Grapa Juit* Added > .'; 5 YEARS TO PAY (Ml INDl'RTRV ON PARADE Main SL -e-teL M l-9-llM ^ -^: AT ALL or OUB 1:1* (IS) rOMMSlRCIAI. SHOW (M> r'F.ws o r tbs: bocb 1st PAYMENT NOV. (H) ,WEATBBBCA8T - *:M ( I) SAN FBANriSrO BBiWP 6-OZ CANS ,f (U-UI vir UAMUNE . RLUMS T:U (I*-SSt .NEWR:;.lWal(rr Craskllr „m> VSlsniBHAT’S NEW8BEEL (St-M> BOBEBT MUNIOOMEBY T (M) JOHN DALY AND TBE PBKHENTH; Sssainrr TSra- JUMftO • Rip* and Sw**l CALIFORNIA • Juicy Rjp* f O 'U R : - - : m NEWS : Irr—"Orram Na Mnrr'* , Strawbefrrtes 16-01 pKf 39c a/'*''.; . $0-25 ’ Luneli Date Tuesiay 1*:** ( l-M> STUDIO ONE 1 ■Ss.-tr?''- > —Saibmer Theater — **Thr 10-02 OF f Ic ES and GARAGE DISPLAYS j A s M tH t A s p o r w M k Here’* news that mean* - . M ^ . EACH ' Bustoessmea^k luncheons .'t ' [Lark *f L*k« NrTrizser” sea u* ftiau t aatllna 'blue *aal' 2 PKGs 43c Cantaloupes 19< Seedless Gra N ic h o ls (» ).HIGHWAY PATROL cold ciph for your household Broccoli deaerva land get) our specUl . M:M (I*) RKPORTF.R-S ROUNDUP J, a^tha biNtfat Rian. •« lQ-0 2' ^ ^ FLORIDA - Sw**i and Juicy - ^ .. —/California • Larg* Sjz* ' ‘ nttrarion. Try our Moflchcstcjr TIRE• Inc. (It) MAN CALLER X biidget. Now, and for a limited time, you . Diva*'you 4 advantaf'eii X PKGS 3 3 c ** ^-STAve'“BM^en"B«^^^^ ' 'We Obtain and Pay for Building; PermUs KIDDIE T O M O R R O W ^ (»»fCBCNCH AND DPA Cut Corn U:*A( il NEWS BEPOBTEB - * can buy famlotis 'blue coal’ and save dollars on 10-02 sftBBAG 59 - , , ton S t« e u . 'Phone.- CHesinHJ-^8^316; \ 12-Y E A R G U A R A N T E E |' V SHOW AT 2 KM.1 ^ (IH-M) NEWS 1^ Ybu get a big special dis Baby Umu Beans 2 PKGS 4 3 C c Peaches* TUBELESS TIRE (rt) FINAL EDITION . i, every ton. It’s Spring Sale time for ‘blue coar. count by ordering now. -, *• FalrfleM County-: (n w'eaport, on the GRILLED I (Ml PLAYHOUSE OF STABS ■Ml (Ull'NIOHTCAP EDITION Famous ‘blue c(ral’ bums clean and hot with.a YOU’U . ENJOT HEADQUARTERS 11:*6 (SI) kpoBTS BOUNDCP Z. Yqu.n)s1(e only n small " C A p tt^ % 242*^ *'^*'^'^** *^*"** ***’°”^ — Today for Kt'ee Catalog I FRANKFURTS (M) (TONNJumeUT BEPOBY steady flame—gives more heat for your money . Tt’ii -, • : down psyment-tailoreif HPilDAY DESSERT SUCCiSTION HOLIDAY BEVERASExVALUE^i. CLEAR^ANCl SALEI "CHALLENGE THE WILD" ' (M) PBEViEWH ' l ”!' • - 'WITH Store'wd Plant 285 Broad 8L 11:1* I El AH) WEATBEB the finert hqrd coal m ihed-so ali-6ritd go(^ .p -lo-your budget. * •. ■Wallingford-North Haven: In NoHh: \ " " ~ ” " “ - - — - “ POTATO SALAD tECUViCeuxA. . ' / FINAST - jHavto, Washington Ave.. In the viclnltv - • with -'r-Ty. 11:11 i I) LK8 PAUL- A MABY POBD 4. Many months to.pay Iho. ' OLD HUNDRED "•O ^ GBNTLE.MEN: Without obligatitin LETTL’CB--TOMATO X t e l ; m i 3 * 5 1 7 9 CIS) THE BIO SBOW H'i tinted blue! ‘ , batanCe..Vou have a futitre of Pratt-'W hltney and the UFUe Red (tl) obcreStba Bhoe. Phone; GHestnut 8-6311. O Please mail your FrejiS'Garage Booklet (Si) WEATBEBVANE . ^ ' supply Pf ‘blue coal*.in JO. GRAHAM n nd ----- , 7:t* (M) SPORT8 V • il:M ( *).NrrECAP TBEATEB - your bssemeni—at losvett .. - 4 ALUMtiliuRl CHAIR •>■ Hairttori-New BHtaln: In Naw'ingtdn on ' . - ". ■ '..X. ■ ^ i*' - HE BLACKTAIL FAWX 1:» (N> WEATUEBViiMB I. .'•■Nlfkl Trsla U M*m*kl»" ■ prices., •' ' amCERiAlE -, .Uia Hartfoixt-Nfto'liaven’ Turnpike No. 1:M ( *).TMIB IS YODB WOBLD (A*) UPE WITH EUXABETB ICE j P A L I DRY W GULDEN M ^a from ALCOA Akitninum i . N A .aaeale • ea>»'«8 a e. e ease (IS) TEBBY AND TBE PBIATES 11-J* (tt-S*l TONIGHT—Jarh Parr 4. Ther*'* no red tsper-cuy — IHtr-aeaff, tha 'Chtnase Hitching'’ Post — ALSO — ^ !:*• : f> ffBWS CREAMY RICH 'ALL POPULAR' FLAVORS ■ ^ . ■ ■' ^ («-8>) GOBOQN MAG BAE at ABC! ' > V —>v, , - Strong and -Sturdy ■ ' Baatauranli and opp Variety Homes; (U) IWIMGHT THKATEB 228-OZ 8 -O Z BTLBTtSs I ^ D B e TRUJ^LIFE ADVENTURB^.^ —t‘‘IS* Rl* Jam*" Nasrr j ■ - WMSne: Mphawk 6-3366.' ' ^A D D R E ^S • a V a . e li • . • • ' -V'=- CilitPn ' HI 3 conlenit ohiyohq 'IIb Ab -- . ■ . . -fc " ‘ ■ ' ' ' < . . - • — AND — ■ iU) ANNIE PAfttSr ..a* 1:« («-St) news CABAYAN GUSS '■ 7 ' ■'.7^ Vt G A L PKG EACH. BatardiQ. Sbnday 6 M. C IT Y P H O N ■'8 "d d-Ai. il • • a • 'MIRRURS-^^tlTQ GLASS S:M rs) TY d ig n t ‘ '7*' , ALSO Cols, Crasm, Root B**c, Grip*, 3a99 toB Pf 9L (1SA6) RUBN8 AND ALLBM — WINDOW GLASS — 8-CARTOONS-8 (m THIS IS YOUB UFB lamon & Um*. Limq'^Rickay, Oranga, « .f S Value 7 (M)'FnSNtE EOVAC8 SHOW 1-PT • I Geril*: Frrraal* aad I. A. CO.^ Tom Collins Mix. and Sqftapsulls, MAIN OFFICE 1 O N STAG - 1 — 'S t BI8SEIX ST—Ml »-7S» THE W. & GLENNEY COMPNY ONLY 6 POUNDS 24 U O ltli s e r v ic e : <»*) dALp'bouis'‘oa3ffiu* CH 8-6316 / ’ 334 NpRTH MAIN 5T-. MANCHE5TER» CONI i WE RESERyi THE RKaiil TO'JJMIT.QUANTITIES 7 ' ^ "LU C K Y ME - - i TELEPHONE Ml 9*5253 I t IL S: G AIM ^Sri liie. *1 STORES Locatod .14 Mil* off OAklAad ■M lIMl ptawotl Ave.,. 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1 : ■'.' , i ' -•■:.- '/ - j t K j - , / • y X ' xX ^ • ' EVENING HERAip, ji^ANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, JULY 2, l9SA r A C * f t ) u » MANCHESTER 'EVto^ING- M ANCM 'feS^, -CONN, MONDAY. *jyLV 2 , 1966 X PAGE FIVE ' ' ' ■ ' . T - r -’cT" '';— ^------7 'v ' Scheiidel Gredils Patrolman /^amuel I^altempo «bla opponerila.^ Watsoh’a candi ^late Accident Toil j ifeig Xirlmers fVear Qass pf 193M TFaVrl lAingPHt Dinlance foi* Rpunimn operated, {^e radar equipment in Wat$0ti^cnaiiied dacy for . renomjnkitpn by forcea In I 2 rDeadAbpa>di^“^ \A yesteyda;^ triiRlc ehecks. 'They la-^ th(! di(ftrict Who felD/th'. e Wataoi C rashes Eyei^v Campaign M'ith sued » . few Warnings. to ^drivefiT To Fourfk family had too- mucll\.powef.- SeV^n in ’48 Hours Hold Reunion traveling allghtly above tfiSr sp^^ed^ Elpter'a brother Arthur is limit. ^ . W " ' . \ 'X Reducing. Speed ID ik Senate ^Central Committeeman. from Pig# (Continued from Page One)^ Uiorg'a At.' Maronovich. 82. of S6 , NWataon’a name was ^aced Jn Clashed Pmnes ' 'A t the MiUKheater Gountj-y .1 Schwtdefha's said in the past he^. Kenaingloh St., smacked a -pole.; PollcexChief Hermlih.,p. Scliwv/'‘*'lf''>»t pleased when the radar ar c , ------TA-nonl^atlon------Saturday,/by Henrv has approved .ipm e S40 Ax- F O I^ f Club, lU ^ d g yly, i hiemberti ot MHS; Ilctn State Sengtar Elm?r - HinchbUlfe of W e t^ fle id , ,and TWbsjnermen wrris RmM whrli thotr wrt'h W.S car'on Burbank Rd.. in j del. coinntepting today oi> tn’e -us^‘’'**|* lo w .O u r aim Is not to 'f6 the estiipated 1246 h ilii (.Continued from Page^One).' ^ c l a ^ J i ^ 1931 ic«rtr cr*A^!cr*sh«rt-mtOi..^f pole in t ^ Sundays t he .S rtt day of the sea- the Ci-yatal Lake area aoUietime jv sERyiisr . . gathfeMd With thorr* of radar by iicgliere' late j’ester- make arrests, but lo see that ■tsorf ,of Wethersfield will | three dMfgates made aecqitding' Mi>nr *.f»rYw ^)d«y. The pole fell ^the jiro je c t. j son.-when 818 crataa-^are aucr after mldnlg^ Saturday night, ac ■ ^^^Ug^imds andI Wlvea/fp^lve#\to celebratecyieb ■ evening, said he trafllc is rhoving- at a safe spee,(t;*i , reelgcUoij' Fottllh apaches, 0 • A ccording to flig h t. plans.^Uoth . hiisift en ^ T d ln Mon day a^t'eraobn/Stid The robmbe^ of Manchester's aitd JH''* 'to * . foadslde apet'iai e ig h U iii^ 'hdm iuittee cording to Staje Police. Uii 25th anniyeredrj^X'^d\ / r ^ ' I thinks v^nyerrioiN Ribicoff.s cam he atated. ' . W " - ist'rict thibv^all pllota were supposed j,o check in^ — ;-f vib..,,— LbpaJ police becam e involved'.fiT delegaUon W re.;’Clifford Varney. a in er.^ ' , ’ •■«, t • / headed " by .V V llU am ;(B arrlW H ard-. Veil'll rtda $ke meinben list- jiialkm. Dpoh >rfWal\ n a m e paign against spee J^0 < X 4 < ]i' C iO llC lU c t.- aom eohe ha^.ieft a badly dam aged In/tki yaUuw P**«* of W y«ur telephone book: m^Rlbriet fo r"0 e!>»P1 '^ p p y greetings .{.... li>ui:tng-,f***'v^n((.a. half houi!s-on. Truckcjt^iried Watson, w'ho’ has already kn altiniate fpr Maf'y'd^ Cran- Martindale; 27 Bridseppft. x -’’ i airplane^'this way; \ \ i oii" Village..' at precliely' the sam e ’ ' car in, the drivew ay of the Acadia. K. Center St. betiveen Walker and three . terms in. the State Sene restaucUnt, Tolland Tpke, gbout a t ’Sprevalledf during the social daliy^ ' , The dinei* wa.i all’ linv dapia^ed. ^ "K ver 'm ore ’ dangeioji.i o o n ^ ttmei 11:31 a.m. . ' Contesls our. V'-/:' ' Brookfield ;St.s.. ; radar checks Id-U nion Cras^ was renominated Saltirda? -at a' .Varney "w:as chairman df. the . An accident in ^drlford Sunday I tloii.i in the a ir O ah be anticipated 2.30 a,pi. / . ,> ■>/ After re.siilted in only one arrest on Diatrict convention, held gl the ' It'la te r wa,j(,.'learn«d that ' tht ' InV eSttgi^lon show ed Jb e ca r he- he'eiaas photograph'vvas pvention’s credentials conilhl.t* afternoon ^tlcd 3-year-old Gre},or,v..^, ' . unlesa iiom e u rgent action 1 . . taken, Wagon Wheel restaurant in Rbcky A NovXll-y R .d < Night. Aon- giy. Hazel Rogefa ..speeding charges. He W-as. o'uV of WaMsa Smith, "he ivna sinick by aQ le after a dance W ^a, weldgmed the^gatherlng on car near ItJa lior ’e. '■ \ leVel'ieaUeiahi.pW tfr the p ro b l^u of flv "l Wl*o fe ^ f^ o v ^ '* " '* * '* theTWadchebler Recrea- His renoMihalion nia)tas. hint the the ^ •’’"'• tlon Department, vclil be held on .behalf, of IDB; reunion’‘eommlttee. of Ilardwlck, Vt.-H? posted a 820 Ufa, Ahne Hoiiaeman. a 20-year- lulnglng our H yiatl \ fai'ilitiea in e n ded .at C r.va ta l La ^e -. H * ***** **** bond apd was released.' Union, ^ July JS^eclaH JSpeciaH A first ■Republican, in Cobnectlcut Manchester playgrounds m otor stopped irui)nt«S”w heri he/ Edw ardK untar pronouncid,,:;dlj« old newl\-«y«d of narlfordp waa '.ifrie w m i .air- .'tra ffic. g ro w th and invocation. ' A; T(lll course pri; .The chief said ,.h^.b6ticed traf Manohesler.>, N. . H.. man., w-as 1 history., to f be nominatcd\f<»r a tha atate’a fourth highway victim, Tuesdavvduiy 3. Jeliy Bean ^ c e a , Teached the AeSdla. the prow e.sa-b'eing m ade Ih -pir-* cue ndsalon^ Capt. Byrd Ry land P f. Crab - Races, One* Legged Races. ribeof oeer dlTOer dinner ww-as'Cln fic was rt>pvlng .’;Very w eir and crushed to death In'tlie yah ^ his iijourth term in,thc StatySenkle. ^ h o w aa killed in a two-ran'colll- Craft dev^opm ent. March A FB. Daiif,, said that at He wai tuf^ed oveiytd-the ciia-. tlie 73 cc(uples alben^.. generally sUying/Withl'n the speed The Democrats, hg,ve hbt''’yet ■idrt in Briatol on Saturday. Balloon '.Races and Shoe -Kfck tody-of State Pa'lrplman-Robert truck about 4:30 , this' morning | mentioned - Following tire, report Prdsideot the' tlitfe of tlje crash the thunder- Races are som e of the contests the Toastmaster Johir(7liedlund-kept limit of 35,1b^'!h. in tile area. ,, , , 1 anyone As a possiblibl^ TTte d i^ aip fr victim was 0-year- Eiaenhbwer >M\----- m ed . ^kKi-ard -P. _ Heads rolled as high as 20.000 feet. Hethermah of the Staffoi-d Springr the groim nmtlaed WitA.bia humor The strelct 'ckrnSs a largc volume when it, rammed into the'T'ear of ! canrfidkt*. to run ySgainst Watson child ren w ill be ta k in g part Ip. TTie barracks wfio is stilt inyeatigating old William M.'IlHcmande of Ha.n- C urtis of Rocneater,>"N. Y., its * Disfeusslng thf rrasiriater, Capt. races w ill start abo ut 7:15. fo llow -, and .wdt/AW’ards were won by Mr. oP through traffic. .rN another truck ap^-iarently backing in the 8-town diiktrict, a Republi den. \ ' special; as.oistanr^o direct a^lopg the Incident. . -/^s Aiytn C. Scott of HaiTHllon AFB. ing tpe W eekly Picnic. .. // / -kn'd Mrs.. Ffancis Harrington of He said, "f^l^ve noticed ah Im- into a'truck-weighthg station of can stronghold that comprises,, The boya body Avai/ound yester riM i» study of' in i nation’s' aVi- Calif., one of -the senlw .search Mo'one was 1'nj.urjed. In the a t-' 51knehester^/®gst Hartford. Marl- The jlrkf 'W ebftiy' b'f''Ib'e t'cl^ni;' S'(^^ aatd. Roe^ GSty FaJSs.'./N, 'V.i fur travel proyeut^t In the way,' drivers day in four feet of muddy wa ter in aD dn ' facilttj’ n e e d sX C u rtis... la a officers, called It a •‘one-ih-a-mll- ing Q>e longvt distance to attend. operate here, oVer that' of abftut a the-Wli’jbuf/Cross» '•jfvt.v Highw'a;;,-1 i'.. ■ 1 -Tmi• I'' • i ’ ' .borough.. Rteky HiUf„W,ethcasa*.ld.. a drainagv ditch on a Hawcen con- ice pre.aident of EastR m n Kodak: lion . . one-(n-a-l)illlbn''crash." season will, al.so be held Tuesday **- Mr. ap'd Mrs. purton Pearl, year ago." ’ . / f \yhole fam ily alruetion ail*. The )id4j^ vW found Th e problem s ar1iiing\(iom the Air- Force officers sgree^'lih- The^^irth rate In Italy,,,droprfed-; cou^e married the longest., w^tl He gave credit to Bliftyoff’i cam- . Siaffbi-d- barracks» Martel Prud- NeWjngton. hia tather'who dlAOverajl hja m ovem ent of m orif ari(l..m «tre S ir- hnimbualy it must have been'a col- is. invited, to epfne; lb the p la y- from 30.8 per l 000 peoptb In 1922 j hommt 3S, wa travelirig. towaixl Rpfmblicans. who are seeking to groun d' for'dhese w eekly picipea.'-yd.83..V in IP tO xhi .spite of baby celebrate Ifleti' jiilye'r weddlng/kn- 1 }algn for tWaxgjsWell .as Manches- ^ao^^M^othlng on the.edipe >ptitallon as a tow'n New York when he plowed:m_to fcoaptuibx control of the' Stafe have'Tt^en outlined I'ecCntly Hertry and T’alen Hudgin, broth Th e y w in tltke place Ju ly 8, jO', i7 , ibbiiu.ses ol^ered b y ,the M ussolini., ■the back of a.pp.,ato truck opefift- Senate, nominated 20 candidates 24,31^^Abg. 7,'li and 21. ' ^ regimy. • ' X,- I P I L T Joe Breen are the' m ost' recently in wluch>o'’"’take it easy" because C o n gi easlonal' conim ittees. ers who operate a slgtu-.seeing air married, couple.. To Mr. and Mrsrf ■■tise of radpr.' ed by Daje Peterson,...... — 'i'9, " o*'^ar'i-1 Safnrday lOx^-i^listricts cpvcririg C. .1. Low^h, head of the CivlKj^'''*^* at the cannon.H^Tfed a — 7 ^ ’ ' ' " - A Wjilter ~Klein went the .aivard for observer.s here have holed bou, Maine, i more than ohb tSwn. The other 16 Hartford, Jul>>2 (_4>^The Con lum e of am akeJM the canyon Sat Petelibij,'police'gtld. was ^ ck -j'd lstrid s arc. in the large cities'of necticut- SafetyjCd^iia-iion pre- Aeronautics A.dfniniatration. tpld IILK havhur the largest 'family lAve f a graUtial dwindling of the hum- a Congressional groitp thje^ ’’muh'- urday afternoon. Mi childceitv. and' to Sir. and Mrs. I ber of Vaijar arl-ests bit speeding ing m.tyCrd 4 scale house wlyerc hele j ^ ^ t a U , The GOP is now out/ ^cted today at feaaFrvwb people Since their report ■ reached r*i- ’ .liin's h'OmeTobbedk ■* Joseph Twirrijnite .for haring: the jrad 'ivoUred' a number .of'' truck>Xluinibere,d 20-16 In'the Scnate.'btjt'^ ■ will die in' OonnecticuT^tiUOmor -■ber one problem’V^Jn aviatfon is ■i charges during the past year; cue officers jiftM^ dark, n o ^ s re h ' youngest chlm xia daughter one ; \Ribicojf’.s drtjer to isusp.ehd the' parked. Tbe hdi.se Wai^hot pp6n,! in-the Presidential election year .of hll#. fcccidehta ••Wsdneaday>-.,the that "air traffic,la,overloading the SClAilZINCi IN H eaftbrtakinj. / . •X . . planesxwerd sent -mit.-Ibwaa dater ' month old I,.-To Becmce l.lpp- St. however; / ^ '1952. they luujL a-dominant 23-H Fourth of 'Jirly.V u. m I .ayatem and growing at a rate" jllcenaes of .copvibted speeders: was j which exceeds the progresn. . .In established that they^Had sighted ’ X' C ty in j o w r spilt m ilk. Pierre went the disUn^fi^ o f hav puf laut in Decern -Prudhom me waA^Xsfonounced j -- V j- W ■ ■ It alao.jriredicteo, no fewer than the wreelred'Const|Watton. . OM BUILT HOMES ing maintain^ the tilpimeat Watson Was unoppmicd for the apO accidenta* and ’‘about 176 in- ! expanding th'a capacity 'ofthe-ays- -Sek^deJ. long, ah advocate bf dead'by.AIberlD5tofjtJnion.;uedi-.’ tem.'”' ' W reckage of. the D C7 w as fdim d ! See us heforgloo late. . waisUine. , .."x. Fourth Distirct. nomination after Jthlaax ..-/lx ■ strong en^rcement of traffic cal eXamirtarr7>*?"'~===^=^'’/'’-' - i Lbwen declare<| ’’tfie g re a tesl leas than A jp M aw ay early Sun " G E N E R A L contracting , tIartfiH d B u rg lary Insurance. ,LouU..SulLFvap. class presiden' Lt. Hair.V Taylpr of the St'afford 1lli-d:'well-known; Manchester Re However, it addeor \ •- d a y . rtgulatimts, ^i B ^ * r i e s ' 'W I g i y n ' ( i i i i ' s I h ihatiy aa eight on a tWo-day holl-'' .inent of the ihumbera of aircraft. Clarke, j.lhe apparent amount'of speeding Police said -no thargea were be Invited gueata Vtilfred J. Claike- dav. - - t reqvUed in our national intefesi Reach New High * iRfilST A. RITCHIE/-<^ being done in that- town. T h ^ ing lodgdd^agalhst Peterson, •'Im pacts a jrreater oflaw r there can be. no real asaiuknce'of naked tougher enforcement, citinif .Meanwhili^iiu, another accident ',1^;' 'Kf I \ degreeX-ia the key to ttaffic Ta- ability to move the exititUifT vol- 18 LIBERTY ST. T^'TEL. MM-81T2. MANCHESTER •cated-at the head table with their -Manchester as a'community where ] this morning wives, spoke briefly and enlei-lain- 0 m tr •''■«»’* killed'' i ' ^ a . TJW courte>' I time of aircraft safely krid rVlIa-, Manchester sr«^- strawheriy this had been done. in Brooklyn, ac'tbrding to. State the greatey possibility of aur\‘iv'« s/ 'V. joniiJtihn llaicy SitKilo bl.v;" j growers had their beat dav of4he Ingly, A teibgram of good wishe.s Hetiry. Gaiirudy Police of the. Denle barracks. ing crash/ 'Slow Down arid Live' MRS. ERNEST b E M ^ N Officials said tlyK plan' to Im- season yesterday at (he ‘^>Harler was received during Uie evening' M anchester's O ldest la ah- ex^Uent miftto .for all driy- prove air traffl5>-contror InvolveslOak Park auction mart. / \ from Mr. and Mrk; Hewitt yVil.sMl great expansmfl and irnprovement 1 The largest total / of sales of Jacksonville, Tex.'' '^v ‘w ith F in est tira tci'kep in mind/ Betheada Lutbarad Church.vFor-•or attendant, apd^thely k/m boii- in••• the uSe^nf radar; , theva*v vn^nvivy capacity $2,821.76. w------^ necorded... slid yes . MfM Avis Walsh Of "Newton, wed- V'taXSere rP e c ilitie s estvllle, was thVficene of the of. blulaty plnk roses. ' Of the:n^vfgationaf s.vatem and the terday’s high'^for- 4^4-quart crate' Mass., a former MHS English- / CrS«h^ Killn Six ding Ssturdg .t ■» \fi.i The kower gill wa.S dressed i.rL- Use ^ air-to-^grounti rommuntca- 812.75. wa.s a record for the' .sea- teacher. when' called upon for a Griffin. <3a;. Juy 2 tSb —Six per-1 at d p.m.* or -iis. nylUh-wlih p4rmane«t-pri>at> tif,rvs^ few remarks, delighted the group iria El>b. daughter of-ep sgh-t. W worF a floraXhead- ^ n . . , Ifi’ia'ld Pinto tons were killed . and a seventh I ' In'all.' 28(i crptes y\:ere di.spoaed by aayirig. "Y oir look prosper Mrs^ tia/.el Koger* Wells, general rhal'rman -for the MHS aeriousy injured when one car j Mr, and Mrs. C. Arthur' Bhb pf_3 and-and 'c'ariAd a ba.sket of piak ■ 'Tver, T75 East ous and not much older!''/■ FofeSlville. and Erneat John Kjeil- sweetheart roaes and g.vpspphila./ - are'only two kinds of o f.a t an average price of 810J07. Cli;^ Reunion held Saliii^ay night at the Country Club. grectaxMi'. smashed brbadside - into another | the Arabian camel hav- Bowls '^ red roses decorated son df-Mrsr Ernest L Kjellson Tlie mother o6,^the bride received ' . The low for the day vvas 87.25. and Mrs, Richard ;Joalin of Chappaqua, N. Y.. who came from the _ vehicle at a kightyay inTersectlon hiirnp and the Barlrian The number of crates offered for Center St. the CoUntD" Club. On the mantle, moat distant point for the affair, Mra Jn.slin is the /otmer DoHa yesterday. ______^ 1 3 Chestnut St., and the iate Mr.' (" a gown of beige lace.witH cars- |_u the^ediorfui arrangemertt of carna Kjellson. Thy Rev. Ronald A/ Ebb u>el cplored acce8SOrie.<^/and 'lierfT aal^.ho.wever, was. less than last Jlelson. , , She and her husband were both .members of the class, The survivorr-Jo, Ann Hydeji^t tions, snapdragons and gladioli the only .'class couple to man-y. . .Senoiat, was in seribus condUkm at of Kearney. Nrt:., brother of the coritage was of yellb^^roses. T h e ;—---- ^ Tel. 'w as donated by Joyce F l o w e r a Griffin Hospital/Her y^rents, bride, performed, the double "ring , bridegroom’s moRjef \hos.e rose Shop, / ' „ AreWe ;G. Hy^e, 56. and Virginia ceremony.' The Rev. Richard B, colored lace, light blhf acees- M l 3 -1126 Dancing to ''ptuslc hy'/Ari Mc- •■i f m 1 / Also, among tl.c giicsts were l.ee Lou Hyde. 47, and a nater, .Ekine, Pearson of Bethetus Church ascisl- . sorie® . and ^irtage of blite . fea.th- ^ Kay's orchestra' rounded oiiD ^ e CClS *'®*’'* of New York’s ed during the” aeri’iee. diaries cred carnaMofia A reception for Actors Studio: Milton Greene, 8. were killed. . guests at- the MIRRORS // Agency For Hartford evening. , Also klUed were Ute three oc Wakele.v. orgcnist' of Enuwiufl, *®**,.,^'*^’;^, t l , • Ghlpp^ee ...... ThokeWho ordeied class photo ice president of Miss Monroe’s Lutheran Church,' Manchbater. I-kib, Bristol fo!lowedV(he movie production company^- play cupants of the other car • • Wil .\Vcident and Indemnity Co. '•“ graphs may pick them up at John- . laywriglit for ; ^ liam Samuel Luncefbrd and James ‘pla.ved the bridal music.-And ac-/*^*7*" GLRSS RJARTY BROTHERS ,e»son Paint'Co., 699 M*ln St., after'u wright 'N'ormen Rostand' and ATyin"HbwflL. both 18 and both coifipanied thi tenor soloist. R oger>7?,ru"''^u“ X^^^,^7‘i'^ ii°"*' T Hartford, CoonX July tS. agenl J. Kanter, and their v/ive.s. A- L^ucka.' also of Manchester. **XX^***" i ''''.•rd- ' SO l-Sli ClBNTER 8T. • JHI S-S1S5 receptiOp followed Ikc-lJeremony. from Fayetteville, and Milton G. 'ding trip /thmigh -the pocono Jf there'Ta a cash b^ance re- Second Tim e tyklUcck. 23. Senoi*. Prbaehled in maiviage hyxner FURNITURE TOPS / maining after all expenaes are father, the bride was attepded by ' MountaiiUL the bride %vas \qdaiing State 'ftw per O. V. Evans said a light/Dlue summer suit, 'white / met. the money will be uaed to (Cunlimied From 'Page One) the car driven by Liunceford rah a her sistei'-in-iaw, Mrs. Ronajd A. ; purchase -gift for the ne-A’ high B3bb, of Kearney., n matron' ofj acceasprlea and white orchid co] iwtr Stall Uoori--Ulan Ttth ERtiesuri Heck D Gaiulidale stop sign at a “high rate, of sage./They will be at home to their acbool. in memory of the class. most of them were fronl persons , speed" .and struck .the hyde car honor, l.ridesmaids were Mias The following made up the ; re- Belt:.- S»nd*ll of Collinsville .nd after July . i.5 ''gb'"35 whu are, interested in buying, For Dislrii‘1 Post broadaidb. ;-^iinion committee; Hazel W e I l a. A.boiit 25 guests were present ] r‘ i:r Both bride anSand hrid'earbridegroom at- .' chairman: Irene 'Barrera, .trena- at the wedding. Including 15 of; ford, l^ ly Hemingway of Bolton. 'ended the University of Gonnec- urer; Marjorie Paton. secretary; H^-hiah/ Heck, a.sSoyiated w ith ; livf? Die in Hre ^ o u a i^ ^ tbc. bride,. was“ floweV Millers relatives'; he. said. The rest . _ Gonsales. Te.v.. July 2 UR——A- i j D... u > I tiqut. Mrs. Kjellson is a stiperviaor OPEN DAU.V 8 AJK. to 5 P.M. / Lennart Johnson, banquet; Lucille he identifiefl as friends. ; R pfitvl J . Smith, Ihc . TOr 10 yeai-.s. glrLmrd Arnold Beiiaon, nephew.of j™. (jthe Hartford Vlsitirig Nurses INCLCDINO SATURDAY Mahone.v. decoratiorts: Bernice St. This Was the cereiuotvy I plan-'Kgs anljoiinced he will he a candi- ~dsh ef-gasoUhe Ih o u ^ t to be . tli^jHSrid,eKroom.' was ring bearer, water was tossed.: on a- hot cook Askn.' and her husband ,ia an en Pierre, flowers and 4lcket4; Ann ned originally." .Aliller said. The'-,jfl'(j X: Wabrek. publicity; George to fi''— the dli'pcloi'shtp stove yeaterdey, apparently to ichard Sch.ibert of Manchwler. ,^i„eer'^th‘X‘he‘‘srrte ‘ Highway Ml 9-7322 f u t -1 O t h e r at While Plains he describ--h V -aney in the Eighth .School and i out the'ldaze. and the realiiti. was best man and ushers weiV.RU-xDepartment. terton,'. -.orchesti-ji; also B e t I y ,' ed as being' ’’anjlh'e spUr <>f Jne UtUitie.s D istrict created by La>pil j dolph Peterson Noroton. Heights. ^ ' Drapwau, John Hedlund. {■Idw-ard '■ BMMuerttr to stop al\lhc publieity.”. burst of fire took the lives brother-hi-la-.v of Uye-brideprgom;, ------Tluirp'.s^.sfmction ak Di-strict jVresi- persons. The House wan degtfpyed. ' Hiinler, Harry Juul, Christopher He said he. askedvRabbi Gold- Carl O. Wenb^Fofestville, eptisin McHale. Gladys Meyer.^ahd How dfnty Mrs. John tievbcg: 1 b u rg ,'a n old friendN^o. perform e< R w a.'i in the aiKerii.stng itiv of the bridy:'John fc'^lu.id. .West | ard Turkington. • ; the ceremony. tin- Oeveta.^Jfr Daidd/ftpfhoa 3, Hartford, and Albert Robinson Jr...] bai lment at-Thio Herald for fiye sop of Mr. and Mrs-/Iobn Ramos; it was a do;:ble-nng i-ercmo; years, served a'®'k flml lieuteixanl Vli^lnla Ramos^l2, ^ugiiter .of CQUrin of the bridegroopi. j The bride's gown of‘ while nylon ' j Mlsa Monitve wore a belRe^fol- •in the- A*Tiy for five' year.s,/and I PRD.MISE TO IXIVE, Ho n o r AND OBEY AND Mr. and Mrs. Pidnpasa Rambt, add tulle. w'as deji°n*d.. with a fitted MORE JUST Warndek Felcd ored sheath oD satin and^-cnlffon-, liH .s l)eea active-in Red CroSH and HAVE .ALL OUR CIxmiES Cl^ANED BV '; , . her brother/Albei I with a acoopc'd, neck/-Snd short Roy Scout fiinil-i aising diiv'es. victimt. bodice, its scoope«l' neckline / strimmed With tufted organd.V flor On ilcliremenl • sleeves, and malchii)g/i((tin ,piiiu^//..He vva-.i born in 7>J.am-liqfiter^rnil Dtoul^ She^ ' Ray .Bright Jr. and-“"a ’’halo’;.valj-dn^ lace; , is a graduataKi'i .of-A lanch^ter High aald tha fira.«a*ed up after Mrs ets. The same florets outlined the hipline of. the full, bouffant skirt Among thoar''present were 5’il- School. No others liayh .vet an ■ Gevers'. Ofryw' the can of gasoline — Josepl Wamock, 15A P'orest St., ler’s parent*/ Mr. and, Mrs. Isa- nounced tliey will ,.bd candidates NEW SYSTEM on the stove. which terminated into a circular was honored, with g dihner given aw'eep Irafn. Her cro-wn of match dore Mijjer oLBrO(U>l.v'n. hi.® broth for'the office b)' district eiViployes of the Sun er. Kelnilt'M iller.'^ and wife, and Districi voters v/ill nicct Julv .Smart is the wifejvvho knows the importance ing organdy florets held In place oil Co. at-The Hedge.® in ' New' of k^^ing the lamity’s. clothes in tip-top Tree (.riislipa Sev4*n her fingertip, veil of Frerteh ilhi- a jemisin, Morton Miller of Rox- 16 to’ eleet a ryiilacenicnt for Britain lajit w.eek. He /etiied a® Tliqrp.- itton, Ont., Jul,v 2 iJPi—A giant sion. She- ..arrieb a cascade oi whlje district w'ai'ehou.se aui>erinteiiden] mry.' shape always. \Vg guarantee the best clean eWn tree toppled by a violent butterDy' rpaea and 'cajigated ...fo> Sua Oil after 25 .vear.s ing job possible each time. ktorm killed, seven members of a \ leaves. centered with a white ,pr- lee. ''' picnicking family near here . last chid. ^ . ot R DRY C LEANING PRO<'L>SH ASSURES A WarncH-k received hi» iedr-m ent' DEGREE OF .M0TH-PR0QF^T»R0TECTI0N— •'*8bt. The matron of honor \yoi*e a pin fi-ont.R. b. Dr.vatlajefNew. Eng The tree. 70- feet high and ballerina-length gow-n of aqda taf- Thrifty Items For M Summer" At Home land regional., manager, and an al '' ' r u 'C s '^ - weighing 30 tons, fell on a c a r ' feta with long torso bodice and bum, - of memorie.s from C."“> P. ALLSTATE flllSt AGAIN! being driven homeward by Aina-, bouffant skirt. Banffs of Vefiice Srhnedl, Hartford ((iatrlrt man- For the second straight year, cur o\y(rr|> I" 19,55 bought more FREE M pTH-^RO O F BAG W ITH ey Joseph Glozier, 29. In thePuar lace ovei- a deep turquoise taffeta RENT-A-TOOL: Why worry about tool upkMp. The W . G. Gltn.nty Com ager. . , ' with him were his wife. 26; their j sash, with back bows accented the pany's "Ront-A-Tool Plan!' Is tho thrifty way to sovt kibpr, Hmo . . tool -r’; District driver.s and office a®/ Autp fhsiirapoe from ALLMeTATE^/fbaa from an.v other com two Mns, Allen. 4.. and Donald. 16/wc4istHne,„;.H.er headband w a s of ALL W INTER CLOTHES CLEANED • x p « n s « -'aoclatlons gave Wafnock sevlngs pany jn the w'Orltl based on iUlrc^Written premiums. Here’s months; Mrs. Glqzier’s parenU. matching taffeja. and she carried . bonds. Other atmilar* bond^ were W ; Md Mra. Fred J o n ^ x jn d an aim bouquet of Taliamab rose's, 7X' the beat proof..of ALLSTA'TE'S^year-afttr-year belter value —given' by eal11 9-7758 Feet hot? ; . Get cool? from the drivers and’-their wives appointment — call, POWERSAWS T $ 2 . 5 0 ^ and a savlnga bond from the Riis- ...... Plckriip and dfliv^yi—or'^maney'^ving rash and carry Just in from California, -'^per day aell Poling Co., a NeW'York (Jrm , FRANK LAN ^A CK , Agent— Ml 9-5650 these barefoot'flats by wihich carries a'portion of slin'a PLENTY OF FREK P.^RKING ALWAYS $ 1 - 0 0 PATIOS are the softest,X’- i " PORTABLE DRILLS per day" product to the area. ’ ' lighte.it, most cushiony POST HOLE DIGGERS ^ r/; $ 1 . 0 0 ca.Kuals your feet could perd.ay f ask for . , . and at this =i'.i J FLOOR SANDER $ 4 . o q tiny price this qualit.vMs *■;- per day nothing short of'seHsa-> FLOOR EDGER $ 1 . 5 0 peeifin.T tional! In fashion ;color,s ’ ..u/t ' (The rental charge for one day.la the minimum charge) including Panama; white ■ and black.' » Stop In. Add to »ummor com fort and sovo mondy during biir July llubilto!
