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AverageJJftily Net Press Rnn n»5B TWENTY. WEDNESDAY, JULY 25, 1»6S iJtanrliifatwiittjfntng For th« Week Eaded T h a W a a th a r June 16, 1958 roTMAat of D. BMaa

Mias Agnes •Stocks of 42 Vir­ malnln^'Applicationa at that time.. W. Middle Tpke. The flHh haa RllghUy wsrmer toalgjit. Low ginia Rd. and Franklin D. Eng­ Firemen to Try Again 12,065 la mid 80a. Friday moatTy eJeody, TPC Reduces In reducing the depth o f the asked that a 50-*foot by lOO^Y^t •X About Town land, 499 Lydall St., w ill be mar­ shopping centet-'i- buffer xone, the atrip be changed from Rural Reat- Meniber o>jt tba Audit Boattered ahowera sad tkaader- ried Saturday afternoon at 3 Columbia, July 25 (Speciall TPC changed the ioulherly 50 feet dence to Biisineaa Zone in . BorMU a( Orealatloa ahotvem. High la'add 90a. You iif people of the Coverianl o’clock in the South .Methodist Not discouraged by Sunday's Buffer Zone of the buffer from Rufa'l Resi­ Other applicationa to be acted Manche$ter——A City o f Village Charm ]>Mfue of the Covenant Conpejfa- Church. ' trainli^g exercise in Ragleville dence Zone to Bilsiness III. on are thoae of Edgar Clarke of . DID YOU KNOW? tional Church H-ill have an .outinjr at the Sterling Shoe Fibre Co., The buffer extends for 755 feet, 175 E. Center. St., who.wants hia ! Saturday, July 2fr, • at the Carl The son born July 23 in Hart­ meihbera of the Firemen's The Town Planning Commiasipn We Carry Brand NEW First qUALITY YOL. LXXV, NO. 252 parallel to, and south of. theAurn- property changed fron? Residence | (TWENTY PAGES)' MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JULY 26, 1956 (OaaalfM AiTarttalBg aa Paga IS) Johnson lot on Bolton Lake shorea. ford Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Mutual Aid System are plan­ haa, reduced the 150-foot buffer pike. ' ' : Zone A te'Reaidence Zone C; and j Merchandise At DISCOUNT Prices? PRICE FIVE CENTS SUmley W. Backus. 12 Pioneer ning another "planned" fire. lone on the north aide of the new X Provides Additional Parking Mr, iftd Mra. Gustave ,Schaller,.i Mr. and Mrs. Fred Woodhouse Circle, has been named Roberr Sunday a few of the member shopping center on W. Mid< preen Manor asked that the who/are asking that about 60 : and aon, Richard, • 19 Benton St., Allan. They have another yotthg units under, the direction o f . buffer be reduced in order to pro­ a e m of land on McNail St. at the ; have returned from Anderson. S. Tpke. to 100 feet. son, Janies. The maternal ^an d- Colunribia fire chief. Richard K. vide additional parking space. 'Ilio 'Wilbur Croifs Highway be changed ! C „ vrhere they attended the wed­ paients are Mr. and Mrs, 'James . The action, which compUei with BEACH CAMP from Residence Zone A A to Busi-1 FANS Daiis. will burn the rerdains of a requeal of the ahoppii^center’a development firm contends that a ding o f their aon. Carlton F. E. Donegan, and the/'paternal ness Zone II. ' the George Cobb home on’ W. builders, was taken^xfollowing a 100-foot atrip, planted witl\, grass Tnnts Woodhouse. and Miss June Mar- grandparents, Mr. an^Mrs. Adam Main St.'Most o f the stnicture Window LifflVnsH ahall. a member of the faculty of public hearing on p»e matter Mon and shrubs, would adequately pro­ Hovnrsocks C. Backus. was destroyed by fire May 4 tect the private properties across I the Bowers School. day night. Kovnniblfl Gontnnns and the 'remains are worthless. In another taken Monday, the street from the'shopping cen­ lolls W BA Guard Club members will ter. Portobic Small fires will be set aj>d ex­ the TPC kiiproved a 20-foot re­ RAN&t Cook 5nts Xiavld L. Hansen, sen of Mr. and hold their annual picnic Friday tinguished, the same as was The other application aubhiitted duction in'^lhe,building line on the \ - 11 Oscillators 5wim Fins ^ Mrs. Ludwig B. -'anaen, 92 Waran- evening at 9:30 at the home of planned for the Eagleciile by Green Manor in conneettem 5iMpinq property of Albert W. Cavedon of oike Rd., was promoted to corporal Mrs. Charles Vincek, 148 Lydall operation,, to give men on the with its mlllidri shopping lUCl Oil 8" to 20" 27/Pitkin St. The alteration re- recently at Atlantic Fleet Marine St. They are reminded to bring spot training center would provide the center Grills Bogs headquarters, Norfolk. Va. their own dishes'and silverware. cea the line from 25 to 5 feet. with A second access road from GASOLINt Still to be 'acted on are three Low, Low Umbrnllos. World other xone-change requests that ----1 Grton Saturday, July 28, from 2 ^ o 4 were aired at Monday's hearing. Air p.m., a workera conferen^pe'w'ili be One involves a second application - 8 ' BANTLY OIL Prioes 5tomps submitted in connection with the w T T o I xpTrT ^ Mottmss held at the Vernon/Methodlat i ' I':!' , INI Chiirch for thoae who'are intereat- shopping center by its builder. c d ^ the church achool. Mlaa Phyl­ Green Manor 'Estates, Inc. ► FIAN0TUNIN8 i " 'I I IM I I MANCHESTER SURPLUS SALES CO. The Planning Commission is lis Stprra, who/g on the aiafT of TCL MItciull 9-4S95 the epnnerticut Council . of scheduled to hold an executive ses­ IB9 N. MAIN STREET— AT DEPOT SQirARE t KEMP'S, Inc. I M l 8 -T lll—OPEN D A IL Y TO 9:00— SAT. TO 5:30 Churchea/wylll be preaent to give sion ‘ next Wednesday night, and, m ROCKVIlir S-2177 aaslatance. presumably, will act on these re-

1- - -Sw-'jy-A J Four Aboard Liner8\ OTHER JULY SPECIALS r - DAYS OF HALE’S Known in Manchester A i r D r a m a ! Rescue Called A 70-year-old Manche,sterfdaughtera. «ged 21 arid 19, and a O f R e s c u e s Greatest Ever woman and a mother and h er i HITE SALE! , , • . X ' .Three of her huaband a broUiera two children coming from , nv* Mancheater: Leo Diana. Boston, July 26 i/P)— Some ■< I Italy to relative.sln4his town • 5« Clinton st.: Frank V. Diana, I9i of the drama surrounding the Nrw ^prk, July'26 — Two great Trans*At« were among the survivors of ®ak St.r and William Diana, 2i8 collision of the Italian liner lahtic liners, laden, with thousands of carefree paaaen> SHEETS ANM ILLOW CASES last night’s fo g 7shrouded sea ’A'^afater Mra. Victoria Frago, An.dre'a Doria . and the gers, collided with a rending crash in off Mawa> collision between the luxury lives in Hartford. Swedish liner Stockholm was liners Andrea Doria and According to Gustave E. Florin contained, in the following chiisetts last night. One-^the Italian liner Andrea TYPE 130 TYPE 144 TYPE 180 Stockholm. of 158 Maple St., a friend of Mrs. Doria— keeled over and plunged to its doom in the Chellberg, she was returning to l adio me.'tsage.s picked up by LADY PEPPERELL LADY PEPPERELL The.v are: the Coast Guard last night ocean depths at mid-morning today. DAN RIVER Mra. Anna <5hellbarg, ,140 School Sweden for a 3-montha visit. She SUPERFINE MUSLIN ^ COMiED PERCALE 8t.. who waa aboard the Stock­ ha..., $2.39 Reg. 98.09. 73 x 108 ...... $2.49 Mra. Angelina Diana, 4S her aon Antonio Diana and one of his Biaggio, 8. and daughter Victoria. aitother chip. Please. Ship in col- miles south of Nantucket Island, its 1,709'passragera daughters, with -Mr. and Mra. rsomx '* 8, who were aboard the Andrea Frank Diana, left for.N ew York and crew were snatt:hed to safely by other ships in his* R e g X 108 ...... $1.89 Reg. 99.39., 81 x 108 ...... $2.59 Reg. 98.89. 81 x 188 ....- ___ $2.6? Doria. j 12:0(4''a.in. (From the Stock­ City at 6 o'clock this inoming af­ holm): Collided with another ves­ lory’s greatest rescue operation. All were reported aafe. |ter learning of the collision of the sel in position 40-30 N 69-45 \V. Reg. 9t.99. 81 x 108 ______$2.09 Reg. 93.89. 90 X'108...,. $2 99 Reg. 98.89. 90 x 108 . . . . ___ $3.09 The Andrea Doria aank . thia two'Ships. But still undelermine oiir damage. Four died later. An undetermined number morning ahortly after 10 o'clock, i amazed Freighter’ Beached William Disda receiyed a tele­ 12:09 a m. (Fro:vi .the- Stock­ were injured. Reg, 99c. 43 X 99 Oaaee. Each 45c Reg. 89c. 43 x 88 eaaes. Each 55c Reg. 79e. 43 x 88f > ^wee*. Each with ail paa.aengera reportedly res­ phone call at 10 a.m. from Antonio The freightei^-Fairisle. damaged in coilisinn with a tanlter off Ambrose Light July 23, reals on 65c cued. holm l : Badly uexaged. Full bow side on a sandbar off Gravesend Bay. New York. July 25. Salvage workera were forced to beach The disa.stroii.s sma.sh occurred at 11;20 p.m. last night 1. N O SEAAAS in. bock to Hp er iMr. ; who reported that port authorities crushed. Our No. 1 hold filled with "ITie Stockholm la pi I oceeding j told hitit all passengers on the An': i the ship tn^Save her from sinking when incoming water got ah.ead of amount their pumps couiR .some 200 mile.s notheast o f N e w York-W hen, for some inex­ water. W , h-i.t to rla.v in our handle. ,r iA P Wirephoto). 2.. ONE-NECE Momtan vamp for comfort alowly to, New York City under drea- Doris hsd been evacuated ' poaition. Help if j-ou can. plicable reason, the Andrea Doria and the Swedish liner REG. 98e Yd. Its own power. The number of and were safe. i 12:32 a.m. (Fiom Stockholm to Stockholm crossed paths. k 2* N O NAILS to Hurt tiny foot paaaengera on the latter ship haa Antonio and a daughter arrived not yet been determined. Aiidrek'.;Doria); Lower your iife- The Andrea Doria carried modern radir equipment which in this country two years ago. In bpata. tV^'csn pick you up. OTHER JULY SPECIALS civeoii should have enabled it to si>qt another ship miles a w a y even May of this year the two other (.'oming to Join Huaband . 12:35 -a.ill. (From Andf-era 45” WESCO ‘BELFAST _ Mra. Diana waa coming here to children, now living here, arrived ^^r\Senate Defies Ike Hn the densest fog. , DorU ): We are Uo bendii^'(list­ join her husband, Antonio-Diana, and. joined their’ father and sister. ing). Impossible, to; pu th oS s over At 11:22 p.m. came the electrifying radio message from of Hartford, and the rest of her Mrs. Diana and the two young- In Test After Tho R o o ro st fabric to Irish Linon side. Please send lifihoats im­ the Stockholm: .: famUy. Besides the two children mediately. ' Sixteen colors in wonderful “Belfast” j With h ^ , she has two other (Continued on Page Two) "W o have dollidecj^ with another ship. Please (stand by) shin CEHOIISESSON — unconditionally guaranteed washable, yU» 1:05 a.m. ( F’^or* He de France Death March in collision.” ' 5 ------crease resistant and preshrunk. 7 9 ' to Cape Ahh); Veasels near ahe A few momenta-later the Stock­ scene; we shall lie area at 1:45 iv'm, PaiTis Island, S. C.. July 26 uPv - holm added: WE GIVE At^^GRfiEN STAMPS . Whgt 'can 1 do to help? dazzling 'A. N avy doctor told the courl- Wa.shington, July 26 (/P)-^Defying a presidential •veto, the "Badly dathaged.' Full, how French Master REG. 99c Yd. ^ 1 :1 0 a m. (Cape Ann t c He de A P Check Sho ws Nixon mgrt^i of S.Sgt. klatthcw C. Mc- Senate toda.v repa.ssed without debate or opposition a bill crushed. Our No. 1 hold filled with Special Purchase Of France): He says immediate need water. . . help if yon can." new for lifeboati for about 1,000 paa- Keon ic(da.v that the ex-drill In-, authorizing more than $2 billion worth of military construc­ The^-' ascertaining the- Identity Radios Story sengers and 500 crew. struitor was sober an hopr aftei^ tion but tying a congressional string on moiiey for m ilitary of ti>e other vessel, the Stockholm 36” A.B.C. PRINTED-»oalB. The government is expected to the House for action on the provi­ pick you up." •' Washlngtou. July 38 — •s-ditch Nix<^--l4e hipted yesterday l:35 a.nn. t^toclcholm to Andrea conclude its case against McKeon sion for a congressional check be- : House P a s s ^ (EDITOR'S , NOTE: The Asi g s s With ah autumn air, to take you any- . \ Harold Slnaaen said toda.v he hi hop^r^aehhower will give it Doria): We aie launch'ing all avail­ this afternoon. Aftei-wards the fore the mone.v is s)>ent. The PLAIN SAIL CLOTH able lifeboats. court p'lan.s to adjourn until O^a.m., House also must pass on the Sen- - SUMMER SPECIALS where at anytime. V-neck. Navy and 'P w lll "make no adverae (Comment : aom^.-iencouragement. Presumably over^S^e about any Republican" until n j h ^ means the Chief Executive 2:25 a.m. rAppaienlly from (EDT) Monday, ' ste's action in eliminating some $3Ta7 B illioB fin black. Sizes 161,0 thru 2 4 '2 . Stockholm i; Di Andrea Doria has •M.vater.v Mission S1S>4 million for Talos guided ^'^Uier*sWDa*in"the''^*lc^^W France, for am arcount of the Bright and coloTful for dresses, skirts, a B l* 8.98 new poll o f sentiment ns to a ^inlglIght say sontething to the effect 1 r J *"■ rescue operation after the colU- ALL NEW SUMMER^UITS party vice presidential candidal^- that'the vice presidential nomina­ begun to abandon ship. Defense attorney Emile Zola Bet^ niisrile installation.-*. of ^ l i n e r s .Andrea Doria sportswear, bathing suits, draperies, etc. m tion still isn't settled and 'that , 3:05 a.m. (Stockholm .to lie riian of New York City said he ^•Democratic leader I,.yndon John­ New unds He de France, began picking up REGULAft, LONGS. SHORTS. iSTOUTS and Atasaen anaoiincetl thia decision' and Hie Stockholm, This Is his Crease resistant. * * I G o after a breakfast meeting w;lth there are a lot Of goOd possibilities de France): Our foreship dam- \yanted to undertake a m.vsterious son of Te.xas obtained s|>eed.v Sen­ the exchange and raced from all ate action on the measure b.v csll- etor}-). SHORT STOUTS— SIZES 35 to 50 - OOP chairman Leonard Hall around, such as Nixon and Herter, mission of "iitniast imporiance in 'Washtngtofj, July 26 ivp)— The points of the compass with every (Continue on Page. Tw o) connection with this case." i ing it up under a unanimous con- ounce of power available. whom he had dehoiineed earlier Staasen hinted, too, at niore Housele q^Cklyqujckly passed and'sent to By CAPT. De BCAUDEAN' blasts o f,his own. including release Di-; R. J. Atche,

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MANCHESTEa EVENING H E R ^ , MANCHESTER, CDNM.. THURSDAY, JULY 2«; 1958 X liANCHESTER E V E N ^IN G 'h ERALD, M A N ^SraR , CQNN„ THURSDAY, JtJLY 26, 1956 PAGiPTWO * ' I-..-.-...... - ■ ■ ...... ' ------. . — . . — ,— ^ — 11 i.i . I . I' . I ...... ■ - i ' N was well within normal limits of ford, in June 1952. He served two 'wood t)r. l^hi., Draghl .attended ■obriety?"# . taFOND years in the Army and ia preaent- Ball State Teach'Crs^College, Mun- [eady to Give Raises McKebij Sober “ Yes, sir,” Atcheson replied. ly employed by the Travelers In­ cie, Ind., and' was graduated from Four A hoard Liners A,toheson also said that within surance Co. ‘ Butler' University, Ihditinopolis, his bbeervatlon McKeon walked a BROTHERS A fter . Aug 1, Mr, and* Mrs. Ind.' Her husband is a graduate of To MartinySheekey^ Police in Test After straight line and "his gait seemed STEAK HfOUSE Woodhouse will make their home East Hartford High School and is A i r D r a ^ t t normal to me.” ^ employed by ttte Sanitary Paper Known in Manchester ------? in this towh. In several salary decialona last I McKeon is facing a g ^ R f»l MONSON, BRAsk . Mill, East Hartford. Death M a^h ■opurt-martial on charges t dr In- WiMNlhouse-MarbhaU John A. Wiede, Fairfield. night, the Board' DIt^ I ^ ts- in -' Whole Blood Kept Home of Sam *f Fiu ^ DraKhi-Morgan (Ooa, tlons. • ' last night: Italian liner for' live hours after vise. use cannot be manufactured, it "No, sir, I did not,” the medical white orchid. (Stockholm the collision with "Stockholm last Stockholm: Did you get company mu.st come from humans. Do officer replied. Robert O. Muller of New York Mrs. Donald-Parker of Cincin­ for trip ? Unrfer the pollce^ncreases pro­ 16 CREWMEN S.4VED Carl A.^Carlson. Shelton. night before he was taken off. posed, probationary regular will your part. The defence then launched a long City gave hia niece in marriage nati, Ohio, was matron of honor. ill Post l o ^ a l l his belongings ex­ 3:28 a.m. Stockholm 'replies; Give a pint of blood wlien the examination of the mechanics of Hakodate, Japan, July 26 (♦'1— and ahe was attended by her sla­ She wore a pale pink polished cot­ Mrs. AnnA CaatagnoMi, .Strat­ Not yet but now think we will receive an increase from $1.75 to /)/« CONDI riONf D cept the/Wothes he was wearing. Red Cross Bloodmoblle \*isit.s the blood test for intoxication. As Sixteen crewmen were rescued ter, Mrs. Lawrence Cruser Jr. of ton dreas and carried a fan with an Pi ford. . „ . proceed New York as soon as we $1.90 „an hour; Patr'olmen 1 go HAIF AND HALF Hjehad been on a tour of Eu- Center Congregational Qhurch for the, percentage reading. Dr. yesterday from the 49-ton Japa­ Bristol, 'I'enn.. aa matron of .honor. arrangement of pink roscbud.s and Mrs. Anna 1*. Elfgren, East get our ' lifeboats aboard, Please from $1.92. to $2.10; Patrolmen 2 tiitl visiting schools . ahd seeing Thursday, Aug., 2, from 10:45— Atcheson admitted: nese fishing boat Shotoku Maru EASTWOOD Mias Lueretfa I.'rown of Glehville. carnation tufts. Kllllngly. stand by. front, $2.02 to $2.20; sergeants and which burned and sank in Aleutian tart Mr. and Mrs. Axel L a r a e jv t' 'mt son, Lt, Donald S. Post, who the police mechanic from $2.12 to 3:30 p.m. V- -* "Y-ou come aa close as you can." Ga.. ;was bridesmaid. Richard Eugene W^keland, brother-in, is With the Arm y in Munich, 3:30 a.i^. He d « France to waters. Maritime authorities here A Great <'la»lc laaille Caraa Woodhouse was his brother's i>est 51 rs. Carlton F. Woodhouse law of Ihe bride, was^ best man. Woodstock. . Cape Ann: How many- regcued $2.40; lieutenants from $2.20 to He aso admitted there were a Germany. said the boat's skipper was listed Naw'-' man and ushers were Lawrence Donald Parker was usher. Mr. and Mrs. John E.,-lAind- people have you'on board? $2.60; the captain's position from n'lmber of f: ctors—such aa where SrCe**- Me\ fVrrnr • ttrrific he and Fixtures Five from Norwalk is missing. Ci'user Jr. and Robert Switenburg tions. and Brinrciif? roses. iTie The couple will live a t-45 E'ng^le- quist, Canterbury. 3:.50 a.m. Stockholm to Coast $2.75 to $2.98; the chief froirT’a make the choice between them, the testing apparatus is stored and o f Anderson. bridesmaid’s g o ^ and flowers Mr. ahd Mrs. Richard F. Post, Five Norw'alk residents were Guard station in Massachusetts yearly salary pf $6,812 to $7,280. however. how it is cleaned—that could af • "Haidiand iione or with “Lili” were.identical t^ h k t of 'he bride's Farmington, among the passengers on the two Urgent message to nearest Comat Thoae ihcreases are roughly Martlh*" said that to' make djvo feet the readi ig. . EAST J»at«r” The bride's gown of white silk Will Be S6ld Below Cpstf Waiter P.'Rasmussen. Stratford, luxury liners which collided in a Guard station. Have three seri­ equivalent to the hikee given captaincies because' there are two In his testinony, the doctor, a organJy was si vied with a molded sister,-Mrs. Crdseir. your fm riU , 111 ('alar ■ Following/the ceremony, a re­ Jean M. Rasmussen, Stratford. thick fog off Nantucket late last ous casualties aboard our ship salaried workera in other depart­ lieutenants would require creating graduate'of the University of Ten­ bodice, its scoop neckline and short S:IQ ception was given at the KIrit by Mr. and M rs.'Pscar Roos, M t night. from Andrea who need immediate ments directly-: under Martin's five positions for lieutenants be­ nessee Medical School, said he had sleeves outlin’ d .with medaliona of ENTIRE S T Q C K ^ 0 ^ GIRLS’ AND LADIES'DRESSES. SKIRTS, Oarmel, Hamden Aboard the Andrea Cipria were attention. Please investigate if control. cause there.are five sergeants. administered a sobriety test to Mc­ Alencon lace. T.ie . full skirt, the b r ld ^ aunt. Miss .Marie m t - Mrs. Anna Shelbid*. West Hart­ Conoemed Over Vaeancy SHOWN T4)NIOHT O N LY l adorned with the .same medallions, shall o0tnder8oii. The decoration^ Mr. and Mrs. William B. Stevens, possible send helicopter to our The Directors felt Martin should Keon about midnight April 9, or BLOUSES. SHdRTS, SLACKS. LINGERIE AND SPORTSWEAR T?je''Directors expressed concern JeSa Almmaai terminated in a chapel train. Her were^lnk-and white gladioli and'K ford. Silvermine Ave., and GulUano position. Lat. 40:34 N, Ixing. press for the appointme'nt of a about three hours aftef the night NOW THRV 8ATI IDAY Tke OrcAft Gay Nadliaa Mary Wheeler, New 'Haven. last night over the fact that no French illusion veil war draped carnations combined with lube Porfliio, 73 Lexington Ave. 69.45. W. captain. disciplinary march ',.egan. I ALAN ROAANNA Srrprii f'iiillrr ••HILDA . . PRICED FANTASTICAUY LOW FOR QUICK DISPOSAL! Mr. and Mrs. Stievens were re­ , 3:,54 a.m. Ile .de France to captain ha. been appointed to fill To each question by Berman, LADI> rOltKSTA “ Diabolique” fronr a cap of organdy and 'ace, roOes. i The Board briefly discussed the I’SANTIAflO" ^ The bride, a jdaughter of the late turning after a 7-weeks around Andrea Doria; L intend to return the vacancy in the police depart­ Atcheson, 27, replied, ‘'the test (non*t RpbpaI CRANE” embi-oid'eled" in aeed, pearls. Her Highway Department budget last ------P in , ------I'liipniaMrnpA Joseph Calhoun and Vesta Dennett the-world trip which began in Ja­ full speed to New York as soon ment and therefor* no logical sqc-' was negative.” the fCndiiiKt bridal bouquet i aa of whi'ie feath­ night but reached no concluaiohs. I'raiik Lavajay Atid Cftlar Mar.shall. attended the University pan where 'Stevens, an employe of as you will release rhe. Are you ceasor ii being trained to replace In describing the test, the ered cai-nations, valley lilies wl ' Budget meetings next week are S:Q& of South Carolina and is on the |the Standard OH Co., of .New York abandoning ship or do you stay Police Chief Herman O, Schendel, lieutenant from MemphiSi Tenn., white orchard center. ENTIRE STOCK OF LADIES' on board with a party? How who it eligible for retirement in Scheduled for Tuesday, Wednesday The honor attenr.ant wore a/blue faculty of tpe local Bowera School. N r Sbeuf iwrtkRl* ligd been on business for his Arm .and • Friday. said.J'One test _is for equilibrium. S tN D A Y many persons have you still got about two years! and white embroidered, wgandy The" bridegroom is a graduate of msdical cart, ^eiie. . f wrkt: aihee 1955. The subject stands with Jils'feet "SAFARI" and "TOY TIGER” Williston Academy, Eaalhampton. Pbrtlio was returning from a on board to evacuate, more or There is nc obiupulspry" retire­ cloee together and shuts his eyes, gown with blue taffeta mm. She CONNICTICUT M IDICAi SIRVICI It's to TOO b i g FX)R r o a d .Mass., and Trinity College. Hart- REG. $1.89n$2.8V Visit m his native where he leas? ment age. Workers may retire at The teat was negative." carried a bouquet o f.p ^ k carna- R.O. (OX 101 • RlW NAVIN 1 3:56 a.m., to Andrea Doria: This 65 or they may continue, to work Guilford. July: 26 ■ State Po­ •'You mean,” Berman asked, "it BLOUSES had beeh since March 17. AboardHjie Stockholm were Mr. is a U.S. Navy vessel and we have with the permission of the general lice arrested truck driver John and Mrs. Roff Huriip, en route to a doctor and hospital staff aboard. manager. Kiwanis.,39, Orange, yesterday be­ ENTIRE StOCK OF Stockholm. Sweden, where Hurup 4:25 a.m. Stockholm to Andrea: Schendel h«a indicated he does cause they said the ekrth loader was to take ov^r as regional man­ Have approximately 425 survivors' not plan to retire when he becomes he was carrying was too Hig to be carried on a road without a police ager of the electronics division of aljoard Stockholm. 66. escort. The loader, being used for. the Sperry-Rand 6orp. 4:33 a.m. Coast Guard vessel The captancy has bden vacant REG. $1.89.$4.29 Kelly to Stockholm: Have one since November 1963 when the construction of the Connecticut O a k G r il l Turnpike, was 102 feet long - and GIRLS’ DRESSES doctor aboard and be In your posi­ late Capt. William Barron retired CATiEBING TO SMALL PARTIES And BANQUETS tion about one hour. Each year since then the budget weighed 70 tons. 4:34 a.m. Stockholm* to Coast has provided a captain's salary, but , 30 OAK ST. — MANCHESTER ENTIRE SIOCK OF LADIES' House Passes Guard; It Is desired to give An­ Schendel haa not made the appoint i drea D oria, your medical af- ment. . FINE FOOD ★ QUALITY BEVERAGES IP EAST HARTFORD LA S T B A Y $3.7 Billion ill sistance. We have helicopter on Last year and this year, Schen­ DAILY SPECIALS REG. $1.89 ! ilNI WlHfS AND LIQUORS wav for our injured. ' del requested funds for two cap ■\ 4:58 a.m. He de France to Stock­ tains, but Martin has turned down F a m i l y • HOMEMADE RAVIOLI PEDAL PUSHEfiS I!! holm; All passengers rescued. Pro­ the request. m New Aid Funds • VEAL SCALLOPINI * BREADED VEAL CUTLH -N 1! ceeding to New York full speed. The Directors and Martin agreed Carload for COMPLETE STOCK OF 100 GOnON Gin% (Coast Guard ves.sel l Standing by last night that a^,.;v)lntmant.of two (Oentinned from Page One) Andrea.No more help needed captains would be illo.gical organi­ Today thru Sat. .5:13 a-.m. Stbckliolm queries sationally, especially in riew of Robert Terry provision satisfactory since it does Coast Guard ship: Is the’ e any the fact that Schendel is opposed Wagner Moore REG. $2.69 RED CROWN n o t' affect about 1100 million al­ Navy ship that can be ready to to the creation of any separate "BENEATH THE HOUSE DRESSES ready in the pipeline for Yugosli^- escort its to New York as a pre­ special diWEion, which it second 12 51ILB ” PICNIC SHOWN AT «:40 S!2SS via from previous appropriations. caution as soon as we pick up bur captain woul' head. Elizabeth Taylor in Originally, the House voted S3,- lifeboats in aboutxme'hour? Martin sa.va Schendel feels that I EVERY PAIR OF LADIES' r 6.W 425,120.000 for. the aid program 5:15 a.m. He, d* France to* to aet up a detective division or an “ Elephant W alk" and the SenS'le 14,110,920,000. Manaqui: No more h ^ needed. • accideiit investigation division President Elisenhower early this TELEYISIO: 6:10 a.m. UnidenUYied ship to Would (ttKourage^initiative on the 1st 2 (idults 50' othrr( FRC£ ROBIN HOOD year asked Congrees to provide Coast Guard; Andrea Doria list­ part of beat patrolmen who would REG. $1.89 STH 9 A C ♦4,859,000.000. ing henvily..4the main deckline is become iminlerested and would P U Y SHORTS PROOf •OT In addition to the new cash, the et t)ie water. learn less. Martin told the Direc­ c m . i o e w % P R 4 > C W A > iS bill allows the aid program to re­ i ,6:47 a.m. Stockholm to Coast tors he felt Schendel'a theory is tain 8240 million o f unexpended Guard; No radio contact with An­ sound. nffiNim ■ \ ■ ■ 6.99 balances from past appropriations. Hartford drea Doria. Apparently unal^e Press for Appointment - DRIVE-IN7M'//r Video Everyday'— ■ FAMOUS MAKE Obligated but unexpended past ti.se radio further. Msrtin ssid Schendel decided TOMORROW ■ LADIES' and GIRLS' ^ ■ LADIES' NYLON *4 appropriations of about 16>j bil­ TUlWPINI* j .All Rights Reserved'-- POLO CLUB 7."SO a.m. Cape Ann to Coast that the .opening should be Ilnntted MuaMrcwBiMi* H/T. Dickinson A Co., Inc. lion are not af(ected. Guard: Our copnt is 168 survivora. to ohe o f the two lieutenants now a V M M H T tUMaaSMlM Major allotments agreed on by wroR jANEr ,St 2.S9 They are al| over and it is diffi­ on the force. In Exciting Cotort Is the conferees include these: cult. Two seriously Injured. Bruises He is reportedly reluctant to MATURE-LEIGH General military assistance, $2,- and shock plentiful but two doc­ BRAS 2:. |P A N T IE S IS L IP S "MOHAWK" 4>-1 1 6.89 017.500,000. tors in attendance. Released by HG,; $1..10-$2..'i.0. Defense supports for Europe ex- Coast Guard and proceeding at SCOTT BRADY . eluding Greece and Turkey, $68.- best speed. Used all life ‘ boats. R ITA GASf noMCotoe COLBERT 700,000; of this amount at least Very proud of conduct of officers M XMNllUnil • MUm OlVER "Dosparafe Haurs" SAFARI SHOWN AT 19:80 2.99 B50 pilllion will' be available for and crew. Arrive Ambrose Light ENTIRE STOCK OF LADIES' ^ ^ Spain on a grant basis, with SlS’ a 5 p.m. m m m m Hl'MPHREY BOGART million of that earmarked to pur­ 7:40 a.m. Army ahip Private Recommeadp^t FREDRIG MARCH amk chase o f farm products. Thomas to Coast Guard s "N o com­ "DIABOLIQUE go together — munication . With Andrea DoriS. ELECTRONICS wheMjer on a sandy beach For the Near East and Africa. At 8:16 ; 4 ^ j .REG. ta S3.99 yodka Including Greece and Turkev, Has 45-degree starboard list. Large ♦CAN RIMMONS - Gl'Y MADISON STARTS SUNDAY or in woods. See B167'i million.. For Asia, $873', gash below starboard bridge wing. LABORATORIES our com line before nion .means "HILDA CRANE" "SAFARI” Victor M ^re ybu buy, SKIRTS List increasing. Seaworthiness nil. million, for Latin AWerit'a, $52 CINEMASCOPK 6:66-lR:6R "TREASURE MOUNTli^IN” NTBKM million, of which not less thsn $15 Last report captain and 11 crew COAST TO COAST still on board. No passengera. SAT.' 1 ^ M , . "Wlgyftat OK_P*'^ MEIIU liMbBitBlBr 277 BROAD LADIES' LINEIO^APlb UNLINED million will be used for assistance 'SCN.: "SArARI" - "TOY^iOEB’’ CHILDREN M STH.M Q C to Guatemala. 7:45 a.m. Freighter Hopkins to Ni w tnqlond* I Pi i/qr nuiiJ At i < tOOf . iOT A.TJ Coast Guard: Have on board Rob­ RADIO • T E L f V I S i 0 N For development assistance to > ert L. Hudson (606, Iberville. New countries not riceiving milltar.v REG. ta S4.99 •^^[6.99 Orleans! survivpr-of Andrea Doria. Cbasael ■ New ■avoa. Corn. X- iwistance,. to help them maintain Found hanging'on debarkation net 4:haenel U Hartfora. Cesa. eepnomic and political stability, t'hasael tJ Hprlanleld. M a». SLACKS Man is all nght but shaky. $250 million. . Mats. 2 P. M. f'haaael SR New/lMUIa, Ceaa. Budget Priced^ 7:47 a.m. ^ a s t Guard plane es NOW t'.haBBel 6S Waterbary. Coaa. ALL LADIES' Whiskies For technical aid to underdevel­ corting two helicopters: Landing Evee. Cont. Channel 65 R^yeke’ lla ii. oped nations, $15 million. on Stockholm by helicopter not THRU For the United Nation's Terlini- feasible. Will try rescue by baa From 6:45. ♦ tW 4 Sl/MICKEK MOUSE CLUB 'cal AssistAnce Program; ' $15', ket. ■■■': ■ - ' FLIPPY THE CLOWN -. flOTPOINT REDUCED TO . million.. . (tt> R o n MARKLF.V BROW BRIARCLIFF a.m. plane reported injured SAT. (SM t-OMEnV TIME child rescued in basket; ' (5S» FIIAl TMEOTEB DUSTERS ■UNDID WHKKIY 8:30 a.m. Coast Guard advised ' ■ (664 OUT M M T lln pm (rtu) APPLIANCES •« V STH A A A 20 men, including the master, ex­ 1:66 (Ml MY HERO -(66) RASCAL.S PlOOf . iOT A. t t ecutive officer and chief engineer Firm to File remained aboard Andrea Doria. 6:M ( 6) STAGE 8 AT ■omto AT T « DISTIUtSV / "Remember T« Live .'■V . LADIES’ and GIRLS’ 8:30 a.m. Coast Guard advifes U6> ADVENTUat: TREATER WHISKItS IN THIS nOOUCT five injured removed from Stock-, —Gena Aetry 4 0 # MO«E Y IA M 010 Substitute Bid holm by helicopter. m> WEATRER NORMAN’S (6R> EARLY SROW r S O of them (mostlj^youP "JaOsle Patrol'- 446 Hartford Rd. Tei. M l 9.4687 Green Manor ^ tates, Inc., <6.11 JGHNN'Y JI'PITKR HALTERS (661 TWILIGRT TREATER ‘ nd neighbors) will be OLD HARVEY hie a substitiRe application with Munsid, Smyth 6:M (K) ADVENTIBE-TIME (16.66) C-I.IMAX—“ The Maa Whs the Town. Planning Oommiasion 6:6« ( S) SPORTSenPK La«t H(. Head", . Debra serve you.TheyVe been . MINPID WNIMIY (U) PRONE YOUR ANSWER .Paael, Sir Cedrir HarJ- soon in its efforts to provide' its Home from Trip arleV.e, Prirr Larre aad - .,4 ■ _ 6:U ($t) SPORTS DIGEST r n 2 . 9 9 W. Middle Tpi;e. shopping' center ■ Jnba Erimea; ------trpiried^or their jobs aiooi' ,. iOT 6;4R ( 8) W EATHER FOBECAST (22.IR) DRAGNET REGARDLESS OF ORIGINAL PRICE . . . ■ *j. 'vith a second access road. John T.' Munsie, 144 (^ampfleld i:U ( 6) WORLD NEWS TODAY : l:M ( I) STAR rOMUBT , »on iio AT THE oismiiirf Rd. and William T. Smyth Sr., 131 (M ( NEWS 124) HIGHWAY PATROL. re eoger to pleose you TTie new application, will request (6S( 6.yNIK OAKLEY IN ) PEOPLE’S CHOICE WHISKIES IN THIS SSOOUCT a zone ch '.nge for a 50-foot by 100- E. Center St., who left in mid- 161) HALF HOUR DRA.MA ENTIRE STOCK OF LADIES' BETTER . 4 OR more years 6 id April for .Scotland, arrived home .(:60 ( X) MOVIE MUSEUM y. foot strip on the turnpike, directly (16-56) FOUR STAR PLAT- sotxth of Tower Rd. This would ,today and report a grand time. Vi , HOUSE — "SaerrM SInry", ll! They were passengera on the new MANCHESTER s. OIrk Pawell replace an application . Which WEATHERMAP Rtoor - »OT engineer engaged b/ Green Manor I 11:1* (S.2MK-M) W EATHER Edlngpurgh." - A Stunning Productloh!'^^ 2:16 ( ») a d v e n t u r e s IN NEWS OISTIUtO IN INDIANA^ to,help prepare plans I'or the $2', ------:______(IS-66)-DOUGLAS EDWARDS 11:16 ( XI LF.S PAUL R MARY FORD 2-Pe. COORDINATES, SLACKS and SHORTS, SLASHED TO ...... -N. r. Daily Ntwt (16) RIG SHOW 4 YEARS OlO million shopping center on W..Mid­ AND THE NEWS dle Tpke St Broad St. The fliat Australian television (« ) YESTERDAY’S NEWSREEL "Glory At Sea" transmission channels'are now In (66) JOHN DALY AND THE tu ) LIFE Wit h El i z a b e t h -ft ‘ ^ ‘ The eng neer, Elarl H. Flynn of (22) m i n i s t e r t o n i g h t experimental use. the circuits be­ NEWS West Hanford, said that the loca­ 11:26 ( 6) NTTECAP TREATER ing u.sed by companies making B< It U iMvJB A Masterpiece 2:2* (2R) SPORTS "Sammer Alarm’* ^ tion opporite "To^'er Rd. would be 2:26 (66) W fcATHERVANE ♦ II ;M 122-Ml TONIGHT Hundreds of other unadvertised vqlues at prices WESTBURY RESERVE television , equipment to test Saturday Maviaw 1:IR ( t ) NEWS the moat desirable for a aecond ac­ receiving gets. * 2:66 ( •) LONE RANGER _ ' _ _ _ . } STRAWNT RYE cess road. The only er.iatlng road (ISAI) SOT. PRESTON OF THE sth Sours High As Film Entortaihmont... yuKOM that will truly amaze you . . . Don't , miss out . . «o - « c c 'iiUo the shopping center from the (22-36') SNOOKY LANSON SHOW J. A. WHITE RROOR tOT turnpike is 'ocated near iti west­ Somothing to Shout About! '—lo t Angalat Mirrar Moiart (U) RODNDUP ^OIBTIUIO JN-MARYIAND . erly boundi*yr 2 :tt -<22-66) HEWS CARAVAN However. FlyAn’s recommenda­ ■ :6R < 6) TELEPHONE TIME _ Come down early Fri, 9 A .M ... .and See for Yourself 4 YEARS, OlO . tion was disputed by Alexander (U-66) BOB CUMMINGS SHOW MANSFIELD <2*-*l) BEST o r GROL'CBO Jarvis, who -attended the (tearing. Excellent! TRAPEZE^ is a

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X ' ■ ■ -s . ■ r '. MANCgESTOR EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. 6 b N N , THURSDAY, JULY 26, 1966 r A G s n v B MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, JULY 26, 1956 LG& FOUB ri- , cent increases every year for three' This One’s an All-Year Sucker Hospital Hikes y e a w ^ ‘ ' BEFORE YOU CONViRt^ n Taking In announcing the neii^ pay scales.. Watkins said they are not ton Pay Rales for intended as X ^st-of-living ad­ INVESTIGATE— ^ Full in justment but to bH«ijg^present hos­ pital salaries closer ttfatandards 285 Employ es of business and industrijt’'4je said Check•S tidal the w age! of workera in' Uie'lov^-er (CoaUnaetl from Pagb One) echelons are itiost out of line. FLUID HEAt /. . (CmUnued from Page Other employes who will get '' s their basic starting salary. raises are dietary and housekeep­ H a H id he once asked Hodge \vn,v ing workers, x-ray and laboratory ha could not give complete detail Under the new plan, the nurses’ on the cashing of the fradulenl pay scale will run from J64.80 technicians, and business office w arrants. Hodge replied;^ weekly to S74.M). N urses get 6 per personnel. “I was very busy trying to do j .a good job in t^e auditors office- , and this parliciilar part .has al­ ways been hary to me. My mind AI.SO THE LATEST S does not function when it comes : to this angle." ■ ; DS NO WATER) Other highlights of the aum- AIR CONbtTIONER m ary; Hodge. ^ in accounting for the ‘ money: • / ,' IILW L Y WEIS ‘•Well. 1 foolishly bought bad FOGARTY Investments and I paid my ex­ penses wliich were very high and^ = s s s = = FUELOIL = = I have some o( the money lit in­ vestments." , ' JEODO HIGHLAND COAL—CONNECTICUT COI^^! . Explaining that Me needed cam­ paign money, and had told Epping 319 BROAD sr.x ’ , Ml 9-4539 , he did. Hodge said the \varr»nt- ’'Caatdng scheme got started" this ^ way in-MaJT 19S5: ‘ ‘■Epping ctong in one day ami , said he had sonto-^:arrants he; thought we could cash''thai were , paym ents on services rerideVed,; and materials purchased. j "As I recall. I called Edward ; Hintz. 1 told him there would he some warrants that woiild be all I right for him to cash. 1 did not , Know the amount but they' were j all right and he could cash them." | Hintz didn't know the warrants I Be A FullTime Voter! wer^ phony, Hodge said. ] ll-rald Phnin h\- Pinto Epping took the fake ^warrants This is a nose! Craig Stephen Euahey, almost it"-mi^nth8 old. made fi^fbiuis very alowly with his AITOREN LEnER TO NHVLYWEDS to the Southmoor Bank'for cash-I looking flat-faced companion. .. And even when Craig got up coura^o u r a ^ to ’ do some exploring Ing and thb ban put the money Inin ; >he kept at arm's distance from the ,1-poiind lollypop. - Craig is the-non of Mr. aivd Mrs. Alfred E. Bnshey Register With A Party! DEAR MRS. N E ^ Y W E D ! "Wo hopo that.you^lTMjoy o lifotimt of wod- an envelope for Hodge's personal of 33 Division St. Mrs. Bushey has been calculating how many appetites you can apoil with the mon- ded bliss". . .Whod you rotum from your hodoymoofr and sot up houso- use. strous confection. YOV MI ST H.4VE A P.4RTY"r EGISTR.\TION Hodge, on Epping: TO VOTK IN THE PRI.M.4RV ELECTION IN SEPTE.MBER keoping, you will wont to furnish yoiir kitpken and homo laundry with the •T don’t believe he got any of It. i t o c k v i l l e man. H id today, the SBC feels ' more costly than if U was erected H a w k in s ; You'm s a c k e d s | s a id nation's vory host. Wo at Normon'f Ini^o you to com# to Monehostor's I believe I got ir all. I don’t think further reductions in classroom ^ now. Epping would do that to me." 'This decision. Talcott said, was Favorite Appliance Center .wltb, yppvkubby and see the line of now 1956 area ran be made without injuring Enrollment Dote: Friday, July 27 On rumored tie-ins with down- A iiditoriuiii A sked , made after consultations 'with CANADA DAY QUININE WATERS HOTPOINT opplioncos! You'll be;^oasod os punch" with the many un­ atate racket figures Frank (Bus­ ! the present school program and at | school administration officials; j the same time include the audi­ Time: 12 to 9 P.M' usual * and exclusive HOTPOIN|/features. . , and prices that wlH truly ter) Wortmon, Elmer (Dutch) By School G roup ■ Now there’s a 'chap who knows whaVs best Dowling, and Thomas Berry; torium. The unit expressed the Place: Basement of the Municipal Ruiiding. amaxe you and be kind tejyebr budget. ^ He knew Wortman' and Dowling I belief postponement of construc­ . for a gin-and-tonic. He wants lightness and i Rockville. Jvily 26 (Special 17 - tion of an auditorium would prove dryneM ... sparkling, bitter-sweet taste... “only slightly,” B erry aonjew’ha l I At a meeting last night with the f better. j architects drawing plans for the I glacier-blue color. He wants Canada Dry V Voiers may al.so change from one party to another at I new high school, the School Build- ' EMERGENCY .Quinine Water. Only Canada Dry Quinine this enrollment, but they will not be eligible to vote in ! ing Committee asked that the 1 _ water gives you your choice of family, club or ; plans be levised again so that an I OIL lURNER September ({.S' law requires 6 months waiting period for I auditorium can be included. Inurai Agaiist SERVICE individual size bottled. Answet ,this One and You’ll Answer this Oite and YouHl Now You^re Ready to Go Local Stocks ]• This was the second time the 1 change over between parties, SBC asked for a reduction in'plans VACATION RAIN? to keep within the town's $2,000.- ; CALL ■ " ■ ' ■ ■ ■ ." , Fnto the Isolation Booth! \ <)tioteUoaa Furnlthed By 000 debt limit. Last week the SBC ' THIS .At) PRESE.VTE0 A PI BI.K! SERVICE Reach the First Plateau! Rehcfi the Second Plateau! ^ -^b u n B Bdiddlebrook, Inc. WILLIAMS asked that the overall area of the If net, coB ' BY THE DE.MOCRATIC^QtT'N rO.MMITTEE. ' \ \ Baak Stotika school. be reduced about 10.000 OIL SERVICE Bid Atke^ I square feet. The committee also LEE M. SILVERSTEIN ' ■' -■ - ■ Firet Natiiteal'Bank I at that time asked for the audi- MI9-0E38 For Further Information Coll Ml 9*2068 YVHAT’S this NEW 1956 of Mancbekter...... 29 >4 I loriuin to be excluded,. Ml 9-4548 WHAT’S this NEW 1956 WHAT’S this NEW 1956 Hartford Nktlohgl , John G. Talcott Jr., SBC chair- Bank and Tnisr-Qo. 29‘'i Conn. Bank andk T rust Co...... Manchester Trust . Fire InMiraaca Ae.tna Fire . Hartford Fire .... National Fire ...... 130 140 Phoenix ...... 74 • .77 'V... Life and Indenuiity Ins. Cos. Aetna Life ...... 196. 206 $mith-Frazier, Inc. Aetna Casualty ...... 124 134 Conn. General ...'.... 285 300 Colonial Furniture ELECTRIC RANGE DO for Hartford Steam Boil. 96 104' A U TO M A TIC T rav ela’s . . . . v ...... 74 79 307 Eest Center St., Lenox Ploia Phene Ml 9*9067 REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER Pnblio UtUitlea Conn.'Light'Power .. 184 20> Conn. Power ...... 3 9 4 41 > ^ THE PARK At THE DOOR STORE DO for YOU that NO OTHER YOU that's YEARS AHEAD Hartford Elec. L t ... 57 - 59 Hartford Gas Co...... 36 ' 39 GIVE YOU THAT NO OTHER So, New England Tel...... 40 42 2-Pc. Lqwson ER CAN DO? of ALL Other Electric Raises? Maoufactuiing Companies Am. Hardware 184 20> REFRIGERATOR HAS? Arrow, Hart, Heg. ... 6366' SOF AS and A h o . Spring ...... 33'* 36' Briatol ^ a u ...... 2 0 'i 22' A ie re 's T h e ' C ollins^....; ...... ,.1 1 0 126 CHAIRS K m -H art ...... 3 5 'J 38' Fafnir Bearing ...... 50 53 Answer: Landera-Frary Clk. .. 24',i' 264 N. B. Machine Co. -,., 37 . 40 ,• $1TA.OO N. Eastern Steel .... 64 74 North and Judd ...... 35 38 A.N'D V P U S E S Bussell Mfg, 11 13 Stanley W orks ...... 4 9 'j 5 2 'j Terry Steam 140 — Cushioned With lAtex Rubberized Curled Hair Filling Torrington ...... 25 27 Coil S|Jring Base—Clean, Light, Cool, Resilient. YOU'VE SEEN IT 35% L E S S U.S. Env’lp com ...... 2 3 ', 2 5 4 U.S. Env’lp.i pfd . . . . . 12 ■ 14 IN MAGAZINES ' Voeder-Root ...... 58 Hom The a 6ove quotations are not to be construed as actual noarketa. AND ON TV! P O IJC E CTBIEI-'S ELECT WATER Middicbury, .'.ily 2C iiPi—V/ater,»1: bury Police Su'pt. William J Roche has been re-elected preal- er: dent of the Connecticut State Po­ ' * Yef Gets lice Assn. All other officers also were re-elected. In l,he only execii- (RsagnMtime. Because, eager as a colt in clover, it oan barely ■ tivji 1 com m ittee ^ ehangk Ciiie-' Clothes Hiomaa McCaithy of Bristol, re­ wait for key and throttle to turn loose the HOTPOINT’S The Answer: placed Chief E;‘'.-/ard CTrowley of to Jai^ a BaiiA!/ ' ‘ Briatol, who has retired. boundless power (if its big 322-cubic-inch V8 Cleaner! engine that revels in running... X ' ’- N ALL ‘TRUTH — when,tt'oiiW bc abetter time, NEW 1956 ALL-PORCELAIIL 2 AUTOMATIC OVENS Because it .spices every moving moment with I to buy your new Buick than right now? Sweet-riding joy, that makes even the simplast INSIDE and When .el.se could you drive home a better bar­ errand an enjoyable excursion ... - .i AT A ONE-OVEN PRICE! gain — with your present -car now worth more i OUTSIDE , That InterpretThe .than it ever will be again — and while Buick And because you rijlax m the wide open spaces BIG BIN PUSHBUnON AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC RANGE! Wishes Of The Family Gives you exclusive .HOTPOINT 4 Way “AQl’A- pri(?es are within easier reach bf more people of its rich interior — while’Variable Pitch Th« famitun IIOTFOINT "BIG BI.N’* msUtrs It em%y MATIC" washing and Hnslng. Rubber finned .Aquatator t'araous Hotpoint Super Catrod iinita fur the fastest, JOHN . BURKE D> naflow’’ performs its pac-e-making magic with ' (0 rearh for the foods that joii reach for most! They'roV washes more thoroughly. Combination Jet- .Spray and world's most efficient cooking. Actually faater than 0 than ever before? ' ' al\ia.VK up front! "BIG BIN” giant door shelf holds . Upep Overflow Rinsing assures really clean elot'hes.^ gaa! Fry, broil, simmer and stew . . . deep fry, hake FUNEItAL HOME a smoothness matched nowjierc else on wheels. fight half gallon bottles, plus almost a bushel of fruits and grill ArTO.MATIC.ALLY with the new Hotpoint simple eontrols give, you 8 automatir washes In one. "SuperMaMc." ■ ' TEL. a a S-«SS8 And when ’else will there be better weather — and vegetables! These, plus many qth«*r new HOT- 17 EAST CENTER ST. mofe hours in the day — more yen for going — S o why. waste time? POINT features. HOTPOINT PRICES START AT ...... HOTPOINT PRICES START A T ...... HOTPOINT PRICES START AT • • t 9 • r i AMBUUkNCE SERVICE more places to go—more fun oh tap—more sports Come let the Buick you could lie driving show in season? " . BEDROOM SETS yon what wonderful sense it makes, to bpy in In New Englond Mc^e, 42" dresser -end mlrrer, S o > 0 1 1 get the most good, and the most car July. , . - ' 33" chest, low poster bikl. A.NB VP right notn in a new Buick Come nott —the liiqdel that matches your ideas Refrigerajtors Available with Free E~Z-Roll Rollers! V Because the new Buick you bo.ss today is far and dollars mayJie ready for delivery this very and away the best Buieje y e t,. weekand at a whale of a fine deaf too good to pass up. Appliances Available in 1956 Decorator Colorsl Becau.se simply seeing this Buick beauty stand­ MATTRESS and ^ • S n e A ^ w f d Variable Pitch Dvnaflotc it the rmly Dynafiipo ing before youf door is enough to. spark your ANT SIZE Buick fniilrtt todau. It U standard rni Rnadmatter. Super and Manchester's Leading Picture Tube BOX SPRING spirits.,. ' _ Centwy-optionalainiodestextracostontheSp^al. Appliance Center MAN, '0 MANCHESTER AlflOONOiTIONINa TWIN or RILL SIZE . at • COOL n m w l o w f b i c « NORMAN’S IS YOUR If c-oli. »!*•«, 4«hu»iidi6»«. , $OA.9S 0,1 IS r*ur nsw Kick wid, »sbm1o« iscnooiuiON And Vp . OK tv PfoioioAina eoNDiTiOHiMO ^ DfPENDABLE STORE Each Pl8ce 'L. toeldilea Uutallatlu, plus u •WMtN U n H AgtOMOtlltS AM MIIIT MICK WIU MHO TNIM< Ouaruleed for 1 year. 445 HARTFORD ROAD. Near McKEE WHERE THE PROMISE - ; CALL “PETE” WILSON Subsigntial Suviggs For Cash, .Ml 9.S4S0 GORM AN M OTOR SALES, ltic.\ IS PERFORMED! ^ ' OPEN DAILY, 9 to 9 FREE PARKING OPEN Thun, ohd Fri. 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• < i f MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTfeR, CONN,? T H & U A Y , JULY 26, 1956 PAGE SfiVlN f kG Z SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, JULY 26. 1986 back seat of; ihs car on the fol­ search for facts, '^ e r e was ob- ?*• Nixon ta in. THia maxn lowing' night. \Vhen Msntie again Rorkrille vioiial.v s touch of the cnisader. stopped the car, \Vhlttemore rose IRanrlieBtpr these party indirtduala%irt|pnally Worker Here U roo clles too, and both of - us saw' public AP Check Nixon up from his hiding place, police ^ufittttg i^croUi wanted Nixon, or are happydver By BOUER PUCK Legion to Back Connecticut morality Involved in' that particu­ said, and fired two shots. the proapecta of hla renominalMMt. lar Btovy, never pausing to think Involved in PUMLISUb^ B* rHlU _ B«JIXLJ> PIUNTINXI CO ZlAC Ir niean.a they \hlnk It 1^- too lay Circus Monday Yankee that if the 'Spellacy crowd ha'dn’t GAUDET Favored bv^G P Chiefs IJEBANOX FASTOR DIE8 . Vm StMCll 8ir«et ' r-* in the (tame to do anything about made the debt In question, our Mancbcster Conn. revered Croat himself might have 785 MAIN ST. - OPPOSITE WOOLW ORTH S Shooting Ca^e Hartford, July 26 { J P i— Dr. Rotf THUMAS F, FKRGUSON By A. H. O. ert Grenville Armstrong of West it. Thia also aeenia to be the Rockville July 26 (Special) The made one like It. But as yeara (Continued (roni,«Age One) VAl^TEB R. FERGUSON CLOSED MONDAY DURING JULY and AUGUST miude.” R « y t v Bliss, Ohio .slate Hartford, pastor emeritus of Leb­ ,X <^bU»her» oj inien of the WJilte Hoiiae, which circus H coming to tovv-n. H!unt wbnt on. the crusader softened, a f^uyletf^Gytobtr E IbM Moe Berkman of the Hertford chtiirman and naHpnal commlttec- -..A Cher.e.v Lroa. employe has anon Congregational Church, died once obviously wanted to delay the Bros. Circus, the largest motor­ little, into the philoaopher, and to 16-1 if j'oq,j' to under- said the. ^ h te d Nixori if Bisewi^ mendation to me is thM Sta.ssen is i. EnicrtB t selection uptif the convention It- ised circus In the country will ap­ with assault with intent to kill af­ H e'w as 68. He leaves hia widows kind political eye-teeth on the ssmej gtand and analyse more than to hower dj against him." Foal at UBbcheaR^ Co«a.. ar i self. The plot which once had pear In Rockville' Monday for an "DIAMONDfs^S to $1000 ter allegedly shooting a man he and two sons. Funeral services w'ill ____MaUHatjer. ' story, in a collaboration of neb- 1 champion or condenpi. In lift'n ew poll, whic ...... About...... the only voice raised in be Held Saturday at the Lebanon suBBcaupnoN' many fneinbcra now aeema to have afternoon and evening show at L «- In hia Indian summer, hs saw IIO'OT a poMible 165 leaders, , xupport of the one-time Minil^^ota said had assaulted his wife. Payabla in Ad' phytes. I CHECK OUR PIHCES—THEN SHOP AROUND Congregatiohal Meeting House. only one. flon Field. the strong points In thOsche dis­ lia is ho5/ the answers sotted Governor was that of Missouri Na- A t least,- we wOre a little lur- I WE BELIEVE YOU WILL COME RACK I Police said Clifford Whittemore. Cremation will take place- In Ona Year ... Sponsors of the shbw, the Amer­ liked, and the weak points 25, of VVind.sor, fired from the back AND prised, at the time, that such a EASY t e r m s OR PAY CASH AND S,(IVE | ( ' -tional eommlttceman Elio.v W> Springfield, Mass. ~Se$e- cluding- clbwns. that he was the. one who first had things whenever he. emerged from Leaning away from Nixon 1. anyone else. • lice officer in .stopping Mrs. Whlt- "Ali nlibla of republicatiot/ of rpeclal own traininp methods tha*" roiiKh Uon to .it would be. so I took the; tip that . soinething unusual ^ diipatchcKhereiu are also' reserved Tickets mVy be purcha.'«ed in ad- the ivory tower of his later years. Except for Herter and a few Simie Ijick Kntliiisiasni leraore on both nights. The shoot­ m t A m E r te.<;tinf; of individuals which > 8 1 1 survey in one of the busiest sec- vyas brewing in the State S^taale I ^ from P ^ r Jaconski at the He was .voting to^go, for a land­ Shop At Gaudet^ - - It favorite sons, ain.-h as former Her?'^and there some leaders ing, in which Whittem'ore is said Pull aervld client of N. E, A. Serr turn a group of young men into a lions ’ of Manhattan. The epn- LMibiuHome session Of 1933. A t first, neither Colorado Gov. Dan Thornton, not a : privately voiced some lack of en- to have Used a ,22 cal. rifle, oc- Ice. Inc. mark, and we shall 'miss him. 'eseniaUves: Tba unit capable of taking care of It­ seiums turned out to be aplit right of us really believed. It. B\it fl\ nnme was mentioned by any of thusiasm for* the Vice Pre.sidenl cutred at midnight in-Wlndkir. Publishcra down the middle. F ifty per cent i Cub^vHcOiit Flwkl Day nally the evidence waa overwhelm-N Julius Mathews 1 Aaenc.v — New Cub ScoiuSvpf Paclh. 119. ipon- those replying a.s a po.s.sible subali-■ a.s a second term candidate. But Mantle ia in Hartford Hospital Yoric______Chicaso. _Drt: 4 and Boston. , self. and of its members, in bat- of the people I showed it to sali^ ing that the thing in qtteatlbn w' bs MEMBER AUDIT \BUREAU ■ OF ! aored by the rowiiville H ^ g e of tiite for NMxon. And even Ih? fav-lthe prevailing opinion could be ’ with bullet wounds in his arm an• to prove that its | with all to expect that Nixon "for some Windsor Tpwn Co.'rt July. 31 —Ivoearapbical errors a(>peartaf^^ ad- I families— invited.— Thara ,oat pothtetl debates In the history reason' shouldn't got the nomina-1 exprc.ssinn.s _ o f pi o-Nixon scnti- ^----polic? Tiaid Mantle first alopp'fd' B ECAUSE OF THE TREMENDOUS DEMAND FOR 1956 PLYM- Tertuemenls and other readlnc ^ ttc r routine of training toughness by riding home on the Fifth Avenue gamee and prizes awarded wlnneri the .Senate,. tlon. fmenl. PINEAPPLE In Tee Manchester Evenlna Herald^ nc means includes the loss of six bus. I did meet one old lady who Mr.s, Whitletiii fe's - car Monday In the events. Fach person attend­ ilbur L. CrPaa^ waa governor, 'Die one new development dl.s- I A number of state delegation.-! OUTHS AND CHRYSLERS WE MUST MAKE ROOM ON OUR said It was ' the funniest thing night as she was returning home Dtsolay adverttslna closinc hours: lives out of one' platoon, and it is ing should bring lunch. Cold soda auratq^ng for points, and powers . For Kooday—1 p.m. Friday, she'd ever seen. Made me fe^ closed hy the poll was a strong, ...... i .Io„ h tion? from Cheney Bros.', where nsecuUng the sergeant who led will be supplied by the Elka. with wfeah to persuade a ^'aning. feeling fmvarious delekatlon.s lhal Kentucky. Delawa.e, Rhode Island •‘fe r Tuesday—1 p.m. Mon^y. so good I was almost tempted to V'- ‘ and Texaa, among others al­ she is employed aa a w-eaver. USED CAR LOT. OUR ENTIRE IhfVENTORY OF FULLY RE- Fvf'.Wedneadav'e.l p m Tuesday. but totiMt^qiooded Re^bllcan *»*sp«a®| -^tsaacn weiit.too far out of.bounds Slopping the car on a lonely For Thursday—1 p m WejUieaday. thcNjlght. march which did have scropch over and give her half of Camp to 0|ien Simday ready are formally •tommilted to Camp Berger. located at Park Koraback rh^titna to pass some of witfi'-.hi« duibp-Ni.xon proposal strgtch of road in Windsor, Mantie For FMday—1 p m. Thursday. that tfa ^ c m u lt. my seat. '•-c . Rnan r?l«ennU EKsenhower-Nlxon4> t!I lAUII - Ticket.klv.rvet,. aimtix There: CONDITIONED, FULLY GUARANTEED USED CARS MUST BE For S at^ay—i p. m. Friday. his leglslatloiK. OrlCkpf the points EAST HARTFORD passed hiiiisclf off as a policeman The whaHne Corps defends its Pond in Winchester, sponsored by There Were scanned suggesti ms „o indication of a drift away Claaetned deadllna: 10:» a.m eaoB the Connecticut .Slate Grange, will presumably in >>18 faytm. that SUssdn'^stioiild resign-a.s the, viv„n »mr.ne the unconi- and then, according to Mrs. Whlt- day of pabileatloa axespt Saturday — system, bufHMlsts this particular | PHONE BU 9-9361 from Nixon among the unconi Delicious ^ fro g ts SOLD REGARDLESS OF COST. BUY NOW AND SAVE. DOZ- 9 a. m. Ellinfuton 1 open Sunday Vvith a public dedl: the Senate was controlled 'President'a dlsai'ni^menl: iidvi.sor. mitted delegalion.s, though a few- tenioie. tried to rape her. march was soniething outside its ! ' ration at 3 p.m,, it was announced Democrats, with the resolui Although police w-ere notified of Thur.'wiay.' July 28 lA'isconsln’s Gov. Walter J;-Koh­ stale leadeiX declined- to ,forca-st ENS OF YOUR FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS HAVE! 1 lough a.vstem. ' | by Mrs. Marjorie Skinner, master, appointing minor courK.