PICNIC TABLE, 6 FpOT “ S I 9 . 9 7 (Stetel frame—with 2" thick wood top and seats). Not assembled (Just bolt together). X' PATIO BLOCKS. 1 COLORS ZZ x HV x !6” .. 29t «ach 31 g each delivered' CHI-NAMEL, BLISTJBR^ESISTANT J ’AINT ' $ 5 .5 0 per gal. (vf or moro f«llon«).^ (:HI>Ni«^MEL SUPER wkiTB PAINT .r>- $6.15 per gal. l- ii ■ ..:,f 1 ' ' ' ■ lif s (ioi-more gnJInns) 4^1 POWER MOWERS, REQ, LAWN BOY. SUNBEAM _ . . . ^ i s i r d U R EXTRA SFtqA L I OSCILLATING LAWN SPRINKLER^~~^ ‘ V **Frnnkly. my dear, I ’wax a young woman when we JET CONTROLLED SPRAY \ Regubr f 14.95. SpetSlal $ 9 .9 5 got our oil burner. Guess that’s why it eats fuel like Compare! SPECIAL ROTARY 18" MOWER . eragy. Breaks down every;,time the temjperalure drops,' i*4 H.P. MADE BY PENNSYLVANIA Regular 159.96. Special $ 4 9 .9 5 too.” " _7,; /.I i % - .Ji: •7 . She ha^k bad! d ^ a l. . . . one she canJeorr t with a new SiresTolO. r ' P O W E R ' t OOL SO CIAL ^ / . .i . Dclco-Hcat|HifT^r. G,M,;. Delco engilneeri., W|ll .assure 5 ” POETA'fiLE SAW her the maximum in heating efficiency. '.', ” '8 of 4ow- Narrow and medium Regi^r 152^95. Sliecial $ 2 9 .9 5 6 coat, trouble-fjree service. WtcTths 'i ” PORTABLE SAW Regular $49195. Special .$$9.95 JIGS A W, OPERATES AS JIG SAW, "T Stop in ^dr free cotimaUr -^or. phone MI 9-4696 or BAND SA^SCROLL SAW - TR S-3271^or our rvpreMntatIve to <»lf: No.obligation. R e g ^ r $29.95. Special $ $ 4 .9 5 Ever* Item We Sell la Guajranteed-/rBa■ X ' * x SI ir> V X. '.X ,.K j- P A G E S E V E N X MANCHESTER EVENING HJ^RALp,. MANCHESTER, CONN.-MONDAY, 1956 'i f ...... ■■s J.II P A G E s e t BIAN<^IE^^®^R B ^ ^ N G HERALD, MANCHESTER/ z Omihended that tfee-wavelenWh bb whila' they we'ff - gating. at; Ctiar- First Aiders Pick Durliam Describes .awarded .to Rejgional Broadcasting 1otte'a I^ 'e -In ja t Hebron Friday Co., '^-hich wants to, e'stnblla^a. plght.x'^ •’x''' more affteianUy. But a good H e b r o n Satui'day ih the crash of'i [Red ittenberger^Stratton W eddp^ :atlnoW8ky, ^Sl^, ^tuf- , jteitt^ w tpc. r nes DC7 in' the O ft Can W ork of Ciiifeoi staUon-,in,-;J:aat Hartfoinl. The of our policies^ especially those' D r o o d l e s A Hiouglit for Today look for Hit Slate of Officer^i third applicant. Involved-Is BbotoX usfbnis of- tha'chest I V ' - . . . 't . -i Are foM itg Jfprala which copt^lled the mpveni^t.;Of N ROGER a r Nets' P a i _ j era Broadcasting Co., which wouRf leg, and hi^j^aiMfhter, Lai / . V . ' M...... it Sterling, Ilkf July 2 <#0- Irat Alabidmpw ' perrona Ihinga or ideas^across our / '.(ilriM''*|ian Time '' W. B. Davis, 92, f«t 7Q years owi chest.jsi'; Chapter, American. Red j pie, we have Uttte Cp fe y from the In Its reply, Manchester, Broad- of the t^Che; and^lr"'pdarihle S io rts i borders, were undertaken, in a ''^With.the codling of gradUallod' er and publisher, ot the M q^t O n S p e e d X M S i U BINmIi S t^ l Crosai .met fori their fi,rst meeting ; Inroads o f Commiinisjix’ , ' casUngr which would piit a station reported.' severaf \yeraiaken to Backul W A 'da da A 4a A . A . ■*«»cttM*»r, Cwin^-■• apilit of retaliation, against Rus tinje again, many young people die Sterling- Dpifmcrat , M'eaaag#;, ^ lir the/new shopping-center on W. dent the area (Wer the, ihrivich, wnei;e *lhe, gin -WdP — r. #KRoywN weekjy newspaper, dipp 3upds'ir. of toe kz*son'Friday fvqning^ at . This thought was emphasized by R. ratooioN^' sia, for. Russiats maihtenanca of -ndering . what. they shou^iji do ‘ Hebron,;. July -(3peclaU— Andover.i'JuIy'd (Special) Slate Middle Tpke., asserts, that East end./ adth;itted. ' ■ / /■ ' ith their lives to inake them the Harold Durham, 'of tl^ Hartford Coventry^ 1rijnieir,receivec|>|^ .state Simifitr policies. » ' Amston -Lake .aiimmec ;residents Canyon, July 2 (P) PoiTae 4 fon y to« Bar? disploy^ the CQttttge of Edwip N'o 1 a n. Cainp of Gideons, 'who -spoke at Hartford IS .ceally A part of Hart Four PoMce said tha^''mot6r- moat meaninful. There is much, a C. Npdt,, ;'^, a partner racks ararMOd two motorists for Guesta were present in addition to ford and would sell yvertising in injurler yesterday■day mo:morpiilg eyclistt'Lee F. Johnsoj^ 16, AmS- LARGE SCREEN RC. Then there came theHiwe when .Advice to be had'.frohi many Sides, are planning/big event,# for the the Smiday .morning .Service at the Crviilni ^Kxcfpl firm ,of Van speedlngxFriday'buring a radar a number of toe instructors, with Covenant "Ciingregational CMiirch. that city .' in which thyrwer.e tom had driven,toe:iMtorcycie for COLOR TV $695 IJntcrtf ht Ui* a new regipfe^ln Ruasia 'began bill none that is piore vital than Fourth • of July. Startin|g with a jt 'Cp., investment toeir husbands or wives, were Mrs. • This Would result, 'Manchester riding .roll^ovef aftyjfskldded the.' first time--.Prmjy njomlne. Mr,- Conn.. «* cbeqkpn'Rt. 6 .hear Abbover D’ui'ham’ quoted from Hor'abA BARLOW'S , hiaking. gealures- toward tearing ,lhat contained in a littip poem Pr. block danCe tomorrow, from b|ui1 •^froM" .-while startlhg the, 'c j ^ TELEViSIOri Payablo In AdTnwcn*. . 'l^bok Qil^St l^br Rpuls many ye|iis Alrljnee Constellation in the Grab * CONNICTICUT MIDICAl lIRViCI Walter. N. Leclegcf ' • trating. its services .In Hartford hron.'-'t': anij/lbst ccoptirou ' p61tc<*. said. At this poipi, we w«M sudplctbus, and booth's pt 6 p.itv. fpradults ford Bombard said they arrested txenslaved. Tel.MlS-MBS Onn.TMT IU.M and children. X Capybn. He wee bom InrSitySr Stanley A- Jervala,- 17, W|lliman- 9.0, lOA iol • NIW HAVIN 1 Following a delicious potluijlri ' ' The speqKer weiil.on to describe ■aid ■•'would (give- birth to a tocHity Stye ,,Polic^han Thomas 1089 TnllamI BueMmd r.7» and did pot trust such .gestureE-^ im y, N. M.. with a buiU-in, bad ca se/of al-I Gailtnleri said the driver, Mrs. M.afiR. .MflONBY I^ES.- . 1«0 1 had.'nyaiked lifes way'-'WRh an Oh the Fourth thefe wiU'be a tic, and^^ster Aobol'wskli 36; 'V-- lUpper, the fotlow i^ officers were the work of the Gideons, ■ a well . 1.30 'And ' some part of iw had, . of, food sale In the Picehouse, whatr- , * Minneapolis, '"Jufy ; 3 Mt^Cltt- sleeted; Ml-s. MSey MullSney, loeatlon schizophrenia." / GhiiStine Buck, 52. oXJBread. and / Bridgeport/July '2 OPl-TThe RL — ------— !— 'p&Ui »•••••*••••••••••• esayiTbnjh^ • Hartford. Both are to appear In known imd'enomina^nal group of reply,j^Milk St„ ■ - . v ,- ... ■■ ■ /‘ / . WMUV . •A'.aR**«*»«»**«S«**«** .10 course,'grown iii love' with the iron ever the weathpr, from io a.ra, to Tord A. Wilson, 65, anicjmb'Sr -of Andover Justloe Court sJuly 23, president-,/James Ifvlte,.vic4 pres Christian husinrs^hien whoae pri- Regional charges, in,Its was warhed for speeit- Rev. M-sgr/''rbdmas- P. Mooney. Ctfpy •••••»*•••••••*•• .M Had follo'wcJI'^'here comforts ahd, that' if the^FCC gave^/the wave 75, died Saturday at St„ Vincent'a , edriaint • police atate styfA of .nMii. The next thing. wilJ.'gSe a the St. Paijl Pitmeer^Preasl editori;. X M at nl^ht. State Police'’ ar ident; Mrs. Signe L.-YjaHlJi,. *ec- m< ry xhoUve. is''^the winning.; pf infc. - X ■ X'-f'”'' / • ' pleasure.s •iedT'^ , phcfide oLAntlques and hbrrihles al staff- and a fprmer'' rfctary; and Karl Ke.llw,'- trea'a- length ■ tbi^-ManchesWit. 8 i.m-p 1 y Treated -fpr minor abrasions at Hosplti»l./He -had been a Roman ! MEMBER OF ‘Glaisses for AVomah Who Had Until bnc d.ry in sApjiet place rested Carlo Genovesi, 48, of . 8I;i ‘‘NEVER PUT OFF men, .w om yX and children .to tlia associated press -existence. '< at- 1" . newspaperman. JdfM Saturday. He Grand Aver; ROckvllIe and charged/ arer., ^ \ , because it waa farther^ridhioved the scene were Mrs. Jenoff/Ootf Catholfcniriest for -49 j'ears. "A na-1 FUI^I^ALKOMEHA - Th* AnoelntOn M lm u U , Her Fare IJffed’ ■ I met the inaater fac«<^ face-,. Christ. ThiS'i.sSiohe through per- ^ rrpubllcatlon ot So the firq! lOng^span of Rus ^i^l-bogiven for the best was born in Bqnal tier, 42. her daughter^ Adele, .11, tive o y New Haven, Iw served at i •nOUM^..UM izing. East^^Hsr M ^ wn a'r.d Wa’.erbury i s ‘well, as^i UNDEIt iXPfiRIENCED B«wa dUpUCBM crMttd to It or sian gestures at tearing down •““'■‘y W ?V:'with. slaUon.and rank anit-w^alti, rated "bicycles, -tricycles. and Rye. N ./Y ., July 2 (Ah—Ollvep' at toe intersection of Rts. 87 and 6. Monthly meetings;where t A p lc a Bibles in hotel joomA iiospitals and Sylvia 'farquinld,' 33y also of enSiM in tnu fSiptr the Sihwine-Kilzcnger Institute, jy,y X graphic locatli .^ead.aud Milk St. . ’ Briilgfport.'^, , ' m a n a g e m e n t tlM icenl now* pubUohod herr. parts of the Irprt Curium foiirid us 'doir. caiu:uigea. This will be'..fol W 'akefi^, 47. a British Comedian WHAT YOU .CAN DO pertaining to First Aid’ wfer^ dis and Schools.. / ' ropubUcatloB of opeclnt taking a hegaUveTg^idging policy, as paiV o f ...... their Better MvirtgiMuch Ihoujpht . for hiy body-Wot, lowed by a softball game.,, .and. who )>ined .hiniself as "The Voice At toe beglnhlhg of 1955 'the cussed. ^ r ln g the course oAlhe "The Gideons believe the ^ h je '^bast night, in another'accident/ nro nUO ruorrod. ■theti^ Will” be eohiests and games value of U S, farm''machinery and ,/TODAY” . rear, they. hav4’ had as 'speaHers a Hai^ord man Nvas wp.rnedxfor in which we appeared before, JLhe Research' Frb'g(«fii■ bgrafir " w h rch ;' .w ’ia t' ‘'-n dn e roi'n i'y'S oti'l, ''' • of jnexperienfe,” died Saturday. , to be the'.word of GOd.'” statw diltei or N. B. A. 8«rr- made fKisslble by a grant, from I had entered to win in, es mad wiH} prizes offered, for"'children --V motor vehicles wasf 3:6 p«.^ cent ■ / '• .cv. • Edward Wilsm*. who sr|oko o n .w Durham. ’’His Word -has befn S e ls D a le improper backing-as the reafiU; of THE JOHN F ., world as It we'were- reluctant to and.^Mnlis.'* • (Author’s niune below) . Policemen’s viewpoint-'of First a minor 2-ca'f crash on Rt. 6, Bol- ittuiivti; Tbo .the Ford Foundation .of . Three .rare, SUICIDE’S BiObY -FOUND above 1950. x foulSd true and proven. ' > .When '1 met the >Tssier fAce to ' X ? Personal Mention X Md; Mrs. C. Fcanca's T oom e-y ,' lower the curtain we ourselves had Dollars.' . They've also (irawn u^ Salem, July 2 (Ah—The almoat HoVv long is it since.,vou "Just: as we U.suaily want .fo y P ic n ic /toh.- ■ X' - S imiil. up, as" if 'we were afraid to spef'ificatiohs for a number, 6f ■ Mr. aiid..Mra,;,Chatles gchmid of di^ly'search Fiodbre kuznilcb of ; whose ,tpj?iG was teaching t'he -know hboiit the autlior of any book , state Police sajd, Arthur S. TIERNEY ^DDIT IRnUBAlT''.^ other iiadful devices. auch.^s' an Amston, whq are visitihg/in Eu- checked your medicine ■)uniorp; waiter. N. t^cl'erc, - who W'b- reftd.'ap we should know about Rtastom - 64, waa-ritraveling west ,,let the world 'atmosphere melt, A* I iiarTbull r n y castii* and reared -Meriden-fnade in the woods around ^dxvard .Serrelf.'>-eaalirt/ruler I FUNERAL HOME unbreakable- Ice Cube, .A, Musical i'ppe, have cards ftbm Ger- Gardner Lake came to an end yes chest? Having simple first gave them a briefing on his part- Godi, the aiilhor ;of the -Bible._ •on B'f. 6 and turnetUnto the Bpl-. Tbo 6«rAldP^tlnS Cooutw^r. l i ^ if^urone-time imitation of Russia Dentist's Drill, pine-scehted Tear ‘4hein,Aiigh, many to friends'hfr^-' terday. : ^ . .icular field; andlGeprge Kmuser "As we o f/ Manchester Elks. ton Center 'Hd. He overj...... f '239 WEST CjENffER ■•oiunoo M flaaaeiAl rcaponoibUitr ^ t^fth'-uirir towers had pierced the aid "g^ipfies available im- who demonstrated ll/e-saVing tech road and hacked his car into a f e l : Mr“S-i22ar . tyMKr^tteal orroMi apiMnrinc in nd- T.ad hfeume a'permanent part of Gas, square Beer' Barrels, a. com In a parked car he^qund the know through the perfect balance today that the annual, family, pic- . ^ bination -Spark Plug„ Adjuster , and hUie of the sky .. m ^iately can often prevent niques: / 6f nature that tiling's couldn't juat^ CiH «'.iir 'f.-H,.. '■“* driven by Arthur H. Fawcett, : nta nnd ottitt'readini rnattor the American, system of life,. In .Manchester EiW lng ' Herii|d body of his br(»thtr, Peter J. KVz- EMERCENCY me will, take p}acq/Su.nday, jgo st.. Manchester , ' oter EronloK Uonid. 'cker. ^jevato'r' Cable 11 had sworn to rule with an iron Hebron correepondent. 111108 Ru- mindv gccidenth from "be- New thoughts on,First Aid are happen as'"thy- ace. There must this period. We' were making it mace ■ .J- mlch, 37, Waterford, who had ijis- OIL RURNER thoroughly discussed by. this group 15, at'thd Leidertaffhal P a r k .^ ff^ ■ was traveling behind - the 'I ^ Ploploy AdTorUatng elboing faoUrsi Glue, Riietprqof Pin .Cushions and saa Pendletoii, -\C 8-S454 \ x appeared June 15. ^Fiodore had eoming ntajoT problems. be a Supreme-Being. PINE PHARMAGV Ibar Monday—1 lun. Wday. more difflCtllt for Russians to a split-level,. Lobster. Trap. You When I rnet. the master face ip ' .. 'X ■ SERVICE . of instructors in An effort to al He is(-1^ good God. weXe^hge, Fpr'bes St„ East Hartford: The- Mosibn car. There Were „no in?-* 'i For Tucaday—1 p.m. Monday. f-ace. - ■ 1' - bean searching for ml'brother ever affair, as in the past, will be for injuries) ' . . come here than it was fpr''A«)erl- can' just imagine (if you atyaitr '.since, f ' ■/“ ' ways be aware of new First Aid when v.-e mid a)I about us the-iu o- ^ 4 CENTW ST^ For wodBMdayJa.'P. ta.9Smt^r. ■ procedures as soorr as they are X'/Eik members amd. friends. „ JKhocUed DoWn by Cyele . S & J i For Tlimdny—1 p. •».' wc^Klay. cans to go to Russia. We uNeiw, yourself I what Schwlne anW Klt- rubber hosf led from the'ex- I t ‘‘is wih« to collect all visipns He has made __ For* ; - - - m. Tburaday. 'zengcr- .w'oijld have come qp with I ihet him and knew him and ^^ekend Deaths CALL released, ■ and to . thoroughly un- godd God will 1-ev.eaJ His plan for I ®hb. Gordon, chairman of the An'Oakdale Vnsnand'hisd-iyear- l^r Aitlirdty-i^ p. m. Friday. -m'sHing It more “difficult for bliiehed to see .. habat ]iip* Into' tha car. Dr. .H. .v'our medicines in'one place, Ml 9.9814 " CluaUlod doadflno! 10;S^.m OMh If OidFor'd Foundation ha:h come daratand the whys anil whcicforeS Htt'people, and we find It'ifl His Activity Cortimltlee, along old daughter ;were 'knocked 'down Americans to 'go . to- Russia- than That his eye.t, full of sorrow, were PeteriBchwartz lieted toe death of W IL L IA M S Di.scard the old and useless. of same. 'Their chief instructor Is with , mripbara of his' detail, will by a motorcycle Friday^ night Qn^ee^ SlotnpA. L day et, p^satlan axetpt Saturday — thrdiigli'wl^ a -really big sum of By THE" ASSOCIATED P R S ^ KuzmlcR jsa suicide. The' victim book, the B^ble. / , ■ S-a-Hb, Russia was making it We w'cre mqj»ey. X'Ohe^for. inatftnee 31Q.00 fixed bn' me; . ^IL SERVICE Phone u.s-for what i.s- miss Norman H. .Osborne of- Glaston Over 14 nUIllon 'Te.sjaihehts.have handle •the^'oijtfng this year. A 4- •And. I faltered-and fell at niS/fc«i Norwalk, Conn., July 2 (Ah— was a foreman at the-Electric '/ii. distroin'aglitg coittact and ,inter- Charles ■ Kellogg, 72, general man ing. And pleaijfei irive youi’ bury. ■ "V been distributed to servicemen arid piece 'ofehestto.^has' been 'engaged MbiuUy; July 3 that day, ‘ .. . .’v Boat On, ! division o f " Oenerei' to play, for danclrtg:.,during..^the day. rfiange betiVeen ,the two peoples : f'KASH VICTIM DIES ager of the Norwalk Hour, died Dynamtci Corp., in Groton., He children no opportunity to 'T ■ — • ntfrae-s since the 'beginning, of WhlleXm.'' rs-iG** melted and Sunday, . M t ^ - 4 5 4 a Worlds V\'ar 1 1 /Durham related Mf. ah(i Mbs.- Nbil Lawrence, Worcester. Mas^., July-..? igb'- vanished away. leaves three brotheeg, a -sister and play with medicines. Store whtt^Bu*^ si^med to be'spekin^ The head-on coUlson-of an aut*Mpo- Claremont, Calif., July 2/l'A»)— many ihridento tfom the lives of popular playgtpund ' Supervisors, OF MANCHESTER Ginuid Canyon Traffic Jam, his mother. them away ffofirtheir easy Woniaii Keeruiler have again complete charge of MltebeU Given O nC 0 D. Bdiveries •bile • and truck on Route 20' ftiJ’Welted'and yvu'shedf and in their Dr.-Edward A. Steiner, 90..^kuthpc. people w-hd'riave found God RETGHER GLASS GO. all junior games and activities for I With thoumda of mllM "o ,giijalb\ it woul^ ajefn, w-e have Southbridge last Wednesday' haa expert on immigration and retired access. ’ through the OTdeon Bibles placed 9-7829 'piacs, , \ (^omin^ lo Toiyii the' day. Tommy-Confab will hah-, 188 WE^T MIDDLE TURNPIEK f-Bcant air-apacn all a ^ iid 1» emerged from liaaitmnt phase, claimed its'foii'rth victim, all mem NaugltV^.eUie' did Y see but .the professor of applied Christianity / i hotcl4[.,an^mdtols, * - ' . bers,.ot one family. at Orinnell College, GrinneU. Iowa, iHe '/ coni/u^ed liLs .';1jjfo'rhiative die ail senior acUyities, while Hu- for evary dii'ac^on, th# air Waa leaver and, W'tHdut'spc^ficin'g any of our masters'rifce EXPERT RADIO ^ Atari.ne S.Sgt. Joan C. Barnard, g$ Benson and his committee will - CORNER pUftANT 8 t. I Three-.year-old Busan Johnson of /And' I cried Aloud, "Oh. make me died Saturday. He was borii in aqd in.spiratipnal me.ssagexviih a theteas crowdad' ovar tha Qrand suspicion of Rus8ian'dp,tent, de Rocky Hill. Conn., dic'd of injuries whatsis now Czechoslovakia. YOUJi PHYSICIAN only Woman Marine rcciriiter for plea for. prayers for the 'wbrii of take charge of all eatk aild dririks. Trtpet . on4 TV REPAIRS It is the hope of the Youth Ac-^ > . NEW .LARGER (WJARTERS OuiydiK|WCurday. cided tp^play the game more.bold at Worcester Cityllospital yest^r^ To .follow ithe . atepa.^ p fxT h y GraKd Canyon, Ariz., July 2 tPi All kinds. Including enr .mdios 4 1 liel®*Nyijn'eei /CAN p h o n e Connecticut and -Western .Masaa-r the Gidoon.s. . \ ■: —Carl J. Snyder, 59, vice president chusetts, will, be at the post officie tivlty Committee that the outing p l e n t y o p FRONT AND Rp)AR PARKING Tlia lactora which made it ly .and Cphsistently—as if tve were day. ' ''X wobhded'feet." ■ MItche!ri3-5321 will be- a success. All proceeds RANGE & FUEL OIL Her parents, Henry Jphhson, 46 and operating manager of the fN «IU iT:1*TRlP In Manchester on Tuesday July 3, crowdad wara Ittiaaa: AmericSiAlnd notfixarbon.copy of. POTTERTON'S WHEN^OUNEED , . . Vcwlii phe gairted at the affair will be turned- a-nd Mrs.' Harrier Johnson, 44, and' iMy thoughj“l8 hoWv^ior the soula. Chrysler ,Corp. and a member of between the hours of, 10 a,m. un A|]/plicanl8-Fiie AUT^ GI^SS mSTALLEb Twd( planaa had takan off f r ^ Russiiu ISO CENTER ST. lEDICINE “ til S p.m.; it was spnounced’ toda.v MRS. RONALD W. WHITTENBERGER over tor/use in entertainment of her brother, Henrv Jr., 7. died 1 ,'bf meni ' the firm ^ board of directors, diH h ‘fba Bsfq4inii^ Maq local youths at futuj-e yobth ac ZaM Ahfalaa threa m ln u ^ aplirt. This d e ris i^ is symbolized b^ Wednesday. Another, child, Diane by'T.Sgt. Mitchell J. .Rcnbcnek. GLASS FURNITURE TOPS I have lost my life tn^ find it again, likes. toWay He Reply Findings tivities. Thay\wara tlylnc tha aimta route President EiaenJ^wer’s official ap- Johnaon. 8, was released yesterday E'er stn.ee tfne day in a quiet place makst piWppf cash S.Sgt. Barnard will be as’ailable. Mi.ss Jean Marie 8lraltonJ\ Ray Whittenberger, of- Y'oung- The BQIAND OIL CO. to aMwer question.s young ladies aaat ” proval of a prpgrm recommended after ' .hospital treatment',' The I met thr master face to face. . loans, gives y^.rime to- Pick up your prescrip daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William town, Ohio, brother of the groonm MIRRORS (KraplocB and Door)..: truck driver wts not injured. \ Fred R.'Edgar repey in e o n ^ ie n g /f. 'itiayrihave regarding efillstment iq ,-aa best ' man. Roy Stratton, ^ The three a'pplicants fpr the 34 HOUR o n . BURNER Precisely ao they-Cdflld not ever by'thp, National S ^ r lt y Council Slralt'oh. 44 Garden'St., was mar wavelength -of farmer Hartford Sponsored- by ' the Manchester monthly emounts. 0 ^ tion if shopping near us, or thri Lady Marines. omaS Stratton of Manches^ter . PICTURE FRAMING (oli typ«) SRRViCE ' crowd one anopt^r, the first plane for a gradual and ^ h e ra i ex; BOOK CWIES B.At'K Council of Cbubchea Harold J. Lehmus, M .!)./ witho'dt obligstion': 6111 CefTtelf- let u^ .deliver promptly /She ^viU also -have-on- hand -ini ried Saturday afternoon at,'2:3() arid, James-Jones of Youngstown radio station WTHT filed reply waa flyiac Rt 21,QM feat, and .the change of Informaticm' and per- Harrisburg; - Pi. iJPi-^Martha delloit tervlte, HifHihwido 'drmation cqncernlng''Woman Of-'’ "to Ronattf-W. W-hiUenbmger, 'son were ushers. / findings last week with the Fed Insurad Asainst without e.xtra charge. A of Mr.s. Frona Whittenberger of eral Communications Commiasion. - WINDOW and PLATE GLASS Days'Cal) MI 3-6330 aecond ^ 17,000 feat, ^us givihs *or.8 be^.ween the United States Frjeedman. .Jin'aiiy get h ^ ' book BANK TEULER h e l d r.rtdlt it oyer l.OhO offlees., fleers Training Cla.aa,. the course " At a reception in the Davis M'e- . announces the-association of . Phone for your Ipeii in just 1-trip, great many people entrust isslons wojhen as U.S. Youngstown.'Ohio. The ceremony; morial Building following trie cere Th«se/feplies were in answer bo- Ntfhto Can HI 9-3701 a-asfdiy margin of d,000 fdat ha* back after 21 years. Shp-'boughl-a tVeUingford, July 2 (Ah—Leonard^. “thaj, gftnUuiss'uus YAGATiON RAIN? 'JALOUSIES! Installation Is Ouirik, Eaay and EcbnomicaL., and.hot .tjerely 'RUsaia, but all the write, or come in lodoy! use with the .responsibility rps •Officers.,, 'was performed by the Rev. C. E. mony^ Mrs. ^Stvattoh Yccelied ip ja .findings filed earlier by the appli- copy o f Da.shlel Hammett's "Omni- A. Hill, 35, waa arfeated Friday on Marine CTorpa ' 6u Heat Is CLEAN t»rtan their respective altitudes. countries of the Soviet bloc, blia"- at a local book store. Upon a charge of' embezzlement from David L. Warren, i!^.D. of .fililBsi; preflcnp- Prior to her enlistment in the, Wilson In the . Church ■ of the beige' dress • with 'beige And whltihUe can^sT including Jplm . Deme of "^ ' x ' (CONTRACIXIBS; WE HAVB^^’JtN'^lSTOCil. ' _1 . n*__ . *“ a . . 1^. J Na*arene. ' vz’'hi4«hwhich va*attwas decorated : accessories. Mrs. ' t&.hWAa W’Mttenberger 6 A«vKAk*n>Ai , Manchester, and the'-FCC’a Broad- If not, coll- oil Heat-ls SAFE 'But the aac<^ planer finding The^ahnouncemehtpf. this pro opening the book, she discovered the Dime Savings Bartk.'where.he UefM"Y2S te $900 tioiis. MaJ’ we compound Marines, Sgt ' Barnard s resided in MEDICINE CABINETS and SHOWER DOORS OU H ^ t COSTS LESS atormy waather at' 17,000 feet, her nam e'and^e date 4936 on the 1 is a teller. A. prosecutor said less wdiS hjm in the practice of Norristowp. Pa., until she enlisted w ipr an arrangement of mixed | „.ore a beige chiffo^dresri-WithBureau. ." ... gram puts nothing staJWic into ef- yours>' white summer flowers. Miss I brown and green figures and heigb; _ 1" reply, Deme's Manchester Operi Salurdaya — Open .Thursday. Rvealngt s- ' asked parmisaion to up to 31, flyleaf.' | than 35.000' was missing. .5 - in the Lady-Marlne-s Sept. 28, 1951. LEE M. SILVERSTEIN 380 CENTER ST. fect immediately. It ^Jrather, Internal Mtdicin* and Cardiology Following' her recniil training she Marion Jones, soloist, sang "O Day ; accessories.__ / \ / ' Broadcasting Co., sought .to .re,.| Ml 9.0638 / - iSBTUlATES GLADLY dfVEN 000 feet. This was denied, because declaration of general intent. But IB en efid jo i, INANU CO of Golden Prbmi.se.” and“ 0 per-: For ))rir wedding/tri^.to the Ad-1 fute the proposed findings of the j attended l'2 . weeks' in ' Siipplv Broadcast Bureau, the FCC's legal | ef &e presence « f the first plane that general intent is that we • andAhe removal of offices to >•1 4( T HU .oNAi » NANC • I) feet Im c.” ■ I ■ ' irondachk Mour^ins, the' bride ! at t ^ t altitude,.,But his subse e ■ by yrie chose- a yellow.yoolted. S^iss; dress Srm, which had injured Manches-1 .iii:.! ^ a ll lead, rather than trail, in the a gbvyn 0 with white ac/esoriesx'The couple ter's cause. ■ ‘ I quent request,, that he be per -W ait MEddiaJTurnpike •f Me6iirv« aufRlhlr Norristown High Hchoiji and spent scalloped band’eau of Chantilly -^ m y and is attending Eastern! him to proceedT,000 feet above Uje creed. That v{e should lead, rather u)(! Let us’^ not- forget torm— thp moulders •t $10,03 Mck. MaalsawM, 20 three years at the v^Uadclphia Washable of our nation. ■lace., pearls a,nd sequins. She ear Jfiyzorene College. i bad wreather, which might lead him than lag, ^''exemplifying our own r Con.servalory of Msiaid, where Shb ned H Bible with white rosea amf HOLLAND HNISH through 21,000 feel, was approyed. itudil^yblce. - feathered carnations. X> dearest principles, is right, and .. fifade to Order This request granted, Uie-siMond WUlJam r . Qnish The maifj oT honor/ Mi.s.s'Nar(cy $ 1 . 8 9 We ar/gla d President Eisenhower Raymond T. QUiah SOO IN W.ALKOUT •/' Straltcm,' sister' of the brideXwor^ Wrought Iron Railings .With Your Rollers pilot apparently began climbing. has'^carried toe day against those Paul R. LaBree Wat.erbury, July 2 -About-- "an aqua . giiWn of Ch.anUhy lacp.. So, with a whole continent of .elements in'his administration vvho 500 members ori'the international trimmed with hyloiv tulle; apd, Porch Columns E. Ah JOHNSON empty air available, thei^ wes^ a feR more secure because we did Association of Machfhials struck carried ' H-e*>lomal /ioiiquet of' 3.5940 the^ Waterbvry, tool, .division of- .spring abscers. Mts^Gail Stratton, deadly traffic jam, suddenly, ever have an iron curtahi of our. own. Enjoy ihis^i VALLEY WELDING CO. niture Vickers InC. lit/midnight Saturday.' bri Manchester, bjme.srnaid.' wore a For Free Estimate Call PAINT GO. tte Grand Cdnyon. ' is the rpmpany's first strike in yellow, gown ot^hantiliy lace and < Glastonbory ME 3-9118 699 Main St.. Tel. Ml 9-4501 If this thaory of^the crash 58 yeaf-s of operation. carried a colpni'al bouquet. which took 138 liyCs Saturday " Chou T o .Chiang 225 MMN ST. over/ the 4th stands up, it be the worst Premier- Chou Bn-lal of Com-^ crash In the hiptory of commercial m unistOhina does not expect ■r'- avHatioh. But the point s^ms-to'^ ^ ja h g K^-ahek to accept his in- 1 J. / f be that the danger of just such • Vi'talion tb^end representatives to So You^re Going to Buy a Home crash>had already been-recognized Peiping to dl.s(;iiSs the "]^aceful by students of the problem of air »en wide and say.'.. Ah"h'h-H'h liberation" of Formosa. suety, and UUt toe number of But he U, in hls-lssuance of the near-collisions in toe air'has been r " / ' ' ' ' * ' high for some.time. |- iitvRstiqn, planning to get gome- toing. This is so because toe air is He expects-it, along with'his of Furniture prices area- really more crowded, all toe Ume,^ than mpst^of us would guqsG. 1^ is fer of full amnesty to all Chinese 7 on Formos*,.and his Invitation to c-'wvd#^ primarily not only ,be- Yea. It’s better to fdirck first toan to ho sorry after. H'to's a ' A' c a i^ Rights are frequent, bat be them as individuals to visit China quirk^ist of potnta that can make home onmership more ep- jo}-able to you. cause toe number of Wig airpora- and see their families, to speed up ASSEMBLE \ is limited. The 'route from one the process of demoralization With I - y ■ airport to another, when instrur in Chiang's own ranks on.. For- NEIGHBORHOOD 'EM YOURSELF mosa. lt can be doubted that much vD Is it the kind you’d really like In have :vour chil ments do the fiyiftg, is inot really , ri they*re:'^ll flavor^\ "V a broad route,-blit more like an beyond the life of CTOang itself dren i:row tip in? . — , y ■ -invisible str^g stretching toi^ugh keeps morale In the last-ditch □ Is tfJt convenient to ach ' position of toe Kuoniintang on " If you’JJ/Bsaemble ’em you’ll save 20?f- toe air, so far as direction is con center? . ' all outdoor furniture, prior to-the cerned. The solution for .this prob ForinosS. There have already been □ Is it made up of the same general ‘‘inwme level” ’S Sf v'eral v Important, defections of Fourth. Actually, the cold bleak Spwng /-/ lem is toe assignment of “different you are in? , auang officials'to the (Jomrnu- todl^ a big bite out o f Summer f’uroitiire altitudes to planes which are on., □ Are the real estate and other taxes comparable to ■ business. Take your pick tomorrow and .... » - ^ ' 7 / w : n at 'mainland. Jn toe long, nor Are you planning a be^ch party, picnic; cookoiit, oi*.^. - to'e .eame rqute at toe same time. thepriceofthehou.se? > - x' deduct 20^r. mal course of events, these (Chi ' / - ‘ . V' ■ ‘ special trip for July Fourth? Make siirie y M hav^^ -•L., IK- A 'alhrm emergency jipset thU safety precaution Saturday. nese on Formosa'will chooa to be HNANCING plenty of Hand;^'s Franks on hand. X‘ * and aveiY drop IS with China, whatever China ..it is. I The chuces of s'uc^ a collision / □ Cth ypp readily meet th? down pay ment? Easy Tecfns would stiil seem: almost' one in a Premier fjhoU. r.lso expecls' his tD'Ai/e you prepared, to ni^t the .several additirihal . These fr^h, tasty franks are great for a'ny occ^iop. . > million. Nonetheless, air traffic gesture o f apparent reasonable .‘.‘closing items”-—such ag the cokt o f the litle^ccr- / - They're all flavor because they’re ntad.e from _x;_. ri An attfomalic •l^ctrit lAfqNf h fotir mokes a whale o l > hsa enough hazards which are ness to have influence among the - ' .iitificafe, mortjgage recording . fee and attorney's' . choice meats delicately seasoned completely 'unpredictable without Overseas Chinese jp iiisiiy coun ; " .services for preparing the proper papers for FHA . differmctl 'VVhetiys'r you’re soaking fatigue away 7 . tries w’ho are still lOyal, in their re 49.95 Buy Handy’s Pranks pv-ery tPleraUBg any^h|zarda which are4- or VA. mortgage loans? . / fronTyo^^^ fudgd- predictable in any degree. Ob^ thinking, to FormOaa*, ' W □ -\re the monthly payments cunsistehl with your De luxe streamlined ali- from yoiir /WtcKen floor.. . 