|udge8 b^ ler called Stasaen's rhoye " a w-hat their fellow- delegates w-oiiHd the incident. Whitlemore, armed ing one of the things needing the with the rifle, hid himself - in the ' The defense, on the other hand. Board Approvrs of 'Vernon Griinge. The principal political blunder of the first do. ThP Vacation Ends i • apeaker.will be Past Master Sher­ approval,of both houses « f the ! also praises, the system, but does Tolland Students man K. Ive.s. - Legislature, n ie great steel strike of 1956 gg pi^inarily in order to claim that The recently completed camp What happened in the 1933 S^iie COTTON hss lasted exactly the inemth both ia' for young memben of the Sergeant McICeon was merely fol­ Ellington, Jul,' 26 ISpecial)— ate, and what became the famoui sides predicted it would last. The lowing It. WhaV it argiie.s la that Grange, and is a project upon OP infamous great judgeship deal, The Board of Education has. an­ which all the Granges of the state men go back to work with s com­ Uiere was nothing unusual about was that the Old Guai-d faction of. FIRST COME ! nounced that 25 freshmen high have been working; promise on increase In pay' and a the Senate, presumably master DRESS the night march in queatfo.n, ex­ achoor'studenta will enter school i'^tmplefe Course minded ‘by Thomas J. Spellacy, compromise on length of contract. FACTORY direct TO YOU MEANS BIGGER cept that,. accidentally, it ' hap- in Ellington in September. A group of 29 children have n^de its o \ y i i deal with the Repub-: leveroies Management. In the final moment, I'ened to cost six lives. No tuition rates have been eatab- completed the three week swim­ lican machine, splitting up the By Berkshire becairie fairly geiierou.s. It vyill lose^ There, It aeems to us, is the con- iished as yet. A request was made ming course conducted by th* minor court judgeships leaving by the.ToUsnd Board of Education Tolland PTA at Crandtlllf Pond. no Ume. cither, in charging the'| fact that will have to be resolved Governor Cross and his Demo­ because Rockville High School is Tolland, and received certificates. cratic supporters out of It. A c­ public $8 to 81Q more a ton for its FIRST SERVED! b.v' the 'present trial of Sergeant not accepting tuition freshmen this The course ran from Julj' 2 to tually, the deal waa in the historic V product. McKeon.- Was he, or was he not. fall. 20 and was conducted by' Miss pattern for the relationship be­ The rneti have been oiit of vvoi’lc vvithin Marine rputine.s when he September, will mark the start of Marysnne Davis of Coventry, an tween the Democratic Old Guard the ninth grade in the local school authorized Red CpoSs -Instructor. , for a month. Most of them l.ed two led the march in qiiestion? Could and the Roraback machine. But Ask Your Doctoi^ system. Completing the course for jun­ this relationship was never . dis- Berkshire, famous or three weeks paid vai,-ation corti- thi.s tragedy have happened to arvy Kelley Promoted ior life saving were: James Met­ ctis.sed as publicly a.s In the Senate for B-TV”cen sizes ing an.vway, and" their companies 1952 FORD 1953 W lia:.Y S other drill leader? Or coUld it only Douglas Kelley,, son of Mr. and calf, Shiriey Jones, Jilt Thorpe, debate which ensued, as. One b.v To Phone Us frocks, brings .vou notified them, soon after the strike have happened to this particular Mrs. James Kelley. Maple SU, has James Davis and Carol Hagan; for one. the judgeship resolutions in­ this wonderful cot­ '^4.DOOR SEDAN been promoted to the rank of ser­ swimmers; James Pierce, Donald STATION W AG ON began, tliat they coiild cla.i.sify sergeant, in hia' particular mood cluded In the deal went, throflgh ton CuptonI* dress. geant in the Marine Ooips accord­ Wright, ..Sandra Zemek. Ronald 'Durably crea.se-re- RADIO, HEATER. their time out on strike as this or condition ?_ Did Sergeant Mc­ the Senate, with the bolting .'sena­ MAROON ing to a recent ann'>uncement from Wochorqurka, Patty' Ouillette and tors' themselves being nimed to sistanN and wash­ paid racation If they wanted to. Keon merely have bad luck? Or Camp Lejeune, N. C. Maryl Silverman. judgeships as their reward. able. Perky flower That will mean they had one week did he 'have a bad and recklese * Sgt. Kelley is niariied to the Intermediate sw'immeri receiv­ on hodl'^e. Burton In the reporting of this, befo)-e or ' two weeks vgcaliph without temi>er on the night in questipn? former Gwendolyn'Frazier of El­ ing certificates were: Duane Pfist front. Size'K ,12 to lington. They became the parents ner, Mary Anne Buckley, Florence | ^ happened, th^ Indmatlgable dig-, 20, 12B to 2?B. .00 pay. But, aa they go back to work, .00 These may be difficult questions of a daugi.ter,.Patricia. June 30. Metcalf. Ricl^rd Silverman. Alan ‘ ging of *'Moe ”Berkman ’ played ' ai Navy, gray, black.' they will be called upon for over- to answer, even after all the avail­ IJbrary to flnse Manning. R ob^t Elliott and Linda major role. And that waa his first I »695 »895 tinie performance for a while, and able evidence is in. Miss Nellie .McKnight has anr- ■Horn; Beginnei's were: Willia'm qusllty as a political reporter and' Your Next 'the over-time will probably last noiinced the Hell Memorial Library Welz. Cynthia Merrill. David Paul, comm'entalj^r, ,a quiet,. persistent.' long i^ough to make up for that will close Mondsv and reopen Aug. Daniel P'aul, Putz. Sharon ______.______I Proscription TriRRers And Oiineras 13. Piitz,' -Sharon Martin; Timmy No siittor w ktrt yos portion ■ of their vacation which Wochomiirka, RobeK W e a t o n, In t our F rit courtoty wa,s without pay. a welcome proof of more Manehester Evening Herald Kl- Bonnie Blow and Jeap Moriarty.' car will call (or you WINDOW SHADES .Snge-.\llen, East (.4 bris| you lo oor 1951 StudebaHelP The companies; pieanwhile, af, ‘ civilized Rusata'n behavior In tip " , correspondent. Mrs. <■. > '. rnemployroent CWniA Hartford, Is open factory tloro ati4 rt- 1953 BUICK Berr, telephone. TRrmont 5-9SIS. they get back to work, find'the w'prid Tjiat Russian pilots have re­ . Uhemployment claims ip Rock­ Tiicsda.v through ville for the week ending July 21 LONG WEARING Quinn’s turs It so ehirfo or 4-DOOR SEDAN market for their ■ ^.pireduct Nat u r d a y fi^A oblifibos. 2-DOOR HARDTO? ceived instrucLions not to fire on went down one, from 128 to 127. freshened up ■ and llv^y after a • strange planes found violating .V5I. Ip 5:30 - RADIO, HEATER. RADIO. HEATEko according to the Connecticut Em­ INTERSTATE CLEANTEX Friday un- n'.ontha halt in production, and j Russian air space. Similar Ihatruc- A Thought for Today ployment Security. Division. Of l i l 8:30 P.M. the claims. 10 were initial ones, an d OK to Order - will now b e ^ h le ' to function I tions. on both sides, could have 01 •93..With Tour. Rollers jmooUily qR'^al fi^-tiapaclty for * increase of four from the aU •savcil a few lives during the period' An Old Prayer claima reported for the previous someto- coni's- .00 .00 when the two of us were taunting Grant.,As peace. Thy most pre­ w'eek. 'Continued claims dropped! FREE! TABLES and LAMPS Everybody's happy, then, except each other in the air. S,. cious gfft. O Thou eternal source of from ,122 to ll-T.- E. A. JOHNSON »295 those dour economists w'ho thinlc But the fact that the Rjaalans 'peace, and enable Israel to be a OiitdooF Basketball I,eague. WITH THE PURCHASE OF they are realists, and who think messenger of peace luito the The American Legion took first PAINT CO. have stopped being trigger-happy peoples o f ' the earth. Bless our THIS MODERN LIVING ROOM CROUP that we can’t go on forever I'aising place in the Outdoor Ba.sketball 699 Main St„ Tcl. MI 9-4501 certainly does hot call for new sd-' country, that It, may ever be a League Tuesday nigtit b.v downiilg ■ vvag'eS and raising prices without ventures on our part. Our curiosi­ stronghold of peace and the ad­ the Varsity i.9 to 43. The Sports suffering' the inevitable conse­ ty, and that of our cameras, should vocate of peso? in the councils of Center defeated Zahner's, 36-33 In nations. May cpntentment reign the other game. ■ $S PLYMOUTH quences of inflation, * show some restraint. ' Sparkle 2-Pc. LIVING ROOM 1953 Oldsmobile 19 within its borders, health and hap- : y.' A.s for us, lhe-7>oor prisoner pub* Tonight’s games will see Zah- Thus, it will take more than our pine.ss within its homes. Strength­ ner’a vs. the Varsity at 6 p.m., . he. it Is at IcEist Just as well wc These two piece* of tine modern furniture will add beauty to any 2-DOOR HARDTOP CONVERTIBLE own.'government lias said on the en the bonds of friendship and fel­ and.the American-Legion vs. the MOR-SUN room. Covered with nylon in ■ choice of fabrics and eolotf. Made did slacp through the great steel Fubject to eliminate the poe- lowship between all the inhabl- Sports canter at 7 p.m.. Bleachers AUTOMATIC 273 BROAD RADIO. HEATER. V8, POWERFLITE. RADIO. HEATER tarits -of -oitr land. Plant virtue with foam rubber 'cushions. Free -end tables and lamps, make this a strike of 19.56, 'and did refuse to sibility .'that the Russians mav have, been installed at the -count4-i Cleaners £ NEXT TO NEW AAP play our normal role of concern avery soul and may love of Thy and^ spectators' are invited tft, w . wonderful sales values. have been accurate, in their recenjt name, hallow every home and watch the games. and agitat-ion. Everybody had a 'OPEN TlirRSDAV prote.sta over alleged America‘S every heart. Prai.sed be T h o u , Event* Tonight HEAT AND FRIDAY nice var'atfon, according to -plan flights hnto Communist territory. Lord. Giver of peace. Amen, The Italian Ladies Social Club I N T II-• .00- and schedule; For our government did not say Sponsored by "The Manchester will hold a hot dbg roast at the »1 7 9 5 - Council of Qitirches. , club on Snipaic St. tonight at 6 FOR *1495 our planes did not fly where the o’clock. Warmed-Over Plot Russians charged they did. It SWORDFISH PROBLEM - FREE merely said that, in accordance W a t e r f o r d, July 26 t / F i— A All Talcottville and Verson newn Susie Sparkle says: z . The fascinating question of why w'ith their known flight plans, no small claims court judge, faced Items are now being handled ESTIMATES * JHarold Sta.ssen made his move with a Solomon'-like”' nrqhlem 'of by The Herald's Rockville bureau, plane of oura ‘‘could" have been who owns a swordfi.sh herpooned, ; when he did, and why^ when he 7 W. Main St., telephone, TRe- "All worii i> dont in our local, modtm pion^^ust Hit way 1951 FORD there. ' In dlplonnietic semantics, from a chartered boat recentl.v, mont 5-S1S6. CALL 1954 DdDGE made it, he so .soon 'appeared al- this coul^'mean they were there, sa>”s he will study Admiralty law you iiko it." r 2-DOOR HARDTOP VICTORIA " niost naked of support, remains Ir rioiation.of their flight plans, and come up wltn the answer by 4-DOOR SEDAN the end of the week. lauiai Iralbtri Uiy uuan.swercd as yet. But one can and that we know it, but that we CHADWICK & CO. piymcrit pUn will help ^ Rj^DIO, HEATER. RADIO. HEATER. WHITEWALLS ’ guess. Philip Marinuzzi, Nev’ Haven, - 564 CENTER ST. yi^ IP'keep ypur pr.i- can t ad/nit It. With or without who chartered the boat, claims Its •... .The'gue.'T't'is that there-ha-'Lbeen, Mafichesfer— MI »-06«t TRIED .SPARKLE FOR .MEN'S SHIRTS YET? SEND THEM THIS WEEK. EAt'll «at budiar (rom bacam- assurances that the Ruaslana are his, > ”hile the boat captain, Earl ina evtrfaiad. Lat «i - fur nearly a yea.r, a re.i urrent but no longer trigger-happy, we could Wadsworth. sa>'«i a third for the SHIRT^Ts w r a p p e d IX CELIXIPHANE FOR >;\TKA PHOTEPTION. * tbpw you'hew aa»y if « ■ spaimj^ic effort on the part" of well leave the. possible achiet-e- captain, a third fo- the mate, and t» bi«» and anjoy your .00 a third for t e charter 'party. The j element's in the Ei.senhower ad­ mant of President EUfenhowers ntw furpirura wbila yov fish has rlready been sold—*',• the i piy («f ir. ^ 3 9 5 ministration! to engineer the sub- •'.Open skies" proposals to diplo^ captaim -for 51-5-4. *' . i L stituUon of Herter for Nixon.; It macy rather than to planes, as In oVtN DAILY 9 (0 *, SATURDAYS 'TIL actually began, in't.act. with "the this instance, or to balloons, as in' TT Idea of substiluling Herter for the incidents of a few months sgo. Eu-ienhoWorr In' the event the lat- WHY ' ter dedded not torun Again. When 1953 DODGE Y o h 1954 NASH Euienhower did decide to run The Great Leap \ Should Hetv* Your iROCKYILLEi .Egain, he ■'himself W'as obviou.sly Eyep -whiTe w e wer? generating S c o t ^ 'S : 4-DOOR SEDAN CLUB SEDAN . part of a strategy to try to dela.v our complaint over the fact that RADIO. HEATER. ^ RADIO, HEATER the rnnue.ssion of renominallon to so much of July's welcome niois- ; PRESCRIPTIONS TWIN SECTIONAL until rhe party”'convention ture hail been acconipanlie^ iiy un- i FILLED AT In August. ..Nixon, and the party welcome cfOol nights, nature waa'' POULTRY BARBECUE PiRO'Pharmacy REGULAR $174 Each So^tibn professionals, forced Eisenhower putting on a 24-hour demonstra­ out of that strategy. Ei.senliower's te on of how It could play the ^ 190 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE ^ OB TREASUKE HUNT » 1 0 9 5 ' < ^ apparently good recovery from his game, when it wished. PiaeLaaox Pharmacy CONVERTIBLE SOFNS »1495 heart attack, also made the vice There came one night that was,' MANCHESTER, CONN— TEL. Ml 9-9556 (1) Only Registared Pbar- These elegant twin sectionals convert in a jitly to a^omfortable bed. presidential nonilnation seeiu less warin and' mug_gy, not cool, sand- i maclst nil preacrlpttoaa Mara. M a^ with fine inner spring mattress that assures restful sleep. Made crucial. The Herter plot, then,, _wii-hed in between' two days that | (2 ) . The largeat most com­ i! in our own factory. Guaranteed-by us to give you years .of service. Choice went to sltyp. were warm and muggy, with some plete stock of Pharmac4uUeala EA C H and chemicals in town« of decorator colors . . . no waiting for delivery. SECTION The second W.senhower illness .sun heating tip the moisture. ! To Take Out Only (S). Our rapid turnover as­ 2627-28 1955 PLYMOUTH I 954 CHRYSLER revived two qucstion.s. whether he And with, that - particular span j sures fresh quality drugs of the THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, JULY - himself should still run again, and of weather, there came a giant WHOLE BAR-B-Q CHICKENS highest purity. DON’T PAY MORE FOR THE NAME VI§IT Oui(. FACtQRY AND SEL 2-DOOR HARDTOP NEW YORKER 4-DOOR SEDAN whether. If he did, Nixon should leap. . (4) Electrical refrigeration to THREE SIZES-^2V4 Lbs., 2Va Lbs., 3'/2 Lbsk Insure proper storage (if bjp- RED-BLACK Peiwrr sle«riBg.T><*wer hrslfe.. radio, heater, tu-lose paint. sUll be the vice.pre.sidcnttai candi­ In that period.' pepper plants j logicals, penicillin, Insulin, etc. WHEN THE QUALITY IS THE SAME YOUR PIECE BEING MADE dal?. '. laggard .since M.iy .suddenly ' (5) Our shelves are tilled In the PiTsident s pwii deTisitm. doubled their height. The egg plant i FRENCH FRIES, FRESH GARDEN SALAD with priMliicts from world-fa­ timn itself jW'S.s the dictator.. He ' doubled ita circumference. Aaters | mous pbartaiaceutical houses BARGAINS r . 0 0 $ 1 4 9 5 . 0 0 noted for tlqsir research to fpr- 'had to run becausjt^ there seemed ! transplanted the week before pro- FRIDAY, SATURDAY and SUNDAY WE HAVE thcr advance medl(»l science. .no time to choose anuUier.-But, if 1 !^Uf-ed a second tier of leaves. As (6) Two stores conveniently *1695 ,U.at had to be, Ihcie might still be I for cprn, one had to be careful, located. There's one near yon. . ALL OVER ROCKVHXE h i . ' ^ liir.i- to iiiiprove the party's siLua- walking from one end of a row to FRESH HOMEMADE POTATO SALAD (7) Four registered pharma­ cists oa duty far filling .your tion hy a change in the vice pi'esi- ' the other, not to under the MACARONI ani TUNA FISH SALAD prescriptions. dential noinination. Tliat, at least; , itlualon of being engulfed by a ( » Priced to sava you money. Whs apiMircnay Staaaeu a Uiinking, ; green jungle wave, or illusion BAKED BEANS In acrordan?a with the policy STREET DANCE a.'' he jetived the old. d< nnant' ft*at you yourself w n l F growing throughout every departmeut in our drug storea . . . Preacrip- FRIDAY NIGHT AT 9, ■ Herter plot. He ijndoubtediy as-; shorter each step you took. I tli^s, tM are priwd to save you :'a,;:ned tliat all t h o » who had baeii | One careless farmer who paused | nioney. B O ;T‘ H t; - B " : jS 1: it or{ginaH.v would still he in to light a cigarette In the center i Bring Your Next . ( Also M A ^ DP flM QUAUV:)r t^-.j it. If sumciKHly put ihie thing out in - pf his pumpkin patch had to have ; Preocriptlon Hare Far Saving sad Safely > the o|>eu. ji (a niscbele dropped to himby ■ FRESH CHICKEN PARTS aaii EBBS But now,, as new'-incii seek out I-hehcopier. He w ou^^avs. made it, ■ Piaa Pharmacy TREASURE CfllESTS BEAUPRE WlHi a IS'biH hi Hwoi. Hud ono in a parHeipcHinq storo. If is yours! (For- tli'-'r « (io tt'ouM 1,'gic.vlij' h ave! too. if, when he^swung at an o b -! OPEN SUNDAYS 8:00 A.M.-12:30 f.M . ••4 center St— Ml fi-fiSU 3S8 'EAST CENTER ST. OPEN EVENINGS bebr. iuau'berapf the >car-o!d Her- j atrucUng blo=mm. he hadh't buned J sops undor 18 nof 0H9IM0.) " ter movement, aft they get is the - blade Over - the handla In I TRt THE lESr^GET SCOTTY’S Piaa Laaox Pharmacy 7 m - E . Cautar fi-MM f . S r U iu cn ia'_jo' tha a lie a thatipumpkm. I - I m / \- ."T

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MANXHESTEB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTM, CONN^ THURSDAY, JULY 26, 1956 the heart's chamber.s' and large Holliin not make voicri. Sasstona of the vessels near the heart. The gase­ Oakdale Star Board for Admia8i >n of Elactocs ous content of blood varies, de­ will bo held early lit the fall for pending on whether it come* Grange to Meet. this purpMe. French Master Officials Sure from the lungs or the test of the ' Friday's session of (he registrars sussr DISH TOW EL House Voti 8 to Cite Stassen’s Plan Puts body. Abnormalities In gai con­ Tomorrow 'Night can accept o.r change- parly regis­ * Busiest Year tent or blood preaaure can be trations of persons who are alreac'y Carried noteeV giving the physician Im­ voters but who have not enrolled in Every Giant Size SUPER SU ^ R adios Story Bolton, Jul.v 26 - .(Special) — portant. diagnostic information. as members of either ' political M illerA or Cpntempt The Pioneer Past Masters. Assn, (Editor'll Note: This U the sixth«\mcnls Due not be possible to explain tlie col­ Preaident Eisenhower on the spot with a polUiral party or to Itrular.) . tlent to t^ke and do not permit growth deep within the body, or Anna Anderson and Mrs. Walter the Universit.v of Connecticut will I hut listening to other ship.s. I on Its surface. Today, radiotherapy for the Cleanest, Whiteat ^ s >rr,s that . aboard,<^ _ y ' ings in 1939 or i940. .poaat G^iard observers pointed ■yice President Nixon to anyone p.m. in the regi.strara’ office In Koentgen discovered X-ra.ys,. only-tswallowed, injected in the blood Local ' women will enter sun- counselor at the ea.stern Connecti­ Ufeboals left the converRinp four automobiles were re(ri*tered | stream, or otherwise absorbed by akin and b lo ^ conditiona and cut caipp during the month of ind without I bluing I they have only fo'ii^

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Training ' ranges CossacH atyled appear in fur,' hqld hear­ to arson tactics again. -Thsy sal- tem for getting property owners to ll^ p iU I attendanta reported John an advanced engine of the twin- new cutting tools, coolants and from 2-wieek courses for machine 111 Idle Glainis . Ricciutt reported that benefits high-crowned, flat-topped cloches ings on at least some of the ufidone fire to a gasoline punn>, s' g ir t g t paid last week amounted to gS19,- and several other pOfl^ in the 'Jacob Astor of Miami, Fla., to ‘ spool, a x ^ flo w type established m ethc^. operator* to full apprenticeship ere often made of-- satin. Su pay two-thirds the cost of repairs. repair work; ’ / in satisfactory condition today : 074, bringing the total paid so far D ior Has "Ankl^-Length Walk' Repairing suburbs. In all cases firemen mas­ 3,0^Workers by the J-57^ ta now being flight The need for graduate engineers training in jet engine metalsmith- Claims for unemployment com­ XMday, July *7 - is used like cloth for blqpseerltats MariJii agreed that a lot of side­ lowing a presulned heart at tested and is sch^uled for instal­ and skilled technicians hSS in­ ing. machinists arid electronic this year to 811,595,303. In the ...... Volunteers Needed and coats. walk repair, work, is held up be­ tered the blazes, but a few vehicles pensation in the Manchester area same week last year, $359,571 In Midnight— 2 a.m. French Battle Ha is under the care of^anlah lation In commercial military air-^' creased immeasurably in the jet techiiicians. Special' engineering ...... Volunteers Needed The Town may launch a cam­ cause pi'opeHy owners do not Sign were destroyed., B u t HartXord. Com t^M ot e than jumped from 489 to 576— an In­ claims was paid out. The total 2 a.m.—4 a.m. ' heart apecialist D. Einar ftud, who craft now under develspment, courses are ..also available to ...... Volunteers Needed Dresses in M a^et Dine cLippi^-rbR c h .\r i t v paign 'to get defective sidewalka waivers permitting the towi, to ac­ said . the patierit 'layimproving a,000 new employes sviK s^ '■«' •g»- X qualified employes. Employes are crease of 17.8 per cent — in the for the year was $16,350,377, 4 a.m.—d a.m Algiers, Algeria, July 26 iJb-- VAOCINIJ rUNWS LOW The development of gas- In addition to ^gineers and ■6 a.m.—8 jv^n Ronald Gambolati H artfofJTjuly 26 (A>i -ConnecU- here r^aired so that It wdll not cess two-thirds th. cost against rapidly,. Astor is exp ^ad to leave qiilrwl by Pratt A WhltncKAir- paid While they learn. week ending Saturday, iccordlng ...... Bi’l Evans, Ronald Gambolati them ' without, holding a public French trodps have smaahed^a reF Hartford, July 28 (JV-The State turblae engine has opened t»p an skilled technicians, tool designers, 8 a.m. MTa.m. . i-U*'"barbers will give haircuts for'' 'have to pay out so much in claims the hospital in a t e W days. . — 1 MBDIATrON FAILS (OmUnoed from Page One) atlvely Strong detachment oC'ceb- c r^ t before the end of the ye entire new field of job skills. New process planners, physicists, tool ------to the State Labor Department. to a.m<'i-12 Noon .Celeste King calls it. 'd ^ inates the daytlijlej the benefit of the Connecticut So­ hearing.. The , unaig'iiid '. alvers Health Department yesterday an­ Aator wait a North Capo GOVKHNOR CHVX'KS R»U>.MR.S Along with the rise in the claims arising from falls. I ave accumulated over the, year-, nounced that In thefutpre only Wright A. Parkins, general man at-resisting metals had to be and die makers, machine opera­ Hartford, July'^26 —Ptirther Noajf^ 2 p.m...... Etheleen Lewis collection. Soqietlmes tt>4sl re­ ciety for Crippled Children on els In a two-day battle in the cruise with U i e . _ Cunard liner I total, the number of initial claims' efforts led by State Cape jackets cover heavy wool­ The posAibility of such a dri\te but no public hearinga haves^^en one quarter, instead of three 'ager, favealed today. If present .re­ developed and With these new. ma- tors,. material handlers, sheet Washington. Conn., July 516 ‘4’) — 2,.p;m.—4 p .m .__ ...... Betty Fivosinsky, Helen Shepard lieved with white flecke-lfi twieed*. either Juiy^30 or Aug, 1. And ,ves- mountains about 75 miles south­ Caronia but Jdn the ship In Oslo 1 rose from 71 to 75, Initial claims | Commissioner Renato Rlc- ...... Emmett Roberts en dresaea with 'rounded^t or white trimming^' What the- tefday Gov. Riblcoff said ir would was discussed iast night by the held. X east of Algiers, French headquar­ quarters, of all incoming polio vac­ to go to C ^n h agan by -train, ae- cruitment schedules are filled, the chinetnpls and machining methods metiifssfnechanics. clerks, precision Gov. Rihicbff slopped off for 20 4 p.m.- 6 p.m. . machinists; welders, giindeia and minutes here yeslerdey to take a represent new periods of uhem- yesterday failed to settle t^ ...... Ernest Johnson necks. Little ftir pieces or.rteek- designer calJja'^'"Ma|^et Grey" 'bb pretty nice If a lot of people got Board of Dir-'to>-s ditring itn budg­ The Directors sugge.stcd A ters announced.-today. cine w ill be bought with federal com pani^by hla dauj^tar, Mary division will start the new year had to^1>^ devised. .Sheet' metal 6 p.m.—8 p.m. . look at flood damitge repairs. He I ployment. three week old strike at the ,...... Olive Ray laces sre tucked into- Ilje' fronts turns oiit-to be rather mole-col­ haircuts on one of tho.se da,vs. The et deliberations. waiver form which vo,:l'" be more ■"x The ..French said they killed 50 and state funds for free distribu­ JacqueUne, 8, and nurse, Mrs. with 40,000 employes in its various workyia a'jHl precision welders janitors ai^ being Interviewed for 8 p.m. -10 p.m. . The increase in the claims tolall jto„ggtonic Public Service Go. of ...... s...... Anthony Zillnskas o f these. __ o r e d , •' , bai bers'Vlll be worklrfe on t heir The fioard a'sked Gene.a' Man­ clearly worded than tie,-present iiuiki^ng St Said, chief of the tion. becatiiie the available money Doria^Bamea. He said he fall ill on Connecticut facilities. Thi.s \yill ex­ found themselVes playing a leading many job openings. chslted Ivith storekeepers and 10 p.m. Midnight told them he was impioasetThy the here reflected the claims picturej pg„t,u,... go^e 70 membeibi of the Sk,\’\vatrh Po.st located on top of Manchester Police Station. "Black, all black,” as Dior Dior offers brimleas slov^lpe rc.cular d »ys-^ f. age;* Richard Martin to explore one, and a time limit of4t> daya in bsndSand captured 20 others. No is running low. a r ^ a l in this dty. ceed by several hundred the peak ro'le in jet engini^rodiiction. but Help is needed, at all PAW A I throughout the Stale. The international Brotherhood of evch so, experiericeON^aftsmeh had facilities in ConnecUiiut, and job town's recovery. Tlien he left for Volunteers may register at Civil Defense Headquarters, Munlclpw employment during World War II. , Department imported today that j Rieclrical Workers , struck the t uilding, Manchester on, Mondayv "Wednesday or Friday from 1-5 The prime reason for the thou­ to fit their talents\into new applicants may apply at thsi^ain an appointment in Lakeville. unemplcjyment benefit claims ' in | f„r higher ^ g e s . p.m. - ■■ sands of new Jobs ijurihg the pa.st processe.s. plant in East H artfqrdxor the I Connecticut rose from 22.230 to | _ ftkilled Help Needed branch plants in North >iaven, THREVES T.\KE glOO ' 29,247. year has been the outstanding CIMIN'flt To. AID W ARD Britain, who called the primary. Southington and Meriden, Bridgeport. July 26 tA’i — - Two 1 Labor' Department Commlssion- State Sen. Patrick J. Ward's pri­ A & P S U P E R success of the Pratt A Whitney Skilled aircraft e n ^ e Enfield. July 26 lAn Enfield mary campaign for the First Dis­ Ward waa endorsed ,^hy the dele­ Aircraft J-S7 jet engine. Parkins machinists, accustomed to worlt^j Pratt A Whitney Aircraft inain- .^neri entered the Cfown Food Store ! er Renato E.. RIcciuti attributes Democrsfitc Town Chairman Dom­ trict congressional nomination. gates to the convention, an act for SHOPPING explained. .The J-h" powers a ma­ 'tsins one of the most cibnprehen- la.st night, slugged proprietor ‘ most of the lai-ge increase to fsc. 261 Broad Streot. MandyoBtor Ing with normal steel, magnesium inic Gfraino said last nightight Ward, from Hartford, Is opposed which la past years vfould have jority of the first line fighters and and aluminum forgings and cast­ si^Kindustrial training programs Theodore Alhanas, .S6. and escaped ; tory vacation shutdowns. The de- given him the nomination. 1 partment reported 9,798 vacation has' asarimed chairmanslihip by State Sen. Paul Amenta of New P leasan tly 116 East Confor StrowUMonchoster V- bombers now In quantity produc­ ings used in the production of in tnK..^nati6n and new employes with more than 1100 in cash. COMFORT!

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1956 CENUINE SPRING LAMB IB ^ MEATY and TENDER MANCHESTER V i PUBLIC MARKET Of course, you like to save money! Everybody Lamb Forequarters LB . K* FINEPOOOS 8 0 3 - 8 0 5 MAIN STREtT does. And the surest way to bigger savings on 1956 Genuine Spring Lamb _ food is to shop at your First National Store. rRSSH ^ Because First National prices ALL items as lowr HONOR MAID SKINLESS Rib Lamb Chops LB LEAN FRESHLY GROUND WEEKEND as possible - - not just a few specials • - you’ll be surprised at how many dollars you'll save A Lean. Tender Roast CHICKENS & on vour total food bill! COUNT TIIE TOTAL HAMBURG 2 l b s . f r a n k f u r t s . - THE TOTAL COUNTS! Chuck Roast BONE IN LB ready to cook FINAST • Creamy Smooth Well Trimmed ^Mlldly Cured 2Vi-3yi Lb Avg LB LB CUT FROM YOUNG TENDER PORKERS Mayonnaise - Tlurhp and Tander Li ■ / MIRABEL - Pure Preiervei A Pienip Favorile 7-RIB X- CHOICE NATIVE POULTRY vf- L l lAR PORK LOINS PORTION R asp b erry LB Fresh Dressed Gov’t, firadrd Native - OLD HUNDRED - JUST REDUCED! , / Very Tasly ■ Boneless CUT FROM HEAVY C'huck FOWL LEAN 5HOKT SHANK bUf rKum ncATT SWIFT'S PREMIUM i \ ' LB PAN READY CORN-FED STEERS Ice Cream Ham Loqf CORN-FED STEERS POT y Lb. j^X^FINAST • Fancy Eeslern^^ *• • ^^^FINAST • Made in Our' Own Kitchen X ,16-OZ ROAST i 5 to 6 Lbs. i" y CANS tr FRYERS lipple Sauce Bologna Large er^mall LB C L 't-fP READY I-Xlit-TlUl PAN' - i DROMEDARY • While, Y e M ' end Devil's Feed ^ , iiE F y Lb. 59c mSfiLY GRQL/K/p ROAST FRYERS j.ch Cake>.Mtxes—-" — 19 OZ- fKG ues^ ^ BONELESS RUMP Qi:iCK FROZEN DRAWN Top or Bottom Round SHORT 7" CUT - • EVAPORATE^ M s ^ROAST CAPONS U Vi OZ I Fresh Swordfish u>49« Evangeline Milk CANS ► EYE OF THE ROUND CHICKEN PARTS Fresh Haddock Fille >35 ^ tb lb e a . V lb ROAST LEGS — BREASTS — IVINOS, Etc. ------— H

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Fresh Ground qlT.ALITV HOMELAND I HAMBIRG U a lu e d p^roduce %^afuedf Frozen Foods 39c Lb. VJu BIRDS EYE . $ Lbs. 75r FRANKS TEA BAGS OLD ''V and 4 FASHIONED 10 pi. pl(9-29€ Fresh Ground POTATO BREAD STRAWBERRIES I’HI^CK BEFF .. In A S lA. lU D BEVERAGE f>lln Bag , ^ Dolicieui Broad S riC JA L I .53c 1J>. DECANTEB A REGULAR 75c VALUE j BIRDS EYE 2 Lbs. $1.00 Excellent For Teasi and Sandwichai LOAF c GRAPES 1 9 SEEDLESS $ 1 . 0 ^ CHICKEN WINGS . TOP ROL'ND HTFAK LB OR GROrND FOR HA.5IBCRG Lb. 99c $ ~ D a y s ! A Templing Dasmrl SPICIAt CALIFORNIAT • Sweet and Ripe EACH 31e SWEET LIFE ' GENfINK SPRING R E A D Y . T O E A T ^ Date & Nut Loal OUR OWN MAKE ORANGIJUICE^ 6-ox. cons c LAMB LEGS CO LO N IA L 4 'Summer Food Carnival Breelifast Favorite ------jSNCIAL CALIFORNIA MELONS • PTrounl ■ Sweet Juicy 2 35 SUGAR\CURED PKG A L L S IZ E S HAMS A , ''s, AT-THB • EACH SWEET LIFE ' Old'E^shioned Donuts OF 8 Jb I C FIRST NAtlONAL SUPER MARKETSC^ A Delicious Dinner Roll . SPICIAL , Lb. 59c CORNED BEEF Lb. 69c 1 SANTA ROSA - Ripe and Sweat BEEF STEAKS I _ BFTT IIAl.F ^ ^ 1041 m a in S t e a 9 7 eX sT CENTER St.. MANCHESTER BONEI.ESS CO,. Cloverleaf Rolls PKG OF *12 i 9* FARMHOUSE LEAN, .MILD CtKEI) + CHUCK Lb. S 7 C L'EAN. BONELESS - -M ^ 6o(f Sam ples I '''Tlaky Mdl in Your Mouth Goodnaii / SKICIAL ' •a. SMOKED S 3 IO K E D ^ SOUTH CAROLINA • Juicy Ripe BLUEBHRY PIE CHUCK O O - Fbod CouponsL each c I SHOULDERS (Bone In) Lb. RO ULLEHES 4 Pie '4'3 PLASTIC VERYT-ICONOMICAL , ^ -Food dem onstrations! Peaches 4^«49< BRISKET CO- . Lb, 39e , Al IF^QNIA > Dinm ani4 Tmnehtr JUICE DECANTER Boneless Fancy Lb. 4 In 5 Lbs. i'B lo 6 IJm . 59c^ • I T A T U * • Super Soil NAIISCO COOKIES ^ ^ o z e n ^ 00(1 U a f iueS . 4 ROLLS 3 9 c Sugar Wafers-• z-oz/rg 29c EACH Toilet Tissue Only^the Best Quality Chickens are FINAST FRYERS X, ■25< 4 IU**Y’Slu**T iH.oono, | Cookie, o c e a n SPRAY ^ SAVE Sc I LIBBY ^ NATIVE ■ Cirge Solid Hoads 12- con Chocolate Chip 33c Cranberry Sauce 2'‘ ozef n s 3 2 c 2-LB CORNED BEEF 45c Coll 0itpoi4 Roolly Cloan Chocdlolt EACH FRESH FROM BOSTON PIER EVERY THURSDAY FINAST FRYERS DEL MONTE EARLY GARDEfl Diaperwite 16 0 ZPKG 22c Nestles M orsels p^ z p k g 2 1 c " Long, Graen, Crisp ' 17-ox. eons 39c SWEET P E K H ydrox Cookies zv. o z p k g 2 5 c Bisqufck 25c YOR GARDEN 3 . 2 GOOD BUYS FROM OUR GROCERY DEPT Grapefruit Juice CANS 35 I Cucumbers 4 19< DEL MONTE Armour's Clovorbloom YOR G a UDEN • "Sweet Life* . rol c I NATIVE • Fresh Cnsp'. - 4 6 - O X . con M fAM 35< r* /7 v-r . /J/ ^ Broccoli 2 39 PINEAPPLE JUICE 27c Butter lA. 69c Orange and • J DANISH HAFNIA (Grapefruit OdL: ^ . I French Fried Potatoes YOR GARDEN 2 PKg\ 2 7 < SUNSHINE X ► NOthan Hdo Juice 46 Oz: < 9 0 0 T Green. Beans ;2 »29* HAM 2 . J .T ' YOR GARDEN 2 9 0 Z I NATIVE,!- Sweat and Tender. Cheez-lt CRACKERS "'’ ^ c Coffee / Lb. 99c Tomato ^ C ^ Potato Puffs . PKGS PREMIER FANCY Juice 46 Oz. a 14-OZ YOR.1GARDEN KRAFT'S LIGHT MEAT Durfcoo's^ Sdlod ' Frozen - ^ Mashed Potatoes PKGS I Summer Squash 2 13. Orange 4% , »M < WE RESERVE •< VELVEETA CHEESE ’ "> >«f89c TUNA 2 c a n . 49c Dressinspt.^ o;.49c • Juice ACans 4 THE RIGHT TO 'Vj " s o u r DUrfcoo's Frozen, A FfBST national I STORES UMIT QUANTITIES Qt, 49c Mayonnaiee8^.59c Strawberries Lb. ^ ◄ Ivory Snow ^ Tide ^ FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES Ivory Soap Ivory Soap Ivory Soap Ivory Flakes bxydol g o o d f o r n y l o n VERY MILD WASHDAY m ir a c l e BLUES AS IT WASHES NOW WITH BLEACH FANCY CLUSTERED s o MILD , . . SO PURE . . . IT FLOATS! 2 L b * ., SEEDLESS GRAPES LGE PKG LGE BARS LGE PKC 3 2 c 3 3 c LGE PKG 3 2 c , LGE PKG 3 3 c SWEET PINK MEAT PERS BARS 2 3 c 2 MED BARS 1 7 c 29- CANTALOUPES Far Lava C r i S C O , FI u f f o Spic .& Span Woodbury FANCY CALIP'ORNIA J o y D r e f t 1 , ' TOILH SOAP • U SAII HAND SOAP PURE VEGETABLE?SHORTENING GOLDEN SHORTENING HOUSEHOLD CLEANER l iq u id SUDS MAKER PI^K DETERGENT ^ luy 3 l*r> •< (eg Price »ni BARTLETT PEARS Lb«. ‘ DOESrEyEftYTHING -b’ gel Another ter U FRESH PICKED NATI\T: CORN AND BED BASPBEBRiis BATH BARS 39c 2 >a r s 2 1 c c ? n ' 3 < S . ? i* M 9 9 < N 36c S 5 , 9 9 c STORE OF MANCHESTER, INC^ % v 1 DELIVERED FRESH DAU.Y! a LGE PKG 3 2 c ^ ' K 7 4 c iGEPkG31c '‘rS^57c :^ 3 c i- 4 y FREE DELIVERY ' PLENTY O F ^FREE MARKING KCONOtviY / 646"CENTER STREET h / •i . - ■ > 1 ■ '.'1 L. ■\- .A IX ' : A.. X

' i PAGE FIFTEEN . -X MANCHESTER EVEmNo'llERALb, MANCHESTER. CONN„ THURSDAY. JULY 26, 1956 PAGE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, THURSDAY, JULY 26. 105R' Jt ~ ',)gy I . . • L *' ■ . . p rand, ISO Woodbridg* St.f PfUl •St; M atthew Zurikw.cka*, 59 Bla- Polltlclnn—/Can you give . my | New ;^h'ight Qwi Mrs.' Jean Pinkney, 66 Dudley St^ Rockville; Mrs. Celine Michaud, Jam e* Coleman, 228 £ . Middle 51 and danghter, 74 Richard Rd.: Mra. Nights S2.95 wiCaSw Plus Parte AVaterproof, Ua,. born able to live I? tiller. Birminghan),' Iowa. 1 Flowery girl p 7 E itre aopplied by uia radio manage- Mra.. . Elale .FMeater, »»,-.•— OCT-,RED o3, o— Rock-, (Coventry; Laurif Heritage, South Tpke.; Mra. Norma Stafford. 3lK 1- ■ LUpLno a [t ■fl a d m it t e d YESTERDAY; 1 . ■ BY DICK t u r n e r V J- Garden Dr.: Mra. Ruth Murray, 34 Sally Fox and daughUr, 92 Tanner TEL. 5U S-SIM lip to it.a nam X for three times c a r n iv a l 4 —L. Lombard 2 Appointment IS Ini \ jRj menu and are eubject to change' WHa »- nu« Waicii.TV«l4'n Mra. Anna Swanaon, 26 Hunting- vllle; Mrs. William Felber, RP'D, Wlndaor. ! T ra in m a n -Thi.s train goes to E V WTIO—Sinrtlme SAr^nad« Weatwood St.; Mra. Sarah Fer- St.; John L. Brewer. 247 Hollister the oHanRinf; course of the Mis- 1 [a I ^ u Rockville: Mr*. Blanche Snow, 336 BIRTHS YE.STERDAY: A *on 9 F irst wom an 3 Mimicker lO l m. s s s W i t h o u t notice. WDRC— D^nc* Orrh^i^r* .ton St.; Mr*. laabel .Selfel. New- ais.sippi R iv e r hasarte moviiiR . Philadelphia and points west. A T s ; ■ H I Old Lady Well. 1 w'ant a train 12 Knock 4 Breakfast "n the only alteihative-^.to being s a 1 □ D U ' 1 ft ! that Roes to Altoona and I don't 13 Expunge fAod WHAV—Music Meichant washed out. ^ ■ Q u Li « u* 2 , c QQD WCl'C—Record Revue jcarc which, way it points. ^ , T4 Several (ab.) 5F.xisl p u L iU J U J 6 Shoft-napped a o C n WKNB—Baseball Matlne* IS Follower CJ (9 Q □ u a WTll'—Wiiniaii The St. Doiii.'* Cathedral in New ! nUmcerv - ' 11 Pause*' ..fabric 1 '■ WDRO—Cal Kolby Orlean.s was built, in 1794 K'rl , , „ -i X. ’ 17 Three times 7 Hops' kith 26 Against 44 Light k n ^ WGTH—Waxworks S.I&— given to the citv bv Don AndreiiWm her hand uy niarnage. (comb, form) 8 Abate 27 Hari 47 ClperatjcMlb__ t- w HAY—MUilc Merchant Almonestr y Roxas.' The bod^ o f i „ J h e vows a,;e.-Hald and dime; IS Kind of cloth 9 City in Italy 29 Unclothed 48 ------^vSonheur WIX;C—Record Rsvu* this Spani.sh nobleman is buried at •‘’‘" f' thon,.Ke found the hand 10 — L_ 'Vague 30 Pre\ aticalor- 49 Stanch VVKNB— Basetialli' Mallnet 20 Pilfer ■ > ' WTIC—Radi" Lane the foot of th.e marble steps of one I 22 Consume 11 Wicked 31 Sea eagir.s M High card* ^ WDRO—Cal Koiby of the altars. \\» fi not the upper one: 34 Universal ' .S2 Chicken pi>n WGTH—Waxwork! V. D. P jla t. ■ 24 Pronoun 19 Turn right *-se— 'BUSS BUNWy! LE'S SEE . FOUR HOURS O' SITTIN' / 25 Desert- 21 Tin coin. . language,- 5 ,1 ----- Ferber ’ WHAV—Belly Klniball WHAT’S THE WITH CICERO.. .THAT LL BE She You remind me of ' r, , . ^ ' . . t . 23 African ily. 40 Male sheep .56 War god WCCC—Record R«vu« / . 1 Pede.slrian' horn ., but I just carriers AAEANJIKIS OE ------7 H O W J C k ^ / 28 Make possible 24 Demigods 41 Visigoth king .57 Foifdle WKNB- Post Game Report He ’ - You mean bec^atise r „ , |^«n t p v e modify to men on thej WTIC—Radio lAne JH IS » 32 Feminine 25 Garment 43 Closer y 6 8 Compass point WDBC—C«l Kclhy deep, vpt wild. maiifiiiflcpnl I . ▼ appellation WGTH—Waxwork* and vet so nunantfr- '. Panhandler I cki want that I HUH^ OH.HIYAy SS Make a r " T~ M 1 /i 7 / 8 s r " 11 4;U—WHAY—Betty Kimball !Y ou .Ju.st make m e j* '’'’''''' mistake WCCC—Record Review sick. ' I 35 Atmoephere e WKNB—Baseball Matinea ' .. ^_; I In Illiopolis. 111.. Walter Beck's it li M w rii'—Radio Lane 36 Pewter coin cro.ss-hred Hampshire gave.^birth WDRC—C*l Kolby Tehnes.see Krnie Ford: "nie bad lb 17 WGTH—Waxwork* ■ ■ X t< a litter of 12 pigs and five davs of Thailand Kifk in meeting a'hlack cat re.111y 37 Also / / ■ IQ latelf. ... hole another ...... litter of - -Y'”10. depends on.whether you are man 38 Wife of / 4 1^ 20 21 - WUAY—Record Rodeo o:' 'm ouse." Mrs. ' JR. .S, Hill. Ahbie^M. Allen. Oro.ssidlle. III. WCCC—Record Review Aeglr (myth.) WKNB—Besebell Matinee -A .SroltsvilU. K w .---^— ------^ ii WTlC—Newe _ \ I If men had no faith.'in one an- —39 Diadems------WDRC—News Reporter Uither. all of us lyoyld have to'live 42 Penetrate* io- W G TH —" Bob, *nd 1 Ray April Snow Flake i.s the HKhie of 5 ' 2k IT 28 ZDt the TwnXear-yenr-old daughter of 1 within our incomes. 45 Malt drink |:1A- >46 Body of water W H A Y — Record Bodeo f r 5T is WCl-'C— Record Review 47 Smell W KNB— Bnaehull.Matinee Itk 30 Sptedily !C~ ^ ■;. r r Si .w riC— 108U Radio Lent OUR BOARDING HOUSE With MA.IOR HOOPLE 54 Wand I - WDRC— Cal Kolby OUT OUR w a y BY J. R. W IUJAM S ST Sir ^1 irt' W G TH — Bob and Ray 55 More rnatpre i ; W — CtO OM, D O N 'T A K 6U C .< APPEARAMCE5 59 Food fl»h . WHAY— Swill* K««y CAN’T CLIMB TREES ' ■ «> • WCCC—Record Review ^ ^ORE a r e i 80 Equal (comb^ •. ■ W KN B — BaeebaJI Matinee l i k e VOU--VDU KNOW form) W TU r— lOlki Redid Lane IF T H E Y FIND AN 'O L D C e Y O E C B lV lN S .' ijr io ;i WORLD 60ASIE- sPOOHiHteA ro P6(5THAT 61 —.— Dunne y WDRC— Cal Kolby P i e c e o p p a p e r in FEROCIOU6 ADVERT,AeV.X X WGTH— Bob and Ray You got World G'roon Stamps Pro* at Popular for ovary dim* you T H E A TTIC W ITH A N IT OUT C C O O k F O R 62 Eternity . 4? DETE6T 6MOOTIN6 A M.NM.FO Iy S & W l:iS— INTERESTIN' STORY TO U? T h e TiM io 83 River in . WMAY-Swmr Kaay ' spond and in no^ time at ail you'll sava onough to. got a VaiuoMo rrto W E D O N 'T E V EN E X T I. PINALLY VANiaOISHeO Rl/W WCC'O— Record Review CYC LOR AM A' t y p e a Switzerland ii6 • ki bZ AlR-eONDITIdNED TILL TH E Y FIN D TH E WITH JUJITSU, Peebblbki THE 64 Provide food W KNB— Baaeball .Malinee Gift. Hundreds of nationally known brands to ehooso from. So, shop r e s t o p it.' you -w AH-EC-''*-OPPOiaLOPTiC R A B B IT W T IC — IIIHO Radio Lane H U H V C O U L D < 65 Watering U u W DR C— Today In Sporte one# . . Save twice at POPULAR. For Your Shopping Comfort NER.YE IHTH& H EO ^TO D EA D EM • oonwr! Hag that rare combination of intalti- place n W G T H — Muelr, and New* / HI? REFLESE5—'APTEC A C H A S E ganea, ambition and a haavy atockhoidar fathar!" l:S«— AROUMO WHAV—Newe „ , Fue+oue .•S' WCCC— Good Krening Good UuttC SUPER MARKETS t h e , WORID ►‘JTRueeuE.l WKNB— Sporie BLOCK.' N ■ WTIC— Newe ^ OF c o u R s e ; WDRC— NrwK Weather 974 M AIN ST. PRISCILLA’S POP Please Stand By BY AL VERMKER WGTH—Jrtwe • / ME * \VHAY-8porl Spolltght' ^ ' T WClfC— Good Evenln* lyood Uusle OUtSMT ' W K N B — Evening Serejuide P I X I K i S TO BE W T IC — 8i>orl» r- — TME ROOE DOWN WDRC— Zalman ANY . W G TH — Lawrenpe Welk STARKIST REVEREND^ g :S 0 - WEEMS' ^ .S E C O N D W H A Y — Dhuler Date WORLD M O \A ^ WCCC— Kle‘5 WDRtV-Lowell Tbomee Beans f ) . 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PAT BOLDUC Eight Seeded Players BraveS\and Aeelstaat Sports 'Editor Nip East Hartford 2-1 Deals for Veteran I OUTDOOR Bi^.SKE'p.\U. •h the.t All-Stars. Th* High V Although only, six games ha^ 'School aquad t>anks on Dick Du- Fo^^2th- Straight Win In Quarterfinal Roui\d Playing Ball been played to date, the Rec banoski, sturdy Norm Hohenthal TakeJ^ayLong Time to Jell and grid star Bob -i^sari. Ar­ ^ner Outdoor BiaskctbalK/League thur's rely on Tommy T>dfprd, Ed All of the 6corfh« was done in the first inning last night as Philadelphia, July 26 — The eight seeded players formed, New York, July 27 (ff*)-—^The heat’s the long simmer­ Spears to l<*' off tO a,go6d start. Lynn ami Ronnie Custer afid^the New Yo '.IP \y4 When - two youthful West Sides are speSr« the American LegijotKJuniors edged rival East Hartford 2-1 the quarterfinal round in the men’s division of the 58th an­ ing National League pennant race and the'Uincinnati Redlegi Five teems comprtaiT this year's teams utter tn^F's baaeball deal nual Pennsylvania State Lawn Tennis Cfiampfonship, but a dlrcuit which sUges games every headed by Vimiy Kohen, talTBuzz In ji fast and well-plax*d game at Mt, Nebo. The locals con­ involvlfig the^ii^-Iradlhg of vetoran Irok like the fall guy.s who get burned. Talk arbunfi the league Keeney and John Boothby. couple of unfamiliar faces dotted the women’s lineup in the jyionday and Wednesday night at cluded their Zone One saie^ule going unbeaten in 12 coitt^sts pltLyrra he.-'(iuotes form the op- j pegged the second place Redlegs as a club livingvbisrh on a ■ Coniinui'ng from where he left ite .side^ of the fence usually run round of eight at the Merton r------f ------National League thfr West Side Oval. Leading the an(i It marked'thc first time thaV .|' W L Pet. G.B. '• day-to-day business, their parade' agThe nion:ent is the un- off In the Rec Senior League this Silk T ow'D"' Legion club has conv ike fs: Cricket Club. VSTjen todays i ranking player, defeated Miss M ilwaukee . . . M 32 .632 home run power shielding asjjUch- bestejFRainhpw Club with two vic- past winter. Pinky Hohenthal is pleted regular season play un- a a deal that will help both petlUon get* underway one of the I Brough 8-6, 6-4 wdth brilliant ing staff that was on borrw ^ toiyeS. Other entries iriclude''''«y°“tf''”"‘ ^".‘h»'«‘:oring^- beaten. And for Coach Casey For­ ^^iiey’s Spree uhs;” ■pectators will be Louise Brough,, placement work, a smooth back- Cincinnati . . . 52 38 .578 Brooklyn . . . . 50 39 .562 L^ckjiess Bank time. The dugoiit gossip is begin? mpv'sAll-Stai'i (3.-ll,Manches- ''ade Mlh 101 iminls and a 25.3 tin it continued his fine record of That's whafwas; said in mid- v^eran aunpal^er frorn Beverly gj^ aggressive net game. A O T i in look good, with Cincin- ter High School (I-l). ArUnir"y'|'®Se in his first four gamw^^ never having a losing sea.son since June w’hen the New York Giant* HlUa Calif., who yesterday was; ghe meets another stiff test today St. 'L o u is ___ 43 46 .483 Pitt-Vburgh . 42 46 .47,7 ■ig-k \ 1 • i natl starting to'ci-ack Just when Drug Store (0-2) and West Sides ' he t(Ak over the coaching felna six Pab^ Victory and the' St. Louis Cardinals unceremoniously dumped hy Karol: ggainst Mimi Arnold. Redwood, Philadelphia \ 41 50 .451 i the Milwaukee Braves and Brook- (0-2). The records do not include indoo.r league wjlh 393 tallies In 16 years ago. swapped eight players. Fagero*. a young Miamian who a ; cg„j seventh' seeded player who Chicago, ___ _ 39 48 .448 I* Dodgers are playing pennant t night's schedulod^ronfest be- I games, a healthy 24.6 average. Saturday afternoon, site aid In St. Louis, fans and writera few yM « ago played In the pig U-on yesterday 6-0, 6-1 over Mrs. I Both. Boland and Ix)wd are aver* time to-be decided tonight, Man In^ H o o p Xjoop were peeved when the Red Birds New York !. . '^1 54 .368 J. 1C lO r 'C -Irst third place Dodgers fln^ tw?ien Artluu-;,* a rd W est Sides. I aging 16 points -'a game while *^MSi Vageros, the* nafon's 14th ■ ^rklay R^ch^da, Thuraday’s Schedule ijislNm^nTher the league got off Chester and .V’est Hartford clash sent popular Red Schoendienst to . ' got to Brooks Lawrence, Who^Was Burke li-ails with sh even 12-point In the first game o' a best-of-three the Giants. In turn, Giant fans Cincinnati a t Brooklyn, 1:30 to aoiTiewhat of a noor start when mark'. JJther. top point-producers N tandiH ^ .' V Another match pits Althea .Gib­ p.m. Jeffeoat (2-1) vs Craig ALl'.MM IJCAGl'E *^-,.,3-0 against them, for a two -fojfeite^^es were chalked j j Feeney (11). series to determine toe district L Pet were peeved because Schbenr ' sitm last night. Duke Stub's 24th champion and the area'a repre.sen- dienst took a month to recover son. second seeded and now the (9-51. Standings up during toe but [jjimrard f ID.i)' MUl PubanoskI Rainbow Cl.ib ...... 2 \ 0 l.OOf tourney favorite, against Pat St. Louis at Philadelphia.'8 p m - L Pet. home rtlllrtn the ninUKOTBke up a the boys buckled (kiW'n and the Tatlve in til*' fuitheeining State Wimpy’s .4 ll-Stars .. 3 1\ ,7K from an ailing arm.-Bill Sarni. a Naud. San Mateo, Calif.. Miss Glb- 7^ 3 .700' between Lawpetice. now 14-2, “ ( 10 ). Tournament. Weal Hartford catcher, is the first bright -'spot -^-Blaylock '(0-1) va Roberts •A * I ...... '...... s mmer loop opc'iftod quite Boland, wlio was a student at Man. High School , 1 1 '.60( .son disposed of Mary Ann Mitchell, ( - ). 7 3 ' 700' and Donn Neweraube. 14-14-5. clinchec Zone. Two I'honora last in the deal for the Giants. The 10 11 Nassiff Arm* ...? ;., smoothly thereafter. ThiuNfar no Monson Academy last year, leads I. We.st Sides ...... 1 2 ,335- SALESMAN San Leandro. Ckillf., 6-2, 11-9, Milwaukee at New York, 1:30 6 4 .600 Thomsbn Drilveiers night with an 8-2 triumph ox er ( Arthur Driig Cardinals are happy with Alvin Manchester Trust ... forfeits have been recorded andvSll in toe free throw department W’lth ____ 0 3 .OOO while Miss Naud eliminated eightlr p.m.—Conley (4-6V vs Antonelli Elks ...... 6 4 .600 The def^lTlefpst sent CincirCincinnaU akid- New Britain. Dark, ex-Gisnt, at short. ding 4 '»/^m es behind the first gam■« "fflcmted I ^„hen Bob Johnson have hit after a shaky fiist inning, and downed Arthur Drtig' Store 73-4C DAY U.S. Wimbledon champion from Wednesday’s Reaiilta , Both Umpire Babe Pinclli amt Milwau'kee Braves' Danny O'Connell are on the move as latter - Strong A A I beat lucklesa F irst by menibers of the Connecticut pitched cortimeu lably until firing standings. It takes tlme---mayb« Wilmington,’ Dei., takes on Janet B rooklyn 2-, ClincinnaU 1 scores in ninth inning of game with New York Giants' at' the Polo Grounds July 25, Giants brotight them from behind with a on five of s>vto tries. Next; com* in a Rec S.ummer Basketball several yeari—for a deal to jell. National Bank 9-4 in an Alumni grand-slam home run. Board of .Vpproved Basketball Piny Hohehtl\iil'M25-37 i arid Bar­ in the seventh inning. He gave up Hopps, Seattle, U.S. intercollegiate (N ight). . catcher Bill Sarni reaches for Ule relay as Braves' Ed Mathews (41) watches. Braves won, 7-4, Officials. In case of Inclement just five hits, one walk and fanned League contost at the West Side Exclusive , Maybe rookie Jack Brandt, ob­ League contest at Charter Oak Brookl.vn and Milwaukee have nard (.7-131. tained by the Giants, wdll be tpe SPECIALS! champion, and Lois Felix, Meriden, M ilwaukee 7, New York 4 (AP iVirephpto). . ' ■* weather the games arc moved in­ five while notching his third vic­ outdoor court last night. It was Ken Bantuni. mouth ag.' pe St. Louis 8. Philadelphia 7 (10 Park last night. Bert Baskerville four-game wmning stl^eaks. • with • Statistics released /byEngland best player in the long run, Corm., plays Mrs. Francis Voaters, the Braves winning 14 of their doors at the East Side Rec which tory of the summer. Clyde Ricliard the first win for th. Weatles w;hile and muscles straining. Is a Wilmington, Del., in other quarter­ Innings, Night). pitched the route for the victors, reveal th at the winning cUib has the Druggists'sbsorbcd their third Too Early to Tell . last 16 to bool. The Dodgers, win­ has a 6:30 starting timf*. averaged 73.1 points a Contebt.,** was called upon fo> his second re­ member of the United States final matches. Mrs. DuPont ad­ Pitm burgh 9, C h i c a g o 8 striking out 12 while walking only No Openings .Available lief appearance of the week In the, straight defeat. Olympic team a* one of the MORE Rule two 1 col. mat* .... (N ight). ning eight of their la.st 11, now are cAmpared to thejosers’ 46.9 points It's too early to tell how much vanced at the expense of Barbara* one. • , within I'ii games of the Redlegs - I.sagiie Dleector Bill England final fram e. V/lth r.’.nners' on sec* Keeney, who was able to score world's three 60-fool shot- Friday’s Schedule Moore Ready to ^Defend’ Crown The All-Stars are averaging 74A only eight markers in the first the Giants wlU mis* Dark. They Green, Beverly Hills, Calif., 6-4, Versatile Chuckle Saimond led who have blown s folir-game edge reports that two other chibs were OnlKand third Has- and two outs, putters. Rsndy Jackson Brooks Lawreace 7- 5, and Mrsr Vosters won over Chicago a t Brookl>"n, 8 p.m. markers while toe High School RichaNlpromplly alrtick out the half, came roaring back in the last cmly now begin to miss Sal M aglie the A A, I offense, collecting s oyer the Brooks by losing five of Interested in joining the league biit has averaged 42 tallies in its, two Rosa Maria Reyes. Mexico City, •St. Uouis at New ifork. 8 p.m. there w.erei nc openings available. last baft>r.,,to preserve the win 16 minutes, thro’.viiig in nine hoops who on July 31, 1955 w as sold to double and two singles, good for nine in a week. starts. The Rainbow? sports the Cleveland on waiver*. The price for the first half of the campaign. Right now It looks lik« th* Yan­ 6-3, 0-6, 7-5. Milwaukee at Philadelphia, 8 In the other NL games. Roberto It ja quite po.saible th at an eight- Manchesteb, also collected five and' one-fo.r-four free trie* to rack p.m. After Stopping Parker in Ninth three RBIs-while Skip Marsh had best team mark in foul shooting w fs less than $20,000. The B arber Yet the Tiger* appear to need kee* got stuck witb 'Mlckay Mi> The men were separated from a perfect tw(j for two \rith - a Clemente gave Pittsburgh s.stocy- team league will be . formed next safeties and bolKUoms committed up 19 points. Vin Kohen sided the Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, 8; IS sinking 30 of its 43 charity lo.sses. during the first three months of more than -Maxwell's hitting for a Dermoti, obtained from Washing-, the boys in the male bracket and double and a single. bortk fini.sh With a ^an 'd -slsm , sum'mer and games, will be .ached-. | two errors. Easl^H^rtford’s Bill West Side cause, hoop'.ig 11 points, first division finish. the eight players most often men­ p.m. Carney cam* ip withHlje night's in the second.) alf. 1955, won nine gam es for the ton''over the winter for a flock Toronto, July 2J (jT*)— dropped Marciano last September eight. The AP card was 8-(f. Saimond Hits Hard in.side-the-paik home run that, uled three nights s week. i 5II.S<:ELLA.NE0US -SHORTS Nobody could blame Cleveland tioned for Uncle Sam’s Davis Cup American League Plans are beiiif formulated to | only extra base wallop, a'^tijpie in E arly Lead Giants. Nobody has taken up the Archie Moore is ready to “de­ in the second round but Wes'' F'loimdering Around After trailing 2-0 A A I scored beat the Chicago Cuba 9-8 in the Already another football season : © slack, and this season those nine for trading Ray Boone to Detroit of good young talent. VLwa w aa team pair off for some hot compe­ W L Pet. G.B. three nuui in the third inning and ninth inning. And the St. Louis select an All-Star team to ,play a : the" opening inni:ig. 'nie Weelles juihped into an 8-0 in 1953. Cleveland fans ju st about only 2-4 at the All-Btar break. New Y ork ... 62 fend” his private version of floored four tjmes and finally "Before the last round i in the approaches. Appearing In The lead with three and one-half lin- MagUe w’ins would put the Giants tition.' . . 30 .674 knodked out in Rocky's last .fight. eighth). I had, him where I wanted added four more in the fo'Urth. Cardinals pushed .across two • in few independent conlesta with Losing pitcher Ronnie Roane is^ booed Boone out of their park. Yet But it wouldn’t be surprising to Cleveland ... 52 37 .584 the world heavyweight title Herald again this year is an appli­ ntoii gone in the game but the back in pennant contention. Vic Seixas, Philadelphia's Davis 8>i Since that defeat he has won 10 him.” said . Moore. "He was Saimond singled one home in the the 10th to beat Philadelphia 8-7. quintets from East Hartfo.d, Hart­ sued three free passes while strik­ A.MERU'AN LEAGUE The Cardinals, too,! m ight be in three seasons with Detrcfit he see Mac win hia share of games Cup veteran, faces sixth seeded Boston ...... 50 40 .556 11 cation whicli must be filled out by Dnlgj^ts caipe back to trail 13- against Floyd Patterson in straight. tioundcring around but 1 didn't third and scored two with his In the • American, southpaw ford an'd Rockrijle since the three all boys interested in performing ing out the sane' number. Standings leading the -league but for a trade has h it 26, 20 and 20 homers, later on. Grant Golden, Chicago; fourth Chicago ... i. 46 41 .529 13i» w ant *to take undue advantage double, in the fourth. Jim Galaneck ■Whitey Ford and the New 'york rommunitie.a al.so. have outdoor The locals will pra':tice ■ tomor­ iO atui< period. The losers con-- batting between .284 and .296 wit)i At first look, Boston got first, Baltimore . *. 41 50. .451 20‘i •New York, Sept. 18 “If the "We're ready to go in ’Septem­ with toe midget grid squ.sd.< spon­ V w . L, Pet. which sent Brooks Lawrence to seeded Sam Giammalva, Houston, ber,” • said Chariie Jolinslon. of him and hurt him. He's a good came up with the Banker’s big hit ■Yankees put an end to Chicago's competition du.'ing the sumnier J row night at 6 o'clock at Mt. Nebo tinued to riJly‘n the second stanza 116 runs batted in for 1955 to tie base help in Mickey Vernon but Detroit ...... 41 50 .451 20 fi price is rigHt” after stopping sored by the Police and Firemen's pulling to wuhiij one point twice Police * Fire ...... 6 1 .857 Cincinnati for Jackle,Collum. At Tex.j takes on Hugh Stewart, sev­ Moore's manager. "Will Patterson kid and 1 didn't want to spoil his when he singled two runs home nonsense with a 10-1 breeze over months. . . I and . all players are -irged to be Manchester Optical . .3 4 .420 the All-Star break La^fc^nce had for the league crown. missed out on pitching help In th* W ashington 36 57 .387 "28’i James. J. Parker in nine the White Sox. Second place As of now each entry will play . Athletic Assn, and Recreation De­ before a Idle period^scoring bur enth seeded from Pasadena, Calif.; be ready to take us on? If Pat- fu tu re.” in the second. , - partment. Boys, age* nine through present. In ca.se of rain the team Manchester Motors- .. 3 4 .420 a 12-0 record and Cinrtnn'ati was Often you will find the second w'inter’s big package deal with Art L arson, Chicago, second Kansas City' 34 57 .3.74 2 7 'i ro u n d s . Cleveland, remained 8'-,games be­ eight ganies and the top four fin- | nut the W eal Sides uifr-26-19 a t the , tersoi. stalls, we'll go after .some- Tears streamed down the face A A 1 is now tied with Naasiff 13. are 'urged to complete tpe will meet at the same lime a' the Spencer Rubber; . . 