7-hot water is always >- vioualy, we are' in' for a period of ,' i Premier" Chou-^is also, in such 1 . 'L monthlv salary? x Were $9.95 alumlnum chaise With Magic- statement, coming cloaer to the study and planning which wilt try Big, sturdy non-tilting Arm adjustment; red or th6 best ^lution! * — to guarantejs that ^veh this one s i d i n g .^ericah diplomatic',dc- CONSTRUCTION ^ Alumimini Chairs in green w-oyen /plaid Saran mandr-. which is that he renounce covera in a million Iriiianee of disaster is • □ Do outside dlflrable Saran .wcb- .more rigoroMly guarded against, ctIv? This is a .sign, of-general quality of eon- gard to Formosa.' bing. * - ' * '• fabrics y o i wash — helps the soap to .get to wdrk IR toe future. ? . struction? " ■ I '‘v (Below) Spring Arni (Ti'alr has atlll not 'formally and with a ^|[. We all rely upon hot- water so riiuch □ If there are a few plaster cracks will the builder '.'W^ ,-in while epamrtf* with plain completely renounced' the possible » agree to f i x 'the.se after the house has firmly (BelowI .Vft. Unibrel-- yellow- 01-7 green comhined' that a goo^ water heater’s a must/ We recommend . use of force. But he is again d*», with wWtoijiytlrapgea florgls. y To Load, Not Lag. .set(l(Bd? ^ • Y las W'lth 2-pavt pointed ah automatic electric water heatet because it works emphasizing that possibility, and metal- - poles; ring for As ' toe cold war begaml. -■ we.' , □ is there..a suffidefit number of electric.al outlets? building up‘ peaceful alternatlvea.. ^ n gin g, gay,: multi for pchnies-^and it never forgeti ■ - ■'x,; ^fancieid b u m ivei i^- democraej-j □ Is heat supplied by moderri automaUc oil heating, colored strlpeiy./ Like Moscow, he la being mild with sji toe- freedoms and privi ^uipm ent? (BuiMeirs canlmake substantial sav- rather than threatening, taking - V V • -1 leges that word, aynibolized. And inga(putting in other fyjMW of. equipment. But a t \lt'« S o Easy To ..PurehciM , the soft line rather than the hard, y We fancied ourselves, in all these ’ a buftder who saves inohry here perhaps ‘Tsaved.”- ■ 7 ' ' « ■ ' seeking to.perailide people ralhir Skinless, Regular, King Siie, thinga, the exact opposite of toe "Somewhere el.sci too).. *->. / NoHijng Down . . . Pann1|ies ^ Day toan frighten them. ^ ,1 Were 8.95 Baby Size, All Beef, Extra Mild.''- nation/which .w’aa beebnung the □ Make-sure the house has an ade<{uate mksonry | Lilsarol jAllowanee 'For Ola Eq^ipmanf cola war enemy, toUlitarian Ruj- Co.nsidering that- he" posjteases chimney.'Bpilding one later fs'cosily. Not having , j Gie power to put American policy one limits your choice^of fuels fqr heating^^^^^ Were 49.95 -.Id.-. ■ . I ."nien-'M toe cold war went on, to a terrible and ..embarrassing depreciates the house’s valufi.' .-teit, which would cOme if, he »t* eur toaJm of RussU and of Com Cool mesh Patio hqmmock complete., with Call Your Master er . 0 0 AppliarKB Deefler or ,; tacked - toe - off-shore islands of munism led us. into an imiUtom of, GENERAL stand and "decoratM canopy. Finished in , 'Ali flavor be^Ui^ they're . many v.qf-Uta . feaUirer of toe. Quemoy and Matau and thus chai- - □ Ar? you sure the en.t will slay dry after smart tur^oise. You as.semble and .save choice meats, delicately sedspned. -i-T •% S, ■ toubtartah state. To combat Rus- leitg^d us to decide whither we are heavy-rains? , - m I V I .. |rt E I I t C T e I C A I I T cqniibitted to toetr deferise, it w a 77 a^ .wR'ijMdioptod m any,of- R u ^ 's is the foundTation sound?'^ ^ Ih your homf* reliefi.to have Premier Chou tak B techniques. Ws r,i^id an iron cut,-' Are there storm windows and..weathft^lWppihg? wired fOi' lull ing the oil Id Matorical line. U ma.v tktn of our own. vlis banned books. Art you paying for thciir?' -^7 / * be no . inpre/^an a ib>e buf ar 7y Every taste telhybirtkeyye... HOUSUPOVtfER We ubdlHtobk a polit* auir style □ Check the probable Cost of home heritinr. Remenl- supan-islpa o f each o to e r i tii- hile 4ie is p'iirsuing.it tRe Forpios ,b.gc any fuel for fully automatic (fse nlHer than oil . Kovt out,of liw# homst art not. 7 dixidual boUejia. We had ose i>ot irijust almmirring, not> X- * ^if| increase your annual heating costa at least boilingLB over.'.over.' I- 'r-' ■ ■ ‘.’* >Y’S FRANKS Chock yaur wiring'.' Euir oltciric x --'i;--/ w / .■'..!/25Seto33 / '■ .'.-ti » Kvi'ka notdt full MOUSirOWIR. tt w i Wemed abotit amn# , off '*j y ■ .. Y . g, l, HXNOV CoUkaNV — Moktr* oMoisovi Ho«dy'» Sou»a0f, lotos, Mom, dnd Cald CuO- !■ * /- rj- ’ V t ' ^ JMars tald fh*t it UP Ajfm U^T J Why not check theiie points with yohr.Realtur ' \ ’.yyyfxix''''' '"I ton.^.Taz!.“ ' l b i P ^ ^ A A leleal eatats iac!«issftey to rur- . STREET I ^ • /!• *• j —. .-V>—j-r—— .'-I • * ^ ’■ 1. its up aii^'ragdiM:idJbaa-' vamsIIm I* 'M etier Hpine tledt Q iuncil; Inc; tincm dte'L. 3-SI7! 4 1 la atider to defbad It tSrou tl,896 hp- mostlyTlOit up.' }-,X ' ‘" I f ’- S.’ ■ 'ri'V ■ ,-l .v, ■ xriV-'"r\' ■ ri-vrv’.. ■ L-iA’ Quartet CAten TRUCK $ 5 ' \ T op D em ocr ais A conaiderabte ' same' a.s b e ^ . It would- mean the financial situation <” A"® >^*^.:j5,juing niopey Into a llnp that ha.t Mra.^-Sfa^ry' I.. Pomelal On GaftihUng Haven Railroad will - nol change money . . «.ther»'a no .Mrs.'Atary. L. Pomeltl, fbfmHly In Race piast the carrjer'a decision .lo aba-h’doji ■ enougir'-blrtrtnejm'-pn. thrf line^fh', (Oontinued from P «'f* Ow') based on the supposition h«a b4»n I Hartford, the mother w Rockville. July 2 ( Special - cause a person owns-VtoP' ; William , Popoff, 423 L.ydall ,7’ / County S w e r io r ^ ^ / diOd^ Saturday jn Hartford ri; arrested for gaining, .i A t E i s e o w e r Hartford and Boston Ada Manches^^,^ "haafo take lossfia some- tern It ha* in Uie past and the.a^town like Manchester fo today, were admoplsh- ARldVlNG DAILY for OUR tile jSarenU of /ChaH^erj Hospital.''TOe widow o.f Matthew ter, .WUlimantii* and Putnanr_^;/ •• Tim New' York State Pub, early 1957 pa>*menf will be some- matically' is b^lt^r abl ed arftf'ijned $5 each today hy the. HaVan” last njornn - Skooir, 17, iJyn d.eVe r fPomelzl. she^-aa born,in Austria, ■nie "New . lie Service CVimmladirfn' recenfiy >v thitik loss Ui‘a » 21 mills* My lo pay school new. C itjv'^ n rt Judge, .Francis T. V'(Oontlnu^ Pagd One) turnedrned In ita Wbest st>rfom perfornjafice y^e_^^^ of _ W 1 , - V arOrW* dan. 13, 1874 and had lived In Fast 4fh of JULY^fitmllion! - New OpootllP* {'o»t« 'I..- , wouId'^-,if he livei djoughJln? /■ike yeAis and ita presideM.president, George . R ,„t«ion to ralne-eommuter fares : 7 ; i ' Fined were ^Beter Jaconski, 49, . Adlal Steyeneon, the iinsuc'qcsa of 35 Taloo.tt Stanley' W ful 1952 DpTnorratit nominee and I^H^rould- cont^^**‘ R®'' to W estchester patrons'. •t used*^or comnarisoh ohlvV, sage says. M^«*^S=oimuJa equates ' d““8hter„ ^ s . Mary n^irnrtpdvtmr the proW l^''^® railroad Had .said irwa.s loa- Praclinicak,/36. of-Sd High St.; generally/Conceded front , runner m inm ^ung lh P P® .. ,',,oney on these ctistomera., til&OOO iWaused S il’ by thei^^^ enroll- , VS ^/T^'H^^^rby of Rocky Hill; 1lJMn;other. Stanley W. Boron, 33. o<45 Grand for thl^yenr's Democratic ■ nod.; ’T orter^in^ Uie-«ilh a large en-1 i ’'*' fiHsphen ScHofner. of E asK H w t- joined either Democrats iti raipping •v'5**' J ...; -At innlv The railroad'.s deeJaloh to drop ■Ave,: add Alphone M- Malhqux.,32, xnis, . K ' . pa!uehgev..se;;)|> Iretween Hart-. of Bl'^rand Ave,'" They ptoqddd theyuministration for. giving airer porWr access to nilnutes of -|S||p- Boat,STn via Eastern Con,..; nolo contendere to th6''ichitrgoa>.v. ■wmicfiVAs-kn^^ hfi.s. aroused the oppoai- fr a ^ ^ L oV er schwl i ^ ^ A ^ ^ /M artin notes lbat>the tOWn l ' IT® * ^ ‘^vc- ?« i' ^-oneral services will b a V ld ti),- ieyel. cabinetj; moe.tlnga.’ ^ ^ ■ iCh:'’.. .Vrre.Hterd' .at;, l-egion |lilihed to 1S2 OM iewrd*^^ than the average for the Pfesident of the organiaa-! n^^al Home. 3t ^rriTetUcut. Blvd., oi-er the Quineba g has said' It i « l « ‘i'lnlN’, apnolnted ,5-man com- $152,000, according;''’to •Americak'i^giOO- Honi^ on- Wcat ob«rt J. Donovan of the>Ne\y tire State and fi^tver than th(Mf\ e/T tioh, ' ^ . ] followed by a/eqdtetn high Mass hp.s /'pc'titloned message to.-the Board. . St. June 2 '''^ ,S ta tc Police ffoi York Herald Trihtinf. for his reqefit n . " X ; X “" l i f bi',i -I'M -SiKlon^l ,b,. S,.,. The report says;says: ' ^ ■ age. for- comparable toiynir J'^he ,1/^^"-'*. ^t. Mary'* Church,. Ea^at,Hart- the Sped ' Sendees ' :pivisJon yin , book, ”lBt|tnhower,: The. Inside per capita, tax' .requiied the Hinman told the pieeling h^re- |,,f p a m., Burial vfVll,be. in A™; bf-.'h, voo.Mb .s~ > »«»s )«t5 ? »!S 3 * r g 'S i£ ? £ ' Bond maturiUeaf bopo ‘hi'hiterest HartfordT iriNcoOperaUoo. wiihydhC j Stofy and tinlUl/tfnproyffJnentsprovej pro]- proposed budget will k ^ p ^lan- a jiubpoena June 1. . C o n - ^ ' y,ry .’, Cemetefy, East Hartr and Chester in ita favorable l^ ltio n ," j ««-ted -today pe Wild., not revW r ford. Stafford'..Spriitgs bairacks, ;.Tlie p Stevelison d 11, ‘'further, evi ■ecta aite greater ,y $92,000, the la i-»mc as .ft result of ", an i dence of the' pd; tatratton's re.-‘ ' According to a rpmpan.v apokea- •Coiiim'i.s.sinn!.i.l^, Set ■ a date fof'-art he Jiaya;: -AetaiUs of the .suit or nante-'- lhe Friends may call at the funcr lu;iH4ng on .the petition, result pf making-the first, pay- The budget iiipKidea $3.55.250^o/f law*•"’ .fh'"’ firm hired to repi;oaentre^oaent ■ the -noma' today tnnm 7 to: 9 p.m;', Anonymous telephone tip that 1, dance on adverttamg'and . public man, these faclgrastill,■govern the ^ n t dn' the^lobeJiolloW'bond being,;;Casfl6d:.o.n'at •ftel^ technjffl|je.j.'’ raiteoad'a thinking on the matter, f Tlie railroad also has petitioned - princlpaF'rnd.-i:Serest' i _____ pay-mentZLytwo aasociatloWs. , j .------, ’ ^ m ‘ for^drk pui^ses anu plans to en Port li Jhhnxur^ L^gw " Home, -1 ^en. Estc.s Kefaiiver-ofNrienne.s- regardlea.s> of its improving finan ■ the.put ,'^kTng for pernilsatOn to' . the j»ew high school, and. for .ine ,' -A'"'*?'*''■*• ^*1*'^’ Pr**'‘**"J^ '■obemloa- the line. lig. far as ths large and extend the itorm water flwd time;'the coat of operating it. Ando.ver L^he Managam^i^l Assn. r-Krl'roitfi i.u lohb^h Rrt nf ' Said' Judge O’Uiughlln thi.s I see. a thUd Dp’mocratic ai^Hiant,- cial picture. .The road, last' month netted 4713,013. Which is Hln»ost;.M«?'thc%i®Hs -''1"^ 'W'*®'’' aew’cr w a^m , •'Maficheater has faced up/lo the, was iiriavailahle for coniment. H e: ^'35. v\’. Center St,'died Slituidav '’**’*l« lai.a ; ' reported to Kmbe \’m vacattohing l|\ ‘ ■“ * _* turbed and ehibarraacdMhats.». you ; .feen. Muhdt a. iR-SDi. double the figure for AptU, an,l'; > Ilc fe rn V ^ ■ ft’ ' .■ /' ' ' ■ - A 'l” . nea/fo.r'.a new high schoi^carlier /. toan iu ^te' ap: at' l.al survey’ .akd in' Mftnche,ster''Memprial .Jlwp.ilftl. ^ e d s for the first' time JLhia | Tyler .said,. "W A haye gm -fo ths . ■ ■_*■..'> '• -C- ^ enan have many other toevns^ .Tmt ■Tennessee. , , after a. jsfiort illn'eaa. - Porn in have'JcnpardirCd the j'epulalion of ; Kefativer ssjd tlie" adminislra mapping.of the ent e for use\ tbs' American ' Legioh a.s, well asxtlon has adde^noth!n.r new to ve^ H h e figure for a com parable'|-point where we have tA have-a .7 V. ' it has. at the’ same tliije.^been auc-r At Saturday night s meeting. NORMAN‘5 ^MANCHESTER NORMAN ESTER NORMAL'S ^ MANCHESTER NORMAN'S — MANCHESTER bv thethe-\ assessor and Highwey. Hinman .said"- there is a posaibiniy, Sweden.-the .sqrt.of lh*e-late J o f i f t ^ , ; / ,\V r ithink yoirVCaln^c Ihc foreign pdlil'y developed: i'n the 'montMiu 1955 ' ' puldic determination on the mat-i Sewer gip) Planning ceasful in keeping lts ~ j^ r capital and Emma .fohnaon. he lived 1>>S T \ ^ *the~Tailro4ers piiblii- I t.er, He said It would be tip to ths iVater " tax 'Well below the average for, should a judgment Ije returned^ the chaigcs and if I pc.fii^f.ding administration of Presi- Manchester 60'years and wajKem- 1,,this ,°h 'happena^aMin n r,.r,^ U vyill be more ./ent Trunfan. relftllons t W said' Ire did.-.not'.I PtfC to decide. . >, mid i l S s W for solkcr ConnkcHcur comnuinitlea favor of Skoog and in exces.s or ployed at Cheney B-o.s. for .55 An it( the- amount o f . insurance serious." --M f The ^nne.»ae..'.n also .said Demo- think the caivYer'a linpi'oved . fi- : H,>wevei'.,,'he Jndicated that If i - Appropriationsw|>,- Carfipd ybaira in the velvet weaving de- TUp' new jtl the 10^4 Besides the $.4,598,475 generM .Ih? two'organiMtlon^ the styorn in | cratic. leadership in Hie.Senate has naocial . ondXion'' "would make the dectsmn goes against ihe New,, o , .0, general ----■ . wIiTcft rwouid fund appYopHatiohs- Martin .reo- Rtdups' assets niljjht he'confisqat-1 ^ mem'o^' of the' the^ beginhing of tHi/njorning.s rcstrahied ' administratfOif. -"hot-' any d iffe r e n t so^ far as the , f " * v e y the failrOad. might appeaj,, 'o: t- amount to W 'out -*ive per cent, .^mentis a'$357,«0 Water DC- ed. ’the tw-o organaations 0 ^ j court season by- heads”'-who, imiglvf have involved (Elaatern CohnecttOll) line is con- I 't o ^ e civi'ts...... He said the railroad. Thelnet l^ e a s e 'o f all other its that right. ^actment, appropriation, a $210,- Old Red Barn and'the land ttsed f.n,rter.nlember of Scandia Lodge/:^“ *^ ^ the country in shooting-wars in cerneb.” ' ----\ . '/...v ppopriatlonaAis $12,000. ‘87ii tSelyef Department appropria aa a htfch. Order nf vluiii ^ pvealdfng iver .the I ourf; Since the ^ormosa ank JndVhina. — - V Adjuatmeata B o ^ l tion. bOlh'toJjie financed from wa It la not known how. “much Ih- • l o a i ^ h i i -Wife,- Anna lyidt said Derhocials have Stafforfl SfViings: Joan Cifo.nvell, ;43-ftionlh budg- Pigeo.h in .May. i,Jiidge O'Lough- 'wounil Uj ever>' tihif in war" dur ■ V In adjiiati: ter and sewer rejeipts; a $13,010 surance is carried bS’ the ADPOA fSkoogr Johnsi son, R6.V C. .50" Cobildge St.; Anh Marie La- pt' to t the a l ^ e r fiscal period. and the management association. ’»«■« , "■! lilts commission was received this ing major crises In .the pav. while dyga, .39 Horton R,i.; Mrs, Grace We Rebel Against Appropriation froth .jhe parking Johnson. 652 N Hospital .k^tesj ; j }^e Rebel Against $279^5 $269.95 •' Martin took lUl 87 _w^cent of nie'ter" fund td pay 'salaries’ of twO' Hinman said that an increase of ' a - i «>Ck from Gov. A. A. Ribicoff. Republicans,, ''bajk off Rt^.f.iain- Bishop, CTiiim'-ers Trailer Co; rt. salaries find ,W es, adjustea ***■ ; patrolmen w’ho tend the parking coverage to $50-100,000 was denied “ I Skcr T 'v i/M. \TorJohn- ' PrQsentPresent in courtcourt'this this morning tain peace." ... ' - Visiting Hours; Prlt ate rboiqs.' Rockville; Mis. Attn Ruddell. S.5 son Of Hartford. aWtl Mrs, Mar- i ,j.;ire-'ntany :re.sidents and local al- (BUT THAT'S THE LIST sonsl wages, red 10 paym ent j ^.jjters pay for^ meter, re / hy the fjrm ln.suring the organiza- Hi a,m. lo ." p.m.; maternity aniLs, Main St.; A.i llnir Oai'pcnlei. 22 ' ^ (BUT THAT'S THE LIST RRIGE!) > of monthly bills;' ' aeaaonaU.v ad-j pair; and a $6.600/fippropriatlon tions. The firm. •'It 'A-as" reported, M ret M iffh lH jJ fi^ fie l^ two ;ornev.s. ^ colorful bouquet of uvcer.s .<51 Sal uie,l Linsay, .55 E 3 i f e ® ' tvs. Miss A h ^ J. Johnson .M f|o„-ers was .sent bv Atty. a,nd ills. ■•emi-privale wards, 3’ to 8 p.m.; Justed cost o f . renting equipment; frqni the dog iicehae fund has refiised to , renew the Insur PolisliR eds ittildren’s ward,...... 2 to;7 ' p.r -Gill5iure-)i St.: .Mr.«. Mane Roberts, . / for snow removalNand oiling or .Chestnut S /am t Mrs. Esther Holt , j_ Ackerman. ^ - The.parking^lheterrktng fund is sup- ance coverage of..lhe Andover iw;; of West Hartford; a brother.'In'h's HaWoi'd;' Susan Green,'33 Hdrton roads, included all' aalnrieixfor soclation and other lake associa . In other cases, Lhree...pien vyore por4ed by colTecUons from meters Johnson; in Sw'eden;. and three, Patleiite Tiwlay: H » ' X taachci's and .school pl^olmen, ^ d tions because of the number of fthe.d for failure to drive to the NEW 1956 HOTPOINT and the d<% lioense by the sale of t P u f o e included bond paymfcnm according accidents in lakes, /t- gratt-'di-hlidren, ‘ \ richt They were: .E'ranc’is C. ■ ADMlTTEUJ SATURDAY: Mis7 UlSCllAIX*''*' ^ E.STERD.W: Beens'ea: ./Funeral senicea wilPbe held t.o-.\l;r Following- Hlnman'a ainndunce-. A’ietls Jr., of 46 Village ,St.; Ernest Xfarianne He'.tinger, Gleason " m to maturity dates of lh\ isiuea. Marlin informs the Board he morrow at 2 p.ri. in the Fmanual Martin's budget does\not pro ment, the.'mernbers voted that'flpe J...Gerardi. 40. Putnam';- and Arn (Continued froin I’age One) Mrs. Mabeh-'‘^ac'eracken. -17.r‘‘"'.‘K^'l®‘^-.^X ,’ " " '7 wifi later submit a revised Capital Lutheran Church;, 'with the Rev. vide for a m unicip^y \operated Board of .Directors be empojvfired , Spruce St.i-Xiaatm'n Ali'urio. 1,00 Improverhents Budget;'-which will Kenneth Granqttiat,.pastor of E'aith old'G. Butjer. • 3.7, of 110 SUii'k- Di.. Ruckvill'e; Mi.ss Theresa golf course. He notes whfit wpilif include the building of a new High to .make available a fund of $1,150 land St . Manchester, all fined $12. Farst Berlin's COroinunist radio i Deniing Sl.,r Ha> old; .tTadd'. Wap Kajeh, Eia.sl H aitfoid; Harold for attorneyi fees,' j. , - . Liithera', Clmrch, F-ast Maitford, .'ooiiaiderahle information hM been way garage, an addition : to the officiating. ContiHiung 'court policy, Judge ^ ’ ankland, 30” ELECTRIC RANGE accumulateVconcerning pjt^ipal Hurt In .Diving''.Aerident Municipal Building, and starting Friends may call at Jiie John O 'Lou^lin asked Jimmy Higgins, Zisk.,Dor- course operating and ftjiancingy'-Vit on an addition' to the Mqry Cheney ••Chucky” was severely injured -- - ,r/H1Srttey, 'Funeral Home . 2H» W. -24, of 74 Grand Ave,,to Surrender N'ettie Library as projects for the,coming when he dived o ff the public raft • Completely^ has not been pracU-cgi; to draw S^y center St.i today, from 2 to 5 and his Uqghse voJuntaril.v ..for two ■ Highland ,st.; ■year.., ' at Andover -Lake. He was rushed Ihetf goyernmcnl-s*" Tlie broad M^rn' St. , Aiitornatie conclusion at thia-time.’’ .J, to-10 p ni. • weeks on his fltql offense. Higgins jQlile.^ Gordon, 8tf E'oxcroft I)i'.: - The town now)- owns the land ml The Library Board has prelimin to Hartford Hospital and under • was charged with\speeding. rafit s X f tho.se out in 1*^® ' ’-'Cst in ADMITTE. D ^'KBTEil.DA'Y: j ElUington; How.vrd • Push Biittqii ■ - went several operations. However, clude A; lei ican steel w ork-' a AJI pnreelnin IlHlde Control the'Manchester. Country Club. The a ry plans for an addition esti- ilhts I,au.ra„F., Wilson A fatherrson coifrbina.tio.n, Frank James.Aoeto, 59/llilliaiula F. 'Wilsoh, 61,./died coal miner •. - 900 ,lock woil'.ers at .■X mittee, later ouated in a primary yesterday, after a briefillness at ford,. forfeited $18 \jSonds on James Skcll.v, 51 Cveiland St,; I daifghtei'7 141 ' 6 .Aiilhmatie fill, whsh. •^Tlmer- election, went on record in favor o^ ' Last September he was moved cliargea of int-oxication-^/fttplr'casea -Adoh and 490 Hritish automobile Mrs. Violet CTiapnian, 22fKCl'arlei I BrikikiieUt .ST,; Alrxf, Joa-n Xors- to the NOw-ington Home for Crip Monmouth Memorial Hbapital, •workers.. -. ’ ..... rinse, spin-dry ’• Appliance* .w makitig the . course a municipal -Long Branch,' N. J- Formerly’ of tyere continued for six tttonths. Oak St.; .toseph Szarek, 3 Ham-hvi,k. O/Park St.:*'TR,rry Wald'eii, i c R e c o r d s pled Children where he staved, un . Hungary's Corriiiunisl party aqirf 0 Super CalrotL, public course. Members of .the , Manche.^ter, she was proprietor for .■'To keep ’ them out of iowtIk"' on mond St;. Roo'..ville; Oemge Annul-! 102 Ptm ccton'?t.; Peter Riddle, • I'ses less water , Manchester Country Cllib have of- til Saturday night when he was the .recommendatton by prose Poznah .pro.ved the "danger Iha^ il, .55 W. .MWdU Tpke.; Judith ; io4 pro.spect St.. Rcickyille; \’3r-- I'n ll released.' 20 years of an Artcraft Shop in feted to buy the land'on A-hich the cuting Atty. Ha'iT.v H. Lugg.- • \ .enemies’.of Hungary will provoke Siedlek, 14 Xlndere-lere -Ave . [. Hpii.-,nd. R E 'D ^'H orfivllle; • Full or partial loads • Exclusive Warrantee ,Deed» "Chucky" is now. confined to a . Manaquan, £f. J. She .was born in unrest has cifonie .Increasingly Storage course is located. . pana G. Beach 'and ' Jessie L. Paterson, . N. J., daughter of the Ttlre'e men were ifonvlcted of Inr' RoCkwlle: Susan .McKinnie, 73 hpanrela Jedrzteivski. KE”D 2, RbeX Request Escluded Wheel chair, purchased for him by tqxication. Ernest 'J. Malo'hsoh, 32’, greater.'’ Tlic jpfLtly Central Com- Pl.vmotrth I*ane; .^J/s. ■ E'eauees'' ville; Aliss■' --Marianne .Hetunger/ . . Compartmen^^, Beach to Herbert' A. Hujpeld and the “ Chucky ' -Skoog Fund which late Abraham and Anna . Kilner Martin jalso excluded from his Rockviile.'Was ,fined $15 and given mitteei attirt'ktsd the Petoefi -Hodge, Andover; ,\li;s. .Minnie Glea.son .St : Mr.s; Isabella iPar- ' Elsie C. , Huflleld, property 'at 25 raised $2,900. Wilson, wher are interred In East • SImmbn.s,, .591 V.enon St,; -Mrs, recommendation an i t w filSi- Stephen St. a 30-da; :s u ;& senirnce a ^TiLn l clak. E'X'.(’hestnut St,; fTiarles . Joseph Carter, president of -the Cemetery. ‘ lAina Kie». Coventry; John Winter- 000 to pay a fulltime- executive to Hyman Lehrmah and RaerLehr ______She leayea a siatcr, Mrs. Isabella flieeii, 72 Mountain St.. Rockville;^ promote -Manchester’s industrial fund, said ait electric typewriter ho't.tora, 31 Eldm iirti St...i -Peter Richard Diirkee, Andoyer; .Mrs. . man to Frederick L. Mahoney and j and a lilt board will be bought out Heritage of Forbes St,, East Han't; Ydur Credit is Good At Norman s 'potential. The' Development' Com- Uziipis.'MM,. Suij’ ihit' Kt.; 0irtiK Ceniien .Intiaa. and daughter, l.H -1 2 Terms to Fit Yo ^ Needs! Katheryn Mahoney, property at j ofi the money remaining in the ford;', •and, several' n le c ««' and fin;^ ia V®"; * bos., Matvas Rakosi last v^r ‘ ■ Wood, 37 DeVonrDi'.: Mi-s. Patricia miasion had made the ..request. liephews. 383'j' Center St ! Mrs. Marcella , Martin tells the Board his mes Rfi- , ‘ i fund and that "Chuefty"' will 'be . .T-h® R®0 >-®«ime m C-zech-oslova. Sobolew.,ki, Elast H.artfoid; Kez- iJi William E. Tripp a'itd Ann G, Funeral; services is'lll be -feeld ■ Jason, BiKkland;.f art W. Ols^t ■; sage that further edhsideration given typing lessons; complained that in I" *t. na- r.ierz' Obiichowsk'i, YtT'Yl'eUs St^ - Tripp to -Stafiley f*. Grzyb .and tomorrow, at 2:30 p.m. at the Hbl- ' ^'canterbury; • Adam f^ristit,.' .28 y should be given to hp\y such- pro .Biooklyn S tL jo n ’a coal pit.s .’'a^enteeiam ,. / .'LitUe (iamagX"'k-'! doiie^ vester-' 118 Center Bt. ^atrop h y. Telethon Saturday. speeding and. fined $35. A. i A da i .htei to 1 ,iay afteinoon/fifter 4 i^hlock when' The plan is to replace equip- tm'.%. to, I'.-.e .air left the, caty. 'Tiie Herbert 8radley.',,.4o John B. Two out-of-st'ste molq'Hsts fqr- c^lbition ended ye.slerday Mf. ancE^Mi-s. aiarles Ze|*>w,Glfti k ; a , ,,r rolIedXit of g'-parking.stall ment\M that automobiles A-iih 12- Daughter.ad broadcasts and news volt elect.Hcal systems can be used property at .Church and- Center Roberts Lodge; No. -242, wil) meet papers p,nd at factocy.-snass nieet- without^ Coiu’ersion,.''They now Sts; - ■ ....■■'- tomorrow a t 7:80 at the hdme of ing.s.^/''Communist ' oftitials de- ^sf-f^'-.-^.YtihrOrt. Ea.st .HarG,i •Theparkeii jWr. owned bv Mrs. have frf W converted. J ^ n B, Barnini and Bettina H; Daisy Pottertop, 34 Williamii St. Neta Cornish Eduction Budget.;^Cut Red Chiefs Bare. rngrided, loyalty from the ivo rk i^ Coril; Karen Davenp<.rt. Ela.si Ilart-..JMaX Urihs .Holt ,39 of 459- Barnini foTide Water Realty Co., Funsral s e rv ii^ were held Satur- ford; Geore* laic. NVaterbiliy: Mrs. *Ad„ni.s Ilell backwai da. The Board .of Educatlon'.P..bud- property ^ a t ' Center and Church. d ^ ' afternoon /fit 1 o'clock in the *-a'nd proniis.ed- belter .llving jX id i- In Superior Court last week. tions. ■ • M a ygj^ t larrington, RED . l/tliW / hand brake sUnped.' John get requeat^^’as cuC.^g75.4W9:''bylgt8./ Bolton Coggyfifixtiooal-Church for /^ Failure on Slaliii K.at'h6rine H. Slevfria AV-aa* They blamed last week'.s bloody- •Ro^yiller Mrs. Jhlilcy U n g eiX , | Plaioa, 40.. of 74 HaHSn .'4t„ pin- Martin. Martto notes that ; the-f Anna Kjelison tO|John' J. Fitz-j a divorce from John E. Stev’ens Nela ConXb.,3,->a-year-oia daugh three-day revolt .by thousands’ -of' Enfield, y ic t o Bartash, Roxbui'X- I ‘-■ceding north on Main St., saw the Board of - EiduMUon 'asked for •46 gerald Jtvgnd MaryiC. Fitzgerald, j w;ith'.$25 weekly support "for''Sh'i‘ ter ot Mix arid Mrs. E. I.d!e Cornish (Continued from Page One) Poznan workers on a U.S.;:finariced- \laax.; Mrs. Cc;elia Cropsev.^JOS J car and sto|iped hi.s vehicle^: hot additional teachers while., the ex property on ^Mpnroe and Porter I'X'hild. on grounds of. intolerable* 'pf D iX ion d :' Lake, G las ton bury, pected pupil''iVicrease' ill 270^' ■ ’, "bandit imderground.";>’•/ Lenox St,; Mrs. Shirley. Hei'i'icU, f Uk> drivei le.s.s- -01110 backed into Sts. jyruelt.v; , Marion C. Finn was ’Who 'died of leukemia Thursday gang of. (Lavrcntvi Bella, agent • Warsaw Radio hinted a huge' and son. RE'D 1. R o iX ’dle: .Mrs, . liis. . . - regularly "It is uhderstoOT,” Martin says! John G; Morfison -imd-Florence] granted a divorce, from Thomas F. nij^t. ■ s “ that the need 'P''"R® "'O '"'’ P® held soon, Ruth Greenwood andrX"Khtei. I l ‘J j . No arrc-st was made bv Tatiol- . $22.95 or additional. G. Morrfson to. WilHfim Wplfe>and I'Finp on grounds of Intolerable /The minister, the Rev, Theodore Bella, Stahns imliCe-ho.ss. >'a? ,The Roman Catholic Bishop of Colernan Rd,; KenXtW Relyca, Ekir-1 in,in Samuel .Maltempuf Onlv dam- teachers cannot alv/ays be in dl-j xnna Wolfes property -At '+u5i wfw 11 <• ____: _t' I and ".special prayers , are being ^ .John B. Barnini'and Bettina .fl.. ■[ and Dorothy Tfobje gr^lct^ and Jameq Masaey. and Raymond in the Alanager's proposed > appro Barnini to Town of Manchester.yan annulment of'h arrifige to Chapman';Jr. Honorary' bearers ter- 7 priation would permit the Board of property at Church and- Center Robert E; Noble. were Harry' Chapman. Raymond Education to pontlnue the educa both Sts. / ' ■ ' . I Chapma'n Sr.. Harry Kretzmar. Ed tional program on 'its historically fair." ? '.Attacliment, ■ • The ^ ritisp 'A m eric^ Club, will win W. Corniah and Henry .GT haye been so .shaj-ply arid ju-stly said one-busi high plane’ as urged in the Board's •businessman returning tp; Hayden L. Griswold against tlw ! postpoiiC,■ ' Its .•'monthly meeting Massey. , ■condemned by'V,ip’ 'paH..v,,." .Berlin. ,* (Board of Education) . letter o f { Johnsonihnson Building Co., Inc., $750jjfrorri$71M)jjfrom tpifiorrowtmki evening to .Tues- transmittal.’ Burial wu3in the Bolton Center resolution asserted that ! Neigliboring ,, satellite .rtations property on Lake .St. ;4ay oT mnext) week. July 10. Sta)mi.sm has been uprooted com- l-shared P olgi^ s nervousness, over And, in his message. M a r 11 n CSemetery, ' F'urclosiire ■' 'i pletcfv aaid collective, leadership ■ foe -fViznan insurrection. They, j VALUES FROM S510 to $10 ■ / levels a criticism at the State's' .^Easl, Hartford Saving's and Mr. and Mrs. Abrani Mglchett XomuMi R. Alotev 0, .noth the .SOyletr'pai't.y nmi__gov-- toO',' stepped-up_their .propaganda method of allotihg grants for Loan Assn,yagainst'Jame8 P. Hen^ haV"* friovefflfrom» v « r ;f 34 McKee St. lo "ernriienl now ‘are giiararileed. The. funeral of 'Norrtian Rob- aimed at getting-workers' sup- FAMOUS “BLUE RIBBOr school aid to various town and deyson and Winifred F. Hender-^ their recenily purchased home at committee statement bipU that the to%vn should get tor. blna Morey._ 132 LenUx StN. was port. son.' property on Tolland 'fpke. 20 JDoro’thy Jid., cl.auned .that during the war "in pUTDOOR GYM gather with other communities to _ l __ Merger held Sat'urday at the. Holmes E'li- WALLPAPER-by ENTf RPRISE nerfil Home. 400 Main St., with dividual act.s of-Stalin'were sharp- STEEL STOCKS S.\G develop support for an Improved — Meyer and Mendlesohn, Inc., 'The daughter born July 1 hr l.\"',re,'ilricted" blit that after the 'y;. system. the Rgy. .Arnold Tozer officiating. NeW York, -liil.y '2 — Sfeel W ITH S LID E with and into Hayirk Cigars Inc. Kimball Day Hospital. ' Putnam, war his one-man rule "re-emerged stock:, sagged •on the New.A'ork Regular 14.95 Ui'-Under the. present a.vstem. the .Marriage Liremtea Burial wia,s in "Hockanum-Ceme • A ROOM^LOT. Only* .2 9 to Mr. and Mrs.- E. Inman'-Jr.' tery-;' . with-grear’force.” ' _ ' . Stock Eixchangc today. In Wall State pays $120 a pupil for UnTT— Robert ^ Waller Gordon, 689 o f Hampton. Conn., formerly of B-l-t.r king-'slze all-weather fa- ALL-WHITE MEtAl .Bearers wrere Reginald James. ■ "A ll our great successes began Street's reaction tp a strike .95 first 100 in the enrollment figures Main St., arid Edna Mary Bonfiet-. Manchester, has beeji named Jane moiia “ Blazon” IMa.v (i,vm )vith Chester SmalJ, W’iliam Lyons, to be incorrec.lly connected with that]ruole,qu)et I families N E V S R b e f o r e 'A lUY LIKE THIS! $50,000." ' I moved'fiom 23r'Brcce Rd. to Clefir- at the funeral home. cn mot be said, that there was ho session. T'o Cheney Bros., for altei^ions | water. Fla. In March, Lambeck, iw h o to a facipr.v at Forest St.. $16,000.' who was chief development,.engl*,. „ . John H, Monaghan 'GENUINE SCHUMACHER MUSEUM PeKoj^al Noliew To T. Shi(;rinon;,A Sons, fpr a 1- neer at Hamilton Sfandfird, w’as^ storv, 5-ropm „ dwelling at 86 jiam ed to tiead the new branrh^gf^ 'i'he funeral of John Henry COLLECTIOH WALLPAPER Woodslde St., $43,000. 'the company in Sl.^ Petersburg,' Mdhaghan of Talcottville wa's h e a t w ith In Memoriaih To Walter CiAgSOs'-for a l ‘j- whfch pit^ leAaed one of ita build-" ,held Saturday Uat 3:30 at the- story, 5-room dwelling ...on Hilla- Inga to t!he.company for a"'lerm 'of Holmes Funeral' Home. 400 ,Mai»' REMEMBER! In tnvinz of oop ni'.ii'iPr town Rd.. $8 000. . . . — St;ci The Rev. Everett Murph.v of :M p b iih ^ a t f - VALUES FRdM-E.ZO ME!lith Blp.iirps, alio psiised swsv tw o years. He- left for his new 13 y?ar»'agq"toY^ - A KOI.L 'Son. Albert A. SIPUrpa. L,AtWED RAO.AK The son.bprn in Mt. Sinal.-'Hos- cesaed, were Arthur Koch, Yin-1 -VALUR! ■and daiizIUPi. Mtf. Auv-lla 'Dirn.' cent Koch, George (Cleveland Jr.} . Angeles, 1 July 2 l.pi— , pital. Hartford. Satu|-dav,-June 28, .'fwin>actien burninij-Mobilheat with special addi / Neither plane Ifivolved In., the„jto Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth, BlaacH- Charles, Monaghan, (■ James' Dick, In Memoriam and Irying-'Secoa. tive iictually cleans as it heats! ' Regrular 4.95 6--- H Grand Oanyon air traged.v-car- j aiu of HarUord, forriaerly Of this Sft01» HERE F(F 0 R ALL YOUR HiSHESf QUALITY IfOUSE PAINT i^ORTABLE SUN-KOT HAMMOCK In Ipvin* nlpmnr.v. .jur tfiltlPP f ried radar. Tills.was ognflrmed ; town,'has/been named Kenneth BAR4MI0WL Alitxandrr ClftfnM who iw.oid ;' luday by Trans ^W o r Id and ; Niphqlap. Mgs. Blanchard was the LAST MINUTE HOLIDAY NEEDS MADE OF PURE LEAD, ZINC and TITANIUM Jujlj; 2., n»S2, Uniform qnalRy-Mobilhcat,meafvs dean, carefree . 1 MIed .Air 'Lines spokesmen. former. Miss Nancy Hgtehinson. Jicating,, fewat burner adjustments, the fiwynnd Ihe’calP out IniPd on' i V . I " ~ 9.71 Value for Relax In eo*il Comfort on lawn or porch niid* tiappine'sa and' rp.pi C p i ^ B F E R , C O L C rS O U A Mme high quality! - . • 1 GAL. PAINT ; $6,50 |k || w ith a portable "S l'N -K O T ” . Move Jit any- f I-" And ihfre l^.cf»infort in thi»uKhl whlfre, ll’a light yet very aturdy, Meather- - 1.77 i.P'49 l>iAt K loving God ki)o«9 i , -HAMBUftu, FRANKFuktsi I f Friendly *orvico^1Call us for Mohilheat and we’H > 1 BRUSH . I...... , -1-29 , F. j H proof hamitl°rk. • , . Thc't.'llffnrit tsrtiUi; : FUlph W, Martin, 27, of Mart-, • 1 QUART OIL ...... 98 j fOr‘ 2. 1W6 ,Jiy’ Rockvilje, w gj aryested yester and NAPKINS, CHARCJOAL, BRIQUETS, lo r In person. ■2 C'm. ';ncii iCccd this Aprcial dav Midnight ...... Voliintoera Needed day and -chaiyfed wdU) operating ■ 4 a.m...... Volunteers Nee'ded , i ,. bMpg ) >«i u, iny .m'hit 2 a.m.^ i- a motor vehicle with defective, FRESH FRUITS and VEt;ETABLES K ID D IES ' Sa n d B O X * ds> a li di: noi think cf > ou,' \ |,j * a.mv- :■ H a.m., iVoJlinleera Needed JJ'r Arc \ i „ find \ . equipment, according to poll'te,; , M o b ilh e a t j\"T '6 a.'m;- 8 a.m...... '....Brian Rivard ' ^ v\ AOCONV VACUUM MIAIINC Oil : ldoo/o L A T E X FIN IS H '"f- ' Andrew S, Filewicz,: 55, of -Yj?, REGULARLY $12.95 (ted is * ' nW Mrciigtii lo tight. 8 a.m— 10 a.m. . f ,... .A;"... Julia Haugh,- Jo Artn Thyreen Hilliard ,Stv;'_ was , arrested today covers WALLPAPER! BRlCkl CEMENT! V' s JfiM:'c-IVscIc'hear the hies. Put S.I-n !g tpcsni vtn lo*c '•>u 10 i.m .Noon .. . . .'IN,.;.• • John- McCgnville and chairged.-with a breach of/the ' INTERIORS! A $7.6r VALUE! . , N,* A n-cr kn.>S NOon - 2 p.m. .. .Y i:. Volunteers N^^ed peace, police said. A , i ’ i •2 p.m.-r' .i p.m...... U ..Volunteelrk Ne?3ed 'r ..'Fatrlplman Johry'Hughes made' ) iCAKL MItehtll 3-5135 FOR ^QP 0VAUTY '.95i li A.,:,'- cia\r sllh IcMnz care ,4 p.m. ■ 1 c fkr p^»wv c! riii^brart l» Isirlicd ihcrc. - 6 _p.m., .U-. .1.1. James Galenek, Jamea'Arthur , arrest after investigating I • 1'GALLON Pa]nT $5.35 ' 'fil p.m. —18 ,p.nv; ' ' ' W ilfred jJ Lemire, W. Joseph Le- rortiplaints thaji Filewicz struck U ia Jcaaift llc.**i. ;r - SILENT GLOW OiL^RNERS 445 HARTFORD ROAD, Near McKEE three neighborhood ' children, sturdy' "kiln-dried hfirdwood > ■g p.m.—Ift- p.ro. , r ..'___ .....Bernard“ ’ !3d H^t' -* ' ' ■ ■ ‘ J..--' Cagd ]6r Thaalui cording to police. He posted a IlOO • 1 BRUSH ...... ; •.. J -7^ I s a n' d-hox ' . With colorful 10. p.rfi.—MidnigJii ...... '...... ;,t'.*Harinoh Tjiimpktna bond for codyt appea^rance Frldayi , \ J atripe \ V'-: [■ i i iv _ ...... Y i 717-' * • ■*'< .'nl: v> : . k
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In his whql|> life, hekrtf aboyit-thel And yet, JPe-di((n't nepd m ^ to AnawaMd previout, Puiile be made wit!i Mrs; Henry Parking- -vltarnins. -He never awallo^ed B-1 stralghLeh tip his bac)t. BuViheitr. nqgo, pastab.of the Columbia,Con- Andover Peoptt ^n4,/^ings .gregational 'Church. Tha bri^Fa ton for parents- with chU^en en Pluli One, or G-D-^IF'-^. Xnd yet j thOae^^pod old bb^'qf^>('br^''*'ere* W H A Z — SIS |¥ai'ent.s -aerve^.' aa bridal at- tering Grade 1 this, fall.. The clinic X- Sense and Nonsense 'he had a'-Iot of/«fi wd lived tlM In't/ied from fancjr^rifc.. Now .1 will be held July 10 and Includes tendanta< ' T ' " $ 2 0 ,0 0 &xPiedged . 93. HsrralsejjMS family, loved hlaj-mlist hilrry t^ h r - a to fe ahd get .ACROSS . S8 D n x ^ Rddia WUTH-^IAIS, H i > U ^ S r i The' bride was dritgaed in- a royal an examination and cleaning' Of, wife; an4&— Andover, ' July ; a r n i v a l ^ "Y- ICK tURJJEH iKimbi^ July 2 ( Special^)X-The' gray with piiiKv Accessories and 2 Special )Nt- ndt called -shauld check with Mrs,. Molher~\Vt?ll. don't play 'with ing as mildly a's possible, the < D ^ p a ia t e r , DOWN " «jXx,~Sav« a Life longrega^ SPECIAL lim t-: ulei aro nippUed radio Jj^jtJ-Uood tsvenim Good tSnraage. Fledgesgea 'to to the FirstFirst' Congregs 'Parkin]feton , who ,w ill Teview the him any. more. ■ * quaintance said: . Vaii ' ■ LFestlve vigil, of the Bloodmoblle Jitly, 5„ tibnm Church ftind drive have ex- Ac '>n>hf*hce ■ Do y o jf think; 1 manigerrfento gnd lufe c» to ✓ WtC'IB—Evenma Serenarta Upon iiieir ret'.iMf from their apMihtrhent achbduled with' Miss 9 13 Termented . S Exclamation cs l o x WTIO—One Man's Kamtly will be fr^ftt 1 lo'6 p.m. Instead 6 t F O R T H i ^ l - \OeddihgTrip. the couple wdll {n ^ e ; ceeded 320,000, according .to Don EijJCa Silvia, publiXheAlth nufse. . ApfMyJng _ far k" "posUion. the that Ls a pn«q)er thing^-tfTdo? Sup- beverage 3 Ret changa witnout nbuce. Wnr.ri—K. B. Mill-low the. previouafy ac'heduled 10 a.m. ald G. Richards, general chairman, WGTH—Sav it With Muilc their/^m e for the ;p"resent with; N, yoiinR Uiins • to the^ueslieslfon 'po.se everybod.v-Ujrew^ their thin|fS 13 Gelatinous- 4 DrhisNon sign to 3 p ^ . according to locjti general although leas than^half the pros Everybody is Roing fo-^n* down like th r *'!9S a y —Uuato Uerebant liep^arehts. The bride is a gradu- Manchester Evening Herald .An "Marita: Statu.'," to whiC.h’;*he re lubstsnce 5 Amalei 24 Be coropeili . 40 Capable of n —Dwigora .vs Ulanla ch^m an, He-.'bert Englert.. pective contributors have been Chester Motors to buy one of ] plied without hesitaliort': "Hope- The, cldcjH^i'l answered solemn 25 Legendary being done , .GCOaGood^aiVemns Good Mualo e of the Windham. High School, dover rorrMpondent, Mrs. .Paul' a 1.4 Luminous - king X tVKNB--atuatt The change Waa made to enable e bridegroom iF also 11 graduate contacted. PfanatldH, teleimhne, P I 1-6856. z ly: , 6 0 t( the . prOse 42 Chiefs WTlOf-Wldow Brown .. Rlchardf stated .that the goal 4a: these famoirt “SAFETY- Fydei^Oii'l Kverybody does, U .5.SI circle , WDRO-^1 Kolby WXree-H-fnr^. Tavlor o f Windham High, a' war veteran, ' ------' I S Resinous ■ri— edge hamtive 43 Caverns V-'- WDRTS^ack Ca«apn to donate their blood. 340.000 and waa optimistic that it t W dXBcultTo counter the logic WCTK—Wax Work WGTH-^ed Sox vlKWaanlnkton and la at preaenC.^^ployed by thf TtSTED” USED CAR^. Why • LiU lf HatdVzCjlif'leriturfcd to.fii^ lutotince" 7 Before 26 Pfrstan poet, 44 ’younghvomaii Mra. ’ Frat'f is Minor haa^.j^n will be reached. - KI'LES LOCfldKlP V, of^the argiliiient. glia- X \ 1 T Slate Highway Department. not^join the o}«hlsg, AC 8-90M...... sOMrrwfNS I Fcb^-d^ IROH.^hiKJog 'rabln he ■' a hen .' 1.1 Bread before Czechoslovaklai 50 MasiSullne glia- X John Prfngla of Columijrta, The-finar workers' meeting wil] truck strike was a lockout and or-, SAFETY ^TE D SEAL tm 4 u y NCEPj^ t hims^ 50 Property itbtii Consecration 30 Utmost' appcllatlpii ' ' WHAV-r;nodgi‘ra va Gian staff ahks secretary of the wll- be held,Thursday.night and the rc- dered, unemployment compensation " This hV* That 32 Anesthetic . SI Observe WTltii-Henry J. TayiOi limantic.Oiaptor; r Ay be contact payments totalling 3132.000'to Thte 51 Cooking vessel 20Helper WDRC—rGodtrey raienl Seoul., E U in g t on. sillla of the drive' announced to EASirST SALE time-table^ says tliitt^thia ^ y dear old granddad___ was a S3 Send forth ' SSCipitarof 33 Pull apart ■ , closely. (/ WGTH —Ra(l 80S va Waahingioi ed for an appotrtLjnent Tor donat the congregation, at a meeUiig to 861 drivtra. The commission saia I .EVER will arrive at nine-ten Atid card. He lived till 93. And.he.waJi And 25 Drunkards Norway; 35 Short cloak S3 Astefli" 6(44— • ■' I .. • ing blood on that d ite o r appolnt- .be held Fridaj? evening. » only six firms were, stnick in ,pon- it's half an hour late nmv,'' ^gononiC**Bokton PouaI'oua urcbeatra. hQIi2 iiL Stamps plained the traveler at the sinall- Spry aMto could be. A t 80 he could’ shell i r i F" i r ^ WDRC~GodIr*jr•RC—GodIr». ’^leni hcbut* Xhe WHlimantic, Branch.' ttoland Dental clinic appoihtmeqta may drivers aa a result. ■' ploW-and hoe and lift 2(J0 pounds 1 C n r- tonTiriaflroad station. 28 Steal WCCG—hecord .Review WGTH-R^d Sox va Waahlhr»on Lapamie of Colum’ola la In char Bought at Schools '•A\^ll. 'taint ten yet, i ^ t ? " the and do five cartwheels >rt it rp w ... ■ of properties and Mra. Marahali SlTalisipan H 1$ ►i . WKNB—MaOnee- WH^Y-^DodRora va (iiairia and hardly lout'h the>’ground. He'd 34W Rhdriw WTIC—iWoraan Squier, Mra, John Walali, Mra. t>on- •WDRO-f-Oal Kolby WsTJC*^T firOm the r ” Hi It WGTH-I-Wax Work J WDRC—-My Son Jeep sld Tuttle and Mra. Clar^he# May- and had Cby wphd of mouthi won WifTH -R^^tk^x va WiAahtDj^pn A total of^'F4,f)82.0(l'l In defe^e The .' - ideologicjil '^oiifllaug'ht 'Union X ' hw'd_jrAljflcsJ_8laff_work"era -for fierce encountbrs by the-aeoee.. ' *'1vnAY-*-Record Roden SOMETHIN 6 DIB aklKT AT 'i0.HM'S against litter lont.S' ha.v'not won 36 Strangulation , ’ 4, ■ w riCO-Record Review WHAY—Dodgers GUnta the iiplfa visit. Smith's store at stamps Wat sold 1H {the local] over the younger, generation. and capturen half the South! But.' , 37 Maps out i WKNB—Baseball Aliinnea, Telipnone the Cfenter also has pledge cards schools during tha 1958'^. year, it alt. this tough old jjird. so !i a a WTIC—WSh-Hadld Lane.: WDR'ottie H. Finance, chairman of lihe ^ .SoniEHiing wonderful for outdoor borbocutt: p 1 WHAY—Record Rodeo WTIC'—CnnteWl In Muilr selected f6r posaibljt jur> duty :i. National' Security - Committee of 42zX-r and w 8 - f WDRC—CapItokCloak 'Room v ; , ' PRIME AND CHOICE] Ji P WOCC—Record Review WGTH—Red Sox T|, Washington ' Tolland' County .Superior Court for the local Apnerip.ah Legion Aux *•! i wiUr . MAJOR HOOPLE Lea.nder WKNB—Baaaball Mnlliiee OUT OUR WAT- J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARPING HOUSE 1 WTIO-IOSO RadliTLane' g:«a— ■ ’ X ■ ' ' the' edming yearkh^to,'Frances E. iliary. ' 43 Feminine i r a ' * WRAY “Dodgera va Nlanla.,„ WDRO—CaPHolby Baildv,' Joseph Balle.v, ArUiur B. A t Crystal Lake School 1,094 pronoun - WGTH—Bob and Ray . WTIC—Conlraat In Muair TENDERLOINS iH.' IN TWO" A\yf>P?.: MY WORD, ^AK^PSOfi/ 44Taildier\ s I W " -glia— : WDRC—Capitol Clonk Rhpni Oobb,’ John Q. Cragin, Mrt. Persia 10-cent stamps, and 686 26-cent AanOUTESTHAT y-VOO DONT ^ A V / -w ' /. 'WHAY—Swing Easy WT.THXRed Sox ya Waahingtnn F. Cragin. -Austin E. Emmons, I'VE 60T A peLIC.TCO; '47 Bustle - C 1 rm ataipps, vAhied ..at 3280.90,- were P ir a t e t r e a s u Re h a« e 4 / w cee-R ecord Review Wilbur d ' Fletcher, Ear} p. Gard Avorogo 3 to 4 Lbs. AMD irb MCRE ' 49 SgojUsh riveX WKNB—Request Matinee WHAY^:T>,Ag. i aXa Gt*hU sold. Eight bonds were'issued: : '55 OLhSMOBILE ALWAV:$ APPEALED TO m V WTIC—ChHt^Uniley ^ ner, John R. Hansen. Henry R, THAt4 THE56-*~A-G^is:iJtRj&'ATSENUtfJe' S2j0Peratlc solo W TI0-«1I^ Radio Lane WDRO—Rortabfe Mooda , AOVEMTURODC (JATURg—^ 8 IT P 4 a jr: W D R O ^A f Kolby Hhyden Jr.,"Richard S. Jensen,'and A t the Longview School, 8041 Singlo pound at $1.97. t r e a s u r e A1AP>^ A' ch e6 t '-53 Second son of WiiTH—Night MiitUo Super “ 88” 4r|)oor. . Special 1 W G TH -^ob and Ray Mrs. Edith K. KUhiark. 10-ceht atb>hP* *»d 4.S06 TS'-ceRt ' O f (SOLO eL'KlECteV Tkfi OLV UM-ktUMP/f I' ve MADE Ak Adam (Bib.) SI V 1:44— Stampa vmlU^ at 31.890.60,'were Turquoise and white. Radio, a 'i.9 /■- > WHAY—Swing Easy WHAY DodgeiavaXlanla >> Alio, Fred Klemark; Mrs: Carol ^ 1 . 7 5 Pir a t e rARTAiM Ca l e b cobs syUAUSTlYE 'lETUDV OF 54 German city \ WTIC—The world olMiialr adtd and 68 bonds were issued.-' Ttndor and jukyl'X ■ . ' ...... T ' . ' jH ’ WCCC—Record Review L Ladd, Clinton Lu Ladd, Lyndon heater, i^ual ra'qire hydra- ' TKACKS^ SNiAPACiPiC ($LAKJD,^ v;ALL THE NOTORIOUS' •S5DispaUh S> w WKNB—Today In Sports » WDRC—'ATooda lor Romnic* A t the\C$nter School, 5,839 10- \6ueCANE£RS AMO tr WGTH—Night Mualc Uttle, Mrs. Pai'illne ,H. Lohrl Theo malic, ptiwer steeling, power 60M EDAVVM “ WhRt do you want to do today-guard or oadd^' 56 Run auay / - - WTlOi-lOSU Radio Lane i liisa- \ cent stamps ' and 4,407 -25-cent : HABITS.' 57 ------r .Van ■ . !4 ■WtmO—Cal Kolby ' WHAY—Dislgera va Glanta \ dore A..'-Loug'hrey. ^Roderick 6. Try p||^r own bokod brakM, rear,, fender shields, Co in s to . SG M'g ™ —Lea Paul and Mary Ford' stamps, valued A t'33198.90, were >rtLtl|A6ER -.W inkle^ \ Z WTIC—Fred Waring ' .. Marrotte, Clarence J. Ms.vnard, l^ck-up lights and many more DlS-lT '■ 4:44— ‘.X, tYDRC—Mooda tor RomabiBe r sold'and 78 bonds Issued'. One eem od boof,, potato I COULD WHAV-ZNewa : WGTH-Nlght Music little extras..^ UP/ WCCC—Good Evening Good Music Raiidall,- Howard, C. ’ .S^uShurnWay. nWav; And fifty, roiiri bond, were od and eeloslaw. HELP .you WKNB—Today In Sporlia |g;U- ■ - ■ . itsv«d a t the three schools, RECOVER BY Xf^ VEPMEER WHAY—Dodgers vs Glanla Soldmon, Sl'rider, Ralph J. Slate, W oigol oold Oh yes. . e O C O C PRISCILLA’S POP Spreading It Around -\. sWTIO—News" WTIC—Fred IViring Elected 'to Beak Unit iiko our owfi pL IT/ . . WDRC—Newa Reporl«gO\ WDRO-xMooda for Romance James II. SfeSrman, Robert, Tag ik fu rts. ' One owner! ^ A.MANSldN TO UVE IN,-- A HUNDRED THOUSAND? 'f o Ro e t A WGTH—News X\. X . WGTH—Night Muate gart. Jack M. Thompson, Russell H, Paul Bi Sweeney, of'. C f y a t a I rollshos. teOypKli i | o iic o . ,FANCY CLOTWES- A ' W H Y \N«DULD W E VYANT., T O D O M fH4—■ . X I tligie— ' Wheeler Jr., and. Louis E. Wilbur. Lake, has been elected' to the WHAY—Sports WUAVe'-Oodgera vs Glaitta ~ . Rockville Office Advisory Board of caulH low ^iw adt onions Fancy Capons lb. 65^ WUNDRED'TMOUSAND. -^Sd'''MUCH^ONEYy tlT T u E WCCC—Good Evtning Ooed Music WTIC—Newa X , SmltlK^balre IN -TWE BANK.' METM iN g )' . WKNB—Serenade X '" WDRC—Ne»i: Almanae . Mrs. Joan. F. Henneqiiin Abalre. the Connecticui Bank and Trust.. THid onion ^ish . F r y o r s ...... lb . 5 5 c 55F(0RD "WTIC—Rtrlctly SporU , X ■ WGTH—Night Music , Co, Sweeney }i Tolland County FOR M E WDRC—J. Zatman daughter of Mr. and Sira'.-Wclen WGTH—Conn. Soortligbl 11:14^ high sheriff and a director of the p iis to m "y -8 4-Ooor. Radio, heater, TOO gJjg WHAY .Dodgers va Gtalhls - • Henhequln of Columbia, was' mar WTIC—Bportn ried Saturday morning fh-^.St. People Savipga Banlf"' df Rock :>tahdard transmission. Ycry low WHAT—Dinner Date WDRC-^1 Kolbv S* ville. ... he tis i Ground Meat In towh WCCC—Good Evening Good Miitle, Mary'a* 'ChuT'ch, Wtltfmsntlc, to ax' mileage.' Has had excellent care. It WKNB—Serenade . • WGTH—Night Music -Uiia- Edmund J. Smith Jr . son of Sir. looks extra special with Hs bright, WTIC—Cote Glee CldS'. Xy HAY—Dodgers vs Glanta and Mr.s. Edmund. J. Smith of Fall h e l d FOR STABBIN^/ WDRO—O. Lombardo WTIC—Startime Serenade Brldgepbrt, July 2 (/Er^oUce new .white wall liETS . WGTH—BIU Rtem - WDRC—Mooda tor Romance River, Mass. The doublA ring aetv- FOOD STORE and }RR0W ' C;«S— WGT^Nighl ;Mualc --- ,■--- » ice vvas performed by- Ahe Rev. ..charged James Jdopre, M fw ith ag tires. WHa Y—Dinner Date - 11:44- X \ Roland A- Guiimette. Bridal at-- gravated tesault- ^ftatertay. after WCCC—Good Evening Good Music WHAY X.dger.1 va fitania L O C K in t P ^ WKNB—Serenade WTIC^tarUgbt Serenade tendants were Mrs. F.velyn Bisson Ida Pearl, -27, wu''st'Abbed In the KLEIN’S WTIC—Three Star Extra WDRC—NigW Mtiatc " i abdomen in her ; apartment: She WDRC—Lowell Thomas of Lebanon and Ernest Theriault 161 CENTER ST. ~ TEL Ml 9^7256 TAk^B •WGTH—»teet the Artist Of Waterbiiry. waa reportM'\in critical condition O fP '1 -2 t;ga— A reception was held in Yeo- at St. 'Vhfeent'a 'lioapital. ^ '54 OLDSMOIILE WHAY..Enrol e Theater WrOC—Evening Miieic. nqans Hall tor about .50 guests. The Extended Forecast coupis 'vv'lll .niake their home ip *“88” 2>Donr. Two-tone„-3n'««n. Rkdio, BY V. T. -HAMLIN WKNB—Dinner Date A L L E Y 0 6 1 ^ Addled Alie.v? -WTIC—Stars Tonight New 'York .'Cit.v,. The bridegrocinl .» -hcoter, hydramatic super drive. Seat RAY W’DRC—Amos 'n Andy HarUord. July-- 2 (A’AForecaat- ,1 -TOOK rr_ju5T COTTON WOODS WGTH—Fulton Lewta' H In the U;S. Navy. 5-X y • envefs; It^ real sharp with its whitewall LIKE I TAKE '. 1:14— ...... Tuesday through Saturday-:. Sea Istlhrop-Sqiiler '.W’HAY Kiiroie .Theater . ^ tires. OwiHMor the ^ l O O C ANVTHINS I ..BUT TO CUMI w e r e —Evening Mtialc sonable weather Is expected with , Miss Marsha ' Ann^Tfquier, WAhfT/ FIRST paCE W’KNB—PItmer, Date.. temperatures averaging... about daughter of Mr. and-h^sr Marshall weekend. BEAT WBEST SOO WTIO-Tonlghfa Btar .‘Iquier of Columbla^^enler, was IN 7M' LEAGUE—AN OLD WDRC—Tenn- Ernie normal. The season normal aver WGTH—E.' P..,4torgan .r married ,Saturday''st her home to r ra ils THi BASKEmu. TEAMMATE age temperature a-t Bradley Field Alton iJathr^, son of Mr. and G IS NOT A DOCKS Ilia - WHAY—Rave a- Life Is 73 degrees-ranging from a daily Mrs. AltonTialhrop of Andover. LAUNCH W'CCC-^Kvening Miiplr'r. A NHD- high of 85 to a low of 61. Precip The >X^rem ony wra per- / - WKNB—Evening Serenade itation occuring . aa thunder'showt ^ SEASON WVTIC—Newa ol the World' , fqintedpy the. Rev. Henrj’ G. Wy He Banking at D N IV £ • WDRC—Bing Crosby \ era tre most- Ukoly late 'Wednes TO 0K£A' •WGTH—Gabriel Heatler day and about Saturda'y with a, . TAKE THi tots, of one fourth to Zone half’ L£a T}V£- V 0 X . „ .'Y. SCIENTISTS AT l|CONN r'^KjTFUMES" ] Stprrs.'July 2 |^,-The annual I EXTRA SPECIALS convention 'of the'^-American In ^ The W ^ d ’A FlAeat Brand. stitute of Biological S'ciencea will GENERAL be hftljAug. 26 to 30 at the Uni- er-(T -veraity bf G^EV T DlDhiY ^ET- 'Nighta 9 m 9 w Plaa ^arta t-tot>e blue.'Radlo/t»Mter, D A V ty V _ COOKIES EOTt GET BETTERTO' HOOR LA S T rrWWAUAW. eutss wE'o LOOK, SAWYER, VAiY DBAS IN 'AND OUR SIMPtE ENOUtH.' IF YOU oe»n MHO, i think Radio, heator, faydraouitie. THUMl's-SlM dynanqw. W wm ^^ake a W E PH S IA I CAW T 'STPW ) V O b it HtEET r 900, COLOhlEL..> BETTER AU. ,--- J W AW t\ [ MUSBWD'S FAULT, BETTER FIAC THE FOLICE ANP WSTT A lOTOF, IUB6A6E, tU JUST WRITE THE PROfIR FROCEOtlRE IS PONT Tu'o-tone coral and white. MMMgP, M. SAWYER. POWN TMB TIME? HOW MUCH WAS YOUR ANOTHM \. Very low mUeage. WfisCL O t W ALBERT'. I AVjr A S L ^ E O F THETTWEa , V YOU A CHECK TO WAIT FOR.THEHttHWAY IE SO FQRlkLL H^SEHOLD '.W CAR WORTH? AN $ 5 9 5 local ouTier. SMfyBf.otpior MlfiiMlAY FMgOU . < , ,- FOR*SOOe. VOhto, SOU OVOEKSTAtODWBLt'. CAKE'. DAVEWVp:^ f 1 000 POliCt. t iMFATlltlT, VOUg CM SEEM S THAT SHOULD CHUCK $ 1 4 9 5 XkXXa). ■ K raEL PURPOSE^ 70 HAd TOPPIED COVER P/ERf OVK -MS CUFF ' T O P G RAD E PORTABLES M e a n s INCOME EXTRA SPECIAL RCA, Zenith," Motorola -'52^eLDSMOIlLE OLD iMVANY’S ^•53 CNEVROLET “ 88 " 2 - D p O R LEHIGH “ O A R R Y A L L Gray'and black. Loolcbig for a oiee, clean one-ownec STATION W AGON $2495Up Stokera and Oil Bnrneri Sold aBd ear T -Von tieed look, no far Servleed Promptly and Effielentl^' Radio, heidrr,'^ standard ther. Here It Is! Haa ra- Largeat Dla|itay In Manrheater transmisaUnn. 'Hiree seats. dlb, heater, hydramatic, Jiist the ticket ior going go<^ rtibbOr and "seat cov tc*i back and forth to the lake ers. Would make a swell ‘J 0. E. WILLIS A SON, la«. or taking passengers to car for that girl or boy J E F F C O B B BY PETER HOFFMAN' Potterton's who did an well awa.v J and from work. See and Still Searciiing! B^^ANK LEONARD’ 3 MAIN ST. — TEL. Ml S-SISS I school. It’s 130 Center St.— MI 9-4837 drive this one A O C ■JEFF COBB IS ASSIGNED TO FIND OUT.. AND ATPOOCE HELJEjUAETEES:..,. ' H toltai sound plontung Ihata^doY^ *® O** luffiejant $ 8 9 55 > THE EXTENT OF DEVASTATION IN THE -, tonight! ) only ■ ■ * . WmLB BLUE WHITMAN'S CAE UBS ' 5TEICKENAEEA.I ‘ 6ER^VT, ’ THte'MeSSASE OUT TO ALL F Mr|la^*Sr«AMn^. 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» y EARL y,’. YOST i.V.,Siix^ifnnkeeBtan^ Palmep Defeats 5! Cowles .Moiiiid Winner, i T - wer of n«me Sports Editor 'V i ’ (8^ XDAV - •• Anwrican L,eglon, John. O ryjnt In Playoff to Win ICO Aiherican 'Starj^ rdinais^ Twice Pblb Grounds, ih:‘New York was dropped.ln less than 24 hours af-s. . the destination Yids. wet' momlng. ter.hi* election and I had a chahe* ^ ■ ■ ‘•X -' '- 7^— " '-.7 - ■’ - AMERICAN LEAGUE . My so,ns, Reed "alid Deani and,; ttT chat with .Soiiicone at/7 a.m. -Welh6r.snelrlXul\>{2 Y’haiiks to the putter he bor-, . ^ Standings C h i^ . Julv i? ^Six right-Viali’riers aiid NgU^York. Jul.v 2 (yPt—r-cjtics oT the All-iSlar voting are Cinch, Oflara,-were mv conipatiloifs John is a strong,boo8t e i'.« LiCgion '■,, rowed.from Teri K if^tbf Kyrt l^udcnhlic. Fin;, Arnold Palnicr ' W. . L. P el ' -'•Xoach'Casey Fortin’s unbcitaRAmericarf ^ 1 /to the Hapftoixt Railroad Station' baseball and is oiie,of^t'he Post's Man. Optical 1 0 1.006 chaliretLup win No. 5 .vesterday hfterhoQn at Mt. I hoii1 sSOujSi |)aw'5, wer' [)b^;Amorican Lcajjrue pil^prs for the , qiJ.Wt tpday'^t^r ('hkinn^i'.s hottic'run sho\ver^t St. Ixouis, ' ''Q X ~Latrob c,^a., w<)irHtie .|20,00t) In.suranee^City O pen .G olf./ abo trouhe- Ail-Star p»n!^ tndav1>^', AlaiiaKef‘f*as<^Slei>jrel a?* he ^ from Where , we boabr^d the -hardest w.grkerS. He Ms a vetei sri A Elrs ...... 1 0 ’ 222 W ettt^field li-2 for the second timd^ljis sumihert. Only I Instead of fiveYfedlegs »thrter.s, ma.vbe the National League Knights Coliimbiis . Baseball pf World War IT . . Smiling Leo Tbu^anient yesterdayTfr^a plaj(7ff.,aKainS't Krbil hiirtselX ' ' Mgn, gemors . 0 I '^C 1 two of thehe T^playcrs^cmployeq by Fortin to share ip 1 ' , ]pfce(l his 25-mail • sqpad. ' B u ild in g iitl^d the eight * ■'siipiild go with the whole team.' With 107 hqme rung itv-67 Spe^al for the big city. , .1 talk- piana was next-'in the line of visi- ^Holli fiijlshed the 7^-holo cvebt/y------'■ -y-''-.-——— ---- ——, ’ ■ w - Spencei/Ylqbber . . . . 0 I r . Sifar namrcl ill fan vot-^' eff with many atqualhYilrices atv);^ tors ar.d his .visit, like t ’erylni's, j'' X with ' 274Y1,, but Palms)- .shot two the 14-hlt- attack7'-vRlfhU»aod*r garfiejij^ thi'S epuld be the greatest • '~r---- . ' ------^ . .j Russ Cowler,' Cheney Tegh stand- *... . StcncclNveund' up «iU i six station and aisb^on the car' eh was brief, the t\pi> 1 Itke/beforr^ birdies in a ibw-tdwlii iti the-plav- ManctMSiei^Dlttical edged Mary slugging team:iq history,;-'Al the • , ,, . .. , .. but-this past, spring, noteb^ His players ;fn>ni own NeU ’ york route to Golham> .Wepther in^rhe deadline hour is reaehed . 4 . Off.' . chester , Motors-/SaMirday In dh i ■ Yankees. toppiTi^^tpi' B6at,on Red rate they re goliqf.^Cincjrshould hit over anVr St ■•■ first pitching victory spacln| about 24,Vhonieis. The New S'ork . ,ui i New York was hot and humid, . pspani called with ari'Snvile . '■ .„Plilm»r was no'he tod happ.v, ague UM "{/ • Sox1 Hv one. £>WOi| and CUiCaKO^ jiboiit 'Fis long iron .shojs. Before singles, walking four and atg Giants of ISfl- hold, the le. ord vtdth ^|;::K th;y^ f l aM six > 0 th ^ "'n g It seemed strange to walk down ( j dinner. This was accepted a n d / ' dell .School,. 2,-0. T h i v'fBtory put ■'f! / ' each* 'placed fogr >m . S te n ^ ^ Fifth Ave. and .e.xchahge greetings v,., a fine talk of his father's^ hr_qpens- the "defense of, HI* Cans- Manchester dpUcaJ " ln ? X « f for out nine; Cowles was never In squad, Cleveland and Ran.sas^Ctfy dian Open titU at KVontrebl .Y'Hius- flrat w'ith Police Fire. trouble after giving up two runs, in two apiece, apd^ aaltinipj^ and ""e second-'Imvirig, sfter^lils team- riay.^e Itilen.is to do a lot of prab- . Tom -Kelly jjltobl'l^r’* Bcel' tW Waahihetonohe cat h. ticing with the bqn.s ,aiid. dHtcis, hitter for Optical to. pick up the « Angeles, July .2 iAl d^s had bUilt up a fi-0 margin in The Jwo' leftie.s . a i;i* Chitn^Bo a, >v,;'Putting did the trick' for him win. Bruce Fialr allowed aix hits •'Tfiese boys Will dp.5 mtlo better the first two frames. BiU,V Pierce, the At-'s w in n in g ^ ’ lX-jh||li playoff^ H r "Topped bolh- and two runs. Fish has now won than they know ,h(jw at Mel- Catcher Jim Maneggla ' con hu'rler with a >2-2 mark, arid ahk' Liipieh, linked tinued his ghe hitting for the host for the.’ ball park but we were not Lupien's appointmdivf'fi.s head base- one and lost, three ■ for. the' year. btoUrn#:'; T Stengel's nten Whttev Ford |9-homer in the first. Tony Stales pij^mplc' track and field ' Wilson of ihc VV;Hitr-Snx—t t ^ V - —^ _ hv h i y u'" MUsial ’ htt two; and MaiU‘h«»lrr Scorr* Little Leo -Cyr crashed a double < b^ bonus boy Dqn_ Kau^r . t o ^ b • flt^.-Rgpgj-ajg rvaiiy Moon la camerasi we -worked our wa.v pa.st Idiifirmed, A check failed to get- Blanchard's, home run id the sixth coach, speaking Inuiiediately after Tom Brcw^r^rl(J-3) and Frank X'NAmerlcaa l.eacur two uniformed ^smt'd.s beforg be- watching ; and elngle and outfielder Alan the second 4-3 behind Ray .Crone giammer/ hit one each.' any. O.K, on the matter, ihcldeii-' accoiinted;ifor the* other run. ____ g_hfS4team_take shape wltji Sutirvah t 7 ^ the Red ^STvx. v AV • i. in^ admitted to the, plaving Aeld.i Alter posting X l4 2 si-ure at reebr^ shattering penormHhees .M-l Johnson hatf two. singles during and Lew-Burdette, ..Coii Gros.s, recently- recalled taUv, Ted'Kroll, one of thFnahlw'a Optical scored in the first on jhe rout'whlch required tW|0 hours , Early WjkTin iS-^' .\irapo ..'il'.t/.'.' W 5s and to'the Braves’ third base dtig- ' the halfiva.v murk In the Insur the LbaAngeles Cerftseum-.--,', ' Imi golffis. now t)la,vifig In, Yhe. !6,V— ; \ Kelly's 'roumftripper over the left- and 45 minutes. F irs t, baseman 'le#kr (2-2l of the Indians and j ri.-vetaurt 3S\ » Dodgers Gain Split ^-froiji Havana of the Irtternational oi|t. .lohnson asked to be renieni- ance O ly Open at tYethers-" 1 When j i « t they 'gather,' about ICO at- Wethei.-fleid, ia a forn.er ^lei-tcd I'l Hole*-' cenlerfleld barrier. In the third Norm Hohejjthal connected .with a 1 Johnny' -Kucks ' of ,tW- Yankees ' M \-V Biwokiyn remained one full gii me i'Lejitgiier held the iCards to sev^n bered to his nran.v friends ifi, Man- , , .. . . . , field, -Stall tllllnskl shot li 7.1 Oct. 15, it w(ll be for the trip to ■Tlnr-'ilaff Handicap Frank Zi^barth hit a double with , ; : Deiroii ...... ■.VwV.\3a in' . • back bv hentVn-g Philadelphia 4-1 j hits in tUe second- gs'nie, beating Chester. .1 had-a chsho tal)?^r«Shbqi: of Mrs Nino Boggini s', r. and 76 to linisl) w Itli ,a' 7‘i-holft‘, Australia and the 1956 Olympics,. long run-fproducing triple and re- > on Gil Hodges' two-run'boiner and, Don IJddle. with Gam- SclUiniacher of.hthe D|l»frt«in ?s'cather'alteicd the af- total'b f '193, the licst score Clji.‘y A rLbii Becker’41-4 40. one out but Optical failed to score. serve Dave. H'eyarL.camei through/ In the fourth, dptical had two on , Earlier Kelly had'- termed the 1 ■' 'V " r A» K^5Si"'5=iK'::::;: S :' Roger Craig's five-hVt, pitching af- ' 'Ronus pitcher Kalker was re- Giant front>fm;e: He wSsiitHJfan«l after, the Ijinff- among the trio of Stih Toiviicrs ' ;Lebh Tcir.v-t3=2 41. with a two-ruh single. •• ~ / Stengsy, aeeking his first All- , >i«iMU.v« »eiii>(i»lev^ but again failed to tally any. Blan competitors the greatest group fer the .Phils slugged Sal Magiie .spdnsible for chewing Milwaukee's too opjimiati( . about hix>-team's *^** *^^'V ' ^ luotoi^d to th eU rth - \ who pla.vrd the entire tournav-H- -/t'lass,^B Ken Gordon 42-4 38, . Big Five Ron Eighth / Star trlufiiph in si.x tries against (•hkaK.. ai ppir>iit. j p.m chard had led o ff with a single and that ever aspired to represent and Clem Labine for- fivo in the lead .to live points. The 2t-year-old chances, the Giant*-bFtn^ In . the ment. .Boll latFnineis and ' •Eai l Ballsieper 48‘h 41. The locals finished their sgogtlng - . the NaUonal J^cagucj, best, didn't Cla.ss C .^ X 'ra n Car>-ey 'iT^l advanced to second on a-sacrifice Uncle Sam at an Otympad and with three markers in- thd/flfth ninth to win tiie. opener 7-4. The Cub righthamler mlrhed his ■ ftrat cellar. ,tuil felt fTiat the club wax'gtilf clinic conducted iil’ Paul yoiithfiil ' Blll.v Thornton we're.