2 5 .280 in first place. division clubs making the worst Washington. Bob Porterfield seed^, meets Sid Schwartz, fifth Thursday’s Schedule The .ancient ring g>'psy from | body else. We’ll look around to see of Parker, 211 1-4 as. he .sat in Arms for first place and both hind the Yankees, walloping i.sher*• c. 14 e I ^ w • X illIII engageV 11 as ca Sk v ini (I • a*a playoffIS (*— * 4(| j . ^ at E ast Side Rei , - . half. ■ 'V., deal*. Take the Washington looked like a cinch to help Iteston Wa.shinglon ll-3,» Detroit tied aeries slated Aug. 24/ 27. 29.' 3, necessary Informalion on the ap- Keeney poured in 10 mark^Ta^af- Probdbly another good deal o: seeded from New York, and Gil New York at Chicago, 2:30 p.m. San Diego, Calu., cliopped up v.’lieie the )noncy is." His dressing loom. He didn't teams have two ganies left before iralieenveeave »«Ar4f»*o« t la Aae, IMaarhr^Irr Police ,& Firi clinched second last'winter was one favoring the nators, for example. Probably yet with the season half-over he Shea, Pasadena, moves against Al­ B ryne (6-1 ) vs Harshman-(7-6). Parker with tlie greatest of ease tournament time. A A I will meet Baltimore for fifth place, beating . and Sept. 3. if rteces.sary. Al.so, plication blanks and return them ; flij ?■ h R ^ rbl ter the hclftintf, break while Jbhnj the'l^rest deal they ever made Plan to Sec Norris think the .-referee should have to'eilher Firehouse No. 3 on Spruce ' rvr. 1»>...... 0 0 1 1 0 0 honors . last night in an Brooklyn Dpdgers when they ob­ showed a 2-8 record with a 6.16 len Morris, Atlanta, Ga. Shea is Washington at Cleveland (2), Inst night, promp’ing T.eforee stopped it. Manchester Trust and First Na-!lhe Orioles 6-'i. And K ansas C ity (luring the two-week period from Boothby ,nd K ihen se e ed four 'ATn»,.| sent Ete(y Wynn to Cleveland in Pattei;spm_ 21-year-old Now St. or. Police H eadquarter* no Bogjnni. 2b ... 1 -1 2 lean League contest at Wad­ tained third baseman Randy Jack- earned run record for hia first 73 ranked third and Morris eighth. 1:30 p.m. —r.Stohbs (7-7) and Billy Burke to call it a technical "I asked him .not to slop it,” he tional while Nassiffs must play I scored eight runs in the seventh Aug. 6-20 two games on$ at the Rt'niiT I 0 each to break the game wide o< en. dell • ” —Tirid by topping Mancheater 1948T In the last six years Wynn innings.. - Ramos (6-7) vs Wynn (11-5) and Yorker, fractured bus *3iand in, an, later than Aug. 3. And ohee again n 1 4 The scor# at the end of three pe. '- son from the Chicago Cubs for After Servenlh Title . knockout in 2:02 o tW ninth. The said. . "Moore never hurt me, al­ Police A . Fire and the Bankers. ' | to whack fourth place Boston 9-6. West Side and the other, at- Char­ .Tobnson. if n 1 2 Optica’I At?. Ru.sty Scruton picked Don Hoak. When the D odgers has totaled iM ^^ns •— close to T im e Will TeU Lemon (12-7). « elimination bout with Hurricane Tonight, another contender, the AH Runs on Homer ter Oak Park w ill he played Bill Shaw paSses along word that ods wus 49-32. 20 a season --- fbv...th8 Indians. The 32-year-old Seixas, top seed­ outclassed lanky Tc(ronto heavy­ Jackson earlier this year but doc­ though I . couldn't see out of the MnhfnthRl lb 0 1 K up the win 'wjiilc, Tom Kelly ■ was bogged down, Jackson took over Both Cleveland Manager Al V ed here and seeking, his -sev­ ‘ Boston at Kansas (Jlty, 2:30 weight dripped blood from cuts eye from the fourth, on.. Don't Elks will- meet First National' A" the runs came on homer* in every Monday and Wednesday no boy can weigh over HO pounds. M^ir<‘r: rf .... 0" 0 2 Bruce Smith pi '’cd a fine yau'e tors claim the hand is healeij.' Softliall Duuhlrheader If 0 a 0 charged with > loss. Scruton the No. 4 batting spot for 1965's Failed to '\VaU Lopes and White Sox pilot Marty M Y J O N E S enth Pennsylvania 'championship, p.m.--Sullivan (9-4) vs Herriage around' the left eye and \vas' ab­ believe all that stuff about Archie -Bank. Game time Is 6 o'clock. |the Dodgeis' victory at Jersey night, for the winiiors while Ed L.vnh and Johnston will go to NeW; Votk Enljiifsed over the two recent D .... 0 I 0 walked four and' sl^tck out nine moat valuable player Roy Campa- Detroit failed to wait "for Billy Marion insist each outsUcked the won yesterday over M)rron Franks, (1-9). sorbing heavy pimisninent while Ireihg 43 years old. T hat's A. A I. IS) I City, ""ith Snider tying Redleg Ted The All-.Stai's are looked ii|*on Dalclp rf .... 0 0 0 /Toni Tedford weie-high scorers for while Kelly whiffcd'^-rjinc and later in tlic week to start negotia­ ■ )> r h a - rbi | KllLszewski for the NL lead. It was softball game* with the East Hai t- 0 0 0 nella. and what's more he pro­ Plehce to develop. They (mtajned other in the deal which sent Larry Los Angeles, 7-6, 6-0. Giammalva Baltimore at Detroit. 3 p.m.— pinned against the rop^s when the malarke.v. He can rcall.v stop.’’ Kinfev, 3h .,. s.s the club to best .since John Rirliiird.' p ... the Druggists, netting 10 and 12 walked only one. ' • left-handed hitting catcher'- A ^oq Doby from the Indians to Chicago Palica (3-8) or Wight (5-8) vs tions with Jim Norris, pi-csident of ( 0 0 0 2 0 0 only the fourth Dodger hit and 1 Wil.son's quintet coiiiprlacs mo.st foi;jl Police D epartm ent, local p o -, points. r#spettively.' (Jharlie Bunce duced. turned back Whitney Reed, San end came: , Marciano, watching from ring- Mareh. cf ,.. 2 .1 2 1 0 0 0 ToIaIi' 22 2 .5 2 ! 0 Police and Fire jum ped iiftou^a Maxwell Doing Well Robinson from the White Sox for 'ior Chico Carraaquel and Jim Hoeft (11-8). the International Boxing Club, and I side where he was covering the Sainirtml,^ Hit '( S .1 1 2 0 .I the first off Lawrence after Cai 1 of the players who perlornied last licemen have arranged another at-: Hartf«.rd •wa.s the leading reboundcr for the Francisco, 6-1, 6-1, while Goden Biggest Crotvd in History Gus P'A)nato, Patterson's 'y <•...... ______Twarcmiie. lb 2 J S 0 0 ) ab r h p«» n A-' I bi tw’o-nm lead in the first inning: .... In the American League, De­ •pierce. Robby is out of the majors Bushy. But only time will tell, for 1 9 5 6 O L D S , .. Wednesday’s Results fight for a Toronto newspaper, ^.«lt-rvUle, p Furlllo tied U at l-all with his 12th season with the North End Pack­ trai live doubicheader T u e s d a y | 0 0 0 losers. . P it F added a run in the second •went three > sets and more than If the largest Canadian boxing ager. / ( 0 2 0 0 0 2 homer in the fourtli inning. Rookie riight at Robertson Park. Paired >n I *,* . 2 0 0 0 Wr,t Side* (731 troit. only now is realizing the anct Pierce is the league's earned the jufyjs still out on that trade. DE LUXE *98” three. hours' to subdue Alejandro N ew Y o r k 10, Chicago 1 crowd in history. 19.832, payirig also joined the Mdore club. "T h at's ' Spicer, ( 0 1 ]2 0 1 I age Store. The latter rlub went ir-a. 0 .11 and another in the third. Optical fruits^of a'Boston deal made May run champion. The first year of It takes time (or deals to jell. (N ig h t). "Ai’cliie did what he wanted/to 1 0 0 12 0 -0 Frank Robinson smacked his 22nd through the .season undefeated and the 6:30 opener are the Manches- SilK* - •F.-PlR. Olmedb, Pehi, 7-5, 13-15, 6-4. $148,500 didn’t . e c g re a l fight, it with him," said Johnston of /the my boy," said Rocky as the fight- : pjVip'h,?'’ ■> Smith. 1 . (VI R scefreid twice in the fifth and left 11. 1956,''for (Jharlie Maxell. 'The that Chicago got stuck, for Pierce Rome wasn't Dtti}t in a day, or in a i-door eedaii, radio, heat- K ansas C ity 9, Boston 6 (N ight). ers were .ihlroduced. Other com-{ Rnrr-ti.' r( 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 in the third Inning giving vvon )>oth the league and playoff trr Fire Department and SMFD ■Marzoli.. .*■...... ) , 'ohon..■..•■n. f M 3 Stewart,' utilizing his powerfpl did see a con-vlncing demonstration 1 I ■ 0 o 0 0 0 Doan.'. I' ■ .... n 2 the bases loaded. ^ ' w as 7-15 in 1949. B ut after^^^hat year; neither waJ-’R major league ar, kydramatic, power ' D etroit 6. Baltimore 2. P ark er fight. "He k ept mpVin); m ents vi/ere .saved for his story. ! rt eincy 34 home- run.t off Brooklyn tiUea. B\it Already thlA yeai the •''liile-in the nig;ht(.’ap at 8:30 the k' j I'unninaliani. .X-4 3 outfielder wia... obtained for service, eliminated A rm ando of Archie's skill? Many tl’bVt ready him around as any good- fighter I 0 0 10 0 0 Westbrook 16 .... ;: K-tiev I •V2 n Kelly struck out the side once. $10,'000 waiver pripe and hit/360 he was a consiiitent winner. (pennant winper. atoeri^. power brake*, Cleveland' 11. W ashington 3. .Show Before Fight pitching and-at least one in all 18 Starin have dropped a’59-r»6 verdicl.i policemen play, host to the F'BI Denino. 36 ...... t I Koonev. T John Connolly paced the winners tiated gta^ 6^ay pow­ Vieira, Rio De Janeiro,' 6-4, 6-4; to, concede the crown to the’39- does." . . . Tolala 26 !> 0 21 * 1 7 I games played with the Brooks. I’oi'heU. if...... 5-12 27 ------^ ^ ------21..--- Friday’s Schedule T he real show wa.s staged be- f’Irftt National 10. to the surprising Raifibow Club. squad from New Haven. Tickets Crowetp, 26 ...... , ! Burke, r ... fvi 4 with two for three while Tony er Mat, wW t^all tires Larsoh dropped Richard Gaines, Boston at Chicago, 9 p.m. year-old Mooretior is it 42?) with­ Moore was more up.se/ b.V the Ab r L aw rence now’ has lost tw o of ^ , Bo.uhhr'. p decisions while-' -V ^11 five cluba boa.At of .neveral and Police Department. All prer* Schwartz took the measure of Es- If Archie was "rii^ing" his Sep­ (.'AVAirnaro. sr .... . X 1 0 0 Totals ----- . 26 1 5 16 6 2 0 I Kohen * . 2»Xi 14 Frida.v night aT 8 o'clock Man­ Bufihpr Hurls No-Hfiter Uent car.^-v,, p.m. duoed to the crowd'iri/'^ the flam- Some of the working press were SvIvrRtRr. p. cf ... 0 1 2 Newk ha.s won five straig h t. standout cagers. Big Dave Boland. reeds will be turned over ter the Calhoun. S fVO 8 chester Optical will play Spencer taban Reyes. Mexico City, 14-12, tember bout again.st Patterson, bo.vant promotion bj^ -London's . 3 0 S<’ore bv thning.* I'or Rockville Legion Logart Cuts Up Black Washington at Detroit. 9:15 p.m. decked out in' while, dinner, jack- Viot. If. rf • , a X f 1, i* p a Newcombe gave the Redlegs. only Kenny I*o\vd and Jim.Glenney front PFAA^ which sponsors several Hast tlarttorfi .. 1 II II 0 )l 0 0.1 Tntals Ruljbei'. SAVE 8- 6: Shea won over Cliff Mayne, nobody noticed, it. Jack Solomons. TomllRon. 1b ....i . X 1 1^ 9 0 0 club, he hadn’t )>ealen. five hits Manehesler 2 0 0 0 0 0 X 2 11-28 7.x Baltimore at Cleveland. 8 p.m. P arker, who uscd lo be 28 lih- 1 ets, a 35-piece bagpipe band Banav'lrR, 3h 0 0 • n Rainbow's attack while reliable baseball, basketball and football 3B Cami'i : SB D'ninn, MainggiR; Arthur llrua r. a F. i4i Port Monmouth, N. J.. 6-2 8-6, and. 'Tm not aecus/olncd to booing.■' played and ringside' customers (sAlan^k. r ...... f» 1 X 2 0 walked biit one and struck out Nmrh Burke. Pinky Hohenthal and ^tejims for the youngsters in'our ab r 6 pn a e rbi ■~ Southpaw Jackie Buaher of til Ihe pre-fi^t ballyhcr cut h(s (> SF Slno, BB: Doan' 3. F'shler .1;. t.vnn. f 1(1 CoiihoDy.. aa :t 0 2 (I 1 1 0 the Rockville American Legion Morris turned babk Johann Kup- he said. "It hUrts me. I always' walked in over a plush icd carpet. (.to^hrtnf. cf. If.. 0 1 0 a 0.* nine retiring 13'in s row over Jim Barnard are key operatives rom m unltv. SO; Doane .3, Keshler 6. Rieharrt‘j. 1‘.Trlviann, f si May. 2)) ...... 1 r 0'2 2 n 0 In Unanimous Decision ferburger.^outh Africa. 6-2. ago to 26. simply w as in w ay over StUFk. rf ...... ! ? 0 0 0 a n tills off!. 6V..hlV‘i; .5 for 1 ,nln in 6 2- 2 DiMC)!!!!. rf .... Jiiniora pitched a no-hitter last fight fair and clean,” The lights were (loused and spot­ O Rrlwp. rf ...... •» > 1 . 0 0 Innlngs. Rleliaid 6 for 0 runs in 1-3■■■’ .McCuri v, J 2 1 1 0 0 0 (1 his head with the old master. Actually the ,'booing was only 0 * j sti’aight' game,, matching Snider Paris. I 0 .ScriiKin. )» ...... 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 night bii'i had to settle for a 1-1 1 9 5 5 C H E V . Yesterday’s Stars lights picked up the two fighters inntne. HBP_ Br.gitini; PB Sino; W Bunco. ' r 7 ' K. Bururll. rf ', 2 t. (I 0 -0.. 0 0 Moore at 186'a gave away 24 3-4 fan,rtaefion. against the^ opponent as they marched to the ring TotaU ( 6 IS 6 0' ( ' for the longest hit streak in- the ■ Fc-rhler.>.shlei i;■ Boldiir. Vost. 'Time; 1..30. tie againat WllilmanUc at Hen­ Chicago. July 26 (^-^Jsaac Lo-«fight to win applause from th* NO SHAKEOFF pounds, alm ost five inches -In Custer a ^ :'D.; Biiriielt. '^b 21 1 0 2 0 0 STATION WAGON y t Parker, the home town boy. While tbe two national anthems! a .^a '^'i ininnsii. NL this sea.son.' ps Nets Purse of $64^400 Harvey, g 0 ! T. r, . ( 0 II to 0 0 I) ry Park. Two miaplays gave g a rt still w’as iii - the ruim ipg to sparse crowd of 1,331. Hoavever Pitchirj;—Don Nesvcof.tbe, Dodg­ height anti t\yo inches in reacll- 0 II ,s ( Cl 2 x -» Boh Buhl wasn’t,*! his’best, but Todfoid. g 12 - Malaiicy. If ..., 2 0 0 u 0 0 1) the Thread City nine a run bring another world welterweight Logart's fast left and right upper- **Sl(y* 4-Door. Blue and There wasn’t a hint of an.v dirty were played, Parker was flanked Bank o 2 0 I) 1 1 (V 4 - M. Potter t)i‘ . 2.0 0 s 0 1 0 Malvern, A rk. (Ah —Lon- W ar- ers—Struck out nine and walked and still outjabbed his' opponent. fighting in the scrap, ably han­ by'a delegation from the 48th .Marsh, aaim'iml. T''».roiiit», I his ll-hiU(U’i wa.s good enough to In th e third fram e afte r Duck boxing championship to Cubala t^ .^cuts ta ccut ‘ ‘him ■ around both eyes and white.. Radio and heater. neke, the former . major league only one while outlasting Brooks He. feinted Parker into a^pfetzel Viot; St): Cavaimaro, Ti.nillson/iinillsiin. MarshMarsh, heal the (liant* for hia ISUl \’ic- Tota)e . -J : IX K-X2 40 liPower Glide, low mile- dled by Referee' Burke.. 'Highlanders and Moore by six Saimond (2t. Twaronlle. Raskervllle best the Giants for his 13th rtc- ItYWinning Hollynood Feature S<-nf ai half: »-i;i. Weal .didea, ToIAIr ...... 26 4 4 18 8 2 0 Beeiyvorth ha(i ■ mingled In day ^ter cutting up a game and nhid..^him in trouble in the lat* pitcher who operates a feed busi­ LawTence in a mound duel to beat and sliced th.e left eye a* early as nefpreea; )torvaih. Sar)iarel(. Optical (?» ^ Rockville's only marker in the Jed Black to w’in a unanimous 10- Moore pitched a shutout on the U.S.' Air Force men. Spicer, Bat'S. Barrett. DP; Tomilson tory. Ed Mathews also homered Major League 7.iHbarth...... 4 1 2 1 0 O' rounds..,. ness here, sayg Gabby-Hartnett the Redlegs 2-1 and gain his 14th the fourth. official, tards. Referee Burke Canada's largest fight crowd (iinassisted),. Banavire to TonUlson; snd added three singles for Mil- Bu«»k. r X 0 1 9 .(» 1 0 se(xmd frame. round decision last night at the Refer^v^oey Whit* scored the, is.?" ‘M95 and Walker Cooper. are the best LOB; Bank 3, A. A f S; BB: Basker- ■victory., At 39. going' on 42. Moore iS a called the fourth even and Judge paid enough money, to boost ( vine 1, Sylvester s , 'd ’Brie'n i T so w'aukee. 'Thomson's home' run was Inglewood!-Ualif.. July 28 ‘ Attendance-wise, the total was = L e a d e r s = p 3 0 0 0 0 1 0 The two teams ft'UI meet Chicago Stadium. fight 99-93 for L onut under th* catchers he ever worked with. He Hitting-^-^Roberto Clemente, Pi­ ring wonder.^.'^^lthough Rocky Hollywood Park's 19.56 meeting is 1,681.176 and was the greatest RtanchHrd X 0 0 4 1 1 Jack Johnston scored the third M oore's purse slightly above his .'7. Sylvester 3. O'Brien his 15th. Al. Worthington lost hi* l Salvator^, ct 1 $. 11 t) -0 0 0 again Sunday at Henry Park The classy fighter from Cama- Illinois system points for the says he went through one entire rates ^-Drove'In five runs w ^ a Marciano, the retired champ, wi everi„j^aOn rounds it would have guaranteed $45,000- to about $46.- Hit. off: .Sviveitfr 6 for 6 rirnu In 3 1-3 12th as the Giants' spin extended over today and ttie place, in race ever for the track, up 10.4, and .VinrHcan League Name Pairings ' Brapnirk. If X 0 0 1 0 0 0 at 4 o’clock. If Rockville guey, former stablemate of Kid winner of a found.''JijdM James season without shaking off one Inning.; O'Brien 3 for 3 runs In 2 2-3 sacrifice fly and two hits, one a sup{)0(ie? to ruin opponents, there been 8-0, 7-0-1 and 7-0-1 on the 000. ParkCr's 22 per cent Inning.; HBP- hv O'Brien i.Mar.h')' to seven straight defeats and 16 track parlance i.a dark. the daily average of 30,567. was Batting (Based on 225* at batsi t Villa 2b 2 0 0 0 X 0 0 wins the Windy City nine will Gat^an, another Cuban who held McManus scored it ' and signal from Walker. ninth - inning, inside - the-p a rk was no hint of ruin in Archie.'Sle Swaps- and his men. Rex Ell.a- up 6.7 per cent. Dowd. !f ... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 official cards through the first should go around $29,000. WP- Sylve.ter (2i; PB. Ostanek 4. losses in 19 games. —Mantl#. New’ York, .366; Kuenn MarBli; a ... 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 win Its District Four Utlc. U the welterweight championship, Judge John Bray 98-90, bdtlLMr 1 4 S 4 0 L D S . grand-slam homer that beat the Spicer: I,; Sylvoler.; V; Kerrv. Disregards Nignal WArth and Me.shach Tenney, ye.a-' Wiltke;-Scorer; Diana; Time; 1.40. and Maxwell. Detroit. .350; Vernon. In Tenhis Play Cappa. rf .. t 0 0 0 .‘0 0 0 Willinsantir wins, a second took (xtmmand fairly early in a Logart. The Associated "M ” 2-.DOOR White Sox pitcher Sandjr Con- a .b s 9-8. Clemente, who drove in a-fifth terday removed moat of toe avsij- Brnnutl, Ih . X 1 0 fi 0 3-0 game will be played immediate­ hard fought scrap to win hia 10th '.score card favored Logaft 99-92. suegra shudders every time the Boston, .330; Kell. Baltim ore. .326. ' Tbtone green. * Radio, I run with a sacrifice fly, barrelled able loot and are Chicago bound, Pairing.s for the Town Singles •Toialit 24 2 4 18 8 5 1 ly after with the Winner gain­ ■victory in a row’. The Cuban was The first three rounds were club is to take a trip by air. On ■ Tony Ware, a. member of West Last Night’s Fights ' through a stop-sign thrown up by ; looking for mote. , R.una-^Mantle. New York.- 8(1; .-tJru'Umlod mji for Dowd* in 5th. a 4 to 1 favorite. fairly even but Logart began as-' beater,., hydramatlc, seat Yankees^ Fine Farm System Tost, Washington, 69; Fox, Chi­ and Doubles Tennis Tournaments Scorf* bv'inninRR:' ing the crown. a recent trip,'" Consuegra button­ Virginia University's 1946 and j Manager Bobby Bragan. who was .Swapks netted $61.U)t\ for his were made known today by- Re.o Black, just three months out of serting himself in the fourth with ceiversi white- g | flQC holed the pilot. "Look out. MBs Win 3rd cago, 64': Pieiyiall. Boston. 63: Mc- r. 4 K ...... 2 1 ) 0 0 0—4 waU tires. 1099 1947 football squads is coaching . Toronto— Archie Moore,- 186>4, j coaching at third, in his whirl- smashing run in the $lin..500 Sun- , reation Supt.' Jim Her'dic. Play- Optical ...... o n 0 0 2 0—2 the Army, fought hard, and was clever boxing. In the fUth round please.” he said, "no knuckleballs.”,! at Marietta, Ohio High School. set' Handicap, an ed'oi t that DoiigAld, New York. 62. 8B K - BuriW’tt. BB; K^lly 1. Scru­ San Diego. Calif., stopped James J. Promises More ^nevSh Races I wind windup for the Bugs. The :C, will start Friday night. Matches still in there swinging in the 10th the Speedy and hard hitting Cuban Cuba had taken the, lead w ith apelled out hia fifth world recoid.' Runs B atted In—Mantle. New’ ton 4.‘ SO. K^’lly 9, Sriiton, 9: W’P: round of the nationMly televised opeii^ a cut finder Black'k left eye^ P arker. 211-11, Toronto, 9. - ^ itk Pig Rally York, 82; W ertz, Cle.veland, 75; will be .staged, at the West Side Scruton 2. Kr!U‘.2. pB. T, Potter. Buck Chicago—'Isaac Logart. 147i,, ; seven runs in the eighth, bouncing His time in his first tty at any­ and Community Y' courts. X:' W;’ Scruton; I« Krllv; Scorer: C. New York (NEIA) — American*scouts. This causes them to wind thing byond s mile and one qnar-.. Simpson', Kansas City, 70: Kaline. IVllliam.".; Loop Lfjeaiders CamaqUey, Cuba, outpointed Ted I Boh Friend, who hasn't b eaten Seeded players in the Singles Called Strikes ori Lou Gehrig League .officials • are concerned up bidding ,against one another. Ktandlnglt'' them yet this year. Dale Long's te r w a s’ 2.38 1-5 for a mile and .INTERNATION.VI, lj:.AGUE Detroit, 68; Ltmon and Sievers, 1 9 5 3 O L D S . ■ Blabk, 144 U, Janesville, Wls., 10. are .defending champ Al .Whitney. NATIONAL LEAGUE about the Yankees’ do'minance of This leads to Clubs paying fat w L. Pet. 1 20th home' run broke A rky five-eighths. It x’racked th* old Standing* Washington, 62. Bill Corcoran. Fran Leary Snd DJE LUXE 98 4-DOOR Tokyo-j?Leo Alonzo, Manila, the-circuit. bonuses." ■ ' woi'id mark of'2.39 4-5 set by the ■ W L Pc Hits- Mantle. New York. 118;’ Standings.. Meet Hermes knocked but Toshlharu Ogoshi, Bloomfield ,... . u 1 '.9171 Vaughn's record -,for lefthanded Dan Lynch. Al-and Bob Whitney The Bombers seem to be sure to Had competent agents of an out- A ircraft ...... 10 4 ■ Maine Chance Farm's ace Admiral ] L a w y e r * 1 . 1 .87 Kuenn, Detrofl, 113; Fox. Chicago, W L P tt. Black. Radio, heater, hy­ Were Hard on Umpire Grieve Tokyo. 10. (For lightweight title .714 1P irates’ sluggers set in 1935. and Win Sharp and Carson Man­ nm away with their seventh pen­ siije agency first... looked at Joe St. Cyril's .... . 8 6 ..57 r A M'alk and Richie’ A shburn's al .Santa Apita in 1949. N orm an's ...... 4 4 .,50 no; Piersall, Boston snd Kaline, Moriart.v Bros. 4 2 .667 Undefeated Moriarty Bros, and dramatlc, whitewall'tires. of the Orient). chester. drew .byes in the doubles Medics ...... 3 2 nant in; eight years. Amalfiano, to illustrate with the Wethersfield .. .. .5 8 .385 error b«ween two singles gave .-A nd W illie. ShoemaKer h'ad a , Aeeto * Sylvester ... 4 4 .,50 Detroit,' 107. play. .6)5W talBivtcd Herm's (Jameca tangle to­ New York? (Av-There are two Making the situation 'w q r a e, first narne that comes to mind, the M'orisrtv Bros. An.ssldi's 1 7 ',13 Man. Auto P a r t s ...... 3 3 ^6()0 S S . *1395 60-year-old umpires in the major . 5 9 .357 : the fourth-place Cards .their sec­ tight hold all the way on Swaps | Triples .-Simpson, Kalnsas, City,- ■The cburls w’ill be reseived for night at 6 o:dpck in a Twilight everything points to AL competi-, Giants hardly would have paid the WKNB ...... 4 9 .'308 ond rtetorx Id 11 games and re­ until, perhaps in response to th* ‘ t 8; Lemon and Ruhhela, Washing­ tourney play Friday, Saturday an* Greep Manor I 4 .200 leagues, three crowding 60 and F lion becoming ev'en more lopftded: young ^fieider $35,000 for his Wind.sor Locks Last night al Field League game at Mt. Nebo. TTie three past 50. B ut 'Willi'am T urner LarHon Hits^uar 10 .286 liefer Larrj’. Jackson- his first de­ ovation of the patrons, he let I'iiii i y ' .• v'' ------; -----z ton, 6; Jensen and Goodman, Bos­ Sunday, also Aug. 3.4,5. :. ’ ^ before any other outfit is suf-: signature. H orace Stoneham cision after- Gran Harnner had loose in the stretch 7 tin for homy, toe LaWye^ c inched second .round ton. Fox and Minoso, Chicago and Single* Pairings M oriarty Bros, u.sed good pitch­ Gas Mouse Gang aeek.x win No., 4. Grieve is among the missing. He ficiently fortified to make -any learned a bit too late that Amalfi- So Swaps went into the .win: honors in toe.Intemational L * ^ e ing to move into undisputed pos­ retired last'January. To Spark Printers Righthander Myles McDbhough tied it in the ninth with a three- Kaline.-'betroit, 5. , Al Whitney vs Harx’ey Tinkham, without a loss w’hlle the Photog­ sort.of a sustained run at the tano, now with Jolinstown of the tossed a strong slx-hilter last run homer. '^nei;s circir for yHe seventh t i m e ' >>«"ting Not man i ort Bill Frei- Home Runs Mantle, New York, Friday. 5:30 |i.;ii. Y. session of flr.st place in the Na-, i t t a j u i c K "I always wanted to quit before champions. The New Yofk Anjer-' Class A Eastern League could not heifs seventh inning home run. A raphers are out a fte r their *ec.ond night • as comebacking Moriarty V 7’*’* .While Sox had .taken five ■ this year, the si.vth at Hollywood, 32; Werts.j Cle'veland,. 23; Bauer, ■ Al Schubert x-s Bob Segal, Satur­ tional League with a 5-2 w tory wiii'in fpur starts. . SCPER MIOOR I got to be 60,” says Bill Grieve Sparked bj' Ron Larson's three leans’ farms are as loaded as mid- hit, throw or run. < playoff will be scheduled betxveen over the Mahi-hcster Auto Parts • V . who fulfilled every one of his as­ Bros, shaded WKNB 5-4 in a Hart­ Ji^lghl-from New York ih Com- and-lus-handlers walked off with. New York'and Sievers, Washing­ day., 9:00 a.m. West Side. Coach Tom Conran can pick m one blue. Radi^^eat- hits, including a long home .(run, west grain warehouses. ><00111* Not Alert ford TM-ilight League gam e a t iskey Park before Ford stepped in ‘ $301,300 ,pn Swaps alone- and the.-se two teams for the league ban Lyhch v- Paul O'Biight. last night at Buckley Field. . ■ signments dupng 18 yea'rs in,the championship.. ton, 19; Maxwell. D etroit and from Jack H e d 1 u n d, Steve er, dynallow. Low i' Allihd Printing won its |Se^ond Theic comer on shortstops, for ' Baseball clubs going nowhere In Colt’s Park. The win was the to. set 'em doM-n vrtth a - four-hitter $451,9'J5 for tlie .stphle a s'a whole. Berra, New York, l8. Satordhy, 10:00 a m. Y. The Automen jumped, off to a Bellinghiri or Myies McDonough to A m erican Lcagpie. example, prompted such a per particular are doing it without the first for McDonough in four In the well-played game the quick 2-0 lead in, the second ih-- age. One ^3* The Baseball ' Register.- 'says game of the supimer last night for his 13th victory and a lifetime It was like the old days of the Pitching tBa.sed on 8 decisions) . Al Gustafson ys Kerin Collins, take the mound for the league- sistent • stayer at Phil Rizzuto to aid of. alert bird dogs ivho,mow a starts while the victors notched 18-4 against Chicago. Dick Dono­ late Charle.a S. Howard and Sea- winners drew’ first blood scoring Friday, 5:00 p.m’ .Y. ning. ,A -hit basman. a .single ahd 'Gpieve w as bom in 1600. and th a t beating Community Baptist. 5-4 in future great when .they se/one. —B rew ir. ' Boston. 13-3, .813; leaders Each has* chalked up a / announce his - retirement at the their third .straight triumph and van held the Yankees and a life­ biscuit,. Calumet Farm and Cita­ one run in the third on Joe Masso- Fran Leary vs t!.ew is Gpisr. Sat­ .a mlacue brought the scores acro&. wlp in the circuit. hem arried in 1917. T hat a Chu'fch Softball League encoun­ end of ■ the current campaign.' • As' . Continuing with the Yaiuiiee ofj lini's-.single and Jeff Sinon'a dou­ Pierce., (jhicago, 15-4, .'.789; Ford, The Garagemen came right, back mean^C(irley, as they-knew him nioved out of the cellar into fifth tim e 18-4. recorij. aga-inst Chicago. tion', . urday, 10:00 a.m, y. , - ( H f«vy H hittera Little Scooter Rizzuto'points qjut, Xicial’s pro'posed objective .survey. place, only a half game behind ble. They scored again. in toi New York. 13-4. .765; Brown, Bal­ and tied the score w’ith tv.-o in the in his seuji'Pi'o baseball, and ter at Charter Oak Park. ’ It was Dick Donovan held the Yankees The fractions for .Swap.*' n e w • Bob WTiitncy va John Madden, Backing up the Gas House by far the best played and hard­ there isn't much' future for/a Branch Riekey used an extensive. fourth-place Wethersfield. If Morle fourth when Maasolini doubled timore. 6-2,.7,50; Kuckt, New York, sixth. In the seventh Moriarty’s basketball da'ys, around Yonkers,! hitless for four frames then, gave: world recortf were: 23,-.46-3-5, Ijli.' 14-5, ,7 3 7 ./ SalurdRV, 10;()9 a.m. . W est Side. hurler will be Jim Roach, Tom est fought contest of (he season. .shortstop in the. Bron.x organiza­ crpss-chec’King in whica bartend­ arty’s can upset strong Bloom­ up two runs in the fifth of three across Art Storey. The loser's got Bill Corcoran vs Marvin Cohen. climbed right .oh Ji,m Smith when 1951 C H E V .. N. Y„ was wed a^lj. ‘ ers, sports writers, railroad brake- 1:36-1-6, 2:005-5. -2.25-4-5 and 'Strikeouts Score. OeveUind, Schultr, Jim Moriarty. Stu Beal, The losers drew’ first blood com­ tion. field lomorrmv night they would single-s and a wild pitch. New 2.38-1-5. Swaps’ intei’niediate time a cluster of three runs in the fifth, .Saturday, 10’''0 *..bi.- Weal Stdet apother hit batsman, a double and DE LITCE 4-DOOR "T h at's not so,” sa>;s Billy. "1 men, sandint managers, college 140; Pierce. Chicago. 