- the. athletes more than lived up to exactly follow the ch^atc of the \-^n (v.-3i yj»^ wic^i^ar i3-4». hitr l^acriio aksii t rsiif.'' a ■i%r _Vi if * <<% deadlocked with '19.'is. Tl»e OrUndo'AnniUhx^ -8 40. by Bob Brannick. Salvatore then frame and five big runs in the balloting fans in corrtbtjig' the Onl»' (uiitir^ xrli-diilcd New York GlSinls''johnny Auto-'big league shiitout.'a iix-hitter, in •better A W its current .Standing. -Hahn. Several thousand were dis- his judgment. y ■Irielti shaded Pittshurgh's ]^ b ■ the tlrs.i. game. |ivith lhe help 'of . ..^TJie afternoon was long, the appointed V h e ; the. gvn it was , former hud round's of 63-73-74 Even Holes TkmrngHtenl singled. Blanchard came in tO eighth. Once again the winners ■ poll’s ■ also-rans for help. • -• , \ Sunday'* RiPhttfU Three world records fell, one Raltlnii*rc o. B*»jiton ’ and 78 while Thornton cWised One-Half score but he had left second’ base- displayed a strong defense to go , Old Case did, though, give fern ^ ien d 5-2 and New York also led j Ernie^Baiiks'.,>9Ui and 20jh hotne- aeals harffiand the weather hot. I wa.shed 4>iitsm- .York Vr«i»n1nrtf>n ■ 7,-fi in the .second game that wc.s j tun.s. Crone heeded relief '^elp was glad-to get hark to the city shining at ihVschedumiUiaiuk. In- marks were shattered and another tTlrvrJauf! T*6.'<’hlrnro ^1. and Grand Central but thF Ira'ih j stead Hahn, went-mijtae the club, posting a. 1-17 score at the half- 3 34 ond. Optical: scored its fin&l run and heavy hitting attack. Fortin’s in the fans'.starting lineup V ''sujipended;.imtil Aiig. 10" when fq m Burdette in iHer-ninth to .save Tur»U«y** , was ckUi^d'by the Siuula- curfew I the second for Milwaitkee 'after home wa.s slower than Satchel ; house ■ and conjucle.d a question WB.v mark. " - Class B * ..Jien-Gordon .12-1 28. in the sixth when Blanchard hit matched. A new United States squad w;as guilty of only one mis- Cleveland, Kansas City and.WashV Detroit. 3 p ut. citizens' '8fandsr(i was set and no f after eigm-innings '' ! Frank- 'TqirW.s. error opertM-jhe Patg, ” phVi7 ciX',k''SL"*^ IVOHKX’tS DIVISION fence. .i- ords fell. Shortsjop Kenny ■ Strong' stood NatiAnskJ,.eaKn^ to the eXalionar however Phila ifaU> rose tip m the ' ihtpiitfR with more bump*buiiips amiand f there and his ftrSl qiicslioh . to me .vesteriUy's Anal round after Power of Kansas O ty and Wash-. ■Nei^' YYh^ Giants' catcher Brit SarnI seems to he Imiklng for chalking Up li 'i'lH total for . Par Four Holes Manchester ’Mofors had two on Out of the 17 events on the Fri out in a losing cause with a pali^ Piftsbiirgb Pir|iles' shdrtsjop- Dickk Grdat thrpilgh' dust at home Mantle coF on" fhe hel-rfi Brooklyn after Ma^fMe hit. jars rhan what one, encoun4ei\S 1 was. “Can yo’. all rijrht?** The day and Saturday, program, the IngtOh'.. Milivnuk.e'^ .Manuo got on the beam af- ,k„ k„.,„. k.s driving ,a ,.„j.ray „i>n „ „an „ ,mpavedunpaved n.ad,:nmil, ; optor.ietiisl wasn\ l.mkmirlooking- for , the Arst three roumK- Hack -Class A ■ Julie |Faulkner 47-21 and .no one out in the second but of siiigles; - plate in .“ifh inning of game in PlUaJiurgh. Jlijy 1. Groat tried record .was unl(>uched only in one 4^' 'r in'. naming first sackers Vic, <^incini)iiti ney Ared a 77 .Saturday lo go , 36, / . failed to score. Again in the sixth 'tomorrow night the -.Jdhiors to steal home, but was caught at Ifie'plate^ Callfng play is um Excursion '.service will have tq be business, just curioiA as Idethe clubciub. - the broad jump. In 10 of the 17, Power of Kansas City and Roy . improved or the.v will' die out In house “ studio" ws.s crowded. OtheOther along xxllh a 76 and 7.1, fof the Class B Bettv Wilkie 53-15 they had two on but failed to travel to Wllllmantlc^-fffr a prac-’ ;‘ - pire Frank Secor.v. Giants won. 3-2. ( A ^ Wirephoto >. the winner h ere, surpassed the Sierers ot Washington, behind cer- ptp,.hiirsh i - I r j " . ‘ n n ^ this area to New York bpll, .parka. . . ;'Si>k. Townei - ...... -a ,present __ ...rluliicludeil___ A’rt , - ArsI .two rounds. .Ilm Kirk- 38. ■ ■ . . • r-r . Score. In the top of. the sixth. Mike lice game and- 'Wednesday meet 7 Ufied Mickey Vemon of tbe Red Pbiisd.'-lphia ...... » UJ ]i ^ P best time or distance in previous Hartford In .-a: return contest at Home just beffii-e midnight and- Kndfla, Boh .McCahr and 'George patrit. .r- ■ vietory over \\ csliirigton. Joe Col- f„,. Craig. 48. ' ■ and struck.'out four. Rothman and with seven feet 14 Inch in .tlrf sor'Locks in a makeup game. lln.s' two-run ho; .cr won th,e open .MONU.St i w*s terrific, jii.sl as it--wa,s a-veer Rlghtfielder H^rry S im pk^ o n, i j Mllwauk^** At ChUrinnutl. S ‘p.m. -- Foster Ca.stleman’a two-run "Theies only one way \ve can: ago. He appealed at tlie jilan- ("Ifl.ss C Clinme Kelly 67-19 , John McNeill had one three for the high jump; Lou Jones of tho--Anny Msschester (IS) • • ' , n«>s-r *• a a' aa. 'Sl>Alin pAtf‘lH tM». er fbi;, the..yanks 3-2 althaiigh the with H time of 45.2 Inpebftds fn the ab r h po a e rbl Kansas City’s RBI artist, got,the, 8. ■ i losers while Blanchard had two ryr 3b ...... 4 3 8 S 0 0 Leagu>. leaders hn.I only three hits 400 meter dash; an d^h io State's BnRetnl, 2b ..., call over New York's Hank Bader''Piii'*l.'«'kv i.'M.i vs iiarker it-7v, -Star Content opening verdict a t , Pitlsbiirgli. ' 'ng*. a sorry/fared Albert Cervini-i ago when Tomiiiv C'kgrove was .so , Kroll birfW iyihv ^"'•''1 Hole, - with Kxch HoJes ^ d Salvatore' had two for three. .... a,-.J. 2 1 0 0 For All to 12 by Washington off Whitev Moi-r-r, cf ...... 3 1 0 0 0 n and Boston's Jackie Jensen, who ; , Willie Ma.vs' thfee-i'un double in " f "rkv Herald s composing room ' ra-pablv' running life ptogrsm of Kroll dropnihR>«..,ej,..it«fool pwlt Class A ' Julie Faulkner 48-11, .Next game is tonight when Glenn ; Davls< -'tiihed at 49.3 In Ford, the 406*.m#t'er only his Johnxbn. rf ...... 4 3 0 .0 0 1 ranked in that order in the polli rhlimtsli-hia 7-i. BiooiiiWi « . - ■ t m .A.1. „ I • ui I fhe eighth of>he second game put '*«ld today-in discussing his favor- events at the local ro 'iae and Palmer a fmii-fiiot?r. .•17. - Spencer, Rubber will play Man-, Renn. xs ...... 3 3 5 1 1 0 sij^lh . competitive -Mfbrt in the behind Detroit's A1 Kaline. ' N'w Ybik J 7 ruishiirsli 2-s i..senn k n-s I **n>e suspelKjeil St, end tjf Sin Innlns t'inciimati. JliVy 2 t/P)—WaU.er.Alston.-njkhager of the -event. HoTixntnai, lb ...... 2 0 8 1 0 I , From hus own club, ,S t f n g ^ L wilt be" rpniptsjefl -.Ausiist lOy. World Chahipion.Bnioklvn IJodger.s.’'tter Uii'en'^ he^ hi/M . amh ■'’""Pv"''''"''. , GianU, cellar dwellers in the Na- .^on^Rekd celebi Steit his lU K the gree.n l.n the second hoje''Vhijc Iliishaml-tVife .'Scotch Hall Birdie Knocks Nciv York Writers will t8ke--«ver sole posaession of Flxkx, If ...... ,.,,-3 0 0 0 0, J» named shqrtstop Gil McDougAld(■Siirae.) 7-s ylH^aiikss 0-4 thi L m e v i -o '• i c tional League... At. Bristol, a birthday totUv and.as I had made >, Talmer was. set up for an (ippafeht' Husbaiid.and jvife Scotch Ball third place. . No less thdn three sprinters' (?o«-lxx. ,p ...... Vt.* ' 4 n 0 3 0 0,- r.nuie’’’i.vi .Oral of the 1056 .Nationar League All-StaP team and although he wTtKhg,hcld Tuesday night. Tec off . .Xlsnrhetter nplicsl lar equalled tbe:10.2 standard for 100 Uichardr If ..‘. 2 0 0 0 0 0 and second baseman Billy Martin;- *I*TVn” *^ '**' -1 * Pssciial pitched a fine - former-spohaor o f a crack softball a pronrisec^at I'd pa.ss up sA birrite. Krotj-’ miv-e-I, a 10-fool pii t' ah r.Ir'iio n » rbi Banavix- 2b • 2 I 100 0 as well as pitchers Ford * *-W 'll ' iL „ ^u. i . . • , I ■ ■ '“ R"'” * '*g***vit the Yanks, allowing - team in the Twi League. :Was hap- engageiiients on the birthdava 'of and i-ocic^cfcd lo Palmer. time will be between 4 p.m. and . Tmiiglit Pitt.sbur(fF (N E A )— Manager Birdie TdbbetLs of the I Zfrbsrih, »x .. 3- n 1 0 0 rt meters -B<*by Morrow of Abilene Hxyart. l_b' . 1 0 1 1 0 3 7:30 p.m. Dinner \vill follow play. Dalgl«' cf 2 0 Kucks, to, Join centerfielder i w l i k three hits but one wee Col- R.V he .said at the Anierltan Ijeague niv bovs 1 hsfl id lake a' rain- Painter shot, a 71 in the last' ■ Elk.s vs; A&I.' 6 Cftar'tc'f Oafi Redlc^s fg^ n ed y^en somebody menfioned .the 1947 1 Buck, r ...... '3 n n JO n n Christlah, Ira Murcliisoft of, the •E' 1 0 0 1 ey Mantle'and catcher Yogi i their lei^ ^ to four full ylins winning homer in the eighth. ' pennat reeiHeveii though he is a < check on a dinner date with Ted Teams are asked to sign up at the Kelly, p ..... 3 1 I 0 4 0 1 Army, and Thsne Baker p i the. found, hi-s worst of the tburnamciit. Park. ' ^' New: York Giants< who hit 221 home runSv Blanchard, 1b 2 I 3 f l i n t Totals ...... 36 18 14 37 13 1 S- a the people's choices, on the All- Onlv-'s's'mes iir'hertiTiert" \ ■ Stars.^ picked three iijoie Redlees .^hpftjdop.' PrfVtously he had -iijid s (if 66-69-' Pro Shop. Easleni vs. tlainbow,’ 8:30— : Branqlck. If . 5 n 0 n (I o' (1 Air Force. The record tying times Wx»h«r*nxH (3) , Sajvator'e rf- 3 0 2 fl. 0 I I) ab r. h po a a rW ,'Stdr squad. ' j — ------:------^ to go with five others who already base: ^Mank Robinson; AS. Kroll came in with, a 67 lo a.I.i Robertson Park. “N^w York writers,” he sn^Yted. “don’t jjet excited came in prellr.'lnaries. Morrow Olanxtti. 3b ...... 3 0 0 8 3 0 0 Villa, 3h...... 3 0 0 t 2. n ft ttl^n w'on the final wlm .Murchi In the fan balloting, Cleveland's his own shots In the lineup. ThisCiJJ"^ been. sele< ted ss A . (hat team. Retweeh Ed Bailey. Wally Post,,Gu.s Belf and A^Tiite Sox at second base. Slevera and outfieiders--Maxwell Six tied for -Y|irtil at 27S T iifV ah a h po O’Brien's shot pul of V* feet 10 Scrlgnps'*, c '...... 3 0 1 0 3 0 1 own Dodgen , j ■ Medics VS: (tieeni Ma.nor, Ted Klusijewski M/t have one of (he best long hall hitting Wocman, rf . Oxigl. rf ...... 3 0,,.0 10 1 0 McDougald got theshortstop and Binfpson. were fJniie Vosslsr of Midlsnci, Buckley FiclfL KInel, rf inches; AI Hail's 'harnmer throw Sl<"jyart. p ..7....;, 4.0-T 1 ,1 0 1 the ililwaiikee' ..... — ... . Nortli Mclhmiist 'had an easy teams of any periM.' , Curry, It',..... of 197. feet 7 >y 'inches: 13.8 seconds I,lxhon. rf ./..3 0 1 0 0 0 0 relief nod ahead of Cleveland's’ .stejigef named ciiarlev Dressen, , catcher.s. Texas: Don 'sii fielti of Casey. 111.;' tiiiie last Friday ii'ight ,in the .Lawyers vs. Aicto’.s, ifo Shea If ...... in., the llO-imeter high hurdles by MorsetlP, 3h 7...... 1_fl-TLCt-.O 0 0 CSilco Carra-sqyel. named in the -of the host Washington club and-- He „ selected fotir xri'glilhanded, ' Ex-Xtarters on Team 5",^, c'H, ''.''’’X X "".*’-'.'' ^’►""ch 'SortbaU League by defeat plklii-k FielTl. ^ “ But you into New Yprk and they §coff and tell you i MrNefll.-'2h. XX ballot behind.'starter H a r v e y .Yankee -Jiiii, Turner as coaches. " ^ Other infieldera selected Calif : CTial-Ies Slfford of. 1‘hiliidel-billed Printers 2.1-7 -at ,1 'Motors vs. 6 Waddell about the Giants that y^kr.. Wait .(ill we break (hat .Rothmfln. r . .. .3 0 1 4 Jack Davis and- Lee' Calhoun, who , 81 "a T 34 I* " i "3 Si>eai:^ Xf,^h. p 0 0 0 ...... 02ft 000 000— 3 Kiienn of Detroit. ■7The katting practice pitchers are j phia: Gene LitCer of Singing FTls, ' r ,prison Park ran a dead heal In. the fiqals; For Field. , ■■ X . X record..thej’ll hear plenty fronY'ine.’’ , - SiWtn. 3b .... *. ,..2 0 01 tune- Gprdlen's 187-fooj, 8 'i-inch ______..... 410O80 06X—IS .Boston's All-Star quintet, be- Ciiuck Stobbs.. and.„d PeteP«, Ranio.s o,„ f I handle the lufT £s..,w. ( ’Vlhf., and I^Ted He.wkins cf El -j.|,gTlie g/,„egame p,ptoiluced 38 hits. 29 Winipy’a vs.'/jrt thui 'jb. -West lb ... -0 0 0 ji f? ft 0 38. Cyr: / SB. Mohsnthal: SB. Cyr. 3, Washington; Paab,^, ' . ilbon. lb . ... 1 0 4V4VO 0 0 discus Uirow; Cy 'Young's Javelin .Tohnxnn 3. Boggint.- Banavige. Stewart. aldes Ted Williams and Ven.on, re- ‘ by-the winner.s. There W e re six. Side Oval. 4 S . ^-44—0- o - o- I.lxhon, Scrlgneso; DP, Cyr. to Hohen- catcher, Charley nagep, . . Kxciirsion trtp-^inut'nga’'; . Dick Mayer of St. iVlersjburg, iny *-• ... heave o f 244-11;'Tlie 3,(W0-meter apcctlve starters a t'left field and three iri 4»rt)i Xlrthodihl ‘ '»5) beet'the New yoi^'-Yankecs fo'or Ri'nib'' it, ...... 0 Oft 0 0 0 -0 in nine minutes three-tenths sec to (llaneUi to. Daley; DInonzto to Dren- Aid Brewer, also inctudeu cenfer- TW. 11 V," m r K- ' >‘’*y'’ve outfleldeis. Alston, One . of the wild’est game.s!'two out ‘in the fifth. George Kell to spend a.,hieht around the housf J Mailbag produi ed a post -esrd Dixon if nan? BB. Cowles 4, Stewart 6: 80, Gardner Dickinson of Har.amn » AB K H 1»0 A K erti'oX^«.r'<-' ' - /, ’ efraighl it marked th^'-fjrsl tlifie ond;, the iS^foot one-inch pole fielder Jim PiersalLi Williains will ^ c nghties will be lUem ^ b in e u g ^ ^ 'g r o n ot-Mnwaukee. of this .sea.son ; or any doubfed. Bob,N»^!nian tripled and • / TJ’ FSI»a.V from Liis Angeles. .Calif,, from Joe A , t-’owl.F TS ...... 5 3 4 0 2 1 ,, 2/ 'o 2 Ta --_7 '3r7i Cowles !l. Stewart 1; liBP; Drahnan, j ;-as.si{fs vs. Banlly-'s, 6 the A.nerlcan League coXmmons ToIaIr .... . ’ inq/t0j---2 vault by the veteran Bob Rich Daley. Berigneae; DP. Cowie*. Stewart: be playing in Jiis 72th AU-Slar _ ■ * ii a of Brooklxn._Brocks Lawrence of j yy-jnj^ Ciiicinnali .^Arore Dick Willjjmjs^omeied. ' I piclietl the Yanltee* tod-' I Mefluskey, eqacli of {he New City. Els., \VBs-Ilth wilh-277. ' • • Hanna ^<4. 3h - X.. ^ ^ ^ ^ '! Cinci'ltnati. Bob Friend of Pitt tOB. Ooticfll 5.^ MotOTR fi , I. Burk; fa heenxaX ng trip 1’’’ ^ lormei Msntdieste- iimner ,ie- ^ Kt'Is* V 'rf * • Congda \'s. Methodiiitx j5:3d,7**-’of the 40 major flecks In the coun Buff’s'Donelli’s Boston Univer f*. Wllflatnx:FT/«b^: flO tlqiy Krllv l:l>( 10. l^Rh 4 in the IQO, 20^ ar.d 4-meter Jim Houston finished'(lis Bran- Besides Dotroit’s two starters,; A *'**- poi tA that the •weather i« too hot with.a 73 and M'gyer wilh-a 72„. “ WiinimR; Tii both X ubs in the Kl'MxJn r- If. Cijaetcr Oak Park.— try comprisiiig theNjTiordughbreil sity' football teania hav* won 74;, dashes, the 80^-meter run, the 406- dels University basketb. '1 career nghtfielder Kaiine and shorUstop - . ■—----- for eomtori and he can hardly , J... tTi.ipfp'll. National. .with s , poor record- •-X l. .Mary’s vs. First Racing Association, gbgsn’t annoy lost 35 and tied 4. during his 13 rheter hurilias, high jump, pole' With eight records snd . 1,QM Kueniv Stengel picked third'base- Wifnpy's All-Stani and jt 'l o gel hack East, Jos 'now ■r tMnipiifn. !r .. THEV'-S?C^?'D p a t Diiring the busv ‘ wIi'fY. rf 6:30 Robertson Park. ifif patrons «ith a pvihlibsaddress. years as coach bf the Terriers. vault, shot; discus and javelin. points. '•'S,/ man Ra.v Boone 'an d leflfielder- Drug Stme meet ^night-M n the Spahn of .Ntilwaiikcc. each; St. Loids wrUi thPeK^XPtlta'- . ' M Vic-^ovyer purti^m of the res^^^^^ Cha’rley Maxwell from the -Tigers. ■ Rec Outdoor Basket Wednesday, .Inly.4 The fact that . most people at M’ashiilgton lNE^*K:;^nl'.v,, two . Even with those envia'ble marks, Basketball League LabinS. Lawrence and »ien d , b„rgn and New York with two "’tY . the widddw and saw black 'iu'^cman 1st the .Savingk Bnnhywho Schnlulv Dfairn ^ 21 D 4 The 1947 New Y(nit iGiants hit m Boone and Maxwell finished next 'opener at th-tie West Side Oval never have appeared in an AH- each, and Chicago and -I^Hla-^" 7 " 'rinlins t"’ ytojjartv'.s vs. Medics, F30 Keeneland know what’s golngslo 131 of their record■221' homers at teams in major league“;Watoj;y - Coach Kelly i warns against any Jim Sack, Michigan State left to Baltimore’s George Kell and I court! Gani- hearse. -I-aley in walked under- " " v'*' knights v>f CoHimbiis AB it H I’D A K Bucklcy'-'Xolii. Keenelapd knows whatts going on. the Senators and A;hlcttcs?s-jyaye complacence, saying, "The caliber fielder, led .the Spartans in hitting Xime.-is and Star game. fHIpfiia with one each.. “‘"Xt, ’ ir .laker John.Bitrke,,followed abiiosl Xursimi ln.4t Sunday, je 1 n T ivilifih I Livop ft , the Polo Grounds. Theli- other 90 -ftft Grceir MhftiU- vi. Auto IVut.s, obxiates the need. not changed -managers during 'Of competiticn 'will be tougher than during 1956. He’s only 8 feet-d and J2 l''^ere hit in the seven other Na-- ’Williams in the poll. , bleacher.s Jfave been erected., f.cir_^ RoberU ha.s' appeafcd in flvq/ In' addition. Alston,named ..Man-'''* . . 4', 0 Ml l P H H I K I r l a r p p r tipmediately' by Ihp Rev. Stephen marked ; alioiil the niir ,'picture (»nft'ft. 1 140 po&ids. / " _ ,?"'***' , j speclatoiA;. The .All-Stars will be gainc.s. Spahn in four an.d Anfon^elii agers Birdie Tebbalt's -of ctncln-i n23:30 Bucklc.vX«tl^ ' When the- Chicago -(Vhite‘'Sox| tirJMti League parka. season. ■■/ - aver fhls year7' I T J I I s ■ Swj'jewfrki 'orie of the office •''P>'ead by Cinch Ofiaia in Wedne.a- 2ft ti> (eamjr ;;^;.4•1 jM ajbr^L^gue 0 Lawyejs i'.s. Nofm^n’s, The While Sox qti^let includes led by Pinky Hohenthal. Lou Desci. and Nuxhall .in-one each. c' nati and Fred Hutchinson of St 4p.41ft 1 ricau D O X I I I U ' 4, . a r n - P'-esence- had ‘‘ "V'-' Herald on the tiip . . . This Amerimn :I.eKl«'n 0 1 ... 4I 34Verplanck Field. second ba.se sle Iter Fox. pitchers AI Surowiec apd Norm Bucke. , Tlie eight slartersT a.side from Louis as his cokchc.s. At AValkef of ' aometl g to do with the Red.Sox. wa.s'hous'ecleamp'g ilay. at' the df- j»reeD Bni'ber SIvp ..4ftT-''ft1 Mnrlflrly Bn>,v 3 Pierce ..nd Wilson and catcher while Ron Custer. Doug apd the pitchers, who mustT^IW"llfiee Brooklyn will be the.battln'g iprac-' le r s ft ft•ft .-Vi'clo’s vs.- An.saldi’s. fire. Uie. (l«*k was.j leqned out fi-qi ' 1 ,m .. 4\ H^rm> Cflrfi' tAR 1fl1) . berm I>jllar, \vho ranked next to ..Chij^rlie Bunce and others J»ce the innings Warring Injury.WilTbe Ed lice catcher and John SicCall .of j ’ ft h Vm'k. July 2" ,p. Boeing O p e n i n g t h e Twilight^Baseball Hip to holtonr asWelU as all tiles 41 a LruKur , . ft•ftV 3•V Motors, ya. PF.x, 1430 , , Dniggist.s' attack. Bailey. Cincinnati •'Catcher;'pale New Y ofk 'a n d Ron Ncgiav,, cif Raulnir «' l,.^i at bai.v( — "-bo need to get| such fare gs I-«Ague at Mt. Nebo at night was cabinets. No nioney ws.s re- Thui.-* . July S ...3n11 Tui'N'., Ju1> l'» ft ftField. W 4 ... ' Y .. ■an?^Na'2lMki ------:------; Long. PiU.sbuighXrsC ha.se: .lohn- '-^pjladelphia the batting‘ praVtice .'la«ih X k, .S7‘i .MaxwpH. De- J"ek Dei,.p.sey and \les.s-Willard highlight ,of this -day. Cogch covered, only a few note.s on evenlf 1 and Narleski was CleXand-s unl,^ . , , v. ! nw. Temple. .,^innali, second Rfehei-.s. • : ’ *• * Unit.isX •’* Thum.. Jul\ 12 • Rpem-er vs, Opik'al, 3:30 for ifieir Jiilv 4 fare w ill set tig'-«Slon nine sur- several years ago that were lost rTaiP!* , Jiilv r . s.316 vm p3.i5?T attraction for Stengel. For the firiit seven weeks of the- * ^ ^ ...... x 21 Km. .321 doll F'ield. , " ■ .•'•■xJv"Y«ti:~is""la.'{I.V;'- f«r Joe Mi. eli and .MSurice H a r i r i J?''*"**! fe- '•nipplHft;’»«ig .n i'.. Bar- I pitfmise to have a moje effxcient Thin A . .InJv 19 AHi»*f( •' ...... • -fti- 2 - «- The I fan-designated . starters .^Stignal. League campaign. Brook-, ^ . x MfthtU. N Tiic'p . Jiriv 2 2R A ('•♦wlu.-i 2 , lUimfl. \rnRHUlBU. _ — ^ i ' y ..V ; riivOllv aandIirt y Y ,;5i vX|iinet.!i,. .■.3;',,;!trjimithe Oakland C alif-A m ’Um-- i*.? 'V* " * PH.ved game, s.vatem in the-future . .. . Perfeel V ThuiP . JuJ>X^6 must play a miniimiiir of three lyn's Duke Snider had the best h it-: i/ X i ■ » o * » » . * »-»* , \\ ! |^>!ln^R . ?,H' rimpinKii,- VonRaiUa, Innings. After that CAsey can call| ting streak 18 games. ' “ — • ~ - - • iicu-n, ts I'hii-nitir. jnni'fbr th'eir Jiolidav fieht ivlA I... i Attendance cotild have been bet- afternpon to .spmul at Itie ICO ^ Juijrai I; lirn .2 . HIV H»iriD« Vitlnrr. .-V; Nil. -lie's lHiir(imatirall.V out. I Yesterday^ Stars LastNighi^s Fightsy ^ ^ ^ dav n lg l-P I.'"' sure That once , word niy host girl nl^.T 'the iiap-TvUh TIJui2 ^ Knlftmflrn. 2. J’e. rnlrf' DP. Q. The bHlter-bunUs U'e ball and MujitV . J N* viX y /vu^tiyAu^. 7- I-rniir*'' t** Kuhtmnii r.OB. MrUimfist j • • ••• ■ -• -• •• -- ' - X ^ FvUUa -Mleeli a ■hoH.nrt ' I “ ’ e yotmgalers "Rie "Diere weve n mipUffv ofsM«n- - Auk 9 ,w York vvifh a 7- ' a ' - pinv ano inai iney » iie.-i, '^4‘ew^'^irluding im iuding Art Auk. H 1-2 KefR '^hum . At)*. 16 ■ 3-4 550. OtlalDprll J, 'it-agafn. What gives? ’ V V L “ L ^ punrh' in'hi^ left I allri? i V "H - the . time the crowd* . Knofri>. \ v i ^ ^ tn inUe in The batter/iiir-out for Jnter- runs, helping New Ymk ■ .sweep f ‘ X " " ' PS *■*ret. Mahiic N.u \m,u. iw*. hi* left .hand', i* ranketl i| turn out onrp'airAin Th. ev^i v aAinn u'.ith t . h Tu^s. AUK 21 . 4*‘2 . ... ^ V. tained world flyweight Utlei. vrtumi.-i>. \Va5Ij- ^n.v7 *jlrmo.i2 the w eltn* although ' tJi. - " n T red Thiini.. AtiK 23 • 3-1 _ ference. . * - Auk 2H • * 2-3 Wa.shinglon 3'.'2 and 8-b and be- , .r ^^W M vvn.^miKiAin. ■ S2 '‘ h ^ a ^ Irnu* Tua r.f fh L . co|neclion of young ball plav-,..B?^ly muLJohn LaBelle. who ad- Q. Where did Liackie Roljinsoii, 1 H if ' i , *■'* in Manchester in m d i e X « f X Ule.i that he, like‘ my.self, was g Thui A .•'^UK 3i) 1-4’ vout- ru^tcTti^^ L» ...... 1 .. •/ >eaj> His ni* overall reonnlre.esud fnr for .tn30 auiiir— •______...... x. • - Ted Kluszewaki jai).d,,jtackie Jrn- fights is 48-;.’?.-7. thafi-;jBTie dares, to adfiiiL-«fe/now>( noii-playlng golfer, .Maiu heslcr X Thf <*nd o f- ih f 1956 jcolIeRo playing in the■-'’rwyLeague, ,TheI Pio Ale'x Hackney wuis an aflFr- -f sen pls.v c t ^ g c fjiplball Harper, ins.ctfile' since last bftflrball srason bivusht _iUf end <*■ j\". kohinsiiii -at l.’CL.I. Kliis- game ended .and I had a noon fimslie'r.snd his ca.ildy.waa-^ of The oolorful -d./Cali I .... August, has.,a 26-5'record for 29 chance to talk with Fortin and 1 Dave Dimcair. a former ne.ghbq4/(vf ’r.eWskF at liidiiiiia ahd Jensen at .league .shulotit. blanking pavlavis,' ,t2.1 i^.' U s '^ n g e le s . out’- 3. < ’lilrnRif ..siT pro fights. He hasn't lost since Dec. Bunn -HertVnl^Vrth farolina coach. California. • , Vic Tagggarl.-who la helping xvlth irmne, an it a fine, golfer, in hijrnwn 'fo r ^4 yeal-»| ' league-leading. 4- . ^ ^ Milwaukee Braves , . jJoinled a X- Jose .Cbtero, , 126, - - . ------.Mexico Huim tun.s.-ilami,- N..» Y..ik 2S- '12 i..'iq.v the Legion coaching job, and,H»r- /'''S'lil'today . . . Bobby LjOTancis, . Q. With nmners "lip first and sec- on aix hits <-0 in first gam0 of City. 12" B-n«, \,-v! y..i[k ' 1-— Washint- .i'-rotmd match will be car- • ' ■’ ■■ 1" ' ' old Simmons, the Ane gentlemai) . mnoHie'r fine golfer fporti Martches.; ...... - By BE.INS-'UE.-IRDON ond ajid one out, 4he batter hits ^^ubleheader. - ev. ' -, Havana • Claieme Hinnaht, who has had much success coach‘ Tie .. had * niim beiXf Manchester tS-l'Years in Niitlonal la'iigiie a pop Th- to the. i’n'f'icld. It^roiiics .:— ' 163U., Miami, stopped Juli.o Ger- Sfolen ha.-s--Fiaii.'i.ria. Balilrii,,i.'. ‘ Met islon, iBg baseball, w ho hfid a >ot to'leAclfiWs siU ingX ith him in'- tlYs” Written j)>r NE.\ Servlee " down ^^ntf *hits tjie runner Stand- .. . ’ ,,'r tr a s , 184.'Ciiba, . J.ens-ii .Ri./ihti Fm.-ia Cliiias., and --- ' ■An invaluable rolleclion of ,34 . _ ■ ■ j.- - cheer about this spring when hi* -bleachdis newf^fhe 18t;i hole . .' Question: W ilH Ywo. (jut and a 'm g oh second-base, kick.s off and kui-tiji, 7 Avila and Bnal.v, ' J|oey Giar lello. once a-. high son Ronnie led Manchester snigh . BaseUnii oughbred s h o e s , including' • ,. - • OcvBiaiifl. fiiarl on third base; the'batYer ..hita j bcilh iiinners m’dve up a base. Is fhlrhthK «Uh, X -y. ' * Philadelphia middYe- n alow grounder on which no playjtm.s legal? y,j , ing piateS df-Mari o' War. 'C ita-: , Jockey Sam Boulmeti.s rode 81 to the state schoolboy tithe..SIL' at Uie.We.st Side orcitpied several Uhrac-K AoU ..fliriwr. . UTjght. will (rY to rrnck.hW two- ting in Ihe .diigout and rooting for , hours aiut it wa,s just 10 w hen I cair be made. The tun-cro.s.ses tliej 'A. it* long iis the riihpcr l» .4.A4JII. 04»V«and friunt a-iC-r-t.Flee,t. i.-sIS 4i»s>x--a/sinow-ion'''victorie?’. - \ jVLUl ,41UI during lU^ LHt'the 50-dsy T9.VA .trep k m - ycar'-roiiijd'sdtsplB.v’ ai Keenelan^. I Monmouth Par'.i meeting. 'the Legion was .the‘^Rev. George,; jjfieted an awaiting, faniilv at 2.10 ” ,plate. But the batter in running to 1 standing 011 the Img. It Is a idead RoHi.t'if ■ 7-3 ■7*.»,' ; .night when--be takes on ; rough Hughea. coach of last^year’a SL'Buikrt.St 1- • ' v Ai;sj' faijji ,to louc.h the bag. The. .halt anil nobody eair advance./If ' i.‘ i;_ Sirik--em v kei.j .'. '.-il v.jaiMl loS v Tonf Ba'ldom of. Wilkes-Barre. >>*:: ---^——^ jPlerr.-i < lltrac. x.Y „A|, WaOiing- .. bt Nicholas AVentf James' CYQ clitb, FAther Htighes S V r i K D l'v delon.sive .teams .throws'!(} Ars(. and however, it hit him while off,the i;-____ i leir-VS .WM',,, i-i. v.'iSTrH, 7i.; 'i.srv end ‘ -^'^no as .^ena. hss a Ane^ hasebaTl l background i . Perfect la.st dav of the monlli an appeal la made. DqeS fhe run baSq the ruuhei^woiiJjj,.,]^ave-liden ^ « | | | , J .Sm-(n^ D-li, . OisrdTjJo lost Ttvfce to Charlie and -when time pernvjta-takes in ^■eafherwlae and sflcr the dead- t: count? out. ' ...... 'aiiniinl .liraslu-i**ac lir ■ ■ . .iC.1 v-piion- pttoluat ai s'l.jsi. .•."{ek's. icK s. Baldoni.Ba a as many athletic evwta as-possL Jjne was made 1 calted it s dav at i Answer:-"No. The-runner did not Q. -Wljeii. a bailer and pllvhei: reach lind ha*e safely...... botli .*i-e ready and the batter ji leOiil.'* .33*'. RMh{Ti.«t>ri.'‘ <*)iM imiHii 4o he a fine’ nfatch for Jo#y's coun Q. With f\V(> strike.* Die batter wisiics tft step out, is he suppd.sed Rur-4»ririrh, Muprta!' ter ipvmching.| ... G e t e .swing.* and . miioi'ca . a low inside to request tfiiie fro’n.i tlie umpire fTjlltlle. 3|ii Th* nifltrh-y/ill he carried on T V fjjni _.flMhinKt‘M.y-Y*niVrtfiij»i! ?ind pilch. The hail hlt.s.him on the leg. or 'doe.* Iii.s ai-Uon o f IcavinB 'tHe - t . ' r RR'*^m^«'| *'i >*I|>*ll .Vi.-Snldp*!Bi‘jukji'11, (Dumont) ihlflume flectioufl. . I.* hq_ entUled to flr.*l. bfl.se ? I f y o u r gaa tank looked like this, yoa'd get it repaired mighty fast. But lead 4*i Rfv....Klv|i. and R»»n jbox ■ coiistitVite automatic tijiie ^ I'iirtiHli 44 we-wwV ■ 1 i^T.r„av. i A. He is out. on strlkea. out ? - „ ' " :' ' fquling doea ite 4irty~wtlrk under your car’s hood you’m w ^ in g gas . . . Fl,uri« h.'ilwtl' ij4^ Si ^d'f'y Liope»i>f Sacramento. O lifiT’ Newjy.flfcted roiMmund^r of t1i|^ 1 fexy hoHtf-* *1 \he Q. Can.a batter step out of'the ■ He must request time from MuhiaJ St' 13.ill* 56 • I.imK Pitti*hurKh. and. Paoti Rd#l‘ of Italy, .two ex-, - just M if the tank leaked. , 4V* Bahk IT PhilH batter's box and hi.t the bkll 7 the umpire. dAljihia 4 . peijienced iigJU v eight*, meet Fri-- flit;*. hiiui- f*4 A.'.'hhiirn. day at Madifion Stjiiare Garden In Lead fouling is caused by lead deposits that form 'on piMoos. valves and plugs. And . PhllHilolphU I.iiriK S3; the \yeekly ridio-TV (NBC» flhow. T-Ti-’ftfMY'''‘''i’ rrtirlTrn/nie’' 7?.- Dfiik. Si. Two Accidents Mar Program; lead deposits come from only hne thing, gaaoHne with jtetraethy) lead in it. Thafs true MeMlIlJi 7A. 1^ • j B-'U 'Vitx ihtmfi ami and Rov^r. start*. Ro*i, ho beat Sal Diguadla Fagm Captares Fedliirp Race Find out bow much cleanpr and . more, no additi’ve in tbe-world can remove these foBlin| deposits, once they ftm . ;St Lnmj.. U\. lBi .'M.kU n, M In hir only .Ift.W *tart *liaii^ a 21-3 • ^. RiutUi- .'HlUAiUikf'* [nrid brighter we can ws*h your Car y record. -Kah-h lighiweight. i». 28,^ with oiir Weaver' Automatic Csf’?^ gim .. . just one . .. contains no lead, can never^kave a lead deposit. That’s^ T o get more cnjoMiiSii^ in a whi>kr\. luok at N'-^v VMik- .li* AHfMti Thonipsom July waiunjured . MllaiAJtk'f'' ;Blavl|H.ii, Washer. Every car is automaticikllv -’f’rool'.' For "Pfim r' tel).-^ « hi-kc\T. ' F*hHHdT'I|>hl(t .nijil Pill.'-htirplji. 6.' Eagan of ^ P ‘on^8le-.-N. Y.", wound whenJHs Jaguar locked a brake in Amooo-Gas, the only-gas that’s all gas. It can all huri^it’a all power. 100% PO W E ltl ifMnw nir. Bark,- **hlcHRt. 2u:. .sprayed With fresh water and mild . “ strength. 1 i/da\ ,, most {eaiJing lilciujs are Ri'**?''! Si Ifi; Siiid'-i. Runiklvhl. hi* Por.sch* SitJ’der sporty car the trv f»t ’Vnin* i... * > jdetergedt, and thoroughly ham] . , .And it guarantees no lead fouling with all the anti-kimck'power that any car <»n use. I** . HfKtri'g. Rtm.kivii. Kln.. Rttbirt.tf..*! Racew ay vesterdav a few notches 'rljll; *"d rolled over. ■ sponged and chamoised. W e never the difference for yourself when you buy it.. . Amoco-ftas is clear white. See . bur*li‘’hurKli." IIFn • . g./. J,.' use harsh detergeou that might : is a/ull ‘W Prool! Ihi- iiican- that. Vou gel ' Rutl/n B4-:‘''*~^«yi*/^4hvi* 'v . N»‘W X Yiirk.^iirk. X ..1*;1*; <»rcal B«iir(.Crcw ^ ahead of PrlUsher TonV Palmer demolished in lh# tbe diflerepoe when you tHe it... a niileage record you can brfig about! Morewood to'win the ton race of i , . i -"crldpnt biit|. di'iver.s Alan , Injure the finish/Tii'r dirty wash : TOolrefU\iu---aii4 ciijtium;ulirit^er4-ilriiik.- Miiitii 8;^ jynii** 9': HitllAin BnutklySi:, -I ;L:;H„an-A.Hi""wiflie:;/'"^^^ y _ July 2 -.A-. the diiy. f "'‘ THMson snd Richard I^rner ex* water left over from a previous v-'ik- X i i ' ' ■ ^ - — ■ A. hi-kies arc taxed h\ llic i . '(hivern^ •' Piirhiiiiit iiiHsei) (.1, (i.-»iijoV’ll: agitT'Tlia'f'MV^ ’ " . - coached the powerful Yale Uhlver- ington in t an MG.TC; -^fgrren firVt three tojay. *;Pri«e in for oar speedy, gfcr Aeu ati ndeii iqht,'Jt^\Uvluc in:.-lmeritaj^‘ *WEH.VT S T .W P I T sllv. eight which ’.upset iavored- Janies..ofJahiea. o f Hamden ihm a Pofaclie; • changed over SI i, J ' ' / . .■ ■il-potnt wssb job! t ■ r ™ \ST*shihglon rN E A l In seven Go,-uell snd the Navy Admlraja George; Constantm^ of , South- serviceVdiirlng year*,in the qiaJors.'‘ Clint Cout-t-: i yesterday *in the titi-UUng Ave- bridge. Maaa.. in an'Atton Martin; ■ / - inidk^o ueV.leV. 'Senators'Senators; • .catcher.catcher. Has beeiybeeiylj^at I i,<,at Ana Is of the U.S. Trli^s, ©Ick, Perrin of Putnam In n Cor-j n , I ' vi^h f|ve AmeVrean League teams, i r, M{ORlARTY *2 .5 6 CJT pr v ‘ ** X "!? i P f ' ' Handle w a i' Newark,,,N. J. tn an'Offenhaiiser- »..iA6.t]R4 at . Keeneland The .SftSkdRAIN NfUTRAt SPIRITS ) FoiinW h'oiinW Pritis!'. pugilirts To:tim.V’jTq:Tim.V'’| BetYy Bush of Detroit h^w rep powered B:andini. tRl** was onlv 1776 619 I n ' BROTHERS/ ' ---- i reaenla the Cavalier YneW puh at , Ekrr. Jinim.v Wilde snd -Preddle : rei I V i ,A«»MMito , the 17 Vears of'racine K e.X i.n d IIS Ctitter'n.;.-HI 3 -S il N flfirjlUHG CdRK)MIION,.WtW YORk' J j^llla iRri’te’ spoTla' c o it u s for j ViVirginia B«»ie|i. Va'.,-'t i Tiro marrr^ ftatur* j Hut 681" n fr o m i ^ j* Bntigh neseapapm. ^olf phOfaUIOMl, , ^ ------“ * per e«it 111 " ' 'i X . '\V V ^ .,..1 - 'X kA.NCIUGSTElt ' BUILDING lots in Bolton, ‘'Excellent location, 6-rooro Gqlq,- IF YOU W3WT to.sMl your prop H elp W aRted*->- PICK YOUR own' strawberries. I. 4|i/ANTED r-Pal-k" style outdoor «i, Oovsntry .and MancheS- “ MI,. S-l1-6716. nlal, canter hall ?8 ft., llvl nteaiiv located siX room Cape ,^.8''- f^ta are moderately erty coll Vhl Flono. Ml. 8-4551 for Male or Female SLATE FLAGGING, 4 — colored. Songhilo, TalcottvlUe Rd., Rj. 83, bench. Tei, room, maat'«s,tedroom 23 ft., flr> prompt, efficient.action. n ermck to Lead( tJConn Panel 19<^ CADILLAC atdan, black, beau- PAINTER WANTED/thcperlertced Rockville. Tel. TR. 5-7129. ,>«u'.vri^' tort. MI.[,^>8837, ■ X '.' PLEASANT ROOM, I block from fteSltor, MI 9-1107, any time. T. J. GROCKETT, Realior ^CHOICE $3,000 lipTS IdUST SELL.'lo^Chevrorel power: SALE-r33 1-3% off on 150 pattern! FOR SALE? ' * CLASSIFIED ADVT. Rockvi^e■TR. A-2062. . Main St., sejparate entrance, gen Office MI. 3-5416 or res. M f. 9-7751 Bolton, July 2 ‘iSpecial le-T^pdsonj^ooh) t-anch-lyp* htmee on Bolton xiglide. excellent eoibdithjn. will, in'the Blue Ribbon collection'book. ST ick your own, tleman, parking. MJ. 8-4724.. „ ■VERNOhr—Modem contemporary; h a l f -acr;e homesites ItyX he -gi-owlng'-cgtfWde., cutting We also handle texture ptunt. U 5-room ranch, fireplace, 2)4 kcres. P. HSrrlck,c, chatrfian and clerk of Center Rd.; Mlchk^ .<3(gUo. 's DEPT. HOURS accept good Coridltion'tM^ or 1953 - SERVICE Station' attendant, part a quirt. • Bring, yopr own CUSTOM 3 bcdiooi^ rsdeh; panel- ALL HIGH, DRY, UEVEL le next few months offer the eea- the Board of Assessors, will be a ranch-type house on FniiWood, in trade. Call RockVille Tfc:^5;Wt8: tpdf^ndustry we need';«Jcp«1enMd makes Old ceilings look like new.' M keU . .Wchael Kurys, French FOR RENT—Fumiahdd l%.-roorti Scenic location. ’ $11,055. 'Tre- itig,’ ficeplacc, entraiice »«Ii; 8 son-'s best celling dpportUnltlea. M. (p 4;30 I^ M. time or full time. Apply'in person. Green Paint and Wallpaper. C o.,-'- OAK ST. at .GRANDVIEW panel leader at -the 12th anniisl Dr.; William W. Roberts. kTaach’^ Van’s' Service Station. 427 Hayt machine operators and_oth>«:.^ty^ Rd., Btdton.' apartment. Kitchenette 4ind bath. mont Rea.lty Co.,- MI 3-4201. cloeeta,closeu, breezeWay^'gariWebreezeWsK acre Families will be looking for homes type hpyZe'Non Stony Rd.; R. D. Manchester Knitting Mills Suitable' for couple. Box N. B. Only sChooi fbr Connecticut .Vsaessihg ford Rd.,'at the Texaco sign, lot, view, treesw*----- in Manchester' to be occupied 'valenUne. • machine shop on Rt. 6 1950 TWO D05r CHEVROI.ET, of industrUd personnel. Male''ai^ alwil^Gmen. Open from.8 a.nj. • Herald. • GREEN MAKOR-^Three-be^rOom ■ 816,59«^300. F ertnixers 50-A ■ ranch, fireplace, hot water heat, 9-5132, 9-46^:^, ' ( P w0 . B oX 7 4 L > . * FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. FURNISHED Bo o m -near Main St. the Jarvie 0>.,-:fq-- a free appraisal 12. ana tool shed on';Cook Dr.; AbUja ply at office. oil, combination screens, storm fnd qulick, '•epcndable setyice. 1950 CHEVROLET convertible. Gentleman preferred. 9 Hazel St. sash, attached gxvage, large lot, . Herrick wfH..co-lead the disciiS-, S.antM, a rkneh-type. house op Ly^ MdN«THRU FRI. \M a K c h e s t e r A .Ofjnlftn '■ /■! Redio. heater. ..Wliitewall*. -neiv^ M E C H A N l' KEMP’Sw BAB^ANDl- • m a n u r e —'Any quantity. Call MI. 9-2170. . . nicely- landscaped. ReasopaWy sldn group' foi towiis unde r 'fl,()00 | man Rd.: paint, new top'and. .motor job. MI^ for Sale 74 1Q:30 A. M; ’NELCO TOOL CO., INC. 5n.. 9-7^78. 809 KOehey St- priced,for quick, sale. ' Leaving e Drive — Ranch etyle Resort " J A R V IS R E A L T Y ^ population with Herbert A. Mul-1 Notch Rd:; and Mabel Howard, * » 9-9530.\ X . ' . a s s e : ,ER Ei^ERYTHINI state. MI 9-8075. MI 9-3640. Ax.'.Tlfrec rooms and bath on ler Jr., of,Westbrook. - *■ ; addition to a cottage'on Notch\ . S A T U R D A Y d A . M. 2««‘ Center St., Pine St. entrance PLEASANT Fu r n is h e d room for - 7^ xxCh aide. Stoves idurrefrigeriitor 654 Center Street. MI. $r4112 The school , has a two.fol'd pur- 1 -*BdHon Lake. . < 1955 P C W ^ iC Catafina tpiipe, FOR THE BABY gentlenrian, parking. 54 High St. included. Extra rent income ■ w ill LAKE PROPERTIES rODR OOOPKBATION WILL full i,;«flui^cd, inimttpulatc auto \ Young mep/experienedS in as-^ . . X • • Household Goods .x." 51 MANCHESTER VALUES pose, offering assessment procc-! Wari-antee Deeds: . Albert. W. ‘ car carriei ‘ . 100% .1 pa>,lor:Your home. JV ill V.A^ or ' i-' dures for person-, attending for the j Smith to JBlpT^r J. and Julia K- . MS AFPBECtATED m' me. TTii^ Venibly of small , mechanical .... /ML 3-5680 OVING !!-''Leaving July 3rd. USTINGS WANTEDr-Single. two- Big-yaxUngf-. McClure FURNISHED BEDROOM and Beautiful six room splju level. F.H.A. $ir,800. Main (First) Lake In Bolton' first time and auvanced assess-iBorst^^adfSTon South St,;.E!dwartl uai'ante'e •t-fpmpqnents -and ^gears. Will Situations Wanted— Dhteblnetfe set, 4iraize and Whitney family three-family, business fipnttac; 3T3 MaW St-. h n d ^ ese positions interesting kitchen: MI 9-3081. recreation room, atta^ed .gm-ege, .—One room "loveneet'’ for property: Have many cash buyers. uent procedures , for experienced ; J.^^edmski ttf Michael J, Giglio, a ' Female'" V-- 38 A C€iLLIER baby carri.sge. and a twin'-Siae be^,. complete with large lot. Reduced.. 85.500; year-'round six room tax officials from niunicipaiitiea ■ oh Femwood Df.; Lawrmce F. ■ Dial Ml 3.^5121 and-diversified. Idedl working springs. ^3add maitressfesf, MI. ''pt. BridgbUs Church Area Mortgagee arranged. ■ Please call 1955 PONTIAC- alMion' wagon, conditions. Convenient location. play pen.-good'condition. Call Ml. with new heating system, end G tbtgh L. G.razlgdio, Realior. Ml. throughout the stAti!.' A Rose D. Fiano ■ to j5878, 109 rtenry St. wall tires, mevoon, foi^ Thileage. Cod, 4 finlMitd,- '- open staireiae, seal windows, doineiicstic hot- Water group of five that offers excel The civil .defense unit -vili meet E. Howland to Paul V.- Tongren, Park; Experienced. Available B IGG EST b a r g a i n Y E T ! Tenements . 63 riireipace, oil heat, storm windoiys one owner. Thie earrieg. 100% investigate THESE heat. All pubjiclie uUlitutilities. One .block lent inveetmeat possibilities for USTINGS WANTED-In old and at the Town Hall tonlfTht at 8 a lot on Williams Rd.; and Pearl Lost and Poind I days^or evenings. MI. 9-6148. WAlJ4i:t OFFICE desk, 6 draw- and daora, i2-car , j;arage, lot 65 x from bus. Conventtohal or F.H.A. guarantee. McClure Pontia^, 373 I ©PPORTUNITIES \ - . I HAVE BEEiT: MANCK^TEj^—Three • and /fo u r 828,000:- V . / new homes. Buyers waitog. Some o’clocl^ to discufcs plans for pariic- Murdock to Robert D. Mur -Main St. , , . ' , , ers, $10. Cjlll MI. 9-3065, 256. Convenient to school And bus. finances avallabie. Want -bccupiucy now, soljme end Of dock, a lot on--South St. , FOUND -* A ploc* where yo>i cart ---- —,— ------—— W------. ; H0LDIN6.4JI room htaigd apartment^ ' with Ipatioh In.the nationwide OD alert and refrigerator.-'Wice locS' tihmedikte occupancy. school. T.' J. Escott, BrokW. MI. to he held July 22-30. \ aecu^ a con^eU line ot knittini; 194T OLDSMOBILE coupe* Dogs— Birds— Pets 4*1 BAR, back bar, booths, ma'Librd MY WAREHOUSE SINCE Columbia Lake—Sevra'room- stamped- GRAY RESEARCH AND adults preferred. Write^Box Charming six room Golonlar 9-7683. • ,’GD Director \ John AVlfr'y has For the' next two weeks, 94rs- and ^cwories. mechanically. Good trahapo oak panning suitable' for husi'- L A S T Y E A R ^^.WESTTERNON ST. e.r, pertlally winterised on loo d ' '-■••' '•! -Ssked all menab. r and any other . goods embroidery cottona and PORTERFIELD’S PET SUPPLY, ne.ss or recreatinn room. , Writs 'riP’ape Cod, shed dormer. 3 bed f t . '.losrph D.’Italia.- will be on vaos- tion, $100 or make an offer./M I lakefront lot. Beautiful. Good 4 level ' t.ttint thTeads^ At . Your Yam DEVELOPMENT COM PAN Y now located at:Route 5 and Chapel Box 117, Mwicheaier, ConnI " $ ROOMS FURNITURE "I rdwpa' w d -'bath -up;"dtning -reem =ayL^xo(mfe^ranch, IK years old: Value at 117,500, / . persona interested to attend. 9-«3S.' A . :f k'OtiR BObM--.unfurnlshed apart Plastered walls, fireplace, full cel Lesfaf Notice Public Records 8h<^SO Cotlsl^ St Phone MS. Rd., South Windsor,, next to East A i’^ b .A p p l i a n c e s ment. rentrallylloQated, wired foh large kitchen Mid liringA room lUihA directly to the MaaclMter i 953 CHRYSLER four do^r aedan. STEEL COIL bedspring, full size. With knotty plnO paneled fireplace lar, jBaeement garage, aluminum STATE o r CONNECrnClTT. Dlel'rict .Zoning permits issued in June E\'enliif Herald. ' Telephoiia BQ S-SSSS. HIUJARD ST^MANOHISSTER Hartford. Drive.-ln , ’ITi'eater. ’ Open \ - W H IC H IS A L IT T L E electric stove, heiu>hot water in wall'downstairs. Porch, aluminum etorm. doors and windows. K mile T; J. CROCKETT, Realtor of. CovFtitrv. ProbAtF Court, town of Include: Lsrrv DeMara for a 5- two tone gray. Radio, .heafef.' daily 9-5, Tuesday, Thursday and Grow-rile folding -srtrollev, sun'- cluded, $85. MI. 9-19,19 after 5 p»m C*»VFntry, JunF 19W. 5-51». T DfU’k green nylon unihrelr ■ 's c r a t c h e d a n d L A S T from Buckley; School. Will V.*. or power steering, power brakes. ES, GOOD PLACE TO 'WORK ’ -'Friday, nights 7 . 9 p.m. Man- Shadi' Both excellent condition. storm wlndqj^s, garage, beautiftil RutotF of John StftBon, Mid £>!•- 'een Haynea St^ahd Wool- F;H.A^ xceilent condition^ Mu"t lell with cheater cuatomers can call JA. ML 3-784T. '■ -. V YEAR'S STYLES THREE ROOM ' apartment, ' $8(l4-,lot. . . , . M L S-5 4 I 6 or res. ML 9-7751 trici. mti^. Slain St. Mothers Day •'WESTINGHOUSE'" ELEC. RE. Pre«#n1. Hon. Elmoro Turkington, his girl friend, Miss Lorrsjne Ed- in three days.-Beat ■'offer. Call be 8-3391 and we-will -'bring 'order heat,- hot wat^r, stoVe and refrlg Flxclullve with' Jud^. . c • V £,ar, West Hartford, -were made 1202, 25 Edgertorf tween 4 and 7 p-m. MI. 9-5919. FRfCfERATOR - ¥ home with ha at. 5...p.m. to 68 Boats .and Accessories 46 • erator. Four room apartment, $M, r BOLTON LAM F toR‘ ^SALEr- Three' room cottage Vpffn thC; AppiicaUon of piith SiFtpon. while "Wi. two cars were enroute to Britain to Quit Biishness’ Sei'Viceir Offered 13 Sprhee St. -•■CALORIC" combination "FRANCES K. WAGNER OtmnUn. t-o ^ompromla* c4nira"iifl 'MI. 3-5668. .. - wtUi: cclosed-in porch. South . Oov- pfr »{>pIicallon on file more fully the Oiarter Oak Bridge. s Help Wsnted-^ t ; - MANCHESTER Boat:Co.. 10 Essex RANGE .X / REALTOR Ye'&r 'round six roont cape, lake- E ^ T —Brown S ia n ^ cat. wear SALKS GIRLS pirt oe^'ifull time. ••MAYTAG'' WA-gHING ,MA- t/entry./entry. Phone PI. 2-6593. , ' PMT51 1? There Howard reported ‘ bis to i- •'Auto A ccessories— ^Tires 64c h g c k s r a d iG and!r.v.seiwice.| gji Male or Female' ' . 37 MANCHESTER PET Geuter for a ll. gj Ml 9-2929 Open evenings 8 THREE ROOMS with private bath. froQt. Large, stone fireplace In liv- ORDK^^D: That aald appUci n bf9 Ceyldn Island ing red coUar with biMa, Vicinity 151 Noi-th-"Main St.' Small Stead.v work. Arthur’s J Dt-ug, your pets .and pet supplies. S. A------“ CHINE , Heated and Ideally located on 3-1157 ■‘;Call any time liuf., roopi. MO.500. Exception; ' heajxl and det^rniined Jat me rolMtie state Police and the five youths, a. of. second Bollon Lake.^^w.eward. Manchester. . 2 chairs, storeroom, to 9; Sa'urdsv* 9 to 5:30. Ca SINGS-needed — Buy new tjrea- aUres repaired^ MI a-651 parking.- Rca.sonable for quick , Rockrilie. ; H. Green Stamps. Open’ 9 to. 6 ••EMERSON" TELEVISION M-ain Sl. Contact Miss Johnson at price. Office in the Town of Cove oh the Including the Jiv-'enile, ' chared MI. 9-8905. “ here,' get $10 for “smoothies." dence'MI. 3-8960. ' Monday through Saturday.Thura- JS5.1 EVINRUDE 15 h.p. 15 ft,, SET . - MANCHESTER —Lksge six room Slibarban For Sale 75 Ith day of July,- 1P5«. len-thlrly later with breach of the peace, sale. Tremont Realty, MI 3-4201. V.' Burton's: ’ . o'clock In the foV^oonj/aiid that notice Military Bases A and E Tire Servicer. Custom SALESLADY WANTED Tue_sday. daylrlght .till 9. Free parking..MI. .j-tmabout, remote control, wheel,, ••MOHAWK’ AXMINSTER home,. Oil steam heat‘,;-jile bath:; of tb« pendency-d' of application and were returned lo Manchester for i^ppe'rs, Bolton. 9-2163. refrigeration sales'Md serv- VERNON ^ i^ rg e cinder block Thursday,, and Saturday, perma 9-4273. ’4^^ repair aquariums, boat cover and motor carrier. ■'..filJGS aluminum storms, garage^8I2.900. * YEAR 'ROUND" n bC K v£uji> -six room oversized of th^Ume and ace of hearinifc investigation. Annonncemcnta 'ice. Commercial J household,- air nent position. Pull store benefits. Carlton W.; Hutchins. Ml. A’SHT • Four , room cape. Firdplace, re -breaseway and garage, city water thereon ^>e ifiven- all peraona known (Contliiued from Pag* Ona) b.iiildingv approximately 40’, x 50’ ..hestefs puhjpaand reflectors: 895 Phone MI 9-0656. _ ' X' -A N D A F.)EW OTHFR AftTICLKS Businltss Location^ to be Jnter^i D aaid eiiate. by caua- TTie- youths all testified they ' x'— I- - r— condltiohcrs. condluoncra. freezers.fi'e< A. and >V. Apply In person. Burton's, 841 ''Main St. ^ .MI.- 9-4694. JX ^ frigerator- and stove, ' bSeeseway' and sewerage. "High on a hill. See meant no harm to Howard-and his WEDDING STATIONERY a spe - • ' - j j j 94237 . BU. clear span. Excellent Tor machine SUPER MARKET PEOPLE For Rent 64 Inf a true Odby of thU order to be d Autg"-DrlVMIg; School 7-A I Refrigei atldw Co. shop, factory.,/or- n^atC- shop. Main-St. • ■ 'V IF "you ARE AN HONEST An^ garage. Two yearg-old, IllT.OOO. this now at 813.200; E. 'and E. puDliahed one time In aome newBpaper girl friend; cce said their ..only of the bases and to follow-g .'pol cialty. MauUftil assortment. Low > .. - X ,9-3196, MI. 9-0055. BEAUTIFUL MALE dog, fpur Building Materials ' 47 EAST CENTER ST. SulUble for Realty. Ml. »-«297, MI. S-ttsp: nas'ing a/Cii-rTilatlou In eaid-Dtatrict and e ces. Syenings by appointment ' Modern six-rodirT-Cape Cod. •'Ar- CLERK,' Typist, some bookkeep PERSON I’LL GIVE YOU. 2400 SQ. FT, of tpaca for hbiinepa aigtipoat in the purpose w as,to ‘'tease" them; icy of non-involvemant in' th« CORDNfiRTJNfeRT a u t o Driving School , GROW WITH GRAND , rhonths, loves people. wormCd-sncl STONE -Connectieiit, native'gray office and ' lioms.-^. Ten rooms, -Prp.secutor John- R. FitzGel-ald pfhM, 5 So. Main St. MI. t^.aian welLLOt 200’ x 300’. Large ing. one g^rl office, Andreivs TITLE OF THIS ON L0\y offices or.il42>t industry. Second steam heat,\oii: fireplace two :^ E R N t)N ANDOVER. BOLTON struggle iMtween the eastern and Learn to ^ve/N :orrecU y ’and hard .surface parking area. All distemper shots given. Phone MI„ X quartzite, machine cut, 4“ wide, floor. Cehtrally Fbcated: Parking called, the quartet "sophisticated" 9^40. safely. Indtridual -instruction by Household Services Building, Manchester. Part time 9-9963. . : FRIENDLY-MONTHLY * bathrooms two-car garage, large western power blocs. for $18,500. Tom Minor, Broker. or filll time. Call Rockville, TRe- l(C.^lo.'.40'' long, I" to 5“ thick,, faciliUes. Call JA. 7-1872. Iraraedialbt^qcu pancy COVENTRY and Vicinity STATE, or CONNECTII Dlutrict and said'they were..IjHSig about competent, experienced instruc Offered 1.1‘A ' U N IO N !-. •V T E R M S ^ lot. Ample parking,iritli M* ' ortgues ■ or of CqvFntry. -Prob*tF CourtVToWn ot For some years to come, • 5 o ^ WILL CATER for ,sim^e wed Rockvlltov T B 6-5042. mont 5-7490. ' ! i '. BOXER. PUP. six months old. Well { ' yer.v’/hsrd. Excellent , for veneer ranged. A- t*»l \ bargain. For ap their Intentions. He said their .•■•.orj| dings, parties, buffets, dr break tors on dual-control insured Cara. A.on honie.^f'-rei realion rooms, fire ALL VERY REASONABLE”^ STO R E FOR R E N T a t 214 Spruce >F6ur, room ranch, attached ORIGINAL-Sevcn room jSkpe CoVFntrj^',JunF 3S, I95t. \ was entirely (“.^unbelievable." everi the British Navy niay AutemaUc'or conventional ahift. FORMICA counters, ceramic wall mannered . thoroughbred with \ St.,' suitable for any type of busi pointment calnGoorge L.'Grazia- breeseway and gSrage: on Route Cod, tastefuliy^'imHKrnlze’d. T^rge KBtatV*, of Robert Siet«on. inv Mid tain rights to use 'li'incomaliee 2 fasts at a fair price. Call MI. FREE BOOK! Free Service. 2.000 ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER, Ap America's Fastest Growing papers. Sacrifice. $45, Ml. 9-,1502 places: etc. ATsi\ split face random dio, Realtor. Mr, 91-5878, District, hiinor. \ ^tty. Philip Bayer defended the e-2909.' MI. 9-6010, JA. 7-8880. • and floor 'tile. Let . us mc^ernlze busines^f^^tar^mg, income proper veneCr; flags amLiv.ill stone. Sky If yon are not ready for iU I’U con ness. Ml. 8-2997,. *3. 'a miles from 'Vernon'Circle, olosets and storiige' roorp. Double PpFSFnt. Hon. KImore Turkinnon, baae facilities.' Their corfiplela ply in person. BSaupre x-Motftrs, T . Food Chain - tinue lo hold it; for yott^aa long as Judar. \ four, youths ’charged with breach your baUirtrom and kitchen. For | ties for salex WriTe' U!S. Report, CATS BOARDED. line Qqarry, Route 3ir,'~borth eiid V Comer lot. Owner leaving , idMe. gaf-age, apprpif. rK aefes. Owner loss would be p serious blow te LARSON’S DRIVING School. free estimates call MI. 9.-26S5, The Inc.. 358 East Center ^St, MI. Inmect Fehros you-want, at-no extra cost. OFFICE SUITE—Exchllent loca ' W il aell at $11,500. 'Will V.A. Upon tbf Application of R«(h'SlFtBbi». of the peace. Box 1141-. Washington. D. C. 3-1131. See “ Fortune," uune '55, Issue, Siamese Cattery, Tvnhel Rd. .Gt-.vstai l-ake. Follow: stgii.ix.ppem wants rcas^able offer. Guardian, to cop^omlBO a rlainr air Gryk acqiiitted Howard, whose the impertal defense system. Automobiles for Sale 4 Manchester'a Only trained and Tile Shop, Buckland. tion, 351 Oahter St. Telephone per appllratiott on file more fully ap The route from Aden to Singa cerUtied instriictor. For your safe V'ernon; ’ » miles ’ off Parkway. seven days a weelf; VJsilOrs Phone Me Immediately MI 9-1680 or MI 9-3549. pears: it'la '^lal was' held first, deciding to WAITRESS WANTED, Monday See ‘ 'Time,” May 21, ’56 Issue; Kittens, studs; Rockville TR. come. RobeiJ Minoc, Prop. 'Rock-' - aqcept version of the pore mils -over 3,600 miles -with ty We are trained to teach proper FLAT FINISH ;--HoUand window Hartford CH. 7^0358 -MANCHESTERksTi V o uUR i ROOM RANCH ORDKRED; That aald appliq,atioH be the Ceylonese base the only stse ly. Ml. 9-6075. •hades, made '. to measure. All Help Wanted-—Female 35 through Friday, hours 10:30 to 3 5-9131. / ' vlile. TRetiioht S-,5042. ' " ' BUSINESS OR -Mflce locattbn, 4^ heard and delermln4»d at .the. Probate The yeuth bad sald.h« '^raa p.m. Apply Willie’s Restaurant, After 7 P-M, — CIL 6-4690 Enclqked breeseway and garage Office ip the Town of Coventry, on the Uo'n between. DE CORMIER ^^tOTORS ' ' - metal. veiiettgn blinds at a new Main Sl., grouicld floor. ITtree BeauUfuf Jarvis puilt ,Cape Cod , ^fEpijQb'KiNG .'Va l l e y — mx *th day of July, 1A56 at ten o'cloclr ^niy^ToDowing the "other’’ car af The Eden government is known l o w e s t PRICES IN TOWN. Fe- low price. Keys made while you PRESS OEBI^TOR wanted. Five - or call MI. 9-8061. Insurated Board .25-32'' per M $115 . ■ See II Day or Nijflit rooms. MI. 9-5229, 5U. 3-74447” Knotty pin»r kitchen. Imirlaculate In the forenoon: and that notice nt^e ter itNpassed him and pi lled aiivay SAYS; male instructor, b n abUity and "I day week, benefits. Must apply in Grand Union Now Staffing Its N ^ EXCEPTIONALLY pretty kittens. Canadian Framing . 6M ft. , home located Off. Middle TurnpiM home- end' grounds. Encloei room ranch type; . basement, . ap-' pendancy ot. aaid application \mfui of to be thinking of developing the wait. Marlow/s. WANTED—Sorter, garment presser prM. IK acres, aakipg $11,506.' on Spimg _ r ... patience to teach you to be a person. New Model Laundry, 73 Ultra Modern, Air Conditioneif! ’ MI 9-‘33l3 I mihim.iim load xper M $96 _R_T_S \^t:;/Seven room il^ll basemCnr. breezeway makes a fine, leundfy the time and place of hearliHF thereon East African port o t Mombaan, d and folder for laundry w-ork. Ap tiled'bath. Owner JrMiaferrcd and The ideal home for a retiring" coU' y 'T iv e ropm cottage, JEumiahed, be riven to all peraona knnwb to bedV The jM ge'fetl gaulnicr’s ideijUty In Kenya, as an alternative base. - “You just bet-we’re living ■ careful, skillful driver."D«y, eve WEAVING of bums, moth „,hdles Summit St. \ - -, Market In Manchester. X 6-8 - 1 3-8 " I-'ront ^43-45 ALL N.ST., HARTFORD SiiLurban For Rent 66 tereated In saM eatat^ by cau^r * was est^lished and he was the n ning, Sunday appointments for and torn clothing, hpsiefy{runs, ply in person, MapJe Dry Cleaners I Door ...... from $19 and'up Wants quick aalw^tl 815,800. pl«- . ' “ -X ../■'■ • . / partly, winterized gas hW ). only true copy of this order to be pobllimed Eden told the Commonwealth a on our reputation for fine and Launderers, 72 Maple St. , l.ivestork—Vehicles $5,500, ($1,000 down I, ' ^ one, time in som^ newapaper baving a driver of the other car participat conference today that Red China's yOUr-convenience. M. ic M. Driv handbags repaired, zipper re Get Aboard NOW, This I* ONLY : 2-8 X .6;8 .Rfar Ddp.r.s.'...... ANTiOUE h'URNftURE. , ellvqr, t h r e e heated; -furnished apArt- ■■■....■■ 74:;-^-r'TV'- ' ,— ing, in the June 15 Spring Sl. inci r cars,., these beauties will add ing School. MI. 9-6541 before 10. placement, . umbrellas repaired, glass, China, And used'fyrnlture I menis with garages will be avail- Four'*Toom, gas heat;— $4-,< rfrcttlalion^frcttlalion 4 4n-adtdn-aetd IMatricf and. pnated relations -with the nnn-Communlat' NO-SHORTHAND - ^VW N G m a c h in e operMor The FIRST Of, Many New Grand WE BUY COWS, calves and b e e fjl . *"** If you are looking for a. fine su VAL FIANO.^EA lysoo down). n the public aignpoat. In the Town of dent. Testimony by those charged to -it.” a.m. after.4 p.m ., meii’a ahirt collara reversed and bought and sold. Furniture Repsir i able July isU Tel. RockyUle TR. burban home with a 'la ^ e piece of •“•entry^ ' world have improved. 'Vahled, Apply Kaklar Toy Co. Union Markets To Open In This ' catUe, Also horses. Piela Bros. Many .other good buys. Suburban .^UMORE TURKINOTOK. Judge. with breach of the peace 'WSS that He recalled that when the p n - . replaced. Marlow’s Little Mend- Hilliard St. Area. Tel. kd. 3-7405. ■ packed...... pertaq, $12.20 Service. Ml. 3-i449. 5-5303,. or ‘inquire *"37 .p£ifk St. ground , you must see this lovely a t t e n t io n — Ladies, lear n ,to ing^hop. Naila 8 & 16d common picked MANCHES’piR, ML 3-4551 homes, farms,. end cottages. List he’war in Gen\er Park ai the time miers met laqt—early in 1955— Required for this excellent posi 1 RO^VILLE — Five room apart- 9 room home in’ thd southwest sec ings always needed.. . o r NOTICE of the "rac*." V 1953 CHEVROLET BE)L drive with a female iristnictor. WOMAN FOR general laundry up ...... keg. $9.50 tion of Manchester] Can be bought STATE, .^CONNEmeUT, Diatrirt there was a serioua danger of War Day, evening, Sunday' appoint FURNITURE repairing and refln- tion in our clerical department, we 7FA' Good i raent.'' nearly new.. Eot water. COLONIAL in t ^ n feature one in of AndoVer, Probate Court.June 38. As for GaskglL Gryk ■ decided, AIRE HARDTOP are looking, for an energetic young work. Apply In person. New Mo'del Our ,Tremendou*' Expansion Plans’ Articles For Sale 45 Mahogany Dhora each $4.9.5 and up. VyiNE MOHAlRy with dr without extra 11 acres. over Peiping's claims to the Na- ments. Du4l controlled' automatic ’•uhing; antiques restored. „ Furni Will'Open Rapid Promotion For I.Ally Colunina from .. je*fir$5.,50 condition. glS.I dl 3il 3-675,9. steam heat>Rate reasonable.. Ref :^wers/SchOQK lor 818.900:' Four WELLESE S ^ G E N 0 - /< 1S6C since the .voiith wkjk^e driver of tionaUst-iheld offshore islands et lady to be trained with,-full salary Laundry. 73-Summit St. ' h^drobinec on Main St. for 822.100; EaUte of E lroer^ i fHnley. late the car which followhq'4$pward the t- . ^Absolutely i m m a c uiatc, or standard; M. * M. Driving ture Repair SerVfec, Talcoltvllier Responspile People;------, POWER MOWERS Gutter 4x5 (as iai ..., llne'tt. .35 erences requi'r’Sd.AVrite Herald Of, Main St., Covehtryvphtry y P i. 2-62-6872 B o lt^ . in aald DialrlCTv^ dereaaed. Quemoy and,Matsu. ' gchoei. Mitchell 9-6541. Ml. 3^449. X to start, muar br good typist, and MAHOGANY tVj^hone gossip | flCf Box A, 7 wrirt. Main St.. Excellent 3-fami!ly on School St, neqt' one^dn lot .100x600 on Lake The evefrotor having e iright of June 22, he\wuld have X. fully equippied too. high school. graduate. Opportunity BEFORE YOU BUY, lei ua give Indian’s Prime Minister Nehru e Three famous makea. No down yoa a package price on your trim,. bench. Kiddie Kwner high-chair, Rockville. " Five rooms on. each floor with new "r, foiv826,500: Five bedrooms on ROCKVlL^'-]^.Family on bus^ I jAlniatratlon . acCbtml ~with ended the incident at kny time. repeated a view'‘that there can. ba TRY liS Fo r reupholstering, slip ‘ for advancement into jlreferred Help Wanted—Male 36 ebjxfn Rd., Bolton Tor $30,000;. •trvvAB 1 o Court for allowance, it 4a « e Only $395 dow^ M ANCH^TER'F' oldest, most payment, $2 weekly. No payments dooi-8 and.windowa. 1939 Philco floor/model radio; MI. .. , separate oil h e a tw Xod hot water line, nedr schools and aioiea. O R D E R E D . That the Bth'Jfay of July. Gryk felt he w'ss to blkme Yor covers," draperies, rug cleaning. jpiOsIlion. You will lik? oUr liberal COVENTRY — Village centeT; a iJeauty at |28 Bruce Rd. np stability in the Far Eaat while - I- recoipinended'auto school, always ■». Openings Now For: untlLAuguat, ' ■ 9-9724. . , ^______llage center;->jiystem s. Two-car garage. Lot lOO 7-6-6. Cquld easily bd lAade Into AD. IHM. at I o’clock in the a O e m o ^ whatever-happened to- a .greater Red. (Jhina is excluded from the ready to serve you. Will gladly Free/delivery-service. All wosk. employe, benefits,, 5 rtlay, week.. PAINTERS and pSperhangers room .unfurnished kewood Circle) for $32,500, •t thF Probate Office in Andover be’, wanted. Apply CllRord Jarvis at We_:neeq used'mowerir Trade NATIONAL LU.MBKR INC,'7 apartment. uUI-'^xlS8. O'ccupancy/in 60 - 90 dayg.^A 4-fanvlly. Good-condition. Good 'degree than the others. United Nations. The. premiere rec« 1952 PQNTIAC^DR SEDAN meet you personally to talk over guaranteed! Smith's Upholstery MEAT CUTTERS . ’ 381 STATE ST.. / MOVING OUT of'state, must sell iUfs.unt with aald eatatf. and Every fine accessory- -A ll Driving Academy. Inal PI. 2-7249/ Evenings MI^, 3-7267. x ' , Call MKS.T^TERSON just off Vernon St. PRODUCE-MEN chine in excellent condition, ma.- 9-7751. ^ble Court difecta the executor to cite peace were gtvgn this disposition Commuhista bid for U.N! member BUDGET CENTER Tel. CHestnut ’8-2147 If you don"! lee the'nom* of because the jiidge felt there was ship stands no chance ih an Amei> new w. W. tires too. See , hogany four poster bed. combina- A s h f q r 1$ 7-roora house, good- *11'at Sidp^raoriF tf------interested. therein'to . ... appear .fH MI. 3-1161 for,furthen. REOABLn-i^AN for an estab Grocery Clerka tioii'T.V, phonograph and radio, Sumcner Romes For Re our choice Ifsted'alwvehove giVe lis a [MANCHESTER —Custom ^ n c h . at M*id time and placr bv publlshlnf_a som e. dpuM _yiey participaled^. ■tU lean - presidential election year. ' - this very original car. lished mdk'route.-Apply between ROYAL AND Sijiith-Corona port IhFmonhn—'W atches— condition. Artesian well, *7 acres fopy- bf tma order In pofne ncwk'ilaner ftlotorcycles— Bicycle* 11 BuildliiK—ContracilAe 14 ^ r g e chest of drawers. Inquire 36 call. We are partidpa^ ig' mem- Large rooms, fireplace.