117; 'PascUal, Andy Maneggia, Rick Paquette ing up with all four, tallies in Not writh'GU McDougald, who is stand an excellent chance of mak­ York rolled it up with three- for the mile ahd three eighths was on Pete KSsavage’s bases loaded Mickey Findell va Ed Lynn. Sat­ aW alk loaded the sacks. A sacri­ was married at 21.1 wanted to um­ coaches and. everybody short of 'double to take the lead. With two VJ'ashington, 107; Foytack, Detroit, and Bernie Gardner. Maneggia is Blue. Pow er 'Glide ._ big first irtning but Allied fought 28, having so quickly established ing the playoffs since their make­ run frames In the eighth and 2:13-1-5. a full second under Man urday, 9:00 a.m. AVest Side. fice fly and an error fought three hutiog an-even .500 in three league pire so badly that I lied about my John Foster Dulles were polled on up contest* are against bottom ninth. •; ■ dow’n and the bases loaded Tom. 93; Wynn. Cleveland. 86. ' beater.' Very. $Jj age. I was bom- in 1896. I broke bq(Ck\with single runs in the first, hinnsclf as the greatest all-round eWar".* world record made at Bel­ Doubles PRlrlngii Garagemen across the p 1 a t e, games, w'hile Roach and Beal are j. tourtlK and sixth frames and player at the position in the busi­ a prospect. ’iTieir opinions on what clubs, namely Windsor Locks, ^ Herb Sciire five-hil the Senators Delaney got an. infield single to lie N'atliiiial League scoring the extra three run.s that clean. inta organized ball late, at 38, In the object of the; search could do m ont in 1920. Boiingbroke's Amer- Win Sha'rprCarlson Mancheater both over the .400 m ark. So easy to talce^ i 'elinohMlclinched thethak VerdictV«k*r/n -with two ness. Behind McDougald are Jerry WKNB and Wethersfield. for hia ninth .rtetory. helped along lean record of 2:27-3-5 for a mile the score 3-3 in the last, of the Batting (Based on 225 at bats) V* O'Brig'nt-Geis*. Saturday, 9:00 made the difference and iced the the Northeastern League ano eaxpe werf matched against the club sixth. lTie ^ m e r a s w^U>-^end either markers iri the final inning. Low­ Coleman, Billy Hunter. Tony Ku- Rallied In Fifth by home runs by'Bobbv Avila and and one half made al Belmont in —Aaron. Milwaukee and Bailey, a.m.—-Y. verdict. . ♦ " Gene Sturgeon or/Sjf Pearson tq up to the majors in 1938 at the age ry Pierce's home run knotted the scout’s report. ' Who) a litrill lo pull in Dial big e ^ t of 42. T wanted to get into another bek^Jerry Lumpe, Bobby Richard- Moriarty's spbtted WlqfB a 4-0 Jim Hegan. ^ore. with a two-hit 1942 was also ruined by Swaps. Both teams changed pitekerif in Cincinnati, .336; Musial, St. Louts, Oorcoran-Lynch v* Fihdell- Ton^orroxv night at 6 o'clock at the mound. The lalter hurled a score and I^rson's third safety ■When all- seemed to jibe, Maha- lead but rallied to knot thii^score .334; Boyer. St. Louis. .322; Furillo, And ofterwordi, o silver nogg^of m*Bow, business before I readied 651”, He’s so ir and Tom t^y CrfrroU. shutout until the eighth when Roy The siinacli for the record, was the seventh. In toe top of the in­ Segal. Friday 6:30 p.m. Y. Buckley Field the second-place fine game against the Moriarty's chased homq the winning marker. A foremost Yankee o fficial ma Rickey knew' he had a good with foui- big runs in the bottom Sievers socked his 19th homer a Swap* nlm against the clock, ning Danny Minor nearly became Brooklyn, .320. Leary-'Norm Warren v* Gualaf- Medka will try to tlimb into a 1950 MERCURY now a salesman for a distillery. Allied Printins: one, and the creator of the chain the last time they met but dropped sparkling Sehmidi'i bear. .^iJoyi 9**r Few Rhubarbs frankly tells that an unlimit­ half of the fifth inning and then with two on. struck out, 10- to run although Shohrnaker was under the hero of the night when he dou­ Runs—Robinson. Cincinnati, 70; aon-Ralph Azinger, Friday. 6:30 •tie for -firal place w'ith S victory . 4UW •• ABRH POAK store plan rarely made a mistake a 5-1 nod. . as le*r Should B*l / ' . •< 4-Door Bporta Sedan. Ra­ Grieve had few rhubarbs ,dur- Libby, rf ...... r-.... 3 0 0 1 0 0 ed 'draft would be the best thing came up Bdth the winning tally his Al-leadlng total to 140. - j orders to ignore 'any record bled across one mn for Norman's. Snider. Brooklyn, 66; Aaron, Mil- p.m Y. over the laat-place Green Manor. Krafjack. c 4 0 1 2 b „0 until he got old and tried to'dil a |n the'slxth. However, with one man on in the Defensive standout Bob Eels. dio, heater, o%-erdrlve, ing his long big league career. He that could happen to baseball — rush job in Pittsburgh. Three-run Belt ' running Internationallv. w-aukae, 63; Boyer. St. Louis, 62; Al-Bob Whil.iex vs Coliins- .Moriarty'* ij) Everett, If 4* 2 2 2 0 0 from top to bottom. This would : McDonough gave up two walks D etro it made it on Frank last of the seventh, Freiheit cov­ ab r h a r rbl Dick Massey, Jim Herdic, John whltewaU was the quiet type and shied away L*rflon. cf ...... 4 1 2 0 0 1 Thoroughness ‘ in scouting Is 'Shoemaker did look at the time Gillum. Brooklyn, Jltathews, Mil­ .Charles Lucas, ostiirdsy. 9:00 a.m. bietrrir, 2b ... .. 2 0 0 2 0 0 n Boothb;^ and Frank Voszolo lead '445 from players off the field. Kuhimann. as ...... 1 o 0 o o'*! reduce the number of hand-picked and Atruck out five. Third base- House's three-rtia home)- off' re­ on the tote' board first lime ered himself irtth glory w-hen he waukee and Blasingame, St: Louis —Y. Youa*. 2b ...... I I 0 t t o in the 6-PAK Schack. lb ...... 3 0 0 7 0 0 even more important to a baseball man Jimmy Roacli collected two hit his first homer of the year just 57.. I.aitborle, tb , 'the Camera club, with Massey The lone exception happened athletes now agatiplled hy the club than money. ' liefer George Zuverihk, crackinjF a around, saw he vyaa going loo fast, .. 4 I 3 8 l O O ’ Poulin, 2h ...... 3 0 3 2 1 0 hiore affluent.,outrits from '300 to of M oriart/s six hlU' to raise his 2-alI tie in the eighth. Paul Fov- over the centerfield fence to put Crie. cf. ** . 3 2 0 1 t o n pacing the team in batting with a late ih September x>f the 1949 pen- Stocks. 3b ...... 3 0 1 5 2 2 and pulled even lighter on Swaps. Runs Batted In Muaial, St. The Cincinnati Redlegs have M.acaiotie. 3b. .. .2 I I. 0 n 0 t .375 average. ' rant race when he cMled Boston’s Pierre, 3 I 1 ‘2 2 0 40. ' b attin g average to .306. F ir s t tack won his eighth, in relief. It was no good. Swapa sti|l broke the win'in the books for the Law­ Louis, 76; Boyer. St. Louis, 67; I.ucar, p cf ..(.0 1 0 3 O 0 BEER AS BEER Knox, rf ...... i i o 0 o b L'nreetricted Draft baseman Stir Beal came up with a Morrie Martin look the defeat. yers. fielded 82 different team*-in three Cohuii. r( .... ( 0 0 1 0 0 0 Johnny Pesky safe at the plate in BILL GRIE\'E PLAYS STEADY'GOLF' . the record. Kluszewski, Cincinnati, 65; Long, Andreolt. c ... .. 2 0 1 9 2 1 0 TolAla ...... *..31 5 1^21 6% An unrestricted draft would be single in two trips and continues Veteran Bob Porterfield had a Tenney had told Shoemaker: . Tonight ... Acelo A Sylvester , will major league* and have Itad more D'Avarixii. If . SHOULP BE 1 9 4 9 R U iC K a close play when Rialph Houk, Pittsburgh, 62; Adcock, Milr than 400 pitchers. But Brooks .. 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 Community Raptint <4) the surest and fairest way to dis­ Denver i.Pi — A h e r Mr*. E m ­ to lead the locals at the plate with 6-0 gabion and a three-hitter for "Go as slow’ as vou can for as far P'*.5’ Lawyer* at 6 o clock'.. waukee,. 61. Momie. If ., (I 0 0 (T I n -0 now Denver manager, was cateV AB R H PO A E a fine .3.59 mark. ^ (SI Lawrence is the first Cincinnati Filtoramo. .a . I 0 0 0 0 0 0 JIM REDANETTE ing for the YaAkees. Gehrig .took called strikes with­ Osborne, 2b ...... 4001 tribute talent throughout the mi­ mett Heitler. former Colorado the Red Sox, then -sprained an aa vou cAtt- . ' ah I h pn a HiW—Boyer.- St. Louis, 116; Plsolt!: If ... .0-0 0 I m 0 0 Sport Schedule out taking the bat off his shoulder, Doufaji. rf ...... 3 1 2 1 10 nors and majors. A big league tvomen's golf champion, won the MarTarty Hro>. (J) ankle pitching to Harry Simpson •RciU Tight Hold’ Saverick. 3 b ...... 2 0 a 3. 1 hurler ever to win hi* first 12 de­ Diicheinrau, 3h 2 0 0 1to o After Grieve had sent in his re­ Froh. as ...... a)> r li po a e rbl Musial. St. Louis, 114; Aaron; Mil- Omy. RAIf. . . 4 t 2 2 0^0 club could no longer control a Deinver Metropolitan Invitation Dolierly, cf .., . 3 D I in the seventh and left the game "I had a real light hold on him T. r 4 0 2 1 0 cision*. No. 12 foi* Lawrence DynaAow. *200 port to the .Teague Qffice in "I felt {errible when Lou turned Nicola, lb ...... 4 1 2-11 0 0 Morlsrlv. 2)> . 3 0 0 1 P. IlVIaii'/v lb. 7b 4 0 2 & 4 w’aukee. 112;' Ashburn, Phila­ came in relief of Johnny Ktippsteln Total* * ...... 28 5 5- 21 10 1 1 Chicago* three Yankees were fined .Huifh^a c ...... 4 O I t 0 0 player fpr seven years. As things this year, she told a reporter; 3 0 0 3 1 0 0 every bit of the way. My arms rttzDatrick. p ..... -0 1 « 1 delphia. 110; D ark. St. Louis. 106. Attlw F«rta <*}' , Tonight around several times and said: Raskind, rf ...... ManCnoa, '»s . 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 ^ o Wely, Toni Hurd and Ham’ agaiiist the Cardinals. July 7. The "a total of $500 for mistreating ..411100 are, a player can't be drafted for “I'm the mother of five children, Beal, lb ...... sure' ark tired." reported Shoe­ A. Storey rr ...... 4 3 1 1 3 Triple*—Bruton, Mllw’nukee, II ; Ab r li |H> a e rbi Rainbow va TelsO, 8:80—Robert- '•Really a Strike” l«aw8on; 3b ...... 40 1,1 5 I three years, after which the big 3 117)01 ^ n sh , aending 11 men to ttfe PY*‘h4*U. rf 4 1 1 .,2 0 previous club record for consecu­ Whi!('»ell. »R .. 0 0 an-umpire.” Ballard, p ...... 3001 30 that's why I'm,such a st'e^y Hoach. 3l< . . 3 13 110 (I maker after the race. Smith, 3h. p . . 1 0 0 "hon Park. ' « " ‘Bill, where was that pitch? league club can farm him out four ^ I ^ f h ir i. rf 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 Plouff If ...... 3 0 0 3 0 Abron. Milwaukee, 10; Gtlliam, tive games at the beginning of the 't ^ ‘■-Cliff Mapea. then a Yankee Was it really a strike?’ Allen. If .I.* ..:..,, .. 2 0 0 1-0 0 player. Nothing bothers me.”' i "'(H* Simpson slamm ing a So Swap*, with total earnings of MaRsnIlitl. if ...... 2 2*2 0 0 Brooklyn. O'Connell. Milwaukee Slmmnnii. p. 3h 2 0 0 X 0 0 ‘Bank vs Elks, 6—Charter Oak Vacona. rf ...... 4 1 0 0 o n 0 times. ■3)01001 three - run , homer on hia second Slpop. p 3 0 2 1 3 season was set by Elmer Riddle, Howcr. 2b ...... X 0 0 0 1 0 outfielder, waited in the nflpvay “ 'It waS' a strike, Lou,’ T told O'Brien, r • ...... 2 1 I 6 0 n 1 $763:,150 behind him. leaves for , , „ and Mays. "New York, 8. Park. Lawrence. If ...... 1 0 0 0 0. 0 An unrestricted draft would put McDonough, ,p trip. 0 0 0 0 1, who won hia first 11 straight in Churilla, c .... 3 0 0 0 0 -0 for me after the game," recalls him each tin)*'' he asked. Rome- —w P -----2 1114 0 1 Chicago, wfth seven' stablematea . Mct'urrv. rf ... 2 1 1 0 0 ‘0 I.,aw'yers vs AAS 6—Verplanck TotaU ... ‘...... an end to the utterly ridiculous When Stan Musial received the Home Runs—Spider, Brookivn 1941. ' . Huntington, lb 3 1 1 MANCHESTER Grieve. "But Umpire Charlie timea' I wished I didn't have t6 ..34 4 9 30 10 "T ■ Tolala 34 5 4 31 "o ~6 tpday. His main objective is the j Tota’l* . . e ,29 511 31 13 • 3 4 and Kru.szewski. Cincinnati. 24; 1 1 0 Field. Score bv tnninjts, bonus business. Player of the Decade award from \ Nnrmaa’ft (41 Suthanl. rf ..,. '.L 0 0 0 1 0 ■ Herm <■ vs Moriarty'*, 6— Mt. Berry got between us. • Mapes call those strikes. Allied Prlntlni: .... 1 0 0 ro 1 2-5 WKNn (4) P«n»ione starting $100,000 added Washington Park t’f if . 1 0 1 U "If I am ever out of a job wiUi The Sporting News at Uie Touch­ ab r h po a r rbl at 60, it will be confession time for I Prat -■»on. !f. p ..... 4 0 .0 0 0 0 0 Banks, Chicago and Robinson, Cin­ 1 0 said; "How much did you get for "I hate to admit it but I guess Community Bartiit 4 0 0 0 0 0 0—4 Isynch, 2b .., Handicap jpibor Day. Irronin. 2h...... f.. 4 1 1 O* 0* 0 0 cinnati, 22; Adcock. Milwaukee, 21. MrSwrrnry, If 1 0 0 0 0 0 Nebo,. , e . MOTOR SALES 2B: Krafjack. 3B Everett. HR.. a club,” says the Yankee official, down Club luncheon In Washing­ ...... 4 0 0 3 3 0 0 many players who will hsive to tell but I T\lppp|. » p ...... ,...3 2 1 1 2 1 0 Former- Pilcher Bobo Nexvaom D. ('hurllla. If. 1 0 >4k 0 0 0 Friday, July 57 umpiring today's game’?" I was the first one to realize Lou Pow^ra. c ... . 3 1 1 3 0 0 1 He might run once tjefore. Pitching (Based on 8 decisions) Cotr. rf MILVERr LANE RD. Grieve had . been umpiring too Pierre. l.ar.«on; • LOB Allied fi. Bap*' "I'm going.to conddfct.ikn objective ton recently. he said in a short MafinelU, cf ; 3 1 3 3 1 0 1 ' .MlRtrrtta. lb ...... 4" 0 0 3 0 0 0 waa alivavs known for his story­ ...... ^ ® ^ ^ ® Case Bros, va TeUo, 8:30—Rob­ Gehrig was losing his reflexes. A tlat 9, BR Fierce l: SO: Pierce 2. ***• ‘"■■'I'*'* of their Tenney indicated no. . 'iF-ahlerM Pt'Rhlrr. |.p. rf ..... 3 1 0 0 3 0 0 —Lawrence, (jlncinnati, 14-2, .875; telling ability, and he* still telling M A N C H E R I^R long and never had a player Stc- jaurvey of material for all clubs. speech tjjiat he had played in ever>' RrAd. If ...... I 3 1 1 1 0 0 0 baseball ages. When Duke Sni- TuialR ...... 2? ^ i 21 $ i 0 ert toh Park. 'monkh, later in a league game in P#UfllAr. rf . . • .3 0 0 1 0 0 n A fter thajt JhMlnory j^Mlnory 3b ...... __ 4 0X31 0-1 Buhl, Milwaukee, 13-4, .765; Bur­ them. Here’s one, he reeently'told cuse him of a bribe.' Detroit,;'Lou brought me the Yan­ They'll, pay well for a seryice that major-league park'except the one t»*f^mia. aa . , 2 J)‘ 0 2 0 0 0 “We’ll see how things go.’* 4 -.a** ; ...... ^ O '! 9 0 .1 ' 3 a—Struckout for MpHUt in Stti. k PUT x’s Nassiffs, 6—Charter Oak Mill save them a lot of tinje, money in Washingtdn. He was Icxiking rurtln. 3b ... 0 0 0 0 0 0 dette, M ilwaukee, 12-4, .750; New­ listeners to his television show in S«'or»* bv in n ln g v ’ ; j Park. ^ Ml 9-6427 Grieve received his first grSat kee lineup and.said; HE SETTLED DOWN ^ . 3 .0 0 (I 1 0 0 Co«^ to Florida, stopped off to’ All was hardly lost, for Holly-fl finoR'^' if - . 0 0 0 0 1 0 M o riartv R ...... * o 0 0 0 2 X—5l shock in 1989, his second year in "- ‘Bill. I'm not playing today’.” and trouble. forward to the All-Star game for (Jriffln. lb ... . 2 0 0 * 3 0 1 we^Preacher Roe, R5e said, "JU*t wood Park. It's betting lymdle of I Rubinow. if .. 0 O '3 0 0. 0 comb*. Brooklyn, 14-5, ,787; Had- BsJtiinore. . He said that «ne day Aut«j P a x u ...... 0 2 0 0 9 0 (V > 3 Medics vs Green M anor, 6 — PlecIninJ. p .. . 3 1 2 0 3 0 1 dlx, Philadelphia.)8-3. .727. he drew down toe wrath- of Rogers C SOWUDT 4 IONS, MC, !m u . M» ora* BWNWOB im iii. the majors. / ■ Gehrig was forced to quit May Jacksonville, Fla. tiP) -rln th(i ”This_ service will protect them that experience,' he said. . Yogi Ph<»Un. p .... , 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 I12D.162.450 was up 9.5 p er cent | .j. Buckley Field. "I was working an ^tra-squsd KapoUtano. a . *'*'P *"* celebrate ihv ao 4 4 I9x & 3 4 Strikeouts — Friend, Pittsburgh H ohishy for ggUing best. 20^2. , No^^^?*%ieb*^n. Yankee rook)* Ansaldl va N orm an's 6 Ver-. and Servicing 2, 1939, sifter playing 2.130 con­ Jacksonville Journal Midget. against their own scouts, who be­ Berra had a crack to ma1<« about . J 0 .0 0 0 0 0 fortieth (hirUjdav. ’ Duke ques­ over last year’s D3-day meeting.' Srorr '' -by inningx game for the Yankees at Miller secutive league games from 1925 Baseball eLagye, a pitcher vs-alked' come oversold on youngsters they that. , "Yeah,’’ he said. ?I know. tioned him. "Why, last Jesr/' he two..... less than...... 19*56...... and Ha daily ...... o'l 2-B _ 110; Haddix: Philadelphia, lo?;, How can I w in," he asked Horns- outfielder. ro**mbl** Bill Dickey ptanck Field. * •CRMIBrf ON TftivlilON • CIUNCfi fi M t WIH9-TV CbeepM l i j lehOM far Over SS Yean Tntala.. 3* 4 t tli > 0 4 Huggins Field in St. Peitorsbbrg, through 1939. Lou passed away 17 bathers in the first inning. But claim to have discovered. Most You don’t come to Washington un­ s^-6truck nut fnr Phelan M 7lh, said, "you were oniy 3 m ‘ Roc avera'aT handte o r'ii'iM 77l "w*s 0 0 0 0 3 0 t—4 Mizell. 8L Louli, 103; Jonts. C!3il-lb>', "unle** you get acme run* Mr when the left h*ad*r take* hi* Spencer Rubber v* OpUcal, I Ha*. WiM 9.B. .i- A . - Rtac* in th* h*tt*r'a has. WafiMt ricM. 9 'r | m , CtMd O ar M gr. - Bays Gri*ve_ as though_ th* gamef a n June 2, 1941, as th* resplt o< mul- he stsjred at it and pitebbd a no- scouts today are Tibration seouU til you hear they ih^rtened the Senra by IsaiBas: ) . • ahrun*|l Slid emiled, "Ytm know S pJr«nL ’ ’ r * ‘si^e'd. «««•. w: ' m.T” w«|« played last apriof. ^"Lau tlpl* aderosis. d | hitter, wlnnlnc 23elL ' ^WKNB 0 0 « $ $ 0 #_4 A m i II II !■' who haUn to land *oo|A In this toyrn.” rMorisrtr s ...... i 0 0 0 0 4 1 s—6 jM»w It is." ; / i l-r— y ' ' I .' /' o ./ \ I : ■: ■ ^ r V

' '■■ ■ : ' 7 > ' 7- ’ ' ' jPAGE NINETEEK M A N G H E S ^ E v e n i n g H ERAL^, M a n c h e s t e r , c o n n ., T h u r s d a y , j u l y 26,1966 V"' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, ,IUUY^26, 1956 ETGHTEEIf Wantcd-s-Real EstaU 77 E H in fito n Articles For ^ Ir 45 Household Goods 51 Wanted— To Buy Houses For Sale H o u s ^ P ior Sale Suburban For Salt 75 BOLTON LAKE — Excellent new GREEN MANOR HOME—Buckley Automobiles for Sale THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW! BY FAGALY and SHORTEN ».HclP Wanted— Male Help Wanted— Male 56 Dog^-^pifds— jP«U 41 ANTIQtlB FURNITURE, ailvar, BOI^teN-^Four rooms and garage. MAN!«CHE»fER —Are you looking It CU. FT. Chest Type Freezer, all-year Ranch home. 36x26. Six School District for October or ear­ Fisher to’Leave ------glass, chlha, and uaei) furniture WANTED—Used Playpen in good 150 ft.Xronlage, 107 ft. deep. for fi^'^autiful two-famlly home FIR^ST CLASS machinists. Mai Tool | , . / used siK months, $150.00. Also rooms, full cellar, hot water heat, lier occupancy. Box Z, Herald. 1953-FORD I'-'Dpor Sedan Custom- Hollwood type Wheelcpair, $35. bought and aoid. Furniture Repair condition. Call MI 9-3329. Would coiiiider renting. Cali MI. With five' large rooms each apart Classified line. Jet black with whitewalls, . Engineering Co., 291 Adams PEDIGh EED Boxer Puppies. Fiv* ment? Excellent location. Su­ aluminum storm sash and doors. School Position Tel. Ml. '3-1159. weeks /bid. MI 9-4.334, • pilgrim -3-6369. Service. Ml, 3-i449. ’ 8-S135 betweiM. 7 a.m. and 5 p^m,; ARE YOU CX)NSIDERING riiio . heater, seat tovers. Runs I nspiteopcverv'-/ preme conditimr^il heat, mod­ Shade tree*. Beach privilege*. SELLING YOUR PROPERTY? and looks like new, t)nly $33.92 r o y a l a n d HOT AIR FURNACE with Silent Rooms Without Board 6^ ern kitchens, wiretL for electric Owner moving West. A real good Ellington, July 28 (Special)— TMIN6 LE6M0CN / Se r v i c e s t a t io n Attendant. Smith-Corona port­ MANCHESTER—Shoall house on . We will appraise your prvJperty Advertisement month a,fter low down payment. stove. All city utiUtlekN.^mbina- buy at $16,000. Howard R. Hast­ COULD DO, the Married man. Pari lime evenings i/estocK— Vehicles 42 able and standard typewriters. Glow oil burner, complete with Gleason St., with tWo extra lots. free and without any ’ obligation. The newly appointed principal of CLASSIFIED ADVT. Brunner s Packardi TalcottvIUe. FISH PPACTCAUy!' f ELECTRONIC All makes of adding machines all controls, $75.00. Good'-condi­ ROOM IN private home. Inquire Call MI. 3-5125 between 7 a.m. and tion storm screens and obOM. In­ ings, Realtor, MI 9-1107, any the Longview School, which In and weekends. Previous‘ experi­ -V Stale Tailor Shop. Ml. S-7S8S. Af­ We alBo buy property for cash. Open evening^ till 9. CAU3HT ITSEiiT- I' TECHNICIANS WE BUY COWS, calves; and beef sold or rented. Repairs on all tion. MI 9-1043, \ 5 p.m. sulated. One-car garage, am^lte time. Selling or buying contact 'September is expsuidl^ to a #- DEPT. HOURS ence necessary. Hourly plug com- ter 6:30 MI. 3-5047. • drive. Barbecue pit, fruit a missloh. Appl.v In person. Turn­ cattle. Also horses. Piela Brels. makes. Marlow’s. STANLEY BRAY. Realtor grade school, has resigned. 19.14 CHEVROLET 4-Dooi Station Experienced men reared SEVERAL Apartment size elect.ric shade trees. I*qt has 200' frontage. ’ERNON-:-Bolton Rd. Yearn to 8 :1 5 A . M. to 4:.30 P. M. pike Auto Service, 164 W’.-iMiddle Tel. Ml. 3-7408. ^ comfortable room for a gen- VERNON—Five room house In away from it all? Inspect BRAE-BURN REALTY Wiiltani. Fisher said lest night Wagon. Standard shift. Clean; a n t iq u e s and collectiblea, from ranges with ovens. ’ Wlllimantic, This one will go fast at $17,500. at a Board of Education moating good condition, $1375. Ml 9-9919. to assemble wire add test Turnpike, ' ' tleitign. Private entrance. Park­ Sunset Estates. Call MI. 3-6125 be-* this'Jkroom, year old Ranch, in a MI, 3-6273. ' amber aalta to zoetrope. Summer HArriaon 3-3217. tween 7 a.m. and 6 p.m. Call Th«f Ellaworth Mitten Agen­ * a action was for "personal roa- COPY CLOSING Tl.ME 19 Bretton Rd, ■ electronic devlcea/Wili con­ J' - - - - ing. Gall MI. 3-8905. neighborhood of fine homes, 3 610-ROOM HOUSE with base­ ELECTRICIAN’S helper. Two Articles For Sale 45 shop now open -Route 6, Andover. cy, Realtors. MI. 3-6930, or Mr*. ment. Call MI 9-9581 after S p.m. sons.” He was named principal sider recently/discharged (Located at tourlat cabins). Open EASY SPIN DRYER T w o years Meyers.'M I. 9-5524. bedrooms, 'garage, paneled living FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. 1934 FORD ranch wagon. Custom- years’ experience. Call Ml 9-0292 old. Excellent condition. MI BEAUTIFULLY . furnished, *pa- $1.3,000 'SDC r o o m Cape, near new room. 300 ft. wooded lot. $15,900. last month. veterans epcperienced in after. every afternoon and Thursday ’.cious room Wl(h complete'light high ichool. Carlton W. Hutchins, LISTINGS WANTED—Single, two- ^ MON. THRU FRI. line, soa green, white wall tiiea. SLATE FLAGGING, 4 colored. through Sunday evenings, MI. 9-5446. • t Maddock $c de'^-Yos. Realtors. Ellington, to meet its achool original owner, $1393. Call RiUpk^' e I e c t r w c background. Free delivery in Manchester on housekeeping facilities available. Realtor. MI. 9-5132, 9-4694. family, threl-family, business FINE ' Opi^'ORTUNITY" for man 9.1806. . Lot* Tor 5*1* 73 JA 2-0255; ev en in g s/']^ 9-3954, problems is adding space for a 10:30 A; M. ville, TR .1-7408 after 5 p.m M u st'b^ am ilia r with nec- ordet lOO sq. feet or more. Corner SLIGHTLY USED 14 cutic foot Will rent single or double. Cen­ properly. Have many cash buyers. with small investment to own his GREEN MANOR—Six room ranch. Mortgages arranged. Please call secondary g;rade each year until SATURDAY 9 A. M. e s s a i^ electronic ■ lest Route 6 and Stony Road, Bolton. p l a n e t Junior Garden Tractor, Jordon upright freezer. Excellent tral. R'easohable. Mr*. Dorsey, MANCHESTER-t Three lot* on ROC5CVILLE — Elght-roont-single, the s.vstem can occomm'odata a 1954 F'ORp- four-dopr Ciwomline own business. Already estab­ Attached garage. Excellent condi­ George L. Groziadio, Realtor. MI. equ^mcnl. with or without attachments, No coni ition. $200. Telephone._^I 14' Arch St. Oakland St. and one in Sunset Es­ four bedrooms, den, sunpbr^h, full high achool. V8. Good condition;-^''Salcrificc. lished well paying work with av­ EXTENSION l a d d e r s , wooden, 9-331 after 8. -■ tion. Nicely landscaped. Located tates, Vernon. Call Ml. 3-5125 be- large lot. All city convenience's.- 9-5878, 109 Henry St. VOtm COOPERATION WILL erage income of over $100 a week, (town payment, take 2 years. PLEASANT Large Room, near immediately behind new Buckley Gordon Getchell, acting prin­ Owner. MI 9-0377. , , 24', $19.92, 28’ $23.80. Sherw’in-Wil- , Make offer. Budget Center, MI ' tween 7 a.m. and 5 p.m. , Early occupancy. Directly on bua BK APPRECIATED /' -^all Ml 9-1575 between 8 a.in. and liam*. 981 Main St. Ml. 3-8636. bath for a gentleman. 54 ' High School, Can be seen by appoiiit- cipal, was appointed to fill the wowT wprrA O ID Z ! THAt BABVeAVE y 9-0982. line, $14,500. George J Coleman, Auction 78 vacancy. 1953 CHEVROLET 2-D.ooi* Black, B ut hov 5 p.m, fpr particulars. . ' LARGE round bleached mahogany Street. ment. Nice two-family house. In Rockville. TR 5-4045, TR 5-4710. BEAUTY.'HAVE MEARIALBATTLCIWE MECHANICAL large Buildinsr Lots Malcolm Evans hoe been pro­ very clean; Only $29,25 month DOES HE ELECTRIC PHILCO Stove, ONE'OF fcACH-300, 500 . 600, and cockqail table. MI 9-1595. residential section. . Six rooms MUCH TROUBLE FOUtjHT RSa HOURS.' Ca r p e n t e r s w a n t e d for trim­ Call ' Connect Jt’s Most Exciting moted from tescHing-princlpai at Dial Ml 3-5121 after low- down payment. Cash tell i t ? ASSEMBLER size,. Excellent condition, 750-gallon septic tanks. T ., P. each, 2 stall garage. Nicely land­ In Town and Suburban ROCKVILLE—Three year old full LANOiNOHWi ANOTHER FIVE MINUTES ming and cabinet work, MI„ 9-5043 'TWIN 1 BED, box spring and mat- ROOM FOR RENT. Hot water, scaped. Reasonably priced. Ver­ • A U T I 0 N S ! Center School to supervising prin­ or trade. Bninner's Packard. Tal- WELL. juST after 4. Ml ,9-9770. Aitkin, Heating and Sheet Me|aletal 'shed dormer Cape Cod, six fin­ cottvilUF Open evenings till 9. LE6HO«0?> ) HAVE CAVED Young men expericncefj between 4 and 5 p.m.f tresa.i cheat on cheat, solid maple. bath. Parking'. MI 3-1406. non—Five room ranch oh 4 acres ished rooms, plastered walls, I'i cipal. 6 iVE A ! I PLAYED THA PIKE POTTERYI tic and gifts. New­ ronti;actor. Tiolland Tpke. MANCHESTER listen... assembly of small mec MI 9-6648. of land. ■ Nicely landscaped. baths, fireplace, full cement base­ Where Thousands Save line like an ington, -MO. 6-4709. Flagstone, 3-6793. $12,800. J. D. Realty, John De- ASSOCIATES REALTORS Lost and Found. ical components and gears. MAN for part ’time farm work. BEDROOM, kitchen furnished. Oil ment, carport, lot 70'xl4.1’ . All Every Week!' 1949 CHEVROLET panel truck. EXPERT. !■ bird baths, gazing globes, ;all I..ARGE Lennox Forced Air Fut' Quattro, Broker. MI 3-5262, Ml cHy convenience*. Excellent con ca n MI 3-6884. Will find these positions in­ Call MI 9-7626 colors.’ H,itching posts, jockeys, WESTINGHOUSE upright freezer. heat, ga«, light. Tel. MI’’ 9-3081. PHIL HALLIN Driver Arrested FOUND— Brown male dt^.' part BTC - AND ETC,-j ■nace. Model No. TZ-1092, Com 9-3640. dition, $18,000. ' George J. Cole­ EveryUitng you’ll ever need for teresting and diversified. flamingoes, -iron lawn furniture, Call Ml. 3-1409. I JIO. 9-9221 beagle. Call Lee Fracchia, Dog BAKfcR Fo r part time, nights. plete w’ith' blower, oil burner,.con­ man. ’ RbckvllISj TR 5-4045, TR yourself, the home, garden or shop 1952 MERCURY ' Monterey < four- oil jars, flower pots and ceram- OVERSIZED CAPE COD. over­ CHARLES LATHROP ' Warden, MI 3-4540. ______Ideal working,, coi/ditions. Apply Swiss 'jPa.stry Shop, 183 trols. 275-gallon fuel tank. Ex-* 5-4710. — is here at Post at fabulous sav­ On Rules Count Xdoor aedan, radio, heater, over­ ics. Open daily, evenings ancf.Sun. FOUR:POSTER mahogany double looking new High School, 3 bed­ MI. 9-0384 w Convenient location North Main. cellcnt. We are replacing this W a n t^ — Room*— Board 62 ings ! FOUND—Black female puppy with drive, foam cushiona. immacu­ days. Special bird bath $3.50.. Bee* bed in good condition. Priced rooms. 2 full Ijaths, large living (1 EARL ROHAN unit with a larger one in a local ILUMBIA—3 or 7 rooms. All Hugh A. Collins, 24, o f E « a t white chest. Call' Lee Fracchia, late condition, one owner, low - lin Turnpike, front ofii'ike Drive- renaqnfible. - Phone- MI 3-6788. room, dining room, modern kitch­ modern improvements. Big pic. M r s LeJfoy T is u ft, rhurch. Must dismantle and move H a rtfo rd , was arrested and Dog Warden, MI 3-4540. mileage. McClure Pontiac, .373 In Theater bn Highway. GENTLEMAN desires toom and en, screened, phrch, attached ga­ lure window*. Wonderful condi EVERY THURSDAY, 6A-T w. QRAN6JSJ., helper. Must be 18 years old with at once. Price delivered Man­ ELEiCTRIC .SEWING MACHINE charged with a rules of the road Main St, RIVETER board. Write, Box N, c. o Herald. rage. For appoihtment call MI. tion. Nicely landscaped. ACade FRIDAY and SATURDAY FOUND — A place where you can lANCAsren. Pa . . Xome experience preferred. Full POWER HACKSAW MilleFk Falls, chester or. vic.lnlty, $275. T. P. , SIightl| used. Priced right for violation following on accidont - X — I 9-1433; L O T k FOR SALE my 8-3101. NITES oecure.a complete line of knitting 1950 CHEVROLET Convertible. To set up aiid/operate in.surani'e and vacation., Call at 18" blsde-. Complete with '« h.p. Aitkin. Heatlnii add Sheet Metal quirk Uall MI 9-.1.361 be last night, police said. Ollie's Auto Bodv, 8 Griswold-St. Contractor. Tolland^Tpke- MI tween y and 9 p. m. yama and Acceasoriea, atamped Radio, heate'b, whitewall tires. riveting maemfie. Small motor. Ideal for honrb or small Apartment*— Flat»-k COBURN ROAD— Four bedroom $7,900, VERNON— Two bedroom Investigating Patrolman Alloa 'Call Rockville TR 5-9773. 3-6793. Sales Start at 7 p.m.. goods, embroidery cottona and shop. Call Ml 3-6359'after 5. 30-GALUON gla** lined autorhatir colonial, ll-i baths. 2 car garage. LAKEWOOD CIRCLE— ranch, new G.E. heating system, Smith said the Collins cor, heading com p^ent pai-ts involved. Tenement*______M Ideal for large family. Early Au­ wting threads. At Your Tam Help Wanted— COST SALE ga* wa ler healer*. Ten year guar aluminum storms, cellar, 2H west on Center St. and attempting,, Shop, 60 Cottage St. Phone hQ. Business Services Offered 1.5 Moving— ^Trucking Help Wanted— ■|'>niale 55 Must p f wiliiiig^to assist in FACTORY, inade sfeel camp trail­ gust occupancy. ' $19,000. MI. A nicely located homesit*. 100 We' accommodate 1000 people, a left turn into vr. Center, ®t” All Famous Make* antee. $89 .10. Call MI 9-1158 FOR REN’!|-Three room apart­ atres. Carlton W, Hutchins, MI. over 900 cars! »-235«. W' Auto Acceasorie»L--Tires 6 Storage 20 assenmly operations. Will Male or Female 57 er. lavatory. 1 K.p. motor, sawing , 9-6340. foot frontage and' 200 feet deep 9-5132. 9-4694. struck an auto driven by Lee H, , refrigeration sales and serv- II (R!. FT. REFRIGERATOR ment with garage in Vernon, WTRERS AND table, 8,00'xl5 tire, doors,, larga with men.v shade trees. Ail im- Arsenault, 25, of 3 Drive D. CASINGS needed — Buy new tires! Ice. Commercial, - household, air consider a trainee for this COPY a r t i s t s . Formal training Conn. Centrally located near LOST — Spinning Rod and Reel at MANCHESTER - Moving and suitcase, TV set. l-ow prices. 12 GU FT. REFRIGERATOR • MANCHESTER — Green Manor, . provemen'ts’. Priced' at $4,200,. b 6 l T0N — Attractive three bed. ■’Conn.’s Largest Auction Firm" here, get $10 for '•smoothies position. not nece.saary, To leiiin interest­ 23 CT’ IT, HOME Freezer. Call church, stores and bus line. All Smith aet the damage fi^^oa at Bolton Lake. Finder please rail I ronditioncia. (reezers. A. and W. h trucking 1 Co. Ml.' 3-6563, Owned SyLDERERS - PI 2-7211. 14 n>. FT. REFRIGERATOR three year six room ranch. Fire­ AA Zone. ■ room ranch with breezeway and POST a u c t io n ROOMS A and E .'Tire Service Custom Refrigeration Co, MI. 9-1237, BU. ing w.ork in plioto engraving. E.\- ' 15 CU. FT UPRIGHT FREEZER Ml 3-4o:!0 between 4;30 and 7 p.m. modern conveniences, gas, elec- $30)0 to the Arsenault car and MI 8-9023 after 4:30 p.m. Re-1 , and operated by Waiter B. Per- place, tile bath, attached gari^e, garage. Full basement. Large liv­ RT. 5 - BERUN TURNPIKE ,$1M for the Collins vehicle. No Recappers, Bolton. MI. '9-2193. 9:3196, MI. 9-0055. Experienced in wiring and solder­ cellenl working conditions. With i HALLICRAI-'TER, Model S-85. Re* No Down Payment. tricit.v and oil heat. Adults only. lot 90x210. Convenient ■ to schools, NEWINGTON. CONN. ward. ; I ett Jr., and William J. Pickering. INVESTIGATE THESE BURPEI ARISTOCRAT seven ing room, familv size kitchen. Lot one was injured. Collins' ctUM is benefits and progressive in- i ceiver. Almost new. 160. Call Take 2 Yeai*. Younfe business couple preferred. bus and shopping. Little traffic. NORTH ELM STREET— bONDER'S T.V. Service^ available ing of resistors, cbndensors and quart 1 treasure cooker—canner 150x200. Price '$14,250. Madeline Opp. Conn. Lt. A Power Co. Rldg .let for court Aug. 3; LOST — Siamese Female Kitten, i AUjSTIN A. CHAMBERS CO. local OPPORTUNITIES crea-Sea. Apply at .A- B C Photo MI 3-7446 after 6 i BUDGET' CENTER Call MI. 9-2837. Reduced to $18,300. Owner, MI. Auto Driving School 7-A any time, , Antenna conversions. components, similar' ti^,^ radio and thrl e dozen quart canning South of Henry Street. Excel­ Smith, Realtor. MI. 9-1642. Vicinity of Princeton St. Please ' ______and ' long distance moving, pack­ Engraving, Elm St., Manchester. jars. MI- 3-5291. 9-6012. J Phiico factory supervised service. ing, storage. Call Ml. 3-5187. Hart­ chassis assemblies. Excellent work­ 8’^' ATLAS Table Saw and Jointer SMALL FORNtjCA top kitchen *et FIVE-ROOM Flal, second flooe. lent neighborhood, near schools. Legal Notice call M l 9-7474, ______j LARSON'S ' DRIVING School. Garage. Adults only. $60 rent. Tel. Ml. 9-1488 ford CH. i-1423. . ing conditions. WITH on roll-a-wav Atlas bench, 16 With three chair*, *ilver fox MANCHESTER—Five rooms ga­ Ideal for split level allowing LOST—Gray cat. Vicinity Wood- “"‘Y trained and GRAY ^.ESEARCH AND^ (ruovv USED Cl (OSLEY Shelvador re- Wilts Box W, r o Herald. Wanted— Rest Estate 77 LIMITATION OROFeR months old. $135 with ' j h.p. mo­ jacket. Kolinakv file neckpiece. frigeiali ir. in good condition-. Call rage, oil heat, ameaite drive, basement garage. 73 loot front­ Personal Notices bridge St. near Bushnell Animal certified instructor. For your safe­ BUYING PAPER, magazines, g k a n d I'N i o n : Ml 3-1^35 after 8 p.m, » age and 136 feet deep. Priced At a Court of Probatr held at Man- ty We are trained to teach proper­ DEVELOPMENT COiMPANY tor. Call Ml 3-76.39 after 6 p.m. -MI 9-03 0. large lot. ample trees, city utili­ USTINGS WANTED. Have buyer* rhe#tpr within and for thf» Dlutrirt of Hospital. Call MI 9-9602 after 4 rags. Junkman’s junk. Will pick GRAY RESEARCH AND ' GOOD, CAREER POSITIONS ^ ^ ------■ --- ties. Priced for quick sale. at $2,600. A Zone. Mancheiter on the 23rd day of July. ly. MI. 9-6075. up after 3 p.m: All day Saturday. Business OpBortunities HILLIARD ST., MANCHESTER Business I*ocatioRS for two, three or ^our family p.m. STILL OPEN FOR QUALIFIED LARGE COLLECTION bid guns, A BARGi ilN? IF THAT'S WHAT Charles Leaperance, MI 9-7620. ■ . , I 1956. In Memoriam Call Rockville TR. 5-7621, 4 Hoats and Acce*sories 46 i For Rent 64 houses in addition to seven room Pregent, Hon. John J. Wallott. MORTLOCK'S—Manchester's lead­ PACKAGE STORE — Manchester, DEVELOPMENT COMPANY • A GOOD P1.ACE TO WORK ' ADULTS. swords, arrow , heads stamps, YOUR C IXiOKING FOR . . . ranch with two-car garage and ' Judgo. In loving momoryorv ofI Pfc. DonalO D. Central location. .Good lease cbin.s, buttons, post cards, canes, SACRIPTCE SALE—Excellent two ROB^R’T .1. SMITH, INC. Sirong.. USMC. tvho iwho jHUisfd away a ing driving school. Professional ^ E C T R IG A iT SERVTCE^wrrin^ MALES; Dah;v Men COMPLETE BOAT OUTFIT Fully WI [LL. HERE IT IS! iVs baths. Please contact J. D. Kptate of Krlix W- Kaxpvich a/k/a Announcementa available. Write Box B, c/o Her­ HILLIARD ST., MANCHESTER steins, hundred.* of other an­ BUSINESS OR office location. 474 family home in Coventry. Newly 963 Main Street Felix Kaaevlch. late of Manchester in year ago today, July 36, 1955. teaching — skilled, courteous in­ repairs, insulations, oil *t}Urncrs, StocK^len equipped. 15’ mahogany plywood, 3 R lOMS FURNITURE Main St., ground floor. 'Three Realty. MI. 3-526?, 9-3640. said District, deceased. structions. In.alst on meeting your, ald. tiques. All day Satiirday, S?un- F( R ONLY $400. renovated. Centrally located. Tel. MI 9-5241 On motion of Alpxandor J. Kasevich What would wo give if we could say. w e d d i n g STA'nONERY a ape- electric, motors. Kenneth Lacoss, "A GOOD PLACE TO WORK ” , Meal Outters - renter deck, 2.'? h.p. 19.15 Evln- rooms. 5G. 9-5229. Ml. S-7444. "Hello, son." in ihe skme old way. instructor before starting. Phone day, July 28-29. 70 -Mill St.. Man­ iincludes . - . - Large lot. Both tenements avail­ WANTED IN Manchester. . Direct of said Manchester, executor. cialty. Beautiful assortment. Low Electrician. PI. 2-6388 after 6. WESTINGHOUSE Laundromat. Produce M enX'-- nide, Mastercrafl trailer. Call , ORDKRKD that six months from Ihe To hoar your voice, to see your amllt, prices. Evenings by appointment. Ml. 9-7398. WANTED Salesgirl for Sundays. chester, -MI 3-571T. ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR able. Excellent rent*. John Bis- from owner. 4-family house or To *lt and talk with you awhile. ‘ Doing good business. Excellent FEMALES: Meat Wrappers MI 3-.1545. sell Cross St., Coventry, PI. TWO Excellent B Zone Ix)t*. 23rd d§y of July. 1956. be and the Campress, 6 So.''M ain St. MI. ANTIQUES Refinished. Repairing Holland Candy Kitchen. New Bol­ Dair.v Clerks DELUXE RANGE professional SUITE. Excellent more. Must be in good condition. same are limited and allowed for the Though absent, you are always near. MANCHESTER'S oldest', most "done on any furniture. Tieman, opportunity. Priced to sell. Call SERVICE Station, attendant, part TWO BA.THTUBS and one pedestal BEDROOM SUITE 2-68’28. Water and sewer. 60x 1.10. $2,500 Clin after 8 p.m. MI. 9-6457. creditors within which to bring in Still loved and imssrd and ever dear. 9-2240. PI 2-6964 after 6:30 p.m. ton Rd. Apply between 7 and * I Non-Foods Oerks sink. Also one pair of sliding ga­ locatiop. Tel. MI. 9-1680 or 9:3549, each. Phone MI 3.6273. recommended auto school, always 189 South Main ( St, Phone ML p.m.- time ot full time. Apply in person LIVING ROOM SttITE ^elr claims against said estate, aiid Always rememberad to rage doors. CatKMl 9-1771 after Buildini; M*T«Tials I 47 THREE BEDROOM ranch style THIS AGENCY needs Cap* Cod. said executor is directed to give pub­ ready to serve you. .Will gladly 3-5643. Van’s Service Station. 427 Hart-! Grow With America’s Fasles>- 5 RC. DINETTE SET STORE VACANT. Centrally lo­ lic notice to the creditors to bring in ' Mother and Dad. meet you personally to talk over- for-d Rd.. at the Texaco sign. Ask s5 p.m,______^ cated. Can be usfed a* central home, ceramic tile bath, disposal, 4-5-6 and 7 room singles and 2- Automobiles for Sale 4 Help Wanted— Female 53 EXPERIENCED Growing Food ( ham Rugs IJvmpa Tables Linoleum BUILDING LOT. 200 x 165, In their claims within said time ailowed your driving problem Manchester CLEAN AND paint those gutters for Van. in CEDAR POSTS, Will i, sell and a few other small articles. labratory. amall office, small screened patio, garage, combina­ fam'ily houses. Buyers waiting. by publishing a copy of this order in In Memoriam now. Avoid costly repairs later. WORK IN ULTRA-MODERN. AIR TlfA.YKR Stroller, high chair. 1,8 tion storm windows, torner lot. Manchester. Call MI 9-5163. Howard , R. Haatings, Realtor. some newspaper having a ctrruiatlnn In loving rii*mory of Pfc. rnold D. 1955 FORD Grown Victoria. Fordo, Driving Academy. Dial PI. 2-7249. Position- for payroll clerk fa- cheap. M,I ,3-8612, ALL ON LOW UBERAL TERMS variety s'tore, or neighborhood in said- probate district within ten days matic, radio,' heater, whitewall Ml. 3-1383. CONDITIONED SUPER MARKET H P> motor and coin collections. beaulv pailor. Rent reasonable. Bus stop in front of house. Corner Call 5 « . 9-U07 any time. Strong, USMr, who pass I miliar with, all phases of pay­ .l-DAY WEEK MI 9-5983. All are used, but in good shape from the date of,this order and, return year ago today. July 36. U tires. Will accept trade. Private ATTENTION — Ladies, learn to roll and quarterly reporis. CaU J. D. Realty Co: Ml, 3-5262, Green Manor Rd. and Woodbridgs make to this court of the noilre giveri. LAWNMOWERS Sharpened aiid PAID VACATION. RICK LEAVE and' guaranteed. It's a wonderful St*. M I.'9-7560 or PI. 2-7338. Resort Property for Sile 74 JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. owner.' Ruaaell McKinney, 706 drive with a female instructor. Typing essential. Blue Cross, Diamond*— tVatch« \ bargain, one which cannot be du­ 9-3640. 'Tht* day do 1 ri^ember. Main St. Day, evening, Sunday appoint­ Repaired. Pick, up and delivery. HOSP., MED.. SURO., INSUR. Legal Notice A lovina thoughfrl fiv« C^IS and group benefits. Sal­ DOZKK GRADER KEMP’S BABYLAND Jewelry, 48 plicated. ROLUNG PARK-Six-room Cape, X tIMITATIO.N ORDKR For nnf no Iw fe r with us ments. Dual confrollea automatic 113 Wells St. MI 9-1702, 9-486*. GROUP LIFE INSURANCE TWO STORES available on Main LAKE CHAFFEE. Aahford, At aX ^ ’ourl of Probatr hrlrt at Man- ary ,,to. commensurate with STOCK OPTION PLAN SlJE IT DAY OR NIGHT one unfinished. Fireplace, ceram­ LIMITATION O BD m But in my W art still llvei. 1955 CHEVROLET Pick-up. Jj-tpn, or standard. . M. A M. Driving experience. Call: LEONARD W. YOST Jeweler, re­ St. 20 x60’ 18'x66'. Immediate wooded lots, $25 down, $10 month­ rh»*lrrirr within*1 anrt for th» District of signal lights and heater. Very UBERAL TtETlREMENT PI*AN EVERYTHING PHONE ME IMMEDIATELY ic tile bath colored fixtures, full ly. New four room cottage, in; 1 At « Court of ProbaiF hoM at Man- M anchM trr on the 11th day of. July. Al»*y*^^memb»r*d by Gram.' School, Mitchell 9-6541. tiPERATOR W ANTED pairs, adjusts watches expertly. HARTFORD CH 7-0.35* occupancy. Will dacurate or alter rhpxtpr-within iind for thr Di«trlrt of low mileage. Telephone Owner, Household Services -MORE IMPORTANT! OPPOR­ to suit tenents. Also office space basement. hatchway, ameiite sulated. $500 down. Drive out any Manchril^r on thf 34th day of July. FOR THE Ba b y Reasonable prices. . Open daily. After 7 P. M'. CH 6-4690 drive, storm windows and door*. J*resenl.^Hon. John J. Wall^tt, i n 3-4957. CORDNER AUTO Driving School. Offered 15-A GREEN MANOR TUNITY FOR U N L I M 1 T E D Thursdav evening*. 129 Sprues available on East Center St. 'in time. Wm, Schaeffer. OV. 4-7025. 1956- Judge. Memoriam Learn to drive correctly, and APPLY AT THE g r o w 't h FREE STORAGE the Andrews Building. J. D. Real­ I.ot 7 5 y ^ . Trees, hear bus, Presenl. Won. John J. WallFtf. Estate of'John Anthony RIegHo. Iste In InvUife mrmory of James Ltaosn j4S0 HUPMOBILE—36,000 original WEAVING of bums, moth holes ESTATES, INC. MI, 3-5680 . Street. Ml. 9-4387. ■ l?NTll. WANTED stores aqn school. Asking $14,900. JudsF. of Ma-nchester in said District, de­ Who to*'"''! s»-sy July 26. 19.38. and safely. Individual instruction by . For Application and Interview ty. Ml. 3-5262 - 9-3840. Kutatf of KUxa Rll^n Forb^x. lat^ ceased. • - G. Lennon who passed away miles. Excellent condition. Best competent, experienced instruc­ and. tom clothing, hosiery runs, BIG I MI 3-1181 Come To Call Ken Ostri/isky, MI 3-5159. of ManchoMFr in xaid District, de- On motion- of JaniesxH. Blesso. 409 J i ^ 3 p , 1933. ■ ; offer takes it. MI 3-6267. * handbags repaired, zipper re­ THOMAS COLL A CO. A L B E - R * ! MANCHEISTER G R E E N -N ext to Suburban For Sale 75 criii«^d. Hills St., E ist Hartford. Conn., admin­ tors on dual-control insured carat. The Grand Union Market USED FRIGIDAIRES, just right !. Household Gdods 51 43-45 ALLYN ST. HARTFORD SEE THIS NOW! New 5'room On motion of Haymond F. Me- heart* are- tsking memflries rood. Automatic or conventional shift. placement. umbrellas repaired, I Mr. Ferrante) Knitting Mill*. New building. istrator. X WANT TO BUY \ CAR and had OPPORTUNITIES -Middle Turnpike for cottage use, all sizes. AJso I Ranch. Fireplace, oil heat. Foun­ VERNON—Four room Cape Cod. Caughry, 1579 Bradipv; .St.. Sc.hcnfCr ORDERED that six^untha. from II Jtnd ooin* hark today 5U. 9-6010, JA. ,7-3680. men’s shirt collars reversed and 251 BROAD ST. several good used washers. CHAMBERS Complete facilities, ample park­ tadv. Norn* Yo*k, admiHlMrator. 17th day of July. 1956. b> and the san To many hsppy memories your credit turned down? Don't 9 A, M. to 5 J*. M. Manchester, Conn. i VENETIAN BLINDS of varlouqj dation: 28x45, AA zone. Prospect Comfortably furnished, . lot 300 x ORDERED that six months frqm th#“ That years can never ehangs. replaced. Marlow's Little Mend­ Kemp's. Inc. Ml. 3-5680, sizes. PtjiCed for quick sale. ing. Suitable . for professional are limited and allowed roF-^iho give Up, see “ Honest". Douglas, ing Shop.' ^ With one V*f‘- ' FURNITURE SALES man, hairtireaser or office. Ken ! St. E. * E. Realtv. MI 9-8297, 200, 111,000. J. D. Realty, Xfl. 24ih day d f July. 1956. and th^ Same Hors ‘ within which to* bring ln:>fneii' 333 Main. Not a finance company GENERAL THE GItAND I NfON Ml 3-7619. 4 Ml 3-4480. 3-5262. 9-3640. aro limited and allowod for th#* rred- claims against said estate. We have not lost the one we lovs. Molorcycie»e-Bicvcles 11 FOR s a l e —85 gal. drams, in good .50,’V East Middle Turnpike Oatrinskv on premisea or call MI Itorx within which to bring in -thoir ...... n*e pu>v We did not *ay aoodbye. plan. FLAT.iFmiSH Holland window Am’encji’a fastest c o m p a n y 3-5159. ■ ciaimx against skid ostat*. and said bring in For we’U be meetinz once again, condition. $2.50 each. For further 9-PlECB Mahogany Dilncan Phyfe h a c k m a t a c k ST. First time on BOLTON^An executive's home on BICYCLE REPAIRING, all types. shades,' made to measure. All OFFICE WORK WANTED — Rrickla” »rs and hod ATTHECKEEN administrator is dirort^d to givp pub­ their clalrhi within said t^ e allowed Beyond some sunset sky. BEFORE YOU BUY a used car expanding industries BOY OR GIRL 16 or over, for Lhformationjrall the Herald, phone Dining Set. In excellent condition. South Road. Gorgeous stone house lic noticp 10 the creditors to bring in bv publishing a copy oryflils order .In The Lennon famllr, . English a specialty: Now open 12 metal Venetian bltiids at a new carriers. Apply Supeiinlendenl. market. Custom built. Six room see Gorman Motor Sales. Bulck ■ luncheonette, evenings. -‘ Experi- Ml 3-5121.^',^______*a\^ngs on brand name irfrigera- MI 3-5668. ''' home with garage. Lot 90x400. with attached two-car garage, their claims within said tim^ allowed Home newspaper having a circulation noon to 9 p.,m.. Saturdays 9 a.hi'. low price. Keys made'while you Attractive Opening Jarvis' New Garage, Bucklahd by publishing a copy of this order in Sales and Service, 285 Main ence not'necessary. Corner Soda tors, i-ange.*, parlor sets, bedroom Summer HomM For Rent 67 One minute walk to. new achool. cinder bloch bam. four acres, in said probate districi^ithin fen days to 6 p.m. Mancheister Cvrle Shop. wait. Marlow’s. Immediate Rd., Manchester. . COLE.MAN''Camping Stove, two- iOAS REFRIGERATOR and aix- some newspaper having a circulation .from the date of th ^ o r^ e r and return Street MI. 9-4571. Open evenings. In Air^Condjtioned Office. Shop,, 73.‘S Main St. suites, baby furniture. ANDOVER LAKE—Waterfront, six Price- reasonable. E. F. Von etc.-, etc., etc. Imi^esibla to de­ in said probate district within ten days make to this co u rt^ f the notice riven. 166 West Middle Tpke. MI. 9-2098. burner with stand. Slighllv used, I piece dining room set. Good con- from the daje of this ordsr .and. return • JOHN^ WALLETT. Judge. FORMICA countera. ceramic Wall $15.00. Ml 9-0760, rooms, large screened porch, fire­ Eckept, Agent, 509 Keeney St. scribe with words. The asking make to this court of the notice given. 1951 NASH RAMBLER convertible. Pleasant Working Condition*. Breakfast Seta aa low aa $59.50.! dittrm: Cheap. MI 3-7776 after 4 Shown by appointment only. pn^e is 142,500. Replacement cost 9 WtBiTSR ST. 1947 HARLEY DAVIDSON Motor­ and floor tile. Let us ;S|odemize Openings for I p.m. ■ place, all Conveniences. Available JOHN J. WALLETT. .fudge. Radio, heater, newly refiniihed. your bathroom and kitclmn. For NEAT APPEARANCE Dogs— nirfls— Pet* is in excess of $85,000, Open at cycle. ■ Gpod Condition. $95.00, EXTENSION ladder, Markdown, bn Simihier F urnl-' to Aug. 5th and Aug. 19th on. PI Douglas Moton, 333 Main. AA ZONE — Seven-room cuytom vour convenience. T. J. Crockett, I.I MlTATfC^Y) ORDER , MANB mw — rXiMva w s m Can be seen at 291 Sp.ruee'St. Call free estimates call Ml. 9-2655, The , X Apply 1 P. M. toN;(^P. 28’ $49.95. Sherwin-Williams, 981 OWNER leaving state, selling 2-6880. : Tile Shop, Bu'ckland. M. CROSS. BRED Puppies: pets for lure, aluminum or wood folding built Colonial, enclosed bi:eezew*y Realtor. MI. 8-5416 or r»i. Ml. At a Court of Probalr h’eld at Man* potwamo-aivnawt-Msst m m i 1953 CHEVROLET cluh coupe. MI 9-3892, x ^ E R K S children, $5.00 eaih. Call Rock-' Main St MI, 3-66.36. Blackstone automatic washer. 1------:------— =------! rhF«tir within and for th<* Dt«trlrt of GEORGE A. F. GOOD PERSONALITY chairs, from $2.50 up. di^er. Hotpoint electric range, j COTTAGE TO rent. I-ake Chaffee.; and garage. Large rooms, many 9-7751. Radio, heater. Good condition. ville TR 5-7894. \ t Manch^M^r on th** t#h day of July. WANTED TO BUY—Used bicy­ .FURNITURE repairing and refin- MID-SUMMER cleaiance sale, en- miscellaneous, beds. cheats, $50 a week. Open July 28-Aug. 4 fine features, ' High elevation, 1956. ’ LUNDBERG, M.D. Full price $795. Douglas Motors, ishing; antiques restored. Furni­ ' At., ' Open Dailv: 10 A. M. - 5 P. M. view. Carlton W. Hutchins, MI ANDOVER — Attractive 4 room PrFaent, Hon- John J. WallFtt; cles. all sizes. Manchester Cycle tire stock, garden, lawn, picnic chair*, etc. Very low price*. Cali and last two weeks in Aug. Tel. announces the 333 Main. ture Repair Service, TalcottvlUe. If you have these qualifications , PORTERFIELD'S PET SUPPLY, 7 :3 0 > . M. - 9 P. M.^ 9-5132, 9-4894, home on lot 100 x 277t Fireplace, Judg^, Shop, 166 W,’ Middle Tumpikb. STENOG^AI’HERS THE THOMAS COLL^r" we want to talk to you. W* want : now located St Route 6 and (Jhapel .supplies. Savings up to 40%. Bud­ MI 9-1773, MI, 9-6922. E.«tatc of Dantr Pagaxii. lato of Man- association of MI, 3-7449! get Center. screened porch. Fine place for chf.itFr in aaid Diatrict. dartaaed. ^ JAM CHEVROLET Convertible, ra- MI 9-2098, , • a young ntian to act h» a sales , Rd', South Windsor, next to East GOOD ASSORTMENT, recondi- ESSEX ST.—Six-room- single built GEORGE A. F. lioncd used furniture. Also desks REFRIGERATOR in e.xcellent con­ children. Price $7,500. Madeline On motion of John D. LaBelle of ajffd II* dJb^.heate^. automatic shift. Top 251 Broad Street representative'with chance for ad-—-Hartford Drive-In 'nieater. Open EVERYTHING FOR the house - 4-Room Cot- on double lot. Hot water heat, oil Smith, Realtor. MI. 9-1642. Manrh#**t^r. oxecutor. USED BICYCLES for' sale, girls’ and bookcase*. Rebuilt mattressea dition. Very reasonable price, COVENTRY IJVKE - ORDERED that alx montha fi LUNDBERG Jr., M.D. Is noL quite 3 months old. ■ New Building— Contracting 14 TYPISTS vancement to managerial po.sition. dally 9-5, Tuesday. Thursdav and painter, dei oiator, including floor 3. PI, 2-7303. burner. C!ombination screens and BlipcoverV. new tlies. Paint and boys' 26". One sidewalk NURSE’S AID — 7 a.m.-3 p.m. $12.95 to $18.95. New Box spring* ('all between 4 and 5 p.m. Ml tage. Aug. 1 - Sept, Ifith dav ofiJuly. 1956. hF. with him in the practice of Knowledge of selling not neoes- Friday nighta 7 9 p.m, Man­ .tile and plastic wall tile at 38c' sq. storms. Garage. Nicel.v land BOLTON—$10,90o, ,6. room Cape, (4 it^ir and allowed for jrhf ctod bright yellow: Completely recon- girl's bicycle. 14 ". Call Roger’s BIDWELL Hom’e Improvement Co. shift. Gr^en Manor Convalescent $21.95, Some antique*. LeBranc S-9596, Uttl Stwisg Mtokioat — 9 .S # Bike Shop, TR 5-2410, I sary, if willing to learn. Poaitibn' chester customers can call JA, ft. Also electric supplies. Green tJIKR FRONT CXITTAGE CpVen- scaped. Trees, large garden finished). Immaculate condition, their Internal Medicine diUctned inside and out. $495. No Alterations, additions, garages. Home. For appointment call MI i i.* a permanent one. Excellent 8-3.391 and we will bring order Furniture Hospital, ^corner South ima -againat naid eata^ and aaid Ntw AafwMi'ic 1% Cat M .'M Paim and Wallpaper Cn\, at The DINING Room Sel. . table, sjx try Lake. Available July 28-Aug. space. $13,200/ Goodchild Real­ large lot high elevation, View. 755 Main St. MiMifisMd HettH — U J M money down, $30 month. C. A C. Re-siding specialists. Easy budg­ 9-2324. i starting salary, salary with comr h om e' with us at. 5 p.m. to 68 St and Vernon Ave., Rockville.. Carlton W. Hutchins. MI, 9-5132, executor ia directed to public no* 26’’ GIRLS’ Bicycle. Second-hand. Excellent opportunities Green. Open daily from 8 a.m. • chair*, buffet. Good coiiOiti^n. 18th. Particularly equipped for ty. MI 3-7925 or MI 3-1207. tice to.th»* rredltora '^brlnr in their Mm Ii. M lik ^ A9(. Motor Sales, 367. Oakland St. MI et terfhs. MI 9-6495 or TR mission and bbniis after training Spruce St. TR, 5-2174. Open 9-9, Sal. until 6. 9-4694. i Manchester, (3onn. ■'Also roller skates. Call MI GOOD. Steady Income . Assured 9 p.m. MI. 9-6.300,’ Leaving state. (jail MI 3-5789. toddlers. Reasonable. Call MI rl'aima within aaid yfime allowed 'by rWtft * THHII • 9-2701, 9:9205, 5-9109. \ for advancement vou will work 4 hour* a d*v «eli I Company car furnished, 9-5580. BOLTON—Small four-room house, pubUahing a copy i^hia order in acme on July 30i 1956 - - OMT TMKM you will worK 4 4 noui*hours a day sell-j \racation with pay and -ther em- MANCHESTER PET/' Center for all KITCHEN SET, bedrtaw .*el. and nearly four acret, large land­ VERNON—Ranch, 5'i rooms with ne«*apaper havini^ cJrculation Irv aaid probate diattirt^ithin ten daya from By Appointment 1952 PLYM OUra lour-door sedaii. ing Avon Cosm etics., Call MI .vour pets and pel /aiippliea. S. & desk, in maple: ywOfee table. scaped yard. Garage, chicken attached' garage. Full cellar.- Oil 3-5195. ploye benefit*. For interview ap­ Musical Instrument* the date of thigrord^r and return make radio and hekter, loi«' mileage, Wanted Autos Alumimm Windows Interesting work in. ‘ ply to Mr., Davi*. District Mana­ H. Green Stamps./ Open 9 t o /6" $12.50; twelve doseti canning jar*. Wanteil To Rent 68 coop. $11,000. Miniter, Bi-oke'r, hot water heat. Lot 90x200. Resi­ to thia courtth^ notice given. Tel. Mitchell 3-5629 excellent condition. MI 3-8290. . Town JM)r dozen. Antique* and gifts " ■ J. WALLETT. Judge Motorcycles 12 and Doors 14-A exciting new field YOUNG LADY — Good., at figures ger, between 8 and 9 dally. Monday through Saturday, Thurs­ GULBRANSEN direct blow ma­ MI 9-0754. evenings. dential section. Gaston Realty, day night tin 9 Ffee parking. MI. Furaiture.--'Ttepair Service, MI hogany aplnet piano, $495. BRANCH MANAGER with national 165 School St. XU 9-5731; -'eve­ ’ 1953 CHRYSLER Convertible .and with some typing Experience 3-7449. ^'fipen Sundays.* concern, desires house with 3 MANCHESTER-Two-family, ^ "7^ USED CARS WANTED'- We are! OUARAN’TEED against all haz­ for billing clerk. .Five-da^-iyeek. 9-4275^^ We repair aquariums, Adverliseiiienl Kemp’s, Inc. Ml. 3-5680. nings, MI 9-7466. Coupg.'f power ateerihg. radio, Pleaspnt working SINGER SEWING bedrooms, tip te $125 per month. Fireplaces, two rooms Jn attic, always interested in buyiim clean j ards. ; Aluminum" screens and Pleasant surroundings. Appl.YvS. heaters, pumps and reflectors. 995 hea^r.' light blue. Only $43.25 a \ storm; Windows as \well as com ­ .^ a ln St; ' • Write Box G. Herald. copper plumbing, two-car garage, month after low down payment.! cars for, top cash prices, 'fry our | Vogel Sdfi’s. 191'Park Ave, .(rearJ> 9tihlir Hpai'ing bination screen and storm doors. conditions ’.S^IACHINE GO. ' Read Herald Adv*. new roof. A-1 location. $16,900. Bmnner’s Packard; Talcottville. ■ famous'' cash five minute buying East Hartford. Sew It Two Ways ASSISTANT MANAGER W, T. Legal Notice service. Open 9-9 (daily, Barlow Call Cqughlfn. ML 3-7T0T. CATS BOARDED. Insjiect Fenroa Additional Appropriation* E A E. Agemiv. M I'9-8297 MI , Open evenings till 9. 832 m a in STREET^ Siamese Cattery, Tiinnel Rd., Grant Go.', wife and 10 month-old Motors, .435 Main Bt., Manchester. Liberal Employe GIRL' or WOMAN for general ofr 3-4480, MI 3-1342. AT A COURT OF PRORATK hpld -U: MANCHESTER, ^N N . Vernon, *-) miles off Parkway. Budget child desire .4 or 5 unfurnished VACATION SALE ^19M FORD Custoipline fQUr-doqr i fice work In retail store. Diversi­ ManrhPMPr. within and for ihr dlsudrt RoofinK—^idini;. UB Kittens, studs.- Rockville TR. A Teddy To Love rooms. Call MI. 9-2031 between MANCHESTER —Custom ranch. of Mancfvptief. nn ihr 24lh day of j T u l V e sed^. radio, heater, overdrive.' BencliU' fied woVk. Knowledge of t.vping In Accordance with Ihf ' pro- Business Services Offered 15 t 5-9131, .Must be mnociilat'ed.' 8:30 and 5f30. Large rooms, fireplace, ceUar, A. D 1956. ^ IF YOU PLAN TO PAINf ON YOUR VACATION— SHERWiN WILLIAMS HAS low Ihileage, one owner. in\macu-1 RAY’S ROOFING CO., ahingle and and some bookkeeping essential. i vi.sions of Chapter V, ScilTon 8, of hot water heat. Lot 150 x 300, high Present. Hon. John J i Vl^llett. Isde condition. McClure Pontiac, i See Mrs. Waldle at Keith’s Fur. AUTO SPRAY ^painter, steady BOARD YOUR dog in otir brandin' Town Oiartcr: WANTED—Five or six-room un­ * • ■ / Judge. SOME EXCELLENT VALUES TO SAVE YOU MONEY AND TO MAKE YOUR ASJRKS AND rubbish removed. built up roofs, gutter and yon- ■ work. 5l»rfy extra^benefits. Wood­ elevation, view, (jnlv $14,900. Carl­ Kslatf of Kmiiy Harris^., late of 873 Main St>- ' , : niture C?6,, III5 Main St, new boarding kennel while you Notice is hentb\!' niven li.at .