-"” cellarv land, 2'a acres tniable. Excellent havlnir a cifculation ii\ aaid DUtrict. the June 23 incident t(T any great One informant repMted he lOnly $295 down information , 1:30 p.m. and 4:30 p.iA. Bayer's FOOD-O-MAT CLERKS able and standard .typewritei’s, Jew elry 48 ! COTTAGE FOR RENT at Glant’a bers- of the Mandhestdh ■'ulUple hot water heat. Lot XfO x.390, high the irnpreealon' that. the premiere a Milk Co.. 68 Eaton St., Hartford, ’'All makes of adding machines 'G ilford Rd. trout stream. ,4li miles to Wilbiir^Wapd by noatinf a. cop.v of fhL« order on decree. ' ' d BICYCLE REPAIRING, alf t>-pes. REMODELING, or new .work.' See DEUCATESSEN CLERKS Neck Heights, Nlantlc. Tel. MI. Listing System". an> have ny elevation, view. Only $14,900, (Jarl- 6he iHiblic 8icn‘P«^ In the iPown of in .another case heard -during considered^lbe issue of Commu English a specially. Now open 12 sold or ienlejl Repaira - «>n all LEONARD W. YOST Jewelerr-rh- . 9-3375: 'Cross Highway. $7,000.00. Tonv fiotloa where decemaed last dwelt at n Wm.'Kanehl, contractor and build TRUCK DRIVER for fuel oil de makes, Marlow’s . / .... . , TWO YEARS old Friftldalrie. 40" other listings from $9,500-$5Q,dO(i lon W. Hutchfais. ReaJtOf. Ml. Minor, Broker! Rockville, TR least five daya before e*td lime as- the long session, James Hiltsbn, 21, nist China’s'entry into-tlie United 1956 BUICK CENTURY^ noon to 9-p.m., Saturdays 0 a.m.; er. Tel. Ml. 3-7773* ______pairs, adjusts watches exjpertly, erectric. range, four burner- with- to show' you. Fof courteous service 9-5jS2, 9-4694. ■ #n CASHIER and hostess w-anied for liveries. Year around employment, FRESH B’ISH and POULTRY . 5-5042, ■ sifned. ' ^ of 30 Drive E, was fined a total of Nations will become "boUi real and HARDTOP RIVIERA to-6 p.m. Manchester Cycle Shop. TAPPAN------G AS>ove, four burnei-. j^asonabl, prices. Open daily.' deepweil, automatic dual oven, GIANT'S NECK HEIGHTS—Cdt- call JapVls,'today. ' CIURLE 8 H. mcnoi-SON. t>- • evenings; Apply in person to excellent working conditions and tage to rent. Close to beach. $54 when Gryk found him guilty of hot" during 1957. He aa)d it wia 166 West Middle fpke. 5U. 9-2098. BIDWELL Hime Improvement Co. c l e r k s oven With W>dow. evenings. 129 Spruce $150 or will trade for equally mod SIX RQ^M colonial, three up, ■3,udsc. noted that Egypt lately hw rec Alterations, additions, gfarages. Howard Johnson's. , 394 . Tolland benefits. Ask for Mr. Quay!- Mor- ...... good rondl- Beautiful scenery.' ME g-2280. three. do\m.'^.OiI heat, basement NOW $5.S6o^buy8 a 2 bedroom cot A true copv. AltMt. failure to secure an opera.lor’s Practically in the wrapper. tion. white.,-Cali MI. ,1-8997 MI. 9:4387. ern 30" electric range. MI. 9-8507. tage, kitcRqn And living roon) Nary NIPH0U50N. ci^rk. ognize the government of Mka ry BOY'S b ic y c l e x26" Columbia, Re-siding speciahstsr- Easy budg-! Turnpike, or caW Ml; 9-6220 larly Bros., Inc., 315 Center'St. Ca s h ie r s ^ • IS REALTY Cp., garage. Vicintly.., o f neiy High license and reckless driving. HUt- n Full power too. Save on this CRYSTAL LAKE :-r Waterfront.. combinaUon(;-fireplace. 90 ft. front, Son'pleaded guilty ft) the reckless -Tze-tuilg >nd that in the coining Five Slar,xSuperb,'2 wheel brakes, et teims. MI ^6495 of TR USED FBIGIDAIRES. Jl>»t right [ Garden-—Farut— Dairy BENGAL APARTMENT size gaS 654^Centcr Street " School. Contact oiihej;. .MI, 3-7748. >- gorgeous car. 14,000 origin front, and rear-lights. Good condi YOUNG LADIES WANTED DRAL’TSMEN BOOKKEEPERS range, 30".; 'also Hide-a-bed. Ml. 7-room furnished cottage. F lr> age. Ventry:\E. t E. Agency. drlring count And was fined $34. months dther- Arab states may 5-9109. for cottage use, all slzea. >Alsp | MI. 3-4115. Evenins:8 follow suit. (. al miles. Oiriy' $695 down. tion. CaU Ml. 9-8558. Products -50 9:21*7. place. Porch 3 sides: Excellent MJCNCIIESTER and vidriity.^ see MI. 9-6297 or Ml.\i-4480. He was finerf $20 on the license For General Factory W.prk. DAIRY, CLERKS several good , iisedP washers.' ML 3-7847, MI. 9-6685 beautifilr Delwood homes buiItTor •r V. , BEliUCCI,, mason contractor, LAYOUT MEN V Kemp's. Inc, MI. 3-56S0 fpdm livability by Reimer. From- C6m't Cases Co n s id e r a t e t h i e f NON-FQODS CLERKS Bring own oontainers. 25r '"per guilty. 3 1947 CADILLAC CONV, Wanted. Autos— Fern iSt. Mly 3-5042. ^ - Apply ...... ^ Checker's , ' refrigeratoiT/in excellent condi- lake/ Tom Minor. Broker; Rock $12,800 up. V.A. and F.H:A. ap-^ IN B O LTO N ' Hutson "was ihvolved ift a motor Nogales. Mexico (F)—HugbJW,'' ...... - . 1- ■ 4^. . 1 ' , . PAINTTJME ...... - basket, Faletlti, 472 Tolland Ipke. : tkm,'$60. Other items. MIvfl-5090. proved. Also homes of all types j Miller reported that even a . ' C LU B COUPE Motorcycles 1 2 ^ , MEAT WRAPPER.S , ‘e. TR 5-5042; > . / cycle-cat! accident June 22 or) Tol . e MANCHESTER ^fODES, Inc. wanted ffir work on- tools and Old butch outside white .Titahium from $6,000 up, Call The Ellsworth I. Ho acres, bid -house. ' vacant. land Tpke. Patroltnan Raymond pockets were In a gqod'fh'ood dur One owner, only 36.000 USHa> CARS WANTED- We are Aluminu'in iw WWindows i . ! electro mechanical prbd'ucts. Over g En BRAL CLERKS / - v - .liigmented. regular $5.19, sale AN-HQUE f u r n it u r e , hiifrorS/^-oR RENT—Eight Mitten Afgency, Realtors, MI. | Ten year old garage and bam. YotilHs to Appeal Peck said the Vnotdrcycle which ing a festival at^ this town on the' ;.rtean . PINE ST., MANCHESTER pictures, .clock, hooked .rugs, cur: 1 . . . . GLASTONBURY original niile.s. N e w /^ . w. always interestedrin buyu- Vtf x€ andnd I^r.s time and usual beijalUst Theaivjoba $3.49, Liberal discount on entire pletely furnished co 3-6930 or Mrs. Meyer, MI. 9-5524. i Very good - desirable .investment Hutson whs opiei*ating appeared to U.S. border.' r; cars for top cash prices. Try our taint, dishes, jiunch bowi /s e t .l Lakes ] near Canas 1 ' j Many tillable Acres. painl stock- ‘ - • »ssa . nA\f I Court Gonvictions k...- k—... . 1--. viio-h mip ^ thief slole his wallet, bu t.ju - tires , rShow xine its famous - cash fiye- minute buying SHIRT PRESS operator lor new will be permanent additiohi to our I bicycle, sled. *sled skates, ' new F\.qute 44„ PriVath^ beach, screened MANCHESTER—5-5 duplex, two j GUARANTEED' afe«nst alT htir- cabinel style automatic unit. Ap- X48L H ebron A venue ’The pickpocket equal. service.' Open 9-6 daily. Barlow growing staff. Call J..B. Mangan— ’ Expenehced’ - 2214. i work. Opportunity for advsnee- HOSP . MED., SURGICAL IN- with case and one year guSrSntee. ' MANCHESTER —Six rooms, ga •Their trial b$gafi'about lOrSO a.m. Ray JackSon, 3-8325. ' .t..ment. Apply The Alej^hder Jarvis non, Conri. ^M1 9-5354.______rage, porch. Bowers School, hew Manchester, MI. 3-4551 and laated-Until court ehded. t-1951 WILLYS 6-CYU, STA- and yards. Reasonable .-ates. M . SURANCE , , OiestVr Accordion C o.yoi Union MIDDLE-AGED couple, with no A S t Rubbish' Removal. ML 8t. Ml. 3-5709. O p ^ Mondays,: rhildlen desires 3 or 4 room rent, High School,, txcelleht condiHon, THoSe dried were Robert a g o n fbOOFING, Siding and carpentr^ ® — • TioN W 9-9757. GROUP LIFE INSURANCE b e f o r e . You Buy Wednesdays, Frida^' and- Satur-x unfurnished. Box M. Herald.' BLAKE & HENDERICKSON buy, direct. MI. 9-9561. ^ Baulnler. 17, of 44 Benton §t., $45 ' Alterations and additions. Ceil WbMAN. TO w o r k as checker Ih WANTED Mason's helper, Cal* ROCKVULE—Lar^e famUy behle MI. 9-7408: dsys.-Our 29th y6ar in MancheS' JA. 2-7I08; Evenings and weekends, i/-us-s-rvirp qt on a reckless driving charge; apd CompTetely overhauled. A A.BiC,' SERVICE Company, servic mgs. Workmanship guaranteed .clry cleaning department. Good UBERAL IlB'riREMBNT PLAN Healer or Air Conditioner WANTED'—By retired couple„6 or ME. 3-7405 jGlaslonbury ' CMESTNUT ST Six room Cape on good'street, just off, bus line. Louis N. GasHell. 17. of 19 Virginia A. A. Dion, Inc., 299— Autumn ter. ^ Cod, ■ -four finished, fireplace, sharp handy wagon. ing Maytag. Blackstone, Hotpoint (Orking condition ai\d pay..Apply WANTED—Part time help:fdr-hay -'‘■"'For Your Home' See the 6 rooms, reasonable rent on bus Four rooms‘down,.four up, porch. Rd., $35 on a! breach of th'e peace A.B.C.'Kitchen Aid WjMhe'ra, dry- ' Street. Ml. 3:4860. in person. Fisher Dry Cleansers, EMPLOXJE'S STOCK OPTIONS line. Phone MI- 9:7375.1 ame'site drive, buyer can assume Madeline £mith. Realtor. MI. charge. Judge Wesley C. Gryk Only_$195^d&^ ing, afternoons .and ev.enihgs New WESTINGHOUSE ileafl Herald Advs. l'i% mortgage with $7.200, other, iers. dish wlsshers. ranges, wring 325 Broad St. ^ - . work. Apply in person at Reila « EMP*'0YE TRAINING EIGHT ROOM house, for sale. Five | 9-1642. : :irec.ommended .y ausj>ension of ers and ironers. Tvjf us'for'parts. FOR THE BEST in Bonded built Year Round Air Condfti WANTED to rent. 4T' room apart rooms dowm .-with baUr. three j Wise- FHA, V-a : minimum, down. Bros, 384 Bidwell St. ' SCHOOLS ■ ...... - ...... Gaakell’s drive’s license for six 21 Mapie St. MI. 9-1575. up' rOefs, shingle.j'oots’. gutters, . , ment, unfurnished. Mother and rooms upstairs, attached garage, Owner, agent.’ Call Ml. 3-4265, MI. BOI^^N—On a large lot loaded For Fine Cars It's ^ conductors arid roof repairs call CAPABLE WOMAN to do house •T««caaM9(nil-..isi«1l^ , months. . r V o n -j g b .T r a i;4in g two daught'ers, age 9 and 12, lot l(X)x200. Shade trees, wonder 3-1303! or MI, 9-0788, with trees sits this sayen - room . . J ASHES AND rubbish removed. Coughlin, .Ml. 3-7707. — . , work tVice a week, $5. MI. 3-7709, / : ^ Iiivitatioii lo- ranch- with attached garage. Has Both have-qppealed the. convic SERVICE s t a t io n attendant, .. PHpne ■ TR, 5-2437; ■ reverse ful landscape, storm windows-and.!, tions and each posted a $100 bond, . -DE'CORMIER MOTOR Lawn mowing, light truc|cing, part time. 275 Main St, UNUMIT'e D OPPOR’hlNITY W ^tin^ouse charges. doors. Leaving town reason .for!. a dishwasher and disposal. . i.No trees cut, cellars.-cleaned,' papers , • WOMANTO p o thorough’ cleaning basement. Loaded With extras like A seventh teehager, also- charged Biildeis selling; Call- after 4 p.m. all day . MANCfiESTEK with breach'■’^oil ihc„i^ace. was ^ L E ^ - I N C . — " x , . and rags taken away free. MI. •'Rodfing and C hiihneys 16-AI and ironing twice a. week. ML NORMAN BENT^ a n y o n e in Manchester'Who likes Sunday and Monday. MI. 9:6818,. combination windows, lightning _9>0142. Call evenings.' ...... ,h 3!6000. Sealed, .proposal “for furnisliing childre.ij? Desperate family ;needa rods, etc. Immediate occupancy. turned-/over to juvenile author ROOFING — Specializing in repair: WANTED—Dump truck*-driver, Bowers School Area CUl Coventry. PI. 2-7161.. ■ For Personal Interview And Shstt M sfal Wprks ■ and' tnataiung Venetian blinds-for 5 or j6 rooms. JA 7-6757, OVERSIZED CAPE, COD over Definitely a good ’buy at $16,900, ities. , • 24 Mhple St. Manchester MANCHESTER T.V. SerVipe. radio ing roofs of all kinds. Also new SECRETAR**;,^ ' Receptionist.: for 342 Adams St.-:Tel. MI 3-: the Manchester High School’ for lookins new High School', 3: be'd'^ T. J Crockett. Realtor, MI. 3-5416 T h t^ acquitted were Ronald ------;■■■ ' . >"-■ ------Cape Codr 8 finished rooms, and 'T.V. :specialists Biace'. 1934. roofs. Guttqr 'work. Chimneys doctor's offlcCi.'- Pernjanent posi AppUcation, Come 'To: or MI 3-1218 the Town, of Mahchesler. Con rooms, 2 full baths, large' living or res. XU. 9-7751. Howard, 17, of Simsbury, charged cleaned, repaired. 26 years’ 'Ex tion. Cali MI 3-4472 after 6 p.m.. fireplace, ceramic tile bath with reckless driving; Richard G.. JHildson-Wilb'S:Rambler Charter members , of Telia. MI. .lyANTED—Grade’e- operator. 'Cadl necticut, Id accordance with room, dining room., ifiddern kitch with colored fixturts, formica - 9-5660 or 5Q. 3-4607. perience. Pr?« -Estimates. Call Coventry. Pi. 2-7181. specifications prepared by Eb- WANTED en, screened porch! attached gs- VERNON-^Ncw 5 room ranches, Wallace, 17. o f' 39. Ardmore Rd.; Franchised Dealer — Howley. Manchester 50, 3-5361.| THE GBANp UNION counters, ani.esite drive, full 'i acre Ipt. Puli'cellar, ceramic hifts, Frid & Pre'niii'g. Architects, . rage_ For appointment call' Ml. basement,. all city-.utllllies. Ronald' A. Gustafson, 17, o^ ,123 HILLS’ TELEVISION Service. 'isHOVEL AND LOADER operator $-1433! bath, three bedrooms. $13,990 and Glehwood St.; and Charles Bos-' Available 'at all times. 'Philco fac JTELEPHONE^! will be recfived 'bn or before July Five room unfurnished rent by Well landscaped corner lot oh wanted. Ebcperienced. Nussdorf.. ^COM PANY " 20. .1956,. at two o'clock. i2:00) $14,200. Thirty day occupancy. quet. 17, of 97 Hackmatack St., all, WANT TO, BUY V CAR and had tory. supervised service. Tel. MI. Heating— Plumbing '17 couple with three children. Our THREE BEDROOM ranch . style Parker St. Convenient to bus.' Moreland Acres, Inc.., Ml. 9-657J ; ‘ SERVICE MI. 9-7408. P.M., D.S.T., al the office of the 't'afeteria manager, is Iriidire obarged with breach of the peace. your credit-..turned dovwi.?., Ddn’t, 9-9698. ^America's Fdatest Growing Food home, ceranlic tile bath, disposal; or Hartford CH. 7,3769. i Testlmon.Y showed the incidents glv« up, see “ Honest” Odugjlas, General Manager. Municipal Build-- ..need of a rent;*Witt youihelp? screened patio, garage, combina- Prieje $15,30(1 BUYING PAPER. magazines, PLUMBING and heating—Repairs REPRESENTATIVES / , v Chain” WANTED ing, 41 Center. Bi.rcct.'’^Mamh'es- 'Contact Mrs. Bell at : ANDpVER—Attractive j four room began' the night" of June 15 when 333 MiOn. Not a finance com p u y PLUMBERS URGENTLY NEED . - V . ; tion aforrm .windows-.' corner lot. plan. * ■' i. rags. Junkmaa’S junk. Will pick and contract wont. Call MI. 8-8541. ED. Call MI. 9-3001. ' ter,. Connecticut, ».iid- then at said Bus stop in front of house. Corner i Call Owner • home on large lot.! Fireplace: Howard said he. was challenged to up after 3.p.m. All dav Saturday. MANCHESTER !. • i office jjiiblicly opened and- ifead a "drag” race while parked on ' - " o r -- . : CLEiyC-TYPIST GRAY RESEARCH AND 'Green Manor Rd, and Woodbrldge I MI. 9-9761) Screened porch. F*"*’ P(®.pe 4°'' BEFORE YOU BUY i'u s e d ’ Car Cali Rockville TR. 5-762i;«-, .i /aloud. , ' , StS5 Ml. 9-7560 dr PI, 2-7338,. •:»-j children or for retired -couple pharter Oak St. talking to Gloria Mo^Ing-TiTrucldoKi . iTpcciflcation.'i jnay be obtained Bieu of 96 Charter Oak St,, and see Cyrman Mptor Sales. Bipck InlereaUng, individual' contacts Conn. 'Slate Employment Service, FOR GENERAL OFFICE WORK "DEVELOPMENTrCO. $8,200, Madeline Smith. Realior. Sales and Service, '285 Main GONDER’S T.V. Service, available ... r ■ S torage’ 20 'MAN at. the’ if flee of the Architect, 862^ RfXKLEDGE5>» room ranch, R a n c h h o m e s in Manchester in MI •»-1642. . , 1., Carole Bosquet, ajater of Cljarles,, Street ML 9-4571. Open evenings. Any lime. Antenna conversions. with cuKoomers in pleasant -offices. Asylum i Avenue,. HartfoTd, Con $17,500. Four i^ m split level. clude 2 neyr ones under $14,000, one of the' accused:— I-Philco factory supervised service. ^ ^ APPLY MORNINGS M I. 9-4506 ' one on William St. at $l4,50p, two MANCHESTCR package Delivery. I Face-ti^face or by lelephohe. bait TO BE a s s is t a n t ’ IN NEW 806 Main St.,'ManchMter necticut, on July 2, 1956. Bolton $l2,400.<-.nk room Cape, ga BOLTQN—An executive's home on Howard identified Saulnier as the s t a t io n WAGONS—1954 Chevro- Tei. MI.‘ 9-1488. liigpl trucking and package deiiv-requests, answering ques Eacfi .bidder must deposit, with rage. , Bowers'“School. ■ '$14,900. more h'eW at $14,900; $15,3(!(6" for South Road. Gorgeous stone ho))s.6. other-elriver and said he went up LABORATORY.^ USING CHEMIS July 3-5-6-7-9-1P-11-12-13-14 .the one at 70 Oxford St., $15,800 -let; 1953-1952 Fords, all fhetsJ, all ery. ‘Refrigerators, washers and " ■' TRY, MfTALLURGY.i AND IN his'Ud Security in the-amount-of Arbor Realtj|. MI. 3-4788, with' attaphid two-car garage, to Spring Sl.. where he was parted locatio(i niear bps, seres for.,$2lt000.;We have others, is in excess of $55,000. O ^ n at' 'Patrolman Wallen.Gulzmer Said v.'sy to trihi yfeur linens and wear ,brand new Urea. DCuglas Motori,' 3-8979. I and operated by Waller B. Per- judgment. ' T . ' ■ ’ 'i. dling and marking of .raw material State of Connecticut. No bidJnty.. ■fsrms, with or. without stock, 2 to shopping,- 1814,200. Carlton W. so call ilhd we' .will gladly show he was summoned to Uie scene'in ables? Just ^'ress of’ these eye BOYS AND GIRLS for strawberry “he .withdrawn for a’’T>erlod ot your con'venience. T. J. Crockett, 333 Main. ett Jr.; and William J. Pickering. and parts and consequent pSper 366 acres. Welles Agency, Cov- HutcMna, IHI. 9'51S2 MI. 9-4694. ydu around. T ,-j. Crockett Real Realtor, MI 3-8418 or res, MI. response to a, complaintj aiid -ar,:. catching . pansy and" rose motifs : ELECTRI9 AL SEr U c E—Wiring, picking. Transprirtatibn fiiv- ' thirty'davs after the opening of rived at Sp.ring and Gardner'^Sts, For complete Inform'ation. come work. , /i- .i, V _ . - nished.., MI 9-7626. entrv. PI 2-6872. - , ' tor, MI. 3-5446 or Res, MI. 9-7751. 9-7751. ..-''Vt- yz-— with a flick of your iron—no am- 1945 CHEVROLET Vie ion l^ k I repaiis,. insulations, oil .burners, AUSTIN. A. CHAMBERS CO: local . bidis'/r — ------■■■ ~ : ------406-eBNTER STrEOsitibss comeiv in time to spot two cars approach A youthful play* set to delight broidery needed. The colors are body tnickr-Call-MI. 9-2330 or 404 : electric njotors; Kenneth Lacoss, -amd long distance moving, pack- .to''our ehiployment., office at. 58 — The 'ToW-n of Manche.ster , re-,« consisting of Jwo store fronts and MANCHESTER—Older home of 6',i ing.-him at h i^ speed. every teenage mias. 'The beloved lovely! These are two separate Wetliereil S t Electriciani PI. 2-6388 after 6. lu , storage. Call .MI. 3-5187! Hart- ’Pnimbull Street Hartford, open APPUCATIONS MAY BE MADE BUSINESS 'serves the right to reject any. or Houaes For .Sale . 72 seven room tenement. '' Separate rooms in- centrth location. Come Wanted— Real Estate 77 halter to team" up with shOrta or ------— !------—1— He attempted to halt both, but patterns. fk d CH. i-1423. Monday ^hrough Friday from 8 a. IN PERSON OR BY MAIL TO all bids and to wsWe any Infbr- building housing auto body ~and see! Price $10,700. Madeline only HowaVd stopped. The other the big pocketed skirt. ' . COMPLETE REPAIRS; by Stuart No. 8350 With PATT-P-RAMA Pattern Nos. *136 and 5297 each PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT , .’ malitles in the bidding i^ it be in Six Miles ^rom MaWhestisr paint shop. All for 8i7,500i^ This Smith/Realtor. MI. 9-1642. ARE YOU CONSIDEfRING car got away. Howard was contain .^color trsnafer and dlree- CHEVROLET club Coupe. Call R. Wplcott on Wringer and auto- t : m. to 5 i^.m,.'o;r C^ll pHapel 7-9231. SELLING' VOUR PROPERTY? r, included is in lo. 12, 14, 16 yeaas. the public intereat'tq do so. valuable property' offered 1 bgldW charged with reckless driving. Ha tions fot making simple household PI. 2-7970. < ' matic washing machines,' electric Painting;—Papering 21 ■ '■■ FENN." '■ Attractive six room Cape, two We will appraise yoiir property' Size 12. halteri 3-4 yard of 35- ranges, vicqum cleaners, motors, The aucces.sful bld|wr wil' be re- market to settle estate. Direct later returned to Manchester on items. No. ‘2136 also has dlrectlona ■' ' .X ! ' '■ i • ■ ■ xi- F E N N R O A D ■ .-■ I -i. / -...ii-' !' ■ ■ quired to-'flirnlsh a Iperformince' unfinished.'Storm-sash, dopmera, free and : without any obltgatlon. inch;' short.s, 1 1-8, yards; skirt, 1947 Ca d il l a c convertible, good 'small applian'tfess;... -welding. IT*iiJBAHfT|J}G '- AND .jiaperhanging. amSsite - drive; 7O'x3S0’ lot. Land* from owner. Phong Ml. 9-7375. , ■*—' . f Lois For Sale l i several'occasions, hs saidj with the for crocheted border. . 'I'he Southei'h^ New England ’ NEWINGTON, A’oii can be your own Isndlnrd.aqd gel Inin n bond satisfactory t*- the Town of We also ,buy property for cash. ■1 3-4- .yards. . jaechanl5al condition, very roa- ' Mam Street. Ml.' 94678. Repaiis or neW^work. First ila-ta thriving bustarss of youf own. does g-SO,- scafiiKd!. Very clean, $12,600. DREAM ROMEj, ‘'three bedrooms intention of locating the other car. Send 26c in Coins for Each Pat- '.able, privaU owner. Inquire , el -i. .. --,---'-iiT____ ^______£____ Manchester in sn mount not less Selling or buying contact For-this pattern, send 35c in work at reasonable Ira tea! Ra'yr Telephone Companyn^pi •IP. Ox BOX 235, HARTFORD) StpUcTaiki 000 annually! Restaiirunt has newly renovated ranch, neat ahd clean. Ctrsmic ' i^uildinjl’ tiOts STANLEY BRAY .^ Realtor On the night of Juno 22, ,J)e saw coins, your name, address, size-de .terir Ordered, your name, a d d r ^ O ty pab Office. 58 PumeU pi. MOWERS REPAIRED and sharO- mond Fiske. M r 9-9287. than one hunCIred per cent (lOOci), WARREN E. HOWLAND. Realtor and the PatWrn Number to ANNE ~ ------2 ;— ------InstallatiM and ftepalr kitchen w ith 'n^ 'stbve; dining r<6iid and twn 'tile bath, hot water heat, full cel BRAE-BURN REALTY J tha car parked on Main St., re sired, and the pattern number-to iy .2 - 4 m .v ened., AU work guaraiiiteea. Rex- of the contract price, cove'rlng the Ml. 8-1168 - Ml, 9-6003 In Town aid Suburban ported this' to police, and Saulnirt 0.VBOT, THE MANCSEflTER up, delivery. 118 . Wells St. Ml, Spaelallqt.. . . ,hnnquet room's. Eight tuiwHng aljeys now faithful performance of the con lar. Nestled in trees. Vlsw. Sl'bur- Ml. 3-6278. « V SUE, BURNETT.: THE MAN ling rerondlUnned ban. Only $12,400. Carlton W. arrested, (• ' . CHESTER E$'E.MNGi HERALD. EVENINC HERALD, UM AVE. idbi PONTU^ 860 Catalina cou^. 9-1702. > V ' : Business Opportunities YOUNG WOMEN to assist Interihr ATTENDANT for Super Esso Serv- for fnll bowling— pins IhO* tract and the payment of all per FIVE-ROOM completely finished ' ‘ MANCHESTER^ AMERICAS. NEW YO Eiy^ NJL Radio; heater hydramatic,. two- Icenter 'opening July ,7th nn Smrs CUInid ‘g ild in g . Itselir. Hutchins, Realtor. MI, y-5132, OUT OF TOVVN client desires tw6 Police said that wbils this inci U » AVE. AMERICAS.^ NEW lecoritor Apply ''Watkbia' Bros., sons performing laiior on - the Cape. Full dormer, alUmipum ASSOCUTES (REALTORS family or duplepc house In Mi — NOiv AvaUaBl6::::-th« colorful ISM . tbne paint. Only 8,000 miles. *Can DOORS OP£NEp,> kdys fitted, BUSY LUNCHEONErTTE; ejliellent 935 Main’s^. * -j parkw y at Manchester. Bart and Aim INSTALLED project under this contract and ■'cornblnayon windows. and doors. ...B-4694. dent waarbelng investigated, Gas- YORK 36. N. V. copied, vacuum . deaoers, irons, locationi, Low 1 overhead. A full •ume;^ Summer help, consid'-! chester.,^Ontral ■ location. Pho .kelL.and tlje"" others charged'With Send 25.^cenU today for youf Needlework Album oqotalulng W tourebaeed, at a bi* sarings. COMPLETE DEAL $^5,000 furnishing materials Ja connection Two rooms up, three down. Large ‘tiXCTPTIdNAL six room ''Cfape PHIL HALLIN MJT 0-7375. dosenb Of lovely Hutgtm from U r C b ^ 2T» ICain'St. r w , -«tc., repaired. Shears. • rhqney -maker. Ilf 'you-want to be HIGH SCHOOL girl to help with erel. Excellent wages plus com-l DraiiMl with h’lrfoohtract. ' living rooip. ■^n|pgi room, kitchen, Ml.. 9-0221 breach of the peace, all admitted copy of Ihfe Spring andJSummer tmiVM, mowers, etc., put Into con Ctxl.' Fireplace, . awnhqji. hot '56 edition of our completevpatterii which ito choose merro paUania to yoiir own boss’.';^Tiils' is it. rdeal light housework, l2 to 3, Sundays'. ipission. Good opportunity for prd-' > $15,000 caak—hnlance over a tO-yesr period. <{ Town of Msm'hester two bedrooms. Fully insulated iTHRdP IF r e a d y to buy, Sell, aKchang* friehd* of Saulnier’s, came to po m e PORD OaMljae, hydrmmi.matic. dition for coming needa; Bralth- set up for/ mairled couple. For ■Vicinity—Verplanck School. MI, wstcr'heat, garage, amesite drive, 'wed magaauiel;B«UicrnagaajneI;B«Uic Fashioh.Fashi It's filled erodhet. eipbreldery and tadt—isu # "'' gresaiive. honest worker. Also , ^ M E EN'agd LOOK THE PLAClS O V fc^ /■ ■ ! By: Riyhard Marlin., House four yemrs old. Nlcs neigh-' nice locstion,’ N rir bi)s, shopping, real estau, mortgaaea arranged, lice headc(uartera .-($nd • followed tadk^ hhater etc. Aaluiigi'81. 400. waite. 52 Pakrl Street apjlolntmqnt.call M I. 9-0425. night'thjin with experience pre T m aid Gouatry Howard's car sVheh hs' left. with ainart, assy to sew dsdigns, 3 gin prttem dMeffoM Mjtod >440 affar 9. | '’Ganeral Mana8:e^ borhood. 'Price $13,600. Moving- $14,200. Carlton W. Hutchins, KT. R (| N ^ conault Howard R. Haptiags Agen- to h eo* Oafir Slo • *6fKl: ^ ferred, AD, 3-9212 or^MJ. 9-3879,- D stid: $UM 37, 195$. out oftdwn. Call MI $-$07$^ Ml. $4107. - .▲Usfedlgr tiusste 4o fpodyatlfostu^ LAWN m o r t e m , itaar gnu, reiiau cAsh IS ON the big summer se|ll Draiaaca Oa.] $-5U3, 9.46M. ■ ■ ■ d ' . :.IH9Hplt^WRvsri^ and UMd „ mowrre for | ’ant. bathhouses, bathing3 be' ing season. Re an AvofI dIsh WASHER WANTED, jApply In S R : R ID f0lURPHY4 n i MAIN STH|n^ 81S 500. Trtihiiim Realty <3o;. taUve in your neigh! person. Cantar Raataurnt, ji|99 -:;v- i S S S ttJfcW •-MT4. or J4L #H201,< Ml. 8-5195, '• -MalirSt,' ,j ^ -'r ; r ■ ’ • • /■
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.■Sr • ■'S ' -. J '■ U s MONDAY, JULY 2, i< X A r e t i^ Daily Net Press Run aitflifstfr Ewjfntttg lltra lii y \ The'Weather . tlw Weelc^ Ceded 16, 1156 ForeeMt of D. t. Weether Bursae ^ DrXFrank Horton and his fam Patricia ily, «3^im .eU m St, are t’acaOon- ehorne St., Tri|ilptB~l,i«»aw for liss Alherline ^ Felr JUMTciooier tonight.'Lai* 60- A lK > u t T d w » irilf at, t ^ beach until JrTy 16- ^dod, where 125 mer. a t 6B. W ed n e^Uy y fair with IpleMaet REXAU f HARMACY sber o f t| tempereturee. . f*. perry, eon of Lorln Ponkld J.,Stelner, son of Mr. and MIL « t Cii T '{Rejnir w**! Richard Mrs. John S t^ er, 201. Bush ^Hill . Robert .Tohnson, 32X Center Krill ifi'^^ven lrv Mt^che»ter~~-A City of Village Charm W. Froaa>, adfr df Mh and Mrs Rd., was tender^a farewril party; left rwenlly.-for OtisNair Force — -• — — - -J.- - . William PWrach. iJO Crestwood Friday Evening atKis h'ome;‘‘He left 'Base. Oti'J^^MasS.,, -after\pniplet- ing a toijr of diit)/ it) CoventrjyAuly 2 i/Pi • 'Miss Biologicalt pr.^ ■«:« oomKletinf Air Force Saturday f.or Pads Isiand for train- ,VOLi LXXV, NO. 233 (F o u r t e e n p a g e s ) i3 a NCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, JULY 3, 1956 (naaatfled Ad^rtislBf on- Pago IS) itaaio militarj* 'tu n in g at Lack' IngJttlth the Marinea'..Relatives apd He is' graduate o f Manrlti iC iiarlot^ '^ . Alberline, 75, who 'jhek,Room Supplies P R lC E *«yE CENTS land.Air Force Antonio, Vmnds attended from'B<;rlln; Ke*~ Itiigh ..School, Class of, JfllH had„.-A long career as a .public 'GSsmetics Tex. ^ ta in . West Hartford, 'East heklth and schbol nurse, died today X .Ps'ient M e^ Hartford, Glastonbury. Coventry ,,Emanul'Hi‘Lcague. will meet at ^ SUNDAYS -.8 A.M. TO is pj at the home of her nephew,; jesSe lolice .Start Drive Manchester. Auxiliary and this town. He received'hr^any the church Fourth Af July mofn.r i A. Brainard. Ike’s He.alth meet Wednesday night a< useful glfUc including a' wiljetring^at fi o'clock for fheir anmiali MANCMiSTia (fhyrraffle Deaths Police Headijuarlera for containing a sum o( money. \ | hike up l.ookout Mounta'in. Brsak- • She was the flr,st public'health Mitchell ment to ttaffic detali at the —T—. “ . \ fasl- following the hike will be nurse of Norwich,, and .f rom 1929 Ddugla.s j?’el|K>n. 57 'Parmer St., served at the home of Janice Tolf. 9-9814 works Djlsplay sponsored by ft-' . - - _ ij... - a ^ ft. e ft a. ^ ..... i ^ d ^lft>A...ftMSlft a ^ to 1945, when she retired; ^ e was .Debatiie Hit rigrtfortCxWy 3 (.Pi-T-State ArncricaiT Legkm. No meeting oPjAaa.as a house gulst./dr thi sum* t Tfr Ashworth St. supervisor of health'in tte East Police rtartea>> . , V . , j paigh issue but-quicltTy adde^ helicopter. ' , w- ..^ Il^ e , Lewdston, Maine, where Howard's Sleep Center, an^family of the-law ag.ain, it will be 60 days j "I doh’t want to see the Presi The hellcojiter. will fly over majored in sociology, and w«s <#lE H kD M. DEMKO. M.B. .left .Sunday fop- a v^ation in ja'il.” - i Thiirsd*y^ afterno<^:M. C«(y®nfery, dent’s health put into, the, the Merritt Pai-lt\yay and Wil ...... dean's, Wat the past a^mes*'^ on Cape Cod. Thsv will retvifn, to Leonard,/Woodward, the son of | ■W'"' ' ‘ .. earripaign.”! bur Cross Highwjiy carrying a ter. Manchester^ July 11-.- :tl \V pod ward i wfth-^Hm "h p 4 4 ^ — state policem.an, who will, by o f-66 Burnham St.. BriCklanri, was | > ■"'"Nobody can b« s psrl-timf. President and be s sucres..." he radio, notify chtisM's on patrol, Mr.^and Mrs'. Peter Steven.son. resented on charges of inioxica- i . B laze Daiiia|p;eN ■* Gin^sl Prftctice of Modicine of any irregularttiefe- oh' the- and breach o f the peace. He I it asserte.d. 452 Biirch St.. left Friday ^ UpoW hi» return from ii Euro road. " Vancouver. British C o lu m b ia , .Waii'^arTested March 17‘ after a dis- I Car in Garage - Oil July 2, 1,956 1' avy on turbimce at a BucklAhd daM'eliall. j- ," pean trip; tlie 'former Pre.siden’l “ip- U DONT where IheV plan to spend the • -J / '■.V told neyifsmcQ tlii' part-time preal- month of July, touring Canada and but • theX'asc wak not he'ai'd until | j - Firemen from ■♦he South Ma'u-,, ■Still fleaty^of wear left B> today, because aut.'oritjeo w-anted ’ - 29 HAYIStS STREET . dency issue'beg»n' "before thS xisiting relatives anTfrieiidJ. Mrs. iCkeater Phre Deparlment answered.1 , heart attsek." \ y X By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ■Ihmb srbea brought boro for ''Stevenson has not seen her sister him to rinistvthe schooi^year. export lepelring. a call at 34 Campfleld ■ Rd. igst I President Eisenhower s\iffered . Three Nsyy men and another man dischAi^^ from th« sinbe.'sh'i,'she left YeovH, England, for ; .At .the timit. of hi.s arrest in MANCHESTER, CONN.'