* furnished apartment. Urgently Manrhea'tPr in salq diftripL d e c e a s e . Lkwn mowing, light' ■ trucking, . ductor work, roof, chimney .'rc- land Auto Painting C0;^12O8 Burn- I, ton W. Hutchins, - Ilealtor. Ml. J O I MUCH EASIER. - ■ pairs. Ray Hagenow, Ml. 9-2214. ar^ vacationing, Tel.. • RockvilleTj Public HeAripir of the Board of needed bv family of five. CaU Upt-Mi application of IC^neth W, t>; tree's cut, cellars cleaned,, papeis WANTED --Woman to clean profes- aide Ave., East H artford/, 9-5132, 9-4694. Granam.- adminUtrato^ praying— 4or 1951 BUICK Supe> ., Convertible. Ray Jackson, Ml. 3-8325. . , ’ : i 5-7894.' , Di'ertdrs,ljf-;the Town of Man- Ml 9-223l‘ ’ Radio, heater, dynaflow. Reason­ and rags.taken Hway free. MI. sional office every Wednesday af-1 ' ------__ authoritv To mnrigag$^eriain real es­ 9-0112. Call evenings. — ------*!------! < he.stei!;''(:onnectrt ut will be held REDUCED $14:800 Owner leaving tate. particularly able 58 E. Middle Tpke.' . MI ROOFING, Siding and carpentry. ternoon. Write Box Y ,. c/o'H er-' ! ALL AROUND — FIRST CLASS'.^ WANTED — Five oi; -aixitfoqm, stjte. 6L. finished rooms. Cape pliratkin on file, l^is •■0386. -^ald: ,, PUPS. AKC regiatered, ■ in the MOnIcipal Buiidlac Hearing ORDERKD:*-^pfat the fntf golng ap* c o m p l e t e r e p a i r s . by Sti/a^ - Alterations and additions. Ceil­ Excellent dia^sitions^^ Reds -and.,p*,;„n, on the-7th day of August, house. Vicinity Of. South Windsor,- Cod.’ .I’jOr mortgage aVailabic. East Windsor Hill, ^ Manchester. plication be he^d and d-eiermined at PACKARD 1953 4-Door Sedan, ' R.-^ Wolcott on wringer and auto-/ ings Workmanship' guarainteed EXPERIENCED high'calilier,Rou­ l^0W4 ‘ Rockville JTR ; 1956. III.eighUo’(Hock in the after- 5594 .33 Englewood Dr.. Manchester. the Pr«*l4ite Anfice in M anchester, in mafic washing machines, eleatric A. A Dion. Inc., 299 Autumn ; N MACHINISTS 5-.SHA I noon, to act on additional' an- Rental up to $130. Write L. Olson X(I 9-9967. said Disfru^ on. the 2nd,-day of Au­ radio, heater,’ Ultramatic, 'while' , eOMBUiSTlON ble entry bookeeper to general '■<_____ , } noon. 10 aui on andiuonaiadditional' ap* 2t Robertson Rd.. West Orange gust. A. D/^1956. at ten o'chtck In the ranges', Vacuum cleaners, motors; Street. Ml. 3-4860. - : rf»r^noolh,^nd that notice be given fo WALLPAPER propiiatioh a* follows: tires, sharp blue with black top, ledger, trial balance-and control AND j ENGUS>i^SETTERk ,.--'‘ 8 weeks. ' Ni just , like new. Low bank terms. small appliances, welding. 174 accounts. Typing essential. Per­ Tfu'the 19.1.1-0. General Fund ait perwris Interested In sain estate Mam StreePM l. ,9-6678., Ek^lNEERlNG, INC. j AKC Orartge Bejfeoh' Champion- _ „ room*- in.' central location. (Jome of th<%i^ndencv of aaid application and FROM OUR REGULAR STOCk Brunner’s Packard: Talcottvilie. Roofing and Chimneys 16-A manent employment with Blue LATHE HANDS’ ship blood lin^xFor show or hunt-i HiulKet of the Town: WANTED Twd or three-room un- ! see! Price , $10,700. MadUlne the ifTne and iilare of hearing thereon, Open evenings till 9. Cross. CMS, and group benefits; ing. Harrison » Vernon Center ! ...... $42.1. I furnished apartnient with stov e! bv/^uhlishing a copy of this order in DOORS OPENED, keys fitted, Smith. Realtor, ML 9-1842. ■ lie newsiMper having k . circulation FOR THE BEST in Bonded built Pleasant working conditions. Call Heights. Vernon. "’R ockville-T r I Jacob F. Miller, Secretary - and refrigerator, preferably, for 1953 PL'YMOUTH Cranbrook. Hard- copied, vacuum cleanerg. irons, liitcrvicwg Top Rale' — 55-60-Hour Week • naU district, kt least five^days be­ guns, etc.; repaired Shears, up roofs, shingle roofs, gutters, Green Manor Estates. Inc., 5IJ, 5-9648.' . , ! Board of ■ Directors. ■ Manchesiter, youl^ couple. 'Reasonable. , U r;! DREAM HOME, three bedroom: fore tne day of said, bearing, to ap­ top, maroon and black, 'radio, .i'onductors and rodf. repairs cal] 3-1181, Mr, Ferrknte, 9 a.m. - 5 ■ ——— I' Connecticut < gently needed. New Hav;en. ranch; neat and clean,-Cen pear if 'they see cau.se at said tlnft'e TRtMMED knives, mowers, etc., put into con. ■ M P. M. Pius' feenefils. . and place and he beard relative ibefts- heater. immaculate condition, Coughlin. MIr-3-T707.-r— p.m, , ’ PART BEAGLE--Cor-ker .S'paniel.! -Dated at. Mani'hester. Connectl- MAine 4-5266 I collect i after 5:30 ■tile bath, hot water heat, full Jiil spoke wheels, low mileage, one ..dition for coming needs. Braitb- ■ I ■ 10, and mAke return to this, court. waite. 52 Pearl Street. “Turn Youvir Travel travel To Work Beautiful, healthv six-mohths-old , cut this 23rd dav oir July, 19.16. p.m. . ■ . lar. Nfsll^d in trees. View. Sl^ur- ■ JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge; owner, McCJlure ■" Pontiac, 373 ROOFING -rJ SpeciaUzing in repair­ male i>uppy. Wonderful pet.; ’ ban. Only $12,400. Cailtoft W. Main St. ing roofs of all kinds. Also new Spring Street ’Time— At A Uourl of,rrohAti* hHtalF of Ward Mibert Green, late 9-9757.' Howley. Manchester Ml. 3-5361. job .involving house work. Apply Read Herald Advs. INVBSTXIEI4T property, two beau­ of Mancheater. In aaid District, de­ , ‘48 Buick Sedan, ’49 ' Hudson ______Forbes Manor.. Brewer St.. East .SPENCER APPRENTICE COURSES Attractive «ix room Capp, two , • can help vou tiful duplexes, .5-5. Side by side. ceased. Coupe. PaymenU as. low as $.1.00 ! poWER AND hand'mowers sharp- Hartford. See' Walt or call Ml. May De bo.ught separately.’ Cen-, unfinlahed. S toj^ dormera, The executrix . h&viiig exhibited her SOME ROOM LOTS AVAILARLE $1.98 UP week. Brunner’s Packard.. Tal- i Heating— ^^Plnmhing 17 RUBBER PR(‘)DUC'rS CO. amesite driv(^70'x350’ lot. Land-' administration account with said es­ ened. Air-cooled engines repaired. 3-1181, leave message and 1 will BUILD A SECURE ~~ trally located, near bua. achool tate to thia t'oMrU for allowance. It la eottville. Open evenings till 9. j Pick up and delivery. All work call you. and business. Practicallv new. J. scaped. Venf clean, $12,600. ORDERED that the 3id day of Au* guaranteed. Ideal Grinding Shop. FUTURE D. Realty, Co. XU. 3-5262 9-3640. jfusl. 1956.* at/ ten o ’clork. forenoon, PLUMBING and tiealing-^Repalra TO LEARN interesting work in CHAPEL STREET WARRE^E. HOWLAND, Realtor at the Probate). Office In the Municipal 273 A dam s.'' Phone MI. 9-312Q,' and contract worn. Call 511. 9-8541. MANCHESTER - Selling Out Building - In aaid Mancheater. he and PURE PAPER 5 FOOT STEP 3-8979. photo engraving. Ability to think 5*1108 . Ml. 9-600S the same la aaaigned for a hearing on and mechanically inclined pre­ * Mockinist WATER HEATERS, 30-gallon, RADIO ttnd TV PARTS Busines Property For Sale 70 the allowAnce of aaid admlniatratlon I HILLS’ TELEVISION Service. ferred. <5ood benefits. Progressive TRUCK DRIVER and laborer! TWjaT FAXULY 6-5. Aluminum account with aaid estate ntid thia Court glass lined, automalir. ten-year directs that notice of the tithe and TURPENTINE DROPGLOTHS LADDERS Available at all Umes. Philco fac­ increases with excellent opportuni- wanted. Apply at The Thomas 1 50% Below Wholosol* * Eloctronic Tochnicion SQDA SHOP.for sale, very reason­ rms, copper plumbing, 2^car warrantee, gas or electric $89.50. MATURE Woman for professional able price. Selling Kecaua'e of aick. garage. Excellent condition. Cen­ place assigned for said hearing he tory supervised service. Tel. MI. MI 9-9158. ties' for' advancement. Apply Colla Co.^ 251 Broad Si., Manchc^* given to all peraont known to he in­ 9-9698, office. Knowledge of; typing, and at A B C Photo . Engraving. ter* i C d i Ml 3-4435 ness in the family'. MI.- 9-8259. tral. Carlton W. Hutchins, Real­ terested therein to appear and he shorthand desirable. .Call MI tor. Ml. 9-5132 - 9-4694. heard thereon bv {fubllshlng av copy of Elih St., Manchester! ihi- order In some newspaper haring $ A .29 CHUCK'S RADIO and T.V, Service, ’3-8436. WANTED - - Experienced trailer! * Jot Engine MoYoismitk Moving— Trucking ^OLTON—Birch Xlount*in Rd., 6- a clrrulation • In said District, at legal GALLON ' 151 North Main St, Small appli­ FULL TIME Gas Station Attend­ drivers: Apply in perabn to Carl­ House*'For Sale 72 five days before the day of aaid hear­ ances repaired. Ml. 3-6517, resi­ Storage 20 WANTED - Girl for part time ant. Cook’s Service Station, son A Co..’ .44 Stock Place, be- tieneral Requirements: 8410 room Cape Cod. One unfinished. ing' • MANCHESTER — S-Rooir/Rohch, Basement garage. Fireplace, JOHN J, w a l l ?:t t . Jutigc„ 79c dence MI. 3-6960. ' work. Apply Rjn.e Pastry, 658 Manchester Green. tweep-9-aiinr-and ^730Tr. m. • You should be 18 to 21 REG. $5.90 VALUE MANCHESTER Package Deliver;^ $-• yri- 12 full basement, two Ifieplace*, amesite drive. Lot 200x200. Many ftEG. S1.7S REG. 98c - Center *St. - I..,.. years old AT A CODHT OK PRO b Xt K h*Kt ai { Light trucking and package dcliV^ FIRST CLASS Mold Makers and plastered walls, ful/jn*ulation, shaefe trees. School bus at dpor. , •. You must be a high s<-hoo| Mancheater. within‘ and for the district ! ery. Refrigerators, washers and WANTED - Reliable woman to Tool Makers. 50 hours‘per,week. Attentioo An adorable little summer frock Here’s a giant-size Teddy that cast Iron radiator^ hot water Asking $14,700. Ken Ostrinikj', of Manchester, on th^ 23rd dSy of July, j B^ove moving specialty. Folding 'baby ait Saturday nights. • Call Apply Am co Tool and Die, Inq., t graduate or equlvaltat for young girls-that can also be will delight the youngsters! You'll heat, tile bath, lan% kitchen. . 30 A< D. 195$ Realtor. XU 3-5159, Present. Hon. John J. Walleit. ALL DISCONTINUED chairs for rent. Ml. 9-0752. days. Ml 9-3588 before 4 p.m. 95 Brooklyn St.. Rockville. We have a cuHtumei’ Please, bring a transcript of made «1th puff aleeves and liny enjoy making him -just a* much as ^ay* occupancy/ Charles Le*. ^ J u d g e. Help Wanted ^ Help Wanted perance. XU- 9^20. MANCHESTER—Duplex near bus. Estate llsr t(0 w tot when school, slarjfs. tathS^y will enjoy playing with him. SchiMil re*-ord with you. No. 8A10 with Palt-O-Rama in- l A ’wonderful birthday gift!. stores and schools. Four an(l five Manchester-In aatd (district, deceased. EXST (JENTBft ST. — Suitable for Ui*on gppHca|ion-of John H. Hyde, MALE MALE purchase of a modern .I rliided is. in sizes 3, 4, 5, 6. 7, 8 Pattern No. 5594 contains trac riomM. Oil steam .heat,. 2-car ga­ administrator, uraylng for authority to Paint Brushas YOUNG MEN. WHO DO .NOT ing pattern for piecM; material otXce on/ home. Ten rooms, rage. Shade trees. 2 open porches. sell certain real eatatF pariic4ilarlv de? PAINTS Working Lunehoonorto jfears. Size 4, 2 1-4 yards of 35- FOR SALE or 6 room home ort Por­ QUALIFY FOR THKSK PRO­ inch; 1-4 yard Tonrra.sl if desired. requirementa; sewing directions. **team beat, oil, fireplace, two Garden space, chicken coop. The scribed in aaid application on file. U * Septic Tanks bathro^s two-car garage, large la DOUGHNUT MAKER Installation and Repair MALE 'Monagor ter St. or I>akewo<^ Cii^* GRAMS. .HAY RE PLACED For this pattern, send 35c in Send 25c in coins, your name, 4-r(x>m apartment I'enl* at $68 a ORDERED:—That the f^egolng ap­ SEMI-GLOSS experienced In Jewish style lot. Ajnple parking. Mortgage* ar- month. Howard R. Hastings, Real­ Good hours and salai?'. No Sun­ Specialist ' . I.N OTHER T R A I X I N r. coin.*, yoiir name addre.ss, size de­ address and the pattern number plication be heard and determined at FLATS siuidwlrhim, fountain, etc. Mal­ cle area. If you are con- COURSES OR^~IOBS. ranged. ’A real bargairl. For ap-, tor. MI, 9-1107 any time. | the Probate office in Manchester in V i SOME WHITE sired, and the pattern number to fo. ANNK. CABOT. THE MAN­ OFF days. Restaurant openiqg sunn USED LUMBER tment call George L.'Grazia- aid Distrlcr, on the giat day of July. I ' HELP ory open. Great .opportunll.v for giderinir selling; your « RUE BIRNETT-. THE MAN­ CHESTER EVENING HERALD, i D. 1956.' *at eleven o ’clock in the. WE'RE OVER STOCKED AND MUST MOVE m a n y c o l o r s In new shfipping i-enter''ln Man­ * Sewars Dleaiieil Apply Employment Olticf 'b. Reqllor. Ml, 9-5iS78. RCKHVILLE— Six rbom i. Over- Vi foreforenoon,_____ and___ that notice ba ^ven to OFF aggressive man. - Restaurant CHESTER EYE.MNG HEK.ALU. 1150 AVE. AMERICAS, NEW chester. Kmplo.ver will Inter­ 2 X 4. 2 X 6 flooring;, sheet- AND INSTALLED property, plea.se contact Weekifays 8 alnt. to 4:30 p.m. .gized. breezeway, and garage, all personsperaons interested Inin aalo^ estate opening soon In new shopping 11.10. .AYE. A.MERICA8. NEW YORK 36. N. Y. ' . XXiVENTRY—Route 31 On hjll. view -Tuesday, July Slat 2 to 4 No Saturday Interviews dur­ extra tot. City water and sewer­ of tKe ^pendency- pendency of. sAld aopllcatldn I p.m. ingk inside and outside WANTED renter. Emgloyrr will IntervlAW Now avallAble - the colorfj Fiye-room Cap* Cod. Baseboard and the time and plica of hearing 1 ^Cellars Drained ing July and August. YjOipi se. N. ‘ age $13,500. Pillsbury Hill, E. and thrrrvn. bv puMiahing am eaeasae*copy a oL'Ihlt# >eKla I Apply: APPLY Tuesday, July Sfst at 2-4 p^m. Send an extfg 25 cents now for '1956 Needlework Album; capi heat, living, room .12x24, all alum­ E. Realty, XU. f-6297, Xp. 3-4480 drdpr id soma np»’»paprr bavmaini -a rtr- doors, windows^and stairs. your copy of tlr6 Fall At Winter '50 ing dozens .of lovely deaifns ifom inum sash, large sunporch, extra rulatinn...... in aaid diairict. at ipgSt pis five | SHERWIN 'WnXlAMS C« Apply: ROBERf J. SMITH CONNECTICUT STATE INCOBPORATF.D ' PRAH A WHITNEY iaaue of our complete patient hook which to choose more pattenia in lot, lajce privileges. $12.5(X). Small EIGHT-ROOM Duplex. 4-4.' G.E. days brfnr* the day of . said hearln*. In 310 Pitkin St., East*^ Hart­ Town and Country CONNECTICUT STATE oil bufner. : New 82-gall6n hot ap'prar i( thav aap cause at laid tuna T IL M I3 - M M LYDALL t FOULDS Basic Fashion a complete, sew­ crochet, embroidery »hd/knit down payment to responsible and plara and ba beard relailva there­ 911 MAIN STREET EMPLOYMENT SERV ICE AIRCRAFT water heater -and electric? stove. ford. After S P. M. or Tel. /S IS PAR KC B ST. e m p l o y m e n t s e r v i c e MS MAIN !4T. ing guiOe fot eyer.v_ woman who plua. 3 giy. patterns, ^iracliona paxty. Immediate (x;cupaflcy. Coll to, and make return t" thia rourt. 806 Main Street Drainage Cos Dlvlsioa o^ United Alreraft . lUtilgtraVM'. lacomo, MI 940^. JOHN / . WALLETT. Judoe. ' / SEE 896 Mkin Street otwa for herMir and her family. prinlod IB book. Only ^ a copy! H 3-8033, . FI 3-6771. Maniphester, Conn.ecticbt MI 9-2392. * TClj^M I »-ftX4t Corporation PiMiM M l 9^143 MK. TOM ri^AHERTT W inchceter, Connect icut ,*oat Hajrtford 8. CVhii|. ( ' - ■ I ' • ' ■ . - l/-' / / ■ I Vi ./ '■4' X y "I ■-V - ■ X-

- , THURSDAY, JULY 26, 1980 TWENTY Average Daily 'Net Preai Run ■ . ' v ■ For the Weak Eii4ed The Waather V ' ----- • ■ » ■ ■ JQM 14, 1404 _ rerMoot ef U. A Weatiwr Hatiau George Hamilton of. Long I'Mand Mr. and Mira. W. A. LaFlamme, C. Elmore Watkina of Watkina Bbowers. thiuddrahower* - to­ About Town N. Y„ form erly^ this town, 17 Cumberland St., have aa. their local atore. and William Ruah and 1^,0T65 night M d early Batardm.v morn­ leave from Idnwild Airport Sun­ g i^ t a Mr. and Mra. William Fu- Philip S. Ruah of Watkina Hart­ ing. Low tonight 80-T4. Olenring, day for a business trip around the re jx o f Peabody, Maaa. ford muaic atore. have returned X Member of the Audit tow humid Snturdny. High In mM Tha.'Orange OAivention Commit* world for hie firm in New.^York from the anhual National Aaaocia- Pinehurst fs Open Thuru '‘v .. Bureau et ClreUlatioa 44*. tee will tneet tomorrow at 7:3b p.m. Cit.v. He ia a .brother of William Mr. and Mra. Jamea B. Wiggin tiqn of Muaic Merchanta Conven­ Manchester— A City of Village Charm in Orange Hall to make final plana Hamilton. 22 Alpine St., and and family, and Mra. Emma Re.eae tion held at the New’ Yorker Hotel. tor the convention, meeting from Jameia Hamilton, 7A Lindep St. of New Orleana. La., left thia On Tueaday evening, the local and Friday Night Untjily:00 Aug. 13 to 16. Alt membera of the morning' for their home after .men were gueata of the Steinway VOL. LXXV, No. 25.Y (SIXTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 27, 1956 (dnaeUled Adrnriitolng on Page. 14) committee are urged to be prea- Memoera of the Mancheater Fire apending a week with Mr. and Piano Co. at a dinner for Steinway PRICE FIVE CENTS ent. . , Department nill - hold a depart­ Mra. Melvin F. Boomer and Mra. agents at Hotel Pien-e where CHARLIE MAC . . . our manager T 7 ment meeting tomorrow at 8 p.m. Boomer'a mother. Mra. laabel Babin and Vronaky, dual pianiata, thinks you will be more th^n pleased - with f ha Dr. Richard C. Alton, 608 Main at the fire headquartera. Mam at Nevera. 24 Hilltop Dr. performed on Steinway pianos. St..- haa been elected v-ice preai- Hilliai-d Sta. ' I Watkins Bros. Haj-tford store is Swift's premium genuinp^pring Lamb Legs ha dent of the State Chiropractic Ex­ Ptal preaidenta of the American’' the oldest Steinway agency in the world. HERE AT 302 MAIN, CORNER MIDDLE TURNPIKE has selected for the^/meat buy of^tha wpak. amining Board. He aerved aa Rainbow Girla.who plan to at­ Legion Auxiliary held their aum- ■'.X' preaident of the board laat year. tend the grand aaaembly at the mer meeting and annual picnic YOU Wil l . FIND p l e n t y o f p a r k i n g . FRIENDLY These tender |amb lags ara |ust tha right waight Hotel Statler, Hartford. Aug. 10- yeaterday at the • home of Mra. Tlie Covenant League of the CAftRY OUT SERVICE,, EVERYTHING ^ IJ^ "GOOD . . . 6 to iVi lbs William Turkington Jr.. 28 Bige­ 11. are requeated to notify hlother John Bauaolai Andover Lake. Mra. Congregational Church will hold THINGS TO EAT.” r low St., and John Tani, 90 Cbn- on Adviaor Mra. Dorothy Travia be­ Elmer Weden. the preaident. con­ its outing Saturday at 2 p.m. In cord Rd.. are expected home Sat­ fore Aug. 1 of their intentiona, and ducted a brief busineaa meeting. A case of rain, it will be postponed urday afternoon after a month’a alao to remit feea for the banqueta delicioua potluck luncheon waa en­ to Sunday afternoon at the. same WHOLE ...... HALE'S G. WASHINGTON her iypv: shredded by the crash. Lincoln White Said he was “ not at i — . . -m Invest Wisely! Planning probes were. the Lodge Protest! liberty to say” whether the Brit- I C l I l o r l V FRESH GROUND INSTANT Swedish snd Italian consulates of ish government had asked t h e j l L ^ A g W l . X V J L U C U i^ CcMIS New York. In aldition'. the Hou.se Against Crew U niM States to take acUon.! ' -m- -■ m ' -m BUY HALE'S QUALITY MEATS Merchant MaHiie Committee an­ IVhite added that he had no know- j ^ COFFEE nounced it would ask the Coast ledge of any move by Dulles tp-j ” a J IC A U J U * C - U ^ F F S E / 6 0 z . Guard to make its own study. New York. July 27 (4*)--The curtail hia present Latin American visit and return here before Sun­ W'ilhout a request from Con; text of a protest of 90 paaaengers giess, Uie Coast Guard could not day aa scheduled- In Crash Here CUBE STEAKS .. 85c rescued from the Andrea Doria Far Reaching Implications JUST REDUCED . . . ' act because the collision occurred against the officers and crew of HALE’S BEST , | . , outside U.S. territorial waters White read this statement which (Photo OB Page 4 ) ” WESSON OIL, Pints 3 1 c ...... Quarts 59c the sunken Italian, liner follows: • liad been forecast earlier .joday by and did not involve an Anieriran We, the undersigned, survivor* Elmll G. Goranson, about 48, of ahip.\ White House press secretary \ of the Andrea Doria, who -were Forestvllle, waa killed and hia wifa pte wise shopper knows she gets better value Rep. Herbert C. Bonner, ngress~ En^ Oil Steel Contract French'* governments reached a pondent,. who also was listed .ranking Marine officer to take the aonal and private letters, all in- For P W N e ^ crisis today over Egypt's seisure of BONITA FISH Btand for the prosecution. among those who died In tha For oidents of this nature miut be the Suez Ggnal Co. under a na­ ship disaster. His ste|>daughter, DeZERTA CUCUMBERS 3 T9c ■ ' ' . each 5c 'it ' Silvey also told the court that known. Washington.. JuUiL !27 . -A*i A wrangle over omnibus housing leg­ New York; July 27 i;P>--A set- • been reached witji John A. Hartford. July '27 1*1—Governor tionalization decree. The compan.v Linda, and a daughter, Joan, 8, ELBERTA he had neyef conducted a night “We must be able to clearly waa French-controlled and the 2 Cans GELATIN FROM NABISCO inspection of the marsh.viisaiaJiv HicnBareas islation was called the key to ad- tlement of the 27-da.v natio.nwide rtephens, chief industry negotia­ Ribicoff said today that he ia sat­ had both been rrpdrted to hnva - demonstrate that we have the joumment as the Senate and steel strik.e was announced . today British -government held 44 per ' ■ bsek of the Third Recruit Batt­ MUiation completely.in hand. tor. sitting beside him and nodding isfied that Connecticut cannot of­ perished with him, but ' tho 25c TENDER YOUNG talion, -or behind the.le rifle raqge.J House began toda.v'what most leg­ but a formal end to the strike will ajgregment. fer the special facilitiea wanted by older girl turned up today among’ PEACHES 2 Lbs. 29c TRISCIT not come Until sometime eariy, ' -i(Conttnued on Page Eight) The HoiMe ArmedI Service* Conjr (Continued 'em Page ^ r e e ) islators said Would be the final day McDonald said tHal itw-lU take Pratt and Whitney Aircraft, which injured survivors removed from SANTA ROSA ‘ . ^ of the Congress session.^ ' next week. "several days," however, before it exploring aitea in Florida and the crippled liner Stockholm. D.ZERTA iimmc! I-R. P k ,. PUDDING 3 bunches 2 je “ We should be able to quit to-- David J. McDonald, president of Individual contracts with the steel other states for an auxiliary jet- BEETS mZTANT day, possibly earlier than man.v be- the United .Steelworkers of companies can be completed and engine plant. STATEME.N"' SEEN SOON PLUMS Dor. 49c WonH Fire Stassen-^Bul ^ | , U*ve."_ Senate Republican leader America,' announced at a news •signed. - He told newsmen (hat-Gen. Mgr. Nasser Builds New London. July 37 (/P>— 27c ,FRO.M s u n s h in e '" Knowland of California toW newa- conference the' settlement had •Must .Await Signing Wright A- Parkins. Pratt and Cit.v Councilor Thoihns J.|Qrtf> LARGE SIZE ipen. ■ ' Whitney Aircraft, and Preaident . t Oz. Imported.Fancy MAXWILI LADY JOAN ______1 He said a return to work of-the ftn said today he wilf make a Sen. Clement* iK.v. l. assistant William P. Gwinn. United Aircraft Major Crisis statement “ in two nr three dnys” SoHd Pack s h o r t b r ea d Senate Democratic .deader, said he ‘■“"'e io his office yes- -HOUSI wait until the signing of those con- I terday to explain the situation. on the 14th district Demoemtto SWANS DOWN CANTALOUPES ^ ^Each..,.3^.C„ •..CUCUMBERS Eisenhower Held Irked hoped for the end :'todav or to­ senatorial primary set for .\ug. night.” ■ ' News .Tidbits . Among the special needs outlined For Mideast copm COOKIES Nof -lerma of the setclement were ; hy the two official*, the Governor 29. There have been reporta A poKsible factor for dela.v wnl* that Griffin, who won the ron- INVENTS A CAKE! a ifilan by Senate advocates of Cull^ from .\P Wires announced. ; recalled, werj 10,000 acres at a 2 l o r | 5 c By ‘Dump Nixon’ Moves There have been unyontradicted ’ considerable distance from popu-! By W1UJA.M L. RVAN ventl.on endorsement, might C ■ o' App 1« Frozen Food Specials •H $li5 29c Civil Rights legislation expected tp (.AP Foreign New* Analyst) withdraw from his scheduled make a final effort to call this r*??'?." *he past three dava area*. That is because of • 'QHt III Gamal Abdel Nasser's seizure of I hnttle with former State Rep. SNOW CROP measure up for passage. They con­ that the seUlemtjij) embraces a '3- **>* " “ '»e involved in outside test- ,h^*i"** Apple Chip Washington, Jul.v 27 tA** Presi­ when the conference; hia flrat since Acting New Haven Mayor O’Con­ .vear contract lyiTh appraximately' ItUt. <>l the new. heavy jet engine*. ^ " ■ can plunge ' the * -'nthony P. Turello of this city, dent Eisenhower wa., described b.v ceded it would be.futile but, were nell says he refuse* to meet with hia June 9. operation. U held. inclined to make the tr.v. a 50-cent an h6ur package spread 1 don’t know of any place in! , ' i.'w***^ crisis deep aa ' ’ ■ ASPARAGUS SPEARS - 49c several congressional Republicans If Eisenhower follows his usual re|,re«entative* ' of idle Piibllr'; over that period "*’re*'* I Confiecticut that would, fne*et these J ** known since World War' SHIP RESTING IN MUD CAKE A Senate-House committee met ’■''New London. July 37 UP)—Tha In our ■ Frosted Food toda.v as irritated b.v Hsrold E. roui'Bc then, they said the.v expect ^ P K 'e i un-' McDonaj’d announced the settle- ‘■*bu*f*"’ *'>ta.” 'the Governor said. ■ Stassen's continuing efrorts .to the President to reaffirm his con­ to try to compromise differences less Ihe.y leturn to w-oik and ne-, rnent with the following brief Govemor Ribicoff said that he; If 1 * P f'^ d 'n t gets away | Italian Uner Andrea Dorin which case* you Mill find all the over the housing bill, but the ses­ with ^ MIX SNOW CROP D r e s s e r ^ dtimp Vice President Nixoti. fidence in Nixon with little more gotiate in good f*>th ..’,.Mexican statement: was 'assiireH that the big aircraft may emerge eventually ^ went, to the bottom after aim fruit* and vegeta|ble* plu* However, GOP lawmakers who sion broke lip when House mem­ ventriloquist nailed lb vro** * * " **■“ ''"* as- - 'the thi master of the Middle East'. ; rnlUded with the SwiyUsh liner than an implied rebuke to Stassen. ber* were called to the House 3 1 c professed to know something Taking New' Poll If Ihehe loses this, gamble he can, Stockholm late Wednieedny to­ P IN K L E M O N A D E 2 ^ 31c Stuffed Turkey* chamber. wind up on the rubb.iah heap of ■ s ■ ■ Whipped Cream S I Z I j about the Piesident's attitude to­ Nixon smilingl.v declined com­ himself’V';",?f‘"or‘ for "o^cl7^1ns^^occasional cigarette ^' Americ.«>»ericB ana uf; the''ltbL 12 basic ^c” *teelle^ : P-.-! “> •O"'* “’’OOO - - ' ‘"S it. thli day is resttog ia mud , M Sara-Lee Coffee Cake* ward hia disarmament aide's anti- ment on Stassen's announce move Sen. Douglas iD-Ill.i said Sen­ state. former dictators. fathoms underwater about ‘ 40 KIRKPATRICK'S . Ni.xon campaign said they do not ate conferee., were ' oppoeing a UN Se. retary General Dag Ham- ; T bari™ ^ MtOemeni'^*^’ The long range impHckUonar of mile* south of Nantucket lalnMl, FRiei-FREEZ ICONOMY: yesterday to take a new profes­ House - passed proviaioii -"that TK.IDK MAaK ’ Sara-Lee Cheese Cakes expect Stasaen to be fired. sional poll of public sentiment on mararakjold reliim* to Npw York b.v "Each inrtlvirf,?li . Naaa.er’s. move are great. the .Navy said here today. Onto a •. for m«rt 12 o n . 0 9 j \yould bail oiit Wherry bousing, plane fix>m Geneva and say* he Each individual companv and 1 CAN! potential vice presidential nomi­ the union negotiating group will | First, the canal ia a lifeline for obtained by Navy Underwater FROZEN OYSTERS Sara-Lee Choc. Cakes' ■ One Senator represented the perhaps at • coat of several him___ will give all attention to easing Capes, Drapes F'ill Britain—and Tor Svesterji Europe's tim« for funi S A V E lot President as determined not to nee*. now meet for the pui-pose of com -: Hound Laboratory technictoas la Until the new poll is completed dred million dollars and ia a corns—tension between Israel and Jordan trade. If developments should ronaeclioa with aaalyaea of hob- ^CABH TOVR d u ti^ I OHaiMicn *1 Wk rMiilt of. rises in labor and mate- . . . Oil spills near Haddam and aaid. a signing ceremony kill be I the popularity of the Moscow « r - uaed {aaadgratton gaotw — a Nwrr wMRt expected White ,Hou^ news con­ . The other four he named, all del- rial ^costs since the eonstructi'on. through .tha proceeds from the ference next week. He is certain the Milford-Stratford arep pollut­ held at 3 p.m. lEDT) today. , jcua and Rt^aaian''ballet^ their r«- canal, he must double the tolls. ^ peapoaal that wwoM haaaftt Pa* MMY.fgoM Bata Size For 25c ^ CORNER MAIN AND OAK STREETS ing waters under Investigation by to face queatioiiing on Vhe iaatie (CMttoued Ml Tie*) an Pagn Eight) toad aad Italy BMfa thiM aap State Water Cqmmuaion. (CanUinto On Paga Bight) I ,

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