. a heart attack .while vacationing W O U DONE W HILE Canada.^ yesu’s ago. The'Sle’'en- Mardh' \Vobdjr<\w'as on one year night to extinguish a garage blaze, j X-.'' In Denver laat siuumei- and now is Army less than aycRr ago were killed today i^ en a car regis TO D fFAlT sons came,ime. to this country and probation resulting, from a June 9, ahd, 4b,en -were called out again ' convaleacing at hia- GettysKiirg tered in the name j) f the wiffroi one o f’them skidded into a Mancheiter ^h^ebruary 1954, and 1955 incident inWldch he and an farm from' an int^ lnal opera- stone wall and then a tree in Stonihgtoti. other youth a!lege\stole auto early thls^^^rning when a faulty | ■ By Appoinlnlent— Telephone MI 9-5217 is a r m in f f ^ A M Y U L Y E S have been active in Salvation Army sprinkler system iiet 'iff an al^nir’ ■ Uon,' X > All ^re survived by widows ahd'three of the men were work. Since ■then, spr-ln-Iaw accessories. He was comicted of ^sSHOE REPAIRINO Asked direrU.v>tI he thought the fathec.s. and daughter, Kr>Md4iIr8. Nor tampering with a motoX/yehtcIe ! a t thel Lincoln School. 1 ' President's health would, be « Nations, ,N . Y., July 3. < » r ^ E BETTER KINO and bieayh pt'the peace, fined *50 Three were (lead in .tfie wrMkage,"'described by PAtrol- man Slade and children.‘'ajso of The file last 'night .at 9:20 atf campaign issue Truman saiej: weeterti. powers today 15 Mapio St.--Acrose From Yeovil,' have arriCed in this and aentenciKl to 60 days, s'l. Iractey a large..crow-d. CompanlSa "I hope not; 'niat's not a niatjer man Leo Pupillo.b'f .Stonington as the worst he Ifad seen, and Arthur and His Bride ed Upon ii{e" 'U,N. to speed ac first Hmtlpnel Furldug Lot try, and' sir* Jiving at 150 Bircl ded, Xnd placed.him on probat . l and jrw-ebt tb'the gai-age, which that .should go into the campaign the fourth died in the We.iteriy, R..I., Hospital within five r a year. Actress Marilyn Monroe smiles as she glahces at her new tion on a disfirmanient pro.rram St. Mr,, and Mrs. Robert Jones, 85 Henry St.. w?nt proudl.v home J? th«.home of Leo ■ dt- tll.’X ^ husband, plaj’wright Arthur Miller,, after their marriage. July 1 'lours. , uftX., ' — i:------—^ ^ ^ ...... appeared in oourt this m'ojri- ith their three new boys this morning. Mis.'Helen Sandall, one Mpnast- - / ^ ( Bisenhocvei). and hla' ter Memorial Hospital since they .were born June 8, waves farewell P**bt on burg of New Haven and Hartford, Conn. They had been Wed in . "passed beyond al' hope^of con speed cbntrol;--^ (or Wilson Battles \ '-- 7 klmr^-'<*onsjaeK. yourself' lucky.” from the hospital steps. .The boys have progressed rapidly and now a car! parked in the garage waa / physicians. 1 d ^ 't want to see the and warned h ii^ e h ^ a jail sen peeled in some places. Chief W. T h e m 'w w a civil ceremony .lune 29 jn While Plalns^ N.i Y, Marilyn wore trol." ' ' « ■ Handera Rd.. north from I T O T , ^ C? • . ' weigh about, flve founds each. . CORR .yPresident's health plif Into the: local tence hanging overM m. 4 ■ Clifford Mason 'said the'^Jire proh- a'bridal .Veil and a' champagne'satin and chiffon dress for the re Both Bri.tish Minister of State Rt. J, is a well campaign. Jt's not' a good thing, i ligious ceremony. hig|K(^y.; With Senators Nathan T. Taah.' ar'tcsled June aibly started from hot ashes placed V MANCHISTMt^NH* It's not rtglitr’’ Anthony Nutting and U. j m r f i f e / posted jilOO. for ah appeal to the 65 Yn a 35 m.p.h. zone.. June 22 by State Policeman 'Ray- son. 'the alarm wajcrCset off by a "the While House and 1 don’t \ydnt Court .Of Common Pleas. , A, >9, fine was le\’ied against piond Lille.v for illegally crossing fajitty sprinkler system. future arms talks-.' il : Pinned in the drtyer’B 'Seal was tary DefeJlM'-Wllson-Aga* Ac SHOE REPAIR SHOP to make any' statemient which re William U Dy.ar, 25, < ^ d from in- cased- by ohe 'Demobratic,J3^iuitor Xcctipding to Cassells,' he ob.- Gerald C*.\Brownell,_ 44. of Wor- an esplanade. { » flects on him,"- Truman continued. / i Rejeidt Ibv' Demands se fv ^ Tash____^ go through a stq^aign ceater, Mas*;> ,on a'rules of 'th'e Bernard. E.'Bentley, 23, of Wil-j -Both rejected Russian demands ternal and chest Injuries. Born today of making a state- "I appointed hi.i.i chief of staff Sept. .16, 1930, in Talladega, Ala;,’intent.” In turn t h e .B ^ m t^ said HEADHUNTERS POE: at.4fle intersection o f Lenox'and road charge. Ffttroiman Raymond ton, charged with apeeding June 25 i Special For Tuesday Only! and put him in charge V NATO. I Title ito' U.S. Bases that they reduce their armed Center S.ts. He'^bll<>w'*d Tash, Peck arrested Brownell Jure 26 on by Auxiliary . Pollcemiin Samuell forces independent'.y ’.'.•ithoul wait lie had been in the Navy since'|he was ."due an ^ pology” from RANGE don't see hiw much more I- could JqJy D. JD48. and waa stationed at 'others in hojxMehanges before a who allegedly exceedfcii the speed E. Middle Tpke. east w-Oreenwood Diamond, was fined *30. He pleaded 1 Ljiiiid'c I AniBC* _ do to show I like him.’" ing for'an Agreement OW'disarma-" WATHtMELONS guilty to the charge.- Bentley w-asj_/, nrent, the Siibiuarine Base in Groton. Tlie subcomndtt 'investigating -air limit on E. Center St., wnd when 1 Dr. . , Truman said 'he would like...... to Manila. Jiily 3 'TP*—^The United diptomatic and consulsr estab car Was registered to h'fli wife, p o w e ^ X , clocked on Spruce St.i Cassells said j Henry Koch, of Hebron, chai ged arrested after .Diamond ‘ i'CL OIL 1-odge'renewed his appeal for- Sp» have a men injh'e presidency-with ! States today acknowledged com- UsYiments ’ (Checked for Radiation Mrs. Ixiretta ' Rose Ltypr. at Atone point in a wrordy question PLUMS MELONS Taah exceeded the posted 25 m ^h- with passing a atop sign at Yhe clocked'the accused st 66,jml>Ji. bn proval of President' Eisenhower's Pleasant' Valley Trailer Park. 1?. Middle Tpkei . ' GASOLINL •Wm.ncryoamg ideas"to «,'« bi’ith.'., .iisclaimed any.n,. „vereiirntv«,vereignty of the Philio-Philip- ' TT’*' *l»lement was issued after Jack Caufield, Sylvania' plant-technician, checks nremap d answer duel with Sen. Jack- speed limit! '* 1 intersection of Woodbrldgs and Intentions of running acain-hlm -' a u . i. ^ ^ Iwo hour conference between '• <‘*''i»i inspection pla i as a p’art of, Groton,, although the batte lodi ,80n (D-W'aah), Wilson told 'Jack-" Atty. Frank Shea, representing I ^ SHOES self. ^^pines oyer all L. jl. .military bases Mag.saysay'ahd ^’i.\on.' ! any arlnjf reduction program. John Beck to determine if-be has been exposed to ridiaUon fol * ' Opening a new round of debate. lowing a twin-explosion, in a Queens, N. Y., plant doing atomic gave their present addrcaa. aa-'^ox sonl "Seftato.r. ypu can't put words • PEACHES • STRAWilRRIES ths accused,, told the court that "If nominated I won't accejt. K * T he' ahnouncemenL supercedes 207, East Hartford. in my mouth." . , conviction on the speeding charge-l an opinion rendered by Atty. Gen. I Nutting blahoed .f^i’Ssia for failure energy researth work. HALF SOLftES Sleeted. 1 would noc serve." .he,as-i of the London meeting of the U.N, Broken Neolt '.The sharp words came as Wil would be •'detrimental to Taah'S | BANTLY OIL aerled. "I’ve had my share of rub-1 ^*“ *®'* ^riclIon W- Herbert 'Eh^owh«U, in’, 195 which son rtvas' grilled for the third day NATIVE VEGETABLES family”, because he earns his llMng | I 'Ml' W ' , l\l I disarmament sulcommltte., '■ last Also dead in tliertii' were Janiea Hc «>rvice. I'm 72 And-1 don't see ‘ ' ' ' f ' asserted the Uhitied Slates still A.’^P e r^ 27^aIso A N avy' ma before a Senate Armed Services THETBE ARRIVINO DAILY. GET HABIT. driving. Tash pleaded guilty to the i asatt ♦ea clalii. /The iTialn -diRputw center- rprlng. B.v setting , its seal of ap X 4 5 ' ^ ' ' 'I ' N M'i.l I HATS CLEANED and BLOCI^ a ^ reason to go into the game „j^4wnership and jurisdiction ha-s title to bases acquired before chinist at the base, wllhj-a skull siibcommitUe Democratic XT DfTEBS 3TOD VARIETY AT p r ic e s : stop sign charge. Philippine Indcpend^ice.' proval on the propo'sed western Senators who are critical of ad V - . f t oVeX tHe bases. The announce- declaration of principlea. N’utting •fractur^^-f'lifford E. DWinlco Ji> Gryk, in finding foi' the Slate, TEL MIfri.cll 9-4595 ^ Ne O x id a te «io lcg expected to ease consid- Favors ExpaJlsion 26, who left the Army last .Sep-' ministration ajr polices. HOURS said the court does not make the USE T iALE'S CHARGE PLAN said, the cqmndsston can help TEL ROCKVIl LE 5-2177 Truman claimed he had mr P^r-!,^ra))]v recent tension over the It* - 'U.S. officials have expressed the laimch a fresh slarL„ _ t^ b e r. He incurred a .broken ^m.e of the discussion. reyblved laws but only decides whether or desire t(K.expand the facilities at nprk. about the furor raised■b;^^'Wil8on'a tonal choice of a candidate for s^e ‘ e .western plan." " oiiSinailX IDAILY7 AJy|.-9 P .M :-. SUNDAY 7 A.M..S P.M. not they have bifen broken. tv i the baaes in the Phliipptner to-i |y jMt>r Vice Pre«i<|cnt Richard modem equipment with May i, calla-for disarmament by when he enlisled in 1948, hg^a a wife Undar -fire from Sens. Syming-’ Seaman .Cireje, w'ho pl'eaded guilty : . _ , Iv jMt'er Vice President Richar Democratic...... National contention to ' Nrtnn arrived 'to represent----- * " Presi- — ‘ , raneerange atekina^striking Dower.power ' stages.'birt Only after a system of Berlin, July 3 (^V--Pomndi rul- > well as against hunt Is of work- and child Hying. In Groton; Ipn ' I D-Mo>, Jackson and Krv^ to speeding alM waa fined *18, He HOLIDAY NECESSITIES FOR BEACH OR BACKYARD— RREWQRKS PRICED be held there in- A u g u ^ i dent Eisenhow,-er tomorrow at-the Magsaysa.v, jtreaident, of a na- D’Amicot "'while-, stationed 9ii' '(D-NC) Wilson testified he bad wajL. arrested June 20 b.v Patrol ^ternationnJ inspection ha.:^ fcfsni^ng Communist, part cked I era jaijed during^itbe iiprisrng. WTille Tniman w ^ explaining | lOth ^anniversary’ celebration of tion which is linked .with the Unit set Up and wOr(d conditions im- " , . imarried Kathryn L. not ruled out a new speedup in PER STAND man Gordon Neddow j4ter a radar his views on candidates. Gov. , phillppPhilippine independence. ’ | states in the! Southeast A a i a ! in the BoJlstiMMdership'.-'’ said h ^ How^ard^^ daughter rf-Mr. and Mrs. pong range bomber pipductlon check on Onter St. ' . Prints aridPlaiirColors TrealW Organisation, has said he ‘ down today ,on 27S OAKLANI ST.. MANCHESTER Averell Hairlman of New York Three Alajor Bases ' i. in • ball«rti eventuallev< on further-pro- pending a nfw look at the pro Joaeph Geivais ADN.- the official new ^ ,...!!ri5ssy5A''iac*sa.r- of Comn'mniit East Germany- onea. Rubber tired wheals.-Matd wind braokir. Ramevobla spit. Polish leaders had launghifo.,— . VALUE L ^ a Y i y O n W i n C l S ^tnlnor .tnlnor insUIlations.installations. X,e«nH Ike es 2 0 ' viAUgalions to find oirt, why part.v i by a wall of tanks-and artillery, ^ Navy men who had a skull fracture lion Congress voted above admin ydft Troy for oddad work orao; -J ■’ -J-AT joint i„(„t aiatemenlatatement issuediftsiied by.bv. mutual, effort, toward achie\ing \ istration requests for, air power REG. $1.49 Yd. members in PosnanPosnan' "iJiaplayetl _.. r—- - - ‘ The. Red Writer and ' western------' ' ' and man.v- other injuries was a, such .a lack offVl^ance," it said travelera who came put of Poznan native of this town. He ia survived and turn diit more than the 20 B52 bombers-a month now p la ced aa CLOSED A ll DAY JULY M Delay Relnoval'K..'’^””The United' States “'”'5^’' since inde-‘"^i£r= between, oiii two peoples on tbls ***^ctice\Sho^ \ \ the.v wer#' unprepared to 'epun- "greed that the stern police meas- by his wife and two young children. 'You "Will love this wonderful fabric—4usl wash and hang to teract the/planned provocation in orea now gripping the city made He died at'4;S5 a.m. in the Wester the goal for some time in the Plaid Cation Picnic Jug—SpKia1;$4.49 pendence of the Phlllpplnea has question of bases. This sta tem en t'/^ , 11? B/plani future...... drj-., Plain colors In- pink, white mid maize. For dresaes and sho'ws what.-can be accomplished ! I IT I. v -wOIT IVY*#*!*!! time."/ ■ .V fpy further general demonatra- ly Hospital. Of Plane Dead alwraya acknowledged t.lie aov- mna L.udu. official organ of | Lojis unliKely. Heard Roar of .Motor ' Er\1n insisted in his own wyan- c blouses. . ■ , - ■ ' ' . >^berglos intulotion. Pouring spout. Easy to elaon. Resists ocids. elVignfy of the Philippines over when: two friends sit down add, ■ gle with; V/U.vm., that The Secre frahkly discuss their differences." Polish Workers (Communist4 The Warsaw ■"government was Police were tirsl notified afl2t01 bakes and has reaffirmed full rec reported to have^ ordered ODt a.m. by Antone Miguel, .roused in tary’s ; testimony yestcr'lsy Indi- VGrand Canyon, Arix.. .Tuly S ognition_____ of such Philippines sov- The-joint statement said the two Gettysburg. Fa,^, July 3 i/Pt ^ party, ripped Into part.v officers it ^.••AT Grwn Stamps Given Cash Sales Fresident. Eiaenhotyer chalkefFup ;said scampered to safety'-Wben the. thousands of ateel-htlmeted troops his. nearby home , by tlie sound of OPEN TUESDAY 8 A.M. UNTIL 9 P.M. ^'^Treacherous. Grand Canyo'n -ereignt.v'over Ihenr. ' \ I leaders discussed the "necessity to cordon off the. East. German the crash. They later were told by ; (iDpncinued on Page Nine) Genuine KamkoliFRefrigerator Ckest- winds lodav threatened to restrict i "The United States w1lf transfer | (or strengthening mjtitary bases another "first" today. He got out upi^ing exploded Thursday and - 7 on his putting green/And took “ ' i not return from hiding un frontier and block the westward Mrs. Alfred V. Bickford, wife of again removal of rimains of the ' "fd turn over to the Philippines iq Philippines in rfrdeF TO bolster flight of,..workers ■who managed to a Stale Police officer, and by Mrs. . all-title papers and title claims conimpn defense oN the two coun about*20 practice shots -:-'the first til- orderritad been restored ” DEM^STRATION TUESDAY OF Holiday Speeiai $tl# , ^ - Hunt for Scapegoats get out of Foznan. John Gaynor that seconds before 128 persons wbp died when Two; by the United States to. all tries as T ell as the free world in golf .he has had since hii\ opera the crash which,they also heard at tion. .V The attacks by the Communist Thousands Questioned / Keeps cold or hbt.^ Large siee> Insulated. Buy the finest for less. airliners crajihe(r three days ago. {ja'nd areas used either jn the past this .jneftil', Returning travelera secret po their homes, that they had been OVEN FRESH POUND CAKE and 'TROPICAi. PUNCH -Only three recovery flights w,ere f or. presently b(! niiltlary bases. 'fhe.v'’v"sgreed the -two govetn- This, physical activity came dur organs indicated the Polish Com startledby the roar,of a motor Bulletins fkM IK|IAL4 ast.. , ' ■ M ANCHim a COHH* :V- O the air currents forced suspension or wihrbe used by United States (CVintlniied on Page ThIrteenY' in some : licks at White House the Poznan upheaval,. ,was hunt Police had no explanation pf .from the AP Wires ■paper work. He conferred for an ing for scapegoats. . "The purge seems to be taking TV and Patio Folding Chair—Holiday Special $5.95 of operations yesterday. More of. gigantic size,” one informant re where' the four men had. been but 1 ^ C A N S CORNER OF MAIN AND OAK STREETS tha same, turbulence was, forecast hour wUh hia staff and signed Reports reaching Bealin led to w,h^n the.v crashed • they were' nine bills received from Congress. apeciilation that the party ax al- ported. Hel^ 300 lbs.. Lightweight. Folding. Gehpine vcign cohering wipes ri' io r today. The Communist journalist re headed toward Costa's home, A m c:oLU siO N c o n f ir m e d |^e«ou> n> POUNP'c V'k E Cianwhile. presaui'e mounted to Unempldymeni Soars y One bill provides for paying the rea.(t.r may be' -swln^ng against about a half mile away, and Grand Can,fbn, Ariz., July S Vatican *964,199»- for accidental ported, >■ hbw.eve/. thst Polisis clean wiNi dcHnp slothft ' " ■ Rod the cauad of the disaster, pre party and government officials, asi toward D'Amico's about two miles (Pi— .-\n .Air I’orco officer said k k c f s f r c s h bombing damage inflicteefiby U.S. Authorities appeared to be'.con ttK . sumed tp have been a collision in 5 ' (dday there was "a positive Indl- INOKFIWITKLY 39c 2 X airmen on church propet'w. at ,'(Ke centrating nn a search for ringi'i''**Fond IMF flight, snd to effect a prevents live leaders of the uprising,' a'nd said RibicoS to Speak ^ • catlon"That the two airlineni against similar tragedies Th the aummer retreat of Pope Plus X ll, which crashed ]28 persons to O Allied Industries Castelgondblfo, in. World . War II. .scores o f arrested workers \vere In 'Hartford, Gov. Abrah»m A. leebergor—Holiday Spoeiid 35o Pint future. ‘ News Tidbits being released. Ribicotr arranged today to addre». ^ death In the> Grand Canyon Sat- Make Pinehurst Your Picnic Headquarters "O D D L O T ^ z ■ Teun'Htranded oa^Butte The bill, says -the bombs, were iirda.v had rolllded -In flight, < dropped . inadvertently .. dh the Estimates of the dSath toll in an assembly of tailors at the Sub Portable refrigeration. For Picnic — Lunch Boxes — Pishing, - etc. These were the top’ develop Culled from AP W ir^ the . th re a d y uprising continued marine Base in Groton as a. result f'apt. Byrd Ryland, head of an ments: . Impact of Steel Strike Papal domain in,the course of at air., force agarrh and rescue, unit Shop Tuesday, from 8 A.Mr till 6:30 P.M... CLEARANCE SALE Rafraeze it — Reuse it. .. tacks .on legitimate, militai^'’ mount. Eyewitness accounts put of la.st,night's highway accident in 1. A .'recovery team and a ■together ih Vienna placed the total Stonington which killed three from .March ARB, Oallf.. said it targets. The money is in compen the evideiace painting ''lb ' a group . of, investigators were Ontario police press hunt for at "clOse.t^J.OOO." The Polish gov- eailbra and another, man. The FVeshest Frankfurls . Rolls from Arnold, Rey- stranded, on a Jagged canyon Pittsburgh. Jul.v 3 cP' Rall-ftOf the Great Lakes ore-cSnyjng sation for the loss of several lives collision'^ consisted of paint 4 REDI.HUNG DOOR UNITS ...... eo. 21.00 roads and other’ ft eighf haulers fieet went :.but of ser>1ce. There as well as,, the' property damage. slayer of Mrs. Vlviair; Mytruk scratches found on piece* of a ttiond »nd Wonder, The Frc.shest Ground Meats . HOT CUPS ~r COLD CUPS — NAPKINS — SPOONS.-^ PORKS O'^rnlght when the rough air whose nearly pude body was found ..(Oontlniied 'on Page Thirteen) (Cqntiniifd oniPage Nine) made it Imposaihle fbe helicopters felt 'the growing economic impact were scattered reports, of slight Will See'Twinlng T\V.\: Superconstellation. _ A U IN BULK OR of the qstiannide steel strike to-^cutbacks in the trucking and Also on the business side, the stuffed under porch' of ..store near Chuck Ground, lhah , . X r r ____ a . J . . . lb. 50c M AKES 1_Q U A R X to taka them out. Port Arthur home ^lindayr-, .Two 2-PANEL CUPBOARD DOORS day as negotiators .for'the Uniteir fabricating industriea,- President arranged to, see the Air ., SOVIET AIR AIDE OUSTED :'V- ■ ■. a 2. The CAA reported that both mere earth shocks cause alarm at; / '. ,. i 2 lb*. 99c Lenrionade . . . 3 for 49c 3 12" X 30’V ...... T..... Each $1.00 alrllntra—a T W A Suj»ercon8teiIa- Steelworkers and the basic steel .^ 'Ih e Lehigh Valley and Reading Force Chief of §taff, Gen! Nathan . ’Washington, ,Juty. 3 lAN—The Twining. ThUr'sday or Friday and dawn in Appennine. town of SaflUi .State Dgpartnteht belatedly an Grappa .... 3 for 49c 1 12" X .36” ..P^ach ^1.00 tion with 70 aboard and. a United industry, marked time awaiting 'Railroads in Penns.vlvaniac-bijg Sofia where. 3,000 residents' are Picnic Basket—Holiday Special $3.$9 Air Unea DC7 carrying 58 - were tilks with the government’s chief haulers of steel imd steel products. gel a personal report on Tulning's Red Qhief^ Held FaiJing nounced today that Col. Ivan A. t'- Raady to put on the bfoller Pinehurst special ’ Orange . ..j ., 3, for 49-—^The Red 'i 18” X 30 ■ Each SI.00 Rpltroad.s announced that a total! dav of convalescence here from uijder .^lerican system, in- Russian Communist .bosses’ ex-\ ar.id Ital.\'A, Communist leader, ; '!!• ? e Five rubber sao^a of (;einaina of dtre'et..1'. - . result' — . , of - the ihiee-dpy Foilsh. rulera of purge-ridden (b. can % \.07'.y^ 18’' X 42’V. Each $1.00 of .VW employes woii!(r be laid off hn' June 9 intestinal operation dUdduals bannot be "herded" into piMatlon of why .they did not op-J, Palmiro 'TogUatti, who ha.s crithj Poznan today’ put on trial the These Hams ^ can.^rtither imported or domestic ate _ . f<-- ■ j- an undetermined numbjtr- of v ie -' strike. I by the end of the week following jq^. official vlsltorra, are on the jobs to meet professional man 2 2 ’’ X ,3<)’’ time w'bre brought out by helicop- pose Joaeph .Stalm'a . dictatorship. IVzedqized by name in the MoaCo\v first of the rebel worker* jailed very jean . . . ready,to,p^n"and .serve . .. C&S'Coffee, lb, 99^ .Each J 1.00 ^ Portabla Sketch G rill—Holiday Spaoial $6,98 , The railroads dcMbdenl on tje the movement of a, .backlog ofo ff ^chSu™ ft though TaT cb^ Ubn" power ahortagea. They described the 6,000-wd'rd manifesto, undoubtedly would tera yeaterday before! vlnds after last week's bloody three- business, were forced to cut open ton, of ore off the M^abi ^ TrS d H e a to f ,U« Maniand Dellernia. 31-year^old document, issued yesterday id (fuse to accept. Moscow's de-' day riw'olt, A re»pon41Me Con>- Finish will not burp off. Tray cover. Removable fire.pet. Round. C cafiable'of dashing aircraft againa^ range to Great Lakes ships. performed the operation, is at the -underworld,character with record .uhciatidn of his complaints as ex- ■Ghgreoal, 4-ind 10 lbs. .. , . CluirboBi Briquets ^1 ever 1 ^TORM SASH X tions sharply following thp walk Moscow, as ;a hasGly drafted mu'nist offieial arriving ..trooi poet. Efficient. » Runs of ore trains, to the Minne- Eisenhower farm as a personal bA smail-time bandit,. mowed ‘alibi" and said it probably would Pj^ressing••esaing "in'correct theories." Poznan said the workers wrefe ! ? ~ Chareoar Lighter Plul^ . . . ; ~ 5 l a ” X 50” • Each S4.00 (Continiied en Page Two) out qf 650.000 steelworkers - at sota mines stopped when the strike guest. o midnight Saturday. down b'y shotgUn blasts in gang fall to aatisfyif the outspoken corn- AcceptancFTf such n Moscow taken from prison apd put be 20 ” X 50 ’ .i'. .Each $4.00 slB.rled. ' . 1 I White ■ House, prieas secretary Save labor . . use Pinehurst paper-plates . . ..'!. Even as the layoffs were ' an- style nine^ days bfter i ele.ase frojn by western European Red ' alibi, they saicL woiild brand hia fore secret police poiirts. i C|jp* , . . paper napkins • -^.v 2 4 ’: X 37” ...... ,. Each $4.00S4.( . o Fifteen ore duck ’ workers Val;j James C. H"8"ttty said the Presi- prison .... House Odmmerce Cor^- 1 chieftsiins,., _ ' complainis—as a a;Q*(ully ’ staged 24” X 38” ,,,.... Each S4.00 Triangular Barbaoilo Gong—Holiday Spaoial $3.98 Syriia , Recognizes rector of the . ..Federa.1 . Mediation t®"**.'' have been l«id off. The niim-'jdent Spent-aboiit.a. half-hour on mittee orders general Investigation "O ^ ia la whO-. preferred to pianeuver along i th those , of A -.THEA LO^E.S WlMBLEION 24” X 42” Service, ari-anged'^fo meet sepa ber is ej^pel-ted to increase as .the ! the putting green, trying: shota up of aIrHne traffic practices and corfr nutinnuionymouS said ihe JJ American,. French and British W’limbledon. England, July S t \ risconcRFRESHER on By I f a r w f .Each. $4.00 ciirrcrnt supply of ore is cleared tb about 30 feet. trola as'reault of recent crash {planatiorv” ' merely echoed a Corn- (JV-iShIrley Fry df .‘4t. Poterar X 5p‘” Sings thot ho|ipy tune "Come and G t f V Red China Regim e rately here Thursday with USW CoThmunist.s. ■ ...... Each '$4.00 out during therWeek. '" |■Eisenhower didn’t have to bend two airiintra in Grand Canyon.'^t munist line ' first laid down b y ; See Toglialll Schejne^ bUrg, .Fla., tfUenched Althew X 46” afut-steeii-induslry^leadera i'll an. over and pick up hit golf balls.-He t PINEHURST FRUITS and VEGETABLES ...... Each $4.00 attempt to get deadlocked negotta- Inventories Down AbOirt' 75 Japanese and .Oki- Polish and Chlnesb Red leaders in ' Some- top officials'- have bAn GIbaon'a hopra of being the first. \ 62” 'Damaaciis, Syria, July 3 (Pi- - ThiL_American Steel tt'a’rehoiise rarely does. ,Hia . valet. John nawah-> studenta- and - w om en meeting tha first rumble of outside inclined all along to legard Negro to W in a Wimbledon ten NATIVT-rPEAS " ' - ( PEACHEs\ , .^....Each $4.00 Syria today , becama the second Hbps under way again. X 38” Gharcoal Briguets—Holiday Special 35c Pkg. I Finnegan described the, seheduibd *’?*,*,: diatribpte ' retrieves demonstrate befoie U.H. Rmbaaay criticism. : • T-J. 1 Togliatti's criticisms as, a'-Mos- nis Singles championship today NATrV^E SUMMER SQljASH PLUMS ...... Each $4.00 Arab nation to.extend diplomatic in Tokyo while ahouting.'-^lfankee Triple Alibi" ' 1 co'iv-dirfcted move .aimed at fool when she 'defeated the New 2 28” X 42’ . sessions as sxtiloratoiv Snd said on*'Dflb of the nations total steel them for hlnv , ICEBERG o :T r u c E _ ^ ; GRAPES f ...... Each.$4.00 j^Witli starter fuel. Now in short supply and great demand. Buy now rscognitton to Oominunist China. sessions as ei^ioiBioi}. ana Drofjuction to small users renneteo Asked if Eiseiihower auScred go home" and "Dori't SteaJ , Oki The Central Commltteblof Rus ing F'lropean Sociallsta into be-' York girl 4-6, IlLS, 4M, In' d , N a t i v e GREiENBEAN^ CANTALOUPES 1 28” X 50’.’ ...... ^Each $4.00 A Foreign'Minlstiy communique They will be for the -‘pwP''*" j inventories -of 2>ft mljllotr*ion« discomfort from his. golfing nawa" . . . Sen. Morae' (D-Ore) sia's Communist Party,’ led by lieving' they-are now Independent, quarter final match. The viotory ; 3 28”^X 54” f and be sure of your picnic fire. Limited to steck new on hand. said the cabinet at a me'ting laat says it is President Ei.senhotver’a SecretSi-y . Nikita Khruahch.e\% of Kremlin orders. sent Misf Fry ftito the aemlit- y LEMONS. . . LIMES HONEYOEWS ...... Each. $4.00 night decided "to. recoynlze the tween the iinion ahv-^iic- muuD^i« . i 4 28” X 62” ...... Eich $4,00^ > ■ clear _T, quickly whether he intends to,re- i Alibi, offlciali“ lali ssaid, and it couid ^ ever., said last Tuesday tjjg com I Brougb of Bfsiriy' HlIU. Oallf- CUCUMBERS,. V STR[AWBERR1ES 4 28” X 67" ...... I*>d(?h $4.00 Sfc Of Chiha - O ■ 1 mal'n ih riinning-for .aecojid term.^broken down this way:way plaints amounted.to a "revolt" by 1 30” X 38” ...... y^ch $4,001 Syria Urns again . followed the'' (Continual on. Fagb Nine) Grse.k Cyprus underg•ground '1. Anv move to oust. Stalin' was outside Re^ leaders against;ainat the OE.MA N D H UNG;^V'KEVOLT Llx-. 4 1 .30” X 42’.’ ...... Each $4.00 : lead M Us'etose all.y, EjTV’pt, which i: EOKA push' piUahingi campaign Ofi. vio- Impoisiiife because ^e .l^ad succeas- present Soviet leadership.p- ■ Y'lenna. .Austria; July 8 (J V - CLOSED JULY 4ih The Oommuhist Hungartaf / ,A‘ 2 31” X 62” ' > lonce to unit* CiTni, wUh Gheaccn fUlly Tooled the Russian people Dulles picti'red the .Eurapean. ..ft.'..Each $4.00 IT*” N 6 "H erald f ’ • .Communist contplaiqU ass meaning,meaning newspaper Szahad. Nep said la 16 32” X 38 ” I...... Each $4.00 apologiua to. r.S, for bomb’,sUy: into believing he personally was i MANClIiaTIR COMNV Given wfitfi Cash! ing of Americoji KUieauvc ftuua^cons(ri ;ih i ui respdniible for the war victories that KreniUn .ties’with outapleiitaplo Red an editorial teda.v that damaydn SHOP TUESDAjV iiN 0U{I ^ ^ I ■ .1 ■ ■ T d i n o r r o W NiPidsia... .Aa regult; of appegl W galnat Naii Germany. parties hail been looseneded by the for a "new revplutloa In Hua- ■ I - CORNER MAINond OAK.STRpETS this'<\vaa in .accord jvith °*."“ 'n|ckel, 6 imoijtha-.'jmi ca'rbon-i sheets ft' Middlesex' CJounty Farm Bureau 2. Opposition, to Stalih'S' rule! sudden deripneiation sof Stalin's gary" had boejl ralaetf duryi* a AIB-CONDI^lQlVEb StORE •EgypFi, .policy of heutrsUty. but (■ limi stripjs, stainless steel'.' 4 more' than. tO tons jof hay and ould have risked-.disuhity at ai pbliciek ''' j recent Budapest meeting. MANCVESTER LUMBER, INC. i .sonps, bbaeryera haye Since apec- i*ypu^... ■' 'V ,.t. rtioiliihs: tow stael, 4-5 months. The EVefting Hergid will quantitiea«of. beef have been fed ime ' when “Capitallal encifcle- \;'T a he!net Stateaiace Departinent T'htrucicr rpek AtppeaU for aatl 8 A.M. TILL 9 P.M. lUated iBgypt might be looking .for Due to lack of steel'business,aess,v Meanwhile, ' small’ groups' of j not be iHiblijihikl tomorrow. gratta to .aalnuUs I of King Brb*,. eht" threatened the future of i^ t yaatarday against pswi •f tha < Be* haVo .baea 2S5 I:fNT^ ST.. > i MANCHESTER many jiv fr barges .ware tied, up ;aj EVERYTHihiG PiOR THE HQUOAY PICNIC EXCEPT THt NREWORkS. j il" i OiKius which has > been straundsd Rusala. '*ortai,i M Page Thm )' docks'In ateel 'raglMf. Four ships th«ra li .auntb. E ^dany M;. RUlin'a /aU«|r«l .-;/